Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-27

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,h, A,,ncIatcd Press dispatches, I'll STAND
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enlarge its news columns 10 that extent
which will meet the rXigcnclcs OF what
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constant aim of the proprietor Ia exclude
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have done =" much IN this country to de
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STATE NEWS COLUMN.
Approaching the value to our country
subscribers ot reliable information on
! Agricultural matters the STANlAED VIII
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,arimrnt of thought and will compile a
7 series ut extracts from journals devoted I"
tlrm tnpic> improvement of stock and
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| will he a constant reflex of the fiuctua.
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and futures at Liverpool aud New York,
receipts at all the ports, total visible sup
ply, with rates Of freight on compressed
and other cotton. and the quotations OF
all litl,lr> of sale and merchandise through
out the world.
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pl"tt Commercial report IN the city.
MI RIVER ANp WEATHER COLUMN
Will faithfully record the condition of the
river, the atmospheric changes f climate
aud the nVriurut> of steamers. with their
connexions AT other ports, and all other
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