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A Cheering Repass.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has just been re-
oeived from the Executive Man
sion: H. G. Pearson, Postmaster,
New York:-Our hopes are reviv-
Ing. Favorable conditions con-
tinue. At 2 p. NJ. nothing discout-
aging has occurred.
VIM. H. HUNT, Sec.'y Navy.
THos. l.. JAMES, p. M. g.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-30
Blaine to LO W el1.
Favorable BympsODs.

EXECUTIVE MANSION Aug. 2S-
3P. M.-Dr. Reyburn, who has just
came from the surgeons room,
says that the situation in the sick
room is cheerful aud encouraging.
and the favorable conditions OF the
day are still increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27

news Of the day was ALTO given in condensed sum-
mary. rs follows:
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Only two fayorites on. Of
ak were winners ~ the races az GTayesend yester
day. The pigeon shooting NJ Coney Island
continued. -- Little interest was expressed gbOut
Mr. Conklings movements. 49, Professor Draper
annornc Il that be bad taken photographs Of rne
comet. - Gold value Of the legal-tcnder silver
dollar Al2l1 ggainsl, 500 cents. - stocks Dun
and e"nemliy lower closing unsettled and veal.
FORElGN.-lhe London cable dispatch 20 JHr
lflbi " SAYS mat me Government are Wei
"a. sicd with the last weeks prores With ille Land
bill. = Gambetta is bidug his time. y
ITO" Inauguration o. the Guadalaiara and san Pedro
RAILROAD in Mexico took place last Monday. ---
The cxilcd Archbishop of Guatemala has died nc
Havana. - Nearly POO lives have been
lost by railroad accident IN Mexico. 80
Bismarck may take adyastaer Of The itaian
Franc. L il denied that SIR John
General oi Canada -- The Lordoa M0gmHg Tot
appears to-day rs penny paper -- spain has
abolished tie tobacco monopoly IN the ihhprno
DoNt,IIc.-Thc Governor vetoed The BIN author
iHng the City of brooklyn 10 pay. tho
amount due from 1t upon The ilemp-
Denver Col give. de'ailsof an attack Dos Pahries
upouca t'-mcn @ two DAYS running hrh. vas Kept
Hpi m.aJ indiaus and some white mon @"re Killed.
Long Branch. - Mr. Chustnas. thc sol-in-
ia" OF the famous llr,. Myra CmrA Gaines,
Shot and !us andy Killed ,.r Whiu'y.
thr sob oi Ms. Gaines by lDr ur,G
husband. --- Tho ease oi the Texas aud pae.ne
lai.7oad Company agains. tie southern Parilc
RAILROAD company cam" np ~ "a. mtrd states
The timc iDr ths liar.ard-C Columbia race has BEEN
Nra Tor today thr liT' au-l ME race for Saiur-
day. Ite Boston Natrr-PoRer Company has
dr,dt u To increase ill., nuinhcr OF ~har's.
Copies of ihe paper may still DE obtained at ihc
counting room OF I'M Tribune orby mai. Piieo
Jt.lf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27

N,.ter.llt', ..uo OF IHT SUNDAY TRIBUNE cou-
tainted a~ usual - lAte' amount "I h''Itl matter
l,,.,. fiction. criticisms. poetry. Sketches.
t,..,.. t., tl,.. t.,,.- ,f tl,. I.,. fr.,,, all
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- ,f,.. f.1f,Viug.
W'W l' i'''""F.
Tine Vows ~ London -- zoe boudun rlNr Gl'nNcn To
4l It>f .n.3h. % ii. nrchlculur pres c,f- of fIr
land hf. which hes nor HfU impaired hA au' nin ui t
f. iAfrf. iclt 900 IuL.and ll Itssui tu pllouuA 900
l..- SIS .i.ra'a ,tft-tfa watches rn-eY l" dtl't uf
.ffts o. Dr. drUfd ihaf thr Canadian Premier ls e. Do
.f.l riIor-'i.Itiu The French Erpuhl ANS Gear
lhit lrl.r I.-itr k mIt taa' i' .ua r. il. italian
QUARREL to lun'ct blow "u rance. ne HpraihB s'
iofrs th' rtnh- "i IH' 'hr"i l'iD~- d" .''t
IYc Ntw t'Tri.--lirf1fitd reports Hr" ti' "a or thr
observations a WASHING. 5000 Professor NrMt"nn NH"~
Professor ID a.t photographs. u-rif atoms Ii Na-uir
ufti uIi. rs, AND sketch n comets lu TAI, at ii
nffi tlD, have played 300 history.
rhe -r.. "'a. ''n.,,i.-'" "'eo1"i 'i 'N' twenty
l''.' ''' arc-iIn reports ~ events and Oh.
weeks nrnt+.- az ~aratora. Long hrnrn. Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
4rrIGkED EY 4 sU0EDFIsH

SAN FRANCISCO, june CA dispatch from
SANTA Crll. tai, State SAYS the Rev. Father Hudson, e
Gi.roy. Willie bathing 900 saturday, was nt .cEed ay
srorli.h and wounded iu several piace-. hystaurr
won't tr te --.,,acc o.! Tie wounded A4n aud lac pod
him 90 the -Osc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27

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SAINTS 'hll"t. ih' ""''''' ''i'' nav .'' DOT '
Tor anime fine atu0n~ the Iri~,otal churches trc
s-.-.-...,.t
iair WAY 81 btine settled
Robert NJ Tbrups0u. Of HoFt0r lae rented the Hunter
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II. ". sclncncln and family, 81 New York, have AT
.-....t o.. .,,,o ,.f tl,, Z f.., ...tr.,,-
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MisS r. l. Kennedy, OF N,N lOfA, las rented tAc orr
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80 |
Tie following r. 8 COM Icit L-i OF hi iA' NtN lOrh
-oo,i, ,rt, l,vo .rr,,,t at ..- co-. f,, ti. anu,
f'"i'' ""' "''N ~'''''' $50 @ 90 " ' '' ''-
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N",tc vl,, snre ~ size. Mr. John W
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N,i3.af Nj. eusap O. l,rf..t Miss /. T.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
Gucrinl No!ires.

Ar,aic Rrouzcs. Clock. and Decorative rorceleiu.
THEODORE y. STARR,
JENE'LLG,
2o5FIrrLAyr-. NAuIsoNsQvAEE,
r,tesc1 il nnf .I'i-s'-
Tho crilr, tIrl a-ro tll- e-f. ,lne r. s;proPua'~t
,,,' r-0r' d, ma lo..hri ii.l. tiDrt- u.th .4la~,
en-. pa'e''' . Il. .. MI .e ,., ,.
,D.,.,f.tc rpNr tLNiN u f.fqHot Vas 20 '1r.inrrs .,
...t.. ~. a., ., ...i' sai OF Zoe a,'t 'al..,.on.
tY,..l.l .,. .,. ."n oi t4le merit
VISITOR ar~t...i.l oiasfcc. TIE s~k Aide .saielay
o.. ai, lut. nt.ou O. p4.c-ase
Bruu>wic soups
t,, i.nuo.- economical. oou'eui.u t lly ur6
licnry L. Daniels. 81 a., lii Leuaf.oaa,c, ~. sjss.
A l'S'.' ii 10 -. 5 ..5 '.'
TheNmar.rsof me not sou EEfroE FOR woNEN.
-s.,r s.. aa x.l.a tarr 49, st.tin.e b'.a.- ~
Us Dbl. f.sla ilt' ai.rl or th. ..aa"ia. Il % - N
i. 'i ~, '. d. ll 5, n.' ,ai .i.,e.r. i, iac &c
ut.tt ~ a. I.,ad of lil.ets. "a 80 'HEltt - aHN.
ri Of Ja.yiir,t -AiDlIf & GClHNafl. aefe,ar.
Posi- OGee Notice. ......,......,
TIE For 90 Nal -, .' NE sl'i' ,-ii SD 'g NY
i,r tarep.. b. Steamship Neyaia, "a .ac,as.oeH.
latha gJsrl.ioNn correspondence iOt Iras" niu.t
be s e, :is.sp - ia Il .1 1' Ga i s6t3 as
a. d.. igfuir. rs .taaushp Ao1atc- Nin Queenstown
correspondence or Germany and France must he spDNaV
addressed ami ~ ID 20 o. no. Tor Earoie gf ~ Am9.pp
Fr-ia va Plymouth NherDourg and H1llJ@igt On
SATURDAY. AZ n3H d., tor tu4ppr hf slraui.
rnp CITY 81 Hcriu. Va Queenstown te3lirsp'itu' go
fnr' Germany nun scotland must DC specially an.
,ir,.ss and $3.50 o. for scotland diiet ~ sieifn-
stp Furacs.a 0atg1u. and a. $50 D. ni iof begluia
,r's hy .tea1-aig lau VIA Ant"eir ana - ~ IA,
tr,f. lmsiu lain VIA tnuitanl "u ana IRE
49,, az. rnais Tor A-unNal and solfb fnchc close on
THIfH-uAY At t'a. ui ihr mails Tor 'nhA ana Arhtr'
f.I
i ... IN IifI ti-DAt ID ,. 81. The mails Tor sew.
ara fieIrr close On FRIDAY Al $50
me- fnas china and Japan close Jurr - a. q u
t, mall. for Australia. June p az 100
HENRY q. PEARSON, fosltl-ateE
postOaloe. Ncg.YOIk, Jglc % lsoL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27


On the either side of the river, In pleasant farmhouse
empowered oy trees and the headquarters Of
the Columbia crew, with their bcathouse half mile
further uI.
asked Jasper T. Goodwin. their coach. II he sat
sed with the result. Just after bis had r0wed
this course for the first time.
Yes I'm sal shcd," Le said " But I'm always sat
isaed so that don't mean any thing. They didn't 50
we'll as want then 10 do, and they did no worse ian
expected In regard 10 the crew, say frankly that
wish they older and heavier men. Bat think
they rowing IN very good form. Bow has tendency
to roll little aud No 70 cock his ia the air before
taking water and there other slight faults;
but on the whole think they are rowing yery well.
They had regular aud systematic training through
THE winter The four got the water early rs poe
sibls train for the Harlem Regatta. Afterwsrl, Oh
Mr.. JoOdwta however, modest ~ hc was, seemed
fdent thai hia would give geod account OF thcm
selves shortly after, met lie crew rowing up Inc
WITH lIF Goodwin hanging NON the bow Of the
launch besie then They were doing tisty strokes
70 thS inmate and pnhhx tgEetael alniaLp con AZ
ering The comparatively short time they have neu TO-
Eether Sow'ess me slfVbe, e'cs hls M",H vuettNS3
ami eeasly Van sindcicn, No =, beds ms back ana
uses his arms 10 exccHe Montgomery and l%uch, IN
the wais need to catch t1Ovy qucsy and Moore the
po", Is 4 V,ss ioaga GamOuO rUiHaS @4I heSt'ng ais
nar nsiod o. pRGg his stroke through up 70 us body
They sent the boat hr Ugh the water las, aud VOL now
ever iof Tue hSi te * he'd tAein eu shouq mast
aresrectahie showing Muller, Naa spdcfen, kldride
Princeton ana the University Of Ponnsyiv wanna. Ed
Ridge, the captain, was substitute at Henley, and the
"a t4de.s Is'st7 'ArNlt
Lsach, FroshniaE, WHO S sOw IN tho Freshman race
; ca the 3Ota
TIE Elm CITY BOYS.
30 much for tac two which row tomorrow, aud
last comes the crew which Is popularity regarded the
strongest and fastest tho verthat OF Yale. Threc
Quarters Of milo above Harvard THEN blue flag floats
IRON little bln6. Here the men lounge comfortably
about the veranda under tse when net oat
N the eight DONG p&lroar practice which faithfully
Kept up. Seen at their quarters they splendid
u athletes With p4rfoety developed frames abundance
nirscis and possessing tho advantage, too OF being
saorougy seasoned veterans at the Like tie ar
sssd crew they have trained all winter pulling 500 10
1000 strokes hydraulic bosehines running three or
par niles daiy, and taking long pals soon as spring
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop
ped. Neglect frequently results in an Incura.
be Lung Disease or Consumption. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are certain 10 give relief in
Asthma, bronchitis, Couuhs, Oatdrrh, 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 untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well Inherited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age Pub
lie Speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice Sold at IS cents box
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

1.-THE Agents Herald" one of the most
useful publications in this country to
business mon-ospecially to advertisers
and Observation-Disclosures for the month
of May in an entire new dress. Over
$4,000 Of that issue were disposed Of
which is one Of the best evidences of pub-
lie appreciation. Each issue of this
journal contains an official list of the
postotfice department Of frauds. Among
others announced ~ Swindlers we see the
firm of Il. G. Allen q Co., alias George
Stinson d Co., alias True & Co., alias
HalleIt X Co., publishers of cheap liter
1y periodicals, Of whom we have heard
complaints from many parties in this
city. 1t isa patent fact that q man who
promises five dollars worth of any article
for one fifth that sum, to say the least,
cannot deal honestly with all parties.
Aliases, 100, are generally resorted to for
swiudIing purposes.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

Gen. Brady has retained rs his coun-
sci i'll the coming star-route prosecution
Ben Butler and Bob Ingersoll. He
would also have retained the devil, but
it was not deemed necessary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
AT REALS
LOST OR MlsLAID.

T OST OR MISLAID-THE FOLLOWING
IL described Warrants of the City of Baton
Rouge. all given for Gas for the use of said city,
to-wit; No. 1918, dated march ID, ls72fo $l2.5O,
No. 2l60, dated october 1871, for $685., No. 3l65,
dated January 60 1872. for 1886; No. 32l4, dated
February g. 1872 for $685. No 1888, dated No
vember 20, 1871 for $685.; No 2039, dated Aug.
II, 1871 for 1885, all signed by o. p Skol6eld, City
Auditor, payabe to order Of Gas Light Company
and endorsed by s. g. Laycock, President, also
Henry Schorten, Mayor, registered as per reso.
luton of City Council, passed May 1, 1876 Mo.
liere Lauge, Administrator Of Finance, perJ. &.
All parties are warned against purchasing the
said warrants, as payment thereof has been
stopped. Sc. LAYCOCk,
Baton Rouge, May oath, 1881. At.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

A petition is being circulated to have
the Morning Star mail service maintain
ed until the completion of the Texas Pa
cifc to this city.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
THE CAPITOLIAN.
n. 0. states.

This morning we had the pleasure of
meeting IN the States office our friend
General Leon Jastremski, Mayor Of
Baton Rouge, and editor of that enter
prising and sterling Democratic journal
the CApIToLIAN. Gen. Jastremski gives
us the most cheering report OF the pros
poets, farming and otherwise, of the
Baton Rouge and Feliciana parishes and
of the growth and hopeful feeling Of the
new capital
AS soon as the Capitol is regularly
installed at Baton Rouge and the railroad
completed, Gen. Jastremski will convert
his tri-weekly CAPiToLIAN into live
daily, which will be filed with the latest
news from that section of the State, and
reach New Orleans early on the day of
publication.
The CAPI1OLIAN, which is without ex-
ception the handsomest of all our cOun-
try journals, has already very large
circulation, which is constantly increas-
ing. No better advertising medium for
reaching the public of Louisiana than the
CAPITOLIAN could be selected by our
merchants.
Col. Henry D. Monier, Of this city, we'll
and favorably known by our people, is
the regular authorized agent of the CAP.
ITOLIAN in New Orleans, and he will re-
celve both subscriptions and advertise
ments from the people. We wish Gen.
eral Jastremski and his enterprising
journal the full measure Of success they
so richly merit.
EDITOR OF THE CAPITOLIAN.-Having
read the article upon "Phe Jewish CUES.
ton in Europe" in the Advocates issue
of June 7th. feel for that "highy intel
ligent Jeuish Rabbi" who inconsistency
turns to the religious emblem of his op.
ponents, Cross, for sympathizine
opinion upon the Jewish question now
agitating some parts of Europe.
The desired opinion as expressed by
the Advocate is a very thinly yelled lean
| ing towards the doctrines of q Stockel
and Henrici.
hope that 'highly intelligent Je,cis1
Rabbi" is now satisfied as regards The
writer in the Advocate, and in future
not will ask for bread, where stones ar,
offered instead. READER.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

We return thanks to President 5. 5.
Norwood, for programme of the closing
exercises of NorviIla Collegiate Institute,
at Greensburg, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

The river is falling very rapidly at
this point Parties living adjacent to
back water should exercise care in re-
gard to their health.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

TO ADVERTISING AGENTs.-The fol,
lowing from the Shreveport STANDARD is
exactly our platform: eve are con-
stsntly in receipt of letters from foreign
advertising agents, making the most alb
surd propositions for insertion of adver-
tisements, many of which find their way
into the waste basket. The Standard
has rates charged our own merchants,
and we will certainly not insert foreign
advertisements at less figures. We might
have our columns filed with patent
medicine and other advertisements, il
we chose to take the ridiculous prices
offered. Advertising Agents who ex
peCt answers to letters must enclose a
stamp"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

There is short communication in an
other column which refers to the Jewish
question. At the first opportunity we
shall give our views on this important
matter.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
Proceedings Of The Police Jury.
POLICE JURY ROOM,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
June 18th. ISL.

Regular meeting of the Jury.
Present-Mr. Andrew Jackson, Presi-
dent; and Messrs. Randolph, Davis, Mon
tegudo, Fairchild, Huguet, Gardere,
Stokes and Began.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
The following reports were read and
ordered filed:
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BIC REDUCTIOM!

At Roscntelds, in the prices of New and Good
Newport Ties Kid Express Ties, Opera Slip
pers |, 9, and 3 bow, and full cut sandals, Kid
Low Button and other styles of shoes for Sum
mer wear.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

cents per mile, going and cOming but where one
or NOR" witnesses reside on the same place.
mileage will be allowed on only one summons.
Be il further Resolved That all Magistrates
and Constables shall from and after the passage
of this ordinance make out their bills, in detail
in accordance with this fee bill, and any bill not
made out in accordance with this ordinance shall
not be filed with the Auditor paid by the
Treasurer. Adopted.
On petition of citizens, Mrs. John
Wood, Jr., was placed on the list of in
digent poor.
A petition for a change in the road
from Ben Longs to B. +. Kent's, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Internal I'M
prOvements.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, the Jury then
proceeded to till the vacancy caused by
the death of the Parish Ranger, Mr.. AL
eide Delatte.
The Jury having voted rira roce, and
Mr.. Philip Buchel having been voted fol-
by all the members present, was declared
elected Ranger of the parish.
BY Mr.. Gardere-Whereas it has
pleased Divine Providence to call from
our midst our late Parish Ranger, AL
eide Delatte.
Resolved, That by his death the par
ish has lost Que its best citizens and TIT
Police jury good, efficient and faithful
officer.
{ Resolved, That we assure his stricken
family of our heartfelt sympathy in thei
bereavement and that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to them.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes.
Accounts on file were referred to tn
Finance Committee.
The Jury then adjourned.
ANDREW JACKSON, President.
0. P. SKoLFIELD, Clerk.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- East Baton Rouge, 18th Judicial District
Court In the matter OF the succession Of ED
WARD L. REIDEL, deceased, No. 1873 Pro
bate.
Bv virtue of commission issued in The above
entitled and numbered succession, and to me
directed from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
holden In and for the said Parish and state, I
viii expose TO public sale, In front OF the Court
House door of said Parish, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of July.
next A. D. 1881, between the hours OF II O'Clock
A. H., and o'clockp H., OF said day, the follow
lug described property, real and personal, be-
longing to the succession Of EDWARD u.
RElDEL, deceased, to.wit
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND IN
that part Of the City of Baton Rouge laid ont
by Ellie Beauregard, being the rear Of lor No TO-
Of square No is, measuring fifty.three feet,
more or less, American measure. on America
Street, by the depth thereunt0 belonging, being
portion OF the same property purchased by
said deceased from Mrs. Mears, as will be seen
by reference to the deed in book v folio $50,
Notarial Acts of the Recorders Office
ALSO A CERTAIN STRIP OF GROUND
adjoining the above and measuring two " feet
front on America Street by depth of fifty i50)
feet being the same purchased from Louis Bar
rillier, per Act recorded in book No. l, folio A,
NOtarial Acts OF the Recorders Office.
ALSO A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
kitchen furniture
Terms of Sale-CASH to pay dAbts.
v3no50, J. w BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

A little brown or roam mare, saddle marks on
her back, blaze face, white on end OF the nose.
left hind foot white, branded on the left shout
der l.. w. or i. W, scar under the brand, about
thirteen hands in height, about six years old re-
ported by mir. G. Carry, who lives about twenty
miles from Baton Rouge.
Also a roam pony, roach III ne and short tail,
no brand left hna foot whire, big ankle on the
right hind foot thirteen hands high and about
seven years old, reported by W. Geanger, who
lives about twenty miles from Baton Rouge.
The abov, described est,ays will be sold &C.
cording to law, on Saturday July I'd 1881
ALCIDE DELATTE,
Parish Ranger.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
Treasurer's Report.

Treasurers Office East Baton Rouge
June 49, 1881.
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury--Gentlemcn Below you will please lind
my statement from last report to the 18th OF
June, 1891.
Balance on hand last report. ........... S2l23 10
Received of collections from Collector for
May 1881 ..........''....... liza ii
Received from j. W. Bates, Sheriff for
forfeited bonds. .,................,... 700
Received from G. j. Barrow, President OF
Police jury parish West Baton Rouge
for lease of Ferry, near Port Hudson ) 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ... 1914 Al
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants as cash from Collector. .....S l60 Il
Jury certificates as cash from Collector 20 go
Certificates of Indebtedness cash from
Collector. - w
Allowed claims. ....................... 8 e5
Cash warrants of 1880 and 1851. 1854 80
Balance on hand to date. ............... $50 e.
lOtai. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sHl4 II
ResDectftllly submitted
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

The grand extraordinary seml-annual
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
came off on Tuesday last. The 100000
prize was snatched in by man III Ten
nessee, ooh. would it we're wew
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18
NJ, UNA n AK ! PaIISH 1T
Auditors Report.

Nj GRANAk1, Pa1lsn treasurer.
Auditors Report.
AUDITORS OFFICE EAST BATON ROUGE
June 18th 1881. )
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury-Gentlemcn Below hand you statement
of warrants issued since my last report:
GENERAL FUND.
Warrants 2s, 30, 100, 1872, l35, 1876, 49,,
140, l43 AS 14s, l49, $50, Isl, 1852, 1913:
l54. l57, 100, 165, 964, ga 975, esq.,. 761 90
CRIMINAL FUND.
Warrants 90, 80. l42, l46, l47 l55 l56.
1874 $50, 02l........................ 35l 10
CONTINGENT FUND.
Warrants 1874, 1873, l39, l44, 49, ........ ll41 10
BRIDGE FUND.
Warrant l33. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29I ~
SCHOOL FUND.
warrant 10y. ............'."' '..'''...' " 30
FORFEITED BONDS.
Warrant al. ...................... ~ 90
Total. ..................... .....', S20J4 W
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ East Baton Rouge.
Will be sold at public outcrv, in front of the
Court House on
Saturday. the 18th day Of June,
A. D.. 1881, the following described real estate.
to.wit
FIVE (5y CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND.
situated 10 that part of the City Of Baton Rouge,
State of Louisiana, known as Auber Town or
Spanish Town and designated on plan there.
OF, made by Gil, Surveyor as lots Nos. one ~,
two t2, four az, five t5) and six (6), of square
No one ~, and further designated and describ.
ed in connection with lot No. 3, in Act Of sale
duly recorded in Book 9 folio SO Of Notarial
Acts in the Office of Recorder of this parish.
Terms Of sale-CASH
no56.2t. j. w. BATES, Sheriff.