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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17

WAsHINcToS CRY, August l5, 1857.
Gentlemen: On my recent return to this
city, after fOrtnight's absence, your memo-
rial, without date, was placed in my hands,
through the agency Of Mr.. Horatio King, of
the Post Office Department, to whom it had
been intrusted. From the distinguished
source whence it proceeds, as well as its
peculiar character, have deemed it proper
to depart from my general rule in such ca
,ss, and to give it an answer.
You first assert that "the fundamental
principles Of the constitution of the United
States and of our political institutions is
that the people shall make their own laws
and elect their own rulers" You then ex.
press your grief and astonishment that
should have violated this principle, end,
through Gov. Walker, have employed an ar
my, zone purpose of which is to force the
people of Kansas to obey laws not their
ewn nor Of the United States, but which it
is notorious, and established upon evidence,
they never made, and rulers they never e.
lected." And as carollary from III, FORE
going you represent that am "opsnly held
up and proclaimed, to the great derogation
of our national character, as violating in
its most essential particular the solemn oath
which the President has taken to support
the Constitution Of this Union.
These are heavy charges, proceeding
from gentlemen of your high character, and
ifwsll founded ought to consign my name
to infamy, but IN proportion totheir gravity
common jus'ice, to cay nothing Of christian
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
Gbt 6lasgotu Gin}es.

Single copies Of The TINES, put up in |
wrappers, can always be had at the off at five
cents IA copy.
GTYearly advertisers are restricted their
egitimate business. Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
GY-No charge For inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notces--to he paid in advance.
GTF The charge for marriage notices is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
ET- Where editorial notice Of advertisements
requested, it WILDE given and charged for.
~-N~~~~-~~-~~~-~--~-~ ~-~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~
President Bucbanan's Response to Prof.
Sillman and others,
To HIS ExcELLEscy JAMES BucHASAN,
President OF THE UNITED STATES.
The undersigned, citizens Of the United
States, and electors of the State Of Connec-
ticut, respectfully offer to your Excellency
this their Memorial:
The fundamental principle Of the constl-
tuition Of the United States and Of our polit-
ical institutions is, that the people shall
make their own laws and elect their own
rulers.
We see with grief, If not with astonish-
,nent, that Governor Walker, Of Kansas,
openly represents and proclaims that the
President of the United States is employing
through him an army, one purpose Of which
is to force the people of Kansas to obey
the laws not their own, nor Of the United
States, but laws which it is notorious, and
established upon evidence they never made,
and rulers they never elected,
We represent, therefore, that by the FORE
going your excellency is openly held up
and proclaimed, to the great derogation of
our national character, as violating in its
most essential partionlar the solemn oath
which the President has taken to support
the constitution Of this Union.
We call attention further TO the fact that
your excelency is, in like manner, held up
to this nation, to all posteri,y, in the atti.
tuds Of "levying war against portion OF
the United States" by employing arms in
Kansas to uphold body of men, and code
of enactments puporting TO be legislative,
but which never had the election nor sane
ton, nor consent, of the people of the Ter
utory.
We earnestly represent TO your excellen-
ey that we also have taken the oath 10 obey
the constitution; and your ercsilency may be
assured that we shall not refrain IRON the
prayer that ALMIGHTY Con will make your
administration an example of justice and
benefcence, and with His terrible majesty
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17

JAMES BUCHANAN.
Rev. Nathaniel w. Taylor, d. d.
Rev. Theodore d. Weolsey, D. D., LII. D.
Hon. Henry Du,ton.
Rev. David Smith. d. d.
Rev. j. Hawes, d. D., and others.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
SMITH EE0TEE,
z@0" No.

Gs9A4 The undersigned has opened large ano
kiil commodious Hotel between Second and
Thfd and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facilite for FIRST
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will at all times be furnished in manner 10 graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests -
The situation OF his house is one Of lie most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand
where stock will be well attended to. The pub.
Inc are respectfully invited 10 give him call.
apo. WM. n. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17

Is-Col. Titus has settled a. Kansas
City, and is to follow the "lumber" bust
ness,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-09

heerty.l Va infornsd b ~ u
she Va lying DID q &eRy 49, l1.ll
q LAts lie, ~ ~ - !
mothW W. ~ Leed Chanpe11oF1e -
~ Bay, in the islanAof Janeea- -
{ q dc pirate cabs bsiag h1s!sG
nade answer 70 H. fsllowi1g q1ssieue -
uWere yoa convicted q ke6nys - -
headcd by Chas1ss IL" Fl was.
ssDid yoa ever Aght dael viii Nepsieces
~ did 8.
ssWas Queen Cleopssra yoa eoshi e
ssShe m" g. IS s
ssDid yoa evsr play whik with Oliver
Cromwelfi'' 81 did. =
ssDid you ever set the North River q
Ere ~
Answer inaudiblc.
ssIs your interrogator the husband It Rho
do Wakeman3'' tHe -. - lbsay Jaar-
mGl. IS 4 y
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Monday last an suspicious event tool
lake Of Cumshinane, which If situate,
amidss che Handicapped mountains of thi
fair and classic county. The happy Incl
dent to which allude is, the marriage o.
Mr.. Michael HALEY, Of Baylough, also i,
this county, and 'smighty conyaynient t
swses Curragmore," TO the truly amisbl,
Mary Kennedy, only daughter and heires,
presumptiveto the sensible, "daycent" tidy
and industrious Widow Kennedy, of XII
clooney Aforesaid. At an early hour tina,
morning., that 10, shortly the friends Of th.
blashing maiden, who was soon to become
wits, and to enter upon newer duties thar
those which she had therefore DISCHARGED
and those Of the jolly bridegroom, had par.
taken Of . ss6ooholagh'' breakfast, the,
proceeded to the chapel Of Clones, within
The sacred precints Of which they were re-
osivsd BY the venerable Dean Dooley, who
with all due and reverend grace united thu
happy couple in the bands Of wedlock, and
having invoked On them thai blessing OF Ho.
y Church, he nothing 10th, for he is q
1Asetious q pioas, being one Of these old
Irish priests, . race Of men now nearly ex.
tinct in this country, proccetlcd with the
wedding train to the residence Of the hospi.
tal widow, where the marriage feast VA
prepared, and where host OF friends had
psesiously assembled from all parts Of the
country 70 congratulate them on their arri-
val, o. vol as to wish, them Ill kinds Of
happiness both hcre and hereafter; but how
great was the surprise, astonishment, and
pleasure OF oil present on this occasion,
y~vSmss -
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MULss.-The Rienzi (Miss.) Clipper speak
ing Of srhife mules being particularly long
lived says there il one in Rienzi probably
ninety years old! cat all events, the oldest
inhabitant, and very old person, too, can.
mot recollect when this mule was . colt
The Columbia Tenn. Mirror, referring
TO the same subject, says: "There are doubt
less msny mules in the United States that
are thousand years old (!!) Who ever
heard or read Of dead mule? No body.
Halleck SAYS this animal is
"0nc Of the few cunGOunsied things
That were not born TO die;''
ard the records Of history do not belle the
poets assertion
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-09

IfAvING RECENTLY REEIfTED AM
II enlarged At my old stand On Middle Broad. n
! | !: !:
way, I am now prepared to wait upon ny old ~
customers and the public in general, In man. IN
ner that will surely please. ~
Particular attention given to Haircut. NV
ting, Shampooing, In the latest styles. liz
~ Saloon on Middle Broadway, opposite the All
Robinson House. r. u =
nl-u ROB'f RUSSELL. ~
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A SOUTHERN STORY.

northwestern Georgia, - indeed 1t was
throughout the southwest, for dry-goods
dealers to keep barrel Of sssperits'' in the
back room, and to treat liberal customers
to glass whenever desired.
Fillens and Dewberry were such dealers
in one of the small towns indicated; and
they had for customer clever rollicking
old fellow, named Joe Denny, who drank
whiskey in preference to water always, and
whose wife was ssAesh of his flesh" in that
particular. The old couple would come in
town, trade quite freely, and quite freely
imbibe the spirits in the back room Of the
dealers We have named.
On one occasion both the old man and
old woman continued their potations inor-
dinately; and AZ Fillens observed that his
goods went better the drunken the old wo-
man became, he pressed her to drink.
At last she refused unless he sswould
sweeten it with little store sugar" Fillens
INDUCED her, and when the old people start
ed home in the evening late, the old man
could scarcely mount his horse, and the
good wife had actually to be lifted and
placed on the pillion behind him. Hap
PLY she leaned one way, and her husband
the other, 20 that the gravitating poilst was
between them; and - she chung to him in
stinctively, they passed out Of the village
safely.
Before reaching their home, however,
they had to cross . small creek, and when
their horse stepped in to drink, the old lady
having reached unconsciousness. releasins
her hold, slid quietly into the stream below.
Occupied with his thoughts, the old man
did not perceive his loss, but logged slowly
L. Asl Al -
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Co., - - r.. s,eoa3upo Vo1ngfo1,
~. / ~ - ~. - IN - oaess,
unt;l ssdnglira1 - - q - - far
80 - ri eaii1IIe1 e ~ laEsiaies 6
H;lcloonsv - 1nyaorrh. Thensxt foyous
- Z. 49, 49, 9 go 49, vill,
I -. - ~ kir1A "a = - Is taSqte
~ - 81 - $500. - ~ 10y
~oo5 ,e1s,s ..d ra1;ve - q ~ 1sfhst.
Wa~at1 MAJ.
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FOR SALE.
IoLots In Howard Addition.
zA n a. T. 0-A =

o Lots In Howard Addition. @a
70 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Nails Addition.
Several ne lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several ne tracts Of land
within ho ride Of the City with timber and water
81 Also lots and shares In Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSOto, Tekxmah, Logan, n and Junction City, Iowa.
10 Also 100 OF choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City on which 10 about 10 acres timber nl-u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-09

= " N NM . W3VN u U2Axs
WITH THE JULY NUMBER FOR 1851,
w commences the Tenth Volume Of this MAGAZINE
The Publishers have only 70 repeat the expression
their cordial o. the continued favor
with which their efforts have been received BY the pub
lie; and Of their untrng resolution 70 continue T. de-
serve 1t.
he prosperity Of the NagaIine 10 constantly inseas-
ing And this prosperity has been achieved By the
senttion Of the greatest variety Of popular literary
manly and senerous criticism Of poi.
ics books and socsty By the most spirited sketches
Of travel and adventure; by popular treatment q 81
entihc subjecsand in general BY the most watchfui
regard 70 all national and contemporary interests Put
MANS Monthly 10 neither story-book nor pastisss
Journal u has opinions and principles. II seeks q
amuse and INSTRUCT but 1t hopes also to be felt e n
friend Of good MORALS sound learning and the oet lib
erai and intelligent discussion. =
IERMs.-Three Dollars year, Twenty Ave cent?
Number. Subscribers RENTING Three Dollsvu, In
advance, 70 the publishers will receive the work fos
one year, post paid in any part Of the United States
within ], 600 miles. - II = =
go DIX, EDWARDS / CO.. Publishers,
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I
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- 81 -. UeScia1fy thooe occurring IN
49, ~ 4 eood dssI ~ nevsCpeper eossiip.
m 80 - 3 vs6aane sslesnsiSsd IN
1s.e.s- a. H,~oklv.. - 6erlanylest. which
x.s:S.1 =. ssiirse1 r. ostentatioa and eclst
- "a ever - our preseace.-
~ s.sa;ss 49, ~. - -. very pale
-.iifso I nenher az The corpse tonsorisl
n r.sSit-. ~ i1,..--,-----. respect-
q Osi 49, 49, Ia. - r;aov of the late ---
-. -. =. - Az ! veer -. leayinr g lstate
49, ~ : hlock NJ MAI b1ildinss Ia
G..s. ~ 80 q ;nterest in the bussneee
s4:sY s .- =. q =. q IA ~ raytner.
'I Ts " ~ Isrdreee 81 . worthy police
,.. o 81. rrese,ce ~ secnred -
. uNSSs = I -. ...;I;.,;tv a Tia nart 81
s 49,. - I;s..-: = rean vhite trash . We
cOmmon ]. 1870. 1872 49, svert and.
wcIe lo'u = . ~ -. = .ccer.
.n1!ous ~ 49,. 49, - ss.o,.,,..v Nm.
'oI ~ go. ~ ~ . 49,. hsli q ~ kouse.
!, ~ II "a - ts.ss..iIs aaco,.tefl v;th
'no 49, D - a..Ii.ss 80. ,;hhcr1 vavere
so:e.se ~ AM s-.a., h;sl{,.scentsd
edmissed y al, sen.ss.' - go:I - 81
% 49, 49, s ~ ~. - = .scod opt Is
t,eni'y csrieds .nas n,s ~ hi, t..,;e ),
.neir socAo's w NY sa0 ~ = 49,, into .
N z sPasm. We "eIo s"eL 49,, -. - -.
Pafior, osgr 'he uool = -. . - $500 ."r-
ON PumPAln col0l s. s1'ss' :. f-fS.,
foundeo ~ evol
Aca1D e cur. ao;a .-.,sme,v
Inc Dri0e wsss Wo nssc s,Iu1 ~.
Disck. Inoee9s ~ eaoe .s ~ ~ -h;t.s II
out Tor ner orilnan' cen nv a w nv. nv
hcr eyes.we are someMna. sno ~ scn-.
We snOc,a nave ,~Aen uc1 - -
done IN kussie snees iron' ~ IvD0 ~ =.
salmon colored sssan iooPeo wv us.
u was cut low ID sne NECK, anu Ma uluyn'
artlhcaai sun-nower iay upon ner osl 49, -
som Ike foA OF Jersey Ous'eI Wy. -, -.
marble slab. The groom sas Deslue nc!,
smelling loudly OF mus, u,esseu ~ P.I
OF pants, the pattern OF Wnicn seemeu ~
consist OF lot OF terripins aDou' TOUT men.
e oblong, trying to squeeze in'o nq M los. .
half large enough TO ADMIT snem. ms ~
was white MaIset,es ilaus'la1 ~. ~. land
scenery done in bun nik: II .na. ~ iouo,
his cravst, kids and pasens. MT .es.neis we ~
absolutely obsterpefous. Inc IaInsafo ~
the parlors was rosewood, upnolstered WIN
yellow ochre satin, ana the c:fPet were
patterned with semlspneree IN negular Or
der, like the hoor OF 2 slovenly Wagoh-ma-
ker's shop. ,.,-,.
There were ABOUT tnirsy couples Plesons'
not inclusive Of the household, and the OF.
ficiating clergyman VAS loca! preacher OF
the Methodist Zion Church. In the week
days he is . broker in provisions, and Is
we'll known on sChange, winch ne slsits ev-
cry morning with . basket Of popped corn.
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| D1s
SAMUEL DILLEN. ;. 7. DoUGHrr.
0lllEN 4 DOUGHTY,
wHOLEsALE 4 RETAIL 4s
D r u GaI9ES
Lower broadway. svSssise Eapsrs Bssek,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
<A ARE NOW OPENING i LARGr
and we'll selected stock, which der oNEer
NJ at WhoissaIs q Retail, In par, can BE-
found Drsss, Msiieines, Painss, Oils,
Dye-Siufls, varnish, GLASS, Pure Ii.
sssrs, Perfwmery, Soaps, Tes, Tsssees, Ciesys,
eauff, Brushes, together with full assortment Of
Popular Patent Medicines,
Aad 10 rief general variety Of everything ssuaiIy
kept 6. Wholesale and retail Drug Establishment.
-ONr = eomprises the choicest variety ever oGsred
to Tho western People, and we purchase uloa terms
which,. ar , us 10 sell At greafy rcdpced prees.
~ Physicians and Country Merchants supplied M
the most liberal terms.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Nh. EILLkN will In person pay particular atten.
ticn IT, putting Prcscrpions and his extensive ex-
pericncc and superior knowledge practical Drug
gst, will be guarantee 10 the psbc against Ill ms.
takes or inpSstiOns to which ignorant aad care1ess
clerks might rensies them liable. % - I.
Store accessible 1t Ill hours.
ms DiLlEH = DOCGHTY.
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Our stock compsisss everything in the DRY GOODS
Linz, MUSLlNS, blesched and unbleached; DRILLS,
CALICOEs, Delsines, Baresss, Lawns, velvets swis-
se Jackoaets and Silk Every variety and all styles Of
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-20

TINE subscriber having fixed his residence In
Washington years. wishes 70 sell bis farm stock &c.
upon fail to be satisfactory any one who
DESTROYS farming raising The farm which will SELL
contains quality land lying the county Of Pike
state mile from the town OF Bowling
Green the hundred
rolling prairie the balance In timber Upwards
hundred cultivation; one hundred
wheat acres orchard OF the
and enclosed BY orange
hedge Is the neghborhood Besides
failing there small creek running
through tract aording nexauble supply OF water at all
twelve miles from the foushmg
growing Louisiana market town on the Mss
sppi river complete Bowling Green by which
10 louisiana and return the
Co., 49,. ~.
The buildings cottage dwelling house good repair contain
pantry smoke house. houses
and other outhouses Besides the stock
failing within two hundred yards Of
the house which thirty feet deep and ten feet
with brick and psered inside Wild
otherwise flushed in the competes manner
There healu in the State @ Nisonrfi nor ~
general beautiful and valuable oneac
cordng county wish 70 sell H. simply becanse
enterprise the editor and proprietor
USoS cannot conveniently manage and carry
10 proper advantage. n. Nv y. gs u =, u.
The terms accommodating BY paying one third
have four TO pay the balance m py
paying securing the deferred payments In the usual
Ll4ag. - ag.gba
Any inquiry addressed subscriber Washington city
son Harris Samuel r. Murray, Bowling Green
Sem, ae - ' WIN A. HARRIS.
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Registers once, October IL, 1857.

Il hereby thai licenses issued retailers Of spirit
and fomened liquors wines coda &c goods
hardware, medicines pcrumery watches and jeeiy;
wood coal and commission merchants also keepers hackney
carriages and omnbuses billiard tables
onary and for hawking and pcddng iron bnss
&C. win expire Monday tho I'd next
and that said licenses be renewed this days
after that time. Wa. MORGAN Register
Oct 2o-dtNoy2
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, wol

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth
goods Of all class fabrics stock complete In all
partmen prices arranged the present financial
epoch
price only deviation the actual cash value marked In
plain figures the firm consequently purchaser over
charged. Et.e \. aLr lstg4,kE AZ t. 81 @aF
residents cordially solicited TO examine
stock, for their qualification. ~
supplies from the North and East daily .... h.
We not opening any new bills.
We are disseminating bills unsettled from July
last. n .H'9at5
Good articles prices dealing may relied all
"E7I PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, building,
Oct I7-lotdhf ..a @",aa opposite Centre Market.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NMa &HI1 AN nv atl eNAA AAtsAs
Tu AnAns MHsHs PAmo AID NounsE.--An adj
journed meeting OF the creditors OF Mcssrs Psro and
Nourse held yesterday evening at the Union Acde
my Nicholas calan chairman, and Henry Smith
tary. aHse,9 4sF1et
Col Wheeler, from the committee appointed TO exam
inc the condition of the Affairs and assets OF Messrs Paro
and Nourse made report that subject which was
read and accepted And vote Of thanks 10 the commit
tee passed. :.
vsoy associate be appointed for the purpose of coope
rating with the present trustee Of Messs. Paro and
Nourse 'sin winding up the affairs of the late firm,
set forth in the report Of the committee. ~
Col Wheeler was appointed the advisory associate.
4 REroRr COMMITTEES.
The undersigned, who appointed at a meeting Of
the creditors of Pairo Nourse held in this city the
9th instant To examine into the affairs of said firm have
endeavored fully to perform that duty, and report
That they called a committee on said firm at their
banking house in this city at 10 O'Clock the 10th inst
and had interview with them and the assignee, s. O.
Edes.
On their expressing perfect willingness for fair and
full investigation your committee made requisition in
writing detailed schedules of their printed statement
furnished the creditors in their printed circular of the
18th ultimo. These prepared promptly as their
Importance and mnuteness demanded and by these and
aborious and careful examination of the books bonds
stock scrip bills receivable land warrants INDICATED
and located lands In the West and their total liabilities
of every kind well their real and personal estate in
the District of Columbia your committee report that the
said assignee holds by virtue of the trust conded to
supposng that the right of dover shall be released
iyal,la deb fs fu-t
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TINE Crochet Collar Book. London. 20 cents.
BAynes Knitted Lace Collar Book London O23S cent?
Illustrations q Crochet London Is cents. ~ ~ q
The Eaglo knitting London Is cents
The O London 20 cents. i' ~
Wool Receipt Book London 20 cents
Gaugans Scarf Book London. 81 cents
GaugAns Crochet Baby Book London Is cent.
Knitting, Netting, and 1aiting. % cents
Hand Book Of Crochet rs cents. t-
The Book Of Knitting and Melted Embroidery London 81 cents
The OF Braidng and Embroidery. London 81 cents
The Booko Lace and Taliing London 81
Mrs. Coryis Art Of Dessmakins Lolsdon. 10 cents.
The Illuminated Book q Sedework by the Countess Of Wtoh
London o. x, ~ .t..y4t.s.., = 1Tgr.r
Each with engraved Illustrations 'tf
Oct 20 - - = s-,uv FRAscK TAYLOR
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


49, -arfrf crsxn ov,.cs xsxtSx coErs. va
81e NeANN ~N-SiAA' S 49, a.. no .shy
~ f5llh5FaI4 gHlsi.9 ~~--ssS, - fF-,.E y
CtEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ -. aaal saot n ra ON Friday the lssh November 1857
~ ~ s,ns oyns with the oIowIng ARTICLES during
~ ~ W, rsaia~ SON June isss viz
49, L,.l
1000 70 1000 marine pompoons - tl4e
1000 70 900 patent leather stocks : .L..u-,4
sOoD soorsiy.ies' enO'In costs eonPss s. y navy ~
indigo dye--to be ehenn'4lp tss.o
80 100 sergeans uniform coats same AZ ADosel 4, -
80 70 leo musicians coats scarlet olou' ooehlhsAi S'st
aaT chemically tested . 80
100 400 pairs nonoonnisstoned onieera epsaos'ez-
300 10 800 pairs orsss centre STRAPS h
/, COZ - 400 49, No. osar4Sis
! COO a. 1000 men sbrss
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Progress Of Crime.

BosroN Oct. 19.-Henry L. Sutton, in afray killed
John Hilton, and also stabbed John Donovan supposed
MORALLY. t a"g
Sutton captured but with desperate resistance
after stabbng Jacob Todd seriously ra.t. n.
Policeman Hodgdon was killed by pistol shot while
arresting suspected burglar.
New York, Oct. l9.--John Swenson was killed on
Saturday evening by three rowdes, while walking the
street accompanied by his wife The murderers have es
capped.
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TNEACHER WANTED. We wish TO employ gen.
uenan principal o. the Female Seminary Hiss
institution twelve miles Ahsin moral we'll
settled healthy neghbcrhood and well located for
Ne win liberal salary teacher gentleman
whose wife could instruct would preferred
Applicants forward their and address
"wehbcrvine, Travis county, Texas SO " D. TowNEs
= Oct l6--d2m $3.50 2 -.-s President.