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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13
Ra,NAwAva.

DrNAwAY-rrosn is sdSscsfbcr, I IN days
HI since, deaf and dumb NEGRO MAN. Said
negro Is black, stout built. feet inches high has
one front tooth out, and has warf on hs forehead
He was raised in Virginia, and the last heard Of
him he making 4ils way for that State. nb.
eral reward WIN be paid for his arrest.
/ w. p. POPE.
DUNAWAY.-s25 REWAKD-Runawny. on
III the 9Th Of August, my NECRO WOMAN.
named BETTY, about D yesrs old. Ave feet four
inches high, black who was hired to Joseph Davis
on Broad street. She has mark the facc In
consequence Of mustard plaster she had on which
place is darker. She has children in Cumberland
county, where ! bought her of Mr. j. NJ. Pricc.-
Her mother lives with Mr.. 3. Steel, in Augusta
county. No doubt she may try to get TO OF
give the above reward il delivered to me here or ii
se9--Gts JOSEPH STERN.
ID UNAWAY--TEN DOLLARS REWARD
III The above reward will be paid for the capture
and return OF my Negro Woman. named POLLY
between 80 and 60 years old, low and thick with
very thick lips, and swelled feet and ankles; sup
posed to be somewhere in the upper part of the city
Sc At" JOHN II. HILLYARD.
NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Y Runaway, on the 18th Of August, two Negro
twenty -four years old; black; has q full
head Of hair is 3 feet ] inch high will weigh
about 200 pounds; had on when lie left soft black
hat, drab coat and blue cotton pants Charles, his
brother, is 20 years old black has full head oil
hair il feet 10 or IL inches high; weighs about
l65 or 10 pounds He also had soft black hat,
drab coat and blue pants. purchased them Of w.
G. Vanmeter, who lives near Moorefeld, Va /
think it likely they will try and get back there
They came to Richmond by ruproad from Stras-
burg. l will give the above reward for them, or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either, delivered to HECTOR
DAVIS. Richmond JOHN ID. RAGLAND.
All 9S-ovs ---..-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

nEMON AL OF BRIGGS OLD ESTAB
~ IiSHED BAkERS.
he subscriber, thankful for the patronage 80 lib.
crafty bestowed him for the last five years. takes
this method Of informing his friends and the public
IN general that lac has removed to the corner below
lis old stand iieh he has had fitted up in the most
approved style. snd second 10 none south of Mason
and DixoH's liue where he hopes to meet MS Old
friends and the public. assuring them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part to please thein--
Having increased lacilites he will now be able 10
serve ali that will favor him with a cali with a
good BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS ana PIES sts
Cnu be rua,ir in any establishment in the city.
BREAD. ROLLS, Runs. BISCUITS, &c. iresh
every morning and evening
CAKES CRACKERS and Ptf.S, fresh every Gay
BREAD CAKES and CRACKERS nicely pack
I'd ami sent ia any part OF the city or country
Parties supplied with PLATA and Ornamental!
CAKES, l.: ~ nt.i'cH
..oIn,$ Corner 4th and Broad sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

NILITA AIRY CLOTIIIN GIVE have
Nl just received the following goods adapted
to military 20 dozen Blue Flannel Shirts
300 pairs Cottonade Pants for camp use 500 pairs
Blue Cissimere Pants, suitable for artillery pt,r-
poses. Also, Military Buttons of different de-
serptious. NOAH WALKER & CO.
~ * Corner of Main and 18th streets
II BEEN, j A ID WIN 4 Will
IN LlAMS respectfully ask those whose ac-
counts are now due to call and settle them. We
will send them 40 far as our limited force will
permit, and hope when thay are presented our
friends will promptly pay them.
KEEN BALDWIN * WILLIAMS.
jy ii ll6 and lle Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

AOsvIcx RicHMp AND Prrrnss'0 & 4 ~ !,
: Hchmond, Va, Sept. 10Th. lasi"f
I'M AND AFTER wEDNEspAY a.. x,
NJ the Trans % this Road win jesvs :. ~, ~,
Neil rain leaves Richmond daily a, +.
fT9 a ana accommodation Train leave. 9" "a
>. Richmond daay, except sundays. st...ap
t ,, anu Accommodation Train leave, ~
Wall Train leaves Petersburg dill =, = s a. NJ
:, The Mail Train is the only one coun.e,,,I ~
fhs roads South Of Petersburg. With
win bear In mind tina. they are r.ou,,.
leave the city. THOs. 81 W. wS,n 'hes
Sc lU--ts g M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

DEDUCTION IN PRICE.-STEBBINS, Pull
IL LEN & co. will, from this day. offer their
entire stock of FANCY GOODS, VASES, &C, at
greatly reduced prices for cash. Now |, the time
to make your purchases for the holidays. Cali
early. STEBBlNS, PULLEN Co,
jas Corner 9Th and Broad SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13
T IRGlNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHI ANGE OF HOURS.

4 y 5 l. y - FREIGHT BOATS To
~ LfNCiBUKG THREE TINES A WEEK.
TUESDAYS, I III L II SDAYS AND SATUE
DAYS.
Eost MERCHANT, Capt. TgoS. T. Exgrr.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Cspt. L. MAYO
Boir OLIVIA, Capt. III. w. GUY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. j. w SrRArTos
Boat FAME. Capt W. Fl. PARSONS
Bont-, Capt. -
These Boats all of the FIRST class. commanded
"y careful Captains and hands and leave promp,ly
as ndvertird. For freight, apply to
GUY cox Agents,
IL Its At Coxs Shed. Dock street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk
Y Office Of the Circuit Court for King Willal
County, on Monday. the 5th Of August ietl:
Roger Gregory, As'ee Of l.. &. Crunmer,)
against tIS DEB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

MPO X r ANT MOTTO E-CHANGF Nv
HOT RS.-On aud after FRIDAY, 18th in.,an,
the morning t6:3o A. NJ train of this company viii
be discontinued.
Until further notice only one train daily will b.
run, leaving Richmond for Fredericksburg u. oclk
p. NJ; returning will leave Frederick bury AZ 5.95
A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond al . O clock 1 "
SAML RUTH. Sup't Transportation.
Office r., +. & T. L. L. Co
Richmond, July Is, leGI. iy 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

hKOCEu81B0. L1QUONSs kes
DRiME VIRGINIA CURED BACON
: Three hhds. nice Country Cured VI. -
MID ID l. IN q ;.
Good size. for family use,'
In stera afd Cor sHle by
g. 81 LuMPK1N l. BROS.
t:roccrs Franklin ST.,
re lift. Opposite Metropolitan Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13

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tE@ es@saosa@ hisssg saasieIlnEfai ta.esss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-13
HOTELS 4 REsTAURAYTS.

We arr In daily receipt Of FRESH YORK RIVER
OYSTERS only four hours out Of w Hter, furnished
by A. b. HALL q Co, to hiea We would inyies
the attention Of epicureans fs1ssss
sc 4-2xs -. T. GROICH I.rnarittor =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

ivy SCtVCCO
LyOR the Of the Public, at the head Of Mali
street, McG,egor, by n. OHRIEN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

TRIAL OF ScALEs.-Wc have seen 4
statement Of the recent official trial in one
Of the principal counties in this State, Of
twenty-five Grain and Stock scales. They
were the ordinary out door wagon scales,
and were tested just as they were found in
common use, thus making it one of the
hest possible practical tests. Sixteen Of
them were Of Fairbanks make, and nine
Of various other kinds, including some
which have lately been claimed as superior
to Fairbanks. The result showed re-
n.arkablc degree Of accuracy in those Of
Fairbanks make, while all others were con-
dcmned as not sufficiently accurate for use
The importance Of this fact will be appre-
ciated without comment. We publish 1t
because is one in which the public are in.
tsrested. - Chicago Tribune.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

~r Was not that rather sharp in old
DR.. Emmons, when certain well-known
pantheistic physician, intending to make
way for thrust ut his theology, abruptly
asked, show old are your" Sixty, sir;
and how old are you ?" was the reply
"As old as the creation, sir" responded the
other, quite promptly. 'Then you are the
same age with Adam and Ever" Certain
~, sir; was in the garden when they
WERE" 'Indeed" returned the Dr., 81
have always heard that there was third
person who got into the garden with them,
but never knew before that it was you.
The discussion then closed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

PoLITIcAL.-Ion. David Todd, just no.
minated by the Unionists for Governor Of
Ohio, is largely engaged in the iron and
coal business, and has one son already in
the army. In speech few days since,
he said he would give his last iron pig, the
last ton Of coal, his last son, and then, If
necessary he would 60 himself to the
cause of his country. Such are the poll
tics We ask for in candidates for office.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

az Tennyson is expected to write the
poem for the opening Of the great Worlds
Fair at London, during the coming year.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

EThe New Orleans Picayune says the
heavy growth of grass in some of the
streets in that city would pay the mower
for his trouble
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

RATHER SARcAsrIc.-An eastern cotem
porary repeats good one that was got of
by Gen. Butler, a short time since, in WASH
ington. The General, speaking Of the farce
Of administering the oath to captured rebels
and then turning them loose, related an in
cident that occurred at Fortress Monroe
A scouting party having captured and
brought in live rattle-snake, a question
arose as to the disposal Of the dangerous
customer, when partially intoxicated sol
der hiccuppcd him ! snear hin, IL
and let him go''
- s4.~lLKOAD.-The fol-
lowing joke, going the rounds in the West
ern papers, is too good to be lost. The
superintendent of the Marietta and Cincin-
natl Railroad discharged conductor be-
longing to the road. The conductor was
asked why he was discharged. "Well,'
said he, 81 was discharged for giving free
pass" "What made you such fool as
to give free pass" "Well, you see,"
replied the conductor, 81 got tired Of rid
ing alone, and gave friend of mine free
pass to 60 along for company"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

H As an improvement upon the bar
barous word telegram the more express
sive one Of 'tcll-a-whopper' has been sug.
gested. The hint will certainly be adopt
ed, if the reporters Of the daily papers per-
sist in sending their purely fictitious mes.
sagcs over the wircs.-Neu Haven Regis.
ter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

~ A gentleman from Cheat Mountain
tells the following:
A squad of Indiana volunteers, out scout.
ing, came across an old woman in q log cab.
in, in the mountains. After the usual saluta-
tons, one Of them asked her
well, old lady, are you secesh?" mo"
was her answer, "Are you Union ~ "No."
"What are you them" "a Baptist, an
also0ys haze been" The IIoosiers let down.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
Boots! Boots!
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!

TINIIE undersigned has removed his shoe shop down.
i Main street. one door west ofthe WESTERN il0rRE
where he may found ut all times ready to
i,a 49, ~ ansi;,x rasrcc,fm,,v sa,ci1 sh.,s
| public patronage. Repairing neatly done. ="
NcGregor, =. OgIII
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
The Question at tn. South.

The absorbing question at the South is
shall the new Constitution Of the Conleder-
ate States be submitted 70 the People for
ratification The People say yes. but The
politicians say no. The Alabama, Texas,
and Louisiana State Conventions have
adopted it, without submitting it to the pop
ulsr vots, and good deal Of Dissatisfaction
is the consequence. The People say that
their wishes have bsen ignored in oil the
psellminaries Of The Secession movement,
and they demand shat they shall hsneeforth
be allowed voice in the conduct Of Affairs.
As to.ibs Constitution itself, il appears to
be very gesd ins,rumsnb with several
new features that may BE- ssnsidsrsd % de-
cided improvements on the old sne; never
thslsss, the People want 10 vote upon 1t,
and will net be satisfied il the privilege bs
no. accorded them. ys silia y selsl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
THEN Ind NOW. -s5s.
4 Political "Reminiscences for the Benefit
.-.....- of Missourlans. .--fz-,. 81. .

| cTs AeUts, dlCu ~, 1OOAs
Ma. PAscHALL--DearS Sir: As there ere
now SO nany advocates Of secession in
Missouri, desire to recall public attsn-
tion 10 The position Of Missouri and some
Of her public men on this question in 1851.
1t will be reoollscted that in 1850, when
the snti slavery fanatics Of the North were
pressing the so called Wiimot Proviso, there
was Southern Conventisn held at Nash
vile. That Convention adopted a pream-
Bile and resolutions, which, though pacific
sed respectful in language, recognized the
heresy OF secession. Gov. Mcdonald, the
President OF the Convention, forwarded a
copy OF ths preamble and resolution, By or
der Of the Conventions, to the Governor Of
eur State, and the Governor, on the 18th
Of February, 1851. laid them before the
Legislatures. On the Senats, Journal Of
1851, pages 278 and 279, the following
proceedings will be found:
Mr.. Young of Boone, offered the follow
ing resoluiions.
Resolped unanimously By the Senate, Tha.
the Governor Of this State be respectfully
requested to return the preanbls and res
olutions Of the Southern Convention, this
day communicated TO the Senate. to Charles
J. Mcdonald, without note or comment.
RESOLVED, That, in the capacity
of Representatives or individuals,
we will entertain no communications
from persons who can so far forget
their interests as to claim the right
in State to secede from the Union,
believing, as we do, that such senti-
ments can only emanate from dslu-
ded fanatics, or from traitors to our
country. ,... 80
Mr.. Griffin offered 4 substitute, which
being tabled, the..vots came up directly or
Mr.. Youug's resolutions, above copied.
The vote vas IS follows: .s e..
AYks-Messrs. Allen Of St Charles, Allen sI
St. LOUIS, Broadhead, Brooking, Burtis, Chew
Crow, Drake, Ellison, Flournoy, Griffin, Huds.
peth, JACKSON Of Howard, JACKSON Of
Randolph, James, Jones OF Franklin, Mason, Nil.
Ter, Noel, Polk, Rannels, Reed. Roberts, Rob.
inson, Stewart, Stout, Vernon, White, Williams
Vihotuu anu 1ouuk-S3s
NoKs-None, ss.J fsg 80 p -,
ssa ss--& ~ ?. sfsr - Z h. tga
This vote was taken at memorable Pc
riod in our political history. II was in ,hs
midst of that great struggle when North
srn fanatics were struggling 10 use the
power of the General Government to ex-
cinds slavery from every foot Of our nation
al territory, and before we had obtained
the judicial guarantee furnished By fhs
Dred Scstt decision. Those who enter
tanned secession sentiment, were then dc.
nounoed Bye unanimous vote Of the Senate
Of Missouri as delsdsd Jdnatses or traitors
to the osuntry. Comment is unnecessary
and out Of place. The Constitution has no,
changed, nor has the principle involved in
secession become different 10 what it WAS
ten years ago. Respectfully yours,
@1 ) p = JOHN W. NOELL.
s. "a sN -tt vi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
Nev Orleans Duties.
NEw OILrANs, Ma

NEW OHLEANs, March -.
The Collector Of Customs at This place,
having since wesk cconmenced 10 collect
duties on all articles net declared free, ar
irving from any place outside Of the Goa
federate state.,ws give below for fhs guid-
snce Of our correspondents, the, rate efdu'
ty on such articles as are shipped te'ths
South to great extent from the Wesserh
States. In shipping dutiabls anerchandiss
70 this market on consignment and for, sale
the shipment should in al cases be secom-
psnied by . regular invoice. in which the
article is charged at the market vahie a
The place whence shipped, 10 which mus.
be added the customary, charges Cinsnranes
sxesptsd,) such. as draysgs, ,uSc.s also, a
commission of "a Per cent, which Is invs-
risbly added en- every invoice inaccSrdarce
with the revenue law, no matter whether
it is charged thereon. or not Duty nal-
ways calculated on the gross invoice amount
with the sbove charges sddsd.- In case no
invoice Is sent, the goods are appraised BY
the Custom house appraisers, whe genet
ally return a higher value than articles cost
at q. place of SHIPMENT ;s3 sssasass bisa
Goods in srsnsita or intended for for
warding, pay no duties, and such articles
mostly sold fox. export, like. lssf. iObaccp,
can be entered sin. bOpd"s ill sold and re.
shipped, and consequently will also pass
free. Leaftobacco is free article, but
there i, an intention Of fixing duty Of Zen
per cent. on il when bought for hQne, ,eon-
sumption. 1t is the intention Of the, De-
partmeatio keep cOmmsrcs ss Tree from
obstruction as possible. :. :. ''-',,''-'s . :
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04

PotIrEsEss Is RussIx.-Perhaps the
most polite, abssryani, bowling and bending
nation Of the wsrld. 10 Rassia. Il TO- 10 ons
who has liking for these matters quite a
lssson 10 see Z Russian Nobismaa OF j. Che
Of the high schoolin sesnveFsa,iop NTH any
Eone; he 10 the bean ideal Of good ssnssers
and gen,lenanly bearing; he takes of his
hat to every woman, he bares his head TO .
tradesnan, he saluies him when he enters
his shop. and bsws when hsis eoss sut. =
Princess of tks blood imperial do shis..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04

Professional or business cards Of six lines OF
less win be inserted for six dollars per year,.
Administrators notices, two dollars; final set.
Elements, two dollars and fifty cents. -.s.
Advertisements, of personal nature, will b.
charged at the rate of two dollars pe1 square, and
payment required inyariablyin advance. ls1a
The fee fer announcing candidate for Office
is three dollars, and no such annunclaton will b.
made unless paid in advance. = ,,5''->>} 10
All Advertisements, not marked with the mum
Der Of insertions, viii be pubiished till forbid anG
charged for accordingly. q 81 e.-1' -'-''s.f7-'s
Advertisements out of the direct line Of bust
ness Of the yearly advertiser, such as legal, auc
ton, runaway slaves, strays, &C., will be charged
rs separately at the usual rates.
Stray notices two dollars, and one dollar add
tional for each animal, where more than one i!
advertised--in advance. Fs-z s7si -t1- e. 3. ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
Indecent Haste of tn. Alabama csuvsn

The Jackson Jhississ.ppiea, a strong Se'
cession journal, says:
I'VE lsarn by telegraph that-the Alabama
Convention, almost before The ink was dry
on the parchment on which the Permanent
Constitution was written, made haste TO rat.
ify il as the solemn act OF The. People oI
Alabama. Whist mockeryF Every body
knows ths, the gensrsI plan Of a new gov.
ernment did not eutef into the The delibers.
tians Of The People Of tha. State when they
elected their delegates TO the State CoHven.
tion, much less The details Of . Constitu.
tion. 81 ~. ~. - = 80 s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
THE TIMES.
fERMs OF TADvERrIsisa.

One square, ten lines less, one insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion per square...... 20
One square, three months ...... ....... go. a 90
Six months ...... ............ ...... go. 90
Twelve months ........... ......i..... 9 90
Two squares, three months s..... :. ...... 90
:" SIX months hs............ -. 9 90
Ct /" twelve months ...... $3.50. II 90
Quarter Of column, three months ...s.. :, II 90
"-9+ Ssf-- six months ...... -. 10 90
a. I" twelve months ...... 20 90
Half column, three months -: ...... 80. 15 90
g six months ...... .......... 20 90
twelve months ...... ....... 30 90
Column, three months ............ rs 90
SIX months ..,... ...... ........ 40 90
twelve months ..... ........ ....s 60 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
Three New Territories.

A,the late session Of Congress three new
Territories wers organized, viz: CoiOra-
do, Nevada and Daootah. Colorado includes
parts Of Kansas, Nsbraska, and eastern u
.ah, covers about 100, 900 square miles, and
has population rsckoned az IS 600 souls?
The Rocky Mountain, divide The Terrific
ry into two .partsr westward from them
flowing Q large number of rivers tributary
to the Colorado, aud eastward others, equally /,
numerous and large, tributary to the Ar-
kansa, and South Fork Platte ifvert: II
includes the famous mining region Pixies
Peak. Nevada is taken from Western u,
tab and Northern California, but the strip
Of California will not be included wi,hini,s
limits unless that State consents to the
transfer. This Territory includes The cal
ebrated Washe mines the richest. in Tia
world, and is besides rich in agricultural
resources. Dacotat was Formerly pfrs
Of Minnesota Territory, bul was detached
when that became STATE IT hes west of
Minnesota, embracing q bsk ef country
450 miles in length BY 200 in width. Its
resource. are chiefly agricultural. I. bounds
in lakes and rivers, and in the South has a
mild climate. while in the North the climate
is severe. saa sisal bs3.s,ss sgaE sssri
The nuu2ber of Territories u now seven
viz: =; - 80 - = So
Washington, Nebraska, Utah, New Mex:
100, Colorado, Nsvads and Dacoash.s
In al probability, they will, with ths sx- I.
oepiiop, perhaps Of UtaR, be- admitted int
tho Unisniia TIA course ,of q few, years as
sovereign Ststass,.aot e. Il f-sss, .ss., 4as
Slavery exisss in only enc Of ihens New
Mexico. The Republicans, though having
the paasr, 10 DO 90, u.erganiting tss three
news sTersiisriea Did mol insert an anti-sla-
very elsass.s Judgs Deuglas. The other day
oongrsi uis,ed them on thsaii9s' that ihev
had adopted nj. platform, sithsusA they de;
fss.sd ,,lm for The Psssidehsy. ',a' -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
y'sT <z-~AaA} @@z~sNF DELINQUENT LIST. -.



ACRES OWNERS DESCRIPTION OF LAND =. ANT:
ID Eqre township AZ, 4
D,N parts 40
Burus ls Is
township 66
IL. 03
Wpatsec towns , "a
F,Ep township 49, 10
township 49, 90
N %
Magae, Gordon qecton %
49,
Gndy,Wi Eqr
%
arurvey ,townsh ILL.,
q cf
SR section 1,townsIp 49, IL 81
OF section township 49,
T, part 90
%
SEqro Sc township 90
10 EEqa Eqrse section 2, township range 90
10 ~
80
s-" 90
100 Cooper ohn heirs part section &c. township 5o rang. 90
Jues,Taz WofS SEqrs
W 2
6s
Of NEqrsec town 90
w
WIN Esndpa p
g. ~ -
100 " section and 2 township 81, range IT,. 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
Fl R- SE q

on Buildings, Stocks of Merchandise, Ware Hou-
ses and Contents, a,
TOBACCO AND HEMP In BARNS.
and personal property generally. Especial aiten-
tiop paid TO the insurance Of Dwelling Houses and
Contents, for a term of i to 8 years. e.
The undersigned also issues Policies OF
Marine Insurance
and IN this department offer superior facilities to
Merchants and shippers, by open or contract pol
icies, and monthly returns of ID per cent. OF the
Premiums granted to regular customers.
The -Eina Company has advantages through its
extended system of Agencies, established along
every inland route, whereby it exercises due care
over property in TRANSIT, and in case Of damage,
that promp tattention and supervision which gives
TO lis customers the least trouble, expense or loss,
and affords a speedy means of recovery and prompt
forwarding Of damaged property.
Losses Promptly .Adjusted and Paid.
The patronage of all who desire undoub.ed In
surance, is respectfully sollcited. rz4r :.
Policies issued without delay, by
THOMPSON LEWIS 6SGO., A gents
augll ~ IA for Glasgow and vicinity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
Taxes due the Boonck Lake Draining Company lands Of
January, 1861. ..-.sF

Boonk lands not known
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