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Tho Htnh f.lfn- insurance Company nge1 bin
yoattrftny ngn!nrt surRHtrt c. mud Cora Harris,
G. 7. lteald. 1o.inh md rhnmas GRITTY, and
Charles ireland. to frcrlnse n mortgage tor
fS,000 Oh tho N. W. 4 ri Soc. 10, tho N. T.. il or
Hec .. tho y. f. u NJ src. l, mn, The =. W. 4 uf
Hcc. ,, r. II, II. +. ctist Of tho It'll y. M.
;, The fnal 'tcsrtn W.: entered yes'ert1ny r. tho
case nr Samuel u. rurrll "a. Thn !t1tnhis Crn.
tral llnIiroa1. Thu MfnD,lnt fn,1 duu tho cs'ln-
plHlntnt Is saGiI7.Ei. a similar decrcts fnr
Southern 4 Nnrticrn lsrsnnn Isntway t;nln;h,ny
in fnv!r ai tho sntnr rlnlntiH. Thc*n tns,.H w"rt,
htMrl by tlGr lahrlnr last spring, aitd f!ecilctl
by him 4 fll,rt time nR0.
Tho sxnnInatiDh If Inv. students Wilt tnko
pnrc :o-,nnrtnw III tho Appellate CMirt rf,osn..
s!Rneo Of y. IL: Mnyham, aud anptintcd An
tI9t1tn of ~. j. Dri.ijft.
: II. =. Jenkins was appointed Assignee OF
Gcurgu c. ChrIAtian.
, 1880-03-04
NOTICE.
10 AL Whom i May Concern.

Notcs, IT, Mhsreny given .hat or the th!1a aa{ e s,s
pnrlor Court c.'ak County. Slate of nn!s on tho
GancerI .to thereof. In Tho cnae uf Julius u. eA0'
ottnx Jpsus Kan. Receiver q .n!d ank untse. ~.
nyH nster lu date Of aat nrda5 10 eeli th following
rters uf real estate for ts prices named
M tho tEit t@ nero tract &nNil aud described ~ tha
9Msrtef q IT, %s~Sst 81 qarSr o1 sns9n
three tS s.,"!e Y isaa,ss5 Comfy 6tna q M9ns. M
Lot 1hlriy.elpht th In toctrns subdivision ~ part
0f luck Hrenty.nno III, IN Cana! T[nttscs' sukat-
iianss FoaftcSn tit En.! n Third r. IL" situate In
Lot stxtcrn tGI of +. ". and j., /. Ca!nphela Aub-
division f hlock lhirie*n s13l In Morr!s snhtsteon
E!SssfEn ~! TqSn:a!P Thfp,I ct Ssr,h
saI cunk Cnunty. for tu1 Lass cotn.nsslnn at t5l
md authorizing said ReccIToe Ia accspt IN payment
fnr said BeFcrAl rnCcs cAlm8 Axaat aala bank 10 tho
Ambunt at AA1u alIft1R.
, 1880-03-04
C.FN(;iNNATt

r,xr,xyAr,, March la-CHrrSS-Htcndy At tYkc.
rrfn,.lt-unlet md unchnngeis fntn,ly. ehoo8ato,
nnItx-Whc Strong and hRhes 1T Na2. Corn
.."nser ut t}c. OatR-Unmhnd fAls and nsarkot firm
>. 7a1;1c ltyn Arsner at E981c. Harley qulot but
s,., e1tsa Slp.5 rnIi, 7sJ8k ..
hfn ;StovH--Iurk dntl nt St1n 1.art ttronH Mt
.txrai link sHcais RtrhnE ut tE225 sht;hs t1lM In
Ea t,,,,, ,t.,n,
MMrnTrEH-tj1Iirt uttl unctlanRGds choica Westorn
ptseiyc a5s4sc; chh.ro t:ontraI Ohio, 1a25o.
fjiSsEED Ut1t-Stuaui at Hc.
, 1880-03-04

Special nspnseh to 7hs Chicago 7Stbtina.
Sr1tirGr.ELu, ILL.,, Mnrch 3.-rn tho County
Court to'!ny James II. sest3wlck wns adjudgct!
Ins1.no un1 ordered scn,. u, Jacksonville. "Oh1
sct1gn" is well. known chnrllgtor about HprinR-
tictl. having Travelled tho strcets for years In
notnrifty by visiting Chtcago and taking ,,p biz
residence In ccI1Ir Under blltctncnI Atpt,-
fRnn AyGt,l1c, where l,c held forth a. ''The t.Ii
talHf Hermit" lie wns written IN 1T The
'l'nlnUSE. Antl atsractctl NJ mnny visitors tlnt
tho Chicago pli3co wer0 obliged to run him out
Of town.
, 1880-03-04

tho rnitlEty nf dnfcndnnt'e ordinance. Tho IT.
Junction prayed by tho Till wns nrs1ored ,rn'in
perpetual
Gil. HomHh Rniti Tint tho metropolitan City
Hallway fhnpnny wuulh takn mn appeal. and
counsel were given nntIl Tuesday mtrn!nE 70
prepare n i!rcrtrH to hn entered. Gf,fNlyfY tho
vicwA Ut tho Court, m ntn,ve cxprcsscd.
, 1880-03-04

CLEVELAND, o.. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Standard white, 10 tost, 1No.
TtTfaBrHtl, nrcha-rETKoLEtfA-Aottyo cruds
ssc q nIkeEa for shtpmonti refined 1Sl@xc, rhil.
TfuasILsx. H.. s1areh a-rxrKoLsuu-Mar&e
oponel At 4!}ic tle highest Ioik Tho iowcat g&c,
Transaction, ANQQQ brln, 7-
, 1880-03-04

.BUHFALo, March 8.-GNAlN-Whent neglected.;
nomlnal1y unchanged. Corn dullj salcs cars No. 2
Toledo pn trnek nj 415x74Sc Other Graln inactive.
AALhoAD Observation-Disclosures.
, 1880-03-04

hlsh mixed. a6493S3{ct mixed. a6fetxc Oats duIli
No: whito, M11M:ikc. Nye lrn1s Nu. 2. 7fn
Hf0Hw!hEs-Hteaoy and Unchanged at fLm.
, 1880-03-04

tSpIANAroIis, March 3.-GRA1N-IVheAt steady,
No. red. ti.@9LaL Corn lrmef At aoGe39o. Oat1
weak AZ Bt9Ho
, 1880-03-04

elsc1asATt, O., Mnrch 8,-Thlsty.sIx Of tho
.,'on "tAa'on OF tho strAub BILL Company hnvo
Tss md say they e1peut more 10 fulIow them.
it's cause 10 refusal Of the proprioors to a.
Tbasst H. sttlM my snr tlulo nh0ve leu hours day.
71e'o a1e about Nv 1Aen employed.
, 1880-03-04
COTTON,

NEW 0RLKASs. J.a., March 3-CoTToN-F!rm;
mddlng. HRn, low m!dhlins. i2}&o, good ordinary.
Iltcs net toceipts, hzgi bAcas HrBs, tas0 exports
70 HfcAk DEaln. IN tsjs tire Continent, 1850; coaat-
Wig. a157: seics. t!NI; stock. 5saslg
eI. Lnuls, Mo. Mnrch a-c!rrToN-stendy md un-
GhhnKad; MlIaltng, 2}(cf sa1es, I b1lesj 8ecopio.
-SUs shipments, 1.R1; stock, 7s,aN.
, 1880-03-04

0swEuo, Observation-Disclosures arm, while Mich
m1ed. 11c.
, 1880-03-04

=, SpFeta! Dhplleh 10 Tha Chttaoo Tftbtns.
a.. .attWAuKEE, MAEch a-The cnnpositoEB In
w Nv 'tltlH<@ oIlica tslufe demand on March
tot at, tacrcase 10 Us centa pur 1000 ems, IN.
."a"c1hg thesr lntuntfnn to stfIk0 unlesa tho
TS1satioo T,,taioo WAS Rtanted. Thoy havo been gotttng
etnts. 's" A$~ ~~%N @~ " ~
, 1880-03-04

d, apff1al Dtpateh to Th4 Chieapo Jfthun4,
,n1t~Aukkk Wis, March 3.-Tho tourpeypaen
~ ns ~ nave inaugtEnted y strike for IN advance
II - 70 70 " pee cent The ticulaud will ba aoceded
efdc.sGa we maln, ~ tho employers ure drlyoa With
, 1880-03-04

fnu can instantly stop that nwful neuralgia or
euro any ssnit.!eh pnili fcsen ehOlera) with
"ItuWt's IluRrtss,ll pmnnecn." q eentA.
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nET.II0fsr.

UEfn1tT, March 1-EL0uH-Quiot-
GRAIN-&yheat qu'ett extsa nominal; No, srhte,
10 March, tt.c9 bid; April sLalsl, May. sl5Al;
kEcElrTa-Whaat, 1000 bu.
.EGlpAEHIH-Nhcat, +Lul bu.
, 1880-03-04

RostoN Mnrfh a-FLouM-Firmer and prices ur-
CnAls-Corn In fa!r demand, mixcd.and ye11ow, 10
stec Oats In fair demand nnd unchanged, 1tyc, Na
En --.-.-.-
nrrrkft-lyostern c!n'eo crcanorJ. :G3S7c; fair to
rad, 13Gc; dairy packed, e3&Ao; ladle packed DO
A
Ean8-t5e. -....
RkcEr1s-Flour, 900 brtss corn. 11,ooo bu; wheat,
tnQ hu. - ..; ....,
W0o-FfT md rr!ess srasiasliy strenMgfe1,lne; M
Ub0 MID i'oHi,sylvnnn. EEs uhc M4chiRII and Wis
sonn. s5sci combtnR mud de!alaic. tosasai pulied,
Et69c
, 1880-03-04

Eptelal nspatch to Tas Chicago Irtbune.
KAxsAs CirT, Mnrth9.-t3HAlE-The Prfes Cusrrht
reports: Whcat, receipts, E;hl bu: shlrmcnts, S,zD
b., weak; Mo. CASH, tl.l6; March. SilG; No. 5
cash st3i; March, Hmm C0rn-itocolpes a1stG hi;
thlpmenls 81 H bn unsettled; No. CASH 28oi March,
x4n
, 1880-03-04

FAFI lI.F
SUPERIOR CorRT-.1upuE GARy-fFcnry Furst
VS.. Eizn a. Hil,lrcth, <aDl,4..-C. r. Gltbort ys.
c. N. auckland, Ss1Sa4.--J. V. Fnrwcli t. Co, W.,
George II. Thotnpson, sns3.1l.-C. G. 1toss s. Ca,
vs.. Sumo, $e,s7tdl.-1I. \. strong ct al vs.. John
d. Duncan. $iG4.s1.-Lcna Marx vs Katherine
I.c,llccker: verdict, $l04.-Frnnk X. linz ct nj.
VI. Michael keeley, $1a 1fHl.
IUnGE sMlTi1-thnrles Kern. l,sc etc., ys.
Henry @. Drcsslcr, Sl,f}, ,G7.-StAse aIttlin! AID
Association ". lIcnry pIesslcr. <4.l. l.ai.-u. c.
dick, RES. .t0.-W. II. klapp g. Gu. w. George H.
Thu.npson, fa1a2a.Gc"rge E. Gerts vs. 1sa,c
r. Diller, f4ls s.40-va1unttne Dlatz vs. .l0hn i.
Mnthtsop. $@cA.-W'llllam Doan ct AL Vs. Charles
l.. Anderson, S27LG3.
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Cured! Cured! Cured! Cured! {!

"fEwMAHKEr, n. H., pco+ q. l8n
"Fur ncartJA rear have hat such sunocnttou
and pains In my head md ore that could ntldon
sleep. There appeared To ba something IN ny nnso-
had thren doctors. Each tad \ different thing.
but could nnt help mo. Tho pains Increased. Tl1n
nr, Wei lse SfoyeEs pamphlet was put In nj
hand. commonoed us!nR tbs Cure on gssdnT, and
fsle better tho next day. Tn Monday \ great
FolYpus, nm Inch md n ha4r long. With atxaR
on htwhers It nFa AyeaHo through my mouth tEoM
my noao. Tharo Was also = half cnpful It d1s-
xustlnx n,ucus came from my nose and throat.
Then knew THAT was tho matter, 1t whs CatnErh.
thought that M cJc gone. but the raln dis
nppenred. and MT cyo Ia att right can now breathe.
talk. and u1ccp naturally. and am we'll a8ain.
Everybody ought 10 know OF Wei lie Meyers
Catnrrh Cure. write thrse fow itnca II thank you
for ths good you haTa donn mo. With saspoc1
"Gu6AN .. LEIGHTON"
10. do, DO, Sc
Wei Do Meyers Cntarrh Curs Is sold BY druz.
G!sa. ar delivered tu auy addtGAz. II sl.A Dr. w.
lie Mcycr's Treatise on CatArrh u mailed freA
" anybody. u. II, DEWEY d. CO., Agents, A6
h1y.at.. New York.
, 1880-03-04
PROBATE; COURT,

III tho cstatu uf Catherine Peterson, iottnr1 Of
administration wero esic.t to Chnr1es Peterson,
md his ttothi fdr S9, ,N1 WITS approved
, 1880-03-04

Henry TINT llcd a hill yesterday nRaInst
Henry Il. ntnl Esther Miller, W. Il. Clark, md
ntherR, To farccl.c mortgage for r. 0u on Int
L., llt,Ck IN, In tshile!rR Addition tu Eh!chRu
ChurleR atginl,t'1As hernn n suit fnr $!.OC0
, 1880-03-04

New YORK, afarct a-nnslMosa rnther mors notye
With cotton goodb commission hOusos. and prices very
afu. Prints In MOdcsnte ienMnd, md several mmkos
q ~ 1ssh,,t!ng nr!,ts atsacod q ITO Eea;
request.
, 1880-03-04

,or,.. Mn, Mn,ch A-fLnttis-Eaa,or. fnnes.
ss's NJ a .%5 ssg e. III; a'"; :s"s; e." e.
T. fse1,,x-,yh,nl lower. hut ndEnnced ut Tho cfnsoi
6h rct. tl,el(s:l.2r1k rnsit. ll.essf2ss{ sfnrchs
~ a;siaot APRIL; II 1pt* :'a sfay, si7'k
,aIn tt,tlf; :y;.se catb, ;s1ta q Ntn!cli:
s M"s; H. isf IL; saT fire. K,s tstf onat TT !: /,
tNs r. hltt i{afisr hntlthhECt.
t1,;: t1,;:,i'rssxYWatt,n,1y - nj t!hH.
fR1'r...t' >ry snt I,srlfn firm and slow nt FLING
~ sHa lin EtrisNs5. lIHtnn Hrt!ve At f'1btiH7H.
~ FMSi Ft'SSi = mir; Il. l.hra tfitH1tnn4
E:esItfs rt -r,,r tIU hr't: w.lcnt, es m hn: enyn,
nn @ Hi s 5{s Gilt ~Ss. e@G5tSt @ CT 4us coPn P
rlp pGu.
, 1880-03-04

yssf.sia, y,sa f.i, ;?a'; 'a't AREA AeI M ssy
' rs, ";'' so. ~; n4!s. S!sn+ +c lt.G, fs,ee'ea da
Aa 5ttl1s ttmf; SH. !. :sift. 49,
(1orfH tsmcn, Hill; Sn. wjiIla MIchlann. N4t
cIotcSM!e TIis,"r. Mnrch, hald At tTet sls'h hid,
WHEAT. %It an bu corn. aso bu, on.s
tanf:avrsrs.-Whent. I,hM bu. rnrnt 90 but oh4,
,hJ bu
, 1880-03-04

Chicago. BHrtinEton N Quincy H~lIroeA.
Tor Maps. Guide. .noaks. Tme- -Tnb1os. sleeping. Cnf
I|ctst.t,tcss of the Company Il Ch1caao: e Csrt.
northeaat corner isandoph and etata-stsl, foot of
iHdtanaav.. Grand Central nepas, corner Canal ana
SlxEensh.ats. Palmer House. and corner Canai ana
Ahdssun -tts {1u VI est BFdeJ.
, 1880-03-04

Tore IT. VIA lcccpfed Atit the bond llle. ns ro-
saieh Eetltion oi pr'perty- aohiers went iltu u.
fect. Tho Court considered the question whether
epr seS 9ss9 o s &C. p3oy.yn nsny 's @ If M y
laton 70 oties etc., aud hcld that It did not m
the Eso.999 aa 9 z that b9th ac,s sou tan to9othor
sS'si,atioasi sroylsisa ts.t isxs Ss" :h5ia to t.
stroyed. hccnuso on that construo.ion towns aid lid
ultiGs orgauazcd under tho golernl lnw Gofuru
sna tnose organizes. after July ls1t. shsn tho
you'd - soyprasd By dlasTent provisions. ii
tho former. c9nsent Ut pruperty-uwners
xpS xpst II e isffars II eass sas t. ss'S e. s
was u tn whit tins tho ordinance VIVA Intended
to taks effect, and at what t!,no dsd i tako Il.
feet. The ordinance was to tAko ufEcct, by its
u ! bond. n was adntltl.'a that the bond was
isS a Ss es H. aeiess h to III Mstropoitan 1sv S
city Halfway Go.n!a"y aa4 y,,ssea ~, ,rxat % g:
now charter, 6ut Counsel. a!iuittci that t,eforc
.o o psssst cey shastcr % tic cty W coana sui
has . II she rlsst : WI - : 's:!ea 81 ess: i
% ing or;iinancc. The % or.iinanco nad Econ
amended BY tho Council und was not binding %
feet Of ias adoption ot tho new Charter was to
fGnda9ts themselves seemed y hays ~. take tas
property -owtsurs required by tho now charter,
and made an cffort 10 DO 40, 9nt they failed to
property .owners Upon. th!s. point, ,thoreiose,
Tho ordinance must b. dolarcd Invalid
ay fuFt 10 as9 a. toGslh at
nanco was void heeal.so y wHa f9r more than
twsnty year. ana pon sh!s alSo sa fhse .aS
.iv the Court and elaborated With great clear
nces aud force, and held to bo clearly 1ata4 70
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
Godey's Lady's Book for March.

Godey's Lady's Book for March in q
choice number of this old established
favorite of the fair sex. Its fashion
plates are numerous and beautiful, CIV
ing the latest styles of costume for the
clustering month that, turning away
from winter, hesitates to smile cordially
ON spring. There is very pretty de-
sign for a tobacco bag upon the novelty
page, that will give ladies a hint for
presents to gentleman, and the work de-
partment is most suggestive of pretty
things to he made at home. The dia-
gram is pattern for street wrap Of
new design, and will be especially useful
at the season when the heavier wraps
of extreme cold weather are discarded:
DR.. Darley's picture is continuation of
the Illustrations of the Poets, commenc-
ed in the February number. 1t is a spi-
rited scene from Mrs. BrOwning's poem,
the "Rhyme of the Duchess May" and
is one of the master pieces Of the great
artist. The literary department is va
ried and entertaining; "Roslyn's For
tune" the new serial by Christian Reid,
is continued, the interest increasing with
every page. The "Rosebud Garden of
Girls" is concluded, but the editors pro-
mise new serial, "Glenarchan," in the
April number. We will furnish the
CAPlToLIAN and Godey's Lady's Book
for one year at the low price of 1915 on
application at this office.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
Leap Year Catches.

The New Orleans Picayune, few days
ago, published long list of marriagea
Bile men, for the convenience of the fair
sex, who are not unwilling to sacrifice
themselves on the hymenial altar. The
idea of compiling such a list was not IL
bad one, so to speak, but to publish it
to the world was unwise, as love is averse
to anything that smacks of an auction.
An air of mystery is far more preferable:
In order to facilitate such blissfnl con-
tracts, we have hit upon the idea of get
ting up an alphabetical and descriptive
list which already contains some one
hundred names of gentlemen who would
undoubtedly render any fair damsel
happy. We have them Of every age,
size and complexion. Some are well-to-
do (not many) and the majority have no
other fault than to be somewhat impe-
cunious. Still, when there is enough for
one there is enough for two, etc. ~
Any applications of this tender nature
may be directed to this office, where
further particulars can be obtained
free of charge.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
Washington Steam Fire Company Mol.

On Saturday last, this veteran organ
ization held it's annual meeting for the
election of officers. While we are ever
ready to accord the full need of praise
due the fitemeh of New Orleans, we hold
that "our boys' are the equals of the
best of them when it comes to efficiency
and quick work. This assertion may
le charged to the account of local pride,
but deeds have so often sustained our
words that we do not hesitate in making
the statement. Washington No. l is
always ready to sustain it's high reputa-
ton. 1t is noticeable fact that, of late
years, our firemen have in every instance
confined the fire to the single building
attacked. The following is the list of
the gentlemen who have been elected:
J. w. Bates, President.
J. W. Amiss, Vice-President.
F. W. Heroman, Recording Secretary.
p. Boivert, Financial Secretary.
w. McGuinness, Treasurer.
Ed. Jolly, Foreman.
j. Potts, First Assistant Foreman.
+. Hannaman, I'd "
Charles O'Connell, 1st Assistant Chief
Of the Fire Department.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

The Monroe Bulletin is the name of a
new and sprightls paper hailing from
Ouachita parish. Mr.. VIM. II. Atkins is
the editor, and VIM. II. Gayle proprietor.
Judging from its editorials and selec-
tiolis, Mr. Atkins is highly qualified to
render the Bulletin valuable accession
to tile press of that section We extend
our cordial greeting and good wishes
for its success,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
Transfers of Real Estate.

A. l.. Gusman to G. y. FavrOt, two sgrs
ground Oh Government street. ........ SlGO 90
Edw Henderson to Joseph Brooks, par.
Gel grounds and improvements onJack.
son streets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600 90
George Wilson to Wm Garig, tract land
in parish, about ten miles from town,
containing 100 acres. s..................
VIM Nash to Joseph Gebelin, lot of
ground and improvements on Maximil-
ian st, between France and Europe.
Charity Jackson to Priscilla Walker, lot
t. square 1, sub Bonnecaze. ......... so 90
Mrs II Pickett, exchange lots I and s,
sqr 80, Bcauregard Town, to l. Krctz,
for the "Jnin tract, in the country, he
paying the estimated difference in cash
Mrs c Cor1,ay to Frank Fucntes, lot and
improvements on Natchez street. near
ArbOurs Mill. Observation-Disclosures. 224 90
Miss Anna Wolf to Z B Dupree, lots
and IL, sqr1, Magnoliavlllc ..........
Andrew Booth to Abe Rosenfeld, 5 al.
penis ground on Government street,. 500 90
Geo Stratton to Mrs A Fisher, lot II, sqr
Is, Hickey Town. on Boulevard st..... 40 90
Benz G Dnpree, bought at sherif's sale,
lot 10, sqrs Devall Town and improve.
ments between Mrs Bahr and David
e. Garigs store. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 14OO 90
DR. Chas A Deane to Galley e. Hatfield,
one acre land in BrookstOwn ..........
NJ G Aldrch, bought at sheriff sale, lots
and improvements, formerly residence
+ W Heroman, on Main street, near
the Orphan Asylum. m................. 500 90
Chas Ruston to DeSoto Lodge sqr in
II d NJ I, on Main street ............. $50 90
Meyer Weis & Co to Andrew Jackson, on
? lots and improvements corner Main
and Fifth streets. s................... $500 90
Miss Lucy Raymond to Louis Grand
lot, 4 sqr, 81, Buhler town, Main street
Susan Williams and Sister, to Gebelin,
lot, 2 sqr 2, Young Favrot L. Knox,
and improvements on Boulevard street
7 d. Schloss & Bro to Andrew Theilman
Gin, Warehouse, residence and lots, on
MAIN street,. ...........,.....,,. $500 q
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

Editor Capttolian-Please announce the name
of an old and highly esteemed citizen; WILLIAM
DODDS, as a candidate for the office Of Admin
istrator Of improvements for the city of Baton
Rouge at municipal election, to be held in April
next, subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. By so doing you will grant the desires OF
a number of his friends
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
4 Voice from Kansas.

~
We are indebted to Mr. John Laycock,
Of this parish, for the following letter,
addressed him by one Of his former la
borers, who, like many other unfortu-
nate colorcd men, We're induced to aban-
don his home here to seek what was rep
resented to be ~ new EldOradD in KAN
sas. We sincerely hope that our colorcd
friends will take advice thcrefrom and
remain contented among the people who,
when it comes to the test, are their tru-
est friends:
KANSAS CITY, Feb. II, 1880.
.W. John Laycock-I am here and have
tried very hard to earn living, but it
is impossible. l. am almost destitute.
You promised me, my kind friend, that
if did not like here, you would send
me money enough to come back. | hope
and pray that | may come back to YOU
again. Business here is very dull, and
it is very hard to get work. Hoping
that | may receive a satisfactory an
swer, | remain, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WALKER.
=. 81 don't want you to send me
money. But if you could send me a
through pass, l would like that better.
Tell all my mquiring friends to stay
where they are. Times is very hard
here. Address so, VIM. WALKER,
Care of H. H. Simns Drugstore, Ninth Street
Kansas City, Mo.
VIM. Walker will be remembered by
many of our people, both whitAxnd col
Ored. He was a trusty and efficient
laborer, and valued as such by his enl-
ployer, Mr.. Laycock, who will of course
readily supply him the means to return
home.
This is no fancy stretch of the imagi-
nation, as Walkers return will prove to
the darkics. 1t brings living facts to
show that Kansas is no Eldorado, butfa
delusion, based upon superstitious ideas
interviewer with Radical ambition.
That the Republican party has re-
morselessly used the darkies as tool,
there is no longer a doubt. A few of
them have opened their eyes to this SOL
emn fact, and the result will be large
accessions to the Democratic party.
The telegraph brings us daily the most
dIstresslngaccou of the "exodusters. +"
Poverty and suffering characterize their
presence in all of the river towns and
railroad stations. They are represented
as anxious to return to their old homes.
A few well-directed efforts on the part
OF our merchants and planters will he
rewarded with the most beneficial re-
suits. Let them act at once.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
AND
REPAIRING.


pianos and put them in the most thorough repair
Having the advantage of a complete educational
and musical course through the Philadelphia
Blind Institute, an institution famed for thor.
oughness in all its branches he is surely entitled
to the public confidence aud approval. The fol-
lowing testimonial, signed by number of our
best citizens, affords additional evidence of his
merits and qualifications.
Baton Rouge La, December oath, 1879
To those whom it may concen-Prof j. s. Law
erty, is teacherof Music in the Louisiana Insti.
tution for the Blind He is upright in character
and gentlemanly in manner. Heproposes to seek
employment at Tuning Pianos. Those qualified
to Judge account him skilled Tuner, and his
work has given satisfaction to those whom he
has served. He is cordially commended to the
kindly consideration of all those to whom in the
prosecution of his purpose he may present him
self. p LANE. Principal La. Institution for the
Blind; w. II. GooDAIE, Vice President La In.
stitution for the Blind; G. W. WADDILL, j. W.
MCMAlN, members Board of Trustees; Professor
SEwELI, La. State University JOSHUA BEAL
HENRY JONES, WI. GARG, C. X. DAVID.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
Marriage Licenses.

Samuel Kirby to Miss Elizabeth Rheams.
+. i. Pickett to Miss Julia A. Denham
Alfred Ringold (c.) to Eliza Alfred (c)
G. f. Il. Klngfield to Mrs Ellen Warren.
William A. Thomas to Mrs Aliska Foussc
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

The attention of our readers is called
to a letter, published in another column,
from Hon. Z. w. Robertson, N. c., re-
lating to mail matters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance
Company, Courier & McNair, General
Agents, paid Gen. John B. Hoods heirs
five thousand dollars on the 18th inst.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
neaths

Gustave Leblanc, (c.) Wednesday, nth inst.
Jacob lshman, (cl Friday, 18th inst.
John Neville, (c) Saturday l4th inst.
Mrs. Peter King, Monday, 18th inst.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH.
L ern Mutual Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the regular election of Ten Direc.
tors and Fifteen Trustees will be held on the
second Monday of March, the 9Th, 1880, at the
Company's office in Baton Rouge, between the
hours of II a. NJ. and . O'Clock ?. NJ
COMMISSIONERS.
a. L. Gusman. DR.. B. Duchein. 80. T. J. Bird
:. L. GCSMAN. pres,dsut
B. F. BRYAN, Secretary.
Baton Rouge, February 9Th 1880.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

The celebrated extract of the Euca-
lyptus tree has good reputation for
its curative qualities as medicine. If
you want to try bottle, call on DR.. F.
N. Brooks, the agent at this place.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21

We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN Z. POWERS as candidate for Admin.
istrator of Improvements of the city of Baton
Rouge, at the election on the 5th day Of April
aubiect to Democratic nomination.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-21
F. NJ. BROOKS.
DRUGGIST.
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