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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08

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Den mubten.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Wing Sounds.

We learn from the official proceedings
of the recent wing meeting in Boone, that
during the absence Of the committee appoin-
ted to report resolutions, "Mr. JANIS WIN
sToS, Of Benton county, was called for and
responded in an able and effective speech,
Astounding in arguments against Democrat
ic" policy which told well upon the assem-
bly,. Mr.. WINSTON having concluded, CO..
JOSEPH DAVIS, Of Howard, was invited 10
take the stand, which he did, delivering q
thrilling and wcll-timed appeal 10 the Wings,
replete with sound doctrine cogently ex-
pressed"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9

HousE.-Mr. Orr yesterday introduced
bill TO facilitate counsel living at distance
from Washington, by classifying the docket
of the Supreme Court. Referred to COM
mittee of the whole.
The bill granting the right of way and a
portion of the public lands to Missouri, to
aid in the construction of certain railroads,
which was pending on adjournment yester-
day. was taken up.
Mr.. Miller insisted on the justice of the
claim. One of these roads commenced at
Hannibal, on the Mississippi, 100 miles
above St. Louis, and near Quincy, Illinois.
From this point the road had been sur
veyed TO St. Joseph on the Missouri river,
$50 miles above st. Louis, which would
form connecting link with the road to New
York. The other road, commencing at St.
Louis, beginning at point 100 miles
south of the beginning of the Hannibal
road, is in the latitude of other import
ant cities, towns, and other roads already
completed or in progress. 1t will also be
connected with the Cincinnati company.
The road has already been incorporated
and can be finished in five years. 1t will
terminate at the Western boundary of Mis-
souri,. There is now an available capital of
four millions, or two-thirds necessary of the
amount for these roads. Now Missouri
asks only portion Of the thirty millions of
acres of the public lands in that State to aid
the construction Of such important works.
After lengthy debate the House adjourned,
without coming 10 vote.
SENATE.-In the Senate, to-day, Mr..
Badger presented resolution of the Legis-
lature of North Carolina, against any in
crease in the tariff duty.
The bill regulating the mileage of dele
gates from Oregon, on motion 10 refer the
bill to committee Of territories, was debated
till o'clock, when by consent it was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Broadhead's resolution requesting
the Secretary of the Navy to communicate
contract for dry docks and railways on the
Atlantic and San Francisco, was laid over.
Mr.. Felch introduced bill granting land
to Michigan, 10 aid in the construction of a
plank road from Milwaukee TO Mackinac.
The Iowa railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. Underwood resumed his remarks,
after which the bill was postponed and the
Senate adjourned
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Close of Volume Twelfth.

The present number closes Volume
Twelfth of the Times.
We have issued prospectus for Volume
Thirteenth, which commences onsthe fourth
proximo, and have reduced our club terms
SO low, that the advance subscription price
is virtually One Dollar per annum.
Subscribers to the new Volume will get
the History AMI Result Of the State and
Presidential Elections; the Proceedings Of
the next session of Congress, and the next
Legislature, and the Inaugural Address Of
who ever may be chosen President, together
with every thing else of interest that may
transpire-aH for One Dollar!
We refer our friends again to our pros
pectus, and ask their kindly Offices in behalf
Of the paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Glasgow and Charlton County Plank
Road Company.

Pursuant to public call meeting was
held yesterday in Old Charlton, for the pur-
pose of organising company under the
General Plank Road Law of the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. John D. Lock was
chosen Chairman, and Clark II. Green act
ed as Secretary. Articles of association
were adopted, and some $1,000 of stock sub
scribed. John d. Lock, Judge Shannon and
John D. Perry were appointed a committee
to solicit further subscriptions of stock, and
to call a meeting of the stockholders, for
further organization, and the location Of the
road, when a suficiency of stock should be
procured. The sum of $4,000 is required
to effect a permanent organization, which
we doubt not will be speedily raised an
organization effected, and the work COM
menced. The road is to begin at this place,
run through old Charlton, and thence up the
bottom to the main divide. The present ter
minus will be point for the stockholders to
decide, reserving the privilege of extending
at any future time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

of our rivers and harbors, and donations Of
public land to aid in the construction of such
rail roads as have been chartered by the
General Assembly of the State.
On motion of A. o. Forshe, Esq, the
vote was taken OH each of the resolutions Of
the committee separately. The first reso-
luton having been read, Mr.. Forshey pro-
ceeded to address the meeting in favor of its
adoption. The first resolution, together
with the balance of the series, passed
unanimously.
Col. Young's resolutions coming up for
consideration, he withdrew the second
DR.. VIM. Jewell addressed the meeting in
opposition to the passage ofthe LIST resolution.
Col. Young replied. w. F. Switzler offer
ed the following, being the 10th Art. of the
Amendments to the Constitution Of tina U
States, as a substitute for the resolution, and
addressed the meeting on the subject:
"Resolved, That the powers not delega-
ted to the United States by the Constitution
nor prohibited by it TO the States, are re.
served 10 the States respectively, or TO the
people,"
Col. Young withdrew his first resolution
the substitute of course was likewise with.
drawn, and the resolution numbered three
and four were passed, thereupan the reso
lufions of the committee and those of Col
Young numberd three and four (on motion
of Col. Y. were passed unanimously as al
entirety.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Drugs and Medicines.

CuAnLEss, Blow & Co., publish their
annual circular in to-day's paper, to which
the attention of their old friends and Gus
toners and the public generally, is invited.
Their old customers need no invitation to
call-but we advise all who have never dealt
with them to give them call. Their ex-
tensive establishment is worth the time and
trouble, just in the way of sightseeing, and
they will be found attentive and polite.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

DTED-In Brunswick, of measles on the 18th,
Mrs. MARTHA FLEETWOOD, sister of Rev. B. F.
Ashby.
In Brunswick, of measles, on the 18th, CALL,
aged l wear, and on the 18th, LORENZO. aged
years, children Of Fac. and Sarah E. Mitchell.
In Brunswick. of measles, on the 18th, LEILA.
only child of c. ]. and Maria Terrill, aged 10
months.
of small pox, at the mouth of Grand River,
on the 18th, Judge WILLIAM BOYER, of Linn
county. He was on his way home from Califor-
MIA.
AT the residence of the late Joseph Sears. near
Fayeite. of erysipelas, on the 10Th, Capt. CHAuN-
.cY MoNsELL, long resident of this county.
in this city on the 23d, after painful illness
of eight days, HENRY CLAY, infant son of Dr. H.
H. and Lucy S. Cropp,aged one year, seven months
and ten days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
RANDOLPH HOUSE,
On Main street, in the centre Of 7o,rn,
Huntsville, Mo,

THIS well known stand, which was formerly
i kept by Withers, and also by Goggins & Rri-
therford, having changed hands is now kept by The
subscriber, who has purchased the above property.
He takes this method to inform his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to accommo-
date all who may favor him with call; and TO
furnish his table at all times with the best the mar
ket and country affords and will spare no pains 10
make his guests comfortable while they may make
their stay with him. He deems it unnecessary to
say anything in recommendation of his manner of
keeping apublic house; having several years. ex-
perience, he is satisfied to leave that TO those who
have and may hereafter patronise him.
JOHN B. SMITH.
There is attached to the house a first-rate STA
Bile, which will be well supplied at all times with
Grain and Provender, and also Hacks, Bugges,
and Riding horses of the best, for the accommoda-
ton of all who may wish TO use them for pleasure
or otherwise, kept by w. G. RUBY.
kB- The Stage for Glasgow and Hannibal leaves
this house every day for one or the other place.
Feb26-t JOHN B. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

MuRDER.-Llst Saturday young man
named John K. Best deliberately shot Will
liam Wallace at grocery in Miami, Mo.
The wounded man lived but few hours.
Best is only eighteen years old, and came
recently from Kentucky-a grandson Of Eb-
en-. Best, formerly well known in sporting
circles. He fled through the tangled thick
els o'the Missouri bottom, and the next MORN
ing crossed the ferry 10 this place, where
he was recognized and apprehended in a
grocery. Wallace is represented as an in
offensive man with large and dependent
family. The excitement is very great
against his slayer. Best remained in the
Ca'aboose here over night, when he was
taken back TO Miami by the citizens of that
place, and had his examination there on
Thursday before Justice Graham He was
committed for further trial to the Jail at
Marshall. The prosecution was conducted
by w. 7. Kelly, Esq, and the defence by
Messrs. w. II. swi'z'er and c. w. Bell of
this place, and w. NJ. O'Bsnnon of Saline
county, Brunswicker, 2lst
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Thirty-Second Congress.--First Session
WAsHINGroN, Feb, Is.

WAsHGNGToN, Feb, Is.
SENATE.-The motion to print Kossuth's
letter of thanks, after much debate, pre-
vailed.
The Chair submitted a report of the Post
Master General, showing the amount of re-
ceipts and expenditures for the quarter end
ing September 30th, 1851.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent, transmitting letter from the United
States commissioners, under the conven-
ton with Brazil, setting forth the causes
which impeded the conclusion of the COM
mission.
The bill granting land to Iowa for rail
road purposes was taken up and debated
until adjournment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
China. Glass and Earthenware.

See advertisement of Messrs. r. H.
MILLER & Co., of St. Louis, in another
column. This house has extra facilities
in their line of business-long experience
and extensive capital--and offer superior
inducements to their friends and customers.
We heard one of our shrewdest merchants
remark the other day that St. Louis was the
best market for this description ofgoods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Daily Mail.

The Daily Mail went into operation on
Monday last, bringing us Saturday mornings
papers from St. Louis 1t failed to bring
us any eastern yesterday and day before,
however, though it arrived in good time,
with the letter and way mail. The post
masters must be at fault somewhere on the
route, which we trust will soon be remedied.
As soon es they get used tothe "daily gear, u
we shall be able to give our readers forty
eight hours later news than heretofore.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Another Gone.

Ex-Governor Thomas Carlin, of Illinois,
died at his residence, near Carlinville, in
that State, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at q
ripe old age.
The deceased in his life filled many i'm
portant offices in his State. As man and
citizen, he was much esteemed by those who
knew him intimately. His memory will
live long after him in the recollection of nu-
merous friends.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

CoLLAPsED.--The fue of the boiler Of
Capt. John f. Nicholas circular saw mill,
between this place and Fayette, collapsed
last week. No one was seriously hurt
The boiler was thrown some fifty yards
from its place, and went with such force as
to knock down stumps, &c., and finally par
TALLY buried itself in the ground. 1t was a
new boiler and had been used but a short
time, and the accident was the result of de-
feet. The machinery was much injured
Capt. N. has ordered new boiler, and
will be driving ahead again in few days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
(ror the st. Louis Prsss.)
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
New YoRx, Feb. 10.

New YoRK, Feb. ~.
The Georgia, with San Francisco mails,
arrived at ii this forenoon from Chagres,
which place she left ON the It'll. She left
HAVANA on the l4th, with cighty-six pas
sengers. The Philadelphia arrived at Ha-
vana on the l4th, and sailed immediately
The Pioneer sailed from Chogres for New
York on the 9Th, with forty passengers.
Sixteen hundred men are at work on the
Panama railroad which is to be opened to
Millers' station by return of the next stea-
mer; this will avoid 80 miles of river navi-
cation.
The Isthmus is crowded with passen-
gers waiting conveyance to California.
The inhabitants of Chagres are preparing
to remove to Navy Bay, on anticipation Of
the steamers running there.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
A Whig Ticket.

"a Wing" hands us the following tickle
Tor publication, which we cheerfully give
place, simply remarking, if the Convention
will adopt it, or give us as good p one, W
shall have no fears for ihe result:
Governor,
William T. Wood, of Lafayette.
Lieut.. Governor,
John S. Waddell, Of Greene.
Secretary Of STATE,
John c. Richardson, of st. Louis.
attorney General,
Robt. T. Prewitt, of Howard.
.Auditor,
Philander Draper, of Pike.
Treasurer,
E. B. Cordell, Of Cole.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

HowARp ClRouIr CouRT--SrEcIAL
TERM.--A special term of the Howard
Circuit Court is set for Monday, to try a
person now confined in the Jail at Fayette,
on charge of attempting to induce negroes
to run away.
The County Court also meets on Mon
day
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26

STATE HOUSE BuRNT.-The State House
at Columbus, Ohio, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday the lst inst. The fire was first dis
covered in the Senate Chamber The clerks
papers were all saved, but large mass Of
valuable documents were consumed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
st. Louis Signal---Daily and Weekly

Mr.. T. w. Smith, Agent for this paper
is now in this section, soliciting subscribers.
The Signal is new paper, neutral in poll
tics, and is conducted with ability and spirit.
The Daily is furnished at So per annum,
and the Weekly at 81.
Mr.. S. is also Agent for the Valley Far
mer, an Agricultural paper published in
St. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
The Prometheus Affair.

Inc papers contain inc correspondence
between our Minister at London, and the
British Secretary Of State, relative to the
firing into the United States steamer Pro-
melheus, by The British brig-of-war Ex-
press, in the port Of San Juan de Nicaragua.
The delay in settling the affair was occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Lord Palmer
ston, and the time necessarily occupied in
appointing his successor. The British Gov
eminent disavow the oct of the captain Of
the Express in the following explicit and
frank manner:
"Her Maiesty's Government
have no hesitation in offering an ample apol-
oey for that which they consider to have
been an infraction of treaty engagements;
and her Maiesty's Government do so with
out loss of time, and Immediately upon the
receipt of the official intelligence above al
luded to, inasmuch as in their opinion it
would be unworthy of the Government of a
great nation TO hesitate about making due
reparation when the acts Of their subordi-
nate authorities had been such MS not TO adj
nit of justification. As her Majesty's Co.
vernment have full confidence that the Gov
eminent of the United States is actuated by
o similar feeling, they hope that this mutu-
al confidence will induce each nation TO re-
fer at once TO each other in all cases Of such
disputes; and until due time has elapsed for
the necessary explanations 10 be received to
defer taking any steps which might lead TO
collision, and thus much aggravate the ORR
ginal difficulty"
The locofoco prints have made point
of harping on this affair, with view TO
bringing discredit on President Fillmore
and his administration; and in their eager
ness 10 find fault and detract from the grow
ing popularity of the President, "cowardice
and imbecillty" have actually been charged.
Now that the affair has been honorably and
adjusted, these prints will never notice it
again, but instead of giving the result, will
trump up some other story, and give it as
extensive circulation as possible. The ad-
ministration was abused for not interposing
for the relief of the Cuban prisoners, and
just as the opposition was in the heighth Of
their villification, it was announced that
through the intervention of our government
they had been released. So in the case oil
Mr.. Thrasher. The latest SANDER on the
President is in reference TO the Irish exiles
A large delegation from Baltimore called or
the President, and urged his interference fol
the relief of the Irish exiles. The orposi
ton papers at once charged that the Presi
dent received the delegation coldly, and ap
pealed TO the Irish to assist in breaking hin
down, but before the ink of their SANDER.
had dried, the head ofthe delegation publish
ed letter, thanking the President for hi.
cordial reception, and prompt approval o
their course, so far as the constitution anc
laws permitted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Boots and Shoes.

The attention of the trade is called to the
advertisement of Messrs. NoRTH s. ScorT,
st. Louis, in to-day's paper. They offer
extra inducements to dealers, and merchants
visiting the city would consult their own in
terests by giving them call. Mr.. JoHS
w. TooLEy, formerly of this section, is con-
nected with this house.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
II A X Il NOT ICE
Big Missouri Cash store again

Big Missouri Cash store again.
T HAVE now determined 10 offer my entire
l. stock of LADIES' Dress Goods at
PRIME EASTERN COST,
for the purpose of making room for large stock
and great variety of goods, which l expect TO
receive by the first of April.
The articles which offer at cost. consists in
part of Muslin deLaines, Calicoes, large assort-
ment of ladies' Hosiery silk, wooden and cotton,
ladies' Gloves of every variety, fine assortment
of Ginghams and Alpaccas, white barred muslins,
satin striped do. apron checks, shell tuck combs,
dress trimmings. thread and cotton lace and great
variety of articles too numerous to mention, all of
which will be offered at cost. without adding any
thing for transportation, insurance, or interest
Feb2 6 d. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
NOTICE..

HAVING disposed of the general agency and
L proprietorship for the United States, as also
stock on hand, and in hands of agents, of our ma
nufacture of medicines, to Messrs Downing & Co.
of ST. Louis, all agents heretofore appointed or
with, and receive further supplies from them
d. MORTIMORE & co.
st. Louis, January 9, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
Californians.

W. B. Tally and William Martyr, Of this
place, Garland Maupin and Michael Woods,
of the vicinity, John Moore, of Charlton,
reached home few days since from Cali
fornia, all in good health. A number of
persons residing above, and in the interior,
have passed up and arrived in the last ten
days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
R. H. MILLER g. CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
China. Glass, and Earthenwarc,
No. "a Main ST, bft,ccen Chestnut and Pinf,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
yI,HE subscribers once more call the attention OF
their friends. and all who are in want OF
goods in their line to the fact that they are prepared
10 receive them on the most liberal and accommo-
dating terms, and have on hand and now arriving,
n very large and well assorted stock of goods, or
dcred expressly for this market, comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles not to be
met with elsewhere in this CITY,
The long experience of our principal (havng
been thirty years an importer Of Earthenware,)
enables us to offer unusual inducements as to va
riety and quality of stock. Their stock consists
in part Of -.
C. c., blue edged. dipt, painted, printed, white
granite, flown, blue and mulberry earthenware. :.
Pure white. enameled, lustre, blue figured and
gold band, English China; white, gold band, and
decorated French do.
All the varieties of American, cut, plain and
pressed glassware of Eastern and Western manu-
facture.
German and Bohemian glassware, great va
riety.
English T. d. pipes; American pipes and pipe
heads.
A large assortment of looking glasses, elegant
iapanned tea trays, of our own Importation.
Britannia coffee and tea pots, castors, pitchers,
&C., great variety, of first rate quality.
A large and elegant assortment of Cornelius 4
Co.'s celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers, gi-
randoles, &C.. gilt, olive and damask. Together
with great variety Of articles not usually import
cd for this market.
We are prepared TO offer large stock of goods,
ordered expressly for the Santa Fe trade, unusu-
ally favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for the country trade, in
the best manner, constantly on hand.
Our goods are put up in tie best manner, by
careful and experienced packers, and may be
transported any distance by wagon or otherwise,
without risk or breakage. We take pride in re-
fcrrng to our old customers to our packing, and
the good condition in which or goods are gener-
ally received. Call and see.
feb26-tamS5. r. II. MILLER e co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
NOTICE,
TO Agents, Druggists, g. Merchants,

HAVING purchased the proprietorship for d.
IL Mortimore & Co.'s manufacture of medi-
cnes, as also stock oh hand, and amounts in hands
of agents throughout The United States, We would
respectfully announce TO our agents that we will
continue the manufacture at the same stand, Medi-
cal Depot, No. 1876 North Third street, st. Louis,
where we shall be happy TO see them and furnish
new supplies. All payments " future will be
made to us, or our authorised agents. We win also
furnish druggists and merchants, who may desire
the agency, on reasonable terms, or fill orders of
purchase at very favorable rates.
DOWNING & CO., Proprietors
Feb26-4t Medical Depot, St. Louis, Mo.