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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

in regular order, about two-tbirds
of the men being armed with
muskets and rifles Of different
patterns, AMI shot-guns, whilst
the remainder were we'll provided
with side arms.
There must have been, besides,
from three to four thousand unat-
tached armed men in the viciu-
ity.
ON THE MOVE.
About half-past 10 o'clock the
militia, headed by Gen. Ogden,
Adiutunt General Behan and aids
D. B. Penn, Theo. Shute, J. O.
Nixon, Jr., Buckner, Dupre and
others, began to move from La
foyeLte Square into Tchonpitou-
las street, where after little de-
lay, the order to march was given,
and the column proceeded down
TO Canal, into New Levee, and
down to Toulouse, where they
we're halted by Gen. Ogden.
At THIS JUNCTURE
a large body Of mem: wore seen
coming in double file from the
direction of the French Market
and halt in front of Jackson
Square, which, upon inquiry, was
found to be the old battalion Of
Orleans Artillery, under command
of Capt. J. B. ViDet.
Capt. W. j. J. Armstrong was
pow detached from the main COL
umn, and took position at the cor
ner of the levee and St. Ann street,
and another company took posses
sion of Jackson Square.
In a few minutes more
CAPT. GLYNN's ARTILLERY
company came dashing dowp Old
Levee street, and urlimbered his
two-inch Napoleon guns, one at
the corner of St. Peter and Levce,
and the other at the corner of St. |
Ann and Levee, and directing the
pieces at the Court House.
TTT7 A-yTvrTTT II
Col. Handy, Sheriff of ths parish
Of Orleans, with an immense crowd .
surrounding him, was demanding
admission to the Supreme Court
through the Third Precinct
without avail. About
half-past II o'clock Capt. Archi-
bald Mitchell, with his we'll armed
company of militia, arrived at the
station, and in a short time the
MetropOlilaHs in charge surren-
Iered. There Was still the Supreme
Court entrance to be gained. The
courtroom was in charge of about
twenty FIVE MetropoIitans, several
deputy eherifs and few lawyers
being in attendance. the Metro
pOIitans, under Capt, Gray, still
persisted in maintaining posses
sion of the court, until finally one
If the deputy sheritfs surrepti,
:iously walked down stairs and
opened the ponderous iron gates,
and Capt. MitcheIl's company
ook possession of the court, the
MetropoIitans up stairs giving
themselves up to Deputy Sheriff
iolding.
AT NOON.
Chief Justice Manning, with
Associate Justices Adelaide De-
Blanc and Eagan on his left, and
Associate Justices r. II. Mari and
spencer on his right, and Col.
Roman as Clerk, were installed in
heir seats by Sheriff Handy, and
n full possession of the court
Dom the first motion before the
,oult being made by J. J. Finney,
esq, regarding the fixing of cases
or a hearing.
THE UNITED STATES FORCES.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

Read the advertisement of the
new frr2 of Bryan & Clement
BY reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that DR.. J.
q. Munday has resumed the proc-
tice Of medicine and surgery in
Lake Charles.
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We have received the following dis
pitch from the representative Of Cam
eron parish
New ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1877.
We consider the Kangaroo govern
ment gone up, and think the Nichols
government all hight.
A. w. GILLESPIE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

Waco, Texas, one of the largest and
most hourishing cities in that State,
rojoices in the possession of a daily
newspaper the Waco Daily Examiner
published daily and weekly by J. W.
Downs. The Examiner is large and
handsome sheet, and its publisher is
one of the most genial and accom-
pished journalists of our acquaintance
The Daily Examiner can be found at
our office.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
THE UNITED STATES FORCES.

In the characteristic words of
the French, the assemblage on La
fayette Square and the move to-
wards Jackson Square was made
sans tanabOw8 nj t,ompettea =; it was
one of the quietest demonstrations
that has ever been Witnessed in
the city, and the silence which
marked it was not broken until
the column marched by the south
ern side of the Custom House, the
windows of which were filed with
Federal soldiery, who gave the
boys a hearty cheer, which was as
heartily returned.
At a quarter to twelve o'clock
foar marine officers and two pri-
Yates, each carrying poles four
feet long, to which Uuion flags
were attached, entered the St.
Louis Hotel by the Royal street
entrance, and it was rumored later
that they were on the roof of the
building signaling to the navy in
the river.
GENERA AUGUR.
A rumor was in circulation TO
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
CAPT. GLYNN's ARTILLERY

company came dashing down Old
Levee street, and urlimbered his
two-inch Napoleon guns, one at
the corner of St. Peter and Lovce,
and the other at the corner of St.
Ann and Levee, and directing the
pieces at the Court House.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

% * J. !
The opening paper In APPLETos's
JOURNAL for April is on the Austrian
Arctic Expedition, derived from Julius
Payers New Lands within the Arctic
Circle" The article Is illustrated with
fifteen excellent engraviugs. depicting the
scenes and incidents of the expedition.
The other articles of the number are Of
notable variety: an excellent short story
of New York life, by Thomas Dunn Eng
lish; one by the lamented young Albert +.
Webster. the last production from hi.
pen, bearing the title Of The Owner Of
Lara" third. entitled sThe Wild Doves
Nest" a Russian Easter-stoFy. There is
an entertaining sketch under the title Of
"A Hero Of the Old Regime" which de-
scribes the remarkable career Of the Mar
shall de Richelieu, and q paper BY George
Cary Egglestou, on PHASES Of Russian
Life" which contains many interesting
facts CHERRY Ripe!" Is continued, and
is full Of fresh interest. There are other
papers, poems, etc; and the editor. who
discusses many current topics, gives some
statistics in regard to the New York saw
ings-bank. which are Of great value, and
prove the the general frustworth y charac-
ter OF these Institutions. s
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The following instructions concerning
Teachers Ex limitations has been received
by our County Superintendent from Prof
CIV Won Cosllen. Super.ntendentsof Pub
lie Instruction.. Thinking they might in,
ferest our readers We publish them en-
tire: asl
At a meeting Of County Supcrint endenls
held in Grinnell in December last, IL was
agreed that the plan OF uniform examina-
stions should be tried.
We publish herewith Is questions on
'caci, branch, expecting that ten will be
chosen for the examination. The ques-
lions grow more difficult toward the
end.
An average of90 per cent. should be
,miuimum requisite for first class Ger
zifcatc, 80 per cent. for second class
certificate, and 20 per cent. for third
class certificate. No person should re-
ceiye certificate whofaIls below 80 per
SCENT in any of the essential branches
Arithmetic. Rcnding, Spelling. Grammar
or Gsegraphy- No certificate should be
renewed or endorsed
1t is desirable that all certificates should
expire about che Time Of the Normal In
stitute. The sheet should Be cut 10 allow
bit one sst n stsstions 10 The hands Of
the applicant.
tind that Il issssc 01,inien Of most Su-I
pcrintendents that ! nisdm.in aas should
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

ECLECTIC MAeAzINE.-The Eclectic for
April presents an admirably engraved
portrait of William Black, tie popular
novelist, and in the letter-press the edi.
tor gives brief but appreeiative sketch
of his life. The literary contents of the
number are as follows: Geographical
and Scientific Results of the English Arc
tic Expedilion;'' IA new work on Russia,
being review and synopsis of MIR. Wall
aces excellent book; faciratlng bio
graphical sketch of Edmund Kean;'
"Grcat Storms; !" Recent Music and Mu-
sicians. with special reference to Mendel-
ssohn; scientific examination of SHES
merism. Odylism, Tahle-Turning and
Spiritualism," by DR.. w. B. Carpenter;
':The Poet in the City, Inside the
House of Commons;" Hmmony;' "Other
Worlds and Other Universes," by Richard
A. Proctor, B. A., F. r. S.; wits and
Wlttlcisins," and 'The Jews in Europe
In addition to all these good things. there
are three chapters Of Mrs. ELEPHANTS In.
teresting story Of Young Musgraye, land
copious editorial notes on home anil for
eign literature, science. and art. o.
Published by E. r Pelton, % Bond ST.,
New York Terms, % per year; Single
number, As cts. ass
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~ IN, fW3fer', lines
o. ,--E..z...ss... -. -
besISs S,Gsss-rr.eees. q
81
fer some n1l< wS 9a g l,s;'E '5.'n 'ssel "a
''''e o. lietel oars lorthe Vmaha ana Caia z.
orn'a inc y ihe ci'scaeo = Sostn y cste'n
ha''way- "nen asheu apou' VT ."'s'
the oilacers have uniformly evaded : u'Eec'
reply. otf icpof'of'a' 'ns'''c's 'aus''
US 20 inves.igate iol Ourselves. "e navy
oonc So anu arc snapicl y s'ale pos4is'rss
that such me WIN DC started ~ Inc earfs
SPRING ana that tne cars are no" being
oui' Inc Iacs"''' no ioasef DC ses's'
sais q ~ : V = Y
lic. fit.s ss,.s,,s..
sfuur OF thc :'os1, ma snshcsAt Hosel e''s
-::i'a'l haye been nui't nnyoMe'e are now DC
lng con truc'eu ~ sis ru i.ha : fs'aoe D"i
company expressly 'or th's me. hcsc
Cars viii b,sixty feet long, ten feet VIDE,
and len feet high, with II sections, ono
roo,,,f - III, table roon for six NOR
. -. ~
sousJ' ana onc s'aee Ioo'n' iocsiucs '"e
Kitchen, china closet, dressing room, etc.
The interior will be finished with black
~, ,c,,;t. w..lnn, m.,,,ao,v Franc,, aeb
" - : - Z,
and curled maple, the place CT the usual
Z head lining Icing filed in with foreign
nolishea woods: the panels between tile
.,s, II. III ~ ~ ~. for,;., I,urc1 and
",i' NY - = S"A' y -. -
otaef Cisiatornia WOOL inc lamp hAsofeS-
window fastenings, door hardware, etc,
.r;,l he .f,f ,rirp.e platcd silver. The ND
- ~. ~ 20 r;oi, u,
As'sss's - ~
PLAIN reps, corresponding UNI narihohiA-
ing with the wood finish of the sides and
,,,of ~ The cars Between each set of seats
~. ~, Mill occormodota
= sp''o' ~ " '""s - -
four persons comfortably, put as RUE
are not expected to seat more than two
ncrsons The rlass and chinaware for
.da 7. n.a.
VIC ''oios "'o w oS ne n
den, Germany, from patterns seiecteu
from the Royal Dresden exhibit that was
al the Centennial Exhibition and SO great
a.,;,aa FL, ,;ao. ~ s;,,,er ,v,ra
au '''ieu low p''o "
glass ware and chinaware VIII nave the
monogram Of the Chicago & Northwest
90, ,oad MARKED thereon The Kitchens
an - 4 ..d ,,,s. No
80. III ,,;a.Js -. .,.,,
tunes from '"o oo'n"s '"'@s 80" $50
the occupants OF the DeIt,s- On each car
wnlsbe q steward, two cooks, three wait
a~s and a c,amherm,;a to wait unon In.
~ CIV =. :. ~ ;.,aa,;aso - ~.
ny pa'rons' - 'nc 'h'.n'o' - ny
company to furnish the best meals that
money can buy. and choice wines and CT
800. ~, 10 otto;noh,o nv those desiring
s''s W. e
those i. XurleS.
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hnnn Can't be made by every
YOOO business we furnish, but
those willing to work can easily earn $
dozen dollars day right in their own .
calities. Have no room TO explain neTe'
BUSINESS pleasant and honorable Wo-
men, and boys and girls do as well as
men. We viii furnish you compiete
Outfit free. The business pays petter
than anything else. We will bear ex-
pcpse OF starring you. Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all classes
in need Of paying work at home, should
write 10 us aud learn all about the WORK
at once. Now is the time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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G. & NV.
LINES.

- - WV
Chicago q North estcrn RailUa,
-. 49,. on.,o.
C"s pa;,rav Lanes Of the WEST ana Wop pret
xrEST and wi m its numerous Branches M IN
~ I c.;n,,s forms The shortest and onictesi coa
,ets.sn Chicago and ali points in Ul;nojs W ae
G, nsin, N, rthern Michigan. MINI scia, Iowa
NebrneK', Caiiorn'a al" 'ne western ierrl'orAs
A' oman. and California Line
IL tbe shcrte Il and hest route betern C,c...
and ali noipts In Northern Illino a Iowa naIo.sSe
Nsh aka, wyoming. Colorado Utah. NsrsSa
California Or, gOr, China, Japan and Au ,traiis
It's
ryhsr.Uo. st. Paul 4 NTiuneapo,is Hin.
-. r,.- - i'
Is the snort me- pe.Msen III s 81 anu all points
IN Nsnn.fn WIS vns a anu M, hI m and for
Mad son, ST Iaui. M'hueaPuns, DuIuth, and al
points IN the oseal Nof'hwes us
La Crosse, W1nOna 4 st. Peter Line
r. N. ,.est route between Oh icap, and l., r-o..
Wim"na Roehester Owat,nua. Mankato 81 1 Ts,s
NJ, IrI,, and ali no,nts i'm Southe, n and tant
1,;r,,esnts GtsI 'N >'"'"
UFeen NAY :" Hhar4uc'ie Line
Is the only line between Chicago and Jantsyill,
Watertown Fond du Lac, Oshkosh Appeto,
Green Bay Eschanaba Negauuee Nai1ue,t,
try. Its
u-..,,crt r. n,,h,nu. tn,
,-.... rt.-
is the only route retwee" Cneaso and kgin,
k0ckiold, ffeeport, ana MI polh's VIA tieepsrt.
lis
Chicago Il Milwaukee Line
I. ,hs aid Iahe shore Route and ia ,ho o,tr -.
nassine h. tween Chicago and Ey"ns,on IaIs
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that a petition
has been presented to his Excellency, the
Governor of Iowa, asking for the pardon
.0f John Mahanny, now confined in the
Penitentiary at Anamosa Iowa, for the
crime of'man- slaughter, and that said pc
tition is under advertisement. and any
person feeling Interested therein can file
demonstration against said petition, for
the pardon of said canvict. 49, 7.
Toledo, Iowa, Mar 90. 1877.
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SToIEMx

From Rev. j. How'd. at Cedar Rapids,
on Tuesday evening, March Goth, pocket
book containing large sum of money
and note for $4,000, due one wear from
date, payable 10 J. How'd from E. i. VIII
cox, and dated March, 20th, 1877. Notice
is hereby given lhal pa ylnent on said note
has been stopped. E. /. Wilcox.
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! Cluster Of Golden Opinions
FOR THE
BRADBURY PIANO.

Have manufactured and in use owe Il 900 ipstrn
| merits.
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its adar ia.
uon 70 tne human voice as an accompaniment
owing to Its sympathetic, mellow. vet rich ana
powerful singing tones.
"a From personal acquaintance with this firm
We can IN, orss them as worthy Of the fullest con-
fdence Of the public. We are using the Bradbury
Pianos in our families, and they give entire sat
isfacton. ''"s
Persons at distance ed feel no hesitation in
sending ftr Their illustrated price-list aud order
ing from IT, or to order secondhand Pianos and
Organs. The. are reliable.
Mrs U. s Grant, Washington. Gen. O. E. Bah
co *, Washington: Gen W: II, Beiknap. secreI ary
war. Chief Justice. S. p. Chass'. Aciniral d. Is
Porter Washington. Columbus Delano. Sec. Int
T. M u. Creswell. Wash. Rev o. nj TiYonv
Wash. Robert Bonner. n. Y Grand Central liz,
Howard, Wash Bishop E. s. james, N. Y. Rev
Or. John McClintoek. D,. james Cummips. Conn
Rev W Nor Punshon. Lond. T. $. Arthur. phil.
Wash. Rev. j. N. Walden. Chicago. Rev r. "
Halheld- Cincinnati. Rev. L B. Bugbie Cincin-
natl Dr.; J. N. Reid New York. DR.. .
P p Sams' Salt; Dr., H. b RidgawayN Y Philip
=; .Fischer PHI. Rev. J. E. Cookman. N. y
Chaplain McCabe. Chicago Rev. A. J. Kynett b.
D D Rey r., Daniel Curry; D; D: Rev. W. H. DePuy
Wise. N. Y. Sands St. Church. BROOKLYN. Rish
op Merrill, ST. Paul. Bishop l. W. Wiley Rev
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pr. 7. Dewitt Talmage, says: Friend Smith i
Mtthodist, but his pianos are all orthodox !: von
ought to hear mine talk and sing ~ : 80 go
bishop ,Ames says MY Riadhury. Piano 4
:ound, after aseyere test aud trial, to Be- eaua II
~ you promised. and is in all respects in
q t1ne ana singing qualities. everything that
Baltimore, Md. Jan. 1874. " - a Aks;
co Df a. =. - :. Mayen says MY Bradbury Piano
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser. having been pernan
emily cured of that tread disease, Con-
sumption, bya single remedy, is anxious
TO make known to- his fellow sufferers the
means of cure To all who desire it, he
will senda copy of the prescription used,
free of charge,l with the directions for
preparing and using The same, which they
will find SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address,
Rey E. A. WILSON,
194 Penn St. Williamshurrh, \. Y.
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Observation-Disclosures five miles north
east of this place, there lies good sized
farm, poss essed by Mr.. W. Sprole. 1t
comprises ECO acres mostly arabic land
The place is well stocked, having 160ca
tie; including 20 young calves and one
durham bull, Ave years old, weighing
1900 pounds and 1875 hogs, also a num-
Der horses, colts, etc. The place is quite
we'll improved, and betokens in every re-
spect the prosperous condition of its own
err Traer Clipper,
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WATERS' Orchesirion chimes ORGAN

i.stiie most beautiful
In style and perfect
IL, tone ever ninde.
II has Aecclebrated
Concerto stop, Will.
ch Is a 6nc Imitation
offhs Human Voice,
and two and n half
Ocfnves Of bells tn.
ned in perfect hnr.
mouy with ihsrceds,
q tkeir effect i max-
icni & ciectrifyiEg.
WATERssCLARls
ANA lkRf.HESTRa
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Which were offered some years a2n AZ
premiums by the publishers of the Coz
GREGATIONALIsT.
The photographs are mounted on stiff
cardboard, and are IA by Is. They are
intended to impersonale the characters
delineated by Milton in his weIl-knowa
companion Poems, ''I Penseroso" and
'LAllegro.r
The Chromos are mounted ready isr
framing, and are 10 by 12 They form a
beautiful pairillustrative both of Amer
can and Swiss see lerv, and are peculiarly
suited, by reason of their similarity in
subject, treatment and coloring, 10 be
companion pictures.
The selling price OF The four pictures
was 81; ut as we have no further use f0r
them premiums. we now offer offer the
balance on hand ut the merely nominal
price OF 6Ocents for either pair. OF one
Dollar for the four. They may be taken
At our counter, or they will be SEM b,
mail, postpaid. All orders should be
sent with the money to
w. l.. GREENE & co.
~ l Somerset ST., Boston
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Maga.ins

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well-digcsted iRfor'nation upo the great
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contsin mastery criticisms on all that is
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he Inter -Oesail.

Three EdIt: |
a@kIu SSH kekIy ana Daily. |
Ettab1 ed less liskn|llve wears asogas
a NRe}5t sentat I've n Pu bIicsn, Paper, !
pledged to nisfhtai6 md defend The prih-
ciplcs and organization OF the National
Republican PARTY, the INFER OCEAN
was early pushed to the forefront at
journalism an achieved a success un
p-eeetleDted 10 the history of such enter
prses. By universal assent il. has besn
assigned position as
The Leading Republican
Paper in the Northwest.
Mol s,ione on it's poiisc1 character does
the INTER OCEAN rest It's claims to
|pupurir favor Trains arfhe nigiicstcx
cellcnce in all departments, and in his
era Of progressive Journalism aspiies to
position among the best
Tilez INTER OCEAN makes especial
claims as m
"A Family New 5papeT.
It's columns are carefully 81 r1ed
against educational matter, and every eff
fors is made to render it a pleasant and
profitable companion tothe home fireside,
The Commercial De-
paytme;1t, % z,
Is conducted with great care, and every
thing possible is done to make the
Market Reports
such as the FARMERS and BUSINESS
MEN of the Northwest can rely rpoD.
The Agricultural De-
portment,
Is carefully edited by gentlemen of abili-
ty and experience. In Literature, Local
and General News, Foreign and Domestic
Correspondence, and everything that goes
to make
First-Class Newspaper,
It is not excelled by any publication in the
country The INTER-OCEAN isa
National Newspaper.
one that will be found useful and inter
esting to Americans in every part of the
globe. While it especially represents tie
Great interests of the
Northwest,
Il is National in its views and comprehen-
sive in its gatherings. Firm in its
political faith. it is not bigoted, and IN all
discussions aims to be candid, dignitic1.
and above personal abuse.
The INTER OCEAN has the largest ag-
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lishctl in the Northwest. 1t is sent 70
! more than 1000 Post-offices, distribut ed
| in every State and Territory in the U nit
| ed States. in all the British Province 5, and
numerous foreign States and couD' ries.
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THE Way RI Will BR SOME DAT

Last evening John Dietz, who keeps .
shop of some kind at the west end OF
town concluded he would 60 to church For
achange; did SO. and left a lamp burning
on the counter. On his return he discov-
cred his shop was on fire, the lamp had
exploded and the fire had reached the
side of the building and had all the symp-
toms of first class fire, as the wind was
fresh from the west. Ills building adjoins
Yields Hardware and is contiguous to
MoIrison's grocery, Bonney's drug store
and Brooks s. Moore's bank, and ne human
agency could have p reverted a disastrous
confagration.
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