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Brief News Items.

1t is officially stated that NJ. Patenotre,
the French Ambassador 10 China, who Is
now on q special mission at Hue, has tele-
graphed that the Emperor Of AMMAN has
expressed his acceptance OF the principle
OF the proposed treaty with France.
The concession granting the right TO lay
q cable between Portugal and America,
which was obtained some time ago, has
been transferred to ioint-stock enterprise
entitled the American and British CONT
mental Cable Company. The first section
Of the cable to st. Michaels, one of the
Azore islands, will be laid in September.
A Berlin telegram says: Germany's
colonial policy has formed the subject OF
frequent letters which the Crown Prince
Frederick William has addressed to Prince
Bismarck Of late. Apr0pos OF this, EN-
peror William has said: "The last great
work Of my reign is to establish Germany's
social policy. Her colonial policy will be
the duty and the glory Of my son."
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COURT ORDER.

VTIRGINIA-INT THE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MAY 10,
Tbe commonwealth Of Virginia suing for the
benefit OF the Board OF Education OF Viz
gtnfa.. ...........''.s' 'f'
Martha sianard, Administrative de b0nfs non Of
Robert a. stanard, deceased, and Lewis Il. Win
sion. sheriff OF the city OF Richmond, and as
such administrator de b0niS non OF EnIaDetn
Thompson and Margaret Thompson, de-
This day came the plaintiff by Francis S. Blair,
Acknowledgement OF the Commonwealth OF viz
ginia, and fled its bill, and thereupon came tie
defendant Martha stanard, administrator de
bonis non OF X: @. stanard, aecshssu, y hs,
answer The plaintf by counsel replies generally,
and by consent Il Is ordered that this case De
dockefed, and the plaintiff alleging among other
tbings that there was In the hands oil the defend-
ant Martha Stanard. as the personal represen.st.e
ofRobert O. Stanard, deceased, certsin ccrilhcate
Of stock OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, Ne.
1888 dated April z. 1853, for 1880. which was
Issued TO sale Robert &. Stanard as commissioner,
under an order entered In the .scruggs cases" In
The Circuit Court Of ,he CIT, o. oe saosI b,arya
10 the heirs at law OF Elizabeth end Margaret
Thompson, deceased, who are unknown and ales-
ing that said certificate Is now derelict, having
no rightful owner. and asking that be escheated
70 the Tor ee ecn ha q, s rSla-
II any, Of the said Elizabeth and Margaret Thomp-
son. deceased and all others claiming an interest
IN said certificate Of stock, appear hear on The
FIRST DAY OF THE NEXT 0Cl 0BER TERM
and make & % y is hs ord, sn 20
published three months respectively IN the Rich
mond Dtspufch and Washington Post. .asa
NS.Thsm ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Highway Robbery in rrince Georgia. Coun-
~ Collector wayIaid and Relieved ofs13O.
,co.,,,,,, ,o,co Of Tho Richmond Dispateh.I

Highway Robbery in trince 1eorRe-a Yum"
~ Collector wayIaid and Relieved of $50.
fCorrespon dence of the Richmond Dispateh.l
PETERSBURG. June 4, 1884.
Mr.. Allen Temple. the deputy-treasurerr
OF Prince George county, was waylald ana
robbed on the public highway about 9
o'clock last night, near Youngbloods
store, about five miles from this Guy.
He had been out collecting during
the day, and at the time OF the assault
was leisurely returning home. Three
negroes, who were lying in ambush near
the roadside, suddenly sprang upon MIR.
Temple, dragged him from bis horse,
Knocked him senseess with slungshot,
and then robbed him OF between Sl4O and
$3.50 In money and other personal effects.
Their work was very quickly and very ell
fectiyely done. Mr.. Temple was struck
on the right side of the head with
the slungshot and quite severely injured.
When he recovered consciousness the
robbers had disappeared, and there is no
clue to their identity. The stolen money
belonged to the county, and was to nave
been turned over to the Treasurer to-day.
The loss to the county will be promptly
made good by Mr.. Temple. The SUPPOSE
ton is that the robbers were aware mat
Mr.. Temple had been out collecting, ana
that he had considerable sum OF money
about him. Mr.. Temple was taken to the
residence OF Mr.. YoungbloOd, where he
spent the night in much suffering from the
effects of his rough treatment.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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July 4TH.

TULY 4TH. JULY 4TH.
- WAIT AND GO WITH US. 1T WILL BE
THE GRANDEST EXCURSION OF THE SEA
son TO WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY 4,
1884, under the auspices Of STUART LODGE,
No. I4I, 1. o. O. r.. of Manchester. Va.
Train leaves EIba station. head OF Broad street,
at O'Clock A. NJ. Returning, leaves Washington
at O'Clock p NJ, thus giving you ten hours 70 see
the sights and wonders OF The garden-spot OF inc
world, and the PRETTY fireworks and street parade.
No time lost from business. Nothing VIII be ieit
undone 10 make this pleasant trip to all who VIII
participate with us.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.
Richmond TO Washington and return......s2 0p
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg and returD..., oO
Fredericksburg TO Washington and return. oo
Tickets good only on excursion train. Special
coaches for colored people
Tickets for sale by O. It. Merritt and II. A. Jor-
dan, Manchester. and Louis Euker. corner seventh
and Broad streets, Richmond, and the following
committee: j. w. Bergman, chairman; q: W.
Cook, f. :. Moody, A. W. R0undtree, and y. D.
Blankenship. my zS-Ihot
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MECRLENBURG.
The Trial of MIR. A. =. Lee-Acquittet

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BoYDToN, Va, June 3, 1884.
The trial OF Mr. A. :. Lee, for cutting
the attorney for the Commonwealth, II.
T. Thorp, Esq, IN difficulty in the court
house last February, ended here tonight,
the jury only staying out long enough to
write their verdict OF mot guilty."
The Commonwealth was ably represented
by Colonel Walter w. Wood, and Mr.. Lee
was defended by Messrs. George b. Finch
and William r.. Atkins.
The testimony clearly proved not only
that Mr.. Lee die not cut Mr.. Thorp, but
that he did not commit an assault upon him.
MFCKIHNBrRG
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YIrrinfa News Notes.

The Winchester Times says: Colonel
W. w. Glass has sunk an Artesian well or
the Kernstown battlefield, which is por-
ton OF his farm. He reached delightful
pure water at the depth OF 100 feet. The
veterans OF the East, when they again visit
our Valley, will he able to Stake their thirst
upon the very field where wars carnage
ragged twenty years ago.
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We wrote yesterday that the Mahoneite
mot the Mahoneites) on the National COM
mittee had voted for CLAYTON in COM
mittee. 1t was S. NJ. YosT, OF Staunton.
But the record shows that in Convention
he voted against the man whom he had by
his own vote recommended to the Conyen-
ton as proper person for its temporary
chairman. The 1ri6une'S report says that
when YosT, who voted for CLAYTON in the
committee on Monday, rose and cast his
vote for LYNCH, there was more applause,
but this time it seemed TO be derisive.
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NORFOLKS BUDGET.

The Police Commissioners Bring the mayor
Up With Round Turn = Fire In the
Dismal swamp.
Especial telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. June 4.-The Police
Commissioners have served notice on
Mayor Lamb that II he attempts any
usurpation OF power in regard to the po-
lice department they will resist by law to
the extent of bringing the matter before
the grand jury.
The Dismal Swamp is on fire In several
places, caused by the extreme dry weather,
and reports from that section to-day state
that much valuable timber and cord-wood
Is being destroyed in the Bear.Quarter
section. A negro man name Moore was IA
tally burned yesterday.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says the real
sentiment Of Massachusetts, is for CLEvE-
LAND. We are glad to find out that there
Il real sentiment In Massachusetts, for
something.
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The Lima Commercio states that the City
Of Cuzco was taken on the 18Th ultimo
by Caceres. The project OF the city ana
other government officials were made pri-
soners. The Indians taken by Project Mas,
Of Junin, during the encounter at Vilca-
bamha, were tried and instantly shot.
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Deaths.

died. in uenr,co county, Tuesday, June Sd. at
o.Ih - NJ ~ ,he residence OF his son-in-law, Mr..
j. II. Allen, Mr. EDWARD y. CARTWRIGHT, In
The ninety fourth year OF his age. rrr,a
rTbursdayl AFTERNOON ut 2 o'clock. Friends
OF tho family are Invited
Died, June 2. 1884, at her residence; on Churcn
MAURICE j. LAEGHORNE.
Farewell, my loved children dear;
I am not dead, but sleeping here;
was not yours. but Christ's alone;
He loved me best, and took me home.
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The Philadelphia Press says: "The
resort TO LYNCH law yesterday by the Chi
cago Convention will accomplish no per-
manent results" That's the pity Of it..
The rascsls won't stay lynched.
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The Washington Post expresses the hope
that the Philadelphia Record may succeed
in defeating two or three Of the Democratic
congressman from Pennsylvania who voted
against The MORRISON bill.
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Millionaires are posing as reporters at
Chicago. The reporters cannot help it
that there are some millionaires besides
reporters In the country.
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The New York Tribune says: "Thc men
at Chicago this week are 10 make four years
Of the nation's history" The Tribune is
Just about a month "too previous"
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II is said MALONE LYNcH-pin was used
in order to make the black horses pull to-
gether.
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AMUSEMENTS.

RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soree will take place AZ
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at $50
o'clock Admission only by membership or in
yitation-cards. which must be presented at the
door. Members can obtain inyitation-cards on
application TO G. J.. SIEGEL, 42l Broad street
G. +. JOHNSTON. 9lS Main street, or RAMOS Il
MOSES, Ola Main street. 1e DIT
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Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and
IL also =. preparation un2quaIled for the
eradication Of dandruf. 49,
The superiority Of Burnett's Flsyoring
Extracts consists In their purity and great
strength.
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SHIRTS, DRAWERS, DC.

CoUTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
~ FACTORY-The best-equipped SHIRT AND
DRAWER MANDATORY soulb OF New York.
Wecall special attention 70 OH. CUSTOMS DE-
GOODS, tn. ANDERSON,
NH ism sos Broad street
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VIII the Ne,oS and Courier state how
much water the Artesian we'll in Charles
ton Yields da.lyy
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BRIEF COMMENT.

OSCAR WILDE was married on yesterday.
We hope his wife will keep him at home.
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PROPOSALS..


OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CITY GAS-WoRKS,
RICHMOND. VA, June 4, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIvED AT THIS OFFICE until o'clock p. VI.
MONDAY THE 9TH INSTANT
for furnishing these works with CONDENSER
of 100000 cubic feet capacity. and one CAST
IRON sCRUBBER 4'x4'x42' high, y of an inch
in thickness.
Bidders are required to furnish plans and speci-
ications of their condenser, and to complete both
the condenser and scrubber. and place them In
position ready to receive connecting pipes-the
entire work to be com pleted on or before the 18th
day Of September.
The Committee on Light reserve the right to re-
ject any or all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
ie Std Superintendent
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Mr.. /. Carpenter, 4s8 Fourth avenue, N.
Y, who suffered seven years with rheu-
matism, was entirely cured by st. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-reliever.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NlCs. &c.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

NJ 10 -
ASHLAND PARK.
ON THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
EVERY THURSDAY EVkNlNG.
Train leaves Eliza at 1880 O'Clock.
Good String-Band; Large Pavilion; Well
Lighted Grounds and Pavilion. No improDer
characters allowed. No liquor sold ON the grounds.
Refreshments at city prices.
Round trip, SO cents. Children half-nrlce.
Jasper Rowe's cigar-star, Third and Broad; l.. b..
Thomas & Co.'s, Broad stteet; and at the train.
Conyeyances meet the train on ITS return ana
carry you 70 any part of the city for 10 cents.
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARISE)
INSURANCE COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, June 3, 1884.
MEETING.-THE
- REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY viii be
held at She company's office, No. lob Main
street, on MONDAY, 10Th instant, at II O'CLOCK
NJ. WIN. III. MCCARTHY,
te3I2t Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

TINTED ORDER OF HONOR.-A
u lodge of this Order will be Instituted by me
at Druid,s Hall. corner Seventeenth and NAN
streets, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the lin IN
staut at $50 +. NJ. Those on the charter list who
have been examined win please be present. Any
one DESTROYS OF uniting with this lodge as charar
members will petse call on DIR. Wlllams' iOo'f
south Pine street, or Or. william +. Farrar Broad
between Twenty-thIrd and Twenty fourth streets,
or at the hall on night OF organization. For any
information desired. call on me any day te1cep,
Saturday, al Cohen Brothers, 401 east Broad
street. M0Eh ANbLE- ID g T.
lie 5-Th& Su2t
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"OUR BOYS"
MUST BE CLOTHED, and as we are widely
known rs the
"CHEAPEsT HOUSE IN TOWN."
why. not bling the little fellows direct here
where you can rig them out in styles different
from anyone else, as we have many.handsome
and unique patters not to be had elsewhere In
Richmond
In our unrivalled
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
we are showing not only the good and prstty
staples, bat the
MOST ULTRA STYLES AND NOVELTIES.
We make speciality Of
CHILDREN's RICH, FANCY;AND ELEGANT
DRESS SUITS.
KNEE AND LONG PANTS SUITS
we are displaying every shape and style for. dress
and play At prices that rarely ever fail 70 please
We always give liberal MENDING PIECES
and an EXTRA SET OF BUTTONS To match
nearly all of
OUR BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS.
EVERY ONE PLEASED.
The FINEST AND BEsT-FITTING CLOTH
ING is known rs
II. SCHWARZSCHILDS,
Marble Hall,
tel corner Fourteenth and Main streets.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE
CONTAINS AN ANTIDOTE

which, 50 far as known, Is used In no other REM
edy. IL contains no Quinine nor any mineral nor
deIeterious substance whatever, and consequently
produces no injurious effect upon the constitution.
the attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
TO cure every case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
or Chil.Feyer, Rcmittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bill
ious Fever, and Liver Complaint, caused by ma
aria. In case OF failure, after due trial, dealers
are authorized by circular dated July /, 1882,
70 REFUND TIE MONEY.
On. j. @. AVER 4 CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all druggists.
fmy i Th26w
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EOR sICK-ROOM MS.
EOR 5 IC K X . . n 8.
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR's CHLoRAL THYMoL PROPHYLAo.
TIC AND DlsINFECTANT

For sale by Druggists. Price 80 cents abottis
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHL0RAL THYMOL PR0PHY.
Tactic Il the best diainfectant thai have ever
sed." [signedI HuxrER McGumEsM n. d
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
: $ a5.s- H 4e
"a PARISH OF VERMILIOE.
? ns.l er .
18th DISTRICT COURT.
~ u s.
Succession of John a, Smith.
j: No Sos.

81 Application Of Lastie Bronasard.
to be appointed curator OF said
succession.
Notice is hereby given 10 all par
tics interested in'the said succession
or having any opposition to make to
the application Of said applicant to
file the same in writing, in the Office,
Of the clerk Of court within ten days
from the date hereof
Given under my hand and seal Of
court .his 10th dav of Au..s.tt 1854.
ALclDE LEELAsc, py Cork
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omcial Directory

Di.,rlc, Judge. nrn.,, ,ov
nitric, Attorney. = u,,n,
c,,,k Of District Court,
va" " LAsrIE BRoUssAnp.
representative. :, y, ~ rncs
Sheriff 4 Tax Collector;
o''''' JOSEPH S. NUNEz.
V0'0" DR.. W. D. WHITE.
Police Jury.
n HorfpAuIn, President.
v.ysLYkE, J. I. BRoussARp.
= a. ,,n',r.ry Jos. TRAHAN,
u.,,,.y l.. THlBEAUX.
llerk Of Police Jury.
VIZ" LYMAN C. LYONS,
'4'''" ELIJAH WISE.
Town Council.
JJ. ABAplE, Mayor.
R. C. SNEDEs, y; n,,o' nuo"eon' NJ
s. WISE. hAsi'E Dhoos'AND
Constable.
1n.t;ee, of the Peace, Sd. Ward
,"'p'' q Vows G. LABAUvE
Surveyors,
n w EDWARDS. II. MONTAGNE
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12 So" i Hampton Morgan.
10 William Cade. II.
On motion Of J FL Putnam,
Resolved that lst road district
be and the same rs divided into two
road district as follows to wit:-
all that portion of said district from
and below the public road at Ewing's
lane to Crosse Isle and from upper
line of j C White to Rice Cove is
hereby formed into one road dis
trict and designated as the l4th
road district and the remainder of
territory above said l4lh district
remains the lst road district, and
that j Alcide Bronssard, be appoint.
ed.
On motion Of Tom Morgan, J
Resolved, that the 18th road district
shall cease at DR. Harrington's upper
line, and the road at Dir Harrington's
upper line TO ferry at Campbells
be called 18th road district, and
that Levi H kibbe be appointed
road > overseer for said 18th road
district. -,... -.
On motion Of Robt Green,
Resolved that Jury Of free holders
he appointed to trace out. and lay
off a public road in the section lines
from Coulee Kinney to Lake Ar
thur.
/. Whereupon the following persons
were appointed a jury of freeholders
Ffor said purpose, to'wit :-AmbroIse
| Mouton, Joseph Lemaire, Arvenne
Hebert, Desire Vincent, Francois
Marceaux, jr, Rodolph Bronssard
Athanase Meaux, Euclide Meaux
Aurelieh Broussard ard William
| Meaux. 3sti
On motion of J T Broussard,
Resolved. that constahles, and JUS
tees Of the peace presenting claims
for approval, shall present detailed
accounts Of all process served with
number Of miles actually and ne
cessarily travelled by constables in
serving of each, with certificate
from the justice Of the peace before
whom the case was tried, showing
the services were aclnall y rendered
and what disposition was made 0!
each case, aud the constable shall
besides give the name Or title Of eacl
prosecution in which the services
were rendered. ...
j Felix Bronssard, comr Of unLrand
ed cattle, presented his report, ane
on motion same was adopted ane
ordered spread on the minutes
Report. s.-.
To the Hon the President and mem
! ~ hers of the Police Jury for tn
j Parish of Vermilion.
J Account of unbranded stock SOLE
J by me, November 1888
:, By sale one beef S ~ q
So" q" searling 5 II
. ess,5Total l. S s6 81
} 70 COW pen s., gathericts s. I o.
j. Bal del to- Parish Treas s2z 81
] E(sjraedr 81 FELIX BRRUssAD, r
! Comr Unnbranhcd Stock
) The following named person
we've appointed commissioners Q
/ Unbranded stock for the rcspectlv
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Jht Msria'onal.
:1a51;aED EVERY SATURDAY.
r.nus OF SUBSCRIPTION
MANI isapvASoE :

,svARtisatisADvAs'r :.
.................- W ae
fia sapy ux months.
Ous copy - ..ndios US five new cash subscribers,
ny ps,sIDa Ipastacs, wl be sa s,,'lsa to copy 'De
abs'ssiosnl bssI gratis. for one year
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on1o.ol - :,.,
orqnred 3.1 q, 10 issue >
" " huen,lng; 4:n, .sHsnef'n .wo
accounts af"c'es iurn'sheu court m
mouse a u, % %
. :, - Inv Ma11'ss ,n ,ss hAs'e''n ',,s o7 Sa q,
Nv ;" W w W.,,;e lJ - r. =. ... 49,
w " nusnnng, hA's0efn at m,'em, an
'a,ve w W " I,,oai; H''a,,,; oou's ~ ao, Wv
y" nue.''"s' nAsne,'n a.ot
.or clapN s'uo oooh ana hank na taa aa
no1lces i -, .,o., ,,o,;,o ,,,.v ~ t;, Hv
~ by''s' e,s'N po''o' Jun,y n,s ln
sa'ary a. = 70 1o's % 81 ov
! 2 D 10 .yoHs' sofissa2t9 10y 20
Jo,y lro4 - av
r Z D Lyons; ,a neepef - Lo..e 80
n1Sse nus: 20 MY w
n'Jan "ise; sa1a'y ,n.y aS PaFtsn nn
treasurer 1ua'a, M 70 ou'y i.e4 70. H.: ' oo w
vosepi, 1ia.la". per o.eln as po',So So
J''U' III uay ai; a"u 'n,'ease ~
t''o"' ,ot sa'a'y 10 .u,e' ~ ~ ~
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a'.s I',,s - ;es ~ 20 * 1 e5,
Aeene' Ge 1o'u' : , o;1. ;o;,o ..,. g % 0sa q;
ueo y nsuns. Ja''el aoo' = 90 90 ee ee
q AlPuoasc 1eo'anc, son' p % ~
a nasso .ao. Daoosei.u ~. n.. ~ un'aa rvan
arosao fees INV oour. no.sg
.yaro;. I ~: ::......;;..:.::,::lso se1e Q -
= : nI. Nunez rspa,r o' lail yaru Yo.p
hu"IaIu naoo"' "ou""s ',nuen ,n "n
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On motion the jury adjourned sub.
ject to call of chairman Of Able
Vile Bridge Committee and to meet
for the transaction of any other
business which may be brought be.
fore them.
IS HOWARD HoFepAu1R, President.
L. G. LYONS, Clerk. sfaE
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.(sjraedr FELIX BRRUssAD,
Comr Uunbrandcd Stock.
The following named persons
we've appointed commissioners Of
unbranded stock for the respective
districts 10 .wil .{a uas4
LIST Dist Dnmc Leblanc, .e,,- .
Ord =, JAS y Williams.
Ard s.sl 'Sfstcomerc Bronssari,
q Al. =" Felix Broussard, sag /
.5,h q ssea John Morgan, e1|
9th 80, Erastusl kibbc and
@ Placide Mouton, jr,
7th :" Homer Dccuir,
II On motion of j T Broussard,
Resolved that commissioners OF un
branded STOCK. shall hereafter com
uenoe The. sale ,oi the same, IN escf
wear, Oh the. lst day OF June ane
continue until 30th day OF Novem
Der, and all laws in conflict here
with be aud the same are hereo,
lrevnked. .
The following claims against 'b
parish we're allowed and warrant
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-08-23
Printer & Stationelr's
Parish g. Dist Atty. ''''
) Sheriff holding Court

. WaElStFdlt, OUt1stdUIe, -0
Physician, Collector -and~As-
SCISSOR ) as aIqd ;"
l. Police Ju'y,i Clerk, .c "A
Constable, Finance Commit.
tee & Treasurer
8 Roads & Bridges q +"
9 Paupers & 1ndigent I +"
TO- Public Schools 2 '
Total 9 mills
On motion the following named
persons were appointed road over
seers for their respective road dis.
tricts, to serve one year from date:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-08-23

T iue d a y&Jul , 9Th 1884.
The jury met this day pursuant
to adjournment, members all present.
On motion of Henry Bartels !:
Resolved that the 9th road district
be divided into two road districts,
the 9th road district to commence
at Perry's Bridge, and end at the
lower ehd Of Grand Marais bridge
including same in said district and
that the lower end shall be known
as the 9Th road district, commenc-
ing at lower end OF Grand Marais
bridge, and terminating at lower
gate Of Joseph NuDez pasture gate,
and that Ambrose Lacour jr, be ap-
pointed road overseer Tor said 10th
district.
The application of DR.. F. F.
Young to be appointed parish ply
sician was read but in view OF the
fact, that article 120 Of the consti.
ton which makes the Coroner of the
parish, ex.afficio parish physician,
the jury declined to take any action
| in the matter. a.
The following claims, salary Of
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