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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
Blowing up q Convention.

Senator Brown. Of Mississippi. in his
late barbecue speech, used this Language:
The Democratic party was being aboll-
,Ionized. II refused to acknowledge the
duty Of Congress 10 protect slavery in the
Territories. He proclaimed that the only
hope Of the Southern Democracy was 10
make a fight in the Charleston Convention
TO 60 there determined TO have their
views Incorporated in the creed OF the par.
iy, or burst the concern up in a row. He
had no doubt, as they had heretofore con.
irolled the party on oil great questions, that
the Northern free soil element would yield
in graceful submission again. II j, did not,
why then apply the torch to the great tenn
pie. Of democracy, and blow the concern 10
n . Yff
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

Dr,APPEARED.-Mr. J. D. Hignlte, Of Ch,r1-
ton county, mysteriously disappeared from here
last Thursday. His mind had been affected for
rome time, and he was here under medical treat
nent. He left Inc hotel that day about II O'Clock
and Was last seen near the river. shortly after
wards. The steamer Ben Lewis was al the land
ing. That Boat returned yesterday, and the off,
GERS say no ore went on the boat while she was
here. The suppositicn is, that he drowned MN
eelf, as he admitted to his friends he had coaten-
MATED self-destruction. He was Of light com
ilsxion-light hair-slinly built, and looked to
be from 20 to IS years old.
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oun ArnY Mrs SENT BAcK FROM THE ST..

ouE AHMY MEN SENT BACK FROM THE SEAT
OF WAR."-The European governments are moi
disposed TO communicate the secrets of Their mil
is,ry science and improvement in Weapons ofwar
TO The Yankees. We learn from the Richmond
E"9aiTeT, of The 18Th, that private letters from the
continent Of Europe, intimate that the American
officers who had been permitted by the United
States 70 60 10 the seat of war in order to gain
military insight into war tactics by observation of
the contending powers, have been refused pass
ports TO travel thither. They consequently re-
turned to England to await further diplomatic
consideration of the matter and cause OF object
ion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

A FATHER WITH THREE Dozen CaiL-
DREN,-At MarkheideDfelt, at village on
the river Main, in Bavaria, there lives
man sixty-eight years Of age, named johann
mes Schottenbeck. He is a master chin
ney sweep, vocation more honorable in
Germany than in this country, and for half
n century has given personal attention 10
his business. He is now living with his
third wife, and on the 10Th of !June last,
his lhirty-sixth child was chrlstened at the
parish church. BY his first consort he had
seven by his second, eleven; and by his
third, eighteen children-hslf of whom are
girls, and one-half bays. A few families
so prolific would supply nation with all
the soldiery required for its defence, and
laborers 10 preiorm IFS necessary eericul-
lure and manufacturing. There is vitality
left III the old Teutonic stock yet. enabling
it TO sprout so nbundanily. -e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
reported Defeat Of the Tyrolese, and In
Vaslon OF Tyrol by Garibaldi Corps,
PROCLAMATION BY KoSsUYH TO THE
--Ja4 HUNGARIANS.- 80 -

-, 80 NEW YORK, July Is.
Inc steamship City of Washington arrived Il
'nls port TINS afternoon with Londonllnd Liver
pool dates to the I'll. She stopped at Cork. q
Inc next battle between the Austrians and the
Aii'es. 1t was expected, would take place on the
river Adige. -a-r :
II was reported that the British mail steamer.
had been requested by the Government TO pre.
pare to carry ornaments. '.r =.
Ancona was declared in state of siege.
A Frankfort letter says that the Austrian Gov
eminent has beed compelled by the battle of Sol.
ferino to dispatch to the seat of war troops which
it had held in reserve in the Tyrol.
The Province being consequently mepaced bv
the invasion of Garibaldi's corps, if intends 70
propose to the Diet, by virtue of the Treaty Of
Vienna, which requires the German States 10
guarantee each others German territory, to send
4 German army into the Tyrol.
Kossuth has issued proclamation calling The
Hungarlans to arms to struggle for liberty, and
announces that he would soon be among them.
The Invalide Russo discusses the possible com
plications of the war. Prussia, il says, has call
tu Out al dlHy OF oSu:UUU men, winch VIII be re-
inforced by the Federal contingent of 10000
men, and it is with such an enormous display of
force, that she proposes to ofrr mediation to
France, and to hasten the conclusion OF peace.
Vallejo, July 4.
oFFIcIAL-The French, increased by the army
corps of Prince Napoleon, will operate against
Verona, while portion of the Sandman army Will
continue the siege operations at Peschiera.
The Emperor Napoleon having sent back the
wounded Austrian officers, with request for ex-
change of other prisoners: an Austrian officer has
arrived with the announcement that the Emperor
will also send back without exchange the woun-
ded officers taken from the Allies, and that his
Majestyis equally DESTROYS for an exchange Of
other prisoners.
TURIN, July !.
OFFIcAL-The Sardnians have more closely
invested the exterior Notifications Of Peschera,
on the right bank of the Mincio, and on the 3Oh
ul;. our army (the French) crossed the river to
lnves Peso hiera on The left bank.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
A Change.
-"Who can caIkIlate
: - W M CuTI NdIhIIdIt
What's ewine 10 occur?"-Widow BsDoT7

-'WhJ can calkllale
What's gwine 10 occur?"-Widow BEpoTT.
Samuel Raymond, a beautiful lager been bped
who published black republican freedom shrek
ing o per in this city last winter, and who has
been connected with an independent paper at
Hannibal, has assumed the control of the said pa
per, and has come out thoroughly and unequiVo-
cally democratic. Yes, the very emphatic and
firm indivIdua; who was 10 be ever faithful and
fearless IN the great enterprise OF riding missouri
Of the s.incubns of slavery, and making her the
pecinl home of the Stree width man, "-even he
who oftentimes propbesied upon the emahciPatio
Of slavery, and diaated upon the patriotism OF
such men as Seward, Giddings, Banks, Blair and
Lincoln.-yes, the man who chung his banners
on the outer wall and cried still they come" who
emulated the maxim OF Davy Crockett, " Be sure
ven are right and then 60 ahead" all for the adj
yancement of the .'geat Republican party" has
wheeled about and declared fervent zeal for the
Democracy and IFS princIples.-Delta.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
Killed by a Negro.

Mr.F M. Wright, negro dealer of..St. Louis,
was killed by negro, near ST. Joseph, on Non
day of last week. Mr.. Wright had purchased
the negro, and was returning with him in buggy,
to ST. Joseph. When found, he was dead, and
fhe negro gone. Mr, VI. carried revolver in
his coat pocket, and it is supposed The negro got
possession of it, unperccived, shot him il the
head, and made his escape. The negro was seen
once or twice, and was closely pursued. He has
no doubt been taken beforI this.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
Green on Douglas.

The Northeast Reporter, Senator Green's home
organ, reviews at length the late letter of Sena-
ator Douglas, and comes to the following cOnclu-
sion:- --
SInterpreting his letter BY bis Freeport and 9th
speeches, we are forced TO the CONCLUSION, that he
IN. ans TO repudiate the Cincinnati platform.
much of it as re'ates 10 this question, and lin
lien thereof interpolate into the creed of the par
ty'' the heresy that the people OF the territory
shall have the legal right 10 control slavery, from
the first organisation IF the TERRITORIAL government
and may legally, by 'unfriendly legislation" pro-
bibit il in the territory altogether. A more dam
liable hrssy vss RsvS eoHesivedI'' a.
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GREGORY MINES, July 5-1op. NJ.

| wrote you at one O'Clock, and although ex-
hausted by climbing the mines, the importance OF
the subject induces me 10 write again. My let
ter of this morning Is more than confirmed. With
in the area of six miles square, there are from BOO
to 800 different leads being opened, and from 81
900 ea orn.s ss, s 9S sv
mined; my impression is that from 100000 to
$50 900 is raised every day. There are at least
ten thousand men at work in the mines. We go
up in the morning 10 the other diggngs-Jackson,
Spanish, &c. A. F. GARRISON.
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~ The attention of old line wings, and thOs

q The attention of old line wings, and those
who cannot affiliate with the National Democrat
ic Plunderers, is called to letter from Hon. Root'
C. Winthrop, on the first page to-day's paper
The Nationals are striving veiy hard to draw the
opposition into their fold, to aid them in Saving
the country" they ssy--but really to keep them
in position to plumber 1t. The idea Of joining
the democrats TO save the country, has about as
much sound sense in it IS there would be in bum
Ing up hou.. 10 keep thievss frem plundering n.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21
FRESH DRUGS.

M IRE now in receipt OF our Spring stock
We have already the largest and most
varied stock that Is to be found IN any drug store
ne'-r. Pc bought for cash, and, therefore, we are
ole to sell as low as any, and we will do ii, try
US, and satisfy yourself of the fact. We will al
ways be found at our post 10 give our personal at
tention TO all who may call on or favor Us with
their orders.
Prescriptions ard family receipts carefully at
tended to.
june30 CROPP WILLIAMS.
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NJ Letters, saws the New York Herald, from

o. Letters, says the New York Herald, from
leading Southern Democratic politicians, indicate
that Senator Dougl,s' late manifesto has ruined
his prospects with them. The South will not a.
bide such test. Messrs. Toombs, Stephens,
Brown, Davis and others, denounce it with much
regret. Mr.. Douglas says If they will not accept;
the Opposition willard will also unite with the
Democracy of the North, and form Union par
ty. Advrces from Northern and Western leaders
approve the letter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

Hoes IN KENTUCKY According TO the re-
turns to the Auditors Office from slxty-four soun-
ties in Kentucky. there are in those counties the
presentyesr sl552s hogs, against $50 297 in 1853.
This is an increase of I36, PAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

DrrL.-O. Jennings Wise and P. Fl. Aylett,
Richmond, Va, recently fought bloodless duel
.n North Carolina. Wise being unframed, dis
charged his pistol in the air, and refused recon-
eiliation. The difficulty grew out of politics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

ErcRo HuNs.-A negro boy belonging to DR.
Price, Of Arrow Rock, was hung by the citizens
OF that place, Monday night. He had made an
attempt to violate the person of white lady
We know Of no further particulars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

~Wm. B. Edwards, Representative Of Dali
las county, has resigned, and the Governor has or
dsred an election to fill the vacancy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

RIvEs AND WEATHER.-The river is still re-
ceedn-, and boats are beginning 10 screpe the
bottom. The weather has been quite warm 2
the past II DAYS, the stee;s dusty, with but LIT Q
chance for con fort in or out loors The indica-
tons favor rain, this morning.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

There are some new advertisements in to-dsys'
paper, in which every man, woman and child,
white and black, in this whole section, is interest
Cd. Letthen be read.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

= ! virtue CT an order Of tha Howard Cs--sy
ID Court, made az TIE February terra &c g-;i
Cou-'- will in obedience . said or5lr, on ti.s
first IEas day in August lext, 1859, blfcTe IL,
Court House door IA As city Of Feyette, e. sn,o
at public aGctol, a!.r;Le interest of George al
lsaEA, deceased, in e-i 10 lot o. Ts-cel cs lac9
situated in Howard cognty, aissoE-i, AID known
as portion cf 4 tract Of. la2d sold by Tai:on
Turner 70 TRomas J. Bar;hal low, lTi:g ca Fourth
street. in the oil town CT Glasgow, nIosS ia. 80,
in the Eas; addition, bounded as Follows: Com
reneins7at points from the cerner OF Fogiia and
B9oa s;Tee.s, enc hC2dred a9i ltty-eisli feet On
sand For:th street, and Est Two bundled and
n;Eety-oae feet, thence Ssah seven; Viva feet,
thence West tyO hundred al E:2ciy-one feet,
thence scredtyfye fee; along FoGsth s:sect 10 iho
beginning. 1853
Trims OF SALE-A c.ct;: %. SIX month,
al be given, The purchaser giving note with
good security. and deed to be executed on tbs
payment OF the purchase money.
SAMUEL c. sfaJOR,
Juas30-tds. PGbiic Administrator.
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FC9 gaTw,

60 BY virtue CT al order. OF the County
"A Court of Howard county, made al the Jane
-x1-term, 1889, we VIII as the administrator, OF
The estate OF Uriah Williams, deceased, sell 10 HE
highest bidder, IL the town OF Fayetta. on the 1st
Monday OF August next, on cce,,it, until the lst
day OF January, 1869. = negro nan naiaed DEN
Ms, aged about 81 years, belonging 10 So. es-
tale. SAMUEL c.. MAJOR, sE,.,,
jjgne30-tds VIM. d. WILLIAMS. 6-1'Af
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FINE CIGARS.
FOUNDRY,
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP,


YJNHE subscriber is amply provided with tbs
best of stock ard materials, for Ffau;,-
Pactur ug. Forging, Turning au, d
Finishing of all kinds of Iron ami Brass
Castings Babbitt Metal, and Bells of all sizes
He has constantly on hand, or will manufac-
iure, on shoTI notlce, every variety OF
fancy iron Fehc'hs'
mars;
hS az naTA; Al
ch0'ei anu long hacks;
Fancy ura'eS ahd fronts;
ie rG;; p
SIILhhey b'Gks'
CEtein Cur6s;
biscKsihl'h Mahareisj
swenge BLOCKS; =,
iIyer iron, OF cir. par.
VICES;
otshs hl'I sNnIet>i
G." G DoN'
fhe IRONS;
"re'e oafs;
Gudgeons.
Rag Irons;
Rock Log. Car and coa-pit wheels;
Sash weights; ..
Thimble Boxes;
Dog III ns, fancy and plain;
Cook Stoves, good styles;
Parlor and Heating Stoves;
Lard Press & Cylinder screw,
on an improved plan;
hemP screws;
N au "i"s iieS'
S.m icrr NJ,
ch,nss -'''' -'"
Ip.vp Arso .nnpnro Wv nsrrr,Nc
l ma We ALoo ADDED ~ MI raj thNS:
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~! Death to all Ver1nin /! /! !!

Its TRULY WONDERFUL VITA WHAT
certainty Rats, Reaches, Mice, Moies, Ground
Mice, Bed-bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fless,
Insects on Animals in short every species Of Yer
MN, are utterly destroyed .-...v,,
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4 Costar's " Rat, Roach, sc. EZtsrmi'tor.
Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
. Costar's Electric Powder, for Insects.
Ionly infalliblei remedies known.

J. c. COVER, (Ed. s'Herald,") Lancaster, Wis.
eve highly recommend the Exter. More grain
and provisions are destroyed annually in Grant
county by Vermln, than would pay for tons OF
this Rat Killer and Insect Exter., yet hun
dredth part of the value of such property land
out in 'Costar's" Ext, would save all from
loss" ..s... .. . ..-. ..
W. CURTIS, { Drug.ist,) Oakland. H. awe
received the box-care Blaksley, St. Louis-it
great satisfaction wherever tried-is 'sdsad
Shot' every time. and no mistake"
OSBORN & PARSONS, Tefton, TVis 'Your
Rat, Roach Exter I, is ali sold. It gives uni
yersdl satisfaction
GEORGE ROSE (Druggist,) Cnrdirgton, o.
81 have been selling your Ext. for the last year.
and havenot known il to fail in single in
stance"
r. WRIGHT, (Druggist,) Troy, o. "I have
sold out all the Raj, Roach, &c. Ext. The
Rat Killer IS IN great demand"
PRINCIPAL DEPoT 41O Broadway, New York.
All Wholesale Druggists in New York are A
gents.
Wholesale Agents in I'll the large CITIES.
Druggists and Dealers everywhere sell them.
10000 Boxes sold per week IN n. 7. alone.
y! sEwARE!!!of spurious limitations. Ex-
anime each Box, Bottle or Flask, and take Moth
ing but &C 'srAR's." .... ... ...-..
SLIGO Boxes can be sent BY mail, Sufficient to
destroy the EeTmln OF. any premises.)
$500 Sample Packages Il doz.) by EXPIRES, to
Dealers.
For Agencies. send for Circular, Terms, &c.
E~ WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR Mo-, ARK,
Tenn. AND Ky.
At ST. Louis Mo...... ....H Fl. BLAKsLEY.
q" Memphis. Tenn IS. MANSFIELD & Co,
GO Louisville, KY. RAYMOND & TYLER.
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VALUABLE HOWARD C0UETY FARLt
FOR SALE.

II ESTRING % cka2-c ~ b--~;,arc, ct-s-
~ for sale he fine hemp fam On y Aica I
reside Known . tie 1-i.tcl [...-e-s fam, -
yatsl in Howard C5g-tv. No, ire mics cast
Of Glasgow, continuing $50 acres, win 10 ncre.
fine ti,n5er IN half nile CT lie fern; zJout csC
acres in cultivation all CO which is first ISs
hemp i5nd-t:.e balance IL p2s.aFe. TIE Ina,
va = ala timber a-s equal % a-.y i IL. -ac
society IS sood--a fine schoa,. Elm Ridge Ao21-
eLay) in l-alf nile. Aay person ,.ia.iias 3 az.
farm, well Situated i a.! 'rss,.rcts, viii con.
Portable Improvements. wo1!i do vel TO exam
Inc il as an ce-iaH :: ,To4.i give satisfaction.
VII Be sold O.. r.asa.:-ble terms.
aPl2I-te 2. c. HUGHES.
,EeGubi;can co2? weeIiy, ( :iass, al sead
ILL ,--his Office.
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~ Hon. Rufus Choats, OF Massaehusett,,is
dead.
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A Distinguished Summerset.

1t will be seen by dispatch printed in
another column that The Administration has
executed complete summerset on the
question OF the protection due TO natural
ized citizens abroad, and that the Cabinet
has set old Mr.. CAss 10 eatiug his LIE
CLERc letter without sauce. That our
readers may judga how completely the two
doctrines are as variance we print tie LIE
CLERc letter again.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-21

W7E have gust received, per steamer sombas;,
w J. D. Perry, and Ben W. Lewis, frsst
supply Of -,,o,, oa.,,,-,.- sa.,l ,s,
small profit. Or stock is now large, and weaIe
determined TO ssredace It By sales. Call II you
don't believe it. Glasgow hssthe name OF selling
groceries cheaper than aay town on the liissoarl
liver, and that name has bes.. ob;1ed, and Justly
SO, through the agency CT our house, BY site sinE
to cash principles and often turning our E.on-
eY. We have Just received,
so pixies BeIch. 5iolasses; 10 biz %. Il. C. Sugar
6 Dbl Her'gs. put up $50; 80 kits Mackerif';
10 Dbl Soda crackers Fresh Peaches; Oranges
Lemons, Sugar Cured Hams, and in fact every
thing in our line.
mayi2 THOMSON, LEWIS sco'fs
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
EPHRAIM B. EWING.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,
CHAS. n. STEWART.
STEPHEN BYNJM.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
ANDREW J. HERNDON. .. u
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NAPOLEON HUGHES,
FIN. GRIMES.
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NOTICE.

THoSE indebted 10 the undersigned, can hn;i
i their notes and accounts by calling at the
office OF Bartholow & Robbins, who are fully au-
.horiZed 10 use our names in settlement.
CAMERON. MASON & CO.,
iuly1-Im LOGAN D. CAMERON.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
Pills, PREPARED BY CORNELIUS /. CHEESE
MAN, Nj. D., New YORK cITY.-The comblna
ton of ingredients in these Pills are the result of
a long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and certain in correcting all IL
Irregularities, Painful transformations, removing all
distractions, whether from cold or othsrwis
headache, pun III the side, palpitatlon of the
heart dist lrbed sleep, which arise from Interrupt
ton OF nature.
To MARRIED LADIES, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they will bring Oh the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed in the use CT other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR. Cheese lan's Pills
doing III that they represent to do.
NoTIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as mis- carriage would certainly re-
suit ihcrefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc-
tions which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO The
General Agent. SOi by one Druggist in every
town in TIE United States.
r. B. HUrcHrNGs,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers-s, New York,
To ,rhenl al Wholesale orders should be addressed
For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, No.
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DrPARTMEST OF SrsTE,
NashInptnn. Nav IL 1859. (

Washington. May II 1859.
To Mr.. FELIX LIE CLrRc, MEMPHIS,
TESN:-Sir-yonr letter OF the 18Th inst,
has been received, In reply. ! have TO state
that il is understood that The French Gov
ernmeant claims military service from all
native of France sho may be fonnd within
its jurisdiction. Your naturalization in
tins country will not exempt yon from that
claim if you voluntarily return ihither.
i am sir, your obedien, servant,
LEWIS CAss.
The import Of this sudden and ludicrous
change OF opinion on question of natural
homer and international law is. that the
Democratic party are driven by their fears
10 maintenance OF the rights OF foreign
born citizens, which could not be extoried
from them by the logic Of facts, history or
American principle. Chicago Press.
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MARRIED.,

In Portland, on the It'll inst, Mr. J. P. Rogers
and Miss Virginia Maddox, all of Portland, Mo.
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DIED..

On the 10Th, Mrs. SUSAN NJ, wife OF VIM. F.
Eaupin, of this county, in the 9th year of her
age.
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A cross (thus X Immediately before the
lame, signifies that the time paid for has
Expired.
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e. Single copies Of TaE TINES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the offce at five
cents acopy.
ET Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
.git;mate business. Other advertisements will
De charged at regular rates. .--.
e. No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
seSIs per square will be charged for obituary
notises-to be paid in advance. .---.
~ The charge for marriage notices Is leftto
he bridegroom, and VIII be acknowledged In the
paper. -.l. .s
r. Where editorial notice Of advertisements
=, reouested. If will be given and charged tor.
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GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K.

THURSDAY:::.::::::::::::::::::::::::JULY 81, 1853