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VERuIckToN OF TIE IDENTITY or Ply
MOUTH RocK.-The Cd C0l5ay Memorial, a
weekly paper Published at Plymouth, under
takes to satisfy an esvil or question as TO the
IDENTIFY Of the famous rock, which som irrev-
erent wit has designated "the blaruey stone Of
New England" and gives an abstract Of the
evidence BY which i,s identity is made mani
fest. The Memorial says:
One OF the ruling elders Of the First Church
Of Plymouth, named Thomas Fauuce, on hear
ing that a wharf, now known as Hedges
Wharf, was 10 be built near or over the rock,
visited the spo. IN f74I, four years before bis
death, and stated in the presence Of many
witnesses that the Pilgrims had uniformly de-
clared this 10 be the rock on which they land
Cd IN 1920. Mr.. Faunce was then n~inety-hve
years Of age, having been born in 1916, 80 hat
be was in fact a contemporary Of and well ae-
o~uainted with most OF the Pilgrims. His
statement was made in the presence Of Deacon
Enhraim Spooner, who died in 1910, aged
ninety-fve, and who was acquainted with the
family Of Elder Faunce. So that even il ira
dition had not continued 70 mark the spot
where the foot Of the Pilgrims first found a
~resting-plaee in the New World, the evidence
would be Of itsLf quite sufficient to indicate
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sHELBY COUNT'

TWO HOUSE, sEHvANrs-ue o. md TIE oih-r "a
Il Vears Of acr-acflve and capable
iy2I -MoNSARRAr DCPREE a 20
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WMmEpH.

JOIN n oBERLT.
Uaorrfinr NarrrfaT.
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glfb ADVERTISEMENTS.

III ASrafissmeats for ne APPEAL masi BE- haads
IN At ne Caks dsk.
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F. LANE & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COJMHISSIOF MERCHANTS,
Nc. 2 South Side Union Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

p L6SE...-SEwToS road C. ~raEADwELL
UTE rs,urn or sincere thsuks Co our ~~CCM
w friends art customers who have here
,of1rs 20 literally pairouized u. and again ~
resent ourselves - candiiates % public favo- lu Me ca
pacity o.
COTTON FACTORS ~ COMMISSION MIR
CHANTS
We viii alEays Keep ou hand e. LARGE su2piyof Ba-Eiur.
Rope and Planiatioa Supplies which we viii furnish n
he lowesf market ratea.
Our chsrrez Tor SELLING nd Storing Cotton VIII BE- IS
cents psl bale. and Tor Si1riHE and Shipping 50 cents per
bale.
All Cotton oonsigned % ls By Steamboats, a. we'll a.
hat IN sior-. vii be covered By our Oprn PluY 20 To-
surlnce, unless contrary Instructions are given.
We have tAe largest and best Constructed BrcE and
Elre-Proaf Cotton Shed in the city, capable % storinE
20.Qo0 bales % Cotton.
Liberal Cash Advance male on Cotton IN store rheu
requested. p. LANE a CO.
aula-dau6m
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THE EDUc,rIoN MosT NEEDED.-LEARS
TO LABoR-The question Is elten asked, why
is 1t that so few people are successful in busi-
ness, and Why property fluids such an unequal
Distribution This man, they say, received
the advantages Of a good English education,
and that man was educated at one Of our best
colleges. Both have been Industrious, hon
est and e~conomic.i, and yet neither Of them
has been successful in business. Why is irf
asks the New York Erpnfss; and that Journal
proceeds 20 point out the cause, and In the
course Of its remarks observes:
The idea too commonly prevails that a mere
knowledge Of books is the beginning and end
ing Of education. The sons and daughters, e.
pecially OF the rich, grow Up with this notion
in their heads, 10 i~dleness, as /. were, with lit
tie idea Of the responsibilities which await
them. Their natures revolt az The mention Of
"lator,' not dreaming that their parents be-
fore them obtained the wealth they are so
proud Of BY industry and economy. How many
young men, college bred though they may be,
are prepared TO manage the estates which their
fathers possess, and which it may have requir-
ed a lifetime TO acquireY How many young
women, though having acquired al the kuowl-
edge and grsces Of the best schools, know how
10 DO what their mothers have done before
them, and which the daughters may yet be
compelled 20 do at some period Of their lives2
The children Of the poor have to labor or
starve, and as FAR as that goes they are slu-
Gated 10 be pra teal. The education tia
SCOTS al labor and encourages idleness Is the
wors- enemy for a girl man or woman. In
stsad OF ennobling, IL degrades; Il opens up The
road 70 ruin. The education which directs rs
10 DO what we are fitted to do, that respects
labor, that irculcates industry, honesty, and
fair dealing, and thai strips ma Of se~lfshnsss,
is The education we DO need, and that which
must become the prevailing system Of the eOun-
Try before We can be as a people either happy
Oh prospernus.
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WEaLEa
THE grades ~ he following streets have been estab-
i lahsd, and prlhies u hem Ted Ia The Mayors
Oaoe. via:
Haling street frum river bank 20 s. Martin
Talbot. from shelby O. 81 Martin.
Teune1ee. frum Bsal o Calhoun.
Butler. IRON Main % river bank
Trrrsvaut IRON Main % river hank
~ Martha, from vance ic Hullng
s.. Patrick. from vance 10 Huilug
Gavla1. from shelby % the river.
Al uarties Interested IN property 10 my o. the as0Ve
streets are o. eVsmIne lue ur1fiss and presruf
any % ectin1s they nay have uthe gat-a Within hnsY
days, % he Board % Aldermen
L.H-U UMPHHETS.
austin City Engineer.
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MEMPHIS AM ohio RAILROAD.
CH.9.E'GE OF TINE
On and After Thursday Isfh inst.

TRAINS ElI run on this rad a. follows
/ lst uiu-Nai suI Ezp--zs. mixing rass u1nec-
.ons % an pluis Nsrrh and Easr via Cairo All ChleaFJ.
afbD Al
Sd Trsln-Nlstt Evrrtfs. matinE close coanceti-ns O.
al piats Ngrta All Eaai va Cairo Eni Cincinnati 90
r - = I NELSON.
ass s-rculfeu1eLE.
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Sumdrfes.
I00 nOz Fisvssius Ettrasts; 2d1 Mrs.. AuaH's
lOO Hair Res1rer. No ], and , 25Lz. Wsats'
Halr RPsflreT IS dE- E1rlave's Blffrrsf IS "a. UHs-
triter's Biuerss 20 doE Mci~anis sirenrhenlnE Cerilnl;
5id.r Pare SALAD Oll; y aoE Aver Asua Cures 90
dE- Garreu's snuf. pHkS IS toE. G1Tratra suuf, bF-
ties, 50 Erass M1tches, asssrteE Is uross Blactinr. larre
and smali IN store md fur sale low b.
@. " JONES 4 Co.
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ELECTION or DIRECTORS.

DuRsUANr b. ne requirements a the charter and
il bv-aus q The Memphis ard Charleston Railroad
Company, The siockholfe-s viii elect nine Directors Tn
said Company on WEDNESDAY TrH DAY OF SEP
TEHBER. next. % serve twelve malfls. aud until iheir
success1fs are eiecfed luf qualified. Pulswli b~eopeued
AZ the unces % TIE Company at Mem1h Team AMI
UrntsVile. Az. Gtafkhatirr VIII De passed free O.
a-d from ne Polls from ne SIN O. TIE sh inclusive By
eNhibiuur tlsir stck certd-afes % ne c~1uiuciou
By order o. he Board. SAN EATEs Pres
a~u1l-fIu-wu
VTTEa arc prrpared o. an an orders Tor any Kind o.
W luubar, ruugh o. pllued. sash Doors and Blinds.
uecr Frames. Lattice. BalusferA Newell Posts. and
Turning Of any kind. shinries.
auIs-iu WWFPLE MONTGOMERY.
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EMEKsoN ETHER1DGE-lne cincinnati En-
guirsr has the following notice Of h's gentle
man
The election of this gentleman 10 Congress
from the Ninth District Of Tennessee, shows
that an alliance with the Republicans OK the
N.Ttb i by no means a political sin in SOM
parts Of the South. Mr.. Etheridge was IN the
Congress Of 1855 and 1856, and voted constant
IL with Giddings and other ultra Republicans
on an political questions. In 2 number Of
instances be sepersted from his American
friends 10 vote with The Republicans. A con-
stituenev that will elect a man with such a re-
cord as EtheridEe, has notfa to 20 before it
E,heriace's sympathy with the Republicans
was notorious al Washington, not5rions in
Tennessss ard notorious IN an paris Of the
country.
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TnoN ne FEutafiul % EEru WHEkTLErA
II o Bay Mare Mule. seven rears odg has -
knot ou ne riclf side on TIE ribs ablut the size NU
q goose erri newly reachrdf hur tail AotEGs
liberal reward sln BE- PAID fr her recovery
Z. J. TkREINGrOG.
nnfarwH Wannra~
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KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.

The counties Of johnson, Bresthitt, Harlan,
Jackson, Perry and Letcher are yet to behearc
from officials, which viii probably increase
the Democratic majority 1000
10 our statement Of the majority for Aiagot-
In. in Yesterdays issue here was a typo
graphical error, which place. bis majority at
1900 less than itresily was. Errors are some
times unavoidable, but we think the statement
We publish this morning is entirely accurate.
The State ticket is elected BY a majority o.
about loo, withthe exception OF Grant Green,
the candidate for Auditor, whose majority viii
7robablv not be 50 large. The Legislature Is
largely Democratic 10 both branches there Be
ing a nsjoriiy Of about 30 on joint ballot
L0uisuile Coz risr-
Kentucky and Tennessee are ~againneck and
neck in the race. In 1856, Buchanan's mslor-
itv 10 Kentucky was TAG In Tennessee, 1867.
In 1857. the State Democratic ticket il Ken
lucky had 1905 majority IN Tennessee H.
So. In 1853, Tue majority in bob States will
be about the same something over 5000.
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1JmI11s1TaTors,s yofJcs-
Attachment.
Attachment.

U.
lanes Wet
II this casa. ire isfsr'lnf uhl is a uou-residrnt. vii
4 pisara take uoure. faat the sane ia sat for hesrInr ha-
Tore J. H1rne. q. p. sf as Cmee De- he ctT % Mem
rhis, On hcua 1syor September. 1883 o. 10 daaek A.
w. at wliA lue snf piEcf. dsfgufauf 10 reqairei 70
s1grlr M defsnd $50 tachmenf srit.
g. n. A. Y. r. WAuDrLT.
arrlA- Ntf-rna~n far rrafnUIra-
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VIZ HAVE SEVERAL
DESIRABLE PROPERTY

az FIX b. $50 ca van . street soufh sds. All 81
JsJ ilinlnz J. n Roh.nau's re.itsu7e.
ALSO -IS feet tyt 20 Ruih street. 10 NE rear
II Toe aboVs aE
ALsO-Trob beautiful bsE ootasss o. Etss b. 1nE
feet adiainiug Tie ah1vs 49, feet
WOC6E \ On Browns Avenus two Gort
East o. Calseg street House ooatains I'll roons. CO
tern. &c.
M atavs praps-tv VII 10 SID very ohezp n OWL
y want naZsY. N~ONSARRAI. DUPnEE a CO
aufl
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GEN. GAR1RALDL-This officer first heard
Of he peace news in the S,elvio. Tie Vienna
eorresdoudent Of the Tmss says: "Garibaldi
frstIearned,f from the AustrainesP-aian, Kienei
who went with a flag OF truce to Bormio, that
be andhis master had been bought and sold.
A letter from Milan, in the No1d, says;
an able to c-ommunisate to you some de-
tails relative 10 Garibaldi and his corps jar
nee. You may readily imagine that the con
clusion OF peace had. excited some appreh n
siops as 10 the conduct which that corpsiwould
pursue. Ihare always thought that The SOL
diers Of Gadbaldi would stife the grief which
he separation Of Venetia must have excited in
their ardent minds, and that they wo u
respsct military discipline, which has always
been exemplary among them. This, in fact,
Is The case. On the arrival Of the news OF
peace. Gen. Garibsldi assembled bis soldiers
and, after having cslmed their eNciteTent BY
a noble address, he requested them % renew
the oath Of fidelity to the king, which they
did without opposition. b conduct which
reflects honor on an concerned IN It, viii prove
10 Europe that the pretended revolutionary
elements in Italy fully comprehend the in
portaRce Of concord. Il Is worthy Of remark,
TAT among the volunteers Of Gaubaldi there
are a great number Of young men belonging to
Fenetia.
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COrni Corn :

WE have 10 store and forsaie 1900 bushels East Ten
w uessee and Tennessee River white Corn. in t0me--
tic sud Osnaburr Stcks. rs in perfect order. and We
especially commeniu inAaleE
.rro-rw eJ Main 81. % Stairs
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Just Received.


l~neAElChAs.
ON hand and % arrive
500 q. Suipf. oliniue;
90 ibs Bus Masz; lD0 IA CalcufIs
IS 81. sri9h a17phinr; 10 ~. Aaf M1rphinei
Daz. sali-iur; 50 ~. Chllrf-m-
&w sf-ychu-ne, chrystai ant pFi-EaE
o. HEs. Grin ard PrivarIHed CFiu-.
Az ~ WhIrh wp ~In sol very fau In csA % r%unrfrfi
time srslCm-rs g ". JONES g. co
auli--F Orpaate Court slrare
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Grocery Fnd Commits.
ainn RmainRaa-
Notice TO Farmers.

I WOULD ike % give Nine Acres Of last lngrar1nE
4 ard level Land. tg3 miles east OF MFupu1s, On ne
P E-ol Hslst Rad. As d1t paymentfor Miszsppi Lana
ander cuUtati1r. -nd naErues
Aprly 10 T. GOSSEIr.
- ----- g.
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yosrg lady whom he jtiaed 90 her wsY home from
church, add Sho is my informant. en- dssponieat
about my beaith, aud very desperate. fod -ei have
half nird to 20 out Oh The prsiiss sbd try buf. II,
tuo;Ing. The 6Xcu Zoo would either are sne or 4 j
'pe-aId resiiy don't cste much VIII b. "
hr. csies in jail pssses bis TINS 10 resfiog vft-
rg std receiving tie yi.is Of his peisrns fcen's,
numbers OF whom cal tim every hO1r 10 the day,
aId up to late hour At bigbt. NJ. s. l. c0thnei 10
toe jalors for tie c0nvtneuce Of access q bis
eb~s Of Ebcn are sinos. slEsys IN st.en1arce
tpoE hin. He convefssa cheeffolly With ell wno sd
oiess Lin. His dross " .sIt grey s.ck cost sni
p6htalOOLs and figured vest; and hi. general sp-
pesrsnoe g. he occasionally wsks up aud DO IN ;as
vide passage IN the bAseuest Of the ia q thai OF
person who-e mind - entirely easy.
Tie rumor atCut town last night that Mrs. Scklss
bod been arrested ~ be detsiued az vtae,s ia the
coming trial u uotrne. MIS-. s. shl remains 8. her
house in the west epc
The counsel employed - defend NJ. SicSles II TIE
coming trisl are Me--rs. David Paul BroEu 4 PLis
dephia, Eiw. NJ. St-4ton, late Of Cl.iiorHia, aud
Dsrel Radcliffe aad Samuel Cation Of this city
Thus Ear hear Of 10 -uosfl eogssei ~ NJ. Keys
fenos 20 assisi Mr.. Ou.d the part Of tue pr)secn
ton. Washington Star
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mARRlE ID.

EDOERLEY-CORBEf-O Thurdsy evening Msnsh ~
the Rev. J. b. Wskely ID. D. Mr. Samuel A E1ssSsS =
Miss Amelia A. Corbet, all Of this city
HOBART-shIrH-On Thursday, March s. BY the Rev. u
KocswD John w. Hobs " Agnes W daughter VI JsAs r.
Smith, esq. eli Of Broohlyn.
HEPBuRN-BAh8ER-oo rhursdsy, March 5, By me -.
S. Home Mr Peter A. Hepbliu 20 u. Ls4so dsoshts< q
Capt John T. Bameer, .llof Brooklyn
KAdE-sLy ER-On WEDNESDAY, March BY the Rev J. ..
LIONS Mr. Jsm.s Kahn to Miriam joussest -
late Louie Silver all OF this oity
PLUNkEfT-MANA55E-OnW Wednesday, March O. Wnuau
Psuket ESQ, Lieut. VI. NJ. s. N " LDnd,a, to AagsssA
seoobd daughter u b. Msnssss. esq.
sWIFr-COkKLIaOn Thursday, March 3. By the R,y 2.
Hi.cox ID. ~ Hr. o. H. swim 70 Jaia A. ssosnl 1sss1H
Of William Cor Hin, ess., ali o! this city.
SALNOh-LEWls-O1 "Wednesday, March T. By tbs esg.
H. Lord u fulton, N Y, Mr. r. G. salmon OF Gr.sty "
Mia ReleD ssnsbsr Of Nathan Lewis s Of vsasy. -
xero County m, Y
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AMY AND NAVY LNTELLIGENCE.

The rev fort On Ship Island. Cost Of Mississippi,
s about to be vigorously pushed forward to completion
under the supernterdepoe Of on Efficient officer Of the
Ereineer COrps, Lieut.. Prime.
Surgeon Simmons, of Camp Verde, Texas, bsa been
relieved by Surgeon J. w. White, aud Is On hs way
10 the rendezvous Of the Wichita Expedition.
The Cffce Of Chief Ct Ordnance 10 Utah has bssn
gwen TO Lieutenant Shank.
We bsve good reason to believe that or3er hsve
been cent from the Navy Department to the East
India Squadron, detsch.Dg theIeffom the United
States steam frgste Mlssssippi sd the soopof- var
Germantown Thee Instructions, however, canuo. bs
acted on for come months, that next Slrnmer viii
have pusted before the vessels return 1t is believed
that one ship le-s than the humber po~ in the Eat
will be considered ample in equpping the next
squadron.
TIE lew shat Of the stesm-frsste San Jacinto is
now resd her aad Will be pat ia early mex: week.
gten she is to go out Of the dry dock and be replaced
BY the Niagara.
Chief Engineer King ia in Pnilsdelptis on business
connected with the new sloOp preparing for ses
there.
Report says tina. If the chartered steamer Of the
Paraguay Expedition come home safe ant sound
they will be sold a. public auction or by pnva.s sale
Their eti sted value under those circumstances would
ba about $40 600 each.
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THE SICKLES TRAGEDY.
LETTER PROM Nh. HAsKIN.
TTWIoh WF w n Y ' 7 y : {
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1859.

~
WAsHINGIoS, March 3, 1859. !
Editor EUeRiRg Star: hnd the following state
ruen: in your article Of yesterday upon the sal tag
edy of Sunday lat:
Ysrt Tn Monday last osa easily De Pioyee ca tse tA
written and sent over me "ies nc IA
mediate Supervision Of Nj John B. HAHN Of Newl0ft the
You have been strangely misn'ormed. In the frs,
place my personal relations with MI SckIes are hos
such as you have described. While s1sH not desert
nv colleague in the hour Of his deep distress Il II aus
10 us both TO cay that during the present session. We
have been very much es.rsnged. II is not true thA
revised or supervised TIE lfness dispatch. tong
into the Telegraph Office Sunday night sS 70 send
a dispatch TO Mr.. Sckles's father-Tith whom HaVe
been on friendly terms for years-Ihe Tmess CORE
spondent read 10 the trst few pages OF his manu-
SCRIPT containing that part which had already been
sent over the wiIes. The paragraph relating TO MI
Butterworth was Dot shown To me, ana L say IL iof
the frat time after is publication. You Will be good
enough to publish this correction and , Sosse sv,,
THE coLoRED LANDLORD oP Mr.. KEY.
The following card from TIE cOored man oil whom
M Key nted the house in Eitoen-a nc a-ha greet
appears as an advertisement in the washington
pspsp:
The updersigred, seerg it published In the Nortne1h
papers that he rented his house 10 M neg 'oi TAG
purpose If an assignston house takes TINS occAsi
10 say that the account is wholly incorrect IL reTu
the house TO Mr. Key on the 18th OF November iast,
Op that gentlemans statement that hs wisoei " tOi
the occupation ot Mr.. Wright OF Massschnse,'s-
Since then he has boon in the house bnt once-tnreo
weeks after renting i-when Mr.. h requested him 10
get some wood in Il for the Of Mr.. Wright, wac
""' JoaS CRAY. COlOtsi
The Washington corra pcndeos VI 1Ae So'''"
Journal say:
"About ~ hour before Key WAS sot ha ssii to
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COURT oY APPEALS.
10 Is or DIX CIsIOs
Lsor ara AT. Burr.

-
by viii, 10 1872 the tsstatDT devised 20 IL. the use
Ct certain Land "HIt Ooyeuy!e shall b. noSrpofs,ed
sssr ana y trustees u sad village % b. ~ tse o
goseo u foe The po,e Of esttbl Village sssJ He'd
t5st irrespective validity Of tbs oeyiss over n Tie tr1s
Of Is. terminates tSs tacorporston Of
OlOytTsyiie.
TIE sser uinAbs Tho hspperaS Of
cOlir, -LarseI b. ms failure Of devise
fOt other tsy4dy O,hers- veea tbs pro
estate s.biec . Co1tiaO.A nnlta-or vcch csanot
"a. e.
IL tia. devise TO te rgstses Of 0v.rTs taoakh
for cLssbs 10 void tot nmy,eness rspsnsos Of ,as
Ao.sg:s % asLaor without s1y devotion Of toe la
oou Of The p~rtJ easaos Pzrposs for adsfsts
prod -rsin any b. which perp..aiss tor
ssch Cs,eJt. can b sH>PeS foa tae srnsrA T4e Law
rsseT "a, Bradley.
Tie HOls1d Iaod Company conveyed to the de-
f,n6AEt ~ netes ara bounds without sGy us-ntIou f mill
ssi.r ptvess 81 lind .ud sou VA "A 10
bsa pr5yoas.y mil AZ aieh Gov. othsr
a. 81 1s Coop 1Iere beng ssdsare g.ct-
,xsSote haz tH., eic convey the tsss flooding
tie An 4 q sis ,I4ator.
TIE i1tsn;es 70 gart sppu.s,snt 20 he 7aeipsl
OF usn. IN no ts sE a7t
e trcd poo occsr sI ds iAPtst fro prSof%
teo setdirs the such .s ys1s
"a ne tsiose coSPScd s'a sLs sisoOu Ia
eeerss< -s> 10 EA1a-r opse sE4 sbss - tss srsn,s1
ne rssnASuo< 1s: creator tasvs tss eoretOI Of ha
sss ~ sc - As71s< - w <ssasns pcsSasoS q
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BOOKS RECEIVED.


Morality aud the State. By Simeon Nsih l2no Pr az CO.
F.nssei Or The San J.cnto in s Of lad China and
Japan By Wiism Maxwell WOOD, NJ. D., u. 5. N.
l2@o PIP, SIS Harper BrO Their. az n.u..., l.
Pleasant Pathway BY Daniel Wise 2no PIP Carlton
St. Augustine; Biographical Memoir BY the Rev. John
Mendp Anusls Edited by Arthur Roberts, h A. l2mo PIP
255. Robert Carter Brothers.
The Ways and beans Of PsymIt BY Stephen Colwe S'o
The Methodist By Miriam Fletcher vols l2nO. Derby
Redemption. Poem. By John D Bry,rt. 81 D. l2no. PIP.
$50. John rennirston Son 80, q, ,..,... =,
Both Sides. or The bee The ke@,a 'ns H
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SLAVERY United st,t. Of America By Henry Sherman
Onward Or The Mountain Ga nborer ny Jane Anne Wins
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.Kr.-oa Thursday afternoon Ms. s~.h

BuRGLARr-0n Thursday afternoon Ms. SSsh
Brewer. residing at No. t2i Fourth avsaas, was
alarmed by hearing strange noise n tae sijoitins
apartments Of Ms. H,Tner ard oiEs TO tie door, ID
ascertain the Cause found tast burglar $, work
in the room Calling her motter, Mrs UaderhIll, %
held the door, she Fan down stairs for Asstsncs. Tne
thief, however. was rot 70 b 50 EASILY cs1s y
Bursting throash the do5r, he knocked tne old l,ty
dosp. Ard then rolled bead over heel. dos stars
AFTER Ms. Brewer Ovsrtaraiss hes, be escaped to
the street, tskiGg about 30 worth Of ProPsny Mrs.
Brewer stated after him, sal caused his arrest h'
gave bis pane as VIM warscs. AL Was 90 1ai@'i
by Justice KEY Too burs.zy.