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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-08
New Arrival of Jewelry.
New Books! New Books

lust published and for sale by Andrews
y Swartzweldcr under St. Nicholas Hotel,
Baltimore ST., Cumberland, Md.
Forty -Four years of a Hunters Life, being
"reminiscences of Meshack Browning, Mary
land Hunter, price, $i.25
My Thirty Years out Of the Sem ,o
ate, by Maj. Jack Downing i.oo
The Tin Trumpet or heads and =,
tails for the wise and waggish, i.Zo
The Cavalier, n Novel by g. 7. H. ~ 80.
James, a, 40
The Art of extempore speaking i'oo
Memoirs 1.-THE Empress Catharlne :,
the Second, :, a o ""
Irvinp's life of Washington volo " 2oO
Ben sylvester's Word by the au-
thor of the Heir of Redclyfe, 80
The pillar of Fire. by Rev. D. IL.
Ingraham, i'-'
Charles Read, !.oo
The Convnlesccnt by Mp. Willis 1.25
June %, 1853.
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said, will average 10 their publishers. 9-'
a page, or on aggregate of near $lOO'OOo a
year. The English public, moreover, have
10 pay $3l per ysai, as the subscription
price OF the five. Messrs. Scott & Co. iur-
nish them-as finely printed in every res
pect-to Americans, for $40.
The beginning of the year is favorable
time 10 subscribe for these fruitful and In
portant works. Il would be wise use o.
ten dollar bill-the gift Of one, or fen or
twenty, or even forft-in each parish, TO
make il certain tina. every pastor has the
reading Of their pages for the coming year.
The congregation would hear from their in
ves'ment in the qulckened intelligence, and
stimulated thought Of the pulpit.
IL would be coed thing for Literary
Societies, or clubs, or few reading Young
men 10 club together, and procure these re-
prints for their own use and benefit. They
will gain more from them, than from thrice
The money invested in oysters, sleigh rides,
popular iiciiun, or pictorial periodicals.
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he that all who attend the conventions: will
agree fully in sentiment upon some question;
but as . common determination of resistance
TO The existing corrupt ascendency in both
our National and State governments will
prevail, there is little room for doubt that
such basis will be settled upon as will
combine the chief elements Of opposition
solidly and VIGOROUSLY.
Ii is furthermore determined at the same
place, and immediately succeeding the con-
veniion above mentioned, 10 hold another,
having in view some objects additional to
those embraced by the Lexington call, i'll
which steps will be taken 10 perfect an or
ganizaiion in every township, city and coun-
Try, looking 10 the establishment OF the
pulitics of Missouri upon a While and Free
Labor foundalinn-one more congenial 10
immigration and the development OF home
wealth than now exists-and at the time =
make provision for representation in the
National Convention, 10 be called by the
leading portion Of the Opposition party for
the nomination Of candidate FOR the Presl-
dency, thereby securing tie fall influence
Of Misso2ri ii such convention in favor CT
the nomination OF her eminent citizen, Ed
ward BHcs, OF some ether MAJ equally
sound, upright, ard available.
You Can see thai the purpose Of this last
meeting at Jefferson City .iIl not At at
conflict with that r' he proceeding but ra,h-
er be auxiliary 10 il. Il is therefore ear
nestly desired Tia; you will attend beth and
secure as large delegation from cur own
section As possible.
n lie meanwhile you are requested 10
advise The committee OF your ability 10 be
present and also Of any o.her matters per-
tanning to the Cause that may suggest them
selves An early answer is solicited.
Very respectfully yours.
3. GRAFT BROWN,
Chairman, Of the Republican Committee.
To CASPIAN GRuDrR, Lexington Mo-,
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Congress-.

This body met on Monday, and the
Senate promptly got ready for business.
In the House, one ballot was had for
Speaker, with the following result:
Sherman, 66; Bocock, Sc, Grow. 43:
Boie!er, IA; Davis, 2; Phillips, /; Filrner,
3; Nelson, 5; Corwin and Adreon, each;
Hill l; Hickman, l; Pennington. /; Haskin,
2: Mcqueen, /; II. f. Clark, /.
Mr.. Grow withdrew mis- name.
Mr.. Clark, of No., introduced resolu-
luton on the slavery question, and attempt.
ed to speak. There was much confusion
curing which the House adjourned.
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The Legislature.

There has been nothing OF importance
dons by The Legislature. A free negro
bill and some Buchanan resolutions have
been prominently before The body.
We presume by this time they have got
to work, or asceriained nothing can be done
on the main feature of the session-,he
Railroad question. In our next, if anything
is done, we will take up the proceedings
regularly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

EXECUTION OF GREEN.-The sentence 8.
gainst Green for killing his master. r
NJ. Wright, was carried out on yesterday
by the hanging Of the culprit. The execn.
tlOn-tOok place on he bottem below town
about II o'clock, p. NJ, in the presence Of
large crowd Of men, women and children
The rope being finally adjusted, the pin
was knocked out, and the victim dropped
through the trap door; but owing 10 some
mistake IN tying his hands, be was enabled
70 catch the rope and draw himself upon
.eafold again. His hands were then
,isd behind him. and after some fine spent
10 preparation, he was let fall the second
nns. This time he fell about four feet and
vas Killed almost Instantly. scarcely mov.
W. W. s''ns or muscle.-[st Joseph (Mo. }
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Circuit Court.

There was large attendance Of people
al Fayette, on Monday.
Judge Hall and fair array OF legal gen
temen were punelually On hand, ready
10 august inIractionS OF The law, and settle
the business OF those who are too stubborn
or lack sense 10 do ii themselves.
The docket is set for SIX DAYS, in
which time it was thought it will be dis.
posed Of
The negro on trial for killing his Mas
ter, Mr.. Bruce, Of Randolph county was
acquitted. " -
The Sherif7s Sales take place tO-day-of
which there are but few.
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Died,

AT the residence OF his mother, near this place,
On the evening OF the 3rd inst, GUsTAvUs A.
TuRNCR, after "a Proi.acted illness, in the 3Ist
year OF his age.
At her residence, in Randolph county, on the
25th ult., of neuralgia Of the brain, Mrs. SUSAN
FoRT, wife OF Dr.. John I. Fort.
In Bloomington, on e2lst uIt., GEORGIA LEE.
daughter of NJ. Nj. and Ann Virginia Towner,
aged years months and days.
On The Glib, Gertrude FENToE, daughter OF
W. p. Pitts, OF this place, aged 10 months and
DAYS.
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NEW YEAR ADDRESS.

The CARRIER Of THE TINES, oftrs q
premium Of any one of The leading Nigga
zines and The paper next year, for The best
New Year Address. Manuscript 10 be
sent to The Editor BY the 25lh, who will
submit al! the productions received to a
competent and disaterested committee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

ANOTHER ARREsT.-A man calling him
self William Lloyd, was arrested al Louis
vile, on Sunday, on charge of having
been implicated in The Harper's Ferry
erelac. lie had a wound in the breast,
supposed 10 have been received during The
difficulty.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
The Kansas Canz,sp.

LEAvEvwoRTn, Dec. 3, s =. NJ Hon.
Abraham Lincoln, Ct Illinois, arrived here
To-day, and IS now addressing me o! the
largest political nssenb!ages thai ever met
in Kansas.
The election fer State officers takes place
IN Tuesday next. Much confidence is
fels in an early admission irto the Union
under the Wvanan:. Cnns-itmiInn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
Fail Road Meeting in Randolnb.

4 public meeting was held in Huntsville,
on the 2Sih ult., NJ. B. R. Williams presi-
ding aud F. Hord acting as Secretary,
which adopted the following resolutions:
That in the opinion OF this meeting, no
Stale aid should be granted TO any Railroad
In the State, except upon the principle es-
!ablished by the Legislature, to-wit: The
issuing dollar for dollar, and 10 Loan the
credit oil the State upon any other principle,
we believe 10 be fundamentally wrong and
At variance with the best interests OF the
State.
That in Tie opinion Of this meeting por-
ton Of the remaining thirty millions, which
the State can consiilutiOualy lean in aid oil
building Railroads, should be offered to q
road from Allen on the North Missouri
Railroad Ly way Of Bruuswirk 10 some
paint en- the Missouri river. in Platte coun-
y rs sand Road we believe, would at once
be paying Road. and thereby enable tie
n. n. Z. r. 10 pay the interest upon her
slate h.uds, a. we'll as the interest upon
the boid, loaned 70 said Road, and Ultimate
ly 10 cance The whole debt. and consequent
i!y be a great bench, 10 the State OF Mis-
souri, in pecuniary point Of view, 10 say
nothing Of the advantages in developing the
resources Of the richest portion Of the State
That this meeting approve Of The recon
menLation OF the late Richmond Railroad
Convention that the Charlton and Randolph,
Railroad company. and the Missouri Riv-
cr Valley Railroad cooperate with each
other under one Charter, and be merged H.
70 enc Company.
That ii is tie opinion Of Ills Meeting,
that The interest Of the County al large, as
we'll as tie individual interest of a large
rnaiori.y Of the citizens, hat the proposed
Railroad should be located through the CEN
ire the county, running through, or ada
cent to tie city Of Huntsville,
That the people Of Randolph County, are
fully impressed with the great Importance
aud u,Ii:y Of Railroad, ia advancing The
pro, Peri'y and Growth Of people, in en-
hancrug the vaiUc Of a real estate. and n 4
crca, lever ct civilization and progress. and
that we ieel disposed 10 render the proposed
Charlton ard Randolph Railroad all tie ma.
tcral assistance in our power consistent
with our ability.
That the County Court be requested, if
he \. NJ. i. R. Co. are willing, and will
withdraw Tie suit against said County Tor
about 81 900, 10 turn over said amauu; TO
he Missouri River Valley Railroad, pro-
ViGed it run through Iiun:sv on 10 Allen
IL We want The fact 10 @ forth to the
north that Brown and his confedrratcs have
been tried by juries principally composed
of Observation-Disclosures They have had,
therefore, ll the advantages in this as well
rs IN all other respects. which could have
been accorded them under any circumsian-
ccs.-LCLarlcstown Democrat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

RIVER CLosEp.-The river closed above ana
below town Tuesday night, and The space between
the gorges was covered with sheet CT ice, nearly
strong enough TO bear the weight Of a nan. Yes
terday was bright, cold dav.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

WESTERN BAxK-A bill has passed both
Houses of the. Legislature, authorizing the Wes-
tern Bank TO transfer one hundred thousand dol
lars additional capital 10 The Branch Bank at
this place. We have not learned when the books
Will be opensd for taking stock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n ACRwOOB'S MAGAZINE AND
BRITISH REVIEWS.
SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue 10
\. publish the following leading British Pc
rodicaIs, VIZ:
TEE LONDON QUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE.
..
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4.
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These periodicals ably representa- three great
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and Radical-but politics forms only one feature
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u The Southern Georgia. Recorder,
Of the 18th instant, says: The House of
Representatives passed yesterday bill in
fict,ng the penalty Of death on any white
person who shall procure slave to commit
tn offence which BY law forfei;s The life Ct
such slave. The punishmentis al once Wis
lied in The right quarter, and the white man
under such circumstances, is even more
guilty than the slave
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

ExTRAoRDIYARY PEICEs EnR SLAVES
Al c sails in Bedford county, Va, last week
general slaves were sold At allaott unprs-
cedented high prices. Five men, ages rang
ing from Is 70 p years, said for Tie follow
ing prices. One for 81, $50, one $3.50,
another $l,785 and another $I,789, and
still another $l,799-rnakirg, in the pg-
gregate S., 883 for five slaves.
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the English Reviews.

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subscribers with their accurate and beau
ti.ul reprint Of the four great English Re
views and BIackwood's Magazine. Our
readers are, we presume, mostly familiar
with The distinguished characteristics end
great valne of these reprints; but for the
benefit Of such as are not, we copy the FOL
10 wing brief description, from the Congre-
gationGI'si:
THE NoRTu BRIrIsu REVIEW, the Free
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joice to say, got back to It's Orthrodox moor
ingS, and bids fair 10 be all that the cause
there demands.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, under the
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London bnukseiler) J, is The Liberal and
progressive organ, fighting great fight a
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also. It's literary character is extremely
able, and ii utters great truths, mixed some
times with dangerous errors.
THE EDIHDUnGu REsIEw. edited by
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Smith. and still mighty in maintenance OF
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world.
Such is the price paid in England for the
grade Of writing which appears in these
Periodicals, ths. the cos, Of the FIVE, 1t is
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Administrators Sale Of Slaves.
DY virtue of an order Of the Howard County
ID Court, made at the October term, 1883. the
administrator OF the estate of Rem
ben Long, deceased, VIII sell at public sale,
before The CouT. House door IN Fayette, on the
2nd day Of january. ESG0,
the following slaves belonging the estate OF said
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A discount of twenty-five per cent. from the
above prices Will be allowed to CLuBs ordering
four or more copies Of any enc or more OF the
above works Thus: -Four copies Of B!ackwood,
or one Of Review, VIII be sent 10 one address for
50: four copies OF the four Reviews and Black
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Executor Notice.

ETTERS tastame:.;ary Of the estate Of Alien
i johnson, Dee. were Granted TO the under
signed. Executor. BY the Clerk OF Charlton Coun-
" Couri, Gin yacdtion,) bearing date December
oh. 1899.
Al persons indebted % said estate arc reGuesea
70 make immediate pay ment; and those haTiar
claims against said estate requested to exhibit
the same for aIioT.aace within one year from the
Ga.c Of said letters 0. iher may be preclCded from.
any benefit oc said c-ta;c; and il such claims be
ao' exhibited within three years from the date Of
SAID letters, they viii ur forever barred.
GrcS-iw GEORGE YOUNG, EXr.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Ike lst, by Elder Wm. NJ. Burton, Mr.
THoMAs Is. Grgsol, Of tins county, and Miss
Lucy REDD, Of Cooper.
c. Being kindly anu properly remembered,
we start the happy couple along with thanks and
wclI-wishcs.
May Their day7 s-ow longer
And tne!rl1yr hs stronger
= they sail down the river Of time;
May The shadows OF lfc's exc
lI.d @ 0Tous rc0rjeve
In ine sunshine Of an gyer-sGnmrrCG cline?
CJ1 Booariile papers please copy.
In Fayeitc, Oh the 9th nit. by Rev. VIM. T.
Lucky, MIR. Jas. FAHNEE, Of Virginia, to Miss
SUE swINNEY, 81 Fay cite, Mo.
On th5 nth ult.. BY Rev. Vim. K Woods. Mr,
PryoR BuETov. 70 Miss SCsY HocKExsMITH, al
CT Howard coaEty.
On thc 22d u'.., BY Elder Wn. Nj Burton, Mr..
WI. T. LrHNEUs, Of Saline, 10 Miss FRANCES j.
M0onE, Of Howard county.
On the 18th nit, by Ed B T. I. Cake, Mr..
jas. STrwART, to Miss Mary c. WALDEN, all
OF Howard county.
On The 29ih ut, at the residence Of the brides
step father, Tios Fr.shee, In Howard county, By
Rev. P. n. PiEiard. Mr.. DAVID MoCoEMIcK, OF
Saline county, 10 Miss HARMkr \. HANEY.
On the Isl inst, by Rev. X. X. Buckner, of
Boone, al The residence OF Mr. TAYLOR Hughes,
Mr. UEIAL SyBREE, 10 Miss Mary VIRGINIA
SANDERS. both OF Howard couriv
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gAKu For SALE.-Mr. Burcknartt nd-
yerrises one Of the best farms in the county
for sale.
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EAHEY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be placed in
The hands of subscribers about as soon as the o.
ri5inal editions.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

THOMSON. LEV IS y co,
A RE in receipt Of their FAN Stock Of Gro
y ceGics bought for CASH IN good terms, and
viii be sold accordingly. We have an ample
Stock and ,,.H sell. Calt5efoEe You buy.
THOMSON. LEWIS & CO.,
Have IA Store - Dozen Fields Celebrated OYs,
tiers. every Can warranted. No brand in Amer
lea are superior 10 them
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.,
Have for sale
20 hhds Prime Sugar.
90 Bays Rio Coffee.
> Bags Old Government Java.
so Boxes star Candles;
II -.
10 Boxes Rlsins;
30 " Z. d, 4 W. r. Cheese;
500 bags Salt;
100 kegs of Nails from Sd to 40;
- bags Cotton Yarn;
bbIS Almonds;
- boxes Candy:
- bbls Whiskey;
$40 bills Lime;
10 bbIs Crushed Sugar;
2GG0 lbs White Lead;
> hhs Lnsced Oil;
~ tons Iron;
800 lbs II. Mails. Griffith Brand;
Steel Springs;
Bellows and AnyillS.
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TERMs:-Credit until the first Of May, 1860
bond and security.
dec S-tds IRA G. DARBY, Admr.
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RANK NOTICE.
Exchange

Branch EXCHANGE BANK OF ST.. LOUIS,
Glasgow, April %, 1858. 8,
V1HIS Branch will keep constantly on hand
/ sight Exchange upon SAINT Louis, and the
East, in SUNS 10 suit, at current Rates.
WILLIAM c. BOON, Cash.
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BRANCH OF THE EXCHANGE BANK OF 81. LoUIs

BRANCH OF THE LALIIANG4- IANh U d. LUIS,
GLASGOW, May 7, 1859.
NOTICE IS hereby given, that, under the pro-
~ visions Of an amendment 10 the charter OF
this Balm passed at the last session Of the Legs
lature,l ooks for the subscription Of Fifty thou
sand dollars additional stock TO the capital of this
Branch, viii be opened on Monday. 23d inst,
under tie supervision Of Messrs. D. c. Garth
and Thos Shackelford, and remain open until The
whole is subsc. ibei.
mayl2 WIN. C. BOON, Cashier.
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TERMS.
CEEHHsNE.

T or BIackWoru and Iht TOUT heEIe"s, 10 %
0ucy current in The S!7te trhcre issued r.ll be re-
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Ny DEAR S1n:-Recent events would
seem 10 demand renewal Of the cores
dence which was had during the past sum
mer with the friends Of Free Labor in all
paris of our State, and also the concert oil
such action as may best give emphasis TO
their views in the present, and stability TO
their party in the future.
Your attention has probably been direct
ted TO call eminating from meeting oi
the Opposition recently held at Lexington
for State Convention Of all opposed TO
the present Democratic Administration. 10
be assembled in Jefferson City on the 2o'h
Of Mex, December. 1t is hoped that you
will make arrangements TO be present at
such convention and will induce as many
of your neighbors as possible, sharing your
opinions, 10 be there likewise. II may not
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Chairman, Of the Republican Committee.
To CAspAE GRuDER, Lexington Mo,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

Ii = Y .4IlD y . I . W
Ne. a Gold street, New York.
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are the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
anu use With them the parent armed and nFe
pared against the first approach OF disease and meet
nj The threshold and keen tat bay. tribe OF meistnt
gnty in the first hours Of deseaSe nerfecy cures
BY delay can only be relieved bylone and tent
Gus hourS OF suffering Sc all With these at hand Won
are NOT oplged 10 await the coming of that often distant
as well eSpeneiTe luxury, doetor norto Ia gSs ~
or blistere or bled, but adintseI
the simple specific and restore the rudy current 81 IiSc
again to health and There only no injury arise
N any case from their but the general influence mon
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active efficient agent for the s.ia -, 49,
remedies, in every community in the nJte st..
AdaEess, DR.. z. HUMPHREYS co
No. 662 Broadway New SYn1Il,4 f
s7s-sSl4 by lAs Druggists in .WleeIlng all4-ly.
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EHIsE I'm ER
JOIN, H

sttcalled last nigh to see agirl
used to love four years ago,
And she loved me; at least we thought
And often told each other so,
And country gossip an abroad
Proclaimed that was Maggie's Beau.
She held her baby, two years old
A humping boy-who stared at me;
She rose, and, curtseying, gave her hand
With all la matron's dignity,
While little Johnny called me 'Dad,''
Andycamc and climbed upon my knee
The same, yet changed. the velvet bloom
0fgirlhood from her cheek is gone;
And etchings from the hand Of Time
Her marble brow appear upon;
Hergraceful form is growing stout;
But strangest still, that baby John!
Alb WELT they are expensive things,
These babies, so say all papas;
I'll buy that basket Of champagne
And that half thousand of cigars,
And ask the boys all down tonight.
For am single, thank my stars