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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
Sli0.5O REWARD.

hereby otfrr reward Of s2s for the ar.
est ana convection of the scamp who a,
three several times in the night during l,s,
week, threw stones through the windows Of
John Millers saloon opposite Alex Moeller,.
store
+, J. Coorrn, Mayor.
In addition to the above also offer .
reward OF s25 for the same Object.
j MILLER.
VIM. Pascoe viii add as, John . Dowd
and Thos. Jenkin each s., =, d o,her-citi.
1ehs enough TO make IN al sllg.5O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

NouoE Having by long course Of
dissipation sod dehsuchsry ~ weakened
uy will ss to be utterly pou<rless TO ,e.
sist the appetite for alcoholic liquors and
not being particularly snxious to "jie
snd be ID ~ yet, | hereby solemn.
iy swear that ] will prosecute to the u
HmS 7hule Of the law, ANY .aloon-keep-
er, druggist, or other person who shall
give or sell me any .rsitu.us or m.l.
Liquors Of any kind ~har.osssr.
X tEARlEs EeAHs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

1HE smut machine over tue way ex
eept- to Mr.. Ilaigrimson, Rep, candidate
for County Clerk, because j, does not
know him. The Democrat will make his
acquaintance to its sorrow during the
next two years, or we urc no prophet
Regarding the qualifications of Mr. H.
se can assure the people that they are
ample to fiji him for any office in tte
county, though We cannot (as the Dsmo-
crat doe, for Mr. Strong) claim that he
is unexcelled in the State
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
JoHN. J. DAVIS.

CORONER SO absorbed have We been
with other matters, that the csndidste-
for CRoner have not received the stten,
tioa they merit The opposing gI.di.tor-
are John HutchAon, 4 p. aud Matt
Bishop, DEN. Whichever il elected v III
DO full justice to their victims, but we
tblak John, having some experience
rather the most capsule.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

Tsk past few day. osr cit, h. been
ey-rrsa ~ita candidate. for oS,ce Anopg
aspirant- noticed we're Henry Barnard
Democratic caudidste for State senator {:
Jna I Joner. Rep candidate for Treas
urer Chris Kes.ier, itep candidate for
Clerk of Court; IN. sand, Rep candi
date for Sheriff, orvi,le Hroug, Dem
candidate Tor Co. Clerk ID Mcfarland,
Dem. cand idate for Sheriff, K l.. Read,
Dem candidate for Prosecuting ttornev.
DR.. Van Dueen aud Nm. Rowe, Dem
cundiistcs for Assembly. frsncis Little
Rep, candidate for senator and Vim
Robinson, Rep. candidate for Assembly
OF course some Of the poor fellows will
be beaten, for whom We feel serry in ad-
vance
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

MR. EpIyoR. - Haviny allowed nv
name 10 be used in connection with the
Rep. keRs orial uoIlina ION under 4 nj.
apprehension rs 10 The position ol our
worthy Senator, take this opportunity
10 urge MY per, onal and political friends
"a do their utmost toward. the success OF
our whole ticket-4. good \ one ~ wa.
ever presented to the people Of Iowa
County.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

"AtRE are all those vounr men " how
ibe great and good Doctor ,;rnelev b,.
sent ~es'? As Nchrnska has ,,;,.r
o''''' m'J"r'tv against The philosopher,
they can hardly be there Perhaps thcy
sr. IN Illinois, Wisconsin, and Miunps,'.
- Ana perhaps that Is why the hi,
Dbn"s -''ll ch-ri-be- strong hon. n
csfN'ns thos" states tor the dorfnr !,
November. Unless those yonn. man
manifest themselves somewharr on, ,..
hv 'h"'r votes on election day, the has,
migrate. may live 10 see the good ,,n.
n"''',h'"i meonc'nslv his trnnchcop
over th"ir heads, and bidding them -,
"es a"d wet, even 10 the hrirh, s.ttin,
o' thr sno, ~h-re no vote, are cns, No.
sbah be, Tor evcrmore
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

LOOK out Tor roorhscks and trick. Of
all kinds hy the Democrat. just before
election. The game is evidently to "let
Greeley slide and ms-. all their force
on the County ticket Republicans don t
DO deceived. Vote for the Republican
candidates. from PresiGeut to coroner.
here is no good re.son Why 4 single
name should be serntched.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

TpS new Music Hall Of C.r,.r;,k, 4
DAVIS l. al attractive addition to our city
There are for sIiib ton aud sal. sotue of
the very host musical ip-trum.uts made
Among sh'ch are the Wood aud l.tev
Organs, and the Ariou Chi,keripc and
steinssy fmn".. tn. house has agent.
csh'ss'ihS tue county, to whom all VINO
want to buy should give attention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

MUSIC Ltssoss, Mr.. s. T. Osborne N, r.
MS services to the public ms teacher OF yo.
cal and Instrumental music, and instructor
IN thorough bass. Use ni Instruments fur.
n'Sh-d and instructions given when de.
srrd III ihe Music Hall OF Cartwright &
DAVIS Terms made known on Application
at H. T. O>bornc's Store. If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

COOP ArPoINlMEHr.-Ex.x governor Lu.
cius fsirchiid has been appointed Amer
lean Consul to Liverpool In this ap>
pointment the President has displayed
good jud gment, and conferred honor on
our state
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

REGISTER board OF Registry will
he in session next TUESDAY, ne H. |.
Resde oticc for the h,st ward, and at the
council room for the sccoud. Let every
voter see to it that hi, name il on th.
roll.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

Mrs NnlTlLE-EY l. receiving q stock
O! trimmings Tor ladies dresses, hats.
tonbet~, etc, and oJher fancy articles. to
which attention. l. invited, at Camphelrs :
book store, opposite the bank Mrs. W.
aiso keeps . stock " extras for the
Wheeler i Wilson sewing machine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
Nj A RI r. I h ID

cox REN In this city. Oct. 9th, by Rcv
r. springer, Mr.. Thomas A. Cox. ana
hi'' halie lucn all of Mineral Polni,
We owe an apology for failing 10 record fiji.
UNION last week. Though tardy, we hope tho
worthy couple will accept our rcongrntuIut;or,
ana acknowledgements for the boun'iful sup
ply Oh the marriage feast furnished In.
printers.
"iLLiA us WlllTE.-At MifIlm, Octohcr
ism ls'2, by John Sharp, T. VI NIpis,r,
mr' J"h'i 4. Willianls to Miss Gertrude I
White all OF Miiiin ''' -
NN-PATEFIELD- In Mineral po;o, ..
q, ,haml"y's Globe IIoiel.Dci loft Is,,
mr Prlcr Wonn, and Miss Bessie p,,tcne,d
both Of MIliin. '''''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

BRISa home my book. Many of them
l have not seen 60 long that | wish Ia
re-estabhsh my ownership. You can
borrow again if you wish but would
like 10 re mark them.
n. DALTON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

Rev. LYMAN PnELPs lies dangerously
Ill at his residence IN this city. Many
irieLds extend sympathy, and hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
JUsr arrived. At Dailce-. a sn)epIid l.

Jusr arrived. al Daller-, a splendid 10,
oi fine Dress Goods. silks. hiack and
c"tored, ~. serres, Pougee-, Pnpins,
japanese "a'eroi Robes, Veleur-, Sat
tecns, Empress Cloths, together with a
foil line ol Merinos, black and colored
Aipnca-, making one of the richest and
mo-t splendid assortments OF dress Gods
over offered in this ei,y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
Local intelligence.

IF The frst pdge ofthe Tribune ,riN be de~otsf
10 LocM matters. Far advertisements tsrce nj
pr9fe"ionh cards,b inherited oa this ppos. ,r.
'hdH ohdrve fftR per cent. cIdn1nce on ortiiairu
r6fes. No Mrcs eats" ,oiU he lItop.d on nj,
page nt1ng rdtes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

That Building Psperat The Post.O flee
Book Store, is one OF the best things
ever invented Those who have ,ried j.
say so.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
Tsso aAs CAv MAS.

TINTED sIkrkS 1nrEL, tNt.Gt~ wIssNs
" OiD .rtND.l hohfevlil-, '.cnusn.
Having IA, charge pi th. hot.l for tern OF 'esrs
II propos, .erp It for the special Acco ulmodatiou
~ the trsvehng FGhtlc.
lhsy. large baru and seep attentive ho~lsrs -
propose god table, ans keep The bar ~ aii
hmts sup siri ~ith the D..t of hIGars
Ny strict attrutiou to bUs,Ec.s hope 10 deserve,
aai receive t4ir share Of The igo'ic pstrohsst
IIUl-ik.tf 1HUaAh HDhAb.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

The u mocra! thinks John 7. Jones a
weak candidate. That concern thought
the same Ui President Grant \ shor,
time ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

Hooking Jt>ki> want sportsmen, and
e'erN body else who appreciate good gum.
to call aud examine the Whitney breach.
loading shot guns, which they have Tor sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

ptLLts snnerb stock of Ladies' and
ma r'n~ Trimmed Hats are now open.
nose "esirous oi getting the la,est style
had butter avail themselves of III. hrsp
opportunity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

: Fos SALx Ar EAkGAn A frst-class
top buggy, patent wheels, With pole Al i
shaft. The tuegS can he seen at Priest.
icy 1 Bohan's Iiv-rg stable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

hEtr pegrins away" was one Of
Ahrs' ham Llncnlns pet notices Ion
,e republican party Of Illinois. Of yhich
hr Wa. me original leader carry tho
'""''o INTO pr'ctlc,l effect Keep pcr-
e'ne AWAY, and the reward of victory
y VIZ "''f' '''ah COMPENSATE all your el-
tor'' On the 9th of November
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
JSS%ps, G., Mcs sx'etiiss.E,

ATAkUfA r. khL OF All Atnds o. urEamsnta
w Hair Arr., such .,t.crtcs, Breast, Ins,
watch. Castds, Nec.I2cts, Finger aiufs tar iuxs,
Charms &C. Alga Guri., y .tcrfsIls s~ltCirs, La
sjes' Front Pieces Gents Zig aud ,seri thing ~
hs line. s.h pad ior raw nAir. 4. ". SoI lio
Mineral Point a1 is Ixu-3ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

AT the Presbyterian Church the sub
Ject OF discourse next Snbhath evening lie
The Bible ia the Public Schools"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself an Inde per.
dent Candidate for the office of Nemh,r NJ
Asscmbl, for the Southern Assemhl, Ola.
trict of Iowa County.
NICHOLAS CDAD.
Sept II 1S12. 37mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

lHI bradley Metcalf hoots and shors
60 IN ''kc hot cakes. The, are found a,
H. L. osborne's. Every pn,r warranted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

IhF stock OF dry goods boots and shoes.
'r'h'hips notions, &c., at rhe tnr store 10
Unsurpassed. 60 there and see tha, this IL
true.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
COM gHCeIL tsUIAE,

Uodyryiiic, Wis
jAMES JONES, fRoFREToh.
JNdIs HOUSE, 10, sted nearly oppost. the cur
| uuusc = the m II cgr,clpn- IA the village. "a
rev building; rooms veil frai-iich, and the tAhis
always ssYpliei ~ilt the nc.t the market Anords
rev Baro /. a.,u b, itg erected sheFein no ses caI
- veil car. lor ~ re a- l.plt rat,. SIf-zstt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

'Lo'NG orT CRoorrT FOR 1872 81 sets
iof 30 ANA - sets Tor 1890 at The /. q.
BOOK store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

iHE best cigars in Mineral Point, are
found at the .ny Bakery-3 tor 2jcts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

h'E Geese Feathers only rs cents per
pound, at D-lers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24


is unexcelled in the State.
PoLnICaL MEElING. p. Snclker,
Esq, Rcpuhl can candidate for District
Attorney in Iowa County, will addre-,
the people at the FOL ow times and lace.;
At Mflin, Friday evening Oc, 2j.
1T Linden, saturtay evening, Oct
26th.
A. Mineral Point, Monday evening
Oc. 2Sth
A. Waldwick, Tuesday evening Oct
10Th.
AZ Doige'ille, Wednesday evening
Oc.. 30th.
A. Rdgcvay, Thursday evening Oct
8 It,
At Aren,, Friday evening Nov, lat.
A. Avoea, Saturday evening Nov 81.
II the meetings commence nt I o clock
Mr.. SmeIker j, ready talker and we'll
posted. Let the Republican, Of each
Town see 10 it that he has warm reccp.
ton Poster. are issued and forwarded
I" friends, Who it i. hoped will see tha,
they sre jndIeiou-ly distributed.
A.NEw DhpARrUnE The present cons
d,ien of our Public Schools reflects great
credit npon the teacher and the board
Every paren. who regard. the welfare
OF hi. children owe. to our new Princi.
pal and his able a.si.tan, lasting deb,
of lran,sde.
A pleasant thing for u, 10 record is
this fact, as n whole. our presen, corps OF
Of tsacLsrs will rank with any in I'll.
State.
We arc gratiaed beyond rn.a.nre tc
learn that there are cla--e- in the Public
schools in the Higher Mathcma,ic. m
clsnt and modern hnxunse.,n and in draw.
ing. These constitute n schedule ol
studies which ought 10 win TOR the iiigh
School the respect Of every citizen.
Another new feature i- the music
Our rchooIs are hrvel, indebted 10 Mr..
Cartwright. generosity, for IN. loan OF
one Of the Esiy Organs 10 MD in cIoth,n,
hard study with the charms Of music
Rhre,orical exercises, ~eesly y eAamin-
stons, music, drawing, the Higher Ma,h-
-nsiios and languages, have lnieed u-h
cred . usw era into our mrthois OF pub
lie INSTRUCTION, The Golden age is dawn,
'ug, tniy believe aud You shall yet see
the glory OF tie better day
Bot the new departure j. not confined
10 the in sllectuai training our teacher.
are eHJeav0rio9 to intuse into their de-
par,uIehts higher moral tone. A. \
result there ia better order IN The halls
l.ss roxdvi.m on the streets aud on the
play GROUND. There wsa grrat need 10
10th ward. tor reform in ,hi. particular
lac placed in every room our national
standard work on morals. tia. Bible.
Thsuk. TO the American Bible Society,
for their generous eii,s Of Bibles. Long
live the spirit OF trs. progress
There Is no earthly reason why our
city cannot enjoy the benefit uf school.
which will compete iavorably for moral
tone AMI intellectual training With the
best somnon school. OF the state. All
We need to do il to densnd thi. hiub
standard and DO sati.lied With moth o.
less
Our present Board arc up with tn.
times, and on, Principal aud teachers
have determined to give US hi. rich
boon OF l., cis-. school. Then rally
rally p0tl:c sentiment around these ma
Gonsl Institutions, which offer without,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

nHY.ICbAA, rtCht FtR WI 81 N"'O', OF.
fers b.. service. IL n's ojd triends ana the com
runity scuctsly y. uracc Ia ,rsher mtss
corner nsE .ud Ch"s'aut ,treets. kesden.s hear
Nm L.AI,As sou ,lde city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
=. II. EsItg%aS, VI. d.,

E0NEOT,A 7RiC pHiSiC!aN p btRGE0N
at.GKtL POST, ~lh
OFFICE HaC kS-At he.idence, ) TO ]" 4 NJ -
" At O6iet. tos Z, Il. sy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

CAsrAiGs BAn0Ks. either Greeley or
Grant csA be had At the 7. O. Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

nHYsIClaA A>t sUSokU -. once IN oosd''
! Block over b-llel's store, corner OF hikh and
Ch.anu, ,,rryt, mineral Point, "s PsrucGls
,ilentiou paidto OperstiS, ssrsery. A'iiI-ie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
REESE 4 CARTIER

A TTORNtlS AND C0CNstLtoR>. DOdgev4e.
n Wis. h,l practice III AL the Courts ~ his
fnt. yulNNy nOSO.y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Z. u. &NfEY.KE En.

N.urA"y rUBLTC highland, lows County, VII.
" Conye, ancng and collections promptly attend.
40 vol NV noi3f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
WV. ". y.sE ENs,

tSucceSsO,' Ia Co6J s. Lifsns,)
A TONY AND CUrhSELLVk At LAW
4 Miueg,l oint, is. rhctc'e in the / I.
sud -tate Courts aud r''-uds to agencies aud eel
tttous ia s,i pa ts / the tc.
once "a Leu.hsns' Book, opposite the Eos'
Vger l2iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
As.SsN WILSON,

A TTORNEY AND Cot NShLLok At LAW, and
a Ayeu,t-r y. ". NitY.i Life Insurance Company
ANA Repuollc Fire Insurance Company, Once oppo
t,r Ihe City Hail, upstairs Mineral Point, Wis.
llI-4S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
X. r. wrsHv.N

A TToaNFY ANb COUAstLLu AT Law. One
A 10 Ess; Front f,nom nr.t foorl Of the City Hall
kiuerA, Point. i.conbin. 1Ii-tS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
Z. ~. xnEsrxTT, ". n.
CNc. Il. WsLttEr, ". e.,

DuYsHiAS MI 81 Rt7roT. once in hohetts'
| nrug stUre iil.G clrert, MInersl Point. ihN-o
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
COVesHEN 4 EANIoN,

4 rToGNEYs AND CoUNcE LkRS, over the
a Post flee, Mne Al to,n' Wis. D!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
u. sy. ykS nssEN. ~. p.

~. %. ~ ~ Sfh>ANs '"' S'
DMYsICl,N AAD sCluhOA, L,n".n, iu"s Co
i wisconsin clAN-IV4V-H
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

SHs SEsll1s xsa ..seN-. y Carriage Esgr<s |!
NM
t'e'y hccammoii ion fr Traseers ani B1a-dss.
Hs'iHg Atslr pG-ri I'D good Heck he !, pre-
ssfed 70 carp pyr,. IL - IA, p4ft of The county
PURE BINrS AND IIQEORS
'ne bs.s qaa!iGy slssy. IA stock Terms reason
ssIs.
RICHARD Ro6rgs. Proprietor
~ rhr propnr.-r h.s is9 ArTe' o' 90 .ires
AAa Tor AAIs soixXiY as.IH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
DCSG Ef.:-i-E HOTEL,
kAIh srRsEr, p1Usgyf'IE. Wis,

rhslsa ssad comm Di'1ss huu.r opened
Tie 4th ien- .t ia t'tet ap N good
byis,sa4 supplied sin sveTg m0l-ru Convenience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

sustained by many OF my old friends; they may
have, unfortunately. committed themselves; but
have acted on principle. Pennsylvania must
be rescued from plunderers; and n II
should unfortunately happen that she should not
be rescued now VIII try hard II am elected to
the Constitutional Convention to prevent her from
falling into their clutches In the future.
The Governor desired not to be especially inter-
viewed on extraneous political matters. he had
expressed all that he wanted to IN his
letter, and that he considered enough. He
of the present condition and future
prospects, OF Russia, country next to America In
studied only the arts OF peace and the welfare OF
his people, and middle class OF good and useful
Inhabitants growing out Of the abolition 0fserfd0m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

fessional omoe seeker. heretofore, though widely
known In his district as leading business man, he
y now known In politics for the nrst time. HI
the polls. His opponent, Ex-Governor Ward. though
an mol. ola politician, has made less mistakes than most
are extravagant about his chances. not merely
OF election, but majority The Essex County re.
Ticket 1t is thought viii be-Justce John Mills foe
County Clerk James 9. Gamble for Sheriff. John ".
Taylor for Senator. The liberals and democrats
have not yet nominated for the latter ONCE
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The liberals and democrats of the Ftfth distrioN
met at M0rristOwn yesterday and unanlmOusly
agreed upon Colonel A. B. woodruff, OF Patterson.
as their candidate for Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
THE CAMPAIGN IN JERSEY.
Democratic and Liberal Republican
Convention I'm Jersey City.

Democratic and Liberal Republican
Convention I'm Jersey City.
The Democratic Congressional Convention Of the
Sixth district OF New Jersey assembled yesterday
afternoon at St. Johns Hall, Jersey CITY, Samuel
M. Chambers was appointed temporary chairman
and A. o. Evans permanent chairman. A commit
tee on conference was appointed to meet the com.
mittee from the Liberal Republican Con-
vention, and after q recess the joint com.
mittee appeared and recommended the
nomination Of Attorney General Gichrist
for Congress. The report or the committee was
laid on the table. on the first ballot Glchrist
ceved % votes; Noah d. Taylor, 40. Leon Albeit,
%; William b. Rankin, I; Mayor oSeil, !; James
ond ballot resulted as follows :-Gilchrist IL, Tay-
lor, 40; Albeit, 4s; ONeil, 2; Brann, l. The third
ballot brought Gilchrist 81 Taylor, So; Albeit 40;
Brann, ]. The fourth and last was announced
thus Taylor, e5; Albeit, 80; Brann, / wherenpon
Taylor was declared the nominee OF the Conven-
ton. AS was stated In the HERALD few days ago,
the nomination OF Taylor was certain from the be-
ginning
The democratic County Convention assembled at
Library Hall and nominated, on the first ballot,
John Renhardt the present ncumbent for
sheriff; William Parslow John Mahan and Jacob
The Liberal Republican Convention met at Hum
bodt Hall, Newark avenue. After hearing the re-
port OF the committee from the Democratic Con-
ventiOn they repudi0ted the nomination OF Moan "
Taylor for Congress and adopted q resolution call
ing for another Convention TO nominate q candi-
erals Erumble because they have not obtained any
concessions from the democracy
Congregational Nominations I'm the Essex
District.
The liberals and democrats OF Essex county held
their Congressional Conventions in Newark yester-
day and solved the great question which for a
month or more past has been puzzng the people
and the politicians OF the sixth district. After tho
usual prellminarles botn Conventions fused In one
hall ana 10y &C slamation nominated Mr.. j. nj. Ran
dan, liberal republican,, OF East orange.
There was good deal OF enthusiasm.
Mr. Randall. though an avowed believer
I'm the wisdom of Horace Greeley, Cincinnati and
baltimore, aud u man of large means IL not pro-
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MARINE COURT.
Action to Recover for Goods Delivered to
Third Party.

Action to Recover for Goods Delivered to
Third Party.
Before Judge Joachmsen.
Joseph Dorman vs.. Henry vogel.-This action
brought to the sum Of $162 30 for goods
sold to the srepson OF the defendant. It appeared
that the plaintiff employed Abraham Behrman, q
minor. the stepson Of the defendant, to deliver
packages and sell goods on commission, and finally
delivered him goods to sell on his own account, al
the suggestion of his stepfather, the defendant.
The plaintiff sought to establish the fact that he de-
Mvered the goods to Behrman on the order OF the
defendant, and that he delivered some Of the goods
to the defendant for Behrman, and rendered him
statements OF the goods. The defendant denied
every allegation in the complaint and was corro6o-
rated by the testimony OF Abraham Behrman, who
testified that the goods were sold to him personally
and bills rendered to him for the amount. Abra-
ham was corroborated IN this statement BY big
brother Bernard who testified he saw the bills Tor
the goods and that they were made out to A6rac
ham, The bills, however, were not produced. The
Judge, in rendering his decision, said that the
plaintiff sought to recover for goods which were
never delivered to the defendant, and from which
he derived no benefit, and that plaintiff IN such
ase before he could recover, should make out q
Ease free from any doubt. The preponderance oil
evidence being with the defendant, the case dis
missed.