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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
NnIiCE II STlME MsSaNS


CEALED PROPOSALS. VIII he received by
- tne undersigned, VI I'll the FIRST Monday in
My. 1919, for, ihe building Of stone foundation
AZ round The putiic Square, in Faveire. Said
foundation to consist Of a stohe wall, Is inches
thick. two feet deep, laid in the best manner, in
good lime and sand mortar, with one course of
cut stone IL inches wide, ~ inches thick TO be of
the very best white limestone, clear OF flaws and
cracks-no piece 10 be less than 2 l-2 feet long.
Also, for the grading Of the entire square in.
side the fence-al to be let in one contract. The
Foundation will be about 2l0 feet square.
. The undertaken will be required TO enter into
bond in double the cost Of the work, with two Sc
curities, at least one to be aresideut Of Howafd
county.
The Superintendent will have the right to reject
any bid or bids that he may consider uhreasona-
Bile.
Plan and specification Gin be seen in the Coun-
ty Clerks Office, from the 10th Of April, until the
first Mond ~ in May next, ,,.,,..--.-,
marie, '66-6w A. J. HERNDoN, SuP't.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
SAPoNlFlER,
Or
CONCENTRATED LYE ,
THE READY FAMILY
. GAP M a * Err .

A indispensable article.m every family, where
n by, with their ordinary kitchen grea Sc com.
bined with the SIponifef they can make all the
soap they use hard, soft, or fancy. 1t will
make hard water soft, and will clean Type 10 per-
fcction-nothing equals 1t Tor cleahing and scour-
ing.
Put up in ART CHI iron bores Of ID. each, which
tOiit make, pifh 4 10 los. common grease,
from 10 10 25 gallons elegant soft
soap, or 8 10 10 lbs. hard.
It has now been several years. since this inval-
liable article was first introduced TO the Public,
and the estimation in which It IS held, wherever
known and tried, and the immence demand for il
from all quarters. are conclusive proofs of its
real merits and value as family article.
Beware of limitations! 20.
The success of orr article, like that of all dis
coveres of true merit and value, has induced un-
principled parties 10 initiate 1t. We therefore
caution the public against worthless counlerfeits,
and 10 take none but the genuine, original and
patented article, Manufactured only by the
Pms Ic,.ria NfH Isna Ic:m'.ng Com sGnr,
of EJsi Tarenium. Ale ghety CO.. Pa. Once ara
Depot, N. 3yG Penn 81, above the Canal bridge,
Pitisbu Oh renn'a Who also Manufacture OF
standard qualify,
Caust,c Soda FOR Soap Makers, Bleaching Pow
der, Soda Ash, Copperas, MurIatic Acid, Refined
Soda Ash, Manganese, Suiphuric Acid, Sal Soda,
Nitric Acid, Adha Forts, Chloride OF Calcium,
Soda Saierains, Chlproform 80. p,
Extra Refined Snow hite Table, Dairy and
Packing Salt, warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
put up in various packages and styles. The only
Pure Salt in the country.
For sale by all store-keepers in the United
States.
@-i0o0 Cases Saponifcr, genuine, for sale at
Manufacturers Prices in lots to suit purchasers, by
PIKE & KELLOGG,
nay3-$l6 st. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03

Foa SALE.-Thsre will be,wo good hor-
ses sold in Fayette TN the first Monday in
May. One Of the horses is five and the 9TH
er eight years old. Also, a. the same
time, good wagon and a set of harness.
For particulars inquire Of J. L. Bishop.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03

FTicknor, Robbins, & Co., corner 4tIl
street and Washington Avenue, St. Loui,
always keep on hand and sell al The lowest
cash pricles, Gents fashionable clothing,
furnishing goods, boys clothing, shirts. Sc.
Clothes made to order in twelve hours no.
tice. Give them call. We will warrant
satisfaction is given.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
Democratic Nominations.

The democracy held a primary election
last Saturday, TO nominate a county ticket
The following is the result:
For THE LEeIsLATuRE.-Grav 4Sl
McCrary, ll2; Holiday, "a; Aldridge, 80
Fon SHERIrF.-Feefand, 524; Morrison
295; Naylor. 1873.
County JuDcE.-Taylor, 469; Minor
2l3.
AssE'soR.-Baldridge, 29l; Hit, l43
Hooker, 250; Tatum, 40; wager, Sc.
SCHOOL Hughes, PAP.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03

I-The Charleston Committee on Plat.
fern, rejected the Cincinnati Platform, by
vote Of l6 to II. Old ie.s ocrats, high
up the creeks, who have been taught to be.
lieve that batch Of Shereases and re Dives
SUI eriOr to the Bible, will wonder what is
the matter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
SHERIFEALTY,

Mr. EaIroR: If Andrew Cooper, Of Booni-.
HEX, will consent TO become candidate for the
effice of Sheriff Of Howard county at the ensuing
August election, We pledge him our cordial sup
port, and believe that he will be triumphantly
elected. The Office is not political one, and
hence, as Wings, Americans and Democrats, we
unite in this call upon Mr.. Cooper.
MANY VOTERS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
EfThe steamer A. T. Lacey, q

FThe steamer A. T. Lacey, ST.
Louis and New Orleans packet, was burned
up last week, and some twenty persons
persisted in the flames or water. The fire
occurred about one hundred miles below
Cviro. The boat was full freighted, and
bound for New Orleans. Her cargo con-
sisted in part Of one hundred and sixteen
head OF cattle. Cargo and boat, total loss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03

Death AT CHARLEsToN.-Mr. Robin
son delegate al Charleston, from Vermont,
died Of apoplexy, on the 25lh.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
FOR SALE OR RENT;

THE undersigned offers for sale the -,
i Missouri Hotel, with all the house, 55";;;l
hold and kitchen furniture. Those wish f9iIL
ing to enter into this kind of business, are now
offered bargain. Owing 10 bad health of my
self and family, find il utterly impossible to al
tend 10 business. - e. --
:. The location is the most desirable one that can
De found outside OF 81. Louis. The hor.eis
comnodous, we'll ventila;ed;-has a never fall
ing well in the yard, good stables, and lot for
stock, good well IN the lot, and; il fact, every
thing that IS necessary for public house will be
found attached TO this.
If not sold by the first Of apr,i, If will be
rented with the privilege OF one or FIVE years.
If sold the payments win be N installments Of
one two and three years, g.,
I have several servants to hire on reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire Of the propr;e-
tor. feb23-tf VIM M. MAUPIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
Young Mammoth.

THIS celebrated Jack will make thea
i present scissor, (Which has Gem "a
menced, and will end 9TH .JnIy,) at th+AA
stable Of Hmm BaIlew, miles South OF GIas-
gov on the Roonville road, and will serve mares
al Sc the insurance, payable when the fact Is as
certaiped or the mare parted with. Care, but no
responsibility for accidents.
Pedigree. SC. -
Young Mammoth is a dark:brown color, mealy
nose, IA hands high without shoes, years old
spring. He was sired by SIMPSONS large Jack,
he BY Berry's Mammoth Warrior, Of Kentucky.
Dam, Fanny King, superior American Jennet.
l. s. BALLEW,
aprili2-SS' s. 3. GRAVES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

'STRAYED OR STOLEN
ON Saturday, the 2Sth ult, IargeA.,
~ Strawberry roam horse, a little sprung r. ~
in his knees, and has a few wind puffS on h,
legs. Said horse was owned by U. G. Garth
and was raised in R sndoIph county ANY infor.
nation that will lead t. his recovery, will b,
may2sw: SIDNEY sHAcKELFoRD.
800 Reward.
II ANYWAY from the subscriber, living n
II about miles from Glasgow, in theH
Forks of Charlton, in Charlton CO.. Mo-, on ~
Monday Horning, Aprif SOth, negro man
named
1SH LAM,
about 40 years old. five feet six or seven inche.
high, rather stout built, copper color. beard grown
out. speaks in mild, soft tone, small eyes, hac
on when he left brown Jeans fr"ck coat, brown
pants, black wool hat, and well worn brnglr
boots; he a! so look with h. IN some brown drilling
summer pants.
The above reward will be given for the aPpre-
hension of said negro, If taken out Of the State
$50 it taken in The State and out Of the county,
and S25 if taken in the county, delivered to me OF
confined SO that get him.
maya JONATHAN T. BURCH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-03

G PALDINGS PREPARED GLUE for All,
~ y Prills CROP wTELIANa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
TsAtss EAsrwAEI
CARo 10 THE SUfREH,yG.

The Rev wHLfIs g ,sscvs Will, "a
C~~S sor'Sgass aIis.i ,ssry ~ Jstaa -, ear.a
11a's"F'p@ SArn 81 uiksF Es4ss I'D t,if.
rssis's - the great siiy at Jeddo The rse,p, sss
ssrss r'~.t Hu1bers She S-fs ,ud. riux from Co.,.
"sri'sn. brohehitis, Safs rhrost CosEAs sud Cslts
tssrtsu nv"
Dessess % ssHs6i,ins sFters uIil,end thi. r.ere
eAsA have bfoegh home with ne 20 eli Who No., n
6ss 81 eharGs. Addr.ss
REV. HA CDSGRoyE.
nIyI7, S0-sa R,nrsts.s "
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Commission els Sale

IOURSUANT 10 an order Of b. f'i,coif Csurt
"i ~ issis', IN he case ef Juho ~ b, "a
-trse g. BslII A. m e.. ter Undersigned sO,r,.l
Comntss'"Hes, appointed thereby HiI ,1pnsr 20
sAir, a. Pub'e Auction, 90 me rtspi.ss on he
SATURDAY, the 2Sih JULY, 1860,
the following properly viz:
Tee HOME FARM 81 Which Gsorgs B,ltx
sted ,eiEr1, 10 the oeniy Of Bstke,y, ard upon
ghich yuhH ~ B.itx nov t,~is,s ,.,ts IA, :, 80 ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

THE unterignsd hrs On haad Esj Wi!i COO.
u ssuiI keep, asappiy Of ine isiluutng afti.
cIta-
20 900 Piss sfior Esihs 900 PAiinss.
cree qgsntig 6ar Aud coarse SAT-
1908 Frtne HsiTing : COO SIZED 50
Ions % Plasrf 70 ne iumB, Goa COO.
sis'flT os had; . isfss suppiy OF wal.
keg 80 olt-f LAGOS faEsihs wuh
GROCERIES Sc Sc.
e. a. s'',fr "a shsnsnaesh sussi, Hsfpsfs Fsrry.
CElisaris
julse 1850 JAMES NeGuAW
Wssstngfanisn AZ Ng5of. Lsestvrr IN.
So 90 smoahtui 80 90 sHd send oil 10 adgsfti.
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sTI7. so-s~ Braasi,S'NY.
-. MAS WINSTON .-1n.,r.,,...,

nus "i4HSLO " - ~ 81 30 irncec
49, nu'se spd frnAie rt,siciss b.. scorh.
s''rAi-s ne process - t,rththe bt ,.t,.bi,rtt.
Esp' reducing all 'rh,mDsion-s Ali aiist sii
80 taa "sarei"r K9lsi- he iovrs u .p.Ed
sre' u mohers y gill Eive RET go yran.iv,.
- ,-isi 'ad h-s'th go vopr infants PsffectIv
seSas ." -"N'"N'
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DISSOLUTION.

fEfHg hsm ~ Hs1sss 4 y .iiirs s.f = ,ti,
- 90 dissolved ~ aetsai eaasrnf
No. s.''' = lee AIt,g ,iE.eo,g.,.
70 FRODCCE B9tssIoN BukT
Whss eil ~ cebit8aet e. iofusrf at ~ "a
pepal - y Hoasff 81 tg samf Hsases
.e.set ~ a,n q Aaheea a IlHitknf.f 80
g Baiisr 81 fsgsfsas Ca W snssr - 49,.
81 Mfsees haflff W. uaaa a. n 80
fifaff ffsiifaaaes n 80 pstfaaars - lltsfst
Nv rHtfi ip fae 80 hfn sd raitfu ssssiss.
mrttt ~ Par nfsia so asefs tar-ttsf 80
sN tef fiaff ~ COUNTRY Pa0DucR -
h1fs ~ ere sNFritan fn knsirsss ta tasra -
sgPfovsl 80 sosatsucs a. ffess 80 rsassi..
ua 81 ~ MfFNEWa Il
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Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.

csettiroa fSfabllshRenf.
On Mass .STsof, Ckarissfotrs. V,r,,,,,
I t'he uncrrsigosc bacon ksud ssd ). G ss.t,,,i.
-. ..i.fisE a. b.. TN HARE. SToVI
$50 SHkE IJRON f.STa BLfSH.NINT
-. =. SesFiessesa, svsfv n~.rriytioa 81 t,,tg,,,,
var. 1sasiiy tosac an ~. 20. o. M a..
ns .est ms's'fsi aed ~ etr~rescrd goskm,r
'ecs eo~ ~ his Ware Reon, eonsri.,,
e'riy us-iei sricie snevs 10 IN, bo,..k,,n,,
ana anY afiiele esred 'of olsn,s rnonnt IN r..
Se.'frd eco - Esfni>h,d -iA S-,rs,,k
80, $500 - sincs u Tic War, nay b fon.s
bINhETs - ~ S,se,;
tOfrEE POTS ofth, mot .n,,o,.a -.
S.LI.nDLhs Sfii.. Ste.@ss.. CAk. ssr,-..
FATTY PANS of.srto.s p.tt,ts.
nasiNs. Chsmh,s wss PnrAst.
'Art res 81 all ssres sad Patnsrd Tusi-t W..
h'- stock Of SbEET' IRON HAsE. r.,,.
piN-s evefF srli's Ia To- Cuihnsty ,sa uo.,..
Eeepisg tspaun--i. Bi.,ia~.
go ~ Il ON ES.
rMhfse~' sv-fy rsris.y % No.S sra'cs. s,,,..
'n,as ss'ee 'S'r b i'uhd he f,io~ irg sPproy.
Lsiis6 y sto,, ro,,.es. % sac
D-sse~ E'-E ss.. v..p., So, a. 49,; .s-,
-, xS 80, 'is'' Gree" csr,t.i. sis..
r r,s~,us cooS.t sire. R.di.ios.4 ain,
i.sr, $500 n ''a'' n.gLie Temple. .iIs,
Pcrt.slr Cfae. .issr,
AI'o F''io'. S.af co,seer. sae Frsnt,t, AZ
Po''s'sisE EVER, t,eiii,y Esnuslois. ss,i,,..
n iSFfefared 81 al times 10 r..rrt, $3.50 ,t.,,,
most prrm n'Esss al sird.ot w
DOLLDIAG AND Jon WORK
To hoehsE Zi-Eins sud sroutiss soS, 80,
and 70 me hrsr uAnaef :" 0'"eI
mefehsnis desilcas Of fsrieniskinE ih,ir,,c,.
81 Tin ~ She,, lion Wac wn d. !, 49,.
sIssn'Ase 70 deal vita me. shaiimsk- s,ih.,.
= a'scouhf 10 merchant. hen artiei.. A., h,.t,
Tia W are i"t 1
Rag p,rr1t,
B~eswaI a. $500
Wool 80 a. Fl'T
-Sh~en'R1s. snd PeWisf
iheaEtuftof past svors aud ~iihs a,,,,ni,.
non TO merit th- iHereasis nait.,.s, a. -. !
cenm unhy respectfully solicit a cali i,,n ~
@he 'e''re purchasing snv s,tt-l. IA M, ttr.,,,
oas s Ny term, viii BE- sueh ., canuotfsl I
o-o. - ~ ALBERT MILLER
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CAarlestown Academy.

~ essa'ng term ~ Ibis Institution will com.
Il mrure on WEDNESDAY F.b,usrv a., ~,
I"nhnas I'VE moHihs, uutsr The charge ~ Msssr.
yaha Sssbocn. Pnecipal, asf Jsm,s a
CTaighHi sss.Aut
TER MS.
For lusHuction is he CtSssicsIand
datheasiiral DspAumeat go a.
ltsh
iof session ~ Eve mouths
EEifa charge for French
- APPlican,s iSf sdUlissina mua spsse. IN
continue tom the DAY 81 sdmissiou "a ne end =,
~ 9s's,.e 10 astveiion for sbsshce Pupii,
Ss.,a' ,As hoese Of ~ Ptinstpai. Of Mrs Ks.,l,,
90 snodgtsss' 90 fessoashis fsrns
~ efelu-tee ani auiifihR sttsn,isn 10 ii. "a.
ties 81 hts profession Mr. y utlt srd.s,oo, 80
srfss, a. be hopes 10 secure. q libetsl ,h,r. .
public patronage.
JOHN sANBoRS. P,ist,ssl
JahBaFy ~ lsgiO III
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--- b. WHITE, O S,
SCHHERINS' AneihilstisE PHI. all MIR
- m'TA'r RH" snd Mice toWsver GENEROUS
nv mss be ~iIhhn "a houfs 10 snt pitSs e
Ihsv are PLACED. For ssis ~
Ju7' 81. BELLER a FUPNFTT.
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AISO-

hon" and LHoi r~o Acres se!oiuirg. on
ise y rih site ~ th- Pam
The fsfm shd lde n u.s and Loi will - ,old
,-psrss'5 tn. Dover Of the widosotG e,rs.
] b"lE, ceed will Be- inciuG,d ~ %. SAFE
fS',r''i 10 hs givrH On the eoh6s nation Of
Ter r,IaHeIL
TER.HS; Ia rer o,nt a. he parehsss
ID ny "a ihr Day % sSir tveniy-,hfre auf one.
ave gef cent itrsroi ga The Gre day 81 he So
irmhrt 'rfm brI' Of sati Cuu,t sug he fr,tla-
insa1sl tg'fal aitweisr anti rtrbi-.u rtn
u"m he dsy ~ sac silb iaietr>t "a . j sit-fa-
csc rAyinsnl iT"m he csy - seize hs rurctsr--
si'ruip Tfss Ds,s c'.ossyins y . ?ro, fiy s.
SEIZURE the sane
40 artsrsmept csa, dorti,,s. :. y
mads Suh b. sFr-fi't VI tie y vi -.g-c a,
it''i'si ~ "a 80 az p1yn~r ,cl-s n -
pad fatFs lae ~ ~ 10 N:s.F
Jcs-ft ps1-.s
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3 5 q OR 8

"ne-'hud 20 rIWbeT. TIE isnd, Nhieh - .. s,si.
al, "a uhfrf g'Ht cultivation AMI irscias H..
velsd9pH'ea SHh = we'll sBo -Ptihss The DEsll.
hs h"o~ - srAiheT' oaietd sad e"IptsOl'sas -
D. has Enod Barn abd Rack, nun, SEap unon !,
vim ihr O'hef uNaAi OuI Bniding>. Ths,e are -ixA
o. tea s'rtsotE ued meac0w IN he haef T. MD.
slsvsF SheGsisreSioSh tutaFiEs P.ssss "a, osgb
the iRna
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ITO rHR PIfaiI1

~ 10 10 UIsIf.
Toe Safsfsisnef, hing sell Eso~p 80 ri
W. Nosia Sner his s-fVsr' . ~ ell fsquirtnR
=, LITERARY AtD
ne Vl'i tarnish Adfrrsses Otsfofs Rssavs Pre-.
''a a"oas, SPsrrbes ana R-piiss Li,-s los sIes N.
N-''tf-'- prepare msrsf Tor the r es.-ObitHs.
- sos Shie PDrHv - sry subi~rt Asdrss.
Nb"' psidJ FINLEY HN<ON
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special Notices.
sa wIsIAs's sALsAA OF WILD
arstEaaK

ChEaRY
Bsvsss or roc-rtsrsr.-raEso NLr rss Gar
sn hwy ,sieS ~Aish - rr-lp vAtsAble ADD
.s'Sh Gals hs vest'r tine, usvp.y .lo t..eaieb
s,a.isst - ~ bss<fs eoBatr I~i.d Ihis issn.
,tdc.uy tss 'sA,e via Wsr.as B...is 80
- sss.sT, toe tassiasbLs aaaiiFsAsi Ssl
sed trpatsIioa at ~hien a. . ceriain, sse
sl' Aad ssfrf tfiliag 'smsdv 70 cooshs
yr1', hpHs.hes., Broacbts wAooPiag c"Geh
Jrsss, QntnsF Alta "a L. d is1zs, l. fssnnsttsn
.; IA rht0s, Lsats acc Lsrst. ~sH a. thst
a., d'ss,se, GSs.JnS f.Os have icturrs uHpfia-
ciPss spec aisteos "a thr lives sat kssiih 81 tte
sSAstsi;f % pam apSa iAs sa~esry m.seia
pc Fisi-.ssnt irl--i i,s1s lint'stiS ~ b. fns
sss "a, Grseiss B.L,is t,a, not osiy "a fici.
nss AL mla'y ug's ne s,ek, spr rrIdstiss
ts.A.is-s aeeafdmx 90 tate creis,ons ~ ,hs
Cssfs isos 10 sHBt si Pf~-~tutt whirh, "a
o. D; TN. Eui b. "a hsncrs againsi ih-m.
fa- t,eips tor Ia pirpsr.t o. Il The GsseIss
B.Ls.s ~. b-e1 IN psssrs,isa % me rres-st p'o
PIE 90. lot sstf,J tatbY .y.sfs sad vfh IhO,e
vho hav- O.st ~ needs no ttc51ian.s
sseA i,is, ne iei'r-tas tf"m neIehAhi
afe csis fertis~
niLS,.n. Drls~sre. ort. &c 1855.
sw f.StskCs BS.ico-Pissse .-ud me
i5Pp'y a. wisrss's Bat AZ - an hearis .ut
saa acre u < . a-used Tor a.; . 80 ine
-.afsf.; Hraf's fiaaga. A>ibms. W ha.n,ng
C-uES sni Cts'tuption ~nhva' tsi. rhsf~
ss' s.s~' oero snv 90 me ssEViH. bsrs amt saa
sss' 70, ~ scms t'ms siH,e tug p.eEiy of she
s.sa' tea, foeis us'
JACOB Y. FoULK
hGnsnBss TaIkAFt hG. a. stO,e.s Lrsifa Ikai
he - - graaths lac ,i.- st,iv GiaEst0fr 81
Bu Is a. ~-ii ss he pftnisS namr az the PYo
S,stsis. stTH W. FOWLS & co Bo.fsu.
zee su1''as usPoef. rstr no athrt u were
ssssy ss.i .ad l-s''s t-oaarffzsd
r~p"sdb W. FowLE Z Co. Bo.tos, ed
fer tsis bT
silica 4 nuRSETr. and lc.,t,,,....
e HANcocK. S~.-a Poiai
SMITH & SIN. nidsi,tnat.
TiNBERIAKE d SuBLifTE. Riyps.
lO>EPu c. NGErr Harp 0 FsTrs.
IN hocLDER SAspArdsisra
lasy Dss ef- sveFyubere.
Isss Ia. 1850 III.
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ErgAcoB a. RUTHRAUFR E.q.
Ne al BaLimsse Sn.,t g.n,to1,. -
h'rfsi era for proeufing sevr,t,s,m. 81, 80
tsysnI,saa &c ~"
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CETUiNE Wsid On. Nssios Dsc,s, D,,
S ~ lss Co.i = ain $50 of.ss scyibss. sey,b.
htass hasss ant Piarsers siso Tsvt,,.. -.
hastns uf.ih cTsdiss sih r.ss,st -
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Attention Cadets.

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4 A,moff on Saturday 0eIt, ths a1i in,, ~
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AND REAPs AS WELL as 1T NO - & -
HUBBARD'S WROUGHT IRON
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SIN LIE AND COMBINED
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TKLIss EtrwAED

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-18

DAYS before The invasion, Ii is true The
"Jpferson Guards' and few Of the "A.
So "of Yours" remain, yetu is more a
immortal Of the "grin visaged face Of
War" in quasi form than the State it.
self. Just nov our thoughts are turned
on peace, the hand work Of daily duties
demand of each one TO make up for lost
time. the winter is fas! gliding away. and
the coming on Of "seed time of Spring !;
The sweet songs Of birds, with the plough
mans whistle going and returning from his
labor, when the dark and short days of
winter are followed by equal days and
nights. and days increasing as the demand
of seed time and harvest approach. The
fall Of Snow indicates winter still fingers.
afforGing short and pleasure to the lovers
of the merry sIeishing bells and feet
coursers, granting them further gralii
cation Of this social healthy exercise
though rather trial Of horse flesh.
ANRO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb Is. 1860.
FlOur-Ihe market for Flour was firm
to-day, and 20 sales TO report. Howard
Street super held at So 81 per Dbl. We
quote Ono super al $685., and City
Mills at s525.
Extra Four.-We quote Howard
Street at 1851 as, Ohio al S5.75a5,S7 q!
and City Mills at sG,25 per bbl. for regu,
lar shipping brands.
Family Flour.-We still quote Welch's
at IS ; Palapsco and Reservoir at $3.50,
and the Silver Spring and Ashland brands
al 81 25s7, 80 per BIB. Ohio and How
srd Street Family may be quoted at So
25a6,5 per Dbl.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal.--We con-
linue to quote Rye Flour 1T S4.37I per
bill. Corn Meal is steady al $685. per
bbl. for Baltimore.
Wheat.-The offerings amounted IL
only $40 bushels to-day, and We quote
red at 1900 per bush. white l5Oc for
prime.
Corn-Tne offerings Of Corn amount
ed TO $500 bushels, aud The market for i
was dull. We quOle new yellow al lac
white zoe.
Oais.--There were $50 bushels at mar
keI to-day. and we quote Pennsylvania a
45c. and Maryland nominal at 43c. pc
bushe.
Rye.-There we're 26 bushels Rye a
Market to-day, and we quore PennsylVa
MIA nominal at Sc per busbel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-18

SALES OF Town PRoPERTY.-J John
Voorhees, has traded the two dwelling hon.
ses occupied by Mrs. Maria Blilmyer and
Mrs. Sniye!y, TO Dr.. Magruder. for the
Bfick dwelling in which he resides, and
200 boot.
Dr.. Magruder has sold the two dwell.
ling Houses above named, and LCt,recelv'
ell Of John Voorhees,. to John II. ZlIle, for
the sum Of 200.
James l.. Towner. Administrator of B
y. Towner, decd. has sold the Brick
Store, next 10 James A. Adams, for the
sum of 81 900. Purchaser-James A
Adams.
James l.. Towner, Administrator, has
also disposed Of The dwelling, ncludng the
Register building. for the sum OF 81 900
Purchaser-Jacob G. Miller.
Robert Lucas, Jr.. has disposed of his
dwelling house on Washington Street, fol
the sum Of S40O. Purchaser-Mrs. Nan
cy Black.
John w. Grant, Administrator Of Sam
uel Grant, dec D., has sold two dwelling
houses, on the Western end OF Town, fol
the sum of $500. Purchaser-M, s. Sa
rah Bradshaw.