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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-02

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Jsidt ipahr, licber eefer, Gin fd,rner
unabbdnsiser Wahlsettef? Ter en-
gel Der 5inifernis hat fld tier ,pieberuu,
ipie 70 taufs, IN einen Gnsel Geo sidts
peripanceIt llllb 9ebraud)t ras fd,One 9Eprt
Iundbhdnsis snr 9erbalIim9 fsiner
bcsbafen slbfIhten. Iieler gerlucb, Die
Eeniefratie Don Starf County III tau
didleiL it a6er bod etipas sr plump unp su
tbanb9reiaid, lnD fpabrlieb Bel unlerer
.tGhre, ipir hdttcu ben Combinations ges
.lnieS nnierer 3erlfdllber (gclters nnb
] |E9aShi9s) ben Gerreu $. G;rispclo, 1rep,
llG. ErpaIt, Stabbcn il. SO. tuchr gd,arfs
t|fiun niao 1afttf siieetra,lt, als &c Il. ner
l6crmirnus cicee fd,smen linabbanais
IIgen BablSettets brnrfuncc,l. sim, fir.
s,1mabr es 1T aud, feite dfetnigfeif, INNER
tfort s,t naad,inireil sli intrisnircn ii. /. II.
s|fo tde man fauia ali stthenl fcnimcn fam,
sles IL nihts gerinscs, NIT pcrrpitetcr
rlfhmneiscn MaFca eiileu 1Cheslfreid
..lsesen sifrn regeImdei9 sriiannten Gautl
IlIpatcit 81 fiihrerL Inn firaen Ratiptsmus
I|nnb enfiprber fsinein perfappteil pbcr rife.
tlnen sgbisisnflts ~ frphuen. gsu aAtci,
ben Offcnsn De9ner, ben perfhnitte,r iint
lbmtfrlilfi9en GeinO raoe9ett naiiiIeit ,pir
mad unifrH gesriftli bon Ghre Deradltcf.
/ @nnber,i liiiij1eli mir uns iitri9eae
laber Die Irsiffi9feit, ipo,nit oteugeaannts
lnerren ibrsit IN beimIiden GOnelaps ners
|ftrfioten @ahIsetteI NIT Dent Banner, eisIes
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
NIgR1a bnT 8.
The small bands with whom met.

The small bands with whom Imo,
scattered through the lower nor,iono nf
the foot hills of the Sicrr, o,J IN Tho
valleys between them and The co,s,
seemed to be almost the lo,vost oroJo
Of human beings, thew live chiofv q,
acorns, roots. insects and r,o lorr,l &c
he pine burr-occasionanv thew catch
fish and game. They use the bow md
arrow, bat arc said to be TOO Inv and
.Gtm.natc to make successful hun,crs
They do not appear 10 have the sr;rb,.
lest inclination TO cultivate the soil. nor
DO 'hey even attempt it--as far as I
could obtain jnformation--cxcepl when
they arc induced to enter the service of
the white inhabitants. They have
never pretended hold any interest
in the SOIL nor have they been treated
by he Spanish or American immi.
grants as possessing any.
Tic Mexican government never
treated with them for the purchase of
land, or the rciinqushmen, Of any
claim to il whaicyer. They arc law.
idle 10 iDe last degree. and. although
they ate said to be willing to give their
service to any one who will provide
them with blankets, beef, and bread. il
. ia ,..'.l, r,,.L l.fi-,.,l,-. H., -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

AGENTS FOR THIS PArER.
V. B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to pro-
cure Advertisements, receive Subscriptions,
and make CollectionsforthcT TIMES, OF his Of.
fees in the following cities:
PHGLApELPHIA-NOrlh West Corner Third
aud Chestnut streets.
New YoRH-Tribunc Buildings.
BosToN No. 5, State street.
tdyette--Andrew J. Hcrndon.
HHHtSUiHe-W. Il, Samuel.
.Diooming ngLou--Thomas &. Sharp.
LihncUS-H. WILKEEsoN.
GGmbridgc--Jou II. Grow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

lEkmSb VI ADN NEsl ISI-'''
One square, (l2 lines or loss) One Dollar
for the first, and 50 cents 70 each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with noatncss
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
,. JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

A TTORNEY AT LAW, UuntSriAe, No
n Will practice law in the counties of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
10 him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbcl Il &
Coates store. ocl2i-34.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
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non o' A'"G' ico" o,''~e"S IL i2-'' u.
ot oio1tv thousand Of roreiuncrs ,,vcn
f. ,hon,orI
The no7n,o,ion or Corfornfo may
|,h-rcr,ro L,.s,f. p. set ,l,,., o,.. .,.. l,,,
lrcl and rncc, ,hon.o,i a,,ho ,,r
,,ncr,,,nt If fr, ,r,.a,, ,.--r
Il is ar,.o imao,s.,Ia 1, firm any.
f.ra rr,, On ar.rro.~ estimate. oc H..
.rompey Of Indians i, ,.e ,arrit,rv-
Since ,ho comrencomcr, Of III, var
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
L. IL. SMITH,
Attorney at Law

TRENTON, GRUNDY Co. Mo.
ENTlLL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts Of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

7Ez7zsfs =
their own views and interests, they
would be received with open arms by
all parties.
In taking this step they proceeded
with all the regularity which has ever
characterized the American people in
discharging the great and important
duties Of aelfgovernmcnl
As already stated, arrived at San
Francisco on the morning Of the fourth
Of June.
The steamer in which / was passcn-
ger did not stop at Monterey; | there
fore did not see General Riley, nor had
| any communication with him until
about the middle of the month, when he
came to San Francisco. \ few days
after my arrival, his State Constitution.
datcd the Mjr3 dag ef Junc, was rccci-
we'd.
The people acted in accordance with
what thcy believed to be the views of
Congress, and conformity to the rc-
Communications Of the proclam1'ion;
and proceeded, on the day appointed
to elect members to a convention, for
the purpose of forming a constitution
to be regularly submitted to the people,
for the ratification or rejection. and, if
approved, 10 be presented to Congress,
with prayer for the admission Of Cal
ifornia, is 4 State. into the Union.
desire here TO make briefaad en-
phatic reply 10 the various unjust and
most extraordinary accusations and in.
situations which have been made res
pccting the movements of the people of
California in forming their State gov
ernment.
! had no secret instructions, verbal
or written, from the President, or any
one else, what to say to the people of
California on the subject of slavery:
nor was il ever hinted or iHlimatcd to
me thati was expected to attempt to
influence their action in the slightest
degree on that subject. That | never
did, the people of California will bear
me witness. 10 that Territory there
was none Of The machinery Of party or
Of the press; and il is even more absurd
to suppose that any secret influences. for
or against slavery, could have been
used there, than it would be to believe
that they could be successfully employ.
ed in Maryland or Georgia.
therefore declare all assertions and
insinuations rhatl was secretly instruc-
ted to, or lhat did in any way attempt
to influence The people of California to
exclude slavery from t12ir territory, to
be without foundation.
The election Of d-Icga'csto the con.
yenlion proceeded regularly in rursn.
ancc Of The proposed mode cf holding
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~ '''S ''J-.' s~I''''o 10 "'' 70 ""'
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'''~No '"' s''I' '''.' u ''"'o ""!UN q prop
u O''o"1' a. "a '"''' oO'y "ou'I to
4u'.''
|A' So'" "'''' my '''''a' at Dan I'ah
C''C' ID '"I "''""eo'leN'S % G~No'"
,''''''" " o",' P'I"'''' r''cCeu'" WIZ.
','''' y" ''' ''''o'' '''' o. ,"' country '"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

4 Flaw - TIL Webster TaliL.-
The Boston Bee says.
We understand that an able Massa.
rha-o1s lawyer is about to publish an
argument to show that Dr.. Webster
was not allowed his legal rights IN re.
=rrd to The constitution of the Jury
which ficd him-that the cour, pro.
cceded illegally in rejecting three ia.
rors t40m the panel on account of their
sentiments On capital punishment; and
'Aat any frjgoocr has a RIGHT to a
choice by a' of impartial men. ire.
sn-c'IEe-o, lac.r opinions on punish.
merit. From the arguments tha, have
heretofore ProccedoA from tais gentle,
mans pen, we arc quite sure he will
make ashahin2 among the dry bones
Of the law.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
81. Louis Millinery Isooms

GTJ9 G2, Market Street, Up Stairs, No.
yE1 ST. LOUIS, MO. H$Llz6
SLOPER g. RIMMER, Importers and deal,
- ers OF French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The greatest attention is paid to written or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per.
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned, dyed and
altered, and every article Of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
st, Louis, August23, 1919 9--25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

WHY is a dogs tail like the heart Of
a ,rcr' Because it is farlhcst from The
hank
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
" VOl5slsac 4 4.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, acri
door to The GldSgo,C House
D EVERY THURSDAY.
TERMS or PUBLICATION.

For one year, if paid in advance, - 90
f not paid before the end of the wear, 3 0U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07

sident attbc.r head, ths diplomatic BODY the coan
ol Of state tls Clergy the professors AID pupils of
the Urrersty aa3 q! other schools aud those n
me hoy al Academy 10. FAe Afts-an waited or
the dead pocl % hs grave. The sweets t-ro- b
which The procession passed were s'rewcd VIII
saad and green bougls, ard the houses h1rE OF
With black fsgs hemmcd sitn 'vcr sub mars
of esteem ara aot less a. honor o. tue people 1hD
tcssow trem than . tie memory 81 the msA b.
wlou and lor whom thoy are ELECTED We dluat
the death a TIE King d Denmark hinse- YOU'D
command t.the Of The real regret end heart mourn
smonr ia people that went step BY step 70 tle
grave with Oealerschager In spit o.. tie MARTA
heroic which 90 deeply impreVnstes the ohs-s-t.r
Of ne descendants Of the Old Nisn-s-.n spite of
trs rude and stormy manners Of these Scsu3i1a-
ans, which soaoe writers never ccsse ,outrastiur
dsparaginsv with ,he refgeme Is of Pans AL n
Load3A--dcspits all these the3 bear ,ha. deep
generation i9r true Genius. That fa4l lore for t0e
ot;y sou. the pure m.l1, the creative Intellect an
the ssa,dc ut,srauce which, glowing under
Io1e. covering Ike lava beneath tic roc4s o.
hecls, sal warns and so'tens all pl1nes aud e..
n1b.es tl- b.7scycd sons md daughters Of tas
Nlrtb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07

One OF the Committee Mr. D W Adans us
.srtas sr,a these resolutions. aad lntroi-cei :
,i,.ri.v series. which decsre that there IS M POI
-,.ss,- - 5-ocse the admission o. Calfou.a a. o
STATE re-a.1rn- Is owa domestic insrfui,91s' ~
Is early tav as sad state CA % aiAais'sI =. a.
-l-da1cs With tia rCgg.rsmelts @. tne + cue %
Cons-ta-.1r all che usage o. ire GoFeiAnl'A' 'A
si. ar cases deny lag INST the exclusion OF saver
b. the State Constitution 3 iie1tcai 10 pdh'if'e
With che vs. mot povso slc declaring tha' ine!
see E'th.us CO ccus4fe Ga the conduct q. say 'e
pertinent % ae G1ycrnmel. alt every tW'i %
csisl-e .g the neglect u iae sst Colrress ~ pro-
viieCiorernme1ts t9- ihe Territories.
Tins report US not received by t.' mctnas, ana
the original solutions were adopted b. as et.t
Vtr.r.l- me .r.ts.
Il.s meet.-- lt seems. l.i .,t pac... parties.
there vcs z WIZ meeting held oa the -lsf on
rhe same sob sct. WhlcA passed rcsc. .toas
Another meeting. without d,srnclo. %. nar,S
vas called ias Gle l,sht %, iha I'D
The Ns,.- ea.1aI o. the sd c1n.itcrs tie nnc
aad resolutions o.. me meeting 90 tne i9th ss me-
l,at.y concuia;ory snG tsr1irg most directly aad
happily % the prtse0 siI0l 90 che aea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07
We're southern Meeting, at jackson, Miss.

q
oa the l-th inst .srge meeting ri member Of
.le L--ls.at-r-. citizens aid strangers was he'd
~ season, Mss. l. The Han u the House Of Rep
--se- t4t.yes-Gov. Qurnan presl4l-. A Com
nIrree Iweugy-ten Wh-s and ten Democrats
-oi wLlch Hon John J. Guoa, President of Tie
STATE Senate as Chslrmal-rep0r-ed selss 1l
res l.l-ills. ~ which res-stllce b tle atm.ss.c1
Car1r-la e United - a. honorable sId coz
sltlt.-ral means ard ID couLreLalce IS given
-1 tie loctUae ii me Georgia resO.urlls t1as the
-- MISSION u. CGI0.L.a IS pr &c cause Tor ealing
T. lF-l-.ol . decide upoa the measure Of redress
IL IS referred .n genera terms, . tie Couveut!lr
q, Nashville. . be considered amcug Othercauses
I'd complaint ssalls, tie peOpls % tie lon-slaye-
loldln- STATES Tie meeting expressly recug.
-iz-i The uu limited rght % the c,-zens of any
err.,o-r. ln irasll-- a state Constitution. 10 -,
gran upon . aly principle whatever provided the
o0u s Republican. and thsy deny tue n.lt of
Congress 70 reJecI a state, applying lr admission
in'O the uioD because IS Co1stirlton either u.
crates or REJECTS tie institution OF saverv. They
oh ec- 70 ire a-misyion q the S,ate because Is
c.. siaon may. as . - say he re resrl. v. fase
a. o. 30 lc- g J- he tzlt G.. tle Govern rle4t
CT Tie cited states. ard a. ac. OF fraud aud oD-
preston % tas people 2. me Slave ho.ding States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07


new System Or MJslC-Pso5. yoy HzRsi~es''
H,w sYs1LN or Mc,icu Eor,1iov sSo PnS9
FoRrg iNsrzrcriov.
Illumination L savage sl6 Pesrist announce 10
He musical world aa ey bare become e exclusive u-
H.asrs Of Professor Tcn HezrgeH's Coe,r,'Sl Fiano
TEX, S,i, Ia,'-aet9,7 From he Ilo conrshed ml-
zeal gentlemen PIE L. aai pu9.sacr- l~e 1e h-te.
s'moa sls cfifs simp City aud adaptation r rapid B..
Cleenf n sDo~iedee ~ DE Paao ard r-s.a.. # mu-
e- written in aec9riance with Prof Won Hse0rgsa new
a~faod ~ sgs'>ao. when le hos prfeafsd.
in ass Isieu. f8i- ard shhrps end many otter -
which 10 DE Old method eye ilost iusuru0grfa 90 n
udes rosscssIng fair abilities fr ne smdy Of f- most
claiming ofs' scerccs dispensed with The poriec-
ZION of me system 20 ~hcl TN. book elementary 1ey
he result ~ many eer- Of undivided study, aud nothing
bls -eu adopted excluded lst has not 'eca eced
% the tesi Of pateat experience AID Fracc eaper-
utAts.
pr. ElwDd Lodge' says Mr. Nou Hccr 8.rn's new
hod very ingenious attempt 10 dises musicg 1ola
Ton ofrs comPeNW therefore ch. er,u.ly su.ser fIr
copy
Rev DR. SYunz says. 10 Toe u-e Of ne Ae,el .us,--
uell appears 20 nee a. important prJvcme, recon-
iend 20 )ae inspection Of uo-e who more competent
} ICES tnan myself
Mr. Henry G Timm whites I have clr-fu % exam .nea
your newly invented system Of notation aud have no le
ita'i0u saying that found Infinitely more simple raa
ou prese1. one u a. ny frm teiicf nqt rupI tfugtt
0rod'g 20 tony 'sfrH uW ngaire Jactuy 20 ,s1t Music
ren oDoording 20 your notation IN auea e' tine then he
g -, method could accomplish 10 reading ne Oucr"
Mr Geo Lodcf SAYS simpler method Of musical pots
uoa Than he 1T present ha. long been desd-
caium with musicians. think you may excia'in with tc
sage Of Oh, EureLa" aud have hesitation 90 SAYING
'ai after careful H,udy and examination OF your sysem
company with o. The tbssl masters n ihs City Tor
"a Ordinary purposes your plan possesses Iuroeress a.
over the odtyscm snd inatpuIh UPON hepiaao.
Jie ga,tieuLr eH lean, u Rad ia i' han hlj Pc
rue required boy ihe o-inrry method"
H. & wl, publ,l ln aiew day
Won ileenugeas fibloiorie sELFINsfFvrroH.
q" Youths Song Book a. Schools, ~
Maps Of the Scale or Key Board 81 tie
Piano forte 80 feet los Schools
Sheet Music, OF new ana choice seleC-
lions, az well o. original
The above can be found The Book aud Music s.orcs
.neray, ard al ZIG FeGrsi Orders ere solicited 10y me
tsbisheis who promise liberal discount from above
pricss when quantities tsEen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07
The Union Meeting Browns HydrO-CErbon
Ga-- charge 10 the HagGe-District At
torney-Oid Mere haRf Dead { aiiiornis
Eruis rstnt..


BatrxokE Tuesday NUca s. PM
The Union meeting as, nisht was iarscr than
~. lad anticipated, OF aocoul, OF TIE GOODNESS Of
,-- weather. Yol already have ths proceeding.
before yoa. and v.l have seen that there existed
-r1i is,,--.na-.ol b stand b. tle Co-.atsrncy
urlsr GIL ci-c-ms-alccs One q tn speakers,
w. = Col-ns Is. sad " Il the people ~ tie
-e1-t-y were 10 leave tie a-estion CT slavery o
-e ia regard u these Ternaues ard they w0l.a
..---e themselves o. hgLlr45y all-l b. ur c-c,
son, eve b, O. 1zni.r snl .r--l o. "a. tllI t-l-
-lsi il-ca s---4I --t oe ll--olgced i-tc C--c-l-a
.- N-v-A THIS was received vl-l lcu-
cheers. t-d f.s.-.r Shows " la- ] have .-erue4 t 8
ss-lt-c. -lli a m1j 1li.y o.. the citizens q. Ban.
In- 4-- FFtsed 81 ans .-crelse c- c--Vlry- A-
~--lls IS 9 leading Whl- a-c sound lawyer and
Of. no- ls. kr r-Zly reasons. entitled o. every
Cd Sce-4l1a- MARIAN uas the curse d. slavery
n Der. olt there cas be ~ dol1; thar Ia GRITTY Il.
l-i l---ls Wo'-- ilrCr -pzrol 81 ire pruf er
..a f-l - t.e ri--t manner. Bu. 1r .ks cclr1-i
1l some parties 70 The North we might L1w be
nearer &c desired r1al thsn We arr.
! Oh le-st4l4 Ia, NJ Chrsiopte. Z. -osu. ci
lis c.ty, TIE Inventor Of the Hydro Castoa Gas
wa have lis model apparatus completed u The
curse q ms week. when be VI pav the ts1izsls
az Gshsu sItt I'D show Whar can Be Cl-ia-
rs Ca -1-sar .e-- .r- f--l-- 44-.--l it.
PC. 81 ~ Flsrc1. -- l-Ts -l decree. t-elr
prizes ~ PER crl- I4-i nos enough however % sasv
as Y1oAc sd somFazes eF P1T-ss - s-SaE = sTsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07
EiTnwer New World.

lu n communication published hy me Un FRIDAY.
expsirod the finrper i'm which had been .5etres,r,e
o. the proceedings iusuu'cd bv WIN Furr's' o. lr.sv
Zee departure Of my steamship New Word Tbetmp,es.
,rpe,eie8 Inv fls r@,,,Sai m ma si'1 from fi t.,
. lie lave Of us STATE and that be was e. removed 10
nrler fr .sd. fbe ~, mo-, ,f l.,. srr ~ ,,.. l,
r,,yc lnc1 brr Tbe r~,i.., ,f ssS,,i,n.,t
when ia \, las show tlat the vr.n Was rs,. led t,l
,.d ibat 81, far from ,ly s,ir. iorro,tf fr. IT,. ,.
s-ho nfeurtad IA c,sln fie v.s.ei be- tss .f h.
r.aic 4. eerp, ver largely In v ieb en other trr
go III. t,f ..,s.,4., g., ., - 80 4,
y,, o, . ,i, ", ,8 49,. i M, ~ -i IT, w 49,
. ,e paid noh.ng nnd hsd agreed DO rsy h. le etc.n
o.. his ro,es Al pm usua Isl oIr credit lH hsre rritir
cen Gwen nor aatr,d h. me-
Low, SHE .o,e tr-. tle sf.,-er q il
Island which viii snoN co1ple-, u.sfacsro7 ai I5r
IN ro.sss.o, Of 49,. ,,-ty ,yfo ,o,lt q, Obtain te-
80, 'ia .'a'S of ~, ef,s s, I've l,e. IN , ,l, .
ave been icrpaflr rs ia DE rsse or fie Island
=, ,..sri t ,t, ls', y..s.. ,,l r,.,,'.. r,.r h.. ,
lril \, ich eane4re3 Ina % al .e hubble irers sa ,,@.
..ens4vely copied into oa,r iu.aas o. az efeei Fad
b'i rkl,.5s,i ,n o,i,o .. =. ,,. ,,f i'r ,.,s .
,.. not lon as rrperf,J and ,s-t had mo- cei IN Ia
.l.ev Is conect orl, 30 ,tr A. mis-. s,e 9v o, n,l
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