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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05

tsrracing thousands OF miles of mountain
side; building hills of adobe snd earth, and
huge cities; leaving works in clay, stone.
copper, silver, gold, embroidery, many Of
which cannot be duplicated at the present
day-people apparently vieing with Dives in
riches, Hercules in strength and energy
and the ant and bee in industry?
Who were they? Whence came they?
Whittier have they gone? Who among our
rising students will solve these problems?
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Dr.. Pierce's FaVorite Prescription

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CONCLUSION.-It is now a well established
fact that Childs Catarrh Specific, for thorough
ness, completeness and efficiency, has no equal
the head. throat ana bronchial tubes. arranged
into one complete system of treatment.
DO not trif1e with some cheap thing, which
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while the roots of the vile disease are left to
strike deeper and deeper. Be in EARNEST
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price lists and all necessary information for
self treatment at home, can be had by adj
dressing with return stamp,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05

Eighteen years oil terrible neadacne, disgust
ing nasal discharges, dryness of the throat,
acute bronchitis, coughing, soreness OF the
lungs, raising bloody mucus, and even night
sweats, incapacitating me for my professional
grave-ALL caused by and the results of, Nasal
Catarrh. After spending hundreds of dollars,
and obtaining no relief, i compounded my
Catarrh Specific and Cold Air Inhaling Balm,
and wrought upon myself wonderful cure.
Now can speak for hours with no difficulty,
and can breathe freely in any atmosphere.
My cure is certain. thorough and perfect, and
is Endorsed by every physician who has ex-
amined 1t. T. p. CHILDS.
FROM THE CHANCELLOR OF THE UNI.
VERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
T. p. CHrLDs-Dear Sir: think you have the
true theory and practice for the cure of Nasal
Catarrh, and also for the treatment Of the re-
spiratory organs. My throat Is now well
restored that lecture daily without difficulty,
and find no difficulty Whatever in preach
ing. You at full liberty TO use my name
for the benefit of others.
Yours very truly,
E. b. FAIRFIELD, d. D.. LII. D.,
Lincoln, Neb.
JUDGE j. COLLECT, of Lima, o., writes "You
well remember how terribly Ca
tarrh had taken hold upon me,
making me offensive to myself and to
all around, and withal suffering day and night
am cured; head free, air passages all open,
and breathing natural. write to him.)
Many surprising incidents of peculiarly dis
tresslng cases, cured, will be sent on applica-
ton.
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The Sunday Sentinel

Has been published with great success, without
suspension, for SIX YEARS. Its columns are
filed with the latest news, including the As
ISOLATED Press Dispatches. Special attention
is given to Literature, Science and Art, and to
Educational and Religious matters. It is q
welcome visitor at the Preside Of thousands
SO firmly established that 1t can not be sup
planted by any other. The first edition is Is.
sued at IL o'clock Saturday night in time fol
the trains on the vandalia, indianapolis and
st. Louis, Lafayette, Peru and Bloomington
Roads.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19
The True Way to lnyisofatc.

The true way to invigorate . feeble
system is to iafuse activity into the cpe-
rations of the stomach, that wondrous
s,embjc in which the foodis transmitted
into the consti uants Of blood, the chief
element Of our vitality. Hestetters
Stcnarh Bitters, because It accompanies
this end, is greatly to be preferred to
mary an called tonica, useful indeed as
appetizers, but imperative "a aids to
Objection and ASSIMILATION. This stor-
ling cordial, while Il ~invigorates the
stomach, ht althfuily stimulates the liver
bowels and kidneys, ensnring the escape
through tho regular chan of effete
and uselsss mater thrown Oft by the sys.
tenn, which is thus purified Is wall - in.
viccra.ed by il. Its olic influence il
MAN mad manifest by an increase q
vital energy and . more ective and rasa.
lar discharge of every physical function
an, il has the further eject Of rendering
HE system ~uuassailable BY malarial cpl
denies.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

well for IS months or two years,
by which time it will probably
need extensive repairs, again, on
account of decay of its tlmbers.
Many planks in the Orders are
unsound and by that time will re-
ouire taking out and putting 10
new ones ; and the timbers in the
frame on which the girders rests
are decaying quite fast.
!, Annexed will be found a detail
ed acct of expense incurred which
was paid for by drafts drawn OF
Mr.. Solomon Wise under his
agreement with the Police Jury.
The cost of iron and blacksmlths
work done is $74 40. A small
amount Of blocks and timber is
left on hand which might be sold
for the account of the parish.
The total expense Of said re
pairs after deducting the amount
of timber taken back by Mr.. Wise
at cost is eight hundred and sixty
four dollars and seventeen cents.
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

p<a@ One Of the few facts de
veloped by Sundays game is thas
swinging a hoe or holding a pillow
handle in a corn Or cane field six
days in the week is better calcu-
lated to fit a fellow for a base
ballist than an eqnal length of
time spent. behind the counter,
'hoarishing a yard stick or tear.
ing of%alicoes. Soft hands, fair
compilations and sweetly nodu'
lated voices are just the thing
for the ladies but then they don't
answer as we'll for base ball pur
poses as the sterner stuff the Syc
amores are made Of.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

funds realized in the snit of the
parish VS. Prookshier ct ais $40 70
20 road fine paid in the
treasury by J N Williams IA %,
30 bal on the magistrates
and constables funds 1879
when all legal claims
against said funds shall
have been paid in full. 6 IS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

kNT For Sundays sport We
learn that the Kilmequick Base
Ball Club a new organization will
cross bats with the Abbevllle
nine who were defeated by the
on Sunday. Both
mines being pretty we'll matched
some sport may be expected.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

Amt licenses notcol. S 422 so
This committee also settled with
Ex-Treasurer NJ. G. Broussard,
Esq, he produced vouchers and
rcceipts from Isaac Wise, Esq,
Treasurer, for monies paid Wise
for the full account Of this com
mittee against him. !,
We have carefully examined
the duplicate tax receipts On the
stump.hook of NJ. q. Bronssard
tax collector and find that he has
COLLECTED from the tenth Of March
1879, to the first day Of July 1879
as follows.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

E IL EH| "
BE- 1t is a strange yet indis-
pu1able truth that when a man
begins to erect a building in this
town another man will straight
way proceed to pull down and
carry off some house already
built, and thus it is that while
building is always going on IN
town it never increases in size tor
the simple reason that the houses
are put up and pulled down in an
equal ratio. The dwelling house
and blacksmith shop Of Louis
Luent Bize together with the out
buildings, situated at the corner
Of Rue des Beaux Arts and
Boulevard de Lafayette, have been
torn down and carried off during
the past week. How do oul
citizens ever expect to make Q
town when they keep UP this stylt
of doing business?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

J. A. Taylor, formerly Of this
place committed suicide in New
Iberia, on the 18th inst, by
drowning himself.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

AgE We learn that the lots
formerly occupied by the resi-
dence and shop of Louis Luent
Bize will be converted into a lum'
Der yard. Under existing cir
cumstances we see no reason why
such an enterprise should not
prove a profitable investment to
its originator.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

E1E Unless the suffering crops
find speedily relief IN abundant
showers of rain the corn crop OF
this parish will be almost a fail
ure and the cano seriously injured.
Even the pasterage is becoming
worthless on account OF the
drought.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19
POLICE JURY.
Monday, July, 7th ISIS

MONDAY, jury, Ilil Ao'o'
The Police Jury met this day at
the Court House, 10 regular
session.
Upon the roll being called, the
following members answered to
their names. I
LIST district-Severien PrimeauS,
2nd do-Joseph Trahan,
Sd do--Alonzo Nanslyke,
4th dol Trevil'e Broussard,
5th do-Howard Hoffpauir,
9Th do-Demosthene Nunez,
18th do--Louis Thibeaux,
The minutes Of the previous
meeting, after being read, were
adopted.
Mr.. Wise on behalf of the
Finance Committee, presented
the following report which, after
being read, was adopted and or,
dered to spread upon the minutes
and Published viz:
To the Hon. President and Mem
bers Of the.Police of the Parish
Of Vermilion
Your Finance Committee res
rectfully submit the following re
port:
J. s. .Nunez, Esq, Ex-Tax Col
lector has made a full settlemen
with this committee Of taxes ane
licenses collected by him during
the year 1878. He produced re
ceipts from Ex-Treasurer, Mino
! G. Broussard, ESQ, and lsaa
: Wise in full liquidation OF the az
count Of this committe against bin
The list Of licenses accompany
ling this report he has failed to co
lect. Said licenses were tendele'
this committee by.said }. ). NJ
$ nez. We did not feel onrselve
justified in receiving same and the
are in his hands.
List of licenses in the hands
is. Nuncz. uncollected, viz:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

Why don't the Council haze
tho weeds on the Madeleine
SQUARE cut down?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

Base bali has broken out In Abbeville.
The Sycamores that grow by the banks
Of the Crooked Styx, have invaded the
town and played a few games with the
Abbeville boys. The tail Sycalnores ara
too many for Abbsville, and waxed ''em
up last Sunday. It is pretty we'll settled
that the knights Of the yard-stick are no
match foi the knights Of the hoe-handle,
in q contest where manhood is involved.
The yard ssickers can't swing a bat with
that vim that sends a ahot IN" into the
camp Of the f,e, ard causes them to step
aside, and let it pass for fear Of damaged
eyes or broken fingers. We should be
pleased if it were otherwise, bnt i. is OF
no use 10 deny it, the Sycamores are the
victors, and to them it is given to wear
the laurel wrath which crowns the brow
O! the victor. We shall take mole of other
games as they are played and we hope
that Abheville will improve
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

z UU--f tHIfH IVo.
Bird do-Demosthene Trahan,
4th do 7. Broussard,
5,h do-John Morgan,
9Th do-Demosthene Nunez,
6tn do-Lcssin j Meaux,
18th do--Loris Thibeaux.
Art End Resolved that the fol
lowing named persons be. and
thew are hereby appointed road
~overseers for their respective road
districts to serve for one year
from date, viz
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

Whereas. Solomon Wise has
presented to this body a detail ac-
count of advances made by him
towards the repairs on the Abb
beville bridge, amounting to the
sum of eight hundred and sixty
four dollars and seventeen cents
with accompanying vouchers,
which being found just and cor
rect, it was
Art. 3rd Resolved that in or
der to refund to the said Wise in
part payment of said advances,
that the following funds now in
the treasury be and are hereby
appropriated to effect said pay.
ments the president and clerk
are authorized to warrant for the
same on the treasures in favor OF
said Wise viz:
10 Repairing brigde funds Q.
1879 $40 q
90 Licenses collected in
1879 29l 81
80 public ferry revenue Of
1879 20 OF
total amount paid S. -
Wise this day SAT- q
, Art 18th Resolved, that th'
president and clerk Of this body
/. be authorized to draw a warran
+ on the Treasurer in favor of S
: Wise for the sum Of $50 90 pay
, able out of the funds collected il
, currency on the rolls of 1872;
, 74-'5 and g being the amount ad
: vanced to W A White, ESQ.,
, Parish Attorney, to pay fer til
printing Of briefs in the suit Q
. the Parish Va Brookshier & al
) now on appeal to the suprem
Court.
r Art 5th, Resolved that tn
president and clerk of this bod
7 be also authorized to warrant 0
q the last named funds for 50 l;
> and the further sum Of eigth,
seven cents ont Of the funds r.
ceived from J A Brookshier q a
f in favor of W A White, formin
y together the sum of ten dollar
=. which he advanced as costs
=. the suit of the Parish VS. J
,e Brookshier ct ais in the city
Is New Orleans in order 70 have
re writ Of Fl Fa executed in sal
g city.
s Art 9Th. Resolved that the su
Sc of $50 Is, be allowed soiomo
lie Wise for various advance made
ID the parish, and to pay the sam
Of the president and-clerk be autho
re lied to warrant in favor Of sal
ID Wise on the Treasurer on IL
e following funds
10 ON the amount OF surpl'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

J G White jury com
L Broussard elk Court
L Landry L Broussard !.
Alex Moss
G B Shaw Sheriff
Fl 3 Lyons Dy-Shf
Antoine Bougere
A Wilson Fl B Lyons al
W d White coroner
A Laconr ST
List of witness notices il
funds for 1879,
S Wise assignee Of
Cesaire Myers
VIM Lafleur
Dupre Broussard
Felix
Cleopl,is Bourque
Desire (c)
Louis Neyura
Ursin Julien
Sevrien Hehert
Seyene Fusiller
Sarrazin Hebert
| dams (c)
Terrier Abshire
Chas Sonnief
do do
Mrs Chas Sonnicr
Albert do
Mrs Chas do
Andre SUR
Ouezimc Herpin
Francis Marceau
? j Meaux
Pierre Marceau
Eudite Sonnier
Sostenier Abshire
Meance Bonllet
Benz Leblanc
Louise Girorie
Emile i~.apointe
. Bel Levi
Alex Bronssard
Jno Teups
Jos Toups
) Pierre Harrington
8 Alfred Vallot
, Edward Guldry
Levi Gaspard
5 Edward Gufdry
; Lessin Abshlre
t J Snicksnider
4 Josephine HarsraTe
I J n snicksnider
Felix Broussard
| Dnpre do
: n Blanc
S n do
e J 7 Snieksnider
: John Lemaire
> do do
d Andre SUR
Ernest Dartez
e do do
q Eraste Mouton
I 4 4 Dartez
s a TOURS
Alex Dartez j
r. A Il Dartez
Y Mrs Valsin Veazey
Y Romero
d dc do
e P. Maille jr
- Joseph Harrington
ie p Maiil6 sr
If Sevennc Leblanc
IL V Romero
do do
n s Bonhomme
is Essus Leblanc
ic Pland Qb|anc
st Adam Chargcis
s Jos Cormiet
r O HILBERT
le Isaac 4 Jettun
id Philip Meaux
r. Robt Bowman
pit Aladdin Colnean /
Of Bridge Repairing
of Leo Perret
Printer & StationeFs
u Solomon Wise
r. /. Addison
ty Lastie Broussaro
ri Magistrate Gcsa'
he W 3 White }
It.; Drs White & Cheslsp
1879.
On W i white $ Wise
Sc Police Jury fun
Y. Sovar;en Frimeaux
Joseph Trahari
2Alonzo Vanslyks /
ed J Treville Broas.a'o
all Howard Hoapaulr
Demosthene Nunes
lst Louis Thibcaax
to Ambrose Laeouf
We sosthene Herpin III
The Jury then aa 10y
lot reonIar meeis,eS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

The Police Jury got the upper
hand of US this week. @
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19
RI MERIDIONAL,

FURNISHED EVERY SATURDAY, b
f. I. ADD1SON y.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19
w. w. EDWARDS,
SOLOMON WISE,

4. g. MAXWELL.
Read and adopted July 7, 1873.
A. LAcoUR, clerk F. J.
Art. lst Resolved, that the fol
lowing named persons be, and
they are hereby appointed Com
missioners Of unbranded stock for
their respective districts for one
year, viz.
LIST district--Severien Primeaux,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-19

SO 80 ...PER YEAR....S2 90
American citizen., 1879-05-10
Hon. O. r. Singleton.

A gentleman of Yazoo City re-
Gently received a letter form the
Hon. o. r. Singleton, from which
we make the following extract:
"YOu ask if will be a candidate
for United States Senator before
the next Legislature Your direct
question euti'les YOU to a dires
answer, and without any cir
euInlocufion announce that 1 will
he a candidate for the office of
United Safes Senator before the
next Legislature. / take this step,
first, because believe with my long
experience / could render some SER
vice TO my State in that station /;
and, secondly because it would be
highly gratifying to me, personally.
to wind up my political career III the
United States Senate.
If the people of the State shall
deem me worthy of the place,
shall feel myself greatly honored.
Ii not, can only rejoice with them.
that they have found one, abler and
more worthy than myself.
/ hope, before the summer is
ended, to meet my friends in per.
son, and lay before them my views
and opinions in relation to matters
of interest to them.
Your Obe,iienu servan',
o. r. SINGLETON"
American citizen., 1879-05-10
A Murderer's Doom.

| ATLANTA, GA. May THE jury
in the Cox case were out all night
and came iuto the courtroom al
noon 10 day to be rrcharged in full.
at quarter to o'clock they came
in aud announced that they had
agreed npon verdict. 1t was de.
tained to correct an informality, and
was then read as follows: "Wr,
the jury, find the prisoner guilty,
and recommend that he be punished
10y imprisonment for liie in the
penitcntiary." Cox, received the
verdict with calmness, having
evidently nerved himself for the
worst. His wife, on hearing the
words so fatil to her hopes, SAT tor
u moment trembling with emotion,
aud then rushed for an open wins
dow near by with tine purpose to
throw herself to the ground below.
She was wild with grief, AS she
reached the window she was caught
by Cox, who held her fast. She
threw her arms around his neck.
and ciuug to him, wildly exc!aim.
ing: "Oh, my God p "Oh, my
poor darling y Her shrieks were
heart rendIng, and the occupants of
the crOwdt d courtroom could not
restrain their tears of pity.
Judge Hillyer sentenced Cox TO
he confined in the pcnitentiary or
such other place as the Governor
may direct at hard labor tor and
during his natural life.
Gen. Gartrell gave notice that the
defence wpuld make motion for a
new trial aud for writ OF super.
sedeas. The execution of the sent
ence was thereupOn stayed for
twenty days. This penalty is vir-
tually the extreme of law in this
State, as the law passed, with Ais.
toms aid, at the last session of the
giving jurics the right
TO recommend life imprisonment in
all cases of murder as they see Fl
n effect abolishes the death penal
y. Cox is the first man convicted |
,f murder who receives the benefit |
# that law.
American citizen., 1879-05-10
Hound for Dixie.
yicksburg COMMERCIAL. T-

Vicksburg COMMERCIAL
The following dispatch was re
ceived in this city yesterday by A.
w. Crandall, Esq 1t speaks for
itself:
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Foity eight
disheartened colored people from
Kansas leave ON the Howard this
evening for their old homes.
Among them are Henry Brown,
who goes to Robrrr Couniryman's
place. Ell. Washington, to DIR. New
mans place Henry Clendenning,
Vicksburg; rhe balance to Davis
Rend, Bpdford's place, Delta and
Hard Times. Many are being re-
turned by the Wyandotte Relief
Committee. They have suffered
terribly, and say that their story
will stop the exodus.
SELLS g. Co.
American citizen., 1879-05-10
ExGoy. HENRY 8. FoorE.

ExGov. HENRY 8. FooTE, adj
hressed the Labor Convention, held
Ht Vicksburg on last Monday. He
Said that he had come at the earnest
r"qaest of the Cotton Exchange OF
New Orleans. to lend what power
and influence he possessed towards
1,armonixing the conflicting interests
nj the great Mississippi Valley. He
urged aIl-both white and colored
Ito shut their eyes to the past, and
io.work together hand in hand for
the futare prosperity of their native
land.
American citizen., 1879-05-10
REORGANIZATION.

Raymo.ld Gazette.
Mrs. Prase, wife of ex-U. S. Sena.
tor f. Il. Peasr. late postmaster at
Ficksburg, in a letter published in
the Chicago later Ocean, written
from Vicksbnrg, says: 'Mr. Pease,
with few other Republicans left in
this State, Intend to re-organize the
party the coming fil and everything
you can do to encourage so hazar-
dOus an undertaking you ought to
do" So we are to have Radical
opposition a: our coming election.
and Chicago is expected to put i'll
it's oar
American citizen., 1879-05-10

OvER three hundred coiored emf
grants from the South arrived at
Atchison, Kansas, ON Friday last,
all destitute. They were housed in
flIc col0ged churches. Citizens
have temporarily aided them, but
al unite in saying that great suffer-
Jug must result if this migration of
totally destitute people does not
6top.
American citizen., 1879-05-10
MR HAYES has issued a pro

MR HAYES has issued procla>
p:a'i,n warning all persons, who
have no actual tight there, to keep
OF the lands Of the Indian Territory,
or failing TO give heed to this pro-
ciamatiOu, he tells them that they
will be foIcIbIy removed tbereiroin,
r.en If the army has to be used to
enforcs the laws. Those lands are
reserved for the Indians, and no.
So'iy else, excerpt the Government
nfficsrs and employees. and the
t.si,ans themselves, have any busi>
ress thereon. This is right, of
s:.,arse, but it sounds funny coming
from - man who himself seized 9
ir,~itiyn that did not belong to him,
ga is erea now occupying it in de-
lr.adment Of The Iishif:.l owner.
American citizen., 1879-05-10

4 LETrER from Louisiana aays
that Radical agents are distributing
chron,os among the negroes of that
State, giving q rosy picture of farm
life In Kansas. The chrome repre-
rents . beautiful cottage, surround
ed by trees, flowers and attractive
home comforts, occupied by color.
ed family. A piano is seen through
q front window, and well dressed
comfortable looking darkies are pic
fured in rocking chairs on the
veranda. BY snch designs as this
hagroes are lead of to the West.
The whole move ment is the grandest
swindle perpetrated since The col-
lapse Of tie Freedman's Bank.