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ton Of this now worthless weed, ad-
ding little alum, would benefit the
farmers and save the sheep, and at
the same time take the bitter weed
out of the way of the cows.-N. @.
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Has Hnus.on failtd to raeet th.

Has Houston failed to Eject the
interest on her bondsp
~ = - ..t VII
| Dsnlson shipPei 10 al June 32i
car loads Of tte4 pssl cAttt, and
$50 car loads of tl 3lS cattle
m mn /, s.s.rg,. Il : Z - e,
so,;r, * n NV.
~ Dal'as "itoih IL
months. ''-~
Gov. Hubbard will deliver the
ona,.;no ta.p3 FMe 90. rsn1S -,
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DIED:

A. his residence ID Lake Charles
La. jane % 1877 ToazFr hrs EST
| WILLIAM NErTtsEhoDE- pso4 II years
~. ga :ba4 ~ A.a.aa. .at
| ~ no sa!Qsct Of ANS notice was born
10 1900. in the duchy of HolStein, and
was subject of the then king Frederick
VI of Denmark. He emig,ated to the
United States in 1881. residing in
Pennsylvania foar years THENCE he re-
moved 40 Claiborne parish, Louisiana
where he was natnrallzed, and resided
until about 1861, when he came TO Cal
casieu parish, residing here until his
dtseth. Hef was noted for street integ-
Tity in business, and for economy and
industry. Well educated, and remark
ably. sensitive. only those who were IN
innate with hin realized that under
strictly business. and apparently formal.
exterior, he carried a heart warmly
IS n'patliizing with distressed human
ltv. Numerous instances are fresh in
the memory of our citizens where his
house was IA free hospital for the sick
aud a refuge for the homeless. For
many years past his health was too
feeble to allow him any participation
IN business pursuits, and as he neared
the better land his whole life seemed to
he Withdrawn from this world, and to
be absorbed in the future.
And am glad that he has lived thus
long ,A
And glad that he has gone to his re-
ward
Nor deem that kindly nature did him
wrong ,.s...0r.. ~
Softly to dlsenRage the vi al cord :e
When his weak hand grew pasied, and |
his eve
Dim With the mists of age, it WAS his
time to die"
G. III. w.
HALL-At her fasiderce in this town,
on J4thdnst. Ms Ernestine B, " NJ
Han, aged 80 years, 3 weeks and 2
lays. consort of Capt. G Hail. 8$
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June 81, 1877
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The HOMICIDE WIFH AN I'M
BRELLA. RIc::ard o Kee!e's trial
for killing John FpzaimploDs by a
stroke III the eye vito an u.pbrf lfa,
was closed in tie Ge6efitl = ssi rs
yesterday. The proof was clear
that Fitzsimmops struck O'keefe,
and that almost simultaneously,
OKeefe thrust with the unbIpila.
The claim Was made in b. bali If
the prisoner that be Us q the
umbrella for the pur!ost # v ra-
ing off his asSailai't', "l"v. %
withoos intending - ihh.rt .nt
injury. Judge Sutherland tola
the jury that the question fea them
to decide was whether OK *.
was using the umbrella unlawiulil
when be injured Fitzsimmons !;
If accidentally, while in the com
mission of an unlawful act, he was
guilty of some degree Of man
Slaughter, but if he used the
umbrella purely in self-defence,
be was innocent. The verdict
was nlanslaughter In the fourth de-
gree, and the sentence six months
Imprisonment I'm. Y. SUP.
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State OF Louisiana,

Parish Cpmt- PurisA of C1lcasieu
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE w. GoRHAM,
deceased.
A LII persons holding claims against
n the above Succession are hereby
uotitied to present the same within
thirty days flom the first pub ,ication
hereof, for approval, to b. r. Stod-
4 I'd Curator, or his undersigned At
torpey, and all parties indebted to said
succession will please come forward
and make payment.
+. A. iALLAUGHER.
Attorney for Curator. ,
July 70, 1877
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State Of Louisiana,

I4ftsH CoH'f-7rl sga'ksha Cf sCdlcdSfsN y!
Anlede Fainl,e VS.. David Blijard aet al.
SoH'onge fAugustin, Intervenor. =
No. 1876 Ef
UYyirtue of a writ of feri faeias is.
~ sued and to me directed from the
Hon, Court aforesaid, will offer for
sale at public anction, to the last and
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House iloorof this parish, in the town
q Lake Ghalles, La on SATURDAY,
the 18TH day 81 August A: D$ 1877,
wthiiy le2ais hi2liis If DO e, fhe fol
Loving described property, seized to
satisfy. said wit iii he above numbered
and ANitlal elit, to WIT
A$csrt'Elis falces Or parcel Of Lard.
corAaani i ESQ ACRES more o. less lying
andR91g sltaa ed~in tAepafish Of Cal
cs4Sien Ia, and desqfibtl. al foi]0ws
The w 4 Of &s Nv "a Of See. 8, T. 10
S X saw. Solltiwestsrn' Disteiot8 81
Louisiana, aud being the san,s pieee or
parcel OF Land ,yafehased BY David
Bajard Of Amede Farqte. :, t'a p
'1s' go a. l.. REID,
Sheriff Of Calcasieu
Sheriff ofice, Lake Charles, La,
July ~, 1877. y. i
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

A am now preparedsHs usual to make
4 final proof. of Homestead Entries,
hnd procure patents for same. also TO
procure patents for ent les made pre.
yious to the late war.
Homestead and State Land entriss
attended to with punctuality ana .di4- !
patch. ;,
! l7.i'1s . 9gn THAD. MAYof
Lake Charles, june z ,glS77-ly7sa,s
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NOTICE.
U, $, LAsD OFFICE,

New Orleans, La, July 3 1877 I
IOMPfAINI' haying been entered
" git this Office by John. x. Jett
againsTM Mary Az Raniai, f,r@aban don
ing her H1Alesaea3 Entry, No.4O36,
dated Augnstil, 1874 upon the Lot or
Section thirtyjone,. Township fifteen
.l5) South Range thirteen (l3) West.
N the iSouthwestern Distriet, Lnnis,
lama with view to the cancellation Of
said entry the said parties are hereby
.nmnaonad to appear at the office of the
Clerk yoaf tile 10Th Judicial yDistriet
Court for the i,;,risilsof Camefqa, la.
on the nth day Of August, 1877, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish
teatlln9py concerning said alleged ban-
donmsiit. '# { Id. / ~ %tN I, #i p
JoHNsE. BREAUx,
~. yy Register. I
2 J!7I4 y 9rvHF1FF, Receiver. : = lEf
'n13ly,pF sl5.s #f4 .J4a w Uni
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Mist q kpH.


BY request we publish the fl
loving COMMUNICATIVE. ia k from
the Attakapas Register If the I'll
inst.
Under the date of Jore 10
1877, What is called "A Sunbrall
was written for the I4a&e Charles
Echo but it was simply lie re.
ioicinG Of IN enemy OF Lorenzo j.
ramsey, that he lid been removed
from the Customhouse at Lees
burg For this reason ~ il Was
alleged the "dark clouds banging
over our much troubled PEA b are
scattering Now it is AL y ms
take. Lorenzo ] EansDy has not
been removed, has proven himself
to he a searefGI and ef1ioiopt gov
ernpent o9icial has the confidence
of his superior officers. Besides
he has fer many years been res
ident Of Louisiana, is competed
by marriage With Que Of the lead
ing families, is one Qf Tie tax pay
ers of his parish, and otherwise
has all the eomplemepfS Of d ME
aud faithful citizen ii Lopisiana,
Why should I" CltizeuS @f Cameron
Parish fall Into So strionS . ms-
take I? ' +" JUSTICE.
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TEXAS.

Texas papers speak already Of
Mexican annexation.
$3.50 is to be expended on an
addition to the deaf and dumb
asylum at Austin.
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TNHE undersigned has opened and
Il put up in good repair the Ten Pin
Alley at Nix's ferry, and furnished tie
same with good and complete stock
of liquors aud cigars. where he wi !
always be glad to meet his friends, and
with them make Ten Strike"
Nac n J. A. KINDER.
July IL, 1877.
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LOUISIANA.


Opelousss Courier. On the III
ihe thermometer reached SO deg
10 the shade. Complains of su
pernumorary dogs. Breaux nnt
Hunsacker are on Gen. {. C. An
derson bond.
Oscar Crozier and the sureties
ou his bonds as tax collector 70,
Lufourche parish, have been sued
toraD alleged deficit of SIG, 10l IL.
The Meriaional (Yermilion par
dsby complains OF want OF cleanli-
ness in portions Of Abbeyille, and
cajls upon the city fathers to have
the existing sanitary oIdinances
enforced.
The Nermilion Bauner (same
pallsh) promises improvement
both 81 70 its worth aud appear
HnGe.
j. II. BureL has been arrested.
charged with cinotedness in his
.lflcisl cunnectiou With the public
school board Of Baton Eouge. A
hab eas corpus Was sued ont IN Lis
behalf frDm Judge Whitaker. But
Oh examination the Judge faded to |
see TIDE merits for Burch, and lie
is now nader hond for Mas appear.
Ance ut Nov torn of District
Court for Baton Roage.
dhe Dopaldsonville Chief tells
us ot d 2 year old son of Austin
Patterson, cooled, that became
victim 10 concentrated I've. Unob-
served, he managed TO get hold Of
box Of the I've and swallowed
portion of the contents. Different
antidotes were administered as
soon as the condition OF the child
was discovered, but without effect.
The child died the same day after
suffering great agony. Heads o.
families should gather an impor-
tant lesson from this incident.
St. Martin next. Actors father
in-law aud son-in law. Latter re-
turned home from q ball late and
drunk, and abused bis wife. She
took refuge with her father; the
husband followed with double
barrelled gun and fred two shots
into the house this having failed
to bring out the wife, son-in-law ]
went home. Next day he again
appeared at the fathers with his ,
gun, and YVES forbade to enter the )
house. Whereppop the wife heater :
sought cover OF tree wherefrom Z
he might safely administer his Z
pills. Ia this he was failed, as the 7
father having already armed him !;
self, discharged a load of buckshot v
at bis sou-in-law. One shot took il
effect, and apprehensions are en- !.
tertained for the life OF the wound y
cd man. ~ v
il
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STATE Oh, EsOUIs1Akss~9
PARISH or CA ECtfSIlYFgX&8

I,DB IT known 7iratsse Sen ssnaessfsHsd
- memberssof the 'J,iry Comm ission,
lIlsT meet at The Clefk's Shcsf d. The
|Ipurpose Of drawing fury for the Sep
tembrr term of Court, under Sec. S,
Act No.E44 of the Regular Session OF
1877, and allrhe meniio ers beng pres
ent, Julien Richard, one of sa;L mem
bers. in presence of the otifera drew
! from the general venire box, one att
time. the names Of the following fitty
persons to compose the Grnnd ana
Petit Jurors far the first week ot,.said
Court, commencing September O. 1877,
list ofswhoE was Kept " sthe Clerk.
The Clerk and the Commission did
then place the ballots Drawn asssafore-s
said In an envelope and endorsed
thereon First, Week." and placed
them in jury box provided for that
purpose, which was locked and seated.
and llaced i'll the custody Of the Clerk
for Use ut the next term of Court The |
Commission not deeming it necessary
to summon any other jurors, =
Joseph ~ Granger, Hiram A. Minis,
Jean Castex, Joseph Y. Moss. Jr., Jo-
seph j. Kingrev, Thomas B. Ferren,
james M, Hapchey. 1Dmya Farahe, /
Arsene Sallier, Maurice Hebert, John
L. McConathy, John lies, Napoleon B.
Aston, Leonard r. .Loftin, Joseph I
Cole, Francois Hebert, Jr, Joseph 7
Carr. Henry j. CLANCY, William q.
Bush, Caspar SCHNEIDER, George S.
Benson, II tfdy Coward, John w. Nc.
Fatter. Alexander Miller, Bepajah Lof-
tin, M. C. Frazar, H, G Farqnlar,
Dnpre Marcantel, John f. Clooney,
Anathole Gauthier, Hilalre Escoubas,
Gideon Roster. Eugene Webre, VIM
M Phillips, John T., d. Lorrain, Jo. 4
seph Demarais, John Lyons, John
Rice, Daniel Ellender, Darling Il.
smith, Eugene Guidry. Duminie He-j
bert. Ursin Vincent, Malachi M. Lyons,
Lewis M, Nichols, John M Davenport,
David B. Hartman, William Langley,
phn NJ Reid. b. r. Stoddard.
In witness whereof we hereunto affix
orr signatures at Lake Charles, La,
this 9th day of July. 1877.
j. @. GRAY, ''+ 7s-"
M. j. ROSTEET. h
j. ID. LEVEQUE,
JULIEN RICHARD,t
axe Jury Commissioners.
ASA RYAN,
,s8u0fgs" CLERK Of Court ( 4
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HOsgEsTEADs.

HAVING an experienced agent In
4 1 the city of New Orleans, r an row =
prep ared TO make land entries both i'm !
the United States and State Land Or,
fees. Charges to suit tire times Give
me u call. .fssuiT s-ra ~ otte 7isds
J, D, KIRKMAN.. !.
Nav 81. 1879. Ar, $50 ET'gT TF7hnu9
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Jules Guidry arrived here from New
Orleans, in custody of Sheriff A, T.!
Reid, last Sunday evening, and was
lodged in jail. The death warrant fixes
the execution next Wednesday c25th
inst, between the hours of 10 Am.
and 2 p. NJ. The doomed man expresses
himself ready and willing to die. alb
horripg only the mode and ignominy
of Lis execution.
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u. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES


Leaves New iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at A. NJ; arrives
AZ Lake Charles next days at 8 r. NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 9 AM;
arrives at New Iberia next days ut 8
r. ~. 3 FsFsf,
New, light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates; ''s ~
From Lake Charles to Henry
We)sll's .... ~. 80 SO
:. 4 as's Mermentau.. b 90
4 0ssH. Mires ...,,.l., 7 80
/" 7" (" Vermilionyila 10 90
g ]" Royville !. III 90
-" "74 /" New iberia, II. 10 30
And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 30 lbs baggage al
lowed to each seat, 90 per cent. daduc-
tion on round trip TO either point. /.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, ut III. /
W. Bryan store, corner Gdlris9uso
Square.
July is, Is75-+y
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LOOK HERE! NEW STORE,

have just opened a new store in
l Lake Charles, on Front street, north
corner of Courthouse Square, with q
new and large stock OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Fancy Dress Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery Ware. etc, etc.
] will keep everything needed in this
market, and my motto will be /" Live
l respectfully request the public to
examine my stock and prices. ''
Feb. Is, l577-ly
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II. Sd. a. G. PouIL-IEIT1,. lr 5,
Tanner n CuFPier,
LAKE CHART, ES la =.

Ian 2 CHARl. lsS, LA.I ,wa9fa
l viii inform the public that l. have.
constantly on hand and for sale d good
assortment of Leather and that thee
same can be had ut Mr.. Paul I.afargnes /,
store. a so at Mr, JOS, Chavanne's store.
Feb /, l977-narah Is a30 srF 917f
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AT Home.

Our District Judge. Hon. Geo. W.
EudsFAsh, and District Attorney, Fer.
seol Perrodin, Esq, arrived here last
Sunday evening. from Opelousas, in
compliance with teIegr I'm Of the 18th
inst. from some Of our citizens. They
IRE and viii be deeply interested in all
matters pertaining to the log question
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to my
~ friends IN the town Of Lake Charles
aud vicinity, that'on and after the first
of July, / will sell my meat at 9 cents
per pound.
j. M. REID. Butcher.
June est
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j. W. BRYAN 'p S. II. CLEMENT
BRYAN 4 CLEMENT, uai.
Have for sale on the corner Of RYAN
street and Public Square, which ia the
old stand of j. W. Bryan's, established '
in 1869, ags, lid aarga b. s4g
| AMERICAN and ENGLISH CALlcos, ..gp Y
BROWN mud BLEACHED DoMEsTICs,
DRILLIEGs and TICKING, ..
SHEETINGs, CHECKS,
osNABURGs, CHEvIOTS,
JEANS, TW EEDs,
FLAENELS, Etc,
NEEt KNIT SACKS, NUBIAs.
LADIES 4 GENTLEMEN'S
srARFs. LADIES'
VESTS, BALM0RALs.
.''9 "" CHEMIsETTis, H
r# sm Ia~ CoLAREFTEs, .s
CUFFS and COLLARS, ~ y. ua.n n.t
LINEN aud PAPER COLLARS, a.. tn
GLOVES, HANDKERCnIEFS, g..33
l c0RsETS, BELTS. JACoNET aud t.r,f
.,. LACE EMBROIDERY, ION, ,.,...-
..,.,. RIBBONS, Etc, REPS ,,
FIGURED aud PLAID
..... ..s PoPLINs, DEBEGE.
PLAID CAMLETE,
CANTON 'PoNGEE.
' '' OPERA FLANNELs. ="
'' Wv ~ JACONETH' "' "# |.t.
- --a EAINSooK 3 ~
SWISS, BISHOP 4 VICTORIA LAWNS, ~
HATS 4 CAP FURNISHING GOODS, !,
VALIsES, CARPET BAGS, t .t sal.
SADDLE POCKETS, prh
BUGGY WHIPS. v.i f0 .sIrIs
,Ue. A full Stock of .3r.
Boots and shoes.
Our family grocery department is
now complete, and we intend to keep
on hand q full stock Of s...f s..
BACON, HAMS, LARD, SUGAR.,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS, v3o-.F5s
a..s VINEGAR, KEROSENE OIL, d.
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,Ysd
CORN, MEAL, .,a tlt
GRITS, RICE, ETC., "aa
Canned goods OF all kinds, ~. 9p
J CURRANTS. DATES, goss
RAISINS, Etc, etc. '
All at prices to suit the times I" b"
Jan lS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-19

j, W. BRYAN.