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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-31


Aite Aeague eapaiaaio for tic
Senate. FOR this time Calca-
sieu must be excused i6r failing to
bow 90 the dittaii5n of tbe Vhite
League She bas i candidate for
lhe Senate, 81 whom every mauin
the district opposed to the KEEL
logg usurpation may be Justly
proud sc is q man whose ability
for tue position is univs rsally con
ceded q man whose popuIli
throughout the district exceed
that ot any other candidate
man who il publicly committed ID
favor 81 q white man government
and yet believes 10 impartial ius-
tice to all men regardless 81 race;
q man WHO viii aeclare his poIiti-
eal sentiments IS boldly in the
Senate. II he is elected, as he has
declared tbenrin tie public press
q man whose services in che Senate
will be invaluable to the district
and man who became candi-
date without the slightest desire
for political distinction, and from
the purest and best Of motives.
His name is George Ell. Wells, md
the true democracy Of Calcesieu
and Cameron, and we believe 81
Lafayette, win give him vote next
Monday which will make the ex- /
.remists in the White League wish
they had for this time" united ID
'lvor Of the only candidate for the
senate il favor Of a white mans
government, who could have beat
~ the coalition between the radi-
,al republicans and the Kellogg
democracy by over a thousand
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80 Thla Tlnae.v

Tic last 0pelousas Courier pub
iishea q card on the senatorial
Question, signed by sixty-hve res
idents nj a Lapolrys containing
az explicit acknowledgement that
alcasiea papish 4 entitled 10 The
aaut senetorehip, bua appealing
10 oag oitizens ID iorego for this
time ihsir jnst claims, and to
unit u iayor d lhe St Landry
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CARD.

The voters Of the 10th Senatorial
District, are hereby requested to pay
no attention To Il rumor that I have
Withdrawn, or that I intend to with
draw, my name as a candidate for the
State Senate. Iii I make such with
irawal, and ] have NJ present inten-
son to do so, / viii make it 0nly ove1
nsy signature, IN Tie Newspapers
| take this opportunity to return my
earnest thanks to my friends in Calea-
siell, Cameron, Lafayette and St. Ian,
dry, for their warm support of me,
and to express my sincere regret that
my professional engagements have pre-.
vented me from canvassing the district.
as intended to,canvass it. My politi-
cal views were Published early in the
campaign, They are my views to-day;
II e'ected they win govern my action
in the Senate ifcnot they will govern
my action in private life.
! had no other motive in becoming
q candidate than desire to be useful
to my felowcitizens, If You think
that any other candidate car he more
useful to You than myself, by I'LL means
vote for him, Respectfully Yours,
GEO. 1T WE'LL I. !.
LIKE Charles, Oct. 18th 1874.
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IT Ell IL ST A Il E
SIC N IA T -E.
To the Voters or CaIcasieu,
Cameron, Lafayette and
ST. Landry:

/ have not withdrawn, and
win not withdraw, my name as d
candidate for the State Senate.
AS a consistent democrat, aud re-
presenting all parties in my dis
trict opposed to the Kellogg usur-
patton, / will not, On the eve OF
the election, abandon my party
and my friends, merely t0 crafty
the kellogg democracy, aud few
disorganizers Of the white vote Of
tbs district on the senatorial
question.
Publicly committed il favor Of
a white mans government, l Of
Tended a very few radical White
Leaguers, By insisting, in advance
Of the Baton Rouge Convention,
on . principle which was after
wards embodied in the platform
Of that convention; viz, "That the
rights Of All men, under the Con-
stitution and the laws Of the land,
must be respected and preserved
irrespective Of race,
color or previous condition.
Az the eleventh hour Of the
campaign, when all parties 10 the
including the White Maus
Party opposed to the Kellogg
usurpation, were willing aud ex-
pecting to unite in MY support,
those few extremists 10 the TVhite
League brought out : new candi-
late FOR the Senate; q very worthy
gentleman. and, I am informed. an
DID line wing.
! earnestly hoped that the Dis
.rict Convention, called to meet
4 Yermillionvills, On the 6rst 81
his month, would nominate 4 can.
lidate for the Senate. I was tue
lnly candidate who favored that
convention, the only one who
worked for It. and tie only one
gho declared he would abide IN
Is decision The friends Of nv
wo opponents, Dr. Robertson, Of
]. landry, and Dr. Kirhnau, u
Jalcasieu, prevented lhe holding of
bat convention, by preventing So.
.sads and Gslsssiaa from eles
.ng delegates "a il is accordance
ish tke eaH Tor tbat convention.
hereby return Cry earnest
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CALCAsIEU PARISH, La,
October. 22d 1874.
ditor Weekly Echo !:

Editor Weekly Echo:
My attention has Just been
called to, would be Senator, Kirk
mans card, contained in your is.
sue ofthe 18th inst, in which he
says
II am reliably informed that in
speech al Oscar S. Lyon S
store, on the 18th Of this month,
one Mr.. "Kleinpeter, bird of
passage now residing at the Sui
phur Mines in this parish, said
that [ had voted i'll the Legisla-
ture for the mixed School Bill,
and the Civil Rights Bill. / pro
nounce this to be malicious and
deliberate falsehood and ehal-
.lenge Mr. Kleinpeter or any body
else to point to any one single in
stance in which / did not sustain
and maintain the best interests IF
my people and supported the
Democratic party
In reply 10 all this bosh aud
nonsense | would state I made
no speech 1T the place stated, on
the 18th inst, but on the 14th inst,
by request, / did speak to The
people, congregatsd ut the above
place, to register and attend
barbecue. Iii that speech, I did !
not say, he (Kirkman) had voted
for The Civil Rights Bill. When
/ spoke Of a Civil rights bill, it
was Summers bill / alluded to.
What I did say about the
school bill, was this that some of
The so-called Democrats III the
Kellogg Legislature had been
charged with giving support to
the said bill, and as Kirkman had
not denied the charge, / could not
BIZ blamed for supposing he too.
bad voted for it, any more than / I
sould be blamed for believing he
had received pay for voting for
he Free Marleb Bill.
AS 10 the falsity of the charge
would say, that, / challenge tie
Doctor to produce the proof Of its
alsity. AS his joining ID giving
ife to i usurping Legislature
Alone by which, could such a bill
1e foisted upon the people of Lou
siana, should, under All the cir.
be deemed equivalent
d voting for the bin, I hope the
people of Cdlcasieu will see II
Iuch an act, q confederation OF the
'harge and one instance to which
hey can point wherein he did not /
and maintain the best in /,
crest Of my (his) people, and has
iot supported che Democratic
,arty.
Bird Of passage" indeed. /
o not blame him for this politely
lngnagc, as nothing else could
Q expected from one who has
cen well, enough But, for his
/ viii state chat Tia
las born il Louisiana, and have 1
ssided in the State forty-one a
ears. / have not vet proved nv 7
III a kellogg Democrat" or
hat Is tic same, "Scallawag." IIV
ID 30 candidate for Office. Hence.
have never had occasion % dine 2
IT'D thc nsuFper, or become ac- Y
sssory before the act 10 the pas Z
lge 81 any 81 the laws, which
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Lake Charles. Oct. n 1874
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have emanated from Tie Doctors
Legislature. Come out, Doctor,
and tell what you did dc il your
Legislature; then no one will state
ahy more .ialsehoods.P But, be
sure and tell the truth, no matter
how difficult II may be for you to-
do so. Respectfully,
pHOS. 1ELEINPETER,
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PUBLIC SALE.
Yaoant Estate q William oonklin doo,l

Vacant Estate Of William Conkiin decd
WIl4L be sold at public auction, by
v the undersigned, Curator, OF
through the ministry Of 4 Public Ans
tioneer, to the last and HIGHEST bidder.
at the Store Of Norris Il Cos, in this
parish. 90 Friday October, 80th A. ID.
1874 The following described prop
erty, belonging To the vacant estate 81
William Conkiin, deceased, viz
One small Sloop, III Sail Boat. quite
rev, aud a lot of Carpenters Tools
Nc. Nep Terms; cash, on the day of
sale J0HNF. CL0ONEY Curator
Lake Charles, IIa.,
Oct 18th ts74 ii
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OAND4 ATE COMM
r sheM

2tAls " AT rs G8Hil3sFt
oF siteFl
Having bea solicited b. manvn
ocrats Of thllparish 70 becom:
aidato tor "a Office Of sHRpIs
now annonnclmyself for ~ n.
the ensuing Member eleotio,
DAVID ID. Lyon
We are authFzed to aanonnss
hElD as candidate for rs-eleels'
the office Of sfriff Of this p
tne coming eiPtion, II NoT
For Rerpsentas
we ere antl1oIzad to annons.s
". hltHARDSlN as a can8i3.
represent the paEsh of Caless,a..
next General AsImblv M fh@
in November mex
At The solicittion ~ MAJ.
Gratis, / here by announce mvs.l,
candidate to rehesent 49, ~, w
Calcasieu in thenext caesra ~
bly,, at the electbn ia Nover,i,.aa
M =, GIII
For eliatOF.
We are authorized to anno.
WILLIAM II. KllSlKAEAN, asa
date for the siatesenator ~ ~
Senatorial District oor.,,.s.-s
parishes Of Calcasen Cjamaro,,
cite and st. Landrl ai the na1g ~.
in November, 1874
I respectfully ennonuee
Candidate for the Office 81 stafo =
Of the Tenth Senatorial Disfpiel
prising the parishes Of Cameron
cite Calcasiel and st. Iiandrv
GEORGE H. Well
! hereby announce myself a.
didate for the State Senate attb'
suing election.
VIM. Al. RQBERTs0
For Parish judge.
AT the solicitation Of many +
Gratis, I hereby announces myssf
candidate forthe Office of ParislJr
ut the election III November nert
Nv. Nv. SMAR
We are authorized to ammonia
B JONES. as candidate n
office Of Parish Judge Of Cale
Parish, at the coming Noyembgg
tion.
For Police jury.
Weare authorized to ammonia
w. WELBORN Of the 9Th warld
parish, as candidate for the ollio
Police Juror at the next election
We are authorized to anna
NATHAN CLIFTON, Of tie 4th
as a candidate for the Office d n
Juror, Parrish of Calcasieu, sat thes
tion in November next.
M. B. IRWIN hereby resppa
himself us candi,ha
Justice of the Peace, 9Th warl d
sieu Parish. / will hold my Old
elected at the polling place whep
ceiye the greatest number Of vote
We IRE authorized to ann5
JOSHUA GOJNGS. as a Demoa
for the office 81 Police
of the 9th ward, of this parish.
Editor Weekly, EcHo
Please announce our friend
A. PERKINS, us u candidate ia
ice member from tins wartl. Wee
mend him to the voters 0f the
8t large, and ask their snppnH
VOTERS OF WARD MOI
BENJAMIN LYONS ii d ii.
,or Poliee Juror, for the 9Th wai
ibis parish at the next election.
JOSEPH KAOUGH. il a cand
or the Office Of Police Juror III
d ward Of this parish, Move
election.
We are authorized to anna
HENRY WELSH for re.electionp
'fiice. of Police Juror, for 2nd val
his perish at the ensuing election
We are authorized to annq
YIN A. PERKINS, us cand
or the Office Of Police Juror Of
rard Of this parish.
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Nor WITHDRAwN.
Editor Heeblg Echo .


Editor Weebly Echo
Please announce that / have
not withdrawn, and will not with
draw, my name as a candidate for
the Stase Senate. AS the only
democratic candidate for tue SEN
ate, opposed to The Kellogg usur-
patton, / will not abandon nv
party end my friends on the eve
Of Che election. III the Whits
League Of st. Landry and Lafa-
Yette are not determined to elect
Or. Robertson, they will withdraw
their candidate and the 10Th dis
trict will elect i Democratic Sem
ator. GEO. H. WELLS.
Lake Charles La.
Oct. "a 1874.
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a few cases of fever here last
week and one death caused some
uueasiness, bat Lake Charles is
now perfectly healthy.
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galcasiea registration, 1875
whites, 2G5 blacks, Is Indians !;
total. 141s.
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call tile special attention 81
commissioners Of election to the
gsFaeia from election laws, COM
tnANAinn an klta nseE nara IA Ah;s
pap OnlY one commissioner 81
eieeiian na bring The ballot box
aud ially lists p Lake Charles,
bat they mpst ~ " brought with
IN sweniy-ionr hours alter closing
81 the polls.
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TO the voters u Tie parish Of
galcasieu. Notice is hereby Civ
en- Tint 1 lave withdrawn from
The contest 80 Sheriff, and in de-
iug 81, take pleasure id recon-
lnendliug David Fl. Lyons 10 my
friends, and hope that they will
give bin their undivided support.
Respectfully,
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Send il your orders for election
tickets. We IRE prepared, at short
notice to furnish uuy number re-
quired.
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heaa anuonucrment Of b. W..
Welborn for Police Juror.
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Excuse . half sheet this week .
WE viii do lctser next week.
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ALLEN GTLLEY.

Aany III onr old subscribers and
advertisers are IL arrears for sub
seription, advertisement, etc, and
~ We have waited long aud pa
tieRtiy % them. ne hope, afterre-
epiving this notice, they viii, with
ont delay, come forward and sci
tle ihe same, as we are il need Of
= little cash to defray tie neces-
safy expenses Of our Office.
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See advertisement "a Family
Bible, 10 another column Of this
paper
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Read card 81 Geo. H. Wells,
Esq, in an' ther coumn.
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BE sure to take your registra-
ton certificate % the polls. You
cant vote without producing il,
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He will announce candidates
fr Police Jury, Justice Of tie
Peace and Constables, in English
i"r s2,5 each, Send 10 your an
hOubcements.
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he announcements Of new
candidates ID this paper
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Read carefully the advertise
n,ent Of Greggs Purchasing Blu
reau, TIE sure to send for cata-
logue and circular.
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FoH o0NGHEss, BID DTsFnroT.

Vote agail 81 tile constitutional
amendments.
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i1lgel ewing
fhinaa-

A saganfor Tie singerl Manu- !,
IA ring Qmpany. / have estab.is
q depot tha saie Of the above u
celabratebewins machines at Fets
Hotel aiaka Charles. La
Cal a9eXamine machines and 81
kDRIEN COarBE, Agent
Lakeharlss, Oct d In
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BILLIARDS / BILLIARIi
JOHN DILLON'S,
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND ~
Lake Charles, Louisiana. ,

I would respectfully inform thos
my friends, both here and atsdi
who have airy expectation Of
thirsty, that I have just received 4
complete assortment of Pure Iig4
ever imported to Lake Charles, gl
/ am desitous If selling at whole
and retail at pRces Ia Justify both
and buyer. Ply wines and brandie.
and my whistles
Simon pure" Before leaving tow
sure and ca around and take d par
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale
porter constantly on hand apan'
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TT q r 81 a II ~
II will sd my place at Nibhlettsi y
Il dwelling, store-house, Kitchen
building fences and az improyenea
Also a2nthei house. and h tan ya
Navigation Sabine river The n
round, Bet situation ut Nibbe1
Bluff. Address.
JOSEPH CHAVANlSl
Nibhett Bha, 1aleasien Parish,
IakeJharles Oct. 81 2,
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lhhlN E6sfIt9.

sotuIeiay. oce. 81 1874
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rel

relief = - SSN'N.sS'S '0' - "aAss
-FOUR petitioners therefore pray that committee Of
ou nVhoIaoie body may be appointed 70 visit thu
ISaitess ABOVE named, and devise such me asires "A
relief in the premises the exIraordinary creums
stances OF the case may suggest S"sA
The petition Is signed by tie Selectmen of yortb-
ampton and Williamsburg aud eighty-six others
The Speaker appointed the com mrtse on tba
part OF the House, asked for by The petition
Messrs. Billings, OF Hatfield; Blunt OF Hayerhyi.
Wilson, OF Boston; Bosworth. OF Taunton Robin.
Spencer, and jenkins, OF Abingdon. -
CONTRIBUTIONS IN sPRINGFIELD.
As soon as the calamity was announced I'm
Springfield Mayor StebDlns offered the Assistance
OF the police force to aid in preserving order or
doing any work which might be found NECESSARY.
An informal meeting was held In the City Hall at
which nine prominent gentlemen were appointed
o committee to receive subscriptions.
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MEXICO.
Railway Concessions Aunulled-Trsaty Making
with Italy-Nstionslist Rsjoicing-A Padre
in Prison-Indurtry Encouraged

-s
CITY OF MEXICO, via HAVANA, May 10, 1874.
The concession granted to the Mexican Company
for the construction OF the international and
oceanic railroads has been annuied. AA
TREATY RATIFICATION.
The extradition treaty between Mexico and Italy
has been ratified.
A GREAT DAY FOR THE DEMOCRACY.
The anniversary Of the victory OF My S. 1862.
over the French army, was celebrated with enthu-
siasn In the capital ana throughout the country.
CLERGYMAN CONSIGNED TO PRISON.
Savsla, priest OF Morelia, has been condemned
to one years imprisonment for Violation OF the
reform laws.
SPANISH sMUGGLERS
The customs authorities at Progreso have seized
the Spanish steamer Lola, from Havana, for SNUG
Cling. The greater portion OF her cargo had
already been surreptitlously landed and carted
away. The remainder was found on board under
the coal, and, with The steamer has been confs-
Gated
INDUSTRY ENCOURAGED. ta
The sum of $4,000 has been voted by Congress
to provide for the proper representation OF Mexico
at the Centennial Exhibition In Philadelphia.
POSTAL REFORM.
bill for the reduction Of rates OF postage and
for the general Improvement OF the postal service
has Deen introduced in Congress.
COTTON CROP LOST.
The cotton crop OF Justepec has been destroyed
by hail storm.
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f r A N Q E.
M. Goulard Still Employed at
Cabinet Making.
STRANGE PARTY COMPLICATIONS

ttirn PARIS, May 10. 1874.
NJ. Goulard has not given up hope or forming
Ministry he is continuing negotiations to-day.
During the day President MacManon gave au-
diences to N. de Goulard, M. Buffet and the Duke
Decazes ~
PARTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE BALANCE
or POWER.
The Moderate Right object to an impersonal
septennate, because 1t would be equivalent to the
recognition Of the Republic.
The extreme Right are determined to oppose
NJ. Gouiard or any other chief OF the Ministry
whose platform embraces the adoption of the
constitutional bills. M. Gouiard, nnding no sure
support in the Left Centre or Right, is therefore,
compelled to rely mainly upon the minority in the
Assembly. titA .e rs f9e
MATERIAL FOE MINISTRY.
It Is expected that the Ministry will be COM
pleted tonight with NM Gouard, Decazes, Magne
and Bodet at the head OF the principal depart
ments. t.Ht mr
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Liver and Blood Disc Asses.

IL ". ~.
healthy liver secrees each day about two and ~
material taken from the blood When the liver becomes
Of noxious which, therefore remains to poison
What must the condition the blood when il IS re-
poison Nature tries 70 work OF this poison through
other channels and organsthe Kidneys lungs, skin.
&C, bnt these organs become overtaxed in performing
this labor IN addition to their natural functions and
The BRAIN which Is the great electrical centre Of all
which passes from the heart and it fails perform
It's office healthfuily Hence the symptoms OF bile po
sonng, which are dulness, headache, incapacity to
keep the mind on any subject, Impairment Of memory
and irritahlity of temper. The blood Itself being dis
eased forms the sweat upon the surface Of the
discoiored brown spots pimpies bloches. and other
erupons, boils, carbunces and scrofulous u-
mors. The stomach, bowels and other ORGANS cannot
as the result costiveness, piles. dropsy. dyspepsa.
diarrhpa. Other symptoms are common, as bitter OF
bad taste In mouth, internal heat papltauon teasing
bloa OF stomach pain in sides or about shoulders or
back, GOODNESS Of extremtes, &c, &C only rev OF
the above symptoms Likely e De ~ any case
blood cleansing organ Of the systemset TINS great
keeper Of health at work. and the foul cor.
ruptions which gender in the blood and rot out ss
from the system Tor this purpose my GOLDEN MEDl-
CAL DISCOVERY, with very small doses daily OF my
the articles needed they cure every kind OF hnmor
from the worst Scrotua to the common Pmple Blotch
or Erupton great eating Ulcers kindly heal under their
urK ii the system them robbed OF their terrors
and by their persevering and somewhat protraced
the tainted systems may be completely renovated
inss dwinde away and disappear under the influence
OF these great solvents