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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Saline Circuit Court, Noe. Tenn, 1852.
D. r. Parsons, Admr. de bonus non Of Estate Of
John 4. HiX, deceased.
Against:
Thomas H. Standardization and Attachment
NOV at this day comes the said Plaintiff by his
" Attorney, and ii happening to the Court, bv
the return Of the Sheriff, that the aforesaid De-
PENDANT, Thomas II. Landlord canno; be found, and
the Court being satisfied that process cannot be
served upon said DEPENDENT, ii is ordered that
the said Thomas H. Landlord be notified that suit,
by petition and attachment has been commenced
against him in the Saline Circuit Court, the object
of which is TO recover the amount of certain note
due and payable by Defendant TO Plaintiff as Ad-
minisrator aforesaid, and by virtue of writ OF
attachment, his real estate has been levied upon to
satisfy the same; and that unless he appears at the
next term of this Court, which commences and
will be held in the Court House in the town of Mar
shall, Saline county, Mo, on the third day Of Nav
1852, and on or before the third day thereof, and
answer otherwise defend said Plaintiffs petition,
the same will be taken as confessed by him, and
judgment given accordingly.
A true copy. ATTEST:
W. A. WILSON, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
The Weather,

According to table kept by DR.. Saw
AGE, at the Seminary, last Monday was the
coolest day of the season, by six degrees
the thermometer at 7 o'clock showing the
mercury to be IA degrees bctow zero, and
continuing A degrees below during the day
Since then the weather has moderated, but
is still colder than our winters usually are.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET, THURS
DAY, JAN. S.-Todd's Warehouse-The
sales at this house amounted to 5 hogshcads
at the following prices: 81 65, SO 80, So
90, SO so, SO so.
Pickett Warehouses; hogshead sold as
follows: 81 80, 81 So, 50, 20, So O5, SO
80, $4 o. Lou. Courier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
CO-PARTNERsEHEP.

THE undersigned having associated themselves
l. in business under the style OF BARTON &
HUTCHINSON, have taken the old stand occupied
by the late firm of K. l.. Barton & Bros; we will
do business upon the same terms as heretofore and
hope our friends and the public in general will
patronze us, rs they may rely upon getting Goods
as cheap as they can be purchased in the markets.
X. l.. BARTON,
S. c. HUTCHINSON.
Glasgow, Jan 16-2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

DEMOCRATIC NAT1oHAL CoSvESr1oY.-
The National Democratic Committee have
agreed upon Baltimore as the place, and the
LIST day of June next, as the time, for hold
ing the Convention TO nominate candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States, and have sent out official no.
tice TO that effect.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

DEMocRATIc STATE CoNvENrIoS.-The
Democratic State Convention, to nominate
candidates for State officers, is to be held at
Jefferson City, on Monday, the 9th day OF
April next, according to a call issued by DIR.
John ]. Lowry, Chairman, Of the Ste Cen
trial Committee. The Doctor, as every bo-
dy knows, is strong Anti, and was placed in
the position he occupies before the present
Division originated. We are not advised
whether the Benton men will hearkcn to his
call or not
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
Saline Wing Meeting.

A private letter from Marshall, says:
1T is expected that tho Wings will have
a meeting here, on the lst Monday in Feb
ruary, next. The County and Probate
courts will both meet that day; the object Of
the meeting will be to appoint Delegates to
the State Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

d5=Clark's Bank Note Reporter for Jan
nary, and Coin Chart, has been received. II
is Edited by Z. w. Clark & Bros, Brokers,
and published by w. d. Skillman, Book sell
Ter, St Louis. Terms-One Dollar per an
mum, in advance, including the Coin Chart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
Administration Notice.

~ have obtained from the County Court of Linn
County, letters of administration on the estate OF
Gideon Gooch, deceased, bearing date January 10,
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
claims against il to present them properly anthem,
ticated, within one year from the date Of said let
ters or they may be precluded from any benefit OF
said estatc and IL presented in three years they
will be forever barred.
Jan 22--3w ELIJAH HARVEY, Admr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

Sr. LOUIS AdvERTIsEMNTs.-W invite
the attention of Merchants, traders, and all
who either visit st. Louis for the purpose of
purchasing, or order articles in that market,
to the advertisements of ST. Louis houses,
in this paper. In their respective lines,
we under write for promptness and cheap
ness
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
Ranpolph and the Plank Road.

A private letter received from an intelli-
gent citizen of Randolph county, yesterday,
contains the following;-
1--WE have no news of interest; the Plank
Road eXcites a good deal Of attention. II
the weather is favorable there will be a
large delegation to your city on the 9th, from
our county. The policy Of our citizens APP
pears to be, not to interfere or take any part
in the contest, for the different routes in your
county, until the day Of meeting, when they
will be prepared to support the best route
all things considered. mention this TO cor
rect an error that seems TO have gained cur
roncy in your city. That we were pledged
to the support Of the Hill route" such is moi
the case. know of no individual who
is pledged to any route. The county sub
scription is unpledged SO far as know.
Yours, c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
NOTICE.

THE late firm of X. L. BARTON & BROS,
l. will be closed by Z. r. Barton, who is au-
thorized TO settle the same In consequence of the
decease of VIM. r. Barton, it becomes necessary
to close the business early as possible ii is ex-
pected that persons owing the firm will call and
settle without delay, as it will be unpleasant TO
be compelled 10 collec by Law. -
X. L. BARTON,
Ian l6-2n E. Il. BARTON,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs.--Am man
arrived at Norfolk few days ago, and reg
istered his name as Butler, who, the Bea-
con alleges, succeeded in circulating large
number Of $40 counterfeit bills on the State
Bank Of Indiana, at Indianapolis, and then
left for Richmodd. The bills are said to be
well executed.
NY CoRREsPoNDESCE.-The letter OF
our New York Correspondent, OF the l7th
December, was detained some where on the
route until its interest died, and is laid on
the table.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
W. F. DUNN
S. c. HUTCHINSON
Glasgow, Jan 10, ls52-47-2m

MY former partner Mr.. S. C. Hutcheson,
vi having associated himself in the Dry Goods
business with X. l.. Barton. under the firm of Bar
ton & Hutchinson, take pleasure in speaking a
word for the new House. Having for number of
years been associated with one of the partners, and
intimately acquainted with the other, | cheerfully
recommend them to the public as fully worthy Of
confidence and Unirfrsal patronage.
Glasgow, Jan 16--2m w. +. DUNNICA.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22

ToBAcco.--A number of crops have been
delivered, but the price has not been settled.
al 50 to 90 is the Offering price
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
BECK s. DAWSON, Taiiors,

IA HAVING associated themselves together,
SA respectfully announce 10 their friends and the
III public generally, that they are prepared to
execute all orders in their line in prompt and
workmanlle rlanner--and as they do their own
work, they pledge satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their business.
70 The latest Fashions received regularly
Particular attention paid TO cutting
rs" Shop over Manson & Robbins.
Glasgow. Jan %. IS52,-y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
the Democracy of st. Louis County
and City.
STEAMBOAT, ONO RIVER,
January lst, 1852,

and City.
STEAMBOAT, ONO RIVER,
January lst, 1852,
CITIZENS: l received, at the moment |
was leaving St. Louis, your invitation to
join the great Democratic meeting at the
Court House Oh the 9Th inst. Could have
remained until that day should have needed
no special invitation t. have been present
among you. Both the day and the occasion
would have made it my pleasure, as it would
have been my privilege 10 attend, and that
upon the same general notice which would
have brought the rest of the Democracy to-
gether.
The day is q memorable one in our annals,
and worthy to take its place among those
which constitute eras in nations history.
The hero of that day became President by
the will Of the people, revived and rc-cstab-
lished that great Democracy of which JEFF
fersou was the founder, and which was so
fatally losing its landmarks under his latter
SUCCESSORS. Jackson re-established it, and
crowned his military with civil rcnown.-
A double fame salutes the day-the fame of
Washington and Of Jefferson, united in
Jackson.
The occasion is worthy the day. The
Democracy of Missouri has been betrayed
AMI so,d-betrayed by traitors, and sold into
Wing bondage. 1t is your mission (with
your brethren throughout the State) to re-
deem her; and you commence this day the
work of redemption. Three Wings sit in
one branch Of Congress, and wing and a
disunionist in The other, from the Democrat
ic Union State of Missouri. This misrep-
resentation must be corrected. "The Goths
must be dricsn from the CAPITAL" The Dem,
ocratic star Of Missouri, now eclipsed and
obscured, must re-appear in the political
iirmanent, and shine again with all its pris.
tine splendor.
Modification and high treason resolves
pOllute your statute book, pledging Missouri
to cooperate in southern secession. 1t is
your duty to purify the record, by expunginq
the stuff which is as false as it is infamous.
Bargain and sale, as well as treachery
disgraced the proceedings Of our last Genera
Assembly. 1t was the first instance of that
infamy in our State, and all honorable mel
should unite to make it the last.
Wings and nulliiiers have coalesced tc
rule the Democracy; and the first retain the
second as spies and traitors in our camp
Expel them Or be betrayed and sold again
as you will be, and deserve to be, if you suf-
fer them to remain.
Two sets of Senatorial instructions APP
pear upon your statute book--one set affirm.
ing the right of Congress to legislate upon
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
n. G. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Another Rich Letter from Benton.

The papers bring US the following letter
from old Bullion, which was read at the 9Th
of January meeting on St. Louis. 1t ex-
plains itself so fully, and is with all, so rich,
that we cannot detain the reader by COM
ments. Read
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
NOTICE.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
L W. f. Dunnica and S. c. Hutcheson, under
the firm of Drnnica HutcheSoa, is this day dis
solved by mutual conse Mt. The firm will be closed
by W. T. Dunnca, who is fully authorized 10 adj
Just and settle the same.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned
~ will apply al the February Term, Gath Mon
dday,) 1852, of the Randolph County Court, for a
final settlement of his administration on the estate Of
G. b. Shelton, deceased,
Jan 22-1S52--4w JOS. TURNER, Ex'r,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
THE TIM Els.
BY CLARK H. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
l6cs on Water Street, Up Stairs, nert door to the
Glasgow House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-22
CITY OF GLASGOW.

Thursday Morning, January %, 1852.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28


unobstructed gratifcation-pa patriotism ac-
complishing its purposes by a simple and di-
rect mode, is not half so impressive, as pa
triotism o'erleaping barriers, and surmount-
ling obstacles, for tho attainment of its OBJ
iect--as patriotism sacrificing all the cher
kishcd sentiments of the heart, and all the
constraning influences of birth and associa
! tions, at the shrine of duty--as patriotism
hardening to the quiet voice of truth and
Justice, amidst Il tumultuous uprOar OF OPP
posing suggestions, rendered still more Sc
ducing as they were by the strongest feelings
of doating constituency-in short as pa
triotism not only loving ones country, but
so loving it, as to esteem nothing too dear
to be offered at its altar-such patriotism
we say was most impressvely exhibited in
the lofty position assumed by Mr. Webster.
We have no disposition to be invidious.-
Such feeling would desecrate our subject,
but unfortunately for the country, his posi-
ton and patriotism is heightened by all the
illustrative effects of contrast Let any one
look for a moment at the disinterested, self
devoted and comprehensive platform of Web
ster and then think of the selfish, contrac-
ted and miserable policy of such men as
Benton and Seward, and there is offered to
their notice, all the difference of the soaring
eagle and creeping mole. The one is like
Sampson in the pride and strength of his
pristine glory going forth against the enemies
of his country; the other is like the same
renowned Hebrew when in after times, smit-
ten with blindness and frantic with rage he
felt about for the pillars of the temple for
the purpose of involving all in a common
ruin.
We cannot conclude these already protrac-
ted remarks without adverting to that illus
trious wisdom, which is equally conspicuous
with the enlarged patriotism, of the great
statesman. Each is magnifed in the same
manner, by their superiority to the obstacles
and embarrassments which opposed their dis
play, and while in the one case he is appro-
we'd to be the truest of patriots, in the other
he signalizes himself as the wiscst of states
men, and a worthy disciple of that great
Baconian philosophy which follows the pur-
suit of truth through all the seductions of
error, and which embraces her with all the
homage Of platonic devotion.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
From the New Orleans Pioayune.
Important from Havana.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 10.

The Crescent city has arrived here.
She entered the hsrbor of Havana at an
early hour of the morning of the 14th inst
and therefore escaped molestation.
The Captain of the Port came on board at
sunrise, and asked if Purser Smith was on
the steamer. Lieut.. Porter replied in the
affirmative. The Captain then stated that as
the Crescent City was already in port, she
would not be turned out, but at the same time
no communication with the shore would be
allowed.
Lieut. Porter then desired to present a pro.
test through the American Vice. Consul. The
Captain General denied this request.
As the steamer was about leaving, the a
gent of the U. s. Mail Steamship company
.at Havana was allowed to come alongside
accompanied by three Spanish officers.
The agent said he thought the whole diff
Guilty could be settled by Purser Smith send.
ling to the Captain General written denial
of the accusation against him.
Lieut. Porter refused to allow this, saying
that he himself had already made two disa.
voWals on the subject, and he considered il
beneath the dignity of the company whose
interests he represented to make any further
.explanation of the matter.
Lieut. Porter also refused to hold anv con-
versation with any one except through the
American Vice Consul.
The latter was only allowed to come along.
side the stamer, not on board.
Lieut.. Porter delivered to him in person a
protest, referring to his two former disavow.
.als of the accusation against Purser Smith
against the unlawful acts Of
the Spanish authorities, charging them with
violating the treaties of peace and friendship
with the United States, etc.
The Crescent City then ran up the Amer.
lean flag and took her departure, neither sub.
.dued nor conquered, and as she went out
of the harbor firing salute in honor of her
flag.
Thousands of spectators lined the quays
and shores to witness the steamers depart
ure
The American Vice Consul was not allow.
ed to send home his dispatches by the Ores
cent City.
Spanish guard boats, filled with men and
officers, surrounded the steamer during her
stay in the harbor
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
MASONIC Gel RPGrror

The Masonic Lodges of Columbus ~,
Jon Thursday the 18th of November ensuing
celebrate the Centennial Anniv~rsery ~ =
initiation of GEORGE WAsHIAeroy
Address at early candle-licht at the Com.
house, succeeded by refreshments at the g..
Hall.
Brethren of other Lodges in this eoDD,.
.sojourning brothers, and the female reI.,;r
Of Master Masons and of deceased brother,
are respectfully invited to attend.
Masonic procession will form at the Lo5g.
VIM. BARKSDALE
AB'M. MURDOCH.
NJ. CLAYTON,
NJ MCCARTHY,
DANL. WILLIAMS
w. E. BALDWIN.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
Legislation for Columbus.

At the last session of the Legislature, the
Railroad and anti-Iiquor petitions sent from
this place, met with success. The tax recent
ly voted by our city in behalf of the Mobile
Road and a branch to this place, was sane
toned, the bill containing provision for the
immediate levy of the tax.
The act in reference to Tie retail of Liquor
provides, that the citizensof Columbus may
decide by vote whether the traffic shall b
licensed at all; and that in case of an affirm
alive vote, majority of the Heads of Fam
lilies shall sign petition for it before Ii
cense can be granted. The lawit is suppos
ed is practical prohibition of the traffic.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28

THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-Th,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania has returns, of
fetal and reported, from all but Thirteen
counties, and Woodward's majority is pu
down at 14,007, and Hopkins at Is, 1O4.-
SThe counties to be heard from gave ma
syjority last gear of about $500, So tina
Woodward and Hopkins, Democrats, vii
probably have little over 10000 majorit
I in the State. Both the Wings and Demo
Gratis have lost largely on the whole vote
and the Native American has gained.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
70 THE PoLIslH

The contest is at hand which is to decide
the destinies of the country for the mex
four years. Tue case has been argued anC
is now submitted to the impartial verdict o.
the country.
On one hand, you have the democratic pol
icy of the country which was consummatec
by the lamented Polk That policy is nov
in successful operation. The wing party it
self recoiled from its overthrow. First there
is the tariff of '46, the benifcent and fruit
full effects of which have falsifed whig pre-
dictions, and exceeded even the sanguine ex
pectations of its trainers and friends. The
business and commerce of the country Ii
beautifully promoted by it, and while every
department of industry is active and pros
porous, it yields oUer ta0ice as much as thu
whig tariff of 40. VIII you overthrow i
by voting for Scott? No!
Again there is your Treasury-divorcec
from the control of Bank spectators, anc
placed under your own selected agents
Would you change it for another dynasty Of
iobbers and stock brokers? We think not
But we cannot particularise, the democratic
policy is now exerting its benign influence
over the country, and it is for you to contin
ne it in full force by voting the democratic
ticket. AS you have repudiated all the obi
Gus measures Of whiggery, such as High Tar
.iffs, Banks, Bankrupt Laws, with all kind:
of extravaganza why should you support
their men? Where will you find man OF
so unspotted record as that of Gen. Pierced
His patriotism and experience have been en-.
dorsed by leading wing organs, headed by
the National Intelligencer He has been
endorsed by Gov. Troup as pure and dis,
interested" patriot. He has always been fol
the Constitution, and for the rights of the
South under it, and been opposed to wing
gerry, abolitionsm, and every other ism that
threatened the country.
Against him you have Gen. Scott who has
been rejected by the greatest lights of the
wing party even, as dangerous ally of Sew.
ard. Read the letter of Clingman on our
first page, who tells you just what thousands
of other wings have told you.
In view of all the facts we know you pre-,
fer Pierce-then come to the polls on next
Tuesday and vote for the friend of your
rights and your country. Not only come
yourself, but bring your neighbors. Do youl
duty, and all will be well.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
THE OHIo ELEorlor. -We fnd in o.

THE Ono ELECTION. -We find in our
exchanges says the Charleston STANDARD
nothing to confirm, but much to contradict
our despatch of the 10Th, relating to the
Ohio elecsion. Indeed, we ought to have
known at the time thst twas false, since il
stated that, 50 far as heard from, the Wings
had control Of the Senate, whereas there il
no election there for Senators or members
Of Legislature, but only for Judge and mem.
berS Of Congress. Instead Of the return,
from sixty-fve COUNTIES reducing the Demo
cratic to 10000, thoe from sixty-six conn
ties leave them majority Of over 10000
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28

POSTAGE STAMP ENVELoPEs.-The Wash
,ington National Intolligencer understand:
that the Post-Ma General has accepted
the proposal of Mr.. George f. Nesbit, Of
New York, to furnish the Department will
the Postage Stamp Envelopes authorized by
the act of the last session of Congress-
These convenient little wrappers, will con
.sist of three sizes-Note, Letter and Official
THE denominations will be three, sic ant
four cents; the latter intended for foreign
correspondence. They Will be selfseahng
and bear stamp similar In style to the Eng
Fish stamped envelope, and are expected tt
/ be in all respects equal thereto
As the dials are yet to be prepared, ant
sthe paper to be manufactured exclusively fo
this important purpose it is probable tina
Z the envelopes will not be put in circulation
before the lst of January next, but ever.
exertion will be made to have them earlier