Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-23


the purpose of electing Directors of the
Company for the ensuing year. Parties
interested will take notice.
DR.. Thomas s. Jones and lady, of
Jackson, La, left for New Orleans on
Yesterday. Mrs. Jones, we are sorry to
say, has been in bad health for some
time. We acknowledge a pleasant call
from the Doctor on last Tuesday, in
company with confrere Gross, Of the
Advocate.
The French indemnity claimants, will
do well to read carefully the notice of
Mr.. Paul Dejardin, agent of tue French
Republic, Washington, D. c., who gives
warning that all claims in the hands of
attorneys aud others, must Represented
without delay, else the conmlttee Will
close it's labOrs, after which all claims
will be lost
DR.. r. NJ. Carruth, one of our pramis-
ing young East Baton RoHgeans, now
successful practitioner at New Roads,
in our neighboring parish Of Pointe Cou
pee, honored the CaPITOLiAN with call
on yesterday. The Doctor represents
matters to be in as favorable a condition
as the hard winter just experienced will
permit, round about his new home. He
was kind enough to compliment this
paper, for yeoman service doae to this
city and vicinity.
kIDDELL & HENRICKS.--ln another
column will be found the card of this
firm of Architects and Builders. who, al
though fulfilling contract at the State
Capitol are prepared to attend to all or
deYs in their line. in Baton Range or its
vicinity. Messrs. Kiddell Il Henricks
are men OF talent and experience. who
will not fail to-. give entire satisfaction
to those who may entrust them with
their orders. Their address can he OBJ
tanned at this office or at tha Capitol.
Messrs. Read x Go0dale. AttorneyS-at-
law, Baton Rouge, owing to the constant
growth of business, feeling the ne
cessity for security in the deposition Of
the papers and documents Of their eli
entS, have recent Y added to tleir hand
some Office, a large and beautiful safe.
one magnificent in design and just suit
ed to their profession. The kcynotes to
sucoeSs-energy and ability-have opeu
cd to thelG tlourishing practice. and we
hope them a continuance Of the same
A 3iAHEhAGE.-Miss Annie lDodds, the
pretty and very worthy daughter of
our tSwnsman Mr.. VIM. DoddS, was mar
rled sn'Tnestlay evening, to Nr, J. ".
Brunswick, by the Rev. c, Delacroix
We are not fequainted.with the fprtu-
nate husband. who has undoubtedly
won prizeig life's lottery in thank
ing the twain for their substantial re-
membr&nce Of the CAprEcIIAN. We en-
tend our earnest wishes that every sue
cess imaginable may accompany them
as they so haac in hand IN the path of
love and siappiness.
?. J. MCGulk.-Amopg. the several
contractors :atth Capitol i MI. 7. J.
McGurk, who has the contract tp do the
painting, Die 1850 pleased yvth Baton
Rouge that he proposes to, &st8blish his
residence w5fhin It's limits. isIe is uni
yersallf llnown in New Orleans as one of
the abIest and mast reliable of those
wLo follow hls ity0catiOn H. viii. no,
Nbe set back i'll fine iimatiolt,:t the pub I
lie when it is kSaown that he Us AZ old
Coptederate veteran,of the 5thil louisiana
Intartry, of Hayes Immortal Brigade. |
tilktoi'owing whose tlsg, he lost IN arm
OH til, field Of battle.
TliE -ALLiANCE.-We have received Il
HANDSOME group-p photograph ofifAe Off
cers ofi.,he splendid vessel which gsited
our cityfome time age. "With tie COM
plimeuts of the Ward Boom Oteeers.'
were the 0yords inscribed on the wrap
per, besides the address 10 our name In
acknowledging receipt Of the memento,
we would say, that we Till carefully
preserve the likenesses Of the gallant Of
icers Of the Alliance, whoss geuIal ntsn-
>uers and gentlenauly depertmeut vesipet
great credit or the Navy OF the United
States, Ghile IS whole-souled. gencruis
seamen. they have won the hearts OF our
people hese and elsewhere, who were SO
fortunate us to meet them Many thanks
to our friends OF the Alliance.
Godey's Lady's Book for Max is tub
al good things. Ike contents comprise
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