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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-28
Public Sale.

s3lccesSi0R Qf s4leTplier Desess17fs,
deceased.
DY virtue Of al order az the Hon.
~ Perish Court. Of date Oct. Iash.
1871. viii be sold 30 Public Auction Ia
she last and highest bidder. bv the un-
dersigned Administrative. OF through
the ministry of 5 qualified ahctioneer,
y the last relsifance az the deceased, on
Lake Arthur, ID this parish. On
Saturday the a5th day Of No.
veEnBer, 1871,
the following described pronartv be.
longing to tie succession n 1lexander
Desessarts, deceased. To Wit -Four su.
periicial acres Of land situated on Lake
arthur, u tins parish. THE same pur-
chased BY deceased hom Mr.. Plsef5s
Hetertl together with az lie bnfll5fnrs
and other imnvovt lnants thernon and
thereto erected and beIonpirq. eons;;s.
ting Of dwelling house, Last residence 81
deceased. stahla, kitchen, smoke housa,
stOrg-house, fencing, DC.
III head u Wild horned cattle fpors
OF lessl branded PF 20 head raors
or less Of gentle h0rned cattle, branded
IS aboYes three gentle horses; trn stock
horses. twc woke az oxen thirteen heed
Of sheGp; twenty head og hogs (mors AZ
lesss} twelve head eEa0re OF less cf
mares and young horse twelve head ~
wild cattle lmOrs OF less) GA enc Che.
niGPei too bz4nding ifOhsl twantv.saveu
hundred pahReas 81 fehcinQt 0ne en-
- ~ Il
RslalASa Nsals efE4 EEANE TTfElTF
dred old pieuxs (moFe OF Ieaa) l0t 81
loose eottons lot az cotton haiina and
ropes two sfaall anchozs; & Tt Of caTFen.
toris tools farming implements house.
bold furniture; kitehen Rtenaiiss ono
old buggy I Ola hack; one Estla housa
ON the Cheniere; and other articles TOO
rRmefaGa 60 mention.
Terms Cash ON the day Of sale "a q.
nited States Treasury notes.
SED0NISE RICHARD, A4a'r,
Calcasieu. I4a,t Oct 81, 7i.
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Vente FnbIRgrue.
- q - -.

oHSeeSStob 9 tAAe.rttllst3e SsqFlS,
Decide.
I'm yersu dun orare ie Honorable
~ Cour de Paroisss, en- date an IL o..
tObTe I6Flt i ssEa uffgrt IA Vente Pu-
bGgue, a0x plus oh1nnt et dagnier "a.
eh6FissaIirs par u s1nssigns adIainistra.
trices on par llntRgm61iai1e a'un En-
eantenr Public, d Is derniare RESIDENCE
au d6fnut, "a 1ae ArthuF, dams eosta
Paroisae, le
SREaedi 25rne 3sur Dr. Novena-.
bFe. 1871,
les pTopri6 Ia aaivant deswftes apnarsea
Rant i Ia dsgs succession dsAlaxanara
DesessgFss dfe&d& EagOlr
tlaaFtre ssgea en- Saperficie AZ tara
situ6 SIR Is Lac Arthur dana esabe n.
r0isse 6tant a nlama aeaais Ear Il a..
fHRt 10 RAaei1ta fFhFt hl svas
t0ntes les Batiaes ID nntFe8 am eliAga.
h0na deesns CO apparsenant, nssaamk
en- Une nnaia0n ae residence, deFnsers
Residences dn d6funE ecugis, easina.
hCueanniAro, maGnEin. haE1ieFa. ete.
III I6tes Splus On uoinal da Bas A
cornes iarouehes, nazqGt FF 80
tsses ae BstAs 4 004nga d0aces FpEna "a
snoinsl a h meme gnarqnes tEoi1 che
vaUx Ggax, denx ehsvsax as Vaehegie-
aRUx PAIRS CO Eeeui trai teaea ds
eochons psas "a mesha -,foaxa tassa da
betes 4 comes farunahes (afes On noinzl
3 u eh6niare- dor Torres u narquGa
vinet segit eet pagtea al BARI ges.-um
ntonfiM a eoeas---kiakissas 81 IN Afoniin
4 AIais-eayfFol six cent vianx pisax.--
nm lot da e0Fdeut toile den llase
deux peiils aoeGe-ma lets domtils da
ehWpGneieg ousls eEaioires menhlss
az usai 9ns ustelsils az cuisine une
vfeux buggy pn viaux hack are PEE
tite mRiaaa q 81 thenilFe- -es amtres a..
tieles drop long tn0msg6
FeRNns Couptant D. fsr a. h
vanla. ca hilleta es Etata EnS
SYD0NISE RICHARD.
A61niRistr afriee.
Caioaaiea, Lne.. a Ca. ga.
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CotsecteuE e,es Taxes.
n oetnbse. zen.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-28
Public Sale.

yslaa g 1k5usqs g, Bogls, do'd.
NJ virtue 81 "a order from the Hon.
4 Parish Court, li be s0ld 81 Public
aalion. I'd tho Last and hiVhest bidder.
the una aed GfaeoT, oR through
q ministry a0l qualified nesioueer.
&c Iast reaidenea gf the deceasad
thg town "a Leka Charles, La, ~
,turGRg3 DeEehmbeF end. 1871,
etollOWi1 property belong.
rs TIE vacant Ga of Idoniss
iEogle, deceased 20 wit
4 lof of rEound Bituated n the town
take Charles. being the last resi-.
nee Of deceased, together with an the
Iildings and Improvements thereon,
ontiRgun REd's AllsY.
THO new &nis IA saddles asSpanish
dale EreaaAeone SIT nep ness
st0l Hoe pai2 Marfir es-.l
II new Hafnea ard kW0 Ola pairs
sniBs; on9 old Bird as 6 lot Of un6shed
idles-a lot 81 Saddle Nails-one lot
Buckles and Rings-a lot Of Leath-
ia AQ# VA k1ts4 % a ltpAas nc A141cU
ce--b lot 81 CaEpentar,s tbols--a lot
Japsn LeRtherL one piece Of Enam.
a Cloth one Cloek-One Heatina
oye-s lot 0roekefy and Iin-sEare
ints and Brush es one pair Saddle
Bgs--a lot Of Cypress humber, and 9th.
articles too nnmerO0s 20 mention.
IEHlSa AalD A4QlgD11901s8s AL the mo-
be property cash on the day OF sale;
q the immoyable property, payable
third cash on the day Of sale, and
balance, equally, on credit of sir
i9tWalve 1nOhths from day Of sale,
rchsser executing his note with good
AsOlvent security ia soliCSo, residing
this parish, payable to the Curator
order, and conditioned 10 bear eight
cent per bannnm interest from ma
ity till paid. The movable property
be and remain specially mortgaged
il final payment.
sff &c. SCHNEIDER, Curator. 4
AXE Charles la, OFT %, 1871.
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Clinical Medicine, Col. Homouo'c phv
sician and Surgeon.
They are superior to an other stom-
ach Bitters.
EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist
no Bitters in tie world can excel
SIMON HIRSCH, AnaIiticai Chemist
5ElA fale1Et PhysiC Clans 81 Chicago.
The formula for the Home Bitters has
been submitted to rs, and We believe
them to be tie best tonic and stimuIart
for general use now offered to the pub
lie II, Woodbury. M, ID,
g, A, Mariner, Aualyt1 Chemist; Jas.
v, q, Blaney, NJ, ID. Prof, Chenisfry
Rnsh Medical College; III, s., Hahn, NJ.
p; = MeFiear, M. ID; J. ID Walker, M
ID: Morn 8, Barn. 8, W, ID; 7, s, HOME.
NJ, ID; II, I5udIam, nj. ID; Thos, T. Isl.
Lis, NJ, D; jas, A Collins, ID;
EMINENT PHYSICIANS N C1NCISSATI,
Nearly all Of whom are Professors in
one or theother of the Medical Colleges.
no other Bittcrs hsye ever been UiIer-
led 70 the public eRbrs eir1 80 many
valuable ren,edid scents,
J L Waiter, M ID; Il A James. NJ ID:
10 q Simpson, III ID; $ p Bonner, NJ u
@ ) MuscFaft, AE 10; q W Bigler, NJ d.
w 4 Talliaferro, D q Quinn, NJ y; e. Al
Duherty, IL d; r S Wayne, Chemist;
70 Woodward AIlDi E Il Taylor, M d;
II Il JohusOn, M ID; S B TomEinson,
ND,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-28
UNITED STaTEs MARrgH Hosp1rAn,


OF. LOUIS no., GhcE. n. iQs n
jams a Jackson & COT have ex-
amined the formula for making the
Home Stomach Bitters, = aud used them
in this hospital the last four months. /
consider them the most valuable tonic
and stitnmulant now III use. u ID ta
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-28
indfl0Nai papeI.s.


Ead91Sea by he Clergy and the leading
deNomiRdti0sGi papeTs.
UNITED ST4TEs MARINE HosP1rAn, !
81. LouIS, Mo-, Oct. e. 40, &
JAMS a Jackson e COT have ex.
amined the formnla for making the
Home Stomach Bitters, = aud used them
ii this hospital the last four months. /
consider them the most vRloable tonic
and stitntRulant now III use. d 45
S. III. AEEI4CEEEsREs, -
Resident Physician ia charge Of U
8. Marine Hospital, -s sar1.g f.
JtNrIs A. j ACEsoN z, Coo Gentlemen:
As YOU have communicated 70 The
medical profession the recipe OF che
"HoIne Bitters, " IL cannot, therefore.
be considered as patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for It. We
have examined The formula for making
the Home BitteEs = and unhesitatinR.
Nv say the combination Is one OF rare ex-
cellenOe. on the articles used in its COM
position are the best Of the class to which
they belong, being hiEhly t0aio; Ssimn-
liant, St0machic, Carmiuative and slight.
lylaTative. The mode OF preparing them
Il strictly in accordance with the rules
Of pharmacy, Having used them, seen
its effects in 0ur private practice, We
take pleasure in recommending them TO
an persons desirnua OF taking Ritfe4s,
AZ Being the best Tonic end Stimulant
now offered TO The public. ty.
FRANK a.. PORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases az WO-
men, College Of Physicians, End late
.Hnember Board Of Health.
YK Il, O. B0ISLINIERE, Prof.
Obstetrics and Dis. Of Womea. 81 Ious
.is Medical College.
~. DRAKE MCDOWELL. hE ID,
Late Presd't. Missouri Medical College
etaw E. "a. CLARKE, M. d.,
Prof. Surgery, Mo- Medical College,
and late Resident Rhysician City Hos,
pital, 81 6alis, NO,
HERBERT PRIdM, Prof.
Practical Pharmacy, ST. Louis College
az Pharmacy
e ". g. WHIrEHIIL,
Ed. of Medical Archives.
Af'd. Heacoel, De- ID 81. @. NJ. III.
Ludwig &. GeRiek. d. ID; 8. Gras1 No.
ses, ~ ID ct tt. Ware, N. ID; w. "A,
WilcoN, Md
E. q. FRANKLIN, III. D.
Professor S0EgeEs Homeopathy Medical
College,
TIL. WA8TINE. NJ. 10.
II G.. C0ASpO0K, Nc. ID,
Prof. cg Midwifery and Diseases 81 We.
men, College 81 Homeopathic Physi.
eians and Surgeons.
JOHN Il. TEMPLE. Ut. D.
Prof. Matcria Naliea and Theranpu.
tia Homapathia Medical College of
Missouri
JNO. CGNZLEMAN, u. D., Lectures
CA Diseases of Children, Hemnpath.
ie College of Missouri.
CHARE9 YAsTLNE, M ID,
Prof. 81 Phyaiology, Homeopathic Mod.
College 0f No
JOHN HARTMAN M d, Prof.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-28

Tax Collectors Sales.
pY virtue Of the power in me YES
40 ted by the act Of the Ilegisla.
tura of the State af ] Louisiana, d : p
proved March 3. 1871, I viii pro-
ceed 20 sell at public auction, for
cash, without Che benefit Of APP
proisement ae sac Court-honsa of
the parish Of Calcasieu, in the
town Of Lake Charles, on
NyednesaE the l6eh ne NOve1a-
Der 1871, commencing at liz D clock,
NJ, and continuing from day to
day if necessary, the following de-
scribed property seized ~ ne to
satisfy debts due othe State of Lou
isiana, and TO tho parish Of Calcas-
leu by delinquent tax payers. with
eosts-the land viii be sold in
accordance with article I32 Of the
Constitution, and the cost Of sur-
yey for the purpose Of division
shall be borne BY the party pur-
chasing. q Ftt
10. Lots is, 90, u & % in T.
eleven, 8. II. 8 M. and lot 38 10 q.
eleven, s, R A W. being part Of a
Spanish grant to the DeClOaet fa-
mily, situated and frOntingon west
side Of Lake Arthur, measuring q.
bout so arpsnts front on said Lake
bv 40 arpeuts III depth, and con
tanning 27(t5 39IlO0 acres, assess
cd in the name Of PeregTino Ayen-
dano. Taxes, 1l6 8tl0a
20. One lot 81 ground situated
lii the town " Lake Charles, cor.
ner of Ryan and Iris streets, meas
uring 81 feet On Ryan street, BY
66 2T3 feet ON IRIS street. be-
tween parallel lines assessed to
James Bigf0rd and estate WI. G..
Daniel. Taxes, q as.
90. The lots 8 4 6 of fractional
section is and lot one 81 section
10 township eleven y Dc n. s west
containing 22S 84E100 acres, as
sessed to Emile St0nts.
Taxes, SIS 45ll00
4o. Lots 1, z, 8 and 4 81 N1 Of
section is township eleven, s. 81
R. 5 west, containing 348 6SII00
acres, assessed 10 ~ Omer Sto0 Is.
Taxes, Sl2 90 54l1Q0.
So, South hall az southeast
quartarseetion 25, township 3 south
range IL west, containing rs %
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Fenfe PmblfOme..

cesSl0n9e 1hOmQS G, Boyle, dc'd.
n vertu dun ordre do Honorable
CouF de- PGroisse, il seCa of6ert en-
to PubliQue ap plus OfErant ct der
OncherisseHr, par lie sulssign6 Gu.
nP on per Piuterm6diaire dun En-
eur, D Ia deFniara residence du do
dams ia vile dii Inc Charles, Inc.
DeceE1AhEe. 1871, les pCOpri6-
RiVaut decrite appartsnant d Ia sue.
ion dc Thomas @, Boyle, DECIDE,
Dir Ta,
p lot de teFre situG dams u vile du
Charles. Giant ID derniare residence
6funt, ensemble avec tOutes les Ba-
9 ct am6liqrations dessUs; fesant
Btir Verbs Alley
eux ae0lles neuvC - fnd de Selles
lais neuye6 fouFaux D pistoletsr-
Tres dc AfRrting q lss5 Collier en
ruRe Bride de non 6nis- un lot
Ous& Salles -an lot 10 bouUle ct
aux--un loo de cuiEe-un lot d'ou.
e SeilieE-uhe vice Ian lot d'oOtils
harpentieT un LOT de Chire verniS
moroccan de toile cire pne PEN
I'm polls ~ Cuisine an lot az YES
1t fegblnntarie Paihtnre ID btOsse
paire de yalise--un lot lie bois Dc
bet autre article tfop longs . emu
MIXES ET G0EnIT1oEs. --Ions lee
riete nlRubles comptant u jour de
;et la prppri6t6 inmeuble payable
er1 COMPETENT e jour de Vente; ct Il
bee 6galemaRe b IN 6r6dit De six,
u1e mois du Jour do vantA, lacquG-
Ex6cutant son billet aysc bOnne
10 Eolvable i,i solido, resident de
Paroisse, payable aR CaEatsaE on
,.et condlitionn6 Z port6 interest," 4
b de huit pour cent par IN dc Zee
nee jpsqna pGy6. La pFopri6te
euble demeuTant hypOtheque sp6.
nent iusqaa placement final.
@, SllHENDLhR, Cagateur.
lie dShRrlaa EsDn.. 0ek %. 1871
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E8TrNENT PHYSICIANS TS aFEMpHIs /.

The Home Bitters are ah invaluable
remedy for indigestion and diseases ari-
sing from malaIiEi causes,
G u Thornton, VI ID; Alex, Erskine,
N D in charge City Hospital; M ID;
Paul Otey, III ID; Ell w Purnell. M A
Edmunds, NJ d. Sanford Bell, ND,
JOS, E Lynch, ND,
EMINENT IN Ysfe1stSs Is FfTTsBUnGH;
B II Drake, M ID; Wsr Loves, MI 10.
w. n Childs, Nj d; ID III Willard, M ID:
o Wuth Chemist; b III McClpland. ND;
AND HUNDREBs or OTHERS
In all parts Of the North, West and
South.
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u SUIlN PE9EEElNTTVEZ

~ 80 80
in use, They are
1 A SURE PREVENTIVE
For Fever and Ague, tntermittents,
Bil6ouauess and al disorders arising
from HnalaIions causes. They are high
~ recommended as an. ANTI-DYSPEP.
TIC, and in eases Of INDIGESTION
are rSvAbUABfH AS ali APPETIZER
and RECUPERANT, aud In eases OF
GENERAL DEBILITY they have new
er, ia single instance, failed in pfOdu-
cling the most happy results. They ara
particularly IA H.-rr at.Er
BENEFICIAL 10 FEMALES,
Strengthening the l,odys inyigurating
the mind, and giving tone and elastici.
ty to the whole system, The HOME
BITFERS are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic stimuIans
has ever before been offered To the Pub
lie so PHEASANT no THE TASTE
and at The same time combining so ma
ny remedial agents endorSed By theme
dical fraternity as thebest knoWnto the
Z hnrmacopRia, JIG costs but little to
give them fair trial, and
Every Family Should Have a
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10 Cane, N D. NIilNauI.ee.

COUNCIL 6LUFFSy March 33t8lI.
jams a, 5AcasuS & Co-Hay1ng ez-
amined the formula Of the Home Stom-
ach Bitters, 7 have prescribed them IL
my practice for some time, and FRO
nOunce them che best Tonic Bitters
now in use. = III MCMAHON, III ID.
1r For sale by aH druggists and
groCeEs. -rasa.v+raaa. aFot
James a. Jackson a. Co. 1sf
4r PEOpriet9Es.
Laboratory 105 and IO7
n Second st, Sc I.ouis, No.
July %, THY,
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Bo4fle

No preparation in the world can pro
duce 50 many unqualified endorsements
by physicians Of the very highest stand
ing ia tiseir profession. ~
Endorses 6y ne Clergy and the leading
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

Human intelligence cannot estimate what
we owe TO women. sir. She seWs on ouI
buttons. She ropes Us in at the church
fairs; she can find out about the little private
affairs Of the neighbors; she gives us good
advice, and plenty Of IL; she gives us 4 piece
of her mind, sometimes, all of It, lii All
the relations of life, sir, IL Is bat "A lust and
grateful tribute To say of her that she Is a
7. brick"
Wheresoeyer you place woman, sir. IN
whatsoever position or estate, she g. an
ornament to that place she occupies, and "a
treasure To the world. Look at the noble
names of history. Look af De-lemonal
Look AZ Lueretia BOrgia! Look an JOire
Heath J Look AT Mofhcr Eve! ! repent. sir.
look at the lu-triou- names OF history :
Look at Widow Macreci I.rok go Lucy
Stone! Look az Eliz beth Cady stanton ,
Look ~ q pr-e Francis 1 1ul A. fr
say it with bowed heat autf .ifacpr-t 4rutr8.
ton, look 40 the mother 81 Washington III.
raised a boy that could not tell "A lie--could
not lie. But be never had chance. III
might have been different II he had belong
ed 70 Newspaper Correspondence Club.
MARK looked around pacidly upon his
excited audience and resumed.)
] repeat sir. that in whatever position Won
place womaa. she IL and ornament 90 society
and a treasure 10 the world. As "A sweet
heart she has no equals. and no superior.
As a wealthy grandmother, with an Incur
able distsmper. she l. precious. As wet
nurse she has no equal among men What.
SIR, would the people ofthe earth be with
out woman? They would be scarce sir
almighty scarce. Then let US give her Uur
ympathy-ourselves, IL we get a chance.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09
Elections To-Day.

To-day there are elections in New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Wis
consin, Illinois, Minnesota, Maryland,
Virginia, and Mississippi
OF our own State we need not speak.
In Virginia, as here, only one-half of the
Senate are elected, the others hold over
for two years longer. The House of
Delegates in the last Legislature stood
SO Conservatives to 45 Republicans.
There were p negroes; of whom two
were conservatives and 13 republicans.
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Maryland elect (each)
a Governor and Legislature.
In New Jersey the candidates for Gov
ernor are Messrs. Joel Parker (demo-
crat,) and Cornelius Walsh republican, J
In Massachusetts the candidates are
Messrs- J. @. Adams democrat w. B.
Washburn (republican). r. c. Pittman
lprohibitionist), E. NJ. Chamberlain Ga
Dor reform
In Wisconsin the candidates are
Messrs. James r. Doolittle democrat
and c. c. Washburn republican,
In Minnesota the candites are Messrs.
Winthrop Young democrat, and Hor-
ace Austin republican,
In Maryland the candidates are Messrs.
VIM. Pinckey White democrat, and Ja-
cob Tome (republican.)
Illinois elects Congressman at large.
The candidates are Messrs. s. s. Hayes
(democrat,) and j. L. Beverage ire
publican.)
New York elects members of the Leg
stature, and Secretary Of State, Comp
troller, Attorney General, and other
State officers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

NICE NAN TO MAKE A MAGLS-
TRATE OF.
HOLMES COUNTY, Oct. %, 1871.
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.

n DOOL 1klO0O NAAhAAEASA I-AAs
A fellow made his appearance in the north
end of this county last spring, travelling
afoot calling himself Bronzine Tor BeRZine
or perhaps half dozen other alias) and pre-
tending to be an agent for blooded oats and
cotton seed, and succeeded in making sale
of these articles to many planters around,
before it was discovered that he was & sheer
impostor, and no agent for anything, except
perhaps for the Radical party, which his
utilization with the negroes would go to
prove him. He finally engaged himself as
a day laborer to planter in the neigbbor-
hood. but soon rendered himself so odious
by assoeiating with negroes and other sus-
picious indications, THAT he was discharged.
Since then he has Ioafed around generally,
pretending to teach two negro night schools
but really running a mud saw for the
Carpet baggers OF the county, for which
they have rewarded him thus far by nomin-
ating for magistrate on their ticket. This
scoundrel has been accused of stealing a
mule from a white man, with which lie got
six or eight miles before he was detected, OF
attempting TO steal horse from negro. il
strongly suspected of robbing and burning
the house OF white man in the neighbor-
hood recently, and was publicly charged on
Saturday last with living at this time in
adultry with negro woman. (And this is
the material the Carpet-Baggers would
make our magistrates of y
Bronzine is a man about five feet ten
inches high. of medium size dark complex
ion, black. slick hair, brown or halle eyes,
and impudent, brazen manners. Ii is said,
when laboriDg, he never took his coat off.
and seemed much displeased on one occa-
sion, by some boys noticing peculiar mark
on his arm.
| am thus particular in describing bis per-
son, so that should be be a refugee from JUS
tice-which is strongly suspected. he may be
detected. if not. to warn others against the
villainous imposter.
CITIZEN.
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The Chicago Tribune. in an appeal to
the country and to the charitable world
in behalf of those sufferers, says that
probably fifty thousand persons in
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan alone
have been stripped of every earthly pos
session by these fires.
And when the people of the South
were stripped of ''every earthly posses
SION in mere spirit of vengeance, and
in violation of the usages of civilized
warfare, no appeal went forth for public
charity in their behalf. They were
Knocked in their calamity insulted in
their weakness robbed in their power
ty; and, 6nally,a hungry pack of yaea-
bonds and thieves were sent from the
Northern prison-houses and put by the
bayonet over their heads to Cypress and
plumber them. The fifty thousand
people" whose condition Is above de-
scribed, have had but taste of the hell
which they were instrumental Id visiting
upon the South.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09
Yours, very truly,
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN COMPANY.
The Warren County Democrae,

On the I'd inst, the Democracy OF
Warren county assembled in mass meet
ing at Vicksburg. and nominated full
ticket. The meeting was large and very
enthusiastic, and we doubt not but that
the true-hearted Democrats of Warren
are to-day voting the ticket straight from
one end of the county to the other
Among others, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter we diseounten-
tHce and regard as political traitors and en-
rmies to this community. those of our peo-
pie. who, from any motive, make or assist
,r cause TO be- made. official bonds for Radi
cal office holders when elected 10 office.
Resolved, That we Indignantly deny the
allegation that as individuals or as a party.
we are the enemies of the colored race; buf
on the contrary. we assert that we are their
only true friends, ever willing and ready to
10 all that we can to promote their real hap
piness and prosperity.
Resolved, That to Northern men who
come among us for the purpose of locating
and not for the sole and single purpose Of
obtaining office and expressing the people
the Democratic party will in the future as
in the past. always extend the hand OF well
come and friendship, and that it is The wish
and desire of the Democracy of Warren
county to encourage and secure immigra-
ton of the hardy. industrious and enter
prl>ing citizens OF the whole world, but
that against carpet baggers and their i'm
portation, we pledge ourselves to use every
effort in our power. to the end that peace
may be established and perpetuated among
our entire people.
The ticket is:
For Senator, Harper P. Hunt; Represen-
tatives, j. w. Goodrum, Robert j Miller
Edward 5. Butts, Louis A. Moss, Dennis r
Smarr; District Attorney, Roswell V. Booth
sheriff. Thomas c. Bedford; Chancery
Clerk, George N. Bachelor; Circuit CLERK
Nathan Picard; County Assessor, John Ne
Quade; County Treasurer. Lemuel c. Moore
Ranger, George w. Rogers; Surveyor, Jas
M. Searles.
They are all good men and true. Most
of them in times past have had their de-
votion to Mississippi tried by fire, and
have given their blood as a rich libation
upon their their country's altar.