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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-01

K. u. CHAFFIS. ROBERT III. GILLIAN.
d b. CHAFFIN d CO.,
III. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell cIy and country prop rty, privately or ut auc-
ton: collect rents In Richmond, Mauches ter. and
country. and make ~ ompt returns OF same; money
loaned on city aud cOuntry real estate; deeds writ
ten and ACCOMPLISHMENTS taken; lands shown free
buyers and sellers introduced to make their har-
pains. WIile or call for free Virginia Rent Estdte
JOuraGf We are the ar[est a1verti .ers OF real es-
tate IL America. except western railroads.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
ia 7-d,sw,&w3ml
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW k.-The Ola lfMh
Il Dominion Steamship Company ss.xxA&A0
steamship Old DOMlNION, Captain WALKER
will san TUESDAY, February lsi, al O'CLOCK
"a. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Msnday evening
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods for.
Sarded with dispatch 10 all points north. south
east, and West; also, 10 foreign ports.
Cabin fare 10 New York. SlZ Storage, 50
aud -.
For freight or passage apply 10
q. ". ALLEN CO, Agents.
ia 3O-2t COmDanys Wharf. Rockets
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Brief Nems.-iiev. II. r. Woodward Is
still confused 10 bis home by sickness, and
was unable 10 oil his pu;pit SUNDAY.
Mayor Gentry disposed OF u triilipg docket
ut the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
TIE Chesterfield Cousty Court will meet
next NoRday morning.
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Il, George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciionter,
No. 1900 Main street.

DERENPTORY SALE OF THOSE
j BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on TW en-
TY.NINIH STREET FACING LIBBI-iiiLL
PARK.-In pursuance Of decree of The fh1ucery
Court Of the city at Richmond. entered on IN" ST
day of January. 1850. in the suit %; SDOls t,ib-
son rs. NJ &. Heggeriy's administrator will sel on
the pIeH.iseS, Oh
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH.
at j O'Clock 4. NJ. those BEAUTIFUL LOTS 'front.'
ing as above 100 and extending back l26 feet
10 AN aley II feet VIDE, TO be divided 10 suit the
views OF purchasers.
TERMS: Oue fourth cash; balance at six and
twelve mon hs NEGOTIABLE notes to be- given for de-
fcrfcd paymenis. with interest added, and lite r..
tanned until the whole # the purchas,-money IS paid
and conveyance ordered by the COurl.
A. VI. KELLEY,
IA 80 Special Commissioner.
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rssm srsMr EaxsnR~s a. They Ress ~
she 1scSiseA Estston.

THE LORDS PRAYER cHAyGED-"HApEs'
USED FOR aBELL "-rAUEs MAnNfss
FROM MUCH LEARNING-THE WORN
rHAT DiETH NoT-"wHAT SHALL VI
FRONT A MANI"
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The MINsrRELs. 4 Benedicts
minstrel troupe will show at The Theatre
Wednesday. Look out for the brass-band
parade tomorrow morning and fine
house ut night.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruturs DAYS.
by George n. Peindexter.
Real Estate Agent and Anetioneer,
No. 1900 Main street,

rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
il AND DESIRABLE TRUCKING FARM "
FIFTY ACRES, ON THE WEsJHAM ROAD
ABOtJT rWO AND A HALF NILES WEST o.
THE CITY, AND ADJOINING THE LANDS ~
IA PATTERSON AND uTHEks, WITH
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
in FIRsr.RATE ORDER-By virtue OF the pro.
visions OF cert In deed Of trust from Wm NJ Hail
and wife 10 the undersigned, dated September %
1870 and corded IN The clerks office o. the Conn.
~ Court OF Henrieo %. X. l03. D. 340l. defauit
having been made w the payment OF certain noie
therein secured wi proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22d,
al IL O'Clock NJ, the ab0ve-des cribAf LAND. con-
tanning about FIFTY ACRES. This land i IN a
high state of cultivation. Is especially adapted to
trucking. in healthy location, and I'm neiehbof-
HOOD of rapid am substantial Improvement. " has
upon IL N FRAMED DWELLING. two stories, re-
Gently enlarged and thoroughly repaired, new
barn. and all necessary out buildings. The atten'
tion OF parties desiring su property Is especially
called 10 this sale.
TERMS sufficient in cash 10 paw expenses OF sale
and note Of $3.50, with In crest from september
~, 1880: SCI so cue March 20, 1881; $3.50
due September %. 1881; $3.50 que March -,
1852: and sl,567.50 due September ~, 1887
baiauce upon such terms rs may be announced AL
sale. GEORGE II. PuNDEAtbh,
IA 3O.&fe2 4,6.s.10,13,f6,I Trustee
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fuRNIrURE.

EURNITURE.-LARGE ST0CK-M
II GREAT INnUcE Ts-EA>Y u
OF AL Ia need OF good 10 oar large and setscts
81 pct or furui nre. embracing all OF The attest
styles IN Parlor, Chamber, and Diuing.fSom suits.
Our stock Is full nad compile our prices as low as
tue iOvvesIt 0nr gonas Will CON are VITA auy 90 the
city as Tor workmanship aud finish.
4. GATHRiGHT A son,
de 6-3m 10 Governor street.
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PosT.OrrIcE CLERK APPoINTED.-Mr.A A.
Il. Hulse has been appointed to clerkshin
in The Richmond post-othce uice Il. l. Bra
sleman.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
Thereby give notice that in obedience 80 al order
OF the Court have j0urncd the sale announced In
the above adyeriserr 10 l2 O'Clock NJ. Of me
10Th y AN OF FEBRUARY. 1851.
at the place therein mentioned.
NJ +. PLEASANTS. Master.
RICHMOND. VA, November /. 1850.
fuo 2-Tutdsi
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PERsONAL.-Mn stephen Z. Curry. an old
and highly -resDected printer, was taken vary
sick on Main street about noon yesterday.
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OFFICE RICHMOND. SNuTHFiELD. AND)
HkMP4 on STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA, January p, 1881. )

RICHMOND. VA, January %, 1881.
CtHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-c+L
" Tie elegant and spacious steamer &sEsss8SSx.
TIGER LILY will hereafter run "a follows /: Leave
her wharf al Rockets every TUESDAY AT \. NJ.
for SMITHFlkLD and AL Jamts.lt,er findings.
returning the following day. leaving Smihteld AZ
A. NJ for Richmond aud james river landings. On
THURSDAY leaves Richmond AZ Il \. VI. for Wind
sOr Shades. the chic kahOnny river. touching az
an landings Oh James river a. tar down as Billiards
Wharf: returning, leaves Windsor shades the fol-
lowing day ut Is A. NJ. for Richmond ali landings
on james river from DillarG's Wharf up. ON SAT-
URDAY she gOcs 10 Hampt0n direct, leaving
Richmond at \. VI for all JamcS-riyer landings,
Od Point, and sailors Home. returning on MON
DAY at A. VI. for Richmond and James river
landings
For freight or passage apply al wharf or AT Office
Of company, 1917 Cary street.
ia rs GRIFFITH 4 SPRATLEY. Agents.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
I'D EcuTEp " the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE.
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CHES APEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
" Trains from and 10 Richmond Jan. H. l--'.
Mall Accom- tNrr..
Leave....... 500 \. VI. 1910 Vi. iOun D. ~
ArrIye...... 900 T.. VI. 900 \. VI. 7.l5 Az.
For further dctaIl.. app'S o. S26 Nhu st0.,f .,
Chesapeake ana ohio Tdilsay derpt ticket of'.r.
CONWAY K. HOWARD.
"a Is g.. 4. amt !. A...If.
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LyDchburg Passenger Train, No. ~. DALI.
] cave Richmond. ....................... $3.50 4 n
Arrive BnrheYille.".........., .........ll:3O s. n
Train No. "a connects al BuTkeyille win tl...-
tie, Mississippi and OhiV railroad for farr.,.,l
ByDchburg. aud all sOutbwesirr points.
Trains Nos. ~ and AZ connect az rutherliu't aka
Milton and sntherliu N5rrOw-Gauge Tsi.lO4l H..
hilton.
Train No. As connects AT Salisbury viii w. 'ar,
North Carolina railroad iOr AshCyiiic anu go .lr,
In Western Ncrlb aroma.
Trains Nos. 80, IS, aud AZ connect 40 Air-Tt..
Junction with Atlanta aud charlotte Air.i.Inr riI.
way for all points south aud Southwest, ana n.
A. connects Al Charlotte With Charlotte. Column.
and Augusta railroad for alt pOints south, s0tft.
east. and southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only at Jetersyiiio. Dr,tr.
Branch, Barssdse's. DInyillc. GrecusDoro', "a
Salisbury.
Trains from The above named points 3rr.y, III.
Richmond 4:43 +. ". 437 \. NJ, ana 1888 T.. "
Train on North Carolina railroad lcafes Grfp-
boro' daily At 9:55 a. VI. for Raleigh and Go.s.
boro'. con citing al GoldsboTO' with Weldon I.I
Wilmington railroad for Weldon and Whining.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. Washington. Richmond
Atllni9
ON Train No. 4s-New York aud Richmond. ..
Danytlle and Atlanta and Dlnyille aud ~ifafr.I
ON Train No. 42-Wsshington. EicblnDnI a.
Danville, and DanyIie and Augusta.
Tickets sold to all points sOu.n, sOu'hrae', ..!
southwest, and baggag. checked through.
a. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. X. TALCOrr, General Superintendent
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

TFOR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1fSf<
" COMPANY. sHs1Eeze
FOR NEW YORK.


TIL company VIA lIspAsen one OF Ineir splenoi,
steam.rs--0LD DOMINION, WYAH0kE, MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY .
h.gt water.
They hive splendid saloons, sta,e-rooms. and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and atten lions are IN
surpassed.
ships gong Dortn land At Pier 81, North riyeI
foot Of Beach street. Ships coming south sail iron
Pier As. N0r.h river. foot Of Christopher street.
labip fare 20 New YORK. siS steersxc. % an
,s
Fresgns for points beyond New York forwarde
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual en-
penses incurred.
sor further iniorn,atio. spy..sso
DhlLAD Up II l A, RlCE- zcSET
4 MoND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sAAA1a6
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FAB
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RlVkR
THREE TINES A wEEk.-urtD further no
gsf ths steamers Of this line will make Irl-Neekl'
trsps, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Riehnoh'
every TUESDAY FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con
necting Al Pniladelphts with Clydes New knsian'
,' SSl sSs 'ffiMfSfkEQcrSr DEPARTURES
J SseIght received daily vltll 8 O'Clock T. NJ.
JAaE5 w. McCARRlCK,
WILLIAM HHS nL.YpD n CO.:
uo2s No. IL South wharYes, Philadelphia.
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DICHMOND AND PETERsBJHG

III RAIT.ROAD.-(om commencing Il NDAl. a.l.
uaty 2, 1851. trains ou this road ~ irn ..
lows:
Leave Richmond-Fa,t Mdl'. 2:35 T.. V
Through Mails. IL Nj; Norfolk Ac,orl.....
tiOnt. 4.15 +. VI: Turpugn FrilhL A. Ar.
Through Msilt. ltr05 y. VI.
Leave Petersburg Fat Mills. los g. W.
Through MAILS, 7:lU a. VI ; Norfolk hr.eunu...
ii0nT, 9:25 \. NJ; ThrOu % Freight. ID A. A.N.
Through Mall', $40 +. VI.
Alaity,
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ce,,ted version {: (" And thou, Cspernaum,
which art exalted TO Heaven, shall De THRUST
dawn 10 bell. He that henreth you isPcak.
ing In HIS diseiplesl bcareth Me, ana nc !na.
dcspiseth YOU despiseth Me, aud he INA,
lcspiseib Me despiseth Him that sent Me-
The committees have
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN~-I..'. 4. .t.
mOnd 9 4. ". anb $50 T.. W Lcat, H.
$50 4. VI. aud 4:3O T.. "
For further Information apply ~ depot. bIf.It..
Ticket Oilce. $50 Main street, or office a.....
Passenger Agent 40. Tenth street.
/. D.kIlNF.
btnef1l >UrsrIuftnI
A. POPE, General Passenger ana T.c.r, As.a'.
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l
| is related, the old version says: Then The
devil taketh Him up into the holy city and
setteth HIN on pinnacle of the Temple"
la this verse ga pinnacle" is made 10 read
"the pinnacle" aBa the change Is manife,t.
| " proper, since there was only one pinnacle
10 the Temple.
! Very many Of tbs alterations are OF pre-
!,ciseIy such nxtMre as this, the de6nite
article being substituted for the indefinite.
and rice uerSd. Matthew. VII, l." Take heed
| that We do not your aims before men "-is
made to read, - a',Rse heed that We do not
your righteousness before men," which Is
locked upon as q much broader c0mHaDd,
| aud mSre in accordance with the whole spi-
| rit of Christ's teachings. In Matthew, xix :,
| Ii, che entire meaning OF the text Is CHANGED.
| but no new doctrine X put forth and no old
one assailed. la the King James version sbe
verse reads Why caIest thou me good Z
Tbete is none good but one; that Is Cos.
Buta th0u wilt enter into life, keep tke
comnss ndments." In the new version the
we're k as follows. Why askest thou me
concerAing that which Is goodY One there
Is who C good; but II ihoy wouldst enter
into life keep The commandments"
The question Ia MAX, VII, 20 81, "For
what shat 1t profit man il he shall gain
tie whole world and lose has own soul :
or what shsIl man give In exchange for
his souIs" Is rendered: "Fos what doth
IL profit maa 10 gain the whole world aud
forfeit OILS iifey For what should MAN
give Ia exchange for bis LIEF" In Luke,
TX, SO, And then came voice out OF the
cloud. aging. fTbis,is NV beloved Son;
hear Him, the new work reads, "And
then came voice out OF The cloud, saying,
This Is Ny Sen, Ny chosen"
10 speaking ii Capernaum. Christ said.
as recorded IN Luke, X, 10, 10, Of the 40.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
Cheer. Boys. Cheers

Before Judge Cole, presiding over
the District Court, in West Baton
Rouge, the railroad fighters Of that par
ISL submitted a number of exceptions
having in view to delay the construction
of the Baton Rouge Branch Of the New
Orleans Pacific, which i'll reality is part
and parcel of the line named in the
charter of the Company wherein Baton
Rouge is named as al objective point.
Judge Cole very rightfully refused to
admit exceptions which could only de
lay the completion of a work in which
the public are deeply interested
Surely, the planters OF West Baton
Rouge ought to be satisfied to submit
their claims to the decision of a Jury
composed Of their own parshioners. To
ask for more than that is to be unreas0n.
able.
The Company can now, as the law d.
reefs, deposit required amounts and pro-
coed with the work Of construction
pending the awards of the courts with
regard to the claim for damages, etc.
Messrs. Read & Goodale and Judge
Kennard were the attorneys represent
ing the Railroad Company.
We hope that Co.., Wheelock will give
the people of New Orleans and the
coast that Fourth Of July excursion, and
afford them the opportunity Of attend
ing the grand hop at the State Univer-
slty.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

PRATIEs.-Our friend, Tom Mullen,
challenges the world, so far as Irish pc.
tatoes are concerned. He brought us a
lot on last Saturday that astonished the
last one of us. Fifteen ounces is the
weight of the drum major of that lot.
Tom is one of the most industrious and
hard-working men around Baton Rouge.
Each year he ships any quantity of new
potatoes. He gets his corn right in the
field and has no use for the West in that
particular He is one of Stonewalps old
soldiers. He will please accept many
thanks for bis remembrance of the CAP.
TTOLIAN.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

One Of the most cheerful indications
that it has been our pleasure to note in
the coming prosperity of this commu-
nifty, is the amount of cotton now being
brought in by the farmers. This shows
that all of their produce was not swal-
lowed up by last years supplies. These
may be exceptional cases, but they af.
ford worthy examples that will, ERE many
years shall pass, be followed by those
who are not naturally protigate. The
independence and prosperity of the
man who keeps his corn crib at home
will become a beacon light to those who
are slow to realize the necessity of living
at home. Another good example looms
up. Last week Mr.. Carpenter, who
lives on the Comite, brought several
hundred pounds Of home-cured bacon
into this city and sold it at a fair price,
being surplus over what he needed fol
home consumption. Let all of our coun.
try friends do likewise, and we will have
q prosperous community in short time
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
WANTED.

WANTED "A small farm wanted by
w practical farmer from the North, who
has lived several years in Louisiana. Will rent,
purchase or make other satisfactory arrange.
ments. Inquire of Capt. Surls Mail Agent,
steamer Morning Star,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
EARLy yEeETA q. TIE cotI,pletio

! ~
EARLY VEGETABLES. Tie completion
! Of the N. @. Pacific Railroad will salts
! fly a want long felt. The landoot East
Baton Rouge cannot be surpassed for
raising the largest and finest Of early
vegetables and esculents, which, owing
to the want cfrapid transportation have
never brought the full market value to
the growers. By the time the products
reach the western markets by steamer,
the railroads have brought supplies
from elsewhere, SO that the Baton Rouge
products reach there on a glutted mar
ket. Through the New Orleans Pacific
our farmers will be enabled to compete
with other sections of the South. They
will make two or three dollars per bar
rel more ON potatoes next year than this.
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers !!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
aud crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If soy go at once aud
get a bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon
it.; there is no mistake about it. There
IS not a mother on earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. 1t
is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. Is
cents a bottle. n61y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
FOR SALE.

4 SPLENDID HOME IN MAGNOLIA,
~ Miss. For location sud beauty it is not
excelled on the Railroad from New Orleans to
Jackson, Miss Also 800 acres OF pine land,
80 in cultivation we'll adapted to truck farm.
ing, nd would make a tine sheep ranch.
Would exchange for property IN Baton Rouge
or small farm hear the town limits. Will be
sold at a great bargain, Just the very p ace
for eightful and healthy summer residence
being located near clear running streams that
are bordered OIL either side by beautiful groves.
For particulars, apply to Messrs. W. A. lie.
Sueur and L. ". Conerly. Baton Rouge.
Z. MCNAIR, Magnolia, Miss.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

Our planters complain that the late
rains have been more favorable to the
growth of grass than cotton They are
in consequence, very much behind hand
in clearing their crops. Otherwise ev-
erything is lovely.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

DOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-A Garden,
l. in good running order, containing arpents
of land. New House, Stables, Good Well. etc.
Situated on Continuation Of North Boulevard,
Square %. Apply toJ. COMBOUZOU, OF the
premises or at the CAPIToLrAN Office. apr3O.
DOR SALE-One hue boiler, capacity about
l. Is horse power Also one good mule. APP
ply at this Office, or to NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Ba-
ton Rouge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A Cottage Residence situated
II on the northwest corner East Boulevard
and Government streets formerly known as the
Louis Powers property. Terms reasonable.
Apply to JOSEPH I. YOUNG, Assessors Of.
fee, Baton BOuge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

To House-h eepers-
Ny stock Of house furnishing goods such az
Table Damasks Fringed Table Covers, Nap.
kns Doylies Sheetings, Bobbinets, Towels,
Marseiies Quilts Nottingham Laces. Curtain
muslins, Cretonnes. Window Shades Mattings,
Oil Cloths, ETC. has Just been replenished and
I am prepared to sell at prices that DEFY com
petition. A. ROSENFIELD.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

Sundries! Sundries!
FINE CREAMERY BUTTER. Fancy New
Illinois
SUGAR CURED HAMS Choice Winter
Cured.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. Small and
Choice,
SWISS GRUYERD CHEESE. Best Import
ed
CHOICE A. SUGAR. Best louisiana
POWDERED SUGAR. Best Louis.
lana.
CHOICELOUISIANA RICE. Strictly prime
NEW CROP COFFEE Rio prime and
Choice, due by tO.morrow's packet and for sale
at Family Grocery Of JOSHUA BEAL.
June 7th 1881.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

Judges McVea and Powell, opened
the Circuit Court on yesterday. These
able jurists and accomplished gentle
men are pictures of good health. The
docket not being a large one the court
will adjourn some time during the week.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

Saturday and Sunday last, were down
right sumner days, and the mercury
went up to where it marks the putting
point to the fat people. On yesterday
though, a good shower fell which reduc-
ed the pressure considerably.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

Cut Cut! Cut!
New Cheese, York State" now "on the cut
at Family Grocery OF JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

We were pleased to meet, on Sunday,
Capt. J. H. Frost, Secretary Of the Me-
chanics and Traders Insurance Compa-
ny. The Captain is clever gentleman
and came here on flying visit in the
interest of his staunoh Company, of
which Messrs. Courier & McNair are the
popular agents
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

y CUTTINGS, Lace Buntings, Brocade Bunt.
- ings and plain Buntings in all colors and all
wool, at A. ROsenield's.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
Creole Mixed Mustard

Fresh stock and of improved quality, Just r
ceived at Family Grocery of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

The University Hop promises to be
the most brilliant ever given at
that Institution, whose growing popu-
larity is evidenced by the great demand
for invitations to be sent in the other
parishes of the State. We hear of many
ladies and gentlemen from New Orleans
and even from distant parishes, who in
tend to be present at the exercises and
grand Hop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-10

THE Reformer" il around again
asking the Legislature to reduce offic-
ial salaries-State and county. The
chances are that he Ii the same indi-
vidual who has held office for years,
and now that he has been shifted from
his fiat" place wants the rest of the
boys cut down to starvation wages.
II we want poor talent in our offices,
we have but to reduce their salaries to
gain that point. "Good services re-
quire good prices" and as rule the
best paid labor Is the cheapest. Some
of our county officers are now 80 poorly
paid that they get scarcely more than
q bare subsistence. If the time which
is wasted by the Legislature in discuss
Ing the salary reduction bill that comes
up every session was devoted to pass
ing laws by which railroad freight tariff
might be reduced and other salutary
measures inaugurated, much more
benefit in the way Of economy would
inure to the State. The official sala.
ries are low enough. Capable and
clear-headed officers can not be OBJ
tanned at salaries below what they are
to command In private life.