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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THE BALTIC-RETURN OF THE FRENCH
FLEET.

The following French ships have already arrived at
Cherbourg, from the Baltic: Bresau, admiral Pen
suds flag ship Donswirth, s, Louis, Tilst andre
nsque, semante, Vengeance, Pounuivante, Vir-
ginie, zenobie syrene, Cleopatra, Asmodee, souf-
feur, and dispatch boats Brandon, Fulton, and Dam
The Hercule, Gemappes. Tsge Dugueseilin, Duper o,
Trident Austerlitz and Irfe1ible their way TO
France.
The operations of the British feet viii now be I'M
important and the great part Of the ships will proea
bly, return home The is a rurnor, however, that the
Dsnisb Government may perhaps be induced TO per-
nit the feet TO winter at KEEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
features Of Oriental life into account, Of very ques-

features Of Oriental life into account, Of very qaes-
fionsble philanthropy.
In consequence Of correspondence found in Mensh-
hons effects captured at the battle Of Alma several
important arrests have been made at Yarns.
Two small steamers (Brifish) have been ordered to
the Sea Of Azoa, to lombard the town of Kertch.
1t lie rumored that Omer Pashs is to go to Bslakls
va, to meet the French and English Generals and
Admirsls in council Of II 90, his stay must be
brief, s be has already received orders to advance
into Besssrabia, and has made every preparation for
90 do doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
OFFICIAL PRONUNCIATION OF THE con
VENTION With RUSSIA.

WAsHIsGrON, Friday, Nov. ,, Is5F.
TIE Union Of this morning publishes the official
procls nation cor frmiDg the Con 7enon entered into
b.ixeep the United States and Russia, perpetuatng
Il = principle Of The righ,s of nsutrals at sea.
Tie Convention provides that free shos make free
goods sno that the property OF neutrals on board
epemys vessels is not subject to conscation unless
coptx sband OF war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE
FRAUDULENT ISSUES OF STOCK.


SUPREME COURr-sPEcrAL rERn-Sefore Judge MoRsIs.
oPIsios AND DECISION.
The PEOPLE en- rel James L. Jenkins and John A. Condit
~" IN. Psrs., Vein Cosl Co. Jos. oh Noble snd others
Morris This is q motion by plaintiffs for Msnda-
qsIg the PsraeI Vein Coal Co. sod the other defend
dt ,Id jenkins 10 usD.r stock hook. Of aid
Company .pd o perm ushsfe to bs made 10 said boots
be made according to the regulations OF the Company snd
" the equal cour.e OF business"
p. Tss i;s' ct: =. ri S ''' ' ''' '''
P,.sr geiu CO Company oe9rporsIsd sy The STATE
Dollars eevided share, Of one haodred DOLLAR sseh
Of The Con psLy. who legal suthorze TO isas esss
Gates OF ,tIe rsnsfer stock asdulenJ ssa ID false
is4 there bad been Sged and then and z nov ost-
sdI certificates d 'teeh Of over 10 zoo shares being over
L~suIs sutholed These sadaisat Issues Of fsss ee'
6e.e. q stock upon Their ss .s D.s;ss I, s 70 sss
e.si.I At, which sepuiDs and wheb are false -
cosp, 'S %.. a.s ss.n., the onpsny &c oeSns The
t,n.ter Of ID. officers the Compsay, which is1De
H. Sss suit IL usasd bv parties spDe .iioo
tkstsb motion may also be dsemsd motion 10 dissolve ths
The Psrlsr Vein Company have become insovsst aud 90
Of al their pcrJ and effects las beea made for
III psnts. IN this uIt own and hold certificate. OF .toes
b) have sold and dere to transfer sod are stock bro
this Com,sLy 70 facilitate their business opsr.,,oaa
Cs,as.. Of oe. Is only ..s1ss' Of ,ss s...;. Of
wne.e.-se yretssees-there truth In yhst they
This hue Of false esrthees o. stock In
eres'. the capital the Coppsny e"en the Of he
,sss or iseT:.s ,ns numeed o. ,as so 70 ss, o. ~.
sad can increase The capital Of the Company
.a"b '1s Tss,.ss,s der. ss. az sss"ot ).
abort Of al act u he Lesstue any stock represented ~
To open bod, the transfer Of stock would LEAD % the
eteDsiioa sLd ,I.r q tssss . ooo % IN
e.cse. Of OCH would ehanse evidence 10 re.tleo .
tsese eerrhestee and w.u'd sdditiondJ srp'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning O'Clock
THE CRIMEa.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning O'Clock.
THE CRIMEa.
VIEssA, Friday.-A private dispatch from Ba-
chaIest dated the 10th inst announces that the DO H.
bardrnebt commenced on the 18th. Two hundred
rieces Of heavy artillery were employed Sevastopol
was not expected to hold than three or four
days.
Thirty thousand Russians have crossed the Danube
into the Dobrodja. the vanguard il at Babadtcb.
Twelve thousaLd Russians, under Cschakof, occu-
pied the Danube ferries near Toultsch.
OMER PACHAS OPERATIONS.
The Morning Chronicle, noticing tina an impress
sion appears to prevail that Oner Pac1a viii in ne
diatey assume the offensive in Be-sarabs, says that
il may, perhaps, be coubted whether su,h 4 move
pent il actually contemplated but even ii tne rdrk
sb commander should the frontier, the nen
sciDg attitude which he maints in its vicinity, viii
be almost equally efcacious in det.ining, IN c m
pulsory inactivity, large Russian army OF obsers.
ton. Ii may be added, tbat ofen-ve operations on
his part would, at this pent, be uosvliIng Tor the
Immediate purpose of efIec'ing diversion in favor
of the ouies, since any Russian force, designed for
the relief Of Sevsstopol, must, long ere this, have
reached Perekop.
GERMANY.
ynssA, lsh-Tbe Ger nan press everywhere
gives inocstions OF the approaching rupture between
Austria and Prussia Great anxiety exists at Beoln
LONDON.
1t was yesterday reported that in the event OF a
further addition Of cavalry being required foe the
East one regiment Of Life Gosrds will b. cent on,
the number to be $50 men. Some eolun'eers from
other regiments will, of course, be required. Re-
crupg Is going on most briskly.
Mrs Nightingale, who is to conduct the nurses to
attend the sick ard wounded soldiers in the E4s'
leaves EDgland to-day. She goes with the sin"tion
and as s,ance OF th. War Minister and the Duke OF
Newcastle. Her staff OF merces includes a humber
Of recruits from Miss Seops establishment aud others
from a society of Sisters OF Charity attached to
Roman Catholic society in London.
LosDoS, sP. ~, Friosy, 2o'h-There ia m later
direct news. Russian dispatch l,upposed to be re-
liable says that nothing of Importance had happened
in the Crimea TO the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.

The Journal Of 81 Petersturg ofthe 18th contains
teiegraphic dispatch from Vienna of the 4th inst,
stating that the commissioners of the western powers
and of Austria and Turkey had net at Constantine
pie to arrange the question Of the Protectorate on The
bass Of the proposals made by the Austrian Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
FROM NEWFOUNDLAND-NO OF THE
ARCrICS BOATS &c

HALIFAX, N. ) Friday, Nov. ., 1854.
The Newfoundland mail has arrived at this port
but brings things OF the missing boats o. the Are
lie. The yacht Hawk had returned from the search,
saw pothing Of the missing bvat-, and the captain
tbr Ks u ey must have been picked up by outward
bound v, ssels Saw the body Of female, in light
dress. foatioe on the water but ss it was blowing q
esle at the time, could hot get it
The GIensrs, Pendergsst, from Lisbon, for New
Yorh put into st Johns, leaky, on the 10th ultimo
having thrown overheard part Of her cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
SECOND DISPATCH.
IRE BEALE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHlL.DEIPHIA, Frdav, Nov. 3, 1854.
In the Criminal Court to-day, d. Il. BrOwn COM
m, need bis ar umeI on the motion TOR new trial in
The e., g. Of 7. Belle, the ground that tho ver
Dict xas az ainst the testimony and thtt the Jury,
while the case band. freely ndulg-d 10 liquor
end amused the IN, elves in singing songs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
roHT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
Cleared this Forenoon.

STEAMSHIP Black Diamond, Stevenson, Phiadeph', '" d.
ft6mp.op. -. yo, TT . l. NJ
~. PANTY Eoss New Orleans " w. SVernih
stessr,-AeboTn Nsfrin Sal, Brown Hs .ilanfi Cor
p,I Y.ur, Nee seofoTd massTi Lady Adams, DAVIS Dsh
"slso,-Ibomss Hun, Hull. Providence, matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
LOSS OF THE SHIP GEORGIA.
no.roS E.;dav Nov 4 Ia

The ship Georgia Capt Small from Newcastle
Er gland for Boston, with valuable cargo o. chem
icas ard coal sprung leak on the I'd October dur
irg b. avy gsle spd YES abandoned on the 9TH, in
lat 4so 5OI Ion $50 50r The crew were taken of by
the British bark L osins, and carried to Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
II : CIRCUIT coURr-ss'o,s Judge srr'os.

~ 49, and Joseph FINN two young men, or
- s.e]d on ehsrs,d Sith s,tiias Ore % bare
90 s,,rso sDs. The al. s.on ths; The act .ss cas- Of
h,os. Ssei a. dsserI and pznshsd .ot lhsi tbs ehsr
~ ed .s.stsd, &c The es~ : On NJ McKee, y
l,,orpsy sppe.ed for the United STATES and II Va
rrfa0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The NEW YORK TRIBUNE
GREAT FIRE AT LocKpoRr-Loss ssOO,o 900

GREAT FIRE AT LOCKPORr--LOSS sso0, 900.
LocEFoRT Thursday, Nov. Midnight.
The ire broke out about o'clock this evening in
the old Jennings Hotel On M.n.st wet OF toe IRE
mon, House, anc high wind prevailing a, the time,
in less than txeniy minutes that building and the IRE
mont House we're enseloped in flames.
The ire rapidly spread from these buildings to
Boucbt,p's black and the row of buildings to and in
GLIDING Msryns block on the ssi, aid to the Con-
gresafiops and Methodist churches on the nort-esst
consuming the ebbre square between From the Con-
gre, at nal church spre sd 10 the dwellings north
consuming all up TO the alley which separated them
from the ne< Presby terrain church, which was ou'y
saved by the most strenuous exertioDs.
From the Methodist church the FIRE extended 10 the
two brick stores of Wilson and Murphy to the east
and to the new engine house No. On the NORTH
Here, a, this writing there is prospect of arrest
ing tie progress Of the flames building having been
torn down with that view.
A email frame building on Ontario-st, near Lock
81, took FIRE from the sparks, and was Destroyed to
geiber With sn Old tvo-siory building adjoining.
The total loss will NOT be less than 5000, 900.
The wind has been blowing perfect hurricane.
Soon after the ire broke out telegraph dispatch
WIS rent to Buffalo for assistance, AMI two engine
companies, with their machines, a hook and ladder
company and hose company, have just arrived.
The fire is now materially checked.
A maD named Henry Randall fell from Lusks Ho-
tel and seriously injured. IL is also ru nored
that a man and woman were burned TO death in the
fremont House. The fire originated from the ex.
plosioD of csmpbeDe lamp in one of the rooms in
the Jennings House.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LocKPoRT, Friday, Nov. D. 1854.
IL addition to the buildings enumerated above the
following are slo in ruins: Jacksons boarding house,
Judge GARDENERS officers, Painless cOtfeo-hOuse, SAT-
fords block and numerous frame buildings.
The fire was efectuslly checked about midnight,
through The e1ertioDs Of the Buhao fremen, before
whose arrival toe entire north part of Manst. was
threatened with destruction.
The loss it is nos thought, will not be much over
sloO, Ooo Insurance about $4,000,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
A CONSTABLE sHOTDEAD.

1T CATHADISEs, Friday, Nov. 3 1884.
A constable name not mentioned, who was at
tsmptpg 70 srrsst a robber in Port Robinson last
ni.bt, was shot through the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
SPAIN.

The Ministry has abandoned the project Of drawing
ND a Constitution 10 be Submitted - the Cortes.
= A roy al decree orders the payment Of the NOvem-
her dividends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Friday Nov. 3, Is)f
The Southern mail late due, Is 10 hand but the
papers are barren OF news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, NOV . I-1F'
Stocks we're inactive this morning. The quotations
are AZ follow, Resoing Railroad, 33ii Morris snal,
lIi Long leland Railroad, 49, Penn state fiVes,
So Penn. ksroso i2I
The Money market IL hrm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

In pxIt,c m - fhs fTom Ibe Ist OF Ja1St'yt =
Octeb,r iss4 ISL IA b..s; Of sheh 1888 e.!s E
Ausricsp. pltro 1855 l.s77 50 o.s' o. <sep 80 $3.50
~. ansrr.n D.cfe..- TIL. 5Sl a~ss D-Is-fsi
for eopsumpton iS54 sss b.s.; Of <siee Us % .s,
s,,r,r D,o sss SO 30 bales Of winch I'll, 90 were
An.,ie.p D-er,.., this yssr & t9 b-es Tsksn r ez or
Isss rs 81. baie. Of vsieb rs 01 ~-rs A1e'ea1 ~.
tbs ,.ar 81 Si Gale. s,osl, 1854 f2s7e eAlss' 81 rnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
TIE RECIAROCIrY TREATY CONFIRMED BY
LIE NEW INSWICK LEGISLA rrRE.

ST. JoHy, n. B., Friday, Nov. J, 1854
The New-BruDswck Legislature Yesterday passed
nm act admitting foreign breadstuffs, sailed meats
molass., and Goals, dury free. They also passed the
act raiify ing the Reciprocity Treaty.
The Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
BREAK IN THE DELAWARE CANAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. 3, 1854.
The bresk In the ID, lawAre Canal il not serious,
and will take only about four days to repair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

\, ys yfe,r from ~ fzni- Fay 10 M Samuel Davies
"a txo ehiireo Mr.. Het-r brrsdon and children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

NOTHING DEFINITE FROM THE CRBIEA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

UNITARIAN CHURCH BURNT At CONCORD.
CONCORD, N. H., Friday, Nov. 3, 1854
The Uniarsp Church in this city Wa destroyed by
FIRE last night II ssupposed to have been eau-ed by
lie gas which had just been introduced into the build
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

q, s1e Vel. American pito ISIS s1Iso s.ss 81 vAiss
t,S 10 YER American. pseIssss ths yer, 49, esSe
Cols NARsEr-rhe esnfy inPsns and ne s'eN nes>-
40, IN the .es. ~ % wb-s Of Esar have prodeoes
arid .dvsbee W Corn We eaote 81 %
ID. web s. y M Flour to 10 v" . 90 " oesi'
ard u 10 81 y ausrt-r on lsslsD Corn. $3.50
Western Csn-l p-r6n- Giosr......F bhl. Si"Hr1
Rslfin-cr. ara Phii- selyhts DID,. y bb. ~ o9fo
seur Observation-Disclosures. y ~ .4eSsle
Rcd arc o ixee d.. .. ............f ~ z. .ee9u,.
y,noE and red Indian Coru...f 80 . .Siesro
Hbre Do .........................e go = .SiveflV
AsBEs are dal a. previocs prices. $1,000.
RIsN-AboGi 81 barrels have changed hands o. SO 70
&c tsf erf. for
TpEFExTxE- Their, . salss REPAIRED
sTIRITse 1usYENrISE has bE,ssht Ssi Pe~t
TILLew has boz In fsiT semsSa 6sl u g for u ana
"a H. 65i for sod North Aa,ericsn.
LAID 60 tuna ere ~ I'd at 81 70 3 pest
OLS-Th- bs-ip-,s Ia Palm Oh 70 % tuns %
the .yOf sra strive AS ga hs i.ter pres
beng d. D.bS-j. Pa- R.p- OIL bs. brought 81 cot
Rct hs hem In sy- J.lns during the weed al .fssnes
rsi-; 80 barrels 'nd tisfee csons sd 81 ~ % S
Frv'.
DYrwoops ecnrsu. 10 sssay r-qu-si % Jsm.s Los
wood br,ufht Is iei 70 IS III e 'ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
INDEPENDENT SECOND wATCHEs--very

6ns IDdeperdent second snd quarter econd AT hks
ar tuDs HoTses In Sod Silver Css-s doooie and nns.
me sale less than usual prizes wnoese and rss.h
@. c. ALIEN No n Wsllst. second Door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

DATENT LEVER wATCHEs-Fine Englsh
Patent Liver w.ches IN God sas SILVER Cssss, fAl
kveled and plain fhs dine kespsD for sale whoseeas ne
''''" - @ G ALLIES, No II wsIl-ss.. ssooad so>s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
no TARGET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PaIZEs eonsi.tins Of al the ssas soS.es N 90" -
A,autifal sr,,. farnishd f the loves, prizes ~ -
SQUIRE LANDER Co. No " sssoe~
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By Telegraph.
yYw -oRLFASs-AiL s5v. /, .,-snship Psnperc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Concert.

We attended concert in Brunswick, last
Thursday Evening, given for the purpose of
raising funds to purchase an organ for the
Episcopal Church. The Music was excel
lent, both instrumental and vocal. The per-
formers were mainly citizens of that place
and the selections and arrangement of the
Music were no less creditable than the ex-
eoution. Were it proper TO particulorize
the performers, we should like to do So.
but the Ladies would not like to be gazett-
ed, and some Of the gentlemen might no. like
it either. We will remark, however, that
the Pianoist received, as she deserved, uni
versal credit. "Beatrice",( the gifted cor
respondent of the ''Brunswicker'') was ev-
identity the master spirit of the entertain.
ment, while a graduate Of Howard Higl
School took the audience by storm, with or
elegant song sung in enchanting style. The
"New Rail Road Song, sung by the whole
choir, was an opportunc piece, and tool
well. Upon thewhole it was fine evenings
entertainment ana we trust the Ladies sue
ceeded as well in the object for which it wa
projected, as they did in entertaining thei
audience.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
GRlsT MIL AND CARDXNG MA
CHIME FOR SALE.

T WISH to sell my Mill and Machine situated
J. one and half miles west Of Cambridge, Saline
county, Mo-, Immediately on the Miami road
The Mill and Machine are run by horses or oxen
on an inclined wheel, and are both fixed to run at
the same time, The mill has been running five
or six years. II has first rate pair Of French
burr stones, and is fixed for grinding wheat and
picker attachedA-is nearly new, having run only
two and half seasons.
| 1 will also sell large lot Of hogs with the
mill, and forty acres Of land on which there has
once been n fine water saw mill. The mill seat is
good yet, with all the machinery of the old mill
This mill has good lot attached TO it, enclos-
ing never failing spring Of water, which causes
no trouble about watering teams. This property
is in good neighborhood, and has never lacked
| for customers.
Terms will be made to suit the purchaser.
| Febl6-3w F. II. GILLIAN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
ORDER o. PUBLICATION.
Eri the Saline sircuit, in the Stale
of Missouri Vacation.

Sarah /. Reid, P!a4n'H
Samuel c. Grove, Nicholas K. Grove, WiiiiaIn
A. Grove. Lucy \. Grove. Augusta Y. Grove,
Sarah ". Grove. Cnvneia B. Grove. Edwin 4:
Grove. Henry C. Grove, and Mary D. Grove,
defendants.
NOW at this second day Of January, A. D. 1851;
" comes the said plaintiff by her attorney, and
flies her petition and commences an action against
said defendants; and it appearing 10 the under
signed, Cleri. OF said Court, from affidavit filed
with said petition, that said defendants, Samuel
c. Grove. Nicholas h. Grove, William \. Grove,
Lucy A. Grove. and Augusta Y. Grove. are nom
residents of the State OF Missouri; II is therefore
ordered that publication be made against them in
these words, to-wit: 'To Samuel c. Grove,
Nicholas X. Grove, William i. Grove, Lucy A
Grove, and Augusta '. Grove, defendants in the
above entitled cause-you are hereby notified that
Sarah i. Reid has commenced 2 suit against Won
and others in the Saline Circuit Court The object
and general nature of which is 10 obtain Judgment
in said Court for eleven hundred and ninety-threo
dollars with interest, Chat being the amount of Il
note given to plaintiff by Joseph Grove, deceased.
dated 22d April, 1S50.) and 10 have the equity of
redemption in the following land lying in Saline
county in the State Of Missouri, fOreclosed, viz:
All that part of the east Inf Of the southwest or
of Section S, township 81. Range 10. which lies on
| the south Of a certain creek, which divides the
| farm OF said Joseph Grove from the farm of Sam
uel Grove, containing 40 acres; the west hf OF
southwest or of Section 3 Township 81, Range
| :
ship 81, Range 10, 50 acres; northwest norih@
east or Section II, Township 81, Range ~, 10
acres; east he northeast or and northeast SOUTH
east or Section Is; Township 81, Range 10, 100
acres; northwest Or Section IT, Township 81 /,
Range 10, 100 acres; west hf northeast Or and
west hf southeast or Section 7, Township 81,
Range 10, 100 acres; in all about $50 acres. Said
land having been mortgaged 10 said Sarah T. Reid ;
plaintiff, for the amount above mentioned, by the
said Joseph Grove; deceased, 10 secure the pay
ment Of the aforesaid note; and the said plaintiff
asks the court also TO order the said mortg1ged
property as above described, TO be sold to satisfy
the amount due plaintiff; and unless you aud each
of You appear here at the next term Of said Saline
Circuir Court, which will commence and be held
in the Court House, in the town of Marshall, Sa-
line county in the State of Missouri, on the Sth
r day of May, 1854, and on before the third day
thereof and answer OF otherwise plead to said
plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken against
= YOU as confessed. - ,
i copy--Attest. IA
W. "A. WILSON, Chr Z, J
''"0''Y Wv IN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
MARRIED.,

On the 23d ult, by DIR. G. S. Savage, Mr.. WAL
TER J. HoRsLEy, Of KeytesviIe, and Miss IDA
BINDA, daughter oa Mr.. Henry Lasster, of Hunts
vile.
I5% Alas for the forces of bachelordom, when
such shining mark yields to the gentle influences
Of love! The remainder may as well pull up
stakes and cast about for help-mate. We con-
graduate friend WALTER and his lovely bride,
hoping they may live a long and joyous life, and
that their matrimonial feicties will only end with
their summons 10 better world. The GOLD DOL
LAR, and other trimmings, were received with the
marriage notice.
On the 14th ult, by Elder VIM, NJ. Burton, Mr..
Oscar WILSON and Miss JANE BIvEN, all Of this
! county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

Cor. BENToN's HlsToRY.- Mr.. WIN. H.
LusK, Agent for Col. Benton's History of
the American Government, from 1920 to
1850, arrived in this place last evening"
He is on canvassiug tour, procuring sub
scribers for the work. The work will con-
tain 1900 pages, and is 10 be issued in two
volumes, at $2 80 per volume. The work
is got up in the best style, and will of course
go into every body's library. The first vol
una will be delivered in May. Mr.. Lusk
is at present procuring subscribers, and will
collect the subscriptions when tho work is
delivered. The book will be cheap, con-
sidering the Typography, binding, SC.