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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Boonville, Jefferson Cit

The election at Alton, Illinois, on the
2Slh. 10 take stock in the Terre Haute
and Alton Railroad, resulted in favor
of taking one hundred thousand dollars
subscription to the stock. For sub.
scriplion TO stock, 1874: against sub
scription, 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Howard High School.

FAYETTE MO.
TNHE Fifteenth session Of this school will
Il commence on Monday the 25th inst, and
continue Sir months.
Tuition varies from 800 to S14,5 with
the usual extra charges for Music, Painting,
Drawing. &c.
No deduction ,oiu be made for absence ercept
in cases Of protrdcted illness.
For further particulars, address
w. T.LUCKY, Principal
Fayette, Aug. 9Th, 1851.
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follows

At Boonvile and Jefferson City, the
result was as follows: The Jefferson
City vote was sent up 10 Boonville by
telegraph, whether it presents the full
vote of the days, or only part, we do
not know:
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=. HI. BAILEY.

oleam Retned Candy WdnWdcturer,
Second Street, Corner of Pine,
ST LOUIS, MO.
Constantly on hand large assortment of
PLAIN g. FANCY CANDY,
INDICATED LOZENGES,
OF every variety and of superior quality, at
Wholesale. Orders from the country prompt.
y attended to, and delivered to any part of
the city, free of charge. Country merchants
will find it greatly to their advantage, TO
purchase directly from the Manufacturers.
SYRUPS of all kinds for Soda, made l.
order in any quality, at short notice.
St. Louis, July "a, ls5l-y.
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Straw Cattle.

THERE is on my farm, in Charlton coun-
Il ty, two yearlings, branded v, on the
left side, and two year old mowly steer,
buffalo cross. The owner is requested to
take them away. If desirable to sell them,
will purchase.
July 81. 1851. CD. FALLEESTEIN.
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Dental Notice.

Dental Notice.
DR.. ORLANDO CHEEKs would say TO his
frendsin Howard county. that he will visit
Glasgow professionally, in the course of
few weeks from the present time. Those de-
sirous Of availing themselves of his services
will please leave orders with Clark H Green,
Esq; such orders will meet with prompt at
tenton upon my arrival. Professional busi-
ness elsewhere will prevent my visit being
a lengthy one.
Glasgow. April IT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
CAMP MEETING.

A Camp Meeting will commence al
Bethel Camp Ground, six miles east OF
Glasgow, near the main road leading
10 Fayette, on Thursday the 2lst Of
August inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
A l. + r E ID Lev WIS,
French Barber.

HAS the honor to announce that having
l. l. made the overland trip to California,
and returned BY the way of Panama, Chagres,
New Orleans and st. Louis, he is now per-
manently located in Glasgow, and may be
found opposite DR.. Vaughns office, always
prepared to cut hair, shampoo the head,
or shave the face, with ease, neatness and
dispatch.
GFGentlemen of the place and vicinity
are invited to call. Jan. 9, 1851,
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CARD.
Negroes for Sale.

a The subscriber has two likely Ne
IN groes, one a boy, 10 years old, and
kEH the other girl, Is years old, which
AkS he will sell at public sale before the
VII Courthouse door in Fayette, on the
A first Monday in September next
Previous to that time, the boy will be dispos-
ed of at private sale. should purchasers prefer
so buying. Terms cash. A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow, Aug. z, ls51-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
ELECTION RETURNS.

We append such returns as we have
been able 10 gather. -Four of the Sc
ven townships have been heard from,
which embrace the bulk of the votes
cast. The poll books for Moniiean
township had not been received at Fay
cite, Tuesday night, and the vote OF that
township and Boon's Lick, and Bonnie
Femme is not included in the statement
below. The result will not be mite
rally altered.
Scott, 35S Kyiand, o.
-Napton, 2Sl Gamble, 1853
HAYDEN, $50 Wood, 23l
Mcbride 95 Williams .
Jones 3
Judge Hall had no opposition for
Circuit Judge.
CHARLTON COUNTY.
We are indebted to w. w. Wilson,
ESQ. of the Gen. Lane, for Ihe follow
ing statement of the vote in Charlton.
which is marked official.
Supreme Judges-Gamble, $50; Nap
ton, 1863; Ryland. PAT; Scott, l54; Hay
den, 1874; Mcbride, SIS; Wood, 1853;
b Jones, 81; Williams, 81.
Circuit Judges--Clark, 3sl; Hall.
burtons223.
- BOONE COUNTY.
We have only the result of Mondays
n, Tol,,,b;o md Rpch pnnrt Is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Candidates Department.
Announcing Fee-S3, in Advance.
Charlton Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce THOMAS
P. WILKINSON, a candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Charlton
county. Election takes place in November
neTt. te~
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j. T.. Truefitt a. Co.
DEALERS IN
Fancy 81 Staple Dry Goods


Corner of Water q Market Street.
GLASGOW, MO.
TINHE subscribers having rented and en-
l. tirely reftted the store formerly occu.
pied by w. G.. Chiles, at the Corner of Water
and Market street, and being permanently
located, are now prepared to offer to the
citizens of Howard and the neighboring
counties large and well assorted stock Of
Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods,
all of which they guarantee to sell as low as
their neighbors, aud only ask call to con-
vince purchasers of the fact that small profits
and quick sales is our motto, the helm that
steers our ship.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
100 pieces Brown Muslins, 8 to 10
60 Bid /" 8 to Is
SO Bed Ticking 10l to ~
20 T" Apron Check
200 /" Print from 5 to 20
so pieces Mourning and Blue and Orange
10 Oil Chintz and "A plain dam
ask and figured Cottonades. Linen drills, Nap.
kins, Nankeens, Flannels all colors, fine
blue and pink kid gloves for ladies,
| filet mits, laces insertions, frnges, gimps,
fancy trimmings of all kinds, lace capes,
bonnet neck, and cap ribbons of the richest
and most varied hues, Barges, Barge delains,
stripped Cellerines, embroidered SwIsses,
small plaid organdie, &c.
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BOONE COUNTY.

We have only the result of Mondays
voting at Columbia and Rocheport, as
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07

".The Cholera has almost entirely
disappeared in ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07

25 " super. rt
40 pairs women's heavy kip and goul Boots
20 " fine stitched Calf Boots
so " asst. shoes from fine 10 coarse
25 d" ladies light and dark colr'd. CATERS
% fine enamelled Jenny Lind walking
shoes
IS pieces super. pink, kid and morocco
walking shoes
All Of these goods we respectfully submit
to the inspection of the citizens generally,
and consider it no trouble to show goods, so
do not be deferred from calling on that &C.
count we do not ask you to buy unless it is to
your interest to do so.
Come one come ell, and be assured Of q
kind reception and hearty welcome
Our terms are CASH, or short CREDIT as
may be agreed upon. Mr.. Truehtt has now
gone East to lay in his fall stock which will.
be worthy the attention Of ALL The ladies'
particularly are invited 10 call
Glasgow, July II, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Order of Publication.

In the Ho,1ard Circuit Court J
June Term, 1851. I
Augustus Duenkel, plaintiff,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

4 New MOVEMENT. Some Of the most
prominent the Opposition Leaders begin % talk
ab0ni the necessity Of nomnailns t0r C0vsInOr
not identified With either the Wright ar The Bright wings
Of the Opposition Indiana Il Is not improbable TIA,
such viii be the result Of the Eel ruary Convea,5n
Y The CierelaHd PlaiRdealer saws that
between hundred and twenty AID one hundred and
my German residents Of iaAt CITY. VII leave the
herland, oparIcgae lie expected revolution there
IN MAY nett
Y The Opposition in California hold a
State Convention % elect Delegates the Baltimore Con-
veRton. en the lst NoEdsy In February
70 The ports Of Esmeraldos and Santa
Rosa ECUADOR declared the 1871 Of Augu,
iAst
II There are now four railroad trains a
day between washingtcn and Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

" L GrLBTsT. Museum Building and JOHN Nc
GOWN are eur Agents ALBANY for the sale Of The Tn
tuue
The New York herald., 1851-08-15


REsIsNATIoN AND RETURN OF THE COMMISSIONERS
APPoINTEp TO MAKE TREATIES WITH THE IN
DIASs-RETURN or DIR. oARpINER-MovEMENrs
OF THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, August l3, 1851.
Msssrs. Tcdd and Campbell, Commissioners appointed
by the President to make Indian treaties under the
general law and to insure the border from Indian de-
predstions on the frontier under the treaty Of Guads
iupe Hdalgo, have returned 1t appears that subse-
queDty to their appointment and departure and towards
the close Of the last session of Congress- Mr. Lee Com
missioner Of the Indian Bureau recommended to Con-
gess that all treaties with Indians should be negotiated
by ofcer Of the Indian Bureau. Congress acted
upon the recommendation, and passed the law. The
President Of this provision Of the law when
Mr.. Todd came on here last spring; but he
written to, informing them but telling them If they
could be Of any use, to remain. Finding however, that
they were by Congress, placed in secondary position,
where they could be Of use they resigned like high
minded men.
Commissioner Lee, Of the Indian Bureau, has been
for some time absent, making treaties in the West
his bureau, meantime being under the charge Of Mr..
Mix
Dr. Gardiner his brother says, would have returned
could be ascerained that reasonable amount Of bail
would be fixed This point having been satisfactorily
arranged Doctor Gardiner has been written for and is
expected about the last Of this month.
The Preside mt will not return to Washington for at
least three weeks unless something should arise requr
ing his presence here.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15
DOUBLE SHEET.
Telegrnphic 3 Summary.

Our advices by telegraph, received last night,
except some items of Cuba news are of no unusual
Importance. 1t seems that DR.. Gardiner of that
heavy claim. will report himself at Washington,
having ascertained that he will not be required to
give excessive bail for his future appearance.
The President, we have heretofore reported
is not expected back for two or three weeks unless
the flib4stros should earlier require his presence
at Washington.
The intelligence from Cuba indicates that the
dsaection in the island is by no means suppressed
By the next regular arrival, we shall expect nfor
nation of the utmost Importance.
severe hail storm at BostoR-the extricstion
Of the U. s. ship Preble from an awkward situa-
tion-election news-state of the markets-seci-
dents, SC, fill up the chapter.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15
The California News by the Prometheus-
Dreadful state OF Affairs.

The arrival Of the Prometheus brings Us fifteen
days later intelligence from California, by way Of
the newly.opened route Of the san Juan de Mica
ragua
The prominent, and by far the most conspicuous
feature of the California news is the prevalence Of
what would be called on this side Of the continent
the supreme authority Of Judge Lynch. In san
Fran .isco IL s the execution Of the decrees Of the
Vigilance Committee of Eve hundred, (not quite so
ceremonious as the old Venetian Council,) in the
prompt punishment Of Grim inals, and for the pre-
servation Of law and order. Strange as il may
sound in this longitude, these of-hand trials and
summary executions are, in good faith, designed
for the preservation rather the restoration, Of
law and order. The criminal may be a murderer,
n horse thief, burglar, an ircend diary, a common
shoplfter, or petty rogue, if the Vigilance Com
mittee catch him, and convict him, be Il instantly
carried out and hung up at the nearest convenient
tree, or beam, or rope and ta,kle. The crime, the
pursuit. the appreh ension, the Indictment the trial.
the judgment, and the execution, may all take
place in the same afternoon. The whole business,
in the case Of Jenkins, was done in the
course Of evening, by moonlight; and in
the case OF Stuart, another Botany convict,
tried also as a thief, the interval between
the commencement Of bis trial and the hanging
was about Eve hours. In the case Of the Mexican
woman a, ,Downieville-who, for fatally stab bng
miner, was tried by the popular process Ia such
cases established, and convicted Of murier-the
blood Of her victim was not yet cold, when the
woman, having been tried, convicted, and con-
demned, was swinging lfeless in the air The
Anglo saxon institution Of the rope, by sort Of
'cH'ra ge"cte, or c0rsiiinDi, may be con-
sldered as pretty vel established in California; but
the rapdity with which il brings the criminal TO
his quetus Is somewhat startling 70 a community
accustomed to the slower formali,ies of law.
This quickness Of the penalty s even more astound-
ing TO our precouceived notions than the rapyo ~
crimes which come under the death penalty bv The
new California code. We have no nice di.linc,ion,
between murder and manslsughter nor betvsos
highway robbery and a petty theft: the same
judgment Of strangulation makes short work Of
them all Truly, this is a terrible state Of things
and Is deeply to be deplored
But the people OF California, e appsars not ONLY
have reasonable excuses for these summary and
indiscrminato executions. bat their situation l.
such a. imptratively TO demand them The Aus
tralian convicts of Eneiand, the mes. de-.
Teratc ard lavless yagabonis from eysry
nation urder The sun, have been concentrating
thsT ioIecs 10 California since the golden discoye-
The New York herald., 1851-08-15
ysfety OF Mrs. Juds0n-U. y. Ship Preble
Aground, &c.

BOSTON, August 13, 1851.
Letters have been received here stating that Mrs Jud
ron for whose safety fears had been entertained at
Cape Town in good health the 2sth May to sail for
England
The U. s. ship Preble, at anchor off the south
Of Nantucket the sth instant firing guns, having
struck the south shore during thick fog. pilot
boarded her and extrcaed her from her dangerous
position without damage. The Preble is bound to the
coast of Africa.
We had severe hailstorm here this afternoon; the
hail stones in places nearly inch long, and
did considerable damage to glass, &c. and probably to
the fruit and crops.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

ries Of l64e. They have become formidable, dan
gerous, and criminally mischievous. Murders and
robberes were multiplying; San Francisco was in
the power of incendiaries, and her citizens and
their property at the mercy of thieves and assas'
sins. The existing laws were inefficient; they were
so slow and the means Of confinement OF offenders
SO insecure that the chances were in favor OF their
escape. Such was the state Of things which led to
the Vigilance Committee, and its summary execu-
tion of the judgments under the new codo. 1t ap-
pears that this Vigilance Committee &C. as such
withou. pay or emolument; but simply to maintain
the supremacy Of the rights of life and property.
There may be, then, no help for the existing state
of things in California. 1t may be that the mpera-
tive necessities Of selpreservation have driven the
people to these extremities We trust that law and
order may soon be re-establshed, and assigned to
some effective guardianship under the regularly
constituted tribunals of the country. We have no
doubt, whatever, that the active, honest business
community of California are labering to this end,
have we any doubt Of their final success in at
tanning it.
The general intelligence from California, aside
from the last murders, robberies, and executions is
rather heavy. Business in San Francisco was ge-
nerally dali, although the miners and mechanical
classes were getting on prosperously. We refer
readers to the copious details of our correspon-
dence, and the extracts from the California papers,
which we publish to-day. They viii be found to be
very interesting
The New York herald., 1851-08-15
The Nicaragua Route-Suecessful Enter
priss-The C0ntract-N0 Revocation.

The arrival of the steamship Prometheus at this
port yesterday, is equivalent to the introduction of
another epoch in the history of our inter oceanic
communica tions with California, and the Pacific
Islands, and the eastern hemisphere. The trip rom
San Francisco, via the newly opened isthmus route
of the Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan river. and
thence to New York, by the Vanderbilt line of
steamers, just accomplished, establishes, at once,
the practicabilty and the advantages of this route
The facts stated by our correspondents on the
subject, whose letters publish this morning, pre-
sent very clear and interesting statement of an ac-
tual experiment; from which, we think it may be
safely assumed that the trip between New York
and San Francisco, by the Nicaragua route, will
yet be accomplished in twenty two or three days.
The shortest trip, We believe, ever made by the
Panama route, was thirty.one days. The trip by
Nicaragua has actually been accomplished in
twenty nine and several days, yet, may be saved
in perfecting the transit Of the isthmus.
This Is good news. 1t looks like the dawning Of
great practical results, in the crossing Of the
isthmus not only Of Nicaragua, but of fPanama, and
the Atrato, ard even the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec,
the New Orleans route to California. An impulse
. practical impulse to one, must give n practical
momentum to all and there is business for all, and
arcward for all, by railroads canals the worlds
commerce wants them all. All that We object to
is any sort Of scheming by which those enterprises
may be turned into South Sea bubbles, Yazoo, and
such like stock jobbiHg speeulations. But practical
results in great schemes like these always salts
factory.
We are also authorized to state that the reports
lately circulated Of the revocation Of the contract
with Messrs Vanderbilt & Co., are untrue-that
the contract stands untouched and that the parties
remain in possession of all their privileges, on the
day the contract was made.
We have had a successful experiment. We
have no doubt II will be followed up by still greater
achievements. A good beginning is halfthe battle.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

The COMMON COUNCIL AND THE TWO CHIEFS
The Board Of Aldermen did not take up the nom-
nation Of the Chief of Police, last evening, as
expected; but they had some discussion upon ano-
her chief, whose interesting annual report will be
found in reporters account Of the proceedings,
in this days paper. It seems that the case of the
Chief Of Police is to be put off till the September
session, unless Alderman Shaw's threatened mo
tion should be adopted this evening. Some won
derful mares nest is discovered by the gentlemen
who, on the night the nomination was sent to the
board, wanted to have it decided right away; but
being beaten on that motion, they find the manu-
facture Of plausible report against Mr.. Matsell
rather difficult work, this hot weather, andthey are
disposed to wait for the eeeng breezes of Septem-
her. The report Of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department appears to have futtered the whole
Roard as If bomb shell had dropped iLto the
chamber. They would neither have it read, nor
have it printed, and they totally at loss to
know what committee to refer II to. We take
great pleasure in referring it to the public.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

INrrLIiGENcE FNoM sr DosnNeo.-We have received
cur tiles Of the Gao,ta the oci paper Of 81 Domingo
to the Goth Of July The country enjoying perfect
tranquility and the frontiers protected by. Dominican
commander, were in a state Of quietness
In Matss Martin Reyes who during the war had gone
TO the side Of the Hsyens sentenced to death
for the crime Of treason and suffered the penalty on the
Goth Of June
Mr. Hardy a French physician, residing In Hayti had
arrived in 81 Domingo the 9TH ult On the day OF
his arrival be paid visit to the government officers and
sad that he had not any oeis mission and that his
orly object 20 obtain what war between the two
parts ri the island could not bring about peace Toe
intentions Ct that gentleman we're excellent but hi.
powers as private individual were not equal to the
tssK
The Gcsa of the 9th ut In speaking Of the anuiver
fary of the Independence of the United States
We heartily congratulate this great nation. which
seems chosen by Providence 20 prove that republican
firm of government n spite Of the vices Of the epock
ard some rsverses, will give destiny 20 hum a1ty .
On the following Thursdsy the Dominicabs celebrated
the insep ndercr u Neut zuea and the anniversary
the victory Of Pines, by the Dcmnicsps, IN 1s45.
The Gocsta Of July 18th. says-"The President Of the
republic continues 20 reside In Azua The frontiers are
uarqUI. By en- English brig which stopped at Monte
Cristo have learned that American squadron had
Lessed Turks lslands, destined, reported, for
Uayu'
On the sth ut the victory Of the poinicans over the
Hsytens in ls45, was celebrated in St Domingo with
tls greatest order On the l4h Of the same month the
birthday auuyerssry Of the President q Il rPrutc
vas to be celebrated with the greatest soemnty The
troops, On that occasion, to have uniforms
The paper from which have translated ihese items
publishes ccisl reports. the principal psints of
which we have already given In the ucH ia reference
20 minor Affairs 81 the country Their translaton
would be q little Interest to our readers
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

VINO PcLrTIcs - SYMPTOMS OF A FAMILY
QUARREL.-We have, for some time, had our sus-
picions that when the Northern and Southern wings
came to compare notes, there would be fuss in the
family. We were not mistaken. The Baltimore
Am9ica~, in CONNIE nting upon the whig platform
of New York, as laid down by the three commit
tees, at their late in Albany, thus puts In
the scalping knife -
We have respect for such a coalition the vote
mongers in New York have fabricated 1t wants sound
ness it wants honesty. 1t forms basis upon which
the men that made il can look their Southern brethren
honestly in the face 1t subterfuge on the part Oh
some OF its famers and snare on the part OF ethers
To which the Seward firm, of the Albany Josra,
thus Indignantly lay down the law;-
In such language as this does whig paper denounce
the union recently formed BY the wings Of this state
We are at a oss TO account for the Of the Ba
more .4metean Tie wings Of this state stand pledged
uphold the freedom Of debate that was not supposed
that assertion Of the sentiment could give offence
Be this il may however no basis OF action which
fails recognise these principles will be sanctioned by
wings Of New York.
Now, this is interesting. II touches place.
What is to be done about it, becomes very impor-
tant question If the Seward clique Of New York
hold their abolition ground, and force it upon the
whg party ofthe State, at their September conven-
ton, there will be split the Southern half of tho
national whg party will dissolve the copartnershp,
and refuse to have anything to do with the Whig
National Convention if it is to be controlled by the
| enemies of the South. From the above specimens,
| it is very evident that the harmony Of the whig
party is, just now, little out joint. We concur
with the Baltimore editor, that the Albany protocol
wants honesty. We are satisfied, too, that many
of the leading wings of New York are of the same
opinion. The Syracuse Convention, however, may
possibly salt down the remnants Of the negro ques-
ton so that they will keep. At Syracuse there viii
be no apology if the silver grays fail to rub in the
salt. Nothing now will the whig party but salt
good solar salt. 1t is wholesome. Let them rub
in the salt.