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, 1859-05-18

Avs of NV operators, who purchased ysstsr*
day 1t extreme rates. In the a4tsrneHn, how
ever, the sumo trrpidatfon did not s2ist, ai-
though the market was weak and unsettled.
Tue transactions show decline Of 1oc on No.
Bed from the extreme prices pnid yesterday
No. was in good request, boweyer, and did nov
share in the dullness. Standard Spring declin.
cd &c; and No. Spring 1@2c. Sales amount to
about 81, 900 bushels. ut $l.63@I.69 for No.
Red; $l.4e@1.5o for No Q Red; el.4o for No. !
Spring. $1.a4@l.:7 for Standard Spring; and
sl.l4@1.15 for No. 9 sprlng-thc market clos
ing quiet at &1.e4@ @l. .65 for No. Red and S1.s4
for Standard. Flour was neglected, there beng
but few buye-s md not much pressing on tie
market, L few brands Of Winter extra we're
sold ut $500 and medium Spring Extras at
{6o5lG.40. Corn was in active request, and
advanced 1@2c-closing quiet. About so,ooo
bushels changed hands Mt s7f@8sc for prime
River, afoat; and s4@s5c for No. in store.
Oats, Rye and Barley unchanged. Provisions
very firm, with sales Of Ness Pork Ut fl2 and
Ruu,ps at 1880. Lard inactive, but firmly
held at 1o@1e!e. Highwines quiet.
LA7gR.-After the ADORE was written, the
Liverpool markets by the Iiigo WAS telegraphed
showing heavy decline in breadstuffs- This
news fell like bombshe1l among the holders OF
wheat, and the markets rapidly declined s@loc.
About $500 BIT were sold during the panic at
$l,55ml, IS for No. Red and $1.15 for Stand
ard Spring-the market closing weak, with no
buyers at the inside quotatlons.
New Yonr,-The United States Eeonoaist Of
the l4th says:
The actual effect is seen in few prices in
New York, us follows:
Flour Wheat Corn. Pork Beef India
Ohio Red Mess. Mes. Mess
Nay 10 s7Ia 4lA5 &c 416.is &3.u0 t.s.N
Nay is 1G5 l,75 96c 1850 9-a5 e9.00
, 1859-05-18


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~ >-.S or ntS, GroK r:sas S;:s Gonr ., css cauntyr
and W,IIsm + nr,etaS A1 - ne'!;ksF samuel Ue'ek@
IL & 'in t1n =. oelEexe5 Ecn "; Desiisler and Jul
clan III t'1 ~ u t.,1nn 49," saAso'aa sau4n<i L. Htd
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the s,jt ,tsr e.bn ~, sa"s hei.e - lrFs% ten
fof 4, rt,,tnn H. @ ~ ae' h:+ I-on
sni tb,t - @ vi ~ tte tal5asta HsY'l A ri, a.3.
a,eain,t ..t a'essapNa 1ssnsa at II ld Cclh
o? May mi fesn, !esotato % Inc fourth 3hnu4y
NM rni.I 4.e..' 80 ~ ~ II " -" lef}a!ieo:
Samuel Dslcfer ~. ~ WM.n III nn p.etef.
IIcfrr MI iii. u. ~ nam r. pelaexti Ellen " l}et-
asmuAi - tSut VIII ps!Iicker minoF1 and sh~tt aI!au
ssa Tire,, t:m+ - .A rsr'nar oe and 1pp<aE efnre
nr1. rryn trrt ~ oohty m site fr>t day ta
On liz Tur,I, e 1Sfseh - hc2Yo III Sall sslGty,
demur 10 tbe xstd NY. 7a9 ahl pIrtd- 7hasef
n,fr.,. ~ 'p:Aatatts petit4!h. tie ad the
81 cHast MI nesslh eaaFS,s sud tat.e Will betaten
the o5.rrr ~ Ali 80 eAssfsa aa4lai Joa aecottnx
r' " ~ '@''s.e". NV, -
CaaxKLt WAn1 J.u-."u" ~; l.. Il L!NA. M
, 1859-05-18

EIRST FINE ART EXPOSITION
L IN CIlCAGO-An c1hi!dluu Of select .nd APPROX.
ID Works OF An in pa!ntg Aud contributed by
citizens Of Chicago. will be opened Monday the sth day
NaS1sh avenue
As The nrst ATTEMPT to bring tosetherthe IT Of
the CITY, foE the eradication VI the public and the Improve.
ent o The genera Gte the Directors Invite the general
eonteTaon and Encouragement of citizens In securing
s full The rEoeeeds NJ the exhibition ap
piled to advance the Interest VI The Fine Arts in TIL. city.
The entrance 10 the Of exhibition Il Lake street.
Price Of Admission. Saxon Tickets dfty cents. Single
cents Chltt1 undes fourteen Of
Fs and open evenings fuu k.lf past bali past 10
o'clock.
n. .-ChIldrcn under ten years Of age will Lat he a.
m:tted unle.: accompanied By parents OF guasu!1ns.
Canes. Umbrellas aad Pata-ais Will Le nkea by the
teE1n At the door SD rttunei 10 the tttir9
Tickets for tie Exhibition aT bought 1t tht Sto1 Of
Gngs TO-: two doors 1.1 cf the ensEaucc, aud II
the Offices Of the fremont AM. Richmond Houses
Catalogue Of the Exhibition viii be .e+unaby prutd
The Opening Of the Exhibition necessarily postponed u
MONDAY the 9Th list,
, 1859-05-18
Additional by the Arago.

NEw }oKk, May l1,-The steamship Araeo
arrived this morning, from Southampton on the
evening Of the atl.
y1EssA. Mny *.-The Austrian army hud ad-
vanced without any serious conbat to Cambro-
caz-o und 1A,llrc.
PAE,s, Mny Military volunteers for two
years are accepted, A war credit Of su,oVo,-
t'A) francs is to be contracted, by national
subscription.
ST. PIrxnsnrnG, May 3d.-Tie Official Jour
nal is authorized 10 DECLARE most positively thut
thcre exists No alliance offensive und defensive,
between Kussia aMd any other power whatso-
ever.
Conso1s closed on the 9th, ut :oI@9ot for
money und account.
The statement that Trieste and tic surround
my country is in stale If srigc l,:s been con-
nr7"cd. The same Inns been done by Venice and
Verona.
It APPEARS t1at tile bridge at Bun'alora was
DESTROYED br the Piedmontese on returning.
The Emperor Of Austria had addressed IN
order If the day to Gen. Ginlay's troops, which
concludes thus"
'':soldicrs of the second army. II is for you
!" carry IL victory thr unstancd tlag Of Austria.
eaarcll to the cuu.bat with the blessing Of God
mud thrcuniidcncc ii the Emperor"
, 1859-05-18

ST. Lr',s, May IA letter dated Fort
kearney, MAY eth, says that the Pixies Icak
cmigrnnts arc returning in drovcs. Nine hun
dEed wagons had passed the Fort in week, The
cnigranss were III IN extremely destitute condi.
ton. md were selling tllcir wagons. horses and
outfits for almost nothing.
The ST. Joseph Ga:tne publishes a rcpor of
serious difficulty between thc inhabitants Of
Aurar'a and 1acnvcr City, resulting in tile hurp-
ing Of both towns. Local rivalry is said to be
the cause The report needs confirmation.
LEAyESwoaTN, May ls.-Lctters from Denver
City, dated April 18th. represent great scarcity
OF provisions at the mines. and much suffering
among the cmisrants. Several draths frou1
starvation are reported, and emlgrants we're ar
rlvlng III Il destitute condition. An abundance
q! psos's'ons. however, WAS Oh The WAY from
here and other poiuts
Contrary reports prcsniled re.ardiur the
mining prospects. The general tenor Of the i intel.
ligcnce IL not encouraging. but thu unfayorable
accounts are a,eriacd to the destitute and dis
coried cmi.ran M rcinittanccs Of dust Of
rich discoveries t4ars been nun.cd.
Measures have t:ra initiated towards form.
ing new State. Delegates arc 70 meet a, len.
Ter City l.. 1ao:. - fsAs.. :,4&e C4nat;,u
tinn.
1hs oreEaa! .x1:4s., ri:: :r. 7..i* .4:er
Et~t, E:i4 T.: - e- Ftt.4..a- i-ax..
E~+1:4 49, 1E'-@ess::< s.r 1::11-.c !!e=:..r*ra-
t-s- ~ - n.
a--a:s '1-2".t~ ~ ~.s .ce l.ea7.rr.-*s
ce+z1-.s: .s;-.: II, :.r .s... f1.1r 1:.,n,s f::
Ts--..--
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Total s.aor-t It AsseA A..........x,...,,4-9-Sc. Sc.u
TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Say.
STATE or EoKTIcIlGEI, uA11tuHn EaCxT1, st
J.ca1:J .ta, i;;.1. (
hr T1rc Insnrlsce CnupanT' nd tae ,s,,h s.t ~ {
going statement hy tEi sa%Elsd trut. and errte<
x23xtusnt as;r, IT sid cuzrany asl txaIIs
IL ca1 BE- aaseas II ts Lite ::s 1ctua. CONDITION c1
the trst uf 11g:;1ry, 1S13.
Before ne, GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice IT tte Ptacr.
Fer Insurance IN t.. Ha,tIo;l F1:e la,3,au Company
HUM & alGGISSoH, Agents,
No. Lonts Building soushxcs: ecrner of
SaGth WatES AID t.!ask asee.1.
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, 1859-05-18

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NEW 1d.R1aua E1lo aLa WaflEe l14ue3Gco u,
Ut HARTFORD s'nSNEtTICCT
t,,th,.Ih 1..a
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The aEnn'1@t Ct .ts "a; ia! Sax Is .....&on10 O.
III. l.iG;tn If its taI+s si)cs f.. At1u
THE ASSETS UF THE COMPANY AEE AZ For!
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t...h in hand. u AGENT. tra,e n n,-t, 5eEs -
J. lscI Estate. n.ne.
T. bonds e~..rt ~ TIE C":7isEy. neEe.
.ees ESQ of K.a1 EM. .:n., tTst H. ' .sn n
e. Debts dye tie ceH'2any sttuFvI by slcd:c" If
, 1859-05-18

AZ per~,t. fe3ue,,el forthwith tn s..r p.ym,u.f
sa variant. II af ul
 rt!ar WI le s,I.>;tJu
sA.l Warrants, A + T. Ni, =, i ~ sI"''l
usi.ttt,,.1S t.i,.
, 1859-05-18

The following table sbowa the imports Of
BreadstufIs during the past week, with tho
sources of supply, and the receipts in the cor
responding week Of 1858:
1xrvR7s ZEE rrEso THE wEr1 ESp1se NAT H.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
From the st. Joseph Gazette, 9th.
From the Plains.

We conversed yesterday, witha gentle
man who had just returned from the plains.
He left Cottonwood Springs the lst OF May.
and arrived in this city on Saturday last.
No rains had fallen in that region up to
the time lie left, and there was no grass, at
least not sufficient quantity for stock to
subsist upon. The emigrants were loosing
much of their stock, on this account, their
food having give out.
Large Numbers Of persons were cen re-
turning from Pixies Peak, many Of whom
were in the most destitute circumstances :.
Some who had attempted TO return, and
whose provisions and money had given out,
lay upon the road side, in the most deplora-
BILE conci,ion. Our informant thinks many
have and will die of starvation before they
can get relief. - .....,.... .. .........
Those of the returned emigrnnts, with
whom he had any conversation, pronounced
Pixies Peak humbug. They said, after
an examination of the entire country, that
nothing could be made, and so believeing
they were attempting toreturn tothe States.
Upor these statements, many who had got
len as far as Kearny, were induced to turn
back. s--....--
We learn also, from the same gentleman
whb got his information from those who
were returning, that many of the persons
whose names are expended to letters which
have been published and extensively circu-
lated throughout the States, giving accounts
of gold being found at Pixies Peak, fatty
deny ever having written any such letters.
Provisions anywhere between Fort Kear-
new and the crossing Of the Platte, were
cheap-sellng for almost the same prices
they do here. ,a-, l~-aar'
We would remark that the gentleman
from whom the above news is obtained, is
unknown to us, bu. seemed to be an intelli,
gent and reliable person. We publish it AZ
we cot it, and leave our readers to draw
their own conclusions from his statements.
FProsperitY is q stronger trial than I'D
versity. .......s - Z. SIR
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
From the 81. Joseph West, May I. -,
INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS.


Gold .Rcms-: Terrible FigM bsfuuseen The Pau,
b. r,, nees and Cheyennss. ,5-..,,, b,
BY the courtesy of eur este emed friend
Mr.. Geo. W.. Tracy, saltLaks Mail Agent
we are permitted to publish the following
correspondence: - "a -
1t will be seen that, in regard to, NE
mines, the writer does not spssk FROM per-
sOnal observation, but from information re-
ceiyed from a class Of emigrants that va
take to be not very reliable. w egive the
statements for what they are worth: n,
e. . g- Cafron Wocp Srs1se.,)o1t
LOUISIANA STATION, April %, 1859. 7s
Messrs. J. NJ. HocKxDAr & Co.-Deart
sirs: We are in q very tight place hers
On the road from the crossing down we
have five stations, which are crammed full
Of wagons from morning till night, and at
the rate we are doing business we will
soon have 10 close. Pixies Peak has turned
out to be humbug, and the road is lined
with starving men, and God knows we have
to give them something to eat IS long as we
have it. can't see man lay down IN the
prairie and starve. ''' = D'o''l "a
Ifyou could do, something to keep the
poor deiuded devils from starving, yo,t
would be doing kindness to humanity
We will try and get through a. well as pos
sible, but lots of the poor fellows arc bound
to die. There are ne provisions in tho
cOunsry only what belongs to the Mail
Company. The traders along the road
have nothing in the way Of provisions
They (ths emigrants) have not attempted
to force anything yet, but they are bound to
do it you do not give them something to
eat. .L.3''-.J9 a.-l asrcs-c -
| ...=-st !H 81 .a-st,-4 2. a...i
Night before last Is Pawnee indiana
came up here and stole 80 head Of horses
from the Cheyenne Village, now campsd IL
this station. So this morning so Cheyenne
braves mounted their war horses, started id
pursuit, and overlook Mr.. Pawnee at Cold
Water station, eighteen miles below here,
while they were at the station trying 10
trade or sell che ponies. They made the
swooP right quick, as George Atkins. Gus
station agent, shovels Mr.. Pawnes ous
doors, and let's them settle theft own Diff
culties, prairie style. The Cheyennss
killed eleven Of the Pawnees in short order:
Four of the latter are dangerously wound.
ed, SO tonight we are having great time:
The Cheyennes are having their celebrated
! dance, and we are all hands rejoicing over
the victory All there is wrong about tits
. there was hot enoug Oh of the Pawnees I'd
give them any kind of a fight, and oil we
grive about is that there was not enough Of
the Cheyennes killed. But we are thank.
full for small favors, and hope for mote
fights and both sides equally victorious.--
All right, We don't care which side whips.
Go in and holler. -'.7
The mail will be along tonight, and I
must close TO &C to the war-dance. The
blacksmith and wagon shops are both full
of gentlemen from Pixies Peak, minus the
gold, and damn glad TO sleep on the shaviDgs,
Great old country this. s.; T. e7,l
i Yours, truly, s.'' -
40 er-s IS l-s J.B. BROMLEY,
4 Route Agent from Kearny to laramie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
D0CKHAM, HOOPER & co.'s
St. Louis City -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
]. T. Rice. -. 10 Second street { Adjoining p .. }
ARCHITECTS & ST LPERINTENDENTS.
]. W. Kennedy & Co., ,..cor. Fifth and Chesnut st
Olmstead & Piguenard,..'" &C 's
Plans for Churches, Court Houses, Hotels,
Stores, Dwellings &C., made at the shortest notes.
CHINA, GLASS & QUEENSWARE.
John W. Tooley, .......... $3.50. No. 53 main st.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
]. S. Green & Co.,. No. 8 commercial & levee.
Mackoy, Miller Lyttle, no. 15i CON- & II 90
Kelsey & Smith, ..... cor. Coml. s. Chesnut SITS.
John Levin. mo. IL Levee, Dealer in Provis.
ions. Produce & Flour.
ENGRAVING &C.
J. 6. Weber, Gen. Eng. 81 Letter Cutter, 80. ..21
Chesnut st.
M. Green, ....94 Fourth st,-Particular atten-
ton paid TO Seals: = - ~ - &C.
CORNERS HUsSEY, ~ 81
Gen. Engravers & copper plate printers. ......41
Fourth st.
. FURNITURE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
VIM. M. Harlow, Piano Fortes ana Melodions,
Markets between Second & Third.
Scarritt & Mason, .... no. a Washington Avenue.
HIDES, LEATHER, WOOL, PELTRIEs &c.
Swales & Co., ,...- ...... 73 Levee & I6 Com' st.
S. Thorp & Co., Furs, Peltries, and Dry Hides,
No. 80 South Main st.
LIQUORS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
J. P. Callahan & Co., 80. No. 63 North Levee.
w. Is. Lawrence. NO. ~ OOulH MAIN ST.
BerthoId. Smith & Co., No. 1856 North Sec. ST.
LIGHTNING RODS, WHOLESALE.
Cordry, Patee l. Co., ,.... No. 263 North Main st.
PATENT SOLICITOR.
Amos Broadnax, ....-. No. A Pine st. Patents OBJ
tanned on new inventions of every description,
Rejected applications prosecuted on conditional
fees. No patent no pay.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
H. Clark & Co., No. 100 North Second st.
| PREMIUM WINE WORKS.
R. C. Ludlow, manufacturer & wholesale & re-
tail, No, 80 Market st.
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Atlantic Hotel, cor Third & Market sts. -. &C.
Mclaughlin Proprietor board 81 80 per day.
Lafayette Hotel, S. E. cor. Sixth & Market SITS.
Louis Chretien Proprietor.
SASH, DOORS e. BLINDS &c.
A. NJ. Granger, Mouldings Pine Shingles, II
Levee.
SAW MANUFAcTURERs.
Branch Crookes g. Co., ...... ...''.1o Vine ST.
VIM NJ Barron e. Co., Portable Circular Saw
Mill manufacturer. ......3 80 North Main ct.
SILVER WOOD SHOWCASES. q
Anderson, 70 Olive st. Also stock appertaining
. TO trade. 'H
EXCELSIOR SAFE & SCALE WORKS.
Beard & Bro, Proprietors, 10 Main st. Manu-
facturers of Lightning Rods & Pumps.
SHEFFIELD sTELL WAREHOUSE.
H. BakewelI, 213 Main ST., Steel, Files, Boilers
and Sheet Iron, all kinds al man'fs prices.
U.s.LAND AGENTS.
n p. WestIake g. Co. ......4l North Fourth ST.
WIN. n. WHITE & CO.,
U. S. Land Agents. .'.... ''''..5S Plne 81.
ST. Louis, June II, 1883.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

TThe Washington correspondent Of
the Montgomery Gala. .4dpertiser, writing
on April 26, says, that on the day before
an order was sent from the State Depart
ment TO the Marshall Of the District, in-
structing him to take all necessary means
10 guard the British Legation from violence,
and particularly to render them secure in
the neighborhood of Lafayette square and
Madison place. The order was based up
on paper signed by Lord Lyon and all the
attaches, averring their persons to be in
danger from threats, but specifying no par
tcular one of the number. 1t seems that a
teller in one Of the banking. houses Of this
city, at the corner Of Presidents square or
near by, discovered that one Of the British
Legation had had too much to do with his
wife.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
New ORLEANS, Nav 10.


The Southern Convention assembled at
Vicksburg, to day. Eight States are rep
resented. ..s...- .-r.
Charles Clark of miss, was appointed
President. a #'
Resolutions in favor Of the re-opening of
the slave trade, were offered by Mr.. Spratt
of South Carolina. t' Et,,s e.
Gen. Foote denounced Mr.. Spratt's SEN
timents as high treason, and read the laws
of ten States prohibiting the slave trade
He thought it was the duty of the Govern
ment TO acquire Cuba, and to gain prepon-
derance on the Is,hmus, and also advocated
resistance to the rule Of q Republican Pres
ldent. --. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

for which we offer the highest market rates,
IN CASH
We have no goods to sell at high rates, or barter
for produce, but will pay cash on delivery.
One of the firm will always be at the Wharf
Boat, ready 10 receive ladies or gentlemen who
NAV have anything in our line 10 sell, and prompt
Iy pay for the same. Those coming. TO town with
marketing, are requested 10 come directly to the
boat, as we buy everything, and pay good prices.
febi7. sEIBEL, HEREFORD s. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

: EfA Western editor once apolosizsd
to his readers some what after this fashion:
We intended to have death and mar.
riags to publish this week, but violent
storm prevented the wedding, and the doc.
ter being taken sick himself the patien, re.
covered. and we are accordingly cheated
outlof beth.. liseas s.ri 7ill t-.- "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
Yours, truly,
J"D. DItVMLLI, .
Route Agent from Kearny to Laramie:

"A Lively "RouoH AND TuMnir r.''-a
The Paris (Ky.) citizen, OF the 9th, affords
US this item of local intelligence: ia
The YOUNGSTERS IN FIGHr.-Ws learn
that, on Tuesday lasti Mr.. Henry T. Dun
can and General Leslie Combs had rough.
and-tumble fight in the banking room Of the
Northern Bank. in Lexington. Duncan
rather got the start at first, but the youth
and yigor of the General stood by him, and
he quickly rallied and commenced puni,h--
ing his adversary, when bystanders rushed
in and separated the combatants. ThssS
young men ought 10 set better example.
General Combs is only about seventy.twd
or three, and Duncan over sixty. aa7a aT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19


i E-A man travelling. entered q tavern;
and seeing no one present but the landlord
and negro, seated himself, and entered into
conversation with The negrs. Shortly hs
asked Sambo if he was dry; Sambo said he
was. Stranger told him to 20 to the bar and
take something athis expense. Negro did
SO, and shortly left. Landlord says to stran:
ger: -.
"Are you not acquainted with that mig.
ger?" ls5-e OH 30 5s4sge1 -
"NO never saw him before, but why ID
you ask'" - - = -; -, -.
II supposed SO from your csnvsrsation
with him, and asking him to drink" Iad
"oh," said the stranger, a was expert:
mentins. The fact is, ! was dry too, and I
thought tha: if saur liquor didn's tillhim id
fifteen minutes I would venture 10 fake !
drink myself ''.- ....5
The Landlord. curiosity was fully satis'
bed! - .ai s7i.lag sse saaz,s e2sszl 90
-. .1-7s.. sas1i
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19


LARGE UNpERG ROUND RAILROAD BUsI-
NEss-SEvENTY NEGROES ON ONE TRAIN
The Underground Railroad TO Canada ap'
pears TO be doing lively business, notwith.
standing the Interruptions it has recently
met with from U. S. Marshals in Ohio
The Detroit papers inform US, on reliable
authority, that seueniy fugitive SLAVES arrived
in Canada, in one gang, few days ago.
They were all from the interior Of Tennes-
see. "A week before this another gang Of
twelve, another OF seven, and another of five
safely arrived-makins altogether ninety
four negroes stalen by the Abolitionists and
sent 10 Canada, in one week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19

EPrOsperitY is stronger trial than ad'
versity. -'' .s.5ss =as. SIR
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
8. E. CORNER WASHINGTON Av. AND THIRD ST,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ENTI IARIINHED IMIQdl

A full course of instruction in this institution
"A embraces Double Entry Book Keeping.
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmanship.
GV- Special instruction given in the art of de-
tecting Counterfeit Money.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
ly and at any time, asinstruction is impaired in
dividually, and not in classes, each Department
being independent of the other, and under the
control of a Professor educated for the especial
duties Of that Department in which he is en-
ployed. -e.r ,.
For circulars, containing information in regard
10 the Terms, Course of Instruction., Rules for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Weights Of
Produce, Tares allowed on Produce, ETC., ETC.,
call at the Bookkeeping Department, or address,
--r.-'aH JONATHAN JONES,
jan6-1y. 81. Louis, Mo.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON
st. Louis, , Mo.

WE are this season prepared to furnish this
w widely known and Justly popular Ma
chine-with all the new and valuable improve.
ments, and made in a style certain to place it ir
advance of all others.
Its past success, both as Reaper and Mower.
warrant us in recommending it to purchasers as a
Machine that will give perfect satisfaction in ev-
cry particular.
Our facilities for manufacturing will enable
us to fill all orders promptly, but would be pleas
ed 10 receive orders early, so that We may fill
them on the day they are wanted. ...
Orders respectfully solicited.
= KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
april7 Cor. 2nd and Cherry sts., St. Louis.
Harrison & Co., Agents, Glasgow.
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