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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09
Notice TO Debtors and Creditors.

The undersigned hsvine been duly appointed
adminisfratOr OF the esrafe Of Charles Carlln,
LATE Of Dallas county. deceased, sta regular
PROBATE ard other like purposes on The "a
day Of October instant 1881 hereby notifies All
persons indebted V said estate 70 make imme.
dlate pnymenL and those hEvin- cla1ms afeIns,
ne zane 10 present them duly ~suthenficafed
within he time prescribed By law. or they VIII
be postponed as the Law dirscfa
THIS IN DAY Of tctobe-. A ID. leol
erf174lfw IN. q errrH. Administrator
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EOR SALE oR IcHAN6E-A Hfhf rhn-gn
II fn rerf-r rI1er been uae1 urt sl1r1n -
ale ~ Hrtnnrs ~ a 30. reutls hrHt ma
rrrers ~ . ARE hr-l n rrfe1lT Tt1tIs
~ - fbs I1.rrna NC5EEa lr1 Er
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l was walking by Loeb's store on Tues
day morning; l heard the negro. whom l
since ascertain was Emanuel McClaudy,
ask Loeb to pay him, and then told Loeb
to throw, and picked up a rock, but ran;
ment and fired at the negro, who
was nearly across the street; they were
twenty-five or thirty feet apart, | would
Judge; the negro was leaning forward when
Shot: / did not know what Loeb had in his
hand before he got his pistol; | work for
Jacob OFT; nobody has talked to me about
the matter; Mr.. Galloway gave my name
for a witness.
JAMES cRUTcHFIELD (CoLoRED)
was acquainted with deceased; saw him
after he was dead; he was shot; | first saw
him, after he was shot, in Howelrs drug
store, lying there grooming; saw the doctors
cut the ball out; it was nearly IL O'Clock
when / saw him: he died next day at II
n'oInnly
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About dark, when / came 20 , end Of
the street car line, ] cav McClaudy stand
iue shout ire feet from the end; be looked
like be had q bushel Of pecaDs be asked
me II I would have some be got on the
car I saw him that morning near the
Dallas 4 wichita depot; he SID he was
going ont on the Wichita road; the trnln
fsd come In when i saw INN; Ehen / saw
him arnin Il was 81 Crsdd0ckt corner,
abouf 8 O'Clock that evening, With q snck 81
recans be sid. I've ggl bach" be got
an The car 81 Colonel Affords
JANE enFTIE, lc1LoEKDl
uns standing IN front - fn1Eitts etorh
When saw EcCsudT running scToss the
~frerf rom Ioeb's store. looking back
Lei nn Out 20 The edfe 81 The s1svnIk
- rhDt deceased bore aTerT god char
rrIr~ uns uuiet and p~eaoeehls-
IN. EoEEETs.
NJ pohertr. q ulerk e. X ehlel1s sr1rt
tr-1Ifrd thai be heard . sngnn1 nm - The
DOR. rhsn ~ ~ . colortd nan running
f~InrrraIlr- he rns ne1rT nco9 ne sree
-I-~ "a 70 The dor, Loeb tod IN his
~r-r 11rr rith TIE pis11l IN he h1n1-
rfrr ur1rrEE Ic1LCErrl
Trrrf DrrtH fcuIrrs1 - rcrt
q Nr-nnsJs sore ] berd ta-En< nt
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ocs resk IN y0ur prn iovn- Terms ssnd .
orlan1 Maine
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HABEAs CORPUS.
Ike Loeb, who Shot Manuel McCioudy, re
leased on $4,000 Bond-Testimony u

Ike Loeb, who hot Manuel McCIoudy, Re-
leased on $4,000 Bond-Testimony NJ
witnesses
TIE habeas corpus case Of Ike Loeb, who
shot Manuel McCloudy (colored) on last
Tuesday and who died the following
morning, was called yesterday morning in
the district court, Judge Aldridge presid-
ing; The prisoner appeared cool and calm.
There was q eood-sized sprinkle Of specta-
tors, both white aud colored, who listened
cage rly to every word Of testimony. There
were also a large number of witnesses, som c
heretofore unknown, who were put under
the rule. The state was represented by
Messrs, Seay d Morrow and the defendant
by Colonel w. L. Crawford and' Wright "
Wright. After hearing the testimony OF
witnesses the court fixed the bail Of the
prisoner at S10,0 900, which he gave, with the
following as bondsmen: Phillip Sanger,
Sigmund Loeb, Gerson Meyer,I Reinhardt,
W. G. Randall and J. l., Leonard.
The testimony OF witnesses in brief is
given below:
(colored), the first witness, testified: | know
Emanuel McClaudy; he is dead; L saw
Ike Loeb shoot him, last Tuesday; | was
standing near Menczer's store, on my way
to my work at Schneider e. Davis; Emanuel
came along and asked me to go to Loeb's
store with him; / went; Loeb was writing.
but on seeing us he stopped, and coming to
the door, told Emanuel he had been circu-
lating a lie when he said he had not paid
him; Emanuel replied that he had not
paid him; Loeb picked up something; |
did not know what it was; Emanuel told
him to throw it, at the same time picking
up q rock; Loeb went back into the store
and appeared with q pistol, and stepping
one or two steps off the pavement, shot at
Emanuel, who had run and who was nearly
across the street; Emanuel dropped the
rock when shot; Loeb, after firing the shot,
went back into the store.
County Attorney Seay then read the tes-
timony of
DIR. LEAKE,
taken at the inquest, which is as follows;
| was called about 7 o'clock last night to
see Emanuel McClaudy, whom l found suf-
fering from the following injury; A gum
shot wound, having it's point of entrance
about three and a half inches to the left of
the spinal column on a level with the sec
ond lumbar vertebra, taking a direction
obliquely forwards and slightly upwards,
penetrating, as / believe, a portion of the
left kidney, entering the abdominal cavity
and passing along the under and front sur
face of the lower ribs struck and fractured
the seventh rib about two inches below the
left nipple, emerged or was cut u at a
point about one and a half inches below
and half an inch to the left of the left nip
pie; / believe the party to have died from
internal hemorrhage about twelve hour af-
ter | saw him.
HENRY POTTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

THESE resolutions are oil course pointed
,li,cclJy NJ Mr.. Davis. They are the hrs'
oulcrop Of n movement in the lower part Of
tic State IN tho interest OF some ono OF
several aspirants Of that region. Mr.. Ben
nett accompanies tho publication Of the
resolutions in his paper with The following
clitol7ll reference to them:
Tho resolutions passed by tho Demo
cratic County Convention oil Cabell
county last Saturday, OH the subject OF the
election OF United States Senator are q
timely notice to our prospective represent
n,iycs in the legislature to select some one
for that position whose interests and hopes
AFRO identified with this portion OF the
Slate. II lisa place OF power and influence
and that power and influence will be los, oil
utilized in the peculiar intercs! Of this sec
section Of tie State according as our resolu
lions shall he seconded or not by the Other
COUNTIES composing this section Of The
State. The counties mentioned have thu
power in Democratic caucus TO select III.
man and ought to DO 30 this time, secint
that the norlllern section has already
Senator for five years yet. ,,-.
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Dust, busters ind Wipe.


Do not dust, but wipe. ~
Who would believe ii? The dus.er-
that peaceful emblem OF domestic toll
may, under certain circumstances, become
more dangerous to handle than revolving
six shooter. TO-.
We are in dead earnest. An eminent
scientist declares it 10 be fact.
Do you know just what you are doing
when you brush away dust? You dissem:
mate the mir, and consequently introduce
into your own interior, into your lungs
aud respiratory organs, all sorts Of eggs,
spores, epidemic germs and murderous
vibioues which dust contains. .l.a
One movement with the feather duster
may be enough 10 poison both you and
your neighbors-to innocuate you all with
typhus, varialoid or clolera-strangc rs il
may appear. .ll in
Instead OF feather duster takea cloth
and wipe away the dust, instead Of stir.
ring up. In short, whenever dust
Tribune and Farmer. -;
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got de pillow an went ober to Kurncl
Whites 10 borry II harness de Kurnel
wouldn't be, home, Or he'd DO usir' all de
strips ho had." y " u fE
"Couldn'tyou make It 60 II you had land,
seed, mule, plowS an harness! |" asked the
Wolearine. ~ y,
"a reckon might, but dunno. 'sposin
dc mule expired or dc harness broke, or
come Niger stole my plow?" .-..-.
"Tlat's SO" r.
can dc ole woman might die, or one OF
dc chill'en git snake.bit, or Il might ruin
TO- weeks without n break. Tell you what,
boss, you men from do Norf think II looks
hard 10 SEQ 20 many Of uslyin'l 'roun' de
towns w!dont work, but you dom know
muffin bout de pcrils Of getlin' right down
to hard work MI. takin' all do chances. Ny
ole woman says It seems like flynn in de
face Of dc l.awd, an | reckon she's mighty
nigh k'rect." 'H' . 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28
General Coll.

EitOrs intclligcncer. ..nH r.tt,
The Republican convention for the First
Congressional District OF West Virginia
was certainly very fortunate in securing
the nomination Of Gen. Coll US their can.
didaie for Congress.
Gen. Coil is not only eminently quail.
flied for the position for which he WIS so
unanimously nominated, but for any posi-.
tion within the gift OF the Mutton. II elect
cd, he would make his mark in Congress
and be M honor TO his district and State.
Asa student boy I knew Gen. GoiI.
was his prcccptor several years at the
Clarksburg Academy. The following
dent life: Il.
first-llo was courteous and manly in
his department. B
Sccond-lIe was always pnnclual at roll.
calling and Rotations.
Thirl-Always thoroughly prepared in
his lessons-had them II little better than
any other member Of his class. q .y5l 81,
Fourlh-lle never violated school Rules
,sia bs. a,r7. Il. a. Arthur, X
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WILTsIE-MOREHEAD- T,,cs.,ny evening,
September %. lSs2, by Rev. j.. \. Mcclure, d. H.,
Mr.. G. X. WiirsIE aud MS. MARY MoREIEap, bnth
Of this CITY. -. ~. - L.. a.-..- [,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

Delro!t Free Press LII.
There were three or Tour OF us Michi.
ganders ut the same hotel in Montgomery.
and all were amazed at the sight OF so
many colored men loaiing their time away
OH the street. The man from Ionia county
finally thought he'd made few INQUIRIES,
and beckoning to n stalwart black who had
spent the last two hours OH the curbs,one,
hc nskcd:ft Ea.h 49, AZ. -
"llave you any work 10 do?" tg-t,,4.S3
mot jist now, sah?' %
"llave You verified farmins?" sQs
sob, yes" r,
"And how did you come outy"
"Mighiy slim, sab. Dewhite folks down
heah doan encourage de black folks tall. !"
BLOWS that?" " (.
"Wall, in dc fust place, dar's do rent Of
Ito lam. Dey might jist rs well frow of de
rent, but they won't do it Den il git de
lam an sot out 10 borry amulc nobody
will lend me one"
Suppose you had mule?"
III "Den whar would borry q pillow? Can't
raise crops onless 80 pillow. Den when I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28
MARRIED,

NEVER forget that biliousness and consti.
patton IRE entirely durable with MASALIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

A clam WHO was In the habit Of summing
himself on n sand bank was out one day
cogitating over the Eastern question when
along came Il fisherman, who said:
"Mr. Clam, why can't you aud l be
fricnds?"
81 see no objections" replied the clam.
"."Nor I, either. II has hurt my feelings
many time and oft TO see how you avoid
me. Come out and let's have friendly
talk" r4lI.r f..g ~. ll!. na
"Dut Pm not ut home OH dry land"
"and I'm not at home In The wafer"
The clam was finally induced 10 crawl
TO The shore, and lie Ind scarcely stated
his position on the free trade question
when the man lifted him Off his ieet and
placed him in q basket.
."What's this for% demanded tho bi.
valve. a ttt' ~
"Il'sa mere matter Of friendship" was
the reply. "As clam in the water your
good viii is OF no use to me. As clam in
the frying.pan ! shall appreciate you for
your full worth"
The friendship OF some men is 10 be
dreaded FIR more than their cnnity.
Secontlly-!A clam who Is doing well
enough in water Is Il fool TO leave il for the
shore. 5s'... .nI.a..;i, t..rf
THE MOUSE AND THE LION.
A lion who had lived for several years in
q certain neighborhood and gained general
respect for the manner in which he had
conducted himself was suddenly made the
object OF ISLANDERS and abuse. When he
came 10 trace these stories back he found
that they had been started by Il mouse.
why have you sandered ne?' demand.
ed the iion." rg1 III
"De@uset the people will only accept me
as mouse" was the reply.
"But am to blame for tlat?" a'
'pcrhaps not, but why should you be 4
lion, able 10 strike down the OK, while |
am but n punny mouse, able only to
brighten women and children? What
grievcs me is the fact that nature made a
mistake. a and SID ..,,5 sJ.-
Every WE'LL" said the king OF beasts,
"you 90 forth and roar aud kill and l will
become mouEe."
The mouse stalked into the forest and
began TO growl and roar, but his efforts
were received with laughter. After he
had tried it again and again the owl drop
ped down beside him and observed:
"lnstead Of making me afraid YOU only
disturb my slumbers and annoy my
friends. Come inside, out Of the malaria"
...g ,-, MORAL. usF
The mouse who nibblcs at crumbs is
doing all that is expected OF him.
SecondIy-lIe who looks for the mis-.
takes Of others simply shows the world his
envious feelingl.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TX7ANTED- BOARDING BY MAN
1--WE and wife In a private family. Addrtss,
stating terms, 4, care this once, e. son !
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MONEY TO LOAN On REAL Is.
Apply TO q. l.. CRASMER, Attorney for the owner.
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DIED.

REDMAN-Tucsday evening, September 81, 1852,
q; $50 o'clock, ELIZA. wife Of John b. Rcdmnn, In
her2j!h year. sHt--pIn.s e.. HI.!.'lT.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. from the reAidence Of her husband, No.
HOS "ued street. Friends Of the family arc iavi.
ted. Interment at Peninsula Cemetery. sEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

Diabetes, Brighrs Disease. Kidney, Urinary
or Liver Complaints cannot be contracted by
you or your family If Hop Bitters are used,
and. II YOU already have any of these dis.
eases Hop Bitters is the only medicine that
will positively cure you. Don't forget this, and
don't get some pa.led up stuir that will only
hurm you. Trussw
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MORAL:

The friendship OF some men is 10 be
dreaded hr more than their cnmity. IT..
Secondly-A clam who is doing well
enough in water is u fool to leave it for the
shore. f.fi
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BUSINESS CARDS,
NTEPuEN MCCULLOUGH,
CARPENTER and Builder.

Carpenter ana Blluer'
Brick Buildings erected complete In all modern
Improvements. Also wooden buildings ul'ed up
complete on lot. Wooden buildings iramed and
fitted up In yard at work shop aid taken 70 my
part and completed, oil reasonable terms All u,
terations made on old building, RODS valleys lna
Aky.lighs particularly attended TO. Deks, COUPLER,
and shelving fitted up OIL short notice; aoie ifSha
put In and stores altered. RESIDENCE No y ~
sboi in resr NJ caniin, m Rllcy IL myll
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MORAL,

The mouse who nibblcs at crumbs is
doing all that is expected OF him.
Secondly-lIe who looks for the mis-.
takes Of others simply shows the world his
envious feelings. s'e.5''.t
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR COSOns's. 80
Isl Dl,t-pES'L NATitAH GoFF. Of flarflson Co
I'd niN-IonS ". MACON, Of Taylor Co:
vi Dlst II. |. BuTTRlCk, Of kaiAwha 70.
Ith Dht.-llOS. q GORGE LOOMS, OF Wool To.
PoA TnE LEGISLATURE
e.rt' j. II. DovENER,
J. u. WHITMAN, --.t.
J. II, HURT,
j.. +. TliOSiA. H."l'
ron srAIE SENATOR. ..-,. 81
is, pts, ". Il. SCOTT, Of Ohio Co.
ta FoRJubGs oP rii.sr ciE,uIr.
20. GEoRGEH. CALDWELL. Of Ohio Co.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The nexl session begluS SErrEMbEK GIN No,
TEN sars snII; SCHOOL; Including srhoSi Of M
and Medicine extending thruurholt ia ~ iis
Enlarged facilities for study oil Phy,lcai 800.
aud sclsntlhc Agriculture; Completely ecn,,'.ti,
chemical labratory. Thorough cuun,s In 'SuiItN
aud Modem lAnguases and literature. Tei, s ss,;
at cost. Necessary expenses not over ais
catalogues and other Information address '' TOT
W. l.. WILSON, prrsIlcn,
Gus IoIuMtOwp. II =.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-03-11

CUTTING LEvEEs.-On yester
day week, Messrs. Raimond and
Savoie, residing below the Rabas
Sc Crevasse came to Thibodanx
and reported that %crevasses had
taken place at Livaudais Ledet's
place, and on the property OF the
late Gratien Thibodaux.
These gentlemen were satisfied
that the Levee had been cut in
both places. The water flowing
Though the Rabasse Crevasse
would not have prevented the
people further dow. from raising
some crops for food, but the two
last openings caused q complete
inundat;ou.
1t is great pity that proofs
cannot be found to convict some
man who has been guilty of such
a heinous crime, and enable the
courts to inflic1 the full penalty
of the law upon him.
Here are 40 or 50 families who
are unable to raise even gardens
for their support.
There is no punishment that
would be too severe for such al
Infamous deed as cutting a Leve,
in high water.
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4 CnNnh EnlS q,

4 Coroh, Cold or Sore
Throat >!ln'ii'; be sis pteu. Neg
iect frequently results i'll an In
durable Lung Disedse or Consump
t"n, BRO WAS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do rol disorder the
stomach like cough Swaps and
balsam., but act directly on the
mf.med parts,.aIIa Ing irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, CatarrH, and the Throat
Troubles wkich singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
~ years Browns Bronchial Tro
cirS have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
tn perfect satisfaction. Having
beeu tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well meri
tel rank among the few staple re
medies Of the age. Sold at %
cents Il box everywhere.
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MIR. ID. e. Moutan Presilen;
of the Police Jury in Point Cou-
pee Parish has issued ii call npon
the Parishes between the Bayou
Lafourche and the Techc for aid
in watching the Levees on the
River in his Parish. Among fi,e
Parishes named is Latonrche.
Such Il call is periodically made.
and harsh comments have been
made upon the people OF this Par
ish tor not responding: The PEG
pie of Lafonrche have 100 miles
of LeveeS to watch and protect
in their own Parish.
With the exception of one
small settlement, the people of
Iatun,ch- will not be injured by
any crevaSse III Point Coupee,
more than the inhabitants of
Greenland.
The people of Lafourche have
enough to DO to guard their own
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NATURE TO TIE REsCuE.~A
young man visits his sweetheart.
lie soon percriveS that SHE is be.
coming pale. feeble, iiteiess, cross
iretfui and unfit for anything.
She can't eat IL hearty meal, She
scan't sleep SoundIy, she can't
laugh heartily, she has become
rather melancholy and dull, she
has lost her brilliant wit and
Sparkling eye, she complains of
headache, %fluttering OF the heart.
etc. His visits soon become few
and far between. Poo, girl. A
married gentlemau's wife is near
~ always down with some co,n.
plant; She grow'> and scokls,,frets;
she can't walk. up a hill, nor as,
cend fight OF steps; she is sut.
ferlng every day ; she is thin.
weak and feeble, and half of the
time unabl. to attend to her hOnse
hold duties. The husband fails
i" his duty. Poor woman. There
is IA remedy for all cases similar
to the above, which assists nature
III tonning and building up the
feeble and tagging energies, il
vitality, adds lustre to
the eye, brittany to the Intellect,
the heart aud restores
women to strength, health and
happiness. The remedy is known
English Female Bitters, which
making wonderful cures.
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AS the SENTINEL goes TO
press there are good hopes enter.
tanned OF closing the Lagarde ere
Vase to day. The water in the
Bayou remains. about two feet be
low the highest point it attained
last Sunday morning.
RumOrS are ailOat that there
are breaks in the Le,ee between
Dnnaldsonviile and Red River.
The river is trightful'y high
and every one is on the alert. but
a break. if one has not already
occurred, will very probably take
place, and let in wafer sufficient
ly to inundate the entire basin be
tween the LafOurche and the
Teche.
All plantations on the West
Bank OF Laiourche Bayou, from
Donaldsonville to Thihodaux.
those en- the West bank of Trrre
bonnie and Bayou Black to Hou
ma, a!l.Iower Bayou Black, Cha
cah"nla. aud the plantations East
OF the Bayou Ttche will go under
unless protected by draining a.,
paratns. Morgan City aud Tigel
vile will receive a bath.
We san hope tnat such Il ca
lainnity may no; come but such
hoiA.> are not brilliant.
Aud the beginning of the end
is not in view.
In the regions above rains are
continually fa!lin: aud filing al,
the SftramS as fast as they are
emptird INTO the ai~i~>iSs;npi.
The upper Ohio is f%aliin:. but
al amy moment rises may be ex
p"cted in the upper mississippi
aud Missouri rivers, thatwl!l keep
the lower Mississippi full for
weeks to come.
+ AT present Planters in Lafonr
che who are not injured by the
present running crevaSSes have
10 further can>t OF anxiety from
Bayou Lat0urche. The pIttmau
crevaSSe will prevent amy future
disasters. The LagarAe crevasse
closed tie damage 60 ..afourche.
bod as ii is, will still be compar.,
lively suall, aud five crops will
be made-unleSS Overfows from
the nSer come upon us
Let us hope Tor :he best, but
fear the worst.
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Counting each day aud nights
work that has been done for the
protection and preservation of the
LevctS in afOur. he. since Feb.
ruary 10, at one dollar, it would
make Il petty good ruun | sum.
Had ten per cent of that
amount been expended in blow
ing to pieces the batturcs and
islands i'll the Bayou, below Race.
land. so that The current could
have transported them iutU the
Gulf, there wonhl have been no
crtHaS>pS and the water never
would rise within three feet of
the height it attained last Sun
day morning.