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The Weekly Echo in Lake Charles, Louisiana

28 Mar 1868

Page 4

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The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1868

Page

4

Probate Sale of Wartelle Properties in Calcasieu Parish

Public sale in Calcasieu Parish on April 9, 1868, of undivided halves of several tracts of land near Little Lake and Cyprien Duhon, including a circular saw mill, buildings, and 160,000 feet of lumber. Also, shares in remaining lands and timber in the Wartelle estates, with movables sold for cash and the remainder on credit. Read, Lake Charles.

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Constitution of Louisiana Adopted in 1868

A fragmentary notice from The Weekly Echo on March 28 1868 records the people of Louisiana convening to ordain and establish a constitution to secure justice domestic tranquility general welfare and liberty for themselves and their posterity with references to a convocation on March 7 1868.

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Louisiana Constitution Preamble and Amendments Fragment

Fragmentary OCR of a Louisiana constitution text outlining rights of citizens, free press, assembly, trial rights, anti slavery, and legislative structure. Includes articles and provisions on elections, representation, and governance, with numerous typographical errors and missing words.

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