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The republic., 1851-01-03

L>RENCH BOOKS FOR YOUTH.-Josoph ct
Il Isdore, ou lie danger des Mauvaises Calnpag
nice.
Amalia Corsni, ou I 'Orphelinc de Sienne.
Illustrations de PHstoirc Sainte, par PAbbe
Rousicr.
Amelie, or lie Triompbe dc la Piete
Alexis, lie Jeune Artistic.
Duval, Historic Racontee par un Cure de Village
a ses elcves
lie Bon Fridolin ct lie Mechant Thierry. Anto.
Mo, on pOrphelin de Florence.
fistorettes pour les Eniants.
And others too numerous for the limits of AN ad
vcrtisement. Imported from Paris by
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The republic., 1851-01-03

I,HE "A MERlCAN ALMANAC AND REPOSl-
i TORY of Useful knowledge, 1851. an addi-
tional supply this day received. For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec Is Bookeellers near 9th at,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
New Arrangement,

Saddle, Trunk and Harness Manufaotorv,
GLASGOW MO.
ID OPER & BROTHER, beg leave to an.
r. a nOuncs that they have associated them
solves together for the purpose Of carrying on
the
SADDLE. TRUNK AND HARNESS
BUSINESS,
in oil its various branches; and will constant
ly keep on hand good supply of articles in
their line, manufactured from the best mate.
rial, and in the most substantial and work.
manlike manner. Now on hand and for sala
very low,
Il boz, best quilted seat Ladies Saddles.
3 forepiece ladies' do
plush =" do do
l - quilted Texas Spanish gents. DO
&c assorted gents. saddles
l " sets stage and wagon harness
Together with all other articles usually made
or kept in Saddler's Shop
They invite call and examination of their
work and prices, and assure all who NAV thus
favor them, that they will be supplied ss
cheap as at any establishment in this or aRy
of the adjacent towns. They wish il distinct
ly understood they will not be undersold.
The usual time given to punctual dealers,
and work exchanged for Dry Hides Linsey,
Tow Linnen, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, &c. &c.
w. p. ROPER,
A. w. ROPER,
Glasgow, March l3, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
D R, a. F. E n N | S,

ID ESPECTfULLY invites your attention
IA to the fact, that he has taken rooms at
The Fayette House, where he is prepared to
perform ell operations ia the various branches
Of his profession, such as
Inserting Teeth on Gold Plates, from one
to an entire set;
Inserting teeth on natural roots, with Piv
OTIS where the roots are sound;
Preserving teeth by filing their cavities;
Removing Tartar, or cleaning the teeth;
Extracting dead roots or Teeth past rem
edy;
Scarifying the gums, and use Of suitable
Dentifrices, Brushes, dc, which will be at
tended to on application.
Particular attention given to the Tech o.
Children.
Ladies waited upon at their residences, !
requested.
o. DR.. Ennis will visit Glasgow on the
last of March. References given.
Fayette March 20, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
SPRING GOODS.

A LESSEN is now opening one of the
tAs largest aud most extensive ASSIGNMENTS
Of Spring Goods ever offered for sale in this
City, cheap for cash, his stock comprises in
part of the following articles:
Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes, Lapns, Muslins,
CalicOs, Ginghams, Cutlery, dc.
ALSO-A splendid assortment of Rifles and
Double barrel shot guns, which he will sell
low for cash.
READY.MADE CLOTHING-His sto ok is
large and extensive, and consists of C GA Is,
Pants, Vests. Shirts, Socks, and in fact,
every article usually offered for sale in this
line.
BRANDY g. WINES-Pale and dark Bran.
dy, No. l. Port, Madara, Claret and Lis
bon Wines Of the choicest articles.
CANDIES d RAISlNS-He also has fine
lot Of Candies and Raisins on hand, the
latter he offers for sale at lOcts per lb BY
the box. E
Glasgow, March 20, ls5l-w4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
number OF sheets issued, as on weekly pa

number OF sheets issued, as on weekly pa,
pers.
The rev rate on letters not exceeding
half an ounce is three cents pre- paid, or hive
cents il no. pre- paid, for all distances under
three thousand miles. Over three thousand
miles donble those rates.
The section added by the Senate, provid'
ing for the procuring Of envelopes, ard au
thorizng the Post.ma General to sent
them through the mails TO Post'masters o
other persons desiring them, free Of charg'
was stricken out. Also, the section suthor
ing the coinage Of three cent piece is re-
tanned.
[Tt will be seen that the Journal chsrac
terises the bill ss reducing the rates Of pos
tages on newspapers. 1t does so on dstan
ces undsr one thousand miles, For that dis
lance and beyond. il its table is correct. will
single exception, there is an advance ii
the rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

CO operate in all honorable and just measures
necessary to the peaceful adjustment Of exist.
ing controversies, that we may be enabled 10
proceed without further delay, in the exscu'
lion Of public duties.
Resolued, That we firmly adhere 10 the
principles embodied in the resolutions adopt
ed by the National Democratic convention:
assembled 81 the city OF Baltimore, in 1874
and 1913, for the purpose OF nominating can
didaIes for the Presidency and Vice Presi
dency OF the u. States.
Resolrsd, That we are, and ever have been
unyielding 10 our attachment to the Union
Of the States-un Union founded on the pa:
triotism and framed by the wisdom Of oul
venerated ancestry--and that we highly ap
prove Of the measures adopted during the
ate session OF Congress, for the adjustment
Of our national difficulties and 10 perpetuatt
that Union.
Resolved, That we recognize the right o
The State Legislatures to instruct their Sena
tors in the Congress OF lhe.United States, apt
said Senators are in duty bound 10 obey OIL
resign their seats.
ut will he rocollected that this wa.
meeting for the purpose of adjusting
difficulties, had with view Of effect
ing a compromise. "--HoWdrd Count,
Banner, Jan. Is.
Now the only question 10 be asked
is, were these resolutions offered in
sincerity, basis Of peaceful adjust
ment Of existing controversies. Ifihey
were, then the Antics were willing tc
abandon their own test in order {,
unite The factions of their party. MIR
Geyer gives them more on the slavery
question than they asked Of the friend
Of Mr.. Benton. They have declared
by Offering these bases of compromise
,ha: they are willing TO cooperate will
those who hold different opinions or
this subject for it is well known lha
the friends Of Mr.. Benton agree witt
him on this question, and yet they have
the assurance after al this 10 say i
| they had KNOWN, thal Ar. Geyer wa!
anti test, they would not have voted
for him for Senator. What q common
tory upon the sincerity Of those offers
TO The opposite faction of their party!
To the wings of Missouri. who were
betrayed into giving a temporary sup
por, Of this political humbug, we would
say, in view Of the facts, you see how
ready those who msled you were &c
abandon their own bantling for the
sake of their party. Why should you
seek 10 preserve what its own parents
have cast effto diet Go and sin nc
more.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

o. Ii will be seen from our adver'
Using column that the time for action
on the subject Of Plank roads has ar.
rived. Next Monday is the day fixed
by the Charters Of The "Fayelie and
Glasgow and Glasgow and Huntsville
Plank roads" for the subscription OF
the stock. We have little doubt, i!
the friends of this road will come for.
ward promptly, they will be both com
plcted ia q short time. With The libe.
raj subscription ,of our town corpora
ton, the requisite amount Of stock for
the organization of the company, cln.
not fail 10 be- taken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
New Goods,


CHEAPER THAN THOSE WHO SELL AT
COST.
ME subscribers would rsspec fully in.
Il form their old friends and customers, and
the public in general, that they are now re-
ceiying their
[SPRING STOCK GOODS,
which has been purchased in the East on the
most advantageous CASH TERMS, and which
enables them to sell them cheaper than tn Csc
who
SELL AT COST,
and yet affords them ample profit. They in
vite all to call and examine for themselves,
whether they want to buy or not Their
stock embraces,
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, Vestings, Prints,
Lawns, Bareges Ginghams, Silks, (fig'd
and changeable) Shawls, Spring
style, Ladies Dress Goods,
in great variety of style.
Also very fine assortment of silk, Straw and
Leghorn Bonnets, of latest STYLES and
variety Of colors, together with
al sorts Of trimmings
Also Iarge and hand some stock OF
READYMADE CLOTHING.
embracing every article of Gentlemcn's wear.
manufactured expressly TO order, from the
best of materials, and in the most fashionable
styles-also, full assortment of
LADIES SLIPPERS & CATERS,
which, for style and cheapness, cannot be- or.
ceeded in this market,
call is solicited.
STROUSE g. co.
Next door TO Barton's Corner.
Glasgow, March -, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE ST. LOUIS PRESS.
SPECIAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 10.


The following combinations have
been made Ogden Hoffman, Jr., Dis
trct Judge of CALIFORNIA;; r. Butler
King, Collector for San Francisco.
BY the law Of 1850 the mileage Of the
members from California is limited to
The nearest route within the United
States. The House, notwithstanding,
have obtained for the late session mile.
age by the Panama route.
Mr.. Gwinn submitted his case to the
Judiciary Committee, and il is under
stood they will report against the Pa.
mama route and against the construct.
tive mileage for the extra session, 9th
erwise Gwinn would I've entitled to
slI 900 for mileage since December.
Mr.. Ritchie's case goes over 10 the
next session.
Mr.. Cross defended himself from an
editorial in this mornings Republic,
reia,ive to his letter to Kellogg in re.
lation to the river and harbor bill.
Mr.. Rhett defended South Carolina
from false and erroneous statements
contained in Houston's letter to Gen.
Hamilton, published in yesterdays I'm.
ion. This gave rise 10 an exciting de.
bate between Messrs. Rhe,t, Houston
and Butler, which was terminated by a
Joke from Mr.. Hale.
A communication was received from
Messrs. Gales 81 Seaton, declining to
publish, after this session, the daily de-
bates of the Senate--refcrred.
The Judiciary Committee report adj
versely to the allowance of mileage to
the California Senators by the Panama
route.
The Senate then went into executive
session and adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
The Hon. Henry Clay lef, this morn
ing for New York. lie is expected to
attend grand city ball at NibIo's this
evening. He is then to sail on Thurs
day TO Havana, in the steamer George,
BosToN. March 10.
In the last ballot yesterday, Sumner,
free soil, liked s votes Of an election
the election was then postponed one
week. 1t is reported that the free
sellers intend to drop Sumner; if they
do so, it is thought that Winthrop will
be elected.
In New Hampshire the resul, Of the
election for Governor and members of
the Legislature is not known--the De-
mocratic vote has largely fallen off;
the contest is done and the victory
claimed by both parties.
New York, March %.
Steamer Empire City sailed for Cha
gres with $50 passengers. including
the Honorable Thomas Nelson, for
Oregon.
The Erie is now due with one week S
later news from Europe.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
Shortly after meeting, the Senate
went into executive session; there being
no quorum present, the doors were
reopened.
A resolution was adopted, requesting
the President 10 furnish, at the next ses.
sion of Congress, all the informationn
in his possession, relative 10 claims in.
Cured in the California.
A resolution of thanks to the Honor
able w. r. King, for the impartial man.
ner he had discharged the duties as
presiding officer Of the Senate, was
adopted.
Mr.. King replied, returning his
thanks TO them for the many courlesies
extended to him; he then pronounced
the Senate adjourned, sine die.
The Senate then adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
NEW POSTAGE BILL.

We take the following sketch of the
bill, as it finally passed, from the Jour.
nal Of Commerce:
Except in regard to the three cent coin,
age, it does not 80 into operation until Isl
July next. 1t reduces the average rate Of
postage both upon letters and newspapers
nearly one half. The following schedule
shows the rates on nswspapers under The
new law, compsred with the old.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
A rare chance for Bargains,

TINE undersigned has Just received, Der
l. Mary Blame, fresh addition to his al
ready extensive stock of Staple and fancy
dry Goods. His stock consists in part of the
following articles, Wis:
Cloths, CasSimeres, Pest'ngS, sdtinetts. prints,
Chores, Hosiery, Launs, Cam
brics, Barge de LANES,
and in fact, general assortment Of all kinds
Merchandise.
All of which he wiR sell l0,0 for Cash or on
the usual time. He would be glad 10 sea his
old friends and the public generally, at bis
old stand on Front street, Glasgow. Mo.
March ID. +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
Com ErqcrciaB.

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES, !
March 20, 1851. {
The markets this week are firm Of ou
last quotations. The weather is very pleas
ant, roads in fine condition and bushes.
is very active and brisk. The river ia low
with slight rise.
We quote--
HEMP-565a75 per ton.
TOBACCO-$5a7
WHEAT-60a62lc. a decline.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-$1a1 10 per bushsl.
DRIED APPLES-75cas1 90. do.
WHITE BEANS-S1 90 to 81 81
per bushel.
IRISH POTATOES-75c do
OATS-3Oc per bushel.
ONIONS-In dsmand-nons Offering
BACON, Hog round 5!a6cls.
LARD, lin good packegss) Gels.
From store we quote,
FLOUR-$5 90 per Dbl.
SUGAR-7a7A cts per ID.
COFPEE-13 /" I"
WHlSKEY-3o cts. per gal.
1RON-4a5 CTS. per Id.
SALT-$l so per SIX.
SPUN CoTTON-sl per bunch.
DOMESTICS--9 cts. per yard.
MolaSses-55a5O cts. gallon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
SPRING TRADE, 1851.
SPRING TRADE, 1851.
d. w. JEROME,S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Flu RNlTURE ESTABLISHMENT

NO. Al, 40 d 40 olive st, cor. Second,
Opposite the Monroe House,)
ST LOUIS, MO.
TNHE undersigned desires TO call the at.
l. tentIUn of the public to his very extern.
sive stock of Cabinet furniture, Chairs,
Bedsteads, dc. &C., embracing all varieties
and styles Of Elegant Medium and Plain fur.
niture-and offering as he believes, superior
| Inducements to furniture Dealers-to mer-
chants-professi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| ics--private families-Hotel proprietors, &c,
Being largely engaged in the manufacture
of the various kinds of Cabinet ware in the
city Of St. Louis-as well as importing ex-
tensively from New York, Boston and other
Eastern points, am, and shall be- prepared
at all times to fill orders from the country at
the shortest notice; and will warrant all ar.
| ticles to be equal in every respect to anv
Furniture ever offered in the western market
either of domestic or foreign manufacture,
and which will be sold at the lowest rates
| for Cesh.
My furniture establishment comprises eipht
ware rooms, embracing LIST. I'd and Sd stories
ana mas connected with it an extensive Mat
rass and Upholstery department, where par
ues can be FURNISHED in largar or smaller
quantities, with all the varieties of cur,ed
'e'i 'iO7Sb SH'ShI SOllOn anu RAIN leaf
Mattresses and al descriptions of Beds and
Bedding, at the earliest moment.
| All orders attended to with promptness, and
oil goods packed and shipped in careful
manner.
To my former patrons, friends and nc.
quainiances in Missouri Illinois, Iowa, Wis.
consin and Minnesota, | return my thanks
for their custom; and assure them no effort
will remain unspared to merit continuance
OF their patronage and that as usual, shall!
be found in person at my Ware rooms, ever
ready to show my goods, their styles and
qualities aud price the same.
To the Public would say, call and Judge
for yourselves.
Remember the location. A, 40 and 4s
Olive ST., opposite the Monroe House--En-
trance on Olive street. q. w. JEROME.
March 20-w2 Manufacturer and Tmnortar
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

" We would call attention TO the
advertisement, Of J. e Swinney, Of bis
choice lot of new groceries, the first ar.
rival Of any considerable extent in the
market. Call and see and you will not
fail 10 purchase something TO add to
your comfort and convenience.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
Fresh Groceries.

IN announcing to my friends and the pub
L lie generally, the arrival of my stock Of
Groceries, would respectfully tender them
my thank for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the, and request a contin.
uance of the same, believing it will be their
interest to do so. Having bought for Cash,
| am prepared to sell as low as the lowest.
My stock is heavy and consists of all the
articles usually kept in my store. Call and
examine for yourselves.
March 20. j. e. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

Mr.. Wise the Dronaut, is said TO be
engaged in the construction of a mon.
ster balloon, with which he intends TO
prove the certainty of his ability TO
cross the Atlantic and cireumnavigate
the Globe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
Plank Road.

4 conformity TO the second section Of an
act to incorporate the Glasgow and Hunts
Vile Plank Road Company, subscription books
will be opened by the undersigned IN Glasgow
al the counting room Of Aiessrs. Perry {, Bar
tholow, and n Huntsville at such place as
may be selected, and to remain open for sub.
scrlptlon to stock for twenty days.
ii. W. Smith, l., F. Eddins, Robt. Wilson,
Jno. D, Perry--Glasgow.
II. NJ. Tinsley, D. q. Garth, w r. Samuel,
Jno ampbel-Euntsville
Glasgow, March 20, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

RISE OF PRoPERTY.--The extraordin
airy rise in the value of property in N
Y, is shown by the sale of the lot or
the corner Of Broadway and Grand ST.
now occupied by the Broadway House
The lot is 100 feet square. and brought
NINETY thousand dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

FROM Ell PAso AND THE RIO GRANpE.-
The whole OF the Mexican Boundary Cons
missioner had arrived at the Pass on the
9Th ard 10Th Of December, except the train
Of supplies. Col. Orig, commanding the
military escort was encamped opposita Ell
rasO, and was on Inc eve oil proceeding 10
the copper mins region on the Rio ella
AS the accommodations at the Pass were in
sufficient, the members Of the commission
were distributed between the Place Locorro
and the Preside OF San Elizao.
Several interviews had occurred between
the Americans and Mexican Commissioners
before starting poin. for the boundary line
should be determined upon. owing 10 some
inconsstencs in the different maps used a.
regards the terms OF the Treaty Of Guadalupe
Hidalgo Measures were preparing TO dispatch
an exploring party over the eastern section
Of the probable line. At Santa Fs there
was much anxiety felt as 10 who would re,
ceive tho appointmen. Of Governor Of the
Territory.
The Indians. especially The Apnches,
were generally quiet, tho the Navejoes had
during the les, fail stolen aeveral thousand
sheep from the settlements along the river.
1t is believed in New Mexico that the GUS
rom Of concliaIing the Indians with present,
must be abandoned, and some other mode 0
dealing with them adopted, before peace ant
safety can be secured 10 the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

The attention Of the citizens OF Glasgow
and vicinity is called TO the advertisement, in
another column, Of A. LESSEN. Good bar,
gains may be had by calling soon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
Newspapers per Quarter.

All weekly papers free within the county
whore they are published. Papers Of less
than Il ounce half these rates. and papers
not over 300 square inches, one'lOur'h these
rates.
The rates on monthly and semi monthly
newspapers the same. in proportion to the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

we Intended 10 have dismissed The
subject Of The Sla,es.Rieh, party with
The notice in our last. But, soma Of
the Antics seem TO take occasion, from
their disappointment, at the letter Of the
Hon. Henry S. Geyer, 10 lint tina, he
would not have been elected, ifhis sen
timents had been known, and to declare
that bis course was not altogether .ha.
Of an open and honest politician.
In the frs, place, the Antics under
took TO learn the necessary facts by
questioning the friends Of Mr.. Geyer
IN Inc EasI Legislature, Ill ,%u;. Yu--
tions were promptly answered, not in
dubious and guarded phrase, but by an
open and manly declaration Of opinions,
long since established in the, mind of
the respondent, not caught up ard ad.
voca,ed to crush an opponent or obtain
an Office. Every question was an
swered, and who is 10 be blamed if
they did not ask what they wished TO
learn? surely not Mr.. Geyer. II will
be time enough TO accuse Mr.. Geyer of
q want Of frankness when he evades q
question or answers il equivocnlly.
The position of the Wing party in
the Legislature, who unanimously pro,
posed Mr.. Geyer as their candidate,
was known and understood by every
member of tha, body, not only so, but
the speech Of Mr. Broedhead had been
responded 10 by nearly every whis
press in the State before the final vote
for Senator. And we arc told that
the Anti Bentonians were deceived
while voting fer the candidate Of a
party that avowed and declared that
this question never had been, and never
should be a test with them. We are
asked by the Anti BeRtonites 10 believe
that the wings Of the General Assembly
Of Missouri were SO stupid as unani,
mousIy TO propose candidate for U,
8. Senator. who would refuse TO vote
for more than half Of them for any
office, gentlemen il won't DO. You
voted for Mr., Geyer because you fear,
ed 10 leave the question of T. s. Sena
tor open until another session, and be,
cause he agreed With you, on the 40
stract question Of constitutional pow.
ers and the right Of instruction.
But there are other reasons 10 show
that there is no occasion for this muir
mer al tie recent letter Of our whig
Senator, During the last session Of ouI
General Assembly, there were many
propositions for the union Of the Two
wings Of the democracy, various sets oil
resolutions were offered, yet each one
carefully avoids presenting thir ques.
lion as les, Of orthodoxy.
Mr.. Richardson, of Scotland, offered
the following in the first caucus, on the
third day Of the session, as a basis Of
union.
"WHEREAs, much difficulty is experienced
in organising tho House OF Representatives o
the General Assembly, owing in part 10 thu
distractions existing in The Democratic party
Resolred, Tina, we. the Democratic mem
bes elect, now in general conference assem-
bled, do hereby declare our earnest desire e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

We tender our thanks to the polite
Clerks Of The steamers Highland Mary
and Robt, Campbell, for late ST. Louis
papers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

The English Churchman says that
the Pope means to found an order OF
married preachers, for the sake Of find.
ing employment for those English cler'
gymen, who, being married, canno, be
come Romish priests.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

Iowa LEGIsLAruRE.-The Legisla,
ture of Iowa has abolished capital pun
ishment. Ii has also abolished all rates
Of interss, upon money, leaving the
parties free 10 pay what they please
the law interfering only SO far as to
compel the fulflmenl Of Inc contract,
whatever il may be.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

63- All persons indebted TO the late firm
,f Benson & GREEN, or CLARK II. GREEN,
for subscription, job-work or advertising, are
desired to settle their accounts. 1t is hoped
when such persons read this notice, each and
every one will consider it personally addressed
10 him self.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

" The Editor left our city last
Saturday for 81. Louis, and will be ab
sent about two weeks.