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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

E-~iNldend
Goy,runen, bond. were auct and only steady aga
the bids for the - Il lower thaH Ne.A ~ .cn,
market for railroad bsnds generally va, ~ w.. cIosa
thy with Tao share market Erie HecOnu eD',os - Gs
with gaia Of s. Missouri Kansas and leiS soha :. 49,
a gain OF 2, Fast Tennessea, NirFn!a Ahe snJ no
sos 4, Missouri Paclao cOnsols 3, Denver sIs 80
Grande cohsolsG y. and Texas and PAclhc lncouo' -
hrsts, lilo Grande division, ~ per cent $500.
The following were Saturday, quotations TOT uh'i'''N
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

In the American Association struggle the race -.
o,ortl close 10 make the games interesting The Met
ronotars are arst four games ahead OF the columbus
and Louisville clubs second Cincinnati fourth anu ~.
Louis nth only victories behind the Celunnus hi
Keefe and lynch are pitching in fac form anu are pes
well sgpported Veterans think that me MeloPo'J t
ought to held the lead the end The games 10 ud'e
leave the clubs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

$25, 1929.
The subTreasury on Saturday lost on balance
Sis6,07s made upb by losses OF s32.4g currency AID
Sl530Sl coin. The days operations covered Receipts
Ss09,Ol3; payments S965.O0l; currency balance
$0,4Oo,557j coin balance, sI21, s70.745.
The customs receipts reported WashiD gos Saturday
were S57i,0s6 and tho internal revenue receipts were
fi06655 The United States Treasurer receive
$40 900 National bank netes for redemption, and the
receipts for the week were follows:
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COURT CALENDARs-rHIs DAY.

sursEMs CoURr-CHAHBERs-Befors Van BrunI j-Ne@
IA rs 10 % 70 So 90 S. 81 3d. o. o. % l0 40 10Y
i5l l!2 ~ 49, ist bts lS5 lS2 5sS bIS isa ~
2oe seo 2g3, 2e4, 295, 296, 297, 800, 293, 500.
etARoGATEs CoUKr-Rsniaa s.-Estate OF JAnstte U
BfapdAgeE liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

Iferpe,o at chicago NTH Augt BsH9at eight years chair
man DspOcTd tfc National Committee
"IwIl take the stat Of NeN-IOrk, and IN Ike IN
trac TO c.rry II for Biyard. II do not viii rt i
S25O.OOO Clev lands nomination means Blalnes elcC
ton"
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CAN'T CARRY OHIO.
EIeqr johnson, partnrr of cor

EIcqr Johnson parrr Of Hoady Of Ohto in IN
terUtstg Ia chicago Times.
There three men we cannot carry Ohio with, and
tley are cleveland Bayard aud Butler. II is all non
sense trying do anything IN our state WITH BSyafd
We have too many 80 ders in both parties Cleveland
would not attract the independent vote ia Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

INarue-Chicago Vs. Detroit AZ Chicago Buffalo vs.
Cleveland 40 Buffalo: New-York VA Boston at Polo
GrouDds NeW.Yorki Philadelphia vs.. Providence at
Pnlndclpha American Northumberland Va
Louisville al Cincinnati; Toledo W. lndianlpolls at
Toledo, Metropolitan Va Allegheny al Metropolitan
PARK, Athletic vs. Brooklyn Pm adephiai Baltimore
vs. Washington at Baltimore; ST. Louis vs.. Columbus at
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

The market was less satisfactory last week than
Oh the preceding week and prices Yielded Of cent per
gallon The close made at "a cents lApei tosv IL
Newly ork and ia cents Phiade phia and Baltlore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

Some interesting games will bc played thls week. At
tho Polo Grounds today tho Boston and the New YORK
League clubs will play while Jueeday and NcNnca
day ihe Now York and Providence clubs viii play The
Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs VIII play at washing
ton Park nrooklyn on Tuesday. Wcdus may aud Thurs
dry, The Brooklyn and Baltimore cuba Will play on
Friday aud saturday
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A TORN GARMENT THAT WILL BRIGHTEN THE


y,s ,ss-A IN me Democratic National Contention ny T.
" CpaTqiags Of AssgechUS'rS
We want 10 place the garment OF success upon our hon
nee Ii must not be sIch rent and tdttered gIilnenl
a. Eev,-YorE nreseptS . . II you try pat the torn
rent Of New ork on the candidate of the Denocrtuc
party YOU have lsst the country and you nave oasAeu
the labor vote. lApplausel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

The speculation in cotton was affected by the
On OF stock IN slght (nOw 23j670 paes against 322OOO
Dales al hls date a' year, by The small receipts aud by
contradictory repOrs concerning the growing crops
that although prices for futures 1ucuatlngstr0nS
and weak & rnacly-they close with fna advance OF
points Or this and from to IL points tr the next
crop SCOT cotton was dull ana closed weak at I'M
changed quotation Of II cents for Upland Mddings The
Iports fsr The week $500 ba"s more tnau for the
week o. 1888, out from septemOc. 10 date they have
ocen S32OO loss than for the preceding year Inc sas-
lcs ar ~ rpiOW- The rece az tle ports last week
were 800 pacs agdns S.296 bales for tae stm5 we
SiS0l Isl bales this year, against 593343O bales last
wear the exports Of the week were 2oJI2 bales against
l43is bales Tor the last aud the tUas since SD
tcuOer are Sl37S9 bales this year. against 463bOJO
uale. last year
mo change" IA the quoted condition OF the iron
markets. Business Is dun, and the supply keeps fully
with the demand with 100 anthracite furnaces ont
Of blast Nothing In steel rails anI no reports OF
~ es at lower prices than those quoted week atD-
81 S2S 30 at mills. The anthracite coal trado Ia du,
yet the Reading Company reports small stock and largo
orders ahead and adverse to sODpags Of product ia
August which ~ the ether companies think neces
ably VIII be determined In q day or two. The output
thus far this Ia 100000 tons less than Tor tho Same
time In 1888
Tho money market ~ tho Stock Exchange presented
the general features " abundance for daily wants,
and ranged from 70 2ig. principally ~ per cent
At bank there little more lbcrality exhibited to
ward borrower "l with nystclts7 securities as col
lateral. rates shaded ~ per cont,
but amOng u.trunts ted IN mercantile paper there was
little or no change In thu situation. Yesterdays BANK
statement ah wed further additions b. the cash reserves
that hcy reported at tho before urquacd SUM OF
siO1U2 800 moro than $40 900 900 greater than tho
associated banks lyxregttcd capital Tho total rc'oryos
now sG7-e 500 greater than AZ this data laat year
aud tho surplus reserves hrs E2 4Hs4OO greater NcHtrr
days statement compares VITA Tho statements OF tho
corresponding dates Tor tho preceding Two years "a fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

wORKGNGMEN FURIOUS AT CLEVELAND.
rom cre'e'o at ch'eego U,h d. AU"V0ra' De'eSa'e'a
"Ihave lust returned hon visit to New-York. where
went In order to better sform myself Of Cevesnds
find how feeble be was In Ncw-York CITY. found the
wofkingmeR furious at the mcntioa Of bis name The
street car employees were especially So
How do you account Tor this ~ ,,, ..so,, .,,o.,
ear labor sixteen twelve hours Ibis has turned
1000 'treetcAr employees against i'm sondly'
"Not AZ all IIs veto Of the fivsirent Railroad Faro
on has turned the vote Of thousands OF worEsgnen
with doR't think that he can carry New ok Cy OF
even Buffalo"
no TRUE DEMOCRAT CAN SUPPORT HIM
fo" me R'eh's'er Cni9n W" IgresP' p9'''' 0'''''
The veto Of the Five Cent Fare bin against and d.
policy Tie constitution OF tho state OF Sew-YOrk
declares a. condition precedent OF inc torins-
% pofsuens that the charter or every corporation
tssi be s.d sus.ct 10 alteration Tsm time 70 time or
i 10y the iawmaking power; and tho Court Of Ap,
.he n'ee states have affirmed the right OF the law.
s.rnf power 70 so alter repeal Every engagement
-. mo ana every contract made, ny cOrpSThu0A
,ssd by tho state Of New-York Ia subject TO the eHeN
y,,or 'n making power The constitutional ressI
sh ano Of any sucA contract The principle OF the veto
theory thst c.rmorsS,ors ar. A. tbs .stnre f
.ync bet ween the state aud the corporations, and that
The corporations pot the state are master There Ia not
~ ant'menoPolst-there Ia ret true Democrat IN tse
lea states wac approve OF that veto and doctrine,
S.a support for public Office any man Who approves OF
NOT A BIG ENOUGH MAN FOR PRESIDENT.
80 tfoia Boston Pilot (Irtsh Democratic 0rssnJ
Cleveland represents the narTswes and most selfish
Class IA American social and public life lie IA Of those
nho dstTust tae common people Ne advises only with
tRs wealthy and the conseTydrs Of wealth. . The
"0Ikingmea OF his state dislike and dstrust him,
and Will vote for hun. lie knsws ROtHing OF impor-
tant public LIE or men lie has not a single quality
parse enough to lit him Tor the Presidency Of the United
etates.
WILL LOSE THE STATE BY $4,000.
OpGfe sent 70 chicago Communion bB george H. LGphafn
kHOiOH Democrat.
Penn YAS, July The Hon william Purcell: am
earnestly urged to telegraph ~ relax yeur Efforts
WI " use al honorable means 10 prevent the nomination
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Gamo. Lost j. IL 10 ~ 20 s 81 85 Al az AZ 49,.

only four games have to he played before the Long
Isaad amatuer chimDionship season Is over. Inc
games won and lost TO date are as follows;
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Bid Asked

The Clearing House statement on Saturday was as
.ouey, Exchanges, S54l4s.3s9 balances sAASI'a's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

MINES AND MINING.
SALES AT TIE NETWORK nIyIYG EYCHA NGE
NEW-YoRK, July 20, 1881
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. WILL LOSE THE STATE BY 10000.
DSp0e 10 CHICAGO CONTENTION bg george H. LGphain
stLknOtOH kSaocTst.
fESN YAS, July The Hon. william Purcell: am
earnestly to telegraph you relax yeur Efforts
wi " use al honorable means TO prevent the Nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

The foreign eXcbaaz dun aud ar one time weak,
blt hey partially recovered and closed steady At S4S24
and ~ Stt respectively for long AID short sterling
the domestic EXCHANGES continued 10 rue IN taYOr OF
NewY or showing pOstponemcnt Of an Interior demand
for crop movements.
was favorable 20 higher figures. The bulls haa the
syng OF the markets and tney never once permitted re-
ot,o ,vortbv Of m. name Before tie end the DISPOSE
on discount the effects OF Dg crops and aTSe toGnASes
becasne almost universal among tl9 prOieSsisnai
speu4tors and those who did not Join IN the general
opinion held aoof and did aot attempt to stem the rising
tide The business I'm SOCKS not large for so acye
rnarketi but it amounted 10 L9J2,sol shares AGAINST
233 $50 for the preceding week. There were Only SIX
stocks the dealings in wnicn amounted 70 as muen az
100000 each, but those SIX stocks together con
tbuted l3t2 500 shares 10 the total Inc story OF tne
weeks dengs ia stocks IL best told by the suNohes
table which I'm addition 10 showing the extreme range
nrcrs thrtytwO active representative STOCKS anu
the final advances for them for be week also SLOWS the
advances from the lowest prices IN the month VI Jue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

BONDS depOsIted Tor circulation during the "erk'
Sl.67s1OO; bonds Withdrawn during The week
el,s6i 400; National bank circua ion outstandl1e-
currency notes. 1897 s9jO70; god notes, S596,3l4.
Ag4ins- these the Treasury nod IN Llwm moneys
$50 26649O follows;
For red mptloH OF notes OF banks reducing crcu 80 go,
5,40Sl23
notes banks IN liquidation ........-.. II 9s2 59l
uo.es o failed bank -.............. 915776
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads Of Chicago OF hour
and for the ended last saturday, IN
comparison with the same week Of 1888 and 1882:
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The United stat es Treasury holds 1892 s4s 600
Cnted.aes bonds 10 secure National Bank note cireu-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-08

the taxable property Of the Corpor-
alton OF Abbeville Fol, the year 1884.
That said taxes when collected
shall be divided into two funds, as
follows: On the generai fund, four
mills on the streesandabridge fund
six mills. ..or,s,.. = ..s..s.,.n- i,
The Mayor appointed Mess. s
Wise aud and R c Smedes on the
Finance Committee and Messrs L
Broussard and o Bonrque on the
street and Bridge Committee.
On motion The street and bridge
committee were authorized to con.
tract with the present bridge keeper
to keep and attend to the bridge
at present rates Until the lst Mon.
day of October next. d.. -.
On motion the council adjourned.
Jos. j. ABAD1E, W. B. WHITE
Mayor. s Sectv.
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southerly direction along and on the
western line of said Aladdin Vincent

southerly direction along aud on the
western line of said AladinA Vincent
and the eastern line of Eloi Simon
thence same direction along aud On
westefn.line of Jsscph E Broussard
and Oniel Trahan and the eastern
line Of Robert Boudreaux, thence in
a westerly direction along and in
southern line of said Robt Boudreaux
and the northern line of said Oniel
Trahan thence in a southcrly direc-
ton along and on western line of the
aforesaid Oneil Trahan and the east,
tern line OF. Cesairc Broussard thence
in a southcrly direction running a.
bout 2 arpents on land Of Adolph
Dupuy, until it reaches the Abbevillc
public road near.sthe bridge near
Vaierien Dartez, and further we as
sess damage Of five dollars in favor
|of Adolph Dupuy for cutting his
land and we further agree that
Jules Guidry, Jarfassin aGuidry, J
E Broassard, aud Robt Boudreaux
be allowed TO. Keep their fence on
the said road for two years from lst
of January 1885,. they not having the
means to inclose. Otherwise, dated
Sept 3Oth ApIsS4, respectfully sub
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361sz arpentse OF land, Bounded
north by Edmond Derouen, 'sohlh by
Eloi Harrington, east by Buclido
Broussard and west b, Joseph W.
Dooley Eighty a'pents4of said
land suciosea, apd thcafollowihg i'm:
provements,y consisting Of a Dwelling
house. kitchen, two corn cribs, sta
bles and llcn:Eionsc. Also the pres
ent crop Of about 800 barrels of
corn and 100 barrels. Of potatoes
Farming implements, also two hor.
ses, two mares and q fly. T..
rgaFor further particulars apply tc
80 -. F., o. BELANGER,
Oct. 1i'S4. near Crosse, lie.
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Filed Oct 9th 1884, 50 81
l.. c. LYONS, Clerk P. J.
70 the Hon the president and mem:
bers of the Police Jury in and
for the parish Of Vermilion. ~.
The undersigned jury Of fresholl
ders appointed by your Hon body
to la7 oil a public road in the tenth
ward in said parish beg. leave to
present the following report of the
iaving out Of said road to-wit:
+ We started said road on the line
dividing lapds of Joseph Bonhommc
and Albert Broussard, thence in a
soutllerly direction along and OH the
west line of the tract Of land pur.
chased by Felix Braussard at Sher.
ifs sale for taxes, and the eastern
lines Of Olivier Levy, Mariane Char
gois and Jules Fusilier safho diTcc-
ton along and on the western line
of ia a-rasin Guidry and the eastern
lime of j ules Guidry. same direction
laloug and on the western line q
, Duplcsis Tgahan, and the. eastern
line Of madame Lazard Brohsaard
If thence in 4 westerly direction
along and OH south line Of said Mrs
kLszard Broussard and the northern
line ofAladiu VINCENT, thence III a
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n 0 T | c E.

70 those who have anything in
n sae line Of House painting, Paper
hanging old furniture reftting, such
q cleaning, vanishing. uphoslter-
hg, &C., sign painting q speciality
v,il 60 in the country to do such
vo'k IS may be needed in that line,
s ziIa.is'actlon gaarranted, or no pay.
= can always be found in the towa
B Ahbeville or address P. 0.
e !bsofs7, Abbeville, La.
sept.27.S4. : 'ND0'''
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Balance on hand S 5l88
Filed Oct 9th 1884, So. /
LC LYONS. Clerk P. j
IN motion n H Bartels:

~
p On motion Fl Fl BarteIs; sa.g
BEeit resolved that the sum of
Two thousand ($2OOO) Dollars, be
appropriated and set aside out of the
surplus funds now in the Parish
Treasury to meet payment on the
bridge to be constructed across the
bayou at Abbeville, and that a
further sum Of Two Thousand dol
lars be appropriated out Of the mon.
eys to be collected on tax rollof
1884, for further payments to be
made on said contracts, said suDs
to be drawn from the treasury, as
payments fall due, in warrants to be
issued and signed in the usual form
| by the President and Cier K Of this
body. 5ss
Resolved that the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars be appropria.
ted for, the purpose Of, building a
bridge across Marceaux's lake, said
amount to be paid when the lnhabl.
tants of that section shall raise suf'
ficient amount to complete the same.
$40 On motion Of j II Putnam.
Resolved that a committee Of two
members Of the police jury rand
three citizens be appointed by llle
president, to ascertain what would
be the probable costs Of constructing
a bridge across bayou Vermilion al
Perry's Bridge, and report on same
at next regular meeting.
Wherenpon the following persons
were appointed on said committee e
J H Putnam. as chairman and y !
Brousssard, Hon Adrien Nunez, J J
Abshire, Sr, and Emile Thibodeaux
and that they be notified Of their ap
Report Of .jjnry Of freeholders wa.
read. adopted, ordered filed, ane
4 spread on the minutes, and roads
therein laid off declared to be public
roads '''''
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a, ',o,Mciai Directory.

,istrict Judge. ..r
s,tr;ct Attorney. ,
.l'SSsn ''s'1Si ROBERT G. sMEDEs.
.' e'erks X . L,.srrr BRoussAPp.
REPRESENTATIVE, ,
ss,,;f &Tax Collector:
: o"''' - - JOSEPH s. NUSEz.
Wy ~ i~ np. ". n. WHITE.
s,a bss Po,ice Jury.
o. Il. HorrpAuIn, President.
1 VAysLyKE, J. T. BRoussARD.
{ : y,hturArx. JOS. TRAnAN
! :, ! vs,Sz s i. TH1BEAux
Clerk Of Police Jury. ~ ...t.
LYMAN C. Lyons
Parish Treasurer, L..
.~g. Ie.4r ELIJAH WISE.
~ Town Council w
4 JsJ. ABAD1E, Mayor.
7. C. SMEDEs, y: boURQuE
3 WISE, LAsriE BRoussARD,
Constable.
,1o,tiees Of the Peace. Sd. Ward
l. r. Lyoys r g. LABAUvE
Surveyors,
", ". EDWARDS. r. MONTAGNE
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T.. C.aTYoys. Clerk p. J.
aa7On metionof CD n Putnam,8
Resolved 1tliat the president Of the
police jury beyauthorized to contract
with parties lorsihe keepingjspf the
ferry across the ,bayon, al. Abbeyil|e
during the construct ton Of the Able
WHO bridge. efs aasa asa&sa o.
Cn motisn'o Robt Green.
S1,csosvedfR "a enmmittceGf FREQ
holders ishe ai,peiuteti 1oAay pff and
trace a public road from Perry's
Bridge to Apsuste Marceaux's TO bc
run on the township line.
The following persons were ap-
poinfsd ON said commitieca and in
|s,ruoted to- asscss ano sdainages.a
Roht Green. Ro,lolph Broussard,
Levi ! Le,nairc, Laurent RaseurI
Frapcois Marceanx, Lufroy Mayard
Fanl William Ramscva as&
~ Daf motion Eesol vel.g
n That hessum i 1881 2olI00 be
appropriated to- pay the Judgment
in favor of Mrs Kcsiah kibbe admS
Evs the parish II vermi1ion.u this be:
! ing the faincipal,, interest and all
costs..zssliis = a'ssssfs.ssis asossiaI
f. 3Onamotio,sihe jury sadiour9ed to
FIRST Monday Of November 3sISS4
Howard, HoFFpA UfR, president
| ~ n
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- his :
Eusebe n Hebert,
mark
Columbus Broussard
sf his g3,
Duplesis N Trahan
49,, mark /
NJ. Villie!n, : So [
~ Il - 81 =.

~ f DupleSls ~ AFHuan,
es t aeaI 81 ,,,,,aa mark i
Ia -. Felix Broussard, !
: Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 3Oth day of Sept A D 1884.
ao [Sigaed) ssJ.T. BRoussARD,
y. ~ s.. 4th, Justice Of the, Peace.
To the Hon. the President and mem.
bers Of the Polio Jury il and
for the Parish Of Vertnilion. SOS
Gents I'VE, the undersigned
jury of freeholders, appointed by
your. honorable. body on the 18th
day of Sent 1884. having first been
sworn, beg to submit this our report
which Is follows: Or @at .aas -.
~ Have met or this goth day OF
September 1884, and.traced out the
troad.referred to in the extract furn'
ished in manner and form as speci-
fed therein, which road shall begin
at or near Olidon Broussard store.
on the west side of Vefmillpn bayou
running west on the land of the said
Oiidon Broussard, thence northwest
on land of Gleomerf Preiean,s thence
west on, the Land Of. said !G!eomcr
Prejsan about 70 acres in the same
direction along and on the southern,
1.-The ot Onezime Trshan kandson the
northern fl;neaaof GleonnerssP Prejean,
Anonciads Catalan and Olidon
Broussard, .aud then, in a north west.
erly direction on lined between lend
Of Onezimc Trahan and land Of JOS
Bonho,nthe, thence sin o. southerly
direction along aud on the western
line of Joseph Bonhomme and the
eastern line Of the tract Of land pur.
chased Albert, Columbus and J T
Broussard, from succession of G J Z
Broussard. and thence in q westerly
tdirection, and on the southern. line
of said last named tract and on the
NORTHERN line Of Olivier levy same
direction on the southern line oI
Columbus Bronssard, and On the
northern line Of Joseph Clark nntil
said road reaches the public road
leading from Abbeville to Lafayette
parish and to follow in the aforesaid
Abbeville road until Il, teasG0 the
1 southwest corner of Maurice Vii
l;en,s sland. and thence in a western
direction along and ON the southern
line Sesenne Meaux and northern
line Of John Clark Sr aud Olidor
Prciean. sadfe direction. along and
On southern line Of. Lessin Meauz
thence in Q same westerly direction
along and on the. south line Of Al
eide Duhon and the northern fine Q
Lessin Coger, thence along and Of
the southern line Of Theogene Mean,
and the northern line of ,Syphroyel
Trahan, same westerly direction
along and on the southern line 0
Hypolite Lege and the northern lin
Of the public school land.sss5
We further report tha T all tn
owners of land OF, either side Of salt
road have claimed no damages an'
j we have assessed none. -
/ Respectfully submitted. .a@s
i lsignedJ Reiny Broussard, sl
4 sf2=aas Maurice Villien ,tasa
/ aga - zs~,u ss,, ,es bis A.. -"
~ssw =. Eusebe 81 Hebert;;
azaE ~aa Felix Bro Brou.sard,
w Es gs'rsq zs5,s} g his 81 s5aa
/ .7 ST Duplesis q Trahal
uf-4e va-. i, marx .-s:
-. Columbus Broussaro
Filed Oct 9th 1854,
l.. G. LYONS, Clerk P. J.
e TO the Hon the president and men
}, bers of the Police Jury in an
for the parish Of VermiIlon: 4:
? The undersigned jury q frcgho
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to tlie greatest ease aud advantage
of the inhabitants, and. with as little
prejudice to enclosures. as may be,
without favor or affection, malice or
hatred, and to the best Of our skill
and knowledge: So help 'us God.
1Signed)et - Re,uy Broussard, /
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-08

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i I'VE DO solemnly sy5ar that We
y W. la ont the roa ads i'eetad 10 ise
0 laid out Tby the pei &C lnry Of the
D parish of Vernhilion by resolution
0 tofsaid body adopted Sept IS, 1884,