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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
edication of the New Methodist Church.

Dedication of the New Methodist Church.
The new Church Edifce erected by the
Methodists in this place, was Dedicated last
Sunday.
Rev. JAMES MITcHELL, of Boonville, Of
fciated on the occasion. The services con-
sisted in reading Solomon's Prayer in the
consccration OF the Temple, as recorded in
the sixth chapter Of Cd Chronicles; after
which, a Prayer by Rev. c. d. SIMPSON, and
an appropriate Hymn, by the Congregation.
The Dedicatory Sermon, from the 10th and
4lst verses Of the above Chapter, was then
delivered by Mr.. MrTcnrLL. Ill-health,
aggregated by exposure in reaching here,
left Mr.. NJ. in but a poor condition for the
task before him; yet his Discourse was ex-
ccodingly impressive, and lat times eloquent.
His remarks on the uses and abuses of
Churches, were wcll-timcd and forcibly
impressed upon the membership.
The Building is one crcditable alike to
its builders, and our place. Ii is construc-
ted Of brick, is two stories high, forty feet
in width by sixty in length. The first floor
contains five rooms, designed for Class
Rooms, Sabbath School, Social Meetings.
and an Office for the Minister. These
rooms are separated by n Hall, through the
centre ofthe binding, which is entered from
the yestibule.
The upper story is reached by two stair.
ways, leading TO a spacious vcstibu.c, from
which are The entrances TO the audience
room. This room is forty by fifty feet, ant
is finished and furnished with great TASTE
and comfort. There are two aislcs, and foui
tier Of pews, capable of seating five hundred
persons-with an end gallery of sufficient
capacity for one hundred persons.
Messrs. SMITH s. RuNYAN, of our place
were the designers and builders, and there il
but one opinion as TO their capacity, and th
iaithfulncss, with which they have discharge
their duty.
We should add, that after the Dedication
a sufficient sum Of money was raised to clea
the building Of debt and give the old build
ingto the colored people. In the matter 0
raising this money, the Rev. Mr.. MrrcnrL
proved himself as capable of reaching III
pockets as the hearts of his audience. II
bears with him the wcl-wishes of hosts @
friends, for Il speedy restoration of health an
long life of usefulness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Kentucky U. S. Senator.

A telegraphic dispatch from Louisville,
dated Dec. llth, 8 P. NJ. says: 'Crittenden
and Dixon have been Withdrawn as candi-
dates for Senator, and John B. Thompson
has been nominated by the Wing caucus
He will be elected tomorrow on the first
ballot"
Mr.. Thompson is the present Lieut. Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, and man of deserved
popularity. At the election last August,
he run several thousand votes ahead OF his
ticket,
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ct. LOUIS MARKET.

IvrELLIGENcER OFFIGE, Dec. IL.
We have again to note but light buisi-
ness in general market. The inquiry for
provisions is less active, and $l2 is about
the highest offered for Mess pork. Lard in
bbls and tierccs dragging at &c. Hams in
sweet pickle in some demand 6lc--55 tier
ces city packed sod at 6Sc. Flour is in
very limited demand, transac ion within the
last two days being confined to retail par
GELS only. Wheat sells from 60 to e3c as
in quality Corn dull at 33c for yellow, 36(0
SIC for white. Oats zee. Groceries quiet;
Sugars 43 to 53c; Coffee s2@9c; Molasses
2S@30c. G.. A. salt 81 55@$1 60.
Freights unchanged. River rising slowly.
TOBACCO-Sale to-day of hhds, at
the Planters warehouse from So to "a 70 100
lbs.
HEMP-Sale of III bales fair at $50,
and the only transaction reported Stock
in store 33@350O bales, and the market
bare Of orders,
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Plank Road Notice.

AT late meeting Of the President and Di-
rcctors of the Glasgow and Huntsville
Plank Road Company the following reso-
buttons were adopted:
Resolved, That Books be opened for addi-
tional subscription of stock on the several
surveys on and after the Goth day of Decem-
Der, inst, at Glasgow by F. A. Savage, at
Huntsvillc.by N. b. Coates and at Roanoke
by Wayland & CO., and that the Books be
kept open until the meeting ofthe stoclihold-
crs; and the persons authorized to take sub
scriptions report 10 The Stockholders.
Rsso'ccd, That general meeting of the
Stockholders Of The Glasgow and Huntsville
Plank Road Company be held on the l2h
dag Of Jduuory, 1862, in the city Of Glasgow
to vote upon the location Of the road and &c
attend 10 such other matters Of business as
may be presented to them.
Resolved, That persons owning !and On
the routes surveyed, or 10 be surveyed, and
such owner desiring change OF such route,
such person or persons may Apply 10 com
mittee to be appointed for thai purpose, for
AN alteration Of survey; and il the commit
tee shall determine 10 make such alteration,
they shall request tie Engineer to make
such alteration.
Reso'Ucl, That every person applying for
such alteration, shall pay the expense Of the
hands 10 assist the Engineer in making lhe
alteration required.
In pursuance Of the last resolution the
President appointed Robert Wilson and J.
d. Perry TO serve Oh the routes between
Glasgow and Roanoke and n. Is. Coates and
Lewis Collier TO serve on the routes from
Huntsville and Roanoke.
Rcsolrcd, That the Secretary cause thl
foregoing resolutions to be published in III,
papers Of the City Of Glasgow.
D. c. GARTH, Pres.
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Brunswick and the Mails.

The citizens Of Brunswick are circulating
petitions for the purpose of increasing the
speed of the Eastern mail, so as to have it
arrive there, Oh the evenings orthe same days
it arrives here. And also, for a change of
the Hannibal route, so as to terminate at
that place, instead of this, and making
Brunswick the distributing office. We
have no objectionto increasing the speed OF
the Eastern Mail, but can see no good result
in changing the terminus of the Hannibal
route. We presume the inhabitants of this
place, Roanoke, Mount Airy and Huntsville,
will demonstrate against this movement
provided it is contemplated to do away
with the present tri-weekly service be-
tween Huntsville and this place. What
say our people? Better look to it little, or
we shall soon be run around, as in the case
Of the daily mail.
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Glasgow, Dec. Is, 1851.
NOTICE.

A general meeting of the Stockholders
of the Glasgow and Huntsville Plank Road
Company will take place in the OLD 8Ietho-
dist Church, in the City of Glasgow, on
Monday the 10Th day Of January. next, for
the purpose Of hearing the report OF the En-
gineer, and to attend 10 such oher lnsttcrs
as may be presented TO them. Punctual at
tendance of Stockholders is expected, and
the public are invited to be present.
+, a. SAVAGE,
JNO. D. PERRY,
Committee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Reception of Kossuth.

New YoRK, Dec. 6--P. M.
The city has been full of excitement from
the dawn ofday, in consequence ofthe pre-
parations to receive the illustrious Kossuth.
He landed at Castle Garden, about o'clock,
where he was received and welcomed in
a speech of great eloquencc. The process
sion moved at 2 o'clock; the city is in per-
feet uproar.
Kossuth, on his way up from Saten Island,
was salutcd by the fort, and by boats of ev-
cry class, and by the artillery on shore.
The day was beautiful and the reception
magnificent; there were not less than 200,-
600 persons in the streets; on coming up
the bay in the steamer Vanderbilt, Kossuh
expressed his delight at every thing he saw.
Tie steamer passed up the north and down
the cast and back. The shipping forts,
heights and steamers were decorated with
flags, and salutes were fired from the bat
teries and ships Of war, while the air was
filed with cheers. The ship Of war n. Car
dina, fired salute as TIE steamer passed;
it was responded TO by cheers, and a salute
from The steamer. The Williamsburg and
Brooklyn piers were filed and greeted the
steamer with saiutos. The military were
upon the battery, and in the back ground
there were not less than 100000 persons.
Kossuth, in attempting TO speak in reply to
the Mayors cordial reception and welcome
alter proceeding a few minutes; found ii
impossible 10 go on in consequence of the
confusion, and desisted, promising his notes
to the press. The procession moved W
Broadway; the streets were filled with peo
pie and the building covered with flags, ant
strcamers, and notices; and as the process
sion passed, Kossuth was every where
greeted with the waving of handkerchief
and dcafcning cheers from the multitude
The procession was three hours in passing
and by five O'Clock il was oil over and quite
Three hundred Germans serenade Kos
suth tonight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

To CoRREsroNDENrs.-- Issuing the Pres
ident's Message last week, several days
before our regular publication day, and not
issuing another paper until to-day, several
communications which should have appeared
last week, but which we were forced to lay
over for want of room, have lost their inter-
est, and of course need not be published
Or the class is "JULIAN's" account Of the
democratic meeting at Fayette. We hope
TO hear from him often
In this connection, and for the same
reason, we owe an opology to several of
advertising customers, for apparent neg
lect.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
F. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y.
Roanoke, Dec. 10, 1851.
D. c. GARTH, Pres

In pursuance of the above proceedings the
public are hereby notified that Books for
conditional and unconditional subscription Of
Stock to the Glasgow and Huntsville Plank
Road Company will lie opened on the lolE
Of December, inst, in the City Of Glasgow
at the storohouse Of L. a. Savage; and in
Huntsville at the store Of McCumpbell.
Coates s. Smilh; and in Roanoke, at the
storehouse OF Wayland & Co., and continue
open at each place until l2th day Of January,
next.
Subscriptions will be taken conditioned
that the road be located on the route express
ed in the subscription of the subscriber, or
positive as he may desire.
F.A. SAVAGE, scc'y.
Glasgow, Dec. l6, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
MELVILLE,
FASHIONABLE HALTER.

No. Is Fourth ST., opposite the Planters House.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
| TAKE this method Of informing the citizen,
L. of St. Louis and strangers visiting the city, that
my fall stock is complete. feel no hesitation in
say ng, that will be able TO please all those that
may favor me with a call. | wish to draw the
attention of the Ladies TO my well selected ste cl,
Of turs for the coming seasons such as No l. Extra
stone Mlrtln's, Lnf's, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
Jennett, Ermine, Coney, sc. &C, besides a good
selected stock of fancy fus, suitable for NJ sses.
N connection viii be found all varieties Of youtrs :,
hats, caps, sc. In addition 10 the above nalned
articles, VIII be found six different styles of pen,
tlemen's hats; also, otter, beaver, mink, musl rnt
plush, cloth aud glazed caps, at all prices. sisn
french and German silk umbrellas; alsc,. Scotch
ana Ingl,sh g'ngham umbreilas;a good assortment
OF an kinds Of canes, carpet bags, satchel trunks
yalises, &c; and other articles 100 various TO emu
merate NN' " '"u~
G.g' He also wishes to call the attention of the
gehIieInen OF the army, TO his stock of militarv
goods, in conformity TO the new regulations,
81. Louis, Dec i8
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ever.

1.-THE Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, says that Presi-
dent FILLMORE has, within few days past,
positively stated TO friends who had offered
their services to promote his views, that he
was not and would not become candidate
for the next Presidency.
As one of President Filmore's friends.
we take exceptions to any such statements,
and shall "positively'j insist, on hisbeing a
candidate, and confidently rely on his cleo
ton.
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COM M Z r CT A l..
TIMES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo. !
December 1S, 1851. )
We quote

We quote
SuGAR.--N. o. hid. prime &c.
CoFFEE.-By the Sack, 11t@112c. q h.
Reconsideration, Dbl. doc; N. o. sugar
house, 4Sc.; ST. Louis Syrup, Doc u gallon.
CoTToN YARN.--Wh Wholesale, 1S@19c.; retail zoe.
IRoN.-Slgo bar, &C.; Tyrone, do. dc. q ID.
WHlsKEY.--25c. u gallon.
NAILs.-Mo. Iron, 5@5Ic.; common, 494lc.
FIoUR.-S4 00@4 80 u Dbl.
ToBAcco.-S1 25@2 co u leo lbs.
HEMp.-S6O@S65 q ton.
BAcoN.--Hams 10c.; shoulders 6l@7c. sides,
Sc. e 10.
LARD.-7@Sc. T. h.
WnEAr.--50@60 cents U bushel, as per quality
FLAX SEEp.-S1 90 per bushel.
Day IIIDEs.-6I cents per h.
SALr.-G. A. Salt 50 25c q sack; L B SO So
Fnuir-Dricd apples 81 10 cash y bushel, and
Green do 81 4Oc e bbl.
G157 For family Use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &C. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

E57The vote for Speaker of the House
of Representatives, when Mr.. Boyd was
chosen, stood as follows.-Linn Boyd of
kentucky, ll8; Edward Stanley of North
Carolina; 81; Jos. R. Chandler of Pennsyl-
vania, 90; Thaddeus Stevens of Pa, Is;
Thomas A. Bayly of Va, 8; John. L. Tay-
lor Of Ohio, 6; Alexander Eyens of Mary
land, 4; Thomas S. Bocooh Of Va, 4; Scat
tering 10. a large majoity of the Wing
vote was given to Messrs. Stanley and
Chandler.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

YELLOW CREEK P. Owe received 4
letter a few days since from an old and valu-
ed friend and subscriber, stating that the
TINES reached that Office very irrcgularly,
while the ST. Louis papers arrived regular
ly. How is that? From what point is
Yellow Creek supplied? Can the Bruns-
aricker give us any Information? 1t is a
source of great annoyance to publisher, to
receive such letters, after all The trouble
pains and expense he incurs to get his papers
regularly mailed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

Missouri SEHTIHrL.-We observe a
prospectus has been issued for a new whg
paper, bearing the above tile, to be publish
ed at Columbia, by james A. MILAN, and
edited by E. c. Davis, present editor of the
Oseola independent The first number vii
be issued early i'll the ensuing year. We
suppose its origin arises from other than po-
litical considerations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

T. II. BENTON.


LAND SALES ~ MlssouRI.-Last week
we gave st@tmcn. " he sale Of l. nd, in
the Plate Dis'ric', 10y which il was shown
the Receiver had taken in over $lO0,cUO
during the cnrrcnt year. In the O,eola
independent, wc linda letter from Thomas
Alien, Esq, Receiver at Clinton, Henry
county, rem Which we make he following
statement Of the receipts at lis fIioo:--
Total receipt, for the year 1910, ..... 3a6270 SO
- 1880, .......@y. 10 II
Three quarters of 1891, ''.''. l0j $40 II
Total receipts OF cash from Jan. .....---
lst, 1919, to Sept, 80, 1854. ... $ly7,o %
Surprising the 4th quarter of
1851 10 yield s39 1870 20 the aver
age of the three first quarters, the
receipts for the year 1851 will
be ,...., .,.... ..,,,, Sl35,l2 Oh
Add 10 this last sum the receipts
of 1919 and 1913, and you have
The sum of'',... ....,....,," S2i0,8l6 16
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Committee.

The attention Of thc reader is called to the
advertisement Of 1IrLvIALr. Fashionable
Halter. TO. l3 Fourth street, 81, Lonis.--
We have worahia has for the last two STA
sons. and c}carIully endorse the G,plcwine.
compr,mrnlavy no. ice Of Lis establishment
from the 81. Loai, Union Of the llb u,t
Iii. fashionable HAS. mar. ic,ilarrv ,ro
unsurnos,cd in lrrp., ..rf So, o. r,;.l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
II. & G. Pla TX Road.

Major Walker has completed the survey,
ofthe Huntsville and Glasgow Plank Road.
For further inf rmation On tie subject, the
public in general, and the Stockholders in
particular, are referred TO the proceedings OF
the Directors, III another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

VINO PLATroRM-The following was
Adopted at a meeting Of the Wing members
Of Congress, on the first day of the session.
1t is a capital foundation for the Wing plat
form.
Resolved, That we regard the series of
ac's Enown as the adjustment measures, as
forming in their mutual dependence, and
conneNion, system Of Compromise, the
most conciliatory and the best for the entire
country that could be obtained from confic-
ting sections, interests, and opinions, and
that therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution as final
settlement, in principal and substance, of the
dangerous and exciting subjects which they
embrace.
A democratic meeting of the Members
ofCongress, the day before, voted down a
similar resolution, by vote Of nearly two
10 one.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Letter from Col. Benton,

We find the following letter from Colonel
Benton 10 Major Rollins, in the latter gen.
teman's reply lothe attack of Mr.. Robin
son. OF Boone, relative TO letter the Major
wrote Benton during The last canvass. The
letter explains itself, and at the same time
clears Major Rollins from the ISLANDERS at
tempted 10 be fastened upon him by locofoco
unscrupulousness and personal enmily and
jealousy.
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov g, 1851.
MAJOR RoLL1Ss-DeQr Sjr:-I have iust
received your letter Of the Esd ul'imo. and
though just in the act OF setting of for his
souri, and much occupied, l seize few
moments TO reply TO it. You are right in
your recollection of what | said about the
Metropolitan, ''that Inever read ANYTHING in
il; and can add, never answer ANYTHING
| in L, even when shown to me, that merely
concerns myself. But the article you en-
close chiefly concerns you, and the writer
has the audaci'y TO mention my name, as
authority for his lies against you. His
statements arc false. / do not rccolect
OF receiving bui two letters from YOU, and
have neither OF thcm now. Ii looking over
my papers this fall, previous 10 goirg away,
/ have seen neither OF Them; and as il Is my
habit, and necessary from Ike mas ses of let
tiers which 1 receive, 10 destroy those which
do not require future attention, yours must
have shared tie fate unless stolen from me.
neither gave them to anybody, nor gave
ont copies 10 anybody, nor had any future
use 10 make Of them; but know you never
wrote what is attributed to them. Yen ne
yer promised me the aid OF the Whigs to
carry me triumphantly over the heads OF my
enemies; nor did ever ask such aid from
You. Houneyer urged upon me the enforce
mcnt of Freesoii doctrine upon the people,
nor did I ever urge such doctrines or enter
tain them.
My sentiments on that subject are in
my Jefferson C;;y speech Of May, lS40, and
all other sentiments attributed 10 me are
| G,lsrho,ds I,u,.,-.,,, IN ....
the sn,,i~cr o,,n,. I 'D r-,' '''' 10 me Oh
Ill other Wings said to me both in 1,issonr,
and elsewhere, who spoke or wro,o II mn IN
he subject, to vii: 5.-Ittle Whrgy corlJ
no, cleo one Of +! cir own p.,tv fo tie Son
ate, thay wouid prefer to s.c INC cl,c,,l
And, sir, now rccjrroc,,c the co,,~l,,,, ~,
and say toyou, that il The Democracy car,,o,
elect d rnocrnlic Governor mex, t,,,nu.r
G,r lie ..al,.;.,,.,.,. i.,.,...';.,
...,,,..,., t,.,.r WV '.'''~' $50
,'.'' ~" "'- "i'''i ny
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kATURAII.
Glasgow, Dc. 8, 1851.


We are glad 10 learn Iy The following no.
tice that Dr.. SAVAGE proposes 10 commence
series Of popular Lectures, next Monday
evening. W. bcspcak Liberal patronage
On the par. Of lie public:
Ain. E.IroH.-scycrol persons lave re-
questcd ne to deliver series OF lycur,, Oil
some Of the branches Of natural science
My duties III connection with the Seminary,
and The lacncsS oilhc season, viii no per-
mil me to deliver a regular or extended
course, propose however, if sufficient IN
enlargement Is had to give short irregular
course, the proceeds, after dcirayirc actu-
a! expenses, to be appropriated toward in
crossing the apparatus for the benefit of the
Seminary; therefore those encouraging the
enterprise may be benefited themselves, and
increase the facilities for practical inslruc-
ton in the institution, in whose prosperity
we are all interested.
In pursuance Of the object contemplated,
! will dclivorthc first lecture, on CuImIcAL
PnLosoPHY, at the Seminary, ncA Monday
eyeningot g. O'Clock, when those wishing to
attend them will please be present
The course 10 embrace ten lectures at two
dollars, or twenty-five cents each-or for
gentleman and Lady three dollars.
G. s. SAVAGE.
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

SMALL Pox.-A gentleman by the name
of Mills, resident Of St. Joseph, on lis re-
turn home from California, came 70 this place
in the stage, on Saturday, the 9th inst, and
was too much indisposcd to proceed. On
Monday following, lis disease was pronounce
ed Small Pox, OF the Distinct type. He is
now convalescent, and Will he able to re-
sumo his journey in few days. His at
tack was mild, and as yet, we can learn Of
no indications that the disease has been con-
tracted BY any one. DR.. Campbell is his
physician.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

I5THE EASTERN MAIL due Tuesday
evening, did not get in until yesterday noon.
It brought us dates from Washing'onto the
18th, but no news Of importance from Con-
gress. Mr. Drhy, one Of the Rcpcscnta-
tives from this State had been confined to
his room, but was recovering, The other
members are at thcr posts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

E5@The Postmaster Generals report re-
commends a uniform rate of one cent OF
newspapers weighing less than ounces,
distance less than $500 miles, and over it
double that amount. The revenue of the
Department has fallen oif25 per cent under
the new post office law.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

BooNviLLr OpsrRvER,-We beg to sug-
gest to the Boonyiile Observer, that so far
as we are concerned, we designed no i.iu-
ry TO that place, in our remarks about III,
mail service. BoonviI!c is, indeed, highly
favored, in the way Of mail fac!.i,ip.-an,,
while we would take nothing from her, W
cannot see how urging cur own wants and
rights should be construed into an injury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

AWFUL MisrAKE.- The wife of Ed
muai Rry, Esq" Of Norwich, Conn, hay
ing occasion for the use OF Morphine, sent
and purchased some. BY mistake, &rych-
nine had been sent her, and from a dose of
which, she died in about an hour! She
Wa IN Influential and active member of the
Baptist church, and had appointed meet
ing Of the church choir at her house that
evening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

UTAH TRounLEs.-Hon.J J. NJ. Bernhisel,
delegate to Congress from Utah Territory.
in letter tothe editors ofthe National Intel
hgcncer, fatly controdicts the statements in
reference 10 The recent allcdged difficulties
between the United States officers and Gov.
Young, and other members OF the Territori-
al Government.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

NEXT GovERSoR.-The Boonville OBJ
server expresses preference for Thomas
JEFFERSON BoGos, OF Cooper county as the
Wing candidate for Governor at the ap-
proaching August election. Mr.. BocGs
is brother to Ex-Governer BooGs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

WARyesTR-On the Sth by Elder Proctor,
Mr. A. FOSTER and Miss SALLIE, daughter of
NJ James Davis, all of this place.
On the same evening. BY the same, Mr. MIL
TON MOON and Miss LUCETTA YAGER, all
of this county.
On tie OH, by Rev. w. II. Mansfield. Mr..
AMERlCuS CLARK Of lls., and Miss JANE
N. DAVIS, of Clinton, No.
On the eth ult.. by +. w. Dgges, ESQ,
NJ. SAMUEL HAHN Of Glasgow, and MARY
ANN HOWTER of this county.