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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

To Day SWEET CoRN.-A correspon.
dent Of the Country Gentleman writes !:
"The question is asked, what rs the best
way to cure sweet cornp ! usually pre-
pare good supply every year for winter,
and do It IN the following manner plant
for succession of crops every two weeks
from early spring to the 4th or 10th of
July. That which ripens near the last OF
September is dried. In good weather, then,
the atmosphere is usually cool and dry, and
il good day is chosen the drying process
is SO speedy that it Is past danger before
the fermentation can take place. Gather
The corn while in the best condition for
eating, husk it, and boil ten minutes, or
Just sufficient 10 scald the starch it contains;
cut or scraps the corn from the cobs immedi
ately. and spread il upon sheets placed on a
tolerably flat roof, incing south or west, or
upon scaffold.. Ifthus elevated from the
ground il is not visited by flies. If put
out, as it should be, early in the morning,
by night it will be so dry as to be past
danger from fermentation. If the night
promises fair it is best to spread a shee,
over it and let il remain, or it may be taken
in and the cloth spread on the floor. Two
days more of good sun Will complete the
drying, when it may be put into linen
bag, and hung up in dry airy place. Some
dry in stoves and ovens, but in this way it
is liable to be scorched-nor is it as sweet
and good dried in this way as when dried
in the open air by the sun. Before cooking
the corn should be put to soak the night
previous, and placed where the temperature
is warm. Prepared in this way it is hardly
inferior 10 corn direct from the field"
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Rev. JonN G. F. HOES, has been pastor
Of the First Reform Dutch Church in
Kingston, N. Y, for twenty years. On
the 18th ult, the 10Th anniversary, the
members of this congregation and numerous
friends met at his house to tender him their
congratulations "upon the completion of SO
long cycle of faithful and successful min
istry," and as farther testimony of their
esteem, presented him with an elegant gold
watch and chain with appropriate in
scriptions.
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NORTHERN MEN AT THE SOUTH The
Richmond Republican says the old feeling
Of prejudice against residents ofthe North
ern States is rapidly giving place among the
masses to hearty welcome TO all who come
to the South to become permanent and use.
full citizens. Northern capitalists, manu-
) facturers, miners, mechanics, farmers and
laborers Of every description, not only meet
with cordial reception, but may depend
upon golden returns to reward their enter
prise and industry '9
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A new society has been launched, having

A new society has been launched, having
for Its object the greater dissemination O.
the principles of the gospel among the
masses Of the people. The New York OBJ.
server has the following concerning it,
Three hundred men from various parts Of
the country, Of nine different denomina-
lions, met at Cleveland last week, with
Chief Justice Chase presiding, and then
and there constituted a Commission Of sixty
to prosecute The work OF eyangelizing the
masses. II is made the duty Of the Com
mission to collect and diffuse information
adapted 10 stir up the hearts of Christians
everywhere to increased activity in the re-
lief, rescue and salvation of men; to sug-
gest methods which extended observation
comparison and experience have proved
best adapted TO these various ends; as far as
possible to call forth and increase the vol
untary, unpaid services of individuals in
the Masters vineyard; 10 devise plans for
the training and employment of woman's
talent In the various spheres of Christian
labor; to be medium between Christian
laborers and those who desire their SER
vices, whether churches, public insttu.
tons, societies or individuals; to reinforce
In every appropriate way, all forms Of
Christian effort and charitable work, and
extend the blessings Of the Gospel to al
men, even the most abandoned"
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

"Come till America Pat % writes son
of the Emerald Isle. TO his friend in Ireland;
"'ts fine country 10 get living IN. All
ye have to do is toget three.cornered box
and fill it with brick, and carry till the
top of iou. story building, and the man at
the top does all the work"
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

1t is stated that the town Of Winchester,
Virginia, was occupied by the Union and
Confederate forces, successfully, seventy
six times.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

The Jefferson City Times says that Faith.
er Miller, the Catholic Priest at that place,
was arrested on Friday of last week, for
violating the law. He was required this
time to file bond in the sum of FIVE thou
sand dollars. He preached again on last
Sunday.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

DEATH OF A Worthy CITIZEN It is
with feelings Of pain that we announce
the death of DR.. William Price. He died
at his residence in Arrow Rock Town
ship, on last Saturday, the Goth ut. Sa-
line county has lost one of her most public
spirited citizens, and society at large one Of
its best and firmest supporters Saline
Progress 9th. .
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One Of the four gunboats designed for
service on the Lakes, is rapidly approach
ing completion at Tonawanda. She is ex-
pected to be ready for the trial trip in
about six weeks.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

IL AVING just returned from NEW YORK
CITY, and purchased A LARGE AND FINE
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
of those wanting Goods 10 give me call.
Returning thanks for past favors, l hope TO
merit a continuance of the same.
Persons wanting Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Clothing, Hardware, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention, will do
well to give me a call, and examine my LARGE
STOCK before making their purchases, as have
paid special attention TO selecting stock suitable
10 the wants OF this community.
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CITY ELECTION.

nj Office is hereby given that an election will
IN be held on Monday the 10th October next,
in the City Uf Glasgow, for the purpose of elect
ing three Councimen TO fill vacancies, as follows
Two for the Middle Ward, polls opened at the
office of the Council room one for the North
ward, polls opened at Kiester's wagon shop.
By order OF the Board of Council.
Sept. IL, 1865. F. w. DIGGES, Mayor.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

An old criminal was once asked what
was the first step that led to his ruin. He
answered: "The first step was cheating the
printer out Of two years subscription. ~
When had done that, the devil took such
a grip on me that could not shake him off"
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

The Protastafk Dutch Church at Por
Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y, has
reached its two hundreth anniversary. An
appropriate sermon was delivered on the
occasion by Rev. Jas, Brownlee.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist
says that party is springing into existence
favoring general reputation of all private
indebtedness.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12

Partial returns from the election in Ohio
indicate the election of Cox (Union) as
Governor by about $4,000 majority.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Delna Cunningham, Enoch b.
Cunningham, Demarcus George,
and Henrietta +. George, his wife,
and Sidney B. Cunningham, Petition for
Plaintiffs, Partition.
Thomas H. Cunningham, John P.
Cunningham, Defendants.
NOW at this day come the plaintiffs aforesaid,
Clerk of Howard Circuit Court in vacation, their
petition and affidavit, stating amongst other things,
that The above named defendants. to-wit: Thorn
as Fl. Cunningham and John P. Cunningham are
non-residents of this State, and cannot be served
ordered BY me, Clerk aforesaid, in vacation, that
publication be made notifying them that an action
has been commenced against them by petition for
court of Howard county, in the State of Mlssou-
n. the object Of which is to procure an order Of
sale and assignment of dover TO the widow in the
lands Of which John Cunningham died seized
and possessed, situated in Howard county, Mis-
souri,. and that unless you, the above named de-
PENDANTS, be and appear al the next term of said
Court, 10 be holden at the Court house in the city
of Fayette, in Howard county, Missouri, on the
first Monday in December next, and on or before
the sixth day thereof, (if the term shall so long
continue; if not then before the end of the term,
judgement will be rendered against you, and said
land sold and the proceeds divided according TO
the prayer of the petition.
Given under my hand and official
~ c. II. STEWART, Clerk.
October p, 1s65--5w mis- s14.
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CHINA, Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets, of
~ all Styles and Prices, warranted to suit, can
be furnished at PALMER & Co.'s.
Glasgow, Sept. 81, 1865.
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ORDGR on PUREECATloN.

Hannah Jackman, Elizabeth Jacli-0
man, Stephen Hurt. Angelina
Hurt, Thomas y. Jackman, Eli
iah Jnman, James Butler, Polly
Butler, Missouri Ann Butler. Oc-
tavie Gates, Joseph Evans, Jeml-
ma Butler, Harnette Butler, Pits,
Against
Houston Jackman, Thomas p. Petition for
Smith, Elijah Butler, Austin Partition.
Requa, Hannah Requa, Thomas
Smith, Minerva Smith, James
Calvert Alice Evans, Thomas
Evans Clifton Evans, William
Evans, John Scruggs, Mary A.
Scrlggs, Charles Porter, Eliza
beth Porter, John Mcpherson.
Angeiine Mcpherson, Thomas J.
JacNman, Isaac N. Evans, Hous-
ton Evans, Defendants.
ON the 1lth day Of September 1865, come the
plaintiffs aforesaid, by their attorney, and filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Howard Circuit
Court IN vacation, their petition and affidavit
stating amongst ether things, that the above named
defendants, ;o-wt: Thomas j. Jackman, Houston
Jack ran, Thomas P. Smith, Elijah Butler, Aus
tin II qua, Hannah ReqUa, Charles Porter, Eliz-
beth Porter, John Mcpherson, Angelina McPher-
son, Thomas Smith, Minerva Smith, and James
Calvert are nonresdents OF this State, and cannot
be served with process as the law directs. It Is
therefore ordered by me, Clerk aforesaid, in va
cation, that publication be made notifying them
by petition for partition, in the Circuit Court of
Howard County, in the State of Missouri, the OBJ
iect and general nature Of which is TO procure an
order of sale of certain tracts Of land situated in
Howard county, Missouri, to-wIt: The south
west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
10, the south half of the southwest quarter OF
section 10. the north. east quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section 80, and all that part of
the northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section 30, lying north Of the main brdnch that
runs through the same, all in township 3d. range
ii. also the east half of the southeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section %, township 90, range 10. And
that unless you The above named nonresident
defendants be, and appear 1.-THE next term Of said
Court TO be holden al the Court house in the city
of Fayete, in said county of How ard, on the first
Monday in December next, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, Gfthe term shall SO long con-
tinue, if not then before the end of the term, }
judgement will be rendered against you and the
said land sold and the proceeds divided.
Given under my hand and oiIicia
SEAL '' StJR 3. In sr i557, ls95 Clerk.
October 5, ls65-5w. MI $50.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

TOME and examine those beautiful Photo
" graphsl Just the thing to fill those empty
places in your album. PALMER 4 Co.
Glasgow, Sept. u.
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professional.
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Establlshed in tho Year 1880,

/ o.. Established in tho Year 1850,
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And under the control of two Of tho most Fthinen
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Tho PrRms I, uide 10 Health, beneical toall male
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will ghlen thoaeNho grope in hdarknehs. PnceAH
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one per half dozen 81 per doEn, ,sept by nHhai
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vould those children have comfortable home, and
ha y,oans Of educaou7 Would this wife be inde pen.
tent OF the cold charities of the worldl Would tins
npe, and feeble paIGGi he provided tori Would my
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ssederiauds ofcreditors-saes made when the market
lends downward, aud Far prices cannot be re0llaed2'
now E,g can answer these question to their satsiac-
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hat they have long lease on life. This s botA fool
tsn end cowarly Tho brlVe man
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mroiral a.4,

TNnE combination of ingredientsTn these Pills are
L tho result of n long and extensive practice. They
are mild IN their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstrltations, removing
lcaiinGhe, Pain in the side, Palptation ofthe Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysiorfes, Fatigue
Pain in the Back and Limbs, &c, disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature. '. l'y
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement Of n new ora in tho treat
ment Of those irregularities and oDstrnetions which
have consigned so many to u PREMATURE daAyE. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and wheoeyer ah obstruction takes place the general
health beginsto decline. -H'.
DIR. CHEESEMANS FEMALE PILLS o
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS .I. ~ b.
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complaints peculiar TO Femnle,. 70 all casses they
are nvauahle fliclg, min csiiainiy periodical req
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ing the sanction OF some Of the most ealPept PyS-
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Efpef direei:ons Stating ,ole, tev should 6esed,
Wth each bOx-the Frc6 OpG Dollar per Boz,
| ing from my 10 sixty Pills. t',,'
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CARD 70 .IMyALaps.

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the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eearly Decay. dis.
esseF ofthe Urinary and Semlnal Organs, and the
ftouf habits. Great nun5befs hASk hee6 ff6ady cur
ettiy this noble remedy. Promptod by q desire to
beneht the afflicted and duniOrimae viii send the
recipe far preparing aud usngy this mediciheg IN
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srATIQEDs BIALH HbDaa, U1dl New York City.
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kven where he has sded them into eternity, hyt
The honest debtor satsHes his condng creditor, when
fate seemed least propltious. In moral and worldly
sense il s one great weapon by winch to rob death of
his sting r
Lei any husband father, son ask hlmself ''lf was
te or might, would those Who ore deW 70 me
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EVERY MAX sHoULO INSURE MS mFE.

flNHE htna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a torn
4 OF years, Endowment policies and chldi ems En-
dowment, Also, Non Fortelung Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten years. tfFst.E HI
FIVE thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances Of Incu 70 project the
lanly circl from want, none found more sim
pie IN ~ character noble IN its oatures certain in
s results, than LITE Insurance.. II ~ the prop which
Tho dying husband eaveato
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G5'sS gT s q sSs e.
CERTIRICATE. or AUTHORITY.
ITO pire on The 3lst day Of January, 1See)
OFYIcE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

% .nuua 90 isN Insurance Department. il
Columbus, Ohio, January so, 1885.
lFhcieds, The 0ERMANIA HANOVER NIAGARA, and
lsrunIC Fire Inaurapas dDnPsnies, loeatsd at New
York In the State OF New York hiVs each Mod in this
Office statement pf It's condition, asreguiTed by
tie first secioni 0f the Act Ia regulate Insurance
Cbmpapvs not ipeorporated by the State Of ohio,p
pAssedA btiIH 1855 md February y 1864 and
1fieirrs, each of said Companies has furnished tho
Undersigned satisfactory evidence that they are each
possessed Of at least One ltHnl thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested IN etockS or bonds, or In
mortgages Of real estate worth double the amount
fps which tho same is mortgageg guia, tNueds, each
of said Companies has filed In This Office wdtton
itsul4pRq tyIpeF ta aeorporats seal signed ~ the
lfethft ADA sddfetaT IN efed, anthorsihg anyhgont
pf agents of sid Companies In this state to acknow
Agilo service otprpeys Dr and IN lehai pt Sad Com
A,Anirs according 70 tlio toriaa ~ tafd law
A None, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
vi tlps aforesaid act, i JAMES q.G0DMAN, Auditor
b. Of ;ato Tor oii6 10 Hereby certify that mid I'M
,1 M 4 y spyEl,ip atRs and aEPERlic fHe lnspIl
41h1-r Companies of New York, are authdrized %
IhupNlt hQ lusDfss pf Fire aud MaIing lnsniTngp
ii lAi3iaitg pnql the tirtyiTs day " IqnnaiN 10
-tiir }rarlgp thousll eight hnpdll aud fixiyelA ~
N i1k1gk IDefft have horeilito suAerlbetiny
name aud caused The seal Hfinl pilee n pe ptSsl
.Ihr ',N eua yer aDfeWie9; .h,,,, ,...at
. g1uuuHHi NU'gH--iaHu "Nf' tttblt y l.ffetAt lIya
'FHuhat 14Nik 3 tONAW y WffTsft
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tits the hand OF the psovdent reaching
forth from the grave, and stl nourisSng his offspring,
and keeping together the family ny It, the faithful
r.sHs..I ...s r O.
,Fa
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nurLI,IiItEYSs srECIEICs


You may preysut sickness. prevent suffering, p-eygn
expense, and loss Of fme, or the children having the
Measles, or sclSrt Fever, or Whoopug cough, OF
eyon E-yor. Ly using nrcgcn-lyes ln The ceae-
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You may cure yorr Children

OfCroup, or golf tTi keOihsehe, OF Head1ches or
saoplossnoss, of sif,nhs rom Tecthing, OF Worms
r. rIn.ngcatinnI or Wothhg he Bed, or Catarrh, or
Measles, or NhnlpHg Cough, or scarlet Fever. or
IipIh.ria,trl Rad Cold, or Hoarsencss, or Running
oitho Fare and c1fness. or even Scroins, ~ thou
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aagotral.Inri1
suooess in Rusiness.

No bnsipsas ~, AZ ~, n li.cesAnf W,soh hVhb,
founded on a real fitness ofthngs Tho article made
sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want success seung from tho clap try n gtreFtife
ms, ortito rickA Of tfade, more pfeten ann sand
display, Will be only apparent and n The end but de
Ceive tho operator aud those who trust him. But N
an article supplies puhlic want aud uriy meets hs
rcasonnble cRnectsions, It, fucccss and fenefal
adoption is merely question fiine itmay BE
retarded ~ hfvvrsc Influences sped by Perhp
gales. tu' in ihe end % is sure ta win.
HUHplRErs HOMElPATH1C SPErlFICS hld
their oficnln great prbfc want uedicre4 for IN
the common wants Of enlgnted te-tuthtNts that
nther mother 9Fse, og traveller COW falyWs have
with them aneaWSye rely uhdn so simple fh9t ms
take could not Doe made In the EHlccuOn, harmless
mat ii mi ght use thcm with mpuuty, and efficient
that allbn IhtTely fWpn.yem y Yleiy. sprh hey
nave proyel. Th6hs3ndA u families Use them daily
Tor alfthe Rllncut aud sckncsses Of life, and rarely
are seriously SILK, ht ave reed t0 call physioia
Thousands, a9gs squlo slnIe specia9, bsyeeprri
themselves u ehrjnNf alseahAs ghrh iave hetai tho
bonc Of Their liver, and upon which they have spent
hundreds 10 VAN, anl among the millions who usc
thrn none ouud to question their purity or cth
cpcy. a.gLU Ay.sLLL LL a.a a
combine tll the al .anttces Of tho host Homeopathic
treatment without ls lnt caey oTunoeIt IttintY. They
are prcpar'dhy physician ofover twenty years
Homeopathic cNperencc; they haye shocp. tged IN
eyory conceivable manner, ,yand they haze besn
dorlci anl recommended in tho highest terms ~
tho bun 'reis ~ thoii-ands who daily Use them.
, 1865-05-19

10Y request of Lawyer HeiIbuth in he
10 half of the mortgage and levyhoIder
concerned will be exposed for sale by
public Auction:
The Houses Sc Sc Lots
No. 7-12 Fiskergade and No. IBIS also
2S-33 Nveade in this town with all az
purtenances, belonging to Baron A. Bret
ton.
1st Auction will be held on Wednesday
June 9TH next,
End Auction will be held on Wednesday
June 21st next,
3rd Auction will be held on Wednesday
July 9th next,
the two first at the Auction-OGice Chris
tiansted at II o'clock noon, the third on
the premises at l o'clock p. M
Appraisement, Conditions and other
papers will be exhibited for inspection
at the Auction-OHice and at the Office ii
Lawyer HeiIbuth from 1st June next.
This advertisement serves for the in
formation also of mortgageifolders on the
property.
Auction-Omce Christiansted, St. Croix
May 18th, 1865.
D. A. St%alSeBnann.