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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-25

France and Austria in regard TO the Four
Points, he asked and obtained o delay Of
fourteen days in order to confer with his
government. The Russian Interpretation
of the Points differs not materially from that
of the Allies, and there is fair chance that
subsequent negotiations may lead to peace.
Hostilities will continue while Russia is
taking time to consider the questions pro-
posed. Prussia continues disposed 10 join
in the stipulation.
The news from Great Britain is singular
y meagre. The London Times has created
considerable excitement by advocating in
the boldest terms the immediate removal Of
Lord Raglan from his commend on the
ground of incompetency. The Times is
also vigorously writing down the Ministry,
and indicates the Marquis Of Dalhousie, the
present Governor ofIndia, as the only man
capable orthe position Of Minister of War.
FRANoE.-Subscrip to the new loan
were opened on the second of January
Good business was done and considerable
sums come from England The French Bal
tic fleet was very active during Christmas
week in Paris. Accounts from the Indus
trial districts are most satisfactory. The
Spanish Government is said to look very
coldly on the English proposals to enlist
soldiers for the war.
RussIA.-An Imperial manifesto was is
sued on the 26,h Dec, called on the nation
to make every sacrifice for the war. Ten
additional reserves are TO be raised. In
salt and tobacco, export from Holland are
forbidden.
AusTRI Eight Austrian batteries, Of
eight guns each, are to be supplied with gun
cotton.
GERmANy.-The Bavarian army is on
wa. footing. The Prussian government is
forbidding the export Of horses. The Prus.
sian Government has also issued notice
calling attention to the law forbiddinG Prus-
slams to enlist many foreign service (?)
t SwITzERLAND.-Mr. Fay has presented
draft of treaty with the United States
to the Federal Assembly. A priva.e dis.
patch from Berne, Dec. 81, says that The
British Charge d'Aifairs addressed al off
= cial demand TO the Federal Council for per
mission to enlist Swiss soldiers. TIL,
Council is said to have replied by a forma
, refusal, stating that Switzerland would main
l tain absolute neutrality in the great war;
e This is thought doubtful.
: IrAIy.-Shocks of an earthquake hac
been felt throughout Piedmont at 3 o'clocl
on the evening of the 2Sth ult., and rio
broke out At Carsara, in consequence o
: Which the city was pronounced in state c
: seige, and all arms IN the hands of the riot
t ers were ordered to be delivered up within
six hours after notice. The Immaculat
> Conception was celebrated with an inpos
ing ceremony. The Neapoitans, Will
it lasted, were placed under special bene
y dction, owing to the threatened disturbance
d The theatres were ordered to be closed, an
=, public assemblies were prohibited.
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FROM JEFFERS ON.
JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 10, 1865.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. IL, 1900.
Mn. GREEN:-Yesterday and to-day were
literally thrown away in the General As
sembly so far as progress IN any useful bu-
sness is concerned. The Goth ballot was
this evening concluded and counted by cam
die light for U. S. Senator, after having been
on hand in the joint session from 10 o'clock
in the morning. The result being for Mr..
Doniphan so, Mr.. Atchison 80 and Mr..
Benton 40. The joint session has resolved
to meet again for the election Of U. S. Sena-
tor on next Thursday week, and now we
may expect to see the struggle for places in
the banks, as learn the election commen-
ces on Monday next for President and di-
rectors Of the mother Bank and branches.
need only state that the whole of the
time of the joint session during the last few
days, was spent in the way intimated in my
last. Long speeches were INDUCED in by
! the Democratic members of each wing, and
the chair being inclined to tolerate it, each
party anxious 10 achieve the victory, party
and personal abuse OF the most gross and
offensive character, was resorted TO.
Nearly all Of this day was spent in po-
litcal farce OF the cddiechismal order, being
question and answer, by Senators Richard
son and Price on the one side, and Mr.. Blair
of the l. on the other.
Mr. Richardson obtaining the floor early
t in the forenoon in the conclusion of some
+ what lengthy and tirc some harangue in which
he proposed to give his reasons for voting for
Mr.. Atchison; lie asked Mr.. Blair ques-
ton, which being answered, Mr.. Blair pro-
ceeded to interrogate him till confused and
coufoundcd, he sunk in his chair amid the
shouts AMI loud laughter Of the Assembly,
Whereupon Mr.. Price with much eager
ness rose in his place and challenged Mr.
Blair to interrogate him, at the same time
Boosting as to what he could do and what eth.
ers could not do.
Mr.. Blair asked him If he could reconcil,
.he provisions Of the Kansas and Nebraslit
bill with The provisions OF the 4th oil ihe'cel
ebrated jackson resolutions. To give de
fnlton of squatter sovereignty-and if Mr.
Atcllison denying the constitutional powe
i over slavery in the territories, as q membe
of Congress, was justifiable in voting 70
9 the Oregon bill with the Wimot Proviso il
it. To these and other like questions Mr.
Price attempted answers: in which SCUM
5 was introduced in the stead of sense. TIL
i clapping and laughing Of The House excite
o by his utter folly in attempting to reconcil
t such absurdites, were mistaken by him a
d plaudits of his wisdom and eloquence unit
u qlltha joint session and lobby members ha
done the subject Of Jolly laughing ample jus
: tice. That vein being broken up by mo
ton to proceed with the balioting.
n The Antics were completely reclaime
e from their. lofty fails by the nimitable vii
N mimickry and anecdotes of Mr.. Medley c
,r Cole, who is far the most talented man c
the Anti wing in the Assembly, and who
,. always full of good humor.
IITNIIIS
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SMALL Norris. I'm the last few weeks
Messrs. Birch s. Son, have sent of some
$l3, 1000, Of small, unknown, and deprecia-
ted bank notes. We are at loss 10 know
how this morey reaches our STATE, in such
abundance, but suppose ii is chiefly by the
hands Of emigrants. Many persons, we
know, make business of charging it on
the above named gentlemen, but we believe
they are the only parties engaged in return
it--and persons dealing at their counter
will testify to the care they take to pay cut
nothing but solvent and well known paper.
In that respect they are of the utmost bene-
fit to the public. They take every thing,
md any thing, at its va!ue-send off that
which is unknown or depreciated-and pay
out only such as is considered first rate.
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10 o'clock this day, and without much de-
tention elected one each successive ballot
for eight, that concluding the entire direc-
tory, to wit: Mr.. January, Mr.. Wade, Mr..
Bodily, Mr.. Parks, Mr.. Evel, Mr.. Brown
lee, Mr.. Tut and Mr.. Runnion.
The election for officers of the Branch
Bank at Fayette Chat being the eldest
branch) being next in order, Mr.. Rollins Of
Boone, nominated Mr.. Gerard Robinson,
and stated that Mr.. Robinson is the Presi.
dent of that branch, having been put there by
the Partially of his friends two years ago
that the affairs of that branch had pIospered
under his MISUNDERSTANDING he was an
old settler in the Boonslick country--thot
he was an old fashioned Clay wing, and one
of the best agriculturists in the country.
Mr.. Graves Of Howard, nominated Dr.
John J. Lowry, stating that he had been the
President Of that Branch for period of fif-
teen years.
Mr.. Coffee put in nomination Mr.. Ham
ilton Haden, which caused quite a buz ant
stir on the side Of the House occupied by tn,
anties-which was interpreted to mean thai
there was not exactly room enough in tn,
antics craft for all to 60 at one trip, ant
Mr.. Coffee withdrew the name of Mr.. Ha
den. The ballot being taken and counted
Mr.. Robinson had SO, and Mr., Lowry hat
53 votes. There being the slight diflereno
of 40 votes between them. The joint ses
sion then took recess until 10 o'clock to
morrow.
LIMITS
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On the Goth, Mrs. MANY ELIZABETH, consort
Of John Y. Sterne, Esq, of Monticello, near this
place.
Died in this coxnty on the 18th ult., JULIA, aged
10 years, month; also, on the 2lst, WILLIAM
aged years, 3 months; also, on the Goth, JAMES
KAvENAu, aged 10 months, Children of James and
Lucrctia A. Woods.
The brightest bow in summers shower,
But or a moment gives delight;
The richest and most lo ely flower
Soon fades from the admiring sight.
The diamond dew-drop of the evening,
Melts quickly in the morning sky,
Dense clouds obscure the fairest heaven,
And thus the loved and lovely die.
We mourn that virtues such as those,
Whose infant germs began 10 bloom;
Within thy bosom thus should close
Thus early pass beyond the tomb.
Then fare thee well, though early gone,
Ere lfe's young rose bud burst in bloom,
To sleep till Heavens great day shall dawn
Upon the darkness of the tomb.
N. J. NJ.
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1855. Spring Arrangement. 1855.
SATURDAY PACKET
For jefferson City, Boonpille, Glasgow and Ca

For jefferson City, Boonuilie, Glasgow ana eamS
bridge.
IT. n The elegant passenger steamer BAN
$3.50, NER STATE, Jos. s. MANSON, Com
mander, will leave st. Louis every Saturday at q
o'clock p. NJ; will arrive at all the points to JEFF
ferson City by Monday morning, and at Cam
bridge on Tuesday morning.
Returning, will leave Cambridge every tuesday
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, Glasgow at p NJ, Arrow
Rock at p. NJ, Boonville at 9 P. NJ. On Wednes-
day, Rocheport at 5 A. Nj, Mt. Vernon at A. N,
Commerce at 1-2 A. NJ, Providence and N ash
vile at 8 A. M, Sandy Hook at 1.2 A. M, Eureka
at A. NJ, Marion at Q 1-2 A. NJ, Claysvlle at lOt
A. NJ, jefferson City atl2 NJ, Mouth Usage and
Cote Sandessein at P. NJ, Kings at IL P. M
Shipley's at p. NJ, Smiths and St Aubert at d
p. NJ, Fishers at 1-2 p. NJ, Portland at p NJ,
PannelPs at 1-2 p. NJ, Hermann at l-2 m,
Pitzer's at p. NJ. Thursday, Clyce's at A. N,
Miller's at 5 &c A. NJ, Patton's at A. NJ, Wash.
ington at A. NJ, South Point at 1-2 A. NJ, Jones'
at A. NJ, Augusta at 8 1-2 Am, Carey's at IL
A. NJ, Cottleville Landing at 10 A. NJ, st. Charles
at IL 1-2 A. NJ, and ST. Louis at BPM.
The Banner State will be thoroughly overhauied,
repainted, refurnshed and ornamcnted and will be
inferior 10 no boat in the trade. The patronage OF
the public is respectfully solicited, and we pledge
ourselves to use every effort to be worthy OF 1t.
| janis MANSON & BARTHoLow, Agents..
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JUNIUS.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 18th,


Mr.. GREEN:--The balloting in the joint
session Of both Houses of the General AS
senIo'y being resumed this morning--six
directors were elected as State directors for
the branch at Fayette, Howard co., as fol-
lows: Y. w. Harris of Boone, DR.. VIM r.
Snelson, Jas. A. Shirley, Thos. ]. Bartho-
low, Edward II. Dennis of Howard, and
Isaac Lionberger of Cooper county. The
fight made by the antics was but faint ef-
fort--only trying TO defeat the whig ncmi-
nees by nominating other good and true
wings or Bentonites; as for instance, Mr..
Harrison, of Cooper, nominated Mr.. Lion
berger and Mr.. Herryford of Charlton, put
in nomination Nj, 2. W. Lewis against him,
the result being 62 votes for Mr.. Lionber-
ger AID SO for Mr.. Lewis--who, as you
know, if he had been put in nomination by
his consent, and by his friends would
have been invincible; but for the mere sport
Of the antics, was run against another good
| Bentonite, and thus defeated Mr.. Dennis
being nominated by Mr.. Lightner, Mr.. Jno.
Wiley was put against him by Mr.. Garth,
and the end was for Mr.. Dennis rs votes,
and Mr.. Wiley 49.
1t the Palmyra branch a wing, Mr..
Martin, was elected President, and two or
three wing Directs before the joint ses-
sion toook recess till morning. The an
ties are becoming chap-iallen, and are now
preparing, it would seem, to surrender at
discretion, and throw themselves upon the
christian iorbearance of their captors.
JUNIUS.
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Hon. Henry A. Wise.

A correspondent, writing from Norfolk
to the Baltimore American, under date Of
the 10th, says: "Tl Hon. Henry A. Wise
the democratic candidate for Governor. is
canvassing this section of the State. His
visit here was anything but satisfactory 10
the masses. His wholesale abuse of the
Know Nothings resulted in great good TO the
party, and will wherever Mr.. Wise denoun-
ces them" The result at the polls will be
astonishing. There is no possible chance
for Mr.. Wise, and he appears to be well
aware Of the fact.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A CARD oe Norman & Co. issued on the first
n of January 1885, and circulated through the
towns above This point, came to our knowledge
for the fir time on the 18th instant. So soon
as we came in possession of it one OF our firm i'm
mediotely called on Mr. Norman for an explana-
ton of the following passage in said card
"Though the dissolution has been effected with
the consent of all parties, we forbear, unless her
after forced 10 speak particularly Of the reasons
which have produced it." Decming that this
passage contained an insinuation which might
be construed to our prejudice, by persons unac-
quanted with US, our demand for explanation was
M lie, and below it will be found. Why Mr.. Nor
MN should have circulated those cards in place.
remote from the place where he was doing busi-
ness ard not issue single one here, is singular,
if he had illusions only to his objection TO San al
teration in the former firing and why he should
allude at all to so trivial matter, OF suppose that
any one would force him to speak particularly
about II, he does not explain. Eut he has exon
Grated us entirely and denies the intention of an in
furious inuendo, and we are satisfied, leaving Mr..
Norman TO reconcile his card and his explanation
of il in the best manner he can.
BARTh0LOW g. LEWIS.
Glasgow, JanuaI %.
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CASH AND SHORT CREDITS.
NIL. HALLoWELL & CO.,
SILK WAREHOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
TERMS.


Cash buyers will receive discount of SIX per
cent, il the money be paid il par funds, within
ten days from date of bill.
Uncurrent money only taken at its par value on
the day 1t is received.
To merchants of undoubted standing credit of
SIX months will be given if desired.
Where money is RENTED in advance Of matu-
rity, discount at the rate OF TWELVE per cent.
per annum viii be allowed.
PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
In again calling the attention Of the trading COM
munty to the above terms, we announce that not
withstanding the general depression OF CONNER
cial affairs throughout the country, the system OF
business adopted by us more than year since,
and to which we shall rigidly adhere, enables us
to offer for the coming spring season our usual
assortment Of
New Silk and Fancy Goods,
Comprising one of the
Largest and Most Splendid Socks
to be found in America; TO which we will receive
constant additions throughout the season, of new
and desirable goods from our
HOUSE IN PARIS.
lan25-2m
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RLACKSMITHING, HORSESHOE.
ING. MACON MAKING. sc.

The subscriber respectfully ~
eS5N 7returns his thanks to the pub-N N
etae zssassszalic f.: the liberal patronageS Y
extended 10 him since his location in Glasgow
and beg to announce that he may still be found
at the old stand, prepared 10 attend 10 attend to
all orders in the Blacksmithing Business, with
promptness, and at his usual reasonable prices.
Jan 25-5m ]. H. FINNELL.
P. ST. am prepared TO manufacture Wagons
10 order, warranted in workmanship and material
TO be as good as the best. call is solicited from
those wanting wagons
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7 MGR HouSrs T,indln, writ

LOST HoRsEs.-Mr. Lindley writes us
that "the bill to pay for lost horses, by voun-
teers, in the late wars, is in fair way to
become law" He has been giving the
subject proper attention, and we doubt not
the bill will soon be got through. 1t is a
thing that has been neglected too long.
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X. N.-The Know Nothings of New
Hampshire have nominated full Congress
sional Ticket, Rail Road Commissioner, SC.
They recently held a state Convention in
Kentucky, but we are not advised of the
result OF their deliberations.
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TO THE UBEEC.

NTessrs. BarlhoIoW & Lewis having construed a
Ifl portion Of my circular o. January LIST, 1855
against them (my former partuesss ia ihe cigar
business,) | take this method ctdisebusins the
public mind of any such injurious impressions,
If such have been made. My statement alone
had reference TO the fOct thai was unwilling to
make an alteration in the former firm; and hence
lis dissolution. Nothing more was intended by
the passsge-'We forbear, unless her. after forced
to speak particularly of the reasons which pro-
duced It;'' and cheerfully make the explana-
finn w H. norman
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A cross (thus x Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
IL No more papers viii be rent with
out renewal of subscription.
IT This is a necessary and positive rule,
and piH be strictly adhered 10.
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WELL DIGGING.

The undersigned would announce to the citizens
of Glasgow and vicinity that he isprepared to dig
and wall wells at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
rS- Residence at the Rock House, where orders
may be left. JAMES MOORE.
Glasgow. january. 25-2m.
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New Silk and Fancy Goods,
ELECTION.

A N Election will be held at the Office Of Thos.
~ Shackelford, on SATURDAY 9th inst, for
one member of the City Council TO fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Jos. S. Manson.
By order Of the Council.
J. C. MASON.
January 25.-1w Sec'y Pro TEN.
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PLASTERING, CORNISHING, &c.
TO THE PuTRUIC

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
l. to the citizens OF this and the adjoining coun-
ties that being permanently located in Glasgow, he
is prepared to do all such work as
Piasisring, COrnishing and Rough Casting, c.
~ msnting, &c.,
in neat and substantial manner. All work war.
ranted, and charges reasonable.
CT Orders left with A. W. RoPEn, ESQ.,, will
receive prompt attention.
GEORGE B. TEFFTR.
Glasgow, January IL, ls55-ly
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DER. w, III. COBB.

OFFERS lis professional services to the citi-
~ zens of GLASGOW and vicinity. He hopes,
by faithful attendance TO professional Duties,
to merit continuance, and increase Of patronage.
Office with DR.. Vaughan.
Glasgow January 25-tf.
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Coon PRrcEs.-Messrs. Spear s. Swim
ney have paid SO per hundred for Tobacco,
This is the season for the farmers, and il
Tobacco should drop down to So so and SO
next year, we expect to hear no grumbling.
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GUARDIANS, NOTICE.
THE AMERICAN
PICK.
FOURTH VOLUHE.

This illustrated comic weekly, published in the
city of New York, every Saturday, is about TO
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editorials of character, and will carry cheerful
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it fayorite in every family.
1t contains each week large quantity of tales,
stories, anecdotes, scenes and witicisms. The
"Recollectons Of j An C. Calhoun, by his Private
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subscriber whose name shall he upon our mail
book. Each yearly subscriber 10 the Picl: will
receive the donble-sized Pictorial sheets for the
Fourth Of July and Christmas, without charge.
Each of these Pictorial sheets contains over 200
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The subscription price to the Pic, is 81, cash
in advance. Six 1es for IS. Thirteen copies
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Letters must be addressed 10
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100000 DOLLARS.
THE PEOPLES GIFT
Enterprise Association.
NEARLY

$4,000 ENGRAvENGS SOLD.
D ENG DESTROYS of closing the enterprise in the
ID shortest time possible, | have made arrange
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engravngs:
One of Life's Happy Hosrs.
Sparkling.
The Parting.
The Capture Of .7ndrs.
The Poor Relations.
The Jolly Fldtboatmen.
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They are all fine steel plate impressions, OF
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The first five will be furnished at one dollar each
one gift ticket accompanying each engraving.
The last two being larger than the others, are
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engraving.
You have now before you seven beautiful pic
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The cost Of The whole is nine dollars, emitting the
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Postage on the engravings is two cents to any
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ca All orders should be addressed to
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80 Fourth street, street, st. Louis, Mo.
January II, 1864.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

DY request of Glasgow Lodge No. IL. o. Of
ID G. 4. Rev. VIM. NJ. Rush will deliver lee
ture on the subject of temperance, in the Old
Methodist Church, on Tuesday evening, 30th inst,
at g. O'Clock. The neighboring Lodges, and all
friendly TO the Temperance cause, generally, are
cordir!ly invited to attend.
GEO. PHIPPS;
L. E. TAYLOR,
J. B. BIBB,
Jan25-1t- Committee Of Arrangements.
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| 8 5 ;

THE undersigned tenders 10 his friends and
i patrons his thanks for The increased patron
age Of the past year, and adopts Ibis method 10
inform his customers that his accounts are drawn
off and ready for settlement. Those indebted to
me will confer great favor by giving me an early
call, as greatly in need of money TO meet my en-
gagements, Please attend to this
have on hahd large stock Of merchandise,
which am offering TO sell very low to punctual
dealers, and most cordially invite my friends 10
continue their favors, and assure them and the
public that am determined to merit patronage by
keeping good stock and selling at small profits.
F. A. SAVAGE.
GLASGOW January lS, 1855.
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ID 1 e ID

On the 10th, Mr.. JOHN H. LEWIS, and Miss
MARY SUSAN nix, all of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-25

E9-Mr. S. E. Graves, Representative
from this county, was at home a few days
since. He returned on Monday.
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For further details on the subject Of Bank
officers, see Jefferson City correspondence.
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Bank Officers

The following is the result Of the election
for officers of the FOyette Branch
-pREsiDENT-
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Missouri Bonds.

missouri Bonds.
The New York Tribune mentions the sale
&c sa7S 0n0 Missopri Rnnds. on the 12th.
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JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. GREEN;-The joint session resumed
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Look for the K.

Thursday Morning, January 25, 1855.
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e Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
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