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tn. j uicial District Court, Parish
lIaieurche.
Succession of William Harvey, No. i0i"
Psuoates.
Pursuant tn Al o!der aud decree OF above
Court ts.u il. u,it.,.icicc to ii cuti.iuiS,Ip 10
.nu ,iicci,.i. II lac above entitled aud uUui
uercd S;ictt.Ss 0a viii o.ier for slls: at pat- :
lie anetio pursuant 10 Jaw th the l.tst l,;i
40 nest bi,ius.r Oh Tie pgeu.lsrs situated il,
ne in.ines!iGfa vicinity and West or abo,.-
he Town ot Ehiuo,lauN. on Satnldu Y
'l:sicli 41h l8S! trt 1ren the hours of Ii
'clock A. VI, and o'clock ? IL. the follow
ng described prope ty to-wlt:
4. i eef.:ti.. piece OF iit ri ground s.tua-
ed in The PARISH ol La.ourche, iii the lI.-
,.ii.te vicinity and West or above ,bt
.iWG oi h,uo,i.suS measuring Ninety two
.tIo3 ieet truut OR st. tiary street uy CHG
j,unirud an!t thli,y two S4ll~h feet il.
.rl,,h. the uiipt-r CT " eatern .ine ,ilghtis
,eAin. sn as 10 give one hapdrt.ti end tive
1t OIL the rear or ,,.li.i&fii line. he lowe +
.. ;.s;ern ;inc t. he 1t iHo hunuted Huu
rNupuy sasea julioJ = et !roln aud " 81
s3i,, ut ihurch sriert ttlis being Inc
inrtn let from SAM Chu.eh street acooit,-
t!a 10 u Diar oi sGudIE!si;iil vi the rreeeri Y
4 the Thi;iodauN o.,w Miii Company eA--
utrd hY =. $. ..v;,.iS and now or formerly y
:. the pos>c,ain.t ~ s;si;i company iur retel
ID e., ..t!s..cst III front or Aoith by 81.
iary street ..ass Ug lat ui Wm. Il. Lagall.
0rI.I uN s,.asls nuw or ioinicrly oI ltIe
s.:. of UeJrga >. tsuion and .sest ty
.ltu,,eit; OF ti.e Al. .boaauH saw viii to..l-
Gay. ia2r,ci Nlih All the buildings AMI
:lu.oNcinoitS thereon.
uf title see t0nXr,yance Book No. iG.
. =: i.t cu:ttare o.l.ce.l
y,f !, i
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NECtlssrs.s Ns0shcrs!!
h0tkaea.s

Are yon disturbed at night and
broken fyour rest bya sick child
suffering and.crying with the ex-
crucia ting pain Of cutting teeth 3
II so. 90 at once and get a bottle
Of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. Il will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not %
,notller OH earth who has ever
used it. who Will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
e!s, and give rest TO tne mother,
and relief and health 10 the child,
operating Ike magic. II is perfect
ly safe to use in all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, and iS tl;e
prescription Of one OF the Oldest
aud best female physicians aud
nurseS in the Uuitca States. Sold
everywhere. % cents Il bottle.
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THIB0DAUX II. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY lo~ 1882
I Parish School Beard.
SESSION %.

Thibodaux. La. December &c. 1881.
= The Parish School Directors met this day
at 4 o'clock 2. IL. i'll the Office OF Moore and
Badeaux. sx
Present: Radeaux. Auooin. Win;!er, Ra-
gan and Grisamore.
Absent; Barker and Blanchard.
The minutes ef Ahe last ecssion were
read and approved as recorded
On motion the President was authorized
TO name two members whn, with himself,
wouid form ii committee to report what
backs should be sa'iorted for use in slle pub,
lie schools
The President named on said committee,
G;'isanore and Ancon.
The committee af r consultation report
cd the follow ng rs tha best suited tor the
purpose in the Parisn.
Mctfufiev'a Readers.
Davies arithmetic.
SWintous History of TIE United
States.
Efilioa's Grammar.
Wtb5t"r's Spelling Book.
Wet-tcr's Si,eilrr and d,tner.
Mi;cbcps Geography
The Board adopted the abave series OF
books
The following applications for teachers
were read from
Mr.J. + >ehmid, .or Ma!agav school.
Mr.. .lesnslroa. .,.r Leblanc Sei,nal
Mir i.ciancuH. for Leiiiane school
Nr. arial.t. tnr lireauX ss;booi
Mrs. Th1rtllIil, Crossing schnoI.
The f,lnwin. assi@nmeGrs were made.
,'r. schmidt 70 the Aasag:v sr!lpoi.-
Mr.. Jeandrou to the I>eSl;.ac ST Eooi.
Mr.. ;5riait to the Hie'suy school.
Mrs. fhnlni.iii TO the Cros>.ug school.
Mr. L. Z. .iiuhe!et who had been ass gu
ed tn the Ereaux school sent his res-r'a' ion
which was accepted. Mr iie'anr"l, was
anneiutatl supnrIuD,erary 10 have TIE hrst
vacancy tia. inay ocetlr-.s
The Superintendent stated that II" had on
.ajnel fram ir. Rergeroa lnt nin'n which
III er.ct u scloot horse. and prosecuted an ot
tarnf p " i4eftrt 20 hu' As a'oi II use
.:tix:3i feet with 6 foot gallery lit front, ~
feet high in tire clear. with ohr 'tc'h III
front, aud one in tue relr. with J s.iif'iA'e
class windows q, each siiA. "ita scll,i @Al't
tecs 10 ea.i r,.e su'a cf S@piu'.
Tbs above rrepa>tion was re.e.rc'. TO ::
con .uitt,r vt,,l.,!t,.si oi hacan atii Ai.To.i
with n"wci. =, act.
Tie Board t.e.. aai'n'ae'l sire die;
S;.nnti T. y ia i1t-''
i.uslticut.
=
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TATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH CT
.atourr!.e--N i,e.eus Edmond Welr.
sai.t ;,aIiail has ti.is day nia'te ai,ui',a-
III 10 iii,' said Curt I" he appointed a..-
=.lpi~tiGtnr At slid sncsessinr.
Now tIserc!ore 81 persons arc heIcby
sari,..ai and nol,ti..s tu .iie the objections
. i,.iv tLey h:tv.-. with Tie leck oi said
curt. at niA Office il he IGwn of Thlia.-
aux wt;b;n ter ,ia.e after the first pni'Iic;,
o.s hereof. a'Ipi%;se TIE sid applicant
Ia !, .it,e .erIs., ri la- he appointed at
n.?istra,Fix Of si,:. s'.gee~sioo
, ~ NiilnSS icy haiid ard iif in
! LIS. press ~ he seal OF rHy o.ii:c. this
I ~ .ih. day 81 February A. IL. 1t,5G
j. ". hAOBl 9th. Ci,,rk.
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Parish OF i4..ourthe, 30;h. JE,i:Uial jl;a1r.tt
Court.
.iar;t Magnolia piron, wife ". Octave j
Lesensirt,, husband

This c .se ha,ing been REGULARLY iSGd tor
trial WAS ta...n MP and tr.ed and ne la"
and evidence hslu.s IN iavog oi tie f.a.itii;
Il NJ; !, - s..st he defendant.
II i, p.,,ered ;aiild-ed and 'eerec1 that
j ju4l. .rt.c.I ,e iti.t the same " ii.i.'ehy rea
se;.d III lator Il. t!.r p.ai til. .iati,; 3iag
noia i'!rou wife ii Octave =. i4.:ge:.slre II 9.
Hgt,nst hor >a.t. utlsoaf.u ots.aia j. il-s, L.
,ttc the tlerd .Ia '!ecreelug s''.,,'atiss.. "a
u np~rf,- 1.t fceu sa.J plaintii. ~;.d '.eai-tI
di III t.i>s;Aivina forever the el'i'iiu.iity 'ei
acuuets ani :.alus existing between the,ai
AZ ii ;,ceoldins al;'! granting - tie plalntiil
ttIe sole sid exclusive iu'sit@9ls,.ii and al
min .stratiun OF her property
Iaas donc real. signed IN open Count
this sIh. day oi ,iauuar. \. p. !to@.
Isienes, AiiilUH Z. NAUoL,i't.,
Judge .oiA. audlcis. D.a;I.et Couts.
Filed d;.nu.iry .th. 1882.
t>i.:neu| J. ". KAOBI.o II, Clerk.
<~-- \ true copy
}Ls lest: "a, fk's aiiice, P;rrj'i.' oi
49, iafonrc nc this ..s,t. day oi j.,nt;sl-
~ A. y. Ie6--.
j. +. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk
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-Gpr. Churchill has been.
Treasurer oE tlia State Of Araan,
sas. liz is ROW Govprnn,' o. TIL.
S,na State. Goeernor Church
hill has been ol,i.ei! 10 institute
an iD.,es' isaiion into II 0nc hun
Gred tn, nsai;a dollar deficiency
Of Tre:,sa.cr Cl!urci.l,;iI.
Il Looks vary nuch as if HE
Governor Will iinally ascertain
tina. The Treasurer has been y
g.eat rogue.
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a Couch, Cold or Sore
Throat ShoaI,l be stepped. Neg

q Couch, Cold or Sore
Throat Shoa.,l be stepped. Neg
lect frequently results IN an In
eadJ'e LsaG Disease o,' Consump
t;na. BROTA BRONCHIAL
TRoGRE'Ss do not disorder the
stomach like cou.h syrups aud
balsams, bat oct diJe.fiy on tho
iafTmed paris, a!'a,lns irritation,
give relief in Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coapts, Cata,yh, aud the 1hroat
Troubles wkicsi .,tare}s and Puhlic
Speakers are subject TO: For 'tilir-
~ years Browns B.ouchiai Tro.
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
en perfect satisfaction. Having
t5een tested by wide, aiph constant
use. for ;ear'y an ,nsige genera>
,lon, they have attained Vel merl
ted rantc among the few staple re
medltS Of The age, 6JI.l at 70
ceais d bQA everywhere.
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lNr;tte:i wll,u .l:na years ":,i.
MR. }...Sfl'4 r.'I>sr.
slr Finuey l,.i a ,u5rip
Mad it grew n.'i.in' rle barn;
And 1t er"w. an, it grew.
-tne ..3e ,,.v.,ij} Ii0 NO h;trr,.
A,isl it grew. AMI it prnv.
HI IL e,,''i,l tlos rr, '.rftir;
Thon ~. si,,.er !,s,f. it ~ >.
An.l pat 1t il the or.,i.r.
Taere If 'av. tlia,a 1t lay,
Til it t,n,t. in r2J
When his 3anghtt-r -asie washed it
And piit ii ii tie pot.
Then she RELIED il. AMI boiled it,
IS l,tug as s,,r WAS al,.e,
it'ii,.l ks si,ua,,ter lizzie took it,
AMI shs, pa; ii on the tabs.
NJ. FllntT ;i':d His wife,
I;nt!, sal down III sup.
And they ate. and they ate.
t;Itil HEY ate the tiIii,ip up.
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Eees ssaA Doctors.

,Iisr fees nf doctors is ab i,c,n
tAsak WY ihasy W tsens ale lid
tcIeslea ~ ;nss at lat.eni. We
se''eve !!,e ..iuGE.e ltr visits ID
IS 90. Nl.rI' .Duid TAX X n.m
coifin"i 10 his l,ssi .u a ,ein
and n need oi daily yis.ss over
- ,sua a Je.,r 10. ne,..cai attrfi
siahce aioiir! Ant, Gre s.s,cle t,s
tie ol Hop i',ic.s taEen ia tine
wci''d savc l:.u $i,6 u AID Al
the years sirsness. = Post.
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Persons uiio wial, sctpipe
:r-u,a,,e- Oil can ti,id the sane
It S. y Urisamoit's Sto.e De
m:.
LIE, se'ls TO oi!:tr ellis under
that na;s.p.
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The Grunow 1sTatc; lie
- VatO-.

AT A TEST GIVEN EEssS SVssF.
NATE1s Ks14s.V &'s'atAS Az
.tSVe.SH END" 'g'l&s. H'ss..~
LOWING REESE ATS VI I. & =.
OBTAIN ED. -
A03,0O0 Gallons Of T'a'er ieerc ra.fd
xiS feet per hour ,oih ,an eiJht-horse pcEcF
sh4fe.
Tae Water-whecl Is two feet diantetc
and six inch face, anl is snuletbins entirely
new. From results ootainct. llnd the eheea
loss and dur ,hihly OF this nn&''@, 1t c''n
not fail to be of interest 10 those hdv,h:
drainage or irrigatins to do
al. W EST END from 5 o'clock until dark.
Circulars descriptive of the machine Will
hAissued at au ,enrly day. For particulars
apply {" ofiicca,t
yKENEEs y1ENsss. 4 s,ss.,,
Sept-3 Sl6u. * Chiou str~et
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S'o''e iine ago five lcatiia. 20
caIlais, engaged - ;!i upc,alis;
nnpst>>a;io .or.;l .eaf il,iuaei,
Sonth AlheIica.utet Eor file first
tiEte Oh buar.; tie or.ai Steamer
IN which their t,el.i,a .i.i,s been
taken, and in tltt. cu;u -. II c,n
ycssatfon lni'.it, -. discovery tnaf
they were all tcllols ;sisi meins.p,s.
OF the sitac cDinpauy. tiabIc 10
c'ii]ecttie what usI"ct t.ie ialpres
afio cot.ld nns:>lj,.y have had In
view IA providing himself with
NE 'tnors, lne5 deaiainieii IN *
pianatIon. do .,pt tfoenle .ogr
selves. geni.tinc.i. abont my ar
fangcnents,F rr.int the rlat!a-
ger; i know what / 4... abnus
perfectly well. Depend nnoa it.
1 >iia.i want yoa ALE fsc. Yui
VIII. ;,se, s0on ate! !o;s gel acr,,s..
that lh,tp. Il bnt .Vt,F, o. ya.
viii allie oi f-vei, .i.t. i SHALL .,a
dt''tHt.et. E;loa the survivor
whoever ~ I:iay be, 10. all my
ii'sst 'e"or ratis. Gentlemen, [
wiSh yoa y v>ry good mo. aiJ ~,
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.CtCf.s:,iuNS CT aoIIX NEGkE SE
.uUK }, NJ Ills WIFI pHh0T. Eis
nltSi.aIi'4s .}Hf.4 DaC CtASED.
%. 1884 :iJNBATk.S.
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Carr felioes. spokes. plow
beams, p!ow handles, plow shares.
nlows, wheelharrows. and trace
chains fo:s;sle by S. 7. Gr:samore.
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PE:'E'ORkl &E-ssg'P for

| - w ~ w ti'S CIv-. no anu
Enids, Bloncii:is, i!uarsenrss.
Loss Of 'o;ce, Inigability OF the,
! Laryny and FauceS, and other
lntasnesl conditions of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepdrel and sold by JOS. r.
THIBODEAUX, Druygis,, Thlb.
c,laux, la.
TnE PoII Tax The Colfax Chronicle
! makes the following suggestion in regard
TO the eoilectiun of the poll tax:
There is belief throughout the State
that the tax collectors collect more poli
| taxes than find their wag into the treasury
| 1t Is proposed to put q check to such bust
ness hv furnishing tho tax collectors with
stamped receipts somewhat similar T..
| those used in collectin. licenses aud to hold
! them Responsible for all they do not returit.
| IT the name nf every MAJ, who rs,ys his tax
| rs was ruhiisi'cd, together with The amount
| he holds the sheriff = receipt Tor, it wouIei
! be a still better plan, rs both the poll and
! other taxes would then Ae subject to ;he
| same public scrutiny. This plan was pro
! posed some time since Let the State press
RUG tie changes Oh this suggestion for "a
while
, Some years age a tax cOllco~
tor IN this Parish tarneti into tho
Treasury aheul .,..rleen dollars
of Poll taxes, gliitSt every Land
holder p;i!i y uHii taN.
The tax Collectors here since
the lovely R.;.'a,e OF Kellogg
infn ose! AZ yhe >uGls pai'i.
The sit.a.As> alnl ol the Cblf,A
ChlanitIr Is ~ rAl one. both for
taA raseiS aad TAX collectors. IL
wonl'i iaSnfh the taxes paid to 20
into iae 1s.-.s. s.,ry, ~oul,i prs
seDt dishonest COLLECTORS from
| t"obi'';., a',i. fesnoxe all ea,ise.s OF
>a>l'iei".l ff1:i the honest calico
TtjF
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IS. 7. Grisamcre at his stove
Depot has Halls Piows for sale
also plowshares and pi0w hanEics
Nhi.:b are snlst extra.
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Thibodaux. La. December &c. 1881.
The Parish School Directors met this day
at O'clock z. IL i'll the office OF Moore and
Badeaux. -
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STATE OF LOUI HAMA.

tn. j dicial District Cour., Parish
lI;:ieurche.
Succession Of William Harvey, No. i0i'
IfuUtteS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

.rtiied:
j. F. ALLAN, Clerk.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-17

There has just occurred sad case of
infanticide i'll the parish of st. Landry,
which in some respects resembles the one
wherein true bill was found by the
Grand Jury at the last term of our Dis
trict Court. Mr.. Finnerty, the person
accused of the crime, sent for DR.. Des-
maret one night about the 2nd Of May,
who delivered the prisoners daughter of
a girl baby. Sunday before last the
body Of fe1nale infaut was discovered
floating in the bayou Conrtableau near
Washington, and upon examination Fin
nerty's name was found on piece of it's
clothing. Finnerty when called upon
could not produce his grand-child, and
by way Of excuse stated that lie had
given it to colored girl whom lie did
not know OF could not find.
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we have before us report Of the Com
missioner Of Prisons and Asylums Of New
Orleans. 1t contains much interesting
matter, and concludes as follows:
Your commission beg leave to state that
they have arrived at one unanimous convic-
top on the subject Of the general admins
tration of prisons and charitable institutions
and which conviction they desire r l,ems
fully to state here. 1t is this:
In all such institutions all inmates should
be required to labor reasonably and an far
as their physical condition will properly
permit.
1t is demoralizing to them and grossly
unjust to the law-biding and tax-paying por-
ton of the community, to require. os is the
case Of convicted mis,lemeanants the honest
citizen to pay for the board, lodging, nedi-
cal attendance and other support Of the ruff
fan and the thief.
system which makes. for instance, the
Parish Prison a free boarding-house for the
ablc-bodied scoundrc{hool Of this comnu
nifty, at the expense Of its hard-workin. citi-
zens, is stupidity and ,bsur.l,y wrong. clear
down to the yoots. And since. under our
constitution, a man can escape the primal
burden, IN the sweat of thy brow thon
shalt cat thy bread" by becoming drunk
ard or q vagrant. and thereby make it the
duty OF the rest Of US to. support him in
ldleness, we humbly submit that such
changes OF constitution and laws should be
made as to bring those of Louisiana into
more accordance with those of the universe
anu OF common sense. A prison in which
there Is no labor is by the fact hot-bed of
increasing crime. An asylum of charity in
which the inmates do not labor is demon.
all5rng and degrading pesthouse.
10 do the pris. ner any good; to reform
him and help him back to decent living work
= Necessity. TO save the self-respcct of
fle unfortunate in an asylum, he should do
such labor as be can, that he may retain
some shadow OF manly independence.
1t would be we'll for our Legislature to
consider these suggestions, and to enact
elective laws rendering prisoners con-
demned to the parish Jail, in the country
as we'll as in the city: self-snstaini,g and
not allowing them longer to he burdens
upon the tax-paying people.
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Hon. Horatio Seymour has written a
letter to Fred A. Conkling in relation to
the laying out Of the Adirondack Park,
III which he recars to the great pleasure
he experienced i'll years gone by I'M tray
cling over the siteof the proposed park
on snow shoes. His present Condition of
al health seems to weigh somewhat
upon him.
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Worth Remembering.

1'o" 'ia' sood times are AGAIN upon US,
1t is worth mbering that no one can
e"Joy Tue ple;lsantest surroundings if in bad
health There are hundreds of miserable
people going about today with disordered
stomach, liver or kidneys, when bottle of
Parker's Ginger Tonic would do them more
good than all the medicines they have ever
trieG
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In the pockets of tramp who had
fallen dead on one of the streets of Lon
don tile other day, was found a set of
humorous sketches Of tho masters and
hcadles Of half the poor houses of Eng
land, which it is said would have done
credit to the famous IeecL.
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The town Of MARSHALL, Michigan, has
twenty-three driven wells built for fire
purposes. These wells, ranging from 65
TO ITO feet deep, it is claimed have never
neen pumped dry and are an entire sue
cess. They are made Of wrought iron
piping, fourth of an inch thick. with
n o-'nch bore, at al avera &c cost of 1925,
1t is said they are not available IN NJ,
places: but thatrwhere they can be used
sthey are economical and Of great value.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-17

The army worms have suddenly APP
peared in great numbers in Kentucky
and Ohio, devastating the wheat and
barley fields to ain extent that seems AL
most impossible. In ono night they
utterly destroyed u whole barley field
about twenty-five miles north of Ciucin
matt.
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A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., /
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station, D, Ne,o York
City,
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The following isciipped from the New

The following iscaipped from the New
Orleans daily City Item:
: A. Command has resigned his position On
me Galveston Ncws to take charge Of the
business management of Miss Minnie Mad.
nen, the new and popular soubrette star
Al. will join manager HayIin and the com.
pany at Cincinnati, where Minnie opens on
the 18th, and on his way will stop at home
.or = Gay OF two and receive the cong ratula-
new undertaking Success to you, Al ''S
Mr.. Donnaud was formerly city editor
at the New Orleans Times and afterwards
reporter OF the Galveston Neus. We
wish him well.
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A postman of the English post-office is
said TO have walked and ridden 242.36
miles in forty-seven years, nearly ten
times the distance round the earth and
2,3GO miles further than from the earth
to the moon. !;