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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17
TTTTOR'S SATF

In the matter of the Tutorship of the
minor heirs of Caroline A. Hudson,
(n6e Foster, deceased, John p. Hud-
son, Natural Iut0r-State of Louis
lana, Parish of Calcasieu.
DY virtue of an order and decree OF
ID the Honorable David j. Reid, Par
ish Judge of said parish, rendered Feb
ruary 9TH, A. ID. 1872, there will be sold
at public auction, TO the last and high
est bidder, at the last residence Of said
deceased, on the east bank of Lake
Charles, in said parish, by the said John
p Hudson, Natural Tutor, or by the
Sheriff of said parish, on
Thursday, March IA. 1872,
all the property of the succession of
said Caroline A. Foster, deceased, late
wife of said John p. Hudson, consist
ing of
THE PLANTATION,
and last residence of said deceased, con-
tanning sixty acres, more or less, with
all the Buildings and Improvements
thereon; one horse; one mare; about
twelve head of hogs; q lot of household
furniture, and other personal property,
on the following
Terms and Conditions The personal
property for cash on the day of sale.
The immovable property for one-third
of the purchase price in cash on the day
Of sale, and for the remaining two
thirds of said price of adjudication, the
purchaser to execute his pr0missory
note with two good and solvent sureties
in soli0lo, payable twelve months from
the day of sale, to the said John P. Hud-
son, Natural Tutor, or order, bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and to further secure
the payment of which a special mort
gage and vendors privilege will be re-
tanned on said immovable property, and
the buildings and improvements there
on, till said promissory note is fully
paid.
JOHN P. HUDSON,
Natural Tutor.
Lake Charles, Feb. 10, 1872.
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MULLETT g. KEENER.

A RE prepared to enter Homesteads,
n investigate Rio Hondo claims and
secure patents for lands. Surveying
and faithfully done. All in
formation regarding lands given to pal
ties at distance for moderate gompen-
sation.
Lake Charles, La, March 8, II.
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Lac Charles, 3 rev. 1872.

by" How to get money is the great
desire Of all. A really good and ser.
vieeable Sewing Machine that will mako
money for You, or help you to save ii.
VIII be sent to your own home on Tri-
nj for 30 days, no matter whele YOU
may be, and you can pay for it in small
monthly payments, by writing to tho
Great American Machine CO., cor. John
and Nassau Street, New York; on you
can have a County Right free, rs agent;
and make money fast. We advise smart
men to secure the business, as notliiag
pays better than tine agency for good
Sewing Machine. Write at once.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17
VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Secession de Robert G. WoodalI,
decide

I'm vertu dun ordre de Honorable
II Cour de Paroisse, de Ia Paroisse de
Cssicasieu, il sera tendu d | IEncan pu-
bic, au plus offrant ct 9ernier encheris-
seur, par Ia soussignGe Administrative
ou par I'm Encanteur dtiment commits
siCnn6, sur les ieux, en- cette Paroisse,
JeUdi, ge 7 NJ rs, 1872,
les propri6t6s ci-apres dGcrites, appartea
nant 4 Ia succession de Robert Gs
Woodall, d6c6d6, savoir:
UN CERTAIN LOT on NOR
ceau de Terre, contenant trois acres,
plus on moins, situ6 sur 10 cote Est do
riviGre Sabine, dams Ia Paroisse Calca.
sieU, ct supposant 6tre una partie frac-
tionnel de La Section %, dams le Town
ship Ii Sud, do Ia Rang6e IA Quest
avec toutes les Batisses ct Am6Iiorations
qui s'y trOuvent, consistant principale-
ment en- un Moulin d Seize CircuIaIre q
vapeur, bouiIloires; machinerie, etc.
conntte CONNIE IL Moulin Woodal Il
Burton.
CONDITIONS Compliant lie jour de In
verte.
CATHERINE WOODALL,
Administrators.
t.. Tr.-u1.- . re-. Tg-n
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Jeudi, lie IA Mars, 1872,

toutes les propri6t6s de Ia succession de
la dite Caroline Foster, d6c6d6e, 6pouse
de John p. Hudson, eonsistant en-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17
JOHN P. HUDSON,
Natural Tutor.
Lake Charles, Feb. 10, 1872.
YENTE De TUTEUR.

Dams Paffaire de la Tutelle des h6ritiers
mineur de Caroline A. Hudson, tn6e
Foster,) d6c6d6e, John p Hudson,
Tuteur Naturel-Etat de In Louisiana,
Paroisse de CalCasieu.
I'm vertu dun order ct d6cret de
T. Honorable David J. Reid, Juge de
Paroisse, accord6 10 FGvrier, 1872, il
sera vendu d rencan public, au pIgs
Offrant ct dernier ench6risseur, Il la der
Mere residence de Ia dite d&funte, sur
lie cote Est du Lac Charles, en- 10 dite
paroisse, par le dit John p. Hudson,
TuteRr Naturel, ou par le Shbrif de Ia
dite paroisse,
Jeudi, lie IA Mars, 1879,
toutes les propri6t6s de Ia succession de
la dite Caroline Foster, d6c6d6e, apouse
de John P. Hudson, eonsistant en-
L'HABITATION,
derni6ra residence de IN dite ddfunte.
contenant soizante acres, pins on moins,
avec toutes les hitisses at authorizations
qm s'y trouvent un cheval; une id-
ment; environ douze tetes de cOehOns;
un lot de meubles de naison, ct autres
propriGtGs persOnnelle.
1slwtes ei Conditions Les propriGt6s
personnelle pour du compliant le jour
de Ia vente. Les propri6tGs immeubles
pour un tiers du prix d'achat compliant
10 jour de Ia yente. et pour le restant
des deux tiers du prix d'adiudieatiOn
l'acqu6reur fournira SON obligation ayec
deux SECURITIES solyables solidairos, pay
able en- douze nlois du jour de Ii veute,
au dit John r. Hudson, TuteRr Naturel,
on ordre, portant int6ret Il huit pour
cent Ian do matttrite iusqu'au pale
ment ct pour assarer n paiement un8
hypoth6que sp6eiaio ayeo privilege du
vendeur sera retenne sur III ditG prUpri-
etc inlmeuble, ct les hatisses ct amelio-
rations qui sly tr0uvent, iusqu'a plein
ct entier paiement du dit obligation.
JOHN p. HUDSON, Tuteur.
Lac Charles. 10 F6vrier. 1871
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Township II South, of Range Ia West
with all the Buildings and Improves
ments thereon erected, consisting prin-
cipally of Steam Circular Saw Mill,
Boilers, Machinery and fixtures, known
as the Woodall & Burton Mill
TERMS Cash on dav of sale.
CATHERINE WOODALL,
Administratrix.
lake Charles, Feb 3, 1872.
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Terms of Subscription.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Qf Robert q. Hoolag, decd.
DY virtue Of an order of the Hon.
I'D Parish Court of the Parish uf Cal.
casieu, there win be sold IL public auo.
tion, 60 the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrative, or by
a duly commissioned Aucti0negr, on tho
premises, III this Parish. on
Thursday, March Y, 1872,
the following described property. be-
longing ID the Estate of Robert q /.
Waodall, deceased, To wit
A CERTAIN LOT OH PARCEL.
at land, containing three aeges, more or
less, lying On the east sidaot the Sabine
river, Galeoslea Parish, and supposed
90 be d part Of fractional Section 25, iu
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01


Discovery AMONG TIE SrAR@;-W"N
pl.prL RESULTS RGlDErEI.- the laS
mcati.,. tf the Royal A<traiiomical Socic'.y
in Iondon, Dr..lIu@gin<. the eminent spec
trrseopi<t, made IN extraordinary statement
rc<recti.ns the motions taking place among
! the stars. !Iiic ..@;Ghs he .maouncc$ are W"n
derful. -Four years ago: he applied the spec
troscopc tn tho bright star SIRIUS, th"n9ll
, his il,struInntal uicans W rc hit then S"'il
r;;cnt to render HIN certain rs 70 ths result.
Still. lie w;is able to announce with some 'le-
! grcc Of confidence t,:ai Sirius is rcctd:n" Il:
! Il rate exceeding twenty miles per sctond.-
In order hat lie II; @slt extend the mcth"d
tq seber stars, tho Isya S'cisty pi'ced at
kis I:sp,is:l \ filtc clcscnpe. fifteen inches
in apersr7c. and specially adar!ed II gather
as much light is pas,ib!c with that aperture.
Snitabtc i I.cc;r's;r"pir appliances were als'
I'proyidrd for the delicate work d.. Hu9@iHS
was t6 undertake. 1t was hi last winter,
says the. .Spxiqior- that tho m:A rllaeEi wq*
rcaiy-4fN lwSsk: Ati;!lrcadS Bt.. i1r4@ginS
has obtained the moSt wonderful news I. ON
the stars with its aid lTcSf:Hls t!rt m1ns
Of the eStars arc trayrlm, Jar mcre swiftly
than had beer, supposed. Arcturus,. .i''r OK:
ample. is travelling towards il: aS the rate of
some fifty miles per ::1cond, and as has thwat
n.otirnii is fnlly AZ great, U"r THIS stars dis
tanlc h.; been estimated. ], the actual vcl"cI'
tv with which, ln is Sreclat:5' through sfare
cannot f: ltSs' thai, seventy Hilr& per second
Other, stars arc nf'viug with corresponding
vclncitits. Fit amidst the ul1ti"ns thus ''c
F,cttcl Dr. lIugyills has traced l'e*':;''s "'
law. First, he can trace 4 tendency aHi"n%
t,iha stars in one part Ct the heavens Ia ap-
L,proach the carilr, ,,whle stars in thc opposite
1art of the heavens arc rcccdinG fran u.s.:
+ and thc'stars which arc approaching !;c ON
that side Of the heaven etuWard5 which Her
se.cl long since. taught us thu the san Is
travelling Eal ,Llc.o ;,Ir STATS n:'t~H''c,!nG
this simple law; and an!png these, DR.. Hug
gins recognizes istauccs Of that community
Of niation..to which modern, stndcmt OF the
stars has giyen the name of star-dr,lt. 1t
happens, indeed, that one "fthc mCSt remark
able of these instances relates 20 live well,
known stars. known to ASTRONOMERS ~ l;eIa
Gamma, Delta, EIsi!l9n aud He!a. Of the
Great Bear, an of which aro drifting. j "iily
! through space, and rcccl:ng lron The earth
at the rate of about thirty miles per second
This result at once illustrated The interest
ing nature Of nr. IIuSSins' discoveries, and
affords promise If future revelations cTcn
more inter STING.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

large as to exhaust the muscular r,w"r.-
Their cllr"t is tn rsducc very mach the rlf.r'
required 10 swim without th2.n. but the
greatest ingenuity is displayed in t!.e form
ana G;ncs: cf the iir!< f.r The ICES. which are
attached TO the ankles. and ), far acI
'ha; they act ulr.a the w"t.r. bath
in the mavcmcnt of bringing the les
together and throwing them back. They act
finely in '';reatlins water" as swimmers call
it. so that one can really walk. If not o. the
water. Il! least ia it. The difference between
swimming with TIC, apparatu" and withou;
i. is very mach Ike the difference between
rowing boat with a handle and lha h!aa''
tt an ua: Ih" swimmer HIS n tr''.ihr i'll
using the fins Ii; lir.t triil l. anl is surprised
ll !im.l with what c,s,. he c&n Swi!l vii: ii!
cxlr"Hstioa. lie easily *wim$ twice rs IA
with lhe apparatus a. wth"at it. and lie can
&;::ta:n himself Ioar !l"ur.; uln the w:!:c', "T
.w:;u miles with il.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01
The Work in Gods Vineyard.

"Somrlhin9 20 da IN Gods vineyard :"
l. !ha; the question you ask
s.S1n.,him@ to i..Ln: anl io;l for: -
Cpm,. l.! inc s.; yoa Il task.
c. iI.ro:@h ;ha streets Of oar city.
Ii through the garrcS ami SlmmS,
Down IL the dark, dingy cellars,
W.!crc The pure air never Comes,
TIGaf mp tie starving an'l n.kcl,
Seek oHt the drsn!atc poor:
Ills no; long way - irn"cl--
Clos b: la step; OF ynnr door.
Here, la;c niy hand. will lead you
lnto tbs rllAce al gin,
- ~ aaa wa;:., aa nanoiic'd.
I.1oS at the ones t!a: come in.
r;er yal thai li.>olutH creature.
fi!:hy an Ira ,G-"': :."l vile.
W:sl ;dav.: Stamped on cacl. r,at;rr,
ra-:.,un a:i,l evil anil Guile:
On, -. wa<.ilir ~ III ini. rS:--
r...cks iia: w.,!c ry'! as II rns'.
Ives that wcl- bright q: The siarl;!"h',
Utmkt:t will: ,':2 'iaE;i"i cio.hti..
S.,. vo:. that Staggering drnnkarl.
Ecrhims will lusI an'l'wiih shame
U#.' J.. ia glory anl r:a'ic?.
Oacc IL !atl !urtrna an'i failr:
o.. :, with i,is wife aa,l his children,
Plenty :.ii,l pleasure an;i peace
Grew in h& garden. Ike tl"wrrS.
l;Ic*acd with . steady incraas.'
rcma with me- in:n i!lis basement.
Scarcely i h"rnc for The beast;
Never Il h,.:In through The cns"a2nt
Comes rl1:n The sun III The Eat.
Hrrrre ;lnruG anguish and sorrnw,
Misery nu:riinliy lies:
pr.alimm the dawn Of .hc morrow,
Poverty sickvn" and dis.
A"i: M not. questioning stranger,
What is ih"rc left you to do =
Through itn wi,lc world is t!Arrc labor,
rlcl4y Inr IA: anl for yon. q
Th#nkle&S PERHAPS, hat no matter,
Cool viii ecild power 10 thee;
II. will ..cward thy tn,!aarors,
Work in his cincy"ll and sre.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

1t Vs.: peculiarly Of this baby to be al-
was cutting teeth. Whether they never
came. or whether they came and went away
again is not in evidence but it had :crtaih-
Iy cnt enough. iii the showing its mother.
to make handsome dental provision for the
sign of the Ball and Mouth. All sGrts o!
objects were impressed for the rubin; Of its
GAINS. notwithstanding that it alwa.$ car
r;cd. dangling at its waist (Which WAS i'm
nicdi;cly under its "h!n), bone rnS. largr
enough TO have represented the rosa;y ofa
young nun. Knife handles: unb:cl:.s.tops
the heads rfwlkirgsticks selected from Il c
stock, the fingers o tie family, nutmeg
gr:l,ers >cruSt$, tic handles of i ors, and the
col knobs On the tops orpokcrs, were among
Inc CoMmoncst instruments !ndis'rimnatcly
applied i,rtl.s baby, r:icf. The amonnt ci
electricity tIiat must haze been rabbcl ont
Of it in week is not to be .lcn!atcl. Still
it, rnthcr. always said, 1T WI: coming
through, aud then the child dwoull be h"rself,'
and st;!! it never did come throug, and the
child continued to be somcb ,dy else --Dic-
Ens
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

IIoXE*r SUrroRTEEs.-The lIOr.H rul
fishes the iuilowing as the roll Of Grant D.; hcl
est supporters:
The Custnm.hauSc Ring.
The Gcneral.orlcr Swinlc Ring.
Tie San to Domingo. Ring.
The District IF Coiumb;a Ring.
The Seneca Sandstone Ring.
The Indian Ring.
The Navy Department Ring,
The Land grabbing Ring.
The Chorpeuin@ frmd Ring.
The Cameron Ring.
The Washington I"bby Ring
The Olicc-Scling Ring.
The Internal Revenue Ring. .:.
The Whi$key Ring:
Ghc'PIrilalelphia Municipal Ring.
The Carpct-bag Ring.
The Military Ring.
The Cameron kcmble, alz. Ring e.
The Monopolists Ring Everywhere.
The Great Railroad Rings.
The National Bank Rings
The Southern Plunderer's Rings,
The Ol!icc.holdcrs' Ring.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01
Palmetto Drplran ;Aonle.' :
x EARNEST AfrEXl. 10 TIE CITIZENS oi
...s"'" SrUTu CAROLINA.

-
u 'Drm E.i:r"2s n,sd G"""i'ymca--l!aYins
been cntrastei With the baHesakitf wArk Of
.prr1vidin@a Home r"r thc Orphans: anI :;,her
equally unfurtunatr children in S"';h Caro-
lima, We thus rnskf " ernrSt. pii'ral E'E
help in this g:ea: w.'rk.
b The Palmv;;, U.i,haa iona wa* "rsia-
'ized last .Spril. and :; n"w progressing ~!ih
encouraging Prospects. ., .....
The Board Of Trustees have ad,.rtrI Il
Constitution and Ey-l.awS which define the
natarc, design and mode OF operation Of this
Institution. Its direct .:nalla@cmcnt is't" be
by ! Local Board tons:Sti;:= Of nine pc:<''':*.
ii the city Of C"luhlba, which Beard is t.
LeSulicct to the direction Ola General Board
Consisting Of tMn persons. iroa each county
in" the State. Which is to b. called /" .n.oct
,aainlially in Columbia. at Srlch tiric as tAt
Local Eoar.l nlay appoint
l. .Ia the choice If persons tn ac: On these
Boards and Of tie "i>crS Of the lns;itNti"n.
no ir,rtialty is t. b. allowed on arcyuat Of
tie religious sect to which l'c:&1:;s h"Im::;
bit Ill appointments arc TO be mad" Oh the
!: b.nad principles ct hl:manily and charity.
l,9 Th. Constitution does n..t l,mii !ha a.;"S
-attwhich tl,e children shall be received; ba;
leaves that at the discretion Of the l. ard,
who are To decide fr"in the nature "l each
ease as described in th:. application. -.
The Board ATE '1Mshls "a 't'irSll.''ih"
suitable aud valuable property, n"w l;'r :'!>'
pst l"R figures, i"r Ike lasation 81 the Home.
We are, therefore, confident that our appeal
| to the generous pe"p!c ccf ;Soulh Carolina will
at once br:'i. man: liberal donati"nS and
pledges to effect The permanent Establishment
of the I"kn,rii, O.Jphan Hm", which will
bc the best mcrumcnt tc the lncni"ry "i' or
dead ,Sc can rear in our State.
The Board have appointed .'1ilman /.
Gaines General Agent t" organize .l;d.NOnl,
! plittccs and to rai.e funds H.. the ll"ac.~-
And the Beard will tak1 pleasure in a.
knowlcdging all amounts pa:l To Him orient
directly tpus at Coaanbia. Dnnatioas may
b. made in money, provisions, clothing ;,.d
anything that may Le made useful.
.... an applications for entering children !aust
be.m.de to the l'na:d. a,.
b. Address, a : .
lE. J. ". PARKER. China.
....a. ... Columbia: $. G.
By or,ler Of the Beard Of Trustees,
I J. Is. Ez.lt, Stc'y.
*<*pape;s friendly to this cause, please
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

a4fals tsqlsekA;4is e!1llsslaIS, Ei fh't ne, he
i!MStslifiied t. make ru;int liohHnlohe the
VIZ. : Sgrs.s = =, 4 T.. .;,,v E.
sns $ah;bSngtt "A is ;;csF'a:nl* che #
etic mcSt mdmcnlYr: Of m,d2rn tines, "hd
.ss,us .ty s:rs F;.si t. gra*s coraplieaCi"a:;:>-
T. y, EecImy -M"H. ....tl}
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

PL..sr::a oS SANDY LAND.-We have
long th"ught favOrably Of using plaster on
sandy lands in this StIte We cannot tell
how it operates, but We know from seeing its
operations for thirty.Gvc years past on such
lands that its effects are most marked. A
most liberal investment in plaster, in con-
junction with otIicrnanurec. is. IN our iudy-
mcnt advisable: when we wish to raise pota-
tacsenrrclover. Mix it with h0rSS n,nrrrere
in winter and we add doublc to.thc valrc of
the manure. As Il top dressing We never
could realize our money back. Others may
have succeeded better The only exception
n:ay BE- when We have sowed it in early string
rn clover catch Of Ike preceding year We
use SJlc every year lis Il manure, and our
conriction is. that wclavc never used half
enough, Especially in co..: junction with am
nal nmnures. .-Hune Farmer.
Sp*A!Ns AND nnUIs&-rhese Injuries
are sometimes very distressing and ileir
Consequences vcry serious. The dense :ga-
mcnt< and syn,vial membranes oi the i"nts
swell and spm times inQimc, as the result
"l !'cal injuries. and the pain is cx;rcma-
Eat s.ar.c water Is aii tha treatment naces.
s"' :" ":'n .,',@ ;'.ouu "3ns's.: ~ VI
H., i|J;c,,;m ir,;,s f -, uninal n,c con@c stod
Vessels If the iniufed part as much as r:,ss;-
b!r. If the part is hot Or painful, apply cold
wat'r II wet q tbs. frequently renewed, .un-
"" W.. '';>''' D1','' '':,' 'ii sn si'i"
.,,.I,. L,t r,~.nta.;,n.. n,,,;l H.. na;u :. ro :
1;n.nJ All .hn ,c,r I,,.i,o. rcf,n;rcd ~ nj
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

SCIENTIFIC Abs TO SwiMMlNG.--.\
French inventor has patented an apparatus
for ogsyimmers, but We think any fr"s might
bring IN action against the IMAM Tor infringe.
ment "fa device secured to tls tstwctians
by endowment Of nature For the hand: he
has a large mcnbraa;uS fin, which is held
in t. place: securely Ly loops passing over
the fingers and trap around the wrist:
The surface presented to the waller By thee
fins Is 50 large It's to add greatly to the effect,
ivcnessa Of the strokes Of the arm, but n4t 50
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

f. By orler Of .hs Beard Of Trustees,
J. Is. Ez.lt, Sts'y.
#.*Pape;s friendly to this cause, please
publish. -.,a-, p
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
stockholders Meeting.

NNHERE WILL RE A MEEII>G OF TUE
stockhol iers of the Munckton Gold and Silver
Mining Company at the office Of the Secretary, in
Carson City, Nevada, on THURSDAY, the 9th day
of May. A. D. 1872 at O'Clock z. NJ.
Rv order of the Board OF Trustees.
-2w TT. EDWARDS, Secretary.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Will compare favorably with any house on ths
coast. MIR PREUSS is late Cutter from s me oi
the principal firms Of san Francisco ana Eas'e'h
cities and guarantees to fit every person who
f,yors him with a trial. ar2-1m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
John BOOTH.
OFFICE--Rail's Brick Building, Secon'
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms of subscriptions
Edwards S. Stokes is out In card

Edwards S. Stokes is out in card,
which says:
Silently and painfully I have list
ened to the accusation that L was IN
league with Miss Mansfield to extort
money from Fisk. and to gross mis-
representation of my relations with
her. These accusations are unqua-
lifiedlv false. | should have re
mained silent in regard to these
points. if | had not lately been gross
lv libelled on the stage at Nlblo's,
the incidents of which require no de-
NAL with those who know me. but ).
600 persons who know nothing of
my antecedents or character nightly
witness this misrepresentation of me
as a gambler. rogue, forger and assas-
sin. and possibly may accept 1t for
truth
This is all very we'll in its wav, but
by this procedure Mr.. Stokes has
certainly done himself more harm
than good. He has advertised Nib
los. while it will cause his enemies
to rejoice when they see it in black
and white that he is SO sensitive.
He demands fair trial and spec
DIV one, and we have no reason to
doubt but that his wish will be gra-
tilted.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

The Committee on Mines and
Mining in the House has agreed to
report favorablv to paving the inter
est on $4,000. 900 of Sutro Tunnel
bonds