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The New York herald., 1879-09-25
FINE ARTS.
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HUME NLWS.
william II. Vanderbilt has purchased for $4,000
francs important picture by Emile van Marcke.
and his only contribution to the late Salon.
"Herbage Soreng (seine-Interieure)." rs the pic
ture is called, represents cattle in wooded pasture
The two principal figures white COW. lying
down. and dark colored one which stands by her.
rubbing its neck Inclined tree trunk.
The art departments of tho st. Louis. Chicago.
Cincinnati and Louisville exhi hibtions open.
The private view of the former was had on the
ing OF the 18th inst. The department which. ~ al
ready noted. is under the charge OF Messrs. Howard
Wilmurt, OF this city, and W. Il. Hodges, of st.
Louis contains a collection of 355 pictures. which is
said be- the best exhibited In ST Louis.
The New York artists mako good showing.
Among the artist visitors to Easthampton. Mass.
during the past season wore Thomas and Edward
Moran, Eastman johnson, Samuel Coman, Jervis
McEntee. A. Il. Bunner and Professor Weir.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
FOREIGN JoTTINGs.

NJ Guibcrt, tho author of the statue Of NJ.
Theirs at Nancy. has been made chovaicr of tho
Legion OF Honor.
The French artists make n fino showing at the
Munich International Art Exhibition.
The remains of Roman edinco in fine state OF
preservation have been discovered ut vienne. De-
partment de lIsere. France.
The Academic des Boaux Arts has bestowed the
Bordin prize ON NJ. Eugene Mantz for his work on
lies Arts Il In Cour DIES Papcs."
Prince Borghese is going to enlarge his gallery.
which Is one OF tho finest in Europe.
III order to discourage the expectation OF antqu-
ties from Italy the Minister OF Public Instruction
has again put in force the Pacca edict. which fixes
al AL valorem duty of twenty per cent.
Ernest Croft's picture, "The Evening of the Battle
OF Waterloo" which was In the late exhibition of
the English Royal Academy, has been purchased ut
the price OF GG30 for the Walker Art Gallery, Of Lv
erpool.
The winter exhibition of the Grosvenor Gallery
viii be divided into two soctions-tho nrst devoted
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
LITERARY cHIr-cHAr.

LITERARY CHlI-CHAT.
A volume of society small talk is to be published
IN London.
VIII tho AaerGum never stop printing letters
about "burleymeny"
volume OF "Liberal LYRICS" by Mr. Evelyn Jer-
rold. will soon be published.
The AAencsm thinks that Professor John Fiske's
new volume lacks backbone. SO do we.
Part OF Professor Huxleys introduction to Mao
milan Il Co.'s Science Primers" is in type.
Five hundred pounds have been raised for tho
erection of tho John Knox monument in Edinburgh.
Cambridge Chaucer, edited by Messrs. Brad
shaw 4 Furnival, is to be published by Macmillan
L Co.
Applston's Dictionary of New York." on tho plan
H Dickens Dictionary of London" will soon be
ready.
No. II Of Fitch's Popular Library is called .srhe
Fatal Marksman and the Dice" and Is signed Thomas
do Quincy.
The Georgia State Gaxeteor'' is pronounced use-
ful aud valuable book to all Interested in the Emu
pire State of the south"
MIR. Latham Cornell Strong has changed the title
OF his volume OF poems announced ~ ''pots of
Gold" TO 'AIdsummer Dreams"
The "Frisian Language and Literature" is the
title OF little book by w. 4. Hewett, which will
prove interesting to all historical students.
''The Life of Admiral Farrsgut," by his SON. which
D. Appleton Co. will soon publish, promises to be
one of the most important books of tho year.
Bret Hartes Twins Of Table Mountain" which
has already appeared III London. will be published
In book form here by Houghton. osgood 4 Co.
Emile zolas "The Conquest OF Plassans d Tale of
Provincial Life" translated by John Stirling will
soon be published by 4. u. Peterson 4 brothers.
The Rev. Edward Egsleston, Of the Church of the
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
wEBsrER's SPEECHES.

largo octave volume Of noted speeches by Daniel
Webster has been issued by Little. Brown Co., the
avowed purpose Of the work being "to call attention
to the genius and character of Daniel Webster
lawyer. statesman. dplomatist. patriot and cit
izen." and "to revive public interest in the great
body Of his works." 1t is a compliment to the read
ing public that any publisher should credit them
with such fondness for sound. strong material as
arcnewed interest in Websters work would imply.
yet there Is American statesman who can be road
with greater benefit to and literary taste.
Webster was not only o wonderful logcian but
master of the English language; very few scholars
OF the present day would attempt to revise any of
his speeches with view to improving their rhet-
prc. aud fewer could begin the perusal OF any ono
Of the arguments reproduced in this volume without
being impeed to trace the line OF reasoning to its
conclusion. although tho subject of the effort may
have passed entirely out of the political field. An
Interesting feature Of the book is introduction.
several times rs long the average essay.
on 'Daniel Webster Master Of English STYLE
the author being Edward X. whipple.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25

yketches Of young gentlemen equally familiar;
and all are given with that rich humor and keen ap-
preciation Of human natures weaknesses that Dick
ans possessed to such wonderful degree.
GLADsToNE's ESSAYS.
Volumes s, Q and 7 of ex-Premier Glad
stones 'Gleanings of Past Years. have come from
the American press Cscribners Sons and are richly
deserving OF the attention Of people who appreciate
scholarly contributions whether they be pro con.
to the consideration of any topic The latest volume
of the series consists Of miscellaneous essays.
which are to the general reader. particularly in
America. far more interesting than those which
stitute the other two volumes. Among them Is the
famous and almost exhaustive Inaugural Address
on the Work Of Universities" delivered by Mr..
Gladstone on the occasion of his Inauguration,
nearly twenty years rector of tho University
Of Edinburgh. After this appears "The Place of
Greece in the Providential Order" essay which
sven disbelievers in Providence cannot afford to
leave unread. Another paper. IA Chapter Of Auto
biography. will be read with interest by those who
desire to know the cause Of Gladstone's change of
opinion regarding the Established Church in Ire-
land. ''The Law Of Probable Evidence and Its Ap-
pication to Conduct" is ethico-p philosophical
treatise from standpoint the Of that Of the
Utilitarians. ''The Evangelical Movement-Its Pa
rentage Progress and ISSUE" IL thouohtful sketch
of the progress Of the English Church after the Ref
prmation. In this the various reformers. self
styled reformers, within the Church treated
fairly.
Volumes and of the series are upon subjects
strictly ecclesiastical Most Of tho essays quite
old that upon "The Present Aspect Of the Church
bears date 1S43; wards Ideal of Christian Church
lacks only year Of being as old. and "Remarks on
the Royal Supremacy lin the Church) were first
published in 1850. year later appeared ''rhe
Functions OF Laymen in the Church" "The Bill
for Divorce republished from the Quarterly Revie0
for july 1857 is strong argument in favor OF the
restriction Of divorce legislation to the basis affirmed
by Scripture. The only late essays that appear
''The Church Of England and Ritualism" and "Italy
and Her Church." 1t is the fashion to estimate Mr..
Gladstone by his political successes; but the
is SO manifesty thinker rather than Of
action that his best work is to be sought at the
point OF his pen. in proof whereof adduce these
volumes Of essays.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25

aike. Men dro
torture and Dongeon for not being aole to IA.
contractors wanted them to do IL is pretty near
time that the public should know those things and
take to abolish this contract system
possible for all Artisans knows the Terrible
Effects this contract system has outside industry
contractor pays hfy cents day for convict labor
and the convict working at the part of the trade he
has learned in the prison the outside will be
able to make from two to dollars . day SO I
think the public will be able to form opinion
is in the several state prisons Of this state
Very respectfully, PROFESSOR USELESS.
WITH A DISCHARGED CONVICT.
The HERALD correspondent has interviewed Eds
ward Conway. United States prisoner. who was
recently discharged from Auburn Prison. to learn
the truth of the reports in regard to the bad food
served to convicts in that institution. Conway
has served term of one year for robbing the Post
Office st Beaver Falls.
what truth is there in those reports Of bad food?~
asked the correspondent.
1.-THE hash some mornings Is unft to eat. he rc.
piled. 1T is often composed of sour potatoes aud
putrid meat Hash is served every morning, and it
is bad at least ten mornings out of . month Last
Monday noon the corn beef fearful. What was
not putrid was too tough to cut with q knife"
'How long has the beef been bad?'
For the past six weeks. 1t bad enough be.
fore, but 1T is uncomfortable now. Tho agent prom
ised better beef aft N'nri~~i = the men.
three ing ~
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
LITER A TURE.
Popular and Scholarly Contributions
from Gladstone's Pen.
PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Reproduction OF Some OF Daniel
Webster's Speeches.

"YoUNG COUPLES AND YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
In no edition OF Dickens works do We find the
volume Of Sketches Of Young Couples and Young
Gentlemen" just published by Scribner Wexford
To most people it will be like new book from
Dickens hand. The illustrations are by "Phiz" III.
K. Brown. All the different brands of couples are
treated of in this volume in true Dickens STYLE Ono
Of the most amusing Of these sketches is that of
''the couple who dote upon their children" This
characteristic couple recognize no dates but those
connected with the births. accidents illness re-
markable deeds of their progeny. They keep a
mental almanac. with vast number of Innocents'
days. all in red letters They recollec the last coro-
nation because on that day little Tom fell down the
kitchen stairs; the anniversary of the gunpowder
plot because it was on the 5th of Novem-
Der that he'd asked whether wooden legs
were made in heaven and cooked hats grew
in gardens. Mrs. Whittier will never to
recollect the last day OF the old long she
lives. for it was that day that the baby had the
four red spots on its nose which they took for
measles, and SO on. Who has not met with such
doting mothers. and who that has will not try to
avoid them in future? The couple who coddle
themselves are familiar to every one. The husband.
when leaving home in the morning for his place OF
business. IL the weather be damp. puts socks
his stockings and india rubbers his shoes.
and wears curass of hareskin. Besides these pre-
cautions he winds thick shawl around his throat
and blocks up his mouth with large silk handker-
chief. Thus accoutred. and furnished besides with
great coat and umbrella, he braves the dangers OF
the streets. travelling in weather ut gentle
trot the better to preserve the circulation, and
bringing his mouth to the suface to take breath but
very seldom and with the utmost caution. The
Iketches Of young gentlemen are equally familiar
and all given with that rich humor and keen ap
preciation of human natures weaknesses that Dick
possessed to such o wonderful degree.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Assessor and Reg
A. istlar OF Voters, win open his Office
at ths following places Tor tie p@rpose of Re-
viSing the Assessment Rolls, and st the same
time Registering nll ddy qualified electors 0,
this parish. whu have not been registered I'M
der existing laws viz:
At eui~ Lorrain's mill. on the 2sth and Goth
days OF April. 1871,
At Darid Foremans store, on the 30th of
phil AMI LIST day Of May, 1879.
At k l,eh"an's ore, ON The ID and Sd days
OF May, 1879.
st jaime. Nevis residence, On the 9Th and
18th days o. MAY. 1879.
At james ole's store, on the eth and sth
days If May 1879
At Pine Grove Church. on the 9Th and 10th
dars of May, 1879
Al Richardson d Ppningers store, on the
18th and - days Of May, 1 7r.
At !ohu lies residence, ~ the g4sh aud 18th
days Of May, 1879
At L wis Gorkrsn's residence, on the l6th
and 18th days of May 1879
At Howe les res dance, on the 18th and
10Th days ct May. 1879
Al A. }. Elders store, on he 26tb and - b
days of Way 1879.
days or May, 1874
Al J. h. Gr4ngcr's residence, on the goth
and Sls: dIys of May, 1879
At Cbns. Ptater's STORE on the I'd and Sd
days IF .iune. 1879.
At Ben Whtman's resideece, on the lth and
9Th days of june 1879
At N, G. FraZ n d ro's store, Oh the 9th
and eth days o June, 1879.
At W. ]. Sllydon's mill IN The b and :NtJ
lays of June, 1879.
Alto. :. Lyons store. on the 18th and 18th
days of Jure. 1879.
Al NJ. NJ. Lyons store, GU the 18th and 10th
VS. of Juue. 1879.
Returning 10 Lake hares, where the Office
will be kept open every day tSundays and Ie.
,ai hol days ex'epted) until he LIST day OF Au-
gust 1917 from z l22 o'elork A. III. TO o'clock
z. NJ, and IRON 2 O'Clock P M. to 8 o'cl ok
p NJ
N TE-Under the Revenue Laws now in
force. lie assessment gu immovabe property
made in 1877, star DIS as the Aasis of taxation
ior four years, unless personal written plea
ton be made 10 the A. cssor for revision.
ALLEN GILLtY,
Assessor and Registrar. CElcasieu Parish, La.
Lake Charles, March 20 b, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

PANTHER KILLED.--Tllreeyoung-
sters OF this parish, named Joe and
Geo. Nixon and Johnnie Gill, one
aged about Ii years, the other two
aged about 10 years, pitched camp
last Wednesday night, near Jones'
Bluff, ON the Caieasieu river, and
began preparation for a glorious all
night turkey hunt. Their camp fire
was blazing brightly, and all prom
Used eheeafulness, when strange,
startling walls We're heard in the
direction by which they had come.
They seized their sporting pieces
aud anxiously awaitedresults. Very
soon the auther Of the cries, u wild
beast, came Within range of the
campfire light. One Of them fired
at the animal, but evidently with
out effect. The others sighted the
body Of the beast and emptied their
pieces in that direction. The result
was not known until next morning
when a dead panther, liddled with
turkey shot, was found. He meas
ured six and a half feet from Zip to
tip, and bore marks Of great age.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
ROBERT T.. BELpEN VS. JAMES b. PRIcE,
WM. FL. KIRKMAN, Galuishee.

10y virtue of writ of tieri facias. is
I'D sued and to me directed, from the
Honorable Court aforesaid. / will offer
for sale. at pnh'ic aut on. to the last
and highest bidder, ut the Court House
door of this Parish. in the town of Lake
Charles, La, Oh SATURDAY. the 5th
day of April. A. ID. 1879. at ii o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property.
situated in the parish of Calcasieu,
to-wlt:
The undivided 0ue-fomr,h interest in
and to the following described property.
Wig: Southeast quarter Of section II,
south half of southwest quarter OF sec
ton 7. north half Of northwest quarter
of section ls. south half OF section lS.
sections IL. 20. 81, %. IL, IL, aud north
half of section 25, in township 8, south
of range II west, west half of section
lS west half of east half OF section l8,
west half and west half of north-eas
quarter, and south half OF south east
quarter of see ton 49, west half and
south half of southeast quarter of sec
quarter Of section 81, and west half and
west half of southeast quarter OF section
u, in township 9 south range 10 west,
and containing. in all, seven Thousand,
1--we hundred acres.
Seized to satisfy said writ, in the
above mentioned snit.
Terms Of Sale--Cash, with the bene-
fit Of appraisement.
Sberiff's Office. Lake Charles. March
Ist 1879. d. H. LYONS.
Sheriff OF Galeasieu Parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
Departures AND Arrivals of the
Lake Charles Mails.

CLosE-For New Orleans ard all points
East and North-Every day. except
SUNDAY; at 6 p. m, or on the arrival
of the Western Mail.
ARTfvE- Every day, except Monday,
about a. NJ.
CLOSE For Texas and the West
Every day, except Monday, at 6 a.
NJ, or on the arrival OF the Eastern
Mail.
ARRlvE-Every day, except Sunday,
about g p. ia.
C1osE- For Rose Bluff and Cameron
Mondays aud Thursdays, at 6. 30 a. N.
ARRIVE Wednesdays and Saturdays,
by midnight.
For Hickory Flat and Alexan-
dria--Thursdays. at $50 a. m.
ARRIyE- Fridays, by Up. ID.
CLosE-For Sugartown and Leesyille-
Mondays, ut 5.30a. m.
ARRlyE-T Thursdays, by 6 p. m.
NJ ID. H REESE, p. M.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
THOMAS ]. Lyons vs.. A. Moss & Bros.
AND HENRY Moss.

DY virtue of writ of feri facias, is
I'D sued upon a twelve months bond,
and to me directed from the Honorable
Court, aforesaid, / will offer for sale, at
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, without the benefit OF
appraisement, at the Court House door
OF this parish, in the town of Lake
Charles, La. on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day of April. A. D.. 1879, at eleven
o'clock a. m. the following described
property. to-wit:
One steam Circular Saw Miii and
Building, together with all and every
thing thereto belonging and appertain-
ing, known as the Moss mill, situated
on Trahan's lake. in Caleasiea parish.
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued in
the above mentioned SUIT.
Sheiiffs Office, Lake Charles, March
18th, 1879. ID. Ell, LYONS,
Sheriff of Caleasieu Parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

list of unclaimed packages, for
persons residing in Caleasieu, re-
Jnaiuing with Texas Express Co,n-
pany, Galveston, Saturday March
22d. 1879: Publishers Of Echo, j. A.
Ryan, Lake Charles; M. L. Prater,
West Fork.
Since writing the aboveth pack
ages have been received by the
owners, except the one for M. L..
Prater, and lie can get his by call.
ing at this office.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
Notice to Pre- EnsptiOn Clain ina
ants,

Every person satitled TO the right of pre-.
emptioa to any Vt the lgnds within the Towns
ship. aud ports Of Townships above eDpmera.
ted is required % establish the same 70 tbe sat-
isfaction eff the Register and Receiver OF the
New Orleans Land Office, add Wske payment
therefor as soon Us practicable after seeing ibis
Notice" and before the day appointed for the
commencement of thu public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be FORE d.
No pre-emption claim based on a settlement
subsequent to the date of this Proclamation,
and prior to The offering, will be recognized by
ths Government.
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
License Notice.

A LII persons following any of the
n trades or professions subject to a
License Tax. are hereby notified that /
am prepared to issue the necessary re-
ceipts therefor. Ali licenses must he
l'aid at once otherwise ] shall proceed
to enforce their collection. according to
law, with costs and penalties.
W. II. KIRKMAN,
March 29~tf. Tax Collector.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
NOTICE.

4 LII persons who served, at the No
IA vember election, 1878, as Commits
sioners, Clerks and DepneF Sberiffs, OF
said election, whose claims have not
been presented and approved by the
Police Jury, can present them for ap
proyal at the June session, 1879.
BY order Of the Police Jury.
JULIEN RICHARD,
Clerk Police Jury.
March /, 1879. 1T
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

PERSONAL.-At the commence
ment exercises on the 20th inst, of
the Medical Department of the
University of Louisiana, tlirtytwo
graduates received the degree of
Doctor of Medicine, and eighteen
the degree of Master of Pharmacy.
Among them was orr esteemed fel-
low-townsman A. II. Moss, of the
well known mercantile firm Of Moss
& Riddick. DIR. Moss had the honor
OF taking both tle above named
degrees, and with his pleasing adj
dress, excellent business capacity,
high moral character, and natural
taste for medical pursuits, we have
no hesitation in saying that he wall
prove an honor to the medical pro-
fession. DIR. Moss returned here
on the 9th inst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
From the Opelousas Courier
A CARD.
OPEDoUsas. March 30,

OPEboUsas, March 30, 1879
Mr. Editor-Please publish ia your
next issue the accompanying kilograms
The Use of NV name on what was styled
the Eagle or Poop e's ticket, last Tues
day, was without my knowledge or con-
sent, either tacit. expressed or implied.
Respectfully yours, etc, -
E. D. ESTILETTF.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

To Mentor Andrus. Grand Coteap:
My name is used fs n candidate
against regular nominees without my
authority / am supporting the demo-
cratic ticket, and trust ii will be spc~
eessfrh f. ID. EsrILErTE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
mo. S47.)
PROCLAMATION
By THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

In pursuance Of an act of Congress of
June %. 1876. ]. Rutherford B. Hayes,
President of the United States of Amer
ica, do hereby declare and make known
that public sale of valuable Govern
ment lands will he held at tue Land
Office al New Orleans, in the State Of
Louisiana, on Wednesday, May %.
1879, at which time will be offered all
lands not previously disposed of i'll the
aforementioned townships and part of
townships, viz:
North of base line and east of the
Louisiana meridisn in the former Ope-
lousas. now ISew Orleans, Louisiana,
Land District.
Township /. ranges ]. z, 8, and 6.
Township 2, ranges J and l.
Township 3, ranges I aud ).
Township 4, ranges and s.
North OF haze lin, and west 81 the Louisiana
meridian in the former Opelousns, now Sew
Orleans, Loui.iana Land District
Townships I. 2. 3 and 4. range i,
Townships 1, and Z. rauge 2.
Townships !, 2. 8, 4 and 5, range
South OF base line Ard east Of the LousiJn
MERIDIAN in The former opel usas, nov New
Orleans Louisiana. Land District:
IL, range J. ; > " " y " ~
Townsbi,s 2 4 80 IN II Ie.na
Is, range ). " ~ : 'N
TOWNSHIP. a 5-s 10. II 70 and ~
range 3.
Townships 4, S, I, s,s, 10, u. 10. IL and
Ia, ranges.
Townships IL. ~ and l3. rmnge ).
Tnwoship4 s and 10 rang- 8.
Town,bips = am; "a r,nyn1
Towns ips Q. 10. n and -, ran,s
Tow sbjps -, rs and Il. rapyeg.
Twnships IL mud 70. range 10.
Townshins 70 and IA. -,pye /,
Townships Is ard IL reprs ~. e,
South oil base lin and west or he Ion;s;,n,
merida, in ,ba fnr,s. one,n,.a ,.,,,n Na,r
Orleans Loui.iara. Land nistrc,.
l,wussips 3 H. 7s O. 10 and I,
range
Townships 5s7s 10 an
range 2.
Townships !. 2.3.4. 8.7s.y 10. II and
-. rance /
Townsbips 5s7 q 10. ~ and
~. range 4
Towssb,os I234 5s- 50 10 and II
range 5.
Townshios 6 a. 7.sa 10 and II.
ranged.
Town hips l. 23.45 6.7s md 1;
range =
Townships 1. 4. S.7s9. 10 and n
ryopss
townships IaaAss7 10 NJ ~
aud IL. rangeg
TOWNSHIPS - s.s.-. 4. o. 10. n. 10
IA Ia and is rance
Town.hins So th- A.. ana
u range ii.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
OpeIousas, March Is. 1879.

To NJ. d. K,tvanagh. Washington:
Nv Name is used ais a candidate
ag,linst regular nominees without my
authority. am supporting the demo
cratic ticket. aud ilnst it will be sue
,essful T. o. EsTILEFrE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

Mr.. J. Davis, of the popular firm
~of LeGierse & Co, of Galveston,
was in town few days, acting in
4he interest Of his firm. He stopped
AT the Lake House.