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WANrED.-It is be.

VNFORMaTION WAN rED.-1t is be-
Il litvcd that WILLIAM NILSON, native or
Canada. hut who engaged Ia the tobacco bllsi-
ness IN Richmond fer thee years previous 10 his
de 9TH, last f. H. owned lIpus a' lot IN Ma"cheS
ter, which he had purchased since his residence
here from some commissioner al Il judicla! sale or
from the party sclliag, or If he got deed, lost 1t
D-!ole II Was recorded. AS the records disclose
llotl cOncer Ing II. and thr evidence pn ST, sen Is
inS ucl"nt enable his brother aud admins rar
TO find the prop-Ity,a 'y Information conc crnng
the matter will be thankfully rccelv.d and literally
reward II s.ntt 10 +. 81. EONSrH,
Counsel for james Wilson, administrator of VIII
liam Wilson Law-oifce Eleventh and Bank
streets Richmond. my 1G-at*
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No NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS

FOR MAY. OF THE LATEST lMfOh l-Aiio->s'
r. r. PRICE & co areagain represented III the
rGrthern markets and have opened many new anu
tes,r,bln FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS of
;hc r.rest iabrcs.
BLACK nOCBLE CHAM CANVAS 6RESADISE,
BLACK IKnS GRnNADISE.
RACK PLAID tiRhSADISEf Tor oVcr-kirtS:
RACK GnESALISEs from Acc, Soc, to So per
yard:
New shades PLAID and CHECKED CAMELS HAIR,
PLAID and PLAIN PoSGEE PorLiNS. ~
EORDERED OHGASD.ES and JACCOSETS. DRESS
SILKS ct every color and gu lily, sTRlPhD SILKS
from Toe to- 81 pr yard hight ana medium MD
COEskTs from 81 to IS each. HAMEuEGH EDGINGS
ana ISsERTISGS. IiREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES,
4, ,uSTLETsSc my3
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Mr.. r. c. d., in the New York Tribune,
gives column to Professor j. \. liAREI
SONS 3cw book.
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r>1;~RE ADY-M ABE DRESSES ftl
laIr--a fiji, il sorlm%E L; just received ;:t,-rs.
W., "a LEVY BEDIliERS.
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III BLACK SILKS; STRIFE + d,
PLAID. and PLAIN CUEoRED SILKS at lower
prices Than the same quality of goods be pur-
chased for elsewhere. Those who are In the haoit
OF sending north for their silks are Invited TO DING
their samples and compare with our goods.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest, cheapest and best assorted stock OF
PAHAaOLS and sUN-UMBRELLAo In this city.
my 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- LADIEH' GARMENTS LADIES
GARMENTS Prices marked down TO close out
several lots, as The stock must be reduced. THESE
goods will be sold at less than cost 70 close out II
will nay you TO cxanif e our stock OF LADIES
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock of PARASULS and SUN-UM-
BRELLAS In this city. my ~
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EEaT,L LAYERS.
PROPOSALS.
~--~~-~-~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~>> - -
ri'O CONrRAC TORS AND BUILDERS.

Il
I'll To invite SrALeB PROPUSA - Tor the mate
rIaIs for aud CON ST. UCTitN OF 4 jail FOR
TtETON y OF uASSr.LF.
The building Is to be Az feet long by SOY feet
vide, w,lha .'.r'in rear lS b, 90 feet. AID 10 he
two stories. Whole height, 81 fer. Including
foundation walls: to have I'VE lse rooms, Two pas
sapes with statrwavs: four rooms Io ee lined with
Cook X H-alh's recently.inventsd j,il-ltninr and
To have casI-tron doors, flames AMI sush OF tlelr
Daitnt house 10 be OF hard brick, covered with
tin.
Bids will b. received for the work as \ Whole, or
for The iron. brick aud carpeoirrs' an: loin. rs
work separ ,tely Bids will he rece,ved up 10 noon
OF The lst Day OFJUSr, und Will be Opened at 3
o'clock ,h,l day, al my cce. In the presehce OF
ti- committee.
The com 'nItlea reserves the right tn reject all or
any of the bids If tot sa.isf,ct,ry.
f'ans and specifications can be seen st my flee
I'm the court. house. ahd viii cheetfully give all
Information desired as 10 plans and Metai's.
l.. Al. shUaiAkrR,
my lQ.tMy3l Architect for HE Committee.
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MORE ARRIVALS OF NEW

T.R. PniCt s. co.
are receiving daily eiegaut lines PARASOLS and
UMBRELLAS. rrRCALES and CAMBn1CS.
New-paltern PklHTS-great variety: IRISH
LlNENs, LINEN LAWNS, CASol MEREs-Eng
Iish. French. aud American; LINEN sllEEflNGs,
TaBL c-DAMA>K, NAPKINS, DOiLlEs. TOW
ELS.
SILK SC,RES; LACE BARBES. both white and
buch; LINEN COLLArS ard CUFFS.
BY ste tmtr aud express every day tney WIN con.
time To aCd ~ tGelr choice 5. ock Of Forei Ign ano
Domestic goods. my D
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Y,HE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
4 ALEXANDER EDW ARDS. ESD. of Nassau,
n The BAHIA W as and niece of the late Mr. "ai.ace.
of Sayauns h IS hose lnarrie,-uan is not knnwnJ.
is requested oapply tn NJ .jor- cntral EDWARD,
Buss.fiil Lawn, Ghetto la" with r. ference TO
family affairs coane ted with the late Gen, raj Pr
TER DIV ARDS. Any answ 10 This comnuui-
cation must be accompanied vi 'h such family dt-
tails us will prove the identity OF the party inquired
fur. NY EU-lt
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Mt MOURNING GOODS Of every de-
sCrrti0n
CRAZE CLOTHS.
EDMBAZlEES, TANlSE,
E.REG.-, GRENhDlhE,
DELAlS.S. IANAkTlNE,
hbpACAS,
CREPE. and LOVE Wells,
ENGLISH ar, ITALIAN C@EP1S,
CkEPk CULLAh>,
NnUH&I>G acknowledgements, for ladies' and
gent c3ncn; ,
RACK COTTON HOSE, GLOVES, ana fCf-
ELtS, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
4 complete assortment Of Il UMEk ELL 40.
my 10
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GOOD PASTURE FOR CATTLE OR

~ HuRSEs.-I have 100 acres Of good GRAZ-
ING LAND 10 Let. IL lies nre mile below h'iee's
station. Cna'ge for tile, " per month, includ-
Ing SAT-. Address me ut Atees aost-oifce, H. nrico
county. w. W.hEpMAE.
my 20-3lx
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sFAY BALLANDFLOkA FASTlN AL,
lat Lcvy's IIail.)
THURSDAY, MAY GOTH, 1875.

Professor HENRY +. LAUBE respectfully an
nouuccs that his third annual
MAY BALL AND FLORAL FESTIVAL
will take place on THURSDAY NEAf, May ~,
1878, on which occasion he desires to sc his
friends and patrons, assuring III IN thai he viii pre-
sent an exhibition Of the art Of Tcrpsichorc such
as has never before been afforded Them having for
,me time past devoted himself uniirimely to the
task Of making this ie lral perfect success
TicHetS and ladies' invitations can b. had 81 fro-
f=ssor LAEBG onfy. lie can be found either al
his Academy G.cvy's Hall), or at Wyat!'s Rich
mond Music Emporium.
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M AKHsHAssES.

M anfkHM0sES.
Married, May 9th, at The residence of Mr. George
+. Bro WI, In Hatvic. Ivy kcv. George &. NauCer-
slice, Miss LAURA :. CONNER 10 Mr. JOHN h..
COLIN.
st"unton. Va, and Washington, u. c., papers
pie sc copy.
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DRY GOODS.

CHARLES HUTZLER is oifaring this
~ week special inducements to purchasers Of
WHITE GOODS. .--
FINE LiNEN-C AMBRIH lIfM>TlTtHID
HaNhktRCllIkFSa al 1G'lc.-a still inner arti-
&c III 2Jc.;
Good uu;llIty VICTORIA LAWN at lGSc. and
2Oc-;, very fine qTriity u 25c.:
SWISS MUSLIN at all prices from l2':c. IN;
CDLORt.D BORDER A,.i-l.lSES Ia DhER-
Gil r., Tor bows at 12l.. w
Also. Just received Il beautiful line or PARA
t,s in twi.lrd anu pian silk, iih par ride sites
and harn handles; new styles PLAIN aud
PAINTED FANS: fresh stock 81 PhlN > ana
IT The lowest prices 1T
CHARLES az Z,<R'S.
uy II GIL Hrold street.
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e W. 4'aE:e GrS q -.
THEATRE.
ENTIRE SEW PROGRAMME.

q 3, carly anI secure your seals.
FOX. h.ri >.iil b.. npcGCd n WAITS nuSic-
stnr. ON THURSDAY NOR >lNG y 9u'cl"ck.
!lckc., can b. rro"ufrr! rroIu anH mrInH of ht
committee 40 extra ch ,rSc Tor secured leafs.
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nLlz" MATING. MATING. MAT
INVITE, EED-CHECk, aud FANCY
MATING at all prices. oli.-IlOIlio In ali
widths and Qualities. C,rtrErS in Hru-aci: Ia
prstrv. Tnrec-ily. Ingram. Hemp, and Venetian.
CO1OA MATING.
RUGS, COCOA MATS,
IIaS,DLkS.
WlNDua -Sli1 DES,
LACE AID NOTIlNGllhM CURTAINS ana
ICRTAiN-Fl AT
LEVY B2GTIfRES,
1Ol7 aud 1919 Main street Richmond, Va.
rhr ,,r.c,t Stock If pAiASULS in this city and
81 ,n,. ,o..,t prices. niy19
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OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC JUNE 1sr.
SnraCilI ........ recommendations HCEDRyp

rms celebrated watering place will BE- kent In ,
siylc unsurpassed In The mountains of Viryimi.
A. 10 me qualities Of the waters and The hIyl, -,
eard IN which they are hello by the ,ur,iic,i -,
Vins Inc reader Is referees 10 the nam nhI., -,
hPssrs Purcell, LAID & Co.'S, who are az. uts rnr -.
the water and salts. N''S i"F
Among he great features % trcse Springs are tho
Aniustniehts, which are varied. and FAR s,,-,,",
tiooe or any wat@ring-piace I'm yir.inla RI"
1rand 2laSqne Balls anu Carnival in spen Tor ,nJ
brlll:ancy surp"ss anything ever witnessed in 1bi
s,c'ion oi IN" country. In isct. u0lhiup nr ,h
hlhd mas ever been attempted rs any OTHER SUNNI
resort asa nothing but desire 10 e ID c0ult h,va
inouctd the immense outlay necessary In sem.
MnSlcS, the incompatible Washington costu,nar
WIN his regiment Of assistants Garlic Az ~ -
Tunes, tons OF fireworks, and ih0rslnds Of Ch,noE.
lanterns. ana oceans "f eycrgrrens,
Inc Grand Carnival, winch prcccnoS tn. s,y
mHH7ne one night. is led by Prof sOr k{t,r.r
lnl brass band. followed by MaJor-GcueruI y IN
command OF The Nuigan i,i,ir,is ana hi. ~ ~
famed and thnrnughly Trained .l~prant Cni"y AVID
General l.. follows with 4 Counterpart, Of y r.
b'rnuln men. This pageant, passing rhr, ul,h pa:
Deautfui lawn that nature seem, to have de. md
Tor Just such scenes. all Hghted NJ win The thou
SINUS OF lanteruS ana calcium lights With I'm
works of The most beautiful description IN fuII ,,v
all over III" grounds, presents a STINT tl, non go
not Describe. and must be Seen u b, amir, ri,,sI
he'cforc all gona kicbmuud cil,zrts a,u..i,iIv
TIE young, are expected up this summer
2-up.lDr,
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OUT My ENTIRE STOCK.

$50, 900 WORTH OF FINE RETAIL CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD.
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BoYS, AND CHILDREN.
GENTLEMEE-S FURNISHING GOODS
offered REGARDLESS OF cost 10 close my retail de-
paTtmcnt. Ilarln, determined to manufacture
in this city for wholesale, shall offer CLOTHING
below the market value. TO this end Invite the
public generally to supply their demands from the
wcIl-known, established ciothing-hcuse" at
A. OPPH.hHlMER,
,,9n 1915 Main street.
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4 SHLAND HOTEL. >itliIr'h IT Ashland,
"a Hanover cOunly, Va, sixteen mile north ot
Rlchmord on the ~ limo I'd. trrd"rI k.lIurs aud
Pututr.,c r. ilruai. ottciS FIK>T-CLh~S At,nNNo-
DATTOTS n LOWEST RATES. tSnninN ltfsr AMI
neatly furnished: servants polite and attentive,
tabic supplied GARY trom kichmohi inarht.;
grounds ample ana very attractive. F4lniil". and
transient visitors will iiud thi, on" Of the most
pIcas4nt SUMNER RtStkiN
In Virginia. IN III" mld>' OF reinci spci"fy, re-
m3rkaDIe for ils extraordinary H. aIthtuncs,. aud
accession" by r.il from AL points Board +, wil b.
furnished Win railroad ticket, I" hIc',rn"ni AKA
return Tor 6Uc round trip, rciug hail price.
For terns and Other parlcuI RS ply 10
4. Y. SCOTT x $40 TIER.
,ny3.lm iropriclors.
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sUnMER5 nI,s0RTs.

RhtHEoo HUIELJ Hh.HT ION, VA,
J. J. BARNES, PRopHfglO on,
VIII open Tor the season the First ,,F JUNE.
J NJ tables WIN be supplied With ~ tie o.iIcaces
OF me sat%' or section. and every attention. paid
ID me cofciort OF guests. here Is also every con-
sEnIrnce InE ia'Hih2 mYZ Pm
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, OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS


EIva ,,rrro eo,.,r VIRGINIA.
OHIO RAILROAD '-'o
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
sHERTFF's SALE.

Alfred Moss VS.. James Ellender-State
az Louisiana Parish Court Parish
of Calcasieu. No. 112.
ny virtue of a writ of seiz IRE and
ID sale. issued out of the Hon. Parish
Court in. and for the Parish of Calca-
sieu, in the above entitled suit, and TO
me direCted, / will proceed to sell OF
public, auction, to the last and highest
bidder at Che Court House door of said
parish, in the town of Lake Charles,
La, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
November A. d. 1875, within legal
hours, the following described property,
to wit
A certain tract or parcel of land, stu
ated in the parish of Calcasieu, and de-
scribed as follows. viz Northeast quar-
ter of Southeast quarter. of Section
(24) twenty-four, Township eleven,
South Range ten West, and containing
1905 acres.
The Southeast quarter of Southeast
quarter of section ga twenty-four,
Township az eleven, South Range ten
West, and containing 1905 acres.
Lot IL, or Southwest quarter of
Southwest quarter of Section (l9) nine
teen, Township CD eleven, South
Range (9) nine West, and containing
40, O6 acres.
Lot 10, or Southeast quarter of South
west quarter, of Section 49, nineteen,
Township (lI) eleven, South Range ~
nine West, and containing 4O,06 acres.
TERMs-On credit of twelve months.
Purchasers to furnish bond and Sc
curity according to law. said land
seized in said suit
D. II, LYONS, Sheriff.
Per ALLEN GILLEY, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles, La.,
October z, 1876. ....
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ORELoUsAs, Sept. y. 1875.
ME. Editor
j have Just read your true little sheet
Of the 28d inst, wherein you announce
that your Parish Democratic Central
Committee has called q Convention Of
The people Of Calcasieu, for the 9th Of
November next, at Lake Charles, for
She purpose Of elscting delegates 10 the
state Democratic Convention 10 be held
On she 22d November next
Nov, thia reminds me Of the good old
Wy 81 doing business politically speak
ing, particularly; and am glad that
your paFiah, twhieh, by.the-by, Is called
tbs Banner Democratic parish 81 the
saesl hes givga ID an example 81 expe-
dltion which none but Wi5e-aWake and
patriotic democrats possess.
Hoping that Jour example VIII b fol-
iauad by an che parishes az the Etate, /
alail cndeayor, IA All humble and por.
snasive way. 10 ineuioaba into the minds
of or democrats, The policy Of follow.
ing the lend 81 Caloasieu, notBishstand.
ing ths contrary opinion Of 8 saw poll
eiaag who, lor Faas0na unkn0Wn, but
suspected, are % PISSED p such. q Con-
ventiqn. that Say oEtEieats us from he
nad1is % which We ere nov dabbling
lnsl ngurpation nE0 q
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80 b sahooner e e.


LAKE ORARLRs, OOt 5, 1876.
aIr .Editor
The schOoner Pee Dee and cargo, at
Is :. n, on 8Iatagorda Island, Sept,
Is, in dreadful hurricane, was q total
loas. Grew saved. With the assistance
81 Simeon Brown. only surviving pilot,
Agr. Horton, and the HaWss boys, We
succeeded in saving most Of cur clothes
and some groceries, which we're in COW
cred buckets.
Schooner Rescue, total loss, near the
old lighthouse, Capt Smith lost. All
the houses at Saluria washed away, and
the people drowned. Decrow's houses
with his family, ali gone. Two light
houses above Decrow's point, with
their keepers, washed away and gone.
Schooner Andrew Borden, the Pilot
Boat one of the Corpus Christi mail
boats, and number of lighters, lying
in Saluria Bayou, cut away their mssts
and were carried away from their moor
ing. Some now lie fifteen miles up the
Island. high and dry. Pilot boat twelve
miles up the bay on an Island. Andrew
Borden lies two miles in themarsh, and
dismasted. I succeeded in getting my
crew to IndianOla after many hardships
Capt G. W. GoRHAM.
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GAGvEsroN. Sept. 2s. 1876.

GALVESTON Sept 20 1910.
Editor Weekly Echo:
The loss by the food and storm will
not exceed eco, 600 in the city, and but
one life, that of an old negro woman.
At the break water four or five will
cover the number. The number lost in
the bay from the small crafts scattered
from one end to the other, and along
the shore, may probably reach fitteen
to twenty men.
Some few persons have lost all they
possessed, but the distressed have been
relieved by the local authorities and
friends. The colored people, many de-
serving and in need, applied for relief,
but those who were not in distress
formed q majority of the applicants
and the IS orders for provisions we're
taken mp in preserves, canned fruits,
raisins, sardines, and the like, and after
careful investigation, I feel that I am
near the truth when 1 state that a ma
iority of that class were better off after
the storm than before, the proportion
of those who suffered loss being small
to those who lost nothing; and most
every housekeeper having suffered
losses, gave employment and good pay
TO hundreds who had been out of work
for weeks; but many even refused to
work for less than s. per day. Large
contributions are coming in for distri-
button elsewhere.
do not know what to make of our
Mayor Fulton). photographs through
the country that Galveston can take
care Of her own, which is true, and the
city. has sent relief to Indianola and
other points, amounting to over $1,000;
but in his message to the Council last
Saturday, he says, eve shall insist on
the sufferers of Galveston having their
share Of the contributions from abroad"
but such a thing win not be permitted
if the people can prevent it, and I
think he will find it best to keep his
fingers out of the pie.
A dead negro child was found after
the storm some miles down the Island,
which is the only additional loss on the
whole Of Galveston Island reported.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

The Sheriff and q deputy leii
hsTs for Baton Rouge, on Sunday
morning with the prisoners Wyatt
Rowan and Joe Moss, (colOred),
who were sentenced 10 The peai-
Tertiary 81 the last term Of our
District Court They also took
with them jules Guidry, Who WA
transferred 10 New Orleans fol
safe keeping, ~ order Of Court
until the next session Of The So.
pFame Court Al Opelonsas, On TIE
TT Monday IN Jnne, 1876.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

As agent of the Weed Sewing
Machines, / am prepared to sell
them at sueh prices and on such
terms as viii suit purchasers.
Those wishing to examine the ma
chine can do 30 by calling ct my
store. j. W. BRYAN.
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~ A. vt;litv and reliability Of the
!. as weed, !" and. at 40 early Gay win
canvass the parish for th9 sale Of
TIE renown Family Fa3orite.
+ Bossier Banner.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

Mr. Meyer Ia brother Of our
Mayor and Assistant Postmaster,
places US under obligations for
hte hles Of Galveston papers.
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The mail boat steamer Ramosl,
lelt here Monday morning with
quite 9 number Of passengers, for
L,eesburg. District Court was to
have begun there on that day.
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Report frOm the saR AntoniO.

From The Galveston News.
Capt. John Rea, Of the steam
ship San Antonio, hands the News
the following report OF the trip
from Liverpool, August 81 via
BFazOs Santiago, with meFchan-
disc and ten passengers 10 @. w.
Hurley a. Co., "a sea rs days:
Experienced Rne weather, no 70 the
night Of Tuesday, the 14th instant,
when e IL P. II. took the Arst Of vio-
lent hurricane, beginning at NNE. and
yeeging round b S.sW, attended with q
high and dangerous cross sea. The
gale lasted about sixty hours, during
which we received no damage beyond
he loss Of the port quarter boat.
Was detained eleven days sc BRACES
on account Of bad weatheF.
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CALCAsTEU SULPHUR MNEs.-We
are reliably informed that the ar
rival Of Mr. ii. Florenville and the
Preach COmpany's Engineer is
daily expected.
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Capt. Reynolds expects TO take
the steamer Ramos to Sabine 10 o
few days to assist in getting the
Pelican (tbs mail steamer between
Sabine and OEange) aAOat, that
she may resume her regular trips
again.
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LAKE HOUSE.
JAMES A. KINDER. -. PRopRrErOu,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.

ETNHE ABOvE-NAMBD' HOUSE HAS RR.
and complete order. The travelling public.
will End It comfortable and pleasant place n,
stop. A square meal and comfortable beSi
can be had ut all times Of tho day and night,
A Bar is attached 10 the HOTEL whore the best
Of liquors and cigars are constantly kept. No,
pains will be spared by the proprietor to make,
those patronising the house feel comfortable,
aud 60 away satisfied.
A Feed Stable attached. Rovsgs
carefully attended to. Do2O "
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

Read notice Of sheriff 3 sale and
application 20 be- appointed adj
ministrator, in another column Of
EO-day's issue.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

Large contributions for India
nOTa and the coast sufferers are
going forward from all parts of the
country.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

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against che action Of the School
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
Estimate Of Expenditures for
1875.

BY virtue of an Ordinance, of the
Police Jury of the Parish Of Calcasieu,
Louisiana, of date September 7, 1876,
I submit for publication the following
estimate of the expenditures Of said
Parish for the year 1875, including the
old debt, to wit:
SummOning grand and petit
iuries in District Courts for
April and Sept terms, 1875, $778 80
Pay of jurors in said Courts, 1000 OO
Costs in criminal prosecutions
in District, Parish and JUS
tees Courts, and feeding
prisoners in Jail, $500 90
Sheriff 8 per diem in District -
and Parish Courts, 23O %
ter tenn. and fees in suits, 700 90
District Attorney conviction
fees, April and Sept. terms, 1876 90
Pay of Sheriff, Clerk and Re-
corder, drawing juries for
April and September terms, $50 %
e cou E A : '' $50 90
Conveying convicts to peniten-
tiary, etc, 6OO 10
Guarding jail, and medical at
tendance on prisoners, 200 OO
Salary of Parish Treasurer, 200 90
Salary Of Clerk Police Jury, 100 90
Publishing two jury lists and
notice Of Court, 81 90
Publishing proceedings of Po-
lice Jury and estimate, 100 90
PAY of Parish Assessor and two
rolls, 48O 90
Printing blanks for Clerks
Office, Police jury, ETC., 100 90
Support Of panpers, 1916 90
Registration and Election, No
vembeT, 187A-defcit, $50 90
prosecutions, 100 90
Feeding lunatic Antoine, 81 90
Secretary, table, and stationery
for Clerks Office, 1885, 90
grand jury, 900 90
Pay 81 Police Jury, 400 90
Articles Furnished the Jail, 100 90
Inqaests and contingencies, 63 90
slO,sSO 90
Probable amount Of old debt.
exclusive Of d small balance
due on the Courthouse, 445O 90
$15,28O 90
From which deduct probable
amount Of taxes collected
for 1874, and back
taxes, less 10 pr cent.
Tor collection, $500
Licenses for 1875, AOO-77D0 a.
Total exclusive of balance
on Courthouse, $3.50 90
Respectfully submitted
] V, MOSS, Clerk Police Jurv
Lake Charles, Oct z, 1875.
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