davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27


4 FrER NATURE pELIBERATT0N AS
Ut To the wants aud necessities peculiar I'll
,hls section vi the country,
GRGGG's PURCHASING BUREAU
his been established III New Orleans. A long
aeQuaint1nea vino tire various kintts 0f Sewing
Meohiues, has iudueed rs % make q speciality
in this lins.
Firss Glass Machines Of all kinds at lowest
ratcs....Ih New unRcr.ieed Buckeye Ha1
Machine, only Sc i,....- Secondhand Machines,
10 good order, nj halt phi e,..... The latest and
best Attaehmsuts for All maclines...... fuckers,
stc. The best Needles FIR an aaghines......
The hest repaged sewing Machine 0il.,... The
best Sewing Mcclure Gotton......Ne repair oil
Maehinesa Tow f8tes.a... We take Cid machines
ID part pay icr new ones.
Sewing Waehines Pianos and Organs sold
on monthly Payments il the country, g paities
giving references.
Mrs. ADA G8geG respectfully offers her
services is purchasing and forwarding any
article ef apparel pefseoal adernmout n
domestic goods icF ladies' ana chiidren'a usas
iaeludiag
MILLINERY. DRY GOODS, JEWELRY.
FANCY AID TOILET ARTICLES,
PATTERNS. UNDERWEAR. TRIMMINGS.
BRIDAL TB0ussEAUxs ETC.
Anv articles If asa es and chsldgen's wear
manufactured IA tAa latest STYLES. nndsr her
own supervision,
n b. All inaalries relative g articles
mentioned or uam ntinne4, will ha answagea
fTes NJ abssee 0tr facilities fog purchasing
Goods fF0m manageetaFsEs ena FIRST hanas
e1able as g gel out soaimlssioaa wiehent
ehsrra rs fariies Vi has iga We guarantee
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

Mons Famine. Beyond q question
the true policy Of Louisiana is to raise
an abundant supply 81 corn peas,
beans, potatoes, both sweet and Irish,
rye, rice, peanuts. lay, and vegetables
Of an kinds, and fruits, large and small;
augar cane and sorghum should beraised
for home consumption. With boun-
tiful supply Of all these, pork, bacon
and lard beet, mutton, milk and but
Gen. poultry and eggs, spring into exist
enoe around the home Of the prudent
hushandman, almost as naturally and
inevitably 81 light follows the rising Of
the san With these wants provided
for the surplus of capital, lands and
labor, should be pressed into the service
81 cotton growing, with Al the energy,
inanslr9 end sAill that can DO brought
Is bear such 4 policy win insure az
increase of home comforts; wall main-
tain 1emanetative prices for cotton oy
preventing SIS ever supply; win insure
large eash balances TO the cotton plant
n from ths sale 81 Els crop. ana will
ada much 70 build AZ prosperous in-
dependence for out down-tfodden and
a r. WI alssa eaai'le
Ia b beh. so arsat with scotn and
Hba eaiamitiaa recently re
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

The WEATHER. The weather. is CO..
quettish; all smiles one day, and all tears
The next; sometimes the smiles aud
tears come together At present II IS
fair, and likely to remain Sol Tie ex
cesaiYe rains have delayed blowing and
gardening at least one month, while
with some warm weather recently they
have brought out sprouts on theotange,
peach and plum trees, and fears are
entertained Of frost.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS
JOHN D1LLDAE
on PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles Louisiana

i would respectfully inform those 0f
my friends, both here and B distance,
who bavH AIRY expectation oi getting
thirsty, THAT have Just received 8 most
complete assortment Of PHe Liquors
ever imported 60 Iaks Charles which
I arm DESTROYS of selling I'll whoaale
and retail at prizes tasiustify both seller
and buyer bly, wines and brandies are
unsurpassed and nv whistles the
Simon pure Before leaving town De
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch als and
porter constantly an hand apanAy
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

Fsn1Se The fshing season has set
FL. ana mauy II tile fnny tribe are
being caught ia our river and lake
NE noticed several strings Of fine perch
and other kinds 90 BY our aanctum,
which wonld tempt any Of rs TO Try
hand ab that game.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

FINE PAINTING Zee a specimen
of fine painting, granting and marble
inn. We request oHr readers to visit the
Bird Cage saloon and examine the
work done there by Mr Thomas Budd.
1T ID said ~ many TO be the best Job Of
the kind II town He is ready and pre-
pared to as more Of the same kind Of
artistic work
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

OYsrEBs Maugre the hard times, If
shat oyster sloop which Phiiip January
brought here last winter, with oysters
from Lake Pelto. we're 70 visit as again,
with cargo Of those delicious b5valves,
1t would b literally patronized Not
q barrel Of fresh oysters has been
delivered at Lake 81 rs this winter.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

70 ihey miss 90 =, hems-te they ni
tla 81 81 asaafaaea mse dear
AokneN taas ~ uans vaa feraaiiaa
Aa fsousa BAD sever Been asrs
Ia know tbas CO baker andiandIdfa
had lae sanks 8hsfa BY papss Il dus
And ha5 whom neW EN- moi msation.
haa hanishea ms qaiia from sheis riew
70 aey nls 81 ~ honedo they miss mel
VIXEN sha market 81 money q tight
AB collectors e haste as pursuing
1hsiF debt9ra, " day aad bg pisht3
Do the rienas who oacsd loaned me Hdflys
Aad ihe Others who l9aned % etens1
Herea ia 81 regret as thay aiss ne,
And gish they could ZEE ne gainl
Pc fhsg m ns y home 40 theg miss ne ?
When 10 longer Iu seen upon Changer
Ard do fl8ss aba 8on e assist re
g h aenaasf internally ssrangsfe
pee ths hylees WHO losnea De Bis money,
81 bear ne p resisn unknown
l0ok = vain 81 % a-ions u dun me,
Ard Wsa again Hefs At hoae2
Bat know that memory fingers
Around ha DIRK laea roam
Ana wbils I've MY wits and my ereepers
They I miss me- they'll mis- mo at home!
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

I TnIlT3. IfYan eIreeI rs been
b decidedly improved By the eontrac.
to- Fol repairing &, that there - b gem
eral desire for him 70 30 allowed to try
bis hand elsewhere. Let us haze Puio
and Br0ad streets next
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

tAla NEW ASGhDkANlttts -- w n RbIS E(lGttADtt
to state that tie schooner now being
built by Capt Thomas Hansen, is fast
app aching To completion. She is 10
BE irst-elass vessel, and well adapted
for the Texas o. any other coast trade.
Her cabin viii be large, and finished ia
manner to accommodate passengers
comfortably Wewisb Captain I ansen
rs much good luck with his new craft
as he has had with the old one
Dunn TIMES Tho small demand for
Calcasieu lumber ID Texas has caused
the suspension Of labor 1T many of the
aaw-mills ID this parish. Quite 4 mum
Der IF laborers are just now without
employment, also many mechanics. AS
tile principal business Of our merchants
IS derived from this SOURCE Of industry,
ii leaves them, at the present time, With
Little Or nothing to do. Whether OR
mil owners viii soon resume operations
or not, a question of doubt; therefor
we would advise all laborers III search
of lahor, to take to the farms, as we
deem ID far better than lurking around
town and waiting upon uncertainties.
There are thousands of persons IN most
Of Gun large cities who would willingly
Jump at the chances some Of our labor
ing men here have, and yet there are
some residing il Our midst who look
upon the farm with seern and contempt,
We saw. tslk d It'd the farm. and try and do
some good for your country and for
yourself. NE need . great deal more
farming for our countrys good.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

Tnr IIumeroua orange trees are
beinq pianted ~ thia perish.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27
G e1EaaEIaereinl..
CONNECTED EVERY WEEK

Tl,a f,1I,.,,;,,,, s,.o AZ, ~, eios,is, 80
lions If tbe Eag 0rIeana rserkef.
Coid 1l91I1a119a<
c,iiJgsr 45srios,,f 10sf2 MI 107f9
$1,000
! 4'lisl IN z
10y = N. Jl''il'''l5 -, &c.,
~ 8 Is (e,51Z q :
ri, Z, t'e n S,L4.lil.s' 49, u
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

For the benefit Of those whose at
tenfion has not yet been arrested TO the
point we tepeat oHr reminder To bank
ers afld others That, by the sIittle
Tari8 law lately passed checks drawn
payable one day after date are liable
It'd the two-cent Stump duty, and that
City dollars fine is incurred for each
violation Of the law M. O. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27
TNHOaIAs b. FERREN,
Carpenter and Builder
LAKE CHARLES. IA.

Jobhing done with dispatch. Prompt
end personal attention gwen to repairs
of stores, DWELLINGS. etc Cisterna nlade
and repaired. QTdeEsaeft IA Tia shop
81 the Eeao Office prompt attended Is.
Septal-ly.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27
nns. -.
wILEIAn &C.
OFFICE on
GRECfG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
No. 4 BURGUNDY sTREET,

carnsr n 60. Ed 0EIaan.. LoaIsIana.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

I TER MATURE pELIBERATT0N AS.
- to Tie wants and necessities peculiar IL
this section III the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
financial.


MASTERS SALE. Under DECREE Of
JOSEPH s 6ES9ER crr9 S' 6
K s cf" SSHy. q ~
hsRg T sAsST and sss
% bI Ct q hi s ne s1'' %s
said state the Of June A. D. ssS s ase rs
and o,nyr city :aiss% %
29s' co Sssy M date q
1859 the bonds Of s saa S Sn
further ordered auds T and as1rc s'
the biz Of complaint N said esass Iam9y al sn
i ossSh ami NE bcnysr city arSsd compaay eaHs
s ,I@ s s t thy city Of fI%o in the state
TO the town or city Of Marysse IN ns s ,5 ri g 70
o four mile Of sad track by the SAINT Joseph an h
rSgs "a K Kay the es SAID s Joseph and beaver y
Company and the rSh OF The sam Csppny 10 % ma rx
ilecs and franchises bconsing to tae said aroi COMPANY
H. a rse IL ana Station houses depot
and ~ b. S NOV S qrss for oprans said
railroad The ee SSSd aud ~ NE sss s pof
% Of the sse .1s al .a f Sss r01 10 Which
tbe ad Company or may enlt through or by
railroad along the a au asSsba a h ln ss
said road extends to TIE Ci,y o. as,sv c
sss e S wn,n 1 aaa OF sad company all
the nrtenances above described premises beging
2 II a S1aS css pS5ssaa
mentioned the 10 nv
ad III otier
ucrso1 property belonging the said SAINT JseP am pen
Rairad shall correspond WIN inc Pi'
portion which the length Of the sad line of riioad DetVe
In Joseph Aforesaid ana nv terminus Al
Marysye state O Kansas bears TO Tie whole leng 81
line Of railroad from the a. st Joseph
10 its at Fort kearney that is to say IN te
winch 13 miles bears ~ the ee eheth OF ihe
road thereof as may he sufficient 70 ,iss lls
and the costs In cause be sold al public auction 81
Na-v.yir Kansas the direction Of WHITAKER NJ CRAM,
pcal Master Parcel to apply the eds OF said
Ia satisfaction costs,
except az othcP1se provided in said decree
said Master required oy said decree 10
give pubc time ard place of sail sale ny adVer
Using the same The NowY0rk bane anu ~ Tho flHacei
In me CITY OF New.York and in The Boston Trans, rpt ant
Chicago insrucesn week IN esen week or unee o
prior 10 s1ch SAFE A..
sow therefore, Pubic Notice is hereby given that l.
WHITAKER NJ, Mast afDTclailr pursuance
of The of VIII til ltSDAh, int
four ay November Is -, AT 10 o'clock m on sd
dav ~ the Masvie Ia the STATE OF kansas afofes1
AT tc OF depot Of said railroad company IA sad
city at the highest bidder the above De
premise ard all the interests Of the granOrs te
successors assigns thereto aud apply the proc s mercer
Ar by made and July ~ 1870
WHITAKER VI. GRANT, Special Master
J AUGUSTUS JOiSsOS, Cou,ul.inants' Solicitors
ALEXANDER a GREEN, 'F
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Sept 7l2:30 m.-Coon is quiet MMdl,ne
rplands ~ IA: NddBg Orleans 7as1; sales 5000 bGle
including 1900 for speculation and expert Cotton TO AIRY
qiet and unchanged safes of MiddrC Iparc., Low MO
ding clause January February delivery t7i1 Bread
quiet steady The receipts Of Wheat for the past
days have been 1900 qIH. Of which FLOOD were
American.
LIVEgrc Oh Sept 7-l:30 p m.-sales Of MdliTe Upsnds
on Low Kidding clause. shipped October ana No euDof
a. Trad d. DO October and November d livery, at a.
IItTRPCO. sept. 7-23J T. m.-Brealstuis are ,Ssi.t;
Wheat. lO1Odll2 y crn'al for average aiorna Mhte
l2ull CaOrna CAb asa 10 ior kci Western SiiiS
and 10 100 for Rcd Winter. Cor, 31a3l3 i quarter for
MIXED Western.
LIVERPOOL sept rs D. m-Of the sales OF Cotton today
g. 90 bales American.
IIyIRpou sept II m-Sales Of MiddiBg Upancs Cot
ton low Mddng Canse September ard octol o. delivery,
slcd: sales Of Mdding Uplands, Low Mddnng ca,sc
sli pei January ana February, at Isd.
LivKKrOoi- sept 7i3J p moi the receipts OF C"tpi To-
day 7GO bales were American. ~
iiyFRpoOI s.pt. - n. m-salcs of Nd1liug Tplanos
Cotton Low aiddlnis clause. October and November del very
III id The a.ket and Fabrics al Manchester l.
quiet and unchanged ~,
i,VTgPOO!, sep. 1-EvCnng.'ae EOSln, 10 Z c"t ii"-
vsous-Cn e ST. 30. t. cwt. tor American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

dull sales 5000 bnsh private terms Corn Meal $50
for Bolted and x3 UnLoltd ton Mil Feed steady
Shorts Si3; shpstuns s25 Middlings. tt0 ton Canal
feights unchanged Lake recepts. 3oOOO bush wheat
$500 bush. Barley l,00, feet Iumber Canal Shipments
COG OJO Lumber Gram the Canal from Buhlo ana
Oswego $4,000 bush Wheat Sl7OJO bush
Corn, and 2e.4O0 hush Barley. - ... -,
PtGI4s DErrA SEPT 7-Petreleum nrIner Reaned iiso
a,c. Sepenbe. and october Crude, 9sa9sr In DDs
5dc IN bnik Ifour-Far demand nj full pricesi sales
500 bbi, including Extras at 70 25aS5 90 Iowa WILSON,
sin, and Minnesota Family, 81 25u$7 2J PennsyIvans
Indiana So 50dt n so: High Grades So 700
Flour unchanged. Wheat In light stock ana yeL
of He'd AZ New do. at 81 80 :, 80
Old and New Amber II i56sl iS White 81 S5@Sl 60 Rye
Mixed 76g7sc Barley Mali steady at u 4Oa*l g. Whisky
quiet at 81 % Butter steady and unchanged Cheese d
NewSerk Fancy l0isa1lc; do. Prime. 7dloc; Western
Fine, 10alCi2c. Eggs steady PENNSYLVANIA, Ne"jefsey
and Delaware Fresh. 2;,c. Western do. ~ S23e.
ST LOUIS Flour dull unsottled only local ami
obhing ie. Wheat higher but inactive No. Ret Wn."
81 AZ cash: 81 f70sl iSi september; No DO p j9s
inactive; No liked $50 60'2c cash tOc
September 81 947 10 November seller all e
36c October; SIC November. Barley steady With far
demand; No Spring, 81 Is; Choice Wis, onsln
81 p iadSl 30 Rye steady and unchanged; NO = &c
Pork .li 49, deli ycred. Lard dl but uncha,ged
Bulk Meats nnnnally unchanged Bacon easier SHOULD, r.
Clear aides 1851 l3sc.: Clear Sides Is 81 Soc
Clear S.es i34e, buyer ~ middle OF the month WHISKY
quiet, but ge at 81 20 Hogs urn and unchangod
Choice Sa'ites - 25afs Is Medium 10 Fair, - 1899
Common - 3jd - 10: Good 10 Choice Texans rs boz
81 10; Medium Fair ass 80; Common 81 81 2aS2 10
Rec6ip:s-tiour 5000 bills. Wheat, $4,000 bush Corn
1900 bush; Oats, 5000 bush; Barley 5000 push; iye
1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. sept 7-BEgvEsFresh offerings were 10 car
in.d. or head ali at Jercy city No business on Import
ace was transacted in bOf cattle Dressed beef had Jar
ae In Washington Market at sdl2 ID for common TO prime
beef sides. oco ., -. -. ,..,.
we're rasscrs demand slow, and the market weak
at YESTERDAY prices or case for common - prime mix
fei v.als GTasstrs ranged from - 10 - y head.
acOx AZ Peens sold SO Mount Holly yeals, 225d25o n AZ
&c !, h. Win lew yi9c.. anu do 400 h. AT 81 20
une a Elliott gold state calves AT IS 20 y head
3G do al ~ 80 ~ do, al ~ %, and do. at $40.
Judd X c ngham sold IL r12ss calves AT - q head.
arrivals were ii q carloads or
35 Leaf9 Forty eighth St and ga cars AZ Jersey
Cty Tine demand and the market active at AL
v,ce OF &c y No. sheep sold at 6I4c p ID lambs at 5A9
I.c y h. Dealers dressed Mutton report lar trade al
"a l0ioc - N and lAmDs At s0 Gig = b
Hume Elliott sold Ia state limbs OF average az sc
40 "a IL noaw. re County do, 10 b at sitc and 1913 Ohio
sbcep, 40 n. at 5fio. $50, 49,, -. 20 10 .n...no .,
Sc a TO- DO 60 H. at Tie; 81 Pennsy ylna co. % No.,
n - 81 Canada do rs 10. at 74ci and 20 Kentucky do
oWss f. suver sold l42 state lambs 90 ID average at
twiE~AIIivals were 10 caAs, containing 1922 hogs, all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
consigned saugerers Porieths None on sale

BUFFALO, Sept 7C.rTfK The receipts today were 1ef9
head making the total supply for The week tus M q. -
ance on sale hers sTanst 81 cars for week
difference Ia the receipts for The week thus ar o - cars
The quality Of the offerings better There was
fair attendance OF buyers Ineseut Tho
prices ias weeks quotations srger lots
c OIL There SUFFICIENT saes 81 gooa ca.ie Va es
buyers 1emandng eoneession ite;
have been disposed Of hns far s Of csesee ana leos
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana and h,aers at =. i1G "a
the quality ruling the pces stockes ranging from 1"S 70
sprKP Asp Aai-Receipts to-day GOO head making the
total supply the thus far 1000 head against 1000
week last The market for the week was active Tor
all good quality oa rings with but limited supply dun aud
ed Prices sheep last weeks quoat ons
lambs -al4c 200 head disposed Of sses Of OHIO
Sheep Tanig from "a to SO and iol h. at Il 5OGt 100
50 l2a Canada lambs AVERAGING 60 ~ III ~ 5Oaso OH
Canada sheep averaging l29 II, At 50 80.
HoCs-Rcceips to-day 800 head making the total supply
for the week thus far 900 head against 100 head ior tn
year Monday and yesterday iarly scvc,
all the oerngs being Of good quality aud readily dsposed Oh
operate with There few nrs quoted. Workers,
confed in demand at 81 50o>7 10 Grasse1s ar
wanted -7aS7 80; Heavy Hogs ssa IS 25 loads Of
Grassers remain unso,d.
head through Texans s. 5oas2 IS shipping Steers $40
LIVE Hos unsettled and lower; weak receipts 1000
head Light 81 65as 10 one lot Of Extra sold al ~ ship
sIfEr AND LANES nomnally unchanged.
wAIgRTowN Mas. Sept 7.-BERR CATTLE Receipts;
bead were western and the balance Northcrn
Northern cattle strong &C. ID easier Than last week
second quality, 81 2jas5 tO third quality - 5Oas7
last wc WIS not maintained although thcrc wa fair trade
sheep lots at Sass extra, - 70 so 20
Spring lambs, oAdic ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
COTTON MARKETS.

Bosrox, Sept. 7.-Cot duh MdinE. l5c.; Low Mid
dn IL Good Ordin ary - c.; gross receipts 100 Daes
GaLytSrox sept 7-Cotion steady; Mhdlns l3'sc. Low
Midlling. lSLc; noDd Oru Try, l24c net recrip i5Do
baes; 1892 bales EXPORTS coast .ise $40 Daes Sales
$50 bales; stnca SOj7 bales. -
Middng c; Cool Ordinary, Sc. sales 80 bales stock
647 bales ,..,,,-
ST. LOUIS Sept. 7-Cotion romilaly nc anged MidtiBg
l4c.; Low Mhdne l3i2c.; GOOD Ordinary. lz:c net re-
ar:iPnfs. pt 7-t.oon dan Middlng lfc not recsipls
81 bales: shpmeDts, go bales sales 20 bales s''cF "'"
WILMINGTON Sept. 7.-fotton steady and nominal net
f,uLADELPHIa sept. Cotton DILL; Nhdng, 15o.; Low
Mhdl,pg. IL Good Ordinary, lJsc. net receipts ~
BA IT4ons sept; cotton quiet aicng II &c; Low
Mifdlin- !si;c Good Ordinary. l3c.; receipts ~
exports coasvise 80 bales: saes 70 bales spinhers
90 bales stock. III bates. ,,. ,,,,
ding, l3ic.i Low Ming l34c; net receipts lio bales
sales 260 bales $3.50.
N0aFoK sept l. stcaiy receipts and stock Light
Middliug lac receipts 2i' bales; exports eoast"se
AZ bales; sales, 20 bales; stock, 80 bales. $50
IoUIsyiLLP. Sept. 1.-COrOn onet ;Midding, i'sc go
NEw.OEIEAss, Sept. Lotion quiet; MlddlIne Iic
.ddng iSiac.; COot Ordinary. II W; mel receipts
receipts. $50 Esltsi sales 4jD bales stock
MohIx sept 7.-Cotton weak and Irregular MdiIing.
al ac Low Mdl.pg. lZ9I0 lJt Good inary i &C.
pts 90 bales exports coasiwise, l61 bales SAFES
100 bales sock. l,7s1 bales. ~
sAv,,,An eni. 7-CJ.,On easier; Mdiing, 1870; Low
MiIling I3,c Good Ordinary, i2sic net receipts, 353
bales; sales iij iales stGca. 1858 bales 49, 49,
Mal.g ,c Ordinary l3c. net receipts, JJ2 bales
sales, 800 bales; stock, 1864 bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
ut s1.f "a ra.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

MASTERS SALE.-Under DECREE Of
asd pRNvE crY a% Ia Iaf[ d
Ss GG" of i Tnd A 1as To- 2' a TRUsT
AS sf ead fqnf E5H ct
court ns sr ss psH$t 6fss oaas
entSri IN Inc above Sd case mStpe ne deere en- en-
iss Of n s ia& @ Sasf a @ %ea deds
4f sSe nay ,n1 FSs 1870 oas @
ions i've hundred thousand dollars And whereas was fur
tnsr CreT fa ana a s y c .s The St
Joseph Denver cay Railroad COMPANY extenas from
With the tate line Nebraska point at near Fort
hetsboa ~ and also ali the lands hcrta
H s re ST s @ ,GeTi 5oFn
or N aay wise parianng aid also the riga. Of ssd last named
Wrssrn p som Of said roa IA to, as nights
un or pertaining to .ch portion of said railroad including
hou lG T i it houses WOOD :, washo'es machine
Stops WORKSHOPS src ares II kiGis 1i - cassrt5
or ac1G for the osTas Of DIVISION Of 81! Ra,cai
Inc II Ne ala AMI exeudils to pon at or near E9rt
arney the stlte Of Nssras as 1oc.aiI tosGas I WIN
saS and npImns N, ,hon BY the said ica canse
ared TO to tne iSpr part TT Of sud road lying
Nebrssk with all apputenances necessary or used
rii TIE Interest claim or which the
Sa "a r t when Il sRa ' or mly at any tine Hereafter
sSsG or y S' eo Ae e' Of cee Of the United States
America for purpose Of aiding In The cEs.tct0n 81 hid
railroad, Amounting the agg gate 10 one million I'VE
hundred chou saul ~ ald DC the same more or sF ana
situated ia the Nebraska which SAID lands are al
re ror,ipn of which be. rednc,d to Ossession
ana n shown schedule annexed 10 the Masters report III
cals. AL and TIE cl
heTeamcnts, and apptt' nsces bconPig 10
the lands ana All tn;
interest, property, pOlScsson, can ana
irrespective sai defendant the 81 Joseph ana Denver
tiy Rairoad Company, aud TO te same ana every part
and parcei hccJ, with tie arpuIenanc as grated
nv me Act Aforesaid and also all teceriphs
erected by said defendant along the line % SAID rvad Oi so
nch thereof may sufficient to raise the amount due The
sold pablo auction steele city Ntbras n, under ta0 III
ree1u Of Whitaker ". Grant Special Master
t further PROVIDES lilt
sa eve public the time and place OF sGcI sale by
ADVERTISING the s9m, in The Ae~-l1rk Tribune AL ia the
Inanc - n the Cy YORK. and in fhs Boston Tran.
thrce months from the FIRST publication thereof.
Ard ,hcreas sid furer provides that <h Master
small iIst parcel the said western DIVISION OF sai
Railroad stock ard other properly aprteint 70 sn
Fgilinah ing District II Nelas and next me laus
men oIed IN said Masters report Now, therefore, Pb NO
lice il Ia reby given that l. WHITAKER VI. Grant Master a.
aforceoid IN pursuance o. the provisions ~ ald decree VIII
~ 10 ocnck a. ad day, the front door of the depot OF
said Railroad Con- III Steele Chy state 81 soIas@
aforesaid sell public auction, To th- iShe bhdf tc
apv lands and premises and all To interest Oi tne
sad gIn;0rs their and az lens therein ana ay
the PROCEEDS By said decree made ard PRO
yicsd.-Dat,d July 81, 1873.
'''' Whitaker NJ. GRANT. Special Master
J. AyaysT' S;G Ers cOmpainans Solicitors
Jy2S lawl3wW