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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-27
MONDAY, Oct. ], 1877.

MONDAY, Oct. ], 1877.
This being the regular meeting, the
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: VIM. Meyer, Mayor; Alder
men J. P. Geary, F. A. Gallaugher, G..
P. Hampton, r. Broderson and J. b.
Kirkman. -,
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved. s '"~
The following report was read and
ordered spl cad upon the minutes.
To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen OF
the town of Lake Charles, La
We respectfully report that after ex-
animation of the graveyard, we find ii
impossible tolay off the anne, properly,
until the weeds, brush and grass be first
removed.
We would therefore respectfully re-
commend that some action be taken by
the Board TO have the grave yard thor
oughly cleaned OF all undergrowth,
brush and grass, at an early date.
Signed. VIM. Meyer, Mayor,
G. P. Hampton,
2. Broderson.
F. A. Gallaugher,
J. P. Geary,
j. B. Kirkman.
On motion of j. B. Kiraman, the
town Constable was instructed to con
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-27
Town Council Proceedings.
TUESDAY, Sept. 18Th, 1877

TUESDAY, Sept 18Th, 1877.
The Board met pursuant to ajourn-
nent. Present: G. P. Hampton, p.
Broderson. Absent: Mn. Meyer, May
or; J. B. Kirkman, F. A. Gallas,gher,
6. P. Geary.
There being no, quorum, the Board
adjourned until the next regular meet.
ing.
Approved: =.a
WIN. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest:
THAD. MAYO, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-27
EIX'S FERRY
AND STORE,
mile aboye Lake Charles on the
Calcaaia,1 River.

mile above Lake Charles on tne
Calcasieu River.
Pc undersigned wishes to iuform
|raveling public and Stock Droyers
he has put his Ferry and beef pens
pod repair, and is ready to accom-
|ate aD who may wish to cross with
with everything that is generally
lred by stock men and travellers.
as large safe Flat, suitable for
Eng any kind Of stock; also two
9ooms forswimming. Pasturage
Pon side Of the river, freeof charge.
sps constantly on hand Q full sup
groceries, Provisions and For
the very lowest priessl
fsA III. d. NIX.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-27

COrneiilas Munday, NJ. D.,
EvING permanently located in
Lake Charles, offers his profes-
pal seryices 10 the citizens OF the
p and surrounding country in the
ftice of Medicine, Surgery and
tetrics.
pills promptly attended either day
light. Office aud residence, on Bill
treet, near telegraph office.
hn l6-M
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, 1877-12-18
SUICIDE,
VU|N{0I3
rs oI. -.

6necsdi Essoaseh to Tia CAicaga Tribune,
MADISON, Wis, pcr.. 17.-AnnIo O'Notl, a
young Irish girl about 20 years Vi age, who t,as
been working as srconl Elrl in une Ut our !rsr
fatn,ltcs. committed suicide Saturday uight ty
taklng strycantHe. 8on'e $50 hAl been stolen
from tho house whcrs she workcl. Sto had
uot been charged NTH Tue theft. but un otllycr
Iuesttoncd both gisls in regard to II, Early IN
dTug-stuFcs In town nn1 askc.l for stryrhalnr,
but was refused in all cxrent Tho
lost, wllers she procured largc quantity. wunt
lIu!nc, tuck part Ut II, anal throw tho hulunrG
away. She was gkH In cUnFlllstouA. Medical
ai,l waa summoned 1t once, hut tho medical
Eentrlaeu were unable to ts,lles her any
assistance. sha protested lcr innocence DQ her
Ieat ath.bcd, but acknowledged hcr act was pro-
n!ctiitatea, d sho hal bttore bought putsou.
A. shs WA not charged with thclt, other causes
must have prompted tbs rash net. There has
bten considerable excitement among friends OF
the gt1l, who Cla!1n thu pul1co actel harsAIy
tuWarls hrr. Ons officer wa assaulted OH the
skrcet ta-tily, but knocked the sufan down.
PRiscEIoa, ILL.,, Der. IA profound sensa.
slon pryyalls here thss n!1rnluE, growing out uf
the suicidal act Ut Milan Flint one uf our FRINGE
ton merchants, by which tsa tut q pcsIud to blu
existpuee. II seems lhat at,out ) o'clock tAs
4norning he got upout Of his bed mid deliberate.
" cut ILLS thruAt from ear 10 car With razor
sud dlc4 shortly after, Dir. Flint Leaves q wild
aud tive children In reasonably good grcun.
stances, a. he owned two farms. lie was
turulhvr of the alcthuti4t Episcopal Church.
where he attenusd serS!rc ycsterday(n apparent
past twp weeks, decn very desuopIcnt gu az
count ot bud health. Tbs Eoruucr'& Inquest il
now being held. and tho huusu u >usFouudeu by
large crowd Ut people.
, 1877-12-18
CASUALTIES,

~ IffGr5ph 10 -fftr juFk HtFslf1
WiLKEsBAnHE, Pa., Dee. l5.-Tllc borough of
WliItchayct', III this r.'ltnty, was this moruing
thrown into fever Ut excitement by startling
cyuat which bItts fair to trlng l,utlr,llng Into
d ha!f-dozcn worthy families. 1t appears that
on Thurs'lay last u furnsrr natncl Fa.rtlll
completed llls fa!l 1lnughterlns, and, as is rus.
toGlary, remembered u humber OF lis friends
atM relatives by sending them liver puldIngs,
h1ude III tho us.,al manner, from, pofttous
of tho slaughtered an.tnos, anil which Ly
1nanY ara considered a Krcat luxury, Alter
tslest Ellts eul tecu sent tu tho yArluua friends
III QUESTION tho lncInbers of Mr, Fatrchflai's
ia1Htiy live IN nutnhcr) Wcrc takcn suddenly Ill,
anu ~ soun IL IIoas!blu pllYalylan was sum.
!nonti, Who prUIunltetl thu general nla!ady tn
bG thp result u poison, orels,.',lu3 II, all tho
tlons. Jhv physician Investigated thu matter
u wG'l nA Ilu could ur.llcr llu etrcg1s,sta.
aih! cl'nc to the eohclus!on that tho family lad
been pnaoncd by tho liver buildings. III tl.t,
al'Actie9 " all chclncal examination tle could
nut tril tl,r nature Ut the tIuisnn.
as suui&u8 II wills Ascsrt4tHau that tho pospn
was contalnel ln tbs pudding, wura was ti,n,t.-
IAtsiy sent tu tllt puFtIts tu whom donations
tla been forwarded, hut tn tnally caSes ti.e In.
seIlfgcuco cafne ton late, w Il WAS discovered
that ut less than twcllty-tl,rce |crd,i1s Iii White.
liasen were suffering tnu most iltctso agony, q
ttY result Ut catlnE tho poisuilcd .la.nty.
Late a'!firts to.ulsi4 from thu excited COM
aIuHttY teAl tu tbs btlfef tllnt scYeral tsrkuns
will dis, Two wcll-kl,own pl,yslclans Ut this
city went tu Whttehavon tllsa afternoon on
sptcl calls. Tho belief Ii that the puison urxl-
hate III Tic copper kettla usel in preparing ths
pudding,
, 1877-12-18
NfINNEEf1TA

sNe'a& Di.ptseA 10 7as &siea7a Trtsan.
sr. PAUL. MIuu.. Dec. l7.-A Duluth letter
to tho Ui.Aseh alleges that Lutaes 3ieuleu.
ball, wheat operator, lutte School Treasurer,
has disappeared without turning over ths l..
trct funds to bis SUCCESSOR.
1n tho several cases for trcspasa on tho publ[s
timber iauds, In which pleas Ut guilty were ea.
ssFed ou Saturday, Judge D!llou to-day impos.
Cd tues Of $l0 to SIS, with ous days impsl.ou-
tnent- Tbs Judge ayatn warned ufIenlers that
these Light sentcnce. Should not be psceedeuts
III lIke eascs Of iuture occurrence. Thu civil
suits a@ainst D1y u Sous, Of Minneapolis, for
tItn6eE tEespaea. were argued aud takrn undef
uuviaeHisnt. Tl!r defense set up w,s that The
land ou Which tue alleged l1s.ra,. useurred
, 1877-12-18
ALLEGED llllclI SUGARS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-THE Commission ID.
polluted BY Judge Giles, Ut shs United states
District Court, 10 appraae essgocs OF sugar
seized by tbs Government Tor forfeiture. arc not
unaniMuus III thslF report u ~ the value Vi thu
susaFs. Two uaembera considered ~ cents .
fair valuation. aud ~ decided, ssxlnst the oosu.
iou Vi Col. ChAtnbesta!ll, SpcyIa! Agent VI the
much hghst figure. 'T0e apprulsrtncut payers
were PREPARED tor lling III tho tuitcd States
district Court. and tho imtusters vii give !
aonti aud withdraw the sugars fur sale oE chip
Ii
, 1877-12-18

such spcrulatiors ~ the 1ast and most rrolita-
blr, md fnlufge'! IN them II. large extent.
~ Will he thus seen that all tn evidence In
h"th rascs wns entirely cir,ssnsl lantfnf, ,-simrlr
tnttter OF difference or probability. All history
slss,ws That, wllcn men arc tried fUr their lyrs
or lihrritrs on such le<tt1,ny the verdict II
thlk1.tn III ifie public srnt tFncnt PREVAILING hi
the ss'i1ininnity towards thr defendants, rather
than The truth warranted !,y the facts cttritru
IN t!,c testimony. TIE grrat maxim that las
tnn.lo tho tnntntn Inv oF Et'ctanl the pride
and boast 0f civilization, ts,-Wft: That NIL mc,
nli1l su presumed nnuccmt untIl proven Uuiity,
has l"r,l reversed III t1rst t"asrs. The defend
a't* "cre 1cEnrs!ch as guilty ns,lrs. they cn.u
prurc themselves !utl.Hc1.t. AS IL was tlv,sst-
bic to t"tlor,n such feat ct['t faily III sl,rtl
c"tnnlunlty, they were rondcn,Hrl icfure their
trials lmynn.
''As stated at the n,ltscs, these trials liaye a
far.rcHrhig Significance atul e!Ttct. Tie csnrr,l
pcoPic arr depressed leyunl tt,casMrc, piwttl-
standing alt thu htIll.sulHtg rr.'tnisrs u inr
litits'f and *oetal r,l,nltty unI truireltott nf
ehets fuhts; they feci Tint tctr ttcst nf.i rust
prominent leaders arc l'rny i,crsrcutstl for III.
oser taliao tla a'efnr faithful aInl determined
Republicans. III their sorr.w a,nl dsa,pt,int-
Eent. their ycarHngs Htht ilnlc* nrc luuktn0 tn
wnr.!* I-hcrEa. wl.ert tho white nun WHO have
robhcl nnd oppressed them for llearly three
Centuries caC 10 10 nu tougcr,H
, 1877-12-18
AllSON.

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., l}cc. 17.-At s o'cloek
yesterday William Hughes Il Co.'s hardware
store Oil broadway WIZ discovered to bo on fire.
When cxtin4uishcd 1t was fuuu4 to ee1,tain ll9
pounds OF powder In threa different places Of
the house. One hundred and nluety-six bales
OF cotton. saturated With vuat-oil, wess seat
tered oyeT the house. Seyenty three pounds Ut
powder. Ia ona bulk, were within t4sse feet of
metallic spoon. Had eithcE QUO OF the
packages Of powder exploded. it tnIgLt
have killed the eutlre Fits Department. tbs
men Were woFklug IN tho rear aud trout, and n
ycFy elose proximity u tbs flrc. The house had
been iRntted ln Iour places. The booka ot lte
establishment were burned. Tho stock was tu.
surrd for $9,uO0 tn the state.tof Nashville.
, 1877-12-18

patents nrc very important, shonld not he cx-
cr.tci from moving fnrll,cr hearing whenever
future case may be presented for consillcra-
ttou.
sTnAT PROPERTY.
For several years the t'nyrrnmcnt Eas con-
slercd tI,t feasibility nf nbtainInx The snotty
ami other trnpcrsy In Europc belonging to tic
Southern Confchrracyh ut the time nj It's
downfall. Several agents were srnt Ia EUROPE
tn Investigate anu teta,rt a. 10 tho nrno,lnt III
such property still stan'ttnR IN tilc name nE tie
confe.lsr1ry, but nothing definite was ever NJ.
cllnplshca. During tho closing months Of
President Grants Administration the tEncst.on
df nhthtHtng this property wns seriously dis
cussc.l tn the Cabinet, and the matter assunrti
a .lc!nitc form, In q report submitted 10 the
Gablnct by The then Secretary of the Treasury.
It was llltfn,ate.t that The value uf this
property woulf rcach frutn *t0,000,nW to
s15,MN,tND, and II Wis llc,eycl tl,ut tho United
States tiogcrnment cbild rrcoyer the same,
On nccuttnt At the approaching change fiji the
Administration, the matter was allowed In r..
Mau tn satu qilu. The present Administrator,
have considered what Is tHst to he dune, anil 1t
IA untlcratoul that contracts will be ctterrd Into
with certain lawyers to ct,ltect the money In tho
hanks, Ht,u tt property htf1ng!t.0 to tic CuEl-
fedcrncv. 1t Ia understood that under the
terms 1f the proposed 1trtcts the lawyers will
be allowed 10 per cent Uf tho amount collected.
rEAn.
Tie indian Agent at Camp Thomas, Arizona,
rcpurts that Pi"usenar, The leader Of the reHe-
Ka1c Apact,cs, Ii tica.f
GEN. SHERMAN
leaves Washington tonight for brief visit to
his family at st. Louis.
, 1877-12-18

8psela1 Wso7fc6 70 Tie CAicH5o tribune.
CEDAR RAPlps. IT,, Dec. 17,-TAo damage
caused by tho explosion at the oatmeal mill III
stnaft Douglas last utght ID now estimated to
be about taD.001. TITS boiler was completely
torn In fragments, and piece. Ut It were found
s0 fset away. The ground tn The vicinity OF the
mill Il lltrrally covered with bsirk from the
building and other debris, md It is surprising
hsird ut Marion. u diatancu Ut OVER iye mlle4,
and those who felt tue shuck throughout tho
sitY supposed un earthquake had tWcurgc.i,
Tbs eausu Ut the ACCIDENT IL supposed to llaye
arisen fronl son1u arrangement Ut the satvty.
valve aud stcan.gaugc. There waa s3.,500 III.
!4rauce On euxlne an1 boiler In tho Hastfprd
boller-lpaurance Company.
, 1877-12-18

THE rnorosED ctiASaE or OFFICERS.
From. Our Olvn CorrssnondtnL
WAsntxorox, u. G., Dec. l4.-The Ncw Yor,
Custom.lluuso contest tn tile Hct,atc has l,cct
tho most noabte utttlcr tic A,i1ntbtetruttpu,
Tho history Of Il Inns tos been fully written,
Tic following is In trIcf consecutive state.
lucnt Of tllo fncts, derived ftn,n The highest
SOURCES:
The President, at tho beginning Of tho All.
nli1listration, entertained tue popular tttiDrI
Tint tho New Yurk Cu.tum-lio was wholly
corrupt, and tlat !twas tl1u seat Of tho machine,
aud MI inefficient nntl expensive Instrument for
collecting thu revenue. Thc considerable re-
furms which llad been .ellerte.l uanler Gen.
Arthur wcro no: popular1y known. The first
make clean sweep. Tho frat tInl-
c9lty encountered W. w. In Tho tc1cetios,
little q WV YSrk @ politics. ts'a liis tryls kG% ,s
learn them, llo discovered from men Ut Gigll
character nnu Integrity that Icn. Arthur wis
held u high esteem. Good nen told t1c l'rcsi-
dent That ten: Arthur vas tho best Collector
TINT New Turk hail bad for years Tho l'scsE-
dent began 10 doubt thc propttety uf change,
and thought tlGlt Arthur tnIvht execute ti,u
Gyi!.sers1ee reform policy. \ dispatch to TnE
Cn!cAGn Tn'nCSEo of t!mi period cited remarks
soos thei' in office rcspenslh!e for thc wrongs
of tile past. The Jay Commission ,sas tile,
f.S
oppol'tgI to settlc some of thy difficult Dues
ilo,is. lh9n De1an tho ner'od gf delay: Arthur
anu tnfnel1 wcre reatty to rcslgh ut the bcgin-
alt'g of tug Administration; they were not will.
ing to rcslgn whSn t'Igtr personal character
ssentea 10 1e sa!e.i Tug flrst rcnort Of tho
;ay commission showed Hat tue at'ttscs wcro
iess numerous ttlan ilad been etspposetl; nll1
that xAr Arthur !,ad maae reeos!l'1'T''dalions w,
y catf1cd our. *olit1 *nTk all q tho reforms
tllo commission It'll suggested. Tie exteHtUf
thcso Recommendation 'Fts nut known to thu
Joy Commission.
Thu frasidantset!l! dbl not decide to make tho
eaahEc, AtA ueslred irtli;T IT, curry nut tho re-
fortns recommended by tho Joy Commission.
n manner Us t. rcecyo an "illc'ai letter from tho
Treasury department thanking him for his
services; md that, In consideration Of his If
lsrlc',vy, 10 Was the', rendered tho Conaui.ucn-
etat-h!p 70 lafts.
Corneiis c!sa Was uitIcrc't The President
WIS anxious Tor CtviI.scryiro reform. lie lla,l
cl'arEctl Secretaries echurz and Eyarts with
trimming q sJstetn of rules ution tnat subject;
nut tho PRESIDENT ssGiic1 Mt ttlat tf1ae to doUt
ADliuW!sat tho possibility of n definite systcm of
rules, and appeared to think tilut after
'ail ho might be compelled tu rely Mpun
tle aelcsttou q tl'c best men. Cornell.
H1eaHWt3E, Hall EBu4 tn fnH1Iu. t1,hH
, 1877-12-18

WiLKEsnAnn., 1'n.. Dec. 11.--Un Saturday
eight bcn were tried for asd convicted Of riot.
They tnterlerct1 With The running Of pumps nj
tllo f'fEgs SHAFT, rar Scranton, last September.
THIS afternoon Judyc Iianacy sentenced Tho
fca'lcr, Thomas Moran, tn t,nn ycar md ntnc
tnotfIs' Imprisonment it hard latn,r IN tho Pen
ttcntlarY. *j00 nnc, ami the costs of pr,sccu-
t'ott. Three otlcrs wcro fined 30 cach, and
sentencetl tn three months imprisonment III tho
County JaEf,
, 1877-12-18


LANCAsTsl, rn., 1)cc. 17.-James f. ranneli
was to4ay sentenced to bo F,angctl fur tho iIlur-
tlur of Ills wife ut Lancaster III July, 1s10. Iils
nnnsel intends to asks the Supreme Court Tor
coil uxnf,nting commission tu dcciduas to tho
1nurtlcret's sAnltY.
, 1877-12-18

WHEELING, ". W., Dec 17.-fn IN ARRAY al
slstcfvlc, in tllia State, ycster.'ay,a man r,aed
Wright was horribly beaten by Jan,cs sau1s-
bury. Tho latter, nfter firing nnl resisting ur-
rest, was shot by tho officers. Both Wright aud
HaulabusY will probably ulo from tfttF rounds.
, 1877-12-18

Nzw foHK, Dcr. l7.-Thc City Chamberlain
has received from tic Attorney General elscck
for s444, u.s., sclng thu amount received frun
fctor 3. awtcny art1 Elbert A: Woodward fl,
settlement of tile suits agallist tlo,n In recyer
patt of tie ni"ity stutcn trom tho city by tllc
old ffrmuinnf Ring.
, 1877-12-18
4 PLEASANT PLACE TO GO.

d1ttI01 1HslH4IH 10 368 LA1t1J0 1FG!WHk
LOUISVILLE, ky.t Dec. IA pasty Ut twenty
eight passengers FROM Chicago lur Javksouy,slc
PASSED. through hero tonight. They will sprud
Tie "lntcr III 1t. Augustine aud Saa.su Ihry
laa.k tiIn fhr.nt III 80 tr..A ..t.r.4 "
, 1877-12-18

:. .35VFea4F WsNu1CA 70 IAs EHlclG3 IFltNNk,
FORT WAYAE, lnA., Dec. l7.-Juhn Cart.
wright aged %, died !aas night frotu the elects
Of dose Of morphine, swallowed BY him for
tue purpose Of quist!ay his ,,esycs 4ul insisting
hlln tu recover i1oui tho cucets of pr0loucc1
drunken dcbauch. lle was III old aud we'll.
known resident Ut this county.
, 1877-12-18

s5pF'7W 7H51useH 70 149 CA5c4IV6 zFHVaA
" GRAAp RAs1ps, M!yh., Dec. lZ-A are thiy
morning destroyed = tbree-stury structure III
this city. owned aud occupied by Tsuncr Bros.
~ Iauncry. Ths loss IL from IL GU u 4l, ,bO1,
IN which there Was ~ insurance, Tts origin OF
cause u unknown.
, 1877-12-18
THE CALIFORNIA sENAToRsKlP,

San FKANelsco, Gu, Dec. lz-Thc Demo-
cratic caucua tonight On the seventh ballot
nominated j. F. Farley tor United Etates scn-
etuF: The vote stood: FuSley, Il; AcuoualJ,
ID: ua.er IL.
, 1877-12-18
Adventurors Engaged in All Sorts
Of 1ntrigues to Create,
a War.
Tho Governor of Texas Inclined
to Magnify tho Existing
Troubles.
a Body Of stats Troops Reported as Be-
Ing Surrounded BY Me1ioans.



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tm,,,,,,sos nosu T., ,I ans ~ ""s wv ~, ta ss
ts",,,... - a'o ''1'o "ee" uss' "'" t"e
'y "".s.:. t., WI "!.s'' nc's 4.o' '"as te.'o.o
- 49,, nt'e' l"ta'cs t''at ."c "ss"'H
u. .na 'ho anso"tonary sencnc are aetsse nl''a
.,s,s so.o'. a'e pe1eo's no'o .a'cs. "!
49, I ~ ''.nne rs. 'n1 ruuG e'e l'a'
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1.'s.s ~ 1,,.."a'a.'.a.,.ea III "e
tn,I ,,,a. +. ,s. 49,, ~. n,sN "o ~. ~
.".' 'e i'''s' a'.. uc"' eme5... 'o'"'snt'
'"a. ..A.'"s ~ sPs". ,n1 "o.a"se ~ o..
'o"'e' s3s enaI ~ - MI cnt'sciy 'ota' fo" aboat
T.'. w." ,,''' ""a ia W. ''o"''o "4's4 e'An
a'!cet ti1c ttoFernfncnt. ..
Tho actjon Of uoy. Hubbard. of Texas. In
o,ncat,,'r -, n, t,r.,.m. ~ .,ao.,,s ~ Nas' IT, H.,
@ ~, ~ '"o i'.1ue"t ~ epecu"5' "''i III
not stat[onIng more than twenty State tfo"ps
vgrc 90 great. il scveraty cr,ttcisctl, Int Ii,.
1,ort1 fs vail un,1rrst,m1 IN IN, In 1,cor,v .vn,.
nat,,v viii tin,c x,,n oro .cot;," l., croato sM'
r.. .,,,, 80" "s-"'S :" e'e"''
Tho secretary Of War sala tonight TINT tho
Ell Iuso tro,,h1o Ind >''N
NO RELATION TO INTERNATIONAL AprArns.
kilograms received to-day from Gov. Huh,
bard INV Tint tho sta.e tro,ps arc s,,rro,,scd
noor vi roso a'.'1 H. .1.. a.s ~
,,., ,r'.'. ~" H." o "sa'n ,ep.4'' nls reqaes'
'or ah'' iho Nar department has ordered ev-
To FL i'aso. Tho troops TINT hive been ort1rrcf
thcre hovc hccu n.rccto,,v ,1iro.,cd ,,, ~, d.,
, 1877-12-18

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l7-A fire. on CIass and
Calltops streets burned sIx small buildings.
Loss. III, ,00A Insured In local companies.
, 1877-12-18

was covered nt the time bY homestead claltn.
subsequently ,,rroning the property O, defend.
nnts through tho LEGATION of an additional
homestead claim.
, 1877-12-18

Gptciaf lhsuafca IN the Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, hub, Dee. l7.--Frallk H. Goddard
dealer n stoves, has Inalu ali assignment tu Ills
largest Eastcr1l creditor.
, 1877-12-18

ELIZABETH, n. j., Dec. 17-Tha run On the
Dime Savings Uank has nearty ccased.
CINCINNATI, u, Hec. 17.-Tl.o extensive dry
goods house Of Tol!e, llo!tun i Co. madc aI
ass'gulnent to-Alay. Liabilities not stated.
, 1877-12-18
PRICE
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

- AM AH1o1. Nict., April %. ts73.ps. NApwAY-
i..ag rl!s sad s:o H.ins ha ss.Iy e!:sf .foui oao
h0darcd lnrufkhfc.
poun!a hen commenced @ with youF Iei!eiIea, sa4
ell kone ygt haye taken tNen.y. -FOUR boifss VI lin
eoFcnt Atne pf Nstf and twctY four h0tilrs Of pls
yQur b0vk I" Fs1sa and Trut. !"
, 1877-12-18
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases GrayeL ptahctca Drorsy.
sstIeypaHe y Maer neontine9cr u Urine. ht4hit
anostts Or hs wafer tck cloudy
white sIk pr thsrn is Iiorbfd dark bflIoMs arrea
ancH an1 whlte hkcduut dntstft and when thefe IL
pain u kAt &il1ll u Lie k&ck md tlia IolIa
, 1877-12-18
Tumor OF Twelve years' arowtl
Ourod by Radway's Rosolvont

oi,.K Ds K.pvt1-I ba.e hta orastan Tnmo, in ths
10 hep sSF irfr essrytSiiT sse 9 WI. 9ssm a.
rMnds ~ .h eat nothing !elpe4 Isaw Jour Ecss.1t
efs 81 sa a:a f.f Yea, ss
BATTLES of your ead{ ttcef} and thsfu Il not sixa Ut
I9 ~ sfenur folt and fuel etier. Bnlarts1 aud
s,, vi ,; ths pfs ts e IL oseF tlo
publish tt i 1o1 c40oAs. HANNAH +. ENAFF.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22
Clam Soup.

First catch your cams-along the ebbing edges
OF saline coves you'll lind the precious wedges
With backs up, lurking in the sandy bottom,
Pull in your iron rake, and 10! you've got 'ern.
fake thirty large ones, put in a basin under.
Add water (three quarts) to the native liquor.
Bring TO a boil (and, by way, the quicker
1t boils the better. if you'd do it cutely.)
Now add the clans, chopped up and minced infinitely
Allow longer boil OF just three minutes
And while il bubbles quickly stir within its
mmultuous depths, where still the mousks mutter
Four tablespoons of flour and four of butter
pint Of milk, some pepper to your notion,
And clans need sailing, although born of ocean,
Remove from fire If much boiled they will suffer
You'll find that India rubber isn't tougher;)
After its of add three fresh eggs well-beaten,
stir once more, and its ready to be eaten.
Fruit of the wavel oh, dainty and delicious!
Food for the gods Ambrosia for Apicius,
Worthy to thrill the soul of sea born Venus
or ttillate the palate of Silenust