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NEGRO lNsURREcTIoN.-The plantation of Mr. j.
this place, the scene, few days since of no little
alarm and confusion-owng the fact of the negroes
thereon having refused to submit the authority Of the
overseer Robert Hall, who had been left to manage
them in the absence of their muster Mr. Hall attempt.
ing to correct dscoverehhat all were armed with
dangerous and formidable knives which they
to use upon him and neighbor who present II is
said that Hall succeeded finally in reducing the negroes
tance several Of his neghbors had resorted to cold
steel and powder and ball On Monday last three OF
the negroes were brought in town, in charge of the
Deputy Sheriff, VIM O. Roper, and we're lodged in Jail
to await their trial at the next term CT Circuit our


but were released on bail We not in possession OF
all the particulars of the above affair." but have given
them as We heard them. ASigo Shield, arkansas.