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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

FATAL BrRSISG-FLUID CAsUALTY.-On Saturday
evening, about 10 O'Clock, Emms Stevens sIl onl I
IA years of age who lived in the second starry OF tene-
men, house No. a Aliens rect was terribly 61rnod
by her clothes taking FIRE from the upaettins or e1po-
sion Of fluid lamp which she was about to MI.
doctor was called but be could render ony temporary
relief, and death ensued the following morpiug Cor
oner Jackman was notified to hold al Inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

DRowNED WHILE BArHI>G-An inquest was held
On the body named Christie Herrrl1E q No Coeus
Sin who drowned while bathing on tae B-t,ey Getting
beyond his depth, AID seized sa cramps The unfortunate
man ssuk 70 the bottom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

FELL FROM His CoAcH.-A hsckman named Mi
ohael Hem. while intoxicated on Friday, fell from
the box of his coach, at the corner of Broadway anc
Twelfth street and sustained fracture of ms arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ESCAPED FROM TIE CELLs--A prisoner named
Timothy Flynn, locked up in the First Ward Sab
Station, for assault and battery made his escape OF
Friday night by picking the lock Of the eel door,
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
The Utai, Mail at Atchison.

More Ho:tiiities ty IRdiGns-I9WG and Missouri
Emigrunt Parties attacked by Sboshomes- Ser
erdl Whites killed and Woanded-Rep0rted Dis
corsry of Silper Mines-.A Murder at Proro-
Lord GrOsUeHOr in Utah.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican
ATcHIsoN, Kansas, Oct. I.
The mail from Salt Lake arrived at this place
this morning, bringing dates TO the 10th of Sep
tember.
The intelligence if brings is of varied and i'm
portant character, including reports of murders
of emigrants by Indians.
4 party of emigrants from Louisa county, To-
wa, and Linn county, Mo-, were attacked near
Wash Valley by party Of sixty Shoshone Indi-
ans.
A. L. Rott was killed; ]. W. Pauline, Wesley
Forcum and Thomas Blunt wounded.
The Indians took all their cattle and burnt the
wagons.
Another party OF emigrants from Burlington,
Iowa, were attacked IN the same vicinity. One
killed and one wounded.
1t is rumored that silver mines have been dis
covered in Northern Utah.
Archy Williams was shot, at Provo, on the 4th
instant:
Arnold, the man wounded when Brown was
killed, is dead.
DR.. Forney, Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
has returned from his visit 10 different tribes. He
is mich pleased with their crops.
Lord Grosvenor, of England, arrived on the 9th
instant, en- route for California and China.
Col. Chapman, of the 9th infantry, and his COM
mand have arrived and relieved Col. Ruggle who
left for Fort LeayeIiworth on the 9Th ult.
Brown county gives a minority of two hundred
for the Constitution.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
New Advertisements.

]. B. FoRBIs advertises his new stock, but is
entirely too modest TO do himself justice. The
buyer would do well to call and examine for
himself.
Two SALES are advertised, and bargains can be
had at both.
Those who owe the late firm of MAJOR & TAI
LY are desired TO settle up.
MAJOR & TAYLOR, at Roanoke, have lot of
very exc client Furniture, which they are deter
mined to sell at such prices as will command pur-
chasers.
Mr. CAsox is determined to sell that excellent
farm of his, and now is the time 10 get bargain.
CROP & WILLIAMS, in addition 10 their excel
lent stock of Fresh Drugs, have thousand and
one articles Of and luxury, chiefly for the ben
eft of the Ladies-but all sorts and conditions Of
people will find something to please their fancy,
by looking through their stock.
The TEACHERS Of the county should feel an es-
pecial interest IN the formation of the proposed
'Insttute''-and all who feel any interest i'm the
great subject of Education, viii fad II pleasant
and profitable 10 attend the meeting.
A. A. PUGH makes a last cal. Generally
speaking, Pugh is great talker, and don't mean
anythIng-but he is in earnest now.
BARTHoLow & RoBBIEs' promised advertise
ments viii be found in the paper-and their goods
will be found IN the store, all right.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Captures Of Filibusters.

We are informed, reliably, that about
one hundred and fifty Of the expeditionists
for Chiriqui or elewhere, are detained at
the s. w. Pass, on board tow boat, under
the guns OF the U. S. revenue Cutter, and
are expected up this day,
The other wing Of the expedition, which
left via Berwick's Bay, got off safely on
Saturday last. The captured men were
without provisions.
1t appears the force broke up camp early
on last Saturday morning, one detachment
of about one hundred men starting as we
have above stated, via BsrwIck's Bay. and
the other, the captured, down river, bring
ing up near the Powder House."
The planter and residents Of the neigh
borhood, moi being up TO snuff, sent word 10
the Collector, r. H. Hatch, who chartered
the propeller "Enooh Train" to start in pur-
suit. Meantime a towbos had moved
them down river, and passed cut 10 sea via
Pass I'Outre. but their evil OF good geni-
us compelled them TO return TO the S. w.
Pass through stress Of weather, where they
fell into the hands of the federal Phiistines
as we have thus hastily shown n. o.
True Delta, 9Th.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

GEL. ]. Wagner has been elected to the Leg
islature from Scotland county, in place Of J. P.
Knott, appointed Attorney General, in place of
E. Ewing, elected to the Supreme Bench. Speak
ing Of this election, the Alexandra Dslta sensibly
remarks:-
This is the last of series of elections which
were the result of the resignation of Hon. John
c. Richardson of his seat upon the Supreme
Bench. First Attorney General Ewing resigned
10 get the vacant seat on the Bench, and then Mr.
Knott resigned to get the Attorney Generals
place, and what position Mr.. Wagner has resigned
III order 10 get Mr.. knott's place we cannot say,
but think il probable that he has resigned some
county Office. When man asks the people for
an Office and they give it to him, it is nothing
more than fair 10 presume promise on his part
TO serve out the full term for which he is elected.
1t is in bad taste and shows too much greediness
for the office holder TO put aside half finished
duty and accept different Office for the simple
reason that il has more emolument; besides il is
expensive and troublesome 10 the State.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
News of Sir John Franklin.

Late adwces from Europe announce the return
of the Arctic Expedition, with interesting records
and relics Of the Franklin expedition, from which
If appears that Franklin died in 1s47, and the ship
was abandoned in 1S4S.
The Arctic Expedition found at Point William
record dated April %, 1913, signed by Capts
Crainer and Fitz James, saying the Erebus and
Terror were abandoned three days previously in
Ice, and that l05 survivors were proceeding TO
Great Fish river; Sir John Franklin had died June
th OF the previous year, and that the total deaths
TO date were nine officers and fifteen men.
Many interesting relics were found on the west
ern shore of King Williams Island. Others were
obtained from Esquimaux, who stated that afteI
'he abandonment of the ships one was crushed by
Ice and The other forced ashore Several skeIe-
tons OF Frankin's men, quantities of clothing and
a duplicate record up to the abandonment OF tbe
ship were discovered.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
from the santa Fe Route

The Mail Party Attacked Tro Persons Killed by
Riotcas-.A Third escapes TO IHdependsnce-Fears
Entertained for another Mai!--Hon. Mr.. OterO,
Judge WaiiS and Others, probably pdSsenge-s.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
INDEPENDENCE, Oct 9.
Intelligence of importance regarding an attack
by Indians on the mail, between Santa Fe and
this-.place, has Just been received here.
The coach which left Independence on the 18th
of last month for Santa Fe was attacked by lndi-
ans on the oath at locality near Pawnee Fork,
the attacking party being Of the Kiowa tribes,
who have for sometime been hostile.
The conductor of the mail and his brother, also
of the mail service, were killed on the spot.
The intelligence was brought in by young
nan-the only person that escaped-and he was
badly wounded by the savsges.
Great fears are entertained for the safety of the
mail apd party that due here on the 4th inst,
and which has not yet arrived.
Hon. NJ A. Otero, delegate TO Congress from
New Mexico, and wife, Judge Watts, his antag-
onis in the late DUEL as also his son and wife, and
Mr.. Grenshaw, contractor Of the late Kansas City
and Stockton route, are most probably of the mail
party.
The mail cannot be continued until military
escort is furnished.
You may rely fully on the truth of the above.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
fiLLs' PREPARED BY CORNELIUS ]. CHEESE
MAN, M. D., New YORK cITY.-The comblna
uoh OF ingredients in these Pills are the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and certain in correcting all "
resuiarlties, Painful Menstruations, removing all
distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pam IN the side, palpltatIon of the
heart dist lrbed Sleep which arise from Interrupt
ton of nature
To MARRIED. LADIES, Or. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed in the use of other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do
NoTIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as a miscarriage would certainly re-
suit therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc
tions, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to the
General Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
X b. HUTcHINGs,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers-St, New York,
To lrhom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
The American watch.

Heretofore an English Watch was thoupbt to
combine all the essentials in time piece. and no
man considered that he had time that would do to
BET on, without he carried and English piece.-
American genius and american mechanics have
turned the current, and now those who want a re-
liable time piece, purchase the American Watch.
manufactured at Waltham, Massachusetts,
This mandatory has been in operation long
enough to establish a reputation. Scientific men.
and scientific Associations give the American
Watch the highest position as time keepers. They
are manufactured in gold and silver cases, single
or double; the movements being of uniform size.
can be transferred from one case 10 another. At
Pleasure;if any portion of the movement gets bro.
ken or lost, an exact duplicate can be ordered
>hon the. factory, at avery triling cast. The Ca
ses are warranted to be of sterling metal and apy
sne who desires good time piece, should get an
American Watch.
- MIR. CHAMBERLAIN, who has lust return.
ed from the East, with new and beautiful as
'ortmentof Watches, Jewellery, ETC., has a supplv
sfihese excellent Watches, in any style or case.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

New SENATORS IN THE NEXT CONGRESS-
The following named gentlemen will take theil
seats for the first time in the United States Sen.
ate on the first day in December next, en- which
day the first session of the thirty-sixth Congress
will commence:
Hon. Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon. James W. Grimes, Of Iowa.
Hon. Lazarus W. Powell, of Kentucky.
Hon. Kingsley S. Bingham, of Michigan.
Hon. John C. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey.
Hon. Thomas Bragg, Of North Carolina
Hon. Henry B. Anthony, of R. Island.
Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson, Tennessee
Hon. J. W. HemyhiIl OF Texas.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Senator RroderiCk and Judge Ter
Nv FIgln. q Duel--BrOderick Falls.

David c. Broderick, United States Senator for
The State of California, and David S. Terry, Judge
of the Supreme Court of that State, fought duel
on the morning Of the 18th September, not far
from Sanfrancisco. Broderick fell at the first
FIRE. The papers are filed with the particulars.
We make an extract:
care you ready?"
.sReady," responded Judge Terry, and Ready"
was uttered by Mr.. Broderick immediately after.
Fire One! Two! pronounced IN moderately
quick time.
Mr.. Broderick raised his pistol (both weapons
were set with hair triggers) and had scarcely
brought it TO an angle of forty-hve degrees from
its downward position and IN bee line towards
his opponent, when, owing to the deicacy OF the
hair trigger IT was discharged, the bali entering
the ground about four PAGES in advance OF hlm.
Judge Terry fired few instants later, taking de-
liberate aim. There was perciphble interval
in the two reports At that instant Mr.. Broder-
lex was observed to clap his left hand to the right
side of his breast, when II was seen that he was
wounded. He reeled slowly TO the left, and be-
fore his seconds could reach him he fell (nct heav-
ily) to the ground, when his right leg doubled un
der him, and sill grasping his weapon. Judge
Terry upon dischaIging his pistol, immediately
folded his arms. holding the pistol still smoking
in his hand, but moved not from his position. Inc
seconds of Mr.. Bioderick immediately ran to his
aid, and DIR. l.oehr commenced 10 siaunch the
wound with lint. The bullet had entered just for
ward of the right nipple and had lodged, as 1t was
supposed, under the left arm.
Broderick died the next day. Terry fed, but
was taken and in custody at last accounts.
The difficulty grew out of politics. Terry was
the challenger.
u is q eaty TO be regretted that two men, oc-
cupying such distinguished positions, should have
felt it incumbent upon them to settle political
difficulty by resort 10 arms. The effect Of such
course can but have an evil tendency at home,
while in rational point of view, we suffer abroad.
The papers of California, and indeed of the
country, are already discussing the duel, in all its
bearings. If the above extract be true account,
Jud ge Jerry certainly gains but little credit, view
ed even under the dueling code; while all do not
acknowledge that code, will regard him as cold
blooded murderer.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Order of PuhIication.

7 INN B. Nc MuIlin, Mary Jane Nc Mullin,
lIFrancls K. Collins, Nancy Collins, Suel
Moore, Artemacy Moore.
Elizabeth Hughes, James II. Hughes, John W.
Smith, Wilson r Smith. Ann Laura Mclean,
Louisa Jane kingsbdry, Calvin b. Moore, Har-
bin RI. Moore.
Now at this day come the parties aforesaid by
their respective attorneys and it itappearing 10 the
Court that Tie defendants, to-wit Calvin B. Moore
ard Harbin II. Moore have not been served with
process as the Law requires. 1t is therefore or
dcred by the Court that an order of publication
be made, notifying the said Calvin B. Moore, and
HarbIn H. Moore, that an &C ton has been COM
menced against them and others in the Circuit
Court of Howard county, in the State of Missou-
ri, the object and general nature Of which is to set
aside the will Of Charles Hughes, that the same
was not duly executed and published; that the ex-
eLution thereof was produced by mIsrepresenta-
ticn, fraud and undue influence. II is therefore
ordered by the Court that unless the SAID Calvin
B. Moore and Hardin II. Moore be and appear
in the Howard Circuit Court at IFS next Term
thereof, 10 be begun and held at the Courthouse
in the city OF Fayete, on the first Monday in De-
cember next, and on or before the sixth day there
of If the term shall SO long continue, and if not
then, before the end of the term, and file their
Demurrers, or answer the same, will be taken a.
confessed and judgement will be rendered uccor-
ding TO the prayer of the petition.
II is therefore ordered by the Court that copy
of tins order be published in the s'Giasgow Week.
" Times,n newspaper published in Howard
county, for four weeks successfully, and the last
insertion 10 be atleast four weeks before the COM
mencment Of the next term Of this court, and this
cauGe is continued.
Witness my hand and official seal on this 10th
IL. S. day of October, 1859.
octl5-4w ANDREW COOPER, elk.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

DENrAL.-Our resident Dentist, DR.. LEvETT,
has returped from Cambridge, and is ready 10
serve and relieve all who are suffering with tooth
Doctor, when ii is desired, administers Ether, IN
the extraction of teeth, with perfect safety, there
BY saving the patient bodily suffering and mental
anxiety. Office on First Street, opposite Mr..
Shackelford's residence. P
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Kansas Ceussifutinn.

1t is now quite evident that the ''Wayandott
Constitution has been adopted by the people of
Kansas, by very decided majority. The Con-
the session, with application for admission into
the Union. We trust she will be promptly ad-
mitted and left to take of herself as there's
prospect for quiet, so long the territorial Or
der of things is kept up.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
SEceF,--Serenada.

We are sound sleepers at our house-don't like
long sermons, Or late sitting company of evenings
can't bear disturbance after we have once retired
TO rest, yet of Us lost our temper upon being
awakened two different nights the past week, by
the sound of ms truments and voices, beauti-
fully blended,
''Untwlsting all the charms that tie
The hidden soul Of harmonyu
We don't say ''come no nore,'' not even to
ohard times;;-In sono
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
New Furniture store.

Messrs IRELAND and PEARSON have taken the
Store room in Union Block, on First Street, for
merly occupied by Mr.. Chamberlain, where they
are now receiving splendid assortment of Fur
niture, from the finest TO the cheapest, They de-
sign keeping full stock, and will sell on reason
able terms. Give them a call.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

q We are in receipt of a letter from Mr.
JOHN P. SHELTON, formerly of this place, but
now of Sacramento City, California, giving an
account Of the murder of the Messrs. Shepherd,
on the plains, and some political items about the
recent California election. The news OF his let
ter has been published, and hence we do not give
the letter; never heless, it was received and read
with pleasure. He mentions the names of seve-
raj Howard boys, who are all we'll
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

APING RoYALTY.-The newspaper press of our
country is becoming decidedly toadyish, in re-
gard TO our great, and would-be great, men. If
they ride out, the press announces the important
fact. If they have pain under the waist band =.
or running at the nose, superinduced by cold,
the press and telegraph wires are brought into re-
QUESTION 10 announce the fact, repeat the symp-
toms, the condition Of the patient, up TO conya-
lesence. This is contemplate toadyism, and is
aping the court journals, whose Editors live on
royal farors and patronage.
The latest case on record, is an announcement
that the Hon. Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas has been
lndisposeG-that she has gwen birth to daughter,
and is as we'll as might be expected! True, this
IS an important event 10 MIR. Douglas and his
wife, and they doubtless have friends who will be
pleased to learn the important facts-hut we have
too good an opinion of them to think that they
can but look upon the publication of the affair
with pain and regret Some follower of the ''little
giant has made himself officious, and placed HIM
self in position to merit the contempt of right
minded women and men.
Public men ought TO be exempt from such no.
toILel] dli ueh WIN tdhe puuhC posiuons
from proper motives, desire TO be. None but your
thrd-rate politicians and dernagogues seek an an
nouncemen; of their whereabouts and physical
condition at the hands of the press, and it is TO be
lamented that there is too many connected with
the press who are pufied up when of this class
calls on them, and forthwith proceed TO lay be-
fore the public fulsome notice of the ''condi
tom of the man, as though they were speaking
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
western Rank,

In another column viii be found the quarterly
statement of the Western Bank, and the Branch,
at this place. The Bank is in sound condition.
has been of great service to the community at
large, and made handsome profit for the stock
holers,
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

REvrvAL.-An interesting meeting of two
weeks duration, closed in Huntsville last week
During the meeting some thlrty-fve additions
were made to the Church. Elders ALLEN, Rob-
,ssoy. Cox and LARD. conducted the exercises.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

~ The burning of McGee College will not
stop the School, the adjacent buildings being suf-
fcent TO accommodate all the classes until the
main building Is reconstructed. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work OF an incendiary.--
Loss about $4,000.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before The
,ame, signifies that the time paid for has
Npired.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
LIABILITIES OF prREczors.
S70,283 20

I, Weston F. Birch. Cashier, certify that the
above is correct. WESTON +. BIRCH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO, before the under
signed, JAMES t. BIRCH,
October lsr. 1859. Notary Public.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
octI3-2W
FR ESH DRUGS.

W7E are now IN receipt of our Fall Stock of
w DRUGS. which we may safely say
complete and extensive ever brought TO this city.
We will not undertake 10 enumerate all the artIc-
les we have on hand, as it would be an almost
endless task. Suffice il TO say. that we have all
the articles usually kept in DasUG STORES,
and earnestly invite the attention of those in need
of articles in our line, TO Stock, pledgng our
selves 10 sell on as cheaI and accommodating
terms, as any house in this or surrounding towns.
GT- We would especially and particularly in
vite the attention OF the Ladies TO our Stock
Of Perfumerles and other Fancy Articles. I'd
octI3 CROPP & WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
S30I,l03 60
LIABILITIES OF DIRECTIONS.
S49.629 rs

LIB. M. HUGHES, Cashier, certify that the
above is correct B. NJ. HUGHES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before the undersigned,
Oct. 9th, 1851. A. B. LYON, Notary Public.
Quarterly Statement ofthe Glasgow Branch Of the
Western Bank Of Missouri, September 30th, 1889
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Funeral Sermon.

Elder W. C. BOOK will preach the Funeral OF
Mrs. NANCY BYNUMN, at the Christian Chuen'
in Fayette, on Sunday, the 23rd, al ii O'Clock.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Farm For sale.

"a THE subscriber. offers the sGe,.
Il IS Situated about FIVE miles South of Glas- -
cow, Howard county, Mo-, and contains 225 acres,
about l40 in cultivation, balance. excellent tim,
ber well set in blue grass; well watered BY springs
good bearing orchard; comfortable dwelling and
necessary. out houses. The land is well adapted
to the production Of Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat, &C.
The whole farm, timber and all, is well fenced.
VIII be sold on favorable terms, and any one de-
string to purchase is requested 10 call and view;
the premises, rs 1 IN DETERMINED TO
SELF!
aug4-tf J. O. A. BiBB. '