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The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

It would certainly be curious
if Grant and Seymour should be
the respective candidates of the
two parties next year, and that
is ono Of the possibilities of the
campaign. But should they be,
it would be a miracle if the re-
suit Of 1868, when before they
we're candidates, is not reversed;
for if Horatio Seymour can carry
New York against Grant next
year, the third term gost will
never frighten the country again
in this generation; and if he car
ried it by ten thousand majority
when Grant was at the height o1
his popularity, what is to prevent
him carrying it now when Grants
popularity has so greatly waIed
and when as a third term candi.
date his candidature would be sc
obnoxious to so many OF his
countrymen.-[Philadelphia Tel.
egraph.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

All patriots of both parties
must be rejoiced that the end
of the Maine trouble has been
reached without bloodshed.
Thoughtless partisans were very
anxious that that their friends
should win, SO anxious, in some
instances, they made up their
minds the end would justify the
means.
The Democrats aud Green
hackers are defeated in their at
tempts, but the impression very
generally prevails they deserved
defeat. Nearly every influential
journal in the South, without re-
gard to party has taken this po-
sition.
Garcelon made a mess OF it,
and instead of strengthening the
cause of the Democracy of the
country, he has to some extent
injured it. When the election
was held in Maine, there was no
claim made that the Democrats
had carried the State. On the
contrary it was conceded in all
quarters that the aRepublicans
had gained the victory. After
months passed rumors circulated
that enough Republicans. would
be counted out to give the con-
troll Of the Legislature to the
Fusionists. This was attempted
but it has ended as it should
wherever fraud is resorted to, in
ignominious failure.
It is a matter of oongratula-
ton that the National Demo-
cratic party did not approve of
Garcelon's work. It must seek
success by devotion to princi-
pie, and not by countenancing
fraud.-[Vicksburg Herald.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06
Dentistry.
DIR, M. J. MASSENGILL,

DIR. NJ. J. MASSENG1LL,
dental surgeon, respectfully offers his
professional services to the people Of
Bastrop and surrounding country. All
work warranted. Ofice-first door south
of F. Vaughan's law Office, and lately oc-
cupied by DR.. McCreight, ,,,,
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

Transient advertisements will be m
serted at the rate of SO per square OF
ten lines for the first insertion, ana 20
cents fer each subsequent insertion.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

uments were undertaken to oc.
cupy the leisure of the soldiers. >
1t was not alone the soldiers
who were transformed into
builders; such was the simplicity
of the processes employed thai
they could be applied even by
the prisoners whom the Romans
kept at their discretion, as also
by the convicts, who sprang from
the lowest ranks. Condemna.
tion to the public work was in
deed among penalties of.the law
and one of its chief duties con-
sisted in ouarrying the building
material.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.-Mark
Twain's sketch about Aurelia's
lover, who went gradually to
pieces by meeting various acci-
dents, is here rivaled: A man
in Madison county, KY, went
through the terrible ordeal Of
having a bombshell burst in his
hands just after the war. He
was dreadfully mangled by the
explosion but recovered from
his wounds. Some time after
that he was shot through the
body with a navy revolver. Re-
Gently he was driving a wagon
with heavy sawlog on it. The
wagon upset and the saw log
passed over his body, crushing
himi n frightful manner. Again
he is recovering.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06
Geohraphically, He's a Daisy.

H.'J. Jewett is mildly talked
about as Democratic candidate
for the presidency, and seems to
have certain unapproachable ex-
cellencies in geographical way,
as thus: He was born in Mary
land, is a heavy taxpayer in
Ohio, is engaged actively in bus
mess in New York, is residing
temporarily in jersey, and has
large interests in Kansas. Geo.
graphically, he's a daisy.-[Chi-
eago Times.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

The following named gentle
men have been appointed to take
the census of Louisiana: Ed
ward F. Parker, first district;
Benjamin G.. White, second dis
trict; n. W, Trezeyant. third
district; Hyde A. Kennedy
fourth district.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06
S. p. BUATT,
ORAL SURGEON,

Offers to the public his professional
experience of thirty years in the above
speciality for the treatment of all dis
eases peculiar to the mouth and preser-
walton of it's natural organs, the teeth.
Charges for all dental services graded
by quality and character desired. to suit
the times. For dental substitutes, from
SIS, $50. SIS, 800, 5000, up to Buatt's
celebrated improved gold plate, $3.50 for
full sets, recommended as healthy, and
to perform the functions of mastication
satisfactorily as to kind selected.
Without previous arrangements, cash
is invariably expected.
Moved to new Office, near the Baptist
Church. -. .sE .a.Ef
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06

". W. Nottingham, who mur-
dered John Gaylor in Norfolk,
Va, in 1874, voluntarily gave
himself up to the Sheriff of Mil
waukee the other day.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-02-06
HISTORICAL PISTOL.

states q fISSlu6ut! j Ho plstoi
was once the property ofJ. Wilkes
Booth, aud is the same one which
he used to assassinate Abraham
Lincoln on the night Of April Il,
1865, at Ford's Theater, Wash
ington. It is now in possession
of Charles E. Wing, the advance
agent of "Steyens' Unknown
Combination" and was presen-
ted to him by J. T. Ford, the
great theatrical manager, on the
eye Of his (Wing's) departure for
Europe in May, 1875.
It came into his possession IN
this wise: Booth had in his pos
session at the time of the mur-
der two pistols. exact counter
parts, one Of which was dropped
In Liucoln's box at the time of
the shooting, and Was there
found, having never been used.
The pistol which fred the shot
Booth kept in his hand until he
jumped from the box down to the
stage, where he dropped it also.
This pistol was afterward found
by one Of the stage hands, and
in the excitement was thrown into
a water butt standing on the
stage. Some time afterward,
when Mr.. Ford moved his prop
erty" from the theater, the pistol
was found and given to Mr.. Ford
who always preserved it as a me-
mento Of that great targedy un-
til, as above stated, being an in
innate friend of Chas. E. Wing,
and that gentleman being about
to leave the country, he presen-
ted it to him. s..
The other pitsol, the mate to
this one, which was found in the
box, is now on exhibition at the
National Medical Museum at
Washington, which now occupies
the same building that was used
as a theater where Lincoln was
killed.
The pistol is an old-fashionel
English Deringer, the whole
length of which is not over four
inches. It is q muzzle- loader,
and the barrel is not over an
inch and q half in length, and
has seven deeprides. Its highly
finished, the mounting being gen.
uine silver and the lock and stock
finely engraved. In truth a most
innocent looking weapon, but as
is we'll known most powerful
instrument. Mr.. Wing has been
offered $lOO for. it, but says he
would not part with it under any
consideration.
Mr.. Wing also related another
curious coincidence connected
with the assassination of Lincoln.
Manager Ford had for a long
time been trying to induce Ed
win Booth, the eminent targe-
dian, and brother to J. Wilkes
Booth, to play in the Southern
Circuit The actor finally con-
sented, and was billed to play his
opening engagement at what is
known as the Grand Opera house
in Baltimore. Mr.. Ford wishing
to see that everything Was in
readiness for his reception, re-
paired to Booths dressing-room
IN the afternoon before his
first appearance. While looking
around he though .tae ,'oor of
the dIessing.room had a sorC of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

s e az !sS IL s. sSe IS co. n at Sci Is
DlenbscH Dewey sold 10 But.ermik Calves 200 n at
j. IT, Hume sold, % vOals, lao ~ a, Shc+ 1900 lat h.
Kirby Co sold 81 But,ermin Calves 2o4 n At 2ssc
de- Il? D. g. atH u 90 sElirs Ivy a. a. d az se
SHEEP AND Lam rs Receipts TO-DAY and yescr isy
sd S1 e. 'a :ei at 5oss S
1925 heed the preceding week Decent 70 pme nhesp
IN demand and sold readily at full previous prices
vance as FRIDAY but scarosy firm 'nnrket as theIe
SATURDAY. Sales o! sheep were at Sac &c 1or poo
Of state Lower jersey AID Pennsylvania al 8 pa7c =,
saesJudd Buckingham sold at Jersey CITY ~ Virs,na
sheer 7g At ss % k a d1 ss Zoo 9. 40 inV
at no. Il state do. no n, t4c 2o4 virginia Lambs % %;
60 I 2 2o o. H. at co. % $50 s.S 50 State
40, 80 H. at e-ci "a Lower Jersey DO Gin OF S4c q,
ssS &C. w. y - w. %
j. sadlcr sold - Virginia sheep n ~ at stc is
~ at 50 4O I7 do 90 n at &C.; 100 do 65 n 6sc ITO
virginia do 50 n $50 lie so o. at 6'.O 100 Co. 81
od 81 A. of1 500 & Ss ssSssSB go aa
4'e losde ~ 10 tt7se 2S2 do lis D. at So +so mol"
Dewey sold 6oh ST. Il 80 Michigan sheep ,S ~
Tuck s IS 49, % y, co. rs n =, sc si KsnucEy
Iambs So 10 NJ &C.: ago do: s. b at 64c ~ DO 20 ID ~
8c 2S2 do 65 b ut 6c less $40 on the iot SIo 49, "
j. IL Hume sold: lel Pennsylvana Sheen. 9s 10 at 4rs
SO do 90 n at 4..c. IS DO no ~ at sss sucs' l4' D.
5e Kentucky co. 81 at 6iqc; "a do Cs H. at esc 81"
do 10 ~ AT So To- l03 do az 10 a, osc; liz st"" no. 90 TO-
HoGs-Total for the week. 258l head against "a $50
cars OF -32 CITY and - carr at .g
at SO Lv Hogs sale Market quoted nominal nv AZ 80
DC Produce Exchange closed and nothing aomsi III Dio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
HORSE MARKET.

Thore has been the past week for hight car
ge horses - get for $500 $3.50 per
head These plenty almost every load OF horses
the West animals can be found
which that purpose Heavy draught horses not
Younger than five years ola also been wanted and com
nand good strong price In the absence OF animals OF the
desired ece three and sold Their
but horse under five yeas OF ag rarely Gives sats
faction when yut hard work. There has not been
mach doing any oe- OF horses and on the
whole the reported DUH The steamer Egypt ook
English buyer and
for Mr Potter Poters lot there hUe trotie
California oil very hano
which Mr. Potter bought at the United
States stables. They uncommOnly wen
back of in tact they ere
exactly suited To the of English friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

BUPPALo July s. CATrIK-Receipts today, 300 head
tna for liz Lead same time lHst week
7l5 heal gncd through 46 cars Market steady al
weeks prices but slim attendance 4 buyers
ana remain unsolh aes OF Exlra steers nt
,hn q Choice Sie9Is. 81 45uTi ~ far 10
Medium S. 80; LIGHT Butchers SO 100Si 20 very
little business done In lchers stock lew Far TO
coed 2SdS4 20 Mich COwsNothinR doing, no
stockers Offering and demand Veal Calves 81 dS4 so
SHEEP Receipts today $500 head total Tor tho
far. $500 head for the same time LAST woeK
10 head consigned throuS 80 market quiet and
unchanged heavy for through stock Fair TO Fancy
sheen, s4dS4 rs. ambs, 80 30 a IS 80.
HOs-kecelps TO-DAY. 275 Total for the week thus
fan $40 head for the tine last week. IL 600 head
cosancd through. rs market steady and unclaimed
but slow sales Yorkers at 81 55ds4 65 Light do 81 80
ga A.: Heavy Medium 50 50dS4 Us Far ENDS. III a
a o; remain uBsOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

fTvPRrooI Jnlv 5-515 m.Cotion-1here was fair de
nsnd which was prices MddhR L y
anda GS,d MiddhnF orleans, I'd. sales 5000 bales IN
Guiding bales speculation and export receipts.
7O9 bales including 6s00 bales American The sales OF
The 0ay included 700 bales American. FuiuresU paids,
LOW MfdmC clause, July delivery Gss9d, also Ih do
Juy ana August delivery 62sd do August and september
delivery also 6sssd DO september and OCTOBER dtV-
cry. 67Ird. Futures closed very dull 49,
fyYRl-0oI. June 5-55 n m-ProyisionsC 90 per
cwt for tbs grades Bacon 80 per cwt Tor
Long Clear Middies Produce-Renned Petroleum Sid per
gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
THE MARKETS.
MONDAY. July 5-P. NJ.

To-day having been observed as the anniversary
NJ the National Birthday, the exchanges and banks
were closed, and there no markets to report or
to comment upon. Such foreign quotations rs are
received will he found under their proper head.
Annexed are the closing quotations at the New
York Stock Exchange last Saturday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

DEPOT QTAETfRa,sTERs oftCE)
HoU>roS Ct. CDRA 81 GKfENE. :


DEPOT QUAETfRg,sTER's OFFTCE,)
HoU>ToS er.. CDRA 81 GRfENE,
AEW YORK CIIT. jay l. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN inghesste; subject 70 t.S
D m on saturday July 81 1889, az vhich tine and place
thcy Will opened presence % bidders log furDh Lag
delivering at This Depot The fcoebs named Netenhary
1fty bal foIoops 20 small 100 ostheers gym,
-tylet; 100 sorksteWss 30 dlssectnE cases ~
drenchig horns. 90 firing point 80 trns irons
line fllels rubber 10 flhneIs, TIA % sets loot
instruments 100 iuato glasses glass Or lV Raih
ate giasses. glass, minim 80 hobbies, casii0gs %
homes measures. TIN 20 mOriars and Iestes.
we, ware, inch 80 mortars and posues wedge
Ges for wire sltures 100 Iiiiles so pocket
pOsmOTtem 30 pTObao2s. celuioii 30
phy saddle 80 scales and weights prescription
30 and weghts shop, 81 scissors euNed 40 isso
sparuias inca; 30 speoulums mouth 100 yr.
iiges hyp0dermlc 100 syringcS. Rubber 0Li
I0i syringee rubber $ or; leO sYirscs rub
Der p 80 theTDome clinical 30 oath "a seis 30
90 trscheotoy SELF Sing 80 trephines 90 urn
100 niternK roand 10 inca zoo
paper ntnus, 100 each blue ana rcd So ounces
SIX igsture copies OF the Farmers Veterinary Ad-
Professor Law, and oO copies Fhafthday. "
i,.,ders vii ate price which they viii furnish eaca
wil commence ami when coup etc tas
delivery 81 art cles which they bid The s'fuaeu
samples al tins depot which bidders VII 10
permitted to aMlne
Proposals for less than the whole required viii 10
is reserved Ia reject r al lIs Pf
be given articles Oi domestic lO Gciin con IL
G ami quality Delng equal
other iri0rnaioa inst may be de
sired Viii be iuTI sb ed Oh application 10 ttls oilco
shoui DE indored Proposals inf veterinary m.
STR =" and addressed 90 Tire uDlefsigncd
J.. {. ia $40 y, colonel, 4. : 4,
Asst Quarbsrmaster Genl. Depot 0nart'i N ister.
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cspA nAA FINANCIAL, $50, 900.
u soO. DOO. Sealed proposals wiz b. received by
ohio. until saturday. July 81 loou Tor
tie purchase OF $4,000 fifteen years per cen bones
sid civ date OF September l. l@7O interest
ugyaoe semi annually IN the City of NewYoIk The city
deserves night 10 rrJe all bid Address all com
IIuul canon, T. IA AISEI &. BURR CITY Clerk.
IRON1ON Ohio, juno ~, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
ST, Paul., Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway C0ngaly'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds.

In conf rmy with the provisions of the Mortgage Decd OF
Trust occurring Bonds the undersigned Tfns
tees hereby give that lOb Bonds OF 800 each ~
Bonds S5 EACH and 800 Bonds 81 slOto EACH oil e NUM-
bers this in presence fy ana
without preference discrimination designated by LOT Tor
moneys ledgo us from proceeds OF sales OF lnds
that Tie Bond.
be paid presentation at the Office OF = KENNEDY q
co, 6B Wlamst New-YOTk ana the holders thereof are
hereby they should be- presented or before ls
Jny next as that date Interest will cease TO accrue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
Proposals.
UNITED STATES ENUINRkR OFFICE
Army Buidiug, New Y ok Jul.6 - l~tO
OF THE IAkHDR Al

IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBUR AT
4 CHARLESTON, > G.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate. Gddressei ~ the un
ders,kned, VIII be yol a. tis oace IN y oo n2on
Monday, lJti OF July, 1880 at WI I'M sui
place will be IN tho preserce u bicr~ fr ur
iishing placing the North Je y ~ hari-son amor
twenty Thousand ,-UDoOI cubic ysri~ OF risrlp sOre
Specifications INSTRUCTIONS 10 ldlero. nd 0aaAs or pro-
ancd at iris Office OF nom captain J. g
POST Corps OF ~ guerr Charleston y g on Application ~
intending bidder.
O a GILLMORE. Iieutenant Coione Of II Cincors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
PROPOSALS for SHIP CHANDLERY.

4 TREASURY DEpAKTNHNI. OFFICE - ug ~ECR'TARTl
WAsIISGgOS. d - July =, iSsO. =
PROPOSALS be received The Treasury De-
parneut uatl H. COCK BOON OF MONDAY, JULY D j. u
TO- supplying curing ibe fiscal yeaI 'nBg JuLe 80 l'S
.uch articles snip chaudleIy the DepaT may
oT shipment for The % vessels ~ The kcYeuc Marine
service not iilaeti the OF 81 New YORK.
articles furus TO ne Gud scuftY packed
al The exrtnsc contractor an, y,rcd On OUar0 We
SCI o. car a. mav De iecufcil ln NcV-AotS ttG.
schedules OF article. bi for vii De furnished ~
cation Department. the Cu.tu lionsu YORK.
The T7Sht is reserved 10 reject anr Or al bid-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
DROPOSALS for laylng asphaItum nave-

PROPOSALS for laying asphatum lnNe-
mems and rcsurtacne bitumiaoGs gavctnenta IN tHe
cities OF Washington and Georgetown.
ENGINEFR - pARTMENI,
DISTRICT OF COi1NIA
WAsuNGfyN. June 8. l>fl
direction OF the Beard CoDm4s "a r. -ii.i pfo.
pos viii b. received az Tbs OrcC unu l2O,oDa "a
July IS. 1850. Tor having asp hn laycni ns frd
for cling ID btumlnous partn-nf ufnu various
streets c8ties % Washington and GeDr sctovn.
auk Of proI and sp'chatos can Ice obtained
Office with al necessary inOrlafiU uf"u Ipt hcafin
Therefore and bs upon these forms vii alone De- coisdtrc
The right is reserved 10 reject any or a BIDS OF paris
Of bids -
w. J. TWINTNG.
MAJOR Epeinecrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
SHINING.
NORTH HTTE AND YOSEMITE GOLD

NORTH HTTE AND YOSEMITE GOLD
IN MINISGCO.
OF MARIPOSA COUNTY, CAL
Capital 900 divided 5OOev0 shares q ~ each
unassessable
EN- sPoONER, President
4. 4. SEAMAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
T. WILLIAMS, General Agent
w. +. CLEWELi. Financial Agent
Ofices SO broadway. ooms % and d.
Of stock ~ 80 CENTS Dor snhrc
Lying adjacent the famous Hto Mine this property recon-
mends self prudent In yestOrs.
Prospectus mailed application.
NETWORK and PALMETTO MINING co.
PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
Incorpo aied under the law Of New York.
CAPITAL S2000,000. sHARES 500 each
oPyIcERs-Prest, r. IL Cottonwood secy and Treas.
pro tenn. r. C. Branhan
TEusTERs-A. y. Warner. f. G. Bramhaf Alex Stewart.
Henry Morgan L. L. Brown H. Dc Peyster. r. b. Gather
wood. II. c. Root. Robert 5che!l and A. y. Roberta
limited number sale, for the purpose III re-
building mill particulars apply at general ONCE No. ~
tRoOm 52l. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

HANNIBAL AND II. JOSEPH RAILROAD CoRMr}
No = BBOADwAT. NEW YORK Juue 81, 1852
THE DIRECTORS Of this Company have
this day declared dytasnd Of three per cent upon Its
The hooks OF the preferred stock vii Do closed ut
O'clock D. ~ saturday he 10th Gag U July and DO
'''P'"'' JOHN A. HILTON. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
BOARD ano Rooms.
East Side.

DOOMS with or without hrst-cla,S board
Ia Murray Hi summer Iriees. >. ALLAIkE NJ UkDEN
A. 4 Il.LLan IIL.Xa
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.l4 EAST GOTH ST.-0ne suite of rooms
etO let with private table W
without also for gentlemen references
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PROPOSALS FOR VETERINARY iNsTRU.

". ]. Nv ININN,
MAJOR ul Fpgnecrs
EnginstT toMhIi >-iOueT. j.. G.
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flnannal

A LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get THE fRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880. now ready. price - cents 0y mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

TJ'HE COUPONS due july l, 1880. on the
A honds Of the NEW YORK WoODHANiN ant no K
AWAY RAILROAD COMPANY viii be paii on pres nt4
ou on and date. At the banking house OF FISK
Hatch No ! Nassau NJ. JOHN b. THOMPSON,
'' " President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06

GWYNNE e. DAY, 45 Wal-st., Newly DIRK
" established 1850. transact general Ranking and
Eu.lnnss HALLWAY nharos. Ponds, Nr, &c
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s}7TH DIVIDEND.
LFncs STAR FIRE ms i RANCE COMPANY.
No. l4l BROADWAY. }
New-York jay |, 1880
IN. Boari OF Directors This day declared semi.
animal S,vland I'VE 70, PER cent payable Gu demand
JAMES Al. HODuka oecrotaIy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07

DISTRESSING CASUALTY. On Friday
evening last week, (Soth ult.) Thomas
q. Baggett, an industrious and highly
respected farmer, living near Sugar
Town in this parish, was instantly killed
by falling pine tree. The tree had
burned nearly in two when Mr.. Bag
gett struck it few blows on the OPP
posite side with an axe. In falling it
struck an oak, which caused the butt
end of the pine to slide suddenly to-
wards Mr.. Baggett,s breaking his hip
bone, and then falling on his PROSTATE
body. He was alone, and his maaglcd
remains were first discovered by some
of his children. The deceased was
about thirty-two years old, and leaves
wife and children.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07
Educational.

At the Lake Charles Institute viii be COM
menced on Monday, February 2, four courses
of lectures on the familiar branches taught In
the Institute, as follows:
On Monday, by s. o. Shattuck; Geography,
Political and Physical.
On Tuesday, General History, byS. ID. Read.
Wednesday, English Language, by Rev. A.
p. Seo6eld.
On Friday, Elocution and Mathematics, by
A. Severance.
These viii constitute part of the eduea-
tional course Of the school and are free to pu-
pills, and each series will comprehend a full
course Of instruction in its particular branch
OF branches, Of learning Tickets viii be is
sued to all who desire attending, at the rate
of 25 cts per month, for each course. No
tickets will be issued for less than rs cts. for
current month. No free tickets at all.
Lecture hours Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, 3.45 o'clock r. NJ. On Friday, $50
O'Clock p. M. s. ID. READ.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07

CAxERoS ArroIsraESr.--The n
o. Times of the 2sth uh., says the
Senate oonfrmed the appointment ( BY
Gov. Witty of g. A. Durr as parrish
Judge of Cameron parish. We were
not aware of o vacancy in that office,
and preaume that Judge s. r Henry
resigned on account Of bis election as
representative from Cameron in the
General Assembly, tic present session
Of which win last until April, when.
by the new constitution, parish courts
will be abolished.
Col Durr's appoiptlrieut j. ap excel
lent one, spd win give geheral satisfac-
siop.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07

AMustNs. last week, under the
head of disappearing" we epdeayored
70 correct . Typographical error Of the
week before ID little editorial headed
ssSettling it Now We were not shown
the proof Of nESasperating," and now
We are amused to see that the compos-
itors omission therein of the words
Sit was printed" makes our attempt
at the correction . worse bluhder than
that sought to be corrected. We give
Il up.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold by order of Court, at the
w Court House door of said parish, on
THURSDAY, February IL, 1880, between the
hours OF 10 and IL o'clock A. NJ, to the last
and highest bidder, for cash
One Chest of Carpenters tools one Watch
and Chain one lot of wearing apparel, ETC.,
belonging to the vacant succession of Deidlef
Lan, deceased.
Also, one lot of cooking utensils, belonging
to the vacant succession OF James Foster, de-
ceased.
Clerks Office, Lake Charles Calcasieu Par
ish, La, Feb Z, 1880.
JOHN G. GRAY, Clerk of Court.