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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28


G. II. GREEN, Ese.-There seems to be
a good deal of interest manifested in GER
tain quarters, to know how the friends Of
Col. Benton will vote in the election for
Representative in Congress next Monday;
and well there may be, for without their
vote, the whole notification fabric falls to
the ground, and its great architect, c. F.
Jackson, retires TO the fertile prairies of
Saline, 10 indulge in those fayoriie agrcul-
tural pursuits, from which he is only now
tarrying in order to see the result Of the
contest.
|, sir, am Benton Democrat, and while
regard the Jackson resolutions as mischiev-
Gus and unnecessary, l do not believe their
repuied author who now aspres TO posi-
ton beside Col. Benton in the Congress OF
the United States, or any one else concern
ed in the passage Of them, cared two straws
for the principles contained in them. re-
gard the whole matter simply as trick OH
the part of certain aspiring one-horse poll
ticians-Jackson, Napton, Birch, i'd est ON
mes genus growing out of jealousy of the
great name and lofty position of Col. Ben
ton, 10 so ensnare him by their passage, as
instructions 10 him after the adjournment of
Congress, as to place him in false position
among the people, while they should ride
into power and place on the strength of his
temporary discontinue. That they failed,
most signally, TO catch the old gentleman
mapping, your readers are all aware; and al
fer having their outposts and pickets driven
in, and themselves hunted from pillar to
post, :nton elected 10 Congress by large
majority from St. Louis district, and scarce
any body left poor enough 10 do them hom-
age, they all at once receive a portion Of
courage from the Phelps and Lamb delec-
ton, and make great stand in the Third
Congress onal District, presenting their
High Priest as the standard bearer, and
with whom they stand or fall. Now the
question is not, TO my mind, whether De-
mocrat or wing goes 10 Congress from this
district, but whether their Internal counsels
shall succeed, and G. F. Jackson have the
chance 10 shoot pop guns and squibs at the
man that Missouri delights TO honor, the
great advocate of highway TO the Pacific
and the champion of everything that tends
10 orr advancement among the States Of this
Union. Against such result l do most
earnestly protest, and for one avow that
would, under no circumstances, by any act
or speech of mine, do anything 10 advance
the election of Mr.. Jackson to Congress.
On the contrary, if vote at ALL l shall vote
for his opponent.
Yours, Respectfully,
"a BENTON DEMOCRAT"
OF Howard County.
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Anecdote-Antidote.

We understand there is an old democrat
ic friend in the county, who is quite out
with Mr.. Lindley, because he told too man
anecdotes. Upon being asked how he liked
Mr.. L. he replied, ooh, he is very smart
young man, but | don't like his antidotes. -
Our old friend wanted something more sol
id, and we think he stands in need of it; be-
sides, it was distressing 10 democrat 10
hear the anecdotes as well as antidotes, that
were played of on, and prescribed Tor
Jackson, by Lindley.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
FARM COH SALE.

@::A THE undersigned wishes to sell the farm
Miii on which he resides, situated in Howard CO.,
adjoining the town Of New Franklin. Said farm
contains about 375 acres, the land is of good
quality, and three hundred acres under fence, two
hundred acres in cultivation, and one hundred in
pasture. There is on the premises good Brick
Dwelling, containing eight rooms, and kitchen
good out houses Of every kind, well of good
water, and several good springs near the dwelling
ebearing orchard OF excellent fruit, and a saw
and grist mill.
This farm is in desirable part Of Howard CO.
and convenient to schools, &C.; persons wishing
to purchase good farm for stock raising, or agri.
ccture purposes, would do well TO call and exam.
inc said farm. JAS. H HAYTER.
New Franklin, July 81, 1853 5m".
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Administration Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court of Ran
dolph county, letters of administration de bonis
NON, on the estate of Bennett Rice, deceased, dated
June 9th, 1853
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againstit 10 present them properly anthem
tcated within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precuded from having any benefit
of said estate; and If not presented in three years
they will be forever barred
GEO. w. CAMERON,
Jy2l-3w Admir-. de bonis non.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

N@The candidates We're TO speak yes
terday, at Shel6yvile, and close the can
vass, according TO their own appointments.
The editor OF the Bloomington Republican,
(donkey-like, which he can't help, howev-
er,) made sundry appointments Tor them,
and it is probable Mr.. Jackson will speak
some where on his way home. He would
like, no doubt, to make one speech, without
Lindiey to answer him. He could do bet
ter, we think, under such circumstances.
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STRAY HORSES.

Tn STRAYED from the subscriber, in
"a March last, two two-year-old fIleys. one
bay with white hind feet, white spot in her fore
a very small white spot in her forehead, and rather
slender built. Any information concerning The
above stroys will be thankfully received, and any
reasonable charges Paid. Address
Jy2l Pm HENRY GARNETT, Fayette, Mo.
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sPOTswOOD s. KIRKBRIDE.

E. X. SPoTswooD ...... IONA. KIRKBRIpE,
Glasgow, Mo. Columbia, Mo.
HAvE established themselves permanently in
l. l. Glasgow, for the purpose of transacting a
general Dry Goods and Grocery business. Those
who may favor them with their custom may be
assured Of fair dealing, and goods at moderate
prices.
In order to make room for our Fall Importatons,
the goods we have bought OF d. Bronson will be
sold at VERY Low PRICES.
Glasgow, July 81, 1858.
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FALL TRADE.

undersigned will start East, after fall and
] winter goods, on Friday the Sh inst, and begs
leave 10 return his sincere thanks for the very large
increase of business over any previous wear. AMI
would ask of his friends and customers call early
in September, 10 examine his stock and prices. No
pains will be spared in selections, which win be
made ny him in person, in the Atlantic cities.
Our stock now on hand is very complete for the
season, and will be sold at low prices to make
room for fall goods. ''
july7 LOGAN d, CAMERON
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FIFTH CALI.

TINE Stockholders of the Glasgow and Hunts
l. vile Plank Road are hereby notified that a
call has this day been ordered by the Board of D-
rectors, of ten dollars per share, due and payable
on the 10th day Of August next.
PROMPT PAYMENT is REQUIRED
A. SAVAGE, Sec. G. & H. P. r. C.
July %, 1S53.-3t
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NCTTCE.

T HAVE sold my stock of goods, and now call
l. upon all indebted 10 me 10 call and settle their
accounts, and save time and trouble, as wish 20
close my business as soon as possible; my success
sors, Messrs. Spotswood & Kirkbride are expert
enced merchants and intend buying large stock of
Goods TO sell on the usual terms; my friends will
do well 10 give them call.
n RRnNcnN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
C. MAJOR a candidate for Treasurer Of
Howard county at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
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SEND THE RESULT.

We make special request Of our friends
to send us the result of The election, as ear
" as Correct returns can be obtained.
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Preaching.

Rt. Rev. Bishop HAWKS will preach in
the Presbyterian Church this evening at
candle-lighting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

@ A likely Negro man for sale, 90 years of
n age, five feet nine or ten inches high, weighs
~ Ips', every way sprightly and stout, and
rusty Inc want of money is the cause of sell
ng. Enquire Of the editor. iulv "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

SoDA.-Mr. Shafer is dealing ont this
refreshing beverage to all thirsty SOULS
Give him call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

STATEMENT OF TREAsURER's ACCOUNT, as
submitted TO the Stockholders of the Glasgow
nual meeting in Huntsville on the 9th day of June,
1853:
DIR.
To cash received on calls of stock .S27, $50 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Notice--Fivc Gents Reward.

A BSCONDED from the subscriber, abount one
"A month since, without justice, cause or prov
ocation, JOHN CREWS, an indentured appren-
tice. All persons are forbid harboring or credit
ing said boy on my account; and win give five
cents reward for the delivery of said boy to me.
Z. c. TERRlLL, near Roanoke.
July 2S--3w
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BLACKS ITHINC,

a WILLIAM KADEN respectfully in
as forms the citizens of Howard and adjoining
" counties that he is prepared TO do all work
in the above line in superior manner.
Particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing, re-
pairing broken Machinery, ironing Buggies, Car
riages, &C., &c. Work entrusted 10 him w,ll ba
done in the best manner and on reasonable terms.
G15 Shop first door below Thrailkil & Carson,s.
Glasgow. May 10, 1859.
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DnIdNCt CASH Oh HaIlU '''''' '''''' S2,UI4 "A
Balance of stock due and uncoected,
marked delinquent list umount,".. $4,000 90
N. B. COATES.
Treas. G. l. II. p. X. Co.
Huntsville, June 9th, 1853.
The above report having been submitted to the
Stockholders, was on motion received
], D. PERRY, Pres.
F. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y
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i FINE PROOF JACK FOR SALE

w. THE SUBSCRIBER has proof Jack.
Ma five years old. of good size and Form
9h@I. which he wishes TO dispose Of. Any per,
son wishing to purchase, can get further pnrticn-
lars. by application TO w. S. BROWN,
je30 3m.' Miami, Saline county Nc
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JOHN M. DAVIES, JONES 8. CO.,
lo4 and lo6 William Street, corner John,
NEW YORK.

MPORTERSo of Gen lemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, ,Suspenders, Cravats, Scarfs.
&C., selected in France, England, and Germany.
by one OF the firm resident in Europe, which en-,
sures 10 purchasers the newest and most desirable
brated Patent Shirts. Stocks and Ties Of every
description, Purchasers will find the stock wcII
worthy their attention ivid / month
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Glasgow Classical and Mathenot-
iCRI Ecltnag

TIVE SUBSCEl BER will open on the LIST Mon
L day in September next, in The city of Glasgow.
a Classical and Mathematical School for boys.Z
He expects, by punctous regard Of duty. and
untirng zeal, 10 impart 10 his pupils high mental
and moral culture to render himself acceptable to
the public. The course of instruction viii EN-
brace the Latin, Greek and English branches,-.
Should the patronage Of the school demand II, an
experienced assistant will be employed.
TERMS Fou SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English branches. ......S7 so
Higher " 10 90
Latin and Greek branches 80. .........l2 so
There will be an additional charge made to de-
fray the expenses Of room rent, fuel &c.
yl4 VIM. II. GAINES
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Tubs and Buckets.
II Dozen buckets, 10 nests tubs; forsale by
lO kyi2 j. 8. THOMSON
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ron coNeREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
j A ES J. LIN D L E 7,
OF Lewis County.
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.

Thursday Morning, July %, 1858.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Fashion inrunernIs.
ny FANNY FERN

II has become Questionable in New York
to attend funerals to the grave Even the
mulher may not accompany the li!eless form
If her beloved el.ild beyond the threshhold,
Without VIOLATING ha dread law Cushion.
Are there such mothers! Lives there
ore whA at Fashions bidding stands back.
nor presses her lip To the little marble form
thai once lay warm aud qui,oring beneath
her htart,irIng, ; whu With unlimmel eye
feealh the trusting clap of that tiny hanl
the loving glance Of ilai loved eye, the mu.
SIC Of that merry laugh-its low pained
mnan or It's last iulteriug heart quyer =
Who would not rather than strange hands
should touch the bahe. hegaflf rubc its dain.
Is limbs for burial who shlinks not.
Start not, when the tarrless business hand
remo,cs the darling from It's cradle bed,
whore loving eyes - iii have watched it.
msy sIumbcrs To is Inst cold dgcamless pil.
luR who fingers nai when all have gone,
anl yaiuly ariyes. With sraiuiug cyts. 10
pierce below that little fresh laiu mound -
@lu. when merry gfuup 60 dancing by.
stap= not viii sulln thrill, TO touch some
sunny head, oF gaze in.o spmo soit blue eye.
la. bas opened alfesh the Guuut Of tear.
aud sent 10 the ifoubled lips the mumur.
IN hcari.plaiul, would Ia God had died
tof thee my child-my child who when
lie ninlry blast eanes edlying By. .hu1.
defs mol, because slie eauuui tod 10 her own
saFn breast ,he li.ile lonely sleeper in the
eaii ehugchyafd
Aud oh !, there one, who with such
Treasure laid ia heaven, elings MT the les
u earth, strives MT the murc 10 keep her
spiiii unGoilej. fears nai the less the dim.
fafk valley cleglel b. a ehgrub yuiea. inaa.
dIbIe ave 10 the dying molhers car
On styny-eyedi sioaa -heaHcl, rclentless
lashiun turn lot Us aay into uishi il thou
Wit, del0rn our mamen half cloihe with
hmsy fabric our victim children; wrng
lhe Ia,t penny from the i ching, oyertaskcl,
luilug husband, b4aisi 10 "a, bafk uoo{F
Ny rJHaify Cousin Comfort reign su.
lrcms ia ,ug banquet hall leycl uulispul.
ell at the dance but when tlat grim guest
slsH, none invite c.-wh0m none d1uy, strides
with d,iWl itunl acfuss the threshold
back thou houtlcs harlequin aud leave us
alone with lhe dead 50 dall We li-l the les
sons those ,vicelg.- lils ,hlll teach Us.
"a. o. tlmIyH
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
| From &t. hmpts Eagie 4 Eaqmrer, Nee. 81
shocking ARRAY.

One Of tie most distressing fights il has
ever bccn cur duty 10 record, occurred On
board the steamboat Dresden, last Friday.
at or near Helena, Arkansas. Our inform.
alton in regard 10 this aiFray is to this effect.
An American lady aud her children had IA.
ken deck passneo On the Dresden. on their
way South. The lazy was not accompanied
ly a male Iruteetor. Before the boat arfiy.
Gu Al Helena, some lrishmen on the deck
lad il teftred with and abused the LADY, TO
such degree thai she found il necessary
To complain 10 the utlccr Of the boat
They declined Ia prulcei her, and sent her
back to the cabin. Here the lfishmen
again insulted the Lady, and inally whipped
her children. She again appealed to the
eiiicers Of the Leaf for protection. telling
them that, although her necessities had com.
PEELED her 10 lake deck passage yet she uas
apspcctable woman hut the officers again
refused to interfere in her behalf. upon hear.
ing which, noble z5ulel Kcnuckan tuhom
God prcseryc) volunteered to protect her.
and accompanied her 10 the second cabin
When they arrived n the door, be was nc.
eosied by an HislIman. who was Standing
there with an inn poker in his hand. up.
rai.ed, aud questioned as to his intention TO
aid the woman Tie Kentuckian immedi.
alely shot the ld=hman. when the ranr
rushed upon him. lie killed thnee Of thcm
and wounded a fourth. the ball glaaeing
from his ribs aud killing a woman in an nd.
joining berth. TIN kentackian was cut
very badly with knives. aud We regret to
hear bis life was desfairel o.
We were on board Of the Dresden when
she landed at this port There was large
number Of Passengers IN the boat II is
astonishing that nuue Of them intorfcred 10
saye the life Of ftllow.man assaulted by
mob
+. S.-Siuee the aboyo was in type, We
learn from the officers Of the Naomi. that
Two lislmcE and woman were killed, (the
latter acsidenlally,l aud two lrishmen Sc.
ycrcly wounded We learn further that no
appeal was made 10 the officers Of the Dres.
dJn for protection The Kentuckian was
On deck attending 10 his stock, and when he
saw the woman insulied, interposed at once.
lie was armed with revolver, which he cx.
hausicd, and was thyn "A, the mercy Of his
assailan,s
We are glad to hear that the officers of
the boat are not ecuumblc The aiiray
Was the work II few moments.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

to- The Iauisyle "loumala in publishing
the following, which was wfiten ior that paper,
remarks as follows
Truly Is the Louisville Journal ayarel with
the nuhlesl displays ol poeliea geuius. Here /,
Lofty little paem that will fause every spirit
attuned 10 harmony aud great Thoughts, f !,
lfOm the hand oi poet whose ihme IS iamlias
70 eseif liiemfy man in this country aud Great
britain
The aneient wfung mles many a land. whose
gmais
Climb, swarmiug 10 the .,afs bY .laf and might,
Thmnring with piieou, ciamnr Faaud I'M ihruUrs,
Where the aIfHausrl, I'D IN tiadl Hfrai lIaht,
And, ptiins mnnm l1 see iml As faHs slIlI IHIsns,
Aud tortured nations reel beusala tIieif eAuius.
Ffam Hungary AMI France ferea efies go up,
Aud heal agaiilsl the portals el In skies
Far ltalg sltl drink, the bitter cup.
AMI GelmanY Ia ahrri s'upaf In
The kitnni On Poland hIuaif should've rinss
And Time is all one Jubilee of kIHHz
Il will nai te - always. rbW#sl ilf uist
Ire safsnHg multitude with - dssefg
Beyond the neran gtrIi hraeiH=Hshil
Flashing ils hoams into their siArIaa SKY,
Aud leaahna them 10 struggle aHl le Tree
The light ri uidrf Law, aud l.IleHy.
Take heaIi. We bleeding ualiansi aud aaaf chains
Shall shisaf Ike thin glass Il HaNH s nraT
When EAflh shall lrrl through ali bet aHal kein,
The neW hIa,i la,hiug aud h#T iaR cas-
HAL frsriam' trumpet ringing in iIH ky
Calling her hfafrs in c0nquuf 81 Ia lie
Arm. arm Ye inr the struggled 1T fH#zlass
Aeainsi iht lafiy hon stand At Aa#=
Each Iass Thsfuapy'I aui all fHH#fass
iuaug Freedom lafir's,t.sl =aHH Ia IiIH iay
Shall eama wien Right ,ha.l rule aai fauai i.lr
iHnHHH
That sinl t.slzs feet sla'l oils - mala aroau.
AIHEHI ItAE
Liai. Re-. IL. oti. O.. isEI.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

H0w Easy he lIuics.-"With what
case he writes. exclaimed a young lady. as
she laid down ohc Of Washington lr,ing's
volumes. SiraighlWay We made mp our
mind that the young laly did not know what
She was talking about. lrshc had said 'llow
easy il !, to read his works, we might have
ympalhizcd with her amazingly. Then,
finding that we could not make a sa,isfae,o.
ry reply, without compromising our homes.
ty, We fell 10 making a comparison in 81.
lcncc. The steamboat gldcs gracefully
and majcsically through the waters, but i
is no easy power thai gives to the watcr.tra.
weller her steady and rapid motion. It is
true she is beautifully painted aud gildcd;
her cabins are pleasant aud her PROV Is dec.
Grated with sIe,imons Of the sculptors art.
But descend with The engineer to lis frery
domain, gcliur there in the burning pit;
se the heated grease aud listen 10 the burs.
ting steam sec the tremendous power Of
Gre and water combined, until tho strained
aud groauing boiler threatens to burst asun.
der and dc,uge the dock with the heated
fluid. You will perceive that oa,e. although
a mild aud pleasing dam,cl, has eonioun.
ded rough old father,
Little dreamed The admircr Of Irving how
much nson.ging toll was required to beget
thal care which shr So much delighted in
Yet shc wlsuat alone in her crror How
mauy publ hrl thus estimate the toll Of
hi weary aulhor liuv many uadcsman
smiles at the ffifiiug employment Of the
man Of genius We hayc been mad enough
TO eat iiipr supper, when we have heard
poa'Cut draw an imiliOus comparison be-
tween himself and the poor wight whose in.
tcllect supplied him with bread. u get my
living by sweat Of the brow, said he, while
You are irillliug away your time with books
and papers Yes, sec that poor aud hun.
gry being aaHlc from his task by the sound
Of the midnight heil. Sec how bis fingers
grasp the bell conyulsiyely, as be fears his
task will not be accomplished in time-a
slave 10 men whosc pockets are better lined
than there ppricrauiuus. aud who mete out
to him lis travelling pittance with the un.
willing hand uf nn upper servant dealing out
cold pancakes aud sausage ends to beg.
gar See him placing his hands upon his
flashing brain rs the fires Of his fancy dart
upon his withering soul, Ycs-"How easy
he write" "-hidd's LoHl0G Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

Thackcry says a woman's heart is just
like a lithographcr's slonc-whlt is once
written upon il can never be rubbed out.
This is 30. Let an hoiress once fix her af
fectious upon a stable boy. and all The prca'
ching in the world will not get her heart n
boyc oat.boxcg aud curry-combs. "What Is
written on her heart can't be rubbed out.
This fact shows itself not only in love, but
in religion. Men change their gods doz-
zen times, u woman never To convert q
Sister of Charity to Mcthodism would take
greater power than would have to be made
use of to oycrturn tho Pyramids.