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The New York herald., 1879-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADEs. Sept 17-Arrved, bark Taria Topaz. Bacheder,
Sailed no date bark Essex. savory, Nus.at
Asr.swAIa Sep, ioSin port sehr Venus odeOme from
Fraser % from Port spain &ej New York. ''"'
rasna knsos McT sAda. do SARAH Dewey
Sailed 18th bArks Annie Barr simpson, Barbados ioth
In port Xns -, iarfs Archer. Hatch for Now ork
ssoH e%%iSsway and NieHsrson cos ans brig.
Jennie phinney Meyer aud Robert Dillon. Davis do. and
BARaAsauiLLA. Sept SIN port, schr Nellie Starr.
BATlonsr, NIB Sept ls-Arrived. bark Mandal tNor,.
Cleared 18TH bark Emoe Fr,, Kuegel. Penarth Roads
DExKRARA, Aug 3o-saed brig Chesapeake tBr, White.
FArHEG POINT Sept ao-Arrved. Peruvian (Br).
smith LyeIpoei % for Montreal; L. p.,, p., x.c.
nell, Glasgow; brig woodcock CBr!: Porto Rico.
an s%eS NJ FIN So% Yos AAAm'rA 6 MeEh'ny r0~ St
MossEl hay, CGH, Aug Is-In port. bark Commerce,
MoxrrvDRo. Sep, Ie-Arriyod. barks Nineyeh. wymsn.
Patagonia and sailed 10Th for Falmouth E 2ist Wealthy
Pendieton, Blanchard. Wilmington, Cal, via Burrsrd
sailed Aug q. bark Hendriks Dutch, San Francisco
MONTREAL. Sept lS-Arrived, steamer Scotland (Br),
NV CBr Williams. Cork brig deorgisns CBo. Williams.
,fonT IrIscr, Sept a-saed sehr Isaac oliver Hay,,
ornnEc Sept ls-Arrivod Steamer Ercuo CBr,, Rollo,
tBr Cunningham, London.
trsai % Montreal: bart TonsScis i Gor,' London & " A
RIO JASIEno, Sept 2a-Arrivod brig Susan Bergen.
Harding. Rio Grande do Sui
Sailed 23d barks Burnah (Ir). whitehall New Orieans
Orco Uta. Canavaro. Philadelphia; 24th, ship 81 John
Smith, Water house rom San Francisco Liverpool hav
ing repaired; 18th barks Michele Galatoa Ita Quarto
New Orleans; Elsinore, Lcsberg. Now York; 27th,
Antonio d'Abundo utall Cammorata do; brig l. 9 A
Brl Terry Mobile; SDth, ship screaner. Austin, New
!Brl Le suenr. Gaspe; 3oth bars Carl August oic9.
In port Aug 80, ships Virginia Dclanc unc Gcn ship
ley. Springer do Lady Octavia (r johnson, for Phiia
dophia. ready barks Armstrong. Moran, unc; Scrcnc
sese@an, for Ba.mere George Peabody wilson for do
blanchard: John L Chase, Huntley. and Grcy Eagle
Lucas Won der eydt tGerl Michaelis for Whining
ton, NC ready brigs Bcckermet ) for do: Aquidneck
Johnson nne: senorita Young. for baltimore, ready ;
unds Mon svcnningscn for United states; schr Maggie
Gray. Bowling. unc: and the above arrival
EosARio. Aug v-sailed. bark Brayton, Gray. Bos-
ton.
In port Aug is bark Rebecca Crowe Atkins. for New
York.
IIcnSucro Sept isArrvcd. bark AdriatIc (Nor. Blk
TraIce.
SINGAPORE. Aug 5Tn port. shin Ncerehus, Pierce for
Liverpool: Bhotan trl, Widsani, for Now York banks
Anna Walsh Bowors, for Marseilles; Coringa Joseyn
for New York w Tborndikc, Richardson, for do brig
Hail Columbia. Barlow, for sale.
50 Jons NIB sept igArrived schrs Ranger (Br). Sell
lers and Acacia (5r), IIainlyn, New York.
Cleared 10Th schr Hattie II Turner dove, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
PORCELLO LEAVES THE TOMBS.

Francesca Porcello left the Tombs Prison for Sing
Sing yesterday morning in charge of Deputy shertfs
Meehan aud Mulhouand. It was seven O'Clock when
he aroused and told he was to 60 to Sing Sing.
.'Me no understand" he answered, with a shrug of
his shoulders. but dressed himself when ordered to
do SO, and was thon securely handcufed. He looked
sorrowfully around If to If his wife child
were present. The eight O'Clock tram bore the
party up the river.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, lady who has interested
herself in the prisoners wife, is anxious to obtain
employment for her by which herself and child
may be supported. She requests that any contribu-
tions tor the unhappy woman be forwarded through
fha
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Clarke, OF steamer Oilers r, from Rio Janero,
will please accept our thanks for courtesies
SHIP KNIGHT THE G ARrrR I3r) from sydney NSw at
San Francisco Sept H. reports June o. dnring strong
damage about decks.
BARK EscnASrrR Csr. Tofte. from New Orleans for
ceiling leaking.
scs nnsns wnlrsSr Snow, from Bangor before re,
porteu uamxgeo oy coiiison. into by schr r.
Bird, Hall from Weshawken for Boston, She has CON-
peted repairs at New Haven and Is for New York
to-day t2lst.
NORFOLK Sept lsStesmer yests which was sunk tho
Roanoke River has been raised by the Baker Wrecking
mediately
QukBkc Sept 2o-The schr Ned. of Bic capsxed in the
Traverse during q gale Thursday The captain and
crew were picked up by the ship Ameor afer boing 10
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN. Sept 2o-Arrived, steamer Emberiza (Br).
Brnton New York.
ASrwEnr Sept l9-Arived, ship Lovise or,, Bull New
York; 10th. steamer Jeranos LBr), Carson, do.
BRIsToL, Sept 2O-Arrivod. steamer Cornwall (Br),
Williams, New York bark Protector Nor Gundersen
Sailed 10th, steamer Kate Fawcett (Br). Wilson, New
York.
BELFAST. Sept l9-Saied bark Peppna Mignano dtaD.
Dc Martino, Now York.
BORDEAUX, Sept 18-Ssied bark Nellie T Guest (Br),
Messenger. Now York
CHRsrANsASD. Sept l2-Arrved bark st olof tNor An.
derscn, New York.
DErPE Sept l9Sailed bark Saarikoski Rus) Leiebak,
Phadolphia; brig Pacific Nor) Gunnesen. Now York.
DUNKIRK, Sept 20Arrived steamer Circassia r, PEN
der, New York.
Sailed 10th, bark Rosetta ItaD. Costa. Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER. Sept eSailcd, barks Matilda Hilyard Br
Crosby Philadelphia 2oth srapho (Br Gordon Hampton
Roads.
GRrnxocK. Sept 1s-Arrivod. ship Arvo sus) Joster.
lund. Pensacola.
.HAvRE, Sept 2o-Sailed, Geicrt (ier) Kuho.
vein from Hamburg). New York; Franco (Fr, Trudolo.
Now York.
LrvKRpOOL, Sept 1s-Sailed, barks Weymouth CBr),
Darkee, Gaveston 10th, Lugia Rocca QtsD, OlivsrI,
Baltmore 2oth steamer Pennsylvania Harris. Phadel-
phia.
LONDON Sept 2O-Sailed, ships Criterion Robinson,
Tybee; L sturges, Lnnekcn, New York; VIM Douglass
Br Douglass from Dunkirk) Delaware Breakwater hav-
ing repaired; Ellen Austin Griffin. New York.
Brown, Havcner New York.
NAPLES, Sept 2o-Arrived, steamer Powhatan CBr.
Price. New York.
QuEENsrowN, Sept i9-Arrived, barks Ihgenia CAus),
Bachich. Philadelphia; sbal No stoer. New York 10th.
ship Livingstone (Nor), Hsnsen, Philadelphia.
RocnxroRr Sept 1S-Sailed. bark Avenir (F Berthem,
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 1esailod. bark Jacob tswe) sund-
berg. Philadelphia.
scILLY Sept 20-OH. steamer Labrador (Fr. sanglier
from New York for Havre
sTocKHoLx, Sept l6-Ssiled bark Perlen (Nor Ledieu
New York
SHANGHAI. Sept 20-Arrved. ship r Worcester tBr).
Cawse. New York
TYNE Dock Sept 2O-Sailed steamer Racilia (Br Will
son, New York.
VENICE Sept 1e-Arrived, bark Ammonia QtaD, Cs6sro
New York (beforo reported without dato)
wnIrKHAvKS, Sept 19-Sailed. bark vasco do CANA
(Nor), Mortenscn, Baltimore.
WATERFORD Sept l8-sailed bark Yuba tBr Power, Bal
timore
LONDON Sept 2o-The British bark War SPIRIT Capt
Bishop from Liverpool Sept IT, for Southwest Pass has
returned In Of accident her capstsn
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAD. Sept 2o-Wind sw. strong; misty.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2O-Wind w, light.
LIzARD Sept 2O-wind W, moderate; fine.
PLYMOUTH Sept 2o-wind wSw, moderate; overcast;
barometer 30.lo.
ScILLy, Sept 2o-wind W. light; bavomster 5000
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WORK ON THE BRIDGE.

Work on the Brooklyn approaches to the great
bridge is being pushed rapidly forward. ana IL will
be but o short time before old st. AIMS Church will
DO taken down. The sale of the property has been
arr anged, but no money paid NJ yet. The bridge
trustees received from this city on Thursday the
sum of 100000 on tho call for s50OOOO which the
Board made August 8. 1878. Another payment of
$4,000 will, II Is thought. be made before another
week.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21

gpw Lena eBr, Bristol: Donau Ger Bremen caland
puieh rotterdam. Mercator (Belg) Antwerp: Streon-
snak ssrl konen; Colon, Aspnwali: Niagara Hayana;
Nty OF new YORK do and Nera Cruz: clarbe 5r Maya
Suex ana ronce Pr: Agiers, Galveston; Hutchinson.
New orleans; knickerbocker do: City of Columbus sa-
vannnh; CHAMPION Charleston Benefactor Wilmington.
~; hapidan Norfolk Old Dominion. Richmond, &c L
@ nsns meorgntown DC barks skaregronnd lNor Ant
worp Antwerp thrl do: Polomeo Napes Mnnehaha
sr Londonderry Kate Sanction (Br) Cork Falmouth;
FRANCES tbr) Goucester Murray. Jr Havana: lornct,
Laguayra and Porto Cabeilo brigs John shay. Monte
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
RESCUED FROM A BURNING HOUSE.

During fire in the basement of the three story
brick house No. 43 President street. brooklyn at
late hour on Friday night 1t became known that an
infant child Of Mrs. Margaret McCann was still on
the top floor OF the burning building. Samuel
Duff. foreman of Engine Company No. 8. hearing the
report. secured ladder and ascended to front
window OF the upper story. Forcing 1t open he
sprang into the room. which filled with smo oke.
With great difficulty he found the child and carried
it to the window. There it WAS seized by Sergeant
Sattery OF the Third precinct who carried it down
the ladder, while the crowd cheered below.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wmTEsToSE TELEaRAPH LINE

wH1TESTONE TELE9RAPH LINE.
steamer Macgrcgor iBr Maine Liverpool Sept In bal
last, Bcnt Had winds and head to
lat 45 49, Ion ~ 5 thence moderate weather. sept ~ lat
Al Ion u5 53 spoke bark Ada Could Merritt from
Bangor Me, for Palermo; date, dc chip Glad fdings
(of Il John, NIB. Dies from Cork tor Baltimore.
Steamer seph Pearso (r) Pmrkman Newport 10 days,
with Tin Phelps, Dodge Coz vessel TO Bowring Archi
bald Co.
steamer Henry Aiming (Br). Thomas. Cardiff days,
with railroad iron to order vessel to Arkcll rus Co.
steamer Mary latham tBr Garlcy Swansea 10 days In
ballast, to u Bnllcy.
steamer Rugby (5r Kirston, Girgenti Aug ~, Dcnia
3Oth. Malaga sept 3. aud Gibraltar 18th with fruit TO
Phelps Bros Co Sept i6 lat 80 +5 Ion 81 passed bark
Tran satantic Nor) Jensen from New York for Rotter
dam iimc bark Fairy (Bp. johnson, from do Tor
Penarth Roads
steamer Syrian (r) Jarvis Genoa Aug 90 Leghorn $50,
Sorrento 10Th, Denia 3ob, Malaga sept and Gibraltar
9th with mdse aud Henderson Bros. Sept
10 lat ~ 90 Ion 40 10. spoke bark scawad of ~ john
MD Copp, from baltimore for ~ Nazaire
Steamer Obers tBr Clarke. Rio Janefro Aug 81 with mdse
aud TO Busk Jevons Crossed the Equator Ia
Ion 5v H. 80 PM lat ~ 2 s. lou 81 a. had heavy
aud sudden squa from Sc lasting 10 mnutes the baron
the time warning standing at 10 lO sept
g. lat 10 ~ Ion 81 a. passed bark Dnnapore r). hound
81 day lat Is % S Ion 81 80 German bark show
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
SPOKEN.

deaux, no date. lat II %, Ion ID 55
Bark Caernarvon Castle tBr) Davis from sydney, NSW
for Wilmington. Cal, July D. of Pitcairn's Island.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
WHALEME

Arrived at Brunswick Ga, September 49, schr Goldon
City, Martin. NIB, with 24O bbls sp oil.
Arrived ut New Bedford Sept 20 bark Atlantic Wing,
from a indian Ocean voyage OF 81 months DURATION hav
ing taken 925 bbls sp OIL 300 VIII 1000 lbs Of
bone
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
SAILED.

Steamers City OF Richmond CBp, for Liverpool; Italy
(3r do Thanemore mr. do Romulus (Br), Roueni Al
satia tBr London France tBr, dol Circassia r), 0las
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Suus. Destination.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK THE
MONTHS sEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
BELOW.
CLEARED,

Bark Slavia ntaD. from -.
Schr White Swan, Graves. from st Jago.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
T1ONS.
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Ceux qui ont des
terreS a Vendre.
attention

Messrs. F. Armant & Cie., Il
Rue du Camp, Nlle-Orleans son,
prets a publier gratis sur leur pam
phltt. concernant les Herdovante,
Paroisses de Ia Louisiana. Poffre en-
vente de toutes terres ct proprie.
tes conformement a la description
qui sera donnee a E. Montague 4
Abbeville seul agent de Messrs.
F. Armant & Gle pour la paroisse
Vermillon.
Aucnne vente n'9tant effectue.
les propprietaires n'auralent ricn
a payer pour frais de publication,
mais dams lie cas- contraire ils paie-
ront une commission reasonable
convene d'ayance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adressez vous
directementa a NJ. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer
million de la maison F. Armant &
Cie., Bureau des Terres ct dim
migration. E. MoNTAGNE,
Abbeville, Vermillon.
81 juliet II.
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Nos echanges des campagnes
nous appreunent que partout on Sc
prepare a la roulaison ct que voire
meme p'usleurs planteurs ont deia
commence a faire fumer leurs su-
cFerles. Lei, on a deja fait du su-
ele' Tout est en- branle, lie bayou
va etre temoin dun entrain inu.
sl'e mais chose triste, les cannes
u'a'ueareusement ne rendent point
&c que les planteurs en- enten.
us'eht. Somme toute dependant,
J ne faut desesperer de rien, car
"ec les vents qui ne cessent de.
pels quelques jours de souffler des
'selons glaciales, les cannes muris.
"a' Ct sans nul doute le renle.
n'P' : sera nne bonne moyenne.-
y cotton il y en- a ST peu quill ny
Rs lieu de parler. Quant au
en- a assez pour les besoins
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Nos Republicans Des-
appOintes.

Nos republicans louisianais
avaient fait annoncer qu'ils al
latent former une liste de candi.
OATS dEtat composee d'hommes
emlnents capables de rallier les
suffrages des conservateurs. Or.
CONNIE lis mont pas de pareils
hommes dams leur parti, lis ont
mis- Ell avant les mons du colonel
fcnn, du juge Adolphe Bailey ct
du colonel F. l.. Claiborne. Nal
heurensement pour la combinaison,
ces honorables citoycns ont tous
declare qu'on s'etait servi de leurs
noms sans lcur consentement ct
qu'ils refusaient de courir contre
les candidats du parti democratic.
VOLTA la convention republicaine,
qui Sc reunit lundi, reduite a faire
ses choix parmi les radicaux regu-
|lers on men pas faire du tout.
de la ". o.
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r u s sic.

e'e question depuis quelque
! y dun grand affaiblissemep,
u sante de rempereur Alex.
Le fait a etc ME ; pour.
'aas le voyons depuis plu.
ps.a a0's habiter fort peu St.
&s.'se'o eorg. II a longtemps
,s-' s''l reside a Lividia, ct nous
es.%:' aSas' cette semaine, quill va
!, c, nlver a Cannes, tout 4 fait
,s,s'' g ds Ia France. II = sera
s.sapasne par la plus grande
l,,', Ave- g Ia famille imperial
b.. % 'enir en- France, il doit
t.r,heae { court voyage a saint-Pe-
,,,,.s.as. s.s' De Ia il Sc rendra di-
ssls s'l' = a Berlin ! oa l'appele son
A,.s 'e We'll empereur Gull
a,n,... Pendant tout l'hiver, les
N, ,.ss, e Ia fanille imperiale /
~. 0ns les hotes de la France.
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NO. ]9.
College Commercial
DE LA STE CROIy

Nile iBERIE, ATTAKAPAs, LNE.
| hcoie' pension ct blanchissaoc
compris $l7 par mois.
Far suite des circumstances ma,
henreuses que nous venops de tra-
verser' la rentree des classes nonr
les pensIonnaires ma pu s'effectuer
CONNIE les annees precedentes.
aussl sommes nous heureux an;onr:
q onu' qu'aucune crainte n'existe
puls annoncer aux parents que des
a present, les cours won't renren. en-
Idre CONNIE par le passe. Mons
avons la ferme confance que lea
resaltats obtenus jusqu'ici engage.
rons les parents nous confer
Ieurs enfants, ct de notre cot4
nous ne negiigerons rien pour Que
lenr education soft parfaite.
lie plan d'enseignement embrasse
le Frarcais, PAnglais, pHistoire
Ia Geographic, l'Algebre, la Geo.
metric, la tenue des liyres ct IL
pratique des atfaires.
Quatre proiesseurs s'occuperont
de Penseignement
de ces diverses branches d'instruc.
ton, ct presideront aux .jeux ct aux
amusements Z des enfants; c'est-a-
dire qnils trouveront dams notre
ce qui ne peuvent
leur procurer les autres instilu.
tons qnl nous environment. ct on
solxante cnfants ct plus sont SON
vent confe a un seul institutenr,
'onlant rendre accessible a
tons l,entree de notre college. le
prlx de la pension ne sera pIus. !
oartlr d'anjourd'hui que de II
par mois, bIanchissaoe
'ompris. Les eleves non catboli.
lues seront toujours recus CONNIE !.
'ar le passe la seule condition
|e Sc conformer aux exercices mn.
lies de la maison.
Dec. 21-Im.
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C4onie Francaise
Dams l'Arkansas.

+ 100000 acres de terres ) ven.
ore a prix reduits avec placements
iaciles, cans POuest de PArkansas
Le chemin de fer: Little. Rock 81.
fort'smlth, ainsi que le fleuye
Arkansas, traversent toute la val
lee. LIE sol est generalement
tres fertile le climat doux ct TEN.
pere.
LIE cotton, le tabac, le chanvre.
ie iroment, le mais, Forge, lavoine.
I les pommes de terre. le trefle ct le
1o'n y vlennent tres bien, ainsi que
la vigne ct les arbres fruitiers.
Environ 100000 acres de ce,
terres, situees le long du cbemin
de fer, an Nord du feuve Arkan.
sas. ont etc comedies aux Peres dn
st.Esprit pour la fondation dune
colonie.
4 50 miles de Lite Rock. prA,
de la Station Morilton, non loin
dc Louisbourg ct sur un mapnifi.
que plateau, s'etendant vers 10
Nord, les Peres du st-Esprit ont
reserve $4,000 acres pour les co.
Ions irancais. Une eglise ct un
convent sont en- vote de construc-
lion pres de Morilton ct une sec
'nde eglise francaise va etre con.
'trulte pres de Springfield 10 mil
es plus loin, des que le besoin sen
era sentir.
Avis aux families FRANCHISES de-
1rant acqnerir une belle propriet6.
peu de frais, dams le yoisinape
[ane egIise catholique.
Ponr plus amples information
n peut s'adresser a
W. y. SLACK, on a
MICHEL BRAUN,
and Office, L. R. g. f. 8. R'y.. a
little Rock, Arkansas, ou aux
eres du St-Esprit a Morilton.
70 novembre '7s.
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Sheriff Sale.
STATE OE LOUISIANA.
Parish of 'Vermilion.
District Court-No. 1854.
Cecilia Dartez, wife,
Victor Guidry, husband.

BY virtue Of writ of fieri facia
issued in the above entitled suit tb,
District Court of the State of Louisiana
In and for the parish of Vermiiion, anf
to me directed. there will be exposed n
public sale. 10 the last and highest bid
| der, at the courthouse door, in the towr
OF Ahbeville, with benefit of appraise.
ment, on
Saturday, December 9th 1879.
between the hours OF II O'Clock a. M.
ami O'Clock p. m.. and continuing from
day to day. 1t Necessary, all the rights.
titles. Interests and demands of defendant
IN and to the following described pro-
perty. seized to satisfy said writ. to wit !:
Half Of lot No. 81 and quarter
of lot No. 80, Megret's portion of
the town Of Abbeville, making :
OF an ordinary lot, together with
all and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon situa.
ted or appertaining thereto said Z
lot; bounced north by -, east
by Mrs. 2. Marceau, west by rue |
Jefferson, south by Aurlien Duhon. |
Terms, CASH.
Given under my official sigma.
.ure this 25th day of Oct. 1879.
q. b. SHAW, Sheriff.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Of Vermilion,
District Court.
No. 1854.
Cecilia Dartez,
VS.
Victor Guidrv.


In this case default having been REQ II
larly entered, and TO motion made t.
set the same aside, and no answer filed
and the legal delays having elapsed. and
on trial OF motion TO confrm said default
by reason OF the law and the evidence be.
ing 10 favor OF plaintiff and against de-
| fendant.
IL Is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that Cecilia Daftez do have jndg-
ment agains Victor Gnidry iu the sum of
five hundred and thirty d,,llars. with Eve
per cent per annnm interest from August
"a 1879 until paid. 1t is fur,her ordered
ana decreed that the community of ac-
qnets and gains existing between plain
TIN and defendant be aod the same are
hereby dissolved. and said Cecilia Dartez.
wle, authorized to resume The admins
trailon OF her affairs free from the control
and interference of her said hnsb and, Vic
tor Guidry.
gage existing in favor Of said vie on the
property OF her said husband be and the
same lis hereby recognized seDd ordered to
De enforced by seizure and sale OF pro-
perry SUBJECT to said mortgage and that
costs of suit be taxed.
thus done. read and signed in open
Court, al Ahbeville. La, on this 25th day
oil Septemb eighteen hundred an1 seven
ty nine
(Signed) Ed. EUG. MoUToN, |
Judge 18th Judicial District, La. |
Filed Sept. 25th 1879. |
(signed) W. B. WHITE,
Deputy-Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest,
W. B. WHITE,
Deputy CLERK.
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State Of Louisiana-Parish O
ermllion = Parish Court-No
26T.
Succession of Carmelite Blancbet
Notice is hereby given to ali
parties interested in the aforesaid
succession, or having any
opposition to make to the tablea !,
OF debts and charges and final set
tlement of the aforesaid succes-
sion, 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 my hand and seal
this 4th day of October 1879.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD, Clerk.
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LIE gouvernement francais a Pin
tention de faire un rapport aux
ceambres don't lie but est de prom.
yer que 10 plupart de ceux qui res.
tent encore dams la Nouvelle. Gale.
donle ne neritent pas d'etre gra-
cies. On pense qu'un petit nom.
bre settlement d'entre eux seront
gracies.
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DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP

DOBBlNS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
Having obtained the agency Of
this celebrated soap for AbbeviIle
and vicinity, | append the dbin-
ion OF some Of our best people as
to its merits. We have been
using for the last 2 months the
Dobbins' Electric soap, made hv
|. l.. Cragin & Co PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, and find that it washes and
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ARCHIE YOUNG.
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J. S. is. Give it a trial and |
m sure you will use no other.
A. D. MARTIN,
Able vile, La. Sole Agent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-01

On remarque avec etonnemen1
la quantit6 de We'll argent qui cir
cule anjourd'hui dams lie commerce
II semble que tous les vleux bas
les pots feles ct les crevasses de
murs qui servaient de depots au
precieux metal depuis la guerre
ont etc yides depuis la reprise des
placements en- argent par lie tresor.
Malntenant que les monnaies ame-
ricalnes ont entrepris lie frappage
EN- grand des aigIes, demi-aigles ct
quarts d'aigles en- or, ont doit sat
tendre a une invasion des pieces
dante belIum qui etaieut restees
Jusqu'ici au fond de leurs cachet-
tes. II est curieux de noter le
peu dempressement avec leauel
on recherche les pieces demi.ai-
giles ct au-dessus; lie gouvernement.
qui ne possede que celles-Ia, va les
donner en- Placement de ses obi
afn de forcer la mise en-
circulation de For ct il fera frap.
per de de petltes pieces pour rem.
placer les petits blllets. On re-
tire a toutes les banques nationa-
les organisees depuis lie Ter jan
Vier lie privilege d'emettre des bill.
ets dune denomination au.dcssous
1e IS, rsais CONNIE il circule en-.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-01
POUR AVOCAT DE DISTRICT.

.aur uotaats des pdroisses Lafayettt
ct HermlUon.
Je suis candidat puur Ia place
dAvocat de District du 25me
District Judiciaire a l'election du
2decembre proclaim.
VOus me connaisscZ--vous ma
,vez VI a leuyre--mon passe m''est,
ijje cro.s, garant que vous me DON
Derez vos voix.
JOSEPH A. CHARGOIs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-01

core pour environ quarante mil.
lions de billets dune ct deux pias-
tres, lie gouvernement devra les
retirer sill veut forcer la circula.
tion des pieces d'argent dune
piastre ct des petites pieces dor.
-Meschncefe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-01
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