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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
JOHN SlGERSON g. BROTHERS.
Dealers in
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo,
ST. LOUIS, MI
7 w HARRIS. Aren't. Gla,poy.

u W ft1hrtrstOi n 5U''FI "11''5 WIT
A Catalogue of Trees and Shrubbery, 10
gether with the prices, can be seen at the
store of the Agent, where orders can be left
Appes-l72 different kinds.
PedrS-26 do do
Pedches--A very extensive and fine assert
ment, of thrifty growth, embracing 69
different kinds.
PlumS and CherrieS--A luage supply Of the
best qualities.
The stock of ornamental sha 10 trees and
Shubbery, Grape vines, Currants, Gooseber.
rvs, Ounces, &c dc. embraces every kind
desirable. Orders left at the above agency
will be promptly filled, and the articles so
carefully packed as TO reach their destination
without injury. sep II
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Wisconsin Lumber Yard
RHcIMcm

The subscriber having now on hand a
large stock Of seasoned lumber, consisting in
part of
$1,000 600 white pine lumber, all kinds,
100000 Pine shingles.
500 900 Pine laths,
Offers the same wholesale or retail for cash,
cheaper than any yard in st. Louis. Bull
ders and others are invited to call and ascer-
tain prices before making their purchases, as
am confident they can make a great saving
in the cost of building materials, in buying
at this yard. (sl9-29) JAS. BLOOMER
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Watches 81 yeWeIry.

T. & G. W. Hequen,bug, Watch Makers,
and Jewellers 81. Louis, Mo.
90 Keep constantly on hand, complete A
E2Aassortment of Watches, Jewelrv. andW
&.szsSilver ware. Articles of JewelryA
and Silver ware, manufactured to order W
with dispatch.
N. B. Particular attention paid TO the re-
pairing of Fine watches.
T. g. G. w. HEQUEMBURG,
Cor. I'd. and Chestnut SIS.
Oct. 81, lS50-y St. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned Executors of the last
J. will and testament of Thomas Burrus
Decd, will apply at the December Term 1850
of the Howard county Court for an order for
the sale Of negro man slave belonging to
said Estate, for The purpose of distribution.
JAMES M. BURRUS.l Er.rs.
THOS. P. BURRUS.}
October l7th, lSbO-SW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Medical Notice.

nR. J. HAYS would respectfully inform
~ the citizens of the adjoining neighbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMtN HAYs) seven miles
N EAST of Glasgow, and two miles S. West
of Switzer's Mill, and may be found at his
Office at oil times when not professionally e5.
sent.
DR.. HAYS will give his attention to the
diseases most prevalent In this country.
May 30, 1S50--l3tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Court Notice.

State of Missouri
County Of HOward,}
In The County COur! October Term 1850
EOHN w. HENRY, Public Administrator
- and having in charge the estate William
Bus.er, decd. Petition tc sell land for the
payment Of debts.
Now comes said Admr. and files his petit.
ton setting forth that The personal estate of
said deceased is not sufficient TO pay the debts
against his estate, and praying the Court TO
order the sale of the real estate for that pur-
pose, which petition is accompanied by the in-
ventories and exhibits required by law. |. is
therefore ordered TINT all persons intercs.
ted be notified that application has been made
for the sale of the real estate OF the deceased
t0 wit; The S. E. Or. OF the S E. Or. of Sec
ton "a forty ncres-N. Z. end Of the w. J OF
S. E. Dr. of same Section, 20 acres-W. ) N.
E. or. same Section, 50 acres-part N. E. or.
sa me Section 80 acres-S. Z. or. of s. w. Or
Section 10 AZ 66-l44ths acrcs-W. S. Z. or
Section "a so ncres--all in Township 81
Range Is in Howard county Missouri-and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day of the next December Term OF
this Court, an order will be made TO sell the
real estate aforesaid or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the debts against said
estate. 1t is further ordered that notice here
by required be given by publication in some
newspaper published in Howard county fol-
six weeks successfully before the Dec. Tern
Of this Court and this cause is continued.
Attest, Al. HERNDON, Clerk.
October nth l850-6t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Howard High school,

II Il l., .h'.
TNllE Thirteenth Session Of this Institution
l. will commence on the first Monday in
September and continue sir months.
Through the liberaity of the friends Of the
school, the Building, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, is now undergoing a
thorough repair. The work will be- mostly
completed by the beginning Of the term,
BOARD or INSTR UCIYON.
Rev. w. T. LUCKY, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Principal ofthe Female Department.
w. I. DAVIS, A. B., Principal Of the Male
Department.
Miss C. S. WHITE, Teacher Of Vocal and
instrumental Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Female
Department and Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. ]. J. RucEER, Tea cher Of the Primary
Male Department.
---, Teacher Of the Urinary Fe
male Depa tmeut.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Stray Horses & Mules.

STRAYED from the undersigned, living
- near New Fra nkln, on the evening of
the 18th October, one strawberry roam horse 5
years old past, near l6 hands high, one foot
white, name and tail waving, long lack and
narrow across the hips, walks, trots and PAGES
we'll
Also, one black mare, or 8 years old, 10
hands high, crease fallen, no other marks re-
membered.
Also, two yearin mules past medium size,
both unrOached, one dark bay-the other
brown with mealy nose.
For the delivery of the above stock to my
Farm liberal reward will be given, or for
their apprehension SO that can get them; any
information respecting them will be hankfully
received. The above Stock were purchased
in Saline and Lafayette counties and doub less
have gone in that direction.
nov. 7-4w JOHN R. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
IL. p. EHANENkAMP,

Successor TO Hanenkamp d Co..
VXTHOLFSALE Grocer and Commission
w Merchant, No. SO, Levee, St. Louis.
Particular attention paid to sales of Hemp,
Tobacco, Bacon and Wheat. Consignments
solicited. July %
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed will apply at the December term,
fourth Monday, Of the Randolph County Court,
for the final settlement Of his administration
on the estate Of Miles Harris, decd.
novl4-4w A. GOODING, Admr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
SLIGO IRON.

We have just received large addition to
our stock Of Iron Steel and Blacksmith's
Tools which makes our assortment full and
complete, to which we respectfully invite the
attention of Blacksmiths and others.
nj PERRY a. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
WM. f. MOBERLY. JSO. J. FLOOD.
M0BERLY g. Fl00 D.,
Wholesale d Retail Dealers in
staple a. Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, dc. g..
No. 4, North Main Street,
Brunswick, Mo.
Brunswick, Mo.

The Undersigned would take this method Of
their friends and customers TINT
they arc now receiving directly from the Eas-
tern cities their Fall and Wiuter Supplies Of
Goods, consisting in part Of the following ar
ticles viz;
80 bales IA br'n domcstics;
100 pieces Bleoched DO
500 do English American PrinE
so do French andAmer Ginghams,
so do Alpacas fancy and black.
30 do Dress silks & Satins latest styles
200 coat s. Bed Blankets; Is pcs Satinets
% pcs Ky Jeans; 30 do Cloths d Casmers,
80 do Plaid Linseys,
80 do Flannel<, white, scarlet and yellow,
200 blanket coats, ready made,
100 sattinet do do do
loo Tweed do do DO
80 BIN cloth do do do
sou pair pants do do
200 do Draws do do
40 dog Vest all qualities,
30 dog white Shirts; 20 doz under do
$50 cases Boots d Shoes,
30 do hats and caps; 30 Saddles
500 Bleachcd sacks u Salt,
80 bags Cotton Yarn, all numbers,
Laces and Edgings in great varieties. Man.
tllas and capes, latest style, Ribbons. Bonnet
and Cap Velvet trimmings, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
A great many articles too tedious to mem
ton, call and examine for yourselves as we
will sell for a small advance on eastern cost
MOBERLY & FLOOD.
We take this opportunity to return our
sincere thanks to our friends and customers
for their liberal patronage and solicit con-
tinuancc. NJ. F.
Sept. %, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Il. A. Savage,

DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, BOOTS d. SHOES,
Hats, Caps, Hard aud QuesnSudre, Naili, sc.
Water street, Glasgow,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPAN
Columbus, Ohio.
Capital 100000.

INHE UNDERSIGNED have been appoin-
l. ted Agents of this old established insu-
rance Company and are prepared TO issue all
descriptions of Fire AID Marine policies on
the same terms charged by the local Offices
and agencies Of st. Louis.
To shippers we will issue open policies
covering all shipments of produce Or merchan-
dlze to and from Glasgow and other ports in
the United States that may be made during
the season, and on settlement make a return
of l2R per cent on the whole amount of pre-
miums paid. All losses will be literally ad-
justed and promptly paid at the expiration Of
sixty days from the date of adjustment by the
undersigned at Glasgow.
Weare also agents for the New York life
Insurance Company and are prepared to take
risks on q single life for from one hundred tc
ten thousand dollars.
tu7 PERRY & BARTHOLOW, Agents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
SADDLERY,

d. spanish saddle trees do Side do do
10 do Braddem bits 5 do Snaffle do
do Curb do also Shoe thread,
Cotton, Hemp, and worsted webbing with
many other articles in this line.
M PERRY SlBARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
SUGARS.

80 Hhds N o Sugar 10 Bills Crushed do
5 bbls REID white do Is do ass'td Loaf do
5 bxs dble REID, do In store and for sale
by nj PERRY g. BARTHOLOW.
COFFEE.
70 Bags pure Rio and Java Coffee in store
and for sale by
M PERRY g. BARTHOLOW.
Groceries.
In addition to our very large and well as
sorted stock of Groceries, | have just reed
per Robt. Campbell new supply consisting
in part Of
Hhds, strictly prime Sugar
10 Bags best Rio Coffee
10 boxes assorted candies
10 do Superior w K Cheese
10 doz Can Sardines
so caus fresh Cove Oysters.
now J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Wheat! Whcat!.

The undersigned having large, conmodious
warehouses, and daily expecting a large sup
ply of sacks, will either buy or ship Wheat
on the most favorable terms.
July IL. 1880 J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
WAKNE & MERRITT,
DEALERS IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

No, 80, Market. near Main Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Keep constantly on hand foil stock inclu-
ding Cutlery. Silver Plated, Brass, Britannia
ware, Enamellsd, TiAned and Iron Hollow
ware, Japannee ware, PInnished and custou,
made Tin ware, Brushes, Baskets, Mats,
Sc Sc, Refrlgerators, Wooden ware and an
assortment of Hardware, &c. &c.
ST, Louis, Oct. 81, lS50--y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
CHAINS.

Cask English Log chains
doz pair Trace do
3" do just receiv
ed and for sale by
M PERRY g. BARTHOLOW,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Court Notice.

State of Missouri
County of Howa-d,{ o.
In the County Court October Term 1850.
TOHN w. HENRY, Public Adminis,ra tor
- Of Howard county and having in charge
the Estate of Loric Ainsworh Deceased. Pc
ttion to sell land for the payment of debts.
Now comes said Admr. and files his petition
setting fourth that the personal estate of said
deceased, is not sufficient 10 pay the debts
against his estate, and praying the Court to
order the sale of the real estate for that pur.
pose, which petition is accompanied by the in
ventories and exhibits required by law. 1t is
therefore ordered that all persons interested
be notified that application has been made for
the sale Of the real estate Of the deceased, to
wit: The N part of the s. E. Or. of Section
"a, 100 acrcs-and part OF the S. w. frac.
,ional or. dissection "a, AZ acres-all In town
ship 40 range Is in Howard count Missouri
and that unless the contrary be shown on or
before the December Term Of this Court an
order will be made for the sale Of the real es.
tate aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay the debts against said estate.
II is further ordered that copy of this order
be published in some newspaper printed in
Harvard county for six weeks successfully be.
fore the December term Of this Court. and this
cause is continued. Attest.
A J. HERNDON, Clerk.
October 9Th lS50-6t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Double Il Single barrel gums,
Rifles & Yagars.

All men who need a gun, Rifle or Yagar or
even brace of good Pistols, will please take
notice, that am in hourly expectation of a
large and superior lot of those articles They
will be sold low and every gun will be of the
best Equality.
lam also getting lot of Shot pouches,
Powder TASKS, wrenches, Tubes, and every
thing belonging to the Gun trade.
Powder, Shot, Caps and Lead Of superior
quality always on hand. -
| MD c, B. FALLENSTEIN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Iron, BIackslnitI,s Tools, &c

10 Tons genuine Sligo Iron all sizes
Ii do common bar do
8 Blacksmith bellows
10 Mouse hole anyils
20 Screw plates
"a Box vices
20 pair Elliptic Springs, also sledge and
hand hammers, cast, german, spring, English.
and American blister steel, general assort-
ment in store and for sale by
July 4. PERRY d DARTHOI,OW.
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Congressman.


The las, Jolie, Signal has hoisted the name OF
WV. T. LITTLE, Esq, Of that place, as the demo
cratic candidate for congress for this district, sub
ect to the decision of the Joliet convention. The
Signal thus gives its reasons for making this ex-
preston of preference:
Our reasons for advancing the name of Mr.. Lit.
tie are various, and, i'll our estimation, are well
founded. While lie is resident Of our town and
county, he also possesses, in an emiuSnt degree
those Qualifications and talents that elevate the
statesman Hence, in preierlng him, we are not
governed alone by local feelings, but by an ear
nest desire for the good Of the democratic cause
and the success OF the party. Ever atfable and
courteous in his intercourse with others he has
fewer personal enemies than almost any other
man ofhis standing and position. AS politician,
his course has ever been governed by principle
and consistency. Elected twice q Representative
to our State Legislature, by oyerpowerng ma.
joritics, he has had an ample field for the dis
play Of of his capacities, Let the proceedings oil
the Legislature tell how well he acquitted him.
self His report relative TO the abuses on our ca
nal, which met the concurrence OF that body, en-
titles him TO the thanks OF the people throughout
the state.
As man OF sound abilities and unblsmished
character. and whose democracy is unimpeacha-
bic, there has no candidate been named who can
claim superiority over Mr. Little 1t is, however
but just to say, that in these respects be is not
to be elevated above Mr. McRobeyts or Dr. Malo'
ny, who are so far rs We are advised his only
competitors for the nomination. All these have
active friends in this county, and as our delega.
ton are unnstructed, they will probably be diyi.
ded between them, or at least, between the first
two, DR.. N. being less known here.
We can find no fault with the Signal for ex.
pressing its preference for one of its own towns
men, but 1t Is not required of US, nor do we think
it would be entirely fair for to take sides for
or against any Of the candidates for nomination
Our chief gratifcation is in the fact that there are
such good men to select from and also in the en-.
tire confidence which we have that, whoever may
be selected By the convention, the defeated can.
didates for nomination will give him their hearty
support and that there is no danger Of there being
dissatisfaction, dsorganizers conventions, or any
thing to threaten division and defeat of the par.
ty.
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From California.

Some twenty California letters, we understand,
were received at the post Office ut this place on
Saturday. Of which we have read half dozen,
Hardly any of them seemed 10 speak as encour.
acinsly as most Of those received during the win.
ter did. Generally the season of rains and high
water had disabled the miners from profitable
out door operations, Willie the increased difficulty
Of Importation had increased expenses; SO that
few were making enough to pay board This,
Of course had discouraged them, and they write
in exceedingly low spirits
We have before Us letter fron Mr. Jesse
Green ofthc Dayton Company, in this county,
who although not apparently SO much discouraged
Ms many others, is yet very evidently nearly sat
i,hed with California The latter Is dated stan.
i,laus River, April IS He states, in substance,
that during the first six months while the company,
eight in number was at the Volcano, they had
taken out some ten thousand dollars.-but
since they had barely cleared their expenses
that they had now determined to turn the chan
mel Of the Stauslaus river, as soon rs the water
should go down; and that in the mean time the
boys felt patient and very much discouraged,
although they enjoyed good health.
In reference To the loss Of Mr. George MDunna.
van we think the letter does not give occasion for
half the alarm that is felt here on the subject and
all of which is based on this letter The following
is the extract in reference to Mr. II.
George NJ Dunnayan left w. before we came
to this place with the intention Of trading in cattle
or mules rs lie said, but We have not heard from
him since, and think he started for home when he
leftus Ii so, inform us il may not be the case at
all events do not apprehcnd anything has hap
pcned him, for we knew not where We should stop
when We separated
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yesag. You have not ~. called ne-"motber T
NJ dear motLerr' said the distracted youth,
eneeling before her.
EDO You see that 7" said The triumphant parent,
my boy knesls for my blessing. and what DO
moo shall stand by and say, that shall not bless
hin and embrace him. and then With uplifted
handA she prayed silently over him for space
blessed him audibly, aud placed tue maternal ki.s
updh his cheek. "Now, my son" she continued,
lead me from this wre,ched place" As Alfred
was leading his mother reveren.ly away. Mrs,
Canderson called out to him, captain Temple
tower, l wish not to quarrel with you
"Iknow you no more" was the brief and stern
reply. r -,
The mother became happier than the wife would
probably have been, the son than the husoand-
Mrs. Cnnderson could not tell the story to her
own credit How she came with Alfred for
nephew, she would not tell at all; we will IN
few words, merely To satisfy the curious. She
had had many years ago, some passages OF love
with the late Colonel Canderson He was about
to leave her when he was but lieutenant, and
sho but n miss in delicate situation, as she WAS
pleased to say. He was honorable, and her aitir-
nation procuredhe hasty marriage immediate
" before he sailed for India She duly wrote
HIM tid'ngsof her safe deivery Oh NE o2y, @e'
charges oil housekeeping ana nursing Wei. Ill.,
ana he rs duly sen. feilllaISeT 10 me- ,..n-
shu some iour years aietw!ds ~ Tas uApeI.su
rome dahy' ana Tue sila ,lat nc nsu .'.I '' Mr.
Candcrson stole from LGdy Rdnktes what she
then, Us Mrs Runt, would have SO willingly given
AWAY.
On the unhappy ma7,ing for the then misera
~ NJ V.s..
oie ann M's oahaeISVn ltu ma, Ne s, ne, u"'e,
eye her faterlng step, her hagsara features siie
Ntw 'ne eAu .a,'eu uhw''lnsy "''. en- hs', az"
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the town plot has all the force and effect Of an
express grant, and 60 mstanti the fee in the
streets passed to the corporation; and the pureha
ser Of lot only acquires title to the land inclu
ded within the actual limits of the lot, us iesig
mated On the plot The appellees are not riparian
owners On the west bank Of the river; and the
apprarers erred in assessing damages for the
whole stream The appellees are entitled to on.
ly half If the water. The erection of the dam
was unauthorized; and the assessment Of DANA
ges must be made with reference TO the actual
value Of the use Of one half of the water natural
~ flowing along the channel without taking into
consideration any artificial distractions extending
across the stream. The appellants are authorized
by law TO appropriate the water for the purposes
of the canal and they nre only bound to compen-
safe the appellees for the loss Of their portion Of
it Judgment reversed. Opinion by Treat c. j.
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Cholera.

RHPonrup CHOLERA on THE PRIscEroS There
were various foolish rumors ahoat yesterday 10
the effect that number OF death had occurred on
the propeller Princeton, which arrived from BUT
falo last evening. Some put the number Of deaths
as high as sixty. II appears there were three
deaths on board the boat, one Of n man from de-
lirirm tremens; another Of woman in giving
birth to child, and u third from some other cause
not cholera Chi Dem. July 10.
Tho above statement may be all correct, but a
number of the passengers Of the Princeton came
down the canal on Thursday on the boat Young
Prince" and, on account Of the existence Of some
disease among them, which the Captain thought
at least very much resembled cholera, he refused
to bring them into Ottawa but put them on near
the bridge, mile above town. The passengers
were Norwegian emigrants, some 30 in number,
and their destination was to the Norwegian set
Elements in this county There is no doubt but
there were cases of cholera among them. There
we're six or eight Of them sick, who, with the rest
were left without shelter in the hot sun on the
z canal bank; and in an hour after they were land.
nd, one Of them woman, died, unquestionably
'bf cholera During the afternoon some boards
we're taken up. and We understand temporary
shnnty hns been erected for their accommodation
The Ncrwegians in the settlements to which
they intended going, are unwilling VIC understand
in view Of the suffering from such causes las,
year, to let these cmigran,s come among them 80
long as there shall be the least appearance old
ease among them, Aud we think they are not to
blame. At the same time we cannot censurc the
Captain for refusing 10 bring them to town. But
our town authorities. OF whoever is chargeable
with tho duty. SHOULD erect at least soma shan
tses for the shelter Of such emigrants who come
thus helpless among strangers Thsre were
funds raised last year We believe, sor tue erection
Of sueh shelter. bat II wn never appropriated 10
that purpose,