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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
FURNITURE.

TTST received our fail Stock of Furniture. direct
- from lie manufactures in Cincinnati. which
VIC viii sell AZ S. Louis price. md no m stake.
Our Stock is full and complete and 10 those in
want or substantial or Ornamental Furniture, we
would respectfully ask q call. Amongst our varied
assortment may be found tic following articles:
100 Dozen Chairs, 60 Dressing Bureaus,
IL Bed ntcods, Walnut Lounges,
30 lin Safes. 81 Wash Stands
80 Cherry and Walnut dining Tables.
~ " breakfast Tables,
6 Mahogany Centre Tables,
Marble Top 4" d"
II Small LAT "
y Dressing "
, Pair Card d"
Fall Bacl; Writing Desks,
l Bool, Cas- and Writing Desk,
Marble top work Stands,
6 Enclosed
II 1rundlc Bed Steads.
Sets Cushioned Chairs,
/ Set Extra Plush -
II Com. and Cane scat Rockers,
/ Extra
Together with all articles in the above line which
we offer on such terms viii guarantee satisiac-
ton To- The purchasers.
August u. 1851. J. Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Silver Ware,

| UST received large stock Of silver ware, Of
y all kinds TO- table usn. and for sale cheap
Cash paid for Old gold and silver, or taken in cx-
change for new goods.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
oct2 Sign Of the BIZ Watch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the January Term, 4th Mon
day, of the Randolph County Court, for fina
settlement of his administration on the estate Of
William Mayo, deceased.
WIN. MAYO, Admr.
Dacopbar 4 -t,r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

= Il Z l. <,
TVAYING fully resolved 70 remove from Glas-
/ L Cow low Offer r5" sale my beautiful and
coumuiiols Private Residence, situated in f4lI
view of the Missouri river, on the lower hill Of
l,a town TaoGwg..'nE (EGur) consists of seven
ROOMS and two halls, placed in connection by :.
regular Goors-7ae large iour-GolI dc0r-lul well
ventilated by - mostly double sash Windows
Das' des there is a cellar underneath The Dining
Room. for wine, s"Ctt-mvajs. &C. perfectly finish
ed. The windows al! furnished with venetian
blinds large front and back porch. hrci, Wa
Ter closet, aud every portion Ct al" house newly
painted and paYrrrd. and conveniently arranged for
stoves. The whole ot il is new. and in as good a
state Of preservation . money and care will lei ii.
Close 10 the house there Is a frame kitchen. with
Il vegetable cellar. frost and wafer pruot-o g2v-
wants chamber. and swCko-hoasc, with back
porch, all wei. ventilated, an Of easy Commitment
uou
There is she'd for frawood, and 4 room for
Garden utensils; 4 convenient stable. wifi room
T.. four Horse; WD COW stall; and ,a.r Sia'':
pa 2ga f1' r. linz, a.d CO" -nrih '7r-n oHo"-.
90 co"tg n 50 tb.F. corn, a gor'av !,i;; ,a.race
ioua; and al.a-o. Sized attached, al well finished
\ web, viii: q nov w,I-lou7c and never
failing steu" Of r'"c dimensions waite: 4 La.
stable .a.; Clro.J containing ! los, with a great
|uIVad4.,c q. slrac and bear fru., .rco.. H.
ya,I.i large asparagus tcd' and a sirrw3u:y patch
Goa .H.lr some Of The best li g.g'" >reciCs; and
a.i.o a S.I"rliu.i- Of sA,ubary. flowers, &r.--
TIE "a den is laid Oh ia beds AID walks " ia fine
bleaching -ro ld, and broad walks leading to ali
| the different apartment. My house is furnished
with rashCuail" furniture. g,2S.gs. curtains, car
pets. sc. ?a or winch propose selling, when or
| 10 whom ! ii m" housn.
| shall give a r,il wa.,-ltan decd. and ny terms
are such as shog,i 5Iit u.-os' any fluiv of .-s-
| pectaL lity, a.d properly IN wan; of house.
| TErNis.-Cut-,aud c.e:; one-thigd in tyo years
and half; and ole-lI.fd in lveyears, with srcIri-
. II i ttt FHg d. . Il. D.. 70
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Glasgow, dec 4-lS5l-tf
Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATOR SaIel
ON the 23d. Dec. 1851, at the late residence of
~ Jonathan Liggett, decd, VIII sell 10 the
highest bidder lot of Stock Hogs, lot Of Cattle, |
yoke of Sears, l Horse, Corn, in the fold, Cord
Wood, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming utensils.
TERMS-$5 and under cash; credi Of six
months on all sums exceeding s..
Dec I'D ]. w. HENRY, Admir-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
JOS 9. MANSON, DAVID c. RoBniNs
NANsGNgS EeOEgIEEs.
SUCCESSORS TO jas. ". H9RRIS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
AND DEALEs IN
Every description OF Produce,
WATER ST.. GLASGOW, MO.

VNHE undersigned have. this day, associated
l. themselves together, under the firm of NANsos
& RoBBiNs, and respectfully tender their scrvic.
to the public. They will always be prepared to
pay he highest market rates. in cash. foe any art-
Gle of Produce that will be shipped from this point
and having coumodou5 and cohytM.u, W. .-
h lses, viii pay particular attention 10 Sh.pn'a
Tohacco and Hemp. and Tie Receiving aud TO-
warding of Merchandise, and hone bv strict nt!on-
ton TO business to merit continuance Of the lbcr-
al patronage bestowed on the late house Of ]. W.
Harris. JOS. S. MANSON,
DAVID {. ROBBINS.
Glasgow, Oct. %, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
NAyv d.uUUg!--N.vY G.0uMs!!

NAyy GUODS!--NGvy GOODs!!
At the Big Missouri Cheap Cash Store
I am now receiving and opening splendo
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, cheaper than
any before offered IN this market. My
styles cc Ladies' Dress Goods
are beautiful, and il is a pleasure 10 show thnm.-
Among them ia fine assortment of black dress
goods, fine figured Apacos, a general assortment
Of DelaEoa, Caahmeres. &C., together with trim
mings 10 correspond. Black Cashmere Shaw,s,
nn|-od'rc'; end ine Bay State cnawls, in great
variety OF co!ofs.
Eas IrusEenen's Wear,
have q supcro' assortment of fine French Broad
",uls, Gas mc.cs. Satiuct., Vest Patterns. Gnc
inin Ncstjugs, Hard Tines, Farmer Satin Vest-
uys, &c.. together " ID large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
consisting Of me dress and f.ock Coats. Sacks
Pant. Vests. and undcr-cio'hinr. Of every varery
!.uoly called fot in this market. | shall cndca-
ror 10 keen constantly on hand q fall assortment,
N tbs department.. Ny stock Of
',Crfs. S'sue-, EEn'- ard Gaps,
&c y t'I., end cunhOt be eNce.i,d, either as to
.Ha.i'y Or price,
have also q general assortment OF Hardware
nd Cutlery. largo io' Of FINE China Tea Scts
Id common wac, which / Offer unusually low.
d. BRONSON.
Gia.-o.y. carfotnInr % 1871
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lamps! Lampsll

lust received per Banner State, large stock Of
- Lamps, embracing Plain Brass stand, Single
and Double marble Base of Gilt, Bronze and Da-
mask stems, also Archer & Warmers heaviest brass
base No. 2l4, with extra large Globes, all Of which
can be trimmed with4! inch star drops which adds
much to their beauty.
Also dozen more Of those much called for
Patent Candlesticka, Gone of the greatest inven-
tons Of the age in way Of Candlcsiicks.) from the
factory Of Archer s, Warner. PHILADELPHIA
,IcE'iaer with - 3 and inch Globes and Cones;
all of which will Ga sold very low
Nov. q. l., u. AMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

UlNINE-25 OF. Qu;n;ne and ? doz. bottles
Sl Smiths Tonic Syrup, Just received by Gen.
Lane, and for sale cheap at The Drug and Book
Store of oct. 30. +. W. DIGGES s. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
NEGRO EGR SALE.

e The undersigned viii sell 10 TIE highest 50
"a bidder on the LIST day of January ueX,FA-
20 (unlcss SCORER disposed Of before the ~
Court House door in Huntsville, likely Negro
Woman and child, the woman is about p years Old,
a good cook, washer, ironer, weave, &c.
n. B. COATES.
Huntsville dec Aids
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
December 4, 1s51-iw
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the January Term, of the Probate
Court of Saline county, for final settlement of
his administration on the Estate of Elizabeth Doak,
decd. H. HARRIS, Admir-.
GLASGOW, nov l6-1M.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

E0nG Rusnes Dried Apples. wanted fol
.IitttV which One Dollar Cash %. bu,nc. ~!
be paid by oot % j. L. SWIANLl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

Deep was The dlsmsy which this unie'efeha
edict caused among the authorities Of 0fens
rald and ,rnlng was the soreness experienced
nv ,be loving and disconsoate fair one compared
,,';,h che sorrow and shame which thrilled the
-. NJ the Greifswalden justices, and the
cro;f.valden elders. The statue OF Justice be-
o.e 60 conscious of her fallen nature, that, Ike
another Eve, Carmen, of vine leaves had 70 oe
stitched for her and veil thrown over her
blushes. Nor can we vouch that she did not IN
dulee in interdicted lbations TO drown her
shame. until, shameful to tell, she became drunk
az nudge. When man may be born as 1t lists
him. marry how he wills, whom he wills, and
when he wills, then indeed the good old days of
Greifsxald will be remembered with the dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

SouTH-CARoLIsA.-A report has 0sea
made in the Legislature Of the Palmetto state pI
special Committee, 20 whom was referred me ms.
sage OF the Governor 70 the previous Legisaucs'
covering the communications received IRON WI
B Matthew, the British Consul at Charleston, ~ =.
ing the repeal Of the law Of south CsfoilaA -.
pieyent free cO!ored persons from entering "a
State II will be remembered that the fepsN -.
asked because the law subjects Bntish c)iF,u -,
men coming 10 that State IN British ysss.is .
prisonment during their stay. Inc CoD'0''''
ported against re pealing The laT. ,.s
TIE Committee state IN their repoft wa. III. ".
does not conflict with ths treaty OF conln'eiS' =,
tween Great Britain and the United sta.es nu se,.
law made in pursuance thereof, ana lhAt a ~
il il inexped.ent 10 repeal or alter me saa
bur thew request the Governor, IN eonmaSS ~. .
the revolutions OF the Legislature 70 ths - a,
The British Government. through ITS consui, !" =
sure IL that this law IS maintained oec4a .s,,r,J
deemed important 70 the internal peace sha ,ss0zs
of the State. and not from any desire " esSe-,bsr
their commerce or 10 offend their Jn9 p%<.s.,oss
the people of the state are attached 70 she
O, free trace. and fully appreciate the fs,,b be
importance Of an unrestricted commeee, ,hsy are
subjects OF Her Britannia Majesty oas, ~ ,satsfcE
compelled to choose between comneI.taot sogs-
ard an essential attribute of indepeDs,ss lstef,
reignty they will unhesltatingly prefer ' sonmaad
ard they believe that their choice We cco.sreust
the appreciation and sympathy OF t0e "'''
and people Of Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HrRo Cos,

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERo Cosr
-THADDEUs BELL, one Of the very fe " survivor, a,
the Revolutionary struggle, paid the debt Of ns,s,.
at Darien, Conn, short time since. We no,,c.,
the fact at the time, hut We have sinsc leAro.a ~
following incidents 10 his eventual history. Aron.
other engagements OF note ne was prss,n, a, ~
burning of Danbury and took part in the pu,.n,, =,
the British 10 their embsfkAtsOn az Conco A,
though nmety.three years old. strong Was The
preston made on him by the death OF the br,v. o,
Wooster at Danbury that all his faculties hseau.
engrossed in relating II. But still more animate,
and excited did he become when giving N. REM.
niscences OF the descent al Horse Neck BY Putnam
the holes IN his hat from several muskei shots 6rs
at him during his descent and the memorable orders
Come on brayeboyS," with which the gallant ys,
eran rushed 10 the conflict, which soon became
fierce pursuit.
He was one OF the congregation who, with they
pastor, DR. Marihen, were seized during divine wor
ship BY band Of tories and conveyed 10 ne British
head quarters AZ Ne..YOrk. Here he suffered an
the horrors Of cruel imprisonment for four months
under lallorS Influenced ny mortified haIe Under
these tortuIes his brother ssnk and died and 50 Sc
verely did he suffer that he hal 20 be conveyed %
his home on a litter. During this Imprisonment he
iorlous Arnold riding Oui alone, Stunned even BY
those who paid for his treason.
He retained his faculties 20 the lasi--conh read
without glasses, ard his hearing was "a uulnpalret
as his sight He died resigned ard m he .u'laess 4
faith leaving his blessing and an honorable Va ne o
six surviving sons aud daughters, thlrtyts at gtaA
and seventy -eigh, great grand children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

ALABAMA.-Wm. S. Mudd ONION Whig)
has been elected Solicitor of the Tuscaloosa Circuit
by the Legislature on the 10Th ballot over several
competitors, receiving II votes James Clarke Of
Greene was elected Chancellor for the Middle Dvis-
ion on the 18th ballot, four opponents, receiving
"A votes lie is fre-eater. The Union vote was
divided f. d. Townes Of Franklin (urion whgl
was elected Chancellor for the Northern Division,
over Nicks and Turnley receiving 20 votes join
s. Kennedy of Lauderdale was reelected solicl'ora
the 4th Circuit the 9Th ballot, receiving Ga votes
beating Nick Davis, Jr., votes, and also Campbell
Petty and Graham. Kennedy is a Union Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
The Liquor Traffic and the Law.
Editors Of The N. Y. Tribune

10 INC EUUOfS V 1 10 ~. l. fFtoHVc'
EAsToN, Wash. Co., NY, Dec. S, 1881.
This subject is attracting a considerable
share of attention in this town. A meeting was
called at the Methodist Church a fortnight ago,
10 consult on the matter, and it decided to
circulate petition through the town for sigma
lures, asking for the enactment of a law which
shall prohibit the sale OF gift of intoxicating
drinks as a beverage and authorizing the Selling and
destroying Of such liquors shall be kept for sale
or gin contrary TO lawn shoi, 10 ask for law in
the State of New-York similar to tina, which is pro
ducng such gratifying results in Maine.
The people again met las, Saturday evening, TO
hear an address, and receive report from those EN-.
ployed 10 circulate petitions. ABORTION OF the town
had not yet been canvassed but as far efforts had
been made, the success was quite animating few
refused TO sigh some wanted more time for rehec-
ton but the most were ready to give their names,
and ay with a hearty good will, way with the
Destroyer The meeting again adjourned for two
weeks, 10 give time for the completing OF the cIrcu.
latiOn OF petluOlS
We listened TO a highly interesting address from
Mr.. Coleman, a venerable and devoted clergyman.
He showed us, from Holy WIT. that the OK which
killed man was to be stored 20 death This fero-
clous OK, Rum, had gored TO death hundreds and
thousands of men, and we had been calling upon his
owner 10 shut him up but he had refused 10 do So
Now, said he 1t Is high time for rs 10 attend 10
the matter, and stone the dangerous anmalto DEATH
10 protect our own lives and those of children
The best feeling prevails. Methodists, BaptiSts,
Quakers, Presbyterans and nOn-profeSsors, all take
hold and work together like men. But to have an
effect, the movement should be general. Let sml-
lar movement. be made at Ill every 10 M IN the
State But who shall commence il Reader, you
Begin al once and cali in aid from every source
where you can obtain H. Work, work faithfully and
perSeverlngy, and We may ys, ihro. of the tyrani
reign OF hing lniempcTance
Yours, truly, I.R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

NATHAN s. ROBERTS. - On the 2ith day
Of November. Nathan S. Roberts, Civil Engineer at
his residence Lenox, Madison County, passed from
this world He In the 76.h year Of his age, ana
thus contemporary with the growth Of his native
land And 10 the grandeur OF that growth, and The
rapid maturity Of some of her creates, Developments
cid he. n no small degree, contribute In the early
struggles Of the ar-seeing men who wrought the
connecting links Of inter.communca alton between
me States and between the great valleys, sources oil
PRODUCTION 20 the markets on the Ocean, ne TOOK an
active and efficient part tie 1t was who gave pfac-
teal effect TO Their generous and patriosic cohcep
Gons. -,
He vas but one year old when his father, who had
Sc. ithy posss ssons Jersey, engaged IN The Hevo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
IL We
EV We transcribe the following details
Of losses by the grea; Ere a: Portland from Port
land

Losses The total amour, Of losses varSusly esI
raie1 akron $4,000 TO si5Qc00 Larrs5ee F. Jordan
loss on store and stock 000 insured for 900
S9ck FOR SeCo; George Conant loss $780,
yohh esnley loss sSeeO partly insured jeremiah Proc
tor SVoV no insurance, store belonging Benz Willis
no insurance $50 bbs mackerel of Charles p
insfahsn, belonging TO WIN Snnstt OF HarDsweA loss
SI@t no insurance stock Of Charles Iagfahan esti-
mated al S33oo insured al Peoples Office for 81 So0 stock
OF William Alexander. estimated at S20O. insurance
STOCK 81 James Sayle S2e0o insured for $500 stock os
Joseph kellogg loss $500, insured stock If Perley <
Russell building insured for 81 90 stock for - 00g Low
st Atkins, stock mostly saved sss, &C. IN sal iof OF
VIM Goold saved Samuel n Be2le, store and stock lss
50 eco insured stock OF Hodsdon Msson loss 81 900 in
sured cr 81 Geo. stock storage of Ch2s Rogers Co..
less s7eOo insured fer $e0 molasses OF Jennese Chase
Co. on storage loss 50 500 insured for 81 500 stock OF
LeaytL Lowell, loss 800 insured for 81 0o lunber OF
. W foftey loss SSoo no insurance loss on vessel 500
no stock oil sails &c in sa lon Of Mr. Joseph
fe"lr loss 81 COO Sursnce STA buildings azd stock
owned b. Mr. D. Chase loss S35 COO insurance Of
store belonging to g. Cook. loss 500 tive stores and
reiFeshmeDt ssloon Of Messrs. Ben. willis ard p.
lngahan, los ST. o insurance. sseTs occapsd By hr
& 1nsrahan insured for S4oO four stores Of Benz.
Willis. loss eco insurance stores belonging 10 Mr.
khas Thomas. valued AZ 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Welcome Kos
subtitle Weather.
Correspondence Of The Y. !. Tubnhe.
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, Dec. ., Il

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. ., 1871.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has been so
far completed, that passengers and mails are nov
transported from Philadelphia to Pittsburg in "a
houIs BY spring probably there will he continuous line
ofraway between the two cities
Mr. and Mrs Baker late Miss AleXina Fisher, SAT-
ON your port the ist of January l8oi for California
on professional visit. They viii probably sheet AN en-
gagemeBt San Francisco where they VIII remain toI
few months and then return 10 ths CITY Miss fsher IS
well known and appreciated IN city, where she iaey
PLAYED fine engBgement at the broadway As an artst,
she has superior in this country IN point OF versatility
of talent ~,
and sir baimy. -, -
AR are truly grahed TO learn that the lnustrlous KOS
sUTH will visit this city the 18th INST Great prepad-
tons are being made receive him IN worthy manner
ald the spectacle viii be the gIadest witnessed IN Pha-
delphia for years banquet VIII he rendered me noble
Magyar the price tickets for which has been nted al
ioalf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

IMMIGRANTS AT During the
year ending Nov. IA. there arrived at Quebec 4O,646
"eerase Passengers, and 625 cabin passenger OF
The former 4ol came from Ireland 4sl from Eae-
iand, and 6,sse for Scotland The toial nun.es ex.
sss0s tsai Of tie preceding year by eec0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

PENNsyLvASIA.--The State Opposition
Convention will according to the " official call
in The Pennsy lranian) be held at Harrisburg,
March 4. Already quite a number o! Delegates
have been chosen to this Convention, the friends
of Cass and Buchanan making a warm contest
for Delegates. In some Counties there Will be
disnnted seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

MOBILE, ALA.--Judge Joseph Seavel
(Southem Rights AMI Municipal Reiornl was
elected Mayor on the Is, inst, by vote # l,oci
to s6i for William Brooks, the opposing cand
date. The " Seawell" party have carried ever
member Of the " Common Council" and oat
of the Il Aldermen" There are seven Wards.
and the same number of Councihncn,' and
TWO Aldermen from each Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

luhonsly war, ard lost ois Ali Thus, ~aea p....
csme theyouls lad N.s si'hogt means AID 80
cut 'rienes. BY hlsosn esous, Therefore, hy ,.,
us. ani.ues an en- 'ntom,a6.e perseverance, .,9
he reach tie gre sphere % utility and fis,irc,.'-
IA Hhiehhe moved. His strong will ani daring 81
lily Is Impressed on the most cikcuh AMI NOS, e.
during constructions on the Enc Canal Amo.-
tese are the aqueouct a. Rochester, and the opbl,
combined locsS s. Lockpor'. Other states on
Maryland, Delaware, virginia, and Tennessee. hsr.
prohed by his practical abilities and emne nj skln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

ILLMoIs.-The Opposition press are
urging the reorganization of the party for ihs
campaign of 1882.
"A Wing State Convention is to be held at
Springfield, Dec. %, and an Antl-Slavery State
Convention a, Princeton, Bureau Co. Jan. %