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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

The San Francisco Stock Exchange renamed
closed Yesterday and to-day in consequence OF the
death of Mr.. b. r. Sherwood.
The London advices reported Consols frmcr at tine
starr, but declining AMI closing dull and heavy
though United States securities were steady TO nr"
Money in the open market on pledge OF Governmeht
securities was reported easy at 21 per cent. Inc
Bank of England reported loss III bullion Will
drawn on balance of 100000. In Paris, Renfes
closed ut 65 60 The advance in foreign exchange
coNtinues for the reason given yesterdy, anu tie
STANDARD drawers put rates to-day to VI 81 Tor oo
DAYS bills and to 81 s7i2 for three days, with busi-
ness at 81 $685. S1I2. an 81 SG0S4 81. There
were no new influences affecting gold aud small
bnsness was ,one all the sales having been at lfi2
OLE, until p. M. when the price suddenly ad-
vanccd 10 10, reacted 10 lila and closed nj
1l47s On god loans the rates were first Hat
for borrowing, aud then l and per cent paid 10
have balances carried. Later a sixiy-fourth was
paid for use. The export cearances of domestic
produce from the port of New-York for the week
ending to-day were to the currency value of $o,Sl5-
233 The ASS slant Treasurer paid ont SSl,ooo III
coin interest and $lO3,O 900 in called bonds The
day'. opprations ut the Gold Exchange Bank were
Gold cleared, SS9l1 900; gold la ances, $l,l97'
5i4; currency balances. $l.i52,O7l. HE prih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

There il nothing new in the movement of currency
til, week The Customs receipts at WASN'T gton to-
day wer, $4,000. and the Internal Revenue re-
PTS $200,OO the United Stae' Treasurer receiv-
ing $685. 10 NatiOna! bank notes for redemption.
Tn. following WAS the clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges, S67.231,O4J; currency bal
auccs S3sI3 l2S gid exchanges, $2,6lJ, 1868, and
goli balances. $4J2,77S.
Government bonds were quiet and easier, and
Chased nj the subioiuel quotations:
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Eeoal Notices.
SUPREME COURr.-ADOLPH

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT. - ADDbPll
Ne RAW ITSLR add LOUIS 4. IA, if7EH, Hainlhs,
az iist ROBEKr FiLTON defendant iIninpls iur a
Ilalsy .nani contract. FL II Ia he
bad Ga. CITY ana C"uny 81 NcwI"ra To n defendant
nj o hereby med and iurcl
rn-Ser LIANT "a tbs wbici viii hid IN
he nee ol fe q CITY County Of New York
ily j.. lnh a. III yoIr
the s2ih m.lnt t- IscIbcr, ~ his "c, So J
DiOadSay sea NoT Nty, With twenty lays t-r the
of tbs excl sVr ~ Lie 5 81 Slch
srrvice, an 4 IA rio answer The SID conf iht ~lth
the time af0fessi the lns IN tbs acto II "a ,sg
uent yol for tie e ufee il"n-ani hundred
snl seventy 200 dars VITA ~ cgst irIa ia" I'D
~ Judy, tousIn1 rgt hundred and r'scly ave- be-
sd the uost Of tins acton-liesi New lors enbcr 8.
ISIS. OfIO HORN 4, ia ubhH' Attorney
293 l.r .id~av, y. \. cay.
TIE complaint This action duly hid III the office ~
he Cers ~ an tiiy aui omi, 81 Sew l"k al Ia, h.w
sail 3h day Of Nova.irr 1918.
NO laWCsW ONO uORWIlZ. Pautns Attorney.
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GENERAL MARKLT REPORT.

TtFSnaY, Nov. y. lSTN.
r. A, ~ notItuv in tlr
dull al icss nominal a. Quay Va
los, ani 30, a.. fOl Ptaal~ ,-.
cor FON- The narAe. spot dun AID delr,ssn
al unchanged piece bIsIcss Tor eNst Was d,ne ie
dee iue IA Lol The dull of tae Liverpool ua ~ ai
exchange, a. act adversely on export Vi'lw
OIL, med, rit- Iif1n 3. Tie resr trN
tie ports ia. 576 Laiss against 23st hai
DAY List week 2So-l bal y a! LIST yedr Toe -ss
were g5i bales last evcn'nl ncndn< 100
ior export j3i bales tot spaIug Ias "ls'~ NJ Ac 40
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transactions being IN Nnth Nationals al 80, and Amer
lean Exchange at Is. Tie following the bids:

Railroad bombs were firm, am, a continued demand
characterize tins department. There general
advance IN prices OF LA l2 por cent, the Pacific
issues. Chicago and Narth-Westem Consolidated
Harlem tirsts, and chigan Contra Scvens attract
ng the chief ate. atm. The following were tho
h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
COMRADES
"a. r. R.-Loros CLUE, X. y. AUGUST 20, 1881

IG r. R.-LoTOS CLUE, y. T.. AUGUST 90 io'o'J
Al morning, when the march began,
AMI hon,;s strnig eagle waved her wing,
Tlruurh banks f flowers the pathway ran,
Beneath the silver skies OF sprhig'
We heard the mountain torrents call,
Far rp among the peaks of SHOW:
Oar happy laughter rang through. al
Tie pcacefui valleys spread below
Our hearts were glad, our faces gay,
We tired The slopes with careless tiec'
And through the hill-gaps. lar away.
Hailed the biue splenaors 0i Tie sea-
We knew no peril, felt no fear,
Nor thought how swift The moments pass;
The sehing piacs we did not hear,
Nor our own footsteps on the grass.
Bat day wears on and night is near,
GRAY baum, rs mingle with tie gold,
Our ranks are thin, our faces die;'T,
Tbs sky is dark, the wind is COLI;
We hear the roaring of the waves
OF THAI great sea 20 which we tend:
Our thoughts are in the wayside graves,
Aud on the solemn journeys end.
No more in vain the pine trees sigh,
Full well their mourniul note Is knownj
No footsteps pass unheeued by,
No more UNDECIDED fall our own.
No more we hear the joyous cries
RoichOed back from vale ana hliI.
TIE li-nt has faded from our eyes,
The music Of oar youth Is still.
I. reft of many friend Of yore.
Whom fate and nature set apart
To hear and heed foreyerinOre
Tie dead leaves lusiling ia the lleart,-
Tow should sing joyous song
WhNsa thoughts are where the cypress blooms,
And autumn afternoons are long,
Aud silence dreams. among the toinns!
Az. Heaven is kind that gives me grace,
Through z ,od aud i'll, through toll ana pam,
To hold in vet more close embrace
The cherished comrades That relnainl
He. dear to all, whose gracious fame
lis virtue. bright beyond eclipse;
h. tried aud true, whose hnnore'i name
is III your hearts as on your hIs;--
He shall not, in this royal bour,
Lack words Of mle, my faith To- prove:
Ard. though they be not words ol power
They shall at least he words OF love-
His the light-hearted. CHEEKY mirtll-
The slow white bloom of blaoelcss days
Wisdom AID grace and man ly worth,
An honest mind and simple ways.
His the pure Thought, the spirit sweet,
The wildwood charm of graceful art,
The sadness aud the JOY thar meet
la Natures OWN bcIglaht heart.
Him fortune never taught 10 fawn,
Want never sued Ia lnln ~ VAIN:
The word is spoken and is g'ue
The actions of the just reniaiiI.
By wings of deels the soul must mount!
When God shall call us, lrOu atar.
Ourselves and MT our words Will cnnrt-
Not what we said but what We are!
All, he il mine, or soon or late,
IL that great day, III that bright land,
With him as now 10 take my fate, .
Heart answering heart hand rl.Isped III hand!
So shall the journeys goal hc won
Where doubt and fear and danger cease
And life well spent and work well dome
Receive the crown of endless peace.
WILLIAM WINTrR.
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The closing quotations of for'Ign exchange

The money market WAS as easy as yes er'iay, aud
demand loans were made at 2i203l2 IL pledge of
ordinary Stock Excl aage collateral, which was by
no means an exceptional rate on pledge of United
s at,s bonds. Prime mercantile paper was duh at
Ji.07, aud leading brokers report rates as under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

The following shows the exports exclusive Of spe-
ciel from the port OF NewYork foreign ports for
the week ending Nov. o. and since the beginning Of
the year: .. 80. ,s,x
PTryousy reported. .2j03 ',f7i 2f503lj9s 2llis1~a
r mi sine. Lam ls27,5 9Is7 SO, s2I7,sllz27
i.tcs 81 @olS ~ OH llOa ll44
The following is a summary Of the report Of the
New-York. New-Haven aud Hartford Railroad Com
PAW made to the Railroad Commissioners VI Massa-
cbnsetfs.
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5alcs br Auttlon.

A. MERwrS Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., G58 Broadway,
ID near Ioni-.L-s.iss OF Books, worAs VI Art Fancy
Goods. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

The DAYS business ut the United States Sub-Irras-
ury comprised:
(oi rrcripts e7l17fS 10 curry paymenisS - O3p ~
III ,,ymrmfs a 40 40 Curry osiance. 3D. 1901 50
Coli balance. .4l,j O,22J % Customs' o'o"V' W"
,,nr
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Geathers.

HOME CULTURE.-An experienced and Ju-
i dicious TEACHER, known and weh recominsndS 10
cy. morning hours dsrngagd for Lessons w
German fren,h and lsic 10 advanced pnIls or
children. Aldruss Miss A. NJ T., Uptown Tribune Once
l,a3' Broadway. --
MRS. ANNA RANDALL-DIEtI., Editor OF
The Quarterly Eocutonst aud author OF Heading ana
LLcuton" ClIce Readings" etc. gives Inyae and class
inrt rnction IN VOCAL CULTURE, READING, AMI Gho
TURl, at u Union SQUARE
V,EACHERS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
i srhoos aud antilles with Teachers AZ EDUcAIInNAL
BUREAU, "a Union-squsre. ANNA KANDALLDEliir
Manager.
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OFFICIAL EFFORT H. y. sToCS EXCHANGE SALES
NOV. 8. IS5
10 A. m.-sAIEs BEFORE THE CALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lo4 ocLoCh
AND 11i2 O'clock A. M.
II @ +, Oh connon ,05 n lUs52O Coupon, 1887 -
- ~ No"i""' "'' i1aza 900 12Ons
ixxoo, '''''''''" br lls. u 4 o., 1910, Registered
-''0~O''' 10, %. IlJ2
FIRST BOARD-lOie O'CLOCK A. NJ.
r,,.. ./ Sot, Rouds- Rriiropt Bpads-B1nt and Rail-
,oad Sha-es-E rDress Norss. &c.
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4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVENPUOl- calling al QuEESS.
TOWN, sailing .yeV THURSDAY from rhade phia aud
sailing WEDNE SDAf from Liverpool The following
steamers appointed Ia sail ir'fn PhiaieiDhln
IL ,KENlLWOR1R.....D Dee y
ORD CIIN Nov q indiana. ... Dee ~
OHIO-.............-.. Dec. !PENNrnhNANIA.D Dec IS
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CABIN .......... s75 to J. according e. hcaifOn
Storage intermediate tickets 10 and from all points AZ
the ,Owest rates.
Steamers marked star do Intermediate
Iass MGR atoms for all unsnri ass It,
For passage o freight and other information, apply 70
GEO. ". cDLrOS Agent, ~ broAl IT., y. T.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
Battery place, New YORK
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, t'cnrrll Agents.
3O7 Wslnutst, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, SPENCE & Go. LN erIroo.
M j. CUANlNo e BRos, IueenstoTn
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Ocean steamers.

A NCHOR MATCHMAKING u. s. MAILS
N NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
EIYSIA ................- AT HDAI N"v Is, att p m
ETIIIOPA........rATU DAY. Eov. q at noon
NEW-YOKK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OK LON.
Don Dbiikl:
CABIN PASSAGE. go. sG5, SO and $50 currency.
Ini.rmeiiate, $50 Steerag" 20
Compaiy's Offices $50 y linz green.
IIENDEIlSSN BROTHERS, Agents
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DACIFIC MAIL :. :. LINE
Sailing roi A. N"rtl 81
rOit ASPlNWAi.L:
+. =. a. & . ..w . at IL III.
Connecting all Central Am-i1cln AMI Pacific ports
ts.un Tickets 10 he e, Exposition AMI Retlrn
cool t March, 1870, t3jt gold only f2sl COLT
FROM rAN FRANCISCO. lor JAPAN arl CHINA;
:. \ ~ - Rt"UI l. G. De l.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO Tor UsfhALIA and NEW
ZEALAND VIA II pNpLt'LU :. l.
C'TIMA. MY+n--iay. Nov. 10
for freight passage. Apply az Pr - North River
l.. j. 5Ul.LAh. superintendent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPJWEliLD :. s.ADSliIPS.
Sailing rom New York SAT- I'D AVS, rom Liverpool on
thu i.SDAN .. calm. AZ Corh ia. boz each "ay
BALi4C. SATURDAY. No. ~ al y. IN.
BRt rAA = - b Jay Nov. q at i 4. m.
GFRMANlC. SATURDAY. ~" fss u.
CELTIC, sArUKDiY -. :. at 9;J0 a..
ADsINTI SATURDAY - at Z. IN
FROM rHE WHITE STAR DOCK, 4. ER o. NoHrH
RIVER.
rose ~ a.ers the astest trade, SIZE
Tassel APP Il 1a.0 "a, ~t.isr ~'is
Snok ng placed ds's, who're then lso
least. auorl degrees Of COMFORT hitherto IA
a
{ favorable St'ertg,, .=1
p:rIt. from Z upwaTi.
For nspc ~ pas ami other information apply at the
Company o.nces. No. 10 LrOLiwIy, W YORK.
H. j. CD.glS Agent
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Nrm llntiicatiors.

LATEST NEW BOOKS.
Ready this Day
CARTOONS, From the Life OF the old Masters from the
LIE Of the Legends from the Life of To-day BY Mrs MAR
.AREr j. PRESTON Price 81 so
For YOUNG FOLKS:
SIX TO SIXTEEN. A Girrs Book. BY Mrs EWING e'itor
Aunt Judy's Magazine" aud author of "The brownies"
with 10 Illustrations. Price 81 go
MICE AT PLAY: "wbcn the Cate Away the Nice viii
PLAY A story for the whole Family BY MIL FOREST
with Is Illustrations. Price 81 90.
The Third Thousand Of SUSAN CooLDGEs book NINE
LITTLE GCsLINGs- Pr.ce 81 80.
The second Edition o Jolly GOOD TIMES" Price
81 90.
The Fifteenth Thousand Of Miss ALcoTTs EIGHT CoUs
INs." Price 81 so.
The London Athenaum Is probably the most reliable and
ce eli;ioa authority of the day matters relating
IA teratme and II emplacaly ndorses Miss Acoips last
hook IL RAYS: Miss Alcot always weic me- ot only to
tho bows and girls under her special patronage
bat also to elders she does not to love nearly
40 much indos inv,rts the Ga nursery traditions "f IN
fsby Opnly and andaciously gives her verdict
tat children are gen,raly in the right This, SUPPOSE
ncn,s the hearts young readers 10 her They know at
In her they have friend who understands and smTatZrs
nth their dilcuIties Miss Alcotts stores are
thoroughly n.y. Of fan and humor even when she
tsing sons nara task which must be learned and
lcooml sled. We can recommend Tho Eight Cous-
ns as sn entertaining aud healthy story"
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DJdEsFrC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUESDAY, Nov. 0. 1878.
,s ,o:lowingi complete list OF exports spsi III vessels
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BEFoRE r'IE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARruENr-2 0cL OK.
U - Coupon, 1881 Sc, Coupon 1881 80,
5,,' sbI--'- i''''"''''' ''''''''''''''e
SECOND Ro,Rp--l O'CLOCK =. VI.
SAFES Of state Rputs- RGr,tt Bu Btte mi Rail
r0nf Sidrss - Er-pgss NfOrhS. IF.
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MARGARET j. MCDONALD"
I'VE CLASSES IN
DRAWISG AND WATER CDLORS,
FIR NJ NATURE
72S4 BIZ AnWiY, ROOM 81.
Terms lessons Of one hour sci in the StudIo
$40 for 20 eAso. ~ tie pUpis rcel icDce
Payable in aivalce.
CELECT AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
- object, mehoo. cilren between an II years ~
age Terms $40 per term, charg q time of pupls
e,' ring Bo1ri aid washing. 800 to 500 per wear lie
CANT hone near Central PARK. french ani GeIuth Hri
taught n and erec " natural method Address Tor
psrl .culars rhI NCIPAL, Tribune Office
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Miscellaneous.
CIRCULARS Of several GOOD SCHOOLS
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~ sTEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND EtEni.N
COMPASYs PIE foot Of SECDND-Sf.. HJBDkEN.
SAIL, l.. .......N l3I uI.ifr>CHLAND.....A ~
........NOv % NECK IL - e.. 4
RATES Of PASSAGE. from NE'y-YOHK 10 SOUTHLAND
rJN, UAVitE OR BREMEN -.
FIRST CABIN si0c grId SECIND CABIN $50 golI
SrEEliAGE, $50 currrncr.
Return Tickets reduced rites Prepaid Steeraso Coruh
Cgtes, 2cLrTrrcV.
lOT iTe.gIt or passage, Apply 10
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Sold by all BOOKSELLER Mailed postpaid hy the Publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02

and law but he must be made to
feel the soorn and contempt Of
every true man and woman. The
name republican, as party desig-
nation, must be made synonym
for infamy,
The people must work out their
own political salvation. Mark Gov.
Tilden's words. If our legisla-
tive bodies aud public officers
fall short Of their duty, the poo-
pie can recall the powers they lace
delegated, and renovate the admin
istration of Justice" The people
must understand that they, and
they alone, can restore the reign
of substantial right and genuine
law. They, and they alone, are
the source of political power.
They, and they alone, can relegate
to private life, and to merited OBJ
security, the dishonest servants who
have robbed them, and the incom-
petent servants who have ruined
them. They, and they alone, can
crush the republican party, and
restore the Union and the States
to the control of the democratic
porty--the party Of the Union and
the Constitution--the party OF sub
stantial right and genuine law.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02
INTEREsTs AL!

Citizens of Calcasieu owe to them
selves for reasons Of nm economical ma
ture, the following things:
First, find ont where you can buy to
best advantage, good new articles.
haye q stock of goods purchased at low
figures; ii is only necessary for pur-
ohaseEs TO come and examine goods and
prioos, and ] feel confident they will be
satisfied. Fast colors Of calico selling
10 cents per yard first class Gents
roady-mRde Clothing, Notions, Dry
Goods, Shoes Of ail descriptions, Hats,
Crockery, Groceries, Clocks, and Fur
niture all selected for this market :;
and IL articles desired are not seen, I
viii thank customers to ask for what
they want, as / purpose to keep what
il needed Ia this market. Call and see
for yourselves, at New Store L. L.
Riddick, near the Post Office.
aug II
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02
TeRegraphiC Brevities.
Georgfa2s Troubles.

The REGENT OUTBREAK, TURNS OUT TO
HAVE BEEN PORTION Or AN ARRANGED
NEGRO UPRISING IN NINETEEN COUNTIES,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 23.-Several of the
prominent negroes connected with the
troubles in the counties below here
have made confessions. Jake Moor
man, First Lieutenant of negro COM
pany, testifes on oath, that nineteen
counties were to be embraced in the
instruction, and last Friday was ap-
pointed for the uprising. All the white
men and ugly white women were to be
lliIled-the pretty white women were to
be spared, and the lands and spoiIs
were to be divided among the negroes.
All who have so far confessed testify
substantially the same as Jake Moor
man.
Gov. Smith arrived here this after
noon from Waynesboro. He is deter
mined to preserve the peace, enforce
the laws and do justice to whites and
blacks.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02

The SHERIFF OF ST. LANDRY
The Opelousas journal of last
week contains an interesting ac-
count Of the recent capture by G.
c. Duson, sheriff of st. Landry, in
the Indian Territory, Of one Louis
Rousseau, charged with the muir
der of Cyriaque Brignac, in St.
Landry, last February. It says
that sheriff Duson made the trip
over twelve hundred miles by rail-
road-at his own expense, without
any reward having been offered
for the arrest, and when the parish
treasury was without money to
repay him; and concludes by say
ing that st. Landry never had a
better sheriff. 1t might well have
said that a better one was not to
De found in the State.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02
AuctiOn Sale Of Schooner.

DY consent Of the owners, and under
ID their act of procuration, / will sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der. at the Court House in the town of
Lake Charles, Calcasieu parish, La, on
Saturday, September A, 1875,
between the hours of II A. NJ. and 2 p.
NJ, the lumber Schooner g MARY
LEE, with her sails, rigging, tackle,
yawl boat, anchors, chains, and ali
other appurtenancos, on the following
terms and conditions, to wit
The purchaser will be required to
pay one-third of the price of adjudica-
zion in cash on the day of sale; one
third thereof three months from the
day of sale, and one third thereof six
months from the day of sale, and to
execute his two promissory notes, each
for one-third Of the price of adjudica-
ton, payable to my order for the use Of
the owners of said schooner, respect
lively in three and six months as afore-
said, bearing eight per cent. per annum
interest from maturity until paid. with
at least one good and solvent surety in
S0lid0. .-'
The proceeds of said sale will be APP
piled by me, under said procuration,
to the payment of the claims against
said schooner and owners. All creditors,
whose claims have not been presented
to the captain of sand schooner Capt.
Jack NeIson) are hereby notified to pre-
sent, their claims to me, duly sworn to,
or to George H. Wells, Esq, Attorney
at law, at Lake Charles, La, at least
three days before said day of sale.
D. H. LYONS,
Sheriff of Calcasiou parish, La.
Lake Charles, La, August 5, 1875.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-02
Trouble At Brashear City.
gHE EEoRors ON TIE RAMPAGE.
Prom 'bs New Orisaus Bulls 10.

FROM The New Orissus Bulls 10.
On Sunday. young man connected
with the Morgan Railroad. in the cattle
transfer department, whilst engaged in
unloading, ordered negro man who
wRB interfering with him in the dis
charge of his duties "out Of his way. =
The negro became boistsrous and oh
RiFcperoua, and advanced 10 attack the
Young man, who drew a revolver and
fired once, wOunaing tho negro whether
seriously or not, is not known, The
negroes II the town and tie negroes In
tho neighborhood. hearing az tie affair.
gathered 10 numbers and conQfegated
around tile depot
The people CT Braahonr assembled :
the negroes becoming boisierOus and
O rene0ntre took place. Several shots
were fired, and one man was wounded,
but the negroes were driven oil.
AZ GEO last night the following dis.
patch WAS received Nv Superintendent
~ Police Loan, from the Mayor ~
Rrashear, @, Ii ST. Clair
Serious trouble thrpasened. Can you
lend me- twenty Winchester riilps ana
ammunition 2 III so, send al once.
re tlis Superintendent Loan replied
as fellows
State the trouble and apply to Che
Governor for arms, Is ] haze 10 power
81 hei ID tha PREMISE.
Atll O'Clock last night the following
VIVA received
Editor Baiish ~ disturbance TO-
night. Everything quiet 3.