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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09
CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

|
No 2l0 Sew nth street,
| Hotwoon stroot and Maryland Avenuc,j
. Washington D. G.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully solicts consi gnments, believing
he can average 10 per cent more for consign.
| ers than he did in Alexandria.
Washington, jan 31-tf
GEo. II. ROBINSON & SON. ... /.
NROCERS ORWARDING AND COMMITS.
SION MERCHANTS.
King street, Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid to tho selling OF all
kinds of Country Produce. Goods forwarded
promptly. nov 2l-tf
S{OOE, WEDDERBURN s. CO., ...-..
Successors to Fowle s. Co..
Com MISSION, SHIPPING & FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,
No. Prince street.
Also dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
md GROUND PLASTER. FISH, GRAIN
and SUGARS. ..-- my 21-tf
RICHARD W. AVERY. FL. DAVIDSON
4 VERY y DAVIDSON,
IL Successors to Henderson e. Avery)
HR0CERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 22G, King street, corner Of Alfred,
Alexsndris Va.
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt, Fish. Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken III exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission ut lowest ratios. feb 20-.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
u VIRGINIA ADVERTlS SER,
For the Country

~ l. published regularly on TU ESDAYS,
annum-rayable in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09
vAUANT LOTS FOR SALE.

rpENINti OF LACE FOINIo'
We will have ready for Inspection OH 90
Iil.DA Y the 2Uth instant, one ot lhc !Af Re'1
aseortlnnnts Of LACE GOODS that has ever
been in this market, ranging from Slo to sC So
fully Is per cent cheaner than lss. season h7
sl-c 10 come and SEQ them.
az ~ WILMER 81 SLAYM a X Elk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09

effect that e sound n!ind and body arc tht It "E
necessary requisites TO promote connubi"! nap
n;nass indeed. wi;hnu: those the journ"y
through lie becomes q weary pilgrimage, Ia"
or"spe ct kH,ry Jaritens 70 tho view, tho min
becomes shaiowcd :;ith despair and filled WI
the melancholy reflection tl!nt the Happiness G.
eno,n,r I,ccyrrg. rilyh!gd with your own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09
MARRihG E.

Married Persons, Young A;en comtempla
ting marriage, being aware of Physical Weak
| ness, Organic Debility, Coro-m;t;es, speedily
cured. . -- 81 e. --- .'.... ....
BE vino places himself under she care OF Dr.
j. n,sy religious!y conade IN his honor SIS >
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skil
ss ph Tsician - -----. = L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09

Who hare injured themselves by
tain PRACTICE, INDUCED in. habit fro
school. the effects Of which are nightly folt
even When asleep, and, il not cured, rond'r>
marriage IMPOSSIBLE and destroys both min"
snd body. should apply Immediately;
What pity that y young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride Of mis- parents, should ,"
sratched from all prospects and enjoymeHIs OF
life bv he consequence Of dcYis!ing from th"
p , Of naturo, ana in5iuiXna il. = cort.:n +"
crot habit. s,uch PERSONS laus., before c"atc"-
plating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09

All colors; very cheap; opened this day
Call and zee them before they are AL picked
over. -
MY WIN Elk Z SLAl NJ MEX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09

Received this duy our new Parasols ano Gun i
Umbrellas These arc direct from ons VI -n'
largest factories in this country, anu A'o s"p0'
1ior goods. d -uOOD.
nm IL Il. -" ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
Law CARDS.
OHAs. u. B~UTTEREIELn-

HNHNNWI
Ar LAW
OFFICE West side Third street. bet
Locust and Main fup-atntral.
tais dim E~vAEavrrEr. Inn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
IFrom tic New York Sun. April 3d.
A WEDDING OF BIRTH AND RICHES.

The Union OF a Livingston and n
whitney Trinity Chapel Filled
With the Creme dc In creme or New
York Society.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

The marriage Of Robert Cambridge
Livingston to Miss Maria Whitney
took place on Thursday afternoon. in
the beautiful little church known as
Trinity Chapel. As both parties be.
long 20 leading families, and are well
known in the world of fashion, the
number Of friends who assembled to
witness their espousal was very great.
Every seat in the building was occu-
pied, aud there were many standing
in the aisles who were unable to OBJ
tain seats, yet altogether unwilling to
leave So. fascinating a scene. The
ushers, who we're four in number.
we're attlred in fashionable morning
dress. They were Mossrs. Nicholas.
Jay, Bronson and Baldwin. By some
whimsical arrangement each wore Ia
his button hole a rose Of different
color. white, yellow, blush and red.
Among the visitors, the young men.
almost without exception, wore morn.
iDg dFess with the button hole accom-
paniment of a blush rose. OF the
1eHHesse doroe. there was an unusual
number, in fact almost as many men
as ladies.
Though the ceremony had been
fixed for one o'clock, the visitors be-
gan to throDg the church immediately
after the conclusion of divine service.
aud the celebrated organist, Mr.. Gil
bert, with great good nature. PLAYED
for them q selection of the most ex.
quisite classical music. B~eethoven's
allegretto ia b. the larghetto nov
ment from his second symphony and
Hayden's andante in G minor followed
IN rapid succession, to the delight
and surprise of the waiting crowd.
At q little past one o'clock the ushers
come IN, closely followed by the one
bridesmaid, Miss Carrie S. Whitney,
and her cavalier, Mr.. NJ. j.. Baldwin.
After them came the bride and groom.
succeeded by her mother and the old
friend OF the family who was TO give
her away, her father being dead
The bride was dressed in white nm
cut velvet. trimmed with white satin
the coTsage being trimmed with orange
flowers and point lace. a very costly
lace veil Of the rarest description des.
cended nearly to her knees, and was
looped around der face in the manner
of n hood. yelling only partially the
abundant dark hair and the beautiful
brunette features Of the bride of nine
teen. Her sister was attired in white
tarietan, made 10 Paris, pulled and
hounced rs only a Partisan brain could
devise. 1t was trimmed around the
corsaRc, which was cut low, with ruch-
ings of white satin, and was gathered
at the shoulders with sprays of arti-
fetal flowers. not boquets, but masses
of blossoms trailing away en- cascade
and partially hiding the white satin
sash. Each dress was made long be-
bind and rather short in front, just
the eye TO detect the tips
OF white satin CATERS that like little
mice pceped in aud out. The nam
ma was dressed in marine MORE an
over which she wore a shawl of
Chantilly lace.
The ceremony was performed BY
the Rev. DR.. SchBaub, DIR. Mix, the
Rector assisting. A%fterward the ar
riage whirled off to the residence of
the brides mother in Twenty-sixth
street, where o reception was held
IN the evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
NM MEE AW

WHAa BEAWfSs
II. So. claim Awem
Also, REAL E5TATE nnd C0LEEGptNas
AGENT.
once ON Main Street, betegarn pbfrF
Fourth 80. $50 lover KalIeftH ann
Granville Ind. aarta
W.. Il. HARGRAVF
ATTORNEY nt IA w
Once on Th rid Street. in WashUaes
House Block.
VIII practice e umFf@ua gsstfWta
the Gtren1f. FROM HH m|Etnuttuu t0 nm@
u"4tHe@ ldeet dnm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11


Three Remedies. aHcrnema pr
MoNtQ SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs
Spin7 hronehttia, and every form oil Com.
sumption. The peculiar action 8fthIam afa
ieine rlpeua the nloaM in enc lnnea. pros
NOTES tie discharge on tho corrupt matter
~ e&peetaraiion. PuFinea Che blood. and
Lhna cures Gonau mption, whom every othe
remedy calls.
"schsnehp sea-Woed Toniou for tna
oAfepi 1gspepata OF Indigestion, ana atI
alseaaea arising AFom debility. rhla tonic
atea me digestive organs. supplies
e Pitea oi the gastric iuiee when tnnt ia
@etlts ana then enables tHe untiouf to
digest tie most nntricloua food. rt ts
sovereign ranedy Tor hl eaaas Of indiea.
tion.
bchenohaa Mandrake Pilis,V one 81 tua
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being q vegetable substitute Tor caI8mdI.
aha having AIT the useful properties a
etlpaa 70 Thai mineral, without p|faduafnr
amp Of is injurious effects.
To those three medicines Or. 81.
beheuch, Of philadelphia, owes mia u6
rivalad Success in Che Traatmeut I'D HaIs
monte Consumption qhe puimanienvr1D
ripena the morbid matter. d|iHaheraaa IA
and purihes the blood. wha mnnaraka
flihact upon The liver, remove nli as
sifticti1na therofrom, give lha organ
healthy tone, and euro Liver Complaint
which q one ofthe most promtnoutaauaa-
Of Consumption.
The bes. Weed Tonic Invlgnraiaa IT,
powers OF The atomach, aad ~ atranathsna
Ing Indigestion q bringing iL 40
mai 2 healthy condition. lmnraVea th
quality Of the blood. bg which means thl
torVation ~ ulcers 81 tuhafafaa in tha
lungs becomes impossible. The e0mblnaf
action Of heao medicines. aa thua 81
planned, y tcure every case OF uoneump
tlon ~ Their NEEDLES are used In Time ana
the use Of the - peffevorad ia aumalaHf
" 70 bring th6 case Cd g av0rabiatarmfna
ton.
pr. heheuek'a Almanac, cantninInrhf aH
.fentlBe on tho various f8rmH 1f di#gaa
lis mode &C treatment ana general dIfaa
how s1 uao hlu medicine. can 6a had
traits or sent bg mail by addfaaalaa hH
srineipal once, No. ta North sixth street
thtladeiphlas Pa.
Price 81 Che PnImonlo Syrup ana ara
weed Tonic, sach 81 30 per bottle, ar a7 H8
s#lt au2en MmndFnMn pills, z56. ner b4M#
TOT Mile n #l druggists and deniefa.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
CITY ADvERTEsFsarNTs
Notice Of EIeeifnn.


YGTECE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. thar
AW an election will be held at the uanaf
Elaces OF holding elections in the city Of
Evansville, on
Thursday, the 18th day of May, 10,
To ascertain the sense of the citizens ~
SAID city upon the question OF construct
Ing water Works. on the plan proposed
BY the report submitted to the Common
Council 81 the session held on tho evenI10
City Clerk. -
By order OF the Council.
WILLIAM HELDER,
City Clerk.
TO Whom it May Concern /:
THOSE parties who have been steal
=. ing my Rose Bushes will call on me be-
tba Icy skeal any more L Will give them
me money to go and buy more with.
VII pay q reward of So for the arrest and
eonNIeLlon OF any person caught stealing
any property from my premises.
mAf II. Il. GREEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY. NAY II, 1870.
HUMOROUS.


At what season did Adam leav
Paradise? In the fall.
Step-mothers are called the bes
mothers for ballet-girls.
American bellies now give a nev
tone TO Partisan society.
a thought anent an Easter trim
Cure Tor a nippipg wind-a nip.
Maxim, (by our Partisan attachel
WIrth makes the swell-the want 81
him the woman.
Can the fork Of a river be consid.
cred as a part of tho RiUer Plate?
To bed to bedi-When should the
Egyptian tourist seek his couch?
When be has the cataracts ofthe Nile
In his eye.
Further Patti culars-Adelina Pat
Il IS making such n stir in the Rus
sian capital, that it is not improbable
that Il will be re-christened st. Pat
tisburgh.
A good ideal As Mr.. Reverdv
johnson ceases to be the Representa-
tive Of America, at st. James's. can't
he be made ours at Washington?
There is danger. If we have many
more cheap morning journals. that
some OF them VIII become too centso-
rous.-Ncw York. Leader.
Ike's last trick was to throw Mrs.
P~artlngton's old gaiter in the alley,
and call the old lady down from the
third floor to see an alley-gaiter.
How long did Adam remain in
Paradise before he sinned7" asked a
vixen of her loving husband. IT'LL
he got q wife, answered the husband, |
calmly.
A malicious libel is going tho
rounds that vegetation Is so scarce at
Cape Cod that two mullen stalks and
a whortleberry bush are called a
grove.
a San Francisco paper declines to
publish particulars Of three murders,
as there was nothing novel or oriei-
nal about the modes Of DEATH"
1t was G Maine man who remarked.
after hearing Anna Dickinson, "Wal.
meow there amt nuthin' very coa1 ~
about her, is they?"
A stoker. 10 Dragging about his wife.
woEnd up with the declaration, "Why
she'd make a regular high.pressnre
steamer: she's such a talent for blow
ing up"
The other Sunday a lady preacher
in Wisconsin discoursed from the
text: Il say unto you, watch;'' and
the next week the gallant youths of
her congregation gave her a nice gold
me-.
a down east girl being bantered
one day by some other female friends
IN regard to her lover, who had the
misfortune TO have but one leg, replied:
Pooh, L wouldn't have q man with
with two legs-they're too common!"
A returned Australian found his .
baby he had left at home a miss Of
i've summers. One day he offended
her, and she fretfully exclaimed: Il
wish you had never married into the
i,
Sam said one little urchin to
another, does your schoolmaster ever
rive you any rewards Of merit?" Il
! pose he does, was the rejoinder,
he gives me a liekin' every day, and
says | merits two" !.
A Boston correspondent says OF Mr..
|. y. Aldrioh's poem in the May At.
ante, that il recalls to his mind tho !.
I'D rhyme of his boyhood;
when 1 was young and Ia my prime,
4 could get kissed most any time;
But now I'm old and getting gray
can get kissed but once a day" :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
The Tines Of Monday i've


says:
me river is %fecedinr sioWiv ho,
win hfffon aud Il BALI FAN iaa
inR There is "a slight sweiI f. fhr
P9F end Of the river. qha easrr
gharaeler " The Weather f4r aeu
GAYS past has been favorable frra
~ 10 tributaries above. Rain "a
ported at The head waters 6r
hahaWha The weather. geatof8
showers fell during The dav.
LoU1svGLLB-The Courier JgmHa
Of Monday sayst
The II. w. slrador arrived vaaser
day and discharged 100 toms ff FL
railroad iron ht New Albany. She
@dyertised 20 leave f0r Now 0rIeaH
We0neadny at d II. A.
The Ajax came in from Now gr
leans yesterday, Will ~ enDfe brrga
covering -FOUR acres of water. An
VIII return with q tow III eeaf ~
New Orleans as aoon al there aH
clent water.
NEW ORLEAEs-Tbe Time
= rtd1y says:
Inc weather yesterday was Gl9adF
very close. Wo noticed q
AIMING many umbrellas tn tho landa
y OLD and young habituca 81 f Hr6
cotton against che rays of sold Sol.
Buhtnesa On the landing bore ndulE
ppearance for Ihuraday There vol
.us 9 small number Of departures
thQse took out but little freight.
2 TAR passenger lists.
Inc river at this port is now Two
"a, . h2o inches below high water mari
IheHieamer Alice Dean, Capt J
Skunk, leaves for Cincinnati ana
I way landings on Saturday atbp.m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
The FoarfnI OtHCRR gnbduef

THE CURE now DIHrOWHerB
having been long afflicted wffh CAMHIeW
A te#Qfted t0 All the remedies of mH4frH n
euuia heAE Among them Wna one faoam
EnHhdtnE @ certain herb 10 mo IN r rHra.
90 ~HunHoaaal procured fhe HrrE
fsgd. 4uA hNpil0A Dos who'll
10 fg @et cure Hut oh examination
n l+uA8 lhtHteiMn he Informed mf
buht tte hefh + used, which hHd mrH
~ SarFs5 FNx9f NAtet WINS not tine una
hhd q Apeeeg cure bw sending fur t6r
eABes Win i1ll directions for use. plae
AuuNesM win FeHlsi cred ioffur oF m0m.r
order 81 kDHaM MORGAN. H0H g5I H@
d9rg5s 9ran9e County, New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

The EAGmIfmw Pool
AA@A rs HWM YOUNG Mwm- whF
1@ have hliem into vicious hahffa. Hra
nov. neeire - higher ate, and = baffs
with certain mennH 0f raftft
lvs tte eHltaheds Sent im HnHted Iafinf rH
kelgpna tre8 1t charge. AddreHa. now
AID Ahs0yAATtDHs Box ~. H~mrEAHnf.
PHfA, PA Frr9a
IN VOID 8UACMAs-A victim 0f enFfr
IA &m~prucUmgm. uaa#Fuu maFvuan H@f+5FE
w. premature decay. he.. hmn afaaasar
hInlpte menus 0t cure which he VIII aanf
reM ~ mis- f8It0WeHmMafor#. Aadrnaa
oc23 06m kpN
~ For BLACK WORMS audi PIHpFHa
We iaee, HHe tertB.t 00aed8Ha uHf H
khhhKt 40 bond Street, New WnrH He6.
esetg Mnhfe. TIE Madn supplied hv whnfa
1nle medicine dealers. IunIY Harn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
p on m FI0W-

For Comedanna. Biaer.wnrma M grsta
IlmpiV kfuntl0n8 and bi0tchef disaaaFe
lions on the race, Use HettYfa gamadunr
aud Pimpie Kennedy. sold Bv nm Bla9.
gista.
FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRRgKTna.
AND TAN.
USE MpEnlX5M MOTH and WuWrFFH#
~ i0Ns khe only heliHhtn and Harm.
less hGAhe4g IN ~KetmuFIHM brown atHnsI.
pratiunA from the Face. pfnmmrnd IT. a
H. q. FnhRK, ~ Bond street. ga. 81. #05a
hAH# MA4t4s @uNA-Hm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

wetta p9lseele haiE DKe ~ the 1eat in tho.
docs Hot contain lead nor amy glqkla ~
son ~ produce paralysis or death. n6m6f
the WAunted hmd aalnsfvn -uFanHHH4ta
Boosting virtues they do NOT nneaaa#. any,
80 a5 HHtf Dye hH#
~ MMA# HhhAA reputation fua
49, tteMAAtg tho only Perfect
Druggists. Applied nt 1G Bond atr9af
ifelu
- no lemoVe M9th-Fhtehea. Hreekier
nt0 hFechte lotion. Prepared only hv
Is ~ FMhtK. Sold by OH aFu3giHt.
unWTT d8m EnM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11

A. {. R~osENcRANs. Harry s,urv
ROSENCRANS & SMITH,
Watchmakers and jewelers..
NO. II NORTH SECOND

DEALERs IN American. Engitsb ana
- Swiss Watches, in gold, silver ana
plated cases. Fin Jewelry, Silver Ware.
Clocks. sc. Personal attention. given ~
repairs of hne watches, de.
AS- Nc work entrusted pprenttcaa
lBe23 6n-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
E IE RAILWAY.
Injuries of Modern Travel

va N III So
The question which to-day most forcibIv
presents Itself TO the prospective trayeIer
~ NOT BY what line can / earliest reach
my ~aestlnaiion e. Tor running parallel
the Same average time between their
western and eastern termini,1 but aRv
Whlcn route can / travel with the grcateSt
degree OF comfort aud @of freedom irons
those a~nnoyances hitherto considered In
seRafaoie from q journey OF a thousand
The inquiry Is easily answered. Seated
II one OF he spacious and ~luxuriouslv
finished Drawing-room coaches peculiar
TO the broad Ruage Erie Railway. runrlfnw
without change from Cincinnati, CIsve.
land, Dunkirk. Buffalo. and Rochester to
New York, the traveller finds iackfng none
OF the comforts and ony-enfenctes az hIs
W home. Roomy seats, neat Wasning
anu Dressing rooms, pariors well yentfi-
ated and cool In thinner, warmed nv
steam IN winter, and lllumined by Gas
When night comes, attentive servants. and
a view Of the grandest on Amartcan
scenery, all combine to transform tha
loIInerly SLOW and tedious journey into
an enhancing panorama, the termination
OF which comes only too quickly 10 the
pehoider.. At the Companyih hotels along
the line. the traveller alighIs 10 refresh th9
inner man-eatinR breakfast in ohio din.
ner In Pennsylvania, supper In New York.
YET farlng anonymously and with the
Sseealiidse sa q asu at his own hotel or
Sleeping coaches. well lit and ventilated.
anu WIN Clean roomy beds. and ali the
10 each OF the three daily Express trains.
uaEAhteslng the Traveller, delighted with
the novelties OF the daylight, a nights
home. -
PROMPT arrivals are made at ali con-
ntctlng points, and passengers on arrIv-
Ing IN New York are delivered either
down town In the business aenter OF the
CITY, or up town In tho Immediate vicinity
OF the lending hotels and the Neyv York
and New Haven Railroad.
1lekets Via this popular route can be
purchased ~ all Principal Ticket Ohices
me country. np20 dot
IVA kI-Benutfful, weii-improved farm.
- 100 acres, 300 bearing apple trees fchoice
4Iuitl, three mites west OF Ellzabethtown.
ing on WARREN q MATTTSON. Iffnr-
neys, Third street, between Main and Lo.
0uAt. lfn1T DE- [
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-07


Io.norow ia % the sabbatl
f afal
ls nd roE b care. a gate
fnl S Il 10 al classes az 0nr citizens
to che poor widow Who s. forced
10 toll through Tie week ao sup
port herself, and psrhapa 8 family
81 belp children or the Sab
bath morning -f0r one day AZ least
she feels relieved from exhaust
ing labor, ard quietly. hopefully.
and prayerially turns her thoughts
to heF Heavenly Father Who has
promised q De 4 protector 10 the
widow and orphan. This day Of
restand devotional feeling prepares
and Els her for tie duties Of an
other Eeek. So it il with AT class
|. Is ID society, each one is benefited
by the Sabbath lifts opportunities
Are properly improved Every VIE
.Iaga and town should havecbnrches
81 different denominatiOnsandsup
Piled With pious and able divines,
u ezpound tbs sacred scriptures
and instruct ail d tie way Of re-
ligions duty. IN every point Of
view, church organizations are q
necessity To d community. With
ont taking into account the bene-
fits to be derived from a religious
lite II 4 future world, The advanta-
ICES 81 religious education and
culture 10 this world are incal-
cnlable. The effect Of religious
culture Il 70 improve and eDnoble
the mind, to purify The affections,
to eBdear friends and home, and
improve and make beautiful social
neighborhood relations. Each and
every one Ought particularly on
the Sabbath day, to reflect upon
religions subjects, consider their
respective duties on this day, and
determine whether their trne com
fort and happiness, as well as that
Of the community in which they
live, will not be promoted even in
this life by . proper observance Of
the Sabbath.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-07
The MaiIa.

We ore not given to iault-fnd-
ing, but since II has become d gen
eral complaint with our citizens
IL regard 70 Tie tardiness Of the
mail, without any iast cause, va
ere forced 70 say something regard
ing the matter The distance 10
be made On the day Of ia arrival
here, ae We are informed, * hut
twenty miles, which cur Be easily
done by noon; but, instead Of It's
reaching here 10 that time, We are
frequently until late Id tile after
noon before receiving II, and this
is owing % the feet tllnt sometimes
the rider has 4 lead horse, and at
other times the mail bag ii brought
il an Ok wagon. Now We would
advise the mail-canier that, II liz
wishes 10 have the eood with oi tho
citi2ens d this place, and * III 81
40 more complaint from their, 49,
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