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PENNsYLvAEIA Republicans, like
those OF New Y ork, are engaged in the
"laudable" work Of despatchiug repeat
era to Indiana to perjure Intensely es for
the party and to their own profit.
The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is h ighly endorsed
by ministers. judges, phys clans surgeons.
by men Of literary and scholarly distinc-
ton, and by individuals in all The walks
OF life. sep20-2w.
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Philadelphia Record, Oct. 0.

General Grants talk about Hancock
through the medium of the Rev. c. II.
Fowler seems to be accurate in motive
but inaccurate in fact. AS far as it is
historical it stands contradicted; as far
as it is personal Grant admits it in q
half AM half sort of way. 1t does no
credit to the ex-President.
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From the Troy Pr ess.

When General Grant attempts to
depreciate Hancock he helps him. Grants
talk will be worth twenty thousand votes
10 Hancock in Pennsylvania, for there at
least they knyw whether he was good
soldier OF not, and they don't ask any
instruction on that point from U. S.
Grant or anybody olse. Grant evidently
intends that the Democrats shall carry
Ohio next week if can help them to do so
The object is to get himself substituted
Gartield's place.
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A DOVER AEEp,.

d colored man p.m.d "Ai'
son was struck viii oalnes RI
h!s at last by j. NJ, Fort 'uo en-
OF the "Bayard nons' l, me PROD
and u was thought tor q In this
That he would die. I'm, a. a couple d
suhclently TO be- re,non no mas iced
wa "' o BENTON. The cause Of thu HlS
had e vvnr gu, rink of rum. R Ie
and o a,,a' /, Tor a drink amopps, .I : !,
Tari ,eu, "hen he said that h h. /, " "
s sor IT, As several were pa We ia(
same Tune 1t Was hard 10 ,a p'Iiy,Gg
~. s, ~ W ords passed belw.eO" II v
anu Richardson, when End 10" on
anu an, struck X chard.on. fe,, slok
lne ground, where he law nng
Dover Sentinel. uheonsc
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Grant Expects to Hear from Han
cock.

CHICAGO, Oct. Sat AN intervit W
with reporter Of the Aeirs this moi u
ing Gen. Grant said that he had not yet
received any communication from Gen.
Hancock in reference TO the recently
published Fowler talk, and when asked
II he expected such a communication,
he said It was not impossible that he
should hear from Gen. Hancock, hut he
did not expect 10 before leaving Chicago.
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1881 Prizes, amounting to. Ann
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed al all points, TO whom liberal compen
satiOn Will be paid. ~"
Write clearly stating full address, FIR
further Information, or send orders bv, ~
press, or in a Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only TO
N. A. DAUPHIN.
or same person at N"'
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
are under the supervision and nanaitso
lnent OF Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
JubD A. Early. '''-N
sept23 -2tawsw&w
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AN AMERICAN NAVAL VIC
TORY RECAIIED

LONDON, Oct. 8.--James Coull
the sailor who steered the Shannon
in the action with the Chesapeake
off Boston Harbor in 1873, died on
Oct. |, aged 95 years, and was
buried with military honors.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09

DIR. r. V. Pierce Consulting Physician to
the Worlds Dispensary and nv"lid,' Ho-
in Congress that he may hereafter devote
his whole time and attention to those APP
plying to the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association for the treatment OF Chronic
Diseases,
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Philadelphia Telegraph, Rep. Oct. 8.

PhIIade!phIa Telegraph, Rep, OCT. o.
1t is particularly to be regretted
that Gen. Grant, in the course of his
explanations and corrections, did not
elaborate on DR.. Fowier's statement
to the effect that he said that Han
cock has had the Presidential hee in
his bonnet ever since 1864, and that he
is weak, vain and ambitious. Perhaps,
however, General Grant thought that,
in view of the third term movement,
this was too delicate subject for him
to elaborate on.
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Of ios acres,i Ina W I5 osS Sss' Hedge;
dred. Al enclosed IN Large apple
yided into aye fields d Pubic sciloo,
chard IN full bearing a;ilaings--LaTgg.sss
AMI all oil er oniiuiihI ss from statload
srst cla,s 4 ar \. &c Centrally D IS' e.
miles from Wiimn,nW ~ WHlTEMAns
Rsal.Estate ag't, Q w. Fou''1
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FOURTH EDITION
In.Iicntian. for .ru.nnx.

Indications for To-day.
Increasing eloudiness, and rain on the
ing barometer and slight rise in temper
Azure.
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MONEY, BUT NOT THE VOTES.
From N. y. Evening Express
When party has the votes it need
not spend deal of money to carry
an election. he herculean efforts OF
the Rrpubs to raise money show that
they know they haven't the votes.
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In East Dover Hundred the Re
publicans polled 42S votes, of which
las were cast by white men and
ESQ by negroes-the latter outnum-
bering the white Republicans near
lY two to one. The Democrats
polled 453 votes, all cast by white
men.
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Gold was ffrst discovered in California
In 1913. DIR. Bull commenced to prescribe
his Cough Syrup in the same year and
now IT IL the leading cough remedy
throughout the country.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09

>roTIcE.-I, Joseph stoeekie eon no Y \
n give notice that shan G,ane SppiS3 I'd
Judges OF the corr ,i, OF tIs, Gyes Of ne
New Castle, on Monday e Tue day day d
November, it being the mr., nIs' fS ri q llS
rs ~ king street In me se ecnniy and [
Aforesaid. with The priVli't ~ guaul
ninioxicating LIQUORS or d in lfs On lief
ises, and the following 1ssid lt appIlcatid
n.nI
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THE MAJORITY.

The Democratic majority in the
the State at the election ON Tuesday
last, according to the official returns
is as follows
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TAKE NoTIcEl
WIN 4 FORTUNE 10TH GRAND DiS,
TRlBUTION, CLASS K AT NEW OK
LEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th lssO
-i2othM monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery Gll

porated by the Legislature OF the State :.
70 educational and Charitable purposes. Ia,
1905, iOr the term Of Twenty iXp
FEARS, TO which contract the invinlnt,t,
ialth OF the State is Pledged, which pled.e
nas Deen renewed by an oYerw nelmlnu
popular vote. securing Its franchise In lhe
new constitution adopted December I'd.
A. D., 1873, with capital OF 81 ,UOUODD f,'
which II has since added a reserve tuud nj
Oversee wv. Hts Grand Single NuInher
Distributions will take place monthI,
Oh The second Tuesday,
~ neUeT scales or postpones Look at IA.
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $50 900.
iOO,OOO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
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HERIFF'S SALE BY NlRrUI
- A WRIT OF LEvARI FAClAs,
directed, Will be exposed 10 pubic
al the
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
motion, duly seconded. 1rqcceMd and r..

motion, duly seconded, freceistd and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Petition for remission of fine from
Messrs. j. W. and Chas. Ilubbs, j. N.
Jolly and A. Duplantier, was read and
received and the action of the Mayor
sustained by resolution of Mr.. Duggan,
seconded BY Mr.. Grady. The yeas and
nays being called for, stood
Yeas-Nessrs. Week, Burke, Brooks,
Duggan, Gimler and Grady.
Nay--Nr. McCabe.
A communication from A. Leblanc,
Esq, Clerk Of the Police Jury, West
Baton Rouge, in regard to action on fer
ry lease, wis read and received and on
motion duly seconded, the Secretary of
the City Council WIS instructed to noti.
fy Mr.. Leblanc that the committee on
behalf OF the city would le ready to
meet the committee from West Baton
Rouge on Monday 18th inst. ut II
o'clock, a. Al.
RESOLUTIONS.
by MIR. Burke--Resolved, That fine
Of twenty-five dollars be imposed on the
owner or owners Of any blind animal or
animals fonnd running at large on the
public thorougbfares within the limits
OF the city Of Baton Rouge adopted
Mr. Duggan offered resolution in re-
gard to the disposal of the sinking fund
OF 1881, which was by consent referred
to Finance Committee to report upon Of
next meeting.
The verbal request Of Dir. Jacob kor-
meyer for the erection Of an iron gas
lamp post at the corner OF America and
Vt. Ferdinand streets, made through the
Secretary and the request Of Mr. b. A..
Day for II lamp at the corner of Africa
and 81. Ferdinand, mado through The
Mayor, as also the requests Of Messrs
Wood, Lange, Barillier and Jackson for
gas lamps on St, Phillip street and a
similar request from J. W. Bates for gas
lamp on North street, made through the
Chief Of Police, were all referred to the
Streets and Landings Committee.
1t was moved and seconded that the
Council adjourn. Adopted.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor.
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
JUDGMENT.

pELLE g. WILLIAMS W.. J. BARNETT
- Williams. i7th District Court 2Fi8
This case was assigned and taken ,lr instanter
and the plaintiff In ny fully mad. ont her ca.,
by competent and sufficient evidence, tho lau
ao'l the evidence being m inv0r of the plaintiff
and against tho defendant il IA therefore order
ed. adiudgna aud decrerd that plaintiff, Mrs
Belle g. williams, nave Judgment againy, tl,s
defendant Jas Is. williams, her husbands tina,
she be and Is hereby recognized as owner Of the
three horses named in tho pc i,ion and also
owner OF the three head Of cattle named therein,
that IA 10 the stock If hogs there be Judgment
o. non:suit II u farther ordered md decreed
That the community Of aquita pnd gains here.
ttoiore existing between plaintiff and defendant,
her husband be dissolved: that lai tiff Mira
Belle q Williams, have the control and admin.
issrntion Of the above nataed property sep rate
from her husband aud of any al. may her.att4,
acquire by her own industry or Otherwise. Il
" further ordered and deereed. That this
Judgment BE- executed and advertised accor,,
ing 10 law. 80
tSigncd) II N. SHERBuRNE
Nov. q 1881. Judge nth Judicial Dist
srk 4 Office. parish East Baton Rouge, No
vsrnb.r llth isaO. 7-s
a true copy. II. L. WOODSIDE
FInS.3w, USl,ty Cl,rk
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
SUCCESSION SALE

STATE OF LOUISIANA. nth judicial Dis.
- trict Court Parish oY East Baton Rouge.
In the matter Of tho succession of N. prcnde,.
gast deceased No 1o00, Probate
By virtue Of a commission issuM In the
above entitled and numbered suscssaion,
and to me- directed from the Honorable Court
aiorssaid, holden In and for tho said parish and
state, viii aspose to public sale Ia front OF
the Courthouse door Of said parish, on
FRIDAY. the 7th day Of Jannsry
next, A. y. 1881. between the hour. OF eleven
o'clock A. NJ. and fonr O'Clock p NJ, Of said
day, tho following described property belonging
to sad Succession to-wit.
"A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND IN
that part Of the city Of Baton Rouge, known Nj
Suburb Graauie. being Sguafe number thirty.
three of said plan bounded now or formerly o.,
the w@t by lands Of Joseph Monget, on the
north by those Of Pierre Calls on thc east By
the public road leading from the city Of Baton
Rouge to the Plains and on the south by the
road leading to the Comite river"
Terms Of s4,le---C ash ~
v2nlOl j. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
\ sugar Cane Curiosity.
MorNr Horn. peccmhcr Ath. ls.n

MOUNT HOrE, December 4th lsS0.
DEAR CAPrroIiAN--W With this, | send
YOU n sugar cane, the like of which has
, rarely, If ever, been seen by any one. II
Is n curiosity, and us mathematical
puZhio, 1t viii bother the mind of many
of those who are and have been iu .the
back part of the arithmetic" the cane
having IL distinct joints, averaging 4
inches each, aud still being but 2 feet
and q inches long.
suppose you know by this time all
about the weather and the condition of
our roads. II you don't, lot me know
and ! will write to you about il imme-
diately, aud send my letter by an s-mule
team. | think they will be able to take
it safely across Halls Bottom. It's a
matter about which everyone should he
acquainted, aud will give you permits
sion to publish my letter. TO give you
a slight idea, now, of the condition of
the country, | will tell you of two things
that saw yesterday (both bad signs, so
! am told), d mud turtle with a down
cast, disguised look, wiping his paws
OF in wheel track, and q snipe in nv
headland stuck fast in the ground, both
bill and feet.
Ad)eD. Yours, II. L.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, STU.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION
i Of Augu4te FRANKIE, deceased No. laos.
Probate, Seventeenth Judicial District Court.
State OF Louisiana.
Rudolph Schneider and the said Rudolph
Schneider, to aid and authorize his said wife.
has this dag filed IN the office OF the undersigned
Clerk of said Court, All application for. the adj.
minlstration OF the above entitled and number.
ed succession.
Notice is hereby given to alIpersons interested
70 show cause 0f any they have in ten days
from the first publication OF this notice why said
application should not be granted.
Witness, the Honorable II. n. Sherburne,
Judge Of or said Court, this 10th day of No.
vcmbcr. LEO. b. +. BRYAN. Clerk.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

See Writings new advertisement in
another column. lie calls yonr atten-
|tion to the many new goods he Is con-
stantly receiving.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
school Board Notice.

THE State Board OF Education having can
J. ceed all the certificates held BY teachers in
the State, it becomes my duty 40 Parish Super.
in.endent to examine those who wish to teach
in the public schools of the parish Of East Baton
Ronge. Therefore. on the first Saturday In
November and every Saturday thereafter, I
will meet applicants at the Collegiate Institute
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
n79d J.B MAGRUDER, Parish Snp,.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

4 very respectfully,
/ GEO. HENDERSON, Auditor.
1t was moved and seconded that IN.
report be receiycdand approved--adop
| ted.
REPORT on ADMINISTRATOR OF FINANCE
GENTLEMEN The collections and dis
bursements Of my Office during III,
month Of November we're
Collections. ........ 49,. $s,o97 II
Deposited in Sinking Fund. 242 81
Deposited with Fiscal Agent. 500 N
Warrants redeemed. ......- 3,042 81
Respectfully, NJ LANCE,
| Administrator Of Finance.
II VIZ, moved and seconded that The
report b received and approved. Ad.
opted. .....
The reports of the Administrator OF
improvements and Administrator Of Po-
lice were read, received and filed.
II was moved and seconded that a
schedule Of licenses be fixed for the year
1881, in conformity with the State Con-
stitution OF 1879. Adopted
1t was resolved, That the license tax
to be- collected by the Administrator of
Finance Of the city of Baton Rouge for
the year ISL shall be the same az that
provided for by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Louisiana, and known a.
Act No. 10, Of the session of 1880. Adj.
opted % ~ ~.s.t." '@
Moved by Mr.. Gimler, seconded by
Mr.. Grady, that the tax on real estate,
etc, for the year ISL be fixed at same
rate ~ last year, Motion lost, Messrs.
Gimeraud Grady,voting yea. .
Moved by Mr.. Duggan, seconded by
Dr. Brooks, that the tax on real estate
personal property, etc, for the year
1881 be fixed Mt ten mills on the dollar.
Adopted. aiessrs Gimlcr and Grady
voting no. -..-...-.....
The following ordinance was then
adopted, Messrs, Gimler and Grady yot-
ing against it,
Be il ordained by the Mayor and CITY
Council of the city of Baton Rouge,
That from and after the first day of
January, A. D., 1881, an nd ralorem tax
of ten mills on the dollar shall be as
sessed and collected on the assessed cash
valuation of all real estate, lands and
tenements and personal property within
the corporate limits of the city of Baton
Rouge, upon all stick in trade aud upon
all monies loaned ut interest.
The budget for the year ISL was then
read for the third time.
, Mr.. Grady moved that each item be
adopted separately. Mr., Burke offered
substitute, that the budget be adopted
as whole. On voting, the substitute
Of Mr.. Burke was adopted, Mcs>rS. Gin
Ter and Grady voting no.
It was moved and seconded that the
budget of the city of Baton Rouge, as
read at its third and final reading. be
adopted, Carried. Mcssrs. Grady and
Gimler voting no.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Drainage of Cathshtown, Mr.. Burke. re-.
ported progress, and explained what he
thought were the proper steps to be
taken in the matter.
The following resolution was then of.
tered by DR.. Brooks seconded by Mr.
Duggan:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Drainage be empowered to employ the
City Surveyor to give them the neces-
sary levels and measurements for the
drainage of Catfshtown. Adopted.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition from Mr.. A. Franck, for ex.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

d. Dupree left for New Orleans on
steamer Cannon last evening, to attend
n meeting of the American Health Assoc
citation. He viii be absent three or
four DAYS. sr ..ga4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

Judge Chas. Mcvea has been spending
few days among his many friends OF
this city, for whom he entertains the
kindest feelings, which, by the way, are
duly reciproCnted.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
SHERIFrS SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. ,ate Parish, now
~ seventeenth Judicial District Court. Par.
iah OF East Eaton Rouge Read & Go,dalc, for
use Of II. Il. Mudse, vs.. Charles OConnor-No.
1914. a5 4 5laja 1900,
BY virtue Of an alias writ of tieri f.cias issued
IN the bove entitled and numbered cause and
to mo directed rom the Honorable Court aforc.
said holden In ahd for the said parish and State,
! have seized and will expose to public sale In
front OF the Courthouse door Of said parish, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of December
next A, d. 1880. between the hours of II o'clock
a. NJ. and o'clock =. NJ of said day. all the
night, title, interest and claim Of the defendant
Charles OC"nnor in aud 10 the following de-
scrped property, to.wit;
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, STU.
a'cd in that part Of the city Of Baton Rouge
Laid ont by Hickey Duncan d Maihpr, a.d
designated on The plan thereof M lot number
~ eight of square number t2) two, measuring TO
feet front on Third street, by 100 feet in depth
French measure together with all the buildings
ard improvements thereon. Said lot living on
the west sidU on Third street, and bounded on
the north by the lot on which stands the store
lately occupied by i j. McCabe
Seized to ayald satisfy the amount Of indg.
ment, interest and costs claimed in the above
entitled and numbered suit.
Terms of sale-cash with the benefit of ap
praisement. j. w. BATES, Sheriff
November &C. lss6 Iyan95
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11


-. . !. - -...--
6uesdap's edition.
-.-. = -z-..-I-
See Writings new advertisement II
another column. He calls your atten
ton to the many new goods be Is con
stantly receiving.
DR.. Dupree left for New Orleans OF
steamer Cannon last evening, TO attent
n meeting of the American Health Asso
citation. He viii be absent three OF
four days 90 .ss8a q
Judge Chas. Mcvea has been spending
few days among his many friends OF
this city, for whom he entertains the
kindest feelings, which, by the way, are
duly reciprocated.
DR.. b. Stocking, the accomplished
Bayou Sara dentist. is rejoicing over the
arrival Of baby boy in his house. The
little fellow came on last Thursday
night. The mother is doing well and
the doctor il happy,
In another column Mr.. John johnson
announces some now arrivals In the
way of Christmas Goods, such an fine
gold iewelry, slverware, etc. The pub
lie will do well to give him u call before
making purchases.
Major X. A. Cross, on his return to
Clinton from New Orleans whittier he
had been to east his vote IN Presidential
Elector for this district, landed here on
Saturday fora short soiourn. The Major
is gentleman Of great ability as M
orator, writer, and attorney.
Brother Hyams, "over The riverp will
DO glad 10 learn that tho Capital City
has been visited by the handsome man
Of the Patriot. Domoerat. We mean its
editor, The active and enterprising Sam.
Lambert, who favored our sanctum yes
tcrday with friendly visit.
DANCING CLAssEs.--The second series
Of Mr.. Lippard's school for the scnior
class will begin on Thursday, the 9th,
aud for the junior class on Friday, the
10th inst. Terms, same as the first So
RES. New pupils who wish TO enter the
school will please do 80 before, or ut the
first lesson, as after that time none will
hc received, a,a.s ssasae
s.. James Lodge, r. Il A. NJ, No. AZ,
on last Friday night, elected the follow
ing officers: W. II. Stronbe, W.. M;
j. Il. Blouin, S.. W.. l.. s. Widney,
j.. W.; Geo. Henderson, Secretary :;
+. NJ. Brooks, Treasurer; W. II. Wood,
s. d.. A. Franek, J. D.; Chas. Stewart
and Felix Traenkel, Stewards; Geo. V.
< Martin, Marshal, and Robert Fairie,
Tyler.
THE UNIVERSITY H0r, the weather to
Tue contrary Notwithstanding, passed oil
~ 'no nnos1 asreeaoie manner on last
'''""S n'snh nougn tne attendance
WIS ''npar"'''e'y small owing 10 the
'''' anu ''e """'y s',ee''' ye. al 'hoSe
present "'' " Sp,'n''o ',"e' IL IL 10 Dc
"0p'' ""'' '"e o'e'" u 'ne weather VIII
S'ni,o ' u" ''' oo'''S' neA' t'ho' 10 mat
'''''''"' ''""'''' ''''y w '"e ie7"'''
PAPER FROM BAaAsss.--It seems that
n ton of bagasse, shipped to an Ohio
paper mill, made 900 pounds of paper
worth & cents per pound, The freight
amounted to 800. II il estimated that
1870 per ton could thus be netted by
SINNERS Of bovassc. To m,nnroot,ro