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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-31

I. is now reported that Mrs. Ann Eliza
Webb Young the seventeenth wife of Brig
ham, who IS about to sue Tor divorce,
claims alimory to the amount of S5o,O 600.
This is dreadful prospect tor the
poly yamist; for if all the other wives should
follow such an example. and recover only
tenth part of such an alimony. 1t would
take large slice ont of his fortune. besides
leaving him lonely, wifeiess man. 1t is
quite evident that there has been serious
trouble of late in the prophets family. In
recent address in the temple at Salt Lake,
he Iectured the whole flock OF his wives in
the following language:
Il wish my women to understand that
what l am going to say is for them as well
as others, and want those who are here
to tel. their sisters: yes. all the women IN
the community. ! am going 10 give yon
from this time to the sixth OF October next
for reflection, that you may determine
whether yOu wish to stay WITH your hus-
bands or not, and then l am going to set
every woman at liberty, and say TO them
now 90 your way. And my wives have got
to do one OF two things. either round up
their shoulders to endure the affections of
this world. and live their celigion-poly-
gamy-or they must leave; fol will not have
them about me. l will go into heaven
alone rather than to have scratching and
fighting about me. will set all at liberty.
What, first wife, too! Yes. / hberate you
all. ! wan: 10 90 somewhere or do somt-
thing to get rid of the winners. do not
want them 20 receive part c:'.he truth and
spurn the rest out of doors. Let every me
thus treat lis wives; keeping raiment
enough to cover his body, and say to your
wives take all that I have and be set at
liberty; but. if you stay with me you shall
comply with the law of God IN every re-
spect, and that, too. without any murmur-
ing or whining. You must fulfill the law
of God in every respect. and round up
your shoulders to walk up 20 the mark
without any grunting."
The language of inspiration could no
further 90 than this. He wants his wives
to ..round up their shoulders 10 endure the
Affections OF this world, and live their re-
ligion-tha. is, polygamy;' - round up
their shoulders to walk un 70 the mark
without any grunting." Mrs. Ann Eliza
Webb Young was evidently one OF the
grunters. and could not round up her
shoulders sufficiently. He will not have
any scratching or fighting abou- him, which
is proof tina: there has been good deal OF
each in his little household. The GOODNESS
with which lie talks of "going to heaven
alone" rather than take MS lighting and
scratching wives with him. is strikingly
characteristic of an inspired prophet. Mrs.
Young XVII. must have been a scratcher
and fighter as we'll as grunter. But If she
gets her divorce and SO, 900 alimony she
will do more to pull down the whole fabric
of Mormonisrn and polygaIny than host
of missionaries, an army of troops or VOL
ume OF iladelplia Bulletin.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
L. Dejan vs.. GUstavc l.. IacEaux.

T.. Dejan vs.. Gustave l.. Luckaux.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT POH TEE PARISH Of
- Orleans. No. 43iJ.-By virtue " a Wi. of
feri facias 10 directed by the ic-o1a5e The
Sixth District Court for the palisa o. c-esLe, Il
the above entitled csuse, viii proceed - SCI a:
public auction, at the Merchants d. d AIcro2eefs'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal AID Gus
tOmhoUse streets, b the Second -.tTcc o. inns
city, on MONDAY. September >. S'3. at we've
O'Clock NJ. the following descr5ed property. 70
wit
LOT OF GROUND with .he h.!tc.nss and
improvements thereon. situated Il -" second
District of this city. designated ~ tte Lumber
one hundred aod thirty-four n irra-e Humber
seven bounded by st. Ann. DUN lane Aochen.aye
and DergeHois streets, On q piaI cfa"n By = A. &c
Armas surveyor, dated seventeelt!l Of Ap:.i- 1852
deposited in the Office Of j. CUvl!ie-, notary pub
lie in this city. Said lot measures. IA american
measure twenty nine feet nine incses ss-en l..es
front on 81 Ann street. by depth Of one l4u-G1ed
and thI ty-two feet SIX inches tive ard .aIf Ines
on the side next to Rocheblave s.Iee., AID ore
hundred and thirty-two feet seven inches three
lines in depth the side next 10 Do-genois street
Which lot was acquired by the Ge1erta1: herein
from Z. Saoy the twentieth Of Septe beI, 1876
by act before Doriocourt, notary pr5'r =, II .his
city, registered N conveyance otf.e {. us CITY.
book 90, folio l55.
Seized in the above suit.
Terug-Cash on the spot,
VIZ. H4ETsR
jy3l auls 81 Sheriff of the Parinn OF lr.esIs.
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The Iowa Bandits.

Especial Dispatch t. the Chicago Tr!Dure.l
DEs MONIES. Ia, July 2,;-The citizens
Of Stuart, on the Rock Island and Pacific
road, twenty light miles west OF where the
train was robbed on Monday last, were
aroused at two o'clock this morning by the
report Of q revolver and the cry of MUIR.
der" The scene of the tulrult and confu-
sion was the jewelry store OF Lindsay q
Campbell. who also keep restaurant III
the same building. About half past eleven
last evening two masked robbers entered
the store and expressed a desire for some
thing TO eat to Mr.. Campbell, who was sleep
ing ID the store. They got in by turning the
KEY, which had been left in the door,
with a pair of pincers. They. stated that
they were detectives in search OF the rail,
road robbers, upon which Mr.. Campbell
asked them why they were masked, and
they said because the robbers knew them.
They followed Mr.. Campbell around with
loaded revolvers, and compelled him TO get
them what they wanted. After they fin
ished their supper, the robbers possessed
themselves of what money they could lind
in the drawer. telling him to 60 to bed and
keep still, and that if he made the least
alarm they would shoot him. Asking HIM
where Captain Stuart's office and bank
were. they opened the door and went out
Mr.. Campbell waited until he thought they
had got out Of sight and went out the back
door to arouse Mr.. Lindsay. who lives the
next door. One of the robbers fired at
him, but missed, and Campbell giving the
cry OF murder the villains ran. 1t is
thought that these robbers belong to the
railroad bandit gang.
Information has been received from reli-
able parties in Missouri this morning estab
fishing the identity of the gang OF robbers
who pundered the railroad train. Their
route has been traced from the wreck across
the Burlington and Missouri railroad and
the Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad. They
have scattered. and are pushing toward
Southwestern Missouri. They are known
to belong to gang Of banGi,ti who have
been terror 10 the settlers OF Southwest
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Mysterious Colorado.


Oar first glimpse was the beautiful
gate which consists Of two enormous
masses of red sandstone. That upon the
right bears striking resem blance to two
camels stopping TO receive their burden,
che heads, ears, eyes and brides even being
perceptible for many miles. This rock Is
900 feet high, and is often assembled by
tourists, though its honey condi-
zion makes it rather difficult 70 climb.
Rising abruptly from the earth, enormous
masses of rock of different colcrs, from the
BRIGHTEST vermilion to white green and
variegated, tower grandly here and there
over a space Of many acres, IKE huge
Titaus, unarmed and solitary, hundreds OF
feet in height. 1t requires but little lmagl'
nation to enrich them with characteristics
of animals or heroes Of departed ages,
struck with silence while yet in full posses
zion of unlimited might and maj esty. There
is an inlescribable power, a sense OF which
comes to the mind while witnessing these
mute evidences of the throes and convul-
slons which nature must have undergone
before they could have assumed their pres
ent position. 1t is in his descent from the
plateau Of the Garden of the Gods that the
finest view of the mountains we nave nao'
is obtamable. From the low ly ing valleys
and the Foot hills, wrapt in green, sue,
cessiOn of eminences OF every variety OF
form and outline, diversified with rocky
crag and boulder, with slopes and range
and canyon stretch up peak upon peak, and
point upon point, to the snow capped sum
iuits lowering in the blue ether above. Ia
the Garden of the Gods, and also in Monu.
ment Park, we found a beautiful quality of
gypsum of the most delicate rosy white,
easily Gu. and capable OF receiving the
highest polish. Immediately beyond the
garden lies Glen Eyre. ramed from huge
so pla'S mast in one of the cray1.
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CITY 0RDINANCEs---oFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYoRALTY OF Npw ORLEANS
City Hal, Jlly 50, 1913.
mo. 22il-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several account therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
prations he and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator Of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there shall
be money IN the city treasury TO the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
J. &. Fleming, gas fixtures: labor. ETC.,
for Mayors parlor, approved, SIS so.
New Orleans Times. subscription from
July 7, 1873, to July I. 1871, approved by
the city attorney, Sli
H. Birrcher, removing and putting up
Office railing for Department OF Public Ac-
counts, approved sig.
w. G. Shepard & Co., water cooler. tum-
blers, etc, Tor Department. Of Pablo Ac-
counts, approved, S1l -.
T. H. Thomason, book binding, ETC., for
Department Of Public Accounts, approved,
So SO.
New Orleans Republican Printing. Com
pany, printing $50 copies report OF Admins
traitor of Public Accounts, approved, Sl00.
w. +. Durham, for services as expert IN
Wy oiACC, HpP1o'S3' W.
B. NJ. Harrod, for cutting an opening IN
brick wall in the office of Department OF
Public Accounts. approved, s25.
G. H. Bachelor and j. E. Guilotte, for
painting and calsomining done to City Hall,
etc. approved by Administrator OF Water
works and Public Buildings, SILL 80.
Charles Potthofi, paint etc, for the City
Hall building, approved by Administrator
of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
$3.50 10.
A Weiman, repairs to Port markethouse
and material, approved by Administrator
OF Waterworks and Public Buildings,
$l74 20.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
Orleans, July %, 1873.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter,
Lewis, Sturcken, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DAyIFI SCCIIY Secretary.
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Office Of the It. Charles street RalIrGad
streets, New orleans, June q. 1879 The stock
holders OF this company hereby notified 10
NEE: a: this office MONDAY. July 28 1873. be-
tween the hours Of y VI. ard P NJ, 70 vote upon
the increase OF the capital stock OF this company.
ie21 In v. RIVIERE, Secretary.
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COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1873.

FRS. District Court.
State VI. Henry Enders. Assault and
battery. Surrendered by boDdsman.
SAFE ys. Bradley e, a,.-Mnrder. On
trial.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Larceny-J. 3. Williams. Edward Nc
Nauus plea OF guilty:
Murder-EphIaim Maurice; plea o! not
guilty.
ManslaugA.er-B F. Rives; pea OF not
guilty.
Breaking and entering a sore IN the
night .inle-Jackson Collins; plea Of guilty.
David Sheer. George Thomas: plea OF not
guilty.
SENTENCES.
Assault and battery-Wiliam Reilly;
one hour ia Parish Prison.
Larceny-William Brady; eight months
in the Penitentiary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE SALE OF TIE
UNITED STATES MARINE HOS.
PlTAL AND GROUNDS At NEW OR.
LEANS, LOUISIANA.

OTY.CE Of COLLECTOR ~ Cr.roNs,
New Orleans, La, July %, 1873.
ylyHERE WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION
l. to the highest bidder, at the rotunda Of tie
United States CustOmhouse, On THURSDAY, July
81. 1873, at II M
THE OLD MARINE HOSPITAL AND GROUNDS,
in the city of New Orleans Louisiana, subject to
the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Term, of sale-Five thousand dollars viii be re-
Gured to be deposited the day of sale $4,000
upon notification that the bid is accepted S Is 00o
within thirty DAYS after date of notification. ard
the balance in equal Guarteryearly payments Of
S25 900 each.
certificate of sale will be given to the purchaser
by the collector with the notification of the accept
ance of his bid and deeds executed upon the pay
ment of the last instaliment of the purchase mo-
new. ANY failure on the part of the purchaser to
make the payments required, will involve the
forfeiture to the government of aNthe deposit and
the purchase money previously paid.
JAMES F. CASEY,
iyzOI2t Collector CT Customs.
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. M!YoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall Iulv IGs lG.3.
mo, a2i5-Administrat:on Series.

mo. ..2i5-AdmlnlStrat-0n Serlesl
Resolred, That the proposal OF John Cole
man for paving with square blocks Poy-
dras street, from Front to Delta streets, at
Two dollars and fifty cents IN cash per yard,
furnished and laid complete, and nine hum
dren and twenty dollars cash for each
bridge complete, and offering s'.ch security
as will be acceptable to the Mayor and AID,
ministrator of Improvements in the sum OF
five thousand dollars, be and the same is
hereby accepted, said Coleman renouncing
ard relinGuishing any recourse upon the
city in case he shall fail to obtain from the
property owners payment of their share of
the work, and the Mayor is hereby author
lied to enter into contract on behalf of the
city, per notarial act, before the city no.
tary, tor the faithful performance OF said
contract.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of
New Orleans, July 80, 1873
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Eitzenrelter,
Lewis, Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
a true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
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4 Fish story.
Tie Rutland (Vermont) Herald Is respon
s;bia Gov >hesa assertions:

TIE Rutland (VermontJ ReTG.a IS fespon'
s;ble .or these assertions:
Ar old resident of Castleton, who lives
in the vicinity of Bomoseen lake, was re,
Gently fishing in the lake, being anchored
but few rods from shore, when he had a
most extraordinary bite and take at the
erd Of his line and hook. With an unlimited
amount Of exertion he pulled up-a. four
gallon Jug, with something inside tugging
at the line. Upon breaking the jug three
pound rickerel was found. The probabi,,i-
ties are that the fish. in his early 'iish.
hood" being of philosophical turn OF
mind. OF being out on a little time IN
search OF something to make his heart hap
py, had entered his jug, and being unable
to get out. had remained there ever since,
till he had attained his present weight and
age.
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DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
NAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. July so. 1873. }

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. July 80. 1873. J
mo. .2.l-AdmlnstratiOn Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the account therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following ap-
preparation be and is hereby made. and
that the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts warrant on the Admins traitor OF FL
nance in payment Of the same:
j. IL. Lindop, for labor and materials IN
repairing roof Of ST. Mary Market, Novem-
Der, 1872. approved by City Surveyor.
$50 10.
Adopted bv the Council 0: the city Of
New Orleans, Julv %, 1873.
LOUIS A. WILTE, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEI. ScULLY. SecretarE.
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Merchants. Mutual Insurance Compan,

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB tHE PARISH
- OF Orleans, 10. i5.6-By virtue OF e wrlt %
seizure and sal. to directed By the honorable
the Sixth District Court for re parish OF Orieanss
in the above emitted cause I will proceed to
sell at public auction, 81 tire Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange R"y.i street, between eanaI
and C.istOInhouse streets N the Second District
of this CITY On MONDAY, August II, 1879 at twelvs
o'clock H.. tie to.iown: described property to
wit
YOr OF GROUND .ita.'ei in she Second Dis.
trict OF thi, city Ia the square bodnded by Datss
phine Cr.ulines, Bourbon aud Hospital streets.
measuring tiirt zone feet eleven inches re liBes
front OIL Dat pnine street. by hundred and
twenty seven feet ten incae, five lise. deep the
buildinos consisting of a. Cd house containing
TWO rooms. Being the same ptaperty acnIired b.
the defendant herein by ptnci;,. from the success.
sion % tie lac John Pes or.t., teceaAci per ac.
u,ssed befor. A. D. Lur. Mt As..ry public an
this city, January 81, I3:
Seized in the ado &c 49,.
.cr1n.--Casll til. s,-.
q r HARPER
ivYG MI kb.,y. 80 s'g ,r,.I
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jy3l aul6 81 Sheriff Of the P&rih Of Il es.Ie.
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~ >pfS
DANIEL SCCLLY, Secretary.
NAYoRAITy OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hal, July 80, 1873.
mo. 2i7.-Administratio Series.l

mo. 22i7.-Administration Series.l
Be it resolved by the City Council Of the
city Of New Orleans, that SO much of art
icle 1854. revised city laws and ordinances,
page $50, as excerpts 200 feet from Espla-
made street, which is set apart as coalboat
landing during the pleasure Of the Common
Council, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, July 29, 1873.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
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More rain fell yesterday than was needed

\ reporter of the Picayunc heard several
shots fred near his residence early yester'
day morning, and naturally enough left his
bed, expecting to obtain an exclusive item.
In his haste ne forgO. 70 put OF LIS shoes,
and in that condition went on the street
Two policemen, seeing him so soon after the
shooting, thought him the culprit and ar
rested him He would have been marched
70 prison had not another officer appeared
Just in time 20 save him by stating that he
was not only useful reporter. but not the
man who discharged revolver.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES, AID full
assortment OF Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly Oh hand and for sale by
Ed L. ZEEL Z CO..
Come, Cana, ard Carondeet streets,
Few orleans. Louisiana.
Goods eoId ta.Iy warranted. ubnl y
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CCPERlOR DISTRI". r..ti.' Sp. TIT. PARISH
- OF Orleass. No. :.G...as "I-.ue y! = .riS
T.! fer !aci.s 10 :'r'tei by the
ionorsb. tle >ape:,or :,s':.c' Ccu.- for
the parish Of G-'-e... -. liz .hoge entitled
cause. will prUce.'. - 81 Die auction a.
the Merchants and AIct l.arers :: ..laugr ROyas
street bet tween Cana - -.UElI"u.- s.rre a. in
the Second Dis.rtct o. - 80. - 5yS z. Az.
Angus, ~, 1879, a. t.eire L'cgsk j. ..e 10. wing
described pr"psrtT. to si.-
/. THE tORPo.A1H RIGHTS ;SJ -.
OF the New Orleans, .2to. I.5.zs az: VS. arg
Railroad Com pa.J, .r-i .ic: spec. .. -. l.,
Legislature ci i.o1.-s;sL3.
2. TIE LA.D GRANTS - HAI1 .,.rs:. Z:
cic Railroad Company.
3 ALL THE Pat'GR-T AID .r:E.C. .-.,r.
tanning or s.c.caEas = aaij oE5.l5 .s:s.her
with al the -i21t. and credits e. aIj az. - "
kind and atEre heiou.l ~ - sad C..u ,2l.. also,
the furniture ard nl9T2liss 80. o...ce .aid
company, situated d the .UrG.. .. .'--o.. ana
Carroll streets, do PEI Il. .-ory. TO- 20 10
seen in my Office.
Seized IN the aI0-. -
Tclms-CasA o.. t.g 500.
= .sRps
iyl5 au3 20 Stegf 0, - i'...s. .-...A.
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MAyoRA1rY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hal. LILY 20, 1873. 5
mo. c22i3-Administration Series.l

MAYoRALTY op NEW ORLEANS,
City Hal. .-ly 90, 1873.
mo. c2i3-Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for a settlement
with X. II. Short, for taxes paid III error.
Re it ordained, That the sum OF $l5G4 20
for tax bills against X. H. Short, for 1863,
1864 and 1860, with interest and costs. paid
by him in error, as appears by statement
rendered by his attorney. and confirmed by
the books OF the Department Of Public Ac-
counts, be repaid to him. provided he APP
ply said amount to the payment OF tax bills
40. 1856. of 1871, with interest and costs,
and Nos. 1899 and 30l5 Of 1913. which bills,
interest and cost. amour. to said sum OF
Sl564 20.
Be it further ordained, Tha: the Admin
istrator of Public Accounts issue the neces-
sary warrants on the Administrator OF
Finance to carry this ordinance into effect.
Adopted by the Council OF me CITY OF
New Orleans, July %, 1873.
Yeas--Brewster. Calhoun. T:-zenreiter.
Lewis. S.urcken, TurnbUli.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A rue cSpy:
D.SIEI, SCCLyY. Secretary.
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SOMETHING FINE.-A vessel recently from
Bordeaux brought sidewheel steam yacht,
forty feet long, for a resident OF New Or
leans. The model is q superior one and the
finish is beautiful. She will probably be
sent around to Lake PoncLartrain and used
lsr . pleasure craft.
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NaYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Citv Hall Univ 20 1873

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. July 50. 1878.
mo. 22.9-Administration Series.l
Rcso!ced, Tia. on account Of erroneous
assessment, the Administrators of Public
Accounts be ard he is hereby authorized to
reduce the following assessments for 1873:
On real estate in square No. go. second
assessment district, belonging 20 John
Hughes, from $500 20 $4,000; FAX biN 40.
20.
And in square No. 81, Burtheville, If
teenth assessment. district. belonging TO
Napoleon Underwood from $500 20 $500;
tax bill No. G273.
Also in SQUARE No. 50, sixth assessment
district, belonging to estate OF L. 4. Gull
lemin. from SIC, eco to SIS 600; and in square
No. 273. third assessment district, belong
ing to the same estate. from $4,000 10 $1,000;
tax bill No. 9l2.
And also to cancel the assessment for
1873 on property IN squares No. 81 and JOG,
eleventh assessment district, belonging to
the ST. Joseph's German Orphan Asylum;
tax bills Nos. G3Js and 1889.
Adopted By The Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, July 90, 1873.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCU1LY. Secretary.
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One need not expect to find excessively
polite people among market Lucksters, as
!, citizen. whose name Is no: stated. can
testify. The citizen was trying to purchase
some vegetables. when a dispute arose,
which ended in the unknown tapping the
dealer, Pierre Gaba, on his head. ;nHicting
:. bad wound. The assailant travelled OFT
suite victorious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-31

The discovery of lew comet seemed
more important TO Messier. the French
astronomer, than the gravest earthly events.
His wifes last illness intertered with his
astronomical work to such an extent that
rival succeeded in detecting comet 1of
which both were on the watch. A frleno
who met him short time after Madame
Messier's death condoled with him on that
cad loss. "Ah,' responded the man OF
science, "it was hard-was i. not that
after all my watching l was obliged 20
leave my telescope jus: VIXEN the comet
came 7"
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Atou: nine o'clock yesterday, morning
quite heavy shower of rain Eel! IN the
Tower portion of the city, while IN the First,
Fonrth and Sixth Districts all was clear.
Ina Gun shining brightly.