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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

The total valuation Of real estate in Boston
is set at $3.50, $50, 300, and the total personal
at 1892, 867, 7O0-malling the grand total
1902, 527 600, or 1850, 700 more than last
year. The rate this year is $ll50 on the
thousand; the number Of polls 33, 49O. Au-
gustus Hemmenway is taxed the highest
real estate 500 900; personal estate, 81
600, 900 total, 81, 100, 600.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

Of peculiar construction, which is attached the left
handle in such manner as TO entire do away with
all clio ging at the heel oil the Pow.
Farmers who have them will have nothing else
will invite ali my Old customers TO call and xamine
them for themselves. They cost mere thar the cid
fashion II. MITCHELL
Racine WIS Sept 10th
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
Terms of subscription.
Blob 29rlntiu0
posrrRs AND HANDBILLs.

POSTERS AND HANDBILLs.
Number, so 100 eco 300 500 1000
l-l6 Sheet, 5 rs 8l.25 $3.50 8l,z5 s2,5O 400
I-5 Sheet 80 l,75 200 2,50 $50 t 6,OO
IA Sheet, 200 2,5O BOO 41Oe 0,UO ~
g sSe-G, % 400 $50 $50 600 l2oo
-. 4eO 500 500 II 90 400 1000
So 60 . % 1000 1soo 22OO $500 1890
~ For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusual
amount Of composition for bordering and other extra
work, reasonable charges will be made
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
AnAu DiCEHOUT,
EDWARD Il. RUDD,

yztsing Hatr- L,unjng uad Sbamp00ing Satoo"'OPPo-
'i11 ~ - 5tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
AND TRIBUNE

arrSIeo EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. IT CORNER OF MA L
MARKET STREETS, kESosHA CITY, WIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
enosba Business 9irettorp.
JASON LOTHROP,

JASON LOTHROP,
Boot Blaatng-atthes jg1s ote Boots,neor 4tA Ward
school house.
II. r. SCHOFF,
4ttorney d UDunseora ut L010 anu Solicitor az oho-
Gerry Office, Main street. -
SIBAS AMES,
Eustice Of the Peace.-O- 6Ece-JTrst door @orL" o.
Slossou q Co.'S. Grocery store.
J.. J. PETIT,
L,,o,,er -SereraI EaaDroged and UHimproTed Fdrnas
far ale Office, Main street. hlFlotI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
Farmers Of kenOsha County !!
WROUGHT Icon ERAME.

EN0R number of years have supplied you with my
&, Piows but have Just invented and grand
Improvement, (on which apply for patent0 consist
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

A British officer has invented new rifle
ball, charged with solid phosphorus When
lodged in any object, it burns with great
ferceness for some time. If it We're fired in
to rebels belly, he would probably feel as
if he had been drinking gill of Confederate
whisNey
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

Every blow that we strike at the rebel
Confederacy strikes also at the pockets of its
British sympathizers by causing its stocks is
sued for loans to decline. Meade and Grant
knocked them down twenty per cent, and
there was as great a panic among the holders
as the garrison Of beleaguered Nicksburg ex
perienced when Logan exploded his mine I'M
der its principal fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
Things Worth Seeing.

We intend TO call attention 10 a few things III
the exhibition which we happen TO notice. and which
we think worth seeing, without pretending to point out
all that may be 80.
A Ye1 Movine. Mqeline.-We call the attention Of
farmers to WIbers Moving Machine because IL is
tirey different from any OF its predecessors This was
patented in February. 1868, and is from Pleasant
Plains Dutchess Co., N. Y. 1t differs from others
in tisthat the cutting apparatus is hung directly be
hind the horses between their heels and the two wbeclr
that support and drive the cutters. or course. the
horses must walk in tbs standing grass, which, in some
cases where the grass large tangled like clover,
would be Objectionable In grass that stands upright
and not thick and which Las become pretty ripe. the
objection would not be very geat because 1t would not
tire the horses 20 travel in il, would they tread
down enough Of it to make any great difference. The
adv antage claimed is the direct drafthc whole work
being square behind the horses instead OF being MS in
all other machines of at side. tho width on the
swath cut 1t is for farmers and mechanics TO canvass
this claim and see whether the advantages 0vcrbaance
the objections.
Fae procf R0ofs.-There specimens Of what
the manufacturers claim 10 be fire and waterproof
roofs" which should attract attention, particularly from
farmers IL il inevitable that steam will become
motive power upon many farms; and roofs that will
stand sparks are great desidcraum. Something too
must DE- had substitute for shingles. 10 shed water
for these becoming doarer and dearer, and form
such item in the cost Of building that mauy farm
ers tempted 10 build barns nconyeuienly high 30
as 10 gain room under roof How roof that Is
made Of pitch and gravel which is cemented in IL while
hot can be called proof" ID than tell
though it may be proof against sparks which often
ignite dry shingles.
flashing hachines and Ciothes W,ingos. Squeere,s
hope VIII attract the attention Of every woman who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

from the Rev. c. Bliss, with an account OF the labors
cf colpoteurs in Bulgaria and elsewhere, ana IN
regard TO printing the Now Testament at Athens
and preparing Scriptures for the BIND IN EGYPT,
Grants % books were made IN English, German, ana
Italian tor soldiers at Sprague Darracks' Long Island
English bibles for Cape Palnlasi irstainehts ana
pselms for Twelftn Regiment virginia Volunteers;
rgnch Bibles and TcstaInonis for Kansas; to Co?red
srna.v s,hools AZ Nc.bern \. c.. and mt 81 Helena
ilnJ : G. for white and colored soldiers In ONO; To
the Initcd states Hospital at ParkeIsburg, Virehia
10 the Washington City Bible Society p0oks III En-
l,sh and German for the Army ~ the fotoinhc; 10
n Lutheran Sunday. School at wheeling, YVES, VIZ
ginia. for distribution among seamen NJ fIo1inehce
X IN the PRESBYTERIAN Board 81 MISSIONS biDicS ~,
English and 800 of the Book Of Genesis IN the bcisai
Iaucuape for the Island of CoriscO W. A.; 10 the DO
ciety for The Relief of Destitute Children Oh ,e"'n
hooks in Danish Swedish. and Flnulsl, i"i Nopcli"
CEN 10 graduates Of normal schools nc Athes r,eo.o
10 the Brooklyn Bible Society for soldiers OF me o'u
States army located in that cfy l4o IcstaioHts III
various languages TO Captains ol vessels shit M
cign ports with several others OF smaller amount
entire number Of books granted was over ~ ooo 'o'
umes beside which over Jl,0OO volumes have been sent
during the month grants previously ihade lor arm!
purposes but not yet exhausted. a Committee was
appointed to draw mp resolutions to be presented at
future meeting in regard to tho deceased PRESIDENT OF
the Society when eloquent and touching remarks were
made on the subject BY the Rev Drs lying ana YER
miyc and Hiram Kctchum ard Chandler Stifr osqrs
Information received Of the safe ARRIVAL ana Efaie
ful reception Of 5000 Volumes at Memphis lchh or
the South and the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
A BRIGHT lOUTH.-A Young ma

a BRIGHT lOUTH.-A young man was
drafted in the town of Westerly. Conn., who. Thurs.
day Last presented himself claiming exemption on the
ground Of under age directed TO present aidayts
to snbstantate his claim. Accordingly he appeared
again and put IN transcript Of the record OF
the family Bible. showing that he was born june ..
isi2 and therefore twenty years Of age before
he VIVA drafted Not satisfied with affidavit that
his claim was ground less, he presented also the ALL
das Of the accogcher who OBLIGATED at the nsherng Of
this brilliant genius into this breathing world, coincid
ing entirely with the family B!bc. The Board was
satisfied that he of lawful age whatever may be
tho condition of his mental organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
ARRESTED poR SELLING DISEASED MRAT.-Oh

Ger McDernott Of the Tveny irsi Precinct. Friday
arrested Jacob Levy and Peter Ryder both Germans one
a spec g,ato. and tie other a;. 81 che-"e $50 s"l t.
,nsa Co,po ..'y. ordinance Il slalghterng and dr
ing ir market diseased cow which they lad pur'
IN sod from the svil mix stables in Thirty ninth
street. Justice Quackenbu-h before whom they were
brought required them give bail In the sum Of 800
each 10 ans ser before the Court Of Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
BnooKLYy CRY MORTALITY. The total

BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY. - The total
nun Der Of deaths In this city last week Was 2o7 OF
which ~ were men, a women, aud IA children. The
stating them IN detail thus. There died of xymodic
Diseases Il; Of diseases Of the nervous system
q; 81 heart and blood vessels 1; Of the rcspra-
tory organs 10 of the digestive organs, 70. of the
urinary organs o. OF tie bones and joints OF injuries
=: siillhorn. s. old age. . unknown. Il drowned. l.
Of diseases of the system there u of
sios of the respiratory organs 10 were Of consump
ton aud u the digestive organs - were Of cholera
!nfantum and dinrrhca Natives Of the United States
100, Ireland. -, Germany IL England s. unknown D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
BROOkLYN ITEMS.

FIRg.-A fire was discovered in an upper
room Of No sc Pacific street about l2 o'clock on Sat
urday night The flames were caused by candle
which va. lef burning on the bureau Damage 10 the
amount Of . was caused Five children were sleeping
In AZ adjoining room. The premises are occupied By
Mr. Groesbeek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
nrrrcrroy nr A Srrposrn RrnnLAR-Ah.

IT
O'Clock sunday morning Daniel tarni hazel. resid'
ing Al the corner OF undcrl avenue and Dean street,
hearing AN unusual noise IN the house, got UP and ex
arurl into the cause Finding that the front door had
been forced open. be notified officer Bir'isall Of tie
F.Nlrh Sub Precinct who made search Of the prem.
ices and found man -ecrcfed Ia Of the rooms. The
officer took him into custody. The accused gave bis
name as James Linden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
CITY ITEMS.

RLOrEsISG oP CITY CHvEcHEs.-Moat OF
the churches which were closed during TIE Summer
vacation willie pastors ard people sought ieah and 10
po.e aiaid scenes oifurA oaloym'ai we're p opened
yesterday. With profit and pleasure 10 nj concerned.
The ministers iIesh from Tie European ion'. Waiting 81
The watering places offerings h The mouniAias AID
wad.rnss IA the forests have returned 20 iArf dulea
with Improved Aoah and vigur. and tie rey numerous
congregations yesterday "a Attendance affected tier
renew ed lnioroa, IN spiritual Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
ARREST FOR ALLEGED acknowledgements

ARREST FOR ALLEGED MURDER.
Young Chief Of the Detective force recently received
a dispatch from Mr. H. Stevens Justice Of the Peace,
residing in Frank fort erkimor County N J., request
ing him 10 arrest LumaD Widerck, boatnai accused
oi numbering Moses lciper colored man at the ABOVE
place. Widcrick was, on Saturday morning arrested
by detective Moore and patfolman Van Ranst, who
found him on board the canal boat a. > Carpenter.
ync AZ the foot If Coenies slip The prisoner stoutly
ninins his innocence lie detained until an ON
Ger could arrive from Herr ne. County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
The riuyor's Veto.

The Board of Counclmcn met on Saturday
IN, and IN rather novel siyc-some half dozen mem
beers sending word by special messenger to have their
votes recorded IN the airmat,epasscd the exemption
relief ordnance over the MAYORS veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

H. scpnriip Gcrmania rom Hamburg and Sonthf'lp'oa
4. Ncrthnim.r Eon.rc NrGthrimrf, Matnlde tn'nl"ht
Dor, " i,surr j. kynann, lino Spay,r Henry hup" ana
family r. sonon end faily raul heis and lady T. hrnood
,io.iot.u Fr,rnnn r. Ro'cncld aud family H. Muller
and laiy Mrs n. Make W seyeri and family Marie tede
and sryart n Raulk a. Strcbei Mrs T. Holt Mr. hede
Inch y ersenhnn r. fsein aud lady NJ Mas Mir Flanne
aIy and two servants D. A. Gu.nz j. l.. Guentk, Mrs r.
Wf.somsn children and servant Mis- j. Conn., H. Robert r.
Irufoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Runaway AccIpryTs.-Mr Edw J. John

RUNAWAY ACCIDRNTS.-Mr Edw. j. J0hn-
son residing at No IS West Thrteth street while rid
ing In sixth Saturday afternoon. was thrown
from his horse aud severely Injured He was conveyed
to neghboring drug store, had bis wounds dressed,
ard was afterwaTd taken home.
a couple ~ runaway hOr,.s, attached TO wagon,
ran into carriage containing two ladies' III Forty sec
oud street near Fifth avenue about {! p m on >atur'
day. Both parties prccipated from the carriage
10 the pavement. one, Miss iil residing az NO ~
East fiitysecond street being seriously injured. She
vas COM eyed " Ler IesIdence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Dcnth of IA brewer.

CScNNAri, Saturday Sept. 5, 1868.
David Harris, the wcll-known brewer of this
city died at II O'Clock last night from injuries received
in falling through the hachway Of Bnckhardts building
Yesterday nficrnOOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

ROBBED by 4 DREsSMAKgR.-Mary \. Bowen,
drcssaakcr residing IN Water street. was arrested
on SUNDAY by an officer ~ the 9TH Precinct charged
with rohbing James King Of the sum Of go. The
parties were In together, and while there Mary
took he money from the complainant GOAT POCKET and
hurfedy l.it the place. The money not recovered
justice Connolly committed her TO the Tombs for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Two UyPOgTUyATEs AsTRAY.-Mr. Francis
White residing at No. 30 Wcst Fifteenth street found
deaf nuies named James and Sarah " halen. wan.
dcrine in Ainth a,enne. Thirty second street on
saturday evening. They came from East China Wy
oming County n. Y. and taken TO the Twentieth
Precinct. and cared for by Capt. Wallipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh CoNIL3'
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females
The EXTRACT BUCHU
Tn Ir.l.riti-. Painfnes. Suppression Of Customary
rv,rn.,u liberated or scrhous Of the Uterus Leo.
eorrh.. ~ Whites Sten,y ani for all complaints incident
10 the SCI whether arising Rdcreops Hseus Of DISH
patton, or In the
See SYMPTOMS above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

REPORT OF UNSAFE BUnDlSGs-Capi. Jor'
don Il the Sixth Precinct reports that the bindings
Mo-. XII broadway and : and Mission Place. nrc IN
very unsal condition and liable Ia fall at any moment
Tbs Inspector of Unsafe Buildings has been notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

RrAnRErEp. Thomas Clark, alias Cullen,
couued In IN. Tombs for robbery in the first degree
escapcd on saturday and rcarresied IN Cumberland
street, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
LATEST ship News.

ARRIVED
Big Alma Bode, Turks Island Il days salt to Darrell Co.
BELOW
Baks James Welsh; Ernes,ine Oddnss, from Iua, ~
lays brig Black Hawk from Kingston; sehooncis Annie
Laurie On, from ST. Martins; Victoria (Br)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
III

This medicine increase. the power Of digestion and exeits
tho absorbent. into healthy action, by which the watsr
elcerons drposons and all unnatural engagements are 70
dred As well a. pain and inflammation and u good Tor
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
The BROOKLYN DRAFT LoAs.-Thc total

TIE BKOOhLlN TKAFT IOAH'-IHU U"IHI
amount Of money subscribed 10 the half millian dra
loan up to Saturday night was $500. The prospects
are that the whole vii be taken up in coure Of
time IL order to enable of limited means 10 sub
scribe Controller Iaron has prepared 500 bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
b

USE HFLMnOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
For al affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether
existing
IN MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever originating and matter Of how
long standing Diseases Of these Organs
require the AID Of Diuretic.
HELMbOLD ) EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE 0REAP DlURETlC,
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE 1NG
DESIRED EFFECT -
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
EVIDENCE or THE MOST RELIABLE AND NE
SPONsiBLE CHARACTER
WIN accompany the medicine.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
EXON 20 10 ~ YEARS STANDING, with $500,
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
NJ

Take no more Basam 3ercrry Unpleasant Medicines for
unpessan, aud Dangerous Diseases -
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages. At it. 1uus. little change in Diet
inconvenience and exposure !. frequent de-
sire gives strength nrnae thereby removing obstru
tons preventing and curing Structures Of the Uetha aayns
Pain anu Inflammation frequent in this class OF diseases,
and ,1p.ng all poisonous diseased snd out matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
aud who have paid heavy be cured In short time
have found that they deceived and that the poison
has by the Of powerful astfngents been dried up IN
IN, system O break out ia gTayated form, and
PERHAPS Ar TER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
llxApsrAnrEn, sirrp STATE. IEoors
NrxtOuE Iir1 AND haEsoH,


pt.xp.t 0yp.Hs So l.-l Asthc iafset!-ie trfetiiiF
H. or.. si.ts 'foofs ,uafi~fed - eresrfeh II we
e,v h fr esc~,t1n 81 The guard al ihn onc' 81 VIC
W.nhas AID ispots 4 public property VII b" u
move. AID ,noaalcd al caascent point. la ne n'i.i.pt
hood - q, .
further 49,. vii Be- removed srt p-y .'cucd b. TIC stsu
p.p.4fnsni 20 which boongs sui budns Qat' OF o'hcf
M fr,V tha nav lave been b, 'A@ troops VIII De o
tod - f.f.. i.efraf~ fofe condition Ia Alch they were
found fu-sir o. o. rnir. i appoint Boards ~ survey
fof The pafpl.. ~ e4aifs sni TcPoflts 90 condition %
nv ffot-fi, occupied by ,h- troops Of hs Ttd"-
H. nf.si fuhstgtra who n,g i'sir !" 'h'f l"f
Il h. "a r.rimrt. fs4 tho regular AMY 90 Nolanii'
,,lf.i. ffon mt Ssts nov iuy in tA. somurtd ~"
n, tn ,re r,nre ~ih lhcr wishes. but She aipca
~ ,rr al,sf ~ Nd be- allow 81 a. sls the dfuficd msn
fof tic pufpa.s Of inf l.psius thsr trHln.
The 20 b. asssnri % shy Quo fesich hN'' ooH
f,ffn 70 ff~ rn .f -llrnt nlirady -Siacd
hy ofisr Il bfis .Aief tssnei. u 'ANhit
&. 4 1uHfsIsSfgN. Asslsi4nt Nd uianl H'ncfa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
THE EXEMPTION FUsD.--Ihe following sub
scrlptlona e. the g. CO.. 30 EIcupion Fund were &c
IL. L., L.. 4 - I'M.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ACCOMMODATION

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSoCiATfOS.-l rom
tho Hnh"" report % 'H'' n','''n''."' % 10
~, -, 80, =,
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81 -, -. .,.i o.. tv dana.
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"o a.. -. a..
nv ""- " -
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""p', ""'''s -. - =, a. -. -. 80, Ind
o'Po"ui'"i,' y 80 -, A., IA. IA
A'0'''''s ~. '''1''. -,
o'i' - ''' -, =, g., ~, ,rt.,t.. Y
o. ii'saoh', 'hAl', ~. ' '' 80 It,.',I H,,,rd
iaD' 80, fs',n, AZ IIy,rI- Tr,s.or.r Ifeadof- II
~ 49,, ~ ,,.'.,o,. 1'h,,,., n u.,.fd Ianin / Wed ~
es,,,,y f,,ot H. Aud,~, ,iar,e Jane " fdwafda. A.
Jud,n Decser Robert Wa,rr lr~in TRUSTEE. Of TOO fc
nancnl Catalogue tund-ClnTes H. SWORDS fe'id'n NJ 10
Associations iAeodoTe l. iimird ,oHo'ponans y ~
NJ L. As'ocisi'ch vi .'h w. i'ui, i''''' ~ - :, :,
ohi DiD,o' ,, s,.i.sr, Ii,r,,.,, Geo
Hannah.
prp.pTupps roR Europe The Hamburg
No. -,
mail steamer Ieuiomn' CAPT iauDe bHied Oh oa'u'u'
afternoon for Southnmpton Hnyre and Hamburg. with
4, IT., ,..or. ,,l o,i,.,. II, III, s,..,,ge
'uap'" p"o',"s''a' '.'' ,'''. c,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

FHLOyIOUs ASSAULT. - Michael MtGovcrn
arrested by Sergeant Hagerty Of the Forty third
Prcciuc, Police ON Saturday night for knocking his
father. owen MoGo,orn. down with his fist. whereby
be- sustained fracture OF the scu. by illng against
curb stone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
y,u.,,ueru. Arrived

Thc bark Anna jacobson arrived it from Deneari Is III
ballast. oons gurd to Leeycralt n Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
ARREST op ALLEGED CouSrERFgIrEns. OH

ARREST or ALLEGED touSIEIKILiS'- 'ii-
Ger " !lilam Purools Of the Fourteenth Precinct OIL
Friday arrested Jacob ChHiisrion residing at No 81
Houston str,c, on the complaint - Nj Lotus Brother
ton. No "a Hfoaduay The complainant testified be-
fore Jufioe Connolly hat the Prisoner and alotLeT ier
m r. lin novn entered lls store ~ Gle above mum
her and calling i1r hottie ~ wine, rendered IN p!
u.nt counterfeit a. llln lurrriinF {" have been D.
n h, he New. England Bank of Bost"n. The uil De-.
iug coasso oopporplte aud clearly orunief''i' hr
lrofh.rnu ELECTED a. upon which q" m nh'i rendered
Ir.,.ur, Note which lad boon raised from 10 ~
Air Bfoth.rton instantly summoned ohccr lufcclis
and caused the arrest ~ Chnttefion whom JLsc" on
nolly committed to nit further hearing n" l. >
al a.. rnsod t. tens may De- readily detected p! TnHi
The b through the fingers. Tic alteration j. maze ~
toueliug green crnyon over The irt Wi"iii' on n'
harder II line hll IN which the word one nppfhi', ana
mailing IN the sgurtt" on the upper flgit c'rhc hhu
Ia ,si on the lower lsh The figure 49, Niir over lh
uorls zone Dollar in the conirf 81 tie h j.. hrH'l
pasted a slip bearing the words L." b'.Als' N"v,
matchmaking an the car,il tcrnp.ng To wAlrh me hI'
hns been sul lected the paper h pcrccpuhy thicker
where the word, and hgur's have been p1st'd th'i
eiwhrrr Tho gcnuir. ten hnr p"rtrht "i th' ir ~
dent. Inc ten raised nom one bears the picture o MI
Ln.. which nppcars Nil United States notes az the
denomination 81 one dollar 'hhtt'rt"l on ,,s 'A'n'
inaton said. " 30 years of age, reside IN Dutchuss
County aud keep public house. an not CUNT! OF
tho charge 49, r.. ,.t. u. -
Oncers jacobs and Bcsmer. 81 the int Precinct ar'
rested David =. Perry and james Eims'y against
whom appeared before Justice Connolly Mr.. Daniel
Crouln of No. South street. bartender. Mr.. 'fOnin
,yo,e that the accused passed upon him counterfeit
- mn ON The New England Bank ~ Boston In payment
for luor and that he gave him 81 - III good money as
change subsequently,. learning the woith' sshchs OF
lie biz which he had iaken he caused the ARE 81 "l tho
parties. They were committed by Justice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
pyvovu oy TRoops FnoM THE CITY

ny the .al Joined order 1t viii be- socn that the necessity
g. the II Tie national 'ropsin the cry having
passed tar vi be removed TO Convenient points III me
no!gAbofhood and an examination made TO ASCERTAIN
the damage II any which public or private property
uay have sustained by iheT presence;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

with these others for their presence mere -, ,-
especirly in view Of the fact that th'v NV -
city ffcmi anethcr disgraccul outbreak" fhG MAJOR
concld,s hy saying that tho necessity iof tne 30
enco OF the troops is bat temporary aud VII s"on lc
nast soIouc qs ,lcy are here we have no other pnrr'
go suitable ior their accommodation ~ tnc ll.n r
ground, hich they now occhpy' The Board aoJo"r"'
&c, to tlc nth inst