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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrrERp, July l9-Arrived. bark Germana tGer) VIII
NOV, Wilmington NC.
Sailed 18th ships Hcrmon (Br), Steele, New York: Re-
volvng Light (Br Coonan. do; Halden tNor Jacobsen
Philadelphia; bsrks Fortunate QtaD. Bertolotto, New
York; Norwegian (Rr) Lincoln do; 2oth steamer vader
land (iseg,. Nichols Phiadclphia
BREMEN July ls-Sailed. ships Joseph Clark Havener
Philadelphia: Talbot (Nor), Rolfsen, New York; 2Oth
Transit, Hagen do bark China tGer) Jordan, do.
BoRDEAuxsailed from Pauillac July ls. barks Flora
(B Yeamen, United States; Thorvadsen tNor) Hansen
BAYoysK. July la-saied brig Sophia Cook tBr,, smith,
New York
CRooKHAvEN, July 20, $50 PM-of steamer City OF
Richmond (Br) Letch from New York for Queenstown
and Liverpool.
GRANGEMoUTH July 19-Arrived bark Duke of Yelling
ton (sr). Atkins, Daren
HULL. July 2o-Arrved. bark Bergliot CNor), Moberg.
Now York via Queenstown.
Sailed 10TH bark Belvedore (Br) Doyle, New York
HAMBURG. July 1s-Saiied. ship Ludwig Holberg Mop,
Bruand. New York; banks Ragna (Nor Nelson d.; West
Chief -Ger), Kruse. Baltimore; gentina taD. New
York; Goth. ship Sknlda (Nor). Wisnaes. do. 81
LrvERrooL July l9-Arrived Californian (Br,
Daniels Baltimore.
Sailed 18TH steamers Wisconsin (Br. Owen, New York
via Qucenstown Gallia (r Cook, do do; ship Victoria
Nyanza Qsr), Jones, San Francisco.
LONDON, July i9-sailed, steamer AsatatBr Craig. Nov
YORK.
LKrn July la-ssied bark ottono dtaI, schianino,
Baltimore 1855 S. ~a
LoxpoNDxRRY. July 1s--Sailed, bark Negrsuola QtaD
Revcllo, Baltimore
Sailed FROM Innshowcn Head 18th, bark Buteshire .
Jones, Baltimore.
LARSE July I9Sailed steamer State Of Nevada (Br.
Braes (from Glasgow. New York.
MoviLLn. July 20-Arrived, steamer Peruvian (Br).
Smith Montreal and Quebec for Liverpool land proceeded
OPonTo July l4-Arrived barks Gulnare (Br), Adams,
Philadepha; Atlantic Br), wyman, Now York; Ray
Br Johnson Philadelphia schr Heaton, Boyd, Balti-
more; 18th. bark Robertson Br), Mcmillan, Phila-
depha-
QUEENSTOWN. July i9-Ar,ived brig Eig Nor). Nerand
Galveston; 10th, ships A smu Packer, Portland, o;
Centennial Br, Bcarse Astoria o; bark Harvard (BD.
Pray. Port Prize f
ROTTERDAM July 1S-Arrived bark Gormanis GER,
Schulken. Philadelphia.
SANrANpER, to July 19-Saed, bark Adolph Enger.
Williams, Nov York.
Sr MALo july 17-Ssiled, bsrKs Appa CNor). Sande,
Philadelphia Aftensernen (Nor, Rothing, do; veranda
NOR. Fake, do
HoLYuEAD, July 20-Wind N, fresh gale; heavy rain.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
ScHR WONDER. of Port Jefferson. 60 II tons. has b,
bon Nv Can't Tillotson of Mnuut S.uni.

ScHR WONDER of Port Jefferson 90 Is tons. has bssu
bought by Capt Tillotson. of Mount Sinai.
NEwBuRYPoRT. July l9-ri schr Mary I. Smith Short
came In last evening from bhing trip @i;h her
hea 1t wtscarried squall of Mednss
day when the vessel put into Gloucester for safety
NKw LONDON. July 19-Schr Addie Sawyer (of CaiaIsr
for Boston from H"boken, arrived here to-day leaking
badly. She oil IIarbor by Capt Scott
who will stop her leaks.
QuEBEc. July iS-Bark Harmonic (Nor) for London.
before reported ashore ST Tho hauled o
morning and surveyors have dawn TO hold
FRANCISCO July l3The ship Naturalist fBr is now
100 days from Calcutta and fears
her safety Her cargo has all been sold for delivery
10Th Inst.
small craft. to be finished In October
LAuScHEI-At philadelphia July 10 a large iron pro.
peier; iron, tho yard Of Neade Levy Intended he
ton Trenton aud other intermediate towns ON the Della
ware. and VIII afford accommodations for over 900
people She nearly 2uO feet in length and will called
the Neptune.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July le-Arsived, schr Mabel Thomas,
ssd Aas ssfd v't ssIsr Soa..h ch. we
Mst.we%"n to load for bath Me- p,,. ~ w.
kss fSsTp.sI Iss.rl." ;siS Iss;ss O.: SsyIs
July
D css'saMS S %s,s.s Haskell Boston: .shr. Mary
AiSerio bishop. New Bedford; JUL. Pratt ThaeSsr
NV York. Iss yonnF Forest Oak
.,i Ss % sssss Sheridan Jersey
/: s 10 VS.
owen ,sr': briggs Maria D tAusl. aud Frances Jane
S Srs . @ % a 81
Ya.sire: Sarss Kong sverrs tNSr' Eies:sn Bords.ax
kssasSsns a. .ss,. %ssa: Perry. SsSYY;h IsIs:
by SCI s%ss
Hay Mason Sawyer Bunker %iso.s
Laur. Jones. s.s,
xeinySa NJ 'e'' HATTIE
SsSha ssrs siiS Nor, Einsscn, Wilmington. Nc ssIr
s"iisd"sssr 4 ii Barrow. Taylor J.cksonx,ile
CALAIS, July i6-saied bark Estella. Poole. Monte
GARDINER, July ls-sailed. schr Freddie L Potter
SEw oRIEk ms July 20 Sailed from the Passes brig,
Areos New York; C,naue soreiie utap Genoa; Sirgns
Sailed from Port Esds i6th steamer jamaican Br Bal
YEwBURYPORT July ie---Arriycd, schrs Georgianns.
Stacy, weshswken; Chromo. Lansing. South Amboy.
NEW BEDr5ED July is.Arsissd, sshr Providenc.
ist6saiied sehr. Islo Pines, Lesg. Rondout Paw
NEWPORT. July IL, PM-Arrvcd. schrs Louis Walsh,
Meponald Pert Joh9son Decatur 0skes Baker New
Also arrived schrs Blackstone Kelley Boston for New
York; ohio Wilson Somerset Tor do Eastern Belle Par
10Th. AMArrved. schr horitor Chace. Dennis for New
Charger Kelley Somerset for do Elisha smith, Snow
Providence for New YORK; soop Pearl Case Port John
NEW LONDON July ie--Arrived, schrs Traveller, Ho
boken: q Erwin, do for Norwich
piiILADELPniA July 2o-Arrved, ship Josephine
tNo Todsen. Rotterdam barks Victor NOR. Msgnescn
Kings Lynn: oreb dtaD, NORGE Limerick; giuseppe An
Wright Palermo. fchrs Lshaina, Houghton, kcmpt NS
Ramon DC Ajuris Msgec. New York; Lizs'o Young
DELAWARE BREAswArER. july Passed. In, steamer
British Empre tBrl. Loeky from Liverpool.
Lctks Pillau; s.hrs d a ) Lee Smith, Philadelphia
Mary u smith. Maloney, New York
Csared--Brg II Ceaves Palmer. Matanxas; schr
Ward Parks Coombs kennebec, to load for Richmond
RICHMOND, July is-ssiled. schrs NJ Cottngham,
Outten New York; John Parker Evans, Perth Amboy;
Sn,uuei Hart. liobrook, Portland.
SAN FRANCISCO. July ia-Ar.,yed barks Belle Of
Aubnuit Caiiwo schr Ariel HnckIcy. Pamerson Island
Cleared-Barks IL Drews Ger vorsatz Port Town
Portland. Gage, do; schr Teuonia, Struckneycr
ss'Ied.-shp War Hawk smnnard, Port Discovery bark
q SAVANNAH, duty 2o-Arrivcd steamer United Statos.
Matthews. Boston schr satela. North. Boothbay.
murp Nor. Erickson from Wilmington for Glasgow.
sACO July isArrved, schr Charter Oak, Damage, New
WILMINGTON, Nc. July 1s-CIeared. schr Thos J
Seward, Apologize. Baltimore
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THE NAPoLEoNIC DILEMMA.
HOW THE DEPosED DYNAsTIEs OF FRANCE
HAVE BEEN TREATED.


HOW THE DEPosED DYNAsTIEs OF FRANCE
HAVE BEEN TREATED
From tho Pail Mall Gazctte.l
The manner ia which the various Gynastes in
France deposed each other is curious enough
Tor notice at moment when IL question whether
Prince Napoleon could be legally ordered to leave
country. In 1914 after the fall OF the En-
Dire. no exceptional measures taken against the
.jonaparte family; but after the hundred Days ana
Waterloo the whole Imperial family were banshed
forever. After the fall OF Charles X. perpetual
Danish ment decreed against tho elder Bourbon
ranch. aud the prescription OF the Bonapartes
was renewed. Alter the revolution which drove
touis Philippe from the throne tho Republic de-
.rucd the perpetual Punishment of all the families
which had rcigned in France. This In May. ls4S
and in the following October the law repealed
Us far 1t concerned the Bonapartes and this law
las never been re-enacted. In 1871 the Bourbons
were likewise permitted TO return France, and So
"a fact law OF Punishment at present exists. 1t lis
fruc 1872 NJ. Theirs considered himself justi
sol In having Prince Napoleon conducted To the
ronter the ground that Napoleon Ill aud his
dynasty had been deposed, ana that this deposi-
non implied expulsion OF al, the family.
good many liberals in the National Assembly dis
pGtod the soundncss OF this principle. aud among
nese NJ lie Roger, who Is now Minister OF jus
ice ana Keeper Of the Seals. la order to avoid
threatened defeat NJ. Dnfaure appeared in the tri-
luue ON the part OF the government and proposed
uat the Assembly should consent to the following
MEASURE: -"During the Ave years following the pro-
mitigation OF the present law the members OF the
mleral FAMILY Beither enter nor reside on
rench territory without the authorization of the
government" Tho National Assembly agreed TO
thi=. Prince Napoleon WAS afterward elected to rep
resent Corsica and sat in the National Assembly
until 1t was dissolved by the Due dc Broglie.
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BATHURST NIB. July Is-Cleared, bark Emil (Fr) Hom-
stroni. Liverpool
CHATHAM NIB July lS-Clearcd, bark Maria (Sw) Gubb.
strom, Cardiff
HALIFAX. July I6-Csared brig Nuovo Mathdo tPort),
santos. Madeira -s.f.-
MONTREAL. July 17-Arrived. steamer Prince Edward
(Br) Fran Pctou 18TH ship Abeona (Br Grosart Liver
pool; barks 'ilsdowa Sr Knowon, Sydney; Mercurius
(Aasj. Thiau. Pctou.
Glasgow barks selma Stroniberg, Rochefort Cap Nor),
Sydney for brig Maid Of Lapgollen
tBr). Fort Hawkesbury for do
Cleared 18th, steamers Pulyncsian (Br) Brown Liver
pool; Mississippi tr). Thearle do ships Queen Of Eng
land tBr Wilkins. London; Sauiarsng DR. Burke do.
SnkxT IIARBoR, Ms July I1-Clcared, brig Olaf (Nor),
kruge. Liverpool. K.
JonN. Nh. July 17-saied brig Matilda Buck lBr,,
Buck. Waterford: schrs Anna Currier. VanwArt New
YORK: Isols Smith do. Yankee Blade. Lowell. do.
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WHERE THE MONEY WENT.
now THE WAR INDEMNITY OF FRANCE WAS
PAID.

now THE WAR INDEMNITY OF FRANCE WAS
PAID.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.1
An account has been lately published Of the way
which the indemnity paid by France to Germany
the conclusion of the OF 1901 has been
spent Altogether. including the war contribution
imposed upon Paris and the departments occu-.
pied by he German troops. Germany has
:eiyed from France the of 5,254, 900 O0Of.
about f2lO 10000. or this col 74S,5 43
Vcre in the first instance set aside for imperial
purposes and the remainder divided among
lac several States forming the Empire the old North
German Confederation receiving f79.114 235; Bava-
"a. fl3i $40; Wurtenberg, 4.24s. 304; Baden
90 0j0 1913 and Hesse. 81 43G 500 or the col
t aside for imperial purposes EOS O33 $40 have been
appropriated TO form a pension fund; fl0s0O,OO0
strengthen enlarge and add to the number of the
certified places of the empires g.. $50 900 for the pur
base and construction of railways in Alsace and
Lorraine and &c 42 to improve the fortresses in
ne two annexed provinces; f6.0J0.000 have been
paced in he imperial treasury; fGOO,O
huve been awarded in grants for eminent
.age on which to carry artillery experiments;
LJUU,OUO have been allotted to German subjec ex-
PEELED rom France. whle smaller sums have been
appropriated TO rccompense railway companies Tor
The damage done to their rolling stock improve
the military. Geographic and postal services to CON-
peilsaic German shipowners for losses sustained
during the war; to extend the military topograph-
teal department. to enlarge the artillery workshops
AZ Strasburp to provide commemorative medals,
and TO construct n building for the Rcichstag.
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know it will not keep in this hot weather.
Yet ALI acknow edged when they ate the
cake that it tasted good and the symptoms
of disease did not develop themselves until several
hours afterward The baker insisted that the milk.
eggs sugar and everything pertaining to the making
OF the cake all first class. and that the analysis
if fairly made, would show that he. at least was
blameless the trouble il had created. What
prised him was that neither Mr.. Sinauer any of
hls friends had LODI ed complaint with him, show
ing that the guests the Highlands. before partak
ing OF the cake. might have INDUCED in unpalatable
food the effects of which innocently laid at
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ALASKA.

NooCHEESoo STILLS DESTROYED HOMICIDE.
SAN Francisco. July 90 1879.
Advices from sitka, via Port Townsend. this date.
state that Commodore Beardslee, of the United
States ship jamestown, has destroyed all the
noocheenoo stills in and about Stks. There was
no violent opposition.
William versellas, a russian. was shot dead by q
man named Herman. while attempting to iorciDly
enter the latter's house. He arrested by Com
mxnder Beardslee anu acquitted by court OF in
uuirv on the ground of self defence.
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PETER NEFr.

Peter Nef, sr.. the Oldest and one of tho best
known merchants OF Cincinnati died yesterday.
aged eighty-one years. lie was born at Frankfort.
near Philadelphia. in 1898, but Early In life
went TO Cincinnati where he has been identified
with nearly every public enterprise during the last
half century. III the wholesale hardware business,
in which he engaged the greater part OF his life,
he accumulated an ample fortune. He was president
of tile Chamber Of Commerce several years, was
water works commissioner and held several other
honorary positions, but never entered politics.
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ARRESTED FOR ARSON.

Boston. Mass. July 90, 1872
Samuel W. Brown, a prominent furniture manu-
facturer, who failed about year ago anG had
considerable trouble with his creditors, but who
since then has res med business In another
persons name. was arrested this afternoon
charge conspiracy to set fire to his mandatory,
in this city. The builcing had not been actually
fred but all preparations had been made ignite 1t,
and the police found oil and other material for
the purpose In the Us ablishmeut
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CALIFORNIA woRKINGMEN's PARTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. 1879.
At the Sand Lots to-day the secretary of
tho workingmen's party OF California In
structed to send TO all labor and
form leagues aud parties In the United
States COPY Of the resolutions adopt ted, recon-
incnding the workinpmens National Convention to
nominate a Presidential candidate for the next
paip,, and suggesting Chicago the place aud June
n III FOL kucI nxeufinn-
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MEETING OF sPIRITUALIsTs.
wAnEHAM

WAnEHAM. Mass, July 20, 1879.
The Onset Bay Association of spritualists held
their frst public meeting on the season at their
grove in East WarchaIn to-day. Trains from Boston
and way stations and steamers from New Bod ord
brought many persons. about one thousand were
IN attendance. Mr.. I. NJ PEBBLES and Mr.. Edward y.
wheelor wore the sneakers Of ahe DAY.
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BELOW.

Bark Left Nor, Erickson, from BARROW
BARK Lizzie VI, Hall, from Grcenock June ~.
BARK uauthiod tswej, Lundgren from llavre May %.
Bark Bristolian tBrj, Mctcalf, from Havre June l.
Bark "Cuove" utal), from -
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SPOKEN.

Ship Anna Camp Gardner. from Mejillones for Ham,
burg june - lat IL AZ N. Ion 81 80 W.
Brig Cavalierc Sauarde Br from Belfast for Whining
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WRECK OF A RIVER STEAMER.

LAWRENCE. Mass, July 20. 1879.
The steamer City of Lawrence. which left Lowell
for this city this afternoon, struck rock which
she now lies. some of her passengers were laDucd
by dorles and walked to the city. All IRE safe
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Steamer Excelsior tr. for Marsces barks Toni CGer
stettn Commencement Rodbsrtus (Gsr Singapors orig
Lily tBr), Hsntsport, Ms
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

SAN Francisco. July 20. 1879.
Tho United States steamer Adams arrived here to-
day from Panama. Id.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, SC.

ssORTMENT BOATS OF EVERY DEsCRIpri0N
n aud Spoon Oars cheap 3S South ST.,
slip. STEPHEN KOBEKTS
NEW SCIIOONER-RIGGED STEAM YACHT RIVAL
IN for sale sxi7 feet light draft large cabins aud
very fast. first class throughout. Apply j. LORI
LARD. B5 south
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AMERICA AT WIMBLEDON.
DIgIsIoS OF THE PRIZES NECESSARY.
ICY CABLE TO THE HERALD

WIMBLEDON, July 70, IotJ.
Rlessss. Flrrow. Hyde and tour others having
a'c the highest possible scores i'll the Rifle st.
cgcr have divided the prizes.
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misUELLANEOUs.

A LII SUMMER COMPLAINTS IMMEDIATELY CURED
"A when first taken by DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINE
MEN 81 before the public aud failed SOLD
by the druggists NJ % aud 30 cents ,tfl
nR MoREAU MORRIS, FORMERLY SuPERfNTENn
lent Of the closed) Bnghnmton lncbriatc
has established santarum tor the treatment of thcS
special eases on Conentment Island Address Post oea
KoWAyton, Conn.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer
ilMv


TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW ron THE
MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
More Tlnkerinq.

The debt question was up before
the Convention again yesterday and
VAS the victim Of the same kind of
tinkering 1t has received all along.
1t seems that the delegates are uu.
able to get clear of the meshes in
which Warmoth and the bOudhoid.
ers have entangled them, aud that
though Warmoth has goue North he
has left his work in such y shape
that there is little danger of its be.
ing undone. The whole fraudulent
debt is to be recognized. This
seems to he sine qua non Of the
Radicals aud bOmlhVldcrs. They
will not move unless they can get
from this Democratic Convention u
recognition of the Sacre,lnpss of the
leading measures Of the WarmOth
aud Kellogg administrations. with
the necessary inference that all Of
their lesser measures of fraud and
corruption are equally sacred. On
the question Of interest they are \
little more yielding. though they do
not come down to the limit Of the
States ability to pay. The reduc
lion Of interest by the amendments
yesterday is mere tritip, aud the
difference between the rate and the
one fixed by the ordinance when it
passed its second reading is too
small TO merit any consideration.
After three years the limit of State
taxation is to be six mills. Already
the limit had been fixed vt five mills,
aud the people been led to believe
that that rate would Ike adhered TO.
They signified their Willingness Z
pay that amount, which is all that
they can stand. And now the Con.
vention informs them, as has already
been charged, that it was only trif
ling with this important subject.
We might ~ we'll make up ont
minds at once that We shall receive
no substantial relief from this Con
venton. There is not craftsmanship
or virtue enough in it to enable it &c
rise to an appreciation Ofthe wants
of the people. 1t is given ont thai
it will adjourn this week. HEAVIER
grant tuat it may. 1t would have
been much better for the State it i
had never net.-Shrereport Stan
ddrd.
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A RavIsher At Large.

There is considerable excitement in the
parish about a rape that is alleged to have
been committed on the line Of Lincoln and
Union parishes. We have not been able to
obtain particulars Of the crime which is
said To have been committed more thai.
two weeks ago, The negro who is charged
with the foul deed has peen in this parish
for acme time, and has been occasionally
heard of through the colorod people who
are anxious TO arrest him. So far, all at
temple to capture him have been nnsnc-
cessful Several parties have been out on
The negro has previously lived in this PER
ish. and has beeu connected with some
other attempted outrages. His name is
Reason Sheppard, and he is well-known 10
many rersous In this parish.
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Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies'.

RinstssntA Annual Session bsgiAs sept ltA, 1878
EFFICIENT TEACHERS will all every
II Department.
Especial attention given to MUSIC.
Prof A. A. WHEELER will give instruc.
ton in the rudiments Of music a. applied
to singing TO the entire School, twice q
week, free Of charge.
Boar,l and tuition per month Of four
weeks, including washing, lighfs, &c, us,
in advance.
Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Guilt
walton Of the voice, included with the
above, 80 90, in advance.
Tuition, 3, 4 and dollars per month.
Incidental fee per term, 1I-iu advance.
Liberal deduction for tuition when paid
in advance.
The Institution IL strictly nou -denomina-
tional.
For further particulars, send for Gaia
logue.
T. 8. SLIGH, A. n, Prest.,
Homer, Claiborne parish. La.
Aug. IA, 1873. b2;y
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

AIR. A. A. WHEELER will remain In
M Homer for the purpose Of giving in.
struct,ou in Music. He will give special
attention to the Piano and cultivation Of
the Voice. Singing taught In classes. All
other instruments taught either in classes
or sipgly, either at his rooms or ut the res
idence Of the pupils.
He trusts that his three years residence
here has proved 4 sufficient guarantee OF
his capacity.
Piano aud ORGAN TUNING and the RE
PAIR Of Musical Instruments A SPECIALLY.
Rooms in the second story Of the build
ing adjoining the Post-office. Orders can
be left there or at the Post-office.
July 2, 1879. %o:tf
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important to the Public.

THE undersigned is now running Tri-
/ Weekly HACK LINE from HOMER to
MAGNOLIA, connecting at the latter place
with daily line To Hope. Comm"lionss
aud comfortable hacks are providrd--good
teams and careful drivers. Hacks leave
Homer Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays,
and return tn, days following. Fare, "a.
also am prepared to receive anu M accom- ,a m
modntc, in first class style, day and month
ly boarters and transient guests, at my
boarding House in Homer. Prices are rca-
sonable. and fare aud attention nneXcep'
tionable. /. 4. HANiLlON'
Homer, June Il, 1879 a.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

The first of August will soon be here.
The sportsmeu are beginning TO clean up
their guns, rub down their dogs and yet
ready for extensive camp hunts. Onr
good friend. J. +. Heard, has got fine
buck hid ont and although the squire is
not q man Of murderous proclivities We
fear that he will spill blood before the set
ting Of the sun OH the first.
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Advertisers shonlh take notice that sll
advertisements should be left at the GUAR
DIAS Office by noon on Tuesday, else they
must lie over until the next issue of the
paper. An observance Of this request
will be Of mutual advantage 10 the Guar
DIAN and the advertiser. Persons who
desire extra copies of the GUARDIAN
shouid leave their orders with ms OH Sat-
urdsy before noon. This rule is impera-
tive
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NICOLDS' WONDERFUL s.
TOLL REDUCED.

T,RoM this day We will grind corn for
one-t~nth, and gin cotton for one
eighteenth toll. Having Brown giu win
Attachments, and having recently put our
nil and engine in good order, We guarsn,,
~, to- .stisf.ction in sll our work. Thankful
20 the public for past patronage We respect
s,,,v .ol;cit a continuance Of the same:
'u'' T. J. Il II. 8. TAYLOR
lima ltb. 1879. t1.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

Lot all those who feel the need of pure
drugs aud mediciues-who with fine to-
bacco aud cigars, good whisky, hne bran
dy, rum, gin, winee, or other articles kept
in fret class drug store, call at once on
JOSEPH SHELTON, who has just received
full stock Of all these articles.