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AND GENTLEMEN'S
Quitting Establishment.


Quitting Establishment.
No. 81 Cortland Street,
NEw-YoRK.
Strangers and citizens desircing 10 replenish
their wardrobes, may be Immediately accom-
modared in the verv best style, and al the lou.
est Cash prices With choice selection Of
Fall and Winter Garments
OF The newest patterns. Of superior make and
finish, and of the best materials equal in eve-
ry respect TO The best custom work. Having
adopted The cash principle, upon which certain
calculations may be made, he has pursued sue
cessfully for upwards of ten years, in direct op-
position TO the ruinous system of crel, which
imposes The necessity OF exacling unnecessarl-
ly high prices from paying customers he con-
tnues to provide, and has now on hand one Of
THE LARGEST,
MOST FASHION ABLE,
AND CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF
Ready Made Clothing in America.
From which gentlemen may depend upon
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iy, style, and price His large stock embra-
ces OrercoatS and CloakS of the most approved
styles, Dress, Frock, and other Goats. Pan
falcons of every desirable pattern, and the rich
EST assortment of black Satin, Casslmer, and
other styles Of Winter Vests.
The Fancy Department
Embraces all the new and elegan, patterns, and
latest and most desirable styles of
Fancy, Silk, and Satin Crauats, SuSpenders,
Cloves and Hosiery, Shirts. Bosoms and
Collars, Carpet Bags, &c, &c,
In addition to the above variety of Ready
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Cloths, Cassimeres, & Vcstings,
IL Gentlemen can have their orders filled
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October 5, lS4S. 6m.
H5For tho liberal share Of patronage which
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he returns unfeigned edgements, and
he promises that no efforts shall be spared on
his part in future 10 continue TO serve his Gus
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND
PATRONS. D -... ......-

In the hurry consequent, upon the
greu, amount of j,b-woIk in our office
we omitted last week. 10 announce tina
the TINES had completed ONE YEAR o.
its existence in Glasgow. ....
We embrace the present as an oppor
tune occasion TO return our thanks Il
the public FOR the very liberal and en-
courageing patronage that has been be
slowed upon us since We commenced
business in this place. We have sue
ceeded beyond the expectations Of our,
self or friends, and, no doubt, quite be.
yond those of our enemies. .. -...
The present number commences an,
other year. al MiS place, and We hope to
have the company Of all our present
subscribers, besides many new ones;
and to merit continuance Of that pat.
ronage which has been so generously
bestowed upon us. Should any Of oui
subscribers, desire lo part company, we
refer them to our terms, on first page,
for the modus operand of leave taking
This is an eligible point for the collec-
lion and dissemination of news---a
point a, which good paper has long
been needed, and where there is an
abundance Of business TO make ii pro.
f,able to the publisher. A knowledge
of these facts induced our lDcaiiDn here,
and the very natleIing encouragement
we have received, not only induces the
belief that the deficiency has been sup
piled, but stimulates US 10 renewed ex.
ertions, il order to keep pace with the
improvement Of our young city. aud its
daily growing importance in Il bust
ness point of view. The trouble, ,ex
alton, and great expense Of removing
and fitting uP, Is now oyer--lhe hang
Of the new location acquired, and bu-
siness for the future will be more pleas
ant to US, and advantageous to our nu
merous readers.
We contemplate making some fur
Their improvement in the appearance Of
our paper, as well as terms Of our bust.
ness, which will be of great importance
10 the public, and Of which due notice
will be given.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

ODD FELLOWS. The annual meeting
of the United, States Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, was recently held in Bal.
iimore. On the lslh ,he Grand Officers
elected at the present annual session.
were installed, and the Grand Sire, Ro-
bert II. Griffin, Of Georgia, delivered
an address, which is spoken Of as a most
able production. According to the ro-
port Of HE Grand Secretary, james l..
Ridgcly, the Order has prnspered and
spread greatly in the various States and
Territories Of the Union. The whole
number of Lodges at present is l,7l2;
initiated during the year. 23.35O; sus.
pensions, G,72G; explosions, S4S; Past
Grand Masters, 1888. Total revenue Of
The subordinate Lodges, SSSO,3s9 80.
Number of contributing members 1873,
40l; brothers relieved, 1905; widows
relieved, 1857; brothers buried, l,lG2;
amouni-paid for the relief of brothers,
S272,l74 so; for relief of widowed
families, $33.392 33; for education of
orphans, sG,732 25; for burying the
dead, ISL G3G Go. Total amount Of re.
lief, S303.043 05.
The Grand Secretary reports the re.
ccipis of the Grand Lodge for the fiscal
year, to have been $l3,9s0 Al. AlIa p.
preparations and current expenses Of
the year have been paid, leaving bal.
ance in the treasury on the 18th inst,
of 81 .l69 02. which will he much in.
creased by the ordinary receipts of the
session. ....... ....
The finances Of the Grand Lodge of
the United States continue in prosper.
Gus condition.; the invested funds amour,
to Sl2-Sl7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION

Tuesday last was The day sci apart By
the Odd Fellows fpr the Dedication OF
their new Hall recently erected in this
place. "..
The day was passahly pleasant, and
brought with it a number Of brethren
from adjacent Lodges. AT an early
hour lhecompany assembled AT the Hall.
where a procession was formed, and
preceded By band Of Music, marched
through the principal streets Of the
place, to the chrslion church, where
an address was delivered by Rev. VII
LIAM Homes, Of ST. Louis. Mr.. HOMES
is apleasant and forciblc speaker
mentallve, and at times eloquent. HIS
defence Of the order was all that il could
have been--all that it desired. The
objects and aims Of The Institution were
clearly and happily sci forlh-the ob.
icclions 10 il, relisiously and socially,
duly weighed. and so utterly demolioh
ed, that we are sure no one who heard
him will ever say aught against il.
The exercises lbToug h at the church
the procession was again formed, and
marched To the Hall, followed by a mum.
Der Of ladies', where the DedicaIory
s4rvice took place, r. w. G.. NJ. Henry
HOLMES officiating This service was
simple but imposing, and its conclusion
declared the building Dedicated to ODD
FELLowsuIP-to FRIEsDsuIr, Love, and
TRUTu. ....
The procession again formed, inclu
ding the ladies, and proceeded on board
the Julia, where they found tables ex
tending from one end Of her spaciou.
cabin TO the other, loaded with the lux.
uries and substanliabiliies Of life
During dinner, the Julia ran up as far
as Cambridge, where The entire com.
rsny went ashore, and preceded by
the music. had another pTocession.--
This over, the boat returned TO this
Odd Fellows repaired t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
From The Republic, Sept, 25,h.
OFFICIAL.

. appointments JyMe President.
Archibald Gamble, TO lie Postmaste,
al ST. Louis. Missouri. -..' rat
Bluford Johnson. Of Illinois, to be Re,
cciver of Public Moneys, a, Edwards,
vile, ILL.,, from and after the 10th OF
October next, vice John G.. Cameron
removed. '... .#
Andrew Backus, Of Michigan, to be
Receiver Of Public Moneys, at SAUL
ST, Marie, Michigan, vice Daniel Hicks
removed,
Ferdinand Maxwell, of Illinois, TO be
Register of the Land Office at Kaskas.
kia, III from and after the 10Th of Dc.
tober, vice Jacob Fearnan, removed. .
Greer w. Davis, of Missouri, to be
Register Of The Land Office al Jackson,
Missouri, from and after the 10Th Of
October, vice Franklin Cannon, re-.
moved ...'. i... yei h..-... ..l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
Commercial.

OtFtcE GLASGOW WEEXLY TIMEs,i
Octoder / +, 1919. (
REMARKS. - The weather since Our last
has bten quite cool, with considerable rain.
and one or two pretty severe frosls. Business
brisk. .......
The river is still receding. but in fair
boating condition. Freighls scarce.
There is not much change in our markets;
of wheat, there is but little offering, though
OuI highest figures are readily paid.
10 81. Louis, on Saturday evening last,
wheat was quoted at 70 to 80 CTS per bushel.
Stock large. Flour 50, SO Tobacco, 1915
TO S6,35. Hay 80 cents per 100 lbs. Flax
seed LOS to Sl,06 cts. per bushel Dry
hides to cents per 10. .......... ....
For our home market, We quote #.
BACON--CIear sides, 4 sc.
LARD-5 ceuls.
WHEAT-55 10 65 cents
DRY HlDES-5 TO 5 l>2 cents. ,gls
FLAX SEED-55 cents: ~ W."
SUGAR--7 TO 20.
COFFtE--9 TO 10 cents.
SALT-Sls5 TO $500; Dbl. 45c.
WHiSKEY- I'M. .#FsH
Common, % to 80 cents per gallon.
Bourbon aud Rye go 10 70 cents.
BRANDY 49, D.. ....
American, 45' cents per gallon.
Cogniac, So to 81 so.
Peach, 81 25; Apple. 81 20.
WINE.
Malaga, as cents per gallon.
Madeira aud Port $ so 10 8 so.
GlN-Americsn, 45c.; imported, 81 rs.
SPUN COTTON--Sl 25.
NAlLS-5 rs 10 6 25.
BROWN COTTONS-y'd wide, 8 l2o.
OSNABuRGS- ..# Toto ~ l-2c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
RAILROAD MEETING.

Pursuant 10 notice, Public meeting
was held al Fayctte, on Saturday last
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
to the Railroad Convention to be held
al ST. Louis. on Monday the 18Th inst
The meeting was organized 10y calling
Maj Tuos. JACKSON, TO the Chair, and
appointing of r. T.. TERRY, Esq Sec.
ietarv.
The Chair having explained the OBJ
ject Of The meeting, the following names
were presented, and appointed Dele
gates TO said Convention, TO wit:
Clark II. Green. T. Shackclford, II.
Walker, c. F. Jackson, T. ii McKecn
w. +. Birch, WIN. 7. Lucky, Robert
Hughes, #. NJ. Davis, STROLLER Ham
Joseph Cooper. 7. J. Bartholow, J. G..
Ross, w. McNair, J. J. Lowry, J. B
Clark, A. J. Herndon, l.. S. Eddins
Isaac Gayharl, w. ID. Swinney, NJ. B.
Collins, w. Paine, VIM. &. Boon, John
Sebree, S. G. Major, A. w. Morrison, J.
B. SneIson, J. NJ. Shepherd, N. G.. e.
lott, A Leonard, w. b. Foster, r. T..
Terry, II. w. Smith, T. Jackson, J. A.
Holiday, Lewis Crieler. .
Ordered, tina, the Chairman and Sec.
rotary be added to the list of Delegates;
also. that the name Of Abel Leonard be
added to SAID I<'.
On motion the following resolution
was then adopted:
ReSolced That we approve the pro.
posed plan If constructing Railroad
from ST. Louis to San Francisco, and
lha, the Delegates appointed to the Con-
ventinn by this meeting, consider them.
selves instructed to petition 10 Congress
for that purpose.
THOS. JACKSON, Chm'n.
4. l.. TERRY, Scc'V.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

their Hall and the company dispersed,
all pleased with the days exercises.
There was about one hundred mem.
bers in the procession, and as they NOV.
ed through our streets, clad in their
gorgeous regalio, they presented a pleas.
ing and imposing sight. Not the slight.
es, accident or disturbance married the
proceedings Of the day: all passed of
well. The Dinner reflected grea, cred.
it on captain CRIBS, whose poli,cness'
and gcn'emanly bearing, together with
that Of his officers, contributed much TO
the days enjoyment, and will be kindly
remembered. ...a
Ia the evening, there was music and
dancing on The boat, and those fond Of
this amusement entertained themselves
TO their hearts content. @
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

=UFThc following extract from Gen.
Jackson's first annual message will be
worth the attention of the locofoco par.
~ Of the presen, day:
In a country where the officers are
created solely for The benefit oft peo.
pie, no one man has any more intrinsic
right to official station than another
Offices were not established TO give
support to particular men. at the pub.
lie expense. n, individual wrong is
therefore done 10y removal, since neither
appointment 10 nor continuance in office
is matter of light. lie who is removed
has the same means Of obtaining a lv.
ing, 'IaI are cpl"yed by the millions
" no never held office. The proposed
Limitation ,ould destroy the idea Of
property, now SO generally connected
with official station and although indI.
vldua' distress may be sometimes pro.
duced, It would by prompting rotation
which constitutes leading principle in
the republican creed, give heallhfll &C.
ton to the system. I .. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

CuNGRE.sMEN ELECTED list district
Richard J. Bowie, Wing; Cd, VIM. T
Hamilton, Democrat, gain; 81, Elw
w. Hammond, Democrat; All, Roberr
Mclean, Democrats; 5lh, Alexander
Evens, Wing; Gin, J I'm b. Kerr, Wing
In the Legislature, the Wings will have
majority, thus securing United State,
Senator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
K. L. TERRY, Sec'y.

OFMany things are happening in
our young and furnishing city just now
--aud among them one no, entirely
void Of interest, is the fact Of n young
Lady being engaged in writing the life
# the Bachelors" Of ST. Charles in Poe.
'ry.-Chrono'ype.
We hope some lady will serve the old
bachelors Of this place likewise. If the
undertaken will call on US we will give
her some statistics that will make the
I'D rascals vince.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
PlTrsBURGH. October 6.

Six feet water in the channel, rising slow.
ly. Business is rapidly improving.
C!sciSNATI, Oct. 7.
Il has rained all day and is sill raning.--
The river has risen 7 inches. Business is
improving. No change whatever in The mar.
keIs' FlonI IS scsrce. prime PORK is firm.
mss. % per bbl. --
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

UThe attention of persons about
to visit 81. Louis; is called 10 the ad.
veriisement Of Messrs. BRAINERD &
THoRNE, in to.days paper. House.
keepers will find everything desired al
iheir establishment, besides many arii,
Giles and curiosilies nowhere else 10 be
found
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

ATTENTION, Settler and Abernathy--
\ gentleman in the vicinity of this
place planted three gourd seeds last
spring, and this fall gathered three hun
Atd and eighty cigM gourds from the
vines Of the three seeds! Talk about
beef! Bah!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

TOMB SroNEs.-Mr, BAIER, next door
below our Office is finishing some mar
BILE tomb stones. which, for beauty OF
design, finished lettering and high pol.
ish, is not often excelled. We advise
those in want Of tombs to call in and ace
specimens Of his work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

U~Georga has gone for The lncos;
LpwndS Governor by about 1000 ina.
jp!iiy.-Lcgslatule loco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11


The Montagnord Members of the
French Assembly request the people Of
France TO desisl from attending the Ban.
lqne,, celebrating the 57th anniversary
ofihe old Republic.
| The MNgyars, at Pe'crswardien, shot
three officers who contemplated sur,
rendering the fortress 10 the Imperial
lists.
Ii reported in the Austrian papers
that Radeisky will be rewarded for his
services in The late war, with an I'm
perial domain, and that Jellachich and
Haynan are to be rewarded with State
domains. The German Reform" in q
correspondence dated Brave, Scptem
Der o, gives further details of the insur,
gen, fugiives in the OTTOMAN Empire,
On the 2Olh of August, the first trans,
port, with about 90 refugees, had arri.
we'd al keslafori, escorted by Turkish
cavalry. They were furnished with
lodgings, and allowed to walk the city
without guard. Among them were
Dembenski, Messross, and the two
brothers Porecclls. .-.-...e ...... ....
The following are the stations of the
preachers. belonging TO the Missouri
Conference, of the NJ. Z. Church South
for the ensuing year. 10 a.a '. '-. .H
ST. Charles Dis,rict--Wm w. Red.
man, p. e. 81. .-'"' .-
ST. Charles circut-James M. Green
VIM. A. Mayhem. . '". '7r .".
Warrenton--Danicl T. Sherman.
Danvile--Daniel Penny. Pow. |
Porlland-Benjamin S. Ashby.
Fulton--Corneliu J. Vandevenier.
| Mexico Mission--Jacob M'Daniel.
New London, Mi.--Wm d. Coke
Lousiana-Isaac Ebert, Sam'l w.
Cope. Deb.
Auburn-Jessc Sutton. ...
Columbia Dis,r;c,-A,drcw Man
roe. Pc .... ..
Columbia Circuit--patrick Nj. Pinck-
ard. ....--...-r.. .......
Ia! e,te--Berry IL. Spencer, Wm. r.
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Richmond Dislrict--IIorace Brown
P. E.
Carrolton--Robcr, H. Dunlap.
Ricbmond--Joseph DeyIin. Roher,
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platte C;,r I,h, w Iu;a .
Weston Observation-Disclosures p lanes
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

Iowa An election was held on the
first Monday Of August last, in this
State, for different officers. The official
returns have jus, been received, and
presen, the following results:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

Observation-Disclosures elect CooL.
IDGE. Wing, as Governor by a majority
of 33 votes over all others, being q
Wing gain of 6.224. H.H... rr.a IassT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

Gen. PARADEs, ex President, died re.
Gently in the city Of Mexico.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

REsIGNATI" N.-LOuis A. Labcaum
SubIrcasurcr at 81. Louis, has resigned.
The Republican, says the resignation
was caused by The responsibility which
attaches to the snfe-keeping Of the pub.
lie funds belonging to his Office, under
present regulations.