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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.
DIAPER Ac. for the Ladies'.
I Estra fine bath Post, white fnied,
Small bath Letter ruled and assorted coor.
Largo aud small Note Paper While aud assorted coors,
Embaased Sole, barge, medium nnl small
assorted colors.
Embossed Envelope great variety,
Mourning Paper Enycoles. Cards &C.
Waiting cards enamolcd linen and fancy
Also fancy Wax, Waiers, Motto Seals, &e., at
Ntrw VIRGINIA uOON.- tnnnibn,- All, az
slaves without Masters by George ftzhugh Of Port
ltu,alt Caroline county, Va, for sale by
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Chalmers nlte licadlue,
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Alesander's Noteaon Psalms. Isaiah, Ae,
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800 stat'ho-o sermons,
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- M lasA ,',i' AS" toyn ,3
lis iud rorc Monies Percussion Cup Gunpo~ der Patent
.i5t H4- Pt-Ad.r Fasks. Pouches and Bes Bird Bags,
pHIa8 ald ,r.u,h,- Washing keds aud IwhI'ls, lhg
t=5a4.ana c. a.> ton Maker Nationals A. &c u RE
&nHA IEs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufactured prices
r. IH4#. i#..I. 81 GlfERLNNb.
a. sa.a street oppoae Eaglp square. IIci.nuud Va
: DIPLOMA
rita fisa & CLASS Wss 4" hIsnfp hf t4E VIRGINIA
HltaANIts lN,tIIt II rel, HE fuMuIluN
luE MECHANIC Ais To
Stattfrf. SNrIu.RDt AND. or RICHMOND, NIRGA
#ara.asea t t,l IS. liNI0I : and IL LES exhibited
iAe EEh}dton ct Ait,r, OF AnetisA Manufacture he'd
fHs LII, of Jtu,uuoud @ the iuh day 81 Nov, l-lI
J4ais ". I.twtLiEN. J. y. HELNlN,
Secretary. lrts.dcnt
a.rI r is
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


large silver Nan, ads etussd BY
containing Soas tufks Mugs and iable ha- gradu
atv uur Influence Of repeated from
friends who search something
la he bu We are Pleased
bata SUI supply Of the
above thai shaud equay well pleased dispus, ot
tio favor Ia continue The
ave- really a pay counter. Sr notes
mar Rep. copy. slLNEkfuukN a Clint.
uDEAHg.s.-Thr Ladies eaa mud at ,. W.T.
IIAMs SINS. the hnest aud most beautiful set %
Pearl feonpe.5 offered in together
sane set eerY Rona Aosate AMI Pearl
Pearl 1sHl Il at braufif description ALSO some
Mourning and SECOND Mourning sets 81 latest
at,}. Which they just VPrued would glad show
10 tie lovers Il boa ifa' Cali s.eand he
A nice nf silver Gobct., Mug Mustard Cups
SiAul RlnRs Spoons u evuy description Chidrcns
roys a. just recp we'd, and which they ofot cheap.
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~ An Bales Cotton Yarns, u.epksvilie Fac
s1VO tory, just received per south Side Rail Road
mar lots NJ HOLLINS & co.
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asa Respectfully J y. BpNpi RANT


CHFsrFnfifIp April nth, i-3t
Msssrs Done Co-Isvng used yaur fsTi al aud finding
Tito hne medicine thin< due 10 fen that you
should know daughter about w i" o. the
rocker of and and bruised her thigh aa.h 1t
assumed the form OF boil aud became stH had II
need by physcian but thai did moi relieve II htr1mo
running and continued So for nearly tNa eata d
every medicine could hear of with no effect mutt Wa ia
duced 10 Try your Turf Oaiiot using bottle
a.d entirely healed lhaNe snee usah Tor 'ihoi
and found the same benefit You are ~ Thirty To- use
this al you think proper. s. tlAlklh,
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IN - Ir and nm n Q \ Hymn % Was di'70Vod IN
thu arst day of f, month by mutual consent Those Wt
ctnc concern requested to up and settle hd,d
GtrtN I n FIN\\
inn Its G. l.. SNITHSON
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~ been appointed Agents by the New York Trunk tompa
ny we shall be able to offer 10 thu public all qualities of
TIKI Nks, CARPET BAGS, VALICES sc, at prices un-
preeedentedly low for cash only
- IS GLASS; A. RAINE
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a COMPANY OF Hartford Couucctcut drsraus effect
ing Insurance in Virginia has appointed } JOHNSON Esq
Salem. Agent for tho State Persons i.ynehhurg
elsewhere no may desire communicating it'll the Company
mag do through Thomas Jelis at Exchange Bank or
Msssrs Banghoruo y lolcombe.
This Company has paid up Capital of seto,0o0 with
large surplus secured and invested under tho
proval of Comptroller of Public Accounts believed
offer superior inducements ,hose contemplating
suranee Jan 23dts
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EEANns ~ AN.s-a..-.. I'll ....u!., ~


House recently occupied by Mrs. Am G. LanNford over
t snre"t Mr'SrS simpson Irothor apply u
Mr.. luo. d Holt JAS +, CLAYTON Agt
leo - dh for Mrs. r l.. Clay tor
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Engines. EgV.--uuny,ny

We received an Agency from the largest establish
mens IN The United States prepared contract tor MA
thAf1f OF al hmds and al the nas perfect character o.
tue most favorable tr ms Tor cash good paper
Among many things. euunerate LocuaiOIiNFs, with an
improved waive arrangement giving the SrA.
TloNAY NGlNts FROM To 800 horse power to st
the purposes for which they needed and guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
PoRfABLE ENGINES from 10 horse power adapted to
the uee Of Farmers, Printing Offices Hosting,
pow PRESSES of sInll,e, durable effective
character, and very rapid work
Ship Fittings Power Planners Boring aad Mart.c-us Ma.
chimes, Cotton and Flour MiI, nale,d kh ia.
ehinorV. oAML - l't(t
Idly ppfrrs.t,-
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~ roN Is this dy Dissolved 10y mutual consent All persons
hsgls catms aEHust Us VIII present them To BiiLAHp
GhtANLtF tor almrut aud hosr indebted VIII make pay
ueu to the SAM itcnamo o the concern only +" be
in tiidtdatnn. Nm ). DlLLARD
tits JAS. & WALTON
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IN EsEEES R.AcOs.-5O asha-. prime Shop
w ders at low rates IAps. BisANtH 4 SONS
iauI
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1000 as"r@r BY rr io ns"" 's .'.H Cora
jan iois Petersburg
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n
his old friends thu pubic generally
for the very liberal patronage HIM and the dc
with which he has been connected firth last sixteen
years in the Building husn,s city. lie tak,s this
ihod informing them that he viii continue the building bus
ness as heretofore both Brick and Wood Netk
hopes by close application business retain their
fdence and Ii thai the m ser portion of his
hands and he work that Kind labor
the he has OF the experienced white
lie attcrs himself with his experience aad by
giving his the business be able
work that offer IN such style To give saao
ton to his patrons
His Shop and Office jefferson
ders irby and Immediately opposite the shop Tenn
X. R,where he will keep constantly hand all kinds OF
dressed Timbers aud ready made such Sash Doors,
Blinds &e. Clio q. ClklEt Ast
ian l7-deodly
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- OF one bottle he had been entirely cured, .
Respectfully, l. NJ, LII Nltl

BIO ISLAND, Bedford county Va Nov !, lshi
Measys Dors cotencmenti used about one fourth ct
bottle your Turf oil upon the back of my haae the worst
almost entirely aplaee a. hfge AZ my
hand this snee application q only applied II nner cured
up entirely and permanently really was surprised al the
properties aud think nnre prompt
and than anything of the kind rser saw aud
sold housa s Of bottles other popRreeha pf similar
urPe~es. -. 80.
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" fully the public in general and his friends
that he has the old stand of Mr. Valentine oppo
the Liberty Ware House, where be tonnd well
sorted stock ct Ready Made Clothing and Guprus fur
lshng Goods which he sell cheap similar house
"a th5 CITY lie Also prepared for cutting out making
repairing Clothing the shortest notice. Conc one
81 Next To my Store Room for Rent which is adapted
Tor aa ofe, or small business TO be carried On in
dee 5-dbmos GEORGE BlAkl.N
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yrsnu..,tEANn rsu,~El>,,u RANCE

IUIH 7 n lIIs- Sow
l n,, " N 1,StH OWES Medical ESamIners
The NctsHl Examination OF subjects Insurance viii he
made at tbe pfee ct thu company each day bct~cpn the
huuts OF aud } O'Clock l. NJ II
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UEtCE,-1hr OF the Merchants
usness of Ly. :butg Is respectfully invited to
believing extract from th regulations of Iy nthbnrg Col
eso-
iu lent shall be ALI wed to contract any debt debts
OF Ia, parent guardian any per
trcdne Eadl without written certificate from the
President Of The Faeny will do so at his own risk /"
SAMUEL X. COX.
arg2ets President Of the Faculty.
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a dehtad To for cost bills apes npies A. invited
the iast time, call and SETTLE immediately, OF Dcy VII
he sAnd aud warranted, the omay be, without dsuo
ton Of persons u. II LLNlh.
fa.DsH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Fatal Accident on the HANNIBAL and st.
Joseph Railroad.

The first fatal accident which has occur.
red upon the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail
road happened on Thursday evening last,
as the train was entering the city from the
west. Neory, an employee of the road at
tempted TO jump upon the cow catcher as
the engine sluckened her speed and his foot
passed through the bars missed the cross
piece which threw him directly across the
track. The Locomotive passed oyer his
legs within few inches oil the hips and the
back wheel Of the tender was upon him
when the train was stopped. The engi-
neer, Mr.. Burton was obliged to start the
train before he could be relieved from his
position. His legs were severed from his
body, merely hanging by the fragments
which from their elasticity had resisted a
force that crushed flesh and bone asunder.
Several physicians were on the spot as soon
as they could be summoned and the mutila-
ted form taken into the house Of Mr.. Mar
GELS. 1t was apparent TO the physicians that
all their efforts could prolong life but few
hours. They, however, proceeded prompt
ly to render such assistance as they might
to the sufferer. Preparations were made
to amputate the shattered limbs when re-
action should take place, but they waited in
vain. He fingered but short time with
out any apparent change except a gradual
failing of strength and up to the moment Of
his death retained his consciousness.
| Hannibal Democrat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Horrible Accident.

On Thursday the 18th inst, at ST.. Jo-
seph. shocking accident occurred, which
we find recorded in the Cycle of the 10Th,
as follows:
awhile Mr.. Alexander Straub was in the
performance of his duties as engineer Of the
large steam Touring mill Of Mr., James Car
gil in this city, his hand was caught in
part Ct the machinery and his hand and arm
were drawn in up to the shoulder and then
torn offin shreds.
The space through which the limb passed
was not more than an inch in width. When
it came 10 the body the muscles and skin
were SO torn away that there was consid-
cradle opening into the cavity Of the chest,
The unfortunate man, with wonderful
resolution, walked, up long flight Of steps
into the Office of of Mr.. Corgill and asked
him to send for physician. Mr.. Cargil
was appalled, at the sight, but preserved
sufficient command of himself to seixe the
sufferer and lay him on a lounge and bind
up the wound with his handkerchief in such
way as 10 stop the effusion of blood, (which
was spirting from the arteries over the floor
and walls in exhnusting floods, and in o
way that would have soon caused him tc
expire.
DR.. o. B. Knode was Immediately called
in, and with The readiness Of clear percep-
ton and the skill of scientific and prac.
ticed hand, he, with the assistance of other
medical gentlemen, amputated the shattered
fragment at the shoulder joint. and covered
the stump and pit beneath with complete
flap.
The sufferer was conveyed to his dwell.
ing in sleigh. He had not been long mar
red. His wife was youthful and inexpe'
rienccd, but possessed the spirit of true
woman. When he saw her, in despair, hi
exclaimed My poor little wife have bu
one arm and can no longer support you.
had better die" To which she promptly
rejoiued. alive, Alec, my own dear hus
band, that is all ask! have two good arms
which can support us BOTH"
Mr. Slraub came here from Pittsburg. Fl,
is good engineer and an excellent citizen
After suffering thousand deaths, his agony
is assuoged, and to-day there is fair pros
pect Of his recovery"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

a secord mortal wound; after which Hard
ing quietly put up his pistol and walked
away, but was Immediately arrested; Mr..
Doss lived about 20 minutes. Justices
Wilkinson and Colman, after a full hearing
yesterday, committed Harding for willul
murder.
The most intense excitement prevailed
during the night after the murder, and all
day yesterday, but happily the murderer
was gotten away 10 Jail before an outraged
people had executed him by summary jus
tice.
A profound gloom has been thrown over
the entire community by this unfortunate
affair. Mr.. Doss leaves wife and an in
teresting family of children to mourn their
rreporable loss, MI. Harding is an engi-
neer, and has been citizen of the city for
several years. tits sal / he had been drink
ing before he committed his damning deed.
He also leaves a wife and some interesting
CHI ldren to bear the reproach of him who
should have been their pride and boast
through life.- Platte Argus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
OAK DALE FARM FOR SALE.

<Fer THIS Valuable farm, situated six miles
Ss{ss north of Huntsville, and four miles and a
80 half west of the North Missouri Railroad,
is offered for sale There Is in the tract 400 acres
OF valuable farming and timbered land-25O
acres under fence, and $50 in cultivation. A new
and large two story frame dwelling house, con.
tanning seven rooms, good kitchen, smoke house
and splendid frame barn and stables. An ice house
and wells convenient. There is also never-failinp
stock water in abundance. Any person DESTROYS
of purchasing one OF the best farms in Randolph
county, would do well to make early application.
Terms Of payment made easy. Persons DESTROYS
Of farther Information in regard to this place. can
ret the same by addressing me, or w. r. Samuel
al this place - = : JAMES r. MURPHY.
Huntsville, NO., Jan. 8, 1S57-2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Most Atrocious Murder.

On the 2lst inst, our most estimable
fellow citizen John Doss, was inhumanly
and cowardly murdured at his own store
door in this city, by man named Charles
B. Harding. The facts as exhibited judi
cially are as follows: Mr.. Doss one of our
leodlng merchants had credited Harding for
lime dollars and fifty cents worth of goods,
and about New Years took his note for the
debt, afterwards II. procured man of the
name of Shines, TO 60 to Mr.. Doss and pur-
chase the note for five dollars, after II. had
then paved his note at heavy discount,
he went to the store and tainted Mr.. Doss
with his loss of four dollars and fifty cents;
afterwards the parties met at the store of j.
S. Mitchell & Co., and Mr.. Doss told Hard
ing he thought he was puppy which
Harding failed to resent at the time, but af-
forwards he told several persons that he
"woaid yet fix Doss." Aiming himself
with nine inch Colts Revolver and huge
Bowie Knife, Harding went to the store of
Mr.. Doss and meeting him at The front door
outside, he spoke something to Mr.. DosS,
and before Doss replied, and whiie he was
standing quietly with both hands in his
breaches pockets the murderer presented
his pistA and fired, the ball passing through
his stomach aRd innieting mortal wound.
immediately after the first shot Mr.. Doss
fell to his hands and kaees on the pavement
with his back to the murderer, who ad-
vaneed as Mr.. d. was crawling to his store
and snapped his pistol second time; the
pistol missing fire he cooked il again, and
when Mr.. Doss had thus crawled nearly to
his own door he fred the third shot, which
took effect between dhe superior edge Of the
shoulder blade and the spine. thus eausiag
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

In tie late debate in the House Of Repre-
sen'atives upon the the charge, made by the
editor Of the New York Times, as 10 the at
tempts of members of Congress 10 bride each
other, the Hon. A. X. MARSHALL Of Ken
lucky is reported as having said:
al care not whether he be the ex-Lieut.
Governor, the Lieut.. Governor, or Cover
nor OF the State Of New York. That char
acier, whatever it may have been, is merged
into that of the editor OF partisan newspa-
per. | look upon him in that light and in
no other. He stands before this House as
the editor of a newspaper influenced and con-
frolled by all the bias and interest ,rhich we
knotc DO control men in that position; and l
ask this body whether il does not become
them, their own dignity and honor, TO base
the investigation upon such information as
Is given to them by a member OF their own
body, in preference 10 basing it upon an ed
itorial in newspaper, no matter whether
j. e,ninates from Governor or Lieut.. Gov
ernor. lie is but The editor of d newspaper
and Iwould not pay any man Of that charac-
fer the SORT of respect wh,ch such action ,cO,ld,
seem 10 do"
VIC Hhc OT' MaTShhii very Weli, ots MS
his being member of Congress gives him
no right to sneer at editors as a class. To
be sure, editors can afford TO be seered at by
members of Congress, but members of Con.
gress, considering how they are generally
made. can i'll afferd to sneer al them. When
William Penn, the Governor OF Pennsylva.
MIA, was travelling in a portion of the Stale
where he was not known, fellow, in whose
pres snce the Quaker Governor presumed tC
wear his hat, exclaimed with an air OF Of
Tended dignity, "Sir, would have you know
that am justice of the peace" "WeIl
FRIEND" said the Governor, in his quiet way
~ make such things as thee."-[ Louisville
Journal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

DEATH OF NIcARAGUAN.-A young
man named N. G.. Harvey, who came to
this city as one Of Col. Titus company of
Nicaraguans, died yesterday, in the Charity
Hospital, of gangrene, resulting from pis-
FOL shot wounu in the calf of his leg, re-
ceived on the night of the Sd inst, either on
Galatin or Barrack street, in the Second
District. 1t appears that on the night in
question, the deceased and three or four
OF his companions in arms wandered down
to the Second District, and eventually went
into dance house on street, the name of
which they did not know, but which is sup
posed to have been Gallatin. After they
left the dance house, they were met by a
party Of men, one of whom, without provo
cation, fired at them, and shot young Harvey
in the eg. Three shots wer fired in all,
and alta fourth attempt, the pistol snapped
and the assaulting party passed on. Why
the NIcaraguans were thus attacked is 10;
known, unless it be that it grew out Of a
fight which had taken place errlier in the
night, between Gallatn street man and
another Nicaraguan. The woand of itself
was not sufficient 10 have caused death, but
il was neglected for eight days before the
patient was removed to the hospital
N. o. Picayune, 18th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
An Honest Auditor in Trouble.

The present State Audstor of Indiana, by
his too honest and coniding nat Ire has lost
as much money by recent transaction with
some OF the Free Bank gentlemen as the
old Auditor made with these Banks by his
Eascality and sharpness. 1t appears that
Mr. Tolbert the Auditor and Register was
induced by the over persuasions of the
Gramercy Bank Of Lafayette Indiana, to sur
render $50 600 in bonds Of the security OF
said bank, for which they proposed Cat g
future time) 10 deposit specie with the Au-
ditor, according to Ia ", with which he should
redeem the circulation Of the Graunercy
Bank. The reason they gave for wishing
the bonds before replacing them with spe-
Gle was, that they wished TO 60 into an ur.
rangemeat with the State Bank TO do bust
ness under il. We also learn that they pro.
posed to take $50, 600 in the stock OF the
State Bank, and under this pretenee, drew
$4,000 Of ihe Bedford Branch money bal
deposited only 10000 OF The bonds; and
wishing SOC, 900 more, for which they pro.
posed hereafter to give the bonds, were re,
fused ii by the cashier. They then sold thu
residue Of their bonds at Louisville, and de-
eamped with the speculation Of $40 000.-
The transaction has the saHs effect upor
the Shawnee Bank Of Ind, as on the Gram
ercy, the Issues Of both being based on ih'
same securities.
The Auditor made a clean breast Of j
Saturday. 20 the Indiana Legislature; offer
ing his property SO far as il would go, 4
secure The State, which is not. howsVer
sufficient. lie also has the individual bend
of certain wealthy gentlemen as security
Ichis. Tris,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Letter from Hon. Thos. P. Akers.

Mr.. .Musgrope- Sir: Since my ar
rival in Washington / have received some
thirty or forty letters from sundry constitu-
ents asking for information in regard to the
probable action Of Congress on the "Act to
graduate and reduce the price Of public
lands TO actual settlers" approved August
4, 1854. For the benefit Of those who have
written to me, desire to state through the
columns of the Citizen, that the act above
referred to will certainly be amended be-
fore the adjournment Of Congress. Early
in the session prepared an amendment 10
that act substantially as follows: That in all
cases where public lands have been entered
under the provisions of athe "Act 10 gradu-
ate and reduce The price of public lands to
actual settlers" and were the affidavit re-
CURED by said act has been duly filed in
the local land offices, and the money has ac-
tually been paid, it may and shall be law
ful for the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office TO issue patents for said lands.
After preparing the above amendment, Of
which / have here only given the substance,
| learned that the amendment was in the
hands of the Hon. j.. Lindley, which was
prepared by the Committee on Public
Lands, and which he is ordered by said
Committee TO report to the House for its ac-
ton as som as a call of Committees can be
obtained. There is no hope. however, OF
obtaining such call until the 'agitators" are
through rehearsing their campaign speech
es on the resolution to refer and print the
Presidents Message.
ain, my dear sir, yours &c.
THos. P. AKERs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
NOTICE.

ID URSUANF to an order of the Saline County
i Court, made at the November term thereof,
1856, for the building of bridge across Black
Water, near the Sweet Springs, in said county, the
undersigned Commissioner will let out the same
TO tn. lowest bidder, on
Saturday, the l4th day of February, 1857,
at the place designated for the building Of said
bridge. Bond and approved security will be re-
quired of the undertaken, and said bridge to be
Kept in repairs two years after it is received by the
Court. Plan and specifications made known on
the day of letting, or by applying TO said commits
sioner, VIM. d. CARMACK,
Dec. 25, 1866 Commissioner.