davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

III, is surprising how some otherwise
sensible, people will perni, their prejudi-
COS TO run away with their osnmOp sense
upon the subjec, Of medicines. They would
not use "patsn. aedieine," not they in
deed. But even the prejudiees OF this class
Of old fosies are sometimes compelled &c
give way before the overwhelming prooi
Of the great virtues Of John Bulls eompoune
Pictorial Of Wiid Cherry; and men whc
would never before permit anything Of ths
kind 10 be used in their families, now use
it themselves and recommend it 10 ,heil
friends. Our advice to every one who i,
at oil threatened with an affection of ID.
,hros, or lungs, is never 10 be without ,
bottle oil it en- hand Louisville Courier
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

RtrlerObs A netting which will Be
protraeied over Sunday will commence in
the Presbyterian Church, this evening
Rev. S. A Muchmsre, in connection with
the pastor, will conduct the mesting,-
Other ministers are expected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Er. Rreckinridse's Views,

The article below from the Lexington
(Ky-) Statesman, the organ ofsJohn C
Breckenridge. It i, printed in the city
where he resides and no doubt reflects his
views on the present difficulties now sur
rounding the country. 1t is patriotic and
worthy Of all praise:
There is as yet no just cause for rsrslu-
ton or dissolution. The Union commands
our cordial allegiance; TO it we shall be 10y
al until its basis, The Constitution has been
actually destroyed. Kentucky viii not sur.
render The Union. Our people are as gal
liant and spirited defenders Of their rights
and as hltls disposed sfte submit. 10 WRONG
and Missioner, ss any man who trsads the
soil Of America. They will no. permit
themselves 10 be degraded nor their rights
invaded; but they de not believe tbs tint
has come for revolution, and will yet cling
to the Union with the devotion Of the true
sons Of l776,
To our Southern friends we could ear.
nestly appeal to await the development oil
Linc0.n's policy before striking the fata
blow to. the Union. Kentucky is border
State, and as such, the first and creates
sufferer by Abolition ssoendency. Ou
State is barrier Of protection to the .ect
ton States against Iii slavery aggressions
Our friends in the South can certainly beal
the administration Of Lincoln as long as ",
oan. Then let them heed the voice Of Ken
lucky, stand true TO the Union, and net ex.
hau't all hspe OF yet maintaining the Con
'titution. The Democracy Of Kentucky
these men whe, in the support of Mr.
Breckenridge, have given earnest Of theil
fidelity TO the rights Of the South, will ap
peal to the South TO give up whatever move
ments are now in contemplation. and lik,
patriots upheld the Constitution and The
Union. Do this and all may be yet we'll
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

TEE VIEws OF SENATOR MAsos.-Ssn-
a,or Mason, Of Virginia referring to the
contingency Of Lincoln's election, declared
that she should take his seat as Senator
to support and defend the right, and in
teerity Of the State and when they could
no longer be maintained, he should render
back TO her the high trust rePosed in him
by Virginia. trusting 10 her wisdom and
patriotism in tina! exigsnoy to do The best"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

FANCY Aa1icLEs kxp NofsoNs.-Cham-
ssi''in is opening bis Christmas and New
.ests stock Of Fancy goods, Notions, Toys,
"o'' TO which he invites tho attention Of
s.eIyo0dy, thsif wives and children. In
wins s'iwsll as the JsweIry, frsin this
Al .ne hrst Of January, he is determined
'sn' Tor cash, ct whatever pricei, pufSha.
~ n,y put on The articles they vast
~. al Who hsvs money, just call and Be
i4',n'sd. Add IL you hsve not money,
az VII 'e]l spy how.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

FMURPHr. the Jeweler, says he
mas not got 10 the botism yet, in The
way Of low price,, ss he will convince any
s''A customer who wants an elegant Watch
: Set Of geWslry, Musical, Instrumental, OF
ss,shins slss in his shop. He desires il
"pecisliy understood that he is Offering
'p'sndid bargains. and will centinue SO TO
20 '0r . lev weeks longer. Dslsy not, for
os'y' are dangerous, and to.nsrrow The
'sfy article ysu need may be gone.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Secession Eoulets.

BY the way, az an item Of interest 10 the
ladies', il may be mentioned that same Of
tbs female, Of Charleston are wearing "se-
cession Bonlets." This latest fashion" is
thus described. -
The bonnet is composed of white and
black Georgia cotton, covered with a net
work Of black cotton, the strsamers orna-
nsnted with palmetto tree, aud lon. stare,
embroidered in gold thread, while the fcaih
ers are formed Of black and white worsted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
An AGED LADY DEAp.-Mrs J,r

Az AGED LADY DEAD.-Mrs. Jane
Montgomery, ofthis county, died on the
9th inst, IN the 9Sth year Of her oge.-
She emigraied TO this State, in the spring
eff 1877, frsn Kentucky. Up to short
time previous to her death, she was actually
engaged in pursuits Of life could knit and
sew without glasses. and her mind was
clear and vigorous up to the hour Of her
demise. i. $3.50 lE 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

THK SOUTHERN CocKADE.-Two Cockades
made their appearance in Fayette, last Monday.
One waved above the hat of Colonel Cengreve
jackson, and the other on that of Mr.. ]. H. Rob-
ertson late Assistant Breckenridge Elector for this
county. Both gentlemen attended the Union
meeting, and listened with interest to tbespeeches
We presume, however they did not concur in the
resolutions adopted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

II is worthy efrenark Of this connection
that IN some Of these States, Wisconsin,
Vermont and perhaps others SO fsgrantly
viOlafive are these acts OF the plninest prin.
cIplss Of the Constitution, that their own
Supreme Courts have declared them un-
constitutional and therefore null and void
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
FRoM GYM ID. TAeGARr.
TRENTON, n. +, March 4, 1858.

On. c. NJ. JAcKsoS:-
DEAR Sra: had been troubled for some time
with cold and bad cough. thought wovld LEI
it alone and it would get well, but instead of get
ting well it grew worse, until my lungs got sosore
that became seriously alarmed, Upon the rec
|ommendation of /. ID james, your agent in this
place Igot bottle of your cordial, and before
it was out my cough was entirely well. / think
have SINCE recommended ii to all my faiends who
have been troubled in that way Yours truly.
.ssyz.sssss.} II D.fTAGGART.
Prepared only by C. NJ, Jackson, No. AIS
Arch Street, Philadelphis, and FOR sale by drug
gists and storekeepers throughout the United
States and Canada. Pnee IS cents per bottle,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Tobacco Factories.

TIVE undersigned intending to close their nre
L sent business on the LIST of January next,
offers for sale their Plug and Cutting Factories,
WIN au tne necessary presses. apd machinery
necessary for conducting large business. Beth
factories are now An complete orler, and have a
trade for all the goods they can manufacture.
Inc abnve is an excellent opportunity for any
oedy wishing 10 sAgaxe in the. tsbSeeo husiness
and the factories will be sold either separately or,
together on Accommodating terms 10 a RESPONSE
Bile party, GOODWIN MUHRAF& c !.
n-22 In. No. rs Commercial street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Union Meeting in Fayetts.

Pursuant TO call in The Howard county
papers, a large number Of our citizens met
in the Cslrt House in Fsyette, on The ID
inst. 10 consult in regard 10 the welfare Of
The Union.
On molten Of r. T. Prewitt, the meeting
we, organized by the election Of the follow
lag gentlemen: eH-s4
PRrsIpEsr-Hon ABEL LEONARD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
official Vote of Tennessee.
The following is the official vote of Ter
The Vote Of Virginia.

RicHnoSD, Nov. 29.-Gov. Letcher's
proclamation to-day divides the electoral
vO,s Of Virginia as follows: Nine for Bell
and six fer Breckenridge. He is brought
10 this conclusion in the face Of An sppa.
rent majority for Bell by an implied acqui-
sscsnce in the opinisn Of the Attorney Gen.
ersl on questions arising from inforinalities
in the returns. sf-l4cse
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

ECircuit Court is in session this week
The docket extends throughout the week.
though there are ne very important cases 10
be disposed Of, There was a large attend
ance of people on Monday, and the legal
profession was well represented The
Sherif's sales take place to-day. nd aa
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

IMMERSED. Elder +. NJ. Allen is hold.
ing protracted meeting ia the Christian
Church in Liberty. A few days since,
among others he immersed Gen. A. w.
Doniphan and Col. w. II. Russell.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
NEGROES FOR SAFE.


HNHE undersigned, desiring TO arrange his bus
i mess SO as oPsy more exclusive attention
to the practice Of his Profession, offers for SALE
his desirable property in the fourishing town Of
cambridge, Saline county, to-wlt:. 80, :. 49,
- large and conrenient fre-prcof bric.c
E;I building, with great capacity for storing
Hemp, Tobacco, &C., directly at the steamboat
landing. aid welLftted up store rooms, all admir-
ably adapted 10 receiving, storing, and selling
goods. AlsoAOne good dwelling, and two lots,
for family rcsidefce: arranged inferior to but few
establishments in the place. Aso--0He other
store room, and lot, Immediately al steamboat
landing. r-5%=>
rare chance is offered 10 gentlemen wishing
to embark1n business, at very desirable point
on tse Missouri river.
also have valuable negro woman and g ,
two children for sale, having mere yOungs5e
negroes than | want, - ~
TERxs-For the real estate, TIE terms VII be
made very liberal to any business man VIII, wants
a good location. For the negroes, cash, or bank
able paper. B. E. POWELL.
Cambridge, Aug. %, 1856. -3n ..--
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Texas.

r. NEW ORLEkNs, dec. 4.
A committee of citizens OF Texas Pc
titisnsd Gov. Houston to convene the Leg
islature. The Governor responded that,
viewing The proposed measure as unwiss,
he could not call The Legislature Together,
but il majority Of The citizens Of the State
pstitioned for it, he could net stand in their
way. Thssecessisn feeling predomInstes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

CIV. DoEIpHAs AND THE SESAron.HIr.
The st. Joseph Journal Of the 18th says:
Gen Doniphan stated in a speech al
Platte city, the other day. that be was not
nor would not be an aspirant for Mr..
Green's seat in the U. S. Senate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

B@Capt. English has received a new
boiler and machinery for his Mill, and will
be in operation sgain in abou, TIVE weeks.
Workmen are busy with the work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Insuirsctisi IN xantusky. fifseei He
ersss and one White Man Hang.


Intelligence from Columbia KeDis.ty'
states that kftssn negroes and one white
man. Il err leader. have been hsns BY the
eitissns Of Burksvills, fer siismpssd in'ur-
rection.
No particular, ofths affair have yet been
received. -ErET 8s-srfE.T
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Fresh Groceries.

.DRIME New Orleans Sugsr-new crop.
l. Molasses--all kinds. Whiskey, Rectlfied.
Whisky, old Bourbon. do old Rye.
do Monongaheia. do Scotch,
8 Salt, large fine sacks. Oysters, best brands
together with numerous other articles, an d
which viii be sold very low. - ,,
nov22 agg p-f Oh. LEWIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
NOTICE,

T HAVE in store Eight Little Giant Corn and
! Cob Crushers, marked A. .. Martin, il not
called for in thirty days, will be sold for freight
aud charges. a. '.!...--
noy29 THEO. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
LATEST FRoM TIE SOUTHWEST
REPORTED QUIET ON THE BORDER.
Gen. Frost's Command nears the Seat
Of War. 49,
VEST roIs7, IL BATES COUNTY DESERTED
PUBLIC MEETING AT CLINTON,

BeLivAR, Me-, Dec. 3.-COl. J. +. sny-
der, commanding officer ct this district who
was sent 10 the border by special order OIL
the Governor, returned last night, and re-
ports all quiet on the line. He says the
state has not been invaded, nor is there any
probability at present for its INVASION But
sixteen of Montgomery's men approached
Fort Scott of any one time. No one there
was molssted in the least No attempt was
made 10 held the United States District
Court, and there was no occasion fer the
Court to leave the Territory.
Montgome- and Jennison have hung
Scott. Hines and Harrison, and shot Bishop
and Moore, ell in the Territory. Col. sny-
der organized the militia on the border, and
has asked the Governor 10 establish an ar
senal here for greater emergencies. Mont
gomery's fierce is about 275, ragged, well
armed thieves, whose chief aim is plunder.
LEAvrswonrH, Dec. 3.-Montgomery
attended church yesterday at Lawrence. -
Have heard nothing from the troops.
Warsaw, Dec, 3.-Ths mas Murray Of
this city, has just returned from The militia
ny encampment beyond Clinton. Herspre-
sents Gen. Frost's brigade getting along
finely, says the company of Calvary must
be near the troubled district by this time
the citizens Of Clinton gave the brigade q
warm welcome, and sent wagons TO bring
in the disabled. DR.. Milten has jus,
returned sgain from Fort Scott, and repre-
ssnts all quiet there, and that Montgomery
band, 500 strong, is fortified At Sugar
Mound,
The town Of West Point, Bates county,
is almost deserted from fear of an attack
Montgomery has, ordered several citizens
Of Bates county TO leave, under penalty Of
death if they remain. -.
A meeting at Clinton, Saturday passed
resolutions requesting the Governor to hold
oil persons purpsrting TO CONS from South
ern Kansas who may deny the existence Of
any trouble there, believing that they belong
70 Moniesmery's band and were accessory
10 the murder Of Scott, Hines, Bishop
Mosrs andothsrs, and declaring fer south
ern republic unless protection is gwen them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
The Georgia Legislature.
M1LLEpcIyILLI. Ga, Nov. {

MILLEpGEvILLE. Ca, Nov. &c.
This Legislature chose Presidential cleo
torsio-day, with The following result: Brock
inridge ticket, l73; Bell, 81; Douglas, s.
About 10 members did not vote.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
ys-Jane, Redpa,b. and seme other

HJanes Redpa,h, and SEINE other IA
nstieal and imperiinent young men of Bos-
ton, having invited, among others, Gov.
Packer, Of Pennsylvania, to tsks part in o
Misunderstanding argument, in defence Of
John Brown, against slavery, 3d., that
gentleman returned the following brief, but
significant reply: .----..----,-
sI.A Executive DErARrXErr,
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. p, 1860.
SrR:--in ny opiniea, the young men
whose names are altsohed 10 the foregoing
letter would better serve God and theft
country BY attending to their own business,
John Brown was Iightfully hanged, and
his fate should be warming to others hav-
ing sinilar proclivities.
VIZ. F. pAckra,
4$ Governor Of Pennsylyania.
JAmrs REDrara, Boston.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
For sale.

A Circular Saw Min, (horse poxer,J in good
"A repair, at very reduced price. Call and
examine the machinery on my premises, fou-
miles west Of Fayette. D. H. WITT.
P. S.-Also lot of young stock for sale.
sept20-3m D.. Fl. ",
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Missouri Official.
From the N. Y. Herald.
Nuilifying States.

There are many people who can easily
see the mote in anothsr's eye, but cannot
End the beam in their own eye. Such are
the Black Republicans. They make grisy-
Gus complaints in advance of what they call
Southern Secession, but have not a word
of condemnation for Northern suLLIrIcA-
TIoN, which has been openly committed by
nsny Of the States under their CONTROL
The following is lis, Of the multiplying
States. We published this list several
weeks since, but il may net be aniss at this
time to reproduce it:
Maine, New Jersey,
Connecticut, .- ~.r. Wisconsin,
New York. Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Michigan,
New Hampshire, Vermont,
Psnnsylvania,
States which deny the use Of all public
edi6ces in aid Of the master are:
Maine, MICHIGAN,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,,
Vermont.
States which ptovids defence TO the fu-
gItive, are:
Maine, Pennsylvania,
New York, Massachusetts,,
Wisconsin, Michigan,
Vermont.
States which declare the fueitivss free,
il brought by THAR masters int the State,
ire. -
Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire,
State that declares him free absolutely is
New Hampshire.
The following are some Of the penalties
provided by statute against any Southern
citizen who sndesvors 10 reclaim nj, prop
srty, as provided by the Ccn,titutjsn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

TOST received, per steamer s'Jeanie Thcnsson,' :
q loo bris. No. Z Lime, which viii be ssld ct
unususlly low rates. =, - ~ -, f,s.s,-
uoyi. TILLMAN 4 PHIrrs
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
WANTED AND FOR SALE.
$4,000 Acres Of
LAND FOR SAL b

L. have, IN the counties of Charlton, szsG
S& Carroll, Livingston, Linn, Randolph SfS
- and Macon, $4,000 acres of land,<A-
which viii sell on &C comrnodating terms. The
above lands, most Of them, were selected 25 or 80
yeers ago, with great care, and are among the
choicest lands intte military district, and are all
within convenient distance either Of the HannI-
bal and St. Joseph Rail Road or the Missouri
River. Persons wishing to purchase, will do
well to examine my lands before buying.
have, also, the selling Of a good many thou
sand acres of land in the same district, as agent
for Southworth Shaw, and Others.
Address, LUKE q HAYDEN,
april26-tf Glasgow, Missouri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Look for the x.

A eros. (,husx X Immediately before til
name, signifies that The lime paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
S a 1T,

A. GOOD supply OF Sack Salt, always On
"A hand, and fer sala by c. II. LEWIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
NEGRO For Sale,

DY virtue Of an order of Howard County "a,
ID Court, made at the November Term, q
A. D., 1860, will sell at public sale in -
the city of Fayette, on the j..
Est Monday in January, 1851,
a negro man belonging to the estate of Edward
w. Masters, deceased. Sale for the purpose Of
distribution. S. c. MAJOR,
n29td Public Administrator Howard County
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAY NOTICE.

TNAKEN up on the 5th Of December, Nc
L 1860, by VIM. d. Swinney, living 6&
in Charlton Township, one bay mare. supposed
to be three years old, with star in the forhead
and snip on the nose; supposed to be in feal, and
appraised to Fifty Dollars, by P. W. Land and
John H. Estill, who were duly sworn for that
purpose as the law directs.
dcc6-3w-S2 THOS. NJ. LEWIS, ]: P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
New Sugar.

III Store coed supply Of New Sugar, Of vari-
l. Gus grades and prices, for sale low by
nov22 C. Fl. LEWIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
NEW GROCERIES.

which he assures purchasers is one Of tbs largest
and best stocks it has been his pleasure TO Of
fer.
Having fully examined the markets, and laid
in his siock under the most favorable circumstan-
ces. he proposes to supply all who may favor him
with their orders on reasonable terms as any
house in this section.
Ali descriptions of Produce taken in exchange
for goods, or the highest market rates, in cash
paid. 500. , :,
All who want to buy, or have anything to sell,
are invited TO call and examine his goods and
prices. nov22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06


The sbsenca OF the esmmitte, the citizens
assembled were ably and eloquent'y ad-
dressed by Judge A. Leonard, Of Howard.
Judge Vim. A. Hall, OF Randolph, and
Maj. Jas. s. Rollins. Of Boone. After the
'peaking, The committee en- resolutions made
The following report, which was unanimous
/ y adopted:
Rfsoirtd, ls That the election 10 the Presi.
iency Of ny person, constitutionalIy eligible Il
that Office, according TO the forms of the consti
futon, is no cause for di-an;on. -5r-
I'd. That we regard the election of Abraham
Lincoln as triumph Of sectonalism over nation
slisn-of fanaticisnl over patriotism, but Will,
half of patriotic freeen, voting and battling wiil
us for our country, We will not despair of the Re
public. 70 x
3D. That resistance 10 the Fugitive Slave Law
by the people, and virtual notification Of its pro
visions by the legislatures of the States of The
North, are an actual grievance, of which we have
right TO complain, as Illegal, Unconstitutional,
and unfriendly to US; but we believe, that fhe
proper remedy is not to dissolve the Union, and
fight against the constitution, but TO stand by the
Union and maintain the constitution and the en-
forcenent ofthe laws tss- ADM
9Th That we have majority Of both Houses
Of Congress with US, who can and ought TO re-
quire, and compel The strict enforcement of the
Fugitive Slave Law, and all other legally enact
ed laws Of the United States, no matter what the
cost. .r- -..
tth. That the proposed resignation OF Southern
Congressman, at this junctare, which may have
The effect of giving the Republicans a majority in
Congress, would be an injudicious and improper
disertion of their friends.
9th. That our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, are requested 10 offer resolution re-
curing the general government to enforce The Fu-
sitive Slave Law, with all the power of The gov
eminent, and piedging the Congress to supply the
means.
On motion OF Jno. P. Sebree, The bro.
esedings Of this meeting were ordered 10
be published in the Howard County Ban
ha, Glasgow Times, and Missouri Repub
Eean. a A. LEONARD Prs.t
4; E. IR.sDAlL, sse',..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

1.-THE disunion cockads is simple
rsset!s Of ribbon with two slreamers about
siv inche, long attached 10 the under side.
In the centre. Of the face is small buff re-
settle about half an inch in diameter, 10
winch 10 attached buff strearner, upon
which is usually stamped the name OF the
Association-for instance "COngarse MIN
uts Men" The ribbon from which the
rssette is mode is about half an inch wide,
and the main rosette is enc and half in
ches in diameter. Worn on the left side Of
The hat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Benz. +. Williams, in g.
l. Prairie Township, Howard County, ~
Mo-, one bright bay mare colt, one year old last
spring, both hind feet white nearly to the hooks,
and off fore foot white up ITO the pastern Joint;
blaze face and snip. Ne other marks !er brands
and G. G. Harvey, who were qualified for that
purpose. .is
dec6-3w-S2 It. GARNER, J. P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

A PeRK OrEnArIoN.-Last Sunday night
party came over 10 this place from Cam
bridge, and crested man by the name Of
BrsOks, q resident Of that place, but who
was working here) for stealing hog out
of the pen Of Judge Gillian. The hog was
killed in the pen, and traces Of blood showed
that il had been carried into Brooks house.
A search was made, the hog found, and
identified. The "gude ladye" of the house
resisted the search, cleaned the Constable
cut, and fought other gentlemen mos. va
liantly. with, il DO, unlawful, at least IN
pleasant weapons! Brooks was committed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Bank spensien.

WE have n large dobt due US, which We
w would be happy to exchange for suspend
ed Missouri Bank notes. Call soon.
dec5 THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

The following are some Of the penal,is,
provided by statute against any Southern
citizen who sndesvors 10 reclaim mis- prop
srty, as provided by the Constitution: