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total rrreipss at thip pnrt since fst September
from I'll sosreea. am ! .t29 1873 hsle>. This
n, ,neIa.ies ~ gsy lies from NloLslg sd floridn.
nm Trss. iy s~s And hts h.ing deducted our
N.n,1Osn~vy etc, arr show ~ h. 3pt e2l
t.,nr IN iv~r.a,e Of 4ttN4 bales over last yenr.
N sf6 W bales over any ~ sisHi- VEN. The To-.
,sr,. since l., A.p,vmtst arr i35 SIS bales Of
n! 2ts hales wrr shipped 10 G~s, IIf-n
III 10 rnn~e 2io 6os '" the Norlh and SnUl Of
Mexico. etc. and s56 I. 10 The Emitted States
On 4 cousv Asisan Of the .xpovts With ,ho.- of
rns there ~omld sr,sar 10 H. an ncica.- Of lsy..
irs ~ Cheat Britain, Gs 500 10 France. 1s.7Oi tn
r,,h and South If Enr.--. Mexico. etc. ai.d Of
Is hale. Ia The United sts,-s pwt. The t,al re.
II all fhe Atlantic and G,Jf parts. mp 7" .hr
,-. rec~i,rd--w. shown by eu, crnrrnl 'o,,on
--arc , t2l SIP tAics. hut The a,faaf rrdy,. when
m by us Ncw York shipping List. w,ti fail
h ia, shirt NJ this Anaount as !: iar'4,i'es somc
|, hajr. Of last wears stuck. Viii h wap ga hnnd
bsusta and Hamburg. Uss aud was counted In
81 cr0r
II. ,l.~ larr~., cr,r ever pr~lnced IN the United
y hsp b.en .l,-I-s~d II and with result tsss gen
satisfactory than w remember to have ~ itn'rs-
any previous y.nr. The circumstances which
,rn.ied 10 these results r;es.ut some remarkable
ltsriiie.. and ". propose 10 tonch briefly upon
II the most prominent, amNta Witch Ne mas nv n
Me- r~ary If the factors centrally OF meeting The
H., freely and thus guarding srniesi aus unwi-ld
FutnufrllbH sirf ". Nnt'b NNHiH 'flH =" tftTh
lbe market In ihi- rnnrse they have been aid-
| circumstances which 10 many w-re n m'mcnin-
sl 4 magniin,~. though the, contributed ii,'ua.
tie general result. We sinlr !" the rcinarka
kpas.,. whjrh. while r"n.tilniine .,onou II he
bavo,Hhl- rhanr'-r f,w packing, nj the same time
A~ary Ill ths tributary s'rsms tea low fr the
Sscp II navigation; md thus ilr great hn'k oi
k,ppl,cs which cnine from the hanh- II the main
lind been s~cci>ed mad di.po.rd II heiorr III"
! r,~s WEIR in a tpn6isn Ia roni-lhur 10 the
We woaisl al-o refer 10 the great abundance
sh~n,s.r.n II money IN fnros'. which hrough,
Matters intn c,tniriiion with -ganners. and :" The
Sknklv increase IN tho rnn.ums'Qn. THIS mos,
p-n,ly .iown by tie hs'i'learly 'ciurir i''tn
! Hfisa,s, Nv which IL npls.sf- tint ''sr quantity
t,r consntnr,t,n. for i- SIX m.'rih- ended on 'l'
y was .93i .f63 bales. sspinsi 10 ten t,slr- for
urre-pendlna sit months ut the pr'yiuus year
Sra.le q weekly atcrrrs oi - S-J bales or an IN
J Of at"n, $500 hsh's per week aver any prr,i
krtnk nrsirs iiti< there is an insrsse w "ur
h. To tnr,-ign countries, "ther than tsral lifain.
! nD bales while the quantity taken Tor home
Smn'inn probably esccr,.s that oi last yenr by
b aiptsn bales.
spp-nd = table which exhibits the rapport. de-
sleek, etc. In the Whole of arrai Htnain. ipi
III III pnil,r Of he rurcni year, cudrd 81 the
puu~ last. and comparison with the same period
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NOTICE.

I s hereby given to all persons indebted to
] me for Groceries or otherwise, either by
note, order, or open account, not to pay or set.
tie the same with ID B Ncsmi'h or his agents, as
the said Ncsmi,h has unlawiully seized the said
notes, accounts, &c, and keeps possession OF
them contrary to my viii, claiming and using
them as his own, aud is now making nh effort
to collect them for his own use. The said pa.
pers have not been in amy way assigned to the
said Nesmih, he took them from m, possession
wiihou, leave, and holds them in disregard Of
law, and shall look to my debtors for pay ment.
r. IRELAND.
Mnrsh.ll Sent lS5D u lift
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|ssteaa ssfsns1nnla ~ ~ ~ oaua,1
~ hNss e~<b IN svH whteh ~ M m q.
eese. ~ = - hEss es''y a'ssn1sa vim No. NJ
ygsats. : ssMsl N ~ rhasa~,ss, a. sn35 ~
raaopoees ~ ~ csn1s.nn u insssiwrrs ms 4 ~
latesat senntA n ssede. sWd ss,s ~ ~ eev r.
ss.ss|S ~ e. es'!..y end ss.ceay sp'r - hasia
o., Ttee sssups being srrcfld 10 tx IN s,srs i,
- hlAselk ~ h~ lsesns and to h,s ensvtsssv. 70
- aow esss sna vigilance ever s&~s wso have Ii
=" elvs ~<sv dvs If ~ ~mam<,sm, snurnnrs ~
New Orleans = stated Tia, The ratoo Ao,r ~ In
Ills market within tic ra.t len Jsan hss ytrldsd
gr.s pra"ct Of e:,s ~ NJ
J" rr!ain 10 khaeee ses snskins srmashs - IA ,hs
unusually ~vae GRIP II The last ea., tho od,,os ,hus
spraAs VI t'ss growing crpp,
With resard to 'te sr"wiag crop we hav- bs-6y
~ ~tnafk We the arssnnis rrrciv~d thus hs have
neeh II . decidedly dsroufasing character. tom.
nsns ~ scarcity IL pAnts ~ II pr,pev sensnps
r. psaa~Ne' and Of l"oa rosns~d drspah' sinre The
Psa"s'ns was made haze b-rn very g~,,1rni, and Ne
hear II n" section II The hscro grow ing region TIM
lars may b. Mss"pr,,) In which anything liz. an
avsrag~ cr'p eSt,'cted. Il IL quite ton ~ary I,av.
ever :" 'e'-r~"e What ,i~ extent the crp }. likely
10 b.. and n later t-fist we maj take occasion aga IN
to advert TO 'ts pr'-l-cts
Tie following remarks are madr In relation 10 bread
s,nfs.
With resprr, to the supplies Of R,rs ,.,uF. 10, The
coming year IL n likely br ins~, amps or i, i. nm
drr-'od that The yield throughout the country has
h~s" m"sr s-'.rsnly abundant than IN any ps~viops
yenf ~ 'ens f"t 'snx J-r"i. Even IN the Southern
stsi~s wi-fv tls :raia crs,ts have been almo. ,opl
failure r two years IN ,uree--st The harvest IL am.
pie and large .-ciio- # country which have detcn.
81 n'"" the West or supplies. are likely 10 have a
surplus I" send 10 market The croJ- II Europe slso
arr generally represented giving favorable proms-
and the pr'bahl'te. would .cem 10 idismic n low-r
range Of prices ihan The AMERICAN farmer he. realized
f"' '"'n- y~'r pasf -
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STATE OF Texas.
Conpfy of ilp,hur, (

To u, Sheriff Of .,,a cesn,ye. cheering
W. EKt.AS, ellington { pa,llo has filed
w his petition IA the District court O. SAID
county, stating substantially. that some lime
in the fall Of 1917 lie purchased Of William
liable consideration the hvadrirh, certificate Of
William G. Norton, for six hundred and forty
a., Of Srn,cmb., n isas: ,6a, when ne.
tioncr purchased sa,d headlight Of the said
unab'" at that ''me t" procure Ira 'tr 'snu'
inc s.la Norton '" your ps,'no"s. ~ s'"e
part, 70 procure transfer to ps'i'i."sr from ,,
upon MN 50 20 a' ; rs''',"s, a.ass ,, s
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rrr;v-a ny laa mail from N, W n. Cn.p,
.rn-r in and succ-ssw y ,hr hrm 4 u. Elder
rrA Co.. New Orleans. he letter sheet Price
N, Of SEPT i.s. c.H,saining the an ual statement
market. We aIso received q similar she-, from
r,l. Knew u a,A pr'palas h"u-~ os M-.-r-s kawI'ns
.n& Co. W ~ss<art the f'.l' wing tr"a'k- IN
10 co.,..u. h ~i,l IN seen III ,I,e Gotten crop
YEA, wa. unprcesisnsSiy large.
.boui ing ih~ pwsiuri u Low Mplhlinc 10 Coed
Li,;ur Cotton taking The a,rms- of mh -u'irr
Grseven years. will, The teev'ps A. New Or.
AID ,i.- tnial cr0p 81 the United States,
1osai Crop. keeda' " y. Ae'se Pr'cs
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CITATION.
Tmr STAT. OF TExAs,
County Of Harrison.
County cour. pertaining to Estates, &c,
September Term, \. u. 1885,?
CITATION.

To The Sheriff ef said county, GRrrTisc
"HEREAS l.. =. Afford, Administrator
w d, bon's non Of the estate Of Edward y
Battle deceased has flied his application for par.
titon and distribution Of the property Of said
estate and, whereas, il appears that James
II. Bate and Edward u. Bate, minors. both
citizens Of Harrison county aforesaid, and
Thomas T. Battle, "a non resident Of the state
aforesaid. are the heirs of the property Of said
estate; and i, further appearing ihvt -nid appli.
cant is the guardIau Of the persons and estates
Of said minors, and tina, the said Thomas I
Bate is non resident US aforesaid.
Now, that the said Thomas +. Bate may
have due notice Of said application, sc,
We command you that yon cite the said
Thomas T. Battle by publication Of this writ
in the Texas Republican. n week.. newspaper.
published in said county of Harrison, for four
successive weeks previous TO the return hereof,
10 he and appear at the September term of mid
court, 10 be held a, the courthouse Of said
county, on TIE last MonGay IN September, A. d.
1852, then and there TO show cause, il any, he
hrs or can, why partition and di ifihuton Of
the property Of said eoia,e shall not be deereed
as prayed for by petitioner.
ANN. Herein fail not, and due return
s., make Of this precept as by law
sA Given under my hand and seal
77l< of the court, .hi-, Aug Bis, 1852.
o. ilENDKlCk. &. OK.
By +. CATER, d, Z.
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voouubse DppeVssty Ter oaee.
7 P10SOG9 selling The following vslsAhls
y psefsssy, tp-Wk:
~ 49, ~ HI sppsslss " 9asaAe'a
Univseuty. fbs1sssiv kslot1sng = ~ nasphy
sssais. foge ~ aheat A. sxsss IL ~ 'os'
unasf eseleo, with 80 dWsiliag AoeAe,
u. ThiA 9festY Il n 4 h$autiiel ale.stiaa,
~ wssA - S - usui1saaf ecesd-
1 kAvs - j " - hsm ~ sAts, staased
shest tl,sss nslee eeaah-Wess ftcM Natshali
|s3tsss ~ absus 49, hs~Aesd ard lAisty ssep.
I : III inst Il Lad, ~ Il wAisA Ase easast
~ y htsA saate - saltieaoleA. TAsss 7
- ~ psash ayoe - - 1Asas ss /.
~ 1855 visAl ! nvsel1 = -
Z. y. nARvEy<
+ AApeuss q. oo&a. s@s1-tm
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lsLANTEEs' HOTEL,
Marshall. 1sIns.
ELIZABETH JACKSOS........... .rsapt,rssess

GIsiHhbLIu JAe hSOH'....... ..'.-.....IF spfrness
IN tssing charge Of the PLANTERS 10
i TEL, Mrs. }. is fully aware Of the rcspon-
sib,lsy VI the undertaking; yet, having had
several years experience IN catering for the
public. she fatters herself that she Cal, render
general satisfaction.
She has made como. and hcpe~ 10 make
many more changes in the style ind manage.
mcnt u this House: whether fur better OF
for worse" she Is willing 10 leave 10 discern
ing public to decide. Notwithstanding, all The
improvements she has in view, her charges vii
remain the same US those VI her ~illustsious'
predecessor.
o. The STAGE OFFICE, for the Shrcvc.
port, Jefferson, and Tyler line If stages. i
kept a, this House, and every attention viii
be paid to the travelling public.
Aug 7, 1852. VI r6-3m.
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Janunry l................ 49, go sci l2o
n inoistits $50. ..i MI '"s iio" ""
LIS .G3 6,6 GO
f,r,n,h. ts7 OnO pS a0n
ump,,nn do c3i .st3 i7s .63 10 'so--s7' .i2n
1hh Inn, III, 30 So; .tD
's aNrfage 'ak'n aa6s3 e9s5i
t.n.l,mni.n..,..-.. -.
M on speculation ...... 392 40 lli.NU
10 the aDai,,y II the la, crop Il may hr sad 10
i~vn rr,naskahic for II. medium a,rrnsr. ~ The
8,,on II ssry isfry,or aud ia's'd t"'ipts was
compared with th~ p,rsins. ,rar vhr The
,ie,s,m,,a,~d fss and eaoi,, have bcrn IL
Invited .apjsiy Indeed The well hn''~n fpncs
Which hav~ always brought esifn prices. scnfc,'
rs~ci.csi tho sianian. &. forever seasons ssesri-.
,~ crop 4. whal~ VA. '.h''-st III staple md
IN IN "us market rsIpnri.. h'uud II necessary =,
IN this fact IN evpltut t,n of the whir rsnsr "i
f., n. same rls~itiea,inns Nevertheless. II
snd nndy market a Il the season. II ''s- 'nr.
Pop ever kn"wn rlosc, upon Lighter ,'eck' both
fnp- aud IN th;p country. than wr'e sh"wn !" ~
hd \, the sSme tsevt.i last y-Nr.
rr,snhie extent II the ,etn'ns crop. whrh y
Ter II sf-uriins interest In all parties ensnsr''"
ntu.n trade raunot IN Determined with any tie.
r-rtssuty unit after N. Intrr offs veal m'his-,
r.-ta mr. t~c,s hawrsev. ~ rHcri,- 10 w. 'r.
hir .uhtert It vruosk and these We are grHtfiird
(~r,s an II d~shietily fa,"rShc rhsrneirf. "
the crri erN~sntly represented " IN ''sr.'" NM
Than In, v-sr. r~rsrnlsray m III. hau,m land.
biz may pr. ,l.iy pp,ve u maternal di.af,suss-
'osla ~, s~rws ca.aaiis v,ru- ~nd the PIC A,ng
pine kssa assi favorable one, it i eo"'eded
~ ,irii mu.; ~ very nmrIc.
IL vs,~r, u Nv msvk~, pr~I~c,- fos The canning
~s think they nav ~ ,ssi !" be de'iied', ~.
e,ns 4. TN sprr,ems II ,l'- e'-' -rsson ~"o'd
srr, I'D q sssrs. ~ascG vii i. likely 70 afford
ssa.se = ~ pss .stvr, A. ha. arvndy wen
~ svassAl: sssr~sslaness, have CRAFTY .''"-
cnssu,spssn~ witAia IN ra-t year aud there =
NJ NAV aprAsvns :" 'llssA'ara4r 's- ''sHr that Win
1snn Wis pAscy o. perNesaS ae.vis'A an Sr'iS"
MI. es~p ever amy tHen t0s 'sss "Ay or dis
of win equatiy sat~Aehsy sesuiss
fese hals VI The new err W~chs1 1e~ ~ ~
N =. being eight dals asss nv" - MI ARRIVAL
ear. axd lt~ss lASv o-~n Fsct'svd W ~ ths dste
iAies against 9.'s9 halse M-t yrn! - ae"a',
m ~ halss hsssu4hs aa,Ey prices nn, tnr mar,
kr&Iiy ran dawn IA iNssfs npps"rf'atc nass' sna
1snsss asraatson> Asr y fAl"~s. rsHhrac'nt MT"
MI new GRIP. shs gfades l's'"~ Ntad',nt er'ona
biveiy 10 tlsr tws~ts: Osti,,"fs !".on u'.'"'s,
d.; itss NidditMl ~ ieti Mtld.'"F NV !'
MAtiiina ~ " ~ MNidissM raw ny :" -
~ Ia u; Gssa Far, u :" ~ ne ,o'a.
~ ,sss nrw erp w " this ds'e arN",sis. q an'ut
kAlse, H. esvaisr ~ rls-sine ts'<i N3tdl'pr y
Diar fujs, bugh lkssv hasc s''en s'sne 10y ~
NM sRon1eea. ~ alss fsw jAsrcs cf t'~s' AND
4 49, nai1m 4 roHa .dsnby higher asrfsf~
kaljtv tken 02S MN sscekses VI last year. h~
q rksss M stsrk ~ kAssi including Al ~,
kned 4 1.7so So, n ssktch sbcut !. 5sO bales
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CABINET w Ar Em0UsE,

Wood, Iron, aud Hrau Turning Shop,
iFlnh Bloek South Of The Cont,hou-ei
WE would inform our friend, and the pub.
w lie We are carrying on the above business
IL. all lis branches, aud are hl,cd up tor doing
any Kind Of Turning, either on Engine. Mil
or Cablnc, work. We are prepared to receive
orders for any Kind C: Furniture; and int. nd
keeping on hand An assortment OF Beds'eads,
Tables. Chn'rs, &c.
being experienced workmen, We may safely
promis. our work TO be well fitted up aud
neatly executed.
All orders promptly attended to, snd fur
nilnrc neatly repaired.
Billiard Balls returned. and Patterns made
10 order WM. HILBERT 4 son.
July 3, 1882. nl-6t
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saaAl~rs' Geolls.

ElGER l. co. have on hand . hsGs
III assortment Of saddless good. ssadlsfs
: ould 90 wtii IL ell ~ their establishment y
Ms,shsli, usxt dor q Wssd, Wil.cn Ce.
y IN Shreveport. = ths aiyn Of ths ssesdea
S..ssls' Trrss strre,. jsSd-ly
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MASONIC FEMALE iAsTITUTI.

>lNli. Executive Board Of Managers. appcnt-
/. cd b, Marshall Lodge No ~, announce IL
,,.e public that the 9th session Of the Institute
.ii commence on the First Monday in Az.
gus, under the rhargs Of tho Faculty ~
Teachers, 10 vii.
Rev. Tho. D. WsLsox, President
Mrs. EaMA ". 5oSYoLv, Vice PrtwriPal.
Miss EtlzA 1uHTox, Primary Dsparfmsni
niss ARAHrllA JxssEIr JuSr, Mns'e i'isse
nra1inp ard ExMrr Uast
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49, ~ =
Nailge,

ruNalg sorur1nesuhtp hssNssA Powell 4 Heost
4 thjs a lsssslv11 y aptsaI consent
rra IA Issinsss u III 6rm viii b. sstilcA y
- W. W. SCOTT,
Z. D. POWELL.
Powcll,on, Sept. J. idea v>Alo-&
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CITATION.

G. L, Paiillo, rs: WIN. Philips and VIM. G..
Norton.
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Course u stsax, =. ossrs:s pr -

SEQ, twenty Veeks.
PRIMARY DxrAsrsKsr.--o r,hogrSphy.
Reading and writing, pr ses,'on Of
five months. 80 90
SkcoAp lusioN Class Elementary les.
sous In Arithmetic, Grammar, G.o-'
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phsi-
ology, aud History s's 30
flesr jrs,oR ClAss.--Eagiish Gram.
mar, Geography, Ariihmetie con'in.
usd, Natural Philosophy. Watss on
tle Mind, Botany, Geology, Myihos
tl,ology, and History. Ga %
MIDDLE CLAss.-Chrin,s,ry. Rhetoric,
Logic, Meal Science, Mental PHI
io.ophv, Evidences Of Christianity.
roltwai and llome.i,c Economy,
Astronomy. Algebra, Ancient aAd
Modern Languages commenced. go o.
Hsx,on CLAss.-Anci<nt ard Modern
Languages completed, Geomstry.
Trigonometsy, and review offcnn-
es atvdes 81 ot
Composition thsouxhsns ths sesrst,
sstss lHssdssssl ssresss ~ pslAI
~ sssstse ~ q
byswtsa ~ rsisAiee. sseh oie q
| katss3dssJ 81 Wax WssA. sesh : ~
lw4ssuNeaeaa Mutis. so "
u0ef etaae e1oea q
| Tsistan rn1a = w. ~ II <seA ssssioa
esP;ls VIII - &&AgYsA tfva ~ tns 81 -
tsAass, uAiil ~ sloSs Of ~ sseasns. DsAas
| 49, 49, To- rsessaets4 uieknpss.
| III 10. tnf4 - II. M
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M ~ q.

1--WE undersigned would take this occasion
i to inform the public that they have cem-
m.nced the above business in the lanyard tat.
r,ed on BY Giles u. Cram, and are now prepared
10 receive hides Their terms viii h~ suited to
the Accommodation d the public generally.
Gsec IA a cal.
GRAIN d YOUNG.
Marshall Texas. Junc ~ 1893. v3-b0,f
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x0ToC&s
1 Ii those in,sebsed 10 7. q. Plesss ~ 1871
~ are requested 70 come sorwae0 - set11s
s.,hct ~ paying the suoney o. " hstA
March Il, iShA (.
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b e ,nnnih.. ts7 ono IS An
hmp,nn do c3I ..F3 J IN 163 Ia 'so--s7' ia
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. $780,
A HurEk'OR article II Brandy. lioliand
IA Gin, pvt, Sherry. ard Madesia Wsa~a,
fos Medicinal psrpcses. for sale By
YOUNG l. JOHNSON.
July -. ~ nay
yOMN T. GBNALe tuWMAEt u. aAhn
IOtiN Z. DONALD 4 90. Fae,@s sna
81 Commisstss MessAsnfs, NJ, o., Cnvis'
street. New 0sleAes.
Jsr. 10. 1888. van1o ".
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
A Good One.

An old and very worthy gentleman, and
very jealous wing, of this county, being
very anxious to learn the result of the elcc-
ton in this congressional district--on see
ing gentleman passing his house one day
last week, run ont and accosted him with,
"Hallo, stranger, can you tell me how the
election has gone between Miller and
Greenp" "Ohi yes, very politely answer
ed the stranger, "Mr. NJ. is elected by a
handsome majority Thank you for that, "
shouted the gentleman, as the stranger pass
ed on, II wish to God jim Green hadn't got
a vote in the district In the course of
alf an hour the Old gentleman learned to his
reat establishment that the stranger that lie
unceremoniously accosted was no less a
sonage than James S. Green himself
ris Mercury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

ADULTERATIoN OF LIQuoRs.-In the port
of New York, in which the imports Of BRAN
dy are far greater than in any other in the
country, the number of half pipes entered at
the Custom House scarcely exceeds 10000
a year, and of quarter casks and .eighths in
elusive, but little over $4,000; yet at least
twenty times this amount are sold by the
Mixers and Jobbers of the city and country
dealers, as pure French brandy, genuine
as imported"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SEASON.


TUESDAY PfChEI.
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, BoonriEe, Glasgow
aud Brunstcic1c, Missouri Ripr.
.[rrSn The entirely new and ele-
G-NSMn. gantly finished steamer MAR
V:S5;+sia. ~ TIA JEWETT, WIN. c.
Jewett, commander, will COM
mence her regular weekly trips, in the above trade,
on the opening Of navigation. Leaving St. Louis
every Tuesday at O'Clock, p. NJ, and arrive at
Brunswick, on Thursday, p NJ Returning she
will leave Brunswick on Friday at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
and Glasgow at u O'Clock NJ, and be at Arrow
Rock, Boonville, and Rocheport same day-.on Sat
urday at Mt. Vernon, Providence. Nashville, Mar
tins Landing, Marion Claysvllle. Mouth Cedar,
jefferson city, Mouth Usage, Cote Sansdessien,
Shepley's, Smiths Landing, ST. Aubcrt, Portland,
Loutrc Island, Hermann, Pliers, Pinlincy. New
mans; Luck's, Washington, South Point, Point La
bardie and Augusta, and arrive in ST. Louis on Sum-
day.
Capt. Jewett embraces the present opportunity
of returning his sincere thanks TO his numerous pat
rons upon the Missouri. for the very liberal pat
ronage extended TO him since the loss of the ROTcnn,
and assures them that every effort. the part of
his officers and himself, shall be made TO merit a
continuance. Our motto shall be kindness and ac-
commodation TO all. His new packet, built cX-
pressly for the trade. combines strength and speed,
elegance and light draught. For freight passage
apply on board, or TO
n. Wall, st. Louis,
Spotswood & Parker, Providence,
Taylor & Jackman, Rochcport,
J. H' f. s@ v moSo'n'' Glasgow,
West & McAshane, Brunswick.
February -, tS52-ds
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

FLying, says the Boston Post, is an ex-
ceedingly vulgar vice, yet often practiced 10y
genteel people. Lawyers lie professionally,
doctors lie occasionally, editors lie unInten-
tionally, merchants lie habitually, and the
telegraph lies perpetualy-but then it don't
know any better, which can hardly be said
ofthe mendacious characters in general
As Falstaf says, 'Lord. how this world is
given to lying"
E5Be virtuous--happiness will follow.
TNever be afraid to do right. He that
strives to please everybody, pleases nobody.
u Great ealamites teach us many beau-
tiful lessons, and reveal to US much we
should never have seen from the common
level of life.
IL Beauty without honesty is ike poi
son kept in bag OF gold.
II No eatechism is so useful TO children
as their parents example at home. 1t is the
brightest mirror under their roof.
II Society, ike shaded silk, must be
viewed in all situations, or its colors will
deceive us.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
c. ID. SULLIVAN g. CO.,
NEELvELLE,S SPRING STYLE.

Il
NTELVILLE,f fashionable Halter, No. 43 Fourth
w street, opposite Planters House, takes this
method OF Informing strangers visiting the city that
he introduced his SPRING STYLE OF HATS on Satur-
day, 9th of March, of the following dimensions:
Crown, 80 deep, yeoman, SO bell at sides,
! bel Front and rear, curve.
Tip, 3-G inch oval
Brlm, q wide all round, flat set, Of an inch
concave, with rib silk uuders.
Bands 4-6 of an inch wide, with tie.
Binding of an inch wide, rib silk.
In addition TO his own spring style Of hats, he
also has the latest New York styles of Genin, Bee
bee and Modine French styles; also the Kossuth
and Magyar hats. His stock Of these articles is
large and elegant
In connection will be found all the latest and
most fashionable caps for spring, together with
every variety of youths and misses fancy hats and
caps; also, all kinds of military goods in conform
ty with the new regulations. In addition will be
found French and German silk umbrellas, Scotch
and English gingham do; also, trunks, yalises, car
pet bags, satchells, canes, &C., &C,
Strangers visiting the city are particularly invi-
ted to call and examine for themselves the above
named articles. Terms positively cash.
Marchll r r. L. MELVILLE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

FIVE HUNDRED AND SEvEYTY-sIx REA-
SONS ron OPros1NG GEN. PlERcE.-Since
the commencement of steamboat navigation
in the West there have been 57G boats sunk
by snags and sawyers. These the Demo
cratic party think it is unconstitutional"
to remove. They are SO economical as to
prefer to destroy steamboats, rather than
snags, and to save expense rather than life.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
IT. ToUgs s. sT. JOSEPH PACKET.

ST. ANGE-T. W. ScoTT, MASTER.
I'm n THIS elegant passenger steamer is
-. now in the trade, and will continue I'M
til the close of navigation.
Her officers return thanks for the liberal patron
age extended 10 them last season, and solicit a con-
tinuance. The St. A. has been locked, thoroughly
over-haued, re-furnished and re-painted, is one Of
the ghest draughts boats in the river, and passen-
gers and shippers may rely on dispatch and pune
tuality. For freight or passage apply on board or
to MANSON II ROBBINS, Agents.
Glasgow, Marcia, 1852.