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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-17
80 WERKLY sUN.
1876. NEW YORK. 1876.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-siK Il the
Cen NAL year. IL is ais the year IN Whlch
an Opposition House Of REPRESENTATIVE, the
arstsi.cs the war will lie in power &c Washs
hgton and the year Of the twenlg third elec,
ton of President of the United Sta'es All
IL these events are sure % be of great II ores
ana iinpoftance especially the Two latter ana
All OF sthem mud everything connected with
them viii be fully and freshly reported ana ex-
pounded IN The SUN.
The 0pposi ion Hop.e Of Representative
taking up the line Of inquiry Opene yeaIs ag0
by THE SUN, viii 4 ~ My and diligently
Investigate the corruptions and msdeeds q
Giants rdint nistraton; and will. 'it i. 10 pc
hoped, las the foundation fora new md better
period 10 our national history. q all this
THE SUN willcoltIin complet. and aecurata
account furnishing is readers with early and
trustworthy Information upon these absorbing
topics.
ThctWenty third Presidential eicttion, with
the Dreparat0 for ii, will be memorable rs
deuidi & upon Gri r's aspirations FIR Il third
term O power and plumber, and still more as
dcci ling who hall be tho rn,diaate Of the
patty Of Reform. aadas Olecting that candidate
Concerning All thrse subjects, tboe who end
TUE SUN will have the constant means VI
being thoroughly wen informed.
The WEEKLY SUN, which has attained a
circulation If over eighty thousand copic<
already has its readers In eve y State and
Territory, and we trnst I at tho year 1875 viii
see their Dumbersfdoublcd. II viii eontinacto
be thor nigh newspaper. AL The general news
of the day will b. found in il, condensed wien
.uninpoftant, At full 10 9Th hen Of m7mentj
and always, We tust, treated in d clear. inter
esting and Obstructive manner.
Ii Il our aim to- make the WEEKLY SIN
the best family newspaper in the world Hnd.we
shall continue 10 give in its column large
amount Of mis- elilneous reading, such
storias tales, Rorins, scientific intelligence ann
agri u;tural Information. tor which we are no
abIc t. make room incur dali edition. The
agricultural department esleciRilyis &c q IT.
promfacnt fcatures The fashions are als.
regular repuf cd in its coiumns and 70 are
Tue maraets If every kind.
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informal People.

Preserve rs from unceremonious
people thoae men and wonlep
who never stand on ceremony
who are always perfectly at
home N other peoples houses
Society has many pests, bnt few
40 intoIernble as they. " Free and
easy visitors are most thoroughly
disagreeable. They win infiict
themselves ca yon az my time,
and expect 10 be always cordially
welcomed because they are SO free
md easy and 50 10th 10 put any
body To trouble. They will come
before breakfast, or Just as you
arc ailting down To dinner, and
draw UP their chairs quite like one
of The family Early III the morn
iug they delight to ran IN, and
they viii come right up to your
chamber 10 save yon the trouble
of coming down, and there they
will sit aud watch you make your
toilet, aud comment on how gray
your hair Is getting, aud wonder
Ii you sre not a great deal stouier,
and redder In Tie face than you
used "a be. They viii hunt over
y0ur writing-desk for note-paper /;
battle their faces with your CO.
logne-water, aud scout their hands
kercliefs with the contents Ok yong
choicest parlnmerY bottle. They
are always ready ~ luncheon
You know I'm TOO mach al home
ii 4onr house 10 30 hangry, my
tleaf, and any slFng eonfgciion-
DID lying about meits before them
IS dow before the sun. They make
DO scrple o. borrowing yoag
magazines and novels; eyon your
NoFdFohe does not escape their
ener0achmenls and all this ingo-
seee is oioa by some nel
empty remarks ~ this. e 1 never
stand on ceremony, bnt make my-
8 IN home everywhere, IA doNl
rat 11all Nt % ehs taiH NE II
aeain We y preserve us from
emou5aua DEunse
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Ws fnd lhe following para
anh anina tho rnauds of the
press In this Centennial year and
know the facts stated to be true.
ICaserver.
An English paper having an
n0urcea ahe death cl the last oil
sle Sl0a4ls, IA Tie don.ise II La
ay Louisa Siuarl, who r. cently
died Ill Tie advanced age of one
hnndre 4 gears, nc Traquam House,
near PEBBLES. The AleXandria Sen.
tinel denies that she was the last
living descendant of the royal
house Of Scotland. BIT says:
We happen to know that a di-
rect descendant, in fact the great.
nfarlson of john, SIKH Earl 81
Iraonair. Is now living In Vir-
eini6. Lady Christina Stuaft
daughter of Earl John, MARI d
John Cyrus Griffin, Of Virginia,
who was the last President 81 the
Continental Congress, succeeding
John Hancock. She left several
sons. only one Of whom had issue.
This was DR.. s. s. Griffin, Of vii
Harrisburg, who died during the
war. His only son living Is DR..
James IL. q Griffin, now Of Glou-
eester county, who is coDsequent-
ly, by direct descent, The heir Of
the tile aud estates, asninth Earl
Of Traqnair. His right, however,
Notwithstanding Che fact, will new
be tested bv the necessary pro-
eeedings. His heirsliip is SO clear
and SO close hat it is not improba-
bio that wo may soon s. a native
Of Virginia a peer of the Britis b
realm, as recently in the case of
Dir Charles Fairfax, tile great
grandson in Virginia of the friend
81 Washington, who was not only
recognized, bnt duly notified be-
fore his death Of his accession to
= seat in the House of Lords as a
Peer Of lhe Realm, but declined
Tile honor. Nor does Dr. James
Il. &. Griffin, the ninth Earl Of
Irnquair il his own right, stand
alone ns the representative Of tie
Royal House Of Stuart, but bis
cousin, tile accomplished grand
daughter 81 President John Tyler,
now Mrs. Young Of Savannah,
whose mother, Elizabeth, Tho third
daughter Of President Tyler, was
married II Tie Presidential Man
sion 1T Washington, and whose
oldest brother was married ia the
Presidential Mansion at Rich
mond, bears the name as well as
tho blood il her veins Of Mary
Stuart.
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As AGENT FOR TUE INVENTOR, J. G
Triton,

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+ AM PREPARED no FILL ALL ORDERS
Il for tho celebrated
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known rs tho Womans Friend Th0ueandso
them arc sold weekly an over the Union, Iaa
washing Is done entirely BY steam no rae
bing nor krank turning. Itisthe greatest lasos
and money sa' ing invention Of the ago. lreie5
by permission, TO the following ladies. Mrs'
Cooper and Mrs. Gill, al Bagdad Mrs AndTu'
and Mrs. Fav0n, M Dig WoodB5 md MIs'
Fair0hiid, a Nibhlalt's BlRM
Price only $40. Every ono warranted
Address, or cull On
am also AGENT for The celeb'atea
CROWN WRIEGER,
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kxamine specimens Of both at " Bryan
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TIME DR. RRAsHRAH PLACE ON I li
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rae GREAT LEADING POPULAR FARM
AND rIRESIDE PAPER or THE


Its departments are complete and ably
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Journal Of Agricul-
ture and FARMER.
A WeeKly for the FaTHlE ORE
clAar1 and Home Cree

The Weekly Journal Of Agricuiaars and
Farmer IS Is reconsideration Og the monthly Jour-
nal 81 Agriculture and The weekly MissOuFi
Farmer, and i now I
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NOTEQE.

A LII persona indebted 70 me for past
Il medical services win please come
forward and settle either by payment
81 note. Further. 1 viii inform my
friends THAI owing 10 tho cash system
adopted by tIa country. ] will be COM
PEELED % aa8pk ihe aama system and
hereafter 10 can viii be responded %
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are mnde for the payment of same,
81. n. KIRKWAN, M. d,
Lake Chnrles. January 9, 1876,
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lid MEFMEHS, brick-mason, does az
i kinAa of bi80kmnHon work with
neQtneas and Dispatch. cisterne, chine
neya fire plaeaa, supports ior builds
ings etc., constructed as short notice.
MpFlsR nN klaa a8y pr job. aud surniahes
mhteginl IL desired t2seF may be left
81 hig residence in Lake Charles. Of &c
1le ollna b be Weelgly EcHo Refers
% bie employers ana D. numerous
snealocna af hia work 80 town aud
country hielss and otheg materials
ie ie iHd 81 aEe ghaeIes
nanl am
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JAS. II HUMMEL, Publisher,
6S Camp Street, New Orleans.

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MARKET REPORTS

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get iis markets, irish and reliable every week,
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BuRK On Monday oct o. 1870 Mary r.. the
year-, month. anu - days
Relatives aud friends are res pecfuly invited 10 AZ.
tend the funeral on thursday, Oct H. al o'clock f.
Brooklyn, ID.
San Francisco papers pie ase COW
NNkLI.-Departed this ME on TUESDAY morning
Oct TO- My Council, widow of the late Michael Hart.
nett, In the $50 year of her age.
eatves aud friends respectfully invited attend
the funeral from her lae residence 20d Mulberry It,
on Ihursday afternoon, at l O'Clock r. ".
MON lGOAEh1 i'm oct. 10, OF brlghte disease, At
MS residence svo spring 81, John Montgomery aged
1he remains viii be- taken to Philadelphia.
NctLuskEl.-On Oct. y. Bernard Mech key, in his
7oth year. native of the county Monaghan irea
The restiyes and riends OF the family respect
fuy invited 10 attend his funeral from his late real
d.tce t3o East lAtn ST., on Thursday, Oct. ~, at
O'Clock.
NOLAN-fn Williams nurgh. James Nolan Of Eyre
court, county Galway, and, Supervisor of the
days.
the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fuN regu tted to attend III" funeral from hls rus
dence 30 lat T., on Thursday, Al z O'Clock.
Penn, m the ssh year NJ her aye.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence, 62 East b3d st. on
wednesday, Oct IL, at 4. NJ
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
WHlTEkER.-On Tuesday. Oct 10, william NJ Whit
eker In the SD year OF his age.
hehtlNes anu irlends are respectfully invited 10 at.
tend the funeral from his late residence ~ south "a
st. BROOKLYN, r. ID. on Inur-daY, Oct. ~, at 4 NJ
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THE SAYINGS BAEKs.
What Nav be Expected BY Institutions thar
have Done Losing Bu-iurs..


have Done IA Losing Bu-iurss
The feeling yesterday among the west
side savings banks was somewhat easier. In
none Of them was there anything like a run.
Still the drafts continued to be In excess Of the
deposits.
Mr.. Haines, President OF the aion Dime Saw
ings Bank says that $4,000 represents the total
oost Of the hanks new edinoe and site. and that
the change OF location was approved by the
unan imous vote OF the trustees.
In the North River Savings Bank, the readi-
ness 70 meet the demands Of depositors alay ed
excitement Conse quently several OF the larg-
est depOsitots declined to withdraw their
money, and some small smounts tnat were
taken out on ~ onday were redeposited yester-
day. At O'clock only three persons were
tIansact'ns business with the bank. Two Of
them were deposttore.
On the east side there was no trouble IN any
OF the banke. One officer said Tho enforce
ment OF the new ! w will undoubtedly close all
the smaller nstItutlons-thaI Is, those that we
been declaring al per cent. dividends and real
iznR only i've per cent. interest on their Invest
mont. Many blame the newspapers for their
exposure Of the fraudulent savings hanks
Those banks, however, that are really solvent
bid you ROdspeed."
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SurnEME COURT CHAMBERS. 294, 301
800 AS 49, a. ~, ~ ~ vs, lu5 H. TO- 2Oi 10 ~
% ~, 2i3 21h .bS SOL 800. SO Can brgus nj IlI
hurHghs COUNT GENERAL TERN - Nos. 11 1872 ini
100 1876 1904. lVl. l1i@, 100 1884, lJO 10, 2Ol 22
2iH, -ni 1 hi, Isl. -nr, 1li 2tiia.
SuPRrhK toURr-srkoIAL lERH-Iaw and Fact
No. hl 0Oi sd, iAi, 334, 90 ,.2 414 40 AZ AN
49, 40 800, 90 Dol br2, 6Ol, BOZ, OH 90 OIL 54
b-D go go $50 ii7 aiS, bia h5i. 5li alb MS 67s
bSl 6sS h hst hsa 90 o., W. 00i $40, 6Od dO7 COS
500 go. al 0i2 90 GA.
SUpREME COURT I'd InCUIT Part Nos I.a5 lOS7
lssg. lalli lg.. loly g0ol, 1889. ll77, 20lg g0i
2l7 1870 1855 1879. 2lll. 1903 032, Lob 1917 1881
sd2, pil s02' 4ga4 1909, 2925 2227 2.3l 22i3 2235
2237 22i9 224l 2243 gao, 22ll 2a7 22dt 2l83 esi6
Pat II. No 1874, ~, "a l4ni. llss bdO, 77s,6
2nA TO- 3lOs. las ld, 1883, 1885, 3, ~ uu2 sol,
4Sie 2HO, lVDJ 81 TO- 7as 1854. 2562, DlA Part i'll ~
Noe. 800, 2iab, 3ls2, Sldj ll6O 21S, 2lO7 22H 2e3
no l7a5 1871 biO,& 22d7, s277 227J, RAJ. sas'l,
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN. demurrer No.
"a, o. ~ 80 80 ''' 80 49, So
suPFRIoR Counr-TmAL TERM-Part Nos SiQ,
b52, IN
conMeN EfeuIrY TERN Nos, l. 80, 0. 81 IS,
UuSsoS PLKAs TRIAL TERN. Part l. Nos s04 4ss.
s9b oy2, $50 Part l-NUs 1910, vl0 BSj $40 V7s OUl
fDb. lOll, 1913
MAXINE QUIT TRIAL TRRn Part L. Noe. 42OS,
1919 alsa, $3.50 4b7s idl7 iS13 4sOa 4sOs 4S9 $50
4Sll, 4Sl2, 4Slb, 4sl4, Part H. Nos iJJ 1901 1891
45O7, 432, sag SA2, 81 o. lul2, 475t 1924 4bh 4b21
47i2 Hli4, SOlb, Part III Noe. 7l72 800 7lHS bS2H
7s7 1923, 72O 7l7o. iiSJ, o3 7ls9 4pt2 7i31, IA
1853
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Contents OF the Mcel,ly sun.
THE WEEKIY sun published this morning con-

The October Elections Result In Ohio, Indiana aud
Northumberland Of the Pre-identia Camp IGN
lniere ing News from Cuba apturc ~ tue Important
kpini-h Post VI Las lunas The War In the East
Victory for the MOntencgrns The Pr posAl for Con.
fereace Abandoned An Independent view-Charles
Francis Adams, rs, Opinion OF tn Political Outlook
X pesone Claim Rceord-Glaring Frau 10 showing that
he should be lnpeachei- he b. KNAPP Robbery Agaiu
Granusm IN The Treasury Departmanti Kelloggs Col
lax Pol-CoutessiOn At Two " the Leaders 10 the
Louisiana RIOT Onr More tie Tor lItyrs-The PslsOi
Door, Opened u Another Whisky ConspirAtOr; Gov.
Ildtn Lc0nOmy Millions Of Puj IT, Money tved IN
New forNj Lac Mnllett's Career FrAuis IN PllA.
delphai Tue Kingdom OF hirrule- Fearful ConultOn
q AHirs IN south Caronna Tue Result IN Georgia ,
Hayes An "A knON-NO tang kl pItrck's Game Ia In.
diana kussiln War Who own the British bUIi- some
Account Of the Great English Landed Prupr etors
strucN DY llunderA Sketcn OF Southei Life Poetrg
"A Very old song ana Let ing tue old Cat Die rle
lAtest Tclesiaphc News Notes on science aud Indus
TRY Many Columns Of Editorial Articles and Agrirul
uta Matter story how 1t Happeneii Financial ln-
tclhgence ami Markets.
THEwEsKLY Sun coAtlns complete epitome OF the
news Of the week from all parts OF the United STATE,
and the American continent. Copies wrappers ready
for mailing to the old cOuntry may mad the ie SIX
Of our Publication ONE. Price four cents. For sac
BY aiinews des ers In city AMI country.
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Mr.. Augusta DAILY Complained or

To THE EDITOR or The SuN-SiY: Mr..
DAILY, proprietor OF tue Fifth Avenue Theatre,
committed an act Of injustice at his theatre last
Saturday evening, which de EN- 1t my duty 10
publish.
The facts are these; A friend and myself pur-
chased two seats In proscenium box. for 81 30
each, with the distinct understanding that the
box WAS situated In one Of the lower tiers. On
the way 10 The box MIR. DAILY himself asked to
see the Tickets osiou-tulY to direct us To the
seats, nut IN reality TO oh nge with his pencil
the letter :" r" on the coupons to tho letter
"E' Hence we found ourselves In box T.,
winch II situated In tue upper tier next To the
roof Resolving not " be imposed upOn, demanded
Al the NICE the fuihlment OF the contact the
turn Of inc mon'y. Toe clerS refused to do either
although IA" admitted hrVug solo the seats DOx f.
m ally. we were forced T. compromise by accepting
canlp stools IN the side aisle and
disadvantages without their r'funding the ference
In pr ce betS ecu the box rais ana camp stooir
Mr.. Day cannot afford TO treat MS patrons unjust
ly and dscouTteoasy, especially when producing such
STUPID anu inane pieora ~ " Lace Is. NJ
NEN YORK, Oct TO- 1879.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-11

Parke God~in, Esa. will address the business
u the city the pohncai Issues VI the
the Cooper Union to night at ocock IN response
the following Invitation;
PARKK GopwIN, ESQ Dsdr ST.. II would give us
much pie 10 hear address from you, al any tim
You may designate the is.ns 81 the present pOliu
canvass The sud, you hadt best lwed upon pVlitl
cal Iuttont from an Bipartisan. s-Ateenlnkfi pht!s
oto me standpoint the well>nOw sincerity of your
cOnN lions, and your un0OuDicd patriotism, such
~ would make political discussion by you at tins
time, peculiarly servceahle to tue country.
We have the honOf " De-, very respectfully,
Your Ob"dicnt seTyHnie.
3. D. BABoocH, WILLIAM h. DODGE, Jr.
~ v SrAULDINu, T. q. fARHHI,
" H. APpLHroH, JOHE ID. JoEEs,
PERCY X PYNE II IS HYDE,
" p, NINHTH, ADRIAN lAFLIH,
HIkAA hAkKEY, ROYAL PHKLPe.