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Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

GBr The Chicago papers, now that the cholera
has fairly made its appearance in that city, assert
that the disease has prevailed there ever since the
early part of June, but that the physicians, to avoid
creating panic, have called it bya milder name.
The condition of the river, which has become a
stagnant bayou at that point, is assigned as prin-
cipal cause of The viruent outbreak of The pesti-
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

e. Provisional Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, has
been relieved, by order the President, and Gov.
Thoekmorton, who was elected by the people,
has been inausurated. The State is fully restored
to lis constitutional relations 10 the Union-,-
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

f9r During the recent session of the Teachers,
Institute in Rutland county, VT, while Prof
Adams was endeavoring 10 illustrate the manner
of teaching arithmetic, he took up a small globe
standing on the desk and asked; SHOW many units
in the elobe?" Answer-"one." Taking up his
hat, "How many units in my hat?" Answer (by
a naughty boy In the audience )-"Shake II and
seev The professor was taken down.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

o. The cholera seems TO be abating in New
York city, only seven cases and four deaths oc-
curing from the disease on the goth. There were
five cases and four deaths in Brooklyn the same
day
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

9r The cholera is fast abotmg in Cincinnati
and ST. Louis. 1t has almost disappeared from any
of the Eastern cities.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
A Change.

Desiring 10 engage in other pursuits, have sold
TIE GLASGOW TIMES Office 10 my brother, VIM
A. Thompson, who has been connected with the
paper for several months past He is an expert
enced printer and publisher, having been engaged
in the business for twenty years. The friends oI
the paper ore assured that he will make the TiME'
fully equal 10 what il has been in the past, and will
make such Improvements as his judgment may die
tate and his patronage justify.
The paper is in prosperous condition. Its adj
vertising patronage speaks for itself, while thu
subscription list is nearly three times as large al
when I took charge of i, and is still increasing
The politics OF the paper will remain unchanged
and would not dispose Of il on any other cond
ton. The Radical party in Missouri must b.
overthrown, and no more efficient auxiliary in thi.
patriotic work can be employed than well-sus.
tanned Conservative press.
The business of the Office will in no manner b.
interrupted by the change. All past contracts fol
advertising, subscription and job work will
be filled by the new proprietor. will be absent
from the city for few weeks, and Oh my return
will settle up The outstanding business Of the office.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me, am Very Respectfully,
JAS B. THOMPSON.
The above announcement is complete enough.
with only word from me in endorsement OF it.
To those who feel interested in keeping up Con-
ssrvative paper in Glasgow, can say your sup
port will not be lost upon me-. No exertion of
mine, that can be made through the medium OF
these columns, shall fail of trial for the overthrow
of the red-handed dynasty that is trampling upon
the rights of the people of this State, and the ,e
peal Of that nameless abomination, miscale ed the
Constitution. To these ends pledge my labor.
The local interest, too, shall be well looked after
and hope TO be able, every week, TO send out q
paper that may be read with pleasure ard profit
The interests Of this thriving city and county shal
ever be first in my mind, and THE TIMES shall b,
their champion. Soliciting liberal support from
the public, am, with respect, their obedent ser
want, WIN. A. THOMPSON.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

G1- Christian Pulls and County Auditor wey,
demeyer, two prominent citizens of St. Louis
died of cholera few days ago.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

The Queen of the Sandwich Islands axes up
her residence for few days at The house of the
Secretary of State, in Washington city.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

GT- Gen. Hancock has issued general order
taking command of this department, with head
quarters temporarily at st. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
CITY ORDINANCES.
An Ordinance CONCERNING Female Seminary
and Ground.

Be II ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen Of
of the City cf Glasgow, ss follows;
Ist. In order TO aid in the more permanent es-
tablishmcnt of on educational institution in the
city of Glasgow, Mo-, the Mayor and Councilmen
of said city do accept the proposition of. o..
Swinney, and do cause to be conveyed to him all
the rght title and interest the city has in and TO
the grounds and building known as the Glasgow
Female Seminary and Odd Fellows Hall, in con-
sderation that he, the said J. q. Swinney, cause
10 be kept in good repair buildings and ground
permanently and forever and he further agrees
with said city to cause 10 be kept on said premises
permanently aud forever, a first class school for
males and females Of advanced grade scholars, and
that said school is never to be under the
control of any church or denomination OF chris
tians but is 10 forever be flee from sectaran bias
but 10 he controlled by said ]. q. Swinney and
should the said Swnney fail to have kept a first
class school for an unreasonable length OF time
due regard being had 10 the then existing circum.
| stances, or that he diverts the buildings and
grounds 10 other purposes than for educ ationa
thon this ordinance TO be void of force, and the
property 10 revert back to its original owners with
| all the improvements thereon.
I'd. And be II further ordered that the Mayor
cause to be executed good and sufficient deed tc
said property in compliance with the foregoing
ordinance.
This ordinance TO take effect from and after ii
passage.
Passed, July Sd, 1866.
| The Mayor having returned the ordinance with
-out his approval, by subsequent action Of III,
Board this day becomes in full force. July 7th
1866. THOMAS w. MoREHEAD,
Secretary Board OF Councilmen
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

aT Capt. Bart Able has been appointed U. S.
Collector for the Second District, St. Louis, vice
VIM. Taussig, removed
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24

Col. Walter C. CAN'T and Col. McVickers, of
St. Louis, are among the prominent men of that
city who have recently died OF cholera.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
Die0,

Near this place, on the 18th inst, Marion s.!
son of Richard Williams, in the llth year of hi,
age.
In st. Louis, on the 18th inst, Miss Sally Ru-
bey, daughter of Col. T. p. Rubey, formally Of
Randolph county, aged 20 years.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
Valuable Property for Sale

o. We have for sale the valuable property
Miiil known as the Stapleion Mil Farm, ONLY
-@.V "a miles southeast Of Fayet:e, containing
270 acres-85 or 90 acres in cultivation and 60 or
10 acres IN blue e. ass pasture. The balance is
heavily timbered and bottom land. This is an ex-
cellent situation for a mill, and with little re-
would do an excellent business. There are abou,
5000 new rails on the place. There is no cheaper
property than this in Howard county.
Apply TO J. B. THOMPSON & CO.,
aus. Real Estate Agents, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
An Ordinance Relating to Resisting Of,leers.

Be il ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of
the City Of Glasgow;
Any person or persons who shall resist The May
or, Constable or any authorized officer Of said
city in making arrests, or any person or persons
who shall interfere or endeavor 10 release any per-
son or persons who may have been arrested shall
on conviction, be subject to fine for each offence
in the sum of not less than $40 or more than $1O0
AL trials for this ordinance shall be by jury Of
six men, and fines collected as other fines.
This ordinance hereby repeals all ordinances
heretofore passed that may in anywise conflict with
the same and 10 take effect on and after the 18th
day of August, 1866.
Passed and approved August 10th, 1866.
F.W. DIGGEs, Mayor.
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SuunOnS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the county Of fStorey-John Shehan, plain
titf, against Susan shshsn, defendant Action
brought In tho District Court Of the First judicial
District Of the State Of Eeyada, In and for the
county Of Storey, and tho complaint died IN saia
county Of Storey. in the once ofthe CLERK OF sAa
District Court
Tho State Of Nevad. sends greeting. to Susan
shehau, defendant, You are hereby required 70
appear In an action brought against you oy tpe
above named plaintiff, In the District Court OF inc
First Judicial District OF tho state OF Nevsoa, ~
and for the county Of Storey, and answer Lno
complaint hled therein, within ten days Hhe.u
siye Of the dsy Of servicc) amer me ser,ee y. -.
Won Of this Summons, H served 10 sam eoun' nj.
IL served out Of said county, but wltnin NY .s,.,
trct within twenty days; and 10 an Iii T \. taLen
forty days; or Judgment oy aeIaam n.r nf the IaId
against you, according 10 'h' P'A'e
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CouI Given under my hand, and the seal Of
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IN the year Of our Lord one thousand, eight hun.
oreo ."N LUcIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
By THos. B. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk. jag N
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Dissolution.

U,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
j ,isting under the frm name Of FIEBUSH q
DURKEE, In the Jewelry BusinelI, 4! this dsg
dissolved by mutual eonsent-MR. DUKkETI
Mguming oil the liabilities Of and collectins ~
the debts due to the late Arm. -,,,ou 90
Gold Hill, rsbrusry u, tss6 g. aa'a
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House and Furnitur @
FOR SALE.
OF Copartnership.

Dissolution OF Copartnership.
rrHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned was this
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AT the old stand In Gold Hill. opposite tho
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Dissolution.

Dissolution. ...
NroT1cE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N AsIocIatlon known as the "P1OEEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" at Gold Hill, Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent All debts
due the Association will be paid 70 BOOTH d
PRESCOTT, who have thi. day purchased all
the right, title and interest Of said Association In
and 10 the same, as well 10 and TO all the prop.
.rty belonging to said Association and said
B0OTH & PRESCOTT arc alone authorized TO
receive collect and receipt for said debs, and all
debts due by said Association will be paid by
Booth & Prescott.
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N. BAH persons who have any demands
Whatsoever against the Association. are requested
TO present them within Ten Days. or they will
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Gold Hill. February l3, 1856 feI3 Il