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Tho Frctfnl R0rcuplnc-1lov t1le ri-
Ntcs 4aftatse Themselves In u Nov uuu
TuAxus

WtnnfnIHtta tNft.) HIlNr STATE,
So Yesterday SuiHe Flit tcs gAught purcuplue Of,
ling anlInnI 10 iuwn. Thpy offered to bet ali The
t, .innsy they % Goul! ralso ,hut thosu was not u
takcrs, thoy tct tho thnrlly animal loo*V oil tic
strcct. nolr the t,arblo-works. whore u ll.rHe
ttlox Knt slRht OF him and vAv0 HIN chasN.
tho sh'E. cAn4ht IN With thls une, hut
ho would relish his bcctstcak much better
to-day Il ho haa not. noKs do not aeo 1Mrcupsncs
tacktlix thaln. a. this WIS tho itrst OF the
sspcutcs the tnx hnA sovn, ho Rsn.'l,c.t him
NJ tho ulreup.nc's 1srlstly arl1lor penetrated
tho doH's mouth, And when ho Attempted tn
got hold sank 1cHp tHlo the lining ut bis mouth,
hasty rvtruat, leaving his arns0rct nilversury In
possession of tho tleIa. Few tluxs that haso my
experience In lighting p0tcup!nEs trrD tn rl',IeW
tho eantoat, and It Is hit pruabu that tho New
fo4ndland which Attnckthl thnt ouu yustcsduy
will provo An exception to tho rutu. =
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LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS,
CIt.cA00. Jan. l0-l0:l5 n. n.
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Indy In her saddo avnIn and trotttME on quietly
TINT endcnr tho Queen TO every ftaltan
heart. HhU Is bo!ose'l from ono @ eI,i u y
itaiy who wo.id have Ind THO conrn9, 70
10 wl,nl so did. stt~t xnnd hnvn r.,', uwhy "r
scrennncL; ycry fow would tlnyc tnrEh to FrizE
tho orte md Rtryr t lit It from the grfIlnl
THO Qtren IA INV Eutlk very mitch II the
tl..ntrts. VIII, thu exception u thu t,lat,uiIrs.
night, shn Knos tycrywt,prH In II high ,lr.$a,
rtiitu tight tU the thr,nt, un,l Wclrs but very
t}t1to frsytrY.
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KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. lQ.-A cbaugo III
tho management Of the Journal took place
to-day, Abal, brooks, and Bunker retlr-
Ing: Van lloru, Stevens. ali Mnnn remain.
A. ]. Bletc!er,. 4 now st0cklIo!ler, becomes
!na',ager1 while co!; Van Horn relilhl,ls e4l-
editor. Tho change Is regarded vi greatly
beneficial to the newspaper.
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Tho Duo do IoEsignY'a witlow wsItos 70 tho
Purts Ft,asu. exo,lslng heryclf tor NOT hayin9
helped her .laughtcI s1mo. FFsctl!anu. now 4.
r.. 70 auS N naor at ar rs
Petleesa d. Mn%kova, lIvos, nnti Tint the has
otIercd to slxH for my 1luOlint pa tho strength
Ut her revor1ltll, hut that rho creditors 1T brr
<lGuEatcr and her husband will not acceps tho
0ffer. F'
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Louisv1LLE, Ky, Jun. 10.-The river is
stationary, With nine feet In the canal. It.
rose md fell several times last Night. The
weather is clear and cold. The shore leo
etartcd Mt Q q. m. Cakes reachtng almost
from alorc to shore passed down over tho
falls, where 1t was broken up by the dun.
TAa heavy gorge Ice commenced to pass hero
ut 10 O'Clock, md the entire surface Of tho
river Is covered from shore to ahore. No
damage has been done hero, and none Is ex-
pected.
CAIno, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-Navlgntion Is again
suspended here. Tho ohio river is full OF
henvy, new-lnade leg. Snow fell last hight,
md the weather to-day IL clear and very cold.
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Special Dtpateh 70 Th4 ChEtaoo Tffttne.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-Lnst night was tho
co|tlest known hero for many years. THIS
morning at o'clock the mercury marked Ss
degrees below zero. The illinois Iron md
Bolt Works, Star Manufacturing Company,
and Atlantic FIGURING Mills ut Carpenters
vIlle are closed on account Of low water,
throwing nearly 400 mon out of employment.
Work is also stopped Mt G. F. Swift i Co.'s
and ut tho Union Ice Compatay's houses.
, 1881-01-11

Special Dhpoteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. 10-The coolest wealth.
er known haro for years occurred early this
'norntng.' Sunday the weather was pleasant.
At 10 O'Clock tie mercury commenced to
sink rapidly. and when the Inhabitants
awoko Monday mostslng the Thermometer
the hills, -
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and on Monlny morning. feeling prfcktnR
;" t,cllnvc thorc Is n pin atIcknE In my ahon1-
der she ltfoked md found tho point 1T ncetlln
Just sticking through tho tlc.h She removeA u
ehst1y. II Wns nlt0ut three fOufths of I'm Inch
lung md was broken nf1 nenr tho orc. It wns
fseD'orctf. except Mt tho point. Mr. Fills snts It
has certainly W{jrkCU Upward through hls body,
, 1881-01-11
,EODIES RECOVERED,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jun. 10,-An Astoria Ills
Matcll says: I'urtlcs exploring the rocks near
Ill!an0ok Head discovered Inst evening tic
hn.lies uf twelve mcn Of tic wrecked ship
l4niatn. Seycl. were llutltllet tugether I'll 0ne
spit md t,ye In another. lodged In clefts Ut
locis, ulld all perfectly nude.
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CtNC1SNATI CHLLEUE or MUSIC.
CINCINNATI. jan. l0-At tho annual tncctIng
nj tho stockholders OF tho fUlterc ot Music thorn
ton Will, tho management. M hasl been
rl,tuorrd. Tho cuntrnet Ut tho Directors and
President With bfapieson lur tho opcm festival
to 10 given lh February, wah Improved. The
III receipts tor tuitUu amounting IL $4,UU.
, 1881-01-11

Special Dtsnateh TO 1ne chicago 7rtb1ins.
Iowa CRY, 1a-.l jan. IA Manitoba wave
in Its intensity rcacked here ycsler.lay. Last
night tho thermometer ranged 23 below. The
night was still aud c1car, with excellent
ailiglInK,
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1pkE4d9 O0tzkEt6 70 TN C11e73 lsI65H{.
GALENA, ILL.,, jan. 10.-Tho mercury drop
ped lower In tllls city last night tlan It has
ut any other time sfnce the advent OF winter.
the Thermometer registering 1 degrees be-.
low zero. AT o'clock thls morning tho mbr-
curry Was 81 degrees below. The weather Is
clear. SlelK|llnx In this locality Is good, and
the cold anlp has lnterferel but !!tue with
business,
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Sr. LOUIS, Jim. 10.-Anothcr cold wavc
catno down fro,n tho nurth last night, md
this morning tho mercury sink to II degrees
below zero. .rl,e temperature M l,as moderated
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UNITED IN DEATH.

6psefal Dhpateh to The CAteaeo 1tthun$,
ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. l0.-East st, Louis
Is aRltatad over tho leatl. Of two
young ladles. Miss Maggie Stock,
a8ed Is, died yesterday, and was
10 have been buried this afternoon,
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THE NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT.

LITTLE l.ocK, Ark, Jim. l0.-t:e,. Me-
Kcnzlc. with Mai. Weeks, Chief Quarterlr,as-
ter, and Capt. Lawton, 1nspectu4, arrived
yesterday 10 nssutlle c0,ntillttl nf the new
military Department nj tho 4irknlls,ls and the
luttiun Territory, With henti0uArtrrs here.
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Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7ttttnes
CEpAn RArIps, H., Jan. 10.-Tho polar
wave l,as como ngaln. The mercury Ills
morning stood at 80 degrees below zero.
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T1TrsyllI.E, ra., Jan. 1o.-rhe oil market
opened Mt N!l cents; highest. !ki}l cents;
lowest, D59s cents; closing ut 01!{ cents;
sales, 3.i53.u1J; shipments. oA,AO; ctlurlegs.
"a islt
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sSsetal DtspateA to IN Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, jan. 10.-Tl.!s Ia by fur tho
coolest day Of the winter. Numerous ther-
momstea inllcated temperature OF rs
degrees below zero. and some declined
Is low a. stwenty.elght.-thls was at m early
nonE. A. noon the mercury hovesed about
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Charles j. Davis, who has visited this city on
pruvIDs,s occnsions, appcared lust evening at
this house MS divtn Jpsl1s IN tho play uf that
pa1ne. Al n New England turner Mr Davis
WIN hardly .glvc sRtstaction In places where
Owens md Thompson have RppcarHl.
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a(oSrnosE, N. T., Jan. io.-'rllc snow
storm of Inst night, wllicl, was severe ut all
points NORTH, changed Into hull nlnl slcct. alttl
again Int, heavy rain. Tho through tratns
ironI tic West wero fo,lr hours late.
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i,
FRspE1ucKsnuia, W., Jan. 10.-A storm
Of rain. Trucking as It fell, prevailed yester-
day anu until nearly noon to-day. Great
damage was done to orchards and shade
trees. aud telegraph wires were broken down
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wayu I,ns struck us. 1t Is 10 to Is degrees
below zero here.
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TAYLonv1LLE, Tex, Jun. t0.-Snow began
falling hero yesterday morning, continuing
oil day. 1t was one Of tho heaviest snow
storms ever seen In this region.
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In all directions. Fears nru entertained ut n
fresfct In tho ltappallnnnock and it, ttl0li-


sptetdt nttpnteh II Tie Chicago 7rth1tnt.
WArERruwS, Wis, .1an. t0.-An0t!1er III
tc,scly cUtd wave reached 'ts last night, tllo
thermometer this morning Indicating 20 dc.
grees below zero, Ito lowest register Ut tho
mercury hero in ten years.
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KE0kI}1[, IA.

X KE1JN V1A3 INs
KEoKuK, H.. Jan. 10.-This morning tho
thermometers in this city Indicated tic tiay
to be one Of tho co1.lcst of tho winter. Where
tho mercury was not influenced by inside
warmth, tho thermometers stood from II 10
20 degrees below zero.
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than any uf It's predecessors In Tho sa1nc work.
Miss Walsh Ii snperor tn nster of tho fnr,nrr
,.fdlels, having i19ht aopr.nro solcc. ~ pleas
sl,c ,tsea with nfcr errct: ant1 tnnsIIfeatInK 4
ralr tcYrpo TT netting ability: Evrry tnrt in thu
inrur nn cn(c1cflt; tlle prchrs! RI tf tu tentr,'
hl,s leeiI stoul,f.. mud. Mltc1c'hcr, tho pcrfHrn
uplcu IL Il thoroughly enjoyable nnG.
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RusK, Tex, jan. 10.-Snow to tho depth Of
three luc1es fell here yesterday.
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4 Neeu3e Passes Through Mans
f&nd%A

:. .Mllt!etutpN "a. i. I'rss.
william II. Ett!a. II young farmer living ncar
Needfe A doGtuE taE!e1 " OK ttaet It and EliIa
forgot all about It. liz IL pow u yeAEs Ut uXe,
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OCONONfO1Y0C. WIS.


Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
OcoNoMowoC, Jnit. 10.-rhu thermometer
indicated 2s degrees i,elow zero, tho coldcst
yet experienced llcre this year.
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MADISON. WIS.

Spsesat Dt,poteh 10 Tht Chicago 1ritunt.
MADISON, Wis, jan. 1o.-Tho weather Is
intensely cold here, the thermometer stand
ing at ~ degrces below zero.
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DALLAS, Tex, July 1o.-A light snow fell
yesterday. Thermometer 8 degrees above
zero this morning.
, 1881-01-11

SIlKENEEUNI, LA.
SHREVEPORT, ill.,, Jan. 10.-Two Inches OF
snow fell hero yes.crdny.
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CLINTON, IA.

CLINTON, H., Jan. l0.-Tiic mercury ranged
from % to 80 degrees below lere ttlts ulorR-
Ing.
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Fort MADISON, Jun t0.-'rllo thermometer
stood Mt n degrees below zero ut tho State
Prison, and 20 degrees below III tho lloart Of
tho city.
, 1881-01-11

MCCULLOUGH IN PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dlspateh to The Chfeaao Tribune.
rti1LADELpiI1A. Pa.. JAM. l0.-John McCul.
loixh's engagements which Terminated ut tho
Walnut Strnot Theatre OH Saturday night wus
tho grcntcst he ever pluycd, anil tho xrcatcst
over played at tho theatre. Tho
last week, 1T spite Of tho llernhuvtlt
oppnsItion, brought In over slS.00o, tho
receipts on Now Ycar's night being si,.B1.-tho
lnrgcat ever knDwn III tho houso lie sns for
Europe in tle ArIzonn AprIl i, accompanied by
Drury Lano. Mr.. William r.. Bherltinn bus been
cngnEcd for tho rest Ut tho scason by N1r. Gun
ner, and tho conpnily will b1 held together to
play Mr.. HhcrlJnn's repertoire.
SALE OF SEATS FOR DERNHAnDT.
ClNC1NNAr1, O., jan. 10.-Tho salc 0f suulu
seats for tho sarah 13urnhartit engagement to-
tlny was enormous. aRgrcght ing N.i0i The sue
now amounts TO $ll Utl for four nights.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


audience. Nctih0r nctUr nor actress. 1t can TIC
truthfuly Rall, has over been murg deity md,i-
nyc,l thnm aic. saruh 1lcrnhar.1t. mid rcitt,or
nctrpsa tor actor lfts pyor from tnnnuinl point
al Wow so fully realized tho expectations Of
management. Sho hna bocn written mp AMI
writton down by tho newspapers In hath hc,n-
ispicrcs. Until public attention wns riyclcl
upon 1lcr, and whom she bccnme ripn
for MI American tour Munger Abbey,
with scarcely dollar III his trcnsiIry,
mahngcd, with his faculty for tihanclcrlnx, tu
plunt down Il largo sum Of money ai,l secure tho
rich ,noraol for tho Anlortcnn .trau,Atio t,,rkct.
Tint tnorsol Inns ntroally 1nrsio him famous, and
before he finishes Will make him wealthy. Milo.
Bara', liernhnrdt toKnn to bu widely know, In
this country when sumo thFcc years agD tho
French critics formed themselves Into two fMc-
tions ard ntnigcl In tnuch bitter controversy
over her as It'll nctross md w1t,nu. She wns thon
md hnd been fnr Il nunbor Of yours soelctatru
OF tho Comtslfo FrMngsllsc. tho house of Moicrc.
sho bctatno KFcnt favorlt will tho hnbttuGs
oF thut historic thoatrc, anu tho ottlt.rcn ol
Moli6ro, being but uortll. notwithstanding tholr
reverence for hft, tccnInu tsrcd with jealousy
ut tho popularity OF 8Ata, n'l1 n1ndo her lot mn
exceedingly uncomfortable 01o behind tho
9ceiles. CtIuca III tho thcutrD md out OF tho ]
thontrc wcre for1ncd Dgainst her. These cltques
found material for ylolent attacks In her
craving for rnturirty which stu manifested
in inany why's. shu painted, ind nude cx-
iIhttlons of her paintings. she nude Jour-
tIoys In tho monster bnllpo,i. anl wruto II bpok
which wis mule fun Of by tho FMrfslM,l
wits. She dabblcd in literature, nnd her literary
en'ic"vors were teerie.i. sho gavo perform-
md s,o ,v,s rt.rro,,n,,,,ot All ."s" ,,ncs ,sor,'
.u sas ",.s % rupaunoaosa a 'neso .n.as "es'
stan1poa us fulkar eapcaiefts 10 attract notice.
aud calculated to lower tho dignity Ut tho Lend
tng Freuch theatre, Burutl'y bed during tho
latter part or her assoclation with tl,ut was nut
49,. -, .,..s .,, ~. ,, n., 49, ~. i
ono ol roses' anu 'ast scar sue nhhdcd III hcr
resignation, which gave riso 10 much contro-
vcrsy aud much Hratuttoug ndvcrttslng, Her
perrortnanco last light was tho iftysclshth
sl'ice sno peRah nef Amof'casi acasoh. s!neo tno
beKlnnti9 or this soason snany Of tue pnpers have
boon full of stories md anecdotes reileetln9 on
tho private lire Of ills aetress. ulun wil0i tho
cnutlo1, uf these stories wo Will not now ye,i-
turo nn oplnlon.
Thcre Ii every reason to believe that in this
city ns elsewhere the engagement Will prove
tinnnciaiiy suIccssful. Thu advance ento Ut
seats Is largo e'ltuKh to guarantee tho lnanagD-
lglt In securing Il Eottl RUIN urt}lt
As curly HB : o'clock t.ut njplit tho curloslty-
sepkurs bcgan tu xNtlapr IN tho sidewalk In
,,FS
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nfHHnIk LIZ

PEORIA, I'LL.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-Tllls Is by far the
coolest tlay of tho season.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

MICHAEL CHAMBERs.-The name of
this deservedly popular citizen appears
to-day in connection with the candidacy
for Administrator OF Finance, at the ap-
preaching Municipal Election. He is
known to all, from the Oldest resident to
the newcomer, as large hearted, up
right and industrious man. Surely, nc
one whose name may be mentioned as
his competitor, will be able to offer to
the public u better guarantee that the
responsible Office of Administrator of FL
nance will be filled with intelligence,
integrity and the proper spirit Of con-
sideFate performance of duty. 1t would
be superfluous for us to recommend him
to public, whom we are sure, will tes-
tify their appreciation ofMike Chambers
ON election day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

train, past hill and dale, charming home
steads, long vistas of prosperous farms,
rafting over bridges, rushing through
way stations scooping up water as it
flies, isway whirls the train. Lewistown
narrows,, beautiful Juniata, pretty girl
with white apron at farm house door.
Yonder is the Susquehannah; beautiful
stream wide as Mississippi, hayn't got
time to talk about it, with sudden
Jerk. standstill. Harrisburg, twenty
minutes for dinnerw what, already, it
seems but FIVE minutes since we left
Altoona. We live to eat. Shades OF
well cooked oyster stews. Harrisburg
is your home. All aboard. Philadel-
phia; 106 miles, one stop only. Away
Past finest cultivated farms in America.
Lancaster County, beautiful Chester
valley. Downingtown, a constant rack
ety-rack through the darkness. Be
iabbers there's Paramount Park. a
sudden jerk, air pipes, train stops
Philadelphia city of fat buckwheat
cakes, gilt edge butter and solid bottom
pies, / embrace you!
D'REpAsT.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
Corn Flour and Pearl Meal !
Fresh stock, fine quality, at family grocery
of febl5 JOSHUA BhAL.
BUDGET FOR 1884.

POLICE JURY Room PARISH EAST BATON ROUGE,
March 6, lsel.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following Budget for the ensuing year,
which was ordered published for thirty
days:
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
- ~ y g u
At Beal's

SWEET APPLE SAUCES pound tin cans,
Choice.
CIDER APPLE SAUCES pound tin cans,
Choice.
FRUIT BUTTER Apple, Peach, Plum,
Ounce and Raspberry.
CIDER JELLY. 3 pound tin cans, choice and
cheap.
ASSORTED PRESERVES. .spound tin buck.
cts
FRESH APPLES. 3 pound cans.
EvAPORATED APPLES Fancy white,
very choice. ~
FRESH PEACHES. 3 pound cans, table fruit.
DRIED PEELED PEACHES. Good North
Carolina.
TURKISH pRUNES. choicest 1889.
DRIED FIGS. London Layers. 1880.
ALMONDS. Best Languedoe.
RAISINS. Choice Loose Muscatels
CRANBERRIES. Choicest Cape Cod.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Plain and selfrais
ing.
TURKISH ROSES. pound cans, preserved.
TAMARINDS.. pound cans.
| PLUM PUDDING. 2 pound cans, excellent,
| PATE DE FOIS GRAS. Best imported.
FANCY CREAM CHEESE. Double Cream
| New York.
ROQUEFORT CHEESE. Best Imported
| MUNSTER CHEESE. Choicest American
NEUFCHATEL CHEESE Choice Ameri-
can.
EPPS COCOA. Homeopathic, London
| CHOCOLATE. Bakers sweet and plain.
| MACARONI. Best Naples.
| GUNPOWDER TEA. New crop, fancy
| OOLONG TEA. I"
| CANNED MILK BordeD's Eagle and
| Grown"
ROAST BEEF. 2pound cans Saint Louis.
| CORNED BEEF. % " "
GREEN CORN Choicest Eastern 9 Id cans.
| TOMATOES. g =
PICKLES. 6 " Cucumbers
| small.
WHITE BEANS. Choicest Eastern, Marrow
HORSFORD BAKING POWDERS. .Fresf
packing.
CREAM TARTAR. Finest made.
SARDINES. i Boxes, French
GOLDFISH. .5lb boxes finest homeless.
SALMON. Very best packing, l ID tins.
BUTTER. Table and cooking.
PEARL BARLEY. New crop, small.
! YEAST CAKES. Twin Brothers, fresh.
TOMATO CATSUP..a pint bottles, choice.
| TOILET SOAPS. Assorted kinds.
| CIGARETTES. Vanity Fair.
BUCKET COFFEE. Il Id tin buckets.
ROAST COFFEE. Il ID paper packages.
i CRACKERS. Soda Ginger and fancy Tea.
COFFEE. .Cordova and Rio az sacks.)
Every Article named is due here pc
steamers Ed. Richardson and Blanks WeGnes
day and Thursday mornings of the present week
The attention of buyers is respectfully solicited
feb22 JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

E,HE LATEST Novelties in Fans and Para.
4 spls at Roaentelds
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
WANTED.

VITANTED--Two or three Rooms furnished
w with or without board. Address, with
terms, this office.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

The Wells murder case was commence
ed ON yesterday. A jury has been en-
panelled and the examination Of wit
nesses begun. 1t is likely that the case
will be submitted tonight to the jury.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
For Administrator of Finance.

We are authorized to announce, MICHAEL
CHAMBERS as a candidate for Administrator
Of Finance at the approaching municipal eiec.
ton, on Monday, April 4th, prox
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
rorAdmiuistrator of Police.

Mr. EDToR--Please announce me as n candi'
date for reelection to the office of Administrator
of Police. Election to be held Oh Monday
April 4th prox.--Paid L. b. HILLEN.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
ON THE Rail.
FEBRUARY, 1881.

Dear Copitolian-My last letter was
posted at Cincinnati. The latter city,
together with st. Louis and Chicago,
supports newspapers of an enterprising
character. These three ''boss" towns OF
the undeyeloped West, as exemplified by
their. respective journals, are Jealous OF
one another; and the findness displayed
by the Chicagoans in reading about the
ears of St. Louis girl resembling these
of a braying animal, is on par with the
ayidity that the denizen Of the Culture
Great" show in devouring rosy descrip-
tions of the Chicago damsels hoof. To
more fully illustrate this later a!luslon
the term mastodon being used. In this
vein the Chicago Times, has lately de-
nominated Cincinnati as the "Plaster
Paris of Americaw This is cruel Gin
cinnati has, for twelfth month or so,
made many pretensions toward being
the American counterpart Of the gay city
of France-but those who are best quail
fled to Judge, allow that distinction to
to the fascinating and tax-ridden city
near the mouth of the Big Muddy.
Cincinnati like most northern cities
at this time of the year, offers few out
of-dool attractions for the stranger with
in her gates. The undiscovered streets
and damp pavements together with the
chilling atmosphere cannot discount the
allurements of a warm, coy room, news
paper files and Havana cigar, made III
Connecticut. Still, you can, ifyou wish,
climb the dizzy heights back OF the town
and view its vastness from a blrd-eye
standpoint--if the expression may be
used; or you can cross over the Ohio into
Kentucky on fine suspension bridge
II you have never been over the Rhine,
you may accomplish that feat hereof
while dreaming of German cloud-pierc'
inc castles fall asleep over a mug OF
well-brewed beer. All without getting
sea-sick. Six theatres strive by means
to drive dull care away, and the snowy
store windows will no doubt cause many
a weary mortal to long for the welcome
era Of low priced spring bonnets.
Cncinnatis Big Musical Festival wa,
a handsome feather in her cap and the
$1,000 profits was an anthem that many
took pleasure in listening to. | think
that am safe in predicting that before
many days every third boy in Ohio
Queen City will know how to play tn
accordion and triangle. Music power
But the person attempts to sleep within
earshot of practcing brass band, has {
heavy job on his hands.
With the evening train for Pittsburgh
and the East, the writer on Februar,
25th took leave Of the kingly city Of tn
vine clad hills-and whilst whirlin;
through the darkened valley Of the Pal
Handle route, notched on memOry's site
a reminder of the Plaster Paris of Am
erica"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

Messrs John J. Wax and John Grady,
both members of the City Council and
good citizens of the first Ward, are pre-
sented for re- election, by many voters"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17
For COunciImen.

EDITOR CAPToLIAH--Plea announce Messrs.
JOHN j. WAX and JOHN GRADY as candi.
dates for Councimen, First Ward. Municipal
Election to be held on the fourth of April, next.
MANY VOTERS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

MALARIos, the great specific for evers
and other complaints, is advertised in
to-days paper. 1t can be procured at
Steensen's.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-17

1t happened right here, in Baton
Rouge. An honest and law-abiding citi-
zen perceiying one of Sheriff Bates dep
mites looking for talesmcn to form a jury
in criminal case. The good citizens
first idea was to hide i'll the back part of
o certain store, whose proprietor never
fails to get in a practical joke whenever
the opportunity is presented. Don't
hide says the proprietor 'you just tell
the Deputy Sheriff that you don't know
darned thing about the case" And
the good man took the advice given him
by the proprietor. The result can at
once he imagined. The deputy took our
man along, after telling hun: "You are
the very kind I'm after. | don't want
anybody who has heard of the case, be
cause his mind might be made up" The
unfortunate citizen was accepted by
both sides and made splendid juror.
Fairbanks is the name marked on u
box at JacksOn's store, on Main street,
which that go-ahead business man has
been requested to forward to the ad-
dress of the owner, who is said to be %
merchant i'll New Orleans. The clerks
have examined every newspaper, and
thus far they have totally failed to find
where Mr. Fairbanks holds forth. 1t is
evident that the mysterious owner OF
the box is one of that class of merchants
who believe either that the printer lives
on thin air, or else that lie does not de.
serve to he supported in his efforts to
spread general news and information
among the masses. In fact, that he
ought to be totally sQuelched, so that
he, Mr., Fairbanks, shall he allowed tC
conduct his business unbeknOwn to the
world, III "A secluded corner of the Cres-
cent City. He never advertises. Mr.
Fairbanks don't - because everybody
knows where to lind him; the newspa
perS To the contrary Notwithstanding.