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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-21
Glasgow STRAWBERRY.

sGASIN The Glasgow Ferry
SE.ss--zsk SAgA,x. Company have the pleas
EssszzzsSG ure Of announcing to
their friends and the travelling public, that
their new and splendid Steam Ferry boat.
SAIL INA" built at Louisville, Kentucky, on
the most approved plan, and in the most sub
slsntial manner, is now reudy for their accom-
mediation. The travelling public are assured
that no delay will occur in crossing at this
point, on IL safe, convenient and entirely COM
Portable host--having ample room for team,
and stock, and a commodious Cabin for pas
sengers.
C alfornia immigrants, or persons moving
to the south side Of the Missouri river, will
find this the best crossing point, as the roads
on the o'her side are the best in The State
The boat is under the management Of expe-
rienced and accommodating officers.
b. ". LEWIS,
Prest. Glasgow Ferry Company.
March, 2lst, 1850.
Hannibal Journal and Columbia Statesman,
copy TO amount of $3.50, notice, and send bills
this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-21
no the Public.

TNHOMAS KNOX has, in the Gla.gou
l. Weekly Times, charged me with swind-
ling and being notorious swindler, this is
10 inform the Public that those charges are
false, and that Knox, in writing them told a
lie; and request the public to suspend their
judgment until there can be full investigs-
ton of the facts before Jury of my country.
for which purpose have already commenced
sui, in Court. JOSEPH CLAYBROOK.
March 2l--wl+
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-21

"A number of California wagons
have crossed the river at this place, du.
ring the past week.
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Final settlement.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed will apply at the May term Of
the Carroll County court for final settlement
Of his administration on the estate Of William
Godsey, deceased.
SAML CLINKSCALES, Admr.
March 81, va
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-21

~ w. DlGGES d. CO., have just received
IL large stock of School books, Paper,
Quilts, Ink, Pens, states, slate pencils, motto
seals and waters, ticket paper, envelops.
Bristol Boards, drawing paper, tissue paper
which they offer for sale chap
Inar2l
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mndins him of the smaller salaries under republics,

nung h,m OF the smailsr saares under repubieaa
sxo-sJ svns.i ~ ts ,monielpai OF townsnie electons
me, ting Ne, ha q, vs. nave been returned large
ds 70 eonsidsr ,h;s Is sneaf Hsmiton sns osn:r
wey. h.,d mn ao' ec., anu put Two or three hanoe
mss,,ng h.. ~ ip.. t snnsxsuon Ancsher puois
=, ~h;rb 0s neio "a Tue township OF Lindsay,
,st,v - orn~.s.. Soe Pseseu concerning the MIN
''' ,snn,Ir so, pp.r,ns .rnI, suns s,n ,..
form ed in this ctv and msnisss,o \, ,sngsn oesn
e. a.. y 80 m.unesso expected In q
ts, several OF eur most intelligens and nhuen
the Tondon r. e io,uua snssay AN srtisls IN
ooursg.msnt ~ 49, y yiS uh 's nnn gves great en-
fsints s ,h., =. .ns Wouo,pe IePuohcsns Inc GER
msat wiz Dc refused by your govern
str.natbsr,ra ~ ns 'ns promises o, ministers, 10
nas admitted that If we can't get reciprocity, must
Sh.n a. "a .s.s,..i. ~ .he eoserhmeht osmiss nh
cityY To be eons,stsnt thsy h,H ,snotso 20 rscpro
thyn h - ss .ney ehooio 10 10, ior ne VIII
Ths o,,-h.s .Iss,sa.. +.,A . A.
.nno,ntwsnt ~ NJ cSS, ~ % hscesssry oy the
~ D.. NJ r-..e. ~ s,u posro OF w work', Va
~ W.. ,Sssnshon Is regarded with
nv..rr.nt ~ ,n'S n sn,s o,s1'un 80 against the
tps Anne csnooste nao msJerity at the nomi-
hsuou, snu 'ne sovernmept csnnoste nsd 10 demand
snS ,h., ,hsr r.., au, ~ " .Phss .nis iscs'
10. mere was great usnger OF Mr Shaoots defeat
VIC .sssous organ, .ne sooe, cane OUT win the
,s .ns, mere was no aangsr .ns isos OF TINS
"hsh ~ - kno"n tuas tue oissnct OF
Suepec sepos e'enteen memos.s 70 rerhment tnae
Ihey were gro~ing rssve ana threatened to join Mr.
tspnesu, VINO an annexauonist aud that the ap-
pointm.nt OF Chaoot, TO me Board OF Works,
was ihtenoeu H . sop 10 these eighteen mem
ot nnn. n,s ons% 20 h large sums
Q! puohc money vouia De EXPENDED In tnen cHtTot,
the importance OF the struggle may be at once seen.
Every wiz De 10 bear oy the govern
mtnt nor VIII the apnexauonists De idle You VIII No
DOUBT be telseraphed the result from Montreal
new sscertained that sireen members OF the pre-
rent rsihament are In favor OF annexation should
Legar. be returned .or Quebec, their number will pro-
osbly be doubled No decided vote, however, need bs
expected from the present Parliament, should the an
ntAauoniss even get majority general election
must hIs be held and the question be brought fairly
before the country.
great meeting the largest and most respectable I
ever saw In Torento, held this afternoon at the
City Hall TO consider whether the Corporation should
De TO nvest f4oO 900 In the purchase OF
uchtt In the lottery, rather the Tirsge Railroad
scheme which WAS sanctioned by Parliament last ses-
sion The question was pretty warmly debated for
two or three hour, the Mayor being In the chair
vote was taken on the point and those who were In IA
vor o The railroad and the proposition 70 invest the
thros majority. The chief directors were moraists,
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CoLtHrc- Bsrwrs- Quo AND DI,Sa-LIrur.
scHtrcs's Rrposr.- ON Wednesday morning at about
twenty minutes past o'clock the steam tovboet
Diana, With the bark Col stanton In tov going dorn
the liver came In contact with the steamship Ohio,
vhieh vss Ncs sdipg The Diana. With her tow at
tempted to the bows of the steamship. ~hen the
Of the latter v.re stopped ard she bad commenced
bsekbg the Diana and stanton we're 20 much injured
bst they both tpnk I'm sdstsly The Ohio sustained
no N sterisl dan sss She remained With the wrecks
until after dsylieht and sutoeedsd. u believed In
ss,itg every person beard AZ O'Clock. When the
Ohio left both wrecks had diifted nearly down 20 the
Iitt ststn end TOW boas vsre going 10 them Neither
yrfts entirely under water and much OF the col
stsn'ons cargo wtpd be taved According 20 the
stst.n,rt a the ss.rman of the Dsns. vho vas at
the wheel st the time Of the collision the pilot and
captsp seppostd the Ohio a. he the vest side o the
river whsn 10 che hugeing the eastern shore
within 90 or 90 ysrds The Diana had her helm hard
sstsfbesro Several of the rssseng.rs spd crvw II
the eel stanton cane up In the Ohio -Nev Orleans
Crescent, Jan "a
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svpp,s, Corrr oy rpt U~rrrp Srsrs. FEB I've.
Tp-y y wilson CON upisspant vs. Daniel Bsrnaw.
IN. cs,e vss submtt.d TO the court printed srsu
m,rts for IN. complainant and defendant 10. tpi =
. "a. Bennett vs. \ Butterwofth. rhe motion -
di,misr this csse vss srsusd No ST =. scs~eiI
pls,rttr We Dickinson % al. Mr.. ksipr snsmttted
IN sddtt,cns printed srrumenf In behsif ~ the pla
Dr Nc MI Bsidsin. sppeisnt vs. thr'es w.
1tis came %. snbuituo o. the court on p,i.s-d
fuu e,ts f,r tbs sygsiisnt sid appellee No - -rhe
nifsd state srfrfsst W Jossph Nsynr- fh- ar
sna sppeLee.
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Notr Cusros Housy Drs~fsssLs The following cir
euler hss been issued the Collector q the port Of
EUnslcs-
Trrssup, Dtr.tr~tsr. Jan %. 1850
s,r. In scditicp 20 the eurtsiinsrt srd reduction
81 enstr esrenses cf collecting the from
tems rsuso In circular No 2s date the SLIT Decem
tsr 1t4p becomes bscessary under the psrs np,ory
r.ufietrn ~ isv 81 ffsss esperssr % dspepse 9th
tie rss oi The beat In your district You will
tbsf.fr. In medstsly cschsrse the bcatmep and lay
% The tcst In stne sscofe plsce
W tfoer TO Enable 20 act With the stsst sDd
beet ip o'usticr. you are requested 20 furrkh this
Del srtmsnf With fuch statsn~nts 90 vii explain the
inpcrtspce a this bfspeh q espen dture.
wM MEREDITH See y % Trcss
To Law ALIss, Col of Csstoms, Buffalo.
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Our Barbados Corrsspendeucs.

6faus IN Bs,badoes
Things here much altered for the worse iu .
cnmercsl point of vie. there twenty shirs
and square rreed vessels riding In the rosdstssd sails
uphert aud topmssts housed, waiting csrgsss- ell
tnsnsh The prospects are poor for frcsht, aud the
rsf nj. ma 80
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ni,sion They have, after much delay, made the sp-
poirfnsnts, and out 81 bvs tthe numbsr 81 commis.
sioners three high churcbmen and lawyers tvo OF
these being tores the present leader Of that party
ana the very who retained BY the bishop TO
tts sseius,. charter -bieh be hsd obtained By the
frcsest fraud The Other tvo are persons of public
and not likely 10 have any ipnuencs viii their
ctlssgues, End " they are mem bsrs OF any church
they are not the men whom their own brethren
would have selected-ths Msthedists the most lnfuen
BODY In the county the polls The Presbytsriaps
the mot numerous; the Luthersps, Unitarisns, and
many otheis sfe without apy Representation innu
on this con mi.,iep, and they regard thsmseve
ss regularly ,od Through their r,monstraDce sps
sRtstop. the Legislature compelled 60 psss the
o.iiirg las aud the sxscsticn Of that av 10
nost vital points .n 70 their enemies IN. very
vbo,s p.,tifsrous influence they had made ali thu
stoft 10 dsstrty A more suicidal act no ministry
could have psrpetrstsd As I taid IN q former letter
u.y csppot survive another election.
The trial ~ the rioters vho spprebepd-d In 20
ttsr sst fr burning ensies of Lord kgin and rrisf
g the police csme on at the sssires ust ended Three
vI. cob,ict'd. ana sntsnc.d TO imprisopment snd
the but have zinc. been liberty By the Governor
tttsfsl. gcod deal ~ escts ment pre,aled durhg
there trial., aud the sbempsbe system when ensoies
shtrns TO psc jurss fully -remplinsd Inc jury
IN thee css.s vss summoned from the city many OF
ibc,. knc<p TO have tsten pert IN The not being ON
th. lis, Nonbers Of ci,s.ns y 90 ~ .hass San..
th. sshsne hstcbsd end the emsiss made ana emo
rsips The IRE b. 70 csli GOT the rioters
esm, s.sy 10 disgust 81 The solemn farce and declared
th.y W pd 40 fcf annexation anything that vous
ststIe tlssp got fd ~ such o, stem On This
,I.p ~. seeus.d although the o.ncs (s-ssultins ~.
c,rt,b. vs clss'iy proved sere Of scquAtted
1bs yury couldn't sgr.e
Juoss Drsp,r, In bis chsrr. 10 the grand Jory. DE-
elsfsd there . limit 90 tn. discussion OF the
r,xst,n qs.stiob but did not very clearly point on,
vh.fe u ~ssto be foubd TIE jury have responded ID
this fsmsis ser,sirs g.psrsly 18th the proposition
tut tsb shout The ntefty Uf discussion and the I'm
r,icy oi oosI Give nsssuss Neither the charge nos
The rsIy Eef srosc a. anything bot buutum- fhs
Itess ,ery ssneisy has pitched into Mr Drsper, re-
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY. Anril LIZ
TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YoRx. AID

New YoRK, April, is, 1885,
Stocks are steady but not active. Treasures
li43 offered; Coupons 1915 Canton Co. 4S; Sterling
Exchange 81 premium.
Flour is not 80 firm; sales of2 900 bbls at 81 81
a So III for common State brands; Southern do.
$5a ST 25; prime Genesee So Sc a SO 62k Corn
meal 81 81 a So 81. Rye flour 81 81
Sales Of red wheat at 81 los cents as to quality;
Genesee 1873 cents. Corn is scarce; sales of 900
bushels at 90 81 cents for mixed and yellow. Oats
81 a 43 cents for southern and northern.
Provisions steady. Mess pork & 10 a $40 l2I,
and prime SIS 81; Lard 81 81 cents in barrels and
kegs.
Groceries are quiet. Sugars and molasses un-
changed st. Domingo Z; 81 cents.
Cotton is frmer, and holders asking an advance.
Sales small
Whisky is selling at 22l % cents per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.
The markets exhibit but little change. Flour
50; wheat, red, l07 cts. Sales of yellow IS
cents.
HARRIsBuRa, April l5.
The House bill, granting divorce to Edwin
Forrest without going to court, passed to-day by
AZ yeas to 40 nays.
The bill prohibiting the banks of Pennsylvania
from issuing notes Of a less denomination than S.
has been passed This prohibits the further circu-
lation Of relief notes.
New ORLEANS, April u.
The steamer Ohio has sailed for New York, and
the Alabama for Chagres.
During last week there were IL fires in different
parts OF the city, destroying much property; the
work of ncendiaries. The authorities have offered
large rewards for their detection.
The cotton market il steady. Sales of the week
only 10, 900 bales; Middling ~. Whisky declined
to 49, a 20 cents. Flour has declined of dollar
per barrel since the Empires news.
BALTIMORE, April Is.
At New York to-day, treasures, is offered; cou.
pons 10, sterling; exchange 81.
Flour 10 duller. Cotton is active and advanced
| cent. Three thousand bales sold Of middling
Upland l33, Orleans l2.
Corn SO a IS.
The ship Inca, from Canton, arrived to-day,
somewhat injured. The Empire City sailed for
Chagres with FIVE hundred passengers.
ST. LOUIS, April is.
There was snow. storm here yesterday,
which lasted nine hours. The snow was eli ght
inches deep. The trial Of the Montesquieus is
drawing TO close. Mr.. Bates opened for the de-
fence on Saturday.
Accounts from ST. Joseph's represent much suf
fering among California emigrants, many dying
with diarrbea-many returning home.
Al Louisville, on Saturday, Bannon Morton's
wholesale grocery was destroyed by fre-loss
$4,000.
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come the editor of religious journal. For his
prosperity in that any other position to which
duty may call him, he will have the best wishes OF
all who have enjoyed his acquaintance or witnessed
his abors in this community.
SMITHSONIAN IssrITuTE-The lecture last even
ing by Professor l.. G. Beck, on the Chemistry OF
Nature" was one of rare interest, and attracted
very large, fashionable, and intelligent auditory.
The number of the fair ones of our city unusu-
ally large, presenting the most beautiful and bril-
liant array the heart could desire TO look upon.
The lecturer thought exceedingly happy in his
explanations of some of the phenomena of volca-
noes and clear, ineligible, and instructive in de-
scrbing the experiments in the production of gases
similar to, identical with, those emitted by
means of volcanic eruptons.
The ALARM of fire last evening between eight
and nine O'Clock was caused by the burning Of
rubbish in the commons on 7th street extended.
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A HAT sToay.-A hat was yesterday morning
seen turning somcrsets down the Avenue. and it's
bsreheaded owner following in hot pursuit. Away
IL bounded, now crown up and now brim up; or, as
the boys express II, now pot and now ladle. There
seemed TO be some lurking little dell within IL for
IL would often stop. though disposed 10 surrcn-
der, all its pursuer within arms reach, when,
all Of sudden, IL would bound of again at fear.
ful rate Of looomotion, such as human legs could
never equal, and then IL would pause though n
commencement had come up set Il spinning like
fairy In the midst OF whirlwind. During all
this time the bearhesdcd gentleman, with his coat
collar turned up and his hair streaming over his
face, was striking right and le, like one skates,
and occasionally making dive that omened evil
TO his head on the rocky street. The people the
sidewalks looked ON With interest, though evident
ly without sympathy or pity and one young gen.
tlemsn amongst them loudly vocifersted, "Go IL,
besveri" At this crisis the race became severe and
the gentleman, blinded by the dust, made a desper-
ate rush forward, when lol the hat suddenly stopped
crown upward, and his foot came down upon IL
with fearful crash "Now you've did it, shout
ed the young gentleman ON the sidewalk. "sech
a hau'' he continued-but the eyes Of a hundred
persons were fixed upon the hatless and hapless
gentleman. He, however, coolly picked up his
beaver, threw the hair back from his face, drew
forth fine silk handkerchief, bought at Hall 4
Bro.'s,) and, after wiping his face, passed the
handkerchief gently around the trusnt beaver, and
behold perfect in form, and dazzling in richest
gloss, IL appears to all beautiful chspeaui
Amazement and admiration were expressed in
every face, and there was silence for half
minute, when gentleman with kid gloves. red
mustsche, and shutting walk, stepped forth, in
the attitude Of an interrogation mark, and sd-
dressed the gentleman Of the hat "sir." said he,
CHATS wemswksble tile Il possesses elasticity,
AeIibility, and great brillisncy. Eli, pwsy. who
made ip viii you LET the inteweoh It,
o, double ID. OH Of course. know. The most
splendid summer hat in the woyld oniy-jtsf pat
your hand 10 "a ,ohen TIE pind blo,csr'
Or suSpAy LAST tho Rev. c. w. Denison, Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, Virginia avenue,
near the navy yard, preached to the people Of that
church his farewell sermon He has served them
a. their pastor during the past year, and, II we
mistake not, his service has been strictly labor Of
love. His text was from Mathew s: IS, "Be ye
therefore perfect, even ss your Father which is In
heaven is perfect" His discourse was excellent
earnest and impressive, and produced deep inn
preston upon his hearers, who poignantly regret
his departure from their midst.
We understand Mr.. ID. resigns the Office he holds
under the Government, in Washington, for the
purpose Of renewing 10 Boston, where he will be
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"ONE OF THE LIoNs."-OAK HALL, Boston, has
become one of the lions Of the city When stranger
visits Boston he must the State House, the Foun-
tain, Bunker Hill Monument, and OAK HALL, to be
satisfied with his visit. By extensive advertising
Mr. Simmons has made his establishment about as
well known as Boston itself
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LrTTELL,s LIVING AGE, NO. s1o-Ial Gu

CONTENTS.
l. Footprints of the Creator-North British Re-
pietD.
2. Life of David Scott--Spectator.
3. Cardinal Paccas Memoirs-Spectafor.
4. Burnet on Portrait Painting Spectator
8. Francis Jeffrey-Spectator.
6. The Micmacs Bride-Fraser's Magazine.
z. Campbell Va. Denman-Specfator.
8. Arctic Enterprise-Spectator
With Poetry Godiva Prayer for Guidance, and
several short articles.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to litera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the most
useful II contains, indeed. the exposition only OF
the current literature Of the English language, but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
j. @. ADAMS.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
z. LITTELL & CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLIseros, corner of IL Of.
and Pennsylvania avenue. April l6-lt
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BROADWAY, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE.
THE above extensive Hotel has been leased by
Il the subscriber, and has been completely reht-
ted in the most elegant manner large additions
arc being made, which, when completed. will
make il the largest Hotel in New York. II is the
determination Of the proprietor to make IL equal in
every respect to any other house in the United
States. Its location is the most desirable in the
city, being in the most fashionable part Of Brosd
way. contiguous to all the public buildings, places
Of amusement and business.
Grateful for the liberal patronage while at Cum
berland, Md, and more recently the Wcddeli
House. Cleveland, Ohio, he would respectfully soil
cit the favor of call from his friends visiting New
York. =. BARNUM.
March 25-2aw2m
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GONE TO THE PEOPLES STORE, if you
~ want choice Goods and much below the prices
elsewhere. We have just opened
l25 cases rich Spring Goods; consisting in part
Of viz:
100 piecesSilks, French and India plaid, striped
plain and figured some very handsome
second mourning among them.
SO pieces silk Muslins, something new
60 do embroidered Bareges, all colors
30 do plain Bareges and Grenadines
Is do silk Lustres
As do figured Bareges, corn and other colors
30 do best quality French Lawns
200 do figured and plain Lawns, some first
rate at l24 cents
$50 pieces plaid and striped Cambrics. some
good at l2I cents
1876 pieces plaid linen Lustres at l2l cents
100 do plain do very cheap
80 do hne French Ginghams
rs do jaconet and other Cambrics
% do Nansook Muslins
100 do Irish Linens, great bargains
10 do Gauze Flannels
Is do handsome Grapes, for dresses
rs embroidered and plain Grape Sha wis
100 dozen fine and medium linen cambria
"a fine embroidered linen cambria Handker-
chiefs
10 pieces Paris plain Mousselines
50 pieces black and blue-black Alpacss
10 pieces fine French Bombazines
dozen Love Wells
full assortment Of elk and cotton Hosiery
A large assortment Of mems and boys Wear
1000 yards Calico, some good at 81 cents
1000 yards bleachcd and brown Cottons
300 ladies' and misses Bonnets
$50 pieces handsome Bonnet Ribands
Psrasols and Umbrellas
Mattings, Carpetings, Oilcloths, and Curtains
And great many Goods too numerous 10 men.
ton.
Purchasers will please favor US with call before
Anil 70 On u0wdkeif
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AwruL CsTAsTRorHE.-As shocking affair occur
red in the vicinity Of this place last Monday Thos.
ID. Forman, youth Of fourteen or fifteen years OF
age, was out hunting, and having found some
birds, he alighted from his horse 70 shoot them.
Before firing, however, he fastened the rein 10 his
wrist in order 70 bold his horse. At the report OF
the gun the horse took fright, and dragged young
Formsn after him until he kicked him loose. He
was killed instantly, and his body much mangied
and bruised We sympathize with his afflicted
relstives.-Hoiiy Springs (Miss.) Gas.