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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

In days gone by, when civilization had lust
begun to dawn upon the human race, Chance
reigned predominant in the affairs of men.
The Goddess of Fortune smiled on those as
Chance prescribed. Armies fell, and were
shorn OF glory in one day, while wealth and
o;7ulence crowned the victor. Men rose from
the very haunts Of poverty, and by a lucky
stroke of the sword gained honor and riches.
But time has wrought material change. He
no more struggles in blood for wealth, when
a more pacific opportunity afford itself For
instance, S12, So or 50 gives an equal chance
Tor the good, round gifts Of $10O,0OO, $4,000,
$25, $780, etc., to those who may feel inclined
to invest in a bona fde and legitimate enter.
prise like the "Kentucky Cash Distribution
Company" of Frankfort, Ky See their ad-
vertisement elsewhere.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

WE often see a large stock of cattle
which do not seem to thrive, and come out
spring poor" all for want of something to
start them IN the right direction. One dol
lars worth of cheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders, given to such a stock occasionally
during the winter, would be worth more than
an extra half ton Of hay.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

Chapped hands, face, pimple3, ring,
worm. saltrheum, and other c utaneous aztec,
tons cured and rough skin made soft and
smoth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only mat made by CasweL, Hazard
& Co., New York, as there are many Imita-
tons made with common tar, all of which
are worthless.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

CHILLS, CHTLLS.-Wintersn Tonic Sy-
rup or improved Chill Cure, is certain remedy for
every form OF Fever and Ague Its superiority over
all other remedies is.n the ia that the cure is
permanent Chill lcheR broken does not return
gatvp to be taken with it, the medicine itself &C
ting gently and a reeaby upon the liver and bowels
efectualIy removing the cause OF the disease, not
merely temporarily crecking it in the case Of
quni3C. Sold by all Druggists
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

HAVE you a severe wrench or sprain ?
Have you rheumatism in any form? Have
YOU stiff neck or lunches caused by rheu-
matte pains? If 50, John>on's Anodyne
Linimert is specific remedy, used intern
ally and externally.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

AT our request, Cragiu {. Co., of Phil
adeIphia, Pa, have promised to send any
Of our readers gratis ION receipt of IS
cents to pay POSTAGE, sample Of Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
A RLACK CHARACTEE

is awful, but pretty black hair and whiskers is not
Use DR.. Turns Hair Dye, and in fifteen minutes
you will have them as natural as in youth. II your
Druggist does not have it he will order it for YOU.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

PREMATURE loss of hair, which is 50
common nowadays, may be entirely pre-
vented by the use of BURNETT's COCAINE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
cup

If you have rheumatism, neuralgia
headache, burn, or a bruise, procure
a bottle of Eupeon. 1t will give instant
relief, as thousands can testify. For
sale by all druggists. H. \. HURL-
BUT 4 CO., IS and II Randolph street,
Chicago, Agents for the PrOprietOrs,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
OF Such Instruments!

MEDALS OF EQUAL MERIT have been awarded
all articles deemed worthy Of recognition 20 that IL
will be easy for many makers advertise that they
JUDGES REPORT ONLY. that COMPETING articIes
are assigned their comparative rank in excel
ience. FROM these reports the following is an eI-
THE MASONl&:HAM ORGAN CO.'S exhibit
Of Reed Organs and Harm0uiums shows Instruments
QUGSsTES OF INHTRTWENT8 OF THE
LASS: viz: SmOOthnoss and eqnaI distribution
"t tone" cope Of expression. resonance and singing
GHahB' freedom and quckncss in action Of keys and
hcIOwe, with thOr~ughnez7 Of workmanship com
hined with simplicity Of action. Signed BY all the
The MASON e. HANLIy ORGANS are
h,ls declared IN RANK FIRST, nat in 0ne or
hco respects only, hut in ALL The INPOR-
TANT Qualities Of atch Instruments :.
and they are N" ONLY orgnns 0&@yned this
rank
Hamin cabinet Organs have uniformly been awarded
the highest h0nOrs in competition in Amer a. there
competitions. They were awarded HIGHEST HON
ORS and first medsl@- PARIS l~67; VIENNA Is73;
SANTIAGO. 80; TILADELFHIA, l~76; and have
thus be n awarded hghest honors at every Worlds
Exposition at which they have been exhibited: Icing
tns oILy ~ an LE.tn7 MN nave ever "t"lheh
any award at any C9mPetiu0n with best Euro pean
makers, or in any Eur Peau Worlds Exposition.
Insist on having It NlsOS & HGNLIy ORGIN; dc
not take any other Dealers often recommend infr-
riOr organs be"aUsF they are paid larger commissions
for selling them,
NEW STYLES with EXTENDED TOPS. very eIe-
CANT. and other Improvements exhibited at the
CENTENNl Al; elegant new cases in great variety.
Prices very lowest consistent with best material and
workmanship Organs sold for cash Or in taIiments
or rented until rent pays livery organ warranted
10 give entire satisfaction every rr;tsonah BILE pur-
chaser or money returned. ILLUSTRATED CATA-
LOGC Is sent free.
Street, Boston; IS | MON square, New York 50 and
~ Adams rect ChiragO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

TAR 49, FETCH'& FAJgTLY PUT@ICEAN.
) SamP,e copy. Paper Cover, so CrmtA-
Round in Cloth. Ifh tIlHGtEUtiOua. E32
paEPa. b cents by ~ all AddFeaa 90 "a
Broad way New ORA.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26
ANDERSON S. G. THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1876
lay Of October, A. D..tg7e, was at Tho

day Of October, A. D..I376, was t'thc
Brick Church, st. Thomas and st. Den.
mis-; 1t was before the arrival Of tie
Democrats. G. G. Bowen had arrived iu
advance of them. The negroes had al.
most ell arrived, and were mostly armed
with muskets. heard tile negroes say
IF Delaney speaks we'll have row aud
take him down G. G.. Bowen said die.
tinctiy in my hearing: Conceal your
mnskets.' They 1.-THE pegfoes) at once
did 30 until the row begun, when they
jerked them out and began firing on The
whites, who were mostly unarmed, and
those who were armed only with pocket
pistols. cav the row begin. The ne.
grOes suddenly ran for their arms and
began charging the whites with muskets
at fall cock before shot war fired. And
I solemnly state that it is my firm belief
that they fired first. was in position
to see the contrary had it occurred, and
l am sure the negroes fired fipst but
even were wrong, no white man fired
until the negroes were advancing on
them with muskets presented as afore-
said" ''''t
When the reporter left Cainhoy last
night, the white citiD MS who had !eft for
Cainhoy on Monday night had returned
10 the city. having been relieved by a
body Of about scvcnty-five gentlemen
from the city, who remained there all
night to guard the women and children
DR.. Horlbeck remained at the village
DR.. Simons returned to the city. Up to
the hour Of the departure of the steamer,
no negroes were seen in the neighbor.
hood. It was supposed that they had all
collected at Daniels Island, some ten
miles from the village, where they were
under arms.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26
Is Il South Carolina or Mexico :

Arbitrary illegal arrests by federal SOL
diers, under the orders of federal deputy
mar>halB heve begun in South Corolina.
Governor Chamberlain, candidate for re.
election, opposed not only by the Demo-
Gratis but by q considerable and increas-
ing faction in his own party, fears that
he wil! be beaten. Accordingly he ap-
peals TO the federal administration for
the loan Of soldiers to help him to intim-
idate the recalcitrant voters. Having
arranged board of State canvassers Of
election aud returning board, the ma
joYity or whose members are candidates
on the same ticket with him, and are
thus By a monstrous pervefsion ofjustice
entitled to decide the vote in their own
favor; having further managed .iiat of
the niuety-six commissioners of elec-
tion in the counties seventy should be
his declared pastisans and forty Office
holders who hold their places by his ep-
pointment; having thus prearranged the
count in his own favor, Mr.. Chamberlain
now summons federal troors and federal
marsha!s to arrest citizens known to be
opposed TO hira in politics. And all this
ia the United States, and under the
auspices OF party which once called it
seif :he rEe-emineat friends os liberty,
and some Of whose leading members held
the Fugitive Slave law to be unconstitu.
tionai because it interfered with the
rights of the States.
Mr.. Charlea Frpncis adams, in q re-
Gently published letter, warned the peo.
pie against the revolutionary tendencies
Of the Republican leaders. Was he. fer
wrong? A multitude of respectable citi-
zens, among all the Republican members
of the Supreme Bench Of the State, assert
publicly that there is no trouble, no po,
litical Violence or lawlessness in South
Carolina. The citizens who have been
arrested have submitted quietly, The
Governor. himself has made NO preteuce
even of an effort % subdue lawlesaness
he has done nothing but issue violent
and ipcendiary proclamation and sent for
federal troops, like his prototype, Perrin;
in Alabama, who shot o hole through his
own hat and then called for the soldiers.
Does the Republican party Of the North
consent to such revolutionary acts as
this? Is this o sample of what it.. pro,
poses to do If it il continued in power for
another four years? If so, then the
safcot, the only safe course for Northern
voters, is 10 turn, il out There can be
no doubt On, that subject, This is not
Mexicn; bTs these acts of, Governor
ChamberlRiI thismisuae Of federal troops
and federal power, would, if continued
four years longer, set qs q long way To-
ward Mexico. # it's granted that .he
political party which happens to possess
the federal government may march, It's
soldiers into the States for political rir-
poses, then we have paved the way br,:ad-
ly for general and civil disorder. IFthese
proceedings in South Carolina nle not
promptly disowned by the Republican
candidate every Northern citizen, who
has q stake in the country, ought to vote
against him.-Ncip York Herald.
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q j q
= "You talk like an Associated Press
agent" is the gentle nanner in which o
man is now told that he lies. ~, Id, I'LL.
.-- The young man who wrote and
asked his girl to accept '.bucket" of
flowers became . y little pale when she,
sRid she wooden ware it,, ,.. .,,.
10 The. Centennial has been great
hRsteney Of marriages. People, have,
rushed into Inatrimony SO AZ to 90 10 the
Centennial on their wedding tour at the
same time. a.fl III b.,,., l,,j.,
= The cold winter Of 1876, the doctors
said, gave nearly everybody seedsof con-
sumption; the hot summer of 1876 has
left the air full Of malaria, and fevey, so
1t is declared. It is n wonder .aw we
exist at all. 5.uen .r|t
i 90 Airemark of an old minister, ia re-
commended TO all preachers who are
tempted to complain of o small congte.
cation: >i"It is rs large Q congregation,
perhaps. as you will want to account for
at the day Of Judgment"
/ = An old woman who Is crossing the
street has narrow escape from being
run over by q Eearse,: ~ am not at all
sdperstitioas," she says to her rescuer, M
"but it has always seemed to me that
IL would ha nnlnrtv 4nt he kiIlAA i.y :.
hearse" 'rf.
= An editor is described as a man who
is liable to grammatical blunders, typo
graphical errors, and lapse of memory,
and has twenty-five thousand people
watching him tripping, a man of sorrow
and acquainted with grief, poorly, paid,
poorly estimated, yet envied by come of
the great men he had made. II ,.,.,. /.
. - Women are getting their rights in
Massachusetts,. Tbe latest advance il
the establishment at South Framing
ham of @ prison exclusively for women,
TO be man'ied with women keepers and
guards, The only specimen of the mascu-
line tyrant around the institution being
an engineer and fireman. nl.
- Burlington Kawkeyc: 4 near
sighted man out on South Hill went
wandering among his currant.
bushes yesterday afternoon and stopped
down aud pulled . live centennial wasp's
neat up by the roots toisee 5shata 10 was.
He didn'Elg get it anywhere near the focus
of his eyes before he had dh idea that IL
wasia a fnt-iron some of the women had
sgt outside to caol; then he thought it
might DO q concentrated case of pfickly
heat and then it dewned upon him that
he had picked up q raw thunderbolt, and
finally his heart vent clear down into
his boots as he realized chat he had got
hold Of the dangerous end Of the He'll
Gate explosion a1d pulled it Of.
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All communications alioaia bs addressed 10 osskx-
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26
THE ELLRNTON aloT.
TIE TRUE STORY OF RAE RACE
CQHELaCT I'M CAROLINA.

THE THREE Days WAR"v--THE LraHr
Horse CAVALRY AGAINST THE "WIF-
CHESTER RiFLEMEN"-.WARM FIGHT
iEG IN THE ESwAMPs--HOw THE BLUE
r COATS STOPPED Very UoLY Con-
PLICr.-LooKING UP THE DEAD MRM
The FULL LIST OF THE MEN WHO
WERE REALLY KILLED OR ACTUALLY
WoUEDED.% ''ei
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26

RATES OF SUSSGRfPZzoN-rwop poLLAn.
per annum. and ONE DOLLAR for sin nonths
SubecFiptiopy are not taken sor . less period
thnnSiS raopths-~ ~
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more subscribers.
HATHS or ADYBR1JSLNG.---One Dollar Der
square OF Que Inch fvr the 1rs. Insertion and Fsf7
Cents suuara fn. .sal4ec.,>= ts Han
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than square.
Liberal contacts will be made with those wishing
to sdyerttse for thrse, six twelve rtontbs ld-
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obituary Notices exceeding Gve lines, Tributes
of Respect, Ild nl1 personal communications or
matters OF individual interest," will be charged for
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respectfully solicited, and win be inserted gratis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26
THE CAINHOy RIOT.

Unprovoked Attack Upon white Men
Two Een Probably Killed and Thir-
teen Wounded.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26

they found that the negroes had lef., one
party going toward Houhe's Bridge, and
the other, under Corker, going toward
Penn Branch Swamp, where they 2 .
EXPECTED T(, Amman 1vtxtTr pvry
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26

the negroes toward the bridge were tersi.
bly, excited, armed and defiant. z A negro
(sidney Hmkenson) conflrmtd their
report, he having Seeas al the bridge
himself. Mr. Brown and his posse-e
llst Of which Is in my poasession-moved
quietly forward.
Ecuse's Bridge spans small creek,
and is fanked on the left aud left front
by an immense swamp. II Is approached
by deep and narrow cut. Just as the
posse emerged from this cut--or, rather,
q. the Grs. aien snioFged-si'ey were met
with
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-09
Application for Patent
NOTICE No. sls.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO. ics,

HvNIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
son City. Nevada. May 5, Is56.--Notiee
is hereby given that William Mclaughlin.
whose post office address is virginia City, Ne
yads has this day fiied In this Office his sp-
piicsilOu far patent for one thousand tIHpl
linear feet Of the Lewiston Lode. bearing gold
and silver, together with the surface ground
two hundred i20ai feet in width for the con-
yenieut working thereof, siiasts, lying and
being IN the DEVILS Gate AMI Chinatown min
ing district, Lyon county. State of Nevada,
knowp and designated on the field notes and
e;scisl plat ~ unitea States survey or iot No.
100 III section 9, township 10 nssrth OF range
boundaries Of said lot No. iua be.
ing as 70 lows. 30 Wit; Beginning II
poe. No l. located on the west side Of Long
Raviue about .!sa feet westerly fen the Buck
eye hosting works, and running thence first
course sOBtn. dezrees 81 minutes, west loco
feet - post No. > thence second course .sorth
si,. degrees west-at $50 feet rs post No 8.
whence rrominen, poin; of rocks bears south
q degrees 10 minutes west. smoke stack II
Dayton hosting works bears south u degreer
Is minutes west. sat the quarter section cornes
on the west line Of section 2, township IL
north rang. II east, NJ d, N hears north ~
degrees IL minutes. west distant 73sS fe-t
100 feet 10 poet No. a. thence third course
north degrees - minutes EAST 1000 feet to
poe; No S; thence fourth course south, 81 y de-
grces east. 40 feet to post No /, the point Of
beginning; containing "a loo acres; bearings
expressed from the true meridian, magnetic
variation le degrees east. The labor and iua.
prpvements consist Of two shafts. exceeding
$500 in value. Survey made 60 conform IL
the record Of location. This location was
daily recorded oil book /. psge tsa. records of
the DEVILS Gate mining district. Lyon county.
Neva.ls, kept at the aftc- of the mining r~
cori-r at 81 yer City. Nevada. This elsim is
bounded by no known claimants. the nearest
claim on the east being the Buckeye mine.
ANY and ali persons ella ming adversely ANY
portion Of this claim are required 10 hle their
adverse claim With the register of the united
states Land Offce sf Carson CITY Nevsda.
during the sixty days period of publication
herer~of, or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisians Of the statnts.
A. WAITE, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-09
Assessment Notice.

oUCKEYE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
ID Campsay.-Locstioo o! principal place
OF business. City and County Of San Fran
cisco. California. LocN,ion of works
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon Comfy
Nevada Notice il hereby given. that 1T 4
meeting of tn. Board OF Directors, hid on the
18th day Of May, 1876, an assessment mo, ~
OF Fifty cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable im-
medistely in United States gold coin. 81 the
Secretary. Al the Once OF the Company Room
~ No. sSi Montgomery street. san Franciscu
California. Any stock upon which fhss a.
sesxnent shall remain unpaid un the nd DAY
OF iune. isG6 will be delinquent, and adv.r.
tised Tor sale at public Ancisau: unIess psy.
nent il made before will be sold n TUES
DAY the 18th day Of July, ls.e, TO pay d-lin.
anent assessment. together W III Costs OF I'D.
vertising and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board ~ Directors
CA SANkEY, Secresarv.
ofhce-Room %. Ne S5i Montgomery street
san Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-09

lhr MINING CLAIM RELoN6tN0 TO
Iythe Estate Of Alexander W. Baiastn. de-
ceased --Nosiec is hereby given that on osaant
so "a ors-r made by the ps~,r RI; coat Of the
fsr~s Iadscls l District OF the State Of y vada.
In and for the Connty % Sterry. IN the taaster
Of the estate Of Ai.saadr- " Baldwin tie
ceased. en the 3s,h das ef Msah A. u. ls.s,
the Undersigned viii. - aassia,sirssa- 81 said
~>sste. s~li q; private ss~ nj the ehs- 81
Wells. Fss-ss n CO sss~sr c.is Lyan Coan'y.
Nevada, ca Monday. the 18th ass of 1an~. A.
u. t~se At II aciesf nos.a 81 -ssa sss*. ire
tas- -s->t OF ,sld e~lsts ia 'te mactax s's N
hereinafter a-~ersi~st. tn 49, IA nnsli sistest
interest 0f forty.onr flll ie-f Of thr s'rtvs.-
Mssins etsiin. sisastesi in tue p~sli's cate
srs Sn4astnwa Distract. Lyoa Coeusy State
81 >~Sssta. aid cistm consisting Of 40 unrsr
feet GA the Noun. here Lstssv. ss>o eal'ed tao
u o. Sraar et Scsues's tisis ut ~ viii be
received al NY onc~ Hsn.ks Eashiins. Viz
s.niA City. up TO the ass of sale. rerrs cash
II .stne Of sale. Dated Nav fSh, 1915
wE,F DEAL.
Aaninisi-arr 81 the Ests;v Of A'raaasrr ".
f-sld1ln deceased, miAd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-09
NOTICE TO CO-OwNERS!
]. s. DALLAS AND JOHN eEARHEARr

TO ]. S DALLAS AND JOHN 6EARHEARr
The undersigned, eo-owners Of the Pitts
burg Coal Mine. situated in Lyon County,
NexadA. hereby give notice that we have ex'
pended the sum Of Eight Hundred and Seven
ty.thrre Dollars and Ninety Cents ISss3.soi in
gold coin. for lumber. Sabor snn supplies
that the proportion Of the said expenditure 81
made sfure. aid due from you amount t.
From yon. j. :. Dallas. $40 %. and from you.
John Gexrheart. <ooo. You are hereby fur
Their notified that in case you fail or refuse 60
pay the sneuats set opposite your naiaes. 10
the -cretary Of said Company. AZ hts o'ssre III
the town of Dayton, on or before the expira'
ton Of nin- ~ days from the hrst publication
.! this notice your interest IN the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine viii. IN accordance with the
Act OF Congress entitled. ''An Act TO promote
tue development VI the mining resources OF
the United States, approved Nav ioh, lisa.
become the property Of the undersigned CO.
owners who made the ahavv expenditures on
said claim
c. l.. All. JAS DoSNvAS.
n. ]. CAaLISa, Joan poLsS,
q. Z. NAsH. L. krSss.
FRANK kkxYox. 4. " sovEN,
Loris tioLpsruSK. Jos DAMON.
Dayton. New, March ~. Is'e. sol