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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

About $50 coiored Excursionists from
the lower coast, reached here at o'clock
on Sunday. They spent the day visiting
the points of interest in our city and
went back happy at nightfall. They
were very orderly and were Hospitality
entertained BY our colored residents.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

Writings establishment is being got
ten in readiness for the fall campaign
An immense and varied stock of fresh
goods IS coming in, both by rail and
steamer, such as will throw into the
shade the magnificent supply of last
season. They are boomers at Writings
and no mistake. See their advertise
ments in to.day's issue.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee.

IAVA Fancy Catang Costa Rica. best
u Pea berry Marracaibo, best Cordova
best Rio, fancy golden Rio, best Rio, primes
Rio, good. Roasted and Ground Coffee of fine
flavor ard body always fresh parched and
genuine.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

The body of Joe Bohinkleman, the boy
who in a fit of despair threw himself in
the river last week was found near Pla-
ouemine.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

GAZING BANKS.-From Mr. W. B.
Walker we learn that the levee and bat
ture in front OF Woodstock plantation
has caved in to the width of Is yards
and that the next cave will take in the
river road at that point. The State En-
gineer will do well to make an examna-
ton of the dangerous condition of affairs
above described.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

The cotton ginneries OF our city have
entered into an agreement by means
Of which their patrons will be served
according to a Just and moderate scale
of charges Live and LET live is the
principle which has controlled our GIN
ners IN thus agreeing to the uniform
rates which are contained in their no.
tice which appears elsewhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23
HANDSOME NEW GOODS !!

T CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF
i the Publ to my large assortment OF Lamp
Brackets. Wire Clothes Lines, Spring Clothes
Pins Looking Glasses Fancy and Market Bas-
kets and Laige Assortment OF Tin Frtiit Cam
and sef.Sealng jars, llesl' Can Pineappes.
Also large assortment OF California Can Ffuite
at EDWARD WRITINGS.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23
Varieties, Varieties.

~ dimes. best American Sardines, New Pack.
ing Columbia River Salmon, New PackingBarton
Mackerel, New Packing HOLSTERS, New Packing
Dunbars Shrinips, New Packing Dunbar's
Oysters. Condensed Milk, Eagle; Condensed
Milk, Crown Condensed Milk Anglo.Swiss !;
Condensed Milk Diamond.
For sale by
il. WHITING
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

The Confederate Veterans will meet
on tomorrow evening at !! O'Clock at
the hall of Pelican Hook and Ladder
Company, for the purpose eff acting on
the report of the Committee Oh Revision
of Constitution and Bylaws. The
Association is about to be organized on
a perfect and lasting basis, with a view
oflcarrying out certain objects which will
doubtless receive the hearty approval of
the people Amoug other good recon-
mendations the Committee have adopted
an article setting apart the 9Th of Au-
gust of each year, the Anniversary OF
the battle of Baton Rouge, as the day
of the Annual Reunion of the Association
which will be celebrated each year with
all the ecVGt that can possibly be given.
The Veterans should "fall in" to a man
tomorrow night, to attend the impor-
tant meeting.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

LIvINGsroN'S FIRST. The free State
this season sent its first bale of cotton to
that stirring buyer and merchant, Mr..
Andrew Jackson, who made appropriate
acknowledgement for the compliment
paid him. Mr.. Jackson, as in past
years, is prepared to handle cotton with
his well-known vim. "The highest
market price paid for cotton" is his
motto. +
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

MAGRUDER's COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
This old reliable institution of learning
will open IFS doors on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 5th, 1881, under the tried direction
of the veteran educator, Prot. w. H. N.
Magruder, who will be assisted by his
highly cultured and proficient son, Prof
j. Is. Magruder. Under the guidance of
these estimable gentlemen the Institute
will fully maintain it's long and justly
acquired high standing, evidenced by
the many who have been educated within
its precincts. We do the Collegiate In
stitute but simple Justice when we say
that parents could not send their boys
to college where their education will
be better cared for nor their personal
comfort and good manners be 50 zeal
ously watched.
President Wax, of the Confederate
Veteran Association, has appointed the
following committees:
Executive Committee-Messrs. John
II. Lamon, Leon Jastremski, J. W.
Bates.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures.
John McGrath, G. D. Waddill, George
Garig.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

Lieut.. lamar at last accounts had
reached Santa Fe, New Mexico, and was
there detained on his way to Fort Win
gate owing to wash in the railroad
which was being repaired
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

Reeds Gilt Edge Tome cures d NIB
Ague.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

Joshua Beal like the old Virginia of
his nativity, "never tires" Encouraged
by the bright prospect before MS, he is
actually heaping goods in his capaoious
store corner Third and Laurel streets.
He seems to have taken the hint of the
CAPIrOLIAN that well assorted stock
of goods will keep the purchaser at
home Go and see his well arranged
grocery and be satisfied. See adver-
tisemant.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

CUGAR-New York Cutloaf. Now York
- Crushed, New York Powdered, Crescent
City Standard A, Louisiana White Clarified
Louisiana Choice Open Kettle Louisiana Strict.
~ Prime Open Kettle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

the error IN writing .ne name Sue o. Dickin.
SOL W - CORRECTED o. making it sue IL. DicEin
son b1.o:o siSalns.
WM NENZIEs EDAMs.
u,ULary ruullC.
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GEGAE NseTECES.

fEfH3S Is TO CE4rIfY to ell whom thes
K presents shall come thst we, whose name
arc hereto subscribed, to wit: J. T. 'rsckett, o
the Stale OF Virginia. and sue 81, Dickinson. ,
gnsrried womsn, rs separate and solo trader O
! iha city Of Ee& York, State Of New York, hav
entered into limited partnership tor the pur
| pose OF ttsnsacting and carrying on tie whole
ssls and retail Cry goods business in the cily 0
| alexandria. snd State IF Virginia under ant
by virtue Of the provisions of the l42i chapter
the code Of Virgins Of 1873 uoon the tsrms
! conditions and liabilities hereinafter set forth
| to VIII:
lst Tha ssid partnership is to be conducted
! under The m Of j E. Tackett
y. The general nature of the business iatend
ed to ba Transacted by the sad partnership i.
the who esae and retail dry goods business.
81. The place Of said business is rs follows
VIZ the city of alexandria, in the State of Vr.
g.nla.
An. The ganeral partner is j. z Tsckett re-
slllng IN the cLste Of Virginia, snd the special
usr.aer is Sue NJ. Ockinsoa, d married womaa,
rs separate and sole trader residing tu:the city
.! New fosk State Of ew York.
b!h. In, said special partner viz: the said
Sue I'll. Dickinson has contributed 10 the COM
mon stocs OF the ssii firm the sum of l6. 1880
u cssh.
en-. The said partnership ia to commence i'm -
madisteiy vt ana after lne making snd signing
4t thl- certlhcat" snd is 10 terminate the 1914
day Of april, i'll the year 1854. Witness our
hands aid seals this IS CAV of april, 1881.
john TACKErT. LoosE]
tUE ". LICKINSDN GSesll
lSus D!cklnson changed TO Que ii. Dickinson
before signing w u. Mcnzias Adams
State of New York, city Of New York, to wit :
/, VIM. Menz,cs Adams, Notary Public Tor
the city Aforesaid, IN the State Of New York, do
hereby certify lhst The above psmed j. II. Tack
CIT, the general partner of the frn Of j. t.
Tnckett referred to in the preceding cerllf .stea
personally appeared before III in my city afure.
saiG. and m ,de oath in DUE IJfm OF lsW that the
sum of Monay specf I'd therein TO have bean
cohtrlnu.od by the special partner therein
named 10 the common stock, TO wit: the sum Of
(S6 1t99O six thousand ssven huudrei aud six
ty. nine nnd 90-iOO dollars, has beeu 30 contrib,
uted. and that said sum hes 6eon actually lad
10 cash. Given under my hsud and official seal
this 18Th dsy 0; 4,prll, in ths year 1881
Nm MENZIES ADAMS,
Nolsry Public.
State OF New York, city of New York. to wit:
l. " m. irlenZlGs adams, 4 r ot1Ty fubhc ior
tho city aforesaid, ia the Stale OF New Gurk, GO
here5y certify, that j. E TacGe.. and Sus NJ.
Dickinson whose nsmes are sigbed to the writ
Ing hereto annexed. bearing data on the 18th
day Of April 1881, have acknowledged the same
before in my city aforesaid
Given uuder ms hand and official zeal this l9.h
day cf April 4 u. 1881,
VIM MENZGEs ADAMS.
~ Notary Pu Jic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
BY ONesl & Lucas, Auctioneers.

StOM SStONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL E5TATE-By virtue OF de-
crees Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va. rendered st the June term 1889. ana No.
vember term, 1880. thereof in the chancery
cause of W. K. Emerson and wife e. ais VS..
Elva M. Emerson ct ais, the subscriber, as COM
missioner of sale in said cause. will expose tor
sale st public auction on SATU RDAY, the 28tn
day OF May, 1881, at II m in front Of the Mar.
ket ui,ding. on Royal street, in the city of
Alexandria. Va, LOT OF e BOUND, with =
TWO STORY FIR & DIV WELLIN G
HOUSE, in the village Of West End. in Fairfax
ccuaty, Va, situ>ted on the south side of Duke
stt"et. extended, a short distance west of the
"Stone Bridge" AID containing two roods and
twenty five polee, bel g part of the real estate of
which Harrison kmsrson died seized.
Terms Of Sale One fifth Of the purchase mon-
ey ia cash. and the residue in three equal pay
ments, ut six, twelve and eighteen mouths from
Dedsy of sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day of sale, and 10 be secured
by the notes OF the purchasers, with good per.
sonsl security, and the retention of the title
uatil the last pay meat is msd,.
ALBhRT STUART,
ap25-eodts Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN FAIR
& Fax OOUNTY.-By virtue of q deed of
trust from Theodore L. Chase, and being thereto
required by parties secured thereby, the under
signed trustee in said teed, will offer for sale at
public cue ion, in front of the Court House door
st Fairfax Court House, at twelve O. o'clock NJ.
on MONDAY June 13 1884, the TRACT OF
LAND conveyed to him in said deed and de
scribed rs follows. viz: Begin ming at dead
poplar s!snding on the south side OF Dogue run,
corner of Carpent"r's patent, now William
V,oetts thence 8. 70i, W. 80 poles to three
marked white osk sapliDgs; thence g. 25i0. ".
l0l3 poles to hickory and pile of stones; thence
with the line of Dennis McOsrty johnson n. S2A'
W. 1S7 poles to a marked dogwood, corner to Fill
jah Compton's lot; thence with his line n $40, 9.
Il poles to 3 stake on DoRue run; thence down
tue several courses and meanders thereof to the
beginning containing 81 acres and 20 poles.
Terms Of Sale: Cash rs to the sum of $700;
the residue at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest," evidenced by bonds OF the pur-
chaser. secured by dead of trust upon the
premises. FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
my7-wts Trustee.
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r ~ NaiE S:..psessS.

q LOVES i1 Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thrssd, Silk
~ sud Lace, showing sll the news: shades
ior the season also uow assortment of Lsce
Mltts' Price 25c. 50c, IS: and 81 70 par psit
Corsets in all the leading styles, peff,c. IN ft
and finish. Prices 50C to So 80 per pair.
Underwear Special s,tan,on is called to the
srge assortment for Ladies' Cents, n: ee
Boys and lu1snts i'll Gauz., Lisle Thresd, sos
ssmar and Sumner Mcrino; s!so %re ex xti5ilinY
ctoIce assortment Of l. dies Undergarm.nts
OF every description, Chrulises, DraReIo, Night
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk acknowledgements
Hosiery, showing the mos. choice usLterns as
well rs the larGes! assortment Of IN 3dium and
liner quality. Consss:tly adding tic latest pat
terms as soon sc they are offered for ea.e by the
n snuf<ctures.
Neck Ruflncs. Ruffs Skirts, Velinss, But.
tons, Silks. Cottons, &c.
=. Edgings in Hwiss. Hamburg, Nainsook, Cora
line, Vermicelle, Valel ciaDnes. Lst guedoc,
Iorcnon, Russian Venisa. Crochet, SC.
klghmle Patent Bosom heiuu7cFd snd
Scratch Shirts, in lsundried and uuaurdried
Collars and Cuff, siz,s u 10 IS Inches. Prices
l2c, l5!, 20c and 25c
Germantown, Shetlsnd and Ss1on7 Wool.
Zsphyr Worsted ia all Color, Siiks Uauyass, &C
Neckwesr-&t all times the collection will
surpsss all other sseortments offered in the city,
A line display of Claudent. the best Scarf ever
M made for men; also Corcisn, Tesur, l. audsce.
Tropical, De Joinville, Lsce. and c,mu,ete
line OF Fsncy Ties and Bows.
q MI A n a MT
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s.lkGiNIA: In the ulork's UtIics Of ths Ger

g sElkGiNIA: In the ulork's UtIice Of ths Cor.
pcra.lon Court OF tha city ol Alsx xandria,
o. the b day o. May, 1881.
George McBurney sDd Alexander McEurney,
partners, trad ag under the firm nsmu and
style OF George McBu-ney i SON ana such
otner creditors of Edward q. Fletcher. de-.
CEASED, as may come In ana contribute 10 the
cost. Ufthi, suit, complsiDants, sgaiust William
Il Smith, sdminissr ator of E. ward y. F!etCh-
6r deceased, koss Marsh sil Fletcher, Her bsrt
Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Siucisir Fletcher,
Hontgumory Fletcher. Georga +. Russell ana
sinis Srswe. his wife, William P. Bradley
and Mary q. Bradley, his wife, William
ETt war snd MaLilds Z. Brewer. his wife,
Wilan w. Russell and Lucy B. Russell,
deioDdamts II nchancaty.
hIemo. The object Of this suit is to obtain 8
decree for the ssle OF the rea estate Of which the
saii Edward q. Fletcher died seized, to satisfy
the debts of ssi1 decsdsnt
the defer d.uts, Herbert Fletcher Charles
Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher, Montgomery
Fletcher, George +. kusse and - Russell,
his Wifa. j. b Brewer and Virginia brewer, mis-
wife William z. Bradley aud Mary b. Bradley,
Ills wifs, William Brewer and Matilda bre Ser,
bis wife, VIM. W. Russell and Lucy B. Russell,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules ofthis Court, and il appearing by
affidavit that theg ara not residents OF th.s
state, it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publjca-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city Of Alexandris, once u week for four sue
cessive weeks and posted At the front door Of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
MOlION MANY b Clerk.
4, Kempar snd ,- ,,An
Dacnari Marouty
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{ NOM MlSSIDNEkS SALS OF FAIRFAX
~ LIN ND.-PursuSnt TO q decree rendered Ar
the November term. 1872, of the Circuit Court
of Fs'rf,x county. in tho suit OF HosE use Gun
nell Vi Jackson, &c. the undersigned. the sur
vivor OF the commissioners Of sals therein
namsd, on MONDAY, May l6, 1881. (court day.
.! II O'clock N, will sail at pubic auction bo.
fore the frost door of Tslrf,x court House A
CERTAIN TRACT OF l. ND belonging to
the estate Of the lac Mrs Susan NJ. jackson,
containing SO .crss moro or less, lying in the
Northern eud OF Providence District and sd-
Joining the lands of McVeigh. Quits and others.
This land is Of good qualify aid has .
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE aud other improve
ments Persons wishing . more particular de-
scription referred to parties living in the
vicinity of said land
Terms of Sale: Enough cash to pay costs Of
quit aud expenses of sale. and the residue In
three equal annual instruments to be secured oy
the notus of the purchaser with approved psr-
sons security and retention OF title till last pay.
ment ~ mAds THOMAS MOORE,
sp,5-1w Surviving Oomm'r. of Sale.
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GALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUN.
- II.-Pursusnt to decree rendered al the
Eovember term 1879, of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, in the suit Of o. w. Hunt and
other. vs Thompson Jsvins e1x. and devisees
the undersigned commissioners of sale. on MON
DAY the 10Th day OF May, 1881, (court day. at
II O'Clock NJ will sell st public suctlon before
the Court mouse door of said county, A TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the estate Of Thompson
Ja7ins, deceased, lying in said county on the
Rpsling Road shout five miles from Ale1andria.
This land is Of excellent quality, is we'll watered
aud is improved BY a DWELLING HOUSE
and other buildings The tract contsi4s AZ
scres more or less, but will be sold in psrcsls 10
suit purchasers
H. W. GsiIlysrd, ESQ.,, will show the land to
those desiring TO purchase.
Terms of sale: One tenth of the purchase
money in hand, the residue in three equal an.
nusl payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser with good personal security and bear.
Ing interest from day of sale; titled to bs re-
lsined till last pay ment is made.
Ta6sas Z (; sagA6G Ao6RE. comm'rs of Sale.
The com missioners reserve the right to expose
the above property to sale in lots, in accordance
with plot to be exhibited on the day of sale.
spEe-dts
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AUCTION SALES.

"a traitor of WV. JOHNSON, deceased, 7
will sell at public auction at No. %, N. Royal
street on SATURDAY, M,y Ia, 1881, at 10
O'Clock a. DIE, the effects of said johnson, con.
sis.iDg of Beds, Beddings, Cloihings, Furniture,
Shoemakers Tools, &c. 4. T. LUCAS,
my3-td Administrator.
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= DMlNlSTRArOHS NOTICE-The SUBJ
"a scrlosr having qu.If.j ss administrator
upon the estate of VIM. JOHNSON, deceased,
hereby noitss all persons having c!ui Ils agsinst
the estste Of said VIM. johnson to pres mt tnem
10 him duly authenticated, and all persons in-
deoted to scit estate are hereby notified TO make
psJ mert to the subscriber.
r. T. LUCAS,
my3.2.m4w Administrator.
L&SGUTOHS NUIlUE-n,ying qualified
IL a. executor of d. F. BRA5h D a g. dec d.,
all parties are hereby notified to Call and settle
ineis Indebtedness, and al persous having
Claims asaias. the estate will pres mt them for
pay ment. Mesers j. E. TaCk:ts q % arc au-
.horz+d to receipt for ali monios due the estate
on note or on Opoa account
sr23-lm &c. DICKENS ON.
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Virginia: Corporation Court of tho city OF
Alex .ndris Cers's Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate Of limited psrtner.nip ~as pre-
sented and having been acknowledged before d
Notary Public admitted to record
Ies.e: MORTON 8 MaRYE, CIork
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~ RAND CLOSING OUT AUCTION
aE SALk GOMM MMGNCING TIIESDA Y. th,

IT SALE, COMMENCING TUESDAY, the
18Th instsnt, and continued daily.
The undetslgned having determined to change
their business, will sell, without reserve, their
large stock st auction, commencing Tuesday,
April 26.h, at 10 clock .. m and and pm,
and continued daily until the entire stock is
SOLD Dealers. the public and the ladies spe-
chilly sre respectfully invited to attend this sale
Seats reserved for tho ladies.
ONEAL & LUCAS,
No % N. Royal street,
sp26 Alexandra Va.
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~: iE2'7gai FzGM AT'EG&gsssS sss
Tres. E.&s>FG Gs rs 1gss

z 90 u. 2 .sa. - ss.es.a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-17
THE SPRAGUE ESTATE.
A Million and a Half Dollars for the
Quidneck Company.

Providence, X. l., Oct. Is. The decision
of majority of the Supreme Court, in the
case of the Quidnick Company VS.. Zechariah
Chafee, trustee of the Sprague estate, was
rendered today by Justice Stiness. 1t was
held that the complaint had no lien on the
trust estate under its contract with the A. &
w. Sprague Company, but that. it being
charged, an not denied, that Chafee had used
funds of the Quidnick Company for the ben
eft of the trust estate outside of the contract,
the complainant is entitled to an account of
the funds so sed. and that it has sufficient
lien on the trust estate to satisfy the same,
BY the above decision the Quidnick Com
pany can realize upward of SI,500.000 from
the Sprague estate. and the injunction put on
by the company is to remain on such part of
the trust estate as may be conveniently held
to on account and value of 81 800, 600, and
dissolved rs to the balance, the properties to
be sold and retained to be agreed npon by
the parties if possible, otherwise to be settled
by the court decision in the equity suits
between the same parties is to be rendered
next Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-17
FROM PANAMA.
Interesting Correspondence Between U
8. Minister Hurlburt and PieroIa's
Secretary.

PANAMA, Oct. Is. The excitement of the
day in Lima, is some correspondence lately
passed between Pierolas' secretary and Gen.
Hurlburt, U. S. Minister to Peru. The sec
rotary writes in a very complimentary view,
and seeks to demonstrate that PierOla's is only
a constitutional government. In reply Gen.
Hurlburt says in seizing supreme power and
assuming an authority unknown to the con-
stitution, Senior Pierola committed revolu-
tionary and lawless acts. The forcible and
violent manner in which that revolution was
carried out, characterized it as crime against
liberty. The Ayacucho National Assembly
has no right to exist, and its resolutions pos
sess no legal power beyond that of opinions
uttered by equal to equal, consequently
its confirmation of full and autocratic faculties
of ex-Dictetor. Under his new title of Pres
ident it gives no greater legal right to his
authority or pretensions. For this reason,
and much to my regret, found myself COM
PEELED to inform you that the DEGREES are
barbarous and inhuman, which has been re-
Gently issued in Ayacuho with respect to per-
sons and properties of those who do not rec
ognize Senior Pierola, and that they place the
government, which adopted such measures.
beyond the pale of law He closes by urging
Pierola to recognize the Calderon govern
ment and thus restore peace and reign of
the constitution.
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The Frenchman of the highest rank
who has been invited to Yorktown is the
Marquis de Rochambeau. There is, how
ever. none of the blood of the great Roch-
ambeau In his veins, but he bears a col
lateral relationship to the principal line
of the Rochambeau family. The present
Marquis is the adopted son of Philippe
Auguste Donation de Vimeur, Marquis de
Rochambeau. He has already paid a
visit to the United States as commissioner
OF France to the Centennial Exposition at
Philadelphia. His appearance is hand
some and imposing. and his manners
are extremely afiable. He has published
some literary works, and is at present en-
gagged in historical studies connected with
the American war of independence, one
result of which has been brochure on
the Yorktown siege. which is intended as
q memorial for the descendants of the
French participants.