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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-17
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lanteli' enatrIphttn 9roRs siisrxa 9oItcanpilttIe
eorul llla, 1000 IOnS, Capt 3rIutmdun.
= mnp q 1000 IONS. Gapt. Sttlpeuler
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sss.. at5sp Ysgass r.nrs n,ap lih aa - -
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100 $zSdowap, MsDY-4' z .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

identify himself with the Republican party
he cast it in that direction. applause
on the Republican side, and Kisses from the
galleries.
The ballot resulted: Necessary TO choice,
III; Pennington, 10; Smith, ia; scatter
ing 8.
Before the result was announced, Mr..
Briggs made personal axplanailOn, saying
he would now vote for Mr.. Smith according
to his party pledge, but he anticipated the
lime would come when he could vote Tor
Mr.. Pennington, Applause Oh the Repub-
lican side
He accused these who voted for Smith,
and then changed for Pennington. gully OF
infamous conduct.
Mr.. Riggs withdrew his vote for Mr..
Pennington.
Mr.. 5Iorris Of Pa, and 1Ir. Valandins-
ham, replied TO Tie charge made by Alr'
Riggs and The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jany. 3l.-Mr. SMITH with
drew his nagae and Mr. McClernand, Of III, was
nominated, and one ballot t.ker, with The follow
ing result: Who.e uUmj,T 2,3S; necessary 10 a
choice, III. Pennington; li6; Nc CieInaLc, u;
Cline. .; Nilsson 6; Scattering, 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

WESTERN BASE-NEw SroCK.-It will
he seen By an advertisement in to-day
paper, that books are to be opened for $780,
900 additional stock 10 the capital Of the
Branch of the Western Bank, in this place.
Oar capitalists who desire 10 invest in
Bank Stcck, will recoliect that the stock
books Of all the other Banks in this county
nre fulI-ihat Bank Stock pays better div
idsnd than any oiher investment-and that
the Western Bank declared the largest div
deRd of any Bank in the Stale, on The 1sl OF
January, viz: Fifteen per cent per annum
They vii! mole these facts, and act accord
ingly.
We are advised though not desired TO an
nounce the fact, that over one-lhird Of the
amount for which the books are 10 he open.
ed, is already on deposit, to Re subscribed
ss soon as the books are opened.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Financial Mlt.trs.
OrrIcr OF TIE Missouri DrMooEAT, I
hIoxDaY EvryIyG, Jan. 80, 1860.

OrrIcr OF THE Missouri DrmooEAT,
hIoxDaY EVENING, Jan. 80, 1860.
The supply Of EXCHANGE is by no means
large: sod The demand is quite limited to-
day, particularly on the South. Selling
rates are pretty general IS follows:
For Gold Bankablc III. & Wis
Funds.
Sight on Eas: * South nm. = pm. prem.
Cia. & Lou..par. pm. !! prem.
The asserting business still progresses,
causing scarcity in bankpbie funds The
following are comparative values:
Gold. and St. Louis City notes ........... par.
Interior Missouri notes .-..... IL dis.
Illinois and Wisconsin. .-.... ...... dis.
BAnE STocx.-J. II. Obear & c., at
the Merchants Exchange, sold the follow
ing &, a..ct!n to-day:
Shares Mechanics Bsnl....S95 co per share.
10 Shares SouT'eiE BaIi. ...'.. % - per sAase.
Ths Democrat, in ro:iciug the difference
between the value Of the bills o Parent
Banks and Branches. expresses wish that
all Missouri paper shou'i lie at par, and
says:
Ne are happy 20 know that there is .
fair prospect o! IHe adoption Of The old Sys-
tenn at no distant day. The plan spoken Of
is, to pay out 80 branch paper by The parent
banks IN the city, a,ler. sly July next; but
to nay their own instead, winch is always
at par for gold, 40 city bank having re.
fused to redeem lis own issues promptly
with gold. They will keep their coin here,
instead of at the branches, and viii be ena-
bed TO redeem all when offered. The
/ branches, having thus less circulation cut,
will require less coin 10 protec'. Three OF
least OF the prominent banks, if not four,
/ favor the adoption of this course, which
must restore confidence and blot on. the
stain which is fast covering them. II is
I thought by some that if eng o. more Q! the
larger banks, as we'll as a number Of the
branches, should object, this plan could nc;
be made 10 work. But rs the banks and
branches seem 10 work 10 great extent
independent OF each other, we do not see
why even a portion Of the parent banks
could not successfully operate in the man
ner suggested. They rnsat receive the
branch paper, when offered i'll small! sums,
and hold Il against the branch, but pay cut
netting but their own. Exchange would
always be kept at &c! prem, and the
branches would rot be called Oh. The CIR
cuaion would no, likely be SO great as at
present, At leas; until confidence is iuiiy re-
stored, and the;5aance OF trade is equa!zcd
( by more shipments Of produce, and less
purchases o. foreign goods that should be
dispensed with. As il is at present, the
circulation eaunoi be KEEP. cut, but must be
displaced by coin, II tie law is sustained.
Il the above plan be impracticable, as some
think, anohersswil have to be devised.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Fruit Trees and ShrubbsTy.

Mr.. E. P. GRAVES, Of this vicinity is
agent for the Lexington and St. Joseph
Nurseries, and IS prepared TO take orders,
(for Spring delivery fer Apple, Cherry,
Pair and Plum Trees, and Ornamental
shrubJery. lie is agent for the comfy,
and such rs want 10 supply themselves
with choice lruit trees, Of Western Growth,
which are already acclimatcd, and therefore
more likely 20 ike and bear at nn early
day, should give hin their orders. A me-
;Denl's reflection will convince any one,
that the trees Of Western Nursery are
better adapted to cur climate than those
imported from other lailades. Cal! ON
MIR. G. and give YOUR orders.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Il SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS.

C. G. EVANS, having purchased the steroo-
type plates, copyrights, etc, Of lie 'PErNcE o.
TIIE HOUSE, OF DAVID" pillar OF FIRE,''
etc, would call the attention OF agcuts TO these
truly valuable Worlcs.
THF ..PRIN + OFTEE HOUSE OF DA-
VID,,' Is one ofthe most popular and best selling
books ever published. Over $4,000 copies have
been sold. and it bids fa;r 10 o%t-riyal the Pill
GR!M's PEoGBEss," Of any other -:iniigr work.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE." by the same au-
thor, Is now meeting with rapid sale, over co.
600 copies have been sold aiLcc lis publication,
and as companion 10 tie ''PRIScE or THE
HOUSE, OF DAVID" every reader Of that book
should purchase a copy,
@TuE RECORDS OFTHE REVOLUTION
AIRY WAR;" is book Of great interest and
gives vasl smountof information relaiiVeto the
Soldiers of the ReyouleE and Is an invaluable
book Of reference for the je7 :endtnis OF is he
Toe5 and a.. who are interested IL Pension Claims,
Land WarIailts, etc, ects.
Tar MosT LIBEUEI. INrrcEMEHTs ARE OF
FERI.D TO AGENTs, and upon addressing the pub
Usher every in formation viii be given.
SEND FOR 4 CATALOGUE.
Address GEORGE G. EVANS,
TCBlIsHER,
feb5-6w 439 Chesnut Street pAilaPelpaia, Pa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.

rS Pursuant 10 decree Of the Hon. e
= Circuit Court fer Charlton county -madezsssss
- on the 18th day Of August 1889, viii ess
assTlustcs for the heirs OF the late Hs Angelina,
Priee deceased, SCI to the k-hesl bidder, At pub
lie auction, for cash in hand, on the
,f3ill day of February, 1850, ' ,
before Tie Court House door in Keyiesviile,
while the Ci-cait Court is in session, The follow
ins described negroes, to-wit:
Kitty, a woman ascd29, s,t her child John, 4
FIFE healthy boz 70 2oaihs cid. These will be.
sold together kitty is frsitate house servant,
very neat ana Clearly, good disposition, and a.
cook, washer, o, dairy woman, is exreiied by
few IL ary.- Also 9 boy i'ssaeA Alexandra, elcr-
90 years cid, (Kii,'y eldest sh,ld) he is vesyi
promising toy. Also giri, tKiity's chiidl
npr-ed Sussr, four wears old, very likely child.
Aud, also man named Anderson, Is yeas Old; x
trUsiy, active, spriehty man, frst rate hand a,
a,mos! any thing, especially with horses.
These negroes are sold FOR parthon, and noe
for any fault. They arssopnd and healthy. IT,
Tie clear. SucAan opportunity to purchase first
rate servants but seldom occurs. TIE man and
woman have lived for many years at or near Glas-
gov, and are well known ikese.-
LISBON APPLICABLE
6ec29-6w Trustee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

Observation-Disclosures are paying from
81 to $3.50 according to quality. The
latter figure las been paid by hIcNAIE
Geo, who have confined their purchases
as yet, to strictly fine. We understand
they bought three thousand pounds in Sa-
line few day, since, the pick OF heavy
crop, a, $l2 per hundred.
Shippers are buying 1T from 81 80 70 "a,
according to quality. Baytrs are paying
more aIenticn than usual 10 quality and
handling, accustomed, doriailess by the fact
that there is a large croo, and no necessi-
ty for laste, as they can al gct US much as
they want to work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Horace Greeley-New York Tribune

Horace Greeley and the New York Tn
buns are exceedingly poor authority in this
latitude, and he who woGld undertake TO
sustain himself by quoting :!.e philosopher
in cow-hide boOts," or his paper, would be
"whisIled down the wind" and perhap.
kicked as he sailed along Yet the T,ri-
EEue can tell lie truth, ard draw truthful
portrait. Nc run no risk in masking this
assertion, because three rrurihs Of our read
ets having seen sud heard orr ''bold and
manly" representative, will back rs in Ike
declaration, TINT the following sketch, fron
the Tribune" is true 10 the iiie:-
Mr.. Clark, of Missouri, appears TO be
gool-Ralured sort OF fh uleGucated iEdiv;d-
uai, who, if left 10 oct Tor himself. would,
no GouJt, be willing 20 withdraw the men,
ace-resoutiCH. which lie uevsr wrote, bu;
wh,ch was prepared for him, and thus
give Mr.. Sherman an opportunity to voluB-
Ieer his sentiments relative 10 the ever
laslingiy denounced Helper book. IN tie
debate in The House, Oh friday last, Mr..
Sherman, who had been denounced, by i'm
piication at least. without stint. ;or some
six weeks, and every day Ter each Of Chose
weeks, ciyilly and courieotisiy called upon
Mr. Clark 70 Withdraw his resolution Of
menace, If for only few minutes, in order
shat lie, Mr.. Sherman, might be at liberty
10 give the House ard country his views
in regard to the Helper book. As the re-
quest IVES being made, several Southern
iire-ea,ing ns.nbeIs were seen horcring
bout Mr.. Clark, and heard 10 demand of
him hot 70 withdraw his resolution. So
he replied that he would never Withdraw
II. no, neverl He went on murderinc the
Kings English &: his usual rate, repeating,
Il done this and Il done that" and Il
seen" SO and SO, until he seemed TO have
exhausted himself, aud then resumed his
seat. 1t was a proud occasion fo- 1Jr
Sherman. His eloquence, conservative no
si;ion, high toned bearing, and patriotic
sentiments, con,rasted most favorabIy :,
him with the maudiIn manner and had
English Of the member from Missouri.
who, according TO the former declaration.
Of the ST. Louis Republican, used 10 shell
rascal with Il!
The Tribune is little at fault in IFS his
tory. Gen. Clark and The Republican were
running together when that rasLalIy Il got
IN The wrong place, and il would have per /
maps never get into The papers, but for the
IasGality Of sona of the Generals present
friends, who were then his enemies I,
happened thus: Some OF the Generals pri-
vale correspondence YVES stolen from the
isaddle'bsgs Of a friend, at political meet
Hns' and the k letter published by a then
and now distinguished democrat. A chal
ieDgs was the result, but there was no
blood, nor anything else split. The K is no
e0abt still extsnt, over the Generals own
autograph, has passed into history, and TO
"Sindicate" history, we correct The Tribune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has Obtained letters Of administration from
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Howard county,
on the estate of Humphrey Enyart, deceased, and
bearing date January 80, 1860
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
TO make Immediate payment, and all persons nav
ing claims against said estate are required 10 eN-
hibn them properly authenticated: WITHIN one yea'
from the date of these letters, they may be pre-
cluGed from any benefit in said estate, and II not
presented within three years from the date OF
these letters, they will be forever BARRED.
MARY ANN ENYART, I Adn,rs.
f.b2-at ALFRED M'DANIEL,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
FR ESH DRUGS.

YETE arc now n receipt Of or Fail Stocl-cc
w DRUGS. which we nay safely say
without BFrCmisins our veraclty--E the most
complete and extensive ever brought 70 this city;
We win mol ardeIiake-to enurer0te al tae artlc-
les We have en- haad, a3i would be al a!nos.
endless task; Suffice If 10 say. that we have all
the articles usually kept Ia EfsE-{; ST8RESi
and earnestly inyte tie attention Of these il need
IF articles II our line, to or Stcck pledgiag orr
selves - s,li Gu as chsaI and accommodating
terms, as any house in this or surrounding towns.
hg@ We could especially and particularly in
yite the attention Of tina Ladies 10 our Stock
If Pcrfuuer!es and other FIrrv Articles. 81
oeii3 CR0Pp ( WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

EMOney is scarce and hard to get,
and !, is therefore desirable to make it go
as far Is p ossible. Now, for Cash, you
can gel more Of Chamberlain, by fifty per
cent. than you could in flush times" so
walk right in, under tie Big sign, and Sc
Ice, what you want from his immense stock
of things useful. ornamental and fanc:!ul.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

Sop Our.-Tho Alessrs. Arn0tt have
sold their siege line between this place and
Allen, 10 Mr. WIN. Smith, Of Randolph
Under the management Of tie ArnO!t's, the
mail and passengers have always been reg
ularly put through. Mr.. Smith is young
nan Of energy and means, and we doub;
not viii more than keep Up tie reputation
Of the line,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
y,ectrres for the pcoure.

By the Roy. HUGH STOWELL BROWN, OF
lie Myrtle Street Baptist Chapel, Liverpool,
England. Eiss, S-.gs.
With Bioynphical Introduction by
Or. SHELTON MACKENZIE.
Published under special arrangement WITH lie
author.
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.4n5 gaa ge:H Dc S-tts'et :agi u IS ..e JcS! place
IL tic country l. purchase Bsy.S..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

Drx71srRy IN Reasonable. LEvETT,
m aocomplished workman, can be found at
die of;cs Of Dr.. Harvey, in Roanoke, pre-
pared TO give prompt attention 10 al TIE
branches of his profession. As lis stay
u;T, he limited TO two weeks, those needing
MS services should give him an early call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

rezf,eneral Robert Butler, AssistaD;
.I;,',or, General TO General Jackson Of The
,,,,. Of New Orleans, died near TallGhas-
,se Florida. OF the Eth inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

Total amount Of Losses, CLAIMS and ~,
Liabilities $500 $500 -.''''''' S'-;~>' -"
The greatest amount insured or any one risk IS
$4,000. but viii not, as general rule, eNcsc,'
$1,000
Tic Co-7n--v has 10 general rIlc IS 10 the a.
mount allowed 20 ae insured IN any CITY, town,
yilleee o. b!oci; being governed IN 'i.s a.ile. d"
c--I cgse. II he general cAarar;e. OF b-.!.-
i-rs. width Of streets, facilities tor putting cut
No part Of is Capital or rarrir-s = deposited
in any other State as security therein.
Aaa.tCs.ci copy q. Tue t15i'lT c. ACT O. IL
coronation accompanies tits Statement.
The actual Cash va;ue q The Capital Stock,
arlo,yigr s.Ntv DAYS 10 CONVEX. IT, s~:Ge ..o
none. would be over 0lr Ha:sE D,A'ys.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

no-,,r SETS OF DEbEcArEs TO
Cu,.1Esroy.-Two sets of Delegates will
90 from New York, from Georgia and from
Illinois, 10 the Charleston Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
aEAEsEsEELE3,

In Buffalo. Mo-, on the l0l!, inst. by Rev: W.
l.. LattelGc.d. III. JAS L. M'NAIA Of Marshf'ld,
Mo-, 10 Mss Di.LILAH r, daughter Of Coj. J. ".
johnson OF Polk couaiy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
NOTICE.

A MEETING Of The Directors OF the Glasgcv,
n & Huntsville Plank Rood Company, is
hereby directed 10 be held at Glasgow, on Ili-s-
dan tte oh day Of February, 1860 All persons
owning Stock in said road by transfer, will please
present their evidence of transfer to the Board a;
that lime, so that The Stock Book may be adjusted
and corrected, IN order thai proper dividends
be made. Il. G. GILMAN, President.
n. B.-Tbe President VIII be prepared tha;
day to pay all dividends on Stock unpaid.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
STATE q Nv YORK, Sc.
-. r.I C,,,p'r 81 Ltt- II L.

CT, SIT ssT c or ~ " E z92H n-., IS.
CHARLES !. MARTIN, President and ].
MILTON SMITH, Sec.e;oay, q Tie Zone L.
and say. and each FOR himself says. that the tore
gong ! tine, full and correct statement OF jhe
ai!ais Of said Cooperation, md tia, they are lie
above described officers thereof.
Sirped.1 CHARLES !. MARTIN, President.
ISjrDcd.5 J. MILTON SMITH. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, tbs
} L. 5. nineteenth dav Of january, i. y. 1850.
49, (S!.red,) }. L. WASHBURN,
reb2 Notary Pablo.
LEWIS c CO., Agents,
Glasgow, 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ST ATFNTENT

STATEN1EN
" the Condition Of the HOME LNSUR.
.A.NCE COMPANY, Of .Nsw York. on
the First day of January, A. d. 1860,
made 10 The Clerk Of the Court for The
County Of Ho,card, an the Nafs Of Mis-
SCUM, pursuant 10 The Statute Of that STATE.
Name and Location.
sHE ma me Of this Company is the HOME IN
L SURANCE COMPANY, incorporated in
1853, and located inthe City af New York.
Capital One Million, DcEEa-s.
The Capital of The Company actually
paid up IN Cash IS 800. ..-... 81 ,C00,oCo GO
The Surplus on the ist dav Of Janu-
airy, 1S6O...... AI5,sl5 So
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Look for the K.

cross (thus X immediately before the
-. sinrjfes that the time paid fer has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
ACCOUNTS 1859.

1t is specially desirable 10 close al! accounts Of
las, year. ard Sc indebted Viii please make
s. ;iement without delay. Cash is desiFable, as
/ wish 10 make my sPrHs purchases FOR cash
but tnusr " 10 are noI prepared 10 pay cash, can
close BY note. feb2 NJ. GRENADA UNI.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
THONlON. LENS s. CO.,


Have for sale
- bids Prime SH-ar.
81 Bags Rio Coffee.
. Eass Old Government Java.
50 bcXes star Candies;
II ..
ID Boxes Ess,aS;
80 l. D, = ". L. Cheese,
80 bags ST;
IC) l,,ss o. Nails from Cd 10 =;
10 Ilgs Cotton Yarn;
b5ls Almonds;
- boxes Csldy;
% bb!s WEiskey;
10 b5.s Line;
- IBIS C.ushal Soar;
cOC0 lbs White Lead;
, bis Liuseed o.;
20 tons Iron;
80 Is Il. Mails, Gri1.h DEandj
Steel Springs;
Bellows and AEIiIs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
q eSHoe5 and ISCAG
FOR s ALE.

"a The subscriber Will sell, on twelve fS':.Hs
* months credit, BOND and security, al LII LII
q public AUCTION, 10 the highest bidder, On
Monday. February 18Th, 1860, ii being the first
day OF circuit court, if not disposed of previ-
ously,
Three Negroes,
Two men and one boy. One Of the men is about
50 wears old, the other about %, and the boy
about - or i6, ana all good farm hands, being
sound and likely.
will also sell at private or public sale, a. the
same time, an excellent farm, about ? miles
northwest OF Keytesrilie, known as the Mon
tcuee farm, near the farm Of DR.. Watts.
There are good dweliinge and outhonses on
the premises.
feb2-td MRS. s. T. MONTAGUE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

THOMSON, LEWIS s Co,
Feel confident that they can please al who pay
them visit. oct2U
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Tota! amt Of Capital and Surplus. 81 4l5, $50 IS
Assets.

assets.
Amount of Cash in Con-
nncnlal Bank. N. VS. 4o,7o7 81
Amount OF Cash IL hands
Of Agents, and III
course of Transmission,
balance $3.50. % .JG0 81
Amount OF unincumber-
ed Real Estate, NOD
Wall street 90. -. " IVY "
Amount Of United States
Treasury Notes, mar
kei value ...... luz .2II ~
Amount Of Missouri
S Ssa,' m BGnas' vlue sPs. 1925 %
Amount Of North Caro-
Ina Sends. E per cent.
market ya!ur.... -. 9,o5O W
Amount Of Tennessee
n nS|1et yalne........ 1900 %
Amount Of Brooklyn
CITY Water Bonds,
ncr Ct. market value. 10 W
Amount Of Bank Stocks e1 "
Amount Of Loans on
Bonds and Mortgages,
being Isl lien Of rec III
Oh Ua.ucum5eres Real
Estate. worth at least
sl.C95.3oO and on
which there IS less
than ore years interest
due and owirg--ratc
of interest per cent. Sov,'t@ Us
Amoagt Of Loans Oh
Stocks and BJIts,8ay-
III. a., ..r-Flr..t- Ilr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Womb state that their stock all came up az rea-
sonabie frei5hts, and no additional charge VIII be
put upon Goods on that account. Goods are sold
as cheap now as they were in June.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
LAWRENCE W. LEE
WESTERN BAHR or GzEssOCRE

STOCK NOTICE.
DOCKS Of subscription for Fifty thousand
d Dollars Of the capital stock OF the Western
Bank os Missouri, for the use OF tie Glasgow
Branch OF said Bank, wi. be opened at the Bank
ing House in Glasgow, on Thursday the 10th Of
February, 1850, under the superintendent Of
William D. SYinney and TEos. Z. Birch, and
continue open until the while amount is sub
scEibed. BY order of ti1e Board of Directors.
feb2,-tf WESTON T. BIRCH, Cashier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
BY w. T.. q. sAEEEAE.

Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claims.
One VOL. 12mo., cloth, 554 pages. Price sl.25.