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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
State Democratic Central Eek.
ecutiye Committee.
RooaIs STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
DemOcTatic-C Conservative Party,
NFyy 013T.pa,rq A7,,-iI On 1879

ROOMS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES. j
DemOcTatic-C Conservative Party.
New ORLEANS, April 90, 1876.
ResoEDed, That a Convention Of the
Democratic Conservative party of the
State of Louisiana be held at Baton
Rouge, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieut. Gov
ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor, At
torney General, Superintendent of
Public Education, Members of Con
gress from the various Congressional
Districts of the State, and Electors for
President and Vice President of the
United States, on Monday, the Oath of
July, 1876. 81.
ResolDed, That the apportionment of
representation. in said Convention shall
be the same as that for the last State
Convention held in New Orleans, Jan
uary 4, 1876. ..- .. ........
Accordingly the several parishes and
wards OF the city of New Orleans shall
be entitled to the. following representa-
tion, to wit . sir. G.. r.
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The Vice Of Kentucky Women,
SNUFF DIPPING DESTROYS BEAUTY,
AND EVEN RUINS THEIR CALVES.
From the HopkinsviIIa Demoorat.

From the HopkiHsviIle Democrat.
Talk about the opium eater or
the whisky drinker how much
more are they to be pitied than.
the lady who is addicted to dip
ping snuff? We believe there is
more snuff used in Hopkinsyille
than in any other place Of its size
in Kentucky, and its use is steadily
on the increase. Hopkinsville has
d reputation for beautiful women,
but how long that reputation will
last It's hard to tell. Some Of the
prettiest women we knew ten years
ago are now nothing but faded
flowers. Lips that once looked
like ripe cherries, and for one kiss
from which q man would almost
give his right arm, now look more
like dried apples than anything
else we can think of, The cheek
once full AMI rosy is now sunken
ana oolorless. The chin, which
looks longer, now glories in a
bronze.oolored stripe, which
reaches down to the throat.
We we're going down the street
the other day, aud noticed Q lady
up. II was a windy March
day, and the lady's skirts We're
l;fiad ! little above her boot tops.
we knew the aristooratically
arahed foot, but hang IL what has
become Of the nicely rounded
ankle? il wasn't there. When we
got near enough TO look into the
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EC5sTONE.

Who has not hard the magic name where
lives the man in whose veins English blood.
courses whose Aesrt has not warmed at the
thought that TO an Englisbman the world
stands indebted for tho most full and complete
researches and discoveries, ever as Jet accom-
piished, in that m,si interesting and least
SHOWN country on the globe, africa Africa
with its hundred millions Of souls, its alr ozt
illimitablo forests, teeuing with tho most
unique animal and vegetable life, with its
mountain range, rivers. and extensive and
complicated system Of lake, and last though
not least, its diamond and gold mines. Read
ing people have long stood in need Of COM
plete yet condensed account If this .celebrated
traveller, di coveries together. with the Stanley
EXP. ditiou, and the final scenes Of Living
stones lie, bis death, aud. iuterment in West
minister Abbey that want We are happy to say
has been Supplied by the Valley Publishing
Company of st. Louis, who have issued a
beautiful volume Of about six hund ed and
Hfty pages, in which the whole fascinating
history Of TIE Diseovsrer is fully detaiIeSi.
Mr.. 8. O. Sbattuck, a well known young gsu~
rlemau Of this neightorhuOd, holds the exclusive
agency for this delightful beck be intends
visiting every house in tie town and vicinity,
G predict an abundant suecess for him, as the
price Of the book is low, and ocr citizens viii
eagerly seize tha orpo,.unr T making such
q a'rab;s IL reese to their Il srarie& I'll
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Tntaf number Of daleentesn.

Total number of delegates s.,...... 3T5
All Democratic and Conservative pa
pers in the State are requested to pub
Gsh the above.
/. w. PATTON, President,
PHmR Power, Secretary.
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WAsHINaroN. Ma 8, l876.

Randali's bill ordering the inn
mediate coinage and issuance of
$25,0O0,0O0 of additional silver
subsidiary coin, will pass. The
bill also declares the trade dollar
not to be a legal tender. and lin
lis is coinage 70 export demands.
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ToWn CounoiI ProceedIngs.
MONDAY, May 1, 1877

AAONIA,2IA3 47At'J . ADIV'
The Board met this 1st day of May,
a. ID. 1876, it being a regular meeting
The following members were present
VIM. Meyer, Mayor; G. SCHNEIDER,
J. w. Bryan, w. j.. Hutchins, Alder
On motion Of @. Schinler. the min
.utes Of last meeting Of the Board were
read and appro 7ed.
There appearing no bueiness before
the Board, on motion Of Jas. w. Bryan,
Resolved, That this Board adjourn
until Thursday, May is, A. D. 1875, at
g o'clock A. n.
Approved 60
WIZ. MEYER, Mayor.
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WASHINGTON M 81 SIG

There is much bad feeling here
against England on account Of her
discrimination not to conform to
Fish's construction Of tue Ashbur-
tom Webster treaty. III The pres
ent temper of Congress some ao-
ton is feared upon the reciprocity
aud fishery questions, which Eng
land may construe into a cause for
direct hostility.
Men like Lamar depreoate any
lll-ludged or hasty action and adj
wise moderation, r.
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The interior Of the new Methodist
church is being painted.

There were great many gentlemen
N town yesterday from the extreme
northern part Of this parish, some Of
3bom had not seen Lake Charles for
several years, and who expressed the
greatest surprise at the improvements
made here during the last four years.
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BERNARD KOwAT2.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
LAKE, CHARLES, LOUISIANA,

win give special attention d snY 6asiness
intusted Is my care such az HoeSe Rai6aiae,
Cistern Making. Wharf Buldipg, PHO Driving.
aud any ether klpd 81 work chat NAY o.
required Il De done.
Ordeysief, At my Tesidsass 8 TIE Laks.
jan2S IS
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w. S. GROW,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DECtS leave to announce TO the peo-
Id pie OF Lake Charles, that he is pre-
pared to do job work, and to take con-
tracts for building or repairing, All
business ia bis line viii be attended to
with dispatch and interest. Shop near
Masonic building. May lily
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10 tie Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May s. : The
Leyee Bill reported to-day by Mr..
Ellis, provides for the construction.
Of leyees by tile United States
Government under the direction
OF the Chief Of Engineers, and APP
pgopriates S1,900,000 to Louis
lana, S1,250.O00 to Arkansas,
M47,0 to Mississippi, 100000
70 Missouri, S100,0O0 to Tennes-
see. $4,000 to Illinois total,
$4,l72,00O.
WASHINGTON, May 9-The Star
says Secretary Bristow is again
the target of the Islander circula-
tots. Ii is now charged upon him
that. he suspended proceedings
against John Buckner, who was
Collector Of Internal ReYenua at
louisville, mud lefaulted 10 the
extent Of 100000, because Mr..
Miles, the foster father Of Mrs,
btlstow, who died recently, leav,
ing Mrs Blistow a handsome
legacy, Is On the bond of the de-
iiauiter, aud to proceed against
him would involta The estate, 1t
y further said that the matter has
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
LAKE HOUSE
Hotel and saloon.

TRO3I this date the above named
AZ popular hotel win be under the ex-
elusive management and control Of
Tony Morgan, whose reputation as q
restaurateur guarantees the comfort and
enjoyment Of an it's patrons.
The Lake House Saloon and the Feed
Stable attached to the hotel, viii re-
main under the exclusive management
and control Of James A. Kinder, whose
experience and determination to please
all customers are so. well known here.
April s, 1876.
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BFicVx-SEasonry.

ID REIMERS, briUk-mason, does all
kinds of brick-mason work with
neatness and dispatch. Cisterns, chim-
neys, fire places, supports for build
ings, etc, constructed at short notice,
Works by the day, on Job, and furnishes
material if 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. Bricks and other materials
to be had IN Lake Charles,
sept. I6-Sm
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A. j. KEARNEY.

ATTORNEY At Law,
LEEsBURa, CAMERoa PARISH. Ia.
Practices In the District Courts 81
Cameron, Calcasieu, and Nermilion
parishes. April Is. 1916.
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Il. A KING,
BLACKS IITH
AND
WheelyvPR ERte

Near ], nj. Rei6's Slanghtsz House
Regs d inform his friends aud the
public that he ia prepared co exeeate
work as above mentioned Ia first elasa
style. Terms cash.
myS-1y.
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80 REWARn.

TUE above reward viii be paid to auy
ONE who will furnish information as
"a the whereabouts Of tho heirs of
ELRON0R GALLON, supposed %
reside iU CAlcasieu parish, Oh Cow
Bayou, Texas, by
], D, HAGERTY.
Washington, La, March 20, 1Sf3--lm
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CHEAP CASH STORE,
on Broad Street.
NEAR THE METHODIST CHuRcH,
Lake Charles, La.

A large and carefully selected stock
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, and general merchan-
die. Call and examine my stock aud
prices.
JOSEPH CHAyANNE.
MAY A
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o. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans
SCHEDULE oE ARRIVALS AND DEPARruRzs

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thur
days and Saturdays, ct A. n; arrives
aE Lake Charles Rext days at s P. n
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays At Q a
arrives at New Iberia next days at
P. n.
New. light and comfortable. maii
coaches, viii carry passengers at t4a
following rates
From Lake Charles 70 Henry
Wclslts ~ --s...,s,SA "
/" Mermentau. 5G3
Is g 9 Mires ....... Z so
So ~ VarmiliOnville 10 8J
R0yvilIs ......l1 on
4 New Iberia IL 90
And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 50 rs baggage 81
lowed to each seat, 20 per cent. deduC-
ton on round trip to either point.
SiTAeR OrFIcE at Lake Charles, ut J.
wv. Bryan store, corner Courthouse
Square,
July 5, 1s75-Iy
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Of whom must kiss the same. Brown said
that he was determined TO lose none of thu
interest and romance of his visit to the great
church on account Of stupid prejudices, so ht
marched up and devoutly ssluted the saints
toe, Just as we had seen the Romans do, and
then We went on. There are ever 80 many
little "branch" churches stuck around in the
hooks and corners Of the big one, and we
condescendingly looked in upon . few OF
these where service was going on. can tsay'
however, that our presence seemed 70 make
anydecided impression.
We made q special trip to st. Peters on
Thursday for the purpose OF making the
ascent of the dome, which is only allowed on
that day, regulation which is nuisance, as
it gives rise to q great deal of crowding and
indirectly to considerable unnecessary pro-
family, as for instance when people bump
their heads together on the winding stairs or
step on each others toes, or get out of
patience with waiting in the little bake-oven
of an ante-room from which one ascends to
the ball The ascent is interesting, however,
and as there are SO many places 70 stop and
examine curious things or admire foe views
as one mounts from gallery, to gallery that
few complain Of fatigue.
The ascent from the pavement to the roof is
by winding staircase without steps, or al
spiral inclined plane. The circular shaft in
which this "befinds ITSELF" as the Germans
say, is ornamented with thousand and one
slabs of marble let into the wall, each setting
forth the date Of some royal, princely Or i'm
perial visit-pleasant reading matter to the
climber, as be goes round and round the
threads of the big screw. The ascent and the
ball itself is grand humbug, not half as nice
as it is at St. Pauls, in London. There sits q
savage pirate at the foot of q ladder, and he
let's seven people go up at once.
Well, about the time the last man gets in
sight of the promised land, this Italian pirate
looks up the ladder and begins to swear and
to ask if they are going to spend the day up
there, and will have dinner sent up. OIL
course this makes matters unpleasant, particu-
larly as it is already as hot and close where
the climbers are as men can we'll have it and
live, SO they come CROPPING and tumbling
down, all ruffled in temper and rumpled in
raiment, and give place to another seven, who
In turn literally Ego up the spout. that is to
say, up an iron tube, upon the top Of which
Is poised the ball. Such is the ''ascent Of the
ball" at ST. Peters as observed by yours,
STAHLFEDER.
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Statistics and political economy are won
derful things. There is great financial crisis
in Moscow inst now, and who wonld imagine
the cause2 It Is this country. The marvel
Gus development Of the United States brings
direct damage to Russia. The London Times
shows in an interesting article that, while
nine years ago forty-four per cent Of the grain
exported to England came from Russia and
only fourteen per cent from America, now
but twenty-one per cent from Russia.-l&
Louis Times.
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Arsene Houssaye, the Partisan moralist of
the New York Tribune, used to blush good
deal In his boyhood, but they say he was SO
precocious that he became q man ct sixteen.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux
IS CarOndelet street, New Orleans.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rentcolumn in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square. inserted
f.S st, ceAts zach.
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Persons calling for these letters will please
say ADVERTISED" and give date.
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OUR LETTER FROM ITALY.

RSue- St. Peters's - Tho FSazza.0I-saa-
Pies.s, with it, Cslossades, Fountains
etr-The Tomb Of ST. Peter-Its Interior,
Or ale Chsrch GeneralIy Ascent Of the
Dene ssA Ball-Observaiisns Of New
Orleanian Abroad.
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LADIES' LIST.

ASeOu OdTan mrS Ausuu Mira mrs
Barnett Pauline mrs Breath Chas mrs
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,ackus Geo M mrs Baxter Alice miss
SacOn Mary mrs Bell Ada miss
sullard + E miss B rtheaud Il mrs
Benedict II mrs Bryan Sarah A mrs
Burrows NJ X mrs Bio .sman gnes mrs
surn Ma gle mrs Burton Lolita miss
Bernard L mrs Burt Il NJ ms
,urnme NJ mrs
,arter Josephine mrs Chapman Anna M
,hastany NJ A mrs Callaganin L miss
,arey Pierre mrs ClaxtOn Maria mrs
Elements mrs Christensen M mrs
Garry COnnels Mary mrs
,napman A mrs
b
)ehaven w 81 mrs Derult Anna
)elesdanier NJ miss Dellile Octavia mrs
)cMiranda miss DeVatrie mrs
Davis s r mrs DriscOll a L mrs
)ix0n Carrie mrs Dillon Amelia
bowling A II miss Dsherty mrs
dykes Eliza mrs D0naguue V mss
buff mrs
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liner Lille miss Ea>ely NJ mrs
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.slay swith mrs
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G.
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Dunn Lawrence
DucOrO A

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DucOrO A
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Edwards L B
EckeIt VIM
English VIM
Ellsworth c r
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Francis JnO w Geo
Fannee G A
Farrell John W
Fretke II
French Chas v 2
Freeman w W
Ferguson L
Frye w G
Forsyth j F
Forbes Shelby
Furgeson JAS NJ
Garrison J H
CAN'T Ebert
Gaines Robert
Gartley Eugene
Glinn Low
Greene j A dr.
Gebert Gus
Greene Isaac j
Gritzinger j
Gieser A =--.
Griffin Patrick
Go0de Chas S
Godfrey Joseph
Gomez
Goodman e L
Coll WmC =.
Guillard L
Gaudet mr.
III
Harris VIM 81
Harris Moses
Hanson Samuel
Harepenbauer F
Harrison Richee
Hayman Wick
Hatch Fl
Hailigan Thomas
Hart Charles
Haley A B
Herrick E I
Kettle George
Hendrickson G D
Hibd-Or
Hitchings VIM
Howell James NJ
HarperJ
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HarI igan Michael
Hull Daniel K
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Isaacson A
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JerIel e d
Jenkens Ed L
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Kentzel VIM G
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Roller Adolf
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johnson Robert
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Learens Jas
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Many W E
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-13
MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
Be- sc in the ~or1d
HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.


HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work. Walls, Oil Cloths Furniture. Window
Glass Mirrors, Marble, Statuary, Brass, Tn Copper
Steel and ether metals, and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows.
In boxes of one pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 cents
In boxes of half pound Observation-Disclosures. Is cents
Sold by Grocers, Druggists. Hardware, House Fur
nishing Stores, and others.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT.
Office, 81 Tchoupi,oulas street.
Orders left with Messrs. WILSON & McBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulas street, addressed to
Lock Box No. COG, will receive attention.
New ORLEANS Dec. 80 1875.
Mr.. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
Of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by you,
with the following result:
ind it to contain no acids or alkales on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to pant or metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains no poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it Ike par
tcles of the Powder are all angular and not rounded
ing agents The particles are extr' mely small and
hard which, with their aegular shape give it espe-
cial value as a rapid and fine polisher.
ALFRED W. PERRY, Prof of Chemistry.
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College
L. j. Webster. j. Nj. Prather.
WEBSTER & PRATHER-
Stock and Commission Brokers,
3O7 MONTGOMERY STREET,
dos 6m Nevada Block San Francisco.
Southern Sale Stables,
CORNER DELORD AND DRYADES STREETS.
A LARGE STOCK OF KENTUCKY MULES
AND HORSES
Always in stables and for sale at lowest market prices
al I'm Afford A. MARTIN, Proprietors.