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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19

completing the cells, tho sum OF SIX
thousand dollars; for the purpose OF
furnishing and repairing the warden s
house, the sum Of twelve hundred
dollars; tor the purpose OF increasing
The library, the sum Of three hundred
dollars annually Tor two years, to he
expended under the direction oil
Hon. J. M. Beck. assisted by the
clap'ailT for the purpose OF supply
ing the prison with water, by sinking
an artesian well, the sum OF four
hunred dollars; prorsded the contract
ors for the prison labor will spend an
equal amount Tor the completion ol
said well, should it he found neces.
sary; for general repairs, the sum OF
five hundred dollars.
SEC. . The money hereby appro
priated shall be expended under the
direction oi the warden, the plans and
estimates being first submitted to
the census board and approved ~
said board.
SEC. 3. The warden sh.ll be allow
ed in addition to the salary now al
lowed by law, provisions TOT his tam-
lily aud guests.
SEC. 4. There is hereby further ap
proprlated the sum OF $9,5l0 and
63. 100 dollars, paid out On account
OF losses by fire at the penltentiary,
which sum was paid out by order OF
the census board, and TOR which the
treasurer holds the wardens receipt.
SEC. 5. This act beng deemed vi
immediate Importance shall take ct
feet from anil after its publication in
the State Register anu Iowa Home
stead, papers published at Des
Moines; Iowa.
Approved April II, 1870.
l EI Wright, Secretary Of State,
hereby certify that the tore going act
was published i'll the Daily Iowa
State Register. April 20, 1870, and
in the Iowa Homestead. .......lS7O.
Ed WglGnr, Secretary OF State.
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CHApTEl, 100.

eeee >SAS ~S~'
AN ACT IL Pso.ulv Tor the Taxa
ton Vt the Real and Personal
Property o. Express and Telegraph
Com 1,liiles.
SEC. |. Be II enacted Iy the General
4AsseMbiy Of ths State Of lo.ra, That all
properly, real and personal, in the
STATE ow ned hy telegraph and express
companies, shalt Ic listed and as.
eess.d tor taxation, and shall be sub
jcct to the saline lcvies US property
Ociong,ng 10 individuals.
SEC. 2. That chapter one hundred
and eighty QSO) Vi the acts ot the
twelfth general assembly is hereby
repealed, ami that taxes heretofore
levied upon tor,y per- cent. ot gross
receipts u such companies anil re-
naming unpaid, are hereby rcmittcd.
SIC. 5. This act being deemed of
5 - fs.Ea
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
CHAPTER o7.

AN ACT making adli,ione. Appropriation
for she Iowa Soliicrs' Orphans Homes
6Ecrioxl. he il enoeted BY the General
Assenbiv u l4s State ef lowa. That there is
hereby appropriated out Of any nancy IN
Che etass tressary not o,herwise apprcpris
Ated Ter lAs col lses' otrhans' homc AT Dav-
cnport. for rcpsivs. and furniture, five ,ho.,s-
and doss&rs; tnrl ilibnary, six hundred dolls
lars; for the soldiers orphans home a Glen.
wood fbx fencins, Two hundred and ariy;lol>
lars; fat team aud wagon, foas hund,pa dol.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
CHAPTER 1O3.

CilAfIEls lU3.
AN ACTto provide Tor the purchase
ot G. Grccne's Reports OF the De-
cisions OF the Supreme Court Of
Iowa.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted BY the General
Assemb'y Of the State Of Iova, That the
Commissioner of the State Library,
he and they are hereby authorized
and required to, at ne early time rs
practicable, purchase at AL expense
et not exceeding FIVE dollars per copy,
two hundred copies OF each volume
OF q Grcenc's reports OF the decis-
ions Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa.
SEC. 2. o.. the certificate of the
said Commissioners to the Auditor
Of State, OF the purchase OF said re-
ports, and the deposit thereof in the
State Library, he shall draw his war.
rant upon the State Treasurer, paya-
ble to the order of the person OF
whom the purchase was made, for
the purchase money OF SAID books,
not exceeding the pr.cc above named,
whc:, shall be paid o1t OF any mon-
cy in the State Treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
SEC. 8. 1t shall be tie duty OF the
said Commissioner TO retain said re-
ports III the State Library tor distri-
button and exchange. rs now provid-
ch by law, in relation to other Iowa
reports.
SEC. 1. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance, Shall take ct
feet, and be in force from and after
its publication in the Iowa State Reg
lister and Des Moines Bulletin, news.
papers published at Dcs Moines.
Approved April Il, 1870.
/, Ed Wight, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the DAILY Iowa
State Rcy.s,cr and Des MONIES Dai
ly Bu!ict.n, April IL, 1879.
ED WGlGnr, Secretary OF State.
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State Register and the Des Moine.
Statesman, newspapers published in
Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Approved April II, 1870.
4, Ed Wright, Secretary OF State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register and Des MONIES Dali
-ly Statesman, April 16, 1870.
ED WRIGHT, Secretary OF State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19

CHAPTER SC.

AN ACT making further appropriations for
the Hospital for the Insane ut Mount
Pleasant.
.SHc. l. BE Il enacted by The Corral .issem-
Liy Of The State Of Ioma. That there is here
by appropriated tut Of any money in 'ht
treasury not otherwise Appropriated, the
following sums Cor lie purposes herein
named; viz Cor erec,i g hnra. five thousand
dollars; for building chimn,y. ten ,heus-
and dollars; for Improvement Of boiler
house, three thousand dullavs; for n settling
reservoir aud filter six thousand five hum
dred dollars, fnr steam hoile,s, fnnr thoas
aud i've hnatrca dollars; Cor fencing aud
improving grounls. two ,hcusand five huns
dred dollars, t,, con,ingcr, ,un,l, two ,hous-
and five hundred dollars: Horidcd TIN. any
sum hereby appropriated no: used for ,hc
specified Object named may be used 50 FAR
A. necessary Tor any o'hcr of the purposes
specified ia this act.
Sec. 2. There lis hereby appropriated
two thousand Eve hundred dollars for the
nuFCSNSe OF uVNct VI tNuu kWoWU uS tHe
SSA acre tract, lying on tho south si,e oe
aud adjoining the lan.l. now "wnel by the
State: pr s"td, the said a'l acres can he sc
curcl in fee simple t. the STATE of Iowa. f"r
ahc sail sum of two ,hoasand five hundred
dollars. 'o,hcrwisc the mcnny shall not be
drawn from the State treas ry.
Sec 3. The money hereby appropriated
shall he draw" aud paii nn 'hc orler Of the
t:uaecs, which order shall lie audited aud
paid as other claims
This a,i shA'l fake effect upon rubli-
cation in Tie 8 a'c Reg s,sr md Evening
Statesman. papers published At Des Moince.
Approved April II, 1870.
hereby certify that The f,rcrorn9 Ac.
VAS published in the Daily Iowa State Reg
i-ter April 18th. aNi IN the Des Moines
Daily Statesman April 18th, 1870.
En- " sic.ir, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER ~.

ANAcT authorizing The conveying OF Ger,
tain properly in Iowa City, hy register OF
S,a.e inad Office
Sec l. Ec IL cnac,ed Ly The Cnral .is.cn'
'b,y cf tie Stat, cf Ioma, that The register OF
the State lunL n!icc is here, y d,ecicd e
execute nnl deliver in 'lc name of the State
patents for property in Iowa City, Johnson
county, Iowa. rs iO'lows: one 10 Charles
Dave. for sixteen and ooc-haif feet of .he
south side Of north half of lot t5) in block
one hundred anil three; one to CIR s,apnc
Miller. for south half Of said let; and one I.
,hia, Lebo i. for 10, two e., in block at>
ty.cight; euch conveyamccs being without
expense to the stare, AMI on the express
condition that the State shall ip no event i.
liable therson or thereby.
Sec. ,. This nc, being deemed Of imme,
liate Importance. shall lake effect aud be H.
force from ana after is publication in the
Des Moline. Daily Bulletin, a newspare,
published at .s'es Moincs. Iowa. and.in the
State P,ess. a ncwpaler published at Iowa
City. without expense I. the State.
Approved Ap'il l., 1870.
hereby certify ,hat the foregoing &c
was published Ia the Dos Mo,nes iin lc,in
April 10th, aud IN the State Prcss............
1870.
~.
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immediate Importance shall take ef-
icct iron, and after its publication in
the Iowa State Register aud Iowa
Statesman, newspapers published Al
Des MONIES, Iowa.
Approved April II, 1870.
1, Ell Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register and Des Moincs Dai-
~ Statesman, April 10, 1870.
Ed WRIGHT, Secretary OF State.
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ATTORNEYS.

4 II. LAWRENCE. Attorney and Couu-
IA ssllor At Law and Notary Public.
TOLEDO, TINA cOrNTY, IOTi.
Particular attention vail be given TO the
Foreclosure Of Mortgages, Probate mat, ers
Co'!cciing Claims and furnishing abstracts
Of Titles. Office in Cour, House v3n5y
- ii. CRS WFORb. Attorney at Law, To-
N's ledo, owa. Office oter W. f. Johnston
& Co.'S store. T3S,f
W. II. Stivers. J. G. Sahey.
STIVERS & SAFLEY,
will practice in the
Supreme and District Courts
or Iowa. Euy and Sell Real Estate, Pay
Taxes, Examine Titles, Make
Abstracts, &C.,
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
We have completed a perfect Abstract Of
all Land Titles III Tama County. Tax Titles
receive special attention. v3n 4y
rlNAOMiS s. FKEE, Attorney at law
i To'edo. l owa. Office in Court House
Also U. s COMMISSIONER. [v3u9tf
4 PPEl.GATE & klNNE. Attorneys and
IA Counse lors Al Law, Toledo, Iowa. Of
fce in Stones building, over W. Z Walters
Grocery Store, v3n3tf
;.R. sTRUBLE. c. B. BRADSHAW
CTRUBLE & BRADSHAW, Attorneys
y ana Counsellors at Law. Toledo. Taua
County, Iowa. O.fice over Clark Store.
lv3-1,-
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- II. CIR, WFORi,. Attorney at Law, To-
Ne ledo, owa. Office oser w. f. Johnston
& Co.'S store. T3S,f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
United States Army. 7
Fort SILL Indian Territory, April is. 1870 }
CEALED PROPOSALS TN TRIPLICATE)
SATURDAY, May 25, 1870, for the delivery of the
following named supplies at Fort Sill Indian Terri
tory
2655 Cords of WOOD.
1859 Tons of HAY.
The wood to be good merchantable, hard wood;
to be full four feet long split convenient size,
aud free from small! limbs or brush: cord TO be
The hay to beigood charitable prairie hay; to be
well and securely stacked ID SUI manner as to be I'M
pervious to heavy rains SHOWS. clause will be in
which may result to the hay from in perfect stack
ing, must be made good to the government by the
contractor. The hay must be cut by or before Au-
gust 81, 1870 a ton to be two thousand pounds.
The delivery of the wood to commence or be.
fore July l5 1870 and to be continued the rate of
at least oneslxth of the quantity contracted for per
month. Payment for onetenth of The wood deiv-
cred will be withheld until the contract is satisfacto
rily Fl led
The delivery of the hay to mence before
July l5 1870 and to be completed on or before Octo-
ber 81 1870. Payment for one htth of the hay to be
withheld until the contract is satisfactorily filed.
Proposals will be received for any portion of the
hay or wood.
Bids must be made separately for each article.
BIDS from persons who have hitherto failed TO
carry out contracts with the government, or to
enter into contracts vi ich have been awarded to
them, will not be considered; and bid will be
tertained unless the party making the same is pre-
sent at the opening of the bids represented by
agent or attorney.
The usual conditions. which can be ascertain ed at
this Office, will be imposed upon bidders and con-
tractors. and blank forms of proposals will be fur
By order OF brevet Major General L. c Eastern,
Chlei Qlartermaster, Department OF the Missouri.
F. ROCKWELL.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Quarter.
United States st
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

UEIrED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Collectors Office. First District of Louisiana. I
New Orleans. La, April 81, 1870.
NOTICE is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT l
~ have received from the Asse of this district
the list Of assessed and due upon incomes
for the ending December g. 1859 and the list OF
special taxes formerly assessed as censes) for the
year beginning May l, 1870. and ending April ~
taxes at h custembsuse buiIdns on the
Che taxes assessed in the parish of Orleans will be
collected at this Office, and after the second day
OF May. 1870 and Deputy Collector will be present
Ct the following specified times and places TO re-
collection district.
PARISH OF JEFFERSON
~ From May I. 1870 to tenth, both inclusive, al the
Courthouse, Carroton4
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
From May 49, ls7G. to sixteenth, both inclusive at
the Courthouse.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN
From Nay II, 1870. to twenty first both inclu-
sive, at the A Assistant Assessors office, al Eagle
Coffee House Landing.
PARISH OF PLAQUEMINEs
From May a. $50 TO twep'y seventh. oo.h pcia-
renee. opposite Pointe ala Hatche.
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
From May 80. 1870. TO thrty-frst. both inclusive,
at the Count house.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
From May7, 1870, to sixteenth. both inclusive, at
Assistant Assessor S office. Convent Postorice.
PARISH OF ASCENSION
From May la, 1870 to twenty both irclu-
siye, at the Courthouse, DonaIdsonvile.
PARISH OF LAFoURCHE.
From May 80. 1870, to June g. both inclusive at
Courthouse, Thbooau1
PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
From June II, 1870, to twenty-Erst, both inclusive
at the Assistant Assessor 8 Office, Huuma.
PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY.
From May ]. 1870 to tenth, both inclusive, al the
Courthouse, CovIngton.
PARISH OF LIVINGSTON.
From May -, 1870, 20 fourteenth. BON inclusive,
at Springfield.
PARISH OF TANGIPAHOA.
From May II, 1870. TO eighteenth, both inclusive,
st Amite City.
PARISH OF ST HELENA.
From May GO, 1870, 20 twenty first. both inclusive,
at Greensburg.
PARISH OF WASHINGTON
From Ma "a, 1870, TO twenty-hfth, both inclusive
at tranknton.
After the above given dates, all taxes yet due in
this district will be payable at this office,
No. 5, Customhouse Building; and taxpayers will
expense and trouble by prompt pay
ment at the times and places above designated,
as all persons who fail to pay within ten days
from the dates above given respectively. will be liable
not made within twenty days. they will in addition
thereto be liable to penalty of five per cent and in
terest 1t may be depended upon that the penalties
of the law will be rgdy enforced against all den-
Quents. s. A. STUCADALE,
ap27 l5t Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03

ARREST AND DISCHARGE OF MAT RCGAN.-
Sunday night several circumstances oc-
CARED which induced CAPTAIN Cain to ar.
rest Nat Hogan and several other persons.
Hogan was in the st. Charles Theatre in
company, it is said, with three thieves. At
ter this arrest officers were dispatched to
the house of Ann Brown, on Basin street,
where Mat usually resides. These men
were found there. and they and the women
were sent to the first precinct station.
Before the Brown was locked up she was
asked If she had any valuables about her
person, concealed, to which she replied in
the negative. Subsequently she was search
ed, and in her stockings was found a sum
amounting TO over $1,000, which was taken
from her. Yesterday Hogan and the men
were taken before Recorder Houghton, OFF,
Ger Pierson appearing against them, but the
court deemed the evidence toe slight to
hold them. The woman, and the men taken
in her house, were arraigned before Re-
corder Staes, but by some accident or mis-
understanding, no one was there to prose-
cute, whereupon the Brown was discharged,
taking the money.
The three men stated that they were en-
ployes on the steamer Lightwood, and had
gone into the Basin street mansion unwit-
tipgly. When they produce a person to
vouch for them Recorder Staes will order
their release. Those three arrested in the
st. Charles Theatre with Hogan are said to
be bold thieves 81 the sharpest sort. The
city will be made too warm for them, espe
cially as it is believed they were connected
with the robbery of Mr.. Haley's store, of
stamps, and of Mr.. Lanau's safe, 80 Old
Levee street, OF q large sum Of money. An
unusual number of cheualiers dindustrie are
congregated here just now, while the Parish
Prison and the Workhouse do not hold their
own.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03

RECORDER WEBER's CoURT.-Owen Duffy,
charged with being vagrant without any
visible means of support, and being dam
gerous and suspicious character, was re-
manded for examination on bond OF $1,000.
John O'Donohue, for attempting to rescue
prisoner, was fined five dollars or ten days.
Frank Herman, the mate of the steamboat
May flower, who shot JEFF Davis, on the
levee, OIL Friday night last, was remanded,
in default of $1,000 bonds.
J. W. Spear and J. Slaymaker, charged
with assault, insult and abuse on Louis
Gimble, were remanded to give bond for
their appearance in $3.50 each.
o. Wade, charged by Louis Gimble with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03
PROPOSALS,

RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO MAY !,
for the following described work
10 finish the building known as the Orphans
Home, about four miles from pklip, St Mary
parish, ard situated on Bayou Teche; said building
being one hundred and eighty feet in length forty
feet wide and two stories IN height, and on which
the following work is required
To strip he entire root and to put strips of three
inches wide between those now on the roof, to
make the sheathlrg close the entire roof of The
buiClng;
To cover the roof with new Welsh slate, four inch
cover-the old ritgetiles to be used again; the work
to be warranted for one year;
with hydraulic cement and good sharp sand the
cementing them;
To remove ne entire plastering from the interior
of the building; 10 take of such lsths unit to
receive the astering and supply their places with
good, strong laths TO well scrape and clean the
walls aud TO plaster the whole with three good
in the best manner, the last coat to be q hard
fin ish
To 90 such Carpenters work as may be required to
put the whole OF the woodwork OF the buIldln & in
good order for the piasterIDg; to paint in three
coats al the paned woodwork tn at is usually paint
The bids for stating will be made at rnucn per
square; for cementirg and plSsteriug. at so niue
per yard; and Tor painting, so much per opening.
per chimney piece. and per foot run for base. All
the materials TO De furnished by the contractor.
The windows are without blinds, some being l2xl6,
with eigh lights and others l2xa. with twelve
lights. The doors 3x8 four panel, with transoms.
THOMAS W. CONWAY,
sp26td l6e Julia street. New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03

CoHsECRA-IoN OF BISHOP PERCHE.-LGst
Sunday was a memorable day with those
who profess the Catholic faith in this city
On the important occasion Of consecrating
Bishop Perche. The ceremony took place
in st. Louis Cathedral, the con secrating
Bishop being Rosecrans, in his pontifcal
vestments. The Cathedral, although very
large, could not contain more than 8 moiety
OF those who desired to witness the solem-
mites. After .ne ceremonies procession
was formed, escorting the bishop TO his
residence, at the door of which !he prela.e
addressed 8 few works to his friends.
You see tina. have given myself to you to
day, oody and soul, and that l have devoted
my whole strength TO your service. Would
you snow that / have thus done anything
to be grateful tAr? wish you to show it by
your docility, Your humility and devotion to
religion until the labors OF all of Us are end
ed on this earth. and until we receive the
crown of our laDors in Heaven.
Having then wished them all happiness
here below, the Bishop parted with his flock
at the door of his residence after giving them
his blessing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, prii q, 1870
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN
w made me for the cancellation OF the
bond of Charles E. Roger, as Aucuoneer
in and for the parish of jefferson. TO wit:
bond, dated May A. 1863, in the
of two thousand dollars $1,000. signed by Charles
f. Roger. as principal. and Joseph j. Gutierrez as
security, the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by the said Charles e. Roger
OF the duties Of Auctioneer aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given to 81 interested in
the aforesaid bond, to file their objections the
cancellation thereof writing in the Office Of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days a,er the last
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty eighth day of April, 1870. and of the
Independence of the United States the ninety
fourth. II. @. WARMOTH,
By the Governor:
GEO. E. BOvEE. Secretary of State. ap30 30t*
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, Aprli p, 1870
WHEREAS. APPLICATION Has BEEN
w made 10 Tor the cancellation of
the official bonds of Daniel @. Byerly.,. as
Clerk of the Third District Court of New
Orleans and Clerk of the Third District Court for
the parish of Orleans, to wit: bond in the
OF five Thousand dollars tS50OC) dated May T. 1895,
signed by Daniel c. Byerly principa in the full
sum of five thousand dollars tS5G00l, and W. ii.
c. King and Gustavus A: Breaux as securities each
in the of twenty-five hundred dollars $500,
and bond in the sum of i've thousand dollars
tSSoOO, dated July Il, 1863, signed by Daniel 9.
Byerly principal in the full sum of FIVE thousand
dollars $4,000 and Gustavus A. Breaux and Joseph
Octave Chalon as securities each in the sum of
twenty-five hundred dollars $500; the condition
of the said bonds being for the faithful per.
formance by said Daniel U. Byerly of MS duties
Clerk of the courts aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bonds to file their objections the
collation. thereof in writing. in the Office of the Sec
Rotary OF State within ninety days after the last pub
icstiou hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State this
twenty first day of April, 1870 and OF the independ
encs OF the United States the ninety fourth.
d. O. WARMOTH.
BY the Governor:
GEO. Z. BovEE Secretary of State. apps BOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03

BRIEF MISUNDERSTANDING the cases before
the Board of Police Commissioners, recent
Ny, Patrolman A. Bib, sixth precinct, was
dismissed the service for having woman,
in uniform, doing duty for him while he
slept.
Sunday morning hail stones of fair size
fell for minute. matter dark, same
day, the same substance ratified down un-
pleasantly.
Sunday Captain Cain wheeled several
wheels Of misfortune, and their engineers,
into prison from Poydras Market.
Saturday evening Captain Schreiber's
caavlry,. first precinct, performed service
which ordinary patrolmen failed to accom-
plish. They captured four fugitives from
the House of Refuge, who were feet of foot.
Mr.. F. K. Hyde, deputy clerk, Metropoli'
tan Police, has placed US under renewed
obi cations.
Lawrence Frederick and Schoenberger of
Poydras Market, supposed to be in some
manner connected with the robbing of the
Messrs. Herwigs, were yesterday sent to the
riminal Court for trial.
John Quinn was found so drunk in the
street that the officers took him to Jail in
wheelbarrow. When Recorder Hong hton
asked him if he usully rode in such car
eriage when drunk, replied that he did. He
paid small fine.
Two women were before the same Recor-
\ der, one for larceny, and the other as CON-
plainant. The trouble was about two old
quilts, on which the husband'of complain
ant had died with smallpox. She held
them in bundle when arraigned. When
she mentioned about smallpox the court
ordered her to leave in double quick. The