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IA% CEIiNDELIEHS, HALL LANTERNS.
~ ".r.. e!", q ENGLISH, FEt.NriI u.l AMERICAN
MANt't Nl"I URE, :p,2 rrrty4Hg
HENDERSON i GAINES. % C,.mt ,tr,,,t
:" Il, W..; j! sc', hey wli be I.a- L.. all Experienced
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A' 80 'I Tii iS EN isE RFS IN MUSIC
fa2 nS g Hf s25
md EoSsn NGMHeIsS hrnTdT and Isys S4ma[e
Neode9ns ,iu'ars Aecorsons yols Flutes Bras Ins;ru
Msn5s as S y etc., y assortment 0 N"s"
5 % MD md ondsisa m of n
procured for PyorsSors te25 TN
NOTICE TO CARPENTERs AND BUILDERS
~ Patent sawed We,hrr@oaiins both rough e1d dressed,
and 81, per for dressed in lois suit purchasers.
anIs 9 en- save" ''% STAR PLANNING Mills New Basin
@ 4 t5Sl$GS52S s. Still S HSh ia}k
=, a,, is EHrk l ,d hnye ms "TE. i
KY oys;s fer S!s9Ts" ssmi%y snnor
Parties WHO their delivered with
rron,nese and Dispatch will find this EMPRESS TO give
Letters ali o. Ncrasna . CENTS EACH nyaria
rit Letters in ti'ye9psS TO he forwarded BY
D' o%5 A 1%r:s II Sisara o''st nlc-
Capt. j. y SCOTT del and Castillo Rapids
Hss;?I $EE }ES i &R9IjiEk: yifsin Bay;
FcrtHrrhe: Information apply " ADAMS CO.'S Express
'',S' LIVINGSTON co.
5 EHffS wGss W% W% F:yI,s%: S.sa"a
%"i :. T.; Fa6ens, sly York.,
NJ H. Dos Co, New Or4.Ins
GrTa! S;h Esq., Recor.'er Firs. District New Orleans;
Sewel T. Taylor, ESQ, New u@tc,u>;
Col 1ohn A. ,ae'iuvsS, Nic"r'gH. Army, New or1e~s:
SfSEf rs g. z Z: fItE FN Nig
rtsEecively call attention to our ment Ms IS Fr't and
r6r i ff%' TS SS r& Fl oy Es k s
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HALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY, No. %, !

New Orleans Dec. L 1896 !
B0- At an annual election of this Company
held Dee T. 1856 the following named gentlemen elected
To the ensuing wear:
PrcBdcAt-A. X. Robertson
Forcmau-A mhrnse A. rlnt,smier.
First Assisai-Jrles l.. Fremont.
Second Assistan-Jnlnes Conner
Secreary-A. j.. PlAsmicr.
Treasnrcr-t s. Hammer.
Delegates to the Fircmens Chart lc Assocation-ohn T,
platsinicr, 4. Il. Clarke, Washington Marks.
Marhla!Martin Carey
Housekceper-P Gurdy.
On notion COMMITTEES Of three appointed to draft suit
able resolutions expressive Of the Of this Company towards
their Iresidcn, and Treasurer.
The Chair appointed Mcssrs. Jas. 1eggs Washington Marks
and Ambrose a. Pnt1sner Who after consultation, hubmed
the following:
Whereas Tie members Of Wasngon Fire Company No %
1ce 10 be their duty 10 express, in some Sntabi manner
their appreciation Of the past services Of their worthy Prc
dent and Treasurer he it
Resolved THAI The thanks of this Company be and hereby
e,iere to their President, VIM Snlomon Esq and also their
Treasurer g. s. Hammer Esd, for the worthy and efficient
In which they have discharged the arduous duties Of
their reslectiv" Offices for the year 1856.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded each
of the a'rve mined gentlemen, gned by the officers
and hut The he spread upon the mlne-.
- 81 A. l.. PLATTSMIER, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.

PALS AND TUBS
BY r. 3. SYKES, Auctoneer.
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, ct 10 l-2 o'clock
w A. NJ at the Hope Warehouse Fulton street,
LAFAYETTE street for account whom may oncern will be
sold
300 dozen Painted Pals, more Or LEXIS;
50 =. Bright Vanished Pals, or less;
100 nests Tubs, or leas
damaged board ship Ruhicon.
H.Y-TE,R MS--fRSh. do
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j., VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SAFE;

Ga o,FLsEINEA NEGROES FJR sAatE.-
- The subscriber arrived with likely lot Of Ne
"A GROES, consisting of Men and Wonen--Feld Hands,
-, Mecha1cs Cooks Washers and 1roaerS and House Ser
wants he will sell reasonable cash good
city acceptances VIII continue receive lots OF Negroes
ring the season.
n9nGn Old staEl, Of Eplanade md MORGAN
OF dSWen# JOHN 3. SMITH
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NTOTfCEI-MR JOHN DOLIIONDE BECOMES A PART.
~ Fer in our house FROM this date
MARTIN, OWEN Il COBB.
New Orleans, Nov. l. lS56.-E3
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CHARLES yNSTIvUTE. GREENVI

CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE. GREENYILLE,
- CARRoiLT0S. in the Parish OF Jefferson This Insti
tu.on Vacation Of fortnight, will be re-opened
Monday next, the Isl Of September.
MACE beg avail herself of the occasion of making
this tender her thanks those families who
have hnnored her with their confidence and her
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FOR SALE.

ssK FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
aENSs-The snip HARRIET AND JESSIE. 4l3 regis
sEEa-r built Portsmouth, n H.. and large carrier
CIeTet and copper fastened, and well found sails
Parties wishing purchase examine her where She
lies AT Pelican Dry Dock. For apply captain
board,
ravc3 GEO W. HINsON L co. So Camp street.
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az~ Iscv; IL. QuiSley, ID; p, Catholic Gier-
cynlai viii lecture ODD FELLOWS HALL, on TU tS-
DAY, Dec 9th, IT II: =. M.
Secret Societies in which will be shown that the prevalent
preiuict regarding Odd Fellows, kbbDn5 knights Of Malta,
md ol!cr like soce in themselves directly inconsistent
with tie preccpts of The Catholic Church.
The second lecture will be On the Union Of the Christian
Churches, and the Of Offering it,
The proceeds Of The lecture will be applied Catholic pr
gSp- Tickets 30 each. d8
BA:k NEW ORLEANS,
Iercuber L. 1856.
H3"Scaled Proposals VIII he received at this
Bank until it the building Banking" House
til" o St Charles and Union The plan and
specifications the Bi,ing House. opposite La
tATrt'e Square. - -
d u W, p. GisAYSON. Cashier.
NJ Washington
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r-gsn NDUK'@. SEfD.I% MD NAVS-TN STORE,
49, i~l req" 't'i, hi1E" and tl. suitable
7 Il t-r city AND country Trade, for ale law ny
REED 4 FIELD.
- i Il, trlvcr etrtt'. urpn-ir iIr * l''."..
EFEk.SiK GEsiIt FRIES At THE ,jEN GROCERY
@fit! . !lyone street, he wrcjI sal 9I con.
NJ" ~ *" IEAT fgcsh tu.reu ~ z, o,leIl III
.Fr,
I'rhGa. lr!yerc. Pate Grassc, Neatstlsl uaI Dutch
t'NEESE.
Et.si!'S Asparagus. Green Peas, Mushrooms, .te.
Nr.'r!.u,ia HAMS PIGS FEET, LYON SAieAGE$.
40. t&Ic assortment Of every srljyIr ,l.ir in~.
-Asu--
i sF"- ~ Stock q WINES nad UG.SSHpr5tor tl,re
III -1u'E, SI.'l =, P"rt, Madeira, etc.
S'e.r+ A''J'.N 49, 81 villages " lao aud In
Ef-I' ilec;:,y invited: "a cali lr! *l.o.
IL e. +; t.. BERG Il,R, Agent.
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ANTHONY isTREDO.s oYsrEF

rs ~ .ENe. DAVIS OYSTER SALOON,
70 eS 5sSis S6sS 5
WI pared 10 furnish the finest OYSTERS to be got
and other FISH of the best quality.
He will also keep constantly hand Oysters BIZ the barrel
by and his picked Oysters will maintain hi, long
established reputation. NJ. 3nn
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COMPREHENSIVE.

JAMES III. DONEGAN WILL. CONTINUE THE
u Cotton Fnci"rage and Commission business New Orleans
in his and for his Office heretofore
% 'arondclct
New Orleans. November 8 1866. d. I'm
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MIR. EDWARD TOBY las THIS DAY BECOME
w HssctcG with ne in the Express and Commission Blu
aness he ts!itsr will be conducted under the style ami firm
Of 5. TOBY, Jr, BROTHER.
SIMEON TORY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
The Kansas Committee.

This committee will soon begin its labors
Messrs. Howard and Sherman arrived here
yesterday, and will proceed at once on their
way TO Kansas. Reeder, also, has arrived
in town en- route for the seat of war. This
gentleman cannot but feel anxious about the
result of the commission, considering the
statements he has put forth 10 the nation
Doubtless he will follow up the commission
closely, and scrape together all the evidence
he can to support his side of the question.
Both sides, however, will have hearing,
SO that we need not fear the RESULT Pr
lot, 18th inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
FT. Dies MONIES, Iowa, March


FATAL AFFRAY. "A terrible stabbing
case happened this Sunday afternoon
Three men got into quarrel with man
by the name of Samuel Hiner, when Hiner
ran, and was followed closely by them. Hi
ner finally took out his knife and turned up.
on his pursuers, stabbng the whole party
One of them, Perry Weare, received two
stabs in the left side, near the heart, and is
not expected TO live. Another, Jack Weare
(broIher of Perry received two blows in
the side, one IN his breast and his LETT arm
was cut nearly off. The other, an freshman
by the name Of Mikes, received two blows
in the breast, and is not expected to live
Jack Weare probably will recover.
Hiner gave himself up, but will undoubt
eddy be cleared as acting in self-defence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Tricks of the Enemy.

Our Black Republican adversaries put
forth their whole strength in order to secure
the election on Monday. Steamers leaving
for New Orleans and other ports found it
quite impossible 10 secure crews for the
trip. Increased rates of wages were Of
fered, but nothing could pursuade the patri-
otto Irish TO absent themselves from the city
on the day of the election. They openly
admitted that they had been paid to remain
not only their incidental expenses, but also
their regular wages. Some of the light.
hearted, devil-may-care Mickeys, were ii
great glee at the idea of receiving two dol.
lars per day and expenses paid, 10 remain il
fine city and do nothing. They were
loud in their expressions of appreciation
and attachment to such liberal institutions
as this country boosted, end insisted thai
Iri:hmen had better cause 10 love this coun.
try than any Of the bloody Know Nothings
Il Intelligencer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
From Washington.
Correspondence of the Republican.
WAsuINaToN. April 9.


WAsHrNeToN, April 8, 1856.
When l closed my letter on Monday, your
distinguished Senator, Mr.. Geyer was ad-
dressing the Senate on the Kansas lmhrog-
lilo and the causes leading TO it. From a
delicate state of his health, he gave way for
an adjournment then and continued his
speech yesterday to q crowded chamber and
galleries. He fully equolled himself in his
palmiest days, and added new laurels to his
political wreath. The speech of Mr.. Gey-
er will grace the Senatorial debates of the
Thirty-fourth Congressman will be handed
down as one of his best efforts in or out Of
the National Legislature.
Instructions will issue in few days from
the General Land Office, allowing persons
who have entered lands under the gtadua-
ton act "for settlement and cultivation"
tweve months from the fist Of June next
to make their settlements and where from
unavoidable circumstances the settlement
in that time can not be made, reserving the
right to extend that time, or the right to en-
ter at the ordinary price; and where lands
entered are assigned in good faith, the as
signee may by actual settlement under the
terms of the act enter at the graduation
price. The new rule will also liberalize
the recent stringent instructions issued from
the Department.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Major Denelson.

The Locofoco press is industriously en-
gagged in the work of defaming Major Dom
elson. The most effectual mode of refuting
such defamation is to republish what the
same press published few years ago.
When Major Donelson was sent by Pres.
ident Polk on special mission 10 Texas OF
great Importance, his appointment was no.
ticed in the following complimentary terms
IN the Democratic State paper of Tennes-
see:
From the Nashville Union of October Is,
1874.
MAJOR DoNELsoH-THE TExANMissIoE.
The diplomatic agency of this government
in Texas is, at this moment, the most i'm
portant mission abroad; although it ranks
with those Of the second class, It's high and
important duties require the talents OF one
every way qualified for the first foreign
mission OH the globe.
We congratulate the administration on
having been able to secure the services oil
one SO eminently qualified in all res poets for
he station, whose thorough knowledge OF
The relations subsisting between the two
countries, and whose intimate acquaintance
wife the prominent statesman Of this and
that government, will place him in the EN-
joyment Of advantages which cannot fail &c
secure to us the most desirable results,
Major Donelson leaves his plantation neal
the Hermitage to-day proceeding overland
to the Mississippi river on his way to the
Texan Capitol-and we cannot but partici-
pate in the painful emotions with which thu
word farewell" will be exchanged between
himself and his venerable patron, friend, anc
relative, ''the sage Of the Hermitage"
In view of the advanced age Of Gen
Jackson, it is more than probable that the,
may never meet again. A relationship mex
to that of father and son, if indeed il be no
equally near and dear, will be severed per
haps forever; and we feelassured thai moth
ing short of sense Of duty 70 his countr,
could have induced an pcceptance OF tn,
mission. Nor, for this patriotic reason
would the aged veteran advise him to declin,
lit.
Maj. d. leaves host Of good and tru
friends, who will oantinue TO have an abb
ding soicitude for his health and happiness
and for his early and complete success il
''extendiDg the area offreedom."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
More Victories in New York.

The Americans are carrying all before
them at the April town elections in New
York.
In Chittenango they have doubled their
majority of last year,
In Gems Falls their majority is about
200.
In the new county of Schuyler they car.
ry a majority of the Supervisors. In the
county Of Schenectady they elect six out Of
nine Supervisors.
1t is worthy OF note that in almost every
instance tho Americans were compelled &c
contend against fusion Of Democrats and
Republicans.
New York may be considered as safe for
Fillmore and Donelson by at least 10000
majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

u The individual who robbed Ball,
Black & Co., of New YORK, of the $4,000
worth ofjewelry, has beef arrested and the
whole amount found upon his person. His
name is G. w. Hayden, an Engishman by
birth, matchmaker by trade, and only
twenty-five years of age. He was about is
make his escape to Europe, but was arrest
ed as he got into the cars of the New Ia
ven road.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Chen. ,.ROCEREES!

WE are now receiving fresh supply of
w choice Family Groceries, and via sell
them for Cash or Produce, cheaper than
they can be bought in any town on the Missouri
river. If you have any doubts call and see for
yourselves. Among our large assortment may
be found
% hhds strictly prime N . Sugar
so bags Rio and 10 old Gov Java Coffee
30 bbls whiskey
200 bags ground alum Salt
90 do l. b do
20 bxs English and 20 W Cheese
II bXs Pine Apple do
10 bxs Rasins; do Figs
80 Kits No ! and 2 Mackerel
bbls do do do
90 4 and DO do
| is doz BIooms; 90 bags Shot; 2kegs Lead
| so bags cotton yarn; 20 bales batting
| 20 bales candle wick; brown domestic
/ 2 boxes Oranges; Lemons
| 100 kegs Wheeling Nails
! 90 doz buckets, bowls, trays, indigo, madden
and in short everything usually kept ii the west
| Call and examine before purchasing
WANTED,
$4,000 pounds good Bacon, Hides, Tallow
BeeswaX, and produce in general.
| 0pl0 THOMSON, LEWIS q co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

DAVID ROE

WHOLESALE DEALER in HATS &
w CAPS exclusively, No. ll6 Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo. am now receiving the largest
and most complete Spring and Summer Stock Of
desirable styles ever brought 10 this market, 10
which the attention of purchasers is respectfully
called, and eN tminatiUn of goods and prices So
licited. Having made extensive and permanent
connections with all the principal and most FASH
ionable Hat and Cap Manufacturers in the East,
shall be in constant receipt throughout tho
Spring and SUMMER of their Best, latest and most
Fashionable productions.
Orders will meet with prompt attention. Per
sons ordering by letter, will please state whether
articles wanted. for men, Youths, Boys, or
Children; also the kind, quality and color, aud
about what price is wanted.
DAVID PLARCE,
mrh20 1S56-1m No. lie Main Strt st. Ionis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Platforms VS. Men.

Any man, on what was considered good
platform, used 10 give satisfaction. But
platforms have become traps, used to catch
votes, and to be kicked over after the cleo
ton. Men are regarded of more Importance
now, and the talent and patriotism of the
country is likely to be called into use, ire
.pective Of platforms, in preference to dem
agocues and tricksters, whose only merits
consists in their being on The platform, with
out the sense or honesty TO interpret or adj
minister its principles.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

u Peach trees of one and two years old
in this section, passed safely through the
severe cold of last winter; while those Of
greater maturity were killed. We would
advise the farmers to examine their trees
and cut down Immediately all those indita-
ting injury. BY this means the entire ener-
gy of the roots, which are alive, will be
brought to putting out new shoots Bruins
wicker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

E5s See card of the steamer New Lucy,
Capt Conley's St. Louis and st. Joseph
packet. The New Lucy is one Of the finest
and fastest boats in the trade, and differed
by the right kind of men. Mr.. KINDER
presides in the Office, and knows how tc
do the agreeable to all who may travel with
him. If you wish to travel with speed, CON-
fort and safety, go on the Lucy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

1- Capt. Cary L. Hicks, of Walkers
army, ]. Kingsley and j. Hemmichs were
seized yesterday on board the steamship
Orizaba, as she was about sailing for San
Juan, Nicaragua, charged with organizing
a body of armed men to 60 to Nicaragua
10 fight against the Costa Ricans. The scene
presented on board the steamer was one OF
considerable excitement. About 500 pas
sengers went out, and il is said 800 of them
were destined for Nicargua.-[Ex.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

" The new and elegant steamer N. J..
Eaton, struck snag on her down trip, and
sunk in eight feet water. The accident hap
pened in Augusta bend. She will, in all
probability, be total loss. The Eeaton
was the most complete freight boat ever
built for the Missouri river, and her loss
will create blanl, not easily filled. She
cost about $4,000, and insured for 1884,
600,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

ABoLrT1oNIsTs ABouT!-We have it from
undoubted authority that abolitionists have
been tampering with negroes, in this vicini-
ty, very recently. Look out for them, and
make y0ur negroes thrash them.
The citizens of this place would do well
to look after their negrues-e specially nights
and Sundays.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

FINE FARM SoLD.-We understand that
Mr.. F. b. Fullenwider Of this county, re-
Gently sold his farm near Walnut Grove, to
Mr.. Jas. s. M. Gray, of ST. Charles. The
farm contained 562 acres, is in high state
Of cultivation, and was sold for 1926 per
acre-$l4 1850. Possession TO be given on
the first of September Statesman.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

IL The fellow who was put ashore at
this place, some two weeks since, by the
Omaha, and who was thought to be Gov
Robinson of Kansas, has published an ac-
count of his treatment al the hands of the
Border Rufians" of Brunswick, in the
Chicago Democratic Press. He stated here
his name was Taylor; he figures in the Chi
cago paper over the signature OF Jones. >
Mr.. Jones trough treatment" at this place
consisted in bringing him off the Lucas some
three times-in which operation he did no
receive so much as scIatchi-- Brunswick
or
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

A RTICLES FOR FAMILY UsE-A large
"A lot, such as Vinegar; Soda, Or. Tartar, Mace,
Gloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Black, Cayenne and
Long Pepper, White and ground Ginger, Yeast
Powders, Baking Powder, Starch, Mustard CooN-
ing Extracts, assorted, Lemon syrup, Gelatuie,
lsinglass, Corn starch, Soaps, Dyes tufs of all
kinds, with a variety of other articles family
cannot do without. TAYLOR & WHITE.
April II, 1SJ6.-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
EsaJ. aolpli Eouse.

Main Street, west side of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, No.
GHS THE public are respectfully Informed
vii that have taken possession Of The above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
mediation. Several very desirable additions have
been made TO the Hotel, and am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, all who may give me their
patronage JAMES FLORE.
march 20, 1886.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

BsA recent fire at St. MartinsviIle, Lou
isiana, destroyed seventeen stores and
dwellings, in the principal business portion
of the city, and fourteen persons, white and
black, persisted in the flames.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

.DATNTS, vARNISHES, GLASS, &c.,-We
l. have on hand a large lot of pure White lead
Red or Black lead, Paris, Chrome and Imp Green
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Lampblack, We
nstian Red Linseed oil, Lard oil, Fish oil, Castor
oil, Coach, Copal, Demar, Japan and Black var
nish, Zinc in oil, Turpentine, Window Glass, all
sizes up 10 20x24. T. 6 w.
April II, 1S56.-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
Lost File Papers.

We will give THE TINES one year for
copies of the sumo. Of the following dates:
July "a, 1853
December Z, 1854.
Said papers are missing from our files,
and it is very desirable 10 get them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

FoR THE RELIEF OF OREoeN The
House yesterday passed the bill appropria-
ting 100000 for subduing the Oregon In
dians, and $l25,00O for the purchase Of
gunpowder for the Pscific coast.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

CUNDRIES - School, Miscellaneous; Meme.
- ran dun and Blank books, Letter, Cap. Ac.
count and Tiss paper, lux, Pencils, States, Ink
tcles. Hair, Tooth. Nail, Comb, Shoe, Paint, Var.
nish, Horse and busting brushes, Combs, Per-
fumeries, Toilet soaps, Fancy articles, Patent
Medicines, various kinds, Pure Wines and Bran
dies, Spirit Gas, which is much cheaper and nicel
and gives much better light than candles.
TAYLOR L WHITE.
Anril II 1S56-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17
FINAE SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will make final Excitement of their admins
tration of the estate of William Myers, deceased
at the next May Term Fourth Monday o
the Randolph County Court.
MICHAEL MYERS, Admir-.
april Is, 1s56-4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

u Roger Brand, of Charleston, Mont
gomery county, N. Y, hung himself, Wed
nesday, the 9th, because he had TO pay
$500 Endorsed note.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-17

New GooDs.--The attention of the La
dies is called to the advertisement of New
Goods, in to-day's papers.