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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Judicial Sales.

We respectfully call the attention of the
various constahles throughout the parish
to the annexed sections of the printing law
of the state Of La. IL will br Sven that all
judicial sales must he advertised in the
parish paper. 1t will perhaps save much
trouble if cnnstahlrs would heed thi, law
We hear of several sales advertised by
posting written notices Such advertise
mcnt will not do. II il but just To the
parties concerned that extensive notice hr
given If the sale Of property 81 thar ~
large price a. possible may be- received.
Read the law and act in accordance there.
with:
SIC. Ii. H IL further cnaci,d, etc., That
~ all sAariShcS of the State outsidr of the
parish of Orleans. where advertisements
are required In bc made IN relation To- Judi.
cial proceedings, or IN the sale of property
under Judicial prucrs>, or IN any other legal
proceeding of Whatsoever kind. they shall
hc published III an English newspaper
printed in the parish in which the proceed
iugs arr carried on; aud if there hc no news
paper published IN the parish. the ad,cr-
at or near the front door of the courthouse
or the place used as such. and at two other
public places in different parts of the par.
lsh; prorid'd, that ~ regards judicial and
legal advertisements under publication
when this act becomes operative. the pre-
Nions sections of this act shall not affect
the same, but il shall hc legal 10 continue
the advertisements IN the paper in which
they are being published. or in any other
daily newspaper published in English III
said parish for the balance of the time
during which such advcrtis rr,.ts should
respectively have Ia hc continued to com.
plrte the same According to law.
SEC. IL. BE Il further tadci,,i. ETC., That
wh're there arr two or more newspapers
published III the parish. the defendant or
party invested 10y law with the direction Of
the proceedings shall have the right of
selecting the newspaper in which the al
Ncrti-ment Is To be- made. if applied for
within threc days after notice of such pro-
ceedihgs. or the seizure made under the
process shonld the defendant neglect 10
select the plaintiff shall have III. right TO
do so; and, should neither plaintiff nor de
PENDANT select. nor the party invested by
law with the direction of the proceedings.
the sheriff, constable, clerk or other officer
charged by law with the carrying out of
the proceedings, shall select.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

We are under obligations to Frank Az.
cock for lat" city papers. Mr.. Avcock has
Just returned from visit To the Auditor
and we are happy to say has made a salts.
factory settlement with that gentleman
reports are satisfactory from tax collectors
all over the State, so much 80 that the pay
ment OF The January interest will be anti.
cipatcd and made on the Path Dec. inst
Mr.. Aycock informs u. that delinquent lists
arc coming up well, falling largely below
the estimate of the Auditor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Christnas Tree.

Az the young people and many Of the old
ones were made happy Mt the Christmas
Tree ON Monday night. Some Confusion
and much noise IL always indispensable from
such assemblagrs; but all, or at least ma
iority, Of the visitors went away satisfied
with the entertainment Of Homer Temper
auce Council.
The house was crowded, but thanks to
our slender frame and general hin-rirted-
ncs., We were able 10 wind in and ont the
throng with comparative ease. The uni
verssl delight Of the little ones "a they re-
ceved from the hands Of the polite attend
ants their various presents Was cheering
and celebrating to many old bachelors 10
whom the prattle aud musical laughter of
little children is specially attractive. We
were pleased with the entertainment, and
must congratulate our Temperance friends
that they have succeeded 80 well in pleas
ing 30 many.
But even IL We had not been satisfied
Win tue ti''' Nbuhi w yum
PEELED to express most ardent delight and
ample qualification, since a very charming
| little friend Of the editor, the beauty OF
whose devotion 70 the temperance cause is
only equalcd by her lovely face and sweet
voice, did beg us with such pretty plead.
ing 10 say something nice about the Christ.
mas Tree, that We must, prrforcc, think i,
wondrrful-thc Tree Of bew Ildrring beau
~, the presents Of gorgeous nagnifcrnce
the cricrs At the tree Of musical voice and
| graceful carriage. the sudicuce well be.
haved. aud all satisfied.
We cannot close this notice without offer
ing thanks tn the unknown friend VIII,
gave us the beautiful basket Of fruit and
swectmcats-a present Thought by all Il
have k<rn the most beautiful on tho tree
We are specially grateful because it was
sent not TO the editor, but to the indlvid-
ual Our unknown friend will accept the
ASSURANCES Of our most profound thanks
and grateful esteem.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

What has been the result of the election,
"t -, and what l. the relative standing
"t the two great parties today Twenty
three states voted during the past wear.
INT III several of the contests gave no test
even oi approximate accuracy, uf the
strength ut parties. In California, Con
nrCtlcui and Georgia the vote WAS ON con
stitnilnual amendments or conventions
amt oi c"ur>", parties were completely
-plit w "n thc~" questions aud every one
voted Independently. Ia Colorado. whcr.
Judge of the supreme Court was elected
there was virtually no contest, both mar.
ties suppurtiug the same candidate. VIII,
was unanimously elected Ia West Vir.
cinia, again, the election was on the au,.s.
uon ot ia" location oi the State cnpital.
ami No DIVISION Ut parties arose thereon.
In hitcrn states where the election WAS
Tor the highest state officers there were
regular party contests. In eight Of thc~c
STATES ,'"Ncrnors and Lieutenant Govcrnurs
w.r" elected, and IN the Others Trrasurrrs
S.crrtatl"s at state aud other minor State
"th'rrs These States were: Iowa. Kansas.
Kentucky Maine, Maryland Massachn-
scttS, Michigan. Nebraska. New Jersey
New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhni,
island AMI Wisconsin The vote cast in
these states was as follows: Democratic
l.6l7 So; Republican l,Gl- .g72; Greenland
li,lh,; Prohibition &2i-o; Labor ~.
Total 3.i6-.2l3.
In 1876 these same States asst the fol.
lowing vote: D"mocratic .2l- 300 R,puh-
lican, 2,3l77lt Grcenbnck. i5.Ni-; total
t.5-2,,i-l. showing a falling on this YEAR of
l,lli.ial votes, or ~ per cent.
In all of these States save three-MicLi.
gan New Hampshire and New lork-the
ntniocrats gained, making a net gain of
iV,H IL We add TO this the gains made
~ them IN Virginia and Mississippi, WHERE,
although there were no Rrpublican tickets
in the field, the independents contested
the election, the Democratic gain In the
year past will le found To be- 257 900. which
per centagc, il kept up Throughout the
Union, would give the Democrats a GOOD
working majority of over a million.-E o.
Denorat. "
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Prom the notice published elsewhere il
will be seen that Homer Lodge intend.
celebrating the 9th Of December. The
public installation will take place at the
Presbyterian Church, to which the public
sre invited.
10 the Supper at the Court house, all
Mason' in good standing. with their fami.
fies, are Invited.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Parish Court was in session the whole of
last week. Many important cases wen.
disposed Of and some questions of grra'
interest decided. All suits were, we prr.
sumo, of special Importance to the parties
concerned
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

List OF patents granted hy the United
States Patent Office to resident, of IN,
states below named Reported by c. f.
Foster. Patent solicitor. 500 seventh street,
Washington. ID. C.:
W. Wrinkles. Newport, Ky, fire escape.
\. &. Perry, Hickory Flat. Miss. plows.
}. &. Munroe, Wythcyillc, Va, trace
fastener.
J. VI. O'Ncal, Fort Worth, Tex, thresh-
ing machine
W. NJ. Towers, Rome. Ga plows.
), k"dman, ;. Carrollton, Ky, pillow at
tachmrnt>.
Il. {. Ma'hers, Louisville, Ky, mosquito
nets.
j. l.. Shipe, Clinton, Tenn, chuns.
J. Martin, Golad. Tex. tire tightener
j. Drake, Dcnison City, Tex, baling
press.
+. H. Angamar, New Orleans, La, steam
street cars.
}. I. Donovan, Waco, Texas, cotton
cleaner
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Saturday, the 18th day OF Jauuarv. 1873
Partition Sale.
Succession of Jesse Apn,cvl

Succession of Jesse Applewhitc.
X virtue OF n commission TO me directed
ID 10y the Honorable Parish Court of the
parish Of Claiborne. will sell at public
auction, at the Court house door in the
town Of Homer, on
saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1878,
the following described Land, situated in
the parish Of Claiborne. to-wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter of
Section nineteen, Township twenty-five,
Range five west. To he sold by order Of
Court to effect partition
Terms of sale: Cash.
III. w. KIRKPATRICK,
Sheriff.
De. II. 1877 fpfAG) ~,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
The. Gordon Conkling Quarrel.

We learn at last the facts about
the difficulty between Sentor Cor.
don, Of Georgia, and CUnkling, Of
New York. The following from the
correspondent of the Globe. Demo
crat, st. Louis, is, we presume. a
correct version of the trouble:
From what can bc learned it ap.
pears that Gordon had the floor and
demanded the report Of the commit
tee OIL the nomination Of Smith, for
collector of customs, at Mobile, Ala.
Senator Spencer, of the committee
on commerce, had been directed to
make \ report on this nomination.
but before this was done Senator
Conkliug said, 1--WE had better 90
on with the calender Gen. Cor
don spoke up in reply, and said that
the Senator from New York was not
authorized under the rules to give
orders to the vice.president. Mr.
Conkling then replied thatthe state.
mcnt that he gave orders to the
vice president, made. by the senator
from Georgia, was not true. Sena
tor Gordon then rcstated what he
| had said, and it was again prOnoun
ced to be untrue by Senator Conk
ling. The scene by this time had
grown to be very exciting, and the
senator's lrit their seats and grouped
in the centre isle. Senator Gordon
replied to Senator Conklings last
remarks By saying, "Nery well, We
will settle that EYES,, replied
Senator Conkling, 1--WE can settle it
ny~." At this juncture personal
friends of either senator attempted
to make peace, but failed. Mr..
Conkling stated at IL late hour to.
night that he had no intention to
reflect upon the veracity OF Senator
Gordon.
The reconciliation is explained as
follows:
After the Butler resolution the
senate sat idle for nearly an hour
when Thurman said he would call
for the doors to be closed, even
though the senate could not transact
any business, because there was n
matter TO he discussed which should
not he heard by the public. Under
Il rule of the senate the doors were
closed and the Gordon .Conkling row
taken np for adjustment. The spat
has been the topic OF the town to-day,
and idle goSsippers have had much
to say about Gorlon's Southern
chivalry which would surely cause.
him to challenge the New York sen.
atOr to mortal combat. There is
reason to believe that Gordon. in his
| first hot moments after the alterca.
ton, inclined to seek personal salts
faction, but the presence OF friends
and family soon Overcame any such
intention on his part, and he yield
ell his grievance into the hands OF
Senators Mcdonald and Ransom.
who met Senators Howe and IIaInlin.
acting for Senator Conkline. Dur
ing the morning the tour gentlemen
arranged the means ni settling the
quarrel Ii was settled 10y paper
signed 10y the acting friends, which
is To 80 upOu the records. If either
of the principals has any advantage
in the settlement it il Gordon. as
the document in question came from
ConkIng's friends and withdraws
the remarks of which Comkling'S
were the most offensive.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

The Governor has ordered elections 10
NIL the following vacant places in the
Legislature Brown, Of Cnddo; Hughes. of
Assumption; Thomas, of Bossicr, and Eusti,.
Of Orleans
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

..- fhe leader always wears the best clothes.
but the inan who pounds the bass drum in
brass band always looks as though he
arranged all the mnsio- and taught the
band. 80 says Peters Musical Monthly
How VIII the paragraph suit osr new bandf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

We are ia receipt of communication
from j. W. Cockerhnm, Esq, of Drnyillc,
concerning an alleged injustice done him
10y the managers Of the Claiborne Fair.
Mr. e. says that he won the prize for the
fastest walking horse, and the prize for the
best made quilt; but that u. w. Harris,
Srcy., informs him by letter that "thc
judges reported in your favor. bnt not
worthy q lrcmium;" Nr. Harri. az the
same time sending the premium for quill
in five cent stamps, dcdurting thcrcfrom
the postage and registering fee. Mr.. Cock
crham has right Ia he heard II he has
been hardly uscd-and no matter how in.
significant the amount involved. Justice
should be done.
Not having space 10 publish in full Mr.
Cockerham's letter, We have submitted it
To Nr. Harris, Secretary Of the Fair Asso-
citation. He informs MS that tho Judges
presented report in accordance with the
following rule, which has been published
To the world a. part of the Fair Catalogue:
The judges will he expected in an cases
To withhold premiums when the article or
animal Is not worthy, though there bc no
competitor
Under this article il seems that the
judges, who were disintcrested, withheld
The premium because, although Mr.. Cock
cIham's horse was the fastest. be- still was
without merit sufficient e. cniitlr him to
the five dollar, offered. This Is the cNpla-
nation gwen rs.
Aud now about the brd-quilt question.
We do think with Mr.. c. that unnecessary
deductions have been made from that pre-
MUM. tlre cent stamps are but little
used, and the transmission Of a letter
from here 10 Sparta, very short distance.
snrrly did not require that the letter he.
registered. However, extra caution NAV
have demanded such "a course.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

We regretted exceedingly to have to part
with DIR. I. Is. Gordon, late President of
Homer College. But private affairs de.
mand his attention, and the College is now
without president. Dr. Gordon is u good
man and fine teacher. lie lravcs in Clai.
borne many, very many friends.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

onr quondam town~man, J. c. Egan, As.
s's'ah' A't"rn"y-Gcncral, il reported 10 he,
mp to his eyes in work. and making a won.
derinl reputation a. a lawyer aud faithful
servant of the State. 1t is whispered that
Me"srs Ogden and Egan will certainly car,.
the Returning Boar,l birds.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Tho late Conference of the Mcthodist
Episcopal Church South, made the follow
ing appointments Of interest to our rad.
err: Rev. J. A. Parker remains al Homer;
Rev. J. A. Miller i. on the Haynesvillc
Circuit, and Rev. J. H. Stone is Presiding
Elder Of this District.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

DIR. Lyuus Parker, at this time editor of
the New Orleans Christian Advocate, will
likely be elected bishop in the place of Dr.
Marvin, lately deceased.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

senator sp"hord will present to the
coming Legislature statement Of what
has taken place in Washington concerning
the admission of Kellogg and his own re-.
lection, and tn" reasons leading thereto.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

A communication from friend Of ours
on the Constitutional Convention question
IL unavoidably left out this week Next
week it will be published.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Tho Pacific Railroad Committee OF the
House have referred the Texas Pacific bill
to q subcommittee Of scven-four Of whom
favor the bill and thrrc oppose il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Piano and Organ Agency
HAVING accepted the Agency Of the GER
Ill ebratcd
NARCHAL 4 SMITH
Plano Manufacturing Co., New York,

A'""V """oinCtuTinH w., Nov lV
] am prepared to sell first class Pianos .
the lowest cash prices. The Marchh
smith Pianos combine every impTovemen,,
III tone, touch, power and durability, ~
have everywhere won for Themselves RI
utation for rHrirdiied ercciience AND dsrsbik
~. All Pianos sold by me will have y
makers guarantee for seven years, and W
also receive my personal supervision WIS
delivered, thereby guaranteeing their ~
ing in perfect order and tame. will ~
receive orders for the celebrated MASONs
HAMlIN ORGANS. These Organs are "
surpassed in the world, and have the v
dorsement Of all the leading musicians -
composers in Europe and America. Pnce
as low rs any first class Organ.
All instruments sold by me will have y
personal guarantee in addition to the ~
ers' For descriptive lists, prices, &c, "
ply to
A. A. WHEELER,
Prof Music in Homer Female InsttfuH
Having a full supply of material, =
prepared TO tune and repair Pianos and "
gans in thorough and workmanlike ~
ner. With many Year, experience n
best establishments, both North and 49,
| am certain l can guarantee my wcss
every respect. A. A. W:
Ang. -. 1877. In
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

We learn that Prof J. ". Sicbslsou, of
the State University, is at home making
preparations for a permanent, removal tS
Baton Rouge.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

The steamer Leslie Taylor blew up at
the wharf In New Orleans ON the 18th inst.
Several parties wounded, and others miss.
ing, supposed TO be killed or drowned.