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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Spanish Affairs.
WAsurSGroS, April

WAsuIsGToS, April %.
The Union, this morning, has long ar
ticle on the state of affairs with Spain. Il
states that the President regards the recent
bringing TO an examination American vess els
violation of international law, and an in
dignity to our flag, and an aggression upon
our rights which will not be tolerated.
Commodore M'Cauley is not to agree
with the Spanish cruisers rs to the right Of
search or visitation, but TO say to them, you
can claim no right of search, visitation or
examination of any vessel rightfully bearing
our flag upon the high seas, under any pre-
text, in my presence or within my reach.--
Ifyou attemptit the act will be at your per-
il.
The Union says further, the Spanish Gov
ernment have issue of war or peace in their
hands; for if they persist in their agrees
sions war is inevitable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
The Citizens of Clay and the Parkville
Mob.

A meeting of the citizens of Clay county
was held in Liberty, last week, which adop-
ted preamble and resolution, approaching
the destruction of the Parkvile Luninary
Printing Establishment, and pledging them
selves to sustain the citizens of Platte
They adjourned to meet in Parkvlle on the
9th Of May, sand in person endorse their ac-
tion." 80
The meeting was addressed by Gen. B. F.
Stringfellow, Maj. John Dougherty, w. E.
Price, Judge Thompson, Gen. w. Withers,
H. L. Routt, md Maj. ]. H. Adams, after
which the following proceedings were had:
On motion of G. w. Withers, one hun
dred delegates from each Township in the
county were appointed to meet our fellow
citizens of Platte in council in Parkville on
the 9Th day Of May next.
On motion of Maj. J. H. Adams. COM
mittee Of five from each township were APP
pointed by the Chair to wait on all persons
in the least suspected of Freesol or Adolf
tionism, and notify them 10 leave the county
Immediately.
Ahe ClaiHhn aDpoihteu tne IOlioWlHR
persons under the last motion: ]. T. V.
Thompson, Joel Turnham, A. G. Reed, o.
P. Moss, d. Adkins, ]. H. Adams, G.
H. Wallis, w. E. Price, S. Levi, Geo. w.
Withers, David Morris, Thos. M. Gosney,
Lewis ]. Wood, Thos. ]. Young, Edmund
Tilman, A. t. Force, VIM. Austin, A. C.
Courtney, Ryland Shackelford, Henry Es-
ties, Major John Dougherty, Wyatt Wills,
Willis Vim, Fountain Waller, and A. Muir.
ray.
On motion of H. l.. Routt all persons Of
this county who are subscribers for papers
in the least tinctured with Freesoil or Abo.
liionism. are requested to discontinue them
immediately.
We much fear our friends in the western
portion of the State are going little too fal
for the good Of our common interests. Mer
may be unjustly suspected" as we know
many are unjustly and falsely accused, ant
if the committee do not act with great eau
ton, instead of presenting united front, Their
will grow up opposing parties among us
and we shall have internal wars, much I
the qualification Of Freesoiers and Adolf
tlonists, and greatly to our own injury
"Zeal should be tempered with prudence,
to the end that we may successfully hold tn
vantage ground we have already gained.
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River and Weather.

The river is as low as it has been at any
time this spring, and falling. Navigation is
almost suspended, and without an early rise
boats will be compelled to lay up.
The weather continues warm and dry,
but from appearances, before this paper is
widely circulated, we shall have rain
Rain has fallen all around US, but as yet we
have been missed. Heavy rains are much
needed by the farmers, and ifcome not soon,
the crops in the ground must suffer.
P.S We had fine shower Tuesday, and
good prospect for more, when We went to
press-Tuesday afternoon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

RIcH SCENES IN A DEMocRArIc CoSvEN-
rioS.-The Covington, Ky, Journal devel-
ops some amusing and interesting facts con-
corning the Democratic Convention held in
that city, the other day, to nominate can
dida,e for Congress in the Tenth District.
The ballots for the different nominees
were not counted oft. The Secretary, after
counting part, was interrupted by mo-
ton to declare Gen. Butler the nominee by
reclamation, which was adopted. A dele
gate, not posted, wanted the counting TO
proceed, in order that he might know how
the vote stood, but he was overruled.
After Gen. Butler was put in nomination,
an ardent delegate. rising TO his feet, de-
cared that "Gen. Butler was second only to
Gen. Jackson, who was second only to Je-
sus Christ" The gentleman, having ex-
hausted himselfas well as the subject, by
this tremendous effort, dropped back into
his seat. At last accounts he was thought
to be in fair way to get up again.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

BoArs ABovE.-We learn that several
boats are laid up between this and Licking
ton, in consequence of low water. There
are two at Hills Landing, among the pas
sengers md crew. numbers have died of
Cholera. The Cataract is some distance a.
bove Hills Landing, unable to proceed
Capt. Welton, and Mr.. Mcdonald, the clerk
are dead, and there is much sickness on
board. These are the rumors that reach
US, and in the main are believed. We can
not vouch for their entire correctness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

TIE CABINET ON CUBAN ArrAIRs.--
The Washington Union notices the reports
sent ont from Washington by news paper
correspondents. to the effect that the Prcsi-
dent and his cabinet were divided in opin-
ion upon questions in relation TO the action
of the Spanish authorities in Cuba submit
ted for their consideration, and says: ''All
rumors of this character are utterly ground
less" II adds:
The President has neither contemplated
nor taken any steps in the matter referred
to, in which he has not had the cordial ap-
prevail of every member OF his Cabinet"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

KANSAS GovERsoh.-We publish call
in to-day's paper. for the election of new
Governor in Kansas Territory, which will
command attention. We have heard MOTH
ing from the Territory as to what was done,
squatter Sovereignty, is going ahead, finely
and Pierce will soon have to fall into rank
or back his appointee. We suggest his i'm
mediate removal, and the appointment Of
some sound, conservative Southern gentle.
man 10 his place.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

R,rdd Ciicuit Couri-DCre,abtr Term, les!
lilly Emerson. PE.
". Petition IN Attachment
Zenas Handlev, DEITY
NOW comes the Plaintiff aforesaid, by his 81.
" torney, and files here in Court his netlticr,
setting forth that the defendant, ZcnaS u4ndley,
is indebted to him in the sum Of I've hsp4red dol
lars. by promissory note, said amount 10 bear in
terest from LIST day OF November, $50, agd rrav-
ing the court that iu1 Emcnt be rendered for that
amount in his favor, II is therefore ordered by
the court. that the said EsRas Handlev be notified
of the commandment of this Sut, and that unless
Ne shall appear in the Howard Circuit Court al
is next term. to hc held at Fayette. IN Howard
county, al TIE first Monday in June next. and
within the first i've DAYS OF said term and answer
or demur to the PETITION Of the plaintiff, the same
will Ia taken against him as confessed and udc.
ment rendered accordingly.
Ordered TINT the publication of this order h,
made some newspaper printed in Howard cuuu-
iy for four weeks excessively. the last insertion
10 be at least four weeks before the first day Of
the neNttern Of this court; and this cause is con
tnued. Attest: ANDREW COOPER
lhh2s-"+ Clerk.
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IL We learn from the Frankfort Ye

IL We learn from the Frankfort Yeo-
man, that on the 2lst ult., a most horrid
murder was committed in the village Of
Clintonville, Bourbon county, KY, by Solo
mon Smith, upon the person of his father,
VIM. L. Smith. The old man was shot,
(whether with gun or pistol is not stated. J
lie survived till three o'clock the next NOR
ming. The murderer Immediately fled, and
has not yet been taken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

IMpRovEMENr.-The contract for grad
ing, guttering and side-walking First street
between Commerce and Market, has been
let, and will be prosecuted to speedy
completion. 1. will make very handsome
street, and should be ornamented with shade
tres,. Let the property holders look TO
this without delay.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

An OLp CITIZEN GoSE.--Capt. M. v.
Harrison, for many years member of this
county, died on Monday evening, Odd inst.
Capt Harrison, better known as Buck Har.
rison) was highly esteemed by all, and, al
though a warm and enthusiastic partizan he
never permitted his party predictions 10
overcome his personal attachment to his po-
lic,ical opponents. He occupied an envia-
BILE position as a citizen. He was chief
clerk Of the House of Representatives of the
Missouri Legislature during the session Of
1880, and has been Sergeant at Arms
to the Senate at various times since. He
occupied that position during the late SEES
sion,-[ Fulton Telegraph.
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HYDRoruoprA.-During the past week
q dog was killed between this place and
Fayette, supposed to be rabid. 1t had visi-
ted several farms, and bitten number oil
dogs. On Monday, dog was killed in this
place, supposed 10 be mad. Let war be de-
clared on the dogs. We have too many for
comfort or use, and they>should be killed of;
let the work be begun forthwith, aud do not
wait till they show rsbid symptoms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

SEND SrAMP.--Everybody should re-
member to send post Office stamp when
they write about their own business, and re-
quire an answer. The new law requiring
prepayment has gone into effect, and unless
this precaution is observed there will doubt
less be much vexatiOns disappointment, il
not material loss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

ZEE. w. LEWIS, of Miami, died in that
place last Sunday, of Cholera. He had just
returned from St. Louis, having passed this
place on the New Lucy last Saturday,
There had been three deaths OIL the boat
names unknown.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

I3-Some one tells good story Of a broad
backed Kentuckan who went down to New
Orleans for the first time. Whisky, Dandy
and plain drinks he new, but as to the COM
pounded and favored liquors, he was know
nothing. Reposing on the seats of the
court of St. Charles, he observed a score of
fashionables drinking mint Juleps. Boys"
said he, "bring me a glass Of that beverage
When he had consumed the cooling draught
he called the boy. "Boy, what was my
last remark" "Why. you ordered o jul
lep." "That's right, don't forget it-kcep
bringing EN-"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

ask RrHcMoNDs IN THE FIELD. Sam
Houston, alias the Hero of San Jacinto;
George Law, alias Live Oak, alias Live
Hoax; Cornelius Vanderbilt, alias Commo-
dore; Robert F. Stockton, alias Saltey;
William L. Marcy, alias Brooches; William
H. Seward, alias Higher LAVAL for the
Presidency! What a number of double.
headers!
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Fire.

The dwelling house Of Capt. II. H. Nc
Dowell, of Saline county, was burned on
the night of the 25th ult. When first dis
covered, about midnight, the roof of an ell
room was in blaze, which communicated
SO rapidly to the main building, that it was
with difficulty some members of the family,
in the upper story, were rescued. A good
deal of the most valuable furniture was
saved. The fire caught from stove.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

TIE LIFE OF SAM Housros.-Ane lab-
crate memoir of Senator Houston has been
published, which is pretty good evidence
that the political wire-workers have notion
that he is an available candidate for the
next Presidency, or that they will endeaver
to make him so.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

A NEGRo's ToAsr.-On the day of the
election IN Kansas Territory, we were tod
that a slave at the town of Lawrence filed
his glass, mounted wagon, and drank the
following toast:-'Gov. Reeder, the nigeer's
friend: man with q white skin but a black
heart
Pro-slavery men, we suppose, in Missou-
ri, think that the ebony gentlemen was
about right.
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TO Blacksmiths.

WE have made arrangements for the sale Of
W well known Sligo and Tyrone Iron. and
shall have general assortment as soon as frcChts
will admit Of lis being shipped. We shall also
have an assortment of Bellows. Anvls, vices and
and all descriptions of Tools for furnishing shops,
which will he sold as low as they can be bought
abUTe ST. Louis.
CAMERON, MASON 4 SHEPHERD.
March 10, 1865.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

EfGoDEY, FOR MAY, has been received,
and presents grand total of 100 pages read
ing matters full page platcs--65 contrib
utors, and 49 engravings. The young la
dies and old bachelors will examine the fash
ion plate of the Wedding Dress" with
great interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

DEATH PENALTY REsroREp.-The Wis
eonsin Legislature, during its recent session
by decided majority, repealed the law abOl-
ishing the penalty of death, in case of con-
viction for murder or other capital crime.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

\ New SroRE.--The foundation Of . new
store house on the corner of First and Mar
ket streets, is being laid. 1t is for Mkssrs
BARTON, SHAcKELroRD g. Co., and we I'M
derstand is to be of brick, {threc stories
high, including the basement. 1t is an ELI
gible site for business house, and will be
completed and occupied without delay.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

A CHALLESGE.- Mr.. l. o. Shelby, of
Lafayette county, challenges the State 10
exhibit finer bull than hi, four year old,
named Douglas, for a 800 pitcher, the an
finals TO be exhibited and judged at the next
Fair Of the Lafayette County Agricultural
Society. Who's in?
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Hay and straw Cutters.

lust received. another invoice of Sandford's
81 Patent Hay Cutters, (doube set of knives. )
Nos. l.. , and 3; also scyeral other kinds, TO which
we ask the attention Of kaFuers
CAMERON, MASON ~ SHEPHERD.
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I3@Mr. L. A. Wisely, senior editor Of
the Platte .drgu,, spent several days in our
place the past week. He was in the en-
joyment of good health, and we were pleased
TO learn is doing well in the Platte.
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Scene in a KNOW. n othing" Lodge.

Question: Will you hereafter do all in
your power to extend and perpetuate the
potato rot in order to keep the Irish out of
the country?
.4nsucr: | will and further, will extend
and perpetuats rOt-gut whisky, in order to
kill EN- after they get here,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

A Phrenologist, who has examined the
organization ofthe British army, has ex-
pressed the opinion that it is remarkable
for an excess Of Form" and deficiency of
"Order."
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Proclamation.

WHEnBas, Its the duty of nations and
states as well as individuals. at stated times,
TO gratefully return thanks for the many
favors Of kind providence, and at times 10
PROSTATE themselves at the throne of divine
grace, and humbfy petition the Giver of all
Good for n continuance ofhis watchful care.
and that any impending state or national
calamity may be averted:
Now therefore |, STERLING PRIcE, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Missouri, under q full
sense Of obligation and duty, and at the ur-
gent solicitation of many citizens, do by this
my public proclamation, recommend to the
people of this State, without distinction Of
denomination or creed, that they observe
Thursday the hirty,frst day of May, as a
day Of thanksgiving, humiliation and prayer,
that they close their houses Of business,
assemble at their respective places Of
public worship and return thanks for the
many blessings of providence, and humbIy
beseech the divine ruler of the universe,
that our State may be blessed with health,
plcntifullness and prosperity, and that we
may not be visited with famine, pestlence
or civil strife.
In testimony whereof, have hereto set my
hand and caused to be affixed the Great
Seal of the State of Missouri. Done at
the Office OF Secretary of State, in the
City Of Jefferson, ;his 27th April. A. D..
1855. or the I6G lptndence ofthe Uni
ted States the seventy-ninth, and of the
State of Missouri the thirty fourth.
STERLING PRICE.
By the Governor,
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By the Governor.
JoHN NJ. RIcHARDsoN, Secretary ofSta.e.

THE ScuppERNoNG GRAPE This spe-
cies of grape is of delicious flavor, and Won
derfully productive. The Orchad,St says
Of it. Much wine is made of this grape in
North Carolina. Many barrels are made
in single season from single vine. They
are trained on arbors over the large court,
which usually separates the main houses in
that country from the Kitchen, which is in
the rear, and single vine will soon cover
space of hundred feet by forty. The
climate of New England is not SO well suit
ed TO this vine. Accounts have been stated
of single vines, which would produce forty
bushels in Carolina. They are said to flour
ish, and their roots will find nourshment i'll
sandy land, good for nothing else.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
y will apply at the May term of the Howard
county Court for final settlement Of his admin
istration on the estate Of Geo ii. Dulanv, deed.
JAS. G. MAUPIN. Admir-.
apri l2-.it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
REMOVAL.

Our friends and customers will hereafter
find us in our new office, corner First and
Washington streets, just above the Steam
Mill.
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DISSOLUTION

THE Co. Partnership heretofore ryistf,r he's
L tween the undersigned, under the sfvle OF
NORM AN & CO., has been dissolved, by nv
iual-eonScnt W. ]. Gamhrst is alone authorizes
TO settle the business of said rm-colIect ali drc,
una pay oil debts. W. +. NORMAN
March 81, 1850 W. J. GAMBRi,i,.
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WOODEN WARE.

{TT F. beg leave 10 call the attention of House.
w keepers to our assortment Of wooden ware
which is very large.
CAMERON, MASON 4 SHEPHERD.
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At public meeting Of q majority of the
citizens Of the neighborhood present at the
court Of investigation of the charges against
Rev. James Mitchell, Presiding Elder of
Boonville District, now in session at Mt.
Carmel Church, in Saline county, Mo-,
Col. JNo. BRowN was called to the Chair,
and THos. w. BRowN acted as Secretary.
On motion committee of five gentlemen
were appointed TO draft resolutions express
sive of the sense of the neighborhood, in
relation TO the outrage Of last evening, and
other matters connected with the trial.
The Chair appointed VIM. S. Brown. Jas.
S. Guthrey, Josiah Gauldin, JOS Saufly and
P. Y. Irvine said committee; who having
retired for short time, reported the follow
ing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, lSt. That while we do not
charge the presiding officer of the court,
now trying Rev. James Mitchell on sundry
charges of immortality, with intentional
wrong, we can but view his decision thus
far as entirely one-sided, and preiudicial
alike to the best interest Of the church and
the defendant.
Cue mat HuNhS lhu pcISOlI'u dClldilil-
ance with the Rev. Jas. Mitchell for three
years, we have no cause, from facts coming
under our knowledge, 10 look upon him or
regard him in any other light than as
Christian gentleman, equal in talent and ex-
ceiling in devotion 10 his calling. more than
one minister now present
Sd. While entertaining these views,
which will be held until evidence appears
to change them, we hereby tender to Rev.
James Mitchell our aid and protection in
thorough sitting of all testimony which
may be adduced against him.
4th. That in the base, wanton, and un-
iustiablc assault upon his person OH last
evening, by o. F. Thomas, a witness in
the case,) we recognise additional evidence
in the apparent combined influences bearing
against the accused, a disposition to accom-
plish by brute force, that which fair deal
ing will not do.
9th. That Jno. R. Bennett, in his action
as prosecutor in the case, has evinced an
uncharitable, unjustifable course, inconsist-
cnt with the character Of christian min
lister, and is deserving alike the censure OF
The church and of this community.
9th. That these proceedings be forward
ed TO the St. Louis Christian Advocate for
publication, and if refused, that they be
published in The Missouri Republican and
St. Louis Inteligencer, and be read to the
court and meeting inside the house.
JOHN BROWN, Ch'nn.
THos. W. BRowS, Sec'y.
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a CARD.

TIVE undersigned will continue the S,iknr
l. busin ess as usual, at the Old stau6 for
meriy occupied by Norman & e., and hayip-
engaged the services of Experienced Manufsctr.
rers' wiIl continue to furnish IS good Cigar, al
as low rates, anil on as liberal terms as any ho,.n
IN tho State, and hopes TO receive share ~ puh.
lie nstronsgs. VIM J. GAMRRFI
Glcsgo~, Arrl 5,Is5s.
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Rev. James Mitchell-Publio Meeting.
SALINE Co, April %. 1855.

Oh. GnrrN, Esa.-Dsar Sir: In the
"Times" of the 26th inst, I see an article
copied from the Republican Of the l7th, sta
ting that the Rev. James Mitchell, of Boom
vile district, has been suspended from the
ministerial office, which so far is correct; but
as 10 his being suspended by the action Of
the whole committee is incorrect, as there
was minority report read and handed in
by Rev. ]. Bond, stating that he found no
ground to substantiate the charges rendered
against him by the other committeeman in
their report. Now, sir, knowing your dis
position to do justice to every one, l polite
ly request that you insert this in your pa
per, together with the accompanying reso.
lutions, it being the request of one that was
present at the closing and rendering Of the
report of the investigating committee on
that case. Your, respectfully,
P. IRVINE.
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, May 8, 1855.
Link for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before thu
name, signifies that the time paid for hal
expired.
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WANTGD,

WE will purchase at fair rates, bacon. lard,
w hides, taow, beeSwav, Flaxseed, Sc
CAMERON, MASON x SHEPHERD.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
GLASGOW, MO.
SELLING RATES OF EXCHANGE.

SELLING RATES OF EXCHANGE.
Baltimore ....4 pm, Pittsburgh ...... pm
Philadelphia .'...4 pm, Cincinnati ''."' pm
Boston; ...... ....4 pms Louisville .....'i Pm
New York .'.."4 PM St. Louis go. ....I pm
nUYING RATES OF CURRENCY.
Kentucty... .....l dis Tennessee .......2 dis
Ohio 80. ......l dis South Carolna..3 dis
Indiana...... ....l dis North Carolina. 30 dis
Virginia .........1 dis Louisiana ......:.l dis
Wisconsin ......2idIs Eastern ...,lIdis
r-Er Deposites received. Time and light Ex-
change wanted. Land Warran bought and sold.
Drafts and notes collected. Exchanged in sums
to suit. always for sale.
Hv Four per centinterest paid ondepostes
remaining 80 days or more.
WESTON F. BTRCH& SON.
Glasgow, February 10, 1854.
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STRAY MULE.

N Sraycd from the subscriber last fall, .
VA MULE, two years old this spring, bran
aEs1ded f on the left shoulder. ANY inform
alton relative 10 said mule will be thankfully re-
ceived. JOHN II. ESTELL.
May3-3w