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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

Prevent Sickness 10y taking occasionally one OF
EmOry's Little Cathartic Pills, a wonder
ful appetizer, an absolute cure of Biliousless-15
cents. July 2, eOd-wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

"F, w. Kinsman, Esq: Dear Sir
With pleasure We order ten gross Adamsen's RO-
tanlc Cough ialsam, showing ConClusively that
merit mas won the day, and that your Bassm IL
taking the Leaf over the many bottles Of trash hat
now hood the market. |-From Smith, Doolittle r
SptH, Druggists, Boston. apr7 cod "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

test at turly years experience throughput Great
l.rilain anl her Coones, and OF many Years in the
United States. Ia cans, 55c, 10 81 rs. WooLRlCH
va Famer MASS. nalle,d6w1m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

good name at home Is tower Of strength
used In Lowell as of any other ''''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11
MiscCIl
.EUROP 4, ! |.

Cooks Grand Excursions leave New York
In April. May and 'une, 1sSi. Passage III kets
by all Atlantic steamers. Special facilities for
securing good bcrihs' Tourist tickets for
individual ravclclSn Europe by all routes,at re-
dnccd rates Cooks ENcurstonist, with Maps
anu tull particulars by mai 10 cents. Address
THOS COOK SON, 1911 Washington st, Boston,
Mass mArfS dSwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

Il was treated by Doctors AgGew and Webster,
"Of New York, who pronounced me am cited with
"B igh's 1s,a was boa'ed exceed ngly, but
"Warncrs safe Cure, I verify believe. saved my
"life" Geo c. STEVENS.
South Sorrdlk Conn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

| "Fo- years have had excruciating pains in the
| "sma Of my back and was not able 10 raise from
| "nei or be in a sitting posture. The doctors
.',lairned that was suffering from spinal disease,
| "and never expected to leave my bed again.
| "Though having no hope OF recovery. Warmers
| "Safe Cure was recommended to me, which
| d" commenced taxing. and eight bottles have made
| "a permanent cure MEs. CHRIsTJARy,
| NO. Is Thirteen h Street.
| Oh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

You may hurrah for Baine and Lincoln from now
use Jadwln's Pine Tar syrup
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

- lady writes do not know how thankful am
tnAt was tAtfSSa 10 tiy Jddwin's Pine Tar s;yruo
really oelr%efsayed my dear child's life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

II had kidney Disorders. Indigestion, rheumA-
"tiem and lumbauo for three years. grew worse
"and fell a. thou IN a hundred ponnd weight was
"lragging down my liver and kidneys. Warmers
"safe Cure has fully rc-torei me
c. b. De- NOYELLEs,
Albany. n. Y. Gao Broadway.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

clIPPINGs-Ap all important question has al
last been decided IN favor Of KEASs X DSEY AND
BACK PLAsTERs. TIE are now ackuowlrd ed Ia IA /.
the standard plaster Of the market.
Inarli d-Nlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

Ridges Food for In
fdnts and Inyalids, The
most reliable suhsii-
lnte at present tnown,
for mothers mix, and
a sustaining, strength
n'ng diet for lnvilids,
1t is nutritious, easily
'lgv sued, and acceLta-
'l" 20 t'e nn i'rlla.
NE 'tOmd n, lis super
'nrltY 10 Otner similar
lrrpdraiio = rrSts not
only on. scientific anal
ysls, but ON The crucial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11
gg"Ladies, attention.! In
An Editors Testimonial

French Brandy will cure consumption If tax ei
with Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup as directed. Re
member no cure NO pay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11

Druggist saT It's a'tracrveness sells II on sight
me pe9pesay us incidental yrrul,s ate ali thu is
Slalnen Ior ana ila II - the u s. thing that ha,
Syrup. ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

a NV IBEEu special Of Ebe 7E1ess-
Democrat, Of toe stn inst asys
Qrite a smasb-aB occurred here
last night It the MoEg4H depot
A tBe Texss express irzio. dae
here n 1896 =. 81, was coming
ny, and sThen abgss two Iaiies below
tom, tbs engineer discovered taat
bit sater ass oat and insafieieat
u pail bis tEsiu h Ssr lBeTia, WHERE
tBeFc IS 2 taak. He CT loose frern
the tran awhiie HH5s- f1l, bsa3wsv
and sane on With tie eBgiBe b get
sa4er- expecting In % back after the
iF4ID. As the sDgiBe Pas slEu35Dg Al
tbr aaaE the lEal1 3ef. De4is1 e4tss gp
a. frsl lir. sisaSas r. eDgao@. afd
Ear sHsa tn eDEiBe, smashing /. Er1
The ga5. sss. Tbs passenger wers
knocked Of tBg ~zaas ard cat sE the
buRks. Al wese B45sr frightened
bEt EaBs Aarl- TBs zslttl engine a.
slis E,iasz zsrried tbs tEsiz 90 50 La
faves&r-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

1aE 4faasss1emocrat says agree
able h call, representative from W
rious lodges and papy distinguished
digHitaFies Of tic Masonic order as
ssEnbled last Friday eganlng ~ the
librsry of the Masonic Hall 10 discuss
il 40 iHfofn.al nanBeF The subject 81
q AaAonie demonstration during the
Imposition Col James Z. Ls9lsdeil,
Grand Master IF The Stale " Lsais-
lana, made bis appearance nfter ihs
disposition qf Important matters BE-
fore the Board Of Gfaad Lodge Di-
aeeierv, and participated n ne dia
eassioH- aile saagaine that the ~
eiess orders sDrh be represented
daring ne Exposition n fEaters fysns
tbe ioaF aHsrters NJ the globe, II sa4s
hsHeysr, eeaeeesd illal i gsnepl az.
saeneifafsen 4as net alts.getl,er i 20
eenaaase viii Aiasopn asages. TIE
gaud maasef expressed binsaIf "A
deeping pageant ias1pediens wv
b Heartily ngessed Masonic esle.
bsaiion wherein all lie visiting eraft
sla anieipaie. II Aas besn ae-
gaat tha III Washington iAsiillsly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

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6sues 81 sborsaaZ 65nsiE viz =
5uzh5s,lazrEti sgoa-Ez IKE as1y
,zz.s emmanuel " III. In Mhzas EEs
sErHz fzrTzEas. md o7Etau3e1 taEz ne
t5lsaz Eszasst,F 51ss1ts1aiEty Il ssE1as
be -zHzs assc 81 u0aE AZ slz 8zrBsrs
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BtE1 si3a e ans gEzsss zzsii lsss2 Ire -zs-
EtiEz - SisraEEgs i with gT zqS5.sy-
inn 81 q taE rT5EgEE. Name EszEEH1s.
#Fsrt targngh hls barr, kilil2- arm
Etirnast aas2zztfy. He was 3 saD Of
Han :. G. AsE,1lE- q alEsiy ssssE-sa3
E5tIzE1 q tzis 1zr5sa- IRs aE8ss e
tBs rrpze1v - 1aEBsFL- We trlfy
EFrrast5ligs uritE tas arreEvs3 glzFsssGs-
IL. MAEELzE-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
special Notice.

II WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
~ attention ~ my frieads and neiqhbors 81
tn3s parrish e Tie pRtrenization Of DR.. j o..
EITHN HaFing reeently been undeF liz
treasineEt s0T al affection Of the column
Bpine experimenting close 10 death Of sshieb
1isaer aispe1kation Of Supreme power and
1ss skllifal exeEtions, mas again restored 10
health, Also, ms son-in-iaw, who had been
19r long lime pH8stEated with q serious
f1ssiig an his groin and z eonsuInp tiYe cough
not aDle 10 work, hut hourly EXT 1i,ae, Tlsssh
has been, through his iSsaFdT.leufaiit y- ~
stored - heath and can now attend rs tie
support q bis fAEaily b. his dziiy labor.
In tesliHae1y af tie above faets. 4 sreely
sseomEnend tsln 10 the netice 81 Nj + ~ me
be similarly aEeetad
neyrl-to m4F-lst,i aC.s. ta- CLIFTON.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
WORLDS EXPOSITION.

The gPsbjne Of The g-sst Werla-s
kEPssitssI =: Ses Orleans iaEss Taaes
ga lie IBtL IasL 5Fsssa Ii. auBsaase-
EBsHt 81 aHoEbeT eoiainH. indicative Of
aas resu5Gs WbiEh by agd through II
ere spseiaijv soagat--aise bgildlug AZ
and development Of a great .aliladaasl
eeEnmsFse--5t wil be opened 10 tie
presence Of ths President Of the
american Espnbiiet. ETBe spectacle Of
/ l5sss h4gh psTseBsges, assembled ap-
getBsT 10 participate 40 the opening
esEemOniss Of tbs greatest Of ell great
indBsiEis! events. il one sitisOut para
ssi ~ Us signi6saBes sIsd iuDpSrtanes
IN aise Aia.orT Of silih eeaHiry. I. p5s-
sagsE = commercial TssoiHLion, fas
dswbihg Of = bfigbtsf day 50 cur 81
dasiEial seajfitisf. TIE legation Of
the Works Imposition A. the EeFy
gass~ay Of tac rich LatiD Ameriea
zas exceedingly HAPPY and fortunate
Tor the commercial AID manufacturing
Interests Of our eoanirJ, for this lOea-
zion has saeeeeded ~ areasisg the In
teEest and sniistiag the hssrtiest co
gPeEfiipn Of The people AMI gyyerp-
meats Of the Soati,ern American Be
pabiies.
The stbibiis Irola these e0an1r1ss
is said 10 be upon the Iasst liberal
seale--fonping ~ themselves AZ in-
t1sRse and aim0Ft complete Exgsaj-
lien. The visitors from these com
TRES viii e0aEiitule ~ Of The intaiii-
gent mercantile and Official CLASSES
The interest 10 the Exposition is vide
sgTssd and enthusiastic.
The itpDeasiLy Of the Worlds EI-
position j. readily seen from the fact
that there arc sixteen exhibition build-
iRgs, one alone covering thirty-tkree
asIes Of space and Ill together cover
ing some piaeiy acres TO attend II
will he the sYeHt Of ens's lifeiiEue, and
but isw of or reader, We oPiae. vii
miss the opportunity
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

lil'i'94sAaz sstaiss--
lac eieglsua OF E5eEeIaIs1 and Eis1-
aEFeAs 50 t4's blgBaEi eft1gss IL tie
sUslh EsEain Toe Eift Of tha -FetsTs Of
iSE LnItea STATES, aad the TsstsEs-
l1on Of tae government aHlo tae keep
aag OF the Democratic psrtT, Is az
isuPertAlt sFsnt IA ABB history Of this
ASTON. s8nse the Democrats HeFs
psf Oai Of poser a. 1881 great sgd
IlpPsElaHt Changes hsTs been effected
!siaseFy ilasn sEisiAng IN the aanLbers
sIaies aas been abolished isEeser, aBd
- the satisfaction Of eFrry reasonable
and sensible mAn IN the e0aHiry. Not
pDly base the ssaFss beer liBeEass5
iEoIn the bondage IN Fhitb tssey bad
been sod by tsleiT swn race an africa,
pat tBsy hsss been GRade citizens,
Hlin a Tie political rigais, privileges
and franchises 81 Tree citizens. This
great change, tie result Of = bloody
@ar--aas6 there Ess 40 ether NAY b.
HlIbeD s. c9Eid base BEEN esRsanms-
ted--W9fksd gTeA; changes IN the
politics management that rzlss TIE
des1apy OF the Bst4gB- The RepHbii-
can party, fVTrssd aitb tie Epis PBT-
P0se Of shOiihsIBg tlsFeryr has con
sRmBstsd 10 mission thoroughly AID
ehsctas8ty fvr #hiGh tEij. eysr Iaetit
and reesise the thanks sBd gratitude
Of the people Of the civilized Eorid.
Il 5as retained is b0ld on the goserD-
Bsni ]or nearly p Year,, the last
eight years By one Of tsae Eaest gigan-
ne Poift5esl frauds ever committed on
any PRople.
lis mission IS RoE completed. 1t
Is very dg1btfal IF ii ever vii Oh
tain tbe eeatTol Of the gsEerBmeBt
again. II II does, ~ will be restored
uaaer platform Of poifiieal PTiBei-
pier sntiIely dihereHt IRON tAese that
brought II iBto poser and ERsinisiBed
it therein for 20 EBsBy years
The Democratic parry, thai j. about
TO assume the reiHs ri the govern
msBt. Is 9nite a df7ereat one from
lbst Ehieh was haEIed fTom power
by Lincoln IN 1860
ia Fleas ont the tariff question bears
Aome resemblance TO that Of the cl2
party, but il has taFaed . complete
sonerssult On many other points,
Rptablg % the qaealiea Of Internal
Improvements. The old party op-
posed ant aud ell improvements of
our river and stFesms, aaiBtaining
that thai mas The daty 81 The sariens
State geysFBmenfs through Hhith-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
Public Notice.

DUBLIC SoTTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN
u y AZ srsdihOrs Of tBe S8eesssasn o.
REESE ". PERKINS, r. v gTeEaRE- VIII.
out delay lbsir tikilaA. dz5T sRIeEtirH2a5 n
sac undersigned administrator O. sAi5 sac-
esssiOn. q u his attpEBey-EG-iRE. Sec. L.
" els, q LAkE LHzEiEz- L. fp- EsBHDFAl
and ~ pfTsBus indebted - sad Succession
are aeEegT requested 10 par sHeh EHaEbts5-
hes WsLhuEi aelay
WIN "A PERKINS, administrator.
:. AMEa GaaElkE. L De-. o asEs4 3
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

c0EsEEssAAs Bass has oasBed 4
iill IL tbe House aPPssgsiatiBg $500, I
O0c fgr Sic Coiered Peepls's sFesld's
Exposition. 70 be beid Al Chicago an
September, 1885. The anoanf is 10
IL aiabarsed by commissioners sho
shall give bond for the faitafBI per,
feFmaaee Of their daty. Arts. me-
eiaahics AID pfodneis Of coiored rsses
sre ID be exhibited.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13
RICE

Il y wlaa mae- ssEisss &aa. Ne
agar Ee4BrD 80 aAis eExsfgs5g 5npp1-
iaEssabger+- TBe sEaisAhza6g Of ahia
gs8Halse seTss an oar ps.riasl . nov ~
fB5T establishes ssserg "a 30 re- 10
car ezPalia1lng HP0l T. AAst ss
asasEe 10 say seH. n Ig Abe Nay Of .
ssaFbiBg - these ~bo. shEssgh neg
ieei- iB3ifeFeBes OF something slse,
fsiisd 10 their aaPp5y Of @sier last
pear, and consequently cane shert in
tbsir eFepa 81 isat them altogether.
We heiissssaea > condition Of LbiBgs
~ salsiBg Fiee IS not necessary, and
- slraeai entirely ssDidAbie. hasy
base telJ ~, 81 e0BEsraasieH with
then OF this sabjset. thai ~ their
individual eases their disaster might
hare been srOided, tut tbsy expected
and depended upon the asaal samTser
raiEs 10 helP them Ou;. shieh ti,sy
did not gel The asg,sei, BeEelof0Es,
70 throw ~ TIE necessary dams W
hold ssPpjy Of water has taught a
Leases -bieb se hope vii net ssed
Je-sssEniBg3 tbsfefSEe, We hear already,
Of maBg 'sho are a. this aOrk N earn
est, and tbey shCE not Only their
good ssBss, bat their suieryTise.
There IS 80 iBseatBeEt IA sbe state,
agricultural Numbering. Or asaerzisc,
tbst is No profitable and yieids sacb a
percentage Of gajns a that gade 10
rice raising. II any one sill eIpsnd
al eufiay Of Is per acre % riee, "
ineiads al expense, aad manages
seaaibly and inaastTiously, se can as
surc him net earning Of s45 per
acre, At the least calculation. We
Wani il understood that We are not
iheSrizing, bHt that Ne kass shat We
arc talkiag aboat, - We hare demon
straled II ourselves.
kise, mitl ~, il no drug uPOn any
market, and has ,alWays, aHd aIRsys
will, for great Bnmbsr Of years 10
come maintain ~ present Priee of
from sI.25 10 sl.50 pr basbel, se-
esrding 10 qasiitE Ten barrels, Or
thirty bzsbels 10 the acre, are deemed
an ordinary yield, but in many in-
stances, uHdsr favorable circumstances
and good management, - much a.
tsenty barTels, " sky bushels, hare
been harvested. Tie greater part Of
Abe labor and eapease necessary 10 4
saeeeasfal result i II be made II lie
Preparatispa FOR HateF. Hhicb, VIXEN
well done, becomes Psrmassp,, and 10
tise end taken II tl,e aggregate, be-
comes nosainai percentage b ex-
So sc bepe oar nee
plaHlsEa and ~ sbo eeatsmPlaie srn-
barkiag 10 lbis Industry this coming
ysar, siil not ogsrloak this important
element eecsssary 10 their fufure sDs4
cess
Nov TIE saying il that figures
never iie, snd Il ear Assessor has WI
theaa sight aud Ne beiisye he has. tic
ielioaiHg CUES siaeu VI our rise qaes
tisp il i mese adgautagsons light
silap " aan elhsnssse asaie II. MT
Reid sayu - ~ fsPen Is lie Stsse
Auditor, ibat lasf gear Isiers sere
z eas aeses planafd n riee, aad they
Sieaaa ~ A6o barrels esusl ID ito,
sso haAAself y 4 s.lo hsgssIs y
"a 'ip busheia ~ acre uAish "a
pensy y wersh Il msskes A psr
hassa n shis M Hudieieas eooa
sliosKitg ~ ss iae faiasfs Is aetii4
Ar & i sssf s fhink
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

TmE gsest Nerid.s Exposition ~iil
oPsn o. seat Tassaay. She l6ab iass.
Pssaadees AFsss;s=s ~iA Fsssidss and
aasse VII slso - pEsseEs Psesiasri
Disz, Of sseEiss E.iaPsFsr Bgs Reasa,
81 Bfsz gfsL osber BFssiasggs o.
6gash AraeFisaa gepati.ief, ard fgasy
.f3ass -Eo4sh5es q The zBgio.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

OsE effect ot The Exposition il thus
slated y Richard Nixon, 10 The Ger
tsay Jfaeazfss, for Deeembsr ITO
say that the Exposition will base !
seflepiag eject upon the lingering
asimOsities Of the Hsr Is 70 inplg that
naeh animoaities stiIl erist-zan impii-
estion that ihe 6osthesner 4. loasil h
sdsnil There Is aching 10 potent IS
prosperity e wipe oat resentment.
The more prosperous The South has
gsome, tAe less disposition has she
felt 70 dseIl sgon vhat she WAS gsHt
- consider her injuries and to-day,
atanding - tie ese Of her great les-
iiyai, 10 shieh she has inyited tbe na-
siehs " he ssrfh. she woald resent
SIC ippatation that aIse har5orS malice
agsiass ans Donbaess boweysrs tic
Espoaits0a will briag aboEt siiil
better kp0mledge ard higher respect
ameng IT, garions sections of cur
qspmea eeantFy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-13

-
sa4s ghe riliaiaoas prcwptiags
u WaaAiagsan lobbyist apd crank
aasued Wsn slesge,a crank Con.
gnsssnna nsnsd Meallsp, 81 ahe sill
lhst lalfpaaeea \ bH seqaising ihe
sereiar 81 Ii,s reasnfy u desaasAd
fEem IL sshlsa Treasurer n
fae Worlds lnaassfisl s1a Cotton
FAseaniai kxpos hsu baA Hith
oa mi ssiFenl asyfisy u sabie
stisessss ~ " sstssn " de iean
piasie ii ~ Enised stases aui q
aae eee boad ast fpFibeelning ~
fe pssiag II tAe RzEositier,
~ = iife - take Possession u fhe
feaes & fl.s k9etiisE grounds
bppsil sefa n eas-
eiloes she
EisS ssi f2s qll,
arg tala IN
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s1zsg ssaxn sg0 noa one PeaNsn ~
Madagascar could Rad nos theFs
sSs 100000 ysra0as who segaiaTiT
aeaa ahe Bibis sJHi irtelRpesaacs
has isessases pery 1Haeb siaee she
gsor.ls base besoise mere iDis5iigsni.
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suceEssIoN 81 RgANp HAFEg.


m Lae NoarifsRn ss1dsesel District C0srf Qf IA
Assze VI L+09issaaa aad zsgszh et CialraaeE
MT0TIGE Is here5y given that label lsoIey
IN has this day lied - the Office Of the
E9erk Of the FouEteeufh Jrdieinl District
Co1rt o. The Parish Of Caleasieu and STATE Of
4.oHleiana, hsr petition praying 10 Be ap-
peAuted AdminisarAtssx 81 the above NAMED
sneeession, and her husband, John Tierney,
eo-AdndnisaFAtOr.
hoE, therefore al persons therein iaters
ested are Botiied to Sic their oppeaition, If
any they haTe, in writing, in my office. sFithin
zen DAY from the publication on this nQtiee
DE the prayer Of tue petitioner viii be- granted.
tiiFen under my hand ofzlcially, aud seal Of
otaee 10 the toEn Of Lake Charles, La, on
tbs, the Esd day Of Dseember. "A. b. 1854
dec-6.2t. THAI. MAYO Clerk.
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A Bell providing fer Peaalan "
fsel. fyraEt which sas pending IL she
gnited siases SeBage, szss aIthdzasa
81 the s8b iBsL e 1se General re-
gnsai. lie said b. Noald not seeeps
tbe pFeposad psaniea uadsr any eir-
sanslahses.
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f:!ss b lie hais.

III ESts. n. H.. WHITE ofEsrs Der
WI services 10 tBe Ladies Of Lake Ezaarlss
a. ADszraeUBr IN tBs manufacture q WEeE1hsz
AtoEErs, s1c-. cut Of lha sGzleE siso A. Bead
hSEz. bataTiss can b. seen s1 her home
one o. the .ALbsnss Bull1lHgs-9n gyEr
stree, sSssnd hpase iron the ,esTBF.
Charges L0T ssEEniRE IS. with al material
.fuFniSbsz
Lake CaaEies, Dor. q, Ass. a.
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Ar he eoga9u iscl9Eiss T. She
yicinity 81 AagRsss, Gsa, sEe now
EsasiBg sn fuE tames and hsss ad-
FsBsed tie price Of their goods >
aasraes Of cent gard. Ilis DOES
moi Look - taosgi sae busiRess inter-
ssts cf The egHusry are W be wEeeked
by tbs election 81. Democrats Peal
defl.
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geA MscrEE serssssvT e sire
o1k e0zntT Ill IssrBoerssie esa-
sies - bssn STRESSED fss eseesisa
sraaaa
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POsTAssTEg GEsEsEL HATEOz re-
eommsads AZ ifaneaists spPfoFfis.
fioR qt 800 900 ~ tlss railroad poa-
tai service fsr the remainder Of the
gear II letter sent 70 the House
% the 9Th inst, ise says The ~.
conpiishment Of certain lsng-dehired
improvements in fhs postal service,
sincerely time 10 transmission between
The East and far west has been re.
dgeed rendered itaesesssFy To esiab-
iiah q greater anonHt Of ralsay postal
SERVES than @as anticipated when tie
estimate Aas sHbmitied ard The APP
pF0pFiatien made for that Object
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ftsKT So sti10as hase eaen pasd
II pensioss assseadF Ehis IDshlh La
ontaeig Eness san Il Fieb eaaaeh
~ isas - ali a EssE
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Il 81 E1s1ed. szgs ; BHzIBnza as
pst1l o. abg fan izs.-. saat Hrs Mar
.G- Cals~aL psugg iaav q New
TcEE CITY -b5 =zE NJ Hsz1imr1r
aur1EE zbg sess5ga & Ire EasHzTT'
EguDlzl, aFsssi < zsFs ss03005 Is
aas soHfldasiaa d a GRsBoil2 university,
% bs established au5 eo1ts5lss5 gy
the Council HrT d1e- @zs sccepse5,
ani = osR-z q incorporates wa De
nsmsd EH5, l5Er5pg tns ensuing EsE-,
the plan q = ur5TsrsstT Ep- Eisa higher
eauez4soz o. ibe Gasbsilz uzlpistrJ-
~lI be egnsI5rraE- s o0fnrazfaes Of
i~sIFs bishops azi3 iaymsg. wI2h 4Arcss-
5.sbgp t75bbaBs a its bead, saz aF--
pgiGss5 igy the Cozne5l % iaks charge
o. the matter. The new university
vii. b. sasSasd an Ss~ YUrk CztT,
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Notice Of Administration
AaaSteeNA sssaiesEl Diagicf Court, FsfsA. ~
tsalcaSles, htsze III L.saia8aaa. 800
Ez1s1is Igrlet

7KKfT HEK8AS, l. L Singleton. Of fAe
wv parish Of CSleasen, has applied by
his peniti0n 10 be appointed .Administrst0r
Of The Succession of Al H. Singleton, de-
ceased iR1e Of said pArigh
40E, therefore, any PeEs0n intending to
1Ake opposition 10 sGid appointment VIII
toEn Of Lake Charles, within ten daEs from
the dRte Of the first pablieaaiOn Of this notice
feBsfS-sSs4 TFAI MAYO Clerk