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men ON duty rctrcated, and the Roi
lice, rushing in, captured tho station
and seven prisoners. II was ileh
~ascertaincd that NJ. X. Chandler, a
citizen, had been mortally wounded
4 ball having penetrated his aoo"-
men. Another pan named hrhS'
! Livandals was struck in the -rn
with 4 buckshot, Chandler was
conveyed to the drag store opposite
the station, where q physician ut
tended hja. No hope'io entertain
ed Of his recovery, the attending
physician expressing the "p'n'H'
that death was momentarlly to Dc
expected. M
At 81 o'clock all was quiet. The
police at that hour retired to the
appcr portion Of the Market House
loayinE Il strong guard on duty,
ALL QUIET YESTERDAY MORNING.
Yrn O'Cl5ch, TArUsdap.-The city
IS perfectly quiet this morning an'
no troubIA i aNprohcnded today
It Is now stated that GOV. Mch9erN
did not authorize the movement by
the militia last night.
Tho Metropolitan Police ave IL
Quiet possession Of tn" city, witt
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New State Law


Az ,CT, a secure the payment OF
r,Ilcrtod by justices OF the
panrn ,na fir other purposes.
p. !, enacted By the
oIcl'oN y S,.tn of MIssia-
i'S ~, sLaIl hereafter bo the
supp l""' I"i,a nf ,be Circuit
"u'3 ~ U", ~, St.,9 n each regular
uo"l' 49, ',nr, IL zach county,
I''"' " N" WV" ],s,,c, rr ex.oticio
u t4"'i in ths county in
J" .;nL y, ah '' ,rr,H Of court is bong
""lr' SUM ii, second doT
'c'o' ~ "IPy"' n,nrt with LIs
u ~" ,hn same for ex-
uotAe'p "''N '"'"sN XXI, 10, thn
ANIMATION ana l''Peyt'I" = a"d
grand Jury 'oo'1,'gI, |,, ;n,naSrd
complete t'Po'' " a. ,nN l,Ilcr.
ana INC amount % E"u ,yhn, di,-
position 4a* acv@ made o1 .tn s ,a%o.
IL shall DC tne oo'l ,h.. .1wr
JURY 70 c"r''''',l 1N",'' ",r,n, aIr,,.
m 'o' II ~, 'no oftI,ofr .r.
nel' "'o "'"&, ~, can't in
ZION 10 '"o' july uh nx,,mi
open 'ou''' aug ~ ,l,, ANY, IN.
""''oo' l., 'u'', ,, "t ,Ir n,a,c
I'CV VI "a '"'0'' I ,,,
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Amenities OF Congress,

Lest our readers supposo that
q Amen "%-jties means cnnrluIirr
-, L..,.,., 49,, 49,, c'm,.7
- ','''N
ing cA'F%Gy = from inc bo9io"
"Poot's' report Of the discussion on
the salary bill ON the 28th ult.
Mr. Stryoryon J,,,rod ,i,+ tho
-],,ari,. n,iI ~ thn Eovni"wn W.,
,y,rr snfr i,nt ~ nrrr. tLo5nrn,,"
~ rnnI ma nr,nor n,.n +,
ati,foJ WIN I ,'i .nn, s.Inr,. was
Mr. Dic[ry1S, ~, rnr ,,,",
Mr. SfrvSrs,i iyrhnwgY,l,,T
w;JI ,,r,l, tar myN 1r nnI ,,1$
hrIiry" i rnnn[h r ''''
,Lao"6trrl' lri,Ti79 :, !. ,aI 'I 'J",
,rn w'rIL IrT,n,,I ,rrT n,"' WV"
1ir, ,.nn |,r '.,, "D"'.' ,,n'
T. ''S'Nr '''' '''''
''' u "'' '"''' l"'"'
Z" Ir,oy-yo, ,o,.,r ,,l.
2znol ~ "'''
,'y,.,, m'n, 't', ' n W. ,"
w.. g' ''>'''0' " e'Is',',,
ana n .;a ,','' a,-n " .,J I''''' Civ,
~, ,,n,f,nm n ,',.' a "i',' 'y""' Il
NJ n,"L"rNT,s ~ , ,'I ',"'
lt,o'' y" 1o''eo
l0Ti W.. '',Vn,' Li'""9q'eFl'
.L,' S', 4',, ''1'" ~ ''"Ie
"'|, Nv p',' - ms oo'F" ANA
HAM ''J %iS "' n.r "'''''' y ""'" o' more
Mr. 81 S,ay52nson-Tb,, NAV ho 80
~ ". t' o'o,o2"- may ne so
o ~, t u" - % "!''"''"''' "lu 'l8n'
". p 1' 800.
W., '"-Do y'q Not 40 ~
'',; ooH-Do not 4'''"eE mat
l"vsv'on' we H. t'ic same hoHoe'
, Mr, oIeEen'0h-4l spend more
IA'N my pay spend my own mon
w. "n 49, " man VINO has no more
1e'''' '""I' 70 4 AZ the Airing,
t 70 so o"51' 10 nave money Of ms own
~ 'p'',"'
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HAUENSTEiEN 4 ""
The State OF Mississippi !
NuXubce County.


The State OF Mississippi |
NoXubce County
By tie Board OF Supervise
To W N Weaver
You are hereby cited TO q
before the BOARD of Sapcr'l''
NoXubeo county, M~lS''Ts,FP3.
meeting thereof to be hS'u :
courthouse in Macon, on
Wednesday 5th day Of feO''
1873,
then aud there to pay the t laa'
on said land, the same os,' /,
ported delinquent acc0ra;Is =, ,
by tho tax-collcCtor Of S'' %, y
to.wit: v. of o. section 81 81 j
ship IS, range H.. ana a, w ran !
section IL, township 10 i toT'
and WI Of pwi sectIo" ). ia d
10, range is, lying IN IVA ss'G a. l
Of Noxubee, state tax $40 ~ ~ \
ty tax 1927 90, total S45 %, ~ !
er with 10 por cent. d"m aES,
costs, or show that sala ItAo If.
been paid, or ip dol ~ s,I il,
showing udgmcn for tnG S nd
Of will be entered at SN,G Ind
of said board against salu u, ,%i
demning tho Same or - . %Ji b
of according to law IS s a11os I
fcient to satisfy SAD
aud damages. e hoard
nv order of sala D pSr,
TLsJ 10th day of p tecwPyy
chanceTy Clerk and o *
CPrint fee sSl clo'N
iapli-tw -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15


RGS'More shan ONCE We have urged
upon the citiEens Of this State the
practicabllity of forming II seaport
on our southern coast, that would
perhaps in our generation rival
Mobile or New Orleans, and give
Mississippi that commercial impor-
lance she deserves, for all else but
the enterprise and sagacrty of her
people. Our southern coast affords
ample scope for building up new in.
dustries and, at the same time, CON
trolling those already in existence
within our own borders. The belt
of country fringing the coast, as We
all know, is not rich cotton land.
but it is better to enrich and build
up a poor country, than to impoyer-
ish and wear out a rich one. One
of the greatest lumber marts in the
States can bo realized in q few years
at Paacagoula Or Mississippi city
it is q splendid fruit zone, and un-
eQpalled for healthfuIncss and a de-
ligAtful climate, the selected point
too, wheroyerit may be 90 the coast,
is so easily accessible from all parts
Of the State for Railroads, no tun-
nelling or very deep cuts being re-
quired in any direction. The ad.
vantages that will accru to the
State from sueh.a seaport are so in.
Vulnerable that we could scarcely.
in q series Of articles reaching
through q whole volume, illustrate
or explain them. The h4rbor is
there, the country is there, the lum-
Der is theFe-ali suggestive, and ii
is astonishing this plan we hayo 80
family outlined has not boon already
acted upon as one Of the greatest
sources of our material prosperity.
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NEY MONEY

We earnestly request all who have not
settled their accounts with us for 1872 to
come up and settle Immediately. Longer
Indulgence canu9t be given. Money VIC
must have.
WILLIAMS & COOPER,
March SIT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

&y- Our friend Lee StiIlman, Of
The Ncu Era, Notwithstanding be
advisos us to support the anti-liquor
persuasion, is shaking in his boots,
for fear the Oktib'ebq Maine law
will pass. Should it happen, Lees
name will be found on the hotel
register at Columbus quite QfI9n
thereafter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

RF- Tho Legislature OF Alabama
has defeated the Civil Rights Bill
hv an unexpected majority, This
Civil Rights Legislation is merely
an eloctioneering dodge. Ii is use.
less to Legislature against God and
nature both. All Civil Rights Bills
Jre h]umbugs, and those Yh0 con.
eoct them know it, and are simply
demagoguUs Of the fret water, and
at the lowest instincts. In Alabama
there we're enough untaiUted Re.
puoiicAns to defeat the Bill, which
shows that party not so DEGRADED
IA il isin Mississippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

DIED.-In Greene county, Miss,
February 2s, Ezekiel Cowart At the
extreme old age Qfone handpcd and
seven veara, which he would have
attaiued tie first of May.
Threo weeks before he died he
could walk irony / 10 . niies.-P4s-
Gasoulp Star.
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coSor, "'n the gloss 0nd Freshness Of
youh. Thin hair IS thlckened, fall
ing HAIR checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured BY its
use. Nothing can restore tho hair
where the 'olllcles are destroyed, or
the glands atroPhled and decayed;
out sncn as remain can be saved by
inns 4PPIlcati0h' ana s~'lhula'eq ihto
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n l. O w 81 4
-

The old reliable cANEf Liner
furnished in sny quantities. 4
or upsiocksd, by s. A. y, r1.,d At
LAY, or his agent VIM T. A'''H'
. iaali Il
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LOUISIANA WAR,

Early Yesterday rumora prevailed
to the effect that something OF a Sc
rious nature was en- foot. 1t WIS
generally Supposed that the success
attending the demonstration on the
previous evening would be followed
up by an attack on the different
stations throughout the city.
A thousand dittcrcnt reports pre-
vailed during the morning, but 1T
noon the excitement had gradually
subsidized, there being nothing lurta-
er done to warrant the tccIing.-
Later in the day, however, and about
nighttall, it became evident that a
movement Of some Sorl was on tOut.
Bodies Of men We're assembling at
different places in the central po?-
ton OF the city, and arms were
freely distributed.
1t was said on the street that one
Of the large political clubs hai Of
tcrod COY. McI<ucry four thousand
mon. Early in the a]ltcrnoon an in
~,reased number OF bodies appearing,
seemed to justify this as'crtio m. \
company OF about one hundred had
assembled at The loWerpart OF Can ?
street, anotheg On Poydras AMI
Magazine, and another gathering
was reported in the neisnborhood
Of the Sugar Shed.
About ha; past 2P. NJ. a squad
of militia moved down Royal street,
81 Is" 1yGdH Ca0i&YrIl," 1irya iYAEj
tho station hopsc, The fire was re
turned from the building, y ball
grazing Gen. Osden's shoulder.
The militia ~rGlreNtoI, hut in about
twenty minutes were reinforced by
some three hundred men.
POSTING SENTINE4S.
Piclicts were then stationed st the
intersection OF Royal with Toulouse
street, at tAa head Of st. Peter,
street, and at the CORNER Of Charities
and st. Ann streets. There was
also a guard placed at the corurr OF
Charities and Toulouse streets. Al
ter tie first brush the statioI house
was closed and boltcd.
The stores Of Mr.. =. Durand, J f.
GaiIfaux, and l.. +. Leo, containing
arms, we're broken open by the
militia and the content, apprupria-
ted.
At about 9;ij p. N. Gen, Badger,
with three compa0los OF EJIlce,
numbering eighty men paci,, aod
one picre Of artillery, formed at the
corner Of st. LOUIS and Chartrcs
streets. The piece WAS soon atter
Ilmbcred up and taken down the
S streets, the police marching by tQar6.
ARTILLERY DISCHARGED AT ,ur MILITARY.
When they reached Toulouse ST..
the firing commenced, A ru!iing fire
being delivered from the corner Of
Jefferson. The poke. returned the
fire, bat in copfp,ion and haI somr
difficulty in unIimbor,nr ,hr Niece
There va, \ rortinuoH, mn.Fn,rr
friry for abou, thnrn mimntn.
49,.
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nar Jackubs, a negro representa-
dive frlin Adams, put IN u hlll APP
Fropriating $4,000 20 buy homes
5pr al negroes oyer ftly.fyc years
II aae.-.NaF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

BosToN, March l2.-In convon-
ton of two houses to-day, Boutwell,
was elected by l52 votes to IFS for
Dawes and 8 scattering.
The HOUSE of Representatives tor
day rejected the resolution provi-
ding for an amendment to the con-
stitutiln giving women the right to
vote,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

The StatG % Mississippi,
NoNulee County,
Chonocry Court, February l. 1873,
Annie J. MclIenry and
4. y. j. NSHenry
t'5I ~ AT Bulcs Februe
Charles M,'E4ntcr,
Upon opening the matters in the Bill Of
Complaint herf1n, it appears that Antoine
NeNees, one of the defendants, is not M
inha6itaht Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary pro.
bin. P't
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in tho Macon Beacon. a newsna.
per published in said county, for four cpn.
secutive weeks, citing and motif, inc tbe
SAID defendant, .AEtDine McNecs, t6 be md
appear bcf)re tbe'Chancetlor, nj ~ ra,,
term of u Gagnccry Court at n Il ~,
thereof to be held at the court-house in Il,
town Of M2con on tho second Monday ~
March, 1913, then and there to ansy,,r III. i
1lIl OF complaints and in default theron
tne several allegations thereof viii lpfstd,
iGr confessed, aplN Decree enrolled accor.
A true .eqpy frqg he minutes
fob 9 g., z. A. j. MclIENRY,
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ray Parties who arc indebted ia
IVY %'h please como forward and
ay,Qi9, US mood tho money.
W. F, FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

RW
The State of Mississippi, Blythe Board Of
~ NOSuoee County, Supervisors.
70 B. Bowers:
You arc hereby cited to appear before
the Board of Supervisors 'of Noxubee
county, Mississippi, at a meeting thereof
To- bs held at Die Cont House in Macon.
wednesday 9th day of February, 1879, then
ana there to pay the taxes dno on said land,
the same being repofted delinquent accord,
ing to law, by the tax collector Of said
county, to-witl w or pwt, s. 20, +. IL,
i; y, aud q of net, s 80, III. Rl5. and
el ofnwf ) 10, T u, r Is. living in snid
county OF NoStboej state tax $2,31. county
tax S3,fS, total S6,lZ, together with 10 pey
cent Damages, and all costs, or show tbnt
sac igXcs have been paid, or in default 81
S,lch showing, iudsment tor III qnle tbera'
Si WY pc entered at said meeting of said
9oard against said land, condeminr the
same o. 50 much thereof according to law
rs shall be sufficient to satisfy ala taxes.
costs anG damages. ~
y by order Of said Board. this the 18th
IT, 81 Day Of December, 1872.
L. A, j. McuENRY.
N1.l-tw Lhanccry Clerk and ox.ofseio
l''lnt' Ice 81 clerk Of r. :
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST i. CHURCH SourH--Rcv. L
II Hamilton, Pastor. Services at IL A Nj
ana Z 7 NJ ON Sundays. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday nights,
BArTisr CuuRdH-Rev. ] L White, Pms
tor Services twice a month,
CHURCH IF NATH1TY-Rev Mr.. Crane.
PASTOR Services twice a month.
CATHOLIC CHURoI- Visited BY Rev. j
Is Mouton' Services once a month";
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15

HIIH5IlHUlU pUIsOUB,
-uw- Ma
c,lioJ ~. ,,."e'! Is IoaiI
- ormo W ~ upe increasing
w vmrn ''a people III
AI Few. nna ,"e
- NEuF' w
q "HS ~ e'"0'vl 0Old
II win eradicate uno At ',n, s0,tan'! y
INCA fonnd,1 49, ,rosr "'u WIN a''I
nria, from il. MA In INV ona"s, "' "NI :
Tint which not,ct. ivan,
disorder must be of immense sc,,i,o 4, +.
communities where it prevails. yr,rTg
/. shelter than cure; for the patient ~cscapuG
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I. o. @, F.

ST0CKMAN LODGE, No. 10, meet,
every Monday light, l. Ethorcdge, N. G.
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ssss x ALWAYS VAllATR
.t.ITs. a ~ 49, -
S2Al%G. AND
'NINN'' s Id BY
Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and Ague, Interm,ttsr, a
yer, Chill Fever, RemittsHt Y
Dumb Ague, Periodical OF BiI,oMrSS nv Y
yer, &c, and indeed ali the atFacsS
which arise from malarious. mSrsS
miasmatic poisons, "AAni
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DR.. SHELTON
r. II. LANh. Z. Il. HuSh.
LAKE, BUSH SEQ.
Wholesale GroCers
MOBILIZE. ALA.


Gay PROMPT N,a 1alvt"l Nt.on..cn given
to shipment Of goods,
The patronage Of orr friends and the
public respectfully solicited.
Drc2l--Im
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreed
BILE, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
Sing the hair.
fH soon re-
Stores {adcl
or gray hair
10 is criminal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-03-15
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WAsHlNGroN, March (, 1878.
My DEAR MR. CoLFAX: Allow me to say
that | %sympathizc with you in the recent
Congressional investigations; that | have
watched them closely, and | am as satisfied
now, as | have ever been, of your integrity,
patriotism, and freedom frola the charges
imputed as if knew Of my own knowledge
of your innocence. Our official relations
have been SO pleasant thru | would like to
keep up the personal relations through
life Ai~c>tionately yours,
T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

John c. Cloud started from Philadelphia
or Monday evening to row to New Orleans
Tor wager Of S5000 the conditions being
that he Will not sleep on shore till he
reaches the latter place.
The wager grew out Of controversy that
was carried on some time ago between Eng
!ish and American Oarsmen as to the rela-
tive strength of endurance for rowing long
distances, and Cloud proposed to settle .he
question by illustrating in practical way
to our English cousins" the superiority of
American rOwers.
The arrangements having been perfected
and the money put i'll the hands OF the
stakeholder. Cloud went into active train
ing at the Wheatsheaf tavern, on the
Bustleton road, few miles out of Phlla-
Gelphia His practice consisted in the ener-
getic use of the rope and pullles, and the
manufacture of muscle by means OF clubs.
He expects to reach New Orleans in AS
days after the start. The stipuations re-
quire him to run twenty-five miles per day,
and prohibit him from eating and sleeping
At hotels. He will, consequently, eat and
sleep in his skiif
The following route has been determined
upon: Cloud, having left the city at A.
NJ. from Chestnut street wharf, rOwed up
The Delaware to Trenton, a distance OF
twenty-five miles, thence continuing up
the river to Easton, sixty miles. He will
leave the river at this point and take to the
canal, going by the way of Bethlehem, AL
lentown, Reading and Harrisburg to AL
tOona. From this latter place. as there is
access by water across the Allegheny
mountains. the skitf will be transported to
Hollidaysburg by rail, when Cloud Will
again strike the canal and row to Pitts.
burg.
Then proceeding down the Ohio river. he
will row to Cairo, a distance of 1000 miles.
and thence take another long pull Of 1909
20 his point of destination-New Orleans.
The total distance is 3627 miles; and if the
feat is accomplished, will 60 upon the rec
oIds as being the longest pull ever attempt
ed in American waters. Cloud is deter
mined TO accomplish the undertaking, and,
being celebrated for logged perseverance,
his friends claim that he will succeed.
Cloud is man powerfully built. with an
elastic physiqe, and posses great endurance.
His weight is 1873 pounds; height shade
short OF six feeet.-Nc,c York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,
Local. Intelligence.

A RUNAwAY.-TLe horses attached 70
carriage No 20, early yesterday morning
cook fri ght at sudden noise near Clay
statue and ran U9 St. Charles street, and
lad not some policemen heen near at the
:ime, would probably have killed the
driver, John Pickett. AS il was, Pickett
vas thrown from his seat and badly
bruised. He was sent to lis home and the
team properly cared for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

EkPAR.aEST o. WATsRwrrN. AND
Public Buildings
New Orleans July 81 1879.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ the Undersigned until MONDAY August II,
1873 at twelve O'clock III, for furnishing 5000 feet
lnch water pipe, !. inch thick; 5000 fee. d inch
PIPE; !, inch thick; 1850 fee. i inoh ppe :. inch
thick; '0ta! 10000 tee Said pipe to be capable OF
standing Il pressure OF $40 pounds 10 tho square
inch, and TO be free from al detects.
al parties making proposals fnr tris contract
are required 10 deposit with the Admins. rator o.!
Finance, as evidence o. their inIeni abide by
the adjudication, the amount OF $3.50 in casfi
which shall be forfeited 10 the city case of fail
IRE to sign the contract. Bidders TO whom the
contract is not awarded, VIII have their deposits
returned TO them on tie Ola. he adjudication
is made. No bid will be received uDlsss accom-
paLied by the certificate Q! the Administrator Of
Finance certifying th., he required cash depos.
has been made.
The city reserves TIN :i.,n: It ni-c: any and az!
bids.
Proposals to be inde-ssI. '':rcposals for furnish
ing water plpe.'
GL.EIi.S I'irZE> REFER
.yy3 Administrators
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

INSTRUCTIONS ON THE LEvEE.-Owners
Of ballast and all Instructions on the levee
are reminded that after the fourth Of Au-
gust Administrator Lewis viii instruct his
subordinates 70 seize and remove all bal
.as., boxes, coal. boilers, wood and Other
auisances OF ;..e .evee, from one sud 20 TIC
other, and of,t4 them for sale, the city hay-
.Hg given :;hl,.v notice that such viii &c
the case. Projectors Of al! instructions
must, Therefore. govern themselve. accord
'ngly. and i: Ley are losers they can blame
60 one but themselves. l, is time that our
city authorities AID not individuals contro!
che !evee Ths ordinance will bs rigidly
Ell tN.C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

BEICKBATs.-lf the brickbats from :he
Waterworks tanks, washed out by the
bursting Of the reservoir several months
ago, were transferred to the ruts in St.
Thomas street they would prove service
able. They are of little account iUv any
c!Eer purpose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

CRUSHED 70 DEATH.-A solcier OF Com
rany b, Nineteenth Infantry, stationed al
Mississippi City, was run over and crushed
20 death on the Mobile railroad track. nea.
che Tegarden Hotel. about one O'Clock yes
terday morning. The head was nearly sew
cred from the body, and had it not been
known who he was, the body would not
have been recognized. His Name was not
n MORTAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

ALMOST ORowSED.-Georgs Neriga., a
lac. while rowing skitf in the New Basin
yester ay, was suddenly taken with . ut
and fell into the water, and would have
been drowned had not his elder brother,
Arthur, happened to be present, just in
t.me to 60 to the rescue. A momeI: later
and George would have been lost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a vi.lainous at
tempt was made to Set ire to pile of coal
a. tie head Of Ciouet street A tin can Of
IHrammable mixture was placed in the
coal, with the eviden. intent to burn the
leap, out fortunately the arran cement was
discovered in time to prevent great Joss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 80 1873

Officers, clerks and el ployes in the
Dapartnen. OF Assessments. -. ZIG So
81: -ers. clerks ard ,rplOyes in the
.)epac.ueL. Of F:Lalce. ......... 2l5O 90
Officers. CLERKS AID employees in the depart
I-e1r 0: he Mayor:
Mayor Office. Observation-Disclosures. $S25 90
!:-y Cr1ncI. !o5 w
C!.y Eal. pa.....Dg. ;.o.ters. $40 90
.o.a: .sI42O 90
O:iioeIs, clerks and employees in the
department OF Commerce. ......$ s! geo e.
Officers. Clerks and employees in the
Department. CT Public Accounts. l,7Sj 90
Cr,icers al: clerks employed in the
No 3 o:Io.2. ........... 1875 90
Mrs. Z. DuIn, keeper OF archives. $50 90
JIs. Mary Culber,son. Ebrarian... 80 90
Officers. clerks art! employees in the
c-.v Attorneys office. l4GJ %
Cheers. clerks art employees in the Depart
N.r.mer- st NsteTworks and Public
bindings:
Administrators c5i,ce.......... 1881 90
Wa.trwt...s Office. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
N&.erWciKs proper. LII %
it.GEt -ic iI.H.. !ll w
u CINE 8: : g.d ana In!irm. .... 30 90
Coz: rho.ses. Observation-Disclosures. 200 GG
Total. S3.4SS 65
C'tc.ls, ci--ks arr: erll.oyes IL the Depart
KEN: 0. Police, viz:
Administrators Office. ........ $40 90
pc.!c. jail G0S 81
Bows House .. Rei.ge.... $50 90
Gi:is Hcus. o.: Refuge. 81 so
Municipal! Police Courts. ....... 3.143 81
Pu bic squares. Observation-Disclosures. G3l so
= &c -,o-H.is. Observation-Disclosures. 399 SO
Eu: IN. t!:e... dead, e.c...... 700 90
Jc:ai ......... ....... $5,S2l "a
Pay 70: Ct sai.i:ar; INSPECTORS
an,. c.t~ physicians. $3.50 %
". z. Mayo. collector 81 drainage
................. 100 90
-. .-agOGCe a>Sl.taL. co-.eC.U: OF
drsinsse ,ax.................. $50 90
Salaries .. Mayo: ant. Admins
...."Is lid w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

The inquest held on the body Of Sarah
jackson, accidentally shot at the residence
Of General Beckwith, on AnDunciation
e!reet, last Sunday, showed that Mathews.
the accused, was in no manner to be
s!amed; therefore ne was discharged from
custody