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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

General Hancock has no charge
against him, except that in all his in
stincts, by his training, and in his set
habits, he is, in the true sense, gen
tle-man-that is, one affable, frank,
friendly, with all men, especially the
poor and bumble.-but that knows
how to govern himself, and, so, how
to govern others. A man who re-
spects his fellow-men. A man who
cannot help to love his country, be-
cause he has suffered not only jeopar-
dy, but grievous wounds for it; and
what one suffers for, he is apt to love.
"Is it true that our Institutions
make men jealous Of those better
than theyq Is it true that Americans
prefer a sneaking hypocrite, bride.
taker, and perjurer, for President, to
a soldier and gentleman
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
BRANCH OFFICE.
FRED A. TRUST. Manager

Referring TO the above, the undersigned re
quests the assistance Of ALL who are Interested
ESTS Of the city OF Batsn Rouge. and this fer
tile section, which needs but to have its advan
tages made known to become one Of the most
pUPULOUs IN OUR COUNTRY.
He will spare no effort " make the work wor.
thy OF your appreciation and support. The book
will be furnished ct the following
Low RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy. .{...... 800 Six copies. 49,. 1850
Three copies ...... $50 Twelve copies. soc
Twenty copies Or more fifty cents per copy.
Respectfully,
oct2lN FRED A. TRUST Manager
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

The question to- be decidedon Tues
day next, is: Shall we have another
bayonet reconstruction of the South
em States. or shall the South retain
the right of self government. Those
who vote for tho Radical President
and Congressman will vote for bayo-
netrule. East Baton Rouseans what
will YOU haveY
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

Sweden has $50 newspapers, Bel
GUM 300, Russia 800, Italy 200, Spain
300, Portugal and Greece have 500,
Austro-Hungary has 1900, Switzer-
land $50, England $500, France 1000,
North and South America 5000, while
there are $4,000 newspapers edited in
the world.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
A OUARTETTE OF RADICALS SEEK
70 DIeFRANCHISE DEM00RA-
TIC, VOTERS.

Acting under the legal advice OF tile
Attorney General and other counsel
ors of standing and ability, Supervl-
sor of Registration Cavanac concluded
to keep the Registration books open
until Saturday the 3lst inst, in order
to afford an opportunity for register
ing their names, to a large number OF
citizens of New Orleans who have
been absent from the city or have
neglected thus far to do SO. VI these
there we're at least ten thousand at
the last summing up.
The ex-Provost Marshall of Baton
Rouge Don A. Pardee, discovered that
it would be eminently beneficial to
his party to disfranchise this host OF
citizens, so that in conjunction with
IT, s. District Attorney Leonard,
processes were instituted before Com
missioner BULLDOG Lanes Court to
effect this little flank movement.
Supervisor Cavanac and several OF
his clerks were arrested, when they
gave bond for their appearance on
stated day.
Meanwhile the work of registration
continues and the citizens whose rights
were thus to be abrogated are flock
inc to the office. Mr.. Cavanac hal
notified the enterprisins carpet sack
crs that L. S. Supervisors were a
perfect liberty to watch his proceed
inss that no man not entltleo u
vote should be registered.
These Radicals should understand
that the new reconstruction of Lousl
ana has not yet begun and that 1t VII
he well for them till then, to hol(
their horses in the matter OF shuttln!
off Democrats from the polls.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
ESTABLISHED 1862
Southern Publishing and Photo,
Engraving House.
J. Gu RTlS W AID o,
Proprietor Of the Royal Herald.
No. 81 Camp Street, near Commercial Place
ESTABLISHED 1869.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. Goth 1850.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. Goth, 1880
Twill publish at an early day Directory
of Baton Rouge, giving the names and
occupations Of the residents, town and parish
officials, a sketch Of the place, description Of
the soil, climate, products, ETC., etc. yof the par
ishes Of East aud West Baton Rouge.
Believing that Louisiana IL now entering upon
more prosperous era than We have Known for
many years past and that BATON ROUGE, a.
the Capital Of this State, and owing to its ad-
vantageous central location, will share largely
in this returning prosperity, and this publica
ton will aid in the material development Of the
resources Of this section, I respectfully ask tho
aid and cooperation Of its citizens. Any infor.
nation tending to make this book ConPLerR,
CORRECT AND VALUABLE WILL BE THANKFULLY
RKcElvKD.
Mr. FRED A. TRUST will have the compila-
ton and management Of this work, and com
mend him to the kind attention Of those upon
whom he may call in the discharge Of bis duties
Respectfully, CURTIS WALDO,
Publisher aud Proprietor.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

Some time ago, if we are not mis-
taken. Gen. Jastremski, now the YER
satile editor of the CArIroLIAN, was
enthusiastically in favor OF a reform
in the management of the Penltentla-
~. and that the convicts chould be
kept inside of the Penitentiary, ana
not outside. 1t occurs to us that the
people would like to hear the opln-
ion of the CArIToLIAN on this Penn
Tertiary question-St. Tammany
Farmer.
In reply to the above we would state
that while in the Constitutional Con-
vcntion we voted for the adoption OF
an ,erdinance prohibiting the employ
mept of convicts outside the walls OF
the penitentiary. The ordinance,
however, failed to receive the required
majority. Until the present lease
expires no action q be had through
the General Assembly. Meanwhile.
we still stand on the principle that
Guided eul vote in the Convention.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
Ely q Alton and KY T,t|

CRANBEaRIES. New crop, fancy fruit.
DRIED APPLES. New crop, good fruit.
GREEN Choice, large.
SWEET CIDER. Choicest new.
MINCE.MEAT. Choicest new.
BEEF TONGUES. Smoked, sugar cured
TABLE HUTTER. Fancy, Iowa Creamery
COOKING Good fair.
HAMS. Whittaker's sugar cured
PICKLES. New crop, Ghirkins.
CHEESE. Fancy, Wisconsin
FLOUR. Plants Extra, barrels and halves.
FLOUR. Fancy family :"
POTATOES. Northern Early Rose.
ONIONS. Large Red, Iowa.
LARD. Kettle rendered family
SHOULDERS. New cnre, dry salt.
The above lot of goods to arrive about Thursday
next Of the present week, and for sale at tamil,
grocery Of (octl9) JOSHUA BEAL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

sour Alecks" devotion to Aleck
Smith is striking Illustration of the
grand old hlca: "Men, not pTlncl
nlcs" II matters little whether 'ou1
Aleck' figures as Confederate Colo
nel of pump,Ain Studs or as y Rcpub-
licaD pap sucker he goes in toI
the orphan boy Aleek Smith, first,
last, and all the time. ''our Aeck
is solid for Smith, and Smith is >olld
for ~our Alcek." For the good care
q has always taken of smith, Aleek
's tled to the everlasting gratitude
'' .'' eriean people.
WV" F''i of East Baton Rouge,
""'' '''' to Congress.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

THERE is NO USE TO MAKE
TWO BITES OF ONE CHERRY.
HANCOCK WILL CARRY LOUIS
lana, 50 THAT If A MAN VOTES
AGAINST K. w. ROBERTSON, He
VIRTUALLY PLANkS DOWN A
z LII PLEDGED r A D C A L
TICKET.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

Vermilionville Advertiser: 1t was
with unfeigned pleasure that we met
in attending the Press Convention
Messrs. John and Leon Jastremski,
friends of times gone by. Our last
meeting with Leon was during the
war, just after the hard fought battle
of Fredericksburgh, Va. Time has
dealt gently with them. Many
of our older citizens remember
them when they were boys living
here.-sons of DR.. Jastremski better
known as DR.. Vincent. Now, they
are highly respected citizens of Baton
Rouge,-Leon being her honored
Mayor, and the able editor of the
Capitolian of that city.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

TO yOE'E AGAINST +. W. ROB
FRTSON Is TO VOTE FOR y RAD
ICN, MAJORITY IN CONGRESS
AND ANOTHER REVOLUTION
AIRY RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
SOUTH.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

It is claimed that |. w. vor,
Times can now prove by II ..roho,
archives" that Hen. Hancock
a rebel brigadier in disguise and at
one time was actually Commander IN
Chief Of the Confederate Army.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

.DINNA YE HEAR THE SLO-
GAN" FORW ARD! IS THE BAT
TIE CRY ALONG THE DEMO
I11ATIC FRONT. HANCOCK Will
,,,- rs TUESDAY. CLOSE UP
:" A-'' OSE Up!
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
TIFF O0EspIRATOR OF III TELLS A
LIE, TO BE PRESIDENT.

w puUlAoA OO-uDy oAsS ASOSS
Garfield wrote in January last, on the
subject of the Importation Of Chinese
labor to this country. He did not,
at that time, dream that he would SO
soon ask the support Of those very
working men whose labor he classed
as merchandise that the money power
should be allowed to buy where it
could obtain it the cheapest.
Like the robber caught in the act,
who protests of his innocence, he cries
out: III did not write it, it's a forge
ry"
Gartield's denial will not satisfy the
bone and sinew of the country, whom
he now wants to deceive until they
have elevated him to the Presidency
and installed his partizans at the helm
of State.
Who does not see that to admit the
genuineness of this letter would be
to sound the death knell of the
Republican party and of his individ-
ual aspirations?
Who will believe that Garfield
would rather tell the truth than be
President?
Who does not know that when he
was accused of completely in the
Credit Mobilier Fraud, he denied the
truthfulness of the charge, until the
proof silenced his deniale
Every man has heard that Garfield
took a prominent part in helping
Wells infamous Returning Board tt
| make their fraudulent returns Of the
vote of Louisiana at the election o.
1876, and that he, Garfield, clinched
the forgery Of the popular verdict by
voting, in the electoral 8 to7Commls'
sion to declare Rutherford B. Hayes
the duly elected President by ont
majority.
The late contest in Indiana, wher'
the gold OF the moneyed corporation
BOUGHT victory for the Republi
can party ought to be a warning tt
the laboring men.
They ought to see that this election
if it is decided in favor of the Repub
lican party, will, unless an appeal t.
arms restores it, destroy the power Q
the ballot in the United States.
The programme of the Republican
conspirators is plain enough.
They will hereafter buy enoug
votes in the Northern States to torr
a nucleus to which they will add thos
that they will obtain in the Soutf
through force bills by the effects {
which they will goad her pee
pie to acts of desperation, so misrel
resented as to justify their majorit
in Congress in adopting new measure
for the reconstruction Of our Stat
governments.
They must be blind, or worse tina
blind, those who do not see that "
: have reached another great Crisis
the history of our country.
The behavior of our people on ne!
Tuesday will show whether they al
to become the slaves Of the none
power, or whether they deserve to |
free citizens of a great Republic.
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE LOS
SEW l. CONGRESSMAN
G OHIO AND INDIANA, AND u
u LESS THE SOUTH STANDS {
TO EVERY DEMOCRATIC Coz
GRESHAM THE RADICALS VIII
{, | cDN,HpAI TIE HOIISE
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

Claiborne Guardian We have all
heard of the boy who was advised to
keep his mouth closed so that itmisht
not be discovered that he was fool.
A similar injunction should be laid
upon Gen. Grant for a different reason
that it may not be found out that
he is a liar
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
Mrs, C.F.RABENH0RST
1,hirfl St. Raton Rouge,

Third ST., Baton Rouge,
Beps leave to inform her friends and the public
that, having secured the services Of competent
workmen, she will continue the Furniture and
Undertakeris business pursued by her deceased
husband. Ey close attention to business and
moderate charges, she hopes to receive share
of public patronage. nelm.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

England has 1900 Colonies and o2o
Generals.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30

THE DEMOCRATS HAVE LOST
SEVERAL CONGRESSMAN IN
OHIO AND INDIANA, AND UN-
LESS THE SOUTH STANDS UP
TO EVERY DEMOCRATIC CON-
GRESHAM THE RADICALS WILL
CONTROL THE HOUSE.
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GsiuutCn=SCiGmitfel.

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ngranO Srunf~S0bl" gelegeuen 6leGeu 9lr=
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getroffeu. 2lm 3ienfog 4bcnb lattt iid n1m=
lid Die % Sabre alte Sbeiite Dsiilet8 bonn
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octe gtatbarfanlilIe 81 bcind)el. 0l ba8
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0iorgen nad) 6auie 3uriidfebrte, 10 iuurOen
gtaGiornungen Gngeiisilt. ntld)e eraaben,
boB Die 8erniiBte gar nidbt in Die 2S So3nIug
beS 9tdd}har8 gefomueu mar. 9tah laugareul
Sud,en entbcdte man g1utipltreu in Der 9tdbe
zines grunHen8, ullb 5uebt i'll OeulieibelI, mt
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Ginc Meuge Sd)nittlpnnben lm0eiid)te, Jtacfsu
NIB Oil Den 0dnoen beilteten baraur bin, oaB
Die Grmoroete einen beftlgeu Sompf NIT tbrem
0iDroer beiianben batte, cs ergab Die Inter
iudlung Der 2eidle aud nod Die @eluiBhait,
baB bas gfdohen aeidl6uoet uoroeu mar.
Sci Der Sunbe bieics Serbred)enS gerietbeu bic
geuobner Der @egenb IN eire brarti9e 4lf1
regnn9, bab nit oeln WDrner iaoenia(8 fur,r
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rid3tlgen 9eriun fid)er lit. gnltipailen belten
llniGrbe oararf bin, DAB Der 19-idbriae Sobu
bes 9fadbara, In beiieu 6auie bla @rmorSete
gum Selude eripartet murbe, bel Der Sbat be-
tbeiligt mar, mo berelbe tpurbe GUT 0aft ge=
bra6t; er beiBt Saptiit 2afance O2rialbe
ift on mebrtreu Sta0en im @tiihte Serfratt,
nnb es ilrO aub Slutipuren an ieineu &leoern
efttDeCft lpnrheu.
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Sta0t Safttatore.

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9enanlGte obgere6net, batten mir geilern Den
erilen 9enebbaren friibling8tag. 5u Den
IadnlittG9S 9Sltliuo9n bon IA llbr ipar bsi
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8ounern iid9 perSiebenoe @elpitter ntf)t liner
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maGt uno ihn unl Gntlaiun9 ben 62 SniaIian
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Gonlite'8 fir SllitiSweien lflummers. 0lse
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Gnnntgs Die 8afuguiB, 0ie 6rei,
laiIung BON @eidn9utBsSnaiien III Osrfiigen,
IuenR oieie tuegeu Nid)tsablung Oer 9elobuBe
nnD Soften inl Setra9e BON b0blteus 5000 feIt-
gebatteR tperoen uu6 fir ieoen StrafDoGar
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Acknowledgment ab0eipiecu: oss @inbruthss
ae9en 9Sm. Seiierlon, juil., oeS Sonntd9ss
Gpirituoienperfauies ge9cn Scrnaro Seillu,
bes tbatliheu angriiirs gc9cn sobu Sillon
unb 0lidal 81. Start, Sts 0sbtabls asaen
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SaneS Searusp, Gbrlfoph 3eu, DapiS S8.
geateS uno be Sdmar;en G6WarS Doriepu uno
s}iabeQe Moors,
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ab. Die 9uft 6e8 oritttu Sbcilt5 nm Ser
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8beleie Garreno unO .. 81. GDot. Raoam4
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s 'retn0Gbe ben raui1tuOit,H Stlflll fauO MO
baB Die 8iiufltriG 3mi SIumsntrdn;e enlz
ping.
orn. 3ObfS SangcStefanntidaft baben mir
bereit8 letteu Diithnodl gemamt. 8Orl,i II
Abeub lang er or2i Eir0er UoH Rubiul-iu, oenen
CT auf altieitigeS SHlangcn no ell ptrtcs Su,
iiigeu muBtc. 0tartige Strait uuo onore Sile
bes Slargcs ijnb in Der Stimme oe3 6yn. G3Ot
nid)t gera6e OOybdnOCu, aber leiul StImme
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mas er thnt nnO audi Die Slrtiai.lt biiiBt, 0aS
ausSufijbren, mas CT nil, lang Die 9tubmittiu'~
ldjen 2ic0er nit groBcm @rfolJa. ST.. lBiIters
boibam begleitetc oen Sdngcr.
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ta9ton.
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g~ SeoerruaHn, eer Sauces hemi-
i6e8 Saar g4ieoerber iteIiuna3 g.
MlttteI gebrnudt, 1T BON Der Gbatahs
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oft, ME g8aier, All Der Sopfbaut nuO NIT
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8altimoreiraBe. NIB. - Uian irn9e uad
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bat i'm StabtfreiSgsridte auf SreuuiinQ iciu y
Che NIT 9ate Snbber, Die er ain 25 4pril 1875
9cheirathct, an9etragen; Die 5rau babe i'm ieit
ldnger, bern brei Sabreu i'm Stitls geldlIsit.
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tins fiagt auf Sdeiounq Don ieiner Erlu, 3ur
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honptet III otr 8eantiuortunq Der Sloqe ole
anidluloiguug gsgen fie iei sic 6olge eiacs
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began9en.
Die 8rieifer be empfinaeu Cams
tag ourd GrSblidof @ibboas Die Sbeotoaeu
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tag nno 5rcitag Die gSiirOen beS Cub 0iafou8
mn 9taIonS crtbcilt iunben. Sci Der ieiecli-
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|. Stunt B. S. bafant merbenoe Yreoiaerumt
Der erlten bcutlden uereini9ten epanJeliiben
gemtinoe Uuroe geitern gta9mittag lhr III
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6r. SO. 8. Srettbol, als WaBlg,bitftn Die
SS. 6. Jtibr gS. 9Sefermann, @. oOtimanH
IND Bbil. Brenner.
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Sborolo, Ont, 3. april.- 9as y9itg=
Sotel," Sropa & gSilliams' 1ei6itall, lomie
eln 8obnhans siusen bemte friib in 5lamneu
auf. SerlufI $40, 900.
8ateri II, SIS, +, 4. Qpril.-Oas pra9t-
polle @ebnbaus bes pru. Sas. .Stafs in Der
Jidbe bon Samtbornc brannte bsute friib mic
Der, nnb tie Seipobuer retteten nit fnapper
gtotb bas 2eben. Serluit $12 900; Ssril1e=
rlngES5000.
Yropioence, 8.-S., 4. april. - Oas
ToItamt an Der DfGinlirabe in @aiI 9reealpid,
iotpie ein an'toBenbas @ebduoe pllroeu bautc
burd Teucr ScritDrt. Scr @eiammtperlult be-
trGgt nid)t iiber $4,000.
Golnm bus, O., 4. s(pril. - Gin oen
SS. gropn & Sinman geb0riges @,bduoe
i'm biei9en 3uhtbaule brannte belte friib neblt
0faidlinerie uno ionitigem Sn6alte 11ieoer.
Ser Serluit betrdgt etiua $31 900. Oas 9e-
bdube, meld)ss sur Sabrifation bon 6olsuaaz
ren otsnte, iol burd eiuen Slibitrabl getroHtn
tporben iein.
Sop1in, Mo, A. april.- 8.S, ,Sarmo.
np'S GiiengteBerei, biz Mafinen= 8ertltdtte
Der So. 2odie & Gomp. uno MoHat unO Ger,
gcant;s gleipeibfabrit itno etn9sdihert moroen.
yerlu5t $50, 900.