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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

Noo marines; the 9th and fourteenth New
York Militia, first and second Rhode Island;
seventy first New York; second New
Hampshirei FIFTH Massachus etts; first Min.
nesOta; first Michigan, eleventh and thirty.
eigth New York; second. fourth and fifth
M anne, and second Vermont, besides the
several batteries.
The lowest estimate of the killed and
wounded may be placed at from from 1000
to 5000.
Ii was Known TO our troops yesterday
That Gen. Johnston had formed junction
win beaplresard. on the night of The frs,
action at Bulls Run. Our men could dis
''hH'iy hear the cars moving in from Man
assas Junction. and the cheers with which
The Confederates hailed their newly arrived
comrades.
They Knew that the enemy was superior
IN numbers, and in their own POSITION
Inns was further confirmed BY prisoners
taken, but these facts were probably un.
known at Washington. Gen. schenk, as
well as the older field officers, acted admi-
rably. He collected his forces and cover
ed The retreat, and up 10 the last moment
was personally engaged in the endeavor TO
rally his men to make stand at Centre.
vile.
II cas- the arrival Of fresh reinforcement
to the enemy in superior numbers which
turned the scale OF battle.
The enemy before now might pethap.
have more to boast Of if they had fol-
lowed up their advantage last night,
LArER.-The foregoing is the substance of the
FIRST days telegraphic dispatches. The mortality
on the Federal side is stated at from 5000 TO 300
The Confederate loss is supposed to be large
All this, as yet, is guessing and conjecturing.
Yesterdays dispatches set down t Federal
loss at 1000, and the Confederate at 5000 Thi,
is but continuation OF conjeciiring.
Gen. johnson is reported killed. Gen. Patter-
son has been superseded by Banks. Gen. Nc.
Cieland takes command on the Potomac.
The Federal forces are reported to be in pos
session OF Centreyille; Fairfax Court House, ano
their cid encamPment on the Potomac. Other
accounts say the Confederates occupy Centrevills
! and Fairfax.
We omit any detailed account of the killed
because nothing is definite.
There is nothing certain beyond the fact Of the
fight. the defeat and precptaie flight of the Fed
al army, with the loss of many guns, ammunition,
baggage, &C.,
Accounts from Washington say the work OF
recognizing is going vigorously on, and The CAM
paign will be speedily resumed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

NTThe printing Office of Mr.. Anderson.
at California, Moniteau county, was seri-
Ously injured BY some soldiers Of Capt.
BOernstein's company, last week Mr.. An
dersoni says he IS ruined, his office being
his only support. Captsin Boerns.ein says
the injury was effected by some Of his met
without orders, who were promptly ares
ted and punished. At the same time he
thinks the public peace was conserved. by
The deed, the paper being Of tho same stripe
as the one suppressed in 81. Lpuis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

y-A Union Democratic Convention was
in session ct Sacramento, California. on the
4th. 4 permanent organization had been
e,ecied. sound Union Platform adopted,
all hsllolting commenced for Governor
John &. DOwney received the highest mum.
Der Of vol es on the Isl ballot, but no choice
was made up to the leaving Of the mail
The Convention was composed Of $40 DEL
egaes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

EGen. Mcclellan has been instructed
TO release all privates and non- commissioned
officers, taken by him as prisoners. on their
simple parole of honor, upon their sub
scribipg On oath Of alIesience to the fsder-
al government, and pledge not again 10
take up arms against the government under
penalty Of death. As 10 commissioned of
ficers, he is 10 exercise his own discretion,
but under no circumstances is any officer or
private formerly in the U. S. Army to be
released.
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Admini.tratSrs Neti6e.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN surviving partner Of the late firm of Presly
". Cropp and W. e. Cropp, has obtained from
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Howard Coun
iy in vacation, dated July nth, 1861, letters of
adninstraiion on the co-partnership estate Of w.
c. Cropp deceased. 1855"
All persons indebted TO the late firm are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against it will present them, properly
authenticated. LEWIS T. CROP,
,uly25-3w Surviving partner and Admir-.
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E%Mr. Tucxra, Of the State Jouraa

EMr. TucKEn, Of the State Journal,
spoke in Colombia, last Monday week
The &atesman reviews his speech in q
very able manner. Mr.. T. is thorough
follower Of Calhoun, who sowed the seed
that produced the trouble we are now reap.
ing, Mr.. T. is understood to Sc sojourn.ns
lst Colunbia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

PIcruREs.-Mr. SrorE, Successor 10
BissoF, is prepared 10 take Licensees Of
persons or groupes, at the shortest notice.
He is at the old stand opposite the Post or
fee. where all who want a correct del!nea-
ton Of their own or friends features, should
call without delay. Terms to suit the
times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

SOUTHERN PAPERS. We are indebted 10
Cspi. MeRGAN and Mr.. REcToR Barron,
both Of this place, for Southern papers,
They both got home Tuesday, the former
from Virginia, and the latter from Arkan-
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Gov. jackson and Suite.

Ne find the following dispatch in the
Memphis Appeal of,he 10th.
LITTLE Rock, July l9.-Gov. CT =.
Jackson, Of Missouri. Gen. D. R. Atchison,
Gsn. N. Hough (adjutant-general). Sol.
W. S. Jackson (aid-de-csmp). Gel. E. w.
Sianks, land Col, Al. Dorne, all have ar
rived IN this city.
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Restrictions on "Gantraband. "

WksHINeroN, July l9.-Geh. Mansfield
has issued an order that fugitives, under
ITO pretext whatever, shall be. permitted 10
reside or be harbored in The quarters or
camps Of the troops; nor allowed 10 accom-
pany the army on its march.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

yIMr. SiMpsoN, OF the Boonville o.
serrs, publishes an Extra, in reference 10
the attack msde upon him. when the Fed
eral troops occupied Boonville. He was
sh snelully treated, and seriously injured.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
To the fseirs Mt Law Of Nathan

To the Eeirs Mt Law Of Nathan
Hunt and Isabella Hunt deceased, Mary A.
Titus and all others interested in the estate Of
During Wright, deceased:
u,AKE notlce-that we will present petition
i TO the County Court of Howard County,
Missonri, at the tenn Of said Court, 10 be begun
and held on the first Monday in November, 1861,
PRAYING an order to sell the slaves of the estate
OF During Wright, deceased. for distribution.
CATHARINE WELDEN,
BENJAMIN C. BROWN,
GIDEON WRIGHT, by Ben
julyi-Sw iamln {. Brown, his guardian.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Glasgow Female Seminary


VNHE Fourth Session of this Institu- 30
l. ton, under the present Principal, KY
assisted by full: corps OF competent ky3
Teachers, will commence the I'd Monday lEzN
(Sth) of September, and close the last Of June.
The school IS a permanent Institution. The
Boarding House is a large building, owned by the
Principal. Parents are INVITED to visit US and
see our arrangements for boarding. In all cases.
full charge is made for those entering the
school during the first month Of either months
term. Those entering the school after the first
month, will be charged from the time of their
connection with the school TO the close Of the
term.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Tuitionin Primary English ........:..,s 500
6. " &c sc and Penmanship, 1000
Advanced English and Elemen-
tary Algebra. 80. -. l2,Oo
" /" Advanced English Algebra and
Geometry -. 49,. ...... 400
Latin and French, German each. 49,. 500
Leather Work, each........ 500
MUsrc-Piano or Guitar ...,.. 1000
ment, ...... -. ........ 5000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use Of
instrument, ...... .......... SO,00
prepayment OF $50 win be required on each
boarder from distance.
For further information, gee Catalogue, or adj
dress FRENCH STROTHER,
july1l Principal.
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Glasgow NaIe Institute.
VIM. T. DAVIS, A. NJ, Principal.
GEO. K. HUGHES, Assistant.

VIM. T. DAVIS, A. M, Principal.
GEO. R. HUGHES, Assistant.
rE1HE 9th session of this Institu- EEIFM
L ton, will commence on the I'd 4.kZ
Monday of September, 1861, andsRAaA.W
continue twenty weeks, exclusive of.a.the Christ
mas holidays.
TERMS.
Primary branches including Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography. writing, :,
&c, s..-.. $3.50. '..--'. '''' '''' SlS,uo
Mathematics, above Arithmetic -. ..:... 1870
Latin or Greek Language, with any o. the
above ,.s..' .-s... 1900 <U,CD
Contingent fee on each pupil ............ 100
This school is perra nently established, and
will give full and thorough course OF lnstruc-
ton, both in elementary education and IN the
Mathematics and Languages.
Boarding can be procured in town, or in the vi
cinity, on the most reasonable terms.
iuiyIl Nm. I. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

LOST,
pETWEEN glasgow and Captain Swlnney's
ID on the evening Of the 22d instant, pocket
case Of Surgical Instruments, for the return Of
which, q suitable reward will be paid the finder,
by july25 I. P. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-25

EXCL A1GE BANK OF ST. LG1sSs
GLASGOW BRANCH.
yT1HIS Branch keeps constantly on hand sight
l. Exchange on The East and ST. Louis, IL
sums TO suit, at current rates.
DABNEY c. GARTH, 1880 PRESIDENT
THos. sHAcKELFoRD, = H. A. TURNER,
THos. J. BaRTHoLow, 1No. D. LOCKE,
J. W. soUTHwoRrH, R. rARIoKsoN,
L. Z. HAYDEN, : G. W. McREHEAD-
I'm. F. Dunnicd, Clerk and Notary Putlia,
DISCOUNT DAYs.-Wednesday and Saturday.
Board meets at II o'clock, A. NJ.
febl6 W. c. BOON, Cashier.
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HARDHHs TAoTIcs Memphis saiisa, vsls in an. PEics
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he TRo0PERs MANUAL or Fsctics fer Light Dragons
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Nap No. eOxSO inches representing Pennsylvania, New
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DIR. J. Il. GENTRY,
TENHE celebrated Oculist frankfort wGs COG PEELED
leave home account O. his Sou'f principles, will
practice Murfees the coming winter where be hopes
all that disc sed in their EYES All soldiers dismissed
account Of diseased eyes lie treated without fee except
medicines, which they get for snall sum.
Refer the citizens Of Vest Tennessee and Mueboro
we'll those Of Kentucky novl4-d3TaA
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TUG MANUFACTURE OF ARMS-The Legislature, at
its late session, appropriated $3.50 600 for the man
ufhcture and purchase of arms.
The act makes it the duty of the Governor to
purchase all the machinery, tools and implements
necessary to the manufacture of arms, which ma
chinery shall be put up in the Penitentisry, and
put into operation as soon as possible. The GoVN
ernor6s required to employ the labor of cOnvicts
AS far as possible and to the services Of an
Armorer and Superintendent, and as many master
workmen and artisans as may be necessary, and al
such salaries as he may think proper.
He is also authorized to put machinery for the
purpose into operation at other points, if he thinks
proper to do sO.--AHdRtG COnfedeTGey, Dec. "a.
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sUEDREES.


OsE0SsS~EEES WANTED.
Nashville and North Western Railroad Oorlpsry %
4 60 contract for 10000 Cedar CrcsBsTfes, g fesi
long inches Thick well hewn, to fsos at place
less than inches clear Of bark timber he sound TO be 6T
cd at the grade line Of the read Ia Nashville
The contractors want to contract foF 10000 EhftS
Post Oak Ties, Of the size above to be deliver
the line Of the road in piles from section Il TO section "a
s1ough on each section 70 supply the sans
PsrsoGG wishing 70 bid will direct to the President sid Ds
ora Of tins EsShVls aa1 EsEsa-EssisFH RAILROAD COMPANY
Nashville, TIM ,zryz9-s
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Free GIFT Prizes.

To be distributed On Ne1O- Years KCs TOR the BsgA Of
TIE Sick Soldiers in The Hospitals at Nashville.
The Ladies of the Soldiers Relief Society of Ten
nessee, have undertaken to organize a scheme of
Free Gift Prizes, the proceeds of which are for the
benefit of the sick soldiers of the Confederate Army.
In f1rtheFance of which benevolent purpose they
appeal, with confidence, to the citizens of
Nashville and of the State of Tennessee
and the public generally. Commute
has been appointed to receive donations such as
Jewelry, Statuary, Pictures and other objects of
art antis uities curostes books triDkets and toys
for children, or any other articles for ornament or
use all of which will be properly classified num-
bered and distributed to the holders of tickets
claiming prizes. The names of doners will be La
belled upon each article presented, unless other
wise directed Every donation thus received will
be valued separately by the committee and tickets
corresponding with such valuation will be issued
and sold for one dollar each. Persons from dis
lance who make donations or order tickets may
leave instructions with the committee 10 regard TO
the disposition to be made of their prizes The
first drawing will take place st O'Clock New
Years Eve, st the Masonic Temple, upon which oc-
cGsion there will BE music and refreshments.
Tickets Of admission rs cents The drawing or sales
OF such articles as may remain IN the possession of
TIE Society on account OF unEold tickets will take
place on the next some subsequent evening
as may be announced at the time. 1t is hoped the
plan suggested will meet with a success worthy of
the cause and commensurate with the necessity
which has prompted its presentation to the public
The Society takes pleasure in announcing that
they have already received valuable contributions,
and it is hoped that all others who disposed to
contribute will place the articles in the hands of the
chairman of tie committee, Mrs. J, 81. Bass at the
earliest day practicable. The scheme contemplates
the gift Of such objects only already in the pos~
session of the donors and the presentation of tick
cts to friends in lieu Of the usual gifts for the hoG
days, viii be no doubta most acceptable substitute
because whether the recipients draw prizes or
blanks, the benefit will inure to those who wOr
Thy of all our care. Ii ting case no sacrifices
required, and while enjoy the usual festivities
of The annual holiday, we make them tributary to
the accomplishment of a nable and patriotic pur~
pose.
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August
Scientific DiscOveTy---EIecgrO-
Wafer.

- = bCEo
Is well soEn 70 the profession that Eeelcity Is the great
motor Of NG livery remedy which really diEesss
does because Of Its electrical adaptation the Of
Invalid By the Of suoh remedies and EIECTRS
WATER which patients bsthed in Of elecr
Ladss being attended By aLsdy.-I curing al old
End obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
q cure "OonsunphYes receive LIFE, but in sGch
where patients are too Eeak vte, treat sn by tn
BT0pt0n Hospi AhGLsiOHs which hreahed into tbs
diseased l1ng right at the seat Of the disease end two
stamps for pemphlst Other patients Who cannot to
tie RAILING WATERs5 can, By sending e-e- age-sez
AID full description Of symptoms have medicines 70 them
send for orcusr The Electric Waters ali mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed Ths
Pesnce Of twenty years the treatment many theUE
and and Wozns diseases snd weaknesses nay
be regarded . reasonable guarantees OF FuocssJ-
u Rooms and Boarding Furnished 90
PatIeRts II
PaTEI0IAEs WHO may wish s avail e1Eslvss OF tbs val
sable discovery Electric Bsh invited call & ny oEcs
at No l4s, South Sumner street..
Address Oh. FOHBAU9H,
psr2'sl-6&tWly Nashville, fem.
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ooap 80 &C. /

EH7E peBd to learn that at tho great "Wcsds FafE"
held this month In the city Of Macon Gsorgia tie ectsr
prsng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knshe & Co., awarded tbs
krst Premium al compositions for their celebrated eo.S
hDAE PAHos This Fair being held zader the direction OF tas
body Of the importance attached to receVng he honors
Of their Fair produced we learn degree
OF the country Several fine INSTRUMENTS EXHIBIT
dom but after most patient and thorough examination OF their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided the ons
hou the Mandatory Of VIM Knsbe & Gei tia G3sc
sa0s - and awarded the Medal GcsordilgYI
without wishing to sppear invidueus will sd that
trise public spirit an znRng energy with which the Mess
Knabe conduct their business ene them degTes
% s the honoTS and which they achieved in @
lire Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money PSouce
GFsrEt CaGIS PIANO. and sdvsr tang extensively to raks
taR establishment knoWns they have their pcHsz
ron Of large and constantly increasing business and the
Qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever eops
dOn the order the day, judges uniformly pronounce their
Pianos 70 be "AIoslsio San, Of December ed
1880.
ga supply Of the above nov being received By A. E.
Mcclure, 80 Union street, the sas AZqzt Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our fot5Ty prices.
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THE STAR GALLERYE
EoRgueTreOtypes, AHnBFOtypCa.
NELAIN OTYPES,

AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
No a, Union Street. next door to Weasel Thonpseas.
a. Il. SALTZMAH.
(kATE sPKsA-oZ HUGHEz sALEEkT.j
AVIRa cited Up above, ezslasysiy Ter tsGs
branch Of buIness is prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of EaVs ard rake fac stss Of thsr faces, IL
he highest style OF the Art 10 expense has been spared e
furnishing bis apartments procuring tbs latest and
improved apparatus and materials, and tee subscriber conent
nitves al who sy want plcuFgs to gys hin call psdEBg
tgiaosion h every
, EEtrE1ce nsxt daor y sg.i g Vessel 8 Thounso-
- r. Z, RAITZEAEs
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Tender EOiRs, Epare-RibS. Back
Bones and Sausage Meat.
HERS Ms desiring hog and eel o. can be supplied 81
the Packing House Of N. BRUCE & co.
sCe4
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s FENE TAgFg.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OE
Valuable Land for sale.
975 acres Cleared, 2gsd In a fine stSgs
OF CultfyG1i0n-
TEyETE Farm lies mills fr Jones' ssson, tie Win
g5er AIElara Eailrcais nine miles non Wiucsss
ter aad three miles from saer, IN Frapka county On tis
Fsz Is c5rasrtaSIs dwelling good negro cabins and all
necessary on. houses Cioss to hs dwelling fne spring,
IL EIC ard for cultivation, EtsRdB usuTpassed b. Eny
In the county IP707os 70 SCI ti Tausble Tract . Land
and wo-d re r persons o is s knew a5out f. 5cbn P
Witt Esh7IIs, T-Zn-, s. oolyzr Tiaohss.sr, hey
car r1fsg g ms on tz3prsullJs-
HARVEY 8. WILLIAM,
s5t 23-t' Winchester, Franklin comfy, IsaE.
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PHOFOGRAPHIO CABD.

TAKE plsssus in annS1rclng 10 ny old fEsnds ana
toners that after absence OF two years. have again
tErned 70 resume the practise CT the PhOt8G Art
IN all its branches having purchased lbs interest n ny brssr
the old established Gallery in Union See and having spent
ioEf usnhs in Rev The past Sumner % obtain fully ali
Zoe late Improvements in s art have painted renovated ard
enlarged TIE cutie CT Rooms throughout Tsat facilities
better to proi1ce frcass E5rk hss n0s Galleries
Es2et e. md coniUss to @ comfort patrons. trust not
only to sustain TIE proud POE5n the asery has herstofoTs
EEG.ned, bet 20 eeVatol En higher ssrdar1. have
aso engaged tie services q NJ COOK Il TIE best Photo
sphsTs IN the world, Eho Pictures which
fTst premium at the World Fair in London in 1851 Rad
determined lot only to rake tas ths leading Gallery IL
SaGe, bat ny work sts nOtss surpassed EoFth Sea
szi introduce to s pubic ths foi15Tz ssyssa
Imperial Photograph, Iadts L7kI
Yignetts, plain Culosscl
iForytypes1 eelored
Fsslal Pictures, life E5sI
Photographs on Car yEsz Ifs Iissj
Whiting Cards, fuII length, plainI
Autograph PnstOgIanhs, % taken sitting
stsrTr0soopes, glass paper.
continue to make tie HssiEotype sBd AnhEsyps hereto
Cs The above styles all nrely IN this ty except
Ia Autograph Gard Ehsh " nsds tine All
Who II want Of snyhrg in line politely vsd give
call bfcTs visiting essEEzs, When VIII rroys By oSalaz
}eEEonstFstis1 tas aSoE szcls- Essrsetl2ily,
ectSl-s ?. ". HUGHES.
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application b made before LIST Jsnzsry, viii sell OF seSo,
modating tsT1ns, Forty Acres OF Land, three mlsF
rom the Corporaon its, Mil Greek, opposite Mai COTS
This Is Of the beautiful locations DsYdEon county
Absut onshaof the ad s IN timber the balances In ealtvs
Sons There the premises comfortable
orchard Apply 20 Hal Cen, the eIaoe, %
self fer paEtiaritzs. CHAS. <. RlESSoE3
jniFI&A
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TTNDERTAKRRs lat J. Il. orrreys old sand Union be
tween Cherry and Summer sreets prepared TO attend
Funerals all times, with wooden Cons, plain colorsd
and Metallic Burial oaskets and Gases OF asupeoF quality
ths times. iuns2S-d