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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

" The Free Sellers of ST. Louis
have addressed very lengthy circu-
lar 10 the democracy of Missouri, or
rather Col. Benton's friends in the dem.
ocratic party, in favor of the "Jeffer-
son Proviso." The address contains
many points which will attract the at
tention of the reader, and Of which
more will be said hereafter. 1t is adj
dressed particularly to one portion of
the democratic party, and, as wings,
we do not know that it becomes US to
interfere al present, further than to an.
nounce its appearance.
The address will create considerable
excitement in the democratic party
Col. Benton and his friends start large
ly in the minority, but how far the in
fuence Of his name, and their indus
try, may operate on public sentiment, is
hard to tell
The address is published in the Re.
publican, the Union having refused 10
lei it appear in its columns.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

Gen. TAYLOR ON DUELLING.-The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Express says:
One OF the good stories OF the day, and
one most creditsbie to the President and ad
minisuaIion, is connected with The appIcs>
lion for The restoration OF Two midshipmen,
dismissed by Mr.. Polk, for being engaged
in duel. The Secretary Of the Navy, in
Cabinet meeting this morning. informed the
Presiden, that he had resd The petition, and
considered that the midshpmen ought not to
be restored. So thought Tho cabinet 81
am very glad Of il, said the President, "ror
II The whole cabinet had though, otherwise,
would not have consented to rehppoint
these gentlemen. hate duels, | hate
lighting hate war, and will have no dueIl
ing men about me il | can help it,"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

AT meeting of Glasgow Division
No. &c, Sons of Temperance, held or
the Goth ul,., the following gentlemen
were elected Officers for the present
quarter:
w. F. Dunnica, w. P Jno. NJ. Bro
naugh, w. A.; c, II. Barron, R. s.; T
Shackelford, A. R. S.; E. johnson, F
S; A. F. Hanna. T.; o. s. Coleman
c.; VIM. T. Gibbs, A. c.; VIM. ]. o
Bannon, J. S.; T. M. Davis, o. s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

Y BALL.--The German ladies, j. will
be seen by notice in another column.
give an entertainment on Monday eve
ming next, the proceeds Of which GO TO
the Treasury of the German Republi-
can Association. This association has
for its object the assistance of their
countrymen, who are struggling to rid
themselves of the yoke of tyranny i'm
posed upon them by petty Kings. This
patriotic move Of The ladies should be
encouraged by all who sympathise with
the German struggle for freedom.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

BOUNDARY QUEsTloN,--The Supreme
Court of The United States have decided
The boundary question against Missouri
and in favor of Iowa. This decision
fixes as the Northern boundary line
of this State The old Indian boundary
line, known as Sullivan's line, which
will deprive us of the county of Schuy.
Ter and some other territory.-There
is small slave population in the terri
tory of Missouri thus unexpectedly at.
lached to Iowa by the decision of the
Supreme Court, which is final.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
MISSOURI:

MlSDOOhis
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
] Falkland H. Martin, Secretary Of State,
OF the State Of Missouri, do certify that the
foregoing proposed amendments 10 the Con-
stlulion Of the State of Missouri, passed by
the fifteenth General Assembly oil the State Of
Missouri, are true copies of the original rolls
now on file in this Office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have heIeunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said office. Done al the City OF JEFF,
f.. ST. ferson, this Oath. day Of March, A.
D. l849
FALKLAND Fl. MARTIN,
,SecTet1rU of STATE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

A special election for Governor, was
recently held in Arkansas. 1t is ru-
mored that Wilson. wing, has been
elected, but the rumor is too good, We
fear to be true.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

The Sons Of Temperance have Ma
tional Jubilee in Cincinnati, on the 18th
day Of May next Col. A. w. Doni.
phan, Of this State, has been appointed
Grand Marshall for the occasion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

UAn election for Mayor and Al
dermen Of 81. Louis took place on Mon
day. Our latest news from ST. Louis,
Monday evening, but the resul, was
not known. Both parties were active
in support Of their tickets.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

The 81. Joseph Gazette, of the Both
ult. says there are some five hundred
emigrants in that place and vicinity.
waiting the appearance of grass, to
start for California.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

NAMES OF FoRTIrIcATIoNs.-- late
Secretary of War, previous to his re-
firing from office, gave the following
names to the new Notifications now be.
ing erected by the government.
The fort at the narrows Of the. Pc
nobsco, river, Me-, Fort Knox; for, on
Governors Island, Boston harbor. Mass.
Fort Win,hrop; fort on Rouse's Point.
New York, For, Montgomery; fort at
Block Rock, N. Y, Fort Porter; fort at
Spring Wells, near Detroit, Mich. Fort
Wayne; fort at Grand Island, Platte
river, Oregon route, Fort Kearney.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

"Baldwin, who was some time
since tried in ST. Louis, upon an indict-
men, for the murder of Victor Mathews
and convicted, but succeeded in getting
a new trial, has again been found guilty
of murder in The first degree.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
TRANSIENT NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

INhNHIENf tNH WSFHFEN TUsTAUE.--
Transient newspapers, Chat is, papers
not sent from the office Of pubication,)
will hereafter be subject, in virtue OF
the act of March 81, ls49, to the gen.
eral newspaper postage rate only; that
is, one cent for any distance in The same
State, and one ond half cents for any
distance exceeding one hundred miles,
where the newspaper is sent from one
State into another. But postage on
such newspapers is, in all cases, 10 be
prepaid as heretofore.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

OThe ROOena, passed up Tuesday
night crowded with California Emf
grants. She left US package of.latest
ST. Louis papers. We take pleasure in
acknowledging the receipt of such ia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
STATE SCHOOL FUND.

We are requested by the Clerk ofthe
County Cour, of Howard, TO state that
the apportionment of State school funds
will not be made by the superintendent,
of Common schools until June or July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
New BoATs.--The new steamers Ii

NEW BoATs.--T'he new steamers tt.
mour,S and 81. Ange, have passed up
since our last. We had not an oppor-
tunity of examining the latter, but the
former we found to be an admirably con-
structed craft, for convenience to pas,
sengers--swift. and of iight.draught.-
Friend Hopkins will accept our thanks
for favors, and our well, wishes for bis
prosperity and success.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

Allen A, Hall. esq. editor of The Nash.
vile Wing, has been appointed Regis.
Ter OF the Treasury. This is an ex.
cellent aPpoin, ment,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

Postmaster at Hannib0l.-Dr. r. N.
Anderson has been appointed Postmas.
ter at Hannibal, in place of Arthur
Shearer, ESQ., resigned. Dr. A. is a
Wing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

UCol. E. w. Robinson, formerly
editor of the Boon's Lick Democrat,
published at Fayette. died in Washing.
ton City on the 7th ult.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

A portion Of the Howard gold seek.
ers start for California this week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

UGen. ROBERT. Nc AFEE, a dis,in.
guished citizen of Kentucky, died at
Frankfort, on the l2lh uli., aged &c
wears,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA
APPOINTMENTS.
PHLApELpnIA March 90.

Accounts from Valparaiso announce
the arrival of two vessels at that port,
from California, having on board one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars
worth OF gold.
No conclusion has yet been arrived
at relative TO the appointments to prom.
inent Offices. Upwards of sixty post
masters Of unimporiant points in the in.
terror Of Pennsylvania have been re-.
moved blythe department; among these
are the officers at Lewisburg, Lewis
town, Gettemovsburg, York Springs,
two in county, Petersburg, Marietta,
&c, &c.
Robert Morris, Esq, has been ap.
pointed Postmaster al Philadelphia, and
Walter Forward, Esq, at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Myers declines the appointment OF
Collector at Philadelphia. The Vice
President, Hon. Willard Fillmore, arri.
we'd in the cars to-day from Baltimore
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
COCNCILMEN.

ln Ward-John D. Perry, A. w.
Roper and Jacob Zimmerman.
End Ward-T. Shackelford, X. G..
Runyan, Thomas M. Davis, and Jesse
Arnott.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

OTThe loco presses are hard up for
matter Just now. Polk and his Cabi-
net were very quietly followed from
Washington to Tennessee, where he
is now safely landed. The Inaugural
of General Taylor was pronounced by
some "ulira federal''--by others purely
democratic;" one press could not abuse
il without abusing some of its own party,
who sanctioned it, The Cabinet was
unexceptionable-all men of talents and
business qualifications: wings truly, but
not "ultra." No room for sqnabblng
about that. They consoled themselves
that the work of decapitation would
soon commence with the oflice.hoIders,
and then they could raise the cry of
prescription but here they are headed
again; but few removals have been
made, and all acknowledge their just
ness: in filing vacancies, wings have
generally been appointed, which no one
could find fault wlh--and in several in.
siances democrats have been re. appoin-
ted to offices ofgreat responsibility and
profit. There has been no prescription
then, TO grumblc al; the President is daily
increasing in popularity, and we do not
see what better our loco friends can
do, than fall out among themselves-as
they are doing--und show the country
what a perfect set Of tricksters and
sham patriots they are.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
CITY ELECTION.

The election on Monday last. result
ed as follows:
Mayor--F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

article of The constitution OF the State is here.
by abolished.
Sec. 8. A State Treasurer shall be cleo.
ted by the qualified voters OF this State, ct
such times, and in such manner es shall
be provided for by law, who shall continue
in Office for four years; and who shall keep
his Office at the seat OF Government. No
money shall be drawn from the Treasury but
in consequence Of appropriations made by
law, and an accurate account OF the receipts
and expenditures Of the public money shall
annually be published.
Sec. g. There shall be Register Of Lands
elected by the qualified voters Of this State,
al such time, and in such manner as shalt be
provided by law. He shall hold his office
for four years, shall keep his office at the
seat Of Government, and shall perform such
duties as shall be required OF him by law.
4. M. ROBINSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
THOS. l.. PRICE,
Pres't. of the Senate.
RESOLVED by the General Assembly Of tn
state Of Missouri, (t,co thirds of each hous
concurring herein) that the tollo,cing b.
proposed as an amendment 10 The constitu
ton of this Stale.
Sec. /. That the boundary Of this Stat
be so altered and extended as TO include al
that tract Of county lying west OF the pres
ent boundary OF this State, SO that the sam
shall be bounded as follows. viz: beginning q
the south west corner OF the State; theme
west TO the middle Of the main channel G
Grand river; thence up the same to the moul
OF the Neosho river; thence up in the mddl
Of the main channel Of the same, to the north
ern boundary Of the Quapaw land theme
east along said boundary to the present Stat
line, or 10 include so much OF said boundar
as Congress may assen,to.
A. M. ROBINSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
T. l.. PRICE,
Prest. Of the Senate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

owe are indebted TO Col. Benton
for copy Of Col. Fremonl's Geograph.
ical memoir of Upper California, &C.
companied by large and beautiful map
of Oregon and California. 1t is par.
.icularly valuable at this time, showing
as it does, a map of the route. bounda.
ries of the country, &c.
We are also indebted 10 Col. Benton
for pamphlet copies of his speech on
the Pacific Railroad and Mexican
claims.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

REGULAR PACKETs.-The Kit Car
son, was up Monday night, in her regu.
lar packet trips, as advertised in 'this
paper.
The Julia has altered her day of leav.
ing ST. Louis, from Wednesday to Fri.
day, which brings her here on Sunday
night,
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MORTALITY N BRooKLrN.-Dr. Goodrich, the
Health Ply sicsn reports the total number OF deaths
for the week ending Aug II, to be ls-. OF these -
were of epidemic Cholera, and 10 of cholera nisntum
There 81 males and - females adults lls chill
dren, co. The number OF iuterments ia Greenwood
and other Brooklyn grounds from New ork and else
where, for the same space Of time, was S. This re.
port shows an increase of : above last weeks re-
port aud is the largest bin of mortality that ever oc'
CURED in Brooklyn But looking at 1t with critical
eve il will be observed that les death per week Is not
large mortality in city OF 100000 inhabitants. and
increasing daily particularly as the diseases mostly ss
contracted In New York and elsewhere.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


TUESDAY. Aug l4-PN
There has beenaverr moderate business in
stocks 70 isv. t1t the lasl.ry Tor Governments was
bs,ier and ne Quotations s-vanced The quotations
tor Fsnci., are .ul without improvement although
sensr.uy there Vas 10 decline. About tie - Of seq.
te,a5er We shal have afal Board sgsn ari business
w. revive A. pre,ent there are ouly shout enc half
ine member. attending the sessions u the Board.
T.e Exctsnge market closed firmly with a
GOOD demand Sterling ranged from 81 70 g. ba, the
bslk Of the business done Al si-a.. Franc. are
50. and 3-tay bills -. The sgpPiy Of sterling 3
moderate.
Ire market fo- F. lights 8 extremely inactive
IN Consequence Of tie hgh prce e produce which hi.
,.opped shipments. TIE nominal quotation. sFe ID
for Corn Is. for Flour; III. % se0s Tor Heavy
F-sizht g. Sterling 20 o per bale Tor Cotton. To
Havre the packet IS sling up AZ &c Pero TO Lont L
some S.ral stores were taken a. previous rates.
We stated some tine since that from certain
symptoms W were confident that ihs Secretary If he
Treasury buying up the public debt with the pro-
coed. OF the sales OF Public Lands Re il required
bylaw u.s.. have now been favored vita information
ron Washington which proves that We were correct
il our deductions We earn that dunng TIE quarter
ending s0th June lsie the Secretary has paid on
count Of the 1riarips Of the Public Debt s70l6- Il
Interest --,'<'.s.' ~
Total ------ ----- - Af,f't 81
The sett bought was that Of ls67. and ,hi. prob.
biz the only instance ever known Of country buying
u 10. debt at premium within t@o year. OF 10.
ton.
The Receipts a, the sub-Tressury, to-day " ere
sl6ql33 Payments slfl26 Balance s2l3' 80.
Dates slC5.46l
The Shipping Lu' gives the annexed statement
OF Imports A. this port
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with ur1rets " 0t1ers 1sec arl .1--lrf4 il
I'm entire success whom rrierenee = mad ~ Rev
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Dr. Alex Clinton % H0u-tOc-st ! Or r y
HAnruout e. Hldson--t 10. NJ Don A-s~s - ses1y
= 90 Mr George DeEter .. Ann-st o. ~. pa 90.
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st Ives have been ard Be saved by The Of tni
medicine. vhlch he Rev NJ Newman renamed, sfe'
Witnessing "a seeeEs e 4 worth he weight IL god"
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Of II is quite rapid and a, one point has perpen-
dcu ar isl and toe land transit from the lake TO
the Pscifc, must make most Of the other known
routes preferable n l.
am In possession OF msny facts Ia regard q
this reg.0n, aud Central America Ia general that
a. ny leisure | vii p ace at your disposal, II you
wish Il. Yours ZEEIEL.
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