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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

Augusta, June 5.--Gen. Gordon, Ell.
United States senator, arrived at An
gnsta this afternoon. A salute of
thirteen guns was fred by the local
artillery company in honor of his ar
rival. he was welcomed to the CITY
by Col. G. G. Jones, president of the
confederate survivors association. Con,
Gordon spoke at the city hall to very
large audience. He explained the rea-
son for his resignation, and denounced
the charge that there had been any
bargain and sale He said he resigned
because he had long desired to leave
public life, and q lucrative position
had been offered him. He defended
the course of Gov, Colqnitt, and said
the appointment of Brown would
prove an excellent thing for Georgia,
and he pointed to his course in the
past as an evidence that be was not
the man to betray the trust eonfded
IN him. He was frequently applanded.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

Grantisn, the democratic party is con
fronted by the factthat Garfield nom
ination viii unite the republican party,
and that it wiIlnow make the most des-
perate fight in its history. Let us hope
that wisdom and harmony viii rule in
the national democratic convention at
Cincinnati on the 22d inst; that its
proceedings win be characterized by. a
dignity and decorum which will sharply
rebule the communistic rawlings of the
Chicago convention, and that its nomi
nations will mite ourparty and herald
its march to victory.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12
a REarycIos.s <5a.iRsa.,

I A friend Of the Ssu Francisco CalE
sends the following literal translation
from Q receHt iiunshcr of tie Figie de
Cbcrborisgh fFraHce} riich voueLes
for the truth Of the story: sGher-
bouggh possesses now o msrycions
phenomenon, unique without aopbt,
since the world exists. A child SIX
months old, Augustine LAYER, who
bears upon her head feather, which
drops off and is replaced every six
days. The Phoenix fabulous rising
from its ashes and becoming reality.
We have seen the twenty-tlHd feather
which has hloomed in succession upon
the head of this infant. We assisted
last Saturday at its fathers honse (a
ciaayer jainer) No. l0l Sante Honorc
street, ~ the falling out of the last.
we will probably assist to-day towards
4 o'clock.at THO birth az the twenty
fourth BaApld how this strange phe.
nomenon ocegrs; polling is more GU
rlons- a bpd farGs pnop The nape
(nnque) Of the infant. AT Tic mo-
nent when the bud ought to open An
justine experiences slight trembling.
accompanied with some pain. The
bud opens and the feather shows itself
pushing out, but bent, ip order to OBJ
tain its full length, some ten OF twelve
# is golden upon it's
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12
what They Say Of UsS
New orlealns Times.

/ The Sea Shore Gazette, Of Fay ST.
Louis, Miss, ameng other good things,
utters the following manifest truths Of
and conserving the Times as is wercs
We hive gpeat pleasure ia ackDowb>
edgTng q complainant fresa' II contens
,perry wbese good opifier IL So we'll
worth having. TheiGaseste ssvs:
We have before rs, q tbs4 Of daily
and weekly papers; aaong sEsAa che
New Orleans Times. For four yeass
we have been a CONSTANT reader Of this
bold, independent and conservative
journal; full of charity and rssfice to
all; knowing the right, ard sIwsys
daring to defend it; and then, tc add
to it's already great popularity, are The
Sunday letters Of Catherine Cole. The
letters Of Catherine Cole to the New
Orleans Times have made hundreds
seek it With greather relish than a hnn-
cry man his dinner, or q christian biz
Bible. Her letters ere sefiSyss chasse,
independently truthful and plain, carry
ing conviction TO every reader of nor
nobility Of sogl and honesty Of charac
ter She neithap tiFes no. disgnsfs @
with !. ~ NE fashioRahle hnttertls.s Of g
cleey Nwho iqil net, 4eIthar 40 they
SPIN RHt who, in tbe DraEideHee @s \
Godt, we're created only Ia Hi vacant
places, and are Of no earthly psa , a ,,lIfi
Ia halr n,,f tssl,l>n, ..l 1.lsS ~ X -ftt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12
gustices of tine Pence,


\ a country Justice of the Peace re
| quests us to answer the following quss
tions, through the Echo, and as they
embrace matters of general interest we
take pleasure in complying with his
request:
lst.-Has a justice of the peace any
extra-territorial jurisdiction in civil
matters-that is, outside of his ward
ACKNOWLEDGMENT rs provided
as follows: Revised Statutes, Sec. 2o5o.
(" No Justice of the Peace shall hold,
exercise or entertain jurisdiction in any
civil matter, where the defendant does
not reside within the limits of his sec
ton. In cases where there is no jus
tice Of the Peace resident in any seq
ton, where he is absent, or where there
exists some legal ground for his recu-
sation, then the nearest Justice of the
Peace to the residence of the defend
ant may exercise jurisdiction" Code
of Practice, Art. 1869. "ln civil cases
within their competence, justices of the
peace can only cite before them such
persons as are domiciliated OF residing
within the limits of their jurisdiction,
or strangers who may chance to be
there. In this case the term strangers
applies to such as have no donicil, or
fixed place of residence in the State"
2dly.-Could a Judgment rendered
by him in case beyond his territorial
jurisdiction be legally cnfofcedg
Answer.-No.
3dly.-What would be the remedy
of the injured party in suit where
justice Of the peace wrongfully usurps
jurisdictions!
Answer.-By writ of prohibition,
issued from the district court. In case
a justice Of the peace were guilty of
usurpations of jurisdiction,
he'wolld be liable to removal from of
ice, for incompetency, oppression, or
nalfeasance in office, by a suit in the
district court for such removal, under
he new constitution and. Act No. 1876
If the Acts Of 1880.
4thly.--Can a justice OF the peace
orally celebrate marriage outside of
is ward? !.
Ans wer.-Ycs, anywheretu his par
III. Revised Statutes, SIC. 204e.
They du.'tices Of the peace,) shall
ave power to celebrate marriages
,ithin the limits of their respective j
arishes."
sthly.--Can a jnsticc of the peace
'galiy conduct neutrality-suspicious.
on of a criminal case, where the Of
'nce charged is necessarily punishable Is
z death, on by Imprisonment at hard
Dor? d
Answer.--No. Such preliminary
must be conducted before =
he district Judge. Art. 1876, new con- !.
tuition. 'They shall have criminal n
as committing magistrates,
I'd shall have power to bail or dis :
large in cases not capital, or neces-
rily punishable at hard Iabor.r
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12
Evcr,fs In sr.ance.
Regular Correspondence.


PARIS, Hay l6, 1850
i The warning issued by the Govern
ment in anticipation OF the Communist.
agitatiops on May %. has taken effscs
and a tendency is shown ON the part n
one Of the frincipnl organs of the rexo-
lutionary classes to forero the proryussa
ceremony ut Pare la Chaise- The a.,
toyesa, reddest Of the red papers. sew.
4 TINT its readers need not walk anpnrst
the tombs in order to feel the earfI,
more under their feet, for does not eyerv
paving stone in Paris cover the r,laca
when q body has been buried? Th;s
| journal saws that notwithstanding ia
official prohibition. pain and anru;ah
will fill the hearts of many ON the ami
versary of the fall Of the Commnna. e.
many of their friends have been killed
for loving the Republic even TO death
that the Citoyen, in spite Of the edict a.
the official organ, wished to repdar
public homage 10 their memory. From
this language it may be safely inferred
no demonstration win be made.
A balloon was sent up from Lille ON
Thursday lust, contair1onR two ocnn-
pants, nj. Magnelin and M. Desmareaz
who had several very narrow escanea e.
being killed before they again aligh.sd
on terra frma. The journey WA
throughout most adventurous onp
A heavy wind was blowing ut tie time s'
and ON the balloon reaching an aItits,ls
of 1900 metres, the cold air condensed
the gas, and caused the balloon 70 de- &
scend with fearful rapidity. Carrier
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

Especial % the Houston Telegram. /

Waco, June 5.-Jack Coke, aged
az years, eldest son Of q, s. senator
Richard Coke, died here at noon to-
day Of cerebro spinal meningitis. The
deceased WAS stndying law, and was a
Young map Of promise and exalted
social qualities. Senator Coke was
autographed last night and is now en-
ronte for home. lie is expected to
arrive here Tuesday next.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

The SourHERs REPUBLrcASs are
blue as catfshaoyer Garfeld's nomina-
fion. They wanted strong govern
mentI one strong enough to unseat
sonthsrn democratic legislatures at the
point Of the bsy0net. and to give us
kellogg legislatures in their place.
The tents of Cushan are in affection.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

The (AbbevilIe) Meridional says
the crops of Vermilion are looking
well, and that several improvements
are made and projected in Abbeville.
Vermilion ii one of the loyeliest and
best parishes in the garden district of
For,se;ana
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

OHIo is a great State. Grant and
Blaine might have known she wonld
furnish the republican candidate for
the presidency. She keeps statesmen
on ice, expressly to gil vacancies in the
republican party.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

CoMMIssIoEED.-ln consequences Of
the late decision of the Supreme
Court, in Barbin VS. Blackman, for the
jndgeship of the 10th Judicial district,
the secretary of State has re-promul-
gated the election returns from that
district certifying this time to the
election Of Hon. Aristide Barbia, of
Avoyelles, and the latter last Saturday
received his commission from acting
Governor McEnery.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

GARF1ELp DoE'r PLAY POKER, nor
get drunk. Now wont the Tom Ochil-
trees and Boss Shepherds miss '.the
old man.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

GrvE US A GREAr CrvnIAN for pres
ident Give MS Jere Black, of Penn
sylvania. He thrashed Garfield in the
North American Review, and he can
do 1t at the polls.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

'GARFrxLD's NoMIKATIoS will unite
che republican party but wont arouse
it. On the contrary it has already
depressed ii. He has SO frequently
yielded to the inyincible logic of green
backs that the party will have to car
fy, not follow him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

HAYES is HAPPY; the Chicago con
yention Endorsed his administration
But then that party always indorsef
fraud.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

THE Losr THrAp.--Cameron, Conk
ling and Logan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

"WHo is LEFT TO MOURN FOR Lo
uAE Not one
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

A TROPICAL sIAT-TIIE CONGRESSIONAL
IrEaIRA--MB. oE4IsTTAEuY's atAGRIMo
NAL UHPIEAsANTNEss-- THE PRHSIDEf-
TIAI ELECTORAL BILL, ETC, ETC.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

London, June I IA ST Petersburg
dispatch to the Times says The En-.
Prsss of Russia died while asleep, and
nope Of the members Of the imperial
family we're preaent, as they were not
aware that her death was 80 near.
IN Saturday the remains Of her i'm
perial majesty were conveyed to the
palace chapel in an open coffin, borne
by the czar and eighteen grand dukes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-12

A foot race would b ! long dis
lance for q snail
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17

Flne Cove Plant Oysters
heets. ~ "N A''
\, W. S'mns White Pulmonio Balsam.
nalIs aus'lIs as lnng and throat rsmed ,
,1Uf'ea @ by hundreds. We can refer
I,,a usoy Of cur leading citizens who
|s.N ' W. Osen cnrsd by its use; many have
A Il saved from a consump IVES grave.
iu'' ~ q. .'sluable y lung remedy, the PRO.
l6smta 6mVa The advanced state of organic
m SuI',fy. PriOs SOC. and 81. Depot,
kOIa' 'ua ~ hIsg Phila,, 60: Arch street.
P,;S Sa' i, large stock of Van Hassp's 3 Pure
Idnosrs9 NM soap, enables US to sell H. at very
,,"eu rates, at the "West End
s,,ss,na Seventh and Jefferson
h S"'y gross of wooden pipes for sale
hnd dS e., ~ the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
Ehanmu,.p streets, Will, Del. A. A.
Propr.
|Esl's w bitter Wine Of Tror, Kun
b. ,,,' "o'm Syrup and Kunkel's Pills,
Rihb sn,y 0y j. R. Hartman, Druggist,
pssSs,, NuS', 80; ., lb. DuPOnps Eagle Duck
Rs, n ooe. ib.; Y. +. Y. u. Powder,
|snd Kir'.a AZ Mi dleton's, s. e. cor. 4th
nd o,hsI % poHltry Powder, for cholera
Taylor ~ l. "a Diseases Of fowls, sold by
fins sssa, Fullerton. Druggists, No. So2
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
sou,hern Claims.

!. Nav York Tribune Of this morn
l'a5lishes a long list Of Southern
A, and sars: The third In 'taln ent
n. %.Southern Claims, furnished here
!. n byipss the record dswn 10 the
..tt date. The ettimate made q
soof the aggregate aun'unt asked
+, 1, ths sClid South for internal i'm.
.,.msmts, private r-lief bills, ana
.,,,ims based on the relundiug OF
alton tax, etc, vas $l ,2S7, ,524,. /.
\ Another s's ION Of Congress has
I'M slot AS j7S 10 this amount. so
ntbs grand aggregate Is now sl,'
Er 3I3 App .lling az thess fgur. s
/, tbsy represent only g small frat
EsGths sam total OF Coiiedsrats
IS,dty. Let the principle oucs be
|,o,pi,,t that iis,Oy atty does not
Es q daimaut's standing, and the
Ln,uds Of the Solid South will be
|uNlvksd. Senator es6munds Is not
,umisf, aud te lays that The DEM
In IN ConSress will remove "ths
|aipSInrs in rsspsttt, claims Of loyal
n dislOysl persons" ty solid or
,,rly solid vote" the moment they
| ID possession otall the departments
NE Government Hs adds most
,phG:ics!ly that the fourth section ef
i sIlyth Amendment does Lot intel
" uuy barrier TO ths payment Of
Ilns,bs,ed upon the destructios of
s,srty by the United States armies,
even ITO psnsioning rebel soldier
soldiers widows and children, or,
deed, any o her rebel" The ques
q 4: "Can the North afford III"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
Boot and shoe store.

MEssRs. VERyoB / SOSs:- saw q no.
tic, in yeur paper, few weeks ago
stating that Geo. 5. Hagany was about
to open q shoe store at No. 4 W. Sixth
ST., and having been acquainted with
him for long time, called in to Sea
him the other day, and really was as
tonished to see the amount Of stock he
has stored away in the littls store, ,aad
very much more astonished, when he
told me Of the very low prices he was
selling all kinds of goods, made up my
mind that when |, or any Of my family
wanted shoes thai should certainly
give him a call. Yours respectfully,
E.R.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
Ten m essee Bon d hoIaera.

The Commission appointed by the
Legislature Of Tennessee to confer with
the Memphis bondholders, had Q Con-
ference, in Baltimore, yesterday, with
bondholdsrs resident In that city.
The Baltimore bondholders sppoint-
cd VIM. T. Walters as a representative
to act in conjunction with a represen-
tativs Of the New York bondholders, to
inquire into the ability Of Memphis to
meet her bonded obligation, and report
on the subjsct. The commission left
for New York in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17

On Monday last some three hundred
residents Of our city were given gra-
tuitous excursion to Cape May, and 1t is
needless to say that they enjoyed the
trip very highly. Therefore they de-
sire to return thanks, through the COL
umns Of the REPUBLICAN, to the owners
and Captains Of the steamer Republic
and Susie A Mccall for the generosity
and disinterested liberality which wsrs
10 fully exhibited on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
The Weather,

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal officer, Washington, Sept. II
l q. m.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer,
to westerly winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather, except In the
northern portions, local rains and sta.
tionary or slowly falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
Natter of Confederation

rtur yong gslt,emen and ladies, our
and girls, our young professional
abusiues mep, clerks and mech aniSs,
n IN fact for sll our young folks is, TO
|nk what great benefit they wonld de,
10 from taking two privste lessons Of
VI week, IN German or Frenel8, when
will neither Interfere with their time,
tupation or financial condition. More
EH the present season is favorabls.F For
pticusrs call on Prof, Hochksppel,
Y TAtnSll street. As Latin has been
lti5hsd in No. school, he will teach
llbOys and girls who wish to continue
si!heE privately or in a class u. very
|Eterms in his office. As a gentlemen
y teacher he needs no r r,toaRendR-
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
SPECIAL MENTION.
Purify YOur RI0Od,

We yould recommend all 10 try DIR.
%0ings Tonic and Alternative, as 1t
lPsriFct blood purifier, makes new
I@t, leddeDs old blood, enriches poor
|M aud gives vigorous heslth. The
sis but ons tssspoontul for adults
tsHaIlsr IN proportion for children,
ptit is exceedingly pleasant to take.
p'3sIe by the tJopr' stor, w. Cham
I'l Bfowuiug, Al. D., ILL Arch street,
eelI'de ePaia, and all druggists. Price,
n and II.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17

As Latin has been abolished in No. l
school, it would be very advisable for
all to continue 1t, and we recommend
Prof. Hoohkeppel to all who may wish
bis servi VS. in this branch. His terms
will be sx,isfactory to all.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
fresh Flah.

Powell has or his stalls In the Third
Fet market, a ine lot Of sea herring,
Y. la bass, salmon, trout, blue Gsh,
Ais Dish, ha!ibut, haddock, catfish
'eacha' varieties Of the finny tribe.
%s lew !obsters. Call early and
foi as rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
hwe. Democrats Pattorus.

au'sell x Spencer take pleasure in
suOlnc'ng to th'ir customers that
g nave now received Nine. Demor-
H.. Patterns, .Folios, What to
C'N, journals. 30, for the present
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
=. ,bo.s Republicans who took

.,,., those Republicans who took
J. ,Otlr. par, in the non-partisan
=, = ,,pdsrsd Mr.. Bsyard on his
,,on Europe highly appreciate
.,i,m,.tssd by him now as apart
s.,ssld" crowd. No doabt Mr..
I, b,, q very high regard for
~ E' ,u,lsmep, but there are more
~',s bs made by making low sp-
4. n the preiudioss Of the lowest
i. d society, hsnos the sacrifice Of
1. birh toned gentlemen who
wi him hone from his European
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
GieaniMEs.

Isaac W. Hsllem, Grand Secretary
advertiSes for proposals for printing
five hundred copies of the Journal Of
the Grand Lodge, l. D. o. F., Of Della
ware, but not in the RxpUsLIcAS.
George s. Hagany has op susd boot
and shoe store at No. 4 West Sixth
street.
William H. Lss declares that hs will
not accept the position of keeper OF the
small pox hospital aud the reports in
regard to the IN after are unwarranted.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
Change Of Tllno.

On and after Tuesday, Sept. 2lst,
the Susie A. Mccall, will leave Penns-
grove on every Tuesday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday at $50, 1000 a.
M, and A p. M, and will leave Will
mington to return on the same days
named at 8 .. M, and 2 and 5 p. m.
The stage from and 70 Wcodstown and
Sharptown connect with the 10 a. m :,
and 2 y. M, boat. On Sunday she will
leave Fourth street wharf at Is to
connect with the Republic which boat
makes the last excursion to Cape May on
that day.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
Wanted.

10 Guy l,Oo0 pairs Ct secondhand
II '9's and slo,s. J, W. Blackiston. 10th
|la MLp!ey streets. Boot and shoe
AKer' Repairing neatly done.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17

l.. ~ H. Janlsy, 3O3 King street, has
J" 'setivtd car load CT fne Early
[s p'tasoss, which he will sall to the
saS saS At reasonable prices. Give him
Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
PennsxlYRnla's Fair.

The attendance yesterday at the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair
was fully up to that Of the previous day,
there being, it was estimated, nearly
20, 600 persons in the building. There
are large entries Of sheep from Europe,
Canada, New York Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. The
display Of wool come from Europe,
Australia, Canada, Oregon, Kansas and
other States in tae Union.