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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
GoRxAs & PrcKuA1. Atty's isr Assignee. Oc:a66wv
CTATE OF MINNESOTA BIS
A rpIcr cnuRT FIRST LIDICIAI. DISTRICT

CTATE OF MINNESOTA BIS
- TRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Caleb Woodbury. against Simon J. Woodbury. aod
Prescott j. Wooibury partners in business under the
rame and firm Of s. /. Woodbury. Co.
Summons. tt hsi
To the above named Defendaus:
In the name of the State of Minnesota,
You and each of " hereby summoned and requir
ed to answer complaint in the above entitled action
which said complaint has been nled IN me oOe Q, ns
Anoka Ancka said county, and to serve copy OF
your answer the said complaint on the subscriber
At his office in Anoka, in the county OF Anoka, and
State of Minnesota within twenfy days hc service
of this summons on you exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fell to said complaint within
the time aforesaid plaintiff in this actioa will take
judgment against You for ahe sum OF nine hundred
per annum, since the 10Th day of July D. one thou
and eight hundred and atty dve and eight hundred SIXTY
dollars eighty cents with interest at the rate
of ten per cent per annum since the hrst DAY OF May
A. ID. 1851 and the further of pine hundred and
ninety dollars with nievestat Tho rate of ten per cent
per since the 10Th dayef July, A. d. 1870, be-
sides costs of suit. 4g .lf9 -se.sss# ~
g G. r CURTIS,
oo:21-w6w PLAINTIFFS Attorney
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DIsrRIcT COURT, oLMsTED

= u, .. : : : =
solomon Grimes agt William NJ johnson. Phidela
Johnson. his wife, Albert b. Chaplin and Stephen
Bredsn.
Notice IS hereby given, that il nd by yir.
tue OF Judgment and decree OF the Di urt made
ia the above entitled action the undersgned, Sheriff
Of ornsei county, shall sell at public auction TO The
hghe bidder, at the door of the Court House. in the
city of Rochester in said county of Olmsted and State
of Minnesota The Sd day Of December 1889 a. ten
o'clock, A. NJ, of that day 'siTll p n
& Lot No. eight g. n block No. sixy.one (6D, in the
in said county and State. t'i ~ ~ 's-'
Dated October 2lst, 10 9 saaAn
oct2l-wSw GEORGE W. BAKER. Sheriff.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT
~ COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT


COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
In the waiter of the application Of William Wood to be
discharged from his debts q iNsolvent debtor. ~
To the creditors Of William Wood, resident of St.
Paul. IN Se county Of Ramsey, the State Minnesota.
You viii please take noce 10Th day of Sep
tember. A. p. 1884 upon reading and hug the petition,
sched1le and AFFIDAVIT of William Wood for discharge
from his debts insolvent debtor, pur to the
provisions Of chapter eightnn of The Revised Stat
Debtors" order was made by the Hon E. G. Palmer
Judge Of the District Court for e Second Judicial Dis
rct for Ramsey county, in Minnesota, requiring all the
creditors OF the said William Weed to show cause ii any
they may have before him. at his chambers In ST. Paul
in Minnesota, the 2Ah day of December, AD 1889 at
the hour O'Clock M of said day. why assign
ment of the said nsOlv nt- should not be made
and he be discharged from his debts pursuant to the
statute in sach made and provided and that notice
Of the OF said der to be publish.
cd in each week for successive weeks previous
to said day Of hearing, in the Weekly Pioneer and DEM
Ocra newspaper printed and published at St. Paul In
Ramsey coanty, in Minnesota. and in the Weekly Jefer
son Enquirer eWspaper prin ed and published In the
city Of Jefferson City, in the state of Missouri
Dated St. Paul, Sept. q, 1859. f,M
GEO. Il. Il L. A.. OTIS
sept30-wl0w Attorneys fer Petitioner
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ENVELOPES OF ALL DESCRIP-
IL TON FOR SALE.
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I 4 DEMONSTRATORS I sALE-UN-

"A DEMONSTRATORS 6 SALE-UN-
"a DER and BY virtue of an order and decree of the
Probate Court for the county Of Ramsey and Stste OF
gn1ersigned administrator Of the estate Of Samuel J.
Fndley, late OF said county of Ramsey, deceased viii
sell At public auction to the highest bidder for cash. at
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds vt Chaska in the
ctmber 1852 at ten O'Clock IN The forenoon Of that
day All the following described parcels of land situate
IN tad county Of Carver, TO wit
Ih souths asst quarter of section eighteen s in town.
snip ne hundred and sixteen (l16 of range tw@n-
~ xix g. west containing one hundred and sixty tl6D
acres. - ~~
Fort Smelling, oc:ober IL, A. n. 1859.
~1la FRANKLIN STEELE
Y octzi-wSw Administrator
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rule of action We should not initiate the ~
ample OF the North in setting up Il" higher
law" but retain the proud position We nave
always occupied, and it will give seli-sari.ac-
tion, al approving conscience, and moral power
to achieve victory. In preparing for any clncr-
gcncy that may arise, would respectfully rr-
commend you, at an early period to take such
measures aS, in your wisdom you may deem
proper and cxpedcnt, to obtain the cv.cpcra-
ton of the Southern States III concerted action.
NAV be put in jeopardy by all the 'lepartrnr..; Il
the Government passing into the hands "I orr
enemies. The election of Il Black Republican
President will settle the question Of our safety
in the Union and although the lOrniS OF the
Constitution may be complied with, t> vita
principle will be extinguiShcd, aud the South
must consent 10 occupy an inferior and dcgrH'
ding position. or seek new safeguards for
future security. Let South Carolina exhaust
every means to get the cooperation "i tie
Southern States in this vital and Important
movement, yielding everything but pci"''Pi>
for that purpose, prepared to follow any lca'
in ,csxtance but she should never forget that
she is sovereign and an equal that lay her
sovereign act she created the iriallvt'>nri
Of the State that now exists IL the Federal
Union, and that she has clear aut HnGu"s
tionablc right to resume her position ~ >"'
creign in the family of nations.
Relying confidently upon ln-l ''"'!, who
has hitherto dealt 80 kindly with ~ ;,> - State.
To sustain Us in the trying emergency W. may be
called To pass through. let us, IN all sincerity.
inv"I,. continuance Of His favor and support.
WV. II. ,u,r.
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A SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACY.

4 proposition has been introduced int" the
South Carolina Legislature, inviting the slave
States 10 unite in the formation Of Il Southern
Contrderar,. No action has been taken upon
it, The Governor Of South Carolina closes his
recent message to the Legislature with the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
With AN united South nur course would hc
clear, and our future glorious; We could en-
force equality in the Union, or maintain onr
Independence out of it. II, as ! solemnly be-
lcvc, we can no longer live in peace and har-
monv in the MISUNDERSTANDING the as
socationS Of the past. t..and the remembrance
Of our common triumphS-lbeing treated a,
enemies and aliens, rather than brethren ot
the same family, and heirs OF the same lnheri-
tance hv the North we can form Coniedera-
cy with ability to protect itself against any
enemy, and command the respect and admra-
ton OF the world. This proud position Is only
to be obtained by a strict adherence to law
and duty while South Carolina insists on the
other States CARRYING out their Constitutional
obligations. she should be careful to do her
whole duty. and carry out IN sood iaith all heI
obligations to her sister States and the feueraI
Government, by discouragng all attempts to
evade the laws, under any pretence whata7er;
While in the Union we should comply with all
the laws OF Congress until they are pronounced
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, or out
people are released from their binding obga
tions by the constituted authorities Of the
State; and it would be an arrogant assumption
on the part of individuals to set up their OPT
Mons Of the consttutionslity of law as theil
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Aitbmono Enquirer.
BY RITCHIE DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1859.
IT'S DONE.

Virginia has indicated her outraged laws
10y the executions u! John lrnwn. the leader Of
the lIarper's Ferry raid.
We al!rric To lii> execution not for the pur'
posc Of cXIltali"n we hope we are incapable
OF entertaining amy such feeling; "we ycX moi
lii ghost" but in recording the event, we tie
sire the abolition world 10 know that their oilcr'
oi brihc, their prefers Of political preierment
their threats Of vengeance their entrcaiirS lo'
mercy. have all p."vclnf no avail
If the execution Of u criminal makcs that
iclou u nartvr, Virginia is prepared 10 incur al
, the consequences Of that nartyrdom II fr"n
his gray. come. the bloody results t" the
South, 80 often threatened; il from his blood
Sprn.s the armed u>Sa>SiIs Of abolition re-
vcn.c We lny" onlv 20 SAY. Virginia will meet
thn,r results with rr"' for which s"'i'h
C;u"Ilna grows h" cotton, ani k"nlnr'> III"
! hcup.
We hope conservatism may now rally I" Inc
cause cl the Union, ami exhibit some OF that
Influence - o!lcn boa>tr,, ~ still! potent Al tic
North. Conservatism has given place t" I"'
na,riSln quite long enongh it /, high time I"
assert lis pretended supremacy, or achnow'
ledge It's zeal impotency. We hope the gail"w'
! oi John Brown may aS elrctnal!y rally the con
srrvaIiveS. rs il aSSuredly will the fanatics
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PUBLIC MEETING IN THE UPPER End OF
HANOVER

.lgrec;,b!v to previous notice, large assem-,
hlarc Of the most intelligent and influential
citizens Of the upper rortion"i Hanover county
topcther with resucc,aIlc representations from
the counties of Louisa. Spotsylyan'a ana Iar"-
lirc met at Ecayer Dam Depot. on Thursday.
l., Of December, 10 confer together a. to the
measures hest adapted to give clear eHPrcS'
sion Of public sentiment. and To guard against
the jnsi,lious and Sanguinary consplracmH "i
midnight assasSns despatched by secret con
claycs ur Northern aboiition-ts To excite the
Soutt.rn Slave to instruction. aS clearly de.
y.loncd by the numerous revelations elected IN
the late ahortivc attempt upon IIarper'S Ferry.
The meeting was called To order by Col. r.
ronta;ne when DR.. Robert II. Nelson was
called To IN, rnair and \lired DIXIE appointed
Secretary.
Col Fon,ainc thon explained the object OF
the meeting in clear aud forclbIc address, IN
which he emphatically avowcd sentiment
which is entertained by every STAKEHOLDER IN
the Commonwealth: that while we have the
fullest confidence in the fidelity and attach.
men, oi our slaves. and fear no injury at
their hands vet that the dignity Of the Com
,nonwrallh and the personal respect ol the
people should mpel uS To suppress, ina prompt
and summary manner the inSolert and ii';l!i.
nant attempt 10 poison the minds. and To eNci'e
the worst passions of the slave against Tie
master. however futile we believe that attempt
>hould prove ESpeciallyas these conspiracie>;
when openly exposed are not only aSo"eu anu
applauied by large masses in the Tree STATE . :
bnl pass almost unrcbukcd, and certainly with
no attempt to suppress them by that portion o'
,hc North.r, u,onIe who claim Ia hc conS"rvt-
tive and ar. ONLY secret. that they may take hy
surprise their intcni"d victims, ami strike INC
surer blow. N
lie eynlancI To the satisfaction Of ai per
sons that, not only the Shareholders, but the
non.slayeholder., and even the slaves them
s.Ive. had common interest in resisting the
,,,empts of the Northern fanatics to disturb the
n.acc of the community. In conclusion, he
offered the following resolutions, which were
adopted without dissenting voice:
! L. Resolved, That all classes in our commit
nity have one common interest in opposing the
wicked intermedlling Of the AbolitioniSt> IN
our affairs.
, Resolved, That We pledge ourselves 70
each other to keep strict eye on all >usP'.
cious persons, particularly on all Sia"5' ,ss
whose business is not known TO be harpne,t'
or any one whatever who may express Se''''
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\ vALuAHLE EAK, foM SALE on


FP,IIE subscriber Leiag determined . his farm
4 which h.. resides. called Porrro;luS. VII positively
,g The hehes; bidder Gloucester Cpi House on The
FlRsT MONDAY IN JANUARY AENI 'hr being UlouctS.
ter County Court dy IL uo disposed # privately b"io"
ih,. iay uu"n fhc following t!ld Ia cash, The
balance in auI t~O years s;h r'"e-i from day ot
sale deferred pavuen'- hr rcLri l.! nf"i o trust
upon the carra This :ari I, within hall mile o; OH
River and In full view nf TIE river. IL contains seven
hundred aud siNs three four hundred and hity oi
which are cleared the balance we'll cr in wogG timber
The dHeng house i OF hEicS. two stories sh With eight
good rooms aui ha>-Enrut ant Two g,rrct
rocras AL in complete order, with an ample sliiy 6" out
Ni!liuc. including very superior hErn Tbs land i ia
Lie CONDITION, we'll Ndtp-t 10 The EroHth o all He
crops vegetables aud fruit Usually raised IN ms ciinNr-
clover. Thi, oaiy cs. mile. from Ne,' tOht,
the Eastern "ruau, IN Richmond And YORK River Rail-
road, WHICH will hc completed rS n"N spring u IL
.ryhly finished within irN i...s OF West folnt I've
car. are running in connection With steamers "i'
TO baltimore The other Surfos. AMI soon a. II J.
nui>i-i there viii be daily communication 10 Richmond,
Norfolk Baltimore, Philadelphia, AMI Ne" loE. aNurii's
every facility to ugr.-' that may he d-,trr Their" u
large marsh at achrd ' 'arm, which wi support one
hui lgr hrt ri ,a'i'. one hall the yc fs, oysters and
crabs rau be- Ma. abundance "ithia f-" hundr-d yards
OF the door remarkably healthy. and th" mecN""r'
hood yery coed LINK it uSs--. :" >ry more ~ any one
wishing ,n purchas. will VI cNinn: hcior" buying
Til farm s situate! that il be divided Into two
farm. Ttrr- /, now on. hundred and forty Of ta
seeded in wheat which the purchaser NIL he required 10
pay for extra. lii's' t. '''V'"'
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!AtICTiGN SALES.
NOTICE..

Y pur.uaEc. rG deere" Of the Circuit Court "i ""ch'
4 land entered On the Sd - September l>i in tfv case
Jane, r. Batter y Co. wm Il. and Obediah Johnson
And other defendants shall Commissioner thereby ap.
rnp;. for the purpose rli auction. in o the
,oorhr,nd Court House the 10TH DAY OF JAN l>Gu,
one roiviy the Interests in remainder OF the above
racd defendants The slaves Mary ANY, susan, Betsy,
John Edmund, Eot-ri, Louisa Epson, Molly, Caroline,
Charles Jackson and Harriet, >uc interest, consisting Vi
the undivided one e .hh sls> ii ;le said defendants IA
the said after the death Of their mother Nancy John.
,o under the will Of their gradfhcr W:. George dee H.
These slaves in the possession OF the lie tenant. NsN
Johnson, OF her husband, Anderson Jchr>ou iu IA, J
valuable and multiplying AMI ncrca>iGe ia mum.
her and value" good opp uniiy FOR profitable invest
Inyut is here ,rrSyGtc Il mv!ey Of the interests
mentioned shall sell Tor sufficient II a' S The
purpose, o the Decree then The other moiry VII c sold
ia the sane manner ~ the -Imc time Enl place"
TEEM>.-Ahuut SEQ will '" required in cash TIE h''
lance In twelve months, the schtsrr eNecun. lns ""
therefor, With sufficient security bearing inerr>, lrnh tue
lay Of sale " j.. PETIT,
\oy Commissioner.
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20 puy,IcI,,. ,>DTEACHEKs.

WISH 70 'eII PTINA'! m! H|I.' NHI ., v W w II.
la.c OF Lawrence, ,i, BrT-Hi'k county, Va. A. lhcre
Is neither male female -eh,o in rr prcr hi. i hn-
opruiu. for Boarding school Ply would hnd TO
ther interest examine Til! property no~ offered at -
bar gain and Oh easy ieriu>.
The lot contains II acre, of hghS improved !trd a"i
every necessary house. GFanary,
servants houses &c all aud in good order The gar
den also highly improved containing an acre In cuI;iva
,ion The yards. front and back, finely laid out aud
flied and TuOrIy. There are also choice
fruit r..- which for the last years. have borse hne
fruit I'll. dwrliue h0u.c contains six rooIns, ~ fee.
br % an, ,r room - feet square and another 10 by 90,
.-ids tHo closets every bedroom and In the dining
There three large poSche, TO the house which
j. coumani!ugly situated There Is Doctor once IN Inc
yard. containing two rooms.
wish also to dispose OF my household snd kitchen funl
rur. consisting .: ter aud parlor furniture -s OF
cottage furniture, piano AMI other thing 20" "nnerouS
mention.
For further information please address he sE'cr Der
Term. moderate and adjusted n suit the '"r"ucc "f
he purchaser, and possession given At any tine
L. J. IilCkS, VI. D., LawrencrviIir,
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COMMISSIONERS SALT
OR NALlfAHsE NEW NIN iR Ian DS.

slUESCANr 10 decree Cf ia" ti'rGt toU' "l Monroe
county pronounced AT is October term, >1!, Ia the
case Of Mary W. Csmphvll aui others " = 'anppt!
and Others. the uui"rgrrd CoaEi,-iotr under said
decree will the 22d day OF DECEMBER E.Nt on III.
pr-rns sell a. public auction 10 the highc'i hidcr thai
Ino>; valuable NEW RIVER ESTATE known - 'Colo"r-
sons Botrcuis siluhrd New River in 'e COUNTY o
Mercer, and containing 10y survey ElhNkN llt MIXED
AND FIFTY ACRES ci which FIVE III NDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES of the very best New River h""n
ani the balance consisting "f the hci urtud tbs apd
be surpassed In the state for prc!ucv"-ss IN Us
crops, and Il a.o produces MI small etaH' "i 'o"ac
80 finely i acknowledged be- fine i-ac: of nUd
n, i situated Nrs River, a1 well deserve 'e attention
uf capitalists. thr>e drsirii tine LANDED stale The
Improvement. upon The place are comfortable"
rrEuS-Ca>h hand sufficient pas the COSTS % suit
aud expenses sale and for the residue oi ne lr-
chase money credit OF -S. ~v.y" and eighteen monlh'
.c purchaser exccu'in. bond, with good per- aa security,
and a len retained IT." land - Yit'm';: s-rgry.
Soy y; i~,.--ci.l, JOHN ECHui.S, Coin'r.
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GAVIN. :. GARRErr, Secretary.
Demonstrations OF the Sympa;hizerSo Oh EEov'n's


Execution
BuSToS Dec. - he co"rci population are
holding meetings. Keeping the da n memory
oi Brown. Most of them wear e pc on he
arrn and their places Of business a5r closed -
\ r.i>> meeting Of the citizens ; called sor
this evening nj the fremont Tcnslc. y mo
ton was introduced IN both branahes 81 Mc
Legislature To- adjourn. bu; it WI. nrcatYed
bv a large majority. The bells w;Fe tolIed IN
the various towns adjoining, ilasA placed at
hafmasi. aad other tokens Of RESPECT Inanl!cS-
ted by the fanatics on alI hands
ALn,xy Dec 2--One hundrcd minute
guns were tired to-day. commencing at half.
past twelve O'Clock. in cOmrncmoratIon OF the
execution of John Brown, at Char!es'own.
4 negro prayer meeting was held in Shiloh
Presbyterian Church Rev. II. H. Garnet'l cor
ncr oi Prime and Marion streets. New York
city; also. in lJr Chcevcr's Church and other
places in Ncw York city.
A sympathetic meetn. was held at Syracuse,
the Civ Hall bell tolrd '3 times; correspond
in. with Browns ac".
4 meeting was also held at National Hall,
ON Friday last: and addresses delivered by
Lucretia Mott Mary Green, DR. Fumcss, and
cthcrs.
PRAYER meetings we're also held al Boston,
Plymouth. New Bedford, Worcester and other
places in Massachusetts, addresses of sympathy
and bells ,olrd. &c. in memory OF John
Brown.
Vt Concnr,,. y. r.. the bells were tollcd for
Brown.
Ata sympathsing meeting in Cleveland last
Friday night. 800" people assembled. The
hall was dressed in mourning, and several ad-
dresses were made.
At Montreal Canada a large meeting was
held. Friday morning; a sermon was preached
by u negro preacher, and collection taken up
for Browns family On Saturday another pup
liz meeting was held at the same place, at which
speeches we're made by Dr. Howe, Of Boston,
| and nihcrS
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LAMB SALE.

TsIWENIY IMPROVED FARMS on IEs WARS CErpiT, con.
tanning from 1910 nuD each -unsupassedb by any
Land. in Indiana the World for Beauty an Fertility shu
,,ch having 4 proper proportion Of Cleared and Timber
Land The Timber !, Of the finest quality The location -
excellent, being the ON" MssSsirP; RAIL ROAD from
four to miles h. crossing of the Jenersonve snd
ldianapo, Rail Road, and four mile from the county seat
oi Jackson county. Indiana.
Upon them Houses isar- Orchards Of the best fru
yr W. sincerely AL who With 10 purchase. that
here a desirable opportunity a. these Lands VIII DC
.old very Cheap and in tracts 10 .n' purchasers
Tv.M. :-Oneihrd cs-h aud ih- remainder IN ten annual
p,ymeu II desired secured by mortgage the Land.
We confidently assert tina, any able 20 sEe ihe hr
pavment can make ;le other. oil the Land.
For information, address,
RALPH APPLEWIIETE. Browustown, Iu'N.rr.
p EICKETTS, Esq, Jetrr. r.nnyilie mi,
SiIlELIS kHIN,;, seymour, Ind,
0r IL. suh-criber>
g. L DUNHAM indianapolis, Ind,
w H ENGLISH, Lexington, Indiana.
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EXCITEMENT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

MANCHESTER Dec ,, lsja.-There was a
brisk excitement here this afternoon, caused
by an attempt to toll the ohsequieS Of old
Brown from the City Hall bell 1t had struck
four or FIVE times, when Mayor Harrington aap-
peared among the sympathisers in the belfry
and ordered them to desist. One Of them re-
fused, when the Mayor dropped him through
the scuttle by the most convenient mode. and
the bell didn't ring any more
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u.-rKIS,:y,tn LAND FOR SALE.

fENIE subscribers Or for sIlc their !arM Oh STATE 'c
In the county rAin.hHa. IL contains over 600
acres Of land loo b"ins q; river bottom, with wood land
sufficient for the place and productive ~ any on the
river It la. story dwelling with onT r1"ins AMI AL
necessary t.build m place Also, young apple
and peach orchard select frat Til r>tat" l. about i0uT
Hvc mile. ia. James River Canal Slate RIVER
., stream for small boats, which makes !, re
ry convcncn; for getting produce 10 market II a"ins The
Land, Of Dr. R0bi. G. Jones' Cot W A. Ford and others sit
uui. healthy section C country convenient 20 -eScTa
churches, pos; offices and mills.
We deem II unnecessary 80 ay more about j., A. those
wishing purchase, can view the place, and judge oI
Themselves or get any information from the su5,crbrr- by
addressing them at Diana Mills, buckingham.
The purchaser by paying two or three thousand doll ar'
the first e can yet i've siN wears, longer TINT
II desired TO make Other payments, deferred payments
bearing interest FROM o; sale title retained till all pay
urr,> are made JOHN & SAMUEL. ALLEN.
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CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT IN BOSTON.

Bo,rox. Dec. ;. ls59.-There is to be held
-nion and Constitution meeting, to rebuke
domestic treason and avow new tcalty to the
I-nion at Fancuil Hall next week. The pre-
Ii,ninarics are arranged, and call will be Is
.rcd in the L6grj,f tomorrow morning,
,iyncd Lv Hon Edward Everett, James W.
PAGE, Franklin Haven Franklin Skinner, Geo
Lunt. Henry j. Gardiner, and others. It is
understood tho venerable Ex-Governor Lin
colu. Of Worcester will preside. Mr.. Everett
General Cu~hn. cx- President Pierce, Geo. 5:
lIilard. and other distinguished men, will
sneak