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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
No. pol,
I'm Ordinance concerning s

I'm Ordinance concerning SidUcG.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilman of
the City of Glasgow:
SEC. |. That it shall be unlawful for any in
habitant of the city Glasgow 10 buy orreceive any
article of produce or merchandise or any com
modify whatsoever from any slave without writ
ten permission from the master, owner or oversee
err of such slave, granting permission 10 such slave
TO sell such articles Of produce, merchandise, or
other commodity.
SEC. 2. II shall be unlawful for any inhabitant
of the City of Glasgow TO sell or loan or give to
OF buy for any slave any quantity of sprituous or
fcrmented liquors without written permission from
the master, owner or oyerSeer of such slave.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be unlawful for any master
or owner of any slave to leave 10 such slave his or
her own time or permit such slave TO 90 about and
hire himself or herself to others offer himself or
herself for hire without written permission and
that bearing date, and for one week only, and any
person hiring offering TO hire any such slave
without such written permission shall be deemed
guilty OF the violation of this ordinance.
SEC. 4. II shall be unlawful for any person on
the Sabbath day or Sunday to sell TO or buy from
any slave any article of merchandise, produce or
other commodity whatsoever.
| SEC 5. Any person violating either Of the a.
bove Sections shall upon conviction for the first
offence be subject 10 fine of not less than one
dollar nor more than twenty dollars, and on con-
viction of second and additional offences shall
be subject to fine not less than ten nor more than
f[ty dollars for each offence and in case any fine
imposed for violation of this ordinance shall not
be duly paid and satisfied, the offender shall be inn
prisoued in the Calaboose not less than SIX hours
nor more than four days.
SEC. 6, IT shall be the duty of the Constable
or any member of the City Police TO give informa-
ton of the violation of this ordinance of which he
had knowledge or information, TO the Mayor who
shall thereupon issue his warrant and proceed as
in cases of violation of other city ordinances anC
. tb, boI SusDpCt
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
ID 1 II ID :,


In Boonvlle, on the Sd inst, Mrs. MARY Do0-
BINS, mother of A. W. Simpson, editor of the Oh
server, in the list year of her age.
On the 9th ult. after protracted illness, at the
residence of her father in Charlton county, Mrs.
SARAH e. BLACKWELL, daughter of Andrew and
Ruth Thrash, and wife of Rev. ID. c. Blackwell
aged % years and2l days.
Mrs. Blackwell was born May 9th 1888. Some
years ago she made profession of religion and
united with the Methodist L. Church South, il
whose communion she continued a worthy ant
esteemed member unit transferred TO the churcl
triumphant. She was married to Rev. D. C
Blackwell of the Missouri Conference, Sept. Is
1854. During the few remaining months that sh,
lived, she engaged with pleasure in the labors ant
privations incident to the Methodist itinerancy.-
She bore her affection with christian forttude AM
resignation and was enabled by faith in the Re
deemer to triumph over her last enemy. r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY.

The closing Examination of the classes of Elm
Ridge Academy, will be held on Wednesday June
18th. A disnterested committee of well known
scholarship and candor will conduct the Examna-
ton, assisted by the Principal. 1t is desired that
the parents of the pupils will all be in attendance
as well as the friends of Education generally, and
especially those who may feel some interest in
knowing whether their sons and daughters can re-
ceive the same intellectual training in the country,
as at our Village and City Academies, and YET
with perfect security to their morals and social
habits. The exercises will commence at 81 A. NJ
W. RENFRo RoTHWELL, Principal.
June 7, 1855-td.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

OPERATIONS UNDER REcIPRoo1TY.-A
correspondent OF the New York Tribune,
writing from Toronto, says: awhile Amer
can buyers are in our market purchasing
wheat, we are importing butter, fat cattle,
sheep and calves from your side. The first
importation of fat animals by our butchers
from the United States under the Recipro-
city Treaty, took place yesterday, and ar
rangements have been made 10 receive flu
ture supplies"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Cn1 nnninhan

We are afraid that the Missouri RspubH-
can errs in stating that Col. DoNrrHAy did
not participate in the late "audacious in
road" on Kansas. We have given him
credit for stimulating Missouri emigration
and with having gone into the Territory &c
see that the Pro-Slavcry party had that fair.
ness which Gov. REEDER and the Aid Soci.
cites endeavored to deny them; and we shall
continue to accord him all due credit, mas.
much as we are assured on the "best au.
thority" that he was in Kansas on the day d
cLectlon.-T JEFF, Examiner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI c.
COUNTY or HowAHD
In the Couuiy Court. Uay SH. 1850.
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrator Of How
ard County, and having in charge the Estate Of
Jonathan Li-gett decd.
Petition to sill i0ad for the poyncni Of debts.
- AID Administrator files his petition setting
ICforth that the personal estate Of said deceased
is not sufficient 10 pay the debts Of said Estate.
and praviug the Court TO grant an order for the
sale of the real estate belonging to said deceased
for that purpose. Aud the court being satisfied
that such sale is ary. il is ordered that all
persons interested be notified that application has
been made for the sale OF the real estate belonging
to said deceased at the time Of his death to witt:
An undivided interest of Two Fifhs Of the South
West quarter of the North West quarter Of Section
Thirty-Two (32), Township Fifty (jOl Range sew
entoen (lI) And part Of the South West f.ac-
tioua quarter Of Section Thirty-SiN (36). Town
ship Fifty-One Oh, Range Eighteen ylS). And
the North West fractional quarter and part Of the
North West quarter OF Section One %, Township
Fifty(5O), Range Eighteen (IS). situalcdn How
ard County Missouri. Also an undivided interest
Of one third Of the North half Of The North East
quarter of Section Twenty Six (26), Township
Forty one (i1) Range Fourteen IA and the South
West quarter Of the South East quarter Of Section
/ Twenty-Three (23), Township iory-cnc (l1)
! Range fourteen (ll), and the South Eat quarter
OF the South West quarter of Section twenty 'lrye
(23) township forty-onc( an Range four;ccn( H..
situated in Miller County Missouri tor the pay.
ment Of debts. And that unless The CONTRARY b,
shown on or before the first day of the next tern
! of this Court, an order will be made 10 sell sal.
real estate. 1t is further ordered that publication
! ofthis order be given by publication in some news
paper published in this State at least six week
before the first day of the next August Term o
this court And this cause is continued.
Attest: A.. J. HERNDON, Clerk,
May 2I-6w BY VIZ. O. BuRroH, d. {.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Kansas Meeting,

We are indebted to Mr. Hancock, of the
"Banner," for proof copy of the preamble
and resolutions passed by the Kansas meet
ing at Fayette, on Monday. They are too
lengthy for us to give this week, our room
having been exhausted before they arrived.
The resolutions are ultra in their tone
and they and the preamble rather inconsis.
tent in their logic; but we will not pass upon
them before our readers have had an oppor-
tunity of reading them. They will appear
in our next, copied from the Banner" in a
more correct form than we can give them
from the proof slips before us.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

ITWe have reliable information 10 the
effect, (says the Brunswcker) that the
BoOnville and Brunswick Telegraph which
has not been in operation for some months
is soon to resume under the management Of
Mr.. Stebbins, of Boonville.
This will be welcome news 10 our citi.
zens. Having once enjoyed the benefits o.
telegraph, this suspension was the more
sorely felt. We hope Mr.. stebbins will
soon have the line in complete order. His
well known experience, in this business, is
a sufficient guarantee, that entire satisfac'
ton will be given.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

WEATHER.-Jnne, so far, has been a
cold, wet month-fre indoors, and over
coats out, have been essential to comfort
and health, every day since the month came
in; and we have had a shower every day
but one, we believe. There has now been
sufficient rain, and people are beginning tc
wish for a cessation of showers. Crops
are growing finely, and promise an ubun.
dant yield.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

STATE FAIR.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt ofan invitation from the Directors of
the State Agricultural Fair, politely tender
ed through Capt. 10. L. STEPHENS, the Sec
rotary, to attend the approaching October
Fair, free from any charge either for men,
bership or gate fees, "with seat upon the
stand"-all desirable to an editor, but par
ticularly the latter, as he is expected 10 re-
port every thing that transpires.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
GENTLEMEN,S GOODS.
AYERS PILLS.

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nalgesoh i 2@ulacf, Dropsy, hieunI,iI fe-
AZ - 3d.
pla oni HeadacRe; rams N hG Breast SIDE
ii "..a r ~ SCm
rnHee" rnE lew are ot' u,ngscS III m,c ; d
- s;I,or oJ s,,trai,, it h I,'tJ
~ bsross b anu o fi oe
froor, .o M 80, c, foaI T,o @
tye Of bo rSn T bo e t " sonn
,+os sor,,,s ,J !rtnr rtal dso.sos hib 7;L+
have boon oyoJed nv the tneI and .
Of a GOOD nnr%oti,,o TLis is lilo tTme ~ C,IJs
E,.ar;sh s,!i,n,,nr,, orJ p;ia,, jo.a,,,ro,,o,,+
T6c, all tSn% 10 hcco,ne or nroIrce tbc ccr
,o5 5nJ dobic d;sta,ra. which load thn Lo,r-
SOS ali ovar Tho Land Uarco a roliohIn family
pLisir 10 or rho f;rt i,,,arta,co +o tho ,Ibic bll
pmJ Inc pjr I, .n ,fon,,5 VA; cnms"trtn
Sin 70 meat tbo J,ndnj A. o,t,s f;ai ~
lis virtnrs bv pbvsicir;sHs. prorrssors. and pa
ticrt. has shown results sr,rpas.;r,, ,,ir bItb
ertn l,o,,, 81 any,. ,,nJ;i,oi CnTos ,, toe, o.
foctoJ Lo,.ord Loiief ,.,ra tbo,, ,t s.,rtiotnl
Inv nersois of sucL exalted nosi,iops and character
rs TO forbid the suspicion Of urtrltb.
A,no,,r tl,, cont IT,, 40 I,,.c +,,,;rcJ
in favor of those PHI. We may, rantin,,
nocf. 4. N.HAyES, AHaIytIraI Chemist Of
Roston. and STATE AsS,vo, ~ NT,s.acIu.e,f,
whose hirh profassionaI r6orori,r is ,,lorseJ by
tho
Hon EDWARD EVERETT Son,.or of tbe
r-i;toJ StaIov :
P0RrR,r r WTNTIROp rv-sro,Lor oc tbo
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PoII..ah rlo'cI' anu o'HtrS' ..., L., ,
ia spaCG P,'lhi,' we '"G'" ElEe n mn u,ItutI
ae> from al "Is "ilC'e ,'.t ii's nay
useu, put evidence even more convincing I!", '.e
experience OF eminent P"p'.c men, l. 4o0o III 'ci
eH2Tls upon m'l, u!aI. :.....;,.,.;,,
l'lese r'l,I 'l'e itsu.' 81 ;Gns ul',
study are oIGIto 10 ule uDIt 'S tle oest "I,'. Ill.,
coluple'e when u.c present sla'e oi n.'U0 Il,
science eau ''ioIu' lucy are collPo"l'ue9 iiot VI
me drugs themselves out OF 'l'e ncHtcihSi virtues
only OF 'e@etanie Icine"'cS N'Iac't" pl NneIIC''
process III S'a'e Oh p"r'y' an" coITlncu 'oseIn-
gr IN such manner as 10 insure me pest results
inns system OF composition TOT ile4lGHes mas oee
louhu III Tue merry fectorai ana rms ToIl' ~
produce more eHIcleIh remedy Dil'h ia" h,lIleI'o
oeeI ootaln'u py NY process 1ne IJ"sTH Is PEI
tecuy obvious WINE oS u'G o'u ihout oi coInPo'
Siuoh: every ineoclLe IS ouiueheu W . more o.
less OF aeriInoiLo9S ana INJURIOUS q"SlueS, ny IlS
eacI ihoLIuua! virtue o"s 'iaI Is Hcsi'tu lIL w
curative ruee' present Al INC 'Her' any unhoN
of F1. e7 ~ o ''n S.f
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

RIvER.--The river has continued to rise
since our last, and of course is in excellent
boating order. We notice a number of
strange boats are advertised for this river,
and further decline in freights may be
anticipated. The coordination" seems TO
have fallen through, and the Pilots are be-
coming commanders. The boats had their
own way in the spring, but shippers are in
the ascendant now.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

DRuG SToRE-REMovAL-Messrs TAY-
s. WHITE have removed their Drug Store to
the brick building, nearly opposite the Post
office, on First street, and have fitted up their
establishment in an exceedingly neat and
tasty style. They have full stock Of
every thing in their line, which they adver-
ttise 10 sell at "moderate prices" and we
are satisfied they will do as they advertise
Give them a call,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

T77A recent number of the Brownsville
Flag contains a letter from Saltilo, Mexico,
giving an account of the murder of an Am
erican named DR.. Downs, who was robbed
Of large amount Of money by his murder
ers, and the Mexican officials appropriated
what property remained to themselves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Kentucky Politics.

The Editor Of the st. Louis lntelligencer
now in Kentucky, writes from Boyle coun-
ty, under date of the 26th, as follows about
the Kentucky canvass
ain the Louisville Congressional district
Humphrey Marshall is nominated for Con-
grossly the Know-N othings. The Dem
ocratic and the Anti-Know-Nothing Wings
unite in opposition; and Col. Preston, it is
admitted, will be their candidate, if he will
accept the place. Think of that Col. p.
running as the candidate of the Democrats,
when, two years ago, he run as the candi-
date Of the Wings and beat the Democracy
near 1900 votes.
Aagain, in the Bradstown Congressional
district, Union Convention of Wings and
Democrats has just been held, and Dem
ocrat, Mr.. Jewett, nominated to oppose G.
G. Wintersmith, the Know-Nothing candi-
date. Old line Wings enthusiastically sup
port Mr.. Jewett, the Democrat.
In Lynn Boyds old district a Democratic
convention was lately held, that nominated
Mr.. II. G. Burnett for Congress, in place
of Boyd, declined. Two Scott Wing cleo.
tors of '52-the representatives of Anti.
Know-Nothing whigs-appeared in the con-
vention, and prayed for the success of Bur.
nett and Democracy.
In the Fourth Congressional district the
Democratic party and hundreds of old line
wings cordially support former wing, A
G. Talbot Esq, an Anti Nothing
whilst the wing and democratic Know-Noth
ings support Fountain T. Fox, also an oil {
wing. The question is no longer between
Whigism and Democracy, but between The
Know Nothings and their opponents.
But strangest of all, in the old and honor
ed Ashland district the Know Nothing
have nominated DR.. A. X. Marshall, of Jes
samine, for Congress; and the old Clay or
gans, the Lexington Observer and Repor
ter, the Frankfort Commonwealth, and Par
is Citizen, carry Marshalrs name at tn
head Of their columns. Whilst the Democ
racy that so lately prided itself on that "ri'
sing man" and invincible champion, Jno. G
Breckenridge, can get no man to stand be
fore the league of Wing or Democrat
Know-NOthings, led on by Marshall.
This DR.. Marshall, be it remembered
was for many years, one of the most win
dictive and incessant revilers of Henry Cla
: that that noble patriot ever had. He stoo
. in the Lexington Court House once, / al
assured, and I'M public speech, declare
that he not only "disliked Henry Clay,
but that he "hated" him, and gloried in i
and he smote his breast as he spoke, in til
tumult of his passion. But the Ashlan
Wings, or Know Nothings as they now arr
will elect DR.. M. to Congress.
All this only shows what I said, in I'll
beginning, that it takes Kentucky for OF
: and out political revolutions. An old Viii
or Democrat revisiting the State would neve
know his friends. The explanation is brie
1t consists oftwo words and half: "SAM'
ABOUT"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

KANSAS RIvER.-The stern wheel stea-
mer Emma Harmon" reached Lawrence,
K. T., on the Goth, and went on up to Fort
Riley. The Lawrence people were greatly
excited on the occasion, and Extras announ-
cling the arrival Of the steamer were issued
from the press.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
No. 204.

VU. LUf.
I'm Ordinance 10 repiue an Ordinance 10 sup
press Tipping and Gambling Houses.
re it ordained by the Mayor AID Councilmen Of
the City of Glasgow;
Doth, 1850 entitled san ordinance TO suppress Tip
pling and Gambling Houses in the City of Glas-
gow,'' be and the same is hereby revived and de-
cared TO be in force.
SEc.2. All ordinances conflicting with this or
dinance is hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance 10 take effect from il.
passage.
Approved June 5, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

Sr. LOUIS PILor.-A. H. Buckner, Esq,
has sold his entire interest in the st. Louis
Pilot and retired from the editorial chair.
Mr.. G.. L. Pollard is his successor, who is
introduced to the public as Zone of the most
polished and vigorous writers in the West. u
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

PRo-SLAvERY CONVENTION AT LExING-
ToN.-Lexington seems to be settled upon
as the place, and the 18th July as the time,
for holding the proposed Convention of the
pro-slavery men in Missouri. The meet
ing at Fayette, on Monday, appointed dele
gates TO the Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
g@The Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA nan,

E%The Ohio and Pennsylvania papers
are complaining of the desertion of men
sent out by the Aid Societies to the Pro-
Slavery party in Kansas. One from Ohio
and one from Pennsylvania was elected to
the Kansas Legislature on the Pro-Slavery
ticket. Of course they took over their
friends TO the Pro-Slsvery party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

Boat BURNED.-The steamer Keystone
State was burned at Lawrence Landing, on
the Illinois river, last Thursday night
Several lives were lost, and the passengers
lost everything except the clothes they had
on. She was bound to St. Louis, freighted
chiefly with grain, whiskey and lard. Boat
and cargo total loss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

SLAvEs.-The citizens of the place and
vicinity are referred TO an Ordinance in to-
days paper relative TO slaves, recently
passed by the City Council. There are
other Ordinances worthy the attention of
"man and beast" Dogs must be on the
look out, and tipplers prepare to "dry up"
or take a quart at pop!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
NJ A X RE ID.

Onthe Both, by Rev. S. ]. M. Beebe, Mr.. WM
HOOPER and Miss Lucy c. HARPER, all of Char
iton county.
Also, by the same, on May 31st, Mr.. JOHN +,
ALDERsIN and Miss ELIZA S. HOOPER, of Chair.
ton county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

I|Capt. WILLIAMS, of the "Wenona''
has our thanks for late papers. The w. is
one of the most punctual boats in the river,
and is fast getting to be favorite with trav-
ellers and shippers. Punctuality in boating
will tell and Capt, Postal seems to under.
stand il,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

T5-The steamer Polar Star had her Chin
neys blown over board, and received some
other injury, few miles above St. Louis,
on her last down trip. No detention will re-
suit from the accident, but she may be ex-
peeted in her regular time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
No. 203.

fin Ordinance establishing a Grade.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen Of
the City of Glasgow;
SEC. /. That the grade of the pavements on First
street between MsAEard and Commerce streets be
as follows. On % West side beginning at N. W.
corner of Howard and First street, thence on lev
ell line l25 feet, thence on strait descending line
TO the intersection of Market On the East side
beginning at the N. L. corner of Howard and First
streets, thence 125 feet level hne, thence on
strait defending line to the intersection of Market
street. The East side to be 9 inches higher than
the west at the beginning point.
SEC. 2. All ordinances conflicting with this are
hereby repealed.
Approved June D. n,NrDoN ,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

V1HcINIA.-Wlse's majority will be about
ten thousand. All the Congressman elected
are democrats, but one; Extra-Billy Smith
being the only Know Nothing candidate
elected. The Legislature is largely demo-
cratic.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

CHOLERA IN GEoRG ETowY.-We regret
to learn that Cholera is prevailing in George
town, Pettis Co. Mr.. Forbes, Of that vicin-
ity, informed US that there were four deaths
from the disease there, last week, one OF
whom was his neice.-- Boonville Obser-
yer, I'd,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
christian Church State Meeting

- The Second Annual State Meeting of the
christian churches of Missouri, will be held
at Georgetown Pettis county, commencing on
Thursday before the 3D. Sunday Of july
A general attendance of Ministers and dele
gates is expected and desired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
PREPARED BY
DIR. JAMES 4. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.

LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents Per Box. Five Boxes for 100.
SOLD BY
0. HENDERSON, Glasgow; POWELL & Co., Cam
bridge; ]. Is. CUNNINGHAM, keytesVllle; w. Il.
SNEIsoS, Fayettej BAGBY X Co., Roanoke; |. V.
HARDY, Huntsville; J. W. Tucker, Carrollton;
BARNARD, ADAMS X PECK, St. Louis; and all
druggists. May Slim.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
City Ordinances.
M. 100.

No, 1919.
I'm Ordinance dnsendatO1y ofdn ordinance
reldtiUe 10 Sede,calkS and pdcmg.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of Glasgow:
That sec. of ordinance No. 1913 be amended
as to read curbstones shall be five inches thick
Approved June 2, 1855.
L. D. CAMERON, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

HEMP.-The News, of Saturday, quotes
Hemp at from $S5 to 500 per ton. Large
quantities are going into St. Louis, since
the rise in the river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

FThe Land Office at Clinton, Henry
county in this State, is to be moved to War
saw, in the county of Benton, on the first
day of July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

STRUCK by LIGHTNIo.-A new brick
building owned by DR.. Matthews, in JEFF
fersOn City, was struck by lightning last
week, and materially injured.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

I5@Col. Robert Brown, Editor of the
Cape Girardeau Democrat, died on the l6tl
ult.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

E5=Chief Justice Kinney, it is stated, has
been appointed Governor of Utah in place
OF Col. Steptoe, resigned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

1|Capt. Ericsson, in long letter on
the subject of the caloric engine, declares
that he has not abandoned it, but is still en-
gagged in prosecuting experiments for its
nerfection.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, June Z, 1855,
Look for the K.

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