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GtS8att8 aitf Sent S1to ltllS &a4
1t0lttl10

Cincinnati. 10. San. - Scr grudl
elmer Gisfaunng I'M Sauanba bat oas sis
inI Sbio 9elodert, uuo man ermartet ieoeu
Augenblid, baB I'D oa8 2e5tere i'll Berueauna
ieben wlro, @iele Brabmen unb 0anlpfer
finc beleit5 in ben Rebenftiiiieu oes Ohio
ourh boS Sis in ben @runo qebobrt noroeu.
Auf bent Ohio iuiro oas @is nod, burdh cine
Stauuns bel SEOutont O., aufsebalten, al.
leIu Der Sru9 beIisIben taRn lcSea aHesnbld
etutreten.
- 9ie rspublifaniiden @it9leSer Ssr 9 &.
iebgebuug BON 8eoaSa uomiuirten
aefisrn 3rn. SobH y. Sones 3nm 8anbes.
Snoter.
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Sod,,patIer In Rid,tu ono .

Ni6 m no, 3D., 10. Sanuar. - Der
Sames 8tuer lit i'm raiden Stei9eu. alle
Bsrfteu uno nebrere StraBen i'm uuters1
Stabtibeile feben bsreits Inter 8aRer. Sn
0iadelts brins'n piele Samilien ibre 5abe IN
Siderbsit, uno cie 8auficute on ben bebrob,
ten Bunften laiien ibre Waareu aus ben nm.
tersn Slodnerfen entiernen. Das 6oanai-
ier miro elmer unterbalb Der Statt entitaubes
neu Glsfoduug suaeitrieben.
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RaBrescIn aeeett ole NctdIen=
rifRntJerei

GOlumb bus, D., 10. San. - SIN
StaatSienate wurOr beute cine Bill eingebrod,t,
peldle uerorouet, oaB Die 2ei9en aler N 0iients
llten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ueritorbenen
Eerionen, Sails bic lleberreite ui1t ourdb anzJ
sepDri9e beanipru91usrcen, ben dr5tli6enSes.
eineu oeS Staates Ohio gum Se,iren iIberae.
ben weroeu iouen. @s tn ieoo1 bel Strafe per-
boten, 6anoel Elit ben 2et9en sll treibem ooer
bleielben nQdl nnnfren sofnnten III hrinnen
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jSneben brett bnm Yaris empiansen:
I}oI(iSSns9Noareu

IN {elenen uno tlnherilden giuftern: Sdaalsn,
BlumenfteGasen, sonces, Statustten. 2eaer,
.&aminiimss uno Stnbmhs Serssernngsn,
Rcnneu. Gans neue Baliipz @aaren @ro6e nnb
Mud Dielfadbe Aasipaht tronsoiiid,er uno beuitber
Routfdten. als co iino: eSiener nnb Tresbencr uno
polirte MeiFngmaaren, marmorne ubren uno Bron5ez
Mrtifel. s. y. gauiofom s. s Gomp,
Rr. 8, gforo r4ibertn= =Strdbe-
gasetnridtunsss su iebr biliseu Sreien.
NSept23-)
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RnhtfffnS0m.

qittIe q d, Art., 10. San.-Gtu iiibe
lid sebrnber perioueuaHs Der n9roasMoun,
tain. Babn" entgleliie DdhRnb Der persause'
neu yiadt in Der gfd6e uou Ssnistt. .3wel
MltsIieoer ces i3u9perionals lpuioen 9aSptet
gno nlebfere YaGagiere pertpunbet.
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Oerutiid1te DspefWeu aus Netus
NRnrp

gfetuzD orf, Q. Sannar. - 9eute 10.
men bic Dampier y@pomius" uon e,uerpOOl,
.Rbinmieoa" BON cardiff uRb s9tormall
Wonart4 pon Gbielbs bier on.
Der Dampisr sSriiia" 1T bon SamburJ
angefoTmen,
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aots sbefletouma ais w:ttaas.s 0efd,.mfe

u VBir baben ben Breis pom fei oenen 9raoot=
In bieien iriben 2bele Ger Saiion tetabstiest, I'M
unere aunbeu, tati ba6 fie bis iuenise Gage Dor ben
aeiertaaen rarten. sum icttgen @infoufe bon
iei6ene TIES bis su 121s Gents betob. = -Getbene
@CARFS, Die mir b.sber UNI 81 pertouiten. fno ~
60 Eents berobseiest.-S e cne Scarfs, bia9er fur
(ytop2f ,oNitel ytr. 75. @eft= =isaHetteitra5e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-11

1873, Dertafteteu S9erifi 0aubnaun uno
0ebsimpoltsift Dober in Rr. 1928, Glib 4.
SraBe, in philadelphia eineu friiberen 9ebr.
ling unb 2rbeitsr Suntet's, Hamens Su9h
8r1ban, Der freiDiul9 nit nah Gamoen 9lHa
uno bort, nadoem man ibn auf bic @efabr
aufmertIam 9enadbt hatie, Der er ii6 eaourh
ausiete, Elm poles g ldnontS able9te, tple
er ia9te, nm cine furttbnre Galt BON leiIem
9emtIien III nebmeu.
9erielbe er;abIte, buB er friiher Bel Suuter
ais 2ebrltng uub @eieae gearbeitet babe, caB
sr Ip6ter in cine ipenig quite 0eiellihaft ge
fOmmeu lei uno SauIrbanoeI setriebsu babe;
oaB SIuier ibn mteoerholt aufgeIu6t uub
pom tbm uerlaust babe, er icQe ben 4rnt'
ltrong umbrinseu. Sir Die Chat babe tbm
punter $500 ueriprOhen, babe lhm aber nur
$40 30 9egeben. Am %. Sanuar babe ibm
puntsr mtt3etbellt, caB Armitrong natl Cant
ben fabreu meroe uno oaB oeshalb bic Chat
an ienem 4bcnoe ausgeiiibrt iuerSeH mitiie.
Gr wollc ibn (@raham) besIeiteu uno 9cuse
Der Sbat iein. Duntcr babe baHu sinsn nies
ort9en Sllsbut getanit (pdbreno er fets einen
iebr bobeu Setoenbut trus), babe ibm ben
pammer uub oas Bell sur ausflhruns Der
Sbot geseben, uuO fur3 Dor llhr ieien 6uu.
Ter nHo Arnlftro1g geneinihdfiliA nah @amf
ben anf9sbrodlen, gefolgt BON 9raham. SR
&aHoen ieien 9nnter un6 armitroug in Ell,
nem StraBeubabupas9on ua6 Oer 3. II. Sius.
StraBe gefabreu, pdhreHo er islbn (9rabam)
neben her asIauien iei. Die Ssloen ieisn
baun bic 8IneitraBe btuauf gs9angeH, uub
lpabreuo 6untcr in eine 2lqeD trat, babe er
aui Elm 3eiden SautCr'S elnen Sflag nit
Dem SanImsr naA SrmfrOng aefiibrI, Der
oenielbeu Su Booen itredte, uuo Suuter babe
oaHn nit Dem Belle oas Spier u6Qig eri6la-
gen. Damn lelen fie 10 i6uea, rpte m69lth,
nad philadelphia Suriidgefebrt. lin llbr
abeuoS iou Suuter berelt5 in ieluer Woh-
nun9 gtr. 1904, Siio 10. StraBe, eln9etrof.
fen isin.
auf bic auslageu oes @rGbaR bin Durben
nun bon gteuem ytahforibuu9en nat Bepei
len un9eieut, uuo taft tGgllh puroen neue
@ntoedungeu Ssmadt, maIhe Ole ShuIO oes
Suntcr INNER t.arer ma9tcn. Die 6rau
uuroe geIunoCu, uon Del 9unter bcn 8il;but
getauft bate, utebrere Berionen batten i'm
IN @onuerlation nit @rabam 9eebeu, er bate
Denielben wleoerbclt in Isiner 0obnung auis
9eiuft uno su iid behellt, uno anoers n,ebr.
9raham's 9eitdnoniB mar oifenbar ett.
90 eriaDlte er /. S., alS e: nit oen pumner
na9 4rmfron9 ben Sdla9 9efitbrt babe, iei
Elm ellerner Sting, nit peld)en Der Sliel bes
oammerS SuiammengebaIts wuroe, ibm in
her Sano 9eblisben, pdbreuo Der 9ammer ;u
SOoen 9cIallen fei. Den Riu9 babe CT fort.
9eworien. NtaH iddte mad Dem Rtnge, uub
eS lteate iidl berauS, Dap Elm tleines Wdodlen
ceRielben aefnuoeu II. auisebOben bate. Der
Sting paBte aui cen Stiel uno lpm6s Der
Surp ais 8tweismtttel uorssIegt."
Ser BroieB euOete am ,. Suli b. 5. nit
Shuloisiprehuu9 oes @aidnsenen, unO ale
Initreuguuseu i'll Bcsug aul elneu ueuen BRO
scB ooer Nttloerung otS llrtbeiIs blieben obue
Srfold.
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@nSe zines Mus1tanots.

YOtt so Ie, Ycnni., 10. Januar. =
Die ,8udToesSObleHsrube" Su ShamOtin
miro am udditen Routa9e ipiscer in Setrieb
geiebt werOeu. 0le Giseutbiimer bubsu itb
DEN So-Osruu9eu Der Arb tier geiIgt uno ben
gObu lpleoer auf Den friinereH Betra8 erb6Bt.
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ShneeKIrute.

Cincinnati, 10. Sanuar.--0as iiib.
life ObiO wntoe gcftsrn bon einen beittscn
59nceiturne teimgeiudt, welhsr iid1 iitoliA
BIS uad Rtdmouo, Sp., eTfrsGte. Ser Ser.
tebr anf Den metiteu SabnGn Der 9e9eno 1T
nnterhrnf1eiI
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Sin NabcnO0fcr.

iiwautee, 9Slsc., 10. Sanuar.-Su
Ipoca, 8isc., lparo TbeI bic ueulld) im &is.
coniin- 9tius, aufssiEnoene Heids ees IS Sabre
alien Ssnrb 3otp cine 9eid)enihau gebalteu.
Sun Qauic Der llnteriHhun9 fam es ;u Gage,
oaB oes crmeroetsn Siin9ltnss Satsr, Elm
ihle6t belcumunoetss Snoipiouum, Die &C.
wobnDeit bate, i'm 3orHe zen Sungsn fiirh.
terltd) ;u miBbanStln. Olau srmittslie fer
ner, baB Der Gater gelsgeutlid etnes ieiner
seuSbnlifeu 8utbauebriide bas eisene Sino
nit etnem itumpfen geratb 10 lan9e seihla-
gen bate, bis oas Spfer toot su Sobeu fisl
auS Qnait Dor @ntoeduu9 iaste Der MSrber
ieinem SOhne jooanu cine G,itolcnfueel our1
ben 8opi nnb patf cen 2ei6nam, um eiren
Selbitmoro als nt09l.d eribeineu gu lafleu,
iaumt Dem Yiitol i'll ben SlnB. Der Satsr
bes @rnlorSeten uno iein 9tefie Willon Dotp
beiinben iid su 0oossplle in unterin6un9sf
L>sk
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0Sl Hers 3epartenenf,
~ uleatnxatorsi q firenn. Rnfhhn.a

30 more. ben ID. Sannor isia.
8efan dtn,adlune. - RaIets s&onIumentsn mgr
ben oatan eTtnnert, ooe uoR Den gpafierrgdbnuuoen
ooH 1919 ashR @roSent 9iaSonto a6ossosen
sobA. Nus trhbe en- Sanren RarnanMoe srsnossT, v
Ga msttere uniofen ourd promptc BeIsliiauno ibreT
Hs@n9nsen' SSnS, e. aharettS,
to-ol ReaiHrotos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-11

EMmart & Nnartiebs
Re. 81, yarts gtraBe (su ebsnsr erbe)
,.hfskn l1ehotatfurf naD AausmaltI
far baS Snnere bon
2ts9en, 9aQeu, ibeatetn,
SNeatHdDea 8ebdnoen, T'riraitpe ebassaasa Y.
E&tlbsr, Banner, airden Detoratiruen,
B%onpsran ntrse u. {. w.
-:0:-
~ Die Nrteit toir6 mao oen 6eFen thraie-tf&en
eslsaaIIen Selieert uno Breiie unb alusfi1runs bu
0Ibeh ben Gniosterunsen Der 3elt J. bes WeiGmadH
onaepaBt. emnlart & CuertteH,
s5resfomaler, Deioraleu,e uub 5ausmaie
kcuTit3 4 Sg h2o.p
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Rod, cine perpil,idite Ssturtdtu,,a.

= { c, TO. J0nunf. - Or Wt0rOer
6arrta puroe I'm lltr hsute iriib in eieisr
StaOt geadn9t. 9llS Die Slappe fel, crsriff
Der Strurtbstlte, oefin Sduoe nlt)t feit &C.,
buno'n maren, oa8 Seil oberbalb Der S6lrge
unb fammelte ii4 mebrere Setunbeu lang
NIT Der Strait Der 9er;pei1uug oil baiielbe
al, bis Der Seuter ss tbm nurf cine beittge
Anitreu9ung entriB. Sarreu matte ciren
mehrere giiuuten anbaltcnoeu, eutietli6eu
9nAPSfotnnf hurIh
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0onfcroffe.

NON, 10. San. - Die Ntrnla Smith
& 6orbe8, StubhGubler III Charlotte, 81
s., nuo in bieier stabt, fiuo bancroft. Die
Yaitua ioaen ii6 auf $50, 900 nno bic uoml=
nclcn 2lftiua auf 100000 beIaufen.
WemsD orf, 10. Sar.-0ie Gusnwaa'
rcrbdublcr Soieph SmiofI & gewiS Dt. VI:
utngiton iibertru9cn bcute lhr @ei6Gft oil
Raper Naiiuacr. Yaifuu $l0O, O,429; Attipa
$47, ,659.
Allentown, Ba.. 10. San. - @8 uer,
luutet, caB bic oeebigb Yalep @tierl.eonp."
i'm Be9rifie itebt, Santerott Su maheu. 9as
Atttentapttal oer @slel,faft bsnd9t $780,,
900 Die BaKoa iuo unbsoeutcnO i'm 8;rs
hGltuiiie III oem 8crtbe oes bon eer @ompag.
ME beieiiencu Gtsentbums. 9R Safe oas
9eritd)t fih befdtigt, 10 geratbcu uisle BON
Der @clsIlduIt angeiiellte arbctter auber Se-
id,aftraun9.
@tnctnuati, 10. 9an.-Oie 8oQipius
nerci @sis1l6ait su 3tfftu, Ohio, bot ibre
3ablungen sin9eitclt. paifua $50, 900; III
iiou nidlt erulilteIt.
Detroit, Did,, 10. San. - Der Soli.
bduo!er 8. g. 9SOoos in Saofiou, Wfl.,
iteate heu!e ieiHe 3abluHgsn ell. PuiFuu
$4,000.
Dayton, o, 10. Sanuar. DIE GGen.
luaarenbduoler .. Bluterit & @ebriioer finO
banferolt. YaiEua $50, 600; Ntttpa SIS, 900.
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Gin fd,ctRlidlcS 0er6rcd,e,..

@lnClnnatl, 10. San.-Glne Sp}ilals
Qepeid)e mslpet, buB am lctten 9ieniias
Ibeuo brei Wauncr, NamenS Ntc6arIauo,
BatteliOn uno Dtalouep, In ba5 Sau5 elWeS
betagteu WauneS, Manners yseuil, nabe Be.
catoHic ciuorangeu, heu GIseuthiimer an
cinen Baum banOen uub lhu miBhauoelten,
bis i'm oos 8emuBtitiH ucrlleB. Die Shcu-
iale 9rtfIen Oaraui bic 20 idbrise 8rau 9teOil,
owic tbre 20 idbrige 8O9ter an uuo ueriibtcn
namenlole Serbredeu on ben llu9litdliten.
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Sunter's Sinrtd1tnms.
Serpfuidte 9eufer8arbeit
8sin formeucs @eitanOniB

Ses Weruttheilte baIb toot ilad) oem Sd)aus
plate aetragen. n.-Gine idleahlidIc Seenc.
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SelegrapNfdle 9epeidle1t.
JnianO-

[geriGte Der ~gToeirten greife. fur ben rSeutldeu
Gorreipouoenten].l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-11

Sort 8obinion, 0sbr., 10. Sanuar,
3 llAr Mor9ens.-0ie ieit lettem Sftober bier
9eiangcnen ieinoliden &bepsnnen nuroeu Dor
elni9en Saqen benadrihtist, cap ite nGdfens
n1d] Dem Snbiauer- Ssrritorium gebraht uer
Zen iollten. Gle perbiclteu ff ieilbem b6dylt
miirrlit unb srtldlteu, iie ruollten liebsr iters
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12
The Good Templars.

We attended on Thursday night n
sociable, Mt Pixies Hall, given by this
order as a finale to their annual confer
ence, held in this city during Tuesday
and Wednesday last. Eloquent and
forcible addresses were delivered by
Prof. Nicholson, Mr.. Secretary Crane
and the Rev. DR.. Sawyer, after which
tho large attendance of ladies and gen
tlemen repaired to the supper and re-
freshment tables, and engaged in pleas
ant conversation, and promenading
around the spacious and brilliantly
lighted Hall. We had the pleasure Of
meeting several Of the very accomplished
lady members of the order from abroad,
in whose agreeable company we spent
most of the evening.
Owing to the want Of space this week,
we arc unable to do full justice to the
occasion, but will do SO at some future
time.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term, lS79-SO:
J. NJ. Watkins, NJ. d. G. W. c. T.. ;
II. Skolfeld, CIV. G. Miss Kate Gerard,
G. W. V. r.; W. W. Crane, Jr., G. w.
sccretary;T G. HICKMAN, G. w. A. S. /;
II. Williams, G. W. T.; i. Boden, q. w.
C.;S. w. Thomas, CIV. NJ. /; Mrs. X. f.
Thomas, G. w. y. NJ; w. NJ. Wood,
G. w. g.; Henry Vessel, G. w. s.; Y. A.
Woodward, G. Representative; X. W.
Knickcrbockcr, G. Alternate; Mrs. c. NJ
Bearor, G.. $. l. T.; T. II. Jones, ?. G.
W. CT.
The next ANIMAL session will meet o,
the I'll Tuesday of April. 1880, at Morgan
City.
After the adjournment of the Crane
Lodge, J. NJ. Watkins, CIV. G. r., elect
in company with other officers Of thu
Grand Lodge, conferred the 2d and 81
degrees of Templarlood on twenty-thrc'
members of Capital Lodge No. IL, of on
| citv
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12
Last Mondays Election.


The municipal contest passed off in the
most peaceablc manner, and with the
best of feeling. The desire having been
expressed by the numerous candidates
that they be allowed o scrnb-race, ont
side Of party lines, no steps toward nom
nations were taken, and in consequence
an "up and up" fight was had all around.
There were two candidates tor Admin
istrator Of Finance and five for Adml1l-
istrator of Police; The present incun'-
bcnts for these positions, Messrs. Lange
and Hillen, were reelected. In the first
ward Mr.. John J. Wax was reelected
Coun Gilman, and Mr. John Grady elected
to fiji the other vacancy. In the second
ward the race was uncomfortably close,
Mr.. +. d. Schloss being elected by the
small majority Of five votes over Messrs'
+. NJ. Brooks and Jules Froment, be-
tween whom there was tie--just Of two
votes over Mr.. +. w. Willis. This will
necessitate the holding Of n special elec.
ton to fill the one remaining vacancy
caused BY the above mentioned tic. In
another place will be found full return
of the vote given the several candidates
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12
4 Cotton Factory.

THE looms at the pcnitentiary are still
in the best of order, and they present to
any cnterprising man or firm the very
best opportunity for II paying invest
ment. The buildings and machinery
are there ready to be utilized, 80 that
the capital can be used for the purchase
of the raw material that is hauled to our
city from the ncighboring country in
more than sufficient quantity to keep it
supplied, thus saving all freight and
other charges thereon. As to the man
ufactnrcd goods, they can be shipped to
New Orleans or to the West by river ut
the very smallest cost. Coal or wood
fuel can be had here as low as anywhere
else. AS to labor, our city, that con
tains some eight thousand souls, would
more than supply it, and at the cheap
cat rates. Many ofour population would
be but too glad to avail Themselves ot
the opportunity of obtaining employ
mcnt. A small rental, and every tacil.
ity will be extended by the lcssccs ani
board of control Of the penitcntiary, tt
further this enterprise. Any practica
business man cannot fail to see mt {
glance that no such advantages are Of
fcrcd in any other locality.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12

A Grand Ball will he gwen on next
Tuesday, the 18th inst, Mt Pixies Hall,
by those favoritc musicians, the 1nde-
pendent Silver Cornet Band. They pro
pose to be the boute en- train of the pleas
urcs that are to follow during the spring.
The winter has been unusually calm in
the way of amusements, and now that
Lent is over, these young gentlemen
fluid it a propos to set young America to
dancing. We endorse this good move,
and join the band in inviting their many
friends to attend. They will furnish,
the best of music and refreshments; and
all arrangements calculated to render
the soiree a most enjoyable one will
surely be made. Our thanks are exten-
ded the managers for complimentary
ticket.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12

The Katydid's captain comes at us this
week with an explanatory letter CON
ccrning the Irregularities of the trips of
the swift little carrier of the mails be-
tween DOnaldsonville and this place.
To quote some of our contemporaries, she
didn't" not because "she wouldn't" )"
but simply "conldn't," owing to the ne
cessity of having some repairs to make.
The Captain, in his anxiety to set him,
self right, calls our attention to the fact
that for some time back his "racer' has
been coming to time, unlike in this ts
the noted Grandfather's Clock that stop
ped-short for the Katy now blows hel
whistle regularly for our landing every
evening, without fail. We are not an
CRY at you, Capt. Crowell! We only
want to keep yon going as you've dont
during the last ten days; and on those
terms we will he members of the same
happy family.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12
I)uurau

Duncan.
By virtue of writ of fe'i .facias issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit,
and directed to the Sheriff Of said parish,
from the Honorable Court aforesaid, |
have seized and will expose to public
sale, in front of the Courthouse door OF
said parish, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April next,
A. d. 1879, between the hours Of II
o'clock a. IN. and A o'clock p. m., all the
right. title, interest and claim of the
defendants, Mrs. l.. NJ. and A. l.. Dun
can, in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit:
"a certain lot of ground situated in
the city of Baton Rouge, being lot NUM-
Der (6) six, of square number (o) eight,
laid out by Richard Devall, measuring
sixty feet front on Laurel street, by one
hundred and twenty feet along Fifth
street, being corner lot, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon" The same being described on
map made by Michael Gill, in 1855, as
eastern halves Of lots Nos. and ., 0i
square No. :, Devall Town.
"Also, lot number (3) three, Of square
number (3J three, situated in that part
of the city of Baton Rouge, laid ont by
Hickey, Duncan and Mather."
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
of judgment, interest and cost claimed
| i'm the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms of sale-cash, with the benefit
of appraisement. J. w. BATES,
marl3-3t Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12
YThe City Council Proceedings.

For the information Of our readers, we
publish an extract Of the proceedings Of
this body, at their meeting on last
Wednesday:
The Mayor brought to the notice of
the Council the fact that he had been
informed Of Vacancy existing Of one
member III the representation from the
Second Ward, caused by % tie vote be-
tween two of the candidates for the City
Council and suggested that an election
be ordered under the charter to fill said
vacancy.
By Mr.. Wax, seconded by Mr.. Sanchez:
Resolred, That the Administrator Of Po-
lice be instructed to observe and report
when and where any of the street lamps
are not lighted, or If they are not kept in
good order, and present said report to
the Council ut the end Of each month,
with the view of making the proper de-
duction for same.o Adopted.
The Mayor stated that he now wished
to inform the Council officially of his
election as o member of the State Con
stitutional Convention, which was to
meet on the 2lst of this month; that the
motive which prompted him to accept
the nomination as q candidate, was the
fact that questions would be brought up
before the convention in which the city
of Baton Rouge had deep interest and
the passage 6 which In its favor, his
friends urged that he could materially
promote. As the Legislature had pro-
vided for the remuneration of the mem
bers of the Convention, he desired it to
be understood that he wished to relin-
ouish his salary as Mayor during the
| time in which he would receive pay as a
member of the convention.
He further requested that the Council
grant him leave of absence during the
time of the sitting of the convention and
appoint one of their number, rs provided
for by the city charter, to act as Mayor
during his absence and recommended
that the acting Mayor receive the salary
to which he would be entitled.
1t was moved and seconded that leave
of absence be granted the Mayor as
asked for. and that Mr. John Wax be
appointed to act ~ Mayor during his
absence. Adopted.
/ By Mr.. Wax, seconded by Mr.. Sanchez:
Resolred That action Oh the recommend
alton of the Mayor in regard to the dis
position of his salary be deferred until a
future meeting of the Council. Adopted.
II was moved and seconded that the
Council adjourn to meet on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at II o'clock, a. m. Adopted
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor
GEORGE HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12

Mai. w. L. Cluycrlus Is so modest HIM
self that he wants us to say it for him,
to our public, that he has just received
lot of white lead, paints, linseed and
other oils, turpcntine, and, in fact,
everything that is needed to give ones
residence the usual furnishing up that
cyery man of taste wants to see done to
his palace. He keeps the insurance Oil
in store for lighting up the premises i'll
such manner as to make one believe that
gas manufacturing apparatus is at-
tached to the dwelling. The Major don'
do any humbugging himself, he only
furnishes the oils to those who do, and
under such circumstances, he's not re-
sponsible. His drug establishment is
now in the finest trim, containing, az
it does, one of the most complete as.
sortments ever brought to our city. All
we can add is. that he's ready for The
spring trade.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12

An affidavit was made on Wednesday
night before Justice Way, charging o. e.
Iulbs and w. Curran with forcibly
Selling and carrying away into the
country one Rosa Hayes, colored. The
parties, on their return Tuesday morn
ing, were arrested by Sheriff Bates and
confined in the parish Jail. They applied
for bail before Judge McVca, who bond
ed them in the sum of $3.50 each, III con-
sidcratiml of the plea set up by the
accused that they were aiding the h''s-
band of this woman in bringing her
back to the marital roof. A charge OF
creating disturbance of the peace has
been entered in the Mayors Court against
the accused, who are to appear in an
swer to-day ats o'clock q. IN. In vie"
of the above legal proceedings, we for
hear making any comment.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-04-12

Last Monday-elcction day-for tie
reason that the Sheriff and tho Mayor
were in doubt as to the proper author
ity to order the bar-rooms and saloons
to close, these establishments kept open
all through the day. TO the surprise of
every one, very little drinking was done,
contrary to the custom on similar occa-
sions when these resorts are closed
by order Of the authorities. In fact, a
disappointed proprietor Of one of the
bar-rooms facctiously remarked that it
was because of the fact that none of the
candidates had money enough to make a
single man drunk! We can't but be-
levc that it il because the fruit was not
forbidden that the boys abstaincd from
going for it.