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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-17

INTER- STATE COURTESY. As theIe " elc 4 mum
Der of thieves, torgers and iugihyes from justice
among the Centennial Commissioners named by
the Legislature of 1871, the repeal ot the act au-
thorizing their appointment was eIninently proper.
Now that that sci are out OF the way We hope that
the Legislature will begin anew ami construct a
good, strong commission 60 represent the State at
Philadelphia. 1t may be said that this is only 4
barren compliment, as the State will not subscribe
dollar to the Fair. but il is a compliment that
would be peculiarly gratifying to the Philadel-
phians at this time, and We hope i will be paid
". .thout delay There is disposition shown in
some of the States to decline all Recognition OF the
enterprise TO which Philadelphia hls nobly com
mittea herself and we regret 10 SEQ that III some
OF the Legislatures toe unklndesl attacks have
been made upon the motives and objects oil the
Fair. We trust, for the honor of New ork, thai
none hut the most friendly spirit will be displayed
toward our sister city in her brave effort TO do hit
ing honor 10 the Republc. A mark OF sympathy
and good will would be the adoption OF resolutions
by the present Legislature commanding the un-
dertaking to the support of the people OF tins
State, and appointing commission OF the best
names 10 represent us at the Exposition. n.--Vop-
MAJ Of Commerce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-17

WASHINGTON SocIETY.-A correspondent to q
Philadelphia paper says
All concur that Washington has never known a
season SO gay, SO satisfactory, so delightful Mrs,
1fant, Mesdames Cresswel, Beknap Robeson,
Fish. Richardson Delano, Williams, Scott. Stock.
ton. Butler, Blaine, Conkling, Shepherd and q
dozen others, keep the town in whirl Of delciou.
excitement
The foreign Ministers are Likewise iubilant
ana Well MAINTAIN an exchange OF charming civil
ties
MIS-. Moalton remains the toast OF the CITY. Sb,
/: lovely.
There never were such lines even when Cotton
was hing. Let them reye The people Will not
see that they pay the piper while the Salary Grab
bers iluce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-17
Cameron would now SteaI the C lory
from the Negro Troops.

Senator Cameron has been noted for
his laudation of the negro troops. He gave
them the credit Of breaking down the re-
bellion, Hooking entirely the services of
the white soldiers; and now true to his ma
ture would steal whatever credit was due
both white and black soldiers and give 1t all
to the Banks, being himself the owner of
one of them. In the Senate, on Friday, he
said
The national banking system corrects
the evils OF the old bank ing system, because
II makes the Government responsible for
the circulation oi the banks. The Govern
meIt in the day OF her trouble and her trial
asked the banks of the ountry to give her
their money and throw up their old and
very prosperous charters for the benefit of
The country, and they did so. And the
banks saved the country for unless tbe
banks OF the day had issued their notes and
iaken the Government bonds as security.
the Government could not have made the
light with these brave people who are n
part of ourselves, and who might have con-
quered us If they had had the wealth that
we had. l do not believe they wonld
though. Laughter.
MIR. President, my proposition will be
something like this: To so extend the ben
ebts of the national banking sy stem as to,
take away the pre- judice now existing
against IL, ana WDlcn IL lncurS by reason OF
being called a monopoly. Sir, when the
banks of the States were persuaded to adopt
this national system they were invoked 10
do so In the name of patriotism. They were
asked to forego the great profits they had
made under tho old State system for the
purpose OF saving the country. Why, sir,
had a little bank then with a capital OF
500, GOO, under which 1 kept out in circula-
uon and honestly paid from $500, 900 to
$1,000 OC0. Nobody doubted the notes which
my bank issued, because they believed
would redeem them. Now that same
bank has a circulation of 100000. You
talk about the profit of the national banks
and about their boing q monopoly Why,
sir, what monopoly was there in giving up
the Bank OF MIddletown for tho National
Bank OF Middletown? 1 only mention that
as sample OF all the banks of the country
Mr.. LoGAN.-Then wish to ask further
whether the proposition that he intends to
offer Is to take of the restrictions that are
now thrown around the national banks, 30
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-17
Death OF Mrs. Jacob Tome.

The wife of the Hon. Jacob Tome, of Cecil
county, died on Monday in Baltimore at the
Carrollton Hotel. She had for some time been
an invalid. Mrs. Tome is the aunt of Hon. !. .
}. Cresswell, Postmaster General OF the
United States. Her home was in Port De-
posit, where her body will be carried for in
terment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-17

as to extend the privileges now given TO
national banks TO all other assUciatlnns?
Mr.. CAMERoE.-I es. sir.
MIR. LoGAN.-Tbat IS satisfactory TO mt.
Many our citizens doubtless remember
the Middletown Bank notes, and with what
hesitation they were frequently passed.
Their owner now confesses that they were
issued III defiance of lawful restraint.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
.SUCC ES ION III Office.
Estates of Thomas Bilho, and his wife
Ann Laurence, both deceased.
The Petition Of Joseph Il, Bitbo and
William Bilpo td have Jacob Ryan
appointed Administrator OF
said Estates.

State Of Louisiana Parish Of Calcasieu
In Parish Court.
w hereas, jacob Ryan he's fled in
wv the Clerk i office, 1T Lake Charles,
his application to be appointed admin
jstrator 81. tie Succession Of Thomas
Bilbo. and his vito, Ann Lanrance, de-
ceased. Therefore notice is hereby
given to all peIs0ns who have opp0sl-
ton to make thereto tomake the same
within ten clear days from the first
publication OF this uoaee or he will be
appointed ms prayed for ~ his petition.
BY order Of the court, this the lst day
of October, 4 y 1874. Asa RYAN
Clerk Of said Court.
Lake Charles, October LIST 1912
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
State Senator.

The Opelnusas Courier says
Speaking 1T the announcement
Of DIR. M. Al. Robertson, Of this
pnrish, al a candidate for the State
Senate, the Lake Charles [Calca
sieu) Echo, Of the 25th ult., ad
dresses tile following gentle admo-
nition to the people Of So Lam
dry, (the conservative portion we
presume
.Be satisfied With one Senator,
four Representatives in the Lower
House, the District Judge and
District Attorney. Let Lafayette.
or Cameron, on Calcasieu have a
voice ia tile State Senate, and let
our ST. Landry friends not forget
that BIZ attempting to grasp eve.
I.rything ID the gift 81 the people OF
! this District, they may lose that
support and aid which they, in flu
ture, may ask for, and which they
| will most certainly need.
eve would right here call the
attention Of our cogrere to the
4 fact that it is neither the demo-
Gratis nor conservatives Of ST.
/ i .andry Who propose to force up
on their friends ID this District a
candidate for the Senate from this
parish. On the contrary, the DEM
/ ocrats and conservatives Of this
parish are ready and willing to
concede to the parish Of Calcasieu
the choice of d candidate Of their
political faith for this Office and
We think We may safely affirm that
/ they are only waiting for this can
tlidate to present himself 70 give
him their strongest support. ms
\ will add, further, that we have ex'
cellent reasons Tor believing that
our friends in Lafayette will moi
be behind So. Landry IL thls
matter
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
HO, For Calcasie1a
Pass!

The handsome, swift running pro
peller RAMOS. will run regularly and
semi-weekly. from Lake Charles to
Leesburg, tCaicasieu passl carrying
the u $. Mail. AN down and up trips
nv daylight. Acc0mmodationsl for eight
passengers. Excellent Inducements To-
hunting aud fishing paFtias
Fare for round trip, tdownand up)
&e down o. iii only, 0.
l.aaye Iako Charles MONDAYS and
Thursdays az G 5 M arrive at Ilees-
burg AnlP d0Ns
Leave 4ieaabnrg Wednesday nud
Saturdays AZ 6 AT III arrive a. Lake
Charles ame days Schedule running
lime between both piaeest twelvehours
netHal running time much less
ITl0S "a REYNOLDS, AIhsser
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
BII.LIARDSl
BILLIARDs
JOHN DILT1ON's,
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAX
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

T would respectfully inform Those
my friend both here and atadistN1s
who have arv expectation OF gat
thirsty, that / have inst received q
complete assortment Of Pure hiqgs
ever imported to Lake Charles, wll
I am DESTROYS Of selling ut vhole
and retail at prices TO Justify bothsa..
and buyer. Ny wines and hrandies
unsurpassed, and nv wlfis6ies
Simon pure. Before leaving town
sure and call around and take o paT'l
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale ]
porter constantly on hand apAng
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
a CARD

THE voters 81 tho 10th Senatorial
District, nre hereby requested to pay
10 attention To d rumor that / hive
withdrawn. 81 that / intend 10 with
draw, my name as candidate for the
State Senate. II I make such with
drawal, md ! have no present. inten-
ton to 10 50, viii make it only oper
asg siQnafirg, Ii he aelespabeis
/ take this opportunity a. return my
EARNEST thnnks to my friends in Calca-
siou, Cameron. Lafayette and 50. Lame
dry, for their warm support of me,
aud 10 express my sincere regret that
my professional engagements have pre-
vented me from canyassing tho iistrict,
as i intended CD canvass it NY poAti-
cal views wefn pnblsslied early in The
campaign They ARE my views to-day,
n elected fhey VIII govern my action
in fhe Senator u NOT they win govern
nav ncfinn in private hie
i had no other motive 81 see1minr
/ 4 candidate then q aesirc 70 Ne useln
90 my lelte citizens 80 gom thsnl
slat amy other candidate cav ho mogs
I nsefu % yen thnn mysali, by al means
! vote FIR Rim Respectfully XoHrs
GEO H WELLS.
IHRc ChaHes, Oct Yth 1871
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
CRRD.

Z am reliably informed that ia q
speech at Oscar s.. Lyons h tore, on
the 18th of this mouth, one Mr..
Kleiupeter, 4 bird Of passage now
residing at tile Sulphur Mines in
this Parish, said that I lad yo-
ted III the Legislature for the mix
ed school bill, and Che civil rights
bill. I pronounce this to be y
malicious and deliberate fnlse-
hood and challenge MI. Klein
peter or any body else to point To
any one single instance il which
I did not sustain and maintain the
best interests Of my people and
supported the Democratic party.
Nv. ri. KIRKMAN.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
ALLEN ILI.E.Y

Many Il onr nld subscribers and
advertisers afe in a'reara for sub
sufipsion, atlxe mcnl etc. sud
~ ws hayp waited long and pa
aisnslg Nj slism hope aiterFe-
Ansiaa tlaasv Wi Wilh
0at Aelsy come forward and set
lie the sana, is SIS are ~ need Of
lislle esh ~ dcfguy the Heces-
saff expenses of oar ofice.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
PUBLIC SALE.
yacantl3sateot william oonlslin decd

yacantEsate u william Conllin decd.
-EETILL ba sold ut public auction, By
wv the undersigned, Curator, on
5hrmgh the ministry Of Public Auc-
tioneer, 10 the last and highest bidder,
ut the Store Of Norris & Co, in this
parish. on Friday October, 30th Al ID.
1874 The following described prop
arty, belonging 10 the vacant estate Of
William Coilliu deceased, viz
One small Sloop, or Sail Bout, quite
new, and il lot Of Carpenters Tools.
&c. &c. Terms; cash on the day OF
sale. JOHNF. CL0ONET Curator.
Lake Charles, La,
Oct 18th 1874. TT
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

We will announce candidates
for Police jury, Justice Of the
Peaoe and Constables, ii English
fer ~ so each. Send il your am
nonncements.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Dg. 81. "A. Robertson 81 ST. Lam
lry. candidate fol- the State Sem
atp, was in town two or three days
this week. He feels elated ut the
laIe White League diversion 10
bis favor.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Send ID yanr order tor election
tickets We are prepared, at shott
notirs 10 furuisA uuY number re-
qnired.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

john + aRulinef Ct st Landry,
lhs candidate of the White Leeene
of ST Landry and Lafayette ior
the State Senate. will reeeiye nc
support ID Calcasieu, i because
the white people 81 Galcaaieu are
determined % show oar neighbors
/ in ST. Landry and Lalayette that
/ Calcasieu has some rights which
4 should Be. Il they Are not, respect
ia.
There hos never before been
4 time il the history q Calcasieu,
when her people had even can.
lidate ior district Office. Year
after year. and term after term,
orr people have supported and
helped to elect ST Landry and
Lafayette candidates for district
Offices, and year after year and
serm after term. We have been sat
isfied with the assurance, ut viii
be Calcasieus tarn next"
Notwithstanding al this, there
never Inns BEEN 4 time when The
Democracy Of st. Landry and La
fayette qetcroll9 we're really viii
ling 10 sea a Calcasiea candidate
elected TO 4 district Office, until 81
tie opening Of this Senatorial
campaign. Whether they came
to this general conclusion from an
enforced admiration Of our pa
thence, and Of our loyalty to their
own candidates, or from d copyio-
ton That common justice and
courtesy to Calcasien demanded
that she should have the next Sen
ator, or from a fear that TINT jns,
tice and courtesy could be delay
; cd no longer, o. from all these
: motives, It is certain that unit
} very recently there was q common
sentiment md common desire
among tie democracy Of ST. Lam.
dry and Lafayette, that the mex
Senator should come from Calca.
sien.
All the eleventh hour Of th,
campaign the White League .
St. Landry aud Lafayette bring
ont Mi. Gardiner, for the Senate
They do this with a full knowl
/. edge of the fact that there is /
, strong antagonism to the White
League ID every parish ID the dia
iriot, and that it never had an,
organization il Calcasieu ant
I Cameron. They knew that unles.
/ the Caicasieu candidates with
J drew, aud unless Calcasieu ant
i Cameron wereunited on Gardiner
their very selection Of Gardiner
would secure DR. Robertson's cleo
E ton.
9 On the remote and purely spec
] ulative chance that the Demoora
9 cy Of Caleasieu would che6rIull.
I mite ii the support Of aetrangei
and White Leagaer from "
landry, and that the two Calca
! sier candidates would immediate
IN waive their claims ii bis favor
they have staked The whole SEM
! sorial question. Their action
I, Sd plainly calculated to seem
= Dr. nObertsons election TIT
prominent democrats in Eafayetl
declare that The White league
4 supporting d. Robertson. ID
z Robertson himself declared bei
2 this week, in presence Of bis tW
Calcasieu opponents, tliatil il la
h- not been FOX this action Of Il
II White L,annua nv. Wells won
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Read carefully the ADVERTISE
rnaut If Gregg Purchasing Blu
Tean. De sure 10 send Tor cata-
rne aud circular
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

casiel.
In DC meantime we BEG to es.
sure obi renders Il CaleasleH shat
a nalinu. . State. q parish and an
individual, never receive any more
respect than they command, end
Chat Il Calcnsien ever expects to
see ono of her own citizens eleet-
ed r. shy district ofsce, sire must
teach Sc. Landry and Lafayette 9
Lesson il tliis Senatorial contest.
ia justice to our democratic
and conservative friends 70 ".
Landry md Lafayette. we gladly
acknowledge that this last flank
movement on Calcqsieu was not
designed by them. The following
extracts from the ECHO, of April
25th 1874, and from the Opelousas
Couriei of May 2, 1874, show AZ
once the true feeling Of our dem.
ocratic and conseyatiyeneighb
towards as, and the stiong con
trast To TINT feeling displayed II
this late movement Of the White
League.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

We cal attention "a the an
nouncament Of ouF young friend.
Nathan Clifton, Mr. Clifton IS
naiiEe 81 this perish, and is thor
nughly identified with its best in-
.inraMia.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Ohin nas gone Democratic,
probably twenty five thousand
iuainrity.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

NoTIoE. MI. j. ID Leyeque bins
returned p Like Charles and
viii keep tie registration Office
open until nine days previous 70
the election. ~ Che Inv directs.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Read cad ri Geo HI Wells,
ESQ. ii another column
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

EIECrinX LAWS Look ont for
next weeks Echo, for important
extracts from Gle election law.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Read notice. for ! meeting at
Tie Court House OH Saturday "a
inst
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

See advertisement " Family
bible, in another column 81 this
Paper.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

Send ~ once ior tickets n the
Texas Grand Prize Concert /; the
drawing uill colpe Of positively
al lii 22a inst. Tickets cun be
purchased 10 Galveston Tele-
graph n once CIR tickets
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
- TloEiea 80.

VIZ are authorized to annoan,
NATHAN CLIFTON. Of the 4tll Ward
rs candidate for the office of Poliy
Juror Parishof Calcasieu, at the eeS
ton in November next
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
oANDIDATEs, CoLUgIM-
For shesRM

Having lleen solicited ~ raahy d.,
oerafs nf this parish 70 become q.
didate for file Office 81 SHERIFF.
now announce mgssh for The same
the ensuing November election.
DAVID Fl. LYONS
We are authorized to announce
REID as 3 candidafN for recollection
the office Of Sheriff Of this parish
the coming election, in NoYeml
next
Fer Representative.
We IRE authorized to announce
w RICHARDSON as q candidate \
represent the parish Of Caleasieu Fl
next General Assembly, nt fhe slsosi1
in November next.
AT the solicitation Of many Dam.
Gratis, I he9 BY anneunce myself g
candidate to represent the parish /,
Calcasieu in the next General Assem-
bly,, at the election il November nsyi
III Z. GILL
For Senator
We arr authorized TO a1ln0tfnee II,
WILL IA Fl. KIRKhGA1g, az 4 enna;
date for the State Senator for tile Tenn
Senatorial District, comprising
parishes Of Calcasieu Cameron, I'VE
cite anfl ST Landry, at the next election
in November. 1874.
I respectfully Announce myself
Candidate for the office IF State seasi
of the Tenth Senatorial District san
prising tie PARISHES Of Cameron, Ialav
cite Calclsieu aul ST landry.
GEORGE n WELLS.
hereby announce myself Ms a Can
didato for the State Senate at the saI
suing election
WI. A. ROBERTSON.
For Parrish Judge.
at the solicitation at many Demo.
crafts, I hereby announce myself All
candidate for the oiiicef Parish Judge
1T the election in November next
IN. w SMART \
/ We are authorized to announce 81
fB. JONES. az q candidate for Hli
| office Of Parish Judge of Calcasisa
Perish, ut the coming November elss-
Il zion.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

~ re yqlels q tbe parish q
Calensien Notice i hereby Civ
sn tlat ] have withdrawn from
lie contest ior Sheriff aud ID de-
ing -, I lake pleasure ~ eeom-
lasnding David II Eyons 10 my
friends, ana hope That tbay will
give him their undivided support
Respectfully.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
l9TrrTToN ~ poI.Tor JUnons.

1LEclIoN OF P0tIcR JURons.
There has been ~ change since
the Inst alacsian il the law provi-
ding co. tle election of Police Ju-
rnfs. They may 30 voted for
throughout iho parish, without re-
gard X the ward il which The
eandiaale N slie voter lives.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
For T1arish JmdEe.'

We are authorized To announce III
I'd. JONES. a. candidate for Oil
office Of Parish Judge of Calcassa
Parish, ut the coming November elss-
lion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12

ExTENT AND CoAT Of AMBRIoAN RArn.
RoAps.-The RaistOay Monitor ioots IN
the United States railroad mileage al
1854 miles, with second track and aid
ingasot 1852 miles, making a total, 81
single track Of 81, 076 miles. Locomotives
IA 1898 passenget.train cars, includ;ns
baggage, express, and smoking cars, ia ,
725; freight.train cars oil all sorts, $685.
4s7 total capital stock, $2,072 ,251 ,954
or about $2S, 956 per mile total floating
and funded debt, $1,999, 741 ,697, or $27,'
957 per mile; total cost Of railroad and
equipments, IS, 72s, Ale, 95S, or $50 900 pei
mile. Total gross traffic. Of railroads iol
latest year obtainable was $47s, Ss5, 597,
and. total net receipts over and above
operating expenses, $174 ,4509lS. These
earnings are based on .64,454 miles oI
road, that being the total for which earn
ingS are reported and hence the net IN,
come Of railroads applicable TO the pay.
ment or interest and dividends, amounted
TO about $3,2l per- mile on the 64,454
miles operated. The renewal Of conf.
denee In all business circles, and the dis
appearance Of the worst phases financially
Of the late panic has had an effect Ior the
better on the rail and iron market "A
more eheertal feeling MI around d to be
noticed, and prognosti cations OF a 0ood
business ior 1874 are reiterated,