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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-09
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK.
1876.

Eighteen hundred and aeVenty>six i the
Cen O., nial year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House Of Representatives the
irst since tho war, will be in power at Washs
ington land the year Of the twenty third elec.
ton of a President Of the United State. All
of these events are sure to be Of great inIeres
and importance, especially tho TWO latter ana
all of them and everything connected with
them will be fully md freshly reported and ex.
pounded in THEl SUN.
The Oppose ion HOu'e Of Representative,
taking up the line Of inquiry 0Penel years ago
by THE SUN, will ITO My and diligently
investigate the corruptOns and misdeeds Of
Grants administration and will, 1t is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for q new and better
period 10 our national history. IF all this
iTHE SUN will contain complies and accurate
account, furnishing its readers with early and
trustworthy information upon these absorbing
topics
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the prepaTaaO,s for it,, viii be memorable as
dOeidi upon Grants aspirations for third
term OF power and plumber, and still more as
deciding who shall, be the candidate Of the
party Of REFORM and as eleeting that candidate.
Concerning all these subjects, thase who read
THE SUN will have the constant means of
being thoroughly well informed.
The WEEKLY SUN, which has attained n
circulation Of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and we trust that tho year 1873 will
see their numbers doubled. Irwin continue to
be a thorough newspaper. Alilthe general news
Of the day will bs feRnd in Il, condensed when
unimporianty at fulltl Sngth when OF moment
and always, We trust, treated in RCl0ar inter.
Osting and instructive manner.
II Is our aim 10 make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper in the world. and We
shall continue 70 give in its columns large
| amount Of miscellaneous reading. such a.
stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence anfl
agricultural Information, for which We arc not
able b make room 10 our daily edition. The
agricultural department especially Is one 81 its
pFomiuent featurep, The fashions are also
regularly reported in its columns AID so are
the markets If every kind,
The WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with ifty-
six broad O0snmns, ID only 81 20 d year, post.
age prepaid. AS this price barely ropays the
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per Of tRenty-eight columns, gives al tho news
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prepaid. Soc q month, or So sea- year. Sunday
edition extra, 81 10 POI year. We have ~
travelling agents. Address,
dee 50 1875 80
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woMAN's FRIEND.

AS AGENT FOR TIE INVENTOR, j., C.
TILT0N,
II AN PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
IL for tho celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known as the Woman's Friend Thousands OF
them arc sold weekly all over the Union, The
washing il done entirely by steam no rub
bing nOrkranF turning. Itisthe greatest labor
aud money saving invention Of the age. Irefer,
BY permission, to the following ladies: Mrs..
Cooper and Mrs, Gill, at Ragdad; Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs. Saxon, at Big Woods; and ME-.
Fairohiid, ~ Nibblbtt's Bluff.
Price only So. Rvsry one warranted.
Address, or Gallon
am also AGENT for tho celebrated
CROWN WR1NaRR,
Price Of Wringer, $40 Of WRINGER and
WOMAN's FRIEND together, SIS
Examine specimens Of both al ] w Bryan'e
Store Every one warranted.
N. P. SMART.
BAaDAp, Caleasieu Parish, La.
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are tho best made. The touch elastic. and a.
fine singing tone, powvrui, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not he excelled in tone or benuty; they de-,
fy competition. The Co orrto Stop Is a Emo
Imitat on If the HRman Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash
during this Month, Monthly InstHlmtntS ro-'
.ceiyed; on Pianos, $40 to $50; OrgaAs, So to-
$40: Second hand Instruments, So to 90,
monthly after first Deposit. Agents wanted.
"A liberal dis OUn8 to Teachers, Minister'S,
Churches, SchoSls, Lodges, e'c. Special i'm,
ducements to lie trade Illustrated catalogues
mailed. HORACE WATERS 4 SONS. ASH
Broadway, ,, New York. Box 1867.
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Bricls-aIasonry.

ID REIMERS, hrick.mason, does an
II kinds of bTick-mason work with
noatness and dispatch. Cisterns, ehini-
neys, FIRE places, Supports for build.
ings, ETC., constructed IA short notice.
Works hy the day, or lob, aud furnishes
mataginl II desired. orders may be left
a. his residence in Lake Charles, on at
the oiiice III the Weekly Echo. Refers
- hia employers, and % numerous
specimens 81 bis work III town and
0oantEg. Bricks and other materials
II ~ bad IN Lake Charles.
sept B-2m
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

I wOuld respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and at "a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received II most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS of selling at Wholesale
and retail at prices tojustify both seller
and buyer, My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
surennd call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand, ap4n4y
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NflTICE.

4 LII persons indebted 10 me for past
n medical services will please come
forward anil settle either by payment
or note. Further, / win inform my
friends that owing 10 the cash system
adopted by the oonhtTy, will be eOm7
PEELED 10 adopt the same aystern I; and
hereafter no call will be responded 10
unless some satisfactory arrangements
ara made for abe payment ~ same.
wv. H. K1RKMAN, mi. ID.
Lake Charles, january q, 1876.
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THE
q" PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing a!E
ths emential qualities of more expens We and
higher priced PauOsis offered AT lower price
than any similar ONT now in tie market. il is
durable, with. ma. uiicsnce of tone hardly
surpassed and yeg c. n he purchase at prices
and gu terns wit in tbo'reaoh Of all. This
instrument has all the modern improvements
including the celebrated '"Agr.ffc treble audi
is fully warranted, Catalogues mailed.
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The Presidents friends, says a
Washington letter, say, 10 the
event ~ an acquittal, Bristow
should Immediately tender his
xesigRation: but this Is preposse-
Tous II W0uld DO confession on
his part that lls had exceeded his
duty. Ho viii not do anything Of
the kind bat, ea tie contrary, be
viii avail calmly tlis action 81 The
Presidant, expaetiRg 1 demand for
his resignation. lit a called for
10 will ten3eE Il With q fnll expo
sition nf all tha iaota having any
bearing ga tie issue, and Tie pub
Die nay dtPend that there gill be
some mighty interesting reading
for a day or two thereafter. - /.
%, Democrat.
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WATERS| Concerto ORGANS
TEsTIMoNIALs
WATERS PfANOs & ORGANS.

Waters New sca'e Pianos have peculiar
merits.-tNeW York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Piano is rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume Of
sound and the continuation Of sound or singing
power Is one of their most marked ieatures..
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is SO voiced as to
have q tone like a full rich alto voice. II is'
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
(RuTal New Yorker oct I4-1y
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The total receipts of eott0n %
date aFe 3,ll8,s13 bales, an excess
over laRt year Of 46l ,52l. OF Ehis
New Orleans claims ID have Fe.
ceived D86 096 bales, "a excess 81
232 ,588, OF moro than one-hali lho
excess Of fha entire country.
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a BARaATN.

TINE DIR. BRAsHEAR PRAcR, ON THE
a. CaloasiGu River just below Marion. fOld
Town. with all the Buildings and Improve
ACRES LAND.
LoFn'.-FOur Hundred and EiNy dollars,
Charles, Louisiana.
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NTX'S FERR
AND STORE,
one mile above Lake Charles on the
N,Io,s;oy, T2;gpr

OUU MII6 WUUFU Alth0 OIWA4VD " W
Caleasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate MI 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
chain booms forswim1ning. Pasturnge
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and. For
age. ut the very lowest prices!
my9-tf Fl. -. NEA.
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Journal of Agrica1l-
ture and Farmer.
A Weekly for the Farm, Or
Chard and Home Circle.

The Weekly Journal Of Agriculture and
Farmer u consolidation Of the monthly Jour
nal Of Agriculture and the weekly Missouri
Farmer, and Is now.
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the GREAT LEADING POPULAR FARM
AND FIRE<IDE PAPER OF THE
SOUTHWEST.

It's departments arc complete and ably
edited. The Grange Is Leading feature, and
this department is always full Of good things
contributes by the members the Order. The
ladies are heard through the columns devoted
70 their intBnssts, nad many hints Of household
u,iltty and e Cd advice can be gleaped by
those who, wish 10 become ornaments 10 their
homes and by their 5resides All classes will
be instructed by reading the Journal OF Agri'
without II. Its aa. n A., . "r
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anA well written psges make il Wels7me
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MARKET REPORTS

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eel lie markets, fresh aud reliable every week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
The Reporter strataxem



During the Presidential campaign Wi
precefed the war, while William l.. NanI
was on his way 90 attend the Baltimore n
vention, he was invited 20 address an al
cultural lair ~ ssmali town IN p couuI
He consented 10 so out cf his route for d
purpose, and as this would be hts arst epc|
during The contest, everybody was on
ga tttc 20 hear his views on the mlg|
questions then agitating the country.
baltimore newspapers determined % furnI
u,rbdgisa reports, and I've stenogrs Pliers vi
dispatched by the morning train for i
Junction, where they would meet snof|
train 20 take them TO the fair grounds. abb
six miles OF. -Four OF the scrioes we're 81
men. but the NH was Falsan. They d
agreed In the cars To take no unfair advl
tage OF each other, no matter what happen|
When they arrived a. Function their 4
may may be imagined when they perceij
THAT the connecting train bad gone. Moth
Was visible In the neighborhood but an u
fashioned country cariole. I'm the shafts
which stood lank, melancholy hof|
The four thin scrioes, with n shout mad{
simultaneous rush and got into The wael
Milling % completely. Poor Fslstsn pasll
along, Harding the earth and Tuning
their tneachery; but with mockery aud de-
sion they waved him away and ordered
driver 10 proceed. In the midst Of his q
guish a Thought struck our fat friend and
called 10 John % allow him a seat on d
Cardboard, Offering - for The accom- mol
ton. The countryman consented and stepy|
loNu 10 HOIST Nun up. "Stnn." W0ie parI
Fatty, "What will you sell tins nag fors {
give you So cash" The animal WAS Il
worth half the money. ana the bargain ID
concluded without another word. oNov|
said Falstan, "help me on his back and 81
him out OF the traces /" In two mtnutn< md
10 was done, and Fatty, putting spurs 60
steed, and with Jolly laugh, rode OF all
Rallop, leaving his amazed companions|
get To the fair grounds as best they might
foot Patty was the only Baltimore joI
nslist on the ground, and the ne II day
was the only paper that had a usrbdfin
port OF lanceys speech. He returned 20 t|
Junction after the proceedings were owl
sold The horse hack TO it's former owner
so. and quietly returned 10 Baltimore. HI
confrtTtS, who had passed a solemn aud lo/
~ afternoon IT the station, came tack on
same train 10 receive the cOngratulations|
their respective editors ON their maryeld
enterprise.
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precious Stones" advised the ladies to
have their gems set uncut, and said that the
ruby in the British crown was the most
beautiful uncut precious stone In the world.
~The Forest (Ga-) News says that short
nett county, had q little "unpleasantaess,"
In which the finger Of one was severely
"chawed" by the other. A week or two
since, modification set In, and it was fouad
necessary TO amputate the mans arm In or
der to save his life.
The season Ii already coming over the
hill, when o modest man who prefers the
portuped by his "mauy friends from ali
parts of the district" that he Is forced TO
abandon home and friends to announce him
self . candidate for ofdce.-t GlGsgolg (Ky.)
Times.
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TRANSFERABLE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
4 At sAIr NC 9 hh hB9gT $5A ACRES kDJoIN
"a BY virtue Of q deed of trust. dated May 10th,
So 1871, aud recorded In Liber No. 6i9 folio IOi,
IL the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
rsrty secured thersb the undersigaed trustees
on tn URsDAi. the 3Oth day Of Nj arch, is76, at .
O'Clock p m al that piece or parcel Of land In said
called Scotland and Barbados enlarged, beginning
Tor the same at stone planted in the ground the
east side of the road leading from the city
OF Washington to Bladensburg, and standing at the
corner of the farm owned 81 the Reform School,
and running thence, the line of the entire
II degrees east 22 perches: thence south Il degrees
east SEA Ierches thence south 1874 degrees, west 81
thence north 81 degrees, east 7I5a percnes to the
pace oil beginning, containing 3lA acres, more or
Also, at O'Clock m Of the same day, in front Of
the property 81 that piece or parcel OF ground lying
aud being on an street east in III, city Of Washing
Adams subdivision OF origas lot s, square s22.
This lot il mprov ed by q Frame Dwelling. and has
inch.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
the end OF one year and the other half at the
end 81 two years from the said day of sale. A de.
each parcel will be required ut the time Of sale the
credit payments with interest thereon, at the
S sn aSd ss ~ 70 BE semi snnua
end deed of trust the properly solo, or at the OBJ
ton Of the purchaser the whole Of the
cells, may be paid in cash GonreyancinS Ct the
cost of the purchaser Unless the terms Of sale are
day Of sale the tt reserve the right to resell
the property al the cost and risk of the defauIng
public advertisement, and the cash deposit will be
e adLIR A E1 RkALRREEILLE'{ Trustees.
mari dtdbs YoUHa / MiDDLETON. Aucts.
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R-There is a great deal OF al senchantm
implied I'm the remark OF a certain yo
lady that she didn't like her new pastor
cause his beard was too rough Ercadag
~The conversion OF Harvey Weltom
He mas confessed the unsupported crime
arson and is In prison, where he sings hyr
and otherwise expresses the JOY OF an
burdened soul.
nTThe Memphis Appeal reports the ore
ization OF "a professional base ball CLUB
Memphis. IL seems as IL Memphis is eve
be a suffering city. After having pa
through cholera, small pox and yellow fe1
now comes a virulent attack of this nd
dreadful epidemic.
~Little four-year-old playing with
dolls-"Now, you lay there. my dear,
you lay there" Mother-"Why. Eide,
know that isn't right; you should say i
"oh. no, mamma, I'm playing they
Chickens
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nj ED.
GILMAN. March

GILMAN. March 18th, 1876, q. ID. GILMAN.
Foneral from his late residence. I12s 10th 8
Doithwest, Friday, 18th instant, st click.
LEWIS. At the residence OF DIR. III. q. Pc
No. 3 q street northeast, March ID, 1879,
O'Clock y. m, LAWRENCE LEWIS. aged IS year,
emonths, formerly o. Alexandria, Va.
Funeral from -. Mark . church, Thursday
inst, st4 p m. Friends of the faulty please I'd
lAlexsndria papers please copy.l
0hONNOR On the morning Of the 18th Nd
$50, BRIDGET o ,CoNNoR. aged So yesrs.
The funeral will take place from the residen
her dau ghter, Mrs. MARY sughrue, sol Sd q
southeast, corner Of street. on Sunday, ct o
pm.
TAFT. March fsth. lsi6. after sn illness oil
days. with brain fever. GEoR6E ID infant q
Thsodore A. X. and Maria l.. Tai, aged Nd
Funeraf VIII take place at SIX O'Clock, frod
late ~ sidence, 1Ol N street northwest.
WR0E. On the morning Of the Nth OF ~
iS6 sIcHARp wRoK, aged 80 years, formed
Funeral on Friday. I7th instant, st 8 o'clo<|
m, from the residence uf his son. Sam asl q. n
NO. 1880 b street northwest. Relatives and frl
are respectfully invited 20 attend.
,wINTHR, March 18th, is7e, st 3 clock 4
ter. aged years, 8 months and ~ days.
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A BENGAL TIGER AS CoLLATERAL.-A
circus company in this State owed an editor
bill for advertising and refused to pay il.
Thereupon the editor call upon the Sheriff,
who attached the Bengal tiger and brought
him around TO the newspaper Office in his
cage He was placed In the composing room,
and during the first two days he not only con-
sumed SIS worth of beef, but he scratched
So worth of trousers from the leg of a local
reporter who endeavored TO sur him up
with broom handle to ma ke him roar. On
the third day the tiger broke loose, and the
entire force OF compositors descended the
staircase with judicious suddenness. Tue
editor was alarmed to find his exit through
the composing room cut off, and that the
latch upon the sanctum door was broken
So he climbed out OF the window aud sought
CTU Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

Recently five men at n
terisliZing sesnce In Terre Haute. smirci
their palms with lamp black, shocks har
with an "apparitiOn," and found when
lights were turned up that the medium b|
the marks. This was generally regarded
an unQuestionable exposure OF fraud;
the Banner OF Light corrects that error, d
makes the subject perfectly clear, as folloI
NOW, every experienced Investigator II
the phenomena Is well aware that the sp|
hand, taking on any adhesive or color|
substance, Will, In the recoil of the trad
tiOnal atoms, OF, as some call IL. the ae7|
aura, carry back that foreign substance|
the corresponding member of the mediud
frame" Certainlyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

GRIM. Con. AND CAYENNE PEPPER
special from Marshalltown. Iowa. March
says; The preliminary examination OF Co
rich, who WAS arrested as stated In a n
dispatch. commenced to-day. AT the md
adjournment, just a. the defendant was
scending the stairway from the magistrai
ONCE, Miss shelton. a sister OF the pers
with whom the alleged intimacy took ola
met him and struck him once or twice III
small rawhide she drew from beneath
shawl Upon being pushed back by
ISLANDERS she took nom her pocket a packs
OF cayenne pepper and dashed a. IN Co
richs ace. A portion went into his eV
and some into the eyes OF Mrs. AlsDough]
witness on the part OF the state, who SO
next To him. Mr.. Goodrich suffered ar,
pain, and physician was immediat,
called. who administered remedies 20 All
his suffering, which was i'm part succexsf
u vas necessary, In consequence OF the
fendantS injuries. 10 adjourn the examil
ton, which was done, 70 April ,.
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CLOSE QUARIERs WITH COUGAR
The Portland OregOnian has a letter frs
Rainier, Oregon, Fen. -, which says; 4
hudson, OF Beaver Valley, few days Al
being out In the woods about a mile fr,
his farm looking for his cattle with his do
came on large cougar aud made him taxi
tree. Mr.. Hudson, being armed with an d
muskef and fine bird shot. commenced "
on HIM, and after the NTH discharge 4
cougar came down with evident intentI
of whipping his enemies. He irst attack
the dogs, and got one under him, when 1
hudson clubhed his gun and. after Dreaki
the breach of, succeeded I'm killing him W
the barrel. When measured he was found
be nine feet from tip 10 tip. Mr.. Hubs
found four carcasses where the cougar b
Killed his yearling calves, aud thinks a
be had Killed six more, as he lost ten IN 1
Mr. Hudson had killed a wildcat and
marian before he KILLED The cangarn