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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-10

A namher u female employers OF
s,,s Nationsl Bureau of Euersviae
sd Printing write TO a 'ady III
Washington, y wife Of one ss tue
members of Congress, most ter
ribls story Of the inner WORKINGS
OF the Buteau. Several sounc
girls, they ~fit., who sntst~d thar
dspsrtmeat pure and i0noeem
t.ree or Four months ago Are nov
spiaed. The most disgrscelal pro-
ppsxls ars mxde to ell the women
in the departsaeut, and they are
persecu.ed beyond belief by til"
devils 10 charge. In Gne, this lot.
Aer charges the Bureau with bsis's
completely rotten, a most dsDs~r-
Gus place fer xny woman to tru-'
herself -.
ahiS IL net the htst time That
this very charge has t,e~a snads.
Z. has been whispered hundred
limos before, aud strange confirm
asory circumstances sadaeed ~ its
sarper. The employees WHO wait.
this kster exsress their Willingness
to testify on this subject, and to
p,ors ais. truth If the charges, il
aa earnest iByeelisation be made,
rqt one alsant to cover up the ihi-
cities ~ those IN charge Vt tilY
3areaa. 1t is to be hoped that
TIE whole matter viii be thorough,
Investigated. 1T is said that it will
~. The letter alluded to has BEEN
turned over 10 an sppropfiste Con
Gcessional COMMITTEE, which pro
fases 10 demand that Senssor
German look into the workings Of
tlis very suspicious department u
oua.-N O. DsmoerAt ~
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$50 Reward

MILL b" naiI Ia anr person or ner
w sons who will nire.t a, d convey 10
he Is ,enff, 81 ii! # III. 's,i i, nj IN
nasieu, La ID. G. WALLACE. for way
iarinx Ahd sl.aoting At George Galley.
Sita intent to kill.
Said Ma lace ~ about 81 years of age
air skin thin enr'y hair. Il 4 forehead
oh: l"g 4 a',p,' the knee. uses buf
ore cra'eh, 40 false leg
-GI.4GE GILLEY,
Jan 10, 1878 If
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iC,mrnunicsted.3

Tie emrloyees ut Norris mi!
prese1lted to their Foreman, Mt,
Watt, u besntiful pipe aud tooAco.
pouch Oh CiristmSs uorping, -.
!. token OF their regard aud esteem
5or his many noble aud maDi.
Qualities.
The gift WAS presented by "s..
of thaix uu .uber with q Eeat ad
<i:ess, the response GAS girsn witt
heartfelt gratitude. ADD iss4es,ed =
with deep feeling 10y tAs neD.
More saon. LEX.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-10

NOTICE TO DELSaUESTS.-Un-
loss those who are 50 much behind
with us Tor subscriptions aud ad-
vsxrtiseuants, come forward and
settle up soon, We will be forced to
gut their acoscuts iD the hands OF
il collector Tor collection. ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-10
Meeting OF the school Bcars

LAKE CHARLES. la. Jan. 5, 1873.
The Parish School Is .ard met purs,
INT TO adjournment. Present: J. W.
BRYAN, President; S ID. Read. Sec,e.
AIRY; w. T.. ri aud ID. d. An irus.
Tlrre b-iny no quorum the boari
ldjourned sin" die.
j W. BRYAN, President.
Attest S. ID Read. 5 ,cretary.
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We Call the attention Of renders
-, t,,e advertisement 81 Mr.. O. Fail
yort in another column. Those
Wishing anything in has line would
tde we'll to give him a call.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-10

We call specinl s,t-.'ien to
Henry W. Johnson's notice to The
,nb,ic. And other new ADVERTISE
.sn ants, especially to .l.e en- bead
Led hfty dollars r-wrssl.
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The temper and cutting qualities of
@th Aui.cs anu sS,.ssUlS are ca,efli.y
tested.
Eieat care is TAX IN 10 maiataia ana
Increase the wel!-eurn-a reD~tstlon
'aic:i this Company nave atsained, r.
III e L LEADING A EHICAN
CUTTERS.
II harm"ny viii. Tie verdict of Gus.
toners. the Centennial Exposition
,war'.ea Melais and Diplomas for th.
greatest excellence ~ quality and finish
Of these goods.
THE MILLER BROS. CUTLERY co.
West M-ridea. Conn.
Jan 10, l67S-6m
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Justices of the Peace needing S
cory ofrie Louisiana Magistrate,
cap be suppAsdby calling on Bryan
e. Clement.
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!. W. BRYAN. o. II. CLEMENT.
BRYAN & CLEMENT,
Have for sale on tie corner OF Ryan
street aud Public Square. which is the
9ll stand OF J. W. J'rysn's, established
in 1859.
s,HEaI"AN and ENGLISH CALIcos,
BROWN and BLEAGHED DOMEsTiCs,
LRILLI~Gs aad TICKING,
sNEGTiNGS, CHECKS,
OSNABUR9s, CHEvI0Ta,
JEANS, TwEEDS
FLANNEL, Etc,
INIT SACKS, NUBTAs,
LADIES' / GEHTLENEN's
ScARFs, LADIES
VESTS, BALMORALS
CnEMIEETTrs,
c0LAKKlTEs,
CUFFS snd COLLARS,
LINEN snd PAPER COLLARS,
GLOVES, HANDKERcHIEFs,
C1RSETs, BELTS. JACOEET spd
Lace EMBROIDERY,
Ribbons, ETC., REPS,
FiGlRE aud PLAID
PopLsNs, DEBEGK
PLAID CAMLETa,
CANTON PONaKE.
OPERA FLANkELs,
JAC0AETs,
NAINSOOK,
WIS, BISHOP / VICTORIA LAWNS,
HATS 4 CAP FURNISHING GOODS,
yALIs Es, CARPkT BAGS,
SADDLE POCKETS.
BUGGY WHIPS.
A fuil Stock Of
Boots and Shoes.
OHr family grocery department is
now complete, and we intend to keep
IN band y full stock OF
BACON, HAMS, LARD. SUGAR,
MOL ASSES, SYRUPS,
VINEGAR. KEROSENE OIL,
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,
CORN, MEAL,
GIFTS, RICE, Etc,
Canned goods Of VII Kinds,
CUBRANTS. BATES,
RAiSfNs, Etc, etc.
An Of prices to suit the timos.
JA 10
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Open Day and Nirhs al the ysas.

All Of the branches Of Business
Educ 'tion taught.
Independent Department fcr the
English branches. ,a.
Higher Mathematics German, ord
EiocutiOn.
Photography tsught perssnslly -
Der mail.
For tall course of Double Entry
B Oh.keeping in all its forms
with Commercial corresponds
ehce. -. '.H'. Wv w
For full Commercisl Course,
embracing all the branches at
h Practical Business Ednca.
ton, Life Scholarship. ...., SO 90
Reference made to thousands Of stu.
lent, who have completed uader cur in.
,truction.
For circulars giving full iaformation
concerning time to complete board,
course ~ instruction, etc.
Address
J. VI. JOHNSON, rress.
CUT THIS ADVERTISER ENT OUT.
June 81, 1877 u.'
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

[ IL persons are hereby forbidden to
~ hin any ra't!+. elong;ug 10 ,ar
.oaiv'aua ly. or any Que for whom ar
" ut or stnck-kesprr ANY persep
.kinuing sne', cattle. without permits
siou. will be prosecuted ctiminaliy ami
.iy.ry.
HENRY " JOHNSON.
Jan 10. lS7A-if.
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

I am now prepared NJ nsnal to make
| final proof Of Homestead Entries,
md procure patents for same, alsn ta
procure patents for entities made pre-
yi0rls TO fine late war
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with punciuslity and dis
patch. ,..~
Lake Charles, Jane 7 lSJ7-lJ.
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T. r. Far!rv, D-m"crat, hns
s,ser elected United States Sena.
s,r from California.
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u. 8. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles q nd New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND pIrA

SCHEDULE or ARRIVALS AND DTrA ATURx1.
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, ThHrs-
days aud Saturdays, at g.. n; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at 8P. u.
Leaves Lake Charles tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays ut 6 \. ~;
arrives at New Iberia next days at6
p. n. :.
New. light and comfortable, mall
coaches, will carry passengers At the
following rates;
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OFFICE PARISH SCHOOL BOARD,
LAKE CHARLES, la, Jau. 10. 1873.
The following Scho,.i Districts OF this
parish have vac,ncies which, :lre not SNIP
.'lied with teachers
District No. vacancies.
=. 4" 3
:. 2 i"
Teachers will apply, as usaaI, through
he District Di'ac.rs
J. W. BRYAN, President.
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Among 4Eae dead Failures.

VI tie past, how many bogus nostrums
may b. numbered! Beginning their careers
with Il tremendous flourish eff truInDets.
oiAzoned ior IL time III the public prints
AMI on flaming posters, soon, but lot too
sgo.I, where they relegated to the limbo OF
things lost on earth. But Hostetter's Stom
iteh Bltters is Il living and thriving remedy.
II goes on, curing and to cure. Neither un
dtfnailt nor open competition affect it. On
the contrary, contrast with integiar rival
preparations only increases its popularity,
1t has been repeatedly initiated. bnt with.
out success. CouIteficits of it have been
snfreptitiously introduced, but have fallen
nat. everywhere 1t ~entrenches itself in the
confidence OF the people and we'll it NAV
ior 1t Is thoroughly reliable invigerant Of
'iic feeble. oanislies dyspepsia and consti-
patton, braces the nerves, cures rleIu,atf.
ailments and kidney complaints, and ersdi.
Gales anu prevents intermittent and remit
tent ievers.
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DEeas.

MULLETT- In this town. jana
ary LIST, 1913, Thomas Muliett,
born i'll london, England, June
4th, 1877.
The deceased was confined to
his room fer nlany months du-
ring his last illness. and was fay
ored by the constant and devot-
ed care of his daughter, with
whom he resided here For sever
al years past his lite was devoted
to the service OF God. and his up-
right walk and contiuct during
this period will long serve as a
bright example TO all who knew
hinn. Ills remains we're followed
to their last resting place by a
large %c0ncOurse OF II towns
people. Including Lake Char.es
Council No. 81, United Friends
of Temperance. May he rest in
peace. y FRIEND.
Mr.. MUllett was in early life q
resident Tblbodaux, and a few
few years ago was a STATEN
ed Minister Of the Methodist
Church, Oh Jackson Street. lie
WAS the greater portion OF his lit>
d Civil Engineer, bat since The
war he entered the Ministry ant
exhibited considerable eloqueuct
anl ability asa preache: OF tlt
Gospel.
He WAS a well Informed man, an;
and possessed great conversation
al powers.
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Brand & LeecrNlre. 1916 Recent ~

Brand & LegelFlre, 1916 Receipt ~ 90
The following Resolution vas adopted.
Resolved that ia Treasurer. set aside
the sum Of $700] Seven Hundred Dol
lars. or 50 much thereof as may be nee
essary to pay sou t-eXpenRe s OF tie De
cember session. and The balance il II
to be placed to the CT, dii Of the Redclnp
ton Fund.
l.. Z. schneider offered the following
Resolution, which wtS unanimously
adopted. that the pr sent officers of the
Police Jury be declared elected for the
ensuing year. at their present salaries.
and T. l.. Ninders lie recommended to
the Governor to he retained in his pres
ent position Of District Attorney pro
TEN.
Resolution of L. +. Schneider, ard
adopted that the balance due Jourdan
Reese s2S for work done on tn, Chuck
bay Road under a contract with J. G,
R'gan as Road Inspector nnd Ordi
nance No. IS July 1876, be paid.
Resolved tL4t Ordinance No. lu9 Re-
latlve Ia Levgiog an animal License
Tax on Trades occupations and niofrs
sions for the ysar 1878 he adopted.
Petition # C'tizeis of the Parish ask
ing that il law be passsd TO close Stores.
Coffee Houses, or Drinking SuIoons. OIL
Sunday was received, and referred to a
cnMritteeof three to be appoin ed by
the PleSlttnt TO rel o t on same to the
ne\t meeting of the Police Jury. where
nponthe President appointed on said
committee Il Sinclair. James Moran
and S idon Bdzi'e.
M L. t. Schn ider. presented n Nun
ORAL and Resolution, requesting the Pc
lice jury to petition to the State Lrgis.
nature 10 MA all the State Lands
from TIE | #forlcie Crossing on the
right d scehdin4 bank of BayDn Lafonr-
ch' to the Gulf o: Mexico, and that The
Poiiet Jury be authorized to sell the
same. and with the proceeds ofsail salt
to caise the instructions on Cvnrcs.
Bayou, axe Fields. ana other BAvons
ta ; re.a.Gv d. which WIS received and
adopted nnaaia ons.y, and
K aolv. ii t.ttt a committee of two
lad the 0i@tr ct Attorney pro tem. r.
l.. Wind + AMI t:lt Pr, 81 lent he added
oil. he committee to consist of T.. +
Schn"ittef.L, 4. Wrbrr, I j.. Windcr
J. II. Howell toca';y out the o|ircts q
Ia" N mortal ant! the re ulUti.a.
The Parish :rei$urtr, submitted d.
tailed report of tn" iiA'neia! condition
OF tie Parish to Ia 2Stil. of December
1877: and ihe following conrlc!sel Re
Foit.
P0ist IYeaS;uer's, C5n7snse! Etp,,t. iron
Cct2tc' Isl. 1877 10 Dcccmbrf 2rh. 1877.
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and distressed without hope or
expectation OF being remunera-
ted, it is needless TO speak. The
good done by our brother. in this
way is known only in Heavens
Chancery where, let Us hope, it
has been duly registered by the
Recording Angel.
THE evil that men DO lives
after them; the good is oft inter
red with their bones" In this lu>
stance, there was no evil done by
our brother, which viii survive
him, bns his good deeds viii bios
som wen IN the dust to which
all that IA mortal of him has
been consigned.
He closed bis long and useful
life 10y dying the death Ut a good
Christian, and by leaving to his
family tie heritage CT an unsnl
lied character, and to the profess
sion Which he adorned. and whicl
now deplores his loss, the memo
ry OF an honorable career. Let n>
realize that our loss has been HI;
gain, and that his spirit new
dWvlls where
"fhc blighting dew of death never falls,
AID where atlleus ANA tIreWcffs are thing
unknown"
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SHERIFF SALES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
TAYLOR EEATTIE. 2. HOGAN SUBRO
GATED vs.. NO. 3592 A. y. Detail OSTE
& Ais.
AslFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, Parish of Terrebonne. Sheriff,
Oliice Parish of Ia" ourche. BY yir
tue nf a writ of Fl Ia to me directed III
HE abate entitled naNuunlbered case
nave seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder at tho Court House in the
Town Of Thihodaux on
Saturday FEBRUARY 1Gih. 1878.
between the !cqrs ofM o'clock !. NJ. aud
! o'clock Pm. t1A undivided hale of The
following described Mopcrty to wit
|. The North ilelf objection 81.
:. The South half OF seeSion 20 containing
six hundred and forty acres,
5. The South half Of section 81,
4 The North half of section 20 contain
ing SIX hundred and forty acres.
D. The North half OF section II contain.
ing three hundred and twenty acres.
b. The East half of South West nuarte,
West half and North East quarter of S5ntf
East quarter containing two hundred and
fifty acres.
All situated in the parish of Lafonrcl,e in
i.i3. 5. K. ID 4. in the South Faster
District Of Louisiana West of the Mississ
ippi River.
IS shown by the entries made by V. Sula
konskl dated January Eth. 1860, duly re
corded III the Recorders Off sc of this Par.
lsh in Conveyance Book No. IS n. 81.
Terms IF Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1873.
l.. A. WE'RE, Sheriff.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-On last
Tuesday morning, before day
light, as VALERIE Roger was pass.
ing along jackson Street. in front
OF st. Johns Episcopal Church
NJ discovered IA man apparently
leaning on the fence surrounding
the church yards who upon tx,
animation was found to be dead.
He was recognised rs Charles
Lanshren or Lockley. a boiler
maker who has been working il,
this Parish for several years, prin-
scipally for Mr.. Hogan.
1t is probable that he was in
toxicated, being in the habit OF
indnlsing freely when he was not
at work.
The deceased had Il wound o,
sore on one of his legs which had
bled considerably.
1t is supposed that he had fall.
en- and reopened the wound. ~
marks of blood were visible on
the hanQuets for square from the
place in which he was tonnd.
He had fallen intoa ditch the
water in WHICH exhibited signs Of
blood. AS he passed the gate lead.
lug into St. Johns Church. aud
had gone a few steps further. he
stopped and Seemd 10 have lain his
arm across the ralugs, and knock
ed the ashes ont of his pipe on
the iail of the fence. and pa, il
INTO his pocket. when he seemed
to have partly dropped. his chin
being caught between two Of the
palings, and holding to the fence
with both hands. too weak from
loss OF blood, and from the inha.
.ence of liquor he thus died. with
no one near but IA faithsat dog
that was found guarding his life
less body, alter life had passed
away.
lie hal left home at s oiriock
A. VITO come up town AMI was
rfet trn'ng towards home when he
laAi with his singular death.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH COURT. PAnISIi OF LAF0Cli
CHE SUCCESSION Of CHARLES
II. GILLtS, No. Les pROBATES.
EsY VIRTUE O FAN ORDER OF SALE
I'D to me directed in the above entitled
aud numbered succession | will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant TO law to
the last and highest bidder ut the Conr
House in the Town of ThiboI TX on
SATURDAY February 1914. 1878.
between the hours OIL o'clock \ VI. and
O'clock p. N. the following described pro
perty 10 wit
a certain tract of land situated in this
parish about one mile.abuve the Town oi
Tlibodaux on the right ascending bank OF
Bayou i-atourchc having one arpent aud I
hall front on said Bayou by six a~rpents III
depth bounded above and in the rear ty
lands tor.nerl belonging to Il. Z. Ltdet &
Eros, and below by the public road separa1
ing said property from the plantation Of
Nelson \ D1ueis,n. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. Cash on the Spot in U. S
Treasury Notes.
january 18th. 1873.
:. \. WEBR-, Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH COURT. PARISH of LAFoCR
CHF Succession OF WARREN PRES
cOTT. No. 1906. PROBAIE>.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed IN the above entitled
,nJ numbered succession | will of
fer for sale at public auction, pursuant to
law. to The last aud highest bidder on the
premises situated in thosTown OF Thibo-
Saturday the 26th, Naay OF january
lQ-s wcen the hours 81 ii o'clock A. NJ.
and ! o'clock PM. the following describ-
ed property to wit;
lot OF snndries ARTICLES such as hedstead
and beddin. tool chests and old TOOLS Ia
bieS one stove etc, .
Two small chests ANA tools and u small
pump and a cart and blocks, II steam
p.ow etc,
Terms of sale. Cash on the spot III US.
Treasury Notes.
january 18th. 1873.
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STATE OF LOU JANA.
Y. III. BERNARD VS.. NO. 1862 ERNEST
VICkNAiR.

' -
ViCkNAiR.
ENFTEENTH JUD CIAL DISTRICT
L COURT. PARISH OF LAFOORuHE.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me
directed in the above entitled and mum
bered case. | will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant TO law. to the last aud
highest bidder. Oh The premises situated
in said parish left bank of Bayou L;,fonr-
che on the S:aureau and Joseph Martinez 5
plantation at ahont three anal six mites
above the Town OF Tli1odauN, on
Saturday JdnHaFy 26ta. lSlo.
between the hours Of II O'Clock A NJ, and
4 o'clock p. NJ, the following described pro
petty the same being Of It perisl!ablo MT
ture to wit
About 81 barrels OF Mola%scs and three
Empty !iogsheaAs on the Green Woods
plantation.
IA Ho.sheads Sugar and afoat 10 barrels
of Molosses on Joseph Martinez's planta
ton.
Terms Of sale:-CaSh on the spot in L.
:. Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1873.
l.. A. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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CORRECTION.-Iu an article
markedly written in the last Sen
TINEL giving a list of the busi>
ness men aud houses in Tiiibo-
tanX some names were omitted.
among which are those of Mr..
Anbert who keeps IA neat barber
saloon on st. Philip Street, Oh
Mrs. Hesse who keeps a neat ANA
We'll assorted stock Of dry good
ald articles OF dress whicl, at
tract the attention Of all the Ia
dies who pass in that, vicinity.
also the names OF L. l.. Winler
the late efficient District Attorn>
e.y and now attorney tor the Par
ish aud that of S. X. Snaer the
present District Attorney of this
judicial District. Also j. 5. Biili,,
the able Lawyer and efficient Re
preventative TO the Legislature.
III there + more their names do
not recur TO the memory at l,le>
,ent.
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ECLIPsES.-TheIe will be four G.
clipSes duiing the year 1878, two
OF each luminary. as follows: Al
annuiar eclipse OF the sun near
, O'clock III the morning of Febri
ary ,, which will, therefore, be in
rlsab.e to the people on this part
Of the earth's surface. 1t will be
partially visible from nearly the
whole Of Australia, but from Meth
er OF the continents, its northern
limit being South Of The Southern
most capns OF Asia and Africa. 4
partial eclipse Of the moon in the
morning OF February II, visible
from the United States. The
moon will enter the earlh's shad-
ow at 3:525 a. H., and leave it DIT
6:4Sf a. III. At twenty-one min
ntes past > o,cIock the middle OF
the eclipse, OS4 Of the moon $
diameter will be abscured. The
time is not favorable for genera
observation from this section. A
total eclipse of the sun, July 30,
visible to all parts Of North
America. The line of totality
rams through kanlschatka, Ben
rings straits. Alaska, British
America, Western Montana.
Western Wyoming, Western
Colorado. passing about one de-
gree south west of Denver City,
aud across Texas to the Gnlf Of
1leXlc", near Galteston city. 4
partial eclipse OF the moon in the
afternoon and evening Of August
II. The moon will enter the sbad
CIV at 4;32 p. IN, beng then be
low the horizon, and leave it at
1:lE p. IL, when she will be little
more than hat an hour high.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
ABEL LASSEIGNE VS.. No. 754. ERN

ESl
DANISH COURT, PARISH OF La
Il fourehe-By virtue Of an order of
sale to lie directed in tae above entitled
and numbered case | will offer flor sale at
public auction purslaAs to law, to the
last aud highest bidaer on the premises
situated in said ptrislNJeft bank OF Bayou
L;'tourche at about four miles above the
l1wn OF lilbodaqN y ~Ealcrie Vieknair's
SATURDAY JaaaaV 2GM. 1878,
4 o'clock z. NJ. the. following desrrihad
property the same being Of ID perishable ma
ture viz
h contents of a Dry Goods store CON
slstng OF Goods, Groceries>War and .fer
eaalsli5e sc.
FERNS Of sale. Cash on tie spot in L. s
Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1877.
l.. A. NEBRF SI,a.;R
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Respectfully Submitted,
+. SAMOAN, Parish Treasurer.
Ihibodaux, December 2Sth. 1877.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned
to Monday the 4th. day of February
next 1878.
J. NJ. HOWELL, President.
GEO. w. SQUIkEs, Secretary.
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On monday last the new
Board of Directors Of Thibodanx
Bridge Company elected II. W.
Tabor President, and Z. Z. Lorio
Secretary.