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floor Of genteel house furnished ~ unfnmsshed. N
OF near Broadway ketween Brsome a. and lgh- ST.
the Nights IN BROOKLYN for a gentleman and bis wlie
location Restaurant private family preferred
II would be any accommodation payment would he made
adNance The most satisfactory reference gVen and re-
cured Those who ask th0us snd dollars per annum for
snch rooms ~ half that AMOUNT. heed not reply Address
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" Eighth and Ninth Wards, tllld tudiclA us
~" r Eheg1laI Democratic Wing NOMINATIONS -, NY.
81 Jashee Of the Justices Court AMES GklDbhh'
sIfShce Justce-GEORGE Il. DkANE
by order oi the District judicial Convention
h +. NEWHOUSE, Chairman
4 A. BORDEN Secretary Olo 3ts
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DARTNFR.-Wanted, a Partner with

IS Geo or 5000 at command, 70 engage NJ manuiac-
turing business The establishment Is the Oldest in the
country goods that are made II IL stand No IN market
Rsspeeahle references gven and required. COmmunica
hons addressed 70 MANUFACTURER, a, this once, with
zeal VII meet with prompt attention and De strictly
confidential Please STAKE where interview can Oe had
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
Chairman Board of Truste
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,

TINE subscriber announces to his friends and the
l. public in general, that he has on hand very
large stock Of Dry Goods, chiefly woolens, such as
Cloths, Blankets, Cassimers, Sattinets, Alp rs,
Merinos and Flannels, Linseys, Muslin de LaIrs;
Beaver Cloth, Velveting; Also, Hardware, Hats,
Caps, Shoes and Boots, and first rate and well as
sorted stock of Iron and Steel. All these goods
have to be sold, and people, in want of goods, will
find me in regular attendance from the first of Sep
TENDER until the Goth of the same month, where l
shall sell privately for cash, or months time to
good responsible men. From the goth of Septem-
Der on shall sell at public auction until the first of
October, or until sold The Terms of the Sale will
be all sums under Ten Dollars cash. and all sums
over Ten Dollars months time, with approved Sc
curity.
| have secured the services of H. w. Smith ESQ.,,
now Clerk of the Gen. Lane, TO auctioneer off my
goods. CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN,
Aug.l4l Glasgow, No.
p. S. As time draws near, shall publish Gaia
logues for the Auction sale, especially for those
days, when shall sell wholesale only by the piece
or package.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Missouri, County Of Randolph,
In the Randolph Circuit Court May Term, 1851.
William p. Hylton and Rhoda |
his wife, William Maggard and
Patsey Maggard and John and Upon Petition
Susan Roam and others, Plf's
Against
John F. Donaldson and his wife for Partition.
and others heirs of Moses
Kimbrough, decd, Deft's.
rTHIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney
i and it appearing that the defendants John +.
Donaldson and Sinia Donaldson his wife are nom
residents of this State, on motion of the plaintiffs,
therefore, by their attorney, it is ordered that un-
less said Donaldson and wife appear and answer
the plaintiffs petition on or before the next Term of
this Court, TO be begun and held at the Courthouse
in Huntsville on the second Monday in November
next said petition will be taken as confessed against
them:
And it is ordered that copy of this order be
published in some news paper in this State eight
weeks successfully, before said next Term of this
Court, to which this cause is continued.
A copy Test: JOHN J. ALLIN, Clerk.
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug. IA 1S51-Sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Missouri, County Of Rdnpolph,
In the Randolph Circuit Court May Term 1851.
James R, T re Plf 1r0oo an attachment
Richard Eubank, DIT.
THIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney and
l. the real estate of the defendant having been at
tached to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff due Oh
several accounts filed against the defendant amount
ing to the sum of seventy-eight dollars and twenty
said defendant is not resident of the State of Mis-
souri, it is therefore ordered that said defendant APP
pear and answer the action of the plaintiff on the
third day of the next term Of this court to be begun
and held on the second Monday in November next
or judgment will be rendered against him, and his
property be sold to satisfy said judgment.
And it is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published in some newspaper printed in this
state, four weeks sucessvely, the last insertion to
be four weeks before said next term of this court.
A cops Test: JOHN J. ALLIN, Clerk.
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug l., 1S51-lw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
and 4l4b23 paper, were sent of. by SINH.

and 4l4.523 papers were sent of. BY SINH.
lar conveyances.
To the above amount OF letters, add the
daily average ofinlund domestic correspon.
dence, and il will give about 6,099,12 let.
ters, that have passed through this Office du.
ring the last quarter.
The number OF letters advertised, for the
qoarter, is 46, Id about one fourth Of which
hava been delivered 10 the proper owners,
and the remaining .hreefourths sent to the
Dead letter office at Washington city.
The number Of dead letters received at this
office, from the Dead>let.er office at Wash
ington, for the same quarter, and containing
property Of value, consisting Of moneys in
various sums, bills Of exchange. &c, Tor
amounts ranging from to $4,000, is 1896.
or these, $50 were delivered to the proper
authorities, and the remaining 5,66, having
been unclaimed, were returned 10 the Dead
letter office.
From these statistics, it will be seen that
the Office OF Postmaster OF New York is BY
no means a snecure. Very few persons
have any idea OF the immense labor perform
ed in despatching, receiving, and asserting
such an immense quantity Of letters am
newspapers. The probability is, that thu
labor will be, at least doubled, during tn,
present quarter, as far as letters are concern
ed; in consequence Of the reduction Of lh'
postal rates, under the new law.
The prestige given to the N. Y. and Fri
Railroad; from the facts OF its recent cere
monies opening by the President and
party Of other distinguished individuals.
appears TO have accustomed considerable
amount OF traffic upon that line; as, | wa
told, last evening by one Of the Director,
that, during the last week, 1920 horses
5000 hogs, exclusive OF human ones) an
5000 sheep, were carried from Dunkrk
eastward. Yours Truly,
NEWTON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.

The attention Of the public is res
pectfully called 10 the advertisement of
Glasgow Female Seminary, in this
mornings paper. Mr.. SAVAGE and
Lady, are strangers in our community,
and by way of introduction, we take
the liberty of publishing few extracts
from number in our possession, from
journals in the State where they have
resided and labored:-
CovIEcroN FEMALE HIGH ScnooL.-
Among the many good schools, in Coving
ton, the Female High School under the
control OF Rev. G. S. SAVAGE and LADY,
occupies prominent position. This nsli'
tution, now firmly established and in flour
ishng condition, presents its prospectus for
the second session OF the present academic
year, TO which we invite attention. 1t would
seem hardly worth while 10 say anything as
10 the qualification OF The Principals here
where they are known. The success that
has attended their efforts and the increasing
populerity OF their school, afford the best
guaranty that they ale amply qualified for
their high calling and every way worthy OIL
confidence and patronage. CorinSton Ky.
Journal.
The Louisville Journal says:
"Mrs. SAVAGE resided in this city before
her marriage, and is lady Of fine intellect
and great accomplishments. We have seen
some beautiful productions from her PEN"
CovlNeroN FEMALE HIGH School
Under the superintendence OF Rev. Dr.
Savage and Lady. This School is under
the patronage Of the Kentucky Conference
I. is gaining strong foolhold in the com
mnnity, and shares liberal patronage. AL
we could desire for it, is, that it may secure
tina, favor which the superior qualifications
and most assiduous attentions OF its accom-
pished superintendents deserve. Methods
Monthly.
We have other, even stronger testi
monials, but their length, and want Of
space compels US TO defer them. They
come TO make this place their future
residence, and as teaching is their bust
ness, we may congratulate the commu
nifty upon the certainty of a permanent
femsle school, which will be inferior &c
none in the west.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

CHoLERA.--We regret TO learn that
the Cholera is making its appearance
in the interior. Mr.. julius Wilhers,
near Fayette, died las, Sunday evening.
and black man belonging TO him, died
Monday. We also learn Mr.. J. X.
Downing of The same vicinity, has had
a very severe attack, but is recovering.
We have also heard Of case or two
in Charlton county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The returns from the Kentucky
election look very squally for the wings,
and the result is yet doubtful, though
the democrats claim the election of
Powell, their candidate for Governor,
The Democrats have gained largely in
many sections of The State; there is a
falling off, however, in PowelPs major
tiles agains, Criitenden four years ago
in the lower part of the State. This
increases the probabilities of the sue
cess Of Dixon, the Wing candidate
1t is though, the Congressional delega'
,ion is equally divided; five wings and
five democrats. We have the names
ofsome Of the successful candidates.
Marshall, Waid and Ewing, Wings
Grey independent Wing, and Stanton,
Breckenridge and Boyd, Democrats
Ii is supposed The Wings will have q
majority in the Legislature. securing
The election of Senator in place OF
Underwood. whose time expires with
the coming Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
Order of Publication.
In the Ho,card Circuit Court J

In the Hotrard Circuit Court
June Term, 1851.
Augustus Duenkel, PLAINTIFF
Against
John Doerr, defendant.
VINO the above named defendant John Doesr
l. nonresident of the State of Missouri:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th 4
of April, A. D. 1851, the plaintiff CONNIE,
civil action against you in the Circuit c.
OF Howard county Missouri by attachm
that the object and general nature of the T.
ton filed in this cause is to recover from y-1
the sum Of one hundred dollars with inter.
thereon from the 23d day of September, 1876
for so much money due by virtue of the prom,
issory note executed by you to the plainti.
dated, September 23d, 1850. You are there
fore required to appear at the next Term
said Court, to be begun and held at the Tow
OF Fayette in said county, on the first Mon
day in Dece mber next, and within the lifs
five days of said Term and file your demurr--
or answer to the plaintiffs petition or the san
will be taken against you as confessed: o.
dered by the court that publication be muc.
according to the statute in such cases ma
and provided,
Attest:
ANDREW COOPER, Clcrf.
Aug. 7, lS5l-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri, County of Randolph,
In The Randolph Circuit Court, May Term 1851.
VIM B. Atterbury, Plff.
pS. , Upon Petition.
John B. Hunt, Deft.
TTNHIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney and
J. the property of the defendant having been at
tached to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff against
said defendant, to-wit: note assigned to plaintiff
by Granville Nelson for forty-nine dollars and fifty
cents, one note assigned by M'Campbell & Coat.
for forty-nine dollars and sixty-eight cents, and
account of the plaintiff against the defendant f.
goods, wares and merchandise sold the Defend:
amounting to the sum of sixty-seven dollars and f.
ty six cents, and it appearing that the defendant
not resident of this State it is ordered that sad
defendant appear and answer the petition of t
plaintiff on or before the Sd day of the next Ter.
of this court to be begun and held at the Courthou
in Huntsville on the second Monday in Novembc-
next or judgment will be rendered against him anu
his property sold to satisfy the same.
And it is ordered that a copy of this order be
published in some news paper in this state for four
weeks successfully the last insertion to be fou-
weeks before said next term of this Court
A copy Test; JOHN ]. ALLIN, Clerk.
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug. IA, 1S51-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
FINE YIELD OF WHEAT.

Several farmers in our county have been
testing the yield Of their Wheat per acre this
season, and the result has been astonishing.
We have heard Of several crops yielding 33
bushels to the acre, and many as high ~ 30
bushels. James Gardner has a crop tina
goes over 80 bushels, while some OF his
neighbors have been equally as successful. L.
Bennett Pitt. we learn has made a test oil
the yield per acre OF his crop, which aver.
aged upwards OF 30 bushels. - Oseola Inde
pendent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

DlED-On the 7th. JOHN A. F. son Of
DR.. A. and Leah Rucker, OF this county,
sged 20 months.
On the 7lh inst. JOHN II. infant son
OF John and Louisa Tillman, eyed years
7 months and 7 days.
On the 10Th inst, near Fayeue, Mr..
JULIUS WRITER'S, in the 35th year
OF his age, OF Cholera.
Mr.. Wlhers leaves an sffecionate and
devoted wife, and large circle OF relatives
and friends, to mourn his sudden death; but
their loss is his gain. he having brealhed
his last in full hopes Of a blessed immortal
ity beyond the grave. "Blessed are the
dead that die in the Lord"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

REscUED!-Tbe editor of the Oseola
Independent was recently in great dan
ger Of being "way.laid. bumped and
thumped," for a license his pen indul-
ged in at the expense of some bachelor
and widower friends, when two of
the "fairest flowers" of the town in>
terposed and pledged themselves to
back him to the last day in The morn
ing" On Davis, on!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

SEE ST.. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS -
Our readers and friends, who design
visiting 81. Louis. are referred to the
advertisements ofvarious houses in this
paper. We are personally acquainted
with most Of The houses, and assure all
who may call, courteous reception,
and as good bargains as can be had in
the city.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

INDIANA observation-disclosures from
Indiana, as was anticipated, are favor.
able to the democrats. Three districts
have been heard sufficiently from to
indicate the election of Governor,
Durham, and Lockhart, all democrats,
to Congress. The Democrats have
no doubt carried both branches Of the
Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
HEALTH OF OUR PLACE.-The health

HEALTH OF OUR PLACE.-The health
of our place is perfectly restored. We
have not had case of Cholera for the
last twelve days, nor is there serious
case of sickness in town. AS the re.
ports of the health of this place, as
well as the mortality, have been very
greatly exaggerated, we ask of our
contemporaries to give the above state
ment in their papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

New STEAMER.-See advertisement
oflhe new and splendid steamer Banner
State. She is one of the most perfectly
comfortable little crafts on our waters
is just out, and being built expressly
for our trade, will be found at her post
during all seasons-particularly low
water. Capt. c. and officers are old
stagers, which is word sufficient for
the wise.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
A SWINDLER.

WE wish to guard the public against a fellow
w who passed, while in this place, by the name
of W. F. Wait. He taught Singing School, sung
very loud and high shirt collars, struted the
streets and seemed anxious to insinuate himself into
the good gaces of the fair sex; worked at the
tailoring business, professed to hail from Massachu-
sets; he used our Horses and Buggies freely and
slipped off without paying for them.
EMERSON & HANDLEY.
Glasgow, Mo.
p. S.-The above. named Chap purchased the
oil for lights for his Singing school, and collected
the amount from each scholar and left without
saying Turkey to us.
Aug. ID. F. w. DIGGES & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

HE PERPETUAL SABBATH.--By the
different nations, every day of the
week is set apart for public worship;
Sunday by the Christians, Monday by
the Greeks, Tuesday by the Persians.
Wednesday by the Asyrians, Thursday
by the Egyptians, Friday by the Egyp.
tians, Friday by the Turks, and Salur-
day by the Jews. Add to this the fact
of the diurnal revolution of the earth,
giving every variation of longitude
different hour, and it becomes apparent
that there is upon the earth perpetual
Sabbath.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
New York, August G.

Another Destructive Fire an San
Francisco.-The Empire City, from
Chagres 25lh ult., arrived this morn.
ing; she brings 800 passengers, $780,
900 in gold dust or freight, and $780,
900 in the hands of passengers.
San Francisco was visited by anolh.
err destructive fire on 22d June; the
office of the Alta California newspaper
was blown up with the view of arrest.
ing the progress Of the flames, but
without avail--everything was burned
from Pacific to Washington stree, east,
excepting Two or three buildings near
the corner of Jackson street. From
Washington street the fire crossed over
The new theatre, which was burned
at the last fire was again destroyed
The flames spread through to Merchant
street, and thence crossed to Clay
street, on the north side below the
Exchange; then it extended to the
brick buildings on the north side, oc.
cupied by Raante 81 Wilde, in Mont.
gomery street. During the progress Of
the fire, large quantities of goods were
removed TO places where they ultimate
| " took fire and were destroyed.
Along Broadway everything was
consumed as far as Kearney street,
In Pacific street the fire consumed
every thing in its course as far as Ohio
Street, including the city hall and the
city hospital. On Jackson street every
thing was consumed. On Montgomery
street q few houses below on Stockton
street, tho fire extended as far as
Washington street diagonally to the
rear of tho Baptist church, which was
consumed, and then it extended down
Washington street and along Dupont
street, taking the Jackson house in III
course. Those sojourning in the city
hospital TO the number of 70. were re.
moved 10 a lot in the rear of the hospi
tai, and all were saved.
The Presbyterian church on Stock
ton street was burned. Charles S
Adams and Mr.. Bach, of the firm o.
Beach, Burnett g. Co., were burned &c
death. The number of buildings de
stroyed is not less than five hundred
The loss is estimated at 100000.
Captain Snow, worthy citizen o
Sonora, was recently murdered; two
days afterwards two assassins had beef
taken by the populace, and no doub
were executed.
A row had occurred among the mi
ners near Carson diggings, in which
two Americans and three or four Mex
leans were killed.
A party Of nine men, under Captain
Fitzgerald, had been cut off at Toa,
river.
During the night of the great fire
Lewis Pollock was called from his bed
and on making his appearance, wa
shot dead by a man named Gallagher.
The accounts from the mines AM
placers are very encouraging. Tn
prospect of good crops throughout tn
country is also encouraging.
Our city is again growing very fast
200 buildings have been erected durin!
the past week.
A horrible murder has been perpe
traled at Sonora. Some persons whC
took offence at an article in The Sonor;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
Dental Notice.

DR.. ORLANDO CHEERS would say TO his
friendsin Howard county, that he will visit
Glasgow professionally, in the course of
few weeks from the present time. Those de-
sirous OF availing themselves of his services
will please leave orders with Clark H Green,
Esq; such orders will meet with prompt al
tention upon my arrival. Professional bust
ness elsewhere will prevent my visit being
lengthy one.
Glasgow, April II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

THAT SAME OLD CooN."-We are
indebted 10 our esteemed friend A. II.
McDANALD. of ST. Louis, for living
and beautiful specimen of the coon
tribe. We doubt not he is a regular
descendant Of that same old coon," that
gave Martin Van Buren, and his adher.
enls, the "mulligrubs and gripings," in
the Presidential campaign of 1910.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

Herald, went to the room of one Of the
editors, dragged bin out Of bed and
shot him through the head. They also
killed two other persons connected
with the Office, and wounded three
others who went to their assistance.
Among the deaths in June, were
Thomas Lansdowne of Chicago, on
goth; X. X. Curry Of Wisconsin, on
9Th; Aaron Jones aged 40, June 20;
and Richard Cannon of Baltimore
The fire has completely unsettled the
market. There is a fair demand for
breads,ufTs for the interior, but the sup
DIV is large.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14

MARRlED-On the 30th ult., by Rev.
E. T. Peery, Mr.. CHAS. EPPERSON,
one OF the proprietors OF the Kansas Public
Ledger, to Miss MARY THRELKELD,
daughter OF Benz. Threlkeld. Of Kansas, Mo.
On Tuesday evening. by M. C. Hurt,
Esq. Mr.. - CALLISON and Miss
NANCY J. WILLIAMS.