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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
1859. Season Arrangement. 1853.
REGIII Ar SATURDAY PACKET

1859. Season Arrangement. 1858.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Providence, Rocheport, Glib
sons, Boonville, Arrow Rock, Glasgow,
Cambridge and Brunswick.
IT, THE new and light draught freight
ssi5fsSsa steamer, C. w. SOMBART, HENRY
MCPHERSON Master, will, on the early opening
of navigation, make her trips as regular weekly
packet In the above trade, leaving St. Louis every
Saturday evening at O'Clock, and returning, will
leave Brunswick every Tuesday at II NJ, arriving
in St. Louis on Thursday,
The C. W. Sombart has been built expressly
for the packet trade of the Missouri river, and
combines strength, speed and hghtness of draught.
The undersigned returning thanks for past fayors,
solicits liberal share Of patronage
from their friends and shippers generally.
HENRY MCPHERSON, Master.
E. B. McPHERsoN, Jr., Clerk.
THEo. BARrHoLow, Agent,
jan20, 1s59-s'n. Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
ToU CT 9ToN u
e C L r s e ,

This fine premium Jack will also stand at the
the same stable and will serve mares at $40 to in
sure, and Jennets SIS. Pasturage free Of charge
for Jennets.
PRESS SAWYER, SO well known-is also al
the same stable. mar2i
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

WE have all kinds of Spices, Flavocing Ex-
w tracts, Yeast Powder, Starch, Soda, Cream
Tartar, Soaps, Dye Stufs, Backing, &C., sc.
apl28-2m CROPP COCKERILL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD

- - -
ALL RAILROAD lost. JOSEPH.
Open to HudSon.
The only Reliable Route TO Council Bluffs, Omaha
SiouI City, .7ichison, Doniphan, Weston, Lear-
enrorth and Kansas, and carrying the Great
Through mail.
ON and after TUESDAY, April 12,h, 1859,
lows, viz:
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS, leaves St. Louis dali
ly Except Sundays) at . O'Clock, A. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Hudson Junction with the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad) at O'Clock, A. M;
arriving at ST. Louis in time for the trains Of all
routes East, North and South.
ST. CHARLES ACCOMMODATION, leaves
st. Louis daily Except Sundays at 5 O'Clock, P.
NJ. Returning, leaves Ferry Landing Opposite
ST. Charles) at 7:30 Am.
Passengers by this route avoid all river naviga-
ton and staging, and reach st. Joseph twenty
four hours in advance Of any other route. 1t is
also the best; and during the winter the only
cent to tn Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, in
Macon, Shelby. Marion and Rails counties.
Connects at Allen with stages for Glasgow,
Fayette, Brunswick, Keytesville, Huntsville and
Paris.
Connects at Mexico with stages for Columbia
Fulton and Paris.
Connects at Wellsburg with stages for Bow
ling Green and Louisiana, .-.-
Connects at Westville with stages for Troy,
Bowling Green and Louisiana.
Omnibuses will call at all hotels and private res
licences, upon card being left at Elliott's Omni-
bus Office, No. 40, under Planters House.
Tickets can be obtained at the Depot, corner
Of North Market and Second streets, or at the
Company's Office, No. 40 Fourth street, under
the Planters House.
r. WALKER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
feh2d lS5Q-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

DAlNTS, &C.--We have very large stock
i Of everything required in painting, too
many articles to enumerate. Paint your house,
and come and buy your pants of us.
apl28-2m CR0PP & COCKERILL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S.

A GOOD supply Of cashmere shawls, scarf and
n Grape shawls: also, silk mantias and dus-
tiers, lace mantias and shawls.
april7 SIROUSE & FRIEDSAM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
:" IL PAPE Ell >
o. HendersOn's Glasgow Drug anA
MEDICINE DEPOT.

THE citizens Of Glasgow and vicinity are y
i formed that have just received, and nv
now on hand, one Of the richest and most CUE
plete assortments Of
wall and Border Paper,
ever seen in this market, which viii be d. =
Of, either wholesale or retail, at prices uA az
one can grumble at. Having added this d
Feature to INV business, It is my intention, o. y
times. to keep the newest and most varied s'0'A
on hand. u-ssf
Street. aprill4-'591y o. HENDERsON-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

A. B. MeRTLEY ESQ, Of UfIcA N. Y, writes: "I have
used your PEcroRAL myself and in my family since
you invented IT, aud believe it the best medicine for ito
purpose put out With bad cold I should
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without it,
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fam, Sdritt fiir S9ritt, nidtumordn9t BON
oem laud3enbeu 8clt, ein rflener Da9en oaber,
Sn otelem 8aaen laB Der a6uis pon Pteu'
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5hm salten Die @rdBe pes 8elfS, lbnl oad
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Scr9en Sic eaIiir, baB oaS 8Olf leiner 9Ses
sc 9ebe, Ia9te 0iopo(ern baltij, pa6 eS Hl4t
onrA unanltdnbi9e8 @sldrel un0 3uianunen.
rotten Die 0tube unb ben 5Srieoen n0rs. Sd,
wlll fenen 2irm nno fcin 6}elbrei nebr III nlei'
ner 9idbe bSren u1ts9f
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unS beurlaubten, llm nab G)ctbd 81 0eben?
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0erreiIe uub ldmmtlibe @eldldIte Sbrer 0fes
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bes weblid5eN G5efAle6teS uub Der Rirber -
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$40. "a 9srinatOnfr., 3rtfden GbarleS- y. 2ibertSfr
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Rqse daily, BAL FTMoRE WBKGER iaS ,AbiA
very morning (ckcept Sunday aud is deliySxe6
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per w&cAs
The WECKER is also delivered liz the tiU-
Tasnington and Wheeling daily by Carrier.
Price4or Mail Subscribers of the tisiIy " Ees ej.s
IS. 80 in advance. fffIt# tH tf 5rffr
MdS- The weekly BALTIMORE WECK.EH is puuts
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum aud 81 per
months in advance. #N
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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osr tas9s@s :, 8a!hm,sgs sgsafs" sgfaen,
,eta teta NsRr8sH (mlt ansnabme bts Spaasass) Hnb
'0pt' cents per DSSs On bie Erdser sapIbar.
~, Dsg BIDDER" pirb etenFoG5 In gBafbinstpn unb
y8teelu8 tGeIta bur& Grdger BEN abSnnsaisn
tu5 5auS 5elpfst.
99rd bic DDf Strleneet Dits Der tdelpe ,,2Dcr;er'
$500 per Sabr, In uubv tuster GUrGusb &.
lun8.
So Das % dhenbI1tt bt$ Baltimore gDtdrt
rfbetnti isbtn 8retaa unb 'Ofst idbrlS 50 tn unbs.
ea8ter 8OrdusbeSablRn9.
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0efbdftSbl6ber, 9Sapicrs mno
Observation-Disclosures.

Samuel 3. Turner, yeU. Sac Gbarlcaltr
bait befdnts TN gDrratt Elm orOss Eager uOa paSfer
56tetbmaterdlttn, @elbdS- unb gOntO. 8G6ern n sis
mem Eager befnb G inlanbbss unb tmpprtrtfs edsres
un6 Brf.papisr allen m5sIt6sa Drten unb Tab1ifr
RetenPdpttr ntirt unb nei5 in srpeer @aswohi
Brttt.@ @Duberte daer Sprtsn
GGrei6materalten der Nrt fur Offee @ripatas6roua
Stabtfeberu, GeberhG!ter, SteseIIGd, 90.
aten 8Ietftfts un6 g ffeI, & int tenf dffer a
Siutc sum d etben uno fur GUpttrpr effen
seu ben bsftn 5abrifsn GUptfrpreffen, pOrtefOs
ttrs, pDrtem mpttnats . &c. &c.
G5pwie sin srusss Eager BON 9afpapttr, 5bteltar.
en- tR der. Orbtn &c. ia ben bilsfen preiIen.
2dneler nHo Druder aus benz 4an6e werben s In brem
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

STATISTICS OF SLAUGHTER-The New York TTi-
bune goes into statistical survey and reyisw of the
campaigns of the great NAPOLEON, as compared
with the in Italy, which is shown TO be, SO far
less bloody than had been supposed:
Cropping for facts among the mass of contradc-
tory telegtams, it would seem that about $50, 900
troops Of all arms participated more less in the
struggle st Magsats and that the killed and wound
ed number some 20 900 being not far from eight
per cent. On tEetwo armies. Appalling is such
slaughter, Magenta wears a much smoother front
than the grim-Visa fields of the NEpoleOnio Pc
riod
We have cOllsted the details Of ten of the chief
battles of that era-bamely, Marengo, Austerlitz,
jena, Eylau, Friendland, Aspsrn, Wsgrsm Boro.
dino, Leipsio and Waterloo. Taking as the basis Of
our calculations the average statements Of the Lead
ing authorities on all sides, and dsesrdng mere
fractions, aBd dealing only in round numbers, We
find that in these tea battles France and her alies,
had $50 900 men, of all srms her antagonists l =
1872 0O0; and that there killed and wounded Of
the former, 249, 500, and OF the latter 261 800
making aggregate Of 3 12l, 000 troops engaged of
whom 5ll 900 we're killed and wounded. The aver
age loss therefore, in these Ten battles, is frae-
tion over twenty four per cent, or little less than
one-quarter Of ali the troops engaged! The car
mage at Magenta, then, would seem to be only
about third great the average slaughter Of
the chief oeytests Of the first Napoleon.
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Nav ToRKs Juns 29.-Additional per steamer
Arabia Modena and Bresca are free from Austri
RB troops
Numerous Municipalities in Romsgnn have pro-
nouneed fer the Na'icnal carse.
The Allied army passcd the serio river on the 18Th
toward The o. Clio.
The organization Of troops for the defence CT
Tyrolese is progressing.
A Vienna Letter sayf: the 4th corps dsrmee un-
der Arch DUKE Charles has commtnesd moving for
Italy
Tas 80 corps under arch Duke Albert is moving
toward Tfiste.
The 18th corps Is forming. destined for Italy.
The Swiss Federal Council has ordered the cccu-
patton of Pass MaEeerO, beiEeea Goison and Rat
tsln.
TIE French feet on the Adriaiie has been rein-
feresd AID expect to disembark between Venice and
Trieste.
The ports of Tuscany are opea for kreadsiGfs
The Allied troops will be put in ec,ion TO invest
the Austrian foi tresses
I Prince Napoleon procseds Immediately to sup
port the right wing of The French armies.
Knapp has issued a proclamation to the Hunga-
risn soldiers in the Austrian army.
/ APoland legion is forming ia Italy, and Hun
gsrian legion in Genoa
NEW YORK. June 29.-An amnesty has been
granted II all political prisoners at Naples.
IL is reported that the German COnfeTatiou has
resolved TO station 10000 Prussians and 10000
Austr ans o. tho Rhine.
Ii is oorj sctured that peace is 10 be proposed to
Napoleon certain conditions aud if refused,
Germany win enier the war
Great anxiety is felt at the s.aguaiiOn in the
commercial cities.
The TImcs says that Russia is making vast war
like PREPARATIONS at all naval DepOts.
The Navy Division feet reported 10 consist of IS
ships Of the line ard The Battle feet Of 50 sail of
the line Of which fourteen are screw Steamers are
at Cr7nsadt
II is reported that the Generals under Pelissisr
on the fourth will repair to their expected stations
The French army Of observation on the Rhine
numbers Il 900.
Vienna commercial e.tersdiselose Austria as com
pletely bankrupt.
Russia says if Prussia c-mrs into the war she
viii concentrate trOo p the Gseian frontier, ad
send attachments of her feet to PrGssian ports.
1t is reported that the 10Th of June was appoint
ed for rising in European Turkey
The political ferment in Ssryia is increasing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

ANNUAL CoMMENoENEr. The examination exer-
cises Of the University Of Nashville terminated on
Tuesday evening at the CspiiO in the presence of
most brilliant and crowded assemblage. Addresses
were delivered BY the following graduates:
Sal9tstory Adarsss-A BosTIck, Tennessee
''Tsmpora Autanfar 81 Nos Rataa.ur in Lais'-F.
J. WELLER, Kentucky
The Ladies Of ~ Key=ea-P. C. MAxEf. Tenn.
" Pabhs Sentiment the Sovereiga POlOsro-C. d.
REeHARDsoNE, Georgia.
" The Unioz'--e W. GoaDoN, Texas.
VaSedietory Aidress--B. K. HURT, Georgia
These gentlemen all acquitted themselves in a
highly credtable manner.
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Frar. WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, .1ns so FIX Minister Dodge rub
fishes card stating though the purchase Of Cuba
is at present inauspicious, he believes the Pre- i
dents course will lad to consummation of taat
object by honorable negotiation.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Despat,hesf from the In
dian Agent in New Mexico, say The Navajo Indians
are committing all manner of depre iations n op-
position to the advice Of tbtir chief
Another Indian war is imminent
WASHINGTON, June so Treasury receipts last
week 81 $4,000. including 81 250, 900 from Gus
toms. Drafts paid SALTS, 900, principally on ac-
count Of Treasury notes. Balance in the Tres ury
So, 866 900
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ny Lizzse----Nnscribed 90 her iWOther,
NErs. Col. T.a.e..
BY "clARa," OF BIRDS MIST COTTAGE, NASHVILLE.
How We love our baby Lizzie
All day long she's sweetly busy,
Laughing. cooling with delight,
Like the brides, till at night
When they fold their wings to sleep,
Closer to cur heart she'll creep,
Thsn like dove within her nest,
Smile and COO herself 70 rest
Darling baby Lizzie
Baby Lizzie has dark eyes,
Radiant as the summer skies,
When the stars are cleaning bright
And her brow's as purely white
As snoH-trift risen.
And she is 50 mild, SO fair
OFT we fear the angels are
Jealous Of our charming iet,
And viii sweetly vile her yet
From AIMS tO--heaven.
Drlng haty may thy life
Be as free from snl strife
A thy few b. 4 days earth
Have been since We hailed thy birth,
And should fdture years that lie
Deeply yelled from mortal eye,
In their mystic depths contain
Aught for thee Of grief and pain,
Ali We pray IT may not BE-
Ne bitter cup Of life for thee,
But ere Sin deHle Doge,
FItAsr, 20 Ely home ADORE
Take our baby Ltsziel
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hkLIeIoas lETELLI0EEcs.-A correspondent Of
the Gallatin EEamiser makes the following state
~sssnt.
1t viii interest s7me Of your readers to know that
81 Rmeeting ofthe Nashville Presbytery Old SCHOOL,
ct Nashville, on the 10th instant the Rev Dr. Eagle
Ton and the M fr b'rO' Church, the Rev. Mr..
Cunningham ana the Shelbyville Church, and the
Rev. MIR Morey Of the Church at Franklin, all of
the Presbyiery of Shiloh New School which is now
dissolved, together with The Church Of New Provi-
dence were received into the Nashville Presbytery.
Ii was gratifying to these excellent and elC-
queEt Dtvnes once more united with their brethren
IN the great work Of winning souls TO Christ These
Churches were represented by fine bench of E ders,
ami the Reunion was exceedingly r ternal and
dial on both sidss.
The Mes School Church at Franklin had hereto
fore united with the Nashville Presbytery, and the
New School Church of Columbia and Pulaski with
their minist rs, had united with the Old School
Presbytery Of MauTy.
VIII add that the entire NeV School Organization
IN Kentucky has been dissolved, and nearly all of
their Ministers and Churches have united with the
Old School.
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The ORIENTAL TALIsMAN on NATURAL WEATHER
INDICATOR grows spontaneously upon the great
Desert of Arabia it is incorruptibe, will remain in
correct use aud msy last century; it will fore
tell in any climate throughout the year the various
ehdnges Of The t0sathsr 0enty four hours tn Advance,
aud perfectly reisble 1t Is the discovery Of LOUIS
S ULLMAN, of COlumbis, Tenn, and may be obtain
ed for 81 of A. STRETCH, General Agent, Nashville,
Tenn, or sent secured per mail by the discoverer
for 81, current money. See advertisement.
jyl-dtw&w IT,
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SS3-z-s MALES-Hundreds OF stimulants nave heen in
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ometary acr to the syste and false vigOr
the muscles but this relief has by depression
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finally ended in destroying what little vital organization left
using BsrAdre's Holland Filters" you will find
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n<~ A SickIy AIternafed

No. A Sickly AIternafets Ap.
SsS~-0--s Pearance in child is prinaa jGeis evil
dencs that Ia internal organization tenanted by
the spse of wermr which act and destroy thu
most promising children. The best thing be admin
lister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de
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bowels and if exist it will cleanse and nygorae tn
whole digestive secretive excreve SYSTEM
healthful appetite.
Be particular and remember the NAME WEters Canadian
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S. 600 REWARDI

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk In the Branc
Of Unen Bank, at Jackson murdered the night
Of the 81 is and Eighteen thousand Eight HundI Dollars
in Uaon Bank notes and FOTtyye Hundred Dollars in Gold
Thousand Dollars will be paid for discovery
the murderer -Four thousand Dollars for the recovery Of the
money, and in proportion for any part OF it.
J. HERMAN.
feb left President,
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON the I3lh of August, 1889.


on the 18Th of August, 1889.
We are authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN ESQ.,.
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, in place Of Hon. john L. 7. SNsED, resigned
We are authorized to JAMES o. sHACELF0RD,
Esq., OF county candidate for Attorney Gener
the Of Tennessee in place Of Hon. J. L. T. sNEEO
resigned. may25
We authoriEedto T0s. J. FREEMAN, Of the
county Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
Tennessee place Of ZION. J. T. sNEED resigned
june3.
We are authorized WIN. B. REESE, Jr ESQ.,,
candidate for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State june2
We arc authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, Esq.,
candidate Attorney General the State of Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. L. 7. SNzDresigned.
We are authorized to announce MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis candidate for the Office of Attorney Gsaeral and
Reporter for the State. june24-d, tW&wtd.
We are authorized TURNEY, Esq, Of
Sparta candidate Attorney General Reporter for the
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1851

IELECIIoN, IHJKsDAK' AUUUsI 3 Ic'vJ
House of epreSentatiV
We are authorized requested JOHN KEEL
ING as candidate represent Davidson county in the Lever
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We are authorized to announce g. A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county lower Leg
stature OF Tennessee. apl0-te
We are authorized to Isaac NJ WILKINSON
represent counties Coffee, Gruny
n the Lower Branch Of the State Legislature.
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