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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD

SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
on and after MONDAY, June 29th, 1874, trains
Will run MS follows, Sundays excepted:
GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Rutland at 1910 and 1870 a. m, and 1906
MAIL Leave st. Adams at GEO a. H., Bu.l-
ington at $3.50 a. M, Ticonderoga at 1:i5 a. M,
Rutland at 1900 M, Bellows Falls at $50 p.
M, arriving at New London at $3.50 p. M, con
Meeting with steamer for New York
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leayes st Adams at
900 a. m.' huntington 1Oa5 a. M; Rutland lilo
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leave Ogdensburg at 1888
pm. Montreal $3.50 pm, st. Adams 1920 pm, Bur
lingtOn o'l0 p. m, Rutland 1910 A. m, Bellows
Faiis, 800 Il. In. arriving at New London at 111c
MIXED TRAIN-Leavos Burlington at 1:45 y.
M, arriving In Rutland at 1:3O p. IN. Leaves
Rutland at 1880 n. M, Bellows Falls 1850 n. M,
accommodation train, IRVING at New London
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $3.50 p. m.
Tor bellows Fails and Brattlcboro.
GOING NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at 1898 and $40 q. m, and 2;io
and a5J p. m.
MAIL.-Leaves New London at $500 n. H.,
Springfield 800 a. M, Boston 1890 a. H., Bellows
Fails 1893 am, Rutland 2:0 pm, for Port Henry,
burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal and Ogdens-
EXPREss-Leaves New York at 500 IN. via
Troy and North Bennington; Rutland at 1855 p
m, Tor Ilconderoga, Burlington and st. Adams
NIGHT EXPREsS.-Leaves New London at
81, p M, Springfield at S10 p M, connecting
WIN traln leaving New \ Ork at $500 p. m, Bel
lows rails ll:l5 p. M, connecting with train
leaving Boston at $3.50 p. NJ, Rutland 1:a5, for
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal Ogdcnsburg
and the west.
MINED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at 6:lo n. IN.
Tor burlington, st. Adams, st. johns and or
uensburg. n. Y.
MIXED TRAlN.-Leaves Bellows Falls at 500
n. IN, arriving In Rutland at $3.50 a. IN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New London at
S:l0 n, M, Bellows Falls Cos p. M, arriving in
Rutland at s35 p. IN.
fTry leave Rrylinrrfnp ~ fnr
pcller &C., AT $3.50 a. H. 1890 p. m and s:l0 r. IN.
-, trains leave Bellows Falls going north, for
Wnlte River Junction, &C, at 9:3o a. In. and
1850 a. m, and Gl5 and 11:iT p. IN.
CoNNECTIoNs.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, &
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads: at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad
siS Sleeping cars are attached TO night trains
between ST. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
ana boston. j. W. HOBART,
=. GEM Supt
st. Adams VT, June. 90. 1874.
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The New York herald., 1874-07-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
The Dullest Day of the Year on the
Stock Exchange.
SALES ONLY $4,000 SHARES.
Gold Steady, Governments Firm, Foreign Ex-
change Quiet and Money Easy.
WALL STREET,

1t may be said, in connection with the several
markets to-day, that they anguished. No other
word than this favOrlte expression in old English
indictments for murder, where the deceased sue
cumbed after q lingering illness, can be found to
better describe the character OF the days busl-
nebs. 1t was not active in any sense OF the word
IL was not animated on either one side or the
other. 1t vas simply dull. In the early hours OF
the stock market prices went or \ to per cent,
THE GREATEST pECLINE
being In Western Union, which dropped from TEX
TO 712S, and Lake Shore, which declined from 73x
to 70. Pacific Mail went OF from IS to ~,
as the third most active stock on the list,
while the balance showed a decline OF 4 to u per
cent. In the afternoon there was partial re.
c0very OF 4 to a per cent, which was followed by
q reaction OF u to per cent, the market leaving
OF OF about the lowest point OF the day. registering
Z decline of per cent in Western Union, N in
Northwestern, 4 IN Lake Shore and Pacific Mail,
,. in Erie, WABASH and st. Paul, and u to " per
cent in the balance of the list. The following
table shows
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
during the day, with the sales of each stock, the
aggregate being only $1,000 shares, the lowest Of
the year -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July 20, 1874
stock 5ss4.
Cotton quiet and unchangsd middns 5yss
sales 2S; last evening, ISo STOCK, asss7 '-'
Cotton au,, and nominal, n,aa,ns Mo's IKE JSy 20 l
SO bales Exports coastwisc. u. Stock. 6,2SS ''~'
CHARLESTON. July 20 1874
Sales s Is bales Exports
cosonpemand madlns ss Ss s@iS Fecspis 81 i' 4s
bales; gross As. Sales. :. Stock. 1898
WILMISeros, y; G.. July 20 1874
e. ;'FFis V:" S;'; d;
ToLEpo, July 20, 1874
Flour steady. Wheat in fair demand lower, No. ?
white, Wabash. 81 q July; August 81 %; NO. DO,
81 vi do aGSr 81 ~ ls1fan sqsa %
81 l5is seDtember, 81 Is No; new red ST q; No /
sMSsr linus j s Corn auil and owsp SG at
Sas quiet ya and % &nsa:. So e
s%ssr 5sshs a ssrn nomna @ DO
bushels wheat, $4,000 do corn,
Lake and rail imports for the last ory-cighl hours
Flour s2 bbls wheat 80 66o bushels corn 49, s45 do
SSshss so!S IS sSS e%ss SsosS sys; sS
Sss
sS,1 Ga ss
h Se Mwatss a. 90 yste So
spring, 81 "a; do. NO. do 81 80; sneboygan, 81 30
Corn dull; sales 10000 bushels No, at 79c. Oats dull
sales of Western No. at 60c Rye Quiet held at lD
sales at 81 O6 Provisions-Mess pork $I; short cuts
81; hams, l3sc. sacked do. lac isc.; shoulders &C.
breakfast BACON lie l.sc lard in tierces, l2e kegs
changed.
OswFGo, July 90 1874
Flour steady; sales 800 bbls. Wheat dull sales Of
20U bushels red winter At 81 30. Corn 1rm sales OF
800 bushels No Tat 73c one car hign mixed at &c.,
and $50 do at 74c, ahoat Corn meal. $2l for boltcd
::sps E: % sssed 5 ane as Se " So siS S3r aa sH Sans
81 s7IS TO the Hndson 81 62% to New York. Railroad
freights-Flour, TO Boston, Gc To New York, 40c. to
Albany, SOC. Lake receipts-4l0W bushels corn 500
do peas, 1,l65,UV feet Of lumber. Canal ship
mcnts2gO bushels wheat, 1880 do corn S43,000 feet
Of lumber.
Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened nrm
but closed dull and weaker No 2spring 81 ls 81 IA
closed at the inside price spot 81 l0 July 81 W August
No spring. 81 "; rejected, 9c. Corn, demand light
holders hrn. prices higher No mixed 62sc bid spot
GAG bid July or August; rejected olAc. 6lc. Oats
active and higher at Size. &c. for No spot; ,sAc,
Sd oy % Std da Aasuss aDs & Rye aa "a and Swsr o. o
2sprne spot; SIJuly August; 81 62 81 03 Septem
spot; so 70 July or August; S2 September Lard
full prices asked. but no demand at $l 10 eli 45
Whiskey At 95c. Freights quiet and weak; corn to
Buffalo, sac. on the open Board In the afternoon
wheat closed heavy and lower at q 10 July; 81 e6h
bushels wheat a70OO do. corn. l66O do oats, 30U do
rye and 2,OOD do barley. Shipments-3,M bbs -four
1000 bushels wheat, 1880 DO corn, 5000 do oats
LOCO do. rye and 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.
From the washington County Pos

From the Washington County Post.l
The simple fact that such nomination sets
before the country a dangerous precedent, With
out any good reason why 1t should be done, ia
suf1clent. A tradition OF the Republic, almost as
sacred rs the constitution, should not be set aside
except for the most urgent reasons. We nave
confidence enough In that good sense for which
President Grant has been distinguished to believe
that II he has not already determined to retire 81
the end OF his present term that he Will see t in
time 10 relieve the party that has twice honOred
him with It's sullrages from any embarrassmcnt IN
the premises.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
REAL ESTATE,

The opening business OF the week at the Ex-
change yesterday were the two folio wing Supreme
Court sales:-Messrs A. J. Bleecker, Son Il White
disposed OF, under direction OF MIR. Allen T. Smidt,
referee. an unexpired term Of lease of the prem
ises No. 626 Fourth street, and Hugh Camp, under
the direction of Mr.. William Sinclair referee, one
lot on l29th street, east OF Eighth avenue.
NEW YORK PROPERTY, ~ BLxEcKxR SON Wits
story bk- h. and lease Of lot No. 2S5 4th ST.
1863 It. e. of av. b, lot Mx96 The lease has 20
years to run, ground rent $3.50 per annum; Il.
ny ". n. CAMP
Hcke rman, plain tif f....'......."'... - o. $500
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

GOLD RANGED
between 1l0b 1l0A, opening and closing at the
higher figure. The carrying rates were 2 a per
cent; borrowing fat The customs receipts to-
day were $570,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $4,000 in redemption OF called five-twenty
bonds and s236,oO0 on account OF interest.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was quiet and steady on the basis OF 4.871s and
40 for bankers sixty days sterling and short
sight respectively, asking rates. with selling rates
4.S7 and 4.89 q 4.S9H. Reichmarks, 952 and $685.
Cables 96I 81. Prime Paris, SOS and 5.13I.
MONEY CONTINUES TO RULE EASY,
seeking employment at q 8 per cent on call
and 5A per cent on prime mercantile paper.
The movement Tor redemption under the Currency
bill goes on without affecting this market. The
national bank notes received at Washington for re-
.demption TO-DAY amounted to $5o0,0o0. The in
ternal revenue receipts were s435.OOO.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
showed generally steady feeling in American
securities with Erie firmer. The rate Of discount
in the open market ia London for three months
bills was ~ per cent, which was 4 per cent below
the Bank rate. Ell, 900 in bullion was Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance to-day
'Consols closed barely steady. The following table
shows the prices Of cOnsOls and American securi-
In 4 Inp of ha hon
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
les In London at the hours named

At 4:3O P. NJ rentes at Paris were quoted 81
francs 67a centimes. Frankfort quotations were
old 65s, 1929 bonds Of 1881, io3sl new 65s, 1925
bonds OF '67, 1885; 10-40's, 9S'i.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were firm at improved prices, without new
features, closing as follOws:-United States cur
rency skies. III; do. skies, 1884, registered, 116
. 11oA; DO. do, do, coupons, lis a 11sh;
do. five.twenties. 1862. registered, l12X 1875 !;
DO. do, do, coupons, 112T 1131<; do. do,
1884, registered, 1l4a4 49, do. do, do, coupons,
l15X 116; do. do, 1865, registered ll5 a
l16H; do. do, do. coupons, III a 117H; do. do,
do, new registered. lis ll5H; do. do, do, do,
coupons, 11S3. 1885 do. do 1867, registered, 115s
1l51; do. do. DO, coupons, 1172s HIS; do.
do, 1s6s registered, 116a4 l17A; do. do do, cou-
pons, 117'l 117x do. ten-orties, registered H.
ll2s do. do, coupons 1l2a4 l1314; do. fves, 1884,
registered, Ill l1lH; do do, do, coupons, 1l2a<
q ll3.
THE MISCELLANEOUS BOND MARKET
showed o weaker feeling in respect to railway
mortgages, with a fractional decline in prices, as
will be seen in the official report OF sales given
below. State bonds were quiet and steady. Bank
shares were shade more active. The following
were the closing bids the regular call for these
several securities
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

800 Short notice at s 52c August 300 at 200
at 10 lyc GOD at 10 7l6c 800 at III 1899 800 at I6 56c,
100 at 10 ss3c September 100 at 10 23s5c 800 az lsc.
80 at l6 s2c Ss 20 et 10 llsc 800 at IS s0 at
t5Sbea 40 @ s;o e 1902 az ssc 400 at
a l6 S2c December, 300 i6 l332c, at SIC,
100 at lsi4c Total TO- 100 bales Grand total IL bales
yplS y & August Ss9e September, q csc. October,
September 0l at IL q Sc; October 3O at is 9I6c
December, 100 at Is 7l6c Second call--October.
100 at 10 ll-S2c. The receipts at the ports
foot fo9t up as fellows-eslveslop, .lS bales; new
WILMINGTON, l9 Norfolk. 4ss New York, 49, Boston 2l;
Philadelphia 10 Total 1876 bales This day last week,
LAB bales. This day last year. zl5 bales.
FLOUR AND GRAN.-R Receips-Flour s,Ga0 hbls. wheat,
165 Sl4 bushels; corn, A620i do. oats 2t8O do The
-four market was dull and heavy though materially
changed. Good shipping extras about IS rs 81
in lines. The sales about 7,Wb0 bbls at prces
within the range Of our quotations tat Rye flour
at 81 % - IS Brandywine $3 rs 81 tor Southern
Western and Jersey and 81 % 81 40 per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, July 20 1874
Exchange quiet On the United States sixty days,
rency, l2l l2 premium; do, short sight DO, I25 26
premium; do, sixty days gold, lao M premium; do,
short sight. gold, lHa las premium. on London, Liza
lf5 premium. on Paris, A2 lac premium Spanish gold,
n 25l.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
NCIHy..

A 7 REASONABLE RArEs.--MONbY ON LIFE AND
~ Endow Insurance ipciea> Mortgages and other
securities. AL kinds elected with
"""saA Y. l. UA,sltlCH 4 CO tt7 aroadwaa.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRooUcy MAnKEr-LoSDoN, Juiy 20--Evcn.
ingFine rosn, lbs l3S per cwt Linsced oil, fl1
1z8 per ton.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

For future delivery oasis low middling), Saturday
evening after one o'clock August 4ol at o9Sc septem
November 200 as 1870; December, 100 at 6ssc Total
$50 bales- To-day up to two L. MJuly @al at atso.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
CLOSING PRICES-s O'CLOCK P, NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Irregular - Wheat Lower Corn
Dearer-Oats Uncha anged-Pork Higher
Lard FirIn-COttOn On the Spot Dull
''Futures'' Close at u Decline of 5-32c.-
Sugar Quiet-COfFee Dull-Molasses Neg
lected-Rice Dull-Spirfts Turpentine
Higher - Rosin Firmer Petroleum
Easier.
MONDAY, July 20--6 p. M.
The merchandise markets were irregular-in
some cases being dali with radical changes in
Duyers' favor, while others were active and frmer
AT the Produce Exchange nour was dull and irreg-
ular. Wheat was dull, lower and almost entirely
nominal. There was some inquiry for shipment,
but at prices too low to admit OF business though
holders were willing to make O liberal reduction.
Corn. on the other hand, was in good demand for
export, and prices were about 1c. dearer-the mar
ket closing strong at the Improvement Oats were
more steady, but not very active. Whiskey was
unchanged. Pork was IN speculative demand and
prices were again higher, the market closing firm.
Lard in moderate request the market was nrm
Frcgtts without decided change. Cotton on the
demand was noticeable at q low figure "Fntures' de.
clined 5ssc Groceries were generally quiet Nava!
rosin selling At higher figures Petroleum favored
We heard Of no G SALE: asds from small
sSsnR in prices The stock n the SSea saes OF Re
nampon sosas Bags; Bstmors SSss
FFSssSn bass and New YCTs iSii bags
isxc isc tair do isc. ao good So, %sc sMse
prime do. axe. axe extreme range lou, 1850.
2sc pc; Ssyion G lssc re; M,5scaibo lSsc- 22S
Laguayra, 2c, ,i zzc' ysmaiea isc NhS;; st. Do
Rics, ac a nc; Mexican, zoe alc savanilla iSc. a
1l1sc. CuracoA, lSc. q 2Oc, gold. 60 Q 90 days
CorroS. There was something OF an export movemeps
in spot cotton on saturday afternoon, confined however
Apart from the sale Of 7sl bales for export reported
low several hundred bales purchased by
in the shape of short notices" The market today las
been inactive and closes dull The following quotations
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

Wheat exceedingly aa and decidedly lower the
oaso snS ssn1 sSaa sMnss q q s. q 81 c.
;Sr.s 90 s.aas IL a? $ saEs WIN,
Sd4S Sh;s ksn:sS s %
a. 7'S o. s's 0f yssM
Ss sS;ssas stssh
III fSfs and aSTss
u Sa Gsnaas not much TODAY
shs sna s to Is
The depressed and rates in most instances are
sSSSssS sSS ed wsax s By sail 100 ha .1asSo @
isSo boxes bacon at i5s a6ss 5D cheese COS
i93 boxes cheese al .ss essf At
st ssd per 60 lbs bushels grain at Ssd sd per per
at S. ID. a ss Sd lor large and small vessels: 10
%Ish psssssam e s oS Snss e
WIN about 2so Quarters grain 3D. per quarter
SSr Sy o 9 Sns Sara %
win aOSS s SSis
with bS prvae Gern terms y suoed
at ,fs 6 g. M ,S to- Trieste austrian
'Ss yssas ss';S r' q ~
s ssnTass
fsaS Ean e 41 dS do 2o sG roro
S1oHas-sprlts turgen,ine ruled active today
bbs spot and bbls to arrive ali at 37c closing
GSSss s, 's; ss' ;ss1:s ass5
aa
and 10
decidedly Sn in Of apGg s9 I m
Ssp.easss al;s !sSsns bSis IS e. So
hog oss ISsS @ 1 vii. a do
se'as M'Sp g boxes
long clear @ realized l.c loc Esr Cut
lbs svsrsae smoked rams at t'is isc ' and 5co
at s sl sSsss H
1851 a1sc hfa was % At e M % and r o ws sales
Pie and % do city at la:. Butter and cheese were
sIP' PsrRoInUaihc @ market for refined oil closed weak
and lower owing to aivces of further the
e"er ncluans bS 5S5 bS s
l2sc Gases duli At l6sc 7c. Naphtha quiet al
.Ss' aaoea
we're @ as % 2i ss
On City. 81 81 10; Ttusville weak; sales 81 oaS
Rior.salcs were all in obbng lots at former prices
a0S as M 9uss but ar STEADY at c for prime
ruled quiet! without change in prices The sales
ss
s,c: for yellow, slc. io'Sc lor standard
crushed, io,ss po%defea and Ia.e tor graSuised
sr to sooI a @ 9 c good &c i,
Prime, s.; g.; srocery; lar t. good. SIC. =
a's Sc h6a 6ayeasoses and ssss Isl .,ansl Sas
%ss ss 81 t j isrS s Ss i & @ ss%Iss @ d
Br,ms Is Standard H. s f shScs & &
baish Standard Nos p l. Sc ss.e h haniia1supo- u
r2t 2Aanow ans ess5s soses sPeS emsr M a a Of 1000 lbs
aye. per ID. ior out-oftown Prime city quoted at
nsxkY-Recepts 2s2 bbls The sales were 400 bbls.
at asc gallon. at which figure the market closed
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

The quotations based on store ruunipg In
quality not tnan half grade above or below the
! grade quoted. Tho sales sum up as follows-
TOdnn. So Eren 1ofuI
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IO:I5 and I1.30 A. nj.
First Board-IO:3O A. Nj.

ll6 $25U0 u 500. C, ct. -. ll7ss
~ l00W Q $ SIS. C, '8l. 49,. ll3
ll6z 5000 US SIS, r. 81. b c Ill
ll5A 1000 Us SIS. lo-40, r.. ll2k
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EvANs-STANToN.-In Brooklyn, on saturday July
Is, 1874 by the Rev. Charles II. BiXby. WILLIAM h.
EVANS to BLANCHE c., eldest daughter OF A. G.
Stanton and granddaughter Of Elijah I. Brown
Esq. No cards.
HEWITT decentralization Thursday, July 16, 1874,
Rev. James Macmanon, ROBERT HEWITT, Jr OF
this city, to ANTONIO, daughter of Juan Manuel
Cebalias, OF Santander, Spain.
The New York herald., 1874-07-21

TINE COPARTNERSuIP EXISTING UNDER the
hrm name OF rrevett Favor and Co. Is this day
solved by mutual consent NJ. L. Favor is authorized
against said hrm. WIN. rREVErT
Ngw YORK July 90 1874 NJ Z. FAVOR.
y. 4. DAUCHY
The New York herald., 1874-07-21
FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsLEY BAILEY, BROKERS, "a BROAD
500 on members OF the ExchangeT fr 100 sha res any
.nihg ess not being marketable Jus issued pamphlet
HOW houey Is Lost and Made in Wall Street;N mailed
or 70 De mad OF Brenano 33 Union square, price 3,c
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-11
Notice 70 he Public.

TTSHE public is hereby notified not to
i trade for or attempt to collect q
certain promissory note, dated Lake
Charles, Louisiana, April 29th, 1878,
payable six months after date, to
Daniel H Quirl, or order, for the sum
Of Three Hundfed Dollars, $500, and
duly paraphed by John AL Spence,
Recorder. The said note being now
lost or mislaid, the public is hereby
cautioned not IS trade or negotiate for
the same, the payment thereof having
been stopped ID. Ia. QUlRk.
Lake Charles, Louisiana,
June 4th, 1874. je6 4w
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leading journals Of the State, that
il order for the Democratic party
to inanre success, il the coming
November election, we should or
ganize, and by organization We
can easily ascertain and success
fully use our strength. TO effect
this, we must exercise and shoR an I
Independence Of the press, Wei
must not Be meaIy-mouthed, as |
though We feared that every sem |
tence We may after is going to
offend somebody, Or somebody
else. Out upon such timid nom
sense, say we. IF the press is to
be trammelled in its course of use-
fulness from a continual fear Of
Offending some hide-bound Bour-
lbon, whereby it may lose q sub
scriber, or an advertisement, or
| Job Of printing, We think We are
| not likely for a long time to profit
from our trials and bitter expe-
riences of the late war and Radi-
cal rule in our once prosperous but
now bankrupt State. Surely we
should profit by anything that has
cost us as much as these sad and
continued events. IF the people Of
Louisiana desire to wake from
their slumbers and keep pace IN
the march of improvement aud
the progress of the age, they can
no more do so without an indie
: pendent, fearless and outspokon
I press than can bird fly without
wings. There can be no progress
|, , or enlightenment without q free
: press, and the man who would dare
I to prescribe . press for its utter
ances in behalf of truth, when the
press is open for him and all 20
combat its errors If it makes any,
is an enemy ql the meanest kind
Q to the State and to the whole
: : country. We write feelingly anc
J, knowingly
9 We can conceive of no gooJ
d reason now Why the press Of Louis
lana should muzzle itself on an,
y subject concerning the present B
3 future status Of its people. Their
Z was a time, previous 10 the wal
that the press could exercise iniu
rious effects on the public prosper
itv, but now that the war has swep
slavery into the grave, and ID
Il Il white man has thereby been rer
u dered free as well as the negv,
\ = we fail to see wherein is longs
70 necessity Of the press being gagge
~ on any subject that interests ii
people. Light is what is Wante
Light to guide the people throug
& q new and strange land, land
IN freedom, from which the curse
a slavery has been driven. wherei
tie white man IS to become Il
architect Of lis own fortunes
We want no mutual admir
tion snobbery in the press in ii
cussing important public matter
Y. Let the people d Louisiana ey
keep this important fast II ths
memories when They are dispos.
to censura the press fer ils #
utteranoes that the editor, ii
.or honest man, is eadeavaring to j
rive at the TRUTH for the pub
weal, and if the truth lmrts ii
~ because something Is wrong amo
themselves. and not with the pre-
Let ps. therefore, thogoughly /,
s5. ganige The Democratic party
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-11
NOTICE.

MIR. D. QUINN, of Washington,
dl Louisiana, has entire charge and
management df all business connected
with the operation Of MAIL ROUTES
connecting New Iberiaand Chaneyyille,
Louisiana, and Orange, Iexas. No
bills win be paid unless approved by
him. j. B. PRICE.
Washington, June 30, 1874.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-11

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