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SURPRISED,

On Wednesday evening a number
of the members and friends of Made
ley NJ. E. Chapel, surprised their
pastor, Rev. ID. Dodd. The party
called in body at the parsonage and
after the surprise had subsidized, pre-
sented M. Dodd with a we'll filled
pocket book, and Mrs. Dodd with a
pair of gold eye glasses and many 9th.
er useful articles. The evening was
spent in social enjoyments, and an
abundance of refreshments were
served.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE.

To morrow afternoon, at 80 o. clock
j. I. Head will sell at public sale, on
the premises, the Two Story frame
house No. 2l3 Lombard street, and the
lot adjoining. The house has SIX
rooms, and is located on a lot l5tx75
feet. The lot adjoining is l6h by 70
feet. The properly is finely located
ON the n. w. corner of Robinson and
Lombard streets, and cannot fail to
prove a desirable bargain. The sa e
Is positive.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
ANNUAL SUPPER.

On Thursday evening next the
Jackson Democratic Club, will give it's
first snapper supper this season.
On Easter Monday night the second
annual egg eating will take place, and
during the month of April the annual
terrapin supper will be given. These
events are always looked forward to
by the members with a great amount
OF pleasure.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
AN ASSAULT UPON DEMO
GRATIS.
From the Delawarean to-day,


The Every Evening takes delight
In speaking disrespectful Of certain
members OF the Legislature and es,
pecially Mr.. Williams, the Speaker
of the House OF Representatives
Now, all we wish to say in relation
to that matter il, that Mr.. Williams,
and the other members spoken OF
by the Every Evening, are morally
socially and intellectually superior
to any one connected with that pa.
per, and will have the respect, con
tidence and esteem of the people
when the men, who scribble for tina
sheet are forgotten.
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A SOCIAL SUPPER.

Harry Stoeok 10 son of Jose bh s'o'tLa
proprietor OF the Diamond STATE a,
cry, this city. will leave on M'ut|
next for Brooklyn,,N. Y, for Ihs
pose of learning the brewing bn'lvsI
Last evening he gave supper V
Norma Social Club, and few itt0S|
The supper was very social one
all present enj Dyed thrm'eIy''
wished their host SUCCESS IN bis ]"
taking.
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WALL SrREEr YEsTERpAY.-

WALL STREET YEsTERDAy.-
Stocks were higher and more &C
tive, and call loans ruled at 5 per
cent on stocks. More than a mil.
lion in specie arrived from Europe,
and half a million was withdrawn
from the Bank of England for ship
ment hither. Governments were
much lower in the early trade
Foreign exchange was slightly firm
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
A woMAN's REVENGE.
TERRE HAUTE, March II

Mrs. Mollie Nuckleberry, a widow,
thnty years of age, shot at George
Arbuckle on the street yesterday, but
missed him, the shot hitting lady
and inflictlng a slight wound. Mr..
Arbuckle is a prominent merchant
here and is sixty-tive years of age
Mrs. Nuckleberry was formerly clerk
in his stoIes and alleges that he prom
ised to marry her and has neglected to
do so.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE LUCK OF A CORNEI fD'
Err

A native of France, NJ. ClayeuIT' ID
weeks ago found himself n,Anl
French Opera Troupe IN Ne" 40 !
While there he thought he "ou ,%nrs.sl
the New Orleans people do, auu h'lt pd'
one dollar IN the purchase oil u" n N
ct IN the February draw us g,aul!
Louisiana State, LotteryIwIIll. n d. ,p 'o Vi
ing result Of obtaining sl5,OVv w ,ytaups1
Of ticket No. q, 1856 lie now If b
the honesty Of the mtDageIhneu., ,Das'
celebrated institution as Wen al vi
ing to blow the cOrnet, ~ ~ Daapbi
zen with an enclosure 10 NJ % NV, stV
No. 3lg Broad way, New OF H. . w. Ia, !
the same person al New oiis sa,aIt pn'
would have had the same maI5h
ably.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
RECLAIMlNG THE EVERGLADES

Hamilton Disston, president of the
company which proposes TO reclaim The
FLORIDA Everglades, has received a dis
patch from Thomas j. Barger, saving
that the title TO the land is clear. Tbs
work OF running levels for the canal IN
days. 10"
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WILL GO TO CHURCH

Members of Keokuk Tribe, No. 3.
improved Order of Red Men, will, on
Sunday morning next attend Divine
Service in body at Union NJ. f..
Church. A sermon especially appro-
pirate 10 the occasion will be preached
by the pastor, Rev. Adam Stengle.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICE..
A GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the en-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood.
&C., 1 wiz sonu . recipe that Will cure yO6
FRIiE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, &atton ID
Neu York CatV. MaY4-eodD kWly
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
A MAD WOMAN WITH A
KNIFE.

CYNTHIANA, KY, March lQ-L|
seven O'Clock last night Sallle Cr|
severed the carotid artery Of lna|
Fowler by a slash with poc@|
knife. Both women were colEs|
and the tragedy was the upshoi ~
days quarrel, superinduced by wi
XIV,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE ROSEBUD,S BAIL

All those who contemplate a'ta.
the annual ball of the Rosebud ~
bly, Of Chester, are requested 10 ~ "
the Rosebud's club room on ~"
afternoon next. 1t Is proposed '
special cars from this city
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

marriages have Increased 20 DER cent
since young men have learned of Inc
scouting effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
anu hoarhound upon gables. Young man
II you Keep bottle on hand for an emer-
u climax. sais W
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE MOUNTAINS MESSAGE TO
MAHOMET.

Conspicuous among those who have
failed TO call yet upon President Gar
field are Vice President Arthur and
Senator Conkling. The only exchange
of courtesies between the President
and M. Conkling since the Inaugural
ton occurred yesterday, when through
friend the President caused inquiry
to be made as 10 what MIR. Coukiing
desired of the Adm nlstration. Nj
Conkling replied that the President
could learn at first hand at any time
by sending for him, but at no time
through an Intermediary.
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RUMOk DENIED.

Some one has rumored II aFOl. 10
the Delaware Fire Company .,sI
sell the mare used in drawn! ~.s,a,I
carriage 10 fires. This r1mUf aas,s
lively denied by one OF the oOD 81
officers, who says that the colnP'"
not dispose of the mare.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
GONE 10 VERMONT.

Mr.. ). Glanding, who has been resid-
ing III this city Tor some time past l.tl
lelt here to-day for West Fletcher, Yer
mont. de will engage in mapulactuIIno
maple sugar. ~
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

CHnIsF. 0EHBER. Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo, Ohm, saJ 1.-The kxcelsier Kid
ney Pad has accomplished more for my
wife IN three weeks tban all the medicine
she has taken In thu 80 years. Refer all
skeptics 10 me.-See Adv.
Isbao-7t
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
ACQUITTED.

James DeKnight, the p, w. & B.
II. X. switchman whose carelessness
caused the recent accident at Lamo-
KIN was acquitted in the Delaware
County Cour, at Media, yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
FOURTH EDITION


Increasing cloudinsss and rain, winds
veering to brisk northeasterly, station
airy or higher temperature lower baron.
eter.
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$3.50
FOR "a Large Load OIL
KINDLING WIZ"

OAK AND PINE NJ Am ulscs
Orders can be left at the folio"' l.ei .iOH
Mr.. Chas. E. saIfner. Flour am. asI ~
No. s W. 10th stree rosd SOD
W. @. Townsend, Flour ahu So, !,
corner 9th and Iatha. and ysi
John A. Huey, N. W. cor. ere 9,e
James o'Donnell, Grocery e st
sth and Orange stle'' slOtl
Messrs. WieI q kingwall, iniSsrEet s.
N. E. cor. Seco d ana padliug "
ta osaeFs corner ssns ~ q Union and GiP
nue.. viii be promptIy attSsrK MEL
Enh7- VIM
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SCOTT AND CARVER.

LONDON, March IL, 1881.
At the end OF the third days shoot
ing In the match between Dir. Carver
and Mr.. scott, at the Westminster
Aquarium, Lne Lola. scores stood Scott,
ASA; Carver, 1852.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

DUN It VIVID ~ I01
That the sOLh grand drawins % c,me
monweaHh Distribution ~, 0g nsNs
March 3lsL. Whole tlckets 10 H.
tl.OJ Remit by maj! or eApI BulldlH
Is 'aTdmAn, Courier-JOuIn
1 L.IlIAuAIl.. Y "
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEnNESDAY March 10 x p


FLOUR is dull, but firm, sales of 1890
byls, including Minnesota extras, clear at
4 70 0S7E Tor low 10 fancy DO. do,
straight a. 90 u SO: Pennsylvania extra
family al 81 Ioa5 ONO, 90. do, at So 70
ID 10, and Patents at 81 7oa7 IS. kye Flour
Is steady at q per barrel.
GRAIS.-W neat is IN less active de-
nIauu and a shade lower. sales 81
", O9O bushels, including rejected at 81 10
al II; NO. Zred, in car loLs, AT ri l612al 1919
aud No. red in elevator, at n ItAI, Marcn,
81 l7I2 April, anu VI IS May. kyU is firm
sJ voc. tor Pennsy lvaaIa. Corn Is quiet
but urn. Sales OF l2.UUU bushels, lnUIud-
ing yellow, track and grain depot a.
5jI2a1bc.; white at So and steamer al 54c
~ The open board mist call. $3.50. was
lid for march; &C. for April, a.-d $500.
lJr May. OaJs ale IN moderate request
End steady. sales ot sou bushels, iAciud-
ing white at 42a45l5c., and rejected and
| mixed at Ale. "a 4ll6c
The receipts to-day were as follows 23e.
barrels OF flour. $40 bushels wheat, 81 :
| 100 bush, corn, 500 bush. oats. 1890 bush
barley. % barrels whlskey.
| WHIsKEY.-W quote Western iron.
bound at o. IL per gallon.
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY March Z, S p. NJ.
Beef cattle were ia lair demand ant
prices were rmer. 2IO0 mead arrived auC
sold at the different yards a. "a SIC
| per pound, as to condition,
SHEEP were in demand and firmly
held. 1900 head arrived and sold aI Tn,
different yards at S@a61Ec., per h., as u
| condition.
Hoes were firmly held at fun prices
d0VO mead arrived ami sold at the differ
ent yards At SaS15c.. per H., according /,
| quality.
| PAM OpnUE VAN
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- EGIsrER's ORDER,
REGISTER. 5 OFFICE, !
New Castle Co.,. eb. %. 1881. /

We" Odbtlt ItDss co. -. 1851.
Upon the application OF Henry ii
Brady. AdDIpIstrator OF john vi son
lale o! 81. Georges Hun ired, in
said county, deceased, IL Is ordered
and directed ny The Register That
the Administrator aforesaid 1--WE
notice al granting of Letters OF Ad-
inInlhtratlon upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof.
BY causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters IN sIx OF the most pubic places OF
The county ol New Castle, re4u4rIn. ali
persons having demands against the es-
LAJe 10 Present The same, or HOIue by AN
Act of Assembly In suLh case Indde aud
provided; and also cause the same TO be
inserted WITHIN the same period IN the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, n newspaper pub
tisned IN Wilmington. anu 10 se eentin.
ded therein three weeks, te. y. d.
- GIVEN under the hanu and seal
( l.. >. OF Otiiee Of the Register Aforesaid
49, at Huntington. IN New Castle
County Aforesaid. the day and year abos.
written. >. Z. bIGCs, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attesLed 10 The AdlnlnIsLratoI
| Oh or before FeO. o. 1887, Oh abide the Aci
o. Assembly IN sucu case made and pro
VIded. nENkN Ii. BlIzADY
ADM n TRAITOR
Nddrsss-C Chesapeake CIty. Uecl Co
Md. ieD4 3weod.
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Tha CITY MARKeI.

The following were the ruilng prices Il
mar ket this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ..sss.. $40 40
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

The N. 9. Times, Of the 10Th, contains
the following special
1.-THE mail driver from jackson to
Clinton was shot at and the mail bar
taken from him yesterday afternoon,
whefi ab0ut five miles from jackson.
Sheriff Woodward and Deputy PostnBas-
ter Eugene Adler visited the scene to
day, and found the empty mail bag cut
open aud part OF the mail concealed in d
cane brakO hear where the robbery oc-
Cured. Acting on information, they
proceeded to jackson and arrested Edw,
johnson, colored. who is now IN Jail.
The mail bag contained $40 in currency
and over $1,000 in checks and drafts, alt
OF which are missing. The mail driver
is not seriously injured. The highway
mans gun was evidently short Of pow
der, and the buckshot glanced, but few
penetrating the skim"
Referring to the above, the Advocate
says:
"Weare informed by Rev. Mr.. Cod
frey that Ed. Johnson, who works for
DR.. Thos. s. Jones, Of jackson, was seen
both by DR.. Jones and himself working
In field some six or seven miles from
the place Of the robbery at the time IT
was committed. So Ed. JohnsOn's abb
seems to be clear"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
FOR SALE!
A RDIendid (,han,,e.

A TRACT or LAND ESTABLISHED AS
~ Sugar Plantation, situated on False ri Or,
III the parish OF Point Cbupee, having fifteen
arpents front on False river b, eighty arpents
depth between opening lines and containing
Loo arpents. superficial area. Tke land Is
ri 'he best we'll ditched and In splendid order,
having been planted In peas ever, year where
there was no cane and part Of The lilpd having
hoef planted in cane There is evee to pro
tect The fields from overflow and n steam drain.
ina machine
Large Brick Sugar House with powerful
engine and Ave foot rollers. Juice tanks OF
1000 gallon capacity. Iron coolers in the pur
ecry. Draining toor and sbeet.iron nolassss
tanks Fine double story dwelling honse
Large stables and barge corn house. Twenty.
one double cabins and ons blacksmith shop. A
one story dwelling house on the river bank. A
,iew and large hay louse
Corn stored In this fail 2J22 barrels: forage.
ample supply. Sixteen Mules, five 3.mnle carts.
two muie wagons one small cgrt and one Ter.
sey wagon, four. ihree md one. horse plows.
stubble ,i2ger, Flucks' ID.
stock ct cane, Seed to plant 1870 to 40 ar
pen's. Plant cane this year Zone year stubbl,s
III 1882 n, making total area IN 1eee 81 ai7
alperts.
Price 1880 - one. third cash balance on,
easv terms. Apply 10 J. M'laudon Points
Cnnpee parish. of to
COURIER e. NrShIR Ration Nance
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
Col. y. w. Robertson, N. G., Of this

Col. y. w. Robertson, H. G., Of this
district, departed for Washington by
yesterday evenings train, The Colonel
has regained his health during the va
cation and goes forth to push forward,
vigorously, all measures in the success
of which his constituents are inter-
ested, We feel no ,ineasiness concern.
ing the groundiess contest that has been
set MP by Postmaster Smith, whose only
claim for seat in Congress is that he
was candidate on the Republican tick
ct, so Overwhelmingly defeated at the
last election. We believe that the time
rs past for the Republican party TO elect
Congressman IN the halls of the Honsc of
Representatives. They cannot afford to
disregard the popular will, even in the
South. Col. Robertson has acquired full
experience in Congress and will doubt
less add much during the coming SEES
sion to the results he has reached in
the preceding ones.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

1t is now authoritatively announced
that u stock company has purchased the
N. Q. Times, which is to be merged
with the Democrat. Major Burke will
continue at the helm, animated with the
firm resolve to build up a great South
western journal.
The people are beginning to understand
that the Press can do more develop
the resources OF u country by attracting
the attention Of the outer world. than
any other power. Consequently, the
consolidation of the two journals under
most favorable auspices, giving promise
of good results, will meet with popular
appreciation.
The Times Democrat IL to make its
first oppearance to morrow.
We extend Its directors our cordial
good wishes for an unbounded career
Of success.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the
Bowels.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

TN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION
l. Of John G. Burden, deccased---No.1 19aa Pro.
batr--Sventeenth Judicial District CouJt--par.
ish Of East Baton Rongc.
Whereas, Mrs. Emma Burden, administrative
Of the above entitled and numbered succession,
has this day filed in the office OF the undersigned
Clerk Of raid Court an account OF her admin.
istration OF said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cauW if any they can within Arn days
from The frat publication 81 this notice why said
final account should not h. approved bonolo-
gated and made the judgment vi sads curt.
Witness, the Honorable Il. n. Sherburne.
Judge Of our said Court, this, 18th day Of Novem.
br. ISL T. r. BRYAN CLERK.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

y. s. COMMISSION, Fish AMP FIstnRIEs, I
Wash ,nvff,p N n

q. y, COMMISSION, FISH AND FIbtiERIES,
Washington, u. G.
IioN. y. w. RoBgErsoS, Baton Rouge, La.
DEAR SIi.--Your letter referring tc
the applications Of Messrs Feltin, Cha.
cllere, Bousir and Block, Of Opelousas
has been received The applications
are all on file aud the fish will be sent
4 them, ] trust, during the winter. We
ore nov engaged in making the distri-
button to fhe colder climates, a. this
cannot he done after the cold weather
sets IN, and although the Southern
! States are left for the last they will be
amply cared for.
shall make Baton Rouge the eentre
Of distribution for the surrounding par
ighes, aod would be glad IF you would
name acme responsible party in Baton
Rouge 10 whom the fsb could he CON
| signed, and who would talec an interest
in distributing them
am yours truly
SpG&CEE +. BAIRD, Commissioner.
The ast alluded to in the above, are
the German carp, one of the most pala-
table, ~ well rs profitable, that con be
raised in domestic ponds. BESIDES these,
parties desrous of 40 doing, can obtain
any species from the government fish
cries by sending TO Col. T.. w. Robert
son, at Washington, y. e., for blank
applications, when they can order them
according 10 desire.
Mr.. VIM Garig, of this city, has kind
" consented to act as consignee for
tins ana surrounding parishes, and any
information wanted in reeard to the
same, sill be cheerfuliy given ny him.
IL costs nothing, aud d trial by those
who have ponds may lead to profita-
BILE venture.
Col Robertson informed us that he
had seen % two-year old carp which
weighed twelve pounds, and the cost Of
raising wasa mere trifle. Let those who
feel al interest in the development of
this country, step forward and afford
the German carp a chance.
By forming lake Of Garrison bayou,
and supplying it with carp, the entire
city Of Baton Rouge could in % few
years, be supplied With a most delicate
species Of fish at all seasons of the year.
AS it il, there are seasons when we have
none. though the demand never fails.
). Dreyius gives Il certificate with
every Brazilian pebble glass, guaran-
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
Wizard Oil.

The best family remedy in the land.
None should he without it.
You had far better have good medi.
clue III the house and not need it, than
to need it and not have it.
Spread the news far and wide, Wizard
Oil cures all nervous and iuhsmnatory
diseases.
WIZARD OLA sovereign remedy for
rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia, chills
and fyver, catarrh, dysentery and all
similar affections.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

IN THE MATTER or TIE SUCCESSION
i of MARY q. PIERCE, Aoceased, No. 1882,
Probate Seventeenth Judicial District Court,
East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS. G. d. FAyROT, Of said Parish,
and State has this day fled in the office of the
undersigned Clerk of said Court, an application
tobe appointed Administrator of the above en-.
titled and numbered Succession.
Notice il hereb given to all persons interest
ed to show cause III any they cam within ton
da, from the first publication of this notice
why said application should not be granted
Given under my haiid and seal OF said Court
this sd day OF November, A. y. Is8i.
T. f. BRYAN. Clerk.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
SHt RIFFS SAILS

STATE OF LOUISIANA, SEVENTEENTH
~ Judicial District Court, jsrish Of East Bl
ton Rouge. Thompson j. Bird Administrator,
w. George Il. Craft. Number go.
BY virtue Of q writ Of seizure and sale issued
IN the above entitled and numbered cause and to
me directed from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
holden in and Tor the said parish and State,
have seized and viii ex, ose to public sale, in
front OF the Court House door of sud parish. on
S.turday, the 18th day Of December,
a. d.. 1891. between the hours Of eleven o'clock
A. a., and four o'clock +. NJ. OF sad day, all the
right. ttla interest and claim OF the defendant,
George Byraft, In and to the following describ.
Cd l1Orfgaged property, to-vit.
"A certain tract Of land in the parish Of East
Baton Rouge, known ~ tbs Newell Place.
containing about seven hundred acres, with the
improvements thereon bounded north By lands
Of Mrs. Cole, east by Thomas Deyall anu south
by lands Of Sale and Posey, and being the same
tract OF land purchased by the present owner,
George B. Graft, from James o. Fuaua. deceas.
ed. recorded In book number2 folio $40, Sota
rial Acts of this parish
Seized TO pay and satisfy The aIaonnt of irde.
nent interest and costs elaned in the above
entitled and numbered causc
TERMS OF SALE--Cssh. with the benefit of
aPpraisement. J. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Mr. 3. Dreyfus, the well known New
Orleans optician, reached our city Thurs
day night, per steamer Cannon. bearing
recommendations from some of the best
citizens Of New Orleans. He sold many
of bis diamond pebble glasses here two
or three years ago, and now desires ,ls
to state that he will exchange new ones
for the same free of cost. This looks
very fairon the part Of the young gen
tleman, and parties can find him at the
popular drugstore of w. T. Cluverius.
on Lafayette street, where will cheer
fully oblige them. We take pleasure
in acknowledging his call in our sane
tum on yesterday.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
OFFICIAL.
Mayors Court Proceedings.

December LIST. lsal
Amanda jackson (c) disturbing the
peace. Fined five dollars or FIVE days in
Jail.
Margaret Miles Co., disorderly con-
duct Fined fine dollars or five days in
Jail.
Friday, December I'd, lscl
Robert Powers TO-, disturbing the
pence. Fined ten dollars or seven days
Jail.
LEON JASTREMSk1, MAYOR.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Kris hrlnglo is in u festive hAmor this
year. He issues the announcement in
this issue, that he viii appear wrap.
ped in unusual nagpificenee, with his
belt filled with attractions for the little
folks and the grown people too IT'S on
Christmas eve too that hg will txcite the
wonderment of everybody. SO say the
ladies who have charge of the arrange.
inents which will be most elaborate.
Where be is to be- has not yet been di-
vulgod. More anon.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

From Mr.. Amos Lockwood-a "crack''
shot ut chair and feathers" and an ex-
pert at "scaleS and fns'--we learn that
large quantities Of wild ducks are killed
in Buffalo bayou, and wild geese on the
and-bars, near Fort Adams, Miss. In
one hunt fifteen geese were killed. At
one shot seventeen largo ducks folded
their wings" At the mouth of Red riv
er large quantities of fish are caught
two thousand pounds were taken ut one
"raise" of the line--to supply the Bayot,
Sara market.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Miss Julie Rema Cassie, most &C.
complished young lady Of some fourteen
years, the daughter Of our good friend
Mr.. VIM. CASSIE, of Brnly Landing, was
unexpectedly taken from this world on
the 9th ult., at the convent Of the ST.
cred Heart, in New Orleans; the be-
reaved parents reaching their loved one
bnt q few moments before her death.
LII common with lalge circle Of friends
we tender our deep sympathy to The pa
rents whose heads are now bowed in a
sorrow that our readers can well under.
stand.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

The ladies of the Pastoral Aid Associa-
ton intend giving o grand entertain.
ment on the 9th OF December, for the
purpose Of repairing st. James Church
and Rectory. Notice of the programme
will be given in due time.