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vith them IN iha grave
All how anun, ian. ehhll We hli
march down flilher. "vhcfo IRE wiel
el eeise lrA 'foHifioranl lhe weary
afe f feal.' d5vh thIllef where IT.
sleep ls dlcamass, until the great
DOS eten lhe trumpet Nill sound,
IbilIine lho hatiom % tho luhl %
arise Sacred aad green, a"l cyer
moro fragrant with Che breath Of ilow.
os. aud musical with tho sound Of
ronilest loot.iaIls, nnd the songs ol
The birds ho lheplaee ~ grave. -lbc
homes Of tho dead. 'fhey we're oil
beloved IN their day--all fathers, q
moiher, or brothers. or sisters, or
/ friend OF W any had foes, ihcii
cnmIy I've. not ID Ilo tomb, Coco
~ bad. as ran the record Of theiI
lives, he II ours 10 reverence ,heii
lu.i-GoiwiIl inigo them; God, who
Is DE saarchor of human hearts. ant
Who IL wiser, and more mercilul thai
man.
Verify. Il !. not well for Ms 70 be
ihough,lcss Of the dead. What the,
were and Whit they have done an'
said, concern rs every hour. Theil
example guides, their precedent gov.
erns, ihcir wisdom directs, thei
thoughts inspire, their labor blesseI
Us, and .heirriches enrich u. Ben
i.ou TO the dead, and may the goo
God so shape our lives, that whci
The time comes, We may lie down
obscure il msy be, but without lea
and without reproaeh.
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whs. They Won. Own To.

A witty writer .sys "Therc are
several things which you never can
by any accident get . Iads--bc slic
Young or old--to confess to-" Here
are some y shcm:-Thss she laccs
tight. That her shoes arc too small
for her. That she is ever tired OF .
bell. That she psinss. That sac is
a. old % she looks. That she has
busn more than five minutes dressing.
Tia, shs keps yoa waiting. 5ka,
she blashel when . certain peryon's
name was mentioned. stshe esrr
says . thing she don't mean. That
she il fond Of scandal. That shs
cant kvcp q secret. That she--ste
Of al persons in the worlds il
lore. That she docsn's want new
bssnss. That she can DO without
one siugle thing less when she i
absss to travel. That she hssn's ths
disposition Of m angel, Or the TEN
| psf Il . saint, or hos sl.e could .h'
- 1rneh one half she doess Tha
mt know better than any ON
el u|As is best for her. That sh'
| Il = lin or = eooursfe. That shs i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

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fam is fHI'iHH ffrK uFaH lw
lhaie ling y9m ftt "a ef ~.
fswth's Women afa 40 bHa 81
ihemieIsei fhey uiHh sf gee
Ihey malea eumlfamlfeeHhe eafIi.
Ilhta They tHIefaia litrIItoh
AMI ihfy nfe vlrlIms ~ lhff own
ehialihlulnfs The stronger eos
look up, in hef things. lothaaeator
They have aIl bad mothers rify
haze MI lad sisters lieomea unc
hH ifue la God, ifno " themselves.
lhey would haye strength. from Him
10 hold tho world in chock so W..
nan ever frIi hHi by hef ewn com
sent. AZ af lhelmi, Woman ls ihr
iempior There ia no man, ihat ha
uoi passod ntpa brute, 70 10 as d.
gers NO, that ehnfcslsl iho ualchles.
maios'y Of q resolved woman. And
stronger than nll lnw. stronger than
anything hut God, when il I. strong
IN llis strength, wonll hethe roaci
Of woman 20 pat downruleHess, and
lay the bride upon license, llut ih'
age is eel indulgcut. And sc'r.in.
diligence grows hy what it feed on.
Women are occupied BY fa hiou.
Women nfc slaves 10 dress. Women
are willing to be 0ai'crcd. Nomor
arc carcle's Of their compauionsh.p.
Women are interruptions IN then
amuscincuis. Young women set ~
Cor themselves. They look upor
their parents as old.fasbioncl.- -
They aro inpatient Of domestic re
strnin's. They are aycrse 70 domes
90 occupations. They Vote iheiI
homes d bore. They congrcgat,
away from its control. they IN.
ialgc IN unreasonable hours to NEE
the other sex more thau half way. --
They make themselves debtors fol
their escorts to places Of resort
They permit the approaches Of 70.
miliari,y. They tempt the bidder
devil Of their nature. They forge
their Bibles. They noglce, thci
prayer books. They are women %.
fashion. They are women OF ih'
world. VIA, else they are, is raIhc
shaped by opportunity than by ,kcm
selves. In this way home il s,rippeD
Of is sanctiiy. IN this WY. the f.
male atmosphere is stripped Of ii
freshness aud it, fragrance. Th,
woman is no longer what she wa
maicto be--'a h,lp meet for thI
man. Aud man ceases u be- vha
God designed him to be.-hcr part
ncr, her prop, and her protector.
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Letter from a Boarding School Miss,

"DEFg MAH:-l am row being
ieached the Spanish langsaigc which
iny TuetOr ays ! learn Il vith great
iasiiity. i've improved amazingly in
tie english since I've been mere. !
spekc aud Tl.e the real ncw .,ilc nox
and my compssishions arc being
very much admired among the pupils
Of ihc schoul, ! come within one OF
getting the nellie for bejhg the be,,
english scholar, at the clothes Of the
last quarter, aad should have done
it, but. | vas Bein sick a teld and
eoulla'i attend 10 my s,udes--for a
hole week. and SO | got beehyndhanl:
by tho buy, Mar. (vha, shoc1ing
bad english you 10 rite! ime ashamed
to sho yesr letters to any Vi misses
q amung my acquaintance fur in.
stcnts you "a while the tr voter was
bilcing the other day etrelsrah and
so forth now yew shoall say while
the ,e Voter was being bite par
too writes jus. "a inkonec;ly fur in.
s,ebts he says in bis letter french
guis are being fell, ilne recall,
schoekei TIA, rev sni he don't kecT
PAIGE with the march Of modern im.
provemens bat ime beng called I
mimi, to excite my sranesh lesson
so Imust wind off. | saperscr.bI
myself your aiEecticns,e daw,er.
MIRANDA MackERREL."
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A NFw r.rrOa A wasu.rowL.-

The most secure fastening OF ysar
chamber door is q common bolt on
the inside; If there is nane. lock The
door, turn the key 50 that j. can be
drawn partly cut. sni put fis ws,h.
sssis sader IL; shss, any sssemp,
to use . jimmy or pat in another key,
viii push /. out. and csnse = racket
among tue ,rscsery, which will be
pretty certais TO rouse the sleeper
and rvu. the rubber.
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f-5- Il is said inaammstory rheu-
ma,ism can be cured by the following
simple method:
Half an ounce Of rulserirei salt
peire pu, in half pin, Of sweet oil.
l1aths the parts aIIsessd, and a sound
eare will Immediately follor.
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BEAUTIFUL ExTgicr.--When tho
summer OF youth Is slowly wasting
Inlo tho nIghi.lall Of age, snl the
shadow of past years grows deep
cr aud deeper, as il life were on i,s
close. il is pleasant TO look back
through The sisir Of time rpon the
sorrows and Ielieiiiss Of earlier years.
II We have q home to shelter and
heart, 70 rejoice With Us, and friends
haze been gathered together by our
fresides, iAen the rough places vi ouI
wayiaring viii have beca worn aud
smoothed away in tho twilight OF lie,
while the slauy spots we have passed
through will grow brighter aud more
beautiful. Happy. inlecd, are those
whose intercourse With the world has
no, changed the tone o. their holicI
feelings, or broken these musical
cords OF ,he heart, who,s vibration,
are so molodiaas, 80 touching 10 ih,
evening ot agc.
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Observation-Disclosures is . dss.
pefale thing. The frog. in Hap
we're extremely wise; shey bad q
great mini n some water, ba. they
would not leap in a vel because .hey
eoabi no, get cut sgsia.
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~ The grsssheppsp In esrssin
psrs Of Virginia have sskes to cAev.
ing tobacco. They hare slss ssn-
Denced ierrvisscns upon the shsss,
corn, &c.
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nR. u. y. AGREE having permanently
IL locais1 At Sarjis, in panola county,
will bc alwAys psaly ~ answer calls from
any pass u ,hc county, upon being al.
lrcssed at said place.
eE All dsn,sl wvrk done by him will
be warranted good. lie respectfully so
lt'iis ssisl.
Novsntsr -, lsis. Ally.
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professional Cams.

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n Als Ssscasvrsess. from large Hand
oIIIs 10 vsney tsfJ., done With Neaiaesa
ni tDIsps,ch, esd on reasonable terms,
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MARRIED..
ArrSTIN-aFRRY-O

Thursday Dec. 80. by III. Rev Mr..
Wishing, joel j. austin to May A. dsu.h'er OF keschsn
Berry CSC, both of A"itySill-. Long Island.
EOGART-LUPrON-On Monday Jan. 8, BY the Rev Mr..
Rubber or do NJ Bosart to julia NJ Jones' daughter oftss
late William Lupton
MONTGOMERY-On Monday, Jan. q. tho rsst-
nerce OF The BRIDES father Ida Monroe Couuy Meh BY
the Rev Mr. Bidder Taomss Earl eaq. Of NsPs CITY CA 70
former place
LLoYD-yAN sYCKLE-on Thursday, Dec. So, by tho Rev
d. T. l.. Jau.s, William T., youos-s, son ot 9sa Johs
Lloyd This CITY sarah A. dsusbte' Off w Van Sycss
ESQ, OF Brooklyn, r. u.
MACEDONIA LD-BOY CE--Ou Wednesday evening Dec. n. At
the r,.4au.e Of the brides fsther by the Rv O. rslmafs
Thour, NaeUuIsla, IT,, to Miss Addie b. Boyce, de.s
daughter Of ID. D. BoYee, esa all OF Green eo'n~ LONG rn~
RUsSSLI-oRAIIaH-lnt this city, on Monday Jan ~
TIE Rev. A. H. Thompson, George d. Russell TO Mics hsue
GIshsm both Ct Birnhprham Conn.
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La W NI'ELLIHE .VCLE

SUPREME eOURT-GtSER4L Ts.A-pIe 81.
The International Ne sss1r.t COMPANY o. Lo-don az ne
Comui.sor-rs q Tsr-s-The British Commercial Life H.
sLrsnce mpsuysg,. The same.
The plaintiffs IN the above entitled suits are foreign
Corporations cr AsOci4tiors organized untsr acs OF
Parliament OF Great Britain for the purposes OF insur
6rce.
BY ection II Of chapter i63 Lave Of 1853 it is pro-
yced that any comp any org suiZsd IN Ter the aws OF
any foreign government IS aaihorizst 10 d. business.
within this State, by tepositing with the Controller Of
this State '0r tie benefit the policy holders OF uc1
COR psLy, ctzens residents OF the United S;s'es,
securities Of the kind required By the 9th ectOS OF
that set for similar psuies Of this State aud -hs
have appointed an attorney u tbis State representing
the company and upon wnom all legal process can be
served, and on doing these acts may connenc,
business in thi. State.
TIE plaintiffs in each Of the actions have implied
with the prov sons Of tbs set by deposiing rth the
Co, :roller each tue OF $4,000 IN the securities
required BY the Get, aud have each established an
agency Or the transaction VI business IL the City vi
New-York.
or the sums 50 depo7ted By the plaintiffs in the
sec nd above enti,'ei sctca go 90 Invested IA
stocks of the United SAFES
tie defendants, Co ssi0nsrs Of Taxes, ASSESSED
each vi the plsutiffr FOR the Of TIE year 1873
in tbs sum Of $4,000 liable to taxation on that
amount Of personal property.
The Judge s. 9ecal Term held the plaintiffs legally
assessed Ia the fire. above entitled cause 10 ne full
amount # tie sum % depOsis- with Tie Controller,
sId tina. the defstlscs had srongfaly ssse.ssi TIE
Q; siOo,Coo. ard Jtst sad assessment should be re-
dacei % 81 Geo ire gronni tat the $1,000 ir'
ves;ed " stoci Vi tie United States not liable 20
iA1s;ion.
Tie plsntiiT. have appealed frrrn the Orders mad.
in both s AID the defendants from that part OF the
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TIE CASE OF DIR. AND MRS. HATCH

To the ESi.oy Of The n. Y. Tyi5sne
Sin: Cannot consent TO ssve any controversy 9Th
Dr. Hatch He selected me IS one of the arbi,ra,ors
between him and his wife, ard it is in no respect
through nv fundamentally With my consent that
tie matter has been brought before the public. He,
with your assistance has done that and you ~oad
nc; hear from me il tie matsr if it were not for tue
fact that the letter from me TO him, which you pub
bsh, has been SO garbled.
send you true copy Of my letter, that You m'y
see how Important portion lie has omitted, and wa
alterations lie has made in it, TO sui; his owa par.
poses.
do rot desire you to publish the omitted part
though Il Is the statement Of &c al nltted by him
Ii lOsthsone 10 me, and viii be equally 81 t. yolr
readers and DO not wish you 10 offend pabhc
Gecercy for my Justification against assaults GA
ne TO which you have oPered your cola ans. You
must, however, do as you please in regard TO your
sense Ct pIoprieiy. only say that do not ask it.
publication out Of resard for me.
aso send u copy Of mis- letter 70 which mine "a.
a feuly aud a statement Of tae charges, woch W
found .eIe established against him. Taps you ave
Il whole matter before You 70 do with it as you
Chosse.
For ny part have done with II. No remark Of
yoors or us Gen. thiok provoke me 10 waste another
word On the mattel
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CITY ITEMS

Ar associa'ior 20 rse funds by system oflsctures
T. build q Un.st TO DR.. +. r. KsDc has been
formed in this Gig and go. to se'k. Tre admirers
Of the historsn Of tie fret Cnne Erpeia-, With the
pat Of the commander left our ill symps,bizs With
sud eeru y promote its inject Bu, the moss Of toem
will uocorb sdy share positive h;ec.i9n tosbe -te
tbsi has selected by the asoc -tion fr this mona
ment--.owit the Central Park No erection shatever
to the memory Of the o. ri should be Permitted RI this
place Of recreation. IT 10 favor Of sny nnn, fatteres
fieu:s .ha1 begin b Convert his pax ito Per- Ia
Cbaise ri monuments where or with whom shall the
perversion end We hope that this purpose viii be
universally discouraged.
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RUFFhSLY AssAULT.-As one OF Day 4 Coz New
srk express wagons i.s way betgesc Bergen
Hi and jersey City, Monday, party Of i've men
who comrg aorg seized the horses and a.
tempted TO get them ITO the ditch. The driver
jumped from the wagon sGl denauded TO know the
resson for the sasulr, when they fel upon and com
menced to bea; hiu, while ore of them drew dix
knife, which he would PROBABLY have used but for the
timely Interference Of e man y 20 csms up.
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uAvE-TRaDx ~ ARXASsAs.-The following
igs, touching the re openlDg of the African
Go took. plsc. in the Arkansas Legislature a
since;
Humphreys offered the following joint reso-
.r-sOir,d ~ rae Ceserai ds<ntly 81 re state o.
YEA >euAtors "a Congress instuctS and oar
e ives Tc9 rested 20 ali irdaence ~i,lsn
supus's aod Iat down every az mp. - reopen
''1r..ve;'-de.
Pc: osTis an moved 50 ley the resol Stion Oh the
hdsd iilch moinu, the yess aud nays we.e de-
80 TIE E"oi: Yea, ~; Nsys, >.
hutton was tabled
iArksasss Trae DsEl9crst-
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NE REV. 4. l.. CUYLER AND THE NEW
MAINE Law.


ne Ed'hcr y Ths " y. Tribune.
IN: A few weeks since | sisted 10 q letter pub
y. 10 The london Uesliy Record land republ she'd
eral American jouroslsD that this new Maine
'ss ret efec,ualiy enforced in the City of Port
l now cara ron the Mayor OF Portland that
in error, aud that the prOhlbitory lss is most
tally enforced in that city. rejoice to hear it,
mary readers Of THE TRIBUNE nay haze me;
y Loodon letter, hasten TO correct my unin-
J inissta:oment, which was honestly made on
We suthority. Amid the msuy disasters that
ended tse good c2use Of Prohibition, it is
~ to meet with such sncoor sgiog facts as
msGe pnbhc by the authorities o. Portland.
ishing this note you viii aid the es1ss Of lem
aud ohh.e Yours truly,
VI, Jan. 5, lsoa THO. L. CUfLEA
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Court cALENpAR-rsus plv.

TSIrEp STATES DISTRICT CorRr.-Nos. z % II,
a. 50 81. So 49,
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr. PAIR Mos 81
g9l IS Is 7g 81 o. 81 90 Ol, los lo7 9 M us lis
Us ~ i25-P,Rr II -97tI, 3.9i So s. S So 49, a. a. a.
&c. ~. 81 se es las, I0s, no.
SuPRsMS CouRr-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. 10, 81 70
So Gl "a 81, "a. g. IT. ~ -
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. g. ~. 102. l0i, los. 10S 10
ia 10 l2s 20 SS lao to 4 ia9 a ISL 49, ,6 % iss ia
ls6. -
Common PLEAs-PARr Mos. ~ 73 ~, 76 ~,
7s ST. g. 81. S. g. 81 So IS. o. 81 PART -No@ o. 81 ~
To lO3
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THE SSow.-The rrow fell from II TO IA ochss in
TIE eastern pat OF NevJersey, aud yesterday after
moor the sleig wa g'od could be desired.
Lat evening ali IN. available vehicles runners we're
in demand the livery stables sud macy gay party
welt cut TO enjoy the fine seighing.
The cars on the New-Jsrsey and Erie Road came in
as usual.
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GIRL MISMG.-A girl about ID years OF age
named Mary Am Jafrey, who'e Psrertl Re ida at No
jersey avenue left hone the 2ita nit and Sae not
since been heart of She is Of medium size and when
81 left hoo on brown befese dres- and green hood
Soe has on one two occasions left home when par
italy deransej.
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We have eysmined tire complete copy Of the
let,-r IL rr. Hatch. which judge EdmoDds s'nt US
with ID, above conu 4nicstOn: sId We agree With
hn thar the charges acsifst DR.. II. whicn are con
tsipsd in the portions omitted by that ildIvifua'
are not only TOO gross fo- pobeaiioo. but that, II
Trey sGe tine. they form 81 ample reason for The
.fnaraiinn Of TIE parr,s
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CHURCH Charlottesville congregation OF the
+ rst Presbyterian Church at jersey City during the
past year. have contributed the sum Of 81 95j 80 fr
educs .ons ard n.si, nary purposes.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

This Cout, which met al Albany On t1e 9th OF De-
csber for The purpose Of decd the previously ss1
Friday An ene cLanse this year akes Place IN
&. eomFoIon fOgT Of n fis-nt udees retire. sd an as
Js51e Rooseye Of tbs District ~Bo. sccof1ns - oE
PIX systeE postou Pretias Jisi'e Ia
IT, Supreme Cour-
TIE cd M1Ticps Pos. involving esm On tas
city u hall naoa ssd s2oa waaca Inc aases 70
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A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
BY all statoners. A. ~bo. sale ouly by
l.. FABKR. .f- Agent No. lSS Wulsn'st
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fAdyertisemer'.l
EDWARD II. i

EDWARD II. DlAON, NJ. ~, EulljT vi tuc
and Operating AID Consulting Surgeon, No Y 5sy
Coz ,uatoDs obscure diseases cAAy, between
and and and evenings.
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IT, to G.fsn time you must AliTs me- u s!d thd
aeree 9Th y.n the wish s, this matter had beea
h ont - the psp.rs sud tbs, his -rs a. the many
irsiatc.s in ,ch have observed tTa, the ar mpt
to u. -pri'ua-n for -ei.h prrpc-s is snre f-st
last. 30 Sc altered ~ifh disastrous c'ss qG-nf~s.
ksp- Io,k, Jan. T. 1s5a J. W. EDAOSDs.
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-Gr.s tine, ttis week yef a. BARNUas tcI'
ID Dramas. droI Danee. touching s2nss &c inns
FvEsSG. tn Sc wonderful rh'ren the laws
Troufe and the Wr-1 Juvenile Comedars appear IN
Psnto mime and DrsDa They .oESrou'ly iat-se sting
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Tshse eqa,Ny s''i'c. - >. r-uspc S-fr, no c,nr,
Is~ oor.'fHsd IA the rssa ist,ary tern Wa wp be
H. l % or orr yas ,, ,' IL re-.
81 is- claim hh he rs,,ssios o. tie ces sa..aas sas
'noh,r ,,s.,os - great l.'-r,.' ~s'rs -,u-a
,n s.' ss r,a s Il % ss a.: ' ,ss.
tie ~ rsred ~our, since The ssstas Il iss
sS .,s' ti'vS >, ,T.. Sss "a oss.
% witch dsrp. n, Be ms
,. .a' 70 81 ss = ae &c IL Ell i s ,,:
e sisosd toe neie merry .a,t, for her ha'e.e, snd
ir ,cnsft u h.''e CT Of her owe ssPssie esSe
IS se CSC, 81 10. .,oslh,~r. Enpir. City B.as
a..on II judge Das. exoa.T.fps them from liability
rcvr,s-o .od that OF Jues- Roosevelt sossaard
SUPERIOR COURr-SYseraL TkRa-Jsn A-Besors ysAOs
BosWonrH-OsoisioS.
Benf II. HoAgisud eg,. Alex. H. stevens -Mos .
s,n,d Memorandum with C.eFh
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIOSs-Tur,o.v. Jla. g.
setorv City Jnds, Russell.
To-day 20 C;r>nd joy was imp sousiei. JItss
N.'-I IN try - h.ye BIS Csnss r-,dy tsmerros -, q.
Msftin barriuscr We. coa''td o. ors-y IA M s
@ sna sea.cLeed ave and three months N the STATE
wi6su Jcns. pleaded gully to forgery the a-,s isss
sne r-rnsnssd for
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Jan - ssfors Jas
uces CVASSkssUsH ossoSA sao Brennan
Michael Ast, rssaalt an | barry peni'enaary ono
@S SSs cay .. s'9 ON S sa. nr1y four
ths psnir ,s-''on .cain Tao Of Ss,trr PensaNy
coir. p ui,eu,.ry w.. n@sr.ea ,s-Sas
cstpertar Prui,utis four mouths. Kelly
stsshrx hx If Isnas Penne 'sr, three months; H-ay
L,,s ,t'ains @ ',u' peoisn.ry .s %5oiA i.Is.
J-ues Msshesn ste-lrs copper cous remsad~d Richard
Hoor- sud Moses L.sr st-sh p'uly ak mouths ~saa,
Ctar Marvin sp6 battery Peni'rntsry n,nths;
Mary N.-r .sps trn,i. sppas Peurt AIRY four months,
TICS W Piuus.tt s.sl'pg five sl't P~arnsy 81 noot"
6n. so; Jocphue Stanley Assault And ga terry Penca-
la walsh, t-sos .ii... sd
coins, P .spt'ay months rhos wilt,ns scaing 10th
ug charges Pc .en'isry nr months John caomp.a.
Peni,-ntAry toar months: Nta-as Mar
Nv - coat .hAsi SC furotisy poGth,, I-rs
i,h D.n-v sud Ii ohy o,uney sss,a add battery iads
mn, . 80. nra; Fr-derk Sod ssanl. ana battery judx
rsrt adsd sirsbe,h johnson stealing 1y saot. CITY
Ps hy George Laws s.a, and battery haed $S
David Miller assault and battery. fired 80
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Advertise msrt

AksRoTYrEs AND DAGUERREoTYFEt
Nos aud rs Broadway, He~-forx, ana No @ feSh'ST
ysui. sv. Washington, ID. c.
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ForNp DEAD.-An unknow n man, ahOdt CD years
of fell dfan TUESDAY tho oornero Coal aud
Mot. .trres tsser tHe Police sason, where sn
rop.t held anon ldy by Coroner Uksee Verdict,
Death fo Liss II the heart" Deceased -ss loot
eh-s hight sud dressed in plato pants black coat with
velvet collar, whi.e shirt gray cTa--rs, peg oos, Sc
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SUPERIOR COURr-SrscrsL TkRa-Jsn &-Besors JsdOs
BoswcHrH-DscfsioN.
Beni r. HoAgisnd sg'. Alex. H. Sevens-Mca, .
e,n.d MemomI DUN it'll C.eEk
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PEiSTERs' FEsIIvAL-Thc New-YoIk Topographic
cs Society invite th7r dsnds to celebrate with them
the anniversary Of Franklins birthday, N the 18th Of
January, at Niblos saloon. TIE proceeds sitsr de-
frsyins expense 10 be devosed to the manteosncs
Of their Free Library, which the Society contemplate
removing to moe desirable location, in order that
it, usefunese may he extended and the benefits 10 be
derived rom its wedled shelves, more accessible TO
-ose v no are unw unable to avail themselves Of its
advantages. Hoo Washington Irving aud Other dis
tirgsisbsd literary gentlemen nave sighted their
ihtebtioI to be present at the festival.
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After thanking Messrs. Smith aud Desro, the ofhc.
Of tie past year, the Board adj burned.