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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21

In the lth Congressional District the
contest for the nomination seems to lie
between Blanchard, Elan, and Jcfiiics Of
Rapidc., with a herd Graveyard we would
say if We knew how 10 spell it, Of dark
horses ready to move at the crack of the
whip. An intelligent observer of men
aud thing informed the editor in Shreve.
port the other day that if Elan should
get home III time. al straight he could not
he beaten. He has since that time reach
ed home, or rather As far A. Shreveport.
His family have gone to Mansfield lille
he stays Al Shreveport few days for rest
and to visit old friends. We do not know
Judge Elan. We are told that he is a
good man of much magnetism. All who
know him love him With these facts
and other considerations in his favor il
would not surprise us II he should be nomi.
nominated.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21

Judge Nelson J. Scott attends the Dis
trict Court ut Minden this week. This
court will be presided over by Judge
scott's young nephew, Hon. X. c. Drew.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21
The Court OF Appeals.

This Court was opened on Monday a, ?
O'Clock, p. IN, their llonors, j. {. Mon" ire
and A. b. George, presiding. After filing
the oaths aud commissions Of the Judges,
Judge Moncure announced that for the
present this Cont would be governed by
the rules "f the Supreme Court of the State
"A far n is practicable under the differ
ences existing between the two Courts
The only case on the docket was /. NJ.
Cooper against II. II. Ward. This case
was argued on Monday afternoon and de.
c.ion rendered in favor of
Court adjourned Tuesday until the
regular term in December next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21
A Press Association.

At the request Of the Capitolian that
we rs pioneer in the movement Tor the
organization Of press association name
place of meeting, we suggest that edi-
tors and publishers interested in the
movement meet in Monroe, on the ouach-
tia river, on Wednesday the 9Th of Sep
TENDER. This point may be easily reached,
we think, hv the greatest number Of the
brethren. We decidedly prefer this point
to New Orleans. and think reasons III its
favor prepondrrate. Next to Monioe we
would favor shreveport. There are many
country editors who can't go to New Or.
leans, but they can easily get to either of
these points. Would the Bulletin and
Telegraph he glad to see u.s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21

We saw our good old friend, James H..
Curry, sitting against tree on Saturday
afternoon diligently grinding away ut the
crank of A new-fangled ehurn, firing AT
the crowd between revolutions of the
wheel, an abundance of those witticisms
with which he so frequently curTies down
those who would tackle HIM in wordy
controversy.
We wonder if t'nrlc Jim, after a life
full Of successes. intends to, or has already
tempted fortune with the county OF State
right to All invention. Corn yields for no
man more boun,iiully than J. II. Curry,
When autumn. in its trrn. comes around,
hi, field, are white with opening cotton.
His apple, hav" more than local rrnown.
His "ngons' are all that the most harden
ed oliactorcs could desire. His hogs make
splendid bacon. His money is loaned Ia
good men on certain mortgages, Int all
these things may be eaten up 10y one pat.
rnt night. We know whereof We speak
Look ont Squire JccmS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21

Red Gil, Edge Tonic cures chills ana
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-21
Personal.
Attest: W. I. OrTs,
A. y. BROWN

The Monroe Bullet, is requested to copy
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greedy to get into Office, lamenting the failure
of the plot, and hoping for better luck this
| time.
800 land many morel armed bands of Demo
Gratis in every Southern State whose avowed
object is to intimidate and suppress the Re-
publican vote by force and violence.
$4,000 Republican votes suppressed by this
very means.
s29 leaders Of these bands who richly de-
serve tosbe hanged.
500 Democratic ballot box suffers In every
Southern State who deserve to be sent to the
State Prison for life. but are much more likely
TO be sent to Congress-
SEQ Democrats In every Southern township
or its vicinity who know perfectly well the
ballot boxes were stuffed by their leaders. and
chuckIe over the success of the fraud, instead
of openly denouncing 1t.
S20 Democrats in every Northern township
or its vicinity, respectable and honest men
who would not personally commit fraud or
harm any one, many Of them members of
Christian churches, but though 500 proofs
have been laid before every one of them Of
the insincerity, the fiendishness and the devil
try of the Southern leaders who dominate and
rule their party throughout the nation--yet
they still trot meekly behind these Southern
leaders like dog at the heels of his master,
and are ready to obey every behest and COM
maud.
Is this enoughe Or would the Democrats
like to hear more of S29p
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VIOLENT STORM AND SNow.-A violent
storm, the wind almost reaching hurricane,
prevailed in the Northwest and tho Lake
region for two days, and continued on Sunday
night. The wind attained velocity of be-
tween 60 and 20 miles per hour at Milwaukee.
Telegraph lines were leveled in all directions,
and snow drifts ten to twelve deep are report.
ed along the Southern Minnesota Railway.
The snow was packed hard in the deep cuts
along the railway. Reports have been re-.
ceived in Milwaukee, of horses aud cattle
perishing, but no human lives are known to
be lost The storm, which is said to be the
worst ever known 10 Southern Minnesota and
Eastern Dakota, was still raging on Sunday
night A number of marine disasters have
occurred on the lakes. violent gale from
the west ragged all day Sunday at hicago,
blowing down scaffolds and frames of houses
and doing other damage. On the south side
the stack house of a rolling mill. 300 feet long,
OF wide and 23 high, was partly demolished
and -four persons were injured. one fatally, by
the falling in of the roof. There was a
slight fall Of snow In Cincinnati on Sunday.
Snow fell in Cleveland on Sunday night.
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For THE RECORD,
JEFF. DA WIS.

They make great mistake who suppose
that the influence of jefferson Davis in the
affairs of this country ended with the surren-
der of the rebel armies at Appomattox Court
House. That influence is powerful TODAY,
though concealed, and all the more powerful
because it is concealed. You have only to
look at well-known facts to see the truth of
this The rebel element in the South regard
him as martyr to their cause, and they al.
most Defy him, and single word from him
viii sway their votes and control their be-
havior towards the government more than all
other influences that could be brought to
bear upon them. Then the South has filed
their share'of the seats In Congress with rebel
brigadier generals aud men who served under
Davis in some capacity or other. These men
have stepped right out of the ranks of the
rebel army into the ranks of the Democratic
party and have assumed the Command. They
hold almost all the important places which it
is ia the gift of Congress to bestow. They
control all the important committees which
shape the legislation of the nation, and they
are moulding it to their WILL SO far as they
uafC thC pOWcr Whflsb d ntpuUiCdu ITeSlueuJ
is in the White House. And as JEFF. Davis
can at his pleasure exert powerful influence
over these ex-rebel brigadiers, so they ia turn
exert an influence which completely dominates
and rules the Democratic party in all impor-
tant particulars. Strange as 1t may seem, it
is entirely within the limits of truth to say
that the arch traitor Davis, who tried to de-
stroy the country, can to-day control the
course of more voters, sway more States and
exert a far more powerful personal influence
upon the Democratic party than the candi-
dates of that party for the two highest offices
in the gift of the American people have even
been able to do The second of November
will tell II a patriotic people relish this state
Of things. Voters of the Republic aim your
ballots as many of you aimed your bullets
against the Influence Of JEFF Davis.
REPUBLICAN.
Lams6crtoillc, Oct. 10, 1880.