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New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

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$5. o. ~ 3d. 3j9 SO @62 3t3 :!Gi . D. ~. % GS
$50 81 i 81 @ 81 ;.5 1885, ss7, ;s3 Day Calendar
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S9 5ps 5S G@ SSS s1i; ~ ''' ''' '''
on % No se agt to s Sn AssuaDc @ e. conpany %
P&Sr iii Beach. J.-court opens At lo:so a Nos.
1912 25n2 nI0 i7l. 49, 1907, 1865 1863 Sill 1886,
ssrrsnoG I,or'T-yRyiHu TERM Adjourned sne lie
TeIAL rr.HrAei Ioa5'i, jcour5 Gyms a, II m
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575. 49, i3 Ia 45 is io, 800. Isl, 73i 1885, 1885, 75
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rQIin TElM-Iarrcmore, J.-court opens at IL a. m.-
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BRNNWAL SEssiONSiARl (iildcrSlcrvr j..
ntfirk DiMl John Nnntapi. Jnn M,ti,e Thomas
shea James ply Fdlgn"r burglary Ioh, O.
Lyons loberi C.lrk Grand larceny Joyce Della Con
Iors larceny frOn ~" person.
FAr; il-J.-~myih R.-llr People agt D,lpero Sierhan
walter l;cHar Marin 6iynn krharu pidry. james MariIu
samuel Marsh. thomas ward James sullivan. Francis Ne
tur. hnmas Conroy. DAVID Lang,nr Jama Ward obrry:
James N"oury Iic'sel Reed grand larceny John Coy.
as-a.,f unu battery.
rNllEn TAIEs DISTRICT CorrT-Choate J.Nos. l. ., 3.
:. .. q. Z. :. .. 10
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
THE COURTS,
CORNELIUS J. vANDERBILTs FUND.

CORNELIUS J. VANDERBILTS FUND.
A CHANGE OF TRUSTEES DENIED-sCoTT LORD RE-
BUKED.
A decision Of the Supreme Court, General
Term was handed down vest ,rday affirming the order
Ct Justice Donohue refusing TO grant The application or
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt have person appointed In
place OF William H. Vanderbilt rs trustee OF fund OF
about S4OO, ,OOO which created by William II. Van
deFbt May II, 1879, after the withdrawal OF the
contest OF Commodore vanderbilts will. The General
Term gives two for affirming Justice Dono
huo's order. First. the Court had no power
TO grant the application Such action on the
part OF the Court wOuld be making new contract.
Secondly the order Of the Court below right because
1t had the power Of removal and substitution no case
made for It's exercise. The action of william H.
Vanderbilt in declining 10 consent such as COM
mcnds itself approval No sufficient reason for
granting presented TO him the Court. On the
contrary the roasOns presented were the best evil
ence Of the proprety OF the refusal They were IN part
at least the same that led to the creation
Of the trust 10 wir, the strong desire on
tnc part OF the beneficiary to his means or GER
tain support to the uncertain cXigences OF bnslness
and probably speculative enterprises To protect
him against has own possible rIshneSS or folly was the
udicuus purpose OF thc trust and compel It's donor,
almost Immediately after lts creiiOn 10 bro IL up ana
substitute for IT. the ana vlcisSltudes or DlS
ness you'd he something that no Court bnvinR pOWcf,
coupled with sense, would consent 10 do. It
seems almost incredible that counsel cOuld be ionnd
capable OF advising such an application. Having
nche law facts to Justify it, the application de
nothing but Tcbukr The Older 5 affirmed
with costs AMI disbursements against the apDellnnt"
Scott Lord tie counsel for Cornelius j. Wander
bit; Henry II. Anderson for William IL. Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsHIXGTON, April 7.-rhc following biisi-
ness WAS Transacted IA the Supreme Court OF The
Uiicl states Oday:
80 III II. T. O'Hiclly assignee etc. appellant ngf IT, g.
Eirinrt"n appeal from Mississippi
appellant No. 2I7-Geofge W. Kidh, appellant. ". "
JUisOu & Co. appea' from Louisiana; argued No
NrOa' ". Casey, rrcoyrr, etr, pliDn error, ag
j. Adams Coz defendants IN crr0 appeal from LOuisana;
argument begun.
ADJOURNED unt tomorrow Mt l2 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
FIGHT NTH THE sioux INDIANS.

.DEADwooD. d. T., April IA dispatch to
TAs Times from Ferry Point, Montana, dated the 23d
inst. says: "Captain Hugnus. with three companies
OF the I'd Cavalry, overlook Hostile Sioux
on Friday, thrtyfve miles eouth OF here. The
troops charged their camp and captured
fortysix ponies but the indians got into ravine and
could not Sergeant johnson, OF tho I'd Cav
airy was killed during the charge
later dispatch says tBat two Indians were eaptured
the remainder got away ON foot
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The XIth Assembly District Republican AS
socatiOn It's regular monthly meeting Tuesday even
Ing elected twenty five members and received several
proposals for membership
meeting OF German Republicans OF the XxTst As
eebly Dstrict,he Tuesday night at No97S Sixthave
the presiding officer being Dr. Waterman and the secre
tary Mr. Strebe adopted resolutions declaring that
they would give full support to the candidate OF the
Chicago Convention. whether he be Grau or any other
emiucnt Republican.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

were elected secretaries The communication from
the Democratic Unou, together with all resolutions
on the subject offered TO the Executive Committee. were
John McKeOn Emanr.l b Hart, Hubert o. Thomp-
son. George H. Pusper John r. Feowes and Sheriff
Peter Bowe 1t agreed that union Of the Dem
ocracy Of this city for the election II delegates TO the
State Convention be the basis OF unconditional
support OF the nominees bc State and National Con-
vepti0ns, and that the choice OF delegates be by
Assembly Districts free from the control OF any central
D,ganizatou as required by provisions OF the call
Of tic state Committee. This cnon WINS generally IN
derstood shutting of any chance OF reconciliation
with Talpnapy Hall
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
RIGHT TO PUBLISH IRvING's WORKS.

DECISION OF JUSTICE LAWRENCE IN HE PUTNAM
INJCNCnON SUIT
An important question in regard TO the copy
rgh, on the works of Washington Irving WAS decided
by Justice Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers Tues
day. Suit brought by tho Misses Irving and q.
=. Putnam's Sons against Pollard Moss. Ncw-YOlk
publishers to restrain dcicndants from publishing
volume consisting ~ number OF Iryings works, and
also from the title "IrvlEgs Works" thc back of
the OF their volumes.
Justre La lwrcncc II this nppcat on is to be
regarded based the legal rights or the plaintiff
any OF them the oJpyrght in the works OF
Washington Irving. this Court cannot afford relief,
Tor tho that II has jurisd ctlon IN
such II the application Is sought to be
sustained the ground that the plaintiffs have
trademark in the words Irvlng's Works.
the AflayIs fail to satisfy me that such clam be
succcs fully maintained Indeed IL the reasoning Of
the learned counsel for the plaintiff this motion is
sound. The obtain NJ OF copyright under tho United
states staiu:.a Is matter Of secondary IMPORTANCE 10
the estab ishmcnt ~ the richt IN fraicnnrk and
trademark established In authors name may
able his representatives or centuries 10 enjoy the eXcl
sYerlgt to print ana pub Sh is works So far the
pcdtiOD pr icecds upon The theory tHat law
au.hDis vested with au exclusive Islt 10 prni
print, publish and vrnd the productions OF hutnor
nnd that this right has not been dveStch
bv the statutes in relation to copyright, I
of Wheaton against Peters, Peters, sol. .
Finally, rs Injunction shDud Only be- granted IN very
ciear cases ana ~ d. regard this falling
INTO that category am oi the opinion that the motion
shruid be denied, Win TlO COSTS"
Alexander ~ Grrrn Hn1 William C.. Gulnver for the
llalnilu.; Andrew G.lhbuly, Tor me def, nd.ntS.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
MISS RAYMoNYS SUIT AGAINST HILL

WARRINGTON, April THE case Of Jessie
Raymond against Senator Hll came up before Justice
Coz yesterday. Mrs Lockwood appeared with Miss Ray
ond and the latter IN open court TO afdavit
that shs had authorized the Institution Of the suit and
stauth0rxsd its prosecution and that her claim for
a. wss just and true one. The Court took The
n666 6 Senator Hills counsel for dismissal OF tho
11s8 1H6lk edvisement
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

The threat that Kansas Is too cold climate
for the cOored man TO live In, well answered by
proposed emigrant from Southern State the other day
Rhite man was telling him of the climate when he
asked Oh Mars Bob aint dat Kansas dc place dc Dig
sQuabbe was over aiore de wah bout you white folks
den e 1t good for slave nggers, how comes It TO be
bad for free ones No answer when last heard FROM
-tDenYer Times,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April Tn the Court of Appeals
to-day, present the Hon. Sanford T.. Church. C. j., aud
associates, the '0l bwmg business trnnsacted
NO. liH. Hall and others appellants agt Ellen Hall
aud others IcspOndrns argued by sidney laIrs for ap
pelaTts j. T. Glover for respondents No li2-Chairs H.
1.eppOid. appellant Morrs \. Herman impload.d
respondent argued by II. Morrison Tor appollant samuel
for r.SD utltuf.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

LAWRENCE April 7.-The Republicans Monday
evening held oaucuses to select delegates to the State
and District Conventions. The majority of dele
gates to the State Convention are anti-Grant. and
are divided between Blaine. Edmunds Sherman
and Washburne. Seven State delegates are known
to be for Grant. The District delegates are in
doubt but the Grant men claim majority of them.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
IOWA MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

DUBUQUE, Iowa. April 6.-The municipal
election this city resulted in tho election by tho
Democrats OF the treasurer recorder, attorney and
the regular ticket and the opposition elected
the Mayor no is the present incumbent and strong
Democrat, end the auditor who a Republican. OF the
Aderen the Democrats elect two and the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
A CONVENTION POSTPONED.

BURLINGTON. VT. April 6.-The Republican
State Ia postponed from June II June %,
owing to the reunion of the Army OF the Potomac,
which takes place that week.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. April 7.-Township elections were
held throughout Michigan Monday, with some thirty
city elections The generally Indicate Republican
gains and decided falling of OF the Grecnback vote
The constitutional amen Dent increasing the Governors
salary to "a, 900 will probably be defeated.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

In the XXlIId Assembly District the follow
ing delegates the Republican Central Committee
have been elected by the Independent Republicans:
Colonel George P. Webster, John b. Campbell, Henry
BuIeman, tr, Justin wohifarth, Louis Jaeger, Z. c.
OoRgesbaii, General George w. Palmer Eli Smith, r.
Edmund Marks Robert q. Weyh, Charles Rhode aud Dr.
Gao f. Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
A POPULAR OHIO CONGRESSMAN.

CANTON. Ohio. April THE result of the Re-
publican Congressional primaries in COumbiana County
Monday to the return to Congress Of William
Mckinley, jr from the restored XvIth DISTRICT McKlD
ley known the hero 10 the OHIO Congressional fight
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
THE sam FRANCISCO ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-The Board Of
Election Commissioners IN the matter of the Work
ingmens protest have decided that they had power
to go behind returns declared the Citizens
dtdaies Frechoders and Mr. Byrnes, Republican
didate for Joint Senator, elected.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
CITY ELECTION IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, April lin The city elec-
ton yesterday Morgan e. Buikeley, Republican. was
elected Mayor by majority of 1860 Mr.. Buikcley is
president OF the Etna Life Insurance Company. +. g.
Brown, Democrat elected Collector by l5G majority
The Republicans elect the City Clerk, Treasurer Auditor
aud Marshal, aud OF the 16 aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
NOMINATION.

the following nomination TO tn senate this ancloon:
William !. Newell Of New-JcIscy Jo Governor Of wash
iugtOn IerIitDrY
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

ST. PAUL, Minn., April 1.-THE Republican
Stats Central Committee met here to-day and issued
call for State Convention at st. Paul. May 20, to
choose delegates the Chicago Convention, being tle
same day the Democratic Delegate Convention.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
THE ELECTIONS IN QUEENS COUNTY.

The following officers were elected in Queens
Coenty on Tuesday: Hempstead-supervisor. Charles
Clements lRep.G Town Clerk, Thomas RushmOre (Dem)
Flushng-Supervisor II. X. z. Dennet (Repl The te
suit IN the other Towns was announced Ia yesterdays
TRIBUKR
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

MASSACftUoIH1o Ht1 OD1'fOHN D11I1EUA1I7S'
FITCHBURG, Mass, April 1.-THE Republicans
to-day elected delegates to the State for
Grsnt, 5 for Edmunds and for Blaine.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

WORCESTER REPUBLICANS FOR EDMUNDS.
WORCESTER, Mass, April TAT the Repub-
hcan caucuses last night, every ward carried for
Senator Edmunds, thirytwo Edmunds delegates being
elected " state aud District Conventions.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETING.

bly, District Republican Association was held last even
tng at No. 20 Av.nue.D. Asa ID. Bennett presided with
Isaac L. Gensler secretary Twelve new members weTe
shp.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
5iinaticns Uanteo-- Males.

A RESPECTABLE young man, lately landed,
"A wishes situation in retail grocery house, at EOder.
ate eary good Call address n. j. OF Mr
Ma-teIsou, l39 East 18th st.. city.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
6unses ano Rooms Wauteo.

WANTED to RENT for ONE YEAR
furnished country village Residence In westchester
County. the city RUssELL HAsTINGs Westnlnstse
Hotel, CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

! ~ ARDENER.-By married man no FAM
~ thoroughly urcrst au.s Greenhous. and erar-rcs
Long Isani City.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

(OACHMAN.-By a Protestant married man
" roacman mdcr,tands the business perfectly Is
sober ana ha, years reference Address COACH
Box H. Tribune Uptown Ofice i,c3S BrOadWQy.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

COACHMAN.--By a single Swcde 35 years
" Of coachnan IN the country ten years expert
reieI lLutheia) Address NJ NELSON, 2S3
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

~ nan, thoroughly competent IN his dutes RED fret.
elias. references from last emp yer. Call address j. z. E
BIB jll.aYe. hhrness store,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

AOUSEWORKER.-A respectable German
gr general hOusoworker IL good cook; refer.
nco no cards. lol West Sjthst, near 6thayc.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

& IltOOM and COACHMAN.-By II tirst-clasS
~ and cOlchnan single North German 8:
good elc,ircs cty or country Address H. e.. C0achDan,
% " .st Eth Il.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

Washington Heights.- Furnished house tn let,
w May to November s. II. THAYER, 100 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

COACHMAN.-By a first-class man; bis wife
X Is American good cook and launiress milk
and make butter; nest reference given Gail address r.
WALL ccnleuDy- ave., of West Sideaye. West Bergen,
T.ra.tt on
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

COACHMAN.-By Swedc; thoroughly un-
~ detstanGs he proper OF horses carriages
try preferred good references from last enp oyer Can
set a; private stables. 10 East52i.st.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

(WAt IMAM ana GkOOM--By q ScOtchman ;
- single Trustworthy undersi nds horses
aud harness. wOuld he willing
mix: objections country first
,y rvirTrn:,~ Al r. r. Box 264, Tribune Uptown
tbt.Ct. LrUauway.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

EOACIIMAN.-By a cOachman who thOl
~ Ougly understands h- business also tho and tIa
hOl five years first class ely reference fro
lat emp no objection 10 tr cOuDrv married; no ran
lily Wiling and Obligng Address J. W.. l29 West 33dst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

COACHMAN.-By one well experienced in
he car and nanogemsn. Of horses and traps good care
reference from place others eqnaly good last II
connfrg preferred. Address COACHMAN. No. 213 West
l-Af
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

BATON Rover, Any. 10, iaso,
Editor Capitollan.
/ DEAN N'n--i'lcase uut,o,,ucn IN y,u,
paper Tint tl,ov will to nu tut,rain,
gum" of 'nse bulI on Sunday. Aup,,.
10, 'Ss'', NJ '!l,m,nnen's store, n, Wum
"ts o'clock I. NJ, between tho Han.
cock w. u. g, of the nj Ward, and
s""ehe'''e's y. y. G., Of tho city .,
'"'"" Ro"ge' Tho public n,e cordially
invited 4" wi'ncHn tho gn,,c.
IVY announcing same through tls col.
''"'''' % So"r paper, yon viii greatly
ohli9c .
y. V. GlMLER,
S'crr'a'y Soutitcttcrs Il. u. G..
CITY o( BATON Ronvu
A. &. kLEiNpErER,
Secretary Hancock u. PC.
Third Wani.
a New rmAnNAcy.4 We tuhc p,c0t
|'''''s"'r i" calling tho attention. oC t,c
public I" thu advertisement Of DR.. stccn. !
"'', Into of NV ORLEANS, WIN lur M,
l""'''''t'y located 'u onr midat. llr pu,.
|'os''H, by a''ht attention to ',ttsi,ua. u,ui |
~ Keeping ht'' stock of goo,I., to
'of't t''' confidence W the ri,tzrna m
'"'on Rouge ""d vicinity. Dr. stpu.
mn In" earned /" high reputation in Now
'''"nn ".p Ehwsirt and pl,rn,tuint.
10 i" 'eg'''hr graduate, having received
''' ii p'""'" Of Doctor In I'l,nmncy. All
INSCRIPTIONS "oniI'l"i 10 hia care win
''''e'o~ ec conipoln'N,sij ii IN best
'"hner~ s'lc " \ ropslstvs and s.ltshh
"p'ak'ng English, Fnuuj,
u" German, and viii Jnuve n valuable
'1"t"tt'"" I" tho Capital Ctly ,ic lift
''' morning for Chicago nnnl tho I,nst
'"k" purchases Of stock uu, viii ~.
'''' IN u short time. #
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

'.''"S y "'"w''s'r hp titled beer helps
digestion and regulates Tho systcu,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12
Look ont for tho pecte,woods,


Weaver, the Grccnbuck candidate to
President, !" either the hnppiest nnu u,
''' biggest fool living. No TOLLS hin dr.
'"dcd foll"wrrs that br " uoinu 10 J..
elected President without Aoubt-.tl,ut
A'"b""'a, MisS'sripri, i.ouisIanu, To,us.
and Arh"ns"s urc contain for him. u,,d
that Tc''ucssc" and Missouri are likcly
to givc him their elcctpral yc,eu ,Jc
appear" I" bo I'M lnppy IN Aunt Dsun,,
~ tho c"nt'ceting, when al,o si,ootut
~ the top Of l'cr voice, ron 4 br,u,,lu,
Moses, wish was u June I,uu"
"Wl'nt for You want ,v bo H. Jnpc
""g, nirtct Dinahr mid Mospa lI,h
"Oh' br"'l'lrr M".ca," .I,c sur, "i
want to !" II Junc i'ug ~ kin fly nwuy
aud DO with my Jusus." ,..,
"oh ! You fool niggcr," SnM Moses
"you wonldn', git higher dan u Iullc,
stack "f"rc dc pcckerwoodu done uot
,ou." '''' WV
weaver ntandA just about np uuc),
.""n'c "' brtng elected t'vsidout n,
Ann D'"ah 'lt~yof going ~ bos,,pn In
','' form "fa J"ne l'u9. iitundo,, Miu4
Republican. .'"' '''''''
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12
VI UNN,
L. :. HAREi.so,
JAMES iiOuAN.

= toa4 asked for BY tho citizens
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12
Iho Otisoial Proceeding. Of the
Police Jury.
fOLWE jury ROOM, ],
PAliiHli ~ EAsi iIAlos itUu9E.
Atiutiat 10th. ,RAn,
Mmtinu Of il,n .lurv


Regular meeting Of tho Jury.
! P,cpcni Mr., A. Jackson, President
and sleA4'4, Randolph, Davis, Monte
guide, Fa'fc''th', 'luguct. ,iurctsou
dartc'r, Stokes aud hogan.
Tho minutes oi the lnst meeting wcr
read md approved,
IN" President stated that III accord
""'' with Instructions received ut tt,,
last Injecting Of til" t'otice Jory, relative
y" Tho appointment VI u committee l.,
examine and 'o,Wr, il" feasibility -,
building bridge either NJ Stricllam'a
ot Joora, u waa intn,aHhIc Eot htm to
''''' tile hatntctcatrh parties therein
mentioned, hence hiH Inability tn ~.
,'"int tho a,id uOmmittrc,
Th" following reports wcrr ,rud anf
received
ttENHrrnn's uu,out
IRBAS' REkS OFttE.
t'N' f'slos Nouht, Angus, IN ,lp0
Y" the President mud n"n,hc,a
ol III" Police ,imy
GlN'rMhS l'rlnw ,n,, viii please ind N,
atntcn,mt fto', f,at ,olm,t ~ tho III ,lny III
August lHaO
.'h'b''" hsi i"pnsi nsi,....,,,fr,....ta... Ar a
Received "i Debate, rmnl lpnur, .., 10 10 !
y W I'at's, C"ll"t",, tr,
htdttff vt iniN, tfHt Observation-Disclosures, nu 40 |
Receive" Of a brlait' rmhl, i,anse,a. u d,
sr'i IA
tHHtit tHt MtStR
v AH'HHfs received na'nnh from nltrrtot aGi, M
Wy, t"''''''ai"n E'"','h ~ 'aah l,au,
''"'"H s''' '''. .',..s.,. .,...,.,,,,,,,. ~ n, |
' ,'nrHa 'nitif''htra received np ,nHh i,ou,
I"Hn' 't"f' 's'.rr,,1t,..u.....,,,,. I M |
u"M"' 'i''n'H received ia 'nal, IRON, t,n
",'"'' ''''.''' ''..''''..,,'sn,rn,n u; II
tnh WARRANTS VI flpN ,,...,,,,,....,. III A
hli'ltr 'nsl' "n hand. |.......,.,..n.... t.ta m
E''Dt ~
Rcrt"ctfnify autmiifwt
NJ. HRtNAkt. t'mmh r,rnau,c,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

"''ko Jei'erson's way Of lnangu,a.
s'o"; tt suits our system. Ito rode o,,
horseback to tho Capitol, tied his
morse to roi' foncc, entered, aud was
d"'y sworn t|'ou l,c rode to tho Exm,.
nt'vc !, Mansion and took possession.
hc 'na!gnrntcd himself simply hy
taking the oatl' Of Office. T'imro' !, M
ou.','r''g"! Inauguration In oursystc,n.'
Hancock. ''
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12
Gr''ad(ee||p Gapito|ia''
-Aa--2la -
LOCAL MATTERS

'""'""s ""'wo'H"r notified beer pre-
yonip trvrrp of nll ltu,ls.
nv "'st '''e ut cot tom, weighing to5
r'""'S' ""H g'''''''' yesterday NJ l'n,il-
ii"r n tnngo'H "Inyortto Cotton Gin.
"''N '-'''s hr'na io't days carlcr than
lnHt Hcnson,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

!. FtFE Ut a n
WJ, u Young, freight ht,,,,n,....,..,.. uaa
y AAihsaV ih,gsmth,V Z r. S.y.<rB1 ID
n jSW. 1slrl(s6 fn 6e6. 6ssNI.. e. n,
The Jury then atIoDvJNM
ANDREW JACKSON,
= :, President.
W. T.. .skoLtitLD, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

'ho commencement Of The work ol
r'P"'''"g the Stntc Iiousc NJ unto,,
Rouge seems 10 have received u cheek,
Sugar Bowl.
Besides tho check for thirty .nvc
thousand 'to'I"rs tho work Is "cl,cck-
'"' Tor rapid completion, " WI arc to
Judge ny The way the work n,ch nrc
moving around.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

Atpitoi'S REPORT
'AH'H'i Ar'ntou u Orrur. Aug, nl,. Lao,
U" the f,"aihcnt aud ,urnbeia
"i The roli.H inv
"INilrMhN-hih'r NY last ,ntHt have
,ns'','' 10" '"ll"Nin numbered warrants nuninnt
tho treasury "''''''
Hrner,f Fund Warrants pli ~, t,, ,t,o, II
Criminal FHnA Warrant Rtj ......,,. I, N
Iothl Observation-Disclosures. 4,
Respectfully rt,. "a
o. f. SkOtrIELD, rariah Am,;,,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

., '", ''''''s arc ''''o' sod by u legion
Of physicians aud chemists.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

a., '""'""s hn'l lweiscr. against
' '',''" "''' !" thu United States,
and judge Tor Yourself
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-12

beware Of imitation, Cali only fo,
'on'nh's lsndwriprr lf yon Nna nny
imitation, Plra4p report the mtHc ttnutc
"'h'''s to {, Conrad Il Co.. St. ioiia,
or I" John Miller, thu general agent,
No InrkWn utrrct New Orleans.