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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
BEST BARGAIN ONT.

I OFFER FOR SALE TWO HOUSES
L and LOTS in Glasgow. on very reasona
BILE terms. The property is near tho bushes,
part of the city, and each one has never fail.
ing well Of good water in the yard. Call and
examine If you want . bargain. Also, fine
lot OF SADDLES, alta small advance or
cost, and first rate TWO HORSE WAC
ON and HARNESS, new and complete, and
very cheap.
Jan. H. ls10 --1Qf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

Ladies' Dress Goods.
Rich blacksiks fg'd and plain
do fancy do various STYLES
Satin strip'd and fg'd CsshmeIes
Extra fine French lIerinos
Muslin de LANES
Fig'd and plain Alpaccas, and various
other Dress Goods for LADIES', of the most
approved patrons and fashionable styles.
Also great variety of
Rich Frnges and Gimps
Visite materials
Dress and Bonnet trimmings
French and English prints
American do
Paris and Scotch Ginghams, &c dc.
Our stock of these goods is unusually large
and worthy of especial attention, as the prices
are very low.
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
Fayette, January, 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
A. Grcenabaum 4, 90.

DEHLENN nv DIX 7 GUODS, GROCE-
RlES, CLOTHING, dc. dc.
I ESPECItULLY inform the citizens of
"a Howard and adjoining counties, that
they viii, in few weeks open in GLASGOW
and Fdyette, large and splendid stocks Of
goods-one Of the firm being now in the cas-,
purchasing.
In Glasgow, they will occupy the building
purchased of J. c. Davis-1n Fayette, the old
stand March g. lSig
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
Selling OFT! Selling or.

SAVAGE g. Co. intending to make change
- in their firm, are offering their large and
general assortment of goods at very reduced
prices. We will sell many descripi of
goods at Cost for Cash or to punctual men on
the usual credit.
II you want better bargains than you have
ever bought, call s1oH: tce are determined to
SELL
Glasgow, March 8, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEG
STATURE.

The Legislature as will be seen by
our Jefferson correspondence, ado urn.
ed on Monday last.
Messrs. Jackson and Smith reached
this place yesterday morning on the
"Sacramento." The Sacramento was
crowded with passengers, among whom
we noticed Gov. King, Compton, of
Carroll, and many other MEMBERSHIP.
sides large party Of California gold
hunters.
Through the exertons Of Col. Comp.
ton, we were enabled TO get Sunday
morning Republican. The Col. was in
the bes, possible spirits, or had the best
Of spirits in him, we could'n, exactly tell
which-and says he is "bound to be
Governor next trip, dead or alive"
His excellency looked well, and ap.
peared to be enjoying himself exceed
ingly; we noticed that he was not arm
ed, and could discover nothing in his
looks that would indicate any DISPOSE.
ton to resign or commit suicide, Ed
wards to the contrary notwithstanding.
lie walked up to the Bar, just like any
other man, tipped off some old rye with
ineffable grace, and smiled on his con
slituents most placently.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

G. COLLIER ROBBINS,
No. 43, Main Street. (Jetween Pine Chestnut, }
Manufacturer of
DIAMOND-POINTED GOLD PENS.
Dealer in
Clocks, Watches, Jewe1ry, and Fancy Goods,
rs now in receipt of his Spring Stock Of
l. Goods, consisting of the following articles:
For LADIES'
Ladies' gold and silver pen-holders, with pens
Gold pencils. chains, finger-rings and lockets
Gold breast pins, bracelet clasps and earrings
Coral and other beads
Bag clasps, purses and thimbes
Fancy French paper lamp shades, and paper
boxes
Bohemian glassware
Scissors and silver combs
Glove boxes, and great variety of Fancy
Goods-such as
Moleskin belts, silver buckles, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen
Gold pens (my own inanufacture) in gold
Gold pens. with or without extension and
other cases
Gold and silver patent lever and other witches
Gold guard and fob chains, seals and keys
Gold and silver spcctacles
Silver and plated spoons
Pocket and pen knives
Razors and cases
Surveyors compasses and levellng instru-
ments
Clocks, music boxes, accor deems, alarm bells,
and other rich and rare goods
All of which will be sold at Reduced Prices.
All kinds of watches and clocks repaired in
superior manner and Udrrdnted.
st. Louis, March 8, lS49.-l-n3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

"ANTED, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax
w Tallow, Flox and Hemp seed, Wheat,
Linsey, Jeans, &c, &C., for which goods will
be given in exchange
BOON, TALBOT d SMITH.
Fayette, March Is, lS49.
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Kemp and Bacon.

'NHE undersigned wishes to purchase Hemp
i, Wheat, Bacon, and Lard, for which he
will pay the highest market price IN CASH on
delivery: the Hemp will be received in loose
condition, as he wants it to manufacture:
growrs of these articles would do we'll to give
him call before disposlng of their crops.
JNO D. PERRY.
Glasgow, February l. 1919.
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Temperance Celeb ration

an Randolh Division, Sons of Temper.
%IH auce will have celebrate on on the 39th
EY inst; Several Addresses will be delivered
x on the OCCASION Neighbour ng Divisions,
tran silent brethren in good standing, and
all iriends oil the cause, are invited to attend /.
Z ]. c. SHAEFER,
THO. ]. OXLEY,
CHARLES HUNT,
DENNIS D. WRIGHT,
w. R. SAMUEL,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Huntsville. March Is, ls49.--2td
:, O-Banner, Democrat, Bruins wicker and
Mer curry. please copy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
Pickles.,

> DOZ Jars Fresh Pickles, assorted, Just
- received and for sale by J. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
JACOB BLATTNER'S NEW
Electro Magnetic Machine
For MEDICAL PURPOSES

No. 40, Min Street, ST. Louis, No
The favor with which this little Machine bas
been received by may of the Medical nrofes-
sion, and others who have used them on per
sons lanorihg under various diseases. WIN
nave been restored 10 health, or benefited
merely induces this publication. The ma.
cn!ne Is quite different from ali Electrical Ma.
ehlnes and GalVsnic Batteries; it REQUIRES to
%! 1e used but from one to five minutes at time
lhe euects are not repusive TO the patient,
anu no III ene:tS can be referred to. Testi-
niohia!s IN It's favor are daily accumulating.-
II sumlts OF the most perfect control, as. from
a hlgh degree of power, it ca be reduced with
unerrlng certainty, down to the very sma IIest.
oy slgnt alteration of the wires, at the plea
sure OF the operator. 1t requires no, sssstan.
~ lts USE Mhere the person is able to hold the
"ahules' Inc mschine has been applied in ca
Ses OF Tic Doloreux, Erysipelas, Nervous
iremor, Paralysis, Stiffness and Inelasticitv of
Joints, Lum5sgo, Rheumatism, Sick Head
acne St. Vitus' Dance, Scrofula, White Swell
ing CurVatUres of the Spine, Kings Evil,
DyspePsis, Disease of the Throat, Tooth
Ache Dropsy, Squirting, Loss of Voice,
Deafness, and numerous cases can be deferred
To within the last four months. Many of tina
cures have been pronounced astonishing.
JACOB BLATNER,
Mathematical! and Philosophical Instrument
Maker,
Has on hand and for sale
Surveyors cOmpasses and chains
LevelIing instruments
Theodolite pocket compasses
Spy, glasses, BaroIneters, Thermometers
HydroIneters, OF silver and glass
Hydrometers. for acids and salts
Drawing Instruments; Spectacles
IOInr nd -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
n OF IL E.

HE Sealed Proposals for Army Snnulie,
Il dated January 25th, 1919, is hereby
Withdrawn, and.the following sub ,titured, viz.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
Full Proof Whiskcy.y

INHE subscribers are sole agents, in this
l. place, for the sale Of all the WHlSKEY
manufactured by COOPER & Sons. The stock
from which this liquor is manufactured will be
at oil times pure-the proof full-and it is
intended to give entire satisfaction to consul
mers. There will always bes large quantity
on hand, and the sales will be by the barrel,
1nly--icr cash-at twenty cents per gallon,
throughout the winter.
HUGHES, BIRCH d WARD.
FaYette, Nov. 2. ls4S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

DLOWS--l have a lot of sub soil, Peo-
l. ria and Jewett Flows instore andforsale
low. mo. d. PERRY
febl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

pRODUCE WANTED,-We wish to pur.
chase
DRIED APPLES, BEESWAX, FEATHERS,
DRY HIDES, TALLOW, BUTTER.
LARD, JEANS, LlNSEY,
for which the highest price will be given.
Glasgow, Oct 25. SAVAGE Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
DIR. McHane,s yerm;r,,.
The Best Remedv Erer Di,cor.r,y - =.

Jan. IL, 1s49 --49f.
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Piles! sDiles,! FDilps,,t

DR.. Upham'S Vegetable Eiectharg or Internal
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, Iriam-
| phdn!
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-27

%.
i. is quite a small place. contpfning some
Seventy Or d; hundred sinha biiants, aud is;
situated abou:on mile from the GrsaIOc
malgee,sariver rof5considerable magnitude,
and. The winter. er...lnonlhs nayigabIe for
steamboats 10 Macon. Possessing :sucli
sndgant ges its.strnck us as rather singular
=thatth founders ofthis little town did no,
/ bold il It 1pon13the imnediate banks, Of The
river + sf SIS .;3 !. !. !.
Rating lumber down 8 the Ocmulgee 10
EDatiens ds1istance three hunad adred. d.milcs; is
ia bnsinessEmleh resortrd SO blythe people
living 5hear a.and ii is said dsto; be proGtabte.
We saw several q The Sc rats asteaedlo the
banks of The river, they are made by pinnlng
together some fifty or a, hundred pine siIs
nicely hewed, and when ready are foa,ed
down with the current. Two men gener.
ally manage them, which they do with long
beams fialtened at one end. On this river
we saw numerous focks of Parakitcs feed
ing upon the cypress leaves, their plumage
is exceedingly beautiful and when seen
upon fine day on the wing, will excite
the admiration of the mos, Indifferent, They
generally associate in large drovcs, and
such is their affection for each other, that
| when one i'll the flock Is killed they will
not leave ii, but hover around and all may
be shot a. the will of the sportsman.
After leaving the Ocmulgee, settlements
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(FoR THE ABBEvILLE BANNER.) .:a.....
8. Carolina Medical Associations.

=
A meeting ofthis association will be held
in Charleston on Wednesday the 2ls, of
February. Delegates TO The Con vention
are charged the usual fare on the rail road
going down, but 1etura free of ofeAarge. Any
regular diplomatod: prac,i,ionerofgo good STAN
ding, may become member at this meet.
ing by signing the Constitution and paying
the mutation fee. We trust that the pro.
fesson in Abbeville will be- fully represen-
ted in the coming convention. Any ply.
sIclan who cannot attend himself, may au.
.thorize another to subscribe his name for
him.. Any nane left with either Of the dc
legates Of last yenrs Drs. Barratt, Gibefl,
Mabrey, Dendy /. Branch, wiIibe cheer
fully attended To-. = =; ~ 'tr,srsss''a'o'
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MARK the Dcseraers,

The Baltimore Sun says-' It is said five
members Of the committee of fifteen, to
which The address reported by Mr.. Calht un
has been committed, have resigned. viz:
Nlesrrs Clayton, Chapman, Morehead, Sic.
vcns and Rusk. 1t is expected that others
will follow their example,"
10 these men and their course, NAV be
attributed the failure to unite the entire Sou.
'hern Delegations in Congress, in resisting
the further advance of fAboii,ionism, and up-
on their heads should be hurled tho bitter
exccrations of an insulted constituency
- Ihereisn no course they coeiJ have pursued
Ghetto tcu16ted:t ef,5oid dehsoues iiemies
yea fASiie their Cont ed assa ulis, ara
they &thsrn mer, and true true. who thus de-
sssEf country ID; tho hour Of peril 2, Let
go and Sgiory'in; their shame, though
sey sentinels leave their posts, the enemy
Inotsfind slumbering garrison. .a.s
ST. Mr rCalhoun's address is said to be plain
ana simple document giving history of the
progress of Abolition; suggesting no RENE.
9Sdy TO stay lis advance but leaving this &c the
several States 10 decide for themselves.
And yet every whig member. with one hon
oraoic exception, voted to lay the address
upon the table. Toombs of Ca. spoke a
galnst it apparently for oppostlon's sake
alone, Tor he offered neither an amendment
ora substitute, and when asked what course
ne would pursue if Congress passed the
Wlimot Proviso, made no reply. Stephens
moved that the meeting adjourn sine die,
ana failing 10 carry h's movemeutsasked to
ne excused from serving on the COMMITTEES
and Mr.. Berrien was appointed in his stead
Aitermany amendments had been proposed,
the report was re- committed toxihe same
committee, and the meeting adjourned 10
conyenesagaino on The 22nd inst. n d. .,ss ~,
Yes, marx, the deseyters, and tie, ,dastards,
who lured BY promises of promotion, or urg.
ed on by an unhallowed ambition, have for
saken their country and joined the enemy
Thus have they fulfilled the predictions of
Abolitlonists, that the South could NO. be
united upon this question to resistance. Il
remains now for the people ofthe Southern
States to say, whether or not, they will sub.
nit to the dictation of Northern masters. :,
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.I-S- = IT NTl-NF' = . .,
5 EdgefieId Advertiser.

We perceive by the last'number of tha,
paper, W. G. Moragne, Esqr., has under.
taken its Editorial management MIR.
Moragne is fine Scholar, and able ritter.
and will not only add to the interest of the
Advertiser, but be an acquisition to the
Editorial corps Of the S,atc.
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(Fon THE AaBEviLLE BAssEn.)
Rail Road to Abbeviilc G.. M.

A meeting Of the citizens of the village
was held on The evening Of the "a inst, for
IN the purpose ofinterehang'pg opinions in re,
gard to this enterprise, and we rejoice 10 say
that but one opinion was fell, Or e expressed,
on the subject, and that was that, TIE road
must. Be buil.. Mai Bliss, one of,he princi.:
pal Engineers Of the Columbia s, Isaen.
vile road was prssent and 'ahaDiag gzooasao1s
t. ger tss sopt, gaze i his decided opinion
that II The thing was not onl racticable, ,'bu,
that fewer Obstacles we're in ths way than
Eihe supposed. - IS & s.s5ss,
"a Committee consisting ofMessrs. r. G.
Perrin, John White, and John, .McLaren,
was appointed BY the Chair;to superin,end
atsurvey ofthe route which is .,hought,he
most practicable and!a subscription was i'm
3mediately taken. up for the purpose Of de.
lraying The, xPenss. Il
Maj: Bliss has promised 10. lend us all
the aid hecans sinemakipg The survey, con-
Esistents with his duties ia lie ii s con pal,y
~ hose smpi 9ihs 10, afid for ttiss sheff fis &
ssntile this eomasaoiisy.s 4; ia i
The firss;stsp now been iafen i'd iRse
cons.ructionb The Md sgs asx is dou6f
sdtsess 1856 b, 4pissai.xEso,f
l rssiisi hi S 81 aaiz IA yG5aa 1Ssa.
g. s. sa.;| q 81 q ga Gaafi
g slisSs asI |s;IS 4 gs sss ssssiss|
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sslncidents of "a ,T9uE ss, Florida. !.
st5ot|sssassnt Lands G(so0pEes b 4aht -.
Little Oemul.g gee. .JaeRgnpil2 e. Great
gee Lumber: :sl Faoriida
Line-Ses s'.s',;s: .,... -
Is q si'tle lower portion Of La6renss county, !,
g 8 gloomy wilderness, @feregast :heards:
81 's!: sal.le anTaeer, roam aud ieea nsabe:
iluxuriant gSss that covers The whole iace
ct The coup.yS Here.theS habi,alioh .of' man.
j ls rarely ma with, and slonsly waste Is:
spread out before .hsS ttayels T6sss
lands sill bslong to. Gesernmsgl, and il; an
;h9man prpabi'ity,SWilI Io6gtg il aps: ,s:
q ssnsnys ears To- come. Ye,s,nsss, us
e of M these dTSary forests Of pine, occasionally
4t ;thessrude home of so,ne poverty stricken
wretch may be seen. Whs living uron the
scanty fruits of an unyielding earth, seems
contented with his lot Ills wants are few
and cssily gralificd, and when his little
crop OF corn is gathered. he has nothing 10
do but to hunt the deer or look after his
cattle. Mutations of opinion, the fall of
empires, and revolutions, effect him not,
ne knows nothing Of the world beyond his
humble cabin, and lives and dies "unpi,ied
and unknown" In. passing through this
county, and looking at the squaled condition
OF these creatures, we could but ask our
selves The question where were the induce
mentsfpr man TO dwellin such region; re.
moved from the haunis of civilization and
refinement, and wi,h5no facilities for educa-
ton, What is 10 prevent the relapse into
.barba5iAp IA ,:,
ihI5Ra b. sung q sotas tys noticed frequently
large piles of sand & s,kroHns: :I,p,Slenying "a
some sSSs iigh!eef6f inches 81 rWos feet @
;;IihesesWe, learned we've the
sdepssof sGSoPhers, iarge species of Tarapin
which burrosy in;;the ground, and in the
feed upon the grass. Being
anxious to sed one. .ofsthem, when we stop.
ped. ped q night we proeured torches and a
sPads.sand searching in the barren soon
found. ,d1sftand sel,s.e. work 10 cxhume the
/ inmatssS nm d dug down through the sand
about I'VE ket and 1rcachcd his Saneium,
and aneereR RaniouslyF dragged him GU, for
inspection:sIn general shape they resom-
BILE our common Tarapin with the excep-
ION ola stationary, or rather immovable bone
IN tf front in the form Of a Gopher, used in
ploHlng: and hence the name. Their habi-
'ations are found only in regions of deep
sand where they can operate easily with
their feet in scratching up, the ground,
when this is done, with the bone We have
mentioned, which issadmirab BY adapted ior,,
.purpose,lth -earefal. 4 Femoyssihe loose,
eaTthsand thus form their holes which are
slanting and from tento fifteen feetin length.
They grow to an e nor meo size
and are regarded good eating. We de.
signed skinning aud preserving the one we
caught, and with this view opened il and
removed the entraiIs and heart, leaving the
balance 6. Of the work for daylight, but in
finding Twelve hours after, 10 our, great sur.
prise, that it had strength and vitality
enoughtoresist, we ;desisted from the .ope-
ratioH andstlet. him al5ns in his glory.n
q fsxsled frequently for miles in that
mn ~, ~ ,s.s q n.
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all and all with tl"u, and to .his they bend
their energies; unmndiul OF the dark and
threatening cloud that now covers our poll
tical sky; regardless of the thunders that
are shaking the Union to its centre.
IL there ever was a period in the history
OF any country. when firm and united &C.
ton was called for upon the part of its Gill
zens to 'esisl aggression, that period has ar
rived with us. And he who shrin!ss from
his duty let his name be linked in Infamous
memory with tho traiior Arnold and trans.
mlt,ed to posterity. q
1880 Alss,,ls llla ei seSYs:s .;.;s
1s Shieids has begn.elscted5 d. Il, the SIS
S. Senate BY the Legislature of Illinois, Is
supply the place nf MT. Breese, whose term
expires on the 4,h, Of March next. vsl..:.s
itis said that the General has pledged
himself in favor Of preventing the exten.
ton OF slavery,in new territories Also that
question will arise as TO his eligibility to
a seatineihe Senate--he must have been
naturalized nine years before he can do this.
|, The subject OF coming gold dollars is now
before the Committees Of both Houses of
Congress. land It's thought will be carried.
T The Washington Union contradicis tho
rumor that has been current in the newspa
pers, of Government having received ac.
counts from the Gold Mines in California
and withholding them from the public.
Also that Governor Marcy's son had coIlcc-
ted fifteen barrels of Gold dust. .es5;,s,
A gentleman: who sent out five dozen
shoyels to California, sometime ago,sreal-.
lied $4,000 Of Gold du,. therefor. And
|another: who had previously sent out one.
thousand spades, realized only $40, 900. K
!. The Editor Of the Columbia Telegraph,
received the other day small package of
Green Tea leaves grown by Mr.. r. E..
Russel OF. that place.7 The latter gentle
man thinks the Tea plant will grow as well
here as in China. He has Olives also
growing in his garden. unsheI,ered, and
[aays they are @ hardy plan, and will bear
fruit here. ssiiss:$s s. >is AZ ~ :: ~
The Hartford Times says that very large
quantities Of spelter solder have been semitic,
California for speculation. It IS dropped
~ walter whenhot, sby+which means small
scales Ore formed resembling almost exact.
~, the gold dust 81 scales Of Feather River:
u IS one of yilsst cheats .of The da.SYi..
e are formed sthat six barrels of shis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

Hvr,xY At SEA-A serious mutiny by the crew
of the shp Memnon bound from this port for Csifor
mia occurred at sea- o Monevdeo about the 2o'h May
last IL appears that the had given evidence OF
dissatisfaction and mutinous feelings almost from the
day the vessel left port which was exhibited In syse
msuc grumblng and scowing countensnces-one OF
the men had even lifted hammer at the second mate
and gave him insolence and they complained OF their
food, and threw II overheard almost IN the captain
face. sailor then complained that his leg was sore
(rom httle scratch) and that he could not dc duty
The was the cause OF the outbreak. No was
this man put in irons than the rose IN mutny.
The second mate struck Portuguese sailor for in
science when, in FASH he drew his knife, brandshed
II with the fury OF demon, and Al him. Al this
moment Mr. Bracket the rst mate sprsng TO his back
pnioned bis arms, seized his knife and broke II to
atoms. tbs fellow was ironed, and another who mad
been noted fer his munous spirit Then their spokes
man was called up 10 get his bracelets general
scuis ensued between the officers and mon blows were
given knives aud Delaying pms came into play and the
deck wss spotted with blood.
The hsht ceased Tor moment and the spokesman
Tom Dennis, was taken bat while the CAPTAIN and acc
ona mate were about putting the irons on him a strsn
ping sulen fellow, named Loring lett the wheel max
Ing tremendous blow at the second mate fortunately
missed his aim and fell himself TO the deck by the for
and miss OF his Intended blow he then skulked away
10 the wheel, trusting he WAS MT observed.
The nght was renewed, by the mutneers making a
rush upon the Captain and mate Mr. Bracket ihe
hrst mate got cut Oh the crown Ohis head that tee
him 70 the deck senseless Tue Captain also got blow
ON the head. The officers then rushed into the cabin
for The passengers now retreated 20 the cabin
armed for general protection and wounds dressed and
pistols loaded, another sally made 20 the deck hy
the officers ana passengers Then perfect coones.
and bleeding AL the officers were the fret and second
mates forward with their pistols with orders L
Are and kill any man who refused to come ait
The cree, finding that the officers and passenger
were all armed, gave up the contest. and eight
were finally mSnsced snd sent below After con
splt.ton il wac decided 10 make for Montevi in
s,sad OF attempting 10 90 round the Cape with m
tinous crew The Memnon reached anchorage on M
e6th Nay and the mutneers were sent ABOARD tn
American ship-of war - Louis
On the morning of the 9Th, the rest OF the
fused 10 do duty and said that the Captsin of h
war went On board and ordered them all to b,
seized up for pun hma0 lCoarser.