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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS,

LrTTLK NoCK, Aug. 1a.-A telegrum from foss
Conpho from tho ngont OF tho oolttraosonw
tho, stage linc to Col. Logan II. ltotb sass: 1As
Indiana captured mud entirely destroyed WV
n,nl, unl killed two mon and wounded one pr
senger on tho Inst stage cast. Tho road hetHssA -
Davis ana FL Taso Is entircly infested Win ~
lians, and there Is no military or civil Gon
Rlvo protection TO nlRlls running between ..ma HHS
chO and Dayis a Inter dispatch from w t.om
tho barrett Springs Station, anl It is petos ets,os
tho last mall cast has peen captured: Assni Asiito "a
appeal for military aid has gono 1os"e'e
Wushtnaton.
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IMMIGRATION.

: Br. JOSEPH No., Auz. la-The st. Joseph
Northwest Immigration Society he'd ~ aaasss nr
1mcoting hose to-day and reelected its o'% ,eox md
Gers. Tho seorpta1y's report shows thas '.as ,a =
hnmigrntton documents haye been clfcola..lt ss.lt,
this country during tho pust yer when !ne.ssl
I'd IN turning largo tIdd nf ~. been
spooiaily successful III ST. Joseph and se"ibI se1".bsI
largo .nanntaotortcs hnyo heen, J.. css,,na!y 10.
through It's influence, Tho City ~ TX HPf ~ l
houses ere now beiuR erected. among III ~
numbor Of larRe. handsome, lusjnes8 ploeA@
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CLOSING THE STOKES.
u ths Editor o. 1ha EltItaaQ Ifihuns,

CHICAGO, Aug, 1a-nelu4 ono OF tho many
whU would Ike to soc tho procession Tliesday,
and not bong ahlo to ASCERTAIN whether tho
storo will DO closed u part or all OF that duy, r,
with many others, appeal to TIE TRIBUNE for a
decided auswor in regard to tho closing Ut tho
wholesale stores on that day, Flell, Latter
Co.'s Included, EMr!.OYK f., l.. 4 Gu,
Tho pruI,ot place to apply tor inturinatlon on
KNOW tho arrangements they purpose making. 1t
IL tho Impression lot TAK. rHGhuNE, however,
for thuy will certainly do very lsttlo btlsh,css
TueslAy.
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JAMES MORTON
Grand Captnfn General.

THE DISSATISFIED TESIrLAR.
Tho oinmnulcation,.hcn1ctl IA Dissatisfied
Templnr," published In yesterdays THtnuHE,
provoked mitch comment among tho Tcmplnrs
OF Chicago. particularly among tho members OF
Apollo ConmRndery, and It wns denounced rs
uncallol for. Appended aro two communion
tons With reference 10 It, which rcl'cct tho Bcn-
timcnts expressed by many Knights to T1ttp-
uNE reporter:
II tas Editor Of 7ns chicago Tribune.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Aug. 1g.-WII tho "Dssatis-
ilcd Tetnplar," whose snarl In ycstGrlay's Tltrn-
uNH Is SO very transparent, lot tho Chlcago
Tcmplnrs know who ho Is7
1Io deliberately lies VIXEN to states TINT
"Ninny OF tho members Of Apollo don3,nco this
whole thing ns moro attempt Of tho Chairman
Of tho Trlonn!al Committee to sprcod AI,nsrli,"
for mover wns tnortAl man ninr0 nrdently sup
ported md dearly regarded In Apollo Commando
cry thnn the present Etnfnent Co1nn1ander, who
and IL tic Dissatisfied bud a,tcniicd the
bud observed how grandly tho Commander
twho ia serving his fourth year MS sueh) has been
%pssa.lsiicI" fis 81 woT, 90 70 ittie siow bofore
rnahtng Into print with mean fHlschood. which
could not lavo been prnmptca BY any other
9tsc @ ~ tnat of oa!97nsy md sInG GnE Y
ticuarly tho y 9dIssatlso.l," who do nothing but
stand n!oof with thoir hands In their pockets
%pc cScae e R1 5 g. 9 49%pas pp hsSo
iabored ; iong ind faithfully, testtfy to Tho
Kondorfu!ly-welt arranged and performed
fahors Of tho Trcnnai Committee.
satisfied" who aro unfriondly to him Tor obvious
reasons, arc 80 absolutely few and well known
TINT 1t is scarcely necessary for tho tTctnplnr :"
to Kivo US his name. GEORGE ". Multi. '
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M,co1.a11cK-l1ALL RECEPTION.

MrCDlkAl1CA-llAl4I NECEtsIlON.
Tho Committee having In charxu the Arrnnge-
tnonts for tho reception at Mccormick IIa1l for
Mpnday night held q mscting lust evcntpv In tho
Kcntlomca's parlvr Of tho Sherman House. bir
Knight Abort llernArd presided and Bir Knight
0eorgo r, IEcadway acted NJ Secretary. The
following Executive Committee was selected to
act In tho rccess Of tho full committee, With full
power 70 do everything necessary to Insure tho
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THE NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
TRAINS.


10 tha Editor Of IAa Chicago Tfibuna
OAK pAItK,' ILL.,, Aug '1l-ln to-.lay's issue
nntlco tho chango OF tluie OF tho Chicago l.
Northwestern ltailroad suburban trllns next
week. 1t speaks Of Thursday, Wednesday, and
Friday, aud ouaits Tuesday, the night OF tho
Tamplar bail, Will you please to stato through
ple leave tho city for homo, hAy0 uske quito
il number, nnd no ono knows. You vii! ObilHa
, BY tnfopniny myself nna inany Qthors. Yours,
y. l. II. WILL1AMs.
TherD will be at night only tho regular II TO
p. IN. train. /
Tho Chlu4gI Northwestern Knights Tcmplur
CpucAy0 special train tfuul bfAnkato WAsu0a,
Owatotlllu, NochcstUr, Wlnona, atlt Sparta, aud
e!ao tho special frpm MEnnoalolIa st: Paul.
Monday morntux instead Ut: Monday afternoon
Us announced yesterday. In addition t0 tho
special tr.slns alroady announced, tho Ehlca9o &
NotthwesterM Will. Wednesday un4 Thursday
nights. run special tratna on the Milwaukee III.
vision to WapkeEan, Stopping At intermediate
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Meetings Yesterday Of the Recep"
ton, Floor, and Other
Committees.
The Chicago Knights Praotioing
Eauostrianism-A "Dissatis.
fed Templar."
Rules for the Cnmp-Arrlyals from Bal.
tlnlore This Morning.
Personal Notes-Admisaion to the Reosp-
'tious-How to Dress.

The work on tho arches On Wabash nventto
wns being pushed with moro alacrsty ycatcrdhy'
and tho contractors stated TINT all tho frames
would bo UP by this evening md ready to DO
decorated. All tho gnbles to tho frnncs wcre
being placed. Tho ARCH knocked down ut tho
corner Of vnn Durcn street will DO up agatu to-
day and rcatly for tho decorator. Somehow or
other tho man who Ia to put on tho handsome
trls and finishes has not got como to t'nic. He
seems slow. Ono OF tho arches ycatcrdny showed
Bomo paper In black and white, hung In fcstoons,
but tint was nearly NIL. Tho Congress street
arch presented no now inspect, tho decorating
having progressed no farther Than on tho pro-
vious dny. It ts tho intention to complete
tho decorations tn-tlny anu Tomorrow, and to
have the arches finished by Monday morning II
possible, but certainly by Monday Afternoon.
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ROCK ISLAND,

Rock IAhANn, Aug. H.-Tho Eyerts Com
mandory No. 1s, Knights Tcmplar, ct this oltY
under command OF Eminent Commander II, O.
Coyetnndl Alexander 6teet, 0eneral; ]. N.
Montgomery, Captain-G Gncral, With aixty-four
swords, accompanied by forty-three ladies, q
band OF eghteel mustclans, q drum corps. md
three servants, Will lcaye this city BY spccial
600 p, N.
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WlIAT TO WEAR.

To the Editor ot 1As Chteago Tribune.
Cn1uAnn, Aug. 13.-1 hAvo noticed that mcu-
ton has beon nude In your eolumnst to ladioa'
dress for tho Maaonto reception Tuesday evon-
Ing, but nothing, bolovo, hns boen said In rof-
erence to what dress wlllbe expeotot1 of gentle
mcu. I vrito with special refcronco To those
who will not tako part in tho danoing. fnsorma-
tion from ybu on this subject. will DO gratefully
received By some lHvlrEp GUESTS.
Any dccont business suit viii do, It being un-
tlerstood Of courEs that. that includes clcan
iinen, bnckctl boots. and brushed hntr-if my.
Courtesy to tho distinguished guests who vii! 30
present, Of COURSE, requires TINT MI possible
l,htns hn tnkensYith tho toilet, hut IN so largo
eto., fuL ircesi ia not obligatory. Tho lnaiu thing
Is, In Wow OF tho Immense crowd thht.wlil bU
present, to rcfrRln frutn pushing, showing, and
othor unpleasant peouliarttica.
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CH1oA0o, Aug. 3-'A 1'emplnr" In this
mornings TR1DuNE. in franttc cndoavor to
find fault with tho "TrienninI Committee" and
It's Chairman, who he treats with Knlghtly u
courtesy, says III anything could be conceived
TINT would bc moro nutl-Masonio thnn sfIrc-
works. would like to know what 1t !s." As tho
TcmplMr thinks he Is accktng Information In
knghtly way l. th;s o' say te hn: sr Klght
more ni,tt-Masonto thhp ''t.goworks" or nny nct
- ''' = A'''' SS'''' J. II. s1ovicxEn.
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Special Dispatea to Tbs Chicago 1rsbuns.
LEAv1EwonTtE, KHs., Aug. l1-noports from
all tho cities md towns Of any importance In tho
state having knights Tomplar organizations
arc to tho effect that from ten to twenty repre-.
apaeativos from each place will attend the Chi.
GaxO Cuuolaye. The advance guard will start
tomorrow. =.
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Thursday will be devoted to social enjoyment |
ana oeoF With Vii aa to th
enjoyment Of those who rennin.
DEAUsEANTs.
number OF tho private residences along
tho limo Of tho procession havo signs posted up
reading, 1lesorved Rcats In these windows, 81"
Private enterprise could go no further.
Tho Chicago, burlington s. Quincy sent train
OF hotel ours to Omnha yesterday to bring tho
Pacific Colst Knights to Chicago. Tho cars will
bo gayly decorated, and theparty Will como into
Chicago "tn stylo.'
Last evening tho Cnlumot Club had early
completed their arrangements to seat their
gucsss, a gallery hnving been built about thoir
house, corner Of Eighteenth md Michigan ave.
nue.. with capacity for 40 seats.
1t wins statcd yesterday ,that Peacock & Co.
designed prizo No. l,-tho beautiful swort1,-
Which is attraotinR 50 much attention. THIS
Co. merely aottlng tho towols in tho hilt.
Thirtccn Of tho decorators ut tho Grand En-
sa yo Sp eH %hey sSsn
wNntcd to res,luio work, but, as dthors had been
engaged, thoy wero not taken back.
neauseant Commandery, No: Il, OF Baltimore,
Daiti.noro 4 Ohio, md viii be received 81 squad
e Ap99 an5 m FSr sn9 }snq5sh o1
will arrlvc this ercning. md Crusader Commando
cry OF Rockford to-tnurruw morning.
Tho Finance Committee woro to havo met last
night bnt only four Of ten mcmeeEs vap werG pres, %
hus boon collecting In tho Lumber dtsfrot, tlrnod
over 5000 yesterday It Is said TINT sot,o Soo,-
O09 hns been gatnorod Uncertainty an th9 Com.
sa'sss ntass sio xss5 they mover having my Idea Of
There will bo seats orocted tor at least boo0
persons nt tho south onl OF Like Front Park,
dcnco ut tho southeast corner OF Park row and
Michigan nYenAo haa leased its nnrth0rn win.
os,sot s io tho nortarn ed Wow heso Is pro M
| tost from tho aforesaid residonce.
Tho Entertainment Committed havo decided
t. gse 9aly 1ooo tickets t. citizens {os t tho
three b bails:@Centfni MnaIc. Farweii. and Me.
Iormick. The ssatnE capaelty Of Tho halls L
tho citizens Of Chicago. nre to bo welcomed. No
9ne VIII 10 admitted unlcsa be is In uniform or
The following, medical ata1 has eeen appointed vi
NIisn %am 81 arsant. oseS T. josason.
fte M% ba1s Sn T. raves a Gnses Dsa
BR1nuol J. Avery. They will taiso part in tho
sT ss & md s fs qsY ~ G. Ct re ss 9Ss
iattor, and medicines dIsponsodfroc.
Judge Irving, II. II. Poarsohs, and L. nockteli,
tho aiyanco g@,srd @ Of ths T. paei!i9 coast Knikhts,
nnw on their why hero, They Will arrlve Sunday
ssn sna fo x1 af to hS e
ss0,oo0.ooo being nnt down as tho sum which the
S Saoy aSy wills T as %s se sasas saa Yyoe e1
fr6!xhtel. Thur hoalq9artets VII! 70 cNrpeted
and 1invo plnno, aud will he ono OF the llyccst
> atl plcusnntcst lii tho 1ako rark.
Detroit No. ], Of Detroit, tho holders Of the
championship honora. obtained at tho drill In
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BALTIMORE,

nALr1NoRz, Nd, Aug. 1a-Tho Grand Com
mandesy Of Knights Templar of Maryland and
Heauseant commaudesy, IN fulluuiform and 70.
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l.ICIfNIOND. VA

RICHMOND, VA,
. RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 1a.-TAo 6t,'Auorew's
Commandory, Knights Touplar,' left to-night
for ChicAxp, --e ~
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DloATuA, Ill, Aug. 11-neaumanolr COM
mandery, No. ., Knights Tomplar, Of this city,
will leave for Chicngo Sunday night at l0,+o
o'clock over the indianapolis, Decatur s. Spring.
field and Illinois Gentral Apilruals via TusoolR.
Thirty Decatur Knights md tholr Wlvoa will
compose tho purity. This Commandery will drill
for tho prIes.
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The Exposition Building interior is being rap-
idly transformed into magnificent bull-room.
Tho Ioor hns been marked OF with red cross
aud whito circlo for each uuadrllo sct, and tho
Bpaco allotted to each four couples for dancing
PURPOSES Is rather limited. Tho United
stntcs iags to tho number Of 900 mr.
rlvol Yesterday, md will 10 put In
place today. Tho trusscs nro trimmed
of with ovorKrecns and red, whito. and bluok
pclustals. Tho banging bilskets look cxccod-
ingly beautiful, md ure distributed In liberal
profnson. The red, white. and blnck globes
illumination Will Do ntl put OH today. Tho
1nruntal castlo looms up III ull It's unJcstia a1sl
very handsome when completed. Around tho
conservatory Mt tho south etll u double llNo nf
overgrcens Inns been rlNcctl. which Elvo n unLluo
elect. Tho decorations hnvo ulrenty becn do
scrbcd ut len9th In TIE InInusE, hut ~ pen;
peaurG e W. aKo " t ,,ppfss0 Pr, 80 ,p hpon& IT. ire ma
decoration IL completed aud lighted up.
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SPECIE ARRIVAL. .,, rseh
NEW YoRK, Aug. M-8teauzhlp Doussm 0tlo,
arrived to-day frum nremen tlR boasnAA
brought u, ts9Q In speels.j ~
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'DXY. KUGUST n, 1SSUITWILVE PAEES.

spcetor or eomc spoclRl export should visit all
OF these procession stands and condemn all such
Ms provo to be .wenk or dangerous for tho p,,r-
poses fntendcd.
II has been alluded to.
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ST. LOUIS.

Tho four Communicates Of tho KNIGHTS Tom
p1ar OF st. Louis will leave Sunday morning for
Chicngo to attend tho Grand Encampment 10 bo
held In that city next week. II fs expected that
about 600, Including wlves and friends Of tho
Knights. will lcaye on tho !. l. st. l.. train on
Sllnday morning. Tho following is General Or
der No. 2, Issued by tho Eminent Commanders:
MEApQuAnrElss III. Louis CoMMAEbERY, No.
], X. T.. 1T. LOuts Aug. Z, 1880 a. Q. fE.-l. Tho
Eminent Commander c0nEratnlates tho Com
which tho preparations for your attendance ut
tho twcnty-frst Trlenn!al Conc1avo h.ve thus
fur progressed. Continued effort on your part
will Insure complete SUCCESS.
2. The members Of this CoInmnndory and Wis
ltinE Sir knights will assemble ut tho Asylum
tSeventh and Market strecta} on Sunday, Aug
15, ~. q. IN. sharp, In fati9uo dress, without
budrfe. -...
.; Tho train viii lcavc Onion Depot promptly
-. All ncmbers Of this command, including
Sir Knights. occupying quurters at tho shcrmAIi
House. will bo required to pHy their hotel blls to
tho Commandory Paymnstef, Sir John Glcnny.
This IL Ia RccOrance with tho request Of tho Trf-
onnlal Committee In Chicago.
I3y ordor of u. Il. Corr1N, E. O.
W. A. pltALL, Recorder.
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RECEPTION FLOOR COMMITTEE.
The Grand liccaptlQn Floor Cpnmittea hold q

RECEPTION FLOOR COMMITTEE.
The Grand Inception Floor Committee hold
meeting Inst ovcnihg In tho Sherman House
club-room. Sir Knight Il. ]. Waiaho presided.
Sir Knight Louis schnfrnor noted as secrotury.
A report WIS received from tho Executive COM
nittco to tho effect tint nil nombcrs OF tho
Floor Committee would be expected to appcarat>
the grand bnll iii full Yemp!ar uniform except
tho baldrlc and g4untlets, and bearing Side
arms: g.. y WINS aoolaed. oftor som9 dlsGnssion,
sho,,td my OF tho Knights bo unab!o to atsend,
tho !adies could % t.se tho tokots OF admission or
slr Knight Wnishe reported that Prof. Hour
n!Io haa c,Gf cx49qsd SUIT ' tho o9r Of tho
whllo i WINS uefccttye IN many respects, It could
bo mule n very Rond dancing floor. Ie hal also
tSo assistarsse M @ Il it hs cn,nand hsyc tho tioor il
excellent condition.. 1t has nlrcadY boon lined
ot nto e. thu all eegfs!on emf M VIZ be Oh,
tho squire allotted 1t.
The Executive Committee submitted n report
g. iho hight, Of tho bail. Several members
ohjcotcA to tho iden or too ln!loh alsclpiino.
so saS u s na sFst sysGn s SFsi
toithor tlid they desire to tnko too much
dcseusslon oil was poured upon, tho troubled
na sfS Eef Tns TS s ;Ss
Gon1tseo SS % badxcs @ We were r dIstrSatea.. rhe s
Following Is a description ot thebadxc; hoboly
as Of strp 3 Of 6aSk t sStn rbbG@ IN
top Is handsome roaet of cprn-culnrcd sntin
ai oar.llnAl allk, forming trt!o circle, in, thu
ton: At the iowsr ona of tho badse In inseribod,
In SNOWY Bllt lottors, .Grnnd Inception Floor
! Committee" tue who1o making remarkably
Hftsr ~ ,i!stfiSa!lon e tue 6aa&ess, the Com.
| msttee 1lnnrIGd to meet at tho Exposition
tf1pp Will nHStN1tCO t1tItY uRnbtr thr11Nf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05

R1zsuent v ] ~ u 6ose 4 ~ Sseip>ss
held 4 H. Coat q9se q ths texn g ~
s sens e sssss e. sss 6 ssS 3 lssss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. LA.,

NYOTICE Is hereby given that The follow
~ ing named sottleT has filed notice 0f bio
intention, at tho clerks ofllcc Of CaIcaeien
parish, La, on the 10th day of July, ls60, ID
make final proof Ii support III his clhlnl and
secure fnal nntry thereof 81 the expiration Df
Gottleib Meissner, of Calcasieu parish, Ia,,
who made Homestead application No. H89d
for the 8 r Lii of See 8, n 10, SIR 3 w, s. w
Dist La, and names the following as his VIII
nesses, viz Pat Fitzgerald, +. X Lagrange,
Amede Fsr4ue and Fritz Posth, ~ Of Gales
sieu parinh, La. &
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05
Dissertation Of Partnership .

LAKE CHARLES, La, June 4, 1880
I have this day withdrawn from Hlc part
nership firm Of MEnday AZ Landry The bus
ineas 81 said firm Will BE- continued under the
name VI Dr. j. y. Munday N
j. A.S LANDRY. 4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05

Referring 10 the above, the undersigned
desires to state that he will continue the bust
ness Of the late firm under his own name, will
pay MI liabilities OF the late partnership firm,
and all parties Indebted to Il viii make settle
ments with me.
June 8, 1ss0.-sf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05

The objects aud purposes for which this
Company Ii formed, authorized and empow-
cred are. to erect and maintain, an the Sabine
river, between the mouth OF said Sabine river,
at Sabine Lake, and such point on said river
as ID known as the Head Of the Narspws,u
on said river b, said parish Of Calcasien, such
boom Or booms, with piers and piles, AZ may
be necessary for the purpose OF Stopping IOgf,
Ifiasts, spars and othertimber OF lumber iioat@
ing npon; esid river, and to erect such piers,
piles, side-brarch or sheerhooms az may be
necessary for that purpose. And, II found
necessary, said Company shall have power 10
purchase, lease, hire, hold and possess any
real estate adjacent TO said boom or booIns,
or convenient thereto, with power TO build or
rent MI such buildings as may be deemed ne
ceesary for the convenient management Of
the affairs Of said Company ps'oeiaed, that
said boonas be 90 constructed as 70 admit The
free passage Of rats aud boats, and not jnn-
pede the navigation of eaid river, or the
branches thereof pyo,aoed, that no person
or persons shall be allowed ut any time to ems
cu6aber said boom 81 booms with RATS, logs,
timber cr lumber.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05
May Is. 1880. -tf

circular ID form, which ehnll have for its de-
vice, d CRESCENT and star within d circle, aud
encircIing the same ehaIl Do inscribed The
words Sabine Boom Company,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05

This col3lofvt jpp NV be dissolved ~ i xe,lE
GrR xqeetinH called fQr tbe purpose, aftef nqs
tice n saeh 1aeetIeiE snd " o6Ieets .helI
eieu, WITH tl1e asseilt "a tI1ree- {opi4ha 81 NE
'atock 81 the le0wpepy, ard t5ge, fl,ir6f n
the 6tock yeprq1eQt&Q ~ R1eA nee<7p&;
epd a S8a6 III eQ&h dIGtQ t(en, fklf H4u1dA<
S ss'ss s5sssssz n Izss pssss!
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05

| F5ufo<nM y,sfictal District Court fuixh "
Galcaxsn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-05
Notice Of Final Account.

Jpne 5, lse0...tf.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1880-02-06
1t Was the Cat.

A citizen of Syracuse who weighs three
hundred pounds has pet cat that some
times exhausts his good nature. Last Sum
day night when he went til bed tts cat
followed 1iit1 to bis sleeping room, and not
wishing the cat to remain in the same room
over night, he placed it in anadjoining one
separated from his by partition that does
not reach to the ceiling.
Citizen and cat both went to sleep, but
at o'clock in the morning the citizen was
awakened by heavy object falling on his
face 1t was the cat which had climbed to
the top Of the partition and jumped. Get
ting up, he placed the cat III the adjoining
roona second time, and went to sleep.
But the cat found it's way to the top of the
partition once more; and once More ii
jumped sqtiarely down on the citizens face,
carrying two glass globes along after it.
Then up rose the offended citizen, an
allin his sleeping robe he found his way to
the front door, cat in hand, and across the
way he threw that cat. An innocent pass
er-by was 'astonished, not more by the cats
transit than by the round; white and state
ly figure he saw III the pale light at the
doofWays #
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1880-02-06
The Som Of Abe Linco2n and
Stephen A. Douglass.

Severals journals have noted the fact
that the son of Abraham Lincoln and the
son of Stephen A. Douglass are now both
in Chicago, practicing law, and it has been
suggested that Illinois may at an early
day witness another great struggle III
which the names Of Lincoln and Douglass
will be most conspicuous, as was the case
in 1859 and again in 1860.
! Those who have predicted such battle
evidently have little knowledge of the two
young men who now represent the two
greatest names known in the contest of IL
linois. There will be no political battle
between young Lincoln and young Doug
| las for several reasons. In the first place
| they are both republicans, and, therefore,
not political antagonists. In the second
place young Douglas has been too much
of a politician and young Lincoln too little
of a politician to make it at all probable
that either will approach the fame Of his
father as u political leader.
Lincoln has much of ,lis fathers ability
without his love for politics, and he has
studiously refrained from all prominence
in political movements, and declined all
profars Of political advancement. Doug
las has all his fathers taste for partisan bat
ties, but lacks both his aggressive ability
and his devoted friends. Lincoln could
rally the mass Of those who revere bis IA
theirs memory, but he wisely applies
himself to his profession and rejects al
| IDEAS of political distinction. II il quite
| improbable, therefore, that the future po-
litfeal disputes Of Illinois viii make the
/ names DC Lincoln and Douglas fanaons. &C.
Phil. 1saaes.