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This restaurant Ia the Oldest 10 our Citr
having been established September II
1878, aud Is fully deserving Of the large
patronage which 1t receives. The first 10
cation occupied by this establishment
which WAS then known rs "MaTlin's res
taurant," was next to the City bank, or
Market street, and was largely in tho ma
luIe Of an experiment, 1t being Mr. Thorn
toms intention at that time, II 1t proved
successful to either secure building suit
able Tor the business or to build one. The
success ofthe experiment il well demon
strated by the present widespread repu
tatOn OF Martin, who ia known through
out this and the adjoining States, and II
has come to be the thing fjr strangers
coming to our city to 20 to Thorn,On's
His present location, No. 1928 Market
street, Is ono Of the best adapted for the
restaurant business in the city being cen.
traly located, we'll ventilated and lighted,
and the tables are well supplied with
everything to be had In our markets,
served In excellent style by firstClasf
cooks, all under The personal direction Of
Mr. Thornton. His charges arc moderate
a separate dining room, reached by pti.
vate entrance, for ladies' Regular meals
% cents.
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RrRNErI,s rnC0AINE
Kills DandFuG, AIINls Irritation, and
Promotes the Growth Of the Hair.

PrOmOICs the Growth VI the Hair.
GENTLENES.-Fu For over Two years i have
suffered terribly with ''sC4ld hesd" in its
worst form, A few weeks ago tried q
bottle Of your CCCoAISE, The first applt'
cation gave me reliei, and now the disease
is etiectuRlly cured Yours resrec' fully,
n ., STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff. Ottawa
III.
BwHeas Fiauoring Extracts are perfectly
pure TThE4W
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My son had Il badly swelled neck, and a
sore throat DR.. Thomas' EtIec'tiC Of
cured him In As hours. Nv wife's foot
was much inhAmed; Eclectic Oil cured her
In one day. |. b BLooMER
Vtrpil. n, Y.
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MYRlADs Of people sacrifice themselves
through C4relpSsnoss. They are attacked
with a cold, neglect it and die, instead Of
taking DR. Bulls Cough Syrup and living
on uselully. Price % cent? bottle.
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\ NTlYTNy. .-TO TiIUsE THAT DE.

NrNTlsTRY..-TO rliUsE THAT DE.
u Sire u save ih6lT natural teath 70 would ~
nat 70 are noV better prepared than ever before %
,nAble thsta to do 70, By the uha Of 40 ELEcTlo
nd htadromsf dold Filling With more 6ase % on
HaJsnts, than have heretofore been made In an
~ NJ siseNheTc, Eithout the aid d the Electric
,.ai ~; w." ri, "a " n, ptCs ~ se'oh'
JAMES y, 5URlISON 4 Son,
TAI No, ilGS AAfket b., Wheeling, n, VI.
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One bottle Of yonr DR.. Thomas Eclectic
Oil restored he voice when The person had
not spoken above a vhisner in five years
RUFUS Robson,
NuhdA, n, Y,
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Is active pursuit Of pleasure or gain, The
ineslimabls blessing OF health IL too Of Ell
forgotten until diIe.Se 10 firmly seated,
and the fact only realized by great bodily
and mental suffering, The Liver 10 the
vulnerable poihtin most persons, and the
disartGngement Of the organ involved
almost the whole pyRtem hence the
reason why under the Liver disease there
Ia enumerated such a humber Of IN c.
lions, aud We claim the Simmons Liver
Regulator 10 be q remedy Tor them all.
FCuRTd STREET CHURCH will be the at.
traction tonight. Mrs, YOumAns' lecture,
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The Senate Judiciary Committee ant
House Committee Oh Immigration and
Agriculture met last evening AID disru'set
several important bills The Senate U mi,
miltee had under consideration a bill re
Qulaing the prsctiCe Of ph4tmsCy Il
looks to establishing a board Of COMMITS
sioners, ConsistingoI three practical phar,
macists, who shall examine all persons
who intend to follow the business and
give them certificates, certifying to theft
qualifications The hill will he reported
10 the Senate with favorable reCommeh'
datiOn. .
Tho House Committee framed a bill
'noking to the better protection Of sheep
70, dogs, which will he reported to the
House With the recommendation that II
pRRs
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Opera Honoe-Mr. Neil Burgess.
L1Rt-CampO Earring.
Attention, Lincoln Club.
Stockholders Meeting.
For Sale Street Railway Stock.
For RGnt-Npw Frame House.
For Sale-N V. Hogp 4 Bro.
For Sale-Ilotel aud Bakery.
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ALOT Of ladies', nlsse.' and oh IdrsN's
ShOBs al cost, at WILSON BIOS.
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GoTo your druggist for Mrs, Fteeman's
New National Dyes, For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequaled. Colnr
from 2 to 6 pounds. Price Is cents. paw
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BUY genuine tVspOraWd cried corn al
6tO K.MoNE, HENS.
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FOR REET.

pOoMs1O LET-MEMBERS OF THE
III legislature d6,iTIEg room, can BE- AerOmrn "a.
IL bV apph ting 81 No 2Ol9 MAI street I'll
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WASHINGTON, y. G., January 25-1 A. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer and partly cloudy wealth.
or, southwest and northwest winds, slight
rise followed by falling barometer.
For tho Lower Lake regions, occasional
light snow and partly cloudy weathe,
southwest to northwest winds, stationary
orpight rise IN temperature, and station.
atynr slight fail in the barometer dutiL K
the day.
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TnR famous lecturer Of Canada will de.
liver her popular lecture on "Haman's
License" to nightat Fourth Street Church.
Tickets twenty. i've cents.
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FoR RtNT.
DOR RENT-sToREs
EARM FOR RENT.
+ OMFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT,

4 OMFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT,
~ pO'| IsOn April LIT. That veil k"Own Island
re- dtnc', o O. OH street, ntHi Ing III, fur
NTH d v th vat INd RiS MI IN good cII d. lon.
crate nISo f,r rent, po.IrrliOn gwen AprlI iii, thu
80 and dErlli' 4, Al mud 20 Eleventh sweet Eu-
Iui Q Of ALI XANUkR BONE, 1878 AaiAet slnet,
CRAM les Ulnrk
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SILK HATS tlOtk eu anu rOnPd at
GEO. l. MA HlSO"S, 1922 Market ST.

YOU can have your KY wind watch made
into stem windvr by
lAC0B n. 6RUB1,
Practical WatChgakpr,
Corner Twelfth ann MBrkBt SIS.
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DOR RENT-S1ORE ROOM No. 9,
L ~Iahi Eton Hail Pui dIug, nos cupid b, ..
P. ProWu. POscHin gi,en lst apt, 1881. n.
VILLA AZ Secretary, No. IS lWElith llTSSl'
January II, 1851 Al
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MA.oS & HANLlS Organs for 1926 Z
ShEih'a.
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DOR PENTHOUSE WITH FIVE
Z rDoms vata and gas, No 1875 Bsrup Nre't,
# IN Aprl IIt. EnQriTp VI Mrs. LLIEAbkrd hAN 4
lilo =, 1870 BJTuu siTett l'ls
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GoLD was G,s,dhc,vered in California
In 1878 Df BnI! Commenced to prescribe
his Cough syrup me zane year and nov
tits the leading cough reme1v throughout
the country,
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son SALE

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
- That eligible land iOcS'iOn) d,EItal 10 prop.
city on So"iheASl 20 no. Of harlll @ ard Eleventh
ptFRS 4, mum eTei iiOO ChSpnO street, col tnlg 10
TCOm', ga and water HEiuns laTis h IL, we'll
lighted, and 'ihOI tOnVeDI noes Price re.iOnahls;
eftas accommodating. Apply 10 Elk 'NhkR
lOAE, General Buh iIS Agent, 1873 Market street,
CrABgles Block IBb
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Late yesterday afternoon complaints
began to come into the City Building
about the coasting on Twelfth street, aud
Officers Miller and Gillespie were detailed
to stop It. Going to the sCens they ar
rested Abrah nj Meriben, Samuel johnson
and William Laughin, and took them to
the lookup, near by, where they were re-,
leased soon after, Nstensibly on bail, but
reslIy, il il said, because the movement
proved to DO an unpopular one The ar.
rest Of the parties caused sHrt OF demon
s'rstion against the officers, but nothing Of
An overt nature was attempted. Frequent
and enthusiastic cheers for Bennett were
given by the excited crowd, and the reap.
pearanCe Of those arrested was greerRd
with Il perfect yell Of qualification. The
Capes will come up before the Police Court
this morning.
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DOR RENT BRICK HOUSE CON.
l. tanning Ix rooms and relar, 10 lis, SIX
lernlh street tiG rir- VI !, c, JEkFER., 20 ner
AiLlrenth ard JACOB streets u
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GENERAL NOTICES.

EXHt UruR'S SALE OF BENN UOD
u Iron WOtKS sTOCK.
TN A URDAY. J NUARY 90, 1881, beginning Al
n 0'cr ck d, IN | VIII ole, ~ 81 At auCI ~ four
ShMeS Of BenwOOd IrND Wore II cE TO ngi 9 -
the OaIale Of MOny binkman, dsCapsSl: y lnS Gas "
'uEUhGE CAHL,
JIG, HRFVEY, Executor
AuCllonRfT IlhU
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DOR ENT-THE THREE STORY
j. WARE HOUSE No, HOS Mai ri, nov Occ'l.
pied hy Jacob snyder, y, session given on April
Isl, issl Apply 10 ALkN. hoGEks, WbN Ing
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CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.

CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
$3.50 fora HruSe aud Lot, on Twelfth street.
$751; for TWV-AtOty BrCH, Oh JaCO LtreVt-FentS
lHi 3 2ORJIAh
SLAM, an nuy Two.story flick llou eAhd I.ol,
on ~ a line StfEat,
1000 MY Tor New TwoS'Ory Blk llou and
In on tIghTe III dtett
e. $50 + that TE .suTy PrlCk DWCl Z m Main
Ileet, hest Ito" In the ~ tents for 500 var.
FOR REST-lArg0 nix DHpI log, OIL EDr ItFVOt:
a 100 Acre Fam near Bid epoit
tOR sat I'm Farm, Rrge and small near The
city, for $3.50 upRHfrs 10 S7UO
G. A. eLFAetI Il dtO,
al tttAts Ag,hcy,
lal7 n - Ia't sitHSt,
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MUTTON BRO1h SUP Tor RsrChantS
Lunch this morning al the New MCLurP
IlOvss SamDIs Rooms
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WANTED.

WANTED ny A YOUNG MAN OF
w eighteen, with the best Of iei'nn - = N Al.
ton OF any hind Whtr he "an make hln,e 70 ".
ally USEFUL. W gea 10 olJct address D. X g.,
h office. i'm
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Al ANUFAUrU KlNG CUNUERV-
Lfl Wants a bu.I tGs IN n |, Wh.el nv and IN
every cit' mot already a'tul. a Tea huhdhd dol.
laiB necessary To pay tr IUDda % dellVtfJ Alter
Ofde haze heer Hcurd for III Banr. Ole nun.
d 81 AID hity olhfs rrh' per month guIfnOisd,
J hO mps' searching in'e IgAbOn solicited a
ARNuLD 4 CO., Corner Fir tSIrAt and Hioadwsy,
n n klyn. istS'
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JOSEPH HARRIS, NURSERIES,

I USEPH HARRIS7 NURSERIES,,
y MOUNDSVllLE.
II 400 Apple Trees, tWO three tour md Ave year.
o OJO P6sCh, one (tIom budJ year.
500 PlumS, on and two ears
3 t QnncFs, two nd three years.
B QUO heTrleB, ono aud two JeaIs
6OOV0 Evergreen mUs'ly Juniper from CHe 10 hve
fee Tbs Above are thrifty and In good condition iUr
Manipulating. v III sell ia low ~ The lowest Tor.
relpon,, enCe, solicited. AddrN', BAN UEL MIL.
MOunhBvIN DNpHt. de7-DAWs
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EOR RENT-TWO BRICK DWELL
i ihGS Nos ~ a d 26 TEeolirth s'reeii seven
rooms In EGrh hot en- cod water ana g'A tho gn-
ut p Cs'al u Of No 20 G n TAD the So Feb
TuATy II dial I'd Enquire Of ", c. YOUNG, al HAE-
DER 4 bF1 g. 1901 Main nITeet lsl9
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DOR RENT

A frame hose corner Of Forth Huron and Mary
land street, Island, contain Ing six rooms and kitchen
with nniShei attic and good WRSh.hOuIe; full lot
lis rs" Nv" = ARW.T 6NI.. DEN L 90.
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Rw i. ". RYAN ssyR Mrs. Youmans
Is a marvel OF eluqnenCp,"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

shrill laugh went dancing upstairs.
ala ha ha Hurrah Ha ha hap
Whit could the matter boz
0lla ha! ha! Oh, In! ha la"
Father md mother, Solomon and Isaac,
Elias and John, with Philemon in tho
rear--into the room they oil rushed,
wnking md blinking, candles in their
hands.
There, in his red night-gown, hopping
mp aud down IN front Of the clock, was
Master Romeo Augustus.
'Ha!ha IIurrah! It's nothing but
the pen'lunl and the two weights. Hat
hal haW
Nobody could guess what he meant.
| If Elias knew, he kept his own counsel.
But u CLEAN Of intelligence broke over
Solomon's face.
OTIS d wise fellow who wrenchcsfortii
the serpents fangs," shouted he. "rmec
cheers for Romeo Augustus"
The cheers were given with 4
! will. Hut mother caught her little sol,
| in her arms "IIe's been walking In his
Sleep" she cried, s'and 1t oil comes from
eating plum-cake for tea"
But the clock knew better. SO did
the clock-,noon. II wagged its head ut
Romeo Augustus, Grave boy! brave
boyw
| And Romeo Augustus nodded back,
Goodnight, old fellow"
He could say that now with the rest.
He was not afraid Of the clockany longer.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10
Courage Of Romeo Augustus.

One night Our SIX t0W-headed HfcHfHS
we're sitting around the table chatterlng
like so many magpies. The tall clock
in the corner insisted Oh talking too
Observation-Disclosures.
IT'S eght--o'clocE
Come, boys--ceasc noise,
Quick tread--to bed;
'Tis cight-o'clock..
Tick tOck--tick.tock.
That ~ what itsaid. Then it rangont
eight clear strokes, and the jolly red
moon, which for two weeks had been
slowly rising in the space above the
clocks face to show how the month was
passing by, and which was now full and
round, like the real moon out doors-this
Jolly red cIock-moon seemed to wink
waggishly at the children.
"Iiurry scurry! Here it is 8 o'clock.
going on 9---next comes lO-ll--l2. Half
the night gone, and you not in bed yet"
How its eyes twinkled! 1t nearly burst
it's fat cheeks laughing at its own joke.
Out the door, up the unexpected stairs,
clattered the boys-Solomon and Isaac,
Elias and John, Philemon and Romeo
Augustus They all gave q nod to the
clock-moon. "Good night, old fellow, :"
they said. All but Romeo Augustus
He did not like the clock. That iswhat
this story is about.
Solomon and Isaac marched off to
their own chamber, They would not
condescend to associate with "the
babies" Solomon and Isaac were twins.
They were, as / have told you before,
ancient. They were "a years old. Phile-
mon and Romeo Augustus were only ;,
and knew no pleasure equal to that OF
sitting bolt-upright in their trundle-bed
while Elias peered down at them over
the foot-board of his bed, and told them
stories with gestures.
''Tell us about the clock" said Phte'
mon. on this occasion.
But at this suggestion Romeo Angus
tus-poor little Romeo Augustus =
ouaked in his red flannel night-gown
Elias always spoke III deep and dread
full tones when he alluded 10 the clock
"Persons don't live inside, bat
things,m said he, and Romeo Augustus
ouaked afresh. 1.-TWO Of them hang II
air. They haven't a sign ola head, non
feet nor arms, nor legs. They Jnsi
dangle. And the other THING here
Elias voice was awful-"the othel
THING writhes in agony. 1t IS nevel
uuiet--never, never, never more no
when we're asleep, nor when were eat
ing our porridge. Forever and forever
it writhes-anon.'
That was a capital word TO end with
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10
N ROUGE- LOUISIANA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
For the capitolian.
TO GERALDINE.

Miss Geraldine, you never could
Have done country girl more good
] only hoped to get an answer
From sorne proud city dancer.
Yon answered every verse bnve two,
And did not speak as though you knew
0fany boys that would be true,
To such charming girl az sou.
Nor did you say how many dimes,
You spent 70 make check some times,
Look pink IA roses fresh and bright
To dance the heel and toe all night.
There's nothing In tho city, save
One thing, that we would like to have
And that. my pretty, stylish lass,
Isnoihing more than city gas
Now Just as Lula had intended
You so freely have extended
A good supply. But will yon not
Send us out another lot,
think, Geraldine, II you'd spend
A while with some good country friend,
You'd find that you made quite blunder.
dor one no smart 1t isa wondcr.i
Ha ha ha who ever knew
A coon TO hop or jump Did you
sonow, proud Miss, with ally your wins
Coons don't hop on hickory limbs.
wonder II you think I'm bound,
70 leave the fire and roam around
ESQ, you made sad mistake,
And struck mile below the stake.
or course you have no place to 60,
Unless It Ia II hop or slo"
And then yon never think or care
For fire, nor for damp chill air
Upon the margin Of brook
have the incest little nook,
Beneath the shade ofan oak tree;
1t IL the dearest place TO me.
And when the days afe long and sweet
And green grass decks my cool retreat
III sit and read among the birds
Instead Of tending lowing herds
And If did, 'twou1d BIZ u pleasure
70 watch their an,ic ways at leisure;
For they would, will acknowledge,
Add something to my store of knowledge,
And II to ride you do not care,
Is--ob 40 strange, l must declare;
BIT then ! know the reason too,
lis only sour grapes for you.
We never have TO chase ont hogs
And scarcely ever chase the dogs
But since you spoke, If truth we knew
Perhaps that's what you have to do
Indeed, my friend, tits apity,
As often as I've trod your city,
This "Greenes eye has never met
The great attractions yon spoke oiyet.
LULA
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10
LANDRETH'S
Fresh and Genuine
Garden and Flower SEEDS 5!
Crop Of 1850. for sale by
w. T. CLUVERlUS,
DRJT<iClIST.
DRUGGIST.
po,cps old stand BATON ROUGE

f,ogcls old stand 49,. BATON ROUGE
Who also has fresh and well selected stock OF
Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Msdt.
cines Fancy Goods Toilet Articles, Pocket
knives, Razors and Scissors OF the beat Ensl,sb
Manufacturer. Pistols, Cartridges and Shells,
periaae and other brands Of smoking Tobacco,
Merschaum and Briar Pipes In great variety
Imported and Domestic Cigars, White Rose
Cologne very fine; -Four Syrups so popular for
Coupha md Colds, Nations Condition Powders
and Liniment for Stock White Lead, Mixed
Paints and oolers ground IN oil kalsamlne. oil
colors. Agent for the sale OF Lyons GelebIAt'
cd Preparations, Fredericksops tudellible Cot.
ton. Marking Ink, and other preparations. ca
sey Belt and OIL Compound, invaluable where
gun or leather belts are used. Ny, stock Is
Kept up and complete ali the time; and aii goods
soid Mt reasonable rates, would ask the spe'
ciai attention Of Physicians and Country Mer'
chants to my low prices, Sc feeling confident
that can suit them both rs to quality and price
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Millinery Goods.
MISS p. Der TR A N ID
,f,rN vTprET giTDV POTGE
MAIN STREET, BATON ROUGE,

TAKES pleasure In announcing to the LADIES'
i of Baton Rouge and vicinity that she has
and will keep IN store full line Of FASHION
ABLE MILLINERY GOODS, such as Corsets
rich Scarfs and Cravats, Artificial Flowers,
Pnmes, Ribbons and Hats. Stamping, cleaning
repairing, dying, etc, done at short notice. In
fact, every species of goods will be found and
all work done appertaning toa trst.e!ass Mil
inery establishment. v2n76y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10
TIIE
Home Stomach BitterS

Are used In the Armies and Government HOS
pitfalls OF France. They are for sale in Baton
Rouge, by n. WAX,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

John j WAN and staple
- groceries, itqaco and Goa.
fectioneries, st. 4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

r HAVE Just received from st, Louis, from
Green & Clark, two haifbarreis pure Apple
Cider also IN invoice Of other goods, and am
now prepared to furnish families with Fresh
Oysters at the lowest prices. Fresh goods al
wavs on hand The best five cents cigar.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

( j. UAPDEviiroctfies and
- liquors and eoop,pole and
hat.bDat agent, II
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

Ar CHAMBERS IN station.
NI cry, books. aud Guitar
strings, aud fashie treet
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

CHARLES Wlhmtor House
~ dealer in the drs and cigars
corner Third and |
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

II w, HEROMAaler IN news
a Literary and H. stationery,
aud pictures, Matt
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

M I. CLUvEt Bogcl's old
w stand dealer ines, cutlery
sOgh. garden seed A
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

~ w. & s,sTSON,
IA. Attorney Law. 0,llce
ON North B0uh Rouge, La.
WIN practice ind Eighteenth
Judicial Distrt,
", w. ltober Robertson.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-10

n w. PAT LAW and
~. Notary West Baton
Rouge, La. IN 20 the col.
lection OF AGONY under com.
mission, and ireqnil1ng tho
attention of ~ IN the parish
of West Batoi y2nl3
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LOC,Y.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-29
Allowance for Witnesses.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-In the Grim
inal Court to-day an order was paassd
allowing 200 witnesses to be subpenaed
in behalf Of Guiteau, the fees and costs
of service to be paid by the Govern
ment.
Judge Lawrence decided in the Gui-
teau matter that the Court has power to
summon witnesses living more than
100 miles outside Of the jurisdiction of
the Court, and the expenses must be al
lowed by the accounting officers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-29
Looking Towards America.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The Spirit Of
tie Times says: The victories of Foxhall
have attracted the attention of the entire
werld to the excellence of our soil, pas
lures and climate for the propagation of
the thoroughbred. A partial recogna-
ton of this is shown in the recent ship
ment Of a celebrated English stallion
and upwards OF two dozen brood mares
to this country by English parties. Their
destination is New Mexico and one of
the gentleman intesested is said to have
bet that a Derby winner will be bred at
a New Mexico farm in less than six
years. 1t is certain that the English will
be represented hereafter at the sales of
American yearlings, and in the blue
grass region, where Foxhall saw the
light and where his ancestors lived and
died