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AIRS. OAKES SMITHS BEA u TIFUL
NI ROMANCE.
vorsrH EDITION Vow sEtpY
RFRTHA AND LILLY:

On rnF PARSONAGE OF BEECH GLEN
On, ,i.rut limo Vslune Nth ulnstrsfions Poe e.
me urs brief extract. but he k.y notes o. ensinJ
Nc recent s0of has received mere marked A'7
fTov the pres. ,., rr-hr,.
Albany A'S1A
,---.sr h.r ans re-er. rork Of fiction. ="
N Y. DsT Book
story Of EXQUISITE be41y- graceful AID f.seins'nt
fPhils elpnia News
xtk noun,sin ard valley dover. sd vat-r III
- s m Dispatch
romance, b1, fill ef Hfe II has power Il has trnih'
Boston Bee.
Anon, r.rrsetive Of r.1e beauty =, SIN ;,nee
" So intensely interesting ne rssd it AZ one string
fClevelsnf farmer.
A 1rc.e rcsu.' ssrl-te -:h elody ard iHassry.'
Boston Chr1nice.
"Csrro .n to Inspire the reader with noble PrPose%
hns,ial freeman.
"A beautiful creation" lBe-'on rTaaserP
" TIE vtrJ beat fiction We have re,d foI years
lG.eh', Fell ReP.bLesn
'A'''''''' = " ''''- -''''' Hartford Republican
"Pl.nrea and executed Is ms.terly ma, GER"
ULiqu. in character and elegant in Style"
VIII ret be laid .dd, until the content. d=vgDrsd
bingham Joqsns.
NO, nor to the best Of L.nsrns's' lOhio farmer
- work Of exlsOTdiasTy merit
ICIsvelard Herald.
The story Is a majestic one fDn:arip Messenger.
II will be eorce6ed mastery eioTt !AlburI Adv.
Portland Eclectic.
The fair suthor hs, been erinenty Successful
Buffalo Republic.
woik Of uncommon freshne. and power
State OF Msre.
She needs only to speak and it IL So good singing
Empire City.
Destined 10 produce moral and social revolution "
Published BY &c DERBY, New Marble Blding.
No ll9 Ssssn-st New York.
sn,e copies sent by mail On receipt Of Pree aid Tor sale By
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New md Important Invention.-Ihe Model OF q
nVFLlNG BRiDGt interded TO transport ram OF esIs'
s,,. or ,iv.rs without ObTucting navgaOn an nde
r or ffe.hes has Just been completed oS the pa
~, M, FRI DEBIC FIELD, and may be seen 81 No ID
.b, 4, obviees completely the d nGet ana ncOnven-
NJ, ~ d,aw bridges and promises TO b. OF neaenlsole sd
,,e IN Railroad ,mpanss IN the matter OF &c ,ncy and
no comuuny In the matter of safety All who
I'M the model concur In tie opinion that me inven'
h one Of the wsnta OF this 90 ahead age
M nav he eve huodred places In me United States where
such methcd Of crossing stresus Is desdetstuin
n. The Pnblic.-There are In attendance At Dr..
lSpi RSON'S ONCE No 81 at adwas cor OF Grand 81 Z,
sk ho blind frcu hsmmation but who nave
y, restored 10 sgh BY Or rs Treatment within the past
~ opth. An persons interested are invited 70 cal aud
,ue Themselves between the hours OF IL aha r. ~
kur days.
cf have been afflicted over two years
Postage stamp. g Cent? for sale al this Office.
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Amnsemcnts.


THE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
b the Pubic at small charge until further noucs- Moot
- Paintings and staruary are stl on skhiodon
|DURTON's THEATER-Cham
THURSDAY The two .ueeessful pie 'es-uehtly draw
suow d.d tonses and receiving losd applause.
Ne American Comedy Our SET.
lad the capital dray,., Of .,,s,,pr
Or MAID, WIFE AND MOTHERS;
H. Buiisp IN two Of his beet ehN-aetsrs
~ The Of the company 81 sppeaf MIN
MOBILES
RRoIDWAY IHEATER-B Boxes AMI Psrquet
hs Is and 81 Sh.uss Of uus-door. ii s., perfo,
sns "a ras sy ITTs 81 t s rssTGP%r
ise ssiI. Mr. " Hsrr.on compolioo.. Horac s'ts
ss.ro, ............Mr O Res clOrnd, Me- ryue
BFTsEY BAKER
os.uy....... Grosvenor Rsi.r, Baker MsG 'ueenhen
R0WEkY THEATER. Prophets aud Man
Srr P wAIDRoNi STAGE MsnsSer, R0Sr jones'
r. T IS EvsSISSo tospn.Stsy Sf ssns
s,hs,.h.s I' RICHARDSON LYONS C0RsiGAN
Ils0UR raE TARTAR, and ether Entertainments
NATIONAL Manager, A. II.
Az ~ fUkp6 stsse Manage, Mr.; G. L. FOX Pnces of
& g c.Ds 6ool. cp.o Is' g. r ~ cent. ooss
s,tsEei THIS EyEN 80 iSe sstsrtsn@. mt. vii com.
NC NJ. nth The FILING ISLANDERS Pesr wilkins Mas
s T. foS~sd By the sAvsSs AND Ds fafM s
a. sisA isyo5's Dssss BY M'' La Fsns 10 conclude
WALLACK~ TuEATER.-DoOrso open at "a;
tartan risss st IT AdaissoD-Dr.- ci,els snd Par.
cent? second TEL + ' sS R,ysis s...s So I'D
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
s ss1sy Bennett. ss,s Hon Nm: G.na; Mr. s aos,
a. '''' tn The o xRrftL DopGER
At Artfpl Dodser vneeu; Emily Harding. Mn Stewart
BETSY BAKER
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

TyPRFSS WAGON for SALE.-S.rongly
r. trI With Platform sprir o. and low body Used Que
r.s, Nov thoroughly repaired and newly psiotsd Cost
%4'N JOHN A CRAY No. 81 Gifts
TOR SALE-A very desirable FAMILY
HORsF ia, hand. high Black ys-rs together With
soSKaWAY sUGGY and HARNESS n.Xls nee. Css
- zen Al 81, by inqarnE OF J. o. bEAaAS II Ansss
st,l., Nos 80 AID a West IstRst., near eth Az.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.

FOR EsRUARY-CoNTENTs of No 2; PHRrsOLoGY-
aLp.ury-A Medium Among the Orssns-Phrenoogy In Lon
don PHYsioLoGY-Wesrirs the Beard BIoGSAfHY-Oeo
W. Curts-Ch.rles NJ De LEPee-Criminai Lss'anon ana
pie. D.e,olipe PsYcHoLosY-Psy chcsl Influence Of Men
raj Inpre..Ions-The Home Love-Airieulsae EoITo-
sI-k,y Or White and PhTenOlogy-Eyents OF the honth
Hone Voces-Notes and CuehesJenersl Notices -Miseel
lap,-New-Yorh Free Academy ,,-r,,s r,r,
One Dollar Year. 10" LthS AND WILLIE iN"'Soe'''
M Sfs Broadway Sev-Yoik
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1S55 THE &c ! q RIAL 1865
Tn. February number Of TIE POLfCHROMAIiC re
TORIAL MESsEsGER now resdy. beautifully illustrated
m, lsrse .psrsvin suitable for framing, By 10 inches
81 RATTLE SCENES .tetehed the Seat Of war, haoi'
som,ly cologsd A,o Map Of the Crimes with interest
~, Item. from the Live YABsee the Seat OF W
sirsle uunber q cents or - Per AnnuIn. IN ADVANCE
sTiNSON A Co Publi,hers. No. s. Broadway.
ROSS JONES TOusEY, Agens.
No. lf3 N,sssu Of New YORK
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THE sEw-YOnK TRIBUyE

CALIFORNIA OREGON, AND rHE eAND"lCh
eSns !. puhs bed oD the departure Of each Mail steamos
psr,,~sI nsl ~ D.T aonaro single eooies siH Ce0~
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Cost ano found.

MrscHASTs BAsg S.w.York. jan. 1855
Ar 600 KEWAR ID III, or s Gsy saes
az GOlD coptsnins Is 90 each. The above rewsd will
be D AID for the recovery Of the property
q. = REWARD.-Stolen on the evening Of 9th
D inst, from the door pieces Black EnsDsled Duch.
ly.ds IS inches vide The above reward vii DO paid
a. ,,heir ,sroy,ry ID. HAMMOND. No. IS CedarS-
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Gotels.

MUSEUM HOTEL, No. % hnn-st, lev
Nt dom. um sd~s, Furnishes Rooms TO is, ~ no
u.ht or ~.eh sinse Rooms. 2S cents Open oil o%nt
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The February Number Now Ready.

The February Number Now Ready
VNHE WATER-CURE JOURNAL.-CON-
TENTS Of No. for 1885: Respiration with Illustrations
BAD We.her-reuences OF Changes in Climate and Seasons
Tho Diseu.son-Qusekery lbs suppreson-Nurture OF CHI!
dren. DnTLTIcs-fhhins-"hn Shall We E't-breaA-
Houinx- Besns-Peu-Csnsda Wood ChoppeFs-Eteeu OF
r..plr..s pREss Observation-Disclosures booner-
sIc.ue-Chpese Fsshons-statisties Letter Cure
IN ths We,t-In Rhode lssns-In Minnesots-ln Jamaca
F,YEu,Ry ToPIcs-F.shon and Psune-Deaih on the hAi
Profe s.ious sminf fsaoi'h
m,rt. in er-Msrimony-deme Noiee' ete, &c
T,Rys-Oue Doll,rs Year. Published by tOWLEhs AND
WILLS No. So Broadway, New York
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A sSISTANT PUPU..-Wanted, in Ladies
N School 10 central part Of the city s'i'tsrc, or one
fopr dsy for which Tuition will he given. address i'm
utdstely with name and reereree L. T. l., Uaion square
Prsf-C fice.
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90 farmers ano Others.
90 Dbom it Map ConfsriI.

% Ubom II 1fldD VoHlFIN.
my PERSON who wishes TO Adopt BOY,
~ , ,e.,, ala sound .ni healthy enid wh5 hss got no
,.-,,t, vi Pleas. cal a. No l9l Eat l3hst b,tSeen ft
ard secoDd avs third door front room Cal TOT one "est
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING
r., ~. nhio.ophy Of Adver,sns and the prset
- mode OF csrrvns out the system vsusble nfornstoa
nav y bod at PALAERs Advertising Agency, Tribune
Buildinn EewforG
CBILD to bDOPT.-Any respectable family
" uishirr MALE CHILD viii call 90 Ma GREENE,
No. 20 EsLcsmSt
FRENCH LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC
J. WORKS CORRESPONDENCE &c, Translated with
ne.ins accuracy and dispatch. Terms moderate Address
OMNIBUS Tribune Ofiee.
NOTICE.-Tbe New-Jersey Zinc Company
IN have this day TRANSFERRED the AGENCY for he
sale Of White Oxide Of Zinc and Zinc Psinss from
Mesrs Manning & sqaier 70 MeHa HENRY ATHENA
Co No le5 Wsshinetous--ysn- II, lssA
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xrv-YOaK TRIBUNE

,oE EUROPEAN aCU Il AfioN
~ 81, a., Sspartare OF s4eh aal Steamer for Liver
a vel snnsn, pO.tAse included Single copies sA
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WANTtD-By tidy little Protestant English
w Gil. ..iiuaiior to 90 hsht CHAMBER WORK. Apply
az No MilHesn place 6ths'
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~ ANIED-B! an experienced Woman stu
W alton - COOK Ia rrVa family Who tho-cushi
understands her bsines.; hss objection the
Ty; tesf OF city reference sven Can be das
No IS Wet 18th It between 5h and 6h-av secori acoi
hafs no
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WANTED-Ry most competent Girl, situs-
w ten 20 DO GU sMBSRWORH or WAtriS3 orw al
,sit N WASHING or IaO~ING WOgl1 hsve 10 oheri -
tale ~ Children Can - ell rrcomu@ndd rom Der
l.st plsee Cali No 81 Ni,s st. Ayenye A. for ~
days
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LAD accustomed 10 SETTING TYPE may
"A End en- pigment b. applying a. rhs oce u TIE BOOK
lyn Osie vAsm. bursb Daily Times No. 10 Sf.ads-'
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Gpetial Noiites.

General Committee Of Democratic wing feuna
seh'ss s,t,Is al th's Commiise viii he bsd AZ me
ss."wsy U.u.. TO MORROW (ghisy) EVENING. Feb
80 AKA ''''A' "' JAMES H. WELSH, Chairman.
T e. ACTON, {ylce-Chsirmen.
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u1AN1ED-A situation by respectable young
w Prots.tsnt Girl as COOK or " tsHEa sad no YER;
can DO all kitds Of General Homework In private family
|. ttil a.
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OOK OUT for THE y. Y. PICAIUNE on
IL SATURDAY.
sorioaf hit Al ,,..
COURTsHlP And ITS COAsEQUENCEs,
THE AMERICAN HElRESS
Is fich ard rscy CAIieataies
Ladies prepare.
G,nfemep beware.
Newsboys wske up
Price 4 ususl, ONLY rHRtI CENTS -, A..
The pew.bcy. on sunday morning will h.ve the fesJ1ne
NTFWS-NEWS-N S.-ILLUSTRATED
N LONDON NEws-Just received By the Af1e. me "a
No New Volume for Subscriptions received and P.
lie, ,erysd in this city Brooklyn ana Jersey CITY free 81
per aruur Mailed TO al par, Of the Used saev s
ToRNiNG BfRALDi DISPATCH BELLS LII LIZ
WFIKLY TIMES; PUNCH. ke. Specimen copies OF IL
IUsTRATED NEWS receipt Of % cents postage
s,uped C MoKEE. Nc. ssS Nsssaast. Sun budnss
Ths enly spthsTised Agent, for ~ Usi'sd sts'es.
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N. having BY thew signatures expressed their
.,,I ,b- objects ard ends Of Institution TO be known
"a ope Of Protection AID lnst notion for the Benefit OF
lr,. servants beg that they, OF course
,,eed ,he n.tutou he duly Organized and placed
u N, care OF proper Committee OF lsdies
pcl an OF ganzsiion they stll recommend the
st Of thing beyond thus thy aesie 10 DC uuoei0oo
stot rv ing their approval. - 1890. ,,,,r,
'"AN' GEORGE u. CHEENER.
JAMES w ALEXANDER.
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IN THE SHAKER SOCIETY
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

a
Mr. Mnn Ii. Trait called upon us yesterday TO relate
The particulars Of recent affair among tie Shakers
locaiec in the town Of Grovtl4rd Livingston County
According to Mr.. I. be has been among the Shakers
ioi some ten years having come from St Ouis for the
purpose. Among the female members Of the comm
nity was girl seventeen years Of age named Csihs
ne Iousa John son, who went FROM This city whom rho
was but two years old She las therefore been snOng
them hitetn years and must have been thoroughly
framed NJ member OF the Society II seems however
that she gave some signs Of discomfort and NJ Trait
no iong ago minated 20 her bis Infection Of leaving
Miss Johnson sRniod Der Willingness 70 20 with him
and become bis wife
How loIg the coutship bad been 10 progress We can
MOI state, bat on the first Of the present mouth penec
INTO positive agreement. and that day the pair left
Tor the residence OF Elder Durand, g Methodist minis-
ter OF Groyeiand by whom the marriage ceremony
solemnzeo. They renained at the house Of Elder Do.
rand for three days, whei Mr.. Trait went TO work
wetk for M Gray. On biz return be found that bis
wife had gone TO the house Of Mr.. Stevens, who runs
the Shaker saw-ml. II arranged that she should
Itmain there until Trait completed arrangements for
housekeeping. He again left and worked week for
DIR. Barnes. come two miles from the village Of Mount
Morris. On his return, TO bis utter surprise his young
wife gone, and nc could obtain clue TO her prob
able whereabouts. She had inquired Of Mrs. Stevens
about the family of another Shaker girl who resided
in Dansvile but careful inquiry convnccs Mr. Trait
that his wife did not 90 in that direction.
II has been sscortaiued that about the time of her
dsappearance-three days before Mr.. T. wss aware Of
1.-TWO passengers, named Johnson and DeGrOot, came
down IN the valley packet but il is not known whether
they females. 1t il said that the name OF the
Oldest female in the Society is DeGroot and tte
wToHged husband has suspicious that she in
company with bis wife. The Shakers, however, deny
all knowledge Of the Of her Disappearance and OF
her present location. Mr.. t. however, states. in op-
position that they were greatly excited at the deserion
and marriage Of he parties, and followed them up with
severe remarks.
The affair naturally creates some excitement where
II has become known. The Young woman has hed no
opportunity to become acquainted with the world out
side Of fhc Shaker Sociey and il is hardly probable
that she has deserted her husband without the
interference Of third parties. Who these are ia at
present mystery.
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~ c.s .,ucstc Is IN seecrdsaee with .e fsn belief As
earsee sousteuons " this As~ecislsoa
Mr. McEIII6o1r Of New. York. offered The iolow-
ipr REQ luton a substitute:
Fescsses That spproprt- pcons OF the Holy >croEres
sAly o1<hi BE rad Il al schools and ot< as
soitd s-culI ssgssiion peee teeosr,son q %
r p hch he p q always e.-~wher % rece
49, - ues.. GvsocnE directly rum other sources ne
utolesore Isuenees Of ~ IND morally
MI. Nc ELLlGoIT, the s.cv. III. MCLEAN Of Lafay-
cite College, and Mr. tsRlrSIrAr OF Brooklyn, cap
ported tnt fgNit!.Eis which ~us opposed by Mr.
,.nv .. No.. Orleans and ERAsTVs c. BTssDICr
ESQ of New-York.
PTsedeIt 1AFPAs Of Michigan University, afetr
few Introductory remarks, introduced the following
resolutions a substitute for both:
6r.e TLs; the ,etiieui expressed By President B.che
part ecueaon worthy AXE Of the Chrssu sad 'hs
Ct science
Eessd That his Associs ION in ndorsinx this sentiment
nisie Hereby fg belief thA PcIfec hsrncuy
tAss betw the Word sad tie works Ct Coz ~. The scin
fc eue theolossn who erp0unis the art snd the de-
ard philosopher the history srd
ss the second cannot essentially differ bas must NOV 10
wsId he end-the sooS q man and the sioiy OF God
The resolutocs beng objected TO on the ground OF
their bCirs introduced ir1ormaly, they wire with
crswn.
Bishop Porter MADE a brief address upon the sub
iect in which he oppO-ed the adoption Of Mr.. Nc
Eligots recitation on the ground that was fneyPc-
den 20 pres the sur e. Of The -catng The Scrpturs
IL schools: that orsl and rVgeas instruction should
he left 70 the Pulpit ard the Presc and further, that
vas not the province Of this Association 10 eS sste
uYon his subject.
Prof AeStw OF Pittsield supported Bishop Potte-'s
positions. He moved the indefinite postponemen Of
The subject, which was lost.
|. was hen moved that tie subject be lSn upon the
table. which was carried.
Prof. TAPPEs then re-in'rodueed biz resolutions,
which on being pa, to vote, were adopted.
The meeting then adjourned 10 this morning
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been sctus,ed only hy seu-s OF du'! ,osMo .le
s.ockl olders and determination 20 maih'sin VIZ
riaht. f.t ,-;e.
Nr Edfperfs erp-sssed de-i-e that sho1Io i'lei
.ra clerks II the bank, &c, which sAle wJal, u'
n Ia ssis be would restrain cSTrain EeLfs OF
he whom be vno. rsiood were annoying me. He ex-
prfs,sd deere to paint ny porvs alt invited me 70 ms
touse .r1 urofesetd great friendship Tor re through
ont Nothing further iraIspired unla the oiacaiaes
az tie bank b. came tie subject Of puolie cenmen'
ard newspaper discussion; then, II view oi tnls sts
Of til, p special meeting OF the beaTd OF Icectors
wa Cs1ei on p August t. ~aich addressed the FOL-
loving le''er'
MECHANICS s.yI Srv-YosK. AuE. 2 1855.
T. Il, presSenf Dirssio-s q n. MerAasies Baak
ohsILIstAi L.eh and s,ey nc Of Ss 'as !, .'s eSS'
Iuonds the Cashier this B.nk folly ,blhsd. The
bile h5.osL oar cry PsPer Ass so,5si o@s Of me ,S.:
So o. isdisereet hiends Whie / perfectly vulag
sstisr hould Be il down easily an no disposed 70
INST ne pufs'iOn % nsevoerce, viii which yester
ret ~ AsrEes The bo.rd protect fnr,
a.,. eli You nsy 20 il IL ssch way yea sev-1 or
the fssS srsrusr again suggest yoa the ryop-iegy
sssnl.sl - ~ oe tbe sum .osrso
"a frs ,ss ution By y 10 'ed' tss Cssier there
,sS ~. me- hou.s e rsoGpay tsaen &c seears
10 tie stoc, boider, d amount abs oy zoe
When you 3D. have dsPeed q The mele n'soAI ats,'
.hV. ref~srsd TO- you w hope thin. 'o1Is~ nai Of t,e
sseous duiiss ut h Eesa ee'o'T % me oasn' % y
q of p3Tiou u he issors ritt Tslsh a NV of
'e'eo JOIN BURKE. A-'t Cs,tie-
Ar this meeting the resignation OF the cashier, WHICH,
had been laid upon the table was taken up anf sc
eerted By the unanimous vote of the Board, with the
execution OF Que member who wa excused from vtf-
r. mus, here brig this communication to close.
Nv tin IL a. prtsent very much occupied having 10
attend 70 all the duties Of the late cashier in ADDITION
10 the sllesdy sufficiently ones of my former
nosit;ou buiI propose in Saturdays paper 70 continue
ihis Lis,orv. with some remarks slon Mr.. Edmonds
Sefsnse JoHS BURST.
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thsi- boots al hsls eni roriag their psa,aiscas ~
above their knees both then took long drink o. Sss
whisky. through separa.e s.rsws, cut oil oNte
Which wss near, sbd declared themselves resp "
s,srt firm certain pile Of tImbrs sac ssn fcfv ree
IN ,ha shistv-harr-i, take suck and ran bset ose
ucrs wss stasioted on the tnbets, 20 80 ins' ,ns
s,sSt r.s an .-hs and one on the barrel TO see hss
s.ch ersSk bis sbsie.
Pirst Heq'; C1srey Ahead tin Pete csngh, him ~
the slack n Ire bre~ches ard pulled him back pess
rescAeS Il bsre fir~'. eoi his srsv IN the hsls ss<
took biz .i.k before Charley could pos hinsed up.
a, ,n ,r,s ,-sck he studied bis toe on ssliks. ost
got in IL time 20 win.
Ssoorl Heat Stsr.st fair; race pretty even to tos
har-el strsws in ioether both took loug drnkai On
the home st-e,ch Charlrys sr-i,h' prs proved too
much for pete's hsndy less. and Ee woo eaxy.
Third Heaf Foul start. Pete fas Do IN, C6sref
tunhIes over him. and both rouei Ito little PutGs
OF -olasses; q rics;Si by oficious friends: both
tired; 10th tCep AZ Nous eve whzsy osrreli both
hurry no. moet there: Charley tTiVs PETE who p.soss
forward and bat. bis head iuto the Judge reoorsv
himself both pat their strsvs IN the hole fetes
broke and won't suck; grsos Char'eysi Chsr'eY
punches Petes head; Pete grappAs Charsys WOOL
both usn away at each other ill separated by tse o.
foe,s and I'd 10 the Ststha-Hcusci Tsce undecided.
bets drawn; whisky svfleand the Sight ain settled
Justice let them bob 20 and wished tbem eessS
luck next time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
NEe6o DISTURBANCE IN MISSISSIPPI

TIE Marion Miss Republican OF the Hlst INST
TUESDAY morningl gives the following ...o,.
Iudse Watts informs Us that serious ana eXten,
sive COM II alton % org All aon has been discoveIcd
nmongsthe egrOes near Gerlandsyli e. Jspe, 'ouny.
a ascs that IN Old negro about 90 years Old was a.
- bs,d of II. he eustans tie reputation OF ueing
co,;rrer and the regroes were in the habit oil applying
10 him a. great physician or conluref cDuu Sso
All kird of oiscssc The facts 40 lar NJ deNeiopV' "V
briefly a. folowe; .,,;.., c,spt,tion
"A Trustworthy negro on h.sshpoills paaiod rho
az, bs>,o received pledges OF secrecy feNVaeI Wy
..o 20 Tho 60. spiracy TO an overHeeT ana IL
on,s.,d him 10 repair TO certain pace ~ ;is Inc
49, .-,,uer,ed swamp ami see ior hlinsoi' ,
"a 40, 90 but the next morning ne tooA g.
him s.ue friends and went 70 the so. ess nd;ca,js3
tIa t.i,bful negro There hey saw INS'' 80 bsl
~ 49,. c,osd having bsen sssemolcui n -, ,ss,,
-, ,n Grcs kindcd. and from appearances 49, nv.
asisis,sd ira, inward of one huroreu rres'Ioa thc
-, ,ahIod on the precodpg night ih'y o. "a
s'o, 81 tho neichborhood was qnlcAy 'aro the
sevc,sI nesTses were taken ny, ana all'os nt Was
800. or c,d COZ iurer. The greatest I'D and Il
-s1;nc ~ the country; council was he'G o.
pfevsnE n az, re negroes should be hung innesl',
was cectieo 'se ,rocnrcd and the sentence OF wv
49,! N - ehout To bo xecutod, when 'ne ~ tho
- t,;as les, the innocent should per~" WI"
guilty. .,.or .cverely whipped aud they
confess that the conspiracy et,enu exsted several
s;z.tions which they called scnools -
osScbhosbood, and that their ohgec' "1 ferce AZ
in snfiicisnt force and march, increasing '"''
hoy went 70 o Free s'ate. r ,,, Kind could be
INo afus or ammunition OF any H., ,hev were
discovered; but the negroes con is ,;gbt to make
.,srs whom asked why they selected Jun. The nre
rsnAs,yous they could give no reason o., lac and
r,,o, h ,bat tkey intended TO ssoA tnc ~ sav
nn-s,r n, inhabitants. Two Thle m'O' '"'
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hsve beer among them. but their pssno. were not
known 10 tie regrOes cor was snythint dryeIonej
Which ooulc iceniii, then Arms and emrnsni.ion are
rSohnby concealed souesbere. M such a scheme
TouN reyer bave oeeo attempted without them
e,;,.a = supposed tia, such a. orsarrr..,n sshOOP
"''' NA-hh e.vtle. In this county, and We rec
omutnd hat a ygil6ut system Of patrols be Of ooee
adopted throughout the country. Suspicious c..>rso-
ters AID known sbolitioniss eli-. enong US and W.
cannot be too visilant IN watching over or slaves
ana BY protecting them from the vile inAueooes
which are Known q exist II our county"