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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

81 per square of ~ lines or less for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
THOs. SHACKELFORD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun
ties. N5S1 Oticeon first street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
JOHN G, CRAWLEY.
aoBT. T. PREWITT,
JNo. w. HENRY,
PREWITT s. HENRY,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend to all business entrusted TO them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid 10 collecting.
CyT Office in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, Is. 1Sl9-y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
MEDICAL CARD.

- themselves together, in the practice Of Medi-
cine, and will give prompt attention to all calls.
No extra charge for consultation, where either Of
them are employed.
Cambridge. Jan %, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
VALUABLE CLAIM IN ENGLANp WANT
ING AN OwNER.- Mr.. ]. w. Bryant, of
Washington City, writes as follows:

~ '----1'o -01I O1FJ5 "IIEV7 '7 17110T-'
In the investigation of some claims of
Americans to estates in England lately, |
have become advised of one which has an
income of about $50, 900 per annum, with a
title of nobility attached to it. The descend
ants of Geo. Browne, lieutenant in the
British army, who emigrated to this country
about the year 1910, and settled at Haver-
hill, Massachusetts,, am quite certain are
the heirs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

The MAGYAR.-kOssUTH. What of
Kossuth? 1t is so long since we have heard
his name mentioned that we are afraid 10
look in the London bills Of mortality, lest we
should discover him "down among the dead
men," The Newspapers there never give
us an inkling even ofhis illustrious wherea-
bouts, and those veracious chroniclers, "our
own CORES spondents" Of the American press,
have never a syllable even. to throw away
upon him. Where is he? What is he do
ing? How comes on that pressing busi-
ness he was in such great hurry to get to
England to attend to? All these are inqui-
ries that have been SO frequently put here,
more out OF curiosity than anxiety, that it
gives us great pleasure to relieve the solici-
tude of those seeking for information.
We learn, then, from passenger by the
Europa, that the great Magyar is living in
private boarding house in back street in
London, without in the least degree troub-
ling himself about the Continental politics,
the intervention question, nor the solidarity
Of the people. The French, Italian, and
Hungarian eNiles with which the British
metropolis swarms, it is said, are less in
the habit of looking to him for counsel and
advice now than to Mazzini. Kossuth,
they argue, with great plausibility, has SO
opened the eyes Of absoutism on the conti-
nent thatit is morally and physically impos-
sible that any scheme for the revival of rev.
olution can succeed under his management.
| His speeches and harangues in the United
States, they say, have only had the effect to
show Kings and Princes their weak places,
and 10 put them upon their guard against
| popular innovations, as pointed out and en-
forced by kossuth. As leader, therefore,
his prestige, his influence his name is gone.
The London police, nevertheless, are in
structedto keep a sharp eye on the move
ments of 1.-The Magyar But, so far, they
have had no occasion to interfere with him;
taking it for granted that he is no longer in
the confidence of the exles in England, as
we have stated. 1t is believed he has means
enough at his command to enable him and
his family to spend the rest of their days in
peace and comfort, private residents Of Lon
don.-[New York Express.
Thompson's Reporter cautions the public
againt the notes issued by the "Merchants
and Mechanic Bank of Chicago. In refer
ence to them it says:
The Western papers call it a dangerous
counterfeit" IT'S worse-tis device, q
deception, fraud, and the only way to avoid
It is to refuse all notes on the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank of Chicago. We
have quoted it doubtful, Cd. D. and dashed
it in our list, and so long as the safety OF
our readers requires this course we will
pursueit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

FOR PIERCE.
M. Van Buren,,
]. Van Buren,,
John A. Dix,
Preston King,
B. F. Hallett,
B. F. Butler,
David Wilmot,
Thomas w. Dorr,
w. j. Brown,
H. Hamlin,
John Atwood,
Moses Norris,
C. F. Cleveland,
N. Y. Evening Post
Plaindealer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, sc.
s. w. ROBERTSON
DEGS to announce TO the citizens OF Glasgow,
ID and surrounding country, that he has Just re-
ceived and opened an entirely new and fashlona-
be assortment of Jewelry, consisting IN part or
Fine Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
DIFFERENT STYLES.
Ladies' Breast and Cuff Pins, Bracelets,
Ear Rings, Siluer Ware, Spec
taeles, Cutlery, &c.
Together with other articles usually called for,
which will receive constant additions.
He is also prepared to manufacture any article
of Jewelry or Silver Ware, according to any pat
tern desired.
Cash paid for old Gold and Sluer.
N%Watches and Clocks repaired and war
rsnted. R55" Shop, Water street, at o. Hender-
son,s Drug Store. [Glasgow, Aug. 12-'b2.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

FOR SCOTT.
VIM. H. Seward,
Horace Greeley,
Gov. Johnston,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-11
Gen. scett,s Political Opinions.

The present political position of General Scott is a
labyrinth Of ACCOMMODATIONS.
In his circular letter of 1911 he expresses himself in
favor oil the policy Of Jefferson and Madison; and in the
same letter declares himself in favor of the whole
OF federal measuresbank, bankrupt bill, and land dis
tribuon bill-whch made the extra session OF 1871
odlous, and which were sernly and summarly con-
demned and repudiated by the people.
Mr.. Bolts, fresh from conversation with him just be.
fore his nomnaan, avouches that he is in favor OF the
Compromise, and specially in favor Of maintaining the
fugitive slave law il is; while nine OF the most emf
and oppose him having refused in his letter Of
acceptance say word showing his approval of any OF
the compromise measures In addition this GEN Scott
himself has authorized writer in the Nashville Banner
to publish the substance OF letter of his declaring that he
supported Mr.. Gays omnibus bill, containing four of
the compromise measures, (bu not the fugitive law >
and that he, General Scott procured the passage Of those
four measures through the House. AS TO the fugitive
law, General Scott wrote to Mr. Webster in approval Of
his position that subject which was. that the fugitive
law, instead OF standing now does, it did in
93, should provide for northern jury trial. Now, il
Mr. Bolts is 10 be believed, General Scott approves the
omission of that provision in the law, and would have it
as il is II General Scos own letter is 10 be believed.
he dsapproves the law as stands and would have so
altered as 10 provide jury trial
Coming, then, 10 the naturalization laws, find Cen
Scott, for thirteen years, while naiUism was raging,
nativst by conviction; and then, in ls4S and in 1852
when natvsm has died out and is changing is name
we find Cen Scott ant-nativst, apparently specu.
alion This would be ititgbis-on point at least
though certainly ii would no, be sdiabie; but then lbe
whole becomes utterly confused again by the proof
which we give in another column, that Gen Scott upon
one conspicuous occasion least did not speak the
ant-nativist words published his, bat that friend
derned them in his written speech, and he never saw
them til they were published II this done in the
fecantalIon speech, why may no, the thing have
been done in the recantahon letters to Robinson and
Tyler And what those letters worth, under such
circumstances, as declarations OF opinion
But two facts in this OF doubt and inconsistency
to be settled FIRST Gen. Scott still chngs TO the
old and exploded wing and abuses OF the extra
sion Of is4 and, secondly, he refuses accept without
amendment, the late Baltimore wing platform as bic
creed, by inerpolatng into il three alterations-,he
one relating 10 the public lands, another proposing
an unconstitutional change in the naturalization laws
and third indicating his opinions against the Of the
veto power
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Scott Repudiated by Distinguished whig OF
Louisiana.

BY the following, from The New Orleans Delta Ga neu-
trail paper,) it will be that William s. Parham, esq
a wing candidate for elecior for the district ia which
General Taylor resided, and recently The leading
Der OF his party in the legislature OF Louisiana. de-
cnes to support Scott, and has announced his detemi-
nation TO 90 for Pierce and King Mr. Pafham is an elo-
quea public speaker, and wieds great influence in his
State:
We referred yesterday 10 the of Mr. FAIRBANKS
decinaon substitute elector of the SIKH district We
ham has sent his written resignation N Marks, esq
chairman of the wing central committee stating that, pre-.
vous to the meeting Of the Wing National Convention he
had announced his determination withdraw Scott
was the candidate and he now redeemed his promise by
enclosing his resignation Mr. Parham for Pierce
and King, and intends into the warmly
that ticket He viii be powerful accession the demo
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TUE daily trains O'clock
Passengers with r. r. Sawyers coaches
for Middebug uppevie and Pas in Louaoun county,
WOOD and winchester reaching Winchester by half O'clock
p Fare through, 81.
by the Trains for Warrenten Fauqur Springs
Cupeper Court house, Orange Court house, and Gordonsve
connexion with the Virginia Central railroad
point thence Charlottesville, Sawycs
reaching Wnrrenon Springs early dinner Cupepe
Court house by O'Clock and Gordonsvlle
with Virginia from
Richmond % Charlottesville. Through
sawye coaches the above lines their
hns and the teams not exceied by those of other line
state Mr. Sawyer gives his constant
neKon and the public rely careful driving and time
TO all points.
Both OF the above railways laid IRON
the modern every respect
exeeed by road United States provided
safety beams guards and all Of approved
Through tickets obtained House,
dria. Baggtg 100 lbs. per passenger.
The first aud last OF the steamboats, Washington
Alexandria connect regularly m the above aas and
their arrival In Ale Yanda will
from the boats the railway station.
Excursion parties by Of numbering
and day. charged
way The Orange peted foieh mile in
Fauqnier county, and the Manassas Saem Fauque
So miles from Alexandria.
X. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. r. r.
NJ M WELSH, Sup. M. G. X. Il.
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I'm CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
Thirty Second Congress-First Session.
SATURDAY.. July 10. lss2.
HOUSE OF HRpaEs sSrA rrvEs.


After the reading OF the journal,
The SPEAKER announced The first business in order
10 be the further consideration OF the bill 10 amend the
act entitled An ACT reduce and modify The rates OF
postage IN the United States, and for other purposes
passed March 3, lS3l-the pending question being
the amendment 10 the second section thereof proposed
by Mr. HEM.
Mr. 0LDS here addressed the House at some length in
further reply 10 the remarks made the day before by
Mr.. Books.
Mr. WASHBURN proposed to amend the bill by so al
teng the provision concerning the postage rates upon
papers from the Offices OF publication as to permit
them go in the mails at half The for transient
De wspapefs, II not weighing more than aud half
ounces, instead OF one ounce, proposed in the bill
Mr. w. addressed the House in explanation and in
favor OF his proposition,
Mr. oLDS addressed the House in reply to the remarks
of Mr.. w
Mr.. JENKINS and Mr. BROOKS then addressed the
House ~ favor OF The amendment OF Mr.. WAsHBURN
Mr.. CABLE next argued against the proposed amend
ment
Mi. SHELTON advocated the amendment
Mr. CHANDLER also addressed the House in favor
OF the amendment.
Mr.. DANIEL moved to suspend the rules, to 60 into
COMMITTEE OF the Whole on the private calendar not
agreedto
On motion, the rules were then suspended, and The
House went into Committee of the Whole on the state
oil the Union, (Mr. STUART in the chair and the
mee proceeded 10 the further consideration OF the SEN
aes amendments proposing 10 increase the number OF
rlps and the rate OF compensation OF the Collins line OF
amendments were proposed and discussed in five. min
ues speeches by Messrs. STEW EMS OF Penn, MA
SON, EWING, MULLONY, BROOKS. JOHNSON of
Georgia. STANTON of Tennessee, MEADE, FOW-
LER, SAVAGE, STEPHENS of Georgia. McMUL.
LIN, CAMPBELL OF Illinois, OLDS, WASHDURN
DEAN. ORR. TAYLOR. VENABLE and EVANS.
After which the committee rose and the House ad.
journed.
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AUCTION NOTICE-The subscriber respectfully to
h friends and the public that he auction
and commission business account
vices o the sale OF description of real and properly
upon the most favorable
With
auction business the last four which he
known TO the cuzenr Of Washington the
nm OF Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcclure he deems
than that his attendance relied upon
all matters of business, aud sales OF cached
delay.
sale OF merchandise on commission persons wishing employ
aucuOneer will please call the office of A. Roihwe
7th where during hours ready
and prepared TO the calls o. the public
Respectfully Il. N. sTRATToN,
June IO--du
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NOW for Bargains-We would ad
~ the District public generally
day o stock of goods of all kinds greatly
duced prices, In order close them nearly possible
We shall offer styles Of 30
out by the middle OF August when
stock.
We have len considerable sleeves
collars, auction goods advertised
OF which assorted
down low figure, order
Ladies and all in of goods line will
their advantage prices purchasing
adopt the principle Of closing
OF the year, II loss
July 4-d6uf w. NJ. SINISTER CO.
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Congress Saturday.

The Senate did no, sit to-day.
HOUSE or REpREsEETATyEs--The morning hour was
devoted TO the further consideration OF the bill amend
the act OF March 3d. 1884, reduce the rates of postage
After which, the House, in Committee of the Whole on
the state OF the Union. considered the Coinsline amend
ment TO the deficiency bill, which debated in FIVE
minutes speeches by large number OF members, until
the committee rose, and the House adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-11

The New York journal from which we copied Gen.
Jesus letter TO the Tsmmany Society. by the msprnt Of
single word materially changed the meaning The
sentence, urisn, was IA follows
TO demonstrate the political truth that Is capsule
OF self government Is the mission conjed by Providence
the American people. In the severe ordeal through
which they have recently passed they have proved Them
selves worthy pEPosIrARFs Of that high trust"
The word dsposaors was printed 10 pIace Of the word
dspoatariss, as written,
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gen. scott and the slavery Agitation.

Here is word this subject which commend to
the attention OF the Republic. We presume the Republic
win say il is wicked calnmny against the whig candi.
date; in which hope The special organ will
forthwith proceed 10 lecture its bipartisan the Gazette
in good terms Il is too bal, il the statement OF the
Gazette 10 Gen. SCOTS views be not irue that the
General should be so sandered By his friends We copy
from the Richmond Enquirer:
"Jusus" the Warrington correspondent the Pilsbnrr
Gazette, tScott whig,) says
/" have information, upon which rely, that General
Scott acguiesces IN the PLATFORM but does not consider
that seuIes anything, or that it = obligatory upon
members of the parry whose not approve
H. This opinion OF the wbig candidate OF The utmost
importance, and may form bridge which the oppo-
nens Of at pfoslaycry fanatic which osted the eie
resolution into the series may support OF Gen.
Scott they can be in this any other way
all doubt OF Gen SCOTS success BY ing
majority is removed"
Iisby such appeals to the Sewardes that their
the North Is sought 10 he secured 10 Gen scott Were
not then, Messr Stephens Toombs, &c. right In declaring
that the platform is repudiaed by the larger portion OF the
wing party and in predicting that the Seward influence
will necessarily control General Scott in Of bis cleo
lion
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-11
The Tammany Letters.

We conclude to-day the interesting series OF letters ad
dressed by prominent democrats to the Tammany Society
of New York. They will be read by democrats every.
where with high qualification.
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PETITION, UNDER TUE RULE.

BY Mr.. BERNHlSEL: The petition Of the governor and
legislative assembly of the Territory Of Utah. asking Con-
gress TO provide for the construction OF line Of electro
magnetic Telegraph from point The Mississippi
Missouri rivers, Great Salt Lake City, San Diego
san Francisco or Astoria, the OF the Pacific:
Tered 70 Tue Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
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pRIvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman who ba.
received good education, some years Paris
20 "p'an h position OF tutor
IN some private family Of espectabity
given parties ofhe highest respectsb Wunty
in England,
address AsI Vance, Dor 100 post once oswego New York
Mar ls-duf
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New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIishnent.
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.

WhoI'snIt rethfI, cash
LFRED MUNRoE CO., No al Broadway tbetween Howard
n and Grand sreets) invite all visiting
either business pleasure their establish
and examine the superb Of
Fine and fashionable clothing
Geniemens furnishing goods,
Boys and children's uinthing, SC,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which govern Orleans establish
which have made universally
and West strictly adhered 44 Broadway, New
Our facilities obtaining goods ali
choicest fashionable styles
and at the lowest prices.
Every article is cold under fun guarantees
No PRicrsThe ed
plain figures upon the ucke and reduction
be made,
descriptions clothing made shortest notice.
ALFRED MUNROE Co,
AL Broadway, New York.
hLFRED MusRot,
WV. ID. ABBhTT.J May 25-d3mif
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VERIFY q MILLER

q. WI fRRHy, y. p MrtLsp,
Of Washington CITY, ofvirgina
VERIFY q MILLER,
Pennyivans between m and 9Th Washington
WHOLESALE snd retail dealers foreign stspe
w and fancy dry goods, maings oil cloths
end piano bed spreads, blankets sheenu and
nishing dry goods generally.
stiei prompt, personal attention given 70 orders.
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~ ~ II ~ - -
baltimore and Washington Railroad,
PASSENGER trains ne foiowsi
Leave washington at and ., m, l2l, ms and a. D.
Leave bainH,ore ~ " and =, a. M. 4 and -, m.
On sundays the second third and
the second and fourth from Baltimore are omitted.
Tickets and baggage checks Philadelphia York can
obtaned BY trains leaving at 8, and Passengers pro
me same secure the free Of themselves baggage
10 baltimore and fhladoipha,
tickets Rladensbue az e3 per onarter ain Ne
furnished upon application the ogiee. $500 - "
. T. II. PARSONS,
NJ ~'-'h
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SNrDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 walnut
- below Fourth, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liquors con
e Of direct importation from the and producers
cheaper than other furnished
and others, Washington city, shortest
by Adams's Express"
Sherries, Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras, Meet,
Ports,
Rcd wine, Dnot,
Tenerde Perruchot
Lisbon, IIedsick
Muscat and many Others.
Frontignan Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Clarets OF all sorts, Rndeshein,
fauterne, Marcohrunn,
Burgundes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all sorfs,
dark and pale, casks demohn bottles with sam. chran
and and old. -
Irish aud Scotch whskey Nonongahea bourbon Jamaica
preserving brandy blackberry cherry bandes Scotch
ale, London porter and stout in bills Of and DOZEN
Hapana Cigar,
OF direct importation, Of the reliable quality always ON
wholesale by quarter box
The only establishment where wines, &C. arx,r directly
from the original package in which imported
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied retail nv the
dozen, package Of assorted sorts.
Orders by post telegraph giving limit price guaranteed TO
be satisfactorily hlied, or the goods taken bnck.
amiar personal acquaintance with all principal
ducing countries Of Europe, houses
there, enable me to offer good articles
JACOB SNYDER JR's.,
Feb I2-d1ys - f