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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

E"DAuGHTER OF REsEkAH," is the
title of neat and interesting periodical
published at Boonville, by A. e. Wilson
Terms, One Dollar per year. 1t is an Odd
Fellow publication, and taking the mum.
bers before us as specimens,it Is worthy Of q
generous support from the fraternity
Call and see q specimen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

BThe Corwin, Blair and Brown party
are using their united strength to break
down Douglas in Illinois, and the Demo
cratic party in Missouri. We may next
hear of Governor Stewart going to Illinois
and making speeches for Lincoln. There
is no telling what may turn up in the polil-
ical world. II Carrollion Democrat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

BThe Commissioners Of the General
Land Office, on the 18th inst, transmitted
10 the Governor Of Missouri, two patents
numbered two and three, of swamp and
overfOwed lands, ceding to said State, un.
der the provisions Of the act of Septembe,
%, 1850, in the district OF lands subject tc
sale at Milan, Missouri, containing in the
aggregate 77,946,s3 acres.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

IxpRi sosmENr FOR DEBr IN EHeLAND.--
During the year 1856, upwards of eleven
thoussnd males and six hundred females
were imprisoned for debt in England. A
few weeks since, two men, who had beer
occupants of debtors prisons for / and G
years respectively, were discharged from
custody. The former was eighty.four years
Of age.
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1--WE are compelled TO ask the ind

1--WE are compelled TO ask the indul-
gence Of several Of our advertising friends
this week: especially Messrs, Talum, Rob
bins s. Co., Boon, Duncan & Smith, and
Smith, Boon, s. Co. Although complete
enumeration of their respective stocks is
not announced in the paper, we assure our
readers they have houses full Of goods, and
are ready TO supply all calls
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

lowA.-Return', which are nearly com.
plete, from the Iowa election, indicate that
Vandever, the Republican candidate for
Congress in the Second District, is elected
by about 1900 majority. Curtis, Republi-
can, is elected in the First District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

EThe Hon. Thos. Corwin, we under
stand, has consented TO address the people
Of Illinois, at several places in that State
between this time and the November cleo
tion, in behalf Of the Republican cause.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

IMPORTANT DEcIsros.--The Supreme
Court, now holding lis session at Knoxville,
Tenn, has decided that a naturalized cili-
zen must reside six months in the county
after his naturalization, before he is emit.
tied to vote.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

FThe late papers contain letters from
Gov. Wise, of Virginia, Senator Crittenden,
Of Kentucky, and vice President Breckin.
ridge, all declaring in favor Of Senator
Douglas, and warmly sympathising with
him in bis contest against the Black Repub-
licans. The President, backed by the ma.
tional purse, national troop Of Office holders,
throws his powerful influence in behalf Of
Lincoln and the Black Republican party
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

BBishop Hawks passed through this
place on Tuesday, on hi, way to Fayetie,
where he will spend next Sunday. From
thence he goes to Columbia, and will spend
Sunday, Nov. 9Th in Boonville. We ex-
ceedingly regret that the stormy weather
prevented his holding service in this place,
as is his custom, and was his desire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

EThe Federal Treasury is in state Of
chronic collapse. The last advices from
Washington state that the remaining $l0,-
100000 of loan will be needed. This,
however, will not last long. In all prOba.
biliiy another large loan will be called for
as soon as Congress convenes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A meeting of all the citizens o.
Howard county, who feel an inter
est in the construction CT a Raj
Road, from Glasgow, via Fayette
to the most eligible point on the
North Missouri Railroad, are re-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

SELLING WHITE PERsoss.-Four white
men and one white woman were convicted
of .agfancy at Louisville, day or two
ago, and sentenced TO be sold for twelve
months. The Journal thinks that money
invested in them wouldn't pay" as they
are all hard cases.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

TKansas is again without Governor
Denver having resigned, and left the Ter.
riiory. Some of President Buchanan's de.
feated friends will have chance for the
place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

CRiTrENDEN FOR THE PREsIpErcr.-
The Salem en- Independent HOSTS the
name Of Hon. John ]. Crittenden for the
Presidency in 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

FA duel was recently fought near
Memphis, Tenn, between Mr.. Waters, Of
Virginia, and DR.. j. E. Maggie, formerly Of
Lancaster, Pa. They met on an island,
and, without any witnesses but their sec
onds, fought one Of the bloodiest duels on
record. They fred two rounds with Der.
ringer pistols, both being wounded at each
fire. They then, BY agreement, resorted
10 revolvers, and continued the fight. Mr.
Waters was riddled at every shot, and died
the same night. DR.. Maggie received
wounds that will probably terminate fatally
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
court Of Howard county, Tin vacation) letters
testamentary on the estate of Taltcn Turner, decd
bearing date October both, 1858.
Ali persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment: and those having
claims against said estate requested TO present
them properly authenticated, within one year, OF
they may be precluded from having any benfit OF
said estate and if not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
R. EARICKSON,
J. H. TURNER,
H. 4. TURNER,
J. D. PERRY,
October %, 1s5s.=3w Executors.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning, 2lst inst, Mrs. MARY
S. BoHANNoN, in the 3i,h year of her age.
In ST. Louis, on the 18th, Miss MATILDA Via
GINA, daughter Of Mr.. John Harrison, Of this vi
cinity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

= The NEXT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIcS.-
A writer IN the Montgomery Ala.) Mail;
says there will be a Wing candidate run for
President IN 1860, and that William C..
Rives, of Virginia, is the man, with Hon.
Edward Everett as Vice President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

Flf "premonitory symptoms" are any
evidence, we shall have some musicians in
our city, ere long.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEEsEMAN's
Pills, PREPARED BY CoRSrLIUs ]. CHEESE
MAN, M. D., New YORK cIry.-The combina-
ton Of Ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and certain in correcting all IT.
regularties, Painful Menstruations, removing all
distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, palpitation Of the
heart, dist Irbed Sleep which arise from interrup.
ton of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed in the use Of other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
NoTIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as a s-carriage would certainly re-
suit therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO the
General Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th, Mr.. THos J. BEAzLEy, Of Bruins
wick, and Miss SARAH Writ, Of Howard county.
On the I4th, Mr.. JoHS r. HULL, Of Hunts
VILE, and Miss 10 v. BALL, Of Boone county.
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GLASGOW, MO-,
ruuRsDAY:::a::::::::::::::::::::OCT. %, i
Look for the x.

A cross (thus x } Immediately before Inc
name, signifies that the time paid Tor mas
ernired
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

EThe recent rains caused considera-
BILE rise in the river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

EChicsgo is an Indian name, signify
ing 1.-The place Of skunks."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

IA Rail Road connection with the
,' 'a Missouri Road, would put us within
||saEing fa3 ' '"'' "'''"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

Read the advertisements, always.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

HElection in Illinois next Tuesday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

5pers. can always be had at the once al h'e
cents copy. IN tbe;,
Yearly advertisers are restricted 10 n neil
climate business. Other advertisements VIII
be charged at regular rates. L.. sc,
mo charge for inserting deaths, but htly
,.uS. per square will be charged Tor OBITUARY
notices-to be paid in advance.
The charge for marriage notices Is i e. ,t .
tse Bridegroom, and will be acknowledged In 'he
where editorial notice of advertisements
.1uested, il will be given and charged tor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
80 - - f&
OPEN TO STURGEON.

The Shortest, Quickest, and most Reliable Route
to 81. Joseph, and lhe Upper Missouri, carrying
the U. S. Though mail.
ON and after Monday, October 11th, 1888, and
~ until further notice, Trains will run as fol-
lows, viz:
ST.. JOSEPH EXPRESS leaves St. Louis daily
Except Sundays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Sturgeon at 7:15 AN.
ST. CfiARLEs-AccoMMoDATI Leaves
St. Louis at P. n. Returning, leaves Ferry
Landing Opposite St Charles,) at O'Clock,
A.
The st. Joseph Express connects at Sturgeon
with stages for the Hannibal aud st. Joseph Rail-
road, which leave Immediately on the arrival of
the cars at Sturgeon, making close connections
with the trains on the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad. Travellers on this route will suffer no
detention, all river navigation is excluded, max
ing this the Quickest. Shortest and most Reliable
route to St. Joseph, and all points on the Upper
Missouri. Also, connects with stages for Hunts
vile, Glasgow and Paris. At Mexico, connects
with stages for Fulton, Columbia and Paris. Al
Wentzville, with stages for Bowling Green and
Troy. R. WALKER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
oct2S 1S5S-tf
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| r ON.

r have on hand about six tons of well-assorted
l. Iron, Sligo and Tyrone, which offer for sale
at ST. Louis cost W. d. SWINNEY.
October rs, IS58.-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
MONDAY, NOV. l.

uuested to meet in Fayette, on
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
Staple Goods:

DROWN and Bieached Domestics, Tickings
- and Osnaburgs, and a fine stock Of fulied
cloths, manufactured in this State, especially for
negro clothing. STROUSE 4 FRIEDSAM. =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers-St., New York,
To trhom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

@ UGAR-30 hhds prime, in store and for sale
- by THOMSON, LEWIS CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

I'VE shall be pleased TO hear from our
correspondent often. Plain, important
truths, are none the less forcible, because
awkwardly expressed.-Ep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20
nII,IING In pAnIS

Two very absurd dues were fought lately in Paris.
4 few days since article written in the Figaro by
b. Lucas one Of the 9edrceurS OF that journal, made
some tosons 10 the dcspioable class OF society de-
noUIra'ed fancy men, The aIticle--wiich | have
not secnwas 40 woI jed 20 excite the Susceptibility
90 NJ. Plurbett, the brother 81 NJ dame Djcle. and
the manager NJ the Pala, Royal 1heater d. accord
ingiy sclt challenge 10 VI. Lucas. That gentleman
snsa cred that he could by % means admit that tie
article IN question afforded ground tor duel, be-
cause there notiiug IN II referring in the remoest
way 10 NJ rlukejt and he there are reiu ed 70 f :
UIon thst ground, but sa'c that il NJ Pluukctt was
really bent upon fighting he had only 10 insult h.m
II AZ pears that the required insult was given for
arrangement was made :cr q hostile meeting a, Vile
dAvLay at o'clock p. n; IL the mean time cor;
tam NJ NaquaIt came Ia the office oi the Figqr0 and
complained that be Lad called there several .imes
While NJ. NilemOt was the editor without finding any
body ready 10 h-h'. NJ. de Nllemesssnt, WAC, after
having retired for some months foIn the direction Of
that journal, Las lately resumed bis former position
gave Il t. tc understood that he was rcSdy
10 lis own person 10 give - satisfaction %
TO gentleman VINO seemed exceedingly
anxious to get it. Duel No. was therefore alrGng, d.
10 cone tii at tie same time and place that Of NM
Lucas ana Pnkcit. VI. Lucgss ssaonds were NJ
Norac, the director At the Fc0yo Programme, an1
Nj Rousseau r(lacttIr Of the Figaro. NJ Punk It
was accompanied by III. RaVe' the celebrated comic
actor, ard s NJ Cousillsc. NJ. sc Vilcmessants zee.
chd- Tsre q gentleman 81 friunc rnnled de Merville
and NJ. Jatyos Of The Figaro. have 10. hears the
nsnes @. NJ. Eaquaits sec0n1s. The snort rcssl,ed
II boo beng crawn .rOm al the four bstsI;s but
lspliy fl'hoW any serious injury % sny %! Them
90 rot Ter moment mean g. irsnuate that the fight
was siaul. Tn tho contrary, avn PERSIA led tia.
i0t hpi the crtnle Of var prevented IT, sacrifce
- he srd hrb N this miserable qusrrei. Both tie
dutls, should isvs said { ught WITH swords.
The ground select d was n,sr..e ponds al Vile a..
Away, the two sets OF comb ,;apts beiug .b ,ut
hunor,d yarcs epsd. Owing 10 tho late rains the
ground |as very sprngy. NJ. Lucas, who is 81 oil
AetrAn oftcer, was touched OF the SHOULDER after
three unges, and he prieked his sdsrsary il the right
rppe' H. &C Niltmesssrt received brst the po'ot OF
me s"Cfd h,s cit breast. ard in return drew blood
nom Ire hi, tcupe Of NJ. Naqnar; After tkcse
aciiCt eireHs u c stconds declared thLt boEor vas
tat',h'c ard all parties ta,urrcd 20 Paris toge.ker
sA Il e next NJ tlaiu
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THE CONDITION OF WOMEN.


In Denmark there is an institution which, though
ancient and of Caiholc origin, has bee seusiby rec.
tun.rded by Mr. Bruce tho intelligent Traveller as
kind Of model for an Institution IN Prot slant ElSsni
ard America II which the principe OF assurance may
be sdyaDtageousy applied On behalf o. s!nge women
and WIDOWS. The suggestion is well wcfth attention.
for, in the working If the mcthos, II really appears
that the worst ORA blckS aye c-clQOd-lhe proEc,y
the elemosynary character o the subsistence IN" ar
btrary association with uueongcui1 people. aLd, not
heas the marked distinct on of single LIE from ar
iied which is IN uninsuse eabe evil IN every OtseT
proposal thst has bsen presented 70 our public opnioD
In oDecerrg any OF the con,irei tai institutions called
'Clcisttrs,' or CHAPTERS, walCh are av0wedy APP
proprated To daughters Of "Vobles" We must re-
member that "n0DlIs' there not Ike the nObil
" ~ tins country, IN REGAIN e. station icrtunr
however ancient may be their boec In the present
connection, may cOusiter these noblis equivalent
90 eehiry-the daughters beios educated, certain
" To q eres<er an extent than thoss OF protessiooa
men and n.Iobduts in England aud likely t, sailcr
from ioroluess AID p)s ny in old age, IA much the
same manner and degree.
In denmark there are sS prominent, and various
ess coz siderable, examples o, tao Institution WHICH
bears tbe Snc' IL home no longer appAcGDle, OF the
Cio!stoFs. IL "ld seem TIA; all tic daughters o.
gtntemenOi hunted iitGnc might be c0UpriSet within
Ans group a. assur6uoS societies. Jhetllc If AGiaCn
AssOrGuCo CsmysIl,s seems 10 bc super seq NJ the
neoigvsl ore. LHd II h. ly lar tle iru o. 1he .s.p.
a; iAe birta ol daue ~ q Dsish rcl t.eiuau J.
pofits oqtiyaeni 10 about Z. IG aud enters the
info' nSme ia Ito register. -Four pr cent iotorest
- pad on The CcpOsii ~ she aries aics 1. sh3
bas ,rjoJCd no further adyauteeee Iom her ttak.
a.. may uld,r cQt1.n crcun.siau ce r,cciy, dover
iToU s't 'alPs e1op,' - ~ kp TIE deposit a.d
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SIX hours ~ TIE FOURTH WARD.


To re Edi'o, Of Ti.S. j. Tribune.
SR: Haying recently spent fe y days in company
with Tie visitor for the Cnjlens Ali Society and TIE
Fourth Nsd Industrial School No. ISL Cherry street,
while his csiy round Ct viss !. was suggested TO
me that statement OF the sceres and modes Of lie
Which presented Themselves might perhap. b.. O. use
in sgsn ealing attention to the urgent neces,ity OF
taking teps 10 remedy por ion Of tie f,arfui ey IL
which east smopg the poor 10 our cty-eyils both
ptyscal ard moral, and, be il remembered the moral
Intimately depending con the physical. Accordingly
the following record is prese -tei promising only that
II contains DO eT,recrdiIary cases snd none which h,
not ne. with almost every day
Tie fret visit was 70 low basement nom, din,'y
lshted BY tao ANAL Windows below the level of the
grourd ard heated by small fire or the hearth over
which two Idle were smokirg their pipes. The
reom was about twelve feet b. ten, sad in II lived
nJte tamilies-u.eu, women and cLi.i-er-oae Of the
latter, moreover, kept from school by ;h,. gsu, Of
stces to protect her feet from the sno,y and ice In
connection with toe above need oa.v state thar tho
highest meoica. erhOlt.s give so cutc fest Of ar
i"r tach person as tile minimum compatible with
health. Tie second yisi. was T. toe e.tc q. 2 tail
tehsne L, Aouss, SEere met strong ablc-by ii.i
nan, ubose ony room was daik closet some eight
tS't square stu fur;Aer diminished ia s.s by the sb-
IuI slope OF tie To9f; without winJoy chimney or
i9rliicIc, except rol Of bodrng and chair o, two
ile COZ planned OF the hari times; said he coui get
10 WOE, ana win regard to bis two girls ssd he nad
tot zen oF heard OF them for three DAYS Ga going
III" '9e dismal basement Of the sane house hesrl
: oih1r de OF tie story for there we oun1 bis 80
eHs, VINO had taken refuge tuen. .roni the i-trcst
VI Il VI 'eiI ilihtr who We gse.itairet, WAS able T.
cam a. al, the s. day a. liz trade; AMI ye. IL +
i@'h aId hunereos % others Ike nim, utterly retass
70 Ee" tter CHI .dr.n 10 Dc taken aud proyicd With
Lea4l4y hapfy homes elsewhere. ~ arot..e house .
&c M win eruukcn noth.T. Trsnehrg win ner
1sl khitr who accused fer oi pgWalug their b-,i-
ot,ng, which was.abogt tie oS iafl,.are the room
IoLi boat f. In tbs room R4s q yoIrg CA.ld Dai.
's .t1INo q and sics.
The iext Wit was to low, daik, lilly cellar. in
u Itch bsrtf, ted mother Va, bnlfr ne -. hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20

urdcr r'e d'ii-n # haviny received o. y me
- 5rcyrr sposiu, ste nay claim, "a ffiv- ~
g. ,yncb .etsrces, oD"-ionTth oi the o'.ID"' -,
soo,@ro- or those who NARY. As i!r "a. ~
,o,.r a. room il made ~ marriage or stt'h,
VI. tr'crs, With Iin.teeu otner,, m.2
g has rooms al oPfo.tn 80 ne =. -, "a
.r,r dAtior, ard an income q t.JJ. by tns M.
, ,tftb1C sacl, yfrs tw ce more, ia 81 ID =" "
cll0 srJ INTO o.. ,f -o with atyahi ge7 OF i1-i-
d,rtc Orc met icb reuiy concerns CUT Pr III
subject, 3 that y falJa from t'e e't "ul'lois'
/ though veil ~ inis;crtj, ole islhs ID cohp4n'oh
with thefe which haze accrued n II ~ t-HlIAno-
rreibno The rr b. M ic az any female lrttat either
ma .r,,i- ~ fi,iag preoort er tie 20 m zen 'cy oef
those If n.r re-n.ng or. in Toar ci7cuns aLe's
G. o. ITO irvcs'uert ia hie tr'iI'D oLo fp' NO.
,rlio receive The fruits 0h. ~ - very ~"
-;oo 10 rp, for reaCe % ind and ecu ~ H. tue
oiier ease II, deposit yi"os mi iest ''le ollc4-
fen i- aoir- or ard n many cases dover {" Hlp-e-
: o-e,t rrlrf wiese tie h'gcr edf sn'fg rs arc hol
rlsiued We might surely seect Whist u nppf' qnats
>, ,rr ca.s- the 9r.uri 20 If sssufaice-~,thj at
Z cor,irg tfe ret We need not have any c'o.s''Ts,
nor u-ltfs desired, afycomcon houe tT the insn-
b. - ,Qb soue NJ, ii C0r-itcr DIS cna OF Inc chi-'
lles.ir ~q q TIE INSTITUTION We could please our
.a'vse about that. Bat why should np' apNo9sa'hsrs
or wiforqtd mothers, VINO feel how mucn hangs Ga
DE If own i've. have the comfort OF occurring hnsl
iudtprrrclt supp,., fJf tor dens lters re iIoi
,.k f,om srxi. Y quo from hUu r'iJn oi any kin9
Mir Brace ig - opinion t.'at IL tue tr'tcd ,s' ssl"l
method va remove . 'cavy weight 81 a,Aciy ana
/ suFrpg. TfeIe 1te parts Of eyen tiot new c0uhdy
,yl.,e = lars. prcDoltCn Ok the ejuclted women do
not marry, ara eyogwheTc comrerci-I f.itnies Ar
ri,. 81 prof, ssio Al incomes lover scfe
i1a1 those OF Emope and the :a.e Of daughters i
/ 6outffui ~ ,royor.iOn.
As'or Z ga,d sc sre nov witnessing the eitsc5s n
the ci cora ia~s and o. bur1ens - d vast Ovc'
u9ytirn a btcotofs ard single vopeo, # tie uldt"
nd ever tie upper ca see. O-e :, sdt If me eAPar
sion fea.s.e ocstrv vi ica 20 es'abIenc5 81 81
The tiIres ara another is that shocs comp ito'
az .,ts ST ret ~ Job is lue sd l. toe rep,d
I Of he C,Vtuefscs' destruction, ani IN Otlfr VA
y ore peilful It'll. II ls possible tist marriage 'tN
beco1e goin fcIef-i rs y CLce Sas; ot, III so1'
future scltTct-D ID tGrs VI the tact, we nay g We
aka "a, core rs r. possible trat our csueItsrs sha
UCt b found n er oi age competing by &c )fe9 iJl
pergon w'ich Nh bafc! yield bread and "ateI
froIn dl , 10 dse.
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,slves hetly satisfied ri.h TIC shi', captain hui
crew. DariDg the waOIe voyage Ihey eApsHehO7u
seayy southeast gals. o,:-;
TIE sip HAVING only thirty bo1rs 'o.l Ie'n.'o.n3'
and L.rg o1l, so ules Il IN Galway, Csp,' tv1I,.
ran, in eor..6reun- al n continuance o. Tie i-,Tih
sise Of The weather, deemed II as'IsaD.s 10 Ae To-
VI &c he ID for sever dsys. .-.,,.
Dpdry lhs time il wac n.,efs-fy 10 c'n..l' :
small portion Of toe c5IY> c9n,'sog Of eoP"n ~ ~
s. The slip rs ..inlifiN 90 he meol u ''' IT,
.esifg q beard IL dsy-' fu.l. Ai..,.
The ylscbirerv worsei sell and ne soy proved 20
be fl stra'e sea.boat and web aiaP'eA ~ Alan'c
navigation, having snpped only one SEA danns the
whole passage,
The captain t-a.ei that the wcaihtF was unpfe's
leftcd aud ~ ~ many casualties must naYe &C -u'I'
n they le IN with great quaint ties OF hlailhe WI"
On Monday let tnry spoke the shi' SLisiiia, -
da1s from Ca'lao. she ned been 80 days WITHIN Jy-
! I. Of III. lrsh coast. t.:.u
MADRID, Nov. 26-Tie Gd-ofe OF TINS mornloq
pnbi.het Ioysl decstes accepting The resisa 2t ~ .
! r. n. Oressda Niri.ter cf War, AID Charging Mar
/ Gall 0DoureH, who hsd offered his res'Gns
/ ton rreyiopsly on account Of h!- No
! beng Consulted in two aPpoiq'meo =, b. " hcn
was refg,ed by the Qacfr, with e 81 ihierlh aisin
/ ,.ir.fior n the Marine Department
There have been large investments ID green tess io
| America, at e1travseant prices by specu,ators'
Cpe Ell, Ctl3 - to X glaent, Z spt. Ho ~, fr9l1
C.t.o Co. -rss al s,jonc5 = sea NV j., sitl
rfes # vraier il ,er hos. The c'eF were take.
ii Ly ne sip Btrsai 70 Calcutta az L9nlJi.