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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-24
PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

. A SBURY CHAPEL (METHODiST). COR.
"A fernando and Linden streets.
BOWMAN. G. H., MACHINIsT AND
attention given to repairing scales. l0i
(yLAPP, VANCE & ANDERSON ATT0R-
" neys-at-Lsw. II Madison street, Memphis.
NALVARY CHURCH lEPISCOPALl, COR:
" Second and Adams sts.. Rev. DR.. White.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH, l7s
" Union street. Rev. W. M. Patterson. , aston.
TNHRISTIAN CHURCH, COR. LINDEN
~ and Mulberry streets. Rev. DR.. Caskey.
CON9REGATI0NAL UNION CHURCH.
" Union street, bet Third and Desoto.
OONaKE9ATI0N BEN EMETH usRA-
" ELITE). cor. Second and Monroe SITS.
CUMBERLAND TERRAIN
" Church. Court ST.. bet. Second and Third.
nICKINs0N, WILLIAMS 4 co. COTTON
EIsHER, AMIs Il CO., MARBLE-w0RKS
EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND
ENIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SECOND
L street. near Poplar.
EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, con.
Il of Poslar and Third streets.
NRACE CHURCH lEPISCOPAL), HER
" nando street, bet. Pontotoc and Vance.
r EvETT,, j. s.. 4. CO, BOOTS. SHOES
- and Caters. cor. Union and Main. 5S-t
MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD
lM Office. No. 27S Main St. Bethel Block.
MEMPHIS 4 OHIO RAILROAD DEBUT
vi head Of Main street.
DICKET, ED. BURKE, ATTORNEY AT
i Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy. Office,
No. s Courthouse. cor. Union and Second sta.
DOLICE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. No.
L AZ Madison street.
/ Third streets. r. O. Gist, Postmaster.
DOYSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 CO., AUC-
N tioneers, Z6 Second street.
ID USSELL'S PRIVATE MEDICAL Dis
III pensary. 40 and AZ North Court street.
CCHABEL &CO.. DEALERS IN STOVES,
- Tinware, Crates. M antels. 227 Main street.
CCRUdGS a. DUNCAN, ATTORN EYS-AT-
- Law. 10 Madison St. Memphis. Tenn.
| q EMMES, b. J. & co., PURE WINES,
- Whistles and Brandes, 24 Second street.
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.,
y cor. Main and Beal streets.
C0UTH ERN LIFE INSUR NOE COMFY,
= IL Madison street.. +. M. White. President.
CT PETERS OHUKCH (CATHOLIC). COR.
= Adams and Third streets.
CT. MARY'S GERMAN CHURCH GATH
= 0LICl, cor. Market aad Third streets.
CT. LAZARUS CHURCH (EPIscOPAL).
- Madison street. east Of Third.
CT. MARY,s CHURCH (EPIscopAL).
- Poplar street, near Alabama.
V'RADERs. COTTON FACTORS. NO. sa
L Front atreet. al
WHITM0RB & co., STEAM JOB PRIN-
ters ~ Madison street:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-24
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-24

Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postofhce-hsw Arrange
March s. 1863. )
Arr. Clos'g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-24

IS sSs I.sss iss1 done ~. si ss sn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

6orerror-Judge Lewis Dent Of Coahcms
Lfest Gorerner-Judge Jeffords Of Oh A OF "op,e
Iudiior--A W. Wills OF Tshmlngo.
TsarsrJosePn R sscsy OF H,H Of Rankin
San Public TnstrtsoonThos 3. Gathright OF tpen
The following nominations for ConEro" "'''
US" Gst Distr,ci-Maior j. L. woford.
ma Dtstr1ct-Judge VIM. Kellogg.
IYh DIstyict-No nomination made SstkthS present
writing.
After the nominations were mahe. oo'n mnnncs his
appointed to wait upon Judge o6dpes, the Convention
which he did In brief speech. expressing MS ioI
tbe honor conferred In making him the
Of the National Union Republican party OF Mississippi
He announced his intention OF entering tno %
promising them great success for CONGRESS
i'm the lid District being loudly called for responder IN
lengthy speech in whlG ddae ne KsoSS was formerly
member OF Congress from Illinois, ana came TO s otae
about two months age IN dee Of the Ninth Judicial
District by Gen. hmes. He formerly indorseu most
heartily the Radical Republican Convention OF the ISL Oh
inv and the administration Of Gen Ames, but deserted
TO accept OF the Democratic nomination 10 CongIeSs
The state ticket nominated by this Convention is Dem
ocrac Rebel concern from the beginning 70 .o emu.
Not OF the nominees not even me nars has been
voted the straight Republican ticket since mere aS
such party R0bt Lowry the Attorney H. ost
General in the Rebel Army and mas pee o of
bitter opponents OF the Congressiona pan OF
ton that the State could produce Last Sea !hs Pc
the Constitution, denounced 'se idnGht assas
sins, and thieves viliHed Gen Grant and the Chcago
naforn denied The right OF the negroes 20 the ballot
and IL today an unpardoned. unrelenng Rebel No Re,
publican who had been prominent In TINS COnserVaNe
the stats or Congressional tickets Such men
as Col warner the Hon 5o william villa III s BTeSS'
tered and democrats of biterest kind were 6rough
forward as the most acceptable. There were ABOUT
coored men present delegates and they we're OF an
inferior and ignorant class. The action of this C0nven
non viii have a wOndrous effect In uniting the RepuD-
scan marty many who had bOlted having already re-
Turned TO their allegiance. The most encouraging ac-
counts from all parts of the State are being daily re-
Owed at the rooms OF the State Executive Committee
in this city The Republican party is organizing rapdy
and the old Wing and Union element is coming ID Ju9se
Toote the strongest in Eastern Mississippi mas
utterly repudated the Democracy, and says ne VIII sup
prt the Republican ticket He is ID favor OF unise s,
tiat party which is supported by President Grant ana
hs Administration. The experiment Of Georgia, VT
gnia and Tennessee is not likely 10 be repeated III S
sBsippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE rRorHrNGHAM LUNAoY CASE.


The matter of the application for writ OF
habeas corpus to have Henry rockingham brought up
before Mr.. Justice MeCunn aud discharged from the
Bloomngdae Lunatic Asylum. came on for argument Ia
the Special Term OF the Superior Court Counsel for
Mr. rockingham Informed the that he had received
several letters from Mr. buckingham. while the latter
was confined In the asylum asking him to apply Tor WITT
habeas for his release and stating that ne was
not insane when put in the asylum nor had been SINCE
and that he was detained there against his Will The lay
after the rt served DR. Brown the Superntenoeht
~ the ASYLUM Mr.. rockingham had made his appear
ance at counses Office and said he had Deen released Ny
DR. Brown. Counsel wanted TO have proper, return
made TO the writ and denied that DR. Brown had right
discharge Mr. Frotnin CHAM. in lieu OF making proper
return Ia the Court Counsel contended that MT
inoham was sill I'm custody OF the Asylum until awiuy
disoharoed by the Court Dr. Brown SAID that DIT
Frothmgham was committed as insane since tne ser
vice of the writ be had been free 10 go or stay ne au
Ieft several times and had come back voluntarily Coun
el for Mr. rockingham demurred 10 tins return on t
grounds that Mr. rockingham was SUI IN the ~
fhe Asylum and that proper return, signed ana s%V
70 had moi been made DR.. Brown said he had tolu ni
Frohing that lie could stay as he nkeu ne
Brown had much experience In such matters anu M
opinion that Mr. rockingham was lttle INSANE a.,
committed but although not now c0nValesceht no uIu
NOT consider his condition dangerous. Mr. Justce
MrCunn said lie had known Mr. rockingham TOT -
years and he believe him TO he insane Couhse
for Mr. Frothngham said the testimony ana papers
relating to commitments OF this KIND shonld pe sWays
led mn order that applications were made lor ais
charges the proceedings relating To commitments cSuu
be reviewed aud passed upon An alehueu retui &
inc been made that rockingham was not insane ne Was
discharged by the Court Mr. Justice Mccuhh VIII g'o
an opinion Ia "a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvgRPooL-In steamship Java Sept laC Hal har
doc and Wife Miss anes and maid b. Harris Mrs Darrsh snd
i,nehter H. whtney wife children aud maid hsgga NJ hn'
ger Medano W Whitney Mr. Welsh, Mt Miller Mas psNson
Ni,. Wbtuer Mr. Collins and daughter j. aonroe asd
brother Mr. and vile Mr. GOnrlay and vile Msisoo
Nr GoIekns Mr. Rother wife infant and ma MI aud s uas
X Graham Rantou MessA BOrrosmao Collins Irn"e iAno
Morris Mclean Mccullough and Robesyp Zen hkhas ana We
NJ mi Mir. Cor Mr. Dayson wife aud child Mr. Ward Mrs Lnr
.pt Miss GArasse Miss Howe Miss sehhser Miss hrkham Mr
Mr. Gregory children and M aud Mrs Geo brese mrs
uprv WIN and Miss Book Mrs bTaggsn and ehl Mt
Rndsy vie and servant. Bdo Kobbe X Cner z Carter,
Miss Woodbridge Mira Cuter Mr. aud Mrs Cross BsHy SnP
John Cross Mess MeCreey, Reh Russell hotgo W
Mitchell Leahy Hovey Graham uruhsr Iayiot
Pratt Bohsen Sprnan p Shannoh Post Byeth
Carries aud YasSe r. Johnson and WIFE, MT and Mrs AZ
thur MI and Mrs Baclman Miss RagiIh M Lowe wfe sud eh
drn Mrs Honau Miss Kills, bss Dewhpg Mr and Ms DAh MI
Ed,A wits. Mir and Mss Gstson Mr. and Ma Aver MT nd s
kdgeon Rev Clark Rev, NJ o. DNyer Miss hAhan 'ouu'eS'
Dommsry and wife Miss Dali ..,.. . .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
CRIMINAL.

At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Dodge, Helen Smith o New oeahS
accused by Anna Davis OF No At Sxtl-aVe WIN ua'bh
stolen pocketbook containing S75 from bedroom occu
pied by the women. The Defendant pieaueu nps
guilty but was held TO answer james Hatan' VINO
stabbed his wife IN the side with pOcketkhlIe, IN
drunken tit Tuesday evening was Drought beioie te
Justice and committed TO await the result OF te injuries
which, it the opinion Of the attending surgeon may
terminate fatally
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice lowing
commtted John Higgins for having struck Farrell MOhan
OF No 28i East feminist on the head WIN sone oa
ing bad scalp wound On the 2jd Oh July the stoIe vi
Mxue Bront at No. 34 Pearl st. was entered ana DING
boxes Of cigars valued $685. stolen Peter Navarro oi
No CO New Bowery seen by the proprietor 10 edso
the place the cigars but was unable 10 secuc MS
arrest until Yesterday. The accused was cotllen..
Charles Waterhouse German, residing at No 81 Chiys
TEST yesterday picked up package OF tea NIneu ~
$50 from In OF the store OF r. BaDcocE NJ 40 20
PARK place He arrested with the stolen properly Ala
ms possessiOn, and was committed
The Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Redford opened II m. yesterday with yer! hgn'
calendar. Assistant District Attorney hutchins OF
reared the people. The hrst case was that o
oDounell 10 wears OF age, who charged VIII CON-
uniting rape on Lena Brets, 10 years DID, on Tue li
OF December. Mr.. Charles Spencer appeared lot tue
prisoner The case lasted all the morning Inc jury re
tired to consider their verdict and after the aDehce
not guilty William Harvey, Thomas smith, anu frank
Kearney, three youthful burglars We're chaiee ntsn
hreakug into the house No A. East Nneteentn.st on tue
Ioth OF August last about in the evening Inc oHeer
and knowing the family in the country he entered
and found prisoner Smith, inside ana the olct
were afterward arrested. After an absence oi
half AN honr returned into court unable 10 agree
dismissed the case and after reprimandg the boys they
cer llsinls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE INTERNAL REVENUE CHECK EMBEZZLE
$500 MFNT.

This case, in which Sheridan Shook, II. B.
Mateson, and j. T. Abrahams are charged with embez-
cling check given them in payment OF taxes, and with
depostng public moneys in banks other than public de-
no,tares was resumed before Commissioner White yes
teriay pursuant to adjournment. Counsel for Mr.. Mat
teson waived any further examination behalf OF his
client and Mr. Mattesons bond renewed for his APP
pearanco 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury j. +.
cleveland, recalled by tho Government testified: Have
that Collector Bailey make examination OF
Mr. Shocks books have never seen tho cashbook OF MI
Shook; made the affidavit ON information and BELIEF
did 90 ON Information furnished by Collector Bailey
that there entry tho books o the receipt OF the
check In question the FIRST time Informed that this
check had been paid TO Mr. Matteson about month
ago; Mr. Colgate informed got the receipt FOR the
check from Mr. Colgate; made investigations at the
Nassau hank To II the check had passed through
there CrOssexannati0n, Called Mr.. Shocks attention
10 tho matter Of the check aud the receipt and no said ho
had examined the books and could nnd no entry of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
MISSISSIPPI.
CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
WOLVES IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.

... WOLVES IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 9.-The telegraph has
doubt already informed you that body calling itself
the Conservative Republican Convention assembled here
yesterday Judge Speed presided the Convention
and made speech After announcing the arrival OF the
cricis" and making some other commonplace remarks
he said he thought high time the people OF Misss
sppl permitted to rule their affairs that
the military monster Gen Ames ought 20 be removed
from our midst Applause and woe be TO the who
stands the way OF peace He further suggested that
tho past forgotten and thought would not be advisa-
bio 70 seek closely fOrtne Of the late He
thought that all parties less responsible for
H. After the appointment OF the usual number OF Vice
Presidents aud Secretaries and the delivery Of more
speeches. the following platform was adopted:
The National Union Republican party Of Mississippi in
convention assembled hereby announce and declare the
following the principles which shall guide them In the
approaching campaign in this State
Fret That Iearm the principles enunciated in the
Republican Convention of sd June, 1869.
Second: That IN addition thereto, announce our
selves In favor Of liberal system OF free schools
may the largest degree OF harmony and good feel
ing among all classes Of our citizens
Third: That We cordially invite the Immigration Of
capitalists and I'm into State, and pledge
ourselves such legislation shall most efectuaily
protect and foster all the industrial pursuits Of State
and thoroughly develop all It's resources.
The Convention next proceeded 10 nominate State
ticket, with the following result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

cheok had no good tp suppose that Mr. Shoot
was cnpsbe and charged hn with tho Others because
was assured by Commissioner Shields and Assistant
that 10 would be necessary TO do
order to make out case. Spencer Kirby tesied Am
chief clerk IN the Office Of the Assessor OF the Thirty
ond District: bxye examined several assessment lists
file in the Office; examined to sec whether the
lists contained any assessment against j. Is.
Alexander & Co. for the six months com
mencing June. 1857 found the firm had been
regularly assessed during that period ystec the nrm
OF j. b. Alexander Co, whether they had made
covering the liabilities that the cheek was
drawn for; told that they had been INFORMED tht
they aud had made o voluntary return
OF for 20 months sending the return by CLERK
who said he had delivered 10 to the Assistant Assessor
the check In question was to these arrears Tho
case will be resumed this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY
MISS ANTHoNY'S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
REVOLT IN THE CAMP.

REVOLT IN THE CAMP
For two hours yesterday AFTERNOON .no oo,y
pariors OF the Women's Bureau, NO " ha's 49,,
third at were filled with gathering OF lsuleS in'o
in woman's Suffrage Dotted nero anu 'no'o 20
a man or two. silently drawing back hall aireiu
~ snaat for Il WAS q woman'sI meeting ana 'non'
,,hon r,,rm,, had ceased. and chatter faileu io'
,.ot n, food To dwell on, came rustic OF ouinn
material and Mrs. Henry ID. stanton noateu nv w
ram RAD upon the table. This meeting WI, w.
IN order" Mrs. Paulina w. Davis sketehed ths "o"'
suffrage question 1t was In NewEngland WJoa,'
and youched for its antiquity. Mrs Biake' -
and nre,ty said little Speech we'll worded anu Soou
hrarea about man and what he did-did not anu
sboud do-and OF womans faith and DEVOTION anu sou
down amid applause. Mrs. Bronson, lauy VIM ~
solitude at q window, was asked, hKe fl'An
saw something when 10! on that balmy lake d 'n"uo
bolt fell She rose. She did not believe III 'ne 90
Woman would not be benefited by n-hor ioin"n' - -,
came, not prepared TO argue the point ioi ~ - ,a
the argument sustain her position could nau po
hv ber now. vet abe talked aud Onrght anu ie' sue
dealt II was not fitness for ofce that was consiue
availability was the pretext 70 foist oad men upon ~
people Two great parties IN lanu po'u n0o' " -
which shall hold the power there IS no representation
the people. The franchise is fraud' anu "o"ion W.
NOT Gain by &C. Mrs Anthony asked the lady'
with a slight tinge Of irony, II she pehe'eu ~
n monarchyi The answer was ioSt III 'n0
use of dresses and applause Mrs Norton wanted INC
discussion 10 be carried by all means We thns VIC
are right and we want the truth lady rose anu sau
that truth was oil she wanted, but she could not ge' "
Mrs Stanton said This the place certainly TO near al
sides of the suffrage question Mrs Bronson da no. WISH
20 be forced into discussion MISS DOCTOR oowoiO' uu
not wish an IDOL Pleasant had been set here ana
,rsb,rneA sbe herself was in doubt. Let es nave
hotb s,des and et us Know where We stand HORACE
Greeley-we pass HIM by-he writes against u.s. ana "o
think him wrong. May not somebody else 'ninA
hun right and us wrongf Let us havo al
the light we can. A timid sweetspoken niue lau!
Joined the ranks of the dssenters and wanted inc anu
suffrage women to marshal their clans ana ngh' ou'
next Wednesday that line If 1t took all summer MRS
Wbour thought that IL woman had drunken husband
or son abe would know which way to vote when II was
question whether millions OF grain should make bread or
rum sensation At last it decided that Mrs Bron
son should prepare her argument against suffrage ana
meetthe suffrage party Wednesday afternoon ~ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
INQUESTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest az
No ana East s.teentll.st, over Patrolman John NC
In.vrs OF the Eighteenth Precinct, who died suodehV
on Tuesday afternoon from hemorrhago Of the lungs
while on duty in the market at the foot OF has'
s,xeenthst Mcintyre native OF Ireland age 700 30
yaars Coronrr Schirmer held an Inquest at NO. Ivy
Gmdson-s ST. over Henry Seekamp German, aye s =,
years who died from njaries received on uno o' ,td
10 runaway He seized them by the head ana III , en-
deayorng to stop them the pole Of the truck ssruca @
Coroner SchrIner held an inquest atihe Chameis7s
PoliceStat over Herman Schnache, age ~ Ia
The store No 81 Murray-st., was taken Win ploos "
the uugs fell the floor. and died III rev homenV''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE FJRsT.AyE. SUICIDE.

An inquest was held by Coroner Flynn yes.
,odv ovar Frederick BrodersOn, who poisoned himsen
at No s2s Frstave thepaticulars OF wnch were s.en
IN The TRIBUNE yesterday Mrs Mary har.uns .'.
fed that Brodcrson proposed marriage " n', har
n He did call and not being admitted 10 s,
snce threw bouquet into the window; d, wrote
a,ned admission into the rOoui, anu slttnk coon
an ietters He then went away, but reluin1u o Dut
after and went into room, when sue Jaw him
sa,na yellow stuff in his mouth. sue tnen
ST,tb taxing pOison which he denied, but a. ve
adntted the fact decarng that he dd noe nrccnred
+, as after ard sscertained that the deceaseu g
rem cents worth Of poison at tho store OF nj; nSted
Mahvz No 1876 secondaye by alleging ana verdict
A. for teIegraphic purposes The jury renhereu q
that the came his death by taxing arSon0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
RAILROAD COMPANY CENsURED.

Coroner Keen,n yesterday concluded the ln-
quest in the OF George Christ, the young uer"
who died from injuries received two weeks ago. having
ha RIM over AZ the corner OF Avenue and Twelfths
nv car OF tho Grand and Forty secondst line III was
shown that target company crossing the avenue
when the car came up and driven through the
nassng over Christ The jury rendered verdict tat
the deceased came his death from Injuries from car
OF the Forty second and GraDdst line passing over hD
We nnd that the car was reckessy driven at the ne
and censure the railroad company for employing ah IN
oonnetent driver ON said car" Tue papers IN the
case will be fOrw arded TO the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
COMMISSIONS AND RESERVATIONS.
ADJUTAST- GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY. sent 10, 1863.


ADJUTASr GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1869
The following named officers have been COM
missioned by the Comnander.inChief during the two
weeks commencing Aug 80, 1869, and ending Sept 10
1909:
TA,rs f>gn-. Of cara Josu DO'ehs Captain with rank
from Aus 10 1873 Iiee O.. T. Mei,ohn. resiEsrd
R,glmrnfo Of iHllHiry Irne rr,. s'ensnt
Neesr second spAa9 with raSs from Avg = S9 vice ospa
FROM JUL T. wee william Blrth@is. promoted.
Fosrh Rgi,ut II iaHtyJoha Hose Surgeon with rank no."
is 5"i rt1; E,:D. T S,aas, Ff'' Lieutenant
Isn ,'''fT sS .s.o f5s' F nSi L.Ssa
s ., S% r. Sf'i oa SSp. pIs S oSs.
7A, QHd hgTeH q b3a"ydhoni .,sos pq, . SSoISars
si,h asl from July 10 1862 Origtpai
~, d. ' asT T Iss yis S.ms plia. r,s
iorys.s 1'% n j 81 IS'n . ,1 f Williams f
moved captain With rank from July H. 1909 wee
Tvty S1a sgeh Of Iaat Alan g Bash Major With rank
The designations the following named oihcers nave
been accepted by the Commanderin-Chiet during inc
TSirf R,gimcn Of onraLtouard khngsL Second
Sep, 1853 Henry wubsu Frstleutsnaui sept o. 1902 Michael
fU,A RTsiHsaf Of Anton Never Colonel sept 1909
Ssrnh Regiment Of IJannyChsrles A. hason Captain Sept O.
EsAM Regiment Of Ilniry.-wiAm L. Carr. Colonel Sept
Trcuy-srA Regiment Of IaHtry-JacOb Hsnmuler Captain
Yryignn Regiment Of rnntyJlcOb Weber Captain Henry
Klroob. Firsi Lieutenant, sept :. 1899 -,
TAit Rsgwct Of Id"trT-FrdsreE hiiebrand First
SSrsa si Regiment ., lntyolud p Smith Captain. Sept
2 1893 81
s,reny oprh Regfm,ni IdH'y Augustus H. Yield Second
Rrgmcni Of IndnyCOrnsus vss SAutyoOrt Chap
a sept g. 1909 -, 81,
SpItyuftA Regiment Of IRunhyChTr' L. HelmaO, Captain
The folIow ing circular has been issued by Brg-Gen
j. " MeseroleJ commanding the 18th Brigade, Kings
County:
Hs.pqu,rrHn'. llIn Bsis.ps. n O.. s ny,
No o. Nallst. New-lork, sept u, 1909.
agSEHAL ORDERS. No. Al This Command viii assemble Uni
lows Regiment MONDAY Oct st Union Ponds go kegt
,pt on Wedussy Greene sbth Regiment on Friday
oct g at Fort Greene; sd Battalion, on MONDAY Oct
H. at Uniou Pond, HoSitIer Battery o. Friday, OCT
at Fort Grrene All O'Clock p. except the HoWler
B.ttery which will assemble at 9o The Brigade STAG my
equipped mounted will assemble a. fort ureene Cd
Wrip,,y Oct O'clock for inspection Master rolls
vii be Brigade Inspector Major isn Foster Ma
BrookvD before date OF inspec
zion heodors Innston to he Adeds Camp WIN
ran First Lieutenant July 1862 vice hilbert Evans promoted
- BY order Of Brig Gen. J. V. MHsHRoLH.
IawIs Brsve Colonel Assistant Adatantdeus aud Chef
ofStaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
SENTENCES.

The following were the sentences IN the
Court of Sessions CBrookyn yesterday, before Judge
Troy and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees, Ann Cunningham
penItentary twelve months John Williams burglary 20
wears OF age married native OF Germany sent TO state
penitentiary one wear Henry Barton, grand larceny,
born in ireland, "a years Of age married butcher oy
trade: Pententiary three years Joseph r. Prltcnaru
Grand larceny "a wears OF age, married gastter. born
In England; Pententiary year. Thos Uga born IN
London 40 years OF age married. safe-lnakeT, feDten
tisry one wear Annie Walters grand larceny. age 20,
horn I'm ireland no trade Penitenary four years. eleven
months and 80 days