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A LONE, by Marion Harland. has beeL
"a published In London and PARIS, 10th sditisn:-
Americas sd,tioa Ready. jast pubiisssa sad to-
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AUCEIoM aALm


-. tnxUkE DAYS. - :.
s0MnIHSI0NER'S SALE or VAL
~. 49, ~ ~ nEAL rsIATE ON GRACE AND
s;on.. y rs srcL;uAIED THkaI0N.-Asc enmiI
psonosscsa .. ths III Iuas 1855 d he esss 81 Dos.
wsl,' shsna, 9e- sgainst ssvysrs, ts- sssii pro-
aOND1Y: The q aay q Jsiy lass q - so., q q
o'clock ~, II fAir n lot The nesf f.jr ~, M
sasc'e bali sese lot g the corner Of 7ta "a faes
nesory thereon lste the pfoperty Of Tho Covi.s.
ssscsased tosether nth eli tie Tobsceo Tfxtarss
Ss :. & d,sss 1 r.' &c g e: M
Zach ssun.ins on the line q aoeh e rsnsns
e;sk ~ feet to IN sIlsy 10 fssf vide.
:. vi so., 4 s: e = . . As
ne expensss Of sle. and the residue 10 Be diySsd
!. 70 sqa:i is,tslus.ss 81 whh one
70 the credit ef THE suit ana for tie resi.
= fonrths Of sush residue neeoiable pceea
.sa III. e = 4, AZ Y s.ss.
.'' i'l'' psia %. THOMAS W. POWELL. =
Sale "a h so.a,.t.s Csmmispionsr-
jsls ao6Dik /. Arprasor. A,...
COMMIsSIONER'S E1TE OF r. var.
m YALE LOT OF LAND, At THE tORNEn
pIcp nbuA AND 2srH sTs IN The CITY 81
~. ~ ,p LIS Commissioner acting q. der de-
en.sIea on the lith day of Jane lass in q MD a
iona, han and wife against MaxveH Ia. sssI al
-. sss.s ~ tae nIgooot bidder, the pra.
m,sss, o. TIE q day Of JAY 1855 q tie ,nr 81 q
usfsS sae zoe Of land and the bsi yaiaas Ill.
.esnasen g tis corner Of Msa ssd fssss
feet. < $500 ma SuAh'ee neck lSo
Lsnns -Oasfourth cash; the balance n q .a.s1
StsMensa payaole N ax ard twelve uaoafhs ths
eaaen,ees exsenting for the deferred psvmsnts -.
soaaels notss With interest aadsd, a..
eo.sse. The title u 70 be retained unfl ~ Eho.
S1 80 money psid and eonyeYsaes directed
Sale % BE- s.,an.,.si. =. NANCE. Comm'r.
1e~ GODDIN APPEKsON xnnp.
ALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON 2rn
- sTkEET. NEAR BURYINa oROUND.
virtue Of dead Of trust execnted Ia ~ s,rst.-.
sne snockos Hi Buiidins Fund Association on NicS.
mono, bearing date on the 17sh dsy Of Jnne iasx X.
90 ne; .e %, .is the
70 sell at public sueiion. sron ths Srsss;os
9ss very vsluses Houss and Lot fronting g fsst -
q street npon which are stuatea three tensmsrts
USED BY him a. . bakery. = 's
Terms made known It hour of ala.
EDWARD NEIDT
~ N. Z. STRAUSS. Frussaa.
GoDDIs L APPERsoN, Aucts tor
HyRTT1TEEs.0 C1TT r,~.,,r.s.s-
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INTERFERING FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-THI
RIGA received at New Orleans, report that thu
Government of Nicaragua is much excited regard
Ing tho Kinney expedition, but fully prepared Il
give IL d warm reception. Toe Revoluiionists ar
rAported TO have sued for peace. The war 10 CON
adhered nesrly closed.
reciprocity treaty has been concluded be
tween the Unied States and Nicaragua.
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OONsTABLE'S Salem nursuance

r. ONSTABLE'S SAIE.-In pursuance
" Of an order Of the Hrslines Court made ON the
18th OF June. 1885, on atfachmsnt ia favor OF z
dag Of June 1855 at 10 O'Clock NJ, Ct the store
+. N. kobertsou, on Governor street, next door to
John Henrys. sell large lot of Clsths Csssimeres
Ready Made Clothing. The articles are Of the best
quality. E-9
TERMs-All sums over go ninety days credit, for
amount cash delivery. S Fssefs II
Also. will be sold the unexpirsd term Of the store.
house. upon credit of four months the Purchaser
executinsa bond, with good security, for the pur.
ehase money, payable to the upderslgned.
je26 J. r TYLER H. O. C. r.
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TWILL be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd Of
w july 1t 10 o'clock Sharp's Mil. at Roeketts
one STEAM ENGINE. TO satisfy an execution
In my hands in favor Of Gallaher whe sues, Ia o.
D. T.. Sharp -
fERMs-Cash. Z. +. WIhSTUN, u. D.
is 2S-dtd
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By GODDIN & APPERs0N

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
r0k SALE AT AUCfION.-Wti :. IL z.
ma. ths l0th day Of Jsiy. Is55 on The ~.
sssn AZ mnensine a. o'clock. two Of the me-
qe.ie on which s.ands the FsrmerT Hotri 49,, sue
"s soea about 40 feet On Hull srset i.sA1-
npontha for ss,ot H1 sssn s:'aaes q md .
ute Retained I'll last note l. paid 1asds saa
yeS 0ODDIN kAPPEReON A..
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BY TAYLOR & WTLLIzNi
DEAL ESTATE M MANcHrarr,,

DEAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
~ ON JACKSON STREET, AT AUCTION Il.
va MONDAY. "a JAY, At 81 O'clock. r. NJ, upon
81. Brick and two Of Wood in III. Torn Of ssshss
Ter on jsekson street. opposite the Tavern al NJ !
J sizer. and occupied b. Mrs. Moody
Toe lot fronts q fact and runs back IS7 fat .
Tsras-Oas-thhd cash. balance at snd III ruos
With interest addsa and secured bv trs RI LA
jss TAYLOR WILLIAMS, .Iasts. Z
COMMISSIONERS SALE CT M
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON LEsaH sr
At Acknowledgements to decree OF Tia, cirsu;;
Coe.t OF the city OF Richmond. entered lsia Juaa.
1872 10 the eases of cfsnshaw and ala Va Glenn and
ais, and EaderS executors vs. Glenn and ala fhe
suhssribar will, On TUESDAY. Sd July, Is,5. At n
O'Clock r. M upon the Iremises. ssH 81 auaton LOT
NO q on Leigh, near Adams street, foa..aa Ia ct
and %,, I.anniE: back lS5 feet se "a allsy.
lag, occa2 pied By L. K. Woodward aad txsu brick
tensmsIts. oesr2isd By Mira Mary Crafton ~ Jacob
HeTEDaa. and will be divided sesotding q. a Man
WHOA will bs shown at the time Of sale
tEkMS-A credit of g. IL and Is uaeutLs Al, uots q
with good sndorlars tties 10 BE- rstaiaed ca iii uur.
chase money il fully psid
fAOS. w. DOsWELL. Ra.ssvsr.
1AILoH = WILLIAMS, Aucu Sla
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. Two families can be ac-
- commodsted with very pleasant front rooms
Fl ct door below the Exshange Bank. Also, sevs raj
gentlemen. Terms very moderate. lie 28-2t*
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES.

~ &c On FRIDAY, 18th inst., at 10 O'CLOCK. At
M stors will sell desirable lot Of Dry Goods and
Clothing, snong which will be found Doeskin Csa-
en- and Cotton Hose. Cravats, Neak Tee Suspen.
ders, 10 DC. je26 r. CAUTHORN Auct
LEMONS, LEMONS.--Will be added
to my sale. THIS MORNING, IS boxes prime Sicily
Lemons. Ia first rate order, g : -
FURNITURE-Also small lot of well.kept Fur.
ni:ure, among which will be found one superb Sofa
Breakfas. Table; Side Table, nc.
jess r. CAUTHORN. Aust.
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AUCTION AxM.


EDN GOODS AT AUCTTONfr
THURSDAY, 5th Of Julv. csmme.ci.. = -
vsrist-' * S - Ill e our Warshouss. on 14fh e
'. AEso 9 ssoiss snd se.sonsbls Dry 0oods
eoasistng Of Cloths Cassimerea. vsstirs. Te;a
IA" xfssn nc : variety OF keady-made Clotkiss
W. yso-Ah iavoice OF Embroideriea from /. Nsw
without Is..sva me whole Of which win b sold
ma.ss ssns under 500 cash; ovsr that amt
n q KNIT. PAfNE 4 ca
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Correspondence of the p,,psts,.

Recruits for The Crtnaea The Isabella Je,eett Yis
ting British Rift; Corps-Lscture on Kansas-
Romantic Marriage &c. &c
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M RS. JONES can accommodate 6 or
AS1 gentlemen with o AR D and LODGING =
Her house il very pleasanily situated, Marshall
street. between 9th and 9th SITS; and she hopes to
give entire satisfaction. il 27-Sts
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A VERY SUPERIOR COOK FOR
IA SALE.-One of the most superior female Cooks
10 Virginia who 10 good Washer and Iron err is
offered for sale to remain in near the city. She
is middle aged and very likely. To good master
the ter ms will be accommodating. Address NV. B.
- Dispatch Office, ie S8-3tif&
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FOR H r E-TwO good BLACK
l. SMITHS and STRIKERS. Apply q. this ofies
Ia Oft
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OEERy CORDIAL BITTER6. OR
~ MOANING RE0ULATOe-A. issesosk 70
Sneinr i.sfsat rsiis2 fIpa The eG6sn ofeeN 1Sluf-
aeaee loee uf sppesite lowneag ~ strs4 dyupepdos
sad IN a6sotioss Of he aenaea ~ esssls Htns
tn -ssvsd snsnCt - ~: eos -: :. Z.
h11--oiyM - 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Cholera at Fort Rilev,

A correspondent of the Republican, wri-
ting from Kansas Territory, under date of
the 9th, gives the following account OF the
ravages of the cholera at Fort Riley
Some two weeks ago, Major Ogden, with
four hundred citizens, mechanics, stone-cut-
tiers, laborers, Sc, went out to Fort Riley,
for the purpose Of erecting buildings and
stables to be occupied during the coming
winter by some of the dragon companies.
Until last Wednesday, TIE whole com
mand was very healthy, and got along well
with their buildings, when the cholera made
its appearance, and in forty-eight hours
i. e., from Wednesday until Friday noon, il
took from forty to fifty persons to better
world.
Major Ogden died last Friday. The wife
and two children of Major Woods, the wife
of Major Armistead, Sixth Infantry, anC
forty-fve or forty-six citizens, died. Al
the troops had left, except the Band and
Staff of the Sixth Infantry, one of which, the
Quartermaster' Sergeant, died also.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
The Louisville Mob.

We have been unable to get the full par
ticulars Of the Louisville mob. A number
of persons were killed, and many houses
burned. The papers are quarrelling about
who Began the fight. The Journal insists
that the first blood that was lied was by
Foreigners, while the Courier lays all the
blame TO the Americans. The subject will
undergo thorough Investigation, and we
shall perhaps learn which party is guilty.
Louisville owes it to herself 10 investigate
the subject, and bring the guilty to justice
The killing of a dozen or two persons, and
the destroying of thousands of dollars wortl
Of property-leaving helpless women ane
children houseless and hoineless--fatherles'
and husbandless, is a serious matter. L
such mobocratic proceedings are not visited
by the utmost vigor Of the law, what secu
rity will one have, ere long, for life or prop
erty2 Mobs follow mobs with fearful!
rapidly! The law is set at defiance on ev.
cry hand, and self constituted judges ant
executioners are increasing in numbers bu
too rapidly. What is to be the result? L
is easy to ask this question, but who can an
sWer it?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

RAtN.-We are having real rainy sea-
son, at last. A very heavy rain fell last
Saturday afternoon. Soon after night, il
commenced again, and rained without in.
PERMISSION until two o'clock Sunday. Since
then, we have had frequent and heavy show.
ers, and the indications are that the rain is
not over. The river rose some two feel
Sunday, and continued to rise till Tuesday
Yesterday twas on a stand, having riser
some eight feet. Boats down report the
rain general, and river rising. The streams
are all full, and the mails out of time. w,
hear great complaints of injuries to wheat
that was still in the field. But little tina
had not been stacked or housed, will b.
saved.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

FuHoN.-Opposition to the American
movement in this State, is throwing together
the old leaders of the Benton all Anti fac
tions. The Bentonites will never forgive
the Americans for defeating old Bullion,
and hence his presses all over the State
denounce the American Party. The ST.
Louis Pilot, having no party Of its own in
St. Louis, joins in with the Benton organs,
and Antics and Wings who oppose the
American Party will be fused with the Ben
tonites, and act together, under the lead Of
Benton. The fusion will hardly be strong
enough to return Benton TO the Senate this
winter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
st. Louis Advertisements.

The attention of our business men, and
readers generally, is called to advertisements
OF St. Louis business houses, in this paper.
In the Clothing Line, MARTIN s. BRo.,
have deservedly stood at the head of the
trade, since st. Louis was but a Village
They have kept pace with the improvement
OF the city and country, and country dealers
will find their stock complete, and terms re-
sonable.
]. II. WHITE advertises his Fall Stock
of Lumber, Shingles, Sc. He has been
long in the business-keeps the best articles il
his line, and is pleasant gentleman to dc
business with.
NANNY, DRAKE & Co., advertise theil
Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes. Their as
sortment embraces every article in their
line, and they will make it the interest o
country merchants to deal with them.-
Give them a call and examine their stock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Kansas Territory.


The Legislature of Kansas Territory is de-
termined to head the Aboltionists. They
have passed law compelling all citizens of
the Territory who hail from Massachusetts,
and such Abolition States, TO swear 10 sup
port the Constitution of the United States,
the Fugitive Slave Law, and the Laws of
Kansas Territory.
They also have q bill before the Legisla-
ture making negro stealing a capital offence
punishable by death. The committee on
the Judiciary, TO whom this bill was refer
red, reported it back, and recommended its
passage. The following Is the report
The committee on the Judiciary, 10 whom
was referred bill entitled "a bill to punish
persons decoying slaves from t!lcir master"
respectfully report, they have had the same
for some time under Amusement, and recog-
nizing the correctness Of the provisions Of
the act, but one question has occupied the
attention of the committee, and that is the
character Of the punishment prescribed in
the bill. At first presentation of the sub.
iect, there was an apparent severity which
seemeu not to be in consonance with the
crime, ard viewing the offence in the light
Of grand larceny alone, the genius of our in.
stitutions, and the prejudices Of the day il
which we live, at once discard SO extreme @
punishment. But when we view the offence
in its peculiar bearing upon our institution,
at this particular time, it assumes more thu
character of treason against tho laws, thar
an ordinary crime which but effects the par
ties Immediately interested, or the immedi
ate community in which the oiTense may
have been committed, and may in its in
cendiary tendencies lead to consequences o
the most fearful character, as well upon on
political as social institutions. 1t is an of
fence the frequent recurrence of which. w
may well imagine, might light the bonfire
Of civil war, and result in bloodshcd NOR,
fearful than thousand murders. We there
fore in view of this, are prepared to sanctio
the penalty Of death, and most respectful,
recommend the passage of the act.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Abolition Excitement in Cass County.

Abolition Excitement in Cass County.
The citizens of Cass county having good
cause suspect some persons in their midst
were guilty of poisoning the minds of their
slaves, arrested an Irish laborer named Mar
tin Galaher, who confessed that he had ad-
vised negroes to escape to Kansas Territory
where they wouldlfnd friends. He begged
for mercy, and was turned loose, with the
understanding that he was 10 leave Stale
and not 60 to Kansas.
A Rev. Mr.. Wylie, Northern Metho'
dist Preacher, was also arrested, tried and
convicted of uttering abolition sentiments
and ordered to leave. He consented TO u
and the people raised money to defrOy his
travelling expenses! That is showing love
for''your enemies. Both of these worthie'
ought TO be in the Penitentiary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
The Elections.

We are without full returns from the re-
cent elections. -
In Kentucky, Morehead, American can
ddate for Governor is elected by from eight
to ten thousand majority. For Congress,
the Americans have elected six candidates
Legislature largely American.
In Tennessee. johnson, Democrat, elect
ed Governor by a majority Of from ten tt
fifteen hundred. The Americans get five
perhaps six, of the Congressman.
In Alabama, the contest for Governor is
close, but the chances are in favor of Wins.
ton, Democrat. The third District, elects
democrat to Congress.
In North Carolina, five democrat, and
two Americans are elected to Congress-
The remaining District doubtful.
Nothing from Texas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

A SOUTHERN CoNrEDERAcY.--TheC Char
lesion Mercury grows jubilant over the idea
Of Southern Confederacy which according
to lis belief, is to cure all the difficulties Of
the South. We quote:
Glorious and grand rises up the idea Of a
Southern Confederacy, free from the inter-
meddling of Abolition fanatics-frec from
the exactions of hostile and foreign gov
ernment, whose ill-gotten gold is poured out
to enrich our enemies, and make traitors in
the South free from connection with a peo-
pie, whose society and civilization are an
tagonistic TO our own-and free from the
eternal dissentions. and chickering's, which
have disgraced the history of the Union.
A Southern Confederacy, with free trade
as the corner stone of her foreign policy,
would be the best customer, both as buyer
and seller, that England could possibly
have. 1t would open market of vast ex-
tent to her manufacturers, and supply, in
return, cotton more speedily, cheaper and
better than any that she can ever OBJ.
tain from the fields of India. Cotton woult
be our army and navy-cotton would com
mand for us the respect OF nations. Ag
erosion upon us, would be aggression upoI
all who shared in the wide blessings OF il
culture, trade and use. And Abolitionisn
in England would expire amid the proofs o
the advantages of slavery, while Abolition
ism at the North would turn into and ex
haust itslf in some other form Of social mad
ness!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Dawson Declines Appointment.

Dawson Declines-New Appointment.
Mr.. Dawson declines the Governorship
of Kansas Territory, and it has been ten
dered 10 Ex-Governor Wilson Shannon, oil
Ohio, who will no doubt decline also.
1t is stated that Dawson was appointed
with the expectation that he would decline
the President and Cabinet having some po-
litical ends to subserve in Pennsylvania
An election takes place this fall in Ohio, and
the appointment may have been rendered &c
that State for some political ends. Why
don't Pierce come farther West. He can
find men in Missouri eminently qualified
for the station; or let him take citizen o.
the Territory.
Shannon, it is telegraphed, is supporter
of the Nebraska Bill So the Washington
Union said of Reeder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Steamer Kate Swinney Sunk.

The steamer Kate Swinney sunk on the
Both ult., some three hundred miles above
the Bluffs. She was on her return trip
from the Mountains, when she struck, and
went down in three minutes, in Is foot
water. Boat and cargo total lOss-insured
for $4,000. Capt Chouteau passed down
Sunday, on the New Lucy. The Kate was
great favorite, and had been a fortunate
boat for her owners, having made as much
if not more than any boat in the river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

REvIvAL.-A protracted meeting was
commenced at Mt. Mariah meeting house,
in this county, some two weeks since, and
was still progressing at last accounts
Rev erends Thompson, futile, Flood and
Switzler, are the Ministers in attendance
Some twenty-four persons had Joined the
Church Tuesday, and the meeting was grow
ing in interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
9 so. @ @ @

very superior and select Shingles, from Chi
cago. in half and quarter bundles. These. with
my stock on hand, of Allegheny Shingles, makes
ny stock il this line, very complete ! am also
receiving large additions 10 my stock Of white Pine
and Poplar LATHS. The White Pine Laths of
different qualities and prices accordingly, from 81
10 81 80 per NJ. Poplar Laths from - TO 50 %
depending on the quantity wanting. AfuIl supply
Of DOORS, SASH and BLINDS constantly on
hand. Also, LINE, CEMENT, and PLASTER
OF PARIS. will make a liberal deduction 10
dealers in Lumber or any other article in my line,
who buy TO sell again. Orders enclosing the cash
or good city ccptanccs, will be promptly attend
ed 10. J. II. WHITE.
Lumber Yard corner OF Third and Vine streets
opposite TO the City Hotel, and corner Of Broad
way and O'Fallon streets, St. Louis, No.
ugly-ch Republic ar-SJ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

FINE PEAcHEs.-Mrs. SPEAR has the
thanks of our household for lot of excel.
lent Peaches. They are of the free-ston'
kind, extra large, and of fine flavor.
We also return thanks TO Mr.. JSo. c
WooDs for similar present. We plead
guilty to weakness for Peahces and Cream
and are in pretty fair way to be cured, jus
now--but hope the cure will not be perma
nelt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Kansas Seat of Government Located

The Legislature of Kansas have located
the seat of Government at LEcoMpToy-a
town situated on Kansas river, about the
geographical centre of the Territory. The
town was named for Judge Lecompte, Of
the Supreme Court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

DoNT READ THE PAPERs.-We observe
list Of some fifty letters posted up at the
Post Office, which have been left there with
out paying the postage, and consequently
are not likely to reach their several destina-
tons. We hardly thought we had so many
ignorant persons in this community. Why
don't they read the papers, and learn that
postage on letters must be prepaid, or they
are not mailed?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

COOPER CoUNTy.-An election was held
in Cooper county on the 9th for County Sur
veyor, which resulted in the election of Mr..
P. A. Tut. The Road Law of 1851, in IA
vOr of taxation, received large majority,
and the vote OH the "Release of the Stale
Lien" stood for Release, l9-ugainst, 632
Cooper may be set down as dead against the
State taking back seat, on the Lien ques-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
Rail Road Open to Hermann.

The opening of the Pacific Rail Road tc
Hermann was appropriately celebrated, by
grand feed, lively drunk, and sundry
speeches. The Hermanites furnished ;
good dinner and plenty of wine, and theiI
guests eat. drank and were merry. The
opening of the Road to this point gives III
news twelve hours sooner than formerly
and we join in the general congratulations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16
American Platform.

We publish to-day the American Plat
form Ratified by the meeting held at Fay
cite, last Monday week. and which should
have appeared with the regular proceed.
ings. We have had frequent enquiries for
copies of the Platform, since the Meeting
and advise persons 70 preserve the paper
containing it. a. ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

1--WE had a call the other day from Mr..
JULIEN, of the Lexington Express" and
Mr.. MuscRovE, formerly Editor of that
paper. Both gentlemen were well, and in
good spirits. Mr.. M. will soon have his
new paper, "The American Citizen" under
WaY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

E5=The Editor of the Jefferson Inquirer
has our thanks for a copy of the lands adj
vertiscd 10 be sold for taxes. 1t is for
midable list, and land and lot owners had
better be OH the look out.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

OHIo.-The free sellers, abolitisnists, and
Anti-Americans, have full ticket in the
field, headed by Solomon P. Chase, the no.
torious abolitionist, for Governor.
The American Party has nominated Hon
Allen Trimble for Governor, and will have
a full ticket in the field.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-16

Interest IN KANsAs.-A bill has passed
the Kansas Legislature fixing the rate of in.
terest at 6 per cent, where no agreement i:
made otherwise, interests an open ques
ton, to be regulated by demand and supply