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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-13
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Succession OF Baziiide Benin,
Widow Of Joseph Derouen, late 1t
said parish.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, pa-A 49,.
Parish OF Calcasieu. @hA9H Su''AV'
A URELIEN DEROUEN, Of said Par
ii ish, having fled his petition pray
ing to he appointed Administrator oil
the succession of Bazilide BONN, Wild
ow Of Joseph Derouen, late Of said
parish
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all intending to make opposition to
said appointment, to file the same in
writing in my Office, at the Court House
in the town Of Lake Charles, within ten
days from the date Of this notice.
@. GLASSPOOLI, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lake Charles, Ls., this
18th day Of April, A. d., 1871.
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DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
BOOTS 8 SHOES,
HATS,

and general assortment
too numerous to mention.
/ think ] can suit purchasers both as
10 the prices and quality Of my goods,
and rs charge nothing to show them,
invite everybody to call and inspect
hem -So8lETIuNG may be made MOTH
mo can be lost by SO doing,
hS7@ Cali and examine my stock.
ln25- y. j. w. BRYAN.
Sheriff Sale.
A. Alexander VS.. Louisiana Petroleum
and Coal Oil Company State of Lou
isiana, Seventh District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, in the city Of New
Orleans, No. 1919.
ElY virtue Of an alias writ Of &. "a. u.s.
I'D sued out Of the Seventh District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, iii and
for the parish Of Orleans, in the city 81
New Orleans, Ia the above numbered
and entitled suit, and to ma directed, ]
will proceed to sell ut public auction, at
the Courthouse door of the parish Of
Calcasieu, in the town Of Lake Charles,
ON Saturday the 9th day Of May,
A. ID. 1871, At Ill o'clock, A. NJ, the
following described property, seized TO
satisfy said writ, to wit
One small Locomotive Engine and
Boiler, plates, pumps, blacksmith's
tools, pipes aud other articles for the
purpose Of artesian on oil well borings
now situated AZ Ado phe Derosiers IN
this parish. Also horse named ''Tou-
chy, and many articles too numerous
to mention.
Term Of sale Cash with the benefit Of
appraisement.
w. H. HASKELL, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, April 18th, 1871.
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NEW STORE.

TT w. BRYAN, announces to the pua-
0 lie of Lake Charles, and this FL .
ish In general, that he has Just opened
. Dry Goods and Grocery Store,
at the corner of Ryan Street near the
Court House, Lake Charles, where he
win keep constantly on. hand COM
plete assortment Of
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Southern CuItivatsr.
Published continuous since 1873
a PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED 10 AG,
RICULIURE, AND RURAL
ECONOMY.
Published e Athens, Georgia. By WT.
lam and ". Il. Jonea

with large corps Of able consri-
butora Its pages enbraee 6iigcnarioru
on 81 topics Of interest Is tFee fargner
4t y circulated from Virginia t0 Tex
ass ana offers 20 dealers il implements.
SEEDS, NUTS. stock, etc, an unsurDass-
60 medium FOR presenting those t6inqa
g the Southern public, who are more
THAN ever before interested IN obtain.
ing labor saving machines, good ssed
good stock, etc. Address.
SOUTHERN CUITTVATOR,
Athans. Gearsia.
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We 20 "a the Children.

Encouraged by unexampied success
during the ten months OF It's existence,
the Publisher Of the Galesburg Repub-
iican ia determined To spare no pains
nor expense To make the Republican the
most popular paper In the State, Ia il
has already become the fayorite Weekly
of Western Illinois. TERMs 60 year
Address,
THE REPUBLICAN,
Galesburg, Illinois.
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1871. 1871
GALESBURG
REPUBLICAN,
FOR TIE YEAR 1871.

RoR TIE YEAR 1871

The Republican contains forty-eight
columns and il the largest paper in
Knox County, I linois.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-13

The best and handsomest Weekly in tn,
State.
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The Paper or the Home Circle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-29
F FALLTRADE..

WE beg leave to inform Our patrons and
the general public, that our FALL and WIN
TEE STOCK of STAPLE and FANCS
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NEW JEW ELR 7
WIN. GLAZE,
COLU MDIA, :. T.,

COLUMBIA, :. Z,
Is now opening 4 fine selection Of Ladies'
and Grut's English, SwiSs and American
WATCHES. Sole Agru, for ilc celebrated
Pauline Watch Company, Philadelphia
i;o!d Chains, Vest, Opera, Chatc!"incS, 10.
ontinc Necklaces, Diamond Rings and
Brooches, Pcarl--lull and half SETS.
sILVER-WARE.
make this line speciality. III Silver
sold hy ne guaranteed equal to coin. Some
handsome goods in this line, suitable for
Bridal Gifts.
TLATED WARE.
Tea Sets Cups, GoblctS, CaStors, Spoons
and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg Stands, Coffee
trns, &c.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Brccch-
Loadins Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns, md
a full stock Of Sportin Goods Dupont &
Hazard Powder; Pistols Of various styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Scott s Coz Tauking House.
Nov. J, 44-3m.
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90 G'cEN
SHSSN ~
JET AND HORN GOODS.

WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Scott s Coz Eapking House.
Nov. J, 44-3m.
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A LII r E. A D Y
1T THE
POPULAR AND LOW PRICED
DRY GOODS HOUSE
w. D. LOVE E. CO.,
COIUMBIA. s. G..


WE are prepared to show fall line Of
Fall and Winter Goods, selected with great
care for this market, in new and ctcicc
s,vIcs, bought Of hsst Houses at low prizes.
Our Statesmen are polite and attentive.
and d-Sill take pleasure in showing customers
fIff' fines Of The newest goods.
Our stock comprises all thu most dessra-
bic makes Of Dress Goods, Shswls, Cloaks,
Sacks, Slrkings, Carpets, Rugs. fmnness,
Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear,
White Goods, Linen Table Damask, Nap:
kins, Doylies, To~eling. Linen and Cotton
Shceting and Sllirtings. TomesPunS, Checks,
Stripes, Linsrys, TNkings, Jeans, Tweeds.
Cashmere Cloths
I.aces, Embroiirrics, N"lions. silk and
Velvet Ribbons, Collars, cnifs, Cravats, Ties,
and Bows.
Our white Dress Shirt il the best in the
State for the ncnry:
GraniteYille JIvn,rspHaS and Pendleton
Yarns 1T Factory Prices.
We keep every kind OF goods needed by
the members of every household, and make
nSe of this paper to tell the people where 10
find them.
We are Agents for the Empire Sewing
Machine, one of the est made.
Our Wholesale Ro VA is jul. Of Goods
needed by country S,orrkerpcn, at low
down prices.
We cordially invite all 10 inspect our
large and a,tractiy. stock when in Golum-
bin, or send us Your orders which will have
our best attention.
We keep only the hest makes Of goods,
and have but ONE PRICE.
Samples sent Ton applicHtionl bv mail.
W. D. LOVE & CO.
Columbia Hotel Building,
Mai, Street, Columbia, s. c.
". D. LOVE.
b. r. McCREERY.
Sep. ~, 3S-3m.
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NATES & MARTIN
Have on hand and arc
Constantly Recczr17lS,
SUPPLIES OF
GROCERIES
hARDWARE CUTLERY
Begging, Ties,
WOODEN. WARE, Etc., Etc.
GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
Bacon. Lard.
Wheat and Corn Flour,
Rice, Su-ar. Coffee,
Starch, Soap, Tea,
Meal, Canned Goods,
Corn, Oats. Hay.
HARDWARE. consisting i'll part of
Nails,
Horse and Mule Shoes.
II. S. Nails.
Hinges. Locks.
KETTLES. SauccPanS.
Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives.
Files. Coffee Mills,
Egg Beatcrs.
Brushes. allkindS,
Carriage Bolts,
Sad Irons,
Fire Dogs,
Shovels and Tongs.
Spades, Shoscls, Forks,
Potato Diggcrs,
Plough Steel and Iron,
Wagon Tires.
WOODEN-WARE, consisting in part
Of
Rims,
Spokcs,
Hubs,
N>cil Buckets,
Tubs.
Kegs.
jugs and
Jars.
Sep. -, 39-tf.
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" ECIlL I | rs
FOR TIE W EEK
! II ST IN =

4 beautiful collection Of DRESS GOODS.
An elegant assortment Of fURS.
4 superb lot of SHAW LIS and CLOAkS.
Brilliant stock Of CARPETS AND OIL.
CLOTHS.
Magnificent collection Of MILLINERY.
Unique and fashionable HAIR GOODS, OF
every kind. (Parepa Rosa Curl, uew }
Valuable collection OF ORNAMENTAL
GOODS.
Choirc and pretty TOILET ARTICLES and
PERFUMES.
partmcnt South.
Magnificent stock handmade BOOTS and
SHOES. ~
Elegant AMI stylish HATS and CAPS.
The best stock of UMBRELLAS in the
South.
Magnificent Ar; Gallery. Public invited to
see it. -
Tic best WHOLESALE STOCK SOU III,
on our third floor. ..r
Milking Il grand total of the LARGEST,
the HANDSOMESF the CHEAPEST and
EESr COMBINATION Of GOODS in the
United States, of the kind, under roof.
R.C SILVER 4 co.
Nov. Is diff
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Stoves, Stoves! Stoves !!

TIE largest and finest assortment Of
STOVES thar has ever been hr"n-it 70 th.
Southern market, among whic;I is "a bc found
the cclrbra:cd Cotton Plant. improved. The
Oven of This stove has been cnirrcrd, art
stands q; the head Of all otef Cooking stoves;
also, tho cd Cotton Plant. ut reduced price:
the Gray Jackcr. Magnolia, Queen of the
South, Sunny South and the PHr'or Coax.
which the public are invited TO oal aud cN-
amino.
ALSO,
A large assortment of Heating Stoves, con-
si.,ing Of five sizes of Box Stoves, three sizes
Parlor Climax, for wood AMI coal; the Frank
lin Gem for coal; Frank lin Stoves. for wood;
Parlor Air-tight Stoves, and variety Of other
Stoves. The above Stoves are manufactured
by Abcndroth Brothers for the Southern trade.
ALSO,
IN extensive a>>or .nent 0f Gratn<, Marble
Mantcl Pieces, Tile, Hearth and Crate Fix
lures.
ALSO,
The largest assortmen: Of Plumbing Mate
rails ever brought to this marker. consisting
of Marble Top Wash stands. Silver Pl,ted
lures.
ALSO,
Copper Bath Tubs, and variety Of Ga!van-
izoJ Iron Sinks and EarthCu Draiu Pipe.
ALSO,
AsGne assortment Of brushes, Wood and
Willow Ware; large assortment Of Pltiu,
Stamped, pleanish and Jupanped lin Harc.
ALSO,
Plumbing work done in the most approved
style; Tin and Sheet Iron work made to urt!sr;
S,,,S .,p1 (,u,,nrin,r ,lpun ftr,lrr
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Tea SctS Cups, GoblctS, CaStors, Spoons
and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg Sands, Coffee
Jrns, &t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-03
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, June 2, Evening.-Cotton
market steady; sales 1855 bales uplands
l77sc. Flour: Southern quiet and un-
changed. Whisky nominal at 92l9c. Wheat
heavy at lc lower; winter red and amber
Western 81 640l IS. Corn heavy at about
Is 50. Lard lower kettle rendered I0Ac.
Naval stores unchanged TallOw steady.
Freights active.
ST. LOUIS, June Flour quiet; super
fine fall S. 6005 IS, extra Sc 05 06 25,
choice to fancy 81 SOFAS IS. Wheat dull
and declined; sample lots No. 2sown spring
ST. GOAL %, No 9 red fall 81 10, prime to
strictly prime selling at 81 Goal Co. Corn
firmer and more doing; mixed on track 4Sc
81 657Ac Oats dull; No. mixed in ele-
vator SOC, sacked SIS a Soc. Barley dull;
prime spring 82l9c. Whisky 90c. Mess
pork dull and declined to SIS So Dry
sailed meats: more doing; loose shoulders
size, clear rib &c. Bacon dull; shoulders
GA a Csc, clear rib She, clear sides sac
Lard nominal; choice steam rendered offered
at gao. Hogs So 2503 g.. Cattle dull at
50 80 as 30.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Cotton steady, with
moderate demand middlings 17aI7Ac.
Flour scarce and firm; family Sc 7507.
Wheat scarce, firm and higher No. l red
fall 81 so. Corn, demand fair. advanced Sc.
Rye unchanged. Oats unchanged. Eggs
declined to l3c. Butter steady; Western
2002c. Cheese dull; factory Ii a l2c Pork
DULL declined; mess SIS. Lard dull and un-
changed; 97sc. Bulk meats dull and nomi-
nal; asking sac for shoulders; IA d71ac for
clear sides; rough sides &c, but no sales; Sc
offered for shoulders. Bacon dull and droop-
ing; held shoulders SIC: clear rib Sac;
clear sides S5sc. Hogs dull and dropping;
So 9004 Whisky 90c asked,
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 2, Evening.-Consols 9l24.
Five-twenties of 1862 905s.
LIVERPOOL, June 9, Evening.-Cotton
market active; uplands rs aSd; Orleans
81sd; sales 10000 bales, 5000 of which were
for export and speculation.
Sales made of cotton nearly due from
New Orleans, not below good ordinary, at
Sd.
Stock of cotton of all classes afloat 1872
900 bales, of which 1873, 900 are American
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TooNr1NuEp FROM FIRST PAsE.1

oued in the hulks at Cherbourg. Six hun
bred have already arrived at that port.
The Journal des Debdts expresses aston
ishment at the persistence of the Assembly
in holding aloof from Paris.
PARIS, June ENTRY and exit will be
free on Saturday for foreigners, on identifi-
cation of their papers.
Active measures are in progress for disin-
fecting the city. Many shops are yet
closed.
The journal des Debats says men of the
fourth of September have outlived their
time.
Other papers support Theirs and the
republic, and protest against monarchial
intrigues, and demand the transfer of the
Assembly to Paris.
The GaulOis says Paris must submit.
PARIS, June 2-The Paris Journal con-
siders the appointment of LeFranc to the
ministry of the interior and Ferry as min
lister of the Seine to he the reply of NJ.
Theirs to the intrigues of the Orleanists.
A letter from the sub-governor of the
Bank of France states that he was forced to
advance various sums of money to the COM
mune. No armed force, however, entered
the bank, and none of It's securities were
DESTROYED
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1852 bales: net receipts of the week, 129
bales; exports, coastwise, G9; sales l02.
BALTIMORE, June Cotton: Stock, ll26
bales; net receipts of the week, 705; gross.
1860; exports, cOastwise, 3l5; sales, G60.
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton: Stock,
1877 bales; receipts Of the week, 2227; ex-
ports, Great Britain, 5497; continent. no.
coastwise, 1913; sales, 1775.
NORFOLK, June 2.-Cotton: Stock, 1868
bales; receipts of the week, 463S; exports
coastwise, 4470; sales, 495.
Boston, June Cotton: Stock, 7QOO
bales; net receipts of the week, 2S5; gross.
62S8; exports to Great Britain, 81; sales,
1900.
PROVIDENCE, June 2-Cotton: Receipts
of the week, 20 bales.
CITY POINT, June 2.-CettOn: Receipts
of the week, $40 bales.
SAVANNAH, June Cotton: Stock ~, $40
bales; net receipts of the week 255l; exports
to Great Britain, 602S; to the continent l25O;
coastwise 22I6; sales 1000.
GALVESTON, June 2.-COtton: Stock,
AZ, 424 bales; receipts of the week, net,
$500: exports to Great Britain, 1885; to
the continent. 1886; cOastwise, l439; sales,
$3.50.
MOBILE, June Cotton: Stock. q, 533;
bales; receipts of the week, net, 25S5;
exports to the continent 965; cOastwise, 8S4;
sales, 1900.
MEMPHIS, June 2.-Receipts of the week,
2l9O bales; exports Also; sales 1000; stock
1895
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
MON e I AN II
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
EpInAx RuRHING Inne lHTl 4

FRIDAY EVENING June 2, 1871. s
The money market continues easy, with
quite a fair demand for discounts, but an
ample supply of capital available for the
wants of all AL borrowers. We still
quote: as per cent per annum for Al notes
good do; a 10 for short AL business paper
without collaterals l20lS for good and
second grade do, and 100l for AL long do.
Mortgage notes rule at So for Al, and
10G II for second class.
Twenty thousand dollars short AL bust
ness paper was done to-day at 90l0 per
cent per annum.
Gold opened at 1l2A 01l2l9 against 1l2A
at New York;, and closed at ll2A 0112ss
against ll2ls.) The sales included $1,000
and $4,000 at ll2A, $500 and $500 at l123s,
and $1,000 at 1l21a; $4,000 were sold in
New York today, for account of parties
here, at ll2A.
No sales of any moment have been re-
ported in silver. We still quote 1882 a
l094 for American half dollars and y
cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange stiffened in sympathy
with the course of gold at New York, the
closing rates showing net Improvement
of "a u cent The offerings of sterling
were moderately fair and the movement of
corresponding extent, the sales embracing
nearly f30, 900, of which : bill of lading
and clear at 1913 a 1875; $4,000 clear at l % H.
$4,000 at 1874; $4,000 AL bill of lading and
clear and $4,000 AL clear at 123l4; = bank
at l2i a l2418, $1,000 bank at l24l4; el600
private bankers at 124l9 $4,000 sight bank
at I25, and f600 private bankers sixty days
at 110l3, gold. In francs 10000 Al com
mercial sold at -, and $1,000 at 4.67 a.
We now quote sterling at l23 a 1888 and
1912 for good to AL bill of lading and
clear and I24 a 124A for bank.
Domestic exchange continued steady at
previous rates. The banks supplied the
remittance demand for sight checks on New
York at 80 Y cent premium, and the sales
include $4,000 New York commercial
sight, and $50, 900 private bankers at 3l6
premium; $25 900 and $4,000 bank at 1872;
$500 private bankers at a; $4,000 Boston
sight at Is, and $40, 600 sight on ST. Louis at
l-16 discount. The only sale of gold checks
on New York reported is $4,000 commercial
at 81 $e cent discount. We still quote par
as the bank remittance rate for small sums.
Rainy weather interfered materially with
operations in stocks, but, aside from this,
the market was extremely dull. There is
little or no demand for investment, and
transactions are almost exclusively confined
to small speculative operations in low
priced 'fancies" Six hundred Land, Loan
and Savings Association were reported at
81 80, and 100 Louisiana Leyee at So %.
There was no apparent movement in
bonds.
Nothing reported in warrants, for quota
tons of " hich we refer to the annexed list.
City treasury notes are quoted nominal
at 22la a IS p cent discount.
We quote as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-03
60 let HI Nc NEW.
W0man's Friend Washing Machine,
THE NEPLUS ULTRA OFALL CLOTHES WASHERS.

1t is the invention of a Kentuckian on the Full
ing Mill principle. and is operated by rocking.
Washing of clothes is so smplihed by this ma
chine that either a man. woman or child can do the
work and do it well
1t will thoroughly WASH RINSE and BLUE One
Hundred ordinary Pieces of Clothing in fOrty-five
minutes without the least wear of the clothing,
the breaking of button the pulling of a
thread.
The most delicate fabrics can be washed with it
without the least injury.
While it washes, il bleaches likewise.
1t will wash Blankets and gives them ap-
pearance and feeling.
Wool may be washed on this machine at the rate
of six pieces in two minutes.
No Wash Tubs are needed.
1t will last for years with care and costs less than
wash tubs.
Any one can repair it, as there cog wheels
or cranks to replace.
Any party in the city DESTROYS of purchasing
Machine can have one operated at their house, be-
fore purchasing, if desired, by addressing note to
the undersigned to that effect.
Price, ~; with Wringer, $l8.
Attention is also called to the LITTLE GIANT
WRINGER, that we sell as being superior to any
other wrnger in use, simply for the reason that no
adjustment is necessary to wiring either collar or
a blanket. EDWARD THOMPSON,
Proprietor and Manufacturer
my28 6t No. 1874 Peters near Julia street.