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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-04-26
( SHERIFF'S SALE.
/ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vermilion,
Parish Court-No. SIS.
Succession of Alex. Leg6.
Augnstan \. Broussard,
r. d. Lege. A dninistrator.

Il. ~. JlCgC, AuutlIilSti dtoi.
BY virtue oil writ OF tieri lacias
issued in the above entitled suit tho
Parish Court OF the State of Louisiana,
in and. for the parish Of Vermiion, and
to me directed, there will be exposed ut
public sale, TO the last nnd highest bid
der, at the courthouse door, i'll The town
Of Abbeville, with beneiis Of appfaise-
ment. on
Saturday, May 17th 1879,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock a. m.,
an O'Clock D. M, ana continuing from
lay to day. it necessary, all the rights,
titles interests and demands OF defendant
in and to the following described pro-
perry. seized to satisfy said writ. towit
The NV quarter of the NE
quarter Of Section No. 10, in 7.
l2, south of range 8 East, contain
ing forty Superficial acres, situated
in the parish of Vermilion.
Terms, CASH.
Given under my official sigma
tnre this 18th day Of April 1879.
G. 3. SHAW, Sheriff.
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Dr.. ID. s. SOUTHWICk, one
of the most successful specialists
of The South. Cures all private
matters of both sexes speedily and
and safely. al II cases guaranteed.
Those in trouble call or write.
Office and residence, corner
Robinson and Gasquet. SITS, New
Orleans, La. febS-ly.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

Abheville, March, lst 1879.
In obedience to a call of the
President, the Parish Board OF
school directors met on this day.
Present ]. J. Abshire jr..
Archie Young, Ben. Faux. Jas.
Villains, and r. sagrera alb
seat +. +. King. L. Il. Bartcls,
Jno. Lenore aud Daniel Paul.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were adopted after due
reading.
On motion, resolved that the
bond of Isaac Wise, as Treasurer
Of school funds for this Parish. be
and the seme is hereby accepted
The following report was read:
Abbevil|e Feb. 1st 1879.
To the Honorable President
and members OF the Board of
school directors for Vermilion
Parish.
Gentlemen.
We the undersigned Committee
appointed by your body to ex.
anime the books and vouchers of
The school Treasurer Of this
Parish, beg leave to report as
follows
Amt on hand as per last report
Feb. 22d 1878 5 946 l3
Total rnoaintS
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Ian make money faster at work for
v than at anything else. Capital
!. :. required; we will start you. Twelve
'ss,safs y per day at home made by the iu-
'loos Men. woman, boys and girl
i. ;s.assa n eyerywhere 10 work for us, Now
! sss ~ ame. Costly outfit and terms free.
--Suiess TRnE and Co, Augusta, Maine.
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POLICE JURY.
Monday. \ pril 7th 1879.

Monday, April 18th 1879.
The Police jury met this day al
the Court House, 10 regular
session. aa &
Upon the roll being called, the
following members answered IL
their names
lst district -Scyerien Primeaux
2nd Joseuh Trahan.
4th do Trevilie Broussard
5th do-Howard Holpauir,
7th do-Louis Thibeaux,'
The minutes Of the last meeting
on being read, were amended in
the following particulars In the
budget levying the parish taxes
insert Parish and District Attor.
ney pro tenn fund ! mill'. And
with this amendment, the minutes
were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Trahan, the
Finance Committee were granted
further time to make a settlement
with the ex parish tax collector.
The parish Treasurer made
a written report of the funds on
hand ; the same after being read
was ordered to be filed.
Art. | Resolved that The par
ish Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized to pay F. r. King, the
balance due him as his fees in the
suit of the Parish VS.. J. A. Brook
slfier ct ais aud to C. G.. Duson
sheriff Of the parish Of st. Landry
the sum Of $l14.50 out of the sur
plus funds Of 1878, remaining in
the treausury.
Art. 2 Resolved that all the
surplus funds in the treasury, and
those hereafter to be collected on
the rolls Of 1877, shall be divided
and paid over by the Treasurer in
pro rata to such judgment creditors
whose Judgments are already re
corded against the parish, except
the Judgment in favor of FRANCOIS
Gastal.
Art. 3 Resolved that the pub
lie road laid off in the lst Road
District, be altered so as to run as
follows From the oak-tree be-
tween the Winston ard Perry
plantations running east until il
strikes E. W. Huf's tract of land
thence due south between the lines
of e. W. Huff and Miss Elizabeth
Hobdy's to Edward Lees line
thence due east between the lines
of said Huff and Let thence due
south to the "OId Beef Pen ;" Mr.
Lee agreeing to give sufficient
land on both lines, north and east
side, for said public road.
Art. 4 Resolved that said Ed
ward Lee shall have until the 10th
day Of June 1879, to remove his
fences and open said road in the
meantime he shall place gates or
said road and allow travellers tc
PASS and repass the same without
hindfance.
The office of Constable Of this
body being put to the lowest bid
der, Sosthene Herpin having offer
ed to perform the duties of sale
office for $34.75 per annum, ane
this sum being the lowest bid, th'
same was accepted.
Art. 5 Resolved. that the Par
ish Attorney be and he is hereby
authorized to institute legal pro
ceedings against all persons pla
cling distractions on the public
roads of this parish, and alst
against all persons refusing to per
form road duty after having beer
legally notified to do SO by ,h'
respective road oycrseers OF this
parish.
Art. Resolved that Alcid'
Leblanc be and he is hereby re
lieved from paying any parish i
cense as eurt-peddler during thu
year 1879.
Art. Z Resolved that the fol
lowing place 9th election precinct
be and the same is hereby changed
from the house of Antoine Ragga
zoni to. that of Oliver z. Randal
Oh 3elllcIslc.
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D0BBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP.
Having obtained the agency Of
Ibis celebrated soap for Abbeville
lad vicinity, | append the opin-
90 Of some Of our best people as
its. merits. We have been
sing for the last :. months the
)obbins' Electric soap. made by
i. Cragin & Go Philadelphia.
D., and find that it washes and
fIpans The clothes more rapidly
Ind more thoroughly and is in
shc end cheaper than any other
tosp We lave ever used in our
Family. We can heartily recon-
bnend it and a single trial will
convince all of the correctness of
bnr assertions.
VIZ. MouroN.
L. / ADDISON.
ARCHIE You've.
A. LACoUR.
| desire all my friends and Gus.
lqmers to give this splendid soap.
Pne trial SO they may know just
bow good the best soap in the
IS. is. Give it a trial and |
Rm sure you will nse no other.
A. ID. MAE4IN,
Abbeyille, La. Sole Agent.
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Official Directory

Dsriet Judge. ~ ,o,,rou
district Attorney.
rle,k Of District Court,
I,AsTIE BRoUssAnD.
Representative, = o,p.
Parish Judge.
Parish Attorney.
W. \. WHITE.
G. E. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PERRET.
x.Collector.
NJ. C. BRoUssARD,
Police Jury.
4, HorfpAU1R, President:
s. PRIMEAUX, JOS. IEAhAN
v.xsIyKE. J. F. BRoUssAHD.
b. NuSFz u. lHlBEAoS.
rown Council.
h,poscE PRsIET, Mayor.
,asrIE BeoussAEp, J. ABADIE,
s. WISE, >. BoYANcE
i S. GARTRIGHT. Constable.
Iustices Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
!. ,B.PATTEN, j, w. B. WHITE
surveyors
AZ III EnWAgD. d. MONTAGNn
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Total

Balance on hand 6S5 So
We have found the vouchers in
the office of the Treasurer to be
correct and in accordance with
the above statement.
ARCHIE YOUNG,
B. FAULK
r. SAGRERA,
On motion, it was resolved that
the above report be adopted and
ordered to be spread on the
minutes ana ti1at the committee
be discharged.
On motion, it was resolved that
a committee of four citizens be
appointed by the President to
whom authority is hereby delega-
ted to settle finally with NJ. G.
Broussard, the outgoing Treas
nrer. Messrs, R. Sagrera, A. D.
Martin, Archie Young and Ben.
Faulk were appointed on said
committee.
The account Of M. G.. Brous-
sard, for salary as Treasurer
amounting to Sal. 81 cents (forty.
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ID. II. PERRET,
CO.lIJNISSION MERCHANT,
No. 8 St. Louis Street,
New Orleans.
CoNsIGNMENTs OF

CONsIGNMENTS OF
Cotton, Sugar, .Molasses, Rice.
Hides, aud other produce solicited.
10 the sale of which prompt attention
viii be given and satisfactory returns
made. March S-'79--ly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

The republican district CONVENTION con.
cludsd IL work Saturday evening BY the
nomination of Robert j. Gamble on the
twenty-sixth ballot. the final vote standing
twenty for Gamble and sixteen for Smith.
Mr.. French withdrew his name on the
~twenty-fourth ballot and Mr.. Baylss'
friends stood BY him up to the close of the
twetny-htth ballot. The result of the con-
vention. hotly contested though it VAS, wss
accepted in good spirit and ! general de-
Termination wa sxpresssd to seco6d thu
nomination with q heavy republican ms
jority on election day. The. nominee 10 .
young lawyer Of Yankton and Is Junior
member of the successful legal firm of J.
R..& r. ]. Gamble. He goes before the
people with . good political and business
record and with theee attributes of success
there can be no question about the result.
The republicans Of the district will solidly
unite on Mr.. Gamble.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

The Fargo Republican, and 'Missourian.
Cactus" must certainly feel disappointed
that they have 20 far been wholly unsuc;
cessful in their efforts To- prevail Oh AdiaiS
Of the Pioneer, and Spencer,iof 1l1b6AS g
annihiiate Delegate Bennett. Tkyth1n
for some time been promising the people 81
Dakota = lively scene. saying, "juat wait,
when thsss WILDE ons dslaeaA less" Asd
still the " rod 10 in pickle" ana il the last
Issue Of the Republican 10 to be believed 10
order to make that " rod " entirely ea3cssat,
Capt" Adams has imported from the south
an ex.confederate colonsl BY tho name of
Pat Donaa, ! one 81, tASl iblest and ime.t
fluent writer's til, decade has produced" and
being thus reinforced, the Republican
doubtless hopes that trouble will at once
begin. It IL barely posslble that Messfs.
Adams aud Spencer may decline, in the ab-
sence Of any visible guild pro quo, to do the
work Of the Republican. and "Nissausian-
C.esas;sswhesssh tehawkstsvlsbs.ss I'D
arSanzt lips lp.Snqae athIeir @ends do 8 liisli(
fehsiniabe&A1 scl 81 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

Senator Blaine is making atriumphal
political tour through Iowa. He left Du-
buque Friday morning, for Independence.
AT, every station .crowds Of people greeted
hin,Sshd It IndenenAspe hsxds met BY
5000 ie0ple and Escorted u, his hotel By
the Independence cavalry company and
Jesup light guards. followed by . proces.
sion of carriages, interpreted with six
bands of music. The streets were decked
out in the eaysst oolors while the sidewalk
we're lined with people. a meeting VA
held in the courthouse park and over 20.
600 people attended.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

The report Of the special agent detailed
to investigate the political shootinx Of
Postmaster Nix, of Blackville. South Caro-
lima, strongly condemns not only the assail.
ine party bat tho ccmnunity at-larEs.fos
not having protected the postnastss aad
attributes the iattack upon Nix to animosfty
from his polite. and color. The depart
ment has not as yet taken any action upon
the report. but TIE, matter will h referred
to the .ttorasy.genersa to .scertiinIs whether
anythfpg can legally be done fof the post
masters protection from farths5a Injury.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
The report that Agent Stanley has bssn
driven away hon Lo. Pinos is not crsdis.d
q ths 1 & eusneans

Col. Donau, formerly editor Of the eau
casian, a~are-eatiag paper Published In MI.
sour,, which was fully q. rabld - the yOkeT
Iona States. has accepted . positlont - ed.
tor Of the Deadwood Pioneer. Willis Do
nan hes been reconstructed and has lost oil
Of his sectional aniAosiIes, 6sIis st,ll sup
posed to be q denocrSss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
ROYAL COMMISSIONERS
Viewing the Country With a View to an
lnYAAlmAni.

Viewing b Country With q View to an
Investment.
Sioux Fails, D. T., Oct. 9.-The special
train in charge of Assistant Manager
Drake with the royal commissioners, Pell
and Read, left Window this morning at 8
O'clock and after a rapid run to Heron
lake, diverged northwesterly upon the
Black Hills branch Of the Sioux City road
and arrived at Avoca, twenty-one miles out
from Heron lake, at about 10 o'clock.
They were here met by Father Koeberl
the priest in charge of the Catholic colony.
The party expressed great desire to learn
the particulars Of Bishop Ireland's favorite
colony, with note books and pencils in
hand. The questions and replies ran about
d follows:
Mi. Pell-Of how many acres does your
colony consi1t, and how long has it been in
operation? I.
Fathf Koeber-We have about seventy
thousand acres, and the houses before you
are, the pioneer settlement, less than two
/ Mr., Peif-Hlve you succeeded 10 selling
many of your lands!
l. Fsaher K.-We know now of eighty-six
f1usiis5 Who have bought land from Us,
and will live here next spring. and % for
M aown af Avoca. whieh. vsa MATED hnt
"a ~ s;oiIe .h.ii' nave thsss nsvs
NIL stsatves ofsn The. Ssor,snt
branches Of trade. We hsve sold over
Ia short We LEE feel h,shIv Zen. encourseed nd
reeaId our. futurs Success- - sssured. :
MI. Peil then asked II the colony would
DO confined to Roman Catholics, to which
a.; s. n; ' ss;;siI ID; ! ;ssliFS :. s e; 4
H6tGh6l A65fRen. Ra,iEat tTey had no
iSientioSsao 8. excl&veS NJ regards reiiA
~ q fa11s. FHeYAr1 Sc sStHa Dr. aLhe ISLE
otIntox1 H. IA YOU'D be SfSSitited.
Mr.. Read, after taking : survey Of the
beautiful Lime lake, which borders Avocs.
and Of the vide stretch Of rich farming
lands a. far q. the eye could zee. and the
youne4WRsilps fuliofrroniss;was heard
10 e7cRi1I stap i.i'tlASiis Sstonishine!
Won ~ Beattfe 1ofid.H Boardins
the train and passing out ON the track Which
~ Isid lest week: The partv v,s c.rried 10
| Summit Lake, where smother town one
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
B. N. sx1TH's ooMxuN1cAr1on.

We publish in this issue q communication
from B. n. 6mise ianwt46n 1SFGHW4%s TO
defend himself S11a6at. be- tis.iri aAiplscsd
upon him for the part he has takea in driv.
ink settlers from their lands In Sphinx coun-
~ that the Drifting Goose band OF Indians
may occupy them. HsaiSodI1kaasayISM
terest 10 the Sand laksdaGH, but SoS66Ie6dsft
ss . most worthy enterprise. In giving place
to this scomuupicalion, we do not assume
the RON. Of M spoiogist for Nj. Smith. His
article confirms the previous superstition
that he is the party Who has in1issssd. .
d.nseipg sbssre - prosq9iygofslsis
.poeIoa Sfskssst6asst4iter vsaey;; sh4 NH
his admission before ne. We cannot dQ les
than reiterate our condemnation cos ssiSsa6e
His motive, whether for puppose4 good or TO-
.ok, owl eaesa E15 ~ &veps l1sisif
the formation Of the general verdict against
an unwsrranted interference with the plass
of the pioneer settlers Of the valley. 1t b
nespart Of orr pusvuss 90 tsre.np fsFdyatll
the veil woro theory Of sentimentalists-
tina, the Indian race Is . misused race ADD ID
being wropgfully deprived Of that which ID
is lie osp. By abe sughori.y ef Esyioa.
:,;:s;js|ifsl..issas3. as
would to-day have been no Uoited states
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
THE YARDMAsrEn's TESTIMONY.

Evander Calwell, the yardmaster said:
Have been employed BY the company
three years. For the last six months rs
yardmaster at the Junction. NY business
is to make up trains. Wanted some cars
from the north to the south side. Went 10
the telegraph Office and inquired where, the
Pacific express vas. The operator, Hen
derson, tapped the instrument as though
taking a message, and eaid: She is forty
i've minutes late now. He gave mo no
written message. l then went down ten or
fifteen rods TO where Jones' engine WAS and
told him to take those cars over to the
south track as soon as possible the Pacific
is As minutes late. Can you 90 over be-
fore she gets here? He savs: l should
think I could. l have Is minutes to do it.
l said you have eight cars. Don't 60 if
you have any fear whatever. He whistled
for the switch, but it Was not set for him
He whis,led the second time, being com
PEELED to slack up because the avitchman
was not there to set it. He swore
at the switchman. I said may
he its all for the best.
Don't cross over to the main track now. l
then jumped off his engine-it was standing
still, and walked back on the other side O.
the main track to give some instructions to
the switchman. Isaw the switchman down
the track in front of the yard engine. signal
to 60 ahead, and Jones moved down on the
main track. When l requested Jones to g
out he did not decline. He took his watch
and said: eighteen minutes; / think
can make it." l looked at my watch. Can,
now say what time it was. Heard the Pa.
ci6c whistle down brakes. Could sec the
express when it, was about forty rods o,
more away. I always find out how much
time ! have before sending the yard engine
on to the main line. I do not know of any
time when there has been apparent DANCE,
of collision. Have never had any trouble
or controversy with Jones about switching
Heard Of his having quarrels with switch
men. He is very obstinate and contrary
and in the habit of dispu.ing about tins
Hehas never refused to obey me, but some
times hesitates and likes to do things hi,
own way.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

SsvtAs1uSsVu"bo1 lucy etS LUMINOUS sOk 4SSo
sof petty tlievsfJ-thAkttev are suggestive
yssd vindistfSs 10 the Gostilsy of fhsfff d.
'sures-thlsthey 4hsse oinresorss than one &C.
casion attacked and fired on government
surveying ~parties-thst they have captured
the United States mail-that they have
never engaged IN farming operations Of any
consequence, but have btesn fed and clothed
4 the expense oftnd government, then he
had better enquire into the facts and possess
himself of IN accurate knowledge of his
subject. They have q home, given them
by the government. on the. Missouri r1er,
audit il there they must-g {, for civiliza-
ton is upon them.
In regard to the Sand lake dam portion Of
Mr.. Smiths communication, we have only
tosay that our hest Information upon the
subject duplicates him In the scheme, but ii
he is notr party to It, then. of course. he is
exempt from criticism on that score. Two
of the countv commissioners of SPHINX coun.
~ say that he is, and Mr. Fisher, Q land
agent In that locality. states that he saw Mr..
Smith experimenting the work in person
andfh1titMas his understandingthAtS ml,h,
General Sibley and other parties formed the
company which is engaged In drying up the
james river.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13

10 territories 10 b prepared Tor admission
Into the an1Rp. The savage Indian would
havA held lARtspuled ~con,solsot the conti-
~ IA qofe3A ctyhl1,ios xesld
hsse lAltedd a ~ (ltsra osSSe ia tEi;rS
giytia optSs strssGSl ltst ,uS stmic, over
bitbSfs1. Lei % more IN sct o~flnjuytice
for the whites to possess themselves Of the
James river valley 10 Dakota than 1t was for
them to plant tho banners of progress. Of
civilization, Of enlightenment along the Mo.
hawk. the HodsDa. tho PotonAc. thu Ohio.
the Aisaiaslppi- And ihAs keat lkea.a f the
north. There have been RI the q INJURIES Of
the past 4 iASH1 b. M SsGiiSs Who have
raised their voices aeainstthe communication
Of the Divine plan, for the most perfect util-
issslea Of natural etfts. but their voices
wsa6 snd,sotMred, hxvs been Lost In the
danFof progress snnd TIL civilized world has
movtSjd d, stsidflyt and With Increasing mo.
nsntnm. So Il will occur here 10 Dakots
and wese of Dakota. The valley Of the
Jsnes Il destined % & region OF productive.
nsss'vhtch' shall ICED future millions. and
tbats dssitipyys, viii ssssi.iii tissself. 1tmsy follow
that the falis phUsatAropy Of this dissurber
Of s1tssuk relations will csuse . momenta,
y hat;a6t t6St'settlsfS viii be- compelled
U ftce hiYdshlipSS and dinssrs which would
not otheraisa hsxecoaftosted them. but 10
shel 6uinemei the JanQ river Wfitflov no.
vexs1 tosAe Mfssbarf sndsii banks will b
dotted With eyidspce. ofaa lnv;ncibls civil
cation.
II It Was true that the Indians Of the
Drifting Goose band required . few Sec
lions for farming purposes-if they were
really imbusd With practical ideas Of civili-
zation-if they. would .spffer. in mind. body
or estate BY being deprived of this slice Of
shes pdbHe domaiR del there might be
shadow Of justice In the displacement
of whites TO give them . footnold fol future
improvement. But none of these things
are true Of this redsk.afe ssad Of red bar-
basians NJ. SaitEs Id Ais. Enthusiasm. is
lsdstds6sa1lpy GrayS errors: He INDUCES
"a JssA1tieipls which are in direc, conflict
With The truth. II he does not know that
the Drifting Goose Indians have stood for
vears "A An ~imnediment tn the advance IF
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
rAHxron o.xo1*
Monday Evsalns,o OF Is, 1919.
R.pas,ie.. D,s.r,e. Ticket.

~ yK1.laARDIN u dst3ct !.
THEODORE MOMnaE, 9Th district