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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-15

OITUATION WANTED-A male teacher Normal
- School education, % yeals' experience, wants
situation in graded or country school Core
spondence solicited. Name salary. Address D F.,
GLOBE Office. Dec 18th, 1880. $40.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-15

d L. KAvANAGH will offer this week at very
L low price large bankrupt stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, Overcoats, etc., etc at No. So East
Third street. 8l4
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-15
SITUATIONS wANrKD...M,Iaa,

DY A YOUNG MAN of good habits: ready and
- willing to work. Address l.. il. GLOBE Office
349'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-15

WTANTED-Tor rent small house or fiat of Eve or
w six unfinished rooms. Call at 66 Wabashaw
street. $780,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-15
FIVE CENTS ALINE'
AUCTION SALE.

DIG LOT Of Sample Overcoats and Boys Cloth
ID ing, at RETAIL for less than value, at the reliable
and popular auction store Of j. NJ Warner, No. ~
East Third street, corner Cedar. 345'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

tur3er Seit usrbs Der tSnisIi5e Yrccurator
bic Sadie Dor bas @rimiuaIseri9t brtnssn
mifsn.
Dem pOirittoA 3ufoIss III Bel ben @nt.
%wenbunseu Der aiiifsnt Der BibIiotbet,
Yriefsr BartoIucci, isbr f9uer~ compromit:
tint; er babe einssiianbsn. baB sr psri1is.
bsne Bidder uno einiss Manuieripts ent.
uenbet babe. Gin rSmiidss vIibsraIss"
Blait slaubt Rd besbalb 3u Der Gsussrnns
bsre6tist: bic Glsrieolsn mS5ten ibsr ben
Scanoal tein E,iumpfssidrsi erbsben, bo
BarioIucci elmer Der Sbrisen iei. Sarto'
Iucct mar Iaut benz vliberaIen" ,Oiritto'
unter benz @rpBber3os 9eopolo Stsusrin.
ipeetor; idon bic anHabne bss glmtss Bel
Der aus Rl6ltsrn suiammenaeraubten Yi.
bIiotbet 5aratterifrt ben Wann binlans,
LID. Der Su6bdnblsr gccca iu6t fi5 in
yOiritto" pom II. y. In sinem S9reiber
si enif5uIStssn er iu9t ben bS5sren Be.
trus bur9 bic bsifrittenen E~ransporttoisr
Su redtfertisen. SntersGant 1T, baB be,
geridt Der @ommiifon pl6slid suriifseso
gen porbsn III, 70 saB CT nur In bic Sdnb'
uon penisen Rsbactionsn ~selanste. W6s
LID, baB man ben Scanbal nod In Ieste,
Stunbe uertui1en wiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
a1tung tbr &atboIifen!
9ie Stimu1e bes berf. pins TX.

Sn uniera Tasen i9eint bic 8oriebuns
ber tatboIii6eu 8refe cine beionbere Wiis
Fon ssseben gu baben. 9n ibr 1T es, bic
@runbiase Der Srbnuns unS bes 9laus
bens bort, mo- bieielben berri9en, gu bewabs
zen unb fe ba gu perbreiten, mo @ottIos
fsteit unb cine talte @lei6siItisteit bie'
ttlben In @erseFenbeit seratben lieBen. =
RBius TX. in einem S9reiben pom 1851.
Dtr eriuden Gle ~inftanbisif allen benen
NIT eurem guten WiIen unb eurer @unf
bei3ufebsn, bic nit @eiif besabt unb init
senieenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ii9 on
bte arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituu:
gen sur 8ertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns be,
tatboli9sa 2ebre perOffentli9en. - @ncp:
clica Pius TX.
Sic Stimmc 9en's XIII.
Luceat lux yestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Eft Dominus vos benedicat
(2aTet euer 2i6t Isu5tsn DOR ben Wsn,
TGsn, bamit fe suere sutsu 8erte isben.
tlnb Der 9err sebe eu9 baau Seinen Sc
aeuD
SEQ XIII. an bas tn Yarma eri5einents
SIatt Luce" (9eu@te), Gnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

Der Satramente su tpebren, bic Uertlns
buns Der s5itIidsn Dabrbeit ein8ui9rdns
ten unb Bic grsiebuns unO 8tlouns ess
@lsrus ben 9dnbsu Der &ir9s 81 entuta'
ben.
8. Sie bdIaat ebsnials auf's Giefifs
bic aufbsbuns, Ysrtreibuns unO 8sidrdns
tans Der Orben, bic, ME fur bic Slr1e,
10 fur bic @eisaidaft pom bObitsr Sebeu'
tuns finb unb bar4 niats eriest psroen
t6nnen.
4. Die General: 8eriammluns protetirt
auf sas gnersii9ife sessn bic Ssraubuns
bet Yropa9anba In &om bur9 bic
italienii9e &~esieruns, oils cine 8srIesuns
unb S9dotsuns, peIae bic game tatbolts
i9e @brifenbeit trift."
5. Oie XVII. misunderstanding
Der SatboIiten Osuti9lanbS ansrtsnnt
bantbar bic umi9tise unb eniidloR ene
9altuns ber Gentrumsfratti n I'M
preubii9sn Sanbtas uns TN beuti4en
&si9stas.
8. Die tatboIii6e Observation-Disclosures
bdIt feft on ben auf ben bisbsrisen 9siamms
lunsen aufseitelltsn 9riSipisn, psl9s bas
9srbdltniB Der Sir9e sur S9ule unb
berea &s4te auf bieieIbe, bas glnre9t auf
BITE faiboIii9en SbuIfiftunsen, bic gonfeis
tonaIitdt Der S9uIen, bic @rtbeiIuns bes
&eIisionsunierri9ts uub bic Witwirtuns
Der Stride Bel Der 8ilbuns, iowis BET Der
Gnitsuuns Der 2sbrer ausseipro9en baben,
pie biss insbeionbsre BON Der poridbrtseu
9sneraIueriammluns gu ga9en ausseipros
den purbe. 8on bieien @runbidSsn ses
lmeitet, erneuert fe ibren 9roteif sesen bas
faatli3e 9 3uImonopoL, tn wel9em
fs cine i9pere Bssintrd5ttsuns Der &e9te
Der &ir6s pie Der elterIi9en &e9ts err
blidt.
Z. Cine Der i5nsritsn 65abigunsen
oes reIigi6ien 2ebsns ertennea mir In ben
9 imultan5uIe benn fe pertints
msru ni9t nur uislIaltis ben unterridt,
ioubsrn MAIDEN cine relisi6ie grsisbuns
serabe3u unmOsIi3.
8. Die 9sneialueriammIuns besriBt
nit Sreuben bic aasbrsituns 6ss aaf Der
uoridbrisen Notwithstanding su Ia9en
%sesrinbeten Yeter 6 aniiiussYer rs
etn8.-Ste erbIift tn ibm an6 benz @e,
bette ieinsr Witslteber Elm ui9tises WitteI
CUR 5srffeluns beferer S9uIen.
9 Die &atboIiten DeutI9Ianbs bIiden
nit Bepunbsruns auf ben gpiitopat o T.
sten 8 unb bic bortisen Ratboliten messn
Der sroBartisen Spfer, bte fe i'm Sample
UNI bic Greibeit Der S6uIe sebra&t baben.
10. @beaio brinst bic @sneralueriamms
lung ibre pole Spmpatbie ben RatboIiten
6rantrei9s entsesen in ben i1usren
Rdmpfsu, wel1e ibnen cine firdenfsinblis
den Rssieruns bereitet bat. Mit GbsiI'
uabme blidt bic Notwithstanding auf
bic Stanbbaftisteit bes franSSfi9en Wslts
unb OrbenscIerus, iopte auf bic beroiide
Opferwiaisteit 70 uisIer frans6Ri9er 9aien,
wel9e liebsr bobe SteIungeu aufsaben,
ais .baB He ibrer fir4liden usbsrSeusuns
suwibsr sebanbeIt bdtten."
gls Srt fur bie nd9ite @ensraI 8 8ers
iammluns purbe uorsei9lasen tn erfer
9inis . oun. 6anH Stra burg g, 3ulest
Reifs tn S9Isfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
Die &atboIii@e STRIDE cine
vSeiaoin" Der @iNenj6att.

au9 elm SdIaswort Der nsusrsn Seit,
psI4ss uns &atboIitsn tn @ort unb
S9rift alIsrorts porseworfsn wirb. @ir
poaen basielbe etwas udber anisbsn, mas
Wabres baran 1T. Gin ieber wirb i@msr
periteben, mas obise Rebensart bebsutst.
Die 9ir9e binbert bic rGreibeit bes Wiis
ieni4aftA! Sa wobI, fe binbert isbe
v6reibettT tn berieIben Weiie, mite fe bic
vSreibsitA bes &dubers uab M6rbers bins
bert, bab bisisr ni@t ieinen Wttmeni9sn
@issntbum unb 2sben raube. 90 binbsrt
bic Stride bas, mas bic RationaIiiten
Wifeni&aft nsnnsn, ndmIi@, baB fe
ni4t NIT ibrer Wifeni@aft ben Mens
i4en ben @laaben unb bic &eIision
rauben, ft In 9ottIofsteit unb bsibnif9ss
@Isnb iftartsn. Dis Rir9s IaBt bic 8ti'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
Die Mrbeiter SnpaItoe ns nno
Serior8ma8sfaTen IN Seati6.
LAMB,

Gin &abeltslssramm bat anIanaf bes
tauut ssma9t, baB Gdrft 9ismarf benz
preubii9en 9anbtase elm @eiss aur llnters
itisuns Der Nrbeiter In Rrantbeitss Gobess
fdQen porlssen wiq.
Die vBsrliener @srmania" pom %. ..
30. idreibt barber:
gu unisrer @suustbuung beitatiat
bas seftrise @IbsrfeIoer EsIssramm bic
pou uns i6on Dor etua einsm Wonate ges
bra9ts WittbsiIung, baB Der &si9stansIe,
t4 ernfIid nit ben 8orarbeitsn su elmer
8orlase iiber BITE BiIouns BON obIisatori,
i@en Arbeiterinpalibsns unb AItsrsperIors
sunascdGsn bei6dftiss. Seit einiger Belt
bersits befaBt f9 Elm In uolfsmirtbl5aftlts
den anseIesenbeitsn maBssbenbsr abses
orbnster einsebsnb NIT bisIsr Srase, unb
Dor wsniseu Gaseu bat Der Reidstau3Isr
NIT benz COMMENCEMENT Bizarre tn go9um
baraber confsrirt unb benislben ermd6tigt,
3u srtldren, baB sr bic GnssIessnbsit III
ter benz Bstratb pon Sa9usriidnbisen ems
srsii1 gum abidluB Su brinssn sebsnte.
l1us III felt 2ansem b%etannt, baB ber
Reidstan3Ier nit Der Bsbanbluns, peI9s
ber Mntras Stumm unb bic 5ertIings
Stummi9e ReioIution iettsns Der 0ertres
ter Der &si9sresieruns sefunben bat, ni9t
Bufriebea mar, unb GO erl4eint unS ni9t
uumSgli9, baB bie lnsnti9loGenbsit unb
8asbaftistsit bss Germ Sofmann In bieier
Jrase iein Gusi9eiben aus isinsr Stelluns
NIT bepirtt bat. Wir bssriBsn Go NIT auf'
ri@tiser @snustbuns, baB snbIi9 ein res
serer GluB In etne N~nselesenbeit fomut,
6te fir BITE @efaltuns Der Gage Der Arbst,
ter unb Der fociaIpolitti1en BerbiItniGe
BON b59fer B~ebsutuns IT.. Die Notbwens
biststt zines foI@en 8orsebens III feitens
bss gsnteruuis INNER unb Defenders felt
grIaB bes Socialiffsnssissss wisbsrbolt bss-
tont porben. DaS Centrum bat baruul
aud ssi9loHeu Der &eiolution Stumms
6srtlins 3useitimmt, In wel9er Der &ssies
runs far Elm ioI9ss 9eist alssmsine Wors
men uOrsei&rteben perben. Die Rsi9ss
resisruns IN Bis ittt In bisier Srase iber
bic Beridts Der &esterunsen nidt 6inauss
sefommsn, unb bisis Bsridte lautefl Ieiber
benz proistte ni9t sinffis unb i9sinsn In
benz WorurtbeiIe befansen Az fem, mel9sm
bic .liberaIe" greHs ssssa bic Oblisatoris
i&en Observation-Disclosures len bsst, unb bic
Der abs. @6amsr In srmlbenber. 8rsits
I'm &ei9stase pie6erbolt tur @eItuns 3u
brinsen fu9te. 9as pt9tise Gbsnia wirb
uns piebsrbolt nod bei@dfisen mlHsn.
Die S9wisristsitsn, wel9e elmer sIidlis
den 2Siuns Der bo9wt9tissn gnseIsssn,
bsit sn~tssssntsben, iinb niGt tu psrtsnnen;
mir tSnasn ss barum nur biaissn, wsnn
Sa9usrfanbtse Suse1osen werbsn, polen
aber boffsn, bab bteis @rperteu aud aus
ben &reiien ber arbeiter senommsn werbeu.
Das fOrbern aud bis SepertOereine nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
RsuitaIienti6e e@anowirtb'
i6aft.
Scr sroBe Biblioibefrnoisb ftabl in Slum
unter bem Winiifer 1unahi.


Dur5 bas @sies pom 1878 purben go
RIofsrbibIiotbetsn benz Staate iiberwielen,
better seiast, es wurbe gum S9absn be,
Civilization pom bieism seraubt, mos Net.
Bise M0n9e Sabrbunberte lang smfs ses
iummelt unb aufseipei9ert batten. aIlo
SO 6loferbib ltotbeten murben Der burt
@sies pom ID. Sanuar 1875 g~esrinbeten
8ibIiotbet v9ietor emmanuel" ais @runbs
tod iiberpisien. Oas Parlament erpies
f9 f~rsisisbis, es uotirte ni5t nur cine
Summs pon 15O, 900 9ire 3ur Qni9affuns
neuer @srts, fonbern ffsate idbrIi@ einen
Beitras BON pislsn Eauienbsn fur neue
g~rwsrbunsen sur gerflsuns. S9on Der
ben StaIianii1mt ansebIi9 beiIige Name
bes @rinbers Der taller il9en ginbeit bdtte
fe ~anfpornsn foqen, bis Bibliotbet bur9
quite 8ermaltung 3u elmer Art NationaI,
bibIiotbet Su MAIDEN. Weit sefebIt! Ser
Yatriotismus bient ben mobsrnen .Stalies
nern nur aum Dedmantel ibrsr babii9tiaen
pripatintsrsfien. @Iei9 BET Der @riins
buns Der BibIiotbet bur@f9wirrtsn @es
ri&te pom 0eruntreuunsen Der Bibliotbetss
f9dte bic 3uft. Mnfangs Job man barin
nur gerIeumbunsem. Snbefen bic @es
ra9ts nabmsn INNER sreifbarere @sftaIt
an unb 3wansen f9lieBli@ ben 8orsdnssr
bss iInterri1tsminiftsrs De Sanetis sur
anorbnuus wenisfens elmer partieaen llns.
tsriu9uns. Do9 bic @ntriffuns nabm
Bu, unb 70 tonnte Der Mtnifter nidt umbin
cine pouiidnbise nnteriu9uns an3uorbnen.
9as &siultat bieier tlnteriu9uns Iiest nun
Dor in sinem 80 Seiten ftarten Sefte In
Setap. Ser Beri4t 1T unter3ei9net pon
benz YrdRbsnten Der llnteriu9unsseommil'
iiou, benz appslseri4tsratb Som. @iO'
panni gaeeeli, pom benz D%irisenten bss
prdbiitpriiden Wuieum, Prof. 2uisi piSo'
rini, iouis pom benz Deputtrten De, Ren,
ats. 0as S9rifftid III auBerbsm cons
traisnirt pom @iuispps goitstti, Secs
tions9ef I'm Observation-Disclosures ss
Staliauiifmi pom retniten Waner.
Wie lautst Der Bsri4t Der lIntsriu4unsss
coHmiiion2 Ser ntinitsrieus ,Diritto"
pom IA. Sept, sepiB eth anusrbd4tiSer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

geBna pom 8snnfpIuanien uab Barter BON
Wtiouri Qauter Yrotsitantsn Was that
aber Riiter 9arFeIb, ben GeBna aus SpaB
ben vSbeoIosen BON Ohio" nannte2 gr
opponirts Der Bill auf bas beftisite uni
that aaes, mas In ieinsr Ma9t mar, nm
fte BET Der abftmmuns gum Gal au briu'
gen, mas er slhdliderueiie ni9t fertiq
bra9te, bsnn fe wurbe NIT lo2 sssen AZ
Stimmerl an9enomnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
RatbpIiIber 4irbcn Salenber.
Don bes Sirfsn Eo4ter IS attb Is.

5pnnt. ben "a. Sttpb. Rapbasl, GrisnssI.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
The University Hop.

The hop at the University on last
Friday night was ono of the most bril-
liant affairs of the kind ever given. The
spacious hall was throngcd with ladies
and gentlemen from the vicinity, as well
us from abroad. Indeed, the beauty and
the sa''a"tr@of of our State could not
have been better represented than IL was
ON this occasion. Tho arrangements
were most elaborate and complete in
every respect. A splendid orchestra
guided the handsomely uniformed cadets
and their guests in the mazcs of the
dance. So enjoyable proved to be this
splendid entertainment that daylight
alone gave the signal of dispersion. As
we have stated on q former occasion, the
day is at hand when people from the
Crescent City and every other portion OF
the State will deem the University hops
an attraction sufficient To draw them tO
the Capital City to attend these plcasur,
able and so well directed gatherings.
BY tho attendance of the grace and
beauty of our State will tho cadet corps
be encouraged in dovoting themselves tc
tho pursuit of learning and rendering
the school one that will merit the just
pride of our people.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06


the youth Of Louisiana to acquire knowl-
edge. Their polished and scntlemanly
bearing won for them we'll merted
praise.
They were addressed BY The Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson, ofNew Orleans,
who, Oh the subject of education, deliv-
cred u most scholarly and eloquent dis
course, one which the audience pro-
nounccd a mastery effort.
The Independent Silver Cornct Band
was in attendance, and it's members nc
Quilted themselves in their usual hand
some style.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Thocusscn = store, Third Ward July , lesO.
PURSUANT to call of the Parish Central
Committee, the Dcmocratic-Conscrvatlvc
citizens of the Third Ward have this day
met for the purpose of selecting dele
gates To the Parish Convention to meet
in Baton Rouge ON the 18th instant
The meeting was called to order by A..
c. ThocnsScn, member of the Executive
Committee, and, on motion of Mr. L. b.
Brown, duly seconded, he was requested
to take the chair, and jmo A. Allswortll
called to act as Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of
the meeting, when Mr.. Davis moved
that the chair appoint the delegates.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed:
Ed +. Davis, G. NJ. Tomas,
Josiah Kleinpctcr, W. B. Brown,
JnO. A. Allsworth, l.. Carmona,
Thos. i. Brown, p. Buchnell,
On motion, duly seconded, the Chair
man was added to the delegation.
There being no further business, tho
meeting adjourned.
A. c. THOENSSEN, Chairman.
JNo. A. ALLswoEIn, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
THE NEW CAPITOL.
OPENING OrTHE BIDS by THE COMMITTEE

The committee appointed to SEQ to the
construction of the now capitol at Baton
Rouge met yesterday in the executive
office. Present--The Acting Governor,
in the chair, Hons Robertson, and Mum
day of Baton Rouge, and +. L. Richard
son of Orleans. Mr. Freret, the architect,
was also present,
The immediate object of the meeting
was to open tho bids for the supply OF
material to be used in the construction
of the building There were thirty-Gve
bids in all, which included every kind
of material necessary.
The Acting Governor called for cxecu-
tive session, after which the following
bids were accepted;
Brick--Garig 4 Rosenheld, S9 Is per
thousand.
Sand-John S. Keeyan, 1900 barrels at
thirty five cents per barrel.
Alabama Lime-W. Garig, 81 ~ per
barrel.
Portland Cement--Wm. Garig, S. 80
per barrel.
Rosedale Cement--Wm. Garig, " %
per barrel.
Carpenter Work.. II, Burke, S?2,-
900,
Stating Work.. G. Lee. Sll50.
Copper Work-Phil. McCabe, $3315.
Stone and Marble Work -Kursheodt
4 Bienvenu, $24,S75.
This embraced all the material adver,
tised except the iron work, and on con
clusion it was thought better tc
postpone this matter to a subsequent
period.
On motion the chair and the secretary
Mr.. Richardson, were appointed com
mittee of two to see to and receive the
bonds of the contractors.
On motion the same committee wa!
authorized to obtain from the Auditor
warrants on the treasury for the travel
ing expenses Of the committee and fo
| the expenses of construction.
After adopting the minutes of tn
preceding meeting the board adjourned
Mr.. Freret states that he now sees IL
| impediment in the way of immeaiatel.
proceeding to work, as the contractor
will naturally he desirous to furnls
their material as soon as possible. Bato
Rouge's quota (S35,ooo) is in safe depos
| it, and with the collection of taxes til
work may proceed rapidly
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
DEMOCRATIC WARD MEETINGS.
Academy Hall, Firsi Wn,, Judy :, 1880.

Academy Hall, Fi,si Wmh, July =, 1850,
Pursuant to call of the President OF
the Democratic Central Committee. The
Democrats of the First Ward assembled
this day, and organized ny elccting
Harnoy Skollcld President and Geo. W..
Buckner, Secretary.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to be to select delegates to re-
present the Ward at u Parish Convcn-
ton called for the 18th instant for the
purpose of selecting delegates to attend
and represent this parish III the Con
r,cssonal Convention called to meet III
this city ON the Sth of August next The
following gentlemen were chosen as del
cgatcs:
COL A. s. Heron Oscar Arbonr,
Col c. c. Bird, Johu Powers,
Hon. S. NJ. Robertson, l.. d. Bcal,
A. w. Bates, Henry Rankin,
Geo ". Buckncr, Pujol,
Gen. Leon Jastrcmski, n. Michel,
Frank Ramirez, lIarncy. .Skoliicld,
There being no further business, the
convention adjourned sine die.
IIARNEY SKOLFlELD,
President.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
EAsi BATON EouGE. July ID 1880.

EAsi BATON ROUGE, July ID 1880
At a meeting Of the Democrats of tho
Ninth Ward had this day, f. II. Griffin
was called to the chair, and Dir. NJ Pope
appointed Secretary.
The chair explained the object of the
meeting to be to select six delegates to
the Parish Convention to he held on the
Eth inst, to appoint delegates to the
Congressional Convention of the Sixth
District, to be held in Baton Rouge on
the Sth of August.
On motion of Mr.. L. J. Bird and SC
condcd, the Chairman was authorized tc
appoint the delegates.
The following uamcd delegates were
appointed:
Patrick Kclibcr, A. DELPHI, "a
David Stokes, DIR. NJ. Pope,
W. J. Sharp, Thompson J. Bird
| T.. Il. Griffin.
1t was moved and seconded that thu
proceedings of this meeting be published
in the CArIroLlAN and Advocate.
Z. Il. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
nE. NJ. PorE, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

After Saturday, July 10th, the Baton
Rouge, Grossctctc& Opclonsas Railroad
CO. will run regular trains, lhc tfacb
has been put in good order aud the
bridges thoroughly y repaired.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Among onr callers this week, was Mr.,
\. Thlbodaux, of West Baton Rouge,
who wag one Of the braycst rcbs who
sloullrlcd nuslct in defense of what
h deemed to be right.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
The ExcrCi~c> at the tnivcrsit y

The Exercises at the tnivcrsity
At 5o'clock =. NJ, before large gath
cring of people from home and abroad,
the University Cadets we've assembled
to exhibit their proficiency i'll the sew,
eraI branches sf study, acquired by
them during tho past session. The cx'
erclscs were crcditablc alike to til,
Faculty of able professors as well as tc
the Cadets, many of whom displayed
great culture and learning, We regret
our inability to furnish the names OF
those who particularly distinguished
themselves. We are fully justified
however, in. stating that the Cadets
have maintained the high reputation OF
their corps, and the natural aptitude o.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

The District Court, Hon. II. N. Slicr'
burnc presiding, has been in session since
yesterday morning, The term VIII pro-
badly last three weeks, as the criminal
docket is TO be disposed of.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
Gro. W. BuCkNEE, Secretary.

In accordance with Il resolution adopt
cd by the Democratic Conservative Far
ish Central Committee June 9th, 1850,
ward meeting was held at tho Engine
House, Second Ward, on Friday, July
I'd, iSS0, of which Mr.. J. DnSgan was
unanimously chosen President aud Mr..
j. II. Page, Secretary.
On motion, duly scconcd, the Prcsi-
dent was requested to select delegates
to represent the Ward in the Parish Con
vcnlion to assemble at Baton Rouge
La, on Saturday, july l7th, 1850, at Il
o'clock NJ.
The President appointed the tollowln.
uamcd gentlemen as delegates from tl'
- \I.,,I
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(OFFICiAL)
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

WNN Or : VI FIVF, VII VF DNIVN NV'NTT
Monday, July 5, 1880.
Regular meeting of Council.
Presentation. j.. Jastrcmski, Mayor,
and r. Duggan, Councilman.
There being no quorum, the meeting
was adjourned until Monday, 18th inst,
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
l.. JASTREMSKI, Mayor
Gro. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

The finest tonic in the world is the
Homr l}ittcrs
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
Gtrll(eeklp Gaplto(lan
LOCAL MATTERS.

Glyc me conrad's Budweiscr bottled
beer all the summer for my drink,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

FIRE. At about o'clock A. NJ, on
yesterday morning, a fire broke out at
the store and residence Of Mr.. John
Grady, ON Government street, supposed
to have originated from the explosion OF
u coal oil lamp. The tircmcn were soon
on the spot but ere they arrived, the
house, wooden building, was lost be.
yond redemption. Mr.. Grady lost every
thing. The property was insured iol
81 500.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
Malaria Des troycd.

G. 4. J. Gadbois, of Brookville, Can
ada, certities that he was prostratcd by
q malalial disease contracted in Texas,
and was quickly and completely cured
by the Use of Warmers Safe Pills and
Safe Bitters. lie adds: II shall never
travel in that climate without your
Safe Pills and Bittcrs as part of my
outfit
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Cunrad'S Budwciscr bottled beer i
recommended by the best physicians,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Senator y. G. Montan cnlIyoncd our
office with his presence this morning
His report of the crops in the GrosS'trtc
section are indeed cheering. lie says II
the planters are not satisfied, they af'
certainly hard to please.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06
BATON ROUGE STRING Band F!

MUSIC FOR BALLS, PICNlCS and MI other
NI Entertainments. All orders addressed 10
the undersigned will receive prompt attention.
Prof. en- ARIES q. PAGES,
v2noy boN ..5, ba'on ho''E', '"''
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

}. W. Brown.
L. DUGGAN, President
j. II. PAGE, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Cunrad's Ru,lweiscr bottled beer is i
health rcstorer cannot be surpassed.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-06

Major Philip Machci, the pop"lar
Nicc-Cunsul of France, is again on ms
feet, having just recovered from pam
ful illness. His many friends through
ont the country will be pleased to learn
that he is rs gay rs cHcr~~thc courteous
gentleman aud genial friend.