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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-04
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger


THE MORNING STAR has been starsea
with the approval of the ecclesiastiG-
authority of the Diocese, to supply ~
admitted want In New Orleans, and i
mainly devoted to the interests .of The
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee
tho permanency of the undertaking, IT b
based on q joint stock company, the eapa.
tai of which ia ono hundred thousand
dollars, in Ave thousand shares, Of twenty
dollsrs each.
AypsesssV Ne Moot Rss. AseAS<sAsSs
We approve Of tho Aforesaid under
taking, and commend 1t to tho CaaAsaS0
Of our Diocese.
Tim ARcHBrsHoP OF NEW oRrxAna
Dsesnsbse H. 1867.
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publication omos-No. l24 carondslst street
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Tssms-1our Dollars Per Annun, In Advance.
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Personal Int diligence.


Madame Parcpa-Rosa ana her husband. Cart
Rosa yesterday arrived on the Scotia. They have
taken apartments al the Fifth Avenue.
General K. f. Stockton and wife. OF New Jersey.
are Ut the st. James Hotel.
General l.. 5. wilson, OF Montana Territory, L.
staying at the ST. Nicholas.
Carlos de Lasa, OF Havana, Is registered at the
Holman Hetse.
J. G. Chcw, editor OF the Houston crexas) Tsfe-
graph, Is stopping at the New York Hotel.
Captain j. Delaied, OF the United states Army.
has quarters nc the Sturtevant House.
General s. E. Marvin OF Albany, IA soIourner at
the BrevoOrt House.
General j. d. Imboden, OF Virginia. Is domicilei
at the Grand Central
Captain N. II. Legge, OF the British Army. has
quarters at the Clarendon Hotel,
Colonel w. l.. Scott OF Erie, yesterday arrived ut
the Filth Avenue.
General J. L. Robinson, OF the United States Army,
Is quartered at the Grand Central.
Edmund dc Pestre, OF Sagua la Grande, Cuba, IL
among the latest arrivals ut the Albemarle Hotel.
District Attorney A. b. Waldo, OF Port Henry. N.
Y, is domciled at the st. James Hotel
Abbott Lawrence and family, OF Boston, are at
the Fifth Avenue.
Judge r. Hitchcock, OF OHIO, Is soiou rnlng at the
st. Nicholas.
State senator Moan A. Taylor, of New Jersey. ar
rived yesterday in the SCOTIA, and Will be serenaded
tonight at Taylors Hotel, Jersey CITY.
NJ. Heimke, the little r0u5 who ran away from his
father, the Marquis de In Mare. and served in our
army during our late war, and the same who figured
cOnspicuously IN the duel with NJ. vacrga, the
tenor, III san Francisco several years ago. Is y
cadet az the United States Military Academy 1T
West Point, n. Y.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKEr.-LoNDoN August So r.
M-Consos at 1854 for both money ana the account
United Staten hvewenty bonds, 1883, $50 1905 od W
1857 81; ten-fortes, ~ = -
PARIS MONEY MAaKEr-PABs, August g. hcn'es
k5f SIC.
L,vERPooL CoTroN MAEKET.--LivrRrooI, August 8
D Y. M.-The market closed heavy; middling nplands,
etd. mdding Orleans, sd The sales of the day have
been bales including 1900 for and speculation
Shc shipments of Bombay To the 9TH instant
aimee toe last report have been cS,0O0 bales.
LvERrnoL BREABsrGrTs MARkEr.-LtvEHPool, Au-
gust "a p M Breadstufs The market IS du Inc re-
ceols of wheat for the three days been 0O quar-
tcrs, OF which 1850 red Western spring
whcat los los Id. per GENITAL Flour u.s. 2is per DBL
Tor Western canal.
LIvERrooL Provisions MkRKrr.--LivrRroot, Au-
rib mindless
TRADE acknowledgements, August s--yarns and
fabrics ~ Manchester quiet and steady.
btNfRroot PRODUCE MARKET -bIvfRrooI, AUGUST
uus, f0s
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErxRTSfYSf, \
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGsAL DFyicHR.
WASH NGTON. AnQLlAt 81 a. ".


Synopsis FOR me Past ncenty.t0ur Hoac-s
The barometer. after rising somewhat a. the
Rocky Mountain station since Monday night, II
again falling. IL mas risen rapidly throughout
the upper lakes, and an area OF low pres
sure, after developing over Lake Huron on
Monday. has moved very rapidly eastward
aud is now beyond our stations. The pressure has
risen IN the Gulf States The temperature has fahcn
decidedly on the lower lakes and less 40 IN the
Northwest aud upper lakes. Fresh ana brisk souih-
westerly winds have prevailed on the Asl,niic
coast. Light winds now reported from Ken
lucky 10 Kansas ana northward. anu fresh rDrth-
westerly winds Lakes Ere and Ontario. The
area or local rains has moved rapidly eastward With
The area OF low barometer, Local storms
nave been experienced IN the course OF
the day IN Illinois and on the Middle and E.sat
Atlantic coast, and to a less exen, from Sou1s
Carolina to Arkansas Clear weather now prevails
very generally east of the Mississippi.
Personalities.
The nigh barometer will probably contlnus
untl wednesday evening throughout the Mis-
sissppi Valley, with increasing pressure ami
pleasant weather eastward to the Atlantic
Fresh from the southwest to the
northwest will probably ne experienced north ant
east Of Pennsylvania aud lighter on the lakes
and III the Southern States.
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E N Q L n III d !.
Excited Debate I'm the House
of Commons.
-~~-~~~~~-~~,~ ~~~~~~~~->
Mr.. Disraeli's Savage Attack
on Mr.. Gladstone.
THE BALLOT BILL PASSED.
.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
An Irish Member on the Dub
lin Riot.
TELEGRAM TO THe NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 8, 1871.
The House OF Commons was to-day the scene OF a
severe encounter between the leaders of the tory
and liberal parties.
Mr. Disraeli savagely charged Mr.. Gladstone with
bad leadership both IN the House and IN his party,
with wasting many weeks on subjects subsequently
abandoned with needlessly invoking the exercise
OF the royal prerOgatlve, and with p0stponng im-
portant and even vital legislation
MIR. GLADsTONEs REPLY.
MI. Gladstone retOrted that NJ. Dsraeli's called
facts but tho OFFSPRING or his Imagination and
lingual powers and that the lost time OF which Mr..
Dsraeli complained was due to the resistance made
by the tories to electoral reform.
THE BALLOT BILL.
Mr. Gladstone implored the House to pass the bal
lot bill forthwith.
violent personal and partisan debate followed,
after which Mr. Forster summed up for the bll as
one demanded by the people.
The bin then passed.
THE DUBLIN RIOT.
Sir John Gray, Member of Parliament for Kilkenny
CITY, has given notice of his intention to call the at
tentOn Of the House OF Commons Friday to the
subject OF the riots which occurred in Dublin Sum
day last.
DISEASE AMONG THE IRISH CATTLE.
The foot and mouth disease has broken out among
the cattle i'm county Meath Ireland ana is or an
tremely virulent type.
THE NEW STEAMER SPAIN DAMAGED.
The new steamship Spain, OF the National line
has sustained damage to her stem plates rom two
strikes against the dock aud has gone into Craving
dock for repairs.
THE TRIAL OF THE OFFICERS OF THE AGINCoURT
The naval court martial Tor the trial Of the officers
OF the irOn-clad steamer Aglncourt, which VI
ashore at Gibraltar, has concluded It's labors.
The Court pronounced the defendants guilty oS
the charges Of negligence, &C., but under extenuA
ing circumstance ana sentenced Captain Beamish
and Staff Commander Knight to be severely repri.
manded and admOnished and Lieutenant Bell to be
admOnShed,
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TtlsGnAR 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

~. VERSAILLES, August 8, 1871.
council OF war was held here yesterday for the
consideration OF the state OF affairs in Algeria.
M. Theirs and Marshal MacManon were present
and took part in the proceedings.
The result was the adoption Of energetic mea-
sures for the final suppression OF the revolt.
BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Advices from Algeria say the nsurrectiOn has been
routed and that Moneddem has been subdued.
The revolt, however, continues In the Province OF
Constantine, the most eastern OF the three depart
ments of which Algeria is composed.
Numerous murders are still committed by the
rebels IN that Province, and several forests have
been burned.
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PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA.
HARRISBURG. Pa. .

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 8, 1871.
The State Camp or the Patriotic Sons or America
met IN the hall Of the House Of Representatives at
ten A. NJ. to-day. State President George r..
Hawkesworth called the Camp TO order Governor
Geary, Ivy invitation, attended the Convention and
made an address Of welcome, which was responded
10 by Post President George Washington Blake.
Three hundred delegates are here. number oC
Camps arrived last night and during to-day, and
many more VIII come in to. night. The grand parade
tomorrow promises To be large. number o, arches
have been erected and the general display OF nags
gives TO the city a gay appearance.
Tile following officers were elected and installed
State President, II. II. Hall. Reading: State Vice
President, II. A. McGrOw. Hadaysburg: State
Master OF Forms, william &. Rhue, Chadd's Fort;
State secretary. H. J. Stager, Philadelphia; Slaie
Treasurer. John II. Hotter, Lebanon: state Marshal,
G. +. Reifsnyder. Danvle; state Sergeant at Arms,
John \. Fisher MnersyilIe
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tunneiiing the sierra Nevada-The California
and Australia steamship Company.
SAN FRANCISCO, August S, 1871.
Colonel Won Schmidt has closed contract with
the Central Pacific Railway, to construct the Lake
Tahoe tunnel through the Sierra Nevada, and sur
ncient in size for canal aud railway trains. He Is
to complete the work in five years, the railroad
company to pay 81, 1000 as It's share OF the cost
The City OF Adelaide sailed at noon to-day for
Honolulu, Fiji and Sydney direct She has a fair
freight and passenger list and carries large English
mails.
number OF small boys, while hunting near
OrOville mlstOok q Mexican sheepherder sleeping in
the grass for q hare and shot him. He died in
few hOuIs
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CONVENTION OF INSTRUCTORS OF THE
BLIND.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. August g. 1871.
The Second National Convention OF Instructors
or the Blind assembled at The Institute for the
Blind in this city this afternoon. W. Chaplin
OF Philadelphia, was elected permanent chairman
After completing the organization and the
appOIutment OF committees the Convention ad-
iourned until tomorrow Among the delegates
n,sent are DR.. Howe, OF PERKINS Institute, Boston;
w b. Walt. OF New York city and Kings county H.
stil,,ies and representatives from Institutes at Ph
adeIpha Baltimore, Slaunton, Va; Romney, w.
Va: Cedar Springs :. c.; Macon, Ga; Columbus
ONO; GAINESVILLE WIS. Louisville, KY; ~. LOUIS,
Mo-: Wyandoue, Kansas; Nashviile, rem, JACK
snnvllle H.; NntOu, iowa, and lndlanapOlIs, Ihu
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JUDGE LYNCH IN KENTUCKY.

Two Negro Prisoners Taken from the Frank
tort Jail by Mob and Hanged.
LOUIS VILE KY, August 8, 1871
About two this morning about two hundred
armed and MASKED men went to the jail in Frank
fort and demanded the keys. The state guard,
who had been on duty there, mad gone. as 1t was
supposed all disorder was over. The iaer was COM
PEELED 10 surrender the keys, and the men entered
ana took out The negro " no committed the rape on
Mrs. Pieiffer few lays ago. and also the negro
Washington, who was SAID TO be the one who fired
the rst shot IN the riot there Yesterday, IN which
two white men Killed. The negroes were
taken about halt mile from the jail and hanged.
Great excitement prevails IN the community IN
consequence of the turbulent scenes yesterday even
Ing and the lynchng outrage this morning. No
further violence Is anticipated however
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LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

NEW ORLEANS, August 8. 1871.
There will be double delegations from all the
parishes IN the State, eXcept eight or
ten, which are represented by delegates
friendly to WarmOh. In two or three
wards OF the city where WarmOth delegates
elected there contestants, and in all other
wards there are double delegations Warmotns
friends claim majority IN tile whole delegation, and
say they VIII go into The Convention without
tickets from the State Committee. and leave the
question to be decided by properly constituted
committee on credentials The Convention meets at
twelve NJ tomorrow, III the United states Court
room III the Custom House building.
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CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.

Young Lady shot and Instantly Killed by
Young Man Footing with Pistol.
A. dfteen minutes past seven O'Clock last nigh,
Fannie Elsie, aged fourteen years. residing at No.
1912 Broadway, was shot and instantly killed by
n young man, also aged fourteen years, named
Michael QUINN a clerk IN the store OF j. j. Downs
No 1912 Broadway. me lacts or the case as re.
ported to Sergeant Mullen, OF the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct are as fOllOws:-The young lady was
standing IN the doorway leading to the hall, while
young Quinn stood at short distance from her ex.
aiming revolver. From some unaccountable rea-
son the weapon suddenly discharged the ball pass
ing through her left arm into her breast lodging
IN her lungs, killing her instantly. Her
body was removed to the residence of her parents
detained In the lhirtieth street police station
await the action OF the Coroner.
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IRELAND.
Order Restored in Dublin-Mr. smyth, the Mem
Der of Parliament, Demands an Investigation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
admOniShed,

DUBLIN August 8, 1871.
The city Is quiet. All the persons arrested for OBJ
structng the thoroughlarcs Sunday nave been
fined Ill small amounts and discharged from custody
on payment OF the same.
Mr. Smyth, the member OF Parliament, who was
instrumental III getting up the amnesty demonsura-
ti0n and who was among those beaten by the police,
has written letter 10 the authorities demand
ing an immediate inquiry into all the facts OF the
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TORNADO IN WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, August 3, 1871.
terrific tornado moving from east TO west.
passed over WinnecOnne, WIS.,, last night. boom,
the Wolf River five miles above Winnie
come, containing 5O.oOO,OoO feet OF logs, was
broken up. The steamer star was caDszcd and
Captain George Smith drowned one OF the RATS
men also drowned, raft hotises thrown over and
completely demolished ana thousands OF window
panes broken. Thirty Chmneys were blown down.
Grain IN the snOOk was scattered over the neds and
all the corn Is nat. The lumber interest suffers .
great loss The Roman Catholic church IN Gran
vile WAS DESTROYED by the storm.
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THH MISSOURI RAILROAD TAX TROUBLES.

ST. louis, Aug, ), 1911.
notice has been served on tne EQUITY 'or
lector To appear before Judge pnion' VI
the United states circuit Court In the
Cnamhcre at davenport, Iowa, on August Is,
in relation IN the Injunction praye.or by the attor-
news of the Iron Mountain Railroad company 10
restrain the sale OF the property levied on Nv the
collector for the n0npayincht vi taASs ooNeiusco
or the 18th lust
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ST. LOUIS mo-, ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, August 3, ISTI.
The election here to-day for County Judge
and Auditor passed OF quietly. Charles
Speek democrat, for Presiding Justice
has about fifteen hundred majority in the city,
and the county WIN probably run 1t up to
1000 william II. Heath, republican, for Auditor,
has between 700 and 500 majority In the city. or
District Judges from the city, J0hn ii. Fissc and
philip Stremmel, republicans, are elected, and
yohn d. Fnney John Bussey, democrats. There
are not enough returns from the county districts TO
determine the result, but ii is probable that Joseph
L. HYATT democrat. and Robert Allen republican,
ro nInciaH.
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NAPOLEON AND EUGENE.
The Ex- emperor to Take Up His Residence in
Switzerland Rumored Disagreement Be-
tween Napoleon and Eugene.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HeaALp.

LONDON, August 8, 1871.
1t Is again asserted that the ex-Emperor Napoleon
intends to go to Switzerland and Will take up his
residence at the Chateau OF Arenberg.
There Is apparently serious disagreement be-
tween the Emperor and tue Empress as to their
future residence. The latter insists on going to
spain, and IL Is doubtful whether she will accom-
pany her husband to switzerland.
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JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.

UTICA. ~ Y, August s, 1871.
Ford G. Hall, OF Rochester, this afternoon shot
povmaster Gouverneur X. Kortland, OF the United
states Navy, near Boggs Hotel. The oal lodged in
the shoulder and indicted painful but not serious
wound. young lady of THIS city is involved in the
affair and the shooting is attributed 10 jealousy on
the part ot uaI.,
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THE NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.

ST. LOUIS, August \, 1871
The National Labor Congress met again TINS morn
ing. Delegates reported from the Middle, Western
and Southern States. hut none IRON New England.
The annual message OF the resident was read. The
convention il harmonious aud there Is but little dts
pOsIlIOn manifested for speecll.making.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August :, 1871.
General Allen Rutherford, Third Auditor, has re.
turned to-day from North Carolina. He estimates
the republican majority Ia that state al from TO- 100
% IL 600. SIRE
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HEAVY STORM IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, August 8, 1877.
The heaviest thunder storm that has visited this
vicinity years occurred here this afternoon inc
house was struck By lightning, but no serious
damage done.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

AUGUST ..
lS7o-Tbe Corps LGglsatif OF France, having mcs
and passed order IN opposition To the
olivier Ministry the latter resigned Count
de PalikaO was entrusted with the formation
OF a new Ministry.
lS7O-The Prussans invested StraSbOurg.
ISG2-3attle OF Cedar Mountain, Va; General Bank3
defeated by "Stonewa' Jackson.
observation-disclosures OF the Russian fortress ana
town OF Sweaborg, In FINLAND. commenced ~
the allied French and British Hees.
Is42-The Ashburton Treaty signed al Washington.
Is4l-The steamer Erie destroyed by fire on Lake
Erie. and 175 OF her passengers lost
A.-PhniOn's New Perfume.
I LOVE YOU
I LOVE YOU
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THE GERMAN CLERGY.
Herald Special Report from
Heidelberg.
a Conference Of Ecclesiastical
Revoluti0nists.
Protest Against UltramOntane
Tyranny.
Shall There Be a National Ger
man Church?
q Committee Appointed to Draw Up a
New Ecclesiastical Constitution.
The Confessional Assailed and the Alb
solute Separation Of Church and
State Called For.
Congregations 10 Elect Their Own Priests, and
Priests to Elect Their Own Bishops.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.


Our correspondent in London sends us the
following special telegram
LONDON, August 8, 1871.
A despatch from our special cores
pondent at Heidelberg gives the informa-
zion that a meeting of representative delegates
From some of the
DEMONSTRATING BRANCHES
of the Catholic Church was held in that city
on Sunday. There were only forty delegates
present, but these represented Prussia, the old
German duchies and kingdoms, and the Ger
man provinces of Austria and the German can
tons of Switzerland Whether they are
really Catholics does not appear, but it is ex-
tremely probable they are delegates outside
The Church. The
OBJECT OF THIS CONFERENCE
has been to discuss the relation of Catholic
Germany to the Holy See and to adopt mea-
sures to undo what has been accomplished by
the victory of the ultramontane party in the
recent Ecumenical Council at Rome
1t is contended by some among the clergy
and laity, that the
DOGMA OF AVAILABILITY
has revolutonized the attitude of the Holy
Father to his spiritual subjects, and that re-
vival of the old state of affairs is imperatively
called for
WHAT WAS DONE.
The chief business transacted was to APP
point committee to prepare new consti-
tuition for the Church. An instruction was
TONBE GUIDED,
80 far as possible, by the principles estab-
lished by the Council of Constance, in 1914,
claimed and exercised by that Council to
depose Pope for breaches of good morals
and ecclesiastical offences
OTHER REFORMS CALLED FOR
Suggestions have also been made contemplate
ing the placing among the articles of the new
constitution of the Church the absolute separa-
ton of Church and State, the admission of the
laity, as in the Lutheran communion, to share
in the administration of the temporal affairs
Of the Church, the free election (the despatch
does not specify whether by priests only or by
the Joint action of aity and clergy) of bishops
.h. election Of pastors Xts B. the congregation
and modification of the system of con-
fessiona There was
SOME DIVISION OF OPINION
among the delegates on the question Of the
prmacy of the Pope. Some appeared dis
posed to cut loose for good from Rome and to
organize purely national German Church
THE COMMITTEE WILL REPORT
the new constitution at further session of the
Conference, to be held at Munich in Septem-
Der, and action will be taken, after full discus
sion, in regard to its ratification
The particulars as to the proceedings are
scant, but it is generally believed that this is
merely q movement of the enemies of the
Eoly Father, who desire to still further en-
barrass him in his relations with political
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PORTO RICO.
The State Of Siege Raised-Resignation Of the
Captain General
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york ueaALn.

ST. john, p. r., August !.
VIA HAVANA, August 8, 1SIi.i
The state Of siege was raised yesterday in Porto
Rico and quiet reigns throughout the island.
the Captain General has forwarded his resigna.
tion 20 Spain. 1t Is supposed that General SAM,
the former Captain General, will be re-apponted.
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EGYPT.
The Chamber Closed by the Khedive.
TELEGRAM TO TAe NEW YORK HERALD

CAIRO, August 8, 1871.
The Khedive closed the session of the Chamber to.
day with brief speech of compliment and cougratu-
latlon.
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A MORMON CHARGED WITH ADULTERY,
SALT LAKE. Utah. An

SALT LAKE, Utah, August =, 1871.
In the Third District Court to-day Mormon was
held to bail IN $4,000 ON charge OF adultery pre-.
ferred Ny nls ugst wife
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THE RESURRECTION In ALGERIA.

A Council of War Dscides for Energetic Meas-
urss Against the Rsvolt-Thiers and Mar
shall MacMahon Present-The Latest
idvices from Algeria,
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a Perfect Charm.-Mr~. Wiu-low's SOstbinA
SYRUP certainly does, the implies, 'soOhe"
little sufferer into quiet natural sleep, from which
awakes invigorated and refreshed.
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A.-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25 Broadway, cornsr Murray grss
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('riste dorO's Hair Dye has Equal In ths
world Ills the reliable OF Sold every
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI-the Worlds tsrcas
remedy for Colds Coughs and Consumption
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Missisquoi.-The Waters at this s4pring
have thousands afflicted with diseases OF the
JOHN " HENRY, No. 8 Cole 2, place.