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&6eiapreoin3 fnp Die &drtoTeln 70 miBratbsn,
eaB In mebreren Rreflen FbUn 'ieBt 1nmittelbar
mad Der Grnbtf Der 9rets 9auf 3,pet Sbalsr Der
S6efst ssitesen iein Iol, ga Der bridencen
8benerun9 bte1es notbwenb ialen 2sbensmittes
nat Sufa grm6sttGuns ret6er 3nfupren aus
Oenient9en 9anDeStbetlen begegntt ipsrcett fam,
IN osatt Die RaftOFderate s~ifnl1tear pusssfaaen
"a, 70 Sat Der Or, 5anpslSmtntIter ipte mir bSs
ret, 8eranlaluns S%encntnen, eatf ID nntfife
Staatsetieababaen ee Graht fur &drtofelh einits
peilen bis gum 1. San. t. s. ausnabmspet1s
uuf 6leB / @fennis pro gentner ut,o Metie nsblt
einer grpeeittons9ebabr BON Sbater pro Wa-
ge%alapuns BON 100 a9entnsr gu erntaetsen, unp
duBerpem ben @~erpaItunsenl Der betbeitt9tea
Ytteatetlenba9nen bnrd pte GiIsnbabn. @oms
mt1ortatel D~rttsenO anempfObtsn, i'm Gfentltdm
SntersHe aua fir ibre 8abnen cine ~settpeiie
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0dn5Ii@er Ner1nff SeS Dam1 ffdDtffeS
Mprfh &rffnm.

D Montreal, IL. Nop. Der 8. SfFster
pes Nprtt 8rttUn 1T in 6artber @Oint aneetpms
men unp beltati9t, baB Der Damplsr um 1 u4r
WOrsens am 5, Nopember bel 9araquet Sslanb
ftfanpete. GS mebte Elm beftteer Sturm, aber
9lidlt9er Neile cling tein 2eben %SsrlOren. Manns
I9aft une @aRasiere purben BET Sort Mtnadn
Sslanpet. Gin SOt NIT z Matrplen mar niGt
tpieoer 9e1eben trprben, nadpen eS pas Shif
p~erlafen bate. .s
Der Nprt9 8riton mar am 3. b. Ml. nit 81
&aiaten- rnO 38 3ptlaenOsd- Ya7asierm mad
2iperppUl ab9e9ansen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3riSd,en Weps9erf Rne

Rnibt at 1ny IL. Nuo.l SIS 1T berid.
tet, bae Die @iienbabnecnoelltiun, iipeldye beitte In
0rtncrtuun gildumsntart, fulseane6 8eelemeut
anaen0nmpn bat, welGeS ort 49, rosy l@lts. IN
Strait fritz; n @un gGalbingtun umu 6 lnO Ii
l1Gr M6enns ltnO 5 ubr 8aGmittasss @ntunf
In gtew. Sort 1tmo 6 aanb 10 l1br Gbenhs ltnp 4
l16r @iprgenso ~ @cn Nspzgprt nma6 unb II
ubr Mbenps. 9lntunft In Ba@binstOm I'M {
Nbeubs nnps um 6 ubrl unp $50 @prmittasS
Der Bug, pelAer nm 5 ubr ppni Wuibinstcr
abaebt, eebt Dtrrtt burA ua9 New gcrf. aa9
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& elegrapbtfebe Wtaebriebten
@EsgtbtetIaf i en- .aSlalt IL more " e1sr.
NpHamtsprcre.

5olSenbe Srbre purce beute pom Defiant ere
la1en ;.793 nj 4s3.sl Balbinstpn, ii, Ncp.
Da9 bic, SrOre pom Observation-Disclosures pom
81. SIT, meblfa4 mibuertanDeH lppgeea Ii, miro
fol9enpe &rftarun9 Daau ge9ebea Das @srtiT=
fat rSOlpter5 Setter lam BON ljepem 6slO unO
StabsOfi3ter i'm Diente Der Ser. ct. anter3eif-
net unp Der brief bann UHre gUrausbf,abluue
b~sf6rpsrt iperesn9 Ga8 sas9 a2s.gaa 81
.ns3aa Is .H4alsa n4gaS ohn q. 8alione a3gl1
/ nFsl0 ssiIB as3grltert NlNtens @en.s0 o fm.
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General 0rdnt.

@afBtn8toa H. NoS. @eh. @rant,
Der a9eto4 Der @6ladt Sen Belmont, III Elm
&tnpobnsfa pen @aIena, ST. unO iputpe aul
8ecommanSatiDh res 6on. Gtibu 9. 0albburns
e%rndant. MGR gra0uirFe III @elts 9Otnt i'm
Sabre 1887, paaoe pssen serSaastiaen 8snebz
rineas bei Molina bel Nsg 3un,I 1. 9teutenant INN
pdter aus ~oerlelben urladbe Bel g bepulttpee gum
Captain ernannt. Gr r%eisntrte I'M Sabre 1895,
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ron tbm AZ lbertragen fur gut befnnoen, mag
Gh Seper lelbft beantpUrten, rpetterer @on'me"-
tar lit nt6t nStbi9.
Suutel iiber Die 8srptenlte, spelte fA 9err
Sumter aGs Rrteger erpprben, mas Ietn SerDal-
ten In Der perpammltden COMPUTATION 9s9sn
Sp6n s. Gremunt anbelan8t, Se0en ben
er, tpie beuAlertI6er @etle gslcgen wnroe, o'tur
nit @tperfreben" 3eusnib atSele8t babe, wtrlt
Elm 8prfaQ, Der l6 Gter er9ab, al5 5urter erlt
auf Der Getle mad ct. 2Culs NAT ua0 tpeper
Sremcnt 9eleben bate, nod nit Ietner Sertpal@
tuna betanut mar, flares 2tAt parauf.
Qls Der 0eneralmaior Sumter In @bIca8o ar~
lanate, purpe 6r. Sames Song, ST. @lperman
Der i. @arp, tbm pprsefelt, Die erEte 6ra9e
an Stn, Song mar: nNas balten sic BON Gre
mont z" Oils 6err Song li6 anerfennenb uber
Bteleu auslpraG, e%rlptOerte Sumter, er Song IRE
lh lebr, 6rempnt lei bDd3t unfabtg unO Der
pralipent Bate feline ihle4tere Nnlteuu1g trefen
fSnnen !; aueb bet etuem 3petten gelu@ oe5 Sc
nanuten alderman begann Sumter Ipfort itber
5renpnt f6 aueSulafep uno IN Den l3artften
Nuepruden oellsn l1nfabisteit unp Die gIotbnerIs
ptstett einen fdbtsen Maun (natarlt9 ibn J
an 6remput's STEELE 5n lesen, gu be5etHner.
Oiele unprpppctrten uno ron ntaBlDler gtteItelf
seueenpeu Q~uSlaIunsen empDrten 9rn. Yong
perma6en, paB ct Dem y. p. 6urter %ertlarte, sr
mGle l6 bod mebr UNI Ietue et9enen Otenlt9e=
IA4fte ols u,n Die Mngels9enbeiten peS General
6rempnt bstammern, tpDrauf ii6 Der alderman
empfabl unp ben intrtguiretpen OeneralnnatOr
perbluft lteten ltrB
Nus jenein 8orfa(l aletn laBt lib ldpn flnt
fehPn NIT mefheu NbIihfeu .lnO al neldIem
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Ser sampler .geOrtb sritOn" auf benz etranD.

@pntrsnt, il, gloS, Die 8ri9g Oet9-
Ter tam geitern bet 6atber Yutnt DCrbei, laualts
fete Elm 0OCtlenbOt uup 1unpte f~OIsenOe NaGri6t
an Die &alfe ngm 7. glOD. eth Bot pom Nortb
8rttpn nit IL BON Der MannlAaft uup einem
9a6a9ter enlightenment Der Dampfer 1T bet
Muntean SelanD Guf Dem Stranp, sh9 IS q
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Oberf Blair, gInerfenuuiis eines amsianeiicben
go. GpuidtS. +. 7. .a.-s

@afGtn 8 tOn Il, gSlO0y Oberf blair
pito brute Na9mtttag wieber mad, MilOuri
pbsebn, I'M sn ieiaem @esinent gu fpBen,
s. aune III beute pom 9ralpentene ala @on1uI
bss OrpB9et3cstbumS @eimar fir bic, Staater
9fsps gpft, Matus, glew -!5amplbtre, MaIaar.
Ietts, gfrmpnt, CONNECTICUT rnD &GOOe1 9slanf
anerfannt tpprbet. -,7 49, y
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@ni9i ugtpn ,i11. gcobr.1 Die tteFte
Spfresnnen 9eruft bier 8etrsfs Der 9taAri9tea
pom SiiOen.9 @rri9te niler Art rtrcuItren, U
a. aud, bae GBarletOn bpmbatotrt lit BIS
lgelern MlCrgea mar auBer ben Sert6tst tiber
Balimpre Ni@te %einSe9an8en+
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gren,Onts letter Sag BET Der Mrntee

@SESutpulS ASPASE GWS W. VIZ
Betanutlt4 bate Gremont lAun am Samlta9
ben 2. glppentber mtttellt etnes @eueralbefebls IN
Ge9prinm gegen ben @rdfpenten letn Gcmnl0npr
nteperselegt uno auf Spnntag fritz feline Neil'
mad ct. Qcuis angeleBt.
Nter fem 0ahfpl9er Gen. 5unter mar neil
3uritd nit Der t6n, anpertrauten Dtpiiicn rnb &c
~beretntgten Gtd ale anperen Oisiionare in be,
9itte an ben @eneralmojpr, Dob er nuA fletber
uno oerm69e ietnes Tan9es unp pes IN ibT &C.
Iestsn unbegren5ten 8ertrauens Der Sruppea in
5aQe elmer SGlaat pas Sbereommatloe fibrer
lpae. sss .s 2. sess a-sss ~
6reupnt lief liG betpesen, eeridcb letue 2b.
reile unp bielt etnen 9rUben &rte9srath IN mel
dem lein SAlaAtplan Die %eintnilty t9e uno en-
tbutalttlhe 3ulimmun9 fanp. gr berttt Damn
5unaAlt Spnntas frtb Die llmse6nng nn0 ira
letne Dtspplfttpuen. sr
gBie furhtbar seoridt unO lGptert9 Die Sttm-
mung Des Sprbergebenoen Sa9es aus NnlaB pe'
Befanntperpuna letner Oemilion eetpelen uni
ME es pa nur leinsr inltdnptesn 3urepe geluneer
mar, bic 9eute auf Dem fighting point gu erbal-
ten, 70 unbeiAreibliA 9roB mar Der Sutet tsbt
ais Die &unpe BON Muhp su DIR lief paB Der
@eneral mods bic sS6labt leiten rerpe. Die
psutIAen 5ubrer naren aud jest Die @rifen,
pelde llA pem selietten 6elp9errn 8ar gerfu9un9
Itellten.
Sa mebr. Die beutlden Sruppen lhienen in
Mafe i'm 9auptquartttr unp sVr pemlslben 81
1etn, Iota b Der General 3~uriIidgefebrt mar. Seine
Teper fol- ben gntbuliasmus, bic fuilpe Sreuoe
.uno Gampftult l6ilDern fSnnen, tpfl6e IT'D bel
ibuen 3a srtsnnen sat. Subel uilO 8riumpbse-
lhret ertGnte unp perbrettete flo DUn 9ager 3u
9ager. 9Is bic Stunoe pes Samples nabe f2ten,
ltrGnten 1e Qle gu tbren gBafen unp rpenn ote
Armee jekt bate in ben Sampf seflbrt tperpen
fGnuen, warpe fe li4 Nannes seau9 fir 1907
600 Mann pee SetnDes ~erpielen baben.
Stir u Climber lang ierendotrten Gin Dug
3erp Muitbanpen auf @tnmal ben Genernl.
&etn 3wetfel ia, pab es am nGGlten Mprgen
lesgeben mubte unO oaB 6remOnt ME Elm &rieges
9ptt ietnem Seere %Sorangius. 7.- -
"a eri6ten nm 10 ubr am Sonntas Qbeub
@eneral Sumter. unp iett mar Der &adldIas
nod einmal ba. Sir rnebrere Stunpen blieb er
nit 6rsmont olein, Der inn ole feline 9lane
unD letue 9laGrthten mtttbeilte. Nber, lnstpsr
8erthterltatter Der en9ltl6en 9relle, wenn Gle
S6laGt iest tottfnpet, bepor Die Nrmee lt9 pom
pie.sr leBten itnp eraulamlten gnttauldung er=
colt bat, fIr6ten mir iebr fir pds Relultat, OF
gleth ptr pas Be(fe GDfen. gaa 50 sa nE
MCntas MOr9en rift Der General nit leinem
Stabe unD leirer Bopp @'uaro neg unS manaea
Auge mar fsuft, pbsletA feine Dempnltratipu
inebr erlaubt mar. t58f5sf5 GINA. ,. IS
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Sort MpnrDe.
ytadri9ten bOm glOetr.
Sie f~ramsGGfcbe Tre9atte SGGttnetT
BON ibrer eieenen 8emannuue IN Die
&nft 9~efpren0t. ~
Oie Tlotte 9elan0et.

Yort &Opal unO Beaufort getOmmeu,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

Cor. BRvlrn. - We received call from
Coi.R. S.. Bevier, who is=s.iil retained
here asa prisoner ofwar on his paroi OF
honor, Tuesday evening, and were informed
sy him that we uefs rnistaken in saying
that he ka.lhe Bdgadier General ofFhls
district. Hereceived the appointment Of
Division Inspector previous to the Pa'sag
Of the Military Bill, but Immediately on the
passage OF this odious measure, regarding
Il as an indirect ordinsnce Of secession, he
declined his Inspec,drshIp and refused the
appointment af Brigadier General, end that
office was then rendered and accepted by
Gen.John B.. Black. Col. B. states that
he has never been in csnclave with the
enemies OF his country; tfat no treasdnaoie
documents have been found on His person.
and that he has nothing to fear providing
hs can &c, a trial. II Hannibal Messenger
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
The Cole. Camp Fight.

We cohvsrsed with gentlemen yester.
day who has just arrived from the South
ern part of the State, and who reached
Cole Campin tine to assist in takiag care
of some Of The wounded OF the recent fight
there. He confirm. the reports alrsady
published as to the incidents Of the engage
msnt. Our infofman, was not at the spot
where it took place, bat passed. within d
mile of it. HIS saw The bodis, Of Ave of the
State troops. who had hssn killed, and-also
Tires who had bsen wounded, one Of
ghom named Sands, shot through The
thighs, will die, II nu. already dead. This
ives the extent Of the lose on tina. side
Accounts as to the number killed Of the
Home Guards" differ, but nons Of them
place i. at less than thirty nine. and some
as high as sixiy-nine.-f Republican, 25th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
Tho BosnTille Battle.

The fsps,s are filed with incident, Il
sis Boonvlle battle. Far and near, such
sxagersted reports as FRS, reached thi,
place, have been published. The regular
correspondents o.. the St. Louis Republican
and Democrat give substantially the same
reports as 10 the mortality. as Published in
our last. Other reports give the mortaii,,
on the fed.rai-siis much larger. Some Of
the Howard beys wh6 were taken prison.
ers report that several wagon loads Of dead
bodies w.rs Brought in from the battle
held and buried, and that three officers
were killed. According TO their and other
accounts, from fifty to seventy. five Of III.
federal troops were killed.
Az agree that the "Richnond Crews
Capt. Fsrri., Of Fayetie, were in the thick
est Of the fight, and bore themselves hero
ically. A company from Saline, ons from
Cooper, and another whose locality we have
moi learned, are also favorabiy spoken Of
uen. Lyon remarked to gentleman of this
county that tie only saviour companies in
The engsg, msnt, and that whatever else
they lacked, their bravery was undisputea
Some Of The fedsrsI troops wounded havr
since died, and Information from: Boonvtlle
leaves ba, little hope that Mr.. McCu,ch.
con will survive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
Federal Troops at Chillicothe..
The Chronicle says: Business, in d

The Chronicle says: Business. in this
city for the past week has been entirely
prostrated. Our city is almost deserted, in
consequences Of troops being stationed OF
this place. And 1t will continue SO as
long as troops are kept in our midst, and
men fear they are not safe iren arrests
and persecution. We believe the officers
In command at this point will not do aughI
save what they are led to believe their
duty requires. They appear 10 be very
polite and eentlemahly in their department
towards our citizens. = Sd =.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

Rev. T: Ranney, missionary, left Tallequah,
Cherokee Nation, on the 9Th Of June, and re-
port. that Ben Nc uIoch and Albert Pike. OF
Arkansas, had been there urging the chief to re-
consider the position taken IN his proc amation,
but they failed in their object, and left for the
Creek Nation, hoping to get aid from there. Capt.
Pike had an escort Of seventy-iye men.
ETIhc Wheeling Convention organized a
Safe Government, ignoring the old Government,
at Richmond.
wThe Union party in Kentucky carried the
Site by heavy majority. Crittenden was cleo
ted by about 5000 majority. II. ~. r.
GEIt is SAID tina. Polk, Johnson, and Clark
of this State, viii not attend Congress. The 9TH
err members will. .
GrJno. Ross, Chief Of the Cherokees, by
proclamation, urges neutrality upon his Nation.
GT Treasurer Morrison, Register, Houston,
and Attorney General Knott, are in Jefferson
City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
The War in Missouri.

Gov Jackson with few hundred men was in
Benton county, Wednesday of last week, travel
ing Arkansas-ward.
The troops in jackson county dispersed, most
of them going to their. homes. Those who pre-
fered the field TO home, joined the forces at Lex
ington.
. The forces at Lexington d,sbanded, last Friday.
Gen. Rains wa. in command, and took charge OF
all who were willing to enlist for the war, and
started .South. His force is vsriously estimated
OF from ,5oOio 5000. Capt. Kelly, company
is with him. Is
In the South. least, Gen. Watkins is said to
have a considerable number of men organized.
If.I the State forces ge, together, they will
make q formidable army.
We gather The following particulars OF the
movement of the federal forces: Several regiments
are in the Southwest, having moved out there
when Gen. Lyon started up the Missouri. They
are being reinforced from st. Lcnis, via the
Southwest rail road.
Gen. Lyon left Boonville yesterday morning.
with all his dispssable force, forthe Southwest.
Capt. Prince has started in the same direction
from Kansas City, with $500 soldiers.
In the South-e east, Gen. Preniiss operates from
Birds Point, and up and down the river. Arkan-
sas and Tennessee troops are said to be on the
march for that portion Of Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
F. NJ. Adams, Plaintiff

r. VI. ADAMS,
~ S Ggs,mm ,,snp Civil action by
Stewart, firm in name and
style of J. NJ Coburn & Co..
NToW al this day comes James D. Head, al
IN tprney, and agent for plaintiff in the above
entitled cause, before the undersigned, clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Randolph county, Missouri,
in vacation, and files his petition and affidavit,
stating, amongst other things, that the above
named defendants, non-resIdents Of this State.
II is thereupon ordered by the clerk aforesaid, in
vacation. that publication be made notifying
them that an action ha, been commenced against
them By petition and attachment, in the Circuit
Court of Randolph county, in the State Of Gis-
souri,, founded Upon a judgment obtained against
them BY plaintiff, in the Mason quarterly Court,
in the Stale OF Kentucky; said Judgment being
obtained Sept. II, 1860, against the said Coburh,
aud against The said Stewart, December IS, 1860,
for the sum Of eighty-two dollars and eighty-one
cents, and that their property is attached as fol-
lows, to-wit: The N E Of N W Or t~N.N Of
or and Z of W Or, all in
township 50, range X, in Randolph CO.
and that unless they be and appes-f
term of said Court, 10 be holder
House in the city OF Huntsviile's
Monday in September next, for
Randolph, and on or before the thit
(if the term shall so long continup
before the end thereby Judgment
cred against item, and their proper
isfy the same. II is further ordered
hereof be published in the Glasgow,
newspaper published in Howard county,
State, for four weeks successfully, the
| ton - be least four weeks before the Co.
ment OF the next term of said Court
! Witness my hand and oficiS
seal \June 18th, 1861.
WIN. R, SAMUEL, CT
James d. Head, Atty for Plaintiff. june
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Trusfees sale.

t. =
ny virtue OF deed OF Trust executed 81
- to the undersigned by Evan fancey,e3S
and Susan A. Vance his wife, and in "a -
yof of ]. R. Yancey, and G. g.. Yancey, bearing
date January l7tk Al. d. $50, which b. OF
record, in the Recorders 6ihceof Howard county,
IN deed of trust book C.. pages 456 and 431, 70
secure the payment of certain sums OF money
therein specified, + will sell at public sale for
cash, before the Court House door in the town OF
Fayette, Howard county Missouri, on
saturday, 18th day Of July, 1861,
between the hours of 10 0,clock,A M and 2 O'Clock
N, of said day, Ill the right title and interest OF
the said Evan fsncey and Susan, A. faneey his
wife in and to the following described real estate
to-wit: .34L 81. 90 >
The East half of the, SOUTHEAST quarter OF
secuon twenty-five, in Township ffty.two OF
Range sixteen, and five acres off the West half OF
the SOUTHWEST quarter Of same section, Range
and Township above named, containing in all
eighty-fve acres, with all the rights and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. - +.
The above land is offered for sale by the con-
sent Of al parties interested in advance OF the
time set forth in the deed OF trust for closing
same. -SAML, w, SNoDDY,-
june CAV. III ..liiHE Trustee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
Te the Public.

The undersigned, having been selected
oJ Mr. +. StrOther, principal of'Glasgow
enais Seminary, to act as COMMITTEES OF
examination Of Che graduating class Of his
institution, with pleasure offer The following
report: 7. -. g 80 ' y, ti,' ~ .
Inc class before US was composed Of the
following named young ladies': -
Miss M1esIE VAUeHAx, E1--- ~
MATTE MARI,
I MARI Laspaem, 'sSs-als I.
o. Lovpfr Dussfca.s as si-od G
Their examination embraced English
Literature and Mathematics, with which
hsy svinced an acquaintance, alike credi-
aois to themselves, and those who have
1ad The supervision Of their education. z
We feel justified in saying ihst this class
With respect 10 thorouehness and profcien-
~ IN The beautiful and interesting sciences
Which they have studied. would reAec,
eie0f upon any institution; Of whom pa
'sals and teacher. 5asty may feel PROUD
we xeleomet this class Of young ladies' 10
NE elevated sphere and avalks oiscuitissted
.e'5, and express the high hope ilias in
"s'f hands, the standard of Fenals Eda-
ss''on nsY ever be exalted perer lowered,
s.a John d. WINCH, 2. q
h -. " TURNER. & asisg
a.s.e n. B. COLLINS,
suns 20, 1851. Com. of Examination.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

.MrDlcAL.-Dr. j. w. HAwKIs,, of thi,
county, who studied under DR.. Vaughan,
and graduated a, Jefferson College, Phils-
Ss'phis, last winter, has located at Boons-
borO, and is practising his profession in
conjunction with DR.. BoNH long q res
idsnt Of that place. The firm will be able
10 answer oil calls, which has net been the
'cme heretofore with the Senior member.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

UsIos MEETINe IN LIMA Union
nesting was held in St. Catharine, Linn
county, on the 18th. Judge Jacob Smith
snd Messrs. WOlfnlk and. Mullins sd-
dressed the nseting. Resolutions were
adopted in favor of standing by the federal
government, and denunciatory of the Mill
tsry Law passed by the Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators notice.

r ETTERS of administration on the estate of
IL During Wright, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned, by the County Court Of Howard
county, in vacation, on the 18th OF June, 1861.
All persons having claims against saId estate,
are required 10 exhibit them for allowance 10 the
within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precluded from any bene-
fit Of said esse and if such claims be not exhibit
ted within three years from the date of said let
tiers, they will be forever barred.
June2o-3w BENZ. c. BROWN, Admir-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

1--WE presume that few readers are
aware ofihs financial value or Economical
importance of The maple Sugar Crop. The
amount Of that crop for tho current year il,
set down by Hunts Merchants Magazine
ct $4,000 ions. 1t will thus be seen that
the naples moi altogether all insignificant
rival Of the sugar cane. srss -H
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
public Notice.

For the accommodation Of persDhs desiring to
avail themselves Of its advantages, 4 have opened
an INFIRMARY or PRIVATE HOSPITAL in
the city of Glasgow, where, in addition TO medi-
cal or surgical treatment, patients will be board
ed and receive such other attentions as they may
require. feb7 I. P. VAUGHAN. c
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27


WHAT CASH WILL Do.-Chanberlaln. intend
Ing TO change his business, now offers his stock
of Toys, Baskets, aud Fancy Goods, at Cost, for
Cash. His stock in those departments is large,
and very desirable, having been purchased with
great care for cash, at low rates. therefore, those
who want 70 buy should embrace the present OPP
pOrtunity, and supply themselves while they can,
at cost.
HIS Jewelry and Watches he proposes to sell
at reduced prices, for cash, but if charged, will
60 down at regular rates. These inducements are
now offered, TO realize, and effect such change
IN his business as will enable him to devote his
time more exclusively 10 his legitimate occuPa-
ton. Recollect that the cash will get Toys Fan
cy Goods, and Baskets, at cost, and Watches and
Jewelry at reduced rates. All job work, cash,
without respect toper:ons.T r. i-TCT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
$50 the People of Missouri.

Read the article under the hove heading, from
the Rel utlicen Of the 25th. 1t contains food for
reflection, and suggests plausible plan by which
peace may be restored to our State. We derote
our usual new, space 10 il, not doubling but that
ourreaders will prefer weighing the suggestions
it con.ains:in reference to home affairs toreadIng
speculations from the seat of war, which will be
followed by CONTRARY supply, the next mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27

Taoors AT THE CArIToL'-The Erami.
mr. Of last Saturday notices the occupancy
4 Jefferson City by the federal troops,
rOncluding its article as follows:-
Except the commotich incident 10 camp
in our midst, The ely is quiet. "Ordsr
relsns in Warsaw" r--.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
NOTICE

is hereby given, that on the 10th day of !
l. 1861, letters Of administration were gri
by the clerk of the County Court Of Rand
county, Mo-, TO William H. Rice, upon the
tate of Charles D. Christial, deceased.
All persons having claims against said est
are required to exhibit them for allowance Z
said administrator, within one year aft'
date of said letters, or they may be pre-
from any benefit of said estate; and thatL
claims be not exhibited within three yeats
the date of the letters, thej shall be f
barred. W. X. Sam UEL,
juneI3-3w EN Nft E-T5 Cier