The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-13

E9AA QAE0&AAo = @@A@s Ao9 1870
IA rhoti66 is pendin inEth6 Sem
ate tn postpone indefnitely the
House bill to repeal the Ienure-of-
Office bill.
al Biil has been fntt0duced "a
the House to provide for the better
projections Of loyal men in the
eoplhs s1aIf8 s. aoiH5o1Hs 81
6ig5Eton closed yesterday Ii Iii9stA
pool dull with saies of 10000
The Arkansas militia stH con-
tinae 10 a6utTae g the people Of that
State. q ~ $3.50 'a-Sii's
said bin for uni
VersaI suffrage viii fail.. 5rsygY BIZ
The Attorney. General has de-
6ided tkat where b captain Iii the
army has s56A sentenced by o
eouEtaaftiaIto educ ioA ia rank,
arenfissi6n 81 Che penalty BY the
President VIII have the effect of
restoring tao officer to hissfepneT
relative r6nks OFF zoi izao3 fatfEE
Gold closed yesterday iA New
York 8t 1861. ~ M s.,f. ei Z, .,-,. NJ
The Senate Amendments 10 the
House 6illrepesling She 5tsBuTe OF
Office la'W provide that Cabinet
blicBfs nay 45e removed ,at4ing
I'VE sehate 3f ldiciaty COMMITTEES mite
have reported notwithstanding
Hill, OF Georgia. ~
Gen. St6h6nan has commenced |
the removal of civil officers IL Fir-
giniaS ERaEE1 8gGEGTE d
Cullen Baker, a notorious Red
River desperate, was shot and
killed by This father-in-law on the
10Th, an Lafayette county, Atkani
s0aEIgg =" ,1g3a0399 3b 9agf@Uf Of sfy04
Senator KgBog Has int dn6ad
g bill for q railroad and telegraph
rom 1alaeWgt Orleans ait0o the. iRio
G9ahde. II ,z5iyGG6 Cd ihunI 8mg
ssaGen. Sheridan oasstEes Gen!
Sherman 40 further id1epEeaatiions
from Indians, ia the neigh cThood
OF his operations need besappDea
h6nded dan %. q lines. a9 fbruL
50 ,aa0l sa=a-sllLz a zaLiLa4Eg-a3 sseBEl
FFom the Memphis lARalan6hei iTab I07,
o1l2 Travellers IS66bsd. a2E751q
15AlL2&a 8tA .aaLZA24 raDaJ no a9Jt8E .
Reports continde 10 reacR 1i 81
Outrages and violence committed
3ysthe militia, in different parts Iof
he State5ef ATkHHsas,
last Saturday NIGHT "a IMAM
lamed AntPeBsg sfr0m Indiana,
gas robbed near the Bradly,plsce,
b Cfittehdeh county, some thirty i
i've miles ab0vetaMemphis. oaMr. ,
4ndEewshAd been ito H6t SPRINGS ]
With his family, and they we're fg-
uIning home by "a private convey
NICE. when night came ldn they T
'noamped near the, Bradley place, !
md went to sleep with q sense of !
ectaity rendered positive IN their !
rinthe vicinity,0f therl6val 4
Militia. sAtdl o'clock III The NOM
a they were aroused by % sddadF
i negro soldiers accbmpauied NV !
zhite officers. The latter asked +
he travellers Various questions al \
Q where they lived, where thew n
ed been etc, and then ted theiiia !. !;
hey were All ribliftt, ana sIHttnf = 4
way Biit in ton minutes fbree. ].
I the negroe s returned and one . .
/ them putting a opisEel TO MR. y
ndreWsls head demanded bis Is !.
loney Mr. Andrews tod him be q q
ad none. They next demanded ~
ionsy 'of MRS. Andrews In ttBe - -
irne mahnBf hnd VGinallF GOT what II.
anay was in,the party iTon ythe nv
M Ct amounted to $221 The e.
agFoes, after looking over ,tbp ~
oney. gave five d0llahs, tl1aal, u. ~ y.
g lady and told them rs nooeS -
err way f6i6igiDSs Is ~. Il.
i. 4Rech Ing NE1Srder. u,
Mr. George Wallace, an estin4aa IA
2 young man, the only s5n and ba,