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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

Having purchased the BoTTLING ESTAB-
LISHMENT of Mr.. p. WILBACHER, Is viii aP-
pear from his Card above, we would respectfully
announce to our friends and the public generally,
readiness to fulfill any orders which we may 70
satisfactory terms. LOUIS EuKER Bro,
2l3 Main street.
Orders may be left at Messrs. Laidley kobsn-
SON & and Dr. Strecker's. Letter Box .'72i."
IN
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TO THE PUBLIC. --Havlng in
$3.50 contemplation the changing of my ousi-
D l. s. BRiDLES AND HARNESS
&C.. at greatly reduced prices. Those
IN want, would do well to call, q, bargains may be
had very low for cash. WM. SALMON.
nos-2w+ few doors above St. Charles Ho,el.
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CoMMEsSGOSER'S AND ADMiNiSIkA-
tTOR'S SALE.-By virtue of a decree OF the
Circuit Court of Henrco county, in a certain suit
in Chancery, entitled '-Mettert and others rs. Met
teri and Others made on the LIST day OF Noyem
ber 1859, the undersigned. Comm missioner, Will
proceed, on TUESDAY. the 9th day of Deeember
1859, upon the premises, to sell all the REAL ltS-
TAT OF DR.. fno. II. Nj ettert. deceased, situated IN
the lower part of Henrico county, IN the State OF
Virginia, ADJOINING the lands Of BENJAMIN +, Dew;
known as Malvern Hills. } of Mary Pickett and
others (known as Turkey Island, y of William Al
len fknown as Curtis Neek,l of John West, DR..
lanes Carter, and DR.. E. IL. Pondexter, contain
ing about four hundred and thirty i've acres, more
or less. -, -. -
the balance in two equal instaments, at l and 2
wears. from the day of saie bearing interest from
that day for which the purchaser shall execute his
negotiable notes and the title shall be retained I'M
I'll the purchase money is fully paid, and convey
anee ordered by the Court. 80
After the sale of the land on the SAID 9th day oi
December 1859, and ut the same place. vii he SOLD
all the SLAVES Of the SAID Ur. John II Metter,;
deceased. about thirty in number. The Slaves VIII
be sold for cash.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place. seven Mules. one Horse 200 barrels OF Corn
two three head OF Cattle, Carts Wagons, arm
ing Utensils. Fodder, Shucks, Straw, &c; Kitchen
Furniture, and all other personal property OF the
said Dr. John f. Mettert, not already sold. -
The terms OF sale of the last named articles vii
be cash, for all sums not exceeding S2o Tor III
sums over that amount. credit of six months, the
purchaser giving q bond, with approved security.
JAS. W. BINFORD.
ne5-lm Cem'r ~ Admir-.
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JUST RECEIVED.
1859.


for Gents Wear.
Also IA fine line of TWEEDS, SATINETS. &C.,
&C., suitable for Boys wear
In Housed keeping and Servants Goods, have a
large ana splendid stock. which caanot be
passed.
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week on the most favorable terms.
and will be SOLD CHEAP, as | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
Gail and examine Tor yourselves before purchas-
Ing elsewhere at JNO. l.. SMITHER'S.
Sc 25-dScw2m No. % Main street,
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\IEW BUTTER. LARD AND CHEESE
~ sTORE-No. p, MAIN ST;-The subscriber
s. as Of fresh osange County and State BuTTEk,
LARD CHEESE W IaEl, rE End BN MGihpISs
Fish. GORNED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH, &c., 30, &c;
The above articles are sill sent here ana solu gu
Commission and will consequently be sold low Ior
cash Ino g-tsl f. HAILOCk. Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
~ HANONER-tab about 10 miles from Richmond.
A. Richardson, Esq, and others Pursuant to a
decree of the Couaty Court Of Hanover, in the
SUIT of Winston, &c, against Todd. &c. the I'M
December next. sell the tract of LAND, of which
John Oliver died seized and possessed, called
McIaug hlin's. The tract contains 200 acres by
cent survey. 1t has been vided into four lots of
so acres each-each lot will be sold separately.
TERMS.-0ne- third cash; the balance two
equal instal ments, at II and Is months from the
day of sale, Wi tn interest from the dav OF sale the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security
and the title retained until all the purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the Court.
WM. o. WINSTON,
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..iLhs siLSs !--NOVEMBER 18th, 1859.
- Great Bargains in
RICH DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES at ths
Cash Store of PERKINS 4 CO.,
No. III, Eagle Square.
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adjourned meeting thereof, hereby ratfyng all
the acts OF - said attorney IN the premises,
fully as II - were present. and voting IN
person.
In testimony ereef--- have hereunto affixed
hnr, hIa Hay Of MI al
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FORM OF PROXY.

AHoio az men eg tdeSe PTsssHtS, nat,
the undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney for - and IN - name, TO
vote on all questions that may be broue hit before
the meeting of the Stockholders of the Rich
mono and Danville Railroad Company, to be held
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"a Light. Light: Light! ...-Buy the
BEsT.-GSnuine CAMEL COAL OIL, manu- fac
tured frem Virginia Camel Coal. A beautiful
clear oil, warranted to burn well, not to smoke or
give any unpleasant ordor. This OIL is free from
any adulteraton will not ex pode, and is the NEST
economical oil in use. Sold by
FISHER K WINSTON,
oc I9-lm Druggists, w hoesaie Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

"Giant Moringo was gotby Masop's Gormerly)
low Stephen C. Browns cid Moringo Mammoth,
which sold al Is years old for So ,oO0, and war
ant him well bred on his Mothers side, though L
lave not vet got 'he certificate OF his extended
pedigree; he is black. Morngo Mammoth Is
lack of more character than any IN n.y., as 'ne
,etter of premium stock. | know several Jen-
uets m Ky. of his get, that cannot be bongnf ior
less than $1,000. The sire of Black Mammoth
was bought by F. X. Raines w. Ellison OF
Dayres IN CO., Tenn at 81 ,3Ou and learn IS over
IN with patronage al $50 md ot permitted 10 serve
mares. / have splendid blue glass pastures, al
fordinc both common and sail watr;-my pastule
is considered one of the very best in the county
Proper attention guaranteed 10 stock lett IN my
care. or no charge will be made.
nirh3lst,-'j9. I. A. PANhEf'
BLACK MAMMOTH was sired by Black Nam
moth ST.. which sold TO F. r. Rsines eco, OF
Ddyerson CO.. Tenn. for 50 $50 cash. He By Ma
ior hiason'S Morineo Mammoth, (now the prop
eriy of s. c. Brown of Washington co.. KY, he
by Imported Mammoth, his dam by Tipper anoe;
he by Black Hawk; he by Imported Warrior; q
lam full sister 70 Commodore Rogers, by Uiissus;
2 dam palafox jenneii, the properly OF Andrew
Nice uIh OF Jrssamne co.. KY, Oh which her and
her stock he has taken "a silver cups. Black
Mammoth Sr. is 10 hands inches high; Tippe-
canoe l6 hand; Morlngo Mammoth 10 hands 2
inches high. Black Mammoth's dam is full SIS
tor 10 The dam of Telegraph, Victoria and Bldcs
Fashion;-S She is 10 bands high-I opk the cup
with her over the one that took the cup 1T Lex
m,gton, PARIS, Eininrnce and Louisville. con-
slider Black Mammoth as good as any in Kentucky
Boy co., KY, Mch u, IS. d. A. KNOX.
Howard Co, Mo- uch3l-'59-2W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
The Wild Hunt after Gold.

The emigration to the Cherry Creek Gold Mines,
|, greatly larger than we expected. Crowds OF
neople are moving westward. BIZ all means OF con-
y.rance. Tie boat. and Rail Roads are crowded,
and on all The roads, wagons and teams can be
seen daily. The up-river towns, especially Kan
"a, Civ, Leavenworth and St. Joseph, which we
have recently heard from, are filed with people,
on fheir way TO the gold mines. Numbers have
already set out, in wagons, on mules. and on foot
All seem to be in haste TO get of first, and many
are starting with sim out fits. Even If gold in
abundance shall he found, great suffering will be
the LOT of thousand, for the actual necessaTies of
life. Proris,ons will be scarce, and very high
Many persons viii reach the mines destitute of
provisions and money, and if they fail TO find
gold, as they most probably will, they will be in
pitiab.e condition.
The news from that region is beginning to have
two sides, orraiher the gloomy side is now being
held up in contrast with the bright, which ha'
dazzled the country for months past: we mlc!
fear this description OF news will pnd1m!nat
hereafter
We saw Major BENT, (of Bents Forty few
DAYS since; he was on his way 10 Washington
on business for the Indians, who are alarmed at tn
prospect Of being orer-run by the whites. He re-
sides in ihe section Of country 10 which the emf
grafton is tending, and is as familiar with all thai
county as any living white man. He pronounce!
the gold mines Humbug; and says language will
utterly fail to depict the suffering and disappoint.
ent that is to be the certain fate of the emgrants
to that country.
A number Of persons have returned from the
Cherry Creek country, this spring. Some have
come in for their families, and will go ba,k with a
view to permanent settlement, and will no dOubt
do we'll Those who went out TO mine. are sails
fed. OF this class, isa Mr.. Baily, Of ST. Louis
vino was in our Office a few days since. He wen
out last summer, and has Iust returned. He pro
nounces the mines humbug, SO far at least, &c IN
Giridual effort Is concerned, ana thinks men VIII
have cnly their hands TO work with, had bette
stay al home. He found gold, and with Ion
tom and quicksilver. got little: not enough (
pay ior working. however. He thinks t'at nj
ehinery, 10 work the the quartz, MY Pav-br
this wa, 10 be tried.
We havenever had very strong faith in this ne1
gold country, and have less now. The excite ner
in the country is the result of systematic efforts
the part Of Spectators, town sharpers, and so on
who will make money ont of their dupes. tn
result, however, will be the peopieing new terri
tory, which will ultimately become State, thu
bringing the Atlantic and Pacific States int
closer proximity, and hasten the construction o
the Pacific Rail Road-one of the mos; importan
enterprises of the age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
The Ecnfdcsy Rnisti JIcl;,
MorGnSO Warrior


Owned by a. A. Pugh, will stand the present
season Il nv stable. and will serve mares Of the
reduced price of SIS 10 insure mare in foal, and
S2O 10 Jrnnet>; insurance money payable when the
fact is ascrItaned or the mare parted with
Good pasturage for mares and jrnnets from dis
lance. or It's. Gale but no Liability. Season ends
4lh JULY.
MORENGO WARRIOR is mouse color, 10
hands high, Of great beauty of form and style,
possessing fine bone and superior action, and as a
breeder has proven himself inferior 10 none. He
was sired by MerPngo Mammoth; his dam by
Tipprcanoe Persons having mares 10 breed and
wishing to raise fine mules, desired to call and
see Tor themselves. Reference is made 10 those
who bred 10 HIM in 1850, among whom are Ma
rion Hays and others
This is TO certify that l am acquainted will
the stork of the renowned and thorough bred
Jack. Morpngo Warrior. and know HIM u be one
of the hest Mule Jacks that was ever brought TO
Missouri, and as good Is any iii Kentucky; that
he was sired hY the imported Jack biOrenso
Mammoth. and his sio.k on the dam SIDE is as
thol ough bred as any Jack in the State of Ken
lucky. and can show as fine LOT OF colts as any
in the United States, none excepted.
T. c. SHoUsx.
mar3I ". J. EDDINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
E l. &c T 10 N

THERE will be an election held in the CITY of
81 ssow, on the first Monday in April next,
as follows:
In The Central Ward, for Mayor, three Coun-
cimen and Assessor.
In The North Ward, for Mayor, two Council:
men and Assessor.
In the South Ward, for Mayor, two Council.
men and Assessor.
The polls viii be opened at such places in each
ward as shall be designated by the CounciImen
thereof. on the day Of elect, n
mar24-2w WM. d. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
GgThe Council ordered the polls 10 be opened
at tie following places:
For the Central Ward, at J. & A. w. Roper.
office.
For the Northern Ward; at the office Of Major
s. Tally.
For the Southern Ward, al the Office OF HarrI
son & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
Negroes Cannut Pre- Empt.

GExrR.L LAND OFFICE. March 7, 80.
John NJ Kirkpatrick, PiHsJurg, Pa,
SIR: In reply 10 yonr letter OF the 24tf
ul,.. 1 have 10 stale. that, under the now
settled ruling Of this ofiire, winch has been
sane iun-d by the Secretary, colorrd persons
are nnl citizens Of the United States, as
contemplated by The prescription law Of the
4ih OF September. l84l, and are, therefore
moi legally entitled to pre- empt public lands
Very res pecltuIIy, your obedirnl servt
Jos. s. WILSON, Acting Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
EpsilOu's Pedigree, and Zen. w. G
E7arding's Certificate.

Epsilon Is rich tav. about l6 hands high, Of
great beauty and faul'!ess proportions. He has
taken the prize at all the Agricultural Fairs il
Tennessee. where exhibited, and never once beat
ci.. lie is admitted 10 be the handsomest breeder
in Tennessee His colts have taken more premi,
ums when exhibited. than those of every Other
horse in tie Stale. But having kept him as a
private stallion. breeding all nv mares not Zoe
nearly related 10 him, his family has increased
uull # has become necessary for me 10 make :
change uf Si.'lli"ns.
Epsilon was sired by Pacific. dam Dy Sir Rich
ard. gran dam by imported Eagle, gr gr dam by
Wiik-'s Wonder, 2 Ch'nicle-r, gg i'm,
ported Sterling gEsgg Clod.u-. imported Silver
Eve. ggggg Jolly Roger, Partner, imported
m1Ie.
Epsiion's dam has produced more race nag.
than aUv mare living. Her sire Richard was by
Pdcoe;. and Full 'roih-r 10 Sir Henry and Mon
sieur TonSorl hrr or dam the Wonder mare. Is nn,
Of the most d siingnI.hed brood mares IN Tenh.-
Thus il will appear INT Epsilon, both through
sire aud dam traces through the best blood II
j n,essee: his success III the stud srstains hi
high decent. W. u. HAhDtNS,
March l2th, $50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
Later From New Mexico.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo March "a.

lNDEPENDENcE, Mo March "a.
The New Mexican Mail with Santa Fe
dates 10 the I'll inst, arrived here thi,
morning three days ahead Of time.
GOV. Rencher has vetoed The bill legaliz
ing gambling.
Lieut.. BsaIe and his party left Hatch
Ranch oe the lst inst. Tor Albuquerque
whence they will proceed 10 the crossing o
the Colorado.
Lieut.. LazeIe was rapinly recoverir!
from the wound he received in Q recen
conflict with the Indians.
The Apache Indians in the neighoorhoor
Of Fl. Buchanan were behaving badly
They need and will receive the attention 0
The military department.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
GEN. TAYLOR.

THE best Mule Jack in Missouri, viii
sE-g1 stand al nv stable, and will serve mares
s,E.Ei.at eight dollars. to insure, payable when
The fact is asceriain-d or the mare parted with -
His colts are the best reference thai can be given,
and can he seer in the neighhorhhod.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
Gen. Taylor is nine years old, fifteen hands
muscle and bone is not surpassed by any ANIMAL
He was brought from Kentucky last year, where
his colts are justly held to be the best mules in
tho State, as acknowledged by all stock men in
Wuodford county, where he was raised, and stood
previous to his removal TO this Stale. He was
sired by Morehgo Mammoth; dam Pioneer
Jennet.
! viii purchase all his cnlts, price 10 be agreed
upon at the time the mare is bred.
nsi3I JUNE WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

SORE AID SwELLED BREASTS Mothers should
know, that since The invention of DR.. BRAGG's
ARCTIC LINImESr, il is no longer necessary for
them TO transfer the nursing of their infant child
ren 10 a wet nurse, in case their own breasts
should he sore or swollen. nor is il necessary for
them TO undergo The painful and excruciaing
operation of having their breasts lanced. By pro-
curing some Of the Arctic Liniment and rubbing
the affected part with it gently few times, the
evil Is remeded, and complete relief experienced.
Full directions given on the wrapper for using
the Linment in this as well in all other diseases
wherein it is applicable. 1t is also SPECIFIC for
all kinds of sores, ulcers, sweIings, sprans, brui-
ses, &c., as well as for rheumatism and neuralgia.
The importance of this remedy cannot be over est-
mated. 1t is also good for most diseases of ami
mails such as spawn, ringbone, poll evil, string
halt, &c.
GF For sale m Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made TO Bragg ann Bur-
rowe., ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
Two of the Largest Jacks in Mo.

DLACK MAMMOTH and Giant Moringo will
ID make seasons al the stable of r. A. Pankey.
one mile from Fayette. Howard County Missouri.
The terms for mares $40 10 insure, which will
be due as soon as the fact is ascFrlained or the
properly trsnsferred; S25 will be charge to insure
JenneIs, which will he due as soon the fact as
reriained. In offering these animals TO the public
fe, fully authorized TO say they are the best in
Missouri.
Black Mammoth is a raven black, with mealy
nose; his action is very superior; his form and pro-
portion are most extraordinary, for of his kind
he has a full portion of bone, combining more
style and beautyj than any Jack ever saw. He
is nearly fifteen and half hands high. He took
premium, the only tim, lie has been exhibited in
this State, and boldly assert that he is as well
bred as any Jack in America: all his ancestors were
of notorieiy. As proof, see Mr.. KNOX certificate.
who has accumulated large fortune from his
Jacks:
"Glant Moringo is years old, and is truly a
prodigy Of his specesh he is about fifteen and half
hands high, and has more depth of carcass than
any two year old | ever saw-his knees and hooks
seem certainly cut out for giant; his head ard
ears are so prodigious in size, they begsar all at
tempts to describe them; he has taken numerous
DIT, NUNS, and has always had inches 10 spare,
when coming in cont ct with one of h.. age. Ma
nv good Judges are of opinion that he will be l6
lhands high, and with his great size he has good
aetioa.; and 10 a. playful Is kisess.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
BRANCH OF THE WESTERN BANK OF Mrssc

BRANCH OF THE WESTERN BANK OF MIssou.
NJ, AT GLAseow.-By reference 10 our adyertis.
ins columns, If will be seen the amendment to the
charter Of the "Western Bank passed at the
last session of the Legislature, has been accepted
oJ the Stockholders at ST. Joseph, and commiss.
toner's apr MED to open books in this city. The
points for the parent Bank and Branches are
remarkably well chosen, for safe and prodta.
DIE business, and the stock cannot Re otherwise
uan valuable. The Branch in this city will b.
promptly Organized, and the citizens of this am
adjoining counties will promote their interest b,
0eeonin Stockholders at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

DEATH OF AN Elk -GovERxoa OF EIR-
ersrA.-Ex- Governor David Campbell, Of
Virginia, died in Abingdon, Virginia, on
the 18Th instant, aeed eighty years. The
deceased was major in the twelfth regi-
mpnt United States infantry, during The
war with Great Britain, and seryrd with
great credi, on the Nrrthern frontier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

1.-THE 81. Louis Charter election comes
of next Monday. The American. National
Democrat and Free Democratic parties oil
have regular tickets in The feld--and there
is also an Independent! Ticket. E. Wyman
heads tie American, L. V. Bogy the Ma
tiOnal Democratic. and o. D. Filley. (pres-
emf Mayor) the Free Democratic and indie
pendent Ticket. There seems TO be great
interest taken IN the election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
ORDER CT PUBLICATION.
William Spear and JOHN &
Earickson, Plaintiffs,
against

against
William Childs, Defendant.
NJ OW at this d.y come the plaintiffs aforesaid
IN by their attorneys, and file in the office Of
the Clerk of the Howard Circuit Court, in vaca-
ton their petition, verified by affidavit, stating
amongst other things that the above named dsfen-
dant is nonresident of this State: It is there
fore ordered by me, clerk, aforesaid, in vacation,
that publication be made notifying him that an
action has been commenced against him by Pc
ttion for partition, in the Circuit Court Of How
ard County, in The State Of Missouri, the object
and general nature OF which is to procure an or
der Of sale of the following described real estate
situated in the city OF Glasgow, Howard County,
Missouri, to-wit: Lot No. twelve (I2) in Block
No. three (3) upon which is brick store house.
And that unless you the said William ChIlds be
and appear at the next term of said Court, TO be
held at the Court House in the City of Fayetie,
in said Couiiy, on the FIRST Monday in June next,
and on or before the sixth day thereof, IF the
term Shall So long continue and if not then besors
the End of the Term, judgment viii be rendered
against you, and the real estate above described
Will be sold for partition.
1t is therefore ordered, that copy hereof be
published in the Glasgow Weekly Times,'' a
newspaper published in said County Of Howard
for 'ur weeks successfully, the last insertion 10
be at least four weeks before the commencement
OF the next Term of this Court.
Given under my hand and official seal, March
III, 1853.
Attest, A. COOPER. Clerk.
SHAcKELToED Turner, Attorneys for Plain
tiTs. marlO-4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN mp by John Miller. living in Charlton
L Township. Howard county. on his prrmi-
ses. on the 29th day of March, 1853. the follow
ing described strays. viz: One sorrei mare about
fourteen hands high shod all round, small scar nr
rishr thigh, with 90 ar marks, -four years old. No
other marks or brands perceivabie. Appraised to
fifty dollars
Also. a sorrel yearlhg horse colt, both hind
feet rite half way up 10 the hook left fore foot
same. bail fac: no other marks or brands per-
csivahle. Appraised TO thirty dollars by r. 4;
Turner and lanes G. FstAHpn, who were duly
sworn for that purpose as the Jaw Directs,
4 true COPY from nv stray hook, March 25;h,
1859. Inar3l F. ". DiGGES, J. P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

Ex-senator Douglas has issued pamph-
lei CONTAINING hts remarks in The debate III
the Senate on the subject OF the Territories
with some oil the remarks Of others. he
has given to the work taking title, t0-wl':
Speech in opposition 10 the proposition &c
enact Slave Code by Congress for the Fer
rirories, and in defence oil the rights Of The
Territories 10 legislst on the subject oil
Slavery Tor themselves, &c"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

JACK SoLp.-Cnl. Pike VI. Thoms on sod
his celebrated premium Jack, Big Giant, -
lew days since, for $500. He was pur
chased by MIR. G C"llnsn. of Fayei-e coun.
~, Kentucky. WIN took the Giant home
with him. This is reversing things: we
have hereio'or lonked 10 Kentucky 10 fur.
nish us fine stock, but it seems we are non
able 10 send her sirck!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31

NEW GooDs.-Mr. STRousE returned from
New York few days since, and is now receiy
.ns and opening his new spring stock. He is
thoroughly aequain ted with he wants of his nu-
-e'Sus customers, and they y i'll find his present
s'0ek Inc fullest and handsomest he has ever i'm
- - embracing all the styles and fabrics. Hi,
t-.| will appear next week-meantlme
Is ready 10 receive calls from his customer, and
the publc generally. -'' '''D
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-31
GIA SOON, MO-,
Took for the x.

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