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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
NORTHERN KING MILL AND MINING
 COMPANY. Defendant.

NORTHERN KING MILL AND MINING
 COMPANY, Defendant
 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out Of the District Court, First judicial Dis trict, Territory of AYi5 ona ill and for the coun- ty of Pinal, on the 10th day of May, 4. D. 1882, and to me directed and delivered on the said 18th day of May, A. D. 1882, in favor of A. B. Lawson, plaintiff, and against the Northern King Mill and Mining Company, de- fendant, for the sum of five thousand eight hun dred ninetyt three and SLIGO iS5, ,S93. 91] dollars and costs of suit amounting to one thousand eighty-six and SS-l00 J0S6 SS) dollars and accru- ing costs, 1 have levied upon all the right title and interest of the said Northern King Mill and Mining Company in and to the fol lowing described real property, towit: The Northeast Extension of the Silver King min ing location, situated in the Pioneer Mining District, Pinal county, Arizona Territory
 Notice is hereby given that l shall on
 MONDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF JULY, A.
 D. 1882,
 between the hours of 10 a. ID. and D. nl., pro- ceed to sell in front of the courthouse door, in the townof Florence, county of Pinal, Territory of Arizona, at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said iu.lg- mert, costs and all accruing costs, all the right, title and interest of the said Northern King Mill and Mining Company, the above named defendant in and to the above described prop erty. J. P. GABRIEL, Sheriff Pinal Go Florence, Pinsi Co, 4 T.. June 2l, lS82. ia
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

THE British fleet at Alexandria has opened fire on the forts and citySwith ter rible effect. Nearly all of the forts have been silenced. This step makes a bloody war between Egypt, Turkey and England inevitable, and may involve tho whole of Eurooa befpre is shnIl be ended.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

TnE oEleial head of Parson Tiffany has at last piled from the block and thus Arizona is relieved of the presence of the swsepstskos liar and hypocrite of the riaGt4.,ith century. Phillip r. Wilcox,
 Io. is the new agent.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

ao is the new agent.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

urope before 1t shall be ended,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

2-I4td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

SIAGSIOS, VIRGINIA
Opens September 10th, lAsl, tgiT ri a.. -,
schools Tor Young ladies In The Tni,,IIi" e fiNi
S III nIn SS@n.il clmalrunrSci "SS
IN the Union. board, WgsSnr Fm,'S uie bot
Latin Ficnch, GertnNn, Instrumental W', tto"l,e
for Scholastic year from September i" I," 'S Sn &C
For Catalogues wtitt 10 o'"Hr' Ss'N.
Iy1.NwFaw O. S,. a., tteL
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The Seventeenth ohio District-Why Mr
Alexander Cannot Succeed,


EltOn ln,elIgencer.
Your daily INryLLIGEScEH OF the eSth,
September contains some very good cdi.
torial hints and suggestions TO the voters Of
the Seventeenth Congressional District,
Ohio, relrospeC,ing their apathy and up.
parent Indifference about tile ptist, present
and future prospects Of the approaching
election.
1t is lamentably true that your remarks
are applicable to considerable extent in
Belmont, Jefferson and other counties at
this time, but few days may change pub
lie sentiment and action, so that the fear Of
Democratic asccndency will arouse Repub.
LEANS 20 20 10 the elections, and the result
will be Republican victory with perhaps
less majority.
Report says that loss J. Alexander is
busy with lukcwGrin aud sore head Repub.
LEANS, representing himself in favor OF Il
protective tariff, and in favor OF almost all
the measures which intelligent Republicans
believe best calculated 10 promote the best
interest OF our common country. Doubtless
Mr.. Alexander will now strive. to make
Republicans believe he was in favor OF
Lincoln's measures for the suppression Of
the Rebellion, and his cmancipatio proc.
lamation for the freedom Of the slaves, as
auxiliary to the restoration OF the Union,
and Inst, though not least, in favor OF the
resumption OF specie payments rs taught
by his gubernatoriaI leader, Gen. Ewing, a
few years ago.
Mr.. Alexander tiisClaims all knowledge
Of ever saving, "llere's 10 the unreturninu
bravcs-may there bc Il million OF them"
lie may be telling the truth when, he says
TINT he never said these words, but it would
be another thing to say that he never used
words 10 convey the same meaning. lie
knows that it was the almostunirersal sen.
timent OF those with whom he affiliated,
and that he never was offended when he
heard similar expressions from them.
heard one Of his Democratic brethren,
who hal three sons in the army (Rgains;
his willy, say, that he wished none OF them
would ever return. lie would doubtless
now Say Il running for Congress that he
never said so. Jefferson county since the
war never has given u majority for any who
sympatlized with the rebels, and will mol
MS long us Il patriotic drop OF blood pre-
dominates, or grateful emotion dictates
how TO vote. A LOCKER ON.
Mount Pleasant, October G, 1889,
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executive chair, as he did Cornell, OF New
York, by outside insirumenlalltics lie
can summon Cabinet Minister to aban.
don his seat to become ono OF his followers
and executloners ofilis orders. tits said
that within the last few days he has be.
COME the controller Of tho Associated Press
dispatches OF this country, which will give
him the mastery oithc whole press OF This
country, and by the pregs Of the market
reports, and this, my counirymen, may NJ.
feet the value OF tine stock boards and the
agricullun productions Oftle State. What
Is the danger Of sllch 4 concentration OF
money power? II IL athrcat against the
legislative power Of every State In this
Union. 1t Is u threat nyaintt tho Congress.
siOnal power oiall the States. 1t Is IL tlircat
against the purity and power Of the judi.
Ciary. II Ia Il threat agaillst the citizen Of
this lind. Ills threat against the freedom
Of this country. II Is threat against the
purity OF the ballot box. In fact, It IL IL
threat against the whole elective system.
1t IL threat against our form OF govern.
ment, making 1t dependent upon the per.
sOnal ends and ayArice Of one man, who
becomes, II not patriot above the ambi.
ton Of all men save Washington, n dicta.
tor without the vcstnlents Of official posi-.
ton. Mr. Gould has the right under the
law 10 acquire the control OF this immense
property and consequent power. That can
moi DO questioned | am not here to abuse
him. That would not become this place
nor my Office. lie Is n man OF exiraorl.
nary ability and foresight, and OF unusual
amfabiliiy. In the language OF Senator
Edmunds, Of Vermont, The Is not ms black
rs painted The important question Is:
How will he use this power-ior the good
or evil OF society? II Tor the good OF the
whole country, he will leave II name sec.
ond only to that Of Washington. Will he
do SO? / iear not" e'' b"
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Wheeling, Oct. I, 1852.


Gov. Crittenden, OF Missouri, in an ad.
dress to the people OF Richmond, No.,
said:
'"Fnlly onc.thirl OF the whole railway
system Of the country is under the control
ofJay Gould. The railway system oil the
Southwest is under his command. lie con.
trols-ii not directly, through others-the
Union Pacific, constructed ut Il govern.
mental cost OF over SG0,000,OOO. lie con.
trolls the Wabash system. 1t is said that il
he had tho management Of the Delaware
4 l.ackawanna system or the Erie sys.
tcm-bOtll Of which may fall into his pos.
scsion at any time--hc would have m un.
broken railway connection from Boston to
tho western and southern extreuitics Of
the country. lie controls the elevated
system Of railways in New York City.
lie controls the entire telrsraphic system
OF this country, which places the private
Geographic communications, the press
and tho markets Of our land, under his
supervision and management. call your
attention to the list Of securities under hi:
authority, which may impress yonr minds
with the power Of this one man to control
the destinics OF this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
WEST VIRGINIA NlYERSlIY

NlNE IeFaItlnontE d Study; ivSI hok1 h,ntA,,
AT COST; chlrNdHf arranged 10 mi t rrct,,,.r
lenses for one year from Sl7S to sm:nor..r,,,ti
liberal. th9iongh. Fall term lteIn, ErTEgFyIa
wCst Virginia and from Bist, ana y ,' ,.itF Of
Number OF Msdents lrtgvs thSm lortcn Teas,
v!ouS. Va !S4n Inc
~s"FotcntaloSues aud other information ANIL. ;,
the AGunE trcAldent, D. h. rUKlNTUS' Ia r9 70
""hi VIM '" mrIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
-. ...... -. ssn,6o,lOO s.;06Gs, OOC

"rls is not all, although /. covers the
land and the electricity OF this continent.
lie also demands the water Transportation.
lie is interested in the barge lines OF the
Mississippi river and the Pacific mail. It
il said he owns 500, 100000 worth Of real
estate. lie aspires TO the control OF the
stock exchanges OF America, in which
NIL tho securities Of this country aru
bought and sold. II sins, all Of this ii true,
he is the 'ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

IOuSG, middle aged, or old men, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak
nesses, should send Two Stamps for large
treatise. giving successful treatment. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. n.
>tru,v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
CLOAK
DEPART MENT !!

Our late purchase Of Cloaks and
Wraps Of every description now
ready Tor inspection.
This important brancl, of our
business has received special atten.
ton with the view Of continued
enlargement. ~ !,
Our Stock of a,
Seal Sacqucs, '..1 r., =
Fur and Silk aea
Lined Cccilian' 't,e
,Dolmans and Circulars,
Cloth Sacques. 9a
DOlmans and Jackets,
Silk Brocade and
Diagonal Pellisses, ~.
, Jersey Sacques, Nna
Misses and Children's ClOaks
Children's Cloth Dresses, &C., &C.,
was never so largo and varied
us at present. ..yf,.,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
TAYl.1ils COUNTY,
Tile Democratic Nominee Not Salts.
factory. ..'

E,lltors Intclli.enccr.
GRAFTON, October G.-The Democracy Of
this county had two candidates under con-
sidcla!ion, either one of whom would have
been creditable tolhe party for the House
OF Delegates. | refer to John II. Holt and
Capt. Ii. S. Wilson. They are both gentle
men OF recognized ability. Instead, how.
ever, OF nominating either OF them they
took Il. NJ. Cochran, man OF no recogniz.
ed ability either rs a lawyer or n public
speaker. Either Holt or Wilson would
have put life into their canvass, and would
have commanded attention, something that
Cochran cannot do. Therefore the party
is disheartened and Gissustcd over their
ticket, and l would not be surprised to see
a greatly increased Republican majority in
consequence. -.T.w .-, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
WEST VIRGINIA IINIVERiSIIyI !;

- TIE nexi session berI,s SEPTEMBER an 49,
i aky and sndF& Schdpl ~ nc@a9s S Il liz
and Mcdicine rttrHding tbrnnrhrn, ~ III Ian
Enlaig., facilities for siudy 0i I,%, s hsAloH,
and scientific AgtluuiIur: uml,i;iciy" Sirnrr,
chemical hhnllOry. Thorough nGirs, /, "lulli'd
And ANletl Languages aHd liprIElIm ~ HhHrGt
AZ S neS$SSSrS S1L%n.cS NOT oJcf Sis T y,
'a'mloB"es anu Ouler information AIi'Cy to'
aux. W. H. " lSOS, President
auo y. NnteNlInWn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WASTED-A SMALL SECOND.
= w Hand Letter Pres, 10 good order. Enquire
nj this office. - lye
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IsAI-YINIOIiEG. MD

Mt, VERNON INSTITUTE. No Is NJ. Y.y,n, r,,,.
Boarding and Lay Home Schnul for IrnNy I.TE
AMI Little Girls. FOTHd,d l%rg. M, III iL .
and Mik l. Maitland. rtlnrlpls. as>,I,i br , I,s
corps o! able Professors. Beautiful ,lt,iiC1 ItM ,m
Ing 0no Of the Sanntcs suImunline WGInr,%%
Monument. Educational advantages unliISs,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

MOST POWERFUL MAN on EARTH.
The Presidential power Of our land Quai!s
before him. lie can make and unmake
meu, lie can retire Governor from his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
NIEIl.

GofF--At Gelairc. Ohio, on Sturdy evening
October = 1852, NJ : O'cl1cG, MARY, wife Of IsaG,
CON- in the sd year Of her age. l15-I r..,
Funeral from the residence o! her husband, cor
her Of Noble and Thiry.second street, OH Tuesday
II! 2o'clock r. ~ Friends Of the innily arc Invited
10 attend. .u.
CARTEh-on Sunday afternoon, octObers, 1859
ut o'clock, S. II. b. CArrEs In the 18Th year o, BIZ
agc. 'l'l
Eunprnl untiee toionrrf,w V't.,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

YoR CoSGRHs.
1st Dl,t-GEH'I NATHAN GOFF. Of Harrison ca
"a Dlst,-JOiiS ". MASON. OF Taylor Co,
81 Dl,t-R l.. puTTRtCK, Of Knnswha Co.
9Th DisL-iIos. GEORGE LOOMS. OF Wood CO.
roh rnE LEOistAIuKA
n. b. D0vRNER,
J, d. NIllTtiAM,
J. II. BURT,
l.. Y. TIi0NA.
ron trA1E SENATOR
lat Dist ~. u. SCOTT, Of Ohio Co
rokJ uDdI OF r:sr CIRCUIT.
GEORGE d. CALDWELL, Of Ohio Co
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08
Corruption.

III this government WAS not financially
one Of tho strongest in the world it would
have collapsed long ago. The systematic
raids that have been made upon the Treas
ury for the last dozen or more years wuuld
have exhausted the resources of any ordi-
nary government. To the uuinitiAtcd
there is something mysterious about the
manner IN which the public money j. sto-
len. When bill j. introduced in Con.
gress, rs likely rs not, II contains pro, is
ions which are designed to open the Ma.
tiouat Treasury TO jphbers and subsidies
that will usc the peoples money TO I'LL
their own pockets. John Sherman him.
self, the Secretary OF the Treasury, dips
into the public money heavily, but just to
what extent viii probably never be known.
Investigating committees are appointed
often enough, 1t Is true but the chief busi-
ness OF such IL committee seems To be to
cover up all the ugly facts and prevent the
truth from being known. 1t really seems
that many things will never be known 4
investigating committees can prevent II.
When the Democrats obtained control of
Congress they maugurat,d some reforms
aud cut down expenses Immensely. but at
present thr cd iobbi,s and -ubsidr, ale
bcsciGinS Congress, aud the present adj.
mluistration promises TO rival the dav, Of
Htantism IN Wholesale robbery aud cor
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

Notwithstanding the bad weather and
roads Judges George and Moncure were
promptly on hand last week and opened
court at the appointed time. This Circuit
certainly has two as able Judges as any in
the State, and no more high toned gentl,-
men can be found in any State than ar.
A d. George aud J. c. Moucurr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08
-re7r Advertisements
state TAN Sale Of lIunnaXcahle
PROPERTY.
The state Of Loui.iaua -. pclinqucnt
Tax Debtors.


by Nu'n' ON H.. authority vested IN IN,
ID by the Contribution ard I.a, otrL.
,1''tr "i I'n'',1H1 ! Nii. ,'il az ID. tom'-
"''- '' .'.I 10. >tl i'~'i''' Count "i
III. O.. ID" "' II ~ iI'''. I.
l.s,,.,'. , II - '..' J.''. '' 500 3.
I,-l>fa7t. 81 mi -, "',.''
IN, ..,' .' .''.''. :
~,rI.,.,I.. 40. ,..,.,t..,.r ''
lnmo,,.hl, r,.,.,, ,.. ,,r.t ''.'
NOW due o. iI. ~...,. of I.,....... adj
r.r.,h t,'s.ao,,..,,rni..,.,...,.,,.,.n,
'.,A', Assessed nn Ir,,,.ul.art urru..,.
r'c property iu u.-l.u I--.. '...,l.t
with the Lj'r.t tl.u.,u from u.r al,t
gay 'i I'''m'''. I-'l. Hniii pad, a.d all
the .ro,,rf If ,..''. L.,i 49, '..I .i'>, e.
.>.,>n,,r, of rr'.,..,,, ~, H.. .,.. ''' IRE
>a,ir. Jr' - follows. tuvit:
A-Ay.... n,.. ,,,.
~ So, -. ~ 1T OF .,p. I.v ui. Of 80. r, ,.,
-. tuNu -. lau.,7. SIN
Anderson. Nl.u. lo-t a,t,,. % hf.ru,.. ar
u 5, o. ur 81 g 81. 90 ard ,v qrs!.v. an
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

Our esteemed cotcmporary, the BosSicr
Banner, last week clipped a paragraph
from our columns and credited the same TO
the Claiborne Advocate. The Advocate
has been dead a half dozen years or more.
neighbor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

Caswell. J :, 40 acres, Sc ar Of a., e. sec
II, town %, ranges 4g9
Garter, Joseph, - acres, ~ OF sw Or
sec :. town 20. range, :, 50
Conner, ! J. 200 acres, Sc qr aud Sc ar Of
II ~ >cr -. town - ranges 1921
Ca>kcy, {. 20 acres. u hf Of So ar sec
-, hf of e hfof sw or, aud " lat OF sw az,
aud So ar Of So ar, and sw Or Of So or sec
81, town 70, rang-5, II "a
CalP"rp,r, J l., ~ acres, " hf of ne qr
sec TO- town -, range D. 30
CirtvIight. Lewis, 300 acres. " If Of w
qr. ard - gr "t uN qr. and ~ II of D., az
,rc n, town % range :, -
D-Dlvis, Andrew, 30 acres. e hi of 80
~, aud PINT of ~ If sec 10. town ~, range
:, and II ht of nr ar SEC L., town H. rang"
:, = l.
Dick"r,ou, Frank l., ~ acres, hf Of sw
~ see -, town ~ rdngr >, 23g
baN idson, 7, Iei AIRES. NV qr of ~ ~.
aud :" ~ OF w ar, and ne ore sw qr, les
- acre, sec ~, town -, range >, g.
Dawson, W \, 100 acres, lie ar of ne ~
sec II. ~ acres IA INV qr of ne ar. and
hi Of :" ar src 10, town H., range :. -
Dansby. " C.. ~ acres. sw ar of So ar,
aud 81 AT of 50 qr sec -. town u. langc7,
lgl
E-Eugli,h, II I, ~ acres. - If OF -, or
sec :. town ~, range ,, :ilI
Eug'".j Il. III acres, v hf Of ~ ar -,c2i.
town 20. rIuGr6, > -
I.'s, rric", !" acres, nw or Of ne Or sec
:, town IL. raugc7. BIB
L Farmer I !, so acres, hf 81 ,w ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

sec J. ~
Smith. W p, 50 acres, W hf Of sc or sec
2i town p, range :. 474
/ smith. Wesley. leo acres, hf Of sw or
of ne or, and sc qr OF sw qr, aud NV ar of
So ar sec -. town p, ranged, 10 "
Simmons, W u. l2O acres. II hf Of NV Or
and ~ ar Of NV or, less ) acres, sec !.
town ~. range L. ~
Sanders, Wiley, ~ acres, " If Of II If
SCI II. town -. range :, 4 30
T-Taylur \ {, 900 acres, " IF Of be
or and W 1T OF So or aud he qr OF Nw ar
zee p, town Il, rang" !. = -
Taylor, F, loo acr,,. ~ If of ~ ar aud
" ht Of Int Of sc II sec 3. town p, range
>. 30
Taylor. Eft. agt. ~ acres. W If Of
sw ar sc ), town y, range ., 20
Thomas. Mrs Martha. 32j acres, : acres
oil So If cor of Ne ar sec IL. town u,
range =. and W IF uf nr ~ sc 81. town 2l.
range :. part of ne Or sec ,, and ne or sec
80. and " III Of - ~ aud sc ~ Of ~ ar
src ~, and re qr of nr gr and NJ qroi ~ qr
Iud :, ar uf ne ar sec ~. town n, range >,
st.
Tus'cy. VI c. and Mckee, Mary l.. leo
acres, ne ~ sec l., town -, range :. > 81
Tins, Parish. ~ acres, ~ or of ne or
sec 49,. town u. range :, { nj
Traylpr. y I. 10 lcr"s. hf Of NV or aud
nr or Of ow qr ste -. t"~H y, range ili
Thomp,on. W J, 1913 acres. Sc at Sec l..
town -, range g. u 10
W-Wa>sou, y u. - acres, : hf Of So ~
SEE -, town 49, range :. - q
Wesley, pauiol, l-u ayic,. e ht Of ne qr
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08
COnstable's Sale

state Of Loui'id"a, Par'sh Of ClaibO-u
A. We'll W. Alfred Love-In Justice e.
ward 7.
DY virtue Of mn execution issued n,
ID Ferguson, Justice of the Peace in
for Ward I, said parish and State. ana 'ad
tue directed, | have seized and will proc.t %
to sell. To the last and highest bidder r,s
in the legal hours of sale, at III. Corss
house door in the town Of Homer. on
First saturday. in April, 1850
An undivided onc-half interest in the sol
lowing described property, TO Wit: wi
The southeast quarter of northeast ma.
ter aud northeast quarter of sontbrs.,
v of range seven W.
Terms Of sale cash, with benefit Of a,
prIIscincnt.
X. L. HARWELL, ConsrsJl.
March |. l->2. (pr So oa,.
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An Important Decision.


Importance TO every class Of our people
Page * Moran were Judgment creditors OF
. /. Il. Wallace, execution was issued on the
Judgment, aud the property of Wallace
seized aud advertised for sale. Among the
property seized were q mule, wagon, two
cows aud calves, some fodder aud farming
implements Wallace cujoinrd the seizure
and sale on the ground that the property
Is exempt from -riznrr under the home
stead and exemption laws now in force in
thi. state. The following facts were adj.
mittrd aud constituted the only evidence
before the Court: at il admitted that
abe debt on Which the Judgment en-.
| joined Is based, was contracted after the
PRONUNCIATION of the act Of 1--D directing
the manner Of registering homestead
claims, aud before the registry of plain.
TINS homestead declaration, which was re-.
corded before Page 4 Moran obtained
Judgment against plSntih.' The iudy:
inert OF the District Court dissolved the
ihinncti"n and tccrccd the property sciz,d
subject 10 the debt, and from this iudr.
"'ht wallace appealed til" learned
'""2'S OF tue court ct Appeals affirmed
Wv J""s"'"' 81 'hc pi~'i't '"nrt. The
opinion of the Court WAS rendered L-
Judge 4. Il. Gcorgr, and il an able expo.
SUN" VI NV homestead and exemption
laws u 80 al" ~ INT Tor lts length
w """' P""'Nh we "rf'i"h ~ ihii. The
''''''""' ~ "'''io minated Is on" OF
h''"' '"'l''''"c' 10 tue people. II Is I'M
'"''""''' '"'' 'h'ro II yet no decision Of
'""'' on TINS QUESTION, rs
""'''' '"' l'''''h' illIci'iy th'T" may he
Va" ""/'h "'h'''n' interpretations
t''''''' wv WI h''h''t'"h "W' giving nNr
~ "'"'H "'"'I''' laws "ntlI 10" 81
= '"'' UNI passes upon TIE question and
'''""''' "nth"il'y Tor all ct IT," lower
''''''' ''''N may YET intervene hrior" .
'"' question reaches the >npr'm" CONT
itative og uniform law ON tin, m,r,,t.,,,
question. ~ h. this section The law j.
settled TIL the question doe, lch a L,.L
Fl court. Under the ruin, 81 ON com,
If Appeals the registry of ri.,. h.ur,.,,.,l
required hy the Constitution nf La aud
prov id,d for b.; act IIinf the I.rpi,l,,p,
IF i--n to bc valid against a deb, mp,t
be- made before TIE draf i, ,,,,,,,,,.d
After u pcrSnu has contracted 4 d,lt Is.
.lu not then homestead again>, that drh'
\ party to register homestead must D.,
.rc" of debit Til, drci-ion Virtual,
caves the country without any homestead
aw, - q party who i, in a condition, rn
equine the protection the, law il l......l
a aisord. j. is - con,l''inn wh,rb f,rh,',
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08
Notice.

No one il authorized to collect. or re-.
ceipt for, any moneys due the Guardian.
except myself aud those employed in the
nffice, without written authority.
Is. ID. HARRISON. Prop'r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

We are pleased to publish commnp;co.
lions from intelligent correspondents, bu,
we are In no respect responsible fer any.
thing which appears in our columns as n
communication. We express our own
op'hionsin the editorial columns. Articles
which appear us communications the an.
thors are alone responsible for.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

HEREBY CERTIFY, that the above
and foregoing is q true and correct list
OF Jurors drawn for the LIST and 2nd weeks
OF the April term Of the District Court in
and for the parish Of Claiborne.
-. DREW FERGUSON. Crk. DC.
February IL. laSo "a,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08

We hav" from thu first believed that
Arthur's administration would hr .,,,v,rt
and the recent appointment of Conklinc
is no more than We have cNn,rtrd ~.
Conservative course at the beginning of his
administration was only intended to lull
The snSplclons of the Halfbrccd>. The an
Po'n'h"nt ct ConklIng was boldly throw.
my the gauntlet 10 the Garfield Rcpuh1.
cans and th" prospects Of a happy and
uuited Republican party are not brighten.
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