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Sol. B. R mOntaDu,erp.

GieIem perrienten Ser. ct. Sff,ier, Der iett
30 Sohren i'm Dienlt lit uno lGun manhem bet-
Ben 8ompfe bei9swDDnt bat, 9ebublt tine beiOn=
bere 9iUtl3.
Gtm S6erl mar Das COMMANDO iber pas
erGtc unO 3wette etp=Serlep 9te9tment, pas lsB
tere pUn Col. NtcQean gsubrt, ibertra9en nor
ben. Mltten in Dae @baUs Der alleemetnen
8ludt serieib er NIT leinem crit ipatsr auf Dae
@hld6tIslo beUrDerten 9tssiment btnetn, lnp
braHte lstn Neslment in gutter Srrnuns eur6,
Inn mad Der Stelle, auf Die er befoblen mar, 3u
marlhtren, unD lih bort Bic aufl p%eiteren gefebl
aut3ultelltn. Die 6lu6tepiOemIe tbeilte li6 aud
benz BON Sol. @trQean 9~efibrten 2. Stem SereY
&egiment nit, unD man lab GUl. Nlont9umerY,
noboem er li9 Des Nuehaltens Ieiner elgenen
2eute psrli6ert, Die unlo9liGltsn an ttensun9en
tnmitten Der erauenbaIten UeIptrtung MAIDEN,
aud ras anpere 81. s. 9tesiment gum Steben
gu btin9en. Der Sol. @icesan lteB fia lelblt
pom benz Qaumel binreiEen, nnD 6rannte purf
nit ietnem 9tsetmnt,
@pl. MGntgUmerD marI6irte NIT Ietnem Jfeat=
ment autin mad hem ibm an9erptelenen Stan0
puntt, ltelte lth rprt anf fprmirte Cares, unD
tpiee nil Dem gaDenet Die anIturmenfe &lpnlle
RE 3urud, unO belt, Dbue Dap Inn Elm Gtfcbl
su8tnq. Iunf pole Gtunccn in Ter Ndbc pee
@Glo9tletOsS aus. AlS sr pdbrenD Dteler 3eit
einmol Osruabn,, Dap etn at9emstner Nuf5ue
an9spronet let, l6idte er einen NDjutanten naf
On. Nie0Ureu'0 5ouptquartisr. Der @enernl
tror jeorh niHt gu Fnpen. unp Sol. MOnt9OmerY
tteIt gu leiner SrOre. Grit oes Morgens ersell
2 ubr muriGtrte CT in gutter Sronune mt let-
mem Ne9iment surId, unp mar ner 9sete, Der
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GurppGticbe Ssaebrtebtsn.
Demtid,lame

= VLSbsbS
@ptGa, 10. Suit. 0or9eltert ipirbe I'm
6Ostbeuter Elm Bal Der &urner abgebalten; Die
peiten Ndume oermUGten Die Walte t1rm gu fals
len. @eltern fano Der 9rpBe Surner5ug mad
Dem Gurtnser Disable Itatt, an ipeldem etpa 500
Burner Gbeil nabmen. Su benz Stdothen Nal=
terebaulen an9efommen, nurDen lie bon Den
Gurnern un0 Der fetltd geidmiidten Sl9en0 te.
griBt unD DurG Die Staot Bis 3I Dem OGrfhen
Sbenbotn eefibrt no ra6 6aus 0uteinutbS, ce6
Wruuper8 pe5 Qurnen6 in Deutl hlano i'd, bein=
BET. 9iddoem Dalelblt YOn ein,m Gurner cine
turge 0teoe 9ebaIten wOtben mar, bepe9te liA Der
3ug nah Dem llufern ~9elegenen Doris N6DiGer,,
IN DeIlen unmtttelbarter giabe in einem Gihen~
balm, Dem lp9enannten !6aarot, @utsmntbS nit
letner 6amtlie begraben liegt. Der ~tr9fti9en
Neoe zines 9urnerg icl9te bier Der @eIan9 zines
Gurnerliepes nn0 Der BeihluB, Die Hubeltdtte
Des erlten Surn>parts nit eiltem Deufitein Su YER
leben, Der 5u9letd eth GrinnsrungeSsiden Eel fir
Oen erlten touring lhen Gurntag. Cine Samm=
lung er9ab bic CUR auefubrung piele5 Sel6lu0es
nGtbige Summe,
Son tbrer 6abrt bierber 3uriid9efebrt, nabmen
Die Surner NblhieD, unO Iino in pieler giadt
falt Iammtltb naG ibren 6elmat9eolten able>
reist.
Son prlitii0er 8eOeutung lit Der 8efdlu6,
ireldser in elmer SGueenperl ommlung urter Dem
9ralOium res 6ergU9S seltern selaBt purDe unp
Der oabin 9ebt, in Der ouf mor9en %anberaumten
9rpBen SerlammIung ben Nntrae auf OranDuns
elnes speltlhen SGibenbunOee", uno elmer
oOeutlAen ShIben3eitun9", Ippte ouf pie pertu=
pilh tptererfsbrenpe Ntbaltung zines peatl6en
S6ubenfelte8 gu ~ItelIeu.
NrerRest.
Dim Sunntna, ben IA. SUIT, Mur9ens, alS
Der 6Gni9 pom preuben in gaoen auI Ger Yroe
menaOe auf uno ab 9ina, wllrpe nit eirem Nts
ltUl Elm Mprrperluf aaf i'm gemodt. Der &5=
Mig erbielt i~ncelien feline onpere Gerlebunq, ais
cine lstAtc GUntuFCn i'm gladen, unp febrte gu
SUP na6 leiner @obnun9 Surid, Der Attentd
ter muroe elsid rarauf perbaftet. Gr lit Elm
jun9er Niaun, Namehe 8efer, d Sabr alt
unD aus SOelia 9%ebirti3 uno Stuoent az 9sipe
gig. IS wurpe bel ibm Elm Srief o%efuuoen, in
melhem er lAreibt, rap CT Npar Den 6Gnia per-
9nlih adte, i'm absr niGt fir befaDi9t balte,
Die peutl6e 6rage NIT Gbre unD Wilr0e gu H.
len. Gr erflart feielIid, paB er gar feline Niit-
l9uloigen bate.
Der 8ronprtn3 bon 0relben, Der gum geluGe
lei Der &Dnigin 8lciUfia mar, rei(te aletA mad
Gmpfang Der Nadriht BON Nttentate BON Ss=
borne mad gaben 8apen as.
Dos leste 6eleeram beri9tet, bnB Der 3ulanp
Ipes &Intss Refriepi9enp 1T.
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pos @ffo6tfelo Yerlies. @etne Mannlduft banat

pas @6loGtfelO SerlisB. @etne Manniaaftb anst
Dem madsrn Oit8ier auenebmenO an. AuBsr,
pie eripabnt, Der fsinpliden GapaGerie, b%e9esnete
Sol. MontspmerY mabrcnp Der gan5en Wadht
teinem perfolsenpen 6etnOe. Sol. Mlont9omerq
commanpirte In ben Sabren 1855 nnO 90 gu
Sort &tleY In &anfao NIT Dem Gan9e etne0
Sberltlteutenant, gorsebliGe S9mpatbie nit
ben 6reiltaotleuten oerontobten Den panaligen
&rieseietrstdr, Sefsrlon Davis, benz 2tent Col.
lein Commando gu ent3leben. Gr 1T Iettosm
obne Nnltelun9 s%ebIieten, Bis tbm pom gEe'p
Serle9 beim Se9inn pes 9e9snwartlaen Srte9fe
ein 9teaimsn anBetra9en wnroe. Mtan lpr'dt
DaYpn, tbm feline Steaun9 IN Der Armee ipteoer
1T aeber.
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9lna gRnihinntpn.

@aittn9ton, 81. Suit. So6n Spl
lpbau, Elm Wtonn, Der IiA BET Butts 9tun unter
Oerl6iepenen 9roteniionen berumtrieb, uup felt
jener 3ejt in @olbin9tpu auf einem 9ierre ein=
berltol3trte, melhe8 ougenldemlld Der 0egierung
sebbrte, 1T fslt5enpmmen rpcrDen. 3eugen. DIE
ge9en i'm auftrlten, iagen aus, Dap CT bel Bulls
9tun bebauptet babe, er befinpe liD bort ais DE
ptldentrdger an bObe Sifjiere. cine 8ebaup
tung, Die l@ mad naberen &rtunDigun9en als
unwa6r ermteien bat. Gine llntsrluhung Ger
uultanpe, Die nit Der Nnpelenbeit pieles Man.
neS bel 8uus Stun O~erfniiPft linD, miro pabr=
lhetrliG 2l6t perbreitsn iIber Die SperatiCnen
Der 8redinriDge unp Sadion Alpciation, lppie
uber Die 8or8an9e am r~eputlitantlAen l5aupt>
quarter unD ilber Die Grei9ntlle an Der @de Der
leGlten Strabe uno pennnlOania 9penue. Sol
Iobau 1T jeBt i'm Wsfangnib uno miro eth Ser
bGr Su bethlehem babvn. So lGeint, paB es tbm
g%elungen mar, ols 9pte bel Dem &rtees- Gore
pOnoenten Der 9ereinigten Drelle cine Nnltelluna
gu erbaltsn uno poB CT ppr Der SdlaGt BEL Bulls
0tun in pieIer @apacitat uber Die 2inien peS
6einpes binaus 9~elanBen tOnnte.
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ccs Oener1I>Wt WtcNielIdu.
Darlington, 81. Suit. Na6lteben6er
Vefebl wurDe beute %erlaIIen 4;
Sauptqtnrtier, 0tS. ant g>ptomac.
Walbin9tUn, 81. Suit. 1861.
Der commandments General pteler O~iptlion
fat nit 8epauern %bertertt, baB cine 9rOBe Nn=
gail BON SfF3teren uup S0lpaterE wel6e In Der
um9e9eno BON Walbin9tpn l%tottontrt lino, Die
0empbnbeit batsn Die StraBsn uno Sotel5 bic
ler Staot gu frequentiren. Oieies lit Der SrD-
nun9 uup militdril6en Ot6jiplin auBerlt naG
tbetli9 unO muB icfort dufb6ren.
Die 3ejt unO Dienlte aller pteIe CT 0toilipn att
9eb0renpen ger omen milfien ben 9fII9ten tbret
bttrefenOen @ommanDp'o gepipmet lein. IS
miro Desbnlb btermit befObleu, Dap ee fetnem Si
ft3ier Dcer SolOnten ferner 9~eltattet 1T ltb BON
letuem 2ager 81 e~ntffrnen lnp Walbingtpn gu
beludeu, au8genummen in GIfIaung elmer off
3ieae1 9FiGt ooer CUR 8eiUr9ung pitAti9er Dri-
pot9eiGafte, 81 welAem 3pede 9eldriebeue @er.
mits Don Den 8ri9aoe=@ commandments aus9ege-
ben iperpen. Der @trmit gibt ben 3ped peS
Selude6 an.
Die 8rigabe=G Ommanbeur5 lino fir ltrenee
Nusfubrung pteles 6efebls p|erantportli6.
Sol. q. Norter Don is. Ser. ct. Sniantgrte-
Negtutent6 1T gum 3eitreili9en 9ropolts Wiarltaq
fur 98albingtUn beOrpert unO ut ibm Dem3ufol9e
WebUrlam uup Nhtung Su leilten. Gpl. pprter
tat lih in psrion auf uulerem 0auptquartier nm
Snltruttionel gu melOen.
1fcGlellan, STANDARDIZATION.
g. @i0tanr, Nltf. sa9enl .%s4iajOr.
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@rpfetGonems gtesieruna in weiTguri

Seffer1on GttY, 81. Suit. Oil
Staat5 @Onpention erlpdblte teute 6amilton 81.
0arnbIe gum propiliOneIen @Ouperneur, BlaarO
Ut. pale gum lieutenant @ouperueur unp Nior-
pscat oliver gum StaatSletretar. Die SppoT-
ttorS= Yartet purpe Oe5 Stimmens entbobet,
ooG proteltirte Otelslbe 9e3en Die Sefu9niB Der
GOnOention. Die Saau9uratiOn finpet beute
gfa4mittag fat.
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Mnep,na bes Gr.@One. g1ife.

@6tlobvlp6ta, 81. Suit. Die Ners
gorter 3eituneen brinsen cine Depsl6e aus
@lartsburg, @elt= girginten, tpOna@ Elm &i
3piIHen 1000 Se3elf. 6ruppet inter st 0ouo.
gBtIe unO 5000 Unions ruppen nnter BEN
COMMANDO bes Got. 9Y1er ltattaefunoen bat, =
900 Unions 1ruppen unO 1900 Gonfeoertrtt
Io1en 9etGOtet unO oerp1npet lein* Sen. Wtl'
,oq lid lbleuniolt surud.
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Mus Geraa.

Mew.@Orf, 81. Suit. Der @ouefpun.
bent Der USritune" tbeilt NIT, pa6 Sort Gilmore
in 6eraS etne Serltdrtnng BON 40 Gompagnieen
erbalten babe unD paB @pt. @unbY SOrbueituns
gen 9%etrpfen babe, Sort 8liB, wel6es Die Sept
ner jeBt NOD belebt balteu, unfeblbar Uisper 3u
nebmen.
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4lus Sort yye

Sort Mpnrpe, 80. Suit, Capt. &tG=
patrtG's erlte @ompagnie berittener SAiibtn fam
9eItern frliebier an unO wl,rpe nit alaemeiner
6rtuoe begriBt. S6on langt batte iA pas
SeDurfhiB, eiuer tittbti9en Ga9aQerte bier 9eltenp
9emaGt.
@en. 8utIer iOl i'm 8e9rife lte9srt, fd mad
Walbin9tOn gu begeben.
Daa &rie9s9eribt 9egen Sol. Qaen 1T gum
Shlulie 9etDnuien llnD bat bas DrDtotpl Ietner
SerbanpIuneen naA 8albin9ton 9el9idt.
gSeiteres aus Mpnrue
Der Dompfer @eprgtanna fam I'm Z lltr an
uno traGte Die nuAiplseuOen Mittbeilunsen aus
Slp YOiut unp un,grsenb,
I'm 2 ubr 9{admittagS tpurbe am Oien(fag
Elm &anOnen6oOt unter Dem COMMANDO pes
9ieuteuant5 Grpsbp nah Dem potpmacfluB oe=
ihift, nit Dem 8efeble, eini9e Sdife in 8rano
3l leBen, Die gum Gransport BON Drppiont II, {
~. fir Die 9iebelIen Derpen0et purDer. SIS betBt
DAP ptele S6ife in Baltimore bsfrnHtet ipprper
Ilien.
I'm 8 llbr in Der glaht BON Dienaag aui
Mittlppd, ais Die Oeorgianna" Die Minpung
DIS 9pconote 8luliss paiiirte, Oernabm man an
SorD ~DeIielben befttgen &anOnenopnner pom pbe=
rem 6lulie ber nnp es wlrpe borausgeIebt, DAP
Die Ntbelen cine Satterie CUR Dednns Der Can
pung Don @untrebanoe lpielen lieBen. Das Don't
nertag 8oOt miro ndbere Gunpe bieriiber brin
gen. Nlgenein miro ge9laubt, oab @en. But
let nit ieiuem Stabe nad gSalbineton oerlebt
neroen miro, I'm bort nlebr aftipen Dient su
tbun, wdbreno 0en. @Bpol bier an Die Gtels
%pelielben treten miro.
Commodore Strius6dn maGte all 8pro bea
OampferS u1tinnelOta" GerluGe nit einem ueil
conltruirten @eidiBe, Die liA ais ausse3ettnet
%erpielen. Son Baltimore aus waren cine Nfalle
3sIte unO GeIOselAirre mad Sort Monroe &c.
bra6t l@pprre1, woralS nit 0ledt Der S6lub ge-
5o9cn miro, pab Die Sruppen+NfaGt bort bepsu
tenD perltGrft wsrOen lol.
Die u@eorgianna" braGte Elm @elhib nit
fir Die 3ouapen ouf 6eperal 9iQ. Goa Den
Sepe9un9en reS SetnpeS bate teiner Der an
Srro anpelenOen Sii3iere bic 9~erin9ite Neuts=
felt mit3utbeilen.
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elus Dem Eager bes Ger ennfs

SanoY sort, 81. Suit. Die 86ube
Salano 8atterie Die BET Bulls Jlun 70 TAPER oe u,
fpGten, 1T bier on9etcmmen
Neue 3ruppen fommeu tG5ltd an.
grtefe an SOlOaten unp Sff3iere iolten mad
&nurptle aoorel1rt rerCen, pa li6 bort Die pent
Qa9er nadlte NOtsStation %beinbet.
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Mi6puri stnntas5nnnentin,,

Sefferion Gttg 80 Suit. Die Gon-
0entiun bat Die STEELE fir @uuoerneur, Qteut :
0Ouperneur unO StnatS Setretatr far yafant err
flart. Die Sibe Der Mttqlieper Der Wtlsble.
bung puroen fur pafant erfl1rt.
Die Convention miro beute cine propticril6e
Staat6reateruua ernennen.
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SOm Gen. Eonfs @ofonne.
Seine @eseiffonstrnppsn III Sarpers SerrD. aSabr:
fe,einlid,ss NorriIegem nes Gen. Sphnffnn.

fo,einlidDGs NOrriicPen 0es Gen Sobnfton.
SanDp bopf, 81. Sult. DaS Eager If
rubtg unp in better Sronung. Mtan ~benertt
nidt5 BON ben y~lebellsn in Der Nambarl6aft.
Sen Sanfs 1T nit ieinem Stabe eifrtalt Damlt
belGdittst, Die 8ruppen in 8ri9aoen ein3utb,ilsn
Dieifr YlaB beherridt 5arpers GerrY unp fam
nit nentg Mibe fat uneiaaebmbar esmadI
meroen.
Die 8atterien iinb ate in Srbnun9. Gs Mir
etn lGarIe8 Au9e auf Die @eeeno BON Qessburq
9ebalten, bon mr. aus Sen, Solution nit einer
farten druppsnmadt I'M Nnmarl6 lein lpa.
Gs mtro 9enam recc9noc3irt.
Die Gilenbabnbriide an Der Scrip pirp lGnel
pieper erbaut wsr2en.
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snOaffom in Soma burd, ee,eftOmiaem.

8urltnetcn, 81. SuIt. Nl6ri&ten oOh
Der Minouri=@ rdn3e melOen, oab cine Qn,ubt
Se3eliuniiten Die @rdn3e BON Soma iiberidritten
tdtten. Die pCrtt9en 8emobner ntepernegeIn uno
ibre QGobnun9en ab6rennen.
Gin 8abn3ug nit Manni@aft nno @afem
9ing unUsr3a9liN ba9tn al, um Dem pnfug q.
im.ellerl.
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Gatrmpunt &anpercin NSp.1

Eie Wu9Lt Der hes pbens nannten Soupcrc ne meloee hermit
e in6t ; ute Den 1. Au9ut i'm YeEIGnnlne 9slctal N erItenen,
tnSem bic Seamtenpabl fur rae natfe Sabr attnnbea miro.
SIN Gnftrale bsS Yrq ficeatq
Do Sp4n B.ttrptf, Sstr.
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Nicnr Nn}elgcu.
Ssfnnntntndmma

Dst e~ntitebenS II Ytt5 ieOeEn UDm @5lt more &rfeter- Rrar-
TEN unterltusun8arer IN ol ne ermit Rr Naari I. oa berlelbe
inh IN elmer am 20 Stliltattaefnnoene Gr r1.ceneral 9aiant u.
luna o1tSelpf hot. nb f0ahcn All 9 w1ienen Ntu lie sr ibren
-Antbet1 OIL Tsan5 . ie IN go. lao Staft. in tmpfans nesn en-
40 DaS 6iu~au5=@Dmtte.
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6armOnie 8aupcrein Slp. s.

6retlg zen 2. Au9ui 1851; ~@ensraloer amml no, tSeamte
nab nno Ssamn reg ~Intdsiser @ia5ablunseu. wpppa be Mtt,t
Ger 9efaIIi9G atpt3 nebm. n poaen
Safpb &u6plpb, priIib.
0OU &. BesOIo, SER.
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Gernania @nuaerein 81.

9eute Ocnnerita9 ben 1. 9nauit, beno s llbr, Sobrfs. Ser
1amnlnn9 unp Seamt nmal, irpe a d @ieceraufnabme ne
e%t9ettut seweienen 3~abIHn9en.
Up e q Wy4eI CIR
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Naar aaeber's 9urnersM eaiment.

SO arlington 81. Suli. DaS 3urAer-
Ne9insnt inter Sol, Mar yBeber's COMMANDO
tat Iib auf wettere prei Sabre einldpGren lalisu.
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aue Dte'en9en peLbe lin nod prnl gg tn9tener gaiai0
~anlflieBen modem. iinO aut9erprpsit i0 IN Ger Surnbaai
oo. 90 rs yralflt - 81 relten, no ell Offtjer aRpeeRE
miro, nm Die yfamen elnSurpnuen.
Us -@ aN vt &raiaonpmAtn
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Nreies 2 cbieeen!!

aA@a 7 NretesS bieeen
EaF@a Nn Nusuit ftnbet Elm grsisl6bb II ltatt. gN.
U4a-sa-@aa=mp ainpen 0ttt9teoer mhnm unbeOnsI lbe ,ea,
&arteu am @nSous pcr3eiaen.
pa an @in99n9 teme Sdlets cerfauit ner en-, 10 fnb Gintr IT'S.
tart II pei Serim Stmrn, aO eS. @arpner, 3 CTS umo Or. QSnh.
paro gu paren. Ntitoe uno paiue Dt1slnber, ns lb am Sae
sc ~bstpttl9en mcuea miIlieu lbre Flclle biz uR Il / aui Cer
S1cBtann bersi barren. 0as sonute Der
Oo-Ufp Baltimore S9a sens@elellf9oft.A
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Mrmee=NcfebI

ecs GeneralzM aiOr OtcGteltam.
% Burlington, 81. Suit. NaAtebenDel
Vefebl murDe beute erlalIen !;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
The Southwest-By Telegraph.
SpR1.GFIELp, Mo, May 4

SPRI:GFIELD, MO, May 4.
Hon. John S. Phelps addressed, to-day,
the largest meeting that has been held in
this county since the secession excitement.
he SAID secession was unconstitutional,
and believed in revolution only when evils
are so great that civil war is preferable
Missouri should not secede, and should not
take part in the war between the North
and South, commenced without consulia-
lion with her. He approved of Gov. jack
sons refusal to send troops TO aid the Fed
eral Government, and expressed the hops
that the border States will act as mediators,
to stay the hand of civil war. He believed
that the military law Of 1867 should be
re. enacted, as that entailed no expense OH
the State. He regretted that Virginia had
passed an ordinanbe of secession. de ex-
pected the people to stand firm against Sc
eession. While he should bow in submis-
sion TO the finally expressed will Of the
people. he would vote against secession.
After Mr.. Phelps, A. nj. Bedford, oil
Arkansas, sece ssionist,) spoke few min
utes, when Judge Orr replied 10 Bedford,
briefly. demolishlng him completely.
Secession is declining in this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

WHAT CASH WILL Discriminating, nteRd-
ing to change his business, now offers his stock
of Toys, Baskets, and 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 to buy should embrace the present OPP
pOrtunity, and supply themselves while they can,
at cost.
HIS Jewelry and Watches he proposes 10 sell
at reduced prices, for cash, but il charged, will
go down at regular rates. These inducements are
now offered, 10 realize, and effect such change
IN his business as will enable him to devote his
time more exclusively to his legitimate oecupa-
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 10 persons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
Z o % @ "A TO O. ,
TNHIS fine thorough bred Stallion will a.

'hlo me lnorougn ofed otaihon VIII r.
Il make the present season at my sta 10y
Bile, miles southeast from Glasgow, and serve
mares at $40 the season, payable lst day of Janu-
airy next. Mares bred BY the season that prove
not to be in foal, will be served gratis the next
season, or those who prefer can breed at SIS 70
insure colt payable when the fact is ascertained
or mare traded of, -
TOUCH STONE has been shown az blooded
stallion at nearly all the county fairs in this Sec
ton, and took in premiumI last fall alone over
$500. will give SIS premium TO the best
Touch Stohe colt foaled this Spring, 10 be award
ed at the Howard County l. air this Fall.
TOUCH STONE is a beautiful dark bay,
without white, full l6 hands high, seven years old
In him you have combined great beauty, with
size, style, color, power, perfect action and pur-
ty of blood. By reference to his pedigree, you
will see that no horse, here or elsewhere, boasts
of better or more fashionable pedigree, He
was sired by the famous Epsilon; he by old Pa
cifc ,one of the best sons Of Sir Archie; his dam
by Sir Richard, own brother TO Monsieur Tonson
and Henry, that ran the great race with Eclipse;
I'd dam Imported Eagle; 3rd dam Wilkes Won
der; 4th dam Chanti :leer; 9th dam Imported Stir
ling; 9th dam Clodous; eth dam Imported Silver
Eye; s,h dam Imported Jolly Roger; 9th dam
Imported Partner; 10th dam Imported Monkey,
18th dam Imported mare Of the stud Of Harrison
Of Brandon.
TOUCH STONES dam, RosemeTy, was by
the renowned imported Sorereign,sir OF Prioress,
now in England, who has the fastest time
ever made in England at two and three quarter
miles; another OF his get, Charleston, is now in
the breeding stud of on English Dobleman, and
stands at sl00. RosemeTy's dam is the celebra-
ted race mare, Beta, by imported Leviathan; LIST
dam Juliet, by Kosciusko; 2nd dam Blank, by
Sir Archie; Sd dam imported Psyche, by Sir Peter
Teazle; 4th dam Bah, by Bordeaux, ith dam
Speranzer, sister 10 Salram, by Eclipse; 9th dam
Virago, by Snap; 18th by Regulus; Sth dam by
Crab; 9th dam Miss Slammerkin, BY True Blue,
10th dam Lord Oxrord's Dunn Arabian, llth dam
out of D'Archy's black legged Royal mare.
Mares from a distance will be attended to
strictly, and furnished good blue grass free of
charge, and grain fed If desired, Great care to
prevent &C cidents or escapes; but no liability
should any occur. JAS. H. HADEN-
ET The fine premium Jack, ECLIPSE, will
stand at the same stable, and mares at IS 10
insure colt, payable as above. mar2l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PUlMOEaC WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887,
and first article of the kind ever introduced
under the name Of "PULaoNIc WATERS" in
this or any other country; all other Pulmonic
Waters are couuterfeits. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WArERs.
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULMoNic WATERS.
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRyAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pans in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve 1ncipient Consumption, Lung Disease,
BRyAN's PULMoHIe WAFERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BBYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BKyAS's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Are Blessing 10 all classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAN's PULMoYIo WAFEss
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are warrants 10 give satIsfactions 10 every one.
No family should be without box of
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be withouta supply Of
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAIVERS
in his pocket.
Noperson will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
may2 atm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
MRS. WINSLOW AGAIN.

Mrs. Wlnslow, an old and experienced nurse,
has devoted herself for thirty years exclusively
to the care of children. She has Soothing Sy-
rup for children teethng, which we believe a
most valuable preparation, not only for children
teething, but IN all cases of Dysentery or Diar-
tho. We speak Of what we know, when we say
ribs Soothing Syrup acts like perfect charm in
the above cases. We have witnessed the most
satisfactory and pleasing results from the use of
it, upon suffering infants and children; IN great
variety Of cases. II gives universal satisfaction,
perfectly safe for the feeblest infant and pleasant
TO the taste. We sincerely believe the mother who
has child suffering from any OF the above COM
plants, and negecls 10 provide this medicine for
Its relief and cure, is depriving the little sufferer
Of The remedy ofaH the world best calculated 10
give it rest, and res tore il 10 he alth. apr5-2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

Positively the most wonderful thing dis
covered in the nineteenth century is Professor
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. II restores
perfectly gay hair to IFS original color, makes il
grow on the bald and will preserve it perfectly to
any age, if only used by the young twice week.
Dandruff and disease cannot exist on the scalp
where this is used. See circular, and we defy
doubt.
CArrIoN-Beware of worthless Nominations,
as several are already in the market, called by
di ferent names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St.
Louis Mo-, and New York, are blown in the bot
tie. Sold by all druggist and Patent Medicines
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and toilet goods in
the United States and Canadas. may2-lm.