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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25

board Of mayor and aldermen. who shall forth
with nstify the persons elected Of the san1s.
BEc. 10. De u further e7lacteds etc., That NJ
the election for officers created BY the fourth
section OF this sot there shall also be elected by
the electors residing within the limits Of the
town OF Milliksns Bend iron among them
selves, and every Two years thereafter, justice
OF the peace and constable who shall be com.
whose powers and duties shall be the same, re.
spectiyely, as are provided for by existing laws
applicable 70 justices Of the ace and eonstables
throughout tho state.
SEQ IL. BE afart,.er enaotea, etc., That said
justiee Of the peace shall keep bis Office within
the limits Of the town Of Mflliken's Bend, and
shall exercise civil and criminal jnrisdictfon
throughout the ward 10 which said town y sitn.
sted.
Sec. 10. Be IL further enacted, etc., That in ell
suits instituted before him to recover fine or for
fsiture for violation Of the laws and ordinances OF
the corporation, the defendant shall not have the
right TO plead TO the jurisdiction of the court or
70 ''domlstlse Il sueii defendant rsssdes in the
sides In another parish, or out OF the State, snit
msy be instituted against him on the part OF tho
corporation BY writ Of attachment, in complying
with the conditions Of existing laws.
SEQ. 49, BE IL further enacted, etc., That II
shall be the duty OF the sheriff Of the parish OF
Madison to give ut least ten days notice. ~ post
ing up tho same ut two or more public places 10
the said town, OF the first election 10 DO held
uuQ6r tnfB eet, ana 10 hppO1nb bnree eouuhss
sioners, qualified voters OF said town, TO hold
such election between the hours prescribed by
law and the said commissioners, within
twenty-four hours after said election, shall post
up over their. signatures, ut two or more public
places In said town, the names Of the persons
who have been duly elected mayor and aldermen
Of said town, justice Of the peace and constable,
and the certificate OF such commissioners shall
be sufficient authority for the persons elected
| mayor and aldermen 10 enter upon their respec-
tivt. Autiee al and aaiH
ton Of the town OF Milliken's Bend; and said
commissioners shall make duly certified returns
IF the election Of the instice of the peace and
constable to the 5ecretary Of State.
(Slgned) LOUIS BUsH,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
(5igned) LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate.
Approved March %, 1877. -
f5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State OF l. ,uislana.
A true copy:
WILL A. STHoHs,
Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25

suspension Of The rules was read a thfrd time
and passed. The title was adopted.
communication was read from Mr.. Ran
dolph. OF Grant. dated March 10. setting forth
dangerous sickness In hts family. which re-
duired his presence at home.
On motion the leave Of absence heretofore
granted to Mr.. Randolph was extended Tor d
period OF Ave days. r# @# @s
A request Of the Harmony Club was commit
nica.ed TO the House through Mr.. Flood, Ser
geant-atarms. that the General Assembly do
adjourn OF an early hour on Saturday. March
oath. In order that the hall may be prepared for
an entertainment to be given In the, evening.
On motion the House adjourned.
snz PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
: wa. -e - @ Chief Clerk.
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AN ACT
No. 1871

NO. ID. AN ACT
70 authorize the people Of the parish Of Lvings-
ton TO hold al election in order TO locate the
seat Of justice In sald parish, and to locate the
game,
SECTION |. Be il enacted By The sennte and
House Of RepresentatiUes Of tie State Of Lou5si-
ana, In General assembly C0aUened, That 1t shall
30 the duty OF the pohce. jury Of the parish OF
Livingston 70 hold an election on the first Mon
day in July, eighteen hundred and seventy seven,
In said parish, for the purpose OF taking the
| sense OF the qualified electors Of said parish 40
| 10 the permanent location OF the seat OF justice
| In said parish. ..- rsy.. .... . -.
| sEc. d. BE IL further enacted, etc., That said
| election shall be- held and conducted under such
rules aud regulations as the said police Jury may
| fix and prescribe but no other conditions shall
| be imposed upon the voters at said election but
the production OF their certificates Of rsgstsa-
| ton. which were required at the late general
| election.
SIC. 8. BE II enacted, etc., That the three points
| in controversy, that is, priDgfeld, Port Vincent
and the centre OF the parish, shall be voted Tor.
| number Of the votes thus cast shall be declared
| the seat OF justice OF said parish
EEc. 4. BE d enacted, etc., That the Police Jury
shall, after eanssssing the returns Of said cleo
tion proclaim the result In accordance with this
| act, and the President of the Police Jury shall
proceed to locate the seat OF iustcs ut the place
| for which the greater number of votes shall have
been duly cast.
$40. S. BE IL enacted, &C., That the expense OF
holding the said election shall be- paid by the said
parish.
sEc. 6. Be il enacted, etc, Thst this act shsl
take effect from and after the date of its passage
(signed) LOUIS BUSH,
| Speaker Of tie H,use of Representatives.
| (sgned) LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Govern n aud President OF the Senate
Approved March %, 1877.
| (signedl FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
| Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana
| true copy:
WILL. A. SrRoNo,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25

vHNHE NEW ORLEANs AND MOBILE BAH.
n ROAD-MOBTLE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
+ EAST, NORTH AND VEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta an via 81. louis.
CARRYING THE u. q MAII.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot, loot OF
Canal street, as follows ~
DEPART. ARRIVE
lxpreSS......S;4b q. m. Express II 25 a. m.
Express..s.. $500 .. m. Express. 9.5s o. M
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati. Ions
isviie. Nashville and st. Louis. Without Change
cities, 1
Ticket Office, corner Of Camp and Oonnoa
streets. opposite City Hotel. = : -
2. .. EOBINgON Superintendt.
mn2 " J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
WILD TURKS,
Special to the n. 0. Democrat.


LONDON, June 30.-A letter
from Erzeroum says that the
Turks collected at Van for the
defense of the country have struck
terror into the whole district. The
streets Of the town itself reek with
their violence and disorders. The
Armenian missionaries have taken
refuge aboard a small pleasure
ooat on Lske Van. They float
about the lake during the day, and
sleep in some secluded village at
night.
Another letter gives u terrible
account of outrages and plundering
by the Kurds throughout Armen-
la, which the authorities are un,
able or unwilling to prevent.
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Mr.. EDITOR

Even the Mansfield Reporter has to
have its toss at the unfortunate condi-
ton of our business men Highminded,
honorable gentlemen here from New
Orleans, do not hesitate to declare that
such enduring patience under the most
harrassing circumstances would have
been found in no other part Of the
United States than Calcnsieu parish.
Sandered III the most outrageous
manner, villified MS thieves, assasslns
and liars, steamboats, engaged i'll lawful
traffic stopped, by officers, regardless
of the rights of property, soldiers
placed over the people, MS Though
they were band of daring plunderers,
property held in state OF seizure week
after week for more than two months.
apparently for no other purpose than
to hafrnss the laDorers, emmrrass the
millers. and to give occupation to such
vile stuff MS New Orleans shall spew
from her surfeited stomach. Yes, there
is probably one other purpose apparent.
and that is pretext to keep special
agent as far as possible from his Bros.
family up at Washington, while he
draws that nice little salary Of > 1900,
and expenses paid.
We can not expect this matter to be
closed up under such circumstances.
L. K. @. Z.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

Our RAILRoAD.-We are pleased
to see at our Office last week
Messrs n. r. Olcott, and c. C.
Barr, of Houston, Texas. Con.
nected with the engineers de-
partment of the Texas and n. O.
Railroad Company, they were here
on a preliminary survey between
Orange and Lake Charles, for the
purpose OF reporting the most
nVaiiable route between those
points. The cars have been run
ming for several months from
Houston to Orange, and we have
AL abiding faith that we will be
walked up some morning 10y the
whistle of the locomotive ut Lake
CHARLES.
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Over the DANUBE.

BUCHAREST, June 20. -pD,
Russian forces at Hirsopa n,
reported to he marching q,
Silistria, and are within .o,,.I
kilometres of that fortress.
The Turks are apparently co,.
centrating their troops in ~
principal forts, where they v;lI
soon be attacked.
Everything is reported ouie.
to-day on the Danube.
1t asoertained now that n.
principal crossing westof Guirps,0
was at Petroseui and Paran,,
just below Simnitza, where tbs
Russians crossed on large num-
Der OF RATS and small bouts mil
q position was secured on III
south bank. This accounts h !
the comparatively small loss spI
fered by the Russian troops, MI
the passage was Effected in small
detachments, who were seattereI
on the river ind advanced towam,I
the opposite bank after the manner
OF sklrmishers, SO as to render th
enemy's fire less effective.
Russians have also crossed Al
Turnu Magureh, and have ioind
the Grand Duke Nicholas al
Sistovn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

How TO KEEP CooL.-Go to the
Pointe-aux-Loup Springs. This
iavorite watering place has passed
into the hands of Mr.. - Miller
well known as one of the most
popular restaurate1rs in New Or
leans. A new house has just been
finished, 34x70 feet in size, with
twelve rooms below, and, one large
room above. The hotel has been
newly repaired, and indeed the on
tire property so much improved
nnder the management OF the new
proprietor that old visitors will
scarcely recognize the place in It's
new dress. The ppopriesor's &C
eomrbshed wife superintends the
management Of the hotel, and lady
visitors will be delighted with her
acquaintance and pleasant man
hers. If you want to combine
health, comfort and pleasure, by
all meana Wait the Pointe aug
Aoup SPRINGS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

'OpELoUsAs ACADEMY FOX YOUNG
LADIEs.-Ihis deservedly popular
institution of learning closed its
last session June Goth. The fall
session will open on the first Mon
day of September. The principal,
Mrs. nj. M. Hayes, is regular
graduate Of one of our best South
ern female cole ges. (at Nashville,
Tenn and has had several years
experience as q teacher. She is
ably assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Levy, and as most of the Young
lady pupils board at the priuci-
pals residence, adjoining the acad-
envy, they have the advantage o.
the constant society and supervi-
nion of their teachers. Notwith
standing the hard times, the acade
my has always been literally pa
tronized. and this fact is strong
evidence of its superior excellence.
Pupils can board at the residence
Of the principal for $l2 per
month.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
!EEXAS.

Corn is selling at Marlin at &c
cents per bushel.
Dallas has voted two to one in
favor of supporting free schools,
by taxation OF property.
a North Texas Teachers Asso
ciation hold au institute at Dallas
July llth.
Gov. Hubbard offers S400 re-
ward f'~ the arrest OF the murder
-rs Of u. s. Marshal Green, killed
in Comanche county, May 18th.
q. c. e. f. r. of Texas, met
Yesterday Mt Rrenham. Delegates
have free entertainment.
Waco has not closed up COM
fortahly that street ordinance mat
ter as yet.
The first new wheat offered in
Bonham sold at 81 rs.
Wolves are so numerous in Will
son county that the citizens deem
it necessary to combine against
them. First line of poison ad-
yaDced on Tuesday last.
Bill Longley., notorious robber
md murderer, lis now confined iu
the lee county Jail.
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Special to the n. 0. Dem oorat.

tCo1uMBus, O., July 6.--Active
preparations are being made for
tue fourth annual encampment of
the soldiers national reunion, to
be held here from the 9TH
to tue 10th of September. An
average daily attendance of $4,000
is indicated by the letters received
here. Generals Sherman, Kill
patrick and Crock have accepted
Invitations. So far as heard from.
the Confederate side will be re-
presented by Generals D. e.
Johnston, Z. M. Cocbrell and
Bradley 4. johnson.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

Falcunda Bernichand killed !
colored girl natued Elisha Bes
nard, on the Goth instant and
then made his escape. The NOR
tai wound from which the poo
girl died wasIiuficted with pistoI
The officers, properly armeI
with warrants, are in pursuit 4
Bernichaud. In the absence d
material facts, We suspend d
opinions until the hoped tor urre
and judicial Investigation OF thl
grave matte,. Young BernicilaaI
belongs to Que of oldest and mod
respectable famllies. - Pioneer d
Assumption.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12


BOOKS have opened in Baton
Rouge for subscriptions to Baton
Rouge and Clinton Railroad.
Special Postal Agent Sheridan
has been investigating that Chap
man-Dn!n affair in East and West
Feliciana. On reaching New Or
leans he states--that peace and
good order reign supreme in those
parishes, and that justice and pro-
lection are extended to all races.
The residence of John Z. King,
in New Orleans, was discovered to
be on fire, supposed to be the
work Of an incend;nry. The fire
was eztinguished, but the damage
to house and furniture is said to
amount to about $1,000.
Of 100000 appropriated for
the survey of public lands, Louis
iana gets $1,000, Florida S3650.
Parish Judge Harper, of st.
Charles, has been subjected to
visit of small pox, he is now i'm
proving, and hopes are expressed
of his being able to occupy his
bench at an early day.
New Orleans does not seem near
so sanguine as formerly, as to the
Effects of Eads' jetty system upon
the Mississippi mouth.
The School Directors of New
Orleans have determined to divide
their public schools by the color
line, and the colored no longer
have to fear the encroachments of
the whites upon their peculiar do
mnln. Senator Stamps, of the Eth !
District, is favorable to this divi-
sion, and as he is their leading
Of New Orleans,
It is but fair TO suppose that
\ large majority of that
population of New Orleans favor
he movement, notwithstanding al
he stir mnde about it.
New Orleans is slow to enforce
he full weight bread ordinance
he people complain.
The Fruit Growers Association
lave their annual exhibition at
New Orleans July 18th, 10Th and
9th.
Crop reports so far ~ received
ne quite favorable, with u pretty
general demand for more rein. III
his however, St Landry seems to
e an exception, Ms the Bayou
'euf bridges have been washed
way by freshets.
1t is clnimed thai property hold
Is of New Orleans are paying a ,
TX equivalent to about 10 per
ent. of actual cash valuation of
leir property.
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Special Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Rooms Of Joint Committee
On Investigating Auditor Office
New Orleans. June %. 1877.


Rooms Of Joint Committee
On Investigating Auditors Office,
New Orleans, June %, 1877.
All parties who, during the past five
years, may have paid penalties Oh de-
hnquent State taxes are respectfully
requested to furnish this COMMITTEE
with q statement in detail of the
amounts so paid and description Of
the property Oh which the State taxes
had accrued.
Any parties who may he in possession
OF any information calculated TO throw
any light np0n such Irregularities or
frauds as mpy have been committed in
the Auditors Department OF any other
branch of the State government are
earnestly requested 10 furnish same to
this Committee, in writing, without IN
necessary detay.
Any party or parties who may have
any information relative TO the abstrac-
ton or present whereabouts of the
books, papers, etc, missing from the
Auditors office, are requested to COM
municate same immediately to any
member of this Committee.
If requested, communications OF in
formation furnished will be considered
confidential.
WILL STEVEN,
Chairman Senate Committee.
JULES AIDIGE,
Chairman House Commltte
CHAs. j. LEEDR, Secretary.
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! Hon. t. G. Chamberlain, u. s
Commissioner, presiding. II. F
Sewell. clerk.
SEVENTH DAY-July 5, 1877
Court opened at 8 A. n. The
Bonrd of Appraisers not having
completed any additional inveu-
tories, conrt adjourned till TO-
morrow at 8 A. II.
Eight, ninth, tenth and eleventh
| days.--Conrt opened every day ut
9 A. M, and adjourned from day
to day, awaiting the completion,
by the Board ct Appraisers, Of
inventories and appraisments OF
about thirty thousand logs. On
Monday, the tenth day. the follow
ing telegram, by order of the Com
missioner, was read and entered
on the minutes
NEW HAVEN, C. Nm,
July Z, 1877.
Hon, T. G. Chamberlain, L. s. Com
missioner, Lake Charles, La.
You can not order release of
property on bond. After value is
fixed you cap approve bond, and
sufiiciency of sureties. Then, if
District Attorney will not consent
to release, iutervenors must apply
to the Judge.
EDWARD G. BILLINGS.
(By the Editor. Judge Billings
is acting AS Circuit Judge, in the
absence of the Circuit Judge,
Hon. w. d. Woods
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

THEATRE. - Hapdbills posted
a. onnd town announce that Miss
Helen D'Este, with her theatrica
company, will give an entertain
ment at Lake Charles tonight.
The play is 1.-THE HIDDEN HAND,
or Life in old Virginia
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LOUISIANA.

Washington is putting away the
dogs
a Sunday law is called Tor III
AVoyelies.
The 4th was pretty generally
celebrated IN this State.
Some one must have a" happy
fling ut that Opelousas Court
house fence.
Desoto parish can have no pub
lie schools until the LIST of Dec.
next The funds have been over
drawn
The Mansfield Reporter advo-
Gates a State constitution con-
'ent'oh.
What is that about "Specula-
tive justice " in Iberia !?
Look out Judge /; tote fair"
Small pox is still prevailing in
Caddo and Bossier, and still
fingers ip q few other marshes
The Mo,,r If sh,.vo,or, f,r
nished lime for white washing to
poor people free of charge.
w q p,atar has bsen ;nd;cted
far the late m,,ds, IF M;.he,i
Re,nha;m
mr., v,,sl A., ,,
:,
81! Va
oa''sh ~affan's' 4
A recent capture of a white
.oo, ;s o,o.4;nn . s,. :; 9. 4
~ '''''oA ~ VI
laumapy.
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w AR NOTES.
Special to the \. 0. Democrat.

Special to the \. O. Democrat.
LONDON, June 50.-Dispatches
dated Schumla, Thursday, state
that Il forward movement Of the
Turks will immediately take place
to meet the Russi"ns, who have
crossed the Danube.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
Special to the n. 0. Democrat.

NIKoPoLIs, June 80. - The
Russians attempted to cross the
river here Thursday in fifty light
ers. Ten of the lighters were
sunk by shells, aud the attempt
failed. The slaughter was fright
ful.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
Special TO the n. @. Damo

Rome, July 5.-The Coun,.,.
Louvetta Sainbertin, who eIa ;sa
to he the natural daughter NJ ~
late Cardinal Antonelli, has eo ',s
menoed an action for possess Sa''
Of his whole property, estimstoaa
at many millions of francs "'s'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
tp cial to the N. o. Democrat.

New YORK, July 5.-Dispatehes
from various quarters report that
the fourth was observed in an
unusually quiet manner. and with
a notable absence Of fireworks and
fires.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

Magnolia Grange No 312
Patrons of Husbandry meets or
the 4th SATURDAY., of each month.
l.. M. Nichols is master of the
above Grange.
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Agents for the Echo.

Our subscribers will confer n
favor by advising the proprietor
Of any irregularity in receiving
their paper.
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LONDON, July 2.-The Russian
6re cylinders are filed with ex-
ttinguishable oombustibles.
1T is stated the Roumaniau
Cabinet has decided the army
shall cross the Danube.
The Turks are now removing
the rolling stock from Rustchuk
to Varna.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

{ ;aFgoG STAKES n1lslahissS GfseT's
CoIlrt al Lake ClsaFaes, Call
Gusieu Parish, La.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
LET Us HAVE LIGHT.

A few days ago, in an article about
Banks, Trust Companies, Saving Funds,
Insurance Companies, &c, we made an es-
innate of the loss to the people, by these
institutions within the past ten years was
$SO0,000,000 this we fud upon closer
examination Of the subject, to be under
stated. The loss 10 the people by the
bankruptcy Of fduciary companies since
1855, has been quite 81, ,00o,00o,oOo.
In this and in many other States, Fl
duciary Companies do as they plea'e, and
no one has any right to question them. Who
knows anything Of the ''bed rock" Of any
Of our Saving Funds; to whom the deposit
tors money is lent, on what terms, or on
what security?
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
The Morning Herald

Is published every morning, Sunday $
cxcep.cu], and delivered in the city o
Whining ton and surrounding places for six
cents per week, pay able 10 the carriers.
Mail Subscriptions. postage free, three
dollars per annuna. s-.aa.a.., .,
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The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
From tLe Ears.es Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, aud as Il;
were. the curse of mankind, Moses, III the
18th chapter of Levitieus, lays down vcr,
explicit rules on this disea e. so terrible
and loalhsome had ii been considered then
that person known to be infected with il
would not be allowed t. Iulx with society
The Jews regarded it as dlvlne IL LtlictiOl
ana believed there was no cure for It, II
was then the sins ofa youth or a diviatiDtl
rom the paths OF virtue were punished es
long as life lasted. Aappiy in our day
the slence OF medicine has been Gevelo1ed
the great storehouse of Na,ur furnishes \
remedy the disease Is strippe1 of its 1er-
ror by the use OF the SA MAkITA N'S ROOT
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Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, PiinpJcs, Jhlolcher.
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound bpaltl,
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then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
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