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.fon or to believe thoroughly IN pcsslmst
prophecy: but stIll It dies ouk "A II land In
England could be cultivated nnly BY It's owners:
Es7,ooo.t vcar (s335, ,o0o, ,oo) to class wi,Ici,
docs not directly work, ihat change would ho
2 q, ".oeIal revolution" w acc thls possibility
sat aud DC nSi ~Ss s shss ze at eeses sss:
wa do, wonder nt aone Of The trgu-
nGnts haAed upon the anttclpation of sucl,
change. Where, for example, Ia tho reason
,s assss s q s.ynE a Il + oses s9x$n nd
supply Of fo14, and must must nudity tlcr foreign
.luco lcss because rent fa1fb, say. 10 make tho
casaatrophc more visble,, to nvs .sh!Iltngs an
farmers tilcmlclycs1 Whal ground Il tiscru foar
txpecthR 1.1M to be thrown out nj cu1tty2ttonf
It can ncyor bn tic fnnjIori's interest to lc. It
lie wnste. md IS 10 the tenant, there must
terms with his rival In Illinois, who must 10
weighted with son.s freight, At ali events SUP
posc tue British farmer ffceholder Of cheap
land seventy miles from LONDON. Surely hu
miles from Chicago md 800 from i.onton. No
possible Improvement tn communication can
then put him At disadvantage, Or make his o.
cupatfon. i profitable to hts Illinois rival, lcsn
cxttrpatc1. bY the change, aud Gieat Britain
may suffer gricvously In every de-
psrtmcnt OF tic for waut OF a wealthy
mud lcisurad class devoted " politics; but
tic suffering, uowcver keen, would not affect
the supply Of food. The tn1ionnl wealth might
be diminished to n terrible extent by the loss Ia
the eulttg value Of land, but the natsona crop
would not be dtrltnsllcd BY bushel. fas1nrr
Grochacro would not grow lcss bccause he paid
no rent The landlord cannot lcavc land waste
in fit OF pfaua with Nature and events; nor
would faruers, because they got land cheap,
md could only, m business nlen, afford to buy
II cheap, be necessarily either poorer OF less
compatent cult!yators. The dream Of England
going out of cultivation In dream merely, at
least II It Is to 80 out Of cultivation ont Of
dread Of competition. No competition could do
moro than destroy tlie present ability Of the
md to Yield rent, IN ndditon to the cultivator's
liv!a. unu interest OH Ills capital,
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TRUTH is MIGHTY.

As the little learen hid in the measure Iof
mcal made olt lcaycn, 30 truth gradually osur-
cotnes all doubt und disbelief. When Dr.. Pierce,
~ woa at aH d.
eases and weaknesses peculiar to women, sotno
doubted, M,d continued to employ tho harsh
And causttc local treatment. But the mighty
truth gradually became acknowledged Thou
untold tortures nt tie hands Of different physi-
cians employed tho Favorito prcscTipttor, and
we're speedily cured. Many physicians now pro-
scribe 1t In tlcir practice. So sane,lns II Dr.
through druggists under positive guarantee.
''How much better looki" exclaimed LADY
who bad uscd Genn's Sulphur Suap.
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s Ht sks; ,tx e o,s ,n nness3 .,bo tas'
How about the burularies perpetrated In and

That makes the Boss uneahY. Mlybc That's
the resaon they arc btcak'ng caht:nF
near the eityln
aDon't ak mo about that. TLo whisky them
iello"s swallow Isn't al! got by tattoo!ng: Often
N the night some Of the gang 70 off some
have .ls.heEs Of money. wouldn't bave saii
- mnch II was going with them. I'm bouud
Tor New Yotk. More than once 1've heard It
sala s, 'kniang' was TOO good for = fellow that
prison,''
".WI'ere :. v do they all come 'front.'"
,,,,. AZ hycr. That fellow there, 'ffook-Nosed
A,t,Ec,' ,1,; Is rum Cincinnati: aome'a from rh!1a-
aes!pn!a. baltimore, hhl elsewhere. Talking
and lont, feel like working. Here they have
ivea Eood, ali the chickens and other stulf they
shnmid o. ies & &aFG.mcnt !. pretty stron9IWhS
ARE ilIey goIng to march off In body ~
.,.n no; ILL., ~ s1uaue Or ono, two, md three at
lime. Ihey have been going that way for day
them 'he Boss and tho bov they cali tic
Young un.' Nearly all Of them are going to.
Morrow, arHN and God help tile people they land
n A. % tl,s Nsynure police headquarters, Marshal
IN % ne Guy lim'ts The tEanps bad regular picke:
,s1e Marshal "1ye GONG over there With a num-
LEX u Hly men uEG4aEQ IN Clt1zGn'4 ClQt0lGHt
when 70 got tfrre they would b over across
the bridge IN Now Windsor. The Nevburg
police hase no authority In that town. Arrest
them here Oh, yes, wa hayc snatehcd
quite number Of them and sent them up. Ona
i hers now In the City Prison, othcrs aro in the
Counsv jail at Goslien. They arc bard lot,
and the people here will 10 glad to hear they
are moving away. As Tar as know NJ violence
Of any note has been committed. There Is no
doubt they will sscal, and have stolen, ANYTHING
they can lar ihclr hlnd4 on"
To-day the CAMPS at "uummcrsf Hill" and
the Cedar Groye ara deserted. The blacXencd
spots ia the grusa where the camp-Hrcs were
built remain. and will serve as n,emento OF
their presence. Among the bushes ara scattered
old coats. shirts. and wearing apparel Of every
description. In 81! stages OF flth and ragged
ness. A few Of the tramps, probably not more
tlIan fifteen, still bang around in the woods, but
INC main body have taken tsir departure ior
good By the way u tic Eric Railway und turn
pike. The New Windsor people breathe freely,
az they have boen fn constant dread, believing
the vaZabunds capable Of almost any deed. Tile
colonr, II t,c story Of the machint.t ia 10 ho
credited, will make lively times at Hornelsylllc
whcn Tie tramps meet a. the appointed fcndex-
vou6'shcTe later Ia tic SUMMER. !
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latter's appointments. II Will 10 read with In

teTGAts
1R71.-pgAu SIN: fuu max nc In your nolc II ]
knuw ot a posltion tor onc-leg2cd snldtcr., I
answer do not: Nearly two years n3o asked n
In my ntith:,pr!ood, backed by all ha ne!rhunrs.
Nj. Hayes refnscd It, and gave tho pDsttun to
rcauest Of Mr.. ffoas. Senator from onr statc who
stayed at houlr. too. stnca that time ls7rs asked
Of Mr.. Hayes nothing. The law Ia in1fHtattro that
n,aimsd veterans Ut ihe Wnr. Int TINT law ID mot
obeyed.. Eot nm act through tho li9nsa when !
nriannmcnt for mt nseyInB Il. int Il nc1 III the
Hc,Iatu. rho pooplo Of tho Confederate 8tatos do
beitor. They gIvs all their nrnmnent otllce& 10
their cFipplcE nnh otter Confederate s1dters.
1t stcE,s 10 be tho msf0rtnns 0f your friend that
he fought on tho wrong aEie u yet my recogntton
not s5o 70 DO anythag for hi@ an '"' yoars
tFuelr. BENZ. F. DurLEn.
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E7KElHHN!d 7Ta40lFFF {KEM.L "
II 10 pretty Well known and recognized fact
that ficn, Bun Hutler alsS no admiration for
Fres1ent nuyes On every ocr4slou that llo
llas had IN opportunity to has lakun plca.usu
~ snubb.ug ti,a preaeat occupant Ut tho Whito
l1uuso, and these opportunities hare not brcu
infrtqutnt. Dut!pr Is gou1 la.vr, un4 au i,,-
duslriuls u!c besiue alu to !las tho faculty OF
letting the ubiect of tfs dislike know his tcol.
lnss toward hiH. 4 IawYer Of this city received
The following lutter from tic Essex statesmen
g day uy twn since which gayo expression tu lIs
teeliuEa toWlr4 the PfcatdcuG bccausu OF tie
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The key. a. II. RObiuron, at The BROOKLYN In.
oependcnt Presbyterian Church, saia In a ser
mon yesterday that lls had been to SEQ GE,astllo
Se' STeox' !ls murderer ot Mr.. lluil 70 tue lombs.
"0oo4 morning" ~ l,u pcered through tile burs
at!a scanned tu out lines ot Tie crtnlnul's fnce
COX sat upon tuw. narrow bets.ead, n,ld
seemed to Nj. Robinson tho muekesk, uuIetcss
, 1879-07-14

CINCINNATI. July 19.-CoTrpN-Dutl at 1ac,
FLoun-EAslcr, but not guotably iovoE
CinAts-Wheat nctlye, frn, and higher; Csc
Gesl o.. receEps. 3d. 600 bu; shipments, ID, 600
bu. Corn In good demand and pricos sI,adc
higher; 40lo4ic. 0ata weaker; :sl6bS0c. Nya
quiet al IS. Barley nominally unchanged.
rhovts1oNs-rors dull and nominal. Lard quiet
current make hold At 5000. Bulk tnenta quiet
ahou!de.a hnid at 50. 90; short rbs, 5t.5O casi,
STEADY, With fair demand, at ST. Is, SIS. aJ, and
g. 60.
WIusKr-Actiyo md frrn ut S1.Ol.
1suryKR-DnI and unchanged.
1lNaEEn DfL--Stcady Mt tic.
1loas-Dall and unchanged; receipts, 2s5; ship.
mcuta. 27H. E'F
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PtTTsnuRu, H., duly 13.-PxrnoLEux-Quiet;
Crude. T4s.c at Paster's for shipment; refined.
oHc. Pht!adelphIa delivery.
GLErELAAp, o., July 1a.-pETnooHux-Qu
md unchanged.
o11 CIrr, "a, Jnly 1o.-pEraotEun-ataskc
opened 1rm. with H0ssc b!l, advanced 10 T0c, do :
ellne4 to bs4c. advanced mud cluAcd al 7Oc; ship
ments ia & ~ @ Uo prls. averaging ". 600; ssanYac.
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AoO
LouIavlLLE, duly o.-CorroS-Quict At 11iic.
FLoUn-stehdy md unchanged.
QnAlx-Whcat-Ftrm; rcd md amber, D1cGs
Fl. 90. Corn steady, with fair demand; white,
tic; mixed, 3Hc. Oats inactive: white. 34c; mix
od, 33c RYa firm at iic
Phoy1aIoss-lork quiet. at $1,000. Lard
quiet; choice lea! tiorcc+ 7aic; do kc9, 8sc Bulik
meats steady; shoulders 81. II: clear rio, 81 87tt
Gt l2si for loosc. Bacon qnirt; shoulders ST. l9i
clear rib: 81, 12M; clear, $3.50. Hsma-5ugas-
CURED. 1U01lc.
Mn1aK1-FIrm at 81. Of,
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NEW YORK, July 19.-rho market continues
antet' but pflcas so.aaln asn Cotton goods stead.
ny held. aud several mAkas OF brown ind bleschul
eoa1ous a9asn advanced 0sain. bays very active
FEY, anu seares. pttnts in irregular demand.
mstsAdy requttt. Foreign xools aulet.
, 1879-07-14

tptctc! DisnaIt- TO TA4 Tribune
KASsAs ClTy. No., July 1a.-GnA1s-The Price
Current reports wheat rucapts, II, ,OSt bu: shin.
ments. 2, 1l0 bu; hIghor, No, 2 cash, D5c; July,
05c; No: . cash. Dl!io; duly, AS,sc. Corn, rv.
cpts, "A 17s ln; shipments, II. 90 bu; dull No,
caah. 50Ac; July. 30c.
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AxarHss Tcnn.. July II. l1.-CorTos-2u!ot; rs-
eelpts. ~ bales; shipmsntx, oaa; stoek, q, UT;
middl!n2. l1Ic.
, 1879-07-14
WOOL.

nosFoR, July 12.-WOoL-Qutet: very largo 70.
cs'rta. being for tho past three wsoks mora than
aro expuctod In short tln,o, ~ manufacturers aro
20" fully employed, consuming murs wool Lhap
5of @ s9l!ie pt9y!ous Tcasa; uh!o Anl Pennsylvania
5oh9tlo; Nschl9uu, Mtb17!tc; Wisconsin, use;
;omstn2 and dslalus, 4.lSlic.
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With good President, ~ 1t did little over two

years ago,
II changes ns uncxpcctcd and strange ehutl
trQneptrc In The next twenty vea,a az ha7e made
the last twenty years stranger ttnn the wIldest
nctIon, those who live u hear thu bells Of 1860
viii look back aud say, Ito. wonderful
Mrs. N. II. KnkANAH.
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lRn1ANAroLtst lad, July 1..--f1nAsx-Whcas
steady; No. rcd, s1.02@1.03 July, sl.0oGb
l.02; August. p0cdas1. 90. Corn aulet at 3od1
adMc. 0ats-Market dnil Ut 400 }nc,
raoTtslox;ss-shanldsfs, 3Aa; cloar rib, 4Ac.
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os~Eao, July ly1e.-GnAIN-Whcat non,1nat!y ut,.
changed. Corn steady; No. 2 Toledo, doc,
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ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, No., Jnly unchanged.
GnAM-Whcnt higher md Hnctuat!nR; No. rcd,
paS0D7Ac cash; U}Go0No July: g54eeg7.sc,
closing at g8Sc Aneu*t; gGGlg7!tc, cIoslpg at
g0Ec scpsembor; No. 3 do at 0ahG3D7Ec. Corn
better and slow; 34Ac cash: 3ic August: a5H1
800 September. Oata qnEat at 3oc cash; 30h 6130c
July; 25Ac August Rye dull It 4BHc.
WursKY-steady at 81. 05.
rnovtstoxs-Posk higher; tobblng, 50. .47n. Dry
sa1 meats bcttos feeling, and nothing doing. nacon
higher; clear rihs, 5!415Ac; c!oas, s.. 0oa5 Oh.
Lard-No market.
iiEcErrra- &, 600 hsta; wheat, 100. coo bu
com. c6. 000 IN; oass, =. 900 hu.
bnErNEHTn-FlouT, 4, 00n hes; wheat. 62. 600
hu; corn ~, 900 bu; oats. 34. 600 bu: rye. 1000
hn.
BEcoNn CAlt-Wh Whcnt-No.2 2 red, Jnly, 81. Is BID !;
sentcu,ber. 81. II bid; s1.l13& asked; Gctobcr,
g. 10sf BID: 81. LIZ asXcd. Corn IN fatr demand;
44t.o bid; dc askcd: September. 45Ec bid; 45hc
asked; October, ACC bid; 40Ae askcd.
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WILMINGTON. N. c., July 1o.-sr,n,rs Tunrxs
T1sk-FiEu. At 2GMc. =
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wheat patent, 81. a7hG1o, 60: Minnesota patent
procesp, 50. 2561G. IL; market overstocked win
pascnts, 1syo i.our firm II 81. 1'dtsA "a
t1n.,x-Wlcnt not 30 ael!vu; No. . rod In cle-
vafo+ Al. 13,t torn nuiot bnt stendy; se'cctcd on
traek. 40eo4sc; stcnmcr do, A714sc' yellow
we.tc,n IA. 4o6o50c. osts-Demaal fallen oft:
pr!ees ss harjiy maintained; mixed ."es'orn' WHO
'1P PanT1stoss-Dnt} Tte and unchanged Lard-Weas.
I'll 'n1torTGsN~Firm; TFirm creamery ext.n. 169l7et My
;sc. Western Hcscrva extra. 1idbl3c.
Eaos-Va!st; Western, 1ostlpG!fe; G:
W,tMxY-F,rn1; Western, Il .O7M.
REcx1rrs-Flour, /, GOO bsts: wheat, 90, 600 bu;
aofE, 8, 600 hui: oats, 1, 000 hti.
9nirnEx7a- Wheat, III, 900 bu; corn, 52, 600 blu.
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DUI'If0I'{*,

DzTno,r, efch., July la.-TLaun-Quiot and
btcady.
GnA1N-Wheat steady; extra. 81. 1att; No. i
Shlto, $1.0ohi July. 81. .00Il askrd; August,
S1:O5s; 6eptGntur, IL OIL.
nEuE'Isrs-Whcat, s. .uB 0u.
huIEMKNTa-Npnr,
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TOLEDO,

ToLEpo. July 12.--unAsN-Wheat stoaay: am.
her Michigan, spot, 81. o01;; July. s1.o4}s; Sep
toubers 1.013i1 No. 2 rol winter, spot, 81. 10; :;
JULY. s1.04h; August S1.olA; September,
81. 01ss; nrw spot, S1.0u; No. Q rcd, 81 .U:};
Western an'bor. new, $1.o5M; do July. 81. o3.s !;
No. amber Illinois. nc~. 9l.07H. Corn quiet
but steady; No. 4, Bpnt and July, :s0c; August,
;N'thc: raJsctc: aHc; duinagcd, 3oc. Cats qnio, !;
No. =. Gltc: Michigan, EINc.
NEcEtrTs-WAent, H. GOD IN: corn. "a, 600 In.
SM1FNEMrs-Wheat, IL. ZOO bu; Eorn, Il. 600 bu.
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BUrFAto, N. T.. July .-GNA1H--Whcat firm
Ind qulct; aalcs OF 6. 600 bu No. = Duluth at
81. co. Corn highuf; moderate Inquiry; salcs
1900 bu No. mixed Western At 4lc. including
Gear lots. Oats-Bctter inquiry nnd stcndy; No. !,
lec0d.
CANAL FREloura-Unrhanged.
NGoEirTs-Ffonr. ], our bs!a; wheat 100, O13 bu;
corn. It, 100 bu.
Corn. II, $50 bu, Canal:
Wheat, sl3, 55i bu: corn, 13O, 154 bu.
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WJltsEr-Actlyo md Arm nt s1.pl
HurTKR-pnll and unchanged.
hlNsEEn ntL--stcady at u5c.
n,onts ON ""o u"s'SnR'a' ''ec'pes' "ooi sn'p'
".-., Louls y tl'Lts.
LouIav1ILr. July 1e.-corroS-Qu'ct At 1s,4c.
FLOUR -stehdT md unchanged.
s1oo. co,n s,ond~ wlth ra.r @ o,naUa ut s,,t. u.tS
tac: m,.ca mr. oa,a nact,.n u,'I,o a., "m'.s'
...as ss"t.s t",.s ~ SAo.u' d'a.a
ncats stesny sI.oniHcra III ~ r,onr ~; nnis o1e
t5 l2,i forloosct Bacol, unict ;ehoudcrs 81 i9E
clear rih. 81, l2M; clear, So. 60. usms-SugAI-
euu!u, auNOi!c
"h"@1--f's" At Sl.V4.
-.
ToErno. July 12.-.unAsS-wheat stoaay; am.
bcr Mtchaan, spot, 81. o0];; July, si.o4t; Sep
tou'ber, 81. .o19i} No. 2 rol winter, spot, 81. 10;
Julr. s1.04h; August, S1.o1A; September,
s1.o1x; nrw. spot, s1.o1; No. 9 rod, 81 .o3;
Western a1tbor, now, 81 1.O5M do July, 81, O3.s
No. nmhcr 1l,,noI. nav 81 07x t,orn o,,tot
~. o.sa" ' wv. S!'"''s. >etn 4u'e'
No. !. :siXc: Micniran, IJTc, 4A'N'
lsEcEtrTs-W9ent, ii. 600 IN: corn. "a, 600 In.
o''ifA3ars-"heat' lss 'Wo hu; corn Il, oo0 bu
-
BUrFAto, N. T., July 1a.-G,tA1X-Wheat firm
Ind qulot; aalcs Of &, 600 bu No, 2 Duluth at
/. eoD In No. 1nIYeh Wcstern y. III tn.,nn,"s .s
. ror ,ots f1at.-l.ctt.+ ,nontrv ur, ,u.,.. ~ ;,
;Idc; No q. Western and Toledo 37c. Hsa ucv.
locod.
1,nH..,. HANMh FeEtsenrsI,uMGa1anged. ag
corn. 81 t10 h" - 'o p'si "hea' lo'' ola ou ;
i s,.irasSrs!ssllroad; III M % Corn. H. ss, ,,u capo,.
Wheat. 1i3 55i hM: earn ImS III qHp h" o@' caaai'
po.7,or
no.rox 1,,v 70 ~, o,,n",,,x. , ...,
Cu.,y.f,orn nnic,. o,l nd ,.,,".', ~" H.
evtr. ,vhI," sawrs ~" @ n " n1a' ~. atlu
" n ,st,i,e ~; it.s' ~ w. m,,se' 7Eh9 Ie;
IlEcxtiTa-Fiour j. 5uU br,s: enrn. MI hi, ' h
ButrMkNrB--F1our. t. 600 brIs: corn. Ill i}{jf) hM
ii.
,tcaly. '' 'i''A'' ''''' 1"'-fAoo'''-1D'0' anu
III mn11SG"hs2t ., n2 steaay; extra 81. lat; No.
tneog.ifs-"heat, tes'is'st BLU MI.
oN'f ~" t''-'''a''
,1n,,v.,,o-
rnm.x.p,,,s Ia ~. -
.tcsdv. ~, :, roa "'' =, "n s%y ~,
, np. Arwu.t nnae,s, ~ ou5, sA'uoeo
auXc, Oa,s-Msrkst .n,, n, .,oos.G a 9u''' " 'os0
N"'+ ~ htR9 S!Ct
faoyIsloKs-shanldefs, $40; clear rib 4Ac
..-
AANoAs ,., CLT1.
r,x @Sssse' e.,"~ ~ H''a', IT,. 20 aAf 1FseaHe.
c'.~'nt ,sna.,, ms., 'as |anAtS-The Fr!es
,.a,. = IN ,. "nJas 4, 'oes,"' to'ast ;khlp-
NV. s'", w u'suos' ~, cash. DOC; July,
pc, 1:, 70; - ] casa: ul.io: July hS:sc. Corn, ru-
ss' 1, n ~ w; shi Rments' H. o oui dull; No.
,-,,-..
o. ,,,,..,o W G.'W, ~,
.bonm.a say ros .unA,s-MhGat ~ honnai'y un-
sHaneea' co1" s1eaoy; no. Toledo, 4dc.
n.u..,u ~ ~. soi.*oM -,
.p,,as eIs.r :. ~ n,u, wy 'iht"o1keS-Qu1e
asua'; a,. ..Ie ~ rasiet8 LOT sh'pment; feaocd'
s.ss, GLksshAan, " 'a'Y l@'-rE7nooHuz-Qnte
~H ~. sIEnan8gn' H ~ ,-...
on.n.i oiL GiiT4, n, IL, Any
cnat to i<c VIII .dvss ~, advanced 10 !oc. 20
mon, ID sj nj. sveratnC au G.eas" ~ IN roe sn!p
tons, rod. uO0. "-''' "'S'"s'ns o'''oo' "AuAao'
, 1879-07-14

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE L b. PAUL RAILWAY
Union DEPOT corner Madison snd Canxi.ttA Ticket
0nce. p South ClArk.st.. opposto Sherman House
and u depot.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH OF CAncAsIEU. }
March 26, 1879. J
To Hon. G. W. Hudspeth, Judge 9Th
Indl Dist Of La

March 70, 1881
To Hon. G.. w. Hudspeth, Judge 9Th
Judi Dist. of La:
In view of the fact of the lateness of
the last session of the District Court
for Calcasieu parish, and the thorough
clearing Of the Booklet at that term, of
both civil and criminal business, and
the small amount of criminal matter
awaiting action OF your Hon. Court in
said parish. and the great expense at
tendlnt upon a Jury session of your
Hon. Court,
We, the undersigned citizens of said
parish and district, would respectfully
suggest and petition THAT your Honor
authorize the non- attendance of all in
rors, and witnesses in criminal cases,
and the coming April term be only for
civil and non curry trials. by such order
or netice BIS your Honor may think fit
or expedient to render and publish:
Allen Gilley, Assessor and Registrar;
L. b. Ferren, Justice of the Peace; J.
B. Kirkman, Recorder; VIM. Meyer,
Mayor; F. A. Gallaugher, S. d. Read,
Geo. H. Wells. Attorneys at Law; D.
Fl. Lyons, sheriff, per Julien Richard;
J G. Gray, clerk of court, per Tbad.
Mayo: w. L. Hutchins, Parish Treas
urer; d. f. Reese, Post Master; Hon.
James p Geary, J. w. Bryan, S H.
Clement, j. G. Lebleu, and many other
citizens.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-05
THOMAS J. LYONS VS.. A. Moss & Bros.
AND HENRY Moss.

DY virtue of writ of fieri facias, is
I'D sued upon twelve months bond,
and to me directed from the Honorable
Court, aforesaid, 1 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 Mill and
Building, together with all and every
thing thereto belonging and appertain-
ing, known as the Moss mill, situated
Oh Trahan's lake, in Calcasieu parish.
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued in
the above mentioned suit.
Sheriffs office, Lake Charles, March
18th, 1879. d. H. LYONS,
Sheriff of Calcasiel Parish,
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GenfIern ems List.

Arlington, William Markentell, Zeuno
Bridges, John Eelson, WIN b
Busby, Miles Nichols, L M
Cooley, w Pl tia, S II
Castor, Miles Palmer. Dick
Daley. II S Palmer, r
Basou, dobn Purkins, S 7 A
Fitzgerald. Patrick Rasherry. W g
Footer. j Rollins, Levy
Gu mniek, Matthias Smith, Henry S
Hayes James VI NarrGers joshua
lie B'ea. Carlos Turuer, G
LeFranc, Thomas Thomas. +
Luidenp lm Peter Webb IN, W B
Manuel, Ulysse W&gnon, Ed
D. II. REESE, Postmaster.
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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. All licenses must be
paid at once. otherwise / shall proceed
to enforce their collection, according to
law, with costs and penalties
w. Ell. KIRKMAN.
March 29-tf. Tax Collector.
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Our RAILRoAD.-We are in-
formed by our esteemed friend Eli
A. Perkins, who has just returned
home from Galveston, where he
met Capt. T. r. Reynolds who in
formed him that he was ready to
leave for this place, via Orange,
with his steam tug Alert and two
barges, to engage in the trauSpor-
tation of material, from the Calca-
sieu Pass to Lake Charle-, for Our
railroad. He also had an inter-
view with Col. Adams, who directs
the construction of the Louisiana
Western Railroad. which fully veri-
fed the statement Of Capt. Rey-
nolds; also, that there are expected
daily two steamers at the Calca-
sieu Pass, loaded with material for
the road, and that the said steam
ers would likely load with Calca-
sieu lumber, for foreign market,
and that work on the railroad is
to be commenced here at once.
Our informant, Mr.. Perkins, is
we'll known as one of Ger most re-
spected end reliable citizens, and
the above news is therefore per-
fectly reliable.
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ROBERT L. BELDEN vs. JAMES B. PRfoE
VIM. I'll. KIRKMAN, Garnishee.

ROBERT L. BELDEN vs. JAMES B. PRICE,
VIM. FL. KIRKMAN, Garnishee.
DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias. is4
Id sued and to me directed, from the
Honorable Court aforesaid, / will offer
for sale, at public aution, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House
door of this Parish, in the town of Lake
Charles, La, on SATURDAY, the 5th
day of April, A. d 1879, at ii o'clock
A. M, the following described property,
situated in the parish Of Calcasien,
to-wit:
The undivided one-fourth interest in
and to the following described property,
viz: Southeast quarter of section Is,
south half of southwest quarter of Sec
ton z, north half of northwest quarter
of section IL. south half of section lS,
sections II. 20, 81, %, IA, Is, and north
half of section 25, in township 8, south
of range II west, west half of section
ID west half of east half of section IS,
west half and west half OF northeast
quarter, and south half of southeast
quarter of sec ton 10. west half and
south half of southeast quarter of Sec
ton 30, northeast quarter of north east
quarter of section 81, and west half and
west half of southeast quarter dissection
II, in township . south range 10 west,
and containing. in all, seven thousand,
five hundred acres.
Seized to satisfy said writ, in the
above mentioned suit.
Terms of Saie-Cash, with the bene-
fit of appraisemeut.
Sheritf's Office, Lake Charles. March
LIST, 1879. d. H. LYONS,
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish.
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The celebrated AVERY Salt Mine
has been leased to a rev company,
and the work of excayat1ng rock
salt there has been resumed. This
lis no doubt one of the results Of the
assured certainty of the speedy
completion OF the railroad from
New Orleans to Houston.
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Hon. c. J.. Barrow, President Of
the Police Jury of West Baton
Rouge, says the Sunday law, which
took effect there July list, 1877,
Is saves to our Parish taco Thousand
AolIarS per AMMAN in criminal eX-
penseS, to say nothing of life and
comforts to many a poor family"
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Read the new advertisement of
our enterprisiog and popular saw
mill men aud merchants, Messrs.
Gill & Platz, of Bagdad. They
are square men in all business
transactions, and deserve and will
receive large custom.
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The Louisiana LOTTERY Company
has resorttd to the courts to defeat
thp operation Of the act Of oar last
legislature, repeating the law cree
ating it, and with an eye to bust
ness has brought its action 10 the
III. S. Circuit Court at New Orleans.
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NEW SToRE.-By reference to
our advertisements it will be seen
that our tewnsman, Robert King,
haas just opened new store on Ry-
an street, opposite the Haskell
House. Read his advertisement.
You will find his goods of excellent
quality and his prices extremely
low.