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RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully :; per cont Of tho human Iaco are victims -
rartla nr Cln,pteta tTpntency. This startling hAscr-
ton will b. ty carrr,rntcia Ay tvary tnt1lflTnns
nhy;g!sn Thn principal causes E1sucnf tels ,,ssnse
tic atk, disposition nYnid .,c!nty lnngunr eunmv
u nsn'al st;es ssy H
m fa1ag mndestv prnyan tho parent tr'nl warning n.
Oftgnornnce. Tho rctllsa! has hcGl, n*e
tho Hn,nnd fur Increased Recommendations At tho In
HAr.e naytnuis Htnpfy nttest
There !. we'll known pIincipn! II nntnoi plysloloEy
asttlcy f tho syBtnnl. II tic Hervo power In
any oF9nr Il wehknned. then TINT IFRun e WnaS.
Fh1ro y remedy In thc scneh Of nll one tnat flMs
WHAT HESrt'itarIvE has tscn 1cfptsnlteh and m
InIsed by tlc Aea.cnty Ut Melc!nc In Paris ~ M III
fa1iihlo aecic fr tho anvN. contains no Ehnst!rs'
prMctnK rHnctlon MID Is rcrnlnnant III eHrGt; IN
su:ns- l. ind eas, TO Ind Ut lHvn.s'r ~. u
NJ r,a 1ttchollcu. FA.!s .Fancc Or Ct nr MrGwn
by mall upon receipt Of price.
CEIrTir1cATE.
PAINS, July IL 1B7t-1J Esue do In rnx.-A Sir. E. l..
nftytttreo 51nrA OLD hid bett wi'ioweE twenty-five
Years. nervous nt suffered tor th!,sZ
urvotls drbi!lty md entirj 1,isnoy. F6r eighteen
yemrs U tr!e eyury knnxn r.Hetly without my boi!.
visal issst"Iat,vc 1fi"r tpir nths a VII disconr.
gr. hu na!sts uoM his ct!Ht!n,!uK its uso. H,d lsl
Miro months le resinr..l 10 M health uni vsor
gut nlarretl I'll md ms twn sn9 ctlii,se *.,,h,r,
lays, lis In s!x wGeka lE bDtUrcn two and tltoo
n,n!hs, oot~ocn two ard III n'"peH II no
Medicine do In IIAsI'taf Char!sJ.
AOLD IsT An. DKUHtsAsTA.
yANsClIAACK, S'r1:y ESSUS 4 co, Chicago ILL.,,
Wholosa" Agents fur lilo Drlis rrrsde.
, 1880-05-01
IN NEW YORK.

'',NKw YonK. Aptt! 3o.-Short!y after mid
:nightA trs btokc out III tho liquor saloon OF
Matthew 3faIlahon at No, 1895 Third avenue
1.-TWO frame structtTes), a1,d tho tianses spread
rapidly. The building 1tua destroyed. The
loss is s1t0oo; fully Insured John Kennedy,
agp1 U, occupying y Ioo'M III Alttpper part
the fire was ext!ngnlaEed. +'nn, ;
, 1880-05-01
Jcws Of Foreign Birth Ordered
from st. Petersburg OH
Short Notice.
Growing Signs of at, Early Dis.
solution Of the German
Reichstag.
Collapse Of the German South Sea Schomo
for Lack of n Subsidy.
Business in China Unsettled by Fears
Of War with Russia.


IRELAND.
D1sollDKNLY MEETING.
DunE1y, April W.-A tlisorderly land meet
Ing took plnce last night III the Rotun1a.
Iarnell presided. Some personal. encounters
occurred.
SOCIAL.
Capt Potter and eight other officers Of tho
ship Constellation will atteild tho Alnnslon-
1louse lall and participate III tie Galway
festivities.
, 1880-05-01
DFN|S KEARNEY.

SAN FnAncIsco, April D.-Tlle Supreme
Court i,,.s ordered the writ Of habeus corpus
II, the case OF Denis Kearl,ey 1eturnablu be-
gota tho 6upr0mo Court May II.
, 1880-05-01

How my throat hurts! Then why don't you
use fIaip's Honey of liurohnulld and Tur7
Pixies Toothnche Drops o,lre In ono minute.
, 1880-05-01
WAY GRANT IS OPPOSED.

10 ths Editor d Tia Chteapo Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 30.-It is idle to assume
TINT all or nenrly all the opposition to Gen.
Grant rs candidate for tho Presidency arises
from hostility to q third term. True, that
idea figures very largely, hut quite rs prom
iaent Is tho personal opposition on personal
grounds. Every one knows that tens Of
thousands Of Republicans were disguised
with Grants use Of the Presidential Office rs
apefsonal pcrQuislt to reward aild support
ind1gent and incompetent relatives and
friends, whose proved crime even could not
@ake him give them up. These same tens
II thousands Of Republicans and many moro
,rc now disguised with Grants canvass for
tho nomination. Three months ago 1t was
proclaimed that Grant WIS "nbovo" seeking
he Presidency, and would only be "ln-
auced" to accept 1t II tho Republican party
enthusiastically and unanimously demanded
t Later he descended to the lower ground
of being candidate ns other-lnferlqr a.
Of thek3rant managers is In face Of the fact
Unit Gfait llns been on q canvslSsfIg. tour In
llis own interest ever since he landed lll San
Francisco last fall, not to mention his tour
around the world rs q canvass for tho 1'rcsl-
dsncy, as 9il the world knows It was: Hnny
tour through tho Statcs IS Grant l,ns becii
anl still Is doing he would ba denounced US
lAtt 10 he lAlned In connection Will. the
Presidency. Grants COURSE Is tho ono takcll
BY tho lowest politicians for tho cheapest
oses onss ad II a d;F1ss s to the AneHsa
tiiat ILLS travels are for my other than cleo
fioneerlng, purposes. ill., tl,elr cAeapest form,
Is az insult to the intelligence of the Ameri.
can people. YouNu Sc1ATcARia
, 1880-05-01
ALL ABOUT, A DRESS.

H9et*al UFIpaleA 70 TN GAKd0o 1NbNn4
OSHKOSH, Wis. April N,-The Jury in the
case OF Mrs. Seth A. bowe W. Mrs. G. +. Kog-
cEs, for slander, brought IN q verdict tonight
, 1880-05-01

"IIaIr Reyivum restores gfny hair to It's orig
tpal color for 30 cents.
, 1880-05-01
fixed tic duty on crude mineral oils Mt t8
fru,lcs and Ul refined Mt q francs

LONDON. April 30.-A Pnrts correspondent
anno,I,,ccs ti,at tho Chamber Of Deputies
yrsser,lay reversed its decIslon Of Thursday
reducing the duty OH petroleum, bccause
htEH duty would be a leverage towards q
commercial treaty with the United 6tates.
, 1880-05-01
AT JACKSONVILLE, ILL.

JACKSONVILLE. April 30.-1t Inns been so
long since there llas been a disastrous iiro lii
this city that the community sta1lds ughast
this morning to behold the smoldering ruins
OF two entire blocks Of business houses.
The loss to buildings ind stocks is not less
tian $4,000, with s4s.ooo insurance. Tie
ilro originated about 2 n. III. In the kitchen OF
Stee1e's restaurant, OH tho south slao Of tho
square, md spread cast, west. and soutl,
unit! twelve buildings wcre consumed,
despite ali that tho Fire Department could
do. Tho starting point Ut tic contlagration
wus In row Of ons md two stUry FRAMES
TINT llaya tor 1nhny years been eye-sores nlid
4 fire trap.
Tho principal losers are: On buildings
A. G. WN4iswOrtl, Dr. Joshua Sll0ad's . estate,
Mrs JOSEPH CassplI, tic Harrison estnte. anu
tl,e Davenport heirs On stock: Wa,!s,yo1tl.
" Patterson. lnrtiware; blrs. Betty lIll!erbS,
millinery; q. ". 1suckcrt restaurant p. +.
Mnrtin, d Co., tobacco; MAttheson q DIen.
nnntln, hardware; E. Mnssl1l. bnoks aud
stationery; IIellry Hoover, millinery; Will
Inn Benson, wall pn1nr; a. W. Goldman,
photography; DR.. T. L. brown, drugs; and
WillfuM Saby, fruits.
The last building to be burned was tho city
PostrOiItcc Tho officials were nblo 10 ~.
move al tho mall lnatter' an!l furniture, md
nre now distributing tho null from temporary
quarters III tho Daily J0tr7tdt building.
, 1880-05-01

The nlar1n from Box u ut $40 lust evening
was caused by n ilre III tic two-story franc
barn In tho rear Of No. $40 State street,
owned by 8. D. Boom, and occupied rs q
stable by Edward Qu!nlaN. Damage, $50.
CauXc, nltkoWn. :
A st!ll alarm to Engine No. 8 Mt 6 rs lust
evening WIS causotl by n fire oil tho roof Of
iyi fraui ~ detsct!yS climnsy. Damage, Is. Ths
building Is owned by y. 9. +. Holden, aunt
occupied by ]. Sherry rs a residence. Patrick
Murphy, driver of the losu-cart, lIed l!ls foot
willie running on the hpse. IIe was taken
to Ills l,OlnU, No. ia Sebor stroot, md attend-
Cd by d physician. who says lle Wlil ho
Obliged TO keep iii the house for some uMc.
, 1880-05-01

Medetur. tho physiological re|uvcnator Of tho
otganio system, for debility and weakness.
, 1880-05-01

Modctus, the physiological rcjuvcnator Of the
organic system, for wakutulnesa and debility.
, 1880-05-01


CmcAdo, April a0.-Tho article which TIE
TRIBUNE Of to-day ropubl1shed from tho chi
cago Journal in reference to the presiden-
aal contest ls timely and to tho paint. It Is
undoubtedly true TINT u largo plurality OF
the Republicans OF Chicago are III favor Of
Inc nomination OF blr. Wnslburne, and their
Preference is not Infected In tho least BY his
persistent dcclinatlon. In this nlatter he Is
the one porson whose opinion should DO tiIs-
t!egardcd, and tho fact tllat ie does not seek
y Me pi9c9 Is nm additional reason why no
snou!4 be chosen. The rensons why Ito
SHOULD 70 nominated have bcon SO fully dis
a!l t'le opponents Of The tl,lrd-term lunaoy to
ahlte al!a carry the Illinois Convention. Tho
SSe!sgntlons outside Of Cook County will I'LL.
SSeefGptsdly h1 pretty nearly equally divided
will mako tho voice 1t Chicago
f the twelfth Ward The Gttd "mti-thitd.tormers rs
aaye ao united. and If this policy Is generally
4son u & ety thes is Sye55y
- ,Aal thls union need not stop at tho Coun-
H. oGS43ageeintlon, IN but carried INTO tho delegs-
uon 70 Chicago. Lot tho State Convention
aea, es at liberty to vote for either OF these
SentleMen, but solid for ono or tho other RS
shta!nst * my other candidate, and Illinois will
maj M ~ y, POSITION to take any advantage WHICH
Ws5usenest 5se o. ses9rng a " hs ts omn9toa @ Ct n Mr
tosa.a n!a against teoperdtzing tie success Of tho
tsxss tat.s With the dcad weights OF the third
7,'Fh Without Cook County Grant cannot carry
maa9 mM9laa5atlon. Let the Rep!blicanso Of Chicago
amSa,s sss tats great responsibility md leclde the
>sSaoa 1or the best Interests Of the party.
, 1880-05-01

Knowles insect Powder Gun Is BY fnr tho bea
, 1880-05-01
RUSSIA.

ItEvoLUTION1sr ARRESTED,
ST. PETERSBURG, April 30.-A revolution
ist named Snstka, who robbed tho Treasury
Of Kherson Inst summer, las been arrested.
LEFT TIE COUNTRY,
A largo number Of Nihllists have left Rus
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

FRESH FIsH.-Through the courtesy
of Capt. Philip Burg, we are enabled to
furnish u list Of arrivals at the peniten.
tiary on Sunday last per steamer White
The prisoners came in charge of Sheriff
Robert Brewster, assisted by Capt. C.
G. Cain and other deputies. They arc
all from New Orleans, with one excep-
ton: Frank Monroe, white, larceny, 9
charges, A years; Jules Fortier, white,
entered house with intent to steal, 5
years; Louis Nelson, black, petty lar
ceny, years; Morris Holmes, black,
entered dwelling and petty larceny, 5
years; Joseph Johnson, black, petty
larceny, entered dwelling and larceny,
a years; Charles Williams, black, petty
larceny, year; Jim Davis, black, grand
larceny and petty larceny, 10 years;
Kate Mitchell, black, woman, petty lar
ceny, l year; Sarah Madison, alias Sa-
rah Lewis, grand larceny, 9 years. Or
leans-2 white men, S black men, 9
black women. Parish st. Bernardo
black man, Roger or Roddrick, man
slaughter, months
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
BATON ROUGE.
HOSPITALITY OF OUR HILL CITY--ITS SIT
UATION, BEAUTY AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS.
NatcllitOches VindlcatOr

Natchitoches VindIcator.
The beauty of Baton Bouge, its COM
manding situation and clearly ap-
lpearance, has struck the passing traveller
even, yet to know of it, and its kind and
hospitable people, one needs to sojourn
for few days among them, as was our
pleasure last week during the Press
Convention.
We arrived from New Orleans on that
palatial steamer, tho j. w. Cannon, on
Sunday evening, and were assigned by
that genial gentleman and friend, Gen
LEON JAsTREMsKI, Of tho CAPITOIIAN,
to the most delightful quarters and
charming restaurant it has even been
our good fortune to take our ease in.
Long shall we remember the kingly host
who caters for the wants of those kind
people, and who does it so well. Mons.
A. Grouchy, may you live always and
feed as youdonow. On the same evening
we visited the Capitol building, now in
course of repairs, and bear wiling testi-
lnony to the work going on, Mr.. Freret,
the Architect, and MIR. Burke, the Con-.
tractor, are doing all within their power
to push on the repairs, and in 1. manner
which will, we feel sure, please the
people of the State. The building will
be fully repaired within year, and the
next Session of the Legislature will be
held within its classic walls.
Mr.. A. Jackson, one of Baton Rouge's
most enterprising merchants, entertained
US at his residence during the evening,
and to him, as well as Mr.. Weeks, Gen.
Heron, Gen. Jastrenlski, Mr.. Bird, Mr..
Sambola Jones, and host of others,
whose names we cannot now recall, we
owe many thanks for kind courtesies
The Press Convention was in session
during Monday and Tuesday, and full
account of tho proceeded we regret not
having space for in this issue. After the
adjournment of the Convention, tho
members, by invitation, visited the
Public Buildings aud adjourned to din
ner and the ball.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

THE FINEST TENOR IN EURopE.-On1
citizens will be astonished to hear that
on last Saturday night, at the Imperial
Theatre at Vienna, Austria, one of our
prominent townsmen, while in attend
anee ut repetition of the opera of 'Lu-
cia di Lammermoor," became 50 en-
Unused by the singing of the first tenor,
that he broke out in imitation of the
morcean. So silvery and musical was
his voice that the director caught him
in his arms and bore him in triumph to
the stage, where, in presence of the
troupe, he declared our Baton Rougean
"the finest tenor in Europe Adelina
Patti, who was present, in admiration
for his talent, folded him to her bosom.
But, at this interesting moment, the
sleeper aw0ke. 1t was but dream of
the vivid Imagination of this prominent
citizen.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
CONSUMPTION FLEES I'M TERROR

A I the mere mention Of Writings Choicest
- Rock and Rye Whisky (made from the best
white rock candy aud old Hermitage RYE, Fine
Liquors for family and medicinal use. Fine
Whistles and Brandies, Pure Old Hickory RYE,
Fine OLD Rye, Imperial Whisky and staunch
Old Irish Whisky, Choicest Old Cognac Brandy.
Fine Cognac Vieux, Fine Champagne Coensc
ls4o) Superior Blackberry Brandy. Mos; Of
above either by bottle or gallon.
=, London Dock Jamaica Rum, Old English Gin,
Bitters, Home Stomach Bitters, Bass & Co.'S
Pale Ale, Guinness Porter Dublin Ex Stout
Best brands of Lager, Segars, Tobaceo, Chew.
ing and Smoking etc. etc, ut z
WRITINGS on Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
Right You arc Citizen !!

NExPRESSING preference for dealing al
Witting's. Their Groceries are high wa.
White" This clear and braoing or otherwise
weather, finds ris ready, with joy in the shape
OF New Jellies, in Assorted Glasses, Canned
Vegetables in Corn, Lima and String Beans,
sTouatoos Strawberries new and the best
brands at astcnishingly low prices Brandy
Peaches and Cherries, something fine. Sar,lines,
the best Imported and the choicest American.
OYSTERS. large and succulent. Dcvilled and
Ported Ham. New Tapioca, Sage and Farna.
Palate vs. Pudding. Choicest Apples, Oranges,
Bananas, etc.
WRITINGS, on Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
LEON JAsTREMsKI, Mayor.
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.

WAR SKETCHES. Under this CAPTION
will be found most interesting nara
tive OF the career of one of our deceased
comrades and dearest friends. 1nasmucl
as many Of the incidents therein related
are familiar to many of the OK. Confeder.
ate soldiers who served in this depart.
ment during the last war, we have
thought it proper to re-publish the OK
tract referred to, which appeared in last
weeks Picayune. The great attachment
that we entertained for the gallant sol
der, whose untimely demise we have
often mourned, is another, and strong
er reason for the publication.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wedding Presents.

WE CORDIALLY invite the Ladies' of this
w and the surrounding parishes to call and
examine our fine assortment of QIadrupie Silver
Platcd.ware from the Meriden (Conn.) Co.'S
WareroOms in New YORK City. We guarantee
each piece as We represent ii. The goods are
now ready for your critical inspection. All nov
Vases, Card Receivers, Castors, Napkin Rings,
Butter and Pickle Dishes, Fruit Stands, Finest
Knives and Forks. Cups, Tea Spoons, Novel.
ties in various designs, etc, etc.
WRITINGS, on Third Street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

On fixing the estimated expenditures,
Mr. Wax offered an amendment to re.
duce the appropriation for sinking fund
from Sl692.OO to $4,000. On call, the
amendment was lost. Messrs. Grady,
Gimler and Wax voting for the amend
ment. ss'A 'th S~w
MIR. Wax and Mr.. Grady voted against
the adoption of the appropriation for
salaries at s5,5OO.OO, wishing it reduced.
Mr.. Grady offered an amendment to
reduce charity. appropriation from
Sl,5OO.O0 to 81, 10000. Amendment lost.
Mr.. Wax and Mr.. Grady voting for the
amendment
Mr.. Wax and Mr.. Gimler voted against
the appropriation of sc, 100000 for streets
and landings, favoring a reduction.
His Honor the Mayor made few re-
marks, urging the necessity, of employ
ing extra police during the winter
months, and Mr.. Duggan offered the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the Mayor OF Chief of
Police be authorized to employ three
extra policemen to assist the regular DO
lice until February LIST, 1881.
Mr.. Wax, seconded by Mr.. Grady,
offered an amendment to make the num-
Der two instead of three.
Ona call of the vote the result was
Yeas-Wax, Gimler, Grady, AfcCabe.
Nays-Burke, Week, Dusgau, Brooks.
The Mayor gave his vote in the mega
tive, and the amendment was lost.
The yeas and nays being called for on
Mr.. Duggan's motion, stood
Yeas-Burke, Week, Duggan, Brooks.
Nays-Wax, Gimler, Grady, McCabe.
The Mayor gave his vote in the affirm
alive, and Mr., Duggan's motion was
adopted. SIT .tsfli at5s
On motion, duly seconded, the Coun-
ell adjourned. R r
LEON ,JASTREMSKJ M,vor
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

ABoMINABLE WEATHER.--Last Satur-
day and Sunday cold drilling was
falling necessarily until the evening of
tn" last mentioned day, when the wind
reercd to the Northwest, and the night
became so cold that it felt as though the
threatened hard freeze had come at last
There was a heavy frost on yesterday
morning, and tho very early risers say
there was ice, here and there. No dam
age, however, seems to have AZ yet been
occasioned to the sugar cane. Two or
three weeks of temperate weather will
get our planters "out of tho woods"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

W. 7. CLUvERIUs.-At that magnifi-
Gently kept drug establishment can be
found one of the best selected stocks In
The State, which Mr.. Charles Jolly, the
experienced lieutenant of Mr.. Cluverius,
IL selling NJ the most reasonable prices.
The very best of goods arc always in
store III quantities to suit, sent by al
most every steamer, by the live pro-
prictor, whose location in New Orleans
enables him to attend at once to all tho
orders addressed him at his Baton Rouge
store. See our advertising columns.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

DANCING CLAssEs.--The third lesson
of Mr.. Lippard's first series takes place
tomorrow at p. NJ, for ladies and
children, and at Up. NJ, for geutlemon.
After this lesson, it will DO inconvenient
for the professor to receive any more
pupils, so that we would advise all to
call ut once and register their names.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
[oFficIAL]Ea
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

MAYORS OFFICE Cry OF BATON RoUGE
Monday, Nov. Is, 1880.
Adjourned meeting.
Present. Hon. Leon assremsld, Nay.
or, and Messrs. Burke, Week, Wax,
Brooks, Gimler, Me0abe Grady ana
Duggan, Councilnerl sss
The Mayor explained that the meet
ing was held in compliance with the
provisions of the City Charter for the
purpose of preparing budget for. .the
year 1881. The following estimates were
then read for the first time and ordered
to be published in the official journals
ten days:
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

The latest novelty III Baton Rouge is
the appearance of the second edition
Of Tom Thumb. This intinitesineal in
dividual is native of Miss. He is 81
inches high and weighs 25 pounds.
His Development is perfect in every
respect and he is pronounced by those
who have seen him, as 4 great curiosity.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

The jury term of the District Court
meets Oh the 9th Of December, at which
time many cases of Importance come
up for trial.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

SOME cynical people say there
are no Inducements for young man to
marry in these days, but they are wrong.
Where are all those nice little induce
mcnts that our young men spend four
evenings in week with, and call on
between times to see if they didn't leave
their cane or umbrella behind the hall
door!
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
A COLD WINTER is PREDICTED,

IL Inc weather prOphets who invariably
~ Progl!e the finest French, German and Cal.
ifornia Wines at Writings, where are also kept
complete lines of st. Julien Medoc, Haut San.
terne Champagne Sillery Mausse (premier
MIA Claret. superior quality, by bottle OF gallon.
California White Wines, Milscat Wine. Old
Port, Pale Sherry, Madeira, all of superior ex.
cellence. Also the finest French and Blackberry
COrtltals, at WRITINGS ON Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Major a. $. Heron, Gen. Leon JAS
tremski and Mr.. Harvey Scholfield left
for New Orleans by Steamer Jno. w.
Cannon last night.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Baton Rouge is perfect except its side
walks,and they are abominable Mayor
Jastremski makes q successful moves on
that line. -Natchitoches Tindicator.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
Leap Years Diving Embers

A RE being brushed together for the last time.
"A How many of us would fain embrace, Loaf
apprenticeship words unapoken. helping
hand...., extended-could We but recall the
past! Leap Year Mockery! Where's ne
young man with sonl so dead to all recollections
OF gorgeous picnics moonlight s.rolls, and 80
forth, who does not Vote Leap Year q fraud mar
excellence The woods are full OF him. New.
srtheless, he shows his good sense in purchasing
Christmas Presents, at
WRITINGS, on Third street,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER

HAS been gathered, toits kindred, and there
IL remains how nothing for you to 10 but buy
your Fancy and Staple Groceries, at Writings,
your CrockeryMafe at Writings, Your Wooden
and Willow Ware at Writings, and by all
means your guaranteed Silverware ut
WIT rING'S, on Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Owing to tho incleIuency OF the
weather, very little cotton was shipped
last week.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers, will please notify rs.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

The Supreme Court will settle the
University controversy next week.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Christ, Gerber, Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo, Ohio, says The Excelsior Kid
pey Pad has accomplished more for my
wife IN three weeks than all the medi
clue she has taken in three years, Refer
all skcp, les iu me-iSce adr.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

Col. c. c. BIRD.-In another column
will be found the professional card of
this energetic and able young attorney,
graduate of the Kentucky Military
Institute and of the Louisiana Law Col
Icgo OF New Orleans Tho several years
"f his association with Col. Andrew S.
Heron, one of the most distinguished
,iurists, have, in every respect, fitted
hun TO do credit to himself and his pro-
f"ss'on. His we'll known probity and
zeal in caring for the interests of hin
clients cntitle him 10 receive liberal
share of tho patronage the public.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16
Make Home Cheerful

R1 FURNISHING It with Writings Glass,
~ Cookery, Wooden Or Willow Ware. Every
thing in these lines. Call and see. No trouble
to show our wares. Our doubts about there be.
ing ink enough in town to tell You all about
them on paper. Most of these goods are new.
Please make a note of our Fancy Novelties and
Holiday Goods, held in reserve, for Kris Krin.
kles campaign.
WRITINGS. on Third street