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Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Hunter g. G. o s
nj q n z a n G a
B I T T E r s
Encourage Home Manufacture,


Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. II has never been ad
vertissd, and Ia comparatively new, but its own
merits have already caused It to becomeS so WIDELY
KowN and so IMMENSELY POPULAR, that the no
usand and one kinds Q. TRASH imported and PURP-
0RTISG to be imported from the States and palmed
OF upon the public as GOOD HEALTHY Bttsrs, are
being rapidly driven from the market.
Netrly all old California miners are acquainted
with the virtue Of the MANzANErA bush, frem Ex.
PERIDNcE, besides which, It has been pronounced
to contain rare medical properties, by scme Of the
6rst physicians and chemists Of the age, aud we
sure the public that II has lost nothing in the com.
pund
Aside from t. Of the principal ingredients
being CALIFORNIA VINE.
HUNTER CO., Sole Proprietors,
Market street, SAN FRANCISCO.
~ Tor sale, rvERrwHERE. dee 81 SIN
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

s8- We see II stated, by some Of our co,
tcmporsrie,. that Calvin q. Mcdonald, Eco
IL editiug tho Sacramento Post"
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

A BIoGRpur.-In Ia Porte. Sierra county
Edward Mshsn played with cards. drank
strong beverages. rested bis head upon his
hands and died
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Exchange Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Subscriber having purchased the above
Well Knewp Firs Preef Brick 1eseI,
Situated On Main Street., Grsss ALLEY,
VIII Be happy TO entertain his friends and the Trav-
cling Public whenever IL may suit their pleasure or
Inclination to call His Tahls viii always Be surpl
ed With every substant ial and dshcsry which the
rsarhst Affords. The Proprietor 10 determined that
the :. EXCHANGE shall not be exeelled, In any
particular BY any Hotel in the monntains-
THE BAR will, at . II times be supplied with the
ssss Wines, Liquors, b. His BEDS will always be
fsnnd Neat and Clean, and his Lodging Rooms ample
sad veil ventilated
~ The BILLIARD SALOON is supplied with tive
Yh~usus Pasess billiard Tables.
De only Tables Of the kini in the County.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
sv1sp Valley, Nor. J, 1859,
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

eg- One per cent OF the territory Of
Switzerland is terraced on hill-sides for
farming purposes. and the land Is valued at
s4.Ooe and 81 900 an acre. These facts are
encouraging to California mountain resi-.
deute
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

Rktiorors NorIrv Elder G.. o. Burnet
will preach at the Christian Meeting House
Tomorrow. Services both MorninV and
Evening. at the usnal hour. Sunday
School and Bible Class at 2 o'clock. p. N.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.


State OF Ca lifornis, county AZ Nevsda-Tn Dis
triet Court, 18th Judicial Distrist-MckoY 4 PoR
TER vs. J. II. UEIISHORS.
The Plaintiffs above named having this day cor.
msnced suit against the ABOVE named Defendant Ii
In the Court aforesaid fer rhe Fore closure afa Ne
chanie's Lien, upon those certain buildings. stus
ted. lying and being on the south aide Of the Hsir
Street of the Town Of Rough Ready, Nevada eoun.
~, California, viz That certain Frame building
adjoining lot owned by kean L Heritage IL.
Fast, commonly known as 'Heilshorn's Saloon. al
so that other Frame Building or Stable. adjoining
the one above mentioned the west side thereof
and bounded on the West BY lot now owned by 4.
Slack, together with much Land and Ground up
on which said Buildings stand mar be necessary
for the convenient use and occupation OF said pre-
misses
Now therefore, all persons claiming or holding
Lieus upon said premises hereby notified TO b
and appear at the District Court aforesaid in Nevs
ds, on thu 2lst day OF January, A. n. 1850 at 10 o.
clock A, NJ. then and there TO exhibit proof Of thei
said Liens or the same will be forever barred.
hERLDlIH 3 BILL, attorneys for fitfs
Eevsds, Zee. 3, 1859. 2t.3t
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
STEAMER LOST |

Just ss we 90 TO press Il Is announced.
by telegraph. that the Oregon Steamer Nor
therner bar been lost somewhere on the up
per coast with THrRTY-FfvE LfvES'-
All the women were saved No further par
ticulars.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
POSTPONEMENT.

~ The above Sale has been postponed TO Tu.sds,
the f7th day Of January, A. II. 1850, by order o.
Pltfs Attorney, E. W. Aasn. Esq.
J. 3. vANHAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

sa- The Inaugursl Of Gov. Latham IS
snokrn HIGHLY of hy Che press everywhere.
without distinction of psrtv even. Il is
verv dassrvedly hooked unon as the sb'est.
and hast conceived document which has ever.
issued from the Gubrrnstorial Offlce Of Cal
Yoruis. We have not roon to publish. even
q synopsis of It. nor indeed IL II neec"ssarv.
fnr our readers have already had sccess TO Il
through other sources.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

THE SExlroRrAt ELECTION The vo'a for
Senator at the joint Convention on Thurs
isv was ne follows -
Latham. m....................
Randolph
Great enthusiasm prevailed throughout
the City on the announcsmrnt Of the result
and caunons we're fired IN honor Of the tri-
rmnh.
I, Is said that Nr. t-,hsm would resign
his gubernaiorisl o'fics to-day.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

MI. Gds5SER has discontinued his Ag,ucy q;
Sacramento, fer the present.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

eTrhs drawing OF every Lottery In which We are
selling Tickets. are regularly published in the 'scoi
dsn Era. Of san Fransi.es.
~ Remember that are seiiirr our tisksts a.
the REGULAR s,ats prices and no Advance as Is sthss
Lotteries. r1y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
Weekly Review OF tho So. E.ouis
Produce Market.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE, Saturday Eve, March 81.
The week has been iRo-Gy warm and pleas
ant one, with increased activity in trade. re-
| ce;Pts Of Groceries have continued large, and
sales 10 The country trade have increased. I'D
vices from New York and New Orleans during
The week, show irmEess in suea-s and IN adj
vance in CoI3e 10 1220I3c fer prime Rio; while
/ ST. Louis rates have remained quite IS low g
this, AMI decline occurred here OH TIC 1st inst
IN Be.chcE's refinery sugar and molasses 10 tie
following rates: Sugar, refined Yellow, ca gle;
white (0) l0c; powdered co I07c; crushed aad
snail 'oaf lie; crushed and powdered, double
refined OBJ lille; double refined iosf III. 80
las5,s; golden syrup, GS, 70, and 73c, in barrels,
half barrels, and Legs; s. r. molaases, 81, 81,
and Sic; refined DO, 10, 81, and Sic per gallon.
Raw Sugars have ruled al 6i@S,c. for Inferior
or common 10 prime. Aiclasses rules as before
from 4G@iGc.; prime Plantation being still held
at EGc. Coffee sells at I2@I3c, though rsaIes Of
near y prime were made to-day and Yesterday at
1875. The stock OF prime Sugar is small and
firmly held al SIC, but, OF common, qualities large
and rates very low.
The PRoyIsIoE trade has not been so firm as
last week, but prices 90 not differ materially from
last weeks quotations. Mess Pork has favored
buyers until tie close, Whei. holders are firm al
$i7 80. Lard has been IN good demand, 70 fill
orders, yet the market has been inactive, and many
Of Tie sales have been private. The amount Of
picked pork on the levce this week has been
large, aid sales Of fair rates 10 The holder. The
Flour market was quiet and inactive al lie be.
ginning OF tae week, buthas mrroYed 4. The clezr
OWING to an advancing tendency at New Ollean.
and New York. The frames and adrancc in
rates Of wheat algo Acct the -four market Cong
has iiuetaated some during Tie week, and closes
at about lac same rates Of our last weeks quo-
iahons, but dull. OATS have had downward
tendency, and close dull at 46@5lc, a decline Of
3S4c per bushel during the week WHISKY de-
clined the first OF tis week 10 1870, at which II
has remained, with large sales. ToBAeco-saIes
10 day. / hill common Manufacturing at 81 IS.
and boxea at 50 40, 81 %, and So o.. HEMP
sales about $50 bales yesterday, private; 25 bales
at $685. and Is do To-day al slaS ~. d
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
Publisher. ard Ocieinator Of the Gil Book III
" SPECIAL 4cTLGE 70 AGENTS

C. G. EVANS, having purchased the s!creo.
type plates, copyrights, etc, Of the "PRISCE o.
THE HoUsl or DAyIn,'' ''PIILAE or fIRE,'
etc, would cal thc attention OF agents 10 these
truly valuable Works.
THF PRINCE OFTHE HOUSE OF DA-
TID,'' IS one Of the most popular and best selling
books ever published. Over 10000 copies have
been sold, and il bids fair TO out-riya the ''PiL-
cRIm's PEoGREss,'' any other similar work.
THE "piLLAE OF FIRE." by the same au-
thor, Is now meeting with rapid sale, over co.
0O0 copies have been sold since its publication
and as companion 10 the .'PRIScE OF THE
House OF DAYrp," every reader OF that beck
shouldpurcnRse copy,
"THE RECORDS OFTHE REVOLUTION
AIRY WARP is q book OF great interest and
gives vast amounted information relative 10 the
Soldiers Of the Revolution, Az g an inyaiuabi,
book CT reference for the deS ,endlnis of lis he
.ocS and all who are interested in Pension Claims,
Land Warrants, clc., octs.
The MCSr LiBEtAL INDUCEMENTS ARE Of
FERED TO AGENTS, and upon addressing the pub
Usher every in formation viii be given.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
Address GEORGE G. EVANS,
rUBLIsHEG,
feb5-Gw 439 Chcsnui Street Phiapelphia, Pa
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S.
GROCERIES,! GROCERIES ! /!

VETE are in receipt of our spring stock 9.
w Groceries, purchased in Neg Orleans and
The EisifrH MARKETS.. for CASH, ard At VERY
low rATEs, all Of which will enable us to sell
corresr ondrngly. Orr stock is much larger This
spring 'aan usual, 10 winch we invite the attention
Of our friends and the public generally. 1t con-
sists n part of the following articles:
Go Ehds Sug7r Gully fair 10 prime.)
125 sacks Prime Rio Coffee.
10 g old Government Java Coffee.
500 (" C. \. Salt.
go bbls kanaWha Salt,
I25 kegs Belchcr's Moasses,
90 half b5ls do do
70 Ibis DO do
20 10 Plantation and n. O. Sugar House,
2O~%.f bblS do do DO
30 bbls Refined md Crushed Sugars.
10 DO Apple Vinegar.
So bxs No. Star Candles
80 do hail and quarter hNs DO
80 BAGS Cotton Yarn, Ergie and Hope.
80 bbls Clever Seed.
20 sacks Timothy Seed.
300 kgs Wheeling Nails.
100 bis Lime.
% do Hydraulic Cement.
10 do Plaster Paris.
20 do Butter and Soda crackers
80 bxs z. u. and Hamburg Cheese.
mari BARTHoLOW, ROBBINS Y TATUM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
NEW GRISI MILL.
GLASGOW, MO.
Do You Want a Good Grist Hill?
nj ENGLISH, has the agency for tie sale Of
-.l y 49,: NJ, -. -. =, Mn

nj ENGLISH, has the agency for TIE sale Of
n.auf-ciprei D. Reai. HojaJisd s Co, CmcIn-
n:::, Cf.io. 2rice iEcA Sl5J 10 500. T:7o ef
lie above e.,-t..,ed C-rs. NILS can De seen in
operation ct lie Gig Hills, GLASGOW, No. It's
generally admitted ~ al that have seen those
nils N operation, .hat they are the best grinding
mills in use; they z &c he best iour and meal 10
be had II gly section of the country, where they
are N use. Persons = ihs to purchase o. put
N Saw or Gf.st bill, world do well 10 cali
OH tie undersigned, WHO IS authorized to contract
fU~ az kinds of hachrerv-sych as Steam En-
g.rcs, sax aui Gnzt Bill mcchueEy, Tobacco
Screws, aai ever thing in tn-t line. from tle ex-
tensIvsi Western Fol.a5ry'' Of J. Z. HoaEird &
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. Persons can save % per
cert. By calm, On the andsr5I<aed, before pur-
clGsTlis elsewhere. II. ENGLISH,
fel9 Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
1t does the work SPEEDILY and
EEFECTUAEEY, and Is always
sOEd uudcr guarantee.
Read the 7s,tinoaials cad give it Trial.
Test 0OnIalGs

FoRr GIBsoH, ARK. Nov. seth, 1850.
Mersrs. CHAGLEss, Blow & Co.-GEETs: We
hare never had medicine to give such uniycrs.
satisfaction as Stephens AFpe Compound, .
which has already alt2;ned reputation here fa7
Dcyond our most sangGine expectations.
ii no single instance has it failed, aud we are
now anxiously looking for the 3 doz. you for
war!ci on the 9Th ut; It Is in such very greet
demand.
If you need them, ven can get the strongest
c5T.,ae,'ez FROM every one tl1t LIS used i here.
Very Respectfully, YoGrs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
h'Nis AtL- ;-t-t a. H-iL
HUNT, BOSWELL & Bros

SHELfI.;A, SHELBY Co, aIc.. Nov. II 20.
McSsIs. CHS ELEs, Blow S; Co., st. Louis, No:
G,1's:-I have been selling ~. T.os. J.. S,eph,f-'
chemical trr- ",a4I al fo. sornc time, il give
pleasure 10 ccrtfy TO lis excellence n speedily
and ciiectU1..T rrIug A5re and Fever. Il Ia
..., .t',rc satisfaction al c'.cctins y.rH.y.. I'd
cures, and in many eases, when airrc-: every
thing else hat failed, rot simply stopping ,ac dis
ease for a wl"e but Thoroughly cleansing the
system g.. ,..f .. rtaei Of ne dils:. Il is Ger
:a'a'y 40 humbug, and ,ie public may rest assur-
rel that it is az ]; claims 10 be. Very respect
fully IC1.5,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
/. B. HALE, DRUGGisT,
Kansas CITY. Mo
PIsGAH, fiov. 18th, 1859.

IIsGAH, + OF. TN, ISoy.
Mes5Is. CHARLEs, Brow {. Co.:-Welrys dis
posed of five dozen OF DR.. Ties. :. Stephens,
Chemical Asue Compound, and are happy 70 in
form you hat It has gwen entire satisfaction to
Tie P-Jiic IN this community, Trdeei / may
safely say that 10 medicine OF the kind has ever
been r-cr.rsa win greater favor. upon so short
trial, .i.a. tl.is. Icolid have disposed Of much
mere Y re had have obtained them in tilcc. Bu.
The girulaEce Of the G:Saase has considerably ala
ted at Ibis time here -Gt We col5'dc- il = t.f"
which ,.5 &c you ard The public, thus frankly
e. >..-a the .t.-.. estimation ~ which your COM
pound L. Lid by I'll who lave used j..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
Terms for Five Months.
Glasgow Male Institute.

ENHE Trustees Of the Public School, in -
Z the City of Glasgow, having COM ssts!;y
pleted their large and commodious school ss5ssTy
Luiiding, take pleasure in announcing to sassssy
the public that ihev have engaged vs.. L. DAVIS.
4. H., President Tor some years past, Of Masonic:
COLLEGE; 10 take charge Of TIE school as PRINCIPAL
Prof. DAVIS, is So widely and faYorably known
IS an educator OF youth, that no special co,anen-
Cation from Us is needed. lie VIII be assisted by
nF. J. T. J. HUGHES, graduate OF Masonic
College, aud gentleman Of some experience as
teacher.
Tho academic year viii be, divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each, the first session
will commence on the 18Th of February, 1860.
Tuition per session Of 20 weeks in lie Pr
mary stidies-Rcading. Writing, Arith-
Ueuc, Geography aad English grammar. SIP co
Ia the Mathematics, with any Of the above. 1900
The Greek Or Latin Language, with any Of
the sbove. ...-.. 90 90
Contingent fee FOR each pupil per session.. 100
10 deduction viii be made for absence, except
in cases OF protracted iliiRss.
lSoT Students from a distance can get board in
private families as low as At any other point.
+. ~. DIGGES,
i. W. ROPER, Trustees.
fe5o J. C. WILLIAMS. \
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
TO TgaE LADIES.

NTE beg 10 invite the especial attention OF The
w Ladies 10 our assortment of sia0cs, MANI
fae!nred b. ourselves and to our order, for their
especia. benefit and use; and believed 70 be supe.
rior 10 any assortment ever offered in this mslIe
eiher is % variety or styles, beauty OF finish, or
substantial workmanship. .
Our stock of Chidren's Boots and Shoes is also
large and complete, and we feel entirely conadea
We wall be able 10 give satisfaction TO all who
will favor Us with call.
g'G5 STEINMETZ & FRANZEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Glasgow gesaaIe Seminary

Glasgow 9 esaale Seminary
.UYHE Secoad Session Of this Institution, under
q the present Pcinc:pal, assisted BY fuh corps
of competent Teaches, viii commence the, Isl
Monday (5th) Of September, end cicse the last Of
June. .
The school IS 4 permanent Institution. The
Boarding House IS large building, owned by tie
Principal. Parents are invited to visit US and see
our arrangements for boarding We desire to be
kin, 70 al entrusted TO our care ard viii sndeav-
or to treat them as i've would wish orr own 10 be
under similar circumstances.
Terms for Five Months.
Tuition in Primary English >. as 800
50 :. % . and Penmanship, 1000
e 60 Advanced English S; Element
airy Algebra ........ 1900
d" " Advanced English Algebra
and Geometry. 1900
Latin and French, each 500
PAIyT1NG-OIi, Oriental OF Grecian and ~
Leather Work, each. 500
MUsIc-PIano or Guitar. -. ........... 20,c0
Board {, Tuition in The English Depart
meI,t. (paid in advance, .,.".... 1890
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
of Instrument, (paid in advarce) -. 5000
FOR further information, see Catalogue. or ad-
dress FRENCH STROTHER,
auSIl paIScIPAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
n. W. WATKINS, Prcs't.
J. +. PgIL.Irs, See'y.

VINO MADE the "BLAcR RErCRLICaY5."
-"Biaok Republican" is the bugbear with
which Southern Locofocos seek, on all occa-
siuns, to frighten children into bed or into
their party, which is verse. That CUT
readers may know whose powers CT pro-
creation brought "B!ack Republicans
into existence, we give them The following
from late number of the New York Daily
Ns,rs, staunch, old line Democratic paper:
"But in an evil hour re took the Free
Sellers 70 our bosom aud elected AIr. Pierce
in 1852. Wemade bad bargain. This
sec;;oaa' lragnen- OF our party, thus warmed
.4;J new life, psrmea;el lie entire Gov
erE:lant of Mr.. I.sr2s; 50 r2uo! 50 tia:
most of our National Democrats had to leave
it. So slruns indeed, did the sectional sla-
kerry pr,aci3,e 1ocans By having ossa taken
TO the basc:a Of the Democratic party in
1852, that n 1856, It set up .or Itself, de-
ncurced these who had warmed il into life
after Its complete pros:ralion in 1850, gath
cred 20 i.seil ali The aboiii5n:sts and other
opponents of Democracy, and formed tic
present Back Republican party
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
SHAW s LANIGAE.


Kansas CRY. nov. .U,h. 1859.
fIcssrs. Charles, Blow X To-: GentloncH.--
Having sold large a.Ac al of DR.. T. L. Stephens
Ikcm;cal Ague Compound, feel il my duty e
recommr~,l il 10 tie ySo.ld, as tie best prepa.a,
zion for the cure OF Fevc: I'D Ague now IN use
: --7U are aware We have been selling il upon The
70 cue, no pDy principle, and can truly say we
lave never been called upon 10 return che dollar
as yet Yours irG'y,
I 3. HALE, DRUcCisT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
SLIGO AND TYRONE FrOY.

WE beg ieaveto call the attention of Black
w smiths and consumers Of Iron, 10 orr large
and well assorted stock OF SLIGO and TYRONE
iRoN, all of which was purchased at low rates for
Cash. and will be sold Al prices 10 prevent our
Smiths from purchasing in Saint Louis, as has
been the case heretofore. A call from dealers
solicited. We will sell Iron at.very low figures
mari BARTHoLoW, ROBBINS & TATUM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08

E-ConveR;ion oil boomer dainsels are
rspar;ol 70 have resolved that thcy viii
wear shor; dresses CT no;.irC. W.. an
awful hing it wotll be if they shouldn't
wear short dresses.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
BENNETS IMPROVED

,Ft,r Dor5ie Tired Bordoiy Sesrias Icciinc
TEhEiS MACHINE sews with TWO threads and
i Les each sittsA. makes Two kinds of
STITCHES Cn tie same machine II sews as well
b1cls ..sris as Forwards; IL IgIls without belt;
makes 10 ias7gcca5le noise.
L turns hen 81 aay With, and siiches if in
one operation. L fact, II is tie best Family
Machine now in use. II IS manufactured by ex-
ns-jcTcei wori-rHen. and IS made OF the bestma-
ieEia!s. Ills no, Liable 70 get cut of order, and
so s,Hpie, a child cam soon learn 10 WORK il
with perfect success. II is cheap and durable
Price tom &35 to SIP. 1t is freddie machine
villa beautiful work stand. Everybody and
his wise,n should haze one. Caliat the residence
Of the undersigned, whele- one of the machines
can De seen in operation. w.. = .r- 't
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
WEIa AID AMERICAN STATE cen
VEETIOT.

IL Convention Of the wings and a
merleans Of he State Of Missouri, held in
The Capitol, at tie City of Jefferson, on the
lst day of March, 1850, on motion of Hon.
ThOs. P. Akers of Lafayette county. Gen.
n. W. WATEISs Of Cape Girardeau was
called 10 the Char. On motion CT Col.
Switzler Of Boone, J. T. Philips of Pe,tis,
was appointed Secretary; snd on motion,
Maj. w. c. Boyee Of Lafayette, and Dr..
Griffith Of Marion, were appointed Vice
Presidents Of The meeting.
On melton o. Hon. T. P. Akers the
chair appointed tie following Committee TO
report Resolutions for the consideration Of
the meeting, viz
Hon. r. P. AKERS, Of Lafayette;
WN. NEWJAED, ci Rails;
JOSHUA GENTRY, of Marion;
EDWIN DRAPER, of Pike.
Wbf. I. SWIIZLER, OF Boone;
J. II. MciLVAINE, Of Washington;
WI. II. LETCHER Of Saline;
GEO. Z. SMITH, Of Petiis.
Alter conference The Committee reported
the following resolution; which were g.
depted:--
Ist. That State Central Committee Ct
seven members be appointed by the Chair
man Of this meeting, with powar TO select
Delegates to The Constitutional Unicn Con-
vention. 10 be held at Baltimore 10 nominate
candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States: also that SAID
Committee have power to appoint an Flee
toral Ticket for the State, and 10 make
provision for the appointment Of Electors
for the various counties Of Ii. State.
End. That This meeting heartily endorse
The nomination Of EDWARD BATES, made ON
yesterday in this Ci:y; and that the dele
gales 10 the Baltimore Convention be in
slructed TO use their best efforts 70 secg: 5
his nomination By that bOdy.
Bird. That we recommend that State
Convention be held at Jefferson City, on
.ionday, .dPrl lGii, for the purpose Of
candidates for Governor, Lieu
tenant Govern IT, and other S.a.s officers,
At the August Election, and that every
county in thsS!ats be requested to send
Delegates. m
The Chairman in pursuance Of the pro- J
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
Records Of the Revolutionary War:
Containing
THE MILITARY AND FI3AHcIAL CORRESPONDENCE
DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS:

GsnsycI Orders of Ud.hiSto,, lie aad Greene,
Names CT ,he. Officers and P.rates, with the
D.ics Cf icI- Commissions and EniistineDt5, WITH
list Of Distinguished Prisoners OF War; ne
time OF thniT Cas,ure, Exchange, ETC.; TO which
is added the IIaif-pay Acts Of The Continental
Conaress; the Revolutionary Pension LawsfaHd a
list Of lie QGic..s o. III, Continental Army, who
acquired The right TO Haii-Pay, Communication,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
Administrators Eosicc.

administrator EOsicc.
NOTICE IS hereby given That the undersigned
IL have obtained itsFs OF administrator from
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Howard county,
or. lie estate Of BenjaInn H. Shpp, deceased, ana
bearing date February 6, 1860. ..
al persons indebted to said estate are requested
70 make Immediate payment, AID all persons h2y-
ing claims against said estate are required 10 ex-
hibit them properly authenticated, within one year
from the date of these letters they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit II SAID estate, and if net
presented within three Years from the date OF
these letters, they will be forever barred.
HIRAM B. SHIP, 49,.
feb22-3w LOGAN H. SHiPP, 10