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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-13
LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy,six il the
Cen ennal year. ICs also the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives, the
first since the war, will be in power ut Washs
ingt0n and the year OF the twenty third cleo
ton Of a President Of the United Sta O.. All
Of these events are sure to be Of great InIeres
and importance, especially the two latter; ana
all Of them and everything cOnnecred with
them will be fully and freshly reported and ex.
pounded in THE sUN.
the 0Ppnsi ion Hou.e of Representatives.
taking up the line of inquiry opened years AZ 0
10y THE SUN, will ste My and diligently
investigate the c0Truptions aud misdeeds of
Grants adm nistratiOn and will, it is to be
hoped, Law the OundutiUn for new and better
period in our national history. If all this
TIE SUN will contain complete and accurate
accounts, furnishing its readers with early and
trustworthy information upon these absorbing
topics.
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the pTeparat for it, will be memorable as
decidi 6 upon Grants aspirations for third
term OF power and plumber, and still more MS
deciding who shall no the candidate of the
party of Reform. and as electing that candidate.
Concerning all these subjects, those who read
THE SUN will have the constant means of
being thoroughly well informed.
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agricultural information, Tor which We are not
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dec 80 1875 - NY
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WoMAN's FRIEND.

AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J. C..
Triton,
T AM PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
Il for tho celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known as the Womaus Friend Thousands Of
them are sold weekly all over the Union. The
washing is done entirely by steam no rub
bing nor krank farming. tits The greatest labor
and money saving invention Of the age. Irefer,
by permission, to the following ladies; Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs. Gill, at Bagdad; Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs. Saxen, at Big Woods; and Mrs.
Fairchiid, al Nibbletts Bluff.
Price only $40. Every ono warranted.
Address, or call on
am also AGENT for the celebrated
CROWN WRINGBR,
Price Of Wringer, $40; sg WRINaER and
WoMAN's FRIEND together, SIS
Examine specimens Of both al ) w Bryan's
Store Every Ons warranted.
N. P. SMART.
BAeDAD, oalcasieu Parish. La.
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WATERS
NEW SCALE PIANOS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
ARE the best made. The touch elastic, and a
Zoe sirging tone, power al, pure and e' en-,
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not he excellcd in lone or bounty; they de-
fy competition. The Co c,ro Stop is fine
Initial on IT tho HRman Vuice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
duriug this Munth, Monthly Inrtalmtnts 70
ccived; on Pianos, $40 to $50; Otga $, S. to
$lOi Second hard Instruments, So to So,
monthly after first / g osit. Agents wanted.
liberal dis cunt to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, exc. Special iu-
ducements to The trade Illustrated catalogues
mailed. HORACE WATERS Il SONS. ASH
Broadway, New YaPk. Rcx 536T.
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The Sunday School World says
Z" A teacher should never forget
that 10 his teachings he is to be-
courteous as we'll az pointed, and
the most courteous when he il the
most pointed. Any person who
can not put truth with precision
and point, aud without becoming
Rncivil or offensive ia his manner,
has much yet to learn as q teach
err He must keep his eve upon,
not merely what tho scholar IA
doing, and lho kind 81 truth he
wishes to teach him. but also upon
the manner aud spirit Ia which he
teaches and the scholar receives
the truth. A sharp and offensive
manner Il certain 10 irritata and
Tepel the scholar. Nor will il be
easy to win bis confidence on gam
his respect, after exhibiting such
= spirit IN attempting to instruct
him.
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NOTICE.

LII persons Indebted to me Tor past
"a medical ayices win please come
forward AMI sattla either by payment
or note. Further, / win inform NV
friends that owing 10 the cash system
adopted by the country, / will be COM
PEELED 70 adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will he responded ID
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment Of same.
w. III. KIRKMAN, Hi. ID.
Lake Charles, January 6, 1876,
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TESTIM ONIALs
WATFRs' PIANOS & oRGANs.

Waters New sca'e Pianos have peculiar
merits New York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Piano is rich, mellow
and sOOorous, They possess grea volume Of
sound and the continuation of sound or singing
power Is one of their most marked features.
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is so voiced as to
have a tone like a full rich alto voice. tits
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
(Rural New Yorker oct l4--1y
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THE
" PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing az
the o,senta atics of more expcus We and
higher priced Pianos is offered At IA lover price
than any similar ono now in t. e market. it is
durablc, with II ma ,nidceuce of tone hardly
surpassed aud yet c., be purchase at prices
and on terms wit in the reach OF all. This
instrument uas all the modern announcements
including the celehrateih' a r Fc !" trsble AID
is fully warranted. Catalogues mailed.
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THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
STOUTEMYER g. JUDSON,
PROPRTETORs.

ISAAC N. sTOUTEMYER........... EDITOR
WIN. E. II. JUDs0N. BUSINESS MANAGER
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Eureka Grange No. 1919. Of
Dallas county, Missouri, ia order
70 increase its treasury, rented
twenty acres Of land. which win ~
aown IN flax. The male members
WILL meet To SOW II; then, when Il
tipens, will join and harvest ii.
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THOMAS BUDD,
PAPERHANGING,
&c CharIeg. Louiaiana,
VIC HAs ZOE sEEN Irl

TIME BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY VAL
liable FAMILY BIBLE, now offered to
the public by Mrs. DELLA X. BRYAN, .
duly authorized agent for N. D. Thompson 8
Co.. ST. Louis, Missouri.
This Bible is superior to anything in it's
line ever before introduced into this country for
sale. It contains the Old and New Testaments,
Apocrypha Psalms in metre, Bible Dici onary,
ConcorGance Bible Index, Table Of Contents,
Photograph Album, F9mily Record, Marriage
Certificate, Map of Palsstiae, Panoramic We've
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ing articles in support Of the Holy Bible, and
many other features TO make it simple, attrac-
tive and entertaining. These Bibles are ele-
gantly and durably bound, and pu lished in
thu German and English Languages.
Prices graded to suit al classes. To
those who have not the ready cash trade 10
offered.
LAKE CHARLES, Oct 1854.
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A RAReAIN.

TFNHE DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
4 Caloasieu River, just below Marion, (Oid
Town. with al the Buildings and Improve
ACRES LAND.
cash.
!, Apply to GEO II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
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BILLIARDS /!
JOHN DILLON7S.
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 ary expectation of getting
thirsty, that / have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
[ am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices to.justify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES " the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take q parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand ap4n4y
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Onfce-No. 20 Camp Street.
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TX IS FERR Y
AND STORE,

one mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu 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 ali 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 forswimming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest pricesl
my9-tf H. D. NIX.
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Persons DESTROYS Of having job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and eheap.
are invited tn eall at the Office Of are
Lake Charles WEERLy ECno.
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TERMS

Yearly subscription, daily (seven daysl
$14. Yearly subscription, Weekly,
So. Payable in Advance.
, 1876-09-28

which has dlstnet name, and IN fAct fosma dis.
"oft 9s: ss L., a. r s H., ys s & aise
lad leo houtes I,a.llnd out Of :7t. M well as IL
s,Iop' Hmllls lhe ehnfc', an! thc .ehuol. FSr!y-
III The viagc IF l!atochevn ont nf 900 honscs ~
WIRE burned, besides . MILL. sI,c church n,. thr
tSn ls e,a Hs S as s .2 ~ ws a' s
,,ored tic commune or t'olcnf i woro burned, $50
pillnged, ard 10 persons wero killed.
nIs sFAIy4TioH Irk dstI. N MukoAnI*; t,,;,n H.,
~ assd Sc Is. e o,,a thss H. .ns E.
usasy IT, yes"SsS "Gi Sss' q via Sf as.s
without ahcter. without bedding, almuat without
Clothing and living on wut fooa they en- Eess ",
iiaye ihrse u foar iiits mont6s 10 iesd. They e
fooI, painfully I tirr.b il With Il,ot han.|s, pound
il into iiour Gctwaen TWO atonee, and "aks's Into
i,ea of ter 1tls oaes d., ty 1y; sn w, ',sep s
fefs. ;s iasasr. an'1 thin, Ind sekly, .leop,ng IL
s'u The vel araund s Nobody wSo hns moi ean
imagine the ulaery caused by tho bnruns Of VII
fhe authorities had sent some tents hero for the
neoplo, which wetu oId and ragged, eapallc Of
aheitcrlng them from tho stin, bnt not from s,lc
lludIr likewise rcrs!yed . little foul now and then.
which i,e distributed. which bnrcy kept those who
had nc aFyass1 , or otss M mfams q, Sss1snso e. IRON
piy Was uncertain, and might cease ut nny moment.
When We were ntartlnE, the women % ana children
ts ani sa ,R tfsa
ena qus If Ws ava ave- s' S ss1 nfS1l se1 S Ill.,
skinny nrns to show M their fearful cmaciation; !;
they barred thesr A,irunken, strlvolcd hreasts, at
to show MS tbnl they had no milk. unu knows,
their Aolow cheeks, and sunkcn eyes. and dcspair.
@ sstsSs !oss stss tsso 4s sfy
den.lG. Can yon 10 nothing nrusi" And we could
, 1876-09-28
$4,000, ,ooo. 900 Confederate Claims.

To thA Editor az the Cincinnati Ga4ftit,
tho Var, had Charge VI tho National Obasfya-
tory In Washington, In long letter to tho Lon
don .4u,wtng Itrad, gave tl,a following eatltnate
Of the losses Vt tbs South during tue War;
estIn,atu tho amount uf pecunlasy losaea In
cnrred by ltio peaple VI rag Southern ConteA9racy
In their luta attempt Al Independence, 10 DO Mut
loss tlnu 81. D0D, 00U 900 tsaysu thousand millions
ljy characterization tjou,,,,...,....... 81, O0O OO0 600
EipcuIrs or tho vWaI,,,.,,......., =, OUo OOu, 600
NcJtructon Vt prlxatG propetty.... !, 100 oo0 O0o
Additional taxattnM imposed Ivy the
vlrtor for payment " Federal
War. debt, aay $40, COZ, 0oO per
spnum, equal to intercst Oh. ~. Loco, ooo, GOO
Total .............. 81, coo, 600. 900
Should Til1en BE- elected, these ara the clulms
tbs solid South will demand tho Confederate Ad-
in!nlstrntlon to pay, Let loyal men vote With
theiE eyes open. anl nbt be Deceived
, 1876-09-28
ANDERsQNYlLLE EXPERIENCES,

A member Of tic Twentieth Pennsylvania
Cavalry gives the following account OF Ills suf-
fcrlngs at Andcrsonville. Persons who are dis
Inclined to believe tho statements CONCERNING
outragCs pcrpctratcd On tho blacks at tho South
may change their minds after seeing what white
men had to suffer there:
ELLsorrsnunu, Perry Co., Pa., Aug, 1O.-Aa
Southern prisons during, tho War, shall Try nnd
til you what saw whlIst ''s9loarninE" in Thy
1icbris at Piedmont, Va. Tho bull struck tic right
molar bono near the right car, passing through Tho
ear. was then taken to Ssaunion, whcrs d NUN.
ber Of us wero taken prisoners by Fitxhagh leo.
tncn loadSd on hay md hHa!o
ed. Thsro VIC lay MI night on tho bank Of u
strcam, without food or she'tsr, t'e blood ooznx
svna ~ bSt Ss a
The nest m"rn'nS wo wsro loaded on tlo cars und
sent to G9tdonssillo, wl,ers We scccivca plnt q
on tIu carn agan und tns!t to tyneAbuig viii our our
corn.m mcal u'.e9okc!; nut even having ycsscl to
warehouse t one @o, =" te III tht' of Jay fs:
celved no rntIons. Tho guard next morning told
thas they bud Mo
our su1cElugs, wero Intense, n,any being very
eoyorcly woaIded; We wore on an extra train and
Gy @ s' ss sS rHss ss s's Ssls ssy q II @ %
wu conld not sisetca our limbs. Our sucriNgs for
want VI medical treatment. md for tic wuut uf
water una t0oa. III tHohe heatcA cars, were beyom
description. Our Journey LOOK eight ttays anu
nlno nights ~ W. passot1 tiirongh Macun. ga,
Whllo tl,rro Ut tho sutton MI. Peter N. sheiblcy,
formerly Of Perry County, pu.,. caEe to sec t!,1
writer, hut Wns driven away by tho guard. When
| We rcachct Andoftonst'lo VIC were kept outsiloot
tho prison AL night.
Next lnornins VIC were cnllcd In llno by Capt:
Wrz Scar the soatn gate sg spine Of te men could
not IigEt ufass neen,iso thea. er,atehta were TOP
| short, md they wore ~ weak TINT thav could not
stand, they aAv'ng thoIt limbs nnpheatsd oeloro
start'ns South. WtrE, seeing Ibis, told them to
right drcas or ho would blow tlier hearts out. Thls
ca1ect! some to smile. WIZ then pointed toward
tho cute aMl aWara that they would not LAUGH after
uur entrance into tslat place Of DEATH. The sight
that ,uet nur Eazc can never be desctibcd. Tho1u
| w0 met the men who had becn tuScn 1t 0cttys.
burg tho month before; nlso sneM from almost
osasy hold Eaat, West, and South. There they
werr, With thcir Bltrta that hou no slcuvcs, no
baeks; unts Mlthont lcgs or seats; ths!g hair ong
tons sonle were nlanlaca; they had no co.nhs. no
comp, nu towols, nor my way VI keeping thcn.
| srkos cleAn; hundreds weru 1yinH OH tho sand
| without any khclter Or c!otllua, unable to rae
Some Ut them al the!r flesh cntcI away with mag.
gots which wcru crawling nll over md sround
| whp wuru captured with tue Suycntt Pennsylvania
deserves and ttIc Ono Hundred and First Pcnpyy.
| ya,lln Regiment, at Plymouth, With them ! fc.
| maineu til October, Having no care, not eyAn d
bas.dayo lor MY wounds, Al night laid my lead
rotss "'
Uur,nc my etay hpre saw uun.urts OF lights
nmu1,vst our mrn: Lsinr starved TO frenzy, they
saa aaIsa as away esa oAS Taro vs.
, 1876-09-28

torney for defendants. and taken. This wss pro-
credinK by mandamua In the Citcu!t Cont OF In
Sale County instituted by the rclntoe ngainnt tho
1k'afd Of Spery,HrrsOf that county 70 compel them
10 erect or Otherwise provide suitable JAIL for said
county. ...
mo. Carpenter 1t nj. ~. Calvert: tskcn.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Court adjourned 10 9o'ctock Tomorrow
morning.
, 1876-09-28

,,,,a,r,,oa r,, /. ~ I<>rp1, yusrrDnAy
HuslSkss IhAssAe1nn a. H., ise - ~ 1t"uN
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. a7.--Ihu supreme Court
mut n,irstlant To adjournment, with all tho
I,t,t,as ,,r.,a.,,t .vc,,t .I,.tlrn nrl,cv hc not
,,as s.,,a.' pv f.a,.l chtans,, ,v.ro H. ,v,s IN
attendance ut the reunion Of tho Fourth Cayal-
-. n,,,.nort yos,or1ov Tin yoI,owlnp hnu,.
~ nesH"e"t' yes'etuHy' 1n' lo'o"'"s oue''
mess was transacted:
Mor,ovs nErrnrp.
1e1. Derby VI. The pcopiv, vx rel Miller,
u,nIi,., mi. ,r"" r'n,I,r maie i,v the nt,
,or,Sy for ma anui"es ~ WitIIraw lid stlnuIa.
tS"n nph fnr tHr casa II, sinnil nj tne rucufl ~
iI 3ta N ~ ~ ,a ae rr.rt.a T.. S,,,,, nrafiv Sum"
~ nis w. emyS npn ~ M u,. ~ is ut nyarc thnt
, st si ~ I'M a."unsnt wm,Ii ,nt laws isen
hitu,s.J vi, H. ~ us1an T Z 'varr,d '>
w. the tett9n ~, a.t'u ni ~.
ot!Mon. .r NIL Hs !unsa .Ws tst "'n ., 90 tta,t.r.
~. ana nvs1y C!iy su"i ~, n. H. Vi 1h 'ai
au at y. a., .iot 'a' "" WV
ans ~ ~ ~ o~,ordoa IN .ba An NJ oc,n,
IN u. Dbl Tlho e3tenaea W tHo s'u o' oct"'
ber 70 en1WeF lnlr; .,,,a
Mli; Miles, w. fHaeh; nlouon o'lo~eo HI" ep'
peal AL asmsssga, 1;1s,a,r, ", v,~,0,. ,ou, o,a.,
, 1876-09-28

A GENTS wANTED-A FEW MEN TO SELL NEW
IA articles tAtlVarc required i4 every faulty, CA
~ ~ L4Ev.st., third nVot. tto O'clock.
, 1876-09-28

4 DIu VlllcE.. CASH IN YOUR HASp, FOR GOOD
~ DuuEs. II. ID. CHAP NE Old. HOAX Stufr, u ER1e
Ma1Isun.4t.. 0proAtLe frfG4 tit Hnt!dlu1.
, 1876-09-28
PERSONAL.

IMPORTATION WASTED-ELAUa kOuFt YOulI
hruheF Jusref - An1iOut That YOU sIouli write "
him. AdJrrkA AsFEl ku0t, 9ucena!ald Tluet
utte0. lpswtrb. Qneen!land. Australia.
, 1876-09-28


LroI sALE-UR EXCHANGE FOR .F1RsT.cLAs
city tfurcrty. TU Atrcl. al In cultivation. ~itt
hvuse nnd snblGs. nenr AnaOBn, J0nta County, a.,
clear, j, II, kEELEtt. 1913 LIark.Rt
, 1876-09-28


T1ThNTEi1-IMFKOVEUF FARM on ROCK ISLAM
W l.5rond. between Hue Island snd Joliet; Lumn
t0Nnap preferred; nnst liz hest k!Ad Of corn gtuwl
tof1 an nut nyGr tu two miles sfpl i1ttoad depot
ttrls half OF Hll eaAh. -. Tribune Oil!ce.
, 1876-09-28
STORAGE.

I}UOGlEs, FURNITURE, AND MEl!clthND1sE
ID Atusc1 Iii 1Fs- proof warehouse G0 Wts AOnrue'st,
Money ADVANCED " any anVunts lowest charges.
, 1876-09-28
IuOlk6I.S AND CARRIAGES.


A UGTll,N--ruEsuAys, THURSDAYS. AND SAT.
IA urdays-llOEIes cartta1ts. and lArnfS specially,
vt Wt:sfNN &EO,' Il, lid ana lu4 East Na.tnslunst.
Ample tnc {lt to ttsG nI 0rses s0td under war.
ruHlru. Stock uI hand At private Eait.
l1ols sALE-Uis EXGllAHuE-i7 ltUIsE9 Al
pEccs froln s4a 10 ~; expses4 aud tarllt waRoas
npch ahtt up iHseA t1ngio a,l double harncss Al
WlSNEn uttu6 6alt btap!u, .ti1 statv'st.
J,Olt sALE-A ONK.il0ltsE FAMILY CAliIlIAEE.
l. two sr.ts nratIY nav. with yuunE hprse, .tronx,
and Perfectly kua. With harness. The Whnr rlE Ut .
barHAu Call an sec the property and sna.o your uwn
price. III Wexl M0u1ot.st ----
LiO1: sALE-IEH lioltsEs FistlM THE COUNTRY.
ali E!hls, arycrs. wOrkers aul sxprts4 cArhp une
nne yunK 4attlu marc. II Wrst Muhfuc.4t.
L0iisALE-UliHAr-FCil WANT or ts!:-l -liOIlsE.
aaa SSs ar wSed T.s. IL os +aa s 4A
jJo,lst:s rAsruNEl! AM, wlNrEi.En 10 MILES
from city, railtuAl 4epol on farm. v9aa pA4tArs
iS sX SGs II IN WIZ sFst Iasaasd Ada's'4 H. O.
lust Arrived AND FOR SALE. At ]. :. COOP.
u cfs stable. = l. T. and llunrut'at.. car.loa Ut
hufsgsI nns pair Of buy carriage slurscS aud Uthers
uATr0S y isENFlt0.
XIyANTRD-A 1OoU, SOUND 10 TO i7.HANp,
rangy, dapre' xray hosse VII Hood lane .ah Tall
weight nut lcst than oi oaco aecastulr 70 Rus clty
preferred Cali wlth horst ~ ~, Acl!ssn.s, trom
10 10 4. III.
y1yASTEn-A dOoD, HORSE. TARNkss,. ..ANp
w delivery 'waxon: cheap fas cash. No. u Ailwal'
|
, 1876-09-28

DOARD-CLEAS. COMFORTABLE ROOM AND
HUpl rlnlu bakrt by gentleman; wherr there are
no other tNariers preferred. Aldrcsl, With terms
u, lrbNhv UIlte.
J1OAKp-A GENTLEMAN DEslilES To OBTAIN
- haE for biz htuther hoy ot AVG; cum.
II n u. lsoJMl 33j uraEu l'Acllu Hotel.
, 1876-09-28

sltatkea Turkish poat on tho Sllpku ruuj. which.
host,cr by thu cff6rta Ut tic chief waR LETT I'M.
loaeaed. thenu young men cana to tho Village Of
h9So Stlo ami passed ttlsee dnya tctc, Oh thc
apploach Ut tho CircassIaua nnI hashi- -baxonks,
eoMng from Flvyon md Selyi Tho insurgents and
Me gtealer part OF ths inlAhitahts took refuge IN
ne mountains. Tho chiefs of thcue Irregular
ueopa were Dell. NrIjlb, kaln,akah,, OF Plvvar,
,aa Saatu!uh Encndl, 0f Se!Yl. Gn thu a1st vi
f liz ~ troops burned and sacked Noyo selo and
At!!ieu u0l persons, MO Df whom wero women And
ssa}dren, Uut Ut lila humber 1l0 jursol,s were
.ied In the vltaxc ITSELF the rest In lilo mountains
20 near kal0trr. They wcrv uius1Acrol by tho
na1aslslc,. Thu majority Of tla victims were old
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-15
GOING TO THE BALLorBox.
The heWorkinGmeb TO Make Themselves Feared
BY the Politicians.

Nearly two thousand unemployed work.
insmep assembled 10 the Third Avenue Theatre
last evening, NJ. 2. House presiding.
Mr.. Benjamin W. Hitchcock said that while
Second avenue is nearly impossible by spring
vehicles the municipal authorities should not
say. in answer to the cries OF the unemployed
to be done"
Mr.. House said that New York does not be-
long TO Comptroller Green lhissesl nor to Mayor
NickhAm lrenewed groansl but TO all OF It's cit
lzens, and when large number OF them ask
that Necessary work, tending to the perma-
nent Improvement Of the city, be done, it
should be. In the upper part OF the city many
streets are to oe opened, graded. and pave1,
and gas and water mains laid. II no other work
than tho moving ~ ash barrels can be gwen TO
the unemployed. they ought to have that, even
" TWO men are set to removing one ash barrel.
The main strength OF the city should be kept
from demoraIiEation through deprivation and
despair.
john Purcell, an ardent young workingman,
proposed that a society OF workinsmen De
formed In every voting district TO defeat the
election OF every candidate for once VINO does
not pledge himself to look out for the working
men.
Mr. Hitchcock seconded the proposition,
naming next SATURDAY. night for the formation
OF the local and central society. The motion
was carried by scclsmation.