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Friend and servant,
Baltimore, Jan. 9th. 1861.

Baltimore, Jan. 9th, 1861.
10 this the Governor made an appropriate reply,
and asked for permission to publish the letter of the
Bishop, believing that it would tend greatly to al
lay the excitement of the people, to which the Blsh-
Op replied, granting the request.
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surplus Jan iary |, 60 1893 Al
Cash on hand and in the hands Of agents. and in
course Of transmission. s9t 70
Loaned on bonds secured by mortgages. 2l595O 60
Loaned on bends secured by Stale ard
DahA STOCKS. 2l,l5o 90
BtllS receivable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SLIP 81
IncOliecteU prem uinS. $50 90
ID
State of Tennessee Ter cent Bonds. 2l0CO 90
Stock Of the Bank of the Common wealth $500 90
Stock of the Farmers Bank, Richmond. Is $50 90
Interest secured on bond ............... ?4s 90
, --$3ssO74 l3
LIABILITIES:
ItplIal STOCK. .s31GO00 90
Certificates of money on deposit. 1869 o.
Due to one Ageut........................ 200
-3l3,6sl %
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The Charleston Mercury mentions several cases
in which letters addressed to that paper have been
stolen from the post Office. The Mercury charges
it upon the department at Washington,
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CT Your SHIRTS At ADAMS, l46 Baltimore st.
Get your Shirts a ADAMS, 1iG Baltimore street
Get your Shirts At ApAM5', liG Ba' :more street
Get yourShmts at ADAAs, JIG Baltimore street
Get your Shirts At ADAMS, ll6 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, li6 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, I46 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, l46 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMs, I46 Baltimore street
up STAIRS, il you would have good it, max and materials
The finest SLID. Good Shirts lower. Making Shirts Is
cents each. iaq-tf
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MARRIED.
On the 18th inst mt St Peters Church. by Rev Dr.
Cummins, NICHOLAS SAfPlNGT0N, of Anne Arundel
county, to MARIA Z BiRKEY of Baltimore.
On the 10th Instant, by Rev. Samuel L. Leech, FORGE
W. RIDDLE TO Miss ANN r. BECKETT
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Aggregate CAPITAL Represented,
SIo,ooo,ooo.
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE & HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & co.
sl9-tf 239 Baltimore street

MANE's DIsIHG Rooms
No. l24 ". BkLTIaORE STREET,
Near North.strest,
Under the management of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the subsantials as vel
the decaces of the season-havng made
to be supplied with all kinds of GAME as they come in
season.
On hand lot OF BIRDS, which will be served up
short notice.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is the OF this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayette street.
au29-tf G. 81. MANN, Proprietor
COLTS PISTOLS.
MERRILL, THOMAS 81 CO.,
dls-tf 238 Baltimore street.
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, Just received and
TOY sale by GREEN II YOE,
n3I-tf saw baltimore strsat
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INTERESTING APPLICATION OF THE STEREosC0PE.-
When two pages, printed from the same type, are
combined In the stereoscope, the printing appears
tempt OF the printer to set up page or few lines
alike, the words and the letters will in the stereo-
scope, be sure to be in different planes. By this
means, when genuine and counterfeit bank notes
are combined in the stereoscope, the difference il
at once detected.
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FACT WORTH kTowISG.- Spadings Cephalic Pills are
certain for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, CostiYeness and General Debility
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The following letter, from Bishop Nottingham
to Gov. Hicks, is published in the Annapolis Ga
zette of Yesterday:
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SHOULDER SEAM

DR.. REMEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving citizens from his Rooms o. Saratoga
street. DR.. Kennedy Corns Bunons in wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kennsy's will be such will repay him fol,
years OF study o2oly
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
For The Times.

ss FEBRuARY, 1lth, 1851.
hr. EprTos:-At the speaking in Glasgow, on
the 9Th inst, had the pleasure Of hearing the
candidates Of this district, and must say, that !
believe Messrs. Hall, Price and Shackelford, oc-
eupy the proper and only safe ground, for all
unl0n-loving people under the Constitution Of
tne'e States, and should be elected. Understand
them to say, that they are in favor Of claiming
and upholdng ouf rights under said Constitution,
Is explained by the Supreme Court.
Nov, I think, fhIs Is all that the slave States
require or ask, and in ease the border States can
succeed m obtaining their rights under the eonsti
.ousn, and the enforcement Of tn laws, they will
nave all that they desire in good faith, and there
cannot remain any sufficient or justifabIe cause
"separsis, and break up this heaven blessed Un-
ION, atihe present time, il ever. When dificul-
aes surround ne, tits my duty to seek the most
Fudeni, honest, and wisest method Of getting out,
'nd should we not, a. State, surrounded with
" many dangers and -obstructons, Use the wisest
'n0 best policy in our power, send our best and
shsh men % agents, ts transact the most impor-
1a' business in behalf Of the State which holds
wv ai9 May heaven direct US all to act prudent
~ wisely, hrrsly and patiently, in this, our time
u s1usRiiy, Is the prayer Of an old resident Of
s'q eoanty. 3 L.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
WHAr CASH WILL Do.-ChamberJ

WHAT CASH WILL Chamberlain, intend
ing to change his business, now offers his stock
Of Toys, Baskets, aud Fancy Goods, at Cost, for
Cash. His -stork in those departments is large,
and very desirable, having been purchased with
great care for cash. at low rates: therefore, those
whs want to buy should embrace the present op-
portunity, and supply themselves while they can,
at cost.
HIS Jewelry and Watches he proposes TO sell
at reduced prices, for cash, but if charged, will
60 down at regular rates. These inducements are
now offered, to realize, and effect such change
In his business as will enable him to devote his
time more exclusively 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 I'd persons. -tl!-f-r-
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
The Peace Congress.

The Congress Of Commissioners at Washington
have done nothing beyond organizing appoint
ing committees, etc. They hold their Sc ssions
with closed doors, so that their proceedings may
not be interrupted, or falsely reported to the
country. They will most probably terminate
their lsbors the present week. Ex-President Ty-
Ter, President Of the Congress, expresses strong
hopes that ther labors VIII be attended with good
results. ressse.. fee-s E5... ,rLea7 e
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
s2,265,l75.32

SZ,ZoO. Io.SZ
NorE.-As our investments are held for income,
and not for sale, we estimate at fair palaes, and
and not at the present temporary panic values.
LIABILITIES.
The amount OF liabilities due or not due
to banks or other creditors none.
Losses adjusted and due ..'..' 49,. -. none.
Losses adjusted and net due ..... 80. l2,438.17
Losses unadjusted, in suspense, waiting
proofs, contested or trusteed, e. i72 ,238 Al
All other CLAIMS are small, for printing, Sc.::ka
Agents instructed to take no risk exceeding
twenty thousand dollars, without special permis
sion. r .
The greatest amount insured in any one city,
town, village, or block, varies, and depends upon
the construction, material, and the means Of ar
Hartford, January 1st, 1861.
E. G. RIPLEY, President.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Sec'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford Co., ..
HARTFORD, January 1st, 1861.
Personally appeared before me, Henry Fowler,
a Justice of The Peace, duly qualified to admins
ter oaths, E. G. Ripley, President, and Thomas
K. Brace, Secretary, and made solemn oath that
the foregoing statement Of the assets and condition
of the Etne Insurance Company is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Up.
STATE OF CoNNEcTIcur, Hartford Co.,
Superior Court Clerks Office,
I. Chauncey Howard, Clerk Of the County Of
Hartford, and of the Superior Court within and
for said County, and Keeper of the Seal thereof,
hereby certify that Henry Fowler. Esq, on this
lst day Of January, A. D., 1861, is Justice of
the Peace within and for said County, duly cleo
ted and sworn with authority BY the laws of this
State, to administer oaths, and take the acknowl-
edgement of Deeds and other instruments.
- ks,r.
SEAL Dhereunto set my hand and seal OF the
Superior Court, at Hartford, in sand
county and State, on this lst JANUARY, A. D., 1861.
,an3I-4w CHAUNCEY HOWARD; elk.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

ETIt Is announced that the Provisional Con-
gress Of the Southern Confederacy will remain
in session until they have fully established solid
Govsrnmei THAT they entertain ITO propositions
booking 10 a re-associaiion with the government
they have abandoned, but are determined 10 set
up at once, and permanently for themselves.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
To Correspondents.

We have srficiency Of communications now
on hand to fill one issue Of our paper, which we
have not been able to find room for. They all re-
late TO the present canvass, and. we regret our
inability to publish them, coming as many Of
them do, from old citizens, and personal friends
sf the Editor who ought to have hearing.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
wEIection, Monday 18th.

The TEErH.-Dr. LEvETr has returned
and can be found at his Office, until further
notice. Call II his office and examine some
Of his specimens Of inserting teeth on the
improved plan now so universally adopted.
His prices are graduated to correspond with
the times,
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
Thas. C.. ReiuhOId.

We find the following bit of information in the
Washington correspondence Of the PhiladelPhia
Prtss:
"The Hon. Thos. C. Reynolds (Reinhold), the
present Lieutenant Governor Of that Estate, Mis-
souri) is German by birth. He was born IN
Prague, his parents having emigratsd early 10 this
eountLF. He u a IRH.v IL 81 =
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrafor,s Notice.

r ETTERS Of administration on the estate Of
Ia Zilpha Shipp, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned, by the County Court Of Howard
county, on the 9Th Of February, 1861.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required TO exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned, within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be preeluded from any bene-
fit Of said estate, and IL such claims be not exhh-
ted within three years from the dale OF said iet-
ters, they will be forever barred.
Fsp HIRAM B. SHIPP,3
feb14-3w LOGAN H. SHTPP, Au"'a'
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
Glorious News from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb. 12.-The returns Of
The election on the 9th are stll very mssgre. The
indications are that the Union candidates aggre-
gate majority twill bs over $1,000. The call for
seonventioas defeated py probably 10000. As
fur as heard from, only two secessonists have
heep sla<fsH
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

EWe have streng hopes that in Our next is
sue we will be able to announce the result of the
deliberations of the Peace Congress-snd that that
announcement will give the friends Of the Union
and Equal Rights platform upon which TO go
Of work for the restoration of peace and harmony.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

The LrGifLATURE.-The Senate is manly en-
v.sed on the Bank BIIl-the House in local mat
tsrs. There is sti ong disposition to so arrange
the higher and lower courts, as to prevent judge
nsnt being executed short Of year-in other
words passing stay law fer one year.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
Public N0fice.

For the accommodation Of persons desiring TO
avail themselves of its adva ntages, have opened
an 1NFTRMARY 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. feb7 l. P. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
Election Next Monday.

Recollect the election next Monday. Tell your
nsighbers 10 attend, and spread the news by all
possible means. Be at the polls early vote for
the Constitutional Union Ticket, and then work
for n the balance Of The day.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
southern Confederacy.

The seeding States, through delegates assem-
bl.d IN Convention at Montgomery, Alabama,
have established provincial Government, Hon
JEFF DAVIS of Mississippi President, and Hon. A.
H. Stephens, of Georgia, Vice President.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

p,vr.-WEArHrs.-T warm weather and
IN. airs since our last caused the river to rise
.nS ma cleared out The ice. The river has risen
s snu so,,r feet. and the ice has been running out
same snce Sun sunday afternoOn We may oo. for boats
s"te :; ~. early mari Of next week. The ground Is
covered with snow this morning, ane u
still showing ss ne 60 to press. River rising
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
MARRIED.,

On the 7th, by Elder W. C. Boon, Mr.. WM
Conn. Boon, and Miss FANNIE DAILY, both Of
this county.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. John b. vincil, Mr..
JAMES ScoTT Of Livingston county and Mrs. ANN
WARDEN ST Charlton county, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

s<The election for Delegates to
fbe state Convention takes place
on Monday ,,the eighteenth OF Feb
ruary.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

~Texas has seesded and sent delegates to
The Southern Confederaey, the Provisional Gov,
eminent Of which is now in session at Mon'gon'
cry, Alabama.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

TMr. Lincoln left home on Monday morn
ing, for Washington. He had grand reception
on Monday evening, al Indianapolis, and Tues
day evening at Cincinnati. He made speeches al
both places.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

TWe have forwarded tickets to the usual
places of yoting-the same in style as stands at
the head OK this paper
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

GT When you vote Monday, recollect tUo
Prices are candidates: vote for the Sterling one.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
Fresh Groceries.

DRIME New Orleans Sugsr-new crop
i MoIasses-af kinds. whiskey, Rectlfed:
Whisky, old Bourbon. do old Rye
do Monongahela. do Scotch.
90 Salt, large fine sacks. Oysters, best brands,
together with numerous other articles, all Of
which will be sold very low. rt
nov22 r-cLeti &C, Ii, LEWIS
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
To An whom it May Concern.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage that
L Ihave received in tie different business
that an engaged in. solicit q eontinuan,s of
the same. Iwouli, also, respectfully inform the
public that am compelled TO do business on
shorter time than have usually given: All &C
cred due in months; thinking it will suit both
parties better than the long system, and therefore
will settle four times year in the place OF
once. jan24 A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
rElection Monday, 18th.

Evnginia and Tennessee have routed the Sc
eessiopists, thoroughly. They.have resolved to
,.t calmly, yet firmly, in behalf of the Union
Misruori will take the same stand next Monday.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
VElection Monday, 18th.

cT Hall, Price, shackelford and the Union.
Election next Monday.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A N election for Five DIRECTORS for the Branch
"A Of the Exchange Bank Of St. Louis, at Chs
cow, will be held at their Banking House, In the
March, 1861. Polls open from O'Clock, A. n.
till 4P. M. ID. G. GARTH.
jaB24 tie President.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
$40 REWARD-.BOOK LOST.

r OST or mislaid, on or about the 23d of Janu-
IL ary, large sized pocket memorandum
book, containing most Of the entries Of our mill
business from the ist OF january to the gay 1t
received, and the above reward paid for said book.
fe67-2w HARRISON & CO.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

81 a I tNEIN i
NF the condition Of the ETNA 1NSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY, on the 1st of Janu-
ary, 1861, made to the State Of Missouri.
The name of the Corporation is htna lnsur-
ance Company, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital is Fifteen HundIed Thousand
naIloro ond Maid III
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
FINAL; ,SETTI1MEls

NOTICE Is hereby given that u
In Executor az The estate OF
aecessed, win aptsy It the Marc
Howard County Court fqr, a~aphf
MS administrstion upon
ian2f-4w J.H. ~
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
DIssoLvTI6H AID SECESSION.

"A metz & Ffarzeh, viii please take notice,
that q, settlement nnst Be had, by s,he lst Of
March, after that, all unpaid accounts viii By
placed in tie Constabis's handjs TO- Sslsi
janl0 STEINMETz & FRANZEN.,t
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
CoSsTITUTIoIAL UNION TICKET.

JUDGE W. A HALL, of Randolph.
HON. STERLING PRICE, of Charlton.
THOS. SHACKEIFORD.o of Howard.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
LIME. LIMEi; LlME!,.

lust received, per steamer SJennie Thenson!'!
y 100 brls. No. I Lime, which will be scld at
unusually low rates. -f-t--
novi: TILLMAN& PHIpPS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

Assets: -. Market Val; a.
Real Estate unincumbered, ...r ...'.. $S9 ,oso-sI
Money due Com. secured by Mort'ge. 2oI.Io
Cash in hand and in Bank. ..... 49,. 1el ,1s2.Sl
Cash in hands of Agents and in transit. l62 $40
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14
STATEMENT

R%All indebted are requested to settle, with
out delay. febl4 ID. q b.
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14

honor to bring harmony out OK discord-aweet
peace out of chaotic cenfusionl In the names of
Mothers and Daughters, Wives and Sisters, we
beg you stand firm for our Union; for out Of it
there is not one sunny, spring hope to cheer
US on our future course. Be true TO our flag, and
watch Missouri's star that il shines in unsullIed
spiendol among her sister stars. As you depart
on this solemn commission, We would bid you be
hopeful and take courage from the past. Truly,
these are periIous times dreadful crevasse
menaces inundation TO our stately edifces-als
ready the pillars upon which it rests are sliding
away, and we stand upon the brink OF fearful
abyss; yet, have we not passed through similar
ordeals? Was rot ere this, the cry, "pissever
this Union'' rang throughout the length and
breadth of this land9 Did we not ten years ago,
bv the arduous labors Of Patriots, effect ssre-
pnion Of this Unionsn Then, will we not now
hope for second reunion, more glorious and more
lasting than the hrstp viii we not look lOngnggly
and hopefully for "ths dove of peace to take
again its aerial fight from the dome Of the Capi.
toll bearing the glad tidings Of peace and restored
harmony to the remotest regions OF THIS distracted
lsndpn Will we not look to God and bid eui
hearts be calm and hepefula Itp the heat OF the
furnace that proveth the isold, and may NOT tht
God of nations be proving onr strength m the fur'
mace Of "fearful commotions." May not all oul
troubles be to test our faith in God? Then % yol
20 forth, upholding our banner Of Liberty, We
will pray that the God of our fathers NAV mo-
tforsake their childrsn-that the LORD OF Hosf.
may bless yen nad sustain you and give unto yor
wisdom according to your need, yea-our raye'
,b.p ever be, Oh Gsdlsave our Courtryi
Glasgow weekly times., 1861-02-14


evidence of the deep seated love for the Union in
the hearts Of the people.
We were oncs more delighted with vocal mu-
sic, TO the air, E PIuribus Unum.
Mr.. shae kelford, the remaining Union csndI-
date. next answered to call from the ladies'
His views and feelings are too well known, even
to need q passing notice in this place. With
bold christian faith he unhesitatngly declared
that the prayer written upon the banner, il offered
in sincerity, was worth far more than all the tac-
tics of politicians. "God save our Country.''
With bis speech closed the regular exercises Of
the evening. But the ladies, through the chair
man, solicited the Rev. J. D. VinciI to contribute
what he might deem proper, towards the enter
tainment of the hour. That gentlemen, evidently
surprised at such CALL nevertheless arose, and IN
courteous style acknowledged what be supposed
was intended to ben compliment, but st the same
time said that while he yisled to no mat In devo-
ton to ms country, he could not consIstenty with
the conservation he had made Of himself to the
Office Of the ministry, ever indulge in public po-
litisal hsransues,teo much Of our present trouble
was attributable to the unwise Intsrmeddl.ng Of
men Of his cloth, with the busnsss Of politicians
therefore must be- ezcused-
After this, several gshtlehen, by request, con
tinued the fow Of patriotic Union sentiment
Messrs. J. +. williams, J. d. Pulliam, and Judg,
Musser, OF Charlton. -.ae
seyankee Doodle' then put the boys in motion
and the meeting was declared to be adjourned.
I'll venture Mr.. Editor 10 say, that no MAI
could marry in this neighborhood just now, wh'
was no; devotedly attached to sthe Unifn."
~ ssei4 y SPECTATOR.