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JOHN r. FROCQ.

General Agent Il AuCtiOneer.
WILL ATTEND IT. POSTING BOOKS. drawing
W ana collecting accounts, writing leases.
deeds' &C. Also, any business TO be transacted
with the State Government. redeemino lana.
forfeited for taxes &c
Orders left at F. B. SANS, J. p, will be prompt.
ly attended to.
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Appolntments by the Governor.

S. p. Greves, one Of the Board OF
Directors of the Louisiana Penitentia.
ry, rice E. Hiriart resigned.
William Hubs, Clerk of the Lou.
isiana Penitentiary.
Joseph 4. Andrees, Notary Public,
in and for the Parish of St. Landry.
James s. Flaurnoy, District Attor-
ney for the 18th Judicial District.
rice George Williamson resigned
AdvOcate.
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New Orleans and Ravnm s.ro
TWICE A WEEK-Eor

L Bayou Sara. Port Hudson kA
.obdelPs Store, Baton Rouge, q y
Plaquemine, and all intermediate l.n,;.g,
1ne nne passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS. n. URx, MARSH, leaves New Or.
leans every SUNDAY at 0 o'clock. A. n.
and every WEDNESDAY,, At S O'clock
?: Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at -, ~. and IsHURSDAY:t
6r. N. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
1T 9 ?. NJ, and THURSDAY at 1872
% For freight or passage apply ON
oos'o' Jan. -, 1885.
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8.salzr Gaast $asI.ts,
Baysa ssss vAehss-l4asrsi IailI.
FOR Bayou Sara three ~

. 1IMEs 4 wEEn.-1ss .. 1 S
Mail steamer Laurel Ran, 5.A.G -
S"s,os, master, VIZ Leave New Orleans every
DAY and fnaDAy Moanine n 10 O'Clock, keturnins
leaves Bayou Sara on MONDAY, THURSDAY snd AZ
URcAS, arriving in New Orlesns sane Day.
Asents.M. Gordon, Jr, J. A. Brsud 1 LANDRY.
S . Sororidge Co., Hall I Kemp Co., jos. :.
N. B.-A clerk vIll BE- on the l>v.s IN N n
to receive freight st oil eimes from Tuesday Morn.
ing 70 Saturday night, and shippers caS deliver
goods to him, ana hsvs bills lsding signed in the
""es e""ce' eisf may BY.
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STRAY OR STOLEN.

Choice Lard OF.
IN BARRELS Just received and for sale
~ by mar 81 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Oats and Bran.
I00 BAGS in store and for sale by
4VV april IA. JOSHUA BEAL-
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Qfatbs.

JoHNsoS-In Peacham, Nov 6. Mrs. Betse,
Merrill wife Of Leonard johnson in the fffr. fri
year OF her age. Z" He giveth his,epved sleep."
BRowx-In Barton. Oct. :. Iartha A. e,dos
daughter OF Joseph +. and Soprona 5. Brown
aged 81 years and 6 months.
BABCoCK-In DanviIle. Now, jeremiah R.b,
cock, Esq, formerly Of Cabot, aed Is wears.
ALvoED-ln Brookfeld, Nov. |, of Group, Fran
ces Elizabeth, daughter of JohnI. and Betsev \
AlvOrd, of st. JOhn>bury, aged ne year and f;,.
months.
"oN ioN-In GREENSBORO, on. 4, ut the resi-.
dence Of u. Cummings, Abby huntington, AGED AZ
Years.
LAiRD-In reacham: Nov 2, Wy suddenly, Col.
Peter Laird, formerly Of Barnet, red Y wears.
WARDEx-In Jackson, Iowa, SDt. "a, oftypbojd
'ever Ny. James Warden. Of Bart, a2ci 80 vears.
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United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.

MIbDLE STRtET, LOwELI MASS, {. 5. a.
ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
Craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen years,
BROCHURES PATENTS in this. and all Foreign COun.
tries where Patent Laws exist
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for several
years been acquainted witk Mr. T.. W. SCorr, and
state with pleasure, that he is gentleman of UNI
questionable integrity. and knowledge in the bust
ness in which he is engaged.
SEwAIL q. MACK, Mayor Of Lowell
!. w. BEARD. Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas.
Us, Boston.
H. b. SMITH, Manufacturer Of Machinery. Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON, Fix 1t. Gov. Ms, Lowell.
D. ). RiCnAEI'soN, Atty at Law * Co. Comm r.
Ar BEowN, Atty at Law, add Director of the
Wamesit Bank o22v1
PAI TERMS tor Castings, and MODELS for Ma
chimes, promptly manufactured f. W. SCOTT
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VIII winter Term w..l commence Tuesday, Nov.
Il y, and continue eleven weeks.
Tuition will be hereafter uniform. and e. ,er
term.
he avails Of a Fund under the direction ,,f ,he
trustees will lie appropriated 10 pay tuition for
Young men needing assistance in "a course ,f -,iuca-
ton i''r the Christian Ministry A,i,,iti. nal MD also
VIII be rendered to the same ra,s Of student. -
their circumstances may require.
FOR further information respecting ne S,.ho.
application NAV b" made to the subscriber.
j. X. COLBY, Secretary Of Trustees.
Nov. s, 1870. e..
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5f!arriagrs.

SToNE-lNGkKsOIL.-AtG reemieId. Nov. 9Th n,
Rev j. L.. Jenkins OF Lowell, Dr. joshua Stone Of 81
Joan>bury, and Eliza l.. daughter of C. j. j. Inpcr
soil OF the American Republic
WILLAMs-HALL-ln Concert, Nov. II. by The
Rev >: NJ Russell. Mr.. John Williams and Mrs. Lu
cinda Han, both of Concord
Understandable Barnet, low. 8, bv Rev. S
H. Coiburn, Mr. Elliot Wcbber, otPlymouth, n. H..
and Miss Lucy \. Smith. of Barlrt
DofISG-BADGLR-In Irasbugh, Nov. 4. by
Rev. Amos w. Goardman, MIR. Falcs Doyng and
Miss Sarah Badger, both of Irashlrch
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov 6

At market 2l0t beef cattle, 675 stores 2, par~
working oxen. III COWS and calves, $500 sheep and
lambs, 20oO swine.
Ik'CEs;-beef Cattle-Extra, $50: LIST quality
.; "a quality q; Sd do t:.
Hides. Z; tallow, ~; pets Sc; ca'fskns, I2lc
per IT, -.
Sf"re>-l earrings $40 to IL. Two wears old x1a
to SIG. Three years old SIS To S25.
Working Oxet-SlOO to l55.
Cows and Calvc>,-S2O Us.
H'eep and Lamb>-Extra, 81 10 :; by LOT S1I
to3s
Swne-Wholesale =; retail 7las.
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capital stock Of the Bank of Lyndon, on the
table; adopted Mr.. Coolidge moved an a.
mendment to ball BY striking out the name
OF f. Is. Chase, and substituting Thoma. Bart
lett jr.; adopted and bill passed.
The remainder ofthe journal through Sat
urday and Monday is devoid of interest to
the general reader1
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a cA70

The employees of T.. & I. Fairbanks & Co. take
this method of expressing their thanks for, aid
high appreciation of the gift Of Bible from thai
f'rn to each man engaged in their business.
In behalf of the employees,
J. NJ. WARMER. of the Stor,
st. Johnsbury, Now Is, 1855.
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.s SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale his Farm known
N sro ..' wen FARM situated one and a-l,aT
!''Ns IRON 81 Jehnsburv Centre VILLAGE ,,,.;. .
ing over 100 acres OF land, witt, good bn,din"s
win running water at House anu Barn .,, , .''m
oe sold together or i'll parts to accommodate WI
81 'oilnsbury Centre, Oct. q. l,55 u;S
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NapErr

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MaPKrr
Al MARKET 1850 Cattle, 1870 Reeves and 4,o s,or.,
XV" anr1g OF Working Oxen, Cows and Calves
Prices-Market Beef-Ex,ra s7,.s n
Gnaty' $'a7 So ID quality, ss25a7: Sd ono, -.
S'soao,I9; ordinary S4a5 per 100 lbs. ''
barrelng Caffeine quotations.
s Cor working Oxen-ss0,s5 10oa14o
Cows andCalves-s25 TO 80
PeIts-7sasSo per r cwt; Tall"w-ss,5o. 10.
Year ines@,e To- Calf r skinsolsc per ID.
Tire; fearsOh SIS to s24. 10 IL
s; by lot, s1jtcl "''' IS'Ta' *'a
S",ne-.c .0r old
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G. w. TONES
Cough, Consumption & Bronchitis El;x;r

ShE proprietor w";ild respectfully call tine a,,ep
= non OF the public 10 his lnvai,,ate rc,uc.l; ,or
,n a''e.s'.s o Inc roa' and Lungs, ami beg< of
'no>e WHO are undecided what 10 select IRAN, ,e
numerous medicines advertised and Recommended
iof >'icii complaints, 10 give his ELINIR tr,a -
Having done 80, they Will 10 longer ur,,r. wh,,
10 tahc themselves, or recommend To others
single trial VIII prove To them that ill.,, is IN, mos,
'ai"apfe REMEDY ever discovered Tor ;ic y,rIo,,
all sttiols OF the throat ana lungs; IT will ,un,d,
ateiv relieve the most violent cough. and in few
hours completely cure the most severe cou. As y
preventative and cure tor cUn>unption il la, mn
equal Ii Is purely vegetable, con;,;n> no ,oi>,r,.
Gus ingredients Is quite agreeable to the taste and
"av Lc gwen with perfect safety 10 the most delicate
chihl. The numerous testimonials received ,Iu,>,
daiiy from those who have been cured v il. ,ulv
justly 'he a>ser'iol that no family shqpi, Ii, WI
aien VINO have tile hoopnng cough or cru,u, ,,a,
NY VIII alleviate AT once the >unernr> -, ,l.,r
niue ones. Price 90 cents. lrll.crrI peno, ": =,
central street, Lowell, Mass, iP. DO
rted. T.. Smith, Montpelier, General Agent for y,
anu :, 'of sale hy j. e. bingham, 1T. ,Jol,nsl,urv =
icf'S \ Co., Cabot, and ). ). Weeks. Dun,II:. =
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BRIGHAM & CARPENTER.
ST. JOHN SDlRN
MARBLE WORKS,

HI Subscribers have enlarge, Tier e>..il.l.
meal Gir'ic tie ia-t -':i>nii.-:i,a in iii,C
Their thanks i'r The Yer, .I.r:ii favor i'm NJ
ttir w''r. has bees rrrar to Won am or .lnt
Fey are n"w ready IT, furnish riri- work IL al ia
various 'ra';cti". III r'h and unique >trlc> rh
c:lii Ice "Ncelr:-l ri,e> hel,u All COM .: fi,
and within ih" ni'al.s al ~. Tho. who arc
;'''n erecting M''i ti:ii.ii. i 'i viii d - mis-
establishment; '!.-> -, 81 ir.'in the r.ri .r-i~i
york of Mount iIbu .n.i tire. gI,.i ..,,..., -
IL Ms" fc S.,ni.c SD or i,i -, irr-ip M.
lie ,mcu..:tr 49,. II. LIZ.
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VIE winter Term OF this Institution will COM
mcnce Monday, Dec 3, and continue eleven
weeks.
Boar! can be obtained for 81 per week, inclnfiing
every thing ISAAC A. PARKER Principal
Glover, Nov. 9, 1853 s55-:7
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Assignee's Notice.

VIE under. g'ied. having been app,in.-! A..
L s'Gnee OF Isaac Watts. III Feacl,a,n. late ,u.r-
chant IN trade. hereby gives notice 10 all ,er>.c
indebted to said Hatts. that immediate ,:.vr.r,l,
must he made 80 days viii be given for payments
W oc Hiaie l" me Legal measures will Toe taken
Tor the collection If those rclnai,,;ro u ,,.er III,
time. JAMES ,\,. .:
Peaclan Hollow, Nov =, l>,5 .5.rr
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NEW lSs1i,NS!

VIE Ntw'"Mns-by 1iaclcray;
i Tnl EA. fnhlk;
III oib h"Mt>ILAr--i Ana 5. Stephens:
Orr PAEKI,H; KATE STANTON: H.,Mr S.l>,>.
lowN AND Cor>IEY: Is D.~,I> AND OUT;
STAR fArEE>-bv IL. ". Ecech.r;
P'rtEi A. TWAS ANpIs;
lHt GEiar RID DRAGON; Iu>,, Look a,,,.n.
lHt IA" i;A'-bv y T. Wills:
AMtIItA> AGITAToE> AND HEr,,rvrr..
LHiINtr:rs PEUNot NtIN.. ti,ZtIItr ,,r I'M.
""rLi'. c"iiiali.In, over two inoll>an,. pare,-
ihc>c and many oiiIer> u>; received. ri
TOWARDS Book & Music Store.
81 .juEu>lry Nuy T: L., - -.
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Ladies Notice

KALI and winter Dress Goods Of x,r;ou .,.
ana patterns. with large assortment Of nress
low prices, by " t uAveeningiv
Oct. le55 o''L" VEIL
4l2s5.
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AOlIIE Is hereby gwen that have this dav
l gwen my son. |onn H. Pr scott hi. t,mc dir
ing the realr:er OF his minority 10 transact hu>,
ness Tor himself. and shall clam none of his Darn
ings nor pay amy debt. OF lis contracting after tl,,>
dale. SAMt FL PRESCOTT
Attest: FEEEroM u. I'Lt>,vrr.
Lyndon. Nov. IL. ls:,j o,5-.-*
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vvitE Winter Term Of this School will commence
= on Monday. lee. ID. and continue II weeks.
L.. SWEET, 1'rincipa1.
GEO. H. WEEKS, Secretary Board of Trustees
Nov. Il, 1856. .ss ?.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

YNHE winter Term will commence IN Mond,r
i Dec. 3. at O'Clock, and continue eleven week
We are happy to inform our patrons that Prof l. +
Dana has been engaged as instructor in music.
5. 5. MORRILL,, PRINCIPAL
Peacham. VT Nov r. ,,i.-
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80 Acres of Land:
A D CT 10 N.

TllE subscriber will sell at public auc,;on. u
tuesday. Nov. %, 300. AZ h;> residence IL, IN,
cas- par, OF fe''ham the following property, viz:
N'A Years o!d Horse. extra Cows
seven Mare, - Sheep.
>nckh.S t"t, vcarnC I:uiI.
:h"'e>' 300 bushels of Potatoes.
:. "'>!ei> q. U!,S, ~ bushels oi Corn.
% bushels al Wheat 90 tons oi HAY
4 lot %! >t'i '. Cart. Wagons. S,c1rIS ard Slcl.
lot OF farming tools. dairy am. sugar u,.,,.;is
housch"l'! urniiure. and l5c"r,i> Of dry wood
Sale TO commence ~ " o'clock forenoon.
JOHN u. BLANCHARD.
Fcacham Nov. H. ISIS
'o5-56' III. MOORE, Auctiouc.r
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From CALIFORNIA-Npw York, Nov.
13-lhe steamship Empire City, from As
Pinwall. arrived here al about O'Clock this
afternoon. with the California mails of the
Goth ut.. l0passengers, and 81 .6j4 900 in
treasure
The news from the lsthmus is unimpor
tant.
The new tonnage law, which was to have
been put in force on the lst inst, is a dead
letter,
SorTH Valparaiso dates are
to Sept. 10Th, and CallaO to Oct. 18th.
The political news from Chill is unintcr-
esting
Business was much depressed, owing to
the HOLIDAYS
Revolutionary movements bad broken ont
IN BOLIVIA. but in most Instances were snepd
lily suppressed
AUsTEALIA.-Dates from Sidney Ans.
tralia. are to August 1s Flour had fallen
to SiO per ton, for best Gold dust is quoted
at - prrounce.
In Melbourne, business was generally dull
Flour ga and plenty
Political news was unimpO-tant
-MEXICAN News BY the Steamship
Drlzaba WE have dates from Mexico 70 Nov.
sth Alvarez still retained The Presidency
and had fixed his residence at TiIapan. Sc
nor O"onpo had resigned the Ministry of
Foreign RELATIONS. owing TO disagreement
With Gen. Comontor'. Minister of War
Large numbers OF troops We're pouring into
Mexico. and a famine was AIRED.
-REvoLUTTON IN CECGUAY.-A spec
ial correspondent OF he n. Y Daily Times.
under date Of Rio de Janero. Sept. 18th. an.
nounces revolution in Urucu.y The re-
bellion agains. Flores has been set on foo, bv
Brazil. La LiIeriad, a paper hostile to Flores.
and in the interest of Brazil, was first sup
pressed. but in consequence of public dis
content. afterwards permitted An attempt
to search the house OF Munos for arms. was
followed by intense excitement The Revo-
'ut'on'sts took entire possession Of the CITY.
An Old citizen. named La,nas. was appointed
''overnor. and to Munosw.> rven the com.
NAM: Of the forces. Intelligence has been
rece'ved mp to the 9TH Sept Flores is in the
country. surrounded bv 100 cavalry. but has
behaved with great moderation lie is will
ing to resign if Bu>tamente, his constitutions
al. successor, is allowed to take his ,Iace
The writer SAYS" If the Urusuavans would
ANTE against Brazil, they would b. joined by
all the up-rlver Republics. and then a seri
Gus and rrotracted war would follow" "In
day or two all the vessels Of the EnyI;sh
squadron, nov in TIE barbor of Rio &c janet
20, would leave for Mon.eviieo"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
M T.. the subscribers. being appointed hv tI,o
w fronn'e t"drt for the Dis:ric. Of C,l.l.
ma commissioners L. receive. examine and ,.,
All claims ana demands Of all persons aci,l>. the es
'a'e "f James WARREN. late Of Barnet IN s,,, ,;>
riot. deceased. and The claims Of the dc,,-I ~,
hlhli"d IN offset thereto hereby give notice thu,
SIN months from the 2i'h day ui Oct; 4 ID 1>i5
are allowed FOR the creditors 10 pr>e;t their claim,
I" >aid commissioners. for examination and allow
ance. an! that We VIII meet for tia; r.ur,..e a,
the dwelling house "l Villain Warden ~. in E.r
he', on the third Mondays OF January and A,,ril
heA' III ore CLOCK 7. NJ. Oh each OF salt. DAYS.
ALIEN. MILLER,
JOHN GALEkAlrH. commissioners.
Barnet, Nov t. A ID loo. o. -
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lll0lM 'vNiiE subscriber offers for sale his
- Il farm situated orc half NH. \ r
vi 81. J"nnsaury Centre Village CONSISTING ot ,
good dwelling house. tw" Lars, and mn. acres ~
excellent land The buildings are in good re,,;r
and there Is never failing stream Of w.,ter rnr'
nlng TO the house. For further particulars
OF Levi, Pierce. or OF the subscriber on IN, n,n;
ses: WILLIAM Lynn.
"' 'o''''>"! \ch're NOV ;. 1900 S.,5tf
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eHcn n, fora kinds Of Goods. Frckinc al,
nromrt ';nne'. Eggs Butter cheese, cash, and
.. 80 1E WEIT'S CHEAP CASH STORE
W. icoo 952-57
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ONUMENTS.

crave Sin.r-. Hearts,. C.ltcr Table arl va
>'ard lrp~. Niri;e ~. manufactured .: : ri
''ra" : ''e. S'ai amc sc Stoc. al tie i',Se--
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LADIES' DRESS ruRS.

-, ruh" M'i7ih. ffr' fai"r:' r". T'fp-'~. Cuf.> si
Fitch SkiE>. rl;">>,i,m arl .,.,er eraa.-,. con
>.ai ana Iuial' f"a'~. fatal, Rob- &c.
"'fer. Mira. Push a;:i rlii>' Trnm..,i Ca,. 81
!lailr patterns. fai> II all -i,L-- i;..i. ia, q
SIN. and SILT II Il u: IL qra.v =, cn,nr>
lar" assortment "i Furnishing Cool. ln,.r
>hir'> Drawer Fr.'rh Shirt R,-arn>. C.lar> .Cra
vars. Neck i'i; f'rke' Handkerchief. Subscriber
in''fe!l;'>- ". lrii;,h-. Nal>o- Bags. g.. all.
which lie viii sell III hi u,,,al ra.. winch !. =,
knowlcdr"i '" Ice cheaper than can lie t,.ush. y
anv "'h"r e-'.' l;>nr,t
u HE SiR.: .iNb "AfL SOON.
II. ". 3ElrkErT,
Ar Nh Telegraph Gf'ic'
= t'ni-hurv Oct Is $50 .,,,,
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Phillips Academy.

'U'HE winter term will rou,nruc, On Tuc>,,r
Il December 4, and continue IL wees.
>. j. ). DtEANl. rricipal.
Danve Nov Is55 -.
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"A person giving his name as Charles
Hale, stole a valuable mare, wagon. a rair of
buffalo robes from the premises Of Messrs.
Howard. of Salisbury, on the night of tn.
goth nit. Immediate chase was made. and
the thief war arrested in Fitch,iile bv Rufus
Richardson, of Sherburnr on the following
Monday. lie is now in jail awaiting further
proceedings.
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A y CTION !!

VvNHE subscriber will sell his farm nj Auctior -
Il known as the Bagey Farm.-at Wheelock
within half Il mile Of the South Meeting Hcu.c nm
thursday, the 6ii day {" December. containing over
30 Acres of Land;
well divided into moving and I.a>turace with GOOD.
Two story house and barn. ami many farming uten
Sn>' ;''>"' yoke wears old Oxen. four wears
oih C"lt. 2 cows and calf . warnings, TX car,
| sleigh and harness. "a tons Of hay and :, l,, ~
useful articles too numerous to merton.
~, T.. MURPHY
Whecock, Nov. I2, 1865.
Soo Or MOSES HILL Au,.t;opcer
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iEhM OlL, just received. at
~ r. +. BROWNS.
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TOWARDS Book & Music Store

john>bury. Now. le55. sj,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06
VILLA msburg City News.

Dr1uBnAScB AMONGST FIRKMES Rather serious dis.
turbance took place about 10 O'Clock on Sunday night
between Engine Companies Nos 1 and TO- As far "a
can be ascertancd the attack made by some per.
sons in No. Is company, in Grand street, corner OF
Eleventh. Garret D. Lane OF No. 10 formerly an as.
sistant epginter Grst struck the face with
al iron wrtIeh, and was very severely injured light
thsn took place. which lasted but few miuutss during
which Isaac Bowling, Adam Warner, and several others
belonging TO No. 10, were beaten and Of the
driven from the ropes Warrants have been issued
for the arrest Of ten OF tho assaisns The officers Of
No did all In their power to stop the fight and II Is
said that most OF those In the meiSe runners
wnIAssBuRo BIBLE SocUIY.-Ths tenth annual meet.
Ing Of the Williamsburg Bible Society was held last
evening at the consistory Of the Reformed Dutch
Church in Fourth street The President Rev T. s. Por.
ter stated that II had been decided previous meet
ing TO omit for this year the usual annual exercises
The following officers elected for the present year
President, Rev. j. d. Wells; Vice Preside j. s. Burr
Corresponding Secretary. Rev. Mr.. Elliot Recording
secretary, John Truslow; Treasurer william Morgan
Deposiisry, Nathaniel Briggs A committee con.istns
Of DR.. McIAre, Rev. J. ID. Wells and Rev r. Porter
was appointed 70 confer with the Brooklyn and Green
point bible societes In references 20 consolidating these
societies with and under the Williamsburg Society.
Darn ny LArpASuH.-RosAnnah, wife Of John Titus
Jr, residing al No. 322 First street. died on Sunday
evening from the effects OF laudanum Prom the testi
mory at the eoronors invest CATION, IL was shown thst
Mrs Titus, being unvel, procured si1pencs worth or
hndanum, which she took In the space " tvo hours
causing her esath. The jury rendered verdict tha,
death vas caused By over dose u lAudAnum taAen
through ignorance Of its effects.
AnAsDoskDIAst everiss the police Of the Thirtesn,h
ward abandoned the old First ward cells and took up
their quarters at the station house North fifth street
these two wards constituting one police district.
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IAnsAnos BUoRE Poucr JrsucE-Yestsriay,
Pstsr Ryan, Thomas McNsmee Patrick Burns, VIM Scan
Ian, Elias Van Nostrand Nathan swtzecr Henry Jones
and James Russell, examined before Justice D. X
Smith on charges Of riot and highway robbery II ap-
pears that the 9th oast January party Of which
defendants charges composing part attached
conductor In sLs employ Of the Broo.ya CITY Railroad
Company, named George Wilson; after beating him,
cutting on portion OF coat, and taking the money
hs received for fare The ground covered with
snow q the time, and the conductor had charge Of
siegh- When about starting from the Fulton ferry
pasty sf ysung entered. and made OF ndscsnt
language. The conductor rmonstrsted with them, but
With effect and they attacked and beat him. They
also beat the driver In the testimony addaccd IL was
not shown who struck the conductor Who cut OF his
pockets II was, however, proved that the defendants
Van Nostrum, Ryan, and McNamee were engaged In
esht that occasien. They we're accordingly held 10
the charge Of riot The other defendants were
discharged, no proof bo Dg brought sgains, them.
Tm CrrY FyAsCEs-A JOINT meeting OF the Common
Council and Board Of Supervisors held yesterday AZ
10 ake action In references 20 the finances ~ the
,,ify. The mayor prcs'dec, and he subm ttsd state
t AZ the anourt recssarv 70 be raised bv tax In the
1000 yrsr which referred 10 the Clerk, 70 DC
PRINTED. The Board tLeh adjourned.