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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
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wrappers, can always be had at the Office, al five
cents copy.
G1yD Yearly advertisers are restricted to theirle
climate business. Other advertisements will be
charged at regular rates.
ca" No charge for inserting deaths, but o
charge of fifty cents per square will be made for
obituary notices.
ca The charge FOR marriage notices is left 10
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
ca Where Editorialn notice of advertisement,
is requested,it will be given and charged for.
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NoTIcE.-In order to meet the
mails, we have been compelled to
put our paper to press Wednesday
Afternoon. Advertisers and COR
respondents will please remember
this.
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ladies Dress Goods
Boots and shoes
CLOTHING.

WYE invite special attention to our stock of
w mems and boys Clothing, together with
mems furnishing goods generally. We pay par,
tcuar attention TO this branch of our business
and cannot fail to please, either in styles or prices
sep2S SPOTSWOOD & KlRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

RIvER.--The river continues in fair nav
isable order, and boats are making good time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

0 TN" 1lttNfFNs
T INVITE the particular attention Of the Ladies
l. 10 lay large and beautiful assortment OF new
style Dress Goods, consisting in part of
Plaid and plain fancy and black silks;
Plaid and plain French Merino;
Plaid stripe and solid coored mV4seiinc delaires
and csshneres;
Solid coored satin finished cashmere, new ar
ticls
Solid colored English AIcrno>;
Debozis coal.s, sZcttes, embgoileries
White goods, worstcd and silk hose;
Ribbons, gloves, handke,chiefs, yel4s, SC,
My stock III this department is very complete, and
the ladies are respectfully invited 10 call and eN-
anime before they purchase elsewhere.
octl9 7. \. SAVAGE.
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SgNDESIES,

A GENERAL stock of hardware, queensware
n. castings, carpenters tools, light groceries
wall paper, carpets, nails, cotton yarn, batting
hats and caps, &c, for sale by
scp2s SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

4 Few fine hats and caps. for men and boy
n for sale very low Tor cash.
sepl4 :. B. FOrBIs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
@ IN q II g IL a I9S

T7HE subscriber would inform the public that
I he has established agencies throughout the
for the disposal Of the beautiful enErrlv-
Ing known as zone Of Life;s Happy Hours."-
Il is beautifully executed on steel, and is worthy
4 prominent place in either paror or drawing
room. The original painting, (by Mrs. LILY VI.
Spcncer,) is at present in the possession or MI.
Charles Seson. The engraving is tWenty-one
by twenty-seVen inches, reprcscntnga young ana
lovely woman blooming with health; upon her
knee stauds fine looking little fellow, engaged in
puckng flowers from vase upon table near
at hand. and entwining them in his mothers hair,
which. owing to his depradatons, is hanging some
what loosely about her beautiful neck, while the
countcnance Of each indicate that the artist did
not fail to represent One of Life's Happy Hours.
BY issuing 10000 copies, the subscriber is ena-
bled to finnish them at the above price, and on
completing the sale to present 10 the members Of
the Association the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
l Farm in Cook county, Illinois, 81 acres,
with fine dwelling house, barn, ncCcs-
sary out houses. and variety OF fruit
trees, Under good cultivation, valued at 800
country residence, pleasantly situatcd2
miles from St. Louis; the mouse is near
~ new, and finely ornamented with
fruit and shade trees, '...'.''''' '... 400
2 T. Gilbert & Co.'s pianos ...... ...... LOCO
elegant pianos, rosewood cases ..'..'' 900
5 Prince Il Co.'s meiodeons '''' ''.''.. 100
superb keyed accordeous ..'......... 60
set parlor furniture 100
set superb parlor furniture ..'........ 500
10 gents fine gold watches .......... 1870
10 ladies' fue gold watches'.. ..'...... $50
10 ladies' fine gold guard chains.... 700
10 GENTS fine goid vest Chains ..'........ 800
20 SETS ladies' ornamcnted bracelets...'. 200
10 sells ladies' omamentcd ear rings 100
% gents cluster pins. ..'........ 100
% ladies' fine Mosaic pins ...'.. ...'..'. 2jO
90 gents gold rings with settings'.'' 400
200 gents gold pens with cases....' $3.50 1000
200 ladies' gold pens with cases. '''' 1000
1000 gold pens, enamellcd points ...". 80. ,lnN
100 gents Turkey morocco port-monaies'' 2oo
loo ladies' pearl lnaid port-monaies ...... l5y
/ d0ubie-barreied gun, silver mounted. 81
set bunting trappings ...... ......'... =
Averv;s sewing machines ........ lCC
so ladies' figured silk and satin parasols.. 2JL
50 ladies' silk umbrellas... ....... 25L
80 gents silk do ......... 2Si
| 100 gents walking canes.'.....' '.....'. 2Ut
200 ladies' fans, various patterns ''..'.... oot
10 ladies' go!d thmbes ..... a
! 81 ladies' silver thmhies ...... .......... !,
| 3 ladies superb work boxes ''.''. '..'.. q
| 3 gents dressing cases.... ...... .....' q
splendid pleasure carriage... 30;
! 1909 popular literary works...... '....... l0U'
| 1900 fine steel engravings Of Clay ...'''.. 900
! $500 do do do Webster 100,
| 1900 do do 90 Calhoun ''''' l;2U'
! In making the above selection, nothing has bcei
included that is not highly useful and desirable
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- ACON--3,OO0 lbs choice sides in store and io
ID sale cheap. scPli J, Z. FOHBiS.
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Z. :. EGAE5. ANi3 EEgEGsl RGUTE.
Carrying i7Ao GREAT Snrs.icEss aud
i.Ns:NFIQ N.alf,
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shit
Powder nuEl SILnt.

30 kegs FFF gun powder
do1 kegs rifle DO
IS bags shot assorted sizes, by the tar or
pound. sepil J. B. NOEBjS
CtUNS-N small lot oc No. double b2rrelcd
VI shot guns which lyI.i be sold low FIR cash.
scpl4 !. T.. FORBLS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
London, March l, 1854.

PROGRESS OF THE REDELs MAR PkkIS.-We have says
tho Chnd Mil two reports respecting the Revolution
upon Chinese authortythe one that tho
seized north Of Pekn; but there nothing said Of
their having taken Pekin ITSELF aud unless that be
pshed minor In that quarter aud that
sou not very auspcous. Tho other Chinese state.
ment Is, that up to tho 18th December when the Junk
which brought tho intelligence started from Ten sin that
place had not been TAKEN The Rebels under Yang stu.
tsng the Eastern King, still cncamped Using hae
Fuhin and Yang thu ching lfthis improbable state
ment be essentially correct then the Insugent bands had
been lying there from the 2Sth October the 18th De.
cember the intervening period of fifty days being suni-
cient to have sent to Nankin and fitted that eet of
ofso00 vessels Of all kinds carrying in all some 10 900
men, which, according to the published account the
French saw at the mouth Of the Imperial Canal being
generally said at Nankn, that this immense convoy wac
to carry supply Of provisions and renforcemens to
fang.chow and the Northern army North China Herald
Dec. 24.) When We say the French saw this we mean
that they said to have IT, and may depend on
no better authority than rumor which has In an
other respect beed profusely liberal in numbers alike to
Rebels and impcria the latter having consigned to them
combined force Of 10000. defending the PROVING. of
Chihah while the former, the French weretold-we sup.
pose by rumor-have about 600 900 in at Nam
Kin besides 100000 women in brigades Of $4,000 hav-
lug officers Of various ranks Of their sex-a part of
this organization being body Of 10000 Kwangs women
said to be girrisoncd soldiers in the Tartar cy"-
How such monstrous regiments Of women" are kent In
ORDER and how the total millions fed and supported
month after month, rumor does not to say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
oALIFoRNGA-FuRrugR1rENs OF NEWS

RfCn sPEcIHEs-The editor OF the Nevada Journal has
seen specimen Of rock, taken from tunnel nj Smith,
Diggings completely impregnated with gold weighing
400 pound and yarousy estimated in value from
900, to $4,000.
SINGULAR SPEciMES.-At Bourbon Hill in Nevada coun.
ty specimen Of oak wook partially CHARGED was re-
Gently taken out OF shaft hundred aud ninety feet
below the surfice Of the ground.
EASoiSG iS NAPA CoUSTY.-An Indian was hung at the
Nnpa embarcadero Sunday afternoon without the bene
t Of clergy jury lie had been arrested for some AZ.
tempted outrage white woman, aud during the
absence Of the Sheriff, taken out Of the dock,
up by some Of the citizens aud thus summariiy pun
ished.
WnAT BEcoNEs THE IsDfASs?-The Shasta Courier
IL Informed by SIR. Gardner Brooks that on Friday the
18th FEB, a psrty ~ nineteen white started from Mr.
Ciscys rancho Glover Creek for the purpose Of whip
ping n number Of 1ndians who, the day previous had
stolen some stock from Hoopers rancho Oak Run The
first rancheria they attacked contained but one Indian
man. whom they killed. They next fell upon the rancba
and seriously woundirg five others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

cE 1t is stated that the Empress of France has dan
gerous rvalthat Louis has been smen with the charms
ola beautiful and accomplished English lady named Smead
and that the last ball given the Tuileres the EN-
paid her such prolonged and special attention the
Empress has positively and indignantly forbidden her ad-
mission to the Tuillerss hereafter. letter-wrter de-
scbiug her charms appears have been rendered par
tally crazy himself. Hear him:
She is the most thoroughly, perfectly beautiful
| ever saw, either in Europe America Her type is
altogether English; she has the far complexion light
har the blue which characteristic OF the nation
and tritie of eDbonpont which lady may have ad
vantage even at tweuty In form she is aues aud
IN manners she is model. Every seemed knoA
the circumstances OF the late raions palace
consequently when she stopped she the centre of ii
dense group OF worshpPers and when she sat- all circu
iaon was rendered impossible aud the passage 10 and
from her were blocked up hopeessy. She bore il with
unbroken Cquan nifty, hardly noticing that she the
object of UNUSUAL remark; she had learned
tiu woman Is doubly beautiful whea unaffected. simple
have dreamed Of such wonderful Perfection;
tany peauer has created from tue depths OF his
i'm equation, and OF the unreal suggestions Of in
splred fancy, face adorably lovely auoh
er like it, except perhaps in Crcassia Baltimore
heigh he The Empress had good reason TO be jealous;
she herself is far less handsome"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

ExTRAoRpISARY DIscovERY.-E[hnging Of Hundn
Body ia Peirfsd Siate.-Iesterday afternoon some
wokmen excayang cellar on Linton street, short
distance beo8 John street, they in with
hard substance about nine feet below the grade OF the
street, which, after some trouble, excavated and
brought TO light and proved to be human body in per.
feet Of peacon This extraordinary specimen Of
the human rase j. male about feet inches in leng,h
The hair vey Short and have been shaved
in several parts its formation perfect and apparently
uninGred by Time. The face is singulary formed aud
differing in shape aud expression from ans of the races
OF the present age. What Is remarkable the body
is perfect in als parts every muscle, fibre and snew
being perfectly developed. The color is rather of light
gray and parts approaches very to the white
man, although this may nl.e ksen produced by the action
OF the soil in which has been buried perhaps for ages
number of eminent scientific gentlemen visited this
markabe and strange eIhumaton yesterday afternoon
but nothing OF definite character arrived relative
the cause what length of time had lain there al
though all agreed that several years have elapsed
since it was bured-C Cincinnati Inquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
IaR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.
huslness must he nddreIsed 10 NJ
How Stand, III. Adululs,r,,loD ,

The late election returns show a fearful reckoning
against the Brigadicr's Administration. 1t appears
that in the elections which have taken place within
the past few months in the States of New York,
Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecti-
cut, the Administration has sustained dead loss Of
one hundred and eighty odd thousand rotes. a con-
tinuaon Of falling off like this will leave it without
any friends at all long before the expiration Of its
term-ofice seekers always excepted for that patr-
otto class Of individuals will hang on to the flesh pots
so long as there is morsel Of public plumber for
them to feed upon. The like never was known in
the history Of any preceding Administration. Not
the abominabe Administration of John Tyler
furnishes parallel. member Of Congress in n
speech made on the floor Of the House of Represen>
tatives lew days ago, very pertinenty remarked,
that the odious Tyler Administration could always
command seven steady and true men at any hour to
defend it in Congress, but that the Pierce Admins.
tration was reduced to less than half that number
already In less than twelve months Of its career
lost the confidence of the public. The people have
repudiated it in their State elections and nearly all the
politicians OF its own party have become disguised
with its imbece course and fast forsaknga sink
ing ship. Let the fate Of the Democratic party be
what 1t may, one thing is certain the Administration
oil Franklin Pierce has gone to pieces There is no
mistake about it and tue wise ones of the party
know it full well We shall stop here to rcterate
the causes of this They we'll known to the
country FROM one end to the other. They have work
ed out their effects sooner than its opponents
could have anticipated and the result shows for itself
too plainly to be questioned Such facts and figures
as are exhibited in the late popular election cannot
be mistaken. The "stand by the Administrations
wing Of the Democratic party may talk of its merits
and popularity to tn r hearts content but it won't
do While they are figuring out the strength of the
Administration on paper, the sovereigns are rolling
up their by the thousand and hundred thousands
against it. They cannot stem the torrent of public
indignation at the corrupt imbecle and treacherous
course of President Pierce and his Cabinet. The
faithful few who are now struggling hard to accom-
plsh that purpose WILL long, the folly Of their
course if they have not seen it already. We have
not lost all hope yet of such in this quarter BY
the 4th of March, 1857, we shall see TINT an Admin
istraton which came into power by an Overwhelming
majority, will go out of power by general acclama.
ton. Mark the prediction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

IN The Grand Lodge OF Virginia. l. o. o. T., closet
Its session in this city last nigh. The following arc tho OH
GERS elect for the ensuing year.
N. w. Grand Master, J. Lewis Kinzsr. OF Alexandria
R. w. Deputy Grand Master. wm. II. Cook, Of Car.
roll -
r. w. q. Warden, n. X. Trout, Of Stauntcn.
r. w. q. Secretary. Michael Segars, OF Richmond.
r. w. g. Treasurer. Geo. w. Toler, do
X. w. q. Chaplain, J. d. Kelley, Petersburg.
w. g. Conductor, Geo. d. Moss, Uppervfle.
w. q. Guardian, Alex. Grant, Richmond.
w. G. Marshall, J. II. Delsny, Norfolk.
w. q. Herald, j. w. Chidress, Richmond.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge Of tho United
States,-J. r. Edmouds, Alexandria; J. II. Fit,husb
Wheeling .e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

HusrlsG's CouRr, YEsrrRnAr.-The case OF Francis
Forwell and VIM. McKennv charged with stealing sac,
from Thomas ]. Biuns while he on q drinking spree,
at Rockets the 2e.h Of las, month"; contnu ed till
next term.
George Elan, and John Smith, two boys. charged with
breaking into the stable and adjoining Office of Stephen
N Davis the evening Of the 26th of last month"; were
sent on for trial to the Circuit court
When the parties detected, they had folded up,
evidently with intent to carry away harness and 9th
articles In this consists tho entire amount Of their
guilt and to this extent il is pretty certain. Elan admit
ted having taken umbrella which no sold TO negro
Thoy were remanded TO Jail
Timothy Collins, Jeremiah Downs, Patrick Wilhelm
and Mike Larney, put trial for assaultng and
beating Jacob S. Atee, about two months ago. at Rock.
etts, about the bour OF IL or o'clock at night
The whole evidence gone into and the case given
to the jury Who because Of the lats hour which it
closed, discharged until to-day, when they to
re- assemble and render their verdict.
The parties admitted to bail In the sum of $500
each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

We have taken no part in the spcculatons Of the
press concerning the authorship ofthe Hulsemnnn let
ter. That Mr. Webster was, and that Mr.. Eycrctt
not The author Of said letter, VIC have never en-
tortaineda doubt. II would be no disparagement Of
Mr.. Everett TO say that he was not equal to such
tas:-no public man that this country has yet pro-
duccd equal to ii but Webster himself The fol.
lowing letter from Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Times to be authentic and no doubt
gives the true version OF the matter
WlsnSoroS, April 10, 1854
have taken some pains to inform myself Ia regard to
che authorship OF the usemann letter Ibave converted
with Mr. Everett freely IN regard the very intimate re-
ons existing between Mr.. Webster and himself before
and aer the date Of that letter. aud fee that am not
trespsssing the bounds Of friendship and confidence in
correcting report injurious alike TO the living and the
dead. IL Is well known by all Mr. Everetrs personal
friends that his acceptance Of the post Of Secretary Of
State, after Mr. Websters death, solely aud eIelu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

~ The FilHbuser expedition of Walker and his
ederates into Lower Cal orna appears TO have proved
disastrous failure. His party is represented to be in
state of horrible dscord and likely any time pitch
into each oher-nos his iguiacent promises tend
irg In thS least TO psciiy them. The inhabitants,
doubt, wonderitrrck his imperial airs and magnio-
quent pronuncianeutoes-but for all that, they don't
relish much the rule of their sefclected Presi-
dent The fate Of American Fbusters thus far appears
10 have been hard one. 80 it be- at all times,
hereafter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

TT AUCTIoN-A large quantity Of Groceries and Fruit th,
morning by 49,
api3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO., Aucts
NJOTCEThe meeting Of the stockhoers OF the Richmond
~ and DaHvilc Railroad Company, will day
O'Clock, NJ, at tho Metropolitan Hail.
api8-lt p VAN DEURsEN Secretary.
~ DIR. G.. IL. BRAINERD would inform the public
that he waiting the Committee
mond report and be consulted the
I'll Monday, May LIST, 1854 from to IL A. NJ. and
r. W. Ny will be Short therefore
apply at Correspondents by box
70l New York oy stating the and whether
the eyeba u small Large; also whether
promptly or Is sunkencan for dollars obtain advice;
treatment for ten dollars in which
deducted. The poor fAyorably considered.
Dr. BRltSEED has restored perfect
partial AMI total blindness of
by from 10 seconds to minutes application by scientific
Of his own discovery without cutting pain wash,
Dr. has aso cured Of Inflammation various
graVated grades from. and intolerance light
pes or loss Of sight from and
have emained permanent to the present
For abundant evidence nf the stated reference
had statements Of treated published city
papers Many Of those be his
or Of each day At which hours Dr. D. will perform
perments on the worst that may be presented.
r. g. See notice above, for hours and
see Dr. Brsned within the time stated will dl aim at all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

MAroRr CopRr rEsrrRDAr.-DrsKRrioS.-Th three
corlorod seamen, Thomas Howard, Henry Clarke, and
Joseph wsrder charged with DESERVING the brig Ceopa
tra of New York, Capt VIM. s. Carver lately arrived
here from New Orleans, were again up on yesterday.
Tho Capt was not present. not having yet returned
from New York, where he had gone few days ago on
private business. Tho was therefore, continued m
to-day, when II is expected he win appear.
statement was made by Mr.. Howisop, the prisoners
counsel Of all the facts In this case which are as follows
Tho prisoners shipped in New York for New Orleans,
whence they to direct to northern port as
specifically indicated in their shipping articles Instead
OF returning TO northern port in compliance with tho
conditions upon which these had shipped the vessel
took in cargo for this city, where she arrived days
ago. contrary to the expectations Of tho prisoners and in
decided violation Of tho terms upon which they had
shipped.
We apprehend that tho Northern position Of this port
with regard to New Orleans will DO presented as plea
in Justification of the pursued by tho Capt In this
matter.
The definition "northcrn" cannot certainly apply to
the port Of Richmond. Aud if it did, the reasona
BILE presumption In this be- that the parties
In entering into an agreement which stipulated their
turn to northern" port contemplated port least
north OF slave state. For being FREQ negroes and
doubt aware Of the restrictions which laws impose
on that class Is probable they had regard only
northerp ports where they would be liberty 90 at
large rs they thought proper.
They gave some impudence to the officer who arrested
them. for which they will have account and pay up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

CAPITOL SaUARE.-Some improvements being
made in this handsome retreat by the uprooDg of oil the
large stones in the pathways The earth and gravel
oosened up the process the walks thereby render
ed unsued for promepadng at present. They will how
ever, become agreeable when these elements attain
proper consistency. The whole square presents
aspect but lacks the great requse-seats
nens points along the walks Since the Council evncc
disposition to make these necessary Iimprov emens would
il be well that the citizens would raise among them
selves sufficient to do We satisfied that
having families to enjoy the recreation Of stroll
and lounge in the square during the hot season, would
hesitate contribute a triae towards this object We
hear nothing as to which of the bands will undertake
play there for the coming scason.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

eS- Dickens has published in the Household Words
most beautiful and noble tribute to the memory of the
late Justice Tafourd The following the closing par
agraphs:
The conscientious judge the charming writer and &c
compishcd speaker, the gente-heart, gieless sTec-
tionate man. has entered on brighter world. Very,
very many have lost friend; nothing creation has lost
enemy.
'The hand that lays this poor flower on his grave was
mere boys when lie first clasped it-newly come from
the work in which he himself began life-te use to
the plough 1t has followed since obscure enough with
much 10 correct aud learn. Each of its successive tasks
through many Intervening years. has been cheercd by
his warmesi interest, and the friendship then begun
has npened to maturity 10 the passage Of time; but
his winning goodness at first than at last. The sue
cess OF other men made as little change in him as his
own"