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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01
O. r. LAMAR, lp,ooLl-,
CHAS. W. HOUGHTON
ANDREW &. HODGES, WILLIAMSBURG.
THOMAS GREEN.
GAMEs R s. W W2iTIygI Ssw-YorL

IL
The Director IN Offering this Stock 70 the pubic would eut
that sDeut g suppy Of to BROOKLYN and
Nasbrrsh with aggregate population Of 10000 have already
been purchssed that hereafter by continuing the Alneduct TO
point les than thirty miles from Brooklyn that supply 10
doubled the fora Reservoir Cypress HILL as acres has
Considerable VI iron pipes for street
mains 4 ady delivered.
TIE rea beautiful running brooks each giving
throughout the ant careful snlyrat0n
Doctor Chiffon found DO of much purity than ne
In the construction Of tie ssary 20 IN
the serious natural mDedmens 20
ouner the able Engineer furnish tee J.
NeserEorand the
cities together with miles Of dis
Irritating pipes be completed within tbs amount
capital II and WILLIAMSBURG Supplied With
wser from the indicated there other
sccebe and othse considerably than one half now be-
ths Company In the nnary cations and surveys
Join Jervis Nm McApne, Ward Burnett Daniel Marsh
stoddA Ess have been consulted employed through
ngd the details sd that the construction of
the Aquduc sad Reservoirs b. Commenced wi bout delay aud
completed with much rapidly economy will permit
The Directors do thns In THIS place point ont
the manifold advantages resulting cry boluy sa2phed With
absence IN Brooklyn and williams
nd III only within the United STAGES Of saeh population
HI statement the wealth and
immediate and vigorous seton No
the agsr wealth VI the cities I'D much 70 the
hath OF the inhsonswhue Invest
capital merely its ultimate cannot be feAson-
ably Questioned
Copies Incorporation which berel In il poyis
ior and q the Engnees Report De had get1ssy e the
the Company, Nee IS sld - Merchants Exchange New
York.
PER subscription will be required In cash FOR
which Scrip will be usd early day and the balance small H.
itsment such times the Directors may BY dqs notice regue
By order NICHOLAS DEAN President.
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ALgEKr II. RIcoLAY Auctioneer.
treat and POSITIVE SALE o
" TF-300.Al
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
Located IN the beautiful
VILLAGE OF MASPErH,

ALEFHI n. NItULA1
sell at Auction SATURDAY OcL l. 1888 a. IL ocleck A VI,
on he ground desirable Building Lots, at Naspeh
Thess and south Of the Church Of MasPeh
about SO feet from the Hotel having 'front.' on he
kewtown Plauk Road 80 fee; the Flushing Avenue
Breoklvn Road Of $50 feet aud 100
feet thus presenting front three important Public Roads Of
J4G0feet
believed Lots can be found G. the present time in vii
able for al who require be the Ci OF
NswYork The dsnce the Ferries Wlamsbugh Is only
"a niles good Plank Road. which there Omnboses
minutes 81 cents fare and when he
FLUSHING Railroad pleted additional facilities Of travel % aad
the city viii BE- had at even lover ra'es " Il certain tolch
hs yisse within the short distance Of the cry
Mapeih rural beauty and there more healthy
1be Lots highest bidder and 90 cent OF the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for three or hye
wears The udspuable and wsanee deeds viii Do gwen
Tie are partly graded will be completed the nease
manner. at the expense Of the present owners.
Yer Msps and al Particular prior TO the sale apply %
ALBERT II. NIC0LAY, No A. Nalst,
Or LYoS md s EDGAR HBBBARD, the premises
Grounds satisfying
OF the beauty location receive Free Tickets
Tor The Omnbuses applying the Office OF the Aaconee No
~ walks. lfgl
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ALsrRr II NlcoLAy, Auc.ioneer.

ALBERr n NIcOLAy, AuctiOneer
GREAT PEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTION of
W VALUABLE NEWTOWN LOrS.-ALBERr II. NICOLAr
Will sell on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, aud THURSDAf Oct
aud Ie1 II A. - each day, the ground, 80 beautiful
building Los and villa Sites In the village NewtJwn known
a ne from the City Of Newfofk, forming the hand
ofe for sale Long Island 10 natural sd
unequaled being situated the line Of the NeSfork
hng Railroad the depot and commanding at
ont view Netown PaRk road and JanctonAy Ia the n
die of SCHOOL, Churches s,ofes harkets &c
r.. heahfgness ndns view the surrounding
ourr having abundant supPy OF water aud being covered
wit a sreat variety Ct fruit aud ornamental iKees
The Flashing Railroad Of constrac
ton under contract 70 be the lot Deeember
will pGss through Llis village =,
O'Clock P NJ communication Of nos more than S@ pr
The Common Council Of the City OF Wiamsours on ms
MOndy ~ passed resolutions giving son 20
Railroad Company bring The through tho city TO tho
ferries
durn the rendering the wards
OF The cy The streets which will bs J 90 70 100
aud graded IA tho best et the
the present who feel warranted saying that this
suburban reside adv
iaess o BE- win Ia no other direction.
this the BOrnd Ns
merits be e1sInin d ia order 70 be appreciated
sale cent and the aueneeI tees a. the time ana
place per 4h Nov 1855 baaaoe remain
bond three Eve Of sent Title IN
suescnGbes p1ed abstract Of which viii 90 furnished 70 every
Iarcbeser
nuisance esnse Inserted every v protect the purchaser
against bgdgs Of Objectionable character
For fun and niormsou, maps &C. appe0n may DO
had 20 A n. EICOLAY, No. a. Wallst
HOOLE Co. No S9 Broadway coF Fa' on-S
A TAYLOR No and rs Cfptrest, and %
Al 4 an The Fauulaa
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BY TELEGRAPH,
IT ship Ellen Fos:er, Ca,


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Cpoe Wh abCGt sVcf On h sde q; IL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY for sALE-The

sztcr5eIs via se b. p1bLe Ancto Ga TUESDAY, Oc.o5eT
IN = ~ cck ~ he Freles tLef 4l Property
I'D n Ee N-gs o. Walden, Oranrs cc4Ery HesY5E tho
Wslkil hger failing SeEburEa and
Essve Fslk Road Tie Properly consists sho1s 10
Of Land, aich Orsf and NIL zad.
cioEI Dive sHog- Ban. HAy-Holss shed WtT7rhoz sHd
ether C1thlss The iii 0Edsr ald
eAxsy lcc1ee the Elcs Of fne Aczdrsl ana L1ubsT
Tie mills eus-sd below tae M 10 the rge rendering
the dam isou frssie lee Tie 1rs Nh
has sr Of with ssd uerchans bo add the
Saw Nil a driven by PAF<eTs Patent Wheel
To sesozs 81 tbs property presents peculiar
Wsidea sfns nEn1ffgnr v1se add containing
pyu paroD q the 3oar a.
sse mill and ihas the Of rss transportation
sejd,d. Is hs< many chr svsntAs aeh i needles
here pEsEced psseeEsss WI gSsS The premises
sts.t fayibs Apply 20
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O,flIL rHG ILEyELAsO AsD TOLEDO hAILxo.D Com
49,, fASf 70, 10 ~, y, ~ NC" 1'p' n,

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the JUNCTION
i RAILROAD Of OHIO and the TOLEDO. SORWALK and
CLEVLLAND RAILROAD can exchange their Certificates Of
sock she COMPARES the stock the dated Com
PAW called the CeFet1d aud Toledo Railroad application
The oee Interest the Junction stock aud the surplus
The Toledo Nsx and Cievesrd Railroad which 81
Be- psd the Bonds Of the Company will Be
paid the the Companies oasncef Of
which due notice will be given The Convertible Bonds Of tho
Junction Road he exchanged e of ne stock o. he
Corsordsfed Rosd 3 LITCHFIELD Treasurer
n OTICE to the STOCKHOLDERS OF the PHENIX
~ BANK sev Ycrs-PHEsx BAsx New Ysfs, jane r. isS
TIE ekzrer Of tbs Bank VIII expire he M da Of Js1say
Sch Of the Stockholders DESTROYS Of niug Aso
.out benz formed rs place and continue II business
will please call PErEh NJ BhlsOS Cashier Of the PhsniI
Bank aer the let day OF Juy and before ne let day a0ys
subscribe the Articles Association Each hodsI
the Pheuiz Bank viii Be entitled uhscbe FOR s a1ut
styled THE PHESIX BANK or The
CITY or SEH-YOkk have the cspts via
Million Hundred Thousand Dolars divided the his
number 90 to0l Of mares Of Twenty Do.ar each.
THOMAS TLLESTON Presdsnt
PFrH BRyso~
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NJ.
Goal.

COAL.-I have now opened new Yard, eorne1 -
~ 1hst and ohsy counecton with my ed es,stls1ss
King End Greeneh sad intend 70 Keep the best
Peach Orchard and White Ash Coal and cell the 0ses
pTes for cash only Present Pres screened sd <
yard, IS 50 per Ton. PETER CLlsIoS>
COAL.-Yery best quality Of Red Ash Stove and ~
" for and fnsies delivered screened rom ths -
p 0peetst e. % IS and White AL 81 - Pc az sroS
COAL.-Peaeh Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, =
~ Egs stose and Range Is IS Whhs An Es sore @ ~.
s5 75Esscreeuea from ard Les taken fso1 80 a., "a
l AY IN YOUR COAL.-We are prepared 70 w
~ the best qokiss q Red end Wake All Coa1
Lseool and G. rbesnd AZ the o~est nasrt. Rr,s iS M
ard honest weight. ASDhEAs 1ss-[
DEA COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY =
Pea Cosi 6r ale Also few csrsocs Of Chestnst Coz
qure e their oghee. ccrnes Broadway and Walls,
DITTsTON COAL.-1he Pennsylysnis Ccsi
rsav rrersrsd fzrush superior Whie Ask Pf1soo
al 1s clean AID "a coed order sassie foe scsns ssg
Ssnse,ric rurposss G0t ks kosis yeds "a lbs Csx
borsh md Rroetiyn. The Compsny fsckies are seh -
Il a. sxe rood Dad New fgk 81 TT
Psrtca ar oven the delivery u Coal ~
1~sa Apply y 10 sGss, ssEau n Dsss6vg - WIS.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01
Juerranrc Gompailies.

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPASr.--
I'D Once Clinton Hall Beekmsn aud Eassnss sevtnt
CAPITAL s<0occ0 Tbs Company Insres against Lo saa -
BY Fire the most favorable enns-baidins -
furniture IN Port and ther Cargoes and also sn
Rkk Of Inland Navigation Orders BY post or 10 pesos rA "
H.. ufeaf
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORs-west Railroad,
Eeh Csso5ns ssasd Pr0Tosas will be received The once
the Western Railroad Company the Of Fayetteville,
-ntu he tenth tth day October p o'clock NJ for tho
Of the Western Railroad from the Cape Fear Deep
River
Plans. ProGe, md Specifications Of Tie WORK together With qan
ready exhibition tie Enznssrs
Ce Fayetteville from and aer tie 9Th day Of September
which time and place blank proposals. with foEus Of guaranty viii
Be ready for Distribution.
Company let the road .uch qasnss
arc opinion the fsaEe
D. @. MAC RAE. President
J Z. GOODSELL. Chief Engineer
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e 100 nH0-TO leDd on Mortgage of Real
~ lOCsOOOE Estate n Ssw-Yort ard R.ces "a b
~ ssss s-ss, By J. xoAEs, No. n RIsssusy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01

OFFICE HEwYoRK Ayp EElE RAILROAD CosPaxT
NEw-YOEE, september 3, lAS
NOTICE-The Stockholders Of the Newton and
~ Eh Railroad Company hereby notified that the annual
eetiop for Dec,o will b. held Oe OF the Company
Eerlao in the City Of on TUESDAY the llta day Of
Ocfoier next from II o'clock An o. o'clock p NJ
The transfer hooks October l. isa 81: he LAY
after the election By order OF the DIRECTOR
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
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ofTicE B. c. and n. :. r. r. Co. lie Roy, Aus q 1853
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Election
~ Director. Buffalo Corning snd New York Railroad
CaurHny Will be held WEDNESDAY (5hl o October
o'clock NJ, the of Consoct IN the village
OF Avon. LiyiusrOn County.
he closed r thirty days mex. preceding
the election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01

EhkAI WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, Il
~ iLLAOsIbe Anna Meeting Of Soc khdersof tie Great
Railroad Company for the election u Beard Of DfseuJs
Of ether buEcess vii Be held the otce Of the
Cor n ,he City q New YORK No Hsn0leTs, TUES
DAY. the lsth of October is53 a; u JelOck- A "
The Book Transfer vii e closed oD The lfh % The eh Of
October lS5o both days rsl-Eye
:. AIOFsES Secretary.
nREXEL, sATHER & CHURCH, Bankers san
~ Frzesco, California d-E~ Bns Of ETrh zsge o. DaEXEL
fhdeiphs payable the principal cities Of the United states
Coe.o.s made San Freo ard the Inferior " he state
.,d promptly 7-mitd Colec Be sent direct 20
C. OF ihrouga DRExLL Co. PsAaslPhis or P sAIHEE
No. l6s Sasag-t- \. 7.
FIekfuse Prsneseo sJ DREXELk
Co Philadelphia and SATHER- y Y.
ORBITS "a CHINA, INDIA, &e.-Aessrs. DUN
- sEERMAS Co. BsLker. New Yort prepared
sc Crels -. Oriental Bank C0rporzrOn L.1n A.
Scfss Lessr1 Cred abe a. E-a-G.s
Axe.fs q tlAs esrabIzhr1ent olovB.
CEf.A fLtr1s CrYL0g.
CG-nn BcUhzy ColunBc,
Hons K0nE Czlclr-A K-n1y.
Shsrghsi Snrpcre.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
Change of Firm.

Il will be seen by reference 10 cur Odver-
Using columns that Messrs. Perry & Bar
tholow have sold out to Messrs. Charles II.
Lewis g. Co. Messrs. Lewis s. Co. have
recently settled in our place, and we
commend them to the favorable considera-
ton of those dealing here. They are ex-
perienced in the business, and have every
requisite facility for buying and selling all
that the country produces or consumes.
Give them a call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
WATCHES slEWELRY, SILVER WARE
And Fancy Goods.

Having, in person, purchased his stock very low
in st. Louis and the East, he is enabled 10 otter
great inducements. lie asks privilege 10 enurns-
rate the following
Detached levers, horizontal and vertical wgtcb-
es in hunting and open faced cases; ladies' and gen
tlemens' gold guard, vest fob, and belt chains OF
every description and style; beautiful stock of
bracelets. breast pins, ear rings and finger rngsJ
clusters, in rows and single stones. Aso,-Fine
opal and garnet sets; large assortment OF gold
bracelets, cuff pins, clasps, sleeve and collar but
tons studs, scarf and shawl pins, ladies' and gen
tlemens' watch seal, god pencils, pen holders,
tooth picks, thimbles, &c, &C.
SILVER TEA SETTs.--Sugar stands, cups, forks,
spoons soup ladies', butter and fruit knives, salt
and mustard spoons. salt cellars, &C., &c.
SILVER PLATED WARE.-Castors; cake. card,
and sugar baskets; butter coolers; pickle and cer-
dial stands; parlor and chamber candlestcks snuff
fers and trays; spoons and forks.
Ladies' paper mache, rose wood and ebony
dressing cases; work, iewelry and odor boxesj
writing desks; ladies' reticules; silver shell, pearl,
papier mache port monaies and card card cases;
China flower vases; paper weights; jet coral, bone,
cornean and glass elastic bracelets, &C., &C.
| CCy" Jcwelry and silver ware made TO order.
| az Watches, clocks, musical boxes and jew
elry neatly repaired.
In soliciting the continuance of your custom, l
take pleasure III assuring you that for extent, va
ricty, elegance and cheapness, my stock Of goods
will not be surpassed by any in the Eastern
cities.
Call and see, at the sign of the Big Watch, next
door to Barton's corner, where the correct time
may always be had.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Glasgow, November ri, 1859.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
PIANO and GUITAR.

ESQ The undersigned, teacher of the Piano
SSs.,ITand Guitar, will remain in Glasgow anoth-
er session after the present, if he shall get
sufficient number of pupils to justify him, 1t is
desirable that all who may wish to take lessons on
between this and Christmas, so that the hours may
be arranged TO suit all parties.
He hopes that in the four months that he has
been in Glasgow, his performing as well as teach
ing has proven him well-qualifed and faithful
teacher
Pianos tuned, and sufficient and wel-selected
stock of Music for sale.
The session opens on Monday, January I'd, and
closes on Saturday, March 18th. Terms same as
last session. E. KRAUSS.
Glasgow, December IS, le53.--3t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
Latest Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The four powers have reserved their joint
action in favor ofpeace and have recognised,
by formal protest, the Importance of pre-
serving the present territorial arrangements,
and propose conference with the represent
tatives of Russia and Turkey. The pro-
position is unfavorably received by the
liberal press.
Advices from Bucharest are of the 9th,
and from Kaaiat of the Sd; nothing new is
reported.
Abdul Pasha has entered Georgia. The
port Of Odessa is frozen up.
Two companies of Walachian militia have
deserted to Omar Pasha.
A small Turkish vessel was taken by a
Russian irigate, but was afterwards recap
tured by the Turks.
The Turkish government has refused Il
three months armistice proposed by En-
gland, in consequence Of which the English
Minister had long audience with the Sui
tan, which was followed by an extraordinary
meeting Of the Divan.
At an entertainment given to the officers
of the allied fleet on board of the Turkish
flagship, Lord Stratford made a speech con-
corning the promised aid of Great Britain,
with strong recommendation for peace.
The Sultan replied, and said he desired
peace, but not if incompatible with his
sovereign rights and honor. More Turkish
victories are reported in Asia; the Russians
after three bloody engagements were driven
back. The fortresses of Safa and Ahistan
have been taken by assault by Selim Pacha.
rba ,ol ~ IL Il
at Bayahid, but were beaten back. The
Russians also failed in their last attempt TO
retake Fort St. Nicholas. The Russians
have been defeated near Ariska, in an
engagement Of some magnitude on the 4th,
leaving several dead bodies on the field. The
Turks have also taken Ahalighbs in Geor-
gia.
The Russians are so hard pressed in
Asia that $4,000 troops have been sent to
their relief
No movements ofimportance are reported
on the Danube; the Turks are terrifying
Kalaiat.
The Turkish division of the fleet cruizine
in the Black Sea had returned to the
Bos phorus.
The Turks are eated to the highest picl
of enthusiasm. The armies are abundantly
provided and regularly paid.
The Russians are suffering severely from
sickness.
Some Americans had joined the Turkish
camp.
A legion of Circassians had been formed
at COnstantinople, under the command o
Safi Bey.
The Russian general had been removed
from the command of Moldavia, and was
succeeded by GortschakoA.
The Greek Patriarch, at Constantinoplc
had requested permission to accompany til,
Sultan to camp, to prove that the Greel
Church prefers the Turks to the Russians.
The Russian troop, in Little Wallachia
had retreated before lshmel Pacha; this in
telligence is from Vienna.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
Campaign of 1853.

The Liberty platform" is seriously ex-
ercised on the subject of the Sandwich
Islands. 1t contains historical geograph-
zeal, and speculative article in reference to
them, which concludes as follows: "Then
hurrah for DOUGLASS and ATCHISON
The Sandwich Islands, and the Campaign
of 1856"
We suggest that the oldest and largest
animal be placed in the lead, merely for the
looks Of thing, as THAT team is not likely to
be called into active use.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
New Year Address.

Our CARRIER desires us 10 announce to
our City Patrons that he will wait on them
Monday morning, with an address suitable
TO the season. He hopes, as he has been
faithful in serving them with the news,they
will make him Indemnity for the past, "
and procure for themselves security for
the future"
"A number Of Addresses were SUBJ
mitted for the prize--all good-but as
there had to be choice, the prize was
awarded TO young gentleman of our coun-
ty, IN. S. "E. L." was the contestant,
and while we do not impeach the judgment
of the awarding committee, we by no means
endorse their gallaniry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29


A State loan of 81 100000, a subscrip-
ton in St. Louis (private and county, of
$500 900, and private subscription in the
counties through which the road runs of
100000, making $3,50O,0OO. Whatever
grant of land that could be obtained of Com
gress, could be reserved for the construc-
ton Of the second division.
That the counties would subscribe the
amount indicated, there can be 10 doubt, and
even more if necessary, as the increase OF
the value of land in one month after the
subscriptions were made, and the Directors
organized would more than cover it, while
the sum would be nearly nominal ip compar-
iSon to the increase by the time the road
was in operation. The immense benefits
such road would be TO ST. Louis would in
duce her 10 furnish the sum set against her;
and there is no reason TO suppose that the
State credit could not be obtained.
This is undoubtedly the road for the en-
ergy and capital of the people of this re-
gon; but it must not be understood as OPP
posing the road from Portland to Brunswick,
and the road from Weston could there con-
meet with it, and the distance to st. Louis
would actually be shorter than by the route
that has been proposed.
Galloway, Boone and Howard will un-
doubleday be willing to meet the upper coun-
ties in friendliness 10 devise the ways and
means for an opening TO St. Louis; but they
should not, in any of their deliberations
lose sight Of the
Missouri AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
subscriptions Out.

We beg toremind number Of our sub
scribers, that their Subscriptions expires
with this number.
Those who have not renewed, are solicit
ted to do SO, in the belief that they cannot
get abetter paper for the same money.
OF one thing all may rest assured: No
papers will be sent after the time paid for
expires. This is rule positive, and we
shall not riolate IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29

RENTING MONEY by MALTA very
important case has recently come before the
United States District Court at Richmond,
Va, Chief Justice fancy presiding, in which
the question arose whether money RENTED
by mail from a debtor TO creditor, such
money being lost before it reached It's des-
tination, was release of the debtor from
obligations Of the debt. Tho Chief Justice
decided that the plaintiff having requested
his debtor 10 remit the money, without spe-
cirying or directing how it was to be sent,
and the defendant having complied with the
request by RENTING through the mail, as
was the custom with others to do, the debtor
would not be held obliged to make up the
loss. The decision is in conflict with other
cases involving the same principle, the
Chief Justice holding that the former
decision were not correct
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29

BUFFALO MEAT.-A fine, fat Buffalo
will be slaughtered next Friday evening,
and the meat offered for sale Saturday morn
ing at the Meat Market" Those in want
of good steak or roast should "put in"
early. The animal is in fine condition, and
those who shave read about" Buffalo fcasts
on the plains can now enjoy one at home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
DIED,

At her residence, in Macon county, Mo-, on
the 4th ult., Mrs. SARAH FRANCES GoRHAM, con-
sort of Thos. L. Gorham, in the 10th year of her
age.
On the sth inst, after short illness, at the res
idence of her husband, in Mercer county, H.,
Mrs. CATHERINE, wife of Sam'l P. Cabeen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29
SHANGHAI CHICKENS.

TNHESE are the best variety of the celebrated
l. Asiatic fowls, about which so much has been
said They are several times larger than the COM
mon breed, are better layers, and their meat is
more tender. A few choice pair of these large
Chinese fowls, of the pure blood, may be had by
applying soon.
Orders may be left with Manson & Bartholow,
or address ]. w. BROWN.
Glasgow, December %, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-29

INpoRrAwr IF TRuE.-The Boonvile
Observer is informed that the difficulty it
notices between Messrs. English and Hines,
is purely imaginative. The editors inform
ant was wholly mistaken, no ARRAY ever
having taken place.