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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
l'ELEGRA PHlCE NEWS
BY the National Line.
Observation-Disclosures lCYIXfKLLlo IScER
FOREIGN VIEWS.
ANIMAL oH FnE AElA.

M ~ an
IAtIF4A' reg. tF.l'--' !e steamer asa attltea
ssts 1o'usy WIZ LFSSl0o' cafes 10 sa'u'aay' Tue
Ea9 Instant
| @E,oA'lcS! news :, R'saly lnpot'on1;
AS p'e1cNea we tes'e999n O loFd Soan S9s'
sen mas eeea l0!o%e4 ~ lhat OF lAe enIlte MN
SslII' " y sNF Ir'eS' N0''Ets no We" Ea9aeN
l' a, Yen 7, e cons ~ e. $50.
LOW LON t1etpl Neg VTen lAElIeo 70 loIM nc"
'llaislIy, ppt naq peTn 0nsgccestlul.
Ly1l Fat'Beia0at Lol4 !.aRtS90Wn snn lofa
O4IlenueH ate s4l SnoSsN o. sol ne new MlhS'E'
anu ths an&le'y on The subject II "ety great
| no nslaln5 u tmpotINAce had taken place 10
the EIl'Rta.
Supplies lot the English and French troops wefe
arriving al Ihe CtIsa, and lhe conditions Of lhe
troops were Improving.
/ Etn$St7 hes sainel tIlumph oveI Ausstla.-I
| Tue to1met made proposition 10 prevent the mo-
Dlilotion ollie Gelnanlc pImy, whlsh has been
/ eettied aeojnst AOsttis.
EnElauj sstepdto loan Sardinia GI 100000.
Tie psuss!tn AtlDy Is placed on vat f0oting
Prussia refused 10 petnit The FEench stnly 10
match thronehhe territory,
The Ftsneb lotte 10 svatd tie Austrian fton.
rte Gffck tiafcultIes hare been stl.nted,
Soule is reputtri to be lying setouslyil
Tue anouot u ballion ia lie Bsrk Of England
has increased Els2,bOl.
The London Money M.tket.--Ametiean stock
market finn; U, S. stock advanced, No chsnke
IN ' ton.o S,%, quoted al III, $3.50 ~
LlyEEpoot, 2.-Milgan's cireulat quote, sales
Of Cotton lof the week al $1,000 bales. rices
easier. moi ouotably lower, New Orleans fair 81,
m6jIint 5lt Uniand fait63.S, middlinI 5. Sales
fot snecuIation Il, Goo tales, iot eSpo,. 1880.
In dout and wheat tLe,e has been srns Il specu.
ilaliye demand. We,etn CanaI flour 4Ss, good
Sio 4s ss Coin declined Is. white S AS s.. yellow
a.: tstj finn.
% s ".r,ntincss limited, mice. upcb,pr.
"a p,"vision. Nnrbsrs+d.
rro"D's Iro,n lie Crimes states that there il no
h,,Io yT ~ any avn Moment ON Doomsc i movements e.
sit s,iII toias on. ptossis chtctna,ts AuAtt;a
IN ti sssSoH n tbe fittnsnio ieI on Inc ptono.
.tt;nN ~ 1Hs,ti, tor Fs"etaI rnob;li,aton II lie
t.Ss,,I s,mx snj ti,t If prussia 10 nlacs con,ef.
ssS,. ' aaiv an on "T to,ins was esreJ aSh,
sN.,.;s va o,sv;o". cscE nt.rents HUStr, from
%s.,,," .o,n,tsS5 ~ tbs f4jatsl amy Tbe Aus.
I ;,;'n of,st ns''es' SnlIHsss IN fnmI;,
W. p,n "s :. o,sn.rins n, action.
NJ p.n -, roS.,1meni ' has .treel Inc i'm.
n.a1a, ,no,iIi,,So" ~ IeI ,,",v and lie III And
~ ~, "'s,s5 N occsDv Ssr"v and Ssns.
i S ~. WIZ ~ N'''S'F'
"s p,o..;,n ,;,o,tnb addresses, 10 lie cabinet, Of
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l4to,1ASr 10 1ne Mrastss OF Tur Aoheut1u'
RAJ SocrI7r.--lt will be seen by an advertisement
in snOlhsr column, thai The postponed meeting Of
Ne Wettern Virginia Agricultural Society and lu'
JusttiaI Institute wllltake rIsee Of The office in
.l'ulon Han ps Saturday next, the 7th inst. The
Meeting is tot the purpose Of settling up the bust
,sss Of last ytst and e!ectpg Objects lo' the co.
rs.nr year, AMI should secute full attendance.
Ma. BAkts's tpgogsuenI al The Athsaeum hos
tipS.i.
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Backed Out.

ZEE ay Ills mornings raptt that Mr. parriLet bask'
oy hnH A!t Eff 10 cpwP,W Hork rita etY man ~ EHI
hit OS+r Stall 10 morrow issue kAndbt showing w
tie 6IIet 81 rt'ttLses, IL their tFUt I'Sh1' r,,e
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c,
l sa,'; 'sS %SSs,'AiVs'ooto4

N2t,:. NsII'wtz 4 Nsv5rsl3
lstF S!T& 81 was IEfOttd, By friend Of EaiGe, IN
iry HtmPtonS vtr:Ahc ElnciVIe TOT pjAPeRtiS, WllN
which ln sft.ed in ia nS' akstAYs.ed aud dlttTtSE
iEs forh1. Eu't hNCd td Csfd OGe b0'ie, tbd thsU.
Is tvred me- have iLHOCed o;aerS 10 lry II, bA, d
whom, II col A. lIesk LtsEiy Of III Ard wolia ny Ia
inOse vie hite VyItFlaia, II Lsy nil we IiamPs0n's
Ysktl1be EILElv;t, 1t WltttttilHaJ tpEeihkEn,
YG9ES, viii Cteat ltSpty I,
III, NEWCOMER.
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ArnESEpv,--M tamiso1 was greeted last
nicLl with large, fashionable and Approving au.
d.ence. This reception was, most suisly, well de.
..yeJ, Tot his Damon wss 10 cvtty respect wotthy
Of his laItn.s, and his teppta!ioa as one Of the
list actots ofthe eoantty. The play was through.
ou. Nell telIeted--in ) style worthy Of the most
respectable stages, and ne wete glad 10 perceive
tAsl lite Intelligent audience were an1lous 10 les
lity tteIt expectation q the Managers praise.
worthy efforts, and also u cypress their apPto5s.
ton to Sit. JANlsoS, which they did by an enthu.
ssstie call tot lis sppestaate in front Of Tue cut.
tain. Nj. JaHison responded in Stty apptopti.
ate msnhti. WeWe!e glad also 10 petceiye tllat
Mt. Strong was brought Up 70 sn exhibition Of his
almost capacity, aud tASlLis l'ylMas WAS quite
ctedtaIle. When he appeared IN font Of the
cutlaiW and said laathe was "slad that the PEG.
pIe Of Wheeling had al last been Brought 10
s4.,ss Of good acting" we 10 not thloS he was
,peskine exactly to lie point. Tue people oil
Wheeling knew what good acting shefOEe tbey
saw Nj, Sttons, Just as well as they 10 afset they
have seen Nj. Strong, and whatever Nj. SWOns's
ayiitts msY be, we must say that he has moi here.
,oiote manifested yetY eommslJsb!e disposition
~t1op ps what good acting is, tie Is evidently
iaptOtin!, however, and We ttust that he will
continue 10 Improve and receive Just applause.
'Fontgat, ST. Jamtsoa will apptS. in The gtana
notal dtoma ofHlhe Gnatestet," aud an amusing
st,ttpltce will be presented. We have no aoub,
q good house, as ne can promise that the pet
tolmanes will be unexespllonaGle.
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proyisionsl Provisions!! .
1TIYGRP q 60. Eetn tonGtaNily on han full tprflI
MI Of Nt3iS and tll Kind! o. tIoSliohs
ADD Piodnt Tot I3Hliss AID beAH taIlet ana Esgs
10 Il %set stIs., torredy Otterisd st The fremont
~ bo,,a will isa il 10 their adytnate 10 CALI
k2-,f ..-----.
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MANUFACTURES, PAPER
UARp.uNT1SH

Groceries at WhoIesaIe,
s00 RHl.S M0LASSESi
DlJU 3at bass Rio Cndet;
70 poSGtA lAsVirt coffee;
70 old Java
a. boxes CGItlNiSh TCtlttoI
10 ktEA CIV.
10 Ibis col and dry
81 boxes SleWSIt'SN. !. ttnd'tN
100 hhdt Sugar.
b bbl4 L6yerint's refined Sugar.
Is Mth y. H., u. 7, aud Imperial Ttasi
50 tAtty boHts
70 I!eIee6 TiCei
boxe1 White FTtt'
80 Co.gAIt'G itbty Soartt
Torethtr Tvtth full assortment Family HEoeIieS,
,ptlainE srtts Pna, Ult stunt Fth e't, exc. tot sale
'"N0'St'''' ~ TALtAN1 4 DELAPAItS,
,n.4 40 - Main ttTeet.
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Returning,

l.-L.v.s .,l,te 81 n NJ, on ttEiyli Of mil trAia
lrVm Columbus and wly tRti4S, and arrives a. wLtsl
Inc Al i;i0F. III s.glz4 .
IltSYtt BtlllIe Al f;i6 r. M, on tTttytl 0! thV2vga
tEVitG1 train om Cine anAl, stopping u IeRwood 10
lrtutIeT pttte' eert sud atR 10 ktuoIe ard Uho t&'
rlttN trhtu tor Baltimore aud Eastern cities, arrives y
WttellBF lt b:l6 r, IN.
EiptiRlAt, lLdaNlpoG Ind GhittEo, sold on boz to- tS
gage thtcItd hEOpSh to 2tHtsylIe, Newark, CeIumsH
and CiHlnuaN,
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Freight

Freight y ---aIII,.
For The Central Road will be ttttyta 81 tk wh1root
Il Quincy tt, At eli hopra betwtkn SA. NJ and N
Receipts tltn 10 delivery 10 all StAOns on lht O. H.
K, and 10 Cihtihnati.
Wheeling. JSp II. 1875 -5. -ls.-l-4. lnl9u
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H7"lHitAte TtFatA asd children sil rtt,e tttit II
cIitl t0RkN hTomA!Ils, lJIl4f1lA. LYFt tVrlFliat.
- Id.sa, VITA ~ atIs 81 tL4 tysttEa,
(Sli 3pa Ett r4HPhlti&, gaia
POI sas IS r. IL. Logan a. fe, whttllhs, tttt.
UTp3RttG EtleTtuy.
Sud BY .N0H1iuER4 A. M0ITNEAH, 80 Baits1olk Si..
fsGln6TlA, tttA ;Oi isloldy ~, NY.
tct"FtNE 81 ptT bottle rig
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MIGHTY TREUMPH,

MfEHTY3 TRtITMpH
E.,,3esey Tyn4ND6rss III ntiridnf. ib5 ktAI &
rs mo y. fT0Dl ftaeSU class fS0cit,
AtS, ~ =, !, ~
tVS tACs same TEST NlQN " Is ~ q 3. II. :
4. !. 4, I!lA,t-a =, H.,
On ~ sEUNAIt ". Sll teS5tty ,
H1mni6dlS TiNtltlFe.
~ 10 -
lIESTON TIVE or rilE COSSTITu- 2
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Hartford, jan. tst, 1855

NlFIIVTN1 9EI' I4I' 1s00F
S1Itt Of ChxSFt1rt1,(t.
ItLlttoId county ,r,,
tstnh9Ar, Etstt:ary Of toe A:tua insu'arte CGmAny
ard M 10 nath that ias iNfeEo!pG tttnSp Alm sge'
xribed is tTue, according Y hs Se1i NSa e
tpS;!et Qt the Ptate
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BY STATE AUTHORITY.
stpte,neat On Jaanafy III 1919,

TIE pAtat Of III soTperauqst Il ,;at lnturaete Goa
rapy, loS3ted Il llsiil6ti, Ccnp Clt&ttUAin 1873
ThetaPtstli1 FlYt App4'ed ThpSstnd lp'an, and Il
naiN TN.
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TtrREhf cttrA, Iis.txses. 4t--The CIT ttslIIttEt.
laVt htA OF leEtEHny PoniirS ip OF0h Us Of rpltt
HlLsIIsltHn, pyertpSlh $CI0s, NJ, Aps tpT 3 Sci.
VOGs HSetsHa and ftpNf tOaPtlDtS, l5Ette9'f TIst.
iA'E las 10 BatSTl0T.
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IIAur41, Feb. l4lh.+-rhe steamer Asia arrived
here to.d'y, With Liverpool dates 10 Saturday, the
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TIL & unaerttNed viii toRthut The above b9;tntsst 70
Ills 69 baue and upon hts QwR tetoant q tht od t4ne
ahd Mil 10 give better than tEet 20
St 81 rs tu1toraeTS Of The ola hrat may tentinpt TO
eSt hin Ihtt patTep1La ind IS nnny Lsw ont4 - ma
ItSot With thtlt otatIs' .,,h,,.,, r1,.tpns !,
tvt..,,r, Ian. nSh. ;sS1 'Ns'' . - 1855
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, ST.
COUNTY or Howard. S'''
n the County Court, .N6vemJer Term, 1855.
Among the proceedings lad al said term o.
Court, were the following to-Eit
Samuel c. Major. Public Administrator Ct How.
ard county, and having in charge the estate o.
James W. Harris, deceased
Petition TO sell land for TIC Payment Of dej!-.
GAlD Administrator files his petition, setting
- forth that the personal estate of said deceased
is not sufficient to pay the debts against his os-
tate and praying the Co1T; 10 order the sale Of tho
real estate Of said deceased FOR that purpose.
And the Court being satisfied that such sale u
necessary it is ordered by the Court that all rer-
sons Interested he notified that application has
been made for the sale Of the west half Of tho
southwest quarter Of section eight (S), and the
north half of the northwest quarter Of section &C.
ycutocn (lD, township fi.y-two (J2). range
twenty-three (2&), containing one hundred and
sixty acres, situated in Carroll county, Missouri
Aud that unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the first day Of the next February term Of
dis Court an order viii jc made 10 sell said real
estate for the payment of the debts aforesaid.
And i is further ordered that motto. Of this or
der be given by publication in some newspaper
published in this State, IT least six weeks H.. Fore
the first day Of the next February term of this
Court. And this cause is continued.
Attest; a. J. HERNDON, Clerk.
noN22-Gt BY WM. 0. RURToT, u. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ST coTFrs OF Of Tn5 a%9SD, Set.
In the County Court, EoycmbeT Term, 1866:
Among the proceedings had at said term OF
Court, were the following, to-wit:
Samuel G. Major, Public Administrator OF How
ard county, and having in charge the estate OF
John Ford, deceased.
Petition TO sell land for The payment Of debts
CAID Administrator files his petition, setting
> forth that the personal estate OF said deceased
is not sufficient TO pay the debts Of his estate, and
praying the Court 10 order the sale of the real cs
tate IF said deceased, or 50 much thereof as may
be necessary for that purpose.
And the Court being satisfied that such raic il
necessary, Is ordered that all persons interested
be notified that application has been made for the
ale Of the northwest fractional quarter Of sec;
ton one %, township forty-une (40) range Sc"
vcntecn (l7), containing one hundred md forty5
three and 1l-iG0 acres situated in Howard coun:
ty, Missouri. And the east half Of the northwest
quarter and the west half Of the north east quar-
Ter of section eight (s), township hfty-fye (55>i
range ten (lO), containing one hundred and sky
acres. situated III Monroe county, Missouri And
that unless the contrary be shown on c. before The
first day Of 'hr next February term of this Court
an order will be made 10 sell said real IS ate or SC
much thereof as vii! be necessary for the pay.
mrnt Of said debts.
1t is further ordered that notice OF TINS orGer m
given BIZ publication il some newspaper Published
in this State at least six weeks before the first day
of the next February term of this Court Aud
this cause is continued. Attest:
J. HERNDON, Clerk.
noy2Q-6t BY VIM. 0. BuRToH, u. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
Bible Defence Of Slavery.

We are indebted TO w. T. Bush for n
copy of bound volume entitled "Bible De-
fence of Slavery, by JOSIAH Priest, A.
M, of New York." to which is appended
"Strictures on Abolitionism, by Rev. w. S,
BRowS, of Glasgow, KY" Mr.. Bush is
canvassing this county, and we commend his
Book to all who desire TO possess themselves
of such work. As far as we have ex-
amined it, the style and arrangement of the
work is such as TO interest the reader, and
we doubt not it covers the entire Bible
view Of the question of African Slavery.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
THE TIMES" FOR 1856.

A press Of other business has prevented
the usual Of prospectus for 1856, but we
do not know tfat it makes much difference.
A copy of the paper is the best prospectus,
and we ask every subscriber we have 10
take this number in his hand, show it to
his neighbors, and ask them 10 Join him in
taking it next year. We hope they Will dc
this, and do it at once. We would cheer
fully do as small favor for them, and have
no doubt thcy will comply with our request
Recollect. next year will be stirring
year. The Presidential election comes OIL
in which every one feels an nterest-and il
will be one Of the most exciting and inter-
esting elections that has ever taken place in
the United States.
Then we have Governor, Slate officers,
Congressman and members of the Legisla-
ture, and County officers 10 elect in our own
State. The next Legislature will have two
United States Senators TO elect, and our
county elections will be highly interesting
on this account.
y Will our friends aid us in extending the
circulation of The Times? We desire tc
double its present extensive circulation ani
must do it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
d E D.!

On the LIST inst, Of typhoid fever. LEoNoRA
laughter Of VIM. J. and Elizabeth Eddins, age
years, month and weeks.
Oh, what upon this earth doth prove
So stcadrast as a mothers love?
oh, what on earth can bring relief
Or s)lace 10 a mothers grief?
Yea, from mine arms Inv soul hath flown
Above, and found the heavenly throne,
To join that blesi angelic ring,
That aye around the altar sing.
Methought, when years had roll'd away,
That thou woud'st be mine ages stay,
And often have dreampt 10 see
Girl, maiden, woman, all in thee
FAREWELL my child, the dcws shall fall
At noon and evening DER thy PAIL;
And daises, when the vcrrai year
REEVES, upon thy turf appear.
The earliest snow-Grop there shall spring,
The lark delight TO fold his wing,
And roses pale and lilies fair,
With perfume load the summer air.
Adicu, my child, if life were long,
This would be even heavier song,
But years, like phantoms, quickly pass,
Then look TO us from mcmOry's glass.
Soon on deaths couch shall | reclnc;
Soon shall my head be laid with thine;
And srnder'd spirits meet above,
To live forevermore in love.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
ORDER or PUBLICATION,

County, OF HowAnD, Scr
hNe County Court, .Norc,aLer Tern, 1855.
Among the proceedings had at said tern. Of
Court We're the following, t0-wit,
Samuel c. Major, Pubic Administrator c? How
ard county. and having in charge the estate Of
Squire Jacks, deceased.
Petition 10 'Ci, iaui for tie "a a'.nt of debts.
laid Administrator files his re.,tror. setting
- forth that the personal estate e. SAID deceased
is not sufficient TO pay the debts agains, his estate,
and PRAYING the Court TO grant an order for the
sale of The cal estate Of said deceased, fer tAat
purpose.
And Tire CoUr; being satisfied tha, suct sale !,
roceS airy. II Is ordered that all persons interested
be notified thai oupicaton has been made f.. the
sale of the west half of the northeast quarter Of
section seven (), and part of the cas-; hale OF tie
northwest quarter Gfsec,ion seventeen ~ town.
snip HIly-ohe o. }, range fifteen 90, containing
clghiy-i!e acr" situated in Howard county. Mis-
sohFI' And mat unless the contrary be shown
on or before the first day Of the next February
term Of this Court, an order will be made to sell
SAID raj estate, or so much thereof as will be ne
| ces AIRY for the payment Of said debts.
II Is further ordered that notice of this order be
! given by publication in some newspaper published
IN this state, At least six weeks before the frs day
! of tLH next February term Of this Court AID
/ tits cause is continued.
Attest: A. J. HERNDON. Clerk,
noE&!-ut BY WIN. 0, BCRToS, d. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20

LARcENY.-A youth by the name Of Rob-
ert Tredway, was arprehended in this place
On Monday night, for larceny. That even
ing, he possessed himself of key belong
Ing to the jcwelry store of Mr.. Chamber
lain, and while the proprietor was absent at
supper, he went in and took two gold watch
cs, and some 1921 in money. Afterwards
he went 10 the Glasgow House, and stole
pair Of boots and all overcoat. He then
paid his passage on the stage to Fayette
but was soon afterwards apprehended. He
was tried before Justice Dunnica, and com.
mitted 10 Jail. All the property. and most
of the money was recovered, and he wa.
sent to the Fayette Jail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, Scr,
In the Colaty Court, .Nor,mler Term, 1855.
Among The proceedings had at said term Of
Court, We're the following. to-wit:
Samuel c. Major. ad,ustra tor Of the estate Of
Thomas \. Ganawar, deceased.
Petition 10 sell lIDi for the payment Of deJt,
Q AID Administrator files his petition setting
- forth that the personal estate Of said deceased
exclusive Of slaves IS not sufficient 10 pay the
debts against his estate. and praying The Court
that they ord"r The sale Ct the real estate OF said
deceased, or 50 much t:erccf rs may be necessary
for that purpose.
End the Court being satisfied that such sale ls
necessary. il Is ordered that all persons Interested
be notified that application has been made ( = the;
sale Of the cast half Of the north Np> fractional
quarter ot section six tbD. township hftr-Oac OH
range Fifteen 90. Also three acres. + borg
par, OF the west halt Of sand quarter section iyIuE
Oh east side q. sid hall quarter Also -r.ntv
G""c7 yug oI" uu..h Oh. The cast nal. OF the uo-t.l
west quarter Ct s.rriou six 80, township rss--
one l1!} range fifteen liJy. Containing. .a ali,
one hundred and s'y acres, and a'e,a' -h.rlreG:h5
81 al acre; -1'G that portion Of the slaves OF said
estate 'a1i may re necessary for the ra~r.'r Of
said debts, and 70 reserve the balance of said
slaves from sale. And that unless the contrary he
shown GA or before the first day Of the ueyt Feb
Tutry ,srw Ct his Court, al oIUa~ will b. made
10 sell said real estate. and So many Of tho saves,
a. may he Necessary for the !ayD,U. Of dob Is O.!
SAID estate.
I;is cwler ordered Tia, publication Of .'..s o.
der b" made by publication IN some newsr 7rer
published H. Mis- State, at least six weeks before
tn" first day of 'hc next February 'o-,I O.! t..s
Court. And tl..s cause j. continued
Attest: y. J. HERNUON. Clerk.
noy@9-ut BY NM. O. BuHroN. d. q.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20

IMPORTANT TO SPoRTsMEN.-CHAMBER-
LAIN has just received supply of "Eley's
Patent Wire Cartridges" which combine
many advantages 10 the sportsman. He can
load quicker, and the gun carries farther, and
requires cleansing less frequently. They
are arranged for different kinds orgame, SO
as TO make the shot scatter or go in mass,
as may be desired. Those who have tried
them are highly pleased, and we advise
sportsman to supply themselves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE FATE, {, OF :. MISSOURI Mss Scr.
In lie County Count, December Term, 1855,
Among the proceedings had al said term of
Court, were the following, io-wit:
Samuel C. Major. Public Administrator of How
ard county. and having in charge the estate of
Martin G.. Hopper, deceased.
Petition 10 seH luum tor ne pagmrni Of debts.
CAD Administrator files is petition. setting
- forth that the rc"snra estate Of said d.crascd
is not sufficient TO pay the debts against said cs-
tate, and praying tho Court 10 grant an order OF
sale Of the real estate Of said deceased for that
purpose And the Court being satisfied tina, such
sale is necessary. it is ordered by the Court that
all persons Interested be notified that application
has been made for the sale of the north west quar-
ter of the Southwest quarter of section twelve
(l2), and the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of section twelve (l2), township
ffty-one (5l), range sixteen (l6). containing SO
acre.; also. title bond from 4. w. Morrison 10
William Knox and Martin e. Hopper, for one
hundred and twenty acres on which said Hopper
has paid nothing, to-wit; East half of the north
east quarter of section eleven, and the north west
quarter of the northwest quarter of section -
township 81, range IS, situated in Howard cOun-
ty, Missouri.
And that unless the contrary be shown on OF
before the first day of the next February term of
this court. an order will be made 10 sell all the
right, title and interest that said deceased had in
and TO the above described real estate. II is fur
Their ordered that the notice hereby required TO he
given of this order be by publication in some
newspaper published in this State for six weeks
ruary term of this Court. And this cause is con-
tinued Attest:
A. J. HERNDON, Clerk,
dec20-Gt By VIM. o. BURTON, d. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20

BIsHoP IvEs.-This ecclesiastic. late
Episcopal Bishop Of North Carolina, and
recently converted TO Catholicism, lectured
on Romanism, IN Newark, n. j., lately
He described the mission Of the Catholic as
one Of "peace and sell-sacritice, a minister
Of love TO his race, and in some shape a
type or representative Of Him who sent
him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-20
Richardson's Missouri Express Company

Our citizens will be much pleased to
learn that the above express is now a regu-
lar Joint Stock Company with Capital Of
thirty thousand dollars, charter has been
granted by the present session of our Leg
islature. The Stock is nearly all taken by
the most prominent business firms of ST.
Louis.
But there is still chance left for or
business men as it is the design of the d.
rectors to distribute the Stock in the many
large towns along the river, for which pur-
pose NJ. KYLE the superintendent of the
Company will be here I'M few days and
viii wait on our citizens.
We sincerely hope that our Merchant.
and Bankers will aid In Forwarding this
much needed enterprise.