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GOLD p z n S.
SUMMER UNDERCLorHEs.

SUMMER UNDERWRITERS.
t We received large OF Gentemens Un
dershirs and Drawers of superior quality
UNDERSHIRTS of En- glish Lisle Thread
OF Gauze Cotton Nett;
Of Gauze Merino;
.... of Gauze Flannel;
.... of Plain Cotton;
80. Pongee SILK;
49,. of Silk Nett.
DRAWERS of Cotton Nett;
80. of Gauze Merinoi
... of Gauze Flannel
.... OF SILK Nett;
go. of Plain Cotton.
Brown and White Cotton HALF-HoSE, of supe-
quality.
NORRIS WAY, No. % Camp street,
apl9 2dpu Common street, under Hewet's Exchange.
Genuine India
SEERSUCKER AND NANKEEN GOODS.
~ COATS Seersucker PANTS; India Nankeen
PANTS do VESTS. ~ These goods warranted to be
the Genuine India Goods.
-, NORRIS & WAY. 20 Camp street.
ar23 2dpn Corner of Common street.
CLOTHING FOR SUMMER.
II We the of and others,
SUMMER GOODS received by the last packets from New
York AMI Philadelphia comprising all Articles pertaining to gentle
NORRIS & WAY. 20 Camp street.
ap23 2ipn Corner of Common street.
SUMMER CRAvATS.
t just of style SUMNER
CRAVATS and imported expressly entirely
new patterns, and to be had only
a..,-e NORRIS & WAYS, % Camp street,
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The RECENT COLD WEATHER.-The Tuskegee
(Ala) Republican says that the recent cold weather
has Frustrated whole fields of cotton and corn and
that the farmers will have to re-plant. A letter
dated Aberdeen. Miss, April 10th, containing the
following passage, has been received in Mobile
Yesterday morning had little snow storm for an bour
q two. and this morning had of the most killing
lrosts Every thing that could be affected by osf
has been kild including hickory trees The mercury stood
at ~ some are re-pantng corn. and some will have
crop this with favorable season. No rain for
fhe last twenty two days. and dry prospect ahead.
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The LATE STORM IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GroRGIA.-The following letter from Hamburg is
published in the Charleston papers,
HAMBURG, April &c. 1849
We had Killing frost last night which has dome great
this neghborhood where plant killed and far
70 a Ds a
1t will be q serious matter.
Another letter from Savannah shows that the
storm and cold weather extended yet further south:
SAVANNAH. April 16, 1919.
On my arrival here last evening l met passengers from
from Macon through storm. This morning there
stating that they had Killing rost and ali the cotton hat
had come up is killed. have from Griffin which
TO similar effect.
The Macon Messenger of the 18th says:
After a week of intensely hot weather, a sud-
den change occurred on Saturday last. On Sun
day, snow fell in considerable quantities at vari-
Gus points throughout the surrounding country.
This was followed by severe, killing FROST on
Sunday night, the damage from which is incalcu.
liable. The gardens in this vicinity, and as far as
we have been able to hear, have been entirely de-
stroyed. Peaches, nectarines, grapes, apples and
piums-all are completely blighted Corn, which
In many instances was a foot high, was killed to
the ground, and it is generally believed that the
wheat crop has suffered similar fate II is diff
cult, as yet, to estimate the injury done to the
growing crop OF cotton The crop which Vas up
has been destroyed, and the impression seems to be
universal that there is not enough seed left to re-
plant. In many cases the planters, supposng their
stand complete and'their crops out of danger had
used all their surplus seed for manure /; conse-
guenty it will be impossible for them to repair their
losses. It will be difficult, for few days YET to
arrive at any correct conclusions in regard to the
extent Of injury sustained. Our apprehensions NAV
be unreasonably excited, but we fear the damage
will far exceed our plOOmipst authorizations
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CAVE JoHNsoN.-Cave johnson made speech
to democratic meeting in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee,
recently. The same meeting recommended Cave
as suitable candidate for Governor. The State
Convention was to meet at Nashville on the 18th,
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n% NE PRICE S T o r E. 60
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No a. MAGAZINE STREET.

AFFIXED MUNkOE q w.
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Would invite particular assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
constantly receiving from their Mandatory in
French Drap d Etc ORES. and Frock Coats
English Mel H and pa,amsa Dress and FrocS Coats
French S9 and dG light r sss sac Coats
B de- S c9 ss ssd' Ansss Sac. ns
Linen y5ts and sole:sa s $ md poka';
French ss ' ss PFsP + Tsr e'n's Co.
White and soIorsd Linen Drill Plantations;
India NanEsen and Pongee %.
and dor nass fsssf
H.ss s. .aa. s.sns Flannel and
Gauze Cotton Understands and Drawers;
Trunks las Sa nsa.'e CARPET Bags. etc. ETC.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets etc.
~ To persons bound for California, offer for sale, CHEAP
for CASH, full assortment of the following articles:
India Rubber n Pneho India Rubber Trassng Bags
E: Fs.:sfvsf' S %s:s s,,,,..
LEe Log Wsding Boots, water Bottles
AsoBavereen, veven and Check Hunting Jackets Check
s1. and Clothing in
u ONE PRICE. mo DEYIATION!
u We are now selling off at PRIME COST, our
Gntire Stock of Uoolen Clothing !
And WIN
TER CLOTHING, partial list may
Goods the have unusually
hesitation saying that offering them AT COST opportunity
presented purchasers supply themselves MUCH LOWER
PRICES quality Goods before sold
Orleans C- We immense Goods,
be REDUCED!
~ Examine this List of Prices:
Best quality Black Cloth Dress Goats former price, $50
I'd do do ......-..2l; %
Sd do do --..--..-...8; %
4th do do -.--......-H; %
,.,.....,.l5:
9th do
7th do do 10 and H. " IA
Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the same proportion.
Best quality Black Doeskn Pants. former price, 81
I'd do do ...........7; 9
Sd do
9TH and do 49,. M so and 6 so
large of cobd Cashmere Panaoons Prices
from 81 to 81. Remarkably cheap goods!
Super Back Satin from So
do Coored 90 90
Rich figured Velvet so 90
Also Vests Black Velvet Cloth Msrno Cashmere Bombane
etc. all exceedingly cheap.
Also Black Colored Cloth and Paeo
and Tweed Sacs and Paeos Blanket Coats Sanet Pants Cold
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno undershrts and Drawers
II One Price!....No Deviation! IA
ap21H ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magazine st.
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enuine India
Joker AND NANKEE

~ Seersucker COATS Seersucker PANTS India Nankee
PANTS; do VESTS ~ These goods warranted to
the Genuine India Goods
NORRIS & WAY. % Camp street.
aro2 3nf Garner of Comnl stree
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SUMNER CLOTHING.


THOMPSON & NIXON, No. ~ Canal Street,
Have lar ge and complete stock OF FASHIONABLE
SUMNER CLOTHING comprising all the styles and mads
the best and for the NewOHesns
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth FrOck md Dress coais
Super French Drap Etc Frock and Dress Goats;
Black and coored Merno Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and coored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats,
Check and striped Linen sacs and Polka Goats;
Black French Merino Pants. various qualities;
French Drilling Pants, of all the newes' styles;
White Military Canvas n .ps Satin Drill PPsn
Black Bombazne, Satin and Silk Vests
White buff sa and fancy figured ;a MsT.sIes Vs'h
Superior Irish Linen Shirts special make;
Super Cambria Muslin shrts. with fine Linen Bos0m';
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs; 49,,
sIE and Cambria Muslin Crava,. and Summer Ties;
White and colored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Silk, Cotton and Linen suspenders
Gloves. Umbrellas. Dressing Gowns, etc. apa0 2dpu
81 Canal street, 81
Cone door from St. Charles Street.)
HENRY STODDART & co.
Now purchasers choice Of Summer GOODS,
at Wholesale or Retail, in
Rich Bareges (neweskstyles);
SIX Tissue Mmslins;
French Orsgndtsi .Iaeonet do;
ginghams (sOotch manufactuIe):
iris1 Linens and Lapns:
Damask Cloths and Napkins:
GLASS Cloths
Saoiss .Mustins;
Do Plaid do;
Dimitys; Hair Cord Muslins
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs:
Esrasa Bands and s ,aet and d S.e'ss 7-ims.:
Embroidered Curtains;
Harness and Plaid do;
Black and phite Point Lace Yisites:
ez Ps r.n DO S e Dc 81 XXI 4.
II ONE PRICE. and for CASH. ap2l lW
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Val u ABLE BOOKS.
1T WOODRHEE,S So Cazun strct


THE BRITISH EssAYIsTs. Containing Macsaay,
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CUVIER's ANIMAL KINGDOM. Arranged in con
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the Norman Conquest with Anecdotes Of their Courts Now
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LAT RI !, IL, LoWTH, Arnold; 1WHiTBY AND
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BROWNELL'S COMMENTARY ON THE PRAYER
DIs RAELr s GiURiiIosiTiEs OF LITERATURE
FRoIssARTs CHRONICLES OF THE Middle
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CHARLOTTE ELiZABETH's works. svols. syo:
BUTTONS ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY j vol j.
wEBRsTERs DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL IA.
MlLLs's SYSTEM OF LOGIC Ratotinative and In.
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LA RDNER'S LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART.
NEANDER;s LIFE OF CHRIST vol. cloth :, -
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Arr1vals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday
8. Of T. Meetings This Evening"

CRYSTAL FouNr DIVISION No. at Grys'ai RUM i'"'
222 Tchoupitoulas stlset at hafp .. rS.
CRESCENT DIVISION No Z, at Pelican Ha, co'ne "a ~
Charles and Common streets at 2 O'CLOCK
LANE DIVISION No. 8. in the Methodist church a.
at halfpast 2. nm oos
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal fount ha' A
TchOupitoulas street, at half-past7
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CLOTHING FOR SUMMER.
SUMMER CRAVATS.

f- We have received assortment Of style SUMNER
CRAVATS manufactured and imported expressly for entirely
patterns and TO be had only
NORRIS WAYS, % Camp street.
ap23 2dptf Corner OF Common
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KEEP YOUR EYE UPON
WOODRUFF'S PURLTSHED LIST

OF VALUABLE BOOKS
The Late Expedition to the Dead Sea. volume, with map
frce 90. 81 W
Morrells Philosophy OF Religion. vol Il co
The Czsr his Court and People Maxwes Tour including
his Tour Norway Sweden. | vol. GO
Haley Letters from Italy, the Alps Rhine.
Headleys Washington and his Generals vols so
Headey's Napoleon and Marshais.
Headieys Sacred Mountains Observation-Disclosures.
Headleys Life OF Cromwell vol.
Hudson's Lectures Shakespeare
lreands Welcome | vol.
Orators of the American Revolution. | vol. 25
Lamartine's Pilgrimage o the Holy 2
Gardiner. SPRING. Power Of the Pulpit. vol. rs
Harpers Pictorial Edition the Arabian Nights
arranged for family reading Lanes Explanatory
600
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HIONABLE CLOTHING
CHEAP FOR CASH.
r. prevalence Cholera in the city the early part
placed undersigned the position Of otheR
With goods hand and the ca them erry
over, they offer their entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
o with the and
Those Fine and Fashionable Clothing cheap for cash
respectfully invited call and examine goods and
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The Cheapest Goods of the Season!
~ p P, SEAMAN & CO. will. from TS.
\4 Day, reduce the price Of all their Fresh Imported ~
W1V< SPRING GOODS Ladies will find every article ~
49, of DRESS GOODS at house Of the newest VI
styles and richest materials, At little the
usual of the articles.
d. P. SCANLAN g. CO., No. 10 Chartres ct.
EESeveral styles of ORGANIZES BALZAkNE6
and JACONETS received Aso case each Of
& cenfs--uorh s5 cents ward.
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EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
t. Arrival of THE FISHER BOY.
PROSERE4NE, and

~ These celebrated HIRAM POWERS Just received
from Florence Iaiy exhibition, FOR THE FIRST
TIME AMERICA the Sts,e House, Canal street, In ad-
dlion to he Statue of the GREEK SLAVE.
w Open Daily Sundays eAcepted from a. M until r. M
GE B. The Exhibition will positively close on TUESDAY
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, No. So CANAL Street,
MEiGs's OBSTETRICS, The Science and the Art.
DAYS DISEASES OF ADVANCED LIFE
MlTCHELLs DISEASES FEvERs Malaous and Epidemic.
ap6 - ~ atodn
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to- New Steamer Louisiana-For St.

fV L. o. o. F.-Odd FsA0os' Hall .4ssOcsatfon-No
ce hereby given the Stockholders for ten Dr.
ensuing will be held the Hall the Grand
Lodge o. Tchouptouas and Poydras Streets on
MONDAY May between the hours OF 10 a M
and D. No. Brothers ~ B. KNEASS, THOS
GRIPS and P. COMMIT, Commissioners.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
,p2o tmys THOMAS w. VAN WICK, Secretary.
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GARDENERS Springs Power of the Pulpit. VOL. Il rs
Hrpers Pictorial Edition Of the Arabian Nights translated and
arranged for family reading with Lanes Explanatory Notes.
600 Illustrations and Illuminated titles. vols SO So ap233t
GOLD PENS.
IA large supply of Gold Pens of all the celebrated makers,
ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars,
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
GUINNESS & BUSH, IL Camp st.
ap236t2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold Pens,
FINE SHIRTS.
B We have store complete of fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS As We have made
abed guaranty fit These Shirts made expressly
TONER'S and Of the latest and made of
materials, and in the best manner.
ap2s 6t2dp Dealers IN Fancy Articles IL Camp'st
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Gold Stories Immigrants Law-Caal .Dinner-Iua1or
Noah ON Presidential POoerS-C dIit0rntaRs-JHrs.
ButIer's Readings-Fire-SuicideAP Police ITEMS
wv. E9c. 10 }ra1o
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
BENTON'S APPEAL.

The 81. Louis Union. and Jefferson
City Metropolitan, take declded ground
against the appeal Of Senator Benton.
The Metropolitan is evenseveIe on the
Colonel for his course.
The Address of Col"nrl Benton, in
which he is Ia give in detail The reasons
for his appeal. is snxi"usly looked for.
We observe that he was al Fulton las,
week, where he had stopped 10 avail,
Inc subsiding Of Cholera at Jefferson.
previous to going TO that place 10 make
his public demonstration.
The issue between Col Benton and
his old friends is now fairly made. and
both parties are preparing for The con.
test. Stronger and bolder grounds are
taken against The Colonel Than we ex.
pected, and more severe contest may
be expected than The Hard and Soft " ar
ofls44.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

CoURTsHIP OF THE LATE ID. R.
"Dear Sir: / am sorry l cannot accept
your kind offer, as ! am already enga-
ged; but am sure my sister Ann would
jump at it.
Your obliged, ELIZA L.
DEAR Miss. ELIzA:-l beg your
pardon; ] wrote your name in mistake;
il was Miss. Ann l meant 10 ask-have
written TO her per bearer. Hoping
soon to be your affectionate brother.
The DR.. and Miss. Ann were mar.
ried; and as they say in the fairy tails
"lived very happy all the rest Of their
lives"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
CALIFORNIA EnreRArroN.--The 81.

SALiFORNIh GMIGRATION.--ih ITO Vt
Joseph Aduenturer of the 18th says:--
During the past week we have made
particular inquiry to ascertain. as near.
ly as possible, the number Of emigrants
passing through Si.Joseph, en- route for
California, and we find the estimate in
our last entirely too low. Up to this
date there have crossed at the ferries a
few miles above town $3.50 wagons; a,
ferries above Savannah Landing and at
Council Bluffs, about 1900. The aver.
age is abou, persons and 8 oxen or
mules to each wagon, making the mum.
Der now on the plains, that have crossed
the Missouri river at ST. Josegh, Coun-
Gil Bluffs and intermediate ferries
1850 wagons, 100 men, and a4so0 an.
finals. There are but few arriving, or
remaining on the eastern bank Of the
river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

A CLEVER BoY.--A farmers wife in
speaking of the smartness, apiness, and
intelligence of her son, lad six years
old, to lady acquaintance, said-"He
can read f1uently in every part of the
bible, repeat the whole catechism, and
weed onions as we'll as his father"
"Yes, mother" added the young hop.
full. land yesterday l licked Ned Raw.
son, throwed the cat into the we'll, and
stole old Hinkley's gimlet.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
COM M { R GAL,
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs,I
Nav "a. 1919,

OFFICE OLASGOW WEEKLY tIMES,f
~ Nay "a, 1919.
The recen, FIRE 10. ST. Louis so dsrsnsed
business there tia. We -are without conner. =:
cial or indeed other news from there. except;
a very imperfec. sketch Of the raveges Of tho
fire. In our-homs prices, we have no altes> ..
atoms 10 make. The river opposite ibis
place is recedng, -..~.'. -.. ~
For our home market, we quote. .... :,
HEMP.-Ftom siO5 10 stl5 per ton.
according to quality. and the style in which
II is put up. .,..
WHEAT, 5oa55 prime 80 cts per bush.
T0BACCO--There is more activity in.
MACKEREL-s7 50s$s so per Dbl.
FLOUR-s4 SO per Dbl.
RIFLE POWDER-$6 so psrkas. ..
SHOT--Sl so per bag.
LEAD--6c per pound.
LARD-41 cents.
BACON-Han.. DC; sides, &c; shout,
ders, Sc.
IRISH POTATOES rs cts, per bu.bei
i'm demand
BUTTER, Eggs, end edbIes generally in
demand, at high prices.
this article. We quote. strips. 81 SO;
manufacturing s3--in demand.
DRY HIDES. 81 cents.
HEMP SEED, in demand, a, 80 90.
SUGAR-Brown, sia6l; Loaf, ga Is;
Crushed. l0a12a.
COFFEE-Saa9s. .''
MOLASSES-35a5
WHISkEY-l9a2l.
SALT-G. A. o. rs. Kanaws As canb
per bushel. ..-...
COTTON-Yarn-90 cents.
lRON-Sligo, 81; Juniais. a. cu.
NAlLS-5i s6i cents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
Correspondence of the Times.

APPLE CREEK, CAPE GiRARDEAu Co. Mo-,
May 10Th, 1913.
Dear Editor:-Ths section Of the coun
try is now suffering severely from the rava-
ges OF the most destructive OF worns-the
army ,oorm, Not in the recollection Of our
"oldest settlers" has so much damage been
done by them. Almost all Of our ,oheat is
ruined. Whole fields OF whea, are cut en-.
trely down BY the worms. Some are less
injured-whils, o,her,, may possibly bring
back the seed sown. 1t is hard for you,
Mr.. editor, 10 conceive the injury done.
The worms have not confined themselves 10
The wheat. Corn, Data and meadows have
bs.n ruined. One farmer told me he SOW,
ed osls and they came up finely, but as soon
as the army worm appeared they swep. every
stalk-every blade Of oats. | was in the
field myself, and on the frs. view, though
no oats had ever been Gown, SO complete
was the destruction. Whole fields OF corr
have been similarly served. |, is we'll that
they appeared SO early, for If they had ap
pesrsd much later, the farmer could have
raised no corn this year. hear Of many
farmers breaking up their wheat ground anc
putting it in corn. hear OF one farme
putting in so acres Of wheat ground with
corn.
conversed with gentleman from Jones
borough. Ill.,. and he ssys the. the worm
are as bad there as here-whest, corn, oat
and meadows falling alike before them.
The consequences are readily foreseen--
corn will sell al an enormous price anc
wheat no, to be bough. at any price. Az
there any worms in Howard! If so--are the,
sweeping every thing before them? hop,
we are the only sufferers.
Respectfully, yours,
| S. NJ G.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
PUBLIC MEETING.

At a public meeting, held at the
courthouse. in Fayeile. on the Cd OF
April last. Mr.. w. F. Birch offered the
following resolution, which was unani.
mously adopted:
SsSolpsd. That we call full and general
meeting Of the people Of Howard County, al
his place. on Monday, the LIST day Of The
June Court. for the purpose OF expressing
,heir views on the question Of Slavery.
In conformity with the foregoing
resolution, the citizens of Howard
County, are respectfully invited TO
meet in public convention, on MON.
DAY, TIE FOURTH OF JUNE
NEXT, at the courthouse in Fsyelle,
for The purpose of considering the sub.
ject mailer therein mentioned.
JOHN J. LOWRY, Chairman.
r. I. PREwITT, Sec'y.
"The Jefferson Inquirer seems
disposed to STAND by Col. Benton
at least until he is fully and fairly
heard. This is prudent
~Col. John O'Fallon lost seventy
five thousand dollars worth of proper.
~, by the late fire in ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

The news of The steamship Canada
vas received ii, New York on the 18Th.
No material change in the markets.
Prospect Of good crops had lenden-
cy TO reduce The !"mand for whear
and slight reduc,l"A Of prices was
The result.
The Canadian affairs. have been in.
cidenlally noticed ia Parliament. The
ministry are very guarded in their ex.
pressn,ns relative thereto.
Otfirlal notice of The intervention oi
Russia IN the affairs Of Hungary. has
been received al Paris. The number
Of men placed al The disposal Of Aus
lria. is stated 10 be eighty thousand, an.
other account states the number at one
hundred and fifty thousand. The Hun
garlans have bealen the Ausirians, and
almost driven them out Of The country.
The greatest alarm prevails at Vienna,
which has had the effect TO reduce Ra-
de,zsky's demand on Piedmonle from
one hundred and lwenly-three millions
francs to eighty millions francs.
The King of Prussia has definitely
refused the Imperial crown.
There has been a slight outbreak al
Berlin. ~.
The war in Shieswig is continued.
with no prospect Of peace,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
LOST

IN the town of Miami, Saline Co., By the
L undersigned, the right hand half Of 300
note on the Bank of the State of Mo, letter A.
No. 1929, (no date on the half retained) The
above half note is supposed to have been lost
or dropt from the hands Of the subscriber in
the store of R. E. Mcdaniel, where he is do
ing business,) whilst counting some other
monies, with which it was rolled. A liberal
reward will be paid for the lost half, or any
information BY which j, can 10 recoye red. BY
the subscriber. f. W. LEWIS =
Miami, May "a, le49-l2--3v
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

CHOLERA IN Brunswick Three
cases Of Cholera occurred in Bruins.
wick last Saturday night, all Of which
proved fatal on Sunday afternoon. The
names Of those who died are John
Aschleman, F. Heinegar and a Mr..
Brown. The two first kept groceries,
and the last was a shoemaker. There
had been one or Two other cases, which
did not prove fatal. A great many per.
sens were leaving the place. Our la.
test reliable advices from there are to
Tuesday morning
?. S.-A gentleman OF our place left
Brunswick yesterday morning. From
him We learn there had been one more
death. The people were much excl.
ted, and still leaving the town.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

0TNot,ce to the Public Persons wanting
genuine popular Family Medicines, are sdsis-
ed to 60 to DR.. Eastery's Family Medicine
Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis, No, where they can find almost every
Popular Family Medicine tina, is manufac-
tured in the United States, Wholesale aud 70.
tail, at the cheapest rates; or call Oh his agent.
DR.. VIM. r. Snelson, at Fnyet,e, or Digges
e. Horseley, Glasgow, who keep them for
sale.
Read his Advertisements in another column,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
4. q. O. r.
POstpOnenent.

In consequence of the excitmen,
in the country. caused by the preva.
lence of Cholera, the celebration an.
nounced by morning Star Lodge No..
IS, of Glasgow, to take place on M O n
day. June ll,h.. has been Indefinitely
postponed.
"Nclghborlng papers please notice.