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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-18
The Valuable Farm and Tavern
Property known as Callaghan's.


Property known as Callaghan's,
and is situated in the County of Allegheny, at the
Junction Of the Roads leading from the Warm
Sprinss and from Coyingtoa to the White Sui
phur.
The tract contains 7i6 AcaEs--l50 Acres OF which
is cleared aud in cultivation, and 400 acres of the
residue is land of excellent quality, and well adapted
to Invasion when cleared: the entire tract is well
supplyed by flowing water in every part.
As a TANERN STAND it is unsurpassed by any
in the mountains, being situated sixteen miles from
the u hite Splphcr Spfiags-lS mites OF The Sweet
2B from the Warm, and ;bout 20 from the Hot. and
ll-HcaIing. -Both lines OF the Stage now stop at
the House and it has always enjoyed an extensive
patronage from the visitors to the mountains. The
buildings as well as all the ou-houses are large and
are newly fitted up. Within a few feet Of the door
OF the houseis Of the largest and lnast Springs
in the mountains.
It's also "a fine stand for Store, one having been
located there and doing large business fora num-
Der of years.
Possession will be given on the first of January
next, the purchaser having the privilege of sowing
the crop. -
TERMS:
Cash in hand sufficient to pay expenses of sale and
the costs of the suit and fourth of the residue of
the purchase money, and the balance in equal install
ments, i'll one, two, and three years ator date of
sale, with interest, the purchaser giving bonds With
approved security and title being retained as addi-
j. W. MASSlE,
Commissioner.
June 3d. ls55-tds. Printers fee 50.
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ON Thursday the 2sd of August, will be sold at
~ public sale, the Farm owned anu occupied by
An b TiiiRTY-f7tE AeRES, lying on and wa
tered Wy Back Greek. and adjoining the lands ct
Wm Dunlap, Samuel Y. Kerr, and others. On it
are Il good Dwelling AID out houses, a large Earn
aud convenient Stables Said farm is well 6atcrcd,
and good spring within ten yards of the house,
and has sufficient timber on it. ether descriptions
are useless as none huy without seeing. Also, en-
the sane day, will be Sold 5 Horses, 20 head of
Cattle 5 of which are milk cows, IL or 20 Hogs,
about many sheep, one wagon iouf pair wagon
harness, one tight two horse carriage and harness,
corn now growing, all farming utensils, household
and kitchen furniture, in short the entire property
OF NJ. NJ. Palmer said farm, consisting OF such rs
are found on every farm ant about every farm house.
4 credit with the usual requisites, Of months,
on the personal property-teras OF land liberal and
made known on day of sale, or before, privately to
persons interested. Sale to commences ct 10 o'clock
4. NJ j. ". PALMER, Agent.
AUGUST II, 1855 1T.
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Canton Malfings.

x PIECES of No. Canton Maltings. frNm auction
- Mt Is cts per yard also "A beautiful Oil Floor
Cloths, just received at WHITE 4 PATToN's.
Staunton, July u, 1875.
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Make Money While YOU Can.

WYE, the undersigned, are prepared to furnish
w Instructions to all who wish to make money
In an easy and respectable manner, for the small
consideration of one dollar. The capital required
TO commence the business which we will propose. is
only ten OF fifteen dollars; that any may
gage in it. All letters addressed to us with one
dollar enclosed, will be promptly answered by re-
tarn mail, With all necessary instructions as to price,
De. SCOTT co,
DeerGeld, Augusta County, Va.
Aug. Is, ls55.-3t*
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HERE. At LAST.

THAT GQLDLEAF TOBACCO YOU have an been
i waiting for so long, has arrived. Send in your
orders. and ahlige yours, respectfully,
June 30, ls55. c. 7. COCHRAN.
E00 Sacks Salt, now being received. and for
COO sale by y. Al. :. CRAWFORD.
July ~, 1876
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w. Va. .JUSp'As,
SANS SARSAPARILLA.

A MEDICINE recommended to be used in Scro-
"A fula, Dyspepsia, liver Complaint aud as a
tive and tonic properties are said 10 be great and
its composition being pnrely vegetable, its admins
tration to enteeblG. ratiens is very beneficial. Sold
in Staunton by - JAMES q. LAIRD. -
August I, 1855
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-18
TAEsE PILkS PERIFY TIE BLoOD

These famous Pills are expressly combined to ope-
rate on the stomach the liver, the kidneys si.s
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any de-
fangenent in the functions, purifying the blood, us
very fountain Of liie and thus curing disease in all IL
forms.
DYSPEPSIA IND LIJER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly halt Che human race have taken these Pills.
1t has beer proved in all parts of tho world, that
nothing has been found equal to them in of ds
ofders OF the liver. dyspepsia. and stomach com
iqalnts generally. They soon give healthy tone to
tn Sc organs, however much deranged, AID when all
other means have failed
GENERAL DEBfLITY. III HE1LTH
Many of tie most despotic Governments have o.
rened their Cust.an Houses 70 the introduction Of
ticsc Phss taat they nay become The medicine Of
t1e masses. Learned Colleges admit that tbs 1aeda
cine is the aeet remedy known for persons u,
iieaie health, ~ Were the system has ben impair
ed as its nyisofatseg properties fail TO ao.d
+ lief. II
" 2 II A L 2 = . III LAiNps
No Ferale, yoiins Or 81, should hc without Thu
celebrated medicines. +. errs is aud r,eni.tss +l.
monthly courses at all perpis acting in many csses
Ike charm. 1t Is also the best and safest medicine
that DO given to children Of al ages and for any
complaint consequently no family should DO Will
out il. q 49,. ~
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NOTICE.

Staunton, Aug. II, ls55.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-18

SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH
BARGAINS! BARGAINS
yINHE subscriber wishing to reduce his stock, to
i prepare for the approaching season, takes TINS
method of informing the public that he will sell at
prime cost for cash. up to the first OF October next
lie has large and well selected stock of Dry Goods
and Mienery goods Positively no goods booked
unless at profit. Gall ealy, you can get bar
gains for your money. GEO. W. SMllli.
August IL, ls55.-Spec copy.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TTOLDERS of Certificates of dcposite with the
Ill Augusta Savings Bank are hereby requested
to present said certificates to the Treasurer for reg
istraton by the first day of September next.
+. c. RICHARDS Treas.
Staunton, Aug. II, 1885.
A CONVENIENT Dwelling House for rent, APP
"A ply to GEO. w. SMITH.
Aug. H. 1865.
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NJ. SIMPSON / co. hereby inform the public
IA. that the firm under that name having been
dissolved by mutual consent Ito take place July LIST
ls55) they have placed their bonds, accounts &c.,
in the hands Of J. G. heat for speedy settlement.
NJ. Please Call at the store and settle
TIME bonds, accounts &c. Of A. NJ, Simpson Co.
Il to iuly LIST, 1855, have been placed in my
hands for settlement. Those knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward and settle.
Staunton,, Aug II, 1850. &c. WHEAT.
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HOLLO WAYS PILLS:
WHY ARE WE SICK ,

1t has been the lot OF human race to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. EOLLOWAl.S
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief Of the.
tceak, the nercous, the delicate and the irn OF all
cmes, ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor Hob
loway personally supefinepds tho Manufacture VI
his medicines in the United States, and offers than.s
to free and enlightened people, the best remedy,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-18
ROANOKE cOIE,,GE.

gENlilS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED AT SMITH,
l. VA, in the beautiful and fertile valley of the
Roanoke, surrounded by branches Of the Allegheny
Mountains and ia consequence in the enjoyment of a
pure and healthfu climate.
FACU LTY.
Rev. d. F. BIrrLE, d. ID. Pres't. and Prof of Nor
al aud Intellectual Science
s. CAhsoS WELLS, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Natural
Science.
DoN =. II elses, A. B., Prof. Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Rev. ID. II. BlrrlE, A. NJ. Prof. Bellies Letters.
Rev. WM. b. YoNoE, 4. ~, Principal Of the Pre-
paratory Department.
G. =. TrRRILl, NJ. d., Lecturer on ANATOMY and
Physiology.
------------,- Prof. Modern Languages ito
be supplied by next term.)
Arrangements viii be made for boys. sent to the
Institution, BY which they will be kept DAY and night
andei the eye of Tutors.
The next session will commence September 9Th,
and continue uatil last Thursday of June lsi6 Ex-
penses Tor the Session 81 90
August 4, Is55.-til LIST sept
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SIC l.9 .g(HES

10 the tract about 200 ACRES cleared and in a
goDd atatc of cultivation; the residue is We'd timber
ed. There is Il good Brick yelling House upon it,
and well of never-failing water in the yard. This
Farm is situated III a the healthy neighborhood,
convenient to Churches, Mills and Distillcries;
which affords fine Market for grain. 1t is seven
miles from the Virginia Central Railroad.
will sell at the time and place
A GJCD MILL. SITE
within quarter of mileo the above Farm. but
not attached to il. This water-pewer would Ire a
good location for chopping Mill, Saw Mill or any
other machinery that the purchaser might wish.
At the same time and place, will sell ali my
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
four horses and twoiresh Mich Cows; one wo-horso
wagon and harness for same, all of which are new;
one buggy and harness. n quantity of Wheat and
Oats and all my interest in tae growing Corn crop.
Also four or five number one Negroes, one OF
which is good Cook, Washer and. ner.
Terms mads known on day of Sale. Sale Of the
land to eominence at Ii O'clock.
+. JAMES L. CARSON.
August Is Claubershurg Q'a) Valley
Spirit copy IDS.
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1SG HHDs. Porto Rico, New Orleans and .uus-
lou eoyado Sugars, medium to- prime quality ;
$50 barrels Crushed, Fulvefized, Manuaied aud
Coffee Sugar; 20 bbs. Donby refined Loaf do !;
$50 bbls primo New Orleans and Cuba Molasses !;
Is hhds Sugar House do; coo bags prime Green
Rio Coffee; 100 bags Rio Java Laguara 40 1900
Sacks Ashton's, 1eifres' and Darcy's brand fine
salt; 90 Tierces Cider Vinegar.
The above goods were purchased early in July,
previous to the advance, and they now receiving
direct from New York per Schrs. Statesman, Arctic
and Bedell. MeYEIGH q CHAMBERLAIN.
Aug. H. Bruce street wharf, Alexandria.
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June 80, ls55-tds. Printers fee $
Needles, Needles.

CROSBY'S Improved oval.eyed and Bates Drill
Y cd-eyed Sharps first quality for sale, wholesale
and retail very low by GEo. Il. fklCE.
June 2, 1855.
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" Senate Chamber, Ohio, .4pra 5A, 1854.
DE-. J. C. AYER-IIonored Sir: / have made thor.
ough trial of the CArHARrc Pulls left by your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering. The first dose re.
lie"~t me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel In better health than
some before which attribute entirely to the effects
Of your CArHARrIc PILLS. Yours with great respect,
LUGIuS ID. METCALF,n
The above are ALI persons who are publicly known
whore they resde and who would moi make hase state
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TO PAINTERS.

T KEEP constantly on hand full supply of Lin
i seed Oil. and all the paints and varnishes belong
ing to your business. good assortment of Paint,
Nasnish. and Sash Brushes.
Staunton, August 4, 1865. JAMES G. LAIRD.
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AGRICULTURAL. FARMHOUSE,
.Efe.rsg3,sgj.SN ESfS Md.

WE ars nos receiving i large assortment Of Az
w ritaitatcg hnpia.en's, Sesis, and Uo~sres,
ap.1n tto lowest terms. We arc careful TO setaca
implements q tbs most approved patterns sld work
nan.bip, andhale in part tbs following
Mowers and Keepers,
Threalers and iorse Powers,
Pennock's Wheat and Guauo Drllh.
Harvest implements OF all kinds,
l!arr1ws, Cutivators,
Flows, Subsoil surface and aldo hins.
Garden and Field koilers, Rad spoqfs
Ladies' Garden Tools, -.
TrimineTs and Shears,l
s'eed s-N4ss aca p.is,
Lime Sproalers,
Torn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines. Cistern and Force fs,np4
Grindstoncs and Fixtures Wife Treos.
Ok Nokcs, Traces and Horse Collars.
Briar Seythcs, Bush Hooks,
Axes, Nations Clubbing Hoes,
Spades. Shovels, Forks and Rakes,
Chsrns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse aud Hand Powers,
And large variety OF other articles, to " hoL We
respectfully cab the attention Of Farmers.
VA. All orders thankfully received and prompt
~ attended.
MEADE & EACHES, No. II,
Alexandria. ArjrlI 81, lS55-tf rFaiHfaY st
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Stanton, April %, 1855.
TOBACCO RIISINES

TTtIIE undersigned will continue the Tobacco M
ness at the old stand where he viii Be pless.ss
to see the patrons Of the cid firm.
April IS, 1855. C. T. COCHRAN
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,E'rglstee,s Sale.

nN Monday, the Goth day of August, 1855, at
W Cgaigsve on the Little Calf Pastures, l shall
proceed to sell, under Deed of Trust executed by
David Welsh to me as Trustee, the following proper
ty, to wit: | black mare, sorrel mare, bay mare,
bay horse, / red COW; carts. IA head OF hogs, l
dozen shovels dozen picks feather beds bedsteads
and bedding S straw beds and bedsteads, brass
clock & pots, skiilets, q ovens. 3 frying pans, 5
trunks, desks and book cases, $50 worth dry
goods &c. Sid deed was executed to me as trustee
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Augusta
county, bearing date June = 1858. Terms OF the
above sale will be cash.
july Is, is55--tds. r. n. WALLACE, Trustee.
da1O 600 WANTED.-The subscriber wish
SIU,UUU ing to reduce his large and well
selected Stock of summer Clothing will sell from
now till the LIST of September his entire stock of well
made Clothing at prime cost. Don't forget to call
and look at his Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember his Store, East Main street, the largest
and second Clothing Store West of the Woodward
House, oooEi II LEVI oitD.
July %, 1855.
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pstsg.Ea SALE.

HAVING determined to go south viii sell to The
III highest bidder, without reserve, on Tuesday
the 25M ef September, if not sold privately before
that time, my farm lying on branch OF the
MID DIE lIV Ell
two miles North eff Middlebrook, and adjoining the
lands of William l.. Dunlap, Mary ii. Palmer, Hen
~ Mish others.
l,nrn nrn ulllllt
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NEW ESTABLISHMENTS


flshE undersigned has opened, On ugusta Stre~&
l. in the nes Stbre Room between Cowan's Rook
store, and Scherrers Confectionery, handsome =.
CLOTHS, C4SSf.KERES. TEST7NGs. "a
which le Is prephred to manufacture into parma.1.
of all descriptions agreeably to the latest fashions
The patterns of his goods of the latest stvia.
having purchased them this Spring in the Northsra
who only desires trial TO satisfy the public Of ~
efficiency. The public arc respectfully invited ~
call on him, and examine his stock before purcbss;rl
elsewhere. Ills prices are moderate. = -
March 81, 1875. John NJ HEPlJx
SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
lust to hand and for sale supply OF N.1...s
~ Chewing Tobacco Of superior quality.
Stauntou, June 80. 1855. CT. COCHRAN
Rifes.
+ HAVE on hand some choice Rifles G. una vrr
l. ranted to shoot WE'LL For sale low By
June :, lsaS' GEO. .. PRICE.
DRESS SILKS.
WE ask an examination Of our rich new -
w Dress Silks. They viii be- sold cheap. -
GK0RGR y. SfllN
Staunton, June :, 1854. 4..-s,as T.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08
GLA COW WEEKL II ne S

E5sThe Hon. JAS. ]. LISDLEY spoke in
this place on Tuesday. He disclaimed the
idea of making political speech, with a
view 10 future advancement. He gave All
account Of his official conduct in the last
session of Congress; and administered tc
President Pierce some well deserved raps
for his perfdy to the South. "Pierce is
President of the faction known as abolition
lists, and not of the nation-his soul is toe
small for national man-.-the idea of nation
atty is too grand for his perception"
The speech was well received. We no.
tced few gentlemen whose under lips
hung a shade lower after the speech, but
such things are TO be expected Bruins.
wicker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08

John w. Henry, ex-school commissioner,
publishes letter in the Glasgow Times,
announcing his intention TO 'sink or swim,
live or die'' with the American party, and
seems to regret exceedingly that any man
should cling to the "sinking ship" of the
oil parties. John is evidently squirting
towards Washington, and perhaps imagines
himself covered already with congressional
henors. Trenton Herald.
We venture to say John will consider this
news, as do his friends worse men
have been covered with Congressional
honors."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08

E5@Out of the 200 men belonging to the
abolition party, in Lawrence, not one could
be found who would fight. They were
compelled to send to Howard county, Mo-,
for bully, whom they have hired at the
rate of $35 per month. This man is now
in Lawrence, engaged in his business, and
is the first professional bully we have heard
of in the West.
What is the use of Shnrp's rifles, if Mis-
sourians have to be hired TO use them p
Frontier News.
Who is this professional bully" that
Howard has furnished? Will some one give
us his name and antecedents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08
Gbe 6lasgotu Gimas.
Small Arms.
For the Times.
KEyrrsviLLE. Mo-, Nov. /, IS

bndll drmS.
KEyrEsviLLE. Mo-, Nov. /, '55.
EDITOR TIMEs-I understand that during
my absence in Illinois, your Linneus cores
pondent took occasion 10 fire a small squb
at me, in the shape Of rather scurrillous
notice, connecting my name with the es-
Enlistment of paper in Linneus. His
announcement was rather premature-there
wdS some such talk, but do not see that
there was anything SO astounding in the fact
as to alarm the gentleman into firing in ad
vance. 1t is generally conceded that the
establishment of press in any place is a
public benefit, or earnest Of its thrift and
prosperity, and he can feel but Title inter-
est in the place he resides, who would at
tempt 10 ridicule the idea of its establish
ment. Was the gentleman frightened when
our late fine seminary was instituted ?-or
did he fire or bay as TO our pedestrinating
(allowing me to assume the editorial, as the
Briefer would have US, and the sly nsin-
uations as TO our circumstances, we were
not aware that we had settled amidst COM
munity where poverty was considered a
crime, or its subjects amenable 10 public
ridicule. If it is any satisfaction for him
10 know, we will state that during the las
IL months we have owned long and shor
cared stock-at the present writing shor
md 2 as long cared as the gent himself coult
be, and that we have earned them by oul
exertions. But we sometimes choose tc
walk-we thank God we can walk. He
may have been born with a sugar plum il
his mouth, and taught to believe it disrepu
table to walk, but if he will read he will fine
many examples on record which he nor ~
may not dare even TO emulate.
We opine that before we get our pres
established, the Hindoos or dark Lantern
clan will be so badly used up that to giv'
them "goss," would be very like killing
dead dog. Study your brief, George, If yor
have any, but if no, the book with blue GOV
ers, and let US and our private affairs alone
B. DOOLITTLE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08
RGTCuEERDsON's
Missouri River Expr


WILL leave st. LOUIS semi weekly by We
w fast passenger boats,
Polar Star, Edinburg, f. X. .4ubrey and
Jas. II. Lucas,
for st. Joseph and all the principal points on the
route. Each Express will be in charge of
Special Messenger,
provided with Hon Safes for the security of MO-
NEY and other valuable packages. Bankers, and
Merchants business transacted with pisPArcH.-
Collections made and proceeds promptly returned.
Boxes, Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of al
kinds receipted for and delivered without DELAY.
Orders of every description filed.
This Express connects with all other Expresses
for New Yor! and the East generally; also for
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans.
ca Principal Office 1G Main ST., st. Louis.
Refer 10 the Bankers and Merchants of ST
Louis. JOSEPH +. RlTCHERDSON
June ~, lSoo-H Proprietor.
%" Manson & Bartholow, agents, Glasgow
Mo-, with whom Packages or Goods may be left
Also, orders for merchandise or any article desir-
ed to be purchased in ST. Louis, which will receive
prompt attention.
.IzS' The Agents make no charge in the shape
OF commission or drayage, for receiving and for
warding packages or goods,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08

THE RAILROAD TAx.-The question as
to the legality of this tax was not decided
in special session Of the Circuit Court on
last Monday as was expected. A meeting
Of those DESTROYS to have the matter tested
was held at that time, and preparations be-
gan TO raise the necessary funds TO prose
cute the suit. Five hundred dollars is the
amount. Messrs. Napton and Clark, the
two lawyers employed, have each given
their opinion adversely TO the legality Of the
tax. A subscription was made out by which
each signer is taxed one-tenth the amount
Of his this years tax, and some 5000 were
subscribed. 1t is very probable the whole
amount will soon be raised, when the mat
ter will be taken before the Supreme Court.
This tribunal, however, does not sit until
January next. In the meantime the tax
book will have passed inio the hands of the
Sheriff for collection, and unless an iniunc-
ton can be obtained from Judge Hall, which,
from what we understand, we do not think
very likely, he will proceed with the col
lection. Should the Supreme Court decide
iavoraby 10 the contestants, the tax, OF
course, will be refunded Randolph Cit,
izen, lst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08
LATER FROM EURoPE-Per BALTIC
The Russians Defeated at Kars--Foul
Thousand Killed.

New York, Nov. 3.-The Baltic ar
rived in dense fog unannonnced. Bread
slufls irmer. Wheat advances four 10 six.
Flour siXpence. Corn two and sixpence
higher Cotton declined one sixteenth
sales 5,4OO bales.
The Russians have been repulsed at Kars
with a loss Of four thousand men.
New NoRK, Nov. 3d.--The Allies have
organized Il concentrc advanc from Eupato.
ria 10 other points, in order 10 cut Of sur
rounding Russian forces.
The advanced posts of the Allies Is with
in iiily.iive leagues o.! Bakchia Sierri; Rus
slams are retiring; Liprandi intends to de.
fend the line OF the Belbeck
Kiuburn, at the mouth off the Dneiper, has
been captured by the Allies. Lamar and
Phausgoria, in the straits OF Kertch, have
been destroyed.
North Sebastopol is surrounded by foul
new Russian Notifications.
The Russians attacked Kars on the 29th
but were repnlSed with immense slaughter
Gorlschakolf is to be court.martaled.
Kinburn was captured on the l7lh 10y thu
Allies. Nothing new from the Crimea.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-08
A Good Hit.

The Quincy (Ill.) Herald says: An Abo,
litionist has the same right precisely to steal
a three Dollar Kentucky bill from the peck.
et-book of Missouran travelling in Illinois
on the ground that the laws of this
State do not recognize the money of foreign
banks, that he has to steal the Missourian's
Niger, on the ground that our laws don't re.
cognize slavery.