New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fresran.,s for !, ..a :. Fair TO-DAY ana

HORSES FOR ALL WORK OR GENERAL UTILITY
Isle, form, action, style, and endurance
to be taken into consideration by the
judges.l
Best stallion, five years old aud over. SO
Best stallion, four years old, and un-
- ueE HNe.,.'s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
Best stallion, three years old, ID IN
der four Observation-Disclosures. 80
Best stallion, two years old, and un-
u-r tiIee' ..n.,,.,..-'...,,..... 30
Best stallion, one year old ............ 20
Best mare, hve years old aud over ... as
Best mare, four years old, and under
Best, mare, three years old, and un-
der Jour OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Best mare, two years. old, and I'M
uer tnree. ...................... 80
Best mare, one year old, and under two 20
lAll three years old and over to be ex.
hibited in harnessl
Best mare, with foal at her side ....... so
RocKAwAY HORSES.
| Best gelding. Observation-Disclosures. so
on MAIN TRACK.
/. Two mile heats, to harness, free for
an Lrctters'' ..'.''''....'.: ..:..... oUO
2. Double team to wagon, mile heats,
Tree for all trotters. Observation-Disclosures. 200
The special premiums offered by j. A.
Lum for best public team and carriage,
open or close, and for best cab or victoria
with single horse, will be awarded on
wednesday, January Is, 1868
Daulhters OF Conference.
At an annual meeting of the Daughters of
Conference, held in Zion Methodist church
on Wednesday evening last, on johnson
street, between Grayier and Perddo, a
New Years address was delivered BY the
Rev. DR.. Rogers before a large audience.
Several benevolent associations were pres
ent in full regalia. Afterward the doors
MOI ,1...,., I t. Il.
spectacle number came forward aud Joined
the association, and others presented dona.
tons
The Ladies ofthe ConferenceItendered their
heartfelt thanks to the donators on the &C
casion, and to Rev. DR.. Rogers for his in.
structive address, and they invited him to
address the association again on the l4th of
February instant, Valentines day, at eight
O'Clock ?. 81.
A Horrible Death.
Captain Henry Smith, of the fishing
smack John Henry, in attempting to jump
on the moving train Just leaving Milneburg
made q false step and fell between two cars
fiat across the track. The wheels passed
over him, crushing his legs into mass. In
less than two hours the unfortunate man
expired. The corOner's jury declared that
no fault could be attached to any one but
the poor man himself. We did not learn
whether the captain had family or kindred
here.
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Judge Howe yesterday sentenced only
one man-JChn Manning, larceny parish
prison Tor three months, term Of sentence TO
ua'e from November IL, loof'
Second DisIrIet Recorders Court.
Yeuye Poree is human, and consequently
can stand n few of the Ills that flesh is heir
to, but she could not unremittingly bear the
sensitiveness by Nine. Therray, of Hospital
street. Poree is vehement in asserting that
the Therray for the past five weeks has
been continually, both day and night, in.
sulting and abusing her without cause or
provooation. 1t was funny why she did it
out she did, until the venYe sought lem
porary relief in an affidavit before Judge
Gastinel which functioparv placed the
offending woman under peace bonds for six
months.
Colored William Johnson will be tried in
the criminal court on the charge of having
committed an unprovoked assault and bat.
terry on August Conrad.
This same johnson, under charge of lar.
ceny, was sent for trial before the same
tribunal. And still another assault and bat
terry charge against him was similarly dis
posed of johnson is a rusher, but has at
length been brought to dead malt in the
parish prison.
G. Garretson was sent before the first dis
trict court on the charge of having stolen q
gold chain from Ben F. Lsggett in Sep
TENDER last. The chain was worth upward
of $40.
David Ellis is in the parish prison await-
ing to have "a hearing before this court on
the serious charge of having used danger.
Gus weapon, with intent to kill colored
George Green. The ARRAY occurred on st.
Claude street, on the 9Th instant
First Dtstriet EReeOrdetss Courk
Roger King and Nika T.afFarv ilIoo,,ti.
mateIv snecniated in sily,a Man.
cham5agne, nrize haIt l reyoIvs,r ~ an3
other thinas To The detriment ~ A. me
kim corner of Girod and Msgazine straats
The irregularities of the fransaetion viii he
eYnosed in the cTiminai cnmrt 49,. AZ.
accused have been sent under bonds Of ss st1e
each - S'VV
Pat crov and Pat Tiernav ,,oro ;o;,,,,,
charged with knoekine down and r31ghIyy
assanlting B. Hogan with club. The fun
cost Nerney $40, and GRAY was sent 10 the
criminal court for trial.
Dave Hennessy will have square trial be.
fore a jury ofhis peers on the charge of hay.
ing cut and wounded Alex Dalsheimer on
Christmas. Phil. BulgeF, arrested at the
same time in the same AFFAIR was discharged
yesterday.
Julius Wisenberger will have n hearing
on the 25th for having obtained $40 queerly
7. Miller was not able to give an honest
account of coats, pants, sheets, gloves, and
lamp mat in his possession. Retired 10
the WQrkhouse for six months, unless he
can procure somebody to voueh for him.
Henry Williams goes to the workhouse
for half year because he made bunpling
attempt to pick pocket.
Sam Nolan was arraiVnad for aattinn, fire