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R8-Noticc-The public are hereby Informe ID
that MONDAY u2h July positively the last
day the payment Of their City cost The
dersgued respectfully invites all who not yet paid
forward and do
jyI 2pl2t ADAM GTFFEN, Treasurer
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.Be,0 ,JssUep,tge Books

FOR VACATION READING
For sale by
THOMAS II. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER,
No. 100 Canal street,
ABB0TT'S SERIES OF HISTORIES.
RoLLO BOOKS-Iu Il volumes.
SUNNY SIDE St RIEs- In volumes.
THE JUVENILE ldBRARY-In l4yols, comprising "The
Boy Of Spirit" Happy Days" 'II be Lady !" 'sIn be
aGenteman,'' Onward, Right Onward, !" etc, etc.
AUNT MAYORS PICTURE STORY BOOK.
ADVENTURES OF A DOG AND a GOOD DOG, TOO
ADVENTURES OF A BEAR AND A GREAT BEAR TOO.
woODis ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY.
N, B.-A complete assortment Of JUVENILE BOOKS, ut
jyl2 2p3t No. 1O5 CANAL STREET.
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Fa~Beyvare Of QuncE NOstrums ana QuacIk
Hembods Highly Concentrated Extract Buehu
ali Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Sexual Organs
Read the advertisement headed Helmbods Genuine Prepa-
ration.'
For sale wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT CO. Nos.
21 and l5l Ghartres street jyl2 2p9teod
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LEA s. EeB'rt1ls7
WORCES HIRE AUCE.

The attention of Hotel Keepers roprieors OF Eating
Caterers for Clubs Mess-room and Private Families Is
ended trial Of Lea Perrns1 famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condeut its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant paatabe and wholesome Sauce app
cable soup fish hot and cold meats game etc. etc.
tsnsvey used in all quarters of the globe.
The Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly of its merits and the fact that received the only
Meda awarded te foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
the estimation in which held by selected witt
5peeia referenceo their ability Judge of the quality Of si
lar articles of table And being popular Sauce ii
the market unpfiuciped parties offering for sale puou,
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprieors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock Rlwaysip store. Aooders received for drectBhip
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
405 Broadway New York,
Jy24 2ply Sole gents the United PerrlnB
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Henry Letth,

No. TO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRHA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style nvl5 Poly
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Memo snr org1enRs.-The New York News
speaks of The complaint Of several seamen belonging
to the ship City Of New York that negro has been
placed over them as third officer, and remarks:
These men think their task hard enough at all
times when serving under white men, but to be
obliged to obey a negro is too much. They naturally
have but little affection for the wooey heads and on
going aboard as they did at Liverpool to find one of
the officers of the ship stamping big Niger, was
anything but palatabe or agreeable.
We suppose the owners of the ship have right 10
appoint whom they please as officers, but it must be
confessed that the complaint Of the sailors is very
natural N. Y. journal Of Commerce.
TO be placed under the authority Of negro must
undoubtedly be repugant to the feelings Of sensible
and manly sailor but 1t is merely practical enforce.
ment Of the doettine Of the equality Of races, ad-
yocated BY the Northern fanatics.
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Sunday the 18th inst, at hacpas O'Clock A. NJ JOHN
ARBO, years, aredent Of Jefferson City for the pss
IS years
The friends and acauantances Of the family respectfully
invited to attend this morning at 10 o'clock from
residence Valance aud Tchoupitouas Streets
,Jeffersop CITY.
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n "a.
TYPE SETTING AND DISTRIBUTING MAGHISE.-At
ter1ts innuerable almost have been made to invent
d mechanical machine to take the place of the
human machine in the setting aud distributing of
type, But hitherto no inventive genius has been
able successfully to sapersede the of the finger
ends. Time aud again ii has been announced that
all difficulties had been overcome, and that at last
mechanism had been made equal 10 man for the pnr-
pose of composition But all these attempts failed of
practical or general utility. MI, I. Alden, of this
city, however, has, alter many years spent in expert
composition and distribution of type. Its chief merit
and the popularity in which it exees other contri
vanees of the kind is that the type are set and dis
tribted by one and the machine, (hy keys) in
stead of seParatelg, as before, The processes by
which the little bits are caught up and put down just
in the right places, with never a bunder except
when the human agency at the machine makes one !;
the way in which types are fed ont and returned
again through an endless round that the distrbu-
toD keeps up constant supply for the composition;
and the cunning devices by which thousand little
practical difficulties are overcome are evidences of
marvellous ingenuity the part of the inventor aud
show what thought and perseverance can accomplish
Mi. Alden thinks q good eoupostor, accustomed to
manipulate the keys would be able to set and dis
tribute about Is 600 ems day. The cost Of the ma
chine will probably be from $1,000 70 Si.j0O.
IN. 7. Express Sd inst
We have nompnsitors in our Office who can beat
that machine with their own fingers, any day, or for
any number Of days. MIR. Alden had better get up a
machine that will bear more steam to the square inch
Anything that isn't good for 10000 ems per day. at
least couldn't flourish in this section of country;
where fast and good printers do most abound.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-12

A correspondent Of the Townsville Enterprise,
writing from Cairo, Decatur county Ga, tells the fol-
lowing story
Several years ago one Of my dogs was bitten ~
snake. On Sunday evening gave it some brandy
and used other remedies. but on Monday night It
died. Having heard that a snake would form inside
OF dog thai was bitten by a snake, in company
with another gentleman, had the dog opened and
found j snaky looking substance ~ feet long with
diamonds on The back, and six rings round the tail
end. It had no visible head, only one end bunter
than the other and having disappearance Of having
lived several hours.
We wonder II puppy forms inside OF person
dying Of the bite Of mad dog, Prentice asked that
question, az 4 matter Of course. The medical fra
ternity should see into the matter. Won't some
patriot allow himself to get bit by mad dog TO
Tther the ends Of science and humanity?
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Southern Fsestft'tl's ag"ercaO0sns

Southern Reea'aaft't1's Fy'grearO0alss
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, Netg Orleans.
Has Just received from the mHpuactory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDsTEADs, in ad
diton to hyhlthero asge stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onnPFisng EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line viii their advantage TO
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
5yl2 3p6thltW III and us Canal styset
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

ALFRED NUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine Street,
Will for month only, dispose of their large stock Of
MEMS, BOYS ANB CHILDREN'S CLOTHING at nesr
cost, and many styles at less.
Furnishing Goods.
COTTON SHIRTS, Linen Bosorns Collars and Wristbands
So per dozen under old prices same rate
Gauae Cotton Merino and Lse Thread SHIRTS nesr cost
LINEN DRAWERS, full assortment near cost
TIES splendid assortment near cost.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT THE ABOVE RATES.
After which time the Old Depot viii undergo painting and
extensive alteration.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street.
jyl2 2p6t of Gravier.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

Mr.. EDMUND N. IvENS. Agent for p. Rahm's Eagle Ma
chine Works Of Richmond Va leaves the 2ist Of June for
Richmond. He will with very heavy shipment Of
those celebrated Portable aud Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins Corn Mills, Saw Mills etc. etc. early in October
next.
Everything with these Works Southern ori
GIN Even the Saws made the South and each gua
anteed against defect.
the South for the thirteen years and in this part Of the
South for the last three years, has been encouraging to
these extensive Works in doubling their capacity We
send mechanics machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine.
RPloutfrs remember 1t your interest paonze these
Southern Works.
FNy office from Ist of October next viii be No Union
street, New Orleans. EDMUND NJ, IvENs
ielq 3mkW General Southern Agent
SELLING OUT, TO QUIT THE BUSINESS.
a RARE CHANCE FOR STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS. RES
TAURANTs, HOTEL-KEEPERs AND OTHERS,
The subscriber is now Offering his entire stock at and below
cost, consisting Of
Hardware, Stoves and Tlnware.
good assortment of Sheet Iron STOVES, beautifully I'm
ished, suitable for steamboats, and hotels.
Cooking Stoves Of every size for families
Chatting Dishes, Soup Tureens, Coffee Urns.
Side Lamps, Signal LAM s, Lanterns.
Cooks Knives, IRpanGed Trays, Tea Pots
Melon Jelly and Cake MoaIds
complete assortment Of
KITCHEN TINWARE.
Iron Gas Pipe, Of all sizes.
Iron Gas Pipe Fittings.
Brass and Iron Globe Valves.
Oil Globes, Brass Cocks, Union Joats.
Steam and Vacuum Gauges
Single aud Double Actiou Force Pumps.
Nov in use2 Tnnans' Tools, Pipe Stocks
Dies, Coppersmflhs' Tools.
As the whole stock be cleared Immediately early call
is earnestly requested
HOWARD II. ZACHARIE,
jef4 I'm 81 Fulton and 80 Front Ievee.
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saVam 81 CO.'S Lotteries
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.


OUT INTERRUPTION.
Swan d Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
HThe late attempt to njure firm has shown that our
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, that our Prizes PAID
PUNCTUALlY AID that our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN Co
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. in each
of their Single Number Lotteries fcs June, 1858, a.
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public the superintendent Of
,nr1,n-s sinrnr
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CANDs' sARSAPARHLA,
. IN QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying the Blood.


May be attained by keeping the Blood pure and the Liver
Stomach ana Bowels free all morbid secretions. The
prompt action Of this
CELEB RATED EXTRACT
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%. CarUes. CompaIsy's
Eee0 shoUttpg satOo,,.

UVG9D SFiWCRfag SdtOOEas
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty years has been the head
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
friends customers opened New Establishment
No. II Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-OfBce,
Which, he them will in every way be worthy Of
patronage From MS long experience in this city,
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements
the public will his best the sppoba.
on Of all who favor hu with their As he made
arrangements with of the very the
South west, may that they will be
tended with skill prompnes and dispatch all times
at all hours
n. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place,
m25 2ptf Opposite the flee.
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ss-Aaother Case Of Observation-Disclosures

VILE N Y. March 4, 1856
DIR. c. NJ Jacksou-Dear Sir Having received great benefit
from the Of Hooand German Biters think It my duty
friend of mankind them know IT, had for years
been afflicted with dyspepsia arising affection the
liver and arrangement Of the stomach unsr the care of
the physicians Of this vicinity hui obtained was in
duee3 through the advice Of friend commence the se of
Bters, and took faithfully according directions three
bottles which entirely cured me- and ind self in as
good health as have enjoyed.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN @. QUEESES
ASK for Hoofand's German Bers Take nothing else and
that the signature G NJ jackson is On tie wrapper Of
each bottle.
Principal Office AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists or sorekeeper IN every and village
United States Gana5as West Indies and South America at Is
cents per bottle
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j WRIGHT
CO., Nos q and Isl Charities street, jyl spIm6W
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NsUKANcE AND COLLECTING AGENCY

specr's Patent Clasp and Hoop Iron Bands,
FOR BALIEG COTTON.
For samples Of this very and cheap fastening
which has been tested at the o. Arsenal and found be
much stronger than rsqured baes and for all IN
formation Mug apply the undersigned Of the
petentee for The Southwestern States j. s. COPIES
e8 81 Caroalelct street, Nav Orleans.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
NRARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY vIgE TICKETS

I'VE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
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New Orleans, March Is, 1855
have used Goins Kaperlapeum" for eh8 and fever and
has cured entirely believe will when everything
else fails. a. W. SMITH,
Nau, FrIaons
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DaLey's .Wuqtcal Fs0ias E.ct,.0cs01

ARttEkeYzS sTKNgtC0t FNtaa H1stEl'0CE01'
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the severest
burns or scads in from twenty minutes heal the
without scar and efecuay Fever Sores, Salt Eheum
Piles Inhammdory Rheumatism, Sore and Iuianled Eyes
Cuts Wounds Bruises Old Sores scald Head
ions Spraus Swelngs, Feloas caibans Bites Insects
Sore Nipples Sweed Broken Breasts and all
ammsoy and Cnaneops Diseases where the parts affected
can be reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail prOpreors
prices, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charities street,
General Agents for the South to whom all orders
should he addressed. jyl2 2p3eod&Itw
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


prizes of 1900 approxmang $4,000 prize 600
prizes of 80 approxmatiug 10000 prize l2&
prizes of 200 approxmating 10000 prize Gre.. sN
prizes Of 1875 approxmating 5000 prize are... 30
prizes of 100 approxmating 1900 prize are.... 10
prizes of Is appropratng 5000 prize Rre.... sOt
prizes of 50 spproximating 1850 prize 7Gl
1000 prizes Of 20 l000N
54S5 prizes amounting $500 OR
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New Orleans, March Is 1858.
M. Coins have been using your "Kaperlapeumn for
fsula that have suffered with for the last eighteen years
ing during that operated upon by Johnson
Louis without have been induced Try your Ka-
perlapeu, and confess, with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy
AMOS HI 7HTOWER,
Cont street, Robinson street.
ms 2ptf New Orleans.
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Near Cost, FOR CASH OMiy i!

S U NJ NJ Err CLOTHIN G
And
FURNIsHING GOODS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
MARRIED.


KuxumEL-WAGNER On he l8ih, by Judge
F. w. D sges, M. Frederic KeumnI. Of 81.
Lou.-, and Miss Natalie, daughter Of g. D Wag
neF, or tbs city.
CT The Lord be praised fer the institution o.
weG.ockI Il brings happiness 10 all, from the
printers devil up 10 The aged matron. who parts
with The darling Of her he irt, and resigns her 10
comparatively strange hands, teai fully, yet Joy
fully. The printers Office and household wee
joyful, too, the golden quarter eagle was. peck
eted, the huge cake sliced, and the corks drawn
from couple bottles of generous Catawba, made
from grapes grown on the hills of Glasgow: they
we just been discussed-tbe health Of the groom
and bride duly drank, and we only add,
May they gently hoattogether
O-r LIES ever changing sea,
And through calm and stormy weather
Sill in love united be.
HAwKIEs-MABTIN,-0 the 9th, Mr.. J. NJ.
Hawkins and Miss Laura Martin, both Of CharI-
ton county.
B,RUM-FA RMER.-On the 18th, Mr.. J. D. b.
rum and Mrs. Marth Jane Farmer, both OF Bruins
wick.
BAsEY- PLUsKETT.-0n the 18th, Sir d. c.
Basey. of 81. LOUIS. and Miss Matte W., daush-
ter Of Willis II Piunket, OF Brunswick. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Gold Discover ed in Missouri.

We have just learned, says the ST. Jo-
seph Gazette, from Mr.. H. W. Stephens,
Sho came in directly from Gentry county,
that Peter Stephens, Esq, Deputy Survey
or OF Gentry county, made discovery Of
GnId OH Conwan's Branch, one Of the trib-
uraries Of the West fork Of Grand River.
Several old Californians are now at work
on The branch, making from one 10 SIR dol
lars pr day. The gold is very fine and
light, and il is believed by those who are
digging !or ii, that heavy deposies exist
somewhere i'll the neIshbOrhood. Esten-
sive plAcers are al,o found in Ringgold
county, Iowa, and large number of per-
SUBS are al work upon them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

IDr. LowRr publi.he. communities.
.'0n ID The last Paris Mercury" adyoca,-
ing the reelection Of Col. Anderson, with
'u' democratic opposition. Does the Doc
''' endorse Col. As Minnesota speech,
wen as his Kansas course? We know
coi. a. Is an ultra southern man, and so is
~. Doctor, and IS the former objects TO the
Ainesoia Constitution both as a Southern
man aid an American, how far does the
Doctor 60 with him? We think we shall
y" get the bulk of the democracy back on
Inc American Platform; indeed. there is al
present no other political platform, which
HOOKS 70 the preservation of the Constitution
and Union, first and last.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
HUNr.vILLE, Mo, }
MAY II. 1858. {

DEAR GREEN: The nomination of Coz.
Horner is unsatisfactory 10 portion Of the
Democracy Of Randolph eouhty, Old line
Wings and Americans are opposed 10 him,
brcause o. his being the nominee Of the
Roanoke Convention. and tis utraism as a
partisan. His only chance for election
consists III the difficulty of those opposed 10
him 10 unite On candidate.
Who shall be selected for the CANVASS;
hail it be Wight, who dIstauced the CI.
he last time his name was before the peo-
pie, Or shall !. be Davis OF Charlton, or
ShackeIlord,o or Prewi,l; or will DR. Fort, the
acknowledged leader OF Democracy in this
District. in its days OF Jacksonian purity
throw aside the shackles Of party, declare
himself an independent candidate, and be
trlumphantly elected. DR.. Fort has long lived
in Howard, Charlton, and Randol pin coun
ties. HIS thorouga acquaintance suits the
wants of the people of these counties; his
parliamentary experience, ability, and in
delaisabIe industry, would make him a
man Of mark in the Senate, and would re-
feet honor on the district.
RANDOLPH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

LOOK Asour.-lt has been announced
'na' an Emancipation candidate would be
ru' upon the track, in This Congressional
Da''r'et. II this be done, the bulk of the
woes he gets, win be dram from, the demo.
"a''e ranks. The democrats will raise the
ery That the Americans must unite will,
.asn, 70 kill of The Emancipalionist.. Let
' Americans stand firm, vote for a can.
. .''a'e Of their own, leaving the democracy
= ssaas and spia on their fsvorite theme.
.'s'y. There is no danger Of sIecting an
to'neipa'ionist-not a bill But O good
sA's 70 sesi Clark and his party Of sci-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
The Latest Eews from Fort Scott and
the Utah Army.
The War Probably Ended

We are indebted TO Mr.. CAMERON. Of
the steamer John D. Perry, for the follow
ing information from the u'ah Army, fur
nished BY Mr.. Gerrish, of the firm OF Gil.
bert Il Gerrlsh, OF Sal. Lake Guy, VIII
was passenger on the boat l, is the lat.
est news from the army, and reliable:
LEFT Camp Scott April 18Th. Health Of
the camp good. Capt. Marcy is 200 mile,
south OF Fort Laramie-he will arrive al
Camp Scott on OF before the Is; June-ha,
some or 5000 head Horses, Mules. Bee
cattle and sheep, for The use Of Utah Army
Col Hoffman left Fort Laramie. April 25L
for Camp Scott. Several Bull aud AIu!e
Trains left the Fort on the 24lh April for
Camp Scott. April Mail left for Camp
Scott March 25th, arrived at Fort Laramie
April 23d. Gov. Cumming left Csmp
Scuit April 9Th, for Great Salt Lake Civ
had no escnrt. Col. Tho<. l. Kane. &C
companied him, B. F. Ficklin.' partv ar.
rived on he morning OF the lOlh-did not
learn the News from his party. Water n,
crossing South Platte very high; grass good
this side Of Fort Laramie; roads very bad;
Indians qniet. Did not see a Buffalo.
gThe ST. Lonis papers containing full
Ter particulars, leaving bnt little doubt ,ha,
The Mormons have caved. and that there
will be no fighting. Mr.. KANE, Peace
Commissioner, who wen, 10 Salt Lake via
California, had been TO Camp Scolt several
times, and accompanied Gov. Cumming, by
invitation OF Brigham Young, it was sup
posed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
School Superintendent.

The last Fulton Telegraph contains
card from John G. provinces. announcing
himself an Independent candidate for State
School Superintendent. Mr.. P. is ma
tive of Missouri, graduate Of,he State L.
University, and has had several years expert
ence as Teacher, thus rendering him faIni
liar with the workings Of our School System.
He is IN American-EdIior Of the Tele-
eraph-but does not announce himself as q
party candidate-but hopes 10 receive such
support only as his qualifications and fit
ness for the Office entitle him to.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
r"THE WEST" is the tile of o new

Er"THr WEST" is the tile of new
weekly paper, jus, issued in ST, Joseph, the
first number Of which is before US. Il is
published BY F. NJ. POsegate S Co., and
edited by Wash Jones and E. Y. Shields
/. is beautiful specimen Of typography
independent, but not neutral, Twill hail
virtue wherever found, spi; upon and scorn
dishonesty, corruption, and demagoguery,
in democrat, Republican and American,
give facts without garbIing, and tell The
truth upon all occasions" just wha:
paper ought 10 be, and what an editor ought
TO do. TEE WEET'r We like the name
We have heard SO much bother and bath
or" about The North and the South, that tie
fact has been overlooked, there is Hest
Let the West speak oft.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

RW. are under obligations 10 Gen.
Clark, for forwarding US valuable bound
public documents, printed by order Of Con-
gresI, for public distribution. Among
them, is the 7ih volume Of the explorations
for Rail Road Route from the Mississip-
pi river 10 the Pacific Ocean, book which
ought to be more generally examined, and
which always should be al hand for refer
snee,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

RrsrxID.-Tbs Missouri Banks re-
'umsd specie payments, last Friday. The
State Bank declines rsdeeming the note, Of
her Branches, but takes them on deposite
- "Banksble funds" The Exchange
Bank, Of 81. Louis, rsdeems the notes of
the glasgow Branch-snd the Branch here
redeens the notes OF the Parent Bank.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

EHon. Josiah J. Evans, United States
Senator from South Carolina, died OF Wash
ington City Friday. His death was sud-
den. He wa, in his seat the day before,
IN good health. A. P. Hsyns has been ap-
pointed 10 Gil the vacancy.