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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

PEACHES, by the box or smaller quanti-
ties, at VIM. Teasdales. Also all other
fruits Of the season, 29
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
Local Intelligence.

IL Tie first page OF tie Tribune NtH be deroted
to Local matters. For Advertisements, (ercept
erefessionaL cdrds,) trsestca on tbs page, ,pe
shall charge afty per ceat. adodace on ordinary
rates. No large cuts" etsH te 1ttotced on this
s>zsJe dtday rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

TREGiDDEN MILLS are located in
Linden, and use nothing but No Whea.
for the manufacture of custom Flour. Try
it
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

THE wheat crop is conside rably injured in
this section by rust and chintz bugs, oats
and corn were never so fine. --Dar}ingto,.
Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

AT Cosr Asr BELOW. -Deller is actually
selling straw goods at first cost, or little
below. Now is the time to buy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
THOMAS rfIVNIAS.

TINTED STATES H0TEL, (WATKlS wAr4Ns'
u OLp .TAND.) nodgeville, "isconsin.
Having taken charge OF this hotel for term OF years
II propose to keep it for the special accommodation
of the travelling public.
hay. n large barn, aud keep attentive hostlers. -
propose TO Sc. good table and keep the bar at all
Na,es supplied with the best OF liquors.
ny suict attention to business hope to deserve,
aud receive u fair share OF tlte public patronage
XXI. l2tf THOMAS lHbsGAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Those who want first class reaper
should call on Chas Russell Mt once.
The Mccormick is the best machine. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

WANrED.-A competent corps Of city Of
ticers, who know their duty and dare to do
it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

The Fresco Artists have commenced
work on the audience room Of the NJ i,
Church. Ii will be ready for occupancy
by the middle Of Septe mbes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

LIVE 0rEsE FEATHERS. A fine lot recent
ly received at Delcr's, and offered at low
figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

WANrED.-A girl to do general
houscwork. Apply at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Two or three suits have been tried be
fore Justice Read the past week. Much to
the dissatisfaction of jurors al 20 cents per
day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

FoR pure unadulterated paints, Vivian 5
Drug Store is the place to visit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Save your oats and horses by buying q
Mccormick Advance, or Prize Mower.
90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

fnulr JARS the very best styles and cheap,
at 7. Allen & Coz.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
PLArTEvILLE, July II, 1871.

EDIToR TRIBUNE Allow me through
your colunns to correct an impression,
which might he formed from a statement
made in the Democrat of the 18th inst
in regard to the 10Th AmeadmenL who
played in the game of ball against the
Mineral Point boys last Tuesday week.
We can assure all honest people, that
there Is not more upright and gentle-
manly boy in our club, (Which we think
on the average ranks with neighboring
clubs in these respects.) The only fault
the scorer could have found with him
was his rather active participation in the
score of % to %, and he took this natural
outlet to vent his spleen. The worthy
editors eyes must have been Il little
dimmed, and his brain rather beloggcd
by prejudice or forty rod
Yours truly.
MoUSD CRY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

DELLER has a full line of cotton goods.
Buy before the rise and save money.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

AT the reaper trial on Monday, we heard
several farmers express the opinion that if
proper steps were taken, most of the ma.
chimes used in this vicinity could be manu-
factured here, and furnished to farmers Mt
much less cost than now. There is much
force in this. The hundreds of thousands
Of dollars expended in machinery of differ.
ent kinds might just as well be kept Mt
home, as sent to eastern manufacturers aud
the profits of agents. general and local, be
saved to the farmer. If Tie establishment
Of manufactures ca mot be soon attained
there is another remedy for the farmers:
Let them form cooperative societies, and
order direct from the factories, in large
quantities, the machinery they need, and
thus save the commissions of agents and
other profits. Something of this kind can
surely be done if il is set about in the
right way AID with vigor, and surely the
saving OF 80 to 100 per cent ougat to be an
inducemcnt to farmers to at least make an
attempt. Nobody believes that the original
cost Of a $500 reaper is more than 800.
Where, then, goes the extra hundred paid
by the farmers. Why into the pockets of
the general local and sub agents, of course.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

PERSONAL Mr.. G. d. Strecter, proprie
tor Of the Plattcyile Hotel made Us call
on Monday.
Major ID. G. PURMAN of Platteville, favored
the 7'6w'c Office with his presence on F,i-
day. Our absence at the time is regretted.
Capt. j. f. DUNCAN of Darlington, late
efficient editor of the Republican, was in
town on Monday.
+. J. COOPER Esq, the energetic supern-
tcndent of the Mineral Point Mining Com
pany is expected TO return from the east
this week, where he has been attending to
important business for some months. Many
friends will welcome him back.
AMONG the pleasures of the past week
was call from our old and esteemed
friend Thomas Bckle for long ii me
our neishbor at Barreltown, now a resi-,
dent Of Grant County.
Mrs. JoHN j. Ross has crane vine
three year. old, which is supposed to
bear the greatest amount Of fruit this
year of any vine of tie s,me age in the
county. The yield Of this vine it is
thought will not be less than 60 pounds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
GEO. ID. WILBER, NJ. d.,

DHYSICiAN, ACCUuIHER AND SURGEON, Of.
Isrs Lis setyices to his cid friends anl iiie Coin
u,upty GENERALLY. Office in GRADER a Whites block,
,rruer liigh aud Chestnut streets. Residence near
wv LANNON'S, South side city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
COM ,y2iRCIAL ROUSE,

COM VI ERCIAL HOUSE,
podgevle, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR.
fi,HlS HOUSE,, located nearly opposite the Court
l House, Is the most capacous IN the village. Is a
new building roou.s well fnrn.sised and the table
Always supplied with the best the market affords.
new Barn is about being erected wherein horses can
Ce well cared tor at reasnable rates. XNil-29tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
IOSEpH NIITCHELLE.

1fANUPACTUREk OF all kinds of Ornamental
MI Hair Work, such bracelets, Breast llns,
Watch Guards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear Kings,
Charms, &c. Also Curls, Waterfalls switches, la
dies Front Pieces, GentS Wig, and everything IN
hs line. Cash paid for raw hair +. U. box 20
Mineral Point " is xNu-3ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
N, DALTON, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once In Coad's
l Block, ever Delers store, corner OF high and
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, WIS Particular
paid to Operative surgery. Niii-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
e. IL, HEESON, NJ. d.,

EOKEOPA THO PHYSICIAN G SURGEON.
MINERAL POINT, WIS.
nFFICE HOuRS-At Residence, s to 10 A. Nj
" Al Olsse. ~ +. NJ.
14-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
CYRUS &ANYoN.
WV. w. LlIN EMS.

(SucceSsor TO CObb d; LikcHS,)
1 TT0ENhY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
y Mincrsl Point, Wis. Practices in the L. S.
and state Courts, and attends 10 agencies and col
ivciious in all pa is o the >t'te
olhce Lenahans' Block, opp site u est
Dce. l2ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
Il. Il. WE BEis,

A TTORNEY AND UOUNSELLOR ATLAW. Office
n in East Front i.oom (irst hoor) Of the City Hall,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 1Xl-io
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
=. w. RE ESE,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
u Dodyeyille, Wis, Attends to collections and
prac ic, S III all the Courts of this State. xAl-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

PETER NoBLE e. Co Agents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
ALEX, WILSON,

4 TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
n Agent for N. W. Mutual Lille Insurance Company
and Republic Fire Insurance Company. Uihce oppo
Nle the Ci,y Hall, upstairs, Mineral Point, WIS
xxI-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
!. X. MOFFCTr, NJ. ID.

J~ Il. NIVT u y 4 II ~ Ds
)UYSIC4AN AND SURGEON. Once ia Mohetts
Drur Store High street Mineral Point. XxI-l
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
-vt. --st.'as
BAPlISM IN FLUSHING, L. /.


Services In the First Baptist Churcs--Build-
ins House Of God from the rouls Of
AIeu-Tko Rev. u. r. Middlediich and His
Ftark.
FLUSHING, Sept. 10, ISL
In this siaid village the sabbath is heraldea by
dozen admonltory bells. Some OF these might be
called 'sweet Tipped; - but others have q nasal
accent decidedly. like that OF the prosaic cowbells
OF the pastures. The minority or the populacc
presently nooH forth from their shaded homes. clad
N all manner OF clean starched and shining vest
ments and the streets at the going and coming pre.
sent lively appearance. worthy OF Fifth avenue on
q winter Sabbath. However, one OF the charac-
teristics of f. t
TuE PIoUs FLUsHINGEB
Il to affect q manner Of great sobriety and deep
meditation, observing In churchward walk rigid
dccorum that can only 10 the result Of great ana
painful seltdenial Divers comely damsels Ike
wise walk churchward, and, although domure and
modest present not unaitractivc pictures 10 allure
tho most devout IN nd to the contemplation OF what
pertains not to holiness NN 4
Among the dozen churches or Flushing there is
one immature edihce which is doubtless smallest OF
them all. in the archives Of the town II 10 dc.
signated the First Baptist church; but, as there
u no other Baptist tabernacle hereabous, tho word
"nrsr' Is plainly an unhoy addition, which serves
merely TO tickle the vanity OF the members Of tho
congregation. This latter Is extremely small. The
namoer OF persons who assembled to-day TO be
sscourased on tho hcavcnward road by the Rev. X.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.


From Harper Misunderstanding Arthur" poem
by Lord Lytton; "Aga,has Husband.n a novel, by
Miss Muloch. .0f.ln -ts
From Ciaxton, Remsen g. Ua1elanger Phila.
delrhia:-"American Wonderland by Richard
Meade Bache; "Aureola, or. the Black Sheep" a
story of German social life, by Mrs. A. shelton.
MacKenZe. Sis gt Noerf
From George W Carleton: :--"Crown Jewels or,
the Dream OF an Empire by Emma L. Nointt.
From Henry Carey Baird, Philadelphia :-'Oues
lions a the Day." economic and social. by DR.. WI.
lian Elder IN llu.. r,lnr
Fvom Hurd Houghton -"The Last Nlgnt,r ro.
mance, Garland; from the German Of "Anastasius
Gruir' translated with notes, by John O. Sargent.
THOMAS NAsT's Illustrated Almanac for 1872 ia
already In the press OF IIarpe, q Brothers. at
Ii. HUDSON HOLLY has new work on Church
Architecture IN the press OF VI. II. Mallory s. Co.,,
Aartforl
> TIN SCIENTIFIC WORLD Will be giad at the re.
nowal or the publication OF "Les Moudes,n that in
valuable weekly journal, edited by the Abbe
.MelRno, whose interruption during the dlsas trOu5
Siege OF Paris has been much lamenteL. M
IN AN ARTICLE on "Mr. Seward in Mexico" the
saturday ReufeD says:-"If to any one man IN par
tcular is due the suppression OF imperialist designs
and Old World medaling IN the West Mr.. Seward ,s
the man. In Mexico, especially, set free by his
hand and brain from French domination and In.
tTtgues, is he the god Of popular idoIatry, and
Colonel Albert 8. Evans Is his prophet" All Of
which Is apropO5 OF review OF "Our Sister Repub-
lc Gala Trip Through Tropical Mexico 10 ls69-7o,
by Albert s. Eyans.u
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
A BOLD JERSEY BURGLAR CAGBD.

A short time since a.robbery was rerpctrateI in
LambertviIle, aunterdQn county, N. J. Mr.. Tai
cots store was entered and great quantity OF
silver plate and jevclry was taken. The burglary
Was bold one, as Mr.. 1alcot's store Is on q main
street In the snug and pretty Hunterdon county CITY,
Onicer Dean, OF Trenton, put on the track, and
after a time found James O'NeilI, the man wanted.
at the house OF the notorious Bella Brannan in
Philadelphia. Belle, a. she is Called had IN times
past obtained unenv vable notorlety In Trenton as
keeper of house OF III fame. There ensued, when
the capture OF O'Neill was attempted In Philalci-
phia, q bloody naht, and
THE PRISONER WAS SLIGHTLY woUEpEp.
After the first capture he escaped from the officers.
and was only caught tnrougn a mistake on his
(ONeiis) part IN going up q court which he
supposed was Q street AND had way out
into main thoroughfara Finding he was
caught agap lie turned and fought the 0licerS, and
was only with great difficulty held. lie con-
veyed 10 Pennington iail, which is new one and
considered very strong Jim O'Neil AS he II Called
nearly gave the jaNor the slip While that functions.
airy was dreaming OF the slrength Of the waljs and
bars with winch his prisoner was combined, jim
CUr THROUGH SOLID IRON BARS
and, within an ace, obtained his liberty. Jim has
been triel before Chief Justice Beasey, ~ the
Hunterdon Court, and, having been found guilty,
was sentcnced I'd eight years hard labor IN Ne n
Jersey State Prison. at which institution ho arrived
there, or he will hnd some means of escape. Amer
his arrest q quantity OF siiver plate was found IA
Philadelphia, wherc the Uold burglar Iau been
stayiur
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
IEMPiE I" BETH ELOHiM."

Dedication Services Yesterday.
The temple "Betb Elonin," Pearl street, between
Nassau ana Concord, was reopened with appropri-
ale dedicatory services at two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The order Of exercises was commenced
with an opening chorus psalm f-s axis
IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE; A
Aftcr which the minister OF the congregation ap.
psared In the vostibule, when another hymn was
sung and the ministers, trustees and procession
shen entered with the sacred scrolls. The c0ngre.
gatlon which very large and fashionably attired
arose aud sang Tho minister. Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs,
was assisted by. Rev. Wassermann, Of New York,
and Rev. Brandensuen. the latter gentleman being
the Rabbi OF the Beth ElOlim.
Inc procession, when wus formed at the residence
Of NJ Hess President OF tile Society, was headed by
about nitg young MISSES
Hrt IN WHITE AND BLUE
ribbons, preceded by a band OF music. Three OF
she Oldest members OF the cOngrc cation carried the
scrolls OF law, which were heavily Ornanented with
silver. After q circuit OF tho building
HAD BEEN MADE THREE rInHs
the ark was opened, and prayer in the German
language was Ohered by Rev. @. Brandensteiu. the
scrolls were then deposited In the ARK An English
sermon was preached BY RABBIT Isaacs. The interior
Of the structure Ii very handsomely 1tted, and Il
new organ has replaced the old instrument. The
cost OF tho improvements was $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
LITERARY CH[T-CHAT.

JUSTIN MCCARrar'S STORY OF LADY JUDIrH,n
which has been running as serial In the Ga0Tu,
will appear In an octave volume from Sheldon
Co.'s press. taa.ta
GEORGE NJ BEARD will soon publish, through
Mcssrs. g. p. Putnam 4 Sons, 'Stmulants and
Narcotics, Medically, Philosophically and Morally
Considered.''
MIR. BENSON J. LossING has In the press OF q r..
Putnam & Sons new history OF England, poti.
cal, military and social, from the earliest times to
the present. 81
MISS NJ. Il. BRADDoN WRITES TO THE Athen@uDa
10 protest against the American publishers who
palm or upon the public the United States stories
as ''by Miss Braddon,' which were never written
by her. The latest cause OF complaint is q New York
Sunday paper, which, she says, prints as hers,
.Leighton Grange; or, Who Killed Edith Wood.
vilef'' not one word Of which she ever saw before.
Miss Braddon thinks that "a sharp Outcry for in.
ternational copyright" would follow such treatment
Of American writer's by English pirates
TaE NEW "DIcriONAEY OF BIOGRAPHICAL REFER
ENcEp by Laurence b. Phillips, just out In London,
Is complained OF by the AthenGu1n for commemo-
rating too many American names. That should
render the book popular in this country. It con
tains brief biographical sketches of 100000 persons
and In one compact volume.
TIE bNaLIsH JOURNALS ADMIT THAT the cclebra-
tion OF the Walter Scott Centenary was a compare.
tive failure, and awakened far less interest and
enthusiasm than the Burns Centenary commemora-
fion OF 1859 The poet OF democracy IL deeper down
in the hearts OF the people Than Sir walter the tory
baroneL tcl
DIR. w. II. NussKTL, EDITOR or THE Army and
Nary Journal and correspondent OF the London
Times is about 10 publish bis "Private Diary OF the
Franco Prussian war; a. viewed from the crown
Princes armv.
RICHARD HENRY sroDDAIDs new volume OF pc
etry will be entitled "Tho Book Of tho East. and
Otder Pocms.r IL will appear this month. from the
press of the publishers In ordinary to Parnassus--
James r. Osgood & Co., OF Boston.
NEW DEFBNcE or CHRISTIANITY Is TO APPEAn
under the title Of "God, Reason and Science: De-
fence OF Christian Ethics against all Popular Objcc-
tions-Scienlhc, Philosophical and Exegetical- with
Concise View OF the Religions Of the World" BY
| d. NJ Evans, A. M.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SAIA, who lately bagged 25Oo
damages from Hahn Friswell for an attack upon tho
| former In "Modern Men OF Letters" now sues the
London publisher, Scion camden Hoten, for DAM
ages IN reprintng Bret iartc's buresquc on Sala's
| stylc In the CONDENSED Novels" The sensitive
sala should learn that malicious libel Is one thing
| ana good humored burlesque IL another.
TuE CONTRIBUTIONS to the Strasbourg Library says
| the National XeHupg, are advancing rapidly. The
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

Grand Duke OF Baden has given 2,doos volumes from
his library at Csrsruhe. Switzerland Is generously
contributing and Vienna proposes TO do something
handsome. .-t e., saf.- + 1a
I,-' ,..L q y4L .,,J ~ '-,.. an.
ROBERTS BROTHERS are still behind with Inc
American edition or Joaquin Mer's "Songs Of the
Sierras," butnis said That the quality OF tho book
VIII not suffer by the delay. Vrfrrr $3.50 -nin
The ACADEMY says:--In the CO1thM magazine
for August Miss Thackeray writes OF Jane Austen
with profound and unieigned admiration for tho
creatures Of her fancy and with the warm personal
regard which springs upon nnilng thas favor1te
author was one OF those women ''true, gentle and
strong and tender, whom 10 love is liberal cduca-
ron.n tH
OHARTEs SCRIBNEa h Co. will publish, this fall {,
Rev. Charles Hodges systematic Theooey," In
three volumes, work which, IL said, up the
results OF long lie OF theological study and nves-
ngatlon
Tue SAME HOUSE has In press "Americansms," !" by
Professor Schele de vere an attemp to classify and
group according to derivation the whole vocabulary
oi ''siang with which our progressive people have
loaded the noble English speech.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
REofEsN0 CT rALaiab,g TABERNACLE.

Vast Consreeatiou aud Jtvxe fcusributiaus--
Christian Usity praacked nnd ExenspfGed. \
The immense semictrcunr structure IN Scnermer-
1omo street. Brookiyn, known as 'sThe Taberna-
cie." which has recently oeen undergoing improve.
ments, was reopened and rededicated yesterday
morning. When tire exercises opened the vast
building was closely packed to the DOORS 30
Rev. r. De Witt 2almage. pastor. ofIiciated, as
sisted by Rev. stephen H. Tying, Sr iEpiscopaiianc
REV. J. Hyatt smith tBaptst); Rev. Dr. Croois
lMethodist); Rev. DR.. Prime ltPrespy terian9 and
Rov. DR.. Ives tMethOdist.) pvfb g1 eli iliw VA
Rev. Dr. Crooks read the Scrpturai lesson and
Rev. DR.. Smith delivered the prayer. .. ~
INCOME AND BxPENDITURE. I'll
Rev. Dr. TaImaGe said he was glad to see SO manS
brethren min. representing all the great de-
hominatlons lie was Riad that the building was
now completed, and capable OF accommodating 800
bnore than by the old arrangement. The expert.
mcnt Of filing Tree church. without regard'ro de-
nomination or to the doIlar question: only giving
priority OF choice to the first applicant. had sue
ceeded They were one year In OCCUPATION, and the
income was sls,Vv0 end lie expenses Si7oVo. B.
M THE sERMoS nT
Eev. DR.. Tyng, Sr., preached from St. Matthew
avn, 20 2l, winch he regarded as the grea, dcdl
scatory prayer Of The High prest OF our iat making
ministry, ana whicn prayer Is assnrodIy verified In
spite of Incidental separations and the varied
aspects Of haman life. Tney were ali ono IN hope
and iatth and looking 10 the one Inheritance. He
stood before an array OF brethren, every one OF
whom he was ready to take by the hand on that
question oil
= eg TIE UNITY or THE cHuRcH,
truth so remarkably and uuthfujly illustrated in
that gathering Of worshppers Ifthey were faith
Iu and earnest tho glory Of God would descend
upon them as upon the tabernacle OF Moses aud the
kemple Of solomon.
COST OF TIE CHURCH
Rev. DR.. Ives made financial statements the
cost OF the church, including ground and the gr. nd
organ. was $4,000, and there remained balance or
II q oY AFT "a lU1
tion to contribute the spot. The reverend speaker
appealed TO the congregation IN SO persuasive way
that very soon upwards Of $4,000 was contriDuted,
In sums from 5000 down 70 $40.
(. Rev. Dr. Prime then delivered dcdicatory
prayer, and Rev. Dr. Crooks gave tho benedictlOn
Rev. ]. ii. Vincent DID,, preached at midday
service, and the pastor preached In the evening.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
SHANDLEY FOR REGISTER.

grand banner raising will take place this even
ing at Broadway, corner of Twenty-sixth street.
The banner to DO raised u an immense sheet OF can
vas, bearing the inscription. "For Register Eowaru
j. shandley' ana bearing also portrab oy ofo.on
Wilson ~ the b,ondc Young magistrate. Speeches
will he made by Colonel }. n Felows NJ. y. NJ.
i,rooks ana others. Grafulls's band VIII discoums
the music, and hreworHss calCium Lanss suu otv"os
Will aid tho enthusiasm
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
COURT CAlrNoAa-IHTs DsY.

Judge TraceyNOs. 57Sl, 6slo 6ISe o337, osso 1891,
6as2 e3ss 0ss4 $500, e39l, $780, 0sss, sssi, esos.
Part 2-Belore Judge SheA--NOs. 63sS, $3.50, o2o4,
$685. 625l, 69V $685. 637O 0371 6S72 647 e36s, e374
0s,5 6376 6379. Part 3-Bef0re Judge JOachImsen.-
Nos. 6552 6552,f, Sso3s 0009, 0VOs ~