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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
ST. JOSBPH'S ACADEMY
Baton Rouge. La.

Baton Rouge, La.
THIS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE d.
i rection Of the Sisters of St. Josephs, Is
situated short distance from the river, in .
very healthy locality.
The caurse Of study includes all the higher,
as also the elementary branches Of the English
and French languages. Every attention 10 given
to the politeness health and comfort Of tha pnpls
The Academic year begins on the First
Monday Of September, and closes about
the latter part Of June
TERMS.
Board, tuition and washing per annum. $3.50 %
Music Painting and Drawing form extra charg.
es. Plain Sewing and Fancy Work, in all it's
varieties, taught without additional charge.
For further particulars, apply TO
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Prof. John H. Davidson, for many
years principal of the Vienna High
School, is now President of the Homer
College. From what we know of Mr..
Davidson he will make fine executive,
and will reflect credit upon the institu-
ton and keep up its high and meritori-
Ons standard.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OHEnlII y SAAE.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, LATE FIFTH,
~ now Seventeenth Judicial District Court,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
No. 1882.
BY virtue of an alias writ of Fl, ia. issued in
the above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed from the Honorable Court aforesaid
holden in and for the said Parish and State
have seized and will expose to public sale, in
front of the Court House door of said Parish, on
Saturday. the 18th day ofSeptember
next, A. d. 1881, between the hours of II
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. M, of said day, all
the right, title, interest and claim of the De-
fendant A. A. DelarOderie in and to the follow.
ing described properties, tO.wit.
THE UNDIVIDED THIRTEENTH SIX.
tenth 1910 of ten certain lots of ground sit
uated in that part OF the city of Baton Rouge
laid out by Ellie Beaurogard, and designated on
the plan thereof IS lots Nos. l. 2, 3, I, 8, 9
and 10, of square No. 3, supplemental plan, TO-
gether with the saw.mill and improvements
thereon.
bered /, 9, 3, 4 and 70 OF square No. A. supple.
mental plan, Beauregara Town, City of Baton
Rouge
Also. LOTS NOS AND 5, OF SQUARE
No. 5, Beauregard Town, City OF Baton Rouge
with buildings and improvements thereon
ALSO, LOT NO. s, OF SQUARE NO. 10
Beauregard Town, City of Baton Rouge.
ALSO LOT NO. 8, OF SQUARE NO. 12,
Beauregard Town, City of Baton Rouge.
ALSO, THE UNDIVIDED ONE.FOURTH
| az interest in lot No. 3, of square No. 2, Beau
| regard Town City of Baton Rouge.
ALSO, THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT NO. S
| of square marked ''B supplemental plan o.
Raauregard Town Civ nf Ration Rnure with
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount ofjudg
ment interest and costs claimed in the above
entitled and numbered suit.
Terms of sale-CASH, with the benefit of ap
| praisenlent J. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
Churns! Churns!

Having purchased the State Right for Pat.
tons Celebrated Rotary Churn, am
now prepared to fill all orders for the same.
They sell on sight. Cali and see them at the
store Of Nick. Wax. opposite the Court House,
Baton Rouge, La. ANTHONY WAX,
Sole rent for Louisiana
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
FOR RENT.

Nor RENT-A Cottage Residence. situated
C 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.
flee, Baton BOuge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Cut Cut! Gut!
New Cheese York State now ION the cut
at Family Grocery of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15
THE YORK7OGN CELEBRATIOM

FoETEEss MONROE w., Oct. 1i-The United
stijcs steamer Trenton arrived IN Hampton Roads at
late hour "Wednesday night, with all on board well
Major-Gcncral winfield 5. Hancock, accompanied by
General W c. Mitchell, General Richard Arnold, Cap
tain Wharton OF ms st, aud number OF ladies', ar
rived here yesterday. Daring the day General Hancock
visited the post receive. salute britng his rank
The transportation companies have chartered from New
York the john Sylvester, Eliza Hancock ana
Columbia, which in connection with the \. +. Banks,
Northampton aud Acr0mack VIII run ho Ily between
Norfolk aud yorktown for the next ten DAYS.
Considerable expressed by the advance
guards OF the militia OTE.uZut. ON, winch expect To take
part the military exercises 80 YORKTOWN a. the lack OF
aTraUWrhCuis mad" by tc committees for their reception
some I'VE hundred Veterans IRON tine iiamp,Ou Sudier'
Home, iu command ol Colonel NCUGnH, VIII leave Tor
Yorktown uu MpuIay Tue French war steamers MuEl-
cieune anu Dunout Ofyiie, from hew-lork, arrived
IN Hampton Roads this NOR ing
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EKPLORER, Not 7OUELS7.
Edttor OF The tribune.

To me Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: II seems almost unGraClOuS IN me To
critic-r the long and complimentary notice oi my
Nor,k Iapp and Fipu which appeared ga yc'cr'a' =
TElrSE set thIuk am justified In taking exception
10 the word tourist a. applied 20 mo ~ S"1r Opening
.entcnre. am the nj loss to understand such
app-latiOn after having been before TIE pubic an
bu,l- periodicals ANA iccturcsj for period now, Of
nearly ninc years Six yoar- Of my life have been de
voted exclusively to travel, aud during that time have
iourncycd 10y and land more than 10000 niler
this mostly through such little known countries rs
Japan Mongolia China, the Philippine Islands. Java
Morocco and LIpland, all of which contain regions
almost inaccessible. within the same space OF TIM"
have devoted myself 10 exploration Of $50 miles ~
Northern Scandinavia and another o 900 miles In Far
turr India My discoveries have suited ~ important
additions to Oriental science and arr acknowledged
without by fUCh recognized au'horilr- ~ ne
ROYAL Geographical Society of England ne NHfuddy
Rericr ran JfaH Gd-cc and Examiner ~ London, TIE
Typographical and chronological Societies OF New ork,
and such ,a,abc critics ~ the editor, of The Amrri
can clopfdia President Porter ~ Yale, CheiJusce
Daly Paul u. du Chiilu and T. l. HyrH All this aurcy
does not tan within what h generally understood 1" Ice
the province - the lettering aud pleasure loving tour
isl" Ecsprcifdlt, FRANK VINCENT JR
hep- York, Oct. TO- 1881.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LOSpOS Friday, Oct IA, 1881.
The Manchester GUardian, in its commercial article,
says: ." The market is uulI and inactive. There Is
small miscellaneous demand current rates. In cloth
sume little business s doing for China. the demand
Tor ihdIa II very poor There have been lew moderate
shlca o yarns Tor Tie continent, bat yarns home
consumption ana for export cOutuuc Inactive. Prices
tLIOli ELOnt the market are unchanged"
HAVANA, oct IA supposed inccndiary fire has CON
suuied tho whole OF the Resolution Plantation ON the
Island OF Porto Rico, causing a loss Of $4,000 Tie
proprietors oi la Jdrde Published Porto Rico have
been uned $500 !Or cOntrayeOhon o. the press laws
The Saut0 Domingo Government has thirty-sx
Spauiars IA ia and intends la put them trial They
were ga ptuIcd with Guile mos expedition.
TOaosTO. Oct Ia -lIiuian regulates the nsnuntion
of newspaper mere that his actions connection with
the Ross and Trclett not sincere. He says
he mn up his own money both races. and further
states that n he had wished 10 row cro0Kcd,' he would
now money enough 10 nay ba'f the city
HALIFAX, h. s., oct. l4-JaIncs Lanksbury, stopping
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ARRIVAL or TIE CITY OF BRUSSELS WITH T. p
oCONNOR. DIR. DILLON EAGAN AND JAMES RED
PATH oN BOARD.
The steamship CITY Of Brussels, having on board
T. L. OConnor. Member OF Parliament for Galway.
DR.. Dillon Eagan, del, gate from the National Land
League of America to the recent Convention at
Dublin and James Rclpafh. was sIgh'c yrstn 'ay,
carly in the afternoon. number of representative
Irishmrn of this city went down the bay to receive
Mr. O'Counor and welcome him to America. They
left Per No. l at o'clock on the steamer y. Il.
Hopkins. The following organizations were repre-
Sc ted:
ST. Patricks Alliance Of America, the Irish Club
of the City of Ncw-Nork, the Ancient Order al
Hibcrnians the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Society OF New-York the Long 5horemen's Society
the Brooklyn Land League, the Land Leagues,
Of jersey City. the Home Eule Club of New-lork.
InvitationS had hecn sent out 10 800 people. but
only about 100 were able to bo present. In the
party were Or Thomas J. !. Ford, stephen j. Mea-
nv. Patrick Gleason. Major Edward Duffy, Charles
Kelly. +. H. Keenan,. Edward II. Fahrrty Hugh
King Colonel Klvanagh, of the 69th Regiment
Matthew Cox William Connolly, the Rev. Father
Hurley. john M,Gary Dennis T. Splllissy, Major
ID. B. Cunningham, Lieutenant +. Doolry,
Of the Goth Regiment, ID. J. Holland,
J. Nee. Sculy, Roger Burke. Joha +.
walsh, hlcNahdcr lfti'i' J"Hh T. N''h'
Peter O'Toolc The Executive committee Of Re-
crpiion was made up by Or. William H. Wallace,
W ID. GALLAGHER, j. T. Farrell. Senator ECc,lcsnc,
Miles VI. O'Brca and VI. j. Costello. The seth
Regiment band furnished the music for the oc-
ca~iou DR.. William H. Wallace on behalf OF tie
National Land League II America and the iarncl,
Land League was prepared to deliver an address of
welcome.
The steamship lay at anchor outside the bar
during the evening and was there n midnight b &
the d. egaiiun still remained Ct Quarantine, where
il WAS expected the CIty 81 Brls0ls would arryra al
1880 TIN, morni z. Then the Reception Committee
intend to boarl the vessel. take on the lf,hmen
and return to thi, ,lty.
Nj. O,puuor viii speak upon the ~. sent state
the land agitation movement sunday night an
Stcllway Hall Tie viii then make tour OF the
country unless. a. anticipated. present events com
p. hI, immediate return To- Ireland. He VII STAY
at the New ofk Hotel while IN his city.
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PERSONAL.

The health of Admiral Poriers wife is improV-
ing.
Franklin simmons. the sculptor, left Washington
q lcW days ago Tor Rome
Mr.. r. b. HAYES a d his wife will not, it is said,
80 10 Europe this autumn.
Senator Hoar will pass the WINTER AT Washington
in the house built for Secretary stanton on Frank
ln-square.
The Able List who attained his SEVENTEEN wear
on September %, has recovered from his recent
indisposiuon. sReceutly he pail VISIT oil Ie"
DAYS 10 Herr Wagner, at BayrenlA'
4 new tenor, Heinrich Bocl, who has just ap-
peared in Hamburg has history curlously Ike
Wachters He vas a hack-drver, Ike the Older
tenor. and his voice was discovered by accident
Polini the director OF the opera, was so struch Dy
it, beauty that he decided 10 give the young man
NIsical education at his own cost.
LISTS recent illness has happily proved to he
much less serious than was anticipated. tie lelt
Weimar some weeks ago to spend few DAYS with
Wagner at Bayrcutb, on his way to Rome, where he
intended to keep his SEVENTEEN birthday on the 22d
inst This festival is TO be celebrated by per-
fornance of his orItoriO - ST. Ellzabeth.'
Mrs Ida Lewis of Newport has Just received the
gold medal awarded TO her by Congress for her
bravery in saving thirteen lives at the peril OF her
own. The fattering presentation speeches uttered
by Lieutenant Chadwick and Ex-Governor Van
Zandt made the shy young woman 50 uncomiori-
able thai the speakers desSted and the little COM
pany adhered for the occasion at the Newport Gus
tom House proceeded to congratulate the nervous
heroine.
Herr Wagner IT is asserted, speaks OF King Louis
of Bavaria as his - dear yOung friend-a man whose
mind Is sufficiently developed to appreciate the
great things ] have done" The composer is
quieter and less impatient than he used to he. He
does not fly into passion the name of Beethoven,
neither will he tear up and down the room with the
dTessing-gown nutterng behind and the artistic
velvet cap banged down on one ear, and dub Meyer
beer an "unmuscal imposOr," If any one happens
10 mention the Prophete or the - Africaine." de
merely snrugs his shoulders pityingly.
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IN notice, Of Marriages mist be iq5orsci ci,t Jag
I'D gsSs- ils1EE ski
LILL

CORNFLL-At Greystone Birmingham Conn, Thursday
cnruci ana daughter Of Edward s. shelton Of rrm.ng.
Fnnera services IN SATURDAY, October 10 o'clock p M
Trains leave NeH.rork and New ayen Depot at m. Re
CoRNER't Nidetowu. n. " october 10, Eva L. wife OF
Faaer from her -to residence Goshen. y. y saturday at
2O'ciock ?. M
GFEF{.,ln ErooAlyq, on Thursday eyorns October 10.
man "rrooe aged y"art and - days.
October 10. a. O'Clock p. ID.
otLAN D-suddenly on "Wednesday morn,ng, october 70
m ne $50 year Oi msa
Fgo S services at 80 10 P"rove 1t p m Friday ocO
Int rmeut at springfield Mass saturday October Is, With
ser.Ice5 20 the residence OF &. d. cha iu &c II a.
dcCREA -.ucdepy on the tn inst, AZ Yorktown Va,
board the United stats ship Tennessee Captain Ei~ar p.
Noti,s VI funeral hereafter.
McEINsrRY-on october ~, ISL Alfred MeKia5ty, only
OF Andrew AMI .ebe'ca Mcknsty in the 10Th year
liza pa S11'a' 4 @ at a5svS i S .af rrs Sio'
Iu'crn'ut Monday, IT NoH.raiz, Ulster Co.. y. Y.
= y Patz papers please copy.
PINcYm grooaiyu, october Il, Henry r.. Pincy in
Funeral ssryices W be hold at the Union Congregational
Chmch on sunday, october 10. az . o'clock.
sAYLEs-1croD.r r. l,sl infant son Of wmppe o. and
Funeral At ocloa p m. saturday, from the residence Of
SCOTT Suddenly at the Victoria Fo Friday october u.
Evelyn Gu1nee ~coto.oOl Edward r. scott and daughter
Notice OF tunera hereafter.
srouTAt her late r-,dence No 1874 Parkplae Brooklyn.
OF dphtheua on FRIDAY morung ian inst, Mrs. Joanna
Johnson wife Of John a. stout in he 53t year Of her
The remains Si be Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery this
saturday. morning. az 3 o'clock.
VosAt Montrnsr \. j. the lSth inst Sarah F., widow
81 the late Loubcu N1se in the 74th year OF hgr
Funeral from her ae RESIDENCE saturday, 18th inst arr
OF the foot OF Barclay and Christie
phcTsts. Please omit hoacra
WHEFLOCK-Ou the l2th inst, Nancy F., widow Of Clark
WhrtIOtk. iu tle S2d year 0f her age.
Funeral services thr house OF her s0nn law Albert NJ.
Beeow No. 1901 Madsonaye on saturday. 18Th nst at
1880 =.
W.HGHI-At sea Bright Nj on wednesday l2th inst,
sitter brief Lur-1. HGrICt Elizabeth wife Of Charles
Wright n. D.. ~ this city.
Relatives and fTrus 3ytAi % ttt"n the funeral at
Church EroaiwIy and 10th ST.. SATURDAY 18th
iu-t ut II o'clock b..
Friends will please omit flowers.
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Grace Claire This effort displayed unusual dramatic
mower and true artistic intuition; and it was re-
ceived. with marked favor, by great crowd. Mrs.
Grace Claire has not before acted in New-fork: TO
onr knowledge; but she would be useful ana elec
tropolitan company. Mr. GaylrTs Connie SoogaIn
tro pc with Mr.. George Clarke ut us ne,iu M,r
make tour Of the New-England circ,ht, ipPo''i"s
at the Windsor Thea re, Boston, October III
The remittance of Mr.. John T. Raymond SET uo"i
for next Monday October II, at the Ofanu 80 49,
House is an event TO be enjoyed by those WIN I'M
comic bumor. Mr. Raymond re-app-ars as ''e'% '"'
American. after succ sSlul tour OF the NO"
land circuit. 1t is uudeIstood th'' -, oo,,-
.FrpsbD has been made more enJol""i' ~ :;
,,rossicn and the sharpening of its ehec's, anu q"
9, -, LYNNE that Mr. Raymond mas ih"ue Ms luz
'...,;,., v.rv distinct and bright anu cr.-
heIisheo il with many new il'''SooI t'.f,Iss and
iils II is 10 be hailed with peculiar SatielacIoh'
l., r,nrblished and hitherto unknown opera by
,,a,izatd entitled I'll Duca dAlba," Is SAID 10
Jave been recently discovered in TIN box at
Mia. Sisnor Flppi. the distinguished ltaIian
critic saws that he has the score, and believes
If 70 be genuine The discovery Is not Of itself I'D
the least important tor the dGy for music oil thiS
srhoo has passed but the curious part OF the DuS'-
ness is tn q: Donizetti should have LETT behind MIN
onv urppbl shed work 1T all. His popularity was
so great that managers were ONLY 100 eiiu W
ms opptas-g1od, bad or nUHer'ht,-anq -
scarcaIv credible that nobody knew anything. VI
tbie scorr cpinplet and ready Tor Te'lS>ehta' ION
as il is SAID TO be. Iher" - room ~ ir'H' iot /"
SnsDicIon that some one has been executing clever
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THE ursr lcr or 4 gRGnY1 DUEL.

4 RErRhCUoN or THE BLAIR LErrEEs-MR. WISE
AND MR. EtuDLEBTRGER on TUE EVE OF A
DUEL.
RICHMOSD, Va. Oct. ll.-As a sequel to the
story regarding the confession of W. Leigh wilson:
avowiu that the Blair letters Torce-es the follow
ing T. given which appears IN The Se this afternoon
n a card in me Rrhmopd win to-day there APP
pcared publication from II. 10. EdebIrcet, purport-
ng 10 contain letter from W. Leigh N7on. I'm that
letter the following statements, copied al rerbd'ia ct
Ntroij8, are made:
the people NJ Virginia ID SAY mat captain +. . Blair
wrote uc WORD, syllable e., those ,etiors, bat
The name 81 TIE i"rzer WI not give out rorr God
and men, I am willing 10 bare me consequence,
not being willing 10 sink mere tool OF others
could 70 io,lr. me: mat tirnr-. u Wise and John Dan
mel WHO persuaded me nl" ih, t on promises nor Iai
tel what they have failed tell and that j. that
on pr"st pay 80 N is' pay 9o S' 6
tanned permission 10 read and publish n tuey isbed,
asi named 81 which found they bad also copy. re
grct ycr much write ibis letter bnt Justice To well
bu' God stand alone responsible" for every line 81 this
letter. further say that John ". haun,l, "corgc d.
that these letters were meyer written hy Captain Blair
th 20 the luos" conversation dua other things taxing
to sv the letters and there ctE'rn So was more than
suli"i no o. have aIous ar 'n,l'Uods "I iar drr
was "a rJ,cduy proceeding prrpt rated on drunken
man, AMI tor it, baun.d and Wise are mainly re-
I .iall not couIysccnl 20 notice Wilson, Tie CORE
suondcnt fr'ui an1 hUrirg of Malone, Hl''r 81 Co.,
ate miserable lies OF tuc whole CLOTH bHt avail myself
o. tins opportunity to den"unce u H. Iodfeo1fger who
coucOcici the SANDERS and the person persons whp
directed DrSAncoHcI thei pu'u,'uo - hdsy at7 ana
slIndcrrrs. 'i''R"I H. WISE
The John W Dauuic referred 90 by wilson Is the
Democratic candidate f1r Governor and Groc- y Wi,"
Is C,nercs,uan-cect from this d.trct. Montero"i is
a friend ~ MAJOR Daniel. accompanying him TO- the can
VASES TOE general impression This evening Is that tho
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
.Synopsis for ne pdsl "a hours

WASHINGTON. Oct 10. | a. m.-Tbe barome-
ter is lowest in Nebraska and is falling rapidly rs
highest the New England and Middle Atlantic coast
The temperature has fallen in New-England ana the
Middle Atlantic from 80 to $50. II has risen IN
the Lake region from 40 49, from 30 to 2O' IN Inc
Mississippi and from 30 to go II the Missouri Naey
Rain fallen last report in the Lake region ana
the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys The "hdS
in New England the Middle Atlantic States ONO Naey,
Lake region and the Upper Mississippi Valleys are sOuI
ery in the south Atlantic and Gulf States they are
from east TO south.
Indications to-fdH
For the Middle Atlantic States increasing cloudntsS
and rain southeastcrly Winds lower barometer htaoh
or higher temperature. il
For New-EnSiaud, increasing cOudlness ana ram,
souheastery winds. lower barometer, STATIONARY vi
higher temperature
CdWiOnGTg Signals
Cautonary signals continue from Cape Henry to SANDY
Hook.
Indications Tor tomorrow
Partly cloudy weather and rain II indicated Tor HeW
England the Middle Atlantic States and Lower LaAc
re gion to-day and tomorrow.
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L1TEST SHIPPLNG NEWS.
PORT or NBW.YOHN oct. H. 1881
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YOHK OCT H. 1881
ARRIVED
steamer CITY Of Brussels or ConlrOu, Liverpool Oct =
via Queenstown - with mdsc and pas-r 20 John H bAy
steamer my Columbus NicScr,On savannah jdays with
tutsu and passengers 10 Geo i1lsr-
Bark Fadclna AUST, Poidugo, -harpness 81 days. 10 Da
lark ncva ItlU. Plulo Lcor Germany, 30 days In bal
last 10 order.
Brig Renee Adriennc lBr, ---, Antigua - days
WE AJVEAENT5 OF 1rtAAELS
AMERICAN pDFrl
phil ,prLPluA oct ti-Arrlvel steamers Hcca tr)' Tan
mar Nntyyrrp. norman Boston whiting Providence; n q
IiIilr W ACE New. ok; Equator Fan Nycr williams.
port. Eoson. ,.. ......- ~. ,-,.., 5,s,,,
sailed steamers alicia and Blackstone
FOREIGN SHIPPING
toypoy, oct li-@auel-2l inst Fuuceschuo 7hlnst
Fir' T. Shaw Or1lte1 the last two Tor baltimore l-h
insi agra capt UoseHiul Ai,ianee 18Th nt, Nooonna
kuig,d-iOtn inst. Angelo Cayaio charlotte Anna iyu
goeI plymouth Rock; 1lth Inst Anoiuet,e y Ht laus7
et Chr1 Srpher inst Asnc on thr isle oi sit Par
t,nmco I'M me oiic suzanne; l3l1 nst. Dictator aSre.
Iuhn Boyd Lyng,ioue, lurl luLcilu Ldco touEah the
latter OF Dungenoss
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OHIO,s VERDICT.

FT0ns M UIleG IellLl IRfDl.
OHIO has pronounced Its verdict on the
orei Presidential OF James A. GARFIELD, ana rs
devotion 70 ID. principles and spirit which governed
MN. it has magnduimUuslf reached out ih hand %!
friendship TO hs SUCCESSOR, bidding lin go forward III
Ills hllcut task II has encouraged hin ny generous
confidence aud strengthened INN BY the proof that The
peops and steadily wth the advanced columns OF re-
Pubheanlsn and Val sustain President VINO brdvey
Goes MS Iuly, aud sets aside IacOnai dlctatluh and
ciauOr Tor te spoil" That is the prophecy OF OHIO. IL
paVes ths way tor New-Yurk IN November, IL pledges
shc sVoily OF the Republican party in the elections
hereafter 20 occur IL teShes that the example and the
,neioTy Ol the dead President have inspired kepnb
1eahs OF th NauOn u carry tnework which be begun
.sery manly sentiment amt every public interest inpcl
s shem W tis course October ~ 1880 rendered certain
kne decision pronounced in November OF that year.
0StoOer OF 1881 Is lust as clearly prOpheto.
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OHRIS-LOWERRE-On Tuesday. October II, at tho
Church Ol the Heavenly Rest Nv The Rev. Robert How
land D. D. lewis Nelson Morris 20 c. Matilda, dauChter u
SEAMAN LOWeirc.
PtNCEk-WHlrrAKER-At Pougbkeep-le. on ai0ndays
Oci002r 10 1881, by gno Rev. william WiiiIktr, James
seymour spencer o NcV-llTghtOl, y. L. 10 Alice Miller
daughter OF tho officiating clergyman.
oIpDDARD-FERNHtA D-on Wednesday evening Oct0-
Der - b the Ebert element Tesidenre 0f the
brides sister Mrs. 3aI3ha ieebe, No los East 10Th.
sr, Charles VILLA -tOilapi to Josie l. feruhcad.
ENFFDN-MELLIcK-D "Wednesday October 70 az tho
residence OF 'he brides amt Phelps by the
itcg. john nan. d. D., Jose p TNeedy of Angola
Texas 20 Elizabeth Ayres daughter OF Andrew d. Mcllck
esq, Of this city.
Church Albany y. ~ Jy The Rev. =. a. smith and he
RCv. J. = Reese, Horace OuHg }fOnesta's. pCau,
aud CCnoll daughter n oscar T.. ascy h. u Albany.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

"Garfeld's friend Foster" seems to have
been well taken Of b, lhe Republicans Of Ohio Tat
secret po to defeat MIN Itself
Journal RrpJ
Governor Fosters second administration will
he a. popular ana busiues-lke hi first one and 1t
VIII secdre series 81 Republican victories ia DhiC
number oi ears 10 COME cleveland Leader (Itcpj
There ought to he some way found without
embarrassing tie Republican party Of getting rio of
George e. GOrMau before II becomes necrs,ary ia holt
he nomination prevent his becoiug secretary OF the
Senate Hartford Post QtepD