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GEO. r.. Pic r. '. Z.
OF TIE SEASON.

GEO. r.. PRICE. j. +. tpoh.
DELICACIE5 OF THE SEASON.
We have this day opened al No. IL north
Fairfax st adjoining the Market square, store,
where all the delicscies Of tho season, from land
and wster, can De obtained. We have nsd? ar
rsngements by which We shall have the earliest
FRUITS and VEGETABLES. fresh IRON Inc
trees and vines, and FRESH FISH, CKABS,
CLANS, &C., will be brought US dsIIy IN ice
packages by tho Potomac river boats.
Or,Lsrs from tho countrypromptiy sttehus1 TO-
jy l"-tf fhlo e " oooh'
~AMp MEETING NOTICa.-Thcre will
4 bo s. meeting Of all interested in Loudoun
camp meeting 4 Bent H sA TTIH; isgE miles miles
-, ~ at . O'clock T.. M, TO prepare the
then be received by the various committees tor
the privileges usually allowed. Our friends
from neighborning circuits are cordially iavted
to como and tent with us. THO camp will COM
merra on THURSDAY. August %. 1871.
TROS f. CARSON,
- l3tw:. Preacher in charge
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DOARDING-Pers desiring II heslthy
ID and pleasant mountain homo for the sum
mcr can be accommodated within walking dis
lsnco Of tho White Post, whore there are
churches and postcilico. Address N. ). al,
White Post, Clarke county, Va. je2D
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asE NOTICE. We have q large stock Of
Gents Fine Shoe. IF worry superior quality,
suitable Tor Summer Wosr, which will he soil at
roducad prices in order to close them out.
W WADDEY, "A King ST.
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For sale by T.. t. I.esdboAter u Bro. jY t
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aud healthy use Dr.. Bulrs Blood Mixture
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
The WOmen's Temperance
Association.

CHICAGO Oct. 25.-The second
days session OF the Women's Ma
tirnal Temperance Association
convened this morning, the attend
ance being larger than yesterday.
After reading the minutes the
following dispatch was received
from Senator Morton's private
ecretary in reply to one sent to
the distinguished invalid by the
convention Yesterday:
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25, 1877.
To the Secretary of the Women 8 Chris
tian Convention, at Chicago
Senator Morton requests me to
acknowledge the receipt of your
telegram and to thank you for
Your kind remembrance.
y. r. HOLLOWAY.
The Business Committee re-
ported in favor of setting apart the
first Thursday in December as
day to be observed by prayer for
the success Of the association.
Miss Frances i. Willard, of
Ohio. Miss Bolton, of New York,
and Miss Foster, of Iowa, spok,
on the best means Of forwarding
the temperance cause and support
ng temperance literature.
A 'ed, White aud blue badge was
adopted AS he emblem of the as
sociotion, in preference to the pnr-
PIE and violet badge proposed by
the Business Committee.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
LOuisiana"Rice.

The annual review of this staple
by Messrs. Dan Talmadge's Sons
d Co, of this city, presents many
interesting facts. The total yield
of the crop of lS76-77 was 181,-
900 barrels, of which 165,673
bbls. were received and sold in
this market, being a small per-
centage less than the previous
year. The product would have
been larger had it not been for
the exceeding dry weather from
last of July to November, which
made the grain overripe before it
could be cut, producing loss in
the field of, in some instances, as
high AS Is per cent. The planters
efforts in making careful selections
of seed and using improved
methods of cultivation, have re-
snlted in firmly establishing
Louisiana rice as equal in grades
with those Of the Coast. The
season, as whole, was profitable
one, though at one time, from
excessive supply, prices were
below actual values.
Tie crop of1877-7S now coming
into market, was three weeks later
than last years but it promised a
good yield, when the equinoctial
storm broke uptn it, and did con-
siderable injury both to the uncut
grain and that which was in stack.
Much damage has been done also
by second recent storm, which
backed the salt water up into the
lower parishes.
The area ander cultivation this
year was fifteen per cent less than
the previous year, but it was
thought the crop would equal that
Of l876-77. But the storms Of
September cut down the aggregate
yield by 10 to l5 per cent. The
crop this year is estimated III
consequence at l55, 900 to 10000
The improvement in
luality is a marked feature, the
grades averaging Fair to Good.
Louisiana rice now completes
uccessfully for the trade here-
ofore almost entirely monopolized
" the Carolina staple.
The increase III the are culti-
ated and crop produced is shown
y the fact that in l866-67 the
ield was 20,464 barrels and
Ieven years later, 1857, it was
81, 900.
The review pays q compliment
, the enterprise and perseverance
isplayed by cur rice mills, in
irving at the highest standard
merit in their share u the task
lyolyed in placing the Louisiana
CO. clop ip fine and sound con-
ition in the worlds malketsu--~
Y n Sunday Dalta.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
chorus are foolishly relying Oh
w. P. KelIogg's promises. ~

chorus are foolishly relying Oh
W. P. Kelloga's promises.
Thomas Anderson is said to be
in perfect accord with Jas. Mad.
Wells, and that whatever Wells
shall chance to do in Washington,
will receive the sanction of his
partner in the counting biz"
When the Extra Item was issued
they were eagerly and hurriedly
bought by the loungers around.
1t will be remembered we prophe-
sled that "Old Mad = would mako
an attempt to get his work in as
soon as he had reached the capi--
tai.
The clerks in the Collectors
office are feeling uneasy the pros
pect Of S. B. Packard relieving
their present employer is not in
anywise agreeable to them.
In the way of business things
are dull.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
HON IsSTEADS.

HAVING an experienced agent in
j i the city Of New Orleans, 1 am LOW
prepared TO make Land entries both in
the United States aud State L;lnd Or
fees. Charges to suit the times. Give
me call. 4' ''N
J. B. KIRKAAN.
May 81, l877-3m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
COnsratnl3ting Tiidenr on His
Safe Return.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-A large
number of Gov. 1ilden's personal
friends called at his residence this
afternoon and evening, to teuder
him congratulations on hi, safe
return. Only family friends were
admitted, but it is probable that
IN a few days public reception
will take place.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
Receivins and Dining Grant

PARIS. Oct. 25. Marshal and
Madame MacMahon received Gen.
Grant to-day at the State apart
raents in the EIysees. The inter-
vi"w, which was Of a very pleasant
character, lasted ten minutes.
Gen Graut accepted an invitation
to dine with Marshal MacMahon
on next Thursday.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
I'fse Result i'm Ohio.
The CustOmi,ouse.

The "outs /" and the ins "are
now almost jubilapt over the pros
pect Of Kellogg being admitted.
They consider Spoford as
t.iloisted,@ and joyfally sing,
7 III 90 get q derrick and hoist him,
Put him on the shelf
The fellows who join In tie
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
A Ga bier Gets in the Penn
itentiary.

New York. Oct. 29. Louis
Black, professional gambler,
plead guilty of Che charge Of
gambling and swindling to the
amount of $500, and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for six
months and fined $3.50.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
A Martyr to Humanity.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 26.-One of the
Sisters of Mercy, named Sister
Mary Joseph, who went to nurse
tue sick at Port Royal, died from
yellow fever after her return to
Savannah.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
. Cornelius Munday, M. D..

| AVING permanently located in
Lake Charles, offers his profess
lonal services TO the citizens of the
own and surrounding country in the
ractlce Of Medicine, Surgery and
pbstetrics.
Cabs promptly attended either day
night. Office and residence, on Bill
ssreet, near telegraph Office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
Mou.yE CORRESPONDENCE.

r,rors Nf<rR:-one beautiful morn in,, Inst ,veek, in company with Dist. Att '! Weber. drive, by Mr. Wilson. an accom- pIishcd driver an,i agreeable travelling com nanion. who held tHs Tein~ over "ne Q! Haihaway's best teams. ~e ieit PTesc'', enroutc for this place. where "e ArlgcH after pleasant journey oi three days. th' mute from ths Capital of the Territory to Nohayc has been >o oficn descrihcd in the MINER, that il k familiar to your readers Wherever Ke halted for refreshments ana rest we mel with cordial and hoSpitable reception and found an abundance for man and beast At feri Rock MeSsrs. Warner and fiollisicr. who run large and valua- ble ranch. arc erecting dwelling. which when completed. will bc one ot the most commosiiaus and comfortable residences in the Tcrritory. The building k of stone and presents an attractive appearance. The work Is being done by Prescott workmcn.
 On approachjn. Mineral Park one IS rc- minded of the deserted village. The place has deserted appearance and strikes one as having been entirely finished, but yet there is quite an amoun; n; business done m the Park and much rich ore is taken from the mines contiguous thereto.
 The absorbing topic with tho good people of this place l. the county seat question, and much anxiety k manifested as to thc result of Mr. Bulls bill 10 remove the court house from Ccrbat to Mineral Park; ma joriiy of the voter, of the county sIgncd a petition f.Varins the removal but lStteriy she ncc,,ic of Grccnwond have raised thcir voice. and pe,itionci thc Legislature to subrai; ihc question to q vote of the electors of .hc couaiv. if IL is done the northern end of Mohsvc mas secure the county seat. The Nincrai Park stamp mill has shut Gown l,pf we are in. .sqrmed that II sill resume op- .ra,ious a-ain. >ishin few weeks under auspice. more favorable than ever, and make music for thr miners ear.
 The famous Moss gold mine. Whieh Is owned by parties in San Francisco, has l,een jumped.
 From Deputy Sheriff Vim. Cory. who has recently returned from the Greenwood country, We learn that mining cpersiions are booking up in that section and the pcru- iatiou rapidly increasing. There k un- .ioubteily bright future. not far distant for Mchsve county. in mineral point of view, an,l thosc who have labored for years in tho mountains arc .anguine that the full
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
conicn,cd specials.
Tr-.nN. M ]

Tre,oN. Feb. 1, F.n.
 Goodwin hl, intTojecala a h.li to tax com mcrcial 'gsyelura, also en ac; to extend the Nos'en boundary of p.aal County and to establish public pounds, aai another iary- iatiou tn dog,
 The R1ilroal monster i- ca-,i W. < Iead mla1 q speech vc,ieoiay tha, opened the eyes of member, and notwithstanding the vote ia iis favor it will bc rrcunsidered today
 Ourte.eg.aphjc rorrtsponJ.a. f.-). safe la saying. now. tha; the ,A.,atr1ed dla-2rs have passed away. sn,l our hslov Territory. soNn ani County a-c ta escape -rgst pcriIs He desires especially to compliment Hon. Geo. II. Steven, ut Pima lnr stg1djng hv aud voting 0ith the true representatives of the people and ag1;gs. ,hs li i; Co.
 C tE\o. -.t. to tUill % court-hou~c iu PrcS- oa.' special order for Monday
 Resolution to annex Gran, to-. N. M passed the House.
 TUC>oN. Feb. 2-RichAri> introduced a hill tp provide for the expenses uf rpu,c, iag the Capital Co Prescnt, Road tNiee and re- fcrr#l to irdioiary committee. fencc law in NaNalN passed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
THE ELECTORAL COUNT.

What NC have said, or may say, with refer cncc Ia the electoral count We hardly eN- pect will cause a revolution, or change either the President, Senate or llouSc in their pur- pose to count as they please. but We do claim the rish; io say that either Hayes or Tiiden has been elected President; that, whichever il is. is entitled to occupy the Pres idcn,ial chair, and the President of the Senate ought ;o count him in, aS the same thing has always been done, whether i, be Hayes or Tildcn.
 On this poin, we endorse the language of another. viz:
 This talk al compromising q matter of this kind is anmanly if not cowarlly. If Tilica has secured the vote of Louisiana. Say so like men; anal count his vote like men: and if Hayes k entitled to II count his in the same way; and not get at q rc- suit in manner a positively Sncaking aS this Iigh-JoiEi Committee proposes to ar rive at il, Ferry i. said to be man of nerve and backbone; if hc is, then let him like a man count inc vote for Tilden if il belongs to him
 Hc iuCa mat CchccSslons must ne HSN' to one party or the other in order to keep them in good humov after thc successful candidate of those opposed n tncm shall have l,een inauSurated, is simply hahyish and ridiculous.
 If Congress may compromise ana give a State vote ;c Tiden that has been cast for Hayes, og nnc :" Hayes that hr~ pc'n east for Hidden, then the election 's in the hands cl Congress. and where is the Use of an election hv the people.
 We want neither office nor other favors . frum either party. but as independent jour nsiists would like ;o sec justice done and shalt bc content with the sesult, as We are quite well awsrc NC shall have 10 he whether we like ii ar no;.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
THE ELECTORAL CoMMIS>Io>.

Our Iclegraphic reports from the cast tc- ,lav contain. among other interesting news, the announcement, that the electoral com promise bill has become law by the sigma lure of the President, and the Commission under il Is fully made up and organized, ready io go on with the count. and only awaits the arrival of the l4th of Feby when they will proceed 10 declare who |; President.
 |; will probably he gratifying to the President of the United States to know that ,he MINER acquie,ces in the arrangement because it is the law. Al the same time Il would have preferred the old way
 In looking over the names of the eminent gentlemen who form tho commission, II Is evident that no shcnsnigan will he prac- ticcd. ss they arc all first class men wh1 would seorn to lend themselves to anything that smacks of irickcry.
 Since they have adopted \ new rule, We trust they will act upon 1t promptly. count ihe vote. declare either Hayes or Iii ,lcn elected, whichever i> entitled i" ii, and then if;he oul, tashc afu>> about Il, which ever they may he. We should he glad to se' ,hem ,etosaily squelchcd hy the whole mil 1arv powe. of' the Government if heed he.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

fruition of their hopes will, ere long, he re ali1ed. The Board of Supervisors had s meeting yesterday and one of their number, Capt Atchinson, who has been commis- stoned Probate Judge, resigned and MT. Upton was appointed 10 fill his place
 Mohave has no jail, hence no criminals or persons accused ot crime, to deplcte the treasury and ncccssitatc special terms of court
 The people whom we have met seems much rcioiced that the Capital of the Ter ritory will bo removed to Prescott and are anxious to cultivate the most cordial and fraternal relations with their lavapai neigh bors. Tho animoSitic> and jealou,ie> of the past, if any existed, shouldbe forgotten and the people of the two counties whose inter esiS are identical, should he united in scnti- ment and strive for their mutual material prosperity.
 F k (,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02
The~ a@iner.
FRIDAY, FEB. ., 1877.

&Sa- -iU aocotuifs Tor GdrcrtisRl Gfii suhscrip- tioas Co tlc Mjaer rAici hccos,e ,c oa oI be- Tore tRs llth day of Doocasber. lS76 as,i aH bils for iegGl advertisements tckich appeared i,, tle NiasY prior e thH: Gafs are dWr aud psyahs e r. 7. Rstlcr. -+g accoui,s acrTIsisg Sincc flaf Ga.e are payable Co NGTson aH6 Beacb, prsscH' J,raprieSOTS.
 C. " CrGAe s6 haR'GosCrg Strssf SaH FrHHctsco. t' Se tgsst far tAe ARIZONA MINER ca fAaf citp f- ts aHttsrtsed e oulief soScss dHe rts sstabisAus iaks oTasrs Yer adr@risips GRa dtssd Go aHy otbfr ghs pHbitshsrs
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Now Orleans. Jau. 3l. Tho state lioaSc authorities claim that Litt!enoids to~iiiuoi} beflrs thc Congressional Committee was, that he was requested by Gov. Wells Co trt~pose IFS votes m Vernon parish, Co order to elect a Republican Jndgc. Dist. Any and state Senator q, false. They doclucd Una, the Judge and Dist. Attorney wrre elect" | without tanspo,ln. No,e-, hut thc rejection of the thrrc polls W,rc duly oricnsl relec.ed' and thai ihc board rvsurHcd the heHocra'f Senator as elected.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-02-02

Washington. Jan. 2>-AioriQu declines ig serve as ono of the Senate branch of the eicotossl commission. SCGator> EaNard and Thurman viii pIolghlv b= the Democratic members. In the House tho DCWocratS will probably choose iiuntoon and Lamar. lhG Republicans have secured William M.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-28
VOL. O..
The Bnlletin.


Information has been received at Fort
Enis, Kan,as, says the GloJc H,moT0L Of
fanguinary fight between some cattle
thieves and a band Of pursuing rangers in
Cheyenne county, Kansas. The steal Of eat
lie by the robbers was an Immense one,
including some 1919, the pluhderer' mum
bering twelve. There were twenty differ
ent brands Of animals among those stolen,
belonging to nearly as many owners. hi.
wholesale theft OF cattle bas been going on
Tor many months IN that section Of the
country, Arapahoe county, Colorado, and
it was determined w. the hcrders 10 put a
stop TO 1t and establish a prccedent which
thlcyc, would not soln forget. The alarm
having been giving bya border who was
on duty at the time, band oil fifteen well
armed rangers. supGrbly mounted, started
in pursuit oil lhe robbers. who, with their
puuder. had some hours the advance. but
who, owing - he immense number ofthc
stolen auiml-. made On, slOY progress.
After sharp pursuit Of i've days, during
which time they were frequently meled
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-28
GENERAL DEBILITY.

VITAL WRAKNEsS OR DEPRESSION
weak exhausted feel ing, no energy or courage;
the result cfMENTAL ONER-WORk, INDIES
CRETl0NS OR EXCESSES, or some drain on
the syslcm, is always cured by Humphreys
homeopathic Specific No. %. II tones up and
invigorates the system, imparts strength and
cnerg.f stops the drai and reiuvenates the
entire man. Been used :wenty years with per
feet success by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price 81 persmgle vial, or ~ per package OF
I've walls and O. vial Of powder Sent by mail
on recent of price. Address HUMPHREYS
lOME0PN1TllCM MEDICINE COMPANY, 100
Fulton Btreet,S. Y,
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administrators Notice.


Estate OF Bridget Clark, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum Testamento AnneNo
OF the estate of Bridget Clark, late OF
fine county of Alexander and
State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
lives notice that he will appear before
The county court of'AleSander county, at
the court house in Cairo ut the October term
on the third Monday in oct. next, at when
time all persons having claims against sail
estate are notified and requested TO at'eha
for the purpose OF having inc same au'
lnsted. All persons indopted to said cs'
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. n
Dated. this 2tst day Of August, A. ID.
1877. ALFRED COMlNus, hainr.
wet. Gum Iostahlento hnncAo
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