Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-02

their hill, ut n o'clock
The Shreveport Standard says the
younp ladies Of that city don't seem to
relish tho plentiful fruit season, because
they aay they eaht-elope.
Tho Concordia Eagle abys' IN new
railroad from Baton Rouge through Vi
dalia TO Little Rock is on the tapiB,
Some of orr most energetic citizens have
charge of tho enterprise and we inhy
look for results"
Tho Shreveport Standard IN one OF it's
iato numbers noted tho foe. that wo had
credited tho Times in lieu OF itself,
for clipping which was inserted IN the
CAriToLiAs some days ago, Mistakes
viii happen in tho best regulated ian''-
lics. Yet, We mako amcndc hohordbtc ny
offering tho accustomed apology.
Major John Augustip and Judge g. g,
Ogden, OF tho Committee OF Arrange.
p,snts of tho Army OF Tennessee, arrived
on Sunday morning and left on yettor'
day for Now Orleans, by the 2;.'o o'clock,
=. NJ, train. These gentlemen have per
tectcd all tho arrangements for the es-
curaon Of Sunday next, In the most sat
ialnctory manner. So l6r everything
points to the graudcst demonstration
Tint Baton Rougo haa ever witnessed,
They went away happy,
As long ~ tho moral law was the list
OF signatures of the citizens al Baton
Rouge, 10 tho Army Of Tennessee, ask.
ing ita mombcrs To come along Oh Sun
day next and not MUD tho weather 80
the wind don't blow. The sgners had
not forgotten that the soldier boys never
inquired what the day of the week was
WHOM thoy woro ordered to charge the
foe therefore they wouldn't ask them
any questions now, whether they come
on Sunday or any othnr day.
Our clever friend, Major MaChct, we
regret to state, whs unable through
temporary illness, to witness the arrival
OF the frat train OF yesterday. The Ma.
Tor hclieVes IN railroads. aud told lis
that o week ago Baton Rouge was fifty
years behind the age "Now," he add.
ed. we are but twenty-iiyep He
thiuRs "the excursion of the Army OF
Tennessee will advance MS few years
more, because tho huIans will 500
something they had never before seen, .
Here is the way tho Pointr Coupce
Banner talks about Batou Rouge hoy
"flr, Frank tarruth left our parish last
Wednesday, by the steamer Fanchou,
for his homo in Baton Rouge, after a
ten days' yisitto his brother, Dr. Car
ruth We do not wish any harm to our
sistor parish, but we would like 70 sce
scores of young mon like Mr. l'ranl, Car
ruth settle in our parish, Tue gentle.
man IN Queatiun is ut present u student
in tho State University, but we expect
that ho will complete his studies during
the coming session.
Major Spclmnn, the genial general
freight and ticket agent of the New Or
leans Pacific arrived here on Sunday
in company with Mr.. McDuny u very
sociahc gentleman who Is to TAX,
charge of the ticket and freight office in
thisglty. We are sure thai these two
very amiable representatives of the
railtoad viii soon be in great favor
among our citizens Major Spelman
after putting things in ship shape ordc r
retufNcd to tie city, on Yesterday, by
the go o'clock train
TuG CoNcEnr.-W arc promised one
of the finest musical treats, on Sunday
next, that Baton Rouge has ever had.
Among tho artistes our citizens will be
happy TO soc Miss Regina t'remaux
whose nnole, Capt fremaux, is well
known TO all tho old residents. She, M
we'll ~ 1thor amateur and professional
artIstes, who will be here, enjoy the
high"et reputation for talent in tn,
Crescent City and elsewhere. We will
announce later the place selected where
the concert is to be given. See pro
gramme in another column.
Rr,rrrtoE PRoGRAMMu.--W iuscrt
elsewhere the programme of the recep
tioa which IL to he given the Army Of
Touucsses by the Confederate Veterans,
We would Suggest to our citizens VIII,
have carriages, Jerseys aud teams tc
put them out OF Sunday next, Tor tn,
accommodation OF the great number OF
strangers who will visit us. Those whc
desire, by atiixiHg moderate charge