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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09
THE SUN
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1870.

The approach Of the Presidential Eelection
| gives unusual appearances to lthe events and
| developments of 1875. We shall eudeayor to
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Persons DESTROYS pf havinn Job Work
dome neatly, expeditiously and cheap,
ara invited 70 call AZ tho olllc0 81 TIA
Lal1o Charles WEGgLY EcHo.
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BILLIARDS T. BILLIARDS !
Al .'#r rs -.Hrsa
JOHN DTLLON'S.
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana. -...

I would respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and at distance,
who have airy expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received n most
complete assortment Of Pure Liquors
ever imported 10 Lake Charles, which
/ am DESTROYS Of selling at Wholesale
and retail at prices to'iustify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
and my WHISTLES the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y n
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A BARGAIN.

n NHk DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
II Oaioaaieu River just below Marion, tOld
toWn,l with all The Buildines aud Improve
ne g2 and ONE HUNDRED AMP SIXTY
Ierna-t Foi'E Haaared aud TiltS dollars,
Apply to GEo. III. WELLS, Agent. Lake
Charles, L0uisiana.
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dear said d husband to
hia wife o. observing new striped
stockings on Ills only heir, Why
have you made BARRIERS poles of
our child's egs Because he
ID 4 little shaver. vas the meat
reply
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1OGice-No. 40 Camp Street
TERMS
wTBLIAM GREGG.
OFFICE OF q ."'.
GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
NO. 4 URG.UNDY STREET,

Corner of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
A FTER MATURE OELTBERATTON AS
- ~ to tho wants and necessities peculiar IT,
this section Of the country,
GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU
he's been established in New Orleans. A long
acquaintance with the various kinds Of Sowing
Machines has Induced US 10 make specially
in his line. .t ,.. g. s.... =
First Glass Machines Of all kinds at lowest
rates. $3.50. The New Understood Buckeye Had
Machine, only $2d... Secondhand Machines,
in good order,at half pTi e...... The lacst and
best Attachments Tor all machines. .... fuckers,
RufaeTs. Corders, Binders Plato Eielnmers, etc,
etc.. Tbs best Needles for all Jna.h ,ues....
The hest repPrcd Sewing MacL inc Oil.... The
best Sewing Mpchiue Cotton.....Wo repair all
Machines OF low rNtc&.,,.. We take cid machines
in part pay for new ones. f....F.., f.
Sewing Vachiness Piaig0s and Organs sUld
on monthly payments in tho country, to paities
giving references. ,.t,., Sc ...s.g T..r..
Mrs ADA GREGG respectfully offers. her
services in purchasing and 70 warding any
article Of anpnrel, personal adnrnment "r
dOrestic goods, Tor ladies' and childrens use,
including. We ''"'. .
MILLINERY, DRY Goons, JEwEkRY,
.atf FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PATTERNS, UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS,
BRIDAL TROUssEAUX, ETC.
ANY articles of Lad es' and Children's wear
manufactured in the latest styles, undep her
own supervision. t
N. b. All Inquiries relative to azlirlos
mentioned or unm ntiohed will be answered
free of charge. Our fatii'ies for purchasing
goods from manufacturers land first bands %
enable us to got 'our commissions without
charge to parties we buy for. We guavsntee
satisfaction in quality and price. One half
tho purchase price should accompany the
order Send money by draft, postofice order,
express, or registered letter. *@T
Cotton consigned to us will be stored aud
disposed Of 70 the best advantage to the owner,
and all instructions relative thereto strictly
carried out
References: u 4 Tyley, Sampson Bros, Pa
Perloin, SaTuel jones'. Jr, Cashier New Orloans
Wings Institution Of New Orleans; Col j L.
nawo-, jackson, Miss; and Editor Of this
Paper. n.ar.
~ Send for catalogue aud circular
Address, Gregg's Purchasing Bureau, Mo-
Burgundy street, corner of Caaal, New Orleans,
Louisiana, Oc1O
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no, ron cALoAsIEu PASS
-f THE HANDsOME, SWIFT.
rumning
PR0PELLER RAMos

will run regularly Eeml-weekly from Lake
Charles 10 Lseaburg (Caioasieu Paasl carving
the Unlted States Mail An down ana rs
trips BY daylight. Accommodation toF eisht
passengers. Excellent inducements 10 hunting
and GRhing paFiins.
FaFe for round trip tdoWn and Hpl, Ssi down
oF up only, So.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays ana Thurs
days n 9 AM strives AZ LaesbuFg sasaa DAYS.
Leaves LesshpFg Wednesdays ana Saturday
st A.mi arrives a. Lake Charles aams DAYS
schOdale running Time between both places
twelve hougsi actual running time much less.
IH0S. Rs REYN0LDs, Master.
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wOMAN's FRIEND.
AS AGENT FOR Tue INVENTOR, J. G.
...@@ TILTON, Aa#
7 Ami PREPARED no FILL ALL ORDERS


r Ami PREPAkEDTO FILL ALL ORDERS
4 for tho celebrated sIas
.H STEAM WASHER, ema
known rs the Noman's Friend Thousands Of
them are sold weekly all over the Union. Tho
washing Il done entirely by steam no rub
o'ngnor krHnF turning. It's thogreatest labor
and money saving invention Of the are. Irefor,
~ permission, 70 the following ladies: Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs. Gin, at Bagdad Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs. Saxon, ~ Big Woods. ana Mrs.
Fairchild, a. Nibbetts BIuG. ~.
Price only So Every one warranted. assn,
Address oreRll on L @atj
am also AGENT for tho celebrated. nal
CROWN WRINGER, n
!, Price , q Wrlnger $lOj Of WRINGER and
WeMAN'S FRIEND together, sis
kAamine specimens Of both at / w Bryau's
store Every one warranted. .rf..b
N. r. SMART.
BAaDAD, Caleasica Parish, La 7I2ESs az
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FOR 5 ,LE-FoR SALE!
TOWN LoT8 FOR SALE.
NTX'S FERRY
AND STORE

One mile above Lake Charles on tRo
.a ..afr Caleasieu River. e3s.ftar
e. The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock DTovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand a full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very. lowest prices!
mY9-tf II. D. NIX.
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Iob Printing u all descriptions cara-
iHiiy exee'lted With neatneess aud dis-
tph
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loK's FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1878.
PUDIT6HED 0TARTrnTY

TW||E"1TW TTWWTTWITa
January NambaF Just Issued, ana contains
0AK HUNDRED PAGES, FIVE HUNDRED
8hHkARINahs descriptions IL more than
FIVE HUNDRED ST or best
FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES,
With directions for Culture. Colorsd Plates. ese.
The most nhefal ana elegant work n tha
kiud % the world 0Hls a eaf q laF nth ysar.
Rnhliahed ID English and German.
Address JAMES VICR,
aeega n Roeheatag, New York.
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Corner of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

numbsr. bad about concluded that their
short eominss had sitAsr bssa forgotten
or forgiven. and thsy rsrs sooa 70 b
invested With he political power Of tbs
nation. Il Is scarcely possihas 10 CON-
csivs Of . greater error. He who Con-
trolls the destiny Of nations. - wsll =
the Affairs Of individuals. has kindly
permitted our Democratic friends 70 take
q fsr-of visw Of the situation. bot year,
OF probation and repentance win BE-
necessary before they can enter and
pas.
Fire IN nySasuss.
srnAcusr. N. Y. Sept s.-Lsorssts
& Biasdsll's boz factory and A. Bragg
gers sash and blind factory vsrs burned
last might. Loss about go. 900.
ApprsvsA HIS ria..
NEW YosE. Sspt. S-Captais EAds' plan
for the improvement Of the Mississippi
meets the approval Of the Com
Of Managers that for . week past
has been considering It's dstaih.
Assaehnens Asai.ss the nask 81
.wnt-s C~alifssniA. .
d. O.. Arnold 4 Co. have obtained an
order Of attachment 70. the property Of
tho Bank Of California In this city. their
claim being Tor $ia4. 746. the amount OF
drafts ON the Oriental Bank Of London
held BY them.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

The Nsssing Ts-Nighs-Hists that
IL Will Dsnsunee the "Ballstis"
and s.Calr"-Aa Undss-earssns 81
Public Feeling Conservative AZ.
tisn llepsa ssr. llpT
San FRixcsco. Sept. S-Considsra-
bic diversity Of opinion prevails a. to
the object Of the meeting tonight. o.
tensibly. its sole purpose Ia . tribute Of
respect to the memory Of Mr.. Ralston,
which visw is supported by the Pod Of
last evening. and the CArOaicz this
morning. There Is evidence, however.
OF an undsr.current Of feeling. looking
toward making Il an indignation meet.
Ing. In which the course pursued by the
Bulletin and Col will Be severely Gen.
sursd. and an effort made 10 initiate .
movement looking toward the dsstruc.
ton Of their patronage, and the starting
Of opposition papers. Hints have even
been thrown ont Of more pronounced
measures against these two jour.
malls and their respective propristors,
but the general impression seems 10 be
that nothing viii be done Of . violent or
incendiary character. AL the bsttsr sl-
emsnts engaged in the demonstration
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SAN Francisco. September S.-Ad.
vices from Phoebe and Hamilton state
that the Indians have left the nsishbor-
hood Of Cisvsland's Ranch and gone to
Lime spring Valley.
The Mermons have lately baptized
many Indians, and II Is believed by
many that they arc At the bottom Of the
affair. There IL considerable feeling
amsng tho Mormons against the cattle
wners In tbs vicinity Of Deep Creek.
They complain that cattle trsspass on
their feeding grounds. They have.
therefore. melted the Indians 10 lavless-
moss. resulting In tho killing Of Tolland
and = general uprising Of the Indians.
Volunteers arc distributed In the diff
fsrsnt farming valleys. Major John
Dennis and Captain Kelly. Of Eureka,
with detachmsnts Of the Eureka mill.
tary. arc marching 10 stsptos and Li.tls
Spring valleys. Phoebe and Hamilton
volunteers are In the vicinity Of Clevs-
land's ranch. Capt. Hubbard re- left
al Hamilton. In charge Of q rsssrvsoorps
stationed at that place and Eberhardt.
There are no further indications that the
Mormons are instrumental In the out
break. The U. q. Commandant d Fort
Cameron, Utah. has refused to send
troops, not Wishing to withdraw protee-
ton from residents Of that place. ~
danger is apprehsnded from the Utah
Indians. The Indians have left Patter.
son. and are supposed to b. making for
Little Spring valley. to join those al
roady there. Two cavalry companies
from Fort Hallsck have been ordered 10
proceed to the aid Of the bssisgsd
districts. A dispatch from winnsmucca
says that a troop Of cavalry stationed at
Camp MeDermott, LEFT that place this
morning at three O'Clock. and will ar.
rive here about Thursday and leave i'm
mediately for the front. A detachment
OF troops from California will pass here
tomorrow. The e1dtsnsnt ssems qui.
eted down considerable. Nothing fresh
has been learned sinos Sunday even
ing. All precautionary measures thought
necessary to prevent an outbrsak bay
been taken. however. and no ssr1Pas
trouble Is anticipated.
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APPLICANTS o CONVENIENT PES.
sioSs.-ws wish To call the attention Of
applicants for Government pensions 10
the fact that the biennial examination.
required by law, must be passed during
the present month. The Office Of tho
examining physician for Nevada, DR.. p.
]. Aiken, 10 In Blacks building. corner
OF @ and Taylor streets. Virginia. Thoss
interested should remember that unless
examined before the FIRST day Of October
their claims will DO d~isrcgarded.
FnEMkS, ATTENTION! = The regular
monthly meetings Of the different CON-
panisa Of tho Gold Hill Fire Depart
meat will DO hold this evening at TX
O'Clock.
REMOVING THE RUDDnn.-A number
Of men were put to work to-day 10 clear
away the rubbish inside Of Odd.Fel.
lows Hall. Virginia.
Parvlrr scHooL.-Miss Maronis 70.
opened her private school In Lower
Gold Hill yesterday.
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ARIZONA.
IN. ssvsl.sIe. 3. sessFa.


Tucson. Sept. - General ssfna'
commanding the rsvoludonisss In 30
nora. has been here the past weak. he
has issued . proaunciansnto, dated
Altar. August 18th. saying he WILL In
obedience to the wishes Of the people,
continue 10 nsht against the present
Governor Of Sonora to the bitter end.
Some 10 othsrs have signed . oirsuiar'
setting forth Why thsy support sssna'
which mainly Ia. that they will not sub
nit psacably TO the continued rule Of
Governor Pssqusria. and The new Gov
amor bsing . near relative Of his d. In
effect. the sane. They ask tAas . nsw
election b ordered. and In The mean
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eonfErfrrvE ExAnisAriexs.

The examination Of applicants Tor po-
silions a. teachers In our pablo sehoola.
which wa held In Gold Hill Last Friday
and Saturday. has called q attention
10 its benefits. II u, Of courss, well
known that only . limited numbsr Of
teachers can be employed. and nothing
can DO moro clearly right than that
those best qualified should b selected.
How 10 do this under the old regime.
when teachers frequently had certih-
cates-often granted In other States-
renewed without being subjected TO an
examination, was what harasssd q
School Trustees. They had 10 run the
gauntlet Of the persistent importuni-
ties OF many Of the personal friends Of
each applicant. and In many casss
gained the snmity Of both the rejected
applicants and their frisuds. II was
very natural that those rejected should
use an means In their power to injure
the reputation Of the successful candi-
dates, and ID 10 not 81 al surprising that
some Of our best teachers Should In
consequence stand low In the popular
estimation, when their deserts entitled
them TO every confidence. Now. no n
can possibly complain OF any selections
that may b made. for 10 they cannot
pass . crsditabls examination. they can
certainly set up no claims.
We are not Of those who believe that
the one Who passes the best examination
a. regards q knowledge OF facts In always
beat qualified for Q school teacher. and
would suggest that In the future .
knowledge OF the theory and practice OF
teaching should form an important part
OF tho sxamination. In this way ex-
perienced teachers. who have devoted
years TO the mastery OF their profession.
will no, DO unjustly rejected for one
who. in other respects, may stand a
tribe higher.
The benefit Of q yearly examination OF
all our public school teachers cannot DO
too highly estimated. for they will then.
knowing what IL In store for them.
take especial care TO keep mp with the
requirements and advancement OF the
times. The trouble with the old sys-
TEN practiced here Was that . teacher
was apt to rely on having his certificate
renewed. and therefore naturally did not
tako such pains in his studies ~ he
should.
We hope that the example set by the
School Trustees Of Gold Hill will BE- fol-
lowed in Virginia, and In fact We have
been given 10 understand by the best
authority that such will Be the case.
lii but just TO say that the judg-
inert OF cur Trustees In selecting the
teachers they did. last year. was sustain
ell by the result Of the late examination.
The practical benefit gained ID that those
applicants who might have put forward
unjust claims. and created dissatisfac-
ton with tho selections Of teachers that
have been and yet remain to be made.
have been silenced. No such i~nsinuation
rs that such and such q teacher got and
held his position through favoritisIn can
os made. or. IL made, credited. We
heartily indorse the action Of u Board
Of School Trustees.
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time tsll some dRs else b dssIsnalsd
70 discharge The duties Of Governor. In
which ,sysnt . peaceful settlement may
b md. Anumbsr o. individuals hast
left hsrs recently for Sonora. but
whether to aid Pesqusia or the rsvolu.
tionisss. d NOT known. The rscsnt out.
rage on Garlic has created . strong
feeling here against the Pssqusria Gov
eminent. ..la
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
OREGON.

Asvsussss or Gss. Shsridas.
PORTLAND. Sept. Son Saturday
Gen. Sheridan returned from his visiI
10 The scene Of his nrst battle at Cas-
cads. Last evening . reception wa,
rendered him by the Progress Club. and
vas . brillian affair. This morning the
General leaves for Salem, and after
visiting Grand Ronds Indian hsssrva-
ton. will proceed ovrland to Califor-
mia.
sALxn, Sept. s.-Gsu. Sheridan and
party arrived by special train at 10 A. y.
and were given q reception At the Che
mskta Hotel. They leave this altar
moo for the Grand honde Indian
Agency. and will return on Friday In
timo for the morning train 10 Ban Fran.
cisco.
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NATURALIZATION FURNACE.

Rxppno. CAL. Sept. s.-A report
reached here this forenoon Of the drown
ing OF one OF the engineers, said TO b .
German. employed on tho r. o. r. r.
ON . survey near Pitt River. 20 miles
north OF here. No particulars are given.
Pcck's smelling furnace Ia In success
ful operation. turning out bullion by the
car load. An assay Of this bullion
shows much more value than expected.
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TO FRIsNDs OF sCIRN,

TOTHk FRIENDS OF sCfkNCkt
Prof. Rixen, the distinguished ~Phrenolorist.
win lecture to the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Gold nm 1t Miners Union Hall. ON Friday.
Saturday. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday sven.
lngs, Doors open a. Z. lecture TO commence ct
9 o'elsck. Reserved seats for ladies'. On Mon.
day evening the lecture will commence RE.
elssly o. hall. past re.cn o'clock: on account OF
Minsrs' meeting. Ofice hours from D A. y 10
5 = T., Of the hall. Admission TO lectures, %
csnts; reserved seats. - cents extra. First
locturo free. q W