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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
The Framers of the Constitution Against
Coercion.

IFrom the New York Daily News, alst.l
The 3l,, Day of May, 1887, was mem
orable one in the history Of the formation
Of .he Constitution Gen. Washingtons !he
President of the Convention wa, in the
chair. Seventy-four years aso, this very
day, the question came. up for discussion,
Shall State or States be coerced? In the
Madison papers, vol. II. p. ISL, is the re-
cord: "Ths lss. clause of the 9Th resolu.
ton authorizing an e1ertion Of the force
Of the whole against delinquent State came
next into consideration" J5....t
Mr.. Madison observed "that the more
he reheeted on the use Of force, the more
he doubted the practicsbility, the justice
and the efficacy of it, when applied TO the
people collectively. and not individually
A Union Of the States, containing such an
ingredient, seemed to provide for its own
destruction. The use of force against q
State, would look more like declaration Of
war than an infection Of punishment,
and would probably Be considered ~ The
party attached as diss olution Of all previ.
Gus compacts BY which it might be bound.
He hoped that such q system might be
framed, as might render this resource neo-
essary, and maved that the clause be post
poned." This motion was agreed 10 with
out dissenting voice.
/ The stand taken upon this question by
the fathers Of the Republic, on that msmor.
able day was never changed by them. Thi,
subject WAS incidentally brought in after.
ward, but always with the fixed opinion on
their part, that the exsrtion Of force to COM
pei States to obedience was unjust, unwise,
and lmpraoticaLle. On the eighth Of June,
Mr.. Madison, speaking Of coercion, said:-
"Was such a remedy eligible? Wa. it
practicable? Would this national resour-
ces, il exertsd 10 the utmost, enforce ma.
tional decree against Massachusetts? l,
would not be possible. Any government
for the United States, formed on the sup
posed practicability Of using force against
States, would prove visionary and iala-
oious.
On the 18th of June; Alexander Hamil-
ton Of New York, said: ''Bu, how can
force be exerted in the States collectively?
Il is impossible. 1t amounts TO q war be.
tween the parties. Foreign powers, also
will not be idle spectators. They viii in
tsrfers. Tho confusion will increase. and
dissolution OF the Union will ensus."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
How IT /, woanr.e.-The reader can

How 1T Is WeRKIHe.-The reader can
draw his own inisrences from the following
items: WOO 40
This Paris Mercury Of the 3lst, says,-
Several gentlemen from Lewis county, in
this State, were in our Office on Msaday
last. They were ON their way &c Texas
with a number Of negroes. They say that
;One 40 citizens of that county, with about
that number Of negroes, left for Texas last
week, and would be followed by many
more in the course Of few days, They
made mention Of one family alsns. with
some 40 negroes, that contemplated -lsav-
ing in the course Of len days. Tbs reason
assigned for emigrat,ng, is, the insecurity
of negro property in that part Of the State
and with. "a view Of securing a locality
where they will be free from the annoyan-
ce. they have experienced from Black Re-
publicans and from ibs spread and infu.
ence of Black Repu5licanisn in Missouri
Mr.. Jno. Mccoy. Of Independence. in ,
dispatch to the Republican,. dated LIST. says:
"On yesterday, three sr four Of our promi-
hent farmers lett for the South, with their
families and negroes. After harvest, there
will be quite an exodus Of them for the
t'siand OF Dixie.n = 49, -.- - 4 =
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale.

Is, =, EfuSIeGs Sales 90
ID 7 virtue of deed of trust executed e
ID TO the undersigned by Evan Yancey,SA
and Susan A. Yancey his wife, and in fa--.
vor of ]. R. Yancey, and C. s. ,Yancey, bearing
date January 17th A. D. lSf1, which is OF
record, in the Recorders Office OF Howard county
IN deed OF trust book G. pages 456 and 4s7, to
secure the payment of certain sums. OF, msney
therein specified, I.aill sell sts public sale for
cash, before the Court House door in the town Of
Fsyette, Howard county Missouri, on
Saturday, 18th day OF July, 1861,
between the hours of 10 o'clock N and Z o'clock
NJ Of said day, oil the right title and interest OF
the said Evan Yaneey and Susan A. .Yancey his
wife, in and to the following described real estate
to-wit: -,
The East half Of the Southeast quarter Of
section twenty-five, in Township ffty-,wo Of
Range sixteen, and FIVE acres off the West half Of
the South West quarter of same section, Range
and Township, above named, containing in oil
eighty-ive acres, with al the rights and appur-
tenances thereuhts belonging, ~.
fhs. above land is offered for sale by the con-
sent Of all parties interested in advance OF the
time set forth in the deed Of trust for closing
same: SAML. W. SNODDY.
June 6-4w Trustee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
The Confederate Postal Service.

The Confederate Postal service went
into operation on the first. Pos,masters
are ordered 10 close up their accounts with
the United States TO the -3lst ult. As 10
the rates Of postage, we learn frou the
Montgomery (Als.) .adverfis.r the law re-
quires prepayment in money, until the
necessary stsmps and stamped envelopes
can be procured, at the rate Of Eve CENTS
per letter, weighing not more than half an
ounce, for any distance not exceeding Eve
hundred miles, and FIVE cents additional
for every half ounce or fractoa Of an ounce,
ever Ave hundr ed miles double these rates.
Advertised letters will be charged two
cents in addition TO the regular pOsiase.--
All drop letters; and letters placed in the
Office for delivery only; will be charged
two cents; newspapers, circulars. and other
printed transient matter placed in the office
or delivery only, will be charged one cent.
The postage on weekly newspapers within
the Confederate States will be fen cents
per quarter; for paper published six timss
per week, six times that amount, and for
other publications in proportion. Monthly
magazines weighing not more than one and
a half ounces will be charged two and one
half cents per quarter, and periodicals pub.
li.hcd quarterly or Si.msn.hly will be
charged two. cents per ounce. Transient
newspapers, pamphlets, periodicals, en-
cravings, etc., no, exceeding three ounces
in weight, and published within the Con-
fsderats States, two cents. For all matter
coming from beyond the Confederate State.
doubl. postage win DO chsieed. Publish
srs Of newspapers are entitled to send and
receive from their respective Offices Of pib.
LEGATION. one copy Of each publication free
Of postage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
Later from California.
Foar KEAnsy, June 2.

OFT hEAhEy, Juue Ss
The Pony Express arrived here to-day,
bringing the following summary Of news
from the Pacific coast.
SAx FRarcrsco, May %.
At the municipal election yesterday, the
PEOPLES Union ticket was elected BY sn
average majority Of about 1,oeo. It was
very exciting con:tst, the merchants clos
ing their stores and general suspension Of
business, to give everybody chance 10
participate.
The new Federal officers enter on their
duties on the lst of June. They took nc
part in the municipal election. considering
both tickets sound on the Union question,
and having about. equal claims on the Re-
publican party, each being politically mixed
Five hundred picked men have already
been enrolled for Shifts volunteer regi'
nsnt, including one company Of light artil.
Iery and frs companies Of infantry. When
the regiment is full, It's services will be
rendered to the General Government. A
Li.utenant Of the army has been ietsilsd BY
Gen. Sumner, TO act as Adjutsnt, and he
/ is now experimenting The daily drills.
A can fof Union state Convention ir.
respective o, party, for the purpose Of nom.
ina,inr candidates for Stale officers, is cir
culstink in the interior and is meeting CON
adorable favor.
Tn. Legislature adjourned on the 2olh
having been in session la5 days. I'M
number Of scts passed exceeds 800. ? o--
The leading features Of the Legislation
provides for selling the swamp and 'chO0
land, Of the State, for charge Of the Con
.tif6tiOf By submitting sinsndments to thu
people, for rsspportishing the State, in ss
surd.nc. With the late seensu', and 'tke
Sssdsy law. - ~,
Col. Joseph Hooker. m old resident !. 9
| osliforsis, was one d tas bssstngef' b,
| Il. 81. Louis. he GEES 10 tender his ser
| v;ses 10 the Federal Government. S-5
4 80
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reports Of skirnishes and Conflicts Nv
Telegraph.


A telegraph dispatch from, Wa.h;,e,on
dated End say. the facts relative To- III.
contest at Aqsia crs.k, have been obtained.
! The engagement, began on Friday and las.
led two hours. On, Saturday it was re-
nswed for four hours. Tn. lower branch
battery whish vas damaged on Friday, wa,
fepsired' The forte Of the Confederate Is
'aPpoisa 10 have been 1000: Z -
On Saturday the Freeborn sp 81 to
within two miiss and commenced IN. fire:
The fawnss took nearer position for the
fr't hour. The firing wa, brisk fron BAT.
''ris'. During the Engagsnsn. the Paw
nee Fred 100 shells. 40 observer saw
through telescope number Of bodis.
carried away in wagons. Officers say the
COnfedera,ss had rifed cannon. Both
vessels were damaged but only slightly
One shot went through the Freeborns's
Cabin. The Pawnee received eight shots
The Anacosta returned here this morning.
The Fswnse and Freeborne hauled of, be-
ing unpreparea Tor q long sngagsmen,.-
The Railrosdidspot and building. ashore
were destroyed The rebels it, is believed,
had eight guns.
The dispatch also states that there wa,
= skirmish last night at Fall Church, six
miles back darlington Nights. Our pick.
cts were attacked, and our soldiers woun-
dsd. Later dispatches state that force
Of cavalry and 45 infantry under Licuten-
ant Tonpkins and Gordon attacked the
rebels at Fsirfax Court House. The rsb-
els pickets were met four miles this side,
who fed an alarmed the camp. The cav
airy then cha rgsd on the town; encounter
ing vigorous resistance. people firing on
them from the houses. TompRihs' horse
was shot under him, and his cavalry sur
rounded by rebel infantry, who poured in a
continuous fire, but they fought their way
through them taking a number Of prisoners.
One of the Cavalry was killed and two
wounded. Some staff officers of the 9th
N. Y. Regiment were wounded, being
with the Federal troops. .....
/ Lieut.. Tompkins report 30 rebels killed
and that their force smounisd TO 1900
They had previously supposed there was
bu, 200 there. Tonight our troop, will
advance on Fairfax Codt. House and take
lie. sd
Another dispatch says the rebels hrs re-
treating from Fairfax.
4 CINCINNATI, June 1.-Two columns o.
troops from Gen. McClellan's command
one IN command of Col. Kelly, of the Is
Regiment Of Virginia volunteers, and the
other commanded by Col. Crittenden Of ths
Indiana volunteers, left Grafton early las
night. and after marching during the nigh
for sbbut 20 miles, through drenchinl
rsin, surprised camp of rebels 1000
strong. at Phillippi, Va, routed them; kill
ing $50 and capturing large snount o
arms. horses, munitions, provisions nn'
camp eqnipage. The surprise was com
plete, and at our last advicss the Fedora
troops were in hot pursuit Of the rebels
and it is quite probable many prisoners viii
be taken. Col. Kelly was MORALLY woun
ded and has since died. Several others o
the Federaltrocps were slightly wounded
No general engagement is anticipated
soon--pelhaps not before fall. skirmishe'
will be constantly occurring, and will b.
greatly Exaggerated on both sides
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
GEcaalYEY o. NoRFeLk AEp TIorri1

GEcoaLYHY or NoRFsLk AND VioixirY
As il 10 probable there will be military
operations before long about Norfolk and
Sewall's Point, descriptive sketch Of the
locality and its surroundings will not Do Out
of place. The design of The batteries a,
Sewsli's Point is 10 protect Norfolk, BY
guarding the only approach by water &c
that city. g. tl.s,,.s.-g.
Norfolk is situated upon the right bahl
OF Elizabeth river, eight miles from its
mouth. with 'Gospor,, the place Of the re.
Gently destroyed Navy Yard, upon the op.
posits side 81 the stream. The rives ruins
northwardly. and enters Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads is on estuary or arm Of
the sea, through which James river. run
ming ea,twardly, discharges itself into
Chesa p5aks Bay, near the entrsnss Of Che
.Isttsr Into the Ocean. Upon Ola Point
Comfort, which projects INTO Hampton
Rods from the North Is Fortress Monroe;
aud neatly opposite 70 iliii. shout i've miles
distant, - Sewsll's Point, made by tbs, en-.
.rsnee Of Elizabeth river into the Roads. -
Further ssstwaSdiy,i end upon The same
side Is Fort Calhoun Vssssls bound far
Norfolk must, therefore, pass Sewall',
Point, and be exposed to The ERE Of its bat.
tsriss, and thess must be taken % q pre-,
Iiminsry step to the occupation Of The city.
-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
The Military vs.. The Civil Authority.

AAS AAAse&J w. &1O S4sA 0tsASAAty
There ara two cases new prominently
before the country, in which The Military
and Civil Authorities are measuring
strength: One q 81. Louis, before Judge
Thar, the other at Baltimore, before
Judge TAxrr-both being on writs Of hs.
kas corpus in behalf Of parties held by the
Military authorities, on the ground that the
persons are hostile 10 the government.
Tho Judges have the right, but the nili-
'sry the might-whrch the government is
apparently disposed to exercise. The ha-
bsas corpus suspended, or nulli6ed, leaves
no security for ones person. and OF once
establishes a Militsry Government, the
President becoming Dictator. and his off
ssr' sub Dictsiori throughout the land.
The cases are not yet finally di.posed Of,
md much depends Upon final settlement
The one at Baltimore acquire, Importance
RON the fac, tina. the writ wa, issued BY g
Judge ofthe Suprefhs codtt, who has sp-
Psa'sd directly TO the President; thus bring
ing face 10 face the heads Of the Military
and Civil authorities of the land. A de.
ei'iOn must be had, AMI the country wilt
look for il with great interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
TRUsrEE,s sAIE.

z
DT virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the.
II undersigned, they win sell Ut public sale,
for cash, at the Court House door, in The town Of
Fayette, Hoyara County, Missouri. c9 -
Friday, june 2lsts 1861, syS
If net sooner disposed Of at private salr, town
lots IN said town, Of the pnp5en following, viz VIZ:
and twenty-five, (25) on SAiehj il sifnfed he
buildings known a the "Howard, Female Col
lege," consisting of a hsand1e house IS by ~
college baildisE, 50 5! 90 feet, both be-
ing four stories high eta Of brick Also, all nee
and eonveuient phase fer conducting large Fe-
male College. The properly is to be sold in Or
der ia pay balance due On the cost ss lis etee-
ten, and will be sold before thai day on rezspfa-
BILE terms, st private sails. H. ,tuehsssrs and the
undersigned can eoucur in tSia. xieysi -
y. GA ELLIOTT,
100. 20. DAVIS.
may9 W. T, LUCKY. =
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Public 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 will be board
ed and receive such other attentions as they may
require. feb7 I. P. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

| 1.-THE Memphis Bulletin, Of The s0lh
ul.. says that General Beaursgard has
reached that city. and that his presence
there indicates important movements Look
ing to the defense Of the Mississippi, Valley.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
5000 lbs, Wool Wanted.
20 We will buy all good washed &
or unwasheed
A :" ooh, Lilo
junes n'N Boon, Bosrwtck = co.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

1JHEi cs-paftnership heretofore extstrH be-
i tween Us, under the name and style Of
Strsuse q Friedsam, has this day been dissolved
firm is 10 be closed by S. Strouse. to whom all
persons indebted to said firm, are requested to
make immediate payment. ;:'.,s:-,
Jan. 90, 1861. STRogSE FRtEDsAM.
- a card,
q STRoUSE will continue business as. usual.
y. He will have ready for inspection and
sale, early in the spring, a. full and com
plete assortment Of general merchandise. = Re-
turning his thanks for the Liberal patronage to fhe
late firm, he solicts a continuance of the same,
Of transacting business. jan3l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

WHAT CASH WILL Do.-Chamberlaih, intend
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 op-
pOrtanitS, 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
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 hi.
time more exclusively to his legitimate oecupa.
ton. Recollect that the cash viii get Toys. Fan.
cy Goods, and Baskets, at cost, and Watches and
Jewelry at reduced rates. Al job work, cash
without respect to persons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
-EAP Port List. ;
Special Notice.

We would call the special attention OF our
readers TO the following notice, it is the last
opportunity that will present itself, during the
civil WIT, 10 obtain that fsyorits and effective
weapon, CoLr's REVOLVER. '-'
Colts Mandatory Is now under contract for
year 10; the United States Government; conse-
quenty, all supplies to dealers have been cut Off
The. firm named below succeeded in obtaining =
limited number before the Federal Government
took possession, and is the only house in the
State able to furnish them. As there viii doubt
less be twenty applicants for each arm in their
possession, we would caution eur friends to send
in their orders at once.
CoLr's REyoLvERs.-The indsrsign Cd, having
obtained limited number OF this favorits arm,
will furnish on the following terms and prices:
Colts inch Reyslvsr' (pocket).. SIS o.
" ...... 20 90
Delivered at the above prices without extra
charge. Those living away from express lines,
must accompany their orders with the money in
specie or Missouri funds, as we have 10 send their
goods by mail: Order, enclosing money will
receive the preference over those 10 collect on
delivery, in case the orders are larger than we
can furnish. -. 90. ,'.-s
Remember that gold and Missouri fund, only,
will be taken n payment.
Parties should be careful 10 give the full ad-
dress, name, postotfice and county.
We guarantee the safe delivery Of oil goodsy-
Remitisnces, 60 safe without registering the l.t-
tiers enclosing them. Address orders TO
SAVORY MALLORY,
june64w ST. Louis Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

Murray Pic Nic.-We acknowledge
the ressip, Of an invitation to attend q Pic
Mic. at the Howard Fair Grounds, to-day.
in honor Of The different volunteer militia
eonpanie, eli the county" Publication-dsy
business prevents dir responding to the in.
yiislion il person and BY basket.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

aisLlsp DlsrRIcr.-Hon. J. ]. Crit
isuden is the Union candidate for Congress
in The Ashland District. Capt. W. E.
s;ups is his opponent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

ADDRESS FROM GEE. PRIcE.-The re-
novat Of Gen. Harvey from This Military
District, has called forth an address from
Gen. Psics, TO bis subordinates. We hare
not room this morning for The address, and
prefer no. 70 attsnpt Q synopsis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

G.& H. PLAsK RoAD.-A meeii e oi
The Stockholders Of the G: & H. Plank
Road conpsty was held ii Roahoks las,
Monday. r. G. Gilman was reelected
President, snd ID ei-oficio Secretary ans
Treasurer, The following persons wer,
elected directors: w. b. swihn.y, D. C
Garth, wn. w.Yl.nd, &. A. Mathis, C
B. Cameron, and J. B. Bradford. II wa
decided 'oapply ths proceeds Of the cur
rent and coming year, to repair Of the rOat
Notwithstanding where the plank
have given cut.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

S-Ths statement that Gen. Harvey pro.
.o,ed organizing Home Guards at Hsnni.
Il, 81. Joseph, and other points is officially
;.,,,r.Sic.ed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
toot fat the y.

4 cross (thus X Immediately before ii
.,ne signifies that the time paid for ha,
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

nEx-Senstos Green writes q note 10
The prs,s. in which he dissvows the letter
,urporting to be from him, found on the
person Of Gsnersl ogilvie Byrsn Young
Hs says be does not know @ snsral Y DUNG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

r-Msior Anderson hssibeen appointed
esna.sa.r IL the Kentucky Military Dis.
,yict
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
Jtdee Douglas Dead -.

Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, died at Chi
ago, Monday morning, about 9 o'clock
He had been quite i'll Tor some time, and
81, death was not unexpected. The coun-
try looked 10 him TO make forward step
'Orsstore peace, at The approaching session
d COngress. Criltenden 10 also Cit of the
Senate, and who that Is len can supply the
place of these two?
Judge Douglas remain; are on their
way to Washington, TO be inferred in the
Congressional Burial Ground.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
NEW ADvERrisEMENrs.
rS All whom it NAV Concern 1:

#THANKFUL for the liberal patronage that
i Ihaye received in the different business
that an engaged in, ! solicit eontinuan>e Of
the same Iwoula, ALSO respectfully inform the
pubic that am compelled 10 do business on u
shorter time than have usually given. ALI ac-
counts with me in the year 1861, win be eonsid-
cred due in months; thinking it win suit boz.
parties better than the long system, and Therefore
will settle four times year in ttS place OF
once. a go jsn24 Z ~ A, A. PUGH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
HARVEST COMING,
FIT: sUMP'TjEiR TAKEN!

n Ii persons indebted to us, either by note or
n account, are respectfully requested to come
forward and settle wihoat delay. Our business must
be closed; longer indulgence cannot and Will NOT
BE GIVEN. All accounts and notes, (irrespectivs
Of parties) not paid very soon, VIII be placed in
an officers hands for collection, BY law. You
may not be surprsedp at any time to find your ac-
count or note In the hands OF an officer, as the
money Egsr COME. -:
april BARTHoLow ROBBINS & TAfTUM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
aUatch apo Clock Waklqg.
FRANCIS MURPHY,

FRANCIS MURPHY,
r selling his stock of Jewelry and Watch N
i es at such reduced prices, that sotwith- SL2
standing the scarcity of money, h. is doing fair
business. Sets of Jewelry that sold heretofore
for $50 and SOS can now be sold for the trifiing
sum of 81, and other sets cheaper. Gail and
compare them with what you have paid high pri-
ces for. He still continues to give personal atfsp-
ton to the repairing Of Watches Clocks and Jew
elry and war; ants all work that h. does. Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange,
All persons having Watches or. other sItIcles
at his store over II months are desired to take
them away. may2. MURPHY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06
Ara Of the Confederate statei.

The New Orleans Pieuyune publishes
the following table, for the accuracy Of
which IL vouches:
Total Formulation
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-06

Notice.

ID Exhibitor taxing ont grease, ste.,IS srii.h
ID ipks Glue, Cocoscine for tn hairs IND Mrs
ALIENS Hair Restsrer, all for sale 81 a,,sf. w
sctil 49, - CROP 6 wfLLIAMa