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THE Keowcc Courier is responsible
for the following: One Df our citi-
zens sent nine buck-shot from a hol-
low iron cylinder last week in search
of a potato rogue. In the fear OF
killing his dog lie shot too high and
the return was 0 est inUcntus. 1t Is
said, however, when the Chamberlain
lite struck the fence it pal ted before him
and the rails for fifty panels took ev'
cry direction.
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was impossible to convict a smaller
number. Twelve were arraigned.
One was not convicted because it was
not clearly proved that he was pres
ent at the killing, though he was
near by; another was acquitted, not
that he Was not as guilty rs the rest,
bat because Of his agc-l3 Years.
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Riot IN TimmonsviIie-A Trial: JUS
tice Shot.

T1MMoNDsvILLE, S. c., Jan. IS.
3. .. Holloway, q Chamberlain
Trial Justice, was shot, and killed by
some unknown party in this place
about 2 o'clock on the morning of the
9th, near his door. The negroes be-
came indignant; and We're heard to
make many violent threats against
the citizens of this place. TO meet
these threats, the %Intendent Of the
town ordered out strong extra police,
and last night as two of the police
were taking their rounds, they were
ambushed ut the end of a street near
some woods, and fired upon some four
or five times, the shots taking effect III
the shoulder of II and the hip OF
the other. The death of Holloway,
seems to create renewed excitement
among the negroes, as they continue
threatening to burn the town and
shoot the whites for r"v"r""
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r XkR1yALs.

ASTON HOUSE, 4. Conner, Cokos'
bury; r Brownlee, Due West; J F Agnew
Donaldsville: 2 + Cox, Beltoni Il A MGCas
Ian, DR. 7 Wideman, " Wtdenlan, Boid
Morrah. wideman's;J , Green, Atlanta Ga
" d Mars. q 4 Mars, Thos W Mars, Cal
houn's Mills: JB %Ingraham, A Plnson, Nine
ySix; Vim Cobb, Greenwood; WIS Howard
FKennedy, bordeaux; Thos 4 Cater, Mcb M
Cater, Fork Geo w Specr, Irwin CieGkly
Monterey; ] J Liddell, Santuck Miss Kate
Small, ] ! Jones. T Parker; W c RenGt' Ab-
beville; MAJ Long, Greenville; l. Llgon,
savannah Village;
ABBEvILLE HoTEL.-C G Law, Stony
5 so II GioaS~old to J n Milier, ( diaushtsr, 6 n
Conner, Dr. + Gary, ] McMoseley, Hodges
Thos Stuart, J f Colnan, J d CoIman, j Col,
TarrIant. John Day, " Davis, George Bnch.
AMMAN, Mai John Adams. Sharley valley
Greenwood; Judge Cooke, wife. & daughter,
greenwich Fcatherston.J is Latimer, An
Lowndesville; Catlct Corley, Leo Harris
Burdeaux; W G Benet, ] Hogan, E B Gary,
Abbcvillc; VIC Latimer, Temple or Health;
d NJ Blunt, Atlanta w SFrazer Charleston
Miss Mary Harmon, A Miller, Elias Tolbert
Cedar Springs; Panl Jones, Atlanta.
CENTRAL HoTEL.-B F Fleming;
Laurcns; II w Haddon, DR. J Miller, w j
Bonner, Rev w NJ Grier, J ETodd, + P Hark.
ness, Due West; T + Riley, J r Parks, G AZ
Waller, L Sheppard, Grecnwood; Id Con.
ncr, FA Conner. -Cokcsbury; Watt Fooche
L S Hale, Miss NJ sue Griffin, Nincty-SlX;
Capt Jno Lyon, Little Mountain; Dr. W
Wideman, Long Cane; s B McCllnton, Fra.
zicrsville; S%Shappcr, ALRR; DE Glymph
+ Fouchc, Hodges ia Foster, F. Smith,
IN Parramore. Capt r F Nc
] Gisflllin, 7 > O,Brien, Charleston
L c Lyon, Lebanon; JH Chiles, Millway; J
W Means. City; Mrs 4 Barksdalc, Dairy
Farm; l. ] Wilson, w G Benet, J Fuller Lyon
+ a Mars, ] A Norwood, City; Sondley'
New berry.
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The Journal of Commerce.

Mr.. w. S. Fraser, Of that superb pa
per, the Journal Of Commerce, was in
town Monday and Tuesday last. He
is travelling in the interest Of that
staunch Democratic Journal which, he
says, twas born straightout." This
daily which halls from the "City by
the Sea-" is a powerin the State, hav.
ing as its chief editor the former editor
of the old Mercury, whose prestige is
all that the most ambitious could de-
sire. Success attend Mr.. Fraser and
the paper he represents.
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GIN HOUSES.

n WILL insure gin houses and their
contents at the following low
rates in one of the most reliable COM
panies now represented in the South.
Capital SC, 000, 900.
For 3 months a. 2 per cent.
For 5 months O. per cent.
And dwellings and all other property
at the lowest rates.
L. W. PERRIN, Agent.
Office at Law Office of Perrin d
Cothran.
Nov. IS, 1875, If
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TAX NOTICE.

"HE SPECIAL AGENT WILL
be at Donaldsville Tuesday the
18th of February, to collect the Hamp-
ton contribution tax-and also the one
mill tax called for by the County Com
m~issioners. His office will be open at
Hodges, Monday the 18th of Februa-
ry, from II o'clock a. m. until 2
o'clock p. m.
J. w. PERRIN,
Speaial Agent.
Ton 81 1877. IT,
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C

EXPRESSLY NJ Taggart, J L Pressly, Nc.
Gowan & Parker IS Martin, FIN :MitGhell
scales, J NJ Young, I'll Cosby, w o Anderson,
Mrs n Baker, WI McCord, J H Penney.
FREIGHT.-A Small, T CPerrin, W Fl Par.
ker, b Milan, RE Hill. WI Mars, & Co, ] E
Cul0WcIl. G. S WilSOn.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday,, Jan. 81, 1877.
Hampton Tax Payers

The following named persons have
Maid taxes to the Hampton govern
ment since our report Of last week.
The work Coes bravely on.
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GREENVILLE. s. C. Jan. 20. 1877.
Piedmont Is Shirtings, per yard ..""....... &c
A Shctings, per yard."-..----.. SC
In five bale lots, q discount OF half cent
per yard will be made.
NEW YORK.-Cotton steady; sales S02
bales, at I31Ia7-lG; consolidated netreccipts
i0.Ill.
AUGUSTA.-Cotton nomnal-middling l2l
receipts So; sales ISL.
CHAULESTON.-Cotton quiet-middling
-; net receipts 2,374; sales 5000 exports 630.
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A LETTER OF INQUIRY.

OFFICE Press AND BANNER,
Abbcyillc, Jan. %, 1871.
TO his Honor Judge Thompson II. Cooke:
DEAR SIR would he pleased TO ascer-
tain what course you will likely pursue
in regard to the communication of the death
sentence of the Lowndcsrillc murdcrcrs.
l am very respectfully, &c,
HUGH WILSON.
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Estate of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Elk Parte-Elizabeth Robinson.
Petition for Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that
~ Elizabeth Robinson Admins
tratrix, of the Estate of Jabez z. Rob
inson, deceased, has applied to the
Judge of Probate for a final discharge
from her said trust.
tits ordered that Thursday, the 22d Of
February, 1877, be fixed. as the day
for the settlement of said estatel and
the final discharge of the Administra'
trix.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate, Abbeville County.
Ian. 81. 1877. At,
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TAX NOTICE.

WVHE Taxpayers of Abbeville
County are notified that l am
now prepared to receive the Tax Con-
tributions called for by Governor
Hampton and also II mill of the
County Tax called for by the County
Commissioners.
Taxpayers are requested to bring
with them their last years receipts.
I WILL BE AT
Antreville, Wednesday, 31st.
Lowndesville, Thursday and Friday,
February lst and End.
Chiles Cross Roads, "Wednesday and
Thursday, 7 and 9Th. =
White Hall, Friday, 9th.
J. W. PERRIN,
Special Agent.
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NOTICE

EMIL COUNTY COMMISSION
a ERS having divided their work
in regard to Roads and Bridges will
meet the Overseers of Roads in the
different Townships as follows, for the
purpose Of organizing road-workers,
filling vacancies, &C.:
r. A. McCaslan, Co. Conn.,, will be at
Calhoun's Mills, February 3.
McKettrick's Mills, S.
ChiIes' X Roads, 8.
White Hall, 8.
Ninety-SiX, 10.
G. w. Madison, Co. CON-, will he at
D~onaldsville, February j.
Cokesbury, ~.
Greenwood, 10.
Due West, 19.
Antreville, 20.
r. Jones, Co. Com, will be at
Lowndesville, February 2.
Smiths X Roads, a.. 8.
Smithviller T.
Douglass Mills, 8.
Cedar Springs, 10.
Abbeville, H.
BY order of the Board. .
Il. JONES',
Acting Clerk.
January "a, 1877. st
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A Lonlax,
Mary IomaN,
Jno Rothrich,
W y Richey,
Martha Freeman;
Mrs \ a Nichols,
r. Acjary,
w W Lawson,
II Mabry,
b Graham,
Nels Humphries,
w w Gaulding,
sc Waldrop,
G Hodges,
w w Jones,
Guy Taylor, col,
Nj Offenders on,
l. C~Templeton,
Mrs l. B Davis,
J + White,
NJ Y Arnold,
J A Hill,
Seybt,
Jas Killingsworth,
M Williams,
w NJ Dodson,
LArnold, col,
] NJ Wright,
G f Nichols,
NJ CArnold, col,
W II Jones,
Sol Ware,
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JUDGE COOKIES REPLY.
MILLER's HOTEL, Abbcvillc,

january 90, 1877.
1TUGH WILSON, ESQ.-Dcar Sir: In
my Judgment the Lowndcsville prison
crS were properly convicted. With an
cxpcricn. c of four Years upon the Bench,
and a practice Of fifteen years at the Bar,
Ishave never heard evidence more con-
vincing to my mind, of a formed design
to kill and murder. The prisoners had a
fair trial before a jury Of four whites and
eight colorcd. My duty has been dis
charged. The prisoners have been SEN
fenced to be hung on the Goth of April
next, and, so far, l see no cause to justify
me in interfering with their execution.
] Ill very respectfully,
THOMPSON II. COOKE.
From the above our readers may
learn all that we know of the prison.
ers since their conviction, and of their
chances of escaping the doom which
seems to be awaiting them. From
present indications we believe there is
little probability of the sentence Of
any one of them being committed.
The only reason that has ever been
urged for executive clemency is the
large number who have been convict
cd. If it had been possible the jury
would not have convicted so many,
but from the evidence and tho law it
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Jan. 81, 1877. If.
Notice..

Notice.
4 IL persons interested in estate OF
II J. G. CARTER, deceased, are
hereby notified to appear Oh the 18th
Of January, 1877, at Abbeville Court
House in the Office of PROBATE Judge
for q final settlement.
]. G. CARTER,
Executor.
Dec. q, 1876.
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NJ A Cason,
w II ROWlett,

NJ A Cason,
w II ltowlett,
B o Nerrcll,
J NJ S%addler,
C l. simmons
J Ellis,
\ w Graham,
w Anderson,
Geo Wallace,
J { Richcy,
" Il Riclley,
isichey 4 Miller,
w Young,
} > urner,
Allen Aiken,
Conner,
} Majors,
J i Arnold,
II Shirley,
J ~ Oula,
b Smith,
J mo \ Dodson,
Allen Dodson,
NJ Gauldin,
A Conner & {
G Conner,
J Hodges,
LEA Harvey,
1no Davis,
w n Nichols,
i Il Herndon.
w NJ Mundy,
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Abbeville, Monday, Jan. Is, 1877.

LETTER FROM COLONEL J. Z. ROBERT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Third Days Proceedings.
HOUSE, OF REPREsAETATIVKs,
New Orleans, March 5, 1871
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
The Clerk of the House called Mr.. DeiOia
to the chair, the Speaker being absent.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs Brown of Caddo, Brown of JET
fers0n, Blair, Brewster, Bcsley, Basdels
Brooks, Blackstone, Como, Cole, Drurys
burden, Dsyres, Drew, Dickinson. Dink-
grave, D'Avy, Detiege, DejOie, Deyezin,
Early, Evans, Elliott, Gardere, Gaudes
CAN'T, Gary, GraCien, Hill of Ascension.
Hughes. Holt OF L ist Baton Rouge, Holt Of
West Baton Rouge, Johpsnn of De SOts,
Jones, Robert johnson, Kaeting, Lane,
Lewis, Magloire, Msrtip, Milon, Moore,
RoutoD, Romero, Raby. Souer, Snser,
SHINES, Thomas, Tolliyer, Washington
Watson, J. c. Watson, Walker-5i.
On motion of Mr.. Jones the House was
adjourned until tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ.
ROBERT f. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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The f. flowing significant dispatch was
telegraphed from Washington, March l, b
the New York Tribune:
Colonel Burke, of Louisiana, the agent of
| the Nichols government here, expressed
much annoyance to-day at the delay in the
completion Of the count. He said that the
continued filibustering was very prejudicia1
| to the plans for a settlement of the oontrO-
versy between the hostile authorities In
New Orleans. The session of the Legisla-
! ture expires at midnight tonight by legal
limitation. If the count had been gone
through with this afternoon, COlORel Burke
says that the Nichols party would have
had an undisputed quorum in both branches
of the Legislature in session to confirm the
title of Nichols and all the acts of his
Legislature since it has been in session; and
the result would have been that Governor
Hayes would have found that party in fulk
possession of all branches of tue State gov
eminent. The quorum would have been
obtained within an hour after General
Grant had sent the orders TO General AU-
CUR, which it is believed he will telegraph
the moment Governor Hayes is declared
elected.
1.-THE extra session of the legislature
Colonel Burke continued, "has been called
by Governor Nichols to cit fifteen days; but
feel that if this count don't 60 through,
and a new Presidential election is ordered
it would be the end of the Democratic paris
in Louisiana. They wouldn't even run q
ticket, because q new election would make
us give up our present victory, and would
be held under more calling Republlcan
auspices than the last"
Colonel Burke seems to think that If the
flibusteriDg goes on a day longer General
Grant will reconsider HIS intended orders
to General Augur, and do nothing 10 settle
the difficulty before he goes ont of office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06

DY NASH e. HODtsS0N-W. i. HeDGSoNa
Id AuetiOneer-DthGe No. - Carondeief street,
On SATURDAY, March 81, 1877, al twelve O'clock
NJ al the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rot1nda Of TIE ST. Charles Hotel in
this city, by virtue and in pursuan of an ordeH
aud judgment OF the Hon. A. l.. tissot, Judge OF the
Second DistIiet Court for the parish Of Orleans
rendered June u 1876. and signed July 2, l816a
court docket No. 80 $50 In the matter OF succession
OF Miles Manser. deceased, for PARTITION az pnbio
auction viii be old
TIN lots OF GbOUND, together with 81 the
buildings aud Improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of tais city IN the square No.
$685. bounded by Cal tope EuphroHine Locust ana
Magnolia sti eets, destxDated as lots Nos. to 10
inclusive, ana measuripg each = ieat inehea
nneB front on CklilOpe street, except No. !, which
measures 25 feet inches lines front on CaliOpe
street, hy depth of TO- feet inches lnes, a1
between raraliel lines American measure; lot No.
! forming the corner OF calliope aud Locust
STR cts aud lot No. 10 forming the corner OF Mag
nOlia ana Calliope streets. The whole according
u plan BY Louis II. Pile, hurveyof- The i'm
provements consist OF lots SOS and 2, ora two
story frame hOuse, containing iour rooms, sra
bling, sheds etc. The balance Of the prpps1ty "a
vacant, and is Immediately oppoAite the WORK
shops, etc. ctthe New Orleans, 81. houia and Chi
cage railroad.
Terms and Conditions ne-thigd cash, and tla
balance at one and tWo years. with eight per cent
interest, and apepia mortgage with Nendora priv
ilege from date until paid, the mortgage to en-
brace the clannes OF "noa allena ado ana fFe ~.
cent for attorneys fees In case Of suit asi0 81
| other security clnuaeei ten per cent 20 he n4lE
/ cashon the spot to hind the sales.
Acia o. sal8 before James Fahey. notary rr|tllt
81 the expense Of Gre purchasers lnolutfpr tts
taxes due snd ex5gi5lo Al 1917 n@3 ni1 20 81 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
EXTRA SESSION.
THE SENATE.


Third Days Proceedings.
SENATE CHAMBRR,a
Eew Orleans, March s, 1877. !
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at ID M, Hon. C. C. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, in
the chair,
On call of the roll the folio wing SenR-
tors answered TO their names:
Present-Messrs. Blunt, Bryant. Baker.
Cage, DumOnt. Ola, Hamlet Harper, Kelso,
STAMPS, Twitchell Wakefield YOuDg-l3
Abeent-Messrs. Allan, Boatner, BreauX,
Bureh, DucrOs, Jr., Demas, Ellis, Eustis,
Garland, George, GOode, Grover, Kelly, Lam
dry, Ogden, Richardson, Robertson, Steven,
Sutton, Whet ler, Weber, White, Zacharie-
%.
Senator Cage in the chsirl
On motion of Senator Dumont the Senate
went into secret session.
After secret session, on motion of Senator
Hamlet the Senate adjourned until to-mor-
row at twelve o'clock NJ.
L. LAMANIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
Ezra session Of the senate

The President issued proclamation con-
veniug an extra session of the Senate yes
tsrday at noon.
The following ia the proclamation;
By the President of the United States Of Amerl'
oa-A proclamation;
Whereas, Objects of interest TO the
United States require that the Senate
should ha convened at II NJ. on the NTH
day of March next, TO receive and act upon
such communications as may be made 70 IT.,
on the part of the executive; now, there
fore, /, Ulysses s. Grant, President OF the
United States, have considered 1t to be my
duty to issue this, my proclamation de-
eIaring that an extraordinary occasion re-
ouires the Senate of the United States TO
convene for the tFapssetisn of business at
the Capitol, in the city Of Washington, at
twelve o'clock. at noon, on that day. OF
which all of whom shall at that time be en-
titled to act as members OF that bOdy are
hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
United States, At Washington, this second
day Of March, in the year OF our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred aud sayenty-seyen,
80 fI a14SN-"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Office New Orleans and Carrollton Hall,
a special meeting Uf the Board nt nIeotors held
February %, 1877, Major WALTER V. CROUCH
was duly elected to fill the office Of HeeretarS ane
treasurer OF this company, recently made vaeans
by the death of Mr.. p Mcbride.
W. VAN BENTHuHSEN, President.
G. KoHN, Secretary and Teasurerpro TEN.
mh4 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06

IS A. ]
Parish OIL
burke sIIeuced.
WRIT

TED By Eiearapbe.s
above g. a. Burke, representing the
| Bile auet overnmant of Louisiana, s known
STREET, pad an interview with President
eena ~ ~ lght. Colonel Burke left for New
IL Wit =oaight without having eOmmu'
TILE AZ sny one the nature OF the inter-
q ne s,.ss Il, fact Of the interview itself trans
IS. sa acton ssident. The management of the
Gee Of i 10 ~ Colonel Burke 10 highly
orleans 10 al circles. Tie Prenldont
q histnS almaolf 70 this
| H. under "i'p1'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06

AMONG the last ofRcial aota Of President
Grant was the promoiion Of Majors ffank-
Is IS lisntenRlf col01ele and deDaty pay-
niseler generals. ae1 IF Cl|vFf e. Enihsn.
81 teH York aud Apsnh 9f N&aa et 5Ili.
a Nf rfFWIfTs VIII. 0 TRM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
The Ohio Democrats Have Lost Faith ia
Ind.

The Ohio Democrats Have Lost Faith in-
God
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch of the third
says:
Owing to the absence of the Republicans
to attend the Inauguration, the Democrats
had a maj )rity in the Ohio House yester-
day, and resolution was adopted declaring
that Hayes had received lS5 votes by fraud,
perjury, etc and that we are sorry for it,
because it DESTROYS our faith in the merits,
Justice aud benehoent goodness of Almighty
God, whom we have been taught to believe
was the defender and protector Of right, in
this, that be has allowed vilsiny and moral
perjury to triumph over truth, honesty and
virtue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06


o SnC MEErIoN.-The newsbOys say that
alton he made more money on extra and
d. editions lately than the newspa-
| Cd cd a e, and 1t is likely they tell at least
of the truth. One thing is GER
en1 " have no capital invested, and all
4. ke is clear profit.
,', hrse there were no police to watch
|reas, II catch the burglars who invaded
1T fol kata ,,rauises No a97lh Manay;na
K. Id stole one hundred dollars worth
p raw swelry
p. this time of the year begin to look
HERB base ball, row boats, mosquitoes or
|ck X isances.
FOR Murphy, number not given, wanted
nS Tsa something besides the fremen's
sdm which was the reason for his Jump
Ven m u the Canal street ferry. He was
thin and locked up.
mon street bOtse car, or the driver
4RRB to oHtrun steam, but made bad
- =, On, as the laRe steam train at Ram
|v"v let tum bled it inside out. No bones
ce is ken, though some glass was.
" eau Do Turner and his sister Dicey ex,
|ation rod, near Tchoupitoulas street, and
estate ways conduct themselves as religi-
i nIS 10. A policeman was called in by
lady to arrest or suppress them,
Instant he appeared William threw
D Inn hitch flOored the officer. The quar-
Itioe ID fellow then ran, closely followed
a "a ~ 70 beler, who Overhauled him. VIII
|ioa'ioI Ratchet and was disposed to
|of Ind bgs to pieces, and his sister joined
omol s ack. The policeman was reinforced
" occurred the beliigerents.
yERB Winer, a hand on the steamship
a. City, fell off that vessels wheel
Won be fall breaking one Of his legs
ace Z Nv laborers rescued him and sent
y cana % hospital.
81 sst ,re b Bennett, Samuel Farms aud John
|houid Employed on board OF the steam
''' npbis, were arrested in the sixth
MON for broaehing the cargo of that
vop keph Raymond insists that JOSEPH
tice is actually and really did, wit.
"a Sn cam NJ epense, obtain money in the Sec
ton, il Bt Market, which did not belong t.
|soted them, perhaps. These Joseph
|ra ri n, together friendly with each other
ce Their is no accounting for tastes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06

inGll lutbU6E HOIlbGs
mas p lark, Henry Camps,
| Foh Frost. j Raoul Dillande,
ny 81 peyre, William Randolph,
to shOH Patton, George Ferry,
|t noHaHis, ErnsU DOliole,
seeo ose fessassier, Pickens c. Bennett,
ioSsated she, Bazile CrOaker,
aecordsh Demizo, +. DOlhOnde, Jr,
= L. Lavigne, Victor DemorOelie
III M Duoonge, Gustaye Chevaier,
- Vose, Octave Regaud,
|Qi g pmas, L. PessOu,
20 " ck Calico, Charles E. Fortier,
~-,-'-'0' ontfort, f. NJ. IveDs,
hn - 3tie, Mama DuiOur.
us ~ 8 ludge Billings:
y. j., no e,, clark Gaines VS.. p. +. Agnelly;
How W l., IN @. Compton.-Dlseontin as
Il Court D Thompson.
|,bove s. Parsons va. Leonard Mariui.-
ssi9n, "a Tor $772 CT for plaintiff.
| eiosk N uDeFiOr Criminal Court.
Prime Peter Coyle.-MurdeF. killing
sun egler, July 4, 1876, at No. l43
RUSS III lreet. Indicted October 10, 1876.
"a bail, alleging: /. That accused
|. ~ pa ID jail since July 4, 1876, unable
bail in the recess to October j,
eIT OF Eng no court or grand jury. 2
Hon J. First District Court refused it for
in and arisdiotion. 3. That Judge Steele
s ELLA az 10 October, though Assistant At.
At tWei neral Dibble gave a written con.
|oparty d hat Judge Shaw refused bail and
|plD FUs settled to his successor. 5 That
tina . sse at Judge refused 1t, but promised q
ny w. rial, G. That five terms have
?. WOO lthout trial, and z That it ia the
lob cases to admit to bail. The
I RIndtf aIreedy been fixed for trial fol
ID OF OIld
|vRlT os Noses Crsig-PeUary. Verdict
IL iso s3 @o1 n Pity.
IbSve enE NFoRMATIoNs.
acti9 9Ies arceny-Jack Shepherd.
" and battery on pOliG9 officer
|RRISH pbns1n
It'd suit. 5-Iizzie Wilkins.
prssR "a concealed weapons -John Hen
!. 49, Chicken, J.. G, McbOyd, JameI
A. C. Christopher atlas SAINTS