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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30
 Sharon.

e On Tuesday of last week a span ,oqf horses broke loose from their moorings at Wooster's store and ran'with fearfulrapid- ity up the street, taking the left cross road between the two streets they brought
 up with tremendous crash against one
 of the elms near the west side of the
 street. One of the horses went each
 side of the tree, breaking the neck yoke and evener. letting the horses clear from the wagon and landing them both into the ditch. where they lay for some time broad side in tue mud.? The wagon was completely wrecked. but the horses sp-i parently not much injured .' 'Dhl;ee 'TDhl;ee,1 next day a horse drawing two in g wagon took fright. from the icindsrs in ther road and shying he brought up against Mir.
 Bartrard's front fence, throwing the ari-' yer completely :. over. into the front yard and breaking several 'pickets.i s.''ii i7lf .v Rev! Mir. Hunt itas' just left sharon. for his new field of labor in Columbia Go.
 N. r., and his successor has arrived.
 F't MT. Nous has just made sale os the property knewn as the Malleable Works in Sharon Valley tesa company who exs. prect to put them into immediate opera rsaai ton. ,,, .,,s,,Ift .',..,'.',,.ss... w "a Eao "A local genius has, been making a cigar box into fiddle which has n1anY of
 the qualities of a good instrument. It would take ? pretty good ear to tell. tue difference between this and a good violin. .% . "A child has been badly bitten bi,!g.., byg. a .ferocious, dog said to belong to- Roster Hnnkins. La ali l.. s..s.sli aaI .a..i i.-...s
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]. ,is a,at l.aoa as 1wii 3aI sahAiGas hit' :. .....:.-,,AuctiOn,!!,..,'.'',,,,.a. !.'' ,,a,s ,,..,..

AHof1oE ishergDs ggffvea that I &Hf s sasif sifs. ]. IN zpQhlis auction on sahnnlas May dekk 1e568 ct two o'clock in the afternoon, the Store, Saw7 nances .belonglng. thereto, beiug thes Propensyi lately occupied by Joseph P. Moore apdpow be- longing to the estate of Annis Y6hNg, deceased. Said mill ssitpatsd in the iWNages sbf aNeMi frasv9 ton and 6ne-haH mile south of Waxamaug Lake,
 NOBLE B. STRONG.
 Warren, Ct., April 2s, 1874. 42w
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30
aCs .IssIa sli1 s..it.s-ia lstssls, aEfa TFHsl
 Ibais4aii1 t. Magic 0i1sa 4,,a.dt ! ti.. |.

, as WSs Ws.i S 4iAla ssiass s. tNasga sA .1I
 sryary person viii Andi t fn thee iuaeret ae ,Eel FL snre Throat Catarrh Ear Aehe Nenrplgia Cold IF .ssz Teaa stoppare or Ssifctafs in 4sAP Mem h1anes Pain in the Head, RAsNmasic psane .n S1y.M I1e cnnDIaints. 9ans; It Does S6s 6ss age
 It ia the besa andt ssfssti ahea s1fesss aI9
 hcest cure for pain in market. Every family should in the house to use of accident or sud-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30
woodburv<1

,~ woodburys,~v d ISs sy &Ms |kDuring the last twp Aaolths tlkrs has esh much sickness balods Jus. aftilpuzh -have no prevailng iseass szcepti sAeAsles which is vsrY cbmmosi among
 youth and children. Df. \. WShove has been confined some four weeks with an abscess on his side, and his arm is now affected. We hope for his recovery but fear if may not he
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

A whiskey crusade started :dn Msnehes-i ter, England, Monday. Several sigma lures to the pledge were obtained: .-'irl r15fI
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30
State, of Connecticut sati H, giinHieun'l County of Hartford,

stats, ,of. .Co9aeetient ss.a'i fl" xiionl@''o'! Hartford, April 18th, 1874. Whe1ess SetA IkoNasARd oth@a acitixeMs sDfH ,Hlyn1edet fn thfs Ststs have preferred their ps-
 tttion to the General Assembly of the State of sdonnecticut to be holden at New Haven on the first Wednesday of May, 1874, pray ng for the
 rbasons thenain, set for1h{ that sb much Eof safd
 town of Plymouth as lies westerly of 8 line com
 4encing at the east side of the Nangatuek river
 the e0s rost SaoSh ss ths tT 1nasn sanp mortar
 i4 said town pn the east eide of the road bstNe9n PSinss aad auD9h mill hJHc5 i5 F B tEs Harwinton town line about miles, may be ip- c$rporatea as ashew town to De kn own IS 'ths , EaaEsaOred dsdsrG. ,niathkse[ q tksJpSsAIS ing of said petition be given to all whom it may cSncern by publishing this order in some weekly HSwspsgSS RPsliaheG ia wits5A1Ty SE t1ris e. drys is, hsfsFs .sid fF's E'dqssqas '5 a' , .,.',ilI :, atA,is,a..,D ..,DwIGHTW V. .PARD1E,HH Jndes of the Supreme Court of Errots .s ea | tile State of Connscticnti' E4afnp 9n' '''4 Sw ! x.i f,axzIk.s llitI. .. =! AI iff
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

oTlcaI. Vote For coyernor.a :, a
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

AfA RAyAhp RzcKHAS o,RnRR E oF G (@bEir NbErldr lIi1r EbwARp, H. R1cE4aN.ll lK5s,,
 Etate of Connecticut, Ltchfedt County, ss. i, sI |ii Es'ii.'fas Litchhsld April, tQth 414 iL4 sRIckman praying for reasQQs sthereiRs set forth fT a diyoree. ncRIp eadiak ke1bre IthS SapSrior Cdurt in and for Litchfeld county, t0 be held pp tho thira 1uesday of 1pqfa lSZA43 It i1F Vntaoffty, tliSt tho asid is absepk frkm tiis Sta aseI k6ne a tD pAt tfs Therer fOEe 5taerea that iiSf fhss shs1dsA pf saea s;iIiS9 iIss sS sssA s A s in IitchHsld. three weeks successfvely com. ! .mdncinf Oh bp before the 18th day of5Arrih A, ! OI 187E WI. IL. RANSOM. Clerk of tho Superior Court for Lichheld Co.
 2 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30


 The Webster's Unabridged given the best speller in the schools lof Morris was prize offered by" Mir Samuel NJ. T. Ensign, not the gift of the town 5a aa stated in an item we condensed from tIie, New Milford Journal, last weekgqn olda4o2Ga71
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

:. Sufferers from r coughs, colds. cropp, in
 fden2a hed1a of whoopihg gfee Cough, will find relief
 in9Df. Wistar's Balsan of Wild Cherry, which has now been in use for nearly half A. century, and still maintains its long established reputation as the great remedy for all diseases of the throat, lungs and !ekest!5 i!iH ga5i.ssi.AiI iti i'-'i3' '+iA<s-'iA
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

1ns csSxAog .. nk tsee la&issiasippi has szsssrsed sena cbdha finest plhntations ia LSaisfaas< Sso7 people ar5hoasesesta at wsst Rlsoa Roaigs aha s99.. M 0O9 5asioass 5asisas are being issped so the snfsBsrss a.,ii a.ti
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30


 find Responsibility, Morality and Reli- zion divided on election day, the liquor
 interest united, and himself defeated. h.
 deed the degeneracy one is almost cer- tain tosee in the respectable person turn
 ed politician grows largely out of his as-
 sociation with the men of the dram-shop.
 The dram,shop seems to be fully as pow erful on English as on American soil. The London Times attributes Gladstone's defeat to the ''on,nipotence ,of beer. 7 l. A prominent official of the liquor dealers union reports that they had interviewed every candidate with a view to change or repeal of Gladstone's licensing act of 1S72sa Finding the Conservative candi- dates invariably favorable to their views, they supported that side with their. whole force. of which the Times speaks as fol- lowss ,an, i4 s sttait ..,alta Ia ii ni yi''ssy4
 used to De said iit former tea that ,i can n, nidate's success depended, in great measure. on l the Lurab of agents he employed and the hum. I Der of houses he kept nopeh; and what, then aust then have been thereffeet when every pub ic house was ope4 pr its own account. and every, sble and xealods agent? "a t' '-' tA> .as,i.ii .ti ilgfsGips ttstnt5S Il stts't iEi .d FUty.sepes, brewers; or distillers were elected .,aoa the thew House of Commons
 which some of tbsl Liberal party very properly .sit .ssittigsmatize as The <; 'Publicans' ParliamentEaa r l. sazs a.if 7eit'.' ,'s..' ("' The moral victories of the temperance Hqmsn of Ohip and the political defeats, of her ,lteeSm teeSmperance men show the blindest- of Rs where to look for the natural antidote Iof the political poison of the dram shop. It lalto bs found iinn. iinn fhe Womaps ballot. Hooh men deplorsv vintemperance as they see others snffsr from Sisii Good women hutS intempefAncs aa they suffer from from it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

The New York board Of appointments, in the
way OF economy in the wrong places, have re-
dGced the sa'sries OF the school teachers seven
per cent. The class Of political strikers who
manage municipal sffslrs in that city have evil
IDENTITY very slight opinion Vi the value Of eda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

Non FOR BEN--General Butler has been In
teTviewed, hut the information obtained lie
mainly az 10 what he Is net going to do. He Is
not candidate for the United States Senate;
he viii not Try for the goveIn0rsbip next year;
the President has not rendered him the Russian
mission; be II not going % Europe for his
health; lie is net engaged Ia starting new
party he does not contemplate writing letter
Tor publication, giving il detail his views OF
the causes OF his Own defeat and OF the demJr-
ahzation CT the republican party; and hs
positively viii Mt be interviewed. He into
mstssLhst Re ss45I keep his views upon aH
matters under the sun, bottled up until Con-
gress meets; and then be viii doubtless uncork
with q lively fzz. Moreover. he iRtimates that
1ereafter be SHAH attend strictly 70 legal biz,
AID let Mac acLns.t- ; IolitLcs severely alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

What one Sunday paper said 10 another Sun.
Gay paper yesterday Is very different ia Ian
guage and spirit from what tie Governor of
North Carolina said to the Governor OF South
Carolina On . cer.ain memorable occasion.
WOuld-be democratic organs ought to keep Ia
better tune. want o. harmony IN the music is
very APT 70 throw the procession out Of step.
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FINS MACRIN cry OIGS.

We believe tsst 4. n. KELLOEG'S SPIN.
DIE, ENGINE, SIGMA std CYLINDsR
Oils, although cOstiCg a little moye per gallon,
really the most economical for the consumer, for
the Of durability AID freedom from injury to
machinery. If parties requiring oils will make
known the uses for which they are waited, be will
Tot Only guarantee them satisfaction but that the
goods shall prove precisely as represented. These
oils not only largely used ana deservesly popn-
lar throughout the United States, but have eonsid-
cradle demand for export, from foreign manufsc-
tuters sns agents.-s elenfihe AnlsTteaH. eesl.3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

MI HoratiO Easily thinks suffrage will be
about the thing Tor the Digtrict-f Congress
vii only restrict it TO the taxpayers. II. Well,
when Mr- Easily sees majority Of a popular
body Ike tAe American Congress, or even a
bali tOzcu members, willing 70 commit politi-
cal suicide by voting % restrict suffrage 10
IFopeTty-holders, ne will be able 70 catch
good many larks from the falling OF the skies,
Il he has his scCop-uet handy.
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BANKERS.

SIN TO SlO0 INVESTED IN WALL street
" oi.eh leads 10 fortune. No lisbil'ty. "Thf
Aft o. : p cUiattOh "seHtfres by HIOKLT Nc & %
bnBksrs aud Brokers, ~ 8rosdWay, sY. s4sI- 5 :
4 81 man All q X ECaN xEvlS6F BANS
- OOEner Itb aad streets, fEederaI BuiidiaEs
iatessst psid OF deposits
yzAE FIIz, Prcsf tsos-IyIO. n PBEE-iss, Oesb
= MxB. TInONEY O. CO.,
- BANKERS AND BR9kERH,
SsCo~d NsIi0sdl b0sk SzildisE, sos SsusEfA s.rss.
I.anssct General Banking, Exchsnge, and Dol
tecfins Business.
BUY and SELL SOLD. 6OFHRRMsFT
SUHDS, STgCES, &c
hImy officers pay accounts DASHED 10 advance.
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.ABKBUPTOY NOTICE.

JhiS Is 20 gre Notice. That on the llth day Of
November "A. ID. IS74, warrant ia hansru ptcy vas
lfzUed against the estate of v "A. II. WfLTE. Of
toe city OF Washington, of ead District, whs has
been adJndged bankrupt on his own petition: That
the payments Of any debts snd delivery OF AIRY prop
nse, aId the transfer of any property by him, are
fgI biddsn ~ law. Taat nesting Of the creditors
q the laid bankrupt TO prove their debts, and
CEOCse one more assigDees of bic estate, will be
reid q, court Of BANKRUPTCY, 10 De holden a. the
56yle Brown, Register, On the 27IH DAY OF No.
vEMEER, A. d. l5f4, a. u 0'oiOcs m.
ALEXANDER SHARP,
e Aarshai n n O..
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~ /. o. o. -aRASD LUDGE-An an
49, Jclglec meeting ~ b h-d ON TUESDAY
wi NC, I7fh tIsr-, a. "a c'ciCek.
: noyl6-1- P. 4. SWEET. OR Sec.
rs j. q. .. : special session u tie g.
~ GkkND KSCANPMEHr viii De heid GA
IlAsDA1 y. I'm inst, stT clock D q. 20 rcsefvs
RE report ~ tbe Grad Represent live, Sc
IL l.. B ALLYN, Grand scribe.
9HAsoNIC,-Ths ANAL e0nyocati N OF 90
10y IIMblA y A CHAPTER, No 4 Wis he
neia ~ d Ssoltc I-upis on WEDH s8DAY EVEE-
1e6s soven.ber 18th, 81 o'clock. Msmbsrs Ar re-
guessed 70 attend. All A n Asons IN go a tad.
ing eorclAllJ Invited. By order q the NJ EH p
noNloS l. q STEPHENS, See
rs on TUESDAY. lTrH IHsTsET AM
eSCIATI0S q the District q Co ambiS Nil he
held In the Hall OF the Medical S9cisty 9I5 y
rcvH 81 7 SDWERs Sac pva tenn
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Royl6-m.st A. wEBsTER, Register OF wins.
JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III w GLIIUMRIA

Special Term. PROBATE JsriSdtcf,on, Norsz1ber
lOth, lST4.
pb IL the matter OF the viii Of EoEGE D. ABB
the estate % GEORGE D. ABBOT, of tha
city OF Washington, District of Columbia, has
this day been maze by Martha u. Abbot
sud Q. puDcsnson. All persons interested are
hereby rotlned 20 appear IN this court on TU sS-
DAY, the 18th day Of December next, at ii O'Clock
.. M, 70 show cause why letters testAmentary on
the estate q the said deceased should not issue "a
pray ed. PT0rtdsf, copy Of this order be pub
lshet once wesk for two Weeks, IN the Evening
star ana MaseingIoR Law Reporter, previous TO
pnvIs m3i SwFRsTaR. EegTs.sr of well.
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E2SE CARRIA GES. Ssss
JOSEPH BECKaAUs,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
lEoa FrankfOrd Avenue, Philadelphia,
As0rs Gtydrd irsAU,
KsTABLIsHED 1898.
IIEEsr ASSORTMENT.
NEWEST DESIGNS.

LAhDA Us, LANDL OIL ETS, EIVE-GLASs
LANDA Us, COPIES, co UPLETS, BARgU-
CHfS, thKT0NS, FICTORIAS, CABRIO-
lie rs, BUGGIES, DRAGS, COUPk-ROCKA-
VA Us, 6ERAANTOWN COACHES. CLOSE
AND SBIFTIN6-Q UAR7ER COACHES,
ENGLISH COLCHES, CLAIR ENCES,
HBARSES, oct2)-sa
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A st Il o L. o GY.
MADAME hOES,

This celebrated Lsdy AstrOIogist and Healing ne.
dunn can be consulted al No. 2eI u street,
corner of ID, northwest. shs has no superior
Ia delineatins the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her advice Is invaluable, describing
your friends pointing out your enemies and inform
Ing you Of the sure way to success Ia ali under
tekfngs Consultation strictly confidential. Ladies',
81; gentlemen, sl 50. iyE>Iy
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MADAME FLORENCE,
I'VE IHE CELEBRAIED CLAIRPO YANT,
L. in testing the past, present and future
OF your life, 10 Causing speedy marriages, bringing
The separated together, and pointing out the sure
way of success ia life, In matters Of business her
Sdyice is Invaluable. she gives uB yersa satisfsc-
uOp; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
given. or no psy, Can he consulted AZ her PsTlors.
No. 1l6 street northwest. Willy
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- TO ABCHTTECTs

10y
CITIZENS BCTLnfNs OONeANY, 4
WAsHiHGTON, d O., November Il, 1874
Ar- 1tects desiring to present plans TO the Board
a. irectors OF above named ComRaDy FOR improv-
SO art o. their square, receive such tnfo,m
1t.r q they may desire - the odice Of the Com
- Room 20. second Nstioaal Bank Building,
A>-''sSn AID 80 .. N. daily :,
Eoyls-a IRep .chron.l secretary.
HF kOTICE To TIE sroCK aOLDER5 OF
DS SOLQHblAN BAHK NOTE COM
ri ne - sss p ~. tss ssrsey noshed shat .ssiss
hston, on TUESDAY, Esvsnber iYthA ~ 10
: sissk noon, Tor the purpose Of slsctinE fraxtses
g9HEG: wELLsroop, preyas-..
!VHa W. WATERS, sesEssaSy' s..i.-..S.i
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PERSONAL.

L WILL Pay 500 TO ANY ONE SECURING
I ne POSITION paying 81, 200 PR suuum. or
SHofor one OF $1,000 Baltimore city preferred,
CGmmupicstiens strictly confidential. Adsress h L.
LICK, Star Office. noVl4- 81
MES. DIR. L. F. sLEEPkR BUSINESS aHf
l'1 Medical CIatrCOy1Hf, will reveal your past,
present std future clearly; perfect desert pt0n Of
dead ard absent friends; describes the best
adapted, physically and mentally, for your fu ure
companion: a perfect description of your disease,
every ache and pain, without one word in regsia to
your condition Mrs DR. 3. is Endorsed by the lead
ing Hew EDgiaDd journals. All diseases speedily
cured.
For few days at Room No. ). st. Cloud Hotel,
corner 9th and streets novlSlw-
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uorl6-tr 1913 PKySsYLvLSIt Avenue
H NOW COSsIDsREB A
FILL STOCK OF WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Wal KING JAG EETS, plain ard haadsd
Bt-ck Beso ed PJLObAISE
-o't ", ci!en DkEsS GOODS, plain and twilIed, n
81 We rev shades -
HNl BNIAG GOODS.
-}CE B.ack ard luTe6 EILES
-SE- aud g. THaf NEENETe.
HEf b DkDERNEAk
EAtDkEhCHIEFs snn HOsIERY.
HOI sGhEEFING GOODS.
The sbsye Goods in fine ard medium qualities at
CLssK PKICEs.
JOHN v. MITLHELL.
noylc-et 93I PeaLsylvaoia avsn1a
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has Obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
tTlet Of Columbia, holding q special term, Letters Of
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate Of IA PHAEL
EDELN. late Of Washington civ IJis-
tfict OF Columbia, deceased. Ali persons having
csiR1s AGAINST the said deceased hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber OF before the lOsh day of Eovebs-
next: they may otherwise b. law be excluded from
el beneht OF the said estate. Given under nv hand
this IG,h day Of November, 1874
AGNES ther mari SCHREPLKR,
NiLnes5- dnintsfratrfK.
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NOTICE -Eilhest cash price. pa.d for Second.
IN hand CLoIHlH0, fuREIrURn,Boore end
0OLIMAL . CO.. s3s PsppsYivanis sxsnass
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FOR SALE.
PROFESSIONAL.

nESTISTRY. h. FOSTER, NJ. d, No.
~ 1I0s New York avenue. seeeisi 81 $50
teDtton given 90 the frestment Il III dis Ns4Sz3
essee Of the teeth. sots Of teeth reason LIB
able terms. movie I'm
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BOARDING.

ROAbD AND LODGING at No. 622 0 street
- northwest. Meals furnished az all hours, rs
cents. wh. 4. GROWER. novl2-Im.
E'URNfsHKD ROOMS, with BOARD, at6Ii
: street no thEest; location excellent and rooms
nicely furnished. Terms moderate noy7-2wT
PHYSICIANS TABLE BOARD and fine Rooms
u Or the most pleasant part of the avenue. hpsIy
DO. 1919 Pennsyivsnta Az. northwest. now 2gS
A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS for rent on rea-
"A sonsble terms; With good B0ARD; 1909
Maryland avenue southwest. nov3 3gr
EOB BEET-933 street, between 9Th and 10Th.
handsomely furnished ROOMS, en- suite or sim
gie with Boarui can now be engaged for the winter
season Ions
CBOIOE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ ROOMS, together OF separately, in the best To-
eaiity IN the CITY. Befer to Hen. a.. Boardmsn
Pr. Verdi. Apply at l2l3 street n W. sepl-6m
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-01
L0uisiaAa.

In this most fertile and productive
State, perhaps no portion Of it holds
ont to the immigrant and settler greater
inducements than Southwestern Louis,
lana. Blessed with a climate which
has no superior anywheres it is not only
pleasant but remarkably healthy; its
soiL too. is rich, and the average yield
and almost certainty of its crop hold
out 10 the Industrious mau "a sure road
to wealth. Its valleys are we'll wooded,
and the greater portion, both uplands
aud lowlanda, well watered. Railroads
should be reaching QUO to it from al
most every direction, which would fur
nish ample means of transportation. Its
prairies are of unlimited extent, afford
ing nutrition for my RAIDS of cattle, that
find a ready mafkpt almost immediately
at home. The banks of the Caloasieu
and Sabine rivers are skirted with heavy
pine forests. supplying logs for the
numerous saw mills now engaged in the
number business in this part Of the State,
and also furnishing freight to a great
lumber of schooners plying between
these two rivers and Texas.
This section is now rapidly settling
up by a thrifty, energetic class of peo-
pie, and the lands, as a consequence,
are steadily approaching in value,
while the trade is rapidly increasing in
amount, and becoming each day more
desirable. With the vast amount of
traffic accruing from these two rivers
alone annually, would it not be induce
ments enough for some enterprising
railroad men to give the citizens of
Southwestern Louisiana a quicker and
cheaper mode Of trapsportion? New
Orleans being the legitimate market for
all Of this part ofour State, it behooves
the merchants and others of that city TO
be up and doing, and by increasing the
facilities for transportation for this seq
ton, they will greatly increase their
own trade. They should leave nothing
undone to draw to them the rich trade
of Southwestern Louisiana, and the
only way TO show to the people Of this
that they really desire it. is 10
hasten the completion of the projected
railroad from New Orleans to Texas. II
our friends in New Orleans will take a
proper view of this matter, they will
easily discover their folly in delaying
the completion of this road, and the
mou Of trade they are Annually
osiDg thereby. Not only that, but it'll
llso retards immigration to this section,
Ehich we most need just now TO place
,ar State in her former prosperous oon>
litioR.-Lake Charles Echo.
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