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MINES AND MINING.
snunAn. May 2a-P. n.

SUNDAY. may. Zo-F. n
The mining share markets during last week were
exceedingly dull, and prices continued to be neawy'
with sharp declines for some of the fancies" Inc
opinion gains ground however, that the opening Oh
the new Mining Exchange will work change IN tne
markets. 1t is fact, perhaps not we'll understood
in the East, that usually great "bulP movements
in mining stocks occur in the Summer season. mat
IS the season when the mines doing their BEST
and make better showings than during the Winter
months. when work is much lmpeded by snow and
ice. During last Winter snow aud ice interfered
with operations to an unusual extent.
Yesterdays market was no exception to the rule
for all the days of the week. The business was
light and generally uninterestng. Calaveras showed
some activity and some Improvement, with safes az
"a to 7O068. Great Eastern was dull bnt Detter
at CLOGS. shamrock sold mt 6Q9S09o006: G0 nd
Placer at SO, Buckeye nc 39Q38, Moose at oIG0g9O
ass, Lacrosse at 50, and Rappahannock at -.
Chrysote was dealt in to a fair amount az DetWeeh
1874 and 49, with sales as low as q seer oO ays.
Silver Cliff sold at A. Annie at 400 4o LeadVIde
at 49, Little CHIEF at 0ls094. ex dlyiden1, Cl,-
max ut 2.35O2.25, and Horn Silver at ~: Cons0l-
idated Virginia was steady az 3.25, and California
nj 90 Bulwer sold at 6, and South BuIWer al
12501,3O. The market closed dull
NJ I. MINING STOCK ExOHANGE SALES
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CHAUGHNESSY VS.. ONTARIO
SILVER MINING COMPAN'

SILVER MINING COMHAN1.
THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL OF UTAH MAKES A
FULL AND CONCISE STATEMENT KEGARDlNG THE
LITIGATION CONCERNING THE PROPERTIES IN
DISPUTE.
Regarding the controversy between himself and
the Ontario Mining Company, United States Marsha
shaughnessy Of Utah. who Is at the Filth Avenue
Hotel says did come'tO New York FOR the purpose
Of talking mining Uatters to anybody had wanted TO
discuss question should have gone 10 san
Fraucisco the Ontario Mining Company has it's prnc
pal Office rather to this My interests are In
the tho United States Distinct Court for the Third
District OF Utah. and CLnton to leave them there
the Ontario silver Nil ing Company as well sat
shed the action Of that they can best
have sought justice thuk an in fair way 10 Oh
tain &C. aud II obtain n think that they viii also receive
Their controversy betw myself and tile
Ontario Company. ali In nutshell There u nothing III
tricatc in 81 ordinary mner cannot undor-
stand The laws PLAIN They understood by mo at
the time purchased the property. and they are perfectly
well by tho ontario Company aud ITS attorneys
The following map showing tho claims located In the vicinity
Ontario Mino VIII assist IN making plain my position
II copy Of The diagram furnished by the Ontario Company
the Surveyor General when they akc for the approval Of
their surveys everything my claims and no declined TO mp
prove them.
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Mimine

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paints s busdred Thousand dollars e1a That " sasen
Of the premises the plaintiffs have esafntd damages " e
In addition 20 TIE aIogaRgBa hereDbefore peln
t further aege thar said Henrets1 mining elRn netys-
oSy az mnlns ground ad Tor the ms8era therein
ia1ed and that and removal OF said ores wasea
and on rns ana Def Ike psu aege
defendants personally and by their aents sevants Ano e
"oytn1 mineral ore 81 great yaae om said Henrietta min
Ing claim and Containing silver and other precious
metals belonging thereto and give out ana tnroa'n ~ ivy
That plaintiffs hersfore pray Inc oeieu"
AZ nreIininarV ininpcou Issue pending the action
strainng the Defendants Of the and theirs and
stpe under them or either Of se IRON catering min
Ing extracting removing any ores from me sag
mentioned aud described any thereof and from
moving selling or In any wise dsp9snG OF any t IScTe
OF. and in any OF the drifts lsveia c ,r
cuts underground WORKINGS into SAD VEN ana Hom
Of defendants IN said Henrietta mining claim or tho vein Dc
longing thereto or any part thereof ,,,ne.on IN made
perpetual and oil OF said underground ana
the vein belonging 70 SAID Aenrietta mining OaiH w ~
That plaintiffs such other and such further rehst
10 may " p''p'i' D"N ''''' VAN zILE q BEATTY.
Attorneys for plalntlHs
Ihsve given you the facts my purpose % inure
any stakeholder Ontario Company own the only por'
zion Of the dipping into the Last Chance and the
Banner grounds and Mr. Haggn and Mr. Chambers know IL
Nobody knows better than those gentlemen the rights in the
and without long controversy Will agree 10 ao"
them to select their expert aud will select one and the
two 90 selected 10 choose third experts arbf
traitors shall that the Of the Ontario ledge
within the lines of the Last Chance mining clam,
will donate So 900 to any charitable Institution they may So
eet IT, however tho decision should be otherwise, shall
expect Messrs Haggin LOunsoery to 60 the same.
NJ. SHAUGHNESSY.
%
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Thsreport oughi satisfied ay ordinary miner but
II seems IL did not satisfy the Ontario people. They hal pro
vion.y located the Great Eastern claim. running at nearly
right angles with Ontario ami Banner CLAIMS When they
that the OntanO ledge extended, not into the Last
Chance the Banner grounds they had expected, they
moved the stakes lnacang the boundaries Of the Great East
err To the ground covered by the Henrietta
claim and endcayord hold The by this subsequent To-
cat on this cgy time working the Hcnric "a claim
had h Ios.rsson of 1t then as have commenced
sit IN o,cr to pro; eel myself against their That suit
was the United states District Court before tie Hon.
John A. Hunter chief Justice Who Apr 20, lSs0 gave
Az opinion. Of watch the following Is copy:
TcrrItory o Ciai. ~
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Sales bp Amrtlon.


DETER C. KELLOGG & CO.'S SPECIAL
il Combination sale OF Ii. r.
JERSEY CATTLE
owned by prominent breeders and fanciers.
"WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1880,
commencing at 10 O'Clock m.
nj Ramps stable, 81 and "a West l8thst" New.Yofk.
MeasfH. James u. Oakley q 60.
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ut Ramps stable, % and "a West l3th-st. N6w.YOfk
Messfs. James N. Oakley & Co.
Il. A. LAWRENCE q. Auetoneer
contains sc animals chiefly young cows and
ssne their standard breeding aud submitted through
public inspection and Judgment Five are ou OF
choice breeding all eligible " the Herd Register NJ inc
A J. c. Club. Among the owneRS arc Messrs Thomas II.
Fae seis entire herd descendants from Hoes Apea ana
allied lnes John Wig Qnelnding some prze heiTIs at
taS Aphea sre E f. BOwditch Several heiiers de-
scended from Moteys imported COWS Flora and C0utss
s. SpOOrd descendants of the Hoe and Fae herds)
Cornelius Wellington some descendants OF Jersey Belle and
MaeEie (Hebe backed by Aphea strains John T. Foote
Preaching Alphea Old Pansy and splendid D. F. Appleton
(blcnd Of Sharpess imported Duchess T. T. Chrsy TRACING
10 OF the Elms j. c. D. Pennington a their two
yearod helfers c) AS lot they deep in the
flar butter offer discriminating breeders more
opportunity for selecting than has probably yet
occurred sale Will be positive without limit
protection. Cattle exhibition Catalogues now
PETER @. KELLOGG & CO.
we will sell % auction at
c. w. BARKEH & SONS AUCTION MART,
Broadway, corner 39th st. New. YorS
Mr.. CHARLES w. BARKER. AuctiOneer.
on URSDAY, May %. 1890,
commencing at 10 O'Clock apou go head Of registered
unregistered and high grade
JERSEY COWS AND HELPERS
o breeders whose appear In the
catalogue Many OF the Clustered very
handsome. aud uuquesoUaby pure bred with great
care BY ardent ancer Of utidy and practical merit and
their pedgrees preserved for SEVERAL removes The catalogue
a4z selection OF vRlue for family dairy
ornamental for the lawn 81 at unreseTved auction
prices Cattle viii be al place VI sale Sday Afternoon
PETER @. KELLOGG & co.
Ito John st, New York.
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Robert g Chamhers. George liurs: aud the Ontario
salt lake County. 81!
theowns IN the ooset,on aud Untitled 70 the sOm Of
nt, ni-tttr Summit County utah Tprrofv called ami
Known "a, lrn,ica mining claim al@ more particularly
tovit Commencing NJ point IN the norh.ry hoandarv line
al ant e c n"rh gym G west SS fom c nrcS S
corner l g a. oe ,c snFySyGI by pIn froT
In sad tintah Mining district bears north S2' 07, east
south 49, ls2oo feet the southery boundary line
Of .ad Hrn'tta ae ain Ing claim ahTugs north - west
solth - so cast z2o2 feet thence north 50 so, east
ca east feet to the place OF beginning. containing
That hr plaintiffs are the owner Of al the veins and
OF rs n , 49, NJ ~ " II 13 I desStlDed
rai the dce utnts claim to be the Of
Canc1 miine ei% iitga,e ~ sd g3,ah Mining Dls
IN and OPERATING ~ "a mining claims By means OF dyera
Thai. atns n.orne and believe the deiend
ant have xn9c their underground Workings rom the ON
AID other rccous metals belonging 20 the aI henrietta
amd Gr long tine past io-wit Tor the siacs Of
rlc,rs through said Underground Workings mre qan
ics" valuable sycr ore from mid m nrlnging e sad
Lave spropred uS ,am% TO- neir own uso without the
THAT tc dccudguts ami ticir servants agents and
1n aad mHlng claim and Of all Tho machinery hoistmg
% o; ~ IT, ssf drift eveI and 1 sd Hor ~
m:G ~ said oalaro mnIF cal an thai plaintiffs have
That def"ndan claim 10 DO extracting frUm vein IN
Cy cud ~ a2d Li. CJaaee miniag Cln ana working
and extracting sad saia through under,
gr,ud verSins4 OF Sah Ontario mining clntm
Bat on nfirnduou and belief piuts that least
hundred uiAt eet Of sail claimed sald
w. SUf GS 2Tt 70 e. mn @ a all Of the ys
from when defendants have been aud rnJ wing
sad ar0e qunFtcs ~ valuable silver belong SAID
chrett9 min NJ elm amt h. and has been duriHg all the
time said pAnts oeel aad aforesaid
the Properly " the Daiut aud that removed
aor tail by defendants, a. plaintiffs believe
70 the value o. slOOOOOO ad the property
pnintns.
That SAID respass has been done without or
consent O. te Patntas and within the henrietta mining
claim and vein aud ~ points h0t Vsibe WHO
have 20 aid underground works belonging aud OK
tractod Btl OnnrO mining claim
sail are IN the exclusive posseaai8n Of delendauta
That bv Of s oXcnave pOsVes-On Oh Raia defend
ants the exclusion o. the plaintiffs fram said
workings inc painns arc not able estimate state post
lively theamOun o extracted By the defendants
said and Only state the thereof from Information
and belief bat plaintiffs informed believe tie value
Of tho extracted by the deeRdAHt property no
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GornorGtion Notices.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS.-NO-
~ TICE-Sealed bis OF estimates tor tnr5 shng ant do
Roa Hook Gravel will be received ~ heO
dee this Department 80 UUIon un saturday May
% 1850 For full information (iy Record" foe sale nj
No. 2Hty HaI
N0TICE.-Leases of certain PIERS and Ballt-
~ will offered at public sale. 20 be hel by order
q the Department o. Docks az the Exe1aHge ga esTo9m NJ
bruaOn The City RecOrd" for sale az NO Clty Hall
NOTICE.-PrOpoSals for dredging the slip
IN between ~ and as North River will be
Department OF Docks III and l9 Ddanet
18th Of Nav $780, l2 O'Clock Al FOR fln fnfor
nation The City Record fer sale at No. Cry Hall
N0FICE.-PrOpOsaIs will be received mt the
IN oee q the Department. Of Public Charities ami COrrec
Ne 6s Sdave uatit May 70 1880 Tor groceries, hnur
and BAY. Eog fa iufonatDD. City record for sale a
Ne eCf1 HAD.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals for furnishing
IN forase WIN be rseeiyed ct M oee o. tbs Fire Depart
163 and lb1 Aereerat. unui Nay 26 1880 FOT fall
particsirs see Gity Rscogd tI sac AZ No CITY Hall.
N0TICE.--Sealed proposals for the erection
Nv II Laundry saildlhE a. CheFy Hospital BiaekVeWs
received IL the 0Elo1 TIE
pubic Charities ana Corrections rptl TUESDAY, Nay
25 leSo Fra ts Df0rmatlon -Cfy ReeOr" for sale
GO Ke. City Hail
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feaal Notires.

49,
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
IN County OF New.York JAMES N. BROWN. sole ex.
deceased plaintiG AGAINST JOHN NJ. BUCKINGHAM.
ALICE BOCKINGHAM, wife Of JOHN d. BUCKING.
HAM individually, and trustee and guardian VI SUSAN
deceassd SUSAN HoRNER and GEORGE ]. BARLOW
(tenantl defendants-SummonA-To tho named e.
hereby TO the complaint
IN thus acton ard 70 serve copy OF your answer on The
ns summons Exclusive Of sSo dss service and N case q
against yos ~ Sels isr Inc sesi aalssadsd IN sss cum
Vant-na'sdJ 6seH9 M isTf p,p,. A,,s.,v
once address and ofcs NO. Uf Weilas New cts
To the defendant UsAH HQRNEn Ths forecong s1Tlt
mons seryed uRogyou, BY puhcatoa ardr
Ss q me a q dated ne q e T
$780, and hed with the complaint In the sce Il ts
Clark Ct tho City and Coanty Of NewYsrk % tne Co9yt
House In SAID city, Dated February IL. i85a.
P1e 1awsSSa NJ WHITING f'an "a w. 1nsses1s
CUPREME COUaT.-sAMUEL N. CHAM
- aEhs plaintiff: sgstnss JOIN W. A0SLsQ a4nY
YORK County. 10 Ihs ssevensmsa 6assadsns; Yea sss
hereby snmnaoned and required % onswer The Complaint n
this action and 70 sesye copy 81 yosr snswer On e ps
as atsrney vi shn twenty eass sssr the ssryee hSeec
aaswer. udsIasls wa DO tassa agsnst ygu b. az&lll1
r. T. PHiIs1doT. pslllla 8 zssirsss, :
once and post oifee adarssss Ne. ucx Eesnass
To. JOHN W. MONTGOMERY ssQs TIc iSsexoins -
mons Ia served you w3nout che se{s 81 &ewYsr p1
suant 70 an order & Ahram Lawrence Of to Juscsa
sS' e iss& ana s sS ~ asa %
tho qfoe Of the Clerk o. the cty ana County a HsW5Sek
ana ~ ne s;etse f NsS<ssrx H kSx1n4QzxAT
AtAo ss"""A Asses1sS - <zsaata1f
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q WIChF5,
CAPITAL &5yOO0OOO. shares, $40 each UnassesssDle'
Present price, e3 0O.
OFFICERS--PresidenL w. w. Wckes, Vlco-Prest0ent'
Michael snow; Secretary. r. T. Brooke
DIRECTORs-W.w Wiekes A. s. Barnes. Aianson TTask,
T. NJ Sheldon Michael Snow, NewYork s. T. Hauser. Cole
nFPIcE IN AND ~ WALL, STREET
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Cost aHo fouHo.

4 OST.-Bank book No. los. 972, of the Ger
III man sayt1Es Baah, SSu York not rsssefed q the
- bsaS hs'ane = A'''' - -'-'' 'D' 10"
n OST or STOLEN.--Bank Book No. 1889,
II ISSUED BY GERMAN sayngs Rans n the Ctr Of Nex
esTsons are cauIisged pgt 70 negotiate the sanne
"a finder hoaER book via Dle4oe deliver u 90 the
bank n ot resEOFsd within akxy ayS IRON the 2tsh day o.
ALL application viii be made to Le bang Tor new book
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Notice..
LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS La
Sonf Let 1xON

LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS LA
Sept. lst 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim
and secure final entry thereof
said proof to be made before the
Judge or Clerk of Court at A bbe.
vile, Vermilion Parish, on the
9th Of October 1880, viz !:
Marcelin Frederick, No. 1880,
for the lots 3 & 4, and Northwest
quarter of Southwest quarter, Sec.
ton 81, Township II, Sou;hrange
4 East, and names the following
as his witnesses, viz +: Theogene
Touchet, Seveune Conner, Jules
Shexnaider and Olivier Touchet,
all of Vermilion Parish, La.
GEO. BALDEY,
Sept. 11th 80. Register.
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NOTICE.
LASD OFFICE, New Or eaas, La,
Sent. I6 1890.

LA,,D OFFICE, New Or 'eaas, La,
Sept. l6, 1880.
aotice is hereby given that ths
following named settler has flied
notice Of his iateution to make
hua proof ii support of his claim,
aod secure hna entry thereof, saja
proof to be made before the
Judge .r GjesA Of District Court,
at Abbeviile, Verm'iop Parish,
Louisiana, on tie 26th of October
$3.50, viz: Fioest !. - tagne. 40.
42ll, for the southeast quarter of
Section 8, Township u, South
Range 3 East, and Games ;he fol
icHng ~ his Witnesses, w: One
zine Ahsh.Ge, Theophi,e 4 b>hire,
Zeaoa Sicily and s;oise Gnid y,
all of ' ermiiion Paris, Louisiana.
GEo. BALDEv,
Sept. 25'h 1880. R}eg ster.
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Notice..

LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS. La,
Sept. lst 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the
folowing-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim
and secnre final entry thereof. said
proof to be made before the Judge
Or Clerk Of Court, at Ahbeville
Vermilion Parish, La, on the 9Th
Of Octoher 1880, viz:
Alexandra Landry, No. 1916,
for the Northwest quarter, Sec.
ton l8. Township II, Southrange
3 East, and names the following
as his Witnesses, viz: John Alb
shire. jr., Edmond B,oussard, 10.
seph Broussard and Dupre lie.
blaze, snr., all Of Vermilion Par
ish. La.
GEO. BALDEY,
Sept. llth 80 Register.
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Town Council.
August 26th 1880.

August 26th 1880.
At a called meeting of the
Council held this day, there were
present Z: His Honor A. D. Mar
tin, Mayor. and Messrs. Joseph j.
Abadie, Jacob 1saacs and J. 0.
Leg6 absent, 5. Wise.
The Mayor stated that he had
called this meeting Of the Coun.
ell in order to tender his resigna-
tion as Mayor of the Town of Alb.
beville and that they might take
action in regard to the election OF
his successor. The resignation
was received, and ordered to be
read and spread ON the minutes.
To the Honorable Town Council
of the Corporation of Able.
vile.
Gentlemen
As will be, within a few days,
a resident of the corporation,
l therefore respectfully submit TO
you, this, my resignation of Office
Of Mayor. Trusting that you
will kindly accept the same, l re-
main respectfully yours
A. D. MARTIN.
On motion of Mr.. j. lsaacs,
the resignation of A. D. Martin as
Mayor was accepted.
On motion of Jos. J. Abadie,
Jacob Isaacs was elected Mayor
pro tenn.
On motion Of same, it was re-
solved that a special election be
held for the election Of a Mayor
to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of A. D. Martin,
former Mayor that said election
be held on Monday the 18th day
of September 1880 !; and that the
Mayor pro TEN issue his proclama-
ton to that effect.
On motion the Council adjourn
ed sine die.
JACOB 1sAACs,
Mayor pro temp.
W. B. WHITE, Secretary.
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LAND OFFICE, New Orleans, La,

LAND OFFtCE, New Orleans, La,
Sept. l6. 1880,
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice Of hi. intention to make
haal proof III snppor. of his claim,
and secure iual entry thereof, said
proof to be made before the Judge
o. Clerk Of District Court. at
Ahbeyille. Vermilion Parish, Lou
isiana, oa October 26,h 1880, viz
Valerien Touchet. No. 1853. for
the West half of the Northeast
quarter and East half of North
west quarter, Section 80. Town-
ship IL, South Range 3 East, and
uames the folio wing as bis wit
nesses. viz: Seveune Conner, Eva
risie Conner, Theogeoe Shexnai-
der aud Onez phor Guiiry, all Of
Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY,
Sept. 25;h 1880. Register.
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Chal les College,
GRAND COTEAU, La.

GR.AND COTEAU, La.
Conducted by Fathers Of the Society
Of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
of the Morgan N. O. and Texas
R.R. II miles by rail fIom Ver-
milionville. Beautiful play grounds
and avenues Of Oak trees BULL
DINGS comic, able. CHURCH
new and magnificent, divine SER
vice impressive. FARE substantial
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa
ternaI, cnitivating the heart as
we'll as the Mind. Classical. Sci
en,ific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Book
keeping and Penmansbip. TERMS
moderate. Per Session Board,
Tuition. Wasing $3.50, Bed & Bed
ding $40, Medical Fees l0.-First
Entrance OF matricnlation Fee 10.
of Session lsS08l,
October 4th REFERENCES:
President of st. Charles College
jesuit Fathers, " o.
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Notice.,

The tax lists of the parish of
We erml'ion are now ready at the
Sheriff's Office in the town of Alb.
beville. for inspection and correc.
ton. Tax payers are requested to
come forward Immediately and
correct the same within the time
required by law.
G. B. SHAW,
Sheriff 4 Collector.
Aug. 18th 1880.
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N,tsce.
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La.
Sept. 1st 1889.

LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Sept. 1st 1880.
Notice is hereby given that The
following named settler has fiie',
notice of his intention to make
fual proof in support of his claim.
and secure 6na' entry thereof. said
proof to he made before the Judge
or Clerk Of Court, at AhbeviIle,
Vermi'ion Parish, La.. Oh the 9Th
of October 1880, viz:
Francois Frederick, No. 1856,
for ,he Northwest frac'nl quarter,
Section 81, Township II, South
range 4 East, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses. viz -
1'heogene louchet, Sevenue Con-
ner, Jules Shexnaider and Olivier
Touchet, all of Vermilion Parish,
Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY,
Sept. 11,h 80. Register.
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NOTICE..

LAND QFElcE, New Orleans, Ia,
Sept is. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the
foi'ow'og named settler has f!ed
uotlce OF ci- intention % make
fioal Droof 10 support If bis claim,
ana secure final eutry thereof, said
Q. OF to be made tefo,e the Judge
or Cte k Of District Court at
\ bbeyiila, er,nii,on Parish. LOU
islana, % The 2ttss Of Oc;oher
1881, viz: Eli Montagne, jr., No.
42iZ, for the Northeast quarter of
Section 9. Township y, South
Eange 3 East. and names the fol-
owing as his witnesses w One
zine Abshire, Theoph;ic A bshire,
Zenon Sicily and MoI-e Guidry,
all Of ern:ilion Parish Louisiana.
Gro. BALDEY,
Sept. Is h 1880. Register
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Sept. 11,h 80.
PROCEDURES DU JURI DE POLICE.
Mercredi, II jnillet 1880.

Mercredi, Il jaillet 1880.
le juri de police s'est reuni en-
session reguiere ct scion la reso.
luton d'ajournement.
Furent presents Messrs. How.
ard fpauir, president, Brous-
sard, Primeaux, Trahan, Nunez
ct Vanslyke.
Absent Mr.: Thi' eaux.
Mr.. Vanslyke presenta l'ordon:
nance suivante, qui apres lecture
fut adopt6e.
Une ordonnance pour empecher ct
prohiber la yacance des cochons
dams lie 3me reimbursement de
Ia parnisse VerIniIlon.
SECTION | Ordonne par le juri
de police de la paroisse Vermil.
Ion =; que de cette date, Ia vacance
des cochons est prohibee dams lie
3ne reimbursement de la paroisse
Vermillon.
SEC. 2 II est de plus ordonne ;
que les proprietaires des cochons
trouves ell vacance, ou dams les
ch mps Oh antres encourages dams
lie 3ne ACCOMPLISHMENT de la dite
paroisse, seront tenus RESPONSE
bles en- vers les proprietaires des
dts clos oo encourages Ell te' mon
'ant de dommages que les dts CO.
ahons penvent avoir commits dams
les dts clos on les dts entoura.
ges :; la dite reclamation en- dom
images sujette a etre poursuivi par
devant tout officer competent.
81. HoFFPAU1g, president.
A. LACoUR, greffier.
Art l Reso|u que le Greffier
dn juri de police. donne avis pu-
bile en- anglais ct en- francais dams
lie journal officiel, notifant toutes
personnes tenant de warrants de
paroisse. de scrips ct autres cream
ces contre la paroisse await le Ter
janvier 1879. sont teuns de les
presenter au jnri de police le l3
ao1t 1880, pour etre examines ct
adjuees scion l'acte No. 4q 1880.
Art 2 Resolu que les sonsdils
scat ct soient par ces presentes
NOMINEES CONNIE IN j"ri addition
mel de franc-ternanciers, sous act
9 adopte le 5 avril 1850, savoir
Emile Duhon. David Meaux, Vale
rien O. Broussard, Alcide Hebert
ct John Conner.
Pour les reclamations allouecs
ct ordonnees d'etre payees, des
fonds respectifs alloues, voyez la
partie anglaise.)
Sur motion. lie juri s'est aJourne
au Is aout 1880.
II. HoFFpAU1R, president.
A. LAcoUR. greffier.
CLou IocLcon'o Qoct Smoof