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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
school Board Proceedings.

The Parish School Board met pursu-
ant to adjournment with the following
members present:
+. w. Willis, President; j. B. Magru
der, Secretary; j. w. McMain, I. b.
Brown, Guy Samuels, A. Burris.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on repairs OF school
house in LIST ward were authorized to
complete the repairing by subdividing
the two rooms by apartition and folding
doors, when the necessary funds shall
have accrued to the first and second
wards.
Miss Emma Burch was assigned to
the school at New St. Louis which she
will open at once.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed.
BY Mr.. Brown--Resolved, That all the
public schools in the Sd, 9TH and 10th
wards be closed OH the first of June
next, the funds of these wards being
exhausted.
BY Mr.. Northumberland, That the
schools in the 9th, 9th and 9th wards be
closed on the first of July.
By Mr.. Northumberland, That as
Miss C. Fisher holds q certificate of the
first grade, her salary be fixed at $40
per month instead of $50.
BY Mr.. BrOwn-Resolyed, That the
contingent fund of each ward for 1881
be placed to the credit of the teachers
fund, except that of the 9th and 9Th
wards.
BY Mr. Samuels-Resolved, That all
the public schools in the 4th ward that
have been taught four months up to the
1st of June, be discontinued, and all
those thathave been taught four months,
be allowed to run until the first of Sep
TENDER, or four months.
Be it further resolved, That if the f.
nances will justify, all the schools will
be opened again on the first ofseptember'
By Mr.. Brown-Resolved, That the
President be authorized to issue war.
rant to 0. NJ. Lee for the amount due
| him for one months services.
The Board then adjourned until the
2nd Monday in August.
f. W. WILLIS, President.
J. B. MCGRUDER, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
IN HONOR OF STONEWALL JACK.
SON.

We devote several columns this
week, to the reproduction Of the adj
dresses delivered on the 10th inst,
on the occasion of the dedication Of
tho monument, surmounted by the
statue of the immortal "StOnewall,"
which the Association of the Army Of
Northern Virginia, have caused to be
erected over their vaults, in the Ne
tairie Ridge Cemetery, near New Or
leans.
Those ofou readers who have not
had the opportunity of reading them
.inthe New Orleans papers, will doubt
less prize the forthcoming weekly is
sue of the CAprToLfAN, containing
the detailed account of the dedication,
with the soul-stirring addresses de-
livered by the several speakers.
Besides, the unbounded admira-
ton which we feel toward the bril-
liant soldier, whose victorious stand
ards we followed till his death, i'm
peis us to spread upon the files Of
the CAsIToLIAN, the touching scene
wo had the deep satisfaction of wit
Messing on the 10th inst.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
RESIGNATION OF CONKLING4AND
PLAT.

A special telegram, from our New
Orleans correspondent Dragon"
contains the startling news that the
two New York Senators, Conkling
and Platt, have resigned their seats
in the United States Senate.
It is evident that some serious
breach has opened in the ranks Of the
Republican party, by the refusal OF
the President to submit to the AFRO
CANT dictation of the Senators from
New York.
What the consequences of this ex-
traordinary act will be, no one can
well conjecture just now.
1t is fair to presume, though, that
the days of stalwart Republicanism
are over, and that the government of
this country is to be again guided by
the old constitutional methods and
practices.
The attempt to break up the Re
public erected by its founders, by sub
shutting thereto a centralized gov
eminent, is surely failure, and while
the Democratic party, proper, has
not succeeded as yet, in obtaining
the reins of power, it has won the
fight so far as re-establishing the SOW
ereignty of it's time-honoreda and new
er-to- e-relinquished principles.
We will await, with deep interest,
the arrival of further news in con-
nection with an event which must
mark an important epoch in the his
tory of the country.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
FANCY GROCERIES.

WHITE LINEN REMNANTSJust re-
w ceived large lot Of White Linen Rem
nants from l to yard pieces, which will be sold
VERY low, at RDsenfisfds.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
HIGHLY CoMPLIMENTED.
A Beautiful Watch and Chain Pre-.
scented to Mayor Jastremski, by
his Friends and Fellow
Citizens.

Tue editor of the CAPITOLIAN hay
ing been the highly -honored recipient
of the beautiful testimonial, our read
ers will readily perceive the reasons
which prompt us to present the re-
port published by our confrere OF the
Advocate, in lieu of one originating
In this Office.
Speaking of the occasion, which we
will ever bear in grateful remem-
brance, cur contemporary says:
"We we're presentat a very pleasant
reunion on Saturday evening. The
friends and admirers of Gen. Leon
Jastremski, our confrere Of the CAPT
ToLIAN, considering that some public
testimonial was due him for his ef-
forts in securing the restoration Of
the Capitol to Baton Rouge, quietly
united in the purchase of an elegant
watch and chain, and bidding him to
be present to attend the expression of
some viewso of his constituents, they
quietly assembled in the Billiard
Saloon of the Sumter House. Gen.
A. s. Heron was made President and
the organ OF the company, in express
ing the feelings, which had prompted
the donation. The General was led
in, when Gen Heron in some eloquent
ent remarks, told him, that adniring
the exhibitions of civic virtue, dis
played by him in the administration
of responsible public trusts, and espe-
cially in promoting the return OF the
Capitol to its olden and rightful seat,
by vigilance and activity as Mayor,
Member ofthe Constitutional Conven-
ton and Editor, his friends in order
to testify their appreciation of his
zeal, and to illustrate the disposition
Of the people of Baton Rouge to ap-
plaud faithful services by their pub
Tic agents, had united in the testimo-
NAL, which Gen. Heron handed him.
Gen. Jastremski replied in few well
chosen remarks, when Mr.. Week in
yited the guests to a hearty collation..
The company, after finishing asub-
stantial repast, were then seated
around the board, when toasts were
proposed, and the utmost hilarity and
good feeling prevailed, +.
1.-THE Advocate was kindly remem
bered in hearty and hospitable
welcome. The watch was bought
from John Johnson, jeweler, where
in view ofthe natural curiosity among
the Generals friends to see it, the
donors have left it for a few days.
t'The case is Of the style Louis XIV,
beautifully engraved. On one side,
the State House is engraved, and on
the other the Monogram L. j. 1t is
Of the Waltham make, costing $500.
On the inside of the case is this in
scription: presented to Gen. Leon
Jastremski BY his friends, for his ar
duous and Jealous efforts in the res
toration Of the State Capito! to Baton
Rouge, May 18th, 1881"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21

We notice that John E. Hulse has
taken temporary charge of the edito-
rial columns Of the Claiborne Guar
dian. Mr.. Hulse is a young lawyer
of acknowledged ability, and gives
promise ofcommendable success. The
pungency and fiuency of his pen will
be potent instruments in the cause of
right, and secure for the patrons of
the Guardian a readable and iAstruc-
tive paper.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21

FIRsT-CLAss GOODS,
AND WARRANT EVERYTHING TO BE
STRICTLY AS REPRESENTED!
will sell goods as low as tho same quality can
be bought in New Orleans or anywhere else.
Thankful for liberal patronage in the past,
shall, by fair dealing, try to merit the same in
tho future. jan3l
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21
4 he latest News.

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for "big' water on the lower
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and water buckets at Wit
tings. Ireland's revolutiona-
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Neverless, at Writings may
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cheese and finest Goshen but
ter at lowest quotations The
whale catch this season hav-
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Writings have sold three.
fourths Of that tinware spoken
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Of good bargains still left
each member Of the New Or.
leans Mystic Crew will wear
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on-The new reduced.rate
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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-21

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ceive prompt attention. Deals only in 6rst-class
articles, snch as arc suited to this section OF
country Call and examine for yourselves.
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boa pilpe be life flase, psripm peres
lille 8arl, en- 6ut pla II aar, life
tranate til itprfenbe 6epe for at
tripes o. pcIe.
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tina; Bet minbfe 9inopuit ipnes
Stano til at laa BAN cpersnpe.
ga ban sif / SfOle. par ban luttsr
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pre Gn, tbi 8ernene Der iOm Slusr
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Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

gen. OiSie MeRneiisr traifer | Ss'
len, Der saar Dem III balpt % paa
eesseu. Oct re9uer life, men Saa'
gen er iaa fugtis, at Den raoer 8la'
psrne. s 8irfeu aHerbiser man
fpnblcmt @%eremOnien, os 2oset iat'
ter fs isien / Sepeselie paa De fsoe
8abefene.
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borte, belt ubenfor 5eitninssperfer.
ne. De gaar neo aD Mpennue be
CANT Suen. be gaar upenfcr gp.
srenbien, % enoelie er Be Der. Det
er en- pip Marf, npprfet, ON luttst
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/ en- 6affe frpmpsbe Greer, Der
ifraffer fine forte 6rsne MOB ben
merfe Simmel.
9aneiomt ifriper aisfslset frem /
Den bleoe Serb. Nu resner Bet ;
% unber Sfplreanen maa be bgre
paa en- sammel praf, Tom enoelis
fOmmer no al ct tibet 8apel. 8arl
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trampet, ubipebenoe Den OperlnSs
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ppbOber / HariS.
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spce Sarer; tbi tiIial "8ram,1
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Oi life, men atliatpel or pcre Vtiier
Dc lapene.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Oct er forbi. Sorben falber NED,
&arl er ianfet neb | Suqet, % bans
Scralore 9aar bort upen at bape
funnel fable paa 8ne | ben apbenbe
Ssle, bpOr bet err uanRellst at faa
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Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Oct i~taffelS lille Sarnslis, maaert
ca let Tom en- Sier! Gn funpe Ii.
ssiaa 9ierne taset pp fra @aben en-
Spurp, Der par frpsiet libel, cs last
ben paa Sensen, mere plabs tos
ban life.
SmiDlertib ~forflarer Rabam 8cn>
net, icm isien er bleper meaet tjeRt=
astia, at man life fan reffe Barnet
tiaipe isien PED at fate psb Chen
al Bet. % bun bpber fig til at bente
Sreo % &isb % tilfsier, at bun
cslaa ftal brinse Cps meD. Woriss
ieauS Operlaoer alt til benDe. Sun
fommer biem isien, better Sorpet,
anretter parme pelier. Os Wortss
ieaus, Der er iaa iultne iom ulpe,
Iu9er Waben NED peb Chen af 8arl,
bpts file bpioe Nnfst fflmter frem
i Sfpsssn. Sloen iuraser, be bar
Bet meyer aCbt. Nu % ba bliper
@operens Zine paaDe; fore 3aarer
falbe neb paa benpeS Yrsb.
"3Rnf, bpOr parmt Bet bapbe re,
ret for 8arl, tanf, bpor eierue ban
bapbe ipif Belle"
Wabam Bonnet pil enDelia paaae.
SenimOb Wionat, pa MoriSieau
tillut er icpnst IND meo Scpepet
paa Sen9efanten, foyer be to 8ptn,
Der Safe. Gn anoen NabcerHe, en-
Sppise paa Is 4ar, bliper inDbuof,
% Der fiber be tire &pinber % Driffer
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fer sanfie iagte % forteaer binans
ben ualminDeliae D%sDsbiforier ; lict
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peres SlaDber blipsr brebere, be
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talet ON en- 5crbrposlis, icm er be.
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ben ifaar Wooeren pp, saar ben til
8arl Tom for at t~crtfre fig ON, at
ban life bar rsrt paa fia.
Da be life bar melbt Dsosfalbet
ON Mftenen, maa be behplpe Den
ellie ben fslsenpe Dag belle Daaen.
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mep 8arl, ipiier cs ioper mleD BAN.
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BAN ; Oh naar be laa timber BAN
tsien, er bet, iOm ON De miitebe BAN
paanpt.
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slpet gratis. efter at Der par aipet
en- Sorflarine ON, at Der bar 2raua
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fnlo Cart til 8irfen. Saa 8arl
saar Saoeren meo to 3ammeroter.
icm ban bar msot unberpeis, oer.f=
ter fommer Woberen, Rabam Bon.
net % ben anben RabOsrRe, Sppi,
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mto for 5aisrtsie.
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% en- epbaisrenbe Dame bar -9ipei
beube 5 SranfS.
Men iaa bar Heben inDfunbet fts
iaien. Den fsmte Dag brinser Wec'
risiau fine fote TO SraufS, Sepeir
er fommet. De bar a~fftebiset BAN.
Da er bet lut mep Gilt, Opnen ifaar
fob, greoet man9ler, be brinaer
life Longer Rscepten pda apOtbefet.
S Def merfe &um, tilimubiet at
Sustietepen, batter Saberen oa Ro,
persn 5enber PED Chen at Den
ellie, iom raaer. Rabam 9pnnst
fommer life mere Of fer til Dem,
fprbi bun er fsliOm, % bet eaar
benbe altfcr ner. Suiets Golf 9aar
burtiet fcrbi benoes Der. 0H %
pa fafer @opersn meb ct Infalb at
@raao fig Oper Sensea % fpsier
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be bet. Saceren ftaar / timepis
ianpieslss fcran 9inouet, letter paa
Def samle Sbawl, Ter paa 3epeiret
% Hssnet, Der i fore Sraabcr fall
Der NED al 9aseae % sisr Sapen
tort.
"8anRe 8siret fan eisre 8arl
acbt".
Gn Nprsen erflarer 0agen, at
ban life fan fcmms fs. Barnet er
fcrtabt.
"Tet CT bette fustise 0eir, Tom
bar aicrt bet at meb bam," tilfsier
ban.
Oa letter Mrrlsiau en- fnpttet
H9pe MOB Simlen. Iae Slags
0eir er altiaa MOB S~attisfplf! Oet
frs, % bet par life bra bet ter,
% bet er euboa pRrre. Deriom
8pnen bans piloe BET, funpe be 10
tanpe en- Sfieppe Sui % fcrlape
penne 0erDen aQe tire iammen, paa
ben Waaoe gift Bet burtisit.
Smiolertio bar Wpoeren peret
paa Sattisfcntcrer i9ien be bar 10.
pet at ienbe Dem Sielp, % be pente
paa ben. Spilfsn fc~rferpslis Dag
Der ifaar aulpe at 3aset; / ct
Sisrne resusr Bet neo !; be bar fat
en- Sfaal uubsr for at opiamle Draa.
berne /. Sioen DEN f~oresaasnoe Dag
bar De Sntet ipift, fun bar Barnet
pruffet Ell 8pp Spsiuppe, iOm Yort.
aerfcuen fpm meo. Sapsren, Der
tpber foran Sorbet, meb SppeDet
| fine Sancer, er sanfe fortumlst,
% bet iuier for bans Sren. @eo
enbper 9pb at Erin lsber Roberen
til Ssren, bun trcr, Bet enpeli9 ct
Den lOpebe Sielp. 8lOffsn ilaar
iey, tnsen er tOmmen. 3usmerfet
fcmmer. lansiCmt os ubpsseIist iom
en- Dspsfamp.
Oa mep ct, ba Wsrfet falper paa,
f%remftammer 8arl ncsle afbrupte
Orb:
"Wama. 80 dma...."
WOperen uarmsrfs on fienper st
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bsser intet mere bun ifielner fun
~utpoeli9t Barnet, Bet tilbasepaltsoe
SOpep, ben ftipe Sals. Sun raabsr
uoe at zig ielr, bsafalpenpe:
"eps. burtis, cps -. 8art, tai
til mig !"
Der er life mere Cps. s fin Srer
afsniper bun Sprtiffsr os breffer
Dem ltu melem 5insrens. Sun te.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14


Hon. A. Fl. Stephens tells the
following story of the widow of
President Madison TO instance how
late Ia life lady's sensitiveness
about her age may continues: He
had heard much said about Mrs
Madison being In destitute ciroum-
stances, and took great interest IN
the bill for her relief introduced in
Congress while he was member
of the House. Mrs. John J. Crit
tenden had told him that on q GER
tain day Mrs. Madison would be 50
years old, go be thought he would
try and push her bill through on her
birthday as y pleasant surprise to
her Quite enthusiastic with his
subject he rose to plead her cauae
aud said, "Gentlemen, 1t would
be a peculiarly graceful thing pfor
US to do to honor the birthday of the
venerable widow of our ex.Presi.
dent by passing to-day the bill for
her relief" He pleaded so eloquent-
ly that the bill was passed. De-
lighted with his success Mr.. Ste
phens made haste to call upon Mrs.
Madison, hoping to be the first to
tell her the good news on her
birthday; but, despite his haste,
some one had forestalled him, and
to his surprise Mrs. Madison met
him, enchanting: "Oh, Mr.. Steph-
ems! 1t was very good of you to get
my bill through 10 day, but you
made . very grave. mistake when
you said was 90 TO day. am not
82j I am only s,0htv.n When Mr..
Stephens repeated this to Mrs
Cristendep, she said; "But all the
same she Is an Since that time,
Mr.. Stephen- says, de has never
dared to mention lady's age
whsrs che could hear Of it, Wosh
Sngton Star.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14

ExECuTrvE MANSION, WASH
IN0T0N. July Is, 1850 A. DIR.
Bliss thinks the Presidents gener-
81 condition is better than it was
yesterday at this hour. His tenn
perature has fallen during the
night and IL now about the same
as 1t VAS yesterday morning. The
morning consultation and examin-
alton is now progressing aud the
official morning bulletin will soon
be prepared.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14
Santa Menica Bakery.

LOUIS EBlNGER. proprietor OF the
Spring street Bakery, announces to the
people Of santa Monica that he has es-
tabliahed . Bakery, whore they can be
supplied with
BREAD. PIES, CAKES AND
coNTEcTIo merry oF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14
Oessructsve FreslAes.

Dies MONIES, Ia, July ls.-The
Racoon river continues to rise.
South Des Moines is under water.
sixty families are out Of their
houses. The track of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road has
succumbed aud Les Moines is now
without connection with the East.
This Is the heaviest rainstorm in
the history OF this section.