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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

NATIONAL SAFETY tLlFEl NsU>
Va RANCE AND rRuSf' COMPANY.
Home Office 80 N~h.ai 81 Soum s4Hs,
doors 06 D. 81 Philadelphia.
HON HENRY L. Dt,NNF,G President
LUcIAN { BIsssE %esfcka4. .e
Rates Of Life !Psur.ncs Eednced Is pee
CAPITAL $25GNN
'NNHE above company nave established
an agency in thts cou yiy, fof the pur>
pose of insuring lives and have appointed
LYMAN w. GILBERT. Agrul,
J. &. BEcKwIrH, NJ. D., Medical Exam
liner,
q. H. HoLL4,rEn, Esq, ConEec'icaa
Referee.
Applications fer Insurance may be made
10 Lyman w. Giibert of DR., Beckwhh, At
DR.. Beckwilh's store, al O'Clock A. NJ, al
l2 O'clock NJ, or a, + O'clock z. M. where
pamphlets may BE- had explaining I've pr'n>
cipie Of Life lnsgfance, and showing the
ecOmUmy aud duly of every man. VINO has
not "a supera bundance OF wealth. 10 secure
70 his family, al least a few lhous sad dol.
lars. by an Insurance on mis- Idie. This
OF payment 10 meet the ability vi the poor.
The laboring man. as well as the m"nied
man. The terms are % per cen, less than
most Companies, ami payable yearly, half
yesgiy or quarterly. so that the lahoring
maA may save, or lay by,n few jdlays rye.
~ three months TO pay his premium. ard
thus secure 10 his family, 81 his death. a
competence OF this worl,i's g.tNis. which he
can never expect TO do by the irniiS Of his
labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be Zee
garded Is an economic bNsiue>s measure
securing TO ones family, al,eg his death,
that Competence and support which he is
unable 10 lay up for Them while ne lives.
Instances are continually occurring
showing the wisdom ol Life INSURANCE -
The following. clipped from u Pniiadeiphis
paper, is such an INSTANCE ........ -
PHILADELPHIA, OF a.h. 1850
To the President aud Directors of he Ma
lional Safety Insurance Company, No,
62 WalnMl street. ...-
GENTLENEN Permit ps To acknoa ledge
the receipt III one thousand dollars, heIae
the amount policy VI Life Insurance Ct
fected by my late husband, James Knkpai.
rick. for my bene6t OF The i6'h July last.
your company The payment of a small
sum for premium has ehlI!ed me 10 the
above amount nut iOt snich should have
been left destitute i'hanks te 500 that al
my request. ant for my conVepienre, you
have paid The full amouo& a. once, without
the delay CUSTOMARY 10 sUgn Eases,
Yours sincerely, .....,. ..
PAULINE E KIEKPATRICK X. as
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ACIDS.

ACIDS.
400 carbnys Sulphnric. Nitric, Murialic
20 do Aqua Forts 10 dipping Acids
10 do Muir Tin
Oh una. GIN, Brandy, Port and Madeira
of very superior quality. suitable for inval.
ids and ule.iicinal purposes Bya>s' Lon
don Pcr,er aud Brown Stout, CamP,sll
Scotch Ale. \,
We are manufacturing very superior
ovaiity KaTning Fluid, 10 which we would
Gall the attention Of roOSumeri. II has been
well tested and In every case Il has given
entity Satisfaction. We are agents ZOE the
sale Of Booths Oopsl and JaHan varnish,
which is tar preferable 10 the New York and
| Newark VarMishss. %
COWLES & L.EETE. 81 State st.
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NAfankad.

EOUR Journey men ut the joiner and
Il CsFpsalsr business. Es,aure Of
WILLIAM 3. BUELL..
Llsshasld, Marcia a ls4i. 4.
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% i {!

IUyU gaJIS 0IeaCDSU "luWA
$40 do Fall
500 do Olive
1000 bieached Winter Whale
$40 do bleached Fall whale
sOO do dO Winter Lard Oil, extra
1000 do do Fall do
1000 do unbleached do do
300 do Meats Foot Gil, all Of which
has been aelec,ed by as 10 New Bedford and
New York, and which we warrant 10 give
entire satisfaction.
P.4LyTs! P.aLvTs!: PALVTsH :
lO,O0O lbs Atlantic White Lead
5000 do Bellville do '.
1000 do English do
10 casks French and Spruce Yellow
10 do Ven Reds d,Spanish Brown
500 lbs Terra de SIENNA burnt and ground
5QQ 10 English Drop Black
sou do American do H.
3lQ do English Trieste, Chinsse and Am
e.. Vermillion
500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
and Saxony Greens
$40 do Blue, Green and Black Smalts
l50 do Umramaim and Antwerp Blue
500 do ladia Red-lQO do Rose Pink
600 gals English l.'nseed OIL
500 do American do
500 do Spirits TuIpensine
20 bbls rx,ra dry Whiting
500 lbs Red Lead and Li,harge
1000 do Umbsl in lump and ground. dry
400 do Rrdnea Lamp BLACK
$40 do Conmon do
$50 do Chrome Green and yellow
10 Ca>ks Rn,en Soue- 3 do Pumice do
40 lbs Eandyke Bro"n-SQO do Grrma"
Black Lead, Fake ant Greats White.
Frankfort. Back. Orange. Mineral and drcr
akes Of all qualities and shades.
BHUSHES!!
100 dog e7.ra I'D Common Paints
so do d., do Whiiewash
SO 10 Fla, Camels Hair, from l2 10 5
ir0h ..,
so gr, % do do Pencils, Eng
fish aod German
Fiat Varaish-QMll boand, Painters
Busters, Counter DusirtS, HaiT, Flesh.
Tooth, Nail, Sh"e--ex,ra and common.
Scrub. Glue. Horse Pa,ess' Paste. PRINT,
ers'. Gra,ming tInd Badger Brushes Of avery
description Ave agents for large manu-
factory. amt are prepared 10 execute orders
for any kind "f style,
StT.N'D RE 8 :! ....t.
500 lbs Ret Chalk-lQM do White do
8 CASKS Aspha itum
10 do English Sal So q
80 kegs Salt Petre
500 lbs Sal AmmOniac
so kegs Emery all numbers
5000 lbs Flewer Sui phnt
bills Camphine
sou sross bnng. jar. ho,ile and vial Clerks
300 lbs Nulmegs--SOO do Cloves
900 10 CaSsia af W.. w ..e
5cases English Re&ned Berax .ef
s do Mex Je. Lead
20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades
10 10 Silver Leaf Is lbs Bron7es
800 Bath Brick, English
5 cases Gum Shellac .. -...4
5 bbls Superior Pay Rum 4
% reams ex'Fa Sand Paper r
10 ibis Birthstone
. Gk.4SS!
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Brid9eport, Mo rch TIL, 1850

WYE reg itave TO call the atienl on #
w Merchants and ManMfacturersin i'tch-
field aud vir,bllv te "uT stock "f HARD
WARE, c",hp lsIng one Of the largest and
mast exiensivr asSurtmenie - be t"ntd IA 10.
State. We ar extensively engaged III ihe
importation ot all kinds Of .-..s-.
birmingham and She nsd
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Geese Feathers

vxIIE subscribers have made arrange
II men;s to keep a constant supply of
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH
FaS-selected and packed with grea
cars by ourselves, in packages Of from
w to 30 lbs; and will furnish al all TING
any eGaa,ity from 2O.o loco lbs. Of quail
Ivy they will warrant as good as the besl
equal quality in the State.
. s. & L. HURLBUT.
rs Vgih fnesiar. lS6l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Canaan, April LIST. 1854 efH17 or
NEW BOOKS,
Yer N0Ee akfNSS UDSce

Yer N0te RtfhsS UDsce. 49,.
The Life aud Miscellaneous Writings Of
Naihaniel Chapman, II. D., edited by his
,EnlAer, Daaiel Chipman, ~. Prize
81 SO. ........I. "a. +. H.. -. ~.
The Hand Of Csd IL Hisory, BY Rev
rtollia Read, 4. M.-Price 81 %.
The Life Of Col. seth Warner, by pspiA
Chipman, II. .. I: and the Life OF Col. y
,han Allen. hv Jared Sparks, II. p, [hakA
10 Oae volnme.l -Prics 20 cents.
History aae Gessalogy o. the KiIbsRrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

w Wednesday March 18th. 1851 =, %
O'Clock A. A.. n he STORE Of 2. %. $z,f.
more in Beshlem. the place t.rmeriy ou p : I
and occupied ny James McnaaislS, sos
sistiag OF hou>r, harm, aud other IA
6aildings. together With one quarter of an
acre Of laod Salt property Is pleasan "
si,uased 10 the village Of Hrihlem, AMI is
an sxcellest slaad ioT meehsnic Or any
oiA.s hesiasss. Sad property Vill Be a.Ii
70 she highest bidder without reserve. One
hall Ug the Parchase m0hey can remain an
ne place tor three Years Il Feeaired. Pos.
sess'oU Ktvea al In lsi At APRIL. g,
For farther ParirniArs. enquire Of p. II
Skidmere. or a. Marks, 2av Grand Slseer,
MeW tesk ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

L.itchfiSt Academy. 4
I. us Sch~l 80 |, r"arer be kent as
- rrsiarnce o' /! T. incipal il North
!: rei.
lrg ~ II May tina pes quarter
@A.aO - % 90.
l"siruclRTGin Mas,r. encil aud Cv1yOn
Drawing. Painting s., tile Isthl axls~
.Dltre S,lneiw Pai'tag INV b.
.s-l sim rVsi.. t.t a. -, bscrlnsg.
~ .aus ,adiss sal D. h,,isae, whh q
.o rse ro0.m I" -'tiy aa'"''
J.Lti NDtiCK Priuc,pal.
" L.IchGOlt April, J 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
y nsaitaro, Chairs, Glasses
Ne ss.

4 Full assortment for sale as cheap as CO .
-aiAbe bought at any shop in the county.
AIso COGins
Black Walnut, Cherry and Butternut
ready made. w C. PALMER.
Miien, March Sd 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
A trne copy ut Record
HARLOW FYLER j
NOtice.

THE adjourneaa aale oflhe real esla'e Oh
WIN Camp, la L,ch6eid. deceased
will he held On Sashfday the l2lh inst. at
2 O'Clock z. N. near The Mansion House in
,nis village. Sale positive. Tille indis-
puiable.,es s= .43.yit l.s.s .J.steas 81
: CHARLES s. BUELL. administrator.
Li,ch6eld, April y, 1851. AZ ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
FOr &&sge.

For :S&Sge.
A Convenient two story d"ellng house
Aand barn, hanaisunsIy a,5nnted f.w
rods below the Me,h4d,-} Cnurcn IN NJ cad
Ow street. Terms r,'astnab.e, ,;nquire on
he premises of SAMUEL JU|K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
GL.l&&!

lOO0 boxes Of English. French and Ameri>
,rao Window Glass .ot The bees, brands
Flalr Glass q! I'll kinds tor carriage manu-.
faclurerS n8 rgs 1871
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
New Goods,

0UR friends may find a COED assortment Of
" New Goods suitable for The season. In
few days we shall haye large assortment Of
Mitlinsry ar,fcles with the best Bonnets, and
ali that sur. OF thing. "a
.",.e,l.T H., ALVORD g. BROTHER.
Wo.cot,ville, April i. 1885,. pr saI. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

'NNtlE Court of Probate for thS District
L. Of Torrington, hath limited and allow
ed six morths from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the Estate of ALEXAN DER
GILLETT, deceased, late OF TorFington,
in said District, deceased, in which to ex-
hibit their claims for allowance and settle
ment. Those negleciing to present their
accounts within said time properly attested
will be deharred a recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to
make imnedisie payment to 'a..,
Is LEVI HODGEG, Administrator.
TOrringtsm, Feb. 9th 1851. 2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

-s-a'.-ae~s-e.--as's-sg Goods. -~-'".''-'"''z's'
coNsis lNas IN PART OF
Table and PocKel Hand Saws.
;ntlery, p.ni"' do
r ,zOrs, Ripping d.
Tea Walters, Compass no .
Files and Ras,s Back de a-- ."
Firmer Chiss.ls, Luck do
Turning do Brace and Bite.
PAIRING DE- Plane Irons.
Vices, Anvils, Horse. Nails, PadLocks
Bolts, Butts, Hinges. Hollow ware,
eH Well. Fence and Trace Chains.
Beb Screws, &c, DO.
Also constantl9 receioing. direct .trsm
Amsricsn Manufacturers, epery
... description of
MARDf7 4 4G1,
Consisting in part of Cutlery, House
Trimmings. Mechanics. Tools, Agri
cultural Implements. Smlihs
Bellows, Butts, Screws. ra,
Tacks, Brads. Rivess
.a.-s DO, &c. .s- atts
N Ais Cut and rouyht by the ton
or key.
Carriage Makers Goods.
Springs, Axles, Steps. Coach Hinges, and
Locks. Stump Joints, Malleable
Castings. LaOing Cords. Bands.
Rubber Cloth. Oil Cloth,
Glue, Borax. Emery.
Sand Paper, DO.
Saddler's Hardware of, every
Description.
CNAiseeg Makers Goods
Mouiding, Chair and S"fa springs, "a
Locks. Webbing. Hair Cllefh. g., SC
Cunning and Fishing ,Ars
r.. tus. all kinds. hfe
SWe wish fair trial on prices aad
HoLCoiB iLYOs.
IS !, ater Street Wes. side
w. w. H0LCOMB. t7At"
F. H. LYON. a g .g.H "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
PBMALR WEAKNESSES and COMPLAlNFS

No renaedy that has been offered to the public, has
ever been As a. sstsn and esefss In Tssisvtss AL
he incidental wsskasssss and Irregularities Of the
- BnAsT's PULMoRARH BALsAM. Il makes NO difles.
snce whether tho arrangement be ssPpresssR esesS,
Or other inci4safsl Wsakasss-it REGULA ALl.s
BY ssvsagtAssiAg the system, ssssssg the esreeteA
cad SOOTHING and ALLAYlNG NERVOUS MRIYA.
NlLETY, See our PaRphlsss for proof #t
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

Al Court of Probate holden al Lilch6eld,
within and for she District Of Lllch6eld,
on the 3lst day Of March A. D. 1851.
Present, OLIVER A. G ToSD. Judge.
INN motion Of sV.iiiaIa F. Baldwin, trustee
A.fai ceT,aiC rs sEt,, conveyed I" him by Ly.
maa iS,n,sn, ei sad LIIchf-ld, an she 2Ath
OF teDrua.y. \ d o:jl in trust t"r the bene.
~ Of ms cs.d; nts, IA 3,uI snancs vi the statute
)" such cas-. mae and nIovIded. -e-. =.
OanERES - Mat commissioN eTA TO receive
.xAn.ne aud adtAsl ihs elaine II those who
N.re creditors oi IN. said Saith at ,hS date Of
@ill assignment, be- appointed 81 the probate
iii IN Lltch6-id ~ said District. % the
B day Of April \ .. 1881 al . n'cl"ck in
he s'rrn"on. and rhAl all persons interested
40 said Estate may he not, lied aud appear IL
.aey see cause aud be heard relative TO said
appointment. said trustee 10 direct ed I" publish
notice If this RIDER ~ neWspapcx UIihied
Li'cnfeA cnnHiv aoj TO post D. copy "ElhH
ord"r IN the pubic sg' g,t'si in said twhot
l.ilcnti I'd nAarrs, he nldee where said LA man
Smith fesldes
eMa A ienr Coay Il R'sord.
-Hl Attest Oliver A. =. TODD, Judge.
@Ds'l Of rmrns N. IS Pr.ha'. :ouGt
sa,rh IL, 1851
ESTATE of iL.XR A. 1LLETTs
AAlate OF Tuiringtu, IN said District, de-
ceased. ...
The Court Of P. ooa . for the District VI
Torrington hath tmi,el aol allowed six
N lnihs from the date arreof. Tor The cred-
itOrs Of said estate, represented insGlvent.
in which 10 exhibit Their claims thereto :
and has appointed Demas COe and Hiram
Brrber. Commissioners 10 receive aad exa-
mine said Claims. . ......, .....
A trne copy If Record ~
HARLOW FYLER Judge.
The subscribers give uo,ice that they
sh II meet a, the dwelling house OF Levi
Hodges, 10 said TOrrington. oh The l2h
lay Of April and 23d day of Angus. 1851,
nine O'Clock in the forenoon on each of
aid days, for The purpose of attending On.
the business Of said appointments.
HIRAM B tRBER. CommisA
'" DEMAS COE. sinners
All pers0gs indchie1 10 said estate are.
requested 10 make ialmediate payment to.
LEVI HODGES, administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

EMAINING in the Post Office at
RLnch6eId April LIST 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
MELVILLE,
F ASH | 0 NABLE HAT TER
No. 43 opposite Tie PlanEerS House,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

NO. 43 opposite He ItdhterS HoHSc,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
cA-, To the Country merchants and persons
estA purchasing Hats, would do well before
purchasing by calling in at MELVILLE'S,
No. 43, Fourth ST., St. Louis. l take this
method of informing the public that | have
opened one of the most splendid Hat and Cap
establishments ever opened in this Western
country; where have a large stock of the
most fashionable Hats and Caps that can be
bought, also oil kinds of Marabas, Panama,
Leghorn, Straw, &c, in addition will be found
all kinds Of children's Fancy straw Hats,
caps and bonnets suitable for the spring of
1851.
have in connection imported expressly for
this market, the very finest French ParasUlls,
Parasoletts, Sunshados French and German
Silk umbrellas, also constantly on haud
french valises, carpet bags, and Ladies saich-
els, dc &c.
wish an examination ofmy stock, both at
wholesale and retail. Hats and caps made to
order at the shortest notice.
R. l.. MELVILLE,
No. 43, opposite the Planters House.
April 3, 1851. St. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
SHORT DRESSES.

II appears to be q fact tina, 4 serious
attempt is being made at Syracuse,
New York, 10 lead the way in The new
style OF female apparel. A lady writes
10 the New York Tribune that mapv
Of It's readers would be grateful for a
particular description of these dresses.
the manner in which they arc made.
NC, las some of US will no doubt fol-
low the example Of our Syracuse sis.
tcrs, in adopting dress more consist,
cnt with reason and nature than that
imposed upon US by that tyrant fash.
ion" The editor replies that he un-
dcrsiands the dress 10 consist Of full
Turkish trowsers, fastened at the an.
kic, and skirts coming down q trine
below the knees. The waist is made
loose and according to The taste ofthe
wcarer. The lady editor of a paper a
Seneca Falls, and several ladies' al Sy.
racuse, lately adopted the style. which
they claim as far preferable to the street
wlPlng skirts now in vogue. A daugh.
ter of a distinguished philanlhropist in
the central part Of the State, has also
adopted this new fashion, and on late
occasion appeared in public in such
dress made OF The most costly materials.
The editors of the Syracuse journals
speak gIowingly of the beauty and eff,
feet Of this novel innovation,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
Number III.

Alter two years of hard fighting and
constant exposure, "on their own hook"
as is the frontier phrase, the General
GC,oVornneni, through The influence Of
Gov. Clark, sent detachment Of Ran
gcs 10 Their relief, under command of
iichry >. Dodge, now the venerable
senator IN Congress from Wisconsin.
ihese mounted men (caled Ranpcrsl
included three companies commnndcJ
oy captain John Thompson of ST
Louis, - Daughcrty Of Cape Girar.
dcau, and SarshaII Cooper, of Boone's
Lack. These with fifty Shawancsc and
DcIawaro Indians, made force ofthrce
hundred men. A band of Miamis had
village in Missouri in what is now In
Saline county. The Battalion under
MAJOR Dodge marched to this village,
took the people prisoners, and sent
them to their own nation on the Wa.
bash. These Indians profcsscd TO be
Peaceaole, and perhaps were, but it was
deemed cxpcdicnt TO send them away.
In connection with this exped;tior
"h'ch went overland, another detach-
mcnt' under command of Captain ID,
ward llcmPsi 2ad, asccndcd the Nilsson
RI river IN boats. In the spring of
iSI3' party of Indians, (Sauks and
fottawatomlcs.) killed a young mau
Wnlic P!owlng in field near Lou,re
We will close this article with the
traglcal death of Captain Jamcs Gala.
way. Early in the spring oflSl4, the
SauEs and Foxes, according TO their
customary trade, stole q lot of horses
from Tie settlement near Lou're Island
Captain Galloway, with Is or 90 ran.
gers beng on tour Of observation.
tell on their trail and followed il up the
Lou'rc, where they found the horses
near It's source in the Grand Prairie,
nut the Indians, apparently, had fled.
/ ihcy recovered the horses and were
on their march to the sctllrmcnl whou
the Captain, dosirous Of relieving tho
men who were detained by the horses,
sent Lieut.. Riggs on with the main
force. Near the Prairie Fork. Can't.
Galloway and his little party with the
horses, were fired on by large party of
Indians who lay in ambuscadc, and he
was severely wounded. He broke the
ranks Of the Indians, while the men fled
with horses, and rode towards the main
l'ou'rc, followed by the Indians. He
had been mortally wounded and fell
from his horse into the stream as he at.
tempted TO swim it, and expired. His
body was found and buried. where the
grave may still be seen. Four Of his
party were killed, whose names were
McDcrmou, Hutchinson. Mcmillan and
CilImoIc. The last named was taken
prisoner and subsequently killed.
Captain Galloway was from Femme
Usage settlement; son of Flanders
Galloway, and grand son Of Daniel
Boone, and was much beloved and re.
spccIcd. Galloway county pcrpc,uatcs
his name, in Missouri. as does Cooper
county that of Capt. Sarshall Coop per.
and Cole that of Stephen Cole.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
~ Livery stable. GHS
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

EMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
H fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commod Bte both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses at moments notice.
Theadditions we are making in new car
riages, Buggies, and fine horses, (none other
kept,) will enable us to furnish "turn OUTS
equal in style and comfort TO any establish
mcnt in the State. We are also prepared, at
nil times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
to couvcysteamboat passcngersto any point
they may dcsircto go.
By strict attention to the wants of the
community, and fixed determination to de-
scrvc the patronage which has been so liber.
lIiy bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
lssuredt That our efforts to please, will be ap-
prcciatc by generous cummuniiy'
4 lIcaIsc aud Carriages villa al tiihcs
,e IN readiness to attend funerals. either III
'hc City or country.
Glasgow, iln, Jrla'l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29

lies. In July, 1910, band of hostile
Indians, supposed to be Polowotomies,
came into the settlement of Loutre
Bottom, which was nearly opposite the
mouth of the Gasconade river, and
stole a number of horses. Stephen
Cole was regarded as leader, and in a
few hours a corps Of six persons were
raised and on their trail across the
Grand Prairie. These were Stephen
Cole, VIM. L. Cole, Messrs. Brown,
Gooch, Patten and another person
whose name is not recollected. Ste.
phen Cole was an "Indian fighter and
understood their tactics well. They
followed the trail of the Indians and
their horses across the Grand Prairie,
to branch of Salt river, known as
Boone Lick. Here the Indians, eight
in number, were discovered, who lhre w
oft their packs and plunder, and retrea,
ted and dispersed with their horses in
the woods. Night approaching, Ste.
Phen Cole proposed sentrics should be
set and due vigilance observed to pre-.
vent surprise in the night. This
was ridiculed as evidence of coward
ice; which stang the Captain to the
quick, and they struck camp. Past
midnight they were awakened bv the
Indian yell, and the death. dealing bull
let. w. +. Cole and two others of the
party were killed in short time. His
brother, Stephen Cole, fought like a
hero, killed four Indians, and wounded
the fifth, though severely wounded
himself.
The survivors Of The party reached
the Lou,re settlement, next morning
and a fresh party returned to tho
ground, buried the dead, but found the
Indians gone.
Stephen Cole, with the widow and
children of VIM. Il. Cole and others
removed TO the new settlement below
Boonvillc, the same auulm. Mrs. Cole
Qhc widow settled adjacent TO the site
Of Boonvlle, and her exemption GOV,
cred the central part Of that city,
Unfortunately for her children, she sole
it in the first era of land speculations
and Lost the avoiIs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29

Music, Musical Instruments and MUSicdl
Merchandise.
No. 80 Fourth Street, St. Louis, Mo.
rzrz4zI--7 At their establishment may at
aTJC9S1 all times bo found large and
Il varied assortment of Piano Fortos,
from the unrivallcd manufactures of NUNS
g. Clark, Bacon & Karin, and Gale d Co.,
which lhay offer for sale at the lowest cash
prices. These Piano-Fortes are all made to
their order, to suit the western climate; and
being from the best manufactures in the coun-
try, we are enabled to suit the most fastidious
as regards style, elasticity Of touch and rich
ness and brilliancy Of tone.
Prince d Co.'S, Melodeon (Carharts pat
ent) of and Octaves at factory prices; Mar
tins celebrated Guitars. Branns Harps; the
best of French AccOrdcons and Flutinas, as
also Volins, Flutes, Flies; and all kinds OF
instruments at importers prices, Italian
strings of the best quality, always on hand
Instruction Books for all Instruments in great
variety. New and beautiful music published
daily; and exchanging our publication, with
all the publishers in the Union, VIC are en-.
ubled to offer much larger assortment of sci
music, and on better terms, than any house ia
the Wst.
Dealers, Teachers and Bands supplied at 0
most liberal discount.
ST. Louis, April 10, Silly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
Look TO You Interest.

1ENIE undersigned, has again the pleasure
Ill to inform the pubic, that he is pre-
pared to receive and forward Merchandise, as
wei! as Produce, upon his usual accommoda
ting terms.
And as competition is rife, among the
Merchants in Glasgow, in the way of selling
their goods, think it but just that some
disposition should be shown on the part of
buyers of the products of the country.
/, for one, am in the market, with ample
means to purchase, Hemp, Wheat, Bacon,
Lard, Flax Seed, Dry Hides, Feathers, Furs
and Fruit, at literal prices for Cash.
Very Respectfully,
]. w. HARRIS.
Glasgow, Jan. ODD 1s5l-6m.