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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-06
SUIT THE PUBLIC.

They the picture Of day. They cheapest
picture out, il persons want numoer OF them taken.
Ibey look like Tine steel engraving Can be seen in
any light: their merits too numerous to mention
1t cost good round for instructions, fixtures
and chemicals but stl must keep pace with the
''The gift is gle to
Ourselves others Us"
have '.!so the latest Improvement in Ambrotypng,
which enables to take babies miniatures d half
second with chemical make. Ferreotype is =
beautiful picture kind, only be 10 be ad-
mlred Also the Pearl Ambrotype which beautiful.
have the finest and the largest fancy and
frames in the West Also the largest lot of gold lock-
cts, warranted good; all of which viii sell % per
cheaper than any house in the city. Now
for good bargains call andsee for yourselves seeing
believing. C. r. MOFFETT, Artist.
n2I-tE
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INDEMNITY EGsINsTLOss FIRE

Applications solicited policies is led and renewed.
and losses paid al this Agency. By
SLY IL. ID. III IFURD. Ageu
Mineral Point, august 18Th, 1880. ly-53
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-06

t444s. 1900
A part oflot 80 in Vliets
survey Of Mineral Point
Commencing at n point
on the sw corner Of said
lot Al the junction oil
High q n 4 Chestnuti
ST., thence along the /
erst line Of chetnut /
street, III feet 10 Jail !
Alley, thence along the |
south line Of Jail Al
les - feet thence south I
19 4 west. liz feet To-
the north line Of High (
Street, thence along
the north line OF High F..
street to place Of be- /
ginning.
4 part Of lot SO of Nliets /
survey Of Mineral Porn ,
commencing at point |
on the south east cor
ner Of said lot, ~ feet !
from south west cor
ner of chestnut and
high streets, thence
north TO Jail Alley H.
feet thence west along /
TIL south line OF /
Jail Alley twenty-five |
feet. thence south III /
fee, - the north line
Of High street, thence
east with the north
line Of High street 10
place Of beginning,
e s. 81 ne qr-..
sc IT OF 50 qr...--
ne or Of ne qr ..l
NV OF sw qr -
excepting one acre il
the NV corner Of ne
fqr Of ne or Of .-.-.-..
decided To 4. i. Calhin
march y, ls55, and re-
corded march >, 1870. !
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To The LADIES'" Any young lady or
ssamstress can 10 profitable business by
soliciting work from the public, in any of
our small western villages, by investing
The small sum Of % or 80 dollars in one
fths new Sewing Machines, now made by
the Chicago Machine Co. Their machines
with the utmos. accuracy on Goth Of all
kinds, and are SO simple that mere girl
can work them with ease l am now re-
aliziug nearly IS per week-havs used
mire for about two N onths and can cheer
fully recommend to seamstresse' for all pur-
poses of family sewing" Signed,
ASEANPSTRESS,
5l-2w Elgin, III.
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ScoyiLL's Boon AND LIVER SYKrp.

ScoyILL's DLooD AND LIVER SYkUP.-
GES1LeNex-I viii With great pleasure
give my testimony as 70 what yoar sarsa-
parilIa and siiIignia. or hlool and liver
syrup. has done 10 me. Some three anI
a half years since, was attacked vii. a
scTofuloas wLito swelling. w.aeh was a.
tended With most circulating pains.
tried various remedies, aoI vas ATTENDED
with two tic les. physicians u tie civ.
lone Of them a Professor II an eli tnaiioal
College, and they failed 70 s,ge re relief
| was SO reduced ,.as l was co2foed to
my bed for over three .u0a.hs. Tie
nerves and muscles Of ore leg were 50
contracted and drawn NJ tina; I could not
walk. | had more than a dozen ggnn.n..
ulcers on my legs, f ON witch tool. rom
time to time more than one hun ired pie
ces Of bone, some CT them from three -
four inches long ! was reduced 70 al
most a skeleton, and my i.epls bad gwen
up all hopes of mv tecovery. ! WIS IN
this condition when eo1El>sncei ti,a use
of your blood and .i9es rl-o. -, i-~s
used, altogether, some two DOZEN bottles
Of it, and a: tie time the ;od re o.u.u.ut.
which you advise to use with il; ana las!
ly tie healing ointnen-, 4vea u4ler the
head Of "wlI;.e swelling IN ,yar dirsc
lions. l am now at.e 10 attend 10 bvsi-
mesa, and my legs haze become so s,r.Dg
that I walk without any d;G. .u,,y--ald
have entirely recovered ny hea.,a
Yours. MARTIN ROBBINS, j..
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T WIN AND COUN r RY

"TnR DAY WE CELEBRATE."-The S4th
Anpiversary Of American Independence is
near at hand, and unusual preparations
are being made in Manitowoo to celebrate
it in becoming manner. Among the at
fractions Of tie day are the Union S. S.
Picnic. at BUEL's place, near the Cemete-
~ ; the parade Of the Fire Department,
aud the orations and other exercises in
tho Park, in the morning; and the pro-
ceesion Of the Gymnasium Society, the
Ball at KLEScuoLz5 Hall, and the Fire
mems Ball. in the afternoon and evening.
Besides these, We understand that Mr.
joins 7 DIX, asoistei BY some Of our best
singers and musicians, will give grand
vocal and matrimonial concert at GLoy-
Hh'. Hall, in the evening, to be succeeded
b. e bail. Thirty-three guns will be fired
al sunrise, BY the Fire Department.
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X T. VI O Y A l..

- The Office Of THE PILOT
las been REMOVED, and agiW here
after be found on tie ground floor
Of Perry8 Buj2ding, on York
street, nearly apostle tie t'00
Udy47,0dre ,St0r6s.
Orr trisnds are incit6d to call
IN anil see orr neaO q7ta1tor8.
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e. A9vsrtisers r7iH please bear N H''1d
that pe Pilot has nor The largest ctrcpt1
ton Of any Engl;sh Paper printed N thu
county. and that Il sfor ttctr interest to
u.e ifs column. Adrertise IN L, and there
BIZ ,oererse gour business.
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Double ThrCaded.l
CFNn IN NnJTD ODnEDC,


SEND IN YOUR ORDERS
Prices No. 1, S25,: No. 2,
$50. No. 3, S35. Uuau1ac-
turing Nrchines, $35 to $40.
Family Se,cing Nachines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail
at pricet within the reach Of overy family, and
adapted to all kinds of coarse and fine work -
Agencies wanted in all counties throughoVt the
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewing Machines-
Which have the highest testimonials and GER
tlfcates in their favor from families and tina pub
lie press. They will ran backward or forward,
making a smooth and elastic stitch ON all kinds
of fabric, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Fansily .SeUing Machines
Our machines run with r,bber friction uheel,
doing away with the stretching and annoyance
of belt or banda d. sderatnm which has long
been souSht for. Our nachinesdhave straight
ne ede and gnard to prevent pre.kng, thus
requiring not more than one needle in six months
common use. Made By
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewing Machines-
So simple in their construction that child Of
twelve years can work them with case. We
warrant the seem secure though every third
stitch be cut; they.make SO stitches per inch
stronger and handsomer than any sewing done
by hand. Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family .Sewing Machines
That will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather, Embroi-
der and make Two different stitches on the same
machine embodying all the improvements Of
the age at prices varying from 25S to 500
each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
Family .Seying Ndchines.-
Our machines used throughout the coun>
arc. undoubtedly, the most economical, nest
made and cheapest in use. A person thorough
" acquainted with the operation and constfuc-
ton of all kinds Of sewing machines VIII always
hs in at,encendance, and ready to serve all who
NAV wish for information in regard to our ma
chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
Fonaily Secinq Machines
We will furnish circulars with full and expil
cit directions for using, also explaining their
mechanical construction and giving the most
satisfactory evidence of their superiority in ma
nv respects over all other family machines.
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iariae Disaster.
GLOUCESTER, June L

GLOUCESTER, Juno Is.
The bark Atlantic from Csdiz May Sd,
reports that in las. "A long. % she
feIl in with the British bark Woodcook,
Capt. Jameson, from Caranarowa, Wales,
for Boston, u sinking condition. She
took of the captain aud crar aud brought
item here.
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6gBy reference to our advertising
columns it viii! be seen that 1ntonio Bro.
there Great World Circus will perform at
this village on the evening of July 18th.
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n50-Gw
Judgment efFsrer'esa-t asG Sac.

The State of Wiscoasju-Gs i.osac galv
Circuit Count V linn Hacl, / &. a4a..-'
n Nelson, M7rrh, Eci'-on. Saead S,.ue.-
son, A. WahI, J.. Ituar, E.Ier Wle.sr, D-n-
lei Lienstedt, I. 7. hca~ol oad IAytuaa G,o.
son, def Is.
DY virtue of ara sgrsaaut to q a. .lr-r. g..
ID foreclosure and safe rsnieIci 10 s..I Lon.t
in the above entitled action o. sIc 2J,n DIV q.
April, \. D. 1850 ! n sell a public au-..eu
for cash at the Court EoHse, IL tie Wig. 81
Mantowoc, on the % h dry o! Septarn. !, a y.
1860 at the hour 81 10 O'Clock in Ike furen.3oa
Of that day, al he totio~irg describe r.art-
gagged prcm-a-, o. so much thereof mag be
necessary 70 rsi-e the mount due OF said jaI--
ment and costs an - sersas o. sale, q VIZ:
The east hat q lots four i, AID nine, g. ia
block No Two hundred aut til. " riae go. in
the Village Of Naui'ow'c, Cyuotv # na1i.o.
voc, STATE 0 Wisconsin, as Fcr ne recorded
plat OF said y,l.age 90 record IN she Cs-a OF the
Register of Deeds Of NaE5towac Couatv.
Dated this 22ad dav n June, 1860.
LOUIS E.NFER. Sic n.
W ". NIcHnfs, FrT's Att'y. r5l,13v
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FIRE! FIRE A Special meeting Of
Badg-r Engine Co, No. l, will be held
at the Engine House Oh Saturday evening,
June 80, 1850.
BY order Of tho Foreman.
PATRICK KELLEY, Secretary.
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gEThe Office Of the Lake Shore Bank
will remain closed on the 4th.
Pilot Office, ditto.
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SCOVIIL'S
SARSAPRILLA AND STILLINGIA.
BLOOD 81 LIVER SYRUP

T'rOf. II. s. Newton says, in Cin-
cinnaii Medical Journals. Vol. I, No. 5,
page 210.) in regard to the cure of MAR
q TIN ROBBINS, one of the most remark =
- able cures on record =
- "While he was in the worst imaginaa- G
BILE condition, we were called to attend {
him for fracture of the leg, produced BY =
~ fall. Phe indi ,ations of reunion Of -
., the bone, under the circumstances, were h
3 very unfayorable, for he would sit day :,
- after day, picking out small pieces of q
the bone, whic would slough off, found -
: him using ScovILL's preparation, which
he continued to use until cure WAS affect s
- cd.
= eve gave him no constitutional treats -
ment, being in attendance only as n sur :.
= geon yet we confess we had much curl. ~
- osty to Sc what could be done in sys- n
- tenn so EXTENSIVELY DISEASED as his was -
> The Journal remarks, in passing -
. that "Manv other equally bad cases have 9.
y been cured in this city, by the Syrup of :
H Sarsaparilla aud Stillinga." e
eve have known the manufacturers
of it personally for many years, and can
say that they are reliable men"
Sold by JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor, Chisa
go. III.
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a. 4, IRRESEz,
GEO. q. WOODEN,

A!taHey and Counselor a: Lar,
Justice Of tho Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticuIar attention given to collecting, &c. OF
ice CT Yltd Street, AlsfatOwoc VIE. ~ Il
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PATENT UNIV ERSAL HEM
MERIT!

We have the Universal IIemmers adapted to
all kinds Of Machines. Price Five Dollars they
will be sent by mail to any one on accept OIL the
above.
Eofice 10 Agents. We oter f'b
synE di.count to parties wishing an Agency or
g;oLt of ,ale of eur Machines. With a small in
vcs,ment of capital profitable business can be
readily established. All sales to agents, vi h
DISCOUNT, must be invariably for c0Ah.
N.B.-Our machines all stand Oh table, aud
are worked by a treadle.
C7;-On remittance of 25 dollars We viii send
Ia machine, per return OF exprcsr, Address
G. A. COOK,
Aqeat Sewiag Uacaiae c..
once IL Lake street, uP st1'Fs, CliCf5).
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,al q states iIiEshsE.s Sale.



Fscias, issued out Of a1d under the Seal Of
The District Court Of he United States FOR
;'s District Of Wisconsin, in Inc above en-
Hie.i cause, ie-.el on tie twenty first day
# jane, $50, 70 me directed. command
ing ne Of i,e goods and chattels, lands
sad ;eaemea,5 OF the above named defen
Jant 70 cauee 10 he made certain sum of
uugey therein specified, have levied upon
ard stlsii sell 3. PUBLIC AUCTION, to
he iigl!est bidder, on Saturday, the
e,=ven !, day u August, 1860, at three
o'clock i. -, at tie Post Office in the
,i:Ege Of Mn1 ;rowoc, in Manitowoc coun-
Is ID sad D;>'..c,, al the right, title and
in;of.., uL;. b he shove named defendants
lzi ~ tas 'ttsenth day OF October, 1858,
OF tiafe s.ncs acquired, in and to the fol-
:cT;ng de,cI.bed property, to wit
rle allowing real estate situate in the
~e.. Aa.i q the South West quarter of sec
tan =, twenty (40) township NJ. nine
,seu t49l r 9TH Of Range No twenty four
i:asr II lie County Of Manitowoc, State of
" se1ns'n, embraced in the village plat of
;Ee 'i..sge i MaHitowoc, and described as
.u.."ss, 10 "i!: Lots No. four a. and
.i.a y, sld tie west thirty SIX $50 feet of
10: niu!5ar t;iee 81 in Book number
eight Isl. Lots NJ. one, ~ two, (2)
tree, g, fear aud five (5), in Block
No. HtGe ~. Lots No. ole, e. two, (2)
llaes, (3) tous ~ aud five % in Block
Va. ten (i0). Lot 10. one (1) and the
east forty SIX (4G) feet of lot No. two (2)
:; box so. e,eysn al. Lot No. one %
t~o, O. tiigee, 3, :onr, a five, IS six, Isl
q, en, i eight, Is nine, 10 ten, 10]
{ o.sa. on Twelve, 12l thirteen, 13]
:o4r.esn, IA ff;esn, isl sixteen, 16I
$ rs-ttan, III eighteen. Isl nineteen
+ l0 sud twenty % in block No. forty
s4.ga ii3I LoIb No. nine, 8 ten, 1O]
H.. zen Ii3I and tie north half Of lot No
-. -rn '4j ia block No. torty-four "A
lots NJ or, | two, ri three, Is four,
/ / FIVE. I'll s.x, ~ seven, II eight, Isl
i..r.e, 81 Ten. 0 o."Yeo, II twelve, III
.hl...sea. - H.. teen, I'D ffteen, l15I
sixteen, Is --} 81, Il eighteen, Isl
e.as.eaN - anil twenty, 100 in block
-. forty i.es T4J. Lots No. four, E4l
-, ~ 81, Isl n.nr, i0l ten, E10l thir
/ vs:. tI3 fo4r.een, II nineteen 10 and
.@s...v. 20 and :e west six IGl feet Of
IT. 80. seen, = x;,ht. Is eleven, III |
t~u.ya III au4 i.itee4, 10 and the west
.ai.ty $. ,51 let II .,ts No three [3 and
el1a.rea. IL, in b'gcs No forty six ACT
t.o., ~. l,.tI. "a, i've, I5I SIX, T6l thir-
..sp. ItaI AMI te.,,teen IA and the west
th.l,y-sjx 1875 ..e. o. lot No three, E3 and
liz we. six. 6 feet Of lots NJ. eleven, II,
.e~',e, u, an Zen, IS, in block No.
.irsv-eie!t. y. Lots No. tive, ,, three, 3,
taur. I. lie, >, SIX, 6, seven, !, eight, s,
niue. 8. en-. 70, sHl eleven, Il, and The
South t>en1r-one, u, feet of lot No.
WE'VE. i rad The North thirty seven,
-. te.t Il OF NJ thirteen, IS, i'll block,
70. Hf.E.. -. 81. L'fs No one, l, two,
= '"'ye, q, ."". ~ - ''A, y "'' 'esvn,
- ~, - -: :.r,. w. - :. i,ns17 NJ S;T.r ca
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THE PILOT.

Agents for The Pilot.-RousDs LAxGDoS,
,55, Randolph Street. Chicago, are authorized
4 gents for the Plot.
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eIEEas. A. REUTER-.
T. q. SHOT, &,
BEER s. KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Ol-Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets FiddIss and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Pspsrhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
NnnItovoc, July, 1859. nI-k E.
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CHAS. MUELLER, Nj. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
9th street, Manitowoc. Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church. 1l>1y
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

T,HE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late frn, of
GLOVER & MCCALIFsrER, will in future be
conducted at the old stand by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference to deserving con-
tinuance of the same. r. E. GLOVER.
Mantowoc, July Sth, 1859.
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Notqsy Public and General Land Aqent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend 10 the parment Of taxes the coIec
ton OF debts, the examination of titles &c.
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~Any quantity of large, nice perch,
,sn be caught at the mouth of the river.
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THE TrRr.-A trottine match will come
oil on tie Manitowoc Course, South of
ErRuS's residence on the Plank Road, on
Saturday next, at o'clock p. NJ.
IAck JoxEs enters Mohawb, g, and
GEO. S. GLOVER enters Frank, g. Purse
$50 Beat three in fve-mile heats
STEVE BRoKAwlriyes Mohuwk, and --
Frqnk
FoUarH or JULY-3 O'Clock, r. MA
Race will come off at the above time and
place between ALFRED SmrHs b. M, and
BARrLEY's b. &. Purss-850. Single
mile heat STEVE BRoKAw rides SMITH's
mare, and FRANK PREsToN rides BART
LIY's golding.
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ATTORNEY & COUESELLOR ATLA ",
Mex. Door to she Post Office,
AanitoWoc, IL H'sconS'n-
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Aanitowr
County Wis. Collections promptly attendn
n nl-tf
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sks
Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Ofic' IN
Berner's building, south side Of the rVer'
Mahitowoc. fZiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
MARYLAND Politics.

BALTImoRE, Friday, March % 1861.
A pArmanent organization Of the Maryland State
Democratic Convention is in session here. Ex-Gov-
ernor Lowe il the Chairman and the Presidents
are chosen from each District. The Committee
appointed Resolutions will report tnls morning. AFTER
which Delegates will be elected to Charleston. IL Is
thought that Delegates favohpg Ar. Douglas will be
chosen.
substance as follows:
First TIE people Of Maryland as a frontier South
EN- State are most vitay interested In the protection
Of slave property and the taithfc observance OF al
guarantees Of the Federal Constitutions denounees as
wicked the reasonable attempts by the Northern peo-
ple to regulate or invade, by discussl0D agitation, or
otherwise the domestic institutions Of any State or
Sec0nd. That we pledge ourselves TO unite with
Southern brethren in asserting and msintaning our
constitutional rghts a. every hazard and to the last
TI;rd That we do faithfully adhere to the politi-
cal principles OF the National Convention OF lo0 as
the true Democratic creed.
Fourth. That we stand upon the policy Of non-in-
tervention by Congress with the institution OF slavery
in the Territories, approved by the convention OF
1856 and that we declare It to be our opinion that
neither Congress nor the people of Territory, organ
lied or unorganized directly indirectly, can inter
fere with the institution of Slavery or the right OF
holding slaves. We hereby declare that such nght Is
more nropery Teferabe 20 judicial Instruction. aud tha
the adjudication Of the Supreme Court upon snch qnes
ton is final and binding upon each member OF the
Democratic party, and viii more certainly conduce 10
the public peace tban any IOrm ol eeirias'e ntAf0h
tiOp. n
questions ought 10 be enjoyed by every member Of the
barty and all differences tolerated until the Democratic
| Convention, or Supreme Court or the state snali
see the issues wien it became al Imperative duty 10
| yield unqualified adhesion. ,s
! Sirtk That we approve Of the general policy OIL
! the present National Administration.
Sfreah II at we VIII give our support TO the nomi-
nee Of the Charleston Convention.
All the resolut ons wero unanimously adopted
Several addIesseg counseiing harmony ana moders-
ton and urging the importance Of contributing to the
selection of such nom st Charleston as Will insure
success next Fall as the only means OF meeting tue
dissstIous consequences which now threpen The
Union. ~,
Tie Convention then proceeded 10 ballot for Dele
gates from the State at large, and he following were
chosen; John Comtee. VIM. T. Hamilton, Lewis mol
fcrd. and John X. Emory. The choice was made
unaGlInOus =, IL. IL -.
! d. Lewis Lowe and James J.. Martin, were then
chosen bv acoamstion Electors for the State at Large
Tie delegates unpledgei, but are generally con
si6ered anu-Dcuglas.
| There was much enthusiasm in the Convention.
Tie Fifth Congressional District Of Maryla has
! chosen Bradley j. johnson And John d. nenoh dele
gates 20 the Charleston Convention. They are un
/ pledged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

ARREST OF A NOTED FUOuWE.-Last evening
detectives SlOwey and King arrested at his residence
in South Eighth street WILLIAMSBURG Maurice Ler-
suer, noted fugitive from the City of Philadelphia
II appears that several weeks ago LerEuer made his
appearance on "Change" in the City of Brothery
Love" and engaged 10 Or two little Fpeculetions,
which gave him opportunity Of forming the acquant.
suce of a number Of business men and merchants.
IN ,he course Of one OF Bio trans actions he obtained
by mems Of fase and fraudulent representations the
checks of Mr. Augustus S.hencke for $j75, and soon
bad tie money in hand. In return lie gave Mr..
selercke n check On the Union Bank for the full
amount of his Indebtedness. From one and another
lac obtained money in the same manner, giving his
check IN return the check invariably proving worth
less. BY means also of conferences az is alleged, he
obtained moLey upon checks from various banks but
20 sbIewd were his operations that he carried on his
nearous buEiness for some dayswithout being dAeov-
cred.
Complaint was finally made to the philadelphia
police, and warrant was ssued for Lersuers arrest;
bU Offer Levy in whose hands the wri. was placed,
VAS unable 70 md him IN The city but upon investga-
tiCu found that lie had fled 10 New. York Officer
Levy cane on yesterday, and, with Detectives
SoWey aud King, perfected the arrest. Upon the
eisOn OF tie accused was 0uud genuine DRAFT upon
StrsDg 4 Co of Wall street, New-York, for 1868 49,
check for 500 on the Remington Bank, one for $S3
an the Mechanics Bank and another the Consolida-
ton BaIk for SO The $J25 and $50 checks purpot
10 have bcfn drawn by Augustus Scheneke, and the
otler by Philip Mund. They are supposed to be for
The aecused il brother Of Gustayus Lersuer whose
ototety IL on record 10 criminal courts Tor pass
ius bogus checks cloth lo5bers OF TINS cay some
yeaIs sgo. Gustavus is now engaged Is salu, en-
tightening tie chivalric Sone OF 'ngiha on inc nlers
locked up NJ Police Head Quagtegs and Wal t0dSy No
returned 10 Philadelphia.