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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
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THE WEEKLY ECHO
Pu5lisa,l EUery Saturday Nor1i.ng,
AT
Jake CHARLES. LA.
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Tho Board met this sth day of Feb
ruarY, a. p. 1915, pursuant 70 adjourn
ment.
Present: Wm. Meyer, Mayor; Victor
IOuchy, Thomas Hansen, al III Moss
Aldermen Abseut Aldermen W. III.
Hutchins and John A. Spence.
On motion Of a. 81 Moss, the min
utes Of last meeting were read and
approved
On motion Of Victor T0uchy, It was
resolved, That the ordinance Of .CctO
Der 3D., S6S. relative te tile firing Of
guns, pistol or any other description of
firearms, within the corporate limits
of this town. be amended So as to read
as follows: That any party or parties
found traRsRressing against said ordi-
nance shall be liable To fine of not
less than 81 nor more than $50 dollars,
on confined in the ealaboOse for not
less than twelve nor more than forty
eight (4Sl hours, or both fine and i'm
Prisonment, at the discretion Of the
Mayor.
On motion Of Thos. Hansen, that
the ordinance" against the driving,
riding 5r leading Of horses, teams of
any description across bitches OF side
walks, etc, be amended as follows:
That the party thus offending viii be
subject 10 a fine Of not less than s5.
nor more han twenty-five ts25) dollars,
or to be confined in the calabOose for
not less than twelve ~, nor more
than forty-eight (f8) hours, or both
tine and Imprisonment, at the discre-
ton Of The Mayor.
The report Of the committee to re-
ceiye the work done on Ryan street
was handed ia and read.
On motion Of Thos. Hansen. that
the work done on Ryan street be re-
eeived, and that warrant issue for set !
clement Of balance due the contractor.
Being put To d vote, resulted as fol-
lows. Yeas a. TIL Moss, Thomas Ham
sen. Nay Victor Touehy.
On mOtioR Of Thos. Hansen, that the
account Of George Ryan, of S4, for
hauling lumber To build bridges On
Ryan street, by order Of the Mayor, be
and warrant Issue for same.
On motion Of a. III. Moss, that the
corporation licenses for the year 1875 /
le fixed ct the same rates as the State I
licenses, and that the Collector be au-
ahorized to begin the collection Of the |
anne Immediately.
On motion Of Victor Touchy, that |
committee Of three be appointed to |
ecelve the calabOose when finished. /
!. E. Moss, VI. u. Hutchins aud John
!. Spence were appointed ON the COM
nittes.
On motion Of Al. H. Moss, that this
3oard now adjourn until the next regu-
la1meetipg.
Approved. VIM. RTsrRB. Mavor
Attest ID IEvEouE. Secretarv
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How Grant Takes JoEaasOn's
Election.


the President Is very fond Of going
to the theatre, ana ii Is very rarely that
a week passes that he does not spend
an evening ct one or the other Of the
theatres Of Washington. At the Na-
tional Theatre, night or two since, he
occupied his accustomed front seat in
the private box. where lie can be easily
seen by the entire audience. During
|. the course of the play tlfere waseonsid-
cradle gagging INDUCED in b. the ac-
tors, including alluaions 10 the third
term, military interference, etc, which
.seeuel ta delight the audience very
much. Finally one Of the players
brought in the name Of Grams. when
another quickly replied Andy john
son 8in soon be in the Senate and viii
take care Of him At this the applause
was perfectly uproarious the men
cheered, and the women waived their
handkarohisfs. and it was a minute or
two before oader was restoreL as
slraws show which way the wind blows,
this IS a good indieation Of tho way
the popular current is running even in
this hot-bed of Radiealisrn. In tho
midst Of al tha commotion, the Prssi-
dent retained his attitude unmoved,
and nct change Of expression fitted
across his stolid countenance.
Washington Letter.
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fWesk Advocate.

MAmnazoS Heb 10 Tha eonpro-
Miss proposition by the Conservative
was handed tie Congressional Commit,
tea as they vara leaving tor Weshing-
iop. All era pledged ~ secrecy the
greatest seaEssy hut If has t0nspired
THAT ga Conservatives returned IS the
Wells hoard shall he saalad; alsa those
declared aleetsll t eammiltao oreani
1atiou q ~ of January egsd chat ibe
Hausa nndef Hahn ha dissolved the
Conservative pleaging NET to Glisagrb
kellos long ha a naaino5 by
alalTy NiaoWcr. not aiI ala-
tila abia are hks tooth brushes
Everybody Wa8, their oWn.
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NIX'S FFRR "
AND STORE,

One mile above Lake Charles On the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes 70 inform
the etraveling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair and Is ready to accom-
modate al who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
HE has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock also two
cham b9oms foFsw1mmlng. Pasturage
on each side Of the river. fgeeo charge.
Keeps constantly on hand a full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. al the very lowest pricesl
mY9-tf H. ID. NIX.
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PERSEVERANCE

OUR MILLS ARE SUB cTANTLAL-
NJ ~ built, expressly for the purpose
Of Rice Milling, with all the new inn
provements md appliances. with sufli-
cient warehouse capacity to meet amy
demand for receiving and forwarding
RICE, centrally located TO railroads
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings.
We will guarantee our milling and
yield, both as To quality and quantity
to be unsurpassed BY any rice mill in
this State
Our turn OUT has always been from
104 to ia lbs. cleaned Rice to the barr
rel of rough, which is about twenty
per cent over any mill Ia tins city
and country.
We viii pay particular attention to
the separation of al lots Of rough Rice
received by u.s.,
Our charges for milling are as follows:
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos. 4 and 2
"a ss st No. 8
30 e for polishing horse mill
No deviation on the above prices nm
der any circumstances
Sacks furnished free Of charge.
SIEWEE{D & KIP,
Address, Look Box 196,
augsyl New Orleans, LIN.
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DrgrH1or CoURr The Court ed.
iourned for the term lest Thursday,
having disposed Of all the cases on the
docket.
State vs.. Colin Hebert assault, with
dangerous weapon guilty. Was fined
by the Court fifty dollars and costs.
State VS.. Desire Lebleu ct ais. as
ssult, with a dangerous weapon not
guilty. b. ~"
State VS.. Joe Moss larceny guilty.
Sentence, one year at hard labor in the
State Penitentiary.
The following decisions were rem
dered in civil cases .--
Kruit schmidtys. Haskell; judgment
for plaintiff.
Haskell vs.. Police Jury /; judgment
for plaintiff.
J. M. Reid VS.. John Dillon iudg
ment of lower Court affirmed +; in favor
of defendant.
J. w. Bryan vs. J. L. Bilbo ;judg-
mont of lower Court affirmed /; in favor
OF plaintiff,
Alfred Moss VS.. james Mum & Go. {;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff. Appeal
granted. #..##..~. -.#. 1914
Thos. J. Lyons vs.. A. Moss & Bros,
and Henry Moss; judgement in favor
of plaintiff, as against Alfred Moss and
Oliver R. Moss. Appeal granted.
FARRELL VS.. VIM. Fl. Dear Judgment
of lower Court reversed and in favor
of defendant.
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IS DEMOCRATIC. -

The Executive Central Demo
cratic Committee of the parish OF
>Calcasieu met at the Courthouse,
in the town of Lake Charles, on
September 2lst, 1875. r
The meeting was called to order
by the Chairman, who, in a few
words, explained the object of the
meeting, TO wit: the thorough or
ganizetiOn of the Democratic party
Of the parish.
On motion, it was resolved,
l. That it is highly important
and expedient that a State Con-
vention be held to organize the
Democratic party of this State.
2. That a Parish Convention be
held to appoint delegates to said
State Convention, wherever and
whenever holden.
3. That said Parish Convention
be held at the Courthouse in the
town of Lake Charles, on the 9th
day of November, 1875, at III
o'clock A. NJ; the said Convention
to be- composed of delegates from
the different Wards, as follows:
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only one remains. Sixty-three per-
sons took refuge in this house ten
out Of this number were lost.
LIST or VESSELS DAMAGED A1iD LOST.
The schooner Belle Mason,
Capt. Smith, Of Calcasieu, was car
ried into the railroad Office.
Schooner Bib, of the United
States Coast Survey, is ashore on
Panther Island.
Schooner Henrietta, Capt.
Steinport, Corpus Christi and In
dianola mail boat, dismasted and
ashore at Saluria, on Matagorda
Island.
Schooner Agnes, mail boat,
wrecked and driven two miles on
the main land above Indianola.
Schooner Emily lost her rudder
and dragged her anchors for eight
hours.
Schooner Rebecca, Capt. Jones,
from Galveston, ashore on a shell
bank near Arkansas Pass.
Schooner Comet, from Pasca-
goula, ashore above Indianola, six
miles from the water.
Schooner Crinoline, of Calves
ton, ashore on the shell banks.
Schooner Rescue, Capt. Smythe,
wrecked at Saluria, the captain
was lost, but the crew were saved.
Schooner Pee Dee, Capt. Cor
ham, of Calcasieu, is another total
wreck at Saluria. ~. .
Schooner Comet, Capt. Viola, of
Brashear, ashore at Arkansas.
Schooner Andrew Borden, dis
masted and driven 900 yards on
land on Matagorda Island. .-
Schooner Phoenix, dismasted
and carried several miles above
Indianola; sloop Star of the South
was also carried two miles inland.
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To Log, ShingIe Men, and
others interested.

HAVING perfected my Saving Ma
III chine. those interested are invited
to examine the same, previous to the
18th of October.
The machine for cutting Shingle
Blocks, SaW.logs, Cord wood, etc., will
occupy a space of two feet square, and
weigh. two hundred and thirty pounds,
will cut two-foot log through in five
minutes.
The machine for cutting down trees,
and cutting up combined, will occupy
q space of four by five feet, and will
weigh thee hundred and fifty pounds,
movable on wheels.
Communications by mail will be
promptly answered. .
FRANK MOORE.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. 16, 1876.
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TRY YOUR LUCKl

WE want everybody in the United
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literary and family paper, THE Sou
yENIR," and in order that all may judge
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win send by mail. postage prepaid, one
of our Mammoth Premium Packets
containing 10 good Envelopes, 10 sheets
extra note paper, good Penholder,
good lead Pencil, 2 steel Pens, Mem
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and nice Premium Of Jewelry, worth
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give you this magnificent prize extra.
Remember, the paper and the packeG
for only so cents. Agents wanted.
Address w. M. BURROW,
P. o. Box 5S, Bristol, Tenn,
sept 80
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L1an Cnml

HAVING received imperative orders
Ii from the Auditor to close my books
by the first Of November, I am COM
PEELED to make this my last call 20 tax
payers of this parish. Parties owing
taxes for 1874. and preceding years,
will do well to come forward and settle
at once, otherwise I will be compelled
to seize their property to satisfy the
same. JACOB RYAN,
sept 8O-3t Tax Collector.
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Organize.
From the Union Record.

From the Union Record.
If in any parish the democrats
are not thoroughly organized, they
ought to go to work at once and
place themselves in battle array
preparatory to the coming con-
test. The fact is, good democrats
are dlt0Gg8 organized.
ain union there is strength u
This is trite, but true. Thank
| God +! old Union is STRONG. She is
strong in her democratic faith ;
strong in her determination to
come mp to the polls in solid pha-
lanx and go against the carpet-bag
Office stealers who have ruled us
to our ruin since the war, and
strong in her determination to
fight the political battle until every
radical republican is driven from
the offices they have so long pol
luted. Let there be no more such
thing as compromise or fusion par
ties. The lessons Of the past ought
to teach the democrats of Louis
lana that there is no honor in the
radical camp. Deception, fraud
and turpitude are the elements of
their foul organization, and no one
can affiliate with it without being
contaminated.
Democrats forget not that once
in search of a relief from the
burdens that weighed so heavily
upon the country, in a moment of
weakness, excusable only from the
honesty and sanotity OF the mo-
tives that suggested the concession
the democratic party of Louis
lana consented to abandon for the
time being It's political orguniza.
ton and cooperate with other as
sociations which boosted of supe-
rior strength, greater popularity
and more hopeful prospects Of de-
feating the common enemy. Upon
this basis alliances, combinations
and parties were formed. The
campaign opened and closed, and
after the smoke of the political
battle had cleared away IL was
seen that our noble army Of mar
tyrs were terribly routed, and that
too by the niiscreants who had
pretended to be our friends and
allies. =
Then, to all who are not already
organized we say, for yonr coun-
trys honor, organisei And let il
be d thorough affair.
Ihirty-seVen years ago the wri-
ter organized as D democrat,
and We have never wavered or
halted ID our course since, and we
never expect 10 work in any other
harness but the old line demo
cratic
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH GA CALOASTEl

To THE SHERIFF OR AMY CONSTABLE,
GREETING
YOU are hereby commanded to sum-
i mons by publication in the Lake
Charles Echo, for four successive
weeks, Daniel McC orquodale, to be and
appear at my Office at my residence in
the Fifth Ward of said State and Par
ish, TO show cause why Judgment
should not be rendered against him for
fifty-four dollars and f0rty-one cents
coin, in favor of 8. A. Fairchild, an
open account, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, first
Monday, first day in November, A. D.
1875 herein fail not. and make due re-
turn of this citation, showing how you
have. executed the same, this Septem-
Der 14th, A. D. 1875.
JOHN 8. STANLEY,
Justice of the Peace, Fifth Ward. Cal
casieu parish, La sept %
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~ EGllnae.

MANCHESTER, N. I'LL, Sept. 49,.
The astronomers were only able
To observe d shadoWy outline. The
predictions Of astronomers were
verified 10 a second.
ALBANY, N. VI, Sept. 3D.
Weather cloudy, No observation.
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ORANGE TREES
For sale, Cheap for Cash,

For SaAes Cheap ROr cash.
Or on terms, with good guarantee. I
will give all facilities for payments. I
have some trees from 5, 4, and 2 years
old, at the disposition of purchasers I
guarantee these trees TO be of first
quality, for the sweetness and size of
the fruit they will produce. A reduC-
ton will be made on the price for those
purchasing large quantity. viii ship
them in boxes, one or more trees in
each box, according to the demand.
sept 3O-3m v. TOUCHY.
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TelegCapaiC Brevities.
LATEST FROM GALVESTON.
Further Details OF the Sierra.

GALVESTON, Sept. 30. - It ia
stated only o few Of the citizens of
1udianola will remain on the penin-
sula longer than To dry their bed
ding, clothing, and collect their
scattered property. The storm has
done little damage at Victoria Or
Layaoa. At Toxana 10 blew down
the Methodist Church and un-
rooted two Dther buildings.
On The opposite side of Powder
AoFn Bayou ont of forty houses,
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Job Printing Of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatuaeaa aud dis.
patch.
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4. That the voting for delegates
from the different Wards to said
Parish Convention, shall be holden
at the following named places, on
Saturday, October 30, 1876:
LIST Ward, at James Coles store.
I'd Lehman g store.
Sd d" " Courthouse, Lake
4th +" /" o. r. Moss store.
9Th Saxton's store.
9Th Shiloh Church.
!7th 4" s." Hyram Lyles'.
It was further @, sa
Resolved, That all true Demo
Gratis, and all who believe in re-
trieviDg the country from present
misrule, be earnestly and urgently
requested to attend the Ward and
the Parish Conventions
That all our citizens are invited
to attend the Parish Convention.
Meeting adjourned sine die."
LOUIS LEVEQUE,
Chairman.
Attest:
j. ". Moss, Secretary,
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LAKE CHARLES
MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.


The undersigned respect
ss fully announces TO the citi-
Gems Of Lake Charles and
vicinity that he will open his
first session Of the Lake Charles
Academy in the Masonic Building, on
Monday, the 30th Of August.
All branches Of a thorough English
education win be taught, and especial
attention given To the higher mathe-
MATES.
Lessons viii be given in the Lam
guages il sufficient applications are
made To justify the formation Of classes.
Board, from IS To $12 per month.
TERMS
Primary Department, 90 per month.
Grammar Department, 90 go per
month. Payable monthly.
o. MI. MARSH, Principal.
July 20, 1a75-1y >
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 30 lbs baggage al
lowed TO each seat. 20 per cent. deduc-
tion on round trip to either point.
SrAGR OFFTcE Of Lake Charles, at J.
w. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July 5, 1875-1y
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U. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULES OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at 8 p. n.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. at 6 a. N. !;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 8
r. NJ.
New, light and comfortable, mail
coaches, win carry passengers ct the
following rates y
From Lake Charles TO Henry
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. M. LEE DentiEt) having re-
liz turned Cd Lake Charles, offers his
services 70 the public. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Can be found at che Star
Hotel. August 5-8m
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LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,
BPiCk-1Tasonry.

ID REIMERS, brick-mason, does all
IL kinds Of brick-mason work with
neatness and dispatch. Cisterns, chin
neys, fire places, supports for build
ings, ETC., constructed at short notice.
Works by the day, or job, and furnishes
material II desired. orders may be left
at his residence in Lake Charles, or at
the Office of the Weekly Echo. Refers
to his employers, and to numerous
specimens of his work IN town and
country. sept. l6-3m