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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-06
Monitor.
The State Of Louisiana.


Err. Re-. Daniel Goes Parish Court Of
the Parish Of Cslcasieu. Inc State
Of Louisiana, to all whom these pres
ents may come Greeting
MI EREAS, Daniel Coos. having
Wv purchased st Judicial sale made
BY John M. Reid, sheriff and croft Ed
aUetioneer, on the tenth day of JalY, A.
ID. 1869, the property herein described
has applied to the judge Of this court
for g monitor or advertisement In con
formity with section two thousand three
hundred and seventy (2237O) to two thOu-
sand three hundred and eighty l2380)
inclusive, Of Act No. IS Of the session
acts Of Louisiana OF "A. ID. 1870.
Now, therefore, know We, and all per-
sons interested herein, are hereby cited
and admonished, in ths name Of the
State OF Louisiana, and Of the Parish
Court Of the Parish OF Calcasieu, who
csn set up any right, title OF claim, ii
and to the property hereinafter desc.i-
bed, in consequence Of any informality
In the order, decree or judgment Of the
court under which the said sale Was
made, or any irregularity or iIlagslity in
the appraisements, in time or manner OF
sale, or for any other defect whatsoever,
to show cause within the legal delay
from the day this mention Is first IN
serted in the pubic newspaper ca ed
TIE Weekly Echo, " published at Iake
Charles In said parish, why the said
sale should not be confirmed and homo
LOCATED.
M Ia ,,,o,,,,.E,, -, ,,74 L.. v,t,
M Reid, sheriff and eT-QtScio auction
eer aforesaid, by virtue Of decree Of
said court rendered az chambers on
the tenth day of june, A. ID. 1859, in
the matter of the succession Of John III
Armstrong, No. 40 Of the probate
docket Of said court, and the procss rer-
BAL OF said sale was executed On said
tenth day Of July, A. D. 1859 by the
said er-Q1lgcl9 auctiOneer, and Sled the
same day in the Office Of the Clerk Of
said court
The said sale was made as Aforesaid
10 the said Daniel Coos for the sum %
four hundred dollars, and the descrip-
ton Of the property Is given ID the
aforesaid Judicial conveyance Is as fol- !
lows, vt8
A certain tract Of land in this parish
3S acres more OK less, 20 wit:
Lot No. III IN township IA south Of
range west-khe same purchased ky
said deceased from Simon G. White
Another tract az land purchased from
said White, and known az lots ~, i9, /
20, and 2t in township 4 south Orange /
D west, containing 29S acres more or
less
Another tract of land containing
1870 and 96I100 acres, and known |
IS lots 5 and az section SIS, 80 n, z. |
81 OF N. u. y 81 section 81 IN township |
III south 81 range 3 west, ~ PER patent /
from the State Of Louisiana No. $780,
dated Jan. 2tst 1861.
Another tract az land containing aS6
md 15gl00 acres, and known "a section
2I or lot 10 and section "a or lot 90 and |
section % o. lot "a ia township is south |
81 range , vest, e per patent from the
State u Louisiana, dated first day of
October 1860.
QRDBR or C0URT on the petition OF
Daniel Gioos praying fer said Mention /
Let the monisian Issue as prayed for 4
avn 49,. VI Il as To .aFher death
E.oaisialaee, ana win be avail Who.
Z fs Sizes Of hances Of cats IA !,
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GA~ a car company is running
4 car on the Chicago and North
western road with what are called
"paper wheels Tho wheels have
steel tires and cast iron hubs, and
the paper IS introduced ia the way
az filing under tho tires, for the
purpose Of deadening sound and
diminishing the force of eencuss-
ion.
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Ihe - -

Y
r The following telegraphio
news is taken from the New Or
leans Times Of the End instant.
LONDON, April IA dispatch
from Itzchoe, Denmark, announ-
ces the arrival at Gluckstadt. the
capital OF the Duchy Of Holstein.
Of thousand French soldiers re-
leased from captivity in Germany.
A similar number are expected this
evening. Transports are waiting
at Gluckstadt to carry them to
France.
A dispatch from Strasbourg SAYS:
Bismarck has written to the Cham
Der Of Commerce in that city, that
Germany will compensate Tie in
habitants of Alsace and Lorraine
at the same rate that was accord
ed to the inhabitants Of these pro
Vinces when they we're annexed
under similar circumstances to
France.
A dispatch from Berlin, says the
Kreitz Zeituag of to-day, announ-
ces a proposal of the French Gov
eminent to Germany for an in
crease of the French troops in Par
is, and in consequence of the dis
turbances in that city, it has been
agreed to.
The German Government has
also promised that, in the case oil
the spread Of the disturbances be-
yond Paris; to place the Depart
ments occupied By tho German
troops in a state Of siege, accord
ing to the French laws. The num-
Der and deposition ofthe German
forces now in France is not to be
LONDON, April Ia dispatch
from Paris says the sub-central
committee has ordered new cleo |
hons for military officers, at the
same time reminding the National |
Guards that they have the right to |
all officers in whom they |
nave lost confidence. The Com /
nune has seized an officer for the /
collection Of taxes.
The red flag has, been hoisted
in the Tuilleries and Louvre.
PARIS, April Bismarck asks
Theirs in q note to define a time in
which he would accomplish the
Of he insurrection il
Paris. Theirs resisted the demand |
by an expression of the hope that
10 would succeed in his efforts Of
ioncilia'ion, and concluded by as
ierting the right to Judge when
,ther measures are necessary.
A Florence dispatch says Wis
'ount Harcourt has been appoin-
ed French Ambassador to Rome. |
Communication between Paris and
Iersailles is interrupted.
There we're no letters or pa.
'ers between the Two cities on Fri
.ay. A rumor having risen that
body of troops intended for an
ttack on Paris had reached Neu-
Nv and st. Cloud, all the western
ates Of Paris were closed and Sc
eral officers Of the orderly eighth
attalion of the National Guards
'ere arrested.
The complete isolation of Paris
momentarily expected,
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b. The Chinese have some
notions that might be advantage
ously adop ed by Christians. Tie
way they celebrate their HOLIDAYS
is one of them. The first thing
they do is to pay of old debts and
square accounts to fraction. Mon
ey matters having been thus ad-
iusted, they next make up old quar-
rels, and shake hands all round.
Having thus got square pecuniari-
ly and socially, they eat, drink and
sre merry, finally winding up with
q sparkling discharge Of Chinese
fire-erackera. This paying Of debts
and the making up Of quarrela is
certainly a good why TO begin 4
u holidays.
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to : copy $1,000. brought its
afterwa 1926.
&c. 3 young lady, aged 81. of
Wr England, has recently
eng old man Of rs, for hreaohof
Fse Of marriagc. The yone-
defendant IS j widouer
8 youngest child IS mora than
AIRS old
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'MiscelIaneous Items.

gona to Is not Vitiate life insurance.
9 protest ,8burn. Maine, makes about
= fequia. onillion pairs Of shoes per year
81 lhs .Tbe present taxable property oI
sle have nation is estimated at $780,
|ernnsat 1000.
russian, The Richmond Courts admitted
railroad, 81 FIRST colored lawyer to prac-
BIZ hand, ,oreoently.
20 rein. A furnace company, with Capi-
b aesr Of 100000, win establish iron
|nsD,. Y. orks near Mount Holly, Cumber-
H. ID county, Pa.
Era5o !. The West Concord, M. Ill, WOOL
ID mills are adding machines to
lit jackets, which will give en-
|Pnto D. loyment TO fifty women.
we're d Precious stones, including the
|Fepotsl Dpaz, amethyst, agate, opal, chal-
ps Rs,e sdony, and garnet are among the
Il ro.3 PRODUCTIONS Of Wyoming territory
iuca he There are seven colored church
|n Il ~ lin New York city, whose wealth,
tona the aggregate, amounts to
~ $4,000. These churches are
III of the Protestant denomination.
loFv. Ind are the only churches in the
~, 10y owned exclusively by the col
l'aa red people.
Borax has been discovered in
Nv California,
John Horne, Of ST. Louis, has
insured his life for 100000.
IA Lucille Western is lying danger
'ua'H usly i'll ut Kansas City, Missouri.
-. The annual production oftobac-
= - . is estimated at 4,0O0,000,0O0
Ounds,
= va Not . single Republican who
g va oted against the impeachment Of
e jua andrew johnson remains in the |
|bec, senate.
VA Two thousand persons in San
Francisco earn a livelihood y ma
~ hing Cigars. Nineteen hundred OF
hem are Chinese.
oun Several attendants at recent
lra Masquerade parties in Boston com
8 ii ,lsin Of poisoning By the paint on |
|th b DO masks they wore,
Fam Thecastor bean is the great crop
losE about Marysville, CAL Two hun
NV dred acres there yielded this year
y l25 tons Of the beans.
There are ten observation-disclosures
NV IN Belgium, six in Baden, and one
or more in Sweden, Denmark, Ita-
|bia ", Spain and Portugal
ca A bond has been presented to
IN the city council Of Detroit for pay
~ ment in gold, which was issued fif-
y wears ago, and has just come
y The game OF "taro," IS said to
~ derive its name from the figure of
the Egyptian King Pharaoh, which
n was formerly upon one Of the cards.
|a A Covington woman wants the
IA Cincinnati ferry company to pay
her $4,000 for drowning her hus- &
band. They prefer TO get her
another.
A portion Of San Francisco
street gave way beneath o passing
cart, and plunged vehicle. driver
and horse into hole seven feet j
deep.
a Kentucky family found in an :
unhurned portion u backlog {
an unexploded shell, which was !
lmbedded in the tree during the
Buell-Bragg CONTROVERSY IN 1862.
a Liverpool Journal is authority !
ior Che story that wealthy Eng
llshman, Thos. Dutton, recently
deceased, left $4,000 il his viii to 9
aha family of tho late Cen. Robert e
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% A town in Ohios oomplair
ing q bang oyerran with rats u
recommended e introduce fhs
Chinese.
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81 The man who didn't be-
m advertising has gone into
hership with the sheriff, and
I are going to have Ga auction.
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Southern Cultivator.
Published continuous sfncs 1853
a PRACTICAL AID SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED 10 AG.
RTCULTURE. AND RURAL
ECONOMY.
Pabliahed e Athens, Georgia, by Wil-
liam and ". L. Jones.

with large coTpa or able corfri-
oatoEs. 4ts pages embrace discussions
ca all topics Of interest to ira frrmer
II Is circulated from Virginia to Ter.
r, ana oiiers to dealers in implements.
5sedss iruits. stock, ETC., an unsurrsss-
"a medium for presenting those tbfros
q the Southern public, who are noe
Fan ever before interested ii obtain
'ng saoor-saving machines, good ssga
good stock, etc Address.
SOUTHERN CULTTvAT0R.
Athens, Georgia.
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80 oIors bricks ere made IS
Philadelphia than Is aaY esbE
city &c tha world
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Lost Oh, NTislaid.


THE public are hereby cautioned not
4 to trade or accept for a promissery
note for the sum Of $500, dated Novem-
bar 10th, 1858, payable on the first day
Of April 1871, payable TO Celeste Angus
tin, Administrative or order, bearing S
per cent interest from maturity, signed
by Caroline Foster, aided and assisted by
her husband, John II. Hudson. Said
note is marked, Nil Varieter, Lake
Charles, La November 10th, 1868, by
James Is. Kirkman, Recorder and No
tary,
S0ULANGE AUGUSTIN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Celeste
Augustin.
Lake Charles, March so, 1s7i.-2w.
HOMESTEADS,
Bomty Land TFarraats, Passions, ste.
ME ENTER homesteads. from Our
w private msn,0rGRda ard other
sources Of information; buy land var
rants, or get them fom the government:
get State pensions for the soldiers &c
1914 or their widows; obtain land pat-
ents: recover purchase money on can
celed entries, and atten 70 land cases
and business Of all kinds Address
RonT. III & Jas. u. BRADFORD.
Land LAWYERS, is Royal Street,
Glass box 504, New Orleans IA.
ian2o-6m
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There WeEa enc hundred
] sixty-tw0 divorces granted in
cdc lslend last ve
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r,sns young lady, aged 81. Of
M England, has recently
eng. old man Of "a, for hreaohof
Fse Of marriage. The yone-
y defendant IS d widower
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The Greatest 81 the Wsekliea.
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n y defendant IS . widcWer,
whose youngest child IS moga than
20 years old.
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Each number Of Saturday Nirhtn
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-07
COUNTY NEWS.

The railroad depot in Wilkinsonville was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Sunday.
A barn, so by 40, nearly new, owned by Danl
Scannel in Sutton, was blown down by the
high wind of Friday night The hay had been
removed few days before. Also chimney on
the house of Dea. S. B. King was blown down,
bending the rafters so that it remained on the
roof.
The thirtieth anniversary Of the marriage of
Mr. and Mrs. Lauriston NJ. Prouty, of Hillsville,
Spencer, was celebrated at their residence last
Saturday evening, by their relatives and friends
to the number of nearly one hundred. The
presents were numerous and useful, and at a
late hour the guests took their departure with
wishes for happy future for their worthy host
and hostess.
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(TO the Associated Press.)

HASHlNGTON, u. u, req. b.
THE BOSTON POST OFFICE.
Gen. Burt postmaster of Boston, and Repre-.
sentative Twichell were before the house com
mittee on appropriations this morning, and
urged an immediate appropriation of $500, coo
for the Boston post office, in addition to the
Sill 900.
BISMARCK
Has lately recalled, positively, his declaration OF
July, 1868, that North Germany intends to ac-
quire any territory on this continent or the pos
session of any of the adjacent islands, This
course, on his part, is to avoid interference with
the Monroe doctrine, or any measure of acquisi-
ton which our government may choose to adopt.
MASSACHUSETTS CASE.
The supreme court to-day affirmed the right of
Massachusetts TO impose a tax of four per cent
on all premiums paid insurance companies in
corporated under laws Of foreign countries. JUS
tice Miller delivered the opinion, the case in
volved being that of eX-Treasurer Oliver of Mas
sachusetts, against the Liverpool and London
life and fire insurance company.
THE INCOME TAX.
Secretary Boutwell, has addressed letter to
Samuel Hooper, chairman of the committee on
ways and means, dated the Sd inst. in reply to
his communication enclosing the resolution of
the committee, requesting the secretary's views
in writing, upon the several topics suggested by
the proposition to repeal the income tax. He
says it is impossible to state, with precision the
cost of the collection Of the tax, but he is
SallSueu tHat IL VIII IlOI eACeCu ndlI q HllllOn
dollars, and it seems to him that the net result
will not be less than twelve million dollars per
annum, for the two years covered by the exist
ing law. In the view taken by him of the ques-
ton, he cannot shrink from the duty of adj
vsing the continuance of the present system of
taxation until the meeting Of congress in
December next.
The secretary concludes "Were our debt small,
the deficiency in the revenue would be unm-
portant; but, with debt of two thousand mil
lion dollars, it might, and probably would, pro-
duce serious consequences. Nor should we lose
sight of the fact that the change which has
taken place in the financial system of the coun-
try during the last ten years renders the preser-
walton of the public credit duty of the highest
Importance, inasmuch as every business enter
prise and every financial undertaking rests
finally upon the public credit"
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is felt that the terms of peace will be accepted
by a Bordeaux assembly. Incessant exertions
are being made for resumption of the war, the
plan being Ito reinforce the armies, Overrun the
whole of France, and reduce it to submission by
a savage and relentless campaign
VARIOUS LONDON DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Rocheiort announces new
paper, the "Mot d'Odre' which will advocate
regicide.
Dorian has assumed the portfolio of public
works, temporarily, during the absence of Ma
quin, and Ferdinand HerOld succeeds Jules Fa-
vrc, who rendered his resignation.
The official journal of Paris says that no con-
ditions of peace have, as yet, been discussed.
The government of Luxembourg has with
drawn the eXequator Of the French vice consul,
In consequence of his having tempered with
French prisoners within is territory.
The Standard is informed that General Beau
regard has Notified large number of confederat e
officers to be ready to come to France in case
hostlitieS should be resumed, and that many
are now in London, awaiting orders.
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MORE TEMPERANCE Notes.-The Father
Mathew Total Abstinence society is inaugural
ing new movement, designed especially to pro-
mote temperance among the Irish people of this
city and vicinity. Lectures and public meetings
are to be held under the auspices of the society,
and the movement starts most auspicously,
upwards of twenty men having recently signed
the pledged and been admitted to membership
member of the order from New York will give
a public lecture at the Catholic institute, on
Temple street, on Sunday evening next. The
order is doing excellent work in COnnecticutand
Rhode Island, aud the society here desires
that the efforts of all the friends of reform in
the city be extended in behalf of the new move
ment. The following extract from the pream-
bic to the constitution, in reference to the
labors OF Father Mathew, shows the design iof
the order; "By the onward march of reason
and religion, millions are now happy in the
enjoyment Of domestic comfort, and the exer-
else of that reason by which the Creator of the
universe has distinguished the human family,
and which has been so often sacrificed at the
shrine of intemperance."
An excellent audience gathered at Temper
ance hall, Foster street, last evening, to partici-
pate in the exercises of the public temperance
meeting, under the auspices of Charity lodge of
Good Templars. H. w. Wilson, deputy, pre-
sided, and the following officers were installed
Worthy Chief Templar, j. B. Lamb; Right Sup
porter, Anne Z. Hair; Left Supporter, Anna
Fay; Vice Templar, Alice Fay Scribe, Milton
Fay; Assistant Scribe, Miss Pickup; Financial
Scribe, C. S. Yaw; Treasurer, S. w. Hayden
Chaplain, B. +. Hatch; Marshal, r. Mcneil !;
Deputy Marshal, Matte Fay; Inside Guard,
Alice Anderson; Outside Guard, G. f..
Churchill. Mr.. Lamb, chief templar, made a
brief speech, and was followed by G. P. Hawkes.
of Boston, NJ. Almy Aldrich, Rev. Mr. Pente-
cost and Hon. G. NJ. Buttrick. The vocal and
instrumental music by Miss Harrington, Miss
Conant, Mr. Howe, Mr.. Harrington and Mrs.
Richmond added much to tie pleasure of the
audience.
Safe Guard lodge of Good Templars installed
the following officers at the last meeting:
Worthy Chief Templar, Samuel Austin; Vice
Templar, Mary Stearns; Scribe, John G. Crane;
Assistant Scribe, Rosetta Buck; Treasurer, Sam
uel Overend; Financial Scribe, John G.. Sanford ;
Chaplain, Hugh Miller; Right Supporter, Anne
liza Prentiss; Left Supporter, Mary Holbrook !;
Marshal, Lucius Wilson; Deputy Marshal,
Nellie Dollen; Inside Guard, Elizabeth Snow !;
Outside Guard, F. Buck