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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

MAKE THE CHILDREN HAPrY.-Tiow snail a
thing makes child happy, and keeps it cut Of
mischief al The same time. The attention paid 70
children he's great influence on their dispositions
when they gov up. Keep them pleased and cheer
full, and they will make amiable women and men
Thereverse is equally true. Dc not then begrudee
few dimes 10 please your children but 90
straightway 10 CharnbeTlain's, and from his Nh
scum select something for the little ones al;
home
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
cTIhat old wheel horse Of whrggery, Gen

ETrIhat old wheel horse Of whIggery, Gen.
Robert Wilson, Of Andrew county, is recon-
lnended by a correspondent Of the Evening
News who halls from the Grand River country
as most suitable, as weH as an available candi-
date, to make the next race for Governor. AS
matters now stand in Missouri, and in the pres
ent condition ofpoliiieal pai ties, we know OF no
man in the bounds OF our acquaintance, better
suited 10 the position mentioned Than Gen. VIII
son, or one in whom the people OF the State could
with greater safety confne the great and rapidly
increasing interests OF the Stale. Hurrai then,
for the "old Farmer Of AEdrew."-f Paris Mer-
curry. ~ - as ..a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

JAI1 BvRsED.-The Jail In Milan, Sullivan co.,
was burned on the 1st. A runaway negro con-
fined in it at the time, was very nearly suHocated
before he could be got out. II was supposed the
iai! was fred from without, though the negro said
If caught fom candle which he left burning
when he vent 10 sleep. The building was not
v.or-h much.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
NEW GRIST MILL.
Glasgow, MO.
NO. SOL.

in Ordinance ProridiHgJor The ini:i!H!iny Of Z
Suit agGiuSl .4'.tOg Lai=.
DE i; ordained BY the Mayor and Councilmen
ID Of the City Of Glasgow that a suit be insti-
u'ed forthwith, in the name Of the Mayor. CCua-
cimen, and Citizens of the city Of Glasgow,
against Anton Lutz, in the Circuit Court OF the
county of How ard in the State Of Missouri, fer
the recovery of damages accustomed by The tai-
use OF sid Lutz TO comply with his agTeenen,
relating to the building OF wall on the Seminary
ground; and that Thomas Shackelford and John
V. Turner, city Attorneys, be, and they are here
BY authorized as attorneys for the plaintiff, 10 in
stItute and prosecute such suit.
This Ordinance 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
Passed and approved this 2lst
day Of October, 1859.
noSlO F. ". DIGGEs, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

new MILL.-Cspt. Ensl!sh's New Nil is in
operation, as will be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns. It's neat LITTLE concern, two
run of stones driven b. steam engine, and seems
to do its work thoroughly. Farmers who wish
their own grain ground will always be occOmmo-
dated y-Ithouf delsy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
uarper,s Ferry Criminals.

Coppie, Green, (negro) Copeland, (neGro) have
been tried and found guilty, II addition to old
Brown.
On Monday, Tie trial Of Cock began. He made
a full confession, which was read in open Court.
Stephens was handed over 10 the United States
authorities, with tie intention Of bringing 10 the
witness stand, and perhaps the criminal boz, the
leading abolitionlsts who aided and abetted old
Brown,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

~"WEEKLy News" is the tile Of new
paper recently started in Sturgeon, Boone county,
Mo. Its neat little sheet, independent in pol
itics, and we presume will advocate The making
neE" county, with Sturgeon for the county seat
The peOpls of that section ough, TO have new
county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
sEAVERs CAPTURED.

Boston, November I.
AdYices from ST. Helena TO the 10th Seplem-
her received here state that two slavers, captured
on the coast Of Africa, had been condemned
One ", s called Stephen +. Townsend, Of New
Orleans the other was unknown.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

TaRH SoLD.-M- 6. i. G3-er hiss coll his
farm, Consisting CT orc Hundred acres, ard lyi7g
zone three miles east G. tbs place, 70 D. James
Lacas, of Kentucky. The Price paid was forty
two hundred iollars. saulraleat 70 c2sh.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

CO Iowa has just completed State cens1',
showing 4 population OF 632,5i9 She had 1872
2i9 in 1880, and 43.11l il 1910. she has thus
more ;haI tFebled her population in the last nine
years, aad increased ii about fifteen fold in ming
teen years
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
MIXED PROJECT.

After DAYS OF discussion, Hsow-. (whorn YOU
aeitera'e underlined in yonr letter OF The lu;h en-
joys your entire conhdence;) acgriesced. o.
feigned TO, in a mixed project styled The well
matured pian." consented 10 make the con-
cession 10 secure mutual cooperation, and in con-
sequence OF the prospective committee Of manage
rncnt, which a. the pi Oper tine was 10 be esab-
lshed. / preferred, however, n original plan
OF stampedes, unalloyel By anything else. Your
assertion that want 10 lake the management Is
wholly unfoanded; my insisting upon commit
tee Of management IS conclusive upon that head.
John Brown, had he been truthful, might hare
been useful in some capacity; aImcst every one
might, If jealous, DO useful IL some place; where
IS the sane nan might be m!schievous in another
place. This mixed plan, in which | am compro-
missed more than yon, (iaying as you DO oYt Of
sight.) having Been definitely settled upon, deny
the RICH: Of B., or you, or any one, from caprice
OF speculation, 10 set il aside for the Brown prof
Get. pure and simple, or for any other. II is 4
breach Of confidence which will not tolerate, es-
pecia'y when your first actis TO assajl ny flini-
ly. You must be worse than insane--y0u must
be depraved-to ex yect il Of me. NOW, however,
after what has passed, | would hot undertake the
intended mixed plan, or even ny owa project Of
stamFcGrs, in connection with any Of you, be-
cause can place 10 more faith in New England
hGmGniariaus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

DEATH OF Mas. ATCHIsoE.-H'rs. &tchison.
file venerable mother Of Gen. David + Atchison,
ExUnied States Senator, departed this life at the
residence Of her son, in Clinton county, on Sun
10 her ashes
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

g Thornton, who killed Afr. Charl.se, is 10
be hung tomorrow, without Executive interfer-
ence. Parties IRE at werk to get his sentence
committed TO life imprisonment IFthey succeed,
an a few years he Will be at large, ready for an
other victim
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
Reward offered.

RICHMOND, November 3.
Gov. Wise has issued proclamation, offering
reward of $500 each for the arrest OF the follow
ing named fugitive insurgents: Owen, Brown,
Barclay, Coppee, Miriam and Tidd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
STRAY NOTICE.

V'AKEN UP by D. C. Garth, living in Chari-
i ton Township, Howard county, on his
premises. on 22d day of October, 1859, the fol-
lowing described stray, VIZ: One black steer,
about six or seven years old, two underbis in
right ear, and swallow fork and slit in left brand
ed with the letter B or H, white face; no other
marks or brands perceiyable. Appraised TO
Eighteen Dollars by Samuel NJ. Maddox and
Thos. W. Morehead, who We're duly sworn for
that purpose as the law directs.
A true copy from my Stray Book. October q,
1852 noy3 +. w. DIGGES, J.. p.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

FIaE.-The kitchen on tie premises OF Dr..
scrOss:ns. ne-r Switzsf's Mil, was destroyed by
f!e, on Wednesday night, the 2nd inst. Il was a
new building, unCccrPiel, and must have been
sPt on fire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

Three negroes that rsp of from near HI
ami, were aoprehended in Hancock county, ILL.,
nois, and have been brought back. The gentle
man who went after them snys he was kindly
treated and aided. Good for Illinois.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
GLASGOW, MO-,
rHURsDAY:::.::::::.:::::::::::#NoV. 10, 1859.
Look for the K.

4 cross (thus x Immediately before the
! ~, signifies that the time paid FOR has
:, ,,Ired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

e. The New York correspondent Of The New
Orleans Crescent thinks W. C. Rives, of Virginia,
has chance of being nominated as the Opposi-
ti0n candidate for the Presidency. ard of being
'elr-.ed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
FINE BOTTOM FARM FOR SALE;

r HAVE Two Hundred and Forty Acres Il
L of high bottom land. situated in Chart sSzS
ton county, on the most direct road from -.
Glasgow TO Cambridge, about five miles from
Glasgow and miles from Cambridge, with ex-
celent water and the improvements good; about
Efty acres under fence. In short, 1t needs only
10 be seen TO be admired BY any person in W ant OF
a rich, high, and healthy bottom plantation.-
Come one, come all and Iook for yourselves, ss
bargain now is offered on the most accommnda-
ting terms as the land will be divided If required,
to silt the purchaser, and liberal credit gwen
For further. information apply TO The undersigned
en- the premises WIN. c. MORRISON.
aug23-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
srrest of Auotner Riofer.

MEMPHIS. Nov S-W. r. Palmer, an alleged
insurgent has been arrested on the requisiton OF
COY Wise
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
THATCHER HOUSE,
LANCASTER, NO.

Y d. LLOYD announces 10 his friends d.
l. and the public, that he is prepared Ha.t
to accommodate them as above, with the best
the markets of the country affords. nov3-3m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

LEGrsLATURE.-The adjourned session OF the
Legislature meets on the last Monday in this
month, (2s:h, instead of The first, stated in our
Lat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

~Mr. A. K. Miller has retired from the ST.
Joseph Journal, which will continue under The
control of Mersrs. Bruce Child.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

n Single copies of The TIMES; put u, ii
rtsDpers, can always be had at the Office at i've
cents copy.
or Yearly advertisers are restricted to thelI
Hs,smate business. Other advertisements will
pc charged at regular rates.
e< No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
..eSIs per square will be charged for obituary
,otices-to be paid in advance.
r% The charge for marriage notices is left to
he bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
Rs- Where editorial notice of advertisement:
requested, ii will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

DEATH OF mH. CHAs. Z. LELAxD-Col. y.
G. Elliott desires It's 10 say that he has Just recev-
ed a letter from Elr Jos. Robinson, 4 clerk o. the
Denver CITY and Salt Lake Express Company,
stating that Mr. Chas. E. Lcl.nd, while about 80
miles out on the read from lie wentworth city 10 The
Crossings OF the Platte, in come way, as Il ap-
peard, fell from the tongue Of his wagon and was
instantly killed. Two wagons were in company
and his comrade, discovering there was no driver
10 l.eiand's wagon, made examination and found
him back on the road dead. He was as decently
inferred as circumstances would permit.
Mr. Leland was a son of the late Judge Leland
OF Howard; and an industrious, estinable Young
mani Boonvlle Observer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
Farm For Sale.

- THE subscriber offers Tie &c
Il is situated about five miles South cs Gl..- z3--
geiy, Howard county, Mo., and contains 2a5 acres,
about 40 in cultivation, balance excellent TIM,
Der, we'll set in blue grass; well watered BY spring.
good bearing orchard; comfortable dwelling anil
necessary. Lighthouses. The land is well adopted
to the production of Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat, &C.,
Will he sold on favorable terms, and any one de-
string 10 purchase is requested 10 cali an! view.
the premises, is al DETERMINED TO
SELL.i .-.i
augi-tf J. .. A. BIBG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

CORNER CrP5oARD.-A new work inst nrb-
hshed By Msssrs. Dick & Fitzgerald, No. Is Ann
Street, New York, in pretty style, gilt, With oyer
oae hoasGnd eagrared illustratioEs The nr;.s oe
this Cupboard is only one dollar, but, TO our mind
That dollar will be better investment than cara
ful man can rsually make in these days Of iuno..
lure and dishonesty. The "Corner cupbo,ra >,
hseems to US, ought 10 be called the .sHandv
Mans Library" FOR if is whole library Of usefr
and practical works, embodied in one; and Il, in
s'ruclons are all Of that class which even the hos,
INFORMED OF US are constantly in want Of. and 10
we have It not in ON heads, shocd haze i; At our
hager-ends. 1t would be uucs easier 70 rive e.,
Snsle title of the volume than to ATTEMPT 10 c.,,-
Vogue the infinite variety of its contents. h., ;,
would puzzle The reader 10 think of any subi.ct
Connected with everyday life, with cor,no,
mngs, with the kitchen, the workshop, III. mar.
10, the Preside, his neighbours house or hi, own
si'h'ut being able TO turn to something in tbi,,
ooes, calculated to impart theresbon some yaIu.
abe Information. Ills Book for tn. peool,. 4,
knowledge for the Million. Sent by Mail free
OF Postage. - :
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
The Test of Twelve Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE sUrERIon QUALITY OF
Heseznan, Clark s. Co.'S
g ENUiNE COD LIVER OIL,

u 4 " u " Z u " ~ Ah - - -
1t Is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for CONSUMPTION, ScRoFULA, CHRONIC RHEU'
MATIsM, &C., ever discovered.
CautiOn.--The value of this remedy de
ponds upon its purity, and IN order to secure oU'
customers pure article, one of our firm went to
Newfoundland TO superintend the manufacture OF
our oil, and we WARRANT IT PURE. STE that the
label has the eagle and mortar, and the signature
over the cork OF each bottle, as there is great
deal Of cheap, inferior oil palmed of for genuine,
TO the great injury Of patients.
GY+Ask for Hegeman, Clark &. Co.'s, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the gem
uine who have used others withou. any benefit.
TSEFUL IN EVERY PAINTS,
" GREASE SPOTS; etc removed instantly
gloves, silks, ribbons, etc, cleaned equal 10 new,
without injury to the most delicate color, or fab
rio, by HEGEMAN j. CO.'S .CONCENTRA-
TED BENZINE, only % cents per bottle
HEGEMAN s. CO., Druggists, l6I, 3s9, 5lI and
756 Broadway, n. Y. oct27
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
STRAY NOTICE.

T'AKEN up BIZ Evans Price, ETinI IN Prairie
i Township. Howard county, one roam horse,
supposed to be 5 or years old, l6l hands high,
with a small snip on the nose, small streak of
white in ;he forehead, both hind feet white, shod
all ronnd, and appraised by Thos. S. Brown and.
]. F. Finks at $3.50. Appraised and sworn 10
before Stephen T. Garner, J. p, this the lsif
day Of Oct. 1889. oeizi-s~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
ChRPETINCS.

TWO and three-piy carpetings, beautiful pat
i terms, and will be sold low.
sep.2a sfROUsE & FRIEDSAM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

BANK SwiSDLED.-An accomplished scoundre
calling himself Charles E. Crooks, recently swim
died The Bank at Warsaw out thousand dollars,
on forged check. He was hunting farm, and
found one in the neighborhood that suited; agreed
upon the price, and was TO pay thousand dol
lars down. After making the purchase he went
10 St. Louis to get his money; the man that owed
nm was 10 meet him at Warsaw on q certain
day; meantime Mr. Crooks enjoyed The hospitali-
y Of the gentleman whose farm he had purchas-
cd The appointed day came, but instead of the
a. LOUIS man, there came letter with draftfor
one thousand dollars-the writer being detained al
ZONE py ssiek wife. Mr. Crooks and the pen
uenah o. whom he bought the farm, went TO the
nsnk WIN the letter and draft, and got the cash
Mr. Crooks gave his carpet bag to bis friend TO
take home with him, promising to be there next
day, but has not since been heard Of, Tn. ola
gentleman missed fine sale of his farm. and n.
Bank lest the thousand The CARPET socr Wa.
filled with old newspapers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

TNDaGO BLUE.-The best sriIele; pre-
i pared and sold at 8. IoEAls'-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
RANK NOTICE.
ExchanSc

BRANCH EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. LOTS,
Glasgow, April %, 1858. 5,
TNHIS Branch will keep constantly on hal:
J. sight Exchange upon SAINT Louis, and tie
East, in sums to suit, at current rates. ~.
WILLIAM C. BOON, Cash.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10

BRANCH OF THE EXCHANGE BANz OF ST. LorIs
GLASGOW, May Z, 1859. .
NOTICE is hereby given, that. under the pro I
" visions of an amendment 10 the charter -
this BaEn passed at the last session OF the Legs.
lature,, ooks for the subscription of fifty thou.
sand dollars, additional stock 10 the capital OF TIM.
Branch, will be opened on Monday. 23d in5i.l
under the supervision of Messrs. ID. c. Carl
and Thos. Shackelford, .nd remain open until tbs
whole is subsclib
mayl2 WM. c. BOON, Cashier.
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the TRAVELLER.
BALTIMORE s. sUsQUEEzANNA
- TEAM COMPANY.
Re ''iaf Dnay Line, Su.tlaus Ercepifd,

Rrsrlaf Daily Line, Sumlmr Excepted,
.,., For HAVRE liz GRACE.
hc.:sE.:@ iAe " iTEH CANAL The
t.-.T5es;.-2zss3 = K STEAMER PORTSMOUTH,
G. p ain YIN. W. Irivcrs leaves lower end OF
West Falls Avenue. every 1rtspAf. THURSDAY
nui S,rrRp,y evening. ut o'clock. Returning
leaves Port deposit every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and Fn,p,r at 5 O'Clock. and Iavre de Trace at
o'c'uck +. ",
The s,cambo It JUNIATA, Captain ]. W TONI
ffrSoN. leaves same place every Monday. We'd
ncsday aud Friday evening at } clock Return
ing, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday
anI saturday evening at O'Clock p. NJ.
" tlicghs received daily at Baltimore until
. clock, and at Port Deposit until z! clock
carried at low rates and carefully attended to-
.T"Ihc Agent at IIavrc de Grace will attend to
o war Ing any Merchandise consigned TO him fol-
any point Oh the PENNSYLVANIA CANALS. o,
will attend to re-sbipping Freight coming down
the Canal intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or elsewhere.
their respective owners.
PASSAGE 30 CENTS. BERTIIS INCLUDED
Duplicate receipts for Freight required in all
caYeS.
JOS JAS TAYLOR. Agent at Baltimore.
Il. ALEX TAYLOR. Ag't Mt llayre de Grace
J. TONE, gent at Pow Deposit
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt Tomluson
being in complete order can be chartered at any
time
n. B.-GRAIN Purchased at the highest mar
kct price at the Warehouse of j. II mc & Co
Port DEPOSIT, who also keep for sale. Guano
Plaster. Fish Salt, Croaslale 4 Mitchell's Allen
4 Needles and lie Burgs rhosphatcs and New
York Bone Dust. Mar 20, 1859 If
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TIE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE DIRECT Issrr
WITH ENGLAND.--A special Washington des.
patch to the New York Herald says:
In our foreign policy, the Message will
give the first place to the San Juan question,
which is at this moment in an Irritating
position. During the last administration az
understanding was established between II,
and England that neither government should
exclusively occupy San Juan unit. the pend.
ing question of its dominion was settled.
General llarney, either from some ambigui-
~ n his instructions, or from not understand.
ms them clearly, took possession of the
Island. This step called out from Lord John
Russell, despatch to Lord Lyons, which
was communicated by direction to General
Cass, stating that England held undisputcd
right to the island, and would insist upon its
recognition by This country.
This ill-advised despatch has complicated
the question materially. We cannot with
draw under its implied threat, and the Prcsi-
dent will set forth our rights to the island in
the c'eareSt and most distinct manner, and
advise Congress that they may be maintained.
IN the meantime it is hoped that the pru.
dcncc OF General Scott will prevent any col
lision at the island
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For Tie CecH Hht,.


7rn DISTRICT, Nov. -, 20.
Mr. EDITOR On perusing Tie Hhig of
! Saturday, | did not npticc anything on the
subject of the ReT'd Mr.. IIurn's Address
as delivered in the VI. +. Church in Port
Deposit, on Thanksgiving day, | was there
and heard it all; and it was truly patriotic
religious and historical; plain and eloquent
throughout; aud under all circumstances it
did reflect great deal OF credit Oh Mr.. lIurn
who is the pastor of that church really vast
deal more than that which was duc to the
greater portion of the citizens Of the place.
who should, more general y. have attended
ON such an occasion. 1t having been Il day
appointed by the highest officer of our own
State, and indeed by those of nearly the whole
| Union, for Il display Of Public Gratitude 10
the Givcr Of all goodness and mercy to poor
helpless man, it should, by all means. have
been generally accepted. | am surry to say
that in the Presbyterian Church at West
Nottingham, (whcre | attend,) nor in the
Prcsby tcrian church at Rock Run. Port
Deposit. was there any ceremony of any kind,
religious, or patriotic, and were | Il member
of either, | should most asSurrdy have given
the pastors an evidence downright of my dis.
pleasure for snci lack of duty VIII ch they
undoubtedly owed to their respective con
gregationS. Some iutimatud that they could
give thanks 1T any time; SO they can and
should too. but public demonstration OF the
fact shonld have been manifested on that
particular day throughout the whole cnlightcd
country. When We see that our head officers
Of the States urge it III on the people by means
OF Proclamation the great importance of OBJ
serving particular day in the year. at least
to return thanks for the manifold and rr-
doubled iavors and Advantages with which
| our whole country has been blessed by the
Almighty Ruler, it becomes our duty to res
pond property To those calls, aud more
especially the prominent members o! the diff
icrent churches who should regard such days
in a more holy light. We shonld be very
sorry to see the Sabbath days dISrrgurdrd in
| that way, and no more attention given them
than to the Thanks giving " Just past. which
might eventually 50 turn out. but we hope
not in our day. ! observed to Mr.. IIurn that
was in hopes Of seeing more people out to
hear and listen to his discourse: he said that
lie anticipated slim congregation on that
day. as it lad never been general custom
for years back, to have meeting in the churches
| in Port Deposit on such days; although
wherever he WAS located, he never failed to
nave service in his church on THANKSGIVING
Day, and hoped at all times to feel SO
disposed. MORAL FEELING.