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..--s-..- '-ssrs- From the Macon telegraph
Attempted InsurrectiOn in Craw-
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Attempted lnsurrectiOn in Cravv.
ford.
FoRr VALLEY, Nov. Z, 1860
Editor Daily Telegraph. ~
i learn from friend just from Knoxville
Crawford county, that the negroes at Hickory
Grove and vicinity in: Crawford county, at
tempted an insurrection on yesterday, (Tues
day, 9th inst.) He states that Mr.. Rob't Baily
rode into Knoxville yesterday at i o'clock, and
announced that the negroes at Hickory Grows
had raised, but were suppressed without doing
any damage TO life or property. Twenty ne.
groes Belonging toBev. W. Q. Cleveland, and
negroes belongng'to old Mr.. Davis, Simmons
Harp and Respess, were .hs only. negroes cap
tured; They, were melted ESQ they sconfess)
BY one Cullen Davis. son Of the gentleman
above named, fqnd q man BY the name Of Grier,
tin peddlar, living ct Hickory. Grove, Yam
k zee ~ y, b'rthhss ssss ssss;s ses-,f y
Old Mr.. Dayiscn's negroes, on Monday, 9Th
inst, told him that they intended to kill, him
and 'allthe white folks. ~ Ia
The negroes state that their intentions were
on Tuesday, while the men were gone to the
polls tokill all married women and children
butte keep the young women for their wives
&C.. and kill the men on their return home
Their emissaries have been at work on every
plantation in. Crawford county, and many in
the Surrounding ones. For the past twelve
months their operations were somewhat more
extended, but my Informant, Mr.. W., can give
me no more particulars. He states that after
announcement Of the above facts in Knox
vile, the citizens mounted their horses and
made. for their own iresides, and there were
scarcely enough men who felt an interest, in
the face Of the above facts in Knoxville, to
count out the votes. / RI If .sS
The partiesAtwo white men and the negroes
mentioned,s are in custody. / can't say how
they will be dealt with Probably Judge Lynch
may sit on the cases Of some of them. 8 4.
Further particulars are expected here hour
~. III G4 hp.s.'s.. II. W. 7. 4
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Ouachita, :
18th Judicial District Court

Succession Of S. L. Sanford, decd
pI virtue of an order of sale issued from
~ the 18th Dist. Court, and to me directed, l
will sell at public auction at the Court House
door. in the town Of Monroe, on SATURDAY,
the 9TH day Of January, 1861. at IL O'clock, A.
NJ, the following property belonging to said
succession, to-wit:
A negro man, named Nelson, aged about a
years. W t.+' fls.
Sarah, woman, aged about 20 years.
Also, one Bay Horse, one Saddle and Bri-
die, one pair of Saddle Bags, one Trunk one
Silver Watch and one Rifle Gun.
Terms-cash at the appraised value.
R. A. ALLEN, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Monroe. Nov. %, 1860. sc
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Estrayed.'

TAKEN up On the 9th day of October, 1860,
L by +. N. Bryan, at the residence of VIM. II.
bryan's, fifteen miles south west of Monroe La,
two mare mulcs-one Of bay color and branded
with the letter o on her right shoulder, the
other is of a mouse color. Said mules have
marks Of the gear and saddle upon them, and
were in tolerable good order when taken up;
Iney appear to be about twelve years Of age
and rather under medium size. a. .5g....ys
Estrayed before me, in tho Parish of Qua
chita, this October the goth. 1860.
.-4 "1 VIM. Ii. BRYAN,
Justice of the Peace.
November l,;lS6O. ST.
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Later from Washington.

Jurors AND THEIR ExcUsEs-There seems tt
he decided aversion on the part Of most per
sons summoned to attend courts as jurors tc
serve, and if all who applied were excused there
would be but few trials especially in The
Quarter Sessiose. 1t is sometimes amusing to
hear the excuses urged as q reason for not
serving. Business that must be attended to -
Is always in order, AVID, as Judge Thompson re-
marked yesterday, if al these people were re-
lieved there would be no Jurors. Periodical at
lacks OF sickness, inability to sit long, foul al
moSphere of the COURTS &C.. are also advanced
by the reluctant Juror But deafness is the
lavorte excuse. Sometimes the supplicant for
tavor on this ground makes curious Mistakes
10 one who urged this yesterday, in the
Quarter Sessions, Judge Thompson inanircd.
+" 10 You hear me?" The immediate reply was
can hear the noise, but can't distinguish
w S you say y The answer was remarkable
Tor ons who could not hear what the judge
said. Another juror came to the bar of the
eHort, and before any questions were put to
him he said to the Judge, Il can't understand n
word you say" Judge Thompson Perhaps
that is my fault" Juror-sNo. can't
but can hear!" This unfortunate
individual was allowed to stand aside. One
Juror presumed too much on the Indulgence of
the court. When his name was called he re.
marked to the Judge. "Why, was here in
January last, but your honor excused me then"
Judge Thompson, smiling, Z" That. is a reason
why you should serve now." And the disap-
pointed gentleman took seat in the rear
-, lhree school directors were excused by Judge
thompson they having taken. advantage of
the act OF Assembly which exempts these of
ncers provided they desire it. The provision |
IN the act Of Assembly, in reference to juror
'o' serving more than once in three years. was
also presented as an excuse for two gentlemen
Who had been summoned twice within YEAR
Philadelphia Ledger, Oct. 2.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
Parish Of Ouachita,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Ouachita,
18th Judicial District Court
- lSuccession Of Oliver III W7Nson, dsc'd.)
w HEREAS, Robt J. Wilson. Ex'r, has filed
w in the Office of the Clerk Of the 18TH
Judicial District Court, in and for said Parish
OF ouachta, his account, as executor, with said
LOCATED. 81
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days from the date hereof,
to law. '''''''e
7. GOODLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, November 9Th, 1860. 4t:sG.
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Hear Mr.. Birney of Cincinnati.

We not only respect lawyers, but we have
lively admiration for them. Who ever heard
of one of them taking fee in an unjust cause
or doing hard-hearted thing? Or saying wha
he did not believe? OF encouraging litigation
or mlsreprcsenting evidence to the jury? OF
brow-beatng modest witness? or saving 9
william by a. legal quibbef De Tocqueville
rightly says, they are the aristocracy, that is
the best men of The United States. Our own
admiration of them is founded on large ex-
perience Of their virtues. Let us call up. for a
moment, from our pleasant memories of the
past. the images OF a few lawyers of our &C.
quuntauce.
There is our friend at Columbus, Miss, who
never varies from his scale of charges, even for
friends. We sent him once for collection, a bill
OF nine dollars against u subscriber. He COL
lected it the same day, aud sent us, by return
mail, his own bill for fee of fifteen dollars
with polite dun for the unpaid balance of six
We RENTED instanter, thanking him for his
promptness.
Then, there is the eminent counselor, at Lake
Providence, who charged us two hundred dol
lars on bill of exchange for two thousand,
which had been paid on presentation. We re-
monstrated, and he consoled us for not having
collected through bank, by the assurance,
that if professional etiquette did not forbid, he
would certainly reduce his original charge,
which he was kind enough to admit was rather
too heavy.
A still better man was Texas lawyer, to
whom We entrusted a disputed land claim on an
arrangement called the "halves," very COM
mon in that part of the country. A facetious
dog was Smith. About eighteen months elapsed
without our hearing from him. He then wrote
US, in answer to our twentieth epistle, that he
had done remarkably well with the claim, hav-
ing compromised it for half the value of the
property that he had pocketed the half for his
fee; and that we were really not indebted to
him any thing besides the costs of a suit be had
commenced and discontinued. We could have
fairly Rugged the fellow for his gay and care
less humor. ..' a., .,.sr '.
He did not give us half the trouble we had
With lawyer out Mt Jefferson City, who had
collected for us claim of several hundred-l
'unctual as CORRESPONDENCE he advised u.s. by
he first mail Of the receipt of the money, ad-
ing that the mails were made very irregular
" the overfiowing of the river. and he did not
blink it tafc to.remit We waited until, sum
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SHERIFF. SALE
STATE OF Lou1s1ANA,.l 1o4.
Parish of Ouachita. 80"
18th Dsst. Court

STATE OF Lou1slANA,.l 1et1 D,s, ,,o,,u,
Parish of Ouachita. 80" = D's'' c0''''
ER, Bry&r Husband, VS.. Lenard 4, Mccoy.
pY virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale is
~ sued out Of said Court, on judgment in
the above entitled suit. and to me directed, !
have seized and will offer for sale at the Court
House door in the town Of Monroe, on
Saturday, 5th day Of January, 1851,
the following property to-wit:
A certain lot OF ground situated in the town
Of Monroe, fronting OH Grand or Main street
SO feet more or less, running back in parallel
lines to the river. bounded by house and lot
now owned by Z. S. Austin, on the north, and
below by property owned by. G. Bofenschen.-
Also negro woman named Martha, of copper
complexion. aged thirty years. Seized as the
property Of defendants, and will be sold to
satisfy said debt and costs.
Terms of sale-cash with the benefit of ap-
praisement. ~, 'r1 H., 'fli3 81.
J. R. CLARK, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Monroe, La, Nov. 81, 1860. Sl2.
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Election Notice.

THERE will be an election for Justice of the
i Peace and Constable in ward No. IL, ON
Saturday, December lst., 1860, at the election
precinct in said ward.
II The commissioners of election for said ward
are hereby notified and required to hold said
election and due returns make thereof accord
ing to law. BY order Of John McEnery, Pres.
P. Jury. '3H''' P. McENERY, elk,
Monroe, Nov. 10, 1860. nov. 22:lt$l.
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"a aNovEL RRasDY FoRasC oNsuMrmoN.-A
writer inithe Norwalk {O.) Reflector, describes
q visit which he paid last month to q ,lady at
Toledo, Ohie'iwho takes six hive frogs as re.
NEEDY forooasnmption.u She was recommended
to dodt by an Rnslshman. Who said he was
cured In thai way. In six weeks. this singular
medicine has restored her from, = sate of great
weakness tosstrsngth. 1.-The vls.tor saw the lady,
take = live frog from ahjsrisa adj Awallow him
whalesi wlshsat chewing. Asr1.lsaghtsr also
WV stsfsA1e. "a !iseei sdt tf4i 8 Is5as.glrai
~ TIL, a.tn y. Abls NJ 81 AinR - 49, =
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up on the 2lst of August last, by
l. James E. Butler, at his residence IL miles
from Monroe, on the west side of the Ouachi,a
River q sorrcl mare mule about7 or 8 years
old, having several saddle and gear marks,
white on the nose up to the eyes, her left hind
fetlock white, shaved name and tail, shod on
the iore.fect, and about fourteen and o half
hands high. ''''.'.
Estrayed before me, the LIST Sept, 1860.
'/ 49,, =. P.McENERY, Up.
., Nov. %, 1860. ~ @ - At.
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Estray Notice.

NAKEN up as cstrays, on or about the goth
IFef September last, by r. J. Sterling, at the
residence Of Mrs. Z. A. Sterling sixteen miles
from Monroe, La, a bay FLY about two years
Ola, left hind leg white; star in the forhead.-
Also black filly about the same age; no mark
or brand.
Estrayed before me, this the 10th of October,
1860. H. BARTL FIT I Il
November l, 1860. IT,
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= Ea,fsa 81 ~ From the b. II. Advocate
The Vote of Louisiana.

s.slews continue The publication IF a tabular
statement Of The vote Of orr State. AS. the
fls Tire returns Of the parishes come in they will
Ia Pc added ina connected form to The result
~, Where inajorfties are given they are between
II BEeckinridgeln and Btll:je sli;a aa6inR tsg
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Parish Maps.

TNHE Copyright of Maps of the following Par
L ishes for sale at great bargain, including
about $50 copies of each Parish, viz:
Carroll, Morehouse, Madison. Tensas, VIM.
Catahoula. Caldwell, .Concordia. Franklin,
Olachita, Ayoyelles, St. Landry. Also, connec-
ted Map Of Pointe Coupee, West Baton Rouge
and Iberville, Apply to
Al. POWELL.
.a.. Land Agent and Plantation Broker,
~ Camp street, New Orleans
Nov. 18th, 1860. At.
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The Face that Ever Wears q
t,.st.t-. Smile.

20 I love the man whose open brow . I,
Proclaims a noble mind .
love the sympathetic soul
That feels for all mankind
That feels for human wrongs and woes.
t And pities e'en their guile =.
And o. l love the angel face
That ever wears a smile!
Hove my little lisping child, 4l'.@|.
Aud her who gave it birth
/ love the memory Of the dead.
Whose deeds illume our earth;
Hove the friend of freedoms cause,
Whom gold could meier defile;
And o, love the angel face
Thar ever wears a smile
The face that over wears smile
Hath sunshine in the heart;
Its beamlng rays reflect around
A thousand joys impart;
1t gladdens. cheers, inspires with hope,
Far more than tongue can tell
IT'S III such hearts the angels bright
Forever love to dwell.
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SHERIFF SALE.
,011-EE1C1TE iOAL-E. w..
. sais STATE Of LOUISIANA, !
. u. Parish of Ouachita, !
' 18th District Court \
A. B. James ps. atkins, Gagle e. {

5, T.. ''a ia '5... Parish of Ouachita, I
''' '' '''s 18th District Court J
n. B. james cs. atkins, Gayle e. Co..
RY virtue Of a writ of f. ia. issued out Of the
- 18th District Court In and for the parish of
opachita and directed to the Sheriff, will sell
at'the Court House door in the town Of Mon
roe, on AS s.t+1. -"
Saturday., LIST day Of December, 1860, +
the following land, to,vit:
The south half of the northwest quarter.
and northwest quarter Of section 20, and north
half Of northwest quarter, and southeast
quarter Of northwest, quarter, and north-eas
quarter Of Southwest quarter, section Is. town.
ship IL, north of range east, containing 100
acres more or less. -' lf,e hlei7
Seized as the property Of W. Il. Gale, de-
and costs.
Terms-cash with an appraisement. 'i%
-" NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff
Monroe, Oct. 20, 1860. T6tsio 20
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III Davenport, Iowa, potatoes are so plenty
that there is not shipping enough on the up.
per Mississippi to carry them away, The price
is from twelve to fifteen cents per bushel.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
"~ Parish Of Ouachita,
18th Judicial District Court. J
Succession Of John Wallace, decd.
WHEREAS, Joseph H. Mitchell has filed in
w the office of the Clerk of the 18th Judi
cial District Court, in and for said Parish Of
Oaachita, his final account, as curator with
said Succession praying that it may lie ap-
proved and homologated.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days from the date hereof,
the said account will be homologated according
to law.
T. GooDLETr, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Nov. 10, 1860. Sc.
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Notice.
State of Louisiana, J
Parish Of Ouachita, !
18th District Court.

Succession Of Nancy Smith, deceased.
WHEREAS, Nancy Smith, Adm'x., has filed
w in the Once Of the Clerk Of the 18th
Jad G District Court in and for said parish
praying that it may be homologated.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date hereof,
the said account will be homologatcd accord
ing to law.
T. GooDLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, October "a, 1860 T2t:s3.
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LAS WoRKs.--A Western editor who has
been to Washington, writes home: "As we
drove from the depot. lady in the omnibus
esped the great unfinished dome of the capitol
which don't look much like dome at pre-.
sens--and said, innocently, suppose those are
the gas works'i 'Yes, madam--for the M.
ton, replied passenger" gss -oy g 4, ~.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish OF Ouachita, !
12tb Tudio;ol n;et,;.t f,I

'A1H VI 11VUISiANA, !
st ,o, Parish OF ouachita, I
9I GEES, THONGS ": Philips, decd.
WHEREAS, Mary Jane Phillips has filed in
Y! The Office of the Clerk of the l2lh Judi
clal District Court, in and for said Parish of
ouachta her petition praying that she may be
appointed administrative of said succession.
!, Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date hereof.
the said appointment will be made according 10
- T. GOODLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, November 9TH. 1860. 2t.s3.
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fRswoRks--Av transparency wagon from
which fireworks were, set off, took Ere at the
corner OF Market aud Ninth streets. one of The
horses dashed down the latter street. the men
leaping out on all sides. The wagon Mas to
tally destroyed, but the horses broke away
and md escaped, except slight scorehing.
Louisville Democrat,
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Notice..

el. r, LAND OFFICE. Monroe, La, u
,u,. November %, 1860. 7
THIRTY days from this date, applications
will be received for the entry Of Lots No,
s and Z, in the northeast quarter of section 81,
township ten north of range one east. s,t;'s
R. W. JEMIsON, Register.
GEO. PURvIS, Receiver
Nov. %, 1860. U. ST.. -, 80 III
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KENTUCKY E1EcrIoS.--We have examined
the returns from tbirty-three counties. which in
dictate an aggregate gain for Breckenridge on
the vote of Coonbs of 6022, which, although
there are one hundred and ten counties in the
State, will not DO Sufficient to determine the
vote Of the State in his favor.--LousvQe Courier.
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a 10 TAE PLANTERS AND SHIPPERS OF CorroN
RICE. AND ToBAcco.--The Cotton Planters.
Convention of the State of Georgia, notifies the
planters and shippers of Cation. Rice and To.
bacco, that the ship Henry, Captain Wilson,
is now making the voyage from Antwerp
70 Savannah, freighted with Belgian, German
and French goods intended for the great In.
ternational and Industrial Exhibition to be
held in the city ofMaeon, commenting on the
third day Of December next, and to continue
for three weeks gII 4-a. sgl 80 'aa
| Having sailed from. Antwerp on the fourth
Inst. the Henry may he expected to arrive
at Savannah early In November An onpo,..
tunity will be offered by the return ofthe ship
to Antwerp, to planters aud shippers of Cotton
Rice and Tobacco, of sending quantities Of the
articles mentioned TO Antwerp for sale. Those
who may feel disposed to support this meas.
ure OF Direct Trade, are informed that they
may hase"all confidence III the Belgian. Amer.
lean Board OF Trade to- whom Their consian-
ments should be made, every Individual Of
which Board is personally known to the under
signed; for whose responsibility and correct
ness, in business transactions, be cordially and
unesitntiugly avouches. .''S 7 .''l
Shipments intended 10 be made by this con-
veyance should be directed to Messrs Brigham
Ba'dwin'& Co., merchant of the first standing
In the city Of Savanna, accompanied with such
instructions as The owners may think prope,
to give.
All The newspapers of the Southern States
will oblise the Convention by publishing this
notice. 's'|l.
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The RULING PAssloN.-M. Retztns, a scienti,
nc man. who died recently in London, gave IL
remarkable example OF the force Of the rulling
passion strong in death. On his dying bed, he
made hls observations on the approaching dis
solution Of his body. "The struggle of death
ia hard" he said to those about him; but II,
is Of the highest interest to note this wrestle
between life and death now Che muscles of the
bowels cease their function the last struggle
must be heavy, bat for all this it is highly in.
And these were Ills Inst words
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What is that which can be right, but never
wrong ?-Ap angle. ..ys zs,.t3s 80
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sl,cal.
Eepral.
SHERIFF SALE.
Y an - III sfs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
~, Parish of Ouachita,

'jsa / ID, lSh n;s+rict Cont
Nv H. ,;. aao oe J. G.. Richardson.
1sth I"a III msf f. fa., issued out ofthe
parish in the above " and 'J dir s
ed to the Sheriff. have ou ,,Ton nA and viii
offer at public sale at uf House in the
Saturday, LIST Of Deo>5er 1860.
the following property to wit ~ ~! ~
Z "A certain lot Of ground situaAS =, the towr
OF Monroe at the corner of Wassno +o S and and
Second streets, having 156 feet oSr;5 Wash.
lngton street and l69sfeet ON second Saot a.
gether with the buildings thereon, ~ ,ev w.
nues arising therefrohi. . sa1,tl'f fese-
Seized as the property of j. G. Richassor
and will ibe sold tossatiay said writ and cox
Terms Of sale: Cash, with appraisement.
w. To- ''''''S" M.ROGERS, Sheriff. \
Monroe. November LIST, '6O-5ts9, 3; ~.
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HOWELL COBB. President.

IilE FATHER OF ALL FRoGs.--ln the Dalla,
CrsSas) Herald we find The following cxtraor
a'nary frog story: "A gentleman OF uudoubl
ed veracity informs us that. last week. u bull
frog was killed near here, measuring eighteen
inches across the shoulders, aud over two feet
and half in length His voice was terrific
his enormous eyes stuck out three inches--and
he could leap beyond the conception of the
most eStravagant. Perhaps, over the moon
-Hracious, what M acrobat j He was shot
by boy, and the jewel-headed monster was
captured with much difficulty, in consequence
OF his lons-contnued vitality, causing him 10
leap out of reach whenever touched"
Mon Dieu what a steak for a Frpnchm,n
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When an actor brings down the house
where docs he, take it to?
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So so Reward,

WILL be paid for gold Locket containing
w daguerreotype likeness. which was lost
Monday morning between the residences of R.
W. Jemisonand DR., Galderwood. fh,gf
Apply ut this Office. '''''ii
Nov, %. 1850. .Iu1t
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sh2nca gs's Photographed ID he B. n. Advoea.e.
The Movement in Texas. !,
4 y -.lgggds ld- ~ 7-r7'-f' 'i
eaw oTHELONE STAR FLAGt ,@s
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For Sale:

TUT CUIC:
A. negro man. he is first rate farm hand.
~ eFceRfthat when he can obtain spirits he
Will get drunk, becomes impudent to the over
seer and rnnsaway to avoid punishment
Il. f. MCGUIRE.
Monroe, Nov. l4th. 1860. st.
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ID % bias siasaaI aGx..:i- Iisasvoq a
ssllsta,&t .S*s iissft shlhy 1snd'f6t stb9tl
hla s'alsssa q, f' ~
= snoq sal s-'efeir
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The Movement in mississippi
COZ IEzTUS' rRocLAMA7YoN!I !.
LEGISLATURE To CONVENE ON THE 52er,,

laligtoss i,Au .sJAoksoN, Miss, Now l3.
S,sbGoYa Pgttus has issued bis proclamation CON
The Legislature on the twenty-sixtl,
insf, TO take into consideration the propiety
slaat necessity ofspreNiding s,,rer aud better
Safeguards for the lives, liberties and property
"fMississippans than is to he found in Black
sltfisAblicrp oaths as eyinced in tho late cleo
csoAh and past Nction ofNorthern State govern
,mants1,aa2 .a.-,af-,.,. Id.
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y. N. CLAKA, Uep7y. Sheriff.
Monroe, La, Nov. 81, 1860. ,Sl2.
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DISUN1ON POLES RAzsED!N

Sasghes following dispatch, dated Galveston
November 18th, was received here last even
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- Considerable excitement here about thu
election OF Lincoln. Disnnion poles are beiul
raised, aand Lone Star Flags a1e flying. De
claratio,'s of Independence are being signed
ind military companies raised."o ss f.,,.,
The Movement in mississippi,
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