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NHE second annual Fair of the
Il South Carolina Institute, for the
promotion of Art, Mechanical Inge-
nuity, &c, will be held in Charleston,
opening on the 18th November, and
to continue during the week.
Specimens of every branch Of In
dustry are earnestly solicited. Pre-
mlums will be awarded--for the best
specimens, a Silver Medal; for the
next best. Diploma. For Original
Inventions, a suitable premium, at the
discretion of the judges.
A selection will be made of the
best specimen of Mechanism and the
Arts-of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobac-
co, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Rosin and
Inrpentine-and sent to the Worlds
Fair, to be held in London in the
Spring Of 1851.
"A large and con,modious building
has been selected for the Exhibition,
and every attention will be paid to the
reception and care of articles sent to
the Fair. All articles must be direc-
ted 70 l.. M. Hatch, Chairman of
Committee of3Arrangements; and be
delivered by the l4th of November.
Communications addressed to James
A;paylor, chairman Of CosHa.;;ttte on
Correspond nee, will meet with
prompt attention. o8s ffA a
The Hon. Jos. III. LUMPKiN, of
Georgia, will deliver the Annual Adj
dress, on Tuesday night, the 18th
November. ~ -
Arrangements have been made
with the South Carolina Rail Road
Company to let all articles intended
for the Fair, return free of charge. 8'
WM. GREGG, President.
e. G. JoEEs, Secretary. V p
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NOTICE IN FULL

5 part fthc Store the subscriber
"A had in Cheohee was copart-
nership business, those indebted to
the subscriber previous to the 25th OF
December, IS49, If not paid accor-
ding to promise, will find themselves
pestered! yes, pestered, either by
myself or the proper officers, until
all is settled up. M -a 'aa
20 r. WILLIAMS.
Oct. 10, 1850. Ut T'7
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LCFTATlON.5

Wm: M. Jones having applied to
me for Letters of Administration ON
the Estate Of 4. NJ. Reid, late of
PIckens District, decd, the Kindred
and Creditors are cited to appear he-
fore me n tho sSth inst. 20 shosv
cause L any they can why said Let,
ters should not bo granted. &,
g Giyen under my hand and seal;
18th October, 1850. ~ 4 lsaIs s ,TlEg {
w. d. STEELE, o. r. d.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs DIsTRICr.

8if FiIhENS DlSThiCgs ,reSttt,
John Cobb, APP
plicaht VS. James In the Court of
Cobb ct al. defts,S Ordinary. q
Whereas there has beer deposited
in the Ordinary's Office VI said Dis
trict paper purporting to be the last
will and testament of Robert Cobb,
deceased, the applicant aforesaid
having filed his petition requiring the
same TO be proved in due ard solemn
form oflaw, and it having been
shown 10 my satisfaction that JAS.
Cobb, one of the heirs at law of the
said deceased. resides without the
limits ofthis State,-it is therefore or
dered and decreed that he do appear
at the Court of Ordinary for said
District, TO be held at Pickens c.. H,
on the 9th day of November next,
to. show cause if he can why the
said will should not he prov, d in due
and solemn form of law, and entered
on record, or his consent to the same
will be taken pro confesso as TO him.
Given under my hand and seal
August 5th, 1850.
w. ID. STEELE, o. P.D.
l2-tdoc.
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AR TNWR'S H@MIE
c. "A y rs Sf' .SF R n

THE subscribers have commenced tho
pub.lIl!catlon of q New Weekly Paper for
families, with the above title, under the en-.
tire control of t. s. Arthur, who will con.
centrate upon it all, or nearly all, of his lt.
'erary iaoors. The design of this paper is
clearly expressed in the title--"Home Ga
Scue' 1t will be, emphatically paper
Tor the home circlc--a household compan-
lon--a pleasant fireside friend, coming to
all wltha cheerful countenance, and seek
lng' while it imparts instruction, to enter
tain and interest all classes of readers. A
leading feature Of the "Homc Gazette" will
oe series of Original Nouvelettes by the
Ed tor, who will furnish some four or fiys
pictures of domestic life, written in his best
style. Tor every volume. The "Home Ga
zctte" will be the organ of no party nor
sect; nor will it be the exponent of any of
the 's~s OF the day. But it will faithfully
advocate the right, and seek, by every
means, to widen the circle of human hap
plness. Honestly will the editor teach the
truth, as he has ever done in his writings.
Tor the sake of good to his fellow men. But
IN dong this, he will avoid unnecessary
harshness and causeless offence, and keep
his journal free from stain of woundinp per-
sonality: He will oppose what is false
and evil, as one of his social duties but
while doing so, willu use no sharper language
than its rebl ke and correction NAV re1uire
The "Home Gazette" will be elegantly
printed. on fine white paper, with large
clear faced type, that may be read by
young and old without injury to the eyes.
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AganainissrRtor,ss Sale.

VIII be sold on the 18th day of
Noyember nextat the late residence
OF William jameson, deceased,
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
Crop OF, Corn Fodder Oats &c,
Horses, Cattle, Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, and various other arti-
cles belonging to the Estate of VIM.
Jemeson deceased--Sold on ID
months credit. 1 of 5dT
Also the Plantation will be rented
for 1851. 4 .fa, Tsr,
I'D. oes1 VIM. III. JAMESON.
JOSHUA JAMESON.
hu Administrators.
Oct. a, 1850. Gt 20-tf
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DISSOLUTION

or 0OPAR RI ag(ERS SNIP.
pY mutual consent we have
~ agreed that on the first day of
January next we will discontinue our
business at this place. All persons
indebted to us will please make ar
engagements to pay us by that time.
The Goods we now have on hand
we will sell at very reduced prices.
.t BENSON 81 TAYLOR.
Pickens G. H., Oct, 4, 2O-tf
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TEMPERANCE.

A MEETING Of the friends Of
- y Total Abstenance will be held
next Monday at Pickens G.. H., the
object of which is to e-organize the
Pickens District Society and appoint
delegates to the State Convention.
Ii is hoped as many of the members
OF the different Societies as can, will
meet. Come and helpin the good
.JOSERHGRISHAM,o ,o9 o.
'a. io aaasla Pres't DIT. s..
Oct, 70 tJiO4 4jagf.fi 24--lt aU
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ROADS. ROADS.

4 PPLlCAIION will be made to
IA the next Legislature, for the
appointment of Commissioners to all
ter the following roads, viz:
From Eastatoa to Pickens G. II,
by Poor Greek.
FROM Poor Greek to Anderson @.
From Col. VIM Nimnlon's to
Pendleten village. IS
e From k.astatoa to Cashiers Valley
by way Of White Water Falls. {
EAsTAToA FARMER.
Sept. 10, 1850.
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FASHIONABLE FALL AND
I WINTER @nmf0@ 4 ~ /, Z

,-w..v y! WINTER GOODS. ''P a.
Z I NiE Subscribers acknowlefl0a,
Il their obligations for liberal I.
patronage heretofore extended to
I! N, and beg leave to announce to
Inc pubic, that they have on hand, q
larger assortment of 'I -
FsNE e sssssss Cheap sssssbHsg.
than usual, all of wlsich are Of tI..2 :
latest style and well adapted TO fhe
season. They pledge themselves to
furnish, asmany, as fine, and as cbean
GOODS as can bs found n anv
country store. CfR(1CEEFES
CROCKE}s.i, and If.4RDEg;IRE
good enough for any body. Our
friends and patrons are invited to cali
and examine for themselves.
They have also several Two and
-Four llorse WAGONS uf extra : :
hAash, and two or three iloss.,g which Y !
they will sell on reasonable terals. il q .
applied for soon. .'sa
Il W, S. SsssI;. r. WI. MS. ..I,. = !,
3 Salgbsity $. q. Oct. 4, 1850 ''V''
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VIII be sold at the late residence
Oil 1aniei Chapman, decd, on the
9th day OF November, all the perso-
nal property belonging TO his estate,
consisting of stock cattle, hogs, bug
gy' Wagon, crop of corn, 6 or 5000
pounds seed cotton, household furni-
ture, farming utensils, &c. Sold on
IL months credit. A s,.s IN,
1e3 8 r. N. GARVIN, Admir-.
Oct. rs, 1850. 5' 22-tds
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ME Undersign take this method
Il of calling the attention of pur-
tchasers to q large stock of Groceries,
both IN Augusta Ga, and Hamburg
5. Q. Consisting in part of
As1AdaGHNG, both Gaammy and
b9Eadee; 4f to A6 inchcs
wide, and heavy.
BaRe Rope asad Irvine.
SUGAR COFFEE SALTLRON
Gd Motasses, Cheese, MackereL
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLow. AND PATENT
, MOULD, of all kinds,
Sole Leather, Oak tanned,
and Hemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
a2t Indigo and Madder
WLVDOW GLASS, "s.s '
PUTTY,
07E- = s.2l2 l''4 GINGER,
= @'.N -'.,a PEPPER,
rIA. 'h .... .Itt sIttt SNDT/S ~
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS. y

An association of sixty.three Members O
Congress, Senators and Representatives. have
constituted the u ndersigned committee to
snperutend the establishment of Southern
Press at Washington City, to be devoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern rights and
institutions--thc dissemination of correct in.
formation as to Northern policy, and the course
Oh Pol'tica, affairs generally, without reference
10 the old party lines of Wing and Democrat.
Arrangements are now in progress, promptly to
title of ~ "e- ''-o
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LOOK QUIT.
HEAD QUARTERS. i

CHARLEsrox, FEp. ~, 1889
TGENERAL ORDERS NO.-l .a',a ','n,,
CIRCUMTANCEs demanding that the
Governor should be officially acquainted
with the effective force of the State, and
the number of alarm men--the Brigadier
Generals are hereby directed forthwith 10
make returns of their commands, to the
Adjutant and Inspector GencraIat CAM
den. A failure in responding promptly to
this order, will not be overlooked, and the
newspaper publications will be regarded as
sufficient notice. 1 sp 200 93od
BY order of the Commander in Chic
j. w. CANTEY, Adjutant aud Ia
spector General. q9aIin,
March 8. 40 I'M. 3A
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LAND FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers 100 acres
Il of well improved land lying on
the East side of the West prong of
Little River for sale ON terms fayora-
BILE 10 purchasers. 81 raHo') 7n
brR >, Application must be made
on the premisis, between this time
and the 25th December. AZ d. .fs'i
EPPES WILLIAMS. :
q Oct. %, 1850. -s 24-tf.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TX THE COMMON PLEAS.
PICKEN.S DISTRICT.


tsa PLCKEN!S DISTRICT. lu 500
Allen Keith, assignee, Dec. in Attach
VS.. Perry & Keith,
Joel Nj. Keith. PlT's Att'vs.
The Plaintiff having this day filed his
Declaration in my Office, and the Defen
dant having no Wife, nor Attorney.
known to be in this State on whom CO
py of this Declaration NAV be served.
On motion of Plaintiffs Attorney,
IL Is Ordered, That the Defendant do
appear and plead or demur to the said
Declaration. within one year and day
from this date, or judgment will entered
by default
w. l.. KEITH, G. C. p.
Clerks Office,
January j, 1850. Ss-ly
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I GEORGE OATES lr-

.,MySlO WARE ROOMS.
FOR the le.rcfusipe sale of Bacon d. Ra
zen 8 and Dubois and SeGbmy's
ll, celebrated Grand 4ction Pr
ano Fortes,
2S4 and 23G King Street, (at the Bendl
a.1ai CHARLESTON S. 90 s. ~
Guery Instrument sold is dccoi,paniieo
gst' a acrften guarantee so that
9ths'ss - '.e risk ,phdteper to the pur-
~ ,,l.. l.aan, NEW MUSIC s,,'., gl.' y
: M r. OATES would respectfully invit
1vl the attention Of the public generally
to his select catalogue of musical publics
ions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers. ,,s ...d5,
Anaa Bishops Grand March. founded on
Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't mingle,' in La Somnambua, and
introducing the new variation. composed
by Bellini, (never before published and
the property of Bochsa.) Embellished
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
Tor the Piano Forte by N. G. Bochsa.
Price 3T4 cents
One nuitaons les Tropi9ues: "a Night in
the Tropics.) A Revcrie, on motive
from lie Desert by Felciec David Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 37J cents
Grand Polka Essatastique: composed by
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A.
Schmidt. author of the Retreat Are
ranged for the Piano Forte by Miss AdeI-
Kohnstock. 25 cents. .,,,.s. ~,
Sunnyside JVaiLz: embelsbed with a beau-
,iful and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry 4. Oates. 25 cents.
Aarg Blame Poke, % cents. Isl
hea File de Regiment Polku introducing
the air 'Salut u Ia France 25 cents.
Leoe a. A,noar Potka. 25 cents
Yankee Doodle Polka. q 25 cents. es
frederick Wilfiana's Garden Polka. 25 cts.
Second sSasaanaA, Polka: by Raiha. 25 cts.
Ho'as, Street Ronss, Poke besus:fal.
25 cents.
Last 1cose Of tSan'aer, Poke: very popular
2S cents. .,., .,t, s,E ..tsl Ia, .sl H,.s 3,
Lops not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents. 4.
Celebrated Linde Poke, introducing s.Ah !
would the happy day was near. I 25 cts.
cdgrisstoa Qaaayiiles: by r. Woolcott.
a7a cents sg
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LETTERS

. j . RI Ii
Remaining in the Post Office at
Pickens G. H., Quarter ending 3Oth
September, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent TO
the Post Office Department as dead
letters: t,s- -ea ssea
Elisha Alexander; Daguerrean Ar
list; G. Allen. r,,.,.t
b
Samuel Barren.
Anna Calhoun or Watson Collins;
J. G. Clayton; s,ua W.
Elijah Foster.
.seLI os " D aesiatfS sfJ'9
Bright Gilstrap; F. Garvin.
John Holedn John Hurd; James
Holden; Mrs. Mary A. Hunnicutt:
VIZ i: Holland,2; John Hudson SIR;
y. g. Hughes.
James Inman.
VIM. Johnson. tr
X
James Keith jr.
l.
DR. Thomas Lees James I'll. Lesley;
Levineus. ha
.4ssmm.s.s M isge ,8 $ /.
John Mongould; James McCufin;
David Mcclellan; Robt. Maxwell ir.
as % TT saras@ ~
o. w. Norris. 81
II Ft8
T.. w. Pickens; David Presley.
R
Miss Margret Rogers; w. R. Rice;
;; L Roach 2; Caleb Robertson; l..
y. Rutledge.
S
Stephen Smith; VIM. s;isemore;
Jerry, Or Jeremiah Satterfeli.
Sfsss - gflk XIX
b. ". Trimmer; Epps gvilliasns.
James Youngbleod; D. Young; Il
Yowy.e8
r. E. ALEXANDER. n NJ. /
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS

for the conduct of which. suitable Fditors have
been engaged who will also receive the aid Of
number of eminent and able contributors
Ihere VIII DO both q tri-weekly and a weekly
issue--the latter to contain substantially the
same matter as the former, and intended TO
reach those points of tho country whose mail
facilities are limited " "''"
a DAILY issue will be added hereafter. should
1t be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people ofthe Southern States.
The paper will not be exclusicelv POLITICAL
out VIII embrace on it's broad sheet the oener.
81 news OF the day, domestic and FOREIGN bv
mail and telegraph; commercial and npricplt,,.
RAJ and literary pieces; criticisms, ori9inal es.
says, literary and miscellaneous: and. in short
all those items of general interest the oollec.,
TED aggregate ofwhich constitutes tho ;nteres.
''nS and valuable Newspaper. Great care
VIII be taken to give full and correct Report Of
the Proceedings and Debates in both Hopses
OF Congress; as we'll as tho action of .be loca
Legislatures on the Southern question.
limited number only Of Advertisements
VIII be received--themain object being to fur.
nish alarge amount ofreading matter. -!
The paper will be printed ON a sheet eoua,
IN size tothose of the other Washington naners
and the material will be procured especielly
for the purpose ''p''''i''
1t is confidently hoped that evervtruo
friend to the South will aid in procuriug snb.
crioers and forward tho names. with the
amount subscribed, to some Southern Renrc.
sentative at Washington, forthwith.
Iostfnasters are authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free ofpostage.
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality.
HoMEspUN, CALICoEs, &c. &c.
All of which we will sell at the Gerry
1owest prices of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets. 4 ~
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina WILDE thankfully
received, and filed at the lowest
prlces.-Orders addressed to How
ard, Mcdonald & Co., either to Au-
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
prompt attention.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

i.,.,s., PICKENs DISTRICT. ,.t
David Lesly and wife, Applica,fs,
-89sa @u0 pSast vs. sli.i sg7He
WIN. McWhorter and wife, and
r.o.l others. Defendants. 'aoIa
Whereas it appears, to the Ordi-
nary Of said District, that Mathew
Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the
children of JAS. Kyle, deceased, VS..
James Kyle and Hunter KYLE, the
children of John, Laughlin and VIM.
Kyle, deceased. (nanles not known,)
and the heirs Of Catharine KYLE.
widow of Robert Kyle, deceased,
(names not known) parties, defen,
dants, reside without the limits Of
this State: 1t is therefore Ordered
and Decreed that they do appear and
object to the Partition Of the Lands
described in the Petition in this case
onor before the lst Mea.sday i. Ds.
cember, 1850, or their consent to the
same will be entered of record.
.3't w. ID. STEELE, o, p. d. pa
Sept. End, 1850. l6-3n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

California would be admitted, and Ter.
ritorial Governments formed for the re-
mainder of the Territories without the
Wilmot Proviso; in conclusion he said
that Mr.. Calhoun had erred-he had
taken the Southern platform, Mr.. Web
ster the national one, and appealed to
all TO come to the rescue Of the country.
Mr.. Casey was willing TO leave the
question where the Constitution leaves
it. The whole difficulty has gaown out
of difference Of views as to the con-
stitutional powers on this subject--that
contends one way--this the other. He
believed, firmly, that the Mexican laws,
the constitutional and organic laws
made them SO, that if slaves were 10 be
taken there now, they would instantly
become free. With regard to the ter.
ritories ofthe United States, he believed
Congress had ample power over the
subject.
Mr.. Gddings spoke against the ex'
tension of slavery, and avowed the
motto of his constituents to be, "no
more slave territory, no more slave
states"
Mr.. Thurston obtained the floor
when the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
SLEEPING IN MEETING.

There are some person of a tempers-
menl which should preclude them from
induIging in sleep at meeting. OF this
class are those who start, kick. or Jump
in their sleep. Such an unfortunate
predlspositlon is annoying and trouble
some in the extreme. A single sleeper
Of this description may break the slum-
bcrs Of whole slip Of orderly hearers.
We once held q seat by the side of
man who regularly overturned the
the cricket on waking up, and who
had, on several occasions, scattered tho
contents Of the box Of cav. dust in eve
ry direction. Persons afflicted with
such constitutional mslsde., if they
will 60 10 church, should take some So
Porifc or composing powder before
starting.
We have recn iho-e who on awaking
betrsy & feeling Of manifest amazement
and be ~ilderment. as if thev did not
imme diately Tecoliect where they were,
or whst they had been doing. Such
conduct is, TO say the least highly i'm
/ polite. An experienced sleeper, under
whatever circumstances he may awake,
will exhibit no unusual emotion of sur
prise. II is in equally bad taste to ap-
! pear 20 notice the s.umbers Of others.
A single cthcious gazer will often
direc; the attention Of half the house
to sleeper, who bat for him, would
have escaped observation.
Snoring in respectable congregations
has long passed into disuse. Bat il may
sometimes happen that you may have
taken an old style sleeper into your
pew, who either has not sbsndoned the
. habit, or cannot do so. 10 such g case.
the only way of saving yourself from
modification is, TO rcsolaiel y determine
2 10 sacrifice your own comfort for the
!. good Of your friend; in othet words,
TO keep awake yourself ,ha, you NAV
keep him awake. In this connection
: we may suggest, that children who
r have been taught TO smother their risi.
: bIe or lschrymose tendencies. should
d be .edulously kept from church. La.
dies, also who were ever known TO faint
should, n warm weather, sit near a
window. or else be well instructed in
E the fan exercise. The hustle and con
fusion created by regular faint. ava
=. ken many VINO would otherwise have
! enjoyed their nap TO the last prayer. A
II choloric old gentleman of our acquain,
lance was once so eIasperaied on b.
inc awakened in the middle of his
, by women, who had tainted. ,.b,."af
d. the heat of his passion, tle 80. .
q vowed never again TO sleep in nhl' mea,
from sheer spite tn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
BOONsLICK TURNPIKE ROAD.

The last Legislature passed an act
te incorporate the Boonslick Turnpike
Road Compsny--sn ect Of thirty Sec
tions-conferring the power to make q
Turnpike, Plank or McAdamized road
from Glasgow, on the Missouri river
by the way Of Fayette, Rocheport, Co.
lumbia, Fulton. DanviIIe sad Warren.
ton, to ST. Charles. Superintendants,
residing in each Of the counties thro'
which the proposed road would pass,
were named in the act. whose duty in
part was made TO coHsis, in opening
books for the subscription Of stock
We observe in the St. Charles Chrome.
type a call upon the Superintenden,s in
the respective cosn.ies TO meet together
in DanvlIe on The l5M day of April.
for the purpose Of agreeing upon the
time and manner Of opening the books
for subscription Of stock in said compa.
ny" The call is signed by VIM. J.
McElhiny, T. W. Cunningham, N. c.
OResr and Wilson L. Overall, Super
intenden,s for 81. Charles county. The
The other Superintcndants named in
he act are; at Glasgow, J. ID. Perry.
Edwin B!lingsley. Henry Lewis, and
John II. EslilI; al Fayete, w. F. Birch,
w. c. Boon. l.. CrigIer and Benjamin
Watts; at Columbia, VIM. Jewell, Moss
Prewtr, n w. Wilson. Thes. Selby
and Warren Woodson; q, Fulton; J. s.
Henderson. Geo. Barley, A. A. Riley
d. w. Tucker and J. X. Sheely; at
DanvIle. r. c. Fulkerson, Peter Da-
vault, John Baker, c. 3. Harper and J.
c. Whiteside; at Wsrreuton, w. B.
Stewart, J. A. Pulliam. John Preston,
R, J. Houston and J. w. McFadden.
f What will the Superin,endants do'
, VIII they not obey the summons and al
tend the meetins' We refer them 10
the charter Of the company on the 33G.
, page oflhe acts Of the last session.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-. March, 10, so.

oI' JOsEFh, WO', "oiShB 49, w.
Mr.. GREEN:
Dear Sir:-Thinking, perhaps, you
would like to hear from this place on
the subject of the arrivals of the Cali
fornia boys, l take pleasure in dropping
you this note. There are about three
hundred here, tha, have arrived from q
distance-mostly from Indiana, illinois,
and Michigan. I notice very fine
company from Chicago. There are
but few from this State, as yet. In a.
bout two weeks they will begin TO pour
in. Stock is selling here, say, for Ok,
en-. $50 TO $40; Mules from s75 to
Sll0; Poney horses from $40 to 500
Game pretty plenty. Nothing more Of
interest yet on hands.
Yours Respectfully,
.- ... F. w. N.