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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

GEN. LANE.-The attention of trav
ellers and shippers is called to The ad.
ver'isement of this splendid packet
The Lane is one Of the swiflest boats
on the western waters, and is comman.
ded by an experienced, polite and gen,
ilemanly set of officers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
Howard High school,

FAYETTE, MO
TNHE Treyth Session Of this Institute.
l. will commence on Monday llth inst, and
continue four months.
TERMS:
For the Primary Studies, as 20
Common English Branches, 6 60
Higher - " g 50
Latin and Greek Languages, 10 so
EXRTA CHARGES.
Music, with use Of Piano, IA so
without " II OQ
Drawing and Painting 6 90
Frenrh ; 90
Vocal music will be taught gratis.
Good boarding can be procured at from 81
% to 81 % per week.
The BuaTd of Instruction for the ensuing
term will consist of the following persons.
Rev. w. 7. LUCKY, A. NJ. Superintendent
and Principal of the Female Department.
w. I. DAVIS, A. B. Principal of the Male
Department.
Miss $. WHITE, teacher Of Music
BELL, Z" Drawing and
Painting and assistant in Female Department.
Miss l.. I. LELAND, Assistant in the Fe-
mulP Department.
c. g. HUrFAKER, Assistant 10 the Male
Department.
Mon'. j. f. HAMILTON. teacher Of French
and German.
FsyattH. March a. 1850
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
CONGRESS.

Our dates from Washington are to
the 9Th. The Senate was still engaged
in discussing Mr.. Clay's resolutions,
and the subject of slavery. Mr.. Benton
has delivered his speech. Mr.. Calhoun
being indisposed, his speech was read
by Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Calhoun is for a
Dissolution Of the Union, and Col
Benton, as expressed in his speeches
last summer, for the Union, at all haz.
ards. We will give a synopsis of their
speeches in our next
The house was engaged in discussing
the Presidents California Message.
1t seems to be the impression that
California will be admitted into the Un-
ion. Her boun daries are Objectionable
to many, as being too large, taking in,
as they do, too grea, portion Of the
coast.
There is no telling when the slavery
question will be settled, but if discus.
sion will do any good, or harm, it must
soon be arranged, some way. 1t has
been the leading theme in both Houses
for some time, and we have hopes tina,
it will soon be compromised in such a
manner as will give satisfaction both 10
the North and the South.
The steamer Duroc passed up last
night, having left ST. Louis on Sunday
From the Republican of that date, we
learn Mr.. Webster addressed the Sen
ate on the 7,h, in reply to Mr.. Calhoun
He spoke mot as q Southern man, MOI
a Northern man, but as an American,
and was for standing by the Union.
"The house was engaged all day
the THIN hearing the personal expla
nations Of Messrs. Stanley and Hi
lard" About what, we are not able
to say.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

DA new anti Benton paper is to
be started in 81. Louis, of which Judge
WALKER formerly Of New Orleans, is
to be the Editor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

DSt. Louis and Cairo are now con.
nected by Telegraphic wires. When
is the telegraph to be started up our
wayl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

OTThe BoonvlIle Democrat says
DR.. Joshua w. Redman. formerly of
Howard county, is in California and
has realized a fortune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
Glover seed, &c.

We have just received and offer for sale a,
low prices a lot of
Fresh Clover seed, Dry goods
Hardware. Groceries and Dyestuffs
Fine English Cheese, Chocolate, &c &c
making our stock for the early spring trade
unusually complete, and as one Of our firm,
Is now in the East, we shall receive an ea,lv
and rich supply of Goods for the spproscbir1,
season. MID BOON, TALBOT d SMITHS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

give received a hribble mail bv
Tuesdays stage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
Wooden Ware.

Just received per Snrannk, the largest and
best sssurrd lot Of wooden ware ever offered
forlsalr in hIasgow, con Insisting in part Of
80 de- hnnke,s
do Churns
do we'll buckets
Il DO Brass hound Cedar do
= do Covered do
20 II bu>hel measures asst'd kind.
! ness wooden bowls
doz Mop handles
doz! CRlifor nin Horse buckets
do Willow rket buckets
! nests painted tubs
De- tsa cans, also brooms whips, rolling
pins poia'oc mnashers, store shovels, skip
ping ropes, Cocoa djppers. knifes, trays. d.,
msri,l J. + SWINNEY.
HARDWARE-Jn lust reed per Cora, CoIiei :.
L d Ak =. Ok Chains, Halter Chains, Trace
do. and do Horse Collars. for sule cheap
by mGrl4 J f.. SIVINNEY.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 81.

Baltimore, dated
AMSTERDAM, Jan 81.
Iobacco.-The imports of Mary land
not only in Holland, but also in Bremen,
show q great increase TO those in lS4s;
notwithstanding this. prices have grad.
ually improved; already in the begin.
ming Of the year there was good de-
mand for ordinary and middling des,
criptions at On advance OIL TO LIZ cts;
after some fluctuations these are TO 5
cents higher, while there continues a
fair request, especially for the lower
kinds. The imports of Kentucky and
Virginia were quite ,rifiing, and hardly
any thing left for the moment; these
kinds have advanced 7 to cents. Java
tobacco, Of which 10000 bales have
been imported, here and al Rotterdam,
has fully shared in the improvement,
being now quoted at 90 TO 200 cents
against s TO 80 cents this time last year.
What we received of other descrip-
tons came mostly indirect and met
with bu, few exceptions, with ready
purchasers q, proportionate fair rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

llwARD HIGu ScHooL.-The Ttoelfh
Session Of this Institution opened on
Monday last, under very favorable au.
spices. For terms, Sc. sac advertise.
ment,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
Dust received per Maydee,

$50 bbls d hlf bbls best CHM. Whiskey
10 do Clover seed
2 Casks best Seignete brandy
9 dcz cans prime Ky. mustard
5 blf bbs butter crackers
6 doz pair Hames ass'd kinds
3 do bottles Ink Hsst'd sizes, also variety
Of other articles making in all, the largest aud
most complete stock ever brought to this mar
kot mar IA J. Z, SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14
no ALI w GlOEn it anay Concern.

ME undersigned intends applying to tho
Il County Court of Howard County, a, the
April term 10 be released from the Guardian.
ship of the Estate OF Mary J. Morris, Jun.
daughter Of the late John P. Morris, decd.
THOS. NJ LEWIS.
March llI,y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

Observation-Disclosures Webster,
Esq son of Senator Webster, has been
appointed Surveyor of the por, of Bos,
ton, in place Of Gen. Mcneil deceased.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-14

ToAAcco.-Exiract of letter from
letter from d. Crommelin q Son
Baltimore, dated
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

would be to the prejudice Of the prisoner He thsre
FORE thought IL desirable that of this court
be taken
Mr..Brady answered Mr.. Graham claiming that the
paper called an indictment by the District Attorney
was no indictment ut ALL that Mr. Ashley had not BEEN
indicted ut all on this charge. There was he said =
grand jury; there was foreman appointed, and Ius
form observed in the Organization Of grand naues
Now, raid the counsel assert that this paper never
was Ia the grand jury that the grand jury never
acted ON this indictment that they brought is
into court that they presented in to the court
And who shall gainsay 1t? say this for the sake of
argument; and what is there to initiate against its
What there to show that this not put into the
bundle of papers which were passed up to the court,
Can any ember If the court tell me either in court
out, in his capacity Of judge that this bill
was ever in the grand jury room' What is thsrs to
prove IL! 1t is merely Aank printed form of an in
dictment filled up by the Assistant District Attorney
We sSy there is no indictment against Joseph q. Ash
ley they say there is and in proof Of their assertion
they produce this piece OF paperths blank filed up
by Mr. Phillips
The will give its decision the motion in ar.
rest Of judgment on Friday.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
TeIsgraphic Summary.

The House of Representatives met yesterday at
eleven o'clock, and Immediately went into Com
nittee Of the Whole on the state of the Union, and
took up the California bill Mr.. Howard, of Texas,
made a speech, in which he took occasion TO say,
that he considered the offer 10 buy large portion
of Texas, a degrading proposition lie would
never consent TO sell THAI portion of country Sooner
than TO do go. he would resign his seat and hide
himself in The dsrkesi nook of obscurity. His col
leagues, we believe, are of the same opinion,
and we DO not think the people of Texas viii
ever consent 10 sell an acre of the territory
they hold and claim at any price. Mr.. Mcdowell,
of Virginia, made very strong Southern speech,
which attracted the attention of the whole House
a most unusual circumstance When his hour had
expired, the time for voting arrived. Yesterday,
at o'clock, was the day and hour fixed by the
House, few weeks since, when all debate on the
bill for admitting California was TO cease, and the
House was TO commence voting. Immediately the
hour bad arrived, there commenced scene ofconfu-
sion, for description of which, refer our readers
10 the teegraphc report in another column The de-
sign Of the minority was 10 prevent a vote being
taken. motion WAS made for the committee TO
Iise-yeas and nays ordered, and the same process
performed four times afterwards. Six amend
ments were offered by Southern members; the
greatest confusion prevailed, and the decisions of
the chairman questioned several times, and in
each instance the members reversed them. When
il found that no vote could be had on the bill,
the committee rose, and the House adjourned
In the Senate, message was received from
the President answering a resolution in reference
TO the Round Island expedition. After finish
ing the morning business, the Compromise bill
was taken up, and Mr.. Cass made reply
TO the speech delivered yesterday by Mr.. Ben
ton. lie spoke in high terms of the character
and services Of Henry Clay, and expressed his
regret at the remarks OF Mr.. Benton. lie spoke
strongly in favor Of the Compromise bill, and re-
futed Mr.. Benton's assertion that California was
suffering from the delay in admitting her. II is
singular, ard yet il is noble and patriotic specta-
Gle, TO see aged and venerable men, such as Cass
aud Clay. united on a measure which they believe
will save the Union, and restore the two sections
TO peace and friendship. These same men have
been for nearly half century opposed TO each
other on almos, every political question that has
sgitated The country, and both have been the lead
ers and candidates OF their respective parties for
the chief magistracy Of the Union aud, yesterday
one comes forward and defends the other with as
much zeal as il he was defending himself. Well
We like H. Mr.. Dayton replied to Mr. Cas, and
gave way 10 n motion for adjournment, when the
rate Fs. .otrpe1
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

SOCIALISM AND CuisriASrTy IN THE EAsr.-The
attempt, on the pert of the leaders Of socialism, ts
turn Christianity into the channel Of their silly
doctrines, is h mere device for bread aud butter.
This is the new wrinkle Of the down-east WISE
acres, who are always aching with some single
idea. Thirty years ago, they commenced with
unitsrianism-then they branchcd of into trans
cendenislism--ReKt into pan,heism-and now they
are intending to rival the Oxford tracts, by the pub
lication Of short sermons on the oneness ofpur-
pose between Fourier and the Saviour Of the world
The phslanxes are declared to he the parallels Of
the bands Of the early Christians. and the Saviour
and his Apostles are c,mpared with Fourier, Bis
bane, Dams. Greeley. and their beautiful associ-
aies. Looking calmly at ell this business, We can
only affive ~ cne conclusiOn-thafth there are among
these down.eastess more mad people outside of the
lunatc asy yums. than on the inside, and the for
ntr are the madder OF the two.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

The ITALIAN OPERA.-There. will be another
brilliant sssemblage of fashionable strangers and
citizens tonight, at the representation Of "Emani,
which is to be produced with an unexampled and
powerful distribution of characters Besides the
great vocasts, Stefanoni, Marini, Badiali, and
Vietti, there will be opportunity to witness the
mastery skill of Ardit, the leader of the orches
ira, and Botesini, the guide to the entire har-
mony, with his mastery of the double bass. Such
an entertainment cannot be passed unnoticed.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
srox.m.rs. OF Indl vid uais.

Charles Bunker. u. =. Consul TO the Sandwich
Isands Lieut. uorgss, u. A, and one hunlrsd ana
tw, others arrived In this city yesterday sna
tcok rooms at the Irving Houss
Hon. NJ 4. Reynolds Albany; Gen. bankhesd, Lieut..
Cd Long, Y. q A.; A. Narss U 4. q. 4. aud one.
hundred aud thirteen cthfrs. arrived yesterday sad
took rooms at the Astor House.
Hon Mr.. Hall, Indians. and sfventy three others,
arrived yesterday, and TOOK rooms at the Frsnkiin
House.
Tho segrtrato number Of arrivals at the principal
hotels Of The city yesterday twelve hundred aud
ssvsnteens
Hon 7. 2 Judd and Princes Kamehansha aud
Liholho OF the Sandwich Islands left the Nex FORK
Hotel yesterday, for Albany.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
Poilee Intelligence.

.aresf Of an Elsnsire Forger-Captain Wiley Of the
Frst Ward police, arrested yesterday young Of
gentetl address, calling himself Jonas Fraser alias
John u Burns, alias Brown the charge Of causing
. counterfeit bank plate to be engraved exhibiting
nearly fac simte of $40 bill the Wisconsin Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Co." situated at Milwaukee
and causisg one thousand copies Of the same TO be
printed amounting to 0oo The following copy
Of one OF the Epurious bills -
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

WATERING rLAoKs.-The summer season has
now fairly commenced, bringing in s train the usual
degree Of heat, along with all its other unpleasant
concontsnts, which combine TO render residence
in town. during that period. the most dissereeable
and niolerable situation that can be gined We
therefore observe, that q great many families,
whose svocations will permit Of sush respite, are
abandoning the hustle and duss Of the city, and re-
pairing 10 the various fashionable resorts situated
in The country, or in the immediate neighborhood
Of New York, there TO pass the warm season, either
in attending TO their state Of health, or enjoying
the scenery and beauties Of nature, participating
in the different pasiimcs so much couried, Ia
oumtogrs Among other fashionable ssmmcr re-
sidcnces, we would mention the following, as par
ucularly worthy Of the notice of those who intend
going iato the country for the season, viz; The
Pavilion. New Brighton, at Staten Island; the Ham
ilton House. Fort Hamilton, L. l.; and Cozzens'
Hotel, West Point. The splendid accommodations
Of these establishments, the picturesque scenery Of
the adjoining country, the unsurpassed convent
enccs for sea bathing. and, above ALL the high repn
tation these watering places have acquired, as sum
mer residences, will guaranty them unlimited
pullir PATRONAGE.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
HrnoklYn intelligence.

Tar Dsrs,s-s samuel Drury snd sam pel Drury, Jr,
arrsifned IN the City Court. q chwse ~ pass
Ing altered bank notes They pleaded not guilty, and
the risl vas assigned for Monday neat.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

The steamships Georgia. capt Porter. aud Phils-
derhia Cspt Pearson wil iesve this por, at eel.ck
on Thursday Afternoon for ChAgres. The mai,s for
California viii clcss az clock The wrsHlr UraALD
viii b. published a; p O'Clock IN that morning
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

rsoyr rttrat 81 hs t.tiian Tor the Gai.fy 81
lus risus Arcr'rall i1st ftsi9us his Tor
tursfe he seen az gaiy nagn-fresn Galley, Us aaa
~ B'eaavsy. ccruer % faitop street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16
Pile Remedy,
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.

THIS invaluable family medicine, combines
= more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
pertics, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience Of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation. nnrivallcd by
any other medicine.
They are an eilcctual cure for Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Lirer Complaints. Pkmisy, Bilious dis
eases, Fewr md Ague, and all miller Feurs,
Coughs, Colds, Inflammation of The Lungs,
Rheumatism, Head-nrhe, Toss Of Appetiie, &c.
P. CHlI.DS & Co. Clay, Onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-
iacturers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Cents per box, of 81 Pills, with fall
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G.. Jan. 4ih, ls49.
Messrs. p. Ghilds 4 Co. Having witnessed
the good effects of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Ague, by the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases; and there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place, (that
know Off lam thereby induced TO write YOU
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that / know of, and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because | am Of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
ague and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
E.E. PITTS,
For sale in Hillshorough by ID. HEARTT;
also by numerous Druggists and agents through
OUT the Union.
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EnOe Mountain Mills,

rT7HE subscribers Wool Cardng Machines are
now in good order and rcads for carding
wool. They will be attended by Mr.. Young p.
Whitaker, an experienced Cardcr and steady
man, who will use every exeriion TO give salisfac
ton. Prices Of Cartling 81 cents per pound mix.
ing done in the hes. msnner for 10 cents per
pound.
am also engaged in Blacksmithing, Manufac.
turing Cafling Machines, Wheat Fans, Wagons,
and ploughs. Allrcpairing done in good STYLE by
experienced workmen.
Also on hand, and lor sale, Flour, Wheat Brxn.
Corn Meal, Wool rolls and Shingles; together
with small stock Of GOODS, such as are gene.
rally found in Country Store; all Of which will
be sold TO suit the times for Cash; or Wheat, Corn
Flaxseed, Feathers, BcesNax, Tallow and Shin.
giles will be taken as cash, at market prices.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
June It'll, fS19. s5-6m
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Literary Notice.

rgNHE SOMERyIL1.E FEMALE SEMlNA-
L RY, located in Leasburg, N. g., may be re-
ga,de,l as permanently established. The number
81 pupils varies between forty and fifty regular
students. The patronage is widely extended and
continues 10 increase. The Academy is COM
mnlious building, consisting Of two Tooms capable
Of holding upwards Of sixty pupils. Competent
assistant teachers are employed TO Gil up the va
lions departments of the school. The course of
studies is extensive, requiring at least three years
to complete it. Young ladies' who finish the
course Of studies are regarded as graduates of the
institution and accordingly receive some public
testimonial Of that fact. The school is furnished
with fine and costly philosophical and chemical
apparatus. I,easburg has always been and Is
now regarded as decidedly healthy village, as
one eminenty suited to educational purposes. Its
high toned moral character. and Its almost entire
freedom from the many temptations and vices Of
Villages generally. render il most desirable place
for a,fefialc school,
Terms per Session Of Five MOnibS
Board in my own family and the various fami-
lies in the village Sc per month.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, $40 90
Tuition in the Seminary Department, Is 90
Music, extra. 20 90
French, Latin and Greek, each, 5 90
Painting and Drawing, 20 5 90
The next session will commence the first We'd
pesdfs in January, $50.
SOLO NON LEA, Principal.
J,eashufg. December |. 1T-3w
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Notice.

A am obliged to raise money TO carry on
[ my business and pay my debts. those who
are Indebted 10 Ine, hy note or account, are cam
csty requested 10 call and make immediate pay-
mcnt.
HENRY EVANS.
N. B. have on hand large assortment Of
well made Furniture, which will sell low for
cash.
| am also prepared 10 furnish Collins at three
hours notice, of the plainest or fnst style, Of
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons at distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they Gamble al home.
ii. EVANS,
Cabinet Mixer and General UndtrfaEer.
Nov. Is. OF
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MILIN ERY AND
MANTUA-MA KING.

Nh RS. J. WADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
w respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of Hisborough and its vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at Their
hands, and hope, by THEN prompt attention TO bu-
sncss, and the neatness and sty with which they
execute their work, still TO merit and receive Ii
bcral share patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
FALL and WINTER, and invite he ladies to
call and see them, or which may be most salts
factory to both parties to bring in their dresses and
have them'madc in the latest and most fashion,
able STYLE.
They have just received the latest aud most
approved Vizette patterns, and as.our merchants
have a fine supply Of trimmings suitable for
making Them we hope we will have some 10
make fol the ladies' Of Hillsborough and vicinity.
October TO-. p
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SouthLOwellMaleAcademy

rsyHE next Session Of this insihutioBwiis COM
a mcnce on Monday: Ianuary>7, and will con-
,inue i've months. No Student win he RECESSED
Tor less Time than one session, except for salts
factory reasons. All Students are earnestly re-
qucsted to be present on the first day Of The ses-
sion.
The School still continues under the superin-
tendence Of the Rev. James a. Dean, who will
be aided by competent assistants.
A .NoaaAL Class" will again be formed,
and will receive course Of Lectures upon the
Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
Lectures upon o,lles subjects win also be deli.
vered before the school, BY the Principal and 9TH
Or gentlemen. :,
Although this is a Preparatory School, OF
randolph Macon College, yet any Student desir-
Q to enter another College, will receive cerli-
fcatc Of proficiency.
Additional conyenicllces have been provided
for the accommodation both Of the School and OF
Boarders.
Board can be had in the best families for So
per month.
For Reading, Writing, and Spelling, $40 90
For other English Branches, y 5O
ror Ia,;n and Greek. Is 90
For further information, apply to the Execu-
tive Committee, or 10 the Principal al South Low
ell, Orange County, North Carolina, on to DR.
w. A. Smith, President Of Randolph Macon Cor
iege, at Boylton, Va,
A. w. GAY,
RICHD BLACkNAII, Exo..,;.a
JAS. S. LEATHEkS, f.a:..'
JOHN A. McMANNEN, H'''''o'
ID. q. PARRISH,
Dec. s, 1910 l2-3w
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LOchieI for Sale.

TNl1E subscriber oll;ys for sale his place lying
one mile north West of HilIshorough.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with a
good Barn, Ice Houses and Kitchen, ands two
hundred and five acres of Land, one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed. The work ON the
House is executed in the hest manner tho situa-
tion is pleasant, and commands fine view of the
surrounding country.
There are alss one hundred AMI forty acres in
notth-eastery direction, which will be sold cith-
erwith ofwithout the first mentioned tract.
long credit will be given, if desired note and
goodsccurity required.
WIN N. Whitfield.
October 80, -05