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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-05
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fan River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLI
OEY leave Pier % North River foot of Murray stree
daily Sundays excepted, at n. NJ. Through tcksfa
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
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NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Pottery:
burg and Richmond.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FROM pier NORTH iver foot Of Beach street, ste amen9
Tor Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays same hour
Through bills Of ading and PASSENGER tickets issued -
all points South and seathwest VIA Virginia and Tonnes:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newoern and Washington
n c., and other points Once, lS7 Greenwich streok
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d. REWARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
sps) March 4 black and tan Dog, with red collar
and bell The above reward will be paid his return
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de- REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR 1NFORMA.
,) ton in relation to the person who took away the
furnace the trent OF restaurant lzS Fourth
n. TRuPHO.
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NATIONAL LINZ. .,
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risx Of insurance {up To
$bO0G in goai each OF its steamers thus giving pas
sengers the best possible Guarantee tor safety and
The most southerly has always been adoped w
this company 10 avoid Ice anu headiands.
~, From piers q and q North RIVER.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE Mar. 4. ats p n. sPAIN.aat, Marl4I JPN.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FE eAh Inomps9a .ss TUESDAY March assP NJ
rency Return tickets at reduced ratios Prepaid steer.
age tickets ron Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the compauys Offco No. Ey 81 Oadwny
r. W J. HURST Manager.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
\ tor the week ending saturday March 2, 1874; will
close at this Office follows On Wednesday as NJ,
on Thursday at AK A. NJ and on Saturday at 81 A. NJ
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York. steamers marked thus d. NOT carry stesrage
gold, according TO- accommodation Tickets to PARIS
$lS gold, additional Return tickets favorable terms
Steetage $50 currency Storage tickets Liverpool
and Queenstown and al. parts Of Europe rates
Through bills Of lading given for Belfast Glasgow,
avre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight cabin passage apply At the cOmpanys
Office No Bowling Green For Storage passage at Ill
Dfoau~S'' ifn'''s CHHS. @. rRANCKLYN, Agent.
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DY WILLIAM VAN TASSELIA AUCTtONEER
ID SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAtE
VAN TASsEi.L 4 KkARNhY WILL SELL, AT THEIR
Auction Mart no. liz and ia East Thirteenth street.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH o, AT II O'CLOCK,
the following pieces of Baggage, left at the CONT
MENTAL HOTEL. Az Broad way
81 Sstchc!s and Contents.
canvas bag and Contents
IL Trunks and Contents
bundle COthes.
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THE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT FLUTE AND
set of hair jewelry Friday last at 81
Ninth avenue will please call at the above number.
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TNILLIAM HENRY KAY, OF MANCHESTER, ENG
w land-Wrtc to his parents Immediately last he ard
from Chicago same address last, to PETER SMITH
Oohocs, N. Y, Post Office box log.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ Carriages Phaetons Busgies, depot express and
business wagons and Harness. Cheapest place city
at III west Broadway, near Canal street.
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Grand TOTAL 1900 Gifts, all cash. 81, 500 700
Price OF tckets-whoie Ticket, $50; Halves SIS;
Tenths, s.
As there will positively be no further postponement
and the day OF the drawing Is at hand, orders
should be sent at once, add essed to
THO. H. HAYS 4 CO..
600 Broadway New York.
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I OCT BROADWAY, OYER HERALD BRANCH
l.AOS,l once room p -fario, for ladies' Branch
Watches. Jewelry. &c. Same bviiIht and sold;
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THE WRITER OF ANONYMOUS NOTE WILL
i pleas. cali at 1873 Of the same avenue Thursds ,
morning. ut ~ O'Clock Inquire tor the real name
ST NICHOIIAa
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MARKETS..

GALVESTON, June 27.-COttOn POM
nal. Good ordinary, l5c; midling lie.
Hides quiet. Dry ordinary, selec-
ton, l6@l6lc; wet sailed selected,
fc.
Gold 10l.
New YORK, June 27.--Gold opened
( III aud closed at liz.
Cotton dull and nominal. Middling
orleans, II l5-16c; middling Alabama,
TIc; middling uplands, l7lc; low
niddling, l6Ic; strict good ordina-
r., i6sc; good ordinary, l5sc; ordinary,
Exchange quiet and unchanged, 39l@
AL; SIXTY days, S7i@SSl; commercial
si,ty days, 85@S6l.
NEW ORLEANS, June H.-Cotton
quet. Middling uplands, l7bc; low
mildling, Ice; good ordinary l5c; or
dirary l2i. Sales, 300 bales.
Exchange, 4Os@4l; bank, "A; sight,
i6S-i8 premium. Gold, 11i@11l.
LIVERPOOL, June T.-Cotton dull
Uphnds si@Ssd; Orleans, SID. Sales
500 bales.
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FOREIGN.

The Pope Receives u Delegation of the
Roman NObiiity--rhe CRrlists Raise
the Siege of Figueras - Attack Ex-
ROME, June 27.-The pope to-day re-
ceived n deputation from the Roman
nobility. He said the demonstration
on Sunday last was spontaneous on the
part of the people, and the counter-de-
monstratian of Wednesday was the
impious and miserable work of the
sons of darkness. The pope added that
he had received letter urging him to
leave Rome because his person was not
safe, but he declared he would remain
here as long as God permitted.
BAYoNNE, June 27.--The Carlists re-
port that they have raised the siege of
Figueras, near the French frontier.
General Concha's attack on Estella is
hourly expected. Don Carlos directs
the defense in person.
PARIS, June 27.-The Budget COM
mittee have decided against direct tax
alton and in favor of reducing the pay
ments to the bank of France. The
newspapers Nineteenth Century, con-
sentative republican, and lie Rappel,
radical republican, whose publication
was suspended sometime since for at
tacks upon the government, have re-
appeared.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
sOso,I Dispatches to Tho Dallas Daily Herald,
WASHINGTON.

Imporiant Changes In the Indian Ter.
ritory-Au the Agents hut one Re-
noyed--A Central Agency Establish.
ed at Fort Gibson.
WASHINGTON, June 27,-Important
changes have taken place In the In
dian territory. All agents Of the civil
lied Indians have been removed ex-
cept J. b. Jones, agent of the Chero-
KEGS, and n central agency has been
established OF Fort Gibson. The Cher
okees, Choctaws, Creeks, Seminoles,
Chickasaws and other civilized In
dams will all be under Agent Jones.
This is regarded Ms an experiment on
q small scale to famillarize the Indians
with self-government under the future
territorial organization. A number of
prominent Indians will take strong
ground in their coming annual cleo
tlons in favor of sectionalizing their
country, territorial government, and
citizenship in the United States. The
Oklahoma Star, published at Caddo,
in the Choctaw Nation, openly advo-
Gates this doctrine.
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CUBA.
Capture or Large Convoy Of PrOvis-
ions by the Patriots-FOur Hundred
Spaniards Shot by the Patriots.

Capture or Large Convoy Of PrOvis-
ions by the Patriots-FOur Hundred
Spaniards Shot by the Patriots.
New YORK, June ga recent
Havana letter says: 1t is reported by
Cubans that convoy of four hundred
men, together with several car loads
of provisions, have been captured by
the Cubans in the jurisdiction of SAN
tiagO de Cuba. The total number of
four hundred Spaniards have been
shot in retaliation for the shooting of
Cubans. The Diario states that the
Spanish forces in the field operating
against the Cubans number six thous-
and men. OF this number four thous-
and are supposed to be guarding the
cultivated districts, one thousand on
the sick lists and elsewhere, and one
thousand in active pursuit ofthe enemy.
These one thousand men, it says, are
not sufficient to pursue six or eight
hundred men well acquainted with the
country.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE
CRY OF DALLAS, May 2, 1874.
All persons having scrip, bonds or othei
evidences OF Indebtedness against the city OF
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience to
Of the city council, passed on the
first day of May, 1874, to present the same tc
the city Secretary. for registration, before the
Both day Of June, 1874,
W. l.. CABELL,
72dtd Mayor.
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Startling Revelations Promised.

GALVESTON, June GA special to
the Galveston Mercury from Washing
ton, says Williams, the United States
ex-appraiser of our city, has reached
there and is promised an immediate
interview with General Bristow. He
threatens to make startling revelations
about the way federal offices are Sc
cured in Galveston. Now that Sena-
tor Flanagan has lost his grip, it is
thought all bought places will be sum-
marily and compulsorily vacated.
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For Lease or Rent.

The fine store house on Elm street, adjOin-
ing the Commercial hotel, lately occupied by
Miers Il Caldwell. Apply to
JOHN HENRY BROWN & VENABLE.
ll9dlw
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The Sengerfest.

CLEVELAND, o., June 2.-At the
usiness meeting of the North Ameri.
an S@ngerfest it was decided to hold
heir festivals every three years in
sead of biennially. Their next festi-
al will be held in Louisville in 1877.
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BOSTON, June 27.-The race between
the trotters American Girl and Con-
ners and the PAGER Copper Bottom for
two thousand dollars, resulted as fol-
ows: Corners won the first heat in
lbs, Copper Bottom the second in 2:22
md American Girl won the next three
heats in Dds, 2::26 and 2:25.
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G.. w. L-ANEY
Is now in Dallas, and respectfully oilers
hiss services asa
DENTIST

To the citizens of this place, and surround
ing country. All diseases of the Teeth and
Gums will be attended to by the most Inn
proved treatment. With hls complete facil-
general Satisfaction upon these organs, so es-
sential TO comfort beauty and even health
itself. Those wishing his services Will please
call at his office. Teeth extracted and nerves
destroyed without pain.
Dentistry in all its branches. Prices to
suit the times. Terms cash.
OFFICE-SOUTHERN HOTEL.
June y, 1874.
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TESTIMONIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, La, May Is, 1874.
The undersigned citizens of RapideS, Lou
isiana, have been well acquainted with Dir.
q. W. Laney for many years, during which
time he has resided most of the time In AL
exandria, and practiced his profession as n
dental surgeon, III most of our families to
our entire satisfaction. Webelieve him well
skilled in his profession, and as u man one of
our most estimable citizens.
Robert G. Hynson, planter; Thomas O..
Moore, ex-governor Louisiana; Michael
Ryan, attorney at law; l.. II. Bossat, editor
Louisiana Democrat;T. {. Manning, attorney
atlaw; John Casson, NJ. d.; Thomas ii. Mad
dox, NJ. ID. llldlw
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-09
Relfgions Notices.

~ r. Church South !Amerieanl
8cv, u. B. Foust pastor Preaching
every first third, fourth and fifth SIM
dav. aa III 4. X. and r. X. Sunday
School, tE, +. Rlddick, superinten-
dent every Sunday at 9lS 4. NJ. Bible
Cylaesa ne q r, NJ. Lesson for tomorrow;
NTsrk 3 Ist III Goth Seysea inclusive.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday at 8
r. III.
MF Cl.Nreh South German Rev,
VIM. Litser, pastor. Preaching every
Sunday AZ 9lS 4, vi /. and 81 J.. II. Sum
day School at % =. NJ
Baptist Church Rev, IN. \ Fsnoher,
pastor Preaching every second Sum
day ataP. i. and 8P, 81.
The pnblid generally arc cordially
invited 10 attend preaching the Hun-
day School, Bible Glass and Prayer
Meetings
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Amona he many 81 esea thai
we have bad ii chronicle 81 late, /
The present s ore TIRE nes
hearf-rending. Mr G. B. Wood
man, a native Of Augusta, Maine,
former resident 81 Size city o.
New Orleans, and for some time
past a citizen of this plaoe, en-
gagged il the hotal business, and
owning 8 farm few miles from
town. Il Il here b comppHv Eith q
/ friend, on Tie esd Of lagch iast
for Galveston, loE Tue purpose Of
4 procuring goods q replenish bis
house. last seen n Gal
weston ca tne oi x month,
and since Il Ga part o bis clothing,
covered viii osa has been sent
to his family nom ne Washington
restaurant, 81 which place he was
stopping. Having left here with
Ibnt 4 fa hadred dallaTs, it is
supposed by BIS family and mosI
intimate friends, that he met viii
scoundrels. and has been foullJ
dealt with ia GALVESTON. No othet
!, oonolusion cnh be arrived Ii thar
as stated above, as be proye'
2 himself TO be 4 good citizen ANhil,
|. residing here, I kind husband ant
e lathef, and man much deSote'
E 10 his family. His wife and chill
? lren are still residing here, aDz
. iously awaiting some tidipgs 81 hi
Z remains. Any such win Be thabE
fully received by them.
= Mr.. Woodman vasoE light con
] plexion, Eve feet tea inches
] height, light hair, Blue eyes, wor
small light goatee, and apQ'
i. thirty-iour yenrs Of age te n,
a gentleman highly esteemed an
! respected By those who knew bin
]. AbDht tie time ot this sad oeeu
4, renee the body Of an unknov
person was seen floating near CO
y vesthn bar BY those on board
Is certain tug-boat belonging
Galveston, bot Through some eau
% Or other, the Captain failsd to be-
SD it picked up.
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THE
GEM MICROSCOPE,

K h H Il + 1
NNHE GEN MICROSCOPE is the
most wonderful scientific produc-
ton Of the nineteenth century. IT inr-
liahes the power of high-pr3ced IN
stranent for mere trifie, and exceeds
the usefulness of any microscope ever
invented. ii reveals the hidden Won
dere 81 minute creation~as Eais ia
vinegar. Animals in water, Butterflies
Feathers, che Golden Marrow Of i Hair
Insects Eyes, tho Pads, Claws, joints
ana Hairs 81 d Fly = Feet, niaEee Ropes
of fibera OF cloth, q Crowbar ct
needles point and So on indehnltely.
IL furnishes hours OF instruction, en-
tertainrnent and amusement tor the
young and old, and every family should
possess II. Itis invaluable 70 students,
professors, teachers, physicianss ln iact
everybody, and especially "a tha home
eirelc it is d gem. It ID cheap, and "a
che same time 81 great value, Price
al 81 Mailed post paid 20 amy ad-
drass on receipt 81 price
"A FAT IA1r Tor AaBNzs AAen and
women, boys and girls Whole time,
or leisure m0meus ~ evenings. 4t
/ works i6st as aoll by lamp-ight as hoy
/ daviiqht Parents hnY n ter their chill.
9f6n. T8bafad cash eoatiai 'qn paid.
/ Exclusive territory. C0ngenial en-
/ Dlovment It cHeitas the curiosity
i which produces desire % have Il, anel
reauir6s no talking hY the agcnl Com,
pleie euhe maiie6 pest nnid en re-
ceipt og 81 be-. Circulars and terms
/ Tree. send fas q and meha money,
i Address
THE BEE EIlEiX c.01ERANt
e7s WahHsb Awe. Chicago.
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nARRER SHOP.


i take pleasure IN iafor1ning the pHhs
Lie that 4 am now pgepaEes s. FL times
ia receive gentlemen Who require ths
sarviees 81 IoRs0fial Arsisss shaving.
Shnrap o0ing and HairiFs sss done IT
all houra from tunriss until bedtime.
Ladies nesffiag my services 8sl ~
wasted on al theif ressdeHca
Aprii 4. 1874 nay
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= NEEKT.Y ECEts1

u
Am VA e Es haa
800 weather. this week. 2 little
4 l,sg y6s fof re season.
80 Ca0p We learn that or
nsrs arc planting much more
this shan they d5d last year,
fba Id many instances
cotton needed rePlaaiihe.
end vas plovea and corn
q instead shoaid the season
q favorable We may expect 2
III etp Of corn this year.
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sUCCIE aEClN A7.E
sIATE or LOUISIANA
ps 81 8fFaas

k ~ 1aAf5a@4Ds
snea an Tonaini anaragf
DY VIRTUE or AIS ORDER AND |
I'D Com nis Ice from she honorable !
Parish Court 81 Calcasieu parish. "a me
directed VII SELL 81 PUBLIC
AUCTION, % the last and highest
bidder. at Sic last residences Of the
deceased en- EsAcaaine. in this paElshi
Oh
Monday. June ~ 1875
at II o'clock 4. ii the PROPERTY
belouging 70 said syreaion q Eous-
saint BemaFask. to-wit
i. IS TRACT OF LAND, 9ituased
IN this parish, being described IS per
Patent Certificate No. 1912. s. being
the southeast quarter Of section ~
townships 10, south Of range west
containing one hundred and si1ty-fouT
and 24-l00 acres.
/ q. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND.
situated u this parish, and being the
remainder of Patent Certificate No.
/ $3.50, mot previously sold, J md being
the northeast quarter 81 the southwest
/ quarter 81 section ii, in township To-
/ sout hcf range 5 vest, containing forty
acres and fraction
i 8. Twenty four Head, more or less
Of gentle HORNED CATTLE.
4 4. One SADDLE H0BSE, Saddle
and Bride
:. slxHsail, mogo 81 les, o. sTOC1
| HOGS
s. Two FEATHER BEDS and Bed
ding
s.1 ut 81 FARMING ImpLE
AIENTS.
8. Einety-one Pounds Of COFFEE
: DO. Alotof GAI6PE.JI Frs TOOLS
IL. Sixty pieces or BACON.
H. One CLOCK
3 Is. One JAR and LARD.
l4,One double arreled Shot Gun.
I5fA lotof Carrot Tohacc0.
On the following terms and eond
: tions, to-Rit On credit IF one, tw
and three years from Jay Of sale. Pm
2 ehasars 90 give tbeie notes, with 81
8 proved personal secnrity, IN solid
F. to the satisfaction Of the Administr
: tor, bearing ght per cent per annul
$ interest from Gnatnrity till paid.
4 4w Al IL REID, Sheriff.
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PROBATE SALE



STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARrsR or CALCAsrEu.
Succession al Tabifha Hayes, decaasad
wife ~ tSaa Is Andras
ny VIRTUE or AN ORDER or
D the Honorable the Parish G0arss of
Caleasien Parrish. we will SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION, to the last and
highest bidder, w the residence oE
O. Il Lyons. IA this paxisb, on
wednesday, May "a, 1874
ALL THE PR0PERTYof said Eataae,
consisting ef-
Ths PLANTATION. laaa residence
az tha deceased. situated gu Big Woods.
~ fhis rarish, and described 81 being
ihe northwest uuaxter az section tan,
i'll township nine, south 0f range CHI
eleven west, containing 160 400
acres, originall 81 located rY John 3ereaN
and WIN Gnings together sita aAi the
/ buildings end Improvements eaereoa
and thereto belonging.
FIVE HUNDRED HEAD tuasrs -
/ Iesel Glp STOCK CAEHIaE, ranrim
/ between ths Sabine and Calcassa
Rivers,
SEVENTY HEAD tsnoFe - lss or
/ WILD MARES aud h0R@a
TWELVE STOCK HORSES. CRe
4 WORK MARE ma Oaa BUGGY.
+ also, HOUSE BOLD letlEssS11 (. lsks
Kitchen Utsutiss etc.
4 TERMs. Alb SANS IS ken aQlla1a
and under. payable ia aash. - aAy of
sale. and at SUMS ever ten aQilass paY.
Il alba III one aud TIVE year from dag o
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ToWN CouNcmThe members
81 our town council met last
Thursda ! qualified, ana after tax
ing proper view u the situation
81 affairs, adopted TIE following
preauble and auagestion, upon
which. va hopes our citizens viii
take Immediate action
Whereas, an election shonld be
held On tie FIRST Monday of June.
A. b. 1874. for Couuollmen aud
Mayor 1fthe t0wn6i Lake Charles;
and whereas siid election for the
said officers cannot be held 1or
want of revision Of registration
II II anecasted. and en- motion
agreed, that she cltigans OF sald
town meet on the hrst Monday q
june. 1874. ard select by ballot
a Board aI Conncilmen End Mayor
% ba recommended 70 tho Cover
nar Psi appointment
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B1ILTARns BILLIABDs !
yOHN DTLLoN's,
on PUBLIC SQUARE ANB LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana

I wonld respectfully inform Those of
nv friends both here end atadistauce,
who have any expectation Of getting
thirsty, that / have just received g most
COMPLETE ass0rtmant Of Pure IAquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, Which
I ana desirOus Of selling AZ wholesale
and retail at prices to justify both seller
and buyer. Ny wines and hrsndies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
simon pure. Before leaving town Be
sure and call around and take 4 parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. apAn4y
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THE Pic Nc The May Day
festival last Saturday was one Of
be most really ENJOYABLE affairs
L the kind ever witnessed here.
rhe May Queen, Miss Virginia
Dade, looked every inch a queen,
nd her maids Of houor did honor
y the coronation. Old and young,
nd there were many there Of both
ges, seemed knit together by 9
common bond Of sympathy and
happiness. The dinner was worthy
b queenly coronation, and no
pne went away dissatisfied. Among
The many to whom great credit Is
lue for getting AZ and managing
his delightful reunion, Rev. VIM.
Eieser, pastor 81 the new German
M. Il. Church here, deserves espe-
cial commendation,
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SlleriH's Sale
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or cALC&sIEu
Alfred Moss
vs. No. Ia.
James E. ElIenier,


PARISH COURT.
By virtue 81 I writ " seizure and
sale to ma directed, ] viii sell at public
auction To tha last mud highest bidder,
at the courthouse door Of said parish, On
Saturday. Jahe b, Al. D. 1874,
at eleven o'elocl1 Nj, III the right,
title and interest of James 81 Ellender,
defendant iii said suit. ~ the following
described property. to-wit The south
half af the Southwestquarter Of section
Ia. township III south, range 3 west,
and the south half If tho southeast
anartsr OF section a, ia township III,
south range, 10 west, and lying on the
west aide Of CGloasieu river.
TERMS and conditions On i credit
at twelve months from day Of sale;
me purchaser being required 20 fur
nish his bond, with good aud sufficient
security. bearing eight per cent. int
rest per annnm from the day Of adiufii'
cation until paid. Special bond re-
tanned On the properly sold.
A. I'll REID,
apls Ia Sheriff
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-09

EXCURSION. An excursion party
proposed on the steamer Ramos,
morrow afternoon, fer the bene-
~ sheovoraowed sufferers, The
u win be fifty cents each.
barge win be fitted up for the
casioh, aud no means will be
.ared by Captain Reynolds to
axe everything pleasant md
yreoable. We hope to soc 2 large
rnOut.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-09
UNTTEL STATES NAIL STAGE
LIN u s..

Cnitaa steses Nail Stages leave YER
milioaviiIe daily for New Iharia vie
Rovvile aaa Cote Cells. Also daily,
SUNDAYS excepted, Tor Grand Cateau.
ODelonsns ard WaahsugkGms ana on
Tuesdays Thursdays ohd Saturdays fex
Mermentau River and lsaks ChaElss,
and leaves Lake Charles CYery Iuesdag,
Thursday ana Eatarsty for New Iberia.
Through tickets % View Orleans can
be had 81 the undersigned.
3. w. BRYAN, Local Agent,
uav Lake ChRr'es.