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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

The handsome, swift runEing
peller, RIA MOS, will run reeal
semi weekly, FROM Lase Chass
IleesbHrg, tCalcagieg kass) gai
the 10 8. Mai All down and pF ~
by daylight. Accommodation Y. w
passengers. Excellent inducenlPaN
hunting and ilshing parties
Fare FOR rnund tlip ldeNA
IS down Or up only,
ve Lake Chasle Afona
gsss Is -ssssss4 It III "a SEE
thursdays ab ~ s
burg same days
Leave Laashure Neane
saturdays at AS M arrive y
Charles sane days eenaQ8
tina between both pisces teeA
aetuel rugains time nNea
THOs. ID. BE& N QIiAls
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Tam reliably informed that Ia d
speech at Oscar S. Lyons ) tore, on
the llth of this mouth one Mr.
kleinpeteF. d bird Of passage now
residing 40 the Sulphur Mines ia
this Parish, said that 1 lad vo-
tea Ia the Legislature for the mix
ed school hilli and the civil rights
bill / pronounce this to be- a
malicious aud deliberate falses
hood aud challenge Mr. Klein
Aafar ~ nmu hndu Alec IL .se.sss4 = :,
btsNs AftaNff w. I@MA#N A@
any one single instance ia which
j did not sustain end maintain Tie
beet Interests 81 my people and
supported the Democratic purity.
W til KIRKMAN.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
oATD

Iaa voters of the l0sh sanatorial
District are hereby requested 81 Fay
nc aitantion to q fnmol that naYe
withdrawn, 81 TINT 4 iulena 90 Nita
dfaW. ray name rs 8 candidate Tor ale
State Senate. IL ! make such With
drawal and ] have no present inten-
tion 70 40 So, I VIII mike il oaly ogeg
asg slQaata9.e, n ne aetospapses
/ tslse this opportunity 81 return my
earnest thinks "a nay friends Ia Calca-
sieu Cameron, Lafayette ana 81. Aan-
dry, for their warm support ot me,
and to express my sincere regret chat
my professional engagements Lave pre-
vented me from canvassing the clisi rlet,
IS 4 intended To canvass it. My politi-
cal views were published early il the
campaign They are my views to-day;
& elected they will govern my action
iii tlle Senate il not they will govern
my action in private Life
i had no other motive ia becoming
candidate than desire to be useful
20 my feilow-citizens IL you think
that any other candidate car be more
useful to you than myself, by all means
vote for ham Respectfully Yours,
GEO. I'll WE'LL
Lake Charles, Oct, Itch 1874
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ALLEN GILLEY,

fany of onE old subscribers and
advertisers are III arrears for subs
seripon advertisement, etc, and
IL we haze waited long aud pa-
tienily % them. ae hope, after re-
reiying this notice, they will, With-
out delay, como forward and sol-
tie the same, az we are - need 81
Iistle cash u defray The neoee-
saFy expenses of orr 0flice.
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Psalms i'll Metre, Bihle Dictionary,
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Gliding twenty flill page lllustralons1,
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mgny other femures To make il simple
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Lake Charles, Get n 1874
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
SUCCESS SION NOTICE.
~-
Eptates Of Thomas Bilbo, and his wife,
Ann Lanrance, both deceased,
The Petition of Joseph Is Bilbo and
William BilDo, To have Jacob Ryan
appointed Administrator of
said Estates.

State Of Louisiana, Parishof Calcasieu.
La Parish Court
MThereas, jacob Ryan has hled ia
N the Clerk d Office, at Lake Charles,
his application to be appointed admin
istrator Of tile Succession Of Thomas
Bilho, and his wife, Ann Iiaufance, de.
ceased Therefore notice is hereby
given I'd I'D persona who have opposi-
ton to make thereto 10 make the same
within ten clear days from the first
publication at this notice or he will be
appointed as prayed fof in bis petition
By order of the court, this The ist day
Of October, a d 1874 Asa RYAN,
clerko said Court.
Lake Charles, October fst 1874 2
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- ~ IL - 80 \

lle call The special atiention Of
commissioners u election 81 tlie
extracts from election laws, COM
mencIng oA Tie hfst page q this
paper Only one commissioner of
qlealian need BRING tle ballot boz
Nad tally Hssa q iake Charles,
ha0 thpy must be 70 bfoughtwith.
ie lWenty four hours ailor closing
aa the POLLS
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Nor MrrHpRAwN
Elitor Weekla Ee6o

Editor Weektg Echo
Please Announce that have
not withdrawn, and win not with
draw, NV name as 4 candidate fol-
the State Senate. AS the only
democratic candidate for the Sem
Ste. opposed to the Kellogg usnr-
patton, / will not abandon my
party and my friends on the eve
Of tile election. Ii the White
League Of So. Landry and Lafa-
yette are not determined to elect
Dr Robertson, they viii Withdraw
their candidate ; and the 10th dis
trict viii elect Il Democratic Sem
ator. GEO IA. WELLS.
Lake Charles La.
Oct..2A 1874.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

To lhe voters q The parish ~
Calcasien. Notice Il hereby CIV
an that ! hnse withdrawn from
tha contest ior Sheriff. and ID de-
ing -, / take pleasure IN recon-
uendipg David Fl Lyons q by
friends ana hope that they will
give him their undivided support.
Respectfully
ALLEN GILLEY.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
NJ. WaII. aIIo1.IY nIgel ~

Mr. wells strongly urged g us
tiict Convention The goafef
published with Approving com
ments his earnest request that
ono might be held and mis- menly
declaration that he would abide
by It's decision. He was toe only
candidate vile did want one and
the only one who was willing 90
let the four parishes decide the
question of bis candidacy From
bis announcements as q candidate,
aud he was zee dtst candidate an
nounced in opposition TO DIR Bob
ertson. down 10 this hour he has
been democrats, outspoken, con
sistent, honorable, magnanimous.
throughout the entire district all
parties opposed to the Kellogg
usurpation we're ready and willing
and waiting to unite 10 his support.
on the eve Of the election, there
being no District Convention, the
White League Of ST. Landry and
Lafayette deliberately, intention
ally, and hopelessly split to frag-
ments the white vote Of the Dis
trict, aud the only organ of tne
White League in the district tacit.
~ acknowledges Tie politica
crime, and seeks TO throw the
blame % the Calcasieu democracy
for not sending delegates toa Dis
trict Convention, ID the face Of thc
fact that the democracy Of its owl
parish (St. Landry made the YER
same refusal,
/ We do not blame our democrat
! ic friends ii the other parishes
for feeling annoyed and provoked
because Caleasieu did not senC
delegates to the District Conven
ton. The refusal to do SO was !
violation Of duty and Of democrat
ic principles for which those wilt
made that refusal should be, anc
will be, held to ) grave responsi,
bility Bat ID The name Of TIL,
true Calcasieu democracy, and or
behalfof the only candidate fol
the Senate who contendsd ior tbs
just right Of the democracy ri th1
four parishes to select their owr
candidate, we protest against tht
democracy Of Calcasieu being helt
responsible for the failure Of tbs
District Convention, and for thc
division of the white vote III th'
district on the senatorial question
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
NOT TCE.

MS hereby given, that a meeting wiil
4 be held at the Court House in thg
town Of Lake Charles, on Saturday,
October II, 1874 M. for the purpose
of discussing questions OF Importance
to tie Mechanlss OF Lake Charles and
vicinity and with q view of organizing
if deemed proper to do So.
T 10. FIll{t Rem, I3 SWEENEY,
II VS.. AWKTES, II. FITz GERALD
BEN SI0DARD, D - BR Van,
~ HOUSTON, j.. BLAIR,
HEN RY IlANDI, j. P fFlgAl}Y,
II. III, GANISI. y u, RYAN,
JOHN CLO0 NFlY GEO M. RY AN,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

We viii announce candidates
for Police Jury, Justice Of the
Peace and Coustables, il English
for s2.50 each. Send in your am
nouncements.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

EEEcrIoH OF Police JURoRs.
There bas been no change since
The last election il the law provi-
ding tor tie election 81 Police Ju-
rops They may be- voted for
throughout the parish, without rel
gard to the ward 10 which the
candidate or the voter lives.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Ohio, indiana and Arkansas,
gone Democratic by tremendous
maiolitirs.
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Naa ooweaeE anna the semi
eoriai Qrea.ton


I7ih inst attempts 90 justify the
aelion Of The White League ID
bringing ont John ] Gardiner for
Che State Senate rs arguments
are tess sound then Ingenious
The Courier should not eontound
che course Of the HoHo during This
campaign uith that 81 our parish
conventions, nor should II mold
She Caloasieu democracy respon-
sible for the acts Of less than a
dozen Of Dr Kirkman s friends.
Tie Courier knows that our FIRST
parish Convention vas trans
parent sham, deceiving nobody
and that we have had but one
convention IN which Mr. Wells
was allowed 4 chance to Be repre-
scented. III that convention Mr.
Wells carried three wards, entitled
% ten votes, and his opponent
three, entitled to twelve votes bnt
on the question Of sending dele
gates to d District Convention,
there were twelve votes ID favor Of
sending such delegates to only ten
against it, and those twenty-five
votes were not allowed 10 be cast
Only thirteen votes we're polled
on That question, under the extra
ordinary ruling Of the Chairman,
himself a 6irkman delegate, That
vote was polled tlgtce the second
time without any motion to re-
consider, and while a motion, duly
seconded, To elect three Delegates
to the District Convention was
pending and vainly insisted On.
There were actually present at the
convention nine delegates from
the three Kirkman wards, and foui
from the three Wells wards. Or
the question Of preference be
tween de. Kirkman and Mi. Wells
those delegates we're allowed &c
cast the fall vote Of their respect
i've wards; and that vote was ten
for Wells and twelve for Kirkman
No one dares to deny that on
every other question il the con
vention each ward represented IL
it should have been allowed its
tnll vote Yet, because il was no
torions that some of the Kirkmau
delegates present, and an the
Wells delegates, favored sending
delegates to the district conYen-
/ ton, and because the Kirkman
delegates present had a majority
al five over the Wells delegates
present, tho chairman ruled that
Oh The resolution against sending
delegates to the District Conven-
ton resolution offered by a
Kirkman delegate the vote
should be one vote for each dele
gate present. The vote was SO
taken, the chairman "a Kirkman
delegated voting with the rest
and the result was 4 tie one
Kirkman delegate voting blank
six Kirkman delegates voting ioi
Tie resolution, and two Kirkmar
and the four Wells delegates 70.
ting against Il. Immediately |
Wells delegate moved, and Oh,
motion was seconded, To elae
three delegates to the Distric
Convention, Without any mo
ton 10 reconsider and Ia disre
gard of III earnest cali for 4 vet
Ga lie motion, duly seconded, t,
elect delegates 70 the District Con
genii0n, tie chairman stated tina
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Caspar SCHNEIDER has favored
us with a bunch Of perfectly ma
tured bananas, grown in the open
air ID tho town Of Lake Charles.
We grow oranges. fgs, pears, 4 hi
ples, grapes, Strawberries and ban
anas. Lemons and almonds are
now ID order. What next
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Registration closed yesterday
evening. On going to press yes
ierday Al one o'clock 7. nj there
were registered one thousand four
hundred and fur.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Send Id your orders for election
tickets. Ne are prepared, At short
notice 70 furnish any number re-
quired.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Read carefully the advertise
ment 81 Gregg Purchasing Blu
rean. lie sure to send for cata-
loEue aud circular
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
J q. GAvIsK,
- onaEIe.. L-amL.Iana.

ft0fFtlR, f'IN AND STREET. TRCN
n worker Johbing promptly attend
ea % q reasonable prices and on work
guaranteed
I y. VIII ramalH 40 thia place Gut
short time. send in your ordera im.
modiatelY A29s28
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
, PUB EGsALE.
Vacant Estate d William conkhn decd

Vacant I1stateof MilIialn Uonkhndec'd
VKTIIlL be sold at public auction, by
NV The undersigned, Curator or
through Che ministry OF q Public Auc-
tioneer, to the last and highest bidder,
OF the Store.ef Norris Y CO., iu this
parish. on Igiday 0eteher, Both AL ID.
1874, The following described prop
erty, belonging to the Vacant ESTATE 81
William Conkliu, deeeased viz
One small Sloop, Oh Sail Boat, quite
new, and lot Of Carpenters Tools,
Sc. &c, Terms; cash, on the day 81
sale. JOHNF. CLO0NI1Y Curator.
Lake Charles La,
Oct, 18th 1874 tf
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

NorIcE. M J y. Leveque has
returned to Lake Charles and
SID keep The registration Office
open until nine days previous to
RE election. as The law directs.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

See advertisement Of Family
Bible, ii another column Of this
paper.
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Read card Of Geo. IA. Wells,
Esq, il another column.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Read notice for 9 meeting at
the Court House 81 Saturday "a
inst.
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oANDIDATngl 60 II.
- nnarL

For eherW
Having been solicited 81 mar.
aerats of this parish t. beeom
didate for the Office 81 sH R4r
now announce myself fol ths
the ensuing November election
DAVID Fl. LYONS
We are authorized To anaonnna
REID as q candidate for ssei
the Office Of Sheriff of thss nassa
the coming election, ia Vow
For Reprcsemtafive.
We axe authorised % anaoe
W RICHARDSON as q candia
represent the parlsh0f caicasian
next General Assembly, at the sIs
in November next
At ne solicitation 81 NAM fig
crats. i hereby annonDca mv
candidate "a represent tha psF
Caleasieu ID the next General
bly, at tic election Ii November
W r. GILL
Fer Senator.
Ws are Authorized t0 ennonnss
VILLA NJ IT KIRK0IAN. FL
date for the tate Senator f0e tba ~
Senatorial District, eanpfsino
parishes Of Calcasieu, Cameron
cite and ST Landry, ct The next sleass
IN November, 1874
/ respectfully announee mvsf
Candidate for the office 81 state SEMI
of the Tenth Senatorial Disttiel N
| prisine the parishes of Cameron I5s
cite CalcasieH and ST. Itandry
GEORGE H. WETfs
j hereby annoHnce myself as
didate for The State Senate at tbe
suing election.
VIM A ROBERTSON
For partsga Judge
Attic solicitation at many Dan
Gratis, I hereby announce myself +
! candidate for tile ofiiee0f Perish Juda
i 1T the election il November next.
w w SMART
We are authorized to announce
+ j JONES, as a candidate FIJI
office Of Parish Judge of gaIasa
Perish, at the coming Noyembet d
tion
0r Police Jury
We are Authorized t9 annound
4 NATHAN CLIFTON, 81 the Ash Wa
as a candidate for tho Office ot Polls
4 Juror, Perish of Calcasieu, ut thed5
i ton in November next
\ III. j. IRWIN hereby reapectu.
announces himself us L candidate
/ Justice Of tile Peace, 9Th ward OIL
4 sieu Parish. i win hold my Office
elected ut the polling place where III
ceive the greatest number of votes
we are authorized To annom.
/ JOSHUA Col N6fS, as a DemoeHs
candidate tor tie office Of Police Jul
Of the 6th ward, Of this parish.
Editor Weekly, ECHo
Piease announce orr friend Ell
TAI. PERKINS. as a candidate for R
lice member from bhis ward We col
/ mend him to tle voters Of the pais
at large, md usk their support
VOTERS OF WARD NO. 4
BENJAMIN LYON ~ d cat didt
for Police Juror for the 9th ward
this parish at the next election
JOSEPH KA0UGH, is d candid.
for the Office Of Police Juror fora
8d ward of this parish, Noyenb
election
We are authorized to annOus
HENRY Wells II for recollection toll
Office of Police Juror, FIR 2nd ward
this parish at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to annori
\ WIN "A. PElGKIN ITS a canddi
/ for the Office or Police Juror Of .he
ward If this parish.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24

Read announcements Of new
candidates III ibis Paper
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-24
- I1aEfsIl IIlaga.

at the solicitation of many Der
Gratis, I hereby announce myself #
candidate for the offieeof Perish Jada
at the election in November next
W. wv SMART
We are authorized to announce
j} JONES' as a candidate fof 8
office Of Parish Judge of Calas.
Parrish, at the coming NoYembei se
ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-07-25

New SwARMs OF GRAssHoPPERs IN MIN
NEsoTA.-A despatch to the Chicago Tri-
June reports from various points in the
western part of the State mentioned the
appearance of a vast cloud of locusts high
in the air, flying southwark, so high that
they were barely noticed except when the
observer happened to look directly at the
sun. Lines to include all places where this
movement was noticed would extend 100
miles east and west and 200 miles north
and south. The advance of this countless
army was observed over the Minnesota
Valley and Sioux City, and the Winona
and St. Peter Railroad. The rear had not
yet passed the Northern Pacific Railroad.
These must come from the unsettled prai-
ries of Northern Minnesota, Dakota, and
British America. The swarms Matched in
the southwest counties of this State and
Northwest Iowa appear to have mostly
gone far southwark. There are no reports
that these fresh invaders are showing
disposition to come to the earth. The ru-
NOR prevails, however, that within the
past week locusts have appeared in great
numbers at several places along the Min
nesota Valley, north of their this season.
operation, and also in Waseca county, the
latter so miles east of the so called grass
hopper region, ana That these SWarmS are
depositing eggs enough to produce as great
swarms as have overrun the south west
counties. People were believing that, as
last year and in former times, they would
not lay their eggs before September, but
are now much alarmed, fearing the plague
will spread into the most thckly -farmed
regions of the State. Contributions for
the relief of the destitute south west
counties are coming in fast, principally
from the exertions of the Changers, and
the counties are beginning to appropriate
from their treasures.