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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11

~ THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIonecr.

RY THOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
TRTsTEEs SALE 9E 6 DE ;,R THO
S9afnkA HNsA hhr& s22s sSRf + tRfff6L
one one oFtRe land records ior the District q cSum6
SS% PS Tl hs S 81 %S
IL No @ dp 81 e. Nc a sed ,s
WI sell at public auction in front Of the premises
Se SSUinS SAhedd 70 sss os G S AZ
"a pSSs o. Sa ys ad S n
i6erI's recorded subdiyison Of square numbered
SIX hundred and SEVENTH !sIS IN The city OF Wash,
Of eighteen Iisj ieei upon the north side Of street
northeast by depth OF eighty $50 eet improved by
Terms Of sne One. fourth cash, Of which one hun
Of sS tho basncS payable IN two years with inter-
est theI con at eight per centum per annum payable
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold Ifhe
81 sale are mot SSca T n n dSs s
cry a. the risk and est q nc deia5lng pnrehsser
Il H. WARNER. Real-Estat Auctioneer,
Nc & IL s 6F NGs1w'' TfwosroRy
WOOD DwELLINg.H0usE,I IN BLOCK 81, SIT
MAtfTANp fiiIiib s WI seTTM%fsT;
ny virtue Of deed q trust dated the lst day OF Az
folio @ o. the land records tor the District Of
GE The sh day Of aa1SS MI 81
public auction In front ofhe premises the 10Th day
Of March, 1873 at five o'clock In tho afternoon Of that
day all that piece or parcel OF land with the Improve
menis thereon situated. lying, and being IN the city
OF Washington, in the District OF Columbia, known
and described as follows to-wt! As part Of lot mum
Der 81 In square numbered S34, commencing for the
same at point nno (9) Rect seven inches north from
the southwest Of said lot thence north fourteen
90 feet and inches; thence cast fortyhve (+ feet;
thence west fortyve +Sl feet TO place Of beginDeg
Terms Of Salc.-The whole amount In cash secured
by deed OF trust day ofsae, $50 with interest from
August /, 1877, OF ten per cent
wEMSds j IT. gOI,WEII. Salesman,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11

rather than pleafunble she bad lived so long
in an ideal world, painted by her own poetic
fancy, nature had been presented to her in
such glowing coors, and her imagination had
added so much of beauty, that actual reality
was positively painful by contrast, except in
the case of the youthful noblcman, whose
charms. enhanced by tho colour dc rose glamour
NJ love. exceeded her most sanguino cXpccta-
tions. The stern 'pa-ri-cnt" at last rrlcntcd,
and gave a reluctant consent to their nuptial
in order TO secure the happiness Of his child.
So the lovers were married, aud enjoyed their
little "spats" ever afterward, and, doubtless,
when her lcge lord sometimes came home
slightly elevated" from his club, he wished
in his secret heart that Mrs. Iolnnthc were as
conveniently siChtlcss as when he first saw her.
Mrs Brooks Is tho ginat0r this novel style of
sculpture. and is now seeking to convince tho
world that butter Is much
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11

Mrs. Caroline s. Brooks, the butter-sculptor
Of the Centennial, is In town, seeking to "bust'
congressman in the same oleaginous material,
and selling photographs of her most celebrated
pieces, with view to obtaining funds suffi-
cicnt to enable her to work in more enduring
marble. This lady is certainly genius in
her way, as every one who saw her Dream
ing lolanthe" can testify. The only tools
used in modelling that beautiful face-ex-
pessing all the patient serenity Of the blind
wcro common municipalities, cedar sticks
broom straws, and camcls' hair pencils. Who
has not heard the sweet German story Of King
Renes' daughter, which was translated aud
dramatizcd for Mrs. Scott. Siddons, and who
having once seen that Incompatible queen of
the stage in its initial ro'e-oan ever cease to
love it2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11

material for beginners to work in than clay.
The way she was led to undertake it at first
was this: Some years ago she removed with
her husband from n large circle of cultivated
friends in IN Eastern city to the then almost
wilderness of Arkansas Hers was the monot-
onous existence Of farmers wife THAT class
their minds, having little acceptable alimcnt
at hand. aud must necessarily prey upon them
selvcs-which figure largely in the statistics
of insanity, and she soon found that her hap
piness depended upon contriving something to
relieve the tedious monotOny of lonely hours.
Being butter. maker she amused herself in
shaping artistic rolls for market, and gradually
the rest followed. Her first attempts were con-
fined to shells, fish, fruits, flowers, &c One Of
her earlier studies, "Littlu Nell" attracted
great attention ut a Cincinnati industrial ex-
position. Mrs. Brooks should 90 to Paris with
her butter,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11
VEGETINE.
Good for the Children.
VEGETINE.
Rev. O. T. Walker says:

PROVIDENCE, II. l.. IGi TRASsIT STREET.
II. r. STEvTEs. ESQ.
l feel bound To express with my signature the high
value I place upon your NE0ETINE. My family
have used It for the last two years. In nervous de-
bility II Is Invaluable and recommend II TO all who
u. T. WALKER,
= Formerly Pastor of Bowdon square Church,
Boston,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-11
vEGETlNE.
VEGE N E
Rev. ]. p. Ludlow Writes:

IFS BALTIC STREET BROOKLYN. \. VI
Nov. II, 1874
II. r. STEVENS. ESQ.
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by its use,
rs well as from personal knowledge OF those whose
cures thereby seemed almost miraculous. cnn NEST
heartily and sincerely recommend the NEGETINE
for the complaints which Il Is claimed 70 cure
JAMES r. LUDLOW.
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
Sacramento Cal.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
The Troubles in Tehsas.

We are in receipt of special telegram
from 81. Joseph, Louisiana, which aunounc-
es that Gen. King has reached the scene Of
the disturbances in Tensas parish, and that
his presence gives renewed assurances
that order will prevail.
We do not know all the facts with regard
to the troubles in Tensas parish But this
we do know, that the people of the Fifth
Congressional District have horne long and
patiently the outrages Of the white and
colored leaders, who, in that portion of the
State, hail with delight every opportunity
to Cypress their more honest and pcaceable
fellow citizens.
We cannot express the facts better than
To append the following article from the
Ouachita Telegraph Of the 18th inst:
Intelligence reached this point, Monday,
that = conflict WAS impending between the
whites and blacks in the parish Of Ten
sas. The immediate cause Of the trouble,
IL appears from a press dispatch, was thu
killing Of Capt. John Peck, a well known
yonng man. by the negroes He was. il
appears, demonstrating, at the time, with
the negroes upon the coHr~- they were pnr-
suing in drawing the color line and was
shot down while addressing hem. Cart.
Peck was n prominent citizen and n Demo
crst, though not candidate, aud his muir
der excited a justifiably hitter and
hostile feeling. An atttmm WAS made Ia
arrest the murdrrers, which was resisted
with defiance, and as Their was not in,n
enough to execute the proc-ss Of the Court,
aid was sought from other parishes.
We know something Of the character
and hearing Of the colored people in tho
riparian parishes, having been among them
in two political campaigns, and know with
what patience the whites have submitted
70 negro insolence and domination. We
know thar these white people, ostensibly
Landlords and employers, arr IN reality the
subjects and at the mercy Of the ignorant
negroes who are settled a. thick IN those
parishes as black birds in q corn field
The lives and property Of those white peo-
pie are never secure. At every general
election reports Of wrongs done by thess
colored people have reached this section o
the State, and the blood Of the white maj
has been more than once aroused to tn,
pitch Of battle itself still, prudent conn
sells have prevailed, and We hope they will
now; but Il would benefit the State ant
promote the cause Of civilization il tn,
colored people along the Mississippi rive
were Taught to know that virtue and ID
telligence and not brute force and igno
rance MAKE . country and exalt . people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Fifty.four members have been
elected to the 46th Congress. with
a loss of eleven districts, to the Re.
pnblicans. IL neither party gains
nor loses in tue November election,
the Democrats will have = majority
OF over thirty, not counting the
GTeenback members elected by the
Democrats, which increases the fig.
ures to forty. We must carry on an
active campaign in every district
until the polls are clOsed.-Skrcre.
port Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

EDITOR GUARDIAN: I have Just been in
formed that my name has been publicly
announced ~ an independent candidate for
legislative houors In various portions Of the
parish. have been approached by many
Of the best citizens Of the parish request
ing the use Of my name for this position.
While thanking them for the confidence
thus expressed, have always declined the
honor, tor reasons which / thought .uffi
cieLt.
i take this means Of informing the citi.
gems of Claiborne that am not a candid
ate for their sufrages, nor can consent so
to be- at this time.
ROBT. 7. VAUGHN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Stat, Of rou,,,,,. PIT, -, c..,
'a, fa's' % C'e'ooTrf'
compliance with the laws Of Louisians,
= nouce ~ her-by given that = general
eiS.'on VIII De ned IN the State Of Loui-
usn1 on tne tuesday succeeding the first
Monuay III November next, viz: Tuesday,
No.ehhoer otn, 1879 at which election
'n.Io are 10 pe CHOSEN by the qualified
'oters-
Sc lIeasnrer'
representative IN tho 45tb Congress Of
the cn,tet states, for the 5th Congrce-
slonai District, composed Of the parishes
OF Cohcordla, Caldwell, Franklin, Tensas,
nso'son' hiciiand, Ouachita, Jackson,
Lincoln, Union, Morehouse, East Carroll,
west Cafroii, Claiborne and CatAhoula,
ior the uhexPired term OF Hon. j. +. Leon
anu, Ieceascd;
representative In the @6th Congress Of
tne Vnrted states, for the 9Th Congrrs-
or Co,cord;a cs,dmpn r VI Lne rrrsues
Madison, Ricblsnd E,..S;,. .aSs
I;n.oIn Iin;on w Acnts, 'Sckson,
VI C.rroII 1,,.;,'o'. ,-.s, S",roh,
On, S.ns,nr fr",u a.. ., Suu Cst.oon,G
,r;ct co,nn.,..d ~ , ,,, @s' Sehs'or,ai Dis-
horne R;.pv;,l. w.,... ps.,suns " S"''
To R.nr...n,s,;,." u
C,.;Ior,,. 'o" INC parish Vi
o.. p.,;.h t,a
Norma. '"so 'o' '"e parish o' Iis'-
o.. Sh.;s
On, Coronsr e., ,h., ,:',;'i VI ~ S C'.,
ri, p',I;.. i,,- wv raI,sn VI NlIioornei
ono - - e 49,, 49,, tn- par',' ueing
nari.b of Ci,ihor,,. jury ""'uso vi 'ho
Nine us',;.,r.,..
.sycn aud o.. e. - wv 'o' "aIu
~ a., na.;sn 81 ",.a, VI '"o o'"e' "aius
Min. T,nn.,,I,,.. I,,;,,'
.even aud on. g. ~ ioI Na'
NJ tho nar;sb ~ C,a;,n '"o ''ue' "a'u'
The nromos.a Cnns,;,n,;.o, -,
mcnt, tw,p,y-nne in unn,i'sr A.'ena,
voted on bv m. peonle in n,ann.r "ar r. w
n. define liz ,b, nrn,Ian.,;n,, ~, ,i,.' CT
ernor: the aid .mrnJr,n,sh ,,.ir. vi ".
been pubii.bcd i'm tb,. Cin;,,'r,,.' 49,, G.
for the information nf On. 49, " va T,s;
hn,r, ,,,r;.h Al a.. .',,,' y, N"'-
th, manner NJ vn,;,a ~, s.id .p Snai oe
" '"'' "'''
first proposed amendment-"For State
Sapita, al baton h"nge, or For State
0spitai ~ Ne" orleans.
Hec1id proposed amendment - For
amendment, or Against amendment"
Ihird proposed alnen'lment-"For amend
ment, or Against amendment
Fourth proposed amendment - " For
amendment" or Against amendment"
fitth proposed anendncnt-"For amend
mrnt, or Against amendment
80, p,op y a','','u,'en'-r OF amend
-. S,'on ~ "sa,"e' a"enon'rnt. ~,
,,a,'t,, r'opo'u an.ehunent ror
E;ch,h nr,,',.. a,n. a,hcna,he",
ISL P'p",.u ahehument FOR
W;,',i'. sai's' AuienG"eht'
nm, r. I. -, . .n,,lisn'- UT aneno-
~. y. ns"'e. n'ns''l'nent'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

The Minden Lower Landing is adver-
ti.cd in this days paper. Mr.. Criehton
is very fine business man, and so far a.
We know, has given satisfaction to his
patrons. He hopes, by close attention to
business, to merit continuation Of the
favors received last season.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

We call the attention of our readers to
ID, business card Of WEBB & BARNES,
Mluden, La. In addition to the remarks-
lie Inducements in the Dry Goods line, this
firm have also under their control the Min
den Upper Landing, and will be pleased to
have large trade from Claiborne.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
DLACKsMlTHIN0.

THE undersigned takes this method Of
J. informing the public that ftum and af.
ter the FIRST MONDAY of SEPTEMBER
he will be found at his Blacksmith Shop in
Homer, ready to attend to all work In his
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
q W. +. BRIDGEs will take charge Of
my shop near Athens.
August 81, 1873. L.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
FOR SALE,

4 wELL-IMPkOvED PLACE OF TWO
n Hundred Acres eighty cleared seven
miles west Of Iiomer, OF the Skies Ferry
road. For further particulars, apply Ia the
undersigned, or to J. B. Wilder, at n. c.
Lawranc-s store.
A. f. WILDER.
September II. 1879. Aft
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
errors in our books :

W. J. Taylor has received choice stock
Of shoes, which he sells as he docs his other
goods, worry cheap.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Willie Ellington is now paying the high
.st cash price for hides aud is selling hrs
excellent goods at the lowest prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

A. NJ. Simmons VA W. A. Killgore-in Dist.
Court, No. &26.
State Of Lo~isiAsa, ParisA Of C9siSsv~s
QY virtue Of Q writ Of fsvi Eaetss Issued
ID out Of the District Cont In and for the
parish and State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit, have seized and will proceed
to SELL to the last and highest bidder, With
in the legal hours Of sale, 1t tie Coart.
house door in the town Of Homer, On tho
Third Saturday IN November, 1878,
being the 10th day Of said month, the fol-
lowing described property, TO Wit:
The northeast quarter Of section 3 tho
west half Of tho northwest quarter Il see-
ton 10, and the southwest quarter - Ne
northwest quarter Of scetioe I, t0wDsbtp,
70, range west-with I'll IL n0reve-
ments thereon. @.-------l -
Terms Of sale casA, with IL bsssoa -
appraisemest. a
Oct. ., is7e lPfeiessl e.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
NOTICE..

THE Heed Moe.-Mr. GEORGE W.
COPELAND is agent for the sale Of this val
liable agricultural implement, and will
canvass the parish and explain to the peo-
pie the many advantages this Hoe has over
those any other maze. He asks a fair trial
of this Hoe, and 10 willing to abide the
result. 7tj
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

The cough and consumption remedy of
Rev. j. II. STONE is accomplishing won
drrinl cures wherever II is tried. Appli-
cations from abroad are becoming fire..
utlpuf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
Cash Receipts.

We will CONTINUE to publish under this
heading the names OF those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
Is intended as q memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possiblc
,rrnrs in our hooks.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
/ ers will find This house NJ comfortable
and well supplied rs the resources and con-
dition Of the country will permit. The
charges are very reasonable. The Stage
Stand is kept at this Hotel.
have also attached to my hotel new
and conmodious Stable, well supplied with
prnvender and water. and u good ostler al
WAYS OF hand to attend Ia stock.
The travelling PuUiic will do we'll 10 give
NJ" a call A. j. REYNOLDS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
Wool Card. Corn Mill and Cot
ton Gin.

ton Gin.
7 TAKE this method of announcing to
i the public that l am now prepared to
Card Wool, Grind Corn aud Gin Cotton at
my place, u miles south of Homer.
guarantee perfect satisfaction in all york
that do. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
TYRMs:
Is toll for grinding corn;
lis " for ginning cotton;
10 cents per n for csrding wool;
One gallon of oil TO be furnished with
every ten pounds Of wool.
J. b. MORELAND.
Oct. 9, 1873. 7:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
oenoc RATIO CONSERVATIVE TICKET

oemocRATIc- CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
Hseuea firvs fussday in November nsxt
FOR STATE TREASURER,
F.. A. BURKE,
OF Orleans.
poR CONGRESS,
J. FLOYD KING,
OF Concordia parish, for 46th Congrcss.
JOHN 3. YOUNG,
OF Claiborne parish, for the unexpired
term Of 45th Congress
For Levees, Pacific Railroad, More extend
ed Currency.
FOR STATE sESAroR-2Isr DISTRICT.
". II. SCANLAND,
OF bossier.
Claiborne Parish Nominations:
FOR PARISH JrDoE,
J. 4. RICHARDSON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.,
i. II. HAY, and W. &. MARTIN.
FOR SHERIFF
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Tor JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WARD :.
.FERGU son and j. w. WILLIS.
FOR CONSTABLE, wARD7,
J. T. OTIS.
TOR POLICE MENBER. WARD 3,
w. s. COPELAND.
FOR POLICE MEMBER, WARD I,
j. II. CURRY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

We have noticed in another column the
arrival Of DR.. W. c. CARR In onr town, but
in that announcement We did not state
that DIR. Carr was . Magnetic and Swedish
movement physician, and that he proposed
10 remain in Homer for two weeks for the
purpose Of treating diseases We now
make tbcse fActs known " the people, and
will say that Or. Carr is well known by
Judge Graham, General Young, John S.
Young, r. T. Vaughn, J. r. Ramsey, and
many Of our best and most reliable citi-
'ens. DR.. Carr has made some wonderful
cures in Bastrop aud in Arkansas. Many
persons 10 the parish Of Claiborne know
something Of Elder Purrfoy Of the PRINT
tive Baptist Church. DIR. Carr bears Ger
hhcates from the Pnrcfoy family which at
test bis remarkable success.
DR.. Carr proposes to treat and cure all
durable diseases. Any aud all persons with
chronic complaints, such As rheumatism Of
any kind, CONT, fever, liver complaint, skin
diseased, chills and fever, epilepsy, nervo Gus
disorders, spinal complaints, paralysis, fe-
male disease, SC, In short, any and all
diseases that are to be cured ut ell, DR..
'arr proposes TO cure or greatly relieve.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

BvnDOgOeoro, Para oaUne EGo1Dea,
Sheet Oeppss, 0slvaaissa 0bset In, 0hov
Cuttsss, Cider Mill. fa1GhA DsssinG -
Power, and Hafdvass II gspeglA - -
BY CONWAY = -UUC9Ex8W,
t43m 0he2pUDog& Il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Mr.. THEO. II. KoRrUM, at Webb's Drug
Store, has just received large aud choice
lot of tho very finest JewelYever brought
TO this market. Mr. .Kortrfn, in addition
to bis skill a. q jeweler and repairer Of
watches, has perhaps the best know led -;e
of jewelry, such As pine, chains, rings,
watches, DC, of any man in North Loui-
siaua. He has selected the very best of
goods, with the greatest care, with special
reference TO the wants Of his numerous Gus
toners aud friends. He has silver watches,
each having . guarantee from the makers.
lie has gold watches which are guaranteed
by Mr. kortum aud DR.. Webb. He has
lovely sets Of Jewelry-the most exquisite
chsins-beautifnl rings-stylisb sleeve but.
tons-and everything else. Be sure to 20
to Homer aud call on him strsightway.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
SHREvEPORT TIMES.
REDUCED TERMS OF THE NAM
MOTH UEERLY.

After the lat Of September. 1873, the
terms Of subscription TO the Weekly Times
will he reduced ~ follows, money to &C.
company the subscription in every in.
stahe.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

ThL highest cash price paid for Hides
Iallow and Beeswax, by
W. ri. ELLINGTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
WIN. ENDERS,
MANUFACTURED + DEALER.
10. Is Tens Street.

SHRETEPORT, Ia,
HAS for sale, At Wholesale and retail, q
III full line Of the following goods:
Furniture, Chairs, Mattrcsses, Wix.
dose Shades and FIXTURES, Wal
Paper, Looking Glaze Plates,
Childrow's Carriages,
Picture and COrNice M0~ldinps,
Ftaihers, Sprins Bottom sad UpAelsssv 0oeds
u Send for Price List.
Nov. z, 1877. l46m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Homer, September 9Th to 18th inclusive;
EUREKA, Innrsday, 6eptcmber IL;
Curry's Sch. House, Friday, "a;
Kings lanyard, Saturday, IL:
Arizona, Monday, i6;
Lisbon, Tuesday and wednesday, " II, ls;
hiuoeiitown, Thursday, 10;
ssunIeraeld, Friday and sat'day," 20, Il;
Harris Chapel, Monday, q;
ColQnitt, Tuesday, "a:
Gordon, Wednesday, 6:
IIaynesville, Thursday and Friday" 26, "a:
Homer, Saturday, 81
Athens, Monday, 40.
Tulip, Tuesday, October 1;
Macedonia, Wednesday, 2:
Hearti's Sch. House. Thursday, ;;
Homer, October 4th to I'D inclusive, when
registration will close.
This registration 10 to he an entirely new
one. All who vote at the November cleo
ton must come forward and register anew,
whether they have other registration pa.
pers or not A. b. LESUEUR,
July 81, 1875 SO:I3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Free Of Postage to all PART Of fAe Q. ,.
Remit by drsn, poafoffice money order,
or registered letter. Address
F. A. LEONARD,
Business Manage,
Specimen copies sent free on spPlicatiro.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
Notice OF Tableau OF Debts.

Succession Of William kimbell, deceased.
State Of Loaisiasa, Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
N Judith c. Kimbcll, Administrative, has
this day filed in the Clerks Office of said
parish tableau Of debts in said Succession,
and Prays the same to be allowed, approved
and homologated.
Now, therefore, unless opposition thereto
the prayer Of the applicant will be granted.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand aud affixed my Official
seal, on this the 18th day of Oct,
A. ID. lt7a DREW FERGUSON,
9:3t Clerk ID. G.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23
Minden Upper Landing.
Notice to shippers.
Minden Lower Landing.

7 WILL continue the Receiving and For
L warning Business at the
Minden Lower Landing.
Returning thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, solicit continuance
of same. / intend, by strict attention to
business, to merit favor and give satisfac-
tion. Ny terms will always I've ~ low az
the lowest. T. CREIGHTON.
Oct. % 1873. l02m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

WILL attend d the following named
places on the days named for the pur.
pose Of registering the qualified voters Of
Claiborne psrish, 20 wit: