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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
Notice to Builders
December, 1851-1w
Administration Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the county court OF How
ard county, letters testamentary on the estate of
VIM. Andrews, decd, bearing date December I'd,
1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and those havn;
claims against il to present them properly authcnti
Gated in one year from the date Of said letters or
they may be precluded from having any benefit of
said estate, and if not presented in three years
they VIII be forever barred.
T. SHACKELFORD, Ex'r.
nacarnbar 4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
December A-3w
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ have obtained from the County Court Of Ran
dolph comfy, letters OF administTor on, de bonus
non, on the estate of Bartholomew Dameron, decd.
bearing date November "a, 1881.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims asanstit 10 present them properly aulhcn-
ters, or they may be precuded from any bcleft Of
said estate; and if presented in three years they
will be forever barred.
ALIEN. NJ. DAMERON,( Admr.s.
WIN. L. CAMERON. ) -
December l. IS5!-2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

The Legislature of Tennessee has passed
a bill making the Judges of Courts and At
tOrnies General elective by the people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
NEWTON.

GETTING EcoNoMlcAL.-Thc newspapers
announce that the British Government will
not fill the station Of Minister. vacated at
Washington by the departure OF }Ir. Bulwer,
till some emergency shall arise requiring
the presence o such representative. This
may be probably initiated BY our Govern
mcnt. Why maintain all dis diplomatic
pomp and parade, at great expense for no
useful purpose, when, At this age, British
VI mister can reach the United States in ten
days? O?coursc our Government is bound by
usage only tomaintain'h The same grade of Min
isters tthe Court OF London. IN addition 10
this, we shou,d not be surprised to see Eng
land totally aboIishing her embassy to France,
now that the submarine telegraph is in
operation between the two countries. She
has already reduced the salary from 9lO,OOO
to $4,000 stcrIing.- Baltimore sun.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

SdrSopdrU1 rs CGnch1lIgUd.-Soon after the
Introduction of the herb CdnchllagUd into this
county, il was found that as an anti-scorbutic.
febrifnge and tonic il was Far superior TO the best
Brazilian SarsaDarilla. In Liver complaints.
Scrofula, and Pulmonary affections, it was admin
istered with marked success. Tae qualities
have named It retains in all their strength when
combined with Lirrrc0rt and Tar, and in the form
Of DR.. Rogers Strup Of itrer1rOrf, Tar AMI Con-
cbn'cEud. The demand for this great anti Con-
sumptiVe medicine is enormous, and constantly in
creaSnp; necessary result Cf its effects The
limits Of an entire newspaper would he inadequate
to present the evidence in its favor, which, without
solicitation. has accumulated on our hands. For
that and other information must refer the
searchcr after truth 10 the pamphlets distributed
grautously by our Agents
~ For sale by o. Henderson, agent, Glasgow.
December 4-w2
7Rsre is a d ference beiteecn trisfdr's Ba'sqn
WI Che,r7, and all other preparations Of Wild
Cherry. The true ard genuine contains, besides
the Extract Of Wild Cherry Bark, other medicinal
agents OF great character and efficacy in the Of
Coughs. Colds and general diseases Of the chest and
lungs. But The important difference between this
medicine and all others of the kind, is that "Wis
aI's Balsam cures while othcrrCmadjes give only
Temporal relief to the sufferer Read the follow
ing certificate, rendered us by of own ct-
Zens:- CINCINNATI, Feb lS, 1851.
Messrs. SANFORD s PArK-Gentlemen-It take
this opportunity TO inform You of The rcma rliable
cure perto' med IN my own case, by the use OF DIR.
Wistar's Balsam of w Id Cherry. About the 1st
Of September, 1876, l was attacked with violent
cold, which seated upon my lungs, and during the
space Of five MONTHS | abored under a violent
cough. had quite lost all hope of recovery, until
about week or so ago, was induced TO try your
Basam of w Id Cherry, and before | had used half
of one bottle, nay cough relieved, and l am
now, by the blessing OF God, and the further use of
this Balsam, restored 10 perfect health. Yours,
resrrcifuliy, HARRIET S. HILL.
fc75 This invaluable preparation is
Sod by o HENDERSON, Glasgow; w. r. Smell
SON, Fayette; and ]. V. HARDY & Co., Huntsville.
Notice to Builders
g EALED PROPOSALS for building house
~ in the Town of Cambridge, in Saline county,
will be received by the undersigned at the above
mentioned place on or before the Goth of Dec
The house to be two stories high, forty-two feet in
length, and twen,y-fonr in width. The whole foun-
dation 10 be of good stone, the front wall hewn
The lower story 10 be finished off for Mercantile
purroses, the upper for an Odd Fellows Hall.
l,5y All the materials 10 be of the best quality,
aha The whole building to be executed in work
munii manner, and finished according 10 the plan,
which can be seen at the store of the Msssrs.
Grove in Cambridge, on or before the Isl day of
June 1852. WIN. H. PORTER,
Chm'n board Trustees.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.
LIFE INSURANCE.


]. W. WHITE, ROANOKE, MO-,
TTAyING been appointed Agent 70: the ''Union
IL Mutual Insurance Company" of Boston, will
take risks on the Lives of white persons only, for
one year, or for Lifetime, at the lowest rates of
Premium. A plan of Insurance with the Directors
names can be seen, and pamphlets furnished gratis,
by application 10 the Agent at Roanoke.
September, 26, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
JAS. A. SHIRLEY,
NOTARY PUBIIC--F ayette, NO.

WILL give 1TsUdsr od Msssse SsqSS to Bo%Pes RgsPas e
Attorneys, Bills of Sale, all kinds of Conveyancing
and leans, and taking and certifying reln9uish-
ments of dover, taking dispositions, taking and GER
tifying afidavits, to administering oaths and affirm;
ing in all cases in which the same are authorized
bylaw. 10 having witnesses summoned, to taking
and perpetuating testimony, &C.
Fayette, Sept. ls, ls5l--5m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

E5-MILK, so nutritious when taken as
food, if injected in the veins acts as dead
ly poison.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
STOVES AND TENWARE.
John R, Carson,

Ia, Respectfully announces to the public that
I'd he has on hand an extensive assortment OF OF
dispose of at low prices.
GS5s Particular attention paid to guttering.-
Ofders in the place or country, promptly attended
e11- Shop next door above D'mnica & Hutchin-
sons store.
Glasgow, June 26, 1851.
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S>rav 1ure--S25 Reward!

S7FaN WsiIe--SH5 Ncsyard!
Q TRAYED from the subscriber. about the last
- of August, dark brown mare Mule. branded
with q figure 9 on the left fo,e-Shoulder. and a
cross on the left hip. of good size, and will be
six years old next spring; had shoes on the fore
feet when il left will pay the above reward for
sad mule, if delivered 10 me, miles last of Gas-
gow-or all reasonable expenses, if informed
where it is, so that ] can rct t
CORNELIUS MAUPIN.
Nnrenher L. 1851 5f.-S1-ul
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

In Virginia twenty-three papers have run
up the Fillmore flag.
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1851:
Total $33, ,97S.
Nov. |, to Syh, S3,2l2 $50
Nov. 8, to 18Th, 56O,346-3, 112, 1856.
S26.IGN.11l.

lOtal. '-OO' !5t' iit'
The shipments from Boston and all other
ports, this year, have OF course been comPara-
tively limited; but they have been larger
than usual The aggregate expectation for
he year, from all parts, will be, at least,
fly millions of dollars. This, added to the
export Of merchants, will leave a smaller
balance againstus, on our foreign trade, than
the immense importations Of last Spring in
duccd people 10 expect. SO far as all eSti-
mate can be formed, from the returns recciv-
ed, and from the trade of this port, the i'm
portatons and expectations of the United
States, for the year ending December, 2lst,
will be RS anneXed:--
Foreign Trade of the United States, 1851;
IMPoRTs,
Year ending December 3lst,
Dutiable Goods, $l70000,000
Free Goods, 100000
Specie, 3,5OO'OOo
--$2l3 100000
EXPORTS,
Year ending December 3lst,
Domestic Prod, $ll5,000000
Foreign Goods, 100000
Specie, 5o,o0o'OoO
-$ls3, 100000
Excess ofImpts over Expts. $3o,5o0.0Oo
1t wonld not be eXtravagant to estimate
the profits on our exports equal to this bal
ance. In this event, the expectation of spe-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
Administrators Sale.

ON the 23d. Dec. 1881, at the late residence of
~ jonathan Liggett, decd, | viii sell 10 the
highest bidder, lot of Stock Hogs, lot of Cattle,
yoke Of S;cars, l Horse, Corn, in the field, Cord
Wood, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming utensils.
TERMS-S5 and under cash; credi of six
months on all sums exceeding s..
Dec i'd ]. w. HENRY, Admir-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
.INEaN C. CRAWIEY.
soBr. T. PREwITT, JNo. w. HE
PREwITT s. HENRY,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend to all business entrusted TO them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid 10 collecting.
rs" Office in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, 10, l849-y.
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VALUABLE FARN FOR SALE.

7 PROPOSE TO SELL MY FOUR FARMS
l. lying in Randolph County, about one and half
niles south Of Huntsville, on the road leading to
Fayette, and containing in all about
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
FINLEY s. DOJGHERTY.

CORNER ST. CHARLES & FIFTH STREETS
ST, LOUIS, EQ,
X EEP constantly on had. Of their own manu-
IN facture, Carriages, Barorches and Buggcs
together with ho ness of the st stvlo and material
Persons VS. ting the City respectfully invited to
call al their establishment.
Refer 70 Mr. JoHH D. PERRY, Glasgow, Mo
with whom orders may be left.
St. Louis, Nov 6, lSji-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
EXTENSIVE FALL ST1rK!
S21.BD9 VVORTEE!
All Bound to be Sold----Frofit or no Profit
NOW FOR BARGAINS!

All Bound to be Sold----FToflt or no Profit,
NOW FOR BARGAINS!
(tREENABAUM s; BARTH, FAYGTTE, Mo-,
VI would announce TO their Friends and the
Public, that fhey have inst received, and have now
ready for sale. the largest
SfGCk of Goods
ever brought 10 Fayetie, which they are determined
10 sell al Cash prices lower than any house in this
section of The country. Their stock embraces
every description of
DgsESs GO0ES,
among which are Nous dc Lanes. at from 20 10
30 CTS per yaIi new style nous de LANES, all wool,
10 cts per ya~5 80 doz Bay State Shaws, frcm SO
to So eac 20 doz Cloth shawls, all colors, f ON
81 80 to $50 eac new style Plaid Silks, &c.,
very handsome and cheap.
We also beg 10 call particular attention to our
stock of
Ready-Mada Clothing, Jewalry, Boots,
Shoes, Family Groceries, &c.
In short every article the wants Of the country call
for win be found al or establishment. very cheap.
Cly7 The highest prices paid for Dried Fruit,
Fla, -oed. SC.
cy1We solicit call.
GREENABAUM & BARTH.
Fayette, Nov. e, 1871.
Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the January Term, of the Probate
COu:t of Saline county. for IA final settlement of
his administration on the Estate of Elizabeth Doal,
decd. H. HARRIS, Admir-.
Glasgow, nov 16--iw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
Final Settlement,
NOTICE.

HN or about the Sh Of October last, caught
oand secured about eight thousand Pine Shingles
floating in the Missouri river, near Cambridge, Sa-
line county. The owner can obtain satisfaction by
proving property and paying charges 10 me at
Cambridge: by 1st January, 1892.
SIMON DENNIS.
Nov. 20, 1851.
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G.. II. BURCKT7ARTT,
THOs. sHACNELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties. - Office on first street.
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WATCHES s. JEwELRY.

WATCHES s. JEwELRY.
John Chan berlain,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, CUSTOM
II ers, and the public generally, that le has inst
received a Lew and sp.eGdd assortment OF Jewel
ry, cons sting OF
Clocks, watches, Ring, Bracelets,
Fancy GCOdS. sc.
10 which their atteGt on IS my ted Ii $ stock en-
braces every description of Watches, for Lad es
and gentlemen, toaciher with beaut full assortment
of guard and FOB chains, KEYS and seg; ear and
finger lngs breast pins and bracelets, in great va
ricty; miniature cases and medallion locllets; studs
and pencil cases, various kinds; combs, brushes,
peIfimcry, sc. sc. together with numerous other
articles Of luxury, use and ornament, all of which
he VIII sell very low.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock
Particular atten, ON paid 10 repairing fine watch
es, or any article of Jewelry.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Oct. 2. Sign of the Big Watch.
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ElOaI S5LJI-N.HL'
NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
~ will apply at the January Term, 18th Mon,
day, Of the Randolph County Court, for final
settlement of his administration on the estate of
William Mayo, deceased.
VIM. MAYO, Admr.
December A. lS51-IW
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STOVES, FAMILY GRocERlEs, HARD

WARE. CHINA & GLASSWARE, WOOD
I'm WARE, IRON, NAILS, &c. Sc.
cz57 To which the attention Of our friends and
the public is respectfully invited with the asst
rance that our prices will be in erery department
and in each artic', as low Goods of correspond
ing qualities can be purchased IN the western conn-
try on any terms and every reasonable effort viii
be made 10 give our customers entire satisfaction.
Respectfully, BOON, TALBOT * SMITH.
Fayette, Sept. lS.
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DIs. w. II. SsANEEROY,
Huntsville. NO..

Huntsville, Mo-.
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
~ 10 the citizens of Huntsville and vicinity
Ggy7 Office over McCampbell, Coates & Smiths
tto. rooms.
HUNTSVILLE. Aug a. 1S51-tf
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NEGRO FOR SALE.
Neern Woman for Sale.

On the Isl day of January, 1892, will 10
- sell for cash. at the Court House door, inFH
~ the town OF Fayette, Negro Woman of -A
the estate of James w. Harris, deceased.
Dec Aids. J. W. HENRY, Admr.
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~ i, cher cnfslioas involved n tss~"s
oa,,r.yrrsy: and liz assArk on Il = vs.
$40, /, ,duus, ~ we'll a. dangerous nicws' evF'
,.r,,,d NJ the righis Il the states, NJ OF WHOM
No.. rrrply interested in the issue. since 'ho.e
,,ho arr. now the sgrressora, may one "
nl,ccd IN u position where y ~in ~ sne'' o"y I
| refuge troua the nncs~'f'''e" 'e'P"''s"' ~
majority. ~. s,... /
| ~ s,,.i, t'as.ua exercising this right Of &c.
s..sicu ,.,,lrr now or a, any future period II
/ world conceive. be nrssun'p'uons IN ore :"
I T., ,,u,n,ud from III. sutnc "i eetipn 10 over
B ID. ,nint.n. or istrudc his advice. IN -nrh
- s;,,,h Carolina must act fnf herself mn"
; ,,ly on herself alone. ! wonl' only observe
ID, IN ,ak ug slap 20 decisive as That OF Win
a,.,s,u, from the Union, nnnnih,'iy among h'r
,i,,z,u-. or -omc,hitp nearly approaching Il,
Indispensable Il appvar-, however. that
wan, i~i.,,gaisbod men emong YOU WHO'S
,.,,staiiou \, national, whose Opinions nf, GU
,,l,d 10 great weight, and Who have m rc'"'ofc
taken tie lead ~ opposing 'hr compromise
b.lir,c that the time i1r s'rr-s''h i h"s N''
,.,,,.. that the co operation Of ut a mayer
II, of the Southern sia'e, T. nhN"l"'"'N "'o'''
%. IL, ,l,,. successful i--ucuf such niensrsr !;
,'a, !, !. hest to wai ipr lur,hcr injuries. or At
l',., ,o So. whether they will b. attempted, and
. 4 So whether they ui produce such c"-"pcta'
, ,i,n Thosc whose views cninodr with ihe
,.s,iuion. Adopted hy your Association, on
the other bard, b'iie,c lha, ,wne'iair s'vr--
. .i,, ar -rr,,,sion after " airing n rcasonahlc
,,,,," for he go operation If other States "a
,,.,i,. ,,r-nbl, 10 the safety and hounr Of the
+. ,,,n,, of snnih Carolina. Which "f these
4 ,n,ti,s ,yili eventually prcdomInaie remains To
IL, ...u. and uu,il That i, decided, shat. con
= ,.,, m,.rlf wish a--rring ihr rgil of -ece--
liam ,r.ytsp the cNprdirucy of lis exercise I"
. H.. a.es,lca by fhr r, suit. Should II be found
A lin, n very conSd.rshle maj"rv - not o',v
~. -...n ---'-' f" rrs"'' :" ms "m'"s
I Tor their grie,nn'e-' '"noeNe u.s. 'u'n'"'"'
i adj 7 lon w"hld be h"hhfu""@ ~ he eN'e"'',
r 'ni When great ,'''fr,'% "rc ~ ~'a"'' "'u''
~ shoud u" ti~hch ~ 'N'lf rf'-"f.""h, '"'
u my-th WIZ only 'al' NAV W.T. y u ~" "
Il SCUM 'at"'lh"' "' my "'"'' '""''' w ~"
J. irns, .h"n'd no' Dc '"nnn 'ni"'s To- 81 wa
J. .t.,r placing themselves ~ 'r"n' o' 'hr ba'i''
! aud leading their followers M" f,s"i"'
d whence The, e"n'd MOI retreat w''h"n' o'~o"""f
Il reiirrd from lhe "m' ""F' " N""'" SRI w. "
$50 u ~" enrl't wound pursue 'h'n"'
: hw ""rh- more uehli'h'h, III "'"'r '",
f. ma, u"i be u-n"def''""a Nv h'sf' Pf'r'''f"
It und VIII II" longer "e'P'ss U" your ""''
: rfl"i'r
r u knew ns'r''' ana '"r h"e''"o-' ".""I
- 81 NY i"arl' an' ue't.' 'fi"hu '" ,'e on'"'
u Il'au many 81 'h"-r Who wh''r l'"a's Pf"'-s
i, ing their d'N"i''u ar, '',ani'f pursuing
n e"hr g ~ f'h'N 'n"' "'~ "'p -os "''"n''"
CON iirr""i' l"''"" ~ w. '"'1'",' "'' W. =
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A.s.,. .istrntiop Noticc.

I ETrEk., Of Administration wer. granted
IL On The ..tsetc of Allen f Knott, dscrs~ed.
I" the undersigned. bs The county ro,iri J~s.
tanning TO the estates ii d.rtn-. PERSONS. held
~ and Tor Harrison rouniv, I.xu>, an the 26ih
day uf August, A. u. 1851 Al IessonA
therefore, having claims against said estate ~
hereby neuled 10 prrsen, item within the ,ins
prescribed by law. duly authenticated; axA
iliose indebted TO the same will please maks
immediate pas ,nent To
RICHARD 2. WATSON, Alr4'r.
Dlulter ~, 1891. l7n st.
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Late and lnps; ,ant hsm the Rio orandc.

We L.nfn from n member ot Capt. f"rd +
company who arrived Yesterday, tls. "A
large .su,gcnt lo'cr, numbering about five
bundled men, composed ot Americans and
M.N,cans, attacked aud ,ook the te,Ar OF
tama,g" and 90, possession ot the custom.
house aud VIII, i, II large anoaut % prep
e,ty. There was u severe hight IN the "c'
cnsion hctwrem ,h.m aud the G"sernncit
troops stationed there, !" which man
named Smalley, VII" t"rn"rly lived On
Erusl,y, had his arm shat of Our 'nio'n''
nut learned these facts from u Mexican
,ust arrived from Laredo, wh" tuithrr stated
tia, thr,c WAS n strong feeling Ia favor of
the movement throughout the country lie
tween the Kiu t:randr aud the L.o,m na,t...
a,tl tina, the iusa'g.n, iotcc WAS dali, IL.
crrasing. Il was understood that the t'o"Is
ut Ma,atuoeos and o,her points ~, the r'vcr
ID l~rn sent tor t" assis, II, qncli"g the
outbreak. and thu, large f,rcc was nosin,
on to Cmnnrgn from the iuteil"r. and II
WAS supposed that An attack MOULD be "mdc
on the insurgents about tho gid nj last
month.
fosd's company were mustered cat "f
the service III tie Unit, 4 Sts;vs on the lib
aud about til:y men ni his c,m"mnnd lett
with the Capital" TO take n hand IN the
game. Mcn were hin. raised and organ
,xrd u ioiu the rev"lutiunistr throughout
she valley Of the Ri, t:sands, and there
s.e,aa u h. M TEA OIL u doubt that the'c
will su0m liz force ii Americans there IN
atn.s. sufficient at least 10 liz troublesome
Canalss and Cnjahal are said to he the
leaders, they are both shrcwd and capable
men. but IN "sr "pi"i'u utterly void OF pin,
eipts Or patriotism; and let the present.
affair rvssls ~ i may, they will reap Me
beur6t. -44sAis STAKE tsasstts. ~
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.Nu> FROM the -ubscsibt.s, living sesv
/CA Marshall. two large mnrc Mules; ~
!. ,l.lil. with - few dark stripes ssound m
legs and one down her back about Z or vyesss
OF age abou, 10 hauds iigh The otis~r I
,orr,l. with h,r right fyr knee twice ~ lssr
.- the left, ,uces well. and is about the nsase
height and aye If the cream. B"sh supposed
to have h,ru riolcu by the same person " lssA
sons Any ,nIormt,,on in regard TO them viii
b, thankfully received, and liberal reward
paid Tor The recovery III either "f them.
JAMES HUBBARD,
JOHN II. LEE
Oct. IS, 1851. nl7-3t
" Cadlo Gazette will please publish > times
aud ,end bill 10 this office tor payment.
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The Telegraph informs "a ihas the lsts Don
aldson covvv.p oads.,cs, ~ Published in The n.
YORK llersid, II pronounced spurious BY the
Bsuaon Post white she Herald, III reply nAs~rss
ths whels 10 b. genuine. and otlsSs 10 pr"yr Z
By presenting the original lss,~ss Mr.. Hallett.
who waa originally Chaivuisn u th~ Csmn,iiire
from Be~,o.,, in letter !" ihs Herald. nsys
A.st nshhsr Dosala~oa Msr Gsrss il as~nlss
81 ~ Commit..% Aud again, ,sisgrupAis
aIuSaash isuua Charleston dsnies that nnlle,
hlasslf = Any lonxss member II the Com
eistss, W. r&bes kassag h<sr rsppli<d BY NJ
Jssel1n Aeeuuspss9Dws u ~ t3sssld alss
laseullsaa - e4aleaeet = ~, ilellssk
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:; u I. ~. ss,.% :s + : y 3.
Csdao t;ssrue. II ts4 however, We
| psk,Ish ,l'- follow NJ islssiny lss'er from
The nsthor.
snm.vsros, Ort. SKI 1851.
Editor Of The Repxtlir6: :,
/. lar, very glad 10 i'e'vivs that yon iooa
(! with favor upon the PROJECTED railroad
from vlcxsl.urg, via Shreveport, aud Mar
! shall, IL the s'aciiir. Ills grand en'er
prise. bu, i, Is one bat can he Hc'
eom,li.lled aud think I.at, by keeP"g
d,s,mcily ~ view the uiina.c dcs''an'h'n
Of the ioad, tha, we vi nrss likely OBJ
tam assistance from ahrod than Il ~ "a
sisted upon slinrt.rr Mt steps ~iii u"
isk.u hesr. aud along 'he "uie I" N'chs'
burg. t. procure the Necessary lesis'hii"f'
ut our uext session. To "gin "letai:'''is
-ou,- t,o- J., the course vi L. ueSt season.
\ petition viii be gotten 'p praying the
legislation Of Louisiana;
lst. 10 repeal the existing corporation
law OF the state. a,d To pass enc ni"fe ~
accordance With the spaii vi the nge, Hn''
the wnuis aud wishes OF the people ht
present corpuaiiou las OF ihis STATE. Is
iuil .f tedious details. in,pnssiilc TO lc com
,,,,..d with So .,,,cl, !, ,ld. The ease. thai
the ciiizcns of New O,lrars have wholly
abandoned the attempt To "'ca,itc the Nov
Orleans and IarLs., K,ii'nnd cnn,pan,
until another law is u,ss.d Is, the CONN 1
se.. ION of our I.opi L,,prr
~. 10 ohtain inf H.. pnliee ia les of hi.
and The marshes aL,n,. The ,oute To- Nieks
'"',t,, 49, ,~..a.i. i,i.nsc n special tax lo
the ben ut vi 'l''' r""" 80
toned ny m'J't'S :" '''' ''s D, ,'''s V
the respective I"'sh's' ~ ~ ''' '''e''''
I" be h III "r Wat r"' posi- ''' s'",' =" "
hIn"ins upon an '."e" "N l"''' 10Y"
uhc amount asses-' " ~ :" ","'"
the road 'h's pan :" fhS''2 "'''N :.
hnili 'ailf""', :" nu"l''e" s"'''ss'"'N !.
ONO, hrn'ucsN' 'a"'''s"', =" S''str'
anh NlahH"'h' "'' va" w "''l''" ~ v"
View Vilea's as" '''"s",' "'"'"'"
pnny. " s"p'''r !" -, w. '''''''
"l fn's'u. 'n"ury !" hnia ran ""'' eve
'ci adopted. u he"fS eq"hts upon "'' u"
property h"'"e'' ~ P'"', ~ ''''
"pIressrs none ny s''"I W "'' a., '"', ~.
u SCENES ''SN'"e' ~ '''''''''''S VIZ '''"''
o' TIE COMPANY
THIS p'"l'r'F" 'o''s WV ''N S''"'''
rrom"'e the interest =" '"N''' '''',s
another t""a s'"s'' W. W." =" ""' W W.
avn gun ports u WIN '"''"or, "'' WIZ
the other great works "' We Nn''""' ..