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ELIZABETH NJ. TILLMAN VS.. WILLIAM
II TlLLMAN.
c. O. p. In Divorce. Sept. T., 1885, No. 81.
March T., 1869, No. SO.
To WILLIAM TILLMAN, Respondent:-
You will please take notice OF a rule granted this
day on you to show cause why a divorce q piHcuIO
atTi1osi should not be decreed In the above case,
personal notice having failed on account OF your
absence. Returnable SATURDAY, May 81, 1sTl, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. JOSEPH BALI,
CIT wf4gs Attorney for LibelantM
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nlgp NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-CORN EX-
w." CHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
DrJr

AS our present building is about to be remodeled,
so as to provide greater facilities and security in the
transaction of business, have taken the banking
room in the Chamber OF Commerce Building,
SECOND Street, above Walnut, formerly occupied
by the Tradesmen's Bank, and will remove thither
on the nth inst. II, p. SCHETKY,
5162t Cashier,
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STABBING AFFRAH IN FORT hICHMOND.-A
man named Ebenezer Boice, living on William
street, near Richmond, is in jail for stabbing in
the back fish huckster named William Foy, on
went up to Boice, who was standing on the side
walk, near his residence, and wanted the latter
TO purchase some fish. BOice made examination
of the fish, but, not liking their appearance, he
This provoked quarrel and Boice drew from
his pocket knife and stabbed Foy in the back,
iDhictiDg a wound at least three inches in
length. Tie wounded man was carried TO his
house, near by,'where at present he is in feeble
condition from loss OF blood,
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nSSgn A SINGLE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE
most skeptical Of the efficacy of HELMBOLD'S
GRAPE PILLS in Sick or Nervous Headache Jaun-
dice, Indigestion, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints, General Debility, etc. No
nausea, no gripping pains, but mild, pleasant and safe
in operation. Children take them with impunity They
are the best and most reliable HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA creates new, fresh, and
neSs se Pmraa Ph1 %
Blotches, Moth Patches, and all eruptions Of the
skin. b3Wths7W
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Same Increase
Total for week and
Week. last year Decrease.
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This morning Mayor Fox received the follow
ing interesting letter.
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sPEOIAL NOTICES.

e6y~ II. M. DALY'S WHISKY wAREROoMS,
~" Nos. 222 s. FRONT Street and 1S9 DOCK st.
IMMENSE STOCK
OF THE BEST BRANDS
IN ORIGINAL BARRELS.
Among which may be found the celebrated "GoLDEN
WEDDING" Bourbon of ancient date; Wheat and
Rye Whiskies, all pure from manufacturers Qn orl-
gnal packages), including those wellknown dis
tillers
JOSEPH S. FINCH u CO., and
THOMAS MOORE
The attention Of the trade is requested to test
these Whiskes at market rates. 4smws
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-07
rfssls e, - EgtApIJBQ yea 4Et1.
n. JOHN "a. SPENCE, Presdt.
Attest ~. NJ BRYAN, Sect,
80 CHARrEg. Arla. 26. =.

| ag1aN LAKE CHARIRs, Allg. rs, '7lH
Alta special meeting of the board, ar
FER previous)H0tice, held this Goth d.
I3,f Aug. 9tsawere present. john a.
ipence, Presd'ts; j. W. Began, 81
'etary and Treasurer; MessTe. p. A,
9erkins, ii A. Perkins, Henry Welsh
Jacob Ryan, and5 George Ryan gmem
,prS Of the hUard.r rtg8W AZ 4fTA
1Onsmetiony resolved / hatfrom and
or this date there shall not be etahlisl..
r d8nany Of theWarGs of this parish moi
han the n timber OF schools heFeinspeci
lied, Wis In ward No. I, 8schnols; waf6
No. 2, 3 schools; ward Noe 8. a schools
ward No. 4, 2 schools; ward No. 5, Z
'chools; ward No, 6, 4 schools; war
No. q. 3 sehuuis. aS m ARaAW
I. tits further resolved, that the above
resolution Il not 70 interfere with the
present established schools.
On motion, resolved that the preSi
dent and secretary Of the parish board
IRE authorized tnappoint three trustees
on the recommendation Of the teacher
and PATRONS. 10 miperinsend each school.
AMI max monthly certified reports of
~ 0nHatfa0N. i6 et Hga .&4aH 20
On motions tho oOrAnlaink ~ one
Thomas MAllett n the Rev. n. II Di-
ONv, W. 5BpeTint infant, charging
Mr., b rs, teacher nf the freadman's
sob0al, Vt Lake Charles, with irraigions
conduct and using pr0fane language
Wastaken up and enqhireii into. The
hoar4 aftarinyesti eating She Meter ba,
arViVeanat the e0ncluaiun,s that Agr
.l3ass'seondhUtis not such as % warrant
the hoard in recommending his ala
charge, but think. from inquiry. flint
p 8 9 nditot in school has been good.
his duties faithfully performed AN
deserving ~ snme credit Tor Ole COO
ta Inns done in teaching th6 fFRedma
attitis place We. the hoard fint lt,.
oonlWot in sohno Unexoeptionable, az
consider Tint his conduct outside nf b
school IL not suCh as would Justify ~
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ths bestadd aandso68LLas.l Weakly III Be

The Paper OF the Home Circle.
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So. Louis Ulhiv81.sif.T.,
THE Forty-Tnirtg Arinuaiisss.
sion oa che gt. u oUis 4 a
University.

Wiz open an Monday. 3epf al, u,
This is the oldest sinstituiion 81 issst
lng ~ the west, having been ElstabIisb
"a 1922. The coprseOf studies 6fTsrs
very facility for acquiring 4 tborongb
CLASSICAL and COAfAfERCIAI, F,i5'
cation. A ~ sl 1g II, 114 Il
~ Catalogues containing ihstfuetious u
pareutg and fnlhparsiogiars. Win 50 ~
on application to-. ssr
-REy, n, ~. ,STUNTEBECK. 81 81
President 81. Louie Uniyersitg.
Z August rs, 1871 LIN. q Sishs
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board IN taking any actiun in the p,
er, but suggest aslight reprimand t '.,l.'
le Div, superintendent IS bs;,,. .Sgl ,l
nat Il necessary uA1der the ciFcnn,ss ~ y
ees, IA 1900 lT-5 0e'lllai ali.
0n motion, resolved that fbs ~.
10 recomnend 10 the Div, su1-seri y .s u
Int, =. a j Williarns al tlIis Y,1,;;si N
being qualified ~ teach Is,,;5il y
school ard ask for him d certi6cat1s
lat effect 1000 ri -'-e'' y g
II On motion, resolved, that IS sr, w
5liation ct S25 90 out Of tbe 5,e
sehool funds 81 this parish be'msS 9g ].
The pgl pose Of paying f6f tiis nSi.l, u
tlon OF the proceedings of the i5,o,,,i ~
IRE year,fin the Weekly Echo. ~
There being no further business /,
F1re the bard, on motion It adionr,n NJ
antll the next regular meeting : gfllii'' "
JOHN a. SPENCE laig. Il
eg saoa Presd Pariah Boarag
Attest goY ffr7 /,
j. w. BRYAN, Secretary. ...4
Lake Charles, Sept, 9, 1871. lAol
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THE REPURL.TGAN.

ab ur Ga epburgs Illinois
Southern CultivatOr.
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Ua hTs tsITr JOHN a.. SPENCE,
Presd't Parish Board.
ATTEST. .C,a Gig 4
oAJ. w. Bryan, Seet'y.i 19Aa
1910 90 ROBBIE UlE E#2btt &@EN
I'll LAKE CHAREs, July 18th, '7l.
At regular meeting Of the board sof
school Directors Of the parish 81 Chi
casieu, held in the Rec,rd4r'sa Office.
.own Of Lake, Charles, July 7thg I'll,
Present, John A. Spence, President;
md ]. W. Bryan, Secretary. There be.
Ing no quorum, the meeting adiourned
until Tuesday, July 10th, f7I.
Approved. .5aDo4 r8g
5nBng ree JOHNaA. SPEEgESE
+, e Presd't. Parish Board.
z ktttst,1 .a9l'@ ttla' A--~ slraIs9s.a
0d. w. BRYAS, sectyaain0 I91-aj
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LAKE CHARrBs, Juiy 1tjtb. l87i.

LAKE CHARLBs, July 10th, 1871.
The board met Pursuant to ddi6urn-
nent. Present, Join "A. Spence, Pre-
4ident;J WI Bryan Secretary JsCob
Ryan and George Ryan. ~ 80 H.
d Mr. >. Jacob Ryan presented his ac-
count as Tx asdr6T for settlement. which
VAS partially examined AMI found to be
.aurrectFO far rs investigated, hut RnaI
iattlement was postponed INIT Sstur
lay, July 22d, 1871, to which time the
5oard adjourned. ~ At@ ..a
U Q1 TApprovedl I ,7gbs stEani2
JOHN A. SPENCE, @
.lgN Cd ~ ,ao5Presdt. Of the Board.
i Attest aW aiodl w a@Iyd
Z J, W., BRYAN, Secretary, ~ No
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Public Notice -.

IIoHTH DIGFBIaF ABIsR on cAnoAsBE
I~na ChERH' OFFioE tua
JlY virtue ofan 6rdsf oftE Honois.
ID bic John %. King, Judge Of sad
h district, dated August llkh, d, ID. 1871,
here win be held . Spooial jury
erm Of the District Court for said par.
,sh, at the Court house, ia the town Of
axe Charles, COMMENCING on the Sec
ma Monday 6f OctoiSar next, To wit;
IN Monday, October 9Th, 1874, All pa.
les htigant in civil suits, and al per
oils under bond in criminal prosecu.
sous, together with their nitnesses,
ill take notice I'M INA
rf @, GLASSPQOL, ~, t4p
August 28, 1t7l. 7'S ls
10 VI3STON, TEXAS
N HELF,1
lgP Com mon stsest
al oTi NEW ORLEANS; szapu
Importers q Dea1grg il
IN III - sE&tt
Earthenware, Hardware,
oetihss, ofi1fl vy Cutlery
Tin, Clocks.
Plated We're, Japan War;,
s9utaI aIt Az. &csq 90 aaib
ssoRTNn CRATES EoR coTNTRT Trade
aiHh ALWAYS ON HAND. sels@
April 18Th 1871 ~, ,I.s i
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The Pepper ior the Ferners aITel \
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Published e6ntinuoas since 1919. J
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LAKa caAILEg. JaIy q, ta7l.

The Parish School Heard met pursh
mt to adjournment. Present, John, A
spence, PresidsntsJ. w. Bryan, Secre
airy, Jacob Ryan and George Ryan.
On motion, resolved that the accoun
lf.Ir, Jacob Ryan. Ex-E treasurer, b
pproved and accepted, and on preseii
alton of receipt Id full from y wv. Bry
n, Secretary and Treasurer, for
lo'lnt due on said settlement, chat tn
Parish Recorder be authorized to can
81 his bond Us Parish Treasurer Of I'll
GARD of school directors. On motion
he board adiourned until the next r.
lar meeting, ,,. e4,
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ZOE e. 80 -. ~

The Republican contains fOrtyeeight
columns and is the largest paper in
Knox County, Illinois. t'
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOART
OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.


Reqalq9 Meetiags Of The sSch0o
Boards to Be beld at Lake Charle
Parish OF Calcasiaa, Las on III.
first Mondays IN January, Aplil,
NH, and October of each 89ai.
LAKE CHARLES, April 11thg 1871.
Messrs Jacob Ryan, Iii A. Perkins.
John A. Spence, John Hes, Jas. IA. Per.
kins, George Ryan, end jas Nv. Bryan,
met in the Court hOuse, in the town Of
Lake Gh0fles, and proceeded to tenn
pQrary Organization Of the Bob5d
School Directors Of the parish Of Cal
easieu, Louisiana, by calling Mr.. Jacob
Ryan to the Chair, and John IA Spence,
Esq, as Secretary, when the board pro
ceeded To a permanent organization by
alpeting by ballot Mr.. John At Spence
as President, and, James w. Bryan,
Treasurer.
There beingno further business lie.
fore the board, it adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
AE1flfOvafl1G u1 Iti ETG&h
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-06

Pittsbnrg, April G.
Mark"t-Qu.et. Spot lOI4; May lU1i;
Jare Io!l.
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New Y0rE, April G.
Crude 1850, Bbls IS
Refined 23}s
March.
Market quiet Int stead.
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Frierts. aui patrons. ono md nn
fou. attention TO my biz" would cali;
Times are dull an money tight.
Gut i'll liiesc times I'm looking for Hight;
10 those who are building RIGS without number,
would iniorn--this il. iie place to buy Lumber;
My motto is this ''Quick Sales and Small roft,n
For business is healthy and think much of il;
In qraliiy my Lumber is second to none,
And az for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not lock Il. It In tha light do,
And for .Lose have quality No. .;
And to those who pnrticusr--as some may be,
still have anotI,r qua.ily called ~
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at a low cash price;
Such a. Flooring, Ceiling and siding, both: EeLgh
and Dressed,
,ath, iiattciIs and Surfaced Lumber. all of tha
bcs;;
also have Rig Lumber Of all kinGs.
At prices 10 compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds of Timber kert constantly on hand.
And boz Of Cigars of very good brand
My facilities for sci ing are surely wiihort run,ler
always Keep good tearus to deliver good Lumle.
so If you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, son O.
Hard,
You viii hnd lust what you want at l. NJ s'- I.nm
thlstf
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aDa'saeyys, HDsa
street, Pet
E.Sf UsG uAilAE'Ys.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcoRD\
April 1871.
The market was more quiet .than yesier-
day. Sill the inquiry was more than
moderate at $395. No sales. Sellers
asking $4Co.
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AErwER p, April. 6--3 p. ID.
Crude 49,
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LIvEarooL. April 6---l2 p. IN
Refae'! l6l5 Spirits l4a,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-19
DO BrHtes Talk to Each Other {?

A writer in Old and New gathers many
facts to shows that the lower animals,
especially our dogs and birds, have de.
gree of intelligence and an ability of
talking together for which most people
do not give them credit. His article is
entitled The Language OF Brutes," and
he certainly does present many proofs to
show that there is such language, and
that it serves 10 enable the lower animals
to confabulatc to their entire satisfaction.
Here are some of his curious fact:
Among several species OF animals there
are occasional assemblies which in their
proceedings are suggestive Of courts of
justice; and therefore this name has been
given to them, These courts supply
some very curious illustrations of our
present subject. The most regular and
notable of these assemblies take place
among species of crow termed the
corVnS cor1lir. 1t is said that deputation,
come from distant quarters, and that,
until the convocation is complete, no
business is transacted, the first comers
waiting the arrival Of the others even for
day or two. A particular field or hill,
BETTING the Importance OF the occasion,
is selected; and when all the deputies
have made their appearance the court
opens. There appear to be criminals at
the bar; but what laws of their commu-
nifty have been broken, or what crimes
committed, il would be difficult TO deter
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NUMBER 4S.

we see that no comprehends very often
the meaning of the very slightest and
mos, simple notifications Of the express
sion OF our face. There Is every reason
to apprehend that the dog, rs we'll as
most animals of the higher orders, in
stnctivcly understand something of the
meaning of all the natural signs we em-
ploy-our motions, gestures, and looks
Just as they understand them when they
are employed by their own species Still
it is evident enough that they come to at.
tach some definite meaning 10 particular
words. The horse and the OK understand
what the driver says 10 them, the shep-
herd makes himself understood by his
sheep, and Bougeant declares that the
cows understand all the milkmaid says
when she talks to them.
All animals comprehend words much
more readily when spoken by voice
they are accustomed to hear, than when
spoken by strange voice; and II we
speak to them in another language, they
apprehend at first very little of what the
new words they hear signify; but after
n while they come to understand them,
and to act in obedience to them. Words
or voices which they have once been ac-
customcd to hear, they sometimes recog-
nize even after an interval OF years.
The poet Campbelltells the legend of
parrot which was brought when young
from the Spanish Main to the cold eli.
mate of England, where he lived and
chartered many day till he had grown
gray with age.
"At last, when, blind aud seeming dumb
lie scolded, laughed, and spoke no more,
spanish stranger chtnced to come
To Mulla's shore.
lie hailed the bird in Spanish speech.
In Spanish speech the bird replied.
Flapped round the cage with Joyons screech
Dropped down and dedn
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poetrp.
THE DOORSTEP.
BIZ EDMUND c. sTEADMAN.

BY EDMUND c sTEADMAN.
The conference meeting through at last,
We boys around the vestry waited
To see The s'rl> come tripping past,
Like snow.biris waiting 10 be mated.
Not Drawer hc that leaps che wall
By level musket.HSshcs litteu,
Than /, Who stepped before them all
WAC longed TO see me get the mitten.
But no, she blushed aud took my arm
We lct the old folks take the highway,
And started toward the Maple Farm
Along kind OF lovers 10y way.
can't remember what we said,
'rwa- nothing worth song or story,
Yet that rude path by which we sped
Svrmsd all transformed aud in glory.
The sgo~ Wa, crisp beneath our feet,
The moon VA fun, the fields were cleaning;
Iy hood and ,ippet sheltered sweet,
Her tao, with youth and health was beamiuy
The thile hand outside her mud-
- sculptor, Il YOU could bat mould II;
- lightly touched my jacket cGn
To keep II warm hal to hold it
&, hsve hcs Nth mc lhste alone.
Twas love snd iezr Ani triumph blended
II last we reached the foot.Worn stone
Where that delicious journey ended
she shook hcy ringle,- from her brow
And with a Thank you Net" d,,,cmbed;
Bat vet. knew >he understood
NIh what daring wish trvmblcd
\ cloud passed kiudly overhead,
The moon was slowly pver,ns through H.
lvi h,d his face, a, % he >aij,
"Coulr, nov or never, dO il do is
~ .ips. till thrn, had onl> known
The ki>- "f mother aud of sister,
But, somehow. full upon her uwn
sweet, ro-, darling mouth si>scd her.
Perhaps IVA ouly boyi,h love, yet, It'll.
@ lisiless woman weary lover
To icel once more that fresh Sill thri
IA giye-bui who can live lac over;
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALrI-
MORE RAILROAD. ,..t.


T. ..
Commencing Monday, November 2lst. 1870,
trans VIII leave Depot, corner Broad street
and washington avenue, as follows: $50
Way Mail Train at $3.50 a. m. (Sundays ex.
stations. ~ U III
Connecting at Wilmington with Delaware
Railroad Line, at Clayton with SMYRNA Branch
Railroad and Maryland and Delaware Rail.
road, at Harrington with Junction and Break
water Railroad, at Seaford with Dorchester
and Delaware Railroad, at Delmar with East
ern Shore Railroad, and at Salisbury with
Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad. ~
Express Train at HAS a. m. Sundays ex-
cepted), for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping at Wilmington, Perryville and Havre de
Grace. Connects at Wilmington with train
for New Castle. -a'ss
Express Train at 4 p. m. Sundays except.
ed), for Baltimore and w Washington, stopping
Ct Chester, Thurlow, LinwOod, Claymont,
ton, North East, Charlestown, Perryville, fIayre
dc Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's, Edgewood,
Magnolia, Chase's, and Stemmer's Run.
Night Express at 1l:30 p. m. daily, for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Ches-
ter, Tnurlow, Linwood, Clay mont, Whining
Hayre de Grace, Perrymans and Magnolia.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
will take the HAS a. m. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia
and WILMINGTON:
Leave Philadelphia at IL m, 2:3O, s and 7
p m. The p m train connects with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and Intermediate sta
tions.
Leave Wilmington at 5:45 and $40 m. "a
and 7;l6 p m. The $40 m train will not stop
between Chester and Philadelphia.
The 7:15 p m train from Wilmington runs
daily. All other Accommodation Trains Sun
days excepted.
Trains leaving Wilmington at GAS and D
M, will connect at Lamokin Junction with the
m and 4:30 p m trains for Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad. l7
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 7:25 m, Way.maiJ,
1886 m, Express. 2:35 p m, Express. 1926
p m, Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 7:25 p M, stopping at
Magnolia, Perryman's, Aberdeen, Havre de
Grace, Perryville, charleston, North East,
Elkton, Newark, Stanton, Newport, Whining
ton, Claymont, Linwood and Chester.
Through tickets to all points west, south,
Southwest, may be procured at Ticket Office,
1913 Chestnut street, under Continental Hotel,
where also staterooms and berths in sleeping
cars can be secured during the day. Persons
purchasing tickets at this office can have bag
gage checked at their residence by the Union
Transfer Company.
a. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.