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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-01
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

To THE PATRONS or TIE SUMTER BANNER
SmmtcrriNc, December 18th, 1850.
Oh! Christmas, bright Christmas, with joy do
we hail thee,
lIarhlngcr Of fun and COOL cheer!
With sounds of rcjoicings and prayer we'll re-
gale thee,
Then, welcome. ,lnu visitor rare!
The sun, rs he pccrcI DER the ,rcc-,ops this
morning.
And turned his bright visagc Ills way.
Received from the :. b'hoys " of the village due
warning,
That he couli'n', Il, al! shine today.
True to their word, every son Of n gun"
Since then, has hcrn burning Iii, powder:
And, true TO their crccd-:ha, in noise there is
Each tries, than the rest. TO shout louder.
LA b'hoys, you may stick TO your .scrackcrs y
and . rockets
I'll HE to my patrons. ! guess
10 find out tie sta:c Of their hraltils and their
pockets,
.@t4tEi urge 3cp sisnsonf,re :.se y
n...! p,t;oa. ~lsho9eten ss,e Banner ! pcrasss ~
Pm out on my own hook to-day;
Ana the principal is.m, that have Of news, is
That = here ia the Dcrii 10 pay"
Now, knowing yuuf hatred for lo,g.winted
speeches,
And liking for . saws, y old and new,
I'll simply inculcn;r thai ndagc. which TEACHES
To :. give the Derl his due"
Perhaps you're in doubt, rs to what is my due
Coos! sense is acquired by reading;
And, as | have. weekly. brought reading to you.
Good ccats is the due tina, I'm needing.
How mi! is til, life, and nj nature OF hanrc,
There's change. hnih for goo! and for evil
Thorc's change in my patrons butts /, no,
strange =
There's none in tic purse of their DsrI.
So 'hnnsclsss u lie is :. grca, bore. ,hink
! long something nrw to l~gin-
For in,'ancc-Im sick Of your ,ypcs and your
imk.
And long. ng TO :. ha"!le your lin"
. P!anh up"-aai To mr thou VIII cvcr be dear;
To hcc | will cyrr hc civil
Ncfl>c-and there's one, Who your mranncss
"pn I Sih'tc
Wouli'st see linn then. :. 20 to the
Prinir5'S toy."
All hanl n the life is, and !nl! As the trade is,
One pleasure | have. wilhou, c!oy
lis the thought. tina, those angels sans wings.
ycirpl ladies,
Are kind TO the poor printer boy.
Sweet ladies, 10 you ! have only Ia say,
Let smiles ic n" need of my verses
Alem '-hu'. OF course. if you wish TO You may
Both open Your hearts and Your purses.
And 40" you've q chance the good teacher to
please
The case of The Widow " cite
For, tho YOU'RE no, madc-as the moon is-ol
cheese,
You surely can throw in your mite.
To all, III conclusion: I've ticklcd your leisure
With n harsl, and rough Jungle Of rhymes
And now, If you're willing, III listen with
pleasure.
To n hc"r,-lichliag jingle OF dimes.
My n"mc-at Your service.
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Mes,rs. A. WHITE g. Co., arc
Agents for tho Banner in Sumtcrvillc.

o." Tho Southern Rights Association for
Clarcmont will meet ut Sumtervillc on Monday
the 9Th inst
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Death of Lieut.. Bell 81 the Palmetto

SN fNFhs ETt 4NSStliSllC.t SSfSeN w.. taa
A COPY of tho San E,taacisco, Duiiy
Herald ol the 18th ult has been placed he.
lore us, IN which ne find tho obituary rDticc
appended.
The melancholy intelligence Of the
dccease nstiii* gallant young man will touch
the hearts Of BIZ brave companions in arms,
who were the witnesses of his noble and
iear!css conduct on many Il bloody field.
We were ourselves well acquainted with
Lieut.. Ball, and admired him Tor Tie high
qualities he possessed. His heart WAS ever
open TO The call OF distress, whether ,c3u;si.
tlon was made oahisIimted purse or his
personal service. While on duty. in
htleSico,l ne was at one time detailed in
coIm.liid sof n detachment deuorninated, in
military phrase, ''.lic for!orn hope, and the
steady and determined manner III Which he
executed the duty entrusted to him, won
the admiration and praise OF all. lie was
appointed Adjutant of The Palmetto Rcui.
,ileht, aud il has "Gten been our pleasure to
hear the highest cncomiu.ns pussel upon
linn by his commander, Col. Giaddcn. lie
Welded up his life, not as he would have
wished, clad in The habl!iments Of a soldier,
and amid tho clangor of arms, but "A victim
10 all msidious disease that stcaicth away
the strength and liic of the strong aud the
weak alike. His memory will be green
aud fresh in the hearts Of all who knew his
wortl. and maihooI.-Couier
From the San Francisco Daily Herald, Nov. l2.l
DIED, in this city, OF cholera, on the
7h instant, Mr.. RALPH BELL, aged IS
years, late of Charleston, 6. c.
To a host Of friends in the palmetto
State" this sad announcement, W II he re-.
ceirod with the deepest sorrow. One well
beloved by his associates, and standing hiuh
IN the esteem of his fcilow-cit,zens, has
been called from life. A clnvalrous spirit
has fled-a generous heart lms ceased to
heat. His home will know him no more!
In the late war with Mexico, when the
Palmetto Regiment was formed, Mr.. Bell
was elected Second Lieutenant If the
charleston Company. DARN. the campaign
lie was enabled TO perform efficient service
for his country, and led the forlorn hope at
the stormlng uf C%hapultcpcr, His gallant
bearing at that time won lur him uniaIinr
laurels, and he was presented by his native
city with n sword as all acknowledgment
due from an ad'n;ring people TO n brave
soldier. AT the commencement OF the
emigration to California, he was ono Of the
first to seek the shores of I'll Dorado. and
he had for the past eighteen months been
engaged in the mines.
In Mr.. Bells short illness, friend. nd.
minis,ored 10 him, and everything that hone
could suggest was rcsortcd to, to STAY the
hand of the dread Destroyer-5u, all in
vain. Life's fitful fever is over, and The turf
rests above the IGNORED dead.
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PRESIDENT BoNArAETE Of THE CUBAN
EXrEnrIoN.-Thc Courier DIES EiniS INNS
contains the message IN ruli of the Prcsi-
dent OF The French Republic. Under the
same head (oi inrcign afillrs) he says,
what II may he OF some Importance TO
those engaged II getting up another cxpe-
dIton against Cnba-i! any such there be
Ito know. These are hs words:
as soon as the French Government was
informed Of The criminal attempt upon
Cuba 10y certain alvcnturcrs, wc sent an
additional force Ia the commander of The
West India station, with orders TO mite
his efforts with those OF The Spanish autho-
rites. l"r The purpose ot preventing iurth.
er attempts OF the kind
Those VINO engage. therefore, in that
kind OF business, hereafter, will not only
have the Spanish naval force to encounter
but that OF France also, and of England,
too, we have no doubt. So says the Bait
more NHn.
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BALTlMoi:E, Dec. 90
Wash',on time. Dec. 30, : 50 p. M.-Ch'ton
Dec. 30, SIP. VI.
Ncn. York Market. Uec. %.

-NCkr- 7 UTK .IHTNc7, FIFE. %. n
The sales to-day reached l2th, bales, with+
fair Uplanls at Is IS, aud Or II Ii l-2..$S
The weeks business i"uis up lO.1tM bales.
The Rice markc. IL quiet, only AGO 'ierccs
having been sold. Prime is quoted 1888.
cling 10 IL.
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MADEMolsELLE JENNY IASn-Th;s lady
made her first appearance bcIur Il;
Charleston audience last evening", at the
Theatre. Public curiosity had been much
excited, and We may safely affirm that the
most %sanguinr expectations "I all were
realized. Onr city IS lhrongci with v~isitcrs,
many Of whom have been attracted here
with the expectation OF hearing this unriv-
allied songsircss. Since the new Theatre
has been opened, a more brilliant, attentive
and orderly assemhlagc, has never graccd
il, than that which greeted this fair votarcss
Of melody, whose visit will form an era in
the annals Of our m,s!c having community
"IHe BT."anh "Ihe Echo Song" were
Loudly cncorcd. Bat the gem Of the
performance was the simple plainlivc air Of
''iiome Street. Uon,e." which. familiar as II
is. to every one, we had never heard really
sung before it came FROM the mcliiiiuous lips
Of Jenny Lind.
The whole arrangements were conducted
with admirable system aud good order
active and efficient managers, were dis
trlbuied IN various parts OF The house. to Sc
cure to all the possession OF every scat pre-
vlously engaged; and we feel warranted in
assuring those OF our friends, who desire to
embrace this opportunity now offered, to en-
JOY the richest musical treat which has ever
Leen offered in our city, that they may do
SO in full confidence, that all matters con
nectcd with the Theatre will he conducted
willlpropricty and decornm.
Without pmrtaking Of The enthusiasm IN
advance, which has characterized the press
Of other cities where the fair Swcdc has
poured forth her n,ciodlous notes. we must
be allowed to remark that VIC have never
before heard tho human voice hold an
audience SO much under control, or so
completely hold captive the brilliant
asscmb|agc OF beauty and fashion that
attended her concert.
Above all. we take pride aud pleasure in
stating that no attempt to disturb or annoy
the audience within took place, nor was
there the least disturbance in the vicinity
ofthe Theatre, that required interference
Courier.
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The RULING PAssIoN.-The force OF
habit was we'll ILLUSTRATED by all anccdotc
told us Of n former professor nj the Medical
School in Cambridge. We have il from
one of the students, who vas present on
the occasion.
After the delivery Of lecture, the profess
sor said: "Gcnllc,ncn Tomorrow | shall
have the pleasure Of dIsscr,ing 4 body be-
fore you. | had hoped To have ,ha, salts
faction this afternoon, but unfortunately
the subject was not exactly ready, not be.
ing quite dead. He is, nov ever Without Il
doubt dctunct by this time, and Tomorrow
you may rely upon Il rare treat"
The next day the students were in the
hall early to sec the scalpcl used. There
was no corpse Oh the ~IcScrting table. and
every time The door op"ncd every eye was
turned TO witness the advent of what Man
talIni would style "a lrm'd body" By
aud by the Professor solcmnlv strobe down
The aiS!rto his desk, w.th his hand behind
hun, and wearing a III 'l,nchoiy look. TAX
ing his stand, he addressed the students.
"Gcnllcnmn, | expected Yesterday. as |
announced 10 have the pleasure o; dIsscc-
ting a subject here thus afternoon. But
am sorry 10 state, gentlemen, that much Ia
my disappointment, rs |, Will be to yours,
the disease, unfortunately, has taken a IA.
vorahIc turn, and the patient is now in a
fair way OF rccuvcry.'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-01

EccLEsiAsrlcAL MEErING.-On the 9th
ult:ihe Mississippi Synod of the Preshytcr-
ian Churcl, met at Vickshurg, and on
Monday, the I'd inst, adjourned to meet in
this city (Eew Orleans,) on the second
Wednesday in January, 1852.
Tho Synod consists of four Preshy,crics,
embracing alltiesreg;on of Texas, Louis
lana, and most Of Mississippi. There are,
in these bounds, eighty ministers.
SSI proceedings were conducted with
great bafiiioiiy and dccorum.
Ef1teAailita we can learn from several
gentlemen who were present, we should in
ler that this body has lcgisIa,cd with a view
to the good of all men, without seeking
merely to propagate the pccu.iari,ies OF a
sect. Instances Of this nngI,t be specified,
but our space iorblds.
The only squirting towards politics.
that stumbling block of so many church
lcg'slators--was manifested, rs "e are in
'ortned, on The discussion Of n report, IN
which the opinion was set forth that .slhc
right observance and Improvement of the
SaLpalh were calculated to promote the
best interests Of this glorious Union"
On his the whole amount of %pulilica!
fuel was consumed, and The entire debate,
as furnished To us, is as follows:
Rev. Mr.. Mr.. Moderator. ] would
suggest to the brother i Sigh: change III
one word which oti;'nds rnn:iy persons in
this part of the country. The word
nation would, perhaps, DC better than
"Union."
Rev. Mr.. Mr.. Moderator, am
utterly opposed 10 the change. If i, has
come To this, that we cannot. n this SYNOD,
use the word ''union," | think il is l,.yh
tune Tor ministers 10 began to preach
politics.
Mr., an elder and lawyer. Mr.. Mod
orator, ] think that those men who would
object To Union would dislike tic word
"nation" still more.
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A Good Parallel.

The Sonihsrn P,ess says that Milton's
devils were Of The No4h-not South.
Satan's first order was:
Ensemble thou
Of MI those myriads, which we lead the cliief!
Tell them that by command. ere yet dim night
Her shndowy cloud wittldrnwS, I am To haste,
And all VINO under me their banners wave,
moH,e'tard with flying march uhere zoe possess
n quarters Of The Norlh."-
-
AT length into the limits Of the North
They caine and Satan to his royal seat"
And not only, continues The Press, was
the rebellion a Northern one, but the pre-
fences were similar to those Of the Nortl,
now. 1t was a "libcrty'' movement then
a %prctcncc of liberty against slavery.
Thus Satan in reply to Ablicl, says:
al first thought that liberty and heaven
To heavenly souls hnd been all one; but now
J see that most through sloth had mihcr serve,
Ministering spirits, trnincd up in feast and song;
Such hast thou aimed, the ministers Of heaven
Scrriiy ,rHh freedom to contend"
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iHc plTuS, TIE WbDlf crop was UcUlanuCu TO
fill the Unsuitable nav Of the army that
came 10 consume every young shoot as fast
IA they sprung from the ground. Most
undoubtedly the birds were invited back
again with a hearty welcome. Ricccannot
be cultivated without their assistance.
"a NV years ago the blackh;rds in the
northern part OF Indiana were considered a
gricvous nuisance to the farmer. Whole
fields OF oats were sometimes DESTROYED,
ard the d~eprcdations upon late corn were
greater that can be believed, if told. The
farmers sOwed and the birds rcapcd. lie
sco'ded and they twii,cred. Occasionally
a charge Of shot brought down a score, bu,
made no more impression upon the great
sea Of birds than the removal Of Il single
bucket Of water from the great salt puddle.
A few years later every green thing OF the
land seemed dcstir cd to destruction by the
army worm. Man was powcr.css-a worm
among worms. But his best friend, the
hated blackbir1s, came 10 his relief Just in
time to save when all seemed lost. No hu-
man aid could lavc helped him. How
thankful should man be that God has given
him for his companions and lellow-laborcrs,
in the cultivation Of the earth, those lovely
birds. Tho laborer is worthy of his hire
Why should we grudge the little moiety
claimed by the busy little fellows which
followed the plow. and snatchcd the worm
away from the seed, that it might produce
grain for his and our susienance! NO
honest man wan!! c!!ea. . bird CT his spring
and summers work."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
Gums, Rifles and Pistoies.

TS'o provide for the increasing trade in thi:
4 department, have made arrangements
10 import fna double and single 1arreied shot
guns, direct from the best English manuiac-
turer5.
shall be in receipt for the spring trade OF
q very large assortment OF fine and common
doutle aud single harrG' shot guns. rifles and
yaugers, suitable for plantation or mountain
trade; Colts and Aliens revolvcrs; belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS and shooting aP-
paratus generally, which will be sold TO the
trade at very reduced prices.
heVe also attached TO my establishment a
gunsmith shop and shooting gallery, where
all guns and pistols can be tried to the salts.
faction Of the purchaser. Having employed
on experienced workman an prepared to do
ali kinds Of gunSmithing and manufacturing
fine guns to order
EDWARD MEAD.
81 Main ST., corner of Pine, st, Louis, No.
Feb. 20,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

Erup,ions ofthe skin; Erysipelas; Chronic sore
Eyes; Rngworm or letters; Scaldhead; Rhen'
matism; Pains in The Joints; old sores and ul
GERS; Swelling of the glands: Dyspepsia Salt
Rheum; Diseases Of the Kidneys; Diseases
arising from the use Of mercury; Loss of APP.
petite; Pain in the Side and shoulders; General
debility; Lumbago dropsy, sore throat; Bron-
chtas; Coughs: Colds; Weakness of the chest;
Pulmonary Affections; Consumption; Liver
complaint Female Irregularities and Com.
plants; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low
Spirits; Night Sweat; Exposure or lmprudence
| in life; Chronic Constitutional Diseaees; and
as Spring and Summer drink and general
Tonic for the system and gentle and pleas
ant purgative, it is superior to Blue Lick OF
Congress water, Salts, or Seidlitz powders.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth Street, Lou
svile, KY, and foT sale by o. HENDBRsoN
Sale Agent, Glasgow Mo. (Oct 3-3l y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

1851. Arrangement for The Season. 1851
Regular Tuesday Packet KANSAS.
For Portland, JEFFERSON City, Rocheport, Boon.
rifle, Arrow Rock and Glasgow,
Missouri Rirer.
r.. = The splendid light draught pas.
,lAgskk.LsI senger steamer KANSAS, Capt.
VIM. Z. Jewet:, Comma nder, having recently
undergone complete repair, her cabin extern
ded, and been newly reftted and reprinted,
will on the earliest opening of navigation,
resume her regular weekly trips. Leaving
St Louis every Tuesday at 6 o'clock, P. NJ,
and Glasgow on her return trip every Friday
at II O'Clock A NJ. Will be at Arrow Rock,
Boonvlle, Old Franklin, Rochepor, Mount
Vernon, Providence, Nashville, and Martins
Landing, same day; at Marion, Clsysville,
Mouth of Cedar, Jefferson City, Mouth OF
Usage, Cote Sansdessein, st. Aubert, Port
Iond, Hermann, Loutre Island, Pinckney,
Washington, South Point, Augusta and Por
Lubndie, on Saturday and arrive at st. Louis
early on Sunday morning
The Commander of the KANSAS embraces
the present opportunity of returning his sim
cere thanks for the very libeIal patronage ex.
tended to him the past season, and assures his
friends that unrernitting attention on the part
of himself and officers, shall be made to merit
continuance Shippers will bear in mind
that the extreme light draught of the Kansas
will enable her to carry out their freight both
in high and low water.
For freight or ge,appIy IA board or to
Wall d Scott, St. Louis.
Chas. D. Eilzen, Hermann.
P P G e Arnold ArnoI & c0'' Portland.
W. A. Bennett, Cote Sansdessoin.
E. B. CordelI. Jefferson CITY
George w. Hughes, Mouth Cedar.
J, P, Martin, Martins Landing.
John Parker, Prov .deGce.
1ut,e d. Son, Nashville.
Grow d Juckmnn, RochepUrt
Feed " Co, Old Franklin.
f / Is ',s g. Brown Boonrille.
J. A. J. Adderton, Arrow Rock
Perry g. BarthoIow,l G,osgow
J. E. Swinuey. "0Sgo"
January 80, l-5l-ds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
st. Louis Millinery Rooms

Ga 81, Market Street, Up Stairs, AGO.
vi ST. LOUIS, MO. SWS
StLOPER & RIMMER ;, importers and deal.
- ers of French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the loves,
possible prices, and ofthe latest and most D.
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The greatest attention is paid to written or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned, dyed and
altered, and every article of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
st. Louis, August23, lS49--25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
&k Livery stable. CIV
NEW ADMINISTRATION

IMMERSION e. HANDLEY would respect.
~ fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARgor their entire
establishment, and are now prepared TO &C.
commodste both citizens and strangers, with
every description Of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice.
The additions we are making in new ear
riages, Buggies, and fine horses, Cnone othe,
kept) will enable us to furnish "turn outs 4"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State We are also prepared, o /;
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, aIt
to convey steamboat passengers 10 any moi. ,
they may desire to go. fO''''
by strict attention to the wants Of H.,
community, and fixed determination TO dc.
serve the patronage which has been SO liner
ally bestowed upon our predecessors We fol
assured that our efforts to please, will be ap
preciated by generous community.
A Hearse and Carriages will at all timss
DC IN readiness to attend funerals. either iS
the City or country.
Glasgow, Nov 10, Billy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
EEEE INSURANCE.

pY THE PHENIX INSURANCE "a
- OF ST. LOUlS-CAPfrAL at. 600. IN
ADDITION TO THE PREMlUM.--The LIE.
g'slature Of Missouri having granted pcrpe,.
uaI charter for insuring lives, and prnnrins
annuities TO the above company. with Gunrsn,
tee capital Of $4,000, which may be incrcs..
ed TO $500, OOO; said company HAVING been Jn.
~ organized, now presents it's claims TO N,
public for portion Of their patronage he.
| 'ieFing that when its charter and proposed
manner OF doing business shall be expmir.,'
ana understood, the advantages offered viii,
DC obvious TO all; anongs. which VIC NAV
mention the following. The safety Of n
stock company, with TIE benefits of shnrinr
IN the profits OF The business; the premium
graded to the lowest scale orany responsible
compHny;the sem-onnua paymen, of prcni.
ums for the convenience of the assured. 6ovs
ofgrace liberal, travelling privileges larger.
and residence in the southern States lonoer
than is usually given.
Or the many advantages Of life insurance
we DO not think ii necessary 10 speakip hi,
notice, they are beginning to be too correc,lv
appreciated by the prudent aud considers,e N
require any comment from Nv. TO those de-.
string insurance or information on the subiec,
we will be pleased 10 furnish orr tablo n;
rates, &c. "
Risks will be taken on persons poinr to
California, and on slaves employed on jsnJ
or on boats on favorable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR SEASON
Regular Saturday Packet

For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonp'le
ArroW Rock, Glasgow and Brnns,oick.
6-Ss THE new and fast running steamer
..sl.thEt,s@ GEN. LANE. ISAAC II. Mckee,
master, having been purchased and reftted
expressly for The above trade, will commence
at the earliest opening OF navigation, and
will make regular weekly trips, leaving St.
Louis every Saturday evening at A o'clock;
and Brunswick every Tuesday, at l O'Clock,
A. Nj. On her downward trip will be al
Glasgow, Arrow Rock, Boonvie, Rocheport
Providence and Nashville, the same day; and
Jefferson City, Mouth Of Usage, St. ALBERT
Portland, Herman, Washington, Augusta, or
Wednesday, aud arrive at St. Louis early OF
Thursday morning. Her officers hope, by
strict attention to business, to merit share
of the public patronage.
| For freight, or passage, appIp on boards Z
WALL g. SCOTT, St. Louis.
C. D. EiTZEN, Herman.
PC. ARNOLD, Portland.
| l. ROBIOU g. Co, St. Aubert,
w. A. BENNETT, Cote Sundessieu.
L B. CORDELL, Jefferson City.
CROW g. JACKMAN, Rocheport.
A. c. GODDIN. Boonvile
J. A. ADDERTON, Arrow Rock.
J. w. HARRIS, Glasgow.
BALENTINE d. OUTCALT, Brunswick
Jan. 23d 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Columbus, Ohio.
CAPITAL $500. 900,

THE UNDERSIGNED have been appoin-
L ted Agents of this old established Insu-
rance Company and are prepared TO issue all
descriptions Of Fire ard Marine policies on
the same terms charged by the local Offices
and agencies Of St. Louis.
To shippers we will issue oren policies
covering all shipments ofproduce or merchan-
dlze to and from Glasgow and other ports in
the United States that may be made during
the season, and on settlement make return
of l2l per cent on the whole amount of pre-
miums paid. All losses will be literally ad-
justed and promptly paid at the expiration of
sixty days from the date Establishment by the
undersigned at Glasgow.
Weare also agents for tho New York life
Insurance Company and are prepared to take
risks on single life for from one hundred to
ten thousand dollars.
tn7 PERRY & BARTHOLOW, Agents