New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

evenings ago lost diamond earring. The
Jewel was foHEd the following day IN the
dustbox.
First District Eeeorder's Court.
Henry Beecher, jim Jones, and John
Harding, maliciously burning crossties OF 2
railroad on Calliope street, were permitted
to retire 70 the parish prison for one month
each.
Ann Riley, promiscuous pilferer on the
levee, workhoused.
Officer G. 7. Beauregard mo title) arrest
ed Oetavia Brown on Common street Tor AZ
unpoetic strain of vile abuse, which caused
her to be fined $40
A. Bower, A. Lorenzo, and G. Z. hneli,
under charge Of elnbezzlement, VIII nave d
hearing on the I'D.
Ed. Power, burglar. in forcibly entering
AZ Poydras street, viii be tried on the l1th.
Mary Henry Eliza Brown Will nave sn
opportunity on the l4th to explain why sle
is possessed Of silver.plated oandlestioks,
gold earrings, and clothing claimed BY Mrs.
Mendez.
Second District Recorders Court.
William Morris is accused by Jennie De-
| fouret with having feloniously captured
frem he- Rampant street establishment one
gold watch. two heavy gold chains, aud two
| gold bracelets, of the value OF 5000 Ac
Cused waived G preliminary examination
and ct his request was sent TO the criminal
court.
J. King was placed under peace bonds in
$500 for one year for terrific assault on
| Sergeant William Douglas. King was
lately dismissed from the police.
William PTat is under lock and key,
charged with having embeEzled Yalise
from James Chambers.
4 Pierre Vernula and A. Wilbord, under the
ban Of the long charge, workhouse, They
had two watches.
Sarah Brown, Emma Walker, Dora Jones,
and Josephine Smith, larcenistsi are hiding
in the parish prison.
! L. Gambia got into the workhOuse easier
than he did into private dwelling on st.
Ann street.
Three Changers, Arthur, 10, and AIRS.
were arraigned on suspicion that they had
stolen few triiiing articles from FRANCOIS
| Clay. The two men were sent each to the
parish prison for fifteen days, while the in
nocent little woman was condemned 10 be
imprisoned two days. Doubtless there was
much malice in the prosecution
Third District Recorders CSGTt.
The following parties were aTaigned be-
fore Recorder J. A. Letten yesterday:
John =. Pettiohn, charged by Mrs. Petit
john with assault and breach Of the peace,
was fined S., or FIVE days parish prison.
Era, arrested by Officer Keppes on Espla-
| made street lying drunk, was, on inTestigs-
ton, sent to the insane asylum.
John OiHara, arrested by Officers Gould
end Cool ON Elysian Fields street, for viola
ton of city ordinance, drunk and unable to
take care Of himself, was fined $50, or thirty
days parish prison.
Fourth Dlatriet Recorders Court.
Judge Yennard disposed OF the following
cases yesterday:
John Enowlaw, arrested by Offleer Hurst,
charged with insult and abuse and assault,
was WorkhOused for thirty days.
Pierre Sinner was examined on charge
of larceny, and was hOnora6ly acquitted.
Other cases were continued.
OFFICIAL NOTICES. --GITY.t
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MAYoRALrx OF NRw ORLEAss
City Hall February 7, 1858.
No. e45-New Series.
Resolved, Thatthe Controller be and he ia hereby
autfolz ad to advertise during ten days IN the Official
journal tor sealed proposals Tor cleaning the sinks OF
the public buildings of this city OF New Orleans &C
eording to SPECIFICATIONS file in the Street Com
missioner othes.
CsigneD O. S. SAUvINET,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board Of Aldermen.
0Signedj Z. HEATH Mayor