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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-05
BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
WASHINGTON. JUNE 4.

Hon. john C. Spencer has refused the appointment
sffsColmissioner to settle California land claims.
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A Rare Chance,


NOR a Boot Maker Purchase a large House Barn
L. Worship and small dwelling house. sua ed in North
Oxford the large house cost Denny, four thousand
dollars more few years since There is and
thirty rods of land. Many ornamental ard her The
whole estate will be sold for $1,000 if applied for
Also, the most desirable house lot in Worcese contain
ing abont 5000 feet of land, known the Howe lot
uated South OF William 7. Merrifelds dwelling hon e.
inne4-dn ENQUIRE OF ALERT BROWN.
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i, w Wyg1IlL Il $. BARTON,


Late Oh the firm of Bacon Barton has removed his
Office 10
| HARRINGTON BLOCK
| directly opposite the foot of Pleasant street
| Extensions, Bounty Lands Naturalization Cnovo,ou
/ mar5-dwtf "
eaginous Medcated Compound badness can be
Dry mar soitened, the dandru removed and the hair heau
eu IN manner not to be 'qnaed by any article il
use Inc genuine article may be found the Drng Stor
OF L ILAZELL, 2Ol Main Price IS and 81! cent
rO- " apl6-dtf
Particular Attention.-ADAMs The Daguerreo
bn WI, DC Rappy to see his friends, and the public
'he sP PremIum Daguerrean Rooms, Waldo Block.
this city. '"' '''' 1 ,JSng II
DIR. III. BUXTON, PULIONTST. - OFFICE
ana RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
lo-ss-Where his services be promptly obtained a
Professional Duties. - P''ou
| Auscuitaton and Advice Free. dtl-deco5
cool AND SPARKLING SODA WAIVER
With every variety of sYRUPs Fifty Tickets for one dol
myl6-dwtf a0 n 1pwT, ae a,rss,
J. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PuYsr.
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from q - q
A. NJ, and from TO 8 Z. NJ " w :
Worcester Jan. LIST, 1851. ion, >,
Silver Door Plates
:. Engraved at No. BrinIey Hall
Also, Trunk and Cqn Plates, Seals, Je,ceirv. SH,cr
FL 0are, &c. ld3m
mhS. ;. GOODWIN, experienced and success:
iul Midwife holds herself in readiness dav and nigbt
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No
ap2l-dtf
~ WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIfc
w" attend 10 this and TO other matters of business az nj
-, Office over the Central Bank. " Il"
Worcester. Oct. s, 1850. AR
SEGARS OF Exquisite flavor are aIxvavs 70
DC iouhd IN Quantities to suit at the Drug Store of
oh1od,r l.. T. LAZEIL,
POI Main ST.
MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON.
Female Physician md Midwife
apl4l No. ii Sal m ST., Worcester. Idly
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Maconher.

of the Revere House, No Boston, he is satisfied that
the people better pleased with his shirts than thew are
with the manufacture OF any other person He takes great
pleasure in informing the citizens of Worcester that he will
wait on them at the American House the 4th 5th and
9th Of June Mse Dual of Paris will exhibit the samples,
and take orders for the same, and she hopes ali
gentlemen of Worcester on the above named days.
jme4d3t
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

OOUUO4A 44clCI1IILUI y IUI DdIE,
Eclipse Speeders with Bobbins, adapted very coarse
4 numbers
Mules 300 spndes each, made by Thomas J. Hill Of
Providence, and used about years.
FInsher Rail Way Heads
Spooler
! Tube Boiler for making sizing.
% Looms
The Looms may be at Danelsonvile Conn and
the other Machinery SlaeIsyille r. and will be sold
low for cash. Apply TO A. d.. LOCKWOOD, Agent for
Quinnebaus Co, Slatersvle R. l., or
SAMUE Ell PRATT & Co.
june4-u % Front street, Worcester
Anise Seed.
QUAINT Of the above of Superior quality now in
N store and for sale by L. T. LAZEIL, Druggist.
Iunei-dw5wls No 20l Man-st.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary pnbI,o
VIII attend 10 this and other matters Of bns,n ~ ~
Worcester Oct. s. 1850. AR
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Az EDITORIAL REscUE.-The Boston Transcript
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Shirts.

4 Good fitting shirt Is gIeat luxury. But very few
n manufacturers have succeeded in producing Shirt to
give universal satisfaction From the very great encour-
40 emeut civ tn
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

HA IN consequence of BOOTS AND SHOES beipg
~ sold in such large quantities. and at such unheard l
Loto prices, AT the Old Stand of o f. THOMPSON lre
Main street, it has produced great excitement among The
Boot and Shoe dealers OF Worcester well among the
purchasers of Boots and SHOES.
But the BIG B NRGAINS not all gone yet of which
you will be perfectly satisfied by Calling soon, and examine
for yourselves.
We have sold goods and at lower prices than were
sold in Worcester in week, before the last vee
And now for Another Grand Rush.
The following of the pricesjust hook ar
A lot of Mems Calf Sewed Boots, from So TO ga M
A lot of Mems Calf Pegged Boots, from Sl,5Oto S250
A lot of do Patent Leather Caters, I5O to 3'oG
10 of do Calf, Goat, Kip a. Thick Shoes soc to IGo
lot of do Leather Slippers at only 81 cents '
Mems Thick, Kip, and Grain Boots S so to 5000
A lot of Ladies' Cater Boots, from rs cents to 81 IS
lot of Ladies' Walking Shoes, from so cents to 81 "a
A To- of Ladies' Cheap House Shoes, at 37I cents '
Boys Cal, Kip, and Thick Boots, from 100 tn Sl5o
Boys Calf Kip, and Thick Shoes from 50 to rs cents
Misses and Chdrens Shoes, in any Quantities and nr
ces from Ia to so cents. A''
Do not forget the place. and call soon the ,cole stack
must be sold.
je4-dif o. F. THOMPSON'S Old Stand I76 Main =,
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J. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PuvSr.
CIAN--No Walnut Street Office hours from, . - 81 .
A. NJ, and from to PM N0"A Q W
Worcester, JAN LIST, 1851. ;1 Il
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cool AND SPARKLING SODA xyaTEp
With every variety Of SYRuPs Fifty Tickets for o, ~
lar. L. T. IAZEJI Ano,h W une uoI-
myl6-dwf 3oi NJ;
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NEGARS of Exquisite flavor are ALWAYS to
be found in quantities to suit, at the Drug Store Of "
oh,od,r l.. T. LAZELL
oOlo-uu Min -
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ri 49, p SUODWiN, an experienced and success.
Iui Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night n
attend to the duties OF her profession Residence M
Austin street. Ueioe, ~, c,
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Silver Door Plates
:, Engraved at No. BrinIey Hall
Also, Trunk and Co9fa Plates, Seals, JeceIrv SI,cr
apl4 Ware &c '' ~ '''t 1'n
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directly opposite the foot Of Pleasant street
W pensions, Bounty Lands, Naturalization Conveyan
cng Collection, and all Law promptly attended
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Eurucuiar AttentiOm.-ADAMS. the Daruerreo
ps VIII be happy to see his friends, the public at
the Premium Daguerrean Rooms aldo Block "
MR. ADAMS is connected with ann other roon,s in
| this city. ' O'' r,, JSn ~ III
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

DKAru OF Hon. HoRAcR EvERErr.-Ths
Hon. Horace Everett. died o, his residence
in Windsor. Vermont, on the 3Olh u.., in
the I'D year Of bis ago.
Mr. Everett was at his death one OF the
Oldest members OF the Vermont Bar, and
during the earlier days Of his professional
career, which he afterwards partially ADAMS
doned on account Of his professional duties.
he distinguished himselfas one Of The ablest
and most successful jury advocates in Yer.
mont. For fourteen consecutive years. Mr.
Everett represented his dislrc. in the Con.
gress Of the United States, during which
period he won for himself place in the
front rank among the members OF that body.
There were, indeed, few ADLER parlamen tary
debaters in Congress, and very few more
thoroughly acquainted with the political his
tory Of the country than Mr.. Everett.
AS private citizen and neghbor. he hsd
many very excellent qualites.-Nat. Int.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
COMMERCIAL.

LINES OEFIcE, fe0. ~, 1901.
The fine condition OF the roads, prevou.
to yesterday, and the opening OF navigation
gave lively appearance to our streets. ant
business is beginning 10 look up. Ou
Grocery merchants have received addition,
to their stocks, and buyers will find every ar.
ticle desired in our stores. The demand fo
produce is good, and is readily taken a, ou
figures. We quote.
HEMP-$75s9o per ton.
ToBACCO-$5a7 per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-60s65c.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-Sls1 10 per bushsl.
DRIED APPLES-75ca$1 90. do.
WHITE BEANS-$1 90 per bushel
IRISH POTATOES-75c do
OATS-30c per bushel.
ONlONS-ln demand-none Offering
BACON, Hog round 5Icts.
LARD. lin good packages) Gets.
From store we quote,
FLOUR-S5a5 so per Dbl.
SUGAR-7a7i cts per ID.
COFPEE-13 Z" Z"
WHlSKEY-3o cts. per gal.
lRON-4a5 cts. per ID.
SALT-Sl so per SIX.
SPUN COTTON-95 cts. per bunch.
DOMESTlCS-9 cts, per yard.
Molasses-35s50 els, /" gsllon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.

Our information from Jeflcason is
10 last Saturday. On The morning OF
that day the Senate rejected the House
alteration Of the present interest law
by a vote of 81 to 0. That branch
have passed the Pacific and Hannibal
and 81. Joseph Rail Road Bills. which
have not yet been taken up by the
House. The Senate has also passed a
resolution 10 adjourn on the Sd OF
March, which has no, yet been con-
Cured in by the House. In the House,
a resolution has been adopted, limiting
members in their speeches TO fifteen
minutes, unless two.thirds of the mem.
bers desire them 10 have longer time
This will have a salutary effect, in the
progress of business, though it will
doubtless annoy some gentlemen who
are fond Of hearing themselves talk
The resolutions on Federal Relations,
introduced by Gen. Clark. Mr.. Coffey,
and others, come up on Saturday. 40
cording 10 poslponement. On these res
olulions, many members will have q
desire to speak, and much time will
doubtless be unproftably spent in dis
cussing the power of Congress to legis
late for Territories. and the Rights Of
the States. Ii ia 10 be hoped a majority
of tho members will be disposed to use
this time TO better advantage than dis,
cussing hair.splitting ideas and goats
WOOL propositions. If il is deemed
to pass any resolutions. lei
them be brief and concise strongly
union and in favor of the recent com
promise.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
IN SENATE--FEB. ID.

Mr.. Roberts (Benton,) introduced the
following resolutions of instruction.:
WHEREAS, The State of Missouri
now is, and always has been, uniform,
unwavering Democratic Stale, and as
such, as is known 10 the whole Union,
has earned high character for devo
ton to principles and sleadiness of con.
duct, and il now behooves her to main.
tain that character, or descend from
that high place which she has so long
and SO proudly occupied and Whereas,
Circumstances have placed q Missouri
Wing in The Senate Of the U. States,
through Missouri Wings being on an
equality to the Senate, and q majority
in the House of Representatives; and
the State owes il TO herself TO see that
they do not misrepresent her. therefore,
Be it Resolved, by the General Assem-
bly, Of Missouri, 10 all questions either
Of policy or principle, in which the
Democratic parties shall divide, the
Hon. Henry S. Geyer, the Wing Sena.
tor from the Democratic State Of Mis-.
souri,, is instructed, and Messrs. John
r. Darby, John G. Miller, and Gilchrisl
Porter. wing Representatives from the
same Democratic State, are requested
10 vote and act with the Democratic
party in the House to which they res.
peciively belong.
Be il further resolved. That for The
purpose of carrying out the will and
political sentiments Of the people of The
State, that, provided the election of
President and Vice President Of the U,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
GREKNABAUh, A. BAY
Grcenabaula, e. Barth,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
Ae the public, that having formed a co.
partnership for the purpose Of carrying on
general mercantile business, will open and Of
fer for sale, about the LIST Of April next, in
the house now occupied by ". F. Birch i
Son, one of the largest and most complete as
sortment of goods ever offered for sale in Fay
ette They hope 10 receive liberal share OF
patronage, and will strive to merit tho same.
The friends and customers of A. Greenabaum
are invited 10 call, with the assurance that
business will be conducted on the same liber-
al terms, as formerly.
Fayette, February 20lh, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
Oysters,
Guns, Rifles and PistoIes.
Feb. 20

NO provide for the increa sing trade in this
l. department, have made arrangements
10 import fine double and single barreIed shot
gums direct from the best English mauufac.
turers.
| shall be in receipt for the spring trade of
very large assortment Of fine and common
double and single barrel shot guns. rifles and
yaugers, suitable for plantation or mountain
lradei Coils and Aliens reyolvers; belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS and shooting a2-
paratus generally, which will be sold 10 tho
trade at very reduced prices.
heve also attached to my establishment, a
g!unsmth shop and shooting gallery, whera
all guns and pistols can be tried to the salts.
faction of the purchaser. Having employed
an experienced workman AN prepared to do
all kinds OF gunsmithing and manufacturing
fine guns to order.
,u. EDWARD MEAD.
81 Main st., corner of Pine, ST. Louis. Mo.
Feb 20.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
Observation-Disclosures.

The Oldest Senator is Miles Vernon
aged 64--youngest c. s. Rannels of ST..
Louis, aged 20. OF the SO Senators,
Is are farmers, 10 lawyers, Q physi'
clans, l merchant. Born in Kentucky,
Is, Virginia, o; Maryland /; Massa.
chuset,s, I; Missouri, 1; North Carolina
l; unknown 2; Married 30; single 8.
Major Horner of Randolph is the old
est Representative, aged 6l-youngest
J. Tindall Gruudy, aged "a. OF the
1913 members, "a are farmers, 25 law.
yers, 13 merchants and 8 mechanics
Born in Kentucky, 80; Virginia, %
Tennessee, Is; Missouri, IL; Pennsyl.
vania, 5; Maryland, 4; Ohio, d; Indiana
8; North Carolina, 8; New York, 2
Massachusetts, 1; Illinois, /; Vermont
|; South Carolina, /; unknown, L.
Married, LOT single, "a; unknown, l..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

Cooley for March, has been received,
and is little superior to any thing out.
Its pages are crowded with amusing
and instructive articles. prose and poe.
try. In the way of establishment,
both as to style and quantity. Cooley is
up with the foremost The Times and
Book one year for four dolarsl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
NJ ISS0URl LEGISLAT UR &.
By Telegraph, for the Boonvile Observer.
JEFFERSON Cry, Feb. Is.

By Telegraph, for the Boonville Observer.
JEFFERSON Cry, Feb. 10.
The Pacific, Hannibal and St. 10.
seph Railroad Bill passed the Senate
last night, at o o'clock by vote of 25
to 8. Those voting in the negative are
Messrs: NOEL, Polk, Hudspelh, Vernon
and Mason.
A Bill has passed the House, TO pre-.
vent the County Courts from giving
dram shop license where majority of
The citizens of an incorporated town or
city demonstrate against it; and when
town is not incorporated, then ma.
joriIy of the township. When the Ii.
cense is granted, person is required to
give bonds and securities 10 keep an
orderly house, and no, to sell or give
away liquors to negroes. The bill pass
ed by vote Of rs to 81.
A bill TO release the guarantees OF
the subscription fund to the State Uni.
versity, which was rejected, and has
been reconsidered.
Numerous local bills passed last
night and day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
IRELAND, March %, lS49.

ihhbASD, "uIoH S', AONVs
Mr.. II. G. FARRELL. have used your Lini-
mcnt and find il more than You recommend
it. must say it is the best medicine Of the
kind ever heard Of. A woman here 10 using
it for what the Doctors call Fungus The
disease is said to be incurabIe, but she thinks
your Liniment will accomplish cure.
J. BOUSE, p. NJ.
See advertisement. 52-w3
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrel's Arabian Linimeni.
abase counterfeit, which has just made It's
appearance. 47-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

NAVIGATION REsuMED.-The fine
little steamer Foyaway passed up on
Sunday, on her way to lexington
The LighJOot came up TO this port, and
returned yesterday. They report three
feet water on the principal bars. We
are indebted to the Clerks ofboth boats
for 81. Louis papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

New GooDs.-Mr. J. L. Swinnev
has received fresh supply of season,
able goods. 10 which he calls the at,en
ton Of customers, through our adverlis
ing columns. Give him a call and OK
anime his stock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. ID.

The Senate has passed a resolution
TO adjourn sine die, on the 3rd of
March.
Resolutions of instructions 10 our
Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress we're introduced in the Senate, re.
quesling them, in case The election OF
President should 90 before the House,
to give The vote of Missouri as given by
The people Of the State for either Of said
officers.
The Senate has passed n bill making
the Judges Of the Courts Of Common
Pleas and Criminal Courts elective by
the people.
Senate bill appropriating ten thou.
sand dollars to the State Unive rsi,y, TO
be applied 10 purchasing library, and
other purposes, and for improvement,
passed.
The committee to whom was refer.
red the bill concerning judicial circuits
was instructed by the Senate 10 report
bill reducing the number circuits 10
nine-four each side of the Missouri
river, and one a, ST. Louis; and reduc.
ing the salaries of Judges 10 one thou.
sand dollars.
Nothing but loca! business bas been
transacted in the House to-day.
The Pacific and Hannibal and ST,
Joseph railroad bill passed the House
tonight.
JEFF. Guy. Feb. Is.
The bill 10 allow all officers double
fees in lieu Of half, where the costs in
any prosecution is taken against The
State, has passed both houses.
House bill repeating the present inter.
est law and restoring that of 1915, al.
lowing ten per cent. was rejected in the
Senate by vote of 81 to 0.
Mr.. Sims offered resolution, declar.
ing that this General Assembly re.af.
firm the slavery resolutions of inslruc.
lions passed last session, known as the
Jackson resolutions--and especially Inc
5th one. He offered it, he said, to test
who were in favor Of those resolutions,
and 10 ascertain whether public sen,i,
ment sustained Col. Benton in his ap.
peal from them. On the resolution he
bid defiance TO the Antics, and called
on them now not 10 dodge the issue.
The steamers Fayaway and Mary
Blame arrived he re this evening. p. M. :,
enroute for Boonville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

BLAcKwooD.--The January number
of Blackwood's Magazine has been re-
ceived. As usual with this work, il is
well filled with articles of interest, Of a
commercial historical, and literary ma,
ture. Published by Leonard Scott &
Co., New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

DIED.-At the residence of Geo. w. Givens
Esq. New Orleans, on the 9th inst, in the 10Th
year Of hersage Miss ELLA T, daughter of
Moss Prewitt, Esq Of Columbia Mo. B..
in st. Louis on the 10th lust, DAVID
HENRY WILSON, aged seventeen years,
son Of Pleasant Wilson, Esq. formerly of
Fayette, Mo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

OF All persons indebted to the late firm
VI Benson & GREEN, or CLARK II. GREEN,
ror subscription, job.work or advertising, are
desired o settle their accounts 1t hoped
when such persons read this notice. each and
every one will consider ii personally addressed
10 himself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

JuDoE MoRRow.--A letter appears
in the last Metropolitan from Judge J
w. Morrow to Mfr. w. o. Maupin, the
member Of the House from Saline, in
which Judge NJ. announces his deter.
mination to resign the judgeship oftha,
eircui, after holding The spring courts,
and 10 remove 10 81. Louis to resume
the practice Of law, He assigns the
low salary paid Circui. Judges the
cause Of bis resignation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
AT COST? AT COSTv

nESIRING 10 make room for Spring I'm
~ porta,ions, a large portion Of my presen,
stock will be disposed Of A + COST. / hope
tuy old customers will call early, as desire
them to have the best bargains can Afford
The Goods are bound 10 be sold however,.
land first comes first served"
A. GREENABAUM.
Fayette, Feb. 20, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

SECESSION. Senate Of North
Carolina has rejected, 10y vote Of 81
TO 10, a resolution declaring that State
has righ, 10 secede from the Union,
in contradis,inclion to the right of rev
olution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

0ErSEg ST LOUIS ADvERr1sEMENrs.-
The locality Of the Times-its long establish.
ment-and its general circulation, presents an
excellent medium for business men 10 make
their business known to an intelligent and
aealthy community.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

VERMoNr.--Nine of the fifteen VIII ig
papers in the State condemn the late
notification law passed by the Legis.
lature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
TEA PARTY-PosiDoned

In consequence of the inclemency OF
the weather, the Ladies Tea Party has
been postponed until mex, Thursday
evening, 9Th inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
Notice 10 Stone Masons.

Notice 10 Stone MasOns.
PROPOSALS will be received until the
Il 10Th Of March next, for building the
Aoatments for the Bridge across the Mont.
teau at Rocheport.
specifications Of the work can be sesa
at the Post Office in Rocheport.
GERARD ROBINSON, ! co
WILLIAM BOGGS. CONN.,
Feb. 20--lS5l-td
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

UMr. Tully Cormick, has been
elected from Lincoln county, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by The death of
Hon. Alexander Reed. Mr.. Cormick
is represented as being an anti. Benton
Democrat, and is gain TO that party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

ROAD CHARrERs-The charters for
the Fayct,e and Glasgow, and Hunts
vile and Glasgow Plank Roads, have
not yet been received, although passed
by the Legislature several days since.
As soon as they are received, they will
be published, and steps taken TO open
books for stock. The friends of the
measures should besiir themselves, from
now until the stock is taken and the
work under contract. Proper exerlion
will complete both roads by next fall
year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

The Treasurer has received
from the LIST October. 1850,
to the LIST January, 1851.
For which he has redeemed
in warrants,