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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
LOGAN Nd. DaNIERO

LOGAN ID. CAMERON
HAS for sale at very low prices
IL White Marseilles quilts;
Table Diapers all kinds;
Napkins. all kinds; fruit napkins:
Towelings, every grade;
Linen bathing towels;
Table covers, curtain damasks;
Irish linens, every quality;
Linen bosom shirts, some very fine;
Shirt collars common TO very fine;
Wooden. cotton and silk undershrts;
Wooden and Gotten drawers;
Super satin stocks, with aprons;
Black and fancy silk cravats;
Hosiery of all kinds;
Cents super buck gauntlets;
Buck and beaver gloves and mits;
ladies' kid and beaver gloves;
DO twisted silk mitts;
do blk, white and fancy silk gloves;
Swiss and cambria edgings and irsertings;
Linen and cotton do do,
Bach silk lace. all widths,
Black and colored silk fringes;
do do canton frnges;
do do velvet ribbons;
Blk and cold worsted ind silk braids;
Linen tape and braids, all widths;
Silk and worsted coat binungs;
Linen and silk handkcrchiefs;
LADIES' embroidered collars, sleeves and
chemisettes;
Bonnet, cap ard sash ribbons;
Wash balls and bar soap;
Hair oils, co!cgncs and iavoring extracts;
Ladies' false curls, sc.
Glasgow, October 10, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
MAREIYED AT LAST -

A LARGE lot of Flannels, Satinets, Kentucky
n Jeans, plaid Linseys, Tweeds, heavy negro
Jeans, bleached muslins, bleached and brown
Drilings, Osnaburgs, heavy brown Muslins, fine
brown do, corset Jeans, black Prints, &C., which
have been long time on the way. have just been
received per express" and will be sold ex
tremey low. LOGAN d. CAMERON.
Glasgow. October 10. 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

The ARc1Ic.-The loss of life, though
fearfully great, was not as bad as was first
believed. Capt. Luce escaped, and is in
New York. He wos on the vessel when
she went down, but succeeded in getting OH
raft, and was picked up.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

IL Hogs are selling at Cincinnati, fol
winter delivery, at $4 so net.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Boots and Shoes.

= CASES mems and boys calf, kip and bro
- l. gan boots;
I cases mems and boys kip and brogan shoes;
and shoes;
doz ladies' kid and morocco boots, ties and
slippers;
doz misses and childrens' morocco boots and
ties; for sale by
oct19 s. Il. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
CLOTHING! CLOTHING i!

y selected stock of Mems and Boys Clothing;
in which will be found
Mems dress, business and overcoatsy
Mems pants and vests;
Boys coats, pants and vests.
For sale very cheap.
oct19 +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Hats. Caps. sc.

Hats, Caps, sc.
. DOZEN mems fashionable moleskin hats;
- do mems and boys soft hats;
10 do mems and boys wool hats;
2 do mems fur caps;
do mens' and boys cloth, seal and
plush caps. va
Just received and for sale low.
oct19 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

> RALES Osnaburgs;5 bales brown domestics;
- SO pcs bleached sheetings and shiritngs;
q pcs lid sheetings; for sale by
octl9 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Gentlemens' Goods.

q UpER black and blue French cloths and CAST
- meres, fancy casimeres, satinetts, Kentucky
jeans, satin and fancy vestngs, crarats undershirts
and drawers, &C., &c, On hand and for sale low.
oct19 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
ROOTS AND SHOES,

r HAVE on hand good stock of Boots and
l. Shoes for sale at old prices.
octl9 J.. d. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
CIOaks.

I = LADIES' fashionable cloaks;
LIE Z" wadded vlzettes;
3 gents new style Talma cloaks;
For sale cheap. oct19 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Foreign News-The Battle of the Alma.
The following are the official dispatches


as communicated to the English public:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Oct. l, 1854.
The Duke of Newcastle has this day re-
ceived telegraphc dispatch from General
Lord Raglan, of which the following is a
translation:
Copy of a Geographic dispatch from Gen.
Lord Raglan, 10 the Duke of Newcastle
transmitted through Belgrade, not dated
but evidently from the 2lst of Septem-
Der:
"The Allied Armies yesterday attacked
the position of the enemy on the heights above
the Alma, and carried il, after desperate
battle, about one hour and half before sun
set. Nothing could surpass the bravery
and excellent conduct of the troops. The
position was very formidable, and defended
by numerous artillery of heavy calbre.--
Our loss, regret to add, is very consider
able, but no general officer has been woun-
ded. The main body of the enemy was es-
timated from $4,000 to $4,000 infantry. A
few prisoners; among whom are two Cen
eral officers and two guns, have been taken
by the English.
"(Signed) RAGLAN"
The following from the "Moniteur," is
the dispatch from Marshal St. Arnaud to his
Government:
BIvoUAo ON THE ALMA, Sept. 20.
1--WE encountered the enemy to-day on
the Alma. The woody ravine through which
the river runs, studded with houses, and
having very steep slopes on the left bank,
was occupied by the enemy in great force.
These slopes were strongly entrenchcd, and
covered by powerful artillery. The allied
armies attacked those difficult positions with
unparalleled vigur. Our soldiers advanced
/ to the assault with cries of 'Vive e'Empe-
reur!' and carried all before them. The
battle lasted four hours, and our les was
| 400 killed and wounded. | am yet igno-
rant of the loss sustained by the English ar
my, which fought valiantly against an OBJ
stinate resistance.
"(Signed) ST. ARNAuD."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

Hardeman and O'Bannoh, all Of whom are
large hemp growers. They all bore testi-
mony to the success of the experiment, and
Mr.. O'Bannon stated that he had, for two or
three years put In the principal part of his
large crop in the same manner, and that so
thoroughly was he convinced of its superb
ority over any other method, that he would
not suffer his hemp land to be plowed in the
spring, before sowing the seed, if man
would do the work for nothing and find him
self. He also stated, that in order to fully
test the merits of this mode of tillage, he
once plowed alternate lands in the same
field, and that the unplowed lands invariably
produced the best growth Of hemp and the
largest yield of lint Lexington Express
The ELEcTIoNs.-Them majority in 1ndi-
ana, against the Administration is not less
than $4,000, and may reach $4,000.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Pollock's majority fol
Governor, 10000!
OHIo.--Popular majority against Pierce
100000
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
ID I Il ID ,

In this county on the 24th inst, FOUNTAIN
GRESHAM, aged 90 years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
ST. ARNAUD."
Rejoicing for Victory.

When the news reached Constantinople
it was ordered that the city should be illu-
minated for ten successive days. Mar
settles was illuminated when the news reach
ed that port. On reaching Boulogne the
dispatch was conveyed at once to the En-
peror, who was engaged in reviewing the
troops. He hastily perused the cypher, then
turned 10 his Generals and said quietly,
"Sevastopol est prise!" The announcement
was received with cheers and was briefly
communicated by the Emperor TO the army.
lie said: "This news was probable.
have now the happiness 10 announce it 10
you myself, and at the moment speak, l
have little doubt that the flags oil the allied
armies are floating on the walls Of Sebasto
pol"
At Liverpool and other cities the news
was welcomed by the ringing Of the church
bells and by the display Of flags. AT Lon
don, the Lord Mayor and the civic author
tiles, shortly before ten o'clock, on the eve
ming of Saturday, Sept 80, proceeded to the
Royal Exchange and proclaimed the vcto.
iry,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

EXCHANGE BASK.-on our way up from Richmond Iss.
week heard that had been made upon the Bank az
this place and thirty thousand dollars in specie had
drawn from its vaults aud that the Bank had received
uce that a like sum would be demanded n thirty days
from the date Of the first haul
when We heard the report, really felt little alarm
aud apprehended that the Branch OF the Exchange
at this place. useful to the business and interests
OF our section of the State, would be crippIed In
It's operations for time, and that consequence the
people must suffer- but upon enquiry learn that only
little the rise OF fifteen fuodrcd dollars have been
from the Bank and no notice Of future demand has been
gwen We are sorry to hear of disposition 10
cripple the usefulness OF any solvent Bank and do hope
when there no cause for ALARM that fears will be
cited IN the money market produce panic in Il
country. The Branch Of the Exchange Bank at Abpp.
dom has been Of great advantage to the country and
VIII continue 30 to be, therefore, hope that no aarmt
will force upon the institution the neoessty of taking ri,
OF itself TO the injury Of the country. There Is large
pe OF specie In tho vaults OF the Bank here aud there
should be suffered to remain as the basis Of healthy
circulation.
The Bank here Is present discouniing Il Ia true
but not IRON any fear of run upon It, Il has already
gone up to its limit, and must therefore, os while stop
observation-disclosures Virginian.
The lioRsE MARVEr-It has been suggested 10 us that
we say something about the horse market in this
place. Horses, believe are higher at th, time than
we nave ever known them TO bo They seem TO be val
ucd by scale which understand TO he this horse
that can stand i to go to mill and back again once
week, ~ worth 500 IL able 90 church on Sunday
In addition, he is worth SIS; f to mill twice and
meeting once, he will bring flOO II he can make TWEEN
TYNE es per day under the saddle he Is worth si25;
aud as much in addition in harness. Il will take $3.50 TO
buy him. II he can make 40 miles per day, under the
saddle, he 10 worth Sl75-and II no will work kindly
5000 II little extra in qualities and appearance his
price is 95O All this Is without regard TO agc-B.
April 49, z. Mas our psper goes to press, we are
In the midst oil smart snow storm, which gives promise
OF fine wintery exhibition. But for the green and bud
ding trees our meadows and rardeus indicating spriny,
weshould think had awoko In some cold aud icy re-
gion In the middle Of December. The weather is quite
nnlh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
Federal Hawaiian

correspondent Of the Enquirer is very much out
OF humor with the propositiont abolish all duties on
railroad iron. lie says
ut seems strange 70 that any right minded man Of
any party, should advocate such measure; and passing
strange, that ahy man calling himself Democrat slouI3
advocate IT, Why, IL Is undemocratc and anu.demo-
cratic, both 10 principal aud practice Besides even
cold, calculating policy condemns II az unTiss -
What uuwisc policy It is for people, complaining o
unjust aud unequal federal TAXATION let railroad iron ca
scot Free while the axe, saw, hammer &C. of tho me
ohanche plougbshare OF the farmor-and even the not
10 which his broth s cooked, made to pay tar Of
about forty cents In tho dollar Any Of any party
who after due consideration, advocate such meaI
sate can neither DO Democrat, nor
"a FRIEND RGgHrs or ALI.
"May !, 1854"
Our iron not likely to be any better pleas,
ed with the proposition for aboshing duties on rail-
road iron than "a PRIgSD TO THE RIGnrs OF ALL
they may take il proposition, on the part Of
Democratic Congress to discriminate dirccuy against
the iron interest OF this country. But the above ex
tract contains strange doctrine come from Demo
craft through Democratic orgln, in these days Of
democratic supremacy in the Executive and Legisla
ave departments Of the Government The axe
saw, hammer, &c. Of tie eclianic--ihe plough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

~ The New York Herald announces that the Crotor
dam is safe l. Is officially announced that the supply oil
water will no. be interrupted The amour. of damage to
the works is estimated ten thousand dollars The rise
in the rivers throughout The region Of county over which
tile storm extended is unprecedented and the destruc
ton of lumber mills &c, will prove ruuous to ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

ANOTHER DISCHARGE The Portsmouth Transcript Of
yesterday, s'ys that G5 mechanics and aborng men
we're discharged from the Navy Yard that place Rat
nrday evening" viz IL misons and 81 laborers from Mr.
X williams Department, aud 20 kborers from the civil
Engineers Department We regret tina: II should be found
Necessary to make these discharges and know why IL
Is, but presume exists. Wehope however IL
will not be long before all again employed. Norfolk
Beacon May 2,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

Az EAErr YirLD FROM PLOuoniso.-A colored man
while ploughng ON the farm Of Mr.. S. Hulster about
mile from this city the Branch Road struck on an old
iron pot containing number Of Mexican dollars amount.
ing, it is said, to about l go or 5000.
The deposit of this said to have been nde
by an old man named Jas. Houslen, creole, who as
possessor OF this farm for several years previous to
Two condents Of his named Joe Carter and Martin Ba
Kerr then residents at the Branch, who were
executors OF his WILL had known him eIhume at one
time several hundreds odoars which he deposited in the
Bank. He minated to them, we can learn that he
had another deposit of about $1,000. His health being
at the time much impaired he was it is supposed taken
suddenly i'll and death ensuing the secret Of this de-
post remained unreveaed. His wife Is still living and
for many years after his death she made several us,
searches for the money having the
its being deposited somewhere The probability |, that
further exploration will bring of dollars to light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
May /, 1854.

TIE FRUIT CRoP.-Commodore Thomas Ap Catesby
Jones' Of the United States Navy Is one Of the most sue.
eessul farmers and horticultusts In FarI county Vr>
gina In conversation with him yesterday he expressed
the opinion that notwithstanding the recent cold and wet
weather, there strong grounds TO believe that much
OF ho iru bad escaped the nippng frosts and would
come maturod Aprcos, he thinks, totally destroyed
cnees aud pears have suffered much and have peaches
but not 70 the extent but there is probability OF
fair crop oil peaches and sbuudent Of apples
Union,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

The GuASo TRADE IN BALrINoRE-The newly appoint
cd Inspector OF Gnano says the Baltimore American or
the % instant Dr. Reese yesterday entered on the
Torrance OF his duties under the law passed BY the last
session of the Legislature The misunderstanding with
regard to the operations of the law which occurred
between the inspector and Messr Bared the agents
of the Peruvian in this city, are pleased to
learn, has been settled to the mutual satisfaction of both
parties. Several vessels now in Hampton Roads.
laden with guano, which will be shortly ordered to the
city, and the trade will progress as heretofore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
RrslosArros OF Ma. BoRLAsD.-on this subject the

REsIGSATIoS OF MR. BoRLASD-On this subject the
Washington correspondent of the New York Courier
remarks
Mr. Borand has written TO his friends here that he has
resigned his position Minister the Central American
Stites to take effect in the month Of May next lie will
return by the way OF New Orleans and will endeavor 10
raise company in that city for the purposes Of mining
and colonization in Nicaragua and the adjoining territory
so far as the business part OF this enterprise is concerned
the minister will probably not succeed but as respects ia
fllibusterng feature would rashly adventure an
opinion Mr. Borland will probably arrive in New Or
leans by the next California steamer.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

APPoiNINETs ny THE PREIDEsr-By and tyiH m.
ddviee and eon"ntof Tie sHate-SURyEToRs oY rng Crs
toMS-Jason BeckWith New London Connecticut Clarke
saybrok, Connecticut John Hastings Pi,sburg Penn,
sylvania. o. '"''
bDIoRiAL DUEL IN CALiToRSfA-Tho last San Francis.
co papers brought Of duel between Mr. b. r
washington editor Of the Times and Transcript and Mr.
three shots Mr. Washbun seriously but was hoped
not MORALLY wounded Mr.. Washburn we SEQ Il stated
Is brother 70 the two Wing members Of Congress of that
Patriot. F-'~'' "N''"'"'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

PUTSAM's MONTHLY, for May, has been received. ],
contains, as usual variety Of interesting matter
Among its articles is one entitled "Ncbraska-A peep in
to its Unwrten Iistory-togeher with few facts for the
future Historian" which will be found particularly inter
citing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

HAN sroRNs.-Wo learn that our neigbbors in smy,b
abingdon Democrat 1prH 20.
Hon PAGES ron NEoRoEs.-M. n. Buchanan p,
shsrh OF Washington county, sold on Monday as, IN
'front.' OF tho courthouse 10 this towJ nine negroes bo
Drought tue following pcessome Of which are eStraor
one OF years, sl2O5 one OF 10 years slI5 one f In
years, 800; aud one Of years, $500 A woman. 40
years old brought $500; aud one Of so years s7S A
negro man OF 81 years brought $780, aud one Of ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

~ Harrisburg, Pa paper states that from the pro
missing appearance OF the grain and grass in that vicinity
would that the late storm has been ben
to vegetation Fruit has also escaped thus far withou, Sc
rious injury and from present Indications |, probable
there will be abundant crop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

S,a p.cro..LEwe have departed nom
regard 70 he Advertising OF Medicines In admitting
The Aey Pee raj to columns II patent M
the contents Of which, well medical
poieon and which has proved highly beneficial
humber OF our acquantances who seriousy With
panony complaints BONE OF sku and
ean. IL to their patients In their REGULAR practice
ing Known lts xirlues.-LonisriHs On. Adrorafs r -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

~ The General Assembly of the Presby erian Church
(od SCHOOL, in the United States will hold its next annu
al meeting in Buffalo, the 18th inst and win be OPEN
ed with sermon by tho Rev. John c. Young, D. D., the
moderator of the las. assembly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

New YoRE MARKErs.-The New York papers state th It
the Pacics news impaired greater rmness to the flour
market aud ses of brands Of state were made
at IL -2 cents advance Southern brands we're al.
so irmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

~ GREAT AND NOVEL ENTERPRIsE-ws pub,,, I,
our Advertising columns magnificent Gin Eo,erp,ss CHE third
sereD started In New York by Mr. Perham who hs. b.,
long and hroraby known hrushou, the North rasl An
EXAMINATION Of viii nd n 10 IN.
OF ever map woman and child ia the eommupy
only 10 that the former
manager have been characterized BY the greatest nt and
Even he utmost Subtraction to all Send yUar
dss Tor tickets early bs
taken up In short time. = myI-iatkva,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

VI NAFIEK.-An EnGIlsh
paper uses rather free pencil in the following sketch
"a farmer looking man, with fat face thick lips and
tremendous covered with snuff large ears like two
flaps of n saddle, and ike Uncle Ned in lyric history
with wool 10 speak OF top of his head although his
chronological developments display an extensive surface
where the wool ought grow; the head placed on the
body of sunted alderman whose clothes appear TO have
been ptchorked his back with one shirt collar up and
the other down, his waiscoat buttoned awry and his
shirt front smeared with snuand you have the portrait
of Sir Charles Napier"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAroRs couRr, Ysasrisy. -PusisHEp. = Margaret
Young. the free negro woman who was brought up on
Tuesday, for striking James Lowe the forehead with
shovel Saturday last at Buteherown, was ordered
SEVENTY" Tho case was continued Tin yesterday In the
absence Of witness to testify In her behalf. Hs testl.
mony had stronger tendency crimna,e her than 9th
erwise.
LET orr.-Mary Eliza Jackson, mulA,o woman was as.
quilted Of charge preferred against her by Martha wes.
oil asauug her In tho house Of her mother sth
street, Saturday night last.
1t WAS Martha herself who commenced tho row.
SERIOUS CHARor.-Jeremah 7. Walden preferred a
charge Of assault and battery against Charles Baker for
having, Monday evening" thrown handful Of -four
into his face at the house Of tho accused.
Jerry went to Bakers store, and abused him, and tho
controversy ended by assault Of the character here
charged.
Baker was let free.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

u The frosts said to have been quite severe 10 Flo.
Iid' last week In the vicinity Of Newmansvile, ice wa,
ormed, aud is thought that the growing Sea Island co,
ton crop has been severely affected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

FIRE.-The roof of kitchen rear OF Vests barber
shop on 18th street, took fire about O'Clock yesterday
morning, but was e1tingused before much damage was
done 1t caught fire from the chimney which was burn
ing for u short time previous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

~ Several deaths by cholera said to have occurred
at New Carthage, Louisiana recently, among persons en-
gagged in rafting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
MARRIED,

On Tuesday MAY q by the Rev. George D. CuunG Mr. VIM
NELSON BARRETT 10 Miss ANN ELIZABETH MORRbs
ter Of Captain Richard q. Morriss all Of this city.
w Lynohburg papers please copy.
On the 2TthApr by Elder John O. Parrish At Bowling Green
r Thomas Morris TO Hiss ossandrs Psvoy ali Caron
County. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

TnEArRE-GabrielRa vel ami Troupe are now perform.
ing at the Theatre, and drawing crowded houses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

TT We received mail North OF Washington last eve.
ning-cause not known
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04

CiRcuir CoURr-JuDoE MKRrpIrn.-The Jury In
Cookies case were confined during yesterday aud were
discharged about o'clock in the evening" there being no
prospect Of their agreeing upon a verdict.