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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-04-25

THE GREAT CINCINNATI SCANDAL
The Titus-Dickey case has for some
weeks attracted no little attention. It
is the same old story of Il poor girl 81
duced by prominent man and the
churches and ''society" bounding the
victim and shielding the criminal. A
recent dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
contained the following:
A few days since the pastor of the
Baptist Church at Middletown publish
ed letter explaining the action OF the
church in dropping from it's rolls of
membership the name Of Miss Dickey.
Miss Dickey has written a reply to that
letter, which will be published to-mor-
row. Her statement, which is a col
umn in length, closes with the follow
ing:
God knows speak the truth when l
say John i. Titus is the father of my
Child under solemn promise of mar
riage. Fatherless, motherlcss, and
without means, could not do other
wise than enforce my legal rights and
secure support for my child. BY so do
ing l have been the subject of ruthless
and bitter persecution. Wealth and
social and church influences are array
ed against me, and spies and detectives
employed to procure testimony against
me. Conscious that no wrong actuat-
ell or would lie proven against me, ex-
cept by brihel and prejured witnesses,
l courted trial, and absolutely refus-
ell to accept money unless Mr.. Titus
would unqualiliedly acknowledge that
lie was the father Of my child. When
the trial closed and the verdict render
ed in my favor, [ was in hopes that no
further efforts would be made to furth-
er humiliate and traduce me, but such
is not the case. My enemies are again
at work magligning me, thinking my
past silence is to continue and that fur
ther untrnthful statements will go I'M
contradicted. and | am constrained to
say to Mr.. John Is. Titus and his friends,
that, it am to he further pursued by
the publication of iewtl books by letters
and cards. from the heftd Of The church
of echach 1 acas u member, may feel
compelled i'll my own defense to make
public letters which ut various times
have been written to me by the family
OF Mr.. Titus, which, published, would
of that agony which their conduct has
given me. Hitherto have forborne to
do this, and, although. not now Il men,
Der of i. church, I cherish and am dis
posed to cherish spirit of forbearance
and forgiveness. asked the public to
dishelieve my accuscrs. Do not give
heed to the. vilest ntterance against me.
Hitherto my lips have been sealed by
order of my counsel, and this letter is
upon my own responsibility. I con-
clude by solemnly declaring that John
Is. Titus is the cause of all the troubles
have ever had.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-04-25

IMPORTANT TO GRASSHOPpER SUE.
F'IElcEIeS.
A Washington dispatch Of the 18th
says:
The senate passed 4 bill to-day of
great Importance to western farmers.
1t was McMilIan's bill to provide that
it shall he lawful for homestead set.
tiers, whose crops were destroyed by
grasshoppers in seventy-six, who left
their land III that year, it no other set
tlement shall have been made thereon,
or right or interest there accrued to
any other person, to return to land any
time within three months from and at
ter the passage Of this act. Upon the
return of such settlers to land, such ab-
senco therefrom shall in nowise affect
the original settlements or homestead
rights; but settlers shall be allowed to
resume and perfect their settlements us
if no such absence had occurred; pro-
vided that proof of such destruction or
injury to crops, absence and return of
such settlers, shall be made in such
manner rs the commissioner of the gen-
| eral land Office may prescribe,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-04-25

Aborlionists! take warning hv the
sad fate Of Madame Rcstell. The Grim
inal calendar contains no blacker cri,nc
than tlat Of abortion. IT is the worst
kind Of murder, and those who permit
it arc equally guilty with the profess
sional abortiOnist. Yet thousands of
respectable married women permit it to
he done. Ii they only knew, low A.
slammed they would be and no " despis.
ca IN consequence: when they enter spir-
lt-llfe, they would not dare. permit so
UNI unnatural , a crime. Many guilty moth
worlds. were the gift theirs, could they
undo the, great wrong inflicted :npom
their tender, offspring in suc!, eases.
Words are inadequate to- convey n mo-
!e'y ct the agony they. undergo with the
!'cl!ons fact continually staring them
in the face Banner of Light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

a9?- NOTHING SHORT Of unmistakable bepe
tits conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AYERS SARsAPAEILLA enjoys. 1t is
compound Of the best vegetable alternatives, with
TIC 1odiAes OF Potassium and Iron, and is the
most etisctual Of all remedies for scrofulous,
mercurisl or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cesstu and certain in its remedial effects it pro.
duces rspid and complete cures of Serofula,
Sores, Boils. Humors, Pimples, Eruptions, Skin
Eisesses and alI disorders arising from impurity
OF the blood. By It's invigorstiEg effects it al.
ways relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Feme!a Weaknesses n1d Irregularities, snd is
blood it has no equal 1t tones up the system,
restores and preserves tho health, and imparts
rigor and cnergy. aor forty years it has been
in extensive use, and is to-day thu most available
medicine for Tho suffering sick anywhere E. S.
LeGdbeater 81 Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

TIE PHYSIOLOGY OF TIE LlvER.-Thc
liver is Lhe largest secre:ing crgan in the human
body. AID the bile which it secretes is more la-
bic to vtistlon and instruction from It's proper
channels than any other Ct the animal fluids
Luckily for the bilious, however. there is en- I'm.
falling source of relief from liver complaint
namely, Hostet!er's Stomach Bitters, medicine
which 1oE over g quarter Of century has bean
achieving thorough cures Ct the above mention.
cd ailments, fever and asue, dyspepsia. bowel
compislnts, rheumatic and kidney affections,
and disorders involving loss of nervous yigor.
1t is, moreover, preventive of malaria al disease
and affords protection to thousands of persons
residing in districts Of country where that dire
scourge is prevalent. As remedy adapted 10
tho medicinal requirements of families, it is 81.
premely desirable and as means of fortifying
a debiitated system, it is thoroughly to be de-
pended upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Dead The body Of Mr.. Robert Ferguson,
WAC died at Gaedon, the farm Of Mr.. w. A.
Snoot, near Bluff Point, Va, on Friday, was
brought up on the steamer j. w. Thompson,
last evening for iuterment. Mr.. Ferguson was
au old fisherman and was widely known 10 this
city aad aloog the river. He was q gallant
soldier during the Mexican war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

AREEsTED.-Deputy Sheriff Poulton. Ct
L>uaoun county, arrived hero on Saturday
night tom S!auutop, having 10 charge j. H..
MaPhcrsoo, whom he arrested 10 that town 90
the charge O.! seduction under promise Of mar
riege in houaouu. Mcpherson. who is very
respectfully connected, was confined 10 jail
uaIiI this morning when he was carried to
!I.csEurg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

RELIGIOUS -Thc revival services at the
Baptist Church will continue during the pres
cnt week. Considerable interest is manifested.
The revival at the Methodist Protestant
Church, which has been q highly successful
oos, closed last night.
Rev. Dr.. Norton will commence 90 Wednes.
Jay night, in the lecture room of St. PauTs
Church, Il series of lectures on the Prayer Book.
These lectures will continue every Wednesday
ninhi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Fox HUNT.-On Thanksgiving Day Messrs.
Or;an and Everett Triplett with hounds be.
logging to w. j. Triplett, after running down
nac rabbits, started q red fox or the farm Of
Mrs. H. Il. FowIe. at half past three clock in
the afternoon, and after a most exciting ruu
through the farm Of Mr. Gillisrd. through Hay.
field, back through Billiards, back to Mrs.
Fo|to'p, across the railroad track, down the
coauty road for more than mile, and through
the farm Of Mr.. Park Young, caught it just at
suusat, about half mile beyond Mr. Young =
house. During the run tho fox ran under a
BAN and through an unoeoupied house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

CoLoHEL MosBY will sail from Sas Francis
ef t,r Hong Kong, In tho steamer City Of
PekinE. On the 4:h prcximo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Several OF the best brands Of Standard Prints
having been reduced, We are now prepared to
Offer COO pieces ct 6, Der yard, the same hav
Ice been sid heretofore at Sc.
PRETZFELDER & Co.,
t: IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02
ID. EIJ.

,.
At Greenwich, Prince Wiili.m CO.. Nov ~.
1878. THOMAS I.UDWEhL FATTHuGii,
used -.
at Cslodon, King George co, Va. on Friday
morning, Nov. y, 1878 ROBERT FERGU.
SON, in the G1lh year CT his age.
At his fathers residence Dsar LensburG. W.,
Saturday, Nov. 81, JOHN &. LUTH. son cf Il.
A. Lutz, esq in the 321 year Of biz ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Ooc Of the oldest established livtrymen il
Baitiucrc is Mr.. IL. $. CARRIER. No. "a Con-
Way street. Three of his horses were promptly
cured Of Sores ard Bruist by kcler's RomaD
iini mint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

sas> Permit me to correct false report uow
being circulated Certain parties who are
operating against Mr.. Jefferson lacey for the
Office Of Treasurer of Alexandria county, have
been repairing that Mr.. lacey aEd myself arc
in coIlusion--he for tic position be now occu-
pics and itr the eltrhship of the County Court.
| wish oEly TO saV that the report il false, aud
i1ls person who first spoke it knee be was utter
log falsehood when he spoke it. | do not
kaow who spoke it first nor do care. MIR.
Tsc.y's merits aud business qualifications are
quite enough ior him to stand uo--he needs nc
!olste riux, aud [ will say for him that believe
il ;ny p>rsan were to enter into such comb
:.aion ~ TIA, !,in:cd at he would rej,ct it with
srora. d. II. RAMEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02
LOCAL NEWS,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. -Deo'r. 9. 1878.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy and rainy
weather. warm southern, veering to colder
westerly winds. falling followed by rising bs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

ID Save money and encourage home trade. II
you N: can beat Dealhsm's prices for clothing, ne
will refund the money. No such chances else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

At Dcs:i,arr's all goods are warranted rs
Represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02
Posa vR ALEXANDRIA, DEC'R. =.
Sun rises ........... SO Sun sets.......... 4 Al

gun f!Ses.......... % Su0 sets.. ......... II
ARRIVED.
Stmp G Knight, New York, to + A Keed.
Sir Defiance Philadelphia to A Reed,
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to A Reel.
StrJ w Thompson, Leonsrdtown.t to FAReed.
Str Mattano. Chaptico, to J Broders y Go.
Sir City Of Washington, Chsptico, to Potomac
Ferry Co.
Str Mary G, Washington. to J PAgnew s. CO.
Schr Twilight, Philadelphia, to w a Smoot
Schr b Terry, New York, to master.
Sehr Murray VandiVor, Washington, to VIM
Schr H Odio-no. Boston, to F A. Reed.
Schr Mary Adams, Windsor, to W A Smoot.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of The Lake, Norfolk, by + A Reed.
Str w Thompson, Nomini, by + A Reed.
Str Mattsno, Chsp!ico. by Jos Broders y Go.
Str Mary c. Norfolk, by j Z Agnew & 20.
Schr Jas Gallagher, Petersburg, by p Ag.
new & Co.
Schr a X f,rnyrk Richmond, by p B Hooe
Schr L. s Williams, Richmond, by Z Hooe.
PASSED UP.
Schr Ches Moore, Philadelphia for Wash'n.
Schr Lemuel hall, Provii'e, for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs ] III Flanagan, Allyn's Pt and Emma
3 Shaw, Fall Rlvor, both from Georg otown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Oliver Scho0eld, Georgetown for New
Haven, passed through He'll Gate 30.h.
Schrs label Thomas, Belle Halliday and
Colin Baker, Georgetown, at Boston 30th.
Scl,r Cottineham Skilled from Fall River
for Georgetown Z7.h.
Schr ii x Congdon sailed from Providence
for this port .9;h.
Schr Laura Il Mcssor Windsor for this port
at Vineyard Haven 25.b.
Schr Pcchassel. Gsorget'n, at Warehanl 9th.
Schr Mary E Long, hence ut Boston lst
Schr A II Edward|, Georgetown. a. Ware.
ham :M,h.
Schr Flying Scud. hence st Baltimore 30.h.
Schr NJ arths Collins, hence, 1T Baltimore LIST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Everyone who has GREG used DR.. Bull :
Cough Syrup Invariably resorts to Ii in suhse-
queut attacks Of Colds, Coughs, etc. Price, .
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

1EsTENDAY.-The weather yesterday, al:
though a little cool, was not sufficiently SO to
be 6iSapreeable. and the congregations 10 all Of
The churches were good. Rev. Mr.. Carroll, Of
Warrcntop, preached 10 the Baptist Church at
pieht. Rev. j. Z. Smith, Of Fredericksburg
who vas expected to preach in the Second
Presbyterian Church. was called homo by the
JeatE' Il member OF his congregation, and
ti:era gcre 20 services either morning or night.
R@v. MIR. Dirwiddie was absent ct Rapidau. -
ley. II. j, Porter, Presiding Elder, preached
sua held Quarterly Meeting services at the II.
h. Church. both mcrOing aud night, with very
large CONGREGATIONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

FARMERS FRUIT CAKF.-Two cups OF So
gar, ooc cup each of bu ter and sweet mix,
1--WE eggs, three and hslt cups OF hour, three
.pSaspooufuls DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, hall
~ u: nutmeg, ono pourd raisius. ElaVcr tho
c'og With rose vat, and vanilla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Corporation CoURT-Juc2ge L. AZ. Lovt
prcsadtng.-The Grand Jury was sworn, con.
slstlpg of Isaac Eiohbarg. foreman. j. 9. New
cit, s: J: Reed, Thomas Dryer, T. L. Mon
roe. b. II. Stanton, j oseph Hopkins, Stephen
Swain. w. A. johnson. James Grieg, f. j.
Lloyd, NJ. II. Janney, George Johnston. s. f..
Gregory, j. L, Dyson and Herbert Bryant,
and after retiring TO their room, they returned
with an indictment against Milo H. Rumsey
aud Frank D. Barker, for grand Larceny. true
bill, and against Charles jenkins. for petit lar
cepy, not q true bill, and thereupou the grand
Jury were discharged.
The last will and testament Of r. II. Stabler,
deceased, was admitted to probate. and Jane
j. Stabler qualified as exscutrix thereof.
John Ballenger, use, &c., W.. Roberts ct ais. =,
trustees; in charcers; report of trustees filed.
Com. vs.. George Il. ShiDp; embezzlcment;
plea IN abatemeut, aad jury sworn to try the
SAINT; case 10 progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Large men Dea!ham has just received a
large lot OF Pants, measuring from az to IS
inches 10 waists and various lengths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

The illuminative power Of f. lisoa's electric
light could not be better utilized THAI TOR az
examination of Dealhsln's listers AMI Scotch
O7ercOats after suEdowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow' 8
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
corTects acijlty OF thu stomach, relieves VIM
cello, regulates the bowels, Gurus dyscntery and
hiarrtG, whether arising from tecthing or other
causes. 40 ola and we'll tried remedy. IS cents
oIt ioJ Oft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Secretary Shermao's report. hstumpti"D
81 specie payment being accon p!lshcd, II Is
luther necessary to economics by bu5iag Deal
hams clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

My daughter, aged years, was attacked ~
Dlphtheria 10 ita very worst lorip. employed
the most promocut physician ii Mount Ves-
non, who PRONOUNCED it Q very cad tyre OF that
disease. With the dactor's consent, VT used
TILES Linimcnt Io9idc Ammauia, with rapid
and speedy results. Applied it externally aoh
as gargle. diluted with water. Il appeared
to me as though it ncutra!izad the poison III
ter system. t. Goss,
Eastcbester, Westminster To-, N. \.
Sold by +. S, Leedbeuter 4 Bro. Scod Tor
pamphlet. Trial size - cents. Or. hiles. '2o
West Broadway, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Congress will meet uex! Monday. Tho first
consideration Of it's members will be to provide
themselves with DeaIham's Ogcrccats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Boys sud youths Clothing in great variety
1t Daa!hsm's, G. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Deer. 2-Cas!le very dull i;
receipts llOO head; good 5ts5!c; medium 43c;
common AZ, Sheep active; receipts 500 head i;
good 44s42c; medium 4.4!c; common 81. Hogs
In fair demand; receipts GlOo hesd; good 4ic;
medium DC; common gle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02
FAIR !

EAlR' FAIR
Tho ladies will hold
FAIR AT SAREPTA HALL
for the benel! Of tho
ALEX AN DkIA LIGHT INFANTRY,
Commencing on Tuesday night. Deer. ~, and
continuing Wednesday and Thursday nights,
with LUNCH on Wednesday from | q. NJ. to
y. m. Contributions are solicited, and will ba
received at No. III Prince st. until Monday
after that time at the hall.
COUKTLAND Fl. SMITH,
dec 2-Iw Chairman Fair Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec 2-Stocks weak. Money
BAD. Gold l0l! Flour quiet. Whest quiet.
Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

Police ITEMs.-The followiog casca have
bcea tried snoo Saturday:
Daniel Cullen, James Richards and Thomas
Mu'ieu, for disorder!y conduct. were 6ocd and
discharged.
Daniel Cullen, for contempt of court, was
fined S. aad 10 default of payment was sent
to the wor&hoUSo.
There were eleven dodgers. Saturday night,
and nineteen last night, at the station house.
Roo Seaton aud John Whiting, both coored,
for disordery conduct, were food aud discharged
by Justice Ballenger.
VIZ. James, colored for abusing Mr. Thos
Waddsy, was sept to jill for 80 days by Justice
Padscst, IN defsul5 Of security to keep the
peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

The market opens dull and qulet' Win prIces
about the same IS at the close of last week.
Flour is entirely nominal, snd but little is do
ing. The offerings Of Wheat amounted to l5ou
bushels, and sales were made at9Salo@ for FultS.
and los and log for Lancaster. The receipts OF
Corn nave increased, and to day 3O05 bushels
were offered now is duler. and sod at 80, A.
and d, but old is steady at45 A 4G onelot of Rye
brought 81, and 100 bushels Of Oats were offered
but withdrawn Country produce is scarce, but
the warm Wcsth er keeps prices down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

'fhe melancholy days are comc,
The saddest If the year.
When taxes reach maturity
Aud myriad bills appear;
When lrosts from Northern latiudas
Upon the breezes float.
And signs the editor TO think
He has 20 Overcast.
When ka!zonstein, Of $40 Seventh st., Wash
iaetop, u. g., the fashionable ard reliable
cohier, heard OF the editors sorry plight, be
Immediately s:nt him one Of his SIS ulsters,
g. .. u.
For fac Clothing see Deaiham, G. King
Street, corner ct Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WAsHGNGToN.-
Thirty thousand dollars worth Of dry goods just
arrived from Nav York. Colored Silks 65 and
75o; Black Silks from 75o to S. Sheetiug
Cotton. one yard and half wide, best quality,
l2c; Blcached Cotton, yard wide, the best
1 to s5oo ;'u BACK sS Css i sp0f saa aEGn
from $500 to $1,000 Black Grape Wells !;
Pure Wool Colored Cashneres acit}e double
ri7tA, soc; Black Cashmeres, pure wool, from
5Oa to 500; Black Waterproof Cloth, nearly
two yards wide, SOC; Blue and Brown Water
silk bound, 503 CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space.
The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

! fNURRANTJ ELLT, Peach and Apple But
~ ter and Preserved Cherries for sale by tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-07
RREv sTsEa.

Monday promises big things before the sub
committees In Parlor Z.
Gov. Nichols did not arrive yesterday. az
was expected, but will probably arrive to-day.
Over 1000 voters have received their voting
certificates" from Registrar Landry.
That check arrived Friday evening, and as
o result the Custom-House employees were
made happy.
The watermelon season has been open for
two weeks, and the Pic. hasn't received one
melon yet. What's the matter2
Notwithstanding the orders Of che chief of
police regarding the distribution OF poisoned
meat to dogs, the price vi sausages has not
gone down q point as yet.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of meeting
our friend Henry Wassern, at his Crescent
City beer saloon, on Royal street, near the
corner Of Canal Aleek Is with him, and if
the two cannot cater to the wishes Of the COM
munity, thea we give IT up.
The deposits at the Unified States Sub
treasury yesterday aggregated SOS, 414 %, as
| follows: Internal revenue $5431 80, customs
(coin) 84494 70, postoffiee $780, checks to pay
Custom House employees S24 419 a. The dis
| bursemen were: Coin coupons paid $1185,
registered coupons $500, quarterly interest
| 800. The total interest JuIy-pad ON United
States bt,nds to date from the first instant Is
nearly $4,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-07
GONE TO TAE PENrTENrIARY.

Capt. Henry Bruning yesterday evening
left the city on The steamboat NateheZ, carry
ing with him tbirty-five convicts for the State
Penitentiary at Baton Rouge. Below we give
their names and offenses and the number Of
years they will have to serve:
H. Won Werthern ENLIGHTENMENT, one year.
VIM. H. FAX alias VIM. Jones, colored. bur-
glary ten years.
Ernest Pepp, colored, manslaughter, five
" ars.
Augusta Labatut alias Gustave Labatut, col
ored. murder. fe.
Isam Landry, colored, maIieiously biting off
an ear, Lhree years and six months.
! Geo. Gray, colored, burglary armed with
Sam Adler. alias J. Koch, sutterIng and pub
fishing as true forged bill If fading. TWO
Paul Clifton, colored. burglary, eighteen
months,
| Lee johnson, e0lored grand larceny, ten
Geo. Edwards, alias Allen. colored. grand lar
| Frank Mitchell, alias Morrison colored, grand
John smith. colored, perjury. ten years.
| Ches. Cooper. breaking and entering in the
VIM Flniay. eolored, larceny, two years.
sam: Johnson, alias John smith, colored, lar
John Bryce. larceny. two years.
John Henry. alias Chas. Porter. colored. petty
J. zeair d alias j. M. Warren, petty larceny.
| two years.
Sarah Madison, eolored, petty larceny, eight
| mon hs,
| Chas. A. stevens, obtaining money under false
! pref nses. eight months.
Sam Wallace, colored. petty larceny, one year.
| Fannie Butler, colored. petty larceny. eight
! months.
Margaret Williams, colored, petty larceny.
! tp years.
Joe PHI. colored. entering in the night time
| without breaking, three years.
Georgiana Jones, alias Il. Johnson, colored,
| petty larceny, two years.
Wm. Hoover. colored, petty larceny. eight
! IL 0nths.
iIliza Thomas, colored. petty larceny, two
| yeLrs.
| VIM. Hicks. colored petty larceny. one year
| Jennie Edwards, coiored, petty larceny. one
| year.
Thomas Waters, colored. petty larceny, eight
| months.
John Robertson. eolored, petty larceny. one
] year.
Charles Davis. colored, petty larceny. one
| year.
Robert Sanders. colored, petty larceny. eight
! cen months.
George Scott, alias Frank Williams, colored.
| petty larceny, eighteen months.