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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05
Sale of IHrah.

pETWEEN the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
D and 4 O'Clock p, NJ, on the first Monday
in November next, pursuant to an order Of
the County Court of Howard county. made at
the August term 1850, will, at the Court
House in the town Of Keytesville, sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right
title and interest Of Joseph Il, Ste venson,
decd, in and to the west half of the south east
quarter of s ection 10 (nne,een) township SO
andrange -, lying in c hariton county Mo.
JOHN w, HENRY,
aug 20 4w Pub. Admr. of Howard County
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

ST.. LOUIS MARKET, Monday, Cd
Tobacco, Sc IS TO / so per 100 lbs
Flour, in active demand, at from 81 10
to 4 Is per Dbl. Wheat, active demand
at from 60 l.2 TO 50 cents per bushel.
Corn so cents, Oats SO cts.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

See communication over signature
of "MANY WINGS" We see no neces-
sity for a convention; but it is sub
ject upon which we have bestowed but
little thought. If one should be held,
later day must be set, in order TO give
more general notice.
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FROM TExAs-The following we find
telegraphed to the Eastern papers:

FROM TExAs-The following we find
telegraphed to the Eastern papers:
New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
Galveston dates TO the 18th are re-
ceived. The legislature met on the 10.
The Governors message is received.--
1t speaks Of the warraniable assump-
ton of power of the Federal Execu-
tive by direc, interference in municipal
affairs of sovereign States, and pro.
nounces discussion useless. They must
not rely on the delusive hope of justice
to Texas. but assert and maintain her
rights al all hazards and to the last ex-
,remity. The only course left is the
immediate adoption of necessary meas.
ures for the occupation of Santa Fe,
with ample force to repcl arrogan &C
and the rebellious spirit existing.
Should such measures produce con-
fict with present authorities unla w full.
ly established, and shake the confeder.
acy to its centre, Texas would stand ex.
onera,ed before the world.
Authority is asked to raise two
mounted regiments for the occupation
of Santa Fe, also military force sufli.
cent to enable the civil authorities TO
execute laws. 1t says, however will.
ing Texas may be to dispose of her
northwestern territory, no respectable
party could accept the proposition EN-,
braced in the compromise bill-but il
the proposition had been offered to pur.
chase that part north of 81 deg, with
proper guaranty and observances OF
the rules of annexation, i. would have
been satisfactory.
The news of The engrossment OF
Pearce's Senate bill and the Presidents
message respecting Gov. Bells letter
was received at Galveston on the l7lh,
and produced great Dissatisfaction.
The papers say the mess age vii
arouse feelings of indignation through
out the State not easily allayed.
"THE SouTu."-The NO Courier
the leading Democratic paper of Louis
lana, throws quite damper upon th'
disunion fires of some Of the sonherr
factionists. 1t says:
Certain politicians, like Stephens o
Georgia, and Rhet Of South Carolina
are fond speaking in full voice o
enthusiasm Of the south for The prog
ress of Reorganization and disunion.--
We should like these people 10 tell II
what they mean by THE SOUTH" II
would be well TO define the boundar-
les of,h south as they understand the
word. When they talk Of the spreac
of their principles in the south, W.
trust they keep Louisiana out Of view
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DPWe are indebted TO Mr.. Lee, of
the PocahontaS, up this morning from
St. Louis, for full files of Mondays
papers.
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GFPersons indebted to this o flee for Sub
icriplion, Advertising, or job Work, are re-
quested to settle their accounts during the
present Month.
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G q N E. F R T

FENHE Ladies of this place and vicinity
Il will give Vocal a nd instrumental Con-
cert. in odd Feliops IIaH on Thursday evan
ing, October Sd.
The proceeds Of the Concert will be applied
to grading and enclosing tho ground upon
which the Hall and Seminary stand.
Tickets. so cents.
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posed in the Senate bill does not touch
the limits of New Mexico laid down by
Mexico; he should vote to give Texas
ten millions; he believed that Govern.
menIs should be provided for the terri.
tories acquired; that American, instead
of Mexican laws should prevail; that
the Wilmot Provso if adopted, would
shake the Republic to its centre; he Gu,
logized our government over all others
Of ancient or modern times, and appeal
ed to the patriotism of gentlemen for
its preservation.
After some considerable and con-
fused debate, the question, shall the bill
be rojectcd1 was passed and decided in
the negative, yeas 34-nays l6s. After
an unsuccessful attempt to amend the
House adjourned.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed will apply at the October term Of
the probate Court Of Schuyler county, for a
final settlement of his administration on the
estate of Esther Ann Thomas, decd.
aug 20.w4 GEO r. THOMAS, Admir-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

DFThe river opposite this place is
quite low. Boats. however, are passing
daily.
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EsOlCl 10 Rent.

FENHE new and splendid Hotel Building,
Il. known as the Glasgo;c House, in Glas-
gov, Mo-, is offered for rent. The house 10
situated on Water street, convenient TO the
steam boat landing, 90 feet by &c, including
kitchen, 3! stories high, and contains 10
rooms. The building is of brick ond is just
being finished in god style Possession given
on the LIST Of June $50. 1t is believed lhas
any one desiring to embark in the Hotel keep
ing business. could not fad a better stand.
there being no public house in the place.
The rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
a very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sold, if desired, to any one wanting
the house, at cost-having been laid in very
low, and no charge made for putting them up.
For further particulars, address this Office.
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Super black, brown and Green French cloths
Blue English do
Blue, Beaver, do
Black and Fancy Cas.imeres, for sale low
by janlO +. A. SAVAGE.
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Fresh EDrugs, &c.

Fresh Drugs, &c.
nIGGES & CO., have just received Red
- and white lead venetian red, Paris green
chrome green and yellow, linseed, olive, tan.
ners and lard oil, dc &c which make their
assortment complete, all articles warranted
pure and of the best quality; no such nostrums
as Mustang, Old DR.. Townsends and
Johu Bull & Co., no agencies Of any kind, not
even Rattle snakes auga2
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TGlasgow Female Seminary, and
Howard High School opened their Fall
Sessions on Monday. We are pleased
to learn they both opened under favor
able circumstances.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

OPProfessor Webster was executed
last Friday. lie me, his fate with com
posure,
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EsedtECisi6Ags,

To my customers would say that have
on hand a fine lot Of Ticking. Which will
sell for cash and by the bolt at l2b cts per
yard. aug29 c. B. FALLENSVElN
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KILLEp.-Mr. John Robertson, who
resided near Roanoke was killed last
Monday. lie was engaged waling a
well, and was killed by the falling of
a tub filled with rock, which was be-
ing lei down TO where he was at work.
He was killed ms unanimously. Ano.
Their gentleman was in the well, al the
same time, and escaped unhurt.
81. DIsTRIcT-Poriel's majority over
Henderson is 1922.
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MANY WINGS.

NNothing can so fortify the heart
against vice as the love of q virtuous
woman. If you would avoid the State
Prison, therefore, tie yourself TO calico
as soon as possible. For the Imorals
there is nothing like 'dimily,' after all.
1t is even far ahead of the rattan.
When Judge Parsons, of Pennsyva.
mia, was Speaker of the House of As.
sembIy, one of the members, in crossing
the room, tripped on the carpet, and
fell down. The house burst into laugh.
ter; while the Judge, with utmost gravi.
ty, cried,-"Order, order, gentlemen
a member is on the floor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

Capt. McKEE, of the Cora, the clerks
of Highland Mary and Saranak, will
accept our thanks for papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

4h DIsTRIcT. official result
not yet known. Our last news gives
Hall ID majority.
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Two WAGONS.
Final settlement.

Final settlement.
NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed will app ly at tie December term
of the Ho ward County Court, for final set
tement of his administration on the estate Of
Richard Brannin, Sen decd.
scp5w4 J. w. BRANNIN, Admr
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Mexico.

We have received our files Of III Zempoalteca from
Jalapa up to August Ia, and translate from them
the following items:
The proclamatory junta for the election Of the Of
fccrs Of the House of Deputies was held the first
week in August and Sr. ID. Josc Bernardo Comic
elected President, and Sr ID. Jose Blanco Vice
President
statement is published in ~ Zempoalteca 10 the
effect that vegetable charcoal has boon used in Mex
leo a remedy in of cholera with great sue
in all stages, in doses of twenty grains and up
wards.
Senr. Pagno, Minister Of Finance, in n report
upon the state Of the treasury, declares that in
sequence Of the prevalence Of smuggling, the reye
nue. from the customs amounts 10 only about one
million dollars per annum, in lieu Of ten millions of
dollars. A great number of custom house en-.
ployccs have been turned out, and new ones APP
pointed
ID. Manuel Barco had been arrested at Matamo-
ros, for having exported S27 900 in specie, with
Dut payment Of duty.
A large number OF the inhabitants Of the State Of
Nchoacan will be deprived according 10 a late
law Of the right TO vote, in consequence Of having
neglected To enter their names on the register OF
the National Guard.
Military colonies have been established at Mon
terey and Rio Grande, and that Of Monclovavigo
will shortly 60 into operation.
IL was reported in Chihuahua that peace would
soon be concluded with the Apaches. Commits
sioncrs for that purpose had been appointed.
IN " Sun,
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THE REPU BLIC.
New OsLEASs, Sept. IL


Late adyices from Texas state that bills have
passed the Legislature Of that State directing tn,
Governor that he must put the question Of dispos-
ing Of territory TO the popular vote. Also requiring
that he demand Of the General Government to re-
move all the Indians from Texas.
meeting at San Antonio passed strong resolu-
tions in favor of Union.
The intelligence of the passage OF Pearce's bill
amended, has been received at Austin, and pro-
duced great satisfaction.
Sales of 900 bales of cotton at steady prices.
MiddlinR, l22 10. Flour depressed. Ordinary
brands, s. 81 81 u.s. Coffee firm. Sales 1000
bags of Rio at l0i cents per pound.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
The steamer Alabama sailed to-day for Chagres
taking sixty passengers.
The Wing convention held at Donaldsonville has
nominated Judge f. Ballard for Congress, in place
of Mr.. Conrad.
The cotton market continues frm-saes to-day
Of 800 bales middling, at l23 10 CTS.
The Hour market 10 unsettled and the receipts in
creasing. Sales of ordinary brands at 81 10 a So.
Bacon steady. There is an improvement in sides
with sales of 600 bbls. at to 5. cts.
The coffee market continues firm, with sales OF
Rio at lOs cts per Id.
Sugars and molasses steady-prces unchanged.
Whisky, ~ cts. per gallon.
The weather pleasant. City healthy, with the
exception OLA few cases of fever.
New YoRK, Sept. l2-p. m.
The United States store. ship Erie arrived here
to- day, with the Turkish commissioners and suite
on board.
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tcossssroxpsSos or THE Assustie.l
BAIrInoar, Sept. 49, o.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1875 p. m.
Our city presents quite lively appearance TO.
day. II 10, as you are aware, the anniversary OF
the battle of North Point. The military out in
full numbers. Besides our Baltimore companies
there several. both military and civic, from
neig hboring towns and cities. The remnant OF
the Old Defenders, as usual, turned out. This
memorable body Of men on such occasions always
attract universal attention. l have been eye
witness to the parades of these pa
triots for seventeen successive years, and cannot
but observe how they have dwindled down. One
after another is stricken down by the strong of
death and gathered to his fathers, until but hand
full is left. The remaining remnant, however,
look though they could, if called upon render
good service yet. They have hearts that know no
fear. do not know that have seen more
spirited display on any similar occasion. Flags
suspended from all the public buildings. A
salute is now being fired. The whole city seems
to participate in COMMUNICATING the memorable
event. Among the disting uishcd visiers Gen
eral Cass and General Houston.
The political meeting at Cambridge yesterday
fully attended-by far the largest number were
Wings. The result eminently successful to
our friends. Mr. Clark, the Wing candidate am
told, did himself great credit. Mr. Lowe also
spoke. but destroyed the effect of his remarks by
endcavoring to cast odum on the Wings.
Our market is quiet. Small sales of Howard
street flour to- day at 50 rs. Red wheat, 100 1903
cents. White corn, SO cents; yellow, 60 cents. No
change in other articles.
Stocks steady. Sales Of " 900 Maryland Coupon
6's at l04i; Baltimore SIS of 1890, lO7, Ohio Rail-
road shares rs ISL.
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From Central America.

We have received files Of Ell Panameno, up to
August 10.
Accounts from Bolivia states that Bella has been
elected President by an overwhelming majority
over his opponents Santa Cruz Agreda and Dr. {.
Oaneta.
The opposition party in Chill is represented as
increasing very much in strength, and the present
ministry is expected TO resign before very long.
Ecuador was in a state of open disunion five OF
the provinces had acknowledged the government
of Senior Novoa at Gusyaquil and Cuenca Man
abb and lmbabura had declared for General Eli
zalde.
letter from Quito states that the Spanish min
lister there is endeavoring 10 bolster up Flores 8
designs upon Ecuador, and the establishment
Of the Spanish monarchy in that part of America.
Peru is reported quiet, and the government Of
President Castillo appears to give satisfaction to the
majority.
Considerable discomfort prevails in Salvador,
Honduras, and Nicaragua, against Guatemala and
Costa RIGA, for having reiueed TO join the conieder
alton.
At Manzadila three hundred men were engaged
upon the preliminary work for the road across the
lsthmus, and il was expected that seven hundred
more would before long be added TO them Some
laborers had arrived from the island of Jamaica.
The Concrete, of Lima, says that the railroad
from Callao To Lima is 10 be completed within a
period of ten month"; Ii ia be laid with the best
Of materials and the expense of the road s calcu-
lated TO amount to 80. 900 per mile, laid with rails
of seventy five pounds TO the yard. The time from
Callao 10 Lima will be about twenty minutes.
IN. y Sun.
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JEssY LIsD's REHEARsAL-Tbe New York
Commercial ddcofiso has the following notice Of
Jenny Linda first rehearsal:
1--WE were present for hour and half this
morning, at Miss Lind's rehearsal for to morrow
evenings concert, the Queen Of Song and all the
performers being, however, interrupted by the fir
ing of a hundred and more guns on the battery in
honor Of the passage Of the Texas California, &c.
bills.
1--WE were never much out OF love with poll
tics a. when Miss Lind 10 commence the Caste
Diro, and WIS interrupted with the first boom OF
those guns. At the expiration Of thirty or forty
minutes, however, they ceased, and Jenny began.
1--WE have not time now, Ia our excitement
vet sufficiently subducd, To describe our imprcs-
sions or note our observations. Suffice IL TO say
that We have heard her. Such surprising, divincly
sweet sounds never before came from human
voicc-now clear aud bird like then seeming to
evening air from the bosom OF placid lakeland
anon pesling in trucst tone far above the crash Of
the orchestra.
I'VE can now understand the spell that surrounds
her; though the explanation is 20 be found only
where we found u, in her presence As natural and
unaffected in manners ms It ~ possible for lady TO
be-~nsi,ivo 90 the slightest Jar In the instrument
al sccompsnirnebis-sb is divine in song and We
know no other word that will convey any adequate
idea ot tho all powerful spcli-the absorbing intor
sty on fceiing-with which she draws all hearts TO
herscf
"Beliotu " also fine singcr-barritone, with
iaultlcss execution"
The Mcrchants' Day Book, one Of whose editors.
we believe, passes for musical critic Of taste and
discrimination, analyses Jenny singing at the re-
bcarsal, awarding her some praise but also point
ing out what IL conceives TO be certain defects in
her style and execution.
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HAVING just returned from the North, where
IL ! have been laboring successfully for time
TO get the latest styles and most approved and
fashionable patterns Of Stoves and Crates, would
respectfully invite the citizens Of the great Me-
tropolis and OF the surrounding country and towns
TO call and see them; and in distributing their
patronage, would beg TO remind them that my
stock is large, and cell must; and ] am deter
mined TO regulate my prices 10 suit my customers,
If not myself would particularly call the atten-
ton Of those in want Of Cooking Stove TO the
American Alright, considered the best in the
market, and warranted TO bake in the oven. My
Crates arc handsome in the extreme. Call and
see; we will take pleasure in showing them, who
Their you buy or not. c. WOODWARD,
Pa. av., between 10Th and i tn ats.
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GENERAL yAPoR HATH.

A DoPTED unanimously by Congress, through
"A the strong recommendation Of numerous
United States Surgeons and other eminent Ply
sicaus, az per tcstimonials. The apparatus, fixed
or portable; the position recuubenf, therefore IA
vorable tho debitaied, and to the safe equal dis
tribution Of heat. The applications nature
aiding; from the potent epidemic aptidoto, sui
phur fume, (as shown in the United States Peni.
Tertiary, and cscwhcre,) 30 efficient in diseases
called muoriai; in rheumatic, cutancous. &c;
20 the most s'lutary Of the operations Of the far
famed Oriental STRAIN Bah, still used in Turkey
there lately studied by the undersigned, and found
to be particularly scrvceable TO the organs Of
SEPARATION. Instructions and rights for making md
use furnished. Also, a powerful, but safely grad
uated Electro galvanic aud Magnetic machine,
for nervous aud other complaints. Applied at
City Hail. cast wing, fret floor convenient for the
iane,) No. D, and nj residence Of sick Probatum
est BOYD REILLY.
Sent q-~odtf
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DIED.

On the 29th Of December, ls49, in Upper Calfor-
MIA, DANIEL c. HOOK, in the Both year Of bis
age only son Of the late Capt JosEPH Hook, jr.
On the evening Of the 9Th of September, in the
Seth year of his age, JAMES A. RICE, esq, late
postmaster at Bethlehem, Penn, but for many
years engaged in mercantile pursuits. Mr.. r. was
a jealous Wing. In private life he kind
man, and much beloved in his mel ghborhood.
or typhoid fever, at the residence of his father
at Oak Springs, Fairfax county, Virginia, AL.
BERT GALLAIIN BATES, in the twenty. fifth
year Of his age.
On the llth inst, after an illness OF nearly four
months, which he bore with Christian fortitude and
resignation, JOHN LASkEY, a native of Corn
wall England, bat for the last thirty years resident
Of this city.
The fricnds and aoquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral on this
friday evening, at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence on 18th street near Maryland avenue
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JENNY LrSD's CHAafTY.-A Geographic despatch
informs u. that Jenny Lind has appropriated her
portion Of the proceeds Of her first concert amount
ing TO about s 10 000 TO the charitable institutions
Of the city Of New York. This large and liberal
donation the first fruits Of her genius entities her
truly to tic good wishes Of every one We trust that
her unusual libcrality, however will be abused
in the manner limited at in the following comma
nicaGun, which appears in the Baltimore american,
but which is applicable to every locality in the
United States
"The press at the North are prompt in express
ing becoming modification at the annoyance to
which this noble hearted young woman is subjected
by the besetting intrusions of The crOtrd in New
York. II IL much 70 be feared that another annoy
snce, more humilisting to those from whom il pro-
cceds, awaits her wherever she may move through
this country, unless II be prevented by sharp re-
buke beforehand. Charitable societies will bcsiege
her on all hands 10 sing for their beneft-each, OF
course, presenting claims paramount TO all the
rest and that overlooking goodness OF heart which
has changed human suffering into human happi-
ness wherever the foot Of Jenny Lind has rod, to
subject her To intrusions disgusting than the
imPer,incnce of city crowd, because proceeding
from want Of dccacy in those who ought 10
know better. Jenny Lind, the vocalist, came to
this country under professional engagement, Sc
curing her fired compensation for her services;
but Jenny land, the kind hearted, generous girl,
inserted clause in the contract, that she might
sing when she pleased for tho benefit of her fellow
creatures. In The name Of all that il generous and
high minded, let the charities from such heart be
spontaneous"
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PhiisdeIphia wh,g Nominations.

FrnsT CoNGRrssIoSAL DISTRICT. - The Wing
delegates, composing the first Congressional dis
trict, re. assembled on Wednesday evening, and
unanimously nominated the Hon. Peleg r. slavery
for Congress, on the first ballot.
WBio CRY DELEeATIoN.-This body met on
Tuesday evening, in the county court housc, TO
nominate candidates for Mayor, Senate, aud As
semsly. The nomination OF Mayor was taken up
first, and resulted in the choice OF Charles Gilpin
on the fret ballot-the vote being Cilpin, a.
Thompson, 80; Kenncy, |. ballot then had
Benjamin Matthias. number Of ballots were
had for candidates for Assembly, resulting in the
nomination Of the following ucket:-George II.
Hart, Charles ONcill, Jacob l.. Cossler, Edward
Armstrong.