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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Maniac OF K,np,,,-A I'm :,

MARRIAGE OF KisDRED.-A bill passed
uie .iouse Of Representatives Of Georgia.
y vote Of ffty-six TO fifty, prohibiting
we 'hsermarriage Of first cousins, under q
severe penalty, and cutting Of the inberi.
lance Of issue. The preamble 10 che bill,
a'seri' that many determinations Of mind aud
O'cy are Of cOngenial origin, from the prac.
, nes q near kindred intcrmarrying with
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

RThe river is full of floating ice, and
navigation is suspended for the present.
Several boats are above, ard some between
this and St. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

1.-The North Carolina Legislature cleo
ted Governor Bragg for the long term, and
Hon. Thomas L. Clingman for the short
term as United States Senators from that
State
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

E5-Ths negroes who murdered Mr.
Bruce, their master, in Randolph county, a
short time since were tried last Friday
The eldest enc plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced 10 be hung. The younger one was
tried, but the jury failed TO agree. They
are both in the Fayeite Jail. They both as
sert that their master commenced the as.
sault, with knife, after calling them into
his room. The younger one went in first
and when the older one came in, the master
was cutting the other with the knife. He
caught him round the body, and held him
The young one escaped, leaving his master
and the other struggling. Tie negro states
he was cut several times before he struck
his master-that he knocked him dowr
and beat him with the shovel, until he wa:
dead.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

TOur Brunswick friends are moving
in earnest on The Rail Road question. Gov.
Price delivered speech the other day, and
the people came forward and took stock
i'beraly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS

Sale of Slave $.
DY virtue of an order Of tie County Court of
ID Howard county, We will as Administrators
OF the estate of Uriah Williams. deceased, on the
first day Of January next, in the City OF Fayette,
sell TO the highest bidder 1t public auction. the
following slaves Of The deceased, for partition,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

E-Coal sells readily at twenty Genus
per bushel. Several thousand Oushe'' :
needed by cur citizens.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
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yz=Mr. James H. Brooks, editor OF The
Democratic Herald, published at Louisiana,
Mo-, died of consumption on the Goth ult.
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GLASGOW, MO,
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Look for the K.

A cross (thus x Immediately before me
name ,ipnifes that the time paid Tor has
expired.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.
State Of Missouri, ! G..
County of Howard. 49,

County of Howard.
In the County Court, November 3D., 1858.
Among other proceedings had at said term CT
Court, were the following to-wIt:
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrator OF
Howard County, and having in charge the estate
of George Adtle.nan, deceased, petition TO sell
real estate for the payment of debts
SAID Administrator files his petition setting
forth that the personal estate of said deceased, is
not sufficient to pay the debts against said estate,
and praying a sale of the real estate OF said de-
ceased, for that purpose. And the Court being
satisfied that such sal. is necessary. II is ordered
that all persons interested. be notified that appl-
cation has been made for the sale Of the real es-
tate of said deceased, or SO much thereof, will
be necessary TO pay the debts against said de-
ceased. to-wit: 4 portion of tract of land sold
By Tsiton Turner 10 Thomas J. BartholOw, "
ing between fourth street in the old town Of
Glasgow, and block No. 50 in the East addition:
and also part of b,oci, No. 50 10 be bounded a.
fellows: Commencing al point from the corner
of Fourth and Boon streets one hundred and fifty
eight feet Oh said Fourth street, and East two
hundred and niRcty-OHe feet; thence south seven
ty-livc feet; thence west, two hundred and ninety
one feet; thence south, geveniy-fve feet along
Fourth street, TO the beginning, containing one
half acre, aad situated in Howard County, Mis-
sOEgi. And that unless the contrary be shown
Oh OF before the sFst day Of the next February
term of this Court, al order will be made FOR the
sale OF the real estate above described, 10 paI TIE
debts aforesaid. II Is further ordered, that no
tice of this order be by publication, III some news
paper published in tbs county, for four weeks
before the first day OF the next February term oil
this Court. And this cause is continued.
Attest, A J. HERNDoN, Clerk.
dec2-iw. BY ". .. Burton, d. c.
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TERMS.-A credit of twelve months will BE-
givcf, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
SAMUEL c. MAORI ,i..,..
dec2-iw. WIN. d. WILLIAMS. : '''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

NEUrgent business recalled Capt huD-
son to St. Louis, which prevented his hiiinS
his appointment at this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

gzWe hear of no movement IN refer
ence to tobacco. Buyers are easy, and ho!-
ders are waiting their movements.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

rWe are having very fair specimen
Of winter weather.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue Of deed Of trust, made 10 the IN
ID dersiGn2d by john Dohany, bearing date "a
June. 1856, ard for the beneli; OF Harrison X Co.
will, OIL the 22d day Of December next, proceed
TO sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, on the
premises, il Glasgow, the following described real
property, tO-wt:
Lot No. four % in block No. ten (10) OF
which Is a small dwelling house. Said proprri =
Is sold 10 pay TO said Harrison & Co, the note
Mentioned in said deed. Sale will take place
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
clock P. ". SYDNEY SHACKELFORD,
dec2-lS5S. Trustee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

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doing all that they represent to do.
NoTIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as miscarriage would certainly re-
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Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any,
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lions, 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.
R. B. HUTcHIHss,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chanbers-St., New York,
To ukom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
For sal. BY o. Henderson, glasgow, No.
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CLOSE OF NAVIGATION

WE feel that we would be doing Cash Buyers
w great injustice to withhold from them the
fact, that we have IN Store very heavy and ex-
tensive stock Of GzsOCERIES, which We can
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my great regret, this day cannot thank you You may
remember years ago in this hall, spoke to you Of
the necessity Of proceeding, ate to the reform
Of those laws which regulate servtudea reform that
must come from above that il may not come from below
MY words have been i'll understood Since then this
reform has been the object Of my constant sohctute and
having invoked the Divine blessing on my undertaking,
have commenced the work. When, at the Request Of
the governments OF St Petersburg and lathuana, my
rescrpts appeared expected confess, that the nobility
Of Moscow would have been the first To answer my APP
peal. But il was the mobiles OF MIMI Novgorod who
took the lead, and the government of Moscow figures
neither in the second the third rank. have ,lt
great sorrow at this because am proud Of having
born al Moscow because always loved this city n
heir apparent the throne, because still love NY
native city have fixed for you the bases of the reor
and shall never swerve from them
Here the Emperor explained the fundamental principles
of the abolition of serdom, contained in his recrpts
and continued as follows
love the nobility; regard as the first support OF the
throne. desire the welfare Of the people, but have
intention that it should be effected to your derment but
you yourselves in your own interest ought endeavor
TO improve the condition of the peasants. Remember
that all Russia has its eyes fixed the government OF
Moscow am always ready TO do for you all that lies
my power to do give me- then the possibility Of espous
ing your interests. Do you understand me- gcntlemcnS
have been told that the committee have already effected
much have read the minutes Of its sttngs; have ap
proved several Of the regulations Once again. repeat
70 you gentlemen that act as 10 enable TO take
up your interests II is thus that you will justify the
hdence have placed in you
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JOrENEY or THE CzAR TO MOsCOw-HIs sPI


JOURNEY or THB CzAK TO MOsCOw-His SPEECHES
To THE MOBILES.
Tlo Ruuan Gas,f,s ~ ~ Isirtrrg caniains short al
drt.ss delivered BY tie Emperor Alexander dHrur hs
visit O. TVcr kostrOma AMI NUuINotgorod, before tie
nobility e those three provinces when thel me
Ecutc1 ID him. Al Tvcr, where considerable Opposition
has been manifested. the Emperor said q tie nobtlty
kfltN 90 tfa kutg aad sac& t1r t means u WING
tie best possible organization 90 the peasant. a. AZ
Cortng - Toe wants of to different localities, conform
e that ihcre Shall D. nodermeui either FOR yourselves ~
cor thcm You know how much have y1lf weiai-e a
heart hope that tbc interest ~ your pasants W g.
equally dear - you am ana therefore convinced taa y0l
vii cudeayor u arrange matters such manner that
there may BE- nothing proludca either ior yuarsevc or
your peasants. am convinced that may be ran4i On
tins subject. and that shall have your support ii tbs
affair. had during The late W. cannot ~ ar Jed
IN our acts object the samc-tue pHbe ute-est
a. Russia leave you under the fullest cBlvrtUn that
you wiH justify my expectation aud my confidence IN
yon. aud am convinced that yUl yl give yYsr CO.
operation, without throwing obstacles W thg way o my
Ia The address delivered At Kos,rona a., Emperor
thanked the nobility Cor the cagcrucss wAr4 tluy AaI
Cvenced 10 meet his wishes.
That question emancipation o. the paasaui.) have
much a. heart A. d s most important 90 she future
tare 81 RUSSIA have doubt thai on tbs esUu WheI
may ~ called vital one, y0s viii fuzzy Justify my ok
yeaiNnt AMI that n applying The general prime pies Dlu
tanned my tescrpis according q the want II tie
l0auss, you vii, viii Gods stance, complete that
Frcat wofk without prejudice either 70 yourselves d
The reply te address q the nobility or Ntn yovso
rod said -
nm clad % be able 70 thank Won in person for the ga
WIFI - lFh'H .kAh Distinguished TIE MOBILES or
NoyEurod lOu were the hft o respond II nv ANIMAL 1T
The important question ~ tho aratap AZ M ra ~
81 The peasants. But learn with regret that persona
discussions have taken place amongst y0u TINT e Is n
regretted. personalities spoil ali affairs Enaeaver 1,
avoid them. hope that there viii be 10 more IN tan,
aud then the common affair will advance I know t1.t
you have labored with zeal and that you have areafy
done muoa Continue, beg ~ YOU. ] place nv rsa6
dcncc IN you, and hope that you viii justly H. Ia to-
1nBang conscentously The task have set you Won will
eive me q new proof Of your love, ~ your devooaness
nd 0f The dntorese desire 70 promote the public good
which All times has distinguished the inhab aus II tho
government u NUn NOvgorOd. ! am happy ~ aad my.
ee amongs, you after the twenty years that have
passed suoe my last visit 90 this town.
~ MOSCOW, where The measures proposed by the En-.
reror had n0 been very tav0raby received III Maosty
SAID
ntcrnen-i an always happy being able 10 address
thahss " ~ nobility bot u0t my nature ~ speak
hstnst my consceucc always speak the truth and 10
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American Commercial Enterprise.



The Americans have a quick perception of
kc for their produce and while Europe yet ignorant or
hcsatinp as TO the immense importance OF the North
Asatic Mississippi opened up in River Amoor TO the
merce Of the world the Yankee merchants and shippers
have landed considerable cargoes Of al the port of
Ncolaaw al the mouth of that stream, which Russian
steamers have conveyed at up into the very heart Of
lartary and the interior Of the Muscovte empire The
unexpected supplies have had astonishing effect the
the late fair at Noroygorod which emporium the Gen.
tral Asacs resort for the purchase of that merchandise
the value ~ which has fallen thirty per cent owing to the
new sources Of sugar importation; and every other
modify VIII shortly be similarly affected by what must be
perfect revolution on the borderand of China, Mongos
tan and southern Siberia English cutlery, crockery,
ton, &c. &c, wuuG nnd among the millions access
be Ia European trade vast outlet the Russians have
not yet organized any efficient line of customs and their
necessity.
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The Board met last evening" President Purdy in the
chair.
The MAYOR sent commun cato stating that as the
names he had before submitted as commissioners for
building the City Hall were a i accepted by the
Board, be submitted three other nilemen-Mchael
Ushoerer, VIM. H. Appleton and Geo. W. Bunt-as Com
missoncrs
After few remarks, the Board refused to confirm
the nominations Of the Mayor.
ASSESSMENT on TIKI poucE FoRcE.
Supervisor TWEED offered the following
Whereas II has been currently reported that the Com
missoners OF Police have assessed each patroman Sl5
srgeants OF police S25 and captains $50 therefore be
Resolved That the Commissioners of Po ice be- al
hereby, requested 10 inform this Board If lid to
he raised for the purpose OF increasing the Police Life,
Health and Insurance Fund.- and If not for what purpose
said sum IS to be levied and expended. Adopted.
The Committee on Civil Courts reported in favor of de-
Tending the suits commenced against the Commissioners
of Taxes and to empoy counsel defend the County
Treasurer in the Of the State against the county
Adopted
EXPENDITURES POLICE COMMISSIONERS
President PuRpY of the Auditing Board OF Police
Expenditures made report by which il appears that the
increase of expenditure in that department for 1889
that Of 1858 Sl54 649 50. The above increase
elusive OF the interest on the cost Of station
houses in the several wards and also Of the repairs, fur
niture fuel and light which several items cha gel -
other appropriations and also exclusive of the expense o.
50 900 OF police telegraph, which last amount pad
by the city government.
The report ordered to be printed in pamphlet
form.
Several small bills ordered to be paid, and the
Board adjourned TO Friday next al three O'Clock
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pLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
I'D street. New Yotk-FashDuary locates elegantly fur.
nished and open Cor the reception 81 rnests osr Al
per day by the week Al lower Public favor cspeuy
solicited ty the management
BLANCHARD MACMILLAN
IIoTYr. ST. GERMAN, BROADWAY, FIFTII AVENUE
III and Twenty second sre-.Thls beautiful and unique
buei heing repanied repaired and pu LII r. etc order
for the reception " guests klngany rooms
and suite, al having baths attached rent perna
nsntly reasonable The hotel CONDUCTED entirely an
TIE European plan and particular paid 81 the rcan
which VII b. supplied with AT the ieaaies the
Meals served ~ private parl0fs The location N ths
hn At the intersection % rgaiway Fnh avenue and Tentv
h excccd by tha CITY ii being
" the accessible and fashionable neizhborhos
HOTEL ST. JuLIEN-TIIIs FAyORiTE HOTEL.
known Juliens M Washington place opprsln Inc
New York Hotel having been refted repanfa aud newly
furnished throughout NIL be opened Immediately Tor families
single gentlemen Meals viii be by private table
Ia carte
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NGATKIMONIAI.-MADE MOIsEII.E MAIZE vAUvIs
M s1ERE professor Of autogrsphy COR resng % character
a persons andwrine) and spiritual writing medium will
upon receipt twenty Eve equivalent in stamps
Of handwriting, send to person full de-
lneaon of their character affairs Of the heart
tiny also description 81 the they love will marry
Address postpaid Marie Msuyissiere broadway Post oce
through the mail All communications answered 10
after their receipt
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CLOSE oF THE TERM-NEw TRIAL AWARDED To
CANCENI-JURIsDICTION or COUNTY COURrs-rHg
METROPOLITAN rOLICB CASE TO IN RE ARGUED.
fFrUm the Albany Evening IOuruaf Oat

CLOSr or THE TERM-NEw TRIAL AWARDED To
CANCENI-JCRISDICTION or COUNTY COuRrs-THE
METROPOLITAN rOLICE CASE TO M REkRGrED.
tFrom the Albany Evening Journal, Oct 211
Tho court of Appeals adjourned 10 day, having heard
including few submitted. seventy arguments AMI
having two days exhausted the LAY cllen
dar and found ready for argument
Among TIE dee sons 81 most general interest that IN
Tho case II Arnold Rocs, affirming the cunstut onal
y q tie statute cUnferfng jurisdiction upon the county
courts % actions or The foreclosure 81 mortgages
new TRIAL has been granted IN the case 81 Csncemi
ami tht pruCpe established that upon the trial Of
etant i.t capital offence consent 81 the prisoner
ton ~ TIE case Was whether the fact that Clpcem
w., ~ go ~ l4fns was - prcseted upon the record
As mat tc Nolrt ~ Appeals could udlciay be informed
mrrcoi. 1he wa settled II the Affirmative
III Mtuopoltan f0tec case, involving the question
whether The policemen 0f h0 Ola force who adhered 10
Fernando Wool AMI resisted the now organization be
camc members q the new police notw Outstanding a
manifestation " their nation ~ 10 ~ A. strong
a. 1 could Ne made by pitched battle has been or
dered y second resrgumcnt, the Court, 4 = under
stood continuing divided IN opinion.
During The present year more than 900 carscs have
been taken from the calendar ~ argument AMI subl
sol--a number very much larger than IN any previous
year VI the calendar Notwithstanding s not diminished
from term 20 term, not from lacs ~ industry IA the
Judges No other court of last this country or
abroad il will be found has disposed ~ large a nun
Der ~ cases the time The following analysis OF
tho calender ~ the term which ha. Just closed NAV sg
ges some II the reasons why continues be 50 large
~ the cases The calendar there
a.. frs 4aC Ill Dsofrf
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MATRIMONIAL.

n ance 81 some young lady, aud N course % time both
willing they be made he olnr and no
young lady need be AFRAID 10 VI eoresponieuce
w be strictly confidential between ourselves he writer Il
well OF and noble hearted fellow found ANY
young lady this ~ senng lew lines 10 Henry
= smith, Post o0ico, II Troy street
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or BUSINESS HABITS DF.
~ the acquaintance 81 industrious ana vruYus
young lady, with view % marriage between ~ Is
years References exchanged Address Al sincerity with
r,ai name stating place q interview T. NJ broadway Post
Office, for days.
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PERSON AL.


roRK, IRELAND.-JAMES, PATRICK, CORNELIUS
~ Abby Walsh natives OF fermoy requested 70
10 their brother. Peter Walsh Address Mrs Coady
rs South street Boston. u >. 80
II g. SANDERS IS EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO
~. write his friends In London. When last heart from
he residing al Hudson street New York. Any nior
nation OF him will be gratefully received. Address C. " tie
raid Office.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF EMIL LoEFFKE FOR
mery OF Prussia kaukehnenl, by relative who would be
glad to see him at sos Washington street.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF CATHERINE LARNEY,
j (whcse maiden Phillips by her sister Phil.
lips living in Charleston but No - ST. Nicholas Hotel
MIR PETER STRACk is REQUESTED TO CALI. At
M the office Of the undersigned in relation business
oil his lrother.in law, MIR. VIM. Jerberg
MARTl GALLOL 4 Co, No. 4 South William street.
TO-DAY AT TEN O'CLOCK.
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ELoPEMENT AND ROBBERY IN CANADA.-A rascal,
named Lewis Dunna runner for of the hotesapped
yesterday with the wife OF Mr. John Osborne, Of the Inon
Hotel, York street The guilty pair carried OF with them
$3.50 belonging to Osborne. 1t appears that they went
westward by the Grand Trunk afternoon train the woman
riding out in buggy TO Weston, and there joining the
cars.-16ro7,to Globe, oct. 10.
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&C.

~ Fiy cent than i given by others be OBJ
m,a ~ large or , saa, MaRnxv personaE -
a haiha