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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BIf'FWEEN BHJLM EN- AND NEW OR,
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
@& hAsS The steamships Of the North Ger
EsssAtasssAsasS man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. ~ follows:
FroIa bremen. From N lr.as,4p
Hanover. September u About Oct'r 10
Nurnhorg. ...,-...G October IL ..,...
Hanover, November ~ ......
These steamers touch outward mt Havre and
Havana. md on their homo trip ut Havana end
Southampton,
PRICES OF pAPaAaE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana Or New 0rleans--Cahin, $3.50; Storage 1896
From New Orleans 10 Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, SEQ: HtGerage. s4b.
From Now Orleans to Havana-Onbin. ss5 :
Storage. s1B
Children under ton years. half price: chill
dren under one year, free.
N. D.-0ur agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter M. Err
hard iii Galveston. la authorized to issue steer-
ago passage orders at the following through
rates.
Fran Bremen to Galveston s42.
From Bremen TO Indianoa &45 so.
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of tho steamers. their advertised days Of
departure ard the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton
Or Hayre to New Orleans Issued by the under-
signed.
For further particulars appIyto
ED. Il. STOOKMEYE Err Il 90. Agents,
au91 1v ~ Union street.
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Meccspts MI the new nassu,

MOBILE Fer steamer Georgia Mnnry-SnnJtes
to order
f0NlNGTON Per steamer Tame a-ta bales Of
cotton " NJ Wamslay kso4 DIV Payne. Hannaty II
80 3 ] Gonkburnz-s Rekham f. Munra--t Lyman
a. Lirhtenatein Ino Ihaie 4 Some Mndries to or
der-Tctal ~ bales Gotten
Mobile Hny=Fer srhr Marhe-55n bhs rosn 25
sacks rice Simpson " Trran
Horn Isand-p., schr Transit 800 bills sand to
order
Tickfnw Fer schr Jrnviile@-3o cords wood 10 o,
der
resrl River Fer sehr Gen Washington 10 600 feet
lumber to II Care
Tehefuncta Eiver-Per aohr Bontnuca- SEQ bbls Or
shells to order
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Plymouth, Oct a0--Arrived from Psnsaeela. b
shin Am pleaaa William ann

Plymouth Oct a0-Arrived from Pensacola. b,
ship Anglesea Williamson.
by MALL
Vera Cruz, Sept 27-Arrived fron New Orleans
sebr Segain, Rker. Oct 3-Arriwed from paseago,,.
IA. sp brig Agustina, Apder. Oct 5-sailed schr
Seguin Riker, for MInattlap to lead for New Or.
leena
SPOKEN. 5s.z@
The Rr bark Mary FRY York from Pensacola Tor
Greenoek Sept ~, Int a. Ion s.
LAUNCHED
October 90, At Reaeb'a yard Chester, The ateap,.
ahp Louisiana for the Cromwell Line. The vessel
Ia a5u feet long AZ feet beam and 2Rts feet depth
hold with n tonnage of $3.50 trns
0etaber ~ At Ratll from the yard of Thos Ha
gan, schooner named John II, McEullock to hail
from Brunswick fsa
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hEy ERY ssas,.
HARRISON LINE.
~
HISTORIAN.

n-@saA1R8KzA NHH HEHHIhSHIb
HISTORIAN,
Lung. commander.
Will sail on or about October 81. 1879. from her
wharf foot OF jackson RuuHe.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ladinR for tho Continent. between Havret
uronstadt,
These steamahipe. being of light draft. win
GROSS the bar of the Mississippi at nil fimes
without detention.
Eor freight applv to
LUCAS d. MOORE
faae " ING Grnvier straa, Mp stairs.
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will aall from AlRiers


No freight received without ORDERS
Goods delivered nj luaran inc Station for ne
count and nj risk aud expense of cunsgnea,
and freight to be considered earned upon such
delivery.
LIghterage at Brasos Santiago ut risk and ex-
penae Of conaiRnana.
Freigbta received for and bills ladjng signed
only 10 Brnwpsvlle, via Rio Grande Railroad.
"a per new tariff.
Freighta payable In currency.
Bills lailng must have af1idaytts attached
No passengers taken.
g. 4. WHITNEY 4 CO., Managers,
nc1 IF Corner Magazine and Natehez sta.
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@eceIpts mt the old Rassn.

Raw s. Louis Per schr ~ nretonne "a 900 feet Of
lumber to order
FaseaRonla Per scbr Brssey 900 feet Of
lumber tn nrdpr
Pascagoua Per sohr None Su"h4t2oo bills eher-
coal w order 55.a5 mT
Wolf River-Per sohr nrhea 90 bbls charcoal
to nrdp'
Tnhefuneta River-re, barge Katie-t 10 cords ef
wood to order
Pearl Nver-Far barge Glic-5o cords wood to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
MoRdAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90

October "a hhds suEar To u Given K Snn-9t
hbla mo'aases John Calder DO Bnsh x Lerert=-2a
hbls Ry1nn ~ bales nottcn w Bufbridgs SEQ rs Ia
"A IerJtou-9 III "A llaou &co-5 Lehman "A hrsham Al
a'--t Payne. Kennedy &eo--s to A A Moutop- to
I. w nehtel SEQ ~ 9 Gilbert a Glapp Eros SEQ
-h Il FrotSeher--3 Hammonds Ga,ds &oo-G Ry
kaski 4 Manadei Schmidt & Zlegler--ll l. Laoas-
9aene : pkgs eggs bales moss l. Snlle Seo-g do
ton Sisa-5 pkga egga to Rykoski & hianade I'M
head cattle Mehie &eo-sn do Aycock Mitchell q
co.'s Il nj Flautt=-os Pascal Servat--lA dry hides
hhi green hides cks green hides bales NOES hi
bales mess IA pk "a eggs l. Iacassagre-ss Sacks 81
rough f1ce u Johi san-65 10 Foersters Rice M--s7
Lawrence & Son 40 l. Godchaux-a7 q A PhtillDpi
6oo-ls II Allison &eo-6I do J bales moas 10 j NJ
Walsh-aS hides halos hides y pkgs eggs |. Terre
hoDne-t 10 sacks cotton i 7 Sevin-i do Ia j
B"urg y 90 " bdls and 2 bales nicss J Blbolst-2
phgs egEa to j u Spor-sundries TO order-Total l{5
nstes cotton II sacks cotton 456 saoks rough rice
hh@s ansar 30 bbls molasses "a bbls syrup
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
October ". 1879.
Cleared HNaSarunv

Steamship n u Ward, DR., Pizzati for Belize. Hon
s 0teri A. Bro
Nv steamehir Ambrose, Jackson for Havre-
Lucas n Moore 4 90
III steamship darlington, Metealf, fcr Rromen-
- Miller & 90
Hall 4 Naue han
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RIVER NEWS.
UFFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, i
Saturday October ID. 1872.
AFrIVMEW

See marine column.
Departures.
Isabel. Olnra g., u. y. CAV. a. I. Ghouteau
Thompson Dean, Future City. John Means
Tn Arrive.
q. J. day, J. ", Cannon, Bayou Hara: J. A.
Apndder Port Eads e. Louis. Clara r. npper
enast; Emma Irvine Alvin Eaabpl lower coast .
Wy. ]. Rehan, lied river; Laura Lee Greenyile
Henry Tste. Donaldsonvile.
stage ~ the Rivers.
Daily taleRfaphe report Of the atage " water
A. various points. with changes. IN the ~ hours
ending yesterday at y. IN,
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Receipts ny Railroads..
CHICAGO. st. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

EnTTRnhn
n"tebar wv ear 'eshs as In'enWs.'Vp hales ut
cotton bicRham q Mnora-2A3 Ainhardsnn 4 MAY
~ Vahen; HswRlne = Knherts.!Aa 5hafa Hamil
tHn ~ InWe't-ipa Rlfeh, west q bnah.zi5l Cum
nsl.us s,sWaft hlos @"st msyef Ne,s aco.'i
,tleasnn, LAY Pfemant,,is = y Thomas aee,7l ~
~ ,'s'n'e Q oo,s sneh, Nv EN- @on.-e] ~ man
q t4'chte"s.e.i@s9 ~ t'a,''s Nca--,n W u lhomp
son &eo-3v iayne kennedy ano-Ha Lehman Abfa
nam seo, S hs..es 4s,dhe' l. Airsv aee
- - = . NeWman-,x n'it."h Mey ahh-to kirR
patieh Se'., , VIII ns'ps @oor's MaIch sohlen
kaf.A si'na fniinps &no.fl warren atktns1n-
= Maots u .''enAn a. Is " sless,av seo.2s 70
Seanss. 800 g." = =, no 5hsne y sohs y
~ ~ =, " NV 1T .'app t,t"s eScc-
= n n, alosoh @oo,h :, . 1eesenth.a 10 aanmnnds
i M"no ~ n wi,sn 10y
= =, = st i, II JEW, ~ n', y, eho
:, :, rn'.ns-' ~ a'iiA'" !, 49, haashef
] ,,, !, h ps,a a 4 ~ s', Wn.'st" p,tle
as. Il r sEsa r'aata sfer
n Il lloftnn s,aad N .a..atian M III 80. ,1 ,r -"
Ill, 11 ~ ~ s.a.a a. nsgs mea, rnT1er
,t n II r. M, e -, " b,e,ihh-s" uo's ot
egas sreve x Wildermaun e1a hhis nstatoas ,osanh
Il sIier GA Nm ,na hl an, " !, Mha . m
ahia ttt an t I, III, !" -
hhI ,,to,n w r. I 80 s y, lie n ~ WV t, ~
$500; y III h,,,t y si . 49, atn,1I u 49,
- boxes pears J ? Macheca-lo bhis vegetables Il
Aubian &cp-lep hhla apples ~ CRATES cabbage ~
boxes tomatoes 80 hhls potatoes bbs beets ~ bills
entona W Dawson eco 30 bbls potatoes y DAmi.
90 aeo-It 90 ~ hhla tnrniFe 10 Bertncci &co--2o
eels aflta peg ecIar iron II Gent &coino hhla of
-four to Howard finwer-T rhgs peanuts he q Fl
sohnnnh cars stock ! ! Hudson planes oaae
a'enrde,ns Werle'n-is boxes hats 7 lselden n 70
= ~ u Levy cases mdHe naiaheimer a tt do 10
haz Hatnetf = pkgH tobacco " X ltbg-l caae
accn,he ~ GrnneWnd-ldn q Weingaft- de
= ha"n'g pigs mhHe " Benth 20 pkgs butter to
smith hrns Aco-,ls eases shoes to u samprv-l
car cattle MEME y en.-t DO AYcnnk. Mitchell goo
hoes ~ Wooten-i pkGs muse Arthur do l.
nnmahtha' -a mo hlhhardson@-l lot eettou gins
y Y .neman y itto ~ farcea lard Miller GFgahy
Nen-av hnl5 ne !, hlnek. ~ 50 Schmidt Gieger
~ ER9s mea5 4 ~ lohman.tsp boxes snap to
nos n,n''na IeNV nols o., alh'ge-3 cars %
nav thas fieaHahts -au bhia oil III AiInhruster -t2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END.
OnMONDAYS and TIL tuesdays for Vaudeville
and Old Landing. on arrival Of tho Il m.
train.
On SATURDAY for Vaudeville and Old Land
Ing, on arrival of the4 % m. train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving on the arriva
of the7 a. m. train.
RETU KNING: Laayes Old Landing on TUES.
DAYS and FRIDAYS ut 6 u. M, and Mande-
vile at s 80 a. m.
Leaves Madisonville MONDAYS $50 a. NJ.
and Vaudeville Mt GAS a. m.
SUNDAYS leaves Old Landing at g. D. m. and
Vaudeville at 5 D. N
Fare I'd ALI Points. ..... 49,. :. ...... g
sunday Excursion. ............ ........... L
Oc3 I'm w. G.. COYIT
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Arrived.

iSr st"aWs hip Jamaican Winaer. from LIVERPOOL via
" "st lhdies, to I a q Forw ooa@4th aiH d
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez, Leshcts II III Visksburg
Hele, CnmstoCk from bayou Gcna
4 t4 bal y Pry. fsnm Lower Coaat
Clara :, DeSouohel, from Upper Coast
Iam"tta Hanover. from Eotngton Now Hasin
Georgia Nancy, Weaver, from Mohie-New Rasin
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Mam0ragG a.

Fhc following named vessels are anchored Ii tween
me head DC the Passes ana Magnolia plantation.
III ship Importer Sutherland from Liverpool Ang 3D.
70 lowell & tSailsy-
Ship Virginia, Deano, ~ days from Rio Janeiro 10
Slas Weeks eco
Ship VIM Tapscett. Field, IL days from New York
tn Norton 4 Bell
SIP bark San Fernando Guaaia, 65 days from Liver.
pool TO Avendano Bros
Nor park Xstsva. 0lsen. 50 days from Calais. to
pulsteI-
Br hark Tine . Salmon. . days from Liverpool, 10
T&d F, sood--
The II steamship Abdiel, Jones from New Or.
leans October for Liverpool, put into st. Johns n.
r.. October ~. in want VI eoal.
AMERICAN PORTS
Philadelphia oct eo--Cieared for Nsw nrlaans
Br steamship Fyisia Kemp.
New Y ork. Oot 20 Cleared for Mobile hrie Sarah
Ann. Bradford: 10 for Galveston, sehr James W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
TEXAS.
81 FHF. For INDIANoLA AND GALy ETs-
-Ssss+IAllMg4aAAz- TON DIHEuT-The steamship
HUTCHINSON

VIII EH1T IFNHl AfElhFH
SUNDAY. October "a, nj = n. m.
Freight now received for above point.
Freight for Corpus Christi and Rockunrt re-
eeivad aud reshipped from Indianaa by
aahuonars and through bills of lading signed
Ligh erage to Corpus Christi III any at risk
aud expense Of eonsjgnees.
Freight for all the above points received nj
Tho depot nf Mnrgans Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot of Lafayette street, daily until
II n.
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A EXpRFfR.

HAFRE-Per steamship Ambrose bales Of
culttu assoc ucs
bhkNhN-Per steamship lartington--47a6 bales
ontT"r 1000 pcs slaves
NELLIE - Per steamship f Il Ward DR. 30
Dds -four Pa hi bhs -four II bills rork , hf bhs pork
bales tobacco - boxes bacon bbls sugar bbls Of
Vioe sacks cotfae hhas shoulders boxes shoulders
w hhts shouidets bhts cornmeal 1910 pounds ice 81
sAeks corn hhEs hse ht bhls beef fierce lard ii
III neis larf hkEs lard y tubs butter 81 tirkins
huttr koA+ tala lao boxes cheese hhls beans 100
shss POTATOES hhts onlons tieroes hams i'll pkgs
snnaries
NJ EENSFGN A-Por hark Burmah-Aal5 sacks
oilcake
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As&sew tasrsaa CIV,

Nor harS Albert, Andersen, 70 days from Havre to
H. fores ifi- wv "
Sehr ~ 4 Smith Sanders. + days from Phado
pha. ~ Wm tteevy-
Schr John Proctor Baker t2 days from baltimore 10
Master
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aseespGs OF Produce.

NlCkSRURG-Per steamer Natehpg-s1o bales of
cotton ta : Newman &oo---503 Never Weis Zoo
Sou Moulton-27, ] L Harris &cb-a H Allison
&eo-- Is Richardson & May-l6a Il 4 Newman
H. Sp.ss Ginsc,sS favpe heansg aeeIiss 70
ey &oo-1oi Vaiden Hawkins & Roberts -as Frank
enhnsh & Borland-a0 Chatfe. Hamilton : Powell
=! Richard Flower &co-74 Lehman AbrahaTt Zoo
20 Stewart Bros &co-7a Bickham q Moore-65 John
Neble-el & III Walmsley &oo-61 Giapp Bros Aoo
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For paaaage apply to
@. A. WHITNEY 4 CO.. Managers.

EFxF. FOR BRAEOs SANTIAGO DIRECT.
,44sAsslla $500 carrying United States mail-The
iron steamer
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yOREIaN PORTS.
IBy Gable to the Nv ua,.,a,

BY Gable to the N. z HERALD
Amsterdam Oct l9--Arrived Br steamabin Hora
ley. Rookie. from New Orleans ~
Barrow, Oct Is-Arriyed from Peneaeola n eh;,
VIM Yeo. Houghton. - cay
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACK ET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Oct, 2s. at 4 n. M
IT, FOR A ALEXANDRIA. EGG BEND,
- a Norman,s. Barbins, Wares and way
landings-The steamer
BONNIE LEE
Wepreaenfing the new jesse X. Bell)
Our Konns master. g. g. Hamilton clerk.
VIII leave aa above. For freight or passage
apDlv on board. or TO
IL. w. ADAMa, II Commercial Place.
Freight eonsigne d to wllargtoat. mouth
q TED rtver.ot TO aaeI ta at New Orleans. E0E
of charge. ia
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STEAMBOATS,.
REl, RIVER.
l-------4---s-
He'd HDver una ,rcw n

Red River and Texas.
HEW !, g,!!ssM HI AND RED RIVER TRANS
iu1nfFnIa a y COMPANY q AND TEXAS pa
Tbrnneb 1ha ii,sa W x AND CONNECTIONS.
- n1 u ollls ~ lading and through passen-
aer .,ekets to oil landings on Red river and all
f I, U stations In Texas The best ronte Id
sl.T ~ FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFER~
49,, son, Hot Springs, and all Ianiinas
=, ,ra-ez on He'd hiver and railway stations
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves - ------ October - iii I'm. m.
whartboat charges drayage or com mission
WILL be charged ut mouth Of Red River, Bavom
sara o. q New Orleans In fot warding freight
cnnstgned 20 the company by bill of ladInR.
For freighto or passage apply on board Of the
boats or Mt the office Of the company No al
lamp atreat;- JOS A, AIKEN, President.
M. w. JOYCE GEO. ID. HITN
j. u. dARLIN, RRI TON H. EPpIER
lal LORD 4 McPEAKE. Agents,
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FRsa ports.

IlNERP00L-Per steamship Historian-5o .oat
fire bricks 10 order
VERA CRTZ--Per steamship Jamaican--s37
bales coffee 10 WIN T Halsey@24b 10 Gordon & Go
mia 20a Schmidt & Ziegler- al 96 bales coffee
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

dsrfiiiSsrs. win probably AIT !. !.
preventive as well as a cpr. :
nine cases ont of every fem -
cry orange grower should bteo-,,.
the owner of a frst-class rnraa.
pump, with perforated or g.. ~
nozzle. wafh aais he csu as.;I.
aHnd effecfnAlly apply ma e,h,.a.
remedy. The throwing a vps.r
or other liquid preparation. i,
large orange trees with o a,pp-r
rt'i'as'as nne OF the old asas Va,
attempted to bail the ocean d.
" 1T may be well 10 ren,e,aa,.,.
that a single apphcation of Il.
usual remedies win rarelr nro,s
sufficient. The insect rs safely ~
seoneea Within the s1reng wnlls y
its house, which cannot be suee.ss.
fully scaled except by struterr
When the Soung insects are hatcl,.
ed out and are running Lither and
tlrlthsr In quest of homest4aas
then is the best time to eStermin.
ate them. Don't wah tin thav
liunse. INTO the Styx and becoms
ln@ulnenable, but apply your rem.
edg once in three or four days. md
don't forget to put sour trees ana
keep them in q growing, thrifty
condition, else the old scales Mil
prove themselves something lils
the old imam of the sea, dificuh Il
be shaken off.
The orange tree is too vuluable
to be injured or even retarded II
it's growth by am insect mLiel, isse
easily destroyed. lit Bher-fore bs.
IbooNes every one whose trees ans
infested to rid themselves 81 d nest
80 annoring and ipiu,loas.-Chas.
Donovan, Hlllsborough County,
FLORIDA.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

ism continued 80 occupy bus attsn-
tiun ,at intervals, oocasionally de-
laying more important work. How
ever, he fonnd tins for the best
translation of Goethe's Faust that
has yet been given to the English
speaking world. This wasto have
been followed by the work winch
Taylor intended for his master
,piece-lthe life of Goethe. BY hls
death it remains nnhpisbed- the
monument of an nnfnlflled ambi-
tion. Yet many, remembering his
busy life, will be reminded Of the
sentiment SO wsll expressed m
FHnGt..::
.rulhis earthly life. whateier it he.
Us never auglfc.sut drndgery
Another life Che waves declare thee,
Andnow to endless seasshal beart thee.
Bayara Taytr was 53 years of
age. He was born January 1895,
at Kennel Square, near Philadel-
nina.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11
in. @. EVENING Post. 4

IN. %. Evening Post.
During the last iligllt the kgs-
erae bar~rootn was entarna M
some person or persons upkanpil,
who ,asbstraet+d from Ii s.as4 CHI ts
premises neasly siS-hssnaied du-
lars.
ut is evident from the msinariD
which the t.shslfapee WAS effected,
and the saf. opened, that the par-
ties who eommittad the robbery
We're we'll aeqaaipted with the Nv
tire premises, and that they had q
Ses which precisely eonpterfaitad
those belonging to die safe. AZ
all these were lin the bands a tho
proper eustodians, THE inystery ls
where and how the robbals OBJ
taind fibe ona thst they used 70
open Tile safe. The face Of the
safe Was scratched and powder
was scattered OBJ the top. but thls
doubtless was intended rs y bind
Although thaA6ar they haSe ane
clue to the perpetrators, seseral
Ilitfle evidences have beeu dscos~
erred that indicate the moaus op'
enanh of the thieves. !.
llhe premises ip the reef o
Messrs. 4. iii. Handy A. CosoaesE
yard. which are adjaeent 70 tns
Sazarae are 40 intricate anu
labrynthine, that two Or fIfse
men might easily secret tbemae'sess
therein and await the closlpg y
the haHoo.n and surrounding
buil&pg prior TO the commence
ment Of their operatious.
This seems to hsTe beer N.en
course of proeeedpre, as 4 pof1luu
of q rope they bad used 70 aow@
themselves from the skgliglt 2sa
tue barroom, was still hanel@
from the hook IL tbe wbaob IVY
pended it. The remains q = e1s y
,on . window still father tf,ea Ss
the robbers, and leages 20 pew
that the whole affair hsd ns "a
previously plannad ana fp'
premises thoroughly exan'pse
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

a bill was introduced in the leg
iislature, immediately after its OF
ganiaation, authorizing the Gov
.ernor TO issue a million and a hall
of new $50 bonds, ito restore' the
credit of the State. Bonds TO he
sold pat par for cash, ,or coupons
ldne'npon thepreseptssta econsols.
"A bill calling a constitutional
,oonssution WAS introduced ON the
9Th instant.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

Sliljoined we give q condensed
statement of the members of tbs
present Legislature, complied from
aan article of the N. %. Picayane
and showing the political complex
ion Of ftlle Assembly:
SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Observation-Disclosures. Dueros, Ia
,charie, Garland, Wales, Perkins
Richardson, Sanford, Mitchell, El
lis, Stnbbs--10.
Republicans Messrs. Cage, SUIT.
ton, Stamps, 'Texada, Wheeler,
Harper, Konng-17.
SENATORS ELEcT.
Damoerats- AIessFs. Wells, Eon,
tenet, Stevens, DeRouschel, Scan
land, Renners, Kennar, Breaux,
Merkdll, Harding, Norwood, Her
ron, Williams, Bowden, Kaliy--l5.
Republicans Messrs. Dalahous-
sage, Landry, GHlean. Gla-#.
Total, 3e--D democrats, 90; Re
lsltblicans, ID.
The House ,of Representatives
stanfls--sDelnoeFats, 10; Republic
ANS, Including st. Aaryls represent
atires, aas Independents d Na,
dienals, Y fetal, ~.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

FIhEaaN's B4.L.-.To he given
Thursday night, 10Th inst, ,atithe
Temperance Hall. 4Admissionfee,
one dollar. The procseds 10 be
used procuring an 'enginefor the
r,lse of Lake Charles Fire CO., No.
4. Tickets for sale attall the bust
ness Filousesiin Lake Charles, Bag
dad, West Lake Charles aud Niz'.s
Ferry.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

The steamboat CLARA s., struck a
snag in the Atellafiilaya, injuring
her hull and cabin. Loss, 2 lhhds.
sugar, 4 bales0f,eott0n.
Steamboat, @. II. Dnrfce, sankiin
the A'tchafaiaya, near tOhurehville.
Cargo light, and allllost. No lives
Were lost.
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wehavehadintensely
eer. at intervals, for nearly three
weeks. Ice alteriates with mud
and Stop, and the streets of ,our
beautiful lake city present u most
uninriting appearance to travellers
of all GLASSES.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

TO OUR CUsToMERs.-Om 6rst
commercial wear viii close ou the
18th inst, and we wish to close ,tll
accounts on that day and begin
anew on the 18th, the beginning
OF cur new Near.
j.. w. BRYAN Is Co.
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af, N y 4anmsnw,,y one .

Mr.. IL. p. Hemmenway, one of
our old and respected citizens,
died on the 9th inst, ut his resi-
,denoe. in Lake Charles.
The deceased was liked and re-
apected lby nil who knew him.
Peace TO his #shes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-11

On all Ready Made Clothing, "a
deduction of 90 per cent. will he
made for the oftclosingout
our willterstadk. Wecannot afford
carry godtis after the season is
over. j. w. BRYAT 81 Go.
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Age,sse for tine Eclao.

JIG. Moncure unsolicited Speik-
or Cof the Honse. No halter sslec-
tion could have been made. He
will preside with dignity and abil-
iitv, and rnle iutpartially.