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, 1874-03-26

There is but one patient in the smallpox hos
n,tnl With that disease.
s,r@ ~, 49, 40 oor 10 .euo., A.
The ctty treasurer received So,zo'.1 10 ron ne
from tho Water Department.
r,.. ~, - ,r,,,>,;a VIII, ,xaoa .,,a ,on-
Inc ooara o. Fapuc "orAs a"ardcu .ne eon.
tract for docking md dredging at T"ol1th'street
n dock, and 40 conts cubic foot for dredging,
-. o,-,.,
- aa~,, ~ ~. ana., ~, "a ~ ar,;nior ,uau
l" iesa,o ~ Ao 1o.lat o'a, '<'o Wv 'p4a4ou ~"
generally oxpresBad thassne osdnaneo feeulat7
ing. the matter would not pass Il ,prasentea to
tho Council. It waB stated that the bill now
pending in tho Legislature would render tho
ordinance nugatorY, aud really made no change
, 1874-03-26

Clutry, Librarian. Thls organization IL nut =
Orange, but nh naaoctntion for mutual benefit
and protection.
Tic installation Of tho lsov. str. ". r. Brown
will certainly tako place thla avonfng, at tito
Presbyterian Church. Dr.. Thomson viii doliyar
Tho farmorn Of proyBo aud all otl1ora who
may fool m interest in tho mattor, will not for
got tho n.cetiMg in tllo school building, Frilay
ovonihg, for the purpose OF considering plan
canning huain0ss at haywood. Tile Com
mittoo's report IL looked for with interest.
JHrfEnsoN.
At tle'laat maotinR Of tho Board Of Truatoas,
tho representative from Downanyil1e aroRe from
hts chair mud moved tl,at tho Superintendent Of
Roadside Instructed to PURCHASE ton bushels of
lawn-graFs aecd a,,d SOW 1t in.tha public high
ways. It was carrtoa.
riod AMY by tho boauty Of tic
project, impressed upon the minds
Of tho board lila own enthusiasm. and tl,ey vot-
cd to bny tho old and WORKOUT moving -machino
Of tho President. 1t was purchased at high
price:
A n1eotipg will be hold tomorrow evening .at
the school building, for tho purpose Of organic
ing cricket club. It is to bo composed of the
manifested by It's cricket clubs. One Of then,
somo timo ago engaged In contest with tho 1fa-
cino Club. Tho grounds al Oak Park aro 11nox-
celled for beauty and convenience.
DARLINGTON.
Tho Board Of Ttustoes met pursuant to nd
journment, Saturday eyening. rresent--H.
Wilmarth, President; J. 7. Btott, Wood lIawley,
and H. T. Abbott. Tho oommittoo appointsl to
investigate tho condition Of Landman ntceet ro-
| portod III favor Of retaying 1t. No. other busl-
| moss ofimportanoe was done.
DUNTON,
Considerable building iB doing, and thqro are
| no houses for ront
t Tho Post-Olfiao Department. at, Washington
llas changed tho name OF tlaiAp place to Arlington
Hoights: THIS, l,owovor, doeB not change the
namo OF the town; q notltion to Tho County
Commissioners il necessary. aud will bo, pre-
| Bontetl.
| tCBTtN,
Tho Austin Litorsfy sqo1oty inects Saturday
evening. An lptorosting'tmo is anticipated.
Tho Trustees for: the Town Of Cicero meet Mon.
day evening, at tho .Town Hall ut Austin.
RIVER FOREST.
/ There viii lie aAoniablo at tho house Of Mrs.
D.. g, TAatohor Eriday evoning.
, 1874-03-26


1fiaH Diokinaon's sore tllroat, will keep hnr
from speaking friday, or for aevoraA daya to
como.
O. r. Davis, Land Commissioner Of tho Union
Pacific Railroad, arrived I'll tho city yostorday
morning, and is stopping At tho drand Pacific.
C. q. Doty, Cashier and General Bualncsa
Manager Of tho pooria National De'noc''af Ia In
town, and vail call upon merohanta to Bocuso ad-
yertiaing for tho. ablo and prominent paper llo
represents.
Mr.. John Novel;, President Of tile Illinois
Ccntra1 Railroad, and Agent Of tho Toledo,
William CEuger Acting Manager Of tho lnttor
road, Mr.. Remington Vernnm, tue old Manager,
having resigned fis position.
II John Davis, formerly from Cleveland, who
is now in tho city sioh without friends Or MEANS,
will let 1iB whereabouts be known, to tho Young
Rtreot, he will lear Of something to- his adyan-
taEH.
Mr.. Weston, Qenoral Travelling Agent Of tho
Kansas Pacific Railway, is In tho city, sa route
forNew York aud tha New England Staten to
instruct the good folks Of That district concern:
Ing tho benoftB and beauties OF tho Rocky
Mountains In tho vtoluity Of Denver as r. s,l'1a-
NOR resort, and expects to- work up a uumbor, of
excursions md individual tourist travel for that
roint~via thia city during the spring and Bnm-
Tho latest report from Capt. Lnll is to tho Of
foct tint l,o IL lying at Koscoo, Mo-, ing
from his wounds, which arc Of no leHB serious
character than two bullet wounds iu hiH right
! arm. one in bis right log, aud ona iil hs body,
this latter being made by q bullet thnt passed
through his body near tho hoart. He Is receiving
/ every care possible, both from tho. attendant
| physiotRnB and his wife. As the Captains COLI
stitution is robust, hopes aro entertained OF his
! recovery.
! The N,roe hoys who are supposed to l,ave boon
| implicated in the stabblng OF q 1nau on Liberty
| street, Gundny night, havo been nrroatcd by
sergt. 0'DonnsIl Of tho Fifth Precinct, md are
| now locked up Mt bis station. man who signed
a Citizen "wroto tho Sergeant that he wltness-
+ cd tho affray. and ODonneli wishes him to call
at THO Twelfth Street. atation to-ay, and Identify
| tho boys, or to inform him by lottor whore he
! can ba found.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
t Grand Pacifc-J. ". Franklin, Baltimore
": q. Swan, Hudson; H. s. Looming, Ede !;
!. e., sayyers. San Franeitoe; B, H.. Russell,
Duluth; Johu Brown, Dos Moinea. Palmer
House-P. e: Leonard, Boston D. Mcaes; Gin
oiunati; H. P. Wyant, Now York; j. G. curtis,
Rochester; L.. Ellsworth, Milwankoa; 4. q.
MoNair ST. Louis; r. P. Hill, Now York; H. ..
steTaps, Philadelphia; 4. ". s: Smith, Wash
ington, D. c.; a. ?. Farrar, Jackaon A.. Dab-
bitt; Doloit :. Sherman House-a. 4. Low
San F1auciaco; 8. L. Brush, CarbouaaIoi J.
Vas, Madison; Rinlc Emil, New York; ]. ".
Brownloy, Detroit; q. Smith, Quincy.
, 1874-03-26

wore all thrown open. At 8s90 octool, tho asr
Hemb1y boIug gathorod In Symbolic Hail, which
was pron,so!y and beautifully decorated with
6owora, and wroaths OF arhutus md Ivy, tho
Dewitt q. uregior wolco1nod tho gi,csts :" from
West to Houtli, and from South to East" In an
appropriate srecch, nttor which a. vocal aud in-
Htrumesita1 ooncort waH Hivon, undor the diroc-
ton Of Mr: D. 4: Ktnbark and others of tho
Musical Comuittes. Tho following numbafs
wore givon!
ofsnn onsrtolre.
within tb,s saorea 19w,; nws'1ipa ps's. Mozart
Ar. G. c. Ledcr.
Ia Iii: Gar;Ia;ica '0'mp'p'
Es,srs. ce dsodYos, Htmiarx a;ad itder
ots4n iatt. NaDst
H.. +. {: .i;;ji;. Gsaa. ''''''''' t''"'
Homo ~ sn1 81. 5si 4. xi%s.;i 'h''"'s
* H.. ia; ea1aaten and IT.. cSan. AD'''
'' "s'ei5* . T. t. Has'f 4Ssna: aud qsa1i:S.
During tho intervals botweon tho 0rst and
second par.s Of the couccrt Mrs.. Cook prasentad
tho Lodge With T. beautiful case Of wax flowers,
which called forth speeches from 4 number Of
having boon disposed Of in this agreaab1a mau,
ner aud to tho enjoyment Of nll present, at
945 O'Clock tlie company adjourned to the
malQ balls. where dancing, was speedily be.
gan., the Great Western Light Guard Band
furnishing tho Incentive to this past1ne,
At II O'clock tho supper.room was thrown
opon, and, from that tine onward waa tho scono
OF many successful gastronomsc fcntat and o'
much raesrlnlent and good cheer. hir. John
Wright wal. chsrgcd with tho preparation Of the
daipsios which wore pnlntnb1o enough for the
mobt critical taste. And after supper, which
added only 2est to the festivities, dancing xae
with tho excitomont incident 10 Boone whore
music, fragrance, beauty, and wlt mingled II
ls presumed, tho plonsant festival CANT
to close, and a1l went home rejoicing
that they hed gone. aud carving with tlon
Of Dlnnoy Lodge. Among THO gcntIemon pros
Ont with their ladies' we're Dewitt g. Crogler, Ed
ward Cook, Charles ". Day. Beujamin T: Chase
James D.. Q. Whitney, Henry Duvall, Josopl
gaizer, William r, oronao, Robert Hall, bfaaor
N. Fnller, John 2. Ferris, 8. ". Buckingham
4. @. pucat, 4. II. Blackall, q. stnrgea, II: J.
Goodrich, and many others Of whom want
space to1bids mention.
, 1874-03-26

Yesterday afternoon about l. o'clock q we'll
dressod, good-iooking, gentlemany-appearing
fellow Walked into tho Central National Bank
and inquired for hlr. Sanger, the Cashier, to
whom ho handed the following letter:
. - EHv yosE, March sa. q. 1g14:. g14::.
Sln: Dy requcst Of Cornelius Y. Danta, Esq., Of
this city, we Baad hr. Ernest 4roaabeek to you with
Wow to dcposlting bis funds for convenience while In
W ill., g. will hand you this. and as ho Will require no
| fully, 3. soAuouARDr b 8oaa.
| EnsEyr GRoEspEus.
| Signature carrect.-F. g. Sons.
! Tie Arm signing tile letter is wealthy Gor-
| man one, doing heavy banking business in New
York; the Cornelius V. Banta mentioned in It is
. person we'll known to Mr. Sanger tho letter
| tainly took it to DO such. Ho talked with Mr.
| 0rueBbeck for nearly all hour,-talked with that
sweetness aud grace wh,oh such officers display
whom entertaining person whom they expect
the mauuor in which they discourse to poor
creature who wants to got his little $100 noto
discounted. hfr. GrooBbook, who said he was
going tnto the grim trade. nnally produced 4
the Fourth aa5iopI Il Nev Xosi, aud | dapos: $.
Thon he went outalde, drew check for o., 900,
and handed It In to tho Teller, who waH about to
pRy ", uut pRaaoH II QVef 70 fQe aAHlRtauE 0haU-
ier Mr, Endioott, Who, at tls first g|apaa, think
ing 1t was for $500, was inclined to lot 1t 60, but
noticing the real SUN told the Teller not to pay
It for the PRESENT. while he went tn and suggost-
cd to hfr Sanger that it WAS little curious that
hfs. Groosbaok should want to. draw 30 large q
sum at. ence. HaQ 1t boen $lQ0 or. moro, it
| would have been natural, Ripeo he might have
needed tho money for hotel bills, eto,, but
be could not conceive ,.wlat he wantod OF moro,
and that they should telegraph New York.
MIR. Sanger was disnolinod to doubt the stran-
ger, but finally yielded, and 40 ho wont out and
told Mr.. Gkoesheok that, under the oiscnmstsn.
ees, aud tho sum being largo, they did not
I fool justified ip letting Afm have the money
without some further assurance. Mr. droes.
book took It very easily aud good'naturodly, said
thas waa tho proper way to do buanoss, aud be
preferred it. Hs Wus gwen back hiR own check,
which ha tore up, mud tue cartltea ono, wAioh he
carried on with Lin, Saying little dolsy would
MAKO no difference.
Though he did not insist on the money, tha
telegram raR sent, and in abuut ~ hour reply
way rocoiyed from The Fourth Natiopal to the
etfeet that 6cAuehardt l. aonB bad no dppoa1t
with tlom, aud that they had naVer certified tc
any such check. Consequently, there Ia .arehi
joy In aud around the Central National, auc
Mesara. Sanger and Endicnst Are rejoicing Rs
their escape out OF the 4apda Of tAa philstiaos.
aud ARG wondering whether Mg, GroeHlack wat
moro fortunate at any other bankiug-place.
, 1874-03-26

= The sixteenth anniYsrsary.ot the organisation
Of Blaney Lodge No. 17l, and the opening their
now quarters In Fssesnaxons' Hall, in the Amerl-
can Express building, we're comnemorated lust
evening by grand musical solree, banquet, and
ball. About 2oo ladies and gentleman we're pres-
snt aud tho ontsstalnmans passed of very pless-
antly indeed. z - -
The entire premises, consisting OF the sym-
bollo Lodge Hall. the Egyptian Hail. the Amory,
tho Aaylum Of the Apollo Commandosy No. l.,
X. r., tue banquet hall the; parIors aud the
, 1874-03-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE, WEST s1pE CONVENTION. {.
A meeting OF delegates of tho peonlo's Party
waa hoh1 voator,ov nvenino nt thn cornor of
huams aho da'bteo as1eate, for 1ns Putpono u
arranging primaries for tbs election OF delegates
tn tho ConYenk.on To bn held at Twe}fth Street
Trrrar IIo1 tr,osa.v rho o,,aIr uoa taRon hv
- =, I'm" a''a"s' 49," so9N "a' '""'1' ~
IT, D. Alllier. .
On motion OF George Won uollon, 1t was re-
solved that tho election Of delegates be by ballot
in ouch ward, the .tn,o for voting to be from n.
m. mt, i n. M ,Ae 'N'' -'1 ''''Ae " =
Tho moof;nr II ~ ,1on nroccoedod tn ilesttnate tho
following nlares and iudesa Of electIon as fol-.
iows, *
Ssrtn,h rard-At F. Iodfua,s esloou. eotheass cor.
ner Ha4!ed and Evans streets. Judgcs-p. ]. Hickey.
I. Enrtglty mud +. Loltng.
EfaaM Wurd-No. t da4 South Joffofaon street,
at ngt TT & r,o 1so,a o,,nrc 1ucca
rh"mas Nolan. II. Ryan. sn;l J1esna sehmias,
Tenth V;qyd- Nothing hxed " yet,
1udEes-O. Periolat, Patrick nogszs, aud A. .. john
soii; IN, n.y., n.-A
1,eeX.n mG1ameer nIdo =. Mk: SaoseS-o'"sk
Ea;snta nnastSa sin y Wat Ssj,op sreot
Judpca,-flhnrlea I.nlnu. - Bakor. and Il A. Boyle.
Lincoln streets. Judges-John Fitzgerald and Otto
Dohling.
LSftsenth VardwNo, ~ X Milwaukee, . avsnnc. Judges
m. oefnh.rs' hnke "'tsh' and y. seha'1'
-De "ee''0e !1s 'as9 sssas4' sSss4.asS; S1pp.
The votera Of tho Seventh Ward are requested 11
to attend caucus this evanlng At 7:s0 in No.
ians Han. 40: 725 l. blno laland avenue, TO aoloot
delegates for the Woat Town convention.
:, The. TOWN BOARD.
ao ~! she Edit1r 2',t 9F 1he chieaoo ,3 1T7eune:
SIR; Wiii you, or wlll aomoooay: 20 good
enough 70 tou me- ano t9o PUBIC WHAT re tne
dut1es Tha a9e ana neoas o. Me oe ooera ss}eS
arc 70 be elected ~ me ealiy pars 0! next ontn
and consisting. l am not miatakeu. ol super-
, 1874-03-26

DUFyeHB 5tI1n GluS9 5EHfunt
Duryeats Satin Gloss Sarol " IL tho whitost and
purrx, consequently the strongest, Starch 1n tue
world. 1t gvos clear, whito, aud glossy finish, DO
earo you got 1t. "Duryoa's on orory package.
Mn. DunrEA--Dear Sir: We have thoroughly tcstdd
yonr Satin Goas Starch in Cur laundry for year,
and find It to be the best layo ever uHed. 1t gires
the finest fnsh, is entirely white, and niways ,tnt-
form nao c0ntatnA moro strength ttan any. othor
starch. DETROIT STEAM LAUNDRY,
117 Bates street, Dec, 8 1879,
, 1874-03-26

March 90, lilo 1loy. William J. Potria; 97th tho
Rov. II. g. rorrY 2sth, tho Rev. 9. +. ".
ssoeking, D. D.; 2oth, the hov Fr9ncis hlanh- H.
nov. Arthur Drooks April l. Tho Nov. II. n.
Powers, D. D.; 2d, tho Rov. 9. Lookot ?. p: 1t
ia hoped that this scrleB ot services will be blasH.
cd with many benofcial roaultH. md be followed
by much practical md spiritual good. All aro
invited- Services bagn At 7:a0. Confirmation
Will 10 hold In tho Church Of tho At0nolnons on
Good friday morning at II, o'clock.
, 1874-03-26
SUBURBAN NEWS.

,.u.oa naaat;na ~ Via Tr,,ot.o. =,
a4o, aojo 5 ~. ~ nas..,t.',s.. mam
Ayae Park anu Lake, az e"asor-Depafshons nai''
on Stnto street, Monday evening, proved . fail
11ro only four members Of the c1oven being pyoB-
ert
s'.' .,., .,:. -. A.. rn,u4a,. -, 1zrao
Park yaB held ut their Village Hall Tuesday eyc11-
49, D.aaa,,t Nroasro, par,,o, nonno1d novlo
arov g. ons GIG prcsidont e cady.
nv ,o,,nun;cat,oro ,roro roco;vod fro,, 4 n
Iwo communications were lecelsooiFoh a: ~
of q, 'yauaorsvao to yarious persons for amounts
sa,a H., .,,a,, - ~, 49,, n,oo,,.t ~ ch;,oo on5
Tic Thornton road assessment. SECS who'll hnl been ro-
cc,vo] bv tho Collector for ta.as amounting to
eceoos ~ s,sa s"roo uaoa,," ~ ~ a;s;a s.a,,,,o
a,an;a, aa sassrnont aal;n, +,,ot tha c1ar,r ho
authorized to issue warrants to him to cover tho
navment of. seme ont of the. separato-namad
funds. It gav % ordered that the clerk issue wnr-
1Ssta Treasurer: as r''Ds' ~ Wv 'N0
me th Gd noTq o 70 y mao
n ~. 'oo .td ~ Inn, ~ a,itnns,n5i & Tr.-
sela a 'sa sa5divisoa M % oi north i northoast K Of
mend It's approval.
ID ason IN
vas VAS orderod m approved @ on patitoners eomplianoe
with tho rules Of the Bond.
An ordinance was adopted dividing the village
into six election districts, as follows:
prsrn1o7 1. All e.st Of South Purk nyeuue south Of
Fory-aoveuth street, md north Of sisy-third; also
all lying cast Of Cottage Grove avonte, south o Forty
third street. an1 nos @ of sixty,sevgnt M street Ine
ToTng paee os u ae ~ IT, ,naoa mi nj s,g,s II
Tyc an,i IL II. II H. Hnblard to 10 clsrxs.
DIsru1or !, al cast Of soutl Park nyonue and
north Of Fortyth1td street; a1Ho, all lying north of
Eorty-seyanth street. oast Of South Park avenue and
west of Cottage Grove avenue vqtng place a. Clever
a corner OF gro9aa ssseot ana use3e avenue ooa'
sasn i,.rE yn T9,nHn d
snd north Of sl1sy.tlirI strcot Voting plaeo Ut I,
" Ada,ns corner Of Btato md Forty-seventh atrects
Jndges-Jamaa II. Ely, John Aitchie, John Murphy.
| Clcr6s-JamcH Goa. Albert jenkins.
, 1874-03-26

Chickering's New Improvement.
Tho ChickertuH rlauo firm lays invented nav
metal agraGo which, applied to- every string in the
piano, produces tho swectcst tone imaginable. These
pianos be at ReedH Tsnp!e Of Music, corner
Of Dearborn and Van Buren, streets.
, 1874-03-26

Ile LaBt Elanoo.
Mr.. Harrison will clhse out the remaining oil paint
tnga, thirty in number, to-day, Mt o'clock. Re-
member there Is reserve whatever any painting.
Nos, 204 and 2uB Eat Madison slrcet.
, 1874-03-26

James u. DriggA,
Townsend MscCoun,
Warren. Kesnoy l. Co.,
191,es II. Bowen,
II. II. Iio.sore,
Charles Clehyer,
o. 8. Cleaycr,
II. L. Hammond,
4. Il L. 8. pistce,
Henderson l. FreAr,
O. E. Dro.ner,
+. a, bragg l. Co.,
Young l. ltowley,'
J. l.. Corthell,
Nichols Il Fitch,
potwin Il C.,aby,
J. Henry h Jacob Well,
q. W. Moulton,
Il. 8. uawley,
baldwin, Walker l. Co.,
dnstlu l. ,yatlsce,
j. q. h A. Henyel,
4. J. Galloway l. Sons,
Campbell 1sr0s.,
DAyta h Pile,
D. J.. 4 @. ". Perry,
A. ". OYitt,
]. g. McCor1 Il Co.,
Charles .. Holmes i Co.,
Jus. u. Chntltller,
Sslt1on Fith Il Co.,
Henry L. Hit,
S. DslatuAtef,
". D. Karlo1t Il Co.,
q. 8. Hubbard. Jr.,
>LArkin l. Jsakq.
, 1874-03-26

Estate Brokers"
Clarke, Layton l. Co.,
y, F. Clarke h Co.,
Braincrd r. Smith,
Clarke Il Cooper,
u. ", Thomas i petuout
Day u Balb0rn,
Vim. II. Sampson l. Co..
Kerr, Dawson l. Welch,
VIM. +. I'hRyar,
II. Palmer Il Son,
A. J.. l. J. ". Cooper,
Beldeu +. Culver,
Root h Stone,
r. Evans l. Co.,
Frisa!e l. Itapl,Ieyo,
Wm. If. Derby,
O. 4. Glover,
Glilds l. Prince,
6nydcr, Il Lac,
WllltBton b G,IrlIok,
j. E. Durchell l. Co.,
A. h A. D. Dnllamy,
I. u. Fox 4 CUE,
M1ltard l. Decker,
", r. Lonfl.ts l. TO-.
, 1874-03-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK TO CARQIFF,

Tho South Wales Atlantic stean,ship upmpany's Now
sln from TonnA,ssnla Railroad Wharf. Jefsey 0ity:
Fch II / hENMRsoK Ns ..ApEiill
Carrying good. and psssengers et through rates from
Brtsto! Channol, Anl ait other points In Kugand,
Thnsc steamships built xprcssy far thu trade.
Vlded with all the laost fur the comostand
couycl1lence Of
CABIN AND SrERNA0E PAsSENGEnS.
First Cabin, 7b aud $40 Second Cabiu $55
currency. stoerage., 40 currency. ~.
Prepaid StcctaKc caetfficates from OhrdiH, .3.
Drafts Tor ri kud upwatd1.
For further pnr1cnlnrs apply In Cardiff nt the COM
rAuyA O1cox. No. Dnck ChAmHEs, aud In New York to
ARolIRALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
, 1874-03-26

Supporting. ha Rops ua Wu4te Paper,
lotels ponce ara to be collected by, means Of
usw expodient. aunouaafd under distinguished
patsonagsr aud Ffsnoh saoioty,-ast lsass thai
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-11-28
4 Go. Fha folIonih.

a COMPLIMENT. The following
woll merited compliment 10 that
staunch and undinching Demo
cratic paper, the New Orleans
Bnlleiin. il from tue Louisiana
staats Zeitung 4 German paper
recently started il New 0aeans
Bns 70 whom il dne Tho credit
oi having caused tlsis caalition og
good men against thieves. plan
derers and robbers 2 l'o tie pnb
.lio press Look at Tie little New
Orleans Bulletin What bas IL
nol d0na fof onF own unfortunate
Iouisianal Iis very birth an ao-
eidept. lhe lissle so0ndline strne.
gled faithfully through Misery anil
want; lis forms seized. ils editors
petseeutod and menaced. ii fol-
lowed up bHsrelf cohfaonsly,
thst lnaeReueenR and raEri0tIe
policy, Which ha not only re-
dsmed COR State, sui also greatly
aided in causing chat rgent aation-
ii revolutian which put and end
70 R,dieal maIadminislralion and
corruption, Io the credit 81 tha
citizens of New Orleans, ba itsaid.
,hat they have generously aided
The little champion of their rights
to free itself from went and need.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-11-28


kFom Go Nev 0liaau- Timer.1
1he western portion of the Net
Orleans Mobile and Texas rail-
road was sold last Wednesday
TIE 18Th instaub. Frank M. Ames
being the purchaser. AT twelve
oelock m.s Under d decree Of the
United States Circuit Court. in
chaucery suit No. F0T3. entitled
hrank IA Amas, trnstee, vs. New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas ii.
road Company, III. p. KELLOGG
trustee, aud others, United states
8larshal Packard offsred at pub
lio sale in front Of the Custom
house, All the rights, titles and
interests, and property ia rail
roads, constructed Of to be con
slFnc'ad by tie Aforesaid New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
foad SompanY, in that portion of
the States ct Louisiana and Texas
lying west at tie Miss;ssippi rivsr
With branch lines as aatho,igsd
by the States of Ilonisiana and
Texas, 4 fulI description of tha
above Iamed properties aud tie
terms ct sale, requiring twenty
per cent. ct the pufchase money
Y cash, having been read 81 TIE
Y Y arshal and notice given bg 1Tr.
Fandely, on behah Of Mr. Chas
of bilI Id eqnitg now /
9enaing ~ the United tes /
Circuit Court, entitled eharlss /
Morgan rs. New CHeans, Mobile /
lna Texas Railroad Company. et
together with a statement bv +
ir Dodge, Of the claims oil GER
SslA eontF ictors, am0untina ID
ue aggregate @ s70e, GOO, against
he railr0ad company. nov on 6ls
2 the Superior Court, tie bids |
we're called fox on the hrst section
4 tha road, between Wesfwego
I'D Donaldsonville, a distance ST
bout seventy miles.
AT. Frank A Ames, 4 repre-
antatiya Of the boudhallsrs in-
sFests, started with 100000
.hieh was run up by gentleman
gldeatiy representing home cap
az, whose name we did not learn.
s500,OO0, but finally closed to
u. Ames. Tor &325, ,000. Tie Sc
md section Of ths road, embrac-
Is right Of way from BAYOU {
0ula II the Sabine, With branch &
from VsTmilionyilis t6 ShFeve- /
1rt and Baton Rouge, was bought 3
AlE Ames, i'd The sane inter- j
1, for $50 900. ii
What was termed the third par. /
! embracing right of way aud 4
isdseges from Bashear CITY &
nth to Vermiiionvlle, and alse y
e fourth parcel, covering equal .
lgileges between the Sabine aud q
Texas, was purchased
DIT. Ames, she fret ior $50. COO q
y the last far S25 900. and TINS y
ded the long-talked-of sale 81 the u
estern Interests Of tha New N
leans, Mobile and Texas Rail- tE
"a Company. -Four HUNDRED
4 hlty thousand dollars pur- 81
ased whas il really w0rsh over 4.
nillion "
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-11-28
PER b EERANeE.

f1 AUR MILLS ARE SUB TANTIAI,-
~ w built expressly for the purpose
ct R3ca Milling with ali the new im-
7raYements and appliances. with snfii-
elent warehouse capacity to meet any
demand tot receiving aud f0rHardina
lslgEs centrally located 10 raiiroads,
shlpping ferry and steamboat eIinqs.
Ne viii gualantee our milling ana
yield, both as to quality and quantity.
to be ansi2I passed by any Htlce min in
this State
Our turn OUT has always been from
lD4 to ia lbs. cleaned Rice IS Tie bar
rel of rough, which is about twenty
per cent over any mill In this city
and country.
We viii pay particular attention t0
the separation Of all lots 0f rough Rice
received BY Us.
Cur charges for milling are as follows
1c per pound cleaned, for Nos. and
we 7" I0r polishing horse min
Rice
No SleFiation Oh the above priees un-
der any circumstances.
SACKS tnInis he'd free of CHARGE.
SIEWERD & KIP.
Address, Lock Box 36,
augdyl New Orleans. Ia.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-11-28
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Tho UHg ienea wishes % inform
thefEaFsin nuhhe an6 Stock Blowers
thnt he has ssg ssi.l ll,sss.f +. r.s
81 noua FeNa5n ana is ready t0 ~ om.
mediate AZ iia may wish Ia cross Mith
hin, with thine Has IS generally
Required g stock men and travellers.
ae has 9 large safe klat, snimhle i1r
e ing any lnd of sfock also two
eha3n boom orswimmiue pastugage
on aaehaaa a ths fveg ire 81 ebafge.
Aeer con ntig GA h0ad 3 fall sup
Ply ol Grocer Provisions and For
age. at tho very L0W prioesl
mY9.tf H. D. NIX.