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The Texas aud Pacific.

New Orleans Democrat
The track oftlle Texas and Pacific
railroad will tally, the latter part oil
this month, It's four hundredth mile
from Dallas. The latest intelligence
from the end of the track is that there
are good health and fresh air at an ell
ovation of 3, 100 feet above the sea, be-
tween the waters of the south fork OF
the Colorado and the Peeos rivers
The scenes draws'its picturesqueness
from Colt Rock cut, gigantic gap Of
5000 feet in width, and in places as
deep as seventeen feet. The Pecos
river will be reached by September l.
aud the Guadalupe mountains, which
lie sixty miles farther west, will b.
crossed, it is thought, early in October
instead Of December, as reported a
month or so back.
The advance guard OF civilization
in the new Texas just being reclaimed
from solitude and savagism comprises
in addition to the track force of $50
men, the following: A United States
Commissioner and Deputy Marshalls
to apprehend violators of the revenue
laws, a squad OF mounted Texas Ran
gers to exercise so far as possible "a
wholesome restraint on the festive and
FESTIVE spirits OF the Cow boys who
Aocked to the new towns in pursuit OF
PLEASURE. and company of the
Tenth United States Cavalry colored)
charged with the duty of protecting
the tracklayers from interference by
the Indians. Camp life with this
crowd is full of weird in crest, through
which there runs an eddying current
Of excitement, rising at times to a
height peculiarly and positively thrill
ling.
Track laying since July has aver
aged two miles day and after Au-
gust ! the track will be laid at the
rate Of three miles day. At this
rate, the weather permitting, I'll Paso
certainly will be reached before Christ.
mas. The track force of $50 men,
with sixty teams and four construction
trains, and the daily consumption Of
tEenty-four cars of iron, seventy-fve
cars Of ties and twelve cars Of water,
are the figures that tell the story of as
rapid railroad building, probably, as
was ever accomplished in this country,
not excepting that done by the Chi
nese on the Southern Pacific. The
wages Of the iron men and spike gang
have been raised to 81 80 per day, the
highest ever paid to laborers on any
railroad in this or any other State.
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For the Lsdssf.l
the sLIGHTE0 CUES 4.

BvJrpoE ). y sntNoss.
She babe him, end insisted that he should,
attend the ball,
lie begged her 70 excuse him which she would
not do at all,
But based her hest on highest ground aman
Of tone can know,
Aud thon- although rcluctantly--he promised
her 10 so.
He went as he had promised, and she saw she
was obeyed-
For she was there before him IN her brightest
smiles Rrrayed- a.e
But long he had not been there, ere he w'shod
the lights were dim,
For she had showed him plainly that those
smiles we're not for him.
But being, ashe was, her guest, he strove to
cheerful be,
Th,t she might nothing in his looks to mar
her pleasure see;
Some kindly thought induced her once TO
drive his pain away,
And he became at once, like her, eXubemnuy
gay.
And whoa tho BAH was ended, aud her eyes
were ~ rkling bright,
He thanked hur for the pleasure she had given
him that night;
But now he was Of no more use, and no kind
word she said,
But with cold and studied grace she calmly
'eut him dead.
Sardis, Miss, July, ISL.
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Grateful Letter f,oIn MRS. Gar.
field.
Communication s.. Paul MINI } Globe

Communication s.. Paul MINI Globe.l
/ hand for your publication a
letter received yesterday from Mrs.
Garfield by family now residing in
St. Paul, but formerly residents OF
Ohio, living near General Garfield and
family. Snd warm and intimate per-
sonal friends They addressed Mrs.
Garfield a letter Of sympathy on the
great sorrow that has overwhelmed
her. and received the following reply.
which tOJchingly exhibits her warm
appreciation of personal good will and
kindness, as well as of the national
sympathy which has been so ungruds-
ingly aud kindly poured out upon her
suffering husband in his hour of sore
trial.
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RronpInRs ICON Roaeoe.

Gath's Letter.l
saw gentleman who called on
Conkling last night, and he found him
with a clerk answering many laterg.
After expressing his regrets at couk-
ling's defeat, the visitor asked Mr..
Conkliug, What are your plansY"
The late Senator, who is as calm as
a frozen goose, said in his finest irony:
Il shall first apply to Whitelaw Reid,
John Hat, George Jones aud Henry
W aterhpuse-what is his name2 %,
yes, WattersCn-tO ask thair n,ajestias
If may be allowed TO practice a little
law in the country, awaiting their
favorable reply, If they will let me. /
shall in the meantime reply TO my
long ACCUMULATED mail, but | would
not presume 10 take such a step as
practicing law without their Rermi5
sion"
Speaking Of the appointment Of Fl.
]. Hamsdell at Washington City 10 be
Register Of Wills, OOGkling aid:
The time was when an administration
would have had too much respect for
the dead Senator, Matthew Carpenter,
THAI to appoint a newspaper sewer raj
like that TO a place Of national trust"
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3 WHIEMUhHl
Publisher and Prspristor,

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is IS pr
anDum and SOC per menth fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
Persons leaving the city for the
summer can order the DAILY LED
Gar at soc per month in advance,
with the privilege Of changing
pOstofice
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BIddInas Opened.

SoSy Chancery Court Of Shelby oounty-Jose-
phine Kies' administratrix, VS.. J Frank
Dl virtue Of decree, opening biddinvs
- tered herein July Is, 1881, L will rro.esd
10 close same in front Of my office. oartS 49,,
OF shelby county, Team, TO the highest hid
der At public auction, on
Saturday, July Sc, 1851,
commencing at u m, "a 10 The foito,-;n,-
property, situated in Shelby county. Tenn
nV.slt. 10y Ne o. >. in DuBose sub. Of the
Dunn l,n esta te' O ~ $50 feet, etc.
a aetins OF cale-0n . credit OF and n
months. aotes bearing interest with good Sc
eurii%, etc. This July Ut. 1881.
X BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Jarnagin krayser, sol'rs. 123 rs l28 $50
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wAsHISoroS, July 10, 1881.

WARRINGTON, July 10, 1881.
Ny Dear Mrs. Your letter
and your daughters are just received,
and hasten t. express to you nv
gratitude for all your words Of tender
sympathy and kind regard. General
Garfield is yet too weak to be told
even Of the great wealth of loving
kindness that is overlooking from the
heart Of this great nation but all is
being treasured up for eye and ear so
soon as he is able to bear it, and from
no friends will it give him more pleas.
ure to hear than from his old friend,
Mr.. -, or from his family. We
now hope that the General is on the
high road tDreeovery. With a heart
full Of thankfulness, | remain your
sincere friend,
LUcRETIA II. GARFIELD.
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goth day Of August.

at 10 O'clock, am, in front of The pIo,tors,
Insurance Building on Madison street. In the
city Of Memphis, sell at public eutcry To the
highest and best bidder for cash, the folIowine-
described property, to-wit:
All the improvements on a lot situated on
the west side of p ernando street, between
elliott and Vance, and fronting forty-eight
feet on fernando street, running bdck be-
tween parallel lines one hundred ie a., ii being
tho first LOT noah ofthe )cl on the northwest
corner OF Etiott and Vance, and being same
lot leased by VIM Kuhn from The estate Of
judge Harris. sell only as trustee. Title.
thought to be good. o WOODBRIDGE,
l4o Acof
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MondaY. Annnai Isf IaRI

sell on the southwest corner Mair And Mod;-
son streets, at eleven az clock, FOR cash 70
the highegt bidder, the property desoTibed IN
said deed Of trust. towit: BEGINNING A. coTn ar
q MAN street and Broadway, where the east
me OF Nan pn street intsr aects With the north
street fifty go feet 70 a stake tbsneo ~ 40 ~
With north lipe Of Bsoa igay one hundr d and
hity 'l5Ol feet TO the Lost line Of Ninth street.
theme south fifty t5U feet to tie corner Of
Ninth and Broadway; thence with the north.
me OF broadway ene hundred and fifty feet
but convey as trustee cnly. e''NS
lUO l5z J 7 PETIT Trustaa
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Ra0a's Gilt Edge Tonic allays irritation

Depression Of spirits, which, 10 one
member Of a family, casts gloom over
the entire household, is often caused
by some one of the diseases arising
from disordered liver, which can BE-
cured by Portaline, or Tabler'a veQe-
cable liver powder. Price so cents.
Fo7 sale by W. n. Wilkerson & Co.
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THE Maine Greenbackers will hold
a convention on September 18th, at
Lewiston, to reorganize their party,
which has become badly broken up.
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Reeds eHtEdge Tonic prevents malaria
Braves Taking Dancing Lessons.

Virginia City lNey) ghFonicls.l
A big fan Tango Of five days dura-
ton Is now in progress at the Duck
Valley Indian reservation. and all the
redskins for scores of miles around
have gathered to take part in the fes
Invites. Several Of the sayages who
live in Winnemucca have been prac.
ticing the racquet under the direction
Of white dancing master, and ex7
pect TO win the perfect alteration Of
their entire tribe with this new sensa
tiohal performance.
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Louisiana Citissu.l
1t seems that the attempt to natur-
aliEe camels in Texas and New Mexi-
co was not, after all, an utterly failure.
The camels used Tor carrying freight
across the California desert did not,
for some reason, prove at all pro6ta-
bic, and they were TUNED loose on the
Gila aud Salt river bottoms. There
they lived and bred, until now. it is
said, they rOarn the lower ella pIains
in large numbers, until drove Of
wild camels will become as common
on the western plains of Arizona as
buffalo now are on the plains east Of
the Rocky Mountains.
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win Save rhe Hair

And keep it in strong and healthy
condition, because it will stimulate
the roots Of the hair, and restore the
natural action upon which its growth
depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are
absolutely pure.
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Trusuee's Ss le.

RY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust exseut-
- ed 70 me BY William. Kuhn on inc 18Th
d P Of June, ls77, and recorded in the office
o. th ne Register sss OF Shelby county. Tennessee
No. IL, Pare 1888, Ia secure certain isdobtedN
ness in said deed mentioned and set forth.
and default having been made in the payment
thereof, and at tho request Of the beneiciaries,
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JIM. Larooue's Anil Bilious Bit

]. NJ. Laroque's Anti Bilious Bit
ters, purely vegetable, iaultless
family medicine for all disorders OF
the liver and STOMACH, cures sick and
nervous headache, regulates the bow
els, aids digestion, and il a certa u
cure and preventive Of chills and
fevers. Price % cents a paper, or 81
a bottle. w. 4. Thornton, corner
baltimore and Harrison streets.
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Mothers an nurses should see to it that the
infant constitution is built up and strength
ned By proper food before the trying sum.
ner Months come, which are the most dan.
,erous to infant life.
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The LEDGER Office book bindery, 10
Madison street, has good workmen,
uses good material and charges mod
crate prices.
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The Very Rev.
ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY.
Second son of Right Rev. Edward Stanley,
Bishop of Norwich,
Born 18Th Deoembec, 1915,
Died 18th July, 1851.

At the head Of the coffin was a black
satin cushion, bearing the insignia
worn by the Dean of the Order of the
Bath. A wreath of china flowers,
sent by the Queen, had the following
note attached to it, in Her Msjestys
own handwriting "a mark of pure
affection and high esteem from Vic
toria r." Resting upon the black
velvet pail, with border Of white
silk, was wreath of immortelles sent
as tribute of grateful and affec-
tionate remembrance" by the Crown
Princess Of Germany. There we're
also wreaths and crosses from the
Prince aad Princess of Wales, Prin.
cess Beatrice, the Duchess Of Edin-
burgh and Prince Leopold. There
we're tokens Of respect and affection
from all countries 10 Europe, and also
beautiful wreaths from Mr.. Cyrus w.
Field and Miss Field, sof New York,
and from many other well known
Americans. A white china floral
cross on purple velvet ground was
sent by Armenians. One beautiful
offering was inscribed, "Au Vsillaat
Apolre de rAmitie, the gift Of
French Professionals.
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Sherifrs Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that By vir-
l. tue Of a venditioni exponas, TO me direct
ed from the Hon. Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn. in the case OF @ W Edmond
ys. l. Jones, judgment rendered or the 18Th
day Of J July, 1881. for the sun af one hundred
and seYe0ty d0llags sad seventy. five cents,
With Interest and costs Of suit, 10 satisfy snid
judi neht. etc l viii, on
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IN THE ABBEY.

The silence which reigned before
the entrance of the procession was
very impressive. AS the bell began TO
sound, indicating that the procession
had started, a stray stream Of sunlight
fell upon the picture of THE Last
Supper" which aGorns the chaucel
screen, and the coffin containing
the remains Of the great Dean
we're borne into the choir; where
upon the whole assemblage rose
as with a spontaneous impulse. Few
who saw it will forget the sight or the
appropriate words of Sir John GOss
anthem which was then played -
And David said to JOab and to all
the people that we're with him, 'Rend
your clothes and grid you with sack
cloth and mourn before Abner' And
King David himself followed the bier.
And they buried Abner in Hebro0,
aud the King lifted up his voice and
wept at the grave Of Abner and all
the people @ept. I i + And the
King said unto his servants, Know
ye not that there is a prince and a
great man fallen this day In Isreal?"
The coffin was then carried to Henry
Wis chapel, followed by the mourn
ers. There the interment was com
pleted amid audible tokens Of grief.
The dead march in "Saul" pealed from
the organ as the coffin was lowered IN
70 the grave beside the remains Of the
Deans late wife. The procession then
proceeded from the grave TO the nave
where the musical services concluded
with Handles anthem, again singular
" appropriate, His body is buried in
peace, but his name liyeth evermore."
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trustees Sale.

llY virtue Of decd of trust 10 mo axo,rtoo
y on the 7th day of August, A, q 1Se6 S1
Morris Doyle to secure the payment of csrtoj11
indebtedn SIS described in the frnsf doaJ -, ~
record IN tie Registers ofSce of Of SbsIb W
sonnty' Tenn, in book Y, page 4l6, I viii, as
TOnaay the 22d dsy of August, 1881,
a II o'clock ia., IN front Of the courthouse of
sheIoy ooeuty,. Tenn, Taxing District, sell 10
me hlRhest and best bidder for cash the fol-
owing real estate: Lying in ehelby countv.
Tenn near Memphis, beginning az n stake,
on me east side of the Randolph road. Frst,
outhwest corner Of the tract sold by Crismsni
70 horris Doyle; thence north 84L degrees,
east ~ chains and IS links 10 a stake In CeotIE
aolE llnei thence north IA lie yrees west. STU
eh9in and " links to a stake; theuee yoush u
2 dsErees, west, IL chains ant 81 links To a,
iiako on tho said road; thenee south 26L de-
frees east with said road CHAIR and IS links
z, the beginning, containing 2 acres in the,
nneatley. and McLemOre traot. beine the
same land purchased by Dennis Sexton at
Norris ISL boy Q, by deed registered in book ~,
All right ard equity of redemption specially
waved IN said trust deed, and the title Il he
leyei to he periect, but sell only as trustee
Ihls sale is made uader a decree Of che su-.
preme Cont Of Tennessee, pronounced at the,
April term 1881, in the case OF Sexton vs..
Powell 9k0RQE II POWELL, Trustee.
maione Watson, Atty's 120ial
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RY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed To ma
~ by A Anderson the I'd day If MAY. 1e7s-
70 secure certain Indebtedness therein men.
toned, default in pa ment having been made
at the request Of the beneficiary, l win On
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i28 l4sd&w
Health is Wealth /!

DR. u. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
NESI; a specific for. Hystoria, Dizziness, Con.
yulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres.
sion, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhea, Impr.
tenoy,. Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by 0ver-exertion, self. abuse, OF
Indulgence, which leads to misery, decay
and death. One box will cure recent cases.
One dollar box, or six boxes for five dollars:
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price We
guarantee six boxes TO cure any case. With
each order received by US for six box $. accom-
panied with five dollars, we will seRd the pur.
money If the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by A. RENKERr d
CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 2l5 MAR
street. Memphis, Tenn. Orders by mail will
'eoeive prompt attention. h5xxxiiii55d&w
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11.!LOUlSLAMS SCHOOL
Avn DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

Flfteenth Annual Term opens tctober12,6i. Course
Study comprises two Annual Terms. seven months
Missouri. Students admitted TO senior class on OK
natlon. Term Zee, ESQ, including use Of Law Id
ry Address until Sept lst, at Iowa City, Iowa af-
Jan Law Faculty or HENRY HITCHCOCK, ST. Louis
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st. LGuis Seminary.
Select Boarding. School for Young Ladies'

NUMBER. limited. Appointments fret
IN class. Location the most healthful aud
bedgtiigl Of tie suburbs Of st. Louis. Thor
Qugh course Of study. Expenses moderate.
Catalogue and further information on appli-
cation "a b. Z BLEWETT, LID.
l23 Iad&w Jennings. No.
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TIE PROCESSION.

A few minutes before four o'clock
the procession, which had been form
ing in Deans Yard, entered the Abbey
headed by the Master and boys Of
Westminster School. They we're fol.
lowed by number of officials belong
ing to the Abbey. Then came the
Archbishop of Canterbury, followed
by the pallbearers, the Duke of West
minister, the Bishop of Exeter, Right
Hon w E Forster. Right Hon. w,
Il. Smith, the Master of Ballot, repre-
senting Oxford; the Rev. CanonWest-
macott, representing Cambridge; Rev.
Dr. Story, of the Scotch Church, the
Rev. Dr. Stoughton, Nonconformis.;
w. SpottisWoode, 4. r. s., represent.
ing science, and Matthew Arnold,
representing literature.
The coffin was followed by a great
many distinguished mourners.
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The leading Scientists OF Today agree
that most diseases are caused by disordered
Kidneys or Liver Ii. therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept In perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has only
been known n short time and for wears people
suffered great agony without being able TO
find relief Tho discovery Of Warmers rafe
Kidney and Liver Cure marks new era in
the treatment of these troubles. Nude from
a simple tropical leaf Of rare vllue, II cen
tains just the clements necessary to nourish
and invigorate both Of these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them 10 order. II
is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause paius in the lower part Of the body
for Torpid Liver, Headaches, Jaundice,
Dizziness, Gravel, Fever. Ague, Malarial
Fever. and all difficulties of the Kidneys,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
IL is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy. IL will control
Mensiruation and is invaluable for LeucOT-
rhea or Falling Of the Womb.
As Blood Purifier II is unequaled. for 1t
cures the oraans that MAXI the blood.
This remedy, which has done such wonders,
is put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
of any medicine upon the market, and is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at S1.a0 per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE 1t is a POSITIVE
Remedy.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures indigestion.
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BURNErTS COCAINE

sard's, Miss, July, ISL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- East Baton Rouge.
Will be sod at public outcrv In front Of the
Court House on Saturday, the llth day
Of June, A, d. 1881, the following described
real estate. t0.wit
FIVE 80 CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in that part Of the City of Baton Rouge,
State of Louisiana, known AZ ALBERT Town or
Spanish Town, and designated on plan there.
Of made by Gil, surveyor, as lots Nos one On,
two (a), four a, five Is, and six (6) Of square
No one ~, and further designated aud describ.
ed In connection with lot No. 3. in Act of sale
duly recorded in Book 9, folio % Of Notarial
Acts in the Office OF Recorder of this parish.
Terms of sale--CASH.
no49.2t. j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-04
POSTPONED SHERlFF'S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, 18TH JUDICIAL
y District Court Parish Of East Baton Ronge,
Fergus Gardere ct ais W. VIM. II. Gayle, Jr,
No. 2l2
BY virtue of writ Of seizure and sole issued
In the above entitled and numbered cause and
to me directed from the Honorable Court afore-
said. holding in and for the said parish and
State, have seized and will EXPOSE to public
sale In front Of the Court House door Of said par.
ish, on
Saturday the Ath day Of June, next,
A. y. 1881. between the hours OF eleven clock
A. NJ and four o'clock r. NJ, Of said day. all the
right, title interest and claim of the defendant
VIM. H. Gayle, Jr., In and to thu following de.
scribed mortgaged property, t0.wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAID, on the Highlands, In this Parish, OF about
seven miles from the City Of Baton Rouge, con.
tanning in Highlands and alluvial soil from four
hundred to fonr hundred and fifty arpentst more
or less. said land being bounded on the north
by lands Of J. M. Brown and White south by
lands of NJ. Roman and Bayon Fountain, cast by
lands Of Jacob Smith. now N. X. Knox, and west
by lands of Pension and Gardsre, together with
| all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Also the growing crop. wagons carts gears.
etc. Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of
Judgment, interest and costs claimed Ia tho
| above entitled aud numbered suit
Terms Of Sals-CASH with the benefit OF ap-
| praisement j, W BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-04
LOST OR MISLAID.

r OST OR MISLAID-THE FOLLOWING
IL described Warrants Of the Ctr Of Baton
Rouge all given for Gas for the use Of said city,
to.wit; No.327S, dated march ID, 1872 for $3.50
No. 2l69. dated october 1871. for 1885, No. 3l65,
dated January 20, 1872 for $685.; No. 32l4 dated
February9, 1872, for $685.; No. 3033, dated No
vember 60 1871, for 1885; No. 2o39, dated Aug.
IL, ISL for 1895, Assigned by O. P. Skolfeld City
Auditor, payable to order Of Gas Light Company
and endorsed by =. G. Laycock, President, also
endorsed Prescription waived August 4, 1875
Henry Schorten, Mayor, registered as per reso.
luton of City Council passed May l. 1876, Mo.
liere LANCE, Administrator Of Finance, perl. q.
All parties are warned against purchasing the
said warrants, as payment thereof has been
stopped, SIG, LAYCOCK,
Baton Rouge, NAV 2sth, 1881. At.