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NOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old = ~

NOR NEW YORk.-Thc Old Il e-Tr";S<
i dominion steamship Company 'ssssa=stss>s
steamer, will sail A. follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALkEk. EVERY lIf>DAl
NJ / o'clock T. 81; steamer WEAEOkl. Captain
COCCH. EVERY FRIDAY NJ / o'clock +. VI;
steamer 3IASuATTAE, Captain NELLY, tNi-kl
-NDAl Ut O'Clock A. ".
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer, and ~ D o'clock
saturday evening for sunday hip.
Through bill- Of laGing signed and goods Tor
wardcd with dispatch % all points north souih
Gust. and west; also, 20 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurIhs~Sd.
Aftcr-Cabin fare to New York; eIO' rouh"
trip. SIS: Storage. Sc and -.
q. ". ALLFN & CO., Agent.
mvG-ts Company Wharf, Rockets.
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By Furman Upper
Real Estate Agent aud Auciiolecr'
lOI6 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N LAND ADJOINING TIE CokrOK.A r
LIMITS or TIE CITY or MANCHES En-,
by request of the owner who is . hol-iesiue"'
win sell by auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -, ISL
Al 4 o'clock u. N,III ACRES OF LAND front
ing on the Petersburg turnpike ana running D''A
10 the Petersburg railroad TINS properly IuJutH'
that Of Major William G.. Taylor. and lle' ietutl-
fully FOR building purposes. In vie" OIL ~ p.5N-
imiiy 10 Manchester The lncrcIse IN values ~ t"!
district and the probability oi lt'ai,o DIi ,,'
bv the Richmond and Ancehany railroad makes II
attractive ~ an investment. ,
TERMS: One third cash: balance ~ SIX ana
twelve month";. FURMAN UPPER,
~ I n AuctiOuecr.
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- II L y AND AII-VALIEN
- RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TD TIu
CANfRN~ OF LIRtl.

The Luray Cave end HotG Company ..,...-
thcd this company tIai t.cy h1,. 'Y'g.lu...f...
ELECTRIC Light
INTO the Clvcrus. aud they trr u.w daily I......
mated iy the aid ~ Offs Io~erIul agent.
No OTHER ILL ATOR BEING
AblQl AlE
% penetrate the oh-curit,- %. rl.r fr.f .I. ..-.
ranean haii- and Rrotfo- or o. 81. perry r.,... H.
MAGNIFICENT ORNABENTiTu'
No similar CaycFus are known t'-... .-. N.
Ct'erus have ever before been ..Iun..I.. I.
aid OF electricity.
The cEccts produced fully mrOt llr1nf...... .I.
and are maryc.iou-ly beautiful. rlt pfr ,.'. ....
eye Visions which have L,eu lc--t r..Ua''. ..I-
hlc under the feeble .llumlu1tl.s rn--l ...
No extra charge 81 made Dor Ore iI.r..rIl .r ..
Tie Electric Light, and Guide u. i-uI.I+. l...
as usual.
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Dy Apperson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonecrs,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

AUCTION SALE OF
FRAMED TENEMENT No. 1918, EAST
SIDE OF IT. JAMES BETWEEN CoUtI Is AN!
HILL STkEETS.-iIy virtue ~ = decl OF lrus'
from BENJAMIN Walker 10 me, recorded In Kich-
mond hanccry Court, In ID. Il. ITO \. pige l00'
S,en made. and being thereto required by tie
beneficiary. I will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NoyENBEE %. 1881,
AZ 4 o'clock y. W., The aboyc-deqcrihcd TINE
MINT. containing four rooms. Tie LOT ir1rts
23., feet and runs back 100 feet 20 4 twenly-iOot
alley.
TfRNs: Orc fourth in cash. and the balance in
monthly in-talmcuti or $50 each for negotable
uotcs. Interest added. secured by trliyt-dccd.
no 10 4. u. APPERSON. Trustee.
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RICHMOND, FREDE2cK>Btrc

IL AND POTOMAC RAIiRDAB.... ....t.
commencing 81 NbAl. NaNcu.ierG.l>.
5:3O 4. NJ, leaves Byri-rtrc,i -flf...l .f.....
only 1i HilIuri .uI lu.It.... ..-
$50 \. NJ. leave. Byrd. troct .t.i.o. t... t
ctff sunday.
f.5O Z. ~. leave. By-i-~fro,.f .f.ti.,, t...
4'uO L. VI. Arrplnu.'dI tI,u Tor N-lI...I ......
iro.c-'irOc. station G.aF .l....
>rudtysI
ll:2@ !. y" 1uiNc-a. nyrl-Nfio,t ,,lf.r,.I.
Z:Jc T. 81. lrrlt 90 hyri-~tn,,t station
Wakt~ uo local ,tDn-
Sos J. NJ. arrives 20 Eyrf-~fr.tt Station. I. 10.
UNccUf sunday.
$40 :. W.. Accommodation. arrive. lf i...
street station caIl. ..et.tt s.r.... ,.
{. \. IAl IDR. 6fH.rl .II...f a ....
J.. T. ID. MYERS, General uu,iHt,Ylou.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
LUMBER.

V,O. PARTIES USING PINE AND
u OAK LUMBER I would say am prepared -
contract for filing bills from 5000 20 100000,
Al the shortest notice, OF TIE BEST HEART
PINE. &c. w. A. CHAMBERS, JR..
Hardware Depot. vallena Posi-Ofee,
no e-3m Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
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RArLRoAD LINES.
RAILROAD line.
~ " lsissssss.s:isss sS::l..:.;:sss S:ss...1sas
CONFERENCE OF METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

CONFERENCE OF METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will run
A SPECIAL TRAIN TO CHARLOTTESVILLE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2oTU.
for persons desiring to attend the
ANNUAL CONFERENCE or THE METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF
VIRGINIA.
Train win leave Richmond at 4. NJ, arrive at
charlottesville at 1890 A. NJ: leave Charlotte
vile at $3.50 Il. NJ, arrive at Richmond at 1880
Fare for the round trip, s1.5O-good for the spe-
Tickcts for sale at the Chesapcalea aud Ohio Rail-
way depot. Il. w FULLER,
no 1921 General Passenger Agent.
(HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY TIMETABLE, N EFFECT NoYEM-
BIER 20, 1881:
7:4j A. 81. Nail No. !. leaves Richmond daily /;
arrives Charlottesville ll:iOA 4. Nj: LyuchbuiQ,
2:25 L. NJ; stanton. ESQ J.. VI. Williamson,
1910 i. NJ: Charleston. 400 An: huntington,
GAO 4. ~; NJ. sterling, II noon; ana LcNng-
ton, Ky, 1910 +. VI.
7P. ~. Express No. 3, leaves Richmond daily;
arrives Charlottesville l1:l5 +. VI; Staunton,
1870 4. NJ; WIliamson's, 4:l0 VI. White sui
phur, G:l5 A. NJ; Hinton, 9 \. NJ; Charleston;
Z.3N /. ILL., ifNut NEfii- . = Nlss anu h7Ai"h"
lrNcept Suudayh G:lO p VI.
800 p. w.. Freight and Passenger leaves Rich
mund daily Except sunday; arrives junction
5.2O r. NJ; Gordonsyilc, SAB L. VI; and Char
lOtfesvulc ESQ 4. NJ, stopping ~ I'll stations.
Mail No. arrives ~ Richmond 4. NJ daily.
FNprtrs No. arrives Q A. N. daily.
Schedule Of Lexington division ~. l.. & Il. :. X.
r. will take effect December lst.
For further information apply AZ General
Tickct-Ohce. Niuth and Main streets. Chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot Office; or 1000 Main street
II. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
{. W. SMITH, General Manager. no 10
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALT.-RAIL FAST-FREIGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PillLhDEL-
PlIA, NEW NORk, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.
Corrcspondingly quick time 10 other points.
Through bills OF lading Issued at low ratcs.
&. a. TAYLOR.
~ Its General Freight Agent.
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by ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
lib Man street.

7 or WITH \ FRAMED COTTAGE
IL THEREON. No. 1904 WEST CLAY
STREET. FOR SALE EG AICTlON.-N ,h"Ii'
nj tic rcgue>t Of Tie owner, sell CT public auction
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER % 1881
at : p NJ the DESIRABLE LOT. Win p
FRAMED COTTAGE thereon containing thrce
rooms. &C.. located as above described. fronting
ON the north linc of Clay street 3ONltO rect
10 amy one desiring nice liitle lone ihis overs
q rare chance.
months for negotiable noics, Interest added Sc
cured ~ 4 tru.t-dccd. ". II. LYME < CO.,
mn : AuctiOuocrs.
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soUa STOMACH, sicx headache, and dizziness,
aoP DiTTEEs cures with few doses.
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\ direct four-hours cpun.of'.. I. .....
Richmond and NMGlk lR irl..
moud at - NJ. and Norfok -I f.... Dr.. - .-
MI trains leaving ictcr.h1Is H. ..r..
ApTDmattgN depot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRANS f......
mond 10 . 4. NJ and 5:l5 Pm. I....I.,.
NJ . \. VI. and 0:l5 T.. n. every ~H. I.
D.. IifNr
General >rftrH.
\. PORE, General Passenger aui ii.. - ..
nos
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1906 Main street.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF BAR
"A ROOM AND HANDSOME FIXTURES
I ISD sST it V or HsrLffCHr FAMiLY GR0CE-
RIFS. LIQUORS, WINES, TO3ACCOS, BAR
AND ST0EE-TlXTIRES No. 7i9 SECOND
STREFT. At AUCTION.-A- Administering on
the estate of NJ. AicQuide dccel ,cd, shall sell az
auction, on
MONDAY THE 2lsT INSTANT,
The following PERSONAL PROpEETY-yiz:
At 10 O'clock \. ". sharp
the DARKROOM corner Eighth and BYRD streets
opposite the Petersburg depot viii le sold rs =
MARBLE-TOP SlDEBOARDS, BAR and
PhRNTi-S. FRENCil-PLATE MIRROR, Sill
VER-MOUNTED W-CASE, STOVES,
SCREENS, Sc &C. .and offers great inducements ,
At II O'Clock :. NJ
the stock Of SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES. BRANDlES, WIIlSkEiS, and other
LIQUORS; TOBACCOS and CIGARS, SToIiE-
and BAR-FIXTCRES, COUNTERS, BEER
PUMP and FIXTURES, and many useful STORE
FIXTURES, together with full line OF regular
Trims: Cash. J. MURPHY,
Administrator Of VI. NcQuide, deceased.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, Jr.' Auctl)ncrr. no ~
By Curle- { McCurdy,
successors 20 Robert T. Lyncl
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs, and Brokers'
1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or THAT
y VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT, WITH
TWO FRAME BUILDINGS THEREON, NJ
TIE NORTHEAST CORNER or SkNEN-
TENTH AND CLAY STREETS, At PUBLIC
AUCTION.
Lynds Riehmend, Gh la, q y,., Court
Oliver & Robinson. J 1881.
In pursuance Of the aforementioned decree IN
said suit, the under,g ned. appointed special COM
missioner thereby, Will offer for sale, upon tie pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, lSsl'
n O'Clock i. NJ. the VALUABLE COREEl,
LOT above mentioned. The lot has 'front.' ni 90
feet on The Gust line of seventeenth street, ana q
The improvements consist # TWO FRAME
RIUDINGS-one large and one small one-which
are now occupied by tenants. This property. being
an admirably situated, and being convenient 10 tie
CLcs1pc1i;c and Ohio railroad could be- made frst-
class business stands and for the coal ard wood
business there l. not better location In tie city,
and parties desiring 10 purchase such property VIII
do well To attend Tie sale.
TERMS: one third cash; residue I'm equal install
mcuts 1T ST. and twelve months The purchaser to
Give negotiable notes, per cent. Interest added,
and title retained until The entire purchasc-moncy
A. maid and a conveyance ordered by The Court
TAZEW ELL ELLETT.
nO1S special commissioner
By II. seldom Taylor,
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l}y Jno. l.. Laughton. Jr., Auctionecr,
1905 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
Y ABLE REAL ESTATE IN HANOVER
COUNTY Pursuant To a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Hanover county entered IN the cause Of
Mallory, &c rs. saunders, &C. on the 26th of
Octoi or, 1881, tie undersigned. special commits
sOners. viii offer for sale IT public auction, on tie
premises, ON
THURSDAY. DEC EMEER /, 1881,
AZ ~ o'clock NJ. that TRACT OF LAND lying
IN Hanover county, adjoining tie lands Of Mrs.
Laura boswell and others, and lying on Little river
Above Snead's mill. containing Z43 ACRES. This
offers "A good opportunity for persons wishing to
invest I'm AN excellent farm.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance on credit or
Que. two, and three years. purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and title retained until all
the purchase-money is paid and deed ordered by
the Court. JOHN PAGE,
l.. III. CALDWELL,
:. &. Redo,
no 5-Sa3w Special Commissioners.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

$1,000 -n-'-'-
CIIFET-NUSIC Al HALF PRICE.
= ,.o..,,.
We hey toannounce 10 the public That from IN.
date fNoycinbcr 9thl ALL SUEEr-MtSlC VIII
iogu@ of Slect-Aluslc and lnstructiOu-BoOks sent
free on application 20 any adde's.
RAMOS & MOSES Music-ilou,e,
Ola Main street.
mo Richmond, Va.
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The state Convention.

The Democratic Conservative
h.,a Convention assembled at
soOn on Wednesday. All Of the
E,vsnty.four counties were repre-
snt.d, and-upwards of five hun
|I,sd delegates were present. The
contest for the various Offices was
exciting and protracted, but final
' resulted harmoniously. Cen
ROBERT Lowry, the candidate for
Governor, is strong man and will
arouse the enthusiasm Of the peo'
ME, and the whole ticket will be
supported with like zeal and de.
tprmineI effort to achieve. success
Our paper is going !" press as the
last nomination is made, and VIZ
have no room for more than tlit
hare announcement, and for send
ing greetings 20 the Democracy o
the whole State. jackson Clarion
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MISSISSIPPI.
Completing the Remember Of the
Democratic Ticket.
The Platform Of 1877 Adopted without
Reading.
MISSISSIPPI.
peclal to the Memphis Avalanche. !

Special to the Memphis Avalanche.
JACKSON, MISS August 6.-Since
the last special it is reported that
the Greenbackers will call a State
convention to meet in Jackson
August oath, and the Republicans
on the 25th. 1t is thought all of
the opposition to the Democracy
will be united at once, and a vigor-
Gus and aggressive campaign be.
gun. Ben King, of Copiah, \ whig
before the war, but who has co op-
Grated with the Democracy in ev-
cry election since then, will un-
doubtedly head the opposition.
After placing eight names before
the convention for secretary of
State, and taking one vote without
result, the convention adjourned
at / a. m.
Morning Session--The conven-
ton met at nine o'clock, with a
small attendance, and but little in
teresC was manifested in the result
Of the baIIotting since the head Of
the ticket was agreed on, and all
seemed satisfied with Lowrey, and
all but a few were gratilied by his
selection. On the tenth ballot IL.
G. Myers was nominated for sccre
tary OF State; W. l. Hemingway
was nominated for treasurer, and
/. U. Catchings for attorney.gener-
al by acc!amation. Six names
were placed before the convention
for the position of auditor. S Gwin
was nominated on the first ballot.
j. A. Smith, X. Jones, A. j. Brown
!. NJ. Sharp, James Swap and X. X
lane were nominated for superin.
tend"nt of education. Smith was
nominated on the first ballot.
With The exception ofthe govern
or and Lieutenant governor, all the
State officials were presen
! 'rne State platform OF II was
adopted without reading.
The resolutions relating to reg
uIatiug the railrt ad tariff, the elec
t ON Ot the judiciary by the people,
r exemption ofproperty from seizure
for rent, and the prohibition Of
two consecutive gnbernationaI
terms were not reported back tc
The convention. 1t now appears
that they were introduced in the
interest OF the leading candidate
Tor governor. The convention al
3 pm. adjou n ID sine die.
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The International Cotton ExpOsi-
ton to open at Atlanta, Ga, on the
1st OF October next, and Close De-
cember 31st has issued circular No.
/ concerning minerals and woods.
The committee in charge, J. B. Kill
Hebrew as chief, and Il. |. Kimball
as director, invite specimens of
minerals from Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, and, indeed,
all the mineral regions of the Unit
ed States. Also Clays suited for
terra Gotta Ties or fire brick; in
deed, all the useful raw materials
found suited for industrial subjects,
will be given free transportation
and receive awards. Specimens OF
every kind OF useful wood are also
invited. The present inquiry for
timber, and The increasing demand
Tor all useful woods, make this a
favorable opportunity for such ex'
hibits. The attention Of all who
would participate in The proposed
exhibition isinvited to the proprie.
ty Of placing specimens on display.
They should send to the managers
for circulars, and arrange to attend
the great fair.-TMemphis Public
Ledger
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OUR STATE UNIVERSITY.

In another column Of our paper
tOlry will be found the annual ad-
yeriiSement Of The University Of
Mississippi. This institution is still
increasing in its usefulness and
popularity. The board of Trustees
have found il necessary TO create
two new chairs at their last meet
Ing in juno:
lSt. The chair Of natural hi'tOry,
embracing Geology, Biology, Zool'
ogy and Botany. The subject Of
Biology has never been taught in
this State betor the other subjects
have heretofore been included in
Tho chair OF Chemistry.
2ud. The chair of Modern Lam
gmses. The Board meet on 12lh
September next ut Oxford to elect
these new Professors and also a
Professor Of Mental and Moral
Science to Gil the vacancy 0cca.
stoned by the resignation Of DR..
Lyon. These new Professors to-
eeIher with the splendid Faculty
already there, will give new impe.
'uS TO the University.
1t costs less 10 90 to The Univer-
" than to 90 ou' oGthe State TO any
other College or University.
Our Mississippi boys make friends
and acquaintances at The Universi'
'yof The Young MissisSippians who
are TO be prominent in every coun-
" IN the State, and to help shape
Inc destiny ofthe State in the Gu
'ure, and it is a great pleasure and
benefit for every young man in the
State 10 know the others who are
ofhiS own age and State, and who
will become his allies socially, po-
litically, and professionally.
The University numbers among
her Alumni, two Of our Congress
men, our Chief Justice, several Of
our Judges, Chanc, l'ors and men IN
high positions In all the vocations
Of life, and many OF our best citi.
zens everywhere.
There is no place SO good as our
own State University for our boys
70 60 TO. 1t is cheapest, it is near
er home, it is healthy, (and by the
way they are now fitting up a hos.
pltaI there for The better accommo.
datiOn Of students who may get
sick.)
ltis surrounded by good church.
esand refined society. It has q
good library, which is soon to be
femOdeled and kept somewhat on
the plan OF the State Library at
Jackson. The Faculty is good,
the course Of instruction is thor
ough. Let us al work for the
University of Mississippi.
Subscribe for the ADVERTISER
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"A tailor in Vicksburg named
Kearney recently drew $4,000 in
the Louisiana lottery.
NEW DEPARTURE OF GEN. CLAL-
MERS.

Washington, Aug. 6 1T is con-
Grmed here that Gen. Chalmers has
announced himself as a greenback
candidate for ihe United States
senate in Mississippi In opposition
TO Lamar. This causes some i'll
1ignation among the Democrats
here, some of whom say it is move
OF Chalmers to get the votes OF the
greenbackers in :he house Of repre-.
senlatives o keep him in his seat,
which is contested by Lynch.
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LIVER and STOMACH TRo0-
BLES Price $500: -,
HOImanSs Special Pad=Adapted to old
chronic cases. Price $500.
HOImanSs Spleen Belt-For stubborn
cases OF Enlarged Spleen and
unyielding Liver and STOMACH
troubles. Price $500.
HFOInnnnSs Infants Pad-For ailments q
infants and children, Price $l,6t
HOImanSs Renal Pad-For Kidney ald
Bladder Complaints. Price S2OC
HOIman'a Uterine Ped1dFOr Female
troubles. Price $500.
MOlmOnSs AbsOrDtiVe Medicinal Body
PIasteF-The hest plaster made
porous on rubber basis, Price SSc.
HIOImanSs AbsOFptiYe Medicinal Foot
PlastoFa--Fornumbfae Rndslng-
Gish circulation. Price per pair 2SG,
AbHoFutlOn GaIt-Medicated Foot Baths-E
~. sl coSeS 'US %berS S's'' foot fkSsttSb bGth T Il
needed Per half lb. package, &c,
For sale by all druggists-or sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt Of price The Absorption
Salt Is not "mallable I" and must be seat by
Express at purchasers expense.
Tho success Of HOlman'g Pads has IN
spired imitators who offer Pads similar IN
YoRM and oDoR to the TRus HoLMAN's saying,
"They are the same, &C." Beware OF all
Bosus Pads, only gotten up to sell on tho repu-
tation Of the genuine.
See that each Pad bears the green PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP Of the Holman Pad Company
w%h above Trademark.
II afflicted with chronic ailments Send con-
else description Of symptoms, which Will re-
celve prombt and careful attention.
DR.. HOLMAN'g advice is free. Full treatise
sent free on application. ADDRESS
q. o. Box S,llg % William street. New EorK'
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yuE RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
rapD. .EattOr Gmd z1w@'tsAera
....,,n nr aIlnsnnrPT1oN:

TERMS OF sUBsonpT1oN;
!, COPY one year, SS SS
nopv six months, 10
Y sSpy INV three months, Az
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
- ADVERTISEMENTS
:. ....od AZ one dollar per square (ten
MAP IN Sor ths first insertion and fifty cents
Y W .1ch subsequent insertion.
7 SoSi s0al advertisements inserted at the rates
I'd BY law ,.ao.o. Coz bo.t or o,tv
AN AMY two dollars and a half; County, Ave
I1S's ESss. District and State, ten dollars; in
vdsbIy in advance.
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TESTIMONIALS.

honest and thoroughly responsible for all stlts-
ments or promises made BY us, we append tho
f,II
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

request she was heard 10 exclaim,
''My dear husband don't shoot me- and
the report OF the pistol Immediately fol
lowed. The murderer walked off, but re-.
turned while the woman was coming
from the house to seek the protection
of Murrell Brown, q neighbcr who had
been attracted by the disturbance.
Watson still held his weapon in his
hand, cooked ready for use, and it was
apparently his intention TO shoot his
wife again. bat Brown seized him and
disarmed him. The woman was taken
to q neighboring cabin aud attention
given to the wound, but on Saturday
she died. Watson recovered his pistol
after the shooting and started in the d.
rection of New River. He was arrested,
hove yer, and now lies in jail awaiting
examination and trial for the brutal
and cowardly crime no has committed.
The murdered woman was about %
years of age
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
SHERIFr'S SALE.

* TATE OF LOUISIANA, SEVENTEENTH
~ judicial District Court, parish Of East Bat
on Rouge Caroline Famine ys. s lomon Got.
tiieb. tutor OF Thomas Spence. ct als. N0.95a.
ny virtue OF Commission, issued Ia the
above entitled and numbered suit for parti
Ton, ana to me directed from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, will expose at public sale. il,
front OF the Courthouse door Of said parish on
Saturday, the lst day Of October,
next, a. d. 1891, between the houre of eleven
o'clock A. M and fonr o.. lock 2. M Of said
day, the following described property, belong
ing III common between the heirs Of Mira, Sarah
FAMINE. deceased, viz Caroline FAMINE fem.
mo sool Caroline FAMINE, minor child of Chas.
FAMINE deceased, represented BY Lena Famine
natural tntrix, and Thoraas Spence, minor child
Of Amelia Hauck represented BY his tutor.
Solomon Gottleib, towt
list. THE UNDIVIDED ONE.HALF IN
terest in the western half of square number
eighteen III Beanregard Town, city Of Baton
Rouge and improvements.
I'd. THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF IN
terest in the northern half OF lot number six of
square number thirty, Beauregafd Town and
improvements
Sd. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT
number I'VE OF square number thirty Beaure
gard Town, and improvements
4th. THE UNDIVIDED HALF INTER
est in tho western half of square number TWEEN.
ty.nine, Hickey. Duncan and Mather Town
and improvements.
5th. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT
humber two OF square number sixty mine south
Bcauregard Town, and improvements.
Sold to effect partition
TERMS OF SALE--ODe. third cash and the
balance in one and two years, the purchasers to
furnish their notes TO their own order, and by
them endorsed, bearing eight per cent per an
NUN interest from date until paid, with ven.
doris privilege reserved on the property sold
until full and final payment Of said notes and
Interest,". j. w BATES Sheriff.