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TO .ALL WHOM 1T My
CONCERN:

All persons having claims
against the Schooner MoLLIE of
Galveston, contracted BY Bernard
Terasera, are hereby notified to
present the same within ninety
days, from January l7th 1879, to
R. G. Smedes, ESQ.,, attorney at
Abbeville, parish of Vermilion,
Louisiana, if they wish to be paid
]. Fl. BUTCHER.
February 1st '79.
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Court House in Abbeyille on
Monday the Oath of February
1879, for the convenience Of those
who have not yet Registered and
keep open until the day proceed.
ing the election
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Feb. 22d 1879. Assessor.
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lst district-Severien Primeaux
End do-Joseph Trahan.
3rd do-Alonzo Vanslyke,
4th do-J TreviIle Broussard
5th do-Howard Hoffpauir,
9th do--Demoslhene Nunez,
7th do-Lonis Thibeaux,
The minutes of last meeting
were read aud adopted.
The salary of the District At
torney pro tenn was fixed at Three
hundred and twenty-five dollars
per annum from the lst of Jan.
uary 1879, payable quarterly.
E. I. Addison, Esq, publisher
Of the "MERIDIoNAL" newspaper,
being present, proposed to pub.
lish the proceeding OF the Police
Jury and Print all other matters
which the. parish is liable to pay
including jury list election notice
blank for the use of the Police
Jury, for the sum Of One hundred
and seventy-6ve dollars ($175) per
annum from the lst of January
1879. payable quarterly.
Mr. Minos G Broussard Parish
Treasurer being present rendered
verbally his resignation as such
and the same was duly accepted.
Art 1st Resolved that the
resolution adopted at the last
meeting fixing the salary of the
Parish Treasurer at 5000 per an
mum be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Messrs. Jos. S. Nunez and Isaac
Wise having made written propo-
sitions to the jury to accept the
Office of Parish Treasurer and per.
form all its duties without pay
wha ever the jury proceeded on
motion, to vote by ballot for said
candidates, which being done, it
appeared that Isaac Wise re-
ceived 4 votes and j. S. Nunez 8
votes, wbereupon Isaac Wise was
declared duly elected.
Art 2 Resolved that the citi.
zens of the Mouton and Hebert
Coves, be and they are hereby
authorized to use the bridge on
the Grand Marais, and place it on
the old causeway on said Grand
Marais for public utility j; provi-
ded they do so at their own ex.
pense, and provided further that
the owners Of the land consent to
the same.
Art 8 Resolved that so much Of
Art 9th adopted December I'd
1878 authorizing the president Of
this body to borrow the sum Of
$3.50 with interest, be and the
same is hereby repealed /; that the
following be substituted in lieu
thereof That said president be
authorized to borrow the sum oi
$500 without interest for the pur.
poses mentioned in said Art 9.
Art 4 Resolved that the bridge
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POLICE JURY.

Monday February 10th 1879,
the Police Jury met this day at
the Court House pursuent to adj
iournment.
Upon the roll being called, the
following members answered to
their names.
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nmcial Directory.

Dssrict Judge. - ,,or,ox
District Attorney.
J. 4. CHARGols.
c,erk Of District Court,
80 LAsTlE BRoUssApD.
Representative, > o,n.
Psriyh Judge.
Parish Attorney.
W. A. WHITE.
0''' G. b. SHAW.
LEO PERRET.
Tsx.Co|lector.
N. c. BRoussARD,
Police Jury.
9 penrAux. JOS. TKAHAN
4, A,VAssLTKE, J. F. BRoussARD
D. NrEz L. THrsEAux.
Tovu Council.
Lsoscs PERsET, Mayor.
IasrlE BRoUssARD, J. ABADIE,
HWEE }. BoYANcE
rs. CARrRloHT, Constable.
Ja6ees Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
3. PATTEN, W. 3. WHITE.
stfeyors
| Wv. EDWARD. E. MoNr.GNs.
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ABBEvI4LE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH -. 1879.

committee in contracting for the
repairs to be made to the Able.
vile Bridge, shall not contract for
a san exceeding 5000.
Art 5 Resolved that the Fl
nance Committee be and they are
hereby required to make a full
settlement with JOS. S. Nunez, the
outgoing tax collector at the time
Mr.. NJ. G. Broussard his successor
qualities !; to receive from said
Nunez all hooks, &C.. connected
with tax collectors Office, receipt
for theo, and turning them over
to the bew parish tax collector
and taking his receipt therefor.
Art 8 Resolved that the per
diem of the jury commissioners be
and the same is hereby fixed at
1910 p1f mile for going and re-
turning to the courthouse.
Art 7 Resolved that the 3resi-
dept and parish treasurer be and
they are hereby required to issue
Immediately all the necessary Ii.
censes on trades, professions and
occupations for the year 1879, and
hand the same to the collector.
taking his receipt therefor.
The following claims were &C.
cepted and ordered to be paid out
of their respective funds:
E1oo<;on olo;~e of 1910
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J. N. ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
MIR. sANKEY SINGING AND SPEAKING.

Crowds of persons were unable ~ obtain
abundance to Gospetemperance meeting conducted
by Messrs Sakey and Sawyer at the Cooper Union last
night Before the meeting began every seat in the
large hill was occupied many standing. Among
those present in tho audience the Rev. Dr. Hodge,
OF Princeon College the Rev. T. d. lnsersol OF Ceve-
land Dr. Nathan Bishop and Thuriow Weed.
At 1880 O'Clock MI sankey aud Mr.. Sawyer appeared
the latter announcing that the meeting would open with
the hymn "Corne Thou Fount Of Every Blessing" sung
by Nh ssnkey and tn choir. This followed with
prayer by Mr. Sawyer. Mr.. sankey then stepped
forward and said 81 have been requested
tonight 10 sing many hymns, bu. feel that
it 10 best to sing only those suited to the
meeting. The old hymns sweet and precious, and
vet no and the introduction OF new onc creates
interest In The hearts OF tae people, shall intro
duce such new one to your notice ionisht i Is one
sankey then sang How Can Keep from singingF
song" Then Messr-. Sawyer and Stanley spoke, and
Mr. sankey followed them with remarks.
saved. he said. " and / desire TO help them have
worn out my Bible at the place where Christ told tho
%ay atI better hn any that we possibly think Of
willing TO surrender our opnon and take Gods
and REJECT Gods msssengersi ! accept the precious
blood shed Calvary because the Bible says; Be
eve the Lord Jesus Cnrist and thou shalt be saved
Not that come 10 these meetings aHd Stag; not that
interest 10 The ne Gospel woTS rs II sst hope to
toned that last DAY. used TO say that faith IN the
Lord Jesus would never make one Christian, but
know better now"
Mr. Sankey then related an slave auction in
the South. where handsome female slave purchased
az a great price by Sew-EugAnder, aud when given
her papers Of freedom by him became his servant from
has reeeIned Won You should fan At iIs feet and be-
oome His servant. Tie Bible becomes papers OF
us ali to believe upon it, The meeting was then cose4
with Jesus Ioyer of my Soul, sung by Dir. 5ankey
Mr. sankey stated last evening that Mr. Moody and
himself 70 be in Cleveland m October, and would
when they would appear IN New-York together.
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sr-rRruE CouRr-CHANBsRs- ve4tbrook. J-Couri opens
~ 1880 a. " Calendar card ~ II Nos 70 -, -
a. az a. - 50 a. a. - e. - 81 1872 ~ ~ ~
49, 1ls 49, 1873 49, 49, l57 30 100 ltl Ib5 lhl l'A
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surEEiOg CouBT-sPEciAL iRDi-CurtiA L. J'-No ua5
ealenfar. - a.
Coxlsos PIE,s-sPEc1M TEna-C p DAILY c.J.-So day
Gale mar. 90.
AARISE CoUrT- TRIAL TTsf-PARr I.-shea, J@coSIt
a 10 Mo- 307S, S23l S-vf, $780, e. 3D. o. No.
Sc, ~. 81 go 90. o.. ~. 49,,
PARr I.-Nc Adam. Court opens n 10 a. N NOS go
2seI. ssf 49, $751; 2lSo. 5JlS 5S2l 80 lo4 100 i"o
PisT IiI-Aker. C. Court opens al 10 M No;; 1916
~ sIlR % o. 90, o. 81. 30 lOl los. TO- lv5
GF<ERAL Syssloss-PAHT f-CoNinc. The Penpic aet
Thoass q Iinehsn homicide Joseph Covc trrSiary Pat
r,ek Featon from the EDWARD SuEent p'r
ary Csrpentrr false Dretences Nary DAVIS gSra
larceny James 3oorr Downs. f,Or!nus assault sra
battery story Rudolph Herr ~ ard Aher jsines
Huxnes Michael 1t3aton. Rudolph 4. lDcnner. hOOft
ssirer John Brophy burglary George H. Peterson HsIn
IyEdals CRANE larceny James h"fi-ai bnrpi-i
Diqnis fhc MsTzares Ilt7uatflcs,
assault and battery Behsrs Bown cevng stolen goods
Augusta Sch0ng, dlsordeTly house William boyle joan
Irray gisry; James NewoorD grand Larceny Line
smith disorderiy house. ,
PAET Ifuidersleevs J.rhe People aet Frsncs co. 81.
Sauabra Joas y. Hcbeia@ua. forgery Martha iarils
grand larceny Mary Mccain. larceny from 'hs pc, So;
COhn, Saurrc Bernstein, petit Arceny FRANK AAc-
Joseph slater. robbery
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
HEBREW SUNDAY LECTURES.

The Rev DIR Koher the son-in-av and successor
Of the Rev. DIR. Einhorn, preached on Saturday DIS
first sermon az tho Temple Beth-EI. large congre-
CATION listened 10 his earnest discussion of the prin-
cples and aims Of modern Judaism. The preacher
advocated the introduction Of periodical SUNDAY
lectures The history of Israel he said, is an epi-
tome of the history of the world. Having ior
thousands OF years participated in the progress Oh
mankind the Judaism Of to-day partakes oil the
feverish resilessuess DEMONSTRATING &c every
where manifcsts The audacous spirit OF inquiry
which has broken the iron fetters OF the past has
shaken also the Jewish temple. Ia this severe err
sis, which is 10 give rise TO q new heaven
aud a new earth, il is left to reformed
Judaism, grasPing the spirit OF 'He eosa new
ton over the troubled waters and to, open
the way for the heralds OF the pure monotneisuo
faith The aim OF Judaism Is to TESTIFY 10 ti,e e1
Istence of covenant between God ana inankinu,
and Jewish reform seeks merely 10 cohiIn me
testimony Atheism has no hope. All ITS destruc-
tive plans frustrated by the ever-reuen uese
of man to mite with the unseen, the INFINITE lhe
everything God. While orthodoxy lainents the
decline of old practices and rtes, reforineu
Judaism points TO the perennial fountains OF lie
flowing forth from the heart OF man every WheIr.
1t matters not whe ther the old dietary ana puiiN
laws of Judaism are regarded or nor; 10 Is w
priestly apparel not the prestly mission, that Il
cast aside Reformed Judaism IS bent upon nam,
tanning the glorious inheritance OF lsraet tor az
coming generations. The instruction ana ELEVATION
OF the young the objects OF all IT'S innoSatl0l
1t must create new and attractive luns Vi IelIs.o
education at home the school aud Tie synag"g1e.
Neither cowar,lice nor caumny ought 10 deter tno
congregation from Sunday services OF "eth-uaf
descriptioll Not tTOIa inclination toward ChEisti-
Gnity but from feryent love OF JUDAISM, thunoJ ,
the Introduction of Sunday lectures. The priceless
treasures of jewish thought and history VIII VIII
the young at last back to Pie faith
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A sTArWART NOMINATION.

BsNJVuTITN
In the selection of Mr. Cornell as the Re-
publican standard bearer VI this State, the delegates
voiced the sentiment OF the Republican party VI the
state. They did more. As the representatives OF the
party they showed that ITS face Is turned toward the
mIure They gave evidence that the persistent efforts
OF Democrats TO the tide Of Republican sentiment
into channels least likely TO damage Democratic
chances, had been vain. From tile very opening OF
the con vention determination, almost unanimous
was apparent that the faults and errors OF the past
should not be repeated That the vantage ground
occupied the party should not be sacrificed TO within
caprice prejudice By an exhibition OF nucertain
continent And what may be said in this respect OF the
nomination CT Mr. Cornell, may with equal truth be
SAID Of the other nominees or them individually we
haue not time or space ~ speak this morning But
they will keep for they all tried and true aud
the delegated to act for the Republicans
Of the whole state Mr.. Cornell has been the central
figure OF tho previous 10 the convention The
convention hos him to continue to be central
figure. Around aim, and those upon the ticket with
hun, Republican sentiment VIII crystalline, Will re-
ceye new and energy All Will DO stalwart as
h. afal
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FxcoMMuyICATING THE POPE.

Anniversary services OF the ipaepehuch'
Iish Catholic Church we're condu-ted yesterday AFTER
noon and evening by the Rev. Father mcnamara AZ
sisted by the Rev Father Quinn In hall IN the new
York University Building Washington SQUARE. Inc
hall WIS much too small the occasion and hunne"
left Unable 10 Obtain a5rDisson The asos were h''u
with people and we're crowded 10 the heau
OF the stairway The services began by tho singing OF
several HYMNS 10 Irish airs. Father McNanarh Iei
from the Acts OF the Apostles the story OF the
OF sight 10 Saul by the laying on OF hancs Dy Ahhs
1hls he characterized genuine miracle pcr9rheu
by the grace Of Col. one which required no
whitenrd bones or OLD italian RAGS TO Dring
n about. Neither, said he, was IL mn tonO-
ken miracle the manner or wof1nS Wnien nc
nromsed one lay To explain 10 his hearers. prayer
was then offered and thanks were given for reeasc rou
the bondacs OF tile ROmnu Catholic Church iss f"pe,
IN rdinrls and bishops. In accordance Win prc.uuS
nupoun cement. the formal excommunicaiioh 81 ~"
pcpe and his hierarchy" occurred Father McSatiIs;
ip a loud voice which shook with emotion, u"nouhn.,
the Pope cardinals bishops. priests and hrenhzs, a
appealed 10 ms listeners IL approve his action ces ~
lowed Then Father Mcnamara feOi = s'I r.
of resolutions which related bis severance Iioe .o
Roman Catholic cburrh two years ago ann tae snoa'
ne has since made establish the Independent ~
and which concluded by asking Tor TIC aper"s"4 III
conduct lhis war xiye1 amid mue1 aptlsuse. 80"
Father Mcnamara was making me hItlrI 1870 ,
man near the door asked permissi"n 10 say lev
This was refused Father McNSmars isintfhiHs .'t u"
;.n.u bv tho mans voice that ne w'S h'felhA vi
6'rdnof The retired and shortly aitsr-
,vard the meeting was brought To a close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
A NEW SYNAGOGUE DEDICATED.

The Congregation Of Bnai Israel (SOns of
Israeli dedicated their synagogue at No. ESQ East
Fourthst yesterday. The synagogue handsome brick
structure with peaked roof. II cost $4,000. For
over twenty the congregation have had n syna-
gogus at Stanton ind Forsythts.. but recently they
sold 1t and put up the present building The new syna
gogus has capaeous basement, IN which there are
rooms for the holding OF Sunday services and
morning services. Above thoro Is Large chapel with
galleries Yesterday seats the door OF chapel
were crowded ith the Of the while in
the galleries above tAo women and the men
composing the choir The interior without decoration
OF any kind and the furniture consists Of plain wooden
seats large wooden platform lie surrounded by rail
ing Of dark wood Ia ths centre Of this enclosure 10
stand covered with richly coorrd cloths anc al the four
corners OF TIE railing there bazed yesterday four large
candles. Back OF the TeadnE-ess Is the ARR strue-
tire resembling a closet OF mahogany Hanging from
the ceiling front Of The Ark. Is lne lamp OF polished
brass, the light Of which h never suffered TO expire
Above ARK the wall are marble tablets which
Inscribed In Hebrew letters oil gOd the Ten Com
mandDents
The services yesterday began dramatically by a loud
knocking ~ the doors Of the synagogue aud moment
aiierward the voice or the Chazan treadeI the Rev
C. Noof could heard without chanting verse of Tie
Scriptures, heginning " olen 10 me .'e gates o. right
gait o the LORD The doors we're then opened and the
Cbatn ei chanting. How beautiful Thy gales
Iasei The Chazen walked ny the right aisle ~ the
synagogue TO toe rradih gdess followed by
beers of the congregation bearing scrolls containing the
i've hooks Of Moses The aerOs arc OF parchment round
uru rcer. and covered with gaylJ color cloths. To.
scrolls pointed VIII SILVER stnndAda holding into
bci bearers ~ me ,ctniI7 'hthl NtLlh the
ATk. lecture lien delivered uu the rradmg-derk
Rev Dr. a. T. Isnaes OF Tie Congregation sh~ai
lth Israel. The ARK was iLuFcupoi oprb'l. and the
scrolls OF law taken OFT ana carried seven
around tie far btnfrfa 81 The scrolls
led by the CuaLan 90 meanwhile chanicd from
lible and there was also singing by the cAor As
the procession passed bciofe the ARK ITS path
way yrcwn wstn flowers by twenty two
prcgily dressed little boys and girls. AZ the
conclusion Of the circat The bearers 81 the
scrolls again placed them IN tho Ark and The Cha1an
Ofhl ed prayer tor The Government The perpetual
lamp was then lighted ny ~ T. Goodhart lecture
BY Rev. Dr. A b. Isaaes Pm. d., aud closing prayer
and DenedetIon from the Rev. Laae O. Moot followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
A CORPORATION TICKET.


Never before did Republican action grye
greater Democratic opportunity The Democratic
State Convention at Syracuse next week ma only 70
unite upon some good Democrat for Governor VINO Il
free from corporation tatnt. aud whose record anu
present position attest his soundness on qios lions
transportation. taxation. etc, which no" aHect hot
merely individuals but the entire COnmonwsatd 10
insure success An nnu-cOrporatton pans IA tne nlt
form Will not alone do The farce played by Inc hsuo
hcan Convention IN laying such plank down ahd tneh
placing upOn it "a pronounced and lifelong corporation
candidate cannot be repeated by the Democratic Cow
veniion without exciting general public terislCh anu
dfiviag Democrats by Thousands away TO the ticket ol
third party. To induce the Democratic SOhv non
10 compi such an act OF qualification and suicide VIII
effort OF the corporation power IN tle sute.
III has always been the policy Of thai power 10 secure
nominations friendly to II on both sides ana t.en -
contribute equal amounts 10 the campaign IuhCs OF inc
opuosjta parties t must be bcfded now. The Conking
Cornell ticket presents issuca live issue, which
Democrats have only 70 meet BY the nomination OF