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PENNSYLVANIA FOREST FIRES.
A RUSSIAN TOWN BURNED.
FRENCH CABINET TROUBLES.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Disagreement I'm the FPemcp,


LONDON, May l2.-The Paris correspondent OF
the Manchester Guardian says:-The differences
IN the french cabinet are exaggerated. There
Is undouptedly difiiculty, but no CRISIS The
subject OF the difference. aithouen OF secondaIT
importance, Is peculiarly delicate Before the
parliamentary recess the cabinet proposed. in
ulHe, ne 10 iurnlsn guarantees TO those senator's
VINO Iear the return OF the chambers 10 Paris.
10 frame law Withdrawing the adminisfraffon
OF the prefecture OF police from the municipai
COUNCIL ana placing II 10 the hands OF the gov
eInment The moderate republican members
OF the cabinet desire to put the project IN eve.
cuuon. The advanced republicans oppose n
ana the latter are now In the majority. It
seems unlikely that this viii be permitted to
disrupt the cabinet Undoubtedly the with.
draWal OF the control OF the police frou the
municipal council would lead to a confiict with
sns se iatser exciie strong emotion in Paris and
supporters. Tie difference on this subject
would have led TO the retirement OF NJ lie Pere
minister or the interior, had not the balance OF
The majority ROW being with him. the matter
VIII likely be arranged
Most OF the special correspondents at Paris
direction OF the extreme left
A Russian Town burned.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 12.-The principal part
OF the town OF 1rblt, on the eastern border OF
the the Siss Of the confluence Of
on Friday. The population OF Irbit is about
$500.
GaribaIdi Better.
LONDON, May 12.-It Is reported that General
state Of his health are very conflicting.
Destroyed by a Land Slip.
Fifteen farm houses near Parma, Italy, have
been destroyed by land slip.
Arbitration.
The Emperor OF Austria has consented TO ar
b1trate between Great Britain and Nicaragua
respecting the differences arising out OF the
treaty OF friendship, commerce and navigation
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saloon Keepers indicted.

NEWARK, n. j., May 19.-The grand jury, OF
Essex county, have indicted about thirty saloon
keepers for keeping diSorderly houses. Among
the number are some OF the most prominent
saloons In Newark. About twenty of the In
dicited persons were arraigned to-day In the
court OF quarter sessions. ana pleaded not gull
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IL YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHF vet GLASS
i - g II. Il HENPLER'S, The
OpdCAp, z63 PenneytyaniA ayenue,e
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-1nterna' rev.
enue. sS55. .O16 50: customs, $419, ,240.45.

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Attorney General
Devens General Sherman, Senators Hin OF
Coloredo and Bruce, and Representatives Town
dent to-day.
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T0INE Lisht Colored Cashmere PANTS at S3;e9
E worth 06, At A. STRAUS'. mys
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-
The following is an exhibit OF the funding ope-
rations or the government since March, 1871
Amount of ~ per cent bonds sold for refunding
FIVE e-twenties SOS, ,0G0, ,000 annual interest saved
% Amouns OF per CENT; Donds no. $50 sold IN
nual interest saved. 81 900 900. Amount of four
per cent. bonds sold In 1878 for refunding i've
twenties, $9O,0O0,Oo0; annual interest saved.
in 1879 for refunding $685. $313, ,269 400; annual
interest saved, 81, ,4ss, ,sss. Amount for refund
M Amo1nf soId for refunding Se Ses per
cent. loan Of 1858, $3.50, 600; annual interest
saved, 81, 600. Total bonds sold since March,
annual interest saved, $13, ,63s, ,651.
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DISTRICT INTERESTS IN CONGREss.-Chalrman
Harris, OF the Senate District OF Columbia CON-
mittee, has assigned all the bills referred to the
committee to subcommittee, with instructions
that early reports be made, so that II action be
not taken at this session, the District bills will
be well advanced on the calendar for early &C
ton at the next.
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eqc.l to.his skill asd' s.li.n.r,. be told,

equal to'his skill asd' galiantry, be told,
With noiaeaed eyes, this and many other
insiaucesof the msen Animity 70 pobly dis
played by bis illustrio u rival. I asked
him who was the greatest ofthe Federal
generals. Indeed, cir, have no hesitation
in sayins General Grant. Both - gentle
man aud an osganizer Of victorious var,
General Grant hath excelled all your most
noted soldiers. He has exhibited more true
courage, more real greatness Of mind, more
consummste prudence from the outset, and
more heroic bravery than any one on your
.side." The conversation turned to General
Sherman Of whom he spoke a. follows "As
q strategist and commander Of men Sher.
man his displayed the highest order Of
military gsniass Throughout his recen,
ieampaigp, when he had To- pas through an
unknown, country, cross rivsre, support hi,
troops, etc, he certainly exhibited single,
ness Of purpose. fertility OF otresource which
wins hin high placs among the famou.
soldiers of history. He eeems to be cool
without apathy, cautious without being
dilatory, patient without being dispirited
personally brave, but never rash. Judged
BY Napoleon's tell, who did all THAR h,
'is, in my opinion, among the most success
ful Of Federal officers Who have played !.
prominent part IN the history Of the war
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
eenERal sosE1r {. LEE.
HIS E.ttna.e g Li.s.l.. c,.at. ana shsr.
fnSs p sfoa0. .ia test's@ 1913 y
fRs,cinnafl ~ kwnee>l y n u &

fssSt ifnSs ~ Efaa0. sisl ifsss' - 1913 - =
- Cincinnati Cdhmerc'ai. z % 4 :
When the army Of Generals Shsrnsa wa.
making IL famous homswsrd narchs TO
Washington, 1t rested for few daysin the
fallen capital of the fallen Confsdsracy.
While theirs chspising viaited Geosrat
Robert E. Lee. and had an Interesting con.
versation with hin, and this conversation
sees print for the fHA time Ia o.day,s Com
mercial. The writer eays: Accompanied
BY Geaeral Geary, afervard Goveshor
,6eary, Of Pennsylvania, and provided with
9 letter from Gensrsl Hs1sn, who kUew
General Leo at West Point: / Was admit.
ted to the presence Of the illustriQus com
Imander. Genersl Leo was erect and hand.
some. His easy smile and simplicity Of
manner did not speak OF disaster. He was
very positive 10 his convictions. but 10 our
long talk weighed every sentence. Presi-
dent Lsncoln's Q assassination was uppermpst
10 oil our minds. General Lee said lathe
death OF that eminent citizeu hes filled me
with horror. II there were. blsmishes in
bis character, bib life exhibited some Splen-
did and rare yirtues.s Hes WAS one of the
most extraordinary men that ever lived in
our country. 8 HE heart was grand and
large. He Was constitutlonally pensiys.
AAeN ~ a0SOoa DVS10VS +suO. oOOSU WVOlU- Oo
treated with honorable propfiety and with
q gallant generosity; that. good will and
and friendliness would have marked bis
trsatment Of the people Of the south. .
General Lee now adyerted to the character
of Grant, Of whom he spoke In the mos,
friendly words and terms He ascribed to
him the possession ofthe noblesf attribute,
IofA,seticsp manhood. aud that he possessed
all the re0uisites and talents for ,ho organ
ization of armies. II wish, - said Genera
Lee, ITO do simple justice TO Genera
Grant when cay that hi
treatment ofthe army of Southern ,Virgini,
is without a parallel in the history Of the
civilized world. When my poor soldiers
with famished faces, had neither food MOI
raiment, it was then that General Grant i'm
mediately issued the humane order ths
10000 rations should be furnished to tn
impoverished troo?s. And that was not al
Of his 'naagnanimity. was giving direc
tions to one Of my staff officers, when max
ing out the list of things to be surrendered
to include the horses. At that momen
General Grant who seemed to be paving n
attention to what was transpiring, quickl
said: No, no, General Lee, not a horse
not one-keep them oil. Your people wi
need them for the spring cropt.' 1t va
a scene never to belforgotten to watch Lee
manner, when. with spirit Of chivalr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
NkToN DAKOTA TERRroRK EVENING OCTOBER TO- 1879

N. II, bruised about the head and face
Mrs. r. j. Warren, Ganges, Mich. bruiset|
about the back and shoulders: Henrv Rnr.
rows, Newfoundland, Pa, cut il head: Man.
das Masonnurvs. Rockingham, Il Canada,
several contpsions on face and head
T. Masonnurve, Buckingham. Canada
G1t 70 head and leg;
Delbe!t NJ. Benjamin, jersey 'Heights, n.
j. Hid. he.d and lungs slight; Wm. Balm.
~. Gait, Ont. leg bruised Mrs A. M.
stesle. petsoit, leg sprained md body hruis.
ed M. Thoa Clement LockpoN, IN. Y,
arm and head badly cut and severely bruis
ed on hack and head; Mn*B, B. Hart
Clinton, head cut severely; Robert Neill,
Trenton, Caaada, injured in back and botly
body; Leopold Htffinar, Randolph,
Mass, cut in head and. face
Mrs. Geo. A. Jones. Clados, Pa, cuts and
bruises on head and left side; one Of her
children, l8 months old was killed instau tlv
and ano' her badly bruised on the head.
70. N. Sperplin, of Philadelphia, think.
his wife and children ssedy 4 4Sands 6. ar.
;noss sss 4, dead but ' ehs 6odls have nj
The engineer and fireman Of the express
train were literally torn in pieces, but tht
engineer and fireman of the switch enpip.
escaped injury by Jumping from the en-
gine.. u NEE ss{g@ a,4*
The train was made up of seven Wagner
s,espe.., sns foss pssseneer1 q eesshes and msi
Boston, October g10.-Five. .persops, con
victed last March Of violating the election
law. have been cent to prison pending The
payment of hnep. fAS'-s1'
Newark, Oct. l0-Jno. Meirshaffer, a far
mer near here, wa. shot dead in his hous,
Yesterday. His wife and hired man, Franl
Lannon'S, Ian haze been arrested. .,e.aY
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SPORTING.

New York, Oct. 1o.-Nurphy maintain
his lead in the contest for the OLeary
belt and $4,000. At nine this morning the
score was: Allen 800; Bran 22O Briody
1856 Curran 345 Faber 3Os Howard 1868 ;
Mckee 200; Mahony 1852 Murphy 1893 ;
Pierce 293; Russell 34S; Spellacy $40 ;
Walker, 344
New York. Oct. Bran aud spellacy
have Withdrawn. The former made 22l
miles. aud the latter 34O.. Tho following
was the score At noon: Alleo, 365; Brindv,
36G: Currsn. 35s; Faber. 39l Howard, 3sl
Mckee. 25S; Mshoney. -382: Murphy. 407:
Pierce, 300; Russell. $50; Walker, 352.
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LAmps-ELEcAHr AND CHEAP.

Just received and for sale very cheap an
elegant assortment of lamps and chsnde.
liers, at A. Schandeia's. corner Broadway
und Third.
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80 SE.. INFLOW FEVER. j. , :
sit .atlon AZ Memphi.Esen,fn-,R 4
lief to Other Points.

lfeH TO Other Points.
Memphis, Oct 10, 10 q. m.-Six new cas-.
ca were reported: Eugene E.tinger, Jake
Kantrowitch, Sam John, the last named a
Chiuaman, and three colored. The weather
is warm and sultry.
NooS-One new caae was reported-Elie
Wensley, colored. No deaths since last
evening. F. T. Keel, prominent French
street grocer, was stricken last night. The
Towards are making preparations to send
relief to Concordia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

A fine line Of Java, Honey comb. Linen
and wool canvas; Also . good assortment
of Berlin Zepher worsteds, at
r. A. KErcHux's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.

Mrs E. ]. Coggins invites the ladies of
Ysukton TO examine her stock of Millinery
Goods, on Friday aud Saturday, Oct. 10th
and nth.
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II you want good photograps at low prices
20 TO w. B. Ketchum's new Photograph gal
larry, back OF Episcopal church.
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FROM ZULuLAND

London. Oct 1O.-Advices from Cape
town to Sept. 23 are as follows: The pre-
sence of troops and Sir Garnet Wolsely,
an emphatic declaration that England 10.
tends TO claim Transaaval. have produced
quieting effect ON the Doors. Affairs in Zu-
land are quiet, but report was current
that Dabalsmanzi, brother of Cetewayo
had been killed.
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FOREIGN.
SPORTING ITEMS.

London, Oct. lo.-The second great chal-
lenge stakes for two years old and upwards,
over the last three.fourths of Rowley mile
at New Market, was won by Rayon Don by
half length; Lollv Hop, End; Placens,
81. Parole was beaten off,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
TeLecRAPHlc eREvITles.

New York, October lO.-Arrived Steamer
Silisia from Hamburg .s5s. 81
fSSFFs RATE OF cuRRnoY.y ~
Washington, October 10-The tr easury
department has arranged with express COM
panies to transport Ill fractional currency to
parties ordering i at governor. tates. !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

Ifyou want any Turkeys, Chickens
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address
xaa Su1Na & SraATrNAN, ~.
ssS7%& st. Helena, Ncb.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
THERON TRADE.

Birmingham, Oct. l0.-At the quarterly
meeting Of the iron trade prices were strong
all around, and in several instances the ad-
vance was obtained. Extensive purchases
Of tin plate were made by Americans at 4
aud 6 shiliings per box advance on tile re-
cent minimum rates. Americans also made
large contracts for raw and old iron.
GOLD FOR US. f%8
London, Oct. -1O-A small parcel. Of
Napoleons came from Paris on Thursday
and was purchased for the United States for
which come eagles will probably be taken
from the bank Of England to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

When YOU want choice can OF fresh
oysters 60 to 60
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
nesa, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C..
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy wsl
discovered BY = missionary In Soath Aneri-
O. Hsnd 8 .self a6lfea. envelope U the
,Rav. JOSEPH T. Imam, Station %. sNss
fYn& CHu. -. !. -, - asisNE
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Fresh BALTIMORE Oysters received every
" WALTER H. Carts.
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vIcroR1A'SBA.x,lD,.'''- =

The following was received At hesduuar-
tels here to-day from Fort Leavenworth
The commanding officer Of the district OF
New Mexico states that Marrow, 10 tele.
left the Miambus and Black range and taken
to the Magellan -mountalns. Marrow 10 on
bis trail and will push him hard. 9He
thinks the Indians may 70 through Burr'a
mountains TO Mexico, in which event he
will follow them. He has Ill the soldier
he wants. JOHN PoPE.
b AS Revet Aej. Gen.
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ca.s l.ekssa,. Rss s-... Nav, To
bacco. *@ t4f't
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THE NEWS. I ) !. :.
,Terri,le aai1ssads Accident In
Michigan.
along List Of Killed and Wounded
Increase In he numbsr Of New Cases Of Fsys,
+. - u Memphis go, =, SI
cRlMEsAN CASUALTIES.
Hanging efa Mollie NJ I xuirs4Train r oh.
bsFs ia Allsseurt.-Fatal Railroad
Accident iu Michigan

OoEo 1n H4vooookts-rAtAl Railroad
Accident ia Michigan
sunbury. Pa, Oct. e9.-Pese AcAanus, q
Mollie Mcguire, wss hanged today ior the
murder of Coroner Hesssr in 1874. John
O'Neill, sentenced 10 be hanged the same
time, was reprieved last night, but the news
was not communicated to him till this morn.
ing. About 400 assembled in the iail ysrd.
Sc and an immense crowd .in. the atree,s AND. on
house tops.
McM.nasp pounls4 tkssstsrso of the scat:
fold with ss1rm a6aS alAs s6sca the crowd
apparently without emotion. His attorney
then seid % him Mr.: lcAianuD, we want
You tetW. apMsAs y5ef dxihgsd Sclaration,
whether the statement you made to us IL
true or not. The statement you made and
others" McMsnGS replied that il was cor cor
rect. In answer to another question said be
had nothing further to say The drop fell
at 1854. There was scarcely convulsion,
and in l24 minutes his pulse was not per.
: ceptiGls. ln' His statement he exonera4es
O'Neill and himself and duplicates Canning
and SRhoads, two Of the comm6n-wsGlsh' II
witnesses, in the murder.
Ksnsas City. Oct. 1O.-About ODE saiua-
dred meu are securing the country in search
Of the g. q A. train robbers, tut up to mid.
night no capture had beea: rspofted q The
management. Of the G. & A. railroad has
offered x'te1srd of fifteen thOusapd dollars
for the arrest Of the robbers, or spe ,hous-
and dollars for zach ,ns1 TAKEN Marshal
Lsspe,t hAs taken his force into SaiDe
hits, n fav"ri,e resort ior tlcsperndnes. TIE.
sheriff aud h,s de.su,tes have posses going
in dtlercnl d,r-Gti'ns. bu, ~ ,e, no trace
he's besu ob,s.ued of III: gang the num-
ber engaged inlhs- pbel y al 8, ,nVtsas larae
as VI .irst stated. Il ght slspSc cl9uss To- L inR
characters, ,hsving plen' y If mouey got on the
,raso to-niGh. ~ HseG ,ssyille. Az officer
is on the same train, who9Rill arrest them
between here aud s.. LOUIS if he Can find
aufflrier,t can n ,'s-rs. I,
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The rest of tie dispatch q 5sso,ed to
praise of his subordinatee, whom he COM
mends 10 the warmest manner, mentioning
especially Lieuts Swift,y Bishop, Burke
Schuyler and Weir and Cola Compton and
Sumner. 1t will be observed he saws moth.
ing Of the Aght which he is rsporteaf "a
have had with the Indians en- route. and
that report may therefore be set down a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22
THOMAS j. Lyons VS.. A. Moss & Bros.
AND HENRY Moss.

DY virtue of d writ of 6eri facias, is
ID sned upon twelve months bond,
and to me directed from the Honorable
Court, aforesaid, 1 will offer for sale, at
pnblic auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, without the Benefit of
pppraisement, at the Court House door
Of this parish, in the town Of Lake
Charles, La, Oh SATURDAY, the 18Th
lay Of April, A. D.. 1879, at eleven
O'Clock a. H.. the following described
property, to-wit:
One Steam Circular Shy Mill and
Binding, together with all aud every
thing thereto belonging and hppertain-
ing. Known as the Moss mill. Situated
on Trahan's lake, in Calcasieu parish.
Seized to satisfy said writ, issu'ed in
the above mentioned snit.
Sheriff's office, Lake Charles, March
18th, 1879. ID. III. LYONS,
Sheriff Of Calcasieu Parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22

The six days walking match, in
New York city, between O'Leary,
Rowel, Hartman and Ennis, ended
ON the 18th inst. O'Leary was sick
and left the track on the third day.
Rowel made 500 miles, Ennis 475
and Hartman 450. The gate money
amounted to about $4,000, aud is
to be divided between the three
who made $50 miles, as follows: 80
per cent. goes to the winner, 80 per
cent. to the second man, and 20 per
cent. to the third.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22

yellow FE7En.-Dr. w. f. Reh,
of our town, late of Texas, has
shown ns his Official report 10 u.
s. Surgeon General Woodwork of
his (Dr. Reh's) treatment of the
yellow lever at Fickshurg, and in
that vicinity, during the epidemic
of last year, as "a volunteer visiting
physician to the Vicksburg How
aid Association.
The report shows Chat DR.. Reh
treated GIL eases, of which ONLY
IA resulted fatally. II gives the
Dr.'s tro2e of Treatment, the main
features Of which are little medi-
cine and careful nursing; arresting
and overcoming torpidity of the
liver; absolute abstention from
food for at least the FIRST four
days; maintaining eent!e but new
er profuse perspiration; the use OF
aciduous and fife avoidance of
heating and stimulating beverages;
preventing mental excitement Ms
far as possible, and abstainifg
from hhe use of iea.
The report says no living mar
knows the true natrre and course
of the disease; denies that it is
affected by filth, cleadliness, local
ity, disinfectants OF prerentives,
aud recommends a rigid quaran-
tine, and absolute non-interconrse,
as the best known means of escape
from the pestilence. 10 his ac-
Acknowledgement of tf4e receipt OF
DIR. Reh's report the Surgeon
General expresses The hope that
it may be published in some lead.
ing medical Journal.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22

OUR RaILRoAD.--The surveying
party has located the road bed from
Orange, Texas, to near the eastern
boundary of Caloasieu parish, and
is working eastward to Vermilion-
vile, setting section stalks one hun
dred feet apart. Twenty car loads
ofiron material for the construction
OF the read are at Orange, and saieh
material is arriving there from
Houston daily.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22
sHEKiEE,s SALE.
State of Louisiana, - Parish Cowt-
Parish Of Calcdsiea. No. 237.
ROBERT L. BEIpEN VS.. JAMES B. PRICE,
WIN. Ell. .KfRKMAN, Garnishee.

VIM. Ell. KIRKMAN, Garnishee.
DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias. is
ID sued abb to me directed, from the
Honorable Court aforesaid, will offer
for sale, at pubic anton, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House
door OF this Parish. in the town of Lake
Charles, La. !, on SATURDAY, the 5tb
,lay of April, A. D 1870, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property.
situated in the parish of Calcasieu.
to-wit:
The undivided one-fonrth interest in
and to the' following described PROPERTY.
viz: South east quarter Of section Is.
south half of southwest quarter of sec
ton r, north half of northwest quarter
of section rs. saiith half of section 18.
sections IL. 20. 81, %, IA, ID, and north
half Of section 25, III township 9, south
of range II west, west half OF section
49, west half 6f east half Of section Is,
west ha'f and west half OF northeast
quarter, arid south half of south:eas.
quarter of Sec ton 1o. west half and
sonth half of southeast quarter of sec
ton 80, northeast quarter OF northeast
quarier'bf section 81, and west half and
west half of south east quarter of section
IL. in township 9 south range 10 west,
and containing. In all, seven thousand,
five hundred acres.
Seized TO satisfy said writ, in the
above mentioned snit.
TERMS of Sale--Cash, with the bene-
fit ofhpprajsement.
Sleriff's Office, Lake Charles. March
lst, 1879. b. H. LYONS.
Sheriff of Caicasieu Parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22

The first shipment of rice from
Caloasieu, cleaned by the steam
rice mill of Ryan & Sons, was made
10y j. w. Bryan & Co, to Skinner
& Stone, and Hickey & Co, OF Gal
WESTON. We received account sales
Yesterday from Skinner & Stone.
They SEED to Wallis, Landes g. Co,
at s. ARID 81.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-22
Best In The World.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons who served, at the No
n yember election. 1873, as Commits
sioners. Clerks and Deputy Sheriffs. OF
said election, whose claims have not
been presented and approved by the
Police Jury, can present them for hp'
pfoyal at the Jghe session. 1879.
BY order OF the Police Jury.
JULIEN RICHARD,
Clerk Police Jury.
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