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GREAT :Exe1TEmEnT: m SAN ANToNro.
DESPERATE FIGHT wIrlr Ronp

Inc, BON Antonio (Texas) papers, 3oth ult.. are
nied win tho most exciting accounts of recent
ureauiui encounter with band of ruffinus in
tnnt eity, during which five persons pere killed
ana one wounded AS our readers we'll know,
there has been, for long time past, q drspcrotr
gang OF thieves robbers and ~ use. hang.
ing around about Snn Antonio, whose rcpcuted
vh'ninies We have almost weekly recorded On
the night of the 29th, it seems u horrible nur-
der was committed but n few miles below the
town. Tho wife of one Mr. CARA was killed in
her own house by some seven or eight assaasins
ana the house then robbed of money anii-yaun.
bies. a reward Of $500 was offered next NOR
mhg ior tho apprehension of the murdercrs and
Sler't ilenry, with II posse, hastcned to til Q
pooay scene. The Texan, 3Oih u!t. +, adds:
Aoout ~ o'clock gang of some dozen des-
Peradoes had collected in the city OH the west side
ol The river, many of them in u tiurkened room
as sort OF resort for the moment Here th,.
shooung commenced between the dcsperodoes
u.lu some three or four citizens Fielstrop killed
b"", VIC aesPerudoes, and was shot through the
!n nsnI ny anothcr. AT this awful juncturc. Jim
1aylor' than whom bravcr man ncvcr i;v,.J
SaVe ORDERS To some three of his comrades ,o En
low hin-and at the same moment he hrnl,o r.
,hr1"Sh AS inc window into the darkcncd ROOM
hs nc entered, Bill Hart, IL notorious cl,r,ct.r
shot HIM through the breast, and ut the somo
moment gun was pointed at Bill Hart bv nno.
lher person, when Tay lor exclaimed .he has sim,
me. let ne shoot him." and fired Both fell
oit,zchs commenced rushing in well armed, as
wen ns many of the despcradoex, and the shoot
became general. The gang Of rowdics brok,
rom the room by u back door; many of then
VINO came up after the melee commenced, immc
d,ate'y hed-flnding that they were coming t,
| close quarters.
by this time at least three hundred citizens h,,
collected, all well arncd-for it was well know,
that this gang uf rowdcs could have ut their com
mand seventy five or one hundred men within fif
teen minutes. Many of them came in sight, bu
two citizens and three Of tho dcspcradocs. Tay
lor may recover.
AT this stage Of affairs the city au,hotie
commanded the multitude to dispcrsc, and the,
Immediately obcycd the command
Great excitement still prevails! We hardl,
dare prophcsy what may be the result before In,
matter ends. There will bo a mectup of thc r.;
t'zcns this evcning.-N. o. Picayunc.
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Democratic State Convention held here To- -day
Asa P. Cute, Of NorthfcId, was nominated foI
Governor on the first ballot Frederick Vase
Of Walpole, was nominated for Railroad Com.
missioner.
The resolutions adopted indorse The last and
oil previous Democratic Administrations pledge
earnest support to President Buchanan; sustain
the Dred Scott decision; advocate repeal of the
Maine law; and re-adopt former resolves con.
corning the leading Democratic measures.
No speeches were made. The Convention was
full and harmonious
attempt to Assassinate a Presidenl-The
Brownsville (Texau) Flag, Of the 9th May. hn.
the following account OF an attempt to assassi-
nate President Comonfort:
President Comonfort, OH recent visit TO Tia.
cubaya TO inspect the railroad in progress at that
place, was assaulted by one Norgfa, O noted
bandit, with q poignard. Tho fatal blow was
warded off by by-stander, who promptly
knocked ue wonldb be assassin down. He was
finally secured, tried. convicted, and sentenced
to suferthe pain of death the next day, as an
atonemsrt of his treason. He econfessed that he
was bribed to perPetrate this act by -Centrslista
Of the city Of MEXICO
Hslp sO,e AaotAer-vSir Walter, Scott wrote
"The race Of mankind would perish dd We cease
10 help each other From the time that the
mother skiade.the child'ss shssd sliA Abe moment
that ,hs, .aEs sss.tanes wipes the death damp
without mutusihelp. All, therefore. that need
aid, have right to ask it Of their fellow-mortals:
an6no one7kho has j In his pawer to grant, can
refuse Without incurfsng gull,
~ sRoun1, ,se Hsvs n Jefsr.ea Davis, Of M,ssj..
II MsaAs.a ias ap sos sSsn
SI| ssss s,ss|s .sosI;a ~: ssy ssa ssses
N64 6s6H - by's - 4liS Z Il
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Urah yt:1 Of tie Great Thief 0atcaer.-The deats,
OF Vidocq. the famous chief of police Of Paris.
mas been noticed. The Paris Monit9nr saye:?, 4
AT his own express desire no frieiSdG swefe
present at his funeral, which was atteadsd only
ny hired mourners at the church Of ST. louis,
in the Marais. Vidocq, few days before his
death, mad an extraordinary idea-that if his
feet already palsed with death, could touch the
s;I earth. no would recover. In n.semRlianee with
his request, layer Of 6ne mould MAS placed bv
his bedside He rose with difficulty. supporfsd
6y his attendants, and plansd kiE feetN if,Sae
ne did 80, Hash Of life, 30 to speak. passed over
~: features, aud he drew himself ID to his fdli
heght; but hia strength gave way bsSsAfh the
effort, aud he fell back inert aud cd From
Una, s moment he saw that all waa oyef him,
and abandonidg hope, heocenpisd hfaassaf sx.
elasvely with his religious dqtiss.
What Pills can Do.-4,ghs NJ Y. E,snisv1 1.o..
says that DR.. Brandreth the great pill manufsn.
turer has not only conceived the pfojSSt 8f com.
PletiDg, at his own expense tho Washin1tou Monu
ment. but has deliberately resolved to dayote m,
proceeds Of his business, Amounting to S4fI. .oil1
yearly, to tho col'sunanaiiog of work. ylS
There Is = story in Washington, saws tbs NAV,
York Herald, that in consequence of .tha 6ecIir.
ing state OF his health, General ca viii soon
withdraw from the head Of tiie Stats Dsnst.
9snt and that Coy. Walker viii. be re,csilsd
NOM Kansas to fiIfthe place Of the great MicRi
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The Adranced ,Price IF Isaa-The total ex-
port from China Of teas to the United States. for
tn the period between the Isl of July. 1856, and
tho tn n sth OF March. 1857. shows a falling 6H of
ing Soth June, 1855, with no probability of the
exports being largely augmented for the Ieriod be
tween the 9Th of March (the date of the last
trade circular) and the 30th of June next. In
tlonal export Of black teas for that period at NOT
over 50O,s0O lbs, and of greens. at certainly
not exceeding 100000 TBS. The New York
Post says:
In this State the supply, which must at least
be over twelve million pounds short at the end
OF the season, consumers as we'll as dealers ac.
knowledge higher STANDARD of value for the
fragrant herb. The advance insblack, Ooloiies,
since last December. has. been fifteen cents per
ID. and and Young Hyson. teas, Of low and
medium grades, have experienced an advance of
one hundred per cent. over last seasons closinr
prices. s
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lDortital selsttions.
For the Standard.
LINES To

They may tell forever, Of worlds Of bloom,
Beyond the clouds, and beyond the tombi
or the sweet repose, and rapture there,
That is not found in world Of care.
But not to me, can the present seem
Like an idle tale, or an empty dream.
o, know that the bowers Of heaven are fair,
And know that the waters Of life are there's
Butt do not long for their happy flow,
While there bursts such fountains Of life below
And would not leave for the rest above,
The faithful bosom Of tr1sty love.
There are angels here, that seem the while'
In each loyo-lit eye, and each gentle SMILE
There are sersph voices that greet the ear
In the kindly tone, and the word Of eheeFi
And liebt.-such light as they have above,
Beams on Us here, from the eyes Of love.
And If tits mine, till lifes journeys end,
To keep the heart Of one faithful friend,
Whatever the trials Of earth may be,
On the peaceful shore, or the troubled sea,
10 palace home, or the wilderness,
There is heaven for me, in a world Ike this.
Yet when It comeih my time to die,
would turn from earth withouta sigh;
Though even then, the thoughts Of this,
Would tiuge every dream of that land Of bliss:
And fam would 90 with nee dear one,
Nor grope my way through the world alone.
Pekin, Ill, Feb %, 1857. H. S. B.
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GIRLS beware OF transient young
gentlemen never suffer the addresses
of a stranger; recollect that oRe good
boy or mechanic is worth AL the 3eatfng
trash in the world; the allurements of
dandy jack, with gold chain about his
neck, walking stick in his paw, some
honest tailor's coat on his back, and a
brainless skull, can never make up the
loss of kind fathers house, a good
mothers counsel, and the society Of
brothers and sisters; their affections last,
while that of such young man is lost
at the wane Of the honeymoon. IT'S
true.
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TEARs.-Robert Hall considered the
word "tears surprisingly beautiful
1t belongs to the Saxon family he SO
dearly loved. Ehe tear itself often
glows like a diamond on. the cheek, where
the rose and lily blendA Its moral beau.
ty, as a perfect Dagrerre of compassion
and benevolence, is the greater. :
There are tears Of gratitude, of Joy
These sparkle like the morning dew
There are tears of penitence. Angels
celebrate them with their heavenly
harpu.
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GOOD HEART AND WILLING HAND
NJ CHARLES sIAcxAV.

In storms or shine, two friends Of nina
Go forth 70 work or play,
And when they visit poor mems homes,
They bless them by the way.
Tia willing hand 'Tis cheerful heart!
The two best friends know,
Around the heart come joy and mirth
Where'er their faces glow.
Come shine, tits bright!-come dark, It's light
Come cold--'tis warm ere long
30 heavily falls the hammer stroke.
Merrily sounds the song
Who falls may stanu, if good right hand
Is first, not second best;
Who wseps may sing. if kindly heart
Has lodgings in IFS breast.
The humbest board has dainties proud,
When they sit down to dine:
The crust they eat is honey sweet,
The water good as wine.
They Gil the purse with honest gold,
They lead no creature wrong
So heavily falls the hammer stroke!
Aerrily sound the song!
Without these twain, the poor complain
OF evils hard TO bear
Bat with them poverty grows rich,
And finds a loafto sparel
Their locks arr Sre-their words inspire
Their deeds give courage high;
About their knees the children run,
Or climb, they know not why,
Who sails, or rides, or walks with them,
Meier fluids the journey long;
so heavily falls the hammer strokeI
Ilerrily sound the song
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Approved Feb. q, 1857.

No. Am Act directing the Treasurer
to deed certain lands situated in the
town of Middletown.
It is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. The treasurer of the State
of Vermont is hereby directed to deed to
Jonathan Atwater, of the town of Mid
dletown, all of the land levied upon and
set out to said State of Vermont, on ex-
ecution, State VS.. Azuba Herrick, Feb
ruary Is, 1874, containing four acres
and thirty eight rods of land, and recor-
ded in Middletown land records, vol. 8,
pages 200 and 261.
SEC. 2. Provided, that 10 deed shall
be delivered the said Jonathan Atwatel
until he shall pay into the treasury of tn,
State of Vermont the sum of fifty dollar,
and eighty-nine cents.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effec
| from its passage.
Approved Feb. 9th, 1857.
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"a In Martin county, n. c., on the
18th ult., Mr.. Haddocks was assisting
gentleman by the name of Hust in
chastising a negro, when two of the ne
gros brothers came up and struck Mr..
Haddocks on the back part of the head
causing instant death. The negroes
made their escape.
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BACH'S
American CoInuO,,ns

UvHE subscribers would respectfnpr
u attention Of the People Of Vernon, y e
claims Of - ..,.s.5..... . hs
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Complaints, Female Weakness a.. ,' !
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Its ingredients, among which is conpeg-s
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! Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
| To whom all orders should be addressed.
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A NEW BOOK.
4 YALE OF THE SOUTH

Il 4
T|oITNDED on Facts, and entitled The Curse
II Fn.ailed - BIZ Mrs. H. II. Bigelow, y sister OF
Bishop Hsmiine of the Methodist Church. She
saws in her preface She eorscientiously oeiieFes
rs book was written under the same pressure
that s.. Psul felt when he exclaimed for neees-
sity Is laid upon me yea. woe is me II preach
NOT the eospelr' Feeling that God demsnaea i,
and humanity required It, she has simply done
her dptvI ard Of which the Boston Laoerstor
saws, alt is the greatest work yet published ron
i" Uncle Tom to "Dred, and BOOK Wnien
everybody ought to read. Oh, We ministers read
it and see your responsibility! Oh, We pTo-siass-
nv church members, read it ard tremblc oh,
re Office holders and Office seekers, read y sno
blush Oh, We mothers with your darling oaoes
in your arms, read il and think that they may oe
Kidnapped and torn from your embrace and solo
into perpetual bondage, and then you VIII see cur
nations guilt Oh, ye children and youth reao
it and learn TO hate slavery with perfect hsfred
Oh everybody read it. for it is designed to cause
great sensation! one large IL mo-. priee = "a
for sale by CHESTER BROHN.
Crafts6ury, Nov 20, 1s5s-4etf
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No 5.-An Act to Incorporate the Or
ange County Hotel Company.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.

SEC. l. William Hebard, Lement
Bacon, Eihu Hyde, Rufus II. Hyde,
William +. Dickinson, Perly c. Jones,
and Salmon ]. Moore, and their associates
and successors, are hereby constituted a
body polite and corporate, by the name
OF the "Orange County Hotel Cempany,'
for the purpose of purhasing, repairing
or rebuilding house of Public Enter
tainment, in Chelsea, in the county of
Orange and State of Vermont, and by
that name may sue and be sued, may
have common seat may purchase and
hold personal and real estate to an
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amount not exceeding thirty thousand
dollars, and may sell and dispose of the
same.
SEC. 2. The capital stock of said
Corporation may be divided into as many
shares, each share at all meetings Of said
Corporation to have one vote, and be sold
and transferred, and assessments made
thereon, in such manner as said Corpora
ton, from time 10 time, may deem expe-
dent; and said Corporation may make
such bylaws and regulations for the gov
eminent of the same as may be deemed
necessary, not inconsistent with the Con-
stitution and laws of this State.
SEC. 3. Any three corporators above
mentioned may call the first meeting of
said Corporation, by posting up notice
of the time and place of said meeting, at
the Post Office in said Chelsea, at least
six days prior to said meeting.
SEC. 4. This Corporation shall not
contract any debts until atleast five thou
sand dollars of the capital stock of said
Corporation shall have been paid in or
secured to said Corporation, no part OF
which shall be diverted from the business
of the Company; nor shall the indebted
ness of the Company at any time exceed
the amount of the capital stock actually
paid in or secured as aforesaid.
SEC. 5. In the case of the violation
of the foregoing section, the private prop
erty of each stockholder shall be holden
for-the debts of said Corporation, to an
amount equal to the amount of the stock
he shall own in said Company.
| SEC. 6. This act is under the contro
of the Legislature to alter, amend or re
peal, as the public good may require; anC
shall be subject to the provisions of chap
ter eighty-three of the Compiled Stat
utes.
/ Sec. Z. This act shall take effec
: from its passage.
Approved, Feb. %, 1857.
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FRENCH & ROBINSON
TANNERS AND GURRIEfss'

GLOVER, VT.
w 0ULD say 10 their friends and Ps'Fe., -
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else. 1850. .5.s.z.ss sssFl - u.
sole and Upper Leather, and Cal skisal y
superior quality ziwHys on haud, sss - N~'
tbs tozxsz naTkst price. -ssss-vfE
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| by CHESTER BROWN.
Craftsbury, Feb.6, 1857.
n. B. He would Just say that he has on hand
/ q very suDerior LOT Of Taocket RIFLES in exerx
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NEW NEGRO MELODY.

Dark, dark de night, aud wus de moon,
No star but one am peeping;
De hoot-owl sings de same old toou,
As troo de woods I'm creepin
-Boo-hoo! boo.hoo9-' who car for dat,
You good for nott'n feddered cate
Dis niger keep on singing;
he sing and on de banjo play,
To charm the goblum ghosts away,
While skunk be sweets am fnFng.
Troo de woods-push along,
''Nebber fear de boog-a-boo,"
Troo de woods-dat's de song,
Gallus son OF Ginger Bluel
De whip-um will squat on. the stone,
THROWN music from his fiddle
De dancing frogs all sqaash-a down
Outside and up de middle.
What dat what dat, dis niggcr's eyes
Displore wild mighty big surprise,
Upon de gum-trec swinging2
Tam massa possum at his ease,
Rocked in the cradle Of de breeze,
And listening TO dc Singing.
Troo de woods-push along,
Nebber mind de postum, too;
Troo de woods-dat's de song,
Fearless son Of Ginger Blusl
De moon gwoine down-pitch dark de nient
Cold, cold de dew am falling;
] fear dis tarkey sees sight
Dat set him wool a-crawling!
Who dar' who dar'i-a goblum cuss'i?
Peak or dis mnstrun's banjo bu'stl
Peak, and dyse funrabb'l
Peak, goblum, peak but whe'rr or no,
Dis minstrum drap his ole banjo,
And try Eale traJBTi
Troo de woods-cut along
Furder back! you boog-a-booI
Troo de Woods-drap- de song
Simbls child of Ginger Blue.
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Fv1rnit1zre

in unusual variety and styles. PARLOR SETS
in DAMASK, PL USH, and HAIR CLOTH,
M4HOGANY II and PAINTED CLIMBER suits,
MARBLE TOP TOILET BUREA U.s. and
CENTER TABLES and a very full stock OF
PARfOR CHAIRS. CENTER and SIDE IA
BLES. TENSION DINING TABLE, and
almost every thing which helps make well Sc
lected, and assorted stock Of House furnishing
OVAL and PLAIN, GILT, ROSE W00D
and MAHOGANY FRAA[E
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rs The bills of the Hancock Bank
Ellsworth, Maine, are net received at the
Suffolk Bank.
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BOOK BENDING.

continue 70 Bind Music Books, Aag-lD..
&c, in every style Of Binding Oh short n0iies !"
the lowest rates. i.
would return thanks 10 ny friends ana
public for the liberal patronage heretofore - !.
ded, and viii only add that my prIess - -.
heretofore be as Cheap a. the Cheapest, AZ n
chasers are invited to examine stock ana IL
al orders by Mail, Express. Or othsrHiss, n,
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cssa q
livery. SAMUEL 3. RlCHgi.S.,, -.
No. LAG Church Street. Burlington. ArF'l lsi's-
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NEW STOCK
OF RICH FALL GOODS.
J. G.. EMERY.

HAS received his new goods for the FALL and
IL WINTER trade, comprising a more extern
sve and beautiful assortment, than he has ever
before offered, consisting of CARPETS of beau
tiful COLOPS and DESIGNS, in VEL VETS,
TAPESTRIES, three PLY SJPERFLNESand
all the lower grades.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-13

Eg The peach and plum trees were in
blossom near Mariana, Fla, on the 18th
last.