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John Randolph of Roanoke, wrote
the following wise aud jus, rcflcc-
lions:
without shining abilities, or the
advantage Of IN education, by plain,
straightforward industry, under the
guidance Of old-flshioncd honesty
aud practical good sense, he accuma-
lated an ample fortune. In which II
is 4 nly believed there was not ono
dirty shilling" This Is very homely
Saxon language, but It Is full Of pi,h
aud point. In Randolph's mind
there must have been running some
faint Fcminisccnce Of the apostles
phrase, "flthy lucrr!" used more than
once IN his cpistle. Either term has
wide application In these DAYS. when
the race for riches seems TO absorb MI
hearts, and few men care for the soil
upon their shillings, provided only
they have enough Of them. Yet.
the wisest men say that a good name
u better than thousands OF gold and
silver; whereas, a few dirty shilIinus,
a few unjust gains, a few sharp prac.
tius, vii put a lcprvus faint upon
the acumuIations Of a life time. II
: worth while for any man, bcfor,
he rake new additions to his heap
70 examine the color Of his coin. AM
kesp gu, the fiIthy lucre, the dirt,
shillinrs.
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Fu#fs wishing " obtain small
sdsahamenla On itsif growing Hop
n ettian, sul pla re wlliing n
maks satisfactory arrangement 8n
H. accommodated with Sums ma ~,
ct,linr Nv, hundred dgllam without
interest, Wy applying ~ ioffma
ton ~ N n WAnb
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State cf Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Virginia Hastings Elia Shores and Anand,
shores heirs Of Niry @ Shores deceased also
70 Green B. Hastings husband Of said vir.
GINA foa are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate coeri q aii county. NJ the cour,
house thereof on Wednesday. the ash day Of
July lseG to show Gauss why the fnal aesnun.
II Nillsr D. Keith. one o. the administrator Of
deeedeats estate shoaid not be allowed and an
BY order q court.
j'e-n W P wo0rrgy. Clerk.
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GUARDIAN SALE

IN pursuance q a order of the rrsa.,,
seaft Of LaiaTsiis cuansy. s~lssisipps. mad a.
ne MAJ term. lssA thsrepf. | will = ru.ra;,-
Of Robert D and Mary c. shsszur eass :.
80 ~ Paolie suction On the ifth asy AZ f.lv
isss n The lawn Of Panels. shs hlla~;r.
asse1esd land lknosn as the Hobbs tr.rs =
tas n fiAnola rsuntr asd ks~rsrrn - -
q me town Of Pamela ,o-wlt. me s..st+.-.
tssI.s. = srss'ea thiry-ss, township tw~ssr.
sssea. nnse isa. ceniaininr one huaar,s -
III sesss Isfms 4 half rssh. hsiisr<s =
'Nsivs noaths Tine Nth approved szrsr,sx
JANIS @ EHEEcOc
Ovarian
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Panala county. To
Miles, lesaics Of Ale<ander vilss de.
ceased You ars hereby cited 10 appear besorv
be Probate court q ed coaa.y. Al the snur,
huuss thereof en- wsdns sday. he 7sth dav a.
July lsss 70 show ciuss vhy ihe6nal accosu,
Miller D Keith. one o. the Administrator
= beHis scn, with ths win annexed Of s.,a,,
Of Alexander Niles Deceased. should NJ - II
and Approved By osier Of saut,
tea-Ft W 2. Wo0TrEv. Ce-t.
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Volume Ten.

With this volume commences the
tenth year Of the STAR. For ten
long years this luminary has con-
tinucd to shed its rays upon the
people OF Pamela county; some
times almost obscurcd aud lost in the
clouds Of smoke, the noise and con-
fusion Of the tread of armies and the
roar Of battle, but ever and anon.
when these surging tides Of passion
and ~retreating or advancing armies
woald permit, shining out with con-
slant and peaceful rays upon the ruin
and destruction left in their wake.
Thrice did the Northern invader
place his destroying and thieving
hands upon u "pct," and after
each embrace nothing was left but
shattered cases, pied type, and broken
presses. But still the STAR arose
from its ruins to again ilhnminc the
surrounding gloom, and by its bright
ness make more plain the death and
destruction that had fallen upon our
home and our once happy land.
One decade in human existence
has passed since this STAR arose and
stood over Pamela county. But in
this short but cvent(ul period what
changes have been wrought. When
It's light first appeared We were the
most prosperous and happy people on
the face Of Gods green carpctcd foot
,tool. Enjoying all the rights of
citizens under equal laws, made by
our " representatives, and guaran-
teeing to every man the pnrsui, of
honors, wealth aud happiness. But
now, alas, how changed Robbed of
hundreds Of millions OF dollars worth
Of property; cities, our towns,
our houses, and farms destroyed our
people disiranchiscd and treated a.
alien enemies; our brave, gallant and
chiyalrous men imprisoned and in
suited BY a hcartless and 6cndish foe;
compelled to submit to laws and tax
alton, in the making OF which, We
are denied a voice; 10 stand by, pow
%srle-s, and witness the destruction of
the Constitution by a cabal of can't
ing, hypocritical scoundrels who nov
WELD tue power Of a section Of the
country, in defiance Of the President
and in violation Of every principle Of
Republican governments, aud ere
long to sce ade-potism fastened upon
the country that, in after years, will
require millions Of money and river.
Of blood to break down and destroy.
And then, too, where are the hun.
drcds of smiling faces Of our noble
young men who, ten years ago, glad.
dened the hearthstones Of their
homes and gave evidence Of long
life and happiness, Of years If use
fulness to themselves and to theiI
ccuntrys Every breeze that come
70 rs FROM a hundred battlefield
brings the answer: Here we are, qni'
city repo-ing in the embrace Of oal
mother earth.
mr. fsafI.l fsiL and psfishsd,
their lAarsls unssarsd.
A. ~ k-ze ihs. theT cherished.
IL eaa.< sir1 ~rsvsfsss
Al th- hanofed rsnsihs
On fhs z~en<ross hrass
rz-.r NJ .dd<<z d ztrzsns
- ~ h,~l'szi s1ass.
1he.< nrr saddening thoughts; ba
- >. t.Ic raa1nzs1 N The past
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ADMINISTRATORS ORC

Letters 81 administrator ksrinK ~, 49,.
= 70 the undersigned On he ssiass Of esmI
Y Casey. dscsassd, ny The Prsha,s euutt !. The
april term ihsreul fr The cuhniy Of psnol,
and state II Nssss-irss .A~-~~~ ~ -
saving claims Asains, aid e=sa,e vili ~ressat
mem within ihf time prescribed ~ law. or
,hsy Val y forever barred. and al lhsss IN.
asetet e said estate yin ave eu.is hf rs-;se
" lmnsaa'eiIi A. ?. HOUSTON,
leie0 Airirt-ratos
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s SMITH co
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken M BY Elijah wilbouru, three mules
one a brown mare muls, shod before. medium
sic, about twelve years old, branded &C on
the shoulder and IT on the ncck, appraised
Al s'a One . hay stud mule, Eve y,ars old,
branded ~. s. on the shoulder aud s. On
the neck. appraised at $500 One mule coli,
nearly bla,k, two ysars old. valued al as
Posted the aud day Cf June 1865.
JAMES BOWERS
lee-N Ranger Of finula County.
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PROBATE JrDdE.

J n ButbfIdgo hu authorized ps to Nh.
n1unrt hs ham n a candidate for Probate
Judge u Pamela county nj the ensuing tlec.
ton tc-pd
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
Green z. Watkins as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Partla county. Election IN October next.
tc-pd.
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LOOK IIEREif

=. hankls has an experience Of t~snty.
ssui yeai' N well-digRins. and wsald caution
ss auons 10 have their work done before tbs
~ q November, as he intends closing m H.
lae season. He warrants bic work Ia es,ry in
stance. provided there e no quick-ssnd
POstoihee address, Pamela lmvlas.
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nnrrm nLrnK.

John & iiatiian hti nu'ho. tei ne 70 hn.
a0unr bi ofme 1 rnnl Rite III f'.sletion
20 iha oHpt ~ tirtuit tloit 81 ut 10 uihg eler.
tIln
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$50 M NHfuIsi 70 uhnHn, lbt Namf
H. .H ftIian af .ntifta uf ff
.tt talf. ~ ihe lAH fH4isli ~ iHti eHm
nati III M tiuniatn of Nuahlit. lasuiu tip.
rh rlnYt nhl lafy.He ~ oha election 10
n. iaN.f uat. 70 DBL
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The many friends Of Capt John ". Ne
Craeken announce bic name as a candidate FOR
the Office Of Sheriff Of Pamela couniy at The
ensuing election.
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announcement


Ua hih tl % HnHH raff
uf m "a HHtH HHH fff HIllN
t HHi iuisN NJ lht ih AHIti
% NJ I. .0laHt n fIptah WlHHtl
q fanaf GOD iatHyeHf m fha election
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o snrRtrr.

We are authorized to announce the nam, Of
Rober, u Jones, "a, candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county, Election In October next.
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Wiliifm 7. Woo:ten has authorized US to an
nounrc his name rs a candidate for the Office Of
Tar Assessor 1T the ensuing election. pd
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PROBATE CLERK.

William Martin ha' authorized NJ 10 nm.
nounce his name al a candidate for The Office Of
Probate CLERK Of Pamela county.
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
n. ". Terry. as a candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county, atthe ensuing election.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of James
Norris deceased. at the June term, lsee.
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
tshsrehy given 10 all persons indebted to aid
estate to come forward aud settle, or having
claims against said estate, TO come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed By law.
OF they will be forever hsrred.
JOSEPH W. MORRIS,
jeSO-et Administrator.
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NWttt FtN8t8t
Fhlfh ~ reliability, prom pihets aad sHsIs.,
my Do confidently relied npDh. Diel.al..
nv superiority u medical alialhmeau. "a.
dittotefy d ahy volcanic eomrouhi sIImls.ss
ffom It, faflafehh Der, yet va claim he ~
and ability fof The Intellect n Unf saaa.,.
phydeiani r. hftfy, combat md dletsl. ~.
u earliulailon " our own diseases
n In ihlt honest strategy, there be,
let u esiehd, my hiendi, from duff 70 H.
The lafid lightning : flash from POLE 70 Dol.
let Intellect govern, while thunden foll
Or medicines afe all classified accofdiss !
tho dictates pf reason and eOmmon sshs, !,
one article recommended Tor oil dIasssss A.,
are more complete Than any class u mtaleIsA
ever offered 70 the American people. A 4.
.....Asa l.. s.t.atUH
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OF all the Injuries bestowed upon
man hy woman-kisscs are the best.
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CITATION NOTICE
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters les.amentafy having been granted
10 me upon the estate Of John D. Balch,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1855
thereof; now all persons holding clAimsagains,
said estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly ProbAted and registered
according to Law, or they will be barred By the
sta,nie In such cases made aud provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER,
apl9l-Vt Executor.
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IEI VElnf nItli NM,

N4ss aHf e.
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80 Hiis Eli Hf 80
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Cash Store -! !
POWELL 4 SIMPSON
"A T.
B~ATESVILLE, MISS.

Ansr thanking you fcr past patronage. We
voald AK m examination Of the largest and
most complete assortment Of goods ever brought
TO this market, aud bear 10 mind tina, our
soois have Just arrived per Express. ftum Phil.
sdslphia and Cincinnati, and have been hoavh,
With Cash. a, the lowest prices. and W ss.sr.
All that thsy .hall have the full benefit Of any
decline That has taken place In goods Our
aides department is magniheen, and our gen
usmens department Is complete. with The
laIgesl stock Of shoes in Pamela eouasy. n We
can ave yoa ten percent We will DO Il; n ~,
can only ave yuu Eve per cent Il i an item 70
yoa ana ret a'fsrsf that we win ssil you any
FOODS as low As you can get them in f.-sA,,
mayiI-fL POWELL a SIMPSON.
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Nli#H Ell fH
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Hff WI Hs y
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sevantieur's Compound
Extract RearbeP1

sevantieur's Compound
Fluid Extract Bcarberry,
Prepared according to experienced phystilf
views, for all diseases Of the kidneys h.s1t<
aud prostate gland and urethn-whetherssb
or chronic-anecting male or female. fxN
ien,ion and non-retcntion Of urine, inputd
and deranged Secretion Of the kidneya pro3s>
ing thick or milky urine, q deposit Of edimees
gravel, weak back, especially WHEN adSl
from excuses, effects Of early indi<Eesion, ~
10 Of dissipation, gleet, laucorrhoe, wkkefS
ness, palid e~ountenanee, evil forebodingh ~
This preparation Is I. compound Of eubsbs y
niper berries, buehu, pipsissway and malice ;
a concentrated form. Ask your phyfiesa
about IT, Price large bottles only 81 90. o.
other preparations which are prepared ~
equal ability and skill, may be relied upea :
all cases where such remedies are required, n
as follows:
Dromgoole 4 Cos. Amygdulias csst
Syrup.
Dr.. Dromgcole's Red Diarrhoea Remedy
De lie Rockies Pile Salve,
Dromgoole L Cos. D~yssniAry eonposs<
Seysntieurs Phloridrine Stomach DinsA
Dromgoole 1 Cos Vegetable Ass-sn'ss
Pills,
Dr.. J. Parham's Indian Sslvs,
De La Rockies Liver Pills.
Dr.. Parham's Eye Wash.
Call on our agent procure = circular and -
H. For sale BY Druggists and Merchants
j. p. DR0AGo0LE ! Co.
Wholesale and retail Druggists, ala NAiaN
MrnrErA In
For sale by Druggists and merchants ~
sale In Pamela BY Hodges 4 Moore, In SArdsq
5. y. Dunlap 4 Co. msr3i-1n
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TINGEs TIE PALE CHEEK
RKffSGG &c

A never falling remedy for all forms Of chilli
ehills and fever, dumb chillA Intermittent ~
mit,ent and bilious fever, periodical headache
neuralgia, pain aud aching In joins and limb
general debility, cold Chilly sensations, and Y
complaints Of a malarious origin. Produsass
unpleasant feelings about the head, can be u.
ministered to infants, and can be relied upou d
the longest standing cases 10 be found, snd y
cure IA permaneut. Gall and iook Al )
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English EFsssmnsIEse4alA.9s:,; ;,.


For the cure Of painful, suppressed or iftfrs
mcnstruation, leucorthoe OF whites, irrliatliy.
liberation and falling Of the womb, hysinn
ehlorosls, sterrilllty, palpita,lon, shorlaes 4
breath, melancholy, swimming or giddinss Il
the head, sick headache, pain In the side, tli
or loina, cold feet and hands, nervous dstAu
and prosiration, and all that class Of ,pui.s
some complaints affecting old aad young h
males. II removes all distractions 10 naisn
promotes regularity and relieves the despast
ingi
TINGES THE PALE CHEEK
with the roscatc hucs Of nature, rounts ~
chisels the emaeiated, adds brilliancy 20 sts IN
aud intellect, arouses the melancholy, xak
the nervous, imparts beauty 10 retiring girIhok
and eomposes old age. ltproduces these taru
by thoroughly a~rousing and ~reiuyigorstirg IL
whole female system TO its natural HEALTHY
functions. No female, married or single. 4
delicate health, should be withou! Il. Cspn
our agent and ask bis opinion. Price "a ays
bottle.
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0 ASSESSOR.

FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
John II. Branch, who los, q Lex at the siege o.
yieksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat.
terry, rs a candidate for Assessor Of Pamela
county, a, the ensuing election.
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NOTICE.

The firm Of s s Smith 4 Co Il this day de.
by mutual consent " s Harris having
odd bis entire interest TO ". J. fioyd. Who viii
The Produce and GNsccry business 10
with Mr. s 8 Smith. The style Of
new firm will be Smith L Floyd
VT Harris can be seen a, any time At the
oil stand, 20 attend TO any business any one
may have with him.
jel6f s 8 SMITH kcO
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Humbuggery IL Outaanksd.

Our agents BONG Informed u The cont,x.
ton Of each article aud authorized 70 lnpu.
the same Information 10 regular practising ph,
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De La Rco1kc'0
Constitutional MOnarh.

Being a happy combination Of s,illingis, ysl
low dock, ssrsaparilla, burdock and iodidsa
potash, for all impurities OF the blood, skin v
eases and eruptions, scrotfula, ~rheumal,n,
syphilis In all It's varied forms and sssgx
camp itch, letter, scaldhead, glandular svsl
ings and tumors, boils, ulcers, old sorcs bloehs
and pimples on the face Of every young ma
hereditary taints and all diseases requiring =
Alternative treatment, Price 81 SO Dor botla
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Memphis Markets.

Tho f%olIosias ars the la,e', quotation.
Is given by the Memphis PaPerS:
u.nnfNn NOR card.
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The business this year has been particularly
'stalc, fat ana unpro6table.r We have
been in doubt as to the action OF Con-
gress on various financial measures, such as
The Funding bill and the Tariff; and uncertain
as to the extent and prevalence OF the epidemic
and Of many things besides OF no less import
ance in their relation TO commercial ana
financial affairs, in consequence OF Wmch
there has been an unparalleled decadence
in everything Ike trade. Our business with
other and smaller cities, and in the
Middle Western and Southern States, has
decreased wonderfully, and from every locality
comes the universal complaint OF dulness and
stagnation. To those who have had stocks on
hand. and have been compelled to pay the extor.
tioLate rents demanded on business streets, this
statc OF affairs has been most disastrous. But
now that Count B1sMARRs policy has brought
the European war to q speedy termination; now
that the last ukase has gone forth from Con.
PTess until the coming winter; nov that 1t
seems that the Board of Health are
taking tnittdtory steps to prevent the
cholera, which will doubtless be anici
pated by a return of cold weather. mer.
chants look forward to more hattering
condition OF affairs. The stocks of goods in the
hu~uS vi OOuuJIy u(dlCIS are uOW very llIui- GU
and when financial affairs commence reviving
their supplies of goods will have to be immc-
diately renewed. The exports from this and
other metropolitan ports are steadily increasing,
and soon the Western States will dnd it difficult
to supply the rapidly increasing demand for
their staples IN Europe.
Moreover, we shall have in a sboIt time now
reliable and definite information of the value of
the Southern cotton crop, on which various
estimates have been made, some of a very fiat.
teIing nature. And although the result may
prove that it has not equalled expecta ion, there
will be harvest of cotton of sufficient magni.
tude to furnish the South with ready money,
which will certainly, like the cddies of q stone
thrown in water, spread towards US and mate
rally affect our financial Interests. Besides,
there will be advantages resulting more or
less TO our whole population from the great
influx OF visitors to our city at the approaching
National Convention.
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A COachmnn Robs His Employer to get
Married.
HIs ARREST AND CoEFEssIoN-THE PROPERTY RB-
COVERED.

MS ARREST AND CoHFBssI0N-THB PROPERTY BE-
COVERED.
A romantic case occurred in the Thirtieth
Precinct Police Station yesterday afternoon. IN
which young man OF good appearance,
twenty-five years OF age, named William Brown,
was the unfortunate subject Of this paragraph.
III seems that n few months AGO William Brown
was hired by MIR. J. b. Hoover, residing at
Washington Heights, 0ne-hundred-aLd-fJrty-
hrst street In The capacity of coachman.
For several months William gave his EN-.
ployer no reason to Complain OF his
attention to business. But alas one
DAY William became acquainted with
smart-lookiDg young woman, and believing
he could run double team as well as his
master, proposed at once to take his fair one FOR
better or tor worse. He was accepted, and the
day was appoint, d Tor the happy ceremony.
Now, William found himself rather short, and
asked his master TO loan hun one hundred dol
lars to help the matter along. MIR. Hoover diu
not refuse exaC ly TO loan the money, but he
objected TO William taking partner as he re-
quirt his single services at the stable in the
event OF horse becoming sick. Ho VeVer, not
Gisheanened by the refusal, William made MP
his mind to marry the girl anyhow, and, in
order 10 raise funds to deiray expenses, con-
cocted plan whereby he contemplated obtain
ing loan, and thus be enabled 10 carry out his
matrimonial obligations. Accordingly, on the
lst OF August William reported TO Mr.. Hoover
that the stable had been broken into and three
horse-blankets, together with wearing apparel,
stolen therefrom. Mr.. Hoover, believing the
story, applied TO Captain Slott, of the Tnlrtieth
precinct. and the captain detailed officer Tier
ney to investigate the affair.
The officer, on making an examination of the
stable, saw that the breaking had been done
from the inside. This iact William did not
imagine would he so closely scrutinized by the
police. Other facts were also discovered which
led the officer to suspect that william was the
burglar The officer accused him, and finally
took him into custody OH the CHARGE, aud con-
vtyed him to the Station House. There after
an incarceration Of a few hours, he confessed
his guilt informing the officer where the pro-
perty could be found. 1t was subsequently
recovered at fremont, Westchester county,
where it had been deposited by the accused.
TIE foregoing statement is the substance, oi
williams confession. He denies, however, that
he intended to steal the articles, but took them
merely ior a short time, intending to raise 0
hundred dollars, and give these articles as
collateral untt he could repay it, The property
| veyed before Justice Connolly, VINO committed
him to prison Tor trial.-M. 7. Herald.