New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-18
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1s, 1861. 3

'ne u tne H'.e cniofeh ran out iilIo Ile street
anu peiofe ho''ce was lakeh Oh IL d. cart ioaaeo
with oyster Shells driven by a man named Thomas
Dotsn ran evar and cr,.b.d y h.a,v bolan wac
!. o,ca o,,estn, ~, - ,.,,ta,d,,., ~ .ol,o,
a. oH0o a. so.'t ~ ssonle oSFtahuerS anu '@he
before Recorder Emerson: messenger was dis
patched for the mother of the child to make pro-
nor. offdo,it ao,i,s+ him t+ .t ,,,a 1os, e,d M
fi ~ 'eIt'D MN p'9 sh7 iau ~ ''A'U 0
oiis hne" VI her Whereabonts' Inc iseofoef,
under THESE circumstances felt it his duty to send
Dolan to the Parish Prison, to await the coming
forward of tbe ,no++or. Tho obi,a had ito lao
A - S'' "'."'' iho oiii'o '"' ITO i'5
broken ana pody Daaiy crushed.
THE FoILowISo LETTERS from the Washington
rtil,a,z NAV ha hoa o a,,rfioatio, IN ,ereon at
a. ''"5 "e nau Oh aPpAloa'ion III poloon az
'iils once, or by written order: .-..---.
II. Saufley, Jas. Nolan Miss Z. Hastings, Jno.
e; Degy, Robert Smyth, Mrs, $; J. Leonard, Mrs.
6eo. FulVes, Mrs. Martha A. Albright.
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narteg t hnI5 a ~ ~ .s
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beafen +o tta q aEs fra ia,,u
Casa ,ed for ~ ,erct Vi 9is'
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Case xad for t3s 55bnn SsIpE,n h'i Will
sto,ba1' Rar"sa sIs - -. aI,.,, ,a,. - so,o,.
s2's slti0t. dCcuseu VI pelns oaISei
aG dIfo f e'aFactef anu lniei' Ia
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heatan r NWo,f d, ma, Ia h,a ~
s9so tn 1zaen ~ naaoa ~ - W gnrG 81 tbaa
n,on+t,s 0f 49, P"'0' VI 81 W Pi470'i Aoi 'te9
+ r. sfadao,.or;7 1o,,, ,.,ruos 90 1o,-
;,g stoIen oU sn Shars.
,hatsr ara raomSs t i .sE % ~; S95n 80
annaar on Tho 9It is W Iu' hsii p" al '0'0 "
Marearet Matfeya cbaraea with he wing nsn,tad
and abused Mrs. Ellen Myers was held to appear
on the 9th prox. -
Puss Bnckner, WHO'S accused of having insnlted
and abused Owen Bremen was required to furnish
peace bonds in $3.50 or go to the Parish Prison for
three months. He chose the former course.
John Rhodu and Martin Larkn deserters from
the Wheat Life Gnard, were sent to the Parish
Prison for safe keeping. - '.t
The following VaGs were sent to the Work
house: ..-g- - -n-r
Mary Murphy, drunkenness thirty days: Cathe-
rine Milin, for lying DRINK thirty days Mary Os-
torn, drunk again, thirty days; Henry Keller,
charged by J. Vestmyer with entering his house
and stealing pair of boots. .''
The Recorder examined the following cases and
discharged the defendants there not being sufi
cient evidence adduced against them:
Mrs. FiDney, charged with assault and battery
Ferd Lerp, assault and battery John Farrell, as.
saut and battery: J. Fl. Walton, breach of trust ;
John Kinds, breach of the peace; Catherine Fla
hertg, assault and battery a ."' ~
Thomas Dolan, charged with having run over a
child and broken its leg, was sent to the Parish
fllson. Eann.. snu,ror o.u..o., . ,,,=,-.
ora ,,oi;i, 81 i " !" 4haa o H1s
sIrar for GOOD cit;a Dc baoo,a noo1bor nf
4na " so2u ei'-ei'. ne pecae lnetllpsl 3 ~, VI
aG pe4GG tbr s"e9y qua gave Donos 10 DC soou or
81 ,fn' r.aaI f,1as tilies nloia'ns. e.o,o
"a t5En ~ ~ ~ @ is "
sTe o4als tI IN 1,aoo " oeuoilie oie peaGeaoei
oia tuunu " h uhs %5te ieu f ~ wen Sey
patu Piouptiy anu "1tAoIe" llohA tne saeteu pre-
| REcoRpEB G.. .srtNrr q Co1rpr Brdoat ,a11a eher
| and Bridget Nicholson. two lewd and abandoned
women, were sent to the city Work House for six
in9hlns. mnann po,o,, u,h ;,.e.,, -:.,, .,o
Eliza EnpIish was initiated in the neace societv,
| where he has promised to remain for six months.
| mary Harden who entertained hard feelings
h With her Ian anu wa ~
the peace society. - - '
D John Gross aecused Of hs WING sold ve0etahles