New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-13

Prison.
Alfred Thibodaux. tried and
before the Second District Con,u,o ars
crime of manslaughter, and SEM
one years imprisonment ia the ps!
tiary. as
Martin Tully, Jr., tried and CONF;
fore the Tenth District Court of tSa
of manslaughter, and sentenced toaee
years. imprisonment at hard labo, LUG
State Penitentiary. u
Harry Hews, tried and conyic.oa,
the First District Court of Orleans
gerously wOunding one Charles S;at
and sentenced to the Penitentiarv Sas
year.
Alexander Ellis, tried and corr;..,
fore the Eleventh District Conrt t
parish Of Union of the crime of ass. iH
battery, and sentenced to six mona,,
prisonment in the parish Jail
Bartlett Owen, tried and corr;.
fore the parish court Of Caddo par;sta.
crime OF assault with dangeron. Sa u Of
and wounding, less than may hem .nS T
i fenced to six months imprisonment y
parish Jail. VI
George w. Tier, tried and convict,
fore the Twelfth District Court, C ala
| parish, of the crime of assault and h a..'
| and sentenced to forty days impr;sunaaSs
and fined thirty dollars and costs ua
William Phillips, tried and conv;o..,,
fore the First District Court for the W.
of Orleans of the crime of assault AMI ss
terv, and sentenced to four months !.
Parish Prison, with costs, and in def,nas
costs two months additional imprison~
Oliver Clarke, tried and convicted Iass
the Fourteenth District Court. na,'1
Morehouse, of the crime of sbooiina
intent to kill, and sentenced to one w.. "
Imprisonment in the parish jail. va
RAYMOND Deshotels. tried and Conf.
before the District Court for the nar.I
ST. Landry of the crime of mansIanah,II
and sentenced to one years impri,on~.s.
in the State Penitentiary.
Henry T. Evans, tried and Convicted /.
fore the Fifteenth District Court OIL
parish of TerrebOnne, OF the crime Of :
sault and battery; and sentenced ~
months imprisonment in the parish ia1
Samuel Bagley. tried and convicted
fore the Eleventh District Court !
Bienville parish, of assault with int.
to kill, and sentenced to one month";
prisonment in the parish jail.
IiCulN W. DuA iCIis lAlCu anu COQyf,l
before the Fourteenth District Court y
ish of Ouachita, of the crime of asss.
and battery, and sentenced to three mont
imprisonment in the parish jail in detr
of fine of $50 and costs.
William b. Fife, Mitchell Otwel Il
Richard Cader, tried and convicted. bets
the Twelfth Judicial District Court forf
parish of Caldwell. of the crime of assa
and battery, and sentenced to tvw
days imprisonment and fined SIS and coz
John +. Finke, tried and convicted
fore the First District Court for the pu,
of Orleans of clubbing one Martin La
and sentenced to six months imprisonus
in the Parish Prison.
Thomas Williams, tried and conyie
before the First District Court for the
ish of Orleans for crime of burglary.g
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
hard labor in the State Penitentiary.
George Row, tried and convicted bis
the First District Court for the paris
Orleans of the crime Of larceny, andx
fenced to the Penitentiary for the term
eighteen months.
James Coughlin and j. Brown were til
and convicted before the First Dbn
Court for the parish of Orleans of thecn
IF assault and battery, and senteneeii
)ne years Imprisonment in the Pan
Prison.
Jerry johnson, tried and convictedk
'ore the Twelfth Judicial District Courth
he parish Of Catahoula of the crimsi
assault with dangerous weapon, and
1lcting a wound less than mayhem,a
sentenced to six months imprisonmeI,,
he Penitentiary.
Mary Barnes, tried and convicted ber
he district court fop the parish Of Las
,tte of the crime of stabbing with intent
murder, and sentenced to twelve mont
in the parish prison.
Annie johnson. tried and convictedh
ore the First District Court for the pan
II Orleans OF the crime of larceny, andx
enced TO six months Imprisonment int
Parish Prison.
Alfred Holmes. tried and convicted
ore the district court of the parish OF R
and OF the crime Of larceny. and sentene
o one years Imprisonment in the State Pc
entiary.
Oracle Williams. tried and convictedk
pre- the nth district court for the parish
last Fellclana of the crime of infanteG
nd was sentenced TO the State Penitentig
Jr life.
II. c. WARMOTH.
Governor of Louisiana
On motion of Mr.. Barber, the reeOE
lendations for pardon were referred y
ne Senators of the respective districts.
by unanimous consent, the pardon
'aymond Deshotel was considered, andh
enate concurred in the pardon by the h
wing vote:
leas-Anderson. Barber, Blackman, Boz
lan,. Butler, COPELAND, Daigle. GallE
laIrls, Herwig, Hunsaker, IngrahG
enks, Lewis, Lynch. holland, OHa
inchback. Ray, Smith, Swords. Syph
homas. Thompson. Todd, Twitchell, VIZ
ey. WilcOx-2S.
Nays-None.
Ihe pardon of Mary Barnes was ;
unanimous consent, considered. and vi
incurred in by the following vote:
1eas-Anderson, Barber, Blackman, BN
an. Butler, COPELAND. Daigle. Gallr
arris, Herwig, Hunsaker, Ingrahsr
enks. Lewis, Lynch, holland, O'Hs
lnchback, Ray, Smith. Swords, Syphg
WltShS-
lhitney, Wilcox-2S.
Nays-NOne.
The pardons of Theodore Coppersmil
dolphe Whitman and Thomas May wer
unanimous consent, taken IN for col
deration.
That of Theodore Coppersmith was co.
lrred in by the following vote:
1eas-Anderson. Barber, Blackman
owman, Butler, COPELAND, Daigle, Gallup
arrls, Herwig. Hunsaker, Ingrahar
INKS, Lewis, Lynch, holland, O'Haa
nchback, Ray, Smith, Swords, Syphet
lomas. Thompson, Todd. Twitchell, VIII
y, WilcOx-2S.
That OF Adolphe Whitman was concurr
by the following vote:
leas-Anderson. Barber, Blackma
'wman, Butler, COPELAND, Daigle, Gallul
arris, Herwig. Hunsaker. Ingrahar
nks, Lewis, Lynch, holland, O'Har
nchoack, Ray, Smith, Swords, Syphe
tomas; Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, VIII
V. Wilcox-2S.
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