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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24

Tag" To our old friends and patrons. we
retuIn our sincere thanks and hope to receive
a continuance of their patronage. Our stock
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. etc, etc, is
entirely new, and of the latest sty les and low
est prices since the close of the war. We invite
the public generally to examine our Stock
and Prices We hope by strict attention. fai,
and honorable dealing. To merit share of the
public patronage. Our Goods have been pur-
chased in New York. for Cash, selected with
great care, and win be sold very low for Cash,
DAN-L j. DILL.
VI. II. DILL.
Prescott, April Ist, 1867. 52-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24

sS- Lands for. Sale in every township in
Pierce County.
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RsARD OF AUDIT.


4
Undsr ana IN o. section tnins q act Of
- Legislature OF The 0o1e of New YORK. entitled IAN
q s1a6s tie Boss1 X SupsFvsors q ths counV Of
Hk raee By Tor the Of the Corporation or
~ city Of New YORK; and IN relation to the expenditure
hepsoL and to provide the auditing and payment Of
uoted claims against sAd city, aud In relation actions at
hw asainst saM Cooperation, ,m-passed April = 1851,
ocs II HEREBY SVEN that the Board OF Audit therein
shssby crssd the adjustment and ssstemsnt of all
ln or equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior to
ysnSs the a!s eighteen hundred and SIXTY ag,nss
have appointed and DC hereby appcnt T1ssday the
feas rooin Part (room No. i9 in CITY Hail. the
satd cy Of Nsw York rs the day and place at which the
win with the hearing In Board OF
he matters Of such claims At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
II The said day. -
The said 90 contains the following provision per
5usted hereby required 10 present the same TO the said
board Audit within three months from the passage OF
s act and IN any person now having an outstanding
she city New York shall neglect refuse such
aims the Audi within the said period of three
months from passage Of this act he shall be barred from
che Of right Of action which
n u,ay raid the Mayor Aldermen and Com
nonalty Of the city Of New York arising tnerefrom;"
Comptroller City Of New York
CHAthCEY NJ DEPEw.
HxvYoRK. Apr n So 1857.
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.oARD OF AUDIT.

BoAAD " AoD' NOTICE
Under and in pursuance Of section q ttwsny-esh Of
N act entitled An enable the Board of Supervisors
q county Of New York TO raise money by tax for
n county p1poseA extend the powers OF the Metropo
IN Polce provide for the auditing and payment Of
Speestled caims against said county ty.pas.ed April -
~ Notice hereby that the Board of Audit therein
I'D thereby created for the adjustment and settlement Of
M legal equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior
70 January l. D. 1851 against the county Of New York
Ass Apponssd snd a. hsre aPpen. Iussday the h day
kar Groom h. in the City nan IN the said city Of New
York the day and pasce which the said Board VIII pro-
oed with hearing Board Of the matters Of such
Saims Al II O'Clock n the forenoon Of the said day.
The SAid act contains the following provtsion:-
"An parsons having claims against the county Of New
York NOV are hereby REQUIRED 70 present the
che o. this Ae And IN case any person now h,yng
IN Outstanding demand against the county Of New York
eha peec efues 70 present such claims 70 the Board OF
Audit within e eaa period o. three months from me pas
mapenance Of any rIaht Of soton which he have
against the said county cf Now York ariEng thcrefron
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY,
Compfroiler City Of New York
CHArNCEY n. DEPEW.
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TTNI0N COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRoTIING-sA
u urjny Nay IL 81 y. ~; sweepstakes Of $50, mile
besf thrce 10 ava harness. D. Pners b. 4 Colonel
Robsfts, John Roqsrs :. Dandy Hiram Howe's br 8.
A'1s WILLIAM SHAW Proprietor.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Tho Champagne Cascs-The Jury In all Night.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The jury, after being locked up all night came into
court At eleven o'clock yesterday The fore
man, In response 70 hs Honor, stated that they had
fsssd TO agree tho members standing - they did be-
fereeleven to one-and 1t thought impossbls that
As dissenticnt would yield bis point
The Court-n you think, gentlemen, that there IL Z
possible chance Of coming to unanimous verdict l
hink you had better takc little more time for delbe-
Enlion.
the foreman thought there was Just chance
ne Court-Then gentlemen, under those circum.
stances, you will again retire to your room
The jury then retared
THE juicy DfsCHAR0ED
~ two O'Clock the jury again came into court, when
sAe foreman announced that after due elaboration and
having very fully discussed the point between
che majority and the disssnent It found mpossi-
- 70 agree.
ya1ae Biatchford said IL 70 b regretted that q
verdict could not be arrived A. but jury he'd taken
- much time 10 elaboration without coming TO the dc
sired result, he would now discharge them. Counsel
for claimants hook upon the result e almost tantamou
70 . verdict in their favor. t8t83a
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Each pavilion Of the emgant hospital three stories
in height, and every ward is open 70 tho three
sid T. kept in state Of the most admirable neatness
heated and ventilated with the latest appliances Of
SCIENCE, with all the necessities for the treat
uent OF disease attended TO with the incest
care II NAV readily be seen how bensaceot
this establishment for the large proportion Of
emRrants that reach shores prosrae with disease
helpless from injuries Perhaps the best feature Of all
Il that our ciuxens are not taxed all for this nsttu
ton 1t is self supporting is, IL has been built
kept up by the small captaton tax levied upon
Igran,s who thus pay for the care they receive Dr.
Canochan is the OF this admirable e.
Il Is remarkable fac. tina. the number Of city practi
TONERS ounumbered In any year ~ the young men IN
the city engaged the study OF medicine Our schools
vue Medical College and the Unversity Medical Col
lege The object In all seems TO be- MOT now to give the
best medical education, but how 70 make study and
chsrlaians set up in practice without diploma A
practice medicine without such N authority.
perhaps 10 wise to act on this plan; for doubtless -
better in medicine that should have little
knowledge than none ~ all M
Undoubtedly the abest faculty IL that Of the Twenty
third Street School II has individual professors whose
lectures worth the price Of the whole course This
il especially true Of the chair OF theory and practice
DR. Dalton il man whom the sensitive Dc Berg must
regard monster OF cruelty. He illustrates bis lee
lures on the living animal oy vivissc!iSn dsmonssns
vital reality Of fact 1t impossible TO overestmas
the value Of such lessons Many Of the facts Of physi
oogy are Of such nature that single glimpse. ono
minutes evidence or the senses worth years Of alb
sruse study. II 10 better to the heart move the
chest than 10 read thousand descriptions Of its
ments Knowledge gained thus 1t the expense Of >
dozen dogs may be the means Of saving many human
livea This is Of the humanities Of our aga Whom
Henry the Second Of France was wounded In tOurnA
ment in Paris the splinter Of lance was driven through
ono OF his eyes into the brain, and - he lay IN his
nigh. dissect his head 70 see il il would BE- safe 70
withdraw the splinter from Henrys eye We have i'm
proved upon that in taking our lessons lower down. and
dent
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When the Royal Mall and North American Steamship
Company cunard ne) placed the Java The last Of Their
creations In naval architecture upon she line from
Liverpool New York. eminent engineer adud dyed her
70 b oss Of The finest specimens Of the British
camille marae shen afoal But since that period
such has been the rapid strides In NE construction Of
ocean s,eamships-severA vssseis designed and con-
srucsed for lines that msrcastle opponents have
been placed their respective routes tina, In com,
psrison Of masteriy vorknsaship. the Java seemed
somewhat inferior The Royal Man Steamship Com
psny have tried again, and nov present 10 the public
their --latest addition vessels the propell-
Ing steamship Russia
rhls enc ocean steamship combines in her consuuc.
ton sl ths improvements naval architecture
and steam engineering that have 10 the present day bcen
fully demonstrated. she constructed both IN hull
and machinery by the eminent marine engine arm Of
wrought iron plates one and one and quarter Inches
thickness, he's . rocnd stern, and . bead Of demi-
Her ssss On s's 80 ,ss o s.s 2,
decks . bark nsrcd, and Ais tons burthen, old
measurement The Accommodations for passengers are
venisaess thai srperspcs could dictate. The main
szoon elegantly fur ahsd and ~ Of such extent ~ 70
seat vita comfort over -four hundred PASSENGERS lie
decorations and paint the highest style OF ART
Suggestive o. esss. nes sxcslsd by many parion In
Ths motive power q the Russia consists OF too drcc
se,lng engines me cylinders Of each beng eighty sir
inches In diameter BY Tires fees nine inches sroke Of
pss.ssL scam b sepsrNss1 ~ four taeaAr boilers thai
have wasAr bostcmk Her psvDeier nineteen fces IA
diameter, lss three blades. Ed . q cast iron. In
pumps both indspspdens, steam, Ars, sse and band
puuus sneho boass and evsy ooncsfvable eontrvancs
thas susessks Of ssfssg, this vessel fuy supplied
Her builder snf .ownsu ars sanxnne thst kner 70 =
s,ps ths stsn ock ss~uship vii cd h@ already
rscsrd u b~srg one ~ the bsss consu1ctsd
cceas seaushps s6oot st ~ cssns one Of Ne nsessat
The principal enccrs - NJ kassis Aw.-
Capssw-Taso Ccok
CAs1 Qfh~-w GU
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ssnors Denrio sAschcs and Jose n. vasconcolos, o.
Mexico, are stopping al the 81 Julien Hotel
General j. n Goodman, Of Columbus Ohio; ". H.
wes, Secretary Of state Of Ohio j. sbooley, Of I'M
nos and Judge Farchld Of Newburs, are stopping ~
the Metropolitan Hotel
Senator W. p. Fesssndsn, Of Maine; Congressman
Samuel Hooper, Of Massachusetts,; Senior Jose DuAsny,
OF Santiago de Cuba and Colonel l. A. Rolsan Of the
United States army, are stopping 81 tho brsvoor house
General warren Of the United States army, and Pro-
lessor Gaoyt Of Prinosson, n j., are stopping " ins
Everett House.
staten Island rhos Care and David Jones' Of London,
England, stopping ~ the Clarendon Hotel
Dr. Innerarty, Of Mobile, Ala Colonel II. D. scran.
ton, Of Rochester; Major W. Winthrop Of chicago aes
waidro Adams Of Boston, are stopping 81 the tiftn
Avenue Hotel
W I. Endco,t Of Chicago; NJ p. Stanton, Of wash.
ington and Joseph Glenn Of Cncnpau are ssopp'ns ~
the Hoffman House.
samuel Chaplin, OF Melbourne Australia IL stopping
II the Coleman House.
Postmaster General Randall and Thomas Ford, b A.
Cheever and r. W. Taylor OF the Treasury pepsnmens
Washington, are stopping 81 the Astor hoaS.
General N Kimbali and General ". q. Gresham. or
Indiana; W. l. Rasion. Of Cincinnati. @o,sraoa n
Of Washington Territory; Jsdgs Van trump o. ONO
TIA United stslss Army and General H. H. Baxter, Of
Vermont, are stopping ~ the g. hiono'as ho'el
Among the passengers By the steamer wessr from this
VILE staten Isisnd who goes 70 Rome Before hs o.
psrture his parshoners and friends waited upon him
sna oressn,ed min with substantial evidences Of their
GOOD viii 10 The shape Of purse Of thousand dollars
n ro,d He vas attended On his departure py large
dsessiIcu Of ssatsn Islanders and others
Rr.oov,rror vsnos Of North Carolina has written =
,etssv = ssvsrul oocrsd men who hsd invited him 70 sd
drses the people Of their race declining the invson
He however Tells them that time vii prove we soui-
arm people - be their best friends
General Pops said 10 have remarked 70 citizen o.
Atlanta that the people Of the south accepted the
reconstruction b they would be rsdsosd ''o sns s'S
I diton Of Tennessee and Missouri"
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BANKRUPT COURT.

re Firss Case sf Contested Adjudica sion-
Demand for Trial BY Jary.
r Before Judge Biatohfos& 41 ?
10 the matter Of silvsrstsin Bernstein, petitioners
- bankruptcy Mr. Edwin James appeared In court yes
ssaay nornns counsel for the parss 70 show cause
wAy adjudication Of compulsory bankruptcy should not
- nsde against them. Ths petitioner alleged thas they,
- he 10Th OF April last executed assignment giving
Gsefesencs 10 various creditors 70 tho amount Of
ohAo0o Various technical points raised the
val1sy Of the petsonsD' ciaima the different sec
ssss Of the Get we're mnutsy discussed order
se1se NE question written demand for trial By Jury
~ shs facts handed In and nled With regard 70
operations a The set NJ. James observed that i'm
pssaui question would Be submittsd 70 his Honor
= 70 tbs date 81 whch The cot really opera
sseA rAe acn Of bankrupaoy. he sAad, must be CON-
nsd aos the passage sf the actn ana the last sec
so provides that for certain parposes II Is 10 take effect
fea he date Of IL approval while for other purposes
= y not 70 tske effect until the LIST Of Juna
Judge Baschford granted the order Tor trial and In
Aaas remarked that many din1cut questions wero
saAssd through the hasty manner In which the
$3.50 ,ha. Congress would have 70 be appealed TO %
have tAs act rsvissd
t 3 pWmoRs vnxD. tt Pr
ne following named parties nisd petitions in bank
Sspscy yesterday Slegired 1sadore aud julius Blu
sossnAL john sarss, julius Baylom, Vincent Chapman,
Manchester Underhill W. B. Judson, all OF Now York;
Jesi HAsoomb, Patssrson. Putnam county, NJ Y.
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p"n'a.ors land was abundant and IKE drug N TIE
,,ss Many attempted evade the responsibilities
saaa , ~ p"S'ss'on imposed upon them Let us give
CITY LoTs NOT WORM ryse1sc.
neiole inc dawn Of the seventeenth century nine
s1n,.s Of the island which nov million OF IN
nantants were deemed comparatively worthless BY the
putcn and English settlers The ground was generally
uncuvaied, and the crops raised ON small portion OF
.no soi' was used almost exclusively by tho resident
popnasion We find nothing in the histories Of those
Gays which Indicated that the Saxon or the
mercai greatness which the city would achieve 10 mod
eIn times Above Canal street the region generally
were domicied on irregular ARMS or ions beyond
INA. boundary but thor life one Of remarkable so
hx ms q which "a: relieved
then formed ths heart Of the city Under the Dutch
tne island made but little progress under the English,
none. Rapactous, British governors succeeded each
otner, and tbs Dutch were held under . social
anu ponIcal ban by their Saxon mas.era There
Nav. ~ given @ those who would
blossom like the Society Vas In normal condl-
on and the current and anticipated taxation rested like
bockes slow but happy race a best were too shrewd
70 indulge IN speculation under thess circumstances
snelr very eyes lay numerous tracts Of land which,
snougn valued 81 many millions now, were worthless
under the rtms Of England. some OF these naturally
opoGraphicay and BY virtue Al Dutch grans belonged
deemed not worth the cost Of Fencing We have not,
however, 70 search through annals or the city
able fact In The close or the "sSssnab over score 81
years after the Declaration Of large plot
Q. ouna located on Broadway refused By aregous
corporation on the ground that was not worth the
Of raii enclosure The incident which follows,
vail Do found IN Berian's History of Trinity Church"
curious anccdote was related 10 b Old and
respectable parshoneT Of Trinity church respect
70 me estmat'on 10 which this land held An uncle
OF MS (Ar David GrimL who trustee Of ono Of the
Lutheran churches Of this oity and who remarkably
cnd O antiquarian research, IN looking over the min
uses OF the Board found IN entry 70 the following
enect-Some we'll disposed individual had offered 10 the
trustees OF shs church present OF plot Of ground,
containing about six acres 10 the head Of Canal
street and Broadway. They passed resolution, how
ever that was insypodient to accept the sf Ne
land was not worth the fencing In
We will close the subject hero and perhape return 20
u again IN the meantime hope the Commission will
prosecute ~ work with the zeal and energy which 10
importance domands
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

THE ornEss corSrr Logon DsALms-Moas An
RnsrsA few days since the particulars given in
the HuALp Of the Of number q liquor dealers
Of Queens county. the majority being rssiden.s OF ia
naica and vicinity. rhcss arrests are made on the
ground shs the parties have right seii hqso with
out license from the Metropolitan Excise Commissioner
rue arrests have con,nued ever period Of two weeks
and during that time upwards Of thirty dealers have
been crested on Thursday las, . dsssehmsns
OF Metrvpoiitaa police invaded Jamaica. and ar
rested William Rowles Hesv A. Monk, John
Doughersy, scbastAa Zimmerman, Thomas Mcclure.
Lucas Decker Michael Kari, Jacob Brsnssein,
Alfred Ashmsad Ellen Loweree George Dellert, George
c Mckee. John Gcs, BENJAMIN Johnson, Frederick
Menke Chsxlss H. Smith, wnlam Carman. Heavy
Adykce. and % two Others from the I'm mediate "
Guilty Of the latter village A. ssvastoupo on the sams
dsy the fs,lcvins samsd ysrsons .ess also Arrested
Frederick wssshuysea, Jcssph ThaIlss Xavier Duer.
ynsk Ds~ and George shrsrt fhsss PsvvDns vcre
held In bcnds appear Tuesday end Wednesday q
nsxs week 10 commended behalf of ti,s leissuents
thss fhe Erciss Commissioners have jursdcros over
fhsu. from sos fact that the ssas q The County
cosn q osssas cssnsy y beyond Ne sssanss q the
nsaeupsitak Mseyvl Bosh Nsrsh and South Hampstead,
vpssc tns cpeDsy tvourt saA and where NE Jamaica
1dsoneY ~ - ~ ns Ea1 ss outside ne Metro
lsa,sue Sppelss sSNysais Ne hrsa'ctoA q "
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THE ouRTs S.


Rrsckway and other Cos9terfcsters In Court.
Before Judge sbipman
mo cosntsrseissrv Charles Brock Say, Jonas AHA
60 Fsssmaa csoestoa ana Naasaa,el o4ksy we're
brought iats court yesterday morning
Judge SAipman having innmAied 10 counsel thai he
would listen 20 any statemeat Of facts mitigation o.
ssntsncs thai counsel might seem o. 10 present.
Mr. stuart then addressed tho Court on behalf q
Bsockway AT the close Of hts remarks
Judge shipman, addressing the prisoner Brock way,
hid, "Is there anything yoa dssrs 70 zyr''
Brockway-l am not prepared nov, Honor, TO say
anything Understood not to be sentenced tin
Monday II sentence - dsferrsd TIL thsu will have
Judge shipm.n--very veil; win 10, the sentence
Judge shipman-Aikinson como forward
Tho prisoner who, u win be remembered, was arrested
mo business Of ccuntseitne was carried on by hmse
ssd Brockway. the fact appeared evidence,
Ssrward and stood In front u the bench and = the
years OF ago; that OF the money. $685. which the
detective 'robbed him o. he had returned him s302
He had nothing 70 say for himself Mvr
Freeman Clogslon the young man who was arrested
= the time, next Intercepted and answered
s questions Of his Honor with an air Of candor and
sinpltcity which marked him but the dupc Of his
elders and not - one who would naturally beaks him
ssn 70 crime He stated that he seventeen years Of
Nsw Hampshire. aud was never out Of the STATE IN
1rouaht 70 New York BY Brockway that he worked q
1Arming, and that his father and mother were both
1ving.
Judge Shipman, impressed with the lads quiet and
truthful manner and judging that be was in every
respect novice In crime and brought into his present
position through the guilt Of others, ordered tho
Clerk Of the, Court 70 change tho plea ii
"s ns az ap
lowed that OF Brockway the latter having given The In.
formation to the ofhcers that led to his arrest
Judge Shipman-Oaklcy, You are tho son OF clergy
man. I undcnandf ... -.
Oakey-Yes Gr The prisoner then stated that he
q married man, with family who, during bis i'm.
prtsonmenI would have no means OF support He
prayed tho Court for . lenent sentence.
The prisoners then all removed In tho custody OF
the Marshal They win bo brought up again for
tence to- morrow morning.
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TIE Wis % ths fsuswiae sams1 psrssns deceased,
w~s sd.lsss y prssls during The week pass;--
kdwsrs n nArsh. EnsAbesh Crawford, Heny Rogers,
n~~no R~1. sssasnss Kelly Joha Hsiser, John Lassr
y~sph k~sveN eaSsnsss n rres and Susan Ann
nssn. sn o. Rscokiya.
n sAs ON q ssssnssh Kelly appeared bequess Of
esns - We nsmAs Catholic Orphan Asylum The fol-
z~ns s>Ss~sss sppeared In she viii OF Eleanor Reid
- - oM kAdiss nems lgrHkao Insflsstel $500; 70
- nnnrd - pom~efie kssons of the Refwmcd Dutch
UHp~A 900, 70 ~ Sunday school cf shs First Re-
$50 psses shsrrA $780, v The nrookiyn Protestant
0yA@ Asyl~aL ESQ.,.
LSs~. - sA.ssssssA1isa vcrs Alss sranted on the
anns ~ Ne fcliowias named p~rsona aeoeA sed -
nsyn As6srpoa, Caroline Heeksr. Jshn Tom n kins
- sz>sAA en- Sss1sskk z@csnssos. AL Of Brook
- t~sn~o On bs tpnsacsed In tbs court o. the
Mswd~ps ~ sey bot No calendar of contacted CA 60
49, ~ ssAA~a ss~y nooday snA saturday.
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nxsa H@Svsshss JsAs DsssssM-n Gin Be rsmem.
sst ~ We jury In shs 60 watch 49, ben ported
= 49, soiu.nA rssasrsd . vsrdios In fsvsr Of The
pAsssG fS si,ooo fer breach Of preniss q marriage
= - p~& q ssfsadsnt Yesterday csunsa for d.
eeo1nnt Da4s motion for . tr,a, hs oonai6erfng
~ - akmases excessive undss M clrou y
senses1 ~ esendant esiag . mechanic many years
sAe9 hss paaisus and hsd bssa acquainted with her
- 0esGa thes nesssss plightsd aGscslsa nor pecu-
s1ny 6amags could ~ srged In sAis cAss 0pposilon
- na1s ~ counsel the other side Dasson bad
passt upon The record charge aganss Miss q
sAssstes Which - failed 10 sussain By testimony
ssemisAs< 90 hs behalf he asmagss coonss shoushi
w~re nss sxcs~ave
The o>cssos IN ne matter was reserved
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rs Cbavss Of PassisG Csanserfeis Money.
Before Commissioner Jonea
Ussas Ssss - HaaGAss BvsvM The hearing m the
60 - Mathew BrowA arssssd NE change Of Aav.
- passsA sAsss sssnsssfss ay fractional
ssuSssyl upos Charles G1ysbscknsr u LsGsrts Park
essG piscs yesterday morniAG re svidsacs fg he
pssnseases however, failed 70 show thai The money
- besn psDed By Ne tefsndanA and motion Of hs
$685.. Ar 3 Pssrssil h sas discharged NON
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r~wssy sn-vsecn - ne haif-psss three s'clook
~@v<~s usas fe. Hsn,sr's Point - or~sppor 40
$1,000 hissos - ss~ls ~ ~ ne man wsck On 10
800 w~~n. 80 ss~iss isss ssn.ses vssA Ne tram
- msn~se nisssA snh nsmpass1 village totally
As@s1~hss - - 81 = NJ lsss~s train. rss loco
l.suvs - - o~s~psa w~h wss s,ss sson1sosay
G3rk - n1ltns ~ sslea y A pSplss6
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Commissioner aud are bound take ont licenses, II
wilt all probability be necessary To establish another
police pr The proper enforcement OF the
law Notwithstanding the close watch mntaaet by the
BROOKLYN police. there Is douhi hat large quantity
OF ouor sold this fr-e AMI Independent locality
for which licenses paid
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
psurp STATES CIRCUIT couar-sH1rm DISTRICT.
Property Condemned.
Before Judge Benedict.

Retains Of prscass were made yesterday, and,
tsa of Assistant United States District Attorney Allen,
ne following property condemned and ordered 70
- sod
o. hundred barrels Of spirits seized No. % Water
Sress dstillsry OF j. winters, YORK street. dstery Of
Puck haoar, Of Wilson street aud Kent
-. 4 D.. d,ssiilsU, 40, Of VIM. Murray, on Frank
- avsnae, dsaIlery Of N DougheSty, on Doughty
sssAsshmeni Of p. Rosenberg, IS North First street,
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swiieA ro~sanaiely no lives host On recsipt Of
mi~sa sngines despatched from Hun
rons ghn aebsl- ~ me and bring the
uMf0@ 40