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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE MENr

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE EST1~
will leave Washington ON MON. kSsSFHgssSpskat-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI stS-exiaf7
DAYS, at y. M stopping at Plney Point Hnd Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers to Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at p, m.
Tlrstcla,s are..,",.S2 90. Round trip 81 90
SeCond.Clnss tnre,..s so. Hound trp,..,.,,,ay2 w
FOR POTOM1 q RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday al u. IN
for NOmini, and SATURDAY for Leonardtown stopping
al principal landings going and returning.
STI2l ~ ERE ran VEN YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier A. East River, New York, ev-
cry Saturday, "a D. m; Georgetown Friday morn
ing and Alexandra same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply ~ othce, under
National Metropolitan Hank, Fifteenth streetOr Office
OF agent, foot Of sixth street Washington aud 90 Wa.
ter street, Georgetown. SAM BACON,
He2i President
NT0TIGE IN II0TTN7I7- VELSIII - ~ %
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ToHN SHERMAN Il co, Rell tstate Auction
~ neers, 81. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fss-
TATE ON TWENTY-FIIlST STREET ". w, Al
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated March 49, 1879
ana recorded In iber No. TO- folio l03 OF tile land
records In and for the District of Columbia aud at
the request of the party secured thereby viii sell
AZ public auction In front of the premises, on SAT.
URDAf, the 18th day OF March, A. u. 1850, ut
l6l, in square numbered seventy-two (72) improved
by frame dwelling No 1874 Twenty-trs street.
Terms OF Sale One-thlrd cash. balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent. per an
mum. secured by deed Of trust the premises sold;
slLO deposit required at time of sale
q. f.. PRENTISS, ,r.,s,,os
r. Is. DONALDSON r"s''VS'
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, salesman. ma3-dSds
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by virtue of deed of trust dated the Goth of Janu-
RTy 1870, and duly recorded In ber No $40. folio 2si,
ofthe Land Records for the District OF Columbia,
and by permission OF the Court IN the case Of Cunncl
vs. powlen ct AL equity, No. G,S2l, and at the re.
quest of the party secured thereby, we Will sell ut
public auction. In front OF the promises, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day of March, 1850 ut 1870 o'clock M
tile following described real estate, situate In the city
Of Washington, District OF Columbia to-ylt: The
north part of lot numbered 49, according to William
Richardson's subdivision of original OTIS numbered
- s. and IN square west of square numbered 1853, of
the nuthentlc ground plat or Plaza of said city Of
Washington beginning for the same ut The north
east corner OF SAID lot and thence running south four
teen lcet thence west TO the rear line of said lot and
10 alley; thence with said line northwestcrly TO
the northwest OF said lot and thence east with
the north line OF said lot to Third street west and
place ofbegnnng, being the same property conveyed
10 said DOwlen by Mary Dant, by decd dated Scptcn-
Der 49, 1870 and duly recorded In llber No G6 folio
1853, seq, of the Land Records OF the District OF CO.
lumbia. with the improvements thereon.
Terms-Onc fourth cash and balance IN G, IL and Is
months from date OF sale, with interest at per cent.
per annum, and secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold.
All conveyRncing at purchasers cost. Ifterms of
sale not compiled with in days the trustees re.
the right 10 resell Al the Risk and cost of de-
inulting purchaser alter days advertisement
JOSEPH II. EDISON,
THOMAS lily DE,
fpbfg-nodNdg Trustees.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of heri.mclas, issued out of the
Clerks Onro Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, aud 10 me directed, Will sell at public
sale for csh, at the Courthouse door OF snld District
on THURSDAY, the 10Th day of March, 1850, at IL
o'clock M, all the right, title claim and interest of
the defendant, John C. Wright, In and to the follow
ing described property, TO wit; Parts of lots II "a
aud %, In square No 800 Washington city. j. c., be
feet from the northeast corner Of the said square and
running thence south 10 feet, thence west Is feet
inches thence north 10 feet and thence east TO tie
place of beginning levied upon az the property Of de-
PENDANT, John O. Wright, to satisfy execute No.
1910, at law, In favor Of Lewis johnson IL Co.. use
of Ida U. Marshall, assignee.
FREUK DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
March 8, 1880. martds
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7 UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE,

liy virtue OF q writ Of heri facias Issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, | will sell at public
sale for cash. the Courthouse door of said District
on SATURDAY, the l3lh day of March, lsSO, NJ ~
O'Clock m, all the right tile, claim and interest OF
erty, to witt Part oft 10 ~ square 40, beginning Tor
tho same nj the northeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence west along the line of north street
Is feet thence south 100 feet thence east 10 feet thence
north 10 the place OF beginning, in the City of Wash.
ingt0u SAID District levied upon the properly OF
Andrew GLEASON TO satisfy execution No. 2n,S5I at
law in ilvOr OF Robert o. Hewitt,
FREDK DOUGLASS,
Feb "a $50 United STATES Marshal d. e.
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PROPOSALS..
for Hydraulic Cement.
OFFICE OF BgILDINe ron STATE,

WAN MD NAVY -UFTAWTMFNINt 2
WAsItINoToN u. c., March ., 1850. }
Sealed prOposalB for furnishing and delivering 800
barrels, more or less, OF natural Hydraulic Cement at
the site Of the north wing OF the Building for State
War and Navy Departments In this city, will he re-
ceived at this Office until IL of March H. 1850 and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence of bidders
Specifications, general Instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to regular
manufacturers and dealers upon application 10 this
Office. TIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
mnl6t It..CO COrps of Engineers.
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Estate Of Jay Cooke & Co.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, February %, 1880
The Creditors of this Estate are hereby notified that
the sale OF the various assets represented by the
ASSET DIVIDEND SCRIP" issued by me will be
held by MEssRs. NJ. THOMAS & SONS, nj their
Auction Rooms, Nos. 100 and I4I South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, the 3ist day
Of MARCH, 1850, commencing atli o'clock a. IN. and
lasting until o'clock p M, and be continued from
day day at those hours until the entire catalogue
has been offered.
Notice Is also given that the Committee the
right change the valuations set out In the
any ofthe assets be offered for sale, under the
plan approved September 80, 1879, until the actual
sale shall be made.
The Catalogues are being sent out rs rapidly rs pos
sibe. Should any creditor not have received copy
or before the lst day Of March, and will advise
me, one will be promptly sent to his address.
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS, Trustee
Copies of the Catalogues may be Mt the Office
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STATES MARsuALs SALE,

by virtue OF writ of heri mcias, issued out OF the
Clerks Oilice Of The Supem Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public sale,
Tor cash. IN front Of the Court House door Of said Dis
trlct on THURSDAY the ith day Of March, 1881 at
~ o'clock all the right, TILE claim and Interest
the defendant In and 10 the following prop.
erty, to wit Lot No lO2 IN :. Kings subdivision OF
original lot In square lD2 In the city Of Washington,
said District, described ns follows; Beginning for the
same a. point Il feet igcl distant from The south
and running thence west with the line OF street
II feet inch, and running back thence ut parallel
lines TO alley In the rear, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon; lvVied upOn rs
the property OF Felix GreenApple, to satisfy exc
Cution No 2lrz7j, at law In favor Of G. Boyd Barrett
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
Feb H. 1850, felOdts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
THIUONAs DOwIINC Anctioueer
-
EXTRAORDINARILY sATu
1of,-
ptt. u NfNTTNga
yin ~ a., ,,c,en ,o,ona
NAihfs CoiIol'9
PHorOGRAVUREs
rpB,-,,t d. ~, anna, , ~ t,,,,trn,Iu mo
fNfNNh NM ohtM AIN ~ OioHNAfhS
CELEBRATED BNONHES
AM
ADrrtortT, Ntrppopa
nNi'IOl- hiiiiNON1'
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sary IN my Pile treatment Female Weak nesses but
must see all patients to know their cOnditiUu) then
any person can use my remedies themselves, Ca.
tnTf cured aud deafness caused by Catrrh. Loss OF
mental power, vigOr and general debility by either
sex restored For further Information, and Difficult.
ties of which treat, you must make Application Mt
my Office, No. iSg Ninth street northwest, RiGEY
BunDING, Oiice and residence. Consultation nee
70 all de8-lY
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STEANIBOAT LINES.

TINE STEAMER " MATTANO,"
n Captain William II. Bylesl
having been thoroughly overhnued and repaired, In
the most substantial manner, will resume her trips
THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1850.
Leaves SiNtlstreet wharf every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SUNDAY ut n. NJ, as follows:
ON TUESDAYS for COlton's, Nonn aud Prospect
Hill.
on THURsDAYs S, for Maltox Creek and landings
In WieomicO
on SUNDAYS. for Mattox Creek. Colton's and
landings In -. Clements Bay Making intermediate
landings going and returning,
@. H. JON ES, Agent,
feas.tf Sxth.sireet Wharf
WI ANII ANN SEAN NANn ENAS,CING ENAI.
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MANTED--IIEnP.

WANTED-HEHP
A WHITE girl to do general housework; cooking
"A plain q good home and fair wages to reliable
person Call Ut " ID 81 Sc, cor New Jersey ave mas
IMMEDIATELY, neat, honest girl to assist IN
u nursing wages, -, without board Apply ut 6l5
Eleventh st after p m. mas
A BOY to stay In store; must come well recon.
"A mended. Apply at 6l9 ID st W. mars
ONE good baker and one good cook, nsO two
" good railroad backsmiths for rock work can find
steady employment by calling writing to ED
WARD PURCELL contractor Shenandoah Valley
railroad Trout Royal, Va ja2tr
NIFTY or more railroad hands, who can work both
IL In earth and rock, eau find steady employment
on the Shenandoah Valley railroad, near Front
Royal Address or call upon EDWARD PURCELL
contractor Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
Front Royal, Va. ja2tt
"ANTED-Af few respectable youths q practically
w study Architecture and Engineering ut Office
700 N st W. Oc9-tf
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IS the most economical form of Washing SOAP.
All bar OF square cakes wear down In use to
large HAT piece, too thin TO handle, and,
lhoref0re. MNsLod. Mhle the OWN NANE OF
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rRAVELERS, GUIDE.
AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRrHwEs2T' VI" WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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BROS, Auctioneers.

Copies of the Catalogues may be seen Mt the Office
Of MESSRS. HENRY d. COOKE, JR., d CO., No.
ltg0 l. street. Washington, D. c. marriott
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INoR RENT--Call and see our list of property for
IL rent JOHN 5HEIiMAN& CO.,
, te3H Nv, Cloud Bull ding
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FOR NORFOLK, FORTH ESS MONROE
IND THE SOUTH.

YNLKND AND sEABOARD COAsTING COM.
PANH.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 4, 1850.
The following are the Ullclll closing quotations. Of
mining stocks toduyi
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 4.

Julia and Belvidere have each levied an assess
ment of50 cents share
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EOR RENT-HOUsES.

ONE, Of the most comfortable homes on Capitol
~ Hin; seven rooms newly papercd; bathroom
(hot and cold waterG LarObe heater; range In
Kitchen registers; gas fixtures complete, Apply ON
premises, No 3l7 New Jersey ave O. before o'clock
a. m, or afler4 o'clock p M, mara
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FOR sALE-MlsOELLANEOus.
F. r A L e.

RY Grant Parish 124 East Capitol street. high class
ID bun Coclns. und eggs for Matching at 80 per
thirteeni for size and beauty cRnno, be excelled.
inar33tE
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FOlt NALE-MOUsEN.

NN liberal terms, n three story basement Resi-
~ denCe, With all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh n; within "a minutes walk OF the Fest
cars; inquire ut National Nepublcan Office. selO-tl
LNOR sALIs-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST or
~ property for sale JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
st. Cloud Building. Real estate aud loans ly3l
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TOWN COUNCIL.
SeptnmUer IT5b 1850,

ScDIEEDONE t!ab c
At a called meeting Of tbe
Council held tass day there were
p-esen, Jacob lsaacs. Mayor pro
,em., J. J. badie ann J.. o. iege.
Absent: Solomon Wise.
The minutes Of Ire previous
meeting of the Counc,. were read
au1 adopted.
Leonce Ferret having been re.
gulailv sworn 10 his oath ct office,
presented his credentials as Mayor
eject Of the town Of AbbeviiIe,-
whereupon he took the chair.
Or motion Of Mr.. J. j. Abaaie.
it was resolved, that tie corpo, a
ton attorney is ordered to bring
suit against all parties who have
not procured their licenses for the
current year, under the provisions
Of the license law adopted June
I'd 1880, or who have not obtain
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Sensible

The Lake Charles Echo Of Sep
TENDER 18th saws in the course OF
an editorial on the Congressional
nominations -
We wish i distinctly under
stood, as we have repeatedly de-
clareu, that Ealcasieu will snp-
pert the nominee Of ,hs par y in
any and every event. 1t is M
necessary to say the Echo will d.
the same. If the other parishes,
ard their democratic ]%ourrs's,
will do as much, and do il -
heartily as we will. our rcn1lnee
can be elected. If, however, 7Gne
Of them should refuse. a. tie? oaeu-
" threaten, to supper Nj. Aek.
leo if he receives the ucmlya f'on,
OF if hey give him H. Jhat event,
a cold and mere bosajna SGD,
port, they VIII hAvs lie sailStsc-
ton, whatever thai nav be, of
helping to defea. he democratic
party. aud Of renaDding The tosrd
districy to The ho2ras &rd silame
Of ca cet bag V resenr@tion il
Congress. The <cho believes
that NJ, Ach'aa. If non.nated,
can defeat Gstga2: i'd II view e
his a1d.s a,ed and valuable ser
vices to his district il has SAID a
COCO ward for u;u II Insight for
& re-u0m54s.cn, bus file sbolld
no b. renou,iuattd aei9her De nor
any cthe~ J9aa- except tie regniar
democratic nominee. will gel the
ST pm f me Cs!casleu 3emocra-
cv, or Of lie lake / ha:.es Echo.
When i comes, to a Question ri
party success, Qua motto is that
of the democratic pa!ty-"Priacl-
pies, not men,"
Now will yen do i?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-25

The Sa'vation Armyia England
is called to mourn the sudden loss
of one of its hriehtestlights james
Ward, who had been one Of the
loudest Of the leaders,, has forsaken
his wife and eight children, ard
has cast lis lu1 VI h a pretty
servant girl. with whom he has
eloped. The girt was one who
had been in constant attendance
on the meetings of the Army, and
was considered 2 horefcl convert.
Mr.. Ward was considered to have
made great advance in hoiioess,
and 10 be considerably better
than ordinary people.
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Sale.
25TH DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of Vermilion.
---
S. Herman ct al,
a vs..
Leo Ferret.
No. 1889.
No. 1859.

BY virtue Of a writ Of feri
facias issued in the above euti
tied aud numbered suit, and to me
directed. from the Honorable the
25th Judicial District Court of
tt,e Parish Of Vermilion. Safe of
Louisiana, | have seized and viii
offer at public sale, at the coart
house door in said parish, on
Saturday, October I'd 1880,
between the hours OF II o'clock
A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. ii, aud con
tinuing from day to osy it neces'
sary, all the rights, titles, utter
ests aud demands OF the defend
ant, in aod to the following des-
cribed property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
Three lots If ground situated
south of the tow # Abbev lie,
heiag lots Nos. /, Il aud &c Of
the diagram representing the sob-
division of fifty two lots of !ani
of Mrs. Martha Nixon, the same
being a portion of the iaud ecused
to her by oct of pattjoa BETWEEN
Albert Maxwell aad her !; the s. id
lots Nos. ! and II measuring go
feet front bv '55 feet In 9eVth.
Lot No. % measuring 90 feet
front by 144 feet nine incnes =
The said lots are bounded as fol
lows, viz Lot No. 20, bounded
north by Boulevard Lafayette,
soth by lot Nc. 40, est by lot 10.
80, west by rue de Fiat. Lots
Nos. l and IA, bounded north by
Boulevard Lafayette, south by lot
No. Is. east by rue de ,'Etat and
west by lots Nos. 2 aud 10, to,
gether with all the improvements
thereon situated.
Given under my hand and off,
cial signature, at office, in the
town of Abheville. on this the 2Sth
day of August A. D. 1880.
Terms of sale, Cash with benefit
Of appraisement.
G. B. SHAW,
sheriff.
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OFFICE, New Orleans. La.
Sent. 1h. 1880.

Notice is hereby given that the
fc!jowlng-ramed settler has filed
notice of his intention 10 make
fpai proof i, support of bis claim,
and 81 cure final eatrr thereof, said
proof 10 be made before the Judge
o. eek If Ulsn.ct Court, at
,bbevi'le, Fermi!ion Parish, Lou
i~s.aaa, On October 2eth 1850. viz :
George Pallcn, No. 4051, for the
Sonth est quarter, Section 81,
Township Is, Sonth Range East,
and names the following as his
witnesses, W: Robert !. Collins,
Robert P. Moss Adrien Bras5eux
aud Baihazar norG, all of Vermii-
ion Parish. Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEy.
Sept. 25th 1885 Register.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-25

The Police Jury Of Ca'cas'eu
Parish have, with but Que dIssen'
ting vote, adopted al ordinance
providing for a vote Of the people
in each ward of the parish, TO de-
termine whether the sale, barter
or exchange, Of Intoxicating iiq.
uors in the various wards, except
by duly licensed druggists and
apothecaries, shall be prohibited
on and after the frat Gay Of Janu
airy, 1881. Each ward will de
termine the question Of prohibi
ton for itself only. The election
will be held Oh the day Of til.
presidential election, Tuesday
November Cd.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-25

While every raa Who holted
the Convention last saturday &c
serves harsh ceAsure, what shall
we say Of the regularly elected
delegates from Cameron, Cs'ca.
sien ard st Martins who joined
Acklen's crowd + na'ccnteuts and
gave undue prominence to the
Rnmp Convention? The delegates
from Calcasieu were Instructed to
"use all honorable means TO secure
his denomination &c represent the
Third Congressional District in
the Forty-seveuth Congress-"
DID they Go 80?
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ALI E|1ORSE IT.

The Feccrdr, Ame icus. Ga.
says : Clerks, Senators, Reore.
sentatires, Doctors, Lawve's
Citizens in public and private
life, ase testilying BY the thnus.
andS. ana orer Ahei. pnn sigma
tures. lhat remedy has been
found for Brighl's Disease 4
'he Kidneys aE.G for Diabetes !;
these are respectively Known as
Warmers safe K:6ney and Live
Cure and Waruer's safe pisaeees
Care"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-25

The Boston Advertiser saws !:
The Northern States will have Q
population of30,7e@ go, and The
Southern States 1852 23i. Ihe
average rate ofgrowth Of The Sec
tons is almost identical, that Of
the South being slightly in excess
Of Is per cen1. taat Of the North
being slightly below y per cent.
It is a circumstance that certainly
requires an explanation. No
known cause exists for sch a rate
Of increase ia the South, and the
return have a faint Of suspicion
nnon them at the very outset
Why should not the South increase
lin population equally with the
North? Her climate is generally
more healthy. and fewerof her pop.
%u'atiou are c.owed into large
cities.
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THE MERIDIONAL.
PUBLISHED LIVERY S~ATUkLAE, D.
E. I. n.
s. 5O....pER YEAR....$2 SO
r E n 8,

tbs Mys1p1oNAL. is published weekly
in rnzlisn and French, at two "3'ia''
and Fifty cents per aunun payable IL
advance. an
Aaye. t.semea,s viii be inserted at 81 On
Dor SQUARE OF ten liner. Ut less, ioi exc,
3aes-y.cB. TT,
A.yertisemrrts published in tng''si
and French vail os charged for both tan
gnages. g.
No advertise pent will be inserted ID
Tess tb1a two dollars ana hity crrts.
PAYMENT Of all Aavertlscments IL con
..sered due immediately after tEeit hra'
publication. a.
Advertisements uot mees-ed "'th M
uumber Of ,,oertious -eG"'reo, W
praiished anil Otherwise ordered, al ]
charged for accordingly.
TN dollars IL advance is require 70,
s~nrou0c,ng canaidats for Office; sac
s!ectiou tickets Or other joh-wo-A mas
be paid for Ga aeliv sry.
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Absent: John Me-

M; Aossat: John Npeis,>.
were aW read "a and adopted meeting
The Treasurer psd.
Of the funds in the trsa,Das, lept
after y, being read was a,i, slia
,on The foil following claim, w.,
10 and ordered to be a ss,s 4,
OF p fle S Contingent funds d F 1sa,' 't !:
Isaac Wise tsSS
=, a .d petition Of The citizens ~
school in said ward was =. o y
the tn consideration thereof "
60 TO next meeting. rs'pa
On molten of Ar. Wills. !.
Margaret White was en,'sss
teacher IN the Cheniefe.as,
school, 7ih school ward, s,,s
cling on the LIST Monday ~ -
Der next, 1880.
TN motion of Mr.. Per,,a
vas located in the sih \
Lake Arthur, at or near as
'Mouton's domicil.
The President reports, n,
had contracted with Nj. aIa
d'son' to publish the pro,ss;,.
aud to do such PRINTING !. u
board may need and ord, T..
time to time, according t, a,s ~
ty granted by a resolatie, adioa,a ,
at the last meeting % IT, ssa,
terms and conditions entered S H..
last year, towit: Sixty dspsr !.
annum.
Bestowed, that the bond iarpisv
by Isaac Wise as Tfeasns II
Schoo; funds on tha l7ibf
Nav 1880, for foar thausabi
lars, with Sol. Wise and N
Broussard as Securities, n
the same is hereby accepted.
On motion OF Mr.. Wiaaml
solved that the parish treaasa
and he is hereby authorized iii
all proper and legal steps i'd
]cct all the revenues arising
the sale Or rent Of all school III
situated in t,,is parish.
Resolved that the public sssss
ofthis par ish be opened on III
Monday Of October 1880. Raa
ed, that all teachers holdings
ti6cates Of disqualification front
former Board, shall pass a ns
animation before being empMa
by this Board.
The President appointed u
James N. Williams on iheu
mittee of examination vice D.,
D. Young who was unabt
serve.
The Board adjourned to 7
on the Goth September 1885,
(Signed) \. D. MARTIN,
PRESIDED
AMBROSE LAcouR, SeereiF
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-25
The Democrats Of Georgia do

The Democrats Of Georgia do
rot let the SPLIT on the governor.
ship effect the congressional or
legislative districts. They mt
aside their differences when j.
comes to naming cand!dafes for
these end act unjied;y and IN
harmony Fer instance, there is
4. Fl. Stephens's district. Mr.
steqhens is ter Norwood, while
his comfy was for Coiqp'tt frs.
last aud all the time in the State
convention, and yet the "grea,
conuoDer" has jass been unan;
mously yennm;nateU. So i is al
over the State. The question a
the governorship ! kept OF o
locs' and district politics: anA ne
Republicans ere bus pyevensed
from securing any sd>ansage by il
n. @. Democrat.