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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

Al. c. LOAD, Pres Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
Z. G. Esr Pres. Wilu ingou and "a aeSyile Railroad
NJ sEABLss, Pres Merchants Manufacturers lns. Co
JAS H. CARrER, Agent for ua and other hai uord Cos.
HESRY MoRToS Pres Central Insurance Company.
GEo. CARuLk, President Lafayette Bank
Gao W. COFFS, Bell Manuf'r, No lU2 last Second 81.
BAK,R VoH PHUt- No. O. fourth 81.
EzRA BAILEY, SIN IN st., between Fourth and Ffth.
J. OGDEN Tailor aud Draper, Fourth 81.
MILEs GREEswooD Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHoLsOS-
ions SaILITo o., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth u.
MITcHELL a RAMAEIsBEEO, Furniture Manufacturers
Dealers, Fourth 81.
W. 4. STEWART, Bu lder 845 Plum 81.
MERIwErHER a S4ILwKLL, Louisville.
WV. S. MoREYNOLps 4 Co., Clarksville, Tenn.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES E.
DUDDERIDGE, No. IA secondstreet, ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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NEW AND IMPoRTAN

Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAVINGS OF TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, EC0LE de PHARMACIE
PHARMACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per, and around each case of
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CINCINNATI AGESCY ROYAL Insurance COMPANY,
February 6, 1851 (
81 have examined W Chds Co.'s ELASTIC Fire and
Water Cement Roofing, and as far as can judge
nsider IL great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the trms
those covered by metal. JNO 3 LAM
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

~ Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, St. Louis, Mo-
~ Price, 81 90 per Botlle.
RS For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gsts in the city and country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
A City Editor in the Country.

The editor of the St. Louis Catholic
Leader, the organ of the Anti-Benton can
didate for Governor, is out on tour with
Messrs. Rollins and Stewart, but does not
seem to be pleased with the country people,
or their mode of living. Stewart says but
little TO report, and the excitement" his
speeches create wont bear reporting; hence
the editor finds plenty of time to yelp at
Rollins, and growl at the country people for
giving him nothing but ''corn bread and ba-
cen" to eat, and Feather beds" to sleep on.
Hear how this fastidious city gent scolds
"The major part of: The people are content
to live on cornbread (ther best and health
lest food) and bacon (pretty coarse at that, }
with hot saleratus wheaton biscuit for
luxury, and almost with no vegetables but
cabbage. When they have filled their
stomachs at dinner with this crude material,
they stop off, with heavy pies and sweet
meats. They sleep en- feather beds all
summer long, wash in hand basin at the
door, neither men nor women nor children
stripping for abolition further than modesty
permits in presence of each other, and whole
families, and squads OF miscellaneous guests
in tavern, dry their hands and faces on
the same roller towel, sometimes very dirt, I.
The children OF the country people have al
most always dirty faces; and not only dirty,
but pale, overshadowed by tangled m, s.
SEES of faxen hair that seems TO defy the
disentangling cruelty OF the comb, or rather
protest against as a torture"
Oh, the filthy country people" How
their 'bacon and cabbage and "heavy
pies" worried the stomach of the National
Editor! Then, TO think of "hand. basin at
the door" and Every dirty roller tower'!
DIRTY faced children" and "pole," with
"tangled masses OF fiaxen hair"-it must
have been very trying! And all on account
| Of
"Laziness and want Of proper training
bad bringing up"
On the part of the denizens of the rural
distrcts-the country people, who
"Have no vegetables, because they wont
take the trouble TO plant them. They fill
their stomachs. with coarse bacon, three
times day, because it is less trouble than
to raise mutton, beef and poultry"
Now, wont some Of the Editors City
friends send him a spring chicken-a NUT,
ten ohop-a clean towel-some sponge
cake, and bottle of cologne? and thus save
him from bad ''gastralga" which "child,
rem give more homely name" If they
don't go to his relief, he will die of 'bacon,
"diriy towels, ""corn bread" and Stewart's
dull speeches!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Overland Mail to California.

The Postmaster General has awarded the
contract for carrying the overland mail be.
tween the Mississippi and San Francisco to
the Express men, John Butterfied s. Co.
The mail is TO start from St. Louis and
Memphis; to unite at Little Rock, thence
by Preston, Donna Ana and Fort Yuma, 10
San Francisco. Mails to be carried semi
weekly for five hundred and ninety five
thousad dollars per annum.
Starting from St, Louis, and going by the
way of Little Rock, to San Francisco, is an
original idea-but the anti Benton papers
are trying 10 prove that it is the best way.
Benton was for the Central route, starting
from Missouri, and that was enough to put
all the antics against Missouri. Senators
Green and Polk have been too busy with
politics, and self, 10 look 10 the interests Of
the State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
BOOKS.

PHILOSOPHY AND Practice OF SLAVERY, as ex-
hibited in the Institution Dome site Slavery in
the United States, with the Duties of Masters 10
Slaves, by WILLIAM A. SMITH, d. d. President
of Randoph-Macon College Na.) and Profess
sor OF Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
We are under obligations to Rev. p. M. PINK
ARD for a copy of DO ok bearing the above title.
1t is from the pen of distinguished son Of the
South, and is the best treaties the slavery ques-
ton that has fallen under our observation. We
commend the book to our readers. For sale by
PIrTs & JONES, Glasgow.
The AMERICAN HIsToRIcAL READER, containing
brief outline of the History of the United
States, illustrated with vivid sketches of Great
National Events, Personal Adventures, &C., for
the use of schools and Families, by ]. l.. TRACY.
The author bas kindly favored us with copy
of the above work, which, upon examination, we
find to be very valuable compilation of events in
the History Of our Country, and hence admirably
adapted to Schools. AS set forth in this book the
History Of the United States is divided into five
eras: Colonization, Probation, Revolution, Con-
federation, and Extension. The reader or class
thus get clear and distinct impressions Of the most
prominent facts in American History, so that, in
after reading details will locate themselves in the
proper connection. We commend the book to
teachers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Major Rollins Appointments.

Major ]. S. ROLLINS, independent can
didate for Governor, will address the peo-
pie as follows:
AT Kansas City, jackson co., Friday night, July
II.
parkvle, Platte co., Saturday, July 18th, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ.
Weston, Platte CO., Saturday night, July 18th.
st. Joseph, Buchanan co., Monday, July Goth.
Savannah, Andrew co., Tuesday, Jnly 21st.
Gentry Courthouse, Gentry co., Wednesday, odd.
eBethany, Harrison CO., Thursday July 23d.
RGailatin, Davies co.., Friday, July oath.
Trenton, Grundy CO., Saturday, July 25th.
Linneus, Linn CO.. Monday, July 9th, at II, A. M.
bloomington, Macon CO., Tuesday, July 2sth.
Shelbyville, Shelby CO., Wednesday, July 29th.
Palmyra, Marion CO., Thursday, July Goth.
Hannibal, Marion CO., Thursday night, July Both.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
]. S. THOMSON.
BRANCH BANK STATE Missouri,
Eavatta Iul,y 7 1917


JAMES S. THOMSON, ESQ.,, Glasgow-De Dear Sir:
have yours of the 9th inst, making enquiry as
to what, in my opinion, will be the probable effect
of the location of the two Branches at Fayette and
Glasgow, upon the business and profits of each
other. From my experience and knowledge of
the wants of the trading and other interests of this
section of country, feel fully warranted in say
ing that, notwithstanding the contiguity of their
location, there can be no detrimental conflict be-
tween them, either in their business or profits.
For the last five years this Branch could have
employed, steadily and proftabIy, four times the
present amount of its capital, and with the ncreas-
ing trade and business of the country, the only
thing TO fear is, that both Branches Dil.be unable
to meet the demands upon them for money
Entertaining honestly these views, trust that
none will be deferred from liberal subscription
to the capital stock of your Branch, under the i'm
preston that its stock will not be profitable from
its proximity to the Fayette, any other Branch
es to be located under the recent bank law of our
State. Very Respectfully Your Friend,
WILLIAM C, BOON, Cashier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Hudson CITY,

A sale Of lots took place at this embryo
City, last Saturday. The City is laid out
at the point where the Hannibal and St.
Joseph rail road is crossed by the North
Missouri, and is as handsome a site for
town as one could desire. The town tract
consists Of about four hundred acres, which
is laid off in lots Of good size, divided by
broad streets and alleys. Over one hum
dred lots were sold, at prices ranging from
forty to three hundred and thirty dollars
averaging about one hundred and fifty dol
lars per lot. Purchasers were there from
various parts of the State, and, indeed, 9TH
err States, and the bidding was quite lively.
We understood number of persons to be
prepared to commence building Immediately
after the sale-and we doubt not, in less
than year, Hudson City will be fairly I'm.
der way, known and recognized as one Of
the cities of our fourishing State, number
ing population that will exceed many OF
our river towns, and doing "a business that
will astonsh old fogyism.
Including men, women and children,
there must have been some three thousand
people on the GROUND. Ample provisions
were made for all, in the way of creature
comforts; and while spectators and those
wanting homes, were attending the sale,
and securing choice lots, the young people
were making merry under an ample arbor
being assisted by a couple of violinists.--
The sale and festivities were conducted in
good style, and everything passed off to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

The CRoPs.-Since our last issue, we
have travelled some fifty miles north Of this,
and are sorry to report the backwardness
Of the growing crop. Wheat is pretty much
n failure. Corn is small, and suffering for
rain. The meadows look thin and dry
'the grass-hopper is using up the Hemp,
md the prospect for Tobacco is not hatter-
ing, by any means. If good rains come
thin week, il will be a great blessing TO
,hi. section. IA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

VERY RIcH.-The St. Louis Republican
calls upon the people of the State to "nip
emancipation agitation in the bud" by vo-
ting for Stewart for Governor! Great Je-
hova! Paschal was an emancipationist a
few years ago; Stewart votes for emanci-
pationists now AMI is Logging for The for
eign vote on the ground that he is Northern
by birth, and has no interest in slsyery.-
An old emancipationist and New York
Yankee, nipping agitation in the bud Isn't
that very rich!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
CANDIDATES, DEPARTMENT.
Supreme Court.

GS7We are authorized TO announce JAMES B.
GARDENHIRE, Esq, a candidate for Supreme
Judge, at the approaching August election.
95Y"We are authorized TO announce Hon. JOHN
F. RYLAND, a candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of Supreme Judge. Election in August
three Judges to be chosen.
rc51 We are authorized TO announce join C..
RICHARDSON, Esq, of st. Louis, candidate for
Supreme Judge.
We are authorized to announce ]. B. HovEY
ESQ.,, of independence, candidate for Supreme
Judge.
RF"We are authorized 10 announce WASHING
TON ADAMS, Esq, of Boonvllle, a candidate. for
Supreme Judge.
1y- We are authorized Eto announce VIM. B.
NATION, of Saline county, candidate for Su-
preme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Public Speaking.

General John B. Clark, candidate for
Congress in the Third District, will ad-
dress his fellow-c citizens as follows:
Middlebury, Mercer CO., Thursday, July9.
Trenton, Grundy co., Friday, Julyl0.
Milan, Sullivan CO., Saturday, July IL.
Linneus, Linn CO., Monday, July 10.
chillic othe, Livingston co Wednesday, July 10
springhil, Livingston co.., Friday, July II.
Utica, Livingston co., Saturday, July ls.
Carrollton, Carroll CO., Monday, July 20.
Miles Point, Carroll CO., Tuesday, July 2l.
De Witt, Carroll CO.,, Wednesday, July %.
Brunswick, Charlton co., Thursday, July 49,
Westville, Charlton CO., Friday, July "a.
Keytesville, Charlton CO., Saturday, July %.
FMr. COLLINS will be with Gen
CLARK, at the above appointments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES S. ROLLINS.
FOR CONGRESS-THIRD DISTRICT,
J. M. COLLIN S ,
OF Lewis County.
Public Speaking.

BY mutual agreement Col. RoBERr M.
STEWART and Maj. JAMES S. ROLLINS,
candidates for Governor will address their
fellow. citizens at the following times and
places:
Fremont, Cedar co., Thursday, July 9.
Osceola, St. Clair CO., Friday, July 10.
Clinton, Henry CO., Saturday, July IL.
Harrisonville, Cass co., Monday, July 10.
Warrensburg, johnson CO.. Wednesday, July 10.
Lone Jack, Jackson, CO., Thursday, July l6.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

IL The Antics are continually crying
out that Benton, Blair and Brown support
Rollins, and hence Rollins wont do to trust.
Now Benton, Blair and Brown supported
Buck and Brock, yet they found no fault with
them for it, nor diditmake them suspicious
Of Buchanan. They were right glad to get
their votes for Buchanan, and weuld be
right glad TO get them for Stewart, but those
gentlemen prefer Missourian to New
York Yankee, owned by Boston Yankees.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
CENTRAL COLLEGE,

Mn. EplroR: Please publish the enclo,-
al p,.nhl. .,5 po..,,,,;o.. ..,oa =,
mset;no Of tho ouro,nr. 81 Tnnira, Colisas
an tho 2nd inst y" ~ 81
W. W. w -. III No. ~
VII inc sa"e occasion, new M ooarri''
accepted the proIessorship of Languages,
and Rev. G. w. Pritchett that Of Mathe-
na,;cs
III fl, ...,;o, nil, ann, =, ,ho OIL. g
c ~ i"l 'e'''o' VIII 0Pe" VII ''e ~i'' Vi
0ep.e"
we confidently expect 10 secure $oo'ooo
endowment oy That time.
The building is fast approaching compile
t;on and ,vill he readv for occunsncy bv tho
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Banking-The wants of this Sec
Mountaineering Correspondence.
GLASGOW, Mo-, July 6, 1851.

GLASGOW, Mo-, July 8, 1851.
W. C. BOOK, EsQ.-DeGr Sir: Will you please
to state from your experience and knowledge of
the wants of the trading interests of this section
of country,-what amount of Banking capital
could be proftably invested, in Fayette and Gas
gov, and whether or not, in your opinion, the in
terests of the Bank at Fayetre and Glasgow, would
so materially conflict with each other, as 10 rem
der stock in either Bank Improbable? Your early
attention to the above request will obhge
Your Ob't Sery't,
. TunMcnN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
s T R A Y D D

~ FROM the subscriber, two miles west of
A2S Huntsville, on the Goth of May last, three
Mares; one bay Mare aged, with hind feet white,
PAGES, has brown sucking horse colt, and belongs
and belongs 10 John G. Moore, near KeytesvlIle;
also one sOrrel mare alb out years old, l5E hands
high large star in her forehead lishtrlbbed, heavy
quartered, and belongs TO Thos. Wilkerson. Of
Brunswick. A liberal reward will be given for
the delivery Of one or all of them, or such infor-
nation given as will lead to their recovery, by
writing TO the subscriber or owners.
NJ. B. r. WILLIAMS.
July Q, lS57-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

A Coon JoKE.-The best joke Of the
canvass is too see some Of the Anti papers
copying the "Republican's" abuse of Major
Rollins, and calling that rotten concern an
old line wing paper. 1t was not in good
standing in the Wing party, even in that
party s>day-and to call it an old line wing
paper is really first rate Joke.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Exchange hank.

BY reference 10 a notice in to-day's paper, il
will be seen Books for subscription of stock 10 the
Exchange Bank of st. Louis, are to be opened in
this place, on the 9th OF the present month. A
Branch OF this Bank is to be located in Glasgow,
with Capital Of one hundred thousand dollars,
and ms soon as this amount is subscribed, the
Branch will be put into operation.
We have entire faith that the stock will be sub.
scrbed and the Bank put into operation in time to
meet the business exigencies Of the approaching
fall ana winter. Every one familiar with the
trading, and other interests of this secs Of coun-
try, is well aware of the disadvantages We have
labored under, in not being able to securt financial
accommodations;-an it is the opinion of we'll
informed gentlemen, that with the rapidly increas-
ing trade and business Of the country, should all
the new Banks proposed be put IN operation, the
demand will still exceed their united ability to
supply.
In this connection, we beg to refer the reader
to correspondence between our fellow-townsman
Mr.. JAMES s. THOMSON, and WILLIAM c. Boon
Esq, Cashier Of the Branch Bank at Fayette
which will be found in this paper. From his Ions
connection with the Bank, Mr.. Boon is thoroughly
posted, and such as may have any doubt as t.
whether the investment will not be profitable, anc
whether extended banking facilities are not ur
gently called for, IRE referred to his letter, for
satisfactory solution Of those doubts.
The citizens of Glasgow, and those who trade a
this point, are abundantly able to take the stock
and as before remarked, we have entire faith tina
they will do it, and that, too, without any one in
dividual taking a large amount Fayette set liz
very commendable example: and as we are the first
Of the new Banks TO START let set those that ar
to follow a similar example.
Read the notice, and make your preparations II
take stock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

IL We are under obligations to Mr..
GREExLEAF, Of the "Pclar Star" for repeat
ed iavors. The Polar" is the star boat of
the Railroad line, in speed, and her capa-
ciOus cabin is always crowded. 1t is pleas
ure to travel with such thorough business
men and perfect gentlemen as Capt. HAM
MUM and Clerk GREENLEAF.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Jos. M. Collins.

We place the name of this gentleman at
the head of our columns, as the Independent
candidate for Congress in the Third Dis
trict against that office seeking turncoat,
JOHN B. CLARK, who has ranged through
every political party in the land, in search
of one that would honor him with official
station. The Democratic party has obtain
ed much of its strength and success from its
generous devotion TO its own consistent
members and its unvarying contempt and
disregard for renegades. The Democracy
of the Third Dictrict can have no respect
for JonN B. CLARK, who abused them
when he used to be Wing, and abused
them when he used TO be Know-. Nothing;
and who will abuse them again as soon as
they fail TO elect him to Congress.
Jos. M. COLLINS is prosecuting the can
vass with great vigor and success. He
merits the united support of all men who
despise treachery and ofice-hunting. He is
running not as party candidate, but as an
Independent citizen of Missouri, who would
rather promote the real interests of the State
than gather notoriety by running out of one
political party into another, in disgusting
lust after Office IntelligencCr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
WHITE TEETH, PERFuMEn B

WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXioN-can be acquired by
using the 90 Balm of a Thousand Flotrers.n What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse
of disOgreeable breath when by using the BALM
OF THOUSAND Flowers as dentrifce, would
not only render it sweet, but leave the teeth white
as slabaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware Of coun-
terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRlDGE & CO., " T.
For sale by all Druggists march6 '51 ON !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

.R-Two locomotives, for the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Rail Road, recently passed
up the river, and were safely landed at st..
Joseph. The good citizens of that place
were duly excited on the occasion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
PUBLIC SALE.
N @ T &c Z

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 9th day
IN of July inst, we will open books in the City
of Glasgow, for the subscription of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars TO the capital stock Of the Ex-
change Bank Of ST. Louis, this being the amount
OF capital reserved by the Charter 10 be subscribed
for al this place, as one of the places where a
Branch of this Bank is located
Said books 10 be opened at the Office of Thomas
Shackelford, Esq, in the said city, and to be kept
open from nine O'Clock in the morning until three
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, until the
amount of stock required by the Charter shall be
taken.
All persons subscribing shall pay ten per cent.
in gold and silver at the time Of subscribing, and
the balance at such time and in such amounts as
may be required by the Directors.
D. c. GARTH,
B. w. LEWIS,
THOS. SHACKELFORD,
JAS. S. THOMSON,
July 9, 1857. Commissioners.
fy~" Banner" "Brunswcker,' Citizen" and
"Saline Herald; copy three times, and send bill
to Commissioners.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
F. A. SAVAGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I, l. F. Hayden,
~ assignee of F. A. Savage, will on Monday,
the 9th day of November, 1857, at the Court House
in the town of Fayette, in Howard County, pro-
coed publicly 10 adjust and allow demands against
the Estate and effects of the said assignor, when
and where, all persons interested may attedd.
If the said adjustment and allowances are not COM
pleted on that day, adjustments will be had from
day to day till completed.
LUKE F. HAYDEN,
July 9, 1857. Assignee of F. A. Savage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

Some graceless scamp says: SIT is woman,
and not her wrongs, that should be redress
ed" That fellow ought to suffer tie tor
ment of being invited out 10 tea.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Election Tickets.

Will our friends, who want Election Tick
e'', send in their orders at an early day
II Don't wait, but send your orders at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

II Geo. w. HARRIS, of the "Tropic,''
keeps as under continued obligations. Long
lie to him, and great success to the "Tropic."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Read IT.

Will our German and Catholic subscribers read
In another column, what Gen. CLARK thought
of them, "in his heart and conscience" a
STEW months' since. 1t will enable them to
vote understandingly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

IN 600 LBS WOOL WANTED.-WE
~, OOU will purchase at fair prices, all
the good wool of this years clip which may offer.
= BOON, SMITH Il CO.
GLASGOW Julv o 1857
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

BRoxE.-E. R. Hinckley & Co.'s Bank, Prairie
vile, Wisconsin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09
Circuit Court.

Ry" We are authorized 10 announce Hon
VIM. A. HALL, as q candidate for reelection to
the office of Judge of the I'd Judicial District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-09

Gov. MARCY DEAD.-Hon. w. L. Marcy was
found dead in his room, in Albany, on the 9th.