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TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
81 . am. Mail,
Arriving IN St. Louis 9A5 am; Chicago. q 80 D. m {:
Connecting at Odin and Eningham for Cincin.
matt, Louisville Indianapolis aud points East,
11:lO am. at. Louis and Western
E&preES.
Arriving in 81. Louis 7:05 p. m, and connecting
for all points West
AGO pm. Fast Express
For ST Louis and Chicago, arriving at St. Louis
1910 p m, and Chicago 72O am
ago pan. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville 7:2O
mi indianapolis iOO am Passengers by
this train reach the above points - to 80
HOURS IN advance Of any other route.
eYr-The d;2U p. m, express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Caro- TO Cincinnati, without
changes, ana through slccpofs TO st Louis and
Chicago,
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Fast Time East.
poccnuun,u by the line go through to East.
i dSScDStIS crn points without any delay
caused by Sunday Intervening. The Saturday after
noon train troul Cairo arrives In new York Monday
morning. at lO:3j. Thirty ak hours in advance OF
any other route,
eY"For through tickets and further information,
apply at Illinois Central Railroad Depot Cairo
JAs. JOHNSON j H. JONES
Gen, southern Agent. Ticket Agent
A. II HANSON, Gen Pass, Agent. Chicago.
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Indebtedness 10 date, s4,7i0 So
Respectfully submitted,
WI. HCTCHIlSS, Treas.
Lake Charles, JIne {, 1881.
On motion. the petition of II. Escouias, J..
7. Hewitt, and Others, asking for the repeal
of the Local Option Law in Wand No. ., was
rejected.
On motion, Resolved, That the charter and
ferry privilege heretofore granted to Capt.
Green Hall. for q steam ferry from Lake
Charles to West Lake Charles and Bsgdad, be
and the same is hereby transferred TO E. H.
Nichols. with all the privileges and iniinIni-
ties as heretofore granted to said Green Hall,
for the term of five years from this date.
On motion, Resolved, That warrant be
issued to A. j. kearney, District Attorney.
for the sum Of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars, to Iiefray expenses in the suit of d.
II. LYONS VS.. Parish OF Calcasieu. and that the
Treasurer be authorized TO pay said warrant
out of the surplus witness fund of 1873.
The reDor1 of the commissioners appointed
at a previous session of this body, to lay out
public road from WeIsliis Station TO Phillips
Bluff was received and read, and on motion,
was accented, and the road as laid out BY said
commissioners is hereby declared 8 public
road. and the following persons are hereby
appointed overseers on said road. for the pc
Rod of two years, viz: Eliza FOntenot, from
Bhillips Bluff IN the residence of Alex. Fun-
tenot; Jasper Pitre from Alex. FOutenot's
residence to the residence of Mrs. Alex. Blu
reaux; and Panlin Fontenot, from Mrs. Alex.
Bureaux's residence TO Weisll's Station on the
La. W. r. II.
On motion, This body adjourned TO meet Oh
"Wednesday, July ~. 1881
III. W. MILLER, Pres. P. j.
I. B. FEKRES Clerk 1IJ,o fssa
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The CATERPILIlAR.-J'le .Ady0-
cate contains a note from DIR. Il. III.
Day, stating that the genuine cater
pillar has appeared on the Guy
Samnels plantation, situated ia the
upper part Of the parish. III, instead
OF the grass worm, it tTlrns ont to
be the worm destroyer, then the
cotton planters might as well .sIang
up the fiddle and the bow and 60
to planting corn, potatoes, peas,
raise poultry, hogs, sheep, stock,
and in fact do that which, to q
great extent, they should have been
doing for theirs and the States
good for very many years past. We
don't know but what the coming Of
the cotton destroyer, at this time,
would prove a blessing in disguise.
We can't see much prosperity III
the policy of stalking everything
on d cotton crop at eight cents a
pound, with which the producer
buys his provisions from the pros
porous Western farmer Baton
Rouge Capit0lian.
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CASH VERSUS CREDIr.--Peoplc who
buy for cash always buy cheaper than
those who buy On credit. They buy
also more closely and more carefully.
Purchases which are paid for when
made are limited more exactly to the
Pnrebaser's wants. There is nothing
like having to count out the money
when the article is bought to make
people economical. The amount Of
Indebtedness incurred il not much CON
sidered when the pay day is far off
Persons who do all their business on a
cash basis.know just where they stand
and what they can afford. Real wants
are few and can be gratified for cash !;
at all events they should be limited 10
what can be paid for in cash. How
much anxiety, how many heart bnrn-
ings, disappointmenls and regrets
would he avoided If this rule were
strictly adhered to.--EEx.
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State sqf Loaisiaaa--Is viA ~ 5Ldlcasiei---l4fl
Judicial Distfiet C0arf--lAo. 534
Daniel j. Coos vs. Medora NJ. Jessen. Person
ally and as Natural Tutrx%
10y virtue OF a writ Of Fnri Eaeias issued.
ID and to me directed by tile Honorable
Court aforesaid, will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, for
CASH, with the benefit Of appraisement, atthe
Courthouse door Of this parish, in the town
Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday the sifis day OF Ane,sast.
a.. 40. assl,
at eleven O'Clock q. IN, the following de
scribcd property, to-wit:
LIST. A certain tract or parcel of land situ-
ated IN said parish, aud described as per
patent No. COL, as being the N N OF n VI VI
and W u Of ne OF sec ri, III. tp s, south Of
rangeii west, southwestern district, Containing
40 1y-iuD acres.
"a. Another tract Of land being described
as lot No. 3, Of sec ~ III lp 8, south 81 range
west, containing So 41-l0O acres.
ID. Another tract Of land situated on the
cast side q the Calcasieu river, being lot No
!, 81 sec u, IN ~ y, sr west, northwestern
district 0f Louisiana containing a9 4l-IDO
acres, as per Registers certificate No. $3.50
together with all and singular the buildings
and improvements erected On the last named
tract, eonsieting principally OF twp-stoly
framed dwelling house, ont houses, ETC., ex-
eeFt fhe new steam circular saw mill Seized
70 satisfy said writ Issued Iii the above msil-
uoned suit. DAVID II LYONS,
ShcrIf 81 galcasieu Parish
SHERIFF oliice- Lake Charles, La, jfne
- isSi- ie.s5ld
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Jaaieial Disfriet C0urt--lro. 474
Caroline NJ. Bonds VS.. James Cole
10y virtue Of a writ of .FIeri Facias iss ucd.
ID and to me directed BY the Honorable
Court aforesaid, viii offer Tor sale, at public
auction, To the last and highest bidder, for
CASH, with the benefit OF appraiscment, at
the Courthouse door of this parish, In the
town of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday the GtIa day OF sAus.Iss,
A. 3D.. HSsA,
ateleyen O'Clock q. III, the following described
property, io-wit:
1st The S c u OF the s e II of see No. 4, tn
@, Sra west, containing 30 65-iOO acres
I'd. The II e " of the c X OF sec MOI, Up
6, sr4 west, containing 81 64-l00 acres
3D.. The W II Of ne n Of sec No. 2, tip 6,
sr west, containing 40 40lzz-1e0 acres
9Th. The II Of N e II Of see No. q, Up o. S
4 west, containing 80 75-l00 acres.
18th. Thew II of Sc Of see No. 9, tp g, s
r west, containing 20 SLIGO acres.
9th. The * Of sw Il Of see No. o, tip g.,
s west, containing so Si-lDD acres.
18th. The Is W N Of se Il Of see 30, tip o, S
r 5 west. containing 40 24-l00 acres.
Sill The undivided n Of the n Of the s
g o. see No. 30, tpG, sr5 west, containing
10 22-100 acres
9Th. Five lots in the town OF Lake Charles,
situated on the south side OF Broad street.
and bounded moth BIZ Broad street, east by
Common street, south hy lots Of Jules l.apene,
and west by
10Th Five lots in the town Of Lake Charles,
eitnated on the north side Of Broad street,
bounded north BY lots of f. r. SimIns and
Masonic Lodge, cast by Common street, south
by Broad street, and west by lots of st. Ger
main Ellender. Seized TO satisfy said writ,
issued In the above mentioned suit
DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish.
Sheriff7s 0il.ce, Lake Charles, La, June
Is, 1881. je25td
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

NEsy hIoGRAPHIeAL DicrIosARY.---
An excellent feature Of tie New Eli
ton of Webster's Unabridged Diciion.
airy, jnst issued, is the New Biograph
zeal Dictionary, in which are given ibe
names Of nearly ten thousand noted
persons Of ancient and modern times
with brief statement Of the dates Of
their birth and death, their nationality
profession, etc. This il designed fol
purposes Of ready reference, 10 answer
the questions which often arise as fc
when and where certain persons lived,
and the character Of their achieve,
,nents. II contains many names Of per
sons who arc still living, and the pro.
sisaneiation Of each name is given.
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JmdieiH Dtstyics L0urt-zyo. 524
Charvey Barbe We. Raphael Barb. Of Al,
DY virtue of writ of Fsesi F,.c;a. -.
I'D and to me directed by the uon ,osssai
Court aforesaid, will offer fpr saIf If ,s.,,
auction, to the last and highest hidJar '', y
CASH, with the benefit Of appraisemen !, 4. ror
Courthouse door of this parish, in nv, = t .ne
of Lake Charles, La, on 'o"A
Saturday the 9th day OF An.,.
a. Ee- IeeE. a,
at eleven o'clock, a m, the FOLLOWING 4.
scriiped property, to-wit: w
Three certain town lots living and lo;..
situated in the town OF Lake Charles Tug ~
designated and described accordi,,e i,
sketch annexed TO original act Of saIe = =
being lots l. 2 and 3 as marked in said sa,oa
each loG having front on Hodges street ~
66ss feet, by q depth of zoo feet. bounasd
north by lot No. 4. of said sketch. so,,th Il.
Puio street, east by lots of II. G. FarnI,h v,
and Jules Lapene, and west by Hoseez stree roe
Seized TO satisfy said writ issued in Inc afov.
mentioned suit
DAVID II. LYONS.
Sheriff Of Calcasiesl Parish
Sheriff7s Office, Lake Charles, La. J,ne
p, 1881. iessid
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laaIeRaTIos rs EARNEST. - The
New Orleans Pieayune says that Ham.
ilton Disston, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
1--WE presume of the great saw manu-
featuring firm of Ii. Disston d. SOM.
has recently purchased four million
acres from the State Of Florida, and
is about to organize immigration bu-
reaus in England, Scotland, France,
Germany, Italy and Holland, for the
purpose Of eolonizing this immense
landed estate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

MRRwKxrkr. La, june 20, 1881
Editor Lake Charles Echo:
Noticing what / believe 20 be error
; IN yonr statement in the EcHo of thu
] 4th instant, regarding the killing o.
/ Mareeiin Granger BIZ Homer Bognon
I propose, with your permission, &c
correct the same. beiievinr that az meu
slloaid hzve even Justice, whether they
be slain or the slayeEs. The question
rs 10 whether Granger was = worse
man than hrs shaver. and whether the
latter killed. him IN actnal defence OF
OF his life. can and should bc deter
mined by the legally constituted aa-
fhoriiies as the law directs, and not by
the verdict of pnhlie opiaion predi-
Gated on ex7paFTe testimony.
! do not propose "a discuss the ev-
idence upon which you found your
statements regarding the motives for,
nor the circumstances attending, the
killing. Assuming that Granger may
have been such as You described him,
if society was outraged and the law
violated By the way in which he was
killed. the party who killed him shonld
suffer the penalty provided in such
cases; and if the party did, as is
claimed by some. kill him in defence
OF his own life, he viii have no diff
eulty IN proving that fact. The alias,
'The Mermentsu Ball" which you
annex 10 Grangcrs name, may be witty
and refined, bnt can only be deemed
to that class of persons
who apply such terms without inquir-
ing into their truthfulness. Neither
Granger nor his slayer resided in this
Ours is.a peaceable
and iaw-aJiding community, aud was,
so far as ] can learn, shocked at the
death of Granger, who it seems was
in the neighborhood hunting a horse.
y our information that '.his taking off
gives general satisfaction along the
Alerneutau river" is perhaps as far
FROM being true as some other state
lnents Regarding the manner of his
taking of. ] would dislike TO believe
that. a single person in this community
rejoieed over his death, or commends
he party who killed him.
To rejoice would be evidence of a
on estimate of human life, whilst to
might encourage the repeti-
ion of such acts on any imagined
In support of my theory
will cite case, TWENTY-FIVE or TWEEN
y-thrce years ago. A VIGOROUSLY bad
nan in this State was killed by quiet
'outh of seventeen, who was tried and
and had the matter dropped
here, the sequel would have been
luitc different; bat the youth was
commended and applanded, and be-
anne the recipient Of valuable pres
mis-. In a short time be slew his
econd man, and within five years
MS fifth, and had lie not expiated his
crimes by hanging, would still bc en-
ragged in taking off his fcllow-crea-
nres. History repeats itself; what has
,een true in one ease will occur again
lnder similar Influences and cireuin-
stances; hence the Importance of treat
ng the killing of fellow-ereatnrc.
,Longh the law acqilit, as "A misfortune,
nsiead of an act to be commended
and rewarded. r.
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Police BURY Proceedings.
JUNE SESSION, 1851.

Police Jury met this 9Th day of june, 1851,
rsurSlaant 10 adj0urnment- Present: J j.
W. Miller Presidents ID. d. Andrlis, Abner
! Cole. Isaac Nichols, Simeon Vincent, Iastle
! Vincent. William Holland and WA. &.
/ Reeves
4 On motion, T B. FeFren was elected Clerk
I ygsi fsssa-
On motion. Resolved That the charter and
/ ferry privilege granted % Mrs. John Richie,
nv m ordinance of the Police Jury. Al the
Z June session of 1872, be and the same Is here
! hy transferred 90 John a. Parker, with an ex-
! ulnsire ferry privilege one mile and hall
! above and below sald ferry.
/ On rlu1iou. the petition Of Joseph II. Moss
/ and Others asking that public road be laid
( out from West Lake Charles 70 Vincent SET
I Element wss granted except as 70 the ferry
I privilege which is reserved until said road is
I laid out and located, and Joseph Fl. Moss
! Geo. W Faruuhar Horace SallieT, Jerasin
I Bruussard. Jacob Ellender and Thomas
WineIie, appointed as commissioners to lay
out and locale said road and to report their
action therein TO this body Al its next regular
meeting.
On motion. the petition of James a. Rain
water and Others, asking for change of
hands from one roRd 10 another, was referred
back 10 said petitioners, with the request that
they furnish this body with a list of names OF
the hands to be transferred
On motion. the following road overseers
were appointed, to serve rs such for two
years, 20 wit
James A. Andrus, on the road from John
Hagar's to the middle Of the bridge on BrIsiHy
Greek.
Xavier Lagrange, from Lake Charles to
George Locks.
John SIu1nake, from the forks of Niblett's
Bluff road TO the Slsumake crossing on Bear
Head.
j. Y. Ashworth, from Bear Head, beginning
at the bridge near Levi Asiiworth's to the
church near Frazer's store.
Marion Medley. from BrRshy Creek to Dou-
BILE Gully near Mr. Eisk's.
P. d. Minis, from Double Gully to Charles
Prafer7s store.
On motion, this body adjourned until to-
morrow at y o'clock A. II.
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TDE GALVESTON SEMI-MosTHLy GAz-
gTTE is one of the best and most
attractive commercial advertising jour
mails We have seen for some time.
Subscription, one dollar per year. Pub.
Iisbed by Herman. Kuehn, manager,
corner Strand and Twenty-fourth sts
Galveston, Texas. Besides lis adyer.
tiseincpts, its tliirty-two pages contain
reading matter Of special interest to
merchants, farmers, aud business men
in general
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25
10 OOSTsgAC ACTORS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 3D. 1881. i
bids for the following named works of
ID Improvement of Rivers and Ilarbors la
the State Of Louisiana provided for by Act of
Congress, approved March 2, 1851, viii be re-
eeived at this office until ~ O'Clock noon, ON
the Sitll of July, 1881, viz:
Improving Calcasieu Pass, La, dredging
Improving Calcasieu River, La.
Information regarding above works will be
given on application at this Office.
G. W. HOWELL,
Maj. of Eng'rs, U. S. A.
June p, lSSl-3t
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New Advertisements.
NotEce to Taxpayers.

DuBI.IC notice is hereby given to the Tax
IL payers of the Parish Of Caleasieu, that
the assessment for the year 1881 is nov com
piete, and that have this day caused the
same to be fled in the Office Of the Clerk,
ex-ofsieio Recorder Of mortgages, etc, and
that the same viii be open for inspection aud
correction for thirty days from this date.
d. j. REID, Jr.,
June .. 1SS1-ijt. Assessor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

THAT CoaEr AcAIs.-'i'l.e comet
discovered by Prof. Swift IN the con
stellation Pegasus is not a bright OF
jcct, but its apparent size indicates THAT
it is gnite near the earth, or else enor-
moasly large. Its slow motion also
indicates that it is either approaching
the earth, or receding in almost di-
rect line. If il is approaching, it may
become an object Of great interest
Hex.
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A HoopLUM INCONSISTENCIES

"A HOoDLUM GIIosT.--Sirange as
II may read, the fact is that the
premises OF Mr.. Thomas Murray,
on I5Abadie, between Miro and
Tonti streets, were again visited
night before last, By some person
nnknOwp, who raped softly upon
the front door, and walked about
f0rseyeral iainntes0n the sidewalk.
The States yesterday CONSUMED an
account OF an attempt which had
been made 20 forcibly enter the
same house earlier in the week.
After the first visit OF the unknown
villain, ii was supposed that some
drunken brute had been guilty OF
the attempt to enter, but yesterday
the second visit formed the allah
sorbiDg topic Of conversation III
chat locality, and the people ave
thoroughly aroused. n. q. States.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La, 4
June 3, 1881.
NT0TIGE is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice 0f his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof viii be made
Aristide Landry, Homestead No. 42a0, for
the s. W. Sec. "a, TIP. l0s-, 8 ". Louisiana
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to praye
his continuous residence upon, and etiltiva-
tion of, said land, viz: Charles H. AIrlrlls,
u. G. AnGrus, JosepIlH. AIadrIIs and IgIIaee
Naidetcrp, ~ Caleasieu parish, La
GEO. BALDEY, Register.
June 49, 1881.
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DooMEDs-GOverDorlyiltz has signed
The death warrant Of Samuel Tfiyas,
alias Samuel Fled, convicted last March,
in the district court EorRapiies parish,
of the muraer Of A. J. Hanna. The
prisoner will be executed at Alexandria
on the sth day Of JnIy.
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lsPEoyiEG C4LCAsiEU RIyER.-1lIe
attention of contractors is called to
the advertisement, in another column;
calling for bids for improving (dredg-
ing) Calcasicu Pass, and for improving
the Calcasieu river. We are graiiied
to nee that this important work is
about TO be taken in hand.
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iNroRTAsT NoTIcE. - The assess
ment rolls are completed, and fled in
The Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court, ez-ofeio, Recorder, and thirty
days is the time allowed for their in
Hpeetion and correction. See notice to
that effect, By j.. ]. Reid, Jr., assessor,
in another column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

TnE SOUTHEAST Texan, published
at Jasper, Texas, shows that it is shar-
ing in the general prosperity Of the
country press BY its enlarged size, and
new type. We like to take up a news
paper that We can read without strain
ing our eyes; one that is printed neatly,
as The Texan Is.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

TIE RIoxEEE or AssUsPTI0E enters
upon lis twenty-fonrth volume as fresh
and vigorous as when II began life as
o pioneer IN Louisiana journalism.