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- cisco-CHpper OF Saturday aCh Fehruarvowes rates
and no dgenon-The magnificent extreme clipper snip
GAUNTIkT Borland master receiving cargo Al pier
10 East river and will promptly sail above. THIS splendid
shp probably the shsrpes clipper built In the United
Sa'e and TOR fast sailing and delivery OF
sarpsssei bsny vessel shos Having never loaded this
port Tor San shippers particularly iavA 20
examine her and Judge themselves Of her ability discharge
her in advance OF offering I.
expected she viii make the shortes passage on record
SUTTOr co, SO south street cornsr wall.
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MATRIMONIAL


DUy OF "a LARNorr MS PA7rs AND r.orDOS
ID Med,cd Ad.is-r and Marriage Guide ~ pages pro
fusey lnstrs,ei 81 ~ Mercer street opposite A. Nicholas
Hotel bef0re you adopt any treatment fcr
debility or dseass a. Informs you ~ All he remee. sn1
seertsin modeo. cure. Treatment so a1d6toSPh
IMPORTANT TO LADIES DIR. ROBINS FEMALE
pile az Dfsble remedy for all irregularities % the fe
male system They perfectly relieble In the most
treme cases Price eoy; Sent by mai 70 any part q
the United STATES with full directions free % postage kd
dress Or ltodin, SS Grand stree; New York ~ B-Pri
eate consultation rooms for all diseases c private nsure
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r DAN COMMISSIONERS sALE.-PERESPTORY FORE.
~ closure soe by JAS NJ MILLER, auctoneer. Tues
day tebrua 1858 at II o'clock in the forenoon Al the
Thirty ninth io0 feet East Of Tenth
lot 25 b. os9 title perfect OF the purchase
remain on bond and mortgage
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can he fairly taken from the bills
AURA KEENE's NEW THEATRE GA BROADWAY.
ooAf a5so 4FisSF % ffS Tts PLAY
new drama in three ' %a II c ys Turner entitled
Camille Duisrdir M Jc!aas
Commsndsnt Ray moi. wne.se,sA
Ps sTa Duncan iacioi s'f Fs's:.
Baroness De seaurepaire Mrs Wels
Iaure De Besurepare Thompso.
Between the sc. ana piece. the ORCHESTRA under he
direction Of Mr. T3MAs BAks VIII execute s SS shses
Ksss sehoSscbs. ali arranged BY Mr. Baker -
Ni sfSGi fSs' SESs issls
Riawnse. Mr. Burn,t corgan. Mis-: ssrr Bisss,
Doors open At o. W commence ii "a prectseiy.
B fsIKio 1870 Il AZ r fsossovs PREMIUM.
ESTk qSckS e Still u.I d Aasnp
VIRTUE , .Usr SSss
iNJ6MpAEABLY BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN DRAMA
Union as dramAtzed expressly for this establishment By Mr.
CoBBs GREAT STORY.
THE PIONEER PATRIOT;
on. THE MAID OF riIE WAR PATH.
'' originally Esw a esi gGab1sE
and no" SGs sf iis of r2orLE
I Be- ssss g. Sss s sSs e
Costumes Songs Music &e. during this the Third weck
its Triumphant Production
EVERY EVENING, al O'Clock,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at ~
the char .ierr Hbepg represented by Mrs Charles Hoo
ard, Mr.. H. Watkins, NJ. Hs-denbsrgh " brigham X .
Taylor H. Ryner n Oakley. and the ere dramatic
numDening over sirty persons
Norcr.-The tbr0ng Of vsters 10 Bsrnum's Museum
extraordinary Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons fas
the would advise these who
do II 10 witness IN the evening.
The OTHER AFTERNOONS, nj clock
the Intensely interesting mslodrama of
THE BROKEN SWORD.
GA, AN ORPHANS VENGEANCE
Besides Songs, Dances Ac.
have recently been made ind vsies viii ind At ali hours =
the day numherless unique and Interesting novelties wu
can be seen nowhere eise in America sna worth 10
tunes hsn the trivial demanded for admission.
scarcey person in ten aware wheIeens u,es Aqua
rum yet the Aquarium ut tho Regents geological Garien,
Ia London, attracted millions of visitors
The Grand Aquarium nj THIS Museum II larger than that
London. n copt $1,000 and embraces 1000 distinct living
0sf and plants In ponds IN feet long where the
ter IL never changed No conemI late ths
IlDsy without hurpi Use and ErahcaDnwh Dui wonder
th new and startling phase Of natures aud beau
ufaI productions.
4 Pun Length Wax Figure Of J. r. DONNELLT.
The beautiful Aquaria Ocean and River Gardens tks
Grand fanopkon studio the Happy Family Living
4e, 70 be u-us Adni.nce - osus ehirrn undsr
ten IS cents.
- Al afsar 90 -
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uousE FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION.-J.s 8. u.
ii BARTLETT, Auctoneer, VIII SELL Tuesday at l0is
o'clock 2s Pearl street. jobbers lot of Britannia ware
comprising Of and coffee pots, tearsys, coffee
The goods ready for
EXAMINATION al the saesroom.
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And each Aernhte ThursdAy 81 II 70 c1Ocx aUc Iru E
No. ~ North river.
PAssAoR.
From New York and Philadelphia, SIS. From Liverpool,
suneas guineas and Is suineas according 70 tbs Aceom
the rooms All hAvix the privilege IN
The naloon. Including steward q fees.
TUfu limited number OF third claas
passengers viii taken foand much provisions
required. From PhilsdeiphA and New York, ~. From
Liverpool, S45.
These steamers CONSTRUCTED with improved water tight
Compartments Each vessel carries experienced
and every attention paid 10 the comfort aud OF
passengers DrsflS Liverpool from 81 upwards. For
fresh or passage apply the ONCE OF the company.
JOHN a. bEfE is Broadway, New York Agent
or WIN INMAk and Tower Buildings, Liverpool Agsot
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UsrRAL1A PIONKss LINN. Esr .BIfsEzp issa
"A earry,ns United states malls calling poshve,y
he dsy advertised Psckss OF The l5h sad Sh fs,rusfy
y.gsssc Pesurhsp ceugss,der win ssH ,bis ne-
sond voyage n Neoourne direct on nondsy Februsry lb
DEN GFsT having TIVE thirds % her cargo gcsiyey
On the ssh II Febru.ry Tor freight passage apply
board OF 20 r W GARRISON No. Re wing Green. s sat
biIis ~ ss'e and casi acvaces made
Conssree,i il Aus.rsn. Nesus w'islnsc- Rrcs a Co
r,nR NEr~vsNK observation-disclosures LINZ
il fscket feI lgA ps6rs'sy Tee si,sap, II er,.ens
eoynmar 3r v desps,chet promptly her sppcsntec
car Frr aud secood cabin passengers vii ts taken en-
tcsrd 'rie- N r,s' -'ve- r. q NsTIreR LORD QCv
RYAN zoe wa s,-ss cs evcpSTs A2SN.L ELLIOT,
IN ~. sssA
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
u yaus and New Orleans Ou Tuesday, February 2 1883
Al csck from pier footof WARN street North river,
The fast ans favoriie steamship EMPIRE CITY Grt.
will sail above Passage can be secured At the Once ~ me
line shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsting g
The forms the line pcst), =. their ONCE No
other and bill of ladinr will be signed afe-
sailing For freight apply al The onice
'o' i'' e " D ROBERTS Agent
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NN0B
The United States mail steamer FULTON j. A. WorOn
commander viii leave for Hsvre touching At Southampton
the mails and Saturday, yeoruArvo
II eeSck. from per No. 81 North river, foo, Of BsscA
street
engines that In the event o. collision strandng the
could reach them and the pumps being free 10
the sAetY OF the weasel and would be
cured.
board day before sailing. marked Below" for fross
VS. DRAyroS, Agent, No. Broadway.
r.B.-The steamer ArAgo wiz succeed The Fulton. And
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pURToN'S Nsw THEATRE -MoHDAY AND TUES.
- day The two great successes TIE kEReY WIVES OF
WINDSOR the ourIesque OF POCAHONTAS. The come
dy viii be supported by the follow extraordinary Distributes
OF the beet TALENT IN Tax WORLD ;-fslslan Mr. Bur.
ton; SIR Hugh Mr. O. Mathews: SIeoder Mr.. Walcot Host
Mr. Brouehsn; lord MIR q Fisher Page Mr. Brisgs; shl
M. Smith. Pistol MIR. Sstche Barc oiph, Nj. Sey
nour; Mrs Fcrd Mrs. Lizzie Weston Davenport Mr. Page
MIRA fars ~; Mira Qriekiy Mrs hughes. With PUCAuoN
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EoR LIVERPOOL THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER
II shpCALHOtN Capt Truman, via positively sail feo
lend1 staterucm ommOdatcnsfor All closes
4nd beiag faFtest ship aoa. Fer passage apply %
board or 20 r. COLLINS AGO, ~ the Office on pier MORT
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AMJsK WEEf0.


RkOhDVAi THEATRE
Grand Eqaesiri.n and zooiosicsi Company.
MoNDAl, FEB. l. ldsS.
KEW AND BRILLIANT STAR
M. JAMES MELVILLE
VIII nave the FIRST FRS = P %l AprxARAxcK
sprvsts ,sass.si NJ Melville has been prone,mced by
ne nsr mous verdict oil the kuean rrofess'oo and tho
GREATEST RIpER IN THE WORLD.
Esster Melville sld his celebrated
AugTRAiiAs THOROUGHBRED HORSE
Ia grand original and feais OF without
saddle or bride known AZ The
ME.yiLIx ACT.
xiibe stars in the Aresa
splendid kqaes,riaAssn
San L,Ssos Es sas ssHs Den Stone
1ha Great Elephant. Tppoo saib
composing in all The best exhibition ever offered TO New
Ncrics --cINDFaEyLA will be pertormsd every Monday
Wednesday ana Saturday sernoons Doors open at IA
performances coumeaoe At o'clock
including CINDERELLA Mr. JAMES aELvILLE and SAM
LATHkOf's wtic SINS
DOwERY THEATRE
I'D Lessee and Gansger. Mr. Eddy
5oles IS and ss seas in private boxes, % cents.
PAUL CLIFFORD,
With add astonishing effects.
During the drama s; the ssssrS red picture
a coach and four horses.
Tie celebrated horse -
SANDS NATgANs & co.'s great stud.
skEIcaEs IN INDIA.
y lu1e with the legen isry drama OF
ALuNzO; THE BRAVE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
A Tribute to Printers.

II is indeed encouraging TO know thai
printers are occasionally duly appreciated
The following extract from the report o.
the Committee on Printing of the Legisla'
ture OF Wisconsin, pays refreshing CON-
pliment to the editors and printers. Read
il:
ave are not aware that printers and
newspaper proprietors are a class oil so
little use in the community, or so destrnc,
tive OF its Interests, as 10 be entitled TO half
compensation for the labor and services
which they perform. But your eommitie
do believe that no class OF men perform
more gratuitOus service for all general and
local interests or more actively and etfec-
tsaIly engaged in disseminating informa-
ton, making known the resources of the
country, and melting to action the energies
of the people, than the printers, proprietors
and editors of newspapers"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
A Stupid Device.

The Administration at Washington is
endeavoring to make it appear that Penn
sylvania's tariff within caused the recent
overthrow of the friends of Mr.. Buchanan
in that State. The Press disposes Of this
clumsy story thus:
"The question of protection has deeply
interested our people, and there is an earn.
est feeling on the subject; but how did 'ha'
of itself defeat the Administration candi-
datesp They were vociferOn' throughout
the whole canvass in their expressions
of devotion TO the doctrine Of protection
and boldly claimed that they were the best
tariff candidates before the people--that
thew could and would obtain more desirable
Legislation for Pennsylvania interests 'han
their opponents. Nay. more; leading ar
sument urged against the Peoples Party
was based on the false assertion that their
nominee, Mr.. Read, hsd signed letter
commencing George M. Dallas for his vote
in favor Of the tariff Of lS46. DO Tar as
professions could go, there never were
set of men more thoroughly committed to the
doctrine OF protection than The Adm'ns'ra-
ton candidates."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

A RAILROAD TO THE PAcIFIc.--Mr
Walsh, the intelligent and veteran cores
pendent Of the New York Journal of Com
merce, writing from Parl, under a recent
date, remarks on this subjec. as follows:
Some American attention would not be
unprofitably bestowed on the communica-
tions TO the London papers respecting the
feasibility and uses Of railroad across the
continent Of North America, through Brit.
ish territory. The editorial article Of the
London Morning. Post on this project is
pregnant with warning TO the United States.
The time has arrived when the sceptre Of
the commercial world must be grasped, and
held by that Power which shall be able &c
maintain the most certain and rapid COM
munication between Europe and Asia
Where is the oceanic line TO pass? Through
a dozen or more Of the sovereign and free
States Of the Union, every one Of which
has its own interests TO consult, or through
that wide-spreading territory which be-
longs exclusively to the British Crown
The Post believes, with the President oil
the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, thai
the interoceanic line will be British, ant
will retain commercial superiority IN the
hands of England. British Columbia i.
destined 10 be the great entrepot on the Pa
cifc Of the tIade oil the East, and so forth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
What Howard County Wants
Correspondence Of the Times.

Correspondence OF the Times.
Nh. Ep1roR:-Permit me, though a
stranger, to say q word in relation 10 our
county. and her people, and what they need
according to my observation and experience
Although ] am not subscriber TO your pa
per, yet l have the occasional reading
of il. see IN article in last weeks paper
concerning Rail Roads. Your remarks
should be read and encouraged by every
citizen Of Howard. You speak what ]
have felt ever since have been living in
old Howard. l came to Missouri in the
fall of 1853, and landed in old Howard
the last days of October, where have been
living ever since. / have been in the fol.
lowing counties: st. Louis, St. Charles,
Warren, Montgomery, Audrain, Monroe
Randolph, Macon, Shelby, Knox, Scotland
Boon, Galloway, Cooper, Pettis, Morgan
Benton, Hickory, Polk, Dallas, Green
Dade, &C., and, sir, Howard is better
county than any Of them! Her vast bodies
of rich and fertile lands are capable of yiel'
ding such heavy products as TO make heT
entirely competent TO support five times as
many more inhabitants as she now has,
When l travel over her vast tracts Of fer
tile lands, and see so much lying in perPet.
ual waste, l ask myself, Why is it? The
answer invariably came up that We lack
something 10 draw in more inhabitants;-
we lack bone and sinew, men Of industry
and economy, active, energetic producers
The tide Of emigration pushes right by us
scarcely hearing of the rich and fertile
county of Howard. Our towns lack en-
couragement-Fayette in particular. Look
at her, sitting in the centre of one Of the
richest counties in the State, doing compar'
atively nothing; The rich lands doing moth
ing, and great many men in the same fix
Now give old Howard Rail Road, from
Glasgow or BoOnville, running b. the way
of Fayette, thence to the North Missouri
Rail Road, and it will put new life and vigol
in our county; encourage every branch o
industry; bring our wild forest into rich
fertile homes; enhance our property tt
double and and treble what it now is.
Now, l might say great deal more, bu
not knowing whether you will publish wha
l have already said, shall wait and see
l am new hand, therefore don't get scared
at my awkward style, or bad photography.
Mel.
1--WE shall be pleased TO hear from OH
correspondent often. Plain, impOrtan
truths, are none the less forcible, because
awkwardly expressed.-ED.]
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

A WHOLESALE DENTAL OPERATIoS.--
During thunder storm that passed over
the town of Petersham, Mass, last week, a
bolt Of lightning passed down a rod at
tached 10 the residence of Mrs. Pierce
The lady was sitting at the window, imme-
diately adjacent the rod at the time; and was
somewhat stunned. But she was greatly
astonished to find, on examination, that ev-
cry one of her upper teeth had been ex-
tracted by the shock without her knowing
it, and were laying about loose on the floor,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
The Rail Road Meeting at Fayette

We do hope the good people Of Howard
county will turn out next Monday, and
have a full and free conference among
themselves about their own future interests
and prosperity.
Time and chance happeneth to all men.
Now is our time-now our chance. Thi,
passed, or sighted, and the future destiny
Of Old Howard, the mother of counties, is
anything but pleasant 10 contemplate
Another decade, if nothing be done, will
find her population in great degree gone,
and still going; her real estate deprecated;
her county seat reduced 10 its Court House,
tavern, one store, blacksmith shop, and
schools, while her other towns will be COM
paralively in the same condition. Does
not the pride Of her old citizens rebel against
such lamentsble retrogrsde movement, to
say nothing Of the actual loss they will sus-
tain? And ought not ambition to stimulate
them TO herculean efforts TO avert it, leaving
out of view the actual and positive gain tina,
Rail Road running through her centre,
would be 10 them?
We venture the assertion that the &C.
tusl loss by depreciation Of property, will
be equal 10 half the cost of building the
road: The road built, and The apprecia.
ton will very nearly, If not quite, egua
the cost.
We co Insel our fellow citizens TO think
of'he subject, come TO the proposed meet
ing, hear what is 10 be said, when they will
be more fully posted up as 10 what Is going
on,and get more distinct idea of the advan-
tages Of the proposed Improvement. Time
and want Of space, forbids q more extended
notice, this week, if indeed, it were necess.
ary 10 enter into details, in advance of know.
ing the temper Of the people at large.
We await the issue of the meeting with
extraordinary interest, and again urge a gen.
'ral attendance. We hope every one into
whose hands this paper may fall, will be-
stir himself, and arouse bis neighbor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
AnBRoTYPEs.-Mr. Chamberlain has Sc

AnBRoTYPEs.-Mr. Chamberlain has Sc.
cured the services Of number one artist
who will operate in his room for few
weeks, thus enabling all who want 10 Sc.
cure likeness an opportunity, at their
leisure. Mr.. G. has an extensive and ele.
CANT assortment Of stock and material, and
having with him good operator, the oppor.
tunity should not be lost. His room is dec.
GRATED with a number of faces, views. fancy
sketches, and so on, which. while they are
are pleasant TO inspect, likewise demonstrate
the style and ability of the workmanship.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

SORE AND IKfLAMEp EYEs-These disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent at
this season of the year, and 1t is therefore mat
ter of some interest 10 the public to know that
they may be cured most effectualiy. The best
remedy yet discovered is Bragg's Arctic Lini-
ment, as the following certificate will show:
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1857.
DR. BRAGG:-Dear Sir: For more than three
years myself and daughter have been afflicted with
sore eyes IN an aggravated degree, and tried va
rious physicians and nostruns TO no effect. At
length was induced 10 try The Arctic Liniment,
and in two months was nearly cured and my
daughter was entirely well, although part Of the
time she had been totally blind. / also used the
Imminent for rheumatism in my back, and was
cured by part of bottle l would net be with
out your invaluable remedy in my house.
Yours truly, VIM. RUSSELL.
J. J. wadsworth, P. M. Of Iowa City, con-
firms the above statement.
GTFor sale IN Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made to Bragg and Bur-
rowes, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be &C
companied by good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

1.-THE oldest democratic paper in Lou
siana, the New Orleans Courier, says
Stewards most superserviceable FRIEND
is the Washington Union, and hi. most ef
fcient though unwilling Iuxiliaries arr
those who dance after the Unions piping
We hope that Providence will vOuchsafs
TO them a sufficient outpouring Of common
sense to teach them 10 be silent for a few
days, and suffer the democrats Of New
York and Illinois to secure such victory
as will counterbalance q part Of the dis.
grace Of the late defeat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
Appointments.

Governor Stewart,has appointed Hon. L.
w. Robinson, Senator from the llth Dis
trict, Col. Winslow Turner, Representative
from Clinton county, and Capt. John T.
Coffee, Representative from Dade county,
a Committee 10 examine and settle the ac-
counts of the Auditor and State Treasurer,
and to examine the affairs Of the Reg ster Of
Lands.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

1855. 1856.
FALL TR AID Il .
TUST received at the cheap cash house of the
j undersigned, fresh supply Of Family Gro
ceries selected with great care, and warranted to
give entire satisfacion consisting in part only Of
the following:
100 kegs Wheeling nails;
100 pks N. o. and efned sugar,
so do Belcher's moasses,
so bags Rio coffee;
bags Java do;
5 kegs powder;
80 bags shot, assortedj
200 tbs bar lead
$4,000 G. ID. caps;
so boxes cheese;
100 bbls and kegs Of tar;
$50 Dbl, whisky
barrels peach brandy;
barrels sweet wine;
barrels Madeira and Port Wine;
10 bbls brandy, from SOC TO 81 30;
Dbl cherry brandy;
40 bxs crimped and fancy candy;
bbls oranges;
Dbl crhnberries;
boxes citron;
barrel currents;
30 boxes star candles;
bbls clover seed;
50 bbIs white lime;
20 bbls crushed sugar;
And a thousand other articles, no room for IN the
Times.
Call and save money, where you will find every
thing ir our line and few outsiders.
oct2I'5s THOMSON, LIE Wis eco
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
Library and Lyceum.

Several Of our young friends have re-
Gently spoken TO US on the subject of es.
aolishing public Library and Lyceum.-
The idea is good one, and we hope they
will take some steps to set The project or
i00i' A number of persons, we understand
aEs willing 10 pay liberal membership
''e' besides contributing books. An hun.
'I members, at five dollars each, with the
DOCKS That would be donated to q uroperl,
Usan.zeo society," would give it a good
'.sf'' In Inc way Of books, providing SUIT.
s0is room, &c. This done, il, existence
could be perPetuated, it, stock increased
lis members and the public generally edi.
ne0 and instructed, by a Winter Course O,
Lectures followed by Debates. We know
va professional and literary citizen. would
volunteer Lectures, which would prove in.
*'','ing' while small admittancs fee
N0u'0 give the society ample means to keen
p current expenses, and add 10 their .took
books, periodicals, &c. One Lecture
10Y pay, and free Debat., each week
would dispose of two evenings profitsblv,
while the Library Room W suld give our
lung men, land old ones, 100, } q better
r .'' 10 pass their evenings thin the stores,
'sl.iooms, saloons, SC.
se'ay 10 our young friends, the ide. is
I'm ,o' and let them act upon il a. once,
'A meeting and organize.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

MINNEsoTA ELEcTIox.-St. Paul papers
Of the 18th state that the Republicans hav.
carried the State. or the eighty member.
of the House, as far as heard from, the Re
publicans elect 80 and the Democrats %
being net gain Of five members. or The
twenty members Of the Senate, the Repub
licans have elected 10 and the Democrats 6
a net Republican gain of l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

FPennsylvania is some, when she
tries. She voted for Buchanan for Presi.
dent, and elected majority of adninistra-
ton Congressman. At the recent election,
only two administration Congressman were
elected, out of twenty five, and the popu.
lar vote against old Buck, is 10000!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

EAmos A. Lawrence has accepted the
nomination of the Americans Of Massachu-
sets for Governor. In recent speech be-
fore an American Convention he returned
thanks for this unsought honor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28

Several addresses will be deliver
ed on the occasion, and an orginiza-
tion will be effected. The move
ment is an important one to How
ard county, and a full attendance is
desirable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-28
~TO PRINTEES.

IA Printer competent to take charge
y of the entire mechanical department
II Of this Office, can secure permanent
Il situation, good wages, and prompt pay ,
II by applying Immediately.