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NEU-.JER.SEY ITEMS.

Cgssus or NEw-JERsEY The official returns Of
the recent enumeration of the inhabitants Of New
Jersey have been deposited in the office Of the secre-
tary of State. The table below exhibits the popd-
talon in the different counties compared With
that Of 1850. In no county has decrease OF popu-
lston taken place except in Atlantic The greatest
Proportional increase has been in Hudson County
where the population has been nearly doubled The
greatest numerical increase has been in Essex Near
y all the counties appear TO DO advancing The total
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UNI-Tp STATES CIRCUIT COuRr-ssPr. et-B~<~'
jugs N.tsos snl 3srrs-


G. AIH - To FIFTE-Av. AND OTHER PRoFshf''
ht,j.h Brown AT Henry e SehO0ua,ssr
Thi- = an acton by MI. Brown, claiming as h'n ~
J,eob ATe' q. sAFe 10 he state o, I.eos Aisa
Other p~Hss. -estA Gov ' n ,d 9ye' ss SEQ Iac
d rsl.red % a. the deroa Of the Dl.s,, csa6
srerr,sG until srsu@eGt shoaa be had bos~ As Csssi
The sYsnn. eu, ~as commence th's loren on.
The5r i. az, lei .uis ,, ussha .s,n', ls~s
Ienox Ell Willie Toous. Ad1is Eumst WdtAm IL Joass's
a. o,her The clam y ~ propeit, bou ded b. fo.rss.
on the est 10 nrsr bav tho aod sswsss evsaA
snd he uidd q biz rene-st eo snhs Es .aa 81
80 i4l house, snd lots between sxte sna hsaGss. sss
Thin, 6r.t .ud II third ia Ard m nous al loe IN see
f'fd Morton. kvirS'on CTTi1- .nd So 49,, 49,, ~,
te- ~here Geo Sn'leieE 49, -
up Of i,m ~ 1t 'es-d rs, 'ss.e =. sS. ne
twenty hrs, part Of .sia properly ine osnt s ~
'hsud she be e-irs At se,ty s Va, ars-,
BY oecupaon who Aa1 h0us IN which be %
he ssi o . t. sTy viii nssas ss use OfS
rropef TO Ii wife dgnpe her lifetime, should sac snss
widow which she td 90 be! aS.es W..
Arden and should tn aitsr Die whoat leaving say
he pass to John SeusFs nepae~ Of JACOB - son
one John Soner. in 1875 executed Jacob Adm de
-, ~ n,e,rv nu. heon-sr by th- fher snd uoee j.
COZ l. With Of future assurance aod seuo'N
$500 J.eoh Van Aries sud wife and h- mo her Rcs
v.n m rts.x.f th- property Jsm-- Roosevelt who iv-
clc.ed 10 1916 the Court OF Chancery m'sos 5000 -
a,.n party and the prope, I under the fcree c'a,s
to Robert H. Hunter who took possession and def ndan ho
his property ruoer Hunters n'l". ,,.,.
,rob = ari-n DE aud MY could not have
cone INTO possession the properly unte the va ii, mosss
fRscheD s b iag she wing d"d The year a. Jseos
Aeu en- no eciate hers never havtas bad ~ ms ma
go charcr Nv tho terms the sill OF john j. Atsa
~ rorrty would h,ye passed 20 john ,u re All
cont, uded BY lntif thai The "i enly Ies 10 ~'
A. hst the uOase by John ). Arden ani MS
otI,f Jses Ia S9 Was void by reason that hey
di 30 The property sbe fee bios saeeS, 20 mo oO
g..cy Of tbs M of III mother and a, 10 whothsf JSoo
MA hs,e ina sdNs heir sni under h7 crca
sexual POSSESSION fee would ha'" seemed 10 ehst
Jscnb Vsn Arden hal thee sisters whom Hb N'reea,
were en- Of the being hrs -u"t A. me
t,ne 90 the death later sud fhrt entt 90 % ~
p.pe,rv --s-d ih-t yohn some- wa oo n oy tns
~, ne r,on.y bets hs Of tisht eyed. under tss
wi the deed II from said soners g !s,o Us
enc thAt the property, consequently g' 70 VIC
"a ate II ac az IA sd {, the he Of the utef, u1th
bns of e three sists and nh fISas TOO
her ote tho shale GAINED OF the estates Va"se ss
understand are h, prime sal points Gu tho part OF del edln
The points Of sw are deIled. Mesr Daniel "eSdhs~e
Rrrs.n Bearisey Moves and Ch.tad appear on behSt o.
plaintiff snd Mers OSonor, Bidwel Higgins and hm@s'
tor de-,
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CITY ITEMS.

Srxpu ScHooI TEACHES YIsIT To N1w-foIL-
Before the majority Of Nev-Yorkers are svsSs this
uoinltg tbs several Eastern steamboats, viii have
lsri.d on the chores Of this City ops thousand Mas
.schssetts Sabbath School Teachers. These vis.0rs
viii take breaLf,s. $, the Crys.L Palace, Bten - "a
nous ssdrpsss sai wi:Dezs Al exhibition Of Tocs!
p,O6cisocy BIZ 20 orpisa cdihrea. Thso tbey
via ssi 5o-a u. Bsy an up M Sss Rye'. q VT
d, L,-Gty: 1s5."
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SERIOUS ACCIDlST TO 4 BCRGLAR.--Wm. Goose
men found late Sunday night the yard Of No 10 Vest
TbDy hstr.et. nrrirg from broken leg received By
junpI hidstory window II appears that h. hst IN
ted the house by Of fsse Keys snd stolen d. worth
Of ewery; but while third story he becs alarmed on
account o hearing sons 'rrng and jumped Of the
the ysri. On finding bimelf disabled he threw
svsy the every but Afterwards juut in corner Of
the ysrd sker TO the New York Hospital
where the broken leg YVES aInputated.
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I.HrMAN CONDUCT TOWARD A FEMALE-A man
nsm-d Mehsel McCom.D, doing business 10 Newly k snd
resicirg Aorn, Quests County together WIN ms VI e
were arrested Friday lest ened by iustice
Boyi charging them with setting large dog ME- Mary
stances OF the forth Ju.ce Boyd by the woman
were "a follows: Miss norhead received MOTTO tlat her dog
hal Killed a fowl beouEug & M McComiH, and @4s re-
0ueeo 20 call and pay for H. She accotdnsy called al the
house q nrs McCoirnn 1ud hsuded out i've dollar bull
SOM conver.on passed when Mira McCOrmn called OF that
.he rad been insuitsd when it IL esed that Mr. McC 1rmn
came and held Mis- Moiehesd while he set large 1ct do
on her She liz between the hou der sod b-s aud had
her eoes AID then pushed out Of tho door the
younT returned home AMI c'eda, 70 ths house
week IN qu"uce Of eque1t pt', caused ny st and
fiues hcClfri and Vs arrestsd es principals and
the hired and br Edwari Gilbert were 'etet - acees
SORE. fr vuesseg the without interfering They
bond, in the % 900 each to appear tor e. animation On
he 9th iLs.
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.hout the state Is 20. l6G.
Total..........33E 9

Tie Trenton State Ga=ette Gays:
at il doubtful if the Legislature under the
census make sby changes in the representative sp-
porionment Of the ferent counties in the State A.
semby, es the frsners Of the Constitution probsbly
did 10, anticipate the taking OF STATE census should
it be deemed constitutional to do So the chsDZes wil
neither be numerous great The population IN
7J0 wee 49, 333 and the number Of representatives IL
fixed a. 90; the bass Of representation vas therefore
-,lc5 The population being now OF 1873, the basis
i 2 igl
EvySIsG SCHOOLS ~ NEwARK.-At recent meet
M 4 ID. Seyut Bossd Of Edueston decided TO esf.b
n dnypx the coming Winter sy-em OF EVenng Pubic
Seb o t.s Instruction Of minor .rprsrc7s aud others,
Vi. ,rs ~ occEpsOn from steadng daring the
da-,lms
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MARKIED.

G.nryrr- BRowsg-On Thursday, Sept 70. by ibs Re.E
Cspu a. tho residence on the BRIDE. iaher no W hs
27,bst Miss AuGusrA BKowGE 70 W. X. 0akEErr. Ess.
of Mfmpi!s Tenn.
MCMrEsAy-FRosr-M Brooklyn, on SUNDAY, Sept ~, "
the Rev H. v. n. Brown. Mr. JANIS hcMUsRN TO Mis-
C8RrLIsg OPULiA Fecsr.
Vermont papers please copy.
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rIRy N BROOKLYN.

a FIRE broke out in Chapins bakery, in Fulton-ay.,
Oh Sunday night, but was discovered before it had
made much progress, aud was speedily eItinguished.
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law INTELLIGENCE.

ADMISSIONS TO THy BAR.-1he following geatenea,
aiter eEsanston, have been admitted as Councillors
End Attorney =: Law. VIZ:
ksXnl as,a. L. IsJy. Iva. ~ Hii,A ". Hnss, IT,.
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GAS GASl!-Several new styles OF Gas FN-
rEEs .urpasu, IL beauty wcrkminshp saythns ever
offered bff5re Oar producing Gew nd o,9a
.,vlss copssply Ao the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS tCI
dv elips. ehurchs, o. factories his county. Can
AZ ouT great NarufaetuTlng Depot No S6 Srosdway
- ARoHEaS WARNER.
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Advertise
DrNfrnN fnT sTJMA 10

SUMPTION and 81 Diseases tbs Throat and LunSsD Cur
T HYcirasA THOUSANDS h.ve been restored 20 health he
past BY Hyseni PriacipAl oce No SIS brohsS
and so!t BY c II. RING, No lS Broadway Pce onli p
packhge Or Curtis viii b st the oee dauy from ~ 70
o'c.ocx wLese lie may be consulted roo Of charge.
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DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR fRANCi
SLrtR Ocui.t Aurt b-gs 70 STATE ia ey 20 nu-r '
ruirie vii take Teasur- n forwarding q Nno
g Interested IN the above srhec copy Of The Jou nis
cor tanirs h letter. JUROR Do,rcss >ervous De-iaes'
D.ch,,es ctr the Pr" En- argrd Tens s. Dsea's o.
The Eve" Arn.urcG." Sc, Nc 2 Bond-s;.. n Y oh'e
.crrs IL TO 1sIy.
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ru.<DPIrRS Il

rced "a oar stock Of Gas FixrUkss tue Waferooms No.
AZ and n host Our designs entirely and onsiinA
and well worthy OF examination by tse trade. .
MITCHELL BAILEY h Co, Manufactures
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Cpr,r BARGAINS IN CARPErINGs--We have

GNINT BNGAINS IN tAhFHI INNo' " I'M 2
nov In store largs stock Of Fall lmpoatons comprslns Ve
vet TsDes Brussels Threep'y and 'ssrAn Csron Fo'
ocoth. &c which offering vers low rates 'f ossh
9Th BRUSSELS q and per yard sNIrh LOVS'SfS"f NO
- Broadway, near Grand-sI
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participatiEg in the loss:

The lose Of Messrs. Rogers & Tucker, the lessees'
on furniture &C. is estimated at about 10000, upon
which there Is o small Insurance.
lis he opinion Of those who were present at the
beaking out Of The fire. that it was he work OF an in
cenGiarv.
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AsnPOTTPRS In answer 10 mahy inquiries
r,e.,e he oerusnsEce tbs Ar ths suesiSe< wud ssI
LAT re rriuep OF iaih be employ t1asa Feenty ~ 'sd
10 TIE ANsRor1PE has beeu il use ons e0osZn dsa sEae
IL. eut. neebnty sso thai he hAs ne cA 'eo u ss
kus~r uehO1 Of EtshuS the Aabrot pa fe <aGA ICES
tAe per sreIce and daraLy Of every pieaIr t..o 4 Hs
es.&blsAmeEL NJ d. bRAbf' No ~ "'NN-"'
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J. X. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, THE NEW ELEo-

rsIc A. REMEDY-OLIyE TAR IS lsHALto AND ArFL'Ho !"
Is Aor TAKgk. Cures di-ees.s q hs - - s.
THroAr, LuEGs, NERVES hUscsEs, JOINTS ND sh'S
Sill No. y and q New.st:. al - oenls o2.ue.
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lAdvsrtissmsn'.I
IAN FAMILY POR

PosrrRITY-G. HOLINESS l. 5. Patent Picture Miealne,
tstn $40 ,cuERREorYPEs daily for cent, and 80 80
seU-pef riug tho mos, good 10 the see"' nudioeE on
economics a. PRINCIPLES No. 20 BTosd~ay
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SUPREME CoURT-srEolAL TEsS-sErr. 2t--Boforo Juass
COw.Es
n1Irv knasal.

The report of taxation of coats In this case, who's
erdav understand not 30 have been correct
U.s. 20 ~ by OF The counsel the case who. he 10
form. rs undptood the Judge 20 hsve verbally ruled a tsesw
stated The sXaon OF by the CLERK was srmsa oW ns~
on th. grounds mentioned.
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sernsnt
ANSON'S DAGUEI

ANSONS DAGU EHREOlifES, large hiZc, ioI ou
coioeJ and nice twice the -" ever tscn of
30 cents equsl those taken for - else~nere h-m
Der soss No s9 Broadway opposite Metropolitan bots
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ArrzsPTFp b. RGLARr A man named August
detected early yesterday ing In tie aet = fore
house OF Dr. Quiz No. lfs 9thst
through grating lie taken before Justice Con
molly who hin 70 the Pent eEiary for Ok mOnLhs
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EyANs'S CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos 90 q

~ PR Slime ashonsble Cloth Coats is: speadld
BuA.s Goats SIS; coo pairs fancJ Cassi Psa % S
cA Sit tsts So Beaver Ovegsois D. &c
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SECOND. HAND PIANOS 10 let at 81, 81, and -
DE- month for tie Wi1teE CAL sne sea them otay ~ D.
NELcuEoSs % let p IL NAsh No - o'O4~N"'
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U.r, Z ronr Louis schiosaoysT Ar,hur y ssesx H,ss-
e,ci rnyb A. = Vac Datsi Vs,''s " -ei' os' ~ "s~
be.i s,e IoAn l. AAsuuS
Fopr ,tscrs, 70 ming part of the class. were s's
&c understand. successful!
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Advertisement -
To Hot >TKEEPFRS.-Use no other than CoRl

TIUINFlNEfFFNS.-Oft VtlVI FIIS'" wv
Patent COOKING and Paror Stove tbs BLACK PsINcE"
Fer al culinary purposes it stands unequded >ni from rs pc
cuar constr zasntees saving 1e OF ~ pes cent
Soll M, by \. C0Rr No. 3S} GrAndst
J.H & ". J. CORr, No " Bswegy
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II YOU want 10 see an ingenious piece OF WORK
..p.,ip cal Al W. NJ WILsARrhs No - Maiden lsns aod
.,sm,ue the PFs aud Pg>Cu Csss made BY nun
,.,ed L0wNns P,rySr" IL is the m - complete arrange
men, ver offered FOR sale. IL made " sOd ana silver
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IAiY-ftLs.usnt.I


Extra large size DtGuEGEfOTfPTS IN Coipls wi
a., rhv Gems nai Ddina besGL ca. eIgs 70 qlsI %
lbse n sea fvs dollars Lr esewhefe WSLLsCi os Of
Ri.-cker nd
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IAfxsr,isetlenL
TAdv-rti-oueu.

BIAKE's PATENT FiREPROoF PAINT No. lis
Ps,r.- -see under head % Points
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HE.sO6 Co No. Sl Graz 5-st eIh6tns th-ir n.v
81 II ch Brlec- AID seLs SH4-L,i brocse Id.
81 Ssru- SfiEs AsO sap-rb Of neh Lyors
NV, ior { oaks aad E.sr,x 70, variety Of cav
.yl.s ps,tsrs. tbs above SB vsrsSy ,ouP-7 vs AZ
4.
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IAayerr.enerL !

DRrSsING { N.Es.-Tte compact form aud per-
-ct uirv tb--e them indspens-ss 70 trsv
.r. they cortsn th.f neesssy for the to &c For sale
49, sAsDE,s' No Aror House ard NO. 81 Broads,y
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A,IBRCTYPEs.-ROoT does not take hmbrotypes
boz MS PHOroGEsrHs snd DasUEkREorYrgs as-s nsysr y-
ben scussd Ca. and h. specimens 81 No oo3 botd
w.y cor Ff.rk.in and Judge for yourselves
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Tie crowds that VISIT BARSys', MUSEUM to
we. t.e ,a0os -sL>ly 4 SUI Ns,sn Ha7 D7ep asss
bro, A. D-T5- s-EL,Lg sa-pss ~ pr-ee
49, w. r.. com 3 n All II nv -Sr1s Ajax
80 - la a. ,<oI'
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Now u THE TBIR TO PRESERVE FRUIT,
P,,cs,. GEAPEs, TOMATOES kc.-LCDLo-s Co : sELF-
st.L,G he only requiri3s der or wsxl Is the
thi,s 20 pat Fer sni Darsst, they
excss al ota-rL k,uuf,etrred and soie by
TAILOR sODCETTs. - Beeknsa.t
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TIE MARTYRS Monument -Ibe Board OF Direct
or Of the mstyrs Monumental Association have ApPo ted T.
w Walker maze tour of he state 10 receive con-
tribuions cid Of the enterprise.
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PHOTOGR iPHs.-iife, Cabinet, and hlnstur
.iz-- q ,i SID sstss-coo,.
AsszOTTPfs
q, -,.ry .7lsM B.agrs. No. 8, 5sorirs,.
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AccIDEsT.-David Marphy, employed in FurmGn
& Co.. Dsii ers foot f houh Founhst a.. ID } to tend
ssm eb.ne bis clothes entsDs ia the belt and party
drawn into The hn-ry He bad aeefaed oa one sdo
receiving ini u!ies that may terminate fatA ~
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AIDERSEr Cows.-The packet ship South symptom,
from London, which arrived Yesterday, brought eight
Alderney cows for Mr.. Taintor OF Hartford CT, who
is very large importer Of valuable stock. BY the
sans slip eight Linccln.hre sheep were received for
Mr. Cubit Of CenaGa.
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CHANGE or GRAND LABCEET.-John Adams
g years Of Ase was Yesterday arrested by Policeman
Nee uky ofhe Lower Police Court hrsed with stealing od
watch and coat sued in all a. 80 no properly ol M
san nal Smith of TO- 1893 Bowers Tue stcles recovered
and restored 70 The owner the seemed committed by
Justice Connolly for examination.
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CONVENTION OF Young MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS.

II ANStN l8l iN'NNs
r Our Own Reporter
| CINCINNArI. Thursday Sept. 70, l. :.
| SECOND DAY-M0RNINo SESSION.
| he Convention ass, mbcd al O'Clock 4. n.
syer was Offend 10y tae Rev. Mr.. MARSHALL Of
/ tayeitc, Indiana.
| M. Peter A. Keller % Washington, d. C.. Messrs.
81. Cu nincham and br. =. W. Akin oi Louis.
| lc. Nv, and Mr.. A. Osi'yie O. Mosca.ine, Iowa,
ee introduced AS delegates
The BUSINESS Committee reported an order o. busl-
~, which was adopted
| d. AiKlS gave an account o. tue
-ctislLr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT July lass; had r,Ta.
IgNety seuEs, origins large uumber o. Pe''
A.c able ofectuTes ~ Peponi Taylor Iurss,
| oilers Had hoaIshils N..s.on SeAoo.
kysoATNI, IowA-Mr. Ogiv.e TIM AssSciatoa vas iu't
ec sld had sent dcesaes 20 obtain and n' ~ ''ps ~
lr ". II. NlYF Of Cincinnati then real the fol-
Isiog resolutions sent from the Paris Conference.
sbe rcprrsu, Aiives ofvAogs ,urg Mems As-e
o-s EUROPE and America ss-eoca "a conference o. ts
- A SUst 1855 teae has AeS are one "a PiHsIps ana
r. .i-'s Ia recommend 20 toer re'pecnSs e'i w ~
ID nth tom tie unity e't'oG among then s'c' ou' saa
WIS comp se ace a. IN o ~.
!. ~ e.. .S &c pr1
IRE toupg Meas Tristan Ne s;ion ~ 20 a. = nss
I1ns men ~ eEaidiig Jesus Chris h- Tod ara >A'o'
,,ecins 70 tho hcS SeIptu.s eere 20 b h. creme "
teu c-cine ard no Thew IT, se ffcu en1st' isE
:. ,ns!on Ct HIS Kin sior "a yong I4sn-"
Tie above principle being recognized and acted
slon, the Conference further suggests
IhsI dtrefcpCee 90
rFs The iuAel,os, hut embraced ,pe inc de-
the Assc. ion 81 M ror He the ham .ous
.saots q the coz fcderate' rretics
= ihs travelling cef,lf Iueubershp Be desEu.a bv
Sth ulrnhers 81 ne sd Societies shan be en.ise1
tn reses q any 1th-r ct, belong ~ O. tbs Confe-
ut SRI % ths peIsons s..er.,ou OF a. - re moeIs
Ih The cOTrtsp Llcpce 61opto@ bN thS CVnet
f,s lH amply TO the Societies of tbN ConfeGeiS,iol
Atef az able ADDRESS by Mr. NETr the folloSing res
sVic offered by him were unanimously adopted:
hr,d bat this CouveDiisn toe representatives, q the
" sged Ascis3oEs II nsed States Ga4 Bnasi Pro'
% te cordially approve sn3 hereby rs;fy the esoutons Of
s1.os and correspondence submitted by tbs Conference
NtiAb Association lately assembled - Paris and thai tho
~ Con uttee b. AuthoFzed axe the reqsste steps %
- Ne into ebecs provided that ca association OF
ooieoeTssn wbethsr eprcseute1 no 10 Convention or
"a. The privilege Of ~hdr. q, sty tune ron ne pro
Vcu'eoersfCn OF Chr<sn Assoc sfious tsouS the
VIC houd desire 70 No
~ Wss decided that the Central Committee shOald be
Ns'T iof the beKt year in Cincinnati.
ar iASCDoS introduced resolutions as 70 the char
- OF ihe objects of the Dung Mems Association.
Bn lrtN 70 special COTnmittee-Noble OF Kingston,
T1 er1 OF Buffalo, and Eel, of Cleveland.
- az rev. Ws. ARTHUR, Wee President Of the Lou
asc.i iouoS nens Christian Association, was intro
ana admitted 10 a seat in the Convention.
Bsn Ht.eI COMMITTEE Of W. II. Neff OF Ciuciunst.,
"O''' o. Buaals, Lori Of Columbus, Russell Of Pits,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

ASSAULT BY WoNAS.-A nan named Thomas
Casey found y,s upon the in on sun
that one Of The ,uisDs who infes that locally had 81
81 I'd and KNOCKED him down He the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

ALLEGED OUTRAGE.-Henry Fay aud Geo. Valen'
tine YESTERDAY made pan that while reforming from hsh-
e1cusop on sunday they rOwed around ned states
n ate Moth Carolina and of the mae board ifed
mke At them; the ball Of which srszed larr reads and
neLt thropgh the slie Of tbrII BOAT.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
THE SKYLAKK.
Bird or the wilderness.

Bird OF the wilderness,
Blithesome and cumberless,
Sweet be thy matin Der moorland and lea!
Emblem of happiness,
Blest is thy dwelling place.
0 to abide in the desert with thee
Wild is thy lay and loud,
Far in the downy cloud,
Love gives it energy. love gave it birth,
Where, on thy dewy wing.
Where art thou journeying!
Thy lay is in heaven, thy love is on earth.
Ger fell and fountain sheen,
Ger moor and mountain green,
O'er the red streamer that heralds the day,
Over the cloudlet dim, 81
Over the rainbow's rim,
Musical cherub, soar, singing, away!
Then when the cleaning comes,
Low in the heather blooms,
Sweet will thy welcome and bed of love be
Emblem of happiness
Blest is thy dwelling. place
0 to abide in the desert with thee
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
5 EAzoo CITY. MISS, FRIDA DECEMBER % 1855.

struction Of the glorious fabric Of the Union.-
car glory and our safeguard--our charter Of
peace and our title deed to future greatness un-
equalledby the empires which have risen and
fallen.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
AN ADVOCATE OF AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.
The Know Nofhings not Chnrgea-
bile with AbOiitiOmism.

With persistency worthy a holy cause and
seriousness indicative of honest conviction, the
Courier iterates and re-lterates the charge that
the American party has given character and
strength to the doctrines Of Abolitonism, which
SO threaten the peace of the country. IF this
journal were gnorant ef the facts we might pity
it's deluson; as 1t utters its fabricatons with the
full knowledge Of their falschpod, we cannot find
language too strong to express our detesiation
Of its infams.
Abolitionism rent the democracy asunder,
years before iheAmerican party came into be-
ing, a favorite leader of that party-one who had
been clothed by its vote with Presidential hon.
ors- accepting candidacy for the chief mag
stracy of the nation, with the flag of free-sol-
ism floating over his old Democratic supporters.
Aboftionism invaded the Senate. and excited
with fearful agitation the House Of Representa-
tives of the nation, until, but for the honsst pa
triotism of the masses, the republic itself would
have been rent asunder, by the strife and cor
ruptions of politics. Thent was that combi-
nation OF honest men revived the patriotism and
nationality of the olden time, under the appro-
pirate title of Americanism.
| Yet positive knowledge of this fact the
Courier says;
1t has been brought into agitation with renew.
ed fury the me st vexed sectional issues and sue
ceeded incarrying in power q large number o
its proselytes pledged to keep alive those ques.
tions: to keep them prominently before the peo
Pile, and to exert all their efforts to promote
their ultimate triumph.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.

AIRS. A. E.PFCK, from St. Louis, but re-
Nl Gently of Bascom Seminary, Grenada,
Miss. !, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Yazoo City End vicinity, that she will open q
school for young ladies, in this city on the hrst
Monday in January, the session to be OF hve
months. All those sending their daughters
NAV rest assured that no pains will be spared
TO make them acquainted with allthat isuseiul
or orpamentak A. T. -
Dec. 4, 1855.