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send order in time for the grent drawing
the Industrial Exhibition Company tof which Genernl
John o. Robinson Lieutenant overner OF this state
r,osdsns 70 be held positively on MONDAY NEXT, oc-
- will 1--WE certificates and the usual agents
uissou consisting OF halt full paid bond Of the above
company.
$40 will 10 certificates and besides whole full
paid bond will be delivered his commits
single certificates arc 81 cach.
Postpone impossible this plan. The COM
pany has had eighteen drawings already post
bOncment.
Premiums ranging as folIows:-
.$1tp,UUO prizes Of S35 600 each
10 prizes Of 5000 each prizes Of - q ftD each
prizes Of 700 u each 10 urzes of 25'On ench
70 prizes Of... GO,OOO each 90 prize -. 10000 each
% prizes of... 5ouUr each 1859 prizes Of -. 500 each
and thousands OF others
orders received before the draw
Ing will be promptly hlIc II received later money will
returned with mail 80
Address, or call, without delay.
MORGENTHAU. BRUNO CO.,
Danksfa 70 Park row. New York Post once box S87
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. ds..


A 10 IaS SfS;iS ExESu19ss 1qsy;sA SALE,
THIS 81 Ply y ddEdSA shEISSAAy sErThEshs r. aaaRp %
sS. & srlxAsF 81 EAsF .is4A SHAPET Il,
s''sssS ,sS s?fiI'S s4's'
rAaT ,HGTrSsh hShsss sf4 sEfR hexR 7nx
's'opfGSEk g. r. SEkR6ME K nj s'iss DEGEssEn Il s os'
BEAUTIFUL s'RTf%inE s%Y GEEEpsa ING E; BAY PRINCE
% % Ss So II os s1an y s
81 Henry gland dam BY American Ecpss: trotsed
THREE heats on G.sn (. and he
horse has been driven by ladies' he is warranted perfectly
THE STYLISH HthRy ANp FAST HsssRNy sGHHEL cELDISo
Il. ron V
Boy and several Others. he is years Sd iS hiads
aH'ss End uMsrSur MARE KENTUCKY GIRL
snaers xSd.sh Belle brandon, BY iiaxh l. french
and fastest SyeaIold slowing three hsa:;in Sao sai
pe the
we'll as the fnsest eentIemans teams that tho
'"s% sss %
Vermont black Hawt dam Lucy reckindsc, BY Breeka
sn
nc % "
endurance. we'll as his great speed make, him very
valuable horse he has good disposition;
kind and gentle In all harness. lady ride drive
him. he in 5 class Mt Bethel w. where ho
has record in 32i: hents under 30
in prvac he gets good hands he win rank with the
best ne is warranted perfectly sound and kind. ,
RELIABLE AND FAST BAY GELDING REPEATER,
6yesrs old I5 hands. raised in .Ornnge county. n y;
sired by Ethan Allen Of Messenger he per-
feet in fine pure GATED square trotter has
he s'a he
s:ssa "rs u
WITH POLE AND Shafts
BEAUTIFUL TOP PONY PiIAETON.
FINE SIDE BAR Tor WAGON, LATEST STYLE.
FINE LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS.
VERY FINE SINGLE HARNESS.
ELEGANT BLACK BEAR AND OTHER ROBES.
Kersey. Dress. Sweat and stable Blankets.
all OF which positively be sold
highest bidders,
regardless vf cost value.
without limit restriction Any gentleman wishing 10
purchase reliable horse will please call and examine and
ride behind any Of the above horses.
Coachman In attendance.
Sae will take plNte o'clock. rain shine. No post
ponement Twenty hours given Tor trial. BY order Of
Y .. v; HERRING Executors
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CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION. 1880 BROAD
OwayAuction, French and Combin aton Pools sold day
and evening on the Jerome Park Races and the PhiA
delphia combination and French tickets - also
French pools the October elections In Indiana and
Ohio to close every evening; tickets So
nNATTERSALLS, ,227 RROADWAY.-NEW COMBI-
nation Pool tickets u cash; 10 night Tattorsa
Auction Pools every evening, at o'clock. Tattcrsas-
French Poos tickets eac Tattersss have their office
tho hill, 1t jerome Park. Book every race.
MCDOU9ALL 4 co.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sSc

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
~ 10. II, ~ and 25 18th st..
near University place.
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sPORTING-Doos. BIRDS. 81.

SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. 90.
A AuCrIoN POOLS SOLD SATURDAY, sErTEMBER
nso on Ruherfurd Park regatta: pools sold on sRs
E,OR sALE-ONE RUSSIAN BLOODHOUND;
largest aad hand'omes. in cy one ST. Bernard very
iaanasna Pups. Italian oana Pups; BLACK
Scotch , and ssys Dogs Of 4, Srssds H. GARDNER cor
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB
Seventh Annual Fall Games
Amateur Championship of America
SATURDAY, September 80. 1876. ai5PM
Mott ay and lso.h st, Mot: Haven Harlem Railroad train
slip and Fulton st. every fifteen minutes
Special Recommendations for ladies'
DoOLs SOLD At a,s RUrLKDGE ST.. NEAR
onion Grounds: Hartford vs. ST. Louis Sc, Louis; Louis
vile vs. Boston, Louisville. SEIBERr McCLOtD.
rAaK SEPT 9 :,
". Fisher names s. 4 7; Stewart
John Rogers names ,s b = m &C Carrie sr Myers
G. Il. johnson names b. m. Miss Drew.
James Casey names by. M. Panic.
sn ssss in G%Tss 'nn'i.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ Fall Meeting; 1875.
Both September 3D. 5th th oih 18th nnd I4th October
Races '''A day pans.'hEIL sELadxT President
c. wnKArLY. Secretary.
fAsod morning and evening at JoHNsON's rooms, Broad
way 2Sth st. the running Jerome Park
and rotting Phadepha each heat and received
by telegraph direct combination book open all
French Pools open 80 A. NJ All orders by
I. b. JOHNSON.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THOMAS
AEXCHANGE. no. BARCLAY ST. on THE RUN
MING RACES AT JEROME PARK; FRENCH POOL
TICKETS, So EACH. 0EOKGE VI. THOMAS.
4 CCTION.-FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
A-od day and evening at New York Turf Exchange Is
2Sth st. the jerome Park running and Phila
de pha Combination pools 81 French pools 81 and
x5 Combination book 81 liable to win 81 90 Open
6ls A. NJ prompt Attention given order. by mail
senger. KELLY 4 BLISS.
TlREEDERS CENTENNIAL TROTTING NETTING,
ID Suffolk Park, Philadelphia,
September "a. ~, 20 and 30 1876.
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GERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ;esS BRoAnWAY.;:
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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ATA SACRIFICE. THREE WORK HORSES; MUST
n sell: work. 57S Greenwichst.
BREWSTER. OF BROOME ST., QUARTER WAGON
n for sale nt private stable 1873 West 3sth 81
GLANCE SELDOM EpUALLED. THE FOLLOW.
"A ing will be sold buyers price Onc Gray
Mare l5x hands, old sound and kind and trot
in JO stivers Road Wagon, weight 225 pounds;
one set single Harness. Whip, Robe and Bankets,
piste; ali above articles in thorough order and
Be- seen 66 East i25th st.
ELEGANT PAIR or CARRIAGE HORsES-BAY.
"A 1917 hands, perfectly matched and broken high scppcs
and very stylish. Can be NJ LA West lIst 81.
a PONY BUILT HORSE; TEAM OF OTHER HORSES;
n separate or togcther $40, SO $50 II Hester ST
FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN II SOLD
"A. .this week.. one hnc leather shifting TOP side bar
Wagon full also single seat koHd Wag
seat Depot Wagon with Pole and safs and
one Phaeton: ct city made single Harness and
one all good Call At 20 East 18th
st., Broadway.
A WORK HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP OK Ex-
Achangc tor u Truck, Wagon or Furniture
GAffNEy. ~ Centre st.
A SPLENDID FRESH MILK DURHAM COW FOR
Asac. milking 20 quarts OF milk day no sale No.
6Ut kast 10Th st.
A II HORSES, FOR BUTCHER, BAKER Oh GRO
A.csr; trial given. 81 0rsst Jones st.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Up TO DkCEN.
1876 by the trustees of the New York and Brooe
lyn Bridge. their Office. II Water st. Brooklyn, n r.
the manufacture and delivery OF 400 net tons OF No
galvanized steel cable wire to be used in the ccnMructior
the main cables o the East River Suspension BRIDGE
Printed specifications containing full inform alton will b
furnished upon application to this Office.
W. a. kOEBLlN1. Chief Engineer.
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LNALL MEETING OF THE WESTCHKSTKR DRIVING
psrk and Agricultural Assoc.ton At the Fair ground
Purses 5000; entries TO close September So r. NJ, At
the Orawaupum Hotel White Plains or at Johnsons Pool
Spirit OF the Tines or the Turf Field and Farm
business stands and privileges will auction ON
Saturday, September 80 inst At r NJ. at tho Fair
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TREEDERs' CENTENNIAL TROTTING XEKTlNO
ID Suffolk Park, Philadelphia,
September "a. ~, 20 and 40 1876

FIRST DAY-wedncsday, September 27.--Revolution
Race 81 800 for three ods eleven cptries from ALI
fornn kcntucky. Pennsylvania, New York Connecticut
and New jersey Also Independence Race Ave
81 800 Following entriesGovernor Spraguc Backwond
Jr.; Elsie Good, Piedmont, Lady Mills, Freshman, Nell
hnmbleton Mnmbrino.
SECOND DAY,rhursdsy, september 2a- Sentimental
Race tor 40 stations, - 500 Closed with Thorndnle
Aberdeen Banker Robert Fulton and MI Despc randnm
Also National stallion Cup. exhibition at Bailey
Co value 81 900 for fastest stations against time during
trial. Sam Purdy ,rsl; Blackwood. Jr, two trials;
THIRD DAY-Fr,day. September 2s-Republie Rae.
for ods S. Closed with entrlcsEchorN
from California; OIL T. Queen. from Kentucky; Black
mans Miranda. from Orange county New York: Saddle
Bell from Virginia; Montezuma, from Long Island Lady
kentucky; Blake Medium. from Philadelphia Also Ma
Purdy one trial; Blackwood. trial Common wealth.
FOURTH DAf--saturday. September 3o-Federal Race
for six ycar-olds 81 500 Following entrics:-A j. Me-
Kmmin's Blnckwool. Jr., from Tennessee; Dame Trot
Boston, Mass Rose~ ood Long Island and Ma
gentn from Kentucky. Also National Cup, value 81 UUQ
Jay uould. trial Governor Sprague, two trials
Purdy, trial Commonwealth, trial Aberdeen,
trials; Mon texumH, three trials.
NOTEThe horses will be started promptly each day At
o'clock r. NJ. special trains suffolk Park will
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot at II NJ,
II 35. and 3o T.. NJ. and from the Same depot to
Paschal Station tho track, at 4 S:1O 93O 10 80
A. NJ, ~ 40 and 80 r. NJ Go early and avoid
ing Tickets and reserved soas ut S2 Chestnut Phils
deiphiA KELLOGG CONLEY.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
THE LOST CAUSE.

A MAGNIFICENT Picture 14xI8 inches
"a in size. prin ed on heavy plate pSpeF.
0eBaiful ia design and artistic in execution.
II represents 4 Confederate Soldier after the
war returning 70 bis heme, which be finds
lonely and desoiate. In r0nt Of the ruined
cottage, telling sal tale Of the mi cries Of
war, are two graves with rude crosses On aue
81 which some friend hand has hung gar
land. To the right The calm river and the
rising mem indicate psaCe and rest. Tire
HsrE seen through the trees, renreseBt the
Southern ross It's a pic ure that gill touch
every Southern heart and shoHli ind place
II every Seth "a hnme. Sent By mail
luoanted o. a roller and Fnst paid On recc Dt
o. % cents, IL ; FOR go csnIs.
Adde'S
JOHN BgRROW 4 90 PBbRsbers.
March Bristol, Tenn.
IsB- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our
cheap and popular picfareL 81 70 ST. per
lay easily made. NJ money required until
pictures are SOLD. Send stamp for cata ogue
and terms
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South Pass.
INTERESTING News FROM THE EADs
JETTIEs. 'aa-
WONDERFUL RESULTS on THE WAVE
ACTION. .ra


Capt. Eads is in receipt of smast
gratifying intelligence concerning
the effect OF the recent southerly
gale upon the 5etty works at Sonth
Pass.
It appears that the original
crest of the outer bar is gone en-
tirely, having been washed away
, by tile wave action of the sea dur
ing the gale.
Within the last few weeks, we
may state, a large amount Of work
has been done on the outer ends,
above high tide, and the wave ac-
ton between the jetties has tended
to raise an unusual amount of de-
post and hold it in solution until
carried out by the river current.
At a point 400 feet beyond the
ietties, seward, there are now 81
feet of water, where, until this
gale commenced, there were but
28 feet-the original soundings.
Where the Matte H. Atwood,
drawing 13A feet. grounded on the
4th inst, just 1000 feet from the
ends Of the jetties, theme are now
16d feet Of water.
The shoalest point between the
ietties is distant 5000 feet from the
ends Of the ietties. From this
point up stream it deepens very
rapidly. The 20 feet depth has
been now carried down one milo
and a quarter from the upper end
of the work.
These changes indicate the early
utilization az the South Pass for
navigation. Capt lads feels quite
confident that before The end Of
the month he will have. more wa
ter between his jettias than ia the
dredged channel at Southwest
Pass. IN. o, Picayune.
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damage, ana We B5Aiefk' lAte ~ esA4s59 ~ "
is uninjured.
DrsrRcr CorRT. The Grand Jury
was discharged last Thursday, having
found six true bills, and ignored eleven
biils.of indictment. The District At
torney has fled four informations
Three criminal cases were placed on
the dead docket, and five disposed Of
by uolle proseq,i. On last Monday the
few petit jurors in attendance (the
petit jury having been previously dis
charged until that day. presented pc
tition to the District Judge, (signed
also by the Calcasieu members OF the
bar, Representing that on account Of the
food the day before, it was physically
impossible for the remainder OF the
petit jury, and for large number of
witnesses in criminal cases to get to
Lake Charles, at least for some days,
pldsrnaying that the petit jury be dis
charged for the term. The facts al
legged in the petition being evident, and
the damage caused by the food re1uir-
ing the presence at home of heads of
families, the District Judge, very
properly, granted the petition, and dis
charged the petit jury for the term.
The civil docket had been practically
cleared during the first week of the
term, and it was only because Of the
impossibility of the Judge and district
attorney returning home on account OF
the food, and because of two or three
civil cases standing on default, that the
court remained in session after the first
week. We are informed that the court
will to-day adiourn sine die. The pratt
1ies between here and OpeIousas being
flooded, the Judge and district attorney
will probably remain here for IL few
days longer. ..-. ..... ....
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sssaz Days slaalt Thou Labor

From the National Granger.
Please notice the language used
in che above quotation. The word
shall does not mean can or will,
but signifies a positive command
without limit. There is in this Ian
guaga as perfect 4 command en-
joining labor as there possibly can
be il commanding the seventh to
be = " day Of rest
Now, kind reader, let MS ask you
whether Won do not commit as
great sin by neglecting to work
during the six days rs You do when
you work on the seventh? Can
you possibly be lazy, idle and un-
employed during the six days with
out breaking the command.
We know many OF our pious
friends think it a horril crime to
work on the seventh day, and yet
will lounge and show an example
Of laziness most demoralizing to
their neighbors during the six
days" This is all wrong, and
should not be INDUCED in, even BY
those who "hape no need to work. !"
Tt has been demonstrated that if
everybody worked two and q half
hours each of the six days that
enough food and raiment will be
produced to supply the human
family. Less time than this en-
ployed by any considerably num-
Der Of persons, necessarily forces
the balance to work that much
longer to compensate natural laws
for the idleness of the drones.
The laboring classes OF. the world,
on an average, are now working
seven and eight hours per day !;
while the drones, bas&iug in idle
ness, consume all the products of
their extra labor. Not only so-but
the drones get the cream of the
product of the laborers' toll, simply
by being socially or politically so
located that they manipulate the
gains which the poor laboring man
creates. Did you ever notice how
the fine, fashionabIy dressed
"drone caste, who break the com
mand during the sixth day, by
chronic idleness and lazy habits.
are. prone to find fault with the poor
Iab0rer, who is unable to rest on
the seventh day, according to their
ideas of rest, but who feels that n
little fresh country air does rest
himself and family, and reinVigor-
atea his worn out muscles that have
been exhausted to ill the working
vacuum that should have been
occupied by the aforesaid "drone
caste? ?"
Well, what we wish to say is
to this "drone caste" Go and full
GIL the law and work the six days,
then will you be suited for the task
of setting an example for the sew
enth. Nature and experience teach
the lahoring man that it is best to
fulfill both commandments.
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To Log slningle Men, and
others interested.

HAVING perfected my Saving Ma
IL chine, those interested are invited
to examine the same, previous to the
18th of October.
The machine for cutting Shingle
Blacks, SaW-logs, Cord wood, ETC., will
occupy space of two feet square. and
weigh two hundred and thirty pounds,
will cut two-foot log through in FIVE
minutes.
The machine for emitting down trees,
and cutting up combined, viii occupy
a space of four by five feet, and will
weigh three hundred and fifty pounds,
movable on wheels
Communications by mail will be
promptly answered. .....
FRANK MOORE.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. 1G, 1875.
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DIR. J. III. billiard,

HAVING permanently located in the
II town of Lake Charles. respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of town and country. Disease
of the throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the nse of the knife or caustic, and
without pain. March 16, 1875,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

Al large Eight-paga Weekly. Organ
al the Baptist Denomination. Should
he III every Baptist family III the land,
Ik is the paper our children ought 20
read. liz Is the paper for all who would
know the truth as it il In Jesus. Sub
scribe for IL 1t once induce your
friends and neighhors 10 do likewise
If You haven't the money. subscribe
for the paper anyhow your Pastor
will make the arrangement for YOU.
Send for specimen copies. The price
Of the Index Is ga = year.
Address all orders To
JAS. II. HARRISON n Co,
Box "a, Atlanta, Ga.
Jan 20, 1876.
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NEW BAKER 81.

GuRISTIAN JOHNSON announces
~ that he has opened a Bakery on
Ryan street, between Echo Office and
Mrs. Sweeney's store. The establish
ment. with All its furniture and appuF-
tenauces, is entirely new, and no pains
viii be spared to merit popular patron
age. Give me call.
May 90, IS75--ly
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ATTENTION.

DETNG IN Immediate need of money,
ID / have authorized my agent, Geo.
III. Wells, Esq, to sell few Of my lots
In Lake Charles at fifty per cent below
their real va'ue. Gail on him aud in
quire prices.
E.E. KIRBY.
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Captain Webb is confident he
will yet swim across the English
Channel because he il webb-footed.
But ia his FIRST attempt he made
ducks and brakes Of his hackers
money. The next time let Webb
foot it.
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Reward.

k1&SAGAA A&G w e%AWe
CTOLEN, January s, 1876, from my
- place near 0pelousas, a sorrall
American horse, 1875 hands high, de-
feet in his right eve good walker,
gentle in harness, branded on left
shoulder about thus
Also stolen, with horse. a new sad
die, small Texas tee, with double
girths, and new black leather bride,
halteg rugged.
will pay $50 to any one who win
give me information By which the thief
can be identified.
q. g. DUSON,
Sheriff Of St. Landry.
jan az, 1876.
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THE WEATHER The late rains we're
followed by sharp frost, with some
ice, last Monday night. The weather
is now cold and cloudy. We can not
learn that the frost did any serious
damage. and we believe tie orange crop
is uninjured.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23

Job Printing of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatness and dis,
patch,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
q. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE or AEBrvAIs AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. at 4. NJ arrives
at Lake Charles next days at n III.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays az 8 4. III;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 4
P M
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers lit the
f0Ilowiny rates
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23

Near tho residence Of 7 i. BiIbo.
Begs to inform his friends aud the
public that he il prepared tn execute
work Is above mentioned i'd first esasa
style. Terms cash,
my3-ly.
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 50 tbs baggage al
lowed to each seat, 20 per cent. deduc-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFIcE 1T Lake Charles, at T.
W. Bryan S store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July g. 1875-1y
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go 600 ORANGE TREES
For SIC, Cheap for Cash,

For Sases Cheap for Cash,
Or on terms, with good guarantee.
will give NIL facilities for payments. ]
have some trees from 5, 4, ), 2 and 1
year old, at the disposition of purchas-
ers; I guarantee these trees to he of first
quality, for the sweetness and size OF
the fruit they viii produce. A redue-
ton will be made ON tho price for those
purchasing large quantity. viii ship
them ia huxes, one or more trees III
each h0x, according to the demand.
Boxes containing - one year oil,
trees, 10 cts apiece. Boxes containing
6 two year old trees, 25 cts apiece
Boxes containing 5 three year old
trees, 50 cts apiece. Boxes containing
4 four year old trees. 70 cts apiece.
Boxes containing ! five year old tree,
81 20 apiece.
". TOUCHY.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. 30-3m
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Another slight frost 77aesday night.

LIGHT HOUSE Last Monday Com
mander Schoonmaker, Of the U. s.
Navy, was here on his way to Oalcasien
Pass, to locate the site Of the new gov
eminent light house there.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-29
UCTION SALE.

"A The undersigned will sell at public auction
on the . lst day of July, A. d. 1876, beginning at
one o'clock in the afternoon at the dwelling houes
occupied by Truman lockwood in Bristol, the
personal property belonging to Truman Rock
wood, bankrupt, consisting of 80 cows, colts,
4 hogs, together with wagons, farming tools, IS
bushels of oats and other property belonging to
said estate. ID. W. NASH, Assignee.
New Haven, July &, 1876 l5w3
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COUNTY NEWS.
RIPTON.

AS specimen of Observation-Disclosures
we can present the case of a gent who
lost the drive wheel of his moving ma.
chine while moving and drove quite q
distance before noticing it.
"A few days ago an infant child of
George Young fell down through hole
cut for a stove.pipe in the ground floor
into the cellar and striking on a stove
received severe injuries
"A claim agent in an adjoining coun.
ty who has been very fortunate in obtain.
ing pensions for soldiers in past years has
in one case seen fit to charge s35 for get.
ting pension increased, and obtaining
s22 of that, before the application was
forwarded to Washington.
On the 22ud nine year old girl Of
j. s. Chandler while at play near cart.
body that set up against barn, tipped il
over on her, striking her on the head and
iDjuring her severely. DR.. Ross OF East
Middlebury was called and the patient is
considered out Of danger now. though il
will be some time probably before she
will be able TO be about again.