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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-30

LONDON, WuTcll o.
The Chronicles Vienna correspondent
tclegraphs that new proposals had been re-
ceved from Nichlas. Russia offers to evac-
uate the Principalities the moment the draft
for preliminary peace is signed--the terms
are not more favorable than the last over
lures which the conference rejected.
The British courier bearing the SUNNI ons
for the evacuation of the provinces, is al
ready on his way to 81. PctersburGh. 1t is
reported that the Prussian Minister, Mon
tatel has rendered his resignation.
Queen Victoria reviewed the fleets on
Saturday.
Admiral Corry's division of the British
feet was TO sail nboubt the 9Th of March for
the Baltic.
The Austrian government has published
an official document, expressing its views on
the differences between Russia and Turkey.
1t regrets that the propositions sert by the
Western Powers were Of such nature as
to leave hardly q hope Of favorable reply,
but admits that their demands were Just and
in accordance with the interest of Europe.
Austria is prepared 10 meet the dangers
which may accrue from the war in the ad-
Joining country, and from the subversve
tendencies which may manifest themselves
on the frontier of the empire during the con-
tinuance Of war.
BERLIN, 7h.--Thc Prussian government
rejects the suggestion of Russia to forbid
the entrance OF the fleets Of the Western
Powers in Prussian ports.
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New YoRK, March "a.

Flour has advanced l2c under the influ-
ence of the steamers news. Sales 5000
bbls State at 81 25@7 81; Ohio ST 3l@7
IA. Wheat firm at yesterdays quotations.
Sales 5000 bushels Genesee at So; Corn ad-
vanced-sale $1,000 sacks at 78082c.-
Pork steady, sale 600 bbls mess at $l5 81
@$l5 so, prime $l2 5o@l3. Beef firm
al $l4; lard steady, sales 800 bbls at 64M
90; whisky 244@25c. Sale 5000 gallons
linseed oil ATTIC. Iron declined-sales at
$4i.
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From the Washington Union-semi-ofIic
Our Relations With Spain.

The "Arctic," which departs from New
York to-day for Liverpool, will convey
special messenger from this government with
instructions to our Minister at Madrid 10
demand in emphatic terms, immediate and
ample reparation from Spain, for the outrage
committed by the authorities at Cuba in the
instance Of the "Back Warrior" We shall
impatiently await, in common with every
American citizen, the answer which will
be given by the Spanish ministry to this de-
mand. If it be favorable and prompt, and
if Spain shall consent, within reasonable
time, to our opening diplomatic relations
with the Captain-General Of Cuba, for the
adjustment of any questions which may
hereafter arise in our intercourse with that
island, then there will be no disposition on
the part Of the United States 10 disturb the
peace which exists between the two nations.
But if eny hesitation is manifested by the
Cabinet OF Madrid 10 disavow the outrageous
procedure against our flag and the property
Of OUR citizens, and if the contingencies be
not removed by which similar occurrences
may be occasioned, we shall advocate the
employing of all the power which the gov
eminent can command in support of our
rights and interests in Cuba. The world
would consider us as weak as we would in
reality be mean, if we were to suffer even
the first power Of the earth 10 offer us in
sult-added to injury--as repeatedly as they
have been PERFORATED upon us by Spain
during the last five years. The time has
arrived when forbearancc TO even an ;mbe-
cile nation--whose obstinacy or ignorance
has brought it to the verge Of run-ceases
TO be virtue. We must no. only receive
redress for the past, but we must have
abundant security for the future. Its rela-
tons with US will have to be bettered, or
they will have TO be discontinued.
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Or.
Balance received from old treas'r ......S - 10
Amount received from settlement with
old collector NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 II
Amt of tax book for year 1853 ........ 216S 80
Amt reed for circus, shows, &c ....... % SO
Amt g I" fines ..,......... q GO
Amt received on delinquent list Of 1852, 10 90
Amt deposited with treasurer for sale Of
Hogs ............-.. .... ............ 8 IS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-30

y,oi arn,t oe 49, 80 tra; oisN e.
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paS;d e Steinmetz for ;rnnrovo-
ment of streets.... 1862 90
Paid Mrs. Triplett for wheelbar-
row ...... ...... ...... ...... 90
Paid s. Ste;nmetz for quarrying
stone ...... ............. 80 -
Paid J. & J.Harrison for lumber, 10 50
| MI t., n,y;e Co. too,, ~ IN IN
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paid 6 Steinnetz FOR cutter on
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
AZ Notice This. =R

Thursday Morning, March 80, 1864.
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CALIFORNIA Nrws-Important adrices Of
Walkers E'pedition. the 18th Febru-
AIRY, the ships Columbia and Portsmouth at
rived at Enzenads. On the l4th, Walker
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STATEMENT.

Sto,cing the Receipts aud Expenditures Of the City
Of Glasgoc, for lie fiscal year ending .lprH ],
1854.
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HEMP SEED EGR SALE.

4 LOT Of fresh, genuine, Hemp seed for sa!e,
"A. low for cash, al The store of NaLson 8, Bar.
tholow, Glasgow, and Jne. II. Grove, Cambridge.
Apply early, or send orders. mh3c-2t
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By delinquent list or 1S53......S 81 90
BY commissions paid collectors. 112 04-ii6 Oh
Total amt of receipts in hands Of treasr. 2160 So
BY amt plank road taXes...... DOC 90
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FTTER FROM A WOODWORKING

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Pail .DELPHIa May 10, 1884.
Ts he Pubshsr If he Expose ofhs kaoT- Notitag'
Nh You think cute tNoW dontyou lno
H.hrg Expose" Of yours guess you think Won kn9"
hing don't You don know 80 much a. ne
that much because Solomon the wises
nan he knew Io;hing fou think ha book Of
vars gouz dernoh noble 0cc-y do Well think
Old eow going to do such hns and . 20 The fellow
he amt served such Ike chaps who
their oshs and bsted secrets they ore TO MAINTAIN
frylols.e have been served ont before.
We are going 20 root the Cahoes OF the snd mind
YOU aud have America ruled by Americans: and not
bv psck Of h and natural born Catholics aud
neither book help H. Archbishop hughes nor
priests and Jesuts the country The Know Nohngs se
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hing because cursed book sells but you w hhi
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society and then bebbed how
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he'll ID sight than gave him yet NOW aAe my
that ENro quick possbe don
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forgive the author 800, -. r..,.- -.
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has be Virtue and before many
mon rs YOU will e. something you ttle dream Of .
watched interfere with
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One who symps;hizcs with the Know-Nc
LETTER FROM A CATHOLIC PRIEST
Nh Nav 10 n

BALTIMORE, Md, May ~, ltf
MrsEs srE.HSs Co Pnbi.ae. tie Efne the Secret order
q Kao,-NoIainss," No. lss tui'o" It, Ner iO,k -, =,
hand NE @ nuAe s" an n,iou. aud
Sd 1 PT 6 God and ou County sd which
from supeIh peru al W is not worth anything more ana Q
SseGup ersy men od mark have recently degssd
the County w os I 81 AZ n%Se Who are
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tih that the former stupid an the rest God
Ss with 4 =;
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The honor be an humble pastor Bn SIR our Snqsa ia, % n
propeIed all and will continue to do 50 while time
coming forth fiery gold forth from the
We have nothing therefore 10 ear from me ,npdy o.
the Know No'hngs Pity mingled win coHtemp IS 'ne sht IL
which regard them that we feel contempt for the an
os OF d hs s' Sed in hs Pso Of the oc hey axe
sisss nam Aneean or eshexe will view ,h.m with
War the hI on ko~anisn Well we have met and
OF the Naturalization Lave Opposition foreign military
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