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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-28

Frost IN Illinois on Saturday night inj ired
the crops.
some Of the indians refuse to treat for the
sale OF the Black Hills
The Arlington Hotel. at Watkins Glen, N.
Y, was destroyed by fire sunday night.
Mrs. " ary Kiilerhouse of Kinderhook, N
0 days. '''0 '''N
instructed their delegates TO the Erie Conven.
vention for Hon. James p. Barr.
The late ex-Emperor Ferdinand OF Austria,
bequeathed the Pope Sd,0000O0.
"A special session Of the Great Council OF I'm
at Plttsburg Monday. The Great Council OF
the United states will hold its annual session az
Richmond, Va, commencing ON Tuesday, Sep
teinber i2th-
Several of the lenders in the negro conspi
raoy in Georgia have made confessions and ono
OF them. colored lieutenant OF militia, named
upon oath. He sweaIs that the conspiracy EN-.
braced nineteen oOunLiesi that the outbreak
was to nave occurred on Friday last; that ali
the whites except " the pretty woman" were 20
have been killed, and their landa and goods were
TO have been divided among the negroes. Gov.
night, in which he said there had been serious
cause for apprehension. bnt the danger was
patti that he would see that all men. white and
black, were protected in their rights. and that
offenders woald be pun ished by the courts.
Tho Democratic Convention OF Wilkesbarre
Monday, elected Hon, III. b. Whright as q dee.
HAl6 10 tne otelo convention.
Jefferson Davis has received invitations from
DesmOInes. Iowa. Charleston ILL.,, and other
Western cities, 70 deliver the addressae al the
fall
The Wyoming rove Camp Meeting. near
Wnkesbarre, was attended on Sunday BY more
than 10 700 people. DIR. Nelson. OF the New York
Methodist Book Concern. and w. Ii. Ohm OF
Wllkesbarre. preached
"A case Of baby farming" has been dis.
covered IN Rochester. n. Y. Tho woman who
out OF hyo babies beougnt TO her for board have
died within I'VE weeks, and she gives a. q rea-
son that they are taken from their mothers so
young hat they could not be expected 70 i've"
The nrst bale II new cotton from Arkansas
and the tirst bale Of new cotton from Missssippi
were sold IN Memphis Monday at 80 cents Der
round The Mississippi bale was shipped 10
Gov Ames of Mississippi Is Of the opinion
that q Government suppolted by negro militia
world.
Tho Adams Express Company employees g..
900 men, 1900 horses and |, 200 railway cars and
miles day.
Tho Representative In Congreas Of the
Springfield district OF MaAsachuset began life
as coachman and by changing from bon 70
lions Of do lara In it And tO-dsy he has hold Of
young mAn.
1T Is . notable faet that while Aot one OK.
survive Irs Polk. Mrs FILLMORE, Mrss Tyler,
Mra lAnooln, aud Mrs. Johnson.
-OermAn eiitors throughout the country are
Deeoeohing the brewers 10 give them beer With.
out any corn or any foreign matter In II ! Int
theiDr-wers square reply that they must con.
suit the health Of the puolc before thew do that
of hepaalves and a few editors, Bnd couse.
auentS the corn must remain Oh their ticket
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The coal trade has moved sluggishly In all its
departments during the past week. excepting
only the sale OF coal for domestic purposes
which has been moderately active in all the
markets. We believe IL IL no longer expected
that there will be revival in the iron and other
manufacturing interests in time to cause an IN.
crease In the GOAL trade The regular monthly
advance on coal as agreed upon by the associa-
ted companies has been announced. There is
not one Of our great productive industries that
Il more dependant on :he general prosperity
Of the country. The ways arc innumerable In
which It's consumption is lessened When the
- times ere out Of joint" Of course mAnufactu.
rers use less. while domestic consumers econQ-
miEe in overy possible way, These causes are
now operating with great force TO mako this
years coal trade an unusually light one since
the resumption OF mining. The shipmeDts Of
GOAL TO tide water and coastwise have been
largo. 90 that now the yards all over the cOun.
uy are well stocked and but few orders coming
forward, Mr.. Parrish preaident Of the Wilkes.
barre Coal and Iron Company seems TO be
pressing things. he Is pressing his works TO
their utmost capacity, shipping more coal than
ever before, yet Is behindhAnd In filing orders,
-Phtiadelphta inquirer, Aug ~
The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Aug, 2ith. 1875. and for the year as
compared with the same time last year;
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Suicide of Mr.. G. w. Northrop.

MI. q. w. Norihron. for some years past .
resident Of Canadensin. Monroe county, Pa. but
for the past year or two . resident Of Tank.
hammock, Pa, committed suicide by cutting hig
throat with razor on the 2ist inst Ar. NortA-
rop was highly respected merchant, an active
member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, 0
hrotherin.law Of Jay Gould, and also Of q. L.
tenisve tannleries at TunkhannOok and Cana
Pensis. Mr.. Notrhrop had for some time sul
tered greatly with dyspepsia. and hAe frequently
hAllucinatl0ns. the Last being that the courts
now In session AZ tho place OF his lestdenee
were about 60 try him for some great offence.
throat with q razor. His wife. who had for
several days watohed his movements- went 70
y forced open. She found him lying ON the
h0or In the agoniea OF death. Mr.. EorthrOp
leaves highly respected wife and . numerous
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Special Notices.

HOPE FOR THE DESPONDENT. --Iryou
spair OF recovery, or II you have taken o recent
cod, go at once to the Drug sUOre ofC w. Leniz
or A. ]. During, get q bottle Of DIR. s. MORRIS
SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND HoRKHoURD
Take u and DO well. No other medicine acts 50
promptly and enectualy In Coughs, Colds. and
ing 70 Consumption. Hundreds who once
Thought they had chat dread disesse have been
restored TO health by the use of this almost mag
ic remedy. IL 10 also the beet known specific for
Group, aud never fails In Whooping Cough.
Trial size 10 centA sept lTth, 1875.
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G. N. Roth will receive

u. ~. ROtn Will recelVe
a large lot Of watermelons,
cantaloupes and peaches on
Wednesday next, which be
will sell at the lowest mar
ket prices. Parties wishing
to purchase either wholesale
or retail should leave their
orders early at the Lehigh-
ton Bakery.
IT. D. Clauss, the meachant tailor,
has Just received his fall and winter
stock of all kinds of suiting, comprising
all the latest and best styles, and su,
perior to anything ever before brought
into this market. He invites his Gus
toners and the community in general
to call and inspect his goods and learn
bis prices.
"A friend of ours received letter
from Rev. G.. W. Townsend, pastor Of
the M. e. Church at Packertou, who is
now absent in the State of Delaware,
on sick leave. Is still unable to perform
his ministerial duties, but expects to re-
turn to his charge In the course Of q
few weeks. His many friends will un-
doubtedly be pleased to hear that his
health is gradually improving.
IT. d. Clauss has been appointed
agent for this section for the celebrated
Butterick & Co.'S Garment Patterns for
ladies' and children, and has now a
stock of the latest styles on hand.
Ladies should call for catalogues.
Augustus and Edward Steinbaeh
and Jacob Seingler were arrested at
Scranton Wednesday, with q large
quantity of goods which had been
stolen from store in Wyoming county
on the night of the 10th inst.
The Nesquehonlng Valley Rail.
road Company announces a semi an
nual dividend of per cent, payable at
the Office of the Lehigh Coal aud
Navigation Company, in Philadelphia
on the LIST Of September.
L. F. Kleppinger will sell guam
tlty Of beadsteads, bedding, carpet. and
other articles of household furniture at
private sale {; call early for bargains.
The coats made up by Laury &
Peters are not only neatly trimmed but
well made up of the best material, and
the ''fit" is unsurpassed by 'any other
man,
j. x. Rickert has still a few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose
Of. If you feel like securing good
home call and see him He is also sup.
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates,
"A RARE CHANCE-We offer for sale
one Of Edward Plotts' Star Parlor Or.
gans, fresh from his factory at WASH
ingtOn. N. j.. This instrument Is sur
passed by none in the market. Call
at this office.
--Watermelons, peaches and all the
early fruits and vegetables received
fresh from the city every day, at S. E.
Fatzinger's, Bank Street, aud selling
very cheap for ca'h.
u Now is q good time to secure
cheap, durable, and we'll made clothing.
T. ID. Clauss, the merchant tailor, is
selling very low to make room for fall
goods, and is Offering his stock of ele-
CANT cloths, cassimei es, and vestings,
at figures to suit the present. rates of
wages. Style and ft guaranteed in ev-
cry case.
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Presbyterian Church-Suuday school at A
n. preaching at 1880 A. N and 7.30 P. NJ, by
Rev. John Darlington, pastor.
M. E. Church-Rey Wilmer Conman. pas
t0r-Preachlng " morrow Sunday, 1880 A.
N. and 1880 p, NJ. Sunday School p. NJ.
Evangelical Association, New School House.
children's prayer meeting will be held, oonduc-
TED by Messra, VIM. b Romig and Charles NJ
Sweeney, TO which all are lnvlted-especially
the lambs Of the flock sunday School at TWO
o'cluck .. M, instead Of y o. m. as heretofore
Preaching, in the German Language. ut z; 80
O'Clock p, M. Teachers meeting on Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
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Simon Lynn, OF Nish Hollow, this county,
brought to our Office, last Thursday buck
wheat stalk, which upon strict measurement
we found us follows Main stem al root, 2
inches in circumference. There are 10 main
vines to the root, all averaging feet 10 iuches.
thus giving IS feet 4 inches the number Of
smaller vines, or runners from main vines.is 80.
averaging feet in length. The circumference
Of the bush, IS inches from root 10 feet inch.
II any person in this Or adjoining county can
boat II We would like 70 hear from MIN.
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There will be n special meeting Of Lehigh
Hook and Ladder Co.. No. in their hall, on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, August 30. for
tho purpose Of taking into consideration the
best available means for raising the necessary
funds for the purchase of the Little Giant Fire
Extinguisher," &C. Every member must be
present. By order Of the President.
H W MORTHTNRR
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The Carbon Sapoeate.
Local and Personal.
The cabbage worm is showing. its
destructive powers. i.i Ir. ,.

The CABBAGE worm IS showing ltS
destructive powers. i.i .r.
Our public schools opened on Mon
day last, with 27G pupils.
"A general reduction of wages from
8 TO 90 per cent will 60 into effect Sep
tember let at the Bethlehem Iron
Works.
AN annual eclipse OF the sun will
occur Sept. 26th. 1t will rise eclipsed,
visible at all points east of the Missis-
eippi river.
The Republicans of Lehigh count
will hold their nominating convention
at the public house of Capt. Henry
Harte, in Catasauqua, on Saturday
Sept. 4th, 73'
Mr.. Daniel Boyer, prominent
Democrat and one of the the Directors
OF the Allentown National Bank, died
at his residence, corner Church and
Turner-sts., Monday afternoon about
2 O'Clock. The deceased removed to
Allentown from North Whitehall re-
Gently, and was esteemed by al who
knew him.
"A notice has been " stuck up" at
the Catasauqua Rolling Mill that II the
radno,,on % @ % M nj, M % vii, he % % n,osaJ 'su and
anoiher radnetion will hs msSe hesors
work will be resumed.
T6a Cam, na.tin. n, tho vvonoo,,
cal Association, was held In Dreisbach's
woods, near ths Big Creek, during the
past week, was very largely attended.
Flfty-one tents wefs erected and well
filled during the continuance of the
meeting. It is estimated that not less
than 5000 persons were on the ground
ON Sunday last. The maeting closed on
Monday night.
,o0o Hnv w u, no soo,ro
po Mhs WAN.hSinto . p. s1Su,e T,'n's
have lust received a large stock Of fail
and winter suitipps. which thew are pre-
pared to make I'M in first class style.
a. 1975 nrices to anti the times.
so,,rma,vo Me- A a.. ..ssor.,o,.
., Tn,;Iiad S,,,r psc n,ann nm0 as anS yo SMaoh
10 or 10 Rib' Paraoon Frame PARTRIDGE
Wood Stick. ivory Handle Umbrellas.
with mama engraved. Remember. this
Ia the oniv nlsce In Carbon county In
oet'a genuine. first class Umbrella.
q. r. RHoAns.
Dealer In Umbrellas. Hats. Cans. &c..
Market Souare. Manch Cbnnk.
pTNproav IL non, sunn,v,n. on,
citizens with ali the New York and
Philadelphia Daily and Weekly papers.
Give him your orders.
-Tba uo oz,aton D.uv Nows meao
;ts .nnao ranaa = ~ aotDrsoy, ay EewS ,oss n'ae
entirely new shape. tyDoerapbicallv.
and considerably Improved In the
DUALITY and ouantitv az its reading mat.
ter. IL now presents a neat and TASTY
appearance, and is deserving the patro.
mage of the people of Hazleton and vi
clnity.
David Ebbert the livery man had
eleyen teams rnnnino IN the camn
meeting on Sunday lasf The nobbiest
on the line. His charges are verv res.
sonabIe' Livery on RANK STRAIT near
Clauss' clothing store.
Jos Sh.se, %, .,,o ....
was issued for crusltv to q doc a wssE
ortwo AGO. WAS arrested bv Gonstable
Ievan. al Brian,s Took On Satnrdav
last and taken before Esnnire Rsct
who Imposed q ine of slO and costs
unon MIN The amonut was maid and
the young man left, It is hoped, wiser
youth than he was before, ...
The Ieh,Oh ooa, and NAVIGATION
Company announces a Quarterly diyi-
dsnd Of Il dollar nsr share on he cant
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Rear Admiral worden will AAll ffom New
York September I, 10 take command OF the
south Paolne station, yics Rear Admiral Col
line. deceased -
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society Meetings.

&. ISrISTro CASTLE, No. 70, A. o. K. OF TEE N; 9.
~ n Ind and sfh Monday Of each mcnth, IN Re
or- bers Ball, Lohighton, at 7;30 O'clock ?. n
h' Aquiua Il. Reed, s.K.C.i =. B. GILMAN, Z. X
RS. 4.t-f- "a"
1nApxs BurrRE LODGE, No. sss, ]. o. o. r.,
n meets every Tuesday evening, at 8 O'clock
n In aeber,s Hall NDaniel Graver, N. G.i w.
r. Rex, Secretary.
? Pouo eocA TRIBE, NO. III. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, at 1880
O'Clock, IN Public School Han, Weissport
Pa. ID. +, Rickert, 8. 8. r. 0thsm. G. Of r.
LRueBror LODGE, No. 2s4 Z. OF p. meets
every Friday evening In Reber's Hall: at
I.,I oclock. A. W. Eaches, &C. =. Ratohh, X
OF n. and &.
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E. +. Kunksi's hitter wlns OF Iron.


This truly valuable tonic has been so thor
oughly tested by all olasses OF the community
that tt is now deemed Indispensable as q Tonic
medicine. IL costs but little, purifies the blood
and gives tone TO the stomach, renovatea the
have II.
For lhe cure Of Weak stOmaohs General De-
blity, Indigestion. Dseases oil the stomach,
and Tor all cases requiring tonic.
This WINE includes the most agreeable an
efficient Salt Of Iron We possess Citrate Of
Magnetic Oxiae, combined with the most ener-
Bark.
DO you want something to strengthen youl
Do YOU want good appettef
Do you want to get nd Of nervousnesat
10 you want energy
Do YOU want sleep
noyou want 70 build uR your Csnstitutiont
DO you want brisk and vigorous feolingi
u You do try KuSREles BITTER WINE
only ask trial Of this valuable tolio
Wine Of Iron N the enly sure and efectua rem
edy IN the known void Tor the perInanent euro
OF Dyepepeia and Debility, and aA tharO are n
number Of limitations ofei cd 10 tho public.
would caution the community 70 purchase none
but the genaine article, manufactured by y. Y,
Kunkel AMI having his stamp on tho cork VI
every bottle. 1he fact that Others are attempt-
ing to hplltate this valuable remedy, proves Its
worth and speaks volumes IN its favor. Get
sold only in o. bOttloS Sold by drusnsus and
dea ers everywhere,
269 Tape Worm Removed Alive
Head ana, sll Oomplsts In tive hours No fso
removed BY Or KuEKLL, s5p North NinIh 81
send for circular. Or ask your druggist for Dot
ue Of KuNKEL's Worn SYRUP, 10 never fAilg.
Prioe, Vi. AnR1. -tm
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Advertising Rates.

We desire nc 90 be distinctly understood that
no Advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns OF THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
received from unknown parties or firms unless
accompanied with the CASH. The following are
our ONLY terms.
Advertisements for year, per Inch each
n. SIX Months, per inch each insertion i i @ @cts
90 Less than three months, first inser-
It,r, tion 81. each subsequent insertion Is Cts.
Local notices 10 cents Der line.
4 II. ". MoRTHIMER, Publisher
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN s. Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
Aug. 90. 1879.
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u r. sIEWERs,

n. n. sIEwERs,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR
nlr Fl -lT n AT LAW.
2 OFFICE, No. 2, Mansion House,
MAUCH Oh UNK, PA.
Settllng Estates Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court Praouce specially.
Trial Of Causes carefully attended TO. Legal
transactions In English and German. Jan
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-09

CONTRACT tO deliver IT'S, 600 head al M0n-
terey They expect tO steal them from
Texas Soldiers sent by the Mexican
government to the frontier to prevent
raids, often desert to the cattle thieees.
thus increasing instead at diminishing
the depredations. C0rtina himself has
been detected shipping cattle from
Bagdad to Cuba, tie cattle bearing the
marks Of Texas owners.
The office honrg of executive depart
ments hereafter will lie from 9 to 4
o'clock, by oder Of the Cabinet.
the following il from Cen. %. u.
Babsock
no Hon ID. n DYER, United States
District Attorney, st. Lonis, Mo.
am absolutely innocent, and every
telegram which [ sent VIII appear per-
fectly innocent the moment / can BE-
heard 1 demand q hearing before the
court when ] testify.
D. ID. BABcocK.
The following IS the dispatch, the
handwriting III which was identified as
that of Gen @ E. Babcock
WAsHIgaTcE, ID. C., Dec. lib, 1874
10 Gen John Mcdonald, ST. Louis.
] succeeded they will not Cd ; I will
write you. SYLPH.
j telegraphs Babcock, December I3,
1874 Has Secretary or Commissioner
ordered anybody here ?
New York, Nov Bottle Cubans
have information that tile Spanish Gem
eral, Sabas Marin, has been twice de-
feated by the reyolutioDists, and Marin
himself MORALLY wounded.
PORTSMOUTH, N III, Nov. 30-Ac-
tiyity IN the navy yard is increasing
An extra force Will 30 taken on to-mor-
row il the Construction and Engineer
Departments. The steamer Marion ii
about ready for sea.
OTrowA, Can, Nov 30. The death
sentence of DR. Davis and wife, abor-
tionists, has been committed to impris-
oument for life. This was rendered
necessary by the aid they guve, by their
confession, resulting Ia the conviction
DE Miss Gillmore's sedncer.
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Brick NTasOIaI ".

TD BEIMERS brick-mason, does all
III kinds III bricss-mason work with
neatness lnd dispatch. Cisterns, chim-
nevs, fire piaces, supports for build
ings, etc, constructed lit short notice.
Works by thegiay, or Job, aud furnishes
material II desired Orders may be left
at his residence la Lake Charles, OF ct
the office IF the Weekly E0Ho. Refers
ITO his employers. and 10 numerous
specimens III his work In town and
country Bricks ana other materials
to be had Ia Lake Charles
sept. l6 SIN
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E0R SALE.

RESIDENCE and lot, situated on
I'M the corner of Public Square and
Pithon's Alley The Lofts 38 feet front
by 98 feet (more on less) OH said Alley.
Iii addition to outhouses, there are b
number of bearing orange trees. For
information apply to IT, Lefranc or
to Geo. III. Wells, Esq.
Lake Charles. La. Nov PIN
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NOTICE

I'm view. Of the high price of heeyes
Il customers are hereby notified that
.on aud after THE 8th dizzy Of November,
1875, tile price of fresh beef, at retail,
will be- seven cents per pound.
S. R. LYONS,
nov a, 1875 j, MI. REID.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

mr.. P. nj. LEE tDentist) having re-
EI Gurne To Lake Charles, offers his
services to tie public Satisfaction
guaranteed. Can lie found at tile Star
Hotel. August 5 BIN
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no Log shingIo Mem, and
Others interested.

Otlkers interested.
HAVING perfected my Saving Ma
It'll chine. those interested are invited
To examine the same, previous 10 the
18th of October,
The machine for cutting Shingle
Blocks, Saw-logs, Cord wood, etc., Will
occupy a spaca of two feet square, and
weigh two hundred and thirty pounds,
win cut two-ioot log through i'll Give
minutes.
The machine for cutting down trees,
and QUITTING mp combined, Will occupy
Il space III four IN 1--WE feet, and viii
weigh thee hundred and iifty pounds,
movable Oh wheels.
Communications by mail win be
promptly answered
FRANK MOORE.
Lake Charles, Ia., Sept M, 1875.
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The weather cleared off cold last
Monday night, for the FIRST time ia
several weeks. No freeze yet
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SToCK RATsERs IN Luck. The price
of beeves FOR several months past has
been exceptionally high, steadily in-
creasing from s15 last summer to $20
at present Even il The great stock
1aising country Of Western Texas, as
I'VE learn froln q private letter, beeves
are selling from SIS To $20.
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fT1HOlTAs r.. FETlkEN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA

Would respectfully announce 10 the
public that he Is prepared tx take con
tracts for all building repairing, etc. },
id his line, ana viii guarantee satisSac-
tion i'll all work rendered him.
IA share Of the public patronage ~
respectfully solicited
Sept 2I, 1872 -lY July l5. $40.
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81. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles amd New Orleans
SCHEDULE Or ARRIVALS AND DEP ABTUREs

SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AMI All&E-hkslI Est1Sia
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, ab A. NJ. arrives
III Lake Charles next days ut 81 Il. M.
Leaves Lake Charles tuesdays,
Thursdays ana Saturdays at 6 4. Ms
arrives ut New Iberia next days 1T y
p. M
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches. viii carry passengers ~ the
following rates
From Lake Charles to Henry
MClSltS &c.. ..4.. .a.ss.s 1855. 800 ~
/" MqTment,ln. 8 90
es Mires 1890. 4 30
81 Al II Vermilionville 40 90
& Il Rnyville ....II 00
(" ~ New Iberia I2 30
And the same rates from New Iberia
Ia Lake Charles. 80 lbs baggage al-
lowed I'd each seat, 40 per cent deduc-
ton On round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFIcR 1T Lake Charles, ait y
Nv. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square
July 8, 1875 1y