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Meeting of Delegates to Inc Memphis Convention.


meeting Of the Delegate, appointed from New Orleans
attend the Memphis Railroad Convention held
evening at the ofcs Of essrs Cohen Labat Exchange
Place for the purpose of celebrating the to bs
pursued by the Louisiana Delegation the important sub
ec connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by
of Railroad. The Delegates present were Messrs. W. A.
Elmore NJ NJ Cohen, J. d. B. Dc Bow, ]. p Benjamin,
Prsaux, Alexander Walker n Jarvis, Charles GayaH6, s..
w Oakley Samuel Locke, and J. G. Larue. The meeting
was called to order by MIR Cohen and Mr. ELMoRE was
chosen President, and NJ. NJ. COHEN, Secretary.
Mr. De Bow then offered the following resolutions, which
were seconded By Mr.. WOOdrOof:
Res0lged That the interests of Louisiana deeply in
nSco1 bv railroad between the Ashtc and Pacific OcsanS
the Rio Gila and PasO del NOre, whatever its Eastern
RsS0ipsd That as many able will attend be
sitting Of the Memphis Convention the 3d October and
trust that our absent colleagues will make the effort
hssOfyed That all such Delegates may Determine to
attend be requested TO leave their names, send them by
tober and meet with US in New Orleans on or before that
date, PREPARATORY to our departure on the 18th.
esOLBed That the public press of Louisiana be aoussd
to publish the proceedings and resolutions of this meeting
Nh Benjamin then offered the following resolution which
was seconded by Mr.. Cohen;
ResoIysd That it be recommended to the member of this
Delegation bring TO the notice of the Membb Conysn
lion the great advantages Of establishing COmmunOaop
across the thmus Of EehuantepeO and endeavor 10 Sc
cure the and cooperation of the body in any enter
prise for that purpose which may be found practicable
These resolutions discussed by Messrs De Bow Ben
iamn, Cohen Walker and Wo0drOOf, and unanimous
" adopted also the following resolution which was
offered BY Mr.. Cohen, and seconded by Mr.. Walker
ResOlUed That committee of five be appointed from the
Delegates Of this city to make gsmens regard the
departure OF the Delegation, and to steamboat for
Tsngsments which they may make
The chair appointed on the committee MessH Waker Bell
Jarvis Cohen and Preaux The nesting then adjourned.
nj NJ Couv, Sao,v w. A. ELMORE, ChaimsnT
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AMERICAN EDUCATIoN.-Prof. Agassiz's work
on Zoology has been favorably received in Europe.
A critic in the London Atheneum says of it: " In
America, the difficulty of beginning any thing
anew is less than in Europe. Time has not yet
encrused their educational institutions or forbid
den their expansion" Thus we have Mr.. Agassiz
teaching the elements of his science in country
which appreciates him.
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LYELL,S NEW WORK.
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0s- The equiuoctial storm was prevailing at
New York on the Doth inst.
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New FRENCH MINISTER. Ws are informed
fseys the N. Y. Tribune) that NJ. Poussin's recall
has been decided on by the French Government,
independent Of his difficulty with the cabinet at
Washington. NJ, De MonthoIon, the son of Gen.
Montholon, is said to be named as his successor
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A RovER.-Mr. Clay's negro boy Levi, who ran
away from Newport to Boston, and then returned
to his master, has eloped again. On Mr.. Clay's
arrival at Sandusky, (Ohio,) Levi was missing.
Mr. Clay has given notice that if he again repenS,
and wishes to return, he will be received and his
eynanses maid
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FRAUD IN LAND WARRANTs-A man named
VIM. Hutchinson has been arrested at Pittsburg on
charge of extensive forgery of land warrants
While waiting examination, the newspapers. saw,
Hutchinson escaped. We think it more likely he
escaped, not waiting examination A lot of war.
rants which he sold were found to be forgeries,
when sent to Washington.
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CURIOUS CAsE.-The ST. Louis ReveiIle contains
the following history of an alleged defalcation
which occurred some years ago:
The alleged defalcation of the City Collector,
Mr.. Augustus Kennerly, which occurred some
years ago, is well remembered by every person in.
terested. At that time, as now, Mr.. Kennerlv de.
MED in toto the charge Of deficit but the most
careful investigation Of the subject failed to clear
him, and the defalcation which, in August of 1913.
amounted to 1855 ~, and which, with the add,
ton of other charges, was subsequently swollen to
SlO,S79 10, was made the subject of suit not ter
minated to this day. A few days ago Mr. Kennerly
called upon our present CityAuditor, Mr.. Magellan,
to request him once more to overlook his account
Mr. Magellan complied with his request, and in
overlooking his day-book found, much to his sur
prise, credit to Mr.. X, of $40, 1856 o. which had
never been transferred to the ledger, and which
was entirely lost sight of in the drawing up of his
accounts The difference between the deficit and
the credit just discovered, would be a balance in
Mr.. Kennerly's favor of 81 1923 60, not to mention
the interest meanwhile accumulating."
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REMOVAL OF Mr.. WALsH.-Robert Walsh, the
Consul of the United States at Paris, has been re-
moved by the administration, according to a Wash
ington oorTespondenL Of the New York Tribune.
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% singular accident occurred last week to
man at work on ship board at the foot Of Beekman
street, New York, who was seen to fall as if in an
apopectic fit. On examination, it was found that
lead ball had wounded him, perforating his nose
near his left eye, and lodging beneath the skin near
the temple. It's supposed to have been fred from
an air gun, as no report was heard in the neigh.
borhoOd. He was taken to the hospital
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80 To- MoTTOlD Morning 80,
LInERAI DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hall, corner 81,
Challel and Common streets, at 10 O'Clock
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GOLD PENS,
r., e U IA r Y,
combs, Brushes and Cent 81 FruTuisbf,,o.
Goods.
= NsihA' Tow IN store splendid aFssFent Of nev and ra
u'u FANCY ARTICLES,
70 Ehien We ae receiving additions By every packet We m
attention to lh following list NV
CAslD CsEs....PssrL Shall suvsr a..
RETlCutEs. Blk and Velvet ssgsut nst,sr,
PURsEs.. "A Inc assortment new, styIss
DESKS. .Eooyi IoieWood, Papisr Machs etc.
WOkh bfAES Ebony, Rosewood, Papier H.. 49,.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood p ~, ~ ~ -
FOhIE o4loS Leather, Velvet aud P .rs-t 60 ' we
ACooRIEoNl.... Best French, dout,. fs --1s'''
MUsIC IoALL ...shel and Tin csses
BOUQUET FOLDERS. "A p;ettv ass,-,,..
"Oi-D 5LNS-Oi al the celebrated usko Al rr,.,
DoMlNoEsnd DICE,
CHESS MEl. Chinese, English and German,
OPERA GLBsEs.. "A large aslortr,er.
ODEOh boE4s. From to six boffle,
FAtErEhls Of Ebony Rossxo5d Peuisr ate
FANs:. ..otear, Ivory, Feather Parer si.f ~.
fohIE hoNAlEs ..Of Shell, Pearl Leather s,.
CANES. .buntsd with Gold Silver enc we
UmBRELL3. "A superior article MAJ, f,rr,,
CORK FACETS. Life Prsssrvers
PERFUMEE Of all kinda.
sUsPENDEs.
MONEY Bats.
HANDKERHlEFs.
CRAVATsi TOCKs and sCARFs
sHOULDE BRACES
FINE SHIRTS.
-, sS,.- oU complete assortuasn Of our fine Tt,s. -3
cotton shlftp AS We have seventeen sizea MAI A9t
to guarentya as These shirts are made er, " 1'- enabled
sFa and are oeour'e in the Latest STYLES and cd ~
teras and lrhe best manner ''s Oh me best mn
iyas2dp n GUINNESS & 90,
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!, ~ Orleans Temple of Honor, No. 3-,Tha mem,
~ wv temple hereby notified hiatt future business Will
~ on me nights meeting haEpas O'Clock precisely.
Ii. D. INGRAM, w. R. l. D. hIAi'i = ~ @''''"s IS
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steamboat DenaI.rmree - ~

r.I.T b STystal E9unt Division No, a. s, Of 1.-THE
f w meeting Of this Division will be hapast7 o'clock
t'O" NAVE A J. B. TOALlNsON, r. s, =
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Dted:

Dted:
St. Martini Thursday 20h inst Mr. GID
EON HEWES, aged 30 years.
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sW- Protection Hose Fire Company-The Regular
Monthly Washing will place SUNDAY MORNING, the
30th nst o'clock Please be punctua BY order.
sag JOS f. RUSSIA Eecretary,
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Auetion Sales fhis 1}ay

HnAKB CALHOUN CO. sill SELL ~ "a 9'gl5oh n Backs
AFoRdg@Raal Estate,
THomAs g. sPHAa will SELL at 10 O'Clock, p the corner oF
Uommoa and Rampant stIosis-Alulea, Hoiaea' CO.
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DAILY CRESCENT.


So lard Page for CRY NEws, 90
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E5Y" Protection Hose Fire OonpanY-Atteud Reg
ulsr Monthly Nesting MONDAY EVENING, October l.
O'Clock. Puncual attendance requested By
s29 2t JOS +. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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The schooner Stadrat arrived at New York yes
tsrday, and brought the report that Gen. Paez and
several officers of high rank were prisoners at
Caracas, and that there had been great deal Of
fighting in the interior.
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~ SEE ADYERTIsEM ENrs oN rzL1n LIE


~. 4ns Eaokel sIeaInooaL sen. Worth Can't w.
DAY. Saturday, 29th INST, at O'Clock p NJ, for Princeton
Providence icAsbug, Grand Cult Rodney Nche iii er
mediate landings T. G. CHARLES, 10 Common az
ar Passengers will please be at s above boir s5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08

TEE CHoLKRA.-We learn ths, considerable
alarm. and a false impression, prevails in some
pot.ious Of the country, and especially in the
towns on the Missouri in relation to the exs>
seaoe Of this disease in this city. There being
no cases in the city, and no cause Of alarm, we
have not alluded to it, for. in TRUTH we had moth.
ing to say abou, 1t. To relieve all alarm, we have
70 cay. that there is no cholera in this city, and
no cases have occurred on sny Of the boats recent
~ arrived from New Orleans or elsewhere. All
alarm. or apprehension on this subject is ground
less.
There is considerable yslloso. or California or
gold fever. raging in the city. but with this sxcep.
ton we know Of nothing bearing the character Of
Q general disease. The Cholera has subsidized in
tho South. and the opinion is freely expressed by
many Of the medical faculty, tina, it is disease
which runs its season and then ceases. it will not
prevail here to any extent. All epprehensions
Of danger on this score. are sroundless.-Repub
lean, of tho Sd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
Administrators Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

TNHERE will be sold to the highest bidder at
i the late residence of William Buster, de-
eeased,) five miles North East Of FayetteD on the
2sth of February, lS49, all 'the personal property
belonging to said estate, consisting of Horses,
Cattle. Mules, Sheep and Hogs Farming Utensils
two Wagons. one large OK Wagon and the
other first rate two horse Wagon; a fine Proof
Jack, Household and Kitchen Furniture, 25 BUSH
els Hemp Seed, and many other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention.
Terms of Sale:-On oil sums under s., Cash
in hand. on all sums over $5, a credi: of twelve
months will be given. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
ELIJAH BROADDUS, Admir-.
February 9, l649--49-ts.'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08

DIsrRRss IN THE GOLD RsoIoN.-The
Boston Post received from Mr.. J. Parker
the following extract Of a letter from his
brother at San Francisco. It's statements
have an air of exsggeration, ye. there may
be truth in them. The lack of provisions,
however, will probably be temporary as
very large cargoes have gone out:
A state ofdistress and suffering prevails
here, such as the world probably never be.
fore saw. People were SO eager to get gold
that they only thought how TO get here
Thousands upon thousands have rushed
here, bringing no provisions with them,
trusting wholly for their supplies from what
could be obtained here. There was none
raised here. All rushed 10 the mines. The
supply brought from abroad is nearly ex.
haus,ed, and hundreds have already died,
and thousands more will die from starva-
ton, and by the hand ofeach other. Sick.
ness RACES as famine increases--and men
have become demons goaded to insanity
by hunger, and. if you have any regard for
Q brother, for Gods sake ship me some
provisions 10 San Francisco as soon as pos
sible, or die Of starvation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
New-Years Day.

| n the commencement of a New Year, the sub
"A scribers respectfully present their grateful
Acknowledgements to their friends for the liberal
encouragement with which they have been favored
since commencing the mercantile business in
Fayette.
We take this appropriate occasion to say to the
inhabitants of Howard and adjoining counties,
that we commence the present year with one of the
largest and
MOST COMPLETE STOCKS,
in the western country, comprising an unusually
extensive assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, China and QueensuQre,
Family Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, Iron, Steel,
Mails, Castings.
Fine and coarse Salt,
DC dc.
In all the variety and extent necessary TO consti
tute well appointed business house. and in asking
the patronage Of our friends and the public we
assure them that every department of our business
will be conducted with all the energy, attention
and economy required to ensure the interests of
customers.
Our stock, at all times and seasons, will be
large, and consist OF the best qualities and STYLES
purchased on the most advantageous terms, and
we look forward to permanent and extensive
business, seeking our remuneration on the snre
basis of quick sales and small profits.
10 punctuai customers, the usual terms of cred
i. Accounts due on the last day of each current
year, and interest after due
Beeswax, Taluw, Flax seed, Jeans, Linsev,
Tow and Flax Linen, and other merchantable ar
icIes of produce taken in exchange for goods.
10000 pounds good Lard wanted, which we will
purchase in good new packages, or furnish barrels,
IS may be agreed on.
BOON, TALBOT d SMITH.
Fayette, January, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
DIR. McLane,s Liver Pills.

For the Cure Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, S,cI
Heddach, and all Bilious Complaints.
The liver is much more frequently the seat OF
disease than is generally supposed. 1t is now gen.
orally admitted by Physicians Of reputation and
experience, that more than one-half of the COM
plants which occur throughout the great valley of
the Mississippi, have their seat in diseased state
of the rer, and that than three fourths of the
diseases enumerated under the head o! Consump-
ton, have also their seat in diseased liver.
Case in ST. Louis Of one gears standing.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 5, lS47.
DR.. E. EAsTERLY-Sir: hereby certify that
have been afflicted FOR more than year, with the
liver complaint, and have applied to different ply
sicians, and all to little or no effect until made
use of DR.. McLane's Liver Pills. | am happy to
inform you that was perfectly cured by the use of
one box. l can therefore, in Justice, recommend
others who are troubled with a diseased liver, to
make trial of these Pills.
Truly yours, ROBERT HALL.
Residence, Fourteenth and Biddle streets.
individuals suffering with Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsa, Sick Headach, or any bilious disease, are
earnestly advised to make trial of DR.. McLane's
Liver Pills, as they have been prepared by q regu-
larly educated Physician. who has had an extern
sive practice and experience in treating the above
complaint. He confidently recommends as being
the rery best and most deserving remedy ever pre-
sented to the notice Of the afflicted.
Price % cents per box.
For sale by Dr.. E. EASTERLY, south-e cor
ner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, agent
for the west. Sept. 2, 43.
erSold also by Dr.. W. R. SNELSON, Drug
CYST, agent for Fayette; DIGGES g. HORSLEY,
Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN, Rocheport.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
DIR. McLanc,s Vermifugc.

The Best Remedy Erer Discovered for ErpeHine
Worms from Children.
The symptoms of the presence of Worms in
Children should be carefully watched by parents
and as soon as there is reason to suspect their ex
istence, every means should be used TO expel them
promptly and thoroughly. DR.. McLane's Vermi.
fuge is rapidly supplanting all Others in public es.
timation. Where it is used it has produced the
best effects, and every family who has used it, say
it is the best they have ever seen.
Symptoms Of Worms. Read! Read!
The counlenance is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional fushcs, or circumscribed spot on one
or both cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilate; an azure semi-circl lie runs along the lower
eye-id; the nose is irritated swes and sometimes
bleeds; swelling of The upper lip: occasional
head ach, with humming or throbbng in the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongues breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at others, en-
tirely gone; teeting pains in the stomach;-
nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular, at times costiye; stools
Shiny, not unfrequenty tinged with blood belly
swollen hard; urine turbid; respiration occasional.
ly difficult, and accompanied BY hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturb.
ed sleep, with grinding Of the teeth temper varia-
BILE but generally irritable, &c
Mothers, nurses, parents, guardians, look well
to your children, and if you see any symptoms of
worms, procure DR.. McLane's Vermifuge because
it is the very BEST most deserving, and popular
remedy ever presented to the notice of the public.
Price % cents per box.
For sale by Dr. E. EASTERLY, at the CITY
Family Medicine Store, southeast corner of Third
and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, Mo, only agent 70:
the west. Sept. 2, AS
05-Sod also by, DR.. " R. SNELSON. Drug
gst agent for Fayette; DIGGES d HORSLEY,
Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN, Rocheport.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
COM M { R c IkL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES.
February 8, 1919.


February 8, 1919. s
Ths gorge in our river below town. spoken
OF in our last, has rather increased than dimin.
ishsd, though We understand from reliable sour.
ces, tina. the river below that point is entirely
clear OF ice, and some two or three boats have
reached Boonvills. The weather since last
week has continued cold and unsettled up to
yesterday evening, whom it moderated considsra>
bly,, and We hope by our mex, 10 report tho arr>
val OF al lesst one Steamer.
TOBACCO.-Slilc continues brisk and priv
COS have rather advanced. Good merchentabls
for strips. readily commands from o. 10 % so,
Manufacturing from % so to So 90. We are
Informed Of ono sale Of the latter, at s. 62.
HEMP.-ln consequence Of the inclsmsn.
weather and continued slcet. our Planters have
not been able to &c, their crops ready for market,
the price is merely nominal. cay CTS to $50 per
ten.
WHEAT.-Nons offering. We quote. nom.
iaally. so cents.
GROCERIES.-Ths stock is ample and bu-
sn.ss generally since the opening Of The Tobacco
rnsrks. has improved, we continue to quote. Col'
fec. ss9i; Sugar 5ss6 Salt G. A. per sack,
% rs; L, B. per sack 81 so; Kanswa, so cts.
per bushsi Whisky. Cincinnati Rect6sd,
Csc; Cooper & Sons 22c; Iron, common bar,
4Sc; Sligo 81 cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
1s49) st. Louis, Ns49.
Glasgow and Brunswick, Mo.
River Packet Line.
TUESDAY PACKET, RIO

- WV. c. JfwrrT, Commander G l leaves
Of LOUIS for Brunswick, every Tuesday at 6
O'Clock, P. M; leaves Brunswick for ST. Louis, ev-
cry Friday. at 6 o'clock, A. NJ
ms elegant passenger steamer having been
entirely reftted, reprinted and repaired, will re-.
sumo her regular packet trips in the above trade
on the opening of navigation, and continue them
throughout the season.
The ROWENA will leave 81. Louis on her up-
ward trip every Tuesday. at o'clock, P NJ, and
arrive at Brunswick on Thursday evening. Re.
turning, she will leave Brunswick eyerv Friday at
O'Clock, a. NJ, and be at KeytesviIle Landing Mt
., A. M, Cambridge at o'clock, and leave Gas.
gov at at III o'clock A. NJ; will be al Bouldn's
landing, Arrow Rock, Boonville and Rochcport
same dry; at Mount Vernon, Providence Nash.
vile, Martins Landing, Marion, ClaysvilIe, JEFF
ierson City, mouth Usage, Cote Sandessen. Shep-
ley 8 Landing, Smiths Landing, Young's Landing.
Portland, Hermann, Loutre Island, Pinckney,
w ashngton, South Point and Point Labarde on
saturday; will be St. Charles early Sunday morn
ing. and arrive at st. Louis same day.
The commander of the Rouena embraces the
present opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends who have literally patronized him
and assures them that every exertion on the part
OF himself and officers. shall be made to render her
still worthy Of the patronage of the travelling and
shipping public.
Agents-A. McMECHAN g. Co., Brunswick.
APPLEGATE, keytesviIle Landing
J. D. PERRY cI.s.o
SAVAGE g. Co. uIaSgo"'
J. A. D. ADDERTON, Arrow Rock
JAS. II. JOHNSON, Boonville.
PHILIP CROW, Rocheport
Col. H. H. BABER. jefferson City.
P. c. ARNOLD, Portland.
January ls, ls49
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08
TO Shippers.

would take this opportunity to return my
thanks to the Shippers of this and adjoining coun.
ties, for the very liberal support received during
the past season, aud to inform them that in add.
ton to the warehouses used last year, l have
finished my three story brick warehouse, adjoin-
ing Crenshaw's Hotel, and have also rented anoth-
er situated at the upper landing, Qatey occupied
by Louis Robiou, Esq for storing Hemp aud To-
bacco, and would solicit consignments of Produce
and Merchandise for shipment, storing or forwar.
ding, and pledge that my charges shall be as low
as those of any other house.
JOHN D. PERRY.
Glasgow, February l, 1S49.