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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
POSTPONED SHERIFF's SALE

or LOUISIANA, Parish Court par
~ ish OF East Baton Rouge. Emanuel Feudle,
w Marie &. Graham. No, 1a.o.
hy virtue Of q writ Of alias iicIi tacta4 jssued
III the above entitled and numbered cause. and
to II" directed from the Honorable Con,t afnro
SaiN nave seized and viii expose TO p,,blic
'aI'' IN front OF tho Courthouse door Of said
parish, on
saturday, tie Eth day Of JuIy
neyt, \. D. lssO between the hours Of eleven
O'CLOCK a. M and fpur O'Clock =. NJ. of said
day, AL the right, tide, interest aud claim OF
the defendant in and to tie following described
property. to.wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND in .tis
parish OH the Comite river, known AZ the VII.
lia'n Corner tract, containing about FIVE hum
died and eighty. seven go acres, bounded ~,
the north by lands Of Della. Roche and Vauehn
now belonging to rnortgagor) east lv Sullivan
montgomery and fiDs0n, and south bv Near.
'nur and the Comite river, being part of III,
same property acquired by mortgasor as ths
succession sale "i the property belonging to
the estate OF stephen Roberts, deceased.
together with all the buildings end improy.,
ments thereon
S"ze" TO pay ard satisy the amount Of iudg.
menf' Interest and costs claimed in the aboy.
entitled and numbered cause, rs Settled in tha
Judgment rendered IN the Injunction suit erti.
yea NJ +. Graham and husband vs. J. ".
Bates, Sheriff ct. ais No. 2,i0. late Fifth now
seventeenth judicial district Court.
TERMS OF SALE-On credit of twelve
months, lor whatever the property will bring,
the purchaser to furnish q twelve months bond
with good ard sufficient surety, bearing inter.
eAt at the rate Of eight per cent per'annnID fiUm
date. special mortgage with vendors privilege
retained on TIE property sold unti final pay.
ment iun?Gn3i J. W. BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
LAFAYETTE.

; Lafayette, ut tho age of twenty, left
His young wito and flew to tho aid OF
Washington. He loaded u ship with the
supplies that were most needed by the
American troops, and helped them with
dhc prestige Of his name, with his scant
military experience, and all the money
Ro could command. Ilo not only drilled
Rs soldiers, but clothed and fed them /;
.Ind, when his own means were exhaust
dd, ho appealed to tho generosity of
others. When tho ladies Of Baltimore
proposed to give ball to tho gallant
}oung Frcnchman, he said to thcm,-
Ladies', l should be delighted to
&aucc with you, bat my soldiershaven no
ihirts.'
The ball was postponed and the bellies
lf Baltimore made shirts for the soldiers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
SHERIEE,S SALE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, late par,ab ,o,,.
49, seventeentft Judicial District Court. In
tne mater Of tho succession Of "A. ~. Stewart,
deeeased--No. 1891. Probate. ''''""'"
ny virtue OF 40 alias writ of ticri facias isnuet
IN the above entitled and numbered Sncccssio,,
a,iN 70 me directed from tho Honorable Conrt
Mofes",a holding tn and for tho said parish an,i
state, l have seized and will expose 10 mnhiic
SAFE IN front Of tho Courthouse door ~ .ai.I
parish, on ~, ''' ''''' " s""'
Saturday, the 18th dny Of July
next D. 1850, between tho hours Of eiove,,
o'clock A N and four O'Clock r. NJ. Of 81 naid 1L' DIV
AL the right title, interest and ciain, of ~.
defendant. Mrs. 4. Y. Stewart. individuailv
ana M Administrative Of tho Succession of A z
stewart, deceased In and 10 ths EiI"..i.n 80 ~,
scrioeI ,.. property, tQ.wit: 49,. W.
THE N0RTllWEST QuARrrR or SEQ.
tion No. 10. in Township No. 3 east souti ~
!a Maa.'se east containing lss 7e.10o scres, hsipx
the same entered by Joshua ". Horton ,I an.|
transferred 70 4: J. Stewart aud sfterwsrda do.
nated ~ ~ SAID Stewart TO his wife. franci. y
stewart, by an not Of donation inter. vivn. h..
lcre John McCrath, Recorder, on the iVth ,lsv
o. July, 1917, together with tho buildings and
Improvements thereon. 's' """
Seixet O pay and satisfy the amount NJ ,rao.
ment interest and costs claimed In the alwyc
enmtled "a and numbered Succession. ''''
Terms Of sale--Cssh, with the benefit of M
p'n,se.n"nt; Ta ,n icon j. W. BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
COL. GARDNER TAKES AN
APPETIZER.

There lives in the vicinity of Wooster
down in the wilds of Wayne County au
|ancient veteran of the Mexican war who
|is known rs Colonel Gardner The
Colonel has in his declining years ap
| Iplied himself very steadily to tho task
of paying Off the national debt, and the
tax on the amount Of tangle-foot
CONSUMED by him in year materially
Judgments the internal revenue receipts
lof his district One warm day last
summer, his stock of ardent having
||giyen out, the old gentleman mounted
his horse and rode to the village drug
store to replcnish the same. The
|proprictor Of the pill foundry was absent
ut the time of his arrival. and the
assistant was green country boy, whose
knowledge of the drug business was yet
to be gained. The Colonel ordered the
young man to measure him out q quart
of whisky. The youth took down a
large jar, the contents of which rcsem-
bled the desired article III appearance,
and filled the bottle, with which the
Colonel ambled of home. On the
retuyn Of the druggist about an hour
later, he took look at his array OF Ii
puids, and inquired of his deputy the
name of the person buying so much
sulphurIC acid. Il didn' sell any acid ;
the only one in was Colonel Gardner,
who came after some whisky, replied
the boy.
"What jar did you get it from ~
shrieked the excited maker of pills.
"rhat un, said the apprentice. point
ing to the nearly cmptIcd jar otacid.
Great guns, you've plsuned him.
howled the drug store man, and, Selling
his hat, shot down the street toward the
Gardner mansion like special dispatch.
On approaching the house he saw the
Colonel sitting on the veranda tanning
himself Vigorously, and ruellIly survey
ing the charred remnants of a newspaper
which were scattered about, while the
sweat which poured of him formed in
little pools about him.
Hello" gasped the warrior what
kind of whisky was that you sold me to.
day, Johnson f! never see such stuff.
l brought it home and took couple of
drinks and sat down here to read the
paper, and in about five minutes began
to bile, and the next thing, I'm darned
if my breath didn't set the paper afre :
III have to move my custom if You
don't give me a better braad. a man
would have to copper csine himself to
stand that stuff,
Mr.. Johnson took what was left of
the srlphuric acid and informed the
soldier that he wonli send him down a
better quality Of liquor in return, and
hetook himself 20 his store, marveiing
at the strength of practiced digestive
organs. - CIcrICM Lcdda.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. late par..h ,.,,.,
Sevsnteenth judicial District Court ParisI,
o. East Baton Rouge. Louis KlsInpeter Va. VI.
MRS. rs Mary Caroline Mcfonnell--No, i6sS -
hy virtue Of an alias writ Of feri faciss issued
~ 'IS aDovS entitled and numbered suit. and d,
said, holding In and for tho said nsr,sh "a
STATE, hnve seized and will exnose Ia nnhiic
sale IN ir0ntOf the Courthouse door Of sala me-
ish, on " ''''o PSF
Saturday, the 18th day of July
next, A. D. 1880, between tho hours Of eleven
oS!0ck M NJ ana fonr o'clock =. NJ. Of said ,lav
authe right, title interest and claim of The ia.
lonoaft, MRS. Mary Caroline Mcconnell. In tho
G"''n'nty .m OF ac9,,cts md gains heretofore ex
husband, Samuel II. Mcconnell, being fhe ",,.,.
l'alf % thereof, which community, nj tho tim..
m OF taxing the inventory, consisted Of the follow.
lng descrlbed property, situated in the pnris,
OF East Baton Rouge. to.wit. '''"
~ CERTAIN TRACT or LAND. WfTn
a.! the buildings and iu,pro vements In mid mar.
ish Mt about miles below tho city Of Haton
.Duge, on the Highland road, measuring sixteen
40 a,rpents, and bounded on tho east anI pn,,,,
ny lands owned by W. s. Pike; west Inv saia
,My iMy"n fountain, and north. by lands owned by
Bird and Dennis Daipre. "'" ~
Also, all tho movable ana personol nr,,.,,,,
Also the following described propertv sit,,.
ated IN the parish OF Orleans, towit:
ist-ONE LOT OF GROUND, BUILDINGS
anu improvements IN square Triton Walk. In.
rome Calliope ana Dryades streets measuring
o. , ,ee' front on Triton Walk, by no feet IN
depth and front on l;aronnc street hcin" lnt. nj
No. II. '''"e ~"
2nd-EiG1fT LOTS OF GROUND PARISH
OF Jeherhon, now 9Th District co,nprisiuy ot
square NO. "a, bounded by state, ConrtIanI or
IrNtanla' Howard or COLISEUM and the property
ot. hurst. Lots numbers to IL iuclusiy,.
io's NOS. q, aud y, measuring ench 23l,,1
ifofit on howard. by dcptl, of l5D feet lo,.
w. u. ~ ana l'' measuring each 97.-l.-C] front
on prytana street, by depth Of $50 feet.
81 oIn--A CEKIAlN PIECE OR PORTION
OF ground, situated in the lst District snunrs
bounded by Calope, Carondclet, Clio and Ia.
,"nhs ,ea. stfeSts, measurHg n:nglis measure, -
4'h--oNEHALF f5 +: tyrrrEsTp ri; n sSlp'i Iy
purchase a; public sale by Gi,ardey. Auction.
ls7l ~ ''' '1 -'o'V''' ID
.5th-CAsH ON DEPOSIT WITH LrsAs
mum interest Pc "'''
. Gth-3Oo SHARES PREFERRED LryEE
ntork, and 100 shares same stock mrdina,vj
Also rent notes, &c. Scrip Sun Mutual Insi,,.
anre Company One piauo
ine'e IL aso statement of claim agains,
the Government for 500 too 90
Seized the one.balf interest In tLc aho,., 4,
pay and satisfy the amount of iudguert int.,,
est and costs claimed In the above entitled
and numbered suit.
Terms of salc--Cash, with the benefit Of an.
p'Iis"ni"ht, I, , J. W. BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17

brother, and at his request went with
him to private room. A few minutes
atterward repeated pistol shots were
heard from the room. The police were
called in and found tho door fastened.
They broke it down and discovered the
girl lying on the floor weltering in blood
heTbrother standing by her, pistol in
hand.
He Immediately confessed having shot
her, and ayerred he had done it to wipe
out tho disgrace Of his family by his
sisters conduct. He surrendered himstf
to the officers and has been committed
toiail. He declares his willingness to
accept the penalty of law. Medical
examination showed that tho glrl was
shot in five places, two wounds at least
being necessarily fatal, ard that she
cannot survive. She protests that her
brother wes right in taking her life,
and begs he be not punished.
On their separation after the tragedy,
the brother and sister embraced with
mutual forgiveness and tears of grief.
The girl is only " years old and went
wrong but q few months since. She is
remarkably intelligent and fine looking.
Her brother is about 20, and is railroad
agent and telegraph operator at Browns
summit, N. G. The mother il the widow
of DR.. James Dejarnette, and lives in
Caswell comfy N. G., near Donville.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
TEXAS JACK,
N. Y. Clipper.

j. b. Omohundro, as Texas Jack was
known in private life, was noted hun
ter and guide before be took to the stage.
He was the assistant of Buffalo Bill (W.
+. Cody on the plains, and in 1872, and
for several seasons afterwards, was the
Earl Of Dunraven's guide in his hunting
expeditions at the Far West. Ned Bunt.
line had long before that made him the
hero of one of his Indian stories, and
when Buntlino propose to write q piece
for Buffalo Bill and put him on the
| stage, if tho latter would come from the
plains and meet him in Chicago, Texas
| Jack was induced to come East with his
brother scout.
In four hours tho play was written
being Glristened "The Scouts of tho
Prairie.' Hotel clerks copied off the
different parts, and the roles intended
for Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack were
given them by Buntlinc with tho ad-
mOnition that they bc ut tho theatre at
ton o'clock on the following morning for
rehearsal. 1t is almost needless to SOY
that neither of tho scouts did or
could study his lines in tho few days al
lowed him, and that ut their debut they
lmpcrsonatcd nobodNbut themselves.
Buntlinc, who played Gale Durg, helped
them out by giving them an opportunity
to recite their own experiences after all
else had failed, and this proved q hit in
n locality familiar with life on thc
plans. g
Mue, Moriacchi, the dancer, wAo
shortly afterwards became the wife of
Omohundro, played Pale Dove. The
Ftaty were known as the Buffalo Bill
Combination, and played East and West.
The second season closed in Boston, on
May -, lS7l, and Jack and his friend
again sought the plains. Jack went in
to the Yellowstone country with the
Earl Of Dunravcn,' and Bill organized
alone q company for the season Of 1874
). He and Texas Jack rcorganizcd
their old company for the season of 1875
&, which was closed early in the $ pring
OF ls7G, Cody entering into tho Sioux
war. Since then Texas Jack, with Mile.
Morlacchi, has headed y combination of
his own, with occasional rests, their
ventures rs rule having been rcmuncr-
ativc.'
' Josephine Moracchi, between whom
and Texas JAG. k warm attachment so
soon sprang mp, is IN Italian, and was
& dancer Of note in Italy and London
before She came to this country IN 1867,
her first appearance on this side Of the
Atlantic having been made at Bayard'S
MuseUm, now Days Theatre, under the
direct management of Du Pol, in the
spectacular ballet of "Thc Devils Auc-
tom She travelled with him ever at-
tcrward, when he was not on duty as p
scout or hunter, and their mutual attcc-
ton never cooled. On one side was 4
Stamch and Stalwavt husband and on
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17

Mr. Preston
Miss Roland
There was no indication of q tramp III
|hc handsomely dressed gentleman. The
lear, earnest eyes showed no lard light
[indlcd by Satan's breath. Claspod
lands, kisses, renewal Of VOWS. That
ycning the buggy went to Bowling
;roen. Next morning happy couple
cft on q Southern train. They arc in
he city, stopping at the Grand Central.
tomorrow they leave for Texas.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
CAUV1oN.

There aae some preparations Of the gum resin
In the tradc without any value m me,licamcnt.
They may easily be dscenc,l, IN they turn milky,
on account Of their tercbinthineous nature, when
mixed with spirits Of wine. We are tho only
existing manufacturers of the pure Extract (cs.
scncet Of the leaves Of the Anlmlian p,lm tree.
Therefore, aSk for Sander g. Sons Extract, and
insist upon getting H.. IianI7 ly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17

n0( q Great chance to make money. We need
ISII| II q person In every town to take sub.
Huau .sCriptions for the largest, cheapest and
best illustrated F,milv publication IN
the world. Any one can become a successful!
agent, Six elegant works of ar, are given free
TO subscribers. thc'priCc is so low that almost
everybody snhscrbes. one agent ntreportS taking
l20 subscribers in a day. A lady agent reports
making over two hundred dollars clear profit in
ten days. All who engage make money fast,
You can devote all your time 10 the business,
or only your spare time. You need not be away
from homo over night. You can do It as well as
others Full directions and terms free. Ele
giant and expensive outfit free. If you want
profitable work send uH your address at once
IT costs nothing to try the business. No one
who engages fails to make great pas. Address
GEoVoE SrlNsON 4 Co., Augusta, Maine
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
BETTER DEATH THAN DISGRACE

DANvfLLE, Va, july o. Last night,
about midnight, Thomas u. Deiarnette
entered bagnio here and inquired for
Mollie Dejarnette an inmate thereof.
She appeared, recognized him as her
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
SUCCESSION SALE,

STATE or LOUISIANA, I;iA Judicial Dis.
y tict Court, Parish Of East Baton nonyo
Sncccssi0us s Jacob Brown, deceased, No l3sD
Probate and amelia Brown, deceased No,
1897, Probate
Hy virtue ot two commissions for sale is
sued IN the two above entitled and numbered
Sncccssinns and to me directed from the said
Honorable court, III and Tor The PARISH and State
aforesaid, Will expose to public sale all the real
estate property at the Courthouse door of said
parish and AL. the personal property will be
sold ON the premises wh."con deceased last re
SIDED, IN ;h" city OF Eaton Rouge on North
street, near corner OF St. Francis street on
Monday, the 2ttb day of July
next a. d. I-sO between the hours of II
A, NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. the
following described property belonging to the
above SUGGESTIONS, one halt 20 each. TO- wit.
ONE.l1ALF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
gtoand. situated il that part Of the city of Baton
knugc, iaid ont Gy the late A. Grassc. and de-.
si@natcd on the plan thereof ag lot nnmler five
III square number four, fronting on nhcp Churcl
now Main street. by depth Of one haHdrea and
twenty 'eet, with sixty feet trout on said street
fr"hch measure" purchased by 'be said Jacob
E'owT, on TIE lltn day Of february. lyG7. from
jnlh ana SaiIie Gardner by art 81 sa!s
passed before JOHN McGrath Recorder. See
Book W to'!o ii, Notaria) Acts
AhSO, a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
fronting on North street. IN tla: part of the
city OF Baton Rouge known as Jackson Gar.
den measuring ninety feet front iHo,e or less
by one hundred and fifty feet in depth. more or
less, with one house on said lot. Another house
is on the same lot, but claimed by one George
Washington.
ALSO A LOT OF PERSONAL EFFECTS
consisting Of household furniture and o lot Of
blacksmiths 8 tools.
Terms Of saie-CAS1f, to pay debts.
y2n33l j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
A Piece of Romance.
Little Rock Gazette.

~ few days ago, arrived in this city en-
roato to Texas. The story of their mar.
rjago is u romantic one; not that il
ahounds in hair.brGadth escapes in blood
Yof large or small quantities, but that
! well, that il il romantic.
\ About four years ago Miss Emma Ro,
iand, of Galveston, visited IN aunt in
Warren county, Kentucky. 1t was sum
|mcr, tho season was, and one evening
the girl sat in the yard, halfreading
and halfregarding the enormous humble
bees buzzing around. A Warren county
bumblc bee will attract attention any
where. He can make You think he is
dangling himsclfin your hair, and look
ing around, you see him ten feet away,
cIiuging to u thistlc-boom.
II That's enough about the bee. a foot
step didn't arouse tho young lady. 1t
was u voice that said, Can ] get u
drink of watcry' Two arms and tho
chin of tramp leaned on the fence. lie
was dressed in the tramp garb, Ward
robe at once so dcscribablc and indcs-
cribablc. 4 say, can get somo water"
Yes said the girl.
Must go around to the gate OF climb
pyef the fence
Roth. if you choose
That's the way like to hear people
talk y said the tramp, climbing over and
approaching. Now, where's the watcrr
Tll bring it,,
you had better bring the well, for I'm
dryer than barrel of bromophytc,
The glr went to the house and return
cd with bucket of water. When the
man bad finished drinking, she did not
think that he had exaggerated his thirst.
In fact, she did not think that his com
paljSon had been adequate.
What book are you reading"
'Mll on the Floss
sOvcrratcl I mover liked i All
depth or no depth, don't know which.
Strained characters or no characters,
don't know which. Godsmit!s success
rs a plotcss and charming writer was
bad example
Yon shouldn't tear my layoritc book
To pieces like George Elliott and all
her works
You don't like Mill on the Floss. You
have nodded over it for the last half
III hour. fpu only pretend tp read il
because You imagine IN doing 50 you
develop literary taste.
u think. sir. YOU are impuJcnt.'
But truthful. Here's u book you
should read and the tramp took from
his ragged coat a tattcrcd copy of Bur
tons Anatomy of Mclancholy.' 'Dr.
Johnson said that this book was the
ou!y work that could induce him to get
bout Of bed, mornings, sooner than his
Irregular time of rising.
.Aud that's whv vou1 1il, il ,rcmorlo1|
ttnc orl .,,,in,, thc hook lfnr 1ohr
.,, h,,,.,, ,,,t, .r,, ,o,,or1. ,.o,, ,r,,r1|
,o, frl .r,, .,r,,.r. so o,,,,;,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
SANDER 4 SONS
E1xTR ACT
(ESSENCE)
-oF THE
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10 not wait until that terrible foe Yellow Fe.
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CDRrrT1CArN.
SANhlIl'i'kf (Aus,lala) March lst 1879.
! nave been investigating Mrss,y Sander g.
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OF the most serious nature In MI disorders of the
Bowels, p,a'rl,"a' etc, aud gladly acknowledge
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Dr: Mosler, Professor at the University Of
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ct Dipthrlitcs, Asthma, t}Ciliner KlnsObe WO.
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Tho daughter Of Mr. y,,nghcim suffering from
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SANblIulIsr, Australia, Sent. l2 1870
hereby certify that the above are the contents
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that the named Drs. Macgillivmy, Atkinson and
BOYD are well known medical practitioners resi-.
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lSignedI S. A. WOODWARD, Mayor.
the undersigned, acting Vice Consul General
0f tho United States, at Melbourne, do hereby
certify, etc. ISigncdl JNO X. SMYTH.
The grent sanative powerofth Extract brought
under notice OF Prince Bismarck through The
Consul OF the German Empire at Melbourne.
An the documents In question Inny be inspect.
q. In attcstcd copies mt any time at the office Of
the undersigned, agents Of Sander l. Sous Euca.
lyptus Extract.
The Extract Ia sold by DR.. i. NJ. BROOKS at
one dOllnf and II quarter n bottle. Each bottle.
accompanied by dircctionstor ,,se and reports Of
cures.
Wholesale ut C.R. F1NLAY & CO.,
Sole Agents for the Southern States, 3
- Magazine street, New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
Flour, Flour.

My Stock of Flour is all Fresh Ground and
adapted To iirst.class Family use Prices and
samples furnished on application.
iunc II JOSHUA HEAL
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-17
New style Of Bill and Letter Heads.
Democratic State Central Committee.

The following subcommittee have
been appointed by the State Central
Committee Of the Democratic party:
E\ElI'IINE InNNIIIIEr