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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS continue to manufacture Agri.
Il cultural Machines and Implements. of the most ~
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They ask
attention to "Cardwells Horse Power and Thresher -
single and double geured with Separator ii required
which have taken premium ut every Fair which they
have been exhibited. ALSO,
Crosk's Ciod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reuper aud Mower the best In use
Rich's Iron Beam Pow, highly approved
Seymour Sages Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, excellent Machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans and several other patterns
Corn Shelters Hand AMI Horse Power, from $40 to S35
Hwy Presses. Wheat Drills Corn Planters
Cider Mills, Grain Cradles. Hay Rakcs, Harrows
Grain Cleaners, Tobacco Mills, DC, &c
BALDWIN, CARDWELL & CO.
Apr2 No. l4s Main Street, Richmond
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NATANrED FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN ,n
w FOR THE UNITED STATES MOUNTED IVA
SERVICE to serve in Kansas Nebraska, Califor tsS
MIA, Texas and New Mexico. ekm
Pay from Gle to s.2 per month Horses, accoutre.
nents clothing food and medical attendance furnished
free of charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous,
Franklin Street. opposite Metropolitan Hail. Richmond,
Va BEVERLY Il. ROBERTSON,
lst Lieutenant I'd Dragons,
Rerrupu Officer
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ORE NGytITiES.-Just received the la,es.
s'.'so Marie, 10! the month OF May; decidedly
i'rr-. yu' 'f:,..nsCn Also,
G, :9gnc"f six Roo.s
-.,., c~s Or sa3 Barge Robes
y'.'a..e I'd i.coue. do
''asa-, PAN All Paper Fans
ts:ea.o1 ck-'e:or Hoop skirts
o.. Sad Sa0r BACK Six Mi,ts
I r"a sore 90 Main street.
= CHRISTIAN A. IATHROp
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BE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI,

,...' s'ranrements are OF the completest kind
X. .t'; attention is paid to the careful packing
3. .-.2men, of goods. March ioNts
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COM'IISSION BUSINESS
subscriber having discontinued the Grocery bu
Sness will from this date, devote his attention ex
clusvey to the Commission Business for the Gale of al!
kinds OF country produce,
WHEAT CORN TOBACCO. &C,
Also, 10 the purchase OF GuANo, GROCERIES, &c
de has associated his nephew. w. G. Miller with him.
who will give his particular attention the sales OF Tobac.
co.
He will also take this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks 20 his many friends for their liberal pa
trona-e extended 10 him for long time and hopes,
oy strlet attention To business IN merit continuance
the same ALEXANDER GARRETT
Office for the present at his old stand,
Y, lin,..r
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.riy vi Suot;svillc.l
TYLER & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IRE C,pI- STgpVT IlIrJtMnsr, ~.

l3G, CARY STREET, RICHMOND Va
SOLlCiT consignmeEs OF Tobacco, Flour, Wheat.
- CoFu, !;ucr and County Produce generally to the
sale oil which AMI selection of goods ordered their senior
partn"r John Tyler (wtn business experience Of over
=" years Will give Ais personal attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

hiskEY -'CO bols old bourbon wbiskey, eA'
~ Ice quality. received direct from Bourbon
= ast:Gcsy
~, Gray. Old Rye Whiskey. received direct
to1' " lay'sah"ls county, Pennsylvania.
va sanmoads Old Rye WhiskcJ.
str WI.ssey.
C!acunt double Rectihcd Whiskey
or .ad 70! sale by SELDEN ~ MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary Streets.
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SpECIaL NOTICES.

n,crLAR ANNUAL MEETING
rHE Ks s.ssoidcr. OF tho Richmond and ID Pc Pc,
he Company will take PLACE q, The s 1 sss
:. .,!'a =: II o'clock, A. M.,,pno Trca,urer
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:, :. nyoro.1 hermal and butt.r
,,.,. Ce" Churns in use for bringing Butter in
!. space of time. The former Churu
:. nun al the Virginia State Fair. A tul]
>'Se chprus for ssle by
RCLKLEY & CO. l37 Main at
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FURTHER SUPPLIES OF BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS.
HIANDSOME Bersge Flounc-d Robes
HI Rich black ami colorcd Founccd silk Robes
Beautiful spring and Summer Nantes in great variety.
ALSO.
New style ccored DRESS SILKS, large LOT, EN-
bracipg many beautiful styles, prices lower than the
sane goods now be imported.
To large stock OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, we
constantly receiving additions of the NEWEST "ooDs
AnriI 20 ~ PRICE & WATKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

m ON day % May, !- 1T The late residence of Gal
ch,uxss ES"1on in !owhs!sn couuty mic from Nj.
cifcrso miles from tio1ch!aEd Court Housc 4 from
Pine Cr"eE MN rowhntan Court House ard miles from
cash -, ,sc,u viii otier TOR sc public auctinn for
son. deceased nd me est &c Of the said Ga!iy W!in.
t'u:ion aoHgst l!s children us WI" 10 DC soid ior dis
March l2-c,6b m.v ischARMEK MIcll4UX,
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| NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.
TUNHE undersigned will give full value for Sv1E1i~
OLD PIANOS in exchange for NEW
! No one will ofe. greater inducements purchasers of
PIANOS than myself have been engaged In the bust.
for more than twenty years, and say tina,
! sold bad one.
| E. p NASH, Book and Plano Seller,
| April % PetersbIrp W.
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GREEN SPRINGS LAND EOR SALE
H1URSCaNT \ decree Of the Circuit COur, .; Louise
county, shall offer Tor sae the prrmi-cs. Inc
oh dag OF j.ino il fair Otherwise IL.
lay thereafter three Of Land, belonging the
Of Edward Pcindrxicr, dccS! Firrt-TEe Home. laa,
containing, by survey 1924 acres - IT whic:
valuable wood land heavily ,imbcrcf tie ssanre clrre
is o. r.:ra,c q.nry. and in high Of mpr0vcm.'
we'll watered throughout rrc! herd, arl MI UnGs Cuc
whch d in good repair the buildings very com
Portable dwelling house. with ak rooms kitchen mot
house, &C.. rst.rGtc stable barn. tobacco houses aI
quarters. This !aii hes hrny md refined
neghbOrhood, is within miles oil The Virginia C"'!ll
railroad and sduins the land Of DR.. C.. X. bickusp
WIN. Ovrrton. Esq Wellington Gorion, E-a nrd oIh'
The second tract etJuns the fret conhitS posi- a"ro;
about 90 Of winch in pnes and origin, src"i;
balance is OF good quality the ot ii orip. wei
clover, ana in go0u state oi Improvement 'rrs
tract is also well wHtcrcd and might be added advs!
seOusly the fret. The third contains g.:
i, a.. in wood % original growth and well tnb"ed. y Ia
very convenient TO both o. the above tracts.
TERMs-Cash AZ to 70 much ut the purchase money
will the costs OF suit AMI expenses 81 and crsL,
= and years Tor the bHlHce; The purchaser @'T.T
bonds with good security bearing interest from the tat.
the interest 10 he paid annually the title 10 70 rcscrr'
oil IS further security.
GARLAND LILLY Comni.,oncr
At the ss,nc time place lohs scl 3i ncrcso very
valuable God land belonging the Of Sally foln
lrxtcr, decd Tying the Lime Tract loHd, adjoining Ia.
lands Of "lian Usertor Esq, DIR. C. X DiohlneSG rGt
others This land Is convenient u the tract c'e -,
Homestead, In the foregoing advertisements and will ta
sold on the same terms GARLAND LiiLf,
Executor Of Sally POND xter. deed.
Auril 3D-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

WHO WANTS 4 GOOD TEACHER
FH7HE Principal Of OF the frat class Scmnnries
Il The North desires obtain situation teacher for
young Lady. graduate having especially prepared her
sell for teaching and COMPETENT to instruct in the various
Ergii.h branches Taught In the best schools togchrr with
FRENCH German, Drawing, Painting mud Music on Pi,nc
aud MelOdcon.
Applications mag DC forwarded this citcc accompa.
MED by references and satisfactory testimonials will be
given in exchange April 2I-cIW
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Il" Tho annual meeting OF the Rich,
- NOTlC k. ;,,,ss. burg and Potomac Rail Road
2nd l., it held $, the eies Of the COMPANY =, a.
'.:i. On "e'" % W. MACMuRDER, Treasurer.
n. sh
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SHOWER BATHS.


r ARRABEE's JET SHOWER BATiI-the only Bath
IL that awarded the premium at the Fair of the
Franklin Institute Philadepha: also awarded the first
premium the Fair of the Maryland institute Balti.
more great and important improvement, il made in
this Shower Bath all Others by THROWN the water
Immediately on the body without wctting the head uu
less at the vii. pleasure OF The bathcr Each bath is
lined the bottom with zinc aud the outside
is that of piece Of furniture and no, occupyinc
more room than common wash stand.
ors4le by the sole agents. BULKLEY co.
April 25 l57. Main ar
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SCHOOLS AND C0LLEGEs.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.

ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
By MRS. L. l.. DlCKENSON
NHS Institution 10 open and ready for the recep
ton OF pupils. The course of study comprises all
the high and ornamental branches OF refined female edu
cation.
Having given general satisfaction wherever che has
taught Mrs D. is furnished with ample references her
qualifications as teacher. from the first families in Geor
gia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Austin, Texas
Information eau be had the Ashland HOTEL personally
or by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION:
French and English, per mouth. each, .......s3 %
Music on the Piano, Qncuding use Of the nstru.
"AA''.-s y w
Music on the Guitar, on
Needle work. IN all It's various branches ........3 W
a thorough knowledge of wax work, in fruit and
Drawing and Painting, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
Alum work Ono CHARGE.
Board, payable monthly in advance, ..........lo 90
N B-The French Class will be required to converse
daily with the Teacher. Particular pains will be taken
In cuivstns the and refinement OF all the young
ladies entrusted to her charge Dec 3u-ctt
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RAIL ROAD CARS.

RAIL ROAD CARS.
TIME undersigned with long experience IN business
II manufacture Rail Road Cars unsurpassed In work.
nanshp, finish and durability by any 0thcrs 'nd solicit
the patronage Of Rail Read Managers:
csrs-each with half saloon-and every late improve
mcn which may be completed at twn weeks NOTICE.
S..,i u u'"' VI '"'A JAMES GOOLD co.
s.'.ro 1u. Albany, New York.
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n IME-loOO Casks kock!snd Line. nov landing
i 4 from the Schr. VIM Gregory aud tor sale By
April 30 bhlpufohD q Gu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

"ASTED TO PURCHiSE.-A tract Of timber
w land or wood land, say from 50 to 500 acres on
James River some other nSvisahe stream Address.
with full particulars, stating location price distance from
Richmond &c, also price of wood per cord at landing
w. Valley Forge Post Office, Pennsylvania.
Aug
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uxSSISJ,S lRT M SINGING

BASSINI'S ART OF SINGING
I'D II TAYLOR has just received BAsSlNl'S ART
Il . OF SINGING. This new book is most highly re-.
commended Some of the best Judges sny OF II:
"In the first nineteen pages OF this new method ia r
bodied more sound sense on the nature and capabilities
of the human voice than can be found in half dozen
similar works By European masters Aprilg
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WONDER or THE WOkLD!
MAKE ynTfp u,Ip rTIRI

- DISSOLUTION.
VDNHE firm of BROWN & HARRIS 10 this day dis
II solved by mutual consent. WIN. H. Brown Is alone
WM. II BROWN,
RICHMOND, April Is, 1857 F. HARRIS.
| will continue the Commission Business the old
stand of Cary and 18th Streets opposite Shockoe
Warehouse
take opportunity again TO return Ey sincere hank
to my friends Albrnare AMI elsewhere, for
their liberal patronage since have been in Business and
hope by stct attention their interests to merit and
receive a continuance Of the same.
irril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

O. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
Leaves City Point Saturday Morning AT nine clock.
PASSENGERS desiring TO go by her must CkSS4
u leave here Saturday morning at 5! sSsssHst&S
o'clock by the Petersburg cars and their tickets
and ber;hs at our office south side OF the Basin.
Passage to New York, meals and State room included
only $40.
April 30-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
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-(s-'N-- - - - --sts ~
NOTICE. 40 TOBACCO PLANTERS
McDEARMOS & CHAMBEELAYEE,
INSPECTORS .iT SN0CEOE U.iREHUESE
k0LiDGE Ic!r hest ":iIfiS give Satisfaction TO al
u who may pnrrcnisc tnrm
sAA'L D. McDEARIOE,
EDWIN II. CH.iMEERLAYEF.

Ny former associate, Robert A. Mayo, Esq. hayin. re-
signed, and Ms. r. Il CnannrrlayGe having been appoint
Ell hy tbs Gc'.rnnr as his SUCCESSOR take Great pleasure
In recommending him TO the pubic gentleman well
qualified discharge the dulies OF te Office return nv
sincere thanks t" the Planters Virginia aud North Caro-
Ina, for the liberal patronage bestowed On the old con-
Germ and so!c.i continuance OF The same for the new
assuring them thai ClsDrt will be lacking 10 pronoe
their interests.
April Ii civ = D. McDEARMON
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
"a ANYWAY from the subscher. on 9th January last,
&6, two Negro Men named WILLIAM mad DEMBO.-
William is quite black about % gear. old feet or
inches in height muscular Denibo II ~ or "a
years old about feet or 10 inches In height hisck CO.
ior and .h; made. No marks recolected
William WIS raised in I.oudoun county, near Middle.
burg in this State md sold by Mr. Ensics 10 c9Hprr
who sold him TO g Omrhundn of whom purchased him
Dembo was raised by j. r. Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield
aud vas sold by Dickinson, Hill & Co. Of whom pnr'
chased him. will give reward ot ono hunnreo doaf.
for each if taken out OF the state, fifty dollars each u
taken in the slao and all reasonable paid BY de-
liverng snd Negroes 10 me, or TO Mrasrs. pck,
he in he neiuhborhood Of the Coal Pits in Chesterfield
county. SMITH q r'D"oDN"'
Be,,er known among the Negroes rs Mr. Harris.
Aprilll-d&ctf
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LARGE ADDITIONAL. SUPPLIES,
|RNIlOs. r. PRICE CO have just opened grcr,
4 variety of new and elegant goods Among ;hote Ia
hand will Ec found
Elegant Silks and silk Robes
Do Bnrege and Mous;line dc Sole Rsbes
Rich Chnlies and 2a.c2es
Organize Musins and Ruprs
French jscone; Robes
Colored Lawns, from l2ic to finest
SiiS and Lscn Mant.es in great variety
Mourning silks Muslins, Tsmartines &c.
Embroidcries, Laces, Collars Hosiery, &c, &c.
Apr le-eodlm THOS. X. PRICE L. co.
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COMMERCIAL. SAVINGS BANK.
ESHARTERED ny the Lc.isln'ur" OF Virginia, Decem.
e. Der l1h. loj3-Crrita. $4,000 This Institution
ccves deposits which interest is paid the rate of
per per snn; il! remaining deposit six inonths'
aud per cent for shorter periods.
VIM G. PAINE President,
GEO. J. SUMNER Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
~ Office NJ lj3 corner Main and Iath At.
Ian
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Notice

NOTICE.
'aNlE undersigned Is sEi0n2 other vaiu
4 able machines a screw for planters which he
sell for 40; lie a- sold great many they invariably give
at,sctiun nnd Is sad by judges that tobacco priced
IN hogshrads with Screws command better prices than
tnat which is put up In the old way
p. RAIN. Eagle Foundry,
April l3-c2yn Richmond Va
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RARE CHANCE.

Ron Sf0RE-FOr the convenience Of our custo.
ners and the trade generally We have opened store
Oh ne EHst side OF Pearl street below Cary where ".
hni kce CONSTANTLY ON hand general cur
IRON manufactured Of Virginia Charcoal Pig viz:
Fiats, rotn to inches
Rounds from 20 81 inches
Squares, from ! to 4nches.
Oval:. half ovals, half rounds, angle hoops bands.
nail rods, horse sh0e IRON
ALsO-Rail road chairs, spikes, axlps bridge bots and
boiler plate. All Of which Will be sold at the lowest mar.
ket prices X. ARCHER & Co.,
Feb .i--cii ArmorY Rolling Mills.
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al Office is HEREBY GIVEN, TIA, two yir'
rinia Six Per Cent State Stock Certih ntrs, mum
bersd 10 and 2a dared ut Richmond July - 1851. the
f- for COO ana tic other Tor S6OCo both issued 70
Fdwuri J.npen Sm;e Treasurer tof the state Of Wis.
co.n) in trs, Tor the CRY Bark of kacinc have been lost
and Il, a. application will be made for renewal of sn
.or,;tc,. ~ ta--n-,;.r "a. 10 law CHARLES EUEUN
Sta:e T.c,suTer
u,I.,o, Wi.consin Ian. !0lh iSTI. Feb I-w3m
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CS01IETUIN5; NEW AGAIN Al La, MAIN ST.
y In-. received large supply Of Frenca Cashmere
Pants fancy COO. 90 q ring and summer wear r Tie
son.b Ea., or West Quick sact and small profits lie my
motto. WI M S1 M = ~,
April 10 No III Malh -,
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4 .NEW AND SAFE DENTAL FLUID.

ANEW AND SAFE DENTAL. FLUID.
A1lCHARD'S DENTAL F l. ! d for cleansing and
WI Identifying the teeth and gums hus been found al
severnl years experiment. article answering every
10 keep the teeth Clean and the gums in perfect
order its use not being detrimental to the enamel of the
teeth RS 1t contnns no corrosive matter or any hc:d
whatever.
Prepared by j. 5. MICHARD Dentist, corner Of Brood
and 4 streets and for sale most OF tn. hPoheenriGs
and at Mr. BOSSIEUX'S Wholesale Con!eclnnary store,
Main street april IL I'm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

Fsrty-seven being a majority of the cau-
Gus, Trasten Polk was declared 10 be the
nominee OF the Democratic party, and effect
was given Ia that nomination To-day, in joint
session, by his election to the Senate for
six years from the 4lh OF March next. He
will, il is understood, remain in the discharge
of the duties Of Governor, until about the
first Of March; after which time, the duties
Of Governor will devolve upon the Lieuten
ant Governor, until an election can be had.
This officer is required togive three months
notice of the election; bat, as the vacancy
will not occur Antil the first Of March, he
may feel authorized TO defer the election un-
ill The first Monday in August, when Judges
of the Supreme Court, and all other Courts
in the State, are chosen. BY doing so, the
necessity OF holding two elections will be
avoided, and the full vote Of the State will
be sure to be called out. AT the same time,
the vacancy in the Third Congressional Dis
trict, caused by the election of Mr.. Green,
10 the Senate, may also be filled.
1t is admitted by the members of the De-
mocralic party here, that Governor Polk was
sustained and elected by the influence and
the votes of citizens outside that party, and
who still stand alaof from it. Hehad, with
al, spotless character and q popularity
which attached TO him The votes Of many
Democrats who had, before the election, act
ed with the Bsntonites. These influences
and advantages secured him the election
But the Democratic party mustake care that
an equally acceptable nomination is made,
or they stand in great peril of losing thi,
officer. They must do more this. The leg
islation Of this session will determine the
political position of thousands of voters in
this State, any further utilization with, or
support Of, the Democratic party. II eilter
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
OAK DALE FARM FOR SALE.

ATe THIS Valuable farm, situated six miles
&5& north of Huntsville, and four miles and q
~ 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 Z 80 in cultivation. A new
and large two story frame dwelling house, con.
taimng 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. car
get the same by addressing me, or w. X. Samuel
at this place JAMES R. MURPHY.
Huntsville, Mo-, Jan. 8, lS57-2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
v A l. u A IL i. II
NOTICE.

DURSUANF TO an order of the Saline County
l. 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 win let out the same
to The 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 OF
the day of letting, or by applying TO said commits,
Dec. 25, 1865 Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

As the result Of the caucus OF the De-
mocracy last night, really determined the
election of Senator in Congress for six
wears from the 4th of March next, it is pro-
per that its history should he known. There
were ninety-three members present, two or
three members Of the Benton party having
given in their adhesion 10 the party. The
contest was mainly between Phelps, Polk
and Napton--Phelps entering upon the race
with plurality Of votes in bis favor. Here
oYa tho severol hnlletinos.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEpREKs, FRS, of Edinburg, and
the late J. p. NORTON, Professor of Scientific
Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agric ulture ever published, and in order Il
give il wider circulation the publishers have re-
solved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the Two vOIumes 81!
When sent by mail (post paidl to California
part of the Union, and to Canada, (post paid
S6. II This wOrk is NOT the old "Book Of III,
Fdrm.o
Remittances for any Of the above publication.
should always be addressed, postpaid, 10 the
Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81. Gold-street, New York.
January g, 1871
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
RIVER CLOSED.

IRON present indications, steam boats will
l. discontinue their trips up this Icy Stream
and we would respectfully say 10 all who feel in.
terested, that our stock Of Sugar, Coffee Molasses
Salt and the staff Of life, and all other goods, are
ample for the winter, and would say come in and
mshe your purchases AZ Ton Cash Prizes.
THOMSON, LBWISk co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING 225 1-2 acres, A miles sssSsc
" North Of Huntsville, Randolph coun- SS3$$S
ty,immediately on the State Road leading to n.
Bloomington, 90 acres of which is in high state
OF cultivation with an addition Of Is acres Of Blue
grass pasture. Good comfortable log houses, q
good orchard of choice fruit trees, good wells
Ice house, stables, &C., &c. 10 acres Of growing
wheat; District School house in 400 yards of the
residence. good steam mills in from 2 10 miles
4 good water mills in from to 6 miles, a good
neighborhood and healthy location. Possession
given 1st April, 1851
For further particulars apply on the premises OF
10 G. w. Taylor at Huntsville.
II. M. w. TAYLOR.
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