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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
J5- Our friend of the Glasgow Times

IT. Our friend of the Glasgow Times
shall receive due notice IN Our next Our
limited amount Of editorial Ills week is at
tributatle to sickness with our hands,
Jefferson Examiner, 18Th.
The above has reference TO an article in
"The Times" of the 18th, and the reply is
postponed TO the Examiners second issue az
Ter it was received, so that we shall not have
an opportunity TO reply, before the election
The "Exomnef," published ont of the dis
trict makes a charge against Mr.. Lindley
that Mr.. jackson Las never dared 10 de-
in the canvass. Mr.. Lindley, here
and at Fayettc, alluded TO the fact, that
the Anti-Bcnton papers charged him
with being a frcesoler, and dared Mr.
Jackson 70 repeat the charge. He die not
MI. Lindlcy has been charged with chang
ing lis position, and threatened with proof
OF the charge. He dared the proof, IN the
presence Of those who were looked TO, {,
make the charge good, and their lips were
sealed.
Oar friend Of the Examiner las taken
high ground since he got on the editorial
stool and the platform. We are credibly
informed, that when he was private citi.
zen Of Charlton, he was strong Ben.
ton man; that he forced candidates who were
before the people, TO declare whether they
would go for Benton or not, for United
State Senator; that lie ridicued the Antics
and said they would be ashamed Of theil
opposition TO Benton. Now he characterizes
Benton and his friends as "freesoiers, >
"disorgunizers, "softs, &c. Getting "or
The platform has opened his eyes wonder.
fully, but they will open wider, if ever he
secs Jackson elected by "lro,n 1900 10 2OOC
majority" You arc greatly ahead of homo
calculations: bare majority is all the,
claim-and they claim that with fear ant
trembling, to keep up Appearances
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Rail Road in Randolph-Lindley
son-Clark.
We make the following extracts from the
letter of a friend in Randolph;

We make the following extracts from the
letter of a friend in Randolph;
The election for subscription of stock in
the North Missouri Railroad is continued
until the first Monday in October. The
Court rescinded their previous order, a lit
tie more cost for the counly,) and the vote
is now 10 be for $4,000 or $4,000 which
ever will get a majority of all the votes
given. But if there is not majority for
either, and the votes for the two taken to-
gether constitute a majority of all the votes
given then the proposition is considered as
carried for $4,000. 1t secures the de-
feat of the $4,000 beyond all doubt, and
does not strengthen the other.
The election for clerk and treasurer has
had good deal TO do with this classification,
But little is now expected from Randolph
county, and if Lindey is not elected, and Il
grant OF land obtained, the chance is bad.
Lindley whipped Jackson awfully in Hunts
vile. Claib's friends here are completely
crest fallen. lie won't get even the full
Anti Benton vote, while Lindley will ge'
all the Wings and more too.
Gen. CIar!; was here. What did he come
for? is frequently asked. Some say it wa'
10 instruct The democracy to vote for AliI
for clerk. Others that he is regularly in
stalled as cob-carrier for the Hon. C. F
Jackson.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

The ''EXa!airern las at last uttered Il
feeble defence on the subject of Jachson's
great speech. II says it has not been pub
lished, but that it will be published, hereqt-
ter! 1t well be published gt;cr The election,
when it can not injure his prospects.
Now we ask special attentionto this sub
jet: Mr.. Jackson delivered three days
speech last February lie Enquirer" says
it was printed, the sheets sent 10 the Book
BINDERS, and then suppressed. The Exam
incr" now says the speech has not been
published, but ,cW be, hereafter. Why was
it not published, and circulated through the
District, in place Of Stewards? 1t would
have driven the Benton democracy, to man,
from him. twas kept back, while Mr..
Jackson canvassed the District, making
hormony speeches, but rs soon as the elec.
ton is over, it will be published. Look ont
Benton men. Mr. Jackson will give you
his real views, after the election. Is this
fair sailing? Does it not smack strongly o.
Mr.. Jackson's double dealing on the subject
of his vote, on the resolutions OF lS47?--
He is on both sides Of th.. question. H'
y is for "union and harmony" now, but afte
The election, he will open his guns agains
Benton and his friends. Mark it
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

The Antics tell you it will be inconsist-
ont for you to vote for Llndley, because he
is Wing.
Did not the Antics in tie Legislature
vote for Geyer, in preference TO Benton
and were they not appouded for ii? Mr.
John p. Sebree of this county did so, and
The Antics sustain that vote Of his.
Did not the Antics of St. Louis vote Gol
Caruthers, Wing, 10 defeat Benton in the
last Congressional canvass? They did, and
we heard Antics here wish they were il
81. Louis, that they might vote for Caruih'
ers, and thus help kill Benton.
Can they blame you, Them for paying
them back in their own coin9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

and il justice to myself and these whom M.
Wright chooses to associate with me did not de-
mand it, the nvidious task should not have been
undertaken. All feel called upon 10 say Of him
this occasion is, that he suffers his preiudices
ard party animosities 10 lead him very often wide
ton in this place, that John G. Miller voted, IN the
Legislature of this State, 10 allow the suffrage of
a free negro to stand on record in contested cleo
ton f ON Audrain county, and in endeayoring to
sustain himself, committed two other grave errors,
IN which he was most palpaby caught.
SO much for the certificates and certificate bull
ders Of the Howard County Banner.
/. p. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Lindleys War Speech.

The Bloomington Republican" is The
author of SANDER on Lindley,to the effect
that he made speech in Schuyler county
some time since, in which he denounced the
Mexican War MIR. Lindlcv replied tc
this attack, the other day al Woodville, and
told Abucr. 90 his face, that he had led
The Bloomington Journal also tells the
Republican editor, that il was he THAT
TOLD THE BAREFACED FALSE
HOOD. So that SANDER Is ramm ID down
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

JESSIE JoHys.--It is rumored that the
gentleman whose name heads this article, is
candidate Cor Congress in this District
This IS not so. Mr.. Johns is prominent
and influential citizen of Knox county-a
Benton democrat-and is opposed 10 the
election OF G. +. Jackson. The Benton de-
mocraoy Of his section desired him TO run
for Congress, but he declined, knowing nc
doubt, that his running would aid Mr.. Jack
sons election, result that he would not
assist in producing, either directly or In
directly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

TP The late hour at which we discover
ed Jacllsons opposition TO the North Mssou-
ri Roll Road, and the room the article on
that subject occupies, excludes several ar
tices in reply to the Banner Of leas. week
We unit them, as being Of last importance
but will yet ho'd that paper responsible
for its slanderous abuse of Wings. Il
shall not style as gallant and patriotic n bDdy
of citizens as the Wings of Howard, free
sellers. L is ralse-yiIainonslY false.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

FAST TRAvEL1NG-Thc "Martha Jew
ett' passed up this morning, at half past
seven o'clock, from St. Louis Tuesday
evening. She made fourteen landings aud
lost about half an hour mending filler
rope. She is making 4 trial run To Lexing-
Ton. We are indebted to her for papers
ahead Of the mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

BoATs BURxEp.-W We learn from Mr..
Stebbins, Geographic operator at this place,
that the steamers bluff City," Highland
Mary" and "Dr. Franklin No. 2" were
burned at St. Louis, Monday night.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

Benton DEMocRArs.-Rcad the CON-
munication Of GA Benton Democrat, OF
Howard county," in to-days' paper. He
talks like friend of sold Ingot," as he is,
when he says, IL would, under no circum.
stances, by any act of mine, do anything tc
advance the election of Mr.. ia ckson."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

L5Messes Page s. Bacon Of St. Louis
have purchased from the Bunk of Missouri
nearly quarter of million Of silver coin,
which the Bank has been accommodating for
years past. A premium Of two per cent.
and upward, was paid, varying with the
description Of coin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
County Treasurer,

County Treasurers are elective now, and
the people Of Howard have TO choose this
officer at the election on Monday. A. Hem
Dirk, present incumbent, and Samuel c. Ma
ior, Esq, ore candidates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Beating Time,

The Bloomington Republican" of the
9th reached here on the Goth, issued in ad-
vance. 10 hel p Jackson. The Banner has
issued two Extras, besides its regular is
sues. We think they betray good deal of
OF alram, considering they boast Jackson will
be elected by two thousand majority. The
Republican" is rullof all kinds of abuse of
Lindley, and the E litor is evidently wrilh-
ing under the scorchng Lindley gave HIM
at Woodville. He is defending Jesse
Johns, and the Benton ren, after saying
before he would join the Bentoniles he
would suffer 10 te cast into heU''! NJ. Johns
will hardly thank Abner, for abiding 10
him and his family. But the richest thing
in this premature issue is the following:
LATEST NEWS!
3 The mail, this minute, brought us the
Banner extra, and a full exposition OF the
plan OF the Wings 10 beat C.-F. Jackson by
hard lying.
This elnlnates from tho freesoil clique Of
Howard, and l. P. Vaughn is selected 10 do
the dirty work.
The Glasgow Times came also by which
we see Vaughn tries 10 get out OF the snap.
J. 7. Stern cerliiies for Vaughn con-
tradiction to all important fact which he
states in his certificate TO lhe Banner
! Stern has lied or one OF the certificates
must have been altered after signing; that in
the Banner can not be the one, for it was
! first: therefore Vaughn or some body else
altered TIE other TO help him out. The
| Wings are in bad snap; have attempted ia
palm oil lie and got caught in it.
This shows how the extra efforts of Ed
dins, and the extra Banner is viewed abroad
Abner gets hold of the wrong end of the
story, cnl accuses his own friends OF lying
and altering certificates. Mr.. Stern's las
certificate was just what his FIRST wouG
,.ayc been, if lie had been properly reported
If any thing was altered, Eldins, Thomson
or some body else, Of Jackson's friends
done the altering. Oh Abmer, you have
given Jackson frienls hard poke. yoa have
knocked their extra into pie, denounced
your own friends as liars, ana accuse thou
OF altering certificates. The Banner GER
tiiicatc being fgst,as you say, ana the secon,
to correct ii, shows, if any was altered, i
WIS the first Ole! What q body you are
We think Jackson and lis friends woul,
pay youto leave the District--and should the,
offer 10 do SO, let US know how much The,
are willing to give, AMI as YOU are very useIu
to ourside, we viii raise on their price, AM
keep you at work. You are doing gooC
service for Lindley.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Randolph County.

Messrs. w. r. Samuel and John J. Al
lin are candidates for Clerk in Randolph
County. B. N. Tracy is candidate for
Treasurer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Charlton County.

Mr.. John T. Doxey has withdrawn from
the canvass for County Clerk in Charlton
county. Mr.. Apologize is the only candi-
date, and is well qualified for the place, hav-
ing been raised in the office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Candidates-August Election.
ANNOUNCEMENT FEE, SO IN ADVANCE.

"a We are authorized 10 announce ADAM
HENDRIX a candidate for Treasurer Of Howard
county, at the ensuing August election.
c-v51 We are authorised to announce ATrREw
CoOpER a candidate for reelection to the office Of
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Howard county.
f951 We are authorised TO announce ANDREW
J. HERNpoN a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee of Clerk of tie County Court Of Howard
county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
o. HENDERSON g. ERO.

y2 HAVE associated my brother, JErFER-
" SON HENDERSON, with me in the ABOVE bust
IL ness. which will be continued at the old
stand on Water street, under the name OF o. Hen
derson & Brother.
To my old friends and the public / an thankful
for past favors and hope BY attention to business,
and new and fresh stock always on hand, the
new firm may receive large share Of their patron
aye hitherto 50 literally bestowed.
iuly 7--3m o. HENDERSON,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
NEW GOODS
ron
SPRING AND SIMMER TRADE.
JUST RECEIVED BY
BOON, DENC.I.N&' S.uITH,

WE beg leave 10 announce - cur friends and
w the public that our very extensive stock is
arriving. 10 which We respectfully invite the a.
tent:on of the community. 1t is intended that uc
article shall be omitted which should he found Ia q
wel!-appoinicd general store, ani that oar prizes
shall in all case; be at least low correspond
compIish these ends, We have used uutirrg excr-
tons in the hest ua.ks,s IN Tie Jnun. aid ART
now prepared with stock Of goods Unrr,cedeut,
eddy complete in every department. iucadr-
variety Of articles not gercrai,Y foaud IN the com
try, 10 which we respectfully invite an eNam.La
ton, feeling assured That hr goods and prices viii
be our best advertisement.
BOON. DUNCAN {; SMITH
Fayet,p Nav ). 1873
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

RISE IN THE OHio.-A dispatch from
s.. Louis. dated this morning, announces a
rise Of five feet in the Ohio, and still rising.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
5000 Acres Land
FOR SALE

DY THE SUBSCRIBER, living in Howard
ID county, near Glasgow, Missouri. The land is
in the counties of Henry Benton, ST. Clair Pettis
Saline, Howard, Davis, Grundy and Lewis.
| would like TO sell by the first Of September
next as | wish TO move TO Texas.
Title 10 all the above land derived from Gov.
ernment.
JAMES E. BoULDIN.
July I, ls5S-till first Sept.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
K. A. SAVAGE,
Millinery and NTantunrnn!.f

80 MRS. HOLMAN respectfully announces
VIZ that she has recently commenced the above
business soliciting the patronage OF the ladies Of
this place and vicinity.
All orders executed at The shortest notice in the
latest STYLE Of fashions.
iES- Call at her residence On Third street. on
posI,e the Presbyterian Church. (mhl7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28

81 DIGEST" Such Is the TRUE MEANING of
the word ..PEpsIN,'' or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the true Digestive Fiud,
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DR.. J. s. Houghton,
of Philadelphia, from tile fourth stomach OF the OK
for the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
natures own remedy for an unhealthy stomach
No art of man can equal its curative powers. It
renders good eating perfectly consistent with
health. Sec the figure OF the Ok in another part OF
this paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
JEWELLERY.

WYE still keep a superior assortment of Jewel
w ry, which may be had lower than any sols
this side Of ST. Louis.
GREENABAUM & BARTHS.
Fsyette, May 5, 1883