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Its 11ethoralizinE Effects npon tho
3tf

Its 1letnoraIizing Effects npon tho
Army.
IL thx Editor NJ This L.:eaeo TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Oct. live hnye great respect for
Col. Allnon +. Rockwell, wh1tp, according to
rHinuxE. It Is prppnsc'l 10 appoint
Quattermastor. Uonerai or tho United stAtts
Army. Our respect IL tnttnltcd upon the cltso
potso1,a! relations Of friendship anl affection
vol kuown 10 hayu existed tptween tito lato
President aud Col. Rockwell, md upan tho as
slltlnus attentions hestowod by tho Inter on the
farmer Ii, his *martyr-stfartngs, III wolf a. upon
the rcputed high qualities OF co': Rockwell -
aqs!y axtoaa t. 's''; ay pus.on @ vho ~ e
ssitruoAsty enlo5sA Tho 1--we and. esteem
of Ust. uartie!t. Hut NJ Do not builsv9 th1t
tho late i'reBldunt. tho R1nl Ot hDnur Anal httn-
suif u soldier. contemplated !WrpotratlilE the
gtuat wiring upon tue artBy-and consequently
" te an T. ,tRe1 aenf n es'Sl sr M sesil ah. Ill.,
patch to bd "known BY tna,ly t,orsonH that Il
was the Intention " Mr. Uar,lsa " 10 do ~. S.r
understanding uf tho lnattur. Will lend bur IT,
ucIee tA such u tneHsiiEe bt''SGscr rnppEnciHt'v0
slp 1I,ay hu III hpr lnte h,isard't natural gefur-
U,lsnua4 0t charnEtur, pr tnwuvcr grateful shc
may feel tu Cut. lnckwetl tur his dcvnlcd ktMl.
,icss ,o thus husoana during his lonx agontes.
asvss naks sns t. %rx Il z otzs o's 0a
Gu: itoukwo!I 9 tho tunta tMMatn, tn tha
QuArternastors Department 9f the Army; and
Tie tieud. or the nlI,e sanior C4ptalts, fourteen
MaJura. o,uht 1tuut nt-Co!0nels, and fnur
CuIOnels III that department. I'LL nt lunEcr herv.
leo and greater expcrlctCH IN tholt ltflc III Hty
than Col. ltockweal. and many having eHrl's1
Distinguished record for oi'glvney. Nearly All
rn Ward ~ VIII IT, ses 10 reKuar @ a,sase.
1nent. appointment bu seieelioh insteAl Ut BY
promotion, thutEh Kllowca by ast of tDsi4russ
wMr. nuw happlly fatl,nH into yistus Of te lG.st,
l.. rarely Justiitablo u tnea ot peacu, amt strely
, 1881-10-12
I'll. do Castro w. q. II. Sheppard.
In The Eittor Of Tie f,tisulo 1fikHnt.

10 The Editor W The Chtsugo 1fLbnHt.
TORONTO. Out. Oct. S.-It IL not uftcn trnl-
hIe you with communications tn bp insortol IN
your valuable l,uper, mud It ID mi whn1iy IN nu"
cordas,rc with my desire to do 80 now. Hut
i,,A myself compelled tu licctuao Kruss inslllt
WAS tl0 utllur uyutuG lung at thu proEcsslpll
by Il air. u. ID. Si,eppnr1l, tie nunHuer hy Hunu3
ur tho Gratld Operu- IIu'isu IN this glty. Hy Ill
forming y0t Ut tho !neident that HOW prompts
tne to wrftc this communication, and your Civ.
lug It alHce III your pAlIar, nm anru many inhil.
nuers wiiu have signed tn p!A, III tho n1atd
UpcrA- House ltiis scasnn will 10 pet!sed to be
nlu.lo nwuro uf the true stutO Ot affairs
and consequently lo tu ptepnreh Mid Ablu to
EEnrd themselves nE!A!ust all tyEunty and
e a ea; q m 'ns s nst's pst It a ss
lights that Mr.. sheppArd has ttsl sro tue cnlll.
.1iu1.ccn!ent pf the slsan With actors. nanmgers,
ii Till tlu say a3ythina, hui viii pa*s oil 10 lie
subject thus wish tn briug hefurs yol'. ~ fur
us nm ptrsuaaliy conprrliud, ! !.s'a pertustiy
past tiI'llnEs until lust fnarsday ercnng. wnptl
ias 10 tar .f"rKot tII,solt as to tryat With dta-
n9s ws.; n'ss IT, reisisn of Il Itte % 'atectivc
shs gave ne 9ss, ,.,t which read n fo!9ws:
uron r presenting Il =. tho aoer Of tic apsr,-
hosss. the tlck1t-takcr refused NJ aitnlstanco;
sSke ssen to IL m Yhsnp5fa ts 5 ,S"t T. ~ ritis
request, aug that tho nr!irr wHs " her haud.
writing. lIH replied that h9 didn't cure L.;
hD wlllh mt let inc q. III OIL TINT lss. !stfore
hls dnlnv this act Of 1tscDurtesy ! boaHht two
Tor nysu1f aad lady ut thu hox- otsIes ai,s, after
tho theatre to The stu2e tntrauuu there ~.
hiiss I.otta that | wishcsl to sue har. The
lnAu WIS Mlaout III depart when Mr.. sheppard
oAtio along, aud ln most UH1ecunl.lR
and tll-brpd MnuEcr uFIcrutl me allt. saying
thut netiher aur Mny else would 10 Mlluwua to
bIss I4utta. Miss lttA was highly !l'llEnA'lt
ut Mr. Ebat3un r Gt,ltlICt Atl4 II IL considered
thut a1inlrs have Inderh taken u turn FUR tho
Warsp when u atar'A request 10 a'tlnlt ono or
two persons to II performances 70 dfshunorea, 'K.
| MUrcl, and Gursel Ut ny ppnt 1nalaKar Wluse
reputation n4 inanuAer haa ITO fuunllIllon III
| fuut. lMnEne ftr u lAollent atel afMrs ~
.loaeph JaInssoM. john Mccullough, Edwltl
!iootb, Lawrence narrctt. Ion koe4iy. t.ottst tI
.lHtlntssGtlu:, Rnil uhors coming ~ thts usty tt
puy ut tho urA1.d Upura lfosa. ard writing t',1l
lsses II nslu,t onp two Or thE1o t1prs1ns, tu iht
saS'tsSp seteS u III 1ho "a"e o"r o''i isfsd i,
| tbs tickat-taker ltecMusc Mr. bhtlpart
| tlnd lulA him NIT tn Arcurt thptA
Would it bc possible tARt thes1 rcn"wi1cd stArd
UntteI atAtcs aud Can..lA. wlnlil al!ow s.trtt d
| Ii thl4 1nnn BhupparlY tioh iorGIll enn vel
GasIsot,E Isl pass, HIIS Mr. SicU1}oush vrnspl,u
hn BY tho bAck pf tho 1ieck Alla tho sent Ut The
Itnls and il,nglllg HIN intu snln0 pit whore h,
Ought ~ hAve tlcoll placed some years ,tgs.
hers ue ll,e profession tu stand up fnr thbi
rights, At.d Mt,s permit ~ cx-coilhlry school
| II. uE CAHTil0.
, 1881-10-12
GAI1FIELD.

IHfNArE uAI4EEL1A
Hpsetat Dtspat<h to TIE Chisaao Tribune.
CAtnwEtt., t., Tut. li.-The following lattcr,
Just rccnyod fro,n Cyrus ". Field, IL Ii, response
10 ono oEEurt1x him gratuituusly Il collection "
Con. uhriict,l's lattcsst running bauk teu years.
on MI AUrts NJ huhjeata Afltl persons. of public
Interest, IN he sold to President Gnr1ielsls
biographors for the exclusive benefit of tho
Mrs. lnriIoltt fund:
'NEw YUMK. tjct. 10.-Jhs Han. J. II. Ddfzei-
DEAR Sir: Press uf b1slluss has prevented me
from ~, earlier ncknt!N led3Hent Of your letter
0f the :9th ult,, mud tho Kind ut71r onntAtna.!
thorGlf. On think nG nver tho tnAttcr. II struck
mu tint tho lcAt course fur yt,ii IL lbuFaue would
lu to p!acs the lcttnra and photograph III Mrs.
t}nreds hat.ts a1ld take 1er views hi tho sn1l.
tcpt. shall l.e H1nit n henr irnu yntl Whcn shD
has given tho tnAtter consideration: ] roHtn!n,
yours truly, CrHus W. FIEIM"
An uryeHt hut very sQspc9tful INTO has bccn
aAdresacd 10 srs t}Art(ctl It, compliance with Nr.
FlH!d's thoughtful stlgEceton. and. IT. ter cnh-
sent sllnitttl tlu 0biaEci bAzcl! Will trunntcr
tho u,ltiro pnccttnn to a{r. fiad for tho pllr-
toso abote ruGItesl. It ID Thought, III this WY,
That tbs aacrel ami patrIutiu fund may be
kreasay enlarged for hor 0cncnt asono.
HORTON.
1,osrov. Oct. 1.-THE Gnrtle1d fund Of this
, 1881-10-12

Il Hktbn14 AklENNuNEH NzlA 11NsF A'1A%Ne eHV
RIule ut tho Ailta NJ k'arls& Ky.
ap<eiat Utspatch to 1'ht Chteaau 1FthuHs-
rANls, n.y., Oct. 1l.--A email nttc,stl,'sce aud
low preBs ruled NJ tho Shurl-linrn BAt VI Atlnir
s. Sun lolny. The stock wus thin III flesh aud
r,,,gEt.cuuleIl, hsylug never bcrh fe'a OF rratls
Tho following Is II sunIlrtu report, all of tue
purchasers hQlnX KGnluckluns: -..
INnto--Numburs ,lttnciieA to anfInhle III this
sniu reier 10 tho American iurtl Iluok. Nanes Il.
!nareIsthesfs rcf1r tn Tho family, to which tho al-
i,nnI balnnna or III the imported COW from which
tho falul!y dcScort's.l
cows AND lli:lrERs.
/. Llzxlo L, resl. yrMrs, ~ ~ Geneya Duke,
Aly5l t1np. Agath'1'; sneh shawha1'' sh""hans'
~ Orphan i.izzls, rc4t. yearl!nR, by p:o,ai
Duke ii tho Valley, Au,4sd tfmp. Aaathaj; sas,o,
sypa IN rsan NIX: yefEs " an pnkG sbaws'. Of wa
~ sypsi's Yaiss g. sssn ss, ysss " 5o4 E. %n,s,1 %as
8 syirhi.lo y. rom. yearl!nE, ~ Proud Duke
Of tS hyts vHox t tp Is @s; pos tas xoss B. ID oucva
puks' hasl Hs 'gi si,p 10 paphsSi; aaias. @ sfig
I. Fhyl!ls ist!,, reH. i years; " Sl Geneva
nHke: e%i Ma ,'R; h"phue v '"t'fc''s'
q tho ysiiey, +, do:ts1 imp naphne'; a. C. shrap'
n"ke. aSS Sl % tto;o oi ai sharsa'; sas| sha~asas,
siH ~ Mar. n. rad roun. Il ycar,. by s1urma,uke.
u, T' tltose of saatSilsl I. Y. Lntanrotto. *1 !;,
LHdy sheeluor .tn, na' yGnFs, W ',sy s
II, Shntieli l,!shs. TGs year'lng. ~ ffona
Duke nt tug HalleS' so'4o" ''hp. E1n1"n'' H. "
IL shRn!eld .naa gd, red, yoaritng, by Proud
Duke OF tho '"lleS' 4o'4'o a'hp' Hna'"'' "'"'e'
<I5: r.., r.., f,x-
II, Adelaide. roam, II years, " 5th Maron "
ford, l.:%ss dup. Adelalde); Drano, shawhAns'
sf9: ,,,, , 3. ,., ~, ., o,ro,,. 1n,l.
u. bhttton, rou, ycofs W ~ ucngVM ntiH1. iS!e
.,So". ;'asn,sn u''pi XII t''''"'"e'' ~ : ''
III Mntssou. al. ronn. year1nx by Nora'B
Ooaoya imp. Aioiaiacj; W. i. Urtnston. s:N.
tho VuIIsy. 41.ito flInp. I,to!aiuo), sirs. Dr.
NJutr. ShIwbatis, {46.
oonuya yaS si, loss % tan Aiclatie; Shell, shaw-
as' hans, s5i; H. '''''N ''''
Of the viii Wiley, ~ IL, LII tiinp. Ataaldsi; saHe, sI0.
ii. NullIU g., runt,,tJ yars, hy I'd Ocnuvn luke,
ri iii ftmt, ,Araheiiai: H. nr1l,lc, &l;M.
Vi. Nellie W0ol, red, yearltnK. by I,roua nuko
Sonrs' ~ snnwI'|l,',. ntISy, 'G1 sio "''p' e'"''
II. iaip!IiU III, roti, b yeara, by Tom Taylor,
HUE fltlE, IAslihut; Mira. nr, At3Iir, $M.
umn mt faSth,,: - WV IIair, III '"'"s'|'' '~'"'
f@A
, 1881-10-12
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

YPtetal D1pateA 70 3*s 0A1tioo 9fssHRA
LlEppLH, keb., Oct, 1l.-Tho GrRua lpdao Of
Knights Ut Pythlaa, IN session In shls city, Will
continue III cuuulavu untl tha Hth. flslt4tE
urathrpn fF0n Onlaha null uEller n0llsts IN tile
bta,ea uns present. Tho showing ut tho oFt1os u
rpry good,
Tho Democracy Of the county mat In oonven'
stoa today, hut adtouraol without auy nou,lna'
lions further than Thirteen dulopates TO Eha
Ht4sa Convention. The lutIer event tukpa p!ace
trhlrptlAy Ut shls weak.
The proposition to vote bon.!s Of ~. .0D III al4
OF the 'I.tliculn j. Prptnnnt kaitrond Wua vhfod
upon IL EAul4ler4 Cu4Gly yes[eru4y, II meE
With q daclt}ed defeat,
Men OF Nnte-OpvrA singers. 4 man OF Note
DE- HulL-lhp EuLlAtl Hyfup llaepkpruE,
, 1881-10-12
WRshtnR.on's battIn.tlaE, u.n1 In thu cavalry
charges at tho battles OF Cowpens aud Eutaw
Sl'O1l'f'ING.


.ffift1ME JAttk.
1rn1NE fA1x. N. s.. t,tt. li.-l'ho lirst rato
trtlhy. ihrce-tlunrttrs ut Il mile. va. WIN hY
i,ukU Ut Montr,su. Clnrnnl0n second, and Val
l,araso third. 'rin,e, 1,lRi.
In tho Keeond rnce. three -fol'rtha ot mile
T0nawautfa rhine In Erst. Ft,stcral seeoud. nhd
Chcka1ru thlr.l. rlmo, lin.
1'hlrtl race. nHo and uile.Hhartns miles, war;
teEd l'rst, Glrotta sceun1, tlnnnIu hl1sld thrill
TiMp. All. &c.,.
HweDl,sinkea, twn miles, Furdn first, Enlc Gee.
uhd, lrlsh tkInE third. I4mp, 1ltSA' lhe 1fht
tnlly wllH rllH i'll ! :in ...--..
III tho 0no min, the assistant startnrt rnsnM-
trretanIltiK tho alHnt, dropped bis ling aud the
entire lifstlirce wis rim, realilt!uy: Duke Or
Mnnlrose Hrst, Marathon scut,ut. Wnriiotd th!..!.
ufturwnrtl tho rnet WIS r..,, NIL Btart!tK expupt
th,on. WIN was .!r'Mn The bMka % nf M9nsr,sGi s,n,,i
tIir,l, Mnrcht,lnpaa laattuh btr. 'rtmc. 1:lAlti.
Tho stcnps. eh,sn. hi,t'rt s"'l,rse wnA Wna "
1rnnsio lSrnh shrt scsp KsiS ,In',E fhlt1; HI,na
and Corystcs reIt at tho lirht limp. Tme i5:ia}
, 1881-10-12

WMEELlNt,, ". vu.. Oct. lt.-TLorc was flne
sport at The Exposition rAco t'"lay. The attohl-
u,,ce WIN vOud III tho itrst ruoc. running, mile
tuuts, hust twu III thrDa free for R!l, there were
HIx starters. Hlly lstru t.,k two straight helis;
III tio viii tr,.t, mile eats. best three ~ i've,
ttcrg ,yero tlvn sturtCrs. AWGotEtr t'trl tnpk
turue straight hg.lts. Tt1ne. .:a1, .:j3, ":'its.
, 1881-10-12
SOCIAL BAPTIS1'S.
Quarterly Meeting Of tho Union
Spirited Addresses by DR..
Anderson and Others.
Exhortatfons 10 Lai,or Among tho ln-
diaus and Tho Morm0ns-En.
gland and America.

|
Tho 1,tarterly moottt1v of tho nnpttst Social
Uuin., I'm organization wbosu n',jnct Ii l0 pro.
mo,,, mara it,e,ully uua Intimate u,1,aIn,a.lco
nlntnp Inc }sutI,,e Of tic city, toDk mace ut tho
{,ranl jucittu lust evening, lis u,cu,lYrBhIp
inn,s uII ,he .,,uru ur.anlnons tnotnIcr1 Of iho
.,.,',.,,,., y" wv H., ,,b,4 "t,.. ''.", ,e,,
to wssa p,v,eu IN uas0 sue.s @ a'9sa ae..""
first held, Ut whlrh sun,u routine lnllttuls wure
,lisposel of. and thu following gentlemen olnstcl
me'nlurs; Alru.i sro,,, charlcs F. l'"ru, James
W. urcci' -: a. u: titvey, dan'es rean"!y. da1hes
,.s,.ot , a. '''oot' N'' - s'"'''Do'0' @A ''' ~
.'a.,; %hn i'm mt owr :, 49, o,out IN ,te ,,,rn,r
which wes served u tho lalIes' ordinary n,i'' tho
atjoln!r,9 ruutlls On tho right and LEFT uf 1rcsl-
.'ont tioa.',nan weru tho x',osts-Dr. ii. II. Au-
aurs9n irgs'ds'it O. tno itao9s!er ui,sofsity;
ao t.o.. II I,o,, T. II y Wssna - t".s,"mt TN
lthntlst IhuolHHienl sg,a'f'1ry nt ata,sahtnti, a,
,,.I.t nMt 1ua a,s ahS ,,n IT. o,srs -, IT, ,nia ,xr.
;n1' ;o as Hx r. st ill., g. m ear ~ s ' .o ss M1,9
"" WY ~ ~, !,.. w H. fw - wtIi, M ~ II f:v
rn,,sr r. n,li Mrs. L,twrof,cU. ,ho HSv, Il, IL.
Nnrihrup. y. H.. President of thc tspptlst Then
loglcn! sunnnry. i'r;tf y. i. t!arpor anl Mrs;
lturlur, tho Hey. u. w. QnUdBt,eGtl ID. D., Anl
Mrs. u0n,spueit, tho Hoy. L. II. I!ulGort, H. d.,
an Mrs. ,litlt!urt, tno lsyy. .ln.a!ia Anslsraan.
p TresSs,L o. w. t,por uMIsG1y Q. InSE' n,
@ sias t itoy f. i, Thoario and sirs. Tho.,rc. tio
l!ux; W II ia!gt' u III and Mrs: r. MaIxn' x rrof.
L. IT, sanford, tho How, l.: Q. Taylor and Mrs.
IuylDr,. tho tev; J. 7. Dtishoe. tho ltuv.
Il. X. Parker. thu ltev: q. II. fGrGN, Evnnston;
Mrs. Tcrru,,, ihe isuv. Leroy Church auu silt.
Gs,,'sH Tug fe' sna'is! Hxnr III A,lst,a; 1,. ~;
!tuy +; uril, rrnt; /. ". 1latsey, tho Roy.
Nj; !. F. Htuasbakor aad Mrs. Ht!niohaksr..
SOUTH t'c1n! lnl.; Mr. ana Mrs; William WIN.
rutunkcr, rhadelEhin; ]. r.; l,urtis anu Mrs.
, 1881-10-12
G0lNG,
CHARLESTON, u.

CNANLEsrOA, u, C..
,SaAaLfaros, y. L., Oct. 1.-THE ""'ashfugton
14hs Infantry carry to YORKTOWN Io.. William
, 1881-10-12

CHICAGO vs.. CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. lo.-The Eatno tuuay re-
R,!tp,l as fellows:
itsnt'lus- ! !
Eiuvel,,lul ..,..,...,,Q D q u q 0 u . w
ChtukU..u s.......-..n ! y u -~
, 1881-10-12
CIIE2't'Etl l'Als1<,


r.rTsnuRa. rn., Oct. 11,-Thc atton'anca at
tho Exposition raues today WIS rnt!lor s'nall p1,
aouou,st nf tho opol weather. Tho track was In
good condition.
, 1881-10-12

lU1STON.
1,osrov. Oct. ll.--rhe 0nrtle1d fund Of th
city ia $1H,&t0.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Secretary Kirkwood has sent teie-
gram TO J. Milton Turner, of st. Louis,
president of the Freedman's Oklahoma
Association, advising him that the ques-
ton of the right of colored people to
settle upon tn, land of the Indian Ter
ritory will be submitted, in few days
to the highest authority, aud that if
Mr.. Turner desires to be heard he should
come to Washington at once. In the
meantime no attempt must be made to
enter the Territory, the acting commits
sioner of the land Office having decided
that the emigration Of freedmen into
the Territory is without warrant OF
law
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

There has been a great deal of bad
feeling between two Galveston families,
hence there was much surprise when
they intermarried. A friend in speak
ing to the father of the bride, asked it
the families had made friends. "Not a
bit of it. hate every bone in my sou,
in-law's body" "Why did you let
him marry your daughter, then :" ''To
get even with him. | guess you don't
know that girls mother as well as
do
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30
A special dispatch reports the drowl

A special dispatch reports the drown
ing, night before last, of the wife of ex-
Representative J. D. Thomson, of Lewis
county, KY, by the capsizing of small
row boat in a swollen stream. Mr.. Thorn
son. who is delicate man, chung to his
wife with heroic energy for nearly halt
an hour, when help arrived and they
were brought to shore, the wife dead
and the husband suffering from exhaus-
ton and shock, so that his recovery is
thought to be impossible.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Pointe Coupee Banner: We are III
formed that the store of NJ. L. Swords
situated on the Atchafalaya was burned
on the night of Wednesday the 18th inst
resulting in a total loss of all its contents
We hear that the fire originated from
coal OIL but how or III what manner we
are not informed. We have been una
bic to ascertain whether the building
and contents were insured.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Mrs. j. NJ. Parker, requests us to
state that she has Just received q full
invoice of fresh spring millinery-also
the latest styles of ladies dress goods in
unlimited quantities, ginghams ETC.,
being speciality. They are beautiful
to behold, and when Mrs. Parkers well
known care and taste is considered, la
dies will do well to give her a call and
leave their orders for hats, bonnets and
the many Handsome goods displayed
upon hershelves and counters.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

A dispatch from Berlin to the London
Times saws: Another audacious address
to the Gear has been issued by the Nj
hilists, pointing out that the indiscrim-
mate execution of those concerned in
the assassination of Alexander the Sec
ond has only served to strengthen the
ranks of the Nihilists by driving many
lukewarm malcontents into the extreme
wing OF the party.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30
Recommendation last evening, at

NfATnIMoNIAI.--On last evening, at
the Presbyterian Church, a large con-
course of friends were congregatea 10
witness the union of the hearts OF MISS
Eugenia Malta, the lovely daughter Oh
Mr.. J. Fl. Malta, and Mr.. J. w. Hubs,
young gentleman who is held in high
esteem by a large number of our citizens
The church was neatly decorated with
flowers and evergreens, BY the friends OF
the Young couple, so that the scene last
night while the Rev. Dr. Patterson OIL
eiated. was both pleasing and impress
sive. With their many friends, we ex-
tend our best wishes to the happy twain,
for a long, happy and prosperous career.
They will please accept our thanks
for the substantial compliments sent us.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop.
ped. Neglect frequently results in an hcura.
bic Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are certain to give relief IN
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Catarrh, Consump.
ton and Throat Diseases For thirty years the
troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untred, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire gen
Grafton, they have attained welmerited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age Pu'
lie Speakers and Singers use them to clear ant
strengthen the Voice. Sold at rs cents boz
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Mayersville Spectator: A., colored
man, killed q hog Oh Steeles' Bayou the
other evening and hung it up to "cool
off" till morning, when he Fntended to
salt it away. Morning came, aud hall
his hog was gone A., a neighbor drop
ped in soon after breakfast, when the
following conversation took place
A-"B., some ID Republican stole
half my hog last night"
B., (who was of the Republican pur-
suasion himself )-"How do you know
that it was Republican that stole youl
hog ~
A,-"How do know? Whyl know
it was id Republican, because he
only took half my hog. If it has been @
Democrat, he would have taken it all"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30
For Sale {!
A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,

4 SPLENDID HOME IN MAGNOLIA,
n Miss. For location. and beauty 1t Is not
exceled on the Railroad from New Orleans to
Jackson, Miss. Also, 800 acres of pine land,
80 in cultivation, well adapted to truck farm.
ing, and would make fine sheep ranch.
Would exchange for property in Baton Rouge
or a small farm near the town limits. Will be
sold at great bargain. just the very place
for delightful and healthy summer residence
being located near clear running streams that
are bordered on either side by beautiful groves
For particulars. apply to Messrs, W. A. Le-
Sueur and L. W. Conerly, Baton Rouge.
L. MCNAIR, Magnolia Miss.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Dispatches from many cities and towns
north and south, report imposing cele-
brations of the sixty-second anniversary
of the introduction of Odd Fellowship
into America. The occasion was OBJ
served by street parades during the day
and banquets this evening, and other
interesting exercises.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

The Lowell Citizen, having just re-
turned from q trip to the moon, tells us
that "the moon has twenty-eight noun
tains higher than Mont Blanc, and if
there was any way Of getting to them,
you would find plenty of fools ready to
climb them all That is, if they ever got
back from climbing the first one"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

On Saturday night, Elijah Horton was
murdered by an unknown person in a
field on his own farm, near Brownsville,
Saline County, Mo. His skull was
crushed and his pockets rited.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Poiute Coupee Banner: The destruc-
ton of the stubble cane has resulted in
the planting of largely increased acre
age in cotton in this parish. In the fifth
ward about 800 acres of cotton have been
planted to supply the loss of stubble,
and about the same quantity in the ninth
ward.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Neal Dow, in the temperance bust
ness. has rival in Providence woman
who advocates the Imprisonment of men
who drink.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Senator Butler, of South Carolina, is
to open on Frye, of Maine, by establish
ing the fact that corrupt bargain was
entered into between Malone and the
Republicans,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Brady, the Hayes Post Office Assls-
taut, who gave ont those fat contracts,
says that it was no part Of his duty, as
subordinate to exercise control in the
matter.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

Specials to the Pioneer Press from
Shakespeare, Mankato, Lesuer, Granite
Falls and other points on the Minnesota
river, report extensive floods, which are
doing great damage everywhere to
property,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-30

The ODD FELLOWS fSALL,-0n Tues
day night, despite the threatening as
peet of the weather, thd ball of De Soto
Lodge, /. o. O.. +. was given. By 9
o'clock the elegantly DECORATED hall, was
occupied by quite q large assemblage Of
ladies and gentlemen, who were soon
engaged in keeping time with Pages
excellent string band. i'Till u late hour
the votaries Of pleasure remained to en-
10Y the dance, the mub bic and the fine
supper, especially intend Jed for those who
have passed beyond that period when
Terpsichorean exercise stands above
everything else in an evenings pro-
gramme.
We deem it but an oct of justice, to
compliment the comGittee on decora-
ton for the exquisite taste displayed in
ornamenting the spacious hall, and to
the managers for the excellent order
and decorum mainta lned throughout
the. evening. If not one of the most
largely attended that we have seen, it
was certainly an elegant and well COM
posed ball, at which all present enjoy
ed themselves to their hearts content.
In closing the account of the ball, we
do not deem it inappropriate to give the
following sketch, in relation to the or
der:
The first Lodge of Odd Fellows was
established in the United States, in the
city OF Baltimore, on the Goth of April
1919, by Thos. Wilder, Jno. Duncan,
Jno. Welch, Jno. Cheat ham and Richard
Rushworth.
The report of JAS. L. Ridgely, 6. Cor.
and Rec. Secretary 10 the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the |. o. o. +, dated
Sept. 1sSO, reports that there are 697;
Subordinate Lodges, 4l9,74J active
members Total Rerepue -, 39l ,2l5,55
Total Relief sl,7l4,S9 %; Lodge Ini.
tiations IS. S34.
De Soto Lodge No. was Installed al
Baton Rouge, La, on lhe 18th of March
1S45, by William Dennhy, DIETRICH Repp,
John H, Hand, JAS. B, Harper, William
McCombs, D. A. Gun bingham and Au
gustus King,
The present officers SIRE Jno NJ. Tracy
n. G; J. P. Bott, V. G; NJ. Granary
r. and F.s; C. W. Chambers, I; Jno
Frank, w; C. H. Hamos, J. G.; H.
Schorten, r. s. to n. o.; T. S. Brady
L. S. to n. g.: L. S. Ohsset, 4. 5. to V
G.; J. Fahnert, L. $. t@ V. G.