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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-06
From the Christian n Messenger.
Non-Attendance On Public Worshi,

Non-Attendance On Public Worship
In recent issue we called attention to tn
painful fact, that large portion of the in
habitants Of our State were in habitual ncglec
} of public worship upon the Sabbath There
are undoubtedly various influences that con
| tribute to this neglect, some of which, VIZ
have already mentioned. 1t is not, however
of so much consequence to know what are
the causes, as to be able to know by wha,
means remedy may be provided We dc.
sign in this article to make suggestions in re-
gard to means which may be applied to awak-
en- greater interest upon this subject.
1t is important that the professed children
OF God, in this regard, set an example worthy
Of imitation. It is obvious that no small por-
tion of this neglect Of the house Of God, lies
at the doors of those who profess the highest
regard for the claims of the Gospel. Among
these are found not a few who not only neg.
lect social meetings, but are often absent
from the sanctuary. They are not apparent
ly dictated by any strong unbending princi-
| pies, but consult their own convenience and
indifferent feelings, and regard it of but lit.
tie account whore and how the Sabbath is
spent. Every professed Christian is under a
strong obligation to give his or her influence
to sustain the institutions of the Gospel. We
have right to expect that they will cheer.
fully pay of their substance for its mainte-
nance, and also give to this cause the weight
Of their example. How many families and
neighborhoods have been led to treat the
means of grace with Indifference from the
neglect Of protesting Christians If any
thing is needed to convince any one of the
magnitude Of this neglect, let them calculate
the average attendance Of the members of
their own church upon Sabbath services In |
this matter, there is great responsibility |
resting upon the professed disciples of the
Savior. We fear that many who are guilty
do not know what they do-they do not re-
fleet upon the nature and results of their
course. ....
In addition to o good example there should
be systematic efforts to call into the house Of
God these neglectors of salvations. All will
be ready to coucede that it is the duty Of the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-06

DECISIVE MEASURES IN M1ssoUR1.-The
friends Of the Government will regard with
pleasure the prompt action OF Gen. Fremont
in suppressing the rebellion in Missouri. He
evidently believes that it is time to be in earn.
est that handling traitors with kid gloves is
not the way to subdue them that admins.
tering a mild dose of oath to man who be.
gan his crime by breaking the most sacred of
oaths is not the sort of punishment likely to
prove exemplary. Instead Of this, he extends
the iron rule of martial law over the State;
all men taken in arms are to be tried by court
martial; and if found guilty they are to be
shot; their property is con6scated and their
sla yes are free from the date of the proca.
nation. Bridge and railroad destroyers will
suffer the full penalty of the law; and all
who aid the enemy by correspondence or Civ
ing information are orderod to desist. All
men in the disaffected districts are ordered to
return to their homes forthwith. The civil
avs will not be suspended where tho people
oyally execute them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Charles B. Scripture and Eliz-
wv abeth f. Scripture, his wife, by their Deed
Of Trust, bearing cate the 23i Of December, 1855,
and recorded in the Recorders Office Of Howard
County, in Deed Book, page 13s, 1876 and 1871
did CONVEY, TO- the urdersighed, trustee, the fol-
lowing described rea4and personal estate, to-wit:
The ncrtheas, part Of the fractional quarter OF
section twenty-three, (23) in township fifty, (5o)
range eighteen, (l8) with all the sppurtenanees
therunto belonging, to-wIt: One Steam saw and
grist mill; also, two dwelling houses, and othi
er houses suitable to the former, containing q
acres, or less; also, part of the west half Of
Of the north east quarter of section twenty-three,
t2S) in township nifty, (50) range eighteen, (1S)
containing one and one-half acres, more or less;
also, four yoke OF oxen, known as the mill teamj
also, two, wagons, with ali that belongs thereto.
This Trust was made TO secure the payment of
promisory notes. executed BY The said Charles B.
Scripture, Daniel Crowley and James Wilson, TO
Robert Chandler, therein described. Now, mas
much as said hote has become due, and is still
unpaid, as trustee, al the request Of the holder of
said mole, and by virtue Of said deed Of trustwili
proceed to sell the aforesaid property, real and
personal, 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
at the residence Of The said Charles B. Scripture,
in Howard County, Missouri, between the hours
Of o'clock, , A. NJ, and ?. NJ, on Saturday, ,he
25th day Of Msy, 1851. for the purpose Of obtain
ing money to pay Of, IS directed in said trust
deed, all expenses Of the trust and sale, cad the
Qote with all interest due thereon, 10 the afore-
mentioned parties ia"
- GEORGE T. GARvIN, trustee.
Howard County, No.; April 25ik, 1861.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
Convention of the Border Slave States

Convention of the Border Slave States.
Our readers are aware (ssys the Louis
VILE 1ournaD that the members Of the Ken
lucky delegation to the border slave State
Convention met at Fraakfsrt for coasults-
ton with each other last Saturday. They
asbed thar tina following important doen-
msnt intended e an ,ppe.l 10 States which
have not as yet appointed delegates, shall
be published in ths papers Of all the border
slave S.stes:JU = yfTr-gT-u
'"Ths legislature Of Kentucky, In its
anxiety 10 put stop 10 civil war by some
peaeeabls adjustment Of the deplorable cen
trovefsy, did, by an act Of the date Of the
fird o. April, provide for a meeting Of del
egaies from the border slave States us have
nc, passed orJinsnees Of secession, to con.
vene in Frankfort, on the 9th Of May
The object Is distinctly declared in The asl
"to consult on the critical condition Of the
country, and agree upon some plan Of peace
able adjustment" Tfs. fFG
"Ths act providing for an election BY til.
peopl. of Kentucky OF delegates 10 the Con
vsnticns This election was held in pursu
sncs Of the act, and the measure has beer
ratified by an unprsteasn'edly large popu
lar vote. l.i ~.
The delegates, thus elected held pre-
Ilm,nary meeting in Frankfort. on the HI
inst and determined tina, they would not ex
errise the authority given them Of chang
ing The time Of the generalmssting, but tina
i. should take place on the 9th Of May
the day designated by the Legislature.
at Is earnestly desired that the delegate
appointed, or who may be. hereafter appoin
ted, from other States, viii unite in Con
ven.ion on the day appointed, and make on
or more efIor, to save the country from ru
| in -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
TIE GrRnAns or JEFFERSON Crrr.-A.

TIE GERnArs or JEFFERSON CirY.-A.
bout 200 Germans of this city organized
during the past week and offered ,heir SER
vices to the Governor. The Governor
accepted them IN few appropriate re-
marks, statipg that the State would know
no distinction between her native and fsr1
eign citizens, that all would be protected
no odds what had been their political opin-
ions. As they were neal. at hand, il was
not necessary that they should. fsave their
business at this time, but to hold themselves
in readiness to d.iend the capital, under
the Stale dag. IN case Of invasion. The
Germans fat outraged by the conduct
sf thsfoFcss setting under command Of Capt.
Lyon, and should Federal troops advance
upon the city, whether for taking losses.
sion Of the Cspital or by armed occupation
10 menace the people, we are satisfied that
thsy will stand side by side with onr native
forces 10 blending the honor Of the State
end the ssnetity q their rights II oil hsz.
,ards.-t1 sderson- Examiner. q "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

WHAT CASH WILL Discriminating. intend
ing to change his business, now offers his stock
of Toys, Baskets. AID 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 raes: therefore, those
who want TO buy should embrace the present OPP
pOrtunity, and supply themselves while they can,
at cost, .Tla
HIS Jewelry and Watches ne proposes to sell
at reduced prices, for cash, but f charged, will
70 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 occupa-
tion. Recolect that the cash will get Toys. Fam
cy Goods, and Baskets, at cost, and Watches and
Jewelry OF reduced rates. AL job work, cash,
without respect to persons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
Military Districts.
FIRST DISTRICT.

--. FIRST DISTRICT.
ST. Francois, Ste. Gsnevieve, Perry,
Cape Girsrdeau, Bollinger, Madison, Iron.
WAYNE, Sioddard, Scott, Mississippi, New
Madrid, Butler, Dunklin, and Psmiscot.
sRcoEp DISTRICT.
Scotland. Clark, Knox, Lewis, Shelby,
Merton, Monroe, Rails, Pike, Audrain,
Csllaway. Montgomery, Lincoln, Warren
and 81. Lhsrlss. .y (, .-r .s. .'
THIRD DISTRICTS.
Putnam, Schuyler. Sullivan, Adair, Linn,
Macon, Charlton, Randolph, Howard, and
Boone. ; =, = G4<ft}Et
rovRTH DISTINCT.
Gentry, Harrison, Mercer, Grundy,
Dekalb. Daviess, Livingston, Clinton, Cald
well, Ray, and Carroll.
FIrrn DISTINCT.
Atchison, Nodawsy, Holt, Andrew, Bric.
hanan, Platte, and Clay. 1-'. .'5.
SIXTH DisTRicr.e
Saline, Pettis, Cooper, Moni,eau. Gale,
Usage. Ga.conrds, Marie,, Miller, Mor.
gan, Camden, Pulaski, and Phelps.
skvrkfR DISTINCT.
Dallas, Laclede, Texas, Dent, Re, nolas,
Shannon, Wright, Webster, Greene, Chris.
tan, Stone, fancy. Douglas. Ozark, How
ell, Oregon, Carter, and Ripley.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Jackson, Lafayette. Cass, J ohn'on, Bate.,
Henry, Benton, Hickory, Polk, ST. Clair,
Vernon, Cedar, Dade,- Barton, Jasper,
Lawrenes, Newton, Mcdonald, and Barry.
WITH pfsTRIcr.
ST. Louis, Washington. Franklm, jensr-
son, and Crawford. n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
HEADQUARTERS OF THE COMMANDER.
iH-CHrEr OF TIE FoRcrs OF Mo.


Is-CHrEr OF TIE FoRcrs OF Mo.
JrrFrRsox CRY, Ma, l6. 1861.
General Orders No. e..
LIST. For the purpose Of carving into
effect the militia laws. of the State, the
Brigadier. Generals in their respective
Districts will, with the least possible de-
lay, proceed to organize the militia accord
ing to Law, and hold them in readiness for
active service, should the emergency arise
10 require it.
I'd. The Brigadier Generals will, as
soon q, possible. forward 10 the Adjutant-
General of The STATE full returns OF the
strength Of their respective Districts, and
will appoint for temporary service such
staff officers as may be necessary 10 aid
them in carrying into effect the foregoing
orders. r. -'7ra ils....
3D.. The militia when organized, will
until further orders, remain in their res
pective neighborhpods. 49,
4lh, All officers and soldiers Of the mill
are enjOined to use every lawful authority
and means. in their power 10 protect the
persons and properly OF the citizens Of the
Slate, without reference to political opin-
ions.
9th. The object Of organizing the militia
being simply to protect the people in their
rights under the Constitution Of this Stale
and Of the United States. all officers and
soldiers OF the militia will be careful 10
avoid collision with any armed bodies, un.
less in an emergency It should be necessa-
ry to protect the lives, liberty and proper.
Iy Of the people. Ia 4
9Th. The only flag 10 he used by the
militia will be the flag of the State Of Mis-
souri,, which will be furnished to the res.
pective Districts from these headquarters.
STERLING PRICE.
Commander in Chief.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

EXTRACT BUeHu,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlURETfC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease
of TIE Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy.
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFE1TS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

EEThe season is at hand when children
suffer most from the effects Of WORMS. In
all our experience we have found no rene
dy that will compsre with John Bulls tetes-
able Worm Destroyer. 1t is Put up in the
lorm Of candy drops-is pleasant 10 the
tas,e-produces no sickness or other IN.
pleasant effects, and yet destroys worms
with the certainty and promptness Of light
uine.- Maystille Enquirer. uay2-lm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

-dMxEDrAIE SrcrssIox.-Many Of the
advocates of immediate secession in thi,
quarter have persistently denied the state.
ment that Gov. Jackson @aa against it,
Sumo of the more rash and unreasonable
among them hsbitu,lly msintsin, often with
spprobious epithsts calculated TO arouse
excitement, that the opponents Of secession
are Lincoinites, Black Republicans, traitors
10 the South, cowardly submissionists, and
devils generally-litile thinking that at The
time Of these denunciations they were in
volvipg ,bs Governor Of the State in the
sand dilemma in which they would place
others. But it is fact no longer TO be de-
MED that Gov. jackson, properly spprecla.
ting the condition of the State, its geograph-
zeal position being q pro-slavery PENN
sula jutting out into an ocean of free-soil-
Is against immediate secession. The. JEFF
ferson Examiner Of the llth inst, the &C.
credited organ OF Gov. Jackson, say:
The Governor of the State Is no sdyo.
cate for immediate secession" nor for ony
hostility on our part calculated TO provoke
il. He eounssls prudence and abstinence
from oil passion and violence on the par,
OF our people. a.s
This fixes the matter. = Is CT.
jackson Black Repsblioan, Lincolnite,
subgissionist and traitor? T.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
HARVEST COMING.
FT. SUMPTER TAKEN!

4 Ii persons indebted to US, either BY note or
"A account, are respectfully requested 10 come
forward and settle githoat delay. Our business must
be closed; longer indulgence cannot and WILL NOT
BE GIVEN. All accounts and notes, Irrespective
Of parties) not paid very soon, will be placed Int
an officers hands Tor collection, BY law. You
may not be surprised, at any time to find your &C.
count Or note in the hands Of an officer, az the
MONEY MUST COME.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
tUNE WILLIAMS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

T1HE co-partnership hefetosors existing be.
i tween US, under the name and style 81
Strouse Friedsam, has this day been Dissolved
by mutual consent. Ihe bussness Of the slid
firm il 10 be closed by 8. Slrouse, to whom Oh
persons indebted to said fttn, are requested to
make immediate payment. ~. I-ri-
Jan. %, 1861. STR0USE & FRTEDSAM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
a Cara.

q STROrSE win continue business as usual
.. He win have really for inspection and
sale, early in the spring, fun and com
plete assortment of general merchandise, Re-
turning his thanks for the liberal patronage to the
late firm, he solicts a continuance Of the same
pledgfng satisfaction in goods, price, and mode
of transacting business. jan3l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
MARRIED.,

By Elder VIM. NJ. Burton, on Thesday, I4tt
inst, Mr.. JOHN T. MARSHALL and Miss FELICIA
F. AssuRY, all Of this county. $50,
On the l.tinst., in the vicinity Of Roanoke
Mo-, by Rev. W. G. CepIes, Mr.. PErER F.
BuRRus and Miss VIRGINIA. A. HEAP. te-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

TSPstron., gentle men, fellew-citizsns
and soldiers, attention. All monies due
thi. office, for work done in 1860, and pres
IS WANTED. We are in earnest.
We promptly fill orders and have patiently
waited. We are are tired waiting-ws
vast money. Attend 10 it. "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
maYs GREENABAUM 8 oPPENHIMER.
To Ana whom It HAY CeDcern.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage that
i Ihave received in the diAerent Business
that an sng,gsd in, solicit ecntinnsn. Of
the same. i would, also, respectfully intern the
pubic that am compelled to do business On .
shorter time than have usually given. All &C.
counts with me In the year 1891, viii Be eonsid-
cred due in months; thinking il win sun bo:h
parties better than the long SYSTEM and therefore
l will settle four tunes year in the place Of
once. 49, isn1a A. A. PU9H.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
The Splendid Premium Jack,
. LII M "A *

O Il I M "A *,
yTJILL stand the present season at myl
w stable. four miles Northeast OF ~
Glasgow, and viii serve Jennetts ii the0A6
low priceof Twenty Dollars to insure colt, jen-
Nets from distance will be furnished good pas
ture, for the first month gratis, after that, one
dollar per month will beeharged. Grain had On
reasonable terms il desired. Grraf care viii b
taken Of Stock but No Liability fse accidents q
escapes.
- DsscffPiisn anA Re1igree.
CLIMAX - seven years cid. u banda hsah, .
buatifni JET blsck, ans for nyle saa aefies, has
no superior In the country. Ne has faksa more
premiums dian my Jsek a tis State, and be-
never ptoduesd IN iftrdsftnf euft frss Jnnstt
he wifi not Be peF5sifoed D ssrys narps-
CLIMAX wAs sired by h1s-k Msnmoth, hs
By Morenro Mammoth, he by imported Msnmosh.
bis dam, fsnny, was By 7 PIP canoe, he by
Black Hawk, he By Mr.. Ciay's amp mted War;
rior. HIS 4 dam was BY imports6 Pioneer.
An sessoas interested in this kind Of stock afe
desired 10 call and see fos Themselves. ~ Z
spsii A. AIpRiDcE. !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

D ENZINE for taxing ont grstse, etc., spald-
Id inss Giae. Cocoaeine FOR the hair, and Mrs.
Auep,s Hair RessoreF. al fos saie BY
eetit SCRoPP q WiLAAMs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
aUatch aqa Clock Nakiny
FRANCIS MURPHY,

FKANCIS MUKFHNJ
rs selling his stock Of Jewelry and Watch ~
i es at such reduced prices, that notwith- tiI2
standing the scarcity of money, h. is dong fair
business. Sets of Jewelry thai sold heretofore
for $50 and S25 can now be sold for the trifiling
sum of 81, and ether sets cheaper. CAT and
compare them with what you have paid high pri-
ces for. He still continues to give personal atten-
ton 10 the repairing Of Watehes Clocks and Jew
elry and war; ants all work that he does. Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
All persons having Watches or other articles
at his store over ~ months are desired to take
them AWAY. may2. F. MURPHY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

'EfTbs Huntsville I Ala.) AdcOease says
thst when two Of the solunsser companies
Of that place lsfs for the Seat Of war, scores
Of slaves crisd and begged TO 20 and fight
with and for their young masters. About
twenty were taken along. :.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
Glasgow Male Institute

VIM. T, DAVIS, AM, PRIHcrrAI,
G. r. HUGHES, A. b, ASSISTANT.
TINE Fourth Session of this Institute ,5a1
L will commence on the second Mon kaE
day in February next, and continue J
twenty weeks, exclusive Of the Christ- -
mas recess. Ir.lt
TERMS:
Primary English, including Geography,n
English Grammar and Arithmetic, per
session ...I.s $780,. ....-. ........ Sl2 90
Mathematics, and other higher English. 10 90
Greek or Latin with any of the above..... 20 90
Contingent fee per session 1899. ......... l 90
1t is cur expectation to. have, by the commence
ment of the term, apparatus sufficient TO illustrate
the principles Of rratural philosophy, etc.
No deduction will be made for lost tune, ex-
cept in crses Of protracted illness.
Ppipils from'a distance can obtain toarting IN
town or in the vicinity, on reasonable terms.
WIN, T. DAVIS,
ianIst 1861 PaINcirAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
TroOps for jefferson.

r. Two companie. Of ChurilOn troops nun-
bering ,ssns siziy menFeaeh. passed down
last Friday, on the Brunswick steam Ferry
bost. One company was commanded by
r. n. Price, and the other by E. w. Price.
The boys were in fns spirits. l,s b -l.,v +
: Three companies pussed down yesterday
On the White Cloud. One from Jackson,
one from Clay and ons from Carroll. They
were we'll armed, and had several Drass
cannon and arms. Are the same taken from
the Liberty Arsenal, I'VE undermined
There was a slate snd seecsssien flag flying
drum beating. fife aeeonpsnisnsn'. The
officers end most Of tbs men were hand
,.k.ly unifosnss. y0IIlIIL ZOO
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

FThs Mississippi is striosly blockaded
at Memphis. No boats pass up. s,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
ED.

q On the 10th inst, Mrs. Nancy Minis, in tn
57th year Of her age. Is f9s iai 81 -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
Pa blIc Notice.

Pubic Notice.
For the accommodation Of persons desiring TO
avail themselves Of its advantages, have opened
an INFIRMARY or PRIVATE HOSPITAL in
the city Of Glasgow, where, in addition 10 medi-
cal or surgical treatment. patients win be board
ed and receive such other attentions as they may
require. febT l. P. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
ASSIGNEE NOTICE,

THE undersigned, assignee Of St. Clair Page,
l. hereby gives notice TO The creditors of said
Page, that on Tuesday, the 10Th day of Ssptem-
Der, A. D., 1851, be will, at the office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court at Fayette, Howard
County Mo-, proceed publicly 10 ADJUST and al
low demands against the effects of said st. Clair
Page, at which time and place all the creditors OF
said Page are hereby notified to be present, and
present their claims, with the necessary proof TO
establish The same. VIM. V. HALL,
maY9-3m g, aye Assignee ST. CLAIR Page.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
THAT FOR CASH

we will sell goods as low as any house west Of St.
Lonis; and 20 those who are, and hayebeen, prompt
and phnctual in paying us, we are willing TO FUR
n.eh goods in the usual manner. But TO those
who are behind with US, in payin. their notes
and accounts, we are not able to furnish goods as
formerly, and earnestly horz that they will ap-
preciate our cond ton, and will do al m their
power to assist US IA this, our time of nesy. Al
open accounts Of 1850, must be settled, either by
cash or nots--cash preferable.
maye GREENAbAUMk 0PPENHIMER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

yxp-Tbs ssBsnnern must excuse US; We
ara usiss Isrsss hss sad1 hsyssansts wssss !.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
DUKE.o

A&@SN - ~ :"
A s before published, this deservedly
IA poputar horse, viii make The presentN IN
season at the lateresidence or Jno. II. Es-
Till, two miles east Of Glasgow. * a. se5s-
Terns As Follows;
By fhe pa, meni Of $40 in advance, he will
serve any mare through the season, Iastias until
the 4th Of July next. The owner Of sny mare
patronizine him fhrossgA fAe sesson, who fails 10
have his mare gotten with fcsis shall have his
money r.fssded, upon application and statement
Of that fact.
This rule Win be strictly adhered 10 in all cases,
since il is much easier FOR eaen one who Fail. TO
have rad any benefit from the horse, to call and
see me, than fer me to re and see ali. In all CO.
ses, where il may be required, will give receipt
for money. stating the conditions under which il
shall be returned. firs fIaae- sati-1
Good pasturage for mares from a distance, win
be furnished gratis. All care taken, but no res.
possibility assumed for accidents. i5ag
ap,4 JAMES o. sWINNET.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
PROCLAMATION.

TN consequence Of the many difficulties that now
J. surround US, the tightness Of tho times, the
scarcity Of money, we would, by this Prociama-
ton, make known TO our friends,