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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-20

NEW supply of Shirts Frsnch Yoss,Tsau
IN We are the only " Agents" in the STATE Tor
this celebrated pattern. so Dozsa opened this
morning. direct from tbs FacsOry--aH sizes ana
STYLES Of bosom.. E. /. HARDING.
luna 81 1880 Ally
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Holstor Conference Female College,
ASHEvfLLE, n. C.
A. W. CUMMINGS, ID. D., PRESIDENT,
Assisted by twelve able and experienced Teachers.
Board for Collegiate. SS0 90
Tuition, do. do 600. .........24 @
Extra charges moderate.
Nexttern opens August 18th, 1889 Catal CUES
sent a piicationto r. B. VANCE. Sec.
Asheville, July 2,1859. 45-9t
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Latest from Europe.

New YORK, July 13th.-The steamship
Etna, from Liverpool on the I'd, arrived this
forenoon.
1t is believed in some Partisan quarters,
that at the battle Of Solferino the French lost
10000 to $4,000 men, divided as follows: Mar
shall Neilrs corps 5000 to 1000, D'Hilliers'
nearly 5000, McMahon's $500, Canrobert's
1000, besides many casualties in the artille-
ry and other special corps. The French peo-
pie are said to be much dissatisfied with the
meagreness Of the details as yet published
The M0niteur and Patrie say that the Empe-
ror had his epauletts shot away. Gen. Diem
is said to be dead.
The Austrians had seven generals and very
many superior officers wounded, and Genl
Gueshka killed. Some of the French regi-
ments were nearly cut to pieces.
The Sardinians suffered severely, as they
were incapable OF forming a line of battle.
The Vienna correspondents of the Times
says some days must elapse before complete
! returns of Austrian losses can be received
The same writer says the Italian regiments
in the Austrian army are very difficult to
manage, the men desert by scores and ffties;
and in the neighborhood of Trieste, a whole
battalion declared in favor of Victor Emanuel.
A vessel on the coast, under American
%colors, was detected taking deserters on board
after dark.
1t is reported that at the battle of Solferino
nearly every officer and man of the artillery
and the Imperial Guard were put hors de com
bat.
Austrian accounts admit a loss of 10000
killed, wounded, and missing.
There had been no more fighting. The
Allies continued to cross the Mincio unmoles
ted. Napoleon had moved his hcadquarter'
to Vallegio. The Sardinians had ~investeC
Peschiera from Lago di Garda and the Min
clio. The Emperor of Austria expected tt
remain in Italy.
The new English Ministry had pronounce
in favor ofa strict neutrality. Richard Cob
den declines a seat in the English Cabinet.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, July 2.-Sales Q
Cotton for the week, $1,000 bales. Lowe
qualities declined one-eighth. Breadstuff
) slightly declined, and closed with a down
ward tendency. Provisions dull, and pre-
viOus quotations barely maintained.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

tTsHE next term will commence the 14th of July
ard continue 81 weeks.
For particulars apply for catalogue.
T. H. BRAME, President.
Raleigh, N. c., June IL, 1859. 42-2m.
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HARDING,s COLUMN.
GIothing for the Season.

Clothing for the Season.
sEMI-W EEKLE ARRIVALS!
WE are now rscei ring dsiiy. per sspss.s,
w Lines Goats, maie in Frcck and Sack style.
E. L. HARDING.
NEARsEILLEs vESTS-Cut in the latest
MI style-of r5hite aud cotOred.
e. L. HARDfNsS.
LPACcA CoATS-Gat in Frock and Sack
IA style, and made in ths best r1.1ssr;
TStNK singi. MaIod summer Cloth FrOoks and
10 Sacks. A large aai beautiful lot nov
Cali at HARDINs's,
WE are nav opanincs choioe assortmeat OF
w eolored aud Black Silk Vests. A new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests (vsry MOS and
cool article for hot %weat1er.l
WE have on hand, 100 Linen Frocksr which
wv we are now ofsrins A. tls 0sryioe'Prtcso
ri IS eent,. &. L. HAROE&6.
nUR stock Of Sum ur Ties has rcceualy been
~ arysly increased 1. Atso, oar st1sk oil sum
mer Il .uze, Silk, On .Aeriuo Under Shirt.
u. L. HARDING.
NEw supply of Shirts" Frsnch Yoas.Tsau."
IN We are the only " Agents" in the SeS1 Tor
this celebrated pattern. so Dozsa opened TINS
morning. iirect from the FacsOry--aH sac. ana
styles of bosoms. b. a. hAhoiN0.
June 21. 1859, sly
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sEMI-W ARRIVALSu

WY E are now receiving dEi'y. per Express,
wv Lines Coats, made In Frcck d,SasEs style
z. I. HARDING
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nUR stock Of Sum ur Ties has rcceualy been
~ lar ysly increase 1. Atso, our st0sk OF sum
mer Il .uze, Silk, on .A9diuo Under Shirts:
II. L. HARDING.
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A LPACCA C0ATS-Gat in Frock and Sack
a. HARDIN0's.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-20

EINR single MaIod Sunmsr Cloth Frochs and
T Sacks. A large All beautiful lot new
arriving
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ARSE!LLES VESTS-Cut in thu latest
style-of t5hire aud coiored.
At
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-20

WE are nav opanine2 choioe assortnsat OF
eolored aud Black Silk Vests. A new lot
Of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests, (very MOS and
cool article for hot weat1er.l
E. L. HARDING.
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UTE have on hand. 100 Linsn Erocksr wnieh
wv we are now ofsrins n tia Ssryioe'prieso OF
81 IS cents. b. Ia Hhaor~0-
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O.. S No ALL LIN e
TO

Raleigh, July Q, 1859.
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OAK WOOD FEMALE SEMINARY,
Gates County, n. G.

Cary, N. c., July sth. 1859. 4s--sm.
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Clayton, Johnston, N. C.
New Hill, wake co., Jan. I, 1859. ls-iy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
order OF goubsEcat5on.

3 INN ,. 5lcM9',;:,, lTary Jane .Tenu!lin.
/ lErarc:9 K. Collins, Nancy Collins, Sucl
Moore, AfIslaacy Moore.
vs.
Elz1 beth Hughes, J2ln2s L. Hushes. J5ha ".
smith, wilson z. Sa..t.4, Auu Laura Mclean.
LoGIs2 Jlae King bury, Calvin Z. Moore, Har-
BIN Il. Moore.
Now 4, Ills dlY come the parties aforesaid by
tHr.r respective attorneys. md itsnnrarior 70 lie
Court jha tue defendants. to-Wt: Gavin Il. Moore
q. LarL.n u Moore lave not been served = ijiI
process as the Law requires, Itis therefore or
Gercd By The Court I.al an order OF Publication
bee u.a-.H1,iIY az the said Calvin e. Moore, ag Z
Hs.an Il. Moore. that al srtiou has been CON-
me-cli g,Est tAeG and others. ia the Circuit
Count of Howard county, ia the State OF aIissou-
u. Inc object and general nature OF which Is 10 vel:
aside the grIl! Of Charles Hughes, that the same
was not duly executed and published; that the ex-
8, ui.on thereof was produced by misrepresenta-
lion, fraud and undue iHiaeuce. Il is therefore
ordered by the Court that unless the SAID Calvin
y. Moore and Hardin II. Moore be and appear
IN ;he Howard Circuit Court at lis next Term
thereof, to be begun add held at the Court-house
in the city OF Fayette, on the first Moadayin De
cem5ar next, and on before The SIKH dar there
Of # the term shall so long continue, and Il not
them before the end Of the term, and hle their
DemurTers, or answer The same, viii be taken as
confessed and Judgement will be rendered dcccr-
ding 10 the prayer Of the petition.
II istherefoye ordered by the Court that a COPY
of this order be published IN the Glasgow Week
ly Times" newspa per published ~ Howard
county, for four weeks successfully, and the last
insertion 10 be at least foGr weeks before the COM
mencmeht Of the next Term of this court, and this
eauge is continued.
Witness my hand and Official seal on this 10th
L. $. day Of October. 1888.
octl3-iw ANDREW COOPER, elk. &.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
The EnSHrrectiNu.

We give in to-day's issue, extracts from the
proceedings in tie case Of Capt. Brown, OF trial
at Charleston, Virginia, for lie rsc,H: disturb
aice at iEaFncr's Ferry. E.4 tiial IS drawing 10
a close, and il IS altogether probable we may be
able to appcad tie result to This article. Brown
stated in opea Court after the trial had been pro-
S.t ss;ag some time, that he had no confidence in
the counsel that was assigned, and those gentle
men, Messrs. Bots and Green.) withdrew frcin
/ the case. 4 Mr. Hoyt. Of Boston, and ! Mr.
Griswold, continued the case in his behalf
/ Elsewhere we notice the arrest OF Capt. Copk.
Ell Cham5e-sburg, Pennsylvania, and his delivery
to the authorities Of Virginia. Another Of the
conspiratOrs is under arrest in Ohio, and viii be
convey ed back to Virginia. i full confession
has also been made by one Of the consprators,
which viii be published after The trial.
A humber of letters found on the premises of
old Brown have been published, revealing the
whole plot, and a very pretty side quarrel between
some Of the leading scoundrels. \ more impnr-
,ant fact established however, Is tie completely of
Seward, Haie, and other leading abolitionists.-
An abstract OF these documents viii ba publish
ed in our next, or as soon as we can make room.
This affair will continue to attract attention. and
very properly, foT some time; and it will not be
vii hout good results TO the country Z, large
The Conservative masses Of tho North will learn
lesson that will call for speedy separation
from the fanatics, who instigate nsurrection,
blooi->hed and mtrder, from foolish sympathy
for the nero, or the darmable greed that would
"coin money" out OF The blood Of the Southern
citizens Of The United States. Now that their
plans are unmasked, there viii be separation,
and The fanatics and their secret adcIs aid abe'-
tors will be forced TO take stand BY themselves;
and we feel persuaded they viii present con
tampt!Jlc appearance in numbers, and will lie Ut
tery impOtent for future evil.
Coy Wise Will no dou5. work with usual zeal
and industry, and tbGre seems 20 be some hope
thai he VII! get hold OF bigger gann than Old
BrsTTh. The hanging Of Brown ana his foolish
associates, and four Eve OF his prominent back
ers would be the best Of Indemnity for HE past
and sec atitv for the future" few examples are
needed, aud now that The law hes chance, all
good citizens desire faIr trial ard prompt pun
ishrneut.
P. s. Old Brown has been found guilty. A
melton WAS mad for new trial, which was be-
IOs argred Yesterday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

TKAcgER's MEETISe III HowARp.-A meet.
Ing Of the Teachers of Howard County was held
at Fsyeite on The 2lst and 22d Of October, for III,
purpose of forming Teachers Association.
Constitution was adopted, and the following per.
sons chosen officers for the present year: ". r.
Lucky President;J J. H. Jacobs, Wee President.
c. W. Pritchett, Treasurer; and C. Tompkips
Secretary; Annual meetihgs of the Association
are to be held on the last Friday and SATURDAY. Of
5fserber. Resolutions were adopted in fave,
~ State Normal School.
The proceedings were ordered 10 be publishes
y the Howard county, end other papers. TIL,
INT we saw Of Them was in the Republican Of
ne 2sth-which arrived here the day after ON,
aa paper was issued. II the Secretary had done
hs duty, they would have appeared last week
Hereafter, anything desired 10 appear in this pa.
~ must be sent directly 10 1t in time to appear
ehsws' or il Will ret be published, or referred 10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
The EegiSIatrxre.

The adjourned session of the Legislature meets
next Monday. 1t is impossible to conjecture how
long they viii continue in session, but il is evil
dent there is no use for protracted session. if The
members win at onre SET themselves to work on
matters of general Importance.
The Rail Road Question will no doubt be the
leading one, as it was on this the Legislature
came 10 deadlock last March,. The question
has been agitat ed IN many portions of the State
during The recess, and many members have been
earnestly seeking the views of their constituents
trial run will therefore have 10 be made, upon
re-assembling, 10 find out how the members feel
on the subject of granting further aid and prose
cutting the work on our great trunk roads, and
necessary lateral branches. The question now,
as before, presents itself, whether il is best to
stand still. and in great measure lose what has
been spent, or go forward, and spend more. &c
make that already spent available. We favor a
forwardnoVement. The Pacific Road ought to
be completed to Kansas City. The South West
Branch ought 10 be pushed TO the border. Tbs
North Missouri ought 10 have river connection
at the nearest and cheapest point-,cEich is Clas
goir-and then IT can be continued as ability and
necessity may demand. The Iron Mountain
should also be aided, and IN short, our system
ought to be completed.
There Is but little money left to do all thi,
work, ere the constitutional limit OF thirty ill;or
vii. be reached. Let the remainder be fairly di,
vided and judiclously expended, and the work.
will bs so far advanced that partial release q
State lien VIII raise funds enough 10 complei,
them, and still leave the State as amply secured i.
she now is.
The Bank question will no doubt attract some
attention. The law may need amendment it
many particulars, and tie whole question NAV b,
thoroughly oVer-haulsd. We hey 10 suggest only
one amendment to-vit; A forfeiture OF chsr:e,
for any ndnner Of Grading prompt redeap;icI
of issues with coin.
We hope The Legislature VII confac itself {;
general, public busiacss-tran that and nd,
jouTn-and net consume days, weeks and month.
in passing private ard local acts That benefit u,
one, save perhaps, the Public Printer.
d
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
EFag and E8r,ss-ls.on Trade.


Hoes ~ LOUISVILLE ana NIcfEtTY.-The
Courier Of Saturday, hiss the following.
The Auditos 5 report of the hogs assessed in
Kentucky. as U;lbisIed in the C5ur.sf, some tine
past. shows al Increase Of over 90 ,OUy hogs, as
compared win III. report OF last yer. 1t has
been ascertained That n the ihir:y-iHe counties
which lie contiguous O LOu;srii=, ''r-c Is -! IN
crease o. over 0.0O0. These dcss vii. De brJu III
to Lou;sviiie TO be packed. Tbs fact, added 70
the declining tendency of the market for P.cEls-
ions. has caused quite duinfss, ana We Lear o.
but few contracts for hogs for packing. Pack
ers Inclined 10 think that hogs cannot be cut up
and assorted 50 70 pay al tire prevailing rates;
hence there arc but few buyers in tla u,-E. 1t
Hogs wee selling al Paris. Ky., at 81, gross.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Ga2e..e says:
The hog market, prospeetigely, coHtiaues ex-
ceedingly quiet, and nothing dong worth notice.
The fact IS, the views Of dealers and feeders are
from 5Ge 10 81 per GENITAL apsrf. GreeE i'ains.
that could have been sold for all NoTemuer al t7g
Sic here, two weeks ago, ave 10; saieabie nov a;
over TIC. and we might say &c.
Saturdays Commercial says:
There is little disposition amchg peckersto MAKE
contracts for Hogs at oyer So 30 early delivery
Hoe PACKING CoMMENcED.- During the past
two OF three days, Messrs. Stewart, Eros ard
Tbos. Nash. have been packing hogs al their res
peckiFe HOuet-s--l anu = 'cd'N'
Pong PAcKIf;G AT INDIANAroLIs The Indi-
anapclis Ses.iinel says: s..
The pork makers of our city are getting ready
so- o,,.r...;ons. Everything has been made ready
by our packers COR an ea-iy commencement Of
business. The offerings are tf>m - - "a e =
gross, which is rather belo' Tie Tle" O .Ga.rs i
There is but little disposition, so ~, 10 sea-, anu
none whatever on the part of buyers to ADVANCE
their figures.
The'St Louis Democrat Of Saturday says:
The cold weather Of the last two days has op.-
Grated favorably upon the feelings OF tie pork
packers The season is opening propitiousiy-
prices are accepted which leave the buyer and
capitalist chance "to get his money back;"
which is as II should be. One OF our city pack
ers informed US of purchase of his yesterday, OF
some $3.50 head of hogs, deliverable at two points
on the Mississippi below the RAPIDS at trifls un-
der 81 net; bout 81 for those averaging 200 lbs.
This is regarded as a favorable price TO the buy
er. We are told that with the ease in the East
ern money market, any number of Eastern orders
can be had for the purchase OF hogs at This rate,
or from S4ta4 so net. and this would certainly be
abot { safe rate; but at anything above tins, or
at the balloon figures of the last two years invest
ments will not be made. Our own Bankers wall
readily buy bills based upon such contracts as
the above.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
The rooubIiciz Farm for Sale, or
EPrHsE
Administration -o.5ce.

ATOTI"E is hereby gwen that the undersigned,
y have obtained letters OF administration from
the Clerk OF the county court Of Howard county,
Gin yacauon) bearing dale October IL, 1859, on
Ill" estate oi Samuel Maddox, deceased.
Al those indebted 20 said estate, are requested
10 make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate, are requested 70 exhibit
tIam properly authenticated, for allowance with
ia one yca from the date Of these letters or they
nav BE- prccluded from having any benefit CT said
estate. If not presented within three years, they
wall be forever barred
oct2O-3w' JNO. v. MADDOX,l ,ar,,-,
WM. 4. MADDOX. A0A' H.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
R7zbTEc Sale.

r. tTTIg.g4SEE.E. at public ~77-y-i2gTTs-
%EaS sale, at my farm l l-2 miles ~ a.,
n J. West Of Focrsh3ro. II niles - -
South OF Glasgow, and ; miles North OF Arrow
Rock, on
Tuesday, November 10TH, 1853,
tie following stock. etc, tl-1ri!;--s.X head OF
Horses and Mares; a lot OF Cattle and Hogs; two
a.gns and Harness; e No. Cutting baifei some
Corn and a crop Of Tobacco; ab5tt 30 cord OF
Woad.-2j0 cord of which lies on the river bani;
nv entire LOT OF Farming Uteuseis, Household
aal Kitchen Furniture. Also,
TIE Eo0ubIiciz Farm for sale, or
Rent.
TrF-rC:-A!l Sums over 50, credit OF six
months Wita bond and approved security; - AID
'auarf. c-gh. JNO. =. MARSHALL.
uoy3-2W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
Earm Eo1s sale.

- THE subscriber offers The 30
Lbs farm, on which he resides. fer sale. q fsssg
Il s Situated about five miles South Of Gias- siz.-
COW, Hewsrdcounty, No., aud contains 225 acres,
about $40 in cultivation, balance excellent tim,
Der, well sct N blue grass; well watered BY Springs
good bearing orchard; comfortable dwelling and
necessary. out. houses. The land is we'll adapted
10 the production Of Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat, Sc
The whole farm, timber and alt, is vel fenced =
viii De sold on favorable terms, and shy one de-
sirin. to purchase is requested to- cali and view
she premises, rs I an DEIERMIgED TO
SELL! ia
augi-tf J. Q. r. BIBB. =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

NEARLY AN AccIDEET.-Two couatrYmen
were so absorbed in locking al ChamberIain's
Great Sign, The other day, that they came near
being run over by gent!eman's fast trotter; they
1ere mere scared than hurt however. and after
the excitement had partially subsidei, the crowd
made their way back mic tie house, apparently
Ee determined 10 secure share Of Chamses!a;1's
bssu'ifll and cheap Jewe!ry, that the cry Of fire.
Soa.5 not have disturbed them. His ss,sr.z-t,.t
Is Sill Gull. .---.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
/ The Test of Twelve Years Experience

HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
Negeman, Clark s. Co.'s
ENUENE COE Inv ER OIL ,
It Is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for CONSUMPTION, ScRoFULA, CHRONIC RHEU-
IATIsM, &c. ever discovered.
Caution.--The value Of this remedy &c
ponds upon lis purity, and IN order to secure our
customers pure article, one of our firm went to
Newfoundland 10 superintend the manufacture OF
our oil, and we WARRANT IT PURE. SEE that the
label has the eagle and mortar, and the signature
over the cork Of each bottle, as there is great
deal of cheap, inferior oil palmed off for genuine;
10 the great injury of patients.
flask for HeSeman, Clark 81 Co.'s, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the gen
uine who have used others withou! any benefit.
Useful IN EVERY FAMILY.-PAINTs,
- GREASE SPOTS, etc removed instantly;
gloves, silks, ribbons, etc cleaned equal to new,
without injury to the most delicate color or fab
ric, by HEGEMAN & CO.'S COACENTRA-
TED BEAZINE, only - cents per bottle
HEGE NAN & co, Druggists, l6l, 39o, 5ll and
1876 Broadway, n. Y. oct2T
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
STRAY NOTICE.

l. Buffalo Lick Township, Charlton ~
county, Mo-, September 9th, 1889, one bay Horse,
three years old; both hind feet white; some white
on The inside of the left fore foot, black spot on
the right hip, some white hairs in the forehead,
fifteen hands inches high; appraised to niissy,
dollars by Robert Dunn and John H.. Datnefoa,
who was duly sworn as appraisers, by
oct2e-3w. G. G. DAMERON!J.P ?. g
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

LAND sALE.-Mr John D. Perry sold his tract
Of land, consistngof enc hundred and sixty acres
70 Mr. Geo. ". Ward, Of this place, for slo. goo.
The land lies Immediately East Of, and adjcins,
Eas. Addition to the City. On it is one Of the
NEST eligible building stes in the vicinity Of
town We believe if is Mr. Wards intention to
build
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
81 The Havana correspondent OF f

s. The Havana correspondent OF the New
York Herald writes, that two cargoes of negroes,
numbering in the aggregate 800 have besn re-
Gently landed en- TIE Cuban coast. During the
past few nonths tie English cruisers have cap
iured .hIrty-one siavers on the coast Of Africa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

TMr. LEONARD ScoLLAy, Of the Planters
Esuse, ST. LOUIS, died in Baltimore, last week
His remains were brOughtto St. Louis for inter
n.ut. He has an extensive circle Of scqualntan-
ee., who will read of his death with regret.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

Wharf BOAT SoLD.--Messrs. Charles F. Ma
son and Joseph Stetmend have purchased the
Wharf Boat of Mess,s. SeIbel, HEREFORD s. Co.,
iogstherwith their slaughter house, ice houses,
&C., and viii continue the business as heretofore.
We did not understand what the Boat and appur-
tsn,nces sold for. The new firm are prompt bus
mess men, and the nFer and land customers viii
lose nothing by the CHANGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

PRINTING OFFIcE McB8ED.-1he Office Of the
Newport (Ky.) Free soath, paper O. hePunn
can politics, was mobbed on the night ct the 2oth
the p. esses broken and the types scattered in the
sreets,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
STE2AY E0TEGE.

VTAKEN UP by d. c. Garth, living in Chari-
ton Township, Howard county. on his
premises. on 22d day Of October, 1859. the fol-
lowing described stray. VIZ: One bIac; Steer,
aEautsix o. seven yesss old, two underbits ia
right ear. and swallow fork and Int in left; brand
ed with Tie letter 3 OF II, white face; 10 other
marks or brrds percrvable. Appraised 10
Eighteen Dollars by Samuel n. Maddox and
TUoa. W Morchead, who were duly sworn for
that purpose as the law directs.
4 true copy from my Stray Book. October -,
1859. EUy3 7. ". DIGGES, J. P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

e. The Editor of the Lancaster Herald, who,
few weeks siuce was DESTROYS of getting upon
hill $40 out-rcar the horned herd" brayed Lively
ct us. in his issue of the 9th. lie is now a Eel
low OF establ ished reputation and in addition to
bis ear marks, is entitled to the degree Of D. D
dirty doe.l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03

~ The Quincy and Palmyra Rail Road Is
finished, and the cars are running, This opens
new and speedy route to the North aa1 East for
all Northwest Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-03
Look for the K.

A cross (thus K Immediately before The
anne, signifies that the tine paid for has
.xpired.