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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
91nncrs&prmrItf

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ben 9iingerbebarf zines beittlnmten iSelbeS
ODER elmer 81 itin1nlten Srudt, unb mclde?
Die Sormelu Der fir beltimlnte Grnten
geeigneten Oingermittel berubelt auf BENZ
ientgeu @runDlaBe Der 2anbiptrtDid)aft,
DaS benz Dooen bic 8flansenna6runa 0e>
Iiefcrt perben muB, tpetde Die @rnte benz
ielbcn entSicbt; ionit fam ct iolde niht
erseugen. Die peridteoenen 0Ingermitz
tel nnterl6eiben itd ie mad benz Serbdlt=
nib ibrer einseluen 8eitanbt1eile, iuelde
Die 91an3e ans Der 0tmolpDGre aufnimmt,
bic ber 8poen BON ieinen et9enem GorrG>
then liefern fam ober aus Der 2uft Stebt,
unb enbItb, mas not9tpenbtger QSeiie i'm
9lnger sugefiDrt tper0en mub. Cine
Grnte bon so 8ui6elu Wfa;s nit ben
Stengeln ). 9. piirbe Dem 8oben burd>
i6nittlih TolgcnoeS ent5ieben:
rs 8funb Stiditoft
81 y 86ospboridure,
u y Salt,
% WtagneIid,
~ &alt uub
s Sd)pefellGurc.
Stun farm man bic Wtti6ula 10 aitri6z
ten, DaB iie bic iGmmtliden geltanot6eile
Iiefert, ober man fam ais @rge6niB olgez.
meirer Grfnbrung a%nltebnen, oaB Sttdz
ftoff, BbospDorlGure ulD &nlt bic ~etnstgel1
Stoffe itno, tpelde Oer 8obeu in ultgeuiiz
genoer Wenge %ltefert, - poer aber, bab,
tpenn &aIf unb S0tpefeliGure ouBeroem
erforoerlid iino, fib oapou geltltg in BEN
Superp6ospbaten unb ionlttoen gcbrau6z
ten Oiingermitteln befinoet. Oieie 9l6z
iidt, i'm 0iinger ~bieienigen Mergeu Stidz
ftoff, 9bospborlGure u1b &qlt, lpelde int
BET @rnte gefunoen peroeu, All ~lieferlt, lit
bon Sa6rifantelt unb gerfdlfern Der DIM
aernittel angenommeI por0en, unO 5tDar
lonobl bier pte in europa.
9ltlein abeeieben BON ben 8irfungen beS
&Iimas, Der pbpiiideu 8ei6affenbeit Des
8obets, Der Beaferung &C., pel6e bic
@rndbrung Der YHansen Dielfa6 beeinz
fluiien, unb Der Mtrtung Der Oiirger,
ft0Bt man ouf Spet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BET ben Sormeln fir belonoere @rnteit.
Die erite lit, baB man bteienigen Stoffe,
meldc Der Booen %liefert, ni6t gebiiDrenb
in 8etra9t stebt, nno 6ieS aud lli0t mobl
tbun fam, neil bic Sobennrten in i6rem
@ebalt at Bflan;enndbrltoffen gar ie6r
bon einan6er abtpeiden, III manden mani
geLt Der cine 8eitanbtbetl, il anoeren Elm
anberer, unb Der 9iineer, Der fir aae be-
itinlmt lit, muB Stoffc eutbolten, bic fiir
getptiie 8obenarten iberfliiliig iino. Die
Sipeite betrifft Die Sormeln. ipeI6e aIein
auf bic 3uiammenlebung Der Grnte be-
griinbet iinb, inoem oieie Die 8erbraudSz
fdbigfett Der beri6ieoenen Grnten unbe-
riidiihtigt Iaiien, Pflanaen tpei0en in
ibrer 6Gbi9feit, Die in Der &uft uno benz
8oben eutbaItenen Stoffe nubbar 81 Der>
member, iebr bon einamber ab. 9e9umiz
mole Selbfriihte, pte &lee, 3ieben in tr9eno
elmer g9eiie cine srpBe Ntense Stifltpff
ab, pdbrenb Gerealiel, ipte @eisen, 6a=
fer, &eggen unb @erite bur6 Grmongez
luna beIielben iebr leioen tpiirben, unb bies
angelidts her Gbatiade, baB legumin0ie
9flan3en cine eroBe Wfcn9e unb Gerealien
berbGltnibuaBig tuenig Stiditoff entbals
ten. 0esbaIbanaa bic Gerwenouns bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

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Das gub[ifnm rpir6 thinner rtsbr befunnt - urb rper
es mob nidt lit, 5oQte es perben nit ben punberppls
len 8erOifniteu bcs 9rpBen &nieriIcuii4en 6eiLrntttels,
oRS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
MEXICAN
Mustang Linimenf
&34+ G3n%SA AAA]A 6h$Hn
fit 1cnf@ 1tto SBier.

GiefeS Eminent bat gan; natIrIi6 ieinen lrfpruns
it 2tmErtta, no bic Hatur in ibrer Merfltatte iIr folbe
eritaunIide Ntittel 9esen bic Sranfbeiten tbrer Sinber
ior9t. SejH Jtubm bat ii6 Ddbreuo 35 s5abren tmmrr
mebr p%erbrettet, bis er iebt bic gauge bEpobnte Grbe lms
faRt.
Das Dtericun Dtuitans Ointment 1T Elm uuIbertreffLiz
DIES 9eilmitteL inr ale duBtrlt6en lebel BET Wterld unS
Gieb.
Sar 8te6Si9ter un6 8drmer 1T IS uni6dbbar.
Sine einSige Stai6e rettet DIT elm Dtenidenleber obrr
iteIt bic 8er1penoburfrit zines auS9eSeibueten gferces,
Sdien, Rub o6er Sdaoies rpieoer ben.
IS beitt 6uBfdulc, Sui>6ranfbetten, DSoloD 9ornD,
Dtubeu, Grebwurnt, Sdulteridule, @dube, Sine
uno Gtide pom 9titiger 9~teptilten uro SSnieffen 1nb
~Iberbuupt aae iol6e pom @ieb5i9ten ltub g%9aIolsbtn
uu;ertrennliheH llebel.
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~gnbubeit, Sdranrn1eu. Sminnp", gerreutunsen, Stetis
belt, 8luBgaae, &irgbefn &C.
Gas Mterican Niuitang eminent beroirft bic idueus
ften 6etlureen in ber &elt bel llnidQer, ntt tie in ieber
BamiGie p~ortommen, III N6peIcnbeit eire5 IrSte8, ME
9ronbpuneen @er5riibungeH, @errentuneeH. Sdnittz
puunen &C., ionic bel 5tbeumoti5mu3 nnb Stetfigfeit
in 6oI3e RON au5Seiegtiein. giumentti6 bel 5inbern
iebr %DtrtBpou-
GS lit has biIi9te Setlnittet Der gSeIt, benz IS bur6s
bringt bic MtusfeIn bis anf ben 6no6eu unb cine ei1s
muti9e anpenouHg geHIet ~sep0bulib CUR Seituu9.
Dericun @tuitaHq giurmeut 1ptro III Slaidrn por
bre;erlet Gr0Reu oeiInt, bic %groberen limb perbGltnIBS
utGBis bic b%taisiten. lleteraa iu babcr-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
G0I0erei.

Nidt ieLten gebt cine &u6 Ia No6en'
il6er Die d3ett 3um &alben, un6 3tpor cbenz
lnwoDl nit eillem 6uDfaLbe, tpie nit cinem
8uQtalbe, unD 5tDar oDne ieben S0Qben
fir oas Sltnge. Dab ein &ubfalb itetS
auf ben beitimmten Sag fommt, lit ioiuett
ourdous tidt Der Sal, unb Der ate Nberz
CLAUDE, DaB Gin Buffalo Idngere Belt su
leiner Gltttpidluu9 Dor benz @eborenperz
ben erforoere, lit IdItgit bur0 bunberte bon
Grfabruracu tpiOerleat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
4feb1Sp6 fpf
0raefenberg ardnters
Yillen

Iitb felt iiber breibig Sabren befanltt rtS
tpcrOeu bort alien, iDel6e Oieielben ge4
braudt 1dbe1, als iidere Gnr fiir &opfs
]dmcr;en, 9cberleihet, GerOannngsbes
IfwerOen, 6alleuz n1O ieOe al1oere Art
Siebcr alierfaaut.
Sieie 8illett iuirfet init gr6Bter MiISe
utS ltelen Die @eInnbbeit Oerer, weIde
an allgemeiuer INTO nerDOier S6wadbe
Ici0en, ipieoer ber. gu perfGafen bet
alien IpDtbeferl1.
4rtis 25 gemtS per 8OE%
16beS1SS nj uo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

three years. The Commissioners compelled to
bonds for the faithful performance OF Their duties
The recent terrible accident in the Grand Hotel. Paris
by the fall Of an elevator. has led Assemblyman See
bachcr to introduce bill for he inspection Of such
kinds OF apparatus in the city Of Hew-York The Fire
Commissioners directed TO detail four competent
fremen to be known Inspectors OF Elevators, to ex
anime all elevators in the hotels public buildings stores
offices and other buildings in Newlork The inspectors
to report at least month to the Fire Commits
soners result of their Investigations, being partic
ular detail Whenever IN their opinion an ele
may be deemed unsafe or may need repairs what
alterations repairs necessary III order
10 make such elevator perfectly secure, and the
Commissioners shall thereupOn notify TO the
owners Of the building In which said elevator
is situated that he they make the
pairs attentions III order to make such elevator safe
After the notice Of the Commissioners shall be duly
served II shall be deemed msdemeanOr for any person
elevator planned of. until the shall
be repaired and pronounced safe by one Of said i'll
spectors"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
WRECKS ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 81. The
schooner Enterprise Captain c. NJ Perkins, Of Wells
Me-, was driven on squam Bar by the high wind last
night. aud will probably be total loss She ia badly
stove. The vessel had mixed cargo OF fish, eggs and
potatoes and deckoad Of wood, for Boston. The crew
of four men and three passengers were rescued by
llfebOat from the station.
BOSTON, Mass, March 21.-The schooner Nellie, Cap
tain MARI from Calais, struck a rock In Broad Sound
aud was run ashore on Long Island prevent
CHATHAM, Mass, March 21.-The schooner Highlander,
OF WaldoborO with COAL bound Salem went ashore at
2ocock this morning. Sh0neeful Shoa Is now full
OF water. The cargo Will No q total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
COUNTY RETURNS from YEW.HAMPSHIRE.

COMPARISONS WITH THE VOTE OF 1871 $50 RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE COUNCILLOR DIS
TRICTs.
The full vote of New Hampshire for Gov
eruor on the eth inst. Is given below by Counties with
the vote east in 1S77 The totals the those
telegraphed Wednesday. Every county IN the State
contributed TO the Republican loss OF 1873 votes The
smallest loss az was in Carroll County and the
largest esq was in Inllsborough County The
Democrats sustained o loss OF rs in two
counties (i3 in Coos and 32 RockinghamD,
but made gains in all the other counties. Their
gains ranged from in Sullivan to 50i in Hills
borough The scattering vote fell off this year in
Bcllnap. Cheshire, Hsborough and straford Coun-
ties, but increased in tho other counties,
the gain being l76 votes Out OF the scattering vote
last year Asa g. Kendall ro) received ABOUT 33S votes
or the 573 scattering this year. 25l for Mr..
Kendall and 223 for Samuel Flint (Green)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
ALBANY.
IuopK OLE TIE LEGISLATURE.

IMPORTANT BILLS RELATING TO NEw-fohh-A NE"
EXCISE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sMfTHs TRIAL
Tho nil, providing for the retirement of aged and
disabled policemen was passed in the Assembly.
resolution was passed by the Assembly asking the
opinion of the At ornoy-Genera as to the conStitu
tionality of the law creating the Board OF
Estimate and Apportonment. In the Senate bill
was introduced increasing the powers of the board
Senator Hopkins introduced a new Excise bill
bill was introduced III theAssembly providing for
the inspection of elevators. The trial of Supern-
tendent Smyth was continued by the Senate; ex-
superintendent Barnes and Miller testified, ana
Mr.. Hand summed up for the State and Mr.. fecK'
ham for the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THE COMMITTEES.
ARGUMENTS RELATIVE TO NETWORK BiLLs-NO EX-
CIsE BILL TO REPORTED PRESENT.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l


10y TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, March 21.--The Assembly Commit
tee ON Cities gave hearing to-day on several OF the
most important bills affecting Nowlork City, Edward
Cooper made excellent argument in favor of the Daily
Charter John H. Strahan and o. b. Potter criticised
It, John j. Tawnsend opposed the passage OF the bill
giving the Board OF Apporonmen power 10 reduce sal
aries said he not in favor OF granting the board
any more power. Thatcher NJ Adams explained the
BILL drawn w by the Council OF Municipal Reform pro-
vidng for the cleaning the streets by the small COLI
tract plan. Jackson $. Schultz made powerful
argument in favor OF the bill and severely criticised the
method OF street cleaning and disposing OF the street
refuse adopted by the Police Commissioners. Police
Commissioner Smith replied 10 the criticisms. and said
that the contract entered into to clean the streets
made In good faith by the contractor, which had
been denied Mr. Schultz. An argument IN favor OF the
bill for eaulppng the New Museum of Natural History
made by John TAYLOR Johnston and salem ii Wales
The bull was modified to permit the Board 81 APP
poriionnent to make appropriation necessary Tor Tie
museum. -,
The Committee on Internal Affairs Of the Assembly
voted in committee to-day not 10 report at present any
OF the Excise bills cOnided to IT. This pracucail hs
he bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
FRIDAY, MARCH p, 1873.
HOW DELFOSSE WAS CHOSEN
THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
THE LETTERS CALLED FOR BY MR.. BEANIE SENT 10
TIE sENATE-AS INTERESTING STORY.
The correspondence III regard to the appointment
of third commissioner to the Halifax FISHERIES Ar
bitraton called for by Senator Blaine. was sent 10
the Senate Yesterday. The letters are very numer-
ous II oppears that the United States tried to Sc
cure the appointment of third man by
the United States and England conformity, IN
accordance with the intent of the treaty. England
consumed the time within which conoint action was
20 be had If at and then fell back Oh another pro-
vision of the treaty, by which the nomination was
to be made by the Austrian Minister In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

incl the retainer paid Senator Harris by the
New-York Life Insurance Company initiates
egainst Superintendent smyths integrity aug
any part OF the 2i 900 paid to Senator Tobey went 10
Superintendent smytb. He closed by asking tne ocna
TORS 70 take the matter consideration ana
answer whether John r. smyth had done anything W
warrant his reInoy al aud perpetual disgrace.
The Senate then adjourned. to meet at 10 O'CLOCK
Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Corr WICKED WORIp.r-SceDe-l

smoking room.-rime--Aftcr dinner time .sia3
Qiyely bachelor, to Jones, still more ditto 4" no 100
entered Whist. YOU here, Jones This u, , nSsrr
passing strange" Why, quite understood my mai,
guarly every evening now i-Joues quitting ~, W 81
glass, and languidy): Ya-as. Blown: genewarw. ~
boy genewally.-BrOwn: by the way, Jones. VIZ 40
you do the Benedict business-sette down anu - D
the charming WILDLY; plenty OF tin I'm to ia, ~
aehnstI: Wha-ati Marry Mrs. s., dear hoy, ~ no
Gwacious! Why, sposing l dad that WIZ
should spend my evenings f-.Judy.
A stout English gentleman, visitor scot
land was In the habit OF conyersng ailiary tslpsf
character Of the place who took delight :. me 81
boastingiy OF his great relations one asy; re Dcph
teman WAS seated at the door Of his Iodsus.r erest
came Up driving tat boar. That Is Que Oh ,y eusl
relations suppose. you have got win y oaI Dousla
rs he surveyed the proportions of hs .MsnfsneS W
mo relation whatever. but just Al seSuA'
yourself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The United se''s.
steamer Enterprise. Commander G. c. Remy eoins..
Ing at present stationed at Orleans is under o'0.
TO proceed TO the mouth of the Amazon River. anu W.
the consent OF the Brazilian authorities 10 make "a
survey Of the Amazon and Madeira Rivers IS !" a.
navigable; then TO touch the Island OF o.n sa,a
mingo, and to remain there II the troubles pe'Sse
there demand the presence of an American Ir ma 4
In protecting our Consul and citizens, after WHICH '
10 return 10 Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
1877.

total vote for Councillors this year Is II 1913,
against II 1913 last year. Although the Councillor
is trine smaller than that cast for Governor the Re
publican majority In the Districts is much larger than
the majority Tor Governor The majority this year is
1855. against 2,S3J In 1877. The Democrats carried
the With District in both years The returns for 1877
and 1878 are given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

Including vote for Governor 46 Rep. $40 Dem. and
for BARTLETT Dalton and STARK Instead Of Councillor
vote which Is lacking.
The latest figures show Republican majority OF
Senate aud 40 in the House. Last year the Legis-
laturc was Republican by 73 majority on joint ballot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
FIVE ERIE DECISIONS.

PARTIAL SUCCESS OF THE MCHENRY PARTY.
JUDGES BRADY AND DANIELS DECIDE FIVE Morr0ys
IN Tux ERIE LIIIGATION--AS INJUNCTION DE-.
NED-ALLowING BONDHoLDERs TO CONF IN.
THROWING OPEN THE BOOKS.
Five motions were decided in the Eric litigation
yesterday, all substantially in favor OF what il
known as the McIIenry party. Judge Brady denied
an injunction against the prosecution OF the suit BY
James McHenry and two others in Monroe County
and Judge Daniels refused them leave to come into
the main foreclosure suit only because they bad
their remedy in the Monroe County suit. JudQs
Daniels held that three European second mortgasa
bondholders were entitled to be made parties to thu
main foreclosure suit. He also decided that uness
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company struck out
the name of judgment creditor from its complaint
the decree in foreclosure must be set aside, and
Judge Brady decided that the books relating to TIA
last election of Eric officers must DO thrown open 70
a stakeholder.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-28

Some
are to be friends You will be such COM
fort to me-"
Then she went away and left him, and he
sat there trying not to see how he was cheat
ING himself and her-trying to see whether
there could be any real sin in his staying
near her. But he would not listen to the
answer stern conscience gave.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-28
CHAPTER TX.

THE WIDOW UNVEILS HER SAD HISTORY
1t was nearly twelve o'clock on the morn, morn
ING following his discovery that Sibyl Elton
was a wife and not q widow before Geoffreey
Chetwynd could make up his mind 10 go 10
the cottage, Mrs. Elton met him al tRss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-03
Communicated
JAKE CHARLES, Dec. 81, 1877.

LAKE OhAhLES, lISE. u, AOi1.
Mr.. lEditor,-For myself, and Oh
behalf Of the other visiting breth-
zea, permit me 70 express in your
columns my qualification with the
manner in which Lake Charles
lodge No. 165, F. & A. NJ, eele-
b-ated, last Thursday, the festival
of st. Johns day. The public in
ssallation of the officers of the
'ladge was at once a pleasant and
impressive ceremony, and the few
but very happily chosen remarks
with which they were refaced by
Capt. j. ". Bryan, the retiring
Master Of the lodge, and installing
officer, were highly appreciated,
ut only by the brethren, but by
me large audience of ladies and
gentlemen present. I am glad to
hear that the lodge has prospered
under his able management during
the past year, and that bis valuable
services, with those of the two re-
firing wardens, were suitably &C
knowledged, after the installation
of the newly elected officers. by al
unanimous vote of thanks by the
lodge.
The Masonic dinner and ball re-
fscted great credit on the commit
tee on arrangements. and gave the
the highest pleasure and satisfac-
ton. j heard but one sentiment
expressed by the brethren and by
the public generally in regard to
the Masonic celebration of the
day, and that Was that it was sue
'cessful and creditable in every par
ticular. a
Hoping that the brethren of
Lake Charles lodge may have
many happy returns of the day
they SO happily celebrated, and
ahatI may be there to see, I am
Yonrs fraternally,
VISITING BROTHER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-03

EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER LES
sIE TAYLoR-The N. O. Democrat
says: The steamer Lessie Taylor,
while lying ut the wharf at New
Orleans, exploded her doctor or
"nigger engine" causing damage
to the amount of about $4,000.
Fortunately there were but few
persons aboard ut the time, and
the casualties comparatively small,
SO far as known there being only
one man killed outright, Que NOR
tally wounded, and eight or ten Sc
yerely though not dangerously
injured.
The damage to the boat is al
most beyond description. 70 look
at her one would be led to suppose
that tornado had swept through
her cabin, causing destruction on
every side.
Her smokestacks were ,diseon-
inected from the boilers and left
inclining on each other, the boiler
and hurricane decks were COM
,pletely destroyed, nothing remain
ing but pile Of broken timber,
the office aud social hall being
completely carried away.
Capt. M. Kenison, in o CONVEX
sation with a Democrat reporter,
stated that the inspectors had
blown up his boat, that sbe was
insured for $4,000, but the insur-
ance does not protect the boat
when she is destroyed by an ex-
plosion.
The hull OF the Lessie Taylor
was not damaged.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-03

M. Il. CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
FOR 1876.-The Louisiana Annual
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
oopal Church, South, which met
in 0Pelousas on Thursday, 18th
uh., and adjourned on the 18th,
made the following appointments
for 1873:
Opelousas Dist,ict-Jacob ID.
Harper, P. E.; Opelousas, j. j.
BillinSsley; Grand Coteau, j. v.
Pointer; Washington, r. S. Isbell;
Vermilionville and Plaquemine
Brulee, Baxter Clegg; AbbevilIe,
Enos 3. FOust; Indian Bayou,
Abel Hu4pauir; New Iberia, M.
G. Manley and JAS. E. Cobb
Fraaklips Is. #. White I; Patterson
vile and Morgan City. ALI. II.
Clay; I,akeG Charles, j. f. eScurlock;
IGrande Cheaiere, Geo. 4. Free
man Sugar Town, p. Calvin; Cal
casieu Mission. to oe supplied by
w. Pilley.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-03

At the recent meeting of the
State Grange, 10 New Orleans, the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
E. K. Branch, Of .Ayoyelles, Mas
ter III. w. l.. Lewis, of Tangipa-
hoa, tOverseer;; Prof. Nicholson, Of
Claiborne, Lecturer; P. Ell. Har-
bor, of Ascension, Chaplain; #.
M. HaJgood. of Avoyelles, Stew
ard; John McGrath, OF Baton
Rouge. Secretary !; W. A. Brainard,
of Orleans, Treasurer; A. Della
vigne, of Orleans, Gate Keeper !;
Mrs. e. *. Branch, of Asoyelles,
Ceres; Mrs..J. p. Smith, of Orleans,
Flora; Mrs. III. W. T.. Lewis, Of
Ta1gipahoa, Pomona; Mrs. Blunt,
of Orleans, Lady Assistant Stew
ard.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-03
To the Editors VI the State q
louisiana.

The Louisiana Bureau OF ImMgia'
ton is receiving many letters OF Inquiry
from various sources calling for inform
ation for farmers, mechanics, lahoreiA'
business men, and capitalists, who %,
sire to settle in this State, or lnves,,
capital here Our bureau has .lssueu
two descriptive circulars, with maHs,
for the benefit of such inquiries W.
have sent off many c sculars, and cop''
of Louisiaa0 as IL is, and written ~
swers in response to letters OF lnquliy
Our bureau has opened books 70 receise
descriptions Of hnds for sale, proPosr
tions to lease land, or TO have LAW
worked on shaIes-any proposltop'
that may enlighten the Immigrant WY
wants to come to Louisiana.
WewiH record oil such tdescrlPs'glss
Of lands and propositions in our oooAs
which will always be open ~ stranso'SS
and persons wishing TO purchase, ~ ~
these descriptions will furnish the ~
reau with an additional fund Of valusu.S =
information for future circulars. ana v
be used in our letters in reply 70 inaaf
ries.
As cur board has no fands and n0as
come except the small amount furnisIGs s
by merchants and others in New vi ~
leans who subscribe to sssist ns ~ ~ -
labors, we respectfully beg the ea's ~
of the Stale TO publish this notcs, =. ss
o few weeks or months, without 'c.lse
to the board. for the benefit 81 lnA
grafton aud the State. .,
WIN. BoeEL, Presldan
Office Louisiana Bureau Of lmmlgra1'v'g.
No. SCommercial Place, New tlrsss''p
La, October 6, 1877. Al a..