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Suicide or a CenseunrInu.

DETROIT, June A.-Dr. Chaplin, OF Char.
lotle, committed suicide to-day. He was O
trlfls over 100 years old.
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Anniversary Of the Battle Of S0lferino

ROME, June 24.-Tbe POpOl0 Romano
newspaper, rcmarking on the fact that to.
day is the anniversary Of the battle Of Sol
ierno, when the combined forces OF Italy
and France defeated the Austrians, says ::
"The memory Of the battle should cause
The two great people to remain united, in
spite Of the Tunis aud MaIseiIles atlair.N
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Fatal SuustrOkes

NEW ORLEANS, June 2i.-Eleven eases OF
sunstroke were reported yesterday, several
OF which were fatal.
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ST. PETERSBURG, june IA Montene-
grin officer named DiuIievitcb went 10 the
Winter Palace yesterday and demanded an
audience with the Princess Of Montenegro.
Being refused he stabbed the officer on
duty. The Russian officer then shot the
Montenegrin dead. The incident is not
considered OF any political importance. IL
is thought the assailant wished to present a
petition 10 the Princess.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sAtEs--36 shaTs Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio
i'silroad stock nj 27,, 10 do at "a; 10 shares A.
burg Raiiroad stock at 80, go do st 35X, ~ DO at
35A: IS shares Richmond aud Aeshany Railroad
stock at 73x, 40 do at ~. 2I0D Richmond city
8's at llG; 200 Richmond and Danvrle 6's, 1890,
t107k: 1000 Atlanta aud Charlotte incomes a.,
9ok, 200 do. at 90: 10 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio stock at 3Ch.
EVENING SALES 10 shares Richmond and Al
lsghanv Railroad stoek AZ 72k on IL, n, 7aH
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL <sfNf,

LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL TIN
N EAMSHIPs.- baltimore aud SGe6
Liverpool rid Halifax. ~ s., and 81. Johus, N. T.,
every SATURDAY. This route presents uDprece-
dented advantages 10 tourists. enabling them 10
view the magnificent scenery OF the Lower ~. Law
renee In ADDITION. the distance from Quebec to
Liverpool f. 500 mile shorter. and OF the reduced
distance 900 miles Is inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage To minimum or i've DAYS.
Extra ships from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
QUEENsTOWN, aud LONDONDERRY DIRECT
10 BOSTON.
Far passage and Information. apply 10 A. W. GAR
BIER, AGENT at Richmond, Va. or LEVE 4 ALDEN,
q. T.. A.. 207 Broadway, ". Y: POI Washington
ie 2.eOd6m
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a Monetary Memorial.

LONDON, June 4.-Tbe DAILY Telegraph,
IN Its financial article this morning, says
a memorial to Mr. Gladstone on the inter.
national monetary conference at Paris and
the silver question is now being signed at
most OF the London banks. 1t urges the
Government to offer, as Germany has done,
all such guarantees and practical aid as may
be in Its power towards inducing and en-.
abling the bi.metalic States concerned TO
rohabiltate silver.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tim
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-oLD DOMINION. WYASOkt. MAN.
HAITIAN. AMI RICHMOSD--eyery TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at 2 4. 81. and SUNDAY at . A. N.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at Il. "a. from Pier 20
tnew number), fOoS OF Beach street. North river.
They have splendid saloons, stste-Toons, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed.
Cabin fare TO New Ycrh, 1880. steecage, 90
aDdS7
Frei shts for points beyond New York forwirde
with dispatch, and charge made except actual ex-
penses Incurred.
Freighs received until O'Clock r. ". daily.
For further information Apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co., Agents.
my Office (Omptny,s yhaFses. ROfketis.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June "a. 1881.

CoRN.-White, 236 bushels prime at 63c.; 9s
bushels very good at G2c. Mixed, ~ bushels prime
at sc "a bushels prime at 81 366 bushels very
good al &c.
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Anti.French Demonstrations.

ROME, June 24.-There were renewed
anti.French demonstral ions last evening at
Messinu, Turin, and Milan. At the TWO
first named places troops had to be called
out. Some arrests were made.
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ny Telegram.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June "a NoOn.-Stocks strong
HOney. 3d3h rer cent. Exchange-Lone, 4Sfa
short. ie6. state bonds fairly active. Governments
quiet and steady.
ErentEg.-M)neJ, 3@4 per cent. Exchange.
464. GOsernments quiet and hfn; new SIS, 1881:
new 44s, ll4i; Ie~ As, ll7',. States strosg and
active.
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ELPHiA, Rich. fin
J. noED. AID NORFOLK SrEAM.ss 49,
sHLr LINg- G2 FIJI rHlLAAp.L?HiA' EALL
TnREE TINES 4 WEbx.-Upul further mo-
tee -he steamers of tiie 'fne VIII make Iri-ye:klv
trips: lsayins P.aiadspa>,, sysry Tu65sphArl
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
neclng al Philadelphia with Ciydef Few Engiand
otjlCK TiMg-fREoUENT Dgi ..xTURES-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight receive. daily 1ltii O'Clock z. VI.
SAaES w. McCARRlCK,
General sort arm Agent, isscsuibnd, We.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO..
General Managers,
No % No. IL 9-ath Xh. rvsa. ;nilAtelphts
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France and Italy lIarmOnizing.

Rome. June 24.-Toe Dirhto says: eve
are informed on good authority that an ex.
change Of friendly communications has
been proceeding between Paris and Rome,
proving the firm determination OF France
and italy to promptly rte,ttbi.h satisfac-
tory relatiors.v
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RUPEAN STEAMSHIP tim
IL TICKETS. B

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1904 MAIN STREET.
Representing the following hrst-class ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston, New YORK. Philadelphia. and
Batimore, 10. Lerope; cUNAkD. WHITE SIAN.
NkTIoNAL Al. ANCHOR, Gut)N, TNMAN. AMER.
loan, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH q EkMAN-
Lloyd. HANBURG AMERICAN, and NETH~
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sEcoSpSLAss, anQ
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from ali the prtncipal
points ia Europe. Excazsion tickets a. REDUCES
rates. Iate-rocms stccxei In advance. PsLtes
going 10 Earobe or sending for their friends voyld
DO wo!sto communicate with the undersigned b.
fore u schasing eisewhe<c Railroad and steamship
tickets 10 all points In the United States ard Csns
ada Rates same as al depots and eenerai oocsss
Nc ascate to answer questions White 10 81 can on
A. w GAdBEx.
General Rsirosd and steamship Agent,
lceo Main street, RichIasod, Va
| nv l7-d2w3m
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Sick French Soldiers,

LoNDON, June PA dspatch from Tu-
MS TO The Times says: "Slx hundred sick
soldiers have been embarked from Goetta.
although the hospital was only established
there after the Franco.Tunisian treaty was
signed. This does not include those en-
blrked from Bizerta and Tabarca aud sent
thence by rail ~ Ghardlmnn.v
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old tn

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old tim
l. Dominion Steamship Company's sfA1S
steamers will sail as follows Steamer OLD DO
MTNION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY at
2 o'clock L. NJ; steamer WYANOkE, Captain
Couch every FRIDAY at O'Clock i. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
az O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up TO l O'Clock r. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and r idays steamer, aud to q O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all poinS north, south east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $1,000; Storage, 80 and
~.
For freight or passage apply 20
q. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my G-ta Eo,npany's Wharf. ROcketta.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

Tor PHILADELPHIA AND rfSfR
4 FAIL. RIVER. $1,000
steamer PIONEER, Captain PI.Arr. VIII receive
freight Tor the above ports until O'Clock Il. u.
SAL URDAY, 25ih instant.
). W. McCARRICK,
2o-lt General Southern Agent.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Poremodtb,
Smithne4d, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newbrrne, Washington, ano Tarboro', N. g.. and
points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore of Virginia, old Point. and s regular
landings Oh James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
el9 Superintendent
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CLOSING EXERCISES or ST. FRANCES SCHOOL {;
ADDRESS FROM RICHMOND PRIEsT-FIxE
sHEEP-DEATH OF NOTED TROTTER- PER.
SONAL.
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REIGN OF TERROR.
alarming Increase of Heart
Disease and the Symptoms
Which Precede it.
ID to Scientific Investigation and an
attempt to Check its Increase.
Wonderful Properties Of "Seda-
ne-de-India," and How to
Properly Use it.
Importance for All. Regarding
u New Discovery,

mortality statistics Of this country show
treat proportion of deaths arise from
Disease. But aside from the fatality
Intends it, the inconvenience and suf
which even the first stages bring, make
Esary to take prompt measures for re-
Undoubtedly the greatest remedy
ern times for cur ng diseases of the
i "Sedatine .de-lndia," which is ac-
hing such wonderful results and at
$, much attention. This great rem
k~sesses ingredients specially designed
the numerous troubles of the heart
mbination is the result of long and
experiment, and it a be safely as
hat when taken in time it will cure in
bsc. Do you ever have Nightmare,
Ed feeling in side and breast, Irregular
Throbbing, Jumping, Flutterlng, Mo-
Stopping, Slow circulation Of the
These are all symptoms Of Heart
t.. Those who are suffering and have
lied it should do so at once; those who
Ter tried it do not need to be urged to
Rain. If your Druggist has not got it
dollar and fifty cents to our address
i'll be mailed to you. Sole agents,
Chemical Co., st. Louis, No.
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SUMMONS.

Psirict Court of the Second Judicial
the Territory OF Montana, in aud
pity of Silver Bow. Sarah Sandy,
/. Irwin e. sandy. defendant.
Pe o. the Territory OF Montana send
irwin c. SANDY, defendant.
[ereoy required To appear in an ac-
against you by the above named
The District Court of the Sec,,nd
ttrict OF the Territory OF Montana,
lu.e County OF Silver Bow, and
tue complaint filed therein, within
kclusive Of the day OF service) after
on you Of this summons II served
tounty or II served out Of this county
IVY, within 20 DAYS; otherwise with
I Judgment by default will be taken
according to the prayer OF said
elton is brought to obtain the decree
~ dissolving the bonds of matri-
aore and now existing between you
u, The grounds upon which this
aised is y our having wilfully and
ahtitf's consent, absented yourself
ce h 10Th day of July, A. ID. 1880.
.ehereby nOtined thatif you fail to
answer said complaint as above re-
aid Plaintiff will take q default
shd apply to the Court for the relief
the prayer OF plaintiffs COM
V my hand and the seal OF the Dis
! and for the County of Silver Bow.
aontana Territory. this 9th day Of
eptsmber, in the year of our Lord
y thousand eight hundred and
|ght-one.
GEO. W. IRWIN 4, II, Clerk.
u W. WARREN. Deputy Clerk.
sfAPLETON, Att'ys fol pltf"s.
13sepw5
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lark Trains Views on Pic.

blowing is a recipe for making New
pie from "a Tramp Abroad" "To
s excellent breakfast dish, proceed
b: Take a s%utficiency Of water and
Ency of -four, and construct a bullet
|agh. Work this into the form of a
b the edges turned up some three.
pf an inch. Tougher and kiln dry
Biz of days in a mild but unvarying
nre. Construct a cover for this re-
the same way and Of the same ma
'Fill with ste wed dried apples; aggra-
cloves, lemon-peel, and slabs of
I'D two portions of New O rleans
ZEN solder on the lid and set in a safe
til it petrifics. Serve cold 1T break
Invite your enemy
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aSd roduce Market Report.
'an'li' BUTTE, September 4, 1881.
~! blowing are the wholesale prices
anu u berchants and hotel keepers for the
:, ofN les enumerated, delivered from the
to be Price list carefully corrected every
Ruby Valley, xxx, $500 per cwt.
ill Creek, xxx, $500"
of t1 b, $3.50 per cwt.
mites 4 Mills New Process Cream of the
,enins zoo.
! last Mills xxx Snowflake, $500.
Hon holce, $500.
ing al $500.
Ion. Z per h., 3 cents, fair demand.
e dia1 r h., 3 cents.
full! per h., IS to 40 cents.
Mani n dozen, 30 to.40 cents.
cd, 81 cal, 5 to 81 cents
om lt foot, sc
ever cen s per fb.
selves ton, S23. OO TO $24.OO; in demand.
of TN 1eh, trout, 35 cents per pound.
Is to th 10 to Is cents.
maid " 90 to 2 Is per hundred.
~, cans, Montana, Gets.
lie '' Of cents per pound.
t seclN essed, IA cents per pound.
cd and cents per pound.
. mil. :, $500 to $1,000 per dozen.
per cord.
o pe ss. &c.
Ii. TH g.. new.
on Nj ! t." ItT.
,t Tb1 '-et } sents per pound
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iOon is the beauty of heaven, the
the stars, all ornament giving light in
Fst places Of the Lord. Look upon
pow, and praise him that made it.;
|aliful it is in the brightness thereof.
seth the heavens about with u glo-
BE, and the hands of the Most High
bded it. As birds flying he scatter
now, and the falling down thereof is
biting of grasshoppers; the eye mar
the beauty of the whiteness there
TyphdI Old Testament.
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flcE TO CREDITORS.

stephen Ayles, deceased. Notice
Yen by the undersigned admins
state OF Stephen Ayles. deceas-
faltors or and all persons having
ist the said deceased, to exhibit
me necessary vouchers. within
alter the first publication of this
said administrator at Red Rock
he County of Beayerhesd.
GEORGE BUCK,
fIIor OF Stephen Ayles. deceased.
fion, ID. T., Sept. ID, 1881.
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tous DEBILITY, Vital Weakness,
lion from Overwork or l%ndiscretion,
bny and promptly cured by "St. James
Pills" They renew the vigor ofyouth
a positive cure for Spermatorrhea,
beg, Sexual Debility, etc. Price one
bid fifty cents per box, sent by mail
ole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., st.
10. July1-d&w-1yr.
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hSaSs
|--Br0wH
| hung o
spe
GUILT VI
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/ In thsI
won; ~
(ne, 1:l64
st, Spar
|ne, 1:5lI
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Orders left at N. j. McConnell's carpenter snop
on Upper Main street promptly attended to.
26julw3m*
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-16

s,and Platt's position.
mys..,f told Garfield that he was
making n mistake with Plaii, Dnt !
rouLln, seem 10 make him 'u"drI'
=, NJ, il. The evening iSet"rr ~
was s,rpt / again told him ri MS
mistake. and h~ ahl h- wished H.
had snown i, before. ! raid that
I b,a tried to let him know, bnt hr
,,,nldn't then A,pn TO underestimate
and thai | knew III was troubled III
thai interview saans- he hriu ~
newspaper before his face, "nf ths'
Imw the paper wns upside down"
r, iii charge such u Garfield gun
into the half breed ranks just before
election, was simply I" add 4" 'hr'I
disnay, and IA Plat' and C"nRl'np
were of kindred mind, II IA very
siputicant salntp Ia the latter
Does the President feel very hhd'i
oy,r this reverse oi men. who nave
a. Observation-Disclosures with l"s
cnnse matters little here-d-nnnrr
ell his political management ~ Ne"
York. We SUSPECT MOI. Oh 'h'
. whole, Tuesday was bad duy 10
Blaine.
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Whose Turn To Laugh kOW7
y. -. CiiN Item.

II MAY reasonably bt Surnlsrd
thai tuuklns l. just now holdlng n
fo'.Hsi smile III Suppression. The
New luih Halt Bl,,oS said they
ruuld not only du without him ~ Il
factor III Il campaign, hut achieve II
greater triumph Than ANY 10 which
he II Il ever led his patty. They
cal,iurr.i the State con, ruiion whlr
The Gai .ir!'i sympathy wa>slill ken.
amt With u m"l"iliA at the State
,oiIni,irr went INTO the canvass.
Bur S"nirrow the usual purs.is at
the paIt, brca = suddenly laisi.
mu,Iiun>, aud the Hail Breeds were
roin,nli,nd 10 have recourse, irspit"
all their 'Hri,ii srr> ic,.' and ".lnii.
assrssineut" claunor, to the salaries
at the Federal officials, whence lb
rral suhstIdriinIiS We're made.
Cnnklllg IaIsrd neither his voice
nor his hand, but left the "halt
hrrds" Ia themselves They nov
diSrnvrr thai they have Succeeded
in Winning n crushing d. feat. On
course they viii charge Conkliue
aud his slmlwaIts with NOT having
taken hold, and Rostw will nod
and remark, True. W. did precise
" what You might reasonably have
rXmrird. IN attempting 10 teach
Us Il lesson, yon have taught lOnI
selves one" The Democrats ct
srrrrarinn ol the shalt breeds"
IN Virginia Malunr found him.
s-li an'ag 'nizri toy Garfield and
B,hlnr an,i encouraged bA Conkling
who months ago addressed him an
open letter. The result on Tuesday
is injuliuus To the Democrats. hut
from another standpoint is u crush
or to Blaine. Who>r attitude az Ia
Virginia rX Se7aior Mcdonald, al
lniIana. rNl0s,si in cansiic terms
snnr weeks ago.
Biainc's Radical friends in Nir
glnil sren Ia have been swallowed
~ a mouthtnl 10y the Fnsionists
j'st us Blain-'s half breed friends
have been wors'rd IN New York
Aah nav CIV. Charles Foster. Gar
fields intimate, tells the New York
Sun that
/ "Cunkling wonld rarely see an
office seeker, aud would MOI br both
cred, hni that Plat wanted 10 look
/ after the patronage Of New York
without discori with the President
VIII" seemed rattled aud I~rplrxetl,
aud could no, be made TO under
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Succession Sale.

State Of LoRi'iaRa-i'drish Of Claiborne.
Snrccs-i"n Of James W. Wilson, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That I
~ will. an FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY
OF DECEMBER. ls-l. sell. NJ the Court
Hnns- door. in the town of Homer. Clai.
borir parish, La, within the legal hours
Of sale. all If the properly. both real and
personal. belonging TO the estate Of James
W. Wilson, Decea>rd
Terms Of sale-Cssh IN nav d-bts.
8. J. WILSON, Admir-.
Nov, I, 1891 lpt,
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The Extra Session.
n O. Daily Ststcs.


The rr@lam ui"n OF 9ov Me
Eu,r, con, rhihR The L.Risihthrr
i, extra .-ssin,r IN the Htth da> "f
De,r,n,+r. ap,~ars in the official lnn'-
nal this morning. The "'ss o. II NV
ned. in Mrurdanrr with ,hr ro"s'i'
,u,ion, to twenty days. \ new ri'I
charter il not one uf the objects de-
siynat-d. The following are HE 90
irts To which the session VIII oe
r-stricip,i:
/. To enact n law or laws making
apn opiiations to drfrny the "roi
nary y, p-,I--s of the r",rrnmet; \"
nav the interest on the public d-hl;
/ +, stuumrt the public srh"'ls. uni
,ersiiirS and public charities III the
STATE ~. Louisiana for the Years
lSS1. ISS:,; To make appropriations
,,u,rr,,iny the State. House. ahd
for the redemption at Stit" House
warrants. and for tn" removal oi tue
seat at government.
II. To rnac, law or laws to levy,
collect and enforce payment III an
annual license tax upon All persons
dissertations OF I,prs'h aud corpora
tiuns. pursuing amy trade, probes
sion. y,r4,rion, calling or business
except those rsPfessl, exempt FROM
such tax hy m,icle- 2W and .o' "l
the constitutions.
III. To enact II law or laws ~ pro
vide an animal revenue for the Stait
of Louisiana. by le>ying annual
taArs o,, MI property ho' rxer l'e'
Il, the con-ii'Hiinn ir"m ihyhil"h
.rd to pro, i,le the nrihWis "f rs
sslnu and collecting the same. an
: enforcing the pay mrnt thereof.
- ". To cnac, a law nr laws 4
| urn, Idle tor the collection of all har'
- taxes or lirrnscs due the State q
1 Louisiana; to pre-, idr fni the sale 9
t. all property inriri'rl I" the Sia't
I, ar sold to the State f,,I ,'riinqnti'
taxes or licensees: to provide tor tn
rulnicrurnt at ll,lgmeiils for take
" ar licenses rendered in favor Of I'll
II State tor taxes or Licenses.
+. V. To ep;pi law or laws ~ pre-
/. vide for costs. fees law charges, an
=. tn. judicial expense fund in the pa
i. i>h oi Orleans.
IT VI. To enact u law or laws
ir lease. sell. exchange. or o'hrrwn
t.. di.Insr of the State house huildn
:. hnuMn aS the ~. Lotus iitHt',
-. he cIt\ oi New Orlraus; - ln>u
u. the same, and 10 make IN aprrnpl
Il. alton Tor repairs and insurance 4
u lcadN rtirclcd.
VII. To, enact law or laws
mt ~ hI,t article ~ uf the cons
-, tuIIuti at Lou Sfdtta.
VI | his is ,hr ,rlniing law.
y VIII. Ia enact II Jaw ~ Laws 81
!" POSING ot nnappi"piiatrd halanr
!" ~ the Stale Treasury, and I" irii
ter sad anuunis To the gtntl
fund, III 10 make si'rclal arpi"pll
ttun> of tie same.
" IN. Joint resolution conIinnl
w the business ot one SESSION 10
W another, ~ unfinished business.
n-t y Also to enable the Senate
'"- advise ~ 1" all appointments 10
llr lice. in accordance with article
lay oi the CONSTITUTIONS.
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Ii will pay VT l"'s pay. Every success
fuf man i'll every department. Of business
will attest the truth OF what We say. No
man has been .mirently successful With.
ont il. We are talking Of printers lux
This has built mp more enterprises aud
made more great fortune than all other
ssc'scics combinesi. Ii 10 the only thing
which can be implicitly relied on to briug
stscc~ss-ths psssr fails.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WISH to inform my friends md the
| pnllic tina, ! am Agent aud soliciting
orders for the varinus brands If Chewing
md Smoking TOBACCO manufactured by
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October nc, 1881. li:1p
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-16
Political Parties 10 The Sssth.

The oppo-itiou in Virginia aid A's-'-''p-
ri to the regular ID m"rraiic n'hr' I" "''H
Whit will come ia - M shsP- !" very
A,u,b,ru stn,-. .Dnrr or later, aud In our
t,Jvm-nt IL will not long delay tts com
ing. TIL. d mocraiie party will not re-
main without n rivni in the Southern
sta,-.. An opposition will arise which
will c,ut.-t with the Dem, ,Eacs the con-
troll OF thr stst- govern in"nts ot w"
suuthrrh States. II II" other opposition
y, ,.~s the party itself viii divide and spl't
into oI,p",ing fart,"ns.
In, beat for the u. mucracy aud best
for the s-,uib that this "pp~'t'"n sh"""'
e,,,.. Tn. solid Snnth was nn inpir! 10
tl, cnu.r of National Democracy III the
last campaign, aud will h" hin"ra"'e w
the success, II the party III every nAtiona'
! contest ~ long a. the D,m"crd'y r'maI"s
! IN undi-rut-d control IF every Southern
/ state.
I Oppn.ition to the .nocrae! II nccrssii'
~ To- prrrr>r the purity OF that party IL
i, sal. for no party I" have undi-pnted
control Of th" government state "'
National. w party will long r"ma'n puf'
that has such control, but viii b"c"in'
corrupt. TO keep parties pure ANA IL
SECURE just, wise aud ccon"mira! admin
i-iration, rival parties, both r"nten'''n'
for popular tay"r. ia necessary. Any pm
~ when all opposition To u ""s WI
Il vru-raic aud become corrupt h'h'
We think u hest for the South ana '"i III
Democracy that ih,rr should II" di>i-
ion Of PARTIES in the S"uih-mSi for IN
Democracy to keep that party rnrr an
true To the great principle. Oh "h''h "
founded. But il the policy "i the DEM
cratic party ~ liberal, enlightened at"
progressive, IT viii commend li"if I" III
rn,r aud intelligence of the people q"
Though opposition comes, the sway i III
Democracy in thu South viii not s"'n u
hIukrn.