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Pete MILESTONE and the Mail RoY.

Pete Milestone, of Arkansas, was
once travelling on horseback through
the interior of the State, and called one
evening to stay all night at little log
house near the road, where entertain
ment and the postOtfice were kept. Two
other strangers were there, and the
mail rider rode up about dark. Supper
being over, the mail carrier and the
three strangers were taken into small
room, furnished with good fire and
two beds, which were to accommodate
the four persons for the night. The
mail carrier was little, shabby, dirty,
hard-looking wretch, with whom none
of the gentlemen liked thOidea of sleep
ing. Pete Milestone eyed him closely
as he asked:
''Where do you sleep tonight, my
lad?
"l'll thleep with you, reckin,"
lisped the youth, cor with one o. them
other fellers, don't care which,"
The other two gentlemen took the
hint and occupied one of the beds i'm
mediately, leaving the other and con-
fab to be enjoyed by Pete and the mail
boy together as best they could. Pete
and the boy both commenced hauling
off their duds, and Pete getting into
bed first, and wishing to get rid of
sleeping with the boy, remarked very
earnestly:
"My friend, I'll tell you beforehand,
Pve got the itch, and you'd better not
get in here with me, for the disease is
catching"
The boy, who was just getting into
bed too, drawled out very cody:
"Wal, ] rekin that don't make bit
o. difierence-I've had it now for near
ly these theven years." and into bed he
pitched along with Pete, who pitched
out in as great hurry as if he had
walked up hornets nest in the bed.
The other two gentlemen roared, and
the mail boy, who had got peacable pos
session of bed to himrelf, draw, b..
you must be a thet of da II
and dads got the eat,h
heap wurth than is, and they thlept
in that bed last night when they were
here at the quilting.
The other two strangers were now
in worse predicament than Pete
had been, jumped out as if the bed had
been on fire, stripped, shook off their
clothes, put them on again, ordered
their horses, and though it was nearly
ten O'Clock, they all three left, and
rode several miles to the next town
before they slept, leaving the imper-
turble mail carrier to the bliss Of
and sleeping alone. The
three men vowed to keep the affair
secret but it eventually leaked out.
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TIE SWALLOW.

OF all the birds that swim the air
I'd rather be the swallow
And, summer days, when days were fair
I'd follow, follow, follow
The hurrying clouds across the sky,
And with the singing winds I'd fly.
My eager wings would need no rest
II Iwere but swallow;
I'd scale the highest mountain crest
And sound the deepest hollow.
No forest could my pathway hide
No ocean-plain should be too wide
I'd find the sources Of the Nile,
I'd see the Sandwich Islands,
And Chimborazo's granite pile,
And Scotland's rugged Highlands
I'd skim the sands Of TimbuctoO
Constantinople's mosques I'd view.
I'd fly among the Isles of Greece,
The pride Of great Apollo,
And circle round the bay Of Nice,
If were but swallow,
And view the sunny fields OF France,
The vineyards merry with the dance.
Idsee my shadow in the Rhine
Dart swiftly like an arrow,
And catch the breath of eglantine
Along the banks Of Yarrow
I'd roam the world and never tire,
If ! could have my hearts desire
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IA nee at Court House.
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FICE coz. MARKET & PATRIOTSTS
Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

Town Hall. Friday January 18th. 1873.
The Town Council of the Town of Thib.
odal'x met in postponed regular session this
day at I O'clock p. VI
Present: SIT. Grisamorc. Mayor and y
A Aneufn, j. L. Aucoin. NJ. A. Ie~nndra
and r. Samoan, Trustees.
-, Absent: l.. keefe and OzemG Naquin,
Trustees.
The minutes of the previous regular and
adjourned session were read and ,pnrovrJ
as recorded.
The following Collector, Report for ,h.
month ending ibis dav, vas ro,d am, On
motion duly seconded the saIn. WIS nc.
tepted.
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LING, DAVID Dry Goods, Shoes,
IA Boots, Hats. Caps &c. corner Main
snd Focus Streets.
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j2. Rue Bienyille Nile Orleans. 50
TRAND ASSORTMENT DE BIERF,
VI ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEE EFT
Cidre.
Specialize pour lie bouteillage dc ces arti
eles.
Depot des meillcurs beuchons yendus
dams lepays.
Mr.. l. Picard. represente cettc maison
depuis cinq ans. aout IL I6.
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There never has been a time when the
healing ut so many different diseases ha.
"eeh caused by outward application as the
present. it Is an undisputed fact that over
hiif OF the entire population of the globe
resort to the use of ordinary plasters.
DIR. NELvIS's CArsiCUM Porous PL.s
TERS. are acknowledged by all who have
"s'u 'heni' 20 act quicker than any other
pias,er they ever before tried, and thar one
Oh these pasters will do more real service
than hundred of the ordinary kind. All
other plasters are slow of action. and re.
g'lre t" be worn continually to effect "A cure
n'iI with these 1t is entirely different; the
instant one is applied the patient will feel
its effect
rhysicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested AMI well know the effect of Cansi
cum; ard it has always been more o, less
used as a medical agent for an outward ap
l,''eatlon; bat 1t is only of very recent date
1i'at ITS advantages in Il porons plaster have
"eh r''s"oVertd. Being. however. convinc-
cu OF the wonderful cures effected l,y DIR.
MELvfS's CAPsICrM Porous PLAsTE,s. and
Their superiority over all Other plastnrs.
they now actually prescribe them. in Their
practice, for such diseases rs rheumatism.
pam III the sl'ic aud back, and all such ca
Ses is have required the u-e of ,iiasters or
,iiilmeAt Alter yGu have tried other plas,
'efS and iinmehtsp land they have failed,
ana YOU want ceriHin cure. ask ven drug
eist t"r Dr.. MELvIN's GArsIcUM PoIors
iLASTEn You can hardly hcliexe your own
ronN lotions Of its wonderful effects AL
though powerful! and quick in its acton,
You can rely on its safety for the most deli
cate person to wear. us Il is free from lead
ana other poisonous material commonly
used III the manufacture of ordinary plas-
telS. tinc trial is IL sufficient rIlaranfnc of
its merits, and Que plaster will sell hun
dre,is to your friends
ASK your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's CAP
siCUM Porous PLASTER. and take no other:
or on receipt of % cents for one, g for
hve, or y for dozen, they will he mailed.
post pad. to any address in the United
States or anadas
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James A. Frost IS Bills. Shells .. 30
Roht. L. Picou AZ
A. Bourgeois ~ 3" oAa
+. II. Thornhiil I6 I" 30
BoItrtio 8 sn
Brand Il L"gen,lre Blankets for ps'r O3
Gustavc Bondreaix, Pro. for In. fm'ly 50
james ID. Edwards Pump and Hose
for Market1Ousc. 40 Oo
y i. Grisapore Meats Hooks and rope
for Market House. IL 70
Theophilc Thibodalx. for ass'irt III. 100 90
Cons'ble fces.... 50
Gators go. II II
J.: A: Webre Jai'srs fees .... 90
Afconha .-------..--. 100 ~
Market House, for Blinds etc. 500 90
Tn motion duly seconded Council adj
Sourncd.
5. T:GR!SAMO2E. Mayor.
Al. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
true copy.
a. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.
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/ rrCOIN. P. A.. Family and Plnnta-
A lion Groceries. Main street, between
|Toeus and st. Philip streets.
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. JENA. e. Cofse House Keeper, Main
A ST.. between Jackson and st. Phi
pip Streets.
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#nIUM. :. Dry Goods and Groce'y, cor
{IS ncr Main and jackson Streets.
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l)roperty belonging to Estate Of Edward
Hayes. For farther pa ficular, an
ply to THOMAS a. naDraiix
h"'.o ".t Attorney ut Law.
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j. Family and P'nfnt,on
ID Groceries, Main Street corner Mai"
hnl Focus
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THOMAS, attorney at La"
Garner Main and Focus Streets, mp
etairs
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freasurer's Monthly Report.
For December 1877,

1" Bal. on hand this day ~. y
i'll Workmcn'S ;c. 1 q
Respectfully Submitted.
January 4th. 1878.
JOS. I. TIIIBODEAUx,
Treasurer
The following claims were rresente,, and
on motion dn'y seconded. were approv,d
and an appropriation of Eight lIuna.cd
and Seven 0uioo Dollars was made to nav
the same by the following vote.
, Yeas url>amor", A"coin p. A.. Aucoip
J. L.. Le.ei,lre and ancau.
Nays. Nnnn
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nIJLIU, j. s., .iNorneyM La~,-oti:,,'
III corner st. Philip and Main streets
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Respectfully submitted.
THEO. THIBoDAUX, Collector
January 4th. 1873.
The following Trcasurers Report for
pecemoer ion, was read : aid On motion
duly seconded, the same was aretnrraJ tn
the Finance Cummittce who were rnonos.
Ell to examine the Treasurers Books and
vouchers for the year 1877.
I'reasurerss ylOntg,1v up
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.,tAKE, f W. iHorncy at L0~,-of-
&f1 flee Green Street,
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|nLANCHAED, j. f., S"rgeo, De"'ist'
|D office, corner Green AMI e'' hfiis'
ct Streets.
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VOL. XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

SSELINEAT. MRS. E.. Dry Goods.
a Fanny .ific'cs. dc, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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NERRIER. T., Gnasmith, Main ST., he
Y tween St. Louis and Green Street
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EGENDRE, JOS. Groceries. Vine
~ aad L,q"m's, Main street. between St
Philip and st. Louis sts,
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" ney. = Office. Market Street. DC
weeu Maronee and Patriot Streets.
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DODLEY, Wagons and C"rts; Depot on
Id Levce Street near the lhiooaa"A
|lomary. ". ii. RAHAN. Agent.
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NJ Ell NlER. a.. Deaia. IN Foreign an,
VI Dohestic Dry Goods, CloMing &c,
Nam Street corner st Philip.
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NONT-CAkMEL CONVENT. .Acade
NA my for the Young Ladies'. under the
direction of Sister ST. Bernard,
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Nj ACiiADO. j u. Gr0rerirs and Dru
NA Gopds corner Maine Jackson ami
Levee Streets
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MOORE. |. ID. AEorney II Luw,-oi
AvA hce up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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AMMAN, LOUIS. 2sdier, corner st
- Phili and st. Bridget Streets.
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WEISSENTHANNER, ALOiS. Confef.
Street be,waen Market and Main Str >ta
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VERGES, j. NJ. Barber, st. Phil .pe
st. between Maiu and Levee streets
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HONE HOOK AND LADDER co.
II No |. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday of each month. Regular ex
ercises on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday of every Month.
0ficers X. X. Mcbride President j.
I L. Webre, Vice President X. Frost, fore
man L. Aucoin LIST Asst Foreman; CD.
Julia, 2nd Asst Foreman :: Ellis \.
brand. Treasurer; Henry Rivicre. Seere
sary; Ed. Perrin. Asst. secretary; \.
Dou,lreaux, Warden; II. Hatfnan, Jr. Ty
ler.
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BCSINESS CARDS.

ORIO, p. f.. Tar CoUee,or, Court
A. House. Thibodanx. La.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1873
THE PRESIDENTS VICTORY IN THE RIPuDLr-
CAN cAucus--How SENATOR Rowe WAS To-
NonED.
As the facts OF tho recent republican Congressional
caucus como TO light the triumpa OF tho President
over the 'stawarts" Is revealed IN even stronger
colors. Not only was Don Cameron shelveo but Sem
alor Howe was treated hardly loss cavaIicriy. Mr.
Howes Wisconsin colleague Is Senator Angus Came
ron, OF the six socaled administration supporters
In the senate. When the Wisconsin delegation went
aside 10 choose their man Tor Wisconsin, member OF
the Congressional committee sudden unanimity was
discovered to exist tor the selection Of Mr.. Angus
Cameron, who was accordingly designated. Tue
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'stalwarts" do not claim that the name OF NJ Howe
was even as much as suggested.
THE DEFIcIENcY BILL-EvILs RESULTING
FROM THE DELAY IN IT'S PASSAGE.
The delay In the passage OF the Dencisncy bill 10
creating bad state Of affairs In the Patent ONCE
vol - In other branches Of the government service
The printing OF pateut specifications has been
pended week. and as a consequence a large number
OF patonIs have accumulated These cases cannot be
issued until printing 10 resumed, which docs not
seem likely 10 occur for several days yet now
conference committee upon tho bill appointed
day. and the sentiment OF the Committee u Is said,
gives but little better prospect OF bringing the
houses together upon the disputed appropriations
than when the bill was acted upon by the Senate.
The contest over the bill aud the with
which the House members sticking TOR the lowest
figures recall quite forcbly tho Blue Jeans Williams
regime OF economy in tho last Congress-
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD FUNDING BILL BEFORE
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
The House Judiciary Committee to-day voted that
the senate Funding bill relating TO the Pacific rail-
roads was satisfactory 10 the committee, and the
chairman be instructed 10 ask for its passage by the
House. and not referred to the judiciary or
any other committee The Pacific Railroad Commit
tee also agree that further consideration needed
by that committee.
THE LIVE SAVING SERVICE BILL REPORTED
By THE HOUSE COMMERCE. COMMITTEE
The House Commerce Committee agreed to-day upon
the bill recognizing the Life Saving Service reported
by the subcommittee few days ago q substitute
for the several bills offered by Aessra 8. y. Cox,
Whtthorne and others. The bill 10 adverse TO the
proposition TO transfer the service to the Navy De-
partmen., and will DO reported BY Mr.. Roberts At The
first opportunity.
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GUILTY or MANSLAUGHTER.
SEQUEL TO THE MARIANNE SorrEpouM TRAo-
EDY--cAPrAIS wnrrSEY's ASSASSIN CON.
vfcTED.


EDY--cAPTAIS wuIrSEY's ASSASSIN CON-.
vIcrED.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALD.1
BALTIMORE, Nd. April IL. 1878.
The sequel TO oae of tue darkest most mys,sri-
Gus murders wnicn occurred the high seas
Was witnessed IN the Un,lsd states Circui, Court
to-day IN tho sentence oil George HosiorL or, be
better known, Michae Kelly, Tor the mat Of
Captain Thomas G. WIitncy, OF tho American ship
Marianne NottcDohm early IN last september. Cap
tain Whitney, whom aDoat 10 EN- bark to
Pscinc coast, shipped crew, among whom Two
Observation-Disclosures Kelly, the used aui James kclI,.
MS brother, a mere lad. When too ialo TO procure
another officer discovered that tho thrd mats
was absent, ana Mlchaci Kelly was promoted tnas
position.
CAPTAIN WHITNEY prsAprKAas
When the ship was t~esvs ,ys out, shortly after
the Lookout, James Wheeler and smother OF
tue crew. named Joseph Barns. heard Kelly
snd the captain qaArreiling violently. Tns
vas followed oy sounds OF asouine. the dark meas Sb
securing the view OF tue two saIivrs, snd Q momest
iaor there Was splash IN tho wateronkehy ran 10
where Wheeler standing md said that he and tho
captain bad been engaged nghi, daring whion tbs
latter haa iailen overheard. 4neI
KKLLYs STORY DisBELfKyEn t4sa aa
The desperate character OF tna sunxxio, together
with tho discovery Of bloody club, wnich ID cvl-
IDENTIFY been usei oy Kcliy, disprovod the theory Of
accidental drowning, aud be WAS sent from Take
Island to this port.
the prisoner was sentenced TO three years IN jail
nj I'm adj
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

wAsnrsoros, April Ia, 1873
Captaa William r. Mayo 10 ordered 70 the com.
mand OF the Hartford, Asiatio squadron. Capisin
Bancroft GberarJi 10 ordered to tho eommsud OF the
receiving So ~ Colorado al New York captain Daniel
q. Brains ~ detached RON tho command OF the Colo.
rado and placed ON waiting orders.
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EXECUTIONS DEFERRED.

MONTH MORE or LIFE ALLOWED TO TWO
CONDENSED MOLLY MAGUIREa.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HgRALD.)
HARRISBURG, Pa, April IL. 1874
Tho Pennsylvapia Board OF Paraons to-day post.
poned the iurtner consideratoa OF tho Application 81
Jack Kehoe who was 10 be hanged on Thursday
next, until tho Grst tuesday In Nay, aud
the Governor Ia accordance with this action re-
called Ihe death warrant la his Case. bo PARDON
Boards hesitancy la coming to conclusion - AL
trioutcd 10 the aliavis presented at the meeting
Tuesday iron psuteptiary convicts part ic patsd
IN the murder Tor whlca kehoe con sictsd, al
legibg that hc was innocent 81 tn. crime, and tho
statement OF "Yeow Jackr Donahus to tho Same
effort
Tho Governor to-day extended the time for thu
hanging OF DenHis Donnely from April Is 10 May ~.
Shouid the Board OF Pardons NJ lncir uexl meeting
decide not TO the death sentence kenoe
Imprisonment Tor lie, bosh hs aud Donn.iiy viii
PROBABLY hang on Tie same gsilows 22d AZ.