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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
TIE BROOKLYN BOARD o. ALDERMEN.

The weekly meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen was
held yesterday, Alderman Bergen In the chair The
Alderman OF the Tenth ward offered a resoluii on,
which was adopted TO the effect that the Street
Commissioner be directed notify the Bergen street
Railroad Company TO cause the pavements between
the tracks and Immediately adjoining the same to be
forthwith placed in good travelling condition, and
10 equip the road ith substantial cars d horses,
and In they fan to comply with the request that
the CORPORATION Counsel be authorized to cause the
complaint To be submitted to The District Attorney,
wlta request that the matter be referred TO The
Grand Jury for indictment do public nuisance.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Is, 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship Holsata CNGl, Ehlers Hamburg via Plymouth
aud Cherbourg- Knnhardt A. Co.
Steamship PERT, Merrill, New oeans-sponord Tieston
co.
Steamship Abemare. Roberts, Norfolk, City Point aud
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Steamship Hatteras Baekwood Norfolk, &c-Od porun.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg Portand-J y Ames
BARK Alex McNlei, Lawton yaiparaiso-Fabbri Chaun-
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Bark Uer (NG), Srack, Trieste-Funch Edye & Co
Bark Bdwel tBr, Baker Bordeanx-Boyd Il Hncksp
Brig John iaii Br, Cosrnan, cork-,as Edmiston Co
Brig Carmne Italy Caiero, Gibraltar for orders-Funch
Eye Co. ~~'
Brig Holbrook tDan), Borstel st Reconsideration
Co.
schr Clara THOMPSON. Hanheld para-L Amsinck h Co.
Schr tBr). Beiyea, st John, NB--Hepey 4 Parker
schr Evelyn. Burger, Stamford.
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THE MISSING BANK CASHIER.

FARMERS AND DRovERs' NATIONAL BANK
SoSERs, WBsrcHEsTER COUNTY, Oct. IS Isag
TO THR EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
we notice a communication In Sundays HERALD
stating that the cashier OF the above named bank
had absconded. lie left Unexpectedly, and we pre-
sumo from indications tDat he must have been
Insane. SO FAR as examined we ind the accounts
with the bank correct.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President
WILLIAM MARsHALL Vice President
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters,

Bark Hunter, York, from sagua by PHO. boat Washing
ton, No 2a3.
Wind AT snnapt
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SHIPPING NEW S.


Sun rises. ...... % Moon RISES. eve 9 As
Sun sets. ....... 5 Oh High water. .eve IL IL
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
Proceedings Of the Town COun.
Cil OF Lake Charles, La.

This being a Regular Meeting,
held September 4th, 1869. .4"
Present, J. ". Bryan, Mayor,
Aldermen, ]. Nettlerode, G. Schind.
Ter, B. r. StOddard, w. Il. Hutch
ms and John A. Spence. Nw ~" ,
Secretary w. r. Rutland, being
absent, W. L. Hutchins, was ap-
pointed Secretary pro tem.o ,o
The minutes of the last ne ting
were read and approved except
the Resolution concerning the
Levying Of Licenses which viii b.
reconsidered this meeting. aaG .
On motion the Council adjourn
ed until this evening at 6 O'Clock.
The Council met pursuant t.
adjournment: r. .r,n....m. AHA
Present, j. W. Bryan, Mayor,
Aldel menu. Nettlerode, q. Schind
Ter, b. r. Stoddard, w. II. Hutch
ins and John "A. Spence.
eH !. b.. Z
On motion, Resolved that the
Committee appointed for the con-
struction Of d Market House be
discharged.
On motion, Resolved that w. Il.
Eutchins, Constable be authorized
to have built box house, ten (lO)
by fifteen (l5) feet to be of plank
/ inch thick to be used AS a
Guard House, said building to be
built on the Lake Bank in front 81
the Public Square.
On motion, Resolved that in as
much as Mr. Jacob Ryan, former
Treasurer not having qualified ID
the required time, chat he be reap
pointed Town Treasurer for the
balance of the year ending frst
Monday in june, 1870.
On melton, Resolved chat Geo.
TIL. Wells, Esq, be appointed Town
Attorney at the compensation 81
one hundred and thirty dollars for
the year ending first Monday in
June, 1870.
On motion, Resolved that The
following estimate Of expenditures
for the current year ending first
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
ALTHOUGH the prisoner is only
twenty-five years Of age, he freely
renfe ses to eight murders"
Car Scene.

81 say conductor, do you know
who that good-looking lady is
there with q book2"
eyes, I've seen her d few times" "
'sBy Jovet she's splendid. "
YES / think she Is. #E .
''Where does she liye?"
Elm Chicago, ] believe"
I'D like to occupy that seat
with her" geas
"Why don't you ask her"
II did not know but it would be
out OF order"
"It would NOT be If she was viii
ling TO have you occupy it. OF
course You claim to be agentle-
man" a.' .
"Ohl certainly. IF you are &C.
quainted with her, give me an in
PRODUCTION; that is if you have no
objection" "
"Certainly not" a.a- a. r.
"How far is she going do you
knowP'' .a 4a95ara aaar 7
Rochester, I believe
"Give me an introduction by all
means" a..,. ..-s... Az.
Fixing his hair, moustage, and
whiskers in becoming style, he fol.
lowed the conductor, who, on reach.
ing the seat where the lady sat,
said, with a peculiar twinkle in the
eye
'"My wife, Mr., of New York.
who assures me he win die before
reaching Detroit if he does moi
form your acquaintanc. " l..."
The gentleman stammered, slut,
tered, grew red in the face, falter.
ed out some excuse, and returned
to his seat, leaving the lady il
company with her husband to en-,
joy the joke. While they were
talking, the man left his seat
came up, and said: .. .. o..
call right, Mr.. Conductor, I owe
you one. If you willgive me your
address I will send you a basket
of champagne, if you will not say
anything about this; and if you
want anything TO drink before the
champagne comes, we will steI
out at the first station"
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Died.

In this Parish on the Goth of August,
1859, Frederic Augustus Iunghaus. On
ais person was found Pass in German,
the following is q copy: "
Pass Mr. Frederic Augustus Iunghauss
Jhemnitz, Kingdom Of Saxony, Wea.
yer by trade, June 3D.. 1859! Age As
vears, size middling, hair black, brown
mixed, peculiar signs none.
.... -. The Town Police,
Geier, Town Council.
Was also found on his person 2 Bank
Books, of Savings Bank of Chemnitz
md one small key. The above papers
IRE in the possession of D.. J. Reid, OF
his Parish. -.".- I
of German Gazette, New Orleans please
copy. 'aft ..r al amt.F n.r.a
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
baltimore Weekly Sum.

baltimore weekly SUM-
BFsT FAMILY NEWSPAPER Knows,
UNRITALED IN THE WORLD M
CHEAPNESS AND EXCELLENCE
Published EVery Saturday Ror0tRg.
IT nov
IN its every Department it more buc.
4 cessfully meets the general wants Of
the people than any other known Weei.
" Newspaper. In comprehensiyeneas
and variety it is unsurpassed. L
ra# .#&Erg5 #W ~ IL
NOVELTIES, --
SKETCHES, 'aJ
POETRY,
.-u.. --ur - MISCELLANY,
TALES, &c.,
Drawn from the best sources and By tbs
ablest writer's, grace its columns
w from week to week .....5
~. .'..' and besides, it .aa
.'.''" '"l e. gives 849,af
r .-' ..- to the public, ar aa@
... vi in every issue. the la .'"15 sa
test news from all parts Of the
world. It devotes especial attention to
THE FARM AND THE FARMER,
and searching, as does the Daily Sun
all the avenues of commercial interest
puts forth weekly, the most full and q.
curate r. .-'-. ..I
MARKET REPORTS.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16

Monday IN June 1870, be made
out and approved and ordered to
be published.
Pay Of Mayor and Alderman
S225.OO
Attorney, Clerk, Treasurer and
Constable Salary's $4,000.
Necessary expenditures for re-
pairing streets $4,000.
For printing $4,000,
For the erection of a guard
house 5000. D rst 3
Contingent expenses $45, co.
Total amount 100000,
On motion, Resolved that the
Mayor be authorized to issue a
draft in favor of Mr.. VIM. Meyers
for the sum of thirty-fve dollars
for the overplus paid by him for
his Licenses for the year 1869. st
On motion, Resolved that an ap-
preparation for repairs made by
Geo. Jones III Flbnon Gully DC
vetoed. acHr saul
On motion, Resolved that the
resignation of w. L. Hutchins
Alderman, be accepted and that
an election for a member to fill the
vacancy occasioned by said resig,
nation be held on Saturday the
18th of September, 1869. M
On motion, the Council adjourn
ed until the next regular meeting
"...t Approved -...~
1n j. W. BRYAN, Mayor
." Attest
W. L. HUTCHINS,
-. Sec. pro TEN
A true copy.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
MARKET REPORTS.

THE WEEKLY SUN is published
ut the following exceedingly low rates
to individuals and clubs, when sent from
one post Office at one time.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16

r- Marry in haste and re-
rent at leisure" does not apply to
tboge who buy their Coffee, Sugar,
Tea. MOlasses, Rice, Soda, Vine
ear. Candles, Matches, Soap and
ether Groceries at the store Of
Victor TOuChy. See his advertise
ment in another column. r .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE.

DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE will be 4
new National Publication, support
I'd by the best writers, in each depart.
nent, in every section of. the country,
See Prospectus for the list Of these Wi.
'ersS, with specimens Of what they say
including "a 'aT7'
Hon. E. M. Stanton, Ex-sec. Of War.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Rev. DIR. Bushnell
leo. VIM. Curtis, DIR. HAYES. ATotS
yoyager, DR.. Leiber, b. j. Lossinq,
,3eo. Ripley, Hermon Melville, BavaFd
Taylor, Prof. Moses Colt TYLER, Hon.
D. A. Wells, Rev. DIR. j. P. ThompeoD
Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., EvoTt 4,
0uykinok, Esq, &c, &C., and a host Of
brilliant writer's in light literature %
Well as science, art and history. ...'.o
Heightened papers ON matters Of M.
tlonal interest, popular science indus
nal pursuits, sound information and
instruction ON important topics. win be
Peclally cultivated. In the lighter az.
licles, healthy entertainment and uur
amusement for the family circle win b.
'arefuly cho2en from the ample resour.
oes presented by our large circle Of con.
iributors.
TERMS "a per annunn. .a&WGF
2l1a q. p. PUTNAM e. SON. 74 {,
IA Publishers.
no,s2 66I Broadway, NY.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
Confession Of q Murderer.

a4s The Knoxville Tenn.) Press
gives gives a detailed account of a muir
den, which lately occurred in Fen
rtress county, Tennessee, the cap
turs. Of the murderer and the tes-
tinony against him:
& 4 oOn the Goth Of last November
= \ citizen Of Fentress county went
70 The house Of old Mrs. Galloway
ana found the old lady, her daugh-
ter a and two grandchildren lying
1j mon the floor with their heads
eslp6lit open with an axe and the
foOdeluged with blood and brains.
NO certain clue could be found
One of the children, a boy seven
74vTear Years of age, showed signs Of life,
and was removed to q neighbours
house. Two days afterwards the
little fellow showed signs Of con-
seriousness, and was asked, Who
had done itY His reply was Cal
wis information, connected with
. other circumstances, directed sus-
nicion to Calvin Logston, who had
o. about that time fed to his home
on Green river, in Kentucky.
Sol. ''He was pursued, captured and
brought back to Fentress county,
by which time the little boy, who
N seemed To have been preserved by
q special Providence, was so near
g IN recovered az to give o correct
account Of the whole bloody tale.
From bis testimony it appears that
L,opston came to the house with
two women, his aunts, named
Brown, and demanded of Gran
nv her money, with threats Of a
PRESENTED pistol. Failing to get
4 any he put up his pistol and seiz-
ad al axe he found in the house,
ana struck the old lady on the
head. and then served the young
woman and d four year old boy in
the same manner. One OF the
women then seized d shovel and
dealt the little witness q blow,
which is the last thing he recol-
lects. Y
upon the return Of the prison
III To Fentress county the citizens
erected an inpromptu gallows fol
his accommodation, but by the eff
forts 81 Judge Houk, Judge Lynch
dedjurisdiction. Failing To get
aiury ID that county, the venue was
chaneed To Scott county, where,
after 4 long and laborious trial, the
verdict has just been rendered d
seuiltyoimur il the FIRST degree,
without any mitigating eiycumstan-
ces, and sentence ofdeath pron0un-
osd by Judge Houk, To take effect
on Che 18th Of October, pro1imo
An appeal was taken to the Sd.
prs1as Court, and the prisoner enc
hia gaagd arrived here yesterday
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16

In all cases the money must be 70,
mitted in ad0Qnce.
'DEa- A small space will be allowed sd
yertisers, at the rates of fifty cents Del
5quare, for each insertion, four Hnea
constituting square. .'r
In sending remittances for either ths
DAILY or WEEKLY Sun, the safest meth.
I'd is by draft or Post Office order.
ADDRESS A. s'ABELb & Co.,
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Md.
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a. We call special attention
to the advertisement Of William
Never. He well understands the
wants Of our people. Whatever
he tells you is a fact without col
oring or polish Give him a call
and convince yourselves.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
Wanted.

al good cook, washer and ironer.
Must have no children. A young
white woman, capable and respect
able, would have light work, per
manent employment, liberal wages
and, If deserving, would he receiy-
Oh and considered a. member oi
my family, instead Of ID servant
merely.
GEORGE III. WELLS.
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. ~n..#~s vICTORTOUCHY.
Lake Charles, Sept. l6, 1y. : 4.
Succession of Alexander He
3"" bert, decd.

Succession of Alexander He
" bert, decd.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, po,isb Court
Parish Of Calcasieu.
WHEREAS, Glarisse Broussard ofsaid
w Parish, Adm'x. of said Succession,
has fled. in said Court a Provisional
Tableau and Account of her Admins
tration of said Succession, with petit
ton praying for the hOmologation there
Of, therefore u
NOTICES is hereby given to all per,
sons interested, that unless written OPP
position thereto is filed in the Office Of
The Clerk of said Court, OF the Cour,
House in the town of Lake Charles, il
said Parish, within thirty days from
this date, the said Tableau and Account
If Administration will be approved and
homOlogate,l, -&A 5h.srEa
Given under my official signature at
chambers, at Lake Charles in said Par
.sh the Oath day Of August, A. D. 1869
............... '... DAVID J. REID,
n27.5t. " " Parish Judge
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
MARRIED,

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. r. F.
Francher, MISS DELLA K. SINGLETON, to
Capt. J.W. BRYAN, both of this Par
ish. 81,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16

- The health Of our commu-
nity i very good, and We hear Of
hrf isle Sickness ii the parish.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16

ITr O. ID. Ludeke Is our
authorised agent for receiving a.
vsrsissments and subscriptions II
tbe oity Of New Orleans, Hemay
be found at the corner Of dTod
and CarOndelet streets.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-16
New Advertisements
NOTICE

rs herby given to the qualified voter,
L of the Town of Lake Charles, that an
Election will be held for member Of
the Town Council, J to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of W. J.
Hutohins, ESQ, at the Court House in
said Town ono ss U9@grDur.. 81 a..a
Saturday September rs, 1869.
The Poll win be opened at 10 A. M
md closed al 8 p. M. a @ra @a.'."
BY order Of ..1.sa H#.#n.1
]. w. BRYAN, Mayor
Attest y##@ .@' sS@ =
W. l.. HUTCHINS, Sec. pro tenn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
NEWS OF The DAY.
40 .hou the rery age and body ofthe Times.

A disclosure has been made of defalcatlon
that has been 10 progress in the affairs OF the
Methodist Book Concern, at New York, LOT
the past eight years, and by which the Concern
has been defrauded of several hundred tnous'
and dollars. DR.. Porter, one OF the agents,
has been having the institution purchase papea
through his son, broker, and as an rmWe'
the broker has been charging high commls'
sion. and the losses to the Concern were ire
opent and heavy. An investigation Is In pro-
gress and the suspected parties have been dis
missed.
Il is announced that about week since 90
legations of the Mississippi Valley Telegraph
Company went to protest to the amount OF
$3.50, 900, the eudorsers being James Duncan,
+. W. Waue, j. s. Lavender and +. w.
Rowse. Iu consequence of this an effort is now
being made to sell the property OF the Com
pany. 1t is said the Western Union Telegraph
Company have offered 100000 cash, and the
Atlantic and Pacific Company $225,OOO IN
stock.
The exertions to raise fund for the bene-
fit of the widow Of the late Secretary Of War
met with ready response from the South
Speaking Of Mrs Rawlius, Mississippi pa
per remarks: There will be very general
feeling OF sympathy in the South for this at
ficted lady. During the war she resided at
Vicksburg, Miss, as friend in the family of
Mr. Lum, prominent citizen OF that place.
She was greatly admired and respected by all
of the Confederate officers.
Information has been received at the Inter
nal Revenue Office to the effect that many dis
tillers throughout the country have been max
ing oyertures to the Internal Revenue officers
for the purpose OF forming associations to aid
the revenue officers 10 detecting dishonest dis
tiers and bringing them to justice. The dis
filters express the opinion that they can make
more money by running honestly, providing
that all stills be so run.
Col. Powell, the explorer Of tho Great Can.
on of the Colorado River, has returned to
Chicago. His expedition descended the river
four hundred miles, shut in on each side by
walls OF rock rising above them from five 10
fifteen hundred feet. Much beautiful natural
scenery was passed on the way, but nothing OF
value found except beds OF marble, which ere
inaccessible.
A proposition is said TO be progressing
among some Western Conqressmen to pass q
bill at the next session authorizing connec-
ton of the James aud kanawha rivers, by
| means of four hundred miles OF canal, with
the Mississippi, thus opening new water
route from the far West to the seaboard.
Twenty one persons belonging to Rockport,
Mass, were probably lost during the gale on
the 8 instant. Seven bodies have been re
covered, brought home aud received Christian
burial. All the parties We're engaged in the
| fishing business.
Chan, (R.dica) is elected delegate to Con-
press lrur! New Mexico BY about $500 me
iorIty.
Caleb Gushing wants to go back to China al
| Minister from this cJuutry.
| The Dresden Theatre was destroyed by fire
| Yesty rdaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
VIRGINIA NEW >.

Capt John s. Kyle, MANAGER OF the Bed
ford Alum aud Iodine Springs, has effected
the sale of one fourth interest 10 that valu-
able property to large capitalist The gen
tleman who made the purchase proposes form
ing joint stock company, in association with
the present proprletors, and to Introduce vari-
Gus features OF Improvement.
Gov. Walker holds Office OILY as Provisional
Governor until Congress shall have acted upon
the question of the admission of the State. tie
Yesterday appointed az his Secretary, MIR. VIM
f. Cameron, of the Petersburg Index, aud
formerly OF tue Confederate army
On Monday night the china store OF Mr..
Geo. c. Gary on Main street, in Richmond,
was burned down, and one or two of the al
Joining building caught fire and suffered some
damage. The loss is estimated at S35, 0OO.-
Mr. Gary was partially insured.
Policeman Scultatus, who shot and killed
CORPORAL Smith of the l1th Infantry, at Nor
folk, last Saturday night, has been released on
81 900 bail, to appear tor trial before the Cor
poratiou Court at the October term.
The Lynchburg Republican, an excellent
paper, has been enlarged and improved, and
is now the largest daily newspaper in South
Western Virginia All the departments of the
Republican ire we'll supplied.
The Norfolk Journal appeared in an en-
larged form and new dress yesterday. 1t is
now one of the very largest and handsomest
daes in Virginia.
Fourteen car loads OF stock and beet cattle,
in good condition, passed through Lynch
burg Yesterday, on their way to the Baltl
more market.
1t IS said that there are more newspapers
published in Virginia, in proportion to the
reading population, than in any other State in
the country. Consequepcc-inanltlon and loss
The Senate Chamber and hall of the Virgi-
MIA House of Delegates are being cleaned up,
preparatory to the meeting of the Legislature
in October.
Numbers of politicians, Office seekers, walters
upon Providence, &C., are said to be In Rich
mond-and the general opinion is that they
had better retire to their respective homes, ID
their respective counties.
Col. s. L. Lewis, of Bowling Green, Care
line coauty, Va, will be candidate before the
Legislature for the office of Register of the
Land Office.
The authorities of the various railroads
have adopted a very favorable tariff of rates
for pass myers and freight sent to the State
Fair in Richmond.
Capt. Sanderson relieved from duty in the
War Department of the South, has been or
dered to report to Gen. Candy In Virginia. :
Messrs. Thomas & Du Pre- intend to publish
in Charlottesville, Va, weekly paper, to be
called the Piedmont Intelligencer.