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1RUNKs AND MOROCCO BAGS.
Card of Thanks

The Committee of Arrangements for tho Picnic OF
the Hbernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association
of Louisiana beg to return their thanks to Col
James Belger A A. for the use Of flags for the Pur
pose Of decorating the grounds to Duncan F. kenner
F.o for his lberalitv permitting steamer Crescent
fitv to pass through the Canal free of charge; to Col
A. g. Badger Superintendent of Metropolitan Police
for his and courtesy in furnishing the
sary police foIce Sergeant Taylor, Of the Mounted
Police and the under his charge for their eciencS
while in charge Of the grounds and to the public press
for their courtesy and berality in the settlement OF
their bills.
L. F. BARRETT,
jyl6lt Chairman COMMITTEE Oh ArF"nkeHi
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On the 4th September next, the st. LOUIS
University of St. Louis, Missouri under the
d;rection of the Jesuit Fathers, will commence
;ts fortv-third annual session. This institution
ranls among the first in the country, and ls
+ba Alma Mater of several of our prominent
fe,,ow.citizens 1t has always been well pat
,on;zed nv citizens of New Orleans. and at
the late commencement, the highest honors OF
tho Graduating Glass were awarded to Louis
peroeron of waterloo, La. The Rev. Father
r p. Garesche is at present in the city and
may be found at the College OF the !mmaou'
late conception, corner OF Common anu D@'on. =.
ne streets. Messrs. Won Phui' bros' NO. -
Carondelet street will furnish all lntor"a''o'
| in regard to the University.
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When q man wishes to make purchases ,II 1I
~ thipr of which he stands in need, ne natnLSay
SeStS the place where he can make hA ptISbHtf bt.fS
On the most reasonable terms and wherc n Steri
al workmanship and style Now o, our
Wooda or in travelling outfits such as trunks
6sSs sstohes etc. he select no 1etsGr Street
These gentlemen have just rooetvcd aesn sIiino
biack alpaca sacks and derbys OF all SLICE anu AE0
| Thorn ct moderate prices.
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The Fourth District is gradually becoming
onite independent the other portions OF cur cry IN
~. ~ ,reaent ita bank and its insurance once anu II
short time viii st Glass hotel which spssDe s se De
Tset and will be open the reception OF guests py
next fa Immediately opposite is the iS
0t;cpstion of the opening of the hotel are now se
stock az summer goods at sacr1nce IN
ou tne room for winter They have large
supply Of bsSutful swiss oyer.kTtS TO EnSe 1Se
~ JaeEson and MagaSino streets ater reanihl
tSair advsrtIeement in another column
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MOUNT ST. MARYs CoLLEGE.-We have re-
ceived from Chas. D. Elder, ESQ.,, agent IN this
city, catalogue Of the officers and students OF
Mount st. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Mary
land for the academic year le7O-7l. 1his oio |
! and fayorably known Institution seems to be |
in the same fourishing condition, IN whicn IL
h.. aver been since its establishment in 1880.
The very Rev. John McCaffrey, d. D., is the
pras;dent. and Rev. John McCloskey, A. NJ,
| Vice President and Treasurer, who are assisted
bv an efficient corps of professors. Among the
students We find Masters Orson Carey, Thomas
l.. Carroll, Thos. M. Compton, Henry J. Comp
ton. VIM H. Folger, VIM. N. Grunewald, Edw.
Hale Thos. P. Hale, Robert H. Huguet, VIM.
I,e Monnier, Denis J. Lucey, josh Negrotto'
, Charles Mobiles, Louis w. Overton, William ..
pike John C. Pooley, Joseph M. Ryan, B. b.
= Sims, B. ]. Sims, w. B. stauffer, J. c. Stewart
d and James Stewart, from Louisiana.
At the commencement and distribution Oh
II premiums, which took place on Wednesday,
n June 2sth, 1871, the degree of Master OF Afts'
}. was conferred on Mr.. Joseph c. Gilmore, OF tne
\. law firm of Thos. Gilmore & Sons, OF this city
Several of the students from New orieans' re
receive honorable mention. Master Den,s .
re Lucey, o nephew OF the wortny fa'nefs 'e,e
DO miah and Cornelius Moynihan, received til
al first premium for music (pano)' hrst ciass' nie
n division. and Master John c. Stewart, Jr., wa
I'd awarded the first premium for excellence
drawing, and Master VIM. Grunewald' the f'rt
premium for architectural drawing. Maste
10 se John Negrotto, also of this city, entered to
IT, late to compete for prizes. Taken altogethe
Id our young friends have made very creditaD'
',e showing, and our sincere wish is that they ma
in continue to do so.
a Mr., Elder, the agent, who is located at n
As' 124 Camp street. will be happy to afford an
information desired.
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IDyI01yAL A1p OFHKR ITEMS.

boiler fue in tho Cotton Seed Oil Factory
of A. A. Msginnis, corner of Copmerce ana
Julia streets, collapsed last Tuesday, killing
John Forsythe, and daugerously wounding ID.
J. slattery and Alex Phillips. Several mules
were badly scalded. Damages $4,000
Tho New Orleans and Great Western Rail- |
road Company Is making preparation to COM
plete the road from BerwiOk's Bay to opelou-
sas. The grading is already done, and 1t ID
proposed to lay the track from Now iberia 70
Washinoton, after which the lower section
will be completed.
The steamer Robt Z. Lee carried, from Sep
tember 1st to June 12; 1Ol ,952 bales OF cotton.
She lost three trips in December and January,
having met with accident, estimated at
| Il, 600 bales. Tho largest season bu siness on
record for one boat is 10000.
| Henry p. Seymour, a mser of the worst
stamp, was unearthed by the Hartford police
the other day, in state of filth that beggars
description. In his room was found the de-
caying carcass of n hog, which had proOaoiy
been there for weeks, and during all that
time formed his sole nourishmen.
} Cassimeres of decided excellence of materia
and texture are manufactured at Oregon CITY
Oregon, Chinese labor is mainly employed IL
their production.
Some settlers near Portage Lake, Michigan
: ob;ected to the existence of q natural dan
\ which kept the waters of the Portage l. Ak
Q about ten feet above those of Lake Michigan
= and therefore, they dug small ditch throug
y the neck of land which separated the two
n The waters rushed through with tremendou
q force, carried away forest trees and hiils' an
o now have forced q channel twenty feet dee
q and nearly four hundred wide.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERS1AN BENEvoLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssoCIATIoN-Branch No. s:-An adjourned montnis
nesting Of this Branch will be held on Ihta S'.oC'
between Baronne and DryadeS' on TUXEDO - "u-'
% 90, =. =, ,o,oct NJ Punctual attendance 10 re-
.S..S B. oEEHL,
s-'sIt Recording Secretary.
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Ir MEmoR1Am.-Died, at St. Mary's OF
the Springs. Columbus, Ohio, June %, Sis
ter Villana, lin the world, Margaret sie-
yin,) after q short illness.
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ANoD ILDER,
7s4 Delord Street, near Tivoh Circle.

10hh,no done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
70 general repairs OF stores ana oWen
inoS Cisferns made and repaired, H., r-.A....
traeTa lofE at shop, Box 223 Mechanics
10 Union st., promptly attended TO- ""A" - As'R
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With only mortal powers endowed
How high he soars above the crown
His is no common party race,
Ioetlinr by dark intrigue for place; 49,,
Upon his boots and shoes, so proud 10 stahu'
Look up the noblest Of the land
Till Through Now Orleans ls known
iThe name Of James Powers alone-Scou'
We inform our readers that rSSte e0 to
friend James Powers, I3 Canal stIeet put We Arc
il waiter were living in the CrescenS Ciy A. I psir
~ shoes nav as glowing tribute to James as ne a "
the great orators, Pitt and Fox. heao Fo"ere ~u'0
tisement.
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Paris is state poDs that stendsd to
Ihiers, lIe a,,ancb Me Bomicile, wrote him fitting
Seeh the step as TbierS it
fered lr.eMt snnt and the Holy See. Another tele-
SuSI SrSm says that President Theirs has Wri''en
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1THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE coMPANx
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, 100000.
OFFICE NO. 81 CAMP STREET.
Temporarily UpStsira)
lnsures Fire, Marine and River Risks
HUGH MoCLOSKEY, President.
JOHN HENDERSON,. Vice President.
THOS. f. BRAGG. Secretary.
DIREcroRs.
Hugh McC,oskey John Henderson,
Patrick irwin ThOs. Gilmore,
| 1,oi,ert Carey Tbos G. Walsh.
Edw Concry Jno. McCsGrey.
Jno. 7. Gibbons, Juo. Farrell,
Wm Conway Thos. McKenna,
Thos Narkey Nicholas Burke.
Thoa king Jno. T Moore Je.,
r m O'Brien Thos. Ftxwilliam,
Michael McQuade, Edw. Burke,
Thos Dunno, Jno. Hon derson, Jr.,
| Edw Sweeney Il. b. Briggs
| William Hat, Patrick Dwyer,
Jno. W. L0ckhart, Jno. G Ryan;
Michael Duffy, jy9 1maP
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DIR. MORSE
DIR. MORSE .,
rhE CURE OF OhR0NiO DISEASES
THE
~>yu rvON nF OXYGEN,
INHALATION OF OXYGEN.

sas a. y. s.%ss 1as sssos
sos sss cure q numerous chrome ai.s.'.s ~: d,
e:
SSnx to many custom. and habit. incident 70
Sss;s. Ss r: ST. =
:ss ;ss:
tho but partially ,eisved OF ~ sRSd
s.s ss clog 10 i. II the %
more mode 10 S OF 1ss.r in
the only NJ agent which solvent and remover
coming in contact Sh Ssn, the SyssRus nIa
ea: dssbed Of to
BY ns 5 0ISsa Sss time
proportion dissolved and removed
ras remoVins vi hsse
void want Of something to MI tho places q Win }eS
sSssn vser rsnswsd the desSe
TO
sa,
Essssy sns:sss :sSse
.Ssaes sss e
Lungs and other come ms
the ss'i
ss x;ss
Diabesss the Diseases peculiar r. to
1ais Nervous aesd.ohe. Prostr.ton De
bty from whatever cause, are amensole 20 'n' 'f'A'
. All persons interested invited to CALL
8 No AVA A. ": MORSE, N. D.,
=, IS3 St. Charles street,
Between lafayette Square and Girod sTee.
n Office hours A. r. n. JSS 'i"'P
NOT SELLING OUT!
a. But Still Selling Cheaper than Those That Are
IF The Place to buy, not only CHEAP GOODS, but Goo
GOODS. isat
IA JOHN MILLER'S,
"a No. JACKSON STREET, Cor. Tchoupitoulss.
earnestly invite those ladies who have not yet sec
=. my new and
l., improved Styles Of French Corsets,
to call at my establishment and examine them qua
sntee to suit evsry one to . DURABLE and PkRFEC
I'D FITTING CORSET ats
p- LOWER PRioE
y" than any establishments in the city.
.o JOHN MILLER,
q jackson Street, ..-...
Corner Tchoupitoulss.
visit DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
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80 - A philosophical in
dividual who suddenly sat down
on 1 siippeFy Sidewalk ID AIilwau-
kee, disarmed tho usual ridieUle
incsdentto aeoidontsofthat oharac-
ter by cOOlly taking ! cigar out Of
his pocket and lighting it before
mr..
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

" BA In the museum at Cassel.
Getmapy, is library made from
800 European trees. The back Of
each volume is formed of the bark
of q tree, the sides, Of the perfect
wood, the top, Of young wood, and
the bottom of old. When open,
the books found to be a box. CON
tanning che flower, seed, fruit and
leaves Of tie tree, either dried or
imitatedin wax. lg aEa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

Paddy, my bow" said 4
gentleman To an Irishn1an whom
he observed fishing awayat q deep
pool, that must be q faYOgsse
stream for trout" Faith and 4
must be that same, Tor I have
standing here this three hours.
and not one Of them win come out
Of it," sg 8 iFaa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

In eycayatlng tha grUlnd
fog the new Ctr Hall ia san Fran-
cisco, the body of : man With four
aces and 'kinsl fan up his sleeve
1Nas dug np Supposed q IS an
ancestor TX BIZ Nye.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

B The inhabitants of CHI
f0Enia consume annually, 1888
pounds Of Coffee per head, while
the average consumption for the
whole country is only seven pounds.
We knew there was something gel
low about California, but bad
heretofore attributed it to the gola.
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R 1T Is stated as a fact, that
not less than $4,000 persons IN
Hartford do not habitually at-
tend any place Dc worship il that
city, either Roman Catholic. jew
ish, or Protestant.
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49, a live anaconda, SIX feet
long and nine inches il circumfe-
renee in the largest part oE his
body, has just arrived as North
amptop, Mass. from Braza. n re-
spouse t0a requasa ior an anaooR-
da SKIN wheraWith u construed 3
pair 0fboots.
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B- a correspondent 81 4 Cali
fornia paper says there are ore
lodges in newlY-sliscovered silver
mines in New Mexico which stand
up like ! row Of broadway stores.
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g Among the names of
places in Michigan are Ghost
Lake, Rattlesnake Swamp, Gal
lows Hin, Whiskey Station. =
''JaekRife Ridge. Gntthroat
Greek. Betsey's Bridge, and
"Old Woman's Afask
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R- AIS aswindler the heather
Chinee is'a success. He splits half
dollars, takes out q third Of
the silver. fills the space With
lead and closes up the cut In .
manner % defy detection.
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A printer, who, no doubt,
makes a god of his belly, thinking
more Of things eatable than Of
things spiritual, set up a minister's
text. BE ye there for breakfast,
Instead Of '.Be re therefore stead
fast. - s--''
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{ B For Che first time ii td .
history Of the sect IN this
country, the Shakers have es1a-
blished Q newspaper, called The
Shaker, devoted 70 an expositioa
Of their peculiar doctrines.
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B@ Mr.. Henry Beneke al Chi
cago left a note for the Cor
oneF explaining that his suicide
was an oct of e0nsidarateness for
his wife, who was Tin great want
of a husband" a tI,ta e
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

R An English scientific writer
maintains thatlsleep is produced
by a muscular charge in the ner-
.vous structure itself of the cere
bro-spinal system.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

True as PREAeHiNs No young
womanevar looks s0 ven I'd 4 SEN
bic man as whendrsssed ina plain.
neat, modest attire, with but little
OrnaneDt shout her. She looks
then - though shep possessed worth
in herself, and needed no artificial
rigging to enhance her value. ,If
a young woman would spend as
much time improving hsr nlind,
training her temper, ana cherish
ing kindness, mercy, and other
good qualities, as most ot them do
in extra dress and Ornaments b
Increased their personal charuas, she
would al least Be recognized 4
mong 3 thousand her bharactsr
would Be read il her cuuntananos.
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"a The last newspaper that
"pegged on" in Kansas, contain
the following spirited valedietory I:
"May the 999 curses of the Apo
calypso seize -your internal city I
May my few readers, each and al
60 to the devil without delay.
Amen =
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e a reoent MTiter - -

- "A recent writer SAYS that
the fences of the United States,
have cost more than all the craft
that fiOat on our waters, salt and
fresh-more, indeed, than any
other class of property except rail
roads, aI 5-0.0J5' taea
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Mexican items.

Fa = :. H-H
t-r Mexican Items.
The following items are taken
from the Brownsville Ranchero III
the 3rd int. snolil2 III Zsiaagp
Gen. Negrets has been nonaina-
ted for President. Who Will be
the next? a'....5 80
An American was killed III d du-
81 IN Lower California,
The rebels in the State of CHA
pas have been defeated BY the
government troops under Domin-
g1e5 h11 ge fE ssgE9 3Eu1
z a large party of indians vas de
.feated At Chihuhua on the 22d ult.
Several articles belonging to MIR.
Kari, All american, who was 1ad 1mur-
dered bJ Indians. were in the In
dian camp. The Indian chief was
@2-sG. 1910 b41E8 G#0 aE Ht5s
.slEllleSdr 4 vic ssf 4. gasfr ggane
Orizava viii be the capital of
the State Of Vera Crz, $500
The MonitoEs one of the old
church party organs, comes out in
favor of JuaTez and advocates his
l.
reelection, n NM .,.rrr...7
The cotton cropin the State of
Guerrero is abundant this year.
Money is scarce, The revolution
continues .Eg3rf2 bgJrg-J g.Es FL.
The Mensajero says that the no-
mination Of Negrete for President,
is an electioneering trick of the Ju-
.,;sfs ag aglgW hIG z85g0E, aa
| The Bevista denies the death Of.
General Santa Anna. 2ss.l aAa
BIO The Indians in the Stateof Chi
huhua are, depFedating on the ha-
eiendas, and small towns Of that
N s@s.f9mE sssa aHT ~
The rebels in the South under
Jimines, were defeated by Gen, AL
#As -5fE't,s4 &@a1a &4GAl 8&4H #EAaE
varez. ,.e,., .-.~.
The famous ancient tree, called
s%ahnehuete,' 'underwhich Herman
Cortez, the conqueror oftMexico,
weeped after his defeat On the
Noche Triste, still exists in the
cemetery of Tacuba. The autho-
rites 81 the place have ordered the
cemetery to be converted INTO a
plaza" $50 ...rr
The Iberia says that the Her
migas gold field ia chihuahua
Yields fifty gold ounces daily. The
field is only being worked on a !
small scale. q emil dt nE
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-lIuLLETI- 8 ILEENIEEl.

TIA BE prepared sa enter Momestnag7s
viz investiaate RIO Hondo claims and
secure patents for lands, Surveying
carefully and faithfully dome. All 81.
formation regarding lands given t0 pal-
ties it 4 distance foF Aoderate coniiierl-
sation.
Lake Charles, Lia., March 2, 1871
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shan We AFs
The following ii said to 80 one
Of the most brilliant ariielss ever
written by the lamentsd George
ID Prentice Tvs
But the fat Of nature il inezoFa-
bic. There is 40 appeal for re-
ieffroa the great law that dooms
US to dust We fOurish.and fade
as the leaves Ofthe fopsst and the
flowers that wither and bloom for
a day have no Trailer hold upon
life than the mighEest mouaEehs
that ever shook the earth with his
footsteps. Generations Of men aT1-
pear and disappear as the grass,
ascountless mulhfudes that tlr0ng
the world to day, win disappear
asthe footsteps on the shura.
y Men seldom think of the great
events Of death until the shado#
falls across their own eyes and
traces ofloved ones whose living
smiles was the sunlight Of. their
existence. Death IS the great an
tagonist Of life, and the cold
thought Of the tomb IS the skele-
ton 81 an feasts. NE do not want
to so through the dark valley al
though its passage may lead to
Paradise; and with Charles Lamb,
We do not want to Lie down ID the
graves, with the Princes ior bed
fellows EE .ss EaaE ~
In the beautiful drama of Ion,
the instinct Of immortality So elo-
quently uttered BY the death de-
voted Greeks, finds deep response
in every thoughtful soul When
about to yield his existence as a
I'd fate, his beloved Gle
mantha aslsi If tliey shan meet a.
gain, to which he replies Il ask
that dreadful question Of the hiIls
that seem eternal Of the clear
streams that flow foreyerof the
stars among whose field Of azure
my raised spirit had walked. AsI
look upon thy living face, L feel
that there - something ia thy love
that cannot wholly perish. We
shall meet again, Clemantha.
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Ne IlTTTELL's LTVTNG AGE.

CHARACTERIZATION g aEAA Y AIN " IActiass4
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n Justice Story, Councillor II ent,
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% years. and is now enlarged aItis
issued EVERY SATURDAY, giving 81 mum
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every bue who has q taste for the best
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M Address ~ aBT
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~. so Bloomfield Sk, TOston.
stbas Job Painting ekocated With
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III 1FogA If6HIlF 1aIa4lbr
-ra9 90 ,y9qo aemo8H III kVA
3npoo5s na 7dsiIdrq sad ,aatdeiN
Of d9iiw ,iaJfdT 1t sl97a5 aitf fa
ahmeaid0 . es bsaiasgib 5atistS
.voilgl % 8 ssi7ots cid guoaA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

% Adrug firm in Sioux City,
Iowa has received an order for
City pounds ot Indian war paint
for Spotted Tails camp. This is
considered equivalent to 4 declare
ton of war againt some nf the
troublesome tribes IN that country.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

Rs The Atlanta Sun asks /:
why aFs we not to-day the richest
people in tha awoEld2 2H aTho Louis
yilla CouEier Journal Prasumes It
is chiefly because there are other
people ia the world who have the
advantage Of as in epoint 0f pro
perty
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charged accordingly .'''A '@.' 5''A-
50 Iiheral discount to those who aidver-
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No credit win be given for Al Advertising
or JobbWork, except by special agree
Gafds, stating merely the names. t5s
BUSINESS and Eplaee bf,Eesidenee, with
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annum. 'a va
FB All Judicial advertisements must
be. paid for on the last day of. publca-
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

The Iberia says that the Her
migas gold field ID chihuahua
Yields fifty gold ounces daily. The
field is only being worked on a
snnall scale. q emil d5 nE
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

al test news from al parts Of the
world. tit deY0tes especial attention to
THE FARM AND THE FARMER.
and searching, IS does the Daily Sun,
an the avenues Of cdmnierciaI interest,
puts forth weekly, tl8e most fun and aC-
enrAth B nL moon aELs nlLaaNna 4sM
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

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