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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03
ONCE Of the AMERICAN COTTON TIE w.

New Orleans jane Isl, I"h
To DEALERS IN Iron TIES,
Planters and Country Merchants geae'aDs'
Gentlemen -.
We most sincerely tender our .ns's 4
for your very liberal support and pa'ronsSss s,,-
the celebrated ARROW TIE anu y
by des re to advise you that we are now "
pared to meet the demands of all our pstrcnssv
gn'riag the we'll known irrepressihle Af T,ss
Tie, and other open " side shot. " Cotton NJ
having on hand the largest stock ever ,SSor
throughout the cotton States, which we w., s
ie sold In any quantity under full gnarapssrdtst
as regards quality, and al the lowest 10
rates, by Our agents in the following cifies'
New Orleans. La. Mobile. "a. Ala
Memphis. Tenn. Montgomery >"
Louisville Ky. Atlanta ga
1t. Loujs. Mo. Macon, Ga.
Galveston, Texas. Savannah Y C.
Charleston, s. C. wilmington y
Petersburg Va. Norfolk, ~
Baltimore. Md. New YORK.
Very respectfully,
~. W. RayMe n Co.,
GENERAL AGENTs
sepi2-am Late Bartlett \ Rsynel
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We solicit fo attention n our
fa ir asd es taxB 70 ts y cit.
ration n PiaaYisg 0i te White
Vans Ciph II PaelDl't A. fr
- th1 iaa eae5 u hif Cab my
eusai 10 giyse ts Die D. ths lailt
trioaiy cfcplilsl daair4 Of on
inicnhon on dg piri N tic uhiiel or
interfering viii tbs political rights
81 lhg blacks or IF forcing op3l tiom
q war Of races
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W. are indebted to the courtesy of
r. Ii. Boiling, ESQ, superintendent
of the Mobile Cotton Exchange, for
a circular, from the Mobile Depart
mont Of the National Cotton Ex-
change, which we will publish iu u
next issue.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

Daring fhe alseG Je Of Ames,
Aleck Davis has been playing Gov
erbor agai1 No other opening
presenting itself fpr him to di,play
li4 g%ubernatorial talent be- issues q
proclamation to the people Of Mis-
~ ip9i on matters and things in
general. 10 contains some good
points, and asa stump speech woalf
have donc credit to its author.-
Columbus Democrat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03
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riai m W rsf putsn
aai #e Ga fa Huys ela
h s.fy badly pot DO n9lrd
To- siasf HR t0asr or Which We
giak t BE- considerably "mssl hu'
blf u.G q very ieaf lei D yof n ibe
3 toaeaw and corruption Iagre.
dent. BltHis 10 b. supposed fbfi
nls honest iarmefs aad yeomanrv, IN
assem werJ not wlh
oisoHy political T. draw these aiee
D distinctions - % the resolution, 10
fhc same connection ~ regard 10 sup
porting men iur caiae. Where the
slnte Grange pledges IT, Members TO
support no ono "bGr AgS o. ISrEGRl
w. AND WITHOUT REGARD To PARTY
LINES ea TiEs RACE or Cotton =
bot tic Clarion IN quoting this
sentence cditorially, has it, "of
Integrity and crp7cify' aad we
suppose this ~ the proper YER
iiCn : this would narrow it down 80
much, that the State Grange would
be upon tie white Line on
Ihis suLject.
The Report Of the Committee on
Trade il worthy Of serious
Consideration. This at once suggest
Sea Port for the State, and we glad
V perceive that the COMMITTEE earn
silly directs the attento on OF the State
10 Pascagoula, Oar sea-
,oard Oranges should pay especial
ttention to this matter, and in exert
NJ Themselves to e tablish q Seaport
Of the State, they will direct !
Y assist in building up a Direct
rade for the State.
Every one should we'll weigh the ,
Of the Committee on lmmi.
ration aud labor, with the resolu,
ions of the Special Committee to
,hich it was referred and We request, 1
9 desired, our Northern and West
rn exchanges to copy the same ais :
lough we can scarcely hope TO in
uce immigration to our State when
Ich a financial condition Of affairs {
5 is represented would also stare" s
ne now conner sin the face" Nor
IN we expect it, until the WHITE ;
'EoPLE OF THE STATE combine and /
ely upon themselves to have our
fices filled BY "men Of known and
led ability, Of un1oubted integrity !
nd requisite fitness for Office, who !
lall not only be faithful, but also {
)mneteut."
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

MERCHANTS please take notice. that the
LARGEST. he's, felecisd aud cheapest
vholessle stock Of ready made Fol and
Winter Clothing ever brought 10 Mobile
Is nsw ready for inspection ut the Man
moth Clothing House Of NJ 7. LEVY
& Co, Nos 10, la.and 20 North water
street., Mobile, AM
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

EH#F EHH H
Jssepf Ussens u.w,,t na~ei,od
tJHn P.4gs.
[ rh4ma Cl,fb 4" -
rrisrsI shat The fglpsina smmnis he
psy al. oaof the p lie T,nd. to.-i .
a. = Ravens Oae Handsei and
LitiN boiisf-, Tor buihiing Bridge acrOse
u on Offrk
l.Sofft tul0vsy ivy Three ID liars.
ior bui ding Bd1gs aerO.s Whites Greek.
In the msiier Of The P~tiiiDn for Road
n m the Court House 70 River. md from
thence down the bank Of Hivrr 10 fas
ctggnla ~ per plan aud petition present
ed to this u ard;
IL u ordered thai J I'm H. Delmas,
Justin Durel and II. Krshs, be appoint
ed Commissioners TO ascertain from the
property holders OF the land over winch
said Road is proposed 10 pass, whether or
not they will give With or sithont COM
pens ition the lind II ces'sry for sid
I.yad. aud il ~cJm,ep-ation reoair 4 the
respective amount required from each in
dividnal property boiler, aud that said
O IN missioners report their action 10 the
premises TO the next ID cemher meeting
of this b ard, aud it is further or tered
that no compensation shs be allowed
said Commissioners for the services here
in required to be performed.
Ordered by the Board III It the follow
ing amounts, be allowed payable out Of
the County Treasury, to-wit
m
Th;r 80 sui % II 'Us
n ''iue uoiot.i 10 u n, Nope'
a. . ~. ntep"ance 9s muse
49, p "'".'s 10 " n,oy'
uaa5 20 h,mrne n"' ona-
nua au 10y ool'arS' 70 J.: ~
nhirtpnntt oslla,.es m per bli' FILED
con,s "'""rS ana twenty-five
cenm's;
o 'naS ens Cie'k OF thls Board
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

The STAR discusses the feasibility
Of making PascagonIa a great manu-
featuring aud commercial city. But
Tor the malignant spite and petty
meanness Of a carpetNbag legislator,
the improvements necessary to make
the P%asCagouia barbor one Of the finest
on the Gut Goa { might now have
been nearly completed Columbus
Democrat.
That's ever SO.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

III ever / cease to love" Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam, | shall prove
ungrateful 10 one Of the best remedies
on earth.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

MsH s fsm snf hs pa
e. sflHy shsalhf ~ aeffa sss1 HsY
- ~ Natle asf hH % en- saf fsfm
las. Fs peNhsslng ne MHf
q sshise y ~a ON " LE0Y 4 CO.
sos W 81 eos m Nofh Water ffss
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03
The Oxford Falcon of the 1911

says;
The University of Mississippi
will be open for the reception of
students on the first Monday in
next month, and at the same time
the Board of Trustees will meet
tor the purpose of electing a chan
cellor."
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

- aaa4sfle fNs~mhss 4 u Na
FName4 NahF ~ af~as
4 a~sa ~swY hep@ 80 mfss*es - $50
ssass - pssw sanserss Nss~ p "
aa4sa
~ fusv f~yssf
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u. VYRGM

Dealer in
Landreth's G d Q Seeos
also
Grass Seeds of all kinds,
Ferfilizrrs, Garden Implemsnte' e''
No. os Grayier Street. 81
Between Camp and Maganne
New Orleans. Louisiana. sepi@"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

Mr.. VIM. Elders Of Moss Point
who went over to New Orleans on
the 22l inst. to get sails, rigging DC.
for bis aew schooner the Harry Bod
1ilt on1sTte6 bayou
A. he4 a;od a.,
:.
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W. No. u
MAIDS A THOMPSON Bill 10
Foreclose MORTGAGE.
Judgment s2,67l 63, and Costs.
The Undersigned Chsncery Clerk ottbs
County aud State azores id, by virtue Of
y Decree Of said Cbauc, ny Court in tho
above stated Canse, rendered Auril 22Bd.
A, ID. 1874 as Commissioner in Chsncrry,
will proceed /, sell On tue pr,misesh
public cutlery, for Cash. TO the Highest
bidder, on Saturday the 17'h day Of o..
tober, A ID. 1874, the following der cnbtd
lands and personal property. or $, much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy tho
amount of said deer, e.
"A tract o. land On the Ess' side Of
Pascaponla River, and on the East sas
OF Cboctaw Il you. bounded as follows
to-wit Commencing ut the sontb-Vess
corner of land now owned by 3 v.
Mckay. and running in an eastward? dr.
rectIon along the line OF said land eighty
light chains to the line OF the land Of
Joseph Kaby thence along said Rabys
line South twenty-nine degrees West to-
post thence sonth eighty degrees west 70
4 point on said Choctaw Bsyou three
chaius and sixty-six liuks from the place
Of notwithstanding u front on sal'
Bayou of three chain and sixty-six links.
Also a tract of lpni, bouBded by q line
commencing at the southwest corner q
the tract OF land described as aforesaid
and running three chains and sixty-si
links along sid Bayou TO a post Themes
in al eastwardly direction along a road 70
the pnblic road and thence on a line
parallel with the southern boundary o.
the above described tract of land to ts
line of Joseph Raby's land; thence ia
northerly course along said Raby's line .
south asst corner of the above dsscrioed
tract of underwriting ninety Acres
more or less.
Together with the Siw-Mill. MachIDey,
and Fixtures thereto belonging, situale'
on said tracts of land.
Acting as Commissioner. I shall oug
convey to the purchaser such title as !
may lawfully convey under said decree
Sale between IL o'clock A. NJ, and :
O'Clock z. NJ, the hours prescribed "
law. @, II. ALLEY,
sep II Al. Commissioner in Chancer!'
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4hs ss 80 a
sa,or iron the Uoff who went over
about the same time died there a few
days AFRO. A rumor exists here that
these were yellow fever cases but
gentlemen from there insist there Is
not a case III the city.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

ftiH 81 o. fe fa'iaRax bl,ss :
Ne times specified ~ fe alle
m ffas
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

The account OF james Lsdnier fnr
conveying Dead Body is continued until
next Term OF this Board.
David Reid, County Anctioneer. hav.
ing failed to give Bond, on Petition Of
B. f. Pickett bis former sacnrity on his
original Bond. the said Pickett having
petitioned TO be released. and IL appear
ing to. the satisfaction of the Board that
said Reid has been legally served with
process, and having failed to appear and
show cause why said bond should not be
cancelled.
1t is now therefore ordered that said
Bond be csnc lei and for n,ught held.
Ordered that the following amounts be
allowed out of the County Treasury,
to-wit
Hardy Scarborough 9 dsvs GIG miles
81 80 Ferrvsgn $50. 80; John NJ COTS days
1856 NILE 81 80 Fsrrvsg. S24 80 Austin
Johnson 2 3svs "a miles 81 20 johnson
Ware 3 days 90 miles $40 so; john 1.
Byrd 3 laws 270 milee 1881 G. a.
Alley clark 8 days $500; L. N. Ramsay
3 days 5000.
The Account of Gilbert for attendance
on P.upe-s is dismissed ss veil as the
clsim for house rent of Five Dollars for
the care of panpevs. the Board being Of
the opinion that such claims sre not with
in their juri sdiction. and that the allow
moe Of such claims would establish a
proceed ent that would be burdensome
10 the Tax Payers OF the onuuty.
Whereupon the Board adjourned ill
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20 uMIssIoSER $ SALE
In the Chancery Court of JAcKsos
CouNTY Safe 81 Mi-sIseippi.
Ami Term. A. ID. 1874.
ARMAND II. DELNAs. Execntorl
of the la-t aill aud testament Of
JoHs 5. HOWE, deceased.
W. No.
MAIDS A THOMPSON Bill 10
Furecloee hIortva,e.
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saa reb eh mtse
fbaf ia ben sl fsr ea fnries
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81 be 49, abA-risen sfas
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larne nart "a lsasg III ma oeonle
q cusa Save bssn sgrooolina for.
VA 81 EN- almost honeies 6on-
fesk to povernment sfaog0lsnt-
iV sef MS ard 0bstina lelv Sustained
by tbe President of tbe United
states tbe Beenls 0f Louisiana
submitted when fhev saw that
their nrbtests were ineffeetual
ana foana tb ncs World
BE follv
For Cuba President Grant en
tertains 4 sympathy which he e3i
DENLY does not care ii esnoea
Willie the reference Ell bis message
to the recent nnwise but rot nn-
natural uprising til Louisiana.
shows that hs not only eonlem-
plates The sufferinos .of her ped
pIs with Indifference. bat tbat he
has no intention III reforming in
any PARTICULAR the policy hi med |
dles6me oppression which has
made lis name odious. ana de-
stroyed the Republican Darty IN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

R month
aRrsad-
ii me aAlaaan 90 iatmr
ing next year than eyer before.
ftaa great mislolane and ~
haa secret herd Shines &
~ p
eiieB lumber
and too little liz cultivation q
the SOL 81 ths single ilsm ol
cora e oght 8 teas. save 6li
thousand 5olla pei year and
could - Il II every lsso
would raise his own corn. Wien
corn sells ~ u Landry forty
2nd City cents bushe i sells
here nt one dollar and dollar
and quarter pe bushsl The mar
ket Or . surplus y right here and
with 4 little raw hope superphos
plate sec sterua advertisement IT,
this paper there Is not an aers ~
arabic land ID Caloasieu which
win moi yield City bushels
Of corn This valuable fertilizer
will Immediately convert onF pine
lands into tbe very richest soil
Il Las been tried here, and there
ID no doubt about it. for rice.
u "a notorious that Calcssieu could
supply Che State while ia many
sections tis sweet potato crop is
81 abundant that If Is irequentlg
not. fully gathered Il is worse
than folly t. neglect .oar agricul
tural interests Khen, With very |
little attention, they viii be worth
over q hundred thousand dollars
1ext yeas Let every farmer de- /
.ermine e raise hts own corn, rice
ana potatoes next year and We
san al sing the old song of Hard
times come again no more
N
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AH

h6E6 Church IS lhs
La.. "a THE
Canv s gQI nd
oR&AlA me
aEt Asaclsinc,
~ aHenE III ne Nan. u Ia.
gENRY q WEEpHN nd Mlss EktAA bh8A
q WELSH
Nats gtafes a W aay 9geN9f
r6 81 f8a Kew Cobb. HDNAN
81. RBDpIeK. Eaa ad A AR =.
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THE New Orleans Times speaks
ont plainly and defeutly, end is q
manner that Pleases its readers,
when il says tile Returning Board
Is developing badly. and people
are hegirniag 10 be bored By IT.
Possibly che fault ID caargabIe
rather To It's peculiarities as ID in-
stitution. than 10 the idiosyncra
sizes of lbs members. That il has
no proper place in our election
machinery ID evident II ia The
9Th wheel to d political coach,
and never was intended 20 work
out trne issues 81 equitable results.
Ail our experiences tend to prove
the danger Of delay ID ascertain
ing the results ol our elections.
And Then, the expense of The Re-
turning Board "a Ga Impoverished
people i % srifing matter IA
has been sitting nore than b
month, with 4 large corps Of clerks
and expensive official accessories.
to ind out end proclaim what was
sar better known before its labors
commenced. Let IS ii oui next
legislative attempts reform the
Boafd Ont Of existence.
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IEy gH0UsLNn 1aLlARg 49,

WNTE WILL SEND THE WREKE,Y FcF0
NV #pa tha LOUSY E.T.g " sFKLY
COURIER JOURNAL. postage pFepaid on
both papers sqF one sRr or fS 81.
fha WeeRIy nUFieF-J0afna IA The great
iamlv taper 81 he enufhWask Nii. on
tie 9stof pecelnba 1914 Distribute impar-
tally 8a.e0s Il valuable pfeesnfs aUinne its
suhseFiheFs, aad every subscription sent through
us viii haenfitled a REGISTERED and numbered
rse1ipf fos lh Liberalization
sVALDIVIAs1 aalo of the South d
nagniacent serial stony commenced ST the
WEEKtf COURIER JOURNAL early III
November.
Send " IS 81 and sot BOTH papaFe
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- 80. llaINa.to..

1Iessga AN o. Pierpous. repre-
senting sho grocery house of n.
GLASS; of Galveston and Tom
milton, % behalf 81 tho wen
known lirm Of Leon d III. Blum,
of tbe same city, are visiting Cal.
easien y tha interest al their re
specsive establishments For want
of q Railroad IL New Orleans and
because Galveston ii our lumber
nafke Calcaaieu does 4 heavg
trade with shat place annually.
u en- New 8rIsans trad Is done
gia Galveston Ths establish
nent oL / steam po roula ba-
tween Iake Charla and Calves
spn Wonld ely inessasa Ibis
trade nd prove II immense b
eff % CaIealea and ( Tie
chanls q ths Island GiIg
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onIrnARY

Died. At BIS fathers residences. in kagdad.
Culcasier PBHsh a. on he nigst e gre %
Instant, lNNIs o00P Elk, JdniotS aged IL
years ard days.
The dseasea during be last several years
ofhis ito, ,ractsd a. attention of soioeFaers
ana snaugersas vef Is friends snd relatives.
by his mid and mnhls deWeancf
Popular with yaung and ola he uos only
enjoyed ths vaFmest friepaship If his assosiFtag
but won Go admiration q those q uatpreF
years re as the prids q the ianilg CIRCLE.
Advancinsin pig school stadies Withnnpsuaf
rapidiiy heinaulesd sha foRdsat hopes gf fpture
aseTulues apa esersed hsnself With hat sra
ii vise But tha vista Whs deceptive ths
hope doomed 70 shd short 81 fruiti5n.
The death angel bogered over him. md be-
was satdeniy mnoned . tho silent city IF
Ire dead
Farewell Lewiel Nay 10 sod rest lightly
On thy bosom, Cor # was theabOde Of generous,
noble soul.
W. win me@t again where earib eca tfsred
qGecsiopsshallnll ID reunited beYoad The
t'ves. u FRIEND.
BhapAp, Dea 4, 1874.
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AS there aFe great many iIi-
gairies maje about Gle price u
lands ID this parish, and the terms
Upon which They can be bought
would ibnot Be wen cor our land
owners, those who have lands ior
siale, to answer, il some way, these
inquires2
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

Once again into orr sancium
eomesh the Star spabgled Banner
ihe Decembv number. aud liz
oue TINT closes its tRallth year 81
success rev AYE lhere VIC know
not this splendid paper iih n ~
lon columns, s 81 Ledger
illustrated end jas. examined sb
che very best reading poems
tales stories sketches. VIZ humor
pa fun n also contains lbe eal
ehtAsed I" Rogu coru n
.ieb every sWindlsr hun6ue
Quae hni 'd ii AneFica hst
been i and M - fully exposed
Tor 1875 ovnry ubsofibeF sceits
/ Che paper falls prepaid, aha ibsr
4 pair a charming z praug' chro-
mos. 40 elegsnl aieI mary album
book, On choice u tvelvo pre-
miem Nv being worth more
slian the price 81 the pape bieh
ia hl ar No pap
more taalGR established h
tataknna Liked. ssee
aaNs t MS a fails
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I 4
WASHINGTON Dec l2 In the dis
tribution ofthe President smessage
among the various committees of
the House. an Wednesday, tho por-
ton Of il referring to Che tronbles
ID Arkansas was referred to the
select COMMITTEES already existing
ION that subject, and that portion
Of the message relating to the
troubles ID Louisiana and the
Southern States, excepting Arkan
sos. was referred "a 4 select com
mittee Gf seven, To be appointed
by the Speaker
This committee has not vet bean
appointed. It ID very probable
thatafter it has been appointed and.
organized. II will proceed % sake
testimony thFonqh sOb-commit
tees. On otherwise, ID relation Ia
The disturbed condition of affairs
ID Mississippi ana Louisiana. OF
course any announcement of what
mas been pr mas NOT bean dcteT~
mined 10 premature and pnauthar-
lzea, 81 long as the committee it-
self Is bet actually il existence
President Grant - quoted as
saylng I further troubles oceur
ia Louisiana, BIZ WALL send some
one there who viii huft Ha Isl
said 81 have IS view fall this busi-
ness thsr Gen Sheridan VI Gen.
Terry.
The contest for Judge Durell's
place lies between M0faD, Beck
ifh alid afdee. Ihs pgohabili-
ties favor gdee, WAC u uYeea by.
Gen. Sheridan and many pr0mi-
nanb lawyers of New Orleans
Morgan IS urged by Secretary
Fisb and many prominent people
os Naw York and Rennsyluani8
beeth ias the support ~ Gov
allQ Tie question a clar
ahiF enters a1ase into th t
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N B Smart agent for the steam
washer see advertisement "a an
other column i also agent ior
lie celebrated Crown wringer.
TIE price 81 wringer is ten dol
lars; the wriuger and steam Wash-
er eighteen dollars. For specimen
cali u this Office Every one war
fantea Cd be good.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

1l.e reliable schooner klcky
Captain Green Hall master sailsd
from Lake Charles Tor Galveston
ri tlie 10Th instant With forty
thousand oranges for Kansas
Cay.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19
IRAN El.IN AousE
DAVID N8u .-....... ..s..... FropgiateR
Conner Meehsnie and zstb streass,


III WILL KEEP g09ST NTLY ON HARD
choice selaoltar Il she 1 slqaoss beer,
alo and wluas Boevd ny the dry weak ana
month Travellers eNa ee aee0mmodaiad II
goed peal and comfortable bra ~ aN times
Po mtans Nl 1e SPARED 81 make quests feel
Bong. Prices q suit tbs pgesa hatfl timer.
NV nqaaa il oonveni az 10 shippiAg, and CLOSE
% tbe aalTesson and Houston railroad dgpet
ip EMS city, novi4Y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

Wa iaFita kAe attention 81 our
readef g the advertisement q
Mr. E 4 Glass, wholesale grocer,
which Will Be- found ia to-day
paper This house il represented,
r. is traveling agent, by our old
friend A q Pisfpont Vic is vel
ard favorably Known Throughout
Louisiana and Texas d "a active
and energetic caHVassar.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

We received some tlme ago
some compositions written by the
scholars ol one st eur private
scilnols ii the northern part Of
nur parish. TIE compositions,
though not perfect, Gre crsditable
70 these young authors, bat We
oan net publish them without lay
inc ourselves under obligations "a
publish similar contributions ir0m
Other schools IL onr parish, The
small size 81 onr papeh and the
greater Importance 81 other mat
ter go moi allow is n establish
ellis precedent
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

See advertisement of eligible
lnNulois fol Vie u to-siay . paper
Naw Is DE time To make your
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-19

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