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City nteIllgcncc.

Fprs-At half past O'Clock this morning FIRE broke
out in the large four story brick building the north
east corner of Fulton and Dutch streets occupied by
Craigheads book and job printing Office Walkers book
bindery, and stillman & ontrose's clothing store
windows Of the b.ndery in the upper story from whence
they speedily communicated to the printing Office, in
the stories below and in very short time the entire
building Was enveloped in one vast sheet Of flame.
The fire thence spread to the adjoining budings-the
enc on Dutch street, occupied cracker and hard
bread bakery, and the Fulton street. No. la by
l.. Watkins as q boot store.
At twepty-fv minutes before two the walls Of the
corner building fell and the contents OF No III adjoin
ing, were wholly consumed.
The blaze truly tremendous, and must have been
seena great distance The fsemenworked with great
energy.
Another light from large FIRE in the Fifth district,
ared out just at the time We were writing account Of
the above.
About two o'clock on Wednesday morning, o fire
avenue occupied by Mr. Spin er, a. blind factory The
house was frame Quilting, one story high The damage
about s400 1t is supposed TO be the work OF incen
diary. About nine o'clock Wednesday night a Ere
by Mr. Maxwell pianoforse manufacturer The fire
originated from toye IN the second story OF the build
irq. which was considerably damaged amounting toge-
tber with the loss Of stock TO about $780, OK which $500
injured The lower part Of the building occu
pied by Thomas PsyfoTd, ornamental plaster worker
whote stock damaged by the water to the amount OF
5000. The fremen Of the Fifteenth ward police were
promptly the spot, and room subdued the flames 1t
ten o'clock Wednesday night FIRE broke out in the cell
lar of store No LOO Broome street occupied By A. Ford
Co., as grocery 1t however, extinguished,
with tfiing damage by Capt Eusell and section OF
men ltwss evidently the work Of an incendiary.
MEHclNru.E LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. the aunua
election Of this Association en- Tuesday evening" the FOL
lou inn ffAa uaE q
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Selling out Mt Great Bargains.-The In
dies will lind some great bargains the of Drygoods
1t HITCHCOCK LEApBEATERS. 347 Broadway, corner
eonard street. they selling the balance Of their
splendid stock at great sacrifices.
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wigs and Toupecs. - Bachelors Few
yle OF Wgs are The perfect imitation Of
Bst1re yes invented Tho5o wanting superior article
MD os 81 celebrated Wig fsosoyy, MOI
ssTtasnt In abe clay. COPY aio address.
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N&ir-Dye.-Bstch csIsbraf ted LIqu Id
MAR Dye tho best yet discovered oolorng hair or
Whskers the oment applied The wonderful ease and
certainty With which this favorte snd odeeabhed H.y
DYE pertorm5 10 astonishing ~ Is for SALE applied 81
khTCHxLoRs Wig factory No. WAl stseeh Cory ths
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Oxygen0tcd BittCrS .-ThIs M dicIns Is IN
titled to the confidence Of from Dyspepsi.
Asthma and General Debility The certificates and state
ments in its favor OF the noudur
Members Of Congret and other citizens OF the
United States. Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. D.
Sands 100 Tuttn street o. II. Ring ~, and A. L. Scov
n Co., 3l6 Broadway.
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Couraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL without
exception reservation the very best equy
Gouraud Aedieated Soap for curing pimpe
nechles sallo chaps chafes rouEhncc Poudrs
6ubse uproots hair from part Of the body. LIQUID
Rouge Lily White, and EAir Gloss 81 Walker street.
Aear Broadway Calender IS Third st., Philadelphia
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LIQUOR q.

TIVE ATTENTION OF HEADS or FAMILIES AND
tho public gcnersF, 10 aolsed 10 aonuine stock OF
Dubip and LONDON Brown stout: IN pints and quartss
also, Scotch Fact India Pale Aloe hc -rrautoa
mporattd Aso for salc. ~ lowest Price Aensss Olive
soar, Tho beet and m ost economical article uf3.
W. III. UNDERHILL, f30 Broorae street.
TIVE CHOICEST BRANDS OF WINES, BRANDIEs.
Whskeys Gin, Rum, &c, 60. on draueht or in bottle
9naSers ~ lowest market prices AZ eNDERHILLs isto
and Crosby streets N. BThe choicest brands Of syans
Segarg. = '."'"As's
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meteorological observations.
py MoHsL's TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 10 WALL srRrKr
THURSDAY, Jan, a. 1852.
BUFFALO 10 A NJ Barometer 20. o. Thermometer a
degrees above zero Clear and pleasant; wind west
SP. M.-Barometer 70. u. Thermometer 10 above
The wind Is south and tbs sky cloudy. We have beau
tiiul sleghing.
ROCHESTER, 10 Ak.-Wind west; clear Thermometer
at zero Yesterday morning. the thermometer in some
places in this vicinity, stood 70 degrees below.
SP. Mt a tine. clear evening, though the west
wind blows keen and cold. Thermometer above
Aununa, 10 A. NJ Gold, but very pleasant sun shin.
Ing. Wind west Thermometer degrees.
SP. Mt Is very pleasant evening The sky 10
clear. IL Is very Geld. Wind west. Thermometer
srRAcrsr, 10 A. k.--Another stormy ana clustering
morning; showing fat Wind west. ILeSm9neter 10
degrees
sP. Mt has been a very cold AMI stormy day.
There Is q strong west wind. Thermometer 6.
Urea, 10 A. M.-Cloudy, Wind west Tilermcaete
10 degrees
sPM.--We have q fine, clear evening The vlSd
comes fresh from the west Thermometer above
TRoy. 10 A. CLEAR, beautiful morning, but very
cold Thermorieter degrees below. No wind
81. MI has been rather pleasant day. Thermo-
meter above enow falling now.
Albany, 10 A. M. clear and ex tremey cold morn
Ing. Wind southwest. Thermometer Q degrees below
Baremeter 30 degrees. Mercury 50 degrees.
p. h-The weather has been fine all day. 1t Is
very pleasant bat cold. The sbyis clear With the wind
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ABVEgTIsRaENYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEASQN Az.


MIR. EDWARD F. TRAVIS, FORMERLY OF THIS
I city will hea something 70 his advantage by calling
40 once At the Office OF the Graetenber Company M Broad
N
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

Editorial Correspondence of the Republican.
In the nomination for Vice President, Won
will see Mr.. Bates received 81 votes, and
! believe would have been the nominee but
for unexpected circumstances. Some of the
delegates objected to his locality, not being
sufficiently far i'll the extreme South; and
unfounded reports were also circulated to
prejudice him-such as, that his health was
bad &c.
Between the first and second ballots Mr..
Archer inquired of the Missouri delegation
IF the charge that Mr.. Bates had approved
the Wilmot provso was true? To this in
Iterrogatory Mr.. Broadhead replied, deny
ling the allegation; and in the course Of his
remarks the letter of Mr.! Bates, written du-
ring the session of our State Convention.
was read, This'btter was not regarded a,
satisfactory, and The second ballot resulted.
las you have seen, in the nomination Of Mr..
sGraham. After the vote of Missouri had
sbeen cast for Mr.. Bates. but before the re-.
suit was announced, Mr.. ]. G. Miller, on
sbehai of the delegation of orr State, express
fed their qualification at the vote which had
been cast for Mr.. Bates, and their regret
5that he was not the nominee, as he was a
statesman and man whom the Wings OF
GNlissouri were proud TO honor and 'Support.
! But for the sake of union and harmony, he
! asked to change The vote of the State for Mr..
SGraham.
mention these incidents because they
fare of interest to our people and for the ad-
Sditional reason that have not seen them al
Guided to in any of the published reports.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
IOcofOco Sneers.

The Pittsburgh Post. III commenting up
on the Whlg nomination, says Of Gen. Scott;
He has served his country gallantly il
the wars: he has with great clcarness in.
lstructed his subordinate Generals, such as
Pierce, Pillow, Shields, Sc. how TO mount
the deadly breach and win glorious victo.
fries; and III consideration Of former services
lit is cruel on the part of those who are now
using him, 10 place him. and will necessari
ly make him appear very ridiculous beior,
tine people
Such is the language Of all editor whose
idol is James Buchanan, Il man who in ISL.
declared iii he had drop of Democrat,
blood in his veins he would prick them anl
let it out"
Such worshipper Of anti-Americanisn
! has the impudcnce 10 insinuate tina. Scot
INSTRUCTED lis subordinate Generals sucl
| as Pierce, Pillow, Shields, &c, how tomoun
sth2 deadly breach" and win victores,-
I Such sneer is infamous. The person o
Jour gallant leader is SCARED all over witt
swounds received when horses were shot un
! der him and dead men fell around him.
His services upon the field are not register
fed by wounds received from the fall of HI
Ehorse, for III the thickcst of the fight, the tai
4whlte plume was waving, and beneath
swas n man. The Post affects pity Tor Win
Efcld Scott Such buzzing fly upon tn
swhcel of Wing progression will hardly sta
its onward COURSE Cleayland Herald.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Public Meetins.

Intelligence of the death of the Hon.
IIIENRY CLAY, having reached Glasgow,
Mo, amceting Of its citizens was held on
Monday. 9th July, for the purpose of max
ling suitable arrangements for paying honor
TO The IlIustrious dead
DR.. Cockerill was called to the Chair and
y. {. Crawley to act as Secretary. The
Chairman explained briefly and appropriate
.ly the object Of the meeting. \ commit
tee, consisting of w. E. Averctt, Dr. |. 2.
Vaughan and J. c. Crawley, was appointed
to present resolutions to the meeting, who
.thereupon referred the following:
Resolved, That having received the rain
Sful though anticipated intelligence OF the
death OF HENRY CLAY, we will take steps
ITO show all due honor 10 his memory, as &
lgreat Statesman, pure Patriot and good man
Resolved, That we hold Mass meeting
! Of the citizens Of Glasgow and vacinity, Oh
Wednesday the 18th inst, at the
5Church in said city, for the purpose of ties.
4titying the love and veneration in whicl
1--WE hold the life and public services Of tht
mighty dead"
Resolved, That DR.. Vaughan. Mcssrs
~. D. Perry, ]. c. Gravity, l.. d. Cameron
STarton Turner, VIM. D. Swinney, C. D
sSimpson, j. S. Thomson, DR.. Cropp, c. II
sGreen, B. II. Twombly, F. w. Digges, S
sStcinmctz, X. w. Roper, John II, Estin
III. w. Lewis, Thos. Shackclford, w. 3
q
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Cholera.

We had hoped we should have no occasion
to write that word, this season; but it Scent
the disease is not far distant and We SHOULD
be faithless in our duty did we not advise
our readers, and urge them 10 suitable pre-
cautlonary measures. The most sui'aJl,
precautionary measures are generally under
stood to be careful diet, eating nothing to dis
agree with the system, cleanliness Of person
and premises and avoidance of exposure t.
heat or night air, or large crowds. onc
promptly attending othe prem0nI'ory symp
toms. Avoid all nostrums, but consult
physician promptly.
We learn that during the past week, Their,
has been several cases in and about Colum
bia, some of which proved fatal,
At Rocheport, Miss Jane Morrison die,
on the Sd, after twelve hours illness, NIr
Arthur Taylor, engaged in the Tobacco
business, died on the 4th, after ten hour
illness. A Mr., McGhec, not fer from
Rocheport, also died on the 3d. after siy
hours illness, and we hear rumor tia
several blacks had flllen victims TO ,hs ohol
era.
In this county, between New Franklin
and Rooheport, Mr., N Ray died on The 81
Previously, Mr.. James Ridgoway, ana Tho,
Prince died, g reported cholera cases
We also learn there has been s2yera
cases in Boonvile and that two german
have died
We have heard If other cases in tn
lower part Oft this county, and some deaths
but have not learned names or other paitic
MARS, We do not hear Of any cases o
boats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
WENT DOWS.
ICE CREAM SALOON AND SODA
DE'NTAIN,
HLNT DOOR BELOW STAGE oFFIC
GLASGOW. MO

TLANTUW. MO.
An PHELEPp SCHIFER, would respectfully an
VIZ nounce 10 the citizens Of Glasgow and yiciui-
WV, that he has fitted up the Drug Store for
y merry occupied by DR.. Ober as a ESestara-
"S teur. ANA ice Cream Saloon and
Bakery and is always prepared to furnish par
tiles or individuals Will the choicest Ice Cream, So
ia Iiair, Gales, Pies and Coufeciioaary
He viii carry on the Bakery business in all its
departments. and will give special attentonto the
baking Of cakes for WEDDINGS. PARTIES and FAM
my UsC. He has q new and improved
SODA FOUNTAIN.
land viii have constantly on hand every variety of
SYRUrs. lie has fitted up a LADIES' SALOON. and
assures them that his establishment especially de-
.signcd for their entertainment and is worthy of
their patronage. PHELEPP SCHIFER.
Glasgow, July S-6m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
The Jackson Res0lutions--W Position


We copy on the outside Of to-day $ paper.
the Report of the Majority OF the Commit
tee on Federal Relations, introduced ntothe
House in l849, when the jackson resolu-
tions were under discussion, and which re-
port was rejected: not even placed on The
Journals. That report shows the position
of the Wings then, and ia tho last canvass,
confirmed and and re-&dopted By the Wing
State Convention, in tone and sentimeLt.-
Wings, then, every where, acknowledged
the business of the position, and sustained
the wing members Of the Legislature. They
We're against Jackson's Resolutions then
are against them now--and as the Jackson
ties would not let our report and resolutions
go upon the record, they should not express
wonder if the wings undertake to TAXI
theirs off.
We hope the wings Of this county par
ticularly, will read the report and cause IT,
position of the party to be understood, 10
there are those who lnisrepresent Us an
our candidate for Governor, because he Ia
distinctly stated he would, if elected, Zap
eprove a law repeating Mr.. Jacksons sec
ttional, notification resolution,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Meeting in Honor Of Henry Clay.

Meeting IN Honor Of Henry Clay.
The Geographic announcement OF the dealt
jof Hon. Henry CLAY, called together larg,
portion of the citizens Of this county at Fay.
3ette, to make preliminary arrangements, tc
suitably express, in common with the people
Iof the Union their sense Of .Nation'8 loss.
Mr.. ROLAND HuGHrs, was called 10 tn,
Chair, and LELAND WRIGnr appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Col. 10. Davis, seconded b,
R. 7. Prewitt, Esq, the following resolution
swas unanimously passed.
] Resolved, That committee of twelve b.
aappointcd TO draft resolutions expressive o
he feelings Of this community on the intel
igence Of the death of Henry CLAY, and t
o select speakers to address the citizens o
q his county on Monday, July llth, in III
3College Chapel. in this place, at i O'Clock
IA. NJ.
4 The Chair appointed the following com
Hmittcc:
SCol Jo Davis. DR.. Jno. J. Lowr,
HR. 7. Prewitt, Esq. G. +. jackson.
5Gerard Robinson, John w. Henry.
nc en-. J. B. Clark, Hon. VIM. Bolts,
5Dr, VIM. r. Snelson, :. c. Major,
HJohn P. Sebree, VIM. T. Davis.
q On motion Of {. +. Jackeon, ESQ, III
aChair appointed the following gentlemen
Ncommittee OF arrangements for the occasion
@Dr, NJ, b. Maughs, n. G. Elliott,
CDR. J. b. Snclson, 4. ]. Herndon.
b Rufus Satiarans. S. II. Ransberger.
q J. NJ. Basket, Rev. W. T. Lucky,
4 Jas. \. Shirley, Stephen Bynum,
q John l.. Johnson.
Gen. Clark made few remarks apprC
Rpriae TO the occasion, in reference to Il
& character Of The Uusirious dead; and c,
Z pressed 4 hope that every citizen wou
h share IN the desire to be present and join
1.-The tribute Of respect to the memory of
4 distinguished a Citizen. P,TUIoT, ORATr
Hand STATESMAN.
On motion of r. T. Prcwitt. Esq, Ii
;sname Of the Chairman was added to the fir
L commilter, who are 10 report at the ne
kmeeting.
X Resolved, That the proceedings Of til
Smceting be published in the Glasgo
4 Times and the Howard County Banner.
On motion, the meeting djourncd to Il
,Btimc and place above named.
n ROLAND HUGHES. Chm n.
4 LELAND WrGGHr, Sec'y.
Il layette, July Sd, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Henry CLAY.


The Louisville Journal closes an eloquent
tribute to the memory of Mr.. CLAY, with
the following beautiful language:
And throughout that trying conflict which
has just ceased--the conflict between the
bodily powers and disease--how did the
champion in so many Senatorial conflicts de-
port himselfy For months he has been ly-
ling on his couch, looking forward from day
ITO day for the approach of the conqucror OF
the great and the small. Did his heart
shrink in this last conflict? Did his nerve
4 iutter and his check blanch and his eye turn
scoward-lile away? Oh 10! The noble
| Clay was n hero 10 the last \ Christian
4 hero who had made his peace with his Ma.
Sker, he could look with calmness, with hope
I and with confidence into the spirit-worlt
(which was so clear to his vision--tor as thC
smortal vision becomes dim, the vision that is
/ imiroTtal Is brightcncd-on whose scenes Of
! bliss he was TO enter so soon, and on which
he now has entered and where his unin
i cumbered spirit will hold converse with thu
EsageS and the patriots of all time wandering
.beSide the crystal streams Of Paradise
zThe Christian hope and love'and meekncs
(which marked his closing hours, formed
SmoSt beiititng finale to a life Of untiring ant
i deyoted services in the cause OF his country
! No greater boon can befall those Of his il
slustrious cotempoaries whose footsteps sul
Slihger on the shores Of time, than a close o
4lfe as calm and as radiant with immorta
phopc as was that Of the Sage of Ashland.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, July s, 1852.
DEATH OF MR.. CLAY.

Hon. Henry CLAY died in Washington
City, on Tuesday June 18th, few minutes
past II o'clock.
His death had been daily looked for, du-
ring several weeks, and the country was
prepared to hear it. II was received every
where, and by every body, with profount
regret and heart felt sorrow.
He is gone, but like all good and grea
men, his name and fame viii live On the pa.
yes of history, and in the hearts Of his coun
trymen, to the latest day and generation
1t will be seen the citizens o. our place
and the county, have taken proper steps {,
pay suitable honors 10 his memory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Hon. J. S. Green.

This gentleman is on the South side Of the
river, canvassing. Between The Wings
the Benton meu, and his Caiiforuiaand Ore.
gon votes, the saw mill boy has hard time
OF it. He had better be in the shade, drink.
ing stump water, for the people have deter
termined to send Miller back, who does at
tend to their interests well aud efficiently.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Administration Notice.

NOTICE. IS hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the COUNTY
.couri Of Howard county, in vacation, letters t,sr'
lmeltory on the estate of st. Clair Page, deceass
.beal;ug date Both June, 1852.
All persons indebted to said estate are REQUESTED
To make immediate payment, and those bgying.
sclains against it to present them properly auhenG
scated IN one year from The date Of said letters or
.they may be precluted from having any benefit of
said estate, aud if not presented in three wear,
lthey viii be forever barred.
GARRETT W. MOREHEAD.
july " Iooz'-'' Executor.
G7r blank Deeds, handsomely execute 4
ION tine paper for sale at this atic,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
ExeCutOr's sale of Slaves.

ID Y virtue of the last will and testament of ST
ID Clair Page, decd and in pursuance of an
order of the county court of Howard county
u win sell 10 the highest bidder before the Court
House door in the town Of Fayette, on TpegJyr.
THE 2d dag Of august merit, and while the cuur'y
Q court is in session, seven likely negroes +,
-. consisting Of one negro man. woman anaEs'
~ child, two boys and two girls The sai4 &.
inegroes will be sold on a credit Of twelve months
bond and approved security required Of the p,..
;chasers. GARRETT W. MOREHEAD,
July 8, lS52.-td Executor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

We are authorized to announce R0bt
VI. Patrick candidate for Constable o.
Richmond Township, at the ensuing IN
gust election,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

ZFGov. Jones, Of Tennessee, made
capital speech at the great Wing Ratification
Meeting in New York. We have room bu
for one brief extract:
They were mistaken if they supposed tina
Winfield Scott would be led by any man..
He had spent his life in building up a namt
that would live after he should be gotherct
Ito his fathers, and he would not tarnish tina
name now. He was called '(uss and fcath
'ers," andi was well; for in November mex
.hc would make the greatest fuss that eve
before was made. and would make the fcath
Icrs fly in beautiful confusion. Cheers.
He was also called the man who tool; g
,hasty plate of soup" Laughter. Well
the old man had never had time to SIT at lon,
dinners, hut if the wanted man who coult
3out-sit any other man at dinner, the,
might vote for Franklin Pierce. He wa
so very slow that whenever his horse in
sisted upon going into trot. he tainted
rather than 60 with him, and was always 5
Extremely slow as never TO be in battle
though lie went TO Mexico.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

a SrYsIDLE PREsrNr.--We are indebted
Ito our young friend AnYER, Of the Kate
,Swiuney, for fine Pile, one of the most de,
ilicious OF fresh water fish, brought from the
Rapids, on the Mississippi. 1t was duly
SERVED and discussed, with thanks TO III,
donor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

Spoke in ST. Louis last Thursday, in Floris
SAINT Saturday, in Hannibal on Tuesday i
Palmyra yesterday, and is to speak at Pari
Saturday. He comes 10 Huntsville and thi
place, and viii most pr2babIy speak at til
former.
Where is Price
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08
Benton on the Election.

Read the extracts from Col. Btmluu's =,
Louis speech. on over first page. and "a!
the attention of union democrats to it,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. WEBsRER.--A let
tor from Washington says that Secretar,
Webster has expressed his intention of re
signing as soon as he can arrange the bust
ness Of the State Department. As Mr.
Lawrence is coming home, it is supposed
the mission to England may be rendered t,
lhim.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

1.-The Pittsburgh Post, very proni
nent Democratic organize leading one, in
deed, in Western Pennsylvania-give it
opinion of the Wing nomination as follows:
The Shareholders have put Gen. Scott upon the
dark and bloody platform; and every Wig edto
and Wing politician in the North has been W5hiPpe
now rules Whiggery-the fact can neither be de
MED nor ''repudiated."
Yet the locofoco press Of Missouri de
nounced Gen. Scott as free soiler!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

1.-The elegant little Steamer Kate Swim
Iney went as for mp as Brunswick, on he
last trip, and will, we understand run t,
that point the remainder of the season. w,
commend Capt. Goddin, his officers anc
boat to- the favorable consideration of ship
pers and travellers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

HAsTY PLATE OF SouP.--A news pa
per has been started at Harrisburg, Penn
called the "Hasty Plate of Soup" Til
wings there are rather hasty and mean t
give Gen. Scott rou,nC majority. in greg
great haste.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-08

NEW Wharf.-The Evening News 0
Saturday, announces the first arrival in St
Louis, of New wheat, from Chester. Iii
nois. which was sod al 10 cents