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New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GOVERNORS PROBABLY ELECTED.
ALABAMA.
AN INDEPENDENT CoNGREs

AN INDEPENDENT CONGRESSMAN.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. Sin the Hid Alabama
District, W. J. Stamford lDem.) is elected. He had
little opposition. William H. FOrney Dem.) is re-
elected in the With District. William NJ Lowe
independently beats William W. Garth Dem.) in
tho With District, by 1000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE DEMOCRATS LOSE IN ULSTER.

KINGSTON, Nov 5.-General George Fl. Sharpe is
elected to the Assembly in the Ist Ulster District
by a plurality of from 700 to 500. The
lid District is close and the lid probably
Democratic. Lounsberry, Democratic candidate
for Congress- carries the county by largely re-
duced majority, estimated at 800
CHAs. MARsBULEs.
Editor Kingston Freeman.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
FLORIDA.
TWO DEMOCRATS TO
vote was light

TWO DEMOCRATS TO CONGRESS.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. Especial dispatches to
The NorNiaS Necs from Florida. indicate the cleo
tiOn OF Noble A. Hull aud r. II. II. Davidson
DemoCrats) to Congress.
The election was very quiet and an average vote
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE ROCHESTER, DISTRICT SAVED.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 5.-Yan Yoorhis, Republican
is elected to Congress from this district over Lam
berton. Democrat and Greenbacker, by upward Of
1900 majority Beckwith, Republican, is believed
to be elected to the Assembyin the Ist District of
Monroe by small majority. Baker. Republican.
IS elected in the lid District of Monroe County.
Davis Democrat is elected in the lid District of
Monroe. JOHN VAN VOORHIs,
Republican candidate for COngress.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
JUDGE LAPHAMs SUCCESS.

CASANDAIGUA Nov. 5.-My majority over Pier
pont is about $500 in the district. Ontario County
elects Case, Republican, to the Assembly in the I'D
District, and Robson, Republican, in the Ist Dis
trct probably. E. G. LAPHAM,
Republican candidate for COngress.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
IN TOMPKINs COUNTY.

ITHACA, Nov. 6.-Mr. Dwight, for Congress IN
this district, has carried Tompkins County on the
lowest estimate by 1000 majority. Mr. Titus, for
the Assembly, has 100 majority.
HENRY H. HOWE.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
nrprrnLIcAN YIcroRY IN scnENEcrApY.

SCHENECTADY. Nov. 81 am elected to the AS
sombly by about 100 majority. ID. z. MCQUEEN.
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF OTsEGo REPUBLICAN.
CooPERsTowN, n. y, Nov. 5.-Azro Chase, Re
publican, is elected to the Assembly in the LIST Dis
trict. Republican county officers have also been
chosen, $. NJ. SHAW,
Editor FrecAdHs JOurHaLl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SWEEPING TRIUMPH IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Republicans carry this city
by about !, $3.50 majority They elect the County
Treasurer and the four members of Assembly.
The Congressman is in doubt, but the probabilities
are that Bailey, Republican, has been elected by
sweeping VOTE and immense Republican gains
ADDISON II. KEYS
Editor of The albany Express.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN

ONE THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
YATES COUNTY
PENN YAM Nov. 5.-A Republican member is
elected here by from 700 to / 900 majority.
$. e. CLEVELAND.
Editor Yates County CkrORicIel
MR. FISH ELECTED IN PUTNAM.
GARRIsoS's Nov. 5.-l am certainly elected by
200, and General Ketcham and Mr.. Danforth have
as much. IL. FISH, JR'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Editor of The Journal and Republican
THE VOTE AT SENECA FALLS.

SENECA FALLS N. Y, Nov. 5.-Mr. Evans iRep.)
for the Assembly has over 500 majority. and Mr..
Bradley for the Court of Appeals probably has 300
majority. A. S. BAKER,
Editor The COurierl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
HURRAH FOR HERKIMER /!

LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 5.-Herkmer County has
gone Republican. The majority on Judiciary and
Assembly is 1000. My majority in the county is
1,4OO, and in the district is over three thousand
WARNER MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
sTLRIY's MAJORITY IN JOHNsTOwN THE LARG-
EST EVER GIVEN.

JoHNsIowH, Nov. peck, Republican candidate
for Assemblyman, has 651 in this town; he cannot
be defeated. Starn, for Congress, has the largest
majority ever given in 1886.
T.. w. CAPRON,
Editor Fulton county Republican,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

ity. He is elected by about 500 majority. Nichols,
Republican candidate for Congress, has 513 major
ity; DanfOrths vote is 1,O27, Bradley's $50 and
fuckers 147. Editor Sdugerties Telegrdph.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
VAN VOORHEES, LARGE MAJORITY IN THE MON
ROE DISTRICT

ROCHESTER, Nov. 5.-The majority for Van Voor-
his, Republican, for Congress, cannot be less than
1000 IN the district. BeCkwith, in the lst and
Baker, in the Id Assembly District, are elected.
The Hid District is still in doubt. CHAs. L. FITCH
Editor of The R0ckesLer DemOcrdtl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Editor Fulton county RepubIicG
coon NEWS FROM RENSSELAER,.

TRoY, Nov. 5.-I think we have elected the three
members of Assembly in Rensselaer, County
Woods majority for Congress is estimated at 3Ooo'
The majority on the State ticket about the same
JOHN NJ. FRANCIs, Editor Troy Imes.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GENERAL HUsTED's MAJORITY.

NYACK, Nov. 5.-I am elected by over 700 ma
jority. JAS. W. Hustled,
Republican candidate for Assemblyman.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CIlY YOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMEN.

The following the official figures of the vote
for Assemblymen in the XXIst District, as far as
yet heard from. The table of local officers elected,
in another column, indicates those elected in dis.
tricts from which no figures have been received:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Editor of The albany ErmeSs.l !

AN AssEMBLYMAN GAINED IN CORTLAND.
CORTLAND, Nov. Civilian A. Bentley. Repub-
Iican is elected Assemblyman by from 100 to $50
majority. WILLIAM ii. CLARK.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

Continues i-su Eighth Page.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
KENTUCKY.
Mr.. BLACKBURN's MAJORITY.

NIX, BLAUKBUHNb MAJUHIIl'
LEXINGTON, Nov. B.-J. G. s. Blackburn (Dem.l,
for Congress from this district is reelected by about
5000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
A REPUBLICAN sENATOR ELECTED.
DISTRICT ALDERMEN ELECTED.

Senate. DIS.
IEth.-Shiels, Slevin and Stewart.
Yth.-Morrls, Jacobus and Cavanagh.
Vlth.-StIack, Kenny and Hall.
NIIth.--Sauer and Foster.
VIIIth.-Perley Herman and Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MR.. DWIGHT REFLECTED TO CONGT

DRYDEN. n. Y, Nov. 5.-Mymajorty is probably
1900 OF more. The Republican Assemblyman in
Tompkins County is undoubtedly elected.
j. w, DWIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GOOD FOR WHITEHALL.

WHITEHALL, Nov. 5.-WhItehall complete on
Congress gives Wood, Republican, 446; Paterson,
Democrat, 3O6; Ferguson. Greenback, 159. On
Assembly, Terry Republican, 442i Morton, Democrat,
206; McCarty, Greenback, 1853. The indications
are that Terry has large majority in the district.
Continusd on PouEth PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE pEprsIICAys SWEEP oNoNDAGA.

SYRACUSE. Nov. 5.-My majority in Syracuse Is
1000 in the county 5000, and 1000 in the dis-
tricts Alvord's majority for the Assembly Is oOo'
Williss 500 and Duguids 200. All Repubhcahs'
FRANK HIsCOCE.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

ORLEANS SENDS A REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMAN.
ALnIoN, Nov. 5.-Glidden, the Republican candi-
date for the Assembly, has been elected by 1900
majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

THEY KNOW GOOD MAN WHEN THEY SEE him
SYRACUSE, Nov. 3.-Mr. HScock' kepuDichh can can
didate for Congress- has 200 majority IN tho ''S
90 svracuse about 3. 900 in the County of Onon-
daga. and about 1000 in the district. Thre Re-
publicon Assemblymen have been elected in On
ondaQa County. Camp, Republican candidate for
Congress in Cayuga County has $50 majority IN
Auburn. Moses SUMMERS, Editor Daily Standard.I
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MAJORITY THREE THOUSAND.

DIR. PIERCE'S MAJORITY THREE THOUSAND.
BUFFALO, Nov. 81 am elected by 5000 majority,
and we are confident of all five members of the AS
sembly. R '. FIERCE
lRennblcan candidate for Congress
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY IN SCHUYLER COUNTY
WATKINS. Nov. 5.-McKeel, Republican, for
Assembly, has 800 majority. l.. NJ. GANo,
Editor Watkins Erpress.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

CAYUGA SECOND DISTRICT ALL RIGHT.
AUBURN, Nov. 5.-My majority in the lid District
of Cayuga is 800. WM. L. MOVES.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GENERAL KETCHAMs MAJORITY ovERwHELM-

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 5.-General Ketcham is
reelected to Congress By an overwhelming ma
iority. lie carries Poughkeepsie City by 1,4O0.
Everywhere there are immense gains. Pitcher
Republican) is elected in the lid District to the
Assembly by an overwhelming majority. Also
Wheeler In the Ist District.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

no OPPOSITION To A. II. STEPHENS.
AUGUSTA, Nov. j.-Ihe vote in the With District
is light Alexander H. Stephens isreClected 20 Con-
gIess without opposition.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
sHARPE's VICTORY.

sluGRRr1Es. Nov. 5.-sharpe. Republican oandi-
date for the Assembly. has in his town o3s major
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ALL TAMMANY ROUTED;
"BEATEN ALL ALONG THE LINE.n

BEATEN ALL ALONG THE LINE"
NOT SINGLE ONE OF ITS COUNTY TICKET ELECTED
ONLY TWO OF IT'S CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES
RETURNED-FoUR REPUBLICAN AND TWO ANTI
TAMMASY CONGREssMEN ELEcTED-cOOPRR's
MAJORITY 19,361-A GAIN OF FIVE RRPuBLIcAN
AssEMBLYMEN-GUNTHER BEATEN FOR SENATOR
IN THE WITH DISTRICT BY THOMAS MURPHY
BRADLaY's MAJORITY OVER DANFORTH IN NEW.
YORK COUNTY 35,sO4.
The election yesterday resulted in the complete
overthrow of tho Tammany Hall candidates on the
main ticket, and serious loss to them in Congress,
men and Assemblymen. The majority over their
candidates on the county ticket is generally about
eighteen thousand. That of Edward Cooper over
Augustus Schcll is precisely 19,36l. Mr..
Cooper ran slightly ahead Of his ticket
Cexceptng Mr.. Ellingerl, the Republicans
giving him their full vote, while tho
Anti rammany Democrats have not fully redeemed
the promises to support the three Republicans on
the same ticket. Mr.. Schell ran behind his asso-
ciaes on his ticket for some not clearly ap-
parent at this writing while Mr.. Cunning ). Beds
ford, whom 1t was anticipated the Tammany Dem.
Ocrats themselves would cut. ran very considerably
ahead of the rest of his ticket. Mr. Cowing's ma
jority is less than that of Mr. Cooper Mr. Phelps or
Mr.. Eenger but still reaches the respectable figure
of 17,439.
Ter, IN the IVth District, nearly beaten by an
Ant-Tammany Democrat. Mr. COxs majority, In a
hopelessly Democratic district has been reduced
from 1868 in 1875 to 4,404, Mr.. Erustein, Re-
publican, has defeated Mr.. Eckhof, Tammany DEM
Ocrat in the With District, by small vote.
General McCOOk has been returned in the With
District by greatly increased majority. Fer
nando Wood is reported elected on a very close
race in the With District. Mr.. Potter, the Tam
many candidate has lost Mr.. Hewtt's old district,
to James OBrien, an Anti-Tammany candidate.
whom the Republicans generally refused to lndorse,
and finally Sr. Morton Rep, has rescued the XIth
District.
State Senator has been gained in the With
District by the election of Thomas Murphy
The Republicans have gained at least five
Assemblymen in the Xth. XIIIth, XVIIth,
XXIld and XXIst Districts. This gives
a total Republican representation in the next
Assembly of eight from this city.
The majority for Bradley the Democratic candi,
date for the Court of Appeals is 81, S04 in this
county; too SMALL it is believed, to enable him Ia
carry the State.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LEWIS COUNTY REPORTS "ALL RICH

LOwyIILE, Nov. 5.-Chickering, Republican, has
been elected to the Assembly by more than 400
majority. H. A. PHILLIPS,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
AN UNEXPECTED VICTORY IN ONEIDA

UTICA, Nov. 5.-Four Republican ASsemblymeI
are confidently claimed in Oneida. as well as th
Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

A SOLID REPUBLICAN DELEGATION FROM
ALBANY. I.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Republicans elect four AS
sembymen in this county, probably also the Con-
gresham, but that is not yet settled.
CHAs. T.. SMITH, .r
Editor Of The EreRiHg JoarNall
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
TuEREpuBI loans sWEEPTHE BOARD IN CAYUGA

THEREPUBLICANs SWEEP THE BoAFD IN "a uGA
AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Caynga county ISL us
trict eIects UoIsey. Republican Assemblyman, by
over GOO majority: the lid District elects Noyes
Republican AssembIyman, by / 200 majority. Camp
Penublicen candidate for Congress in this county,
has plurality of OOO and in the district of over
1000. Danforths plurality IN the county is over
1000. In seneca County. Evens, Republican can
didate for Assembly has 400 majority.
III. J. KNAPP, Editor Aabura AdcertlseT'I
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

| LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 5.-Tius Sheard has been
reelected to the Assembly by 450 majority. Dan
! forth's majority in the county is 1900.
| j. K. STEBBINs,
| Editor of The Journal and COurierl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

OVER 700 MAJORITY FOR GENERAL SHARP.
RoNDoUT. Nov. 5.-General Sharpe tRepl is
elected to the Assembly in the lst District, by a
majority of from 700 to 1000.
f.. L. CLARK, Editor Of The Freeman.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MICHIGAN.

REPUBLICAN PLURALITY 5000.
DETROIT Nov. 8, 11:45 p. None hundred and
Ientlnusd On Finb Page.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

RoUsING REPUBLICAN MAJORITIEs IN HERKI-
MER.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

HUDSON CITY GIVES GOOD ACCOUNT OF ITSELF
HUDSON, Nov. 5.-The total vote IN thlS ci'y
is as follows Danforth, 1.O6o; Bradley 149'
For Congress. John H. Ketcham has l'i'oj 81
NJ. Baker, eo2, and J. v. W. Doty. Greenbacker, H.
WM. BRYAN,
Editor Of The Hudson Republiednl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

District.
l. James II. Madigan (T.)
III. Thomas F. O'Grady ~
Ill. VIM. Fl. Mcintyre (T.)
". John CALVIN T.l
V. Thomas Began IT.
VI. Jacob Seebacher (T.l
VII. isaac /. HAYES (R.
VIII. Daniel Patterson ~
H. George B. Deane (R.)
A..Ferdinand Endiman (R.)
XI. John NJ. Varnum lR.l
MI. NJ. + Hollahan IT,
Nil. Robert II. Strahan R.)
XIV. p. II. Dugro IT,
XY..M. j. DOugherty (T.l
XYI. Edward Hagan e.
XVII..S n. SimOnsOn (R.
XVIII. =. McDOnOugh CT.)
NIX. Anthony Feehan "a. II
XX.. w. II. Ackerman (R.D
XXI. Alexander Thain H.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

THE DEMOCRATIC SLAUGHTER IN THE XtlirH
DISTRICT.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 5.-Ketchams majority IN
this District will be between 1000 ana o'ooo.
Pitchers Republican, for the Assembly. about
1,5OO, and Wheelers, for the Assembly, 900 Inc
defeat of tho Democracy is overwhelming, ketcham
leading the slannh Handsomely.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LOCAL CANDIDATES ELECTED.

The following list of the candidates elected will
in all probability prove absolutely correct and re,
quire little or no revision. The details, giving the
majorites for each, may be found in other coumnss
Mayor. ........... Edward Cooper "a. IT,
City Judge. Rufus b. COwing (Ry
District attorney. Benjamin X Phelps R.j
Coroner. .MoTitz Ellinger R.)
Nicholas HaughtOn "a. IT,
AtdcrmeR-at- John G.. Hyatt "a. IT,
Large. Frederick Finck h.D
Michael w. Burns. (Rl
" Dist. Thomas Shies, (T.)
SJames j. Seyin, Cr)
Dist. John j. Morris, RI
}JOhn w. JacObus (R1
Dist. Alfmen. VI Dust Jos. z. Strach "a. IT,
Bernard Kenny "a. T.l
Robert Hall (N)
VII Dist. William Sauer (r)
Robert Foster IT,
VIII Dist. Henry c. Perley (R.)
STeTence Kiernan "a. II
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18

The liirlr folks have filled the stores atid
offices aud have dunn-,l friends. arpuaint-
a.,crs aud str%Lgrrs for slight cnntrihn-
ton to thu fair. They have sHcc, rtlr'l
very we'll. aud the entertainment Promises
To b- successful aud pleasant To all con
rrrued.
Judge \. II. Emnnrr>tn, the contractor
IF the mail r,utr bet wrcn honrT and
Shreveport. was IN town on Nnn'lIy and
Tuesday last. The judy is pleased with
the surrr.- of his route, hut complains
that the roads arr not worked along the
line. just ~ they should br.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18

A. N. Simmons w. W. A. Klllgore--in dat
Court, No. lS25.
State Of Lomisiasa, Pdrisk Of Claiborne,
DY virtue Of writ If feri .facias issued
ID out of the District CaMrf III aud far th<
parish and State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit, have S.izcl and will I'roc-,d
TO sell. Ia the last and higlrst bidder, with
in the legal hours Of safe, at ths Court.
hons~ door in the town Of Homer, on the
First saturday - Jsnasry, 1879,
b-inx the %th day VI said month. the fol-
lowing drscribsd prorrfy. to vita
The southwest quarter II the northwest
quarter IT a.etton 4. township 70, range 8
west--wiih ell the improvements thereon.
Sold Oh twelve mnntha cr,Sit, the pur>
ehxs-r 10 give bond bearing eight per cent.
interest irons day II ssi~. with approved
prrsousi security. aud mortgage. rrtsis~a.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Sheriff.
Dee. II, ts7s (pftsool i7;ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18

A. WE'LL Is H1 stranger ia a strange
land. ha, is q, home whore all the people
know him. His Inducements are extrsor-
binary, and Sustained by his we'll known
character for fair dealing. Go at once to
his commercial emporium whenever you
come 10 Homer, AID If you are not salts
fed with the bargains BE- offers yoH. why
then II can only be said Of you that you
are hard to please.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18
sheriff - Sale.


Chafi,, Shea 4 Loye, for Use, &c, vs.. I. T..
Crow.
STATE Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue of writ of II. ia. to me- direct
ID rd intiic above entitled causr, by the
Clerk pf the District Cont in and for the
,rirish If Webster and State aforesaid, |
have srizrd aud will prucerd To sell Ia the
last and highest bidder, within flir legal
hours Of SALE nj the Court-house door in
the tnwn'of Hnner, on y
First sataFdsy'iS January, 1879,
b-i,ng he ith Nav ofjsaid month, the fol-
lowing Described property, to wit:
The northwest quarter of tn. southwest
Quarter of SectioH u, Township u. Rang,
: wrst-siinAie,l i'll the parish Of Claiborne
said state.
Sold on twelve months cr''dit, the pur-
chas to give bond bearing eight PER cent.
INTEREST from day If sale, with approved
personal security, aud murtgag- retained.
II. ". KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
Dec II, is7a. Off 0S} Has
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18

II is positively wonderful how so man
nice things can be- gathered uud 7 one
roof Bat WILLIE lLLINUTuN eau come
a. urat rNpllinlug Ia h"Ns and Aiirr .
i,rrs Is aiS o;l'r an il tpNI. Frrt~.
nuts. card..s, aypl.s, nrang.s. novelties,
III chanlcal t"y>, toy ca>t"i>, it'll" pianos
aud organs arr all il. hi, ho,i," cheap frr
the cash
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish nnder this
Aasaiug the names OF those who each
,eAk pay mp their subscriptions. This list
4. intended ~ memorandum for III" pro-
lotion Of subscribers against possible
.r,ors in our books:
n u GLADDEN., 200 SY Glad ~, 2 90
J J Ella. % Laiia'a' w
] 8 Meadows. 2Vo
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-18

CT Nv Commissions $40 -
amt paid Treas. y! 6i-slO3 Q
Respectfully.
MARIlN NALLE, Cul'r.
Homer. La. Dee. 10, LIS.
Tn, Mayor was instructed to notih Mn.
Ward to RAISE and Twp in the chimney Il"
the ''Suith' building, dh Eat side I tie
square.
On motion the Mayor appointed M",~'~
Harrison AID Ramsey a committee Il"
draft aud rrt~tt Tan Ordnance al HtA'
mrriIng.
Nrssrs. Wilder aud Gin wrrr appointed
a committee. Ia whi,h til Mat"i WAS at
dra. {" pr"rarr specifications tT ""r"i"1
III" STREETS for l-.y.
Tn Board then adinurt'a nItiil Frda>
neat NJ ,o'cl" X, y. III.
(>ign"O j. FER son.
Mayor
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The town has been throug' d with vas-
Gus loaded with cotton coming il and
going ont. Many immigrants hav" ai>"
PASSED through. snIIir goiag Ia Texas.
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Voice OF Tabieau Of EcLt

zee s>iun of J. Il. Walk T. deed.
If, u Loai'it"a Parrish - Iiaibor"c
N>TI. 81 L. HEREBY GIVEN, That y.
Y " lNrr, Alm .iii>;rdtor of III" a'"N
am It >tl,r. >>frn. hts this day hltl "a tt
siir.. ihrnu Ia hi at "r;nN-, Young u kirl'
ri>nu. = iai,l' an # ii hts for said >ucc"'
.,nu. aud pral- Il" thu sLnlr To he approve
al innh"lagaird
Nav. therefore, unless oplnSilion tlirrrt'
-. mii,lr within thu time prescribed lay law
nr prayer at the applicant viii b- glintr'.
Gi,.'t under my hand AMI official a.
80 ~ thl, the 18th day of Dee, A. l.
~ l-1c.
DREW FERGUSON.
~, tbrk -. &.
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\ tirc Of TaaIcau Of Debt

>urrc>>iun> "i NJ. =. and Polly Casdi. deco.
state Of louisiana. Parish Of Cld borne
NOT, l. Il HEREBY GIVEN, Tina
y Il. and Eti,u tArr, administrator an"
Admi,i,tFdiriN al aaid snrcrssinhs, hn\'
thi> day hlrd in the Clerks "if"r at sal
,.Ti>h, through til II aii"rmcyS, Young
Richardson. u tahtrau Ut drhts and anffttd
trr,Int If said -Ilrrrs>ioli-. and pray T."
the same {" ur allowed and hnln"l"gat'd.
Now. therefore, II ,lrsS opl''-iti"n th"iri
, mat within TIL tim prescribed 10y Ia"
he prayer 1T The applicant viii he grant"
H. witness whereof. | have h-rruhto -
90 my hand and aIfiN,d my "th''
03 1T. at ihi> the llth .lay al -
An I.s-. DREW FERGUSON,
Ia Clerk - I
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Filing Of Finni Account.

Su, crsstnn at Thomas iitllry, deed.
state Of LoHisiaHa, Pari-h Of claiborne.
NOTICE l. HERE \ GIVEN, That +,
y A. Ilill-N. Executor of said Succession.
ins This day hl,d in my office. through his
attorney. john Young, the final account "i
his ADMINISTRATION al said snccr-~inn. md
pray, Tim the same he approved aud ho
mnl"gat,d.
Now. therefore. be- il known that. unless
.ntH,-iiinH l,,. made th,rcio within the time
prescribed by law, the prayer of the ap-
plirnnt will Nv granted.
Civ II under my hand aud official seal
40 aH this the llih day of Der A. D..
NJ lc1-. -
DREW FERGUSON.
t,:3t OK b. E.
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An assortment m Mrershanm, Bripr and
\pltr Wort tff'ES, NJ prices which cal
II. compared fa,nrably tn New York.
a splendid stock Of CIGARS, Chewing
md Smoking T0Bttte, Srttti, Cigarettes,
ttaying Carts, aud smokers utensils gen'
rally, al prices Ia defy competition. W
make specially of impaired cigars, an
,rr agents for Hrrbe de- Ia Rein smokin;
tnhacco.
W. invite, especially, city and connfr,
merchants to examine our stock In general
before ord, ring ahruad
W. have largr stock Of Layer RaisiH,
- loN,.s Of Ill sizes, which WE are able t.
II 1T the lowest figures.
Mr.. L-mam having been ~ Virginia, la
urciias..d II large stock of Tobacco whit
- offer very Inv.
v,ry r,srsifullyr--
F.. j. LEHMAN & co.