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ST. MINER is.IsDisTs.

RLADON SPRINGS ALA-THIS FAMOUS
- Watering Place is now open tor the SEASON
Board per day - 90 week So mouth so. Chidres
and colored servants half price Is;iacsOn Seixas
20, gIoetrs 90 and Us Common street are agent for
the sale of the BladDn Water in barrels and are an
th"rzed to make arrangements with families the
season, ana Will furnish further Information.
The Ltus No. :, OF the Carer Line leaves Nobil,
Tor the Springs every TUESDAY EVEEING "a
&c ock.
au4 I'm NAE > CO%NER z go S~,nr,er.rs
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TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand August g., 1878. -. 1885
AMOUNT past three days ........ 80
AMOUNT previously. II 134-17 1876
34,57l
exported past three days. Ara
Exported previously ..........25,2o1
Broken up for baling. city consump-
ton, etc 776-26, 53l
sock on hand and on shipment
not cleared 500
EkElfHlS-Ihe market continues extremely
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MARINE VS..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Saturday Morning, August % s

George J. Duncan the duly authorized Marine
md River Reporter of the ;uetn
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VEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Regular Sunday Morulng EXCURSION
TRAIN, N the Great DICKSON Route, leaves
DEPOT foot OF Calilope street at A. NJ. return
ing, arrives al 1879 Z. NJ. Fare for round tr5p
as follows Tickets good to return Oh day sold
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We have no change to report III regard to
either weather business. The former con-
tmues progressively warm, and the latter Excess
siNnlN dill.
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I slpelv dun.
The following are the ruling rates of freights
by river:
Cincinnati .................. 27G30c. n 100 h
Louisville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25d3Oc. h 100 II
Memphis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-6G20c. + 100 IT.
Caro- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .NG2Oc. r. 100 y,
Chicago .f5Ggo0c. e. 100 II
L. River way landings to Alexandra II card rates
Red River landings from Alex
andrla 70 Grand Ecore ........ , card rates
Red River way landings above Grand
EcOre. ..e....... .....-........ card rates
Rec River. Shreveport, ........... 3 card rates
Ouachita Rive Observation-Disclosures. card rates
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures, iS6l25c Il loo h
Red River is within an inch or two Of the ex-
IRENE low water ofls72.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Regular Saturday vlck.burg packet Natchez
is r. ~eivil ( to-day. to leave to-day at z. M.
The weekly Opeousas pacs Ct Trent n is re
ceiying 70 leave as usual at p to-day.
The reports from both Red and Ouachlta rivers
are rather dlstOuraGlng.
The low water PACKET W. J. Behan, Capt. vii
horson, having been placed Ill complete order,
leaves to-day at p NJ, for Jefferson, Shreve-
port, and ali way landings.
The Mary Ida, Capt. A. J. Ruiz, leaves every
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 A. NJ. for the
Forts, Quarantine Station and all way landings
Oh Lower Coast.
The weekly Ouachita packet Willie is receiving
10 leave to-day at . p. NJ taking freight and
passengers for all landings on Black and Ouachita
rivers.
The fine passenger packet Natchez leaves for
Nicksburg to-day at 7. A.. as usual.
The Mary Ida leaves for the lower coast at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The weekly Washington packet Trenton is re-
ceivin:, to leave as usual at Z. NJ To-day.
The Willie tor Ouachita lin place of Ouachta \
Belize. leaves for Trenton, Monroe and all lanI- |
nss on Black and Ouachta rivers, in command /
OF Capt. Fred A. Blanks
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoH WAsHISsroN.-The light draught passen-
ger packet Trenton, Capt Eugene Quatievaux, /
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lselOw-At Quarantine
EXPORTS.

Steamship WIN q liews, Russell, from Havana to
Z a Whitney eco
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
-e@7~z<-~~0~~-~~--s>s-
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 A. VI.
r. FOR THE FORTS, QUARA NITW
ssssf1ta BnTas, Ponte-la Hache. Jesuit's Bessa
=. and al plantation aud way landapge-
ne new Anc stauach passenger steamer
Mary Ida,
a y RaiA master, J. L. Boyd, p E. Barry, clsrA..
x.n teAve - above For height CT passage appiy, %
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aul1 i'm MEYER WEIS X co
NDOkS TOURS AND GENERAL Travel
" Ing ARRANGEM hNCS-Oceau tickets by
an, Ii le rom New York. Passengers booked
through to any point in Europe from New Or
lealls. Tours in Europe and I'll parts OF die
Umted States. For tickets and other information
tppIy Ia A. X MILLER Il CO., % Corom,eiet
-trrei. View orleans aul2 I'm 4thp
N EW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
New Orleans. Jackson ami G. y. X. X. Co.,
Mississippi Central RaiirOad Company,
Constituted.
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RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Le..Yes 0n TIkDAY, Aug. % at 5 p No.
Ar For Jefferson. shreveport, GOu-
ahi.tta Brownsville, fraud Ecors, Alex
szszssssssA ndria and all in eIInedate l,ldings-rhe
pa--en-e; steamer
VIM. }. Bchan,
g. Z. Wllkinson master i. w Ames o}ark.
vii leave above. For freight passage apply or
boar ar to
H"rF & EARIIN T4ho, .pl1ou.aa s7,eet
LORD McPEAkE, 46 Camp street
au-. ERiITUN EPPLER, l0o Com non ~.
NEW ORLEANS ANDGRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, Aug 20 at ) p M
ri-s For Fort DE Rmssey, rarsin's.
r Norman s. Alexandria Month OF Cane
'A' River NJ ntsomery, Grand Ecols and
X. II. Bryariy.
tln place Of Bart ADe)
W l. >t"Tell master, NJ. l.. Seoven anu Je seph
J0fr on, clerks.
P.lG.oular atte1tiln paid to wa and D antation
b slne-s Iur eight issage apply on board O,
BRITT0N q EPPLER, log Common street.
S5NN0TT & CARTER II Comu1ereial Plaee
LuI-D & MepEAkt As Camp street an1:s
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND EcoRE
Leaves every TUESDAY at r. NJ
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug 9TH
~. FOX GRAND ECoKE, MONT.
S@ ar;n MG sslh Cane n Eivsr Aesana1s
Oh Red River-The Al and very light draaght pas
sen.eI steamer
Fletu.
no 8. Mitchell, master, Jas, L. Robbins tieTk
water season. The feta will be replaced by larger
boat when navigation permits.
I0I freight or passage apply on board or 70
~ !Fn LORD !. McrLAKE, 4e Camp street,
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OPELOCSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
r. For Washington, Port Barre
4lass9LssGa Smmsport, Churchvile and all landings
Oh the Coast Atchafalaya River and Ia
You CoartaJleau-tne new and light draught passsen.
ket steamer
Bertha,
II Z. Broad master, j. T. Schmidt eJoyk
VIII l@:sge as above, every EDSESDAY. at r NJ
taking freight and passengers for all landings cn b.
you de Glaizes To be landed at either Big Bend Land
Ing OF a. either warehouse at Simmsport For teighy
or passage apply Cd board OF to
as BE11TON Il EPPLER, 100 COnmS, ~,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at SPIN
r. For Washington, Port barre.
&SA1E SIM insport, Clurchvile, and all iIrtsrme-
-, date landings on the Coast Atcha.syiay p
faver AID Bayou CouetaDleau. Tue light drsuc6,
passenger eteAmer
Trenton,
+. QuatTeyauX, master r. .Johin olX-x
VII leave az above, every SATURDAY at 5F.N.
taxing freight and Passengers for Bayou des GfaiSes
Y 20. be landed at Big Bend Landing or Smrnsslrt
y. Htasht OF passage apply OIL board or to
. }. N. BOWLING Is Decatur strxe,
ie2p u ~ b. WOODS g. Co. I24 ,Yrav,er "a
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FkElGH1S-The market continues extremely
dull. We quote as follows:
By steam Cotton to Liverpool ID; to Hayre 1c.
70 ,es YORK 10 Phi.adelpnla &C; to Boston,
Providence and Fall River Via Philadelphia &c
B., saI-Cotton to Liverpool d; to Boston
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Messrs. J. NJ. DONINGUEZ and OLIVER p.
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK & co.
July % 1874 iy %
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

sesses the coin, and in lieu of the
scepter it uses the seal of corpora
ton.
"Let no consideration of benefit
to self or family restrain your free
and honest action!
"It may be true that you can, by
covering to the dictation of wealth,
find greater ease at present for your
selves and families, but 1 charge you
remember that the price you pay
for these luxuries is surrender of
your manhood, the ripening of a Bit
ter harvest for posterity, and the
eventual loss of liberty to all.
".Are you not prepared to suffer
a little TO preserve what our fathers
underwent so much to gain? Had
they reasoned in this manner, no
bloody foot prints of freemen would
have stained the freezing SHOWS of
Valley Forge; that patriotic army
need only to have cheered for King
George to have basked in his smiles,
and remained with their families in
security, surrounded by plenty, and
protected by the very bayonets that
subsequently sought their throats.
Respect for the differing views
of my auditors prevents my pro-
ceeding farther with this train of
thought, except to add, let no man
shrink from his political duty from
the encouragement of the thought
that he is 'powerless to do much.
4 -.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

people can BE made @ understand
that We feel satisfied that The
well disposed Of that race viii al
ways act il concert with the peo-
ple, amongst whom they we're
raised, aud cease To lend o willing
cor to the vile fabrioations of
strangers the white people
should meet this spirit on the
part Of the colored people half
way should encourage them ii
their honest efforts, and should
afford them every facility for ed
acation. II this IS done. it is not
too much to say that q sweeping
victory viii be won by the Peoples
party at the next election, and our
much loved State Of Louisiana
viii owe her redemption, not to
one race or to another race, bur
TO The efforts Of an her honest and
patriotic children Of both races,
Let as hope that this may be ac-
complished, and that Louisiana,
with all her energies reyivifed,
may start on a new careerof pros
perity and happiness.
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Nathalie Matter Subject to Lett
ter Postage,

Newspapers wrapped and sent to
regular subscribers il paper on which
has previously been written editorial
or other matter, printed catalogues or
ether matter marked on written upon
SO as to convey other or further infor-
nation than is given in the original
print.
Music manuscript, hand bills enclosed
in newspapers BY publishers without
prepayment OF letter postage punish
able by fine Of SIS for each offence.
Circulars Which contain writing, 9th.
er than the address. THE Introduction
Of a date in writing, in circular, sub
iects il 70 letter postaga)
Wearing apparel, except when sent
to non-conlnissi0ned officers and pri
Yates serving ia the armies OF the
United States.
Vt postmaster can not examine
printed matter without destroying the
wrapper, he should charge letter post
age on it.
Newspapers with Tho initials Of the
sender on the wrapper, or book with
words Compliments 2 ETC., written III
with al manuscript matter for publica
hon ~ newspapers or magazines.
samples Of wood and metal type and
brass rules.
Circulars addressed 70 different par
ties but enclosed ia one package.
Newspapers mailed from the Office of
publication upon the wrappers of which
tho business card 81 any other Arm
may DO printed
Manuscripts for pamphlets ana cor
rected proofs.
Newspapers containing scraps 81
cloth, acatalogde Of any other printed
a book upon TIE ilv leaf 81
which 10 written o name
All communications wholly On PARTLY
ln Writing, whether enclosed in 4 sealed
81 uneeaied envelope
insurance blanks having lhe written
signature Of me President.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12
OFFICE or SUPERVISOR OF
REGISTRY TLON.
PARISH or CALcAsIEU, La.
September 4 1874

TN ACCORDANCE WITH ACT NO.
4 1856 0f the Legislature of 1874, APP
proved July oath, 1874, the Office of
the Supervisor Of Registration viii be
opened at the following places for 2
new and complete registration ct the
entire parish, to-wit:
AT o. R. Moss, Monday and Tuesday,
September 81 and %, two days.
AIT Ben Saxon's, Wednesday and
Thursday, rs and "a, two DAYS.
AtLpvi Ashworth Friday %, one day
At Netherlands. Saturday 26, one
day.
At Ashley's store, Monday and Tues
day, % and 30, two days.
At Hamilton's mill, Wednesday and
Thursday, so and October 1 two days
AT Pine Grove Church, Friday z,
one day.
AT James Coles, Saturday and Mon
day, 3 and 5, 2 days.
At Hiram Andrls', Tuesday and
Wednesday. G and q, two DAYS.
at Lorrain's store, Thursday 8, one
dav
o, s Lyons, Monday and Tuesday,
IL and rs, two days.
AtThad Lewis, Wednesday, October
IA, one day.
Books not having been received as
yet, due notice will BE given when
registration viii begin at Lake Charles
Return to Lake Charles, where the
Office will continue open until the
evening If the 28d of October, all
which time the rpgistratio will close.
J. ID. LEVEQUE,
Supervisor Of Registration
nc for The Parish of Calcasieu.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

We notice ID tie New Orleans
papers intelligence 81 q character
that must % very satisfactory 70
MI patriotic men. In the Fiist
Ward ~ tho city, q number IF
colored men met At Browns Han
for the purpose III forming 4 Dem
ocatic club. Some thirty-six
signed tho roll, and passed reso-
lutons ia substance a follows
That they were ia sympathy with
the white people Of the State: that
the carpetb Dagger was curse, and
the cause Of ali our troubles that
Henry g. Dibblo was sample Of
The class. and that the club would
as snon honor His Satanic Maies-
III With their votes Tor Congress,
a. ihe said DibbIes lhat they hold
ans the right band q ielloN ship
q The white people, and would
vote with them, and that 10
threats Of dennnciations Of Che
Radicals could deter them from
this caurse
This ~ esad bar M and IA
hope tn example VIII ~ followed
sll over tbe State. The alienation
q the whites aud blacks ID the
South u unnatural and bas been
hrought about solely by bad men
for paa purposes Our interests
ale tAe same ana once the oolorad
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Disarming tIae CitiEens.

The great De fac5o Governor d
Louisiana, not satisfied With his
body guard Of Mytropolitans and
the troops sent to him BY bis
mighty patron enthroned at Wash
ington, is still i victim to disgrace
ful fears. Uneasy lies the head
that wears a crown" says Shake
spear, and we say, uneasy rules
the man with mere de fact0 title. z
The agents Of Kellogg scent Incl
pient riot in every lite breeze, and
have begun to seize arms, the pri-
vate property Of individuals, sims
ply because they mag be used for
a "riotous purpose. In The New
Orleans Bulletin We end it stated
that special officer Pecofa, on the
9th September, arrested a furni-
ture wagon said TO be loaded with
guns, on an affidavit to the effect
that said guns were intended for
a riotous purpose, etc. The owner
Of the guns, Armand Guyol, en-
deavoured to have them seques-
tered, and Judge Houston, First
Justice Of the Peace for the Par
ish Of Orleans, issued an order to
that effect, bnt Badger, the leader
Of the Metropolitan braves, the
dubbed general Of Kellogg's Jani-
zaries, refused to comply with the
demand made; 10 other words,
Judge Houston order was treat
ID with perfect contempt, By this
pampered grand seigneur. We
await the issue Of this affair with
great expectation. IL there was
wanting to demonstrate
he complete illegality Of the KEEL
ogg government, this tyrranical
proceeding would supply Che dc
iciency. This seizure 81 arms il
|, State Of the American Union
sounds strange indeed. Who's are
We coming to, and ia what does
,ur boasted country surpass The
81 the Kedive, Or the
sultan Of that 81 the Gear Of All
be Russias
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

fTsAKTNG ADVANTAGE or MY
absence, a few 0drfmen Rnnshne-
al the name Of ~ W Smmt iar Parish
Judge. Some one has tod that I had
withdrawn. ] assert chat whoever told
it is al infamous liar. I have not with
drawn, and viii not Withdraw under
any consideration but viii RIM the
race through for the purp 1ss Of elect
ing Nc other candidate except myself.
H ID JONES'
Lake Charles, La. Sept IL, 1874
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CARD OF THANKS i hereby re-
turn MS heartfelt thanks to The
ladies and gentlemen Of Lake
Charles and vicinity for their very
liberal patronage and kind assist
ance and encouragement, extended
To me during my exhibitions 81
this place. SIMON RICHARD.
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d. POUIET.

&c "a m ~ E R
NIBLETT's BLUFF, LOUISIANA,
HAS A DEPOT or LEATHER AT
III Mr. Paul Laforque, Lake Charles,
consisting of CORACE and SHOE
leather, also Calf and Kip Skins, which
he will sell at the lowest rates de will
keen the same kinds Of leather at Mr..
o. P. Moss store, Rose Bluff, on the
Caleasieu river sept 12-8m
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gANDIDATEs, ooLUMN-


Having been solicited by many Den
oerats Of this parish to bec0me 4 eag
didate for the Office Of SHERIFF. +
now announce myself for the same i
the ensuing November election.
DAVID IT. LYONS
We are authorized to annonno.
ALLEN GILLFY as a candidate IN
the office Of Sheriff at the comins
election, ~ November next
We are authorized toannounee a. r
REID as candidate for reelection !.
the office Of Sheriff of this parish y
the coming election, Ia Novembav
next.
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HIoKoBY FLAT, LoUIsIANA,


Editor Weekly Echo
SIR -On the 25th Of September,
at eleven o'clock Id Che morning,
i viii address the citizens OF this
parish, at nv schoolhouse. on the
subject OF Education. A public
dinner viii BE- prepared, An invi-
tation is also extended to the cam
didates Of the parish 10 deliver
addresses on that occasion.
Yours, respectfully.
4 BUREITT.
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HO, For CsaICasieu
Pass!


The handsome, swift running pro.
peller, RAMOS, win run regularly and
semi-weelxly, from Lake Charles e
Leesburg, tCalcasieu Pass) carrying
the III s. Mail. All down and mp trips
by daylight, Accommodations for eigh'
passengers Excellent inducements 70
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare for round trip, ldoWnand upl
IS down or up only, SS
Leave Lake CHARLES, Mondays ana
Thursdays ut g al. nj. !; arrive at Lee'.
burg same days
Leave Leeshurg Wednesday egg
Saturdays at 6 al M. arrive at Lake
Charles same days Embellishments
time between both places. twelve hours
actual running time, much less
THOS. r. REYNOLDS. Master
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

Without hattery to ourself, and
without any delusion Ga our part,
We believe that we have a. large,
if not larger, circulation as any
paper il southwest Louisiana :
therefore, we can safely recom-
mend the WEEKLY EoHo a. being
. good paper fer not only our own
merchants, bat also those at i dis
lance 70 advertise in.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

We call attention to the an
nouncement Of Captain W. W.
smart as a candidate for Parish
Judge. II viii be seen that he is
very strongly supported.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

PERsoNAL, Our sanctum, during
tile past week, was visited by
some Of our distinguished friends,
and lawyers Of this and adjoining
districts We were pleased to
form The acquaintance Of L. II.
Snthon, Esq, young and prom
Using lawyer Of Leosburg, Cameron
parish, who has been soiourning
with us The past week. His card
will appear 10 our next issue.
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S. coll - porisb Cyonvov

Sec call for o Parish Conven-
zion. We hope the Democracy Of
Calcasieu will fully express them
selves on tbe senatorial question,
by q full attendance at the ward
meetings.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

OUR MILLS ARE SUBSTANTIAL
~ IN built, expressly for the purpose
81 Rice Milling. with al the new I'M
proyements and appliances, with suffi-
cient warehouse capacity 10 meet amy
demand for receiving aud forwarding
RICE, centrally located 70 railroads,
shipping, ferry and steamboat landings
We win guarantee our milling and
yield, both as 10 Quality and quantity
10 be unsurpassed by any rice mill In
this State.
Our turn ont Inns always been from
1O4 To liz lis. eleaned Rice Ia tle bar
rel 81 rough. which Is about twenty
per cent. over any min u this city
and country.
We viii pay particular attention to
the separation 81 ali lots 81 rough Rice
received hy as.
Our charges for milling are as follows:
ic per pound, cieaned, lor Nos / and 3
1<e "a te Ma "a
se " for polishing horse mill
Rico
Np Deviation On tho above prices un-
der any circumstances.
Sack furnished frco of charge.
sfEWEEtD Is KIP.
Address Lock Box 8s6
aag3yl New Orleans, La.
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PENSIONS! Texas PENSIONS

RIO THE SURVIVING VETERANS
i of the war that separated Texas
from Mexico there is a PENSION due
You, and I hereby announce to you that
I win he il the city of Lake Charles
all Of the third week of September next,
at which time I viii be prepared to fly
your papers and act as yorr agent. All
legal business will be transacted by
Geo. H. Wells, ESQ. Of Lake Charles,
M. b. IRWIN,
Pension and Land Agent.
August I'll, 1874-n24tf
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

Captain s. III. Clement, Of The
schooner Lottie Mayo, will please
accept our thanks for late Gal
weston paperp.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

Ry referring to the new aiver-
iisements it will be seen what Nh.
a. G. Poulet otfers for sale ia the
leather line.
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Al Can BY the. People.
CALoAsIEU PARISH, La,
August Oil, 1874. [

The WEEKLY Echo will please
announce our friend w. wv. Smart
lis candidate for Parish Judge,
to whom we pledge our undivided
support and pledge our reputation
that he will serve If elected.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

The concert last Thursday eve
ming was 81 Chat could 30 desired
ia The way of entertainment and
amusement. we return our thanks
70 Tie gentlemen who thought of
the printers on that occasion.
They give another Of their excel
lent entertainments on Wednesday
ne2t. a fuIl house win, no doubt,
witness the performance.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-12

A dispatch from Washington,
dated September 8th, says that
tho Treasury Department is adj
vised 81 the existence Of yellow
fever in New Orleans, Galveston,
Pensacola, Mobile, Darien, Ga,
Key West, Florida, and Bruns-
wick, ca, also, 81 Baltimore and
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