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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

L'excitation relativement a la
situation du president Garfield
s'est ralenti considerablement de.
puis quelques jours. II y await au
dernieres dates un enlargement
pour lie mieux i le president meme
Sc disait plus satisfait, il reposait
plus tranquillement. Pourquoi
lorsque lie malade lui-meme Sc dit
mieux, voudrions nous le faire
pire? Son estomac qui etait tres
irritable, meme au point de ne pou-
voir retenir les ailments les plus
delicats ct les plus leger, s'est
ameliore. Les dernieres bulle
tins annoncent quill await avale ct
garde IN bouillon, ct de temps a
autres il prenait une petite guam
tite de koumiss. Ne desesperons
pas quand lie malade lui-meme est
plein de courage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10
Procedures du Juri de Police.

LIE lundi lime jour de Juliet, A. D.,
1881, le Juri de Police de la paroisse
Vermillon sest convoqu6 conform6-
ment a Pajournement.
E aient present Howard Hoffpauir,
president ct les membres suivants, sa-
voir: Messrs. j. Treville Broussard, d.
Nunez, Severien Primeaux Joseph Ira
han ct Louis Thibeaux.
Absent A. Vanslyke.
Les minutes des deux derniors assem-
blees sont lues ct adopt6es.
Art 10. Resolu qu'une take de pa
roisse de treize ct demi mills (millieme)
sur le dollar (y comprise trois ct demi
mills take speciale pour la Ge6le) soft
ct est par la pr6senre prelev6e ct asses
Sc sur la valeur estimative de toutes les
propri6tes de cette paroisse, soft reelle
on personnelle, sujette etre tax6e qui
Sc ,rouvent sur les roles d'assessement
de cette paroisse pour Pann6e 1881; les
dites taxes doivent etre assesses, pre-
levees ct collect6es scion le budget esti-
matif des, depenses probable de ladite
paroisse pendant Pannee 1881, don't la
publicite eu lieu dams le journal off,
ciel CONFINEMENT q la loi.
NJ. Athanase Meaux presenta une ne
tition signee dun grand nombre des
citoyens do cette paroisse, priant qu'un
enlargement soft fait sur la route du
lime district des chemins public; lec-
ture en- faite ct dument considered.
Sur motion de M. Broussard,
Art 20. Resolu que le lime district
des chemins public soitet est par la pre-
sente change de la maniere qui suit:-
Que Ia on le chemin public touche au
coin nord-est de la terre d'Athanase
Meaux, il devra courir sept arpents en-
tire les lignes paralelles qni separent les
terres du dit Meaux de celles de Bap-
tiste Faux, snivant la ligne Quest ius-
qua qu'elle atteinte Pencoignure nord-
Quest lie la terre du dit Meaux, de IA
alors IL fera IN d6tours courant sept ar
pents, plus ou moins, vers FEst iusou'a
ce quill atteint le grand chemin d6ia
etabli. LIE dit Meaux sengage a four
mir a ses frais la largeut de- terre uue la
loi exige IL est pourvu que Ia paroisse
n'encourera aucune depense par ce chan
cement.
Les surveillants des chemins public
don't le terme de service est expire, ont
chacun soumis un rapport en- ecrit de CO
qu'lls ont fait pendant le terme de leur
service lecture en- est faite ct le depot
aux archives en- est ordonn6, savoir
Ter District, J. Henry Putnam,
5me . Demos hene Trahan.
13me James l.. Pickett.
Art. 80. Resolu que les personnes sui.
vanies soleht ct sont par le present
nominees surveillants des chemins pour
laInee terminant le Ter lundi de Juliet
1882, savoir:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

4. Leguenuec, a il y a quel'
ours joint a sa maison, une
De- NJ. Leguennec est un des
COS de notre village qui ont
l'nces en- petit ct qui au fur
1fe ont gu Sc Greer rne bonne
ln pecuuiaire, VOLTA ce que
aue lie fruit de i'industrie e,
fagalite, ainsi que celui du
Ede leconomie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

lornus, due d'1talie await une
eliare d'adresser ses amis per-
y, vons lisez disait-il, 'qu'on
bus connande de pardonner a nos
hnsrnis,' nais vous n'avez jamais
|Iqufl falait "pardonner a ses
pis.'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

Ia maison de N. Smedes f.lisant
na Ia rue, sera bientot termi'
Aon y travaille avec ardeur
1as ami, Henri Blanc, de con.
avec d'autres charpentiers y
sllle. La couverture est deia
v La facade presente un ma.
faae coup d'eil.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

Dams uN CAFE Garcon, il y
a de la chicorse dams votre cafe Z?
DE la chicoree, oh monsieur,
celia ne Sc fait pas lei. Non mon.
sieur. il ny en- a pas.
-Allons garcon, emportez cette
tasse, je maine que le cafe ou lon
a mis- de la chicoree.
-C'est different, monsieur, il y
en- a, yous pouvez lie prendre. C'est
pour les gems prejuges qu'on dit
quill ny en- pas. On en- met tou.
jours, monsieur.
Eth garcon, c'est ce que je YOU.
lais savoir, merci, donnez moi mon
chapeau que je men allie ailleurs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

pque nous ne soyons pas en-
de chasse, il sen trouve
l'alrie, tells que becs,croches,
fs, ainsi que les canards
Ces gibiers sont faciles 4
Vous men trouverez pas
irons du village, a cause
Rcheresse !; mais au loin,
1rosse.lle ct au Lac Pei.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

1,saTette de cotton dams les
asts parties de Ia paroisse
naI,rant. LIE rendement est
.igsiant. Pas de chenilles.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10
MERIDIoNAL.
Il, par ---E, I. ADDISON.

sstir, aimer, souffrir, Sc de-
|,,r ,.rs toujours le texte de Ia
|aab femme.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10
WIN. MOUTON.
E. /. ADDISON.
ARCHIE YOUNG.
A. LACOuR.


Merchants and peddlers are here.
by notified that I will not pay any
debts contracted by my wife from
and after this date.
A. r. BROUssARD,
Parish Of Vermilion, Jure Alb 1881
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

you.srez grand qu'autant que
,,n, s,.l gentil ct courageux a
n,u.tt,ps passions.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-10

II arrive quelques fois dams la
vie des rois, des moments Oh l'6ti.
9uettc rentre jusqu'au manche
dams son fourreau de sole, ct OH
la verite sans plus de facon, parle
la langue des charbonniers, ct en-
ploie l'idiome brutal de la neces.
site. Ainsi Charles Quint, lie pa
triarche du ceremonial, lie souve.
rain lie plus manchette doree qui
ait jamais porte la boule du
monde, ordinairement en- carton
peint. Charles CUNT surpris a
Trente par l'arrivee de relecteur,
s'echappa a la hate en- croupe SUI
une ane de Tyrol. La necessite
fit traverser Xerces sur un mau
vais bateau, pHellespont quill
await fait fouetter la veille, au lieu
d'y jeter un pont volant. Mais
voici un exemple moderue du
meme genre L'emente grondait
aux portes du palais de Dona Ma.
ria de gloria Refine de Portugal.
Tout a coup la duchesse de Senior
premiere dame d'autours accourut
toute eploree. Voici les factueux,
Majestic, cachez vous vite. Dams
la precipitation les officers du pa
lais n'eurent que lie temps dc pous'
ser la refine. .devinez Oh ? Au
iond dune sorte d'armoire rem.
pile de potirqns, de courges ct de
citrouilles. L'emente ne vint pas
jusque ce sanctuaire, mais lhis.
toire constate le fait.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE REmALyS or A SEA MONSTER.

MARLBORO, n. D., Dec. 13.-The petriled re-
mains Of the large serpent which found III the
mari pit o. C. Herbert at this place, last week.
supplemented yesterday by the discovery Of the re-
mains OF another animal Only large tusks aud por
OF the jaw bone OF the reptile were however found
intact the bones crumblng TO pieces when ex-
posed 70 air The bones found last week all well
preserved and the tusks remarkable for their
and ine natural polish. Professor Samuel Lockwood
gives the following description OF the rcptile I" 1t
monster great bulk. 1t had two paddles wen forward
and two behind the body being short and stout Tho
bones OF the paddles from their size and s0idity nd
cate extraordinary propelling power. The tail was
stout long and serpentine but little atish thus afford
ing great aid in propulsion by scuing movement The
meek long, and yet thick enough to support the head
high out of water while the monster engaged In
dcyouring it's prey. The huge Jaws were armed with
tusks which more formidable than those OF the
crocodile. The lower jaw very singular In struc-
tre and had Joint like elbow In the act of swallow
ing the reptile could enlarge its guet by OF this
and the reptile doubt would have had great trouble in
retaining IN its mouth its struggling prey II ii had
been supplementary Jaw, which used Qs Crap
mel. This armed with small teeth, which were
curved shape aud sharp. As the large Jaws with
their great being opened obtain new
hold the little grapne Jaw held the struggling prey fast
and the movements alternaed until the fish or other
prey forced down the great throat"
The only OF this monster reptile OF the antedilu-
yan age known those found In the mari pits Of Mr.
Herbert and has yet been found for it by tho
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The following busi-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court Of United
States to-day:
No 4-Onginal exparte: In the matter OF the Detroit
River Ferry Company petitioner-ATgument concluded
No bOIginal pare In the matter VI Frederick
don petitioner Argument begun - ...,
NO SIg-Fzekiel iles agt Samne w. Little. Judgment
reversed ana for further proceudings
No i5O-Fellx Collins and agt W. W. Riley Judg.
ment affirmed with costs.
No I40-John Morrison agt Samuel stanaker. Judgment
affirmed with
russioner ct al Decree affirmed each party To Its
30 75s-Elizabeh A. Phillips ct AL agt William p Kerr
affirmed with costs
No. s2O-Jobn w. Boughton agt the American Exchange
National Bank, Dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction.
No 3al-Naroissa Scruggs ct nj agt. the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company Motion 70 dismiss denied
Nos 1919 and 050Kobert Crane executor, and yelling.
Ton Goddn executor agt the Mutual Assurance Society
Virginia for wrts Of certiorau and to affirm DIR.
MED Motions dismiss postponed to hearing tho
merits. -. 49,. r,-,-,- . -,
Motion dismiss submitted
l4S-LOring r. Hawes. agt the contra costa water
ct al Submitted
No $3.50 d. Lamar, executor agt Mary j. C. Micou Mo-
ton dismiss.
mittcd. -. =, -. r,.... r., a.,
mittDa.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Dec. 13.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day before the Hon. Charles Andrews u d. anu as
sociates the following decisions were handed down;
Kraft AIT the Freeman Printing and Publishing Company
Firdng ag Lewis the city OF Brooklyn agL the Ne"-iON
Ferry Company Judgment affirmed with cos's; 80, a.,
Clgr AIT Thompson: Moer ast. Tuska Fowler agi. us
Iiver00 Great Western Steam Company; Sizer agt Ray
order affirmed and Judgment absolute OIueIeu I i0'P'"s
Oh stipulation with costs. , =, , ,,,,,,rr.- o-o-
rule1 with defendant within twenty days
after notice Of the ord on payment ol Costs a ,,s.t,
The Frnsrs and Mechanics National Bank OF Bunalo ag
LOng-Judgmont reversed and new tIlal gahiep' ''' "
IN re- honzo Bradnsr and Others Kelly agt Waterbury,
MrE az The CITY Of BuTaIo-order affirmed without costs
PisT al anrnore; the City National Rank OF Ponghkeep
ale act Phelps; Keefe WarnerMotOn for reargument
"sI j"an at WsteTbury-Motion substitution and for
dtsmIssal of apnea granted without costs.
I'm re- assignment Of Radlke-n0tiOn 10 dismiss appear
granted appellant perfocts his appeal ana seos
provided Ia order
COURT OF APPEALS PRoCERDINGs-GENERAL CAL
ENDAR.
No 3O9-Joshua and another respondents agt me
MAYOR OF John Matthews and another appai'
No 9g%AIonzo C. Yates and others, respondents, agt
CorydOn Burch and Others appellants-Aigued. ~. -.
No. Frederick Ward, assignee etc appehan@ as"
lanes r. Craig aud another, respOndents-Argued
No 7s-Benjamn Whitworth and others appellants asS'
the Erie Railway Company, respondent-Argued o ,.,.
The Court AT O'Clock - M tOOh a rcceSs 70 D. ~
u m and will SIT till O'clock p during the remain
der OF this week IL necessary for the clearing OF the cal
endar Court will hold an afternoon session IrOh
o'clock D. to q o'clock p m. - ,.,
No 39B-Joseph Foxe and Others appellants agt George
W Fletcher, respOndent-Argued H.. -. A.
drew Walsh Police Justice etc. and another respondents
Argued. - -, l,., - rYu,so, p,ysr pan
road Company, appellant ag the standard Oh company re
'The following is the Day Calendar for Wednesday,
DfSs fSs Dos, S77. 1919. 4o2. 8S7, 97o 2s5.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE COURTS.
Observation-Disclosures Il.

SUPREME COURT -on.Msses- -ieId eyIawrencs I-coart
sSs saS sS sS sSs aas 2so ss asi 1885, 49, sss.
SUPREME coURr-oeneral Term Adjourned until De-
sGEhESs cogasrHG Tsssosd .s BY wa Wan rss Worst
suPaRss coURT clRcGTr~PARr IzHeld BY Basrot 49,
HSgT' Ss i5fs RRS1' 1920 iGSg 1913 s 1897 lss M s
sy Ds4SAqs 9 9sa I1G s s 81 1899 s
1857 1908 1904 1912 1915. l56 1859, ii56 1882 1855
1874 1883 1883 Ss iS i22 s 1923 Ias i ss 4ss 1913 as 3
5o6 1435. 1887. 1863 ll27 s4e l2Sl' 1892 loe l4ss
1870 JqSur isfS s sGens ss T. 1922 1922
s5s 1883 is i$Ss 1924 1895 a i$s5 Ss 3ts l2tts iSt
1853 1873 1915 sos 685 i65 656 Si9 l74s 2O s5
'?a srpEaon ERIC TcoUar-sprc TERxHsld by Russell J.
Court opens at 10 Calendar called att a. N Nos.
IS sUfEacS @ 2G co1ar-rmA 1 TERM-PARr LHea sedse,
Sek VIC s JSOgEs & ara opens Sss AS e 4 5sa IA Se 3
So $50 III 5i4, $i7. 63s $75; 654 1873 $50 500 $40
81 Sss 49, ss aa' '4a saS '
PiET heid rgax 5c0gTt Ts SPsns sss "a M
Ssg NSs 'P SIS 4s2 s9 '55 55 Ss @ S o-''' lao
GSs GSHHSs P S :
J-Court opens II Calendar called at II a H. Nes
COMMON pLEAs-rsIlL M-PART LIMeld ,G By Beach
eOur5 7S s7sD SDonss so. e. s5s is4o 1aiS Ss sS ss
i76s ees e2s ic92 1921, 1850 1867 1852 1884, l47s'
igSs III SG 5cSpr, Co , # Il Is9
i7Ss 1880 I742, 1852 1885, 1885, 1884, l747 F4S l75O
MAINE CoURr-TRIAL TEENPART He'd by yg Sheridan b
S0S5s 5s Sse oPssH4is PSs4s sJ5 S5a5 $751; Si5
5637 , 49,. mann. q, IN = -
Nos 57s2 56IG 5752 6329 646l, 5290. 6054 66l0 643
GoqI g32i 5000 $500 60S0 62S4 674 6326 63ZI, 66I3
652g $780, $751; $685. $685. 65S6, $685. 65lo o54l e5i
P1kr IiTHeld by Goepp J0oqrt opens s at ,7 10 ar m
Nos 1858 1869 8lgl, 36i9 G203 699I 3bZI, 5fo3, o2A
5000 400 G44S 1866. 5J9l, 4s39 6546, 657
GESRRAI SFssoNs-PART L-Held by Gudeisleeve j. Inc
b aSt Micbsei Foleg robbery; Guisepp DeecerO, fell
onus assault and battery Edward Long burglary George
Long burglary; Ekward C burglary Dan Lahey burglary
Anthony Krenser grand larceny Richard Eocheiord grand
larceny James Leslie grand larceny; Hattie irving grand
larceny; William White Grand larceny Ann 0GILsn @ @ sr-
cenv fom nerson Sullivan larceny from person. Ber-
Dbv Sniyan larceny from person; John c. Brady larceny
from person Ann Finks, assault and battery. 80 ,...
PART II,-Held by Smyth R.-The feople aRc saIah
Randall larceny from person. William j. ByIh9 Pee. lar-
and battery; Hattie Leah us
orderly house, Jacob Abne misdemeano mary 1ys3oh ex
Cise ton Ms excise Patrick OttersOn excise Johh Les
ter excise; Phillip Wace. excise; Thomas hoters excise;
Iohn Heany excise WaterJ White, larceny rom petsoii
William ~ Morris larceny from person. ues Seaur gahn
larceny Alex seauret grand larceny PaticA Mceonhes
dlarra
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE OPINIONS OF EMORY 4. STORRs.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Emory A. Storrs who
returned to Chicago from Washington yesterday, II Of
opinion that Guiteau viii be convicted. IGe thinks Gui-
teaus and the general dr Of the evidence will
BE- sufficient the jury that ho is not legally
nsane that he knows the difference between right and
wrong; aud that the time he shot the President he
was not acting from any irresistible imUusc. As To
Judge COxs conduct OF trial Mr. StUrrs thinks the
Judge has determined to give the PRISONER the largest
latitude there could be In the record OF
a. Ilfttra
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
Gorporaiion Notifies.
UEPAkIMkNF OF FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAxES


IN Notice hereby given TO all persons who have Qmteh
10 pay for the 1891 20 the Receiver OF
that the shall be paid to HIM &C his oce peo
the rs December next per cent will be eoec,ed
ON remaining unpaid that day. ana unless to
shall be paid 10 him before tho first day OF January
will be charged and collected all such taxes 50
unpaid that day at the rate OF eyenper cent per
annum, be calculated from October "a 1851 the d On
which the rolls and warrants were delivered to
Receivcr Of Taxes. oa..u.,
No money be received after O'Clock ohee houra
from a. H. 10 2p m. MARTIN \. McMAAoSS'-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

COLLECTOR OF OFFICE A5SISTANT.-By
- smart young man, lS; willing and competent ana
can gV good references. Address q. H. c. No 2ll Nes'
A5tl.st..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

nRIVER or USEFUL MANLY a young
man R In wholesale is temperate, reliable ano
has good Address - ALLEN % south lsts''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

COACHMAN.-By a gentleman for his coach
" man SINGLE honest reliable and strictly tempelstS
safe experienced driver hrstcaSs groom thofOugS
understands and carriages understands ga1n
ing can milk furnaces make himself generally usel
W ages moderate MERCHANT, Box lA IT1Dune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

CARDENER-By a practical, energetic mar
VI ried man class in the cultivation OF orchards
general md greenhouse plants, roses, gapeIeS
peaches under gliss and the man gtment OF 80
place best references. Address T. Tribune uptown ONCE
1
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

GROCERY CLERK.-By smart young man
" (a3 city oOuuTy Is willing and not AFRAID OF work
Address L. SCHROEDER No. 2O2 BushwfokaVe Brook
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
Sltnatlons Uantco-- flales.

DARTENDER.-By a smart Young man,
ID (23) is willing and competent and not afraid of work
can give good references Address NJ PHILIPS 4l9 East
7Oth-st.
BARTENDER or P0RTER.-By a smart
ID yonng man. 2S is willing and not afraid OF work can
giye good references Address j. JASPER, No 6S+ Easi
fh.sf--
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

nRIVER or usefulman in awhOlesale honse:-
I'm n vopng man (22l; afraid OF work sni give
good ref+Teucs. Address l.. T0LLES 6Sti-st nj Wcs0
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

MANAGING FARMER.-Age Al, married,
vi temperate, active horoughly experienced IN an
br,nches car produce enaOns from responsible
parties CHARLES IL. DENNISToN, Box So Marlboro,
tfIster n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS URGED.

Competitive examinations must DO adopted, because
the system OF pass examinations has proved utter
failure Examinations Of this character required by
law for admission into the departments ut Washington.
But thoy arc not uniform; they have consistency
Neither the scope Of tho examination, the Office OF
the examiner, nor the persons who may apply are de-
fined by law rule AL such questions left to the
head Of the department. who usually condes their de-
termination 10 q subordinate. Under the demand for
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

MAN and WIFE desire charge of city or
WI country residence have had charge ofl5 hrsclsss
dress DISGNGAGED Box l00 Tribune Uptown Once l25S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-15
gtnOt Baltimore.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-15
0etmtId1te 9cpcTdDen outs glcsUs
TaOPf.


Rew 9ort, II. Scptbr. - DC Ioltjti
iibcrrumpelte beute bic gstllt Orsicr Bool"
Gerfdufer an Der 8arclauitraBe mo pcrbaite.e
90 @igcnthiimer uuO &lerf5. Die 9eiaugca'I
ItellteI ie $1,000 8iirgidait iiir ibr @r.Acnca
Uor @CTidlt.
- 8unbt8 zGommiiidr Osborne tntjdieO
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