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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
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ern en- linn Of tho stntr at 0h'o To-iay i Is a
s, t,. HSs.W an1H t'c eenrs Il R insa. 'r Twc",y
ycara Mss ts e,! r %f corn Edsipn ws ~
tho Western a,:yrnty-itc mics Df itlnnls. 'tr!t
years hrnrc i'th will he wat Of tho Mississippi.
uniscI Htntrs nnti OF E,irupc xruwn In 'ls7a wns
Wheat. ,...:.......+.....+.. !,i!:,gIhig
lxshSs9,A1 3a ts w
% Thc Uiie, tatos prcc of tho wiieSs rSds
nct marc thnn ono fourth; o. tho corn; n more %
@ a @ est Gf ta9 n sss Sssee soa aS Of rs: En-:
minnesota. Iowa, sifsseari, scorisxa. MID Kanaas.
nncariy oelsit * I'll ho corn IND aSous eas;
twelfth Of a.! tho outs grown 4! tho Un!ted.
wI1, Whit n III is7s % vas bushels, I and ,o to.
tnt vnllo Of EXPORTS VI bruudst,lsFs III, 1S1v was
s.lo,:sS,yoo. Thus we sco how lmportant sac,er
Ing tho world md IN ndtlnE to tho woN1th q our
coasry; Tn pnNhs so people q sho
uuctlors,
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION TOWARD TUE EAST
and " tho ecuboarl ID absolutely inlispensnhlo
While this is 4 necessity ~ us, It will ba nG1rly
cnnLjo tho1n to duvDtc their energies moro fully
to manufactures; viii ruleMso ttelr. poor lands
arS o E aoGs o q a2 RTod9Sqs %
lid 10 tIso production Of garden ant vegetable
crops: iiy bc!nx ~ e'nployel,. the worn and
store Ss s 10 ssc,hlnS 81 iheir vrxfn productive.
ness, The West 6 dependent upon tho inc Of our
xrrat lakes md upon rs.!roads for tho means
road le in tho United statcs; In lsso tboro aro
woa see to oTer t" to p9oasr ali thc
tion. THESE roads employ, t5l,ol3 freixht cars.
! tons enclt. ThCy ,KYrrQntc ClrryfnR cnpNEity
, 1880-07-31

beauscants will riae from salient place, :.
other cInb1omRtto ftngs will be intntsSss and
Tho bnfcnnics will bo cArpcte.l, md thai Fed+
ntorned with tho oAnhcra OF tho uranI EncsspMnt
lhc1,t, RnrfAnstcti mil fcssomth IN piIrn;os
tlHnkrti by tho ts-nf~nrins " tic lr'nn aaa
!nuIm'ary Of illinois, atlti nj tho three thnou'
C,,',aer;s; nslrs'1E tho r. w u SGsiss r.
Arcn NO. 10,
at Thirteenth street. ia for Canada. Il vm :.
md rod ep6ies. il Tic centfo S''e Il epsS pss1Sfl:alt
Will be tho arms Of Cnnndn aud Ureat 1a iiscs
al,d ln npprnprato positions tho shioids az ,s
Canat1lHM Communicates W ~
AZ Fourteenth street will bo comncmor,.,..
,Taen win snmo ~ arch Ii Sixteenth s.toes =,
M;sasfaa ssas fsna VILLAS %sS9nso noc sa Il ssSsSs
in whitu, for Now York and pcnusylyauas "
nsiernt Twentieth street, 10 Hreon FIR Caifo,ns r.
tho eeniro will pr hung tho bnnner Of tho -,t1aa q
Cunlmandery uf callfornla,-n beautiful dp.iaaa
In oil. twelve feet atluut.o. 4sa
viii 10 COMMUNICATIVE arch of rcd, wH!tee Su es
black. s'saa
THE H1xrRENrn,
called tho Grand EncRmpmcnt arch. wn,,
erecta M r. front 9f tho Asyl!,m IN Luke ratf Il
forty feot h!Ei. 70 tns nroh Vii 10 nas atsssssS o.
balconies fnE tho accommodation Of IT,
S9a s9essoons waa 5 evsnnss w p?EE Ehers eGSf' w g.
II tho centro " It. tho foliage Of which viii IT, hs
fltsinY clnnx for tho trrnttlent,,- -svcrYreeos 4
Commandery Of Illinois and % IL lie " oSS,q eSs ,qtsat tt
man4'erIos. and other remplnr en,bIetns.' wy
II lialf dozen paintcrs, - many carpentesa
puyod Tor two months III making tho Ia daeosa 20.
work laid out for thoin. Tho conBtrl,etion @s es
pestea Iss I tsat af s W. esss %S nHa
Tholr ornnmontntlUn will not he commenced r.
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Tho 11orse Guards Hall Ia london.
IAE,itau 1tyuttL

Tho sroat Ku!ghtsbrllgc bull is over, lcevinF
plenaant ren,inlsce,lrea for those WIG enjoyed
Guards, aud hilryiug tho punished hopes OF tho
Mnasket, who, ~ 70 tho last moment. ox-
peotod toIno 'nLroqos lntovpos.taom ZIP ~ 1otr
,ni.rkug, with concentrated G!ttor,less, ..Woll,
we nCe giving Il bull next week, And will tAko
.,9 nSse!1"9s caro- that "o don't in'''" uny OF tho
Although tho eeysls were !ssued ln tho nsma
Of Col. OWun Williams and bis b.athcr officers.
t.s n Il tA " ~ hs
im"nt, snd Gy Flo!tl- -S!a.sbil LoI str.ihnairi,.
fEa TSo ftiastss II Il Wales vore tho eolers Of tho
sar WI: aysas . 'ha anans
Ing ns us,,!tI. AostH t!e lA'l,os woro dressed In
willte; and the array os hosteases IrHwl. w to
puka aud duchess Of ConlMuHnt, and thu King
f oTsce ws a XsFy hymonsn;i " sS'or poSplo ro
They earrioI uKa,tlS Bouquets, and stood no.
cordlig to the rnnk q their warrior lDsls ~ fol.
MOCK, Indy Dnlrylnpio, and Mis-. l!rooklohurst,
Of thS king vt GrsUeo md iko Princess Of waios
from urs,svenur Iluttsu, there waa opportunity
fnr observing TUT they Wcro very ostan!ental
vni the hani of tho f(nteu Guards played their
best, beginning. howuvor, with bchuuort's
" AUlcN& WtlGh VIA eGAFoGly appropriate 70 1QA
oce.sAlOll.
Th6 uiicct Of tho whlto dresses beside the dark
uniforms NJ th0 hosts and the scarlet uf tho foot
auards wus nlost s.leeossf4l; but thoru wero
! Yomo VIM Kept ~ their hnbltAal cosors, among
| theiA Lady AIuRxrAye IN her tayoF!t red. With
tho eurI0ns little ScAlp cuyertnE that like Cupid
wreath. she Appeara to- wcAr night and luy,"
and which, sdpposc, woufu 10 best described is
| u ysrall"tn- -pGrlcrAniOn. Mrs. f.aAYtry wore
| Easlen elnbrutduries uMIn whlto: and there WIS
lady il. eriu,s0 oorsrlrt un.blazoned III 9ut,i,
waIe6 had ,anite'a tour,la'nontal cifocs. Tho
professional hG,luttcs, who Wes0 ratiaAt, wBEo
thorul III great strength, aud sesn,eu TO NO to bo
/ even uluFu thnM usually Ia tho tOre.
| Especlul!y would | express NY adMlrRtinM OF
onu tull dirk beauty, wltsv nau,a culil,, not
ltsctyur. Bhs wOru tho tIEtltuat Auu most cos.,-
tuliv th long train. tho btcu r tight cuirals4
WIS xtea,pi,g with WLlta jst: IL her hand shu
| 4,lU lat9u aInplIca 0f tho sumo nnLusHl antl
ffasrunt Iowsra wore tho solo urnAucnt Vi hor
Thp bull WIS kept up With spirit lonY afte.
jpwn had StfuAmpl tIlto tho rtH,lhat ln.leud the
lust lailrrs wore performed and tho laat supper,
eato,l by broud layixht. 1Iu Erlnco nnd
Princess did not quit tho festive scene t!!l 6;o q
u, and with ther usual euarYy were oif to We
| burn Abbey u few houra later, 10 hAve luncheon
| With tho Duke md Duchn4s OF Bedford.
, 1880-07-31

li s,, +:l b,1shels, and in 1879 II 70}ea hnshcls,
Of which tho shipments were 7,aG1 .9id. Tho re.
ocipts or corn were G.s1 ia bushels III 1878 and
1:haGa1 ntsl,ols In ls7 Ut which hitter Hill l0lt
wcru sssipped East and 8o.'ii,, ,nort' thnn me.
wrlr ai:i,l lfcs III iasa t,ld lI In ln!os IN ls7s.
uf wh!rh ~, tn W.T.. shipped III thn furmrr yGnr
10 tho tiHst hna t7,aAI II tho iMttcr y'nr. Tho
nDvG1nUntA Of Er1ltu hnH flour to aud from KIM
snB Llty wGro ~ follows:
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bU!Eovo ln1y cHn aHu wv DG!uyq tnMt pTIopcTF pT5pIF
md n prupcr Improvement OF tho illnos Hlyor
viii not only be step ~ tho right 1rcctt2n nut
Will be n rnst onward stride. Tho following
shows tho tonnnEe Ut vessels built for tho ycnrs
given. ind Indicates that tho lnercaae has not
been as marked ns III the construction or rnli-
roNQ9. .,
-------------73o 10: 7a7c io7@- / iS79
-e.-. |-wf 49,. 80 -.--- - 49,
On On ts ths M1ssasslpp as 9 i pe s5 gYs
Tnknu tounnpe built s,nco 1856 Inclusive, thu
tntal tp 10 lY1S WnN on lilo Nesssppj River nt,tl
H. H. v}ia y; az 9o1ea, " ano yc.sois K"s po
tln N,rtharn sni.na Ia ansT viii r"ufstnr"i
nu n, M ~ IT, IN t,na ~ sn viii nnrrsinT M
tuHw ~ - mi T$ tnma r. nti,iItion ihnfto lila
of 2oen Is Sa uRon F. or e
tnanngn aam avtn q a. mro thmn oa fourth Of tho
, 1880-07-31

wcru sstipPnl East and South, lnnr' ttihn nne-
u xhh 20 tM ya+ shlrpe.l III IN f"rn,cr ysnr
y" as "r or sr|n and u toar to aud from Kun.
sn' e'ty wcro as fol'ows' o,,n,
Hecciycl fr,m tho ko,,ta. 5SiI
l!escivoi from tSo !:ast. !s5s
shjppppe! shjppe'!! TO 70 lie tto 5is
shippl shippsd 70 70 ne ne West
Acror,lnu to n rccrut report or n reliable sta-
tlsicinn li*w ~ *wnshnstos Il In ppcars tint aGotS5
tt. a, III rst n =, liz s"nimnr,i anut pnr
gctit 10 chicaav. and irsu to ncr uc,,t to st
.,r a Mna1"a tpIy ~ ta ,F9 nst rn"r wssu II
P!ays sportn9 para,neS 1o nnIins hsna
asrnnpc,ncNta nv wI,ich trnflo Win nt,portioncd
"mnns thc rs,ntamins n tto cnmnsot hmve tlt,f,o
f NV tr ~ ,t ,e sn ~ runn eanai ,mt
sSn csnoi pns nnI ~, ~ nncn sns,r" very inrro
";for Or II S.sSss na nreak W TIC soG t
r"1,sW W ,y,h tnrc" ,,os.s I'vfun o,ymv Yron thS
pungts Of wator cppnlpusito t. "a" Nv double 81
5Cns H. ohnrs II e. fs sotcs a e
trha1e rnnor - of hc cot,i" estammiod for JnmD
.Ey !! 1ae iast A.! rcp9r p q tho h1s Asr!
&SSS. .&ssP s:SSSS and +, h,oxs ,l M,sS i o ~;
yo ho8s nng ea ascss9a anI snPpen tI,I,
.s!n I've G1 M n,ta r1ot,ant np tn
t1v.e1't'. .s1 ~ s1@"opo''' Iuo oA'"'9o'o"s Va NV
chuA ID .-....--
A MILITARY NECESSITY
ncoessitlns Of cnrntncrcG, nnl political wlsd6n."
In tho event OF 4 war with Great DrltAtt, It
would DO very cnsy matter on her pnrt to send
into tho nkcs, IN tho completion OF ller two new
cntnls Il isoet of war vessels and cnpturo tho
dofenscloas oitics md towns along tho way. and
command tho entfre sltuutIon lii the Interior.
Our country liz practically lcfetisecRA, nud could
mako bnt feeble resistance 70 IN nttApk fr,m
isnXlnsi,is mo,I-of-war. Tho Importance OF be-
ing nblo to un,n,i the situation on our lakes
has boon fully appreciated by that country, Eho
bNe constantly Mlmed to Improve and enlarge
hnr Cannjini1 canals SO that henvy vessels
could casly flnd cn1rance to tie lakes; nn.l the
| WeIlnnl aud st. Lawrence Canals y the lust
rrenk stroke OF work projected to fnptlltnto her
iuoyc,nonty In Times nf peace on Il mission of
.lstatIot, aud destruction. Our stntesrcn ot
SOURCE. ind called fuIi uttcntion Il tho matter,
in the i5th az JJtly, l8i7 convention wta held
| In ChlcauO md the necessity fur Improving tho
crltini wis duly eet fortu BY such mon rs Gov.
iiIbD Of Ohio, Senator CUr,gin, Erustls Corning,
John 6. Spencer ur Now York. Th01nas J. Dln9-
, 1880-07-31
THE TEMPLARS.
Some Interesting Information
About the Decorations.
The Sixteen Arches under Whioh the
Procession Will Pass.
a Detailed Description Of their Location
anl Ornnnncntntiou.

"A Detailed Description Of their Location
md Ornnmcntntion.
4. :,,sohemo Devised for Putting Up Seats
for Spectators.
The Work accomplished by tho Transportation,
Eutortt llnmcnt, Hotel, and othor Committees
having Nchnrgo Of tho arrangements for tho
knights Tcmp,ar Conolavo has already been
montioncGA In TnA TRIBUNE, but thoro Is arl-
other itnpGSFtaut conmtttcc.-ono whose 1abors
will bo peSeolatod rs much, II not moro, thnn
these OF tho 'ptnars. since they will afford graft.
fcation not only to strangers but to tho 6ol000
people who ltWo In Chicago. The lnttor havo
llttIo interest In railroad farcs, or In lotg-
lighthouses, In tlbo theatrical performances, or
boat-rldos, etncn they nro alroady hero. havo
beds to sleep In, mpd, With few exceptions VIII
not DO Invited 10 Participate In tho diversions
gotten up for tho KyulEhta and their wives. nut
THEN PROCESSION
"a public affair. AM can Wow 1t who Wish to
do 40, uencp what is\ to 10 done by the DccorA-
ton Committee IN they way Of beautlfylnR tho
limo OF march will alfort tho masscs plcasure.
And thoy will bcaAtify it IN manner
wns one Of the arst Of thSe sub-Comu,tttccs or
gauizud. udu,ryy II. Pond ia &'halrmau nnd Chnrlea
II. Dranan sccrotnry. To II was referred n!l
matters pertaining to tho cENbetlishmcnt OF tho
Exposition Building, the Asylum Of tie Grand
Enoampmcnt, Central Music, Farweii, and Mo-
Cormick Halls, and tho AsylunlS OF Apollo, Chi
cago, and vt. Ncrnnrd Communicates. A sub-
Committee on Ar ches WIS appointed, with g. N.
Holmes, Chairman, and of tts particular work M
idea will bo Rivcn,-oniy an ifen since a
description OF thing obtained by Nlook1nR Mt
rough draft must necessarily bo cru&le anu un-
satisfactory. This Bub-Commltteo, with tho
sanction OF tho General Committee au1t the mp
proval Of tho Trlenuial -omnittteo, LOCATED MI
tho arches to Do erected. Thoy cmptt}ycd Alr,
william II. Wilcox, tho architect, to got \up tho
desi9ns aud supcr1ntenl tho manufacturoNof Nof tho
emDlems, Qarlands, etc.; and to his knowledge
of hernl1ry and bis enthusiasm, no less thnNt to
tho efficiency Of tho Committee. IL duu tho clAuIt
for what Will ui,questonably be tho graudeSt
display Of Tomplar decorations over seen In tho
world.
THERE WILL ne srx1EEN AnonEs,
nil but ono located on Wabash avenue. botwecn
Adams and Twenty-first htreots. tho otluur being
ut tho corner OF Michigan avenue md Van
Burpn street. They will occupy the cntiro inter-
sections uf streets, aid Go OF .ho Bamo dtnun..
ca sSI Gns tic hsfy eeet sq
toned hollow. Their tra1ncs will 10 Of sitnllar
material -Eas,p!pe, to!ned toEeehee IN The usua!
ineh i ion rods. thas proy'aine foS lstefal u
4o 81 80 Sna IL. @
ahouq II tGfo @ ns ono. SanGnt G M trew on ,aG En-
rain W{reot tho orHaMettntions, rs tho symbols
arc IN oil and tho articles 10 be used waterproof.
The naked arch viii consist Of fur oDeilsks ut
VI Soa aaks!sh 1T thase esq., viii se enttrsy hds
tho sS eeh ssu y %
THE FIRST ONE,
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LEGAL.
DUPLICATION NOTICE


State Of Illinois, Alexander coun,y-ss.
Jacob Rlggie, sdMilisraIor OF the estate Of WI.
lam N Atherton, deceased, rs. Julia Atherton
Francis d. Atherton, JOHN Goodwin, Joseph Go r.
win Frances Young Smith Young. Ellen Young
Eliza ~ Peeler, Hugh j. Craig. Thorn j Craig.
Mara Rggle, Ehzsbeth Wicker, Frances NJ
Hesikiah N, Reheeca j., Lulu J. ard VIM. j.
A,her,on and Others.
AFFIDAVIT OF the non residence Of John Goodwin.
Joseph Goowin. Frances Young, Smith Young,
Ellen Young and Eliza VI. Peeler, defendants
above named having been fled in the Office ofihe
clerk OF the county court Of Alexander county no.
tee IL hereby given 10 the said John Goodwin, Jo-
seph Goodwin, Frances Young Smith Young FL.
len Young aud Eliza VI. Peeer tina, the said plain
tit sdniinistis tor OF the estate OF william NJ Ath-
er,on, deceased, has filed his petition in the said
county eour, OF Alexander county for an order TO
cell The premises belong TO the estate Of said de-
ceased. or somuch OF IL as may be needed 10 pay
the debts OF said deceased, and described as fol
lowe, towit:
The nwnw ofss,Tl6.s Riwest; VS. W of
p, 7 Is, r. west; e OF 5 81, 7 IS, SR ?
west. the undivided y ofthese n c. S% 7 IS, s
lowing described tracts OF land c 4 "a S 81,
T IL, X : west: L Wv Of 5 q, T 10 5 p wet
nvse OF : p, 7 10, ; RI west; sese Of Is, T
10. 5 X west: al Ia Alexander comfy, Illinois
and the following described lots in Hodges Park in
said Alexander county: lots Nos ,, and In
block 8, lot :. block a. lots Sos.2 and 6 in block
5; lots Nos. =, sand in block 6; lots Nos 5 and
10 in block q lots Nos. and in block S; lot s,
block u: lots Nos 3, 3, aud IN block IS; lot D
block 49, lots Nos. !, 3 and 5 in block Il; lot G
block Is: lot block 49, lot block ~; lots Nos.
J. 3, and Z, block q lots Nos and IN block -
lots Nos J. 5 and in block %; lots Nos. :. and
6 in block - and lot 10 in block 10; and that a
summons has been issued ont OF this court against
you, returnable at the June term, A. ID isso, Of
said court 70 be holden on the third Monday of
jane. A. d. loso, 81 the court house in Cairo in
Alexander county, Illinois.
Now, unless you, the said John Goodwin. Joseph
Goodwin. Frances Young, Smith Young, Ellen
and hall mann
ally be and appear before said county
court OF Alexander county on the first
day Of the said June term thereof, to be hold.
en- At Cairo. in said county on the third Mon
Monday of nne $50. and plead answer demur
10 the said complsinants petition, filed therein
The same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated viii be taken az confessed,
and decree entered against yon according 10 the
prayer Of said bill.
SAM'L j. HUMM, Clerk
Cairo, Ills. May nth. 1850.
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