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FOik SAkk,

ONN ACRES If splendid land ing ION the South
OONI SIDE OF the \. Il C Rallro1i Il miles IRON
Nashville 81 from Layergne Depot go acres under q
good cedar fence and in high state Ut cultivation On
houses a. good tine Orchard of choice Fruit, num-
OF excellent Springs and is traVersed by never
falling stream OF water.
Tus Tract for richness Of aud beauty Of location IS
not surpassed If equaed nkuiherUri county, and Is well
adapted to the growth Of Cotton Corn and small Gram
and taking consideration its coDtguiy 10 the haIroad
Depot, where there good Schools, gNd Mills good
Churches and variety OF Shops 5c think IL Sery
drs able place indeed Also l20 Of cedar at con
veuent distance which will be sold with the above.
viii sell altogether divide 10 sGiE purchasers on accom-
uodating terms. Apply the premises or to the sub
settler at Lavergne, tennessee -
au55-twsgrf CHARLES L. NEI.9IN.
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j. HI. CURRY,
Funeral Undertaking.

Il AM prepared TO furnish COFFIN5 of every dsscrip-
ton, with everything necessary for funerals, and will
give prompt atten TO all orders lett at my CCu W
Rooms in Coopers Buildings, Cherry street,
Furniture Of all kinds repaired made to order in the
best Of style.
Oet2-toli JOHN Ii. CURRY.
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Who Wants a Home !

DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOIS FOR
SALE.
THAT magnificent Brick Dwelling Of John Yeatman g.,
L with or 10 rooms broad street, West Nashville.
bargain will be given.
3D. An elegant Brick House with rooms No. 70 North
Summer street
Sd, A new Brick House with rooms on High street
Broad, free from taxation.
4th, A magnificent Frame Dwelling with Rooms and
6 acres of gsodnd miles from the city, on the Gaatin
Pike.
5th An elegant Frame Cottage with in Putnams
Addition to Edg field.
6h An elegant Brick Dwelling with or 10 rooms, No.
81 Church street, near Spruce.
7h, desirable Brick House with rooms, No. J31,
corner Of Cherry and Line streets
sth A desirable Residence Lot fronting 40 feet on
Cherry street. between Church and Broad
9Th, One fronting AZ feet Broad street, between Sum-
mel and High.
10th, magnificent Building Site fronting 100 feet on
Broad street. West Nashville.
11th A beautiful Lot the corner Of Cav and Park
streets, Watkins unrivalled additiDn Three neat
brick dwellings have been erected in Watkins addition in
The last few weeks Call
J. L. z. W. BROWN,
oct-lm AZ Cherry street.
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Stopping SoHtaamrtru, both going and retnTrne
offer pisseng ive pirg Lora and flsy advantage
apy OH tho economy iIme and muiey-
PssSag, N,w YprE Scu,sfaor ari PrsHrn, First
Csbtn Salu,,i. ia ,,s;are- tI-.r '0ts.lu ITO
dollars SrCcid e..
All letter. 81 ~ psi Ec Pc-; Of
fee.
bills Iudiuz III signed u PARCELS received The
day OF sailing,
An experienced SurgoUI. Is 1l;aohtd To raeh ship
For freight paSSasc apily Ia
C.. H. SANlI. ~ >tuti " i!Iiam street New Yeas.
c. A. HEINEKEN Z 60. Bremru.
CR0SKEI q CO., Southampton .
VIM lSFIIN. H:Vra Ianz3-Iy
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~ AEhCI1hN 10,
WYE desire to call the attention of Merchants visiting
w Nashville for the purpose of purchasing their Fall
Stock of Goods, to our very complete and extensive
stock of
We grathed in being able 10 offer to the Trade
most complete and extensive assortment OfTABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY, embracing every variety of style
ard quality which IS daily being increased with fresh ar
rivals imported direct from the principal manufacturers
Europe which we are prepared to sell at very low
figures.
ably more complete and extensive than that haze ever
been offered in the Nashville market We also keep
large STICK Of Cotton, Hemp and Manila Cordage OF all
Sizes Dufour's Boiling Cloths, Machine Beitlrg, steam
Packing and Hose Rves OF all kinds, Iron, Brass and
Copper Wire Sheet Zinc, Block Tin. Farming lnple-
ments Corn Shelers Straw cutters, Wheat 1hrashers
Pages Patent Portable Saw Mills &c, &c All are invited
to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
MACY HAMILTON,
sept7 AZ College STREET
CIRCULAR SAWS AND SAW MANDRiLLS;
~ sizes just received by MACY HAMILTON.
PLANES AND HKACEs.
US[ received the very largest assortment oi FLAMES
eJ and Braces aud Bus offered for sale in Nash
vile MACY d HAMILTON.
SAUeAGE CUTTERS.
WE have rst received lot OF Sausage Cutters-a
w siperor arhcle-eve'y house kespsr should have
ore lseltl Ma,El & HAMILTON.
IuPOHrEn MALTA JACKS.
JNOR sale al NV Plantation ~ Williamson county for
cash or on time FIVE BLACK JACKS three Yea
old imported from the island ot Malta, Of pure blood
iys GIndstg iAHtS u WILSON.
GARD.
Z AN manufacturing daily Al my Eclipse Stove Foun
| dry 10 tins city, a good 'orment of STOVES AND
HOLLOW " ARr, VIZ: Ovens Pots, SkIlets and Lids
Sad Irons and AndrOns o. different paters Tor the whole
sale and reail trade, a small profits
Also, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, OF the best quail
tv low figures few fine chamber sets OF Brttania
Waie and No RefrigeraorS hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid Roofing and Gutterng with
Tin Copper.
sf- Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for my manufactures. Il =. DORRIS,
augl-6m No. College ST.. Church st
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|A' CONLEY 4 Johnson,

ABRAh C0NLEY. = Z. SUHlNsON
CONLEY & JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure Moore)
No, 10 Broad. and No. 94 South Market St's
Nashville, Tenn.
II EEP constantly hand all kinds oil Cooklng ana
n Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental slso' I'm
Roong and Spoutng done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mills,
ErTnacs FOuudries Factories and Stills done as cheap AZ
thecheapest. yanIo-Ly.
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & soUTHAMPTo
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line WASH E>
NGTON. Capt. E Cavendy; HER <&f*<k
MANY, Capt Edward Higgins. These
nerss stop at Southampton, both going.and returning.
rRoPosEp pArRs OF sAILIEa-lS56
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PENNSYLVANIA KAlLhOAD.
a F :.

NEE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
withNesern Northwestern, and Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
A Ptsburg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dtreet cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods 75e mar 1Oon
lin boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c.
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware Lea S6Oc per lOOh
th6r, &c.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, 5oc nsr loon
and Pork lin bulk, j, Hemp &C. ......
FOURTH OLASS.-Cs5ee, Fish, Bacon, Aoc mar Io0n
aud Pork (packed, Lard and Lard Oil,
Elorr-Sl per bbl until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cotton-$2 per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice. ~
CS5- In shipping Goods from any point East of Pha'
deip6ia be particular mark package Uld PGdephtd
Railrodd" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention,
FRsIeHr AGEETs-Harris, Wormley Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; K r. Sass Co., St Louis j. y Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesn, Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter Jewet Louisville, Ky X. C. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co Cinclnnatl
n W. Graham 4 Co, Zanesville, Ohio; Leech Co, No
"a Kilby street Boston, Leeeh Co. Astor House, New
York; MOL William street. and No. BatterG Place, New
York: E. J. Sneeder Phadelphia Magrsw koons, Bal
timore Geo. Franciseus, Ptasburg.
il II. HOUSTON, General Freight agent PalLd.
H. J. LOMBAERT, Sap't, Altoona, Pa.
eli
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pisburg at ~, A NJ, and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at P NJ and Plttsburg
for Philadelphs al /, M. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at IL, NJ and
Pittsburg for Phil8delphia at 10, p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsbug with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo-; Alton Gaena and Chicago
III; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin-
bst Dayton Springfield Bsefontaine, Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus Zsnesvile, hasslon and wooster,
ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to from either of the
above places. .
For further particulars see Handbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will lind this
the shortest and expeditions route to Phlsdelphs
Baltimore New York or Boston
THOS MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Phl5Gda.
j. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, P'tts5aTg
Philadelphia, l85S-jans-ly
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIHEtir
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f.
pI virtue of an exeeHtou NE directed from the
II Chaneery Court at NsshVie viii, on the 4lh daV
November next expose To sale 10 The highest bidder Tor
Cash. d the Court ard Gate Nashville all the tlsle
claim and interest tnat Juseph Le4xe and 70 ot
NO. ESQ N The plat OF COekrs L0s adj1ning the town
O NaShvllletne same fronting ieet Cedar street.
and running back lSo feet 1t bsiag the same Lot psrchas
ed BY said G. Leake of h. Stephenson sold 10 satisfy
said Executor IN iavor OF JOnu A McCampbe sdmr %
j. U. Ieake. Sale within legal hours.
ocio-u k h. CAMPBELL
Deputy Sheriff.
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DhsiiEAHLE u FKOPEKTl F0E

DRICK RESIDE G, Eo. 100 Cedar street LOtfronts
~ " feet on Ced street and extends back 251 fact "
ssO feet street. klsi Of 1 xaiion.
Brick hoHse, oer OF Hynes aud Knowles styeSts
West Nashville. Lot fronts 50 feet on knowles streUis
and extends back ou the line Of hyuss street, 5s feet
u 20 feet alley.
Frame keSIdence. No 30 South sumner street Lot
fronts 5z iee % SUMMER street. and sxeads back ITO
OF more to 10 feet alley
BRICK Residences, No. IS. North Summer street
Two beautiful Cottage Residences IN Evng's addition
eaen lot fronting % iet EUIng Avenue and extending
back lSv feet 10 alley. Price and terms Of pay
ment exTemy hls al
Brick kusidosee Nnii eight ROOms POIehss sc, with
dTdpe Arhor, taTtiLss b'ts= stables Cstern,
neT Vi N"ugiOn Pearl streets, Outh Nashville Lot
lrOnIs c5 let Pearl extends back $50 feet on
the line Il " us',4Exi.n stie,t .u ~ feet slleS.
DOubie frame i+rrty street West NaShviIis
Lot IrODts 81 icet ,,Itif,is street.
Persons ing T. procure at.us -csptslists de-
shng al o. 'rtunlt 'Or Pf h'a0ls uTsstments,
lnvhei u Co. At the oSis - i GDd -rSigned and learn
tuil pArtcuar elAueg the brvr i,St ,I prnper.y
A D SHANkLAND
GugZ-u III % Ch-rTV street.
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rhUrUsALs fon STE FOR PUBLIC

4 ttVN OohLo TUX 81 rOh PUBLIC
iftifEDING.-
- EALED proposals VIII De received hy Jesse Thomas
~ Esq, Surveyor, S3nuei X DdersOu ESQ PostHas
and Jacob aeGAvOek ksq unul tie IRenty fifth day Of
september next tor suitable site bnlidnz Tor the
aeemuOdatuu OF the Custom hOuse Posl Cfhee United
SiStes tOurs, snc Steam Inspectors At Nashvts
Tenn Corner Lois will be preferred and none are egi
bic that are less than hundred oy hundrsd
teet JANE, GtJThKIE
sePt1-u secretary Treasury
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acknowledgement, &c.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY

IO mEkChANTS ONLY.
IAT1 Flf thousand dollars worth OF new and E..h
~ l0nsols staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots
Shoes, Cishing and Hardware Sc &c 10 Be snid A. pri
yse sale Tor cash GBd four months notes no Ban
These goods have been bought New York aud Boston
SINCE the heavy dscOe At auction nuiaeursrs AGENTS
and BY the package al prces Vrymg from To So DER
cent less than their prices IN June and Juy These goods
are consigned to be closed imuediaely in a word
we deiy competitor IN this market. Merchants who DO
business TO make EOney and pay and give f,ur
mGnihs notes and pay them, will please give s can
Those long wlnded gsntsmen who are wiling t o, from
70 10 20 per Cent Pront gUOds fUr the privilege OF IL
months and then Day at their earliest c1uveuiens our
house is place for them -
ALSO thlrty Thousand dollars worth of new and de-
sraoe goods consigned to be- sold at auction excl
svely.
Our Auction Sales will continue a. usual every .Tuss
day and Thursday
time. '
We earnestly request City ard Country Merchants who
maze up their stocks IN the Nashville market try
one pop and II We don't do what promise then pass
oy We take great pleasure in showing entire stock
ta any and all VIM with give a call
TKABUE & LUCAS,
Commission Merchants
septI2-f BP&G No "a PublIe Souara
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OLD BDRBORN-
LNlFTEES barrels genuine Old Burborn whisky (four
Il years old to which the attention OF the CITY rads a
invited. JOANSON, HORNE 4 Co
sepu6 nap Rro.S----
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Royal Havana LOTTERY.

The next ordinary Drawing OF the RoxAL HAvns. Ior.
rERT conducted by the spanish Government indsr the
Supervision Of the Captain erAl CT Cubs, viii taxa
p'es - WRDSESDAY. DECEMBER 1Oru. 1855.
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B b l. l. Ii . u 5 E..

2 L
WILLIAM MCTEaEH, PRoPRIEToR.
cORSER OP 40 81 ATk srKKET
~ Four HUrse MAJ e tss ,tlv af ~ o,cock
A Nj, for Moutvae opnsgs. June 10 IT
NOTICE.
virtue Of an executOa rouI the Circuit Court of
- D@vIdsOd county cspie nber rsru 1856 in favor of
T. IT, ChIldress, Fshx tower and others | viii on
ue I4th DAY Ol November nexL, expose sale Al the
Court ard Gate N Nashville 10 the highest bidder lr
cash, oil the rgat utls, claim and interest that II
klnson has IN aud 10 erasn piece parcel or lot II
ground On Cherry street, IN south Nashville upon whch
The residence Of Wilkinson situated CONTAINING fOr,y
teet ana adjoining the prOperty Of Hnn owen % salis
~ said execution. safe wIhin legal hours
K IT, CAMPBELL.
OctlO-u fLsD.,tv -hsr;H
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A SHALL FARM FOR SALE NAssI-
WILLIE.

II HAVE for sale about 20 acres Of Land Sjk rnilea
Il from the city, in good DeighborhoOd orethirr clear
ed and the balance heavily mbersd The entire Tras
splsnddly set in Blue Grass will divide 1t into two or
Jour parcels II the entire Tract be disposed Of or bs
whole to one purchaser on liberal tsfms
There four beautiful Building Sites suscepti. Of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars call and see me at No College
street, and Will offer splendid bargain.
octl9-t C FITE
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TuOkNTON - BERN lsSD,
No. 10 Esabf1e ostaara


S5Xt aOUr CahOun's)
AHj Z no" Lave Un uaDu stuck OF French
w and Eugl.-u Ger54 = .-lia fisid and Amhrs
saded all EO1i pe!iiles b,sO-zivs. Jashmsres Man.
Chester Detiiuss, Pbid, HsU e,s and bite FisaoeIs
al quaIiiss Aisn COM ste stscS u Staple GOOds
Servants uOods Uf all xI1ds heu re invite The nttsp
ton Oi al CAS4 buyers. c4n gave good bargains
septzJ-t
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t'hUhSIOS L hLhN iiioTsd 10 No. I6
FGoic squire. uexi 'iusf GsIa,,uas = where thsV
VIII be happy o. tner .l4.is rsI rate stock AZ
Dry Ooods, Consisting "t oi@.a, nd Bse Broad
Clothsi BLACK aHd Fancy ,..v.vs NesiIngs Cloves
Hosiery, CravEts, h-idkerrhIsls ds.c
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W.E0S AND HORSE TEAM FoR sALE; tAJEi
NEW WAGON good harness S ms ans Ts Teausd snSq Sp
Ashsssr For particulars call on B. PIrT OF Edge
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TUST received fresh supply Of hftyfour Baskets of
81 CHARLES HEIDSlCK'5 CHAMPAIGN. 10 qusrsa
and pnts. Warranted 70 be genuine and superior ar
ticle b. l.. SIMPSON
sept3 40 Public Sdusre
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MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.,
Successors to the late firm of Msxey, Mcclure co.,
TIN, PLATE " SHEET IRON WORKERS,
7 their old stand No. 25 Market street, Nashville,
n Tenn, keep constantly hand Tin Ware oil tvery
discrpOn-wholeale and retail. Also Tin Plate Sheet
Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad Irons Fairbanks
Platform Scales of the most improved patterns.
Wood and Coal Stoves, consisting of Frsnklin's
Ten Plate Seven Plate Box and Cyender Stoves Also,
ParIor Chamber and Office Crates. To all of which they
would respectfully call the attention of those wishing 70
nurchasa
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DInEtir
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
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S25S.OOO:
SORTEO NGMsRO 57s ORDISARIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100, 200 DOLLARS

APFRG 1IAATIONs,
the two preceding and toe two succeeding numbers 70
those winning TIE foowIng Przss will be entitled o. VIZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
REQrITAL.

Some time since practical joke was played
OIL upon countryman by two waggishly in
clined individuals Of this city. Yesterday the
countryman was in town and accidentally meet.
ing with the two persons Aforesaid, informed
them that, on his way to The city, while pass
Ing through strip of woods, be killed snake
which, as near as he could judge by stepping il
of, measured thirty feet from head to iol. The
couniryman was a man in whuse appearance
and manner could not be detected the reinoiest
indication of disposition to joke Here, then,
vas chance for cor tao city worlhes to amass
small fortune during The State Fair They
regretted that the snake had not been taken
alive; but the stuffed skin Of reptile Of such
be sufficient for their purpose: : and they made
sure of the possession OF the carcase by means
Of lucre, and by paying for comfortable din
ner for the counuyman ii the Belsidere.
The rural gentleman had come on foot, bot
by the time he was ready To return home, q
buggy was in waiting, in which the three rods
out together The conniryman lived some six
milee from the city, and when within short
distance from his domcie, he informed his
companions that ii would be necessary 10 hitch
the horse by the roadside, as the serpent was
some distance Off in the woods. They aIlgh,-
ed, and after the two claimants of the reptile
had been led through half dnzen swamps and
quagmires, the party arrived 4, the spo, where
the supposed monster was slain.
Here, gentlemen said the couniryman, as
he lifted up one half Of an ordinary sized gar
ter snake, is The head Of the snake and now
il you will just measure, you'll find it at leas,
thirty feet to the tail, which lies at the foo, Of
yon large tree
Thanking his companions for their Kindness
and hospitality towards hin, (noi forgetting to
mention the sumpiuous dinner,) our rural hero
turned toward his home, and was soon lost sight
Of in the distance
About this time, il is supposed that con-
versalion passed between the two young gentle
men from the city-ihe naicre Of which we are
leil to conjecture, as there was no ear present
TO note further particulars. We believe, how
ever, that they had safe return 10 the city,
Columbus, Ohio, Statesman.
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BATTLE OF mUBBARDToN.



The published accounts Of the Battle Of
Hubbardlon arc vague and conflicting. This
is to be accounted for by the fac, that the
American army at the North was in a state Of
disOTeanizalon, and no officer of higher grade
than Colonel of a regiment were presen, on the
American side at Hubbardion. Col. Francis
was killed, and Col. Warner was hardly in a
frame Of mind 10 report to Gen. ST. Clair, who
was within few miles Of him lat Astluton)
when the battle was fought, heard the guns,
and might at least have aided Warner to re-
treat in order, instead of showing, as he, Isl.
CLAIM did, decidedly clean pair Of heels
What is usually considered the most reliable
account Of the battle, is that contained in the
private journal Of Capt. Greenleaf, an officer in
Col. Francis's regiment; which private jour
nal is preserved in the Library Of The Massa-
chnsetls Historical Society. Col Ethan Allen,
after his return from captivity, wrote out his
tory Of the war. That portion oft relating to
the Hubbariion Battle, he probably derived
from Col. Warner; bot Allen, though perhaps
equally brave, was the anlipodes of Warner in
the matter Of modesiy, or else saw things
through lens Of much higher magnfying
power. He states the American loss at ''aboul
thirty men killed." and that of The enemy at
"three hundred killed, including a Major
Grant" Such dsproporion as this could
hardly have been true, although The fact that
Col. Warmers men were all marksmen, and
fred as fast as they could load aud aim, must
in the broken and wood ground, have given
them great advantage over 40 enemy that knew
not how to fire except by paioons.
But am getting somewhat before my story;
and while am aborl it, may as well give,
what you have as yet failed togive, an account
of the Hubbardlon baue. II was at that dark
period Of the Revolution, when Washington
had been driven from New York, and The
American forces from Canada, that Gen. Bur
goyne commenced his famous campaign. As
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16
"a MICrIM.n

Mr.. Russell formerly resided in Schoharie.
He now lives in Albany. Russell appears To
he the victim Of unpropitious circumstances. -
Russell has an unhappy faculty Of doing busi-
ness contrary 10 law. On Tuesday, Mr.. Rus
sell was arrested for the eleventh lime since
autumn sci in. We give his examination
"Well, Russell, you are here again, per-
ceiye."
eyes, sir. The fact is, squire. I'm vic
Tim. Blow me If care what Bobby Russell
does, he is sure to violate some law or other.
When comes to Albany, says to myself,
Russell, my boy, we II lake hunt tomorrow,
aud try them fox hounds. Well, sir, out !
goes, and what do you think Before got to
the next corner, Barney Whalen tapped me On
the shoulder, and says, old Teller, that's agin
the law What's agin the law, | replies
and he says, having dogs in the street without
muzzles.' lie accordingly arrested me and
brought me to the police court. The result Of
that piece of fun was a fine of 1--WE dollars.--
Well, what did do ihenI'
Cant say"
swell, listen and I'll tell you. sold the
fox hounds to one Of Aunt Puts friends for
twenty dollars. With the proceeds ] bought a
SOW and FIVE pigs. took them home, bull, a
pen in the back yard, and though, my troub-
les were at an end bat ] was Mistaken