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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-There is no change
in the situation this morning, and the orders
of ecu Augur virtually forblddiDg any aggre5
sivo movements by either party will doubtless
prevent any collision. All eyes are turned TO
Washington watching events there. Governor
Packard has commissioned A. j. Badger Major
General Of the Louisiana State National Guard,
and ordered him to organize the first division
to-day. The Republican 10 summing up the
situation this morning admits that il force is to
decide the question OF supremacy the republl'
cans are powerless against their opponents,
who, it says, arc fully organized, equipped, and
trained 10 The use OF arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

In his report sent 10 Congress, Tuesday,
the Attorney General says: 'The Interest
which the United States have in the purity Of
the ballot for Federal officers to be elected by
the popular vote and the acts Of Congress in
tended to guard the ballot Tor Congressional
candidates from fraud justified and required
the sending Of troops into the South previous
10 the late election" The people Of the coun.
try would have been in much better condi.
ton if the United States-Grant and the radi-
cals-had not taken quite SO much interest
such interest as they manifested in intimida-
ting colored democrats aud concoetipg fraudu-
stoned all the existing trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

The New York Herald while acknowledging
that the States of Florida and Louisiana wen t
for ,rildcn, advises the democrats to allow
Hayes to be inauguratcd, for the strange rca-
sons that as there is radical Senate Tilden
could not effect any Of his proposed reforms,
aud that the inauguration Of Hayes would Sc
cure democratic President four years hence.
Most people don't appreciate the force Of such
REASONING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

General Sheridan arrived in Washington
Tuesday, and is the guest o.! the President at
the White House. Of all the tools Of Grant,
the Piegan fighter is the most subscrvicnt. lie
and Gen. Sherman, and the Secretary Of War
had long conference with the President, yes
tcrday, after which, 10 answer to question
about Louisiana, by q newspaper reporter, he
said. "Augur will attend to those fellows
down there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

Maj. B. B. Douglas resented a recent newspa'
per attack upon him by attempting to slap the
face OF the supposed author in the lobby OF the
House ofReprcsentatives, last Monday, but was
prevented from doing SO by Gen. Hunton aud
some of the other Virginia delegation who
happened to be witnesses of the scene. The
radical newspapers say the Major is putting on
the old time Southern airs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
The Bennett-lEay Duel.

New York, January 1.-The Tribune
says \ private dispatch was received from
Baltimore at Iatc hour last night to the effect
tina. Frederick May had been wounded 10 the
thigh in his duel with Bennett. The Injury
was so severe that it was feared fatal result
might rnSTc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

A man has been operating successfully within
the past few days at the Treasury Department
and some of the banks of Washington, and by
a most adroit seight.of. hand trick has stolen
bank notes almost out Of the hands OF persons
with whom he would be pretending to transact
business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
Legal Decision.

RICHMOND, Jan. LIN the Supreme Court
of Appeals. CT Virginia, to day. the case OF Or.
Orlando Fairfax vs. the City Council OF Alex
andria was decided. The court unanimously
reversed the Circuit Court CT the city of Alex
ardria, AID rendered judgment for Dr. Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, January H. loi11.-
Receipts Of Grain continue light, and prices
are advancing. Whoa. sold to-day at 49, To-
and l55, and Corn at 5o No Bye reported, and
ia bushels of Oats brought 80 and 40. Country
produce in fair receipt.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, jan. 10, ls7-.
Beef Cattlc-Prices to-day ranged as follows
Best Beeves. .........................537 6 II
GENERALLY rated hrst quallty."...-...4 % 8 b -
Medium or good fair quality .......i % ! > -
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows GO 3 %
General average of the market. ......1 90 a q CO
Extreme range OF prlces................3 CO i l.
Most OF the sales were from ............3 So g.
The wholesale market was fairly active this
week. but the retail trade did not respond ~
was anticipated, but was dull and heavy
throughout. Prices ruled iasc lower thsn las
week IN some cfses, and in other instances !,
lower figures were submitted To-, but these were
raro. The greatest decline was in common anI
middle grades, the tops sueifring least. The
| average did not vary much from last week Of
ferings, the number being considered. To.s!
| receipts for the week 22l1 head Total sales t,-
the past week 1881 head.
| Sheep-There has been some improvement. ii
the activity Of the Sheep market this week
though there is o fractional decline IN prices,
which hiss somewhat stimulated tho markc. o.
the part Of city butchers, as we'll as by spccua,-
ors for Eastern markets. The tops were fully
us good as they were last week. We quote 81 I
| a5c per ID. Receipts this week 44Go hcsL.
Hogs-There has been y very heavy run o;
Hogs this week, but the quality has been y":y
Indifferent, consisting largely Of light weight.
The prices Of last week have kept we'll up, qua
| ity considered, and there seems 10 BIO far
| prospect for tho maintainance OF quotations t5r
| best Hogs. We quote at Sae:c, tcw selling $:
tho latter price, and those choice shipping Hog
! while most of the sales hsyc been at aud nca. -
aisle per d. Receipts this wcel; ~ IS. hcaJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

In Gov. Bedc's message to the New Jersey
Legislature he says the sending of troops to
South Carolina was arbitrary, and that the as
sumption of the President Of the Senate TO
count the votes is an unheard of usurpation,
and hopes it will not be pressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

Charles II. Moultop, the Washington real
estate agent, whose sudden disappearance some
time ago astonishcd his creditors, has returned
to his home. having made satisfactory arrange
ments with his creditors. We announced Tues,
day the return of Thorburn, the Petersburg
dcfauter. The arrest of Tweed has made the
law sort OF pcrsonilication Of Captain Scott,
whose aim was SO deadly that the coones used
to say don't shoot, Captain! I'll come down. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
DIED.

On the It'll instant, at the residence .. Doc.u.
Sydenham Hereford, Re! House s:hosl, Hu;-
nam county, West Virginia, Mrs. MATT IDA
w. HEREFORD, reict OF The late I. T. Here
ford, NJ. D., aged abont Is years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
fBy Tclegraph.l

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Stocks active aGi ow-
or Money g. Gold 1865 Government. active
and unsettled and lower. Flour dull. Whc..
quiet and unchanged, Corn duh and un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, Jsny. ll.-Vrginia G:. 1c.crrcI
g. VIrgniss, consolidated, GG4; do. II serie, @5!
Cotton firm and quiet mddling i. Flour
firm, quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady and
firm No. 2 Western winter red li3 ; No. = Chi
csgo Spring l%5sl3S; Maryland red prime los;
100; Penna. red l53sljo; do amber l62; do
white 15OalCO Corn-Sou.hern scarce and rm +;
Western active and higher new Southern whl.c
5Ga6S do. yellow jSsG0; Western mixed new,
spot and Jan 50; Feb 50; Mar co; Ap Gl.. us!,
quiet end steady; Southern prime iVall We!
ern white IS! do mixed 33a3G Rye nomia.!
Glover Seed steady at II 10 $50 Hay du!!,
steady and unchanged Pork i basis =,
Sugar active and firm ri IL. Wh:key du@
nominal at 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

The country is 10 be congratulated upon the
probability of the defeat of Senator Logan and
the possibility Of the election in his stead Of
ex-senator Lyman Trumbull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

The President, in cool disregard Of the action
of both houses Of Congress in abolishing the
Board Of Police OF the District Of Columbia,
has commissioned the new Board he appointed
at the Instance of MIR. Murtagh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
NOTICEi

y
1 respectfully inform my friends and the pN5.
lie that have resumed my PORK PACKING
BUSINESS, and viii keep on hand daily ;.
fresh supply of Sausage, Spare Ribs. Pigs Fee,
Chimes Hogs Heads and Pure Loat Lard, pG!
up expressly for family use; also Mincc Meai,
and all kinds Of Meat, of my own curing, Wit!
q supply Of fresh Butter and Poultry, q: ny
store, No. Il south Fairfax stree.
dec2 Sd REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

Augustus Scbell has been appointed chair
man of the Tammany organization, vice John
Kelley, resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
Arrest OfOrtOn.

NEW York, Jan. ll.-Mr. William Orion,
president of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, was taken to Washington this morn
ing on the 9. 50 limited express in custody OF q
deputy scrscant.at arms oil the House OF Rep
resentatlEes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
1COMMUNICATED.

4 CORRECTIONAL the meeting of the
Common Council q member asked how much
of the bill for printing was for proclamations.
Another member answered "$20 for one proc
lamation, $3.50 for another" This was en-
treIy incorrect. The bill was the regular price
for printing, but with discount OF 80! per
cent. off, which made the price of the two
proclamatons not $50 80, but $1,000. 1t is
thus seen that men ought to be exceedingly
careful 10 making statements, and 10 be as
nearly correct as possible, and not endeayor 10
make an incorrect statement, which, if allowed
to go uncorrectcd, might result in an Injury to
others. CORRECT.
The treasury has issued another call for the
redemption of United States bonds. The call
is for $4,000 900 of 5.20s OF 1865, May and
November, Of which 100000 arc coupons
and $1,000, 900 registered, principal and &C.
crued interest to be paid on 10th April next.
The bonds arc numbered as follows Coupons,
800, Nos. l1,00l to s2l $50; $500. Nos.
q, l0l to 70, 100, aud $1,000 Nos. 53.301 to
g., 400. Registered, $50, Nos. POI to 30h
500 Nos. 3,45l to 1900; $500 Nos. 2..5l to
3 $50; 1000, Nos. lO,0Ql to 10000; $4,000,
Nos. +, Isl to 4,150, and $4,000, Nos. ISL
to $500. all plumbers inclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11

The assumption on the part OF the radicals
that the President OF the Senate has the power
to count the electoral votes and decide who
shall or shall not be President, was founded on
such preposterous pretezts that it is being re-
pudiatea by those Of the party who have any
regard for their reputation for understanding.
The New York Post, republican paper, says
I'VE must frankly say that we do not see how
anybody can read and impartially consider the
mass of evidence the App.eton compilation fur
dishes witLou; being irrcSistibly impeed TO
the conclusion that it belongs to the two houses
OF Congress- alone to count the votes for Prcsl-
dent, and that the lre>i lent Of the Senate has
nothing to do With 1t save to open the ccrtitl-
Gates By which the votes are authenticated
The House Committee on the Privileges,
Powers and Duties OF the House OF Represcu-
tatives in Couatiag the Electoral Vote have al
SO agreed that the President Of the Senate has
no power to count the votes, and that tic
House has equal powers with the Senate in the
agency OF counting them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
Congress-.

congress.
| WASHINGTON 'auua'y ~ 49, Wv
Senate, to-day the HOUSE 'en''enc' NPr''-
pfla'lon OH was taken up ,
Mt. hlmuhuS "''a Su'pt's'u '"~' "''''
the boasts OF the feuuc'lo' u ''ic cAi'n':' ~
the House. deficiency Oil sno"'u co'''' III ~
soon.
Mr.. Nlther5 delenueu the ac'iou o' 'he
House. The Dbl was Sma'1 DUG I:'-'ooo'
aud there haa peea suo" '.''s o'e!s I''0 80
The on was reau inc 'n''u ,'n'' Iou ~ pAs'ou'
MI Nlhcls gave no''cs 'na' VI ueS01'
next he would eau up '''' 'eS'o''' T n
relative TO the military oecupa.''n u ',e's
burg' vas curing Tue '''' 'e'''0''' ''''
some ftuiaiAS " VIC .c"''S'
Tic ON ic' '"' ''sE'''n VI '"C ''"' "''' VIII =
taken up
10 the lio"Ss VI Vp's''N'"'I'3'' law
Dudley r'e'a' cleeIco h,enoI' 81 Inv -, ,1oo''
from ne" oTk c''S' III p'aco .. ''ln''n H'' 80
mayor o' 'n'' o''S' a. '"o''' 49, ""'
sea. =
the clecto,aI vote were introduced and referred
to tho Housc Committee on that question.
\ conference committee on Il bill 10 relation
to wife's dover in the District, was appoutel.
The House. at an carly hour went iuto Com
mttee OF the Whole and further considered
the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill.
An amendment to restore diplomatic rc'a'
tons with Switzerland, IN" only R9nup!ic 10
Europe, was defeated.
A. motion to strike out the appropriation Tor
Z minister to llayli was lost, as was a motion
TO reduce the salary from s., 900 to "a ,3OO.
The bill having been considered 10 commit
tee, was reported to the House, and passed.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the Military Academy appropriation
bill, which was considered, MIR. FINLEY OF fla.,
speaking upon the present condition oil the
country, contendng that the North and West
must settle the present difficulty, as the South
could take no part for obvious reasons.
The bill was passed and the House adjourned.
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p.;1ro h,tuno, Rr;ctoo and NoLosv;,ls ,bont
r,'. M. e.1. 49,. .,-.;.
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goioE sou'n' 'o'' n'' paws "o'"' '0' y .,
iton' ''e o''uR'' ''' nIo"'D'', '''.pe,' 'i"'
Sacnu'e''s, was '"lo"u '.p'n :"u , ,, on
mug ANU. Nv 1alu' VI 'n' .'s'' nlD1 S'u'
u 'No '.aeN' &C., c'o. '.u;.;n .;... ab,',
. o"''A ."e".s '','' ,'''Ns N-D11s wa,
n'en'' "ne'0' IL 'oOslu'a '1np'c'. "t'V"' V W.
1t 'u'ncu over ITO 'O'c0 D'oAo 'n' '''ep'' ~
lFoo' ifoia ''' 'oS' nv " '"o iA'O' o'ast,Oh =
'to'' '''c .i'oA, NJ ,'oD' ''o'p''' ''la~"'
was p'ee'p''a''o o''' ''' "Ou'n1I'' " Wv
bricse'lo f'y lce'' mao Tue S'tea" oo.o"' "Ne''
II ioaeea on It's Top OfoAen io'o iiasn'en'S'
both cars cooea'ueu '"cuty passeusets' peSiuoS
Two conductors anu TWO pot'cis' '"e''o III 'no
rear anu elsn' ~ 'h' ''oo' '''. I'ono "oi'
K'lleu. IL u. o''''' poi'e' =. ',eop'i nas
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
D ". AVER \,

D ". AVERY,
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROuA-
RIES, WINE LIQUORS, &C., &c,
226 King st., cor. Alfred,
sepS ALEXANDRIA,, "a
~ NEW GOODSi
NEW PRICE.
The subscriber respectfully announces tina:
he has taken the store
NO. l47 KING STREET.
and is prepared to offer full and Carefully Sc"
lected stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to please Gooda
delivered promptly to all parts 81 the city. ani
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular An
inspection OF stock solicited
my off j.. }. DAFlDSoS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
ALEXANDRIA, "A.
THURSDAY, JAN UARY II, 1871

Since the election We have rarely picked up
n radical newspaper without being reminded
ri Judge Underwood, who, having decided
all Of Dir. McVcighs property out oil the po-
session Of its owner and into his own,t took occa-
sion TO inform that gentleman that he had 20
uukind feelings toward him. The newspapers
alluded to give their party great credit ior
threatening no iorcbie opposition to the de-
cision of Mr.. Ferry, the President OF the
Senate, whatever that decision may DC;
hut what for We don't understand, unless a
robbcr deserves credit Tor not making iorclble
oppositiou to the success Of bis own theit.
The democrats arc attempting no traud-thc
radicals themselves don't accuse them OF that
they simply assert that they have carried the
States OF Florida and Louisiana, and the re-
turns of the election, and the Investigations
made into them, and the testimony OF even
some of the persons the radicals sent TO those
States to secure the votes thereof, all prove
that what they assert is true; but, though they
have carried them they don't demand that they
shall be counted, but, rclnquishDg that legal
right, they say, AS our opponents lay claim
to them, We will Leave the decision OF the ques'
tion to the umpire designated by the Con
stitutioh--thc Congress oil the United States.
The radical claim to the disputedStates is proved
to be fraudulent one by the same evidence that
establishes the rightlulucss Of that made by
the democrats, but, notwithstanding that, they
say the votes Of those States shall! be counted
for Hayes, and that, too, in way directly at
variance with all precedent, and contrary TO
the provisions of the Constitution, as cxround'
ed by the ablcst Constitutional lawyers IN the
land. OF course they do not threaten torcblc
opposition to the decision Of q question which
they have prearraogcd shal! be in their favor,
and tho ciedi; they deserve Tor not making
such threats is al we'll inerited rs is the cen.
sure they so literally bcstow upon the West
ern democrats frr assuming that, living under
a government called republican, and having
certain rights-among thcsi the right Of the
majority to rulo-hcy have manhood and bra
very enough to sustain and defend those rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
TIE POLICE BOARD MATTERS.

The LGmoyne Investigating committee, this
morning, begun lis examination Of the charge
that ". j. Murtagh, President OF the IolIce
Board attempted to put up a JOB On ". u
Whitthcrnc, chairman OF the Naval Depart
meut investigating committee. The Chief Of
Police testified that Murtagh urged him to
induce the detectives TO get Whtthornc into
an improper house, employing woman and
paying money if necessary to co so, aud that
then they should arrest the whole party, dis
grace Whitthornc, aud prevent report against
Secretary isobcsou. The committee adjourned
until Tomorrow.
The Committee on Privileges and Election:
to-day examined the witness Diamond in secret
session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-11
by TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatches TO the @azette
From washington

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. IL, 1910.
Il can BE- stated now, with degree OF posi-
tiveness not heretofore warranted by facts, that
the Northern and Western Democrats, with
fair proportion OF Republicans, fully pursuadcd
that Tilden and Hendricks have beer fairly
elected President aud Vice President, are de-
termiued that they shall be indicted iuto otllce.
Committees of Western men are here 10 Con-
sul,atiou, aud il force should be attempted 90
the part of the Administration, it will uDques-
tionably be met with force on the part of the
people. AS the time for counting the vote ap,
proachcs, a far deeper feeling is manltcstlDe
Itself and while both parties arc crying peace,
it is certain that both apprchend trouble.
The Senate is engaged upon the revision Of
the Laws Oh :hc United States under the
supervision OF Mr.. boutwell,, who may gel
through to day.
There were meetings Of the Scuatc and
House committees on counting The clectora
vote last night and again to-day, but the seal o
secrecy has not been removed and nothing l.
known of what is going un, but no CONCLUSION
has been arrived at so lar and no joint meeting
appointed yet.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-29

Among the candidates for
Doorkeeper Of the next House we
have heard favorably mentioned
the name Of the Hon. Edwin L.
Jewell, of Louisiana. The large
majority of Southern Democrats
in caucus will enable them to Sc
cure, next session, more equlta-
BILE appointment OF officers OF the
House than now exists. The extre
me South, or the Gulf States,
WHICH send solid Democratic del
egations to Congress will be very
apt to press their claims for some
representation in the or organization
In such a probable event Mr..
Jewell will be Il formidable can
didatc. An uninterrupted cOnnec-
ton, either AS leading editor Or
proprietor, with the Democratic
press of New Orleans since the
war, and his service in the Senate
OF Louisiana, have given him a
VIDE reputation throughout his
section, while his present position
rs one OF Clerk Adams's efficient
assistants has made him known
TO many of the members, who
nave not:ia:ledlto recognizein him
an Intelligent and worthy gentle
ntaii.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-29

THE"ALLEN CHAPEL."-A..M.
E. Church on Green street, has
been enlarged and improved
throughout, and now presents an
appearance at least equal to any
church as yet raised by their
own means by our colored people.
Rev. j. H. Harper, Elder A. M.
e. Church, the worthy Pastor IN
charge, who is generally and Just
w esteemed as a scholar and d
gentleman, has succeeded i'll rails
ing nearly a thousand dollars for
the purpose, partly from our
white citizens of various denomi.
nations, We hope that should
any more be required, that the
assistance of our people, with
whom Elder Harper has 50 cor
daily and loyalty identified hun.
self since his arrival among US,
will not fail him.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-29

PUBLIC .SCHOoLS.-As far as
the public schools opened until
the present go. we may reasona-
bly, expect much good to be at
tanned from the opening of the
Guion Academy on the 10Th inst.
with three excellent lady teach
ers. We confidently count on this
institution, having now the sup
port of the authorities, to BECOME
an honor to our Parish.
AS tar as colored schools are
concerned, they have been open
ed throughout the Parish even
in "a more advantageous proper
ton than the white schools. The
most prominent one is the Grisa>
more lately Stoddardl Grammar
School, including the School Dis
trict contiguous to 'our town ex.
elusive of the Corporation, which.
under the direction Of Messrs
Sternberg and Panalle, now has
a daily attendance of 90, which il
expects soon to raise to $50
to whom said institution affords
a superior chance for a fair equ
cation,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-29
Court Items.

PARISH COURT.-[n accordance
with amended act No. ga sec 4 OF
1877, the Court was opened and
the District attorney pr0>tenp,
Thos. l.. Winder filed thu follow
ing informatiOps 3
The State Of Louisiana VS.. Ca
to Shepherd. for shooting with a
dangerous weapon, with intent
to commit murder, accused ar
raigned, pleaded not guilty waiv
ed trial by jury and asked to be
tried by the court.
The State of louisiana VS.. John
Austin, information for inhicting
wound less than mayhem with
intent to kill, accused arraigned,
pleaded hot guilty, waived trial
by jury and asked to be tried by
the court.
The State of Louisiana VS.. An.
deEson Q Henderson, information
for being found in the STORE Of
Albert Verge Esq, with intent
to steal, also waived TRIAL by iur!
and asked to be tried by the
court.
TRoP GRATTER CUR, TRor
PARLLR MUTT. On monday
Thos, Cunio, realized the force
at the above saying, by a little
ert,g talking, which cause him tt
spend six hours 1t Capt. Webre's
hotel, for contempt of Court.