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Wheat more active and about lc better for No l.
Sn Sn;sass 20 81 SRFns g 4
$S for So Milwaukee s. Soa s. q for Min in;
s. q White Tennessee Corn was in good de
ins1 were about $4,000 bushels at 7ec Soc Tor mixed
SOC Bic @ tor yellow and Dc T Tr white & 0ss w weIs r. n, IN
bushels at Sse Soc Tor new and ed mixed sc IS:
rst half of August Barley and rye remained inactive
in berth fcights has been fair to-
day, with rates somewhat steader particulariy Tor
The grain and petroicum trade met with fair demand,
with rates ruling easy and tavorng the shipper The
steam cS bushels @ Is of grain at 7,4a Sd 5000 % boxes 30
Sneess ~ bSds tobaceo "a at aus a 1 BY SAIL GO hhds
tocaeco at sSs Cd hRds taiow on private terms 70
at S sna BY ses SSs @ SSASf efs
frfa eSsHs Ss Sul 20 s
for ordcrs to the tinted With quarters
sra as voySe at M d short lay Sor G I w
$40 @ Of noG Gc hence he a 4 Ss lsd a "a
ss o ne GERMAN sn Tv"s wn &
Is'asa Senas % pors f With '' obi:
a 7faneq au aH iaiaa bark Venice s'
Sn Ml' Italian allan Dark BARK rom Psdcphs to "l cnoa enc direct
win s cases Of refined DO ssc and eS srs'qiy
sD SSs Of refined ao a o.; ss BT 6n5k Cn dq
tinenta port, with 300 bbls of refined DO, AZ 5s.
British bark, from do. same voyage with 400 bbs OF
| nnphtha, at 6e. I'd.
GUNNiHs.- stic cloth met with continued good
demand and the market ruled hrm. We note sales since
last OF 500 rolls at lpac., cash Quoted ut 3ac
lSsc. spot tor heavy average BornG0 and Gouripore
quoted ut 1850 Calcutta at loc. bags quiet, but
| quoted steady at llAc, u l2c.
HEMP AND Jurr~we notice moro inquiry for Manila
! hemp but other descriptions Inactive. Sale:
since our last, 3,5n bales OF Maniia for OK
Dressed American 81 6 tor double, 81 2b for single
81 70 tor undressed. Manila sac, 9Hc, gold
sisa thc, 6.ic. Russia, clean, ~ 20 81 80, gold
I Y,at,a q a VA
held at Sc. SIC. per h., gold Juo butts continue,
in fair demand and firm Sales snoe last 6O0 bales
| Mt ll-l6c. currency.
Hay AND SraAw, The arrivals OF new hay NOR
| liberal bat the demand sufficient to Keep price
steady at 75c Isl Old hay met w,tn a fair demand a
Hay prime timothy. 81 % 5! IS do good 81 lOa &c
do, shipping grades glc 81 do, clover. Toe y5c
straw No. rye, 6Oc. 65c. No 2 &0c soc. do, No.
oat soc. a S5c,
Wops-The demand has bean some W at hotter durin
the past three days but the transactions we've condne
mainly To small iols Prices we're quoted Steady rs ft
ows;-Amercan new. vo9d to choice, Slo, q 1c
Doc oids Sc l0c.; Ravarians (qenuine) 2lc. a 25c
Lsavarians Uateau, w. &ci Enaisp, lSc, ~
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, August 4-1O A. NIL
1915 and 11,3O A. NJ.
First BoarS-lO:2O A. Nj.

x $500 U : $40, r. 's7.... ll5T
n 10000 Us SIS, lC-4u r.. e. ITO
!. iUJO0 do. b c l09T
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For future delivery basis mddng, the sales have
been as foows:L Last evening. alter two oclock-Sep
tember. Loo at y october go a. lf I5c 100 at
100 september Tor October today up to- I'VE MMAu o
Is Isle l6c, 200 at l6 1880 800 atl6 sl6c so5at
tober~soj at is 7ssc 500 i6,zc, 200 at Is l2c.,
800 at Is issc 500 at is Ice Total 1900 bales Grand
total HaO bales Receipts at the ports were fol-
lows -ialvesion II; New Orleans, g. savannah: lsS;
Charleston, 42 Wilmington, Norfolk 10: Baltimore 3;
New York. 24a Total; SsA This day las. week, 6ll
This day year. 2Gl0 Rates or cotton were quoted
thus iayre hy sail &c TO .n, Hamburg by steam,
Compressed. 10 Liverpool. I'd. 5lod by steam; l4d.
'Eccs-The receipts continue small, but the demand
being also light prices were easy and tended DOWN
ward We quote Long Island, New Jersey and near
by dc; State and Pennsylvania, lec. a ac. Canada,
choice branda LSc Western do Alac lSc. other
ern, lie. - M ,.,m,.,
1874 63 bushels: corn 2 5ol do corn meal 100 bbls and
l63 bags; oats, 47 bushels; rye, 26) do The -four
market was rather more steady, with better demand
for shipping grades The sales, comprising all kinds,
araregate about 1900 bbs at figures within the range
OF the appended quotations Corn meal was quiet but
Sales 425 bbs at - 60 Is ior Brandy ywine
"a is 81 20 Tor Western yellow, and $3 80 81 l5 for
= DALE, vAIl. q n nj
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The quotations based cotton in store running in
quality not more than half above below the
grade quoted. The sales were
e' To Dnn. Lat Epenin1. Total
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6OW Un ki. lst.. .b3
1900 Un Pac rs g..
1910 I'm II, los, in...
5000 UD Pac s {. ......
2uUj Sti . Mist. xint
1909 Mich South s sf....
1000 rie Sd m. =.
Is shs Am TX Bank.
6 Cent Nat Blk ......
80 Hanover Bank -.
lJu Oulck Nj Co. b C
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rOn che West TN Tel .

$4,000 Tenn Gs, o, exc.
1000 Tenn 6's, II, ex c..
1000 Lie 4 N c. '9S. ...
20UU Har lst III rs, r..
2UUO West Un Te! bds.
5000 | axe :, C. lst C r.
1900 Gi West I'd m. go.
3UU Tn = los. tic b c
800 shs Quick NJ. ....b C
LOO quick NJ pf.....bc c
so Fac VI IS Co. be
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FINANCIAL.

A STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE
"A. stoc 3 egotiated. at TO per cent from the mar
ket $50 $780, puts calls 500 to $3.50 double prvi
eges This system of operating Is fully explained "
pamphlet sent tree on application. TUMDRlDGE CO.,
Bankers ana Brokers, No all street
A T REASONABLE RArES-MONhY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies: Mortgages and other
OF all kinds euecel with bcstcom
panies }. D. HABtlCH CO., III broadway
MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY UPON BOND
n. and Mortgage first class city Real Estate ALSO
Large Mortgages cashed ,,
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THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS.

Statement OF Supervisor Il. HawIey-An
Excess Of 1900 Gallons Dtscovcred-
The Value OF the Revenue Capture
Over SlOO 600.
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TOHN s PIERCE, LOG BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO
- loan and to purchase Mortgages on Real Estate in
New York, Brookyn and Weschester county Bring all
necessary papera
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THOMAS BUDD,
PAINTING, GLAZING
AND
PAPERHANaING,

Lake ChaEless Louisiana,
IT'S PERMANENT Y located here and
i win attend promptly to al work en-
trusted 70 him Satisfaction given iii
every instance A liberal share Of pub
lic patronage is respectfully solicited
iy1l SIN
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AN ACT

TO regulate the private markets in
the City of New Orleans and
their purposes.
Section l. Be it enacted by the.
Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the State Of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That
it shall (be) and il ID hereby made
unlawful for any person or per-
sons to open, conduct, carry on,
or continue any private market
for the sale of fresh meats, poul-
try, fresh fish, etc, in the city of
New Orleans within the space Of
twelve squares Of any public mar
ket, under the jurisdictions and
authority Of the Administrators Of
Commerce Of the said city Of New
Orleans.
Sec. q. Be il further enacted,
etc, That the Administrator of
Commerce be and he II hereby
authorised and directed lose Of
cause to be closed any private
market that may hereafter be es-
tablished for Che sale Of meats.
poultry, etc., in violation of the
provisions Of section one Of this
act.
Sec. B. Be it further enacbed,
etc., That for any further violation
of this oct, the party oil parties 50
violating shall Be subject to fine
Of one hundred dollars, OF impris-
onnent not less than three months
OF more than six months, OF both
at The discretion Of the court II
lis hereby made the duty Of The
I Administrator Of Commerce to
| give information to tho Grand Jury
81 the parish Of Orleans of auy
I party or parties who have violated
The said provisions Ok this act.
Sec a DO II further enacted
ETC., That Il shall b the duty 81
The de ot the First District
/ GouEs el she parish O. 0Flsass q
charge saeh naW Grand Jury &,
% Gle provisions q this aol
J Sec, B be u further enacted
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25
LAKE oHAaLns, July %, 1874.

LAKE CHARLES y NY 20 ~
Editor Weekly Echo
Having noticed AZ different times
articles 81 a reAscting character
ia regard to my name as q candl-
date fof The Tenth Senatorial Dis
trict, and 10 which my name has
been used rather fiippantly, / think,
especially IN reference to the free
market Bill, so-called, I herewith
enclose you q copy Of said Dill
which is for the information Of the
public, who might otherwise be
deceived By infamous lies. ! re-
quest you To publish IL in your
paper. / am not accustomed toI
answering anonymous letters, OF
anonymous charges But against
my will { am now constrained, in
Justice to myself and to the pub
lie, TO protest against these false
anonymous charges. When 1 write
anything Of a public character, IN
public paper, I sign my name,
for L am not ashamed Of what /
saw or what I do. AS s. ID. Read,
Of Cameron parish, in answer to q
former communication from gour
Sigma, very properly said that
Sigma was not the month-piece Of
the Democracy of Cameron par
ish; ret Isee in a later communi-
cation, referring to the visit to
Lleesburg of the knight Of the
scalpel, be still signs himself Sig
ma, Now, who is Sigma !? and who
1 is Democrat? We know Mr., Read,
bit who knows Sigma or Demo
cr8t? He may be my opponent
he may be Che editor Of the Echo;
or he may be the man in the moon,
for what I know. Ainsworth's die
tionary says that Sigma means a
table in the form Of u half moon.
| 1t il a pity that it was not q full
moon, and my friend Sigma the
man 10 the middle Of it, BE GER
/ tainlY deserves celestial honoTs,
| AS to my friend Democrat, he has
cot too many IFS for me. I would
commend him back to his classics,
which be seems to have forgotten
altogether. He reminds me too
much Of the character Of the clown
Touchstone in Shakespeare, who,
in all bis quarrels, always found
himself upon the seventh cause,
seven times removed, measured
swords, swore brothers, and parted
"much virtue III ala if !" and Dem
ocrat has certainly got enough o.
them; SO many Of them in the waJ
that / never will be able TO con,
vince him, until after the election
in November, that the reason be
and his candidate failed to come
to time in the convention is, be-
cause they are lett out in the cold
in ward number one, sand had K
Rowe theiv own boat.
M. H. KIRKALAN, M. ID.
RI
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- 80 Cnnrention.

The State Convention
The Democratio state Central
Committee has called State Cou-
ven6on. To meet at New Orleans,
August 26tb. for the purpose Of
nominating a State Treasurer and
members Of Congress. The coun-
try Democratic press is very gen
orally and decidedly opposed TO
the proposed convention, and to
the place Of holding it, and i is
significant chat nearly al the New
Orleans Democratic papers side
with the country press 10 this mat
ter. There is a determined express
sion Of opinion throughout the
country parishes that the white
people Of Louisiana should unite
in one resolute effort to overthrow
the negro and carpet-bag dynasty,
and that nothing should be done
with view 81 tendency to hinder
The desired union. A State Con
vention Of tie white people Of
Louisiana is generally favored, TO
meet At Alexandria and as the
address Of the Democratic State
Central Committee takes strong
ground against negro domination.
and in favor Of the white race, We
earnestly hope that the leaders d
the Democratic party will do moth,
ing to prevent that union Of white
men which is absolutely necessary
to the overthrow OF negro rule
a rule which is frankly acknow
lodged, and deeply deplored, il
The address Of the Democratic
State Central Committee. The
question Is not 50 much whether
a party, as whether 4 race, shall
rule Louisiana. The negro has
tasted political power, and is in
solently demanding more Of it
BECAUSE he has been led by til,
white people to believe that thu
State cannot be governed withou
his assistance. The day Of poll
teal compromise and Cancellation
between the races has passed. TIL,
negro has used it to bis own al
vantage, and has given the whit,
man nothing but disappointment
and insolenoe in return, 1t is tim,
for the white people to assert thei
political supremacy. or to acknow
ledge that they have no politica
rights which the negro is boun'
to respect.
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etc, That upon the reverse side
81 each and every license granted
81 The State Of Louisiana or the
city of New Orlenaa for the ear
rving on, Conduction and operation
81 q private market for The sale Of
fresh meats poultry, fresh fish,
etc Che following words shall be
printed thereon. ut is distinctly
understood that The holder Of this
license shall not open, establish OF
carry On q private market within
twelve squares of any public mar
ket, under penalty of forfeiture Of
this license.
Sec. 6. Be il further enacted,
etc, That CHS act she'll take efftc
from and after it's passage, ard
that an or parts of laws iii conflict
with the provisions Of this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
(Sig led) CHAs. NJ. LOWELL,
Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
(Signed) @, q, ANTOINE,
lieutenant Governor and Presi-
dent Of tile Senate.
Received ia the House Of Repre-
sentatives Wednesd il, February
25, 1874, and on the same day the
| House proceeded, pursuant to the
! provisions Of the constitution Of
the State, to reconsider the bill to
be entitled, An Act to regulate the
private markets of the city of
/ New Orleans and for other pur-
poses, which was returned to the
House BY his Excellency, the Gov
ernor, with his objections; and it
was resolved that the bill do pass,
two-thirds Of all the members
| present in the House having agreed
to pass the same.
/ WILLIAM VIaIRs,
Chief Clerk House of Represen-
| tatives.
| Received in the Senate Thurs
! day, February 26, 1874, and on
the same day The Senate proceed
| ed, pursuant To The provisions 81
the constitution Of the State ia
reconsider the bill to be entitled
| An Act to regulate the private
markets Of the city Of New Or
leans, and for other purposes
which was returned to the House
Of Representatives by his Excel.
Iency, the Governor, with his ob.
iections; and it vas resolved tina
the bill do pass, two thirds Of at
the members present in the Senate
having agreed to pass tile same.
a true copy.
p. III BEEHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
p. G.. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25

1T will be seen by referring to
tie announcements that MI. David
iii. Lyons has been solicited by
many Democrats % become can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff, for
The parish Of Calcasieu.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25

After this and the succeeding
number Of our paper, we will dis
continue sending it to those Of our
subscribers who are twelve months
in arrears for subscription.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25

The election in Connecticut Of
three Superior Court Judges, to
vacancies caused by the deadlock
Ii Tie Legislature last year, re-
suited in the election Of Roland
Hitchcock, Earl Martin and Sidney
b. Beardsly, all Democrats. Their
term is for eight years, beginning
from the 18th Of June, 1874.
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CANDIDATES, COLUMN.
For Sheriff.


Having been solicited by many Dem
ncrats III this parish ttJ become a cap.
didats for the Office Of HERIFF a
now announce myself for the same, NJ
che ensuing November election.
DAVID I'll LYONS.
We are authorized to announo.
ALLEN GILLEY aa q candidate io-I
the Office IF Sheriff, at the coming
election, in November next. Il
We are authorized to announceL I. d
DEES MS the Peoples Candidate for ca
Office Of Sheriff, at the coming election
iii November next.
WE are authorized To announce a. II
REID MS q candidate for reelection Il
the Office Of Sheriff Of this parish, Il
the coming election, in Novemba
next,
For Representative.
We are authorized to announce
WI RICHARDSON Of a candidate 4
represent the parish Of Calcasieu in Cd
next General Assembly, at the election
in November next. subject to the Dem
D ratio nomination Of this parish.
At The solicitation VI many Dems
crafts. I hereby announce myself a.
candidate to represent the parish
CaIcasien ia She next General Assem-
bly,, at the election in November nett
W. j.. GILL
For Senator.
We are authorized TO announce Dt
WILLIAM H. KTRIIMA1, as a cands
date for the State Senator for the Tena
Senatorial District, comprising til
parishes Of Calcasiett, Cameron, Laim
cite and ST landry, at thenext election
1 iii November. 1874.
I respectfnllv announce myself
Candidate for the Office Of State Senate
Of the Tenth Senatorial District, com
| prisinq the parishes of Cameron, Laiav
| cite Calcnsieu and ST. LANDRY.
GEORGE ii WELLS
I hereby announce myself as a Can
/ didate for the State Senate at the an
suing election.
VIM A. ROBERTSON.
For Parish Judge.
we are authorized I'd announce Il
! B. JONES, rs Il candidate for
Office of Parish Judge Of Calcasie
Parish, at Che coming November ea
i tion.
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No Hole.

There are thousands who know
nothing Of the blessed influences
of comfortable homes, merely from
the want Of thrift, or dissipated
habits, youth spent in frivolous
amusement and demoralizing as
sociations, leaving them AZ middle
age, when tie physical and intel
lectual man should be ID it's great
est yigor, eneryated, and without
one laudable ambition. Friends
long since lost, confidence gone,
and nothing to look to in old age
but a mere federation in the
community where they should be
Condiments. No home to Fly 70
when wearied with tie struggles
incident to life; no wife 10 cheer
them in their dependency no
children to answer them, and no
virtuous household % give zest to
the JOY Of life. All is blank, and
there is no hope nor succor except
that which is given out BY the
hands 81 public charities. When
the family of III industrious and
sober citizen gasher around the
cheerful fire on 4 wintry day. the
homeless man Is begging for a
nights rest 10 the outbuildiug 81
one who started ID life 81 The same
time with no greater advantages;
but honesty and industry bulls up
that home, whila dissipation de
stroyed the otheg
Chinese labor ID being utilized
successfully il Georgia, especially
op Che plantaiions Some thitiy
81 the celestiala have been at woEE
since March last and have given
the utmost satisfaction.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25
IA CARD

To Che Democracy Of Calcasieu, Came
ron, Lafayette and ST. Landry:
II HEREBY PLEDGE MYSELF to
Il publicly demonstrate, to Il positive
certainty, in advance of the November
election, that the action, of the Calca-
sieu Perish Democratic Convention,
held at Luke Charles, june 25th, 1874, is
not politicallynor morally binding upon
the Democracy of Calcasieu parish,
much less upon the Democracy Of St..
Landry, Lafayette and Cameron.
GEO. H. WELLS.
Lake Charles, June 26, 1874,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25

We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of the
old and well known establishment,
tie Lake House, now under the
management 81 Mr.. J. a, Kinder.
MI. Kinder proposes to spare no
pains nor mems ID making bis
guests comfortable. The bar will
be kept supplied with the best Of
liquors and fine cigars. Call and
take smile when you come to
town, and a parting farewell before
Won leave with Kinder
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billiards. I BII4LIABD'
iii
JOHN DILLON's,
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND z
Lake Charles, Louisiana

i would respectfully inform , sll
my friends, both here and ata ~
who have any expectation q Y
thirsty, that have just reoeiye9I
complete assortment Of Pure n
ever imported 70 Lake Charles
I ana DESTROYS of selling 60 WV
and retail az prices 90 justify Do'I
and buyer MY wines aud 7I nv.
unsurpassed, and my wnisH1e.
Simon pure Before leaving
sure and call around and taks
farewell. Ilaeet beer, 6cotCn
porter constantly on hand.
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~ w. "A L6OII4IVI 0D
For Parish Judge.

We are authorized I'd announce n
ID. JONES, IA candidate fol d
Office Of Parish Judge Of Calcasia
Parish, at the coming November CID
ton.
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$3.50

See Mr. g. w. Richardson's an
tment as a candidate tor
Representative.
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LAKE HOUSE,
JAMES A. KINDER, Manager,
LAKE CHARLES. LA.

THE ABOVE NAMED HOUSE has
4 recently been renovated and put in
neat and complete order The travel
ing public viii find it comfortable
and pleasant place 10 stop. A square
meal and d good bed can Be had &C all
times Of the dry or night IA bar is
attached 70 the hotel, where the best
Of liquors and cigars arc constantly
kept. No pains viii he spared, by the
manager, to make those patronizing
tho house feel comfortable, and GO
away satisfied n20y1
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25
TUE CoUgHATrA HUMonIsr. We

TIE CoUsHATTA HuMoRIsT We
have received the frst number Of
d lively little sheet bearing the
above suggestive name. Editors,
Joseph Pierson ard Paul Lisso !;
local editors, Sam Lisso and A. r.
Williams. Believing that it, bet
ter to laugh then be crying" we
enter the Humorist on our ex-
change list, and wish it success.
We copy the following from its
columns
Several az our citizens started
this week for Lake Charles, for the
purpose Of selecting property in
that country If suitable. We we're
sorry to see them 90, and hope
they viii conclude, after their trip
there, however humble, there's no
snch place as Conshatia.
Calling lie attention 81 our
readers ID 4 communication ii this
paper from DR.. VIM. II. Krkman,
we desire to say First That
neither the editor Of this paper,
nor either az Dr. Krkman's oppos-
ing candidates for the State Sea
ale, wrote either of The letters re-
ferred 10 by Dr. Kirkman..
Secondly That DR. Kirkman,
81 any other man considering him
SELF aggrieyed BY either 81 those
letters. could have ascertained
their real authorship at any time
from tho editor Of this paper.
Thirdly That the practice 81
writing Con the public press ovei
fictitious signatures il, md always
las heen, too nosoriously genera
ind customary 10 make such ar
ticles open 10 THO slightest objee
lion % that account; everybody
showing that The editor q . news
Iaper is bound, L required, to dis
close lhe name Of any anonymous
eorfaspendent. az hold himssi
personally responsible f6F sncl
anonymous publications.
iii sho meantime WE simply as
sent that our anonymous e0yes
pouaenfs Hye where thei letters
dated and wo have reason <
Hsiiag lhat neither q them i.
aia a ashamed 81 aYoW hil
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AVIS.

Etat de Ia Louisiana, Paroisse y
sieu. Huiti6me District Jadiclai'
OAR yERTU dun Ordrs de l,hq
III able John j.. Morgan. Juge e
trict, en- date du I'LL Juliet, At
1874, II sera tenu nm term spec.
jury De Ia Cour de District pour \
paroisse q is maison de cour da1
vile du Lac Charles dams q s ,a
parOisse, commencan le PhEJ
hUNDI du SEPTEMBRE pr9TS,.
viz: Ldndi, Septenibre z 1874. N
es parties intaressees dams leg W v.
necesBaires dams les susdites aiiaS'
notifies par cette ordre.
ASA RYAN.
gsrsflier de ID CS1
Lac Charles, ID la Juliet, l8lA