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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-11

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DR.. Hufeland.
8alia1nifher HnrhinI

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ne, @aGttn pals anS Ssttr6RrsutntslnbIns NnsIttruns unS
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fg. 70 tn tar cine Rlddt BON Sranfte ten btatntmt, bs
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Webtstniid,c Mm,ctee.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-11

1881. Weiamnt3dbt ber Sterktf6qe fOcSv
Gtdrbtn an ShntnbIa@t 1912
" anoere Rrautteten 8,S49
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Infaa bon Nu83ebruno.

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Gerre Saute, Sn6., ben s. Wtai IS4S. '""st-S
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beutfNen nnb fran5Gfifbcn 0Seinen
nnb Srnnbie8 &C.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14
COUNTRY BOARD.

% twelve boArderp ca DO aoeunmo6aked WtA ptoe
BesEs ~ pev and convcntnt hosee In e0An fssnily
Reaufui Location. and eaU aoseeB and boa 0esa
rArse Of level erUanA too mles iron OsrnwAn andhG
0oARD AT RocxAwAY. LONG nLAHD. N rRI
II vo1osHUny; unod hvnG sp1sudA basnAng 49,
..slsssea Sy - 80 sass Ssi q I've s.s Aaay AVpS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

- - -
GWo lssIEABtD APl RYhsHrB 70 LEr-C oSsI6r
Hg ofn fsror end Bedroom, each With Croton aud SAC
private family Best Of rsSeresces required
Way, up ssAlra
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FURNTTURh.

TURNTTURHs
A Ii KINGS or ruRNIfUyE NArrGrssRs AND
~ Bedding vhsessle sad ressn ohes,er ban Auy osher
psore as g. sunDnrg ~ 30 ssry between sant,n asd
Bopson srcsa lsSgess asDut9enA, warranted food Call
and ave money Noe ~ sunow.
ESAmA1D Su15rg TN .,,v,.
no'.a'';SlsSSfVsrsSSs. Broadway
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CLOTHING, &C.

n CARD -nERCHANr TAlLoRs HAVING rRon
"A o1to 10 - 90 worth a eoihfnG basd, and
ks 10 tlsposs OF q fst, price w nes yhh sch pur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

8PORTIN0s
SyRiCKaT.-fHD MACH Bef~EgN NEWARK AID
~ eemees Cfub VII be pays1 On The gzous1 - Ms ls
Yer sus u Bobohen rnws1ay asd rrtaay June aae ~
Admfson 70 ground ~ ceata heabsu ~ b s4nAAsd ~
T,IICKRT. BASE BALL AHp RACKgT rLAYsel
~ Vim Ssd . hrse vArisu Of Iassy sh1rts - UaioH
ToR aALD-THu sCgoopKR YACuf PYxnu> -
vssV ssvss spss shres yesss -; ~ - -. go
psely ovesbsuIs6 ED rsfsss1 esw AynG - $500 1891
% ~ Quarsn9ns 80 betvsn ~ M 81 s.s1 tnGA
vh.s as 90 ~ - r~ ss1s a1sFsa :. q. ~. -
rroR sAIs-A sLooY Rf0o1D BOAT, a HAsT nAnBl,
twenty svs Sss beG ~ oak spypes nsasae6 - nsin
10 Re bee Prize eeo-0nf ord - - a ouAdnG
Address boa vi roa 49, New Yesk-
roR sALs-yAyar DaIAu, mOor aro, = fo.I
and ssfs Appiy Sosrd aceeen faTy. OF y =. Bah.
riehs uxtii monday assssnoen. unn I'D.
xroR sALE-A NIwrcuNDt.AHD DOC, II MONTHS
od 70 fun breed and well trAnsd, " fousd. end
splendid vseh sos apply N AssdSusA silsy, IN ,hs rsss
Ct % Washington square.
UyHK FACET suUD FOR SALE.
splendid orS ciass flooo yacht 6CuD, rs IONS meA
sursnept by aeht Clnp reGuaona In conpese
al ing order superbly furnished escesnt ~
ard The fAA aoop yac,m mssics vii be sold
wal sirvck ron ma. u.
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IL nLrCKurcK, xIJLr-xrrlCE, KrLLlcwINfrz -
N wrsti hurrst hurst Ihs insa@gsAc's ves.cs.
sale q ~ depot No FUTON sre res'efs supple Ga
teal ierma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

a o.nD-.nIRoHAxr YAlLoRs HAVING IRon
s y ve ~, s, rs dp.'as On ss,s Sc vii
::s1s S. szsss fscsxs Pa
A S.s., 70, i, o 3, IKE. 1D.:s ..D I,
s.: g; =: - Fl; r.: AZ
A onnAr caAnon ron LADls AID oE!r1.ssm
~ 80 sss M % p.ss.s' from - sI e Co.'s fssr . .
=: - r::::s 40; :. SISis a 80
: . s:ss::i ' y s - "a 's
A ABnrfrH cHAHCI STILL. yox LADrna AxD osH.
a. nsnsn % epsver uss Ca On ClchiaN iae ~, froa
3 a.: n 80. 3 3; 60 S. 81 n .s s. 8 :s
:ss AZ o'I: 1870 .,.s s =: e s
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% .s, - ss e .:s 49,. 4: 49, 80 TO-
tween rvessssh and fvsay aFsA $4,000 LAdss sAss1sdy
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Ssns., WI .s.,ys :s,: -: =: ~: s-ss': -
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A - surrp-SHHn o. ku1rs AT NO.. % PaINcE
ID ':;. i. sS" :s ssa rsssA a. ~ -
ss's .sas s.s
ere bi><k vsst Of broadway.
&9 OO0 WORTH oy sEw Asp LEyr OF moIg-
s each price psd BE oblsed IL oAnkAhle money
cr isres or sms lcs BY ealing II NE Addrasna
wp SAoh. al Centre sxtet
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
IT wBoLseALR-ssoAH s-DssH ButHss can
a ssve ~ per csnh si,oh q over a rih,a "a n,5d
u nLrcKrvrcK,. xIyLI-xrrlcx, Kn.LlcxIrtrs -
N wyski hurrsti hnrrsff ThA fneomprxnte yossca,.
msauiAs.ured By More cf Lvrchsurs Va en-'el fr
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fuUFxCoD HCusr, oPecsTrh EEiPoAT. n j b, u
~ open FOR ,he rssepa,a Of xussa ID n soraAod ~
res fron Few serk W sori sal By iisa.boss Ksypsrt
nd Tee from Robinson street st A. A. Ard r.
lirs bsAng h.hiox sAu,,y .nd plenty of sssas b
choice ot tsfsu sppS 10 Gap. AFRO @eAfTd, az
he ksypot fsou urtn o eloek. Or 10 II. W. ABBUfr
linn ixi
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RAILROADS.

NTHV YoRK Am rim nIra aAILloAD.
IN Bnra wsns VIII esys Huntsr's foas for the
Faea1Oa tOuRs. nAyke,
Ca yure "a ~ 30 ana a. 81 80 II, IS Asd 1:O.
Coppeers vhA asttano leaving ruton Msrkss 10
II % A. n end r. n rrNns vn be IL resAasss 70
convey ssesse bach Eew rn when - rAcss ass over
each day. =. . Lr1CHflkLD. rrssi1snt
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mo srAyToHKHs AuD ssLAEK BOOK mAEUrAC-
srv~rs-Yo led OF ne 10 Ashw Hcuss, Bar
5sy SD one q he bet kcssoss y NE sy. = VIZ y
- leaesd rennunAbla terms, ~ 01hw part Win BE-
~ n aseyayins o1sa vhich WIN b. bensef 70 .
W. Casds engraved fr s<aiioaeFs Throughout ue Usned
Trsrdh pssstsd b Old lne.h scil. q az sJIe q
erv, aaly seyeaty nvs senh Inqsts y WhAng, No.
Aaw HG1uA uoRG1hy r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10
Central College.

Tie Board Of Curatots for Central Col
lege ct Fsyette, net on the I'd and eIactet
Rev. w. Anderson, Of St. Charles, Presi
dent. He accepted the position, and viii
deliver his Inaugural Address on the 2StE
June. which will superceds the regular
Annual Address on that occasion. The
friends Of the College and Education gen.
orally, regard the late action Of the Board
and the acceptance Of Mr.. Anderson, as an
important and permanent step forward il
behalf of the cause.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10
Latest from Pixies Peak.

DENVER CRY. April 3O.--It is reported
here this morning, by the Arrapahos Indi-
ans, that party of whites have been MUIR
d d, on Smoky Hill Fork. by the Kiowas.
Thirteen dead bodies are said to have been
seen. The Kiowas have sen, pipes of peace
TO the Arrapahoss, Sioux and Cheyennes,
asking them to join them against the whites.
ihe Arrapahoes have declined, and are
leaving the vicinity Of the Kiowas.
Mining operation have been much inpe-
ded by recent storms in the mountains
Most of the gold region is still covered with
snow. Rich diggipgs IRE reported on the
Blue and Arkansas, and large portion Of
the emigration passing here is bound for
that region.
Seventeen emigrant trains left for thu
States last week, the parties having bscom,
discouraged by their poor success in pros
pec!ing and deep snows.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

CosvEsTioss.-This is great year for
National Conventions. The Charleston Con
vention came first, but split, and both bod
les adjourned. The Union Convention is
now in session, at Baltimore. The Rspub.
lican convention meets at Chicago on the
18th. The Southern Seceders Democratic
convention meets at Richmond, on the ! lth
of June, and the regular Democratic con.
ven,ion meets at Baltimore, on the 18th
June, pursuant to Adjournment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

EDiroa's JuprLEE.-The Baltimore and
oni0 Nail Road Company projected grand
Tree ride for Southern and Western Edi.
,of', which was seconded by the other
Nads Of the country. A number Of tick.
M were issued, and the excursion train
lsis Wheeling last Thursday. Tbs trip ex.
tends to Washington and Mount Vernon
and the tickets hold good till the 18th Of
June. Several editors in this State, who
were fortunate enough TO receive tickets,
joined the excursion. May they have /,
COED time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

EAbout nins-tsnths Of the Southern old
line, wings who have united with the dc.
nscracy TO save the Union, are hanging to
Douglas coat tail. The Southern Democra.
cy, at Charleston, considered him no better
than Seward, and denounced the Northern
or Douglas Democracy, as Black Republi-
cans. We fear many of these old wings
have mistaken pelf for patriotism.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

DeThe democracy are having a lively
time of it. Meetings are being held to back
the Seceders as well as the Regulars. St
Louis moved in behalf Of the Regulars, with
an enthusiastic meeting" the other night
The Congressional programme is to invite
the boilers back. There is sport ahead.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10
Ex-GoV. King.

ExGov. King was one of the leaders al
Charleston. He is a warm Douglas man,
and succeeded in carrying half the delega.
tion for Douglas against Gen. Clark and the
administration. He made bully speech
when the platforms were under discussion
1t was long speech, and some Of the wri
ters styled him the SOLD man eloquent,
bu, in locking it over, we only found one
decided truth in it, and that is contained il
the following extract
The majority report had a sting Of deatl
in it. He would vote for the minority re.
port as substitute. All the people wan
is the Cincinnati platform without any tai
to it. He spoke Of Black Republicans a.
men who are as sharp as men usually ge
and said they would ridicule their majority
platform as Jonas faced and contradictory
So far as Missouri is concerned they car
carry it. even clogged with this deadly sting
as they Arrays go ttblind for The Democrat
&c nominee, but he could plainly see that hi,
border neIghbors would be destroyed by it.
venom"
Three cheers for the blind democracy O
Missouri. King knows them!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

E-Ths Southern Democratic Convsn.
tion is meet at Richmond. Virginia, on
the second Monday in June-just previous
to the meeting of the Northern branch Of
the party at Baltimore. At Charleston.
Missouri was equally divided between the
North and the South, yet none Of her dele
gates bolted. A St. Louis man, who went
10 Charleston as an alternate, took hand
the Boilers Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

EThs Sunday School Scholars are to
have Celebration Saturday. The exer-
cises will commence at the Methodist
Church, in the morning, and be concluded
in the grove this side of the residence Of
DR.. Cockerill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

FAn English paper says General Dred
Scott Commands the American army. Scott
who commands the army, though not exact
" bred Scott, is Scott Of whom the foes
ef America have a general dread.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

CxlR1rox CousrY.-The democracy Of
Charlton County held Convention last
Mondsy, and nominated Hon. K. Moore for
Representative. He represented Charlton
last session, and is an,i-Rail Road.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

y5.The vote of Missouri was equally
divided between Douglas and Guthrie
E,.Gov. King was The Douglas leader, and
Can. Clark leader on the other side.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

N-It was drawn battle between Hee-
nan and Sayers, and adjourned fight be-
tween the Charleston Office ssekers-bu'
Chamberlain is firm on the old platform,
and binds himself to give more for less
money than can be had at any other estab.
lishment in the country. If you want proof
Try him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

FIRE.-We regret to learn that the Lex
irgton Express Office was destroyed by
fire, last Sunday night. The loss was abOu.
$5,o00-insurance $4,000. The fire was
thong ht to be the work Of an incendiary.-
Ar. Julian was about 10 issue a Daily
He is in st. Louis, and will soon be under
way again.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

EsThe Bloomington Convention met on
Monday, and no doubt nominated General
Clark for reelection. We hope soon to
announce the name Of a gentleman who
will oppose and defeat The General.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

1.-THE Douglas branch of the democra-
az i, free soil, and the Yancey branch is
disunion. We have no choice between
,hsn; the good Of the country requires
that they both be eyterminated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

FIRrIx HAKxIBAL.-A are occurred in
Hannibal, on the evening OF the 9th,
which destroyed thirtsen houses. 1t wa.
The largest FIRE that ever occurred in tina,
city, and the loss fell Oh Glass Of persons
peerly able to meet II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

HThs body servant Of Mrs. Clark,
wife of Beverly L. Clark, our Minister 10
Guatemala, who died on the 18th Of March,
was stolen from her in New York, last
week, as she was on her way home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

gTThs wind was on q regular high"
Tuesday: hats and hoops went up and
down 50 suddenly that stenographer could
Ss have reported the fluctuations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

MAn who study their own interest
will not fail, in visiting St. Louis, TO call
upon Ticknor, Robbins s. Co., corner Of
Fourth street and Washington avenue, and
oct suit of their fine summer goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

MGen. John w. Reid, of 1ndspen'
d.nce, has been nominated for Congress
IN the Fifth District. The democracy
rave Woodsol the go-by.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

"THE. B5LD AND MANLr."-As the de-
tailed reports Of the proceedings Of the
Charleston convention come along, it looks
very much like our delegate made an a.
well; VS. wont say it!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

1.-THE Baltimore convention met yes
terday. Rives, Houston, Crttenden. Ev-
erett, and Bell, are prominently spoken Of
for the Presidency.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10
Candidates MENT;

Ann ,uncing fee, 50 in advance.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
GIVE are authorized to announce ]. W. A.
PATTERSON an Independent Candidate for the
Legislature, at the ensuing August election
FOR SHERIFF..
~We are authorized 10 announce MARSHALL
H. HARRIS, of Moniteau Township, an OPPOSE
lion candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized TO announce ADRIAN
F. Settle a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of Howard county, al the ensuing August election.
1Ne are authorized to announce JAMES H.
FELAV Nd candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at
the ensuing August election.
EWe are authorized to announce THos.
RAY candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of How
ard county, at the ensuing August election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
EWe are authorized to announce WIZ. H.
DUNCAN a candidate for the Office of Assessor Of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
COUNTY JUDGES.
TWe are authorized TO announce ". L. I.
EvASs an independent candidate for County
Court Justice, at the ensuing August election.
RY-We are authorized 20 announce MORGAN
A TAYLOR a,canddate for reelection to the office
of County Judge, at the ensuing August election.
COUNTY TREASURER.
RTWe are authorized to announce WALTEP
ADAMS candidate for reelection for the Office
of Treasurer of Howard county, at the iensuing
August election.
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce JOHN F.
WILAIAMs a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee of Circuit Attorney, for this Judicial District
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

TThs negro advertised in our last, be-
Ispging to Mr.. Burch, Of Charlton county
vss caught near Huntsville, and put in jail
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Hsmp, $ll0 to$lls;
Wheat, $l,4o to $3.50; Flour, $3.50
to 1926; Corn, white, IS to GO cents
Clear sides, 104 to loa; Dry Hides 10 10
I54 cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

afRsv. Mr.. FULLER, the American
Spurgeon, has been holding a pretracted
meeting in Huntsville. Some fifty persons
joined the Church. He breaches in Roam
Oke Sunday, and will probably be in this
place, next week.