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Sale of Real Estate.

VNhE subscriber offers for sale the following de
Il scrbed Real Estate, situated about three mi lie
rom the village in Barton in Orleans County:
A FARM of aboat $40 acres about $50 acres
under improvement, and in good state of cultiva
ton. the balance is timber lai.. well tiln5ered On
said farm is young orchard of giraffe! fruit of IFS
trees. The buildings are nearly new.
ALSO,
A new SAW MILL. built in the most approved
manner. about milefrom the aforesaid farm
LSO,
900 ACRES TIMBER LAND welltimbered .lyin
near the aforesaid mill.
For prices and terms enquire Of the subscriberon
the premises, or Of JOHNP. SARTLE at Barto,
village. JOSEPH LORD
Barton. Nav "a, 1884. S:sM
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he fall, for most Of the land that is suitable

the fall, for most Of the land that is suitable
for the willow is too wet to till in the spring,
early enough 1t takes about three days
work to stick an acre with the cuttings it
should be done early in the spring, before
other work commences. so that it can be done
well without costing too much per acre.
From what | know of the willow trade,
and the cultivation of the willow, there is
no doubt. in my mind, that farmers will
lind it very lucrative to grow them. Mos,
every farmer has some land on which nothing
bnt trash grows, which is just the land for
the willow.
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G.. W. STONES
Cough, Consumption & Bronchitis Elixir

SNfif r"l'riet'r w'1i,.:rcs; cc.fu', ell -, a.-
1 ti,no. The, ufic Il hi nrallat!e r,rred.
All affections "l lie Threat ald Lunc> al.d f.r,
these p" 10 are nl.'.cclcCG uat L. .,rc. from -
MN crou> medicines advertised al rec. rris-,
Tor >uc" &, nfl4i,t-. I" give Iii 1I1AlE i tn
Having c'''c 90. ,l"y Will 10 lol-crr hcs,t.,. ".
:" take Themselves. ~ rec, nInleld 10 others :
>Iic.e II q. VII prove L. :hcm Tia. this * Tie -.
valuable rrri,cy ever discovered for tie var,..,
ai"c'l' - II 'f- tiloat and Inns: il III Irnef
ate. relieve the, 81 Violent CT n nri in 2 "a
h"rr> c'!nl!ttelv crrc tie most lever. cod .sa
preventative ana cur" irr c,ll>linir ton. :, he's
equal u i purely vegetable contains 70 $50
Gus ingredients. = quite icr.t:i e T. H., -a>ie A.
NAY he Ven with Perfect safety :" ~ ms
enid HE luncr"lI> testImori:. received .'1,,s.
daily r' III iho>e WHO lave been cured lv :. -,,-
u>tiiK Tie a>>crti Il. than family >houlJ
out tins II eciie: le mothers give j. r. thef- Gill
ireh WI" haze the hoping cough or cr,Ip. ~
,heF VIII alleviate az oice the suner'i'r> 9. =
mite ones Free 81 Gems. Pr.rcral b.: :,
Central Street. Lowell. Ma IT,
Fred. !. Smith M trel:er Ger e-al AcerttrY;
Al" Tor "a" tv I. {. FL CHAM. 81 Juiir,,lu-x
Perry CO Cabo:. AMI ! : W,,ks p.r,iu.
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F FARMING UTENSILS:
Consisting in Var, Of
= LO ~ ~

or all approved MINDS an. sizes, Pow Casting, ,;r
T.. /. Fairbanks Eucccs Nor,r>c. Mason 4 COS
Vows, and Points for par; Of rr,.r.v n Near
h"ndy> Hndt'c Mntrc!icr, or Gr;i~ ,'.,, I,cr Flows,
Roller. caters C!cvI>c> and Bolts Tor low, C,lI
tv"'"rs and Teeth of Cast Iron and Steel: Horse
ices. Cor, PAINTERS AID shelters. >srd Suwcr>,
t&", Steel Hoes. Shovc>. spades and TRANSPLANT.
~ lruwc,~: Straw and Re-: Cutters PirL ,,I
Na.'och>. Tree and io"r Scralcr~ Ilav. NaDi,rc
AMI Garden Forks, Horse Drag Hav md G,.l,,
EiAc>. Steel Spring Rake Teeth. HAY kujyc. Az
Is. Ax l!alc> lIttchct>. SicklcS. GRAIN ,,r,,Io.
AZ! Grass Hooks. t"r Scotch >ick,.-) Hay. Eu,h
and hrssnhl" Scvthc> and Srath>. Scvthc stone,
Chains Haltcrs and Chairs for tv;nc C..,,c IT,,
Rars. Churn>, Cheese Presses and Hoc,,s E,sLe..
Garden Tools and Seeds. " uI Saws rrai. r,,,,.
vif
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DENTISTRY.
DIR n ~ NEWTON of \ewbury VI

WILL visit st. Joiinsburv the 2i:h Of December
W and remain L few weeks. for the purpose OF
practising his profession. A. there are many di>ca
ses OF the mouth that require number OF days, and
even weeks. To treat successfully, it Is important for
those wishing his services 10 call without delay thus
cnsuringa successful operation, and also to fulfill
all engagements in the shortest space OF time.
DIR. Newton would also say 10 those who are in
want Of parts OF full sets of teeth, that they will
find ii 10 their advantage to give him call, rs lie
will Open :. Dental Office in st. Joln-burv within
a few month, where he will spend portion of his
time in all the departments of his profession. Spe-
cnens Of teeth lie seen at his rooms, at tn" st
.Iohnsburv House.
Ecwburv. Nov. 30, ls55 a56tf
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an aud after Monday, Nov. 1s, 1855, but one
" Passenger Train, will run each way daily Sun
days excepted)
Leave st. Johnsbury for the south. 1904
Arriving at W K Junction, ut 12.1oPM
This train connects at Wells River with train OF
the Boston, Concord & Montreal Road for the East
and at White River junction with the trains of the
Northern and Vt. Central Roads for the East, South
and West: at Bellows Falls with the trains of the
Che>her and Rutland Roads, also with the Vermont
Valley Road for Springfield. Hartford and \. York E.
Passengers by thi, train arrive at Boston at 81.
and New York at l1,TM
Train North will leave W RJunction at 200 T NJ,
or on the arrival ottle trains from Boston Spring
field, Ms, which leave those cities at 730 VI, ar
irving at ST. John,burv at AS NJ.
Passengers for the PasSumpsc Or White Noun
tain Roads. and Stages North from st. Johnsbury-
must take the trains leaving above, in order to
get throu Oh the same. Connections are made at
Wells River by the down and up trains Of the
White Mountain Railroad from and 20 Iitteton and
intermediate stations. GEO. A. MERRILL,
Master Transportation
St. Johrsbury, Nov. L.. 1855.
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N 0 TIC F.
Q3990-

AZ ILL persons having unsettled accounts NTH
- the subscriber. for medical service, r.nd.r
"a previous o'annary !, 1855. are requested to
all and adjust such accounts soon br pn,s -
'rwi>e. Particular attention to This ro,;cs III
~ cos'- C. q. DENISON. N. l,
Lvrdcn Centre. Mereh -, 1885 aeos,
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Store for Sale,

VYNHE Store recently occupied by Abbott & Ste
Il vens. is offered for sale. Its location is one of
the best in the county for mercantile business
The Village is thriving, and is the centre of trade
of prosperous, opuent and extensive neiphbor
ing community. LAIRD & WALLACE.
Barnet, June Is, 1888. .34tf
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NOTICE. thereby relnquiSh 70 nv son, Jane.
Doe. his time during the remainder Of his mi
noriv. and shall claim none Of his earnings, or bay
any debt ot his contlactiag after this date
NOAH DOE.
Rvesata. Jan. II, 1856. .t5-67
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WOOD! WOOD!

S0H CORrS superior quality Of wood now
'''O being prepared, and viii be delivered in
quantities 10 suit purchasers the coming winter.
Contracts s"licited. especially at the Depot and
Fairbanks Village. Enquire Of
STONE & FOSTER.
=. jriiil,.rrv Nev. IS. es3,f
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Is larger than they ever have had the pleasure OF
showing vou, and all Of their own manufacture
Consisting OF good style Dress. Frock and Sack
Coats: RroaJclotll. Pilot and Beaver Overcoats.
i'uiio. Rubber and Oi'cloth Ovcrcoats: Black <
Fancy Doc>kin Pants, all prices; Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants. all prices; Tweed, Sleeps Grey
and Satnct Pants, all prices. Satin, SILK and Las
ting Vests, Figured Velvet and Heavy Vests, silk
ana Wool and Nelincia Vests; Jackets, FrOcks, o.
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- L. "ODDAkD, New Ork,
nNLY manufacturer Of the oricina, s,oo, ID:
~ and Tooth Bnrring Machines and Feed r :Tls
10 1e tarned 70 FIRST and also to Second Breakers
attachment to second Breakers am, F;n;sbar. :, ne
and very important. These machines are in amo
cessiu operation. on first Breakers. in nost &c =,
principal WOODEN Factories in the United S,,tn'
canada and Mexico, and are deemed hv experenc
eu manufacturers. as the most perfect machines
cessful manufacture of wool. ''" SUI
lhev are in fact the only strong, durable ,nd
successfully operating machines in nsc Y" :''''
machine should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong are durable ord ,u
my OF attention Circulars explaining These No
u ua ana nols, reference to mills having them in
v..prc CT. GODDARD.
No; Bowling Green, New York, to whom orders
should be directed. ""o.,' o''t.s
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4 GOOD custom Shoemaker. to whom steady
"A employment and good wages will be given.
Apply i'm neiia,elv. I. A. STEVENS.
Lower WatertorI. VI. S62-67&
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Prepared T.. j. &. AVER.

Sold ~ !. 4. r. -i:m. .nd H.: IN Week ;
Calvin Clark & Sou. Evera.e. Y y
Mc'ia,ey. Ls:.c Il. Chase, Gould & Go. We. IN
cord. sS5e-s
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DRESS GOODS.

a Ill Wool Thbets-viz: Black, Blue, Green,
~ Tan Brown. Lvoncsc MI colors: all WOO" De
LANES, Pink, Blue. Crimson, Green. Brown. Drab,
lWn and other color.. Also figured all wool -
beautiful STYLES for chrcns wear. Figured Cash
niere> az pelainc>-a large assortment; Black AMI
!:Acy SilAs Prints. Gnghams, Debage>. &c. For
sa'ea great bargains, by T.. JEWETT.
Oct. l.
y. 3. 4 good assortmens OF Nelvets, Ladies
Cloths and Trimmings 94.tt
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Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnish.
COME ONE, COME AL
Circular Saws,

DOYNTOE& DEFINING are agents for The sal,
- of Circular Saws manufactured hv Gage
Porter& Co. AZ Baskerville. n. H., and are IRE
pared to furnish all sizes.
St. Johnsburv. Sept, q, 1865. e4stf
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HEANf fine French Fancy velve,s. Alien
= cashmere. Valencia and Grer adien Yes, inc.
ran and Winter styles BOLES & pEMiNf; 8
Sept. IL. 1853. 80
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Caledonia Agricultural
& Seed Store,

X'tif subscriber. having purchased Ike A.ricul
tura Warehouse Of l.. Hancock. wo.I, re-
>i'ectiuly announce 10 the Farmers of Ca!-,toniu
County and v!cliity. that lr i recciy,,r week. X.
iE"nl Boston an! numerous manufacturing c,.aI,
i'"inen:s ~ New England, fresh supplies Of the
a. - '''-
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Fall and Winter Goods,

Mhlch have been purchased from the best selec-
lions In the City, and at prices to answer ready
sale. Having done business as long Us they have
al their old stand and having given such satisfac-
tion they think it useless to throw out long adj
vertisemcnt. The best advertisement is is ITO sell
good Goods and at low prices: and that is what
they are bound to do. They never boast of selling
ther Goods cheaper than any one else. but they do
boast Of getting up good Garments and selling them
al a little advance from cost. Their experience in
Their business is such that they bouEd not to be
under>old. Take their word for it. gentlemen and
give them a call. They have a beautiful stock of
Hr"adcloths of all grades and colors Black German
Doe>Ans of all prices, very desirable styles of Fan
cv Doc>kins and Ca>>meres, NeStirgs that they
pride themselves in showing. Call and select one
"f those choice silk Velvet Eestings before you lose
lhnn..., L.. .1,xt,, &of
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In Germany they blanket their cows in
severe weather and take as much pains to
keep them dry. warm and comfortable as the
Arab does his horse, and the result is healthy
animals and sweet milk.
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New Tailoring
EST 8ILSE 6NT-N~
FLETCHER 4 REEn

bbIElNI1EN d KEED.
HAVE Just opened new shop and new stock
4 of goods II; last st. .)ohn>i,arv. w.. and re-
spcctinllv invite their friends and the public rene
rally, {" give them 4 cal.
Their stock consists Of Il fine assortment of DIV.
skins. OF every color, Ca>sincres Petcrshams. Vest
ings Of kinds. grades and colorS.
Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods.
OF every description. Tailor's Trimmings. ard
finally every thing that the wants of the public NAV
demand, which We will sell at prices that shall no;
ial to suit CUSTOMERS
COME ONE, COME ALL,
And satisfy yourselves that we sell goods cheaper
than can be bought AZ any other shop in this part
Of the country.
". Il. Perfect fits warranted in NJ! cases Par
tcular attention paid to cutting garments for Others
10 make. FLETCHER & REED.
Oct. 4, ls35. yi9tf
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Flour, Graham, Corn. Rive and (,otr.o,

MI of which viii le sold wholesale q. ,,,,,,c
trcr> prices. and II retail lower than can lc ,ur
chased in Northern Vermont. Please c,u anJ cx
anime for yourselves. 81 door east Of Ayers Sho,
Store on Eastern Avenue. ALIEN IAN:
-. Tohu-hnrv Oct g. ISl5 o.o.f
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Consisting of Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Neck and
Pocket dkerchcfS. Gloves, Hosiery, French
B"soms for Shirts, White and Fancy Shirts, Under
shirts and Drawers, Suspenders, Buck Gloves and
MIttenS. and MANY other goods Which are usually
kept ina Furnishing Store.
LATEST STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS,
Mems and Boys Black, Drab White and Brown
SOFT Hats, ali prices and qualities. Thick and thin
Boots, Rubber Boots, tur-iined Uversloes and
RnbberS.
TRUNKS AND VACISES,
Carpet Rags, Umbrellas, &C. Tailor's Trimmings
Of all kinds
t. Any on" wishing TO buy anv Of the above
Io"> at il little advance from cost, will find il for
their interest to trade With
PETTE5 a. HORTON.
here they can get good bargains < have chance
to sc.ctt from large and desirable Stock of Goods
Directly opposite the PasSumpsc House. Rail
roai Street: st. J"l!.>bury, Vermont.
"" i'ETTES. e4e;f
". H. HORTON.
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A GREAT WORK.
History, Narrative & Anecdcte Combined.
I'm CIDENTE
1i!blit :}(ountain ,siistorn

LIFE IN TIlE. BACK WOODS.
Ey Bi NJ. e.. WILEY
TDNhis is owe Of The n IS, va!u,LIe&ir .ere s,ir book
! recently puhii>hc. !. ard should II. l-u- hv ev-
cry family IN the New England States II /, fiiielr
illustrated. rnd contains Eo,.d's Maj, Of the White
Mou ltai,l>.
Circulars giving Table ct Cor..cuts sen; free o?
postage. Send for"n".
AGENTS WANTED
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LYONEsE CLOTHS
AND TIER
WINTER DRESS GOODS,

WYE will close of the remainder our Lvoncse
W Ihhcts, DelaneS and other winter goods at
discount OF ID per cent. from the usual price. in
or'icr 70 run our sock low Io>sibl, by the mid
die OF February, before taking our annual account
Of stock.
We have black silk - inches wide, that always
sells Tor S75 per ward. which will sell for 80
making Il difference Of two dollars or more on IA
dress AS" cheaper hick silks and fancy do at the
same ra!e. All can secure good bargains in Dry
Goods by calling soon.
STONE Il FOSTER.
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STAFF OF LIFE :

SOEN ",.. Rye Nca! Ia: Neal, Graham Flou
~ HUrkwh"at lrt. an. the l,c>, brand, Fa,nil,
Flour in h'rrcl- ii1t h"rrels and hae> c"n.tanti,
on hand anu sold C"cai', by l.. /. BROWN
Oct. %. 95",f
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10 sell This h"o'> every where. For terms &C. AZ.
ply to the "uh'>h"r.
NATHANIEL MOVES. Publisher,
'a6tl No II CurlIhlil Boston
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q am merfiaI.
UNION AND AMERICAN oFFIoE.

,-s sg-- -HAsHyILLs, Nov. % ", 1853.
CorToN.-The Transactions during the past week have
been limited, and heard Of sales yssssrds We con
unae 70 quote at Iok@l01<c. n K8
stObACCo- Nothing doing. Il 49,
soGAR-stoek light and demand good. Common may
% auoisdai Io< lo Fair ll9il;4 Prime IL ,@nx; and
Choice at I9slaK. - --r7s..- - $50,
MoLAssEs-A few small lots of the old crop have been
received, which are held at $500. 5l~f,-r
CoFFEE-Active. We hear of sales Of about $50 bags
within the range Of our quotations.. 1e
cANDLES-searcs and advancing Sperm are held at As
Star at %; and TaIlow at 13e. aHatrfs
WHlSkYWith an increasing demand and light receipts
our former quotations for this article have sustained
Enough when navigation opens decline may be expected
ABOUT 100 bbls have recently been sold 3593 good
and extra Cincinnati brands. ~ 1853 "a
FLoUR-ouiet. We continue to quote superfne at rs
1886 OO;and extra at ss as2ss so.
BACoN-Unchanged. Hams worth from wagons sx
az; Clear Sides 797K; and Shoulders sSsXe.
LARD-Aetive al lo91oK. sal
bUTTE2-AdFancing. We quote at l59I7 from wagons
aud leSa2 from second hands. ~
CoAL-suppy light. Mountain is going off freely q, 30
S35; sewanee at 1922 and Ohio river at $780,
BEESWAX-n demand at &C.
Observation-Disclosures light All offered for sale IA taksn
at3sc. -AHi 70 4 :
FEATHERs-Advsneed. We quote prime live geese at
ts945c. =
AbAL-Drooping Sales have been made at 4sG5oc
DRIED FRuIr.-We hear of sales at our Quotations -
sALr.-AbouL so0 bags have been received within the
last week. which are held % $3.50 50 for Fine sack and
% for Coarse. Barrel is still worth esk busheL
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CRooKER's MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT Vest
day was the Fall opening day of the above ,sab-
lishment, aud prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice well to be in fashion Gas
ly every body, we thought, was ttere0 we went
along with the tide and looked at the large ard
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there TO
be seen. Mr.. Crooker has brought on a very large
and varied stock, embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. TIE
stock ofbonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, Sc, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities Of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen. The bonuets, particularly, We
look upon ss the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the rotion of public.
Mr.. G. is prepared TO sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine bis
stock
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g- The Montgomery Advertiser makes the
following sensible suggestion: We were never
not only some senbSnce Of reason to Introduce it,
but certain picturesqueness not unpleasant to the
eye. Its delicate matter to touch upon ladies'
dresses, we know, and we would not venture to
suggest to them that they are not becomingly at
tired. But the mode of shortening above and
lengthening below, to our uncultivsted taste, is
not the most attractive, and as the ladies have
perked up their mouths at gentlemen's using
shswls, suggest to these who are in the extreme
mode to retsliate by wearing suspenders,"
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TIE GREATEST MEDICINE IN TEE World Scarce
ly day passes but that we hear of some poor suf.
ferer hopelessly responding, and beyond the reach
of medical skill, having been restored by that sur
passing and wonderful II icine, known as Hurley's
Ssrssparile. This remedy is frequently substituted,
and tie unsuspec.ing and too continuing patient
made to believe that all "ssrssparillas' are alike
slch is not the case-Hurley's uniergoes a pecu.
liar process known only to himself, and has never
been equalied by any preparation brought to pub
tic notice Bait. Clipper.
Berry & Demoville have just received another
full su,ply.
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New.Orieans srarket..

NEw-oRLEAKs, Nov. is, p. M.
CoTToNThe large business of yesterday followed BY
very fair demand to-day and have amounted to
about ii 00 bales, previous being generally well
LINED. We still quote: =. :
Inferior. Miidling. IA91IK
OIoInHy '''.'.lVN SIOn Good Mddng. ILL 9l2
Good Ordinary. Iox9lOX Middling Fair. l2I[ q aK
10" Aldding...-lo SslH Fair. aI3
prices -
MoLAEs-Rates have given away about per gallon and
the Gales comprise 81 bbls CROP Choice 6Oc l2 In
lots al sOc 49, Ordinary 5se ana 3s a bbls Choice at
e2kc. per gallon.
TosAccoWe hear Of lSa hogsheads sold yesterday OF
which % and 100 private TERMS and scraps ii &c
per pound. " ~
CoTFEE-Ths demand continues good and 5000 bags have
peen sold to-day comprising 800 9k &c., $50 at IOk
1875 $50 at 1915 2OsO at lOX Iii and io0 Choice Al
Tx cents . d. - -
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NF0ao RESURRECTION IN TExAs FRusT RATED
The Galveston Civilian, of the 9th instant, has
the follo wing letter from correspondent in Hal
lettsville, LsvScs county, which gives the psricu-
lars of the discovery Of On extensive plot among
the negroes of that county against the whites
The letter is dated October 30th and is ss follows:
Editors CjDliaa: Our town was thrown into
state Of confusion this morning by q rumor from
the country, some six miles distant stating that
an insurectiOn among the negroes was to take
pace TO morrow night, Bis. Of Cctober, and that
the citizens had gathered together at ]. E Mar
tins to investigate the affair and determine what
should be done.
After 9 sufficient number had collected, thew
examined f. Martins, j. c Flnuie's, B. F. Mas
sizes aud w Peters negroes. and found that
the statements oorTOborsted; that Mr.. Davidson,
living in the ueighborhood of that plsce, and two
other men (their names not recolected by mel
were at the head of the instruction; that the
place Of rendezvous was point called Pecan Mott.
on the dividing ridge between here and the Guada-
lupe, and that the negroes on the Guadalupe
would meet them there
They were u visit the residences of their mas
tiers, Kill them, aud take all the arms and smmuui-
tion they could find, and fight their way into
Mexico. Several Of toe citizens went from this
place 10 assist, a1d some soon returned with the
news that Davidson had been taken and was to
be examined. A large number of persons had
gathered. This evening di patches were sent out
IN every direction, aud men went out in search of
the two other men implicated.
To day Oct. 3ls, news comes that Davidson
has confessed aud implicated q man by the lame
Of MJbley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-23

A CHEAP FARM For SALE In ans yer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on "a
vorsble terms, we can now ans yer that our friend
J. G. FrTE, No. College street, has 20 acres within
8 miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two.
thirds timbered and well set in blue grass, which
he has concluded to sell, and will offer at such
price as will satisfy any person OF its chsapness
Yhen they examine tiff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-23

A RIoHTEoUs JUDoE-A young man was SEN
fenced in P.t,sourg last Saturday to six months
Imprisonment in jail for assaulting another with
"knuckles." His counsel previous to the sen.
tence, solicited lenency for his Client on the score
of good character and gentemanIy conduct gen
orally. The Judge replied that it was fortunate
for him that be was not indicted for an attempt
murder, and said when people with gentlemsnly
culture and good character performed such deeds,
he should punish them as rowdes and rufians.