Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25
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Bowels,
,po YOU ever think Of me, is the title
Of n charming song composed by Mr.. A.
!. Reynolds, ofthe Donaldsonyille Chief,
act in music by Aimee Bereegeay, which
will be found for sale at Mrs G. Bon.
inp'a. Tho author will please accept
our thanks for the copy sent to the CAP
rtotiAS.
That wholesouled gentleman, Mr. W.
A. Ffofot, tho talented Architect OF tho
Capitol, with bis brother arrived here
on yesterday evening, on tour OF IN
apootion. lilo reports the work to be
progressing satisfactorily, and states
that tho edifice will bs sufficiently com,
pleted by Nov. lat, for occupancy, IN
the event that mn extra session ~ called
We had the pleasure of receiving the
visit Of Sheriff Cullen Conerly, Of Yer
non parish who brought down to the
Hotel dc James, one +, NJ, Franklin,
who IN 10 sofys tho state for ak months,
for The killing of John +. Marcus.
Franklin, on tho way hither faoetionsly
told the Sheriff that no had the honor of
being tho first Representative sent by
tho now parish of Vernon TO the Peni.
tpntinry Sheriff Conerly docs not give
very Gathering account of Tho crops in
his section.
Judge Jas. l., Cole, formerly our Dis
trit Judge, now occupying that station
in the District composed of lbefyille
and West Baton Rouge, honorod us with
coll on Wednesday He is to adiudgc
to-day Nh appropriation suit Of CilizGrf
Bank property, which our ncighboTs
across the way desire for site for their
now Courthouse The Judge looks hale
and hearty aud In for progression to the
utmost in tho matter of railroads. tele-
graphs aud other modern inventions and
conyenionces.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING RATEs=ln our
nemmoth edition will be extremely
moderate, Remember that thore will
hs between ten and fifteen thousand
copies issued. Those wishing extra
numbers OF tho paper must give III no
tioe in due time, Parties who wish cuts
OF their establishments must notify ia
ut once. Advocate.
From Ten 10 fifteen thousand copifs, is
it' Whoop.cel Aiu't you mistaken,
neighbour Can't you come down n lit
ilei That's m much ~ the ordinary
circulation of two New Orleans papers,
The following from The Donaldson.
yillc Chief will find the most appreoia.
tive audience Mt tho Advocate sauotum,
and we respectfully lift our Int. and call
attention to it "Thc Baton Rouge Adj
vocate got ott that very old Joke about
there not being snp'r person in the
parish legally married, aud Is now hay.
ing power Of trouble to convince lite
l3ghhOr. the CArIroLlAN, that theitem
waanot intended M u bona Rdc announce.
ment that all the matrimonial alliances
contaminated IN East Baton Rouge M,
apurous and void m law. We can't sym
pathizc with the Advocate to any extent
for paper that will perpotuate such ~
ancient Jest and worst of all, attempt t
pass it OH as original, deserves to go
into little hot water"
ON THEIR FiRsr TouR.-The bras
band, composed of young colorcd men o
this city, but recently organized, wer,
out sorenading their friends on Tucsda,
night, They complimcnted Mayor jas
trcmslti, by executing, very oroditably
three airs IN front of his place of resi-
dence. That official acknowledged tn
same by cougfptulatIng the member
upon the rapid progress they hay
made and wishing them every success
in their oommondablo undertaking. II
concluded by thanking thom for th
compliment paid him, The baud is con
posed of industrious and well.behave
young men, who will doubtless reHec
credit upon themselves aud our ooloro
population, which in point of goo
sense and general proper behavior, wi
compare iavorably with that of any cit
in the South, II affords us pleasure hei
TO state that nowhere are the relation
moro friendly between the races than /
Baton Rouge. The band is styled til
Southern Cornct, and il ofiicered IA 70
lows Thomas Washington, President
Richard Williams, Secretary; Sterliu
Barrow, Treasurer.