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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21
Order of Publication.
State Of Missouri,

State Of Missouri,
County of Randolph, !
Randolph Circuit Court, Clerks Office IN vacation,
August 18Th, 1851.
John II. Miller, p,.,..a
Against N'"ii"'
Piety II. Grizard,
Ambrose GrlZard,
Camilla GriZard, : Defendants
Sarah Martha Grizard,
Charity GriZard
Ed.nona Grizard,
Nov at this day comes the said plaintiff by his
~ attorney and files his petition alledging that on
the 22d day OF October, 1919, Redding L. Grizard
and Piety II. Grizard, his wife, executed deed 10
said plaintiff for three certain tracts of land situated
in the county of Randolph, and that by mistake
conveyed TO said plaintiff. The e. half Of the S. Z.
quarter of section 26, township 81, of range 10
containing 80 acres in lieu of the E. half S. e.
quarter of section %, township 81, range Is. con-
tanning so acres, which last was the tract of land
sold TO said plaintiff; petition further states that
since the execution of said deed, said r. l.. Griz
ard has departed this life leaving the said Petv his
widow, and the others above named his children,
that the said children all infants, under 81 wears
of age, that all the defendants are non-resdents of
the State of Missouri The bill further states that
the sum of one thousand dollars is vet due TO the
estate of said Grizard as part Of the purchase
money for the three tracts of land described in said
petition, and offering to pay the same into Court
The petition prays that said deed may be corrected,
and that all the right title interest or claim which
defendants have in, and to the L. half of the s. E.
quarter of section %, township 81, range 10, con-
tanning so acres, may vest in said plaintiff And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the undersigned
clerk of said court, from the affidavit of said plain
tiff that the said defendants are not resident Of the
State of Missouri. 1t is therefore ordered by me
| that publication be made in the Glasgow Weekly
Times, newspaper published in this State, notify
ing said defendants Of the commencement of this
suit and that they appear before the said court on
the first day Of the next term thereof TO be begun
and held at the Court House at the town of Hunts
vile within said county on the second Monday in
November next, and answers the said plaintiff pc
ton, or the will be taken confessed, and it
is further ordered that copy of this order be in
serted for eight weeks, the last insertion to be at
| least four weeks before the commencement of the
| term. JOHN j. ALLIN Clerk
August 81, 1S51-Sw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

ToBAcco.-Five hogsheads of Tobacco,
raised by C. R. Johnson, of Pike county, in
this State, were sold at the Planters Ware
house, in ST. Louis, on the 18th, at $lS and
$lS 25 per hundred pounds. The pur-
chasers reside in Louisville and Coymgton,
Kentucky. 1t is gratifying to see purchas-
ers from abroad seeking the staple product
of our State, and paying, too, SO literally for
it. 1t should stimulate our Tobacco grow
ers to renewed extertions and care in pro-
ducing this article. A little more attention
and skill in curing and handling our tobae-
co, and it will not only be more extensively
sought after, but bring higher prices than
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Order of Publication.

Slate Of Missouri County Of Rdnpolph, ,
IN the Randolph Circuit Court May Term 1851.
James r. Tremble, Plf }
Upon an attachment
Richard Eubank, DIT.
THIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney and
Il the real estate Of the defendant having been at
tached to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff due OH
several accounts filed against the defendant amount
ing TO the sum of seventy EIGHT dollars and twenty
nine and a half cents, and proof being made that
said defendant is not resident Of the State of Mis-
sour it is therefore ordered that said defendant APP
pear and answer the action of the plaintiff on the
third day of the next term of this court to be begun
and held on the second Monday in November next
or Judgment will be rendered against him, and his
property be sold to satisfy said judgment.
And 1t is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published in newspaper printed in this
state, four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last insertion to
be four weeks before said next term of this court.
A cops Test: JOHN J. ALLIN, Clerk.
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug. IA, 1S5l-iw.
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Mr.. Webster on Secession.

In reply TO a gentleman of North Carolina,
who asked him some questions touching his
late speech at Copon Springs, Mr.. Webster
writes the following letter:
AUGUsT, /, 1851.
DEAR SIR-I have received your letter
of the 10Th July.
The constitution of the United States re-
cognizes no right of secession, as existing
in the people of any one State or States. 1t
is not a limited confederation, but a govern
ment, and it proceeds upon the idea that it
is TO be perpetual, like other forms of gov
eminent, subject only to be dissolved by re-
volution.
! confess l can form no idea of secession,
but as the result of revolutionary move
ment. How is il possible, for instance, that
South Carolina should secede and establish
government foreign to that of the United
States, thus dividing Georgia, which does
not secede, from the rest of the Union?
Depend upon it my dear sir, that the Sc
cession of any one State would be--but the
first step in process which must inevita-
bly, break up the entire Union into more Or
fewer parts.
What l said at Capon Springs was an ar
gument addressed to the north, and intend
ed to convince the north that if, by its supe-
riority of numbers, ii should defeat the opera
ton of plan, undoubted and undcniable in
junction of the constitution, intended for the
special protection of the south, such pro-
cecding must necessarily end in the break
ing up of the govermcnt-that is TO say, in
arevolution.
am, dear sir, with respect,
Your ob't. servt.
DAN'L. WEBSTER
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No Humbug.

We beg to remind our readers that our
New Dress is no humbug made up Of
type that have done long and faithful service
on some of our city dailies, and which ought
TO be set free, but are now hcralded forth as
new and exceedingly proper dresses for a
country weelsly)-but is Entirely New, as
its beautiful face, and clear and distinct
impression, will amply testify. We trust
we are incapable of palming such a humbng
off on our readers, even did we believe
them verdant enough to be guided with Sec
ond-hand, or cast off clothing.
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Your ob't. serv't.
DAN'L. WEBSTER

JULIAN DErEATED.-If the Wings in
Indiana had had no other cause for rejoicing,
the defeat of Julian, the Abolition Locofoco
coalition candidate for Congress, would be
sufficient. Samuel w. Parker, Esq, who
was the wing nominee, took broad and deci-
ded ground in favor of the compromise meas
ures, endorsing in all things Mr.. Fillmores
administration. Julian, on the other hand,
reviled the Wings and the administration
with all that coarse vulgarity generally re-
sorted to by those who, from the fact Of
being in the wrong, have no argument at
command, and made the fugitive slave law
prominent issue, against which he ranted
with all the bitterness of fanatic. He is
not only defeated, but annihilated, the ma
jority against him, according TO despatch
which was sent to the Indiana State Senti-
mel, of the 9th inst, being nearly SIX HUN
DRIED! This will be sad news to the agita-
tors, but glad tidings of great joy to all true
friends of the Union. 1t is due to the State
Sentinel, the leading Democratic paper in
Indianapolis, to say that it contributed, by
its opposition 10 Julian, TO swell Mr.. Par
ker's majority to what it is.-LouisutHc
Courier.
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CuoLrRA.-Wc are exceedingly panied
to hear of Cholera in different parts of the
country. a negro belonging to the late Mr..
Julius Withcrs, whose death we announced
last week, has since died. Mr.. Downing,
mentioned in our last, as laboring under q
severe case Of Cholera, we are pleased to
learn, has recovered. Mrs. Talbot, sister
in-law of Mr.. James M'Loney, died last
Tuesday morning. Two members of Mr..
M'Loney'S family. are also laboring under
Cholera. Mr.. John S. Wallace, of Charlton
county, died last Thursday morning; and
since then, negro woman belonging to him,
also died. There was one or two other ca
scs in his family, but they have recovered.
A child of Mr.. Jesse Hall, Of Saline county,
died last Saturday morning. We learn that
a number of cases, and several deaths have
occurred in the neighborhood of Boonsboro.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

CAMP MEErING--A Camp Meeting
commences at Bethel Camp Ground, six
miles east of this place, tomorrow. We I'M
derstand all the tents-some twenty-will
be occupied, and that number Of the most
talented and eloquent Divines Of the Metho-
dist denomination will be in Attendance
The Campers are very attentive and hospi-
table to visitors, and the meetings held al
this ground have ever been pleasant, and
productive of much good. We trust the
present one may be likewise.
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Administration Notice.
Defendants,

IN have obtained from.the County Court of How
ard County, letters testamentary with the will am
nexed) ON the estate of Reuben johnson, deceased
bearing date August 9th, 1851 All persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to make mme-
date payment, and those having claims against it to
year from the date of said letters, or they NAV be
precluded from any benefit of said estate; and il
not presented in three years they will be forever
JOSEPH SEARS Adm,s
August 81, ls5l.-w3
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The Elections.

KExrUcKY.-It is almost certain that
POWELL, democrat is elected Governor OF
Kentucky. He was very popular man,
personally, while Dixon was the reverse
He is the first locofoco Governor Kentucky
has had for the last twenty years. The
Lieutenant Governor and Legislature, arc
wing. Congressman equally divided.
Returns received from seven
Congressional districts give assurance Of
the election Of the Union candidates, except
inthe sixth district. The Huntsville Adj
vocate thus announces the result:
The Union cause has been triumphantly
sustained. The people have risen i'll their
might and majesty-have spoken out III
thunder tones against secession, against agi-
tators, against dictators. They have planted
themselves upon the Georgia platform, and
repudiated even the suspicion of secession
under the specious guise of Democracy.
INDIANA.-Thc Democrats claim the
election of Lockhart in the first Congress
onal district over DuBrulcr (whig) by
several hundred majority. If he is elected
the delegation will stand Democrats to |
whig-the same as in the last Congress-
Both houses Of the Legislature are largely
| Democratic.
The new constitution is adopted by al
least 20, 900 majority, and the negro eXclu.
sion clause in the new constitution, which
was voted on separately, is carried by ovel
10000.
Norm CARoLINA.-The election took
place in North Carolina on the It'll. The
returns that have been received indicate
complete triumph of the Union party.
TENNEssEE.-The wings of Tennessee
achieved a glorious victory. Campbell, tn
wing candidate for Governor, is elected b!
handsome majority, while the victory i
complete in every other particular. TIN
wing watch word was the ''Comproms,
and the Union" The locofocos opposed tn,
compromise. The acts and measures 9th,
Administration were fully discussed, al,
many Of the wing candidates boldly declared
themselves i'll favor Of President Fillmore.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

CALAMITY AT MusoAT1NE, IowA.--A
terrible storm visited Muscatine on the
night of the 10th. PappOose creek, small
stream running through the town, was
swollen to an unusual height, in few hours,
and swept off houses, fences, SC. A widow
woman and her three children, were drown
ed in attempting to leave her house, which
was surrounded by water. The loss in
property was very large.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

TRoors FOR CUDA.-The New York cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
states that more than three hundred men,
fully armed and equipped, have sailed from
that port for Cuba, to aid the patriots against
the troops Of the government. They were
shipped from the lower end of Staten Island,
and soquick were their movements, that the
people Of the neghborhood thought it was
only an excursion party. They went off in
a fine clipper brig.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

BLooMERIsM has actually invaded Nor
mondOm, and made numerous proselytes in
the sanity village of Kanesville. Parson
Hyde thus announces the event:
kANEsvILLE IN BLooM.-We saw her!
Who? A Boomer! What did she look like?
She looked like Il Turk, only a hun
dred per cent. more natural and graceful
What next?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

IMpoRTANr TO Missouri VOLUNTEERS
IN THE LATE MEXICAN WAR-We learn
that the Secretary of the Interior has dccid-
ed that the Missouri Volunteers who were
called out during the war with Mexico and
assembled at Fort Leavenworth but were
not marched to the seat of war, and were
disbanded after few days service, are en-
titled TO Bounty Land. We are gratifed to
know that this decision has been made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

FIRE IN BRUNswIcK.--We regret TO learn
that the residence of Mr.. w. E. Moberly, in
Brunswick, together with most of the con-
tents, was destroyed by fire, last Monday
night. Mr.. NJ. and family had left home
that day for Linneus, and no one was in the
house. The fire was discovered about II
o'clock at night. The building-a two story
brick, was insured. Most of the furniture
was saved in damaged condition. 1t is
generally supposed the building was set on
fire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

Our New DREss.-We should have
been out several weeks sooner, in our New
Dress, but for a mistake that occurred at the
Foundry, in filling our order, which compell-
ed us to wait until the deficiency could be
supplied. However, now that all is right,
looking so neat and beautiful, we forget the
vexation and disappointment, as we trust our
readers will
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS is q
mistaken notion, that advertisements contain
no news. More money has been made and
saved, by reading advertisements, that would
pay the public debt of England ten times over.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

SU1cIDE.-Mr. John Stevens, broker Of
Boston, and for many years Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Insurance company, COM
mitted suicide on the 18th, by cutting the
main artery in his neck. He had been mar
ried only four days, and was most respect
ably connected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

New BoAT.--The Clara, Capt. CHEZ
vER's new boat, is the most elegantly finished
craft that floats on our waters. She is Of
light draught, will carry large freight on
shallow water, and withall is surpassed by
few in point Of speed. Our old friend
WEAVER presides in the office, and is ever
prompt and polite.
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Order of Publication.

Slate Of Missouri, County of Randolph, }
IN the RaHdolph Circuit Court, May Term 1851.
VIM. B. Atterbury, Plf.
as. ) Upon q Petition :
John B. Hunt, Deft.
THIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney and
l. the property of the defendant having been at
tached to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff against
said defendant, to-wit: note assigned to plaintiff
by Granville Nelson for forty-nne dollars and fifty
cents, one note assigned by M'Campbell & Coates
for fortynne dollars and sixtyeight cents, and an
account Of the plaintiff against the defendant for
goods, wares and merchandise sold the defendant
amounting TO the sum of sixty-seven dollars and f-
ty six cents and ii appearing that the defendant is
not resident of this State it is ordered that said
defendant appear and answer the petition of the
plaintiff on or before the Sd day of the next Term
of this court to be begun and held at the Courthouse
III Huntsville on the second Monday in November
next, or judgment will be rendered against him and
his property sold to satisfy the same.
And 1t is ordered that copy of this order be
published in some news paper in this state for four
weeks successfully the last insertion to be four
weeks before said next term of this Court
- sAcOpy Test: JOHN ]. ALLIN, Clerk
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug. II, 185I-4W.
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FREE FLAG OF CunA.-The great banner
of Free Cuba, which iloated ever the pro-
cession OF Cuban sympathysers in N. York,
and from other points, is red triangular
peice, with white star in the center next
the staff, from which extend alternate blue
and white stripes, three each.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANDREw J. HERNDoN.
Huntsville-W. r. SAMUEL, G. II. BURcKHART
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDmAN.
Canbridge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-SrErHENs, HINES & Co.
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KENTUCKY LEGIsLATuRE.-As far as
heard from, the wings have elected 20 mem
bers Of the Senate, and the democrats H.
For the House of Representatives, Wings
81, Democrats 80.
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DREADFUL STEAM BOAT EXpLosloN.--A
dreadful steamboat explosion occurred at
Peoria, last week. The steamer Dakota,
bound for Minnesota Territory, with 43 per-
sons on board, exploded her boilers, killing
several, and wounding most of the persons
on board.
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Order of Publication.
J" ne Hol'ard Circuit Court, June Term, 1851
Allen Gwinn, Plaintiff,
Against,

Allen Gwinn, Plaintiff,
Against,
Thomas M. Rocker, Defendant,
V'O the above named defendant Thos. M. Rocker,
i nonresident of the State of Missouri. You
D. 1871, the plaintiff commenced a civil action
against you in the Circuit of Howard county, Mo-,
by attachment; that the object and general nature
oil the petition filed in this cause is to recover from
you me sum of eighteen hundred and fifty-two and
il-l00 dollars with interest thereon from the 25th
DAY OF March, 1851; for so much money paid by
ue plaintiff as the surety of the defendant. You
are therefore required to appear at the next term of
said court TO be begun and held at the town of
Fayette in said county, on the first Monday in De-
ccember next, and within the first five days of said
term and file your demurrer answer to the plain
uh's petition, or the same will be taken against you
as confessed. Ordered by the court that pubca-
ton be made according 10 the statute in such cases
made and provided. Attest
August 7-lw ANDREW COOPER, Clerk,
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ST.. LOUIS PApEns.-The frequent fail
ure ofthe st, Louis papers is a subject of
great annoyance to subscribers. Publishers
there would do WELT to look into the matter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

1--we regret to learn that Mr. +. a,
LEWIS, the accomplished and talented assis-
tant editor of the st. Louis htdhgacer, is
Frustrated by sickness. We hope soon TO
hear of his recovery.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-21

NJ Thanks to our friends who were
kind enough to forward us the returns of
of the late election.
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Arrest of a Murderer

A farmer named Vincent Moore, living
in Montgomery county, emigrated to Cali
fornia in the spring Of 1850, and returned
home last fall with goodly portion ofthe dust
paid off his debts, and was considered one
of the bon tons. His neighbors thought ii
was "all right" and congratulated the lucky
adventurer on his unusual good fortune
Some people were uncourteous enough to
think he had made his money in a rather
suspicious manner; but on Wednesday last
the mystery was solved. While Moore was
in GAINESVILLE, on some business, he was
arrested on a requisition from the Governor
of California to the Governor of this State,
which had been granted, on a charge of muir
der and robbery. 1t appears that Moore
was employed in an extensive trading house
in California, and thinking he was not MAX
ing money fast enough, concluded that he
would adopt another plan, and so one night
he murdered his employer, and robbed him
of $4,000, and then ''cut stick' for Mis-
souri,. 1t is very presumable that the ole
covey will have hard time of it on his ar.
rival in the Ell Dorado, and instead of his
scenes in California ending with the bright
fancy of golden dreams, he will most proba
bly, play the hero in the popular tragedy o
Lynch Law, or the Hemp Rope
| Louisiana Pike CO.. Record.
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Candidates Department.
announcement Fee three dollars in adpance
CHARLTON CIRCUIT COURT.

We are authorized to.announce THos. p. WIKI
INsoN, candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Charlton county. Election takes
place in November next.
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81 per square of u lines or less, for the First Il
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers
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Supreme Judges.

The Jefferson Inquirer of the 10Th has the
official vote from flfty-six counties, for Su-
prcme Judges, which gives this result:
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HEALTH.--The health of our place con-
tinues good.
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Order of Publication.

otaIe VI Mlssourl,
County of Randolph
In The Randolph County Court, Nay 10Th, 1851.
Upon Petition for Partition Of Land,
Dabney C. Garth, ! Plaintiff,
against
Isaac G. f. d. Davis,
Cato Davis, John G
Cross, Sally II. Cross, Defendants,
Cornelia d. Burnley,
Heirs Of James H. Da-
viS, deceased
THIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
Il i appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants not residents of this State
on motion of the plaintiff by his attorney, il is Or
dered that said defendant, appear and answer the
plaintiffs petition before the next term of this
Court to be held at the Court House in the town of
Huntsville, on the second Monday in November
next, or said petition will be taken as confessed
against hemj and it is further ordered that copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
this State, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY tile last in
serton to be four weeks before said next terra of
tins court. A Copy. JOHNJ ALLIN, Clerk.
August 81, 1S5i-Sw.
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THE TIMES
BY CLARK H. GREEN

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, ncrt door 10 III
Glasgow House.
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Rates of Advertising.

50 In Advance-S3 At the End of the Year.
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