davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
kKPORIk.
COASTwISH,


BALTIMoRE-Steams u. J. Foley
-l50 bales Gotta, 30, 900 feet lumber.
34 empty ale kegs, II bales parns. 8
do. rags, l do. paper. 2 bbls. iron, Cd
DO. tar, A. Oaks spirits turpentine.
NEW York = st rsm.hip Pioneer-837
bales cotton, $50 bbis. crude turpen-
tine, l03 do. tar, IL bales sheetit g, Is
buUdies paper, IL pkgs. herbs, 8 de-.
mdse.
BosToN-Schr Nellie tarr-50 oasks
spirits tarpentine, l, $50 bbis ros,n, 100
pbis crude turpentiue, 1UG bbls pitch
BALTIMORE - Steamship Raleleh -
800 bushes peanuts 81 pkgs nds,, Ill
pitch, 81 d , rosiu, do Oil, 2 do wife
) 30 tar, t'aie wool, 1913 DO eheetius
aud yarn. l bundle bags, 20 pk.s shin
gies. - bales cotton, % biis paper, 81
Dc roots aud herbs, bale rs.s.
NEW YORK -Steau.>hip Rsgulator-
1880 bb!s cotton, 100 Casks ko4lin, "a
pkgs herb-, 10 bal yarn, 40 pkgs pa
per, - bb's died fruit.
FoRkIGS.
BRISTOL, ENa.-Br barqae Dolphin
q. U93 b5la. rosin, 375 casks spirits
turpentIne.
DFMERARA-Brig V.ien .ia-is4, 678
feet lumber, rs obis. tar. IS do. pitch.
Los.DoS - BIZ Brig Sterling-3,1 1911
bbIs rosin.
CARDINAs Donna Anna-9S,
S9I feet lumber,
NAssAU-B- Schr Julia Elizabeth
Is, 0O0 f.ut lumber, 0.G00 shingles.
LINFRPcoL-Sor Batque Forsete-
3, 400 bbls rnsin.
LIVERPOOL - Nor Barqus Primua-
1,7O0 bale, cotton, 100 bits crude tur-
penrine.
ST PHRKEE-Brig Black Swami,
ic2 900 feet lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

ARRIVED

Brig Inginac, Wiley. Philadslpis,
Northrow & Cumming, with coal fo1
o. Ct. Parsley & Co.
Schr Annie, Bioodgood, Elizabeth
City, Williams & Murchi4on, with 1874
bushels corn.
hteamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphis, A d Caz <uz.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Nav
York. A D Cazaux,
Steamer General Sedgewich, Getty,
New York, MISTER.
Danish Brig Livingstone, Fischer,
Belfast, Iraian /. r. e. Heide.
Schr Sidaey G. Tyler, Barrett, Phil
adetphis, Harriss & Howell.
Steamer Benefaetor, Jones, New
York, A. D. Cazaux,
Steamship LUG ne, Bennett. Balti-
more i D Caz.ux.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones', New
York. a . Cszaux.
Br Barque Giadstou, Kenealsy,
Malsnzss, Master.
CLEARED.
Steamship Regulator, Howe, New
Yor6, A. d. CazAux..
Schf Donna Anna, Whaley, C4rdi =
mas. Northrop 4 Cumming.
Br Schr Julia Elizabeth, Ingraham,
Nassau, Northrop Il Cumming.
Norwegian BArque Forsete, Nickel
sep, Liverpool, Williams & Murchison.
Br. Brig Sterling, Buckner, Lon
don, Alex Spruut i Son.
Schr. Nellie Starr, Polaad, Boston,
Williams i Murchison.
Norwegian Barque Primus, White,
Liverpool, Alex. Sprint 4 Son.
schr john L Colby, Wilcox, Jack
Fla. to LOAD for PhiladeIphia,
Harr;ss & Howell.
Brig Black Swami. Winslade. 81.
Pierre Martinique, o. G. Parsley 4
Son.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, BATH
more, A. d. CazAux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphls, a. d. Oazsnx.
Steamship D. ]. Foley, Price. BslG-
more, A. u. Cazaux.
Br Batquentine Dolphin, Smart,
Bristol, DeRosset Il Co.
Brig Valencia, richardson, Dome
rara, Northrop & Canning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

We are indebted to Sergeant Robert
Sey both OF !l.e .. s. Signal Service,
stationed in the city, for the following
meteorological summary for the moth
OF Novep, her inst closed,
H'ght 81 barometer. % $40 riches
incan t..:oAletvr 81, OCT inches: Low
es. barometer, 1868 inches; high
est temperature 70 degrees mean
temperature of November 55.5; lowest
temperature % degrees, mean do for
years 81 8; monthly range Of temper
allure 81 degrees ; greatest daily range
of temperature, 80 degrees; mean
{. mperature of Autumn 1875, 81
degrees mean of maximum temper
ature As, degrees l: mean daily range
of temp nature 10 degrees o; Total
Rainfall LIT inches; prevailing wind
north eat ; Total number of miles
travelled 6O92; average velocity of wind
IS miles per hour; maximum velocity
of wind, "a miles an hour; number of
| cloudy days, other than those on which
; rain fell 10; number of days on which
| rain OF snow fell 8.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

SPIR1 T. rURPEN TINE -Tnls ar,
'icla ha- pct ruled 80 firm price as
formerly, bat the change III price 10
.carceIy worth mentioning as the de
sine for th, week vas only / cenG. On
5tond.y the market closed firm at "a
.ents aud has maintained the ssms
ceiling throughout. and set me close
o-dav il finn at 81 cents ed The
alss for the week were l.50l C ks at
II 343@34 canta.
The receipts for the week were 2, O62
.,aeks. Exports $40 essks. Stock IL
ard ard I, e ,at zoos cas- q
CBUDE FUR IN II N..-Since our
last we have had a very st ady market
!or this artic q, and t iere Is no change
% report either III the condition of the
market or prizes. hers has bean a
teafy demand f. ON distiliers whca
las been we'll .uopIied as the receipts
we're large
At thu close to-day the market is
tirn a. S160 FIR hard ard s.. so for yell
ow dip and virgin,
C.l>z re il IS AMI safes for tine W seE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

PEAS-The stock is small and .he
demand at present good; COW and clay
sells at 80 On 81 90 and 81 40 q 81 SO
for white.
RICE-The demand is fair with an
adequate supply. Clear Carolina 10
held at 9 cents by the cask. Rough is
in small supply. and sells at 81 10 q
1 20, according to quantity.
CORN MEAL The demand is light
and the stock is equal to the enquiry
prevailing. Sells from store ut 81 90
q 05 p busheI, including sacks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

Capt. B. G. Bates. Harl,or Master,
furnishes u4 the following report for
the month of N..vembcr. The arrivals
during the month were: STEAMERS, 20;
bargues, 7; briggs. 10; schooners, 10:
total, 81; aggregate tonnage, q, t53;
aggregate foreign, 2.243.
Pilots report of soundirgs on bars
and rips, log wat-r: Bald Head Chan
nei, 10 feet, iuches; Western Bar, II
feet, 9 inchee; rip, 6 feet, 3 iDohes;
New Iuiet, feet: rip. II f'-~t.
AiittlehotschotciIortu maudj Try this
weather.
The heart has no avanua SO open as
that of fattery.
S,ss hearss ortan nasdoa, but set
heals never change.
Autumn days, cow gone forever.
weiave 81 Ter grown, and sadder.
Since our chi.disb 1T grew VERY
C.irab up hes golden iAider
long we oft times for Novem55r,
Which h. re long ago-departet,
Leaving rs each passing season
. r Ervwn ard sad'ier- hearted.
Eggs are stiff at til rty cents q doz-
en i'll market.
Now comes 'ronnd the season for
fluffy pulling" parties.
A stove-pipe hat is always becoming
unless il is too much stove.
Csme aud inve stigate little of the
crooked, is the way to ask fellow up
now.
F.fty-six deeds ware recorded in our
city apd county last month.
1t is truly sad to learn from the
Weldon .Nevs that Pomp Long, II G
great Halifax fiddler, is in jail al
Richmond, Va. for larceny.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Ehe Rice Region of the Cape Fear.

For many years before tho war the
rice fields Of the Cape Fear were the
rivals of those of South Carolina, and
considerable portion of the rice sup
ply of the United States WAS sent out
of the Port of Wilmington. We have
endeavored to ascertain about what
quauntity Of rough rice was pro-
duced i'll the region Immediately around
Wilmington. nu.i the following is til
result of our iuQIir,:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

d O Johnson. Bennett T Blake, Jno
w Floyd, W W Albea, w D Mecham,
ii Gray, Superanuated.
J b Dozier, Geo E Wyche, reported
insane, Superanuated.
When the name of WE CIegg was
called, itwas announced that he died
March last.
W IND Moore. snperanuated.
O W KIM, placed on the affection
| list
! Rev. A d Belts, called on the Bish-
OPP to ask the Conference to engage in
prayer for the superauuated preachs
ers.
Tho Bishop called on Rev. VIM
Gloss ID d who led the Conference in
prayer.
Recommendation of the Quarterly
Conferences OF Mount Olive Circuit
that Juo. +. Brogien bs admitted into
the travelling connexion, YVES presented
aud the report of the committee on ex-
animation into studies being favorable,
the Conference voted TO allow the Pre-
siding Elders to employ him on work,
but he was not taken into the Confer
ence.
J. NJ. Rhodes was recommended by
the same circuit, aud was taken on
trial.
b r. Hall was recommended by
Fayetteville station and was taken on
trial
a. B. Carpenter was recommended
by Rutherford station and he was adj
United on trial.
A communication from Dr.. Thos. o.
Summers. book editor, was s1bmitted
by the Bishop. Rad 70 the Conference
end referred to the Committee on Pc
lindicals.
j. @. Carpenter was recommended
to BE re-admittea into the travelling
ministry and vas received.
O ". Carr, B. A. CLARK, A. F. Webb
and z. A. Heiman were appointed as
81 taut secretaries.
The following were appointed to
preach on Wednesday night:
Rev. J. 81. Wheeler, Front Street
Church; Rev. A. A. Bosharner, Fifth
Street Church.
The Conference then adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

Dress skirts are getting SO tight that
outsids pockets have come into use.
In this month there are fvs Wed
nesdays, five Iuesdays and five Fri.
days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

You should never tell man that he
lies. Simply remark that he Is guilty
of heterophemy aud dIop the subject
If he'll let you.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

The Third Term Oh this lnstitu-
ton will begin On Monday. Aug. =,
and end Oh Monday. Dec: 20, lS7js
THIS School Is situated in the town Of Colds
i boro (tno centre OF four KailrOads>, and
from its accessibility ofer- superior advantages
parents and guardians living N the sur
rnunding countries OF in the Eastern PORTION
IT the rtate. The location is healthy. and
20 fears of kickn s. need be enter isinea
ny parents serding their sons 70 this place,
red in the school during ths pasE scholastic
scar. No parent. therefore, can rrasOnably
ne T the g. # the Cation
Professor r. " Adams, who has charge of
he Mathematical DepaFtg eGt, is an alumnns
Of Randolph Macon College, ard has peen !
surctssful teacher of youth fur many years.
The course of instruction is enuod, thorough
.nd extensive and seeks TO dese1cp and improve
ne mental powers of The pupils by .raining
rht N TO HINK and by teaching them the right
OF the faculties with which Goa has en-
ioWeI them
Ths discipline of the School. while it IA mild
,rd parental, enforces the DUTY of obedisHc CO
ion snd disOTd-ry coadpct are wholly incom-
nstible with scholastic tr.ioiig sud mental
rcgress, no boy who il indiss'os ed to improve
lis time or is an injury TO his fellows, Will Do
, tanned in the school
Moral AMI religious instruction receives a duo
hare of at ention and considerat on for un-
lass the heart and con- cienot be ted and
uIightebd, mere secCiar learning will ayaslbu
iftls in the formation OF a correct and uprigh
The four religious bodies being well repre-.
.ented in this place, every bo4rder Is AL wed
% attend that church Sunday which his PA-'
~ept NAV designate. This wish aDd preference
the parent will he stricti ebse:s ed, aa notp-.
ng of a sectarian character Is cou'tsnanced In
he School.
Bows are prepared tor advanced classes In
ollega or for the active buoiness of life.
The hui ding. hitherto known az the -.Fe-s
male College " has heeD S caref4 by the Pr1ncf-
AL and will hereafter be usod as A~aoot for
boys e...t
fI-adly weapons, lnJDxi eating drink. pro an
.ty ard every species of gs1oDiing are. stricSiy
rohibted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

GRAIN.-Theg grain market hs, beeu
very quit since cur last. There Is
lothlDg of impoi lance to report to-day,
axceps the arrival Of he first cargo of
he new crop The article was fair
nd cold at 10 cents. There were salss
luriug the week of Que cargo of old
corn al 77R cents Fha market is
qnoted to day firm, at 70 cents far
.ew, and TIL to 30 cents for cid car
roea. From stora there Is no change
# quotations. The receipts for the
w5eA were 1000 bushels from eastern
.~-unties: 900 bushels per steam
ships, and 1850 bus heis by Whining
o. & Weldon Railroad.
The following ara the quotations
rom store today: Yellow aud mixed
corn. 81 % 81 csnts, and white meal
iae 90 % % cents; highest figures in
.lud ng SACKS.
OATS The market is quiet ADD
unchanged in price. Qaatatlons from
store ara 70 70 80 cents T.zbushei, IN
Guiding sacks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
A Friend In Need az a Friend IE,.
deed.

deed
The merchants aud business men Of
Wilmington have placed at the dispo-
sal of the Commissioners the sum OF
s12, 800. with which to equip the roa
from Old Fort to Malone's store, which
will thus obviate three miles of the
worst stage road as now travelled over,
what is called the dark hollow"
This act of libers ity speaks well for
the far-<eeiug, enterprising business
men II Wilmington, and will not fa'
to invoke reciprocal attention from
nnr western poopie.
Oar poverty stricken condition for
so many YEARS, and the long deferred
hopes of our people, and tie pressing
necessity all cpnspire to make IT, 6 ate
FL! t. orr frieuda 10 Wilmington fo1
this noble and generous set. This
looks like North Carn!iuiaus helping
North C,.rolinans. It look. like bust
ness and go-eh 'adit;vrne.s.
Already have commercial relations
wi h Wilmington aud the West been
established. The links of steel here
after to bind together mountain and
seasid". will not be more enduring
than the ties CT comm arcial am1ty and
personal attachments which will here
.ft.-r uri:e the extIemes together
AsheuiUe EcpositOr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
MORTGAGE Sale.

DY VIRTUE ~ MORrG Aaa FROM
D JoeepA A. maselhATd TO Plstt u. Cowau,
dated .+cteber 1, 1871, and duly registered I'm
Book =. 2. O.. page $40, OF the kegis<er Of
Deeds In the once OF Nov Hanover Ooanty
And OF another mortgage from AngelhsTd d
saunders 70 Chae. A. Prfc-, executor or Alfrsd
Price, dated vii Z, 1874, sn1 duiv register
ed m hook Il! l., page 1S: and Of .notAsr
lei e.. Fowle, samuel W Viek and Oscar @.
Parsley, Jr., dated Jsly 10. 1878. and daily
resistersd In Book L Z: L., page %, and OF
another mortgage nom Anssihard q GHunfeys
to John Hughes, G.orge Howard and William
McRa0, dated June 10 1915, and daily registered
In Book L. L. u, page 80, viii Offer for nla.
at public auction, Tor Gosh, at the Cours House
In the OIty of Wilmfngt N ON T aesday the sotA
day OF Novemhsr, i-f5. all the prcsses, types,
paper, machinery and material OF every Had
and descripf 90 belonging to the ONCE Of s'Ths
Daily Journa." and Tho wimtngson Jsurnal"
situate In rAs building on Princ<s street in the
jty OF Wnnf4st, n, Known @ The Journal
Building. teGetAsf with ths COED will Of The
said e1oa 4R1 Hswypapers
30 BT sTRAx4R,
Attorney.
PsstposaA aneil Tuesdsy. December 1<th,
1875, ~ u s'elsse, H., at che Oo2rs Hoass dosr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
's'he Personnel OF the Conference.

The North Carolina Conference now
in session i'll this city. is composed of
some of the hardest-workirg Evange-
lists of the Southern States. In
giaucing over the body, the eye very
naturally falls on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
SALE
REAL ESTATE
MORTaAG
Sale

T WILL RXeOSR FOH san AT TEE
l. Court Houas door, In the City Of WiInins-
ton: On Mendsy, Dssember 10th. ut t3o'clsek,
~ =, she fsn9wfng pieces OF land belenE1nR Do
the sssats Of MnAnusl 1un, deceased, aitaase
In tAs Otty or Wilmington, Described IN tel
lows: BeGnRlAg at o seAks on Hekas street
Isl test from ID aRkia aH est and running then ee
with said MehAa strset e0ntA % fass, tAsnce
east parallel With Rankin streat 16o feet TO
Jone4 Alley, thence with said alley north es
feet, thence west 10 fsst - the 6sRiuninR
he ssns being the ~sstern half Of Lot Ne
Block 30, according to the p, IN Of the said
Otty ~ WilRtnGtoH. Terms, one-third cash
and balance In stx Aad twelve aonasa tiRs
reserved.
=. u DARBY.
1AwAW AdAiRiatra9r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
COLDSBORc, 81. c.

NJ. FETTER, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient and Med
err Languages. .--. -
Z. W. ADAMS, An, Prof. Mathematics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
THE BISHOP.

rev. holland N. blc1yelre, u. -. =,
IL. D.. &c, is one of the most learned
and polished Literary men in the
South, and has long been recognized
for the originality of his sermons, and
earnest I&borious labors in the cause
of Christ. And yet his proud frame
atands up amongst bis fellows as
straight and firm as if but dozen
years had passed over his head in the
ministry, il stead of an almost life
lorg service. His head begins to show
The winters OF life, but his eye is I'M
dimmed aud his strength is unabated.
Leaving him, our eyes fall on the
Secretary,
REV. BRAx TON CRAVEN. D. D.,
President of Trinity College. whose
mark is to be found in almost every
neighborhood in the Old North State.
DIR. Craven has been the Secretary of
the Conference so lorg that he seems
t. fit iuto the place like brick in a
well built wall. or perhaps it would be
better to sey, the place seems to fit
him ike we'll cut and fitted garment.
As Preacher, as President, as an emf
nent Pat lot, rs well as Secretary, DR..
Cr1ven has always perfurmed his duty
fully. and lived SO as to meet the ap-
probation OF his brothers of the Con
ference.
Just to the right of the Bishop sits
that rem Arkabte man, the
Rev. VIM. Gloss, D. D.. who enter
ing the ministry at eighteen years OF
age, has passed through all the offices
OF the Conference having been Elder,
Presiding Elder, Representative tothe
G neral Conference, the two latter over
Id over ag ain. and is now the active
Presiding Elder Of the Washington
District. we notice d not long since
bis list of appointments for his dis
trict among which was the following:
The brethren will provide for my
conveyance from Wysockipg to Hat
teras ard O5rakoke and back" Does
the reader know what that means !?
It means q voyage over an open and
stormy sen from the first place to Hat
tras i'll en- oren boat, forty
five m,ler; from Hatterss TO
Oc"aknke ue1riy as tar but
a'o-g shore, a ID fr pm the latter place
back TO Wysooking across the stormy
Pnrn'ico of near sixty tu,les. We are
sure from our knowledge of his in
| don. table will aud perseverance, that
he made the voyage, preached, admin
i5te r. q the sacraments, married any
waiting couples, chnered up the sick
aud faint hearted and returned a. If
| from an ordinary ronnd on circuit
Does ANYBODY know what Hatteras Is :?
| The, Rev DR.. Stacey, OF the Presbyte
ian Church went there once during
I the late war AID after landing and sur
veving the scene his first exc!amati on
wa in The words Of the poet:
| '-in on a n4Tr " neck of land
| ~ xt two ua pourdFd se2~ ttsnd
w. have not space to-day t" notice
the lost of other laborers who are
men of talents, EDUCATION and infin-
erce, who have made their mark in the
land and are still welding a power for
good. We win refer to them if other
matters will permit during the session.
Electromagnetic Su nlmary.
We are indebted to Sergeant Robert
Seyboth OF !I.e q. s. Signal oer.i,e.
stationed in the city, for the following
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Tarms. ner Session Of 20 WaaEsg

HALF IN ADV sNC%-tAi4f, nee ON s
FTRS OF OCT sHEis.
Tuition for pfmsr, d. -tlnes,t. ssh % .siI
Higs.r IN 594sh -.-....--.1.-. 80 -
g. 6 Advanced c assess " ~ EiRe- ~ ~ ~
... l 5ss. stc s,;:5 si;s . . I. 1, asl
and with ATTN g q Greek. % 90
Germ m. Freu ch ana b9Ok-K3 NJ, each
e,eard tucladin9 incl and iIe9i...- IS sl<xss II
Incidental expenses. SIS u
Each .tnient wili faru'sli, for itia own use.s
air u blanksts. pair of sbsct, psir OK p II 81
.rNy ca4es and MS Tnwfls -
Ns,deduetiou trcTn = II ton aud i5oari'ia o.ss -
:, iiscsSi n OF withdrawal, aud vniy n "a -
# rrotract. d sci Tt=s. - 1885,
FOR further particu arr, address
E7. FETTER, erinci PAL. 1T
GOLD RDRD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
W0oTEk f'euaessoa & CO,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION
Msr chants.

BY prott. pt and fa taFul atten iou TO business
bore 10 merit tt coma -use NJ tn pubi1..
CDDsignmsnts re pect hiiy s',licitelI.
ri r. VA t. & ST.
Win nr-0n " @.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

The Third Term OF this lnslitu-
ton will begin OH Monday. Aug. =
and end Om Monday. Dec. 10, lS1js
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09

Z
{ Ihess Organs. although but 4 short while
before the public, have met with such hearty
and unqualified approval that their entire sue
eOss is already secured. Great care has been
taken 70 combiney in those Instruments, beauty
and volume of tone, with an attractive appear,
anco. The tome is as piPo-liko as can bs ob
tained insan instrument of this elussa Ehe soft
stops a,e delicious for their purity and refine
ehaVaeter, while the full organ ie grand aud
imposing IN its sorority. ga Ga
After elaborate preparation, we have Just
completed new aud very beautifu eases fur an
our styles, and are prepared to On orders with
The very best and handsomest
Organ at the lowest price.
es- liberal TERMS no AGENTS. ~
Purchasers who arc at distanoe from any
Of our agents will receive price lists and eata-
logues upon n .plication.
Mann 5 New Method for the Piano Forte
Is the latest and best book for Elementary
Instruction ter this Instrument. II
combines the excellences Uf an
other works Is syssenatic,
progressive and pleasing.
8uf "A great be p to both
teacher and pupil Price, 81 80.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09
WAT. a. POND q 90.

WNEa a FUND 8 Cd. a1a.
Establishsd ever FIFTY Years.
Keep constantly ON hand the largest ana most
complete assortment 81 American and Foreign
Sheet Masio, Books, Instraments. and Musical
Merchandise of every description. Orders 81
mail win receive prompt and careful attention.
Correspondence With the Trade olieitsd.
WhF. "a, POND a COS III
SAT broadway,
Branch Store, so Union Square, N. y.
ie24 6m gu a
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09
Texas Raiiroad.
Fr0a tba NaH Orleans Timas.

Eruu the NoH 0rlaanS Times.
QHoW are We 60 control The
Southwestern trade is now, as ii
has been for years, The Important
question upon the issue at which
rests The future welfare Of our
commercial interests. The future
mall- -hainm nf nmr .nihu Lhn hn,r,i
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09
THE WEEKLY ECHO.
#eHa
Published Eoe,y Tz,nsaqg Morning,
II r, TZAr-I e }ILsi
lake CHARLES, LA.
Terms or Subscription.

AefaAAS OA 0ADSCFApUAOms
CFne copy, one year ........,. 81 80
One copy, six months, -.-,...., 90 70
eOne copy, three months 2 J.. 90 so
Single copies, d.. ..........,.. ..a# 05
Payable invariably in advance. ....
..... ..... a ADVERTISING. .,.. ... ID Il
Per Sqr.are, (10]ines or less) 100 rs
Every subsequent insertion. -. 90 so
Announcement of candidates for -f
office. ............ 20 .. $40 90
French $6 extra ".. ..## aT.T.a
Business Notices, Is cents line.
Obituary Notices 10 cents line j, q,
Advertisements sent in for publica-
tion, when there are no directions, will
beinserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
rtinued until orders are received; and
charged accordingly. @ A4@ '"'' @@
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter. .......f !
No credit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the name,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, T'welve Dollars per
annum. r.. IA Ea#E
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-09

Two parSOns died IN New 0rs.a
loans, last week, pf RcoaEtoibemia.
We can not imagine how any one
could recover from a disease With
such a name, The name ought to
be changed and then there might
be some chance for those having
it TO recover 0pelousos Journals
Rhode Isla1d bristles with spell4
ing matehes. Some oI the die
tionary words reach 0leRF across