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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Our Candidates for Congress.

We place at the head of our columns
today the names Of the Democratic nom
inces for Congress from the fifth Louisiana
district.
We lrad anticipated that the convention
at Monroe wenld have nominated Col.
John s. Young for the long term Int are
disappointed, Not however to n sufficient
extent to Justify any GOODNESS in onr feel
ings toward Genl King and his personal
friends. JUDGED, 80 excellent is the rcpu-
tation Of that gentleman that we may say
that a. we could not have Col. Young We
are more than content with Gcn'i King.
We think if any two men i'll the Demo
cratic party of this district can win the
race we believe that they are those who
have been selected by the convention.
Gen'l King is said to be gentleman of
nndonbied capacity and very popular on
the Mississippi river where he has large
planting interests. His hearty support by
the river parishes is not 40 much due to a
ftff"S :" "ttf"Hff tfft"tF' fft fffhtf e.
the merits of the man himself. But il is
needless that We express any opinion in
advance. Gcn1 King will visit Claiborne
parish between this aud the month Of No
yembcr. Our people will be- able from
! hearing aud seeing the man to form their
own estimate pf his capacity. He is the
nominee Of the Democratic party and as
| such will receive the hearty support OF
! every Democrat in the District.
Cob Young will add vast strength to the
| ticket. NJ man in North Loui,ian is NOR,
Universally respected than he. lie ha'
! the confidence Of his own proplr and viii
receive large number vt votes from thu
| Republican ranks The nominees ar,
strong and will he elected, Let IA work
! for them with all our influence anf
strength.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
QUARANTINE ORDINANCE.

BE it ordained hy the MAYOR and Select
men of the town Of Homer. That il shall
be- unlawful for any person coming from
any infected place where the yellow fever
prevails, tn enter into or remain IN the
town of Homer; That no articles of met
chandsc or basgagc shall be allowed To- be
brought into the town from such infected
districts, except such articles ~ shall lie
admitted by ordcr of the Board of Health
established by this act.
BE il further ordained, That il shall be
unlawful for any stage line or other carrier
Ia bring into the town Ell Homer any Ter
SON or article excluded by this ordinance
be il further ordained, That any citizen
who has knowledge Of the arrival in town
of any such person or article n j. prohib-
tied by this ordinance, shall be required To
report the same to the Town Marshal i'm
mVdiatcly, under the penalty ~ provided
by this ordinance.
Br il further ordained, That the Mayor,
Doctors W. W. Arbucklc, j. +. Glahuey,
:. X. Richardson and :. \. Webb are here
by created "A Board of Health, for the pur-
pose of better enforcement of quarantine
regulations, and that the Town Marshal he
ex-hihcio. Health Officer, to perform such
duties as may be authorized aud required
/ by said Boarvt Of Health ami the Mayor
and Scicctmen.
| BE il further ordained. That any person
/ found guilty uf the violation of any pro-
/ vision of this ordinance shall tc fined TT a
stun not less than Fifty nor more than One
/ Hundred and Fifty Dollars, at the discre-
! tiou of the Mayor
/ Re it further ordained, That this act
shall take eiirct and bc III force from and
J after its passage; and that the same b,
J published three times i'll the "Claihorn,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
On the first Snturday in October. ts7s.

il hcins the 9TH day of said month, the fol
lowing described property belonging to said
succession, Ia wit:
One Dwelling House and Lot described
as follows: Beginning ut the northwest cor
ncr of W. A. Carr, Lot on the Homer and
Lisbon road. and running south about two
hundred yards. and east one hundred yards
Ia "A branch dividing this lot AMI NJ. H..
lipplnins' land, thence south along said
branch Ia the corner Of said Lippmin's
fence, thence west To- Mrs. Tcutsch's Lot,
thence north thirty yards, thcucr west
sixty yards, thence north two hundred and
twenty yards, thence east sixty yards
thence north to the Homer and Lisbon
road. thcucc cast to the starting point.
Also. Lots scvcntN-iive, sevcHiy-eight,
nihety-'hrcr, and ninety -foHr-all of the
described property being located in the
town of Homer,
Terms Of sale Cash. Ia pay debts.
u. W. KIRKPATRICK, sheriff.
Aug. - l-t-. lpf SO ju) 2ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

At the primary election in fiossier parish
the following gentlemen were chosen as
the nominees of the Democratic party:
For representative Hon. J. E. Naucc; for
sheriff, Maj. Robert Wyche; for Parish
Judge, I. w. Braden Mr.. J. J. Allen; the
opponent Of Mr.. Vance, is one of the most
worthy citizens Of Bossier parish, and
would have reelected great credit upon
the people had he been nominated and elect
ed. Mr., Vance, the present Representative,
is n gentleman Of ability and has done his
parish good service. We hope that he
NAV be reelected.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.

Under this head We publish such articles
IL our patrons choose To- write upon mat
tiers OF public interest. IL must be under
stood thnt We are in no way Responsible
for the views, criticisms, plans, sc, which
appear in this column.-Ep. GUARDIAN.
Mr.. EDITOR: On the day that the can.
didateS for legislative honors delivered
their addresses in Homer. 4 resolution was
offered hy some one Ia hind the successful
candidates Ia aid and assist in procuring
the appointment by the Governor OF the
party who obtained the highest vote for
the position as Tax Collector listened
with marked aud intent interest To- every
speaker, believing that every candidate
desired and cfavrd the appreciation Of the
people. This fact was virtually true and
manifest, until Mr.. J. II. Hay arose 10 adj
dress the people. when, Ia my surprise, he
said in subsiance) that there was u law
which plainly proclaimed that this office
was one Of appointment hy the Governor,
with the advice and consent of the Senate
aud II made no provision As "A law for his
interference. Is he was running for the
| lower house.
Now, Mr.. Editor, and citizens of Clai-
| borne parish. ask that all may think upon
/ the step that was then taken 10y one who
/ had stumped the parish and asked the cit
( liens 10 support him, and had assigned his
( reasons for the same, Why now, AT the
/ last point he was 10 deliver public speech.
/ did h. not assert hims'lf as favorable Ia
/ the move. ~ Others who preceded him, and
attempt to gain the public apptause' The
( reason tic did not was plain. His iutciit-
gcnce had taught him that there was a law
! which provided for this end. His princi-
pies as an individual had instructed him
that il was "A crime IN prTt F7E.t-- q law; and
, the love for his own manhnpl and the Nir.
the and principles whirh h. would hay.
adorned IL the right. far, yes Ivy far. cN.
cclled the appreciation hr wonld draw from
the people and know lie was wrong. II
was here that Mr.. Hay gave every cvi
dcncc that he would rather be right, thar
he Prcsidrnt--it was here he demonstrated
a principle, whirh must hr admitted by
community, is delightful in every house
hold. and Is welcome in a sanctuary, Mr.
Hay knew that very many were running
for this office, and that their rcsprctIv,
friends were supporting them and, of ne
ccssity, II would br unpopular but in hi
love tur truth, he rose above men and thcil
wishcs-hc rose s1BoV. his own desire an,
ambition. and ut the risk of the latter j.,
asserted what God. through his conscience
told him Was right. let the people thinl
all the facts over, and when they do the!
can In, say. such a man cannot he bought
Therefore, | say that such character mcr
It's the support of all true citizens.
] will say. that Mr.. Hay knows noihin!
Of This writing, aud that il is only done h.
NY self III acknowledgement Of my rcspec
for his manly virtues. ii.
The boil worm has about ceased hi
raVagcs, not ~ some suggest for want q
material. but because they have lived on
their allotted space. This year this worI
+ has done Tar more damage than the arm
worm. In the future we shall dread on
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
a<NOliNCEN ENTS.
For Representative.

81 trrEit As candidate for Represent
a,,,r in the next Legislature Of the state
Of i.uul>tana
W. are authorized To announce }. IL.
HAY n, a candidate Tor Representative IN
the next Legislature.
We are authorized tn announce W. 4.
vtETiN a, a candidate for the next Lcgis-
lIfrlrc of the state of Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Succession Sale.

Succession Of Ambrose Blackwell. Decd.
STATE If LomsidHd, Pdrish Of t|dibof"e.
DE virtue of a commission to me directed
ID hv the honorable Parish Court of the
parish al Claiborne. | will sell al public
auction to the las, aud highest bidder, AT
the Court house door in the town of Homer
saturday, 18th day Of September, 1873,
the following described property belonging
10 said succession, to wit:
One Horse, and one Feather Bed and
bedding. Terms Cash.
J. q. TANKERSLEI, Admr.
kuuust - ISIS o:M
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Sheriff. Sale.

Matthew Odom VS.. Peter Boozer--No. GO,
Appeal Docket, District Court.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claibsr~s
DY virtne Of writ Of feri .fac;as issued
ID ont Of the District Cont in and for the
parish and State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit, have seized and viii proceed.
TO sell, to the last and highest bidder, VIZ
in the legal. hours Of sale, at the.
house door in the town Of Homsyo
Third Saturday In Septsy>' ,o'',
loving described prsry, to wit
The east half oseetion s 70 aSn IN ann, ~,
Iauso !" McsrAlso one two-horse wagon.
ea T. roIlS sale cash, with the benefit Of
H. W. KIRKPATRICK,
shssi6.
Aug. IA, ls7s. trfNc sol 5SsN
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
For sheriff.

We are authorized To announce !. y.
GLOVER ~ candidate for the office OF
Sheriff of Claiborne parish, at the next
election.
hereby Announce myself candidate
ttr reelection ta the oihcr of ShcIlh Tor
the parish of Claiborne.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

Shreveport merchants have been DIS
cussing with Judge Watkins the the COW
cred road through Red River swamp.
Perhaps they will advance some money 10
aid in the completion Of the road. Should
they do so orr route to shreveport will be
comparatively easy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

The Fail Session of the two colleges he
gin on "wednesday of ncNt week. We are
assured by Presidents Smith and Sigh
they will begin under the most favorable
auspices. Ample arrangements have
been made to accommodate all boardrrs.
We hope thar cur citizens will rally 10 the
support of these institutions. The adj
vantage to towns of well sustained insti-
tHtions is well known. The religious.
moral and social standing of Homer VIII
be benefited and greatly improved. For
their own interest let the people of Homer
take M interest in our colleges.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
w. w. DORMON,

AN and after the 18th day of september
" nrXi. viii take charge Of and nm the
BLACKSMITH SHOP in Homer heretofore
rim by 4. I. & j. VI. Dormou. Will also
settle mp the unsettled business of the old
firm. Thanking the public for past GUS
tom. a continuance is respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction given, or no charg" made.
J. NJ DORMON.
AmMnAt - IL. 2St
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

We are under obligations Ia MIR. A.
We'll for late Houston Telegram. We
trnst tl,., Mr.. We'll will oblige us again in
a similar way. Now that We are receiving
40 few exchanges our friends will favor us
greatly by furnishing us with such papers
as they may receive and can spare. We
are able Ia make up our paper from Old
clippings but would like ~ have the latest
items Of intelligence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

The school 10 BE- taught by Prof l." NJ.
Cormick and Mrs. Hattie i.awrance opens
Oh Monday next at the residence of the
principal. The teachers are assured OF a
large attendance and viii contribute large
~ to the educational facilities of the town
Prof. tornick and Mrs. Lawrance are ac-
eomplishcd teachers and will he thorough
and conscientious in the discharge Of their
Auiics
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
BLACKSMITHING.

THE undersigned takes this method OF
/ informing the public that from aud af-
ter the FIRST MONDAY Of SEPTEMBER
he will be found at hts Blacksmith shop in
Homer, ready to attend 10 all work in his
liHe. Satisfaction guaranteed.
~ w. +. Bridges will take charge of
my shop near Athens.
i. J. BRIDGES.
August 81 1873. L.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Notice..

4 LII persons are hereby warned against
"A trading for certain promissory note
drawn by A. X. Clingman, on or about the
18th Of July last, in favor Of r. NJ. Brown
field for the sum Of sll3 30, due the LIST
day of January next. Said note has been
lost or mislaid. Any information in regard
to il will be thankfully received, by
X. N. BROwNFiELD.
August IL. ts7S. Athens, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

State Of LoHisiana-Iarish Of Claiborne.
DE IT REMEMBERED, That on this the
ID ist day of August. A. ID. l-7-, wtV
the undersigned qualified jury Commits
sioners. met at the toHft-hoHse ia the town
of Homer, Claiborne parish, Louisiana, for
the purpose of revising the general rrnirr
and Ia draw the yrnirr for the Oct. Term
# the District Court of Claiborne parish.
commencing Oh the Third Monday of said
month. and after choosing eighty persons
to complete the general Ncnirc, in place OF
those drawn for service at the last term of
said Court. proceeded to draw the Jurors
to serve the first week of the next regular
term of the 18th District Court. comncnc-
ing on the 2l,t day of Oct'r, l-7-, it being
the Thi ii Monday ct said month, when the
following named persons were duly drawn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
For Tax Collector.

W. are authorized 10 Announce mat w
=. AYCpCK is a candidate before the pco-
ple for their endorsement of his applica.
iion Ia be rc.appointcd Tax Collector OF
Claiborne parish.
We are authorized to announce that
JOHN T.. BROWN j. u candidate before
ih,. rcnpte for their endorsement of hts ar-
llication to be appointed Tax Collector 'i
tiAlhnrnr narish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

The series of articles now appearing in
the GrARpl>S, upon the Louisiana Negro,
are from the pen of the Rev j. NJ. 7. lick
crsou, of Haynesville, in this parish, and
are written lay him fot the Methodist Pro-
trstsnt, published at Baltimore, Maryland
pr Hickerson Is writer of great ability,
and is qualified to treat all topics with
Arerial skill.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS,

THE undersigned, 4 citizen of Claiborne
i parish. is now canvassing this section
for The follow ing valuable works:
The new Devotional aud Practical PIC
TORfAL FAMILloBIBLE. In addition
to the Old and New Testament, APoeryPha,
Concordance and Psalms in metre, il con
tains a vast amount Of explanatory matter,
compiled with great care and furnishing
complete Encyclopedia of Biblical knowl-
edge.
james u. McCabc'S PICTORIAL HIS
TORY OF THE UNITED STATES. The
author gives clear, vivid aud brilliant
narrative of the events of orr history from
the discovery of the American Continent
10 the present time. 1t contains over 100
pages, and is embellished with 5lS fine his
torical cngravings and portraits.
100000 FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE is
THE Book Of the 10Th century. II gives
the symptoms and treatment u all diseases
in Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poul-
try Besides this, il contains vast amount
of miscellaneous information on almost all
subjects.
FOUNDATIONS or SUCCESS AND
| LAWS or TRADE is n complete and prac-
teal business gHiae and handbook Of ref
erence. You can, by reading il short
! time, gain information that wonll require
years Of experience without il.
r. NJ. BROWNFIELD.
August 81, 1873. L.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.

THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
| invited to continue the liberal patron
age they have bestowed on the undersigH-
cd. The best of
mines, -44uatl AMI 6tgatA
always OFT hand. Customers always treat
ed with politcness and rigid imPartiallty.
Don't forget the BAR aud BILLIARD
SALOON on the west side Of the public
sauare. j. FERGUSON.
August ~, l-1-. l;u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Deaths from Hydrophobia.

In the past two years, at all seasons, by
drophohia has been frequent in this and
the neighborifg parishes, but We have
never heard of such wholesale destruction
rs that caused 10y a dog, the property Of
M John H. Tusglc. Before the dog WAS
killed he bit fine bull and several COWS.
the property Of Rev. j. +. Davidson, some
stock of Mr. Thomas II, Tngglc. and a
mulc and some hogs of Mr.. WIN. Ramsey.
aud also mule belonging 10 MI J. H..
TuggIc. shortly after biting this mule
last mentioned. the owner Of the dog killed
him. ani since that time every animal bii
ten by him >crtu, to have died, the mdlc~
the hogs and catlh, Not les than fifteen
or twenty head of stock have died.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
The Kentucky Cane Mill ha,

wrought Iron Shafts, rncascd Gearing
Rollers separate from gears; parts distinct
and easily repaired, ut small cost, when
worn out or broken; is strong and econom'
zeal. and is fully guaranteed. For descrip'
tive circulars. apply to -
CONWAY x BUCKELEW,
i!:Jm Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

our young friend. Tee Cleveland, after
4 short visit Ia his parents IA This parish
started a few days ago Ia his home i'll Tex
A., by way of Shreveport, The relentless
quarantine prevented his further move
mctttS through thai city, and he y now at
home again and will seek another route
for Texas. In his case the Shreveport an
thortjcS were entirely too arbitrary. He
had not been near any infected distinct
Had lust passed through Shreveport on
his way 10 Claiborne, had remained III this
parish few days and started back home.
We trust that hr may meet with better
success on the new route.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

There is no doubt but that Willie Filing
toms wagons hiring here, every week, full
load, OF graccties, provisions, sc. Go TO
see him aud learn his low prices
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
NOTICE.,

T WILL RUY OR SELL PARISH BONDS
L and Approved Accounts allowed since
the bonding of the parish debt.
A. MCCRANIE.
July 3, ISIS. i6:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

certify that the above and foregoing Is
\ true aud correct list of the Jurors drawn
for the ect'r FERN Of the District Court ia
and fer the parish Of Claiborne, on the l>t
inst. Given under hand officially, AT llo-
mrr, La. August 10Th. l-1-.
DREW FERGUSON, OK. II. C..
August u, lS7-. l:tc
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
succession Sale.
Succession of John w. Todd. Dee

Succession Of lohn Y. Tndd, Dtc'd.
STATE af Laai-idHa Parish If Eaibo5Hc.
DN virtue of a commission iSsncd ont Of
ID the Honorable the Parish Court of said
parish and STATE. t. nv directed 10y Drew
Ferguson, ticrk of the District Court, |
will proceed to SCH to the last and highest
bidder. within the legal hour, at sale, At
The Ennft- hnM.t door IN tn town nf lInMer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

Groceries, cheap groceries; confcction-
crtt-, cheap confcc,ioncrics, at W. J. Tay-
-.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Registration Notice.

T WILL attend a. the following named
L places on the days named for the pur-
pose Of registering the qualified voters of
Claiborne parish, 10 Wit:
Homer September 9th TO nth inclusive;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28


Eureka, Thursday, September IL;
Curry's Sch, House, Friday, 10;
Kings lanyard, Saturday, ID;
Arizona, Monday, i6;
Lisbon, Tuesday and Wednesday, II, Il;
kimbelltown, Thursday, 10;
Symmetrical, Friday and Sat day, 20, 81;
Harris Chapel, Monday, %:
Colqnitt, Tuesday, "a;
Gordon. Wednesday. 25;
llaynesyille Thursday and Friday" &c, q;
Homer, saturday, %;
Athens, Monday, 80;
Tulip, Tuesday, October |;
Macedonia, Wednesday, 2:
Hcards Sch. House, Thursday, 3:
Homer, October 4th to BID inclusive, when
registration will close.
This registration is to be 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 OF not A. Il. LESUEUR,
Assessor and Registrar.
July 81, ISIS. 50;l3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under tins
heading the names of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
is intended A. memorandum for the pro
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
! F ii"ard, 50 "o W VI Spears, 81 H'
Jas Met lcndon,2 A Peter ijrmctz, tn
Jnu Miller, ir, > 90 l. VI Cormick, | NJ
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

The holl worm has about ceased his
raVagcs not ~ some suggest for want oi
material. but bccans" they have lived ont
their allotted space. This year this worm
has done Tar more damag" than the army
worm. In the future we shalt dread one
as much as another.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1878-08-24
Obituary..

DIED. in Bradford, July 3lst, John San
born, aged 66 years, 10 months and l6 days.
Mr.. John Sanborr was born in And.
over, Mass, and his father, jeremiah
Sanborn, removed to Bradford, when
John was only six months old. HI
grew up to manhood here, and at the
age Of 25 years married Hannah Worth
ley of this town, and they settled dowr
on the farm in the west part Of the town
where they lived an industrious, upright
and happy life, until her death, some
seven years since.
Some five years since Mr.. Sanborn re
married, taking for his second wife Mrs
Susanna 7, Corliss, when he removed to
her residence in this village and there
spent his remaining days.
He was very capable and uprigh
business man, a good neighbor md al
esteemed citizen. He never sought any
public position, though he was for some
years one of the selectmen Of his town.
When a young man he united with tn
M. E. church, at West Bradford,
His last wife survives him and hi
leaves a son, VIM. G. Sanborn, of thi
town, and a daughter, Mrs. James II
Armstrong Of Corinth.
His father, Jeremiah Sanborn, died II
this town seven years ago at the age O
SO years, and his mother is now living
and will be 30 years old next month.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1878-08-24
WELLS RIVER.

On Saturday last, DR.. Hick0k's
child was taken with fit, and Mrs
Hickok was alone IN the house at
the time and ran to the door and
screamed for help. Mrs. Sarah
Hills, an old lady about IS years O
age, living opposite, hearing the
screams started out of her house at
the wrong door, and fell from high
piazza breaking her hip and should
der. 1t is thought that the old
lady will not recover.
Hamilton, a section man on the
M. & w. r. Railroad, on Monday
fell from the deck bridge above
Wells River, a distance of 20 feet
or so, stricking in the river below,
in about two or three feet of water,
and escaped from serious injury,
being able to walk to the village, a
distance of one mile.
The hail storm on Sunday after
noon was very destructive to gar
dens at this place. Some Of the
hail stones were nearly an inch in
diameter.
w. Fl. Hill, the marble worker,
has moved his family into Bachop's
Block amt intends to make his stay
permanent, as he has disposed of
his shop at Plymouth, N. Ii.
The second and third general
meeting of the creditors of Nelson
s. Forsythe will be held before
Hon. Abel Underwood, Register,
on the 10th of September.