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Ehe 6llowing described Real Estate. VI;

The flowing described Real Estate. viz:
! AL lih9tcert)ip lot piece or pMcel Of land
! VITA 1--WE tWo"s50ry frame dwelling houses
! there II eieased, situate IN the city Of VIII
I ming:2n at;rc aid, ard kEown as nos. 81
"3 and "a, ca plot OF lard sod at pub ic
\ sale M the 18Th day OF April 1871, bonded
/ AID described az follows, to-wi': Reglp-
Ming, az point on tts northerly side OF
/ Pescn streetat the distance OF Que hundred
feet westerly truIn the wtstotly SIDE of Clay
] mont SN,et seve!ty-tive feet 10 O. cornrr.
{ 'he1cS' westerly parallel with Peach strat
I SeEo;ity-hVc feGt TO curuer, thence souttl-
berlyshd pAra'sel with the FIRST described
GIe, s3ytni y-tYe fcel to the aforesaid side
ERes ca street, ana thence lher, by easter-
..7 Sei 'CnjS five feet 10 The plncN 81 bap, :.
:ttog, hxceping and res6rving al fhpt
poltinn Dt t'4e abpvd mentioned aud de-,
Ger! br1 n, Op@rly, Hs tNIlOYa. tO-Wit: Be-
gfnI1ingut y l,oint on the norther'y SIDE o:
Peac stree At the distanrccf one hundred
aod torty-esy IN feet four ,cheq wes'ejiy
fsO:'oth1 sht Of G!ayfnnht s'r5,ft, ;ler &c
nortneriy AMI parallel W III C'aymogt
Street a. d pas 'ng through .he, niciIn Of
enty-tive feps IT,. conner, theme wes!criy
parallel with IaA Oh street tweaiy-tev.n n
feet elgl n inc"es n, cerntr, thence south
erly IN Il. pa-nl,~l wi, \ the Hr.t snontioit
l'il9,.ar 4 C;tymnr CstreGt seyehty-fye iect
to the 'f(olek;s.,i side st Peach, ana thence
thsrebt esstcrlV wen iy-seven feet eifht
in1htYj to ,hs place of Degianing, he the
contt bis thereof wi al t!l.y may, with t4"r
Dam.k houses thereon erected. rs rele:,St,
:. rAon fded IN boott u. no. 10, ! age 216, a..
pro trerty o, John Pierce. and Martha, j ,
hi5 wife, ard t. l., antl to bs sold BY
: I..d T.. .IsAAC aKU9t, Sheriff
Eheriff's Ofice, new Castle. Jan q. A. y.
AS'S. iun2l-ts
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Short stories ard sto les cont nued from
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Tape Werm Removed Alive.

Bead and all complete, lu TWO hours
No fee till besd passea. Seat, rin and
stool%ch warDs removed by Er, Kunkel
235 North Ninth street, PEilade|pAi0, Pa
Send for circular. Fer re moving sea-, in
or stomach worms cal % your druggist
and ask Tor a hyt'e q Ernkeps Worm
Synp, price 81, 1t never 'aG,s' Comman
sonse teacs'aSif tape worm ;,e removed, all
o.LeI W rms can .e r2sGilI removed.
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CHERIFF'fo ,5ALE,

SHERIFFso sALH, .
BY virtue oi q ". it OF Lsvarl Facias 10
me directed will he expos ed ta Public Sale
at the Lalayet Z Hotel, Sal Shipley st, eet,
kept by George w. Ortllp, in the city oi
Wllmlngtol. New castle County. Del, on
WEDNESDAY. The 9th day Of FEB, 1878,
at o'clock P. M.
The following described Real estate viz: !:
All that certain lot or parcel of land with
six two story frame no lses thereon erected.
situate in thecity OF Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described az follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the northerIy side
Of "A street at EeVenty feet wide, st the dis
tance of tTenty-eight feet easterly from
| easterly side Of Townsend street, ~ corner
for lands Of John y. Edwards, th snce along
said Edwards line through the middle OF
the partition wal between This house and
the house on The west adjoinipg nortberly
and parallel with Townsend street sixty
feet, TO the soa1htrly side 0fa four-teet wide
alley leading intoJ owr send street, thence
| along said side of SAID alley, easter.y sew
enty-two teet. 10 stake In a line o, land nf
T. II: Mitchell thence southerly along sald
i MiIcheiPS lin Q and parallel wilh Townsend
street sixty feet 10 the Aforesaid norther!y
| side OF A street, etld nence thereby Wesle er-
| ly seventy. wo feet 10 the place of begin
ming. be the c4nteuts thereon what they
may. ...'.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
! perty ofGcorge II. Townsend ard Mary E.
NJ. his wife. bEt nov the property Of Gus
| ia yus Nelson. grantee cftha said George r.,
! Townsend and Mary E. M. h. wits, and
! terre tenants, snd to be sold b.;
ISAAC GRUPR, Sheriff.
| sheriffs Office. Now Castle Jauua,y y 2lst,
| A, D.iSIS ian5I-ls
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The following deserle,,d Real Estate viz
ENIft'!. SAIL.

BY vir'ue efa writ OF TevJH Facias
to he directed, will be exposed 10 fubfc
SAT, ut the afayetle Hotel, 8ll Sh1pleg
str let. kept by Geo. w. .,rttip, IN the city
of Wilmington, New Castle Gouaty, DeY
WEDNE5DAY, the Eth day Of FEE 1873.
at 4 o'c'ock r. NJ.
The following described Rea, Estate Viz:'"
Al that ce2;aiH lot orl leee of isno satttat 9
In t Iu city ~ Wilmington, b1und.d and
des tj1bei ue follows, f,.wit: EegiDptBg AT
o 81 i" on The nA th .rly side ,oi Eourth
street, bet ween Sehl]e az Il Clay ton streets,
at fSIt dintstee, OF etghty-,hree feet from
the We! ter" Ait,r ei eares street.. al bftv
feet wide hence ion said siiettf Fourth
street westerly ~ Ety SIX 3eet 70 Z. PlunKets
lands lh nee by ~ line Or The same and by
the cas- eri Y side OF Clay ton street norther-
" two lltNureti ana tIirty-hve tees CDe
inch to the srutherly side Of Fifth street,
LLence thoreby uD,, h,l1drei aud sixteen
feet 10 n s'aSe y, spce X Ii, i!erly parallel
with Searl ~ su Get ninety Tee one iHch TO
land sold a { q. Brady. thance by his land
westerly para tlel with Fourth street forty
nine feet t'ta staKe, thence a1uthevly par.
allei W,th SeAri"h street Que hundred and
forty -tV" 'eeG, to the olace OF bt ginning, be
the cor rints thereL + VIVA. they ,"av. T.
ptlz4C ard ft1ko", III esecut1on as tho pro-
perry cf HepIy X. Clark. and Ellen. his
wife, ana Jerome q. Tantum, and to be sold
by ~
Ill. .-.. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sheriff's Office, New Castle, January 18th
1879. ian2l-ts
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DOM ESTID.
JUSTICE. BBJ9LRY AND THE LOUISIANA
CASE.

JUSTICE. BPJSLRY AND THE LOUISIANA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Justice Bradley,
in conversation to-day with friend, speak
ing Of the request of the Louisiana Return
ing Board to have trial of the allegation
lodged against them respecting their action
as canvassers of the electoral vote, said
that, despite the allegation that they could
not have a fair hearing, it is necessary that
the local court should exercise It's juris die
tion that It was impossible to state what
complication might come out of this case,
and therefore he wishedt to hold himself dis
embarrassed In view of the possible contin-
gencies. His actien would enable bin 10
participate with the Court should ques
tion arise upon the general issue.
SENATOR BAYARD AGAINST THE BILL.
Senator Bayard made an elaborate argu-
meRt against the Silver bill, and said its
passage would bring upon the American
people greater distress than ever.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION.
The subcommittee of the House Com.
nittee on Election having charge of the
Massachusetts, contested election case Of
Dean VS.. Field, the sitting member, made
their report to-day to the full committee,
which are In favor of retaining Mr.. Field
In his seat. ..... .. ... .
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ssIt seems as If l should co,io,, NV hs,aif
on is sometimes the impauerIt sxcI.tffsA. .
tion of sufferer from o severe 4sauph:
Quell the parcxysms with Hale's Honey az
Horenound and lar. the relief IL -fIiline-
Druggists. .aa 80 - ~ 81
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
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TEL RAMS-

- kAs Ns@uBf bsvs~e
THE EASTERN wAR.
-Tf tRsS
sSRvrA pIsREeARpINal TEE ARMfsfIcE.
LoNpon, Feb. A despatch from Bell
grade says that servians will disregard the
sERv1AN VICTORIES REPORTED. q
It IL reported that the servians have taken
Urans and Kasmsnava. rr
BLACK SEA BLOCKADE RAISED.
CeNsTANr1NorLE, Feb. 4.--The blockade
of the Black Sea between Odessa and Con-
stantinople has been raised. l...assl ad
TEE GRAIN ACCUMULATION AT ODESSA.
LoxpeN, Feb. 4.-The odessa correspond,
ent 81 the Times, in letter to that journal,
ssys -" Much relief Is felt at the proba
bility OF an armistice, as the people are
naturally anxious to dispose of the grain
accpmulate here, about 1,o0o, ,oo0quarters.
Nearly 1,5oo, 900 more are stored at stations
on the Odessa and .Kbarkof, aNickollaief
and sebastopol, and Korsk and Azof Rail-
ways. @a L. za9a-s aeass5 5'-a'> ' .s T.
BLACK SEA, EXPORT OF WHEAT.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.-The Vidomosti
cslculates that after the conclusion Of pea &c
the Black Sea and Sea Of Azof ports will
export 5,OOO,o 900 quarters Of wheat.
sERy1A STOPPING HosT1L1 rIEs
BELGRADE, Feb 4.-The Government
having received despatch from the Russ
sian headquarters announcing that the
armistice has been signed, has ordered the
different Seryian commanders to stop hos
tilities..s ...r 4l.'I sa-.. tr e
The aAUERsPERG MINISTRY WITHDRAW
s% THEIR REGISTRATIONS,
VIENNA, Feb. 4.-Tbe members of the
Auersperg Ministry have withdrawn their
designations and resumed office The Minis>
try had rendered their designations becsuse
of the opposition Of the lower house on the
question of customs, not duties on coffee
and petroleum.
PANIC IN A CIRCUs-TEN PERSONS KILLED.
At Calais, France, last night, during a
performance at circus there WINS false
alarm of fire, which caused great rush Of
the audience. Ten persons were suffocated
or trampled to death. Several others were
hurt.
HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST IN TIENTsIN.
LONDON, Feb. A despatch from Pekin
China, conveys information of horrible
catastrophe at TIentsin. The asylum fol
women and children in that city has beer
almost totally destroyed by fire, and 2,OC(
persons in the institution perished.
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GH&NIFFE SALE,

Sa&NIFF'E SALE. -... -
mo Cirecy"t, Will'be exposed TO public Eale
at thsLqtagette Hoyel, 81 ;sh'pl.'y street,
Kept by SEQ. w. 0rtllp III tho city of WILL
mipg'@r, New Castle County. pelaw ere, en-
WEDNESDAY, tre 9Th day Gf EEE., 1878
at O'CLOCK, =. III. i
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TERMS: Cash In ad, apsr. Send Fost
once money order, bank dr3 Il er regi ster ed
letters. hllls sent by mai will be O risk
of sender
Additions 10 club lists msy ba made, at
any time In the year at the shove rates.
We have no travelling gents. Specimen
copies; rosters, sc. sent Tree, wherever
anu whenever desired.
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THE WRECKED METROPOLIS.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Signal Ser
vice Observer, at the wreck Of the Metrop,
oils, reports to the Chief Signal Officer, at
8. 40 q. m, as follows
A woman washed up yesterday was
placed in box and buried oy the citizens
five miles north. Mr.. Thomas Plner, living
eight miles south from here, had the body
taken up; will take care of iJ near his
house until friends will call for It,. Her
name is supposed to be Mrs Myer.
THE BODY OF A BOY FOUND AND BURIED,
The night patrol Of No. Station, OF
North Side, reported that the body of O
young man OF about eighteen years of age
has been found and buried by citizens five
miles north of the station yesterday even.
ing. 1t is thought propable that IT. is the
body of the cabin boy, Joseph Newton. No
other particulars in regard to Identification
given.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION
DISCOVERY OF A PLANET.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-Professor Henry
of the Smithsonian Institution, reports that
the Director of the Paris Observatory ans
nounces the discovery by Perrot in, at Tou-
louise, on the goth of January, 1878, of T.
planet Of the twelfth magnitude, in eight
hours fo,,y-three minutes, right ascension,
eighteen degrees nineteen minutes aorth de-
clination; position February 3, eight thirty
eight plus eighteen thirty.
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SHERIFF SALES.

SHERlFFSs11E ,yab frD az.hU Of
By virtue Of u writ ofaLevan Facias,
to- me directed will b1 exposed TO PupIlc
sale at the tILpiN H0OSE. kept py
Gaorge Whitfield. b, tie CITY Of New Oas-
tie, rev Caste .auudred, New Castie
County, Delaware, Or III ss!'
TUESDAY the s. ,.av n FEBRUARY. 1873,
II = - at2o'ch els p. M. AaoId-@aoH
The followins described Real Estate. viz:
An ,hat tra v or parcel Of land situate If,
New Castis Huitdrec., in ths county anu
state aforesaid, adjoining The lands or the
Missef Msrloy. George McCrOne. ard LANDS
formerly OF tlavid ". Genmill. and con.
taining one hundred and forJy-fve acres OF
lard, more "a less. The improvements
thereon Ia a two-and-a-half sIpbfed prlck
welding house, with st',ne Kitchen at
tached, o large frame barn, wagon-houses
cor cribs und hen-roosts.
e,eiEsd ard taken In execution as the pro-
crty or john L. Hadden and j. e yers ,ano
j. y. Wadsley, ,erre tenants. and to DC 500
- ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff,
sheriff's Crice. New Castle, JAZZ uary ieth'
1871. .r, 5saa-ts
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ISAAC GRURR, Sheriff.
sheriff,s Office. Now Castle. January 2lst,
a. d. 1873, jan2I-la
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Or Sugar-Coateds Concentrated, Roos
and Herbal juice, Anti-BiIious
Granules. THE "LETTLE GIANT,
CATHARTIC, or Multum i'm Parvo
PhYaic.
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- sa--s'- ,-- ..~r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

of such sabbath; ask all these PEG
pie who voted for those who were
so loudly calling for retrenchmcnt
and reform if they can longer wait
for them TO fulfill their VOWS. and
if you get no answer sooner, next
November, rs, you shall hear them
answer i. their representatives
come not now to their relief by a
new constitution. In this parish i'll
less than one week ward six speaks
out by petition almost unanimously
for q convention. In one day in
the town of Homer over one hun.
drcd names were signed in a most
enthusiastic manner. only one man
refusing having OBJECTIONS, and one
declining OH the ground that he
had given the subject but little
thought. And so far as have been
able to learn none oppose a conven'
ton except those now holding OF
flee, and this is not to be construed
as embracing all that do hold Office,
or as reason that prompts them
entirely. | do not regard this the
time nor do claim to be the man
to present the Objectionable features
of the present constitutions; but as
40 the best mode of relieving our.
selves, | have no doubt that Il con.
vention will be the cheapest and
the only way that will ever satisfy
the people Of this State, and give
us government that will secure
prosperity to the people, and afford
that shelter and protection that
shall invite and encourage emi-
grants and capital that will devel.
op the resources Of our State. Then
let every man feel his interest in
this subject and get up petitions
and secure every voters name who
feels the weight of taxes and wants
relief. j.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

We received some weeks ago, through
Mr.. ID. W. Harris, our urbane postmaster.
. beautiful song and music, entitled
whisper You'll be Mine, Loye"-words
and music BY Jno. T. Rutledge, Ludden &
Hates, Savannah. Georgia, publishers Our
rnn'ical training having been neglected in
early youth, we presented the music to
Ars. Z. L. Johnson, one Of the most accom-.
Piishcd musicians in our community, who
Prononnces the piece charming, and 81
thought we when We heard the words sung
by Asweet aud cultivated voice a few DAYS
ago. We hope to receive other selections
from the sane .purse.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02
Saturday, the 18th day OF January, 1873,
Partition Sale.
Succession of Jesse App,ev,

Succession Of Jesse Applewhite.
Rf virtue of n commission 10 me directed
IL by the Honorable Parish Court Of the
parish Of Claiborne, ! will sell at public
auction, at the Courthouse door in the
town of Homer, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, 1873,
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 be sold by order OF
Court to effect partition.
Terms of sale: Cash.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK,
Sheriff.
Dec. II. lsT. ipfN) lyt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

A. I. J""'e We .Fird b.iurc v. j. Scott.
PARISH Judge for shooting negro that
WAS eanght stealing whisky. The cvi.
dence Of Marcus Ella, the principal witness
Tor defence, presented some remarkable cor-
Predictions, but the accused WAS not bound
over, the judge considering, we prcsum.
that there was not probable cause Of III.
defendants guilt. However, the evidence
must be examined by the grand jury.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

The Carr brothers, of Red River parish,
fell ont lately, Mr. Thompson siding " it'll
one of the brothers. John r. Carr submit.
ted TO arrest. Thompson aud the other
Carr resisted the sherih's posse and ex-
changed shots with them. Af,erward ano-
Their attempt was made to arrest them
shots were again exchanged. Carr was
shot down and captured. and Thompson
esrap.d
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02
Piano and Organ Agene
HAVING accepted the Agency OF ""
III ebrated
MARCHAL & SMITH
Piano Aanufacturing Co., New 10

Asuv AenuioCtuIhuB Nvst WV =
am prepared to sell first class PssJ h
the lowest cash prices. The n
Smith Pianos combine every imPlovD
in tone, torch, power and dursbiilty, =
have everywhere won for themseivcs ~
ntation for sayiralled exceIlesoe sad
~. All Planes sold by me will nsw
makers guarantee for seven years
also receive my personal supervis'SS
delivered, thereby guarsnteeise
ing in perfect order and tame.
receive orders for the cele6rated M
HAMLlN ORGANS. Tlssse Organs
surpassed in the world, and have
dorseinent of all, the leading muslc's
composers in Europe and America
as low as any first class Organ. -
All instruments sold by me VIII
personal guarantee in addition cQG
ers'. For descriptive lists, prices ~
ply to v.
Prof. Music in Homer Female
Having . fun supply - Isssn0
prepared to tune and repair ISeo
gsns in thorough and workmssl
ner. With many Year, exPeriep
best establishments, both North asxl
l am certain can guarantee ~ I'd
every respect. III
Aug. % 1877.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

The y. .. Democrat of the ODD
December says: Up to date thirty
six tax collectors have presented
their final settlements ut the Audi.
tors Office for the current year, each
one showing by his accounts that the
collections for the current year have
greatly exceeded the anticipations of
even the most sanguine, and the very
small delinquent lists showing the
willingness of the people of the State
to support the government of their
own selection even after experiencing
years of burdensOme taxation.
In the opinion of the State officials
the prompt payment. even with re.
duced taxation. Will he ample now
and for years to come to meet prompt.
~ the interest upon the indebtedness
Of the State, aud will also enable the
State to invest gradually in internal
improvements. such as the construc.
ton Of school buildings in the parish
es, feature which, by the way, will
be fully set forth in the annual report
of the Superintendent of Public Ed.
ucatiUn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

The Shreveport road- get no better fast.
That colorrd individual still stands by the
mud-hole, two miles this side Of the ci,v
charging all he can ct for driving through
his field. The rumor that a Shreveport
business house is in partnership with the
darby is untrue.
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Partition Sale.

Succession Il Dempsey Applcwhite.
Df virtue Of a commission To Inc directed
ID Ivy the Honorable Parish Court Of the
parish of Claiborne, will sell, at the Court
house door i'll the town Of Homer, on
saturday, the 18th day Of January, 1873,
the following described tract of Land, sit
uated in the parish of Claiborne. to-wit:
The northwest quarter of Section nine
teen, Township twenty-five Of Range five.
Also. the west half Of the southwest quarter
Of Section eighteen, same Township and
Range Also. the east half Of the southeast
quarter Of Section thirteen, Township
twenty-five, Range six. To he sold by
order of Court to effect partition.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK,
Sheriff.
Dec. ii, 1877. (pfs6) l7:ts
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State immigration Convention.
rs. q. Sunday Dclta.1

In answer to our request in last
weeks Delta, Governor NcEnerv.
who is an attentive reader of this
paper. favorS its readers with IA valua.
bile communication on the lmmlgra.
tion Convention here next month.
Our numerous parish exchanges will
help the good cause 10y rcpubiishing
the article.
The 18th day of January next has
been appointed the day for a State
Convention To he held in the city of
New Orleans, To take into conSidera.
ton the proper methods which will
lead Ia large Influx of honest and
thrifty immigrantsto Louisiana with.
in Il reasonable space of time.
Ii is 10 be hoped. and rrrtainly is
expected that this convention will
prove success. and this hope and
expectation are founded in the belief
that throughout the State SO deep
an interest will be taken in the
matter us to secure the selection of
delegates to this Convention whose
character and ability viii furnish an
earnest that the people of Louisiana
intend to inangurate and establish
Il successful scheme for immigration
and like her sister States of Texas,
Florida. ARKANSAS and Mississippi,
settle and establish upon her rich
and incXhaustiblc soil, thousands of
II - "a. L.,r
tionS ~ help us 10 hnild up our bro
ken and ruined fortunes.
This immigration movement, now
gong on Throughout tn" STATE, mn t
bc toSirrra ihtl encouraged bv the
planters aad landowners: and il is
10 this class OF our citizens that We
NOW especial ~ appeal, To take an ac
tive interest III the convention toaS
s"mhlc III this city on the 18th of
January next.
Let them see to ii that meeting
Is called in every parish, and that
suitable delegates are accredited to
the convention: and oHr word tor it,
IN impetus will he given 10 this all.
Important movement which will
bring from every land and cline, men
with muscle and brain TO help us to
rebuild Louisiana and make her " hat
she ought to he. one of the richest
States in the Union.
/ We hope and trust that not single
parish will he unrcprescntcd in the
Convention to assemble, the success
OF failure of which is fraught with
veal or woe To our State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

A majority Of all ministers in New York
except those Of the catholic and episcopal
churches, are going square back on the
devil OF their fathers. They express an
almost unanimous disbelief in the ortho-
dox he'll. In their summing up they ignore
IN" birthstone, fire and hot iron business
Verify the world improves.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-02

Will our readers in Claiborne parish kind
Iy inform u- Of changes to be made in
church appointments for the year l~7-,
We wish to publish correct list. but must
depend ON the members Of the varien.
churches and the ministers themselves for
information