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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-27

cembre 1867 (dont 9 ans. on sls
sont payes) situ9 sur Ia rive droite "a
"a Riviere Calcasieu, mesurant 100 pied
du face, sur b Riyiere, par 100 pieds de
protondeur; le meme terrain on Sc iron.
won't battles les veies, maison. e.. Eg
Git bail aera vendu ensemble avec lea
dltes votes, maison, cObestan. &c.
L'acquereur assument le Placement du
bail en- faveur de Henry DeWe q partir
du Ter Decembre 1870.
Ut les prophecies immeubles PAYABLE
le 3 octobre 1871. Lacquereur iournis-
sont son billet, avec securif6 solidairs.
solvable ct resident de cette paroisse.
payable au Curateur on d son 6rdre. et
portant interet b 8 pour cent de son
echeance.
La terfe demeurera specialement llv-
pothequ6e avec privilege du vende1r,
pour le prix d'achat CONNIE suit, SAVIOR:
1, Pour Ia somme de $500. due 8 st.
German EIeander, sur billet hypothe.
qualre, &c montant, echeant le 8 octo-
bre 1871, ct les interets.
2. Pour Ia balance du prix d'adiudi-
cation en- favour de IL succession. ius-
qu'au Placement.
MITCHELL M. WOOD,
Curateur.
Lac Charles, 81 Avril, 1871.
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Succession de John LefRanc.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, J
pARoIssE CALCAsTRU.
Cour des Paroissa.

T OUTS LEFRANC, de ID susdite Pa
il y roisse, ayal,t d6pos6 q mon bureau,
AZ petition q l'offat d'6tra nonm6 AID,
ministrateur de Il succession de John
Lefranc, derniarement de 0ette pa
Toisse.
En- consequence avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 eux iRt6gessss, ayant iRten.
ton de s'opposer 4 Ii ditto nomination,
de d6poaer lenr opposition par ecrit,
dams le bureau du eireiher, Lao
Charles, dams les dix ioura qui suivront
IA date du present avis
q. GLAssPO0LA Grci1ier
Bureau du Grehicr, 20 ANyll. ISL.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTH0RITE
ny ACT

-
To release the damages for the non-pay.
ment Of taxes due previous to the
year 1869, and to authorize warrants
to be received in payment thereof.
SECTION 1, Be it enacted by the SEN
ate and House of Representatives Of the
State of Louisiana in general assembly
convened, That all the damages award
ed by any law for the non-paymen of
any taxes and licenses due to the State
previous to the year eighteen hundred
and sixby-nIne be and are hereby remit
ted and released; proved, said taxes and
licenses shall be fully paid by the thirty
first day Of December, A. ID. 1871; 9th
wise the damages to stand unremitted,
and to remain in full force.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc.
That all the taxss and licenses referred
to IN the first section of this act, incIu-
ding taxes assessed for any of the spe-
cial funds, shall, when collected, be Gre
dited to the general fund, and NAV be
paid in warrants of the Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts on the State Treasurer.
SEC. 8, Be it further enacted. etc.
That the collectors of State taxes shall
publish this act in the official Journal il
each parish thirty days before they COM
menCe collecting,
SEC. A. BE it further enacted, ETC.,
That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signedl GEO. w. CARTER,
of the House of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR u. DUNN,
Governor and President of
the Senate.
Approved April 8, 1871.
H. G. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
a true copy.
GEO. @. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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Sheriff Sale.


A. Alexander W. Louisiana Petroleum
and Coal Oil Company State Of Lon.
isiana, Seventh District Court for tie
parish Of Orleans, ia the CITY Of Me-
Orleans, No. 1919.
DY virtue Of an alias writ Of q "a. IL
I'D sued out of the Seventh District
Court Of the State Of Louisiana, IN and
for the parish Of Orleans, IN the citv NJ
New Orleans, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, and to me directed. I
viii proceed to sell atpubhc auction, at
the Courthouse door Of the parish al
Calcasieu, in the town of Lake Charles.
On Saturday the 9th day OflIay,
A. d. 1871, at IL o'clock, A. H., the
following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to wit
One small Locomotive Engine and
Boiler, plates, pumps, blackamith's
tools, pipes and other articles for the
Of artesian or oil wen borinps
now situated at Adolphe Derosiers IN
this parish. Also horse named 'sTou-
chy, and many articles too numerous
to mention.
Term of sale Cash with the beneft Of
appraisement.
w. Fl. HASKELL, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, April 18th, 1871.
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No The st. James Sentinel
avs: Z" a construction train on
M Chattanooga railroad comes
rp to Governor Romans planta-
iion il this parish, every day, the
rack being completed to that
Ooint.
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Vente oar lie Sherif.

Vente par lie Sheriff.
A. Alexander VS. II Compagnie des
Huiles de PGtrole. -Etat de Ia Louis
lane, Cour du Septieme District,
pour Ia paroisse d OTl6ans, en- Ia vile
de Ia Nouyelle Orleans. No. 2979.
I'm vertu dun writ dallas fieri facias
~ lance par Ia Septieme Cour de Dis
trict de 'Etat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia paroisse d'Orl6ans, en- Ia vile
de la Nouvel.e Orleans, dams le process
ci-dessus intitu'6, ct 4 moi adress6 ie
vendrai en- vente publique, 4 Ia Maison
de Cour de Ia paroisse dc Calcasieu, en-
% vile de Lac Charles, 10
Samedi, 6me Jour de Mai, 1871,
d il heures du matin, les propriGtes
ci-apres d6crites, saisie pour satisfaire
le dit writ, SAVIOR:
Une petite Qocomotive,l enein ct
bouilloire; bandes de fer; pompes; Gu.
tils de forgerons; pipes, ct autres ar
ticles don't Remuneration serait trop
long, pour crenser les puts artesiens on
huiles, situ6s chez Adolphe Derosiers,
en- cette paroisse; I'm cheyal nomm6
'Touchy,"
CoNDIToNs: Compliant avec le bono
fee destination.
WI. HASKELL, Sheriff.
Lac Charles, Is Avril, 1871.
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NOTICE TO THE TAX pay
ERs OF THE PARISH
OF CALCASIEU.

OFFICE OF Tax ConnECToR,
PARISH OF CALCAs1EU, LA.
LII persons owing taxes in this par
IA ish is hereby notified to pay the
same promptly if they wish to save
costs. Office open every day from 8
A. nj. to 8 p. VI,
@. BARRIE,
Tax Collector.
Lake Charles, April Goth, 1871. -T3t.
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'Vemte PmbliOuRe.

coession dc fea John d. L0gemaa,
\ vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour DIES
Prauves de Ia paroisse Calcasieu, il
vendu . rencan public, gu plus Of
n eneh6sissear, par la soussign5, on
IN encanteur public, D IA derniere
ldanee du d6funt, sur Ia Riviere Cal
aeu, pres du moulin Clifton, en-
e paroisse, 10
Jeudi, 1er Juin, 1871,
propn6tes ci-apras d6crites, apparte-
y 2 q succession de John ID. Lege-
q decide, d SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de tarre situ6
rive Quest da u rivsare Calcasieu,
ne dc "a reclamation Rio Hondo de
~ Ryan, Sir, assign& de Joseph
aoW (eertihcat No. 278) contenant
= 700 ct 400 acres; 81 etant Il meme
NJ par Il dafUnt dc ST. German
aeeF avec toutes les authorizations
Y tgouyent.
'un leu do votes, bereeau, eabes-
maison ct hois, y appartenant, en-
we ayec b bail de- Is ans q comp
NJ Ter Decamhre 1867, loaer de
~ uewe, ldu loi) de terre sur le-
,sas battles SOS ameliorntions.
va ehaland; 9 esquifa. o0tils de
asleEal dc nayire; % autrea arti-
4hAiMEs M CONDITIONS.
0'l,es lea propFi6tGa meublos y COM
Rai dun certain moroccan De
&C. par le degunt, "a SON yiyant,
y DeWc, q SIS par an, pour
~ RAS . partir am ler ne
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HOMESTEADS,
Bounty Land Warrants.
Pensions, &c:

WE ENTER homesteadg, from our
private auem0TaRda and other
sources OF information; buy land war
rants, OF get them from the government:
get State pensions for the soldiers ~
1913 OF their widows; obtain land pat
ents; recover purchase money on can
celed entries, and attend to land cases
and business Of all kinds. Address
RoBT. Il. 4 JAS. T.. BRADFORD,
Land Lawyers, 1s Royal Street.
Glass box 504, New Orleans, La.
ian29-6m
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Succession ds Joseph ID. Granger.
ErAr De IA LoursrAHE Cour des
parOisaa Calcasieu. Pxamxea.
III OUIs ElEFRANC, Administrator
IL de Ia dite succession ayant d6poss
q mon bureau IN Iableau et compta
final de son administration, dem&ndant
l'homulogation dicelui; 90 III dite de-
manda ayant 6t6 accoyds NsE ordpe Dc
IA Cour en- date du 20 Avril, 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par les pre-
cent d0nn6 nux ini6rases, qui u oppo-
sitiOn par 6eEit d est pas fait0 et Dope
s6e q mon burean ID u vile De Lac
Charles, dans les dix iouEa qui snivrons
~ dato du present avis. u dit Iahlean
ssra appronv6 e homologp6 scion la
nriara az p6tioanalre
q GLASsPo0L Grcfier
20 Ayr3l, lsfi,
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Qoce18eI.
nv virtue az an order Of the Hon.
Probate Court Of the Parish Of Cal
sdeu, there will be sold at auction, TO
q highest bidder, by the undersigned,
bya public auctioneer, at the last Re.
deTce Of deceased, on the Calcasieu
liver, near Clifton's Mill, in the Par
4 Of Calcasieu, on
Thursday, june LIST, 1877,
e following property, belonging to
o succession Of John ID. Logeman,
ceased, 10 wit
/. a tract Of land aituated on the
gsssern side of the Calcasien River,
ing part Of the Rio Hondo land claim
Jacob Ryan, Sr., assignee of Joseph
onow, IS per certificate No. 273, con-
lining between three hundred and fif-
and four hundred acres Of land, be-
z the same purchased by tho deceas-
irom ST. Germain Elender, together
ith all the buildings and improve
ents thereon.
q A set of ways, Capstain, Cradle,
Duse and all lumber belonging thereto,
gether with the lease of fifteen years.
ON December LIST, 1867, from Henry
eve, of the land on which the same Is
lit
g. One fat; two skifs; lot of sheaves
d pins; lot Of tools, being vice, ham
ers, screw plates, anvil, &C., and also
lot Of carpenters tools, and many
her articles too numerous to mention,
the following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
All the movable property, including
Z lease Of certain piece Of land, leas-
from Henry Dewe. by the deceased
bis life time, for the term Of Is years,
five dollars per year, three years
fifteen dollars thereof being now
d) from the LIST day OF December,
4 D. 1867, situated on the west side
the Csfcasieu River, measuring one
ldred feet front on said river, by one
ndred and sixty feet in depth, and
ing the same land on which is now
IL and erected the ways, capstains,
aforesaid. The said land to be sold
Bether with the capstain, and many
3er improvements thereon, as afore-
d-payable cash on day Of sale. The
chasor Of said lease, capstain, ways,
assuming the payment of the year
rent to Henry Deue, for the remain
term of said lease, expiring Deem
LIST, 1882, from the lst December,
To-
md the immovable property payable
the 3rd day of October, 1871
purchaser executing his promisso-
mote, with good and solvent resident
urity IL soiid0, payable to the cura
or order, and conditioned to bear
er cent, interest from maturity till
a.
The land to be and remain specially J
rtgaged, with vendor's privilege for
price thereof, as follows, to wit:
for the sum Of $500, due St. Ger
i'm Elender, on mortgage note for
Y amount, due October 3rd, 1871,
b interest from maturity till paid.
d, For the balance Of the price Of
Indication, If any, in favor OF the sue 7
lon, both until paid. 8
MITCHELL M. WOOD, G
Curator. 4
AXE Charles, April ~, 1871.
NJ
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Succession OF Joseph ID. Gram
ser, deceased.

geF3 deceased.
STATE or LOUISIANA, ! PARISH
Parish Of CalCasieu. CoURI.
n OUIS LEFRANC, Administrator Of
~ said Succession, having fled ia the
Office Of the undersigned Clerk Of said
Court his Final Tableau and Account
Of Administration,
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given To en-
persons interested, that unless written
opposition thereto il filed il my Office,
at the Court house, in the town Of Lake
Charles in said parish, within ten days
from this Goth day Of April, A. ID. 1871,
the said Tableau and Account Of Ad
ministration viii be approved and ho-
mOlogated.
@. GLAsSPoOL, Clerk.
April 20, 1871
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Southern Cultivator.
Published continuous since 1888.
4 PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED no AG-
RfCULTURE. AND RURAL
ECONOMY.
Published q Athens, Georgia, by WI
liam ana w. u. Jonsa

With large corps Of abls contri-
oatoLs Is pages embrace Discussion
on az topics Of interest," to TIE fprmar
It y circulated from Virginia AZ Tar-
as, and offers 70 dealers il impIemenfa
seeds, fruits. stock, ETC., IA nnanrneaa-
cd medium for presenting thOgs fflfrrv
% tle southern public, who are moro
than ever before interested ID obtain
ing labor-saving machines, good seed
good stock, etc. Address.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR
Athens, Georgia.
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Succession Of JOhn LeKranc.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
Parish Court

II OUIS LEFFANC, OF said Parish,
~ having fled his petition praying 70
be appointed Administrator Of the sue
cession Of John Lafrane, late Of said
parish;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby CIV
en- to all intending 10 make opposition
to said appointment, 70 file the Same in
writing in my Office, at the Court house
in the town Of Lake Charles, within ten
days from the date az this notice.
@. GLASSPOOL, Clerk.
Clerks Office, LelIe Charles, La, this
Goth day Of April, A. d., 1871.
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1871 1917
ASa 4s 4Ot IL
GALEsBURG
REPUBLICAN,
- - - 81.


The Republican contains forty.eight
columns and ID the largest paper IN
Knox County. Nhnois.
The bert and handsomsas Weekly ia the
The Papar .or The Home Circle.
The Paper for the Farmer.
The Paper for the Business Man.
The Paper for the Children
Encouraged BY u1exraplad success
during che ten mouths % Is existence,
,i,e Publisher az the Galeahnrg Bapub-
ican 5 determined b spare no pains
nor expense % make the Republican the
most popular paper IL the state, as L
las airendv become the Eag0rita Weekly
8 Western Illinois. 1EHSs q year
Address,
THE REPUBLICAN.
Galcsbur Illinois
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Public Sale.

ooessiOn Of John D. LOgeman,
deceased.
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ny virtue Of an order of the Hon.
D Probate Court Of the Parish Of Cal
'suieu, there will be sold at auction, to
"a highest bidder, by the undersigned,
I by a public auctioneer, at the last Re.
dence Of deceased, on the Calcasieu
river, near Clifton's Mill, in the Par
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your hna declaration OF conclusions must cay wv
% Ssr bsse are sa y hS Drs%so Maid
an he +, by law 70 be rasst for the s.
we are authorized and directed by law expcnd for the pu
Our redusons In This respect haye no, been hlled You
h % no restraint respecting hem either by reason OF
are entitled. under relating 90 this department,
nave psa over 10 us the amount Of our untitled equson
have been paid BY you thereon
the remaining portion of your final declaration that YOU
are under restraint nv Injunction known To you To be
~ sns t'ms you sent az your communication rs
Judge Barnards order removing all such restraint II any
Having thus answered fully disposed all your
jectons, we have again to call attention to the
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for s se and also 70 Sys for tbs OK
wing on the works tho law has connded to our care and
hisproper however, to add in conclusion. that
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Improvements and on whom the assessments tor these
pendures imposed by law Many OF these assessment
econ and when collected viii go Tar towards eimbursis
the CITY for the moneys heretofore advanced to this depart
We communicate for your information copy of
ion Of the work now "a prosres. will produce.
injury which suspension OF work viii cause to the work
% ssd T re- VI ,s D"S s
which must necessarily result from the dseharac OF all
and the various city parks and the engineers clerks and
We trust under the that you viii reconsider
at the earliest momen as the pay roll OF the engineers
pariment becomes due on Saturday next.
y" 0'"'' q tue ospA''' HENRY Huron, Treasurer.
PARKS.
Statement, OF received from January L. is7i, to
iplrr Of The city, a" New YORK. in %ceoraance With reso
tons Of tho Department of Public rass and balance due
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Judgs Hilton iacisns insnrrection" allow me say hst
we article referred the WINS written by my
direction or with my knowedse nor indeed did Of
or It's Intended publication uni II ia that NAPIER
.rurtnei thsi have not at been Indignantly
,'ner"ise denounced for II by either Mr. Sverny Mr.
F,r s or even To knowedge. with ritin,
with h. 'in2 responsible for II By but yourself
The r, enitve Committee Of the Depa rtent of Psrks
ves.er1. morning AT Mr.. SHeenys house 20 prepare
aldayft on which % obtain modification OF Judge Bar
nards inJunction. Ihers wa, certainly nothing there said
10 me bv Mr. SSeeb, Mr Fields slightest degree
unpleasant
Mr.. Fields To-day f,r tue
requesing him JON Ia Mr. sgeenys s,,ieIneD %
f,cs u up 10 this time been unable % Una h.l.
HENRY HILTON.
PErrR's PROTEST.
Snn error In saying Judge Hii,0u nt;.
n,nty or 10 manner denounced by nae or W my PIE
time OF the article appearing IN Tue
SID Wednesday referring to the Park laborevx .
have knowledge Of his having either written 'he
article directed it, publication have ever so Stated
whole information Tesnectng Consisting in ronding
In the Yu. PETER u. SWkEhf.
SEPrRaBRP -, 1871.
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil are TO
visit Rome, after which they Will so to Vienna
The King OF Denmark has len for Rumpcnr
helm. near Frankfort, where the Queen is residing.
Prince Henry OF Holland, the brother OF the
King, and Loro Lieutenant Of Luxembourg, Is now
At Versailles.
The Prince lie Joinve and the Duke d'Au-
male Will take their seats IN the French Assembly
alter the recess.
The Grand Duke and heir apparent OF Russia,
and the Count lie Paris were recently travelling
companions In Germany.
The Duke d'Aumale intends to pass the white.
in Paris and has purchased the residence Ol NJ.
Fould, in the FaubOurg st. liOnore.
Premier Gladstone, saws the Glasgow STAR ~
about being invited 10 Glasgow for the purpose OF
receiving n complimentary address las the leader
OF the LIBERAL party" when Is 10 TIC presented TO
him.
~. Charles lame, rising advocate OF the
Paris bar, aged thrty-three who was principal
Secretary OF the Minister of Commerce during The
siege, has been accidentally killed by mend with
whom he was shooting, near R0uen.
Marshal Bazainc says the Arenir Lib6Ioi,
Will not now remain unemployed. lie Is to nave
the command OF one OF the great military circnm-
scriptons into which France Is TO be divided ac-
cOrdlng to the German system
Queen olga OF Wurtemberg celebrated her
birthday on the 11th inst, at FredennshOfer, 10y a
grand banquet, at which the Emperor WIllam, King
Charles OF Nuremberg Queen olga, Grand Duke
COnytantine of Russia, brother OF QueeQ olga, aud
O,ucra were present,