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NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE. New Orleans, La,
Annucf 1G 1910

August 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the
followingnamed settlers have filed
notice OF their intention to make
final proof in support of their
claims. and secure final en.ry
thereof at the expiration of thirty
days from the date Of this notice
viz: Louisa Thibodeaux, of Yer.
million parish, Louisiana, who
made Homestead application No.
343O, for the lots l, 2 & 3, Section
s, Township l3. South Range 4
East, Southwestern District, and
names the following as her wit
nesses. viz Gustave Brasseux,
of VermiIion Parish, Louisiana,
and Nicholas Meaux, of Vermilion
Parish, Louisiana. also. Noise
I1erpin, of same Parish and State,
who made Homestead applica ton
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ter, Section II. Township II.
South Range 3 East, Southwestern
District, and names the following
as his witnesses, viz +: Daphnis
Labry and Theophile J. Abshire,
both Of the Parish of Vermilion.
Louisiana, also, Leo Landry, Of
the same Parish and State, who
made Homestead application No.
1904, for the Northeast quarter,
Section II, Township Is, South
Range 4 East, Southwestern Dis
trict, and names the following as
his witnesses, viz: Minos c.
Broussard, Joseph Brasseux, both
Of Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
W. NJ. BURwELL,
Sept. Ia, 10. Register.
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ABBEVILLE LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,

Felix Broussard, clerk, W. r.
Richardson.
5th precinct, at Lessin Abshire
commissioners, Lessin Abshire
Thos Hoffpanir. jr and Jno Nor
gan, clerk, J. j. Hoifpauir.
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sard and Levi Lemaire, clerk. j
A. Meagher.
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CONS A. Lacour, sr, Alex. Moss
and A. Lacour. Jr, clerk JOSEPH
1'heall.
9th precinct. at o. P. Randall
CONS Alex Trahan. J. F. Lee
and Isaac white, clerk o. 2. Ran
dali.
The following claims against the
parish were allowed and ordered
ro be paid ont Of their respective
funds. viz
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Notice..
TAX PAYERS OF vERMlLIoN.

You are hereby notified that
the Tax Collectors Cffice is now
open in the town Of Abbeville,
near the Court House.
Parties wishing to settle will
find myself or L. J. Smith, my
deputy, from 9 to 8 o'clock at the
Office.
NJ. G. BRoussARD,
Tax Collector.
March 2ath 1879.
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POLICE Jury.

ls,aldar, Oc,ooer G, 1879.
The Police Jury met this day at
lie Court House, il regular
ssloa.
Upon tile roll being called, the
following members answered to
(hcir aaians.
ii dislrict-Severicn Primeaux,
M du-.]osenh Trahan.
h do--A 'onzo Vansllyke,
b.h do Howard HofI},anir,
bib do pemostheue Nunez,
Members absent
bh do-J TrevilIe BronsSard,
ti do--Iouis Thibeaux,
The minutes Of the previous
heeling, after being read, we're
Sasthene Herpiu, constable Of
|his boly, rendered his resignation
,sach, the same heing accepted,
RB Lyons was duly elected as
bis successor for the balance of
he term with the same salary as
|hat paid Mr.. Herpin.
Art | Resolved, that that por-
Fon Of the lst Road District run :
Pine across the land and in front
Mrs. Leqaeux's residence, be SO
Faanged as TO pass in the rear OF
ef said residence, at such place
ssAe may point out to the road
'eHeer Of said district !; provi-
I'd said road be on a high level
oge and not more than two and
a't arpents from the banks of
teayon VermiIion.
ht2 Received, that this body
''s and do here y raltfy and con
~ tic agreement entered into
w Gay between DonIouis I.angli-
" and Francois Frederick on
0e part and Gabriel Romero on
9 Other, IN regard TO the survey
ne made On their respective
.aa lines, in order to establish a
.0lc road in the lst road dis,
and that the President OF
0ody be authorized to sign
y contract in his official capaci.
|! M IND on behalf of the Parish
Avn Avn q the contracting parties
saee y = le authorized to employ
=, Nv Edwards, ESQ.,, Surveyor
sstss "'S "o0''''s -
i. .ansResolsed, that hereafter
N n fsd the guardians of the
~. 4. nay be selected by the
~ ~ ! . guard the prisoners con
~ ~ nere'n, be and the same are
~ sO' liked at one dollar ane
= more. NV 's"'' ""~
All an : Resolved, that the Fl
49, 1 connlttee y be and they arr
i.'ssy y . authorized A. to receive from
,s,. y, :. Nuaez, oil unpaid license.
s;,,as, ;nslated in the Finance Com
n ,'e =, 8 report Of July 7th 1879
4 =. .u'h over the same to the par
4. s,uorney to be collected b,
4. H. ~ :! suit Or otherwise excep
so,nee licenses issued against Joh,
,b;.s san ,. and Rodolph Broussard
ao,;,..s,c .,csnses :. they are hereby au
m,' =. > Resolved, that Levi Har
s'' Rad o,erseer Of the IA
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NO. "a. I
Town Council.
November Sd 1879,

The Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Present: A. D.
Martin, Mayor =; J. ]. Abadie and
Jacob lsaccs. Absent Solomon
Wise and Henry Libersat.
The minutes Of the proceedings
Of the Town Council of the dates
OF Sept. 25th and Oct. 9th 1879.
were read and adopted.
On motion it was resolved that
the Mayor consult the corporation
attorney IN regard to the payment
Of the sum of fifty dollars, allowed
by resolution of the Town Coun.
Gil Of date OF the 18th April 1875,
for the purpose Of assisting in de.
fraying the expenses Of the bridge
across the bayou Vermilion at Alb
beville.
The report Of the Constable
Collector was read aud approved
and was ordered to be spread on
the minutes and published /:
To the Hon'I. Mayor and members
OF the Town Council. I the un-
dersigned respectfully submit this
my report as Cons. Collector for
the town Of AbbeviIle.
Total amount received on tax
rolls for the year 1879.
Amount Of General tax uncol-
lected S 189 81
Amount collected on same
fund los O3
Remaining uncollected "a 81
! Total amount Of special tax un.
collected 70 oil
| Amount collected or same
fund 43 n
Remaining uncollected IS SO
Recapitulatioa.
! Total amount received on Genl
fund 189 "a
Total amount received on spe-
cial fund 70 oil
Total amt paid Treas'r on general
fund 80 90
do do special fund 33 81
Com on $l48 80 at Il 1l16
Amt uncol on gen'l fund "a 81
do do on spec'l fund IS 80
Paid 1reas'r on gent tax II 10
Paid do on specl tax Z 13
GEO. r. LYONS,
Constable Collector.
On motion of Mr.. Abad;e, it
was resolved that the tax rolls Of
the corporation for the year 1879,
be turned over to the corporation
attorney for the collection of the
unpaid taxes thereon.
On motion, the claim of F. B.
Patten, transferred to j. Isaacs,
was held over for further censid-
/ Grafton.
There being no further business
on motion the Council adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
! A. d. MARTIN, Mayor.
W. B. WHITE, Scct'y.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vermilion,
District Court.
No. 1854.
Cecilia Dartcz,
Victor Guidrv.

In this case default having been reou-
larly entered, and no motion made 70
set the same aside, and no answer fled.
and the legal DELAYS having elapsed, and
on trial Of motion to confirm said default.
by reason OF the law and the evidence be.
ing 10 favor Of plaintiff and against de-
tendant
1t is therefore ordered, adiud1ed and
decreed that Cecilia Dsrtez do have iude.
mpnt against Victor Guidry 10 the sum 81
dve hundred aud thirty dollars with dve
PR cent per annum interest from August
I'd 1879 until paid. It Is further ordered
and decreed that the community of sc-
quets and gains existing between plain
| Ill and defendant be and the same are
hereby dissolved. and said Cecilia Dsrtez.
wife, authorized to resume tho adminie-
tration Of her affairs free from the control
and interference of her said husband. VIC
tor Guidry.
It il further ordered that the mort.
gage existing in favor of said vie on the
property OF her said husband be and thu
same is hereby recognized and ordered to
be enforced by seizure and sale Of pro-
perty subject to SAID mortgage and that
costs Of suit be taxed.
Thus done, read and signed ID opau
Court, st Abbeville, Ls., on this z5th day
OF September eighteen hundred AMI seven.
ty-Dine.
(Signed) ED. EUG. MoUToy,
Judge 18th judicial District Il.
Filed Sept. 25th 1879.
(Signed) w. B. WHITE,
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy:
! Attest,
W. B. WHITE,
DEPUTY CLERK.
Chew Jacksons Best Sweet
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of,lcial Directory.

f1''' Ep. Euc. MouroN.
District Attorney cu,xco,s.
,,e,k Of District Court ,,,,oo ,nn
'siA I.AsrlE BRoussAPo.
sp'es'' R. r. O'BRYAN.
Parish Judge. q 1voys
p,fish Attorney. ,, .
a''' ". WHITE.
f's''n' G. B. SHAW.
~ LED PEhREr.
TAX Collector. +,
PoIicr 1ary. :,.
!. n,.,,,.,ry JOS. TRAHAN
r.yryKr. !. T. BROussARD
D. Nrsz L. 1 hi0h'AoA'
rorn Conncil.
roycr FERRET, Mayor.
I,asfIG BGoUssARD, =. = = bA DE-
/. Wise. .. Do1 Asoh
/. CAnrRGHT. Constable:
,,.t;ees Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
R PATraN, w. B. WHITE
Surveyors
/. ". EDWARD, E. MoNrAGNn
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F. u. Leblanc,
COLLECTOR

CULLEClOR,
Will give prompt attention to
all accounts or notes placed in his
f. hands for collection.-oct Il.'79.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
THEBES NEWS ITEMS,

REPORTED FOR THE BULLETIN ~ MRS
sNons.
Miss Eugenia Lghtner IS visiting her Sis
ter at PinkneyViIle'
MISS same burgo' mas gone 10 "f""'
Tower to spend the winter
Miss McCallen' from DohSo'a' Is 'eaHh'
ing school at Brownsville again. 'h!s IAN
The ruthless hand Of death Sna'cneo
from our must on the lo'h instant Mss
Mary, daughter OF Judge anu MIS- Mar
tin Brown. She was ever aiiccuona'e ana
obedicnt to parents devoted TO brothers ana
SISTERS ana hihu 10 4rienuS' Al'! l"'o'
asked from her hands was always gracious
~ bestowed.
October Goth, Mrs. Belle Gray after Il
long and painful illness, was released from
her suffering, by death In ms case re-
covcry was not expected and yet we are
never ready, never willing to give up true
and faithful friend. To say that she Will
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he will probably settle on farm and ap-
ply himself to some light employment, like
building rail fences, blowing corn OR "fol-
lowing a cradle" He is not adapted for
hard work any more.
If the editor of ahe Murphysboro Era
thinks that anybody is going to sympa-
thize with him BECAUSE of the loss of his
hundred-dollar gold watch, he is simply
mistaken, that's all. An editor sporting a
800 watch Ridiculous but here's the
way the Era man bemoans his loss and goes
for the thief: "Some low down, mean, con-
tcmptible thief had sufficient meanness
about him to enter our house Wednesday
night, and steal from our bedside gold
watch and chain. 1t was a present to US,
and while in the worlds parlance, meas
ured by karats, it would only be invoiced
at one hundred dollars it has double value
to US as an heir loom. The cowardly
skunk can take it and keep it, but we hope
it never will keep correct time for him.
We hope he will always be too late at
church-have to eat cold dinners; get there
after the baptizing is over, and to train
five minutes late and have to walk. May his
happiness depend on his mother-in-law and
his finances on Chicago Savings Bank
Once upon a time ourneighbors in Bal
lard county wanted to build q bridge so
they could haul their wheat, corn, tobacco,
etc. to the Cairo market. The sole and
only object was to open up a convenient
and much needed wagon road to Cairo.
The leading spirit in the project visited
Cairo to secure help. He called on one cit
i2en and obtained ten dollars. He called
upon second, and secured twenty-five dol
lars. Considerably encouraged by this sue
cess. which furnished him nearly one-third
of the amount required. he called upon our
mcrchants-such as he knew would he di-
rectly and largely benefited. The first
one wouldn't give him cent; the second
refused because he didn't think the road
would amount to anything; the third
thought Ballard county ought to build her
own bridges; the fourth didn't care A.
for Rallard county custom, and so on to the
end. All this was not OF recent occurrence,
we are glad to add; but isn't too much of
the same spirit alive to-day: Haven't we
too many business men who didn't care a
- whether country people have good
roads or no roads The prevailing indiflcr-
cncc concerning the road project TO be voted
on soon, "Squints" that way; and bcgets
among the few active friends of the pro-
iect, the gravest apprehensons touching the
result. Can't there be an awakening in this
matter: That there should he cannot be
! ,spiusaii
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NJ. at must be something very rscom-
mon indeed, was ii love AFFAIR."" y
J.S.-"Dot is yoost it, shoor npf"
M.--"Tell us all about it, may be able
to help you out of the difficulty"
J.S.-"No, drinks not, it bin too late for
dot, now, d. voomans bin done gone. I
dells you about him now. Some dimes |
feel all py minesclf alone, un dinks dis
dings bin not good for you Shon Schnabel,
peter go marry mit some nice voomans I'm
pc Respectable head nit der family. Veil
den yum Sunday see vun pooty voomans,
I'm dels her if |, Shon Schnabel might
go shparken nit her, Il belief dot is vot you
call him, Tin she dells me yes. den goes
her nit shparken der next Sunday un dells
her | vonts to marry her nit der udder
next Sunday. She gift me her right hand
on dot, dot makes it vun bargain.
glfs her yum COLT ring 10 boot on her fin.
ger, lin prings mine shares close nit her, den
| shpeaks right shmart shparken talks for
cooplc hours nit der vOomans. | dells her
before go home nit, dot | vii! pring mine
OK teens, der lice nse I'm udder dings, hat
der preacher man ter marry us un den eat
der Wedding dinner I'm 90 home nit me.
She dells me, dot pin all right. Nit der
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
LETTER LIST.

\ LIST or LETTERS REMAINING USCNIED
FOR Is THE POSToFFICE Al CAIRO, ILL. oC-
ToBEE 9jTu, 1879.
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RUsrON BUTTER.
30 rrns ny tNpREss.

This celebrated Creamery Butter for sale
at New York store. By the tub >? and ??i$;
by the pound 9jccnts Every pound guar
antced the best or money refunded.
Small tubs for family use. Best Butter in
the world. c. O. PATiER SEQ.
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For the Cairo Bulletin.
WITHIN ONE OF GETTING MARRIED.
nY MENsclIEN rnEuNp.


Stepping into D---s the other day for
the purpose of negotiating for a paper Of
8 ounce tacks whcrcwith to secure the base
of my brogans to their supcrstructurc |
was surprised to see John Schnobol sitting
back in the corner looking so gloomily. |
had never seen John in such mood; under
ordinary circumstances he never lost his
cheerluness and good nature, so came to
the conclusion that something very unusual
had happened, | therefore, decided to "in.
tervicw" him, and here is the result,
Menschen Freund, -"What has happened
John, that makes you look 50 grum, have
YOU lost your grand mothcr.in.lowl"
John Schnabel, mo, such dings don't
happen nit Sohn Schnobcl, It bin some.
ting else nit, something's | don't like to
shpeak about
Mis- it so very serious"
J.S.--"Yes, 1t makes me feel pad right in
here ware mine hcrty poonchcs NIT der reps.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
MILLINERY.

llosIcry-all .iz'- aud co'ors-5 e,s 10 one dollar
per pir tor-.ts, 10 Ct. to $40, and (n. assert.
meui of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
SMALL ApvERTlsEMEN TS.

A LII ADVERTISEMENTS IN this column. o,
"A Ave lines each or less viii hc published for %
cents every Insertion month, i,5l, monthsWith
on, change SiOO per month Each additional
llup, 3 cents, Situations wanted free,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
EpgSU OYSTERS

Received daily at Sc Ohio Lcyce. Served
at all hours. day and night, Families sup
piled Selects at 80 cents per can, mediums
at 40 cents. A y. DEBAUN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25

GEO, O'llAHA ha, Just received new
invoice Of Forbes Pads, No j. q sure
cure for icycis. iaundicc, chill, etc. No. .
cures kidney diseases Of ali kinds. Price
only enc dollar.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25
jiO1'NNr On SALE,


co,ure t6S3g, sound tlnhrra cear 70 move
Want the lot vacated. Enquire NJ TINS BrLLtTlS
tncp,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25

Now on draft and by the barrel, the Gel
clratod Jaryi, Golden cider, for family Use.
Strictly pure apd very choice, Try it. At
New York Store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25

OLD TYNE PRICES at the barber shop Of
j George Stcinhouse, on Eighth street near
Alexander County Bank. Good BARRIERS,
easy chairs, sharp razors clean towels, etc.
Shave 10 cents, hair cut % cents, shampoo
90 cents and other work proportionally low
Remember The place.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-25

Three heating stoves and onGlurgc cooking stove
belonging tu the residence port ct TnE BtLEriS
bulldiuN ore Nt sale Apply on the promises.
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.IARNINrInER-

brown, IN'NN VIZ
Please -ay advertised, when calling Tor the ghoy,
iultcr.. w. MlkENtG, Postmaster.