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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04

T. II. Kortum. who went "ii with ~"
editor has returned aud looks we'll. Mr..
kartHm saws that be saw much and lived
high while zone We WELCOME hI- return.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04
VT. ZION SEMINARY.

rUI rvrr,i,rs of this schpol will reopen
nn Monday, January 2Gth, ESQ fAe
patronage If the puciic is respectfully %.
lr,ird.
Tuition from - 10 - per month.
t,oed board can br obtained at 50 and g
per month.
W. II. LESLIE, Principal.
Dec. l.. l-7a. f-:2m'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04

The most piercing of AL lens Is Ih"n-
matism.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04

We learn from some of our exchanges
that Mr.. B. e. White ri Shreveport has
been appointed Supervisor of Census of
this district. We have seen no official
notice of it "a yet. Under the act of
Congress March 3rd, l-79, it is the duty
of the Supervisor of Censns to propose TO
the Superintendent of Census conven-
lent subdivision Of his district for the
purpose Of enuue ration, and IN rccom-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04

Last Friday was the day for the regular
monthly review at the Male College.
The day was rather iu,lrmcnt and the
visitors nj the review were not mauV.
But We are told that the boys showed that
since the holidays they have not been
idling the time away to no profit but they
have taken advantage Of the situation
and PIT in full months hard study. The
College is not full Yet 10y an, means. There
is room for several other Young men. and
they cannot spend time better than
under the instruction Of Prof r. A. smith.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04
NOTICE.

I AN going to lticu! Oh" t.. i",' - ,",,
| ~ Natrhlt",hr-. c"fnfn"# 'H- t'' ',''"
al Nnrh. 10. Al p'r>"u' Nh" VIZ" '''J
to act 20 thrir h"hult bad h''''t '"'''' anu
J. II. SIMMONS.
February T. l~-n. -'-"'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Goth, l-s0.

m,ut where the npp"Stt" -rNr- hug each
other ~ they whrrl M the dane" for the
amu.,mcut and possible instruction "f
Those who hook on.
From hu.iurss point IF vicw IT." city
may hr declared tn hr on n tremendous
loom Man, drclarr that the lh" hts
never been known before. The hotels nr'
filled. Wholesale merchants are run 4"
come In. All lhi-. however, j. nothing I"
th. s'af. of affairs r,Nt wrrk. Alrrn1N
even u stranger may discover from certain
indications that tremendous throng Of
visitors j. anticipated. Walters At III"
hotels mud restaurants wander aIuIl"s-IV
about giving no heed 10 the frequent de
mnudS or frnntic guests. Hotel clerks,
On 4 salary Of three dollars n week. per
hars. with board. manifest th"ir sup"ri"ri-
riuu~ and emphatic than ever hrtnrr.
They have fIr-awHN look about the eyes
~ mir of celestial contamination that
while asgrayatipg 10 ~" guest from a
practical standpoint j. in az aesthetic way
rather than d,iighiful GnodI on Clunt,
-. Charles and "ihrr fashionable streets
have gone mp. riurhhark irwclrv. that
~ summer sold NJ one dollar the grab,
ROW commands fabulous prices. Nj ih"~"
tlut
crowd i, here row and viii l." increased
bee f,f,, the lo'h day nf f'hrnaty.
Il may be- declared now that ~" weeks
oi all this j. more than the av,rl." couu-
II, mnu can bear with safety Ia lIi~ nerves.
You have mon IN Homer who ilN" about
the delights e city liE- hn ar, ,ulrm'd
with the noise. the hustle and the seeming
rnufl mon We wonder ~ ih, mental pc
cnlinritic- which would rrud'r such a life
hranhl". after few wears of the prnr".
the happiness and puirt ct III" country.
However, likes and di,lihr> are beyond
criticism.
DO the readers OF the Guardian desire
tn know anything Of the Legislature, 81
are they willing to lit down quietly. hear
nothiu. from them. aud hrcau>c thry have
been elected 10y tie pr"plr accept their
uh,tmrn'- - good You have somc poo
pile who th'nh after that tt,hiou. Iut
the oth,r, who wish to crltIri~c, either
irom good ~ L-l motives. arr l., odd, the
most numerous class. 10 the last named
let %, .ty. that ia, tru,rl Assembly of
the state of Lnul>lans have gone fairly
To- work. 81, the politician, ,oy. That =
both h"u''~ m''t At !? m. Much i'Ih =
ltu uutll two. uT ptIliIu> three. and then
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04


high while gone We wrlconrr his return.
Ii some one would bring TAT beef &"
town it would make the honrlrrs srull".
Tom Kinder has quit Us aud pork - get
ting to- lac very rommon AZ our boarding
houses. We are wanting horned Sto'S =.
Cant g. W Pickett will ARMY" IN llp-
mcr on next Saturday with a drov" OF hu"
Missouri mules All tho~. who are IN need
nf stock would dn we'll I" call un Capt.
Pickett before making purchases. He
always has the best uulr~, and sells them
Il, cheap n any droNcr who comes to this
market
Tho difficulty IN Maine has about sub
sided The Republicans have chargc and
control of the GoN,rrrutut nov. The
TusionistS were t,n weak to stand the
pressure. Tho Supr,m" ""nri was against
them and many of them arr now going
into the Republican legislature. som"
still hold oil, but it is thought that they
will yield before muuv days aud tn" litil"
ripple " IN run sno"thly aruln.
We have received .,,,r.h numl"r~ al
tic Free rrrr,- asking u, t. exchange,
but hv some means We have failed t. 1t"
~ until now. We willingly lay The Free
Press oh our table - an exchange. 1t Is q
spicy little cigh'. page sheet published At
Morgan city, La. aud devoted rNclus-
lively To the business interest 81 that
nnurishing city. May the Free Iyr-~ live
long aud prosper.
The Police Imy ct Claiborne called 1"
meet on Monday la-t ON account at the
immrus" snow storm. The hI>r N"ndal
IN February was the day fur % regular
meeting. tl'. most Important at The N'Ji.
rs it j. 81 thi. meeting they appoint "N't-
scrrS and appoirion hands ou IA" several
roads IN the parish. The m,mhrr- cam"
on Tuesday, Though, aud commenced tl"rr
work, They aIr Ia SESSION to-day. The
proceedings Will l't.-in our next ISSUE.
,,..
erection Of fish traps. \ hrii fr> al"
been introduced t. prohibit the poisoning
:" streams III 'h' H''''' '"''N' ''''' "''
i"p"''Hn'' """ '''"""G" 'I'\ may >''"
mar" '' lew '"'\''n''>' 'h'N VIII "'
appreciated hN la'g" n"'n"r" i persons
IN the state VII" see u" GOO" REASON WHY
"h"I"-n'" d'''Tn''l";' "i h>h'N >h"nl' "'
permitted i"r th" g''t'i'at'"n "i Il"
'noiN'"na'-.
d" '''
''' ''''' NV
man VII" claims I" nave been ili~'d 90
onr Ntat' hHt re-" h'"> from M'''.'hH
.rt'~' From hiN I""h@ ami the grn'i"I
tenor ct h'~ conversation the h"NN al ""l
boarding nous" hrll'''d Tho latter hni
"th'f evidence VIII nave I" Toe 'Id"''d Lon
'h"m I" "I">' u" '''m'r' h"'' h'"
ever AL concluded mat There was w"i'
y la j
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04
18th da! of February. 1>>O.
For Sale or Rent-Sale Preferred.

Nv T. liot - MD LOT in the town
IA 81 hoCkl MOUNT Bo>.lrr parish,
-, j" "''' "i th' most refined aud int,ll
Ermt communities M the STATE. with
,n,tL,'> ana >ch""lN convenient. in a
t'o,n, H Ny'l"n' lh""vner ha, been prac.
$50, '"' ",I' Tor years and now
wants To dispose OF hi property to engage
~ ,'"o, pursuits. VIII sell for less than
RI, :" '"'"i4'I' terms Ia purchaser.
mr. y a s""u barn. buggy house. aud fine
or.har" OF wei selected fruit, all enclosed
with good picket fence. 49, nv '''''
L. ,, W. J. BAIRD, ND.
p.I a''lcniafS address subscriber, AZ
MI ta ~ s,"u,l'' or }. W. Hayes, at Red Land,
- 23:lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-04

We have received s,,rrIl numh'I~ 81
the Free Frees. asking ~ I" exchange.
but hv some means We have failed 10 1t"
~ until now. We willingly lay the Free
Press on our table - an exchange. 1t j. q
spicy little cigh'- page sheet published AZ
Morgan City, La, aud devoted rNclus.
lively To the business interest "f that
nnurishing city. May the Free rrr,~ live
long aud prosper.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

The Victoria Advocate, one
Of the best as well as one of the
most influential and best man
aged papers in western Texas,
and which was one Of the strong
est opponents of the re-nomina-
ton of the old alcadc has this
to say, and We heartily endorse
it:
Every democrat should go to
the polls in November and cast
his ballot for Gov. Roberts, a
vote given for HIM is but a vote
given to the party. Despite
objections heretofore urged
against the "Old Alcade," he is
now the nominee of the party,
and to refuse TO support HIM,
is but vote lost to the cause.
We want Victoria county to roll
up a majority for him this year.
Remember that the county OBJ
tains representation in the state
and district conventions, in pro-
portion to the votes cast on the
governorship.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
MAINE.

The Maine election last Mon
day has resulted in a victory
for the Neutrality-suspicious.
and democrats-and the defeat
ofthe republicans, notwithstand-
ing that they have made a most
earnest canvass and voted their
full strength. Maine has for
many years been considered as
solIdly republican and the loss
of the state is one of the most
severe blows the republicans
could receive. The imaginary
victory of the republicans in
Vermont vanishes like mist be-
fore the sunshine. The fusion
victory in Maine not only places
that state in the list OF probable
democratic states, but indicates
as almost absolutely certain for
the democratic ticket Connect
cut, New Jersey and New York
while the other doubtful states
are almost certain to follow IN
her tracks. 1t indicates that a
marked change has taken place
in public opinion in Maine and
that the same change has most
likely occurred in the other New
England states, The result is
as astonishing to the republicans
as a clap of thunder on a bright
sunshiney day or the explosion
Of mine when none was ex-
pected. 1t will have the effect
of Strengthening the confidence
of the democracy all the way
from Maine to California and
from the great lakes to the gulf
of Mexico. 1t certainly begins
to look as though republican
ism had lived It's day and is
about to be numbered among
the things that were.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

Hon. JOHN H. REAGAN writes
to the Galveston News saying
that the assertion of the Brazo-
ria Independent that colonel
Jones got an increased appro-
priation for Galveston harbor
that no other person could have
gotten, is not SO, and further
that Galveston is not indebted
to Mr.. Jones for an increased
appropriation for her harbor.
He concludes by saying colo
mel Jones was friendly to the
improvement of the mouth Of
the Brazos, as judge Hancock
and colonel Giddings were be-
fore him, the people of that
county are not indebted to col
onel Jones for that appropria-
ton; and it is wrong that he
should be credited with the la
Dor of others as a mere partisan
electioneering trick, especially
in matter relating to an inn
portant public work"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
The Truth Precisely.

Thomas A. Hendricks, of In
diana, who was elected vice
president at the time Tilden
was elected president, tells the
following plain truth, over his
own signature in the New York
Sun of September 5. The facts
stated are matters of record:
Garheld's nomination means the
endorsement and approval in
the most positive and offensive
manner possible of the presiden-
tial fraud of 1867. He had
more to do with it than any 9TH
err man, and was the only man
who occupied toward it a dou-
bic relation. After the election
Garfield went to New orleans
by request OF Gen. Grant, with
out authority of Law, as parts
an. He went there to assist
his party in making up case,
and after his return to Washing
ton, of all his associates he was
the only man who took his scat
upon the electoral commission.
By every sentiment of fair play
he should have been excluded
from the jury box. By his own
sworn statement of what he did
in New Orleans, Garfield had
charge of the returns from West
Feliciana parish. In one of the
inner rooms of Packard's Gus
tom house he did his work, eX-
amined the affidavits, and when
they were sufficiently full, he
prepared or had prepared addi-
tional heterogeneous to bring
them within the rules adopted
by the returning board. The
testimony so received by Gar
field, went back to the return
ing board, and the result was
that West Feliciana with its
democratic majority was thrown
out. In Washington, Garheld's
vote was that congress could
net go behind til returns thus
made. As agent for his party
he helped to make returns by
manipulating the evidedce; and
as juryman for the nation he
held such evidence as conclus-
i've and binding.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

THE Galveston Journal of
Commerce is engaged in boost
ing up Galveston. 1t gives in
formation going to show that
Galveston will yet be great and
grand city. When it comes to
writing-up a town or a city the
Journal Of Commerce can mold
its own against all Corners.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

SEEMS that the amend
ment TO the constitution Of Ar
kansas repudiating about $751;
100000 Of the public debt Of
that state failed to carry. The
Democracy is to be congratulz-
ted on this event, for no matter
what the nature Of the debt,
and how little Arkansas was
ever benefited by its creation,
it is better that it be paid. All
the leading Democrats Of the
state took the stump against
the amendment and showed NE
people the sophistry Of the spsz,
cious arguments made in favor
of the amendment and pleaded
with them to vote it down.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16


The Caldwell Register of last
week has an article on the con-
gressionaI race in which it is
shown that Mr.. Jones has ac-
complshed nothing for the
greenback party, or in fact for
any party. An democratic
greenbackers are advised to
vote for Mr.. Shepard. The re-
suit of the elections in Alabama
and Arkansas should be sufici-
ent to convince the most ardent
grecnbackers of the utter hope
lessness ofthe greenback cause;
itvirtually leaves them to choose
between the two great parties,
the democratic and the repub-
lican. After next November
greenbackism will be a dead is
sue.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

The Kansas City Times goes
out of its territory to give some
good advice. 1t advices its
greenback friends in Kansas to
be sensible, TO listen to reason,
and to unite with the democra-
cy in that state in achieving a
grand victory over the republic
rans
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

A PAPER published in the in
terror of Missouri says "therc
is a dirty lying radical sheet
published in St. Louis called
the Journal of Agriculture.
Who edits it we know not, nor
do we care-hc is a liar of the
first magnitude, all the same"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

TIE greenback party has
made, it is said, seventy con-
gressional nominations separate
or in conjunction with one or
the other of the two great par
ties, and it is hopeful of success
in eight districts in Pennsylvan-
ia, eight in Illinois, FIVE in Mich
igan. six in Iowa, seven in Mis-
sour, eight in Indiana and one
in Texas. The result of the
election will show how much
vitality there is in the party.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

Co.'s. JONES AND SHEPARD
spoke at Flatonio on Monday.
Specials to the Houston Post
and Galveston News say that
Jones was out ofsorts;his speech
was disiointed, illogical and
purely defensive. He disap-
pointed his friends very much.
Shepard convinced nine tenths
of his audience that the policy
of democracy was the true doc
trine. His speech was a splen-
did success and reflects great
credit on him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

REVISED returns Of the Yer
mont election show net repub-
lican gain Of 1916 votes since
1876. This shows that the re-
publicans have lost instead of
gained voters since time, and it
also shows that the change in
public sentiment has been very
small.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16


THE San Antonio Freie Press
fully indorses Robinson the in
dependent greenback stright
republican candidate for con-
gross in opposition to Epson in
the sixth district, and now that
Epson has gone to Washington
to attend to some official BUSH
ness; the Freie Press, says some
very uakind things against him,
bat he will be elected, all the
same.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

The fact that there was nine
eases" before the recorder on
Monday morning in Austin,
shows that the Sunday law is
strictly enforced, All Of the
cases were up for drunkenness
they had bought jugs on Satur-
day night and became exhuber-
emf on Sunday going out on the
streets and getting taken in.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

THE Houston independents
seem to have great difficulty
in fabricating a ticket that will
stick. Several prominent gen
lemen on it have Withdrawn.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

GrN. Is. ]. caAMraRs the
greenback candidate for the
vice presidency writes the Dali
las Herald a Two column letter
on the ~Esgages of the Boil
Worm and drifts off boil worms
to financial issues. The Her
aid replies in an editorial on
money which is fully as long as
the article on worms.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

THE state election in Maine
took place on Monday; the can
vass hae been holly contested
aud a full vote was polled. At
late hour on Monday night
both sides claimed the victory,
the fusionists claimeda majority
Of 1000, while the republicans
are content to claim few hun
died.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
SneclaI Notice.

Those indebted to the WEEK
LY BANNER for subscription will
please call at this Office and set
tie, as we are in need of money
to meet our own obligations.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A HEAVY frost on the 18th
inst. damaged the late corn in
Illinois.
The total crop of cotton for
the year ending August 81, 1880
was 500, I6I.
The total crop of cotton rails
ed in Texas for the year 1879
SO was 4o4,SS5 bales.
PLMsTED. fusion candidate
for governor in Maine, is cleo
ted by 5000 majority.
GEORGE WILKES, of New
York, offers to bet $4,000 on
8: 8: 8: &:
- BAYARD made a
Campaign speech at
aS'a, S. C. a few days
"A 91E aye introduces its roos-
ter wich is growing over the
victory 54er The republicans in
NSsiac.
A\ooSVERTED Hindoo named
Ram Cframbra Bose, is in Wash
ington city preaching to The
populace.
THE Bcllville Tunes of last
week comes enlarged&oa seven
column paper, but it stillrctains
its patent outside.
The Cincinnati Southern rail-
road proposes expanding $780,
900 in improvements in and
around Chattanooga.
THE Albany, New York re-
publicans are divided, they
have two congressional candi-
dates and two county tickets.
THE Brentwood Sentinel is
dead. 1t has packed its grip
sack and will be moved to Bra
dy City where il will again go
on duty.
IT is said that enough dirt
was thrown in the mayorality
canvass in DallaSto have built
several good sized Mexican
adobe towns.
THE independent movement
in Texas has, says the Tele-
phone, taken its place on the
shelf. with Kelevs moter and
such things.
Mrs REBEccA LYON, the
bearded woman who travelled
with Barnum's and other shows
died near Syracuse, New York
the other day.
FRANZ SEIGEL, a somewhat
celebrated Federal general, has
lett the republican ranks and
announces his intention to vote
for Hancock.
The line of the Santa Fe rail
way has been located to Brown
wood and parties have been
busily engaged in procuring the
right of way.
ALL trains over the Texas
and Pacific railroad via Marshal
and Sherman arc crowded with
immigrants seeking homes in
western Texas.
The Jefferson Democrat is,
as its name indicates, thor
ough democratic paper; its SYM
pathies are all with Shepard as
opposed to Col. Jones.
SEVERAL of the managers Of
the Santa Fe railroad have late
ly been in Fort Worth and Dali
las prospecting with view to
the extension of the road from
Bolton.
The Tyler Courierhas bloom
ed into a handsome tri-weekly
of six columns, Tyler thould ac-
cord the Courier a good sup
port and in due time it will he
a daily.
THE last issue Of the George
town Record is devoted mainly
to the questions at issue be-
tween DIR. Arnold and Mr.. Hen
derson, candidates for the leg
islature.
The Galveston Evening Journ-
al favors the denomination and
election OF Hon. George P. Bell
Punch Finlay to the legislature.
We predict that Mr.. Finlay will
not be nominated.
The Galveston Journal Of
Commerce has been figuring on
the census returns and thinks
that Texas will show popula-
ton of 1000, 900, which is the
largest estimate yet made.
Polk, Chambers and Liberty
counties refuse to go into con-
vcntion to make judicial nomin-
atoms. The feeling against
mixing up politics with the ju-
dietary seems TO he GROWING
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

THE News complains that a
large portion of the editorial
labors of Texas editors is now
devoted TO politics. The hack
noyed and monatonous tone OF
the discussion would weary the
readers of the News, it says,
without adding to their stock of
information on state and nation
al affairs. The News seems to
forget that this is the fall Of the
year and that the principle pro-
duce Of the country at present
is politics and so lohg as the
campaign lasts the people want
and insist upon having political
news. The press is doing its ut
most to accommodate its patrons.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

THE Dallas Tunes is inform
ed that it is to be butchered by
Jeemes Madison, the dirt-sling-
or, IS soon as the special election
for mayor is over. The Jeemes
Madison alluded to is Thur
mond. The Times asks res
pite until after Barnum's show,
it will then be ready to depart.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

AL the nominees of the Dali
las convention, except judge
Hart. met in Austin on Satur-
day and spent most of the day
in consultation. Its not likely
that any active canvass viii be
made. Now that the indepen-
dent movement has been ADAM
doncd therewill probably be no
canvass, of any consequence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16

WARD meetings were held in
Galveston on Saturday night.
The course of senator Maxey
was endorsed and delegates
were instructed to nominate a
senator and representatives who
viii vote for his reelection.
The fifth ward instructed against
Mr.. Street who was member
OF the last senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
LELAND & GILBERT,

IL fbs rrcttf Court Hdrch term 1890.
Ella Walker Elisha Walkcrn GaGye efts the above
named defendant having been filed in the cerks One O
the Circuit Court OF said county notice "a re-
Ant lcd her hill complaint in said court on NY mn ~
side thereof on the sixteenth day Of February so nn i
summons issued out Of said court WHEREIN hu
st is now pcndhg rcturnablc the second oh"u5 III '
month OF March next ~ ~ by law required above
New unless YOU the said nonresident delenu,t Hu,
named shall personally be and appear before sau bdep
Er, an The rst ay OF the term thereof 10 nc oe
at Ottawa in and for the said county on the second
in March next and plead answer or Iemn 70 mattcrs
com nIanant's bin of complaint the same ana the M
and things fhcrcn charged and stated VIII De lake Ne an
ivs S,, o og sad I'm ROSWELL W HOLMES, Clerk
ottawa il'ilus, ~, u Tnyn nil. Sorr fcb2-tw