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NOTICES.


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NH Washing o4 ARTILLERY, Atae>tssn
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TT ODD Fellows HALL ASSOCIATION. Notics 10
hereby given. that election will be held MONDAY.
9Th May next at the Office of Odd Fellows Hall Aocia-
uon No. ID Camp for the Of choons
Directors to serve for year from date Of tsis election.
apps to w. SHAW. Secretary pro tenn.
~ NOTES.-The undesngnsd ,as resumed business On
sccona will aid 4osboo Of the Affairs Of the
late house Of EvERiCH CO.. dissolved the dsce.ss Of Mr.
EDWARD J. Walsh. nO w. LEvERICH. I
~ DR.. 8. w. Dalton. who's duty IL 10 to vaccinsts
those Children tbs Public Schools the Second Municipality
Who md d been fsF weeks prsvrute
sickness from doing he however, able ahd prepared
duty eaes Principals Teacher
several Schools end uch children his oce for that popoe
u Othsrs desiring rrotscon against hs SMALL POx,
fully invited to call at his office. i18 Circus
e~o---rt
Succession OF Amos H0ugh.
n All perons having any claims against
HOUGH, deceased hereby notified Known,
aud Of their respective clm ts
| which they established
| ELISA wINFREE, Admintr.tiz.
n Apply W. BUFORD, suesa Jaehson
and Josephine Lafayette; Communications LEFT oes
| be attended to. spsu
| Succession Of John McD0nogh.
no All persons indebted the Succession JOHN McDOE
OCH requested immediate payment
Executors Of his Estate otherwise legal steps
Of all unlqudaed claims; and having
against said Estate will present them Office said
| corner Of Customhouse and Royal s,reea
| C. R0sRLIUs,
A. ID. GRESHAM,
/ jdl6u j. SPEAR SMITH, j
/
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
~ candidate for reelection, CONSTABLE of the Fifth
Justice of Peace, Third Municipality Election third
| November, 1851. apis
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
| MILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his In the parishes Of East and Wess
| Feiieisna, Faa Baton Rouge and St. Helena.
| 90 Office, Clinton, La
Crockett, News ,rleans. api
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DREADFUL AocIDESr.-Mr. Logan, a brother of Dr. I,o
o. OF mares recently removed with his family to th.
State from South Carolina and on wish In hi, bro,h n
Logan LETT in sk for Caro- lton with h three ,on,
Vomhs) and five slaves-three grown and two children
When opposite Carolton. about IL O'Clock yesterday
headns ms boat Tor the Shore she dted down the
nver sideways ard striking a raft instantly can,zed NJ
Logan passed under the raft and drawn ND on the on
poste side The slaves and of Mr. L. Hoated ,oms i,I
Instance down the river boat from the raft went a, .oop
as 70 nsf assistance AMI succeeded in saving one OF
The sons-the Other two. and the five slave, we,s dS
Nr Logan and her daughter. in company with the wife Of
" Logan cane down in carriage and arrived soon afe
the accident. ~ "'e" 'oon "a tei
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

EEAS-Of various kinds and qualities
Sugar :. q. :, -, a.;
Wines :. :, :, :, =.
Brandes and Liquors :. :. -:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes, Sardines, PRESERVES and Pickles;
asns, Cnrranls. Citron. Grapes and Figs
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice
Moiasses and Syrups Of all qualities;
Hams, Sugar.cufed and Westphalia;
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly hand by continually receiving and for sale
on the most ressonabe terms ipI7 lys
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family use
Picked salmon. in kits and ha' T kits;
Mess Mackerel, in Kits and half kits:
kits; - - ~
Hsibus, Napes and Fins. in quarter bbs
Dned God Fish, fine article
ANA very large of Family and Planta tiop
stores, together with foil Of Ship Chandlery
Tor sale low by lap22l F. EVANS CT, 73 Camp at
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Per ship VIM b Travis, from NewYork-E Stevens l.
eo1rho. p Wilson-J NJ Relf &co-J Woodruff SeoEi
Bndge-Chas Gotlschalk-kennett Dix &co-G l. Dolls n
roole y bro1C Buddecke &cO-Marin, Owen cos
Jones y e9,rros' &co-Godsmih &co-Voigs l. Jeanre.
1and-H Beaeh-Hnghes. Wallet e. Thomas-Brewser &
Gi9ckerel1R Robinson y o ivier-Bonner Il Smih-Wrighi
Williams &.o-Ias Mc(iregur &eo-B,ander Williams i co
GGhenne DIX &co-Norment. Cooper Nco-t; q Games
she'd Potter-R Richards-l Hart-Shropshire & Son
- bal-i w shaw NJ Carriere-Swiney Green &cc-
l.athr9p &Gn0Felowes &eo-Turner, Wilson &co-SmalI
Mc cM II b1nnabe-Henderson Il Peale-J M Gou d.
" L Kennedy Foser-M Greenwood Gco- q
Denmau &co-L Grant F Suson-Taylor Il ass ly-A
ManIoe &co-D Chase-H H Green-Tayor ,ddpn i Co
Lum &co-W Violet &cO-Baker SOery-Dowps
Suuny Gco-J W aerman &co-W Mecuchon &co-L
spencer &co.Fosdick &co-J Adams-J III Sturses eco
GaIthW'lte. Griffin &co-D w & F Belden-Beden Eco-
Hard-and order. NV o
=, fer ship TarQuin, from Boston-C A Townsend &co-W
y Hathaway-Nlarshall & James-W Ii I,chford &co-C
fearson-Siro her Bros-Nurth Bros-A Whtmarsh-Jno
HqI.y-N II BHgham-W b McCu,cheon &co~Keupety
FoserItsreen. Harding &co-and order
fer oark Piedmont, rom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Norton
g. Branch Mnt-R Yeaiman Co II Hansel y
4 Hart &co-S Maspsreau &c0-Marsh Ranlett &c-R
Fraser &co-SteWar 4 Bro-Bareili &co-HoweI, GRAY
0co.,nmal McGill-kenneti, Dix &cO-T q TWicbel Il
COW Whiting q Pearce-Leeds &co-NcDoweI Sco-E w
nSenton-b Eder Bros &co-Picket Perkin. &co-Baker
Soery-Mnght, Williams &co-C Alter-and order
w Uavery from Batmore-B uchannOn, arolI &
&e9-seceomb Il Voorhies-M Greenwood scoNDyas Sco
GsMEoon imus &co-Sam Stewart-Thos Caniridge-Prce
fr3s-W I Mayo-B Vas-C Il Buddecke &co-Ken.
nett, Tx &co-Cherry, Henderson &co-Marsb Raplett
GU" jackson &co-and order.
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots, Brogans, Hats an,
shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE T. CO,

FRIDAY May al Da past 10 o'ciock-wili their
auction store. 81 Msgaz without
DRY GOODS, such Fancy Prints Bue Drill. Checks and
tads Brown and cached Apron Checks Cloths
Moussen de LANES, Ribbons shsvlu etc.
Also, an iavoce OF CLOTHING
Also, an nvore Of II ARDWARE and CUTLERY.
$50 cases BOOTS, BR0GANs. SHOES; Slrsw Wool Nutris
HATS, CAPS; Oh Cloth Clothing
Also, an inv lice of SADDLERY
Terms at sale.
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Passengers.
Per ship John Garrow from Liyerpoo-2s3 in seerape
Fer ship Olympus from L,erpooIWae9 in ste. rase
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,ne snip olympus from Liverpool on the l4th inst of
tenburgh.
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FIRST DISTRICT Court - Judge Larue. - Yesterday
Victor Ju,dan fires OF color, put upon his tra
for having killed j. j. santvie, in affIay which tool
place the Globe Ba-roo the I'd February last.
The District Attorney, NJ NJ. ReynoIds Esq. appeared
for the prosecution, and Messr C. Roseus c. Dufcu
Esqs., defended the prisoner.
Tht Arrangement took place 10 O'Clock and aft consid
cradle trouble in selecting jury the commenced Mr.
Reynolds addressed the for the prosecution and
briefly the iacs of the the time explaining the
law which governed charges of that kind.
Coroner SpeddeB the FIRST witness called, and he de
posed to having held inquest the body the day follow
ing the affray, and to having found wounds one
the lett breast, and one on the small of the back.
Dr. j. NJ Landreaux said he made post m0rtem exam-
nation OF the body with the assistance of Dr. Lemonier
found Two wounds the body of the deceased tn,
small oil the back two inches Deep which entered near thu
fifth vertebra OF the back the other wound on the e
aide oil the chest and measured eight inches in length
entered the cavity OF The thoax penetrating way th
upper part OF The right vencie Of the heart and
death.
number of witnesses were sworn for the prosecution
who merely stated the facts of the case from their
dence appeared that the I'd OF February last ball
given at the ODE Ball Room, ST. Peter street Abou
hall past eleven O'Clock fcuy occurred between thu
deceased and Baptsle Jourdan brother 10 the accused
whom he was treating very badly The accused interfere,
and demonstrated the deceased concerning conduct
towards bis brother, and he. without making any reply
struck accused several times, and knocked him down b,
this time they in the street, and fight between then
took place, which witnessed by great crowd. TIN
accused to make thrust the deceased but
observed by any one, nor was any weapo,
found. Soon after this Waterman up and took thu
accused into custody and Sainve then staggered fell an,
said, Pm sabbed.'' He fingered few minutes in pa
and then died.
For the defence number of witnesses were called, AM
they spoke to the facts but said Santve struck the frs
blow in the street. the door leading the ball room
and knocked the accused under the wheels of cab SIEVE
raj respectable gentlemen spoke the good character
Jon'dan and said he was quiet respectable and peaceab
The District Attorney said he would keep the Court b.
addressing anything farther Jury on the case and tn
counsel for the defence did hak necessary addres
the Jury for the prisoner and left the hands tn
Court Judge Larue briefly charged the Jury. stating TIN
grounds VIII ch they could find the accused guilty
murder. and those which they must acqu him. TIN
Jury RETIRED and after absence of five minutes returned
into Court with verdict of " not guilty." which was re
corded, and the accused was discharged.
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ANTI-PAPAL LEAG UE.-The basis of an anti.
papal league has been agreed upon in England 1t
is said that the Federacy will be one of the most
formidable which we have any example of in the
ecclesiastical annals of the country. The forma-
ton will be inaugurated by great gathering in the
largest place which be got in London. When
It's constitution and plans brought before the
public, it will strike terror into the heart of the
Popery. 1t will be more than defensive, it will
assume the aggressive it will bring its means and
and appliances to bear even on the city of Rome
ITSELF One OF the principal objects will be to in
duce the British Government to demand from the
Pope the allowances to English Protestants in
Rome which are so abundantly granted to Roman
Catholics in England
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WRECK AT SEA-Corpse dashed on Board-
Capt. A. II. Poole of the ship Lockmaber Castle.
from Liverpool March 10, reports that on the 9TH
oil April, at P. M, in lat As 81, lon. rs S west,
he tell in with and boarded the wreck of vessel,
water logged. To the stump of her mizzen mast,
OF which only about eight feet remained was
lashed the body of man with fragments Of cloth
ing hanging from the legs. He had on sea boots,
and appeared to have been dead two or three days
The vessel was apparently English built bark,
OF about 500 tons, and was loaded with mahogany,
some legs of which were washing out of the stern
She had probably been taken suddenly aback and
dsmasted, as part of her masts and yards were
strewed about her decks, the sails on which were
reefed Her belfry was standing, from which Capt
Pooe's men took the brass bell There was no
name upon it. This was the only article taken
from the wreck. They could not release the corpse
as the sea was breaking heavily the after part
of the vessel. m Y paper
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Groceries .Psovistons. "...... and Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE n CO.
L their auction Store, 81 Magazine street, -,
q b,ss. ss. 100 bo... .ors so Candy;
81 5 D.%los Gsi 20 1sre' le s9s, sSyrsp
Is bal 8 Quils; 70 cases Clocks;
70 haftbI: Moa..e.i 2,I beg. Dried Apples;
10 boree Glass; case Table Spoons;
! ca,e Lamp Chmnies; Is boxes Curacao;
ID Snr1inrs;
Mars.ehino Anni.sits oil Soap csnd Sale ..u. Indigo, r.
baceo Irvine, Tooeuei Msckers Raisin PORK Beef, Hams
shoulder, clsret Wine, etc, a.2s
Large Sale OF FurnituFe On account of departure.
At 1.-THE Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
large Of desirable Household FURNITURE,
nbrcioE and valuable a,cs Of Psan
gram Carpets HAIR NOES, sping Maes.e, French
Porcelain Dinner Sell Clocks splendid Ey Chairs
With other description Of Chambef and Kitchen
coosing Stoves, etc. etc sp29
PeremptOry Sale Of Furniture, on account of
departure. =
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, Auct'r.
AT the Commercial Exchange St Charles
TUESDAY April % at hslfpa ociock-W sold without
i reserve, account Of Departure
a Of FURNITURE. consulting in part Of Mahogany and Wal
aPes Cloth one PiaBoforte together with variety Of
lu.nuure ap19
BY r. H. PETITPAIN.
ugsDtY' sP.l e 80 Oeioes-wi be sold his
z e +: bI y s ss. EATS.
i cases as e Hs . ssyi Pear, " S.u. HATS
/ do. do Boys HATS.
$50 dozen Fancy ;:;, c snS 'ssaii,Rrs
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PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his care the parishes Of East and Wess
Felicians. Faa Baton ROUGE and st. Helena.
~ Office, Clinton, La.
Refer 70 Hon Theodore H. McCaleb or Hon. John w.
Crockett, New Yesns. anil
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-The business of this court
Yesterday consisted mostly of petty and breaches
the peaee none of them possessing the slightest public
Serious 4ssat.-A serious charge of assault was pre-.
fered by Louis Ausset against Patrick and Margaret Dgnum
who, he said, beat him numerically yard in st. Peter
street The woman took hold OF him by the eek nearly
choked him. and while she held him in this POSITION
band took and his head open with it, They gave
bail for their appearance the charge. future exam
nation.
Usfng the Knife.-A man named Amant charged
with assaung Francis Affair." in IRENE Market, Sunday
morning last, about 10 O'Clock by striking him with knife
and remanded.
Burgtary.-James Jewell brought up on charge of
entering steamboat with the intention of committing rob.
berry On Saturday afternoon last, about four O'clock he
entered the steamboat Brilliant and feonouy broke open
small trunk belonging Judge Debeaux but detected
while in the of examining which he found
in IT, and given into custody He prison
further examination
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MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
~ Ia candidate for re-elect'on CONSTABLE of the Fifth
Justice of Peace, Third Municipality Election third Of
1851. apis
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heavy doors and shutters He sent Conner for trial TO the
First District Court.
E1t,nsive Robbery Of yeneirp-A man named Anthony
hanh0use known to the Police character of dsreDu,e
was brought before the Recorder yesterday and
with being concerned in extensive burglary which was
perpetraed on Sunday night The Jewery store of Mr.
Richard Charles. No. 9 New Levee street.
appeas that some thief thieves who had previously
made themselves acquainted with the premises went tn the
door OF coffee house adionn the store and endeav
ofed to open it. Being secured with bar inside I,
TOOK considerable force to do so but after pushing AT
or some tme they succeeded bending the bar of the
ooor and then 40 far opened be able to get hand in
10 raise the bar from the fastening which was Sc
cured ny these means effected into the
cohee house, which divided from the store of Nj,
Inaes by wood partition, in which was door a, one end
with lock to 1t, safely fastene To this door The thieves
app'ed skeleton ley and easily opened it, giving them
ready nc cess to the jewery store They now commenced
work In earnest for with other skeleton keys they opened
sale IN which the most valuable portion of the jewery
nightly secured and from this they took articles of great
value and strewed them about the floor while such they
thought suitable to their purpose they carried away The
property stolen worth 1850, and Of gold Watches
chain SEALS keys, rings and other jewellers articles Of the
most costly description It 10 supposed that the BURGLAR had
planned this robbery for time. and that organized
system was pursued in efecins it. The thieves in the
store several hours, and it thought than visit
made 10 the premises About O'Clock in the morning. Off
Turner the prisoner (Hanhouse) leave the STORE
and he followed him closely the Levee. but observing the
dgent officer watching him. he pretended be drunk and
lay down the Levee. apparently asleep He was then
taken to the Watcbh0use and locked up The Recorder
remanded him for further examination.
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DR.. IL. CrNlM,S
ShOulder Rrace and Sun,,nrtar

t'OA'S STARCH-300 boxes in store, for sale
BY A. d. GRIEFF co. 50, " and a Old Lsvse
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~ DR.. o. w. Dalton. WHOSE duty IL b to vaccinata
those Children Of tbs Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
Who may require desre for weeks pFsvente
BY Sickness from doing he able sind prepared
discharge that duty Principals Teacher,
several Schools eDd such children his Office for that popos
u Othsrs desiring against SMALL POx srs
respectfully invited stses ja6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-12
sill Alive

Although ain selling off freely, and have
every reason to be well satisfied with the pa
tronage for my cheap goods it rs well enough
for my friends to know that the game is not
all killed yet" There arc still on hand of
unsod goods, Ten Thousand Dollars worth
aud upwards. Sumo of my goods arc entire
Iy sold out, and others hardly touched.
My stock of Shoes and Boots, although call
cd upon hourly, still offers good Inducements,
! even for merchants; have on hand some G or
7 unbrokcn packages, such as Boys BroraUs
from to and over, and Mems Boots from
to 10.
My Blankets would do honor and prnisc t.
St. Louis Jobbing House, and are for sale
| Mt prices almost beyond belief.
fine blue gcnsimeIld Blanket, large SIT
for S3 20 per pair. An old experienced
gentleman valued thom yesterday at Sc, near
| u dguJle.
My India RuIJcr goods arc more than Il
U atch for any house ever brought to Missouri,
Of this class of goods: Leggins, Lifc-prcscrv.
crs, Cushions, Bl1nkcts, B,ots, Caps, Cuaks,
! OycraIlS, NC.
My Iron House is big with Tonnage, no less
! than II tons Of the best OF Iron arc stored
there and every thing, commonly
called common Bar Iron, and such as inch
square and round and heavy Band Iron is for
sale at - cents. all other kinds in proportion.
BonncttS are offered for a mere song
! From % cents up, a good Florence Braid Bon.
nett, black and white at 81 u.
1t is perhaps folly for any regular house to
say they could compete with me or undorscI
me- All goods have risen in prices especial
| ~ wooden; and take no advantages Of til
rise, sell ut strict cost, mark furnished ii dc
sired; and am in full good earnest to quit
the place aud business, after the first Of july
next, there will be no moro goods sold in this
or any other town by your obedcnt servant,
CHAS. b FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow, April 10, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-12

THE RIvrR.--The river commenced
falling Saturday night, and has been
steadily going down since. 1t is now
within its banks. The water lacked
some ten feet of being as.high as it wa:
in 1874, yet great injury has been done
ltothe residents Of the bottoms. Many
of their farms were inundated, anC
their growing crops are entirely drown
ed out. Their loss in fencing, stock
&C., has been heavy, to say nothing o
the inconvenience, trouble and risl
they were forced to incur in movin!
out TO the bluffs. The season will b.
lost 10 many of them, as it is too lat
TO pitch another crop. should. lhei
farms be in q condition TO admit of it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-12
PLANK ROAD.

AT meeting of the President and Direc
tors OF the Glasgow and Huntsville Plank
Road Company. held at Roanoke, on Tues
day the 9th, the following resolution wa;
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Stockholders be re-
qured 10 pay, on or before the 18Th day o
June, 1851, five dollars on each share o
stock subscribed, payment TO be made to N
B. Coates, Treasurer, Huntsville, or F. A
Savage, Secretary, Glasgow.
D. c. GARTH, Pres't.
F. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y.
The Stockholders in the Glasgow ant
Huntsville Plank Road Company will CONF
forward and make payment in accordance
with tie above resolution.
N. B. CoATs, Treas.
F. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y.
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New Arrangement.
S2dils, Trunk anil Harness NanHfact9ry,
GLASGOW MO.

Sadils, Trunk and Harness Manutact9ry
GLASGOW MO.
EoOPER s. BROTHER, beg leave TO an.
Z nouuce that they have associated them
solves together for the purpose Of carrying Oh
the
TRUNK AND HARNESS
BUSINESS,
in all its various branches; and will constant
ly keep on hand u good supply of articles ia
their line, manufactured from the best mate.
rial, and in the most substantial and work
manlike manner. Now on hand, and 70, sale
very low,
l! Dog, best quilted scat Ladies Saddle.
" " fUrcpiccc ladies' do
" plush " do do
" quilted Texas Spanish gents. d.
3 " assorted gents. saddles
" sets stage and wagon harness
Together with all other articles usually made
or kept in a Saddlcr's shop.
They invite n call and examination Of their
work and prices, and assure all who may thus
favor them, that they viii be supplied az
cheap as at any establishment in this or any
Of the adjacent, towns. They wish it d ,tincl o
~ understood they. will not be undcrsold.
The usual time given to punctual dealers.
and work exchanged for Dry Hides, Linsey
Tow LINEN, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, &c. &c
w. p. ROPER,
| A. w. ROPER,
Glasgow March IL, l55l.
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BanI AND SHOE MANDATORY.

t., The subscriber respectfully announc-
kt es to the public that he has resumed
~ business, and is prepared to attend to
all orders for Boots and Shoes of every des-
cription. He has on hand complete ussort-
ment of materials, of the best description, and
fashionable Lasts, purchased under his own
supervision, and as he employs none but the
best of workmen, feels confident of giving sa-
tisfaction to all who will call upon him.
He also keeps on hand General Assert
ment of Boots, Shoes and Ladies Slippers, Of
Eastern Manufacture, which he will sell at
very low rates for cash
A full supply of Leather and Shoe-makcr's
Findings Generally. kept for sale.
Shop in the old Drug Store, opposite Dr.
Vaughan's office.
SAMUEL STEINMETZ.
Glasgow, May Sth, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-12

MANUFACTURING ToBAcCo.-At the
Planters Tobacco Warehouse, Saint
Louis, last Friday, there was sold one
hogshead manufacturing leaf tobacco
at SIS IS per 100 lbs, which is the
highest price obtained this season.
Three others of the same crop brought
SO 60, So 40 and IS per 100 lbs. IL
was raised in Franklin county. in this
state