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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

Town / y L or sec t-r,ds front OF, : side of Town line
road ,y ), rd deep the \ L corner is :! rods " OF he
I'd. 'front.' on siGco line road by . I'd. deep, he
cor Is 2Gr v Of + line ofW NJ " Sll Dr. sec line.
y tqrS,c 6-It7 Dix ,
Commencing 10 rods
III, nee y Neaosla thence y ~ place Of hcq
p, KERN n aIIoa '' 10 " ID - 10 III
T"wnI. \ i n -cc6- Commencing - rods : OIL IS. &
- rl...tN " cor ct land owned BY - Jones: theme
r. tf. n iIlint lD : ,r Irr -, h, i, ,,, r
~" ."Ggg IhrSnnln@. .o.>. so.
- W. ~ &c., - N - "a :. W WV,
- = - ] ~ - ,i ~, : ,st.h, G, l = ~ sI
W. my '5r,,D , l ,r ~ 1,' 5t', ~ ',
rfs. tbnr. AZ - Il. GrI@umG I9 n T., IIr, ,r h.
Also com rd of " cor oiio, 5 running il rlS
Tow Town ar.rc or i h,k q .n Dnhce. aan,
r,t<p.a.,.n l., @ al. 'f (r,n, =, > 70 y, 60
h> a. ri, i,rn n. \ /, crI+ ri. : 81 " IS
Lot - : s'' % S4;nho4' G1ryPt ~ = or ena A!G
par ~ ~, - ~ : f ~ th. ~ y; iIrlf
lhSnce \ !" place oi orRlnh'nE' .,,.- ,
Town ! i" " sec '-'''n '"a -"u,TH :" = " cF"I
iaS s hot 'os . roin Due
cas- ct rI%' oIs' tyaI~ " M ,g ''''
I:o.G blk ?, 90 9, %n y -, = ,;or,.
by 20 rdsdcr'h the Ec'ri' 1852 rds w OFFS A'or s-idqF
Town - ar sec 3@-L's !. PIX ~ ~ l." =
Com 90 rdS : and ri Lot W cor"is"dq sec running
Tn,,a : ~ ,,r 500, A. l,taII II
r ""m " ~ =, ~. ~ :. ON - ~ it , ,,,
Town \ t3r sec - II ,T'' en- w . 5i Oh 'hGa1 81
b.! fi~dfrP; h' htn7 Is u. : r@' 81 Tot H.
MA, On, std 90 Town me 81" a' =, rI> u'i ur t'>l
nm J.. t'rI. " ~ h,.' - w ,'>.l ~ I'''
i1Nh > T. =, no u It"'. 'h >'t'I me FoNH
s,I - - ''"' " ''' " - " " VIZ '''' " ''' VI
u "S. Ian I''2 4 P"" 10 10 ~ 10 10 Is "a ID
10: )" = ~ 81 = rI q; - : m, \ Iyc,r,,r b "a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
CHILL FEVER.

Gibbs sToIpED ~ \ FEW MINuTEs-PAIN RELIEVED I%-
STANTLY.
HaGway's Ready Relief acts like charm in all CasOa of
CA and Fever. II hr,r. the ChIlls lmmcdatcly wnrms
~ and with hath and strength every organ
and secretion Of the stem.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

YnR mar; ACTIVE 54 about - years Of age lis Fa
e thcr would like .l hima situation with farm
U in tho Cnfy where ne could be useful aud acquire good
hi.s Any PERSON IN want Of suc' boy Will learn Whcre
.lr,y can find him. &c, by inlmrlhg nj this Office.
kruo-ha, july :, l-53.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

kenosha, June 80, 1852.
Qnarter
do do Al 80 feet on Church At.
| q" do 3O-lot block Il, north a feet Of
| do do 17-lot : block y
" 81 As l54 in first western addition
| do do 43 Buildings on
| ; f 81 building on Main street
do do west third OF y W Il
do do 0&I0 - Lots 0 and W - feet of 10
! do do ], 1912 III Lots 1878 & north 4 OfIot IL
! do do II lott block 10
do do SO Al by { rods on : L 4 on corner
| : W3l lotsj3, 81, =, e, % i'll western ad
SE3I 81 west 4 ON W qr-lot l3 blk IA
do do 1872 ~ com cor lot | b A. thence a
f.; thence w across lots 1872 in said
B;thence A #; thence to place
OF beg being the y ;. OF lots Is in
do do lot ,. blk 49, A tceton Wisconsin St 81 feet HON
" cor b 81. , B 40, !go II on Chicegg
59of b b, except the T. = ofN " quarter
" 81 Block ia, lots IL and II in First ward-B ia
los3 b & 4O-Clmmencjng 60rods : ofNline
offs " y Sec 81, Town ,, and - rods OF L
line Of said i; thence W "a rds; thence 20 rds
u ds, % rods to place OF beginning, except
qrsec Slot 81, blk 10
of : and 44nEof w corner abere" .S S c' "a
thence rods thence " "A Il; thence rods to place Of
s wv or sec Blot block ISL in lat western addition
+ do dol p, 80 feet OH end on Main street
B ,, 60 # ON Grand 81, com 100 # from " cor OF 3
5 v frac ar sec e, 3o-lot .. blk c, westhalr
ao e 81 a + on n Pax 9y 27 feet dGer in blk &c.
,, except the west third. L5Blf.
) W trac qr sec 32-lot bk 9, L Is feet Of.
SE3l-iot block - p of
: " 3I--lot y Blk lJ2, ni7st western addition.
; W frac 32-lot Gblk Is, west third Of
SE3l-bk - north . OF Eqr-lot blk 40, A II on
west hfof 10; except the II f. Blk 80 or Of T. or
BIk7,W = offs Ear Blk y, Go # oflots 6A7, Lois
5 " frac Or sec i-lo block3. Lott block
3i-hik 43, lots So H. BIN centre IS Of L Or
: W qr sec Slots blk l5I, in first western addition
do do do lot l,bk do DO do
" frac 33-ot Blk commencing at The centre of blk
thence 100 extending into 10; = thence 81 ~ thence
100 f. thence wcstto Ae place otbrg. Lo blk l. Lo
sly slot II, blk I57, in first western addition.
sE3I-blh3, W 90 hln then p,
ofbeg. Lot ., blk %, 2, Of Lot ten blk 20.
SW frac Slot : hk3. LotGbik ..
: E3l-lut3 block -, y feet by 3tft.
sWn-ot %, blk l57, in first western addition.
do II do ia do do
+ " fruc Or sec 3}-.ots "a, blk ten
SECOND WARD.
blk Is LIB s0cxccpt Al (! oil ; side. L4Bs0 except
forty one feet off south side
; i ar sec 3O-5lk - entire. D 40Nhfof LIB 80
ro!s, Z rods, ) rods, west rods to beginning
Z, q[ sec 3l. [. -a, HI%& d . iiHk ~ .o
ming 30 rods, " = rods 20 rods, + T. rods place beg
sEqrsct 3)-hi %, com a: : W c,rof blk thence RIM
NJ or sec 81 & block 67 -Io;7 block is
sEqr -cc3J-L3B36 L4B36 L5B36 L6B3I-
Is - rlk -. lots Az Co,nmclng I rds rom ) "
corof blk B. running rods, i rods, rods, W rods
to Gg g9m 1a AZ w GGr ok 49, %nIg running rods ~
kE3l-lot5B > hl3Bs5 Coma 2Gel rods from 5
Ecor Of " qr Of sec 81; thence running 49, rods, W
l. ri-, : 49,. rds, + l. rdS to beginning.
4 Or sec 59-6ik % gnti-e q u entire LG 80 L.
\ T. i- bt frarI , . I -
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LIST or PREMIUMS
HORSES.

p be awarded by the Ken0sha County Agricultural soc
civ Al their Fu L, be- held 4: Jack ons Tavern Bristol
on Thursday epscmbe 80, and Friday, October /, l5j2
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
SICK HEADACHE.

RApN\y's ErAnY fri1rr WILL sTor MOST rIsTREs-
sING r>l>s n raw MINUTES, AND PREVENT
RENEWkp A1TACks.
!, " III cleanse and =wcrtcn thc stomach, and ntrltze hc
poisonous acids OF the 5! stem.
ALI. BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DlArrinn, EysCntCry,
Bloody FluS, Cholera Morbus,
Painful Discharges.
|, relieves tie most ',ycrr pains in few minuteschccks
ia. dis re-sinc discharges and
u 1, LII l. y N les I Ii L [, 4 L 5 Z.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

Town + qr 3l-3lk 81, W. ofmd ol7s fl Of side
otB5
Town. y qr6-Com 70 r,ls offs cor oflot l6 run
ming w to Chicago thence along the 81 is rods 10 he
no>hA -; - place of beg.
com - rdS : OF T. cor OF l., w 10 - line, ID Tds,
10 old road. y - rds ~ beg.
- ris tr1n on side Of Kenosha by 3 ri, deep the
y " cor So. rdS : OF : W cor o(lut IL
AN square fronts Kenosha side the cor is
= : of cor OF lot IT,
Com 69U oiN cor of l. l.; thence - rNHtrC line OF
grtheuco Tis th,ncc 10 old road IDS e. place Of
- -n-'fS-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
Esni,sc lois for sale.

VIZ: Lot >, Block s.; Lot = Bock ~ Lots BlQSk ~
Vii b. sod a bargain, md accommodating ieTmr
ForfurthcT particulars, enquire Of .-
kFNOS.IA COUNTY CoGR T, N PROBATE OF THE
2lH Jay OF JULY, 4. D.. i132
In the matter Of the y tate % JOSHUA NoopN AID,
deceased.
IN reading and fling the petition 81 Richard "CllsTor
thy praylay thai letter. administration may be su
ri upo:l he Estate Of Joshua woodward decreased, and
rrr,tr II il tered thai said application be heard be-
f,rc me at tn" Io5c in The city Of kenosha on the
FiIs; MONDAY in september next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
~ ,ir thereof be given by publishing this order
scc.iye weeks before that day ia the kcnoshn Tec-
yeph" weekly newspaper published IN the city Uf Keno
Sha in sid Elt". b. the Court.
ISitC =. ST0pDARp,
Jli.e O.. Ma sha CuLn'g.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
GREAT REMEDY!
E3-ca(0O. ~ A-C9G3
Celebrated Family Ointment.

N11, IE0T0NFT ITI0I1sT fITFT"a'
IN used. II cl7nyosod a cDdic El!raciS end
possesses FoHrr URsqHGsd TIE annals u Medicine for the
gf I'.f0mmciory Diseases.
j. universally acknowledged 10 he ual!iic remedy,
II every where il Inns been faithfully applied the
human system for promoting uscn>ibc Precipitation, and
invaluable in all diseases ultC NCh Obstinate IlccJS,
Old Sores Chihl2ns Sore Throat Barns, tU CutaucoVs
EruptiUuS, Sore Nipples, Sore Brr,t diseases of the ~
A,Gc in the Face, Rheumatic Pains Contracted oriS,
Pain in tie Side Back and other parts Of c >cu, Srld
Head. Bruises Fresh Wounds Files, and every Kind Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is TIt' TFOW -IO7VH'T'
Ind al oflcr dangerous and uGycctc 'f"cncc. Ia ne
trrlk par5lgSgd system II mPGrtS Iuc instead
q dat aRd tc pan StoIpcd by the hcGhy hf'"'nes
h! K4draav Acidy Rkf imports to the ncrrc., instead
AZ tac ic'S Sig amt TalHsi7g cBrcf "reh h"TPh'"f'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
YEARS OF MISERY,

And her husband the tod aud anxiety Of mrd
EeceSarily dcvolyug him from sickness OF tie wife,
retuce which his eNeTOnS entitled AID the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

Cradles, Rakcs, Scythc Shovcs Forks, &C. well
fine assortment OF HARDWARE Il CUTLERY, Tor cyc'y
body.
The undersigned will guarantee that his prices in all CT
se~, shall be low the qualify of Goods b,
purchased for Sore in the CITY. Jus: give call
and what be DONE Next Door North of lhc RIu,
House, Main street, kCioSha.
CHAS. c. BROWN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
SECURE TIE MEANS ON HAPPINESS

b. becoming in time possessed Of the know ledge the
Of which hH, caused the sickness aud poverty OF thousands
In view OF such tlucHCcS, 30 Wc o mother IS rxcu-
sable il she neglect avail herself ut that knowledge IN
respect her, Ch would spare her much suffering, be
the of happiness aud prosperity her husband aud
confer upon her children that blessing above all pce-hrty
bodies with healthy minds. That koW ledge Is cunaiLt III
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

A N'' NJ Re, n SALT superior article, iurpur.ei
- "Nl-.se' ,f.- DAIRY anil 1ahlsu,.,hy
'fTr. s. r. NtFrifI , 10.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
EUMATISM.
PANS RpLiered in Fire Minutes.

SPEEDILY Il NJ O rs 7 II l. & y > r.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

JrDoKs-Tfenry Johnson, aomcrs; c. :. Blackman Pa
RS, and Spiccr, OF heuu-ha
Best Boar s.; Second do. drpIomn
Best Sow and Pigs, she Pigs ,lan mos Id -
"a do do do do do diploma.
Farming implements.
JroGEs-V. \. Scwbrrry, Paris; l.. ". Thaycr Dristo,
Lahrop Burgess, Brighton.
Best Lumber Wagon 81; Best Farm Hgrncs, -; Best
Plough 81 Brs Cultvutor s.; Best Horse Rake 81 Best
Tanning Mil 81 Best straw Cater 81 best Vegetable Cut
ter 81 best Corn shelter, 81 best Grass Gutter 81 best
Thrcshing Machine s. best Churn 81.
TfeSontos OF the above named Implements expected
20 test The qualities Of The same before the Judges far
practicable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09

secure the prior lien of The State, TO which
it will be seen allusion is made in subse-
quent part Of this communication.
The faith of the State should in no wise
be pledged for the redemption of the bonds,
nor should the State be connected, in any
manner whatever, with such loan, further
than to allow the company full power to
TO hypothecate the lands for the redemption
of any bonds it may issue.
If the lands are thus disposed of, then. in
order to prevent monopoly of them, which
may prove detrimental TO the best interests
of the country, the company should be re-
CURED after given time and at stated pc
RODS, TO offer these lands for sale, and from
time to time TO do so, until all are Sold
As counter security TO the State, the COM
pany to which any of these lands are convey
ed, should simultaneously with the convey
ance, execute deed of trust to the State
upon the lands thus conveyed, and the APP
purtenances in anywise appertaining to the
same, in such manner as will fully and in
every respect secure and oblige the faithful
performance of the company in the applica-
ton of the money, and property arising
from the sale of these lands, to the construc-
ting, completing and finishing the road in
such manner and time, ssand upon such con-
dition, as may be agreed upon; q release oil
the deed of trust, and removal of the in.
cumbrances thereby created, only to be ex.
ecuted upon full compliance with the con.
contract or stipulations contained in the
deed.
In consideration of the grants, privilege.
and immunities thus tossb be conferred, The
company should be required to pay into the
State treasury, semi-annually,a fixed pei
centum on the gross proceeds, receipts OIL
income derived from the road, 10 be ascer
tanned and definitely fixed by law.
The uncertainty as to the terms upor
which contracts may be made with capita
lists or contractors for making the roads
renders it necessary that the law should bt
so framed as TO provide against any contin
gency of this kind, and at the same time pro
tect the interests of the State, and guart
against the letting of contracts, by whicl
these lands are 10 be disposed of in any man
ner, which, by any possible contingency
would put in jeopardy the completion of til,
roads, at the earliest practicable period.
| submit these matters with Difference t.
your enlightened consideration, confden
that your deliberations will take such di
rection as will tend TO promote the publ,
interests, in making wise disposition o
the important subject to which have felt i
my duty alone to call your attention at The
present session, with the assurance of my
cordial cooperation in all your efforts t
promote the public good.
AUSTIN A. KING.
JEFFERSON CITY, August 3lst, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by the second section of an act
entitled can act to provide for choosing
electors of President and Vice President of
the United States" approved March 10th,
1913, it is made the duty of the Governor,
when any new appointment shall be made
Of the members to be elected to the House
of Representatives of the United States,
whereby the number of electors, to which
the State may be entitled; whereas, official
information has this day been received from
the Secretary of the Interior, that by the
last, or seventh apportionment, the State of
Missouri is entitled to seven representa-
tives: Now therefore, l. Austin A. King,
Governor of Missouri, do by this, nv pro-
clamation, declare the State to be divided
into nine electoral districts, for the purpose
Of electing nine electors,'t elect President
and Vice President of the United States, in
the following manner, to wit:
First. The first district shall be composed
Of the counties of St. Charles, Lincoln. Pike.
Warren, Montgomery, Galway, Rails and
Audrain.
Second. The second district shall be COM
posed of the counties of Marion, Boone,
Monroe, Clark, Lewis, Shelby, Randolph,
Knox and Scotland.
Third. The third district shall be COM
posed Of the counties of Schuyler, Adar
Macon, Charlton, Linn, Sullivan, Putnam
Dodge, Livingston, Grundy, Mercer;
Daviess, Harrison, Carroll, Caldwell and
Howard.
Fourth. The fourth district shall be CON-
posed Of the counties of Atchison, Andrew
Buchanan, Gentry, Ray, Clay, Nodawav
Clinton, Dekalb, Platte and Holt.
Fifth. The fifth district shall be composed
of the county of St. Louis.
Sirth. The sixth district shall be com.
posed of the counties of New Madrid, Dunk,
lin, Pemiscot, Butler, Stoddard, Mississip
pi, Scott, Cape Giradeau, Ripley, Bollinger
Wayne, Madison, Reynolds, Shannon, Dent
Oregon, Texas, Ozark, Perry, St. Gene.
We've and St. Francois.
Sreath. The seventh district shall b,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
g. 1852

composed of the counties of Jefferson, Wash
ington, Franklin, Crawford, Pulaski, Gas
conade, Usage, Cole, Miller, Morgan, Mon
iteau, Camden, Laclede and Wright.
Eight. The eighth district shall be com
posed of the counties of Cooper, Benton,
Pettis, Saline, Henry, COss, Jackson, La
fayette, johnson, Hickory, St. Clair, Bates
and Vernon.
Ninth. The ninth district shall be COM
posed of the counties of Dallas, Polk, &c.
dar, Jasper, Dade, Greene, fancy, Stone
Barry, Newton, Lawrence and Mcdonald
r--7 In testimony whereof, have
L. S. hereunto set my hand, and caused
L-l1I to be affixed the great seal of the
State of Missouri. Done at the City Of
Jefferson, this Odd day of August, A. d
1852, of the Independence of the United
States the seventy-scventh, and Of this Stat'
the thirty-third.
BY the Governor:
AUSTIN A. KING.
EpHRA1M B. EWING, Secretary of State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
STOCK OF GOODS,
Ordered Erpresslu for this Mark,

N'"''1" LtWeSSly JW nus sHHThet.
Comprising the usual varieties, and many other
articles not to be met with elsewhere in this CITY,
The long experience of our principal, (haying
been thirty years an importer of Earthenware,
enables us TO offer unusual inducements as 10 va
Tety and quality of stock. Their stock consists
in part of
c. C., blue edged, dipt, painted printed, white
granite, flown, blue and mulberry earthenwart;
Pure white, enamelled, lustre, blue figured and
gold band English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American, cut, plain and
pressed glassware, of Eastern and Western manu-
facture;
German and Bohemian Glassware, great var-
ety
heads;
A large assortment of looking glasses, japanned
tea trays of our own importation;
Britannia coffee and tea pots, castors, pitchers,
&C., great variety of first rate quality.
A large and elegant assortment of Cornelius &
Co.'s celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers g-
randoles, &C., gilt, olive and damask.
And great variety Of articles not usually i'm
ported for this market.
ls55" Assorted Crates packed for the Country
Trade, in the best manner kept constantly on hand.
Our goods are put up in the bestmanner by care
full and experienced packers, and may be trans
ported any distance by wagon or otherwise, with
out risk Of breakage. We take pride in referring
10 our old customers, as TO our packing, and the
good condition in which our goods are generally
received; r. II. MlLLER& co.
/ Sept. 0--lm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court of How
ard county, letters of administration, on the es-
tate of Leonidas Shackeford, decd, bearing date
September 8, 1852.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againstit, TO present them properly authen-
cated within year from the date of said letters
or they may be precuded from having any benefit
of said estate and if not presented in three years
will be forever barred
THOMAS SHACKELFORD,
Sept 9-3w Administrator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
From the st. Louis Republican.
Missouri Legislature.

SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
I'd District-Pike and Ralls-James o.
Broadhead, Wing.
Sd Decentralization and Monroe-Saml.
Drake, Wing.
9Th District-Carroll, Daviess, Linn,
Livingston-A. w. Flournoy, anti-Benton.
9th District-Andrew, Atchison, Holt,
Nodaway-Walter ]. Stout, Benton.
18th Observation-Disclosures DeKalb, Gen
try-Robt. NJ. Stewart, ant-Benton.
Sth Dissatisfaction and Platte--A. NJ
Robinson, anti-Benton.
9th Dist1ict-Caldwell, Clay, Ray
Joseph Chew, Wing.
10th District-Grundy, Mercer, Putnam,
Sullivan, Harrison-J. C. Griffin, Benton.
18th Dstrict-Adair, Macon, Shelby,
Randol ph-Hancocll Jackson, anti-Benton.
18th Observation-Disclosures and Boon-Saml.
A. Young, Wing.
l4th District-Calloway and Montgom-
ery-Preston B. Reed, Wing.
18th District-Franklin, Gasconade, War
ren-Charles Jones, Benton.
10Th District efferson, Perry, St
Francois, Ste. Genevieve-John w. NOEL
Wing.
18th District--Dunklin, Mississippi
Stoddard, New Madrid, Scott-R. White
anti-Benton.
Goth District-Green, Ozark, fancy
B. A. James, Benton.
22d District-Bates, Cedar, Dade, St
Clair-R. G. Roberts, Benton.
23d Dstrict--Cass and Jackson-A
Brooking, Wing.
25th District-Bcnton, Henry, Pettis
Saline--James Winston, Wing.
28th District-Camden, Dallas, Polk
Hickory-Miles Vernon, Benton.
18th District Crawford, Pulaski, Wash
ington--Ayres Hudspeth, anti-Benton.
Both District-St. Louis-W. Crow anc
Thomas Allen, Wings.
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
lst District-St. Charles and Lincoln
R. II. Parks, ant-Benton.
4th District--Clark, Knox, Lewis
Schuyler and Scotland-T. S. Richardson
anti Benton.
llth Decentralization and Howard
Owen Rawlins, anti-Benton.
18th Distrct--Cape Girarrdeau, Wayne
Bollinger-Jame Russell, anti Benton.
10Th Decentralization, Reynolds, Rip
ley, Shannon, Oregon, Texas, Wright-Jas
Lindsay, Benton.
Dist Dstrict-Barry, Lawrence, Nc
Donald, Jasper and Newton-A. Mccoy
Benton--to fill vacancy occasioned by tn
death of l.. Mason.
24th Dstrict--Johnson and Lafayette
B. w. Grover, Wing.
Goth District-Cooper and Moniteau-
VIM. Dunlap, Wing.
9th District-Cole, Miller, Morgan
Osage--A. NJ. Elston, Benton-to fill tn
vacancy occasioned by the resignation c
of G. w. Miller.
Both District-St. Louis-W. B. Morris
Benton, Isaac II. Sturgeon, Benton-to Fl
vacancy occasioned by the resignation {
: C. S. Rannels.
= REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Andrew; f. A. Donelan, F.. Myer'
| Benton.
, Adair: John T. Smith, Anti Benton.
Atchison: Bethel Allen, Benton.
Audrain: l.. r. Venabe, Anti.
Benton: James Atkinson, Anti.
Boone: ]. M. Gorden, Stephen Wilhit'
/ d. II. Hickman, Wings.
|, Buchanan: A. J. Vaughan, Anti; f. l
Dixon, Wing.
Bates and Vernon: A. G. Hale, Wing.
E Barry: A. S. Hardin, Anti.
! Butler: N. G. Ferguson, Anti.
|, Bollinger: Reuben Smith, Anti.
Cape Giraradeau: VIM. NJ. McC omb
9 Benton; A. 7. Lacy, Wing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
TOWN LOTS IN GLASGOW.

MY memorandums are either imperfect, or
lfI some of the old citizens of Glasgow are mis-
taken as to the ownership of many lots in Glasgow.
Under these circumstances must beg of those hav-
ing conveyances from me to place them on the
county records within the next thirty days. This
is absolutely necessary TO prevent conflict of title
and future difficulty.
WIN. SMITH,
Sept. 9-3w OF Saline county
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
FURNITURE.

ezrszF-x am now in receipt of large lot
ss.ssss-.ss.sof Furniture, which offer at low
e.;fsss-Is3J prices consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles: Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Sofas,
Bedsteads, Lounges, Wash Stands, Safes, Writing
Desks, Cribs, sc. Us. THOMSON. 9