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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
CENTRAL MISSOURI NURSERY.
ZAP LIVE FENCES

.0sAcE ORANGE, or BoIs Diane HEDGEs, are
~ no longer an experiment. They have been
fully tested, and have proved TO be just what far
mers require.
They combine the three great requisites of
cHEAPNEss, EFFICIENCY and DURABILITY, besides
being handsome and ornamental.
The single and only objection that can with rea-
son be urged against the Usage Orange hedge is,
the time required for its growth-this takes three
summers or swo and half years, from the setting;
but you then have fence that is proof against
oxen, mules, pigs, or even rabbits; living fence
that neither winds nor foods nor scarcely even time
itself can destroy.
Thankful for former patronage, the undersigned
is now ready TO take contracts for furnishing the
best qnality, of Bots D'Arc plants for hedging by
the mile; delivering the plants at each purchasers
door, in this or the adjacent Counties and re-fur-
rishing all that die out, at $40 per mile, cash on
delivery of plants and a conditional note for $40
more, al the end of p years, at which time good
hedge is guaranteed.
Or, if preferred, he will sell the plants at 81
per thousand, well packed, trimmed and assorted,
delivered at either Glasgow or Fayette; and SIS
per thousand, delivered at the purchasers door
in this or any of the adjoining counties, in quaint.
ties of 5 900 or over; terms, cash on delivery.
A copy of plain and explicit printed directions,
for setting and trimming the Hedge, will be given
to each purchaser. The undersigned has also
quantity of choice Usage Orange seed, which he
will sell to those who wish to raise their own
pants-prce 81 per quart, ST per peck, or S25
per bushel. Those who desire hedges, however,
will find it to their interest to get the plants from
Nursery, as by so doing they will save some risk,
hedge year sooner, and in the end, they will find
it about as cheap.
Pieces OF young Hedge, from plants of my rar-
ing, may be seen at many places, in this and ada
cent counties. 1t makes neat and ornamental
fence, for the yard or garden. The setting will
commence with early Spring.
Ca. Send on your orders soon. Last wear Ihsd
not plants enough to supply the demand. Post
paid letters Of further inquiry upon the subject
will be cheerfuily and promptly answered. Apply
by letter to J. w. BROWN
Box IS, Glasgow, Mo.
Or to Manson & Robbins, Glasgow; or Adam
Hendrix, Fayette, Agents.
Glasgow, Dec. 2, ls52-5m.s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
1868. NEW ARRANGEMENT.
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Lumber

The difficulty Of getting lumber has here
tofore been serious drawback on improve
ments in this section. This, in great mea-
sure will be done away with next year.
Mr.. A. w. RorrR, who has been engaged
in the lumber business the past season, in
connection with other business, will devote
his whole attention 70 the lumber trade next
year. Upon the opening Of navigation in
the spring he will have full supply q
every description O! lumber, shingles and
laths. His arrangements will be such that
he will be constantly receiving additions
throughout the season, and will consequent.
ly DC able to FIJI orders for seasoned lumber
at St. Louis prices, freight added.
In addition to this, the Messrs. Harrison
have attached circular saw mil! 10 theii
Touring mill in this place, which has beer
in operation some months; so that next yea,
the facilities FOR getting every description o
lumber at this place will be extensive an'
reliable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09

FATAL ArrRAY.-A difficulty occurred last
Saturday, at Roanoke, between VIM. Fos-
Ter Of that vicinity, and Mr.. Gilman, keeper
Of TIE hotel al Roanoke. Mr.. Foster was
partially inebriaied, and had been elected from
the house, tUt returned, when he was struck
several blows with shovel or poker, which
SO severely injured him that he died Tues
day morning. These are tire circumstances,
as we heard, and we forbear comment, as
the subject IS being investigated by the
Grand Jury, now in session.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
St. Louis Correspondence.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 9TH, 1856.


The musical community, and oil profess
ed lovers of good music, are in state of fe-
verish excitement in regard TO the advent Of
Ole Bull s. Co. The Varieties Theatre will
doubtless be filled with the beauty tnd fash
ion Of our city tonight. The rush for tick
els ION Thursday, believe, the sale com
menced) was almost equal TO that in the
days Of Barnum and Lind and long before
night, learn, all the tickets were taken
for this evening, also several seats engaged
for Monday evening. The most desirable
seats have been taken FOR Tuesday evening,
and | suppose it will be impossible 10 secure
seats on Monday. II is stated by the press
that Ole Bull sintends approprating the
funds accumulated on his musical tour, to
the establishment Of colony of his coun-
trymen somewhere in the West, and that his
travelling expenses are paid out of his own
private funds, and not one dollar Of the mo-
ney now being received, will be kept in
his private pockets. This, added OF the re-
putation of the drtiste, is sufficient to create
a .ftror wherever he goes, and though he
is doubtless, TO some extent, Barnumizing
the people, yet they love it and enjoy it
amazingly.
Mrs. Sinclair (Forrest) has been draw
ing crowded houses at Bates; yet from all
that have heard Of her, (not having seen
her. she must be very inferior actress.
Two new and beautiful military compa-
MES, the National Guards" and "Union
Rifemen," made their first appearance in
our streets on the lst instant, accompanied
by the "Grays," and one or two German
comprehensive whole making most inter-
esting and magnificent display.
The city police have been actively engaged
during the present week, in ferretting out
and bringing to light and 10 the halls oil
justice, some extensive forgerers, horse
thieves and other desperate characters with
which our city is at present infested. A
''nest" of horse thieves and counterfeiters
operating extensively in Missouri and II.
linois, has been discovered. by the arrest
in this city, Of one of the principal charac.
terS in the trade. The discovery was moi
made, however, until the individual alluded
TO was taken into neighboring State by ar
officer, where an incensed populace, unwil.
ling 10 await the progress of that slow
coach, the law. took it into their own hands
to administer justice, Judge "Lynch' pre-.
siding. After little hanging, and consid
cradle whipping, the disclosure mentioned
was made, and others of the party arrest.
ed, and many more will be if vigilance anc
+ activity can accomplish ii.
A most frightful and distressing steam
, boat accident occurred on the Mississiuo
river, near the mouth Of the Missouri. a
, about o'clock yesterday evening. TIL,
, particulars are given in a telegraphc dis
patch to the Republican, copy of which
send you
; Yours, T
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
ALroE, Dec, 4, 1852.

ALTON, dec. 4. 1907.
Last evening, at o'clock, the stern
wheel steamer Geneva. two boiler boat,
left St. Louis for the Illinois river, with
barge in tow. Four miles below Alton, at
Haynes woodward, she landed to wood
When the boat had just been landed and fas-
tened to the shore, and the deck hands were
at The wood-pi!e, the boilers exploded with
terrific force, destroying all the forward
part Of the boat. Capt. ]. ]. Perry, com
mander, was standing on the hurricane
deck, and when the explosion took place,
was thrown up and fell into the flames On
deck, but was rescued by persons on the
barge. He is injured in the spine and ter
ribly burned, and cannot recover. The
first clerk, Capt. w. c. Johnson, and the pi-
lot, Mr.. Gait, were thrown upon the aft
part of hurricane roof. The Hiberna No.
2, came along, and discovered the floating
cabin, which had parted from the hull,
about two miles below the woodward.
In the cabin were the Pilot and Clerk
This was about 8 o'clock at night. The p;-
lot is terribly burned, but will recover
The clerk died few minutes after being
taken en- board the steamer Hiberna. Capt.
Deane, Of the firm CT Carson and Deane,
and formerly in the Keo!luz Packet trade,
was the only passenger on board. He was
talking with the Clerk and Capt. Johns, in
the cabin near the bar, al the time, and is
lost.
The bar-keeper and watchman are also
missing. The Hbernia proceeded TO the
woodward, where several Of tie wounded
and most of the crew were waiting. Three
deck hands, who were on the barge at the
time, were badly scalded. One had an arm
broken, and another some Of his ribs.
The two engineers were here, both badly
scalded. The steward, two cooks and four
cabin boys. were here also, all more or iesE
scalded. The appearance Of tie second
cook was an awful sight. The chamber
maid was here, uninjured. She managed
to gain the barge-how, she knows not
The Hibernia took all on board and came up
to this city.
Drs. Randall and Metcaf were imme-
diately sent for and proceeded to dress the
wounded, and at 8 o'clock in the morning
they, and the dead, were transferred from
the Hibernia to the Amazouia, which came
down On her way to St. Louis.
The number of missing persons of the
Gsnevai is not exactly known-it is thought
some six or eight The boat is II total loss.
she was two wears old, and insured to some
extent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Administration Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court Of ran
dolPh county, letters Of administration on the es-
tate of Harrison Dalaeron, deceased, bearing date
November 90, 1852.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it to present them properly authenti-
Gated in one yer 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
will be forever barred.
GEORGE II. BURCKRARTT,
Administrator de bonis non.
December 8, 1S52-3y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Hemp Factory.

Mr.. JSo. H. EsTILL is rapidly eompet-
ing his hemp factory which was burned
down some time sinee and will soon be
ready for the last crop. Mr.. McLoney is
also in the hemp market, and between them
will make heavy draw on the products Of
this section. They pay St. Louis prices,
deducting freights, commissions, &C., and
should have the preference from our grow
ers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Mr.. Campbell's Appointments.

It will be recollected Rev. A. Campbell,
Of Bethany, Va, will preach in Fayette
next Sunday and Monday. The object OF
Mr.. C's visit to this State is to procure suf-
ficient funds to endow chair in Bethany
College. The amount necessary is $4,000
When ilast heard from, he had procured
about $4,000, and had filled, perhaps, hall
Of his appointments, 800 is the least and
S3l0o the most he has received at any ons
place. We use round numbers, emitting
fractions. His friends, and the friends O
the College, expect handsome contribution
from this county. ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
L Y has obtained from the County Court OF How
AID county, letters Of administration on the estate
Of John Ford, deceased, letters granted December
5, 1852.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims aganstit, to present them properly anthem
tcnted, within one year from the date OF said letters
or they may be precluded from having any benefit
ofsaid estate, and If not presented in three years
they will be forever barred.
JOHN w. HENRY,
Pub. Adrar. Howard county.
December 9. ISJ2-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09

II The great Commercial Convention at
Baltimore, 10 be composed of representa-
tives of the Southern and Western States, is
to be held on the 18th of the present month.
The object Of this meeting is to stimulate
the commercial progress Of the Southern
and Western States in their direct inter-
course with Europe, and in regard also to
their internal trade.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09

LEXINGTON ExpREss.--Mr. c. PATrER-
son, the founder Of this old and staurch
Wing paper, has sold out 10 Messrs. Ju-
LIAM s. GAuyr, who are now sole editors
and proprietors. Mr.. Julian has been con-
nected with the Office for the last six months
as one Of its proprietors, and his partner is
young man who learned his trade in the
Express office. We wish them success.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Appointment BY the President.

John D. COALrEE Esq. of St. Louis, has
received the appointment of District Attor,
ney ofthe United States, for the Missouri
District. Mr.. Caalter is one of our best
lawyers, and the appointment will be en-
tirely acccptibe TO the State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Administrators Sale of Slaves.

TN pursuance of an order of the County Court OF
l. Howard county, made at the November Term,
4. D. 1852, the undersigned will sell at public sale
(f not previously sold privately before the Court
House door, in the town of Fayete, on the 1st day
Of January next.
TWO LIKELY NEGROES, VIZ:
Boz. % years old; and LEWIS, 10 years old, be-
longing 70 the estate Of Druy C. Champion, decd
GJa5% TERMs-Cash.
iIar q 1g52-d1y-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09

ETThe Marquis of Duro, now Duke Of
Wellington, (succeeded to his fathers title
is asuperanuated roue and topper. He lacks
genius or talent, whips his wife and hasn't
as much morality or virtue as would white
wash felor. So says one Of the English
papers, and they ought to know.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Stock-KzOgs, Sheep, Corn, IIay,
VALUABLE LAND AND NEGRO
FOIs SALE.

or, The undersigned will Offer for sale, Q.
s3sSs on the 9Th day OF January, 1853, on thes5A
- premises, by consent Of parties inter-eOSk
ested, and for tisribution, the following property
bclongingto the estate Of Henry Knausc, deceased,
viz: the North Of the n. Z. or Section %,
Township 10, and Range 10.
=, ALhO-At the same time, Negro glrl named
MARY, about ii years OF age.
TERMs--On Land, one halt in six months--ths
balance in u months. On negro-Cash.
JOHN KNAUSE.
December 0, ISj2-tds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09

E3=Charles G. Anterior has been elected
Senator from New Hampshire, to succeed
John P. Hale, whose term expires on the Sd
Of March next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

,$$A We have just received, direct from III.
EAaSmanufacturer in England, large stock OF
PURE WHITE IRoN-sToNE GRANITE,
Of the latest pattern and very best quality which
we will sell greatly below common western prices,
Terms, Cash.
w. F. BIRCH & SON.
Glasgow, December 2, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Dreadful Steamboat Accident,

We are indebted to our St. Louis CORES
pendent for copy of the St. Louis Republi-
can Ertra, of the 4th, which contains the
following account Of terrible steamboat ex-
plosicn:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
Administrators Sale.

NN The 18th day Of January next, will sell to
~ the highest bidder, at the late residence Of
John Ford, deceased the personal property Of sand
deceased, consisting Of
StOck-kIOgs, Sheep, Corn, TXay,
Farming utensils, &C. TERds-Six months credit
will he given On all sums over ten dollars, the
purchaser giving approved security, ten dollars and
under, cash in hand.
J. W. HENRY, Pub. Airr.
Dec ?, i312-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09
GALENA, Nov. 20
CHARLESTON, Nov. 90.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 90.
Agrcat freshet has occurred in Georgia;
the mails and telegraph are obstructed.
The Camden train on the South Carolina
Railroad was precipitated ove- bank near
Water Culvert, instantly killing Colonel
Singleton, and his grandson Richard De-
vauX.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-09


The Democratic festival last night was
kept up 10 a late hour. The principal
speakers were Mayor Maury, Senators
Douglass, Miller and Broadhead Gen. Lane
DR.. Odds, Judge Brocchus, and others.
Douglass made one of the best speeches
and was warmly applauded-he cOngratula-
ted his friends upon the resul! Of the cleo
ton, and harmony which prevailed-he was
sure every Democrat felt proud of his can
didate, before and since the election. II
promised we'll for his administration
They had friends 10 reward and enemies 10
punish; yot he would make removals in a
spirit of justice and moderation with view
to the public good.
Upon our foreign policy he spoke at
Length he would like to see a decree put
forth, that no European power was either to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
Theatrical and Musical.

BosEpy TarArnr - The excellent srama entitled
Ihs Spy OF st. Mare,n and the new drama, styled
"JacR Addsms," with the drama al Rafaele" are 70
be the features CT this nng The performances gene
rally are enbusas Ideally received by very large
blage..
this evening In the "Jareyei seyile,o and Diana
and her Nv mphr.n Naval Epcagemsntsn Mr. and urs
Lilly shiten ard the "T~e Bonny castles are TO ns
rtriorns
kiBLos GARpEa--Th The entertainment announced for
THE evening is the beautiful opera of Norma with
Rose De vries Norma, Bstto az pooRe, and Virginia
Whitirg CO Adalgisa Tho cborous Department is fiu
and effective.
Burrows rnsAgrr --SuGketons's conis'y, entitled
nrhe Went End; or. High Lie i, London and tae
very eomcs farce Of tho Mummy Will comprise the
entertainments for this evening.
NA7iosaL THEATRE Mr. and Mrs n Williams con-
tinue popular ever They will appelr this eSoaiug
in "Ghsndy MoGriren and Irelsai as IL la Tins
ing feature.
Fairy emp ere be represented here this afternoon,
spd The Bottlen and Double Beodet Room IN the
evening.
BewERy AMfHrrHtArs r--Ths French troupe at
trectiDg large audiences every night They will appear
Tonight IN many novel and ples;sg Ieata IN hs circle
Csasry's MINsrRELs give another jesnt entertain
n,snt this evening.
FrILoNs' MrNaraEtq have provided very fine pro-
gramme TOR to might
Pror Anderson continues 70 attract large audiences
lie gives afternoon we'll evening performa
every csy this week
Asroa Place trALfAs OpEaA HoUsy The subEcrihers
to the italian Opera ut the Aston Place Opera uonss
II not taken At that time, they viii be disposed 81 BY the
l;surfPtor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

THE FoRREsr CASE III THE Country. - The
evidence brought out IN the Forrest clse Is Great.
ing a great sensation through tie county. Tao
great bulk Of TIE country newspapers poun.a on
tho Developments, ard publish them, with al
kinds OF Genuaciation asangt tho litiganEa ana the
witnesses. Some Of tho papers, on the ether hand,
regsse to rubieh them, because the details gro
considered indecent and immoral; while the same
journals frequently contain articles and sketches
faz more indecent snd immoral than anything
which, in this case, has shocked tie faJtidious
nerves u tho Courier and Enquirer, and such Ike
journals The Forrest trial will constitute
marked era IN fashionable life In New York or
this there can be no doubt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
CITY Inttlilrerce

PM DITAIrMESr.Mle Lola Monies hes kin iiy q a
aerd her ,efyicts in aid Of the charitable fund OF ina
New York Fire Department tene1t viii be gvea at
the BIC adway theatre Friday evening next January
1en or which occaion there will be pre.ente oesj
other entertsinn,entstwo grand baless la vhi,a NE
Iolc Monies has volunteered 90 perform.
BALI erasoN Yesterday evening, the sr.t annual oar
OF the Tinker Guards OF st the German Han, No
l0l Elizabeth street, On Friday next January 18Th,
TIE New York typographical Society intend 20 cssbra
the anniversary az The birth II Franklin, with spen lid
banquet az Nihlo rooms The annual gcand assembly
OF Tie Independent Order Of OLA Pe0ws VIII take place
&C ito Metropolitan Gate Trller) Halt Monday
cycnirg January 10Th Besides these there are many
othe- balls 10 take place during the wec Ia tbs
roos appropriated for that pufposr, Throughout Va
passes 81 This eoaton without the lovers OF 5 dance
jcyirg Themselves ia an extraordinary degree.
IEsTn OF A MssiBER THE Ban. y Davies Esq,
yesterday announced lie Supru Court the sudden
death az kraDeis Griffin, member Of the New YORK
Ker made few euloeistc rtmar1s aul moved the ad-
oufnmeIt 81 the Court tribute Of rcapeet 10 the
memory u tie deceased The Court responded 20 the
ertius Its Il regret expressed By Mr. Davies cni
eyed an ael0IrDmenr accOrdinQy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

NrahI sAhAsFEt = cFflNk, [
WtriKGroN. January 10, 1859.


W.urKGroN January 10, 1862
Where's certain drafts purportDg 10 r. those OF
ttHccr of The Quart ~ masters Department Major
General Thomas s. Jesup, Qnarerpiss'eT General have
been presented Tor payment which draft forgores
i becomes necessary ~ tEs csItoa Ia order that
tie public nay be W IT. eneri should other dsats CT
ike character oe IN q ruulstion.
The dfss Tressnted above bear tho forged sigma
lure ofCgpt J.. Eison, A-sistar, QraTtsrmsster ".
Amy they numbered La and III date! Assist
sbt Quatterna6ter'f Olce. Santa fr, New Mexico 1T
July l6bIthe ora for $3.50 tho other FOR f6VO0and
both ia favor q oustavui HcHercOusi fCiperya clerk
In Tho pcy snt u Gsp an Easlon recently es7toD
u e6uh Es. They lsaT their fee tte forged ana
ture ii fo J. gunner, approving the sane.
6si1 dr'ie3ceut hee been rep0F,e1 20 kAs Office as
having committed eK.rrs4Ya frauds his employer,
S.pS y EScu al0 u ~ feared Re tss defrnuded th6
cc0cury 81 large amount by nsals u fucgcd drafts
EfHiIsr fp there Geacri'fk
4lis ceutg y given that OF may " their guard
aeUiltt RECEIVING dcts whether fsv1.Gt spiofsp4
ty talu "eApraoctt q ne'tveG thpr0 no genuine
olaf.s GDat ft'frr'o rgittJalin. Which the naas
Il Net IH4eaaa srp.ae ia any ~.
is -.,.not sl4 lpsrternba'cr General
Nh. a G0RgOI. c1.eE gieYh