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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
TRY DR.. TRlSK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT

None genuine un-ess signed . 3 FaeH," with a pen.
See pamphlets containing full directions around each
bot L. and circulars left with agents Price rwo -u,
ins for small and three sbiilings for large BOTTLES
For sale hv r. D. Paiford and john II Vivian Mineral
Point. and all oh druggists ia the country.
tR All orders should be addressed 10 WA- NUDGE *
CO. EaTlvillc, Madison Co. y J. am27
Sold 10y r. D. Pulfpr and J. II. Yigian, Mineral Point
T. F. Thomas and VIA. A. Bishop. Dodgeville. Henry
Welh, Linden Power. Lampe * Co, Highland. ID. ".
Dudseon. Ayoea. aud by Medicine dealers generally.
Orders should be addressed Vim. Nudge Co., Earl
vile, Madison Co, \. Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

ATTRArT AT SUIcIDE.-On Sunday evening
last SIR Jares Hoskins, of this city, having be-
come tired of this worlds cares. made an attempt
n put 40 end to his existence by means o.
hanging He was discovered and cut down IN
season 70 prevent the full accomplishment OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Tax SALES The annual tax sales have been
prcgressiag for the last week; but 81 usual
u re are no buyers. The County purchases ALL
sid PAYS II leisure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
CURE For BILIOUS DISEASES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Females who value health, should be without
thesf Pills They purify the blood, distractions
of all kinds cleanse the skin of all PIN pies and blotchss
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek
AS- The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills
made discovered in very surprising way among
the Tszucans tribe of Aborgines in Mexico. Get the
Almanac of Agent, and you will read with delight
the interesting account it contains of the GREAT
HKpIOSK' Of the Aztecs
Observe.-7he Mountain Herb Pills are put up q
Bc,utfa Wrapper. Each ttn contains 40 pills. and Retdl
at rs cents boz. An 9en,e hare the Of
b. l.. yEIDSON Il CO., on ochto
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
FOREIGN NGE.

ENCHANGE On London for sale in of 81 Stsr-
Tliing and upwards
GEO W. COBB,
Office Stone Ware House, near r. r. Depot.
Dated, April 9th. Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Comfy.
Holm Adams. Eliza ADAMS y
John BONNER.
IlY virtue 81 "a Judgment a. Foreclosure snd Sale
made the above entitled dated tl, Isl
al March, -. 1898, shalt offer ton -le aud sell pub
lie auction highest li.iar the door the
Court in the of Mineral Point. County and
State tfar,Sad. 5 iay of Octoicr. 4. q. 1889
O'Clock T. Of that day. The fsl"N described mort
"a yd r:r.lise. satisfy the ct ,6Jg
sad plaintiffs besides interest and costs Of sale
Commanding at the southeast Of lot number
three. ~; tIork number e. and running thence
along Iowa and half feet. thence,
west one hundred feet thence south tiirtySeycn and
hall feet thence hundred feel Ia Iowa
the plac, OF according /" The plat OF survey Of
A. the village o Bntig-,ic said
and State cd. SheiiIfs office. july :. 1853.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, SheI i'll Iowa Go. Wis.
Smith & Key - and Joseph IL. CIarv, t.'hs Att'y~-
~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Iowa COUNTY BoSp SUIr.-Th.s .u;t has again
been laid over to another term Of Court on &C
count of tbs absence Of Leading counsel an the
rart ~ tie plai4tiH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
SELECT SCHOOL.

MssHANNAH HIIDEBRAND viii commence the Fall
Term Of her SELECT SCHOOL, the first Monday in
September.
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Teachers Institute.

4 Teachers Institute will be held III Octo-
hei. under the direction of Chancellor RARS.Rp.
FL tbs city AL Teachers requested I" TAX
uaice and manifest their fitne~s for teaching
L. giving their attendance. No teachers are
employed in this city who viii not take part
IN these Institutes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
SPINNING WHEELSt

A GOOD supply of Spinning Wheels,
L with heads attached, manufactured OF good mate
iral, and well made, for sale at the Shop
JOHN CLOWSEY,
North Chestnut Street, Mineral Point.
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Campaign Tribune.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

We will furnish the TRIBUNE three
months-from Oct. l, to Jan. l +, for the
small sum of
Twenty-Five Cents.
Subscribers will thus get no, only the
election returns, but the Presidents mes
sage, and opening proceedings of Con-
sress. which promise 10 be very exciting.
Our Republican friends are requested
TO act as agents in getting up clubs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

TuL CouN Cnor.-From what Ne can learn OF
the farmer. in this section Ne shall not have
more than half crop Of this great staple. In
TIDE first place. it was injured BY the dry wea-
th,.r and MI on the bottoms killed by the frost
rha; "a tie high ridges and pralrIe9 Is still n
,,euias. AID viii yield far crop The quality
however. xiii hardly be equal to that of last
year; Of course the price Of pork will tie effect ed
BY the small yield and many farmers will be
obliged to kill and sell early IN The season
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

I1RON lie subscriber living about miles south east
l. FROM Mineral Point Brown Mare Colt with white
@1ot iu the forehead white hind foot and little
it on other hind foot just above the hoof
le-.4 heavy body, heavy and tail. years
ola whoever wii said colt me. give
rhere she may be foanl shall be lihersiy
ell. J. l. BEAitLSlEG-
JuI, Il. 1859. 29tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Scientific Association.

Those persons DESTROYS of forming an Assoc
ci.tion for the purpose of securing cabinet of
mineral and geological specimens, and for other
kindred objects. are requested to meet at DIR.
WILsEn's Office. Friday evening, the 10th
INST. at ] o'clock, P NJ
l.. H WHrrrLEsEY, ALEX WILSON,
JoHs hURRIsa T. S. ALLEN,
q. D. WuBKn, JSo BRACKES.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

TrRrLr Sour. .to.-The enterprislng propFie
tars II 81. Nicholas Restaurant have made ar
auccments. anil will commence on Monday
snt, 10 give daily lunch al 10 o'clock \. NJ
They have procured number of fine turtles
ready that will be served up in Charley best
sfyle, and those that know him know that he
ant be beat Everything Ialatable aud deli
,o,,s will he furnished, and we would advise
II lovers Of good dishes to call and see then.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

ENHANCING ITS observation-disclosures fallen
III: with It's friends the hteiligencsr is now en-
deavorinc TO make friends of its enemies 1t Is
stuffed weekly into the hands Of our Republi-
eAl friends IN the vain hope of conquering their
plejudiccs against It's Democracy 1t wont
work neirhbor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

H.Sp.oMg PREaICs.-Wc learn from report
hat friend MALosEY has received a premium OF
80. ut the state Fair al Freeport. for his hand
me case of Minerals This is only fitting
ward for the trouble he has taken ia getting
II 50 fine show of the minerals OF this MIN
i region.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

nR. GUNSOTT'S Yellow Dock and Srsauarilla ro-
- received AMI for sale
rULFORD'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which am going to sell
CHEAP FOR CASH!

Ny Stock consists, IA part NJ The following Articles
Superior Brown, Crushed, Loaf aud Lump SUGARS.
Imperial Gunpowier, Young and Old Hsson and Black
New Orleans, Sugar House and Syrup AoLASSES.
Java Rio and other C0FFEES.
Plug, Fine-cut anI Smoking TOBACCO
Poland and Corn STARCH.
Salaratu. Yeast Powders Peppers pice, Casa, Cloves
NuNuegs- Starch, Clothes Pins, Bed Cords
Windia-sRopes, Tubs. Pals,
Baskets, Boxes, &C.
Also:
The best quality of Dry and Picked Fish, Dried APP
pies. Peaches snd Currants, Candies of all kinds,
Rifle and Blasting Powder, Shot, Lead, Nails,
Flour Corn Neal, Butter. Eggs,
And in short article al Family Groceries wanted
in this market.
All OF which will BE- sold Al the very lowest living
prices Il i not nettion 10 sell belon cost but
think ~ near il A. Others
ssS" Please cali and see for yourselves.
EDWARD CooDE.
May ID, 1859. left
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Tie State orf vi conSipa
IIrcnit Jourt f.,g Dan.
Coz nty. On change o
venue from Cifcsit Court
ior Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

John butcher. kelIps Scxton) State or WISCONSIN.
and John Il. Goodrich, Circuit t"Grt, u v a
) Comfy.
John Adams. Eliza Adants y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Circuit Cnur, fpr Iowa County, 5
jonathan White.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Principal Offer and Sales Rooms, No East Fourth
ST. Sd Building from Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Isbratory in Hammond street
For sale in lows County by John II. Vivian. Min
era Point, Z. c. stevens X Co. podgeyils; Arthur
Ravnor, Avoca VI. T. AnsleN. Arena T. :. Ansley,
Linden aud bv Druggists A.l Merchants generally,
throughout the Union lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
NiiI.!tit-t.,, SAI.E

Iowa, ta,utijy. y .ssuns,,,
'0fN y MfsSNnLE !, Cor. IIH !. 4 L. So.
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AN EIECTROTYpE FOUNDRY

Ia connected with the estab shment and of this
KIN. Is executed IN very super ior manner
\ new Specimen Book is ready delivery, 9 nd
VIII be sent 10 parties wishing to order
D. l.. DODGE, Treasurer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

From the Rev. Mr.. McMUL,EN, T,stor of Robrets
Chapel: ISDIAE&PoIIs. Oct >, 1897
DR c W RoRACK-Dear Sir I have used y5ur
Blood Purifier for nervous Affection from which
have suffered much at times. While II l. pleasant 10
the taste it certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please aceept.ny thanks Tor Your kind re-
cards and acts. and be ieye me. Yours.
J. W. T. MCMCLLEN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

BAIE-In this city Monday evening, Nov a. Of epilepsy,
Geo. A. Ban
BEECHER-A, the residence d her daughter Mr.. Samuel
Taylor of Geneva " " IL the blessed hope Of glorious n-
mortality Srs fnasnee sesEmel widow Of the late David
Her rsmsirs taken Nsw-Hsyen for lnternent.
Nssstiayen psP-n please copy
BURkSIDEAt Dackensaek n. j. Mondsy, Nov. o. Robt
Burnside, in the 7Oth year Of bis sse
coNEGYs-In BTooLyn oH ss,day seT ~ Of choIsrs IN
itrm George h only eh;d Of George NJ and Isabella Co
I.ezys sssd year, months and days.
CLIkEHUGH--In Brooklyn Tuesday Nov. % Nelly osy
daughter Of William :. and MAIssEs Crehush aged ye@a
FAsSe iSs ETY. d Sa as and ~ F
s0hsr ssed months aud ~ days
FLETchERon the 2ad Inst At iss residence Of ais father
tr,s. sFocsIyn. Frank EiIet Fletcher aged "a years
ne ienis u TIE aHy arr invited attend hs funeral on
Fsiday, at ? O'Clock ?. M
FOLLIN-ln Noble Ala the 17th last. Charles Foln esq
late ofSewYoTk and New OT,esns, in the cd year Of biz
HAALTOsAt cr,sccnt City Csiif'ru Aus ~ Of dIsses-
ohe heart AeI.ndeE Stewart yOsngst son Of the late Jas
uUssEY-On the ssh inst residence Of bis father
Pess.k D. oOloes Hussey Of George Hssssy ased
Iis rs1sin' Leu cOIs.nhs orsss. County for
HoYr-A. seran, Conn, cAao,is Frances. eldest d.sshssr
Her frsera viii take place R<y. ssh int, o'clock ?.
Can lsase rSentyeTentA ssess depot al III rstorntns
IRwIis-ia wIsHssbursh On Tuesday No, "a Robert Pal
s0o gny son Of Rooers ssd sn Irwin aged years and
JoBNsTosE-Is this city On Tae.aay Vow r. efsaa~ion
ihs orss Edward D. OF Robert and Emma Johns;oue
sz-d years
MARrlN-Is shs ety MOadsy sOr IL STIR shcr. lssss.
Cshaas he beloved wife Psrck dar'is, ased ~ year,
sEsorths sad days
OTTES-Oa TUESDAY Nov - ser ozs Ores Cl1zs Often,
arsd 70 years sud monshs-
shANsos-Iu III. city, Tuss1@y uoriar NOV. a. Ms.
Nay AusA daughter of john and LILA jane 3h4hEon Ae1
q years, Esonths ADD % dlys
WATTE-At Harlem, M0Bd1y Nov. a. Maria Y. Waite,
daughter Of Oeo n. Waite
woOLwORTH-Tt M cay TuesdAy Eo,. z sne, losg
sDd painful lines Ma A1y "o0sxssh n TIC s5lh yssE Of
-gsse.
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MARRIED..

ATWELL-BUCKMAN-n Jersey City, on Monday Nov. 81.
tho residence Of Ira Smith esq BY tSe Rev William Tuni
,on Ar Amos ~ A'"el to Mis- josephine BaeAnsn al Of
Jersey City.
BROWN-CLARK-ou Monday, Nov 81. by the Rev Ne.
Keeg4n Esus W. Brown Of EewYOrk to Anna CLARK OF
Brooklyn.
CoBBsINCLAIR-In thi. city, Tuesday, Nov a. at the
residence Of Samuel Sinclair by the Rev r. W. Buckand
b. Cobb Of Ridgwsy Pa and Lissie NJ Sinclair Of New
CARPENTER-WEFKs-0n Tuesday, Nov "a, according to
the order Of the Society Of Fhends, William Carpenter to
Phebe $ weeE' daughter Of late Jesse X. Weeks.
C0NANT-KITTEREDGE-in Nelson, N. H., on Tuesday,
Nov Is by the Rev A. w. Cutter John Conans, esq Of Ja
ferey to Ars. 5. II. Knseiedgs Of Nelson.
DUNLOP GANTZ-0n Monday Nov. a. By the Rev. chuIes
CAN'T this city eldes, daughter Of VIM Gantr. esq
GRAST-vAN OLINDE--on Tuesday, Nov. % by the Rev
Mr. Iiasns: Mr. John O. Grant Of Galveston Texas, 20 Mis-
hate Van Onde, ofthis city.
FENNING-ANDERSoN-AtP Princeton, ~ j., on Tuesday
Nov p by the Rev H. r. Mr. James A Feuning to
Miss Mary S youngest daughter Of saa L. Anderson osq s
Albany papers please copy.
KERR-BENNETT-On Tueldsy, Nov r. by the Rev Mr.
Mitchell Mr Leonard h. Kerr to Miss Mary Z, Bennett both
Ofthis city
ge-coDDTYGToN-on Tuesday, Nor. %, BY the Rev.
v Leroy lockwood at R.hwsy n j., Albert II. King Of
Hew-York, to Misc Hannah ~ COddiEyton OF Railway.
NIwCoMB-DoUGLAs--AtZ Zion Church, Urbans Nd, on
Neweonb Of BsO, Wis, and Miss Mary H. Douglas of Ur
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Wednesday, Nov Is, by
the Rev. Thomas o. Osborne oseph Taylor Of Newark n
j., and Caroline H. Nrsdenburzh OF this city.
Newark IN. Jl papersiplesse copy
VoORHFEs-sHAw-On Monday, Nov. 81, at the Sixth
Rsformsd Dutch Church, by the Rev. J. c. butcher
Geore W. voorhees, to Mary e. daughter Of James shAS all
Of this city.
observation-disclosures Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Nov a.
m lie North Reformed Dutch Chorch CerpoDt sseune by
he Rev. A. Llusndor Henry ~ Vanderbilt Of Bedford
wsehesier County to Mary Loaisa Wood daughter Of Ben
jssaiu Wood. jr
By the Rev Ambrose TODD Albert O. Weed Of newYork.
J0sPhne daughter Of Robert Elder ESQ., Ofthe former place
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Of tie damage steamer
ashore on French Keys IN stating that she had
yea OF her frames broken Her bottom composed Of
Rv--osk thinkers, POINTED together aud eauiked
NAVAL.
We have adyces from the African squadron to the
middle of October The Paraguay steamers were CIV
rg satisfaction having performed well on their voyage
out, and cruising The order ofthe Navy Department
prohibiting national ships, while the coast Of Africa,
from visiting Madeira and otherpor oatsdethe equad
ron limits had been received and would be mournfnly
complied WITH The storehouse at st. Paul is at last
an established iac The Portsmouth and Marion were
short Of officers the squadron was healthy.
The Iroquois went IN commission yesterday at half
past one o'clock, p. Her officers, crew, and marines
having been mustered, Commodore Bruce and other
officers Of the Navy Yard inspected the vessel and
turned her over to Captain Palmer. After series Of
trials at the wharf she viii 90 to sea.
The entire force at the Navy Yard was paid of on
Tuesday. There 800 men the pay roll, and the
monthly disbursements average $34, 900.
The overhaulng of the corvette Cumberland haS
been completed at Portsmouth, N. II. Her armament
is in ofprepar,on at the Brooklyn Yard where
she is expected to arrive early in Spring. 1t is ru-
mored that the Cumbe hnd will 90 to China in 1860.
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NEH-JERSEY IIlEIN&

TIE CorRr OF PARDoSS.-TRe Trenton True
American says the Court of Pardons was IN session
in that city Monday and several pardons tor manor
ofenses were made. The case OF Patrick Aaude oil
Newark, for the Communication of whose sentence from
death to Imprisonment for e has been pe'itioned for
las not as yet been taken up Efforts Are making Tor
the pardon of Mckinney of Newark, who killed a
German in lager beer saloon, and for Catherine De-
vine, who poisoned her mistress. Nothing, however,
in either case, has as yet been done by the )ourt.
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ACCIDENTS Asp ISQUEsIs.-A Spanard uamod jose
De an nn.s Of the Work House Il Blskwe. l-a15
the 10th Inst, while partially dsrAnsed wandered to ne
AluHouse snd leap-d om the eccndsry balcony 70 ne
ourd receiving such Injuries 70 cath on as sy
evening last Coroner Oe-s held Rieesi the BODY
Schinner held nssss yesterday II
tn Ne Hospital, the BODY u owen NcOtnnis
native o. ireland sred ~ year. About three weeks AGO the
ceased dsirious state ssssnded TO the roo OF n
residerca Greenwich street from whence he fe 10 TIE
rond ssslsnng injuries which resulted in death on Tuesday
ni<lt John Caiaaa lrise lGhcrer aget ABOUT 3 yes
while esFing don the building No. ?, Resde seet lost has
footing ard fs the fourth 10 the Soand kn< az
e auof instantly CcteneT Scher held inquest on TIE
tody.. John Noonan yesterday conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital suffering injuries received By the premature ex
Ylosion blss which be engaged IN preparing N On
hundred eighth Tenth Upon exana
nn found that his collar bone and e hi were bro zen
Little bore. eItrrtaned OF hs James Gshe
borer aged % year. fell from ladder the flst n sns
tning scture Of nbs his lungs were also reported 20
have peroafed Tie injured died Tuesday night
a Heeyvs Hosps where he mad been conveyed Coroner
Issmsn held yesterday and verdict IN accordance
" hh the facts a rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

Of deceased members. TIE membership is not con-
fined to the City Of New-York, but members Of the
NJ y. Church in any part Of the State NAV join the
Society. payment Of els in three years constitutes
life member who is entitled 70 all the benefits OF
n e Society. Addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Mir McKowS, on the efficacy Of common sense az
arped 10 spiritual things especially to bcnegolouoe
ar ID charity; ard by the Rev. Mr. NEwnAS, on the
real wealth and worth Of Christianity; and the necee-
sity Of providing for the physical well As the sPr
inal body. The meeting was closed with singing and
a. henediction.
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diaiely stabbed him jast below the heart The
wounded nsn aud Brown were both brought TO Qusr-
sutine by tho poi-boai Washington. No. 1, where
Brown was delivered to Officers Yandeyer and S~Ane,
who took him before the United States Marshal, ana
tie wounded man was cent to the Sesmans Retreat
where he now lies in precarious situation. An az
tsebe Of toe United States District Attorneys Once
was sent down to take the ante mor;em examination oil
the wounded man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

A rAGE-DRWER WHIPpISG POLICE CAPTAIN
One of the not unfrequent occurrences in New-York,
designated by different individuals ga JAM" " q
blockade" or "a crush" of vehicles, was witnessed
yesterday morning in the neighbOrhoOd of Greenwich
and Courtapdt streets in which Police Captain Coulter
of the Twenty Precinct, walking in citizen
Dress by accident found himself unexpectedly involved
Every driver, is usually the case knew just no to
do, and each Of them did be thought best without
abaling the blockade. Capt. Coulter undertook TO
direct lofty gentleman him to back out his stage
and 10 insist upon it, but several citizens took the
drivers part, the whipster became so much embold
ened as to draw himself up in his dignity, and deal out
10 the unrecognized Captain severe whaling. Capt
Coulter then arrested the driver and took hum before
Judge W esh who held him in $500 bail answer the
charge OF sssaalt. He gave his name Gompert 5.
Gomperts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

Istnsn sbou; 10 years OF asd Is sad 70 be the
proprietor Of run--hop at Ne lS Worth street. The
officers declare that Shea who is aso Young irsh-
man. il ere Of the most desperate ruthans on the
"Poinis thief by profession, and has been frequent
ly arrested a good portion Of lis time has been
passed in imprisonment, in the Peniieutiary and city
pr-on. The prisoner wa, taken before Justice Coo
molly, who committed him to the Tonbs N await the
result Of the injuries received by LeaIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

SAILOR ASSAULTED BY MATE james Long, the
second mate OF the ship Union lying at pier No.
80 East River, is accused Of having assaulted sailor
PANIED Charles Anderson, employed on board the ship
in amcst brutal manner few days since. Ii isalleged
that during quarrel between them the mate knocked
Anderson overheard and mal,reaied him in such out
rageous that he has not been aole TO speak
SINCE The injured conveyed TO his residence,
No IL Carlisle street, where be s lies in an insens
bic condition. Long arrested yesterday by Officer
King Of the Lower Police Court, and committed TO
answer by Justice Connolly.
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NEW YORK DAuY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER "a 1889

No ex. ar am ssa eass ASA so.s 34si s5Ts. So.
sal Sos sisa ssss sGFT 7Tse 6lts i5s S7,. NV ~
sosz scrf. Part u .--Adiorrnect in bioncsy
SUrrR,or CoURr-Parts l. and IL-Adourned Tor
the term. n,
Coasor PtrAs-part I.---Judd case. Part IT.
AdouTned for the tie Csiesn o. ea-ss 70 oe ea %
Corrt without Jrry wiH not Re csird this term - = -.
BRooKLYx CRY CoURr-NOs. ", -, -, %, y, 80,
- - q Is. q 5 ~. q. I. IL 81, p. -, ~
kISGs COUNTY CIRCUfT COURT - hosDh. --nps.
- los IT. Is I2e ia co the osfobo Calendar res ~ 81
~ IS .. - - 20 y u IS y, GA The NOVEMBER CNeaf
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MUTUAL. BFNEvrr Soc1rrv

The Thirty-sxth Anniversary Of the Methodist Mu-
tnai Benefit Society was celebrated last evening at
the Anen-sareet Church. The meeting WA openei
report, appears that the permanent fund Of the So
eiety amounts 70 the sum Of 500; and there has
been paid during the year TO members needing assist
anee $34S. The objects Of the Society are 10 afford
relief 10 is members, and % the WIDOWS and orphans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

RKEovAL OF HUNAS RExAISs FRos Vault BY
rHH PosI-0FFIcE.-A crowd collected about the
Pos-0fce yesterday morning, to witness the opening
of a vault near the northeastern corner The special
policeman was beset with inquiries in relation TO the
subject, and able with difficulty to keep back he
multitude. box was brought to the SPOT and guam
sty Of bones and other human remains brought up from
The tomb and placed in IT, when it taken away by
the worknsn, and the crowd was compelled 70 retire
with earnestly unsas6ed. Not one OF the ATTACHES Of
the Post Office, who occupy he domain above this city
Of the dead, could give any information.