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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25
Mr.. Lewis Stone

a. IR,--As You resident uf the ot Wig n
- IN ncric" >irrely given YOU Tint "Wednesday,
tt" 18th Octpb 1874. between and suus, ot
that day the Law Office Of iiugh Nelson. in the vi
ase al Rocky Mount. tbs county d Frnhl n in be
state OF NlrAina, sda ta.e he POS ipns o Peter
SAM dets, 81, MUGS d Cprpcl and uaer>; "hlrt ae
p' siiions be read ev deuce tht hia sui
now pending in the Cir vi Court III, -uid cpulty
Franklin in which sui | plaintiff, an you and
Moses q Booth AID .Iohu H. Fontniue are drr d it,
II from the iakg Of said dcp ,sition- be not
commenced or being commenced, he rot comur ted n
thrdav a'raii, tie taking If the will be CO.. n
u-d firm day t. day ~ I'll q, inrlctca
sop e5.w4v CYRUS f. FINCkAED.
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New fcik Money Market.

The journal of Commerce, of the goth inst.
says:
There is little mo-. ,rngency in the money
market, the banks hnv called in some of their
loans, to fill up the void occasioned by the ship
ments to-day by the Africa. This has produced
general depression throughout the market, cap
talists are 80 sensitive, aud business paper is
less current except for the choicest signatures.
Foreign Exchange closed very firmly, and
some large bills on London were made at the
close at | 10. We look for large shipments of
specie during the next six weeks, probably 50,
0oo.00O in all. OF this S600O,0 600 wall come
from California, and the reminder from the
banks and Sub Treasury, which Will still leave
the total in the banks at little over $4,000 600
Six weeks will carry rs into November after
which an abundant cotton, crop, wanted in Europe
now that they are to have cheap brcadstutis, will
case the market, and relieve the fears of the most
timd. During these six weeks we look for ra-
Pid fluctuations i'll stocks, and occasional grip
ings in the money market. Those who are ven
turing beyond the depth, thinking that the trouble
Is all over. may keep an eye ON October and still
remain without soundngs. On the other hand,
th"s" who are real to give up in dispair, seeing
no light for the future if they can sustain present
squeezing, and come out with whole ribs in No
Yembcr, may hope for breathing time hereafter.
The Stock market,as already indicated is low
er, and dull at the decline.
The Africa took out II, 232 i2- 3} cents in
specie.
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HY D,NLoP, MONCUREA GO.
Sugars and Molasses al auction.

on edn"-day iSr y list, commencing NJ Ia =,
clock, We will ~ at our Wof and War, house
Rocnelt's.
91o hbds IN Sagas, mns. f.on prime 10 SIR. tly
choice qnal,,
50 bids aud b5l. prime Mna,,cs,
AsontLrr arrtrcs - ted ~ the trade
vRkAS--trdr $tnh. in o,,>h;n, sluo. ,ns,,l.
cfel tor approved negotiable paper
safe With al 'ogsri tbwrhih, II enod> Lriie ,p,,
COVER DUNLOP. MONCURE& co. n,niI.
W. d d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25
TRIALOFELIXABETH GROSS

The trial ot Elizabeth Gross, charged with con
spring with certain John 'rtchett. in the pois-
ouing of an old man by the name of William
Newton residing near Chestnut Grove, in TIN,
county, a few months since. came off at Pittsyl-
wanna Court House, on last week. The myes-
tgation tedious and protraeed, occupying
the court nearly the whole OF the week. The pris-
oner was prosecuted ON the part of the Com
monwealth by Mr.. Martin, and defended by
Messrs. Whittle and Buford.
The court, after the testimony and arguments
of counsel had closed, promptly discharged the
prisoner and directed the sheriff to release her
from custody. Thus was ended an inye stigalion
which has hitherto elected much interest and
moro unpleasant sensation than aught that has
transplred in that section of the country for many
yearS,-Ib
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COMMERCIAL.
Lvnohhnrg robaooo and Wheat Marked

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
SEPTEMBER 23s l5Jl.
TOBACCO.
Inspections the past week PIC hhds, against
l97 hhds corresponding week of lsst yeaa Mar
ket more animated, and prices 81 T.. - cts
higher. Sales Of Lugs 81 81 10 q; common sat
81 to 81; middlng do i 10 - 80; good To hne
ing - 81 to $40 aud Sll %. Manafac-
turing descriptions continue scarce, and fine and
extra qualities command high prices.
WHEAT-Ra, little coming in; sales at -"
to l.3j for good and fine parcels.
WM. 4. SMITH,
Comm Ne,ktnsf.
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China yilt TO the Insu, gents

We lenin that thetf. : steamer susquchannn
sometime since took ii trip up the famous river
Yang tie kiang. During the trip she was fired
upon ffom Of the forts of the rebels, and, nj
ter considerable dif,ic ulfy.nn apology was obtain
ed. The rebels are described la be blast hemou-
fanatcal aud .uperslitinn-. They believe. among
other thugs, that the Almighty himself came
down aud conferred the titles Gpun their kings
aud ihat Tai ping wang the Celestial King, j. u
-on or younger brother Of the Deity, our ~
being the older brother. lIc they -ay, occa>un-
ally visits ,me of their canp~,to ucoarIge them
in their good work
On arriving ut Nankin. Capt Buchanan sent
message tothc highest military officer in the city
No answer being received, the neNt day.
y party composed oi two attaches OF the l.e-
cation,sx eight officers from the ship, aud part
Of boat's crew. under the charge again of Mr.
Duer. proceeded 10 the north gate. whore they
forced thcir wny in. and duplicate Of the com
munlcation sent day before Yesterday was hand
ed Ia an officer here. The people about the gfle
begged the party not 10 go further, ihat they
themselve, would be severely dealt with if they
should-perhaps beheaded. Upon conditioa e
promise that the letter should heinstnntly drs
patched, thcy were told that the party would %
no further thon the immediate vicinity OF the gate.
Upon the return Of the officers To the ship, and
after herring then report, orders were issued by
the Captain TO permit no Chinese To visit either
steamer until their government showed Il DISPOSE
ton To communicate with US. The outer wall Of
Xank;n dnc. not ,nclo.c - 5ensal, no,,uIa,od
CITY. n. mybt he .,,,,o.cd L,,t n cointrv divorsi
fed yIfb LIll and dali. mud studded will yillnges
m, ,.;t,, ,,r,,rl,, 90 ,,ll,J :; ,;,;n IA, ;,,,,,.
wall and H. nunnr.neo i. said IN he tho .o,,,.s
,,,,,,. ,,I,o,. ~, ,l,i,o II las c,tc,,,a
A., any,,cr 20 Gontoin ~. co,n,n,,,,;c,,;o,, yyo.
ro,..;,..,I,, a,t ,i,,.
81, ! ;,,i,notod o,,,n,,st otbor dimes tha, an
;.,,,,.;a. ,,i,,h, hn ,..,,tad ,h, IIni,a5 G.,,,s
rn,,,ni.. ~ L IT. ,i,. wan, ~, conl;,;o,
tha, In ,.a,J at,,r,,.,.i In na6,rd.n,, IN ,ho;r
,,,, .,r,.,n,. lie mint ,,r,.t,a,o 6im.oIr IN
Lii; ,,,,so,,, ,,,a a,La,od,, o b;r, K;n,, of Tho
W,,irIi l,, C.,I ,.,,, uo,,..5nI ra,Lor rhat
a ,,,11 ,,,,,o, - ,ri,,,,o f.a,', tho nt
lila SIT ,j, o,,,, ,o,r,s,,,,o5 IN ,h,
nn,. 5a,fi evcr come bofora him w;,bo,,t yoln.
.,L1o ,.r..a,t WI r.,,,.rl nIln d,o,,,,,.,t co,o
frntn to, L;L officer or Stoto /, Substance
NJ Nj an, ra,l =, ,Lis ,,,a III no c,,,l5
mat ,ass;o roc,,,,,iy rho rohnll;ons snhiocts Of
81, E,,,a,1, ~ ,L,,,,, ,,,,, ,yorn,nc,,t v,n an
,or,,s IF ,,.oo, anI a,,;,y md L,d formed
commrricaI tre,ty. oven a,s ro,al.. md we mnst
tLerntoro lonyn ,hnnn ,y;tb,nt fnrtber intor.
c,,,,r.o -
~,,,., e ,I., ,a;,ar. M, bod ,I,o;r ,y... lroob
H., ,.at...e H., ;,,.a "a ,;.;toJ ,la o,IoLrot7i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25

Dan RIVER BRpGE.--lhe masonry Of the
Railroad Bridgc ut Dunyillo, is now nearly rendy
Tor he supersruciure, only one pier remains to
be completed. The work appears 10 be eNecu-
ted in an admirable manner, ard when done, it
will be II magnificent structure of more than nino
hundred feet in length. The Directors at their
las meeting, IA few weeks since, determined to
tic, rmbankment ut the depot, as several per
son- have preferred "a take the bonds of the Com
pnnN for The work. DanriNe Ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25

TIM rrRF.-A four mile race for the st Mich
olas purse of SJ01 came of on the National
Course Long Island, n Tuesday. The entries
were tine Eyed Joe, Little Flea. and Highlander.
Highlander following. and Little Flol last On
the third mile all the horses came home in heap.
On the fourth Little F.ea took the lead and came
in some lengths ia advance, winning the race in
80 Ihi- is one OF the hrst four miles ever run
NJ the Nofih-thc best hent having been made
by Fashion in 7.333. in her great match against
Boston in the Spring ofIs52.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25

SPECIAL NOTICES.

- iskE OUR ADVICE I'll ,op ala t5ouH led " i'm II
slight EeIa ur Cough lay hurodat Attention 10 it -
Drr3.8 IL 1aUglnu. mi haal-+r Z, rfeeau.. ,lIah.
Cough NAV result iva ,srieu. .d tu.d ti."a-r STAR
Frs ANODNNE GHERRN EXrEGlORANr j..
rrc,mm, udc los ~ the best rrincdir, know.
tor Coughs. Colds Ciuup. h,.n' unt,. Asbpp, ouI a
iis'nse- III the lungs upd th,pn. 1t invariably give, 70
let aud In, elected innuuleral ong.r unneI
and deep sertri maa,iies Make mid Of in. uud tra
y"nr friends "t its god ,frct. Tue d. tRHiFA
CORDIAL j. Hl@o recommended To yoar otIre. Irr.a
ru7a medicine IT, nIHrri oIGel .i.,3~e> It tie
h1~rl- which ptcsa,oi 'c#.s.1a -...,on> So
advertisement in another aud ,c-rr,r;ly.
Phnup Lett. tn be had errts t.,. peoni. rr.a ot
each ona 30 cent? per bottle. aaiat> for - 81
W. y I'm
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" & NJ. GUGGENHE1MHR

r iy0"huts and ,srrouadiGe county lai sks-l
- they are noN receiving an ope IT, h. lalgest and
list cur'try ec,d Stock III Fail and inter Staple
nnd Fancy bRf GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS
tAiS, &c, ever exhibited ~ tai. market
Cot"'fy mefehau VIII do we'll to call on Us before
t"ns '"''hef Ehs'. Weare prepared 70 sell at Rich
,o'na prices - heretofore; nnd respectfully ak cnu
Ion '"' faie promising to sell great bargain. for
sepa5.d2n
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q 1IJIU1BLE TF1G7 or LAND.

--- IN Bpriiogd9m toenty. FOR SAl.E.
lmIi. "u Fridae. tic l3;h day 81 OerobtrurNt ~ the
premises oh'r nr,atr. ~ pubic nHctinn. 1RACT
LAND IN Bpctughiu cuuty. lying Wills rive. COZ
tuning 600 acres. N nut 80 acre. OF VIII arc iou
grounds. There is his baud II fri DIV El.Liht,
Hol =, win ,jx From; good Kitchen with tnr
rooms IN lee House. Memo Cabin, and ali otlcr,at
h uses Faru> IN good order, tssary lor ,uch 1t
larr,--togchr, Nth an cxcrIrn, OhCHARD. con
tain NJ almost every variety at iruit.
FIN Ibnd i. It easy arcc-> "ihe Markets Of Rici-
p'o Il Petersburg aud Lluchhure: mile. NORTH Vet
nf lie NeN >tur';ina heahy and l,asatl neia tbu-
booi; Immediately the Plank Rond lending ron,
buckingham Couf imIs- /" the South,ide Raj road
Fnmville, Is Mic. from the litter place.
Persons wishing fobuy Will apply Mr.. John \
hBhea-ter jr. whorr.hlrs in tho Immediate neghtot
t-od or he subscriber. in Lynch bure TrRNs lhr.
RAJ, md made Known III dav OF sale
sep IA dt- SAME b. CHRISTIAN
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AcCEPTED.- call made by the Presbvteri-
an Church IN DanviIla upon Rev. j NJ. kirkpat-
rick has been accepted, we gratfed to learn
anl he will be at his post about the first of Octo-
her, DanriHe Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25

APPoINTMEST.-The Richmond Dispatch learns
that Mr.. A. ID. BANKS, editor of the "Southside
Democrat" has received the appointment of
Collector for the port Of Petersburg.
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SALE OF AVALUBLE NEGRO.

ID Authority ri deed # ru,t eAec,rrd by Jol, =
- Harrison, viii scll 10 The highest bidder ia, r,,
=, Amherst Cooi iiau.e on the 3 Mo- day in Orroh,
rsxf. 4 likely ana valuable Negro Man. ,a,,.,
i'e.,r ngri about - var. The neg.o !, now b,,
naf, mi cannot b. delivered UNI the i Of tie Ven,
uui.s- ntrtnPra.e,t up ma p nnh ne In,
hcliry. IT," iiilr Is gGnl m viii orr riv y mr., ll
nsGu.ee SAM NJ. GARLAND T,n.,e.
sep , rfl- -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-25

Durf ~ CoAL--'the Secretary Of the Trca.-
AIRY has written letter to the Collector Of the
port Of New York, stating that the thrift laws
will still be in force in reference 10 the British
North American Colonies until the proper lcgi--
lntion jail bavc been Lad by those Colonic, on
the Reciprocity Treaty.
TERMINUS ut yoRk RIVER RAiLRoAp.-An
adjourned meeting # the stockholders in the
York River Roilroed Company have determined
upon West Point us the termuu. of that road.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Postpenement.

81 Tiesa'e rfrsjsu-ls adv"rti,ri t. tub J~sFgz.z
Y, piiceH ut BlhtlsS Frine-, Amh.r.t aour w.
N y. IN the ~ n- Rudrr LEM III nus eseo>.-
executed by Gen. ". a Raine nif trn W r., -
n ,ubscrihc, ~ tus;rr. hpr The het.,ii 1T TUT
II IsgiabplHaa nd lh,-. 4 Gnndn H. j. h.reiiv ~.
poned aatil the Tie 1atl Ct",rl mai. ~ ,,c TIM,
nl plaec Will b., sui It. higlc. hid er G, e a4i
al tn. Ilnu-chald nni kiirhct FURNITURE and ferk
avery description hsaneirg u fhe said RcS kyiesn
mrntionc in the -ad lred, snd can,e, e tor I'm. nm.
pose aiores"lf. IoHS N~AYERS
,el,25-2cIIs
Rnpu,iicHu cpny.
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.- BOOKS ;

rNSEED OH just ie,rI>rd hy
,ray % ,s) SSTAbLER ( CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Congress.

The Nebraska bill seems 10 be getting
along swimmingly, without creating The ter
Irible excitement that was promised for it,
II is rapidly gaining supporters--the reason
is that one third of the politicians at Wash
ington arc working prospectively, and set
Ting triggers TO be pulled year or two
hence. Mr.. Badger has given in his adhe-
sion and will go for the bill. Mr.. Seward
is still opposed TO it utterly, and has made a
strong speech against it. News.
This is certainly startling news to the Ed
itor of the Glasgow Times, who but a few
days since, announced that nobody was in
favor Of Douglas Nebraska Bill--of course
the Times must be opposed to the repeal Of
the slavery restriction Banner.
Wrong, neighbor, in every instance; it is
not "news we never announced that ono
body was in favor Of Douglas Nebraska
bill'--and are not opposed to ''the repeal Of
the slavery restriction" We have ever
stood ready TO denounce ''agitation," either
in the North or South. We were opposed
10 the South agitating the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, but when the PROPOSE
ton comes from the North, IRE are for lis
repeal. Does the "Banner" understand us?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
EEThe Editor OF the "North-East Re-

E5The Editor Of the "North-East Re-
porter" is right in supposing that we would
not Intentionally misrepresent him, or in
deed any body else. In using harsh epiIhets
against the Benton party, we supposed he
included ALL and did not simply refer to
"Lusk and McKee," SC. 1t matters naught
to us, whether he included two, or the whole
party, as we are defenders of neither the
one nor the other, and care not how he treats
them. We only desired to show the harmo,
ny that existed between the Bentonites and
Antics, there being good many PROPOSE
tons for "uni,n," "harmOny," "unity orac-
tion," Sc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Weston and St. Louis Railroad.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
We lay before our readers to-day, the
proceedings of the Convention held at Bruins
wick, on the 22d ult., on the subject of
building Railroad from Weston, Platte
county, to an intersection of the North Mo.
Railroad in Galloway county.
The attendance of delegates, considering
the early day of the Convention, and the in
clement weather that preceded the day Of
meeting, was very good-in fact, larger
than we expected-while the feeling mani
tested in favor of the enterprise, in deter
mination and enthusiasm, far exceeded our
expectations. The proceedings of the Con-
vention, in the main, were characterised by
good feeling and liberal views. Not few,
we doubt not, were astonished to learn from
the remarks of the President, that the build
ing Of this road has been the subject OF
much thought, and correspondence between
some of the ablest men Of the State, for
several years past, all of whom concur in
the belief that it is one of the best improve
ments projected in the State; and from the
population and wealth of the counties
through which it passes, will be one of the
best paying roads in The YES. Every enc
knows this, when the subject is examined,
but as before remarked, but few knew that
others had been giving it attention for sew
eral years past.
We think the project has started under
favorable auspices, ard have no doubt but
that it is in such hands as will push it to
an early completion. 1t is desirable that
every friend of the road consider himself
called upon TO work in its behalf, and not
throw all the labor on those officially con-
nected with it. The road has friends in eve
ry county on the route, and they must not
sit with folded hands, but go to work with a
will, to prepare the public mind for lib
eral taking of stock, not only by the coun-
ties in q corporate capacity, but by individ-
uals.
On the subject of county subscriptions, il
is essential to start right. A direct tax to
raise the amount subscribed, is the true plan
County bonds won't sell, except at great
sacrifice. We are building the road for
our own use and benefit and it is nothing
but right that we should put our hands in
our pockets and pay for it, and not tax OH
children to pay debts Of our contracting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Wednesda PM.

wv Ucooesutyf PM
Met pursuant to adjournment when the
committee on designating suitable persons
to address the people reported as follows:
CLAY.-Col. A. w. Doniphan, NJ. Ar
thur, II. L. Route, j. H. Moss, w. McNee-
ly, B. M. Samuel.
Raw. Boyoe; A. A. King, E. d.
Parsons, Col. + b. Ewing.
CARRoLL.-R. d. Ray, r. Paynter, Thos.
Plemmons, S. Barker, DR.. Atwood, Fol
len.
CuAR1roN.-C. w. Bell, ]. M. Davis, J..
Applegate, M. c. Hurt, L. Salisbury, W
f.. Moberly.
RANDoLpn.-G. H. Burkhart, T. P. Ru-
by, III. NJ. Porter, T. b. Reed.
HowARD.-A. j. Herndon, j. F. Finks,
DR.. G, M. B. Maughs, Gen. ]. B. Clark,
Col. 10. Davis.
The committee appointed to report bust
ness, brought in a majority and minority re-
port.
The majority report recommended the
passage of the road through Howard, Boone,
and Galloway. The minority report favored
its passage through Randolph.
G. w. Bell, as one of the committee, dis
sented from both reports submitted, and gave
notice that he would offer o substitute for
both.
Motion made TO consider them tomorrow
motion-carried.
Leave was granted Mr.. Porter, Of RAN
dolph, to explain his views upon the minor
ity report.
Motion made and carried to adjourn till
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Administration Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the Judge of the Probat,
Court of Saline county, letters Of administration
on the estate of Ludlow Chambers, deceased
bearing date February %, 1854.
All persons indebted to said estate arerequestet
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againstit to present them properly authen
ticated within one year from the date of said letter.
or they may be precluded from having any benef
of said estate; and il not presented in three year,
they will be forever barred.
JOHN c. PULLIAM, Admir-.
March 2-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

EWe observe by late number of that
paper, that Mr.. JNo. p. SHELTON, formerly
of THE TIMES OFFICE, has become connect
ed with the "Nevado Journal" California
Mr.. S. is a true mana man Of industry
energy. and business qualifications. We
wish him and his associates abundant suo.
cess.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
C. r IL A N X s. co.,
No. l55 Main Street,
CT TOITIC MO

81. LOUlS Mo,
GALL the attention of their friends and coun-
~ try merchants generally TO their extensive
Hat and Cap Mandatory.
Their connection in Europe enables them by
direct importations of Pushes, Cloth, Hat and
Cap materials and trimmings, to offer these goods
at considerable reduction from the market pri-
ces and on liberal terms.
Customers will always find full and select
stock Of Silk, Angola, Moleskin, Fur, Panama
Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. Also, Caps OF
their own manufacture, of the latest styles
By having houses in France, Germany and New
York, they possess greater facilities than any
house IN the West for obtaining the Fashions a:
soon as introduced.
Our motto is-"Quck sales and small profts.'
Merchants will find it greatly to their advantage
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
March 2-S3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

u The ladies' of Fayet,e acknowledge
the receipt of 1926, as the proceeds Of
their Tea Party, held on the 22d ut. The
funds are for the college buildings. They
have pledged themselves to raise $500, and
taking their first effort as criterion, they
certainly will have no difficulty in procuring
the sum. The college cannot fail when
such powerful auxiliories are at work in its
behalf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
A GREAT BARGAIN.h'

r HAVE A FTRST-RATE STEAM SAW
i MILL, in complete order, boiler new, II hav-
ing been in use only or 8 months. The engine
is ten horse power, and has been running longer,
but is better than common. The cylinder is put
down in bed plates, extending to the main shaft,
and forming part Of the funnel block, thereby
making it steady and secure, which is not common
The rock shaft and pump ore iron, secured by be-
ing boted on TO the bed plates. The pumps ara
all good, and everything complete.
The Mill is situated eight miles east OF Fayeue,
and about three acres of land attached to the mill
win sell bargain in the said property all togeth-
err or will sell the mill and engine, or the engine
separate. For further particulars apply TO the un-
signed, three miles south of Fayet.e, near I. c.
Stapleton's Mil.
mh2-3w- JOSEPH STAPLLION.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Which Shall We Do2

A country contemporary, who we thought
was regularly booked as an exchange, gives
us marginal hint to the contrary, in these
words:-
IF you 'front.' exchange, you may go tc
hell"
Wen exchange, neighbor! First, be-
cause we dOn'twant to go there; and second
reading "THE TINES may so refresh your
piety as to keep you from going there too.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

NOONAN, TOOLY s. CO.,
So Main street, between Pine and Olive streets
ST. LOUIS, MO. --

50 Main street, between Plne anu ohVs sueelsj
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WE are now receiving ex ships J. P: Whitney,
w r. X. Page, Clara Wheeler, Undine, Franz
Pierce, ]. P. Harvard and others, from Liverpool
direct, large additions to our stock, with some en7
tirely NEW STYLES, of quality superior TO
anything in the market to which en- will be added ds
ing the most complete and varied stock west Of the
mountains. We solicit an examination of our
CHINA-French and English, plain white, gilt
and decorated, at very low prices.
QUEENswARE--For country trade, Steamboats,,
Hotels, and family USE
GLAsswARr--Cut, pressed end plain, large
stock and great variety. p
BRIrAvS1A wARE-Tea and coffee sets, cas-
tors, lamps, candesticks, &C., SC.
PIANIsHED WARE-Chafng dishes, oyster stew
ers. coffee urns, &C., &C., all sizes. =
German Silver and Silver Plated Ware, extra
quality. Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and Man
lie Ornaments, in great variety, which we offer
to the trade at reasonable rateo fof' cash or to
prompt customers. "
or Particular attention paid to packing.
Feb23-S3