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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Commercial.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES
December IA 1910

December, IL, 1S49. (
We have had decided change Of weather
since our last. Snow commenced falling last
Friday, and during the day and night the
ground was covered to the depth of from three
to four inches. 1t was very cold after the
snow, and Sunday morning the river was
full of floating ice. Yesterday and day be-
fore, the weather moderated, and last night
we had another fall of snow, abont three
inches deep; cloudy and rather mild this NOR.
ming; the river falling, with considerable
floating ice.
Business fair since our last Our butchers
arc quite busy, and hogs continue TO arrive
Prices same as last quotations. Tobacco mar.
ket not open
From store, we quote leading articles as
follows:
WHISKEY--2Ss30c.
SALT--G. A. l S. l.. B. 2 25a 2 so
Kunnwha 45c.
SUEAR--sc.
COFFEE-Il to lac.
COTTON YARN--per bog 2la2lc.
Good county produce will command the
following prices:
WHEAT, 60 to Csc.
APPLES, green 81 per bl.
" dried, soc per bushs.
PEACHES, 81 50 +"
FLAX SEED, 50 cents.
FEATHERS, 2s cents per ID.
DRY HYDES-74 cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

HANNIBAL, Dec. 6--The market ha,
been quite active this week, and all has been
hurry. hustle and squeal. About 1000 hog.
are now in pens in and around town waiting
their turn, and about 1000 have already been
cut up,
Some 1000 hogs were sold on Monday
and Tuesday at 90 25 for over 200 pounds
weight. Yesterday they declined TO So l2s
for those weighing over 200, for such as
weigh over % lbs, 50 25 is sill offered
That is now the Top OF the market
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

New Communicable Cincinnati
papers notice a new batch Of counteIfsils.
Among others ore one dollar notes Of the
Northern Rank Of Kentucky. and ones Of
The Stale Bank OF Ohio. They arc poorly
executed, but are still calculated to de-
csve." Another is ten dollar note ON the
State Bank OF Ohio. Newark branch. A. J.
smith, Cashier--sisnaIurss and filling up
noorIy done-coarsely engraved, bu, moi
Specially defective; vignsne rePresen" siI
Indians and four Whites-at the LETT end o
the bills is the head OF Harrison. Anothel
is note Of the Wisconsin Fire and Ma
rine Insurance, altered from one 10 three
1t is SO ingeniously done that 1t is d'ficul
10 detect the fraud. They were hrss noticed
in Cincinnati.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

ELEGANT ExTRcTs. The Washington
Rpublie selects fom single article in the
Union The following choice congregation OF
adjecsives, applied by that journal 10 the Ad-
mnis.Tation:
'Jesutical.' false. degrading corrupt
ing, 'hypocri,icsl, hollow hearted di,>
graceful, grossly violated 'discredi,able,
cowsrdIy.' craven and 'ignominiou,.
These. it is suggested, says the Augusta
Chronicle, are The emanations OF the refined
and highly cultivated mind. recently trans
lerred from the Patent Office 10 the Union
Office. man from whom The spoils have
been withdrawn! Hence the oulporing Of
low billingsgats. Ii is indeed beautiful
conception Of journal tina! effects 10 regard
The Administration OF Mr.. Polk the very
soul Of chivalry. to proclaim that OF Gen.
Taylor "co,oardly' and "eraren!" We
doubt il in this vast republic there can be
found man not similarly influenced as the
Editor Of the Washington Union. who is so
lost 10 truth and decency as 10 make such
an assertion. What. old lack guilty OF ar
act that is "cowardly and ,craren!"-Ths
editors OF the Washington Union themselve:
do no, believe it-and low as they have de.
scended in the conduct OF their journal, we
had scarcely supposed them capable Of Civ
| ing uiterancs 10 such sentiment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Going 10 California.

THE subscriber having concluded to try
i is fortune in California, is now offer
ing his work at greatly reduced prices, in
order to dispose quick of all his material on
hand, and to convert it into ready cash.
All those DESTROYS Of getricg fine monu-
nents made for their dead relations or friends.
have a chance now, 10 realiz. their desire on
very cheap scale indeed.
have on hand a great variety Of the finest
Italian and Anericsn Marble. purchased al
the lowest prices. PHILIP BAlER,
Dec. 10. 1919 --4l-2t OF Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
LATEST DISPATCHES.
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The Crescent City arrived this morning
with dates 10 Nov. 2. She has on board
100000 in gold dust on freight. and
100000 among the hands and passengers.
The accounts from California continue en-
coursging. The health Of the miners is gem
orally good. with the exception Of some
slight attacks OF dysentery. There had been
l. Jorge arsiesls from Europe and The United
States. One hundred British vessels were
at San Francisco. Il is said lhet there were
$4,000 pelsons a, the mines. 1900 passen
gers pa.sed through Chsgres on the 25,h and
18th October. 100 persons were awaiting
passage for Califoenia.
A naval execution had taken place on
board the frigate Savannah. for attempt to
murder some OF the officers.
The Constitution for the State Of Califor.
.ia had been adopted and published.
The Crescen, City brings 100 passengers.
including minister from the King Of the
Sandwich Islands.
CIsciYsArl DEC. 7,-r. N.
A tremendous fire is raging. Lot, Pugh
& Co.'S extensive pork house. on Sycamore
street, is destroyed. S,agg & Shays pork
house 10 now in flames.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ClxclssArI, Dec. 7, P. N.
The Grs originated in the smeke.hous'
attached to Lot. Pugh. & Cos pork house
Ii was discovered half past Two o'clock; II
few minutes The whole premises were IL
Asmes. The extensive house Of Slagg q
Shay, adjoining, soon caught, and in ar
hour The two larges, houses in the city wer
heep OF ruins. For time the building
opposite on Court and Sycamore streets
were threatened, having been several time
ON FIRE. The Flames are now subdued
Pugh's house was foil OF provisions an
three thousand dressed hogs; all wer
lost. There was some insurance. la Sag
& Shay's there was large quantity
hams, all destroyed. Stock and house If
suIeJ.
Hogs have advanced. Sales OF 90 80 Il
o. 90. Considerable sales Of polk o
private terms. Whiskey 81 4c. Othe
article. unchanged.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 6-x.
There lie no prospec, Of on organization {
the Senate. Warm speeches were mede o
both sides. The difficulty is in The Hami
ton county case. The organization Of u
House is complete.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

ufThe steam ship 'Genesee,' having
been completely renovated and repaired, left
New York for San Francisco, on the l7lh
ult, On her arrival OF Panama she will
take her place in Rowland & AspnwaIl'r
Pacific line. Then there will be three
steamers running between Panama and San
Francisco, which will insure a certain and
speedy transit for all passenger, goirg the
lslhmus route.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

DEATH FROM SLIGHT CAUSE
Henry, son of Amos Dodge of Albany,
N. Y, ran a pin into his arm, above the
elbow, recently. 1t was speedily drawn
out, and no serious consequences antic
ipated; bu, on Tuesday week he be
came i'll. the arm was swollen, and or
Wednesday he died, the poison of the
wound disseminated itself with fatal
effect through the VIII ole system.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
FERRY.--The ice that has been run.

FERRY.--The ice that has been run
ming for the las, few days has almost
suspended crossing at this point. A
good steam ferry.boat, such an one as
as we are pleased to learn has already
been ordered, and will be out early in
the spring, would have been able TO
have crossed and re.crossed all the
time, with case and safety. We con.
graduate our friends in Saline upon the
prospect of permanent re.estsblish.
ment Of their intercourse with this
place; and hope, while our citizens are
constructing ferry boat, they will see
that the road is put in fiji condition for
travel. We have been told that the
county made an appropriation for the
improvement of The road from the RI
yer to the bluff, which has never been
applied. If this be the case, now is the
time to expend it, SO that, by the time
the new ferry boat gets to crossing.
there will be no difficulty in reaching
the river. A large portion Of the trade
Of Saline will find its way here as soon
as these Improvements are made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

SENTENCED TO THE PENIrENTIARY.-
Peter Leonard, was arranged before
the Marion Circuit Court on Monday
last. on an indictment for having bro.
ken into and robbed The Jewelry shop
of VIM. Cohen, in this city, of several
gold and silver watches. He plead
guilty, and was sentenced 10 Two years
Imprisonment in the Peniteniiary. In
consideration of the prisoners youth
and apparent sincere repentance for his
crime, Judge Wells fixed his punish.
mcnl at the lowest limit which we be.
lieve is allowed by law. He cried bit.
lerly when sentence was passed upon
him.-Hannibal Courier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

ALABAMA SENAroRs.-We have no
particulars of The election Of Senators in
the Congress of the u. States, which
was fixed for the 2Slh ult. We know
tina, Mr.. w. r, King and Ex-Governor
Fitzpatrick were the nominees agreed
upon in caucus; and we also know that
Mr.. Jeremiah Clemens has taken his
seat as Senator. AS Mr.. King was
elected TO fill a vacancy, he must have
been beaten by Mr.. Clemens in this
contest. but nothing is said in regard to
Gov. Fitzpatrick. What influences
have brough, about this result, are as
yet unknown. The Senate branch OF
the Legislature is wing, and there is moi
very great majority of Locofocos in
the House. 1t may be that Mr.. Glenn
ems has been elected by union of the
Taylor democrats and wings, and thai
he is prepared TO give the adminis,ra
ton fair trial. He is understood 10 be
a lawyer. and bu, little is known o
him politically.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

DfTbe New Oregon sppoin;ees, Hon.
John P. Gaines, Governor. Hon. William
Strong, Judge, and Geo. E. Hamilton, Sec.
retory, with their families, number ing in all,
"a, were TO sail from New York on the I'd
,nst., in The United States store ship Supply.
They furnish their own stores for the voyage,
the Government providing only for their
passage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

DeCemOef &
The weather is growing colder, and with
surer indications Of speedy close OF navi>
CATION, the demand for -four. grain, and sew
eral other articles OF produce has increased,
and sale. are made at slightly better prices
ToBAcco-Sales Of II hhds Refused-7
from 50 IS 10 S4; a, 81 O5a5 70, and
at Sc 80 per 100 lbs.
HEMP--A sale Of los bales prime was
made from store late last evening at Sl25;
The only transaction reported for several
days.
Provisions Sale, OF 24O bbls pork:
prime at sc So mess at 81 so; inspection
guaranteed; and another lot OF 274 bills on
private terms, but understood 10 be al higher
rates. or lard 80 bbls and terces, in lots,
at 4-e5a 6 l>9r. and 200 bbIs choice al
&c, delivered on board; % kegs No. al
/ &c. We hear OF nothing doing in sal!
ed or bulk meats
WHlsKIY-Saes OF 1873 bbls raw, in lots
-23r2lc: 10, in Two lots, at 81 / &c; II,
%. 27, and 30 bbls al 81 &c.
HAv--Sale Of 40 bales prime Timothy al
81 2 per 100 lbs.
GREEs ApPLEs--Sale OF l22 bbls choice
at sls2 per Dbl; decline.
GRocERIEs. Sale OF SO hhds new sugar,
10 lots from the landing common TO prime
from 4 l>2 10 Sc; 1852 sacks Havana
coffee ct lie. Rio held in Store a. II l g..
Sale yesterday. OF so bbls prime new P.
mo! asses, from the Levee, al go.
SALT-Sales Of Cadiz at Csc and 81;
pure T. |. in new gunnes, full weight. 81 05
500 at this price to day; G. A. in prime or,
der at 81 25; 200 sacks fair to-day a. 81 20
per bag.
DRIEp FRuIr-Sae Of $50 bushels prime
new apples at 81 25; So sacks common al
81 - 2. and Is sacks peaches at 81 60.
es.--The weather is quite favorable,
and the principal packing establishments are
now in full operation. One house Gu! 400
and another between 500 and 700, and al
fair average not less Than 5000 head were
handled yesterday and today. The pens sIt
full to overfowing, and there are more hog,
now in the market and in the vicinity thar
has been at any time before since the CON-
mencement OF the season. Prices are un'
changed, 80, 81 25a250 continue to be til,
ruling rates. We hear OF sales yesterday anc
to-day OF 2,500e3 900 head at these figures
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

4 Matter Of Form.-I. has been SUCCESS
ted. with reference to tight lacing by young
ladies, that she who cares for No. /, should
never Try to look like No. S.-Erchange.
So far as mere looks are concerned
the ladies, no doubt prefer looking like
No. 8, in preference TO No. 0, with the
tail cut off.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13


DIED On - uit. at his residence, near
Donaldsonvlle, La, after a short illness, Mr.
JOHN BOYD, formerly of Warren couuty,
Missouri
Near Smit HAND, Randolph County, Mo,
on the 9th of September last, Mr.. JOSEPH
HlG BEE, in the Saith year of his age.
Mr.. Higbee was a native of New Jersey,
and served ia the Continental Army under
Gen. Washington, and was in several impor-
tant actions. He afterwards emigrated IL
Lexington, Ky; and was amongst the firsl
settlers of that town. For the last twenty.
three years he was a resident of this Stale
during two years of which time The resided il
Faye,te, Howard County.
lie was for forty years a member of III,
Christian Church, and died in the hope Of /
blissful Immortality.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

The CuILDs TRIAL.-Mr. Geyer
had commenced the concluding speech
in this case, las, Friday. 1t was though.
the case would be submitted TO the
jury Saturday afternoon. The result
will hardly be known before Saturdays
mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

Since the arrival Of Father Mathew
in this country he has administered
the temperance pledge to one hundred
thousand persons lie 10 now 10 Phil.
adelphia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
The Glasgow IkOck-hOuse.

tEHE Glasgow Rock.house is well known
l. 10 every body, and situated as it is, ID
the most business part Of our town, and ar
ranged for business and family purposes, with
great sutficiency Of the cleuIest we'll water,
it offers great inducements to any person de-
Sirous Of locating himself in this most flourish
imp town. But the subscriber, anxious to
realize his California dreams, is equally anx-
ious to sell this valuable property, even al a
sacrifice, on the most favorable terms.
Persons wishing te purchase the Rock.
house will please make au early application.
PHILIP BAIER.
Glasgow. Dc. Is. l549.-4l-2t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

PAcIFIc Naval STArioN.-We learn
that Commodore Joseph Smith, for several
years past chief Of the Bureau OF yards and
docks at the Navy Department, will soon
repair to the Pacific 10 assume the command
OF our navel forces on that coast.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

Hoes The Louisville Journal OF the Alb
inst. says: The weather being rather too
warm for packing operations yesterday, the
marke, had someweat dull appearance
The top price was 50 IS; this was however
refused in some instances by both buyers and
sellers The stock is large
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Mangum sub.
mitted a resolution 10 allow a clerk 10 the
Vice President, which, after explanation was
adopted.
SECOND DISPATCH.
December 6--p.x
In tho Senate. Mr.. Calhoun presented the
credentials Of jeremiah Clemens, Of Ala.
bama, who was qualified and took bis seat,
after which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, after The reading Of the jour.
nal, lengthy discussion ensued respecting
the propriely Of appointing tempory chair
man until speaker should be elected, The
proposition was finally laid on the table,
On motion Of Mr.. Wentworth, The House
proceeded 10 ballo! for Speaker.
On The first ballot-Cobb SO, Winthrop
l0l, Tuck 7, Richardson 9, Potter 10,
Gentry S, scattering 4-no choice. Messrs.
billiard and Aston voted for Winthrop.
On the second balot-Cobb rs, Win
.hrop 101, Potter 16. Tuck s. Richardson
10. Gentry S, scattering A. No choice.
THIRD DISPATCH.
December-7 Pm.
An individual named Robinson was ar.
rested in the Senate Chamber 10 day for
threatening Mr.. Clay, and committed 10
/. jol-he is supposed 10 be insane.
In the House on the third blot, Cobb re.
ssived So. Winthrop 100. Richardson &c,
Gentry S. scattering 3-no choice. The
House adjourned.
December 6-p. N.
On motion Of Mr.. Bsyly the House pro-
ceeded to vote for Speaker. FRS. ballot
Cobb 63. Winthrop 102. Richardson 90,
Potter IS. Wiln,ot 8, Gentry S, Scattering
3.
Second bsllo,-Cobb GO, Winthrop 1902,
Richardson 90. Potter IS. Wilmot Z, Gen.
try S, Scattering 3.
Third ballot-Cobb &c, Winthrop 1902
Potter 10, Richardson %. Gently 5. Wimot
7, Scattering 3.
Fourth ballot Cobb IS. Winthrop l04,
Richardson %. Potter 10. Wilmo! 7, Gen
Try S. Scattering S. No choice. Adjourned
until 10 morrow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

CoNvIcTED.-Ben. the negro arrested
in Marion county, for the murder Of a
girl and boy, children of Mr. Bright
ofthat county, has been found guilty.
He violated the person of tho girl and
then murdered her.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

" Union Banner, is the title of
very han dsome Temperance paper, re-
Gently started in ST. Louis, by A. w.
SCHARRIr, Esq. II is an able advocate
Of the Temperance cause, and should
receive liberal support from the Or
der in the State.
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A Rare Chance.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to
to the ladies' and gentlemen OF Glasgow and
vicinity, that a school for instruction in
WRITING, DRAwfNo, STyLoGRArHic CARD
MAKING, &c. &c. will be opened on Thurs
day the 18th inst, at the school room under
the Office Of the Howard County Banner
Cards marked in the neaiest and most fash.
Ionable styles, and all kinds of ornamental
writing executed 10 order.
S. II. WIRES.
Glasgow, Dec. 18th, 1919.
The following is among many testimonials
in his possession:
From The Rep. John S. Pierpont
I have visited a class in writing and draw.
ing, taught by Mr.. Wires, over the store OF
Jones, Lows nnd Ball in this city, and it gives
me pleasure to recommend him as gentle
man eminen;ly qualified 10 instruct.
JOHN S. FIERPONT.
Boston, March 10Th, 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

SAILED FOR CALlroRSIA.-.The ship Han
nibal, Capt. Whitney, sailed yesterday al
,ernoon, al two o'clock, from Central wharf
for San Francisco. She had on board
about one hundred passengers, mostly Bos
ton boys. embracing in number many per
sons of responsibility and usefulness, BostO,
Times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

A candidate for jusgeship recently being
interrogated as 10 his qualifications, and wha
penalty he would nflct on the crime OF ar
son. graveIy replied, larson! arson!
would make toe fellow pay hundred dol
lars and marry the girl.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

QrCol. Webb, Minister 10 Austria. will,
i, is said, embark for his post Of official duty
on the 10Th OF December.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13


The commercial advices from Europe
by the steamer, are more encouraging
than were the previous accounts. Near
ly all the great staples Of trade have
advanced, and there seem to be expec-
tations entertained of further advance.
The rise. seems TO have arisen not from
spirit of speculation, but from increas-
ed consumption and diminished sup.
plies.
The following commodities are
among those which have risen. and are
tending to still higher prices: Hides,
indigo. pepper, coffee. sugar, oil, raw
silk, teas. wool, hemp. tobacco and
many minor articles.
Cotton and coffee have advanced
more than any other staples, and the
reasons are apparent: increased con-
sumption and decreased stocks.
On the LIST of October. the receipts
of cotton in Europe amounted to 1885,
292 bales in advance of the previous
year, while the stock on hand was be.
low that Of the proceeding year. In
Liverpool, early in November, the stock
was reduced TO The extremely low point
of 100000 bales, against 49l 200 bale.
of The previous year-the consumption
rated at $4,000 bales q week, and the
export demand for the continent aver
aging $4,000 bales a month. At THU
rate the stock on hand would be OK
hausted before the close of the year.
The stock of cotton in France is still
more reduced, being $1,000 bales OF
the LIST Of October, agains, 10000 bale
at the corresponding period oflast year
while there has been greater increas,
in consumption, the past ten months
than in Great Britain.
In respect 10 coffee, while the impor
into Europe has been larger than in As
, the stock, early in October, was redu
ced froom lat, 10000 pounds, to 1903,
100000 pounds.
Is it surprising, under such favorabl
( circumstances for an improvement il
q the value of coffee and cotton. that pr
: ces should have been on the rise for III
past six mon,hsi And would it not b
equally surprising, unless our crop c
cotton should. be as large as last year
y if there was not further rise in III
price Of that staple!
The reasons Says a communicate
i before us) of the continued advance
l. prices Of cotton. are to be found in tn
q low stock; the anticipations of model
v ate imports for some time to come. III
}. low rates for money, low prices c
9 bread and other provisions, and in Ii
prosperous condition of all the gre
), branches ofinduslry in Great Britain
4 Boston Courier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Fhom The Cincinnati Commercial.

eTStrsnge! That so many who are ar
hicted with Cough that is gradually wear
ing hem down, and slowly. but surely steal
ing them into that dreadful disease, Cansump-
tion-,hat disease which carries off thou
ssnds daily, are doing nothing, or what il
worse than nothing, eorging themselves with
nostrums, that are pulled to the skies for cures
tn ey are said 10 have effected on some foreign
or unknown persons. when they can be posi-.
lively cured by using Dr.. Rogers Compound
Syrup Of Liverworl and Tar, which still con
rnues to effect the most wonderful cures ever
recorded in the annals of medicine, A fact
which is proved by reference 10 the vast num-
Der of certificates which may be seen by call.
ing on the agent, DR.. o. HENDERSON, Glss.
gov See advertisement in another column
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

CHANCE FOR A BARaAIN.-The" Jew
Store" is 10 be sold Saturday, per ad.
vertsement on our first page.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

UThe average yearly salary Of
teachers in the national schools in Ire.
land is El3--about--S6O!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
There are 7O.7O7 parents in KeI
lucky, and l92, 900 children.

SPECULATION IN CALHoRsiA.--The Boss
ton Traveller says. that merchant in that
city sent out to San Francisco. last Februa
~, an invoice OF one thousand dollars
worth OF cutlery. by gentleman who took
on his own account. six bales Of blankets
By The last steamer the merchant received q
letter from the gentleman at San francisco
stating that he was obliged 10 sell The Guile
~, aud his blankets with It. for the invoice
| price o. Boston, he paying freight and al
other charges for tie same.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

49, MURDEn--SUIcIDE.--Mr. Newton
Winner, brother of the ex-postmas,er in
81. Louis, and Mr.. J. 8. Thomas, Of the
firm Of Benoist 81 Co., recently had q
difficulty, in which pistols were freely
used, and both were wounded. Mr..
Winner died of his wounds, next day
after the ARRAY.
Mr.. Dill, keeper Of one of the fash.
ionable drinking establishments in St.
Louis, deliberately blew GU, his brains
with pistol, one day last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

JOB WORK, of every description neatly
executed at this ONCE.
DLANK DEEDS, and Justices Blanks 70,
pssle at this ofbes.