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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
Valuable Tobacco or Hemp Farm

FOR SALE OR RENT.
tsgr ] have valuable farm, near Cam mn.
s.sse1 bridge, Saline county, Mo-, contain -Gliil.
- ing about 2u6 acres, we'll adapted TO ne
growth OF Tobacco or hemp, which Twill sell on
reasonable terms. There are 6o acres in cultiva-
ton, with good tobacco barns and other out
houses, well watered and timbered.
If not sold before tie Isl Of March, will rent
to good tenant. -
B. L. POWELL.
Cambridge, Jan. 90, '53, If.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate

WHEREAS, Reuben Messerly did. on the Sd
w day of April, 1919, execute deed of trust
to the undersigned, 10 secure debt specified
therein, on the of the n E / and the E of the
Ell of Section 81, Township +49, Range II, con-
tanning 100 acres. Now as said debt remains I'M
paid will, on
TUESDAY, STH MARCH,
Sell said Lands 10 the highest bidder for cash, in
the town of New Franklin, Howard county =
Due attendance will be given by Robert Coleman
or JERE KlNGSBERRY, his Agent
January 81, lS53-5w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
u \ D TICE., -
THE SC0CNDREY. MAILED.

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the viilainy Of one \. G. Bragg, who is now put
ting up and trying 10 palm upon al unsuspcct,ns
public. a BASE and w6RTHLEss mixture, which
he calls MHXIcAN MrsrtXG LINrMENr.
Prompted solely by ayarice, he is endcarorinr
TO bring his ADULTERATED FILTHY STUFF INTO no
tee by attacking and striving 10 iniire the reput-
ton OF my POPULAR and valuable Liniment.
Bcrdre Of this Base ImpoSfor,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Dogs,
Rattle Snakes and Poison.
This moving mass of corruption should be brand
ed with red hot iron on his forehead. LIAR, VII
LIAM, FIEND, so that none could be a victim" 10
his ayaricious and nefariou' designs.
Let the vrtuous indignation OF generous pub
lie cast upon this WOLF in sleeps clothing, with
aripu
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

THE EXAMINATION Of the Students of "ELM
l. RIDGE ACADEMY" will take place on
Thursday and Friday, the oath and 25th February
next
The patrons Of the School and the lovers of lit.
erature generally, are invited 10 attend.
January 81, 1S53--tde. 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

TCALABoosE BURNED.-An Irishman
By the name of Dennis M'Dermot who
was confined in the Hannibal Calaboose,
for disorderly conduct, set fire to the build
ing and persisted in the flames. He was a
dissipated character.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
Resigning Guardianship.

NOTICE is hereby given that at tn next March
y term (ir,t No.Gay) Of The Howard Coarry
Court, shall make application to resign the
Octayia NJ Rookcr, Hugh l.. White, David c.
White and Catherine T. White, miner heirs OF
Thomas White. deceased. | shall resign the guar
dianship also of Sarah ". Daltev, Leah y. uar-
vey, French Bakey, Y. c. b,al;ey Richard W.
Blabey, John Blukey, and Fannie Bialsy ), heirs Of
John NJ. Blakey, deed.
Jan. l3--Sw. HENRY WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

WE will receive the notes of the Banks Of Ken
w lucky. Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, aud
those of Page & Bacon and Lucas Il SimonGs, a
par, in payment of debts, and for merchandise.
T. 4. SAVAGE, T. w. DIGGEs Il Co.,
LOGAN y. DAMERoN, w. +. Birch & Son,
PERRY 4 BARTHoLow, \. STRoUsg & Co.,
d. Bronson, 4. LESSEN,
J. ). THOMSON, john x. Carson,
BARTON, HUTmEsoNSCo RuPrT & BROTHER.
GLASGOW. Januarv ID. 1873.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

sva-TaEAsuREa IN ST. LouIs.-Col. A.
r. Easton, who is well known to the citi-
zens of this State, has been appointed and
confirmed as Sub. Treasurer in that city, in
p,aes Of II. S. Turner, resigned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

James Pipes. guardian TO Hamilton
II. Hunt, Martha F. Hunt. Mar,
Caret L. Hunt and Sarah E.Hunt
minor heirs of Nathan Hunt, de
ceased, Plaintiffs,
against
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
I'm the Randolph Circuit Court, No.
geElsbeF 9. 1892.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF RANDOLPH, !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

DIrp.-Mr. Thos. j. Gorham, ofthe firm
of Flore s. Gorham, Floretta, Macon county,
died last week. He was for many years a
citizen of Randolph, and very worthy man.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
NNW ENISMi

ID E. & NJ. T. POWELL, have this day asso-
-. ciatcd with them Mr.. LEWIS II. DUGGTHs,
and will continue business, under the name and
STYLE of POWELL s, CO.
January |. 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

The BAHK.-GERARD ROBINSON, Esq,
the new President for the Branch Bank at
Fayette, entered upon his duty last Mon
daY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

L5FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr..
Ira Lee, with its contents was consumed by
fire, on Sabbath last, while the family were
on visit to neighboring house-total loss.
= Bloomington Journal, 26.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

COUNTY CouRT.-The County Court
meets on Monday. There are some valua-
bic slaves and other property to be sold.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
TO PURCHASERS.

Ask for McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENr.
and take nothing else. This is the true and only
IMMINENT which has effected so many wonderful
cures all over the country.
J. Fl. MCLEAN.
November IS. 80. ST. Louis. Ne.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
To the Heirs Of william, Sander
SOEa deceased,

MEDIA Hmlburt's Mil, Linn county, No,
~ in the month of November last, WILLIAM
SANpERsoN He was Of medium size. light CON-
pleNior. about y wears Of age. and Stone Mason
by trade. He Was q uativc Of England and LET. no
known heirs. His estate was appraised al forty
three dollars, although il is supposed that he had
property and debts due him elsewhere. lie has
resided ~ 81. Charles and Saline counties, and al
Roonyiile CARLOS BOARDMAN.
Administrator OF said estate
Linneus, No., Jan. l3--6w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
GLASGOW FEMALE ACADEMY.

lzfEEg.-H The next session Of dis Institution
-. ~ Will open on Monday. the 5ls' tay OF
NIA.LA-y January, 1888. The Boarding House
which is in state Of completion, wil! he ready
TO. occupancy in a few week.; until which tire
good boarding can be mad in the best families in the
city; and after lis completion those whe prefer car
have their daughters reside with the principal and
his family.
For further particulars see published Catalogue,
or apply TO the Principal, d. G. :. Savage, or &c
either OF the Trustees, Rev. T. A. Savage, ~ YIN.
D. Sw.nny, and John D. Perry, EsgTS.
IanmarN D. lSl3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust, made by Miles
ID Baldridge and wife, to the undersigned, dated
August 10th, 1880, and recorded in the Recorders
Office of Howard county, in Book A, of Mort
cages and Deeds of Trust pages a75 and $40, will
sell for cash, before the Court House door in Fay
cite, on the 10th day of February, 1883, Lots No
and 2, in the town of Fayette. Such title as |
have, as Trustee, will be conveyed.
ANDREW COOPER, Trustee.
Jan. 20-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
For Sale,

g A Negro Woman who is good cook and
s a washer, for sale, OH reasonable terms En-
-Yaquire at this office. Jan27tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
OVEENSW ARE AT COST.

4 LARGE 'o- Of fae ware Al Eastern cost
ASple1td sets Of French ana En->h China al
cost. toe 20 u. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
LAND WARRANTS.
Pure QuininC.

WE have in Store, and for sale. $50 CT. Cui-
w nine, which We warrant strictly pure ard
full weight. IL quantities Of five o., and over.
We will sell ii al So %, per o.. and ~ the single
ounce. So 90 Less than one ounce will not I've sold
". !. BIRCH & son.
September 90. 1872
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
Blacksmith Wanted.

q A good Blacksmith, who is wlia- %
81 a. take charge Of shop, can fud constant en-
" poyment by applying 10
GROVE & STARKE,
Jan -. 81. Cambridge, Saline CO.. No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
ct. Louis Market.

JAN. 29-Nothing doing in Hemp or Tobacco.
No produce arriving, and business generally dull
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY Oh RANDOLPH, !
Ia the Randolph Circuit Court, No.
VeDlbef %. 1892.

Vembef o, 1852.
ZilphO Jane Moore, formerly I'll pha Jane Hunt,
Henry Lassiter, Isabella Hunt, and James Pipes,
guardian for H. II. Hunt. Sarah L. Hunt. Fran
ces Hunt, and Margaret Z Hunt, minor heirs of
Nathan Hunt, deceased, Plaintiffs,
.lgGinSt
James NJ. Hunt and Daniel E. Hunt, Defendants.
Upon a petition for PARTITION
THIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
4 and fled their petition for partition Of the
real estate Of said detedent, to-wit
The northeast or of section %, township 81,
range 10, containing eighty acres; east half of south
east quarter OF section %, township "a, range 10,
containing eighty acres; the southeast or Of horth-
west or OF section 90, township 81, range l5 con-
tanning forty acres; the west half Of southeast Or.
of section IS, township "a. range Il, containing
eighty acres; and the east half OF southwest or. of
section %, township o. range 10, containing eighty
acres. An il appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the
court that said defendants are not inhabitants of
the State Of Missouri, it is therefore ordered that
unless said defendants appear al the next term Of
this Court, to be held on The second Monday in
May next, ana answer the petition hcreia, an or
der will be made for the distribution of the lands
aforesaid amongst the heirs of said decedent. ac-
cording t. their respective rights and II is further
ordered that a COPY of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in this State, according to
law; and the further proceedings IN this cause are
continued until the next term of this Court,
A copy, attest, JOHN J. ALLIN, elk.
January 2O,--Sw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
DIRECT INFORMATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
.Ss5. We have Just received, direct from the
k=-=zT manufacturer 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. 7. BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, December ?. 1892.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
STOVES.

Cooking Stoves O: various styles. some entirely
new patterns. one called ,0-" M,ssa"r'au' we
beg 10 ca! lie cSp-.!a. attention ct tagm-rs,
Leus extra aoGr; and durable.
lJy pa.lor Bon ana other SirAS Of heating
Stoves. embracing many new and desirable
Patterns.
90 Sa'a;aanI,r Goa, Stoves.
MI Of which we offer AZ unusual low rates.
Scgt ~. PERRY !, DAHTHOLUW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
SALT:
GRAPE SIIAWLS

4 BEAUTIFUL os.,rtIrn: G Crane Shawis,
" al prices oHJ qualities.
GREANABACM 8 BARTH.
Tayet:e. MAY -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03


geEnber 9. 1852.
James Pipes. guardian 70 IIanlon1
II. Hunt, Martha F. Hunt. Mar
Caret l.. Hunt and Sarah Z. Hunt,
minor heirs of Nathan Hunt, de- ppm Pc
ceased, Plaintiffs, "''O"'
against
James NJ. Hunt, Defendant.
THIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney.
L and it appearing that the defendant is not Z
resident of the State of Missouri, and that the at
tachment herein has been levied on the interest of
the defendant in the following lands to witt
The southeast Or. of section 20, township a.,
range 10 containing one hundred and sixty acres;
the east half Of northeast Or. Of same section,
tanning eighty acres, and the east half OF south
west quarter same section, containing eighty acres,
in the county of Randolph; the northeast
quarter of section %, township e., range 80.
containing eighty acres, in the county Of Grun-
dy; and the northwest or of section %. township
O2, range -, containing one hundred and sixty
acres; the west hf OF southwest or. Of section -
township 62, range % containing eighty acreS the
east half of northeast Or. Of section -. township
81, range p, continuing eighty acres; the north
east Or. of section D. township 81, range %, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres the west hall
Of northeast or. OF section l5 township 81, range
u, containing eighty acres the west half Of north
west quarter of section y, township 62, range y
containing eighty acres, to pay and satisfy the sun
| Of six hundred and ninety dollars and twenty-Sev.
en- cents with interest and costs of suit.
It is therefore ordered that unless the dcfendan
appear and answer the plaintiffs action. at tho
next Term of this Court. TO be held on tie seCon.
Monday in May next. judgment will be rendered
against said defendant for the amount claimed a:
aforesaid, and that an order will be made for tn,
sale OF the land attached as aforesaid to pay sait
judgment; and It is further ordered that a copy o
this order be published in newspaper in thi,
State, according TO law, and the further proceed
ings in this cause are continued until next term.
A copy attest, JOHN J. ALLlN, elk.
January 20-Sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
HEDGES! t4EDCES.. H-OG=S!M
Usage ORsyGE'--3. O9S. 900 E'EaEl:..

TOHN SIGERoON & BRO, St. Louis. have at
y their Frui, Farm aid Nl7-"ry every descrip-
ton Of Fruit Scior,. Ornamental ~lrabhcry aid
Shade Trees. Grape Vines, &C.. Which 'hcy W..
dispose ct II the lowest rates, carefully packed
ai.u shipped.
Taey nast."r'ar'g desire 10 call t., attention OF
The publ, s, their Immense s'ocE q the
Usage Grange pant.
which they otter al - per thousand. This Is ac-
know!ed-'i To- b" one IT The be-; plants for l"u,,
e. that will grow IN this climate, anu IN the -nus'
space OF THREE WEARS will make . hedge that
vii! resist aHy kind OF sock. AND LAST FOREVER.
Formers cannot ret Il cheaper fence. anu certauIy
do not want 4 more durable one.
lzyNANSON & ROBBINS Agents, Glasgow.
through whom orders may De made.
Glasgow, Nov. 2J--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
Then TriRe no Longer.

with those decisive mixtures. Call al once and get
a bottle Of Nc Leans celebrated Linment. Where
it is used, pains swellings or sore, cannot exist.
PRICE OF THE IININENT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
G let6hEkeS!

- Barrels Soda Crackers;
y p barrels W.te; AID Butter Ir2ckerSj
10 he bbs 40 60 DO
IL store and foE sale uy
Sept. s.. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
OYSTERS: 0XSTEus.!

SlA Cans Fresh Baltimore Oysters, for sale
.JDJ cheap by
Sent. 50. FERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
NFVy CROP RlISIys
JUsT REOEIVEOii

A Nd now opening lot of fine double and sin
n gle barrel twist Shot Guns, Colrs Rcyolvero,
double and single barrel Pistols, Walkers Caps,
Dirk Knives, &c.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Sept. IS Sign OF The Big Watch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03

CRACKERS-6 barrels buttsr..crackers, lust
~ received by Us. THOMSON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-03
GREAT MISTAKES

Are sometimes made by persons who suppose that
all Liniment5 are equally beneficial. The objects
and purposes OF the common iniments and rene
dies are simply 10 give Temporary relief, NOT TO
CURE; but Nc Lcda'e T0lcnnic OIL Linimcnt is safe
and certain il It's effects always producing speedy
a trtrra
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30
Democratic Senatorial Convention,

Pursuant TO previous notice the de-
mocracy Of the 6,h Senatorial Dis
trict ne, in convention at the Court
House in Gallipolis on Thursday the
23l day Of August 1858 at one O'Clock
p. NJ. and organized by calling Moses
Gates to the chair, and appointing l.. +
Bingham Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Lcctc, it was resolv.
ed that the delegates Of each county be
authorized 10 determine the manner Of
casting the vote Of the respective coun'
ties in the district.
On motion the convention proceeded
TO ballot for candidate for Senator, q
majority Of all the votes cast being.
necessary for a choice. The lst result
ted as follows:
V. M. Firor of Gollia Co. 10.
w. C. Macaboy Of Meiss Co. II.
Jno. Campbell Of Lawrence Go. 8.
BENJAMIN Johnson do. s.
No ono having majority of all the
votes cast, the convention proceeded to
the end ballot which resulted as fol-
lows:
Lewis Anderson ofLawrcnce Co. so.
Fl. C. Macaboy Of Meigs Go. IA.
Whereuron Mr.. Anderson was declared
duly nominated. A committee was ap'
pointed to inform Mr.. Anderson or his
nomination who appeared and accepted
the same in n few brief and aPpro
pirate remarks.
On motion Gen. George House wn'
unanimously nominated q candidate
for member Of the Board Of Equalization
for tho 9th Senatorial district.
Ordered lh at the proceedings OF TIT
convention be published in the severa
ne ewspapers tn tho district. On mouor
the convention adjourned. Sine die.
E. F. B,xouAx, MosEs GATES.
! Sscyatary. s Chairman
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the door Of my room, piled the money in
heap upon the table, and waIkcd
around it, sat with my elbows on the
table, and my chin upon my hands,
and gazed upon it. Was thinking oI
Of the money? No--I was thinking Of
my little wife and home.
Another sleepless night cnsucd, but
what a night of golden lancies and
splendid air castles! AS soon as NOR.
ming dawned was up, mounted the
borrowed horse which | had me TO
Court on, and led the other which had
received as a fee. All the way | was
elighling myself with the thoughts Of
the surprise had in store for my little
wife; for both of US had expected moth.
ing but that should spend all that |
had borrowed, and should return in
debt. Our meeting was joyous, as you
may well suppose; but played the part
OF an Indian hunter, who when he re-.
turns from the chase, never for time
speaks Of his success. She hal prepa.
red lit!c meal for me. and while it
was getting ready, seated myself at an
old fashioned desk in one corner, and
began 10 count over my Nancy, and put
it away. She came TO me before | had
finished, AMI asked me who had col.
cctcd it for.
"For myself, to be sure replied l.,
with affected GOODNESS. 81 made it at
Court"
She looked at me moment incrclu.
lousy. tried TO keep my coun,cnancc
and play the Indian, but it would not
do. My muscles began 10 twilch; my
feelings all at once gave way, and |
caught her in my arms, laughed, cried.
and danced around the room ! ke era.
ny man. From that lllnc We never
wanted for money.
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Horrible, if True.

LOUISVILLE, Aug ls-Privats dis.
patches from New Orleans state that. be.
ing unable TO bury all the dead the past
week, one hundred and twenty-five dead
bodies were burned.
To prevent Birds from picking Fruits
-hoil them in sugar. and put them
away in stone pot.-(Buffalo Express
Which do you mean, the birds OF the
fruit! 1.-THE birds wouldn't be safer TO
pick off the feathers, roll them up Ia
dough, and "put them away (9n th'
Gre) in an iron poti" - 4,
The Dauphin's not dead yet IN
Rev. Mr.. Hanson does not give up the
chase. He is writing book to press
that there is "a Boufbon among M" 4
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For the Times,

For the Times.
Mn. EDIToR:-I see in your las
weeks Issue that my suggestion over the
signi,ure of" Physician" has met the
appreciation ofsome two Physicians al
really, and have no doubt but that it
will meet the hearty cooperation Of the
Physicians senerally.-My object in
having on Association Of this kind es
,ablisAed was not particularly for the
purpose Of bringing about uniform rate
of charges, as for other consideration O.
benefit that might accrue.
It we had such Society and were tc
pursue proper coursc-a devotion to
professional objects, We should have a
considerable amount of medical knowl
edge, as the result Of our observation
sent forth TO enrich our science every
year that is now lost TO tho profession
Let us perscvcre in our efforts tc promot'
the interest -four profession AMI be as OF
example Of industry, worthy : + the imi
talion Of others. My friend DR.. Morris
and "mcdicus" appear 10 be anxious te
have a meeting as soon as practicable
then let an arrangement be made, ant
dac notice given, l will suggest October
this will give oil ample time.
&. w. TRUMBO.
QuLKII BORROW.
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Chainnon Of the Cemetery Committee
of the Board OF Health did no, 80 up &C.
cording to his own account, until Z o..
clock in the evening at which time no
says there were eighty bodies uninterred;
that he found the Chain gang about leav.
ing, and tha, he offered five dollars an
hour for men to work, but could not get
them. He states, by promising to the
chain.gang a good supper. and plenty
Of liquor, that he induced them to work
again. They worked all night, and thi!
morning all but about fifty had been bu.
riel. visited the ground this after.
noon. Some squares distant the odor
from the bodies was very offensive.
On arriving at the ga'c Of The Cemste.
ry, the frs, thing which attracted my at.
lcnlion wus an old n gro woman sta.
toned a, the very gate Of the Cemetery.
selling apples, peaches, pies. cakes. ice
cream and beer. No doubt she was
we'll pn,ronizcd by the numerous Irish
and Germans who so to the burial place
with funerals. | think she would have
made more money selling camphor, as l
found camphor grea. luxury for the
hour passed in the Ccmstery. found
the chain.gang to work digging trenches
about eighteen inches deep and about
fifty feet long; into these the coflins
were crowded six abreast; lime was then
thrown upon the collins, snd dirt piled
upon them. The tops of,hc coflins were,
jrom fire to eight inches aIove the lepel
ofihe ground. There were about TWEEN.
" collins, or should say bodies, .o.be
buried when left, but as the trenches
were dug. and the chair.gang had only
10 place the bodies into them, and cover
with earth. they would soon get through.
The Legroes were all drunk and they
would let coflins fall several times before
getting them into the trenches. | will
leave it 10 the ina aginalion Of your reae.
crs as 10 the scene presented at this Gem.
etcry, without attempting to describe it.
On our arrival at the Hebrew Cemete.
ry we found it closed. Over the gate Of
the Cemetery is printed "7he Home of
Eteraa Hje." At ST. Pauick's there
were large number Of funerals, and
there were any quantity offghts; but few
bodies remained unburied here.
A, the Odd Fellows they have built
some new ovens in grea; haste, and tho
stencil was as bad as the Cemetery at
Lafayette. The fircmen's was in fns
CONDITION. The Potter's Field had bu.
ried all but two. At the Charity Hospi.
pital G, C,metery there were three men at
work digging trenches, and they had 10
bodies to inter. The stencil here was
awful. The bodies were in large boxes
or coffins and not much attention had
been paid to the architecture Of said COX.
es. The coflins were most OF them burst
open. Those which were not had large
knot holes, and the coverings we,e 50
split that we could examine the contents
of all. The bodies were all naked,
much swollen. perfectly black and in
mos. cases the immense quantity of flies
had eaten the noses and mouths, so that
the profile was destroyed. On our re.
turn to the City we passed large mum.
Der Of funerals going down the Shell
Road some Of the oflins in hearses. 9th.
ers in Cubs. 1t was then after dark.
The in,ermenrs yesterday were 22s.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30

liza well.bred woman is surprised in
a careless costume, she does not try to
dodge behind the door to conceal the
deficiencies, nor does she turn red and
stammer confused excuses. She remains
calm and self possessed and makes up
in dignity what she may want in decora.
tion.