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Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Baton Rouge Looking Up.

The re-cstahlishmcnt of the Capital ut
this place hos infused now life to all it's
inhabitants. Repairs arc progressing
on oil sides. Several now buildings and
enterprises arc In contemplation. On
Main street we notice particularly, that
Mrs. J. M. Parker, the entcrprising pro-
prietress Of tho we'll known dry goods
and millinery emporium, is having u
handsome tlag-stone pavemcntla laid along
tho sidewalk extending in front of her
capacious stores, wherein she is prcpar-
ing by largo receipts of now stock, to
supply the wants of the large influx of
customers that will no doubt visit our
city this fall, for the purpose of excl,ang-
ing tho proceeds Of the bountiful crops
that tho present prospects promise.
If there was ever % time when bright
future was indicated for Baton Rouge,
that time is noW. Lumber and building
material arc in demand.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
The Oapitolian q Candidate.

In tho month Of February last, when
tho prospect was, to say tho least, a
doubtful one, tho CArIroIIAN flung ont
boldly it's banner to the breeze, to battle
for the restoration Of the Capital to Baton
Rouge. How well we have fought the
fight romans for our people to decide.
We know, however, thai It has done its
level best, Through tho support Of a
number Of patrons the CArlTOLlAN has
been enabled to make It's way succ ,ss-
fully and bridge ovcr every impedim Int.
We propose to continue tho enterprise Of
rendering II live newspaper, that will
vigorously advocate every INTEREST," Of
our city. If our citizens recognize shc
necessity Of fostering and maintaining
an outspoken Democratic journal, ttcy
will come forward md advertise its its
columns, and enroll their naIaes on pur
list of subscribers.
We aro besides prepared with n c',m-
pleto job Office to execute oil work in} ho
printing line, in tho very neatest style,
and at prices that will compare fav.lra-
bly, with those of tho outside. III q
word, we nre candidates for tho patron
ago Of liberal public.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Judge Charles Nov 90.

Tho above named gentleman during
his term Of office has, up to this time,
shown himself ono Of tho most comw-
tent men that ever snt upon tho bonCl,
Of this Judicial District Always at his
post, aflablc, amiable with every one,
aud above all learned In tho law, ".
regret thnt under the now order Of
things, which may occur by tho adop-
ton Of the new Constitution, we may l,e
deprived Of his services as a District
Judge, Under tho provisions of tho new
Constitution, however, the State Is divi-
dod into District md Circuit Courts,
and m Iberville happens to bo among
the parishes which compose tho 6ire,it
In which Judge Mcvea lives, we feel
gratiiied to say that he will bc n cnnii-
date for the position. Unless so,ne
change IN made, this officer will bo MP.
pointed or elected by the Legislature,
and among all the members Of tho lar
residing in tho parishes composing the
circuit, we know of none who would DO
more acceptable than Charles McVea.-.
fberrille South.
We can add but little to tho above do
served compliment, and heartily endorse
every word oft. We know that all our
people will gladly hail the nows that
will apprize them Of the selection Of
Judge McVoa to the bench Of our Cir
cuit9 A more conscientious, upright
and thoroughly capable gentleman does
not live than is our esteemed Judge, the
Hon. Charles MCVoa. .
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
A Complimentary Serenade.

A WELCOME HOME TO OUR DELEGATES
On last Friday night large numbo,
of our citizens, headed by tho Indepcnd.
ont Silver Cornet Band, called on on,
delegates residing In tho city, Messrs
HerrOn and Jastremski, and rendered to
these gentlemen complimentary sere.
made, ~ mn evidence Of their endorse
ment Of tho course pursued by tho dele.
CATION Of East Baton Rouge in tho late
Constitutional Convention. Appropriate
speeches were delivered by Fred. y.
Tunnad, Esq, tho spokesman, In be-
half Of tho citizens, which was respond
cd to by Messrs. Heron and .Jastremski
The serenading party, reinforced by
these delegates, called afterwards upon
Col. Ed. W. Robertson, M. g., who vel
coined them in his usual felicitous style.
Tho affair was then concluded over
the flowing bowl, everybody retiring in
the wee sma' hours, singing
Happy arc we tonight, boys,
Happy, happy are we"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
The Chicago, St. Louis and New 0rl4hns
Railroad Company.

For some time back rumors have oeen
in circulation to the effect that this DIM.
pany was negotiating with the NewsOr.
leans Pacific management, with view
of cons tructng branch from Pont 4ha.
toula to Baton Rouge-the new State
Capital-and from thence extending the
line westward to Alexandria and Slreve-
port. 1t seems to us that since the Mo-
bile line has taken 80 much trade away
from the Jackson route, that the cs.
tablishmcnt of this rich feeder is an
almost absolute necessity to tho main
tenance and advancement of tho in.
terests of the latter. A connection run
ming through the Capital of Louisiana
will pay largely. We hope soon to hear
that favorable conclusion has boen
reached.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Shrimps as Brain Food.

A certain editor up about Baton Rouge
very evidently has u fondncss for these
snccnlent little crustacoous inhabitants
Of the Mississippi river. yclcpt shrimps.
We have observed that when they nre
plentiful he writes Of tho fnct in u most
happy strain; but, in the lnst Issue of
his paper, ho states in u most melan-
choly way, that these little shcll-hsh
are becoming scarccr day by day. An
iish aro brain food; and what most of ,s
country fellows need, We sincerely sym.
pathize with our long.earod friend
Gretna Courier.
The above is respectfully referred to
Bro. Hyams, the Presiding Elder Of the
fraternity in these parts. It's almost n
waste of words for us to request the
"old man" to tell that fellow all nc
knows about shrimps. Somebody's top
knot Is about to be lifted. Hit him hard
and fearlcssly--he carries baby IN his
arms, and has no friends!
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
l')tqd.

WALLACE--1n this city, on Wedncs.
day, July 23d, 1870, Mahugh Wallace,
infant son Of William aud Celestiue Wal
lace, aged = months and n days.
There Ia sadness at tho home Of our
friends. Their little ono has preceded
them to that homo whore tho weary
dwelleIS Of Earth'S kingdom find ~,
eternal haven Of rest; there to remain
In tho unbrokcn enjoyment Of evcrlast.
ing happiness. We join tl,eir many
friends In extending our sympathy to
tho stricken family circle.
PREsTON--At Dngger's Springs, Va,
july Goth, 1879, pinckney Huger Pres.
ton, son Of John and the lnto Mira. Celes-
tine II. Preston, nged 10 months and IA
days.
The heartfelt sympathy Of the Carr.
ToLlAN IL extended to tho borrowed ia-
tler In his recent misfortune.
"A bright angel, Major, your little
darling hus gone to meet his mother in
the everlasting realms of lleaveni There
helwill mover know the bitter experience
Of this worldly life but instead, amid
never-ending bliss, no will grace tho
throne Of his Father on High"
BIRD--At Mulberry Grove plantation,
on Sunday, July 9th, 1870, Mrs. Mary
G. Bird, rolict Of tho late Gilbert Daigre,
aged 63 years.
GATES--At Conrad's Point, on Tues
day, july 2Dtl,, 1870, William Gatos, q
native Of Mississippi, aged GO years
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

Cor IT BAD I'm another column will
be found "Town Boy's' appeal to his
marble-heartcd lady-lovc. 1t is strictly
against our rules to publish any commu.
nication that does not bear tho sigma
ture of the author. In this case, how.
ever, VIC make an exception. Wo can
see that "Town Boy" is not happy; he
wants her to know that he is in great
trouble, but is afraid to tell her so rira
roce, like u little man. lie apprchcnds
that she might reply: "Go ,cay, youre
too mean For
"Fm watching the days grow bright and
dim,
Till three months pass away;
I'll watch and wait for my dear loved
one,
My darling who wears the grey.
"CadePs Darling."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Those Thirty-pive Thousand Dollars.

Wo understand that, In keeping with,
time-honored custom, somo' pull backs
are grumbling at the contribution ton
dored by the citizens and the City Coun-
Gil towards rebuilding tho Capitol This
IL ono growl That must be peremptori'y
laid on tho table. II Ia entirely out Of
order II We want the Capital the
money must be raised. and no mistake.
Grin though they may, they must bear
II. We have had enterprises enough
"pulled down. In tho past, not to por-
NIT this ono to fall through In the nsnal
way. The money Ia hero to do 1t, and
those who are largely Interested In pro-
perty must at lastl como forward and
do something for the community. Tho
people expect II Of them, aud they must
not think OF backing ont this time.
II is only expected that those having
the means will advance tho amount on
securities duly authorized by the Con.
stitution. Therefore thcy mako no do
nation. m they arc to he paid to tho
last cent. As to tho ability Of Baton
Rouge to pay this sum, we have but to
point to tho forty thousand "Rcdbacks'
ipu,tNd uo,nN vNnra mn far Tim ,urnOuN Or
taking mp lot Of warrants that repro
scntod no such general advancement as.
tho return Of tho Capital. These were
redeemed without much trouble by the:
city.
So, como up to tho scratch, gentle.
mon, and lay your heads together t'i
arrange tho best possible scheme to Of:
feet tho object In question. Go to worls
at it--a,,d tho sooner tho botter.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES ADOPTED
Rooms or BOARD or HEALTH,
Baton ROupe. .tulv 10th. 1870.

Rooms or BOARD or HEALTH, I
Baton Rouge, july 3Oth, 1870.
In response to call, tho Board Of
Health Of the city Of Baton Rouge mot
ut 4 o'clock p. M, this day---a quorum
present. .
Tho following telegram from 8. s. Her.
rick, Secretary Of tho State Board ol
Health was read and submitted by the
Health officer:
OfricE BOARD or ItEAL1M, I
New Orleans, July Goth, 1879. !
Or. J. w. Dnprec, Health officer, Baton
(: Rouge, La.:
: Four cases Of yellow fever reported
altogether. Ono died Sunday night.
One sickencd ut Morgan City Sunday.
S.S. HERnCK,
Secretary Board Of Health.
After which tho following resolutions
were adopted
by DR.. T. J. Burlington, seconded by
Mr.. J. j. Wax
WHEREAS, Tho Baton Rouge Board Of
Health has been officially informed Of
tho existence Of few cvses Of yellow
fever in the city Of No W1Orleans ; there.
fore bolt
Rcsolred, That tho City Council be ro-
qnested to promptly carry out the sani-
tary recommendations Of tho Board Of
Health under tho directions Of tho
Health Officer; further, that tho Conn-
ell immediately furnish tho Health ON
il'cer with the necessary quantity Of
Zinc Iron Disinfectnnt.
by Professor Magrudcr, seconded by
DR.. Burlington
Resolred, That, whcrens tho city of
Baton Rouge IL now perfectly free from
yellow fever, we earnestly solicit the
cordial aud hearty corporation of all
our citizens In carrying out the sanitary
recommendations Of tho Board Of Health
for tho protection Of tho community
against the introduction Of yellow fever.
Tho Board adjourned subject to cnll.
J. W. DurREE,
Health Officer.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Attention, Taxpayers !
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE.

Baton Rouge, July 3lst, 1879.
FTHE revision of the Tax Roll for State
l. and Parish Taxes for the year 1879,
will be opened on MONDAY, August
4th, 1879, for inspection and correction
Mt this office, Courthouse building, as is
required by Section %, Act No. 96, Of
1877. All persons interested will take
due notice and attend to same in due
time. JOS. r. YOUNG,
aug2 Assessor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

The above statement shows tina. the
"tail end' of the wasteful expenditures
OF previous years, joined in lump,
amount to large sized elephant. The
chickens are coming home to roost.
So much has been previously said on
this subject, that for this week we Nor
bear from further comment. 70 our
financiers in the Police Jury is assiA ,cd
the duty of settling the matter.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

Don't forget That we have just receiv-
cd lot Of now aud late styles Of typo
specially adapted TO tho printing Of
cards, bill.hcads, noto-hcads and circu-
lars. Call and examine specimens.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Notice..

DERsONs holding claims, such M
i warrants or certificates Of indebted
ness, againSt the parish of East Baton
Rouge, not In suit, are notified to present
them for registry to tho undersigned,
within sixty days from this date, or they
will be barred.
by order Of the Committee.
T.. y. CHEAIiAM,
nnvM On, (Inrl,
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

j.. =. Mcl1ugh IN our duly authorized
agent Mt Ambrosia, East Baton Rouge
parish, and authorized to receipt for
subscription and advertising.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTER,

NOTICE TO SUGAR Planters
~ am now prepared to take orders
for Horse or Steam Sugar Mills manu-
factured by the Blymyer Manufacturing
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, and by
George l.. Squicr Il Bro, Buffalo, n. Y.
| am the agent for the above firms and
would advise all parties who intend to
purchase mills this season to send il,
their orders early, while cheap frcights
can be procured. WIN. GARIG.
DRICK-I have Oh hand and ready for
- delivery 100000 finest quality ma
chine-ma1e Bricks, which offer for sale
in quantities to suit purchasers, at the
lowest market price.
have also on hand o lot Of Brick espe-
cially suitable for paving purpoScs.
Parties desiring to purchase above will
call at my Office for orders for same.
WM. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
The Parish Debt,

The debt Of tho parish will amount to
$93, 425 AZ, as follows:
Amount of registered debt un-
der registration closing 3lst
July, 1879, about. $l6,O 900 90
lInnaid hills
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
Thq youisiana Capitolian,
LOCAL MATTERS.
Fine Job Work at the Capitolian.

Single copies Of the Capito'idn can be
found for sale nj Mike Chambors' stu.
tionery establishment md lIeroman's
Blus Store,
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
PIANO
Tuning and Repairing,

DROF. J. s. LAvERTY, Instructor Of
J. Music IN tho Louisiana Institution
for tho Blind, respectfully announces to
tho people Of Baton Rouge md vicinity
that he will tune and repair pianos Mt
tho most reasonable rates. An expo.
ricnce Of years gives him u thorough
knowledge Of the business, mud he guar
antees satisfaction, or no charge IL made.
A trial IN all le Aaks.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

NEW STOCK SADDLERY. Mems
lN Saddles, Eoys' Saddles, Ladies' Side
Saddles, Riding Brides, Hiding Whips,
Saddle Blankets, Snddlc-bags, Wooden
aud Leather Stirrups. A large and good
assortment of tho above In store, and
prices lower than they have ever hccn,
at store Of WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

Major Thomas Mcintyre, the late ef'l-
ciont Scrgoant-at-Arms of tho Convon-
tion, Is our dnly authorized agcnt in
New Orleans. Our friends IN the Cres-
cent City aro requested to send IN their
fnvors through him.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

NEW GOODS--Persian Insect Pow
~ der, Hop Bittcrs, Ballnnd's Flea
Killer, McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Strictly Pure White Lend, Gold and Sill
yer Paper, Tissue Paper, oil colors, IN
cob's Cordial for DiarrhTa, etc, etc, ut
je2l BROOKS DRUG STORE.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
NEW ADVER1ISE'MEN b EN1,S.

III y. LANG, Attorney md Counselor
Ill. ut Law, Donaldsonville, Lit. win
practice In all courts Of the State Of Lou
isinnn. jyID
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02
l Have Received
A MOTHER SUPPLY Of

LEJ0UR'S TOILET POWDER,
an indispensable article for ladies' toilets;
also those splendid 4 aud s Row Tooth
Brushes, genuine English; Dandoinc
and Ounce Seed; "FERR1NE PILLS.
will cure ChillS md fover--il0 cure, no
pay.
LYONS FERRATED ELIXIR
IL one Of tho best tonics known, cspe-
cially for dobilitation after sickness Of
nny kind; II builds up tho strength and
gives appetite. II yon want to smoke
A REAL GOOD CIGAR,
try the "Bock,' they have no equal this
side Of New Orleans. "And, don't you
forgot It," when you 70 TO paint your
house, that the
SOUTHERN cos WHITE LEAD
IN the best spreads over more surface,
and Ia whittier; nnd If you want u good
job, nse
NEW YORK BOILED LINSEED OIL.
ColorH, kalsomine md Brushes always
on hand. Bath Towels, Brushes ana
Soups just received. A fresh supply Of
Drugs constantly arriving and for sale
low by
W. +. CLUvERIUs, Druggist,
(l'Ogel's old stand,)
jy19 Baton Rouge, In.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

TOW PEAS-25O sacks choice Caro-
" lima Clay and mixed Cow Peas, for
planting, just received and for salo by
William Garig.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

CUGAR KETTLE TILE-I have ON
- hand Brick Tile, suitable for setting
Sugar Kettles, which / offer for sale tl
lowest market prices. WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

LNRESH GARDEN SEED have Just
l. received and offer for sale tull sup
ply Of Fresh Garden Seed, from nursery
ofD. NJ. Ferry ~ Go. WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

nID you cver--Wcll, yes. In fact, we
~ always buy our groceries from
David e. Gnrig.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

Bro. Cosgrove, of the Natchitochcs
Tmdicdtor, in company with our friend
and ex-colleague in the Convention, tho
Hon. NJ. J. Cunningham, passed up on
Sunday morning last, on tho way home
on board the steamer Silver City. 1t
was our intention to give these two gal
lant gentlemen parting hand-shake at
the coal landing. To our great disap-
pointment the steamer halted only to
iasten on to barge, thus depriving us
of the anticipated pleasure. With wav-
ing of handkerchiefs, however, greetings
were interchanged. We extend to our
kind friends and staunch citizens those
best wishes for their prosperity and hap
p'ness, that their good qualities so we'll
entitle them to receive. We hope to
meet them often again.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

w AGONS-- james Roosa md Gra-
w hams celebrated Memphis Wagons
and Cnrts always on hand, which offer
ut prices to compete with any in the
market. WIN, GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

Tho insinuation of the Capitoiian that
we indnlgcd in meditation fancy froo'
with bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup under an oak tree on tho ever
glorious Fourth, IL u weak device Of the
enemy. We hurl defiance at tho base
hcfalnator and challenge the deputy
young man to the proof. Sugar Planter.
Proof, thunder! We made no such
charge. Soothing Syrup don't mako %
follow drunk for u weok--and this ac-
counts for that missing number Of the
dear old rural sheet
Sit down, Bro. llyams, you aro wrong
sit right down !--or your temperance
brothers will have that famous grab on
your threadbare unmentionables !
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

.Wo received tl,is week u stalk Of sugar
emo having nino rod joints, tho produo-
ton Of Mr.. Cclcstin Thomas, of this
parish. II Is n rarity for this season Of
tho year, and shows Mr.. rs crop to be
worry forward indeed.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

direct attention.
Major Thomas Mcintyre, the latc etli-
cicnt Scrgcant-at-Arms Of tho Conven-
tion, is our daly authorized agcnt in
New Orleans. Our friends IN the Cres-
cent City aro requested to send IN their
favorp through him.
.Wo received this week stalk Of sugar
emo having nino rod joints, tho produc-
ton Of Mr.. Cclcstn Thomas, of this
parish. II Is rarity for this season Of
tho year, and shows Mr. rs crop to DO
worry forward indeed.
Mr.. John l., rattison, Of tho Arm Of
Pattison H. Bovard, " md u Gravier
street, Now Orleans, Wholesale liquor
dealers, called ut our sanotum this week.
Tho price lists Of this reliable house
convince ns that bargains In tho way Of
drinkables, Can be made by ordering
from them. Give them q trial.
BALLOON ASCENSION. On tomorrow
evening, ut ak o'clock, there will DO u
balloon ascension ut the river landing.
The affair is to be managed by Commo.
dore J, G. Favrot, in behalf of tho lnde-
pendent Silver Cornct Band, who nro TO
enlvcn the scene by tho rendition of
several Of their choice selections. Tho
public arc respectfully invited toattend.
Tho ascensionist Ia to bo solected among
tho most venturcsome of those ,,reecnt.
RAIN, RAIN Tho long looked for
showers have como ut Inst. For tho past
week this neighborhood has received It's
share of dissolving clouds. Through q
wise dispensation of Providence tho
burning crops havc been refreshed, and
everything looks as green In the coun-
try M the famed Emerald Islc.' Il tho
angel who has charge Of that depart
mcnt will turn the sprinkler in another
direction, just for u few days, this sec.
tion will give u good account Of itself in
the produce markets Of tho world.
CArlTOLIAN BASE BALL CLuB.-Iast
Wednesday night u number Of spirited
young men organized club under tho
above title. Tho boys understand full
well that to uphold it they'll have to "get
mp and dust" in tho most lively manner,
and they boast that they moan to do
nothing else. The following gentlemen
were elected as officers Of the club:
Leon Jastremski, President.
j. w. Bates, Vice President.
Louis Krctz, Treasurer.
Thomas N. Skoliicld, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

INSURANCE Oil-l7Oo fire test guar
L anteSl to be non-explosive. David
a. Garig.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

McMUNN'S Elixir Of Opium, Hop
Vl Bitters, Black Dranglt, Ballarl's
Flea Killer, Insect Powder, Parkcr's
Ginger Tonic, Brodie'S Cordial, Cuticura,
NtC., etc, Mt ErOnkH' Drug Store.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

ElRESH PLASTER PARIS--Marble
Il Dust and Plasterng Hair, ut Brooks
Drug Store.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

4 FULL line of Lmdborg's and Lu-
~. bins Famous Extracts and French
Sachct Powder, at Brooks Drug. Store.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

A. d. LYTLE.-We were reminded
that this renowned Photographic artist
was still "alive and kicking" by meet
ing him on tho streets this week. He
looked as gay as "big sun0ower' as
he presented us a copy Of tho Cincinnati
Gazette, for which courtesy we extend
him our donblc-breastcd appreciation.
He tells us that he is still ut it, repro
ducing the images of our pretty girls
and boys. We say pretty, because we
have no other here. In his late collec-
ton we understand that the bucolic
figure of the vicar of st. Michael-brother
Hyams-occnpios II prominent station MS
ris-d-ris to that of our youthful-looking
publisher. We go this evening to view
the happy pnir.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

NOTICE TO BUILDERS--1 have Just
~ received, and offer ut low figures, n
fresh supply Of Cape and Ohio River
Lime, Hydraulic Cement and Fire Brick.
WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

\ LDERNEY Milk-Choicc goods s'l-
~ perior to any. Try it. David Il
Gariy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

NOTE Brilliant--Bny this brand of
" Flour and you will be pleased, ut
DAVID L. Garjp's.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-02

JonN j. WAX, EsQ.--To this public
spirited and patriotic citizen, the editor
of this papcr-and our people--aro under
lasting obligations. When in response
to the call of our friends We consented
togoto the Convention, there to represent
their dearest interests, Mr.. Wax accept
cd tho charge we left in his keeping ;
that of performing tho responsible dn-
ties of mayor of this city during our ab-
scnco. With honor to himself and to
the city, he has faithfully done his whole
duty; declining ut the same time to
receive tho salary that we had relin-
quishei during our attendance at tho
Convention. For this and many other
manifestations of his friendship and es-
teen, do wo most heartily thank him.