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The ting Relief |. e,Ine to tn. wreck Of the steamer

The tug Relief is sng to the wreck Of the steamer
steamer Indiana has retured other vessels unchanged
PORTLAND Feb y-ArrIv,d, schr Mcdora. Bennett 81
John. NIB, for Boston oore main JiD while entering
sailed-Bark Ceiina. for Moatevdeo; brig Elizabeth
lith-Arriyed, steamer Franceuia. Bragg. New York;
schr Nellie Grant, tortsnoqth
Cleared-Hrlg Minnie Miller. Cardenas
PROViNCErOWN. Feb l0-In port, schr Lulu, Snow,
PROvIDKSCE Feb lO-Below steamer, supposed the
Ihetis, Young from New York; schr VIM Il fharo' Ed
RICHMOND, Feb 9-Arrived, brig Neptune (Ger).
Rirtscher, baltimore. to load for South America
llth- Arrived, steamer Wyanoke Couch New ork,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 9-Arrived mot clearedi, snip
l0th5Arrived. shin Ocean Express Peruv) Beilo sgd
Clcared-ship Anita (Nic,. Coltray. Mollendo.
SAVANNAH, Feb I-Cleared, brig Harry 'iueh' 0oh-
Sailed Steamer saragossa. Hooper, Baltimore; ship
Tyro ,br) Robbins, Charleston; schrs Lote Lee Lee
VINEYARD HAVEN, Feb 7-Passed, scbr Bill Stow,
Boston for Baltimore.
sh-sailed, steamer Oriental; schrs Flora Newcomb,
Nellie Snow, Charles Atwood, and Amelia F Cobb.
9th-Arrved. schr seventy-six avannah for STOCK
Saed-scnrs Hattie Page and Florence Mary Br)..
l0th-In port brig Arthur Egges schrs starlight,
Bin Baxter !fr). Amos Walker. Charles s Rogers
Bessie + Dickinson, Lockwood James Potter sal.
lie NJ kyans. Willie Luce Rush Light Cook Borden.
Teresa ID Baker, NJ Chadwick, Edward Albro IBr,;
seventy six and one other, unknown, which arrived
last night The harbor Is entirely frozen over. At AN
the wind % was NV tresn; clear: ....r.- psou,.,or
Cieared-Bark Fear Not Ger. Kutz, stettin; schr
Anna ssspsard srTy ARs esuo Jones New York
bri n John Pierce, Townsend. Cardenas
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
CLUB HOUSE TO BE ERECTED ON STATEN
ISLAND.

CLUB HOUSE TO BE KRECTED ON STATEN
ISLAND.
At special meeting Of the New York Yacht
Club held last evening at the club rooms. Madison
avenue and Twenty-seventh street. the PROPOSE
tion OF Vice Commodore Garner TO erect q club
house on tine eastern shore OF Staten Island. In
close proximity TO Staperon landing, was &C.
cepted. The building will be 60 feet by 35 feet.
aud situated on the END OF pier sire tchng $50
feet from the land INTO the bay. The structure Will
be OF wood and entirely isolated and surrounded
by water, The position securing an uninterrupted
view OF New York on the one hand and sandy
Hook on toe other. Immediately In front OF the
location IS the usual anchorage IOr yachts, pilot
boars ana Shipping and the customary starting
point Tor regatta Tue first story oitne club house
Will consist OF the servants rooms. kitchen and
stewards quarters. On the second floor will be
the club and dining rooms, and, looking out on
the bay, grand piazza, sixty.nve feet by thirty.
rooted over so as 10 protect 1t from the weather.
The top OF the structure will be surmounted by
signal light. as q guide TO yachts coming up the
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DgRNUpA, Jan 2S. 1878


The bark Stella tB). Perry, from Algoa Bay Bos
ton, which pun In Jan IN distress resumed her
voyage Sunday morning. cath, but ashore the
OF these islands about 80 Pm, with the wind
blowing heavily from the westward, and remained
ashore until AM Monday, when after
tuggiEg by the steamtug Sanford. she taken on
the although the time being about three feet
of water exrcaed from the reefs and towcd into st
Georges harbor there were several lighters alongside
but the cargo was not permitted 10 be touched Il now
being discharged TO effect repairs 70 tie null OF the YES
sci. the same apparently being much damaged.
BERMUDA. Feb g. Ina
Aspsoisl Of INQUIRY Is being held the Of
the bark stellas running ashore to the westward
those engaged wreesins. the captain would not
allow his cargo touched by The salvage
10 not In the hands OF arbitratora
ses Maria sr puassa rem Hass Tor Porto ase
NHwroar. RI Feb 10. Is7A
Owing to tho poor marine railway facilities In this city
the sohr Laura Messer. which has bsen
block Island. viii have 10 DO taken 10 Nav Londo In
order TO have her bottom examined Capt Gregory has
shipped hs GROW. and 10 awaiting the arrival Of an an
enor from Block Island before proceeding. He speaks
In the highest terms Of the efficiency aud regard for bis
Interest Of both the Block Island wreckpg
THIS haroor Is nearly closed with Ice, which drsd
In here yss.erday from Providence River Persons can
wat. TO Fort Adams across the harbor. The Proydsnes
are a the way from Que y three hours ia,s.
The steamer Newport Of the OLD Jolony Railroad 60,
ssa h ga i: &c: os cs. en- SsT s
and tore her copper As soon As she arrived men were
sssts 70 wss nS u,s,rnSon ns AA'
HERALD rrtsoaAps STATION
WsIrRsToxR, FEB IL taA
The h0skAda formsd bv the fee in thts section Of thA
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. II, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Greece Bp, Thomas, London-F J
Hurst
steamer Cimbria (Ger) Brandt Hamburg, &c-Kun.
hard Il Co.
steamer C. Funch tBelg). Knudsen, Antwerp
Funch. Edye 4 Co.
Steamer Crescent City. Curtis. Havana-w Clyde
4 Co
Steamer Eleanora, johnson, Portland-J Amea
Steamer Neptune Berry. Bosfop-H Dmock
Ship Le souliard CBr), Goudey. Ltverpool-W Nor.
gan.
Bark Luiai StAuO. Antonocich. Cork Falmouth for
orders-Slocovich 4 Co.
Bark Lochee lBp. Mclaughlin, Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Heney Parker.
Bark Modesto (Br) Rowland Rio Janelro -Pendsrsass
Bros Co.
schr saml McManemv. walls Nusvitas-Evana Ball
Co.
Scnr Jonas French. Harksen, Key wes:
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characters full OF grand sentiments using language
that would do honor TO Don QuIxote and cos
tunes that the king oil the begRars might he proud
of SO thoroughly and artistlcaly ragged are they,
come rom. We suppose there must be some mys-
terious region IN the capacious brains OF the men
who write these ''new and original" sketches from
which these creations start, armed with shelah,
but with costumes sadly tattered la the labor OF
parturition. Miss Jennie Hughes appeared in
her budget or speciaities and was well received
by the audience. A strong bill concluded with
the amusing extravaganza ''The Countess and the
Basxeimaker," which brought out the whole
strength OF the company
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed tha. by telesraphns to the HERALD London
Bureau No 90 Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
IRON Europesa ports. ana other ports abroad. Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the Same will be oabsd to this country
free OF charge and published.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. FEB lo-Arriyed. bsrEs Arizona. Couant,
Philadelphia lisL, Northern Queen (Brl Dollar, New
York
Sailed 10th, bark vrednss tNop, Psdsrssn, Boston.
ALnniaA--Arrlvsd- hrls a ! PswinsslL nAu, New
yssk
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SPOKEN.

Ship Golden RUE. Hall, from Liverpool for Galveston
5hlp British America fBrj Lockhart from Liverpool
for Tybec ian ~. IS mllss sgw OF kinsaie
BARK Alumiua. and tor Liverpool from Columbia
River mot a. misprintsd Dec A lat " s. lon 50 y W.
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SAILED.
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

Steamers Cmbria Ger. Hamburg: Crescent City. Ha-
vana: Richmond Ricnmcni. &c; bark Thos Brooks st
Jaao; schr John Bird, Cardenas.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

ApRtArIc ssA-DALxATIA-PAsNASc cHAyNxL-LIcHr
BABAc ISLAND.
light has been established the side OF the
Island Babac. la Pasman channel.
The light red elevated 26 feet above the level
OF the sea and visible miles between the NV point OF
Komornik Rock and the Il point Of Papac Rock
arc OF ZlU deg.
The Illuminating apparatus Is dloptrc. OF the sixth
order.
The light Is hoiscd iron crane attached 10 the
keepers dwelling. which latter Is OF story painted
wnite. and situated about Is yards from the beach,
Position-Lat IS 81 80 N, Ion Is ~ " Il
roG SIGNAL PORT GRApo LIGHT vyssrL.
The fog signal the light sse Of Port Grado Cult Of
Trieste, " changed steam trumpet which will
sound during seconds, with alternate intervals OF
seconds and As seconds duration In calm weather or
with the wind the blasts should be heard at distance
miles
BY order OF tho Bureau OF Navigation.
RH WYMAN, Commodore USN. photographer.
photographic Once. Washington, DC Jan "a.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

grand dramatic entertainment will be given
this evening at Harlem Music Hall for the benefit
OF the poor. The performance will be under the
direction or Professor Gardiner assisted by his
principal pupils and a number OF professional
artists. who have kindly volunteered for The occa-
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Osmanli willinma at Bay OF Islands Dec 81
with 80 bDs hpbk last cruse was taxing freight rom
bark Martha and would cruise Tor home; expected -
arrive In New Bedford about June l6, all well
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature during the past twenty.four
hours. in comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building New York.
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NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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APPROPRIATION PRizEa

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sAftYn oY CO.. sssstsA
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New 1874 s6o policies assuring So sSSla
Outstanding risks, slsl, ,o2sOOI..
Total liabilities HI including caeital stock AND and
reserve Tor reinsurance OF existing poll. =.
~ ces........ S22 3iy i7g @ lS S
FROM me undivided surplus Of ss G6 5a the society
has declared reversonary dividend, available set
& sSsS ss'
stand .ssHsasa "a Of Is he ~ ssais o. New Yors .''' loyal
81. S,x vi vIsSI1aHEs disH. }Assa.r'..
WINCH W. A''''' 's' ssSSiSST6S r. RANDOLPH.
TSoAHs. z: o5Mx1Ns
ahskx lASEl = :: 44tssEhEI 4hksEER:
the close OF the year
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
$I$. $ $Sssasr sssSS4 zSsss SHsSSSs
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HEssS SthSAsbs sfAgkS5Sa NRft WHEN Gk5N
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saSHs Hs T. hER sES.1ssVi Vice President
SsssH SHSSSE aEHEasbss: EHaftISs Ss:s!!:l
HENRY DAY, Attorney.
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hsaALp rstsoaA's srArios. !

The boskAds Termed BY the ice In this section OF shA
Sivss dursns The east days hAS pasuAy faiSsd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~~-~-
BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
sufficient cause; publicity required; no charge until
N. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874 Broadway
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different tates legal everywhere no publicity;
NO tees in advance; advice tree qr every
State. FREDERiCk ! KING,
Counsellor. .at.Law, S02 Broadway.
A FAMOUS TONIC AND DINv!GoRAToR.1rH MOST
"A perfect discovered and the best in the world
WINCHkSrEk'S HYPOPHOSPHlTE OF LIME AND
SODA This famous tonic will give You strength and ap-
petite II will build nvigorate and vitalize the whole
energy and make you feel IKE neing. Prices 81
and So per bottle. Prepared only by WINCHESTER
co. Chemists 30 John street. New YORK
L,IFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
the ending December 81, 1874
Net cash aSsets January l. 1874 6A4SN 10
INCOME.
Premiums. w 40
Interest and rents. .............. l,42AS7 "a
Total. .$3l ,20a6H ~
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims by deaths and matured
Dividends. surrender values and
anniQties. es.........:.......-..... 2S6sos9 81
Dividend ON capital............. z,7Noo
IaxeS ........................ yy'aos 3t
commissions. SSU,coo
Expenses and reinsurance. SO,4H ~ ,.o a.
Total .s2S, l4s4s II
commi issons sccrUins hereafter ........ ls4yeO 80
N.. 49,, o...., n...r,.- q, 1874 eN son sI2 AZ
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HENRY B. HYDE, President
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Vice President
SAMUEL BORROWE, Secretary.
GEORGE w, PHILLIPS, Actuary.
HENRY NJ ALEXANDER, Counsel
HENRY DAY. Atforney
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education Of their own offspring.
De Stael said, IF you will ensure
the happiness of France, instruct
the mothers of the French peo-
pie. And the noble expression 4
alike applicable to our own ma
ton. If we would but adopt such
a plan, what a glorious improve
ment there would be in the affairs
of our land; what diminution of
vlcel @h =
There are those among us, young
men and women With whom adj
verse fortune has dealt roughly
whose aspirations have been fst-
tered and oppressed by the CALLING
chains of adversity-who would
gladly accept opportunities for in
struction whose hearts crave the
priceless boon of education; bat
their respective occupations, en-
crossing the whole of their time
during the day, do not permit
them the leisure to improve them
selves as they desire to do.
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We have been among those who
had profound belief in the per-
sonal and financial integrity of
Mr. William Butler Duncan. But
we see in the \. Y. Evening Post,
a statement which if correct, will
seriously reflect on the honor of
Mr.. Duncan. Itappears from the
Posts article, that Mr.. Duncan,
before his failure, conveyed a large
amount of real estate-including
the building in which the firm carr
ried on their bank, to his father
and other relatives. Some years
ago it also appears Mr.. Duncan
began to convey to different rela-
tives his large landed estate in
New York, and when be failed he
owned no real estate. The day
before he stopped he recorded one
deed which conveyed real estate
worth nearly on8-half million,
which had been made two years
ago. All this looks very badly.
Mr.. Duncan's failure amounts to
$6,000,O00, and yet we hear of
such transaction as ought to ma e
any honest man blush. A great
number of poor people held small
bills of the firm, They are all
ruined. Travellers who trusted
them are left in strange land
penniless. Yet the senior of a
great firm, could sell worthless
bills of exchange to poor clergy
men aud teachers who had saved
d few dollars from their earnings
with which to try to prolong their
lease of life. For two years Mr..
Duncan hides away his property,
so when the evil day did come be
vas safe, let the poor take care of
themselves as best they might.
Is there any honor among the
jo-called great banking honses in
New York? We begin to think !
With Jay Cooke first, Fisk and |
Hatch and Duncan, Sherman & |
TO-, now, that they are not much
better than deliberate swindlers.
N. 0. Times. ..".@
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Home Education.

From The Commonwealth. f#..#. a......
There is a popular fallaey that,
without the advantage of good
schools, educations can not be OBJ
tanned. BUT letit be remembered
that many great and good men
and women of the age were, and
are, almost wholly self-educated.
Education, as we understand the
very comprehensive term, is not
merely the highest development of
the intellectual faculties, an ac-
quaintance with the arts and
sciences. Train up q child in
the way he should 90 " is the d.
vine injunction. The moralas well
as the intellectual must be re-
garded. Impressions traced upon
hearing and mind in childhood are
rarely obliterated, but remain with
US through life, Strengthening and
deepening with our years, exerting
an evil or salutaIy influence over
all our actions. How important,
therefore, that only the best infiu-
ences be brought to bear upon the
youthful mind. What has the
great and good Watts expressed
With regard to this same education
OF youth? Their future character
as social and moral beings will be
greatly Influenced by the manner
in which they are taught from an
early period to regulate their emo
tons, by directing them to ade-
quate and worthy objects, and COM
trolling them by great principles
OF wisdom and virtue"
Children naturally regard their
parents az their supeEiors, and
readily accept and imbibe their
views and it would appear to
them the Great Giver had en-
trusted them Che important re-
eponsibility Of moulding the use
Iul and susceptible mind. Particu-
iia9rly q it the duty Of mothers to
tne moral and intellectual develop
mient Of their children. Tt is to be
lamentod that as a class they are
not better fitted to conduct The
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TeIegraphic Breviaes.
Washington.
Ku-Klux Played Out.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Attor-
uev General Pierrepont said yes
terdav, in response TO the question
whether he had recently received
any accounts of Ku-Klux out
RACES, that he had received none
since he had occupied his present
position. -
100000 Of Gold to be Sold in
~ @ August.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The
Treasury will sell $5,OOO,OOO of
gold during August.
Yellow Fever. .Ea
NO NEW CASES AT BARANOAs YESTERDAY.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The
following telegram was received
to-day: ..a.. a.ag3 ,.-.'.',
FoRT BARANoAs, August 8.
To the Surgeon-G General U. S. Army:
No new case of fever since nv
report of yesterday, but two deaths
have occurred. Doctor Steinburg
is doing splendidly, and we think
he will recover. No new cases
from Fort Pickens for eight days.
(Signed) J. M. BRANNoN,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. S. A.
Alexander HamiltOns's Son
Dead.
New YORK, August 3.-AIexan-
der Hamilton, son of the great
statesman, is dead. He was ninety
years Of age.
A Relic Of a Fatal BaIIOOnatfc
Trip.
CHICAGO, August "a bottle
with the following card was picked
up on lake shore
" July, 16, 2 A. M.-We can not
stay up more than an hour longer,
as the gas is rapidly escaping.
N. s. G."
This date is that of the night on
which the balloon sailed.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
u. S. LAND OFFTCE.


NEW ORLEANS, La, July 20, 1875. {
Complaint having been entered at
4 iJ o0? T. " Nav @ or H abandon hsR bis
Homestead Entry, No. 1886, dated
January 10, 1871, upon the fractional
Section 80, Township IS South, Range
ID West, in the Southwestern District,
Louisiana, with view to the cancella-
ton of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at Clerks
Office of the District Court of the parish
of Cameron, La, on the 23d day of
August, 1875, at - o'clock M, to
respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
JOHN e. BREAUX. Register.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Receiver.
July 20, 1S75-4t
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OFuCALGASIEU.
DE TT KNOWN, That on this the
I'D 26th day of July, A. d. 1875, we the
undersigned, J. A. Kinder, Deputy
Clerk of Court, Julien Richard, Deputy
Sheriff, and David JnO. Reid, Parish
Judge, in and for the Parish of Calca-
sieu, proceeded to the Court House of
said parish at Lake Charles, to draw
from the list of qualified jurors of said
parish, list of jurors to serve for q
Special Term of the District Court, or
dered to be holden in and for said
parish, on the first Monday of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1875, by his Hon. John J !.
Morgan, presiding Judge of the said
Court, and his Hon. the District Judge,
having failed to designate to citizens as
provided by Section of the Act of
1873, we then and there proceeded to
select w. L. Hutchins and James /.
Ryan, citizens of said parish, to assist
in drawing said jury, then aud there
proceeded strictly according to law to
draw from the jury box for said parish
the following list of jurors to serve at
said term of said Court in and for said
parish, to be holden on the 9Th day of
A. d. 1875, being the first
Monday of said month, viz:
James I'll. Hussey, James X. Perkins,
Wilson Hendricks, Allen W. Jourdan,
James Bennett, John W. Russell, Gin
ton G.. Shot, John D. McMahon, Ursin
Carriere, John G. Bilbo, Francois Vim
cent, George Disbo, James Mahaffey,
William Armstrong, Gaines B. Keener,
Edward s. HEREFORD, Emile Landry,
Amede COrbello, Lewis Compton, Jo-
seph Bou6reaux, VIM. 81. Harper,
Patrick Fl. Sanders, Richard Winfield,
John A. Hyatt, Francois Hebert, Jr.,
Todefroi Manuel, VIM. j. Arlington,
John Turner, James NJ. A. Coon. Viii
lam M. Rion, Levi Jones, Elias T.
Bsrrentine, POlive Manseau, Jesse Gill,
John Benoit, A. J. Burleson, John L.
Chapel, Ohas. T. Andrus, George w.
Brister, John r. Allen, Henry J, Cha
ley, Ezra Young, Joseph Trahan, ST.,
Thomas J. Parker, Oval Doise, Joel 7.
zingTey, Glenn Wikoff, Octave Ravet,
Guclide Duhon, Jasper N. Prater,
Peter q. Strother, Joseph v. Marcan-
ell, Francois Pitre, Joseph j. Kingrey,
andrew J. Black, Frederick B. Miller,
)nezime Hebert, Nero Ryan, Zephirin
Iebert and Joseph Landry.
In witness whereof we hereby afix |
,ur signatures ut Lake Charles, La.
his 26th day of July. A. ID. 1876.
DAVID JOHN REID,
Parish Judge.
JULIEN RICHARD,
Deputy Sheriff.
J. A. KINDER,
Deputy CLERK.
w. L. HUTCHINS,
J. RYAN.
Witness,
q. VoN EYE,
j. ID. lEvEQUE.
true copy: j. A. KINDER,
July 20 Deputy Clerk.
4
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
D. 8. LAND OFFrcE.


NEW ORLEANS, la, July 20, 1875. (
Complaint having been entered at
this office by Milton Crumme against
Thomas G. Anderson for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No. 2023, dated
January 81, 1871, upon the fractional
Section 30, Township Is South, Range
13 West, in the Southwestern District,
Louisiana, with view to the cancella-
ton Of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of che parish
of Cameron, La, on the Odd day Of
August, 1875, at II o'clock NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
JOHN E. BREAUX. Register.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Receiver.
July 30, 1975-4t
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THE ONLY CHANCE!

COMMENCING next week Thurs
" day. MAY 49, and on every satur-
day and Thursday thereafter, until this
notice is Withdrawn, commencing at 10
o'clock A. n, by request of the owner
and mOrtgagor, and of the mortgagee,
/ viii sell at Public Auction, without
reserve, to the highest bidder, alternate
town lots from most valuable tract of
land, lying in the town Of Lake Charles,
within three minutes walk of the Court
House, and containing nearly forty
town lots, each measuring 6625 feet by
200 feet. The land is patented, and the
title will be fully warranted.
TERMS. - One-half cash, and the
balance on twelve months credit for
which balance each purchaser will ex-
ecute lis note, bearing per cent. in
terest from date, secured by special
mortgage, with vendors privilege, on
the lot or lots he buys. Acts OF sale
before the Parifh Recorder, at pur-
chaser's expense. Full description of
the property given at each sale.
This Is tho only chance ever offered
here to purchasers. to buy town lots at
their oGn prices.
DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff Of Calcasieu.
May 8, ls75-H
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-12
DiasOlution OF PartnersTaip.
FRANK MOORE.

LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
WILL ATTEND TO ALL WORK In
w trusted to him.
Refer your applications 70 Captain j. w
Bryan, or BCH0 Office.
June %, 1874.