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EiiDAY. December a, II oeoek-WIi b Fod AT No %
II Camp street. '''' 70 wv a ~ "
az extensive collection Of fine Oil Paintings by the old rna
e1eenl fanoo hne lot Of Watches gold and silver Clock
~ l syg Jewelry eonssngin pgt Bruee,eis Bra1t
p Ear rings, Guard and Chains Ladsg VOL
boxes F9fuoh9a Writing DESKS PEPPER Tray Perfume Boxes Card
fioef vases Ladies Work Spool stands Chez men
" Sn epea basses Card Trays Chamber Iainn Tsds'
Tableis i +'E1ie 1A's73 Aaiiss
Un th Catalogue when will be ready on Thurday 2O instant
VIZ ~ iouh1 hsy other goods, mention here
si Gentlemen particularly solicited 10 attend is SALE
10 uily VII iil u 70 tneu interest
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WTANTED-A VESSEL to load in Hands -.
w Line for Philadelphia. Dispatch given. Apply sa3fH
dbl r. NJ. HARRISON v CO., 1A GEaYieIsL. -
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BY the ship John Carlow, in lat 80 az long So u 8
soop-otvar Nineennes from New York, bound 70 Rio dc
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Per ship Manchester from Havrs-s.i7 -t..sv,-.
Per bark Mary Ellen from Antvger1-g7 siesg1,s
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ORLEANS THEATRE

ORLEANS STREET, between ROYAL and Bourbon streets =.
~ SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1919 will be performed
Dunizet 5 GrJ nd Operr entitled
THE MARTYRS.
AZ Monday-Frst nvht Of the Gre al Opera Of NORMA.
ES- Performances VIII commence al hSf-past o'clock
Grand instrumental andVOcaI Concert.
M ss AMALlA sCdOENBRUNNER, PIANIST, OF the Con.
NJ servatoiT Of Vienna, has ls honor to an -
nounfe TO the public OF New OIeF that abe
will give her first Concert here on FRIDAY, azssl
the slst inst, the ARMORY HALL, c. mp II II NK M VI
street when she viii be assisted By select Or 4 v
hesa and BY highy respectable Lady and Gentleman both cele-
~ Tickets $loO be had all the principal Music Stores in
~ For particulars small bills. GA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATl

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
CTAGE MANAGER, Mr., 6. S. STANLEY. THIS EVEN.
FOUNDED ON FACTS.
After winch, NEW Yo6K AS IT is. my iho'nP 'on
4o,s 93 Sggi al eheqe's5 Mr. ohanau
sl9eE. Mr. Clan
Pri5s Or Iio1Dr,s * @ Ms Y, 3; b oh
and THIRD Tiers 5Oe Cood Boxes soe Gallery Csc Private
BoHei end Seats be secured Box Once between he
nous ol " a N ana r M doors quarter before
pefornahees VIII commence at quarter PAST IL.
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
% SIKH night Of The engagement Mmle. BLANGY, Mona
DUkAltD1 MIalle. Ya.I-LEEs Mons. sZOLLOSY -
first Night OF he BEist Of THE DEVILS VIOLIN
ny "a slte nsW Scenery Dreases and Decorations
UDLOW q SMITH Managers. Circles Private
open daily, 10 until Tiis b yEflii5gi FfisT Dee
Comic Ballet pero4asa Para unbouned applause called
For desc Same lse small bills Of the dayl
8Fualn ..ie sioniht ons I'd
Dostot Mons sIolozy
aee1 Of lie Tioa1sf; aas VIZ
Dr1mi Of THE PRIDE OF THE aAREET =,
Halton tn; Pc off maTIct Nj n. RsI Us
"a, ser notice
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
CTAGE Manager, MI aud Psrqustte Is cents
- Upper Boxes 50 cents; Gallery, IS THIS EVENING
NlfPED IN THE BUD.
Mao e oc5a NJ Hoand
VARIETY OF DANCING, MIS- - howard
To be followed by BOX AND COX.
Alter which, GRAND DiVEhTlssEMENT Of he following
D'1ess Pe' Scuba Eapagnoaby Mm'le Antonio H.
Vsgr7....To conclude with ne ueu Farce of
GOING TO THE RACES,
in which Ms C. How Ms l. W gh Mr.. Bass and Mr.. Ho
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az POSITIYELP THE LAST WEEK or
POmarede's Original Panorama
MISSISSIPPI, ANn INDIAN LIFE.
--.-,-...- Every night except Friday
JEhsoS wishing
OF The Great Father Of Waters one week longer The
poPneto have by special request remain mis- week
Il is posi lively he last. ~
q Liberal arrangements made for the Schools
- Doosopen al O'clock Panorama moving at
halt-p ,st precisely. - -
Tickets, had
half price. dl7 A, A. PARKER DireetoT
SOUTH w estern Circus.
EOPENlNG of the Mammoth South Western Circus al the enr
" Of Caoudeet Perdo on MONDAY NC
Dec n l6 which occasion the celebrated Stump ana
Clown, SAM LAfHROP, who Engaged limited number OF
nights, Will make his first appearance in NewOneanH.
This by far the largest perfect company
ever exhibited IN this c there being forty members at
taehed to IL eleven Of whom Stars Of magnitude N their
profession.
~ Easy Chairs and Family fitted up expressly for La
dies and their attendants. -
IL Admission only IS
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FOREIGN PORTS.
~ FOR LIVERPOOI-The splendid Al British
ssh ship GlPSEf, Capt. Verril, win have immediate
dispatch for the above port and has superior accom-
m0dauOns Tor passenger. For freight or passage apply TO
klINGENDER 4 Co.
do Orto G, W. OLIVER. q ST. Charles st.
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AUCTION SALES.


eas Ar5aHgaeg f0r ne Sear81-sagas l}snt l.d otir
.2shs Iisa,gl aad itunslyu Real Eaat Wedia ays anf
yt g V ecl.h az Banss tlealsf iefeFl .ne inter
inel4e Jays 10 oare No % liants Areade Passage.
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AyARIEB-A Young Lady Of respectability desires a
w situation MAID or NURSE with some LADY, or ia
ny about going 10 San francisco References given Ad-
dres, Mary D., Post Office, NewOreans. d2Jt
IN HATS AND CAPS. ,
eseiyns S per shp Wabasb Raia ana i Rst a ia
din, comprising the largest and most complete assortment
be found in the Southern country.
dl9 81 d. w. & +. BELDEN, Chartrs st.
RQl6' AND CHILDREN's HATS AND GAPS
eF7sD assortment of Boys YOuTHs' AND CHIL- ~
- BRES's HATS AND CAPS Of late Paris and "a
New York styles, which invite the aen ton Of
friends and patrons.
dis 81 b. w. & f. BELDEN, Charms st.
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E7fr FOR sAVANNAH-Jfith Dispatek-The fine,
<fiilA fast sailing, packet schooner HEBECCA AND
IzszE-- FRANCIS, Capt Niokerson, has part of her
cargo engaged, and will sail above For balance of freight
OF passage having superior accommodation apply on bOard
at Lower Picayune Tier, or TO
d5 R. NJ. HARRISON s. CO.. Il Gravier st.
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HYDE & oGLEsBY, 70 Poydras 81
or NJ. GREENWOOD a 90 M ftrs,is- q,


, H. n F0f NsshVllle-Ihe and MAGNIFICENT
" / passenger steamer TENN ESSEsE. ID -
- master vii leave for the above and inteTne,
date ports on SATURDAY the I'D inst, at O'Clock >
N. For freight or passage, having fine accommodations
AZ R. YEATMAN s. CO, s. Common ST.
me Tenn viii take freight for Memphis New Nadrd
anls Point Paducah, Snithand, and all tie landings o1
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PORT GA NEW ORLEANS.


LArIruDr ago51 ao .-I.asalIgas9 1y.-ia Tins. 8.
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Packet--Fof MOnth or White and ATfa1iss
z& Ryen, Greenvile, Columbia Pnneeton Lake
fFQgidence and al The intermediate BendsThe sIlnrid
swdt running steamer PATRICK HENRY, Cant. j. n
Crosey viii leave above on FRIDAY fle Psi insf ~
O'Clock p n positively. For freight passage, apply on
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Il. FOR PIIIlADELPHIA-Corqa Commercial Line
Sss I Ih AL very fast sailing ship HiNDOO, Captain
Miller, viii have dispatch for the above port. For
freight or peage, apply board opposite the Market, Ft
Municipality. or 10
j. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common st.
~ Agents in Philadelphia, MessFs. Lincoln Co, No
30 South WhaUes. nlS
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Tx h, I.0nlsyiIIe Packet BfIIIE KEY CaDf
r Al key-koF Louisville, New Albany Ev-
So ansvilie. Smithand, Padncah Cairo and Mem
ie1nsr II Inefy i1sJEuqning and magHeen. passenger
.eliet BELLE hE1 Is now receiving freight and viii
eaVe or the above and intermediates ports on AFITRDAV
me "a INST, at O'Clock For freight or passaae hay
waters apply on board, or to '' y ''e''i
~ r. B. SMITH, 50 Magazine st.
The plan of the cabin may be zen and state
upon application 70 the AGENTS ouie9'
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. Weg n =. .. NinlI. ULghEI For LOnsViIe
50 - GncI4nati, Wheeling and Piisbnrg = On
- SATURDAY, I'D inst, at 4o'cloeE p N
he new and very ast-Funning paseugaT steamer
bgChEhE, j. A. Devoe, master, is now receiving igght
and VIII leave as above. For ght Orpaage having ur
passed accommodations, apply on board al Poydr 81 wharf
or ldzil HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras n
M p The Buckeye an entirely boat, built expressly
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owboat Shark lowed down and 90 sea- on the I7h inst
Indiana, brig Saadors and schr Gayman and I.ayinia
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Flower

n
BY moHPHY a. MENUS.
V'HIs DAY, Friday December gi-WHl lie s5ld r,syv ,t
4 out reserve a. 80 Camp street, - 49,
rich and complete se Of CHINA
IL ie above Get manufactured in s State eoueeosntl
finest set 10 this cty-valued al sep - N'tP IN s"s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
TEMPERANCE IN RANDOLPH.
HuNTsvILLE, March 27, 1S49.

Friend Green-A, a meeting Of Hunts
vile Division. last evening, the following
brethren were elected officers for the ensu
ing quarter
DR.. w. A. Wight, w. p; G. H. Burck
hart. W. A.; w. R. Samuel, R. s.; Dr..
B P. Herndon, A. R. S.. J, c. Shasfer, F.
S; Dr.. w Fl. Taylor, T.; DR.. J. II. How
ard, c.; J. c. Crawley, A. c.; Martin Skin.
ner. |. S; A. Allen. o. S.
B. N. Tracy. P. w. P.
The Temperance Cause is moving on with
increased speed; persons are daily rallyine
10 its support; it is truly The cause OF all
good men. The empire OF Old King Alec
hoI is receding and ere long, our county, |
hope, will he destitute OF on. templ. srec,ed
for his hsbltailon. A Division was orUso
ICED on The 9Th at Million: n Joined 6,s,
nsh,-they, too, the best men of The p,ieb.
boThood men OF influence, who will realize
fully the importance Of the subject,
Yours truly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
THE FINEST BOAT YET.

The new steamer San Francisco, Capt,
NJ. KEsEEr, passed up yesterday evening
with full freight, and crowd OF passengers
She was bull. at Pttsburg, and The Journal
OF that city speaks Of her in The following
terms; She is a boat that is we'll worthy Of
visit from all interested in steam. boating.
The following are her dimensions: Keel los
feet; length on deck 1872 feet; beam 20 feet;
depth OF hold feet. The hull was built
by Walker, and is very heavily limbered.
She is also extra fastened. (ntended for the
Missouri river.) The plank on her bottom
are over four inches thick. Mr.. Walker
deserves great credit for the manner in which
he has built the hull. The engines are equal
TO tho best ever put on Western steamer.
She has two cylinders, 81 feet stroke, 10
inches in diameter; Two boilers, 80 feet long,
AZ inches diameter She is furnished with
a fine Doctor" Of Nelson's own invent.
ing; and it is here worthy or remark tina.
not one Of bis make was ever known to re,
quire single alteration, Her wheels are &c
fee! in diameter, with feet buckets.
The "Ssn Francisco" is complete s,ea
mer, in the amplest sense; no pains or ex
Psnss was spared in her construction. She
was built under the superintendence OF Capt.
J. M. Convers, the builder OF The far>famed
~. NJ. White" II The captain had never
built boat previous to this one, it would
suffice TO establish bis name as one OF the
best steamboat builders any where.
She was built expressly for pscke, be>
tween St, Louis and Missouri river, her
model is fns-her appearance noble. She
will carry 500 tons.
We wish Capt, X. great success with his
fine new boat He has an accommodating
sen.lemsnly set Of officers. and is we'll and
lavorably known on our river. See her ad.
vsrlissment in another column.
ExrEsswE RoBBERY.--Messrs. Nssbiu &
Co., brokers OF 81. Louis, were robbed on
Saturday nigh, last, Of upwards OF SIG, 900!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

AN ACT TO amend IAN act entitled, an
act TO provide for levying, assessing
and collecting the revenue approved
March 9Th, lS45.
Bit enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Missouri, as tollows
Sec. /. For the support Of the gov.
eminent of the State, the payment of
the public debt, and The advancement of
The public interest, tax shall be levied
upon The following objects: all free male
persons over twenly-one and under
hhy-fVe yeare of age; all lands and lots
OF ground, including the houses and i'm.
pr"vemenls thereon; all slaves; gold
and silver plate; libraries over the value
OF 200 dollars: Sunday School and
Bible Libraries excepted) pianos, harps
guitars and all other musical instru-
nents; HOUSEHOLD property over the value
1f one hundred dollars; pleasure carria.
ses Of all kinds; horses, mares and geld.
ngs over two years old; work oxen and
III other cattle over Q years old; mules
md asses over six months old; clocks
md watches with their chains, seals and
',her appenduges; shares of stock in
banks and other incorporated compa,
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LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC.
From the N. o. Picsyune of the llth.

From the N. o. Picayune of the llth.
A letter dated Acapulco, Feb. 9th.
announces the arrival there Of the stea-
mer California. The letter, which is
published in the Mexican papers, de-
scribes her as vessel Of 1000 tons, but
few conveniences. She was nine days
in making the passage from Panama,
and was expected to reach San Fran.
cisco about the Oath of February, touch
ing Ct Mazatlan, San Bias and Monte.
ray. The letter says she had about 90
cabin and $50 Storage passengers, and
there were at Acapulco about 400 peo.
pie anxious to take passage in herl
The following letters from a gentle.
man Of this city. who was a passenger
on the California, will be read with in.
terest:
AcApuLco, Mexico, Feb. 10.
laval of short .,oppage of,he stea.
mer California at this port, to advise
you that we arrived las, evening, after
a disugreeable voyage offs days from
Panama, which place we left on the Isl
inst. We take water here and sail this
afternoon for Mazatlan, where we ex.
pect to arrive in three or four days.
Since my last from Panama, l have
little from California TO interest you
think there will be great difficulty in
returning from that country to the states
Already has feeling of insub ordina.
ton manifested itself on board, and al
hands are independent of The officers
and there is little doubt that if the sto
ries current in relation TO California be-
true, the ship will be obliged to be laic
up. We are without any tidings from
New Orleans since we left, except uio
New York, the 25,h December. We
have q number Of sick on board with
the Panama fever. Thank Heaven we
have no cholera. About a dozen Amer.
leans died on the Isthmus, and il is for.
tunate we have so far escaped, as our
vessel is crowded with 325 passengers
will write you again on your ARR
val at Maza,lan.
Yours truly, G.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

when Col. F. end one man set out 10
see what had become Of them; after
nine days travel, he found the party en-.
camped, having given up, and detetmir.
ed to make that the "camp Of DEATH"
The leader of the party was dead: sup.
posed to have been shot by old Bill Will.
Jams, who acknowledged having eat o
portion Of him. The party was in a
perishing condition, from cold and hun.
ger, the snow being 8 feet deep, and
they out of provisions. Col. F. and
one man started next day and were for
tunate enough to reach Taos settlement,
in time TO send back provisions for the
remainder of the party. Before they
all got together again, from IL to IS Of
them had persisted.
When Mr.. Hovey left Santa Fe Col.
F. was daily expected there, and the
citizens we're preparing to compliment
him with a dinner.
Later. - Messrs. Austin and Webb
left Santa Fe on the lst Of March. We
conversed a few minutes with Mr.. Aus.
tin, as he passed down the river. Pre-
vious to their leaving-about the 22d
February-Col. Fremont had reached
Santa Fe. He remained but one day
partaking of dinner rendered him by
Col Washington, acting Governor Of
New Mexico.
There is no news Of importance
Times are dull in New Mexico. The
gold discovery in California, created
but little excitement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
: SANTA FEE REPUBLICAN.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Howe sor
copy of his paper. Mr.. II. comes IL
for the purpose Of procuring a nev
cuff. for his Office, designing to enlarr
bis paper, one half of which is prin, 4
in Euglish, the other Mexicsn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
ACAPULCO, Feb. IL.
Yours truly,

ACAPULCO, Feb. IL.
The general impression is, from the
various reports, accounts and informa.
ton obtained along this coast, that we
get all the good news from the gold dig.
gings, the bad being lief, for our arrival
From authentic accounts brought by the
English frigate Herald, 10 the 26lh af
November last, we learn that some per.
sons were averaging from $40 to $40
per day. but that The majority, from go
to 80 days through, did not realize Sis
per day. Goods were low, with few
exceptions, of some articles that were
scarce.
During the wet season, say the last
four months, some two or three thou.
sand miners had arrived at San Fran.
cisco and Monterey and such a scene
of gambling and dissi patton and fighting
was never witnessed before.
Acapulco differs from The cities Of Gren.
adam the first, duties are oppressive;
in the latter, merely nominal. The
women of Panama all dress well; here
they are poor and dress badly. There
are all kinds Of fruit on the coast, and
the natives make it an important item
Of consumption. Our stoppage here
was a great relief to me, and a good
bath. with fine cup Of chocolate, has
made me feel like new man after my
crowded passage TO this point. Just
think of l6s cabin passengers on s,ea-
mer 10 Chagres, thrown into a steerage,
with not half the room allowed by a
special act of Congress in all cases Of
emigrant or passage ships. have never
seen, read or heard ofaughl to compare
to our situation. | was two nights in
my hammock with the sea beating over
the vessel and spray pouring on me all
night, and many of my fellow passen.
gers lying in water two or three inches
deep. Hogs. goats, cows, and some
bulls, all on deck with us-it really can.
not be described. could write sheets
on various subjects connected with this
voyage. but as many papers are repre-.
sented on board, you will see long and
interesting reports.
And TO conclude our budget of news
from the Pacific, we give letter which
reached us yesterday from California
direct. l, is written with a spirit and
point, and we incline to think, it is as
honest statement Of affairs in Califor-
mia as we have seen:
CALIFORNIA, IN THE WOODS PIECE,
January, 2, lz49.
Editors Picayune: Every newspa.
per see from the States, land they are
mighty few contains one or more let
tiers from out here somewhere, giving
the most awful description of things
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS murders. outra.
geous thefts hanging people by scores
on trees, Lynch's law; &c. &c. Now
as one of our company has made as
much as he thinks will do him, and
is going home, they have all agreed
and requested that ] should give you by
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
CHARTER ELECTION.

Our charter election takes place on
Monday. We have heard the names
of several gentlemen mentioned in con-
nection with the Offices to be filled
II is important that good and efficient
mon should be chosen, and every one
should take an interest in the election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

U- We learn from the Santa Fe Repub
lican that Jose Cordero had been elected
Governor OF Chihushus, Gov. Cordsro is
Republican in his opinions. and me, with
strong opposition in the canvass, on this
account. A party in the Legislature talked
Of attempting to prevent his taking his seat,
and revolution was expected
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

GLAsow TIMEs.-This sterling Wing
paper comes 10 us much enlarged and i'm
proved We wish Gen. Green, its gentle
manly and enterprising proprietor, srea. sue.
cess-much gold and q good fe.-States'
man.
What Jewel of fellow" you are
at ,oishing, Colonelh We join you in
your wishes, except the last-but il
such things exis, other than in name,
we go that too.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

CORRESPONDENTS H." of Sui.
Ivan county; your letter jus, come to
hand. Rather too late in the season, for
incidents Of January lasu Let US hear
from you again.
rs. NJ. G."--Your letter received:
will comply soon.
III. c. M."--We will answer you in
person.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29
TREATY WITH INDIANS.

We learn from Mr.. Hovey, (who furnish.
ed US news from MEXICO in another colum. }
that the Hawai- and other tribes OF Indians,
had sent into Gov. Washington, desiring to
make treaty OF peace with the United
States. Maj. Beal, with company OF Ora
goons left Taos on the 5,h OF February,
Lieut.. Pleasanton. also with a company OF
Dragons, left Santa Fe same day, for Benl's
Fort, to meet the Indians, per their request.
Maj. Beal was instructed TO demand all pris
oners. American and Mexican. and all pro,
petty, and If refused 10 give them battle.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsTEns.-The steamboat
Lake OF the Woods bursted her connection
pipe about 20 miles above the mouth OF
Grand river-whch stream she was ascend>
ing-a few days since. killing her head engi
neer, and wounding several other persons,
some Of them severely.
The steamer Dr. Franklin, run into the
and sunk her, last Thursday, near
Clarksvlle, upper Mississippi river.
The steamer Ldmartine, was burned in
The Illinois river on last Saturday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

D See the card of steamer Eliza
Ste,0ort She is one of our best boats,
and is differed by an accommodating
and gen,lemanly set of men.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

PROTRACTED MEETING.
A Protracied meeting commences at
the Baptist Church, in Fayet,e, on Sat.
urday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.--Messrs. Nesbiu &
Co., brokers Of ST. Louis. were robbed on
Saturday nigh, last, Of upwards OF SIC, 900!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29


TO stay where they are; though fortunes
can and will he made here, not by pick.
ing gold out with jack. knife in four
or five pound Jumps. hut with much toll
and hard labor. From The best infor.
nation | can get. the average of our
whole number per day, for The last eight
months, has been $40 so. So you see
fortunes amt 10 be made in a day nor
in season. If you ever saw men al
work on canal or mill race, or dig
cling foundation for large house in
your city, you have a very good idea
of the labor in getting gold here. ! would
not have troubled you with this il.dl-
gesled epislle, had il not been for the
accounts have read about this country.
How il may be in other portions ! know
MOI; but what ] have told you about our
diggins' is true. feel much more safe
here from every kind of harm than
would in your wellorganIzed city, or
any other city. But think there are
more Williams congregated in New Or.
leans than in any place in The world
Go 10 some of your billiard rooms, and
out of The mulliludes usually there ! o
out Of 90 are gamblers. What drones
upon 9 community What a multitude
living of of honest menl | have no
doubt many expect to make their jack