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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16
By Telegraph for the Republican.
ELECTION RETURNS.
LOUISVILLE, 9TH August,-p. NJ.

LOUISVILLE, tn August,-P. NJ.
TENNEssEE.-Trousdale, democrat,
elected Governor by 5000 majority.
Ewing, Democrat, elected TO Congress
in the Nashville district, by rs majority.
The democrats have carried the Senate
and Lower house, and have gained three
members of Congress.
NORM CARoLINA-The following
democrats have been returned TO Con-
gress: Venable, in the 9th district, Dan
iels, in the 9th; Ash, in the 9TH. The
following wings are said TO be elected:
LIST district, Clingham; end, Caldwell.
Ord, Derberry; 4th, two wings are the
competitors; Outlaw is elected in the
9th district. 1t is supposed that Stan
ley is elected in the 9Th district.
NATURALIZATION.
NINCENNEs, Aug. 10.
GENTS: The election in Knox county
has resulted in favor Of the Wing tick.
Ell. For Governor, Matson, Wing, 92s;
Wright, democrat, 675; Congress, 9th
district, Watts, wing, 925; German,
democrat, G64; Sheppard, Representa-.
live.
Ia Davies county, Wright, demo
crat, for Governor, 500; Matson, wing,
CTS; Gormon; democrat, for Congress,
100; Watts, wing, 1852; B. Goodwin,
wing, representative.
In TippecBnoe county, Wrights ma
jority, 30, and II. S. Lone, wing, for
Congress, 100 majority over Mcdonald;
wing Senator and Representative cleo
ted
Montgomery county, Mcdonald dem
ocrar, has 60 majority. This is the Slh
District.
Marion county, so majority for Her
rod, wing, 10Th congressional districtD
wing Senator, and two. democrats to
the legislature elected.
Hendricks county, for Governor
Malson, POI majority; for Congress, 9TH
district, McGaughey, 433 majority.
Bartholomew county, for governor,
Wright, 1925 majority.
johnson county for Governor Wright
AT majority.
Jefferson county, partial returns)
Wright, democrat, l44l; Mrtson, wing,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6, ls49.

P See advertisement of Mr.. c.
D. Falenstein, in another column, pur-
chasers of goods in his line would Emo
doubt do well to give him call Mr.
F. is now in the east, whence we learn
he intends TO bring very large and
general assortment of winter goods for
this market, which he will offer very
low at retail, and wholesale at ST. Louis
prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

FIRE.-A few minutes alter IL
o'clock last night, fire broke out in
the extensive steam saw mill at the foot
of Chambers street, in the Northern
part of the city, which, together with
The entire machinery and a considera.
BILE amount of pine lumber, was entire
" destroyed. The mill was owned by
John Mcguire, but leased TO Messrs.
Carlisle 81 Keser. The entire loss is
estimated at $4,000. upon which there
was an insurance Of $4,000. Within
the past Two years several attempts
have been made 10 fire this mill, and
there is no doubt entertained by the
owners but what the fire last night was
the work Of an incendiary.-St. Louis
Ne,0 Era, 10Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

u OREnLY's line of telegram
mas been extended TO Rock Island, IN.
mos Operations were commenced on
Thursday, and The line worked beau,i
fully. Communications were passed
between Rock Island and ST. Louiq
without any delay.-Republicqn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

The Parkville, Weston, and Platte
City meetings in Platte county; and
the Bloomington and 81. Joseph meet
ings passed resolutions almost unani-
mously in favor of Col. Benton, and
sustaining him in his appeal. Andrew
county, from what we can learn will
pass similar resolutions. So goes the
Platte purchase.-Plate Argus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

UWHAT's IN A NAME!-A writer
in the Newark Advertiser recommends
that the name of Cholera be changed
10 "Typhoidorrhea. San.
Better not do it-beforc fellow
could pronounce that, and thus tell
what allied him, he would be "a goner."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

OVERFLOW IN RED RIvER--GREAT
LOSS OF CRoPs AND SToCK,-Our latest
accounts from the river are up to Mon
day evening, at which time the water
was over the bank opposite Fulton, and
rising at the rate of an inch an hour
The country opposite Fulton is already
covered with water for fifteen miles
back, and the destruction TO the grow
ing crops ofcorn and cotton must be
immense. Indeed the crops on the
bottom lands may be considered as lost
entirely. and with them large portion
of stock. Never within the recolec-
ton of our oldest citizens, have the
prospects of The planters residing on The
river been so irretrievably blasted.
The rains still continue, and it is fear.
ed the rise will excesd in height that Of
Is43, which overhowed nearly all the
plantations on the river. The overflow
of '43 occurred at time when there
was no crops 10 injure, consequently
the damage was nothing like what we
fear il will be now. Many fine planta-
lions, which bid fair to yield an abun-
dant crop, are already submerged-not
an acre Of dry land upon them, and the
river still rising,-Wash. (Ark) Tele-
graph 25M.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-16

Do DR.. BARD will be absent from
Glasgow for several days, on a visit to
ST. Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-27
Iowa college.

HE Second year of the Preparatory Department, of To-
Il wa College will commence the First Thursday 4h
OF October next. There will be during the year
three terms Of thirteen weeks each, commencing
on October 4th, January 10th, and April 18th.
The following TEXT Books used in the inttution:-
ESGLIsH Columns Intellectual Arithmetic, Davies A.
Sithmetc, Wells Grammar Morse's Geography, Olms
stead's Philosophy Days Algebra, Davies Legendre
Geometry.
LATIN, Yields latin lessons Andrews latin grammar,
Anthons Caesar An;hon's Sallust, Cooper's Virgil, An
thon's Answor,h's Dictionary
GREEK, Runners Greek grammar, Owens Anabasis,
Greek Testament, Donnegan's Lexicon.
Arrangements have been made by which the stu
dents can obtain the abo books, and also station
aryt at rates below the usual retail prices.
Tuition is $500 per term. Board can be obtained
In private families at from so to $500 per week.
Greek class will be formed at the opening of
the next term and at the commencement of another
year class will be prepared to enter upon the reg
ular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building of brick
Tor the use of the Institution, which overlooks the
towns of Davenport, Moline and Rock Island and
commands beautiful view Of the Mississippi for
several miles both up and down the river. They
have secured well selected Philosophical Appera-
tus, sufficient to illustrate the most impor prn
ciples in Natural Philosophy, etc.
The Institution will continue under the care OF
Rev. 4. RIPLEY, Professor of Ancient Languages,
who has during the past year well sustained the rep
utatiOn as scholar and teacher with which he
came to the State. Other teachers will be appoint
Cd when needed. In bringing this Institution again
20 the notice of the public, the Trustees do not hes
itate to express their full confidence that the fac-
ties which it affords for laying the foundation of
liberal education not surpassed in Iowa; and al
90 assure its patrons that they shall spare neither
pains nor expense to enable it to meet their high
est expectations.
J. A. Reed, A. B. Robbins, E. Adams, J. McMa.
ms, c. Atkinson, Executive Committee.
Davenport. sent 6. 1849-4t
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ssarrct House

CORNER J ellerSon and Sd streets, Burlington
J. c. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
l1NHlS House. recently opened, is one of the lar
i gest and most commodous in the Western
country. 1t has all the convenience of the large
hotels In the cities, and is fitted and furnished in the
neatest and most substantial manner. The proprie.
tor has had much experience in the keeping of pub
c houses which, taken in connexion with the acili.
ties afforded in Burlington for furnishing his table
Justles him in promising that the character of his
house shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere. with or
without families, can at all times be accommodated
with pleasant and airy rooms, and on reasonable
terms. September or 1sa5
Families will also be taken as permanent boarders
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Burlington FOurid dry.
CHARLES HENDRIE. MARX 4, FOOTI
HENDRIX & FOOTE

HENDRIX & FOOTE,
HAF1NG associated themselves under the above
J. style, would inform the public that they are
now prepared to furnish all articles in their line
hei increased facilities for doing business enables
them to furnish Castings at reduced prices, and on
short notice. We have constantly on hand an assor-
ment Of Saw Mill Irons, Tanning Mill and Threshing
Machines, Castings, Hollow-ware, &c. Connected
with the Foundry is Finishing Shop, where turning
and lifting will be done in workman like manner.
ISAll orders addressed post paid) to the Subscri-
bers, or j. G. FooTE, win be attended to in man.
ner TO give satisfaction. Burlington. April 9, '4E
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P FRESH ARRIVAL III
NEW SPLENDID SPRING GOOJ

THE subscribers beg leave TO inform their oldcu,.
L toners and the public generally that they hays
just received and now opening, very large new
and elegant stock Of SPRING GOODS, to which
they respectfully invite the attention OF the public
Their stock has been selected with and an eve
to the wants of this community consists in part ~
Dry Goods, Queensirare, Hardware, Grocsyfes.
Glassware, Boots, Shoes, etc, etc.
Their stock embraces every article demanded "a,
the wants of the city or county. Their great var;.
ETY. or FANCY GOODS, especially, is very super;.
or, and to which the attention of the ladies IL -
specifically invited. ss......
EFCALL AND SEE before purchasing elsewhere
IT'S no trouble to show Goods. No house in fov
shall undersel that of CREW 4 GILKYsON. "
April &c, 1919 Jefferson ST., Burlingfon
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Josiah PODe

COMMISSION Merchant, No. 9, Custom-house
~ street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
sgnments to his care, for sale in this market. He
will also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
ceries and Merchandise generally for Western Mer-
chants. - REFER TO Messrs Grimes Il Starr, Mr.
r. s. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. Otis West, Mr.
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. July l2, '49-6m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-27

ID. s. EBERSOL CO.
TUN SMITHS and Manufacturers of County
Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 to 800 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Revovers and single barrel Pts
tolls, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, best quality Of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Rifle barrels, Gun-NIounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Wad- Cutters, sc. &C.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ANTICIPATING done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington. sent. Ia. ISA4.
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Also, all kinds OF Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
GLOW prices'' at the Burlington Emporium, II, Jei
ferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Let no one persuade you to buy your goods any
where until you have inspected our stock and pri-
ces, as we are certain we can show you thai no
house in this State offers the same advantages 10 In
CASH BUYER. Give us a call. rs
.-.- SCOTT, WHITEHEAD co.
ssAfind No. 1872 Jefferson street. June Il, ,ls
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Geo Partridge,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. 81,
OWater Street, (up stars,) st Louis. Mo. I5-Par-
tcular attention paid to the sale of Four GRAIN Pork
Lard, Bacon, Salt Groceries, &c. And will also at
tend to the purchase Of any articles usually keptin
Country Store. may IL 1y.
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50 7 IT n MW u i so
Clothing and Shirts, at wholesale,

YOUNG BROTHERS, 159 Main street, st Louis,
i dealers in Ready Made Clothing and Shirts of
every description, prepared to attend to the
wants OF their customers with stock of Goods
which is unsurpassed by any other in the United
States. Both partners have devoted their whole
time and attention the past Summer in getting up
this stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing and we pledge
ourselves that the e1treme io,c prices at which we
we can sell our GOODS together with the very supe-
rior cut and make Of garments will present ir-
resistible inducements to the discerning Merchants
Of the West. Our stock of Blanket Goats is much
the largest ever brought to this market, and
purchases were made in the English and German
markets early in the Spring, we can and wH sell our
Blanket Goats good per centage lower than any
other house in the West. Our assortment Of BUSH
Goats is very large, consisting of satinets hea
w tweeds. black and blue pilot and beavers, heavy
brown cloth frocks and sacks velvet collars and
sleeves, lion moleskin, etc.. etc. Our assortment
of PESTS and Pants is most complete. We pledge
ourselves that every bill Of goods sold by US shall
be invoiced at the lowest New York prices.
Merchants from the country visiting our city are
respectfully invited to call and look through our
stock before making their purchases.
st Louis, aug. 80, '46-om YOUNG BROTHERS
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
= T.. RurlpaD.

w HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medi-
- cines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instru-
ments, Gold and Tin Foil, Plate, Teeth, Perfumery,
ETC., Paints Oils, Dye stufs, Druggists Glass Ware,
Winecw Glass, etc. Jefferson street, between Main
and Third, Burlington, Iowa. July %, '49
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" TN II. Smith.

A TTORNEY and Counse at Law. Oskaloosa.
"A Iowa, Win punctually attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts of the State. and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims. OFFICE.
Two doors west of the Court House fdec 1s4s-1v
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:
LUMBER YARD

'lNE subscribers will keep constantly on hand a
general assortment OF Pine Lumber. square tim
Der, shingles, window SASH &C., and of the hest
quality. They have now a large quantity. and in
Vite those who wish to purchase to give us a call
NJ B.-our yard is on corner Main and Market
sreets near the Greek. FIJI. c. PEASLEY & co
Burlington, June. 1913
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WANTED

WE wish to purchase, in large SIN all quantities. good
W Black Mustard Seed, and few hundred bushels
White or Yellow Mustard Seed-also, Sage, Thyme,
Summer savory and Sweet Majorum: also, dried
Red Pepper, for which the highest market price will
be paid in cash. The mustard will be purchased
from sample. Persons in the country having any
of the above articles ship them direct to u.s. or
to any of their friends in the city.
st Louis Aug. 9, lss9-sm COLLECT s. JOHNSON
Western Snica Mills. xernnfh yfrnnt
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p. vi. MARK.

EArtA SADDLE HARNESS Il COLLARs.NEn9
We Maker has removed his Shop to the g ~
southeast corner Of Main and Washington streets,
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in his
line with promptitude. and in style Of workman.
ship which will be entirely satisfactory to all who
may be pleased to patronise him. He would also
inform the public that he is able to furnish articles
in his line cheaper than any other establishment of
the kind in this city, Patronage is respectfully So
licited. burlington, march Is, 1s4s.
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Chas A. MantZ.
i literary DEPOT and Publication store: Books
land stationery, No IS second ST., st Louis. Mo
]. S. kimbalI l. Co.,

]. S. kimball 4 Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps SC.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally. that they have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
at their old stand. where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, cons
ing of all the varieties adapted to the season, and
selected with the greatest care with regard to style
and quality. to which we invite the attention of our
friends and dealers generally. apr 70. 1919
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EysanHrr w. Rabbit

4 TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, will practice
In the District and Supreme Courts of the State of
Iowa, and in the District Court Of the United States
for the State Of Iowa. Feb, Is 1Sie
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

Jefferson STREET, Burlington, Iowa.
IRON-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes.
J. Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes
STOVEs-1mproved Premium. and Yankee Notion
COOK Stoves, Paror, Coal, Box, 10, 7, and 6
plates, different sizes.
ALso-Jewctfs Improved Patent Cary Ploughs. Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron-wire Nails
and Casting of every description.
full supply of the above articles ALWAYS on hand
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, IS John g. FoOTE
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Eagle Hotel.

~. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
Ss.s this Hotel is in respect, equal to in the
E:ss western country. The PROPRIETOR w. c. STRIPE
A~ date of the Madison Houss,) respectfully solcits
the patronage Of Travellers, and is
Determined to deserve ii.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April &c, ls49-6m w. c. s
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ID. MORTIMORE:S

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article so celebrated in Saint Louis for the
certnin cure Of Rheumatism, in all its differ nt
stages, is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful of all diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him up, by means of this medicine, the result of
long study and experiment. Mr. ]. W. Christy, a
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured. after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years. and J. w. Southack, mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity, was cured by means Of this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates of both these
gentlemen attached to the pamphlets around each
bolt e, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered a remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by JF. TALLANT. Agent,
may II. lS49-ly jefferson street,
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BUSINESS OAR s
r.. r.. Cav.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Pants, Oils, Dye-stufs, Drug
gsts' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Wines and Lii
quors for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plates,Ca-
SEES and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery, a
great variety of fancy articles sporting and fishing
takle. NTStore on northwest corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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WHITE re.

WHITE SHIFTS.
NOUNG BROTHERS, 1859 Main street, st Louis,
/ have in store one thousand dozen white linen
bosom shirts, comprising every quality from the
lowest price to the finest article in market, which
they are selling at Eastern prices. aug 80, $40
,SOO DOZ. wool nett, red flannel and canton flannel
lcOo under shirts and drawers in store and for sale
eastern prices. YOUNG BROTHERS,,
aug so. 40 few doors above the Bank, st Louis
Galena Gazette copy $500 and send paper.
DR. David Prince.
nEvoTEs particular attention to Surgery, incud-
- ing the treatment of the diseases of the Eye and
the Ear. u Office, No. 81, Vine street, Saint
Louis, Mo. Iaug 9, lS49-1y
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WEEKLY PACKET.
FIRE! E'EgsE;!!

FIX e.. RBss kI!!
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
7NHE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
L the above company,i is prepared to insure against
loss or damage by fire-Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Barns, Mills, &C. sc. at low rate any similar
institution.
From the known ability and punctuaty of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them.
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this office.
F. J. G. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. 10, ~ AGENT.
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wade. StiIle & co.

CROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 80,
oLevee ST Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment of Groceries; will make advan-
Ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East.-39-ly
REFERENCEs-H. Won Phul; A. l.. Benoist & Co.;
r. & w. Campbell; Vim Nesbet & CO., St Louis-F S
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY PLOUGH

1SMns THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN I" ly on hand large supply of the
-Sssaabove justly celebrated Plough
boh and2 horse, right and left hand, with the lates
improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough is much i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
hsher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
OF the land side regularly round up to the beam;
when entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under II; thereby rendering it almost
to choke 1t ont in the worst of stubble. The mould
board is put Oh with bolts instead Of rvets as here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill,
Wmch hardens II as hard as cast STEEL and prevents
1t from wearing OFT: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used a wear or
two. The mould board of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron, and the share of steel, and will
scour as bright as silver, in the lightest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary il is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
not, we say try 1t. and Judge for yourselves Thi.
Plough IS much more durable than almost any other
male IN the country and at the prices at which is
now sold, 1t Is without doubt the cheapest
burlington, ap AT JOHN G.. FOOTE.
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Plain Dealing-Deiined Terms.

OR THE NEW AND SUITABLE sYsrrr
ID FAD this and be convinced that no other hons.
IL in this State offers the same advantages to ~
cash buyer: 80