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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

Estate of Louisiana-Parish OF
Vermilion--Parish Court - No.
4S3.
Succession of Louis Desromeaux
Whereas the administrator of
said succession has filed in the of.
fee of the clerk of said court ia
bleau of classification of debts
and charges and partition and
settlement of the aforesaid
succession, with a petition pray
ing that after the legal notice
and delays have elapsed, that the
said tableau be honologated in
conformity to law :
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern,
or those interested therein. to
make opposition, and also to give
their reasons, if any they have,
why said petitioners prayer should
not be granted by fling the same
in writing in the Office Of the
clerk Of court within ten days
from the date of the present
notice.
Given under my official sigma
ture and seal Of court this Ist
day of December 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion-Parish

~ Ho lClAIN "A
Parish Of Vermilion-Parish
Court-No. $50.
Succession of Louise G. Lods.
A pplication Of Aline Gastal and
Pierre A. Ourblin.
Whereas said applicants have
tiled in the Office of the clerk of
said court, a petition praying to
be appointed administrators Of the
aforesaid succession :
Now, therefore, notice is here
by given to all persons interested
al the aforesaid succession, or
having any opposition to make
thereto, TO file the same in writ
ing in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Court, at the Courthouse at Alb.
beville within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my official sigma.
ture. at Office. this 29th day of
December 1877
LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
A CoEiEg Sensation.

One of the approaching sensa
tons Of TIE day has already it,
~feelers out in the way of subpnnas
and other court documents, bear
ing on the trial of Loud. There
is much in the case which requires
explanation. Either q fraud o.
the most serious character was
perpetrs ted by Loud, or be is the
victim Of an inquitous conspiracy
in which perjury figures as 6. mos,
conspicuous element. In both
directions the testimony is exceed.
ingly pronounced.
That Loud did what he could
against Darrall on the day Of the
election, and Immediately pro.
ced'ng it, is not to be questioned
1t, IS however, alleged on the part
CT his friends that he operated By
means Of tickets which were Rep.
publican In all essentials except
the substitution Of The name CT
Ack!en for that Ct Darrau. These
tickets were cast as Republican
aud were counted as such BY the
commissioners, but on their re-
examination we're found to be in
fayorof Acklen to the extent of
ahont a thousand, and therefore
enough to decide the election
against nArrall.
Though this, it must he con-
tessed, IS a crooked way of &C,
moving success, yet it is By TO
means without precedent, and it
IS certain the Commissions are
not authorized to count any names
save those on the ballots. If they
counted a thousand to which
was not entitled as having
been cast for him, it is in order
hat on a recount the erroneous
should be set aside.
The material point, therefore,
S, weather Loud fooled the Rem
lbllcans into voting for Ackler,
II weather he stuffed the ballot
'oSes previous to a recount ? The
Probabilities favor the first oil
hese theories. : City Item.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

kEEK PEGGlNG AWAy.-A far
mer friend had occasion to write
the local editor Of this paper a
note the other day. In closing his
note he asked. "Urb, can you tell
me the way out Of the present
hard times q
Of course, we can. Keep peg.
ging away-liye within your in.
come, and save a little for a rainy
day-sell your surples stock and
grain--if you can get your price
take what you can get ; take the
money and pay your honest debts;
and If you owe 20 debts, put the
money at interest and don't go on
credit any more ; work steadily
and be economical make no bad or
fool trades, and the first thing
you know you will be sitting up
cross-legged, with peace and
plenty. Now, we've told you the
way out, and # you don't 60, it is
your own fault.-Dauson (Ga.)
Journal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
Notice.

Parties required by. Ordinance
Of the Town of Abbeville to pro.
cure a LICENSE to carry on
trades and professions are hereby
notified that such licenses for the
year 1878 have been issued and
are in my hands for collection.
Unless said licenses are paid
within TEN DAYS from the date
Of this notice, | will proceed to
their collection by suit, and in
pursuance of law.
GEO. g. Lyons.
Cons-Collector.
Jan. 19,1e78.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
THE REFORM WANTED.

1t is significant that Concur
rent Resolution No. ], emanatine
from the Senate, should be a pro
position for commission Of nine
Senators and thirteen Represen
tatives, to consider constitutional
amendments, and report within
twenty days. 1t shows that Sena.
tors duly appreciate the estimation
of the State, and the nature Of the
reforms the people demand.
The House is beginning on the
same line. Several bills have been
presented looking to a revision of
the constitution, and the committee
on Judiciary will be at no loss for
suggestions, in the preparation Of
a bill to cover the whole ground.
DR.. Ry'and has offered a sche-
dule for the reduction of Iegisla-
tive salaries, mileage. etc He is
no doubt n earnest, and desires
to contribute his influence in clos.
ing up unnecessary drains upon
the treasury. It is highly probable
that the number of employees may
be kept within a reasonable Hait,
and contingent expenses may be
lessened ; but, even if it be consti-
tutional, the reduction of the per
diem Of members is not demanded
the advocates of reform. The
State is abundantly able to pay
the services of necessary and
faithful officials, such as our leg
.slators may prove to be. Consid-
erlng the expenses Of city life, and
he demands of constituents upon
hem, the per dem at present.
allowed is not exorb;tsnt. Besides
he Legislature should not close
is doors upon workipgmen, me-
'hanics, or }aborers, who might bel
'hosen: but could not serve becauso
he cost would far exceed the
lonors Of the position.
Louisiana should not be mig.
in paying needed officials
tut the times require a dispense
ion of all useless ones. Tn tbjs
ERECTION the General Assembly !
as a great opportunity, which it
hould not ignore.-Cfy Item.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
SPELI1L MEETING OF III
COUNCIL.
Abbeville, January 9. 1913.

Abbeville, January Q. 1878.
! The Board of Town Council 0.
Abbeville, met on this day in spe
cial meeting.
Members present Leonce Per
ret, mayor Lastie ~HroUssard, S.
Wise, J. Boyance and J,Abadie.
The minutes of last meeting
we're read, ard on motion Of Las.
tie Broussard, the same q !opted.
On motion of J. 2oyance
That, whereas most Of the resiGent= ~
the town Of AbbeYille have heretofore
neglected the cleaning Out Of the.- caim-
neys and fues, and that With = 10 70
avert the danger of FIRE to tie o-oass of
property IN said town aud o.he.s, ~ tue
burning u Of tue sane we. strone
winds may be blowing.
Therefore, Be It Resolved sks, Il slaIl
be made the duty of each occprs..t &C q
house in said town TO have tlei. chiu1-gs
and fues thoroughly cleaned twice during
the year, to Wit the Ist da7 o.'.be
uoutAs VI chuuary ana CcNCo@-.
And further it shall be nade the 5utv
of the Constable to see that ss.id -esair
ton be carried into effect, gct 70 give aIl
occupants notice to have -ae ssu dcue
within the first thirty days Of said moths
above mentioned, at tie expiration OF
which time otter having been 1ot.fed az
above mentioned tbs party 0. parties fall
ing to comply With the provisions o. tbs
resolution shall be subject 70 pay e aae CT
i've dollars. recoverable before r1svo- or
any court Of competent jusisdictiol, o1e
half OF said tine to be paid inso Tie tees.
euTy and the ether Lali to belong so tie
Constable.
On motion Ct Mr.. Wise, Resolved lie.
the Constable-C Collector &c, and be is
hereby authorized to receive for ,ase re.-
ton Of the licenses of the year 1878, -sv-
able IN warrants. being one-hsif :hsregf,
the Judgment Of Dr.. W D. White. .oes.n-
er with costs incurred .he-eta.
On motion the Council thse adjourned
until next regular meeting.
LgoNcE PEREgq. navo..
l.. Q. LYoSs, secretary.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Fermilion.
Parish Court.
No. sG5

Succession of Eugenie Landry.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in TIE succession
of Eugene Landry, or hav.
ing any opposition to the applica,
ton Of EIoi Guidry to be ap.
pointed administrator Of the said
succession to file the same in writ.
ing in the Office of the clerk of
Court at the court house in ten
days from the date hereof.
Given under nv hand and seal
this 18th day Of January 1878.
.LAsTIE BRoussARD, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vermilion.
Parish Court.
No 579
Succession of Marie L. Doucet

0I9
Succession Of Marie L. Doucet
BY virtue Of an order of sale
granted in the matters Of the
above succession, by the Honora.
BILE Parish Court aforesaid, notice
is hereby given that there will be
offered for sale, 10 the last and
highest bidder, for CASH, at the
late residence Of the deceased,
all the property belonging to said
succession, On
TUESDAY, the 5h Day
or FEBRUARY, 1878,
the following described property,
to wit /;
One certain tract of lana
situated in this parish, being the
lot Or fractional Section. IA in
Town IL South Range 8 East
containing twenty-six 92lloo
acres.
One dwelling house, one corn
crib, 600 panels of fencing, one
lot Of gentle horses, mares and
also one lot Of gentle cattle /: the
house hold furniture and other
small articles the enumeration of
which would be too long.
Given under my official sigma
ture this 5th day of January 1878.
G.. B. SHAW,
CLo,,ec
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
ICE.
q. S. LAND OFFICE
New ORLEANS, LA.

January 18th 1878.
Complaint having been entered
at this Office by Charles Sonnier
against Eliza Jameson for aban.
downing her Homestead Entry
No. Alto, dated June 9th 1877.
upon the Southwest quarter OF
Section 26, Township Is. South
Range 4 East, in the Southwestern
District Louisiana. with a view to
the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at the Office of the CLERK
of the District Court for the par
ish Of Vermi7ion, Louisiana, on
the 18th day Of February, 1878,
at 10 o'clock A. IL, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Rece!yer.
Jan. 10Th rs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
Notice..

All persons having claims
against Stephen q. Hall, deceased
Or his succession, are notified to
present the same, together with
the titles by which they are estab.
llshed, to the undersigned, at Alb.
beviile, Louisiana.
R. P. OBRYAN,
Dec ~. 1871. Curator,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

If yon dream Of a ringtailed
monkey chewing bar soap on the
top Of an obelisk. and scratching
the small of his back with his left
hind foot, on which there is a
blister Of the eight potentially
and of two years standing, 1t
means that you can meet a cross
eyed girl the next time you go a
hunting raccoons in a reservoir.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
STATE of Louisiana--Parish
of Termi|ion-PariS rich Co,r+ NJ

STATE of Louisiana--Parish
of Nermilion-Parish Court--No.
Succession Of Cesaire Chargois.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties Interested in the aforesaid
succession. or having any opposi.
ton 70 make to the tableau OF
Classification Of debts and charges
and final settlement and partition
IN said succession, to file the same
IN writing, in the Office of the clerk
OF court WITHIN ten days from the
date hereof i
Given under my hand and sea
this 18th day Of December 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
Clerk
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

A bishop asked a little child,
"My little friend tell me where
God is and | will give you an
orange" MY Lord" replied the
child, tell me where he is not +?
and | will give you two"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

1t was a darkey who exclaimed
as he rose from his knees at a
camp-meeting, "Here I raise my
ebon- knees sir p
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
STATE Of Louisiana-Parish
of Vernilion-Parish Court--No.

Succession Of Claire Bell,

Succession Of Claire Bell.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make to the tableau of classified.
ton Of debts and charges and
provisional partition in the
said succession. to file the same
in writing, in the office of the
Clerk of Court within ten days
from the date here of.
Given under my hand and seal
this lst day Of December 1877.
LAsTEE BRoUssARD, clerk
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19

A San Francisco young man
stabbed his mother because
breakfast wasn't ready"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-01-19
Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vermilion,
Parish Court,
No. Ala

Succession of Daniel O'Bryan
By virtue of an order of sal,
granted in the matters Of the abov,
succession, there will be offere,
for sale, at public auction, to tn,
last and highest bidder, at tn
Courthouse door Of this parish
on
SATURDAY,, THE 10Th DE-
OF JANUARY, 1878,
the following described PROPERTY
belonging to said succession, tc
wit
Lots Nos. 1 and 2 of T. ~, SIR.
4 g., containing 1913 acres.
The Sc / / sec. "a. L. II, SR 3
w., containing 1872 50llOO ar.
penis.
The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter, section 33, in
township II, south rage 2 east,
containing 40 acres.
The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter, section IA,
south range 2 east, containing 40
9!I00 acres.
The northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, section "a, in
township II, south range 2 east,
containing 40 9ll00 acres.
The southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter, section "a, in
township II, south range 2 east,
containing 40 9ll00 acres.
The undivided interest Of the
succession, being the portion for
merry belonging to Eugene Le-
blanc in and to a certain tract of
cypress swamp, at cypress point,
in this parish !; said undivided in
terest contains about eight acres.
The undivided half interest in a
certain tract Of land, situated in
this parish, bounded above by
Wise & Bartells, below by Mrs.
C.L. Rice, in front by bayou Yer.
and in the rear by c, l..
Rice, said tract containing ITS
acres, more or less.
TIE MS:
One third Of the purchase price
to be paid cash on the day Of sale,
and the remainder On a credit of
one, two and three years from the
lay of sale /; purchasers to furnish
heir notes with good and solvent
'nretiess in solido, to the satisfac-
ion of Mrs. NJ. A. Perry, Natural
aud payable to her order,
the law Office Of Robert 2.
O'Bryan, ESQ.,, in the town Of Alb
oeville, (La.) and conditioned to
lraw eight per cent per annun
interest from maturity until paid
md the lands sold to be and re-
main specially mortgaged ard by
'othecated with vendr's privilege
etained in favor of said success
ion, which property shall not be
lienated or encountered by the
purchasers to the prejudice of said
uccession until full and final pay
nent Of the principal, interest and
osts if any should occur.
Given under ny official sigma
nre at office, this 18th day of De-
ember 1877.
G. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
n MnrrOv Co,n,.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05
blaine u Maiae.

The Globe Democrat, OF st.
Louis, represents Senator Blaine
as giving his views and sentiments
in that city, IN part, a. follows:
Being asked about tho Southern
policy, Senator Blaine said. that
on this subject there was Of course
u difference Of opinion, but tho
difference was very slight. aud 1t
was safe to assume that therc was
no great division OF sentiment Of
party on the matter. Many hon
est Republicans said the Senator,
believe that the Southern people
are ~ loyal 10 the Union ~ we Of
The North, but Of this there Is .
serious doubt. The Southern pco'
pie, II il true. urc, according TO oil
appearances, peacefully inclined,
and show a disposition to main.
tain the supremacy Of tho inaill
Government, but men who were
in the rebel nriny cannot 50 readi'
ly give up their faith. and theft
professions IN my opinion are onl,
.kin deep. The Southcrnc's arc
laying low until hey get on top
They lead. the Democracy, ant
should their party get into powe'
in 1880, they will show hand tha'
will surprise that class OF lie
publlcans who believe that recon
Citation has been complete. TIN
Southern people are nut In fact ~
conciled. They are playing policy
and their purpose is to get pos
session of the Government, AM
rule 1t as they did before the war
aud then all the established result
Of the war aud reconstructio
would be set aside.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05

ON THE RlDoK.

PROM lin Besten Ira, ,elrr,l
The sunrise dyes the river
Aud glori6ea the hill
The sound Of leaves hat quiver
Comes thro' the evening still.
l lean the bridge-rail over,
To watch the stream run by;
The current bubbles cover
They glitter radiantly.
They make the break each minute'
Right onward runs the stream.
1 read q lesson in II.
Time halts not for y dream.
ON THE SHORE.
At last the weary journey Ger,
I hear tho breakers plash and roar
| From that unknown, unfathOlned
Upon whose waves s9on must be.
Hast thou, q sea, no other strand
Save that on which l doubling
stand
Hast thJu, D sea, no other shore
Save that on which thy billowi
roar!
| La vain ! in vsinl No answer make
The surgcs that arise and break.
| a mist OF doubt falls DER the sea-
| ] come, rcsistlcss waves, TO thee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05
Suspensleu Of the Ranktn 70.
Savings Iastitatlss.

Brandon Republican.
Dy reference 10 the card OF Col.
J. NJ. Jayne, cashier, II will be
seen that this Institution, which
has been in successful operation
for nearly twelve years, and al.
ways promptly met It's obligations,
has been compelled TO suspend, ON
account Of thc general depression
in money matters, Whilst every
business in tho country is being
seriously effected, aud failures of
banks, corporations and individ'
uaIs are published daily all over
the land, it is not surprising that
this Institution should share . like
fate.
Tho institution was compelled
10 take real estate 10 a large
amount to collect debts secured by
deeds u ftrnst. and the shrinkage
IN value of that, "a well - every
other specics Of property, reduces
the present vnIue Of iss assets, and
/ rcndcrs II unable to pay.
Tho suspension Of this ins'itu'
iltion is q heavy blow to the bust
ness interests of Brandon, IA vel
a. to the depositors themselves
hut the heaviest blow Of all 10 Il
The stock.holders aud officers, whs
have lost everything they had ol
earth --the accumulation Of man!
wears uf honest and perscvcriIi
industry.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05
y Kew ~ Rulss.

Keokuk constitutional
There were several church So
cials last night, and At ons Of them
was a young man Of the largest
and most pronounced experience
In these affairs. llo had bcen
around, be had, and when he
caught the eye Of the young lady
who had waited on him and beck
oned her to approach, there was
something SO sublimely honest and
inspiring IN his countenance that
she could not resist, SO sho drop
ped business for the n0nce and APP
preached the place where no sat.
As she reached his side lie impalcd
an oyster on his fork and hoisting
the said fork aud the aforesaid bi.
valve In front Of him, he said:
"There's nothing mean about
me-"
The young lady blushed and i'l.
timated that nobody had intimated
that there was any such intima-
tiop. and then she asked what Ae
meant.
"lhcrc has been . mistake
made" said the young IMAM.
mistake 7" quircd the young
lady.
"Yes, sir, imam l mean, Whst'i
this Tor 2" pointing at the oyster
"Oh, 1 hAvn't got time for fool
ishness,' said tho young lady
starting 10 RET 10 her table.
The young man Slasped bel
gently by the ninth button on hel
glove, and, stopping her progress
| he reiterated: ~ Z
"rhcre's . mistake here; Iknov
the rules Of church socisls;. Their
are three oysters In this plate Q
soup, and mint hsrdsned eMougl
to take advantage Of the church
Take this one back. No thanks
no thankss young lady. Twoi
the number hxesl by tho constitu
! tiop asd by.laws aud l'p opl
doing ny duty w. relpvsiAg- ~
u 49,. .:scs s-s 4 -.-o-s ssss ;
lS:sy .ss4k.p - ~ "a u: Is
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05
Or. J. l. YOUNG,
Resident Dentist.
COURT rlz,ts. 5ouR1u plssRlcs.

CIRvUlT .COuRvs I.
u, +. TlnNbtE, Judge.
q. " Ciatke, % Dkts Attorney
Coahoma cdAhtyL3d Monday Of
September ard hsrch-c0ptinue
twelve days. f,na...s.,.
Bolivar connty-4th Monday Of
September aud March-c'a'tinue
twelve days. t'es
Washington county--sd Monday
of October aud April--continue
twent ysiour days. 7nt ~
Suniiower comfy n Monday
Of Noycmbcr aud Asy-continuc
six days.
Sharkey couMty--Sda Monday Of
November and May--continuc six
days.
lssaqucna county-4th Monday
NJ November and May--consinue
twelve days. ffft 49,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05


rrom tle Albany Evening Journal
Now that the struggle for the
political control Of the Senate Is
concluded for the present 1t 10 time
.o make up the oiIicial returns aud
sec how the Senate stands. The
Republicans have gained Kellogg
the Democrats Butler, aud Eus''s
10 still knocking Ut the door,
Counting Conover and Patterson
the Republicans have 80 Senators
and tho Democrats including
Davis, Of Illinois, S6. But one o'
the Republicans, Sharon, Is haoi-
tualiy absent without a pair, 20
that the Republican, side is prsc'i'
cally reduced to 80. |, Is probable
also. that Eustis will soon be adj
mi,tcd, increasing the Democratic
| side 10 81. Or, to pnt the whole
| In tabular form:
! Republican, with Sharon ~
| Republicans, without Sharon 20
Democrats, with Davis and with
/ out Eustis Oh
Democrats. when Eustis gets
in and Davis stays IN "
Democrats. when Eustis gets IN
aud Davis gets out "
Republican majority (withons
sharon) when Davis Is
; Democrat
Republican majority when DAVIS
Is u Republican
Republican pnjority when Davis
Is an Independent and Artfu'
: Dodger
: Democratic majority, II Patirr'
son should do so again, with
! Davis as a Democrat
4 Republican inajvritv, II ra''c'
: sou should d0 so again, with
! Davis MS u Republican
I. Republican majority IT fa''er-
I SON should do SO again. with
ii Davis us MI independent
9 dodger, making tic, 10 oe
$ decided by the Vice Pre'i'
}. dents casting vote
Democratic majority, II Patter-
o son aud Conovcr should both
y do so again, with Davis as a
o Democrat, but his position IN
T. that case not changing the
% result, no matter what lie
IA might do
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-05

Proctor Kuot,, while Judge
Black was writing his reply 10
etouyl,,on. addressed several let
,ers /" him. and was quite = loss
10 know why black did moi nm
sw.r. Al last KIN II was very
argent. and Black wsspte to him ~
tullOws:
Mv Dear Knott:--I replly have
moi time to answer your letters
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