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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-06
GLzAs G-OW WEEKLY 1TIMEs

ton to hold State Convention at St. Louis
on the second Monday of April next--fl-
teen for, and twelve against. The twelve
are said 10 squin, at fusion with the Know
Nothings-a great triumph of three votes
for Knapp& Co., who got up the meeting
The party is organized.
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City oIecz11aaLaCcS.
No. DIG.

I'm Ordinance Concerning Horse Racks.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Counci.ncn OF
the City of Glasgow:
That the erection Of Horse Racks On any street
that is curhed and paved on both sides. also with
in sky feet in width on Water street., is an OBJ
struction, and shalt be moved under Ordinance
No. $50, approved July 3, 1884.
Approved November %. 1855.
LOGAN d. CAMERON, Mayor
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Six slaves, sold by Mr.. Collier, of Liz
brought the following prices:

There were several other negroes sold
girl u years old for 5000; boy years
old, $ll5; girl 6 years old, $375-others,
the price of which did not learn.
The land sales do not take place till
Thursday, as that is The. day set apart by
the Sheriff for the regular sales Of The Court,
A number of horses We're sold at mode
rate prices No mules offered @f'f
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New YoRK, December l

The United States steamer Massachu-
sets, Lieut.. S. Swartout, commanding, left
Acapulco on the LIST ult., for San Juan del
Sud, under orders respecting the designs Of
Gen. Walker.
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August 2d, .SAA.
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No. 2lS
OrdinaNce dpW0prlaIing .1IoneN.

Ordinance dPpr0prtatiHg .Moncy,
Be il ordained by the Mayor aud Councilmen Of
the City of GLASGOW:
That the sum Of SIXTY dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated TO Thomas Shickelford, for
the purpose Of keeping up the Tecg aph line from
this place 10 BOonyiie The condition of said APP
preparation is. that tue conductors of the line are
10 give bond for the faithful yunreyauce OF mes
sages over said line Tor one year from this date.
Approved November ~, ltSto,
LOGAN D. CAMERON. MaHor
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, Dec. 6, 1855,
Look for the K.

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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1.-THE publication Of the Doonville
Missourian is suspended, and DIR. Trigg,
advertiscs the materials of the Office for sale,
in the last issue Of that paper.
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ENnCmfnr,s NOtfCc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from tho Probate Court Of Sa-
line County, letters testamentary on the estate of
Isaiah HuG deceased, late Of said county, bear
ing date November 7th, 1898,
All persons indebted to said estate arc requested
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it will present the same, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit, and il not presented within three years,
they win be forever barred
PHINEAS E. HUFF,
November 2g--3W- Executor.
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HASTENGE--

CASTINGS
y A large lot of Ovens, Kettles, Skillets Pots,
and odd lids,
noyQQ THOMSON. LEWIS & co.
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Religiods NOTICE.

REV. VIZ. THOMPSON will preach at
Charlton Church on Friday evening 7th
inst, Saturday 9Th, and Sunday 9th, in the
morning. AT Glasgow, on Sunday Evening
cin1the Methodist Church, he will preach
the funeral OF WM. C. Manson, deceased
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.OGAN .. DAMERON, Max
No.t2l9.

Ordinance omcndoio,y of Ordinance No.
PIG. o.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Counclaen of
the City Of Glasgow;
That so much Of Ordinance No. PIG. as provides
that Horse Racks shall not be erected within sin
ty feet of width on Water street be and the same
is hereby repealed.
Approved November 81. 1855.
LOGAN D. CAMERON, Mayor.
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I7=The following is the latest news we
have from Jefferson City.

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. so.
The Senate this afternoon passed Robin
sons substitute for the Bank Bill it extends
the charter till 1861, four years; also pass
ed House bill, making appropriation to the
Platte County Railroad.
The House was occupied all the afternoon
with the Railroad Bill. Nothing done.-
All the prominent members, except two or
three, for it, and it is thought will be pass
ed. 1t is said the Governor will veto it,
but if passed once, it will be carried over
his head. The House passed Joint Reso-
luton to go into joint session on the 9th
Dec, to elect one Senator only.
JEFFERSON CRY, Dec. l.
The Railroad Bill is still up in the House,
amended SO that Quincy is cut off from
connection with Hannibal s. St. Joseph
Road.
The Senate passed the Cairo & Fulton
Railroad Bill; it Oppropriotes $25O,OoOj
also passed the Common School Act.
The Wing meeting last night was fail
Irre. Twen'y-seyen voted on the PROPOSE
|I . ~ -H.
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CONVERTS, TO SPIRITUAL AL
bany Atlas states that among the last con-
verts to "spirituolismp are F.. C. Collins
and, VIM b. Astor, of New York city,
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CCNDIEES--
- Oranges, Figs, Sardines, Raisirs, CuraDt,,
nutnegs, madden. pepper, spree, ginger. pickles
prunes, brandy cherries, citron, HOLSTERS. indigo,
rice, chocolate mackerel, blaclliug, powder, shot,
lead, buckets, pals, tubs, sc.
To mention every article on hand would be out
Of the question. Call and see for yourself.
noy20 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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CANDLES.

N Z At-L EIHANTs
~ 80 dozen Thomas celebrated Baltimore Cove
Z Oysters, which we warrant
# nov2g THOMSON, LEWIS * co.
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ISAAC Fl. MCKEE, Commander.
FLEMING CALVERT, Clerk.

AGENTS--D. c. Arnes, VIM. l.. Wheeler. Port
land; T. p Dyer & Co., Moore & Willing, ST.
Aubertj W. A Bennett, Bennei's Landing; Mauss
& Lohman, Jefferson City, Smith & Bass, Clays-
Vile; G. S. futile, Nashville; John Parker,
Providence; Hinton * Walker, Rocheport; Da-
vid Gibson, Gbson's Landing; John Porter,
Boonvlle; VIM. Ii. Wood 81 Co., ]. A. ]. Adj
derton, Arrow Rock; Manson & Bartholow,
Glasgow; Powell * Co., Grove, Lewis g. Co
Cambridge. tdec 6, ls55-te
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ElNAI aETTI.ErrENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will make final settlement Of his admiHis
ration of the estate of Robert s. Hughes, decd
1t the next February Term (tirst Monday OF
lie Howard County Court.
SAMUEL L. HUGHES, 4
November saw Executor
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Zine 5.iGlEOTa


EA BOXES CRIMPED CANDY;
~ 20 do fancy do
% do suappig kisses;
20 do common do
~ do toy fruits and fancy men and horses.
noy29 THOMSON. LEWIS d co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EohHoKr. NO. November 20. 1906.
FT'HE undersigned would most respectfully cal
j fine attention OF Cash customers 10 Bis large
and extensive stock OF
Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods.
All Of which arc fresh and new, and viii na SOLE
at prices that will efectuaiy defy competition,
E'Or Casb, and Cast. only.
My present stock consists of every grade and
quality Of Staple Goods, adapted 70 the wants OF
'Ac farmers. Among my stool; you wilt ind O.
large assortment Of Blankets, Alpaccas. Mcrnoe
Shaws. English and American prui-. I'D .Tadcs
b,rachod and brown Musus, bicachod and brown
Drill, plain and etrirod Osnuhwgs striped Shirt
lres, Bed TickIngs Apron Checks, Flauues,
Cloak Lining, Plaid Lin-rys, satNo's, krufHcl!
Jeans, sc. Also. a large lot Of Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps, Hardware. QueeusYgre. tIa,,
VINO. M---o- ware. lc-a- .---. L---.---o. -
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SEASON ARRANGEMEXTFOR IS5G.
ST, LOUIS AND CAMBRIDGE PACKET.
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET
For jefferson City, Rochcport, Boonvlle, Arrow
Rock, Glasgow and Cambridge.
ri l.. 4. e ~

Nsiy, q CLARA,
,tssss.4 ISAAC H. MCKEE, Commander,
VII commence, on early opening of nav gaion,
her regular weekly 'rPS IN he above trade
Leaving 81, Louis every FRIDAY at ! o'clock
p. M, and returning win leave Cambridge every
MONDAY al + O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in ST.
Louis Wednesday evening.
The CLARA has been thoroughly repaired and
refurnshed, and her accommodations ave unsur-
passed. We hope by promp;ness and strict atteu-
age from our friends, to whom We extend our
thanks for past fayors.
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SAT-

1000 Large sacks G. a salt H... "a
200 l.. y Blown do.
10 Bbl Ka. dn. o. .s7H
aos9 THOMSON, ITWis go N
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l.. WOLFSTEIN--g7. $. CLOTHING
nEEsHT

HAS received another lot Of fine Beaver
| L Cloth Oyercoats, fine Double Goats, BUSH
ness Goats, and has also fine assortment Of cash
mere Pants, Under. shirts, Drawers, and fine
White OVer-shrts.
Come and see before you buy elsewhere, or you
will lose a bargain,
EtcMenIber--Cheap for Cash!
Als0-A large assortment Of Boys Oyer-coats,
and l beg parents 10 examine my stock.
MY Gloves and Comforts are beautiful.
rs Now is your time Country Merchants, 70
buy cheap Clothing IT WHOLESALE.
Glasgow, November g, 1855. @
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-06
THEESE--

~ 100 boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
% do English Dairy do
nnY29 THOMSON. LEWIS s. co.
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DVCK WHEAT FLOUR--


ID 600 pOunds buck NTeat FT0UT.
noy29 THO. SON, LEWIS S; co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL hotels
YE2TERnAY

AMERICAN HOTEL n Wilson, WASHINGTON;
81 Locker and avt, Lexington; Pray, Boston,; J d
Canal; Capt 8 McLane, do; e Deffendeffsn, Bait;
A Jones, Petersburg; q Cren.haw. Chas City;
Whitshurat, Ga; Thompson. Gsi; Lssrsmb Ie,
C Carter, Wmsbs; T T Tabb. Danville; Mrs FisheT'
J B. Sheppard, Cumb'd; Shemer, Huggens, 6
Vaughan Miss Vaughan, Mis-, Mearuser and iasy .vt
Hampton; w Baber and lady, z sauuderson and
lady, Tenn; J Lewis, Baltimore; E White, q K
vsnnah.
EXCHANGE iHoTEL-.Chtef Justice Tanney,
Bait; w Kemp, oucester; " Hughes. Rich; Dr
Christian, Lynch'by; w Weeb., Petersbg; Fl c DaI.
lam, Bait; Mrs sarksdale, Fsrmville; r Turn.
Mesley. S c; Enlis, r r; A Peco., Il Pc.
cot Hsnovsr; Horton, Lypchhurs; M C Moor.
nan, do. II Holt. Allie ghsny S. rings; w Sta.
ri, Nelanr; Wssdsr and lady, Baltimore.
ST, CHARLES HOTEL-W Boueock, Hen.
1i oo;;! Wlnssd' u. as'ep Perry
Walker, City; Jsnett, YORK; w Hudrsns;
rHIh; Hndrens e. City; MoGn Eluvsnns;
HarvY. r r sbarksten, W Y Neal, A Sever. D
Barnes, 7 c Anderson, J E Mallory. 4 T r; Il A
C Brown, Pewhatsn; M nj Foster, Amelis; lot.
ley Nottoway; z Jeter and aon, Amelis; Mr. Rich.
ards and lady, Lynehburs; Rev Fi1ney, lady ard
svt, Va; NJ Mosely, Charlotte; H Sstsrley, N C; J
Kent; C Gates, Chesterfsld; II Wren, Fiuvaons;
J D Abbetts. Lynehburg;E q Chasaibs, Capt r
Prsscud, Mrs Prescud and SIT, Va; Z King,
sq r61i1 yss mIgSphhy sni.hisls; ,,,,
Csbs and child Va; W Fowler. Louisa; A Mitch.
ell, Pittsylvauis; Waller, Easly, Halifax: M
soyd W Miller. Stores. Lynchburs; J w Cot
en-, Ps; T Tame. sc; Townes, Amslis; Mar
TIM @ Watkins d. Hotson. Jas Allan Pow
ea'an; J Yonce. Wythevile; Turnley, Spottss l.
ysnis.
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LOCAL MAUHna

GuIr r6R. DAN AoE An action has been
brought Il the Richmond Circuit Court. BY Mrs
Fensom, against the Richmond and Dausille Rail.
road Company. for damages received by her more
than q year since, while passing that Company 3
depot 10 this CITY, The fence around the lot Of the
Company on the liae OF the sidewalk leading to
Mayo's bridge. had been taken down to have the
lot filed up with the street, but barrier had been
erected to prevent sDy one from stepping OF the
sidewalk into the opening below. Mrs. Fensom, 1t
seems, was on her way to Mayo's bridge. on the
night OF the occurrence, and not knowing that the
fence had been removed, missed her reckoning
and stepped from the sidewalk into post bole
which had been left open. thereby breaking one Of
her ankles badly and rendering her cripple for
life. Since then she has had the misfortune to lose
her husband and to have her house. groceries, fur
uiture and clothing destroyed by fires leaving her
helpless and penniless with three or four children
to provide for which she could have done BY her
labor but for being made cripple BY the accident
at the DanviIle lot. The suit has been continued
until the next term ct the Court before which time
1t Is hoped thst the Directory of the Compa ~ will
enquire into the matter, and If the carelessness of
their agents was the cause of the accident make
liberal compromise with Mrs r., without awaiting
the decision of the court
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RECEIPTS,
BY CANAL. RIVER AHD RAILROAD,

FOR the 1ceeR ending IN OF JUne.
BY THE CANAL, (partis,iy closed for repairs. )-2n3
hhds. of Tobacco; 45iA tens coal and sundrY toa-
mage Aggregate down freight 1893 62i lbs; do.
up freight 9l4 80 lbs
BY THE CENTRAL RAILROAD 81 bhds an 2 boxes
of Tobacco. and boxes manu- featured do; S4S
bbls Flour; 1913 bushels Corn; 5000 lbs. Bacon; s.
tons Pig Iron; 81 bushels Wheat; SO bales Hay; 10
bales Wool; sos bushels Oats; Is bags Flax seed;
Leather; boxes shoes; IS bbls Whiskey "a bag s
gss funiries and 81 empty bbls; kegs Lard;
boxes Egg, 9 SO par agss Butter SlS Chickens; i46
Lamb i9 Cslve Beeves and 142 Hogs.
LANDED IN THE Dock so hhds Bacon 200 bush.
Gravel; 1900 bbis Lime; SO 600 Shingles; 30 900
feet Lumber; 1900 bbls Fish; So 000 lbs. Bacon
$40 tons Iron; $50 tons Gusno; $50 bales Bay; $50
bhds Molasse.; Is do. Sugar; 700 bush. Corn; 81
tons Coal; New York packets Baltimore do.
with merchandise .,-.-
BY THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
476 hhds and sl7 boxes Tobacco; 2i6 bushels Corr;
20 bushels Wheat; l23 bbls Flour; Dbl ADD 2 bag
Meal; bag Bacon; 2 buckets Butter; 10 Lambs
and Veals; "a dozen Eggs; Dbl Liquor; Dbl
Soap: l Dbl Lime; 10 Empty Barrels; 10 Empty
Csr5oyE; s. bags Feathers; 10 do Wool; 20 do
Roots; do Ginseng; do Cotton; bundles Deer
Sims rolls Leather; 10 boxes sundFias; cars
Timber; so packages by Express; 975 K egs Nails;
6SS tons Coal, and 2l tons Stone.
BY THE RICHMOND AND ErERsBuRG RAILROAD
sos hhds Tobacco; 20 bales Cotton; 20 bales Cot
ton Waste; l cask Bacon; 1 bsg Wool; II bbls
Turpentpe; los bags Corn; bag M sal; IS boxes
and bales Mdze q bundles Wire; box Plaster;
Wheat Drum; So empty Liquor Barrels; 20 600
feet Lumber.
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| Mr.. Thomas B. Hearts. young man we'll knovr
NV Olieans, as chief clerk OF the New Orlean.
and Opelousas Railroad, was accident.llv drownaS
| there last week Nto"heo
| There are pig convicts In the A,ab.m. n.,,,,.
sry, Jour more than there are cells IN the n,isor
The Athens (Ala Herald ssys that wont, d;.d
'aere last week, from the sting of a locust.
Jaha Ponce was burnt to death In Savannah
rl'sy' oy the explosion of a csmphene lamn-
hev. J. r: Tustin has been elected corre.,o,a,,.
| ciety. 1o''a'oo Sos
a severe hurricane occurred In GrjfBn. a. ,..,
thursday, blowing of the roof of a Iarsa wars
mouse and the observatory OF the GriHia FemsI.
OF the money given to Batchelder's widow =,
Boston, $3.50 was subscribed At Savannah. Ga.
Cotton. three feet high, IL In bloom In Lee copnv
Ga.
The editor of Petersburg Inteliqencer. returned
from visit to Warren, N. C gives discouraeins
account of the crops the line of travel tbj,her
The Democrats of ST. Helena parish, La. have
recommend Hon. ]. NJ Sandidge, for Governor Of
the State.
T. NJ. Arlington Esq, 10 to deliver the address 10
Tsrborough, on the approaching Fourth of July.
John g. Johnson, the oldest citizen OF Monroe
county, Alabama, died on the 4th inst
There were heavy fails of rain last week 10 VA
rions sections Of Missouri, and the crops promise
rich harvest.
The National Convention at Philadelphia Il ex-
,ecsed TO adjourn to morrow.
The steamer Union WAS soA Ia Washington,
tuesday, for $4,000.
Next Monday ID one Of the lohgest days Of the
resent year.
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Il GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC "a
q EXCURSION ~
8 A S H COTRAG

ON FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1855.
The NATIONAL GUARD, Capt VIM T. PREs
TOM will make their First Exsu siou to Slash Cot
tage, on Friday, June 18th on which occasion tbav
will be accompanied by the celebrated Marine
Band attached 20 the u 8 ship PENNSYLVANIA com.
posed of 20 performers. The and will during the
evening, give one Of their GRAND CONCERTS at
the Cottage.
The Company beg to assure the public that thew
have made such gements cannot fall to make
the Excursion pleasaDt one to these who may at
tend them, and thsy therefore invite the co-opera
tou OF tie citizens generally in this their first en-
tertainment.
Since last summer, the Cottage snd Grounds bsva
been enlarged and improved besides being lighted
up with gas, which a4ds greatly to the LONELINESS Of
the place.
To these ladies' and gentlemen who take pIessurs
10 the dance and waits the commite bes to assure
them that the best Cotilon Music hss been en-
and will be in attendance; while those who pEsfsr
quiet promenade, the walks IN tbs grounds bril-.
hsntly Illuminated, present the most attractive ep
pearance.
Members of other Volunteer Companies. disrosed
to sttend the National Guards In tnsir Excursion
are requested to appssr in uniform.
Extra Trains will leave the Richmond and Fred
ericksburg Railroad Depot at 4, 5, snd n O'clock
P. aud return to the city between the hours of
II and O'Clock, next morning.
TICKETS tor the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR
to be had at james A. Hsrr!ugtons Cigar Store, cor
nsr of 10th and Main streets-at the William Tell
House, on Broad street-at the Bepot-ard Of any
member of the Corps.
II Refreshments of all kinds will be served on
the ground. lie ltd
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PRETrY PIcruREs.-We had the ples

Pretty PlcTUREs.-We had the plea
sure. yesterday, of examining four beautiful lho-
graphs, hanging in the Office of the Richmond Fire
Association, that must prove attractive to every
fireman 10 the city. The pictures represent en-.
CINE fully manned. moving slowly along, an engine
being drawn rapidly to fire on hearing the alarm;
an engine and fremen working for life to ex,in-
guish the burning building completely wrapped
in fames and the frsmen reeiing up their hose
and preparing 10 remove their apparatus after the
fire has been extinguished. One of the pictures, in
many respects. resembles Phoenix Comp ny of this
city, when duty, while the likeness of the fore-
man Is exac. image of one of the master spirits
of No. corps. The pictures are we'll executed
and do great credit to the skill of Mr.. Currier the
lithographist.
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ACCEPTABLE REMEnBRAScE.-On be-
half of the fremen, we return thanks to Messrs.
Mcpherson L. Taylor, stewards. at the American
Hotel, for a substantial collation. furnished them on
Monday night last after the destructive fire at the
corner of llth and Cary streets. Such dsinterest-
ed acts of Kindness are most highly appreciated
aud will long be remembered by the feemen oil
Richmond The American 10 now under the man
agement of Mr. W ellis, the proprietor, SIR Smith,
being absent from the city, and 1t gives pleasure
to say that hs high character Is fully sustained In
every particular.
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DEsEcRArros OF HoILYwoop. I'VE le,

DEsEcRATIoN OF HOLLYwooD. I'VE learn
that ,ecently boys have been riding rapidly as
though they were racing through the carriage ways
Of Hollywood Cemetery. Of course this conduct is
offensive 10 every person of proper sensibities and
especially to the relatives and friends Of the dead
who rest in that beautiful spot We hope the pro-
per auth orites may take some method to put stop
to the desecretiop of the place; at lees we hope
this notice NAV check those who have heedlessly
outraged it If such practices continue, of course
the beaut grounds must be closed all vi,itors,
fcers This custom prevails at the North; but we
should be sorry that it should become necessary to
adept it here and thus the people In great Measure
deprived of the privilege of going to Hollywood
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL ELECTION The
X N. members of the N, FL Legislature had an
exciting caucus Thursday evening. In relation to
candidates for u. 8. Senators Paul George
addressed the meeting, denouncing the graspng
proc,ivites of the freesoilers, and demonstrating
against the nomination of John P. Hale to the Sen.
ate He made no objections to James Bell but
contehded that the election of Hale wo,iId prove
the destruction of the American party In N. Hamp-
shire and in the nation. Six thousand Democrats
with them In the State, he said, in opposition
to Hale and abolitonism and in favor of American
ism On Wednesday evening, the House procee
ded TO the election OF United States Senators this
afternoon, and made choice of James Bell for the
long term, and John P Hale for the short term, by
a large majority. The Senate may possibly not
go into an election for day or two.
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THROWING SrokEs.-UnIess parents will

THROWING SroNEs.-UnIess parents will
in the street, the Mayor will be compelled TO 6ne
t6em heavily for such conduct Continual com.
piaints are made Of this dsr gerous sport in
boys delight TO engage and it not unfre quentl7 har
pens that 1nnocent persona seriously injured BY
it. Yesterday morning little chap threw stone
In the Capitol Square, not far from the house.
which Struck youth, standing Bank street on
the head ard inflicted severe wound or course
the lad who threw the stone did net design to pjure
happened, but he had Observed the ordinance and
been governed by 1t. he would escaped the mortifi-
cation OF csrelessiy njuripg playmate. The MAYER
at the last session of his court imposed fine of a.
on Patrick Downs for permitting his son to throw
stones In the street; but he declared at the Same
time, that il parents refused longer 10 take steps
to prevent their boys from engaging in ouch nas
tines, he would be compelled to raise the fines to
tho hishest marx ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

II FEEL SICK, Boz oAerVf TAKE PILLS
OIL NOR SALTs."-Why should you, when you can
get DR.. L. B. Wright's Tasteless Liquid Cathsrtic"
1t is not eply the cheapest and most pleasant, but
the mcst eicent purgatiye, in all cases ofdsrangsd
plants, &c, ever yet discovered It is prepared By
old experienced Physician and Is truly bless
to mothers, heads Of families invads and all others
requiring medicine Children cry for it, and invaids
take it without the nausea attending all other
Cathartics. Give DR. L. B. Wrght's "Liauid Cathsr-
tic" a fair trial, and you will never use any other
purgatve. Sold everywhere. lie l5-2t*
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