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eAML Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, RoPEs, BAeeINs &c1 sonth F-.nsNn :,
doors West of Old msraes, buys small a " iii a.
atBo toA IA
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THk DAILY DISPATCH
By j. A. COwARDIN

She DAILY DISPATCH 10 served TO .ub,crih.,,
st SIX AND QUARTER cEsTspgs wEEK nayah,s 70
advance. ss"' IN
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued svarv -,
6av, and r1siled to subscribers at al peranr.r
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS

Inc Hhis answers a correspoudept who com.
pains Oh recent article in that paper rtec,jns on
| wings who did not CO operate with the Knov No.
n'hgs at the last election. Itsays that its censure
aio not apply to those Wings who remained neu.
fsi In the contest but to those who voted for Hen.
~ a. Wise The Wings, as party, had no can.
o'os'e In the field but the candidates of the AuerI-
esn party were engaged In the same cause with
'uen' battling against the despo,isn and olgarchy
oithe Richmond Junto, and If any Whig plead the
s''ence OF Whis party as an excuse for voting
Wing
Dt. II. a. Lewis, the Wing learns has been re-
moved from the position of visitor to the Peni,en
Nary oy Governor Jehnson. He voted, 1t says. the
e''e democratic ticket, with the exception of the
aceomec renegade, and for that, 1t supposes. has
oseh made to feel the miserable petty vengeance
OF the Executive.
'ha enquirer has an interesting account of
'e'u'n rom visit to Norfolk and its vicinity. BIZ
way Oh YORK River-the scenery &c.
Inc Penny Post comments upon Nh assertion
u ths New York Herald that the sneeche.
~ the Know Nothing banquet were not of a verv
nish order lt thinks that the speech of Kenns,h
hayner would have done honor to any assembly,
IL says the American party presents the singular
spectacle OF an army without general. which Il
caused By the spontaneous upr;sing of the pesple
without the aid of demagogcal haraneuss. 1t SAWS
that leaders will spring up after while, but no,
party hacks. They will spring out of the party It.
seIf--wil be of them and with them.
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The DAILY DISPATCH.

- Ine cisculstion of the DAILY DIsPATCB
gisbpssnS that of anths Dsilypapers Of
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SELLING OF F.-3U, ,UUO dollars
RN worth of Gold and Silver Watches Jswsl.
nAtssAx y ana Fancy Goods, ale now offered at
SsszzxsS grsstly reduced rates
" iih e view ef making change in our business
we offer from this day large stock of Gold snd
sllYeT " Watches. Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Brace
iets Eer Drops Bresstpins, Gold Thimbies Gold
sPeetacles, and JeweirY aud Fancy Goods of every
slno at greatly reduced prces-msny articles at and
beioW cost All IN want Of bargains will please call
at GENSET = TaMEa,
my Is To,iaS go
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BLACK SEDuCER-Jonathan Turpin, free ne
gro, has been arrested az Grand Haven, Michigan
for the murder of William Haskins The Times
of that place. says that Tupin has seduced no less
than three white mems wives. His first white vic
tin was the wife of William Clifford, who bore
him son. His next WAS Madame Victor a hand.
some woman, with dssipeted husband. She died
at his house. and ber place was filled by the wife OF
William Haskins, whose husband he killed In or
der 20 ensure uninterrupted intercourse with her
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A CARD,-Ihs subscriber, an expert
tries, having located on Brosd street. aha. d..
ao9ve tenth oHera es professional services to the
he has devoted much time and attention to Tn.
study and practice of Midwifery. and to the trs.,.
ment of Diseases OF Women and Cbilars.
ap T-6m* RICH,D 9 CATTHnFN AZ
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,

~ s5, MAIN STREET
Wishing to reduce much possible before the
Fall Trade commences, our large stock of
CARPETINGS, RUGS, MATS, 60,
We will during this month, offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Those at present 10 want Of these goods, will hnd
our prices much low or than ever offered In this
ket before and those having to buy the approaching
FALL viii find it TO their interest to select now from
our assortment, which ia large and complete, In
ciudrg
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
That will be sold at less than cost OF importation
ALSO,
The largest assortment snd greatest variety In the
city of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Which we offer at low prices and which we Will
have cut to fit Rooms Halls Passages and Stairs OF
any size.
is l-lmt o. Main Street.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

gssSsSsss DENTAL NOTICE.
gIPySEEsas g. w. JONES Surgeon Dentist,
IIII ~ rrespectfully announces that be has
moved his Office to the EdgeuoDt
House, between 9th and 7th, on Main strsst oppo-
ste the Arlington House and thu "a Baptist Church
where he IA now prepared to see thoce with whom
he made engagements for tbs present month and
all ohsrs, who may desire his Professional services
my i9-dSm -
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REMOv vAL-REMOyaT=

e r 4 NJ o. VAL-REMOVAL-
"A Halo! Mr.. Maker of News
ME-. jest give me a little assistapne
s&ssss~sSS And the citizens tell it YOU choos.
(As well as euy friends at dts,ancsN
have 1EwELES-the very best kind--
Aod plenty of thst for their money
Opposite the Enquirer you'il fiud
The " Fec Hire without any horey.
For WATCHES are coming spsee
From all parts hat near pe surroundiup:
Sc now don't forget my new place
You'll find il Ia reslly astounding.
hy prices no: any dearcr
Than other sores now N the town,
NJ iust give s cali, You'll see clesrer
That things are neatly done brown"
4 cal a. NY store | Solicit
Its nice walk and pleasant retreat;
am sure that you cannot ECw miss it
For Nt WATCHES am hard to heat.
Fs-evsli IA a word, as psiting sdieu
woa.d lise to all my friends thars
Al the store of BiN Rar.ttol o g7e,r
III you have NAT.H or CLOCK TO repair
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
CoIaet of Main and Itth streets,
Ie 3 I'd door above Exchange Bank
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I ICKERT g. DE1TMAN, FREsoo AND
IA ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, VA
The Subscribers Qstely of New York; having estsb-
hed themselves in this city for the purpose OF car
AL DECORATION, beg leave to intern the public
that they ready and prepared to DO any
work In their line with which they may be favored
In the very best style.
HgYERENcE-To Mr.. John r. Ballard and MT J.
c. Hobson, on whose private residences we have
worked. :,
Order,I left st Mr.. W. 6attlers Paint Store, No la2
Main s.. LICKERT & DETTMAN.
NH lS-Smf Ffssee and Ornamental fainten.
INEN COLLAR r S.-Shirt Collars
IL something short Of & yard wide. Those IN Want
will call on the su bscfiber, who has ust received
srxe supoly of all the latest styles Of Linen Collars
Also, & good supply Of fine Linen Shirts, mace by
Aessfs r. A. Morrison Hoyt, the most ceiepfAleo
= J. D. GOODMAN.
Ne. 1874 Msia st., opposite Eagle Square.
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THE SAuon's DuEL.-The French sailors who
,ousht q duel near Boston Saturday, begun their
d,.nute about the courage of the people in the
No,,h and South of France. One of the men
80. hand before the mast, named Guil.su-
me- RAYMOND, and the other cook, named
Gelestin Bujsson. They retired under railroad
bridge and the sailor threw his knile away so that
he might not bs tempted to use Il. They then nred
several sbots at q post to try thf ir nerves. Then
,h.v kissed each other, measured of i've PAGES,
and opened their vests. The cook gave the word
ore iva. three fire. They both fired, the cocks
bs passed over the sailors heal, the sailors per
forstipg the cooks coat The cook called the saior
Inv an opprnbrious name, saying be had been mar
dsred after which he threw a stone a. the murder,
err. Then the sailor took up bis knife aad struck
his antagonist, producing slight cut In the lett
rio, The death of The COCK has been ssiegfsphedt
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FoREsTs OF LUcIFER MATCHES An English
lecturer, speaking at Sheffield on the importance
of the trade In luci!er matches, said lately: The
exteut and importance Of the match trade Will
hBps surprise you Messrs Dixon, of the Newton
heath match works, in the suburbs of Manchester
purchase entire districts of forests In Canada for
the purpose of converting the timber into matches
DANGEROUS BoARpER.-The Dresden Tenn
Flag says that Mrs Potts, wife of highly respec
table citizen OF Henry county, has lett The bed and
| board OF her husband, for parts unknown, with a
Mr.. Ausbrook, a reverend gentleman Ausbrook
had been preaching in that vicinity and boarding
at Potts house for several months previous to the
| elopement.
TELEGRAPHIc STATISTICS The Republic of
Switzerland, 1t appears, according to statistics has
| greater facilities for telegraPhic Communications
| than any other country. Switzerland has tele-
graphic station to every 10000 Of her Inhabitants.
| Eng land has one to every Sc GOO. Sardinia TO
| every 10000. Belgium TO every 10000. United
| States TO every 100000. France every 100000
Prussia 10 every 800 coo.
| SILK TRADE IN ENGLAND.-At the last monthly
meeting OF the committee of the silk trade at III
| London Silk Conditioning House, London, the pro.
| gress of the silk conditioning stated TO be so
| far satisfactory, that the humber of bales and
| weight of silk received Ia April was larger by 10
| or 10 per cent, than in any previous month, the
total being 153 bales, weighing 81, 726 lbs.
| ENGLAND SHIPPING. England has at the present
| moment upwards of 223 chartered Transports O.
these i0S sailing ships, averaging 1000 tons
each. and 1913 steamships, averaging 1000 toni
| each the smaliest OF the sailing ships being 50:
tous the largest 163, and the smallest steamship
| being $40 TONS the largest $500; representing
properly of 230, ,000 tons, worth 45 600 900 ster.
| lipe.
| CATTLE KILLED BY LI6HTNYNG.-During th,
thunder storm OF last "Wednesday night, three cows
one calf and bull, the property of Thomas Ro
beris, Ia Chester township, Delaware county, Pa.
| were killed by lightning, under small cherry tre
near the farm house.
Original PAcKAGEs.-In Detroit In q liGuo
psgne was an Original package and discharged
| q complaint based on the drinking OF Ii At Mia
| CARA the original packages come In from the Cana
da side, in measures as small as gilla
Rev C. F Schaefer, d. D , of Easton, has beel
| elected by the Synod of Pennsylvania TO Oil tn
German Proiessorship, established by that body, Ii
PenDsyvania College, at Gettysburg.
The woollsn factory of Thomas Stibbs, about
| mile and halt east OF Wooster Ohio, was oe
ssroyed by fire on Tuesday OF last week. Toe LOAF
including wool, machinery, &c, was 3l0 000 non
| Of which was insured.
Rev. Mason Noble, Chaplain 10 the s. Navy
has been appointed to the frigate Congress
Land warrants In Washington are being Issue
The rate Of 300 per day. Up to the 18th, l67 90
nai been issued.
| farmer. named Wakemap. on Eot,awa Prsi irit
81 laseph county, Mish, sold 1000 bushels
pass vi Taree Rivers las. week, tor $500.
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S0 BBLS. RUM-superior quality for
w msnufscturers. for sals low bs
jei2 WM. WALLACE 4 son
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EAMILY FLOUR-Bo.etourt, Salem
i and other choice brands. for sale BY !.
js Is u FEY.
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GENUINE MEDITERRANEAN WA
N TER FiLTERS-For sale very low By
js T2-3tt RAGLAED BRO
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0SA CASES CLARET--sEt. Julien
~oO warranted 10 be genuine and imported, oa
hand receiving per Gsiego for sale low by
ie l2--6t " N, WALLACE L. SON,
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1nnn CASKS ROCKLAND LINE
lOUO now isndins from the schr John Bell
" ~ ' - D. 3. BalDeFoRD ! co.
js11 sE On the Doek.
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A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published in London and Paris. 10th sdisisn-
American edition now ready just published ard for
sale by a. NORRIS,
my z-ts A Publisher
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I AIDES BROWN HEEL CATER
ABOOTS.--Just received at No. IS Market Bridge
a small lot of Ladies' brown heel GsiteTs AIso-A
supply Of Ladies' black morocco BOOTS, vi ith heels
to which the attention of ladies' is asked.
10 IL JSO. C.. PAGE. Jr
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NUBA MUSCOVADO MOLASsES.-
~ l6 hhds. for sale by tf - t@@
l. ~ JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

Col. BrSToN's LAsr.--The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Courier &
Enquirer is responsible for the following:
"When Sydney Webster, the Presidents
Secretary, had delivered the documents ve-
toing the Collins Appropriation Bill, Mr..
Benton grasped him by the hand, and deliv-
cred the following sentiment: Sir, Tell the
President l thank him for this act. He
deserves thanks of the country. If were
President, I'll be id to HI if would
not keep blank vetoes by me to defeat the
bills of this Congress-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.


WHAT THEY VI
The Boston Post Administration gives
the figures, but scrupulously abstains from
a word of comment.
The Albany Journal only says the "Ne-
braska party are overthrown." Not word
about "Sam."
The Boston Bee "a "Sam" paper, thus
exults;
SAM in Wep Hampshire - Great Victory Of
The american Pdrty-The Grdntte Hills
Send Back the Echo Of Massachusetts
The Mountains Ans,rer 10 The Sea.
II is with feelings of pride and satisfaction
that we this morning lay before our readers
the result of the election in New Hampshire
yesterday. The old Granite State is Amer
lean from centre TO circumference. The
standard Of victory waves proudly from her
hills, and the echoes liquidation circles
through her valleys. Sam, that mysterious
but omnipotent genius, patriotic, vigilant and
courageous, has swept the entire State
The opposition are next to nowhere. The
administration forces which entered the
field with so much swaeger and defiance,
lay deGunct body upon the field. The gold
of the Capitol, the prestige of the Cabinet,
the glory Of an ancient name, shift and sub.
terfuge, the dodge and swinde of desperate
politicians, have all proved frutless. The
people have risen in their majesty ard struck
down, at tone fell swoop," the "lrghtCul
monster of such hideous mien."
New Hampshire is Amercunized. She
stands by the side of Massachusetts. The
granite hills have sent down their greeting
10 tbs sea, TO be waited still further down
the Old Dominion. All honor to the patriots
of New Hampshire. They have done their
duty, and received their reward.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

ALMOST FIRE.-On Tuesday, the roof
Of the dwelling of Mr.. LEAR was discovered
TO be on fire, but was promptly extinguished.
The wind was very high, and had the fire
got good start, considerable portion Of
our place must have been laid waste. Ought
not our citizens, or the City Council, make
some provisions for protection of property,
in cases of fire. If an engine cannot be pro-
cured, buckets, hooks and ladders could be
provided, and kept in some accessible place.
Will they think about it, and act?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

SUICIDE D DnowsING.-Ahout8 clock
on Monday morning last, F. D. Weidman,
u German and deck passenger on the steam
or Wsnona, jumped overheard from the stern
Of the vessel aid was drowned. He had
paid his passage 10 Glasgow. The Captain
Of the Wenona took charge of his effects.
For some time previous TO his fatal plunge
lie was much engaged in reading the Bible
in German, and turned down leaf at the
2Sth chapter Of Jeremiah.--[ Statesman,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
Philosophic.

About week ago, Gen. Pierce wrote to
a friend in New Hampshire, that "no dis
appointment could depress him." Such n
toughening effect has it, to take many little
iloggings before you take the great one. We
can imagine the General wandering in mild
melancholy through the dismal halls of the
White House, repeatign:
Invent portum; spes ct fortuna valete,
Salts me Insists; ludite nunc altos.
Which, being rsry freely translated, means:
iIv game is up, farewell, my fortune hollow;
New Hampshire's "bust''-let all creation follow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

How SusMtssivr.-A cotemporary speaks
Of defeated Congressman in this State, as
follows: "Ho returns to mingle quietly in
friendly intercourse, among his fellow-clti-
zens, and resume the practice of his profess
sion" All! Could he not be prevailed upon
TO take an "out" and an sin fit" Of some
$l9,O0O-as some other ex-members have
done?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

DEArH OF ROBERT N. WIcKLIrrE.-
This distinguished gentleman, who has long
been prominent member of the Fayette
iKy.) bar, and was in 1851 the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, died in
lexington, KY, on the 18th inst, at the
residence OF his brother, D, C. WicxtIrrr,
he editor Of Tho Reporter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

War FrRvID.-Henry A. Wise. in .
recent speech let fly the following idea in
regard to the State Of"Olc Virghney,"
She has an iron chain of mountains run
ming through her centre, which God has
placed there to milk the clouds and TO be
the source of her silver rivers"
Milking the clouds to make silver rivers
is thought but one remove from the sub
lime.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
TO Blacksniths.

TT7E have made arrangements for The sale Of
w well known Sligo and Tyrone Iron, and
shall have general assortment as soon as freghts
will admit Of its being shipped. We shall also
have an assortment of Bellows, Anyils, vices, and
and all descriptions of Tools for furnishing shops,
which will be sold as low as they can be bought
above st. Louis.
CAMERON, MASON & SHEPHERD.
March 10, 1883.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
Gbs @lasgot, Glnus,
Yearly Advertisers.

Our yearly advertisers are reminded that
we can only give them half q column
Any excess will be charged for. An extra
charge is also made for any advertisement
outside of their regular business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

REVISION As.ocIATIox.--The annual
meeting of the Revision Association will be
held in 81. Louis, comm encing on the 9th Of
April next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

WrATHEn AND RIvER.-The weather
since our last, has been quite cold, winter
appearing 10th to leave us. The river is
very low, but has risen a few inches in the
past twcnty-four hours,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

Goprr, for April--no "fool" of num-
Der ei,her--has been received. The Ladies'
will find it we'll filled with fashions, music
and entertaining prose and poetical sketches.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

Hoo LAVA Subscriber" wants TO
know with how much force the Hog Law
has boen "sntoresd" since the "l7lh"? He
wants "the hog law enforced, or every citi-
zen left to kill his own pork"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

TS-sor cbody says wife should be like
roasted lamb-tender and nicely dressed
Somebody else wickcdly adds, "and without
sance.n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

E5-A widow once said TO her daughter,
"When you are at my age, it will be time
enough to dream Of husband. ""Yes, man.
ma" replied the thoughlless girl, "for q
second time" The mother tainted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

gsnMr. Josephus Gill, formerly of Fay
cite, in this county, died recently, at his res
idence, in Benton county, in The 68th year
Of his age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

AccEprs.--Thc "Mirror' announces that
Rev. John L. Yantis has accepted the Pres
idency Of Richmond College, located in Rich.
mond, Ray county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

E3sJudge Brown, Receiver of the Land
Office at Plattsburg, died on Friday night
9th inst. He was an accomplished gentle
man 0! the Old Virginia school.-[L Liberty
Tribune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
PLASTERIMG.
PRICES MODERATE.
CHINA, GLASS and QUEENS WARE.
Wholesale and Retail.

CHINA, GLASS and QUEENS WARE.
Wholesale and Retail.
rJNHE undersigned would again call the atten-
l. ton Of their friends, and of the country
dealers generally, to their very large and well Sc
lected Stock of Goods in their line, which they
now have in store and TO arrive for the Spring
Trade. Their stock consists of all the varieties of
China. Glass and EartheIware,
Britannia Ware, Looking Glasses, Yellow Rock
ingham Ware. Pipes, French China, Bohemian
and Belgian Glassware, Cornelius 4 Co.'s une-
qualled
SOLAR LAMPS,
Chandeliers and Girandolcs, Solar Lamp Wick.
Lamp Chimneys and Globes, and all other art-
cles usually kept by dealers in our line. Their
Qua Q Q II q w n II .
consists of upwards of eight hundred crates and
casks. imported direct from the Potteries and Sc
eCted by their resident agents in Liverpool and
they warrant their goods to be of superior quail
ty, and will sell at prices as low any other
respectable dealer in the market.
L,Jeral Discounts made for CASH!
Packing done in the best manner b. superior
workmCn. They have on hand large number of
ASSORTED CRATES, put up expressly for the
country trade. by their most careful packers,
which they will sell to Wholesale dealers H. The
country at d liberal discount on our packing
prices. r. II. MILLER & CO.,
Nos. 30 and 81 Main street,
Between Chestnut and Pine, St. Louis, Mo.
/ March /, 1870.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

CRY ELrorrov.--Next Monday is the
day fixed by the Charter for the Election Of
Mayor and Councilmen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
NoTECGs

ON FRIDAY, the 9th of APRIL, 1855, books
W will be opened for the subscription OF 1--WE
hundred shares of the capital stock of the Glas-
gov Insurance Company: In Glasgow, at the
Banking House Of Weston +. Birch & Son, I'M
der the superintendent of Weston F. Btrch:-
At Fayette. at The Branch of the Bank Of the
State Of Missouri, under the superintendent of
William c. Boon. The books will be opene,. at
10 O'Clock of said day, and continue open until
O'Clock OF The same.
WILLIAM d. SWINNEY.
DABNEY C. GARTH.
WESTON F. BIRCH.
GLASGOW March l5 lS55-3W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

HEaP.-The St. Louis Intelligencer Of
last Friday quotes prime undressed Hemp
at $95--the highest market rate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

CROWDED CURVE have not room for
several Editorial articles desired to appear
in this issue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
The Wings of Kentucky Succumb.

The Louisville Journal, for long and zeal
GUS and powerful advocacy of the Wing
cause, stands justly al the head Of the Wing
papers of the West. But the editor of the
Journal, on the 20th inst, puts forth care
full and able editorial in which he says:
There is nothing in the complexion Of
the times TO indicate that we could now sue
coed in electing a Wing ticket in Kentucky
were we to nominate one. The only effect
Of such step would probably be TO secure
a triumph of the Democratic nominees
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

Influenced by these views, we counsel
the Wing party of Kentucky to make no
nominations for the coming summer cleo
tons, but TO look upon the contest, the men
and the principles, and let each member Of
the party decide the course he shall pursue
on the convictions of his own judgement and
sense Of duty"