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nlSSOLUTlON.-Ths partnership Of
~ BECHER BRO having dissolved lhjs
day ty mutual consent, Bernhard Becher has -1iD-
posed OF his interest 10 the stock and debts to PA
ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand
ted 10 call and settle up.
PHILIP BECHER.
BERNHARD BECHRR
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JOEL b WATKINS.
O the Late tirm Of Price 4 Watkins.
JAMES b FICKLRN.
OF the late arm Of Hoomos. Ficklso
Wallace, Frederick sbuYa.

A CARD.-1t will be seen by the above,
that am interested In the businss. NJ Ms...
WATKINS FICKLEN. respectfully solicit thc
patronage of my friends and those Of the late arss
advantages which are promised in the above adver.
tisement Their wants, either in person OF By ordsr.
teption. WIN MIFn
ia Inn
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EA- BATgs, BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at sill
hours, et the American Hair Cutting Shaving, and
shampcoing SalBn, under the American Hotel
Entrance on Ilth street.
Single Ratha 7S cantE or ticksts or 81 an IN
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LOCAL MATTERS.
BLOODY ArYRAY.-A bloody affrs

BLOODY AfIrAY.-A bloody ARRAY Oc
curred Ia the Valley. near the Poor House, yester
day afternoon. between John Gentry and Robert
Patterson. which may possibly result in the death
OF the former. Gentry, as we understand, follow
ed woman with whom he 10 living, to Patterson 4
house, and drew knife upon her TO kill her Pat
terson interfered, and attempted to make peace
when GENTRY stabbed him Ia the breast with q
knife, infiicting q slight wound. The two then
ssiz'd, Patterson fighting with every thing he
could get hold Of to himself and sen I'll sd into
the yard, where the fight continued until Gentry
was disabled by heavy and repeated blows on The
head and face. At q late hour In the afternoon
Patterson was arrested by officer Seal, and locked
up Gentry's condition being quite serious. He 10
badly cut and bruised about the head and was
suffering great pain. Intemperanee and jealousy
led to the row.
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4 TLANTIC AND PACIFIC GUANO-

4 TLANTiC AND PACIFIC GUANO-
"a SOMETHING NEW.-The undersigned having
been appointed Agents for the sale of the Atlantic
and Pacific Co q Guano, are dany expecting a cargo
from New York which will he offered to Planters
and others upon very accommodating terms. Prof
Oh Bicseil, Pm ID. of Baltimore, gives the result
Of his Analysis
Phosphate Lime,....... ...............-.....,.90 c8
Containing fhosphOrc Acii........4 Al 27
Organic Matter. Water. Carb Of Lime &C .... 922
Prof Henry, of Smithsonian Institute. anal ysed
= sample and found therein $50 Per cent OF Phos-
phaie cf Lime.
All who have tried it, unite in pronouncing it
equal In its results TO the best Peruvian, viii it's
beneficial effect Hpon the sol is more complete ana
permanent.
The causo Of this g found in the very large per
centsgs of Phosphate Of Lime which it contains and
which il the desirable i1gredient in all Fertilizers
For Information, apply to
PEYrON ARCHER,
l59 Cary Street,
La 2E--6fE2tMaw Richmond
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II nlsSOLUTION.-Th Co-Partnership
o. JNO TAYLOR BROTHER expired On
the ist OF january, 1859. All persons having claims
against ne concern, viii please present them.
JNO TAYLOR BRO.
hiehmOnc. keb !, 1859. faz-N
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GENERAL Jiogsos's RETURN TO oTssNrsssH--Judge
Scott, who delivered the Grafton st the recent in
augurstion Ct the Jackson statue at Memphis,
related the following touching incident concern4
II Jackson's return from Washington TO Ten.
psIsce in 1851
The day Of his return said the speaker was to me
one cf the most memorable OF my existence. His
old friends snd companions determined TO give him
public reception; they met together appointed
OF their number 10 dsiver address and start
ed 70 meet him. Tas youpg men and boys of our
city tolloUin. their example. made their arrange
wents and appointed Inc as their spokesman. We
met him in the cedars near Lebanon. The old mel
were ranged in 'front.' the boys il the rear. He got
cut Of his carriage listened courteously TO the sd
dress Of Judge Campbell repliad happily, and shook
hands with his old associates. he tsen drew near
to us. ! stepped forward, spcke few words OF
Kindness. and wound up by saying. "that the chill
dren CT his cid soldiers AID friends wecon ed him
home, end were ready 10 serve uader his banner
His frame shock, he bowed dow his head, and
while the tears rolled do1n his sged cheeks, he re
piled Il could have stood all but ths-it is too
much, too muchi' The crowd gathered around, and
for lew moments there was general outburst OF
g, mpsthy and tearB
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E0S HoRsoE's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMfooISG SALOON, under the American Ego
ei-entrance on llth street
\. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had ei
AL hours sfnGle Bath 2o cents, or tickets for
dollar les
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- coh hEN "A Brlck enc ment
xS c- Ne Sonth side o. FRAN Kiln between Madison
- Y 'nras streett. coaaaininR ak rooms Tos re
,77ss bic tensn,, the teat viii De moderate Ap-
..rs5 + PARRISH
L. l. Al-.L.. L ~
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lie hiANuFACTORY.

- RICHMOND, VA.
Near the Petersburg Depot,
Opposite Burger poyles haSY Factory.
i'LES Of every description on hand, and made tc
flrr OF the best 8lish steel.
> kinds Of Old Piles recut, on liberal terms
a IS good as new. LAU g. SIiUMAN.
Inns Letter Box Is
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GOAL OlL--Another supply just re-.
" eeised and for sale by
w PETERsoN, Druggist,
Main street.
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KEKOSlNE OIL AND LAMPS.-A
IN fresh supply Of Jones' improved burners on
hand, with all patterns of Lamps some yrry fins
with the hest oil in rhis.city at s2s ain ST. oppe
sire the American Hotel. j. VI. Rex.
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FOR kENT--and possession give

- Immediately - very desirable Residence. on
sS'e street, linton uti betvee 18th and e6th st,
House has ave good 3yafus be side. Kitchen
. as= veil with an excellent puiap in TIE vsra
tr.r g. tr&--4ia JAMES SIMPSON. nth 81.
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h4UHs 'IeH fEius.-Uh Tharsday last There Was
i2t oi rugs soid ln this place at S31.25 per hun.
dred, and smother at $25 so. This 10: OF Jugs WAS
raised in Css"ell county, by Mr. Harralsop, and
there is 10 humbus about the business. Indeed.
d1rirg the present year, many planters have sold
ihsir tobacco In this place, aud all have expressed
themselves fully satisfied with the prices obtained
We heard i. remarked by manufacturer the other
day, that the lugs OF the present crop of tobacco
were as coed, or better, than the leaf. However
that may be, We know that the lots just spoken Of
which brought such unbeard OF prices. were beau.
| tifui yellow. and appeared to be very fne.- Daa-
vile Va Transcript.
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Ksss- s-NAaTsuoRNE,s ANrI-RLL1ous PILrs

s HA8TsHoRNE' ANTI-BILIous PILLS
are the safst and best Purgative Pills In use They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
ID all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
Srpe, are easy 10 their operation and be taken
Many time without fear OF exposure They remove
tf you suffer with any pain, use HARTSHORNE'G
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNiHILATOR II
You have cough, nse HARTsHoRNE'S COUGH
world. ~ ~
Sold by all Druggists in Richulond. ec1s-sm
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= FOR RENE. The SMITH AND
Nj CARRIAGE sH0P on Franklin street oppo-
We ny Factory. now occupied by J Does Il Brother
e.. number Of ROOMS in good locations for rent
ts-srAs,on sIven on lst January '.4.
n It's EDW HCADAH
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OLIVER sKIN ONION eETS, Tom
~ Thumb Peas, q fine articl.; for sale by
GEO D0WDES, Druggist.
fe 5 IFS Broad st.
UOOKER & HALSEY'S Extra Lecomte
- Chewing Tobacco a very superior article; for
sale BY " PETERSON. Druggist,
ia Mai
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EFGsoaoH d. STEEL, Dentist, Ofie
and residence No. 81. ON Main. between 8.S sud %
streets Richmond Va. MY yD-ly
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VALENTINES.

GEORGE NJ WEST
My assortment Of yALENTINEo is very sape-
rior consisting chiefly OF imported styles Whole.
sale Dealers W 5uld consult their own interest by
purchasing ut once.
VALENTINES for the country should be mailed
several DAYS pIevitus to the itth february-SI.
NALEsrSEs DAY, GEO NJ WEST,
ia 3l-dtlsth l43 Main ST.
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THOS ) DCNNAHANT.
4 hJar e Or T. l. Nelson. deed
FOR RKNT.-VERY DESIRABLE

RI BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
--,y desirable thre-st -ry Brick nweiiinr House,
2 So0d hTlck kitchen. tr5 cellars, gas. water.
!. 20 Franklin stcert, second door est al 10Th
t-ss'. IS Tor rent, upon moderate terms. 10 pune
% tanAnt. Possession give. lat day OF hpril.-
APP to ALFRED 1EL0ES.
III Coraer Franklin aud 2;h streets.
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CO-PARTNrRsuIp

n
@Partnesship, @ under the arm Of v wATkiNs IfCf.
Wbss fsi ,oE s .ns Prrp1ss Of sOaducting . gsasra
DRY GOODS b U SIN esq.
"a the elegant new building, i:e Main street, vhieA
On the FIRST DAY Of MARCH NEXT. n = a..
purpcse 70 open in these light and spacious M
rooms BSw . e9@plsse and entirely NEW STOCK 81
OF RETAIL TRADE, which, for variety md eleeS.ea
VIII not be surpassed in this city. Our long e1pss
Business, and determination TO make eur ~.
Tor cash. in large titles Of NAM.
faeturers or their agents, will furnish n with es.i
irons especially. who have SO lissrally snoouTsIS
US Ia our late business connections with an Sind-
OF I2Teisn d and Domestic Dry aoods Of ths -
not tail to secure the patronage Of the eleoost ~
most discriminating bayers. While all the dspo1S
Rouse FURSsaina GOODS.
will b. ken. .,u.y. ,u .nd PadAETATIoE SABRIM
rs ~. sLSSASTE sfiHs tlf1s' AND DRESS GOODS.
AND SUPERB LAC.s,
MANCIkS AND sHAWLa
WIZ receive especial attention. Arrangements VII
importers IN the large ma1Sets, will cpabIe n -
iuInish In store and at shortnotice oil the tsstsful
NOVELTIES. asthey appear In the country. Msny
wholesale houses or which Gouotry m msTsSsr mSasSvs
have an Increasing demand. and such Goods sise 8
are required o commission Merchants tor the hes
mers, viii be furnished at small advance upon thS
cost of production. VIC respectfully solicit the =
tronsge Of all CASH and punctuai credit buysrS No
Will be expected to settle their accounts semisnnv-
ally. as this system is now conceded to promote the
interest OF both buyer and seller. We hopc. ~
selling SUPERIOR GOODS AT Low PRIcrs and q rramnt
ana sblieing attention 70 business to merit the =
WIN. P; MAYO. ESQ. long and extensiysly known
as member Of the late house of Binford. MAYO 4
Blair. is interested in our business and wil dsyoss
to it his valuable services.
JOEL B WATKINS.
Of the late frm q Price Watkina
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gsy- Da. JOHN B. WaLTHALL, (Homeo-
pathst offers his pro essonsi services TO the citi
zens of Richmond sn' its vicinity. Oftce at his
sidsncs. Gu Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
Ie l2-dly
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& TIERCES prime Bacon Hams. for
~ sale by WoNBLE h CLAIBORNE.
fes No u Pearl street.
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.(l II II d y. prime Bacon Sides and
OO Shoulder, landing per steamer, for sale by
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
fos No III Pearl street.
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NV lhVs Sthia-fEol L. r. CHTtls, or LAWS
burg University, son of Rev. Thos. Curtis, who
was lost on the North Carolina, ha. arrived in
Norfolk, TO ascertain the particulars Of the fate Of
his father. The Argas says:
The tslegrsphic news OF the last mentioned
evept followed him from New York, with re-.
Qssst from the afflicted fimiy for his speedy
presence. He at once changed all his plans aud
wrote loug letter to his eldest 500 al Lewisburg
full OF sympathy for all and of sanctjfsd fesIin1
BE says: "But for the unimpeaohable voice OF
aod In death. had Intended to be with YOU If
my life aud hsath be spared shall maks this inc
corruption Of my plan an Oft remembe bered reason
for eodeayoring to get to you earlier in the com.
ing year (posssiJiy in july But We can only pro.
pose. . Fray ace may al do and su1er, az
J,s,stuopl3, the isKerriag Fathers ,cU" The above
are perhaps the last lInes remaining upon earth
which he ever wrote. In little more than TWEEN.
ty-four hours the hand that wrote them was pro.
bsby motionlees in death.
FATAL RAILROAD AocIDRSr.-A Chr Railing Dozen
HiU Sideways, scith I1sssngers Gdd1 Redh0t Store
An accident occurred OIL the Williamsport IN. Y J
aud Eimira railroad On Friday last. Some ifteen
miles below the iot mer place the train passed yer
broken rail while running on curve dug into
the side Of mountain. On the left precipitous
declivi,y cfteventy i've fest to the river The en-
siue and baggage car vent over the gsp ard kept
the track, bus the first passenger car ia which
we're Col. Paine the Pos master II Rochester and
seven other gentlemen, uncoupied both In front
and rear, left the track and started down the pre-.
eipice. 1t turned over opce and half Ia going
twice its length, and then brought up .gsin.t some
rocks, where it lay ct angle of about forty-fve
De grees. with the passengers and all the fixtures
in it, including the stove, in q promiscuous pile at
the lower end.
Colonel Pgiue writes that he cIung to his seat
and ia all the leapng and rolling OF the car never
let 60 his hold. Seeing the hot stove coming down
the aisle towards him. he checked it with his foot:
and prevented it from striking those below with
as much violence as it otherwise would have dops
The took fire before any ofhe passengers could
extricste themselves, bnt they finally broke
through he windows and made their escape. Juiss
Lyman, of Corning, was fatally injured. A MT.
Beebe, Of Bath, was also hurt severely, and young
man from Baltimore, who went into tits afterwards
owing probably to the fright. 4 Catholic priest
whose name is not given, was slightly injured.
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nISSOL q TION OF CO-PARTNER-
- sHIP.-Ths concern of WILLINGHAM 4
TAhDf wss dissolved by Limitation on tie Ist q
January. 1889
I: TAHDY has sold and assigned his ensire In
terest IN the concern TOD. WILLIAGHAM, this day,
liquidation only. Parties having claims aGainst the
concern viii present them to him for payment thoes
Indebted will make settlement to him. -
WILLINGHAM,
BP TARDY
BE TARDY removes to New York and viii be
found at the house of Coch ran 4 Co. No s. cham
ber's street. where he will be grstined to ses hi
friends. fe <-dIv
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JOIN bcLL AND Eis ALLY.-A correspondent Of
tue fhiladeiphia Ledger, on board the United
n'S's' Orig Dolphin, noticing the meeting Of
strange vessels at sea, Gays:
Daring such meeting We instanced the inh.r.
ens dislike Of Jean Crapeau for John Bull a, a fs
uays nnce We repeated the rtince that en,ranned
she Echo and hossed an English ensign, 10
noIIoe was taken If the asg, but az We hauled il
GOWN, ana run up the "stars and stripes tbe
s'rangtr scarce allowed our banner 70 reach the
peas before he sssiused it wirA the tricoIor Of
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DIssoLUxI0W0. -,


II OfAkTNER6HIP NOTIOR.-1Ae
seoee f1Defs hare this day seeoc1ated thsus.fuw
ana have tsssn rSus1 tSs sns I'm 1s% suf
street. betwssu Maia ana Carr IN ~ .:s.s
SpsS SS1pRsdSSesanS q GExEkAL COMMISSION SUSf-
They wtll give prompt sstspt,ou =. ~. -.
IROh. WhkAC, TOBACCO. COIN. and ri ~
o. Country Produce: and also deal 81 Whoisasie n.
WINES. CIGARS. &C. &c; 6uaao, Piseter. Hay ~
Lime. v SfIfsnH II.
Richmond, Jan. t5eh, lx.9
A CARD.-To oil those who have Be.
slowed their patronage upon the undarsisped -
the past i've years. he desires 10 return his thank
and respectfully socits for the new firn coaSinur
alton Of their favors promising strict attention .
sales, and prompt return Of proceeds.
9 II eUrIOn.
Richmond. Va. Jan 18th. lsss. 10 l-d6eAcRGs
NEW DRY CO0DN H0U0E -
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The entire polio. force nov on pstrei in New
York, 10 1859,
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ga tuE kENT.-Possts ion given i'm
y r-calatsly-the Franc Building on the hill
: % eaiai-ly absFe fIankliu street. between 2ith
- a''i streets; very pleasantly situated. Terms
l5srlH Apply 70
n u
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MARkaT GARDEN FOR RENT

- II i n n Il IA AhDEN kDh REN
sa }R sAhE-One mile west OF the city of Rich.
-fa'a ming twenty-five Rcres of fiTst-rat-
.-i, si.h 3 new house containing six excellent
as Etk kitchen. stable and well of good water
ts'. is-se asparagus bed. For terms. apply to
tr---H NJ tIiANS(SI
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"a FOR RENT.--A house and lot on
d Union Hill, near Edmund siqan's, Containing
II ro0rns, with the usual out houses For terms
- apply 10 l. Il LlEE,
0tt1oe basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
tIh-fa
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BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE-Intending t.
l1Re to the country, o1er for tale my residenos
-at9d at the corner Of Msrshali aud Adams SIS
|uhg iG9 feet on Marshall street and runnin
10y feet 10 an alley. 1t VIII be divided SO as to
" tne house with front Of 30 II ct, and the re-
g.toef INTO three los; but il desired II will be
oe i"rbe has 10 rooms fbesices cIosets). and 1,
+.7h"a with gss. bath rooms se, with kitchen
~ wants accommodations. smoke house sta.
saIiase house, coal and wood houses, &C, all of
~ -, "a taoi with every thing necessary for the
IT Of large family
'i ssekiaa pleasant and comfortable resi-.
t o. VII 90 wen 70 apply at once. Possession will
zen .. ao"nt let April The terms will be made
70 hoo4ttn1. Failing 70 cell, would lease
80 !eh's 10 GOOD tenant
MY u, 20 D WILLIAMS, on Ilih street, or to
n -,'.aS1F. HnltaS1F. ia 3l-eOSt
nhAT-EE-IOROON SALLEP LEE
,sGeLLTAhEE. OR IMPERIAL FIG PASTE or
Lar ~ aHofL La delicious article Of Confec
ses II the well, aud an agreeable and r..trl
IL T. ia a iof the III and f. be: Ro,d for Coughs
aHg aha particularly beneficial and strep gth.
~ ~. igr weak lungs,
'Ae only gaBalLe Fig Paste. and for sale
~ AND AkT0SI. No lGe Main IT.
| r. .-,.--- Wholesale and Retail.
1hL Es SEEDS A fall supply Of
warranted osldep Feed Tor sale
u.n. GEO DoWDES.
"'FE'H Ahd Chemist, ne Broad 81,
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Th

e Sr0RE HOUSE oE eth, between Main and
~ streets formerly occupied by vi ssrs Stearns
f-rmmsll. brt more recently by Messrs Stearns
: .lgrsto0 This commodious building is suitable
' forage Of Flour. Corr, Tobacco. Hay. &C, OF
-- IL le converted into TobaCc Factory, being
ft.t almost - the IA: art II the city. he loca-
/ TINS property is so well known that "a fur.
description = deemed unnecessary. For terms,
a3Say 10 D EACHU,
- - I'm
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Es FOR RENT Or LtAaE-A mouse,
81 stable and slaughter-heuEe. within one mile
me 7i:y. There IA also attached t. the house J.,
IS # highly improved land. For terms apply TO
HECHLER,
q ste 0li Mark. IL 4 cn
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Ths
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the Arm and style Of POTTS,
FARLEY co for the purpose Of conducting
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS 10 the city Of Richmond.
They have taken the and spacious building.
two doors above sam1 Ayers . Son, and nearly oD-
posite tine Columbian Hotel. on Gary street.. whore
they will keep constantly hand 81 full and com
10 the Grocery line, including Coffee. Sugars. Mo
lasses, Bacon, Liquors, &c, 4c. &c. to vi kh theT
begto call the attention Of their friends and the 6nos
generally. ..az
kinds OF Produce. on which liberal advances VIII
be made IkANk PVTIns
RICH'D q FARLEY,
HENRY WILLlAnG.
JAS B MAReHAL4
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P.s.-In returning my thanks to the publis for
the liberal patronage bestowed on the late dTm Of
KELLY & MASON, would also respectfully ssk
Of our friends and patrons continuation Of thsh
custom to my late partner, Mr.. Mason, Asgu1ng
them that fair dealing Is his motto and his highest
aim to give entire satisfaction to all who may hvor
bim with call for anything in his line Of elsinsss.
fe 2-2w q. M. KELLY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-16
News from New Mexico and the Plains
Camanches Routed with great slaugh-
ter near Pawnee Rock. &C., &c.
dispatch TO the Sunday Republican. !.

dispatch TO the Sunday Republican.
INDEPENDENCE, June IL, 1859.
The Santa Fe mail arrived to-day. Business
prospects were improving upon the arrival of trains
from the States. Great hopes were entertained Of
abundant crops throughout the Territory in conse-
quence of recent rains.
The Arkansas and other streams were in flood
causing some delay to the outward-bound trains.
About three miles above the Pawnee Rock a
party of Texas or United States soldiers surprised
seventy-fve or eighty lodges of Camanches, rout-
ing them completely, killing twenty-five men and
twenty women.
The mail party met three Mexican boys on fine
horses, who had escaped from the Indians, and
were going back 10 Mexico in company with Pc
tiers and party, from Moro. Some persons who
visited the grounds occupied by the Indians, say
that buffalo robes, shields and other trappings
were scattered around, if left in their haste to
get away.
Pixies Peakers are still returning in great num-
bers, and some venturing out, not satisfied until
they see for themselves. The reports received by
express at Leavenworth, so encouraging, are not
believed here by those who have returned.
To- day Mr.. Chrisiy, of your city, visited our
bank and drew out fifty thousand dollars in gold.
The officers say they are prepared for as many as
NAV come.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-16
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

A meeting of the Stockholders of the Glasgow
and Huntsville Plank Road Company, was held il
this city on the 14th. The Report of Mr.. Birch
the President and Financial Agent, showed tina
the company had discharged all its obligations
and was entirely free of debt, and that the earn
ings, hencefoward, would yield dividend Of
from five to six per cent on the capital stock
Mr. Birch declined reelection TO the Presidency
and Financial Agency. An election was had
which resulted as follows
President-R. G. Gilman, of Huntsville.
Drectors-Capt. W. d. Swinney, D. c. Garth
G. B. Cameron, H. Lassiter, W. Fort, G. A
Mathis.
The following resolution was unanimously adop-
ted
Resoired, That the thanks of this company are
due, and are hereby rendered TO WESTON F.
BIRCH, Esq, late President Of this company, fol-
the careful, CORE ct, and highly satisfactory man.
ner in which he has discharged the past duties oil
President and Financial Agent.