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TROOPS FOR THE SOUTH.

me price Of the HERALD to-day and henceorth sciH b
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK, PAEKuLLE, l.. L-THRD
DAY, FRIDAY, Der. 20-fRorTiNG $400 Tor
horses tuat never beaten 240; 500 to the first,
sl25 TO tho second SIS TO the third horse mile he It's,
best three In Ave, IN harness.
Enfri
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
Freedoms Birthday.

EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
A celebration of the fourteenth anniver'
sary of the proclamation of emancipation
was held by the Republican, of lberviile
narish at the Brazil Baptist Church, in the
first ward.
Rev. James H. Tate presided, with James
Crowell 40 secretary, and the following
vice presidents: First ward, Hon. +. u:
Deslonde and Rev. Bazile Dorsey; second
ward, Hon. w. w. Wharton and Sheriff +.
P. Durand; third ward, Hon. James Pres.
ton and Hon. Fred Robertson; fourth ward,
Edward Wilson and A. j. Barnes; nth
ward, Marcelin Napoleon and Hon. Alfred
Butler: sixth ward, Isaac Martin and Isl
dore Phillips; seventh ward, A: j: Ennis
and William Harris; eighth ward, William
Mitchell and Thomas A. Scott; Judge j. l..
Cole, vice president at large.
Committee OF Arrangements-Rev James
H, Tate, president; Hon. w. w. wharton,
Hon. T. T. Allan, Rev: Bazile Dorsey, Hon.
j. S. Davidson, Hon: J. NJ Carville' Messrs.
Scott. William Mitchell. Lucien Dardenne,
L. e Duha1t, A. j. Barnes, John Phillips,
Anthony, Thomas A. Scott, Alfred Butler,
Willis (. Carter, and Judge James l.. Cole.
COMMITTEES on SpeakeYs-Judge Cole,
Messrs. John Phillips and A. Butler-who
reported the following speakers:
Hon. T. T. Allan, Mr.. A. Coleman, Hon.
w. w. Wharton. Hon. J. 5. Davidson, hon.
j. M. Carville, w. r. Carter.
The speakers did ample Justice to the sub
iect which called so many people together.
The whole day was spent in celebrating
this important event-one that calls to the
minds of the colored people the great graft
tude which they owe to the Republican
party, in striking from their limbs the
shackles of slavery and made them citizens
of the United States. Every anniversary
<n <ho,v nd m 1--we
and cherish the altar of Republican liberty
VERITAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

tgnato tho time, manner and place of pay
msnt aud collection Of city taxee, shall pro
vide adeQuote penalties for the non.psy-
ment Of licenses and taxes, and shall
make all laws necesssry to sustain the cor
porate government Of Amite City not in.
consistent with the constitution and laws
of this State and this sct of incorporation.
SEC l2. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the mayor, c0unoilmen, and oil other off,
Gers provided for in this act shall be quail
flied electors of the State and shall reside
within the limits of said corporation.
SEC. 13. Be it further enacted, ETC.. That
the written returns Of the election tor
mayor and couucilmen Of seid city. said re-
turns to be sworn to, shall be made by the
justice of the peace and commissioners to the
board Of cOuncilmen, who shall be judges
of the election and qualifications Of the
members.
SEC. IA. Be it further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect from and after ito
passage, and that oil laws or parts of laws,
90 far q they conflict with the provisions of
this act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
lSigued) E. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved September 20. 1876
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
F. G. LLoRENs.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORr.-Df. 4. n.
LeMonnier, secretary of the Board OF
Health, reports the following number OF
deaths in the city Of New Orleans, for tho
week ending Sunday, September "a, at 3 r.
NJ:
Two of albuminuria, l of aneurism OF
aorra, 3 of Bright's disease, of feebleness
of birth, | of cancer of liver, of cancer OF
womb, l of cholera sporadica, OF cholera
inf.ntum. l of cirrhosis of the iver.7 OF
conOastion of the brain, ID of consumption,
/ of adult convulsions, of infantlle con
vnlsions, l of cyanosis, Of adult debil,
itv. of chronic diarrhea, l OF diptheria.
Of dvseutery, of enreritis, OF congeetlve
fever. of malarial fever, OF bilious
remittent fever, 3 of typhoid fever, l OF per
nIcious fever, i gastro-enteritis, l OF gas,
tritie. of hemorrhage OF the lungs, OF
iisease of the heart, l of enlargemenI OF
the heart, of hepatitis, OF inanltlon; OF
injuries, 4 of lockjaw, OF disease OF tne
liver. of infantile marasmus, OF Moasles'
/ of'cerebro spinal meningitis, l OF paralysiso;
! Of pericarditis, A of pleuro pneumonia
Of sofuening of the brain, OF small poA, =
of teething. of trismus nascent4um. 4 NOT
stated: total l24. OF the above 81 were
children under five years OF age: In aaul
tion TO the above 5 stillborn children were
reported in the city. Number ln!ss.eu
from public institutions, Ia; ON certlncste
of coroners, A; on certificate OF mldwlVos' -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
COURT RECORD.

Anper1ar Districs Csurt.

Superior District Court.
State Va. Auditor Charles Clinton.-In-
junction on appropriation bill Of 1875. Rule
to dissolve 90 far a. relates to employees at
State library allowed.
State ex rel. James n. Weymouth va.
Auditor George B. Johnson.-Rule to issue
warrants for two claims amounting to $3.50
made absolute.
First District Court.
NEGOTIATIONS.
Entering and petty larceny-Sarah
Smith, Charles Richardson.
Petty larceny-Charles Newsun, Alex.
Leroy.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Kari w. Dielman, Gabriel
C. Wilson, Margaret Mccartney. Peter
Green and Caroline B. Turnbull opened.
Fourth District Court.
j. II. Mango vs. New Orleans City Rail
road.-Petitioner alleges that September 3,
1876, at II A. NJ, with "horse and
borauche," he was returning from Metsirie
on the left side of Canal street; that the
horse was going at walk; that detendant's
dummy, painted entirely red. frightened
it 90, that the left fore wheel OF the
'borauche' was brought in contact with
defendants cars; that some ladies and chill
dren were frightened and upset; and tor
damage to team, harness, driver, etc.,
claims 4343
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
LAWS Of THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1876.
No. 90.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To incorporate the town OF Amlte City, IN
the parish of Tangipahoa. to define its
limits, to provide for the election OF
mayor and councilmen, to prescribe their
duties and powers and to provide for the
government of the same.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened. That the iph abitants of the town of
Amite City. in the parish of Tangipahoa, be
and they are hereby created and made a
BODY corporate and polite in law, with
perpetual succession, to have and to be
known by the name and style OF Corpora
ton Of Amite City, and by that name they
and their successors shall be capable OF
suing and being sued in all courts OF COM
petent Jurisdiction, shall or may have an
official seal and may alter the same ct
property and of conveying property
whether real or personal, for the use and
benefit of said corporation and shall have
the power of raising money by taxation, on
the property situated within the limits Of
said corporation, and by licenses on trades,
professions and occupations pursued or car
ried on within the limits OF said corpora.
ton, said money thus raised to be applied
to the use, benefit and good government OF
and to provide for and maintain com
petent police force for the same; M
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, ETC.. That
the limits and boundaries of the said
corporation or town of Amite City shall
be- and are hereby fixed and estab
iished % follows, to wit: The north
ern boundary line shall commence at q
point IN the middle of what is known ..
Railroad avenue, - per plan Of said town
on the.line dividing the north half Of section
number thirty.three from tho south half o.
ssid section number thirty-three in town
ship number three south, range number
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

THE REAL STATE OF THE CAsE.-The RE-
PUBLICAN recently published an item con-
corning an alleged case Of perjury and oy
the following statement it appears that our
reporter wac misinformed a. to some OF the
points:
Mr.. N. Generes was not a witness IN . :. case
before the First Justice Court. Inc i-;s
are these: Mr.. Generes made an am e ~
before w. T. Houston, fist justice Q! sn0
peace, to the effect, among other tn!nEs,
that he had counted every vote cast y ono
of the two Diamond boxes and that t9eTe
we're $40 votes cast at that box. Mr. =; &
Murphy, the Judge of election at the Dls.
mond poll, made an affidavit before
Indre @ uinn, of the Police Court. charging
M. Generes with perjury. On the ar
raionment of Mr.. Generes, Mr.. Houston
moved to quash and set aside the affidavit
charging perjury, on the ground that
there was in it no specific allsgatison-ths,,
M clanse or statement in Mr.. 0eneres'
ORIGINAL affidavit was pointed ont % the
false one. The judge, who was Qainn ano
not Evans, stated that he would heal
Argument if the case was fixed for smother
day, but could not that day; M: Henerea
gave bond immediately, and lett the .. Go1 "
In company with his surety Mr. w. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

ANTOINE DHFHNDERs.-Thisw wide awake
club held . meeting ct their hall in tho
seventh ward ON Saturday night. Tho
meeting VA vol attended. Tho club was
addressed by Hessrs. Jeremiah Blackstone,
Samuel Freeman and Leo Troy. Tho fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected hon
orsry members: s. B. Packard, Lieuten.
ant Governor C. C. Antoine, William G..
Brown, j. ]. Honette, William J. Moore. Eu-
gene GarderP, Jeremiah Blackstone, c. J..
AdolpLe, John Barrow, Paul Tfevigne, J. K.
G. Pitkin, N. B. Hutton, e. s. StoddArd,
w. F. Loan, c. w. Boothby, j. D. Kennedy.
C. II. Merritt j. NJ. g. Parker, Eugene
Luscy.
After going through routine business the
club adjourned to meet tomorrow night.
when several speakers arc expected to I'D
dress the meeting. This club 10 preparing
for parade in full uniform.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

The Swaiogian tells this: "The other
night, while delegates were standing four
deep in front of one of our hotel counters,
a man who stood fully six feet in his boots,
and who was north Of the meridian of life,
approached the crowd of anxious room
seekers, and. shouting over their heads to
ono of the clerks, inquired: What's Mr..
Is numberH The overworked clerk .
moment later replied: i don't think he is
stopDine here The words had hardly
dropped from his lips when the aged in
ouirer Strengthened himself fully two
inches taller, and, growing red in the face,
aTclsimed: VIVA! know id we'll I'm
hopping here-'rived an hour ago; my
nsms'a Mr. (giving the name he had
nouired about; it's on the register, and
know I'm here The register was con
aulted. aad the nervous traveller was Gle
vated TO the room assigned him."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

CARDS, DANCE AND BLOODY WORK.-At
one o'clock Sunday morning promiscuous
party was roy stering in the old Commercial
Hotel, corner of Girod and Peters streets.
Several men were on the first floor playing
cards, and on the second floor dancers
were reveIing. Three men, unlimited. en-.
tered the ballroom, and were soon after
ward followed by others, who evidently
had an understanding. Edward Harrison,
Henry Danto and Michael Battle composed
the card party, and the intruders passed
by them without taking any notice OF the
men. Harrison, having finished his game,
went I'D stairs with William Smith to join
i'll the dance, but remained there only
a few minutes, when he returned to
the bar.room, his friend Smith still
with him. They had barely reached
the lower floor when nearly all the
intruders began attacking Harrison, one OF
the men saying to Harrison that he (Hsrrl-
SOM had cleaned out one of their gang and
that now they would punish him. william
Smith, seeing the danger, made an effort to
defend Harrison by stepping between him
and them. The mob thereupon fell on
Smith. stabb!ng him with large knives,
vouuding him 80 badly that it will be
wonderful if he ever RECEIVERS. Four of the
gang, Thomas Corners, Frank Carter, John
Rurke and Henry DAnto were arrested and
committed to prison without privilege OF
bail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
How Your Pulse Ought to Beat.

Every person should know how to ascer'
tain the state Of the pulse; then, by com
pairing it with what it is when ne Is snlnx e
his case. Parents should know the healthy
mise Of each child, since now and then .
rsrson is born with peculiarly slow or fast
prnlss. and the very case in hand may be OF
eenoh popularity. An exchange says: Ar
;~f.nt;a pulse is l4O; Q child Of seven about
n;nhtv. and from twenty to sixty years it is
seventy beats . minute declining to sixty
At four score. A healthful grown persons
beste sevenI T. I sixty, if the pulse always
s s"aesSS ssventy, there is disease, the ma
eh;rs vorLine itself ont, there e fever or
S naamm .sion somewhere, and the body il
t fead;na on on itself, q in consumption when
the pulse 10 quick.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
MARSHAL'S SALES.


Mary C. Richie W. Charles II. Chase.
TN THE UNTrED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
i for the Fifth Circuit and District OF L0uisians,
No. 7853.-By virtue Of writ of ieri facias to ma
directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder. on TUESDAY. Sep
TENDER 26, 1876 ct twelve o'clock NJ, at the on
trance of the Oustomhouse, on Canal street, in
this city. the following described property, viz
SkvEH CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with the bu; dings aud improvements thereon, and
ali the Iights wsys, privileges and appurtensnees
therounto belonging or in anywise appertafning.
situated in the First District Of this citv in the
square bounded by Constance. Orange Magazine
and Race streets and designat. by the Nos. l. ..
3, Z, 5 and T. on . plan made BY G. A. HedIn.
architect, on the eleventh day Of January, 1850,
and deposited in the ofaoe Of P. c. Cuvillier. .
Viz: Lots Hos Is meas ure, each, % Sees front on
Constance str ct, by 1870 feet in depth between par
ALL lines, lot No. forming the corner Of Constance
and Orange streets lot No. measures SO feat 'front.'
ON Orange street by depth OF l6O feet between
parallel lines, and lot No measures 80 foet
inches front on Orange street, SO feet inct ee 3
lines tn the ar, by depth Of l60 feet Ass, four
cotton presses and their appurtena0ces situated
said property.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
United States MArsnaIs Office. New Orleans.
- 49, 8. B. PACKARD.
au24 sci 8 l9 % United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
AUCTION SALES raIs DAY.

By ThR UNITBD STATES MARSHAL. 1t II O'Clock,
At the Customhouse, seven lots with build ings
in the square bounded by Constance, Orange
Magazine and Race streets
By SELLE MALOCHEE, at IL o'clock, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, lot
with buildings, corner Of Miro street and Ca.
rondslst WALK; brick dwelling house No. 1876
Barracks street; two lots on Rampant between
Barracks and Hospital streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

Reynolds. He was mover axrssssd, but
surrendered himself. Judge Houston could
not, of course, have claimed that the pro.
oeedings before his own court had BEEN
irregular, - there had been no proceedings
Whatever before his court in the matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

THEY Could Nor AGREE.-The third
ward half voters-the Finaerty and the
Wizard crowds-held conference last night
to see if something like . compromise could
not be effected. The Finnerty mon pro-
posed to support the Wizard aspirant for
Administration Of Improvement If the
Wizard side Of the house would support Mr..
Fitzpatrick for criminal sheriff: No agree
ment was arrived ct, and the conference
adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
POLITICAL NOTICES,
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS THIS WEE

ROCKS REPUBLICAN PARISH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Parish Of Orleans Mechanics Institute, ;
New orleans, September %, 1876.
In accordance with . resolution adopted by the
lowing named gentlemen have been selected and
assigned, - published below, - the orators for
the vstio1s Rspuncsn 0ent..l Club msessnss IN
Der 30 1876. VIZ:
Tuesday Evenlng. September ~, 1876.
FIRST wARD-Thomas ". Wickham president;
J. B. Hunter, secretary Hall, corner Of Melpo.
spesie1s-JossPH DUvIaSEAuD, ESQ. WILL
SECOND WARD-AJ Br,m president; s Cheev.
en-, Sseretary Wilson's Hall. corner OF Rampant
sresIsEe-coIosEL JAMES LEWIS ALYRsD
E Ninth WxSD-rssm sishols, president; A. An
rson. secretary. Hall, areatmen street. near
so-aksrs-J. @. WALKER, ESQ, n D. BUSH, ESQ
TENTH WARD-Thomss Boswell, presidens; L.
Pradat, secrs t.ry. BALL. First street, between
' spesis1s-sisSoa BzLDks. ESQ.,, L. D. HEB
EIkessrH wARp-R l. pesdune., president;
rs spsats aas " PAUL eRzzs ESQ, W. s. WILL
f0UsTERsTa wARD-H. Powell, president; n D.
Bush, secretary. Hail. Broadway and Jena streets,
speaKe:s-R g. GARDNER, ESQ., H. Il. BLUNT.
SiATkA9Ih W AkO-i0nn 1. C0o0fne. proci'
dent; 4 ": Lee, tecretary: ClGeorne,s Hal,
Hampson and Second streets. sixth District.
spesksEs-HOn. PETER JOSEPH, G. T. LADD.
SEVENTEENTH wARD-T. B. stamps president;
William Kern, secretary Hall, corner Front and
'e spsaSer:N $50 = HcSAaos, ESQ. HENRY CLAY.
wednesday Evening, September ~, 1875.
SIXTH wARD-Kugene Staes president; J. q:
Putchler, secretary. Hall, corner Claiborne and
spsaIersNHos. ". G. BROWN. J. W. EDWARDS
kiGHTH wARD-Webster Long PRESIDENT John
Rvans ,ecretary Hall, UIQuhart street, betwse
spesfers. III J. V. THOMAS. ". 3. BAR.
THIRTEsNrH wARD-A Dejoie presiden.: A. N.
Poree, secretary. Hall. Cadz, between Camp and
spsaEers1s. L DzsDuNEs, ESQ, J. HENRY
PERKINS.
Thursday Evening, September IS, 1875.
FIFTH WAR0-Jules Lsnsbere, president o. P.
SDssIs5:11;S MADISON VANCE, j., JOSEPH
Saturday Evening, September 80. 1876.
THIRD wARD-w. L. Evsns president; ". g.
Elliott, secretary. Clay Hall. on Perddo, between
Franklin and Liberty streets.
Speakers-J C. WALKER, ESQ, c. ". BOOTHBY,
ESQ, L. D. HERBERT, ESQ.
the sp sakers whose names are announced above
reque sted to attend the meetings Of the vsri-
Gus clubs.
| The list of orators will be published every Sun
day with the assignments made, a. above, for the
| succeeding week.
| Rep lb leans throughout the city are requested
to attend the meetings Of tner respective clubs.
| By order Of the Committee.
| SEA CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

BRIEF MENTIoN.-Mr. Hardee, city sur.
veyor, is preparing his report on the condi.
ton of Lake P0ntchartrain, showing the
effect that the Bonnet Care crevasse has
on the lake soundings. He will strongly
advocate the closing Of the crevasse. and
will furnish abundant reasons.
Summer came again yesterday, and the
sun was uncomfortsbly warm.
Brooklyn Fire Company No. 2, of Algiers,
tried it, new steamer and raised twenty
pounds of steam in four minutes and five
seconds; threw . good stream 22l feet four
inches, through . one and one-eighth inch
nozzle. It is . fourth class engine.
John Curly is in prison for attempting to
outrage little girl. Corporal Kearsey cap
tured tho fellow ct the lake after he had
attempted to escape by Jumping into the
water.
A difficulty occurred Sunday evening be-
tween Eugene Mitchell and Henry Ter
noski on Carondelet walk, between Broad
and Dorgenois streets, during which the
latter drew Q gimlet knife and slightly
wounded the former in the shoulder. The
wounded man was conveyed to his home
and Zernoski was locked up in the fourth
precinct station,
Sunday night An attempt was made by
an unknown incendlary to burn the house
of Mr.. CAstaign, on DAuphine, near L.
zsrdi street, but fortunately the fire was
discovered in time and extinguished by the
neighbors without damage to tho building.
Daniel Burbin was arrested ct IN early
hour yesterday morning At the corner Of St.
Charles and Polymnia streets and looked
up in the second precinct station by Officer
Jacobs, charged with being . dangerous
and suspicious character.
At hslf-pass seven o'clock yesterday
meruine . fire WAS discovered under the
pilot-house of the steamboat Governor
Allen, lying It the head of Bienville street.
The fire was caused by lighted cigar being
carelessly thrown among some rubbish.
The flames were extinguished, with slight
damage, by the police and tho crew Of the
boat
A difficulty occurred at halfpast four
O'Clock Sunday evening. at the corner Of
Seguin and Where streets, Algiers, between
Stephen McCune and Emile Hsfokenbrig,
during which Me- une drew pistol and fred
one shot ct his antsgonisr without euecess.
McCune was locked up in the eighth pre-.
cinct station, charged with shooting with
intent to kill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

O0ce New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pAny. No la Canal street New Orleans, Ssptem-
Der 10, l876.-At meeting Of the Board of Direct
orr held on the thirteenth Instant, dividend OF
able to the stockholder on and after October /,
1876. All transfers OF stock for ten days pre- vious
to that date must be q. di vidend.
sel9 lit c. Q. LEWIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

ASSISTANCE FOR THE BRUNSWICK Sur
FERERs.-Dr. Bruins yesterday telegraphed
from Brunswick, Georgis, to . gentleman
in this city, stating that the condition Of
things there 10 terrible. He asked for more
nurses. and expressed hope that prs.
Stone and Vaudeville join him. These gem
tlemen, with several nurses, started last
evening,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

Coal OIL EXPLOSION AT hslf-past nine
O'Clock last night coal oil lamp exploded
at the residence of Mrs. Bowling, No. s44
Chippewa, between Sorapuru and First
streets. Mrs. Bowling was filing the lamp
from q gallon can when tho oil in the can
ignited and exploded, and scattered the
burning contents over Mrs. Dowling's body,
and burning her in such . manner a. to
imperil her life. DR.. Blake WAS summoned
to attend the injured woman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

A SHOOTING AFrA1R.-Shortly after
eleven o'clock last night difficulty &C.
CURED on Royal, near Canal street, be-
tween Mathew Gainnie, Robert Parker and
two unknown men, during which Gainnie
was shot and slightly wounded in the head,
after which the two unknown men made their
escape. Gainnie and Parker were arrested
and locked up in the third precinct station.
A large crowd was in the neighborhood at
at the time of the difficulty, and . general
stampede took place at the reI ort Of the
shot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
New Orleans, September 81, 1876. s
WAS BR0UGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
w pound, corner of Prieur and Orleans streets,
on TUESDAY,, September 10 1876-
ONE Dun COLORED MCLE, about thirteen
hands high. letter on right and left shoulder.
small white spot on right knee.
Which, if not claimed within i've days and tho
exper ses thereon paid will be sold at public
auction. 1t said pound. 81 WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber q, 1876, 1t twelve O'Clock NJ
THEODORE BLANCHARD, Secretary.
No. 08-se23td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

INFANrIcIDE.-At an inquest held yester'
day by Coroner Chastant on the body OF
white male infant, it was determined that
it came to its death by violence. The child
was found at No. 126 Harmony street. Its
mother is Sarah Hsssinger, and is till con.
fined to her bed. She was charged with the
crime, but is sent to the hospital till her
health 10 better.