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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-01
VALUA ABLE
STEAM { WATER Mill FOR SALE,

THE undersigned offer their steam and wa.
/ ter mill, four miles east of Woodsfeld
on Sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres of land. The mill has two of the
BEST N.CH B u r r S,
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh,
borhood; not another steam mill within ten
miles of it, There is a good accessible vein
of coal on the premises.
Terms will be moderate. We would take
small farm in part pay.
f. s. N. KOEHLER.
junel6, TAFT.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
THE SUN.
nAITIY AMI WEEK LIZ FOR 1876.

f . X
ME approaeh az IRE Presidential Eslection
asves unusual Importance ID tho ayents and
dcysIopments AZ 1875. we shall endeaYor teS
describe them fully, faithfully aud iearlessy.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained
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ia readars are found in every Suite md
Territory. ana ils quality 10 we'll known 10 thu
nuhlio We hail not only endoavorto keep i
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aud add 10 Its variety and power
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thorough newspaper Al the neWs 81 the day
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Instructive mann
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romanoes 81 tho day, carefully seiectad and
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.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are tbs basi made The touch elastic. ana
Gao singing iono, ppweElil, pare and sven.
WATERS Concerto ORG ANS
"a aoi IS ssoallsd Is tano or beauty they de-
q competition. The Cor eegio Stop 9 q ane
gmifat az ~ TIM hnmnn Vpiee.
PRguE8 EXTREMELY Low lof eaah
aars6a this Moalh. Monthly Instaimsnle sos
esifal Is pisnos, tin q t2e Qfssns. % 81
8i4s sesoud haaa lnsigemeaifs 9a g sas
acnthfv afef afst Deposit aeenga wanted,
A Nlisral dis euat Is Ieaehsss. #iniagsFst
ghssrbai, schools, LQiesg, pies epeesai ins
aassmtnta rs ma ifal8 Illustrated eaiasoguas
msiSsa n0RANR WATERS SONS ASH
hgaedNAy heW York. bas eis
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
mrs. ADA GRECO
WILLIAM aeEeg
nrEIcE az
OFFICE OF
4REGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
10. Z BURaUNIY 8IREET.

Corner d Camel, NeV Orleans, I5aisIana.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02


4 FTER MATURE DEhTBRRATT0N as
"a to the wants and necessities peculiar
this section of the country.
GREGG's PURCHASING BUREAU
his been astablished in New 0rleans. loag
acdunint nee with the various Kinds of Sewing
Machines, has Induced Us = mike specialg
ia bis line.
First Glass Machines Of all kinds at lowest
rates.s. The New under-ised Buckeye Tia
Machine, only S2d....4 Secondhand Machines.
III go0d order, q halt pri e...,.. The latest and
hest Attaehments l0f ali mHchines ...... fucsew,
lsuflisrs Corders, Binders Pre penmers s's'
ic..... The bost Neetllcsflf all mash nes..,
Fhe lest reppr,d Saving Ma lie 0ii..... Abe
Beat Sewing NaCIine Cottana....We fepalf AZ
NaoMnesa LOW r6tes.,.. w 0 take old nuchina
il part pay for new ones.
Sewing Nauhines. Pianos and Organ Sold
un monthly payments ia .he oountTY, to paius
giving reiereue /.
Mrs. ADA GREGG especially oilers hes
services ii parehsslng and p wardlpg al@
article of appaFels pe soual pd'lrnHens e.
do estie goods, III Atlifs and ehildfens usa
Including.
MILLINERY, DRY a00hs, JEWELRI,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTE cLRs,
PATTERNS. UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS
BRIDAL TR0UssEAuXi ETe.
Any articles 10 Latl'es ana childen's wen
mauufacturea III the latest styles, 0ndcr ha
ownsuperYision.
N. R All inquiries relative "a articles
mentioned IL 1nn ntioaed will 10 answered
free of charge our facilities g0r purchases
goods from manufacturers and fret haaa
enable us ID got our commissions withoa
ohsrge u parties We buy lpF. We guaranIg
sasislactiou il quolity und price, One asR
ihe purchase price should aceompany "
order Sand money ~ daalt. postoliCe oFda
I express. OF registered letter
Cotton consigned 70 Us will be stored a.
disposed os 10 che best advantage % The own,
and all instructions reiattve thereto slFie4
carried nut.
Rsfereneos g A TyIey, sampson Bros. /
i Porlein, samuel j. Zones ~ Cashior New Oflo.
VIKINGS Institution of New Orleans; Col
pawe-, Jackson, MISS and Editor Of e
papoF
Send for catalogue and c'Ies'
Address. aregg's PRTohasng Bureau, ~
Burg0ndy street. corner q Camel New orisss
Louisiana, ceN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS
JOHN DILT.ON's.
on PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

j would respectfully inform those Of
NV friends, both here and at q distance,
who have any expectation Of geb5lng
thirsty. that 4 have just received 9 most
complete assortment Of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices toiustify both seller
and buyer. MY wines and brandies gre
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
simon pure Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take Q parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02

By tie Governor
r. 9 DEsLoNDE, sec'y Of State
o.neEaI NaeIlarg LID.


III Is with pleasure that we men
ton tile fact that the long neglect
ed tomb 81 President Zachary
Taylor has at last received the at
tention 81 considerable relatives.
AT number of w0i kmen, 40 tue in-
stance og AEr. Richard III Taylor,
1T this city, q nephew of General
TAYLOR. have been busily engaged
gor several days past III giving the
last resting place Of our twelfth
President d presenlable appear
ance. Tie Taylor cemetery is
about five miles from The city, Pm
khs Brownsborn turnpike. The
iron gate has been painted black,
and lha narrow walk 70 tile Pres
ident's tomb has been cleared and
Widened. The greatest TRANSFORMS
alton. however, has been effected
ia the exterior Of the sepulchre.
Tie loose and intting stones have
been replaced, and the rough front
las been ground down To q smooth
and polished surface. New earth
has been placed ID The cavities,
aud tie summit has been cleared
II Tie hrars and brambles which
covered il. The other graves 10
the Enclosure that have not been
visible tor years now appear under
ghe shadow 81 spotlesa marble
slabs Having q key Of the Press
idents tomb our reporter entered
the Marble portal He found him.
sll il i room Of solid mansonry,
about eight ESQ square. The sun
east 4 nelloW light into tho chilly
apartment aud disclosed two cot,
lsn They veto constructed q
sIalned poplar and rested upon
marble baaca Iho cne on ihe lett
#Aia. wnsalnea al that was NOR
fai Isl ghe Kentucky caielsain, WHi
bpd 81 Alaek osl cloih thi
nhe oH sle allt helsi Gha ganaial
milhipa orao At llla ren
ha room lils iihe apsi q
w Flof III riNasef 81 fafia
n .he room aHt PORTER n1
f tN li Inscriptions WliNl
hga Nres enliGarAiad ha0
at ln N1la siiak
'n Fa aFnaN
t8SNM MMiW E8Ml
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
THE
PHILHARMONIC /" PIANO.

This entirely new instrumeat posseeoins III
the osgsntial qualities 81 more expensive and
higher priced Pianos g offered at > lower price
ihan Any si.nilar 6ne nos ~ 90 maFset. Il Is
durable, wiki 4 masni6eppce % tone hardly
surpassed and yet ean 4ic purchase 81 prices
and 81 lsfms vie % the roach 81 ail. This
insirhmcnl has 81 tho npdeFn improvements
ineIhdiae iho celebrated 9 ARFaas " ifoble and
i folly aauanted. Catalogues SAILED.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
r2 fE


the ~ XIII NNA ANNe&
n ae Nsa ans aaissir
Tile following is \ copy III the
eontWcb entered into between
Gov KELLOGG 81 Bahalf oi the
State. mud sfs 3 Il Lowe aqd
3. 50. Alehef
LOUISIANA,
Ser Orleans Nov lt' kot9
Whefeas. there is q movement
So foot among The Western and
Southern States io apply for and
obtain, # practicable. from Con-
gross. Of before Tie courts Of the
country. TIE allowance and pay
ment Of i've per cent upon the es-
limased value Of So % per acre on
Gle lands taken zip and located by
military waarants ia the said
States. aaFeeably 70 what is be-
fexed to be the true construction
81 the compact contained 10 their
several acts 81 admission into the
Union. which hes never been paid,
and which the Secretary Of the In
terror refuses 30 pay and
Whereas b considerable body
81 land has been located 10 the
State of Louisiana ON such mill
eary warrants, and 4 have been
urged to unite with other States
interested ID Tie prosecution ot
said claim
Now, therefore, believing said
claim I'd be iuss and valid, I, WIN.
"a. Kellogg, Governor Of said State,
do by these presents constitute
and appoint R. -. Lowe and y X.
Archer, 81 Washington city il.
G.. tie agents and attorneys 81
This State To prosecute said claim
rs 4 fiual issue, provided, however,
and it is Sc understood, that they
are to make no charge Whatever
against tie Stale for services or
expenses oE any kind in case 81
failure "a collect the same but i
successful, then Il is hereby agreed.
ia behalf of said State, that their
Zee Tor such service shall be equal
70 twenty per cent. on the amount
which may be obtained for the
State Oh said claim, subject, how
ever, to the approval Of the State
Legislature.
WIN. p. KELLOGG.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
Free tie balance Of 1875 to Subscribers
for 1876, to
OUR HOME JOURN AL
AND
RURAL SOUTHLAND,

Al Large 16-Page Paper, devoted to
Southern Agriculture.
Published Weekly, at $2 So per year
III Advance
This is now the Oldest as we'll as the Besi
es ahlished Weekly Agricultural Pl,pCE u tue
south. and employs able wrifers upon oyery
branch IF Agriculture. Its columns nre alway
open to Inquiries ~ Information tending
ndvance those pursuits which he people ull
over the south are mostly intere ten " 4 II
the most Independent and ,he only Seli'Sus-
tuining Weekly Agricultural Pup q tne
South and tur those who are row, or expect
to engage ia Agricu ural pursuits, nJihiug
could prove of orc yalae thuR the contents 81
this Valuable Wosky. which, aside from ifs
Agfieultural Information, is MISC IN BxceItcnt
Family lnd Newspaper. II also eontgips q
Weekly Marko Report Of great value to lhe
people II the country.
Subscription Prics, $2 65 per annum, or
81 SO for Months
JAS, III HUMM Il, Publisher
6s Uamp Street, New Orleans.
Local Agents wanted everywhere Liberal
Cash Commission allowed. Send TOR Clubbing
Farms nov !
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
W0MAN. RRIEND.
AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J..
Triton.

a. AAA&sAH& TN = TAR &As y Ely = h&ef
Triton,
Il AN PREPARED TO FILL Alb 0RDLA
a Tor tho celebrated
STRAIN WASHER
known ne tie W0mans Friend Ihoasapass
them aro sold weekly Or osef the Unien. &.
Wnshing Is aane entirely - steam % w
bingnor kranf turning i IS she gFcatest NJ
and money sewing Invention ol khe age. 10
~ Permission 80 The lellaWlng ladies'
Cooper and Aige. GIL, b haeasd Ara. Nv n.
aud Mf@ saxon, kig NoOaai ana A
Eairchildl Nibblalts Bias
Price only 8i0. Nvary one arEantea'
Address. 1T Gallon
am also AGENT as ghs celebrated
crown WRBN sRRl
Price IF WinF6r sfa f WRINsAk AT
WoMAN'a FRIEND tosasheEs
a3amine peelmeNs az basA ata
Store Avsfg eng aaNaataa uq
HAapApi csleaaisu M
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02
FOR s lIE-FoR sAIEi
NIX9S FERR ri
AND STORE,
one mile above Lake Charles On the

one mile above Lake Charles On the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes I'd inform
The travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
iii good repair, and ID ready to acconl-s
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men ard travellers.
He has large snfe Hat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
Oh each side of the river, free Of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand 2 full sup
Div of Groceries, Provisions and For
age atthe very lowest prices!
my9-tf H. ID. NIX.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02

FTER MATURE DELfBRRATT0N as
"a to the wants and necessities peculiar
this secti0NOf the country.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-02

p4 virtue ST ~ Ordinance of THE
P0liee uss 81 the Perish "a lalcasiaH,
I8nHmna 81 date September 1879,
i s0bmi8 4ar Publication she following
esaimaGe 81 lhe expenditures q SAID
Parish fae sbe yeaf 1875. including the
old dabs. Is WIt
snmmoning giaad end petit
jHTies S. District Courts for
April and sept fermsi 1875 vs. w
Pay S. jurors I'D said Courts AO00 w
Costs SIS criminal prosecutions
lis District. Parish md JUS
fiees Courts. and feeding
prisoners N jail, 150V 0O
sheriff per diem 10 District
and Parrish Courts, 250 %
Salary 81 District Attorney pre-.
tenn. md fees il SUITS EO0 "
DISTRICT Attorney conviction
fees. April and Sept terms l30 W
PAY Of Sheriff, Clerk and Re-
eorder. leaWing iaries for
April and September terms, 90 0O
Fey sos & a5s.'A = '''. 15o 90
99 siarg Fl, ess o9l''S'7 1 600 90
Guarding iaii, aud medical nt-
tendance on prisoners 25V W
Salary of Parish Treasurer, 200 ~
Salary Of Clerk Police jury, l5O OO
q notice. la,s'i y Court ss + 81 90
tie .ills antl essinAase, loa 90
Fs Eoi Il f'''sp ] ''''' 'sS ESQ %
Printing blanks for Clerks
Office, Police jury, etc. 100 0O
Support Of paupeIs PRO %
i's qs 'ass.ss,0 is7 4. : deficit, 45o %
Witnesses costs ia criminal
prosecutions, llOO w
Feeding lunatic Antoine, vi 20
Secretary, table, md stationery
for Clerk Office, 226 90
snmmoning witnesses before
grand jury, 200 90
Paw 81 Police Jarv. 400 90
Articles furnished tie Jail. 100 90
Inquests and contingencies, 6S ~
$lO,83O 90
Probable amount Of old debt,
exclusive Of small balance
due on the Courthouse, 1850 90
sl5.2sO 90
From which deduct probable
amount of taxes collected
for 1874, aud back
taxes, less 10 pr cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-10

NEW YORK.


NRw York, April l0-Colonel John
NJ. Powell, of Mississippi, who yesterday
was thought to be recovering from the
effects of the morphine which he had
taken Thursday, died last night. Previ-
Gus to the rebellion Colonel Powell was
one of the wealthiest planters in Missis-
sippi. Wendell Phillips once remarked
of his estate that cotton and molasses
grew spontaneously on Powelps planta-
tons.
In the Assembly yesterday the bill to
permit a wife to testify for or against
her husband in civil actions and crimi-
nal trials was reported adversely by the
Judiciary Committee, and the report
was agreed to. A similar disposition
was made Of Speaker McGuire's bill
allowing a wife to testiiy against her
husband, or in behalf of another person
in cases Of Grim con.
1t is probable that no more efforts to
alter the law Of evidence in any way that
would effect the Beecher trial viii be in
troduced in the Assembly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-10

g0esl | never before so fully realized
his immense superiority TO the best ANA.
teu m~ountaineer. No one-except one
OF two Of the best guides-could have
worked with him as be performed that
daring, pique.strung feat, He disap-
peared somewhere into the huge
schruud. He appeared next climbing
up a sheer straightup wall of ice thinly
covered by snow. Ii was so steep that
he could not swing the ak; he could
only peg the point in with his chest; vet
up he went, and rapidly too. Beneath
him was the terrible depth Of the huge
ohasm Of the giant h~ergschrund. After
about q hundred feet OF this work he got
on the smooth, large slabs OF limestone
rock, which shelyed sideways. / watched
him with delight at his working; with
dread of his danger. My pipe went out
as | gszed with all my eyes. Even Pete
Anderegg, his stolid brother, was anx-
ious, and looked on with all the emotion
Of which he is capable,
Melchior proceeded, sometimes ex-
tended fiat upon his face over sloping
slabs with hardly q crack or q proiec-
ton visible. He had GOT so far of that
his %reeumbent slowly moving figure had
become very small. Presently we saw
him stop, and grope about blindly with
hands and feet. He can't get further"
cried Peter, "and | only hope that he
can get back" We saw that he Just
raised his head, and was looking care
fully up and round him. Then he
turned on bis back, and descended a
little way with great difficulty, in that
position. "a nasty place, that said
Peter, in great excitement. II am
afraid that ne can't get back" Here
the brother freed himself from the rope,
in order, if necessary, TO try to help
Melehior. We watched again, and /
felt a terrible tension of the nerves as |
saw a man in such q dangerous position.
He moved very slowly, creeping on
from point to point with ouistretched
legs and hands, which clutched alter
every crack and assure. He turned
again upon his face, aud seemed to move
better. Hell do it now cried Peter.
He's safe now, | think" Gradually the
small, dark figure OF a man got lower
and lower. At last he turned to the
snow, let himself down that very care
fully, and again disappeared. In a
moment he emerged close by us, and
advanced eoolly with his quick, firm
step. IF any Herr likes to try that
said Melchior, calmly, looking rather
particularly at Lyyetete, "he must 20
alone; | won't 90 with him. There is
one place at which l thought that |
could neither get forward nor backward,
and there are other places higher up thOt
are probably as bad. No; no n will
get up the Col des H~irondelles to-day,
and the sooner you see that the better,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-10
AN ALPINE FEAT.

From Tinslsy's Magazine. 5re
! saw last year another splendid and
distinctive sight, switch lives wildly in
my mountaineer's memory. | mean a
solitary piece Of rock-climbing By Mel
chior Anderegg, which for danger and
difficulty, for courage and skill, has
scarcely, l should think, ever been
equalled, has certainly never been sur
passed by man. We started to
from the MontaBvert to Courmayeur BIZ
the newly. discovered Col des Hiron.
delles. At the top Of the Leehaud gla
cier is a lofty and p~recipitous wall Of
smooth limestone rock, which has, how
ever, one weak point, one couloir by
which, if there be good snow in it, the
summit of the hopesless looking rock
wall may be attained. When we arrived
at the top of the glacier we found this
e%ouloir bare Of snow, and we found fur
Their, to our dismay, that the huge berg.
schrund had so increased and widened,
and had so fallen away from the rocks,
that the attempt seemed TO be impracti.
cable. Melchior, after sweeping the
whole range carefully with his eagle eye.
pronounced the ascent impossible, and
said that we must abandon the idea. ]
knew, from his tone, that this was so;
but that irrepressibly ardent noun.
t%ainecr, Lyvetete, could not really con.
sent to turn back from an expedition in
fine weather, and he began to argue the
question Of possibility by other routes
1t is probable hat he dropped some in
cautious word which stung the amour
propre Of the first and greatest Of Swiss
guides Melehior said positively that t
try an ascent by the one practicable cou
lolr was wholly out of the question, anC
that ne would not allow Of any attempt
Now added Melchior, "as yot
think that another route may be found
/ will go alone and try. / wont have an,
one with me- wait. If the thing can b
done at all, 1t must be by those smooth
rock slabs to the lett. | don't beliey
that it can be done, but / will show yo,
q whether it can or cannot. Unrope m,
and wait here till / come back
i We were sitting on frozen snow. ius
on the narrow brink Of the great berO
schrnnd, and above a long, steep sion
OF the same material, which descepdeI
from our seat to the glacier. How an
ierently Melchior works when he /
climbing slonel AT what a pace h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-10
FOREIGN.

MADRID, April lO.-The head position
in the Madrid University has been con-
ferred upon L. A. Fuente, the former
editor of q Carlist newspaper. No Lib
eral would accept the post. There is
much dissatisfaction at the appointment,
and the students are signing a protest to
the government.
LONDON, April l0.-At 4:30 this morn
ing Paul Boyton started from Dover to
cross to France in his li~fe-saving dress,
and at 7:l5 vas fourteen miles out with
Grissner in sight, going along finely and
in good spirits.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-10
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF ATRUSTDEED MADETO
- me by R;C. and Il i. Brinkley, rec. rded in
the Registers Off e of Shelby county. Tenn. in
Book No. 81, page 46l, l will sell to tn highest
bi der, for cash. at the south gate of Court
Square, Memphis, Tenn, on Monday, Nay
B, ~ -. within legal hours, the undivided
one-half interest OF the following property,
be ng part Of lot 569. which is part of bayou
lot ash: Beginning at the southwest cerner of
Madison and DeSoto streets thence west with
the south side of Madison street l4Oh feet;
thence south parallel with DeSoto street 1857
feet to an alley; thence east 140% feet to
DeSoto street; thence with the west side Of
DeSoto street 1857 feet to the beginning.
Also the undivided one half int rest in lot
n o. 6, part Of lot ass: Beginning at the south
west corner Of Second and Gayoso streets;
thence west with GayosO street 1857 feet to
an alley; thence south with said alley 81 feet
to a stakei thence east parallel with Gayoso
street l48B feet to Second street: th nee
north with Second street 81 feet to the Begin
ming; both q. said lots being in the city of
Memphis. Title beloved to be perfect. and
redemption waived, but 1 sell only as Trustee.
25-65 E. NJ. HEARN, Trustee.