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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
JOHN C, CRAwLEY,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF RANDOLPH,
In the Clerks Office Of the Randolph Cur
cui Court, in vacation, March %, 1853.
Margaret ]. Eubanks, plaintiff, } Upon ape
Richard Eubanks, defendant. Divorce.
NTOW at this day comes the plaintiff, by her
IN attorney, and filed her petition, alledging
that about the 9th day of June, 1845, she inter-
married with the defendant, and that defendant
some time in September, 1850, without any just
cause Or provocation, left the plaintiff, and has
absented himself ever since without any reasona-
BILE cause for the space Of two years and more;
said plaintiff prays that she may be heard at the
May term next Of said court, and prays the court
to dissolve the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant.
And lit appearing that the defendant is not res
ident Of the State Of Mssouri-it is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made in some
newspaper published in this State, notifying the
defendant Of the commencement of this suit, and
that he appear before said Court on the first day
of the next term to be held at the Court House in
Huntsville, on the second Monday in May next,
and answer the plaintiffs petition, or the same will
be taken as confessed, and decree entered ac-
cordingly; and it is further ordered that copy Of
this order be inserted four weeks successfully be-
fore the said next term Of this Court A copy,
March 31-4t JOHN J. ALLIN, CL'K.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
Appointment by the Governor.

We are informed that the Governor has
appointed G.. G. SWALLOW Professor of
Chemistry and Natural History, in the State
University at Columbia, State Geologst,
under the law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature. Professor SWALLOW is
highly esteemed by those who know him,
as a gentleman, and devotee to his profess
sion,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
For the Times.

tOr lne lines.
AT a called meeting of Milton Division,
No. 95, Sons of Temperance, on Friday ev-
ening, March rs, lS53-By motion a COM
mittee ofthree was appointed to draft reso-
lutions expressive of the sense Of feeling of
this division in relation to the decease of
Brother JAMES J. FEATHERsroN-wher
on the following preamble and resolutions
were reported by said committee, and were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS it has pleased the almighty God
in his unerring providence to remove by
death our esteemed brother and friend
James ]. Featherston, Therefore,
Resolved, That we cheerfully bear testi-
mony to the many good qualities of our de-
ceased brother exhibited not only in this
division room but in his intercourse with
his relations and friends.
Resolved, That as Son OF Temperance
he was jealous and true, as brother kind
and affectionate, as citizen he was the no.
blest work of God, an honest man.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise
with his relations and friends, and in re-
collection of his many virtues we mingle
our tears with theirs.
Resolved, That each brother wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceed
ings be signed by the w. P. and R. S. and
delivered to his parents; also a copy sent TO
the Paris Mercury and Glasgow Times with
a request to publish.
GEORGE w. BURTON, R. S.
JAMES w. RUBy, R. S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
szap FURNITURE szzzzzBp
Es4& Furniture!

MANSON s. BARTHOLOw have Just receiy-
IN ed the largest and best assorted stock Of Fur
niture ever brought to this market, which they viii
sell at the very lowest CASH RATES, or
Exchange with Farmers for Pro.
duce of Every Description.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call
and examine our stock, which consists in part as
follows:
Fine mahogany high post Bedsteai', with testers,
Walnut ass'd bedsteads, high and low post,,
Sycamore do do do;
Poplar do do do;
Fancy "Jenny Lind' high post bedste,ds,
Fine dress Bureaus, marble top;
do do with glass;
Plain do)
Fine mahogany Washstands, marble top;
do walnut do do;
Plain do walnut and chsrryj
Leaf Stands;
do do with drawers;
Centre Tables, assorted
Dining Tables, walnut and cherry;
Breakfast do do do;
Fine Rockers, ass'd, spring seats,
Ass'd do plain and fancy;
Fine plush chars;
Office do;
Mahogany plain chairs;
Office Stools, Sofas; Divans, Lounges, Cribs and
Chairs of every description, Hair, Moss and
Shuck Mattresses, Tin Safes, Refrgerators,
&C., &C., and so forth!
Glasgow March II, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

E5=The Hannibal papers state that the
work on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail
Road, will be commenced at that place about
the lst Of May.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
Pacific Rail Road.

COL Benton has addressed letter TO the
People of Missouri, on the subject of the
Pacific Rail Road. The object of the letter
is to fix upon the public mind the great
fact that the best starting point is from our
own borders. The friends of the Southern
route have been very busy of late, and Col.
Benton's letter appears very OPPORTUNITY.
He will be in Congress next session, and
will press this subject in fitting manner.
CIScINKATI DOLLAR TIMrs.-This is
one Of our favoritc exchanges, as it always
comes well filled with interesting natter
1t contains more useful and entertaining mat
ter, and is better family paper than many
of the eastern weeklies that circulate so ex-
tensively in Missouri; and comes at low
err price. Remit One Dollar TO c. w.
STARBUcK, Cincinnati, and you will think il
well laid ont, before your year half expires.
E="GERTURDE," of Fayette, ought to
have confidence enough in us to entruSt us
with her name. Had she done so, her
lines would have been at least carefully
read,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

FIRE.-The residence of Berry Owen,
of Charlton county, and all the contents, ex-
cept the bedding was destroyed by fire last
week. The family was absent at the time
of the fire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

WHAT A WHISKY BARREL CONTAINS
Senator Rusk ofTexas was once at an Indian
stalk" when man drove up with barrel
of whisky: an old Indian, after looking ear
nestly for some time at it asked Mr.. Rusk
fine knew what was in the barrel. He said
he presumed it was whisky. "No," said
the Indian, "there are about a thousand
songs and fifty fights in that barrel"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
1853. NEW GOODS 1853.
I 81 t1t e T. 90 ~ 8.
1853.

WE are now receiving our stock Of Spring
w and Summer Goods, (the largest ever
brought to this market,) which have been selected
in the Eastern cities with great care by the sub
scriber, and are now offered for sale at unusually
low and uniform prices.
Our stock is very complete, and embraces all
most every article Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
such as
Heavy brown shirtings and sheetings,
7-8 and "A osnaburgs;
3-4, 7-S, and IA bed tickings;
ga, rs and A red, white and scarlet lannels
Fine pink, blue, green, cherry and orange CO.
lored fannels;
Brown and bleached Canton fannes;
Sd, 7-8 and A bleached muslins, every quail.
Sd and Cd pillow case muslins;
1914, LID and 1874 linen sheetings;
Sd and Cd pillow case linens;
Irish linens from % cents to ST 42;
Brown and grass linens, every quality;
Brown and black Hollands;
Brown, blue, green and black French cloths;
Fancy cassimeres and vestings;
Black doeskins and summer coatings;
Black and fancy dress silks;
Barages, Barage de LANES, Tissues, Baya-
dere Robes-Together with general assortment
of Ladies' Dress Goods from S cents up to SO per
yard.
ALso-A large assortment Of Fancy Goods,
Embroderies, Curtain Stuffs, Jaconets, plaid and
striped Cambrics, Swiss and Cambria Muslins,
Dimity, Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Cravats,
&c., &c.
Please give us an early call, and examine our
goods and prices, as we we will take pleasure in
showing them.
Very truly,
mh24 LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

!. o. o. +. TuRNour.-The Odd Fell
lows of Brunswick are to have process
ion and Grafton next Saturday, on which day
they propose to lay the corner stone of a
new Hall. Rev. C. d. SIMPSON, of this
place, has accepted an invitation to deliver
the address. A large number Of the order
is expected.
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ELECTION IN GLASGOW.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

q UPERIOR satin Damask table linens;
~ do napkins, all sizes and qualities;
do Bird's-eye diaper;
10-4, Ia, 12-4 and 1874 imperial quilts;
Sup. " welt do;
Royal Turkish towels;
Irish linens, every quality;
Linen sheetings and pillow case linens;
Curtain muslins and damasks;
Ticketings and towelings Of all kinds;
Carpetings and straw mating;
Floor oil cloths, from to IL feet wide;
"a printed floor cloths;
Together with complete stock of house furnish
ing goods, which for sale at very low prices by
mh3l LOGAN d. CAMERON.
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Ladies Goods at DamerOn,s.

FANCY dress silks from 90c 10 SO per yard;
Il Blk fg'd silks from 95c to So 45 per yard;
Blk India dress satins, very fine aad beautiful;
Plain blk erode Rhine and Taffeta silks;
Plain, colored and white Poult de Sole;
Black and fancy printed barage de LANES;
Fine figured silk tissues;
Black and colored Challeys, very nice;
Bayadere robes, various colors;R
Black lace scarfs and points, from SO so to SO;
Black and colored mantillas, from SIS to 500;
French embroidered collars, all qualities;
Musquetare collars (new styles) from 43c to 81 rs
do chemisettes and sleeves, from 35c to
So 25 each;
Embroidered linen cambria handkerchiefs, from
81 cents to $40 25;
Rich new style of parrsols, from 90c to $40 so;
Black demi and straw lace wells, various qualities;
Blk silk twisted mitts, long and short wrist:
Together with large stock of Fancy and Sta
pie goods, which we will take pleasure in show
ing, just received and for sale low bv
mh24 LOGAN d. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
DROWN and black cloth frocks and sacks; 50
ID Linen coats, pants and vests;
Brown and black italian cloth coats;
Superior brown and black coats, beautiful
article;
White, buff and fancy Marselles vests;
Cashmere, linen and cottonade pants;
Together with general assortment of Summer
Clothing, at low prices.
mh24 LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
DIR. j. III. BARNES,
DENTIST OF COLUMBIA,

and be viii il G s% uS SG the he. 'Eh eD St Api
who need his services are invited to call soon.
Those who may favor him with their patronage
may be assured that their work will be done in the
best manner, and warranted for one year. He in.
tends visiting Glasgow semi-annually.
Room at the Glasgow House. mh31--2t
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LOGAN d. CAMERON,

LOGAN ID. CAMERON,
WTATER STREET, has for sale
w Introducing floss silks;
Cotton and linen floss;
Introducing braids;
Steel and bone crotchet needles,
Plated sewing birds;
Axilla Shields;
Worstcd skirt braids;
Knitting cottons and yarns;
Emery cushions, &c. [mh3l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
Millinery and Matchmaking.

@9 MRS. HOLMAN respectfully announces
vi 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.
GSH- Call at her residence on Third street, OPP
posite the Presbyterian Church. (mh17'
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
ROBERT STEVENS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT

Office at State Tobacco Warehouse, ST. Louis, No.
REFERENcEs:
Capt Jno. Simonds; Messrs. VIM. NJ Morrison
& Co.; Crow, Nc Creery & Co.;-St Louis.
Capt J. C. Anderson; Mr.. Samuel Sawyer; Mr..
w. X. Kidwell; Mr.. w. L. Wheeler; Messrs. Ar
mold & Henderson;-Calloway county. Mo.
]. X. Sheley,-Independenc Mo.
James A. utt,-Henry county, Mo.
nhH-2m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
FRESH GROCERIES FOR 1853.
TAS. S. THOMSON has just received and for

AS. 5. THOMSON /
y sale the following
&c hhds prime sugar;
80 bbls plant'n molasses;
10 do Belcher's S H do;
80 hf do do do,
so 10 gall. kegs do;
80 bags prime Rio coffee;
90 do old gov. Java do;
l6 bbls clover seed;
so M. percussion caps;
! bag black pepper;
l do spice;
10 bxs mould candles;
/ cask saleratus;
SO kgs nails, { Iron M'n;)
8 kegs Dupont's fine ri
file powder; "
~ or. kgs do do; J
2 cases canister powder;
10 bbls apple vinegar; Y
IL doz. buckets;
! keg bar lead;
4 bxs pint flasksj
% bags shot;
4 BIS pepper sauce;
13 bxs nutmegs;
10 bxs pearl starch;
4 doz "Jewett" plows;
! Dbl oysters;
! do pecans;
! do peanuts;
10 bxs cheese;
8 bsks champagne wine;
10 bxs oranges;
/ frsil dates;
6 bxs yeast powder;
2 do lemons;
7 do fancy candies;
q chests fine tea;
so bbls white lime;
1 case preserved ginger;
Glasgow, March 10, /
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
BACON AND LARD.

BACON AND LARD.
VIZ ANTED-
w $4,000 lbs. Bacon;
100 bbls. No Lard;
200 kgs, Lard;
To ill an order, for which the highest cash priee
will be paid by
MANSON & BARTHoLow.
Glasgow, Jan. 27, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

In matters Of cons cience first thoughts
are best; in matters of prudence last
thoughts are best.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31

HATS.
EXTRA No. moleskn hats;
II Black and pearl curled bnm fur hats;
Fine brush and Hungarian hats;
Panama and Leghorn hats;
Canton braid and China pearl hats;
Boys and children's hats and caps of every
style for sale by
mh3l LOGAN d. CAMERON
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

ESWi5GfN, ISViDGtNs
HAMMOND e. CARTAN,
Corner Of Main and Cherry streets, and Broadway,
corner of Cass Avenue,
SAINT LOUIS, MO-,
DEALERS IN
DINE LUMBER. Laths, Shingles, Sash Doors,
i Misunderstanding, Dressed and Undressed
Flooring, &C., &c.
CT Keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment selected especially for the Missouri river trade
M, Particular attention paid to shipping.
All orders promptly attended TO.
st. Louis, March 24-3m-.
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as just received and Tor
400 bags G A salt;
$50 kegs tar;
A bbls do;
$50 bbls whisky, (bes
brands;
90 hf bbls whisky;
10 bbls Monongehala do
2 casks rice;
10 pkgs No / mackersiI
"a drums figs;
! Dbl peach brandy;
9 bxs brandy fruits;
6 do claret wine;
4S do sardines;
a dez mustard;
"a cases prunes;
l case maccaroni;
8 bxs white wine;
l case Holsters;
l Dbl cocoa nuts;
10 nests market baskets;
| 2 dozen well buckets;
| 6 boxes axes;
l pkg hoes;
q doz log chains ass'di
SO pair trace chains;
Stretchers;
| Fifth chains;
| Pump chains;
Tubing;
a doz coffee mills;
10 bbls pilot bread;
10 do crackers;
10 hf bbls do;
rs bbls refined sugar;
Crushed do;
| Pulverised do;
Powdered do;
Refined white do;
! CALL AND SEEi
S53.
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REGULAR MISSOURI RIVER PACKET
steamer ROBT. CAMPBELL

VIM. Epps, Master. 80. ..GEo. W. Boyp, CLERK.
LII = This staunch-buit, fine and swift mas.
senger steamer, will run all Of the pre-
sent season as a regular packet between ST. Louis
and Weston, leaving St. Louis every alterate Mon.
day evening, and Weston each succeeding Satur-
day, For freight or passage apply on board or to
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LADIES' GOODS.

r oGAN d. CAMERON opened the largest
IL stock of Collars, Chemisettes Undersleeves.
Handkerchiefs, Mantillas, Parasols, Bonnets, Rib
bons, Dress Goods, &C., ever brought to this place,
and has been selling off very fast; yet he has few
more left, and ladies will do well to call and ex-
anime, as they will be sold low. [mh3l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
B o N N E T S!

BONN NETS!
THE largest and best assorted stock OF Bon
l. nets ever brought to this market, embracing
all the new styles of Straw, Gimp, Lace, Hair and
Silk, trimmed and untrimmed, are now offered for
sale at very low prices, by
mh24 LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
Edgings and Insertings.

WTE have just received the largest stock of
w Cambria and Swiss Edgings and Insertings
ever opened for sale in this place.
mh3l LOGAN ID. CAMERON.
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FOR RENT.

fSsA FOR RENT.
EiL Two rooms of large size, suitable TO
sleeping rooms. Apply to
Mach 81. d. BRONSON.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY CLARK II. GRE + N,

Ar OSE DOLLAR Per ANSuM, ISvARIA.
bly, IN ADVANCE.
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n,SP Subscriptions promptly discontinued at thu
expiration OF the time paid for. I'D
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
liberal discount to yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-31
Sale of Land, Negroes, sc

Glasgow, March 10, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
American National Policy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


The great principle of an independent distinct
nationsl policy, Distinct in far it may conflict
with tbat of Erope) has often before now been the
topic Of remark and conversation, but not BELIEVE
of serious and argumeniative discussion Had the
diamond pointed pen Of an Everett would my
self gladly undertake it as a "labor Of love;r bu.
failing in the power to do it Justice can only put
forth few prominent points, merely suggestive Of
ideas to some more fluent and persuasive writer
Recent events-as the Japan, Koszsa, Cuban, and
Amazon MISUNDERSTANDING brought the principle
before the people, though not in a deiuite form it
would seem most pertinent to the times ani the
present state Of affairs at home and abroad that the
subject be more closely examined and treated SO
plainly as to be easily Compensated by even the
most unthinking.
1t is full time that we had an American national
policy; not that of trickery, selshness jealousy and
mere diplomacy, acknowledged and pra ,tised by the
totterng dynasties of the Old World, to which this
country has succun.bed already too loag; but the
policy of common sense, Of equal rights, OF equal
Justice to ALL regardless of their national rank and
power-one adapted to things as they are, not as
they were . century gone by-adapted to the noble
energies, the liberal, expansive tendencies Of the
New World, Of which these United States are the
substance and embodiment.
What interest have we in com non with Europe,
or what feelings has Europe in common with u.s. ex-
cept trade and barter, dollars and cents? things 0!
too little moment to be tiken into consideration
when the great national principles Of bali the
rld-and that the better half-are involved.
What sympathies can free thought free action,
Tree press, and that mighty personifcation Of liberty
our gloi ,us government in unison with those
woo even TO think lest they babbe in their sum.
brrs, and wake TO the morrow's dawn In dungeon
-whoee every act however trifing, Is reported BY q
government spy-whose censored and trammelei
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Of Spain-which stIl possesses in that region many
leagues Of territory and many thousands Of SUBJECTS
which governs the nation by history and by nature;
which - destined to influence ard raise opinion in
the greater part Of that continent where ts language
Is spoken and Its customs are pr,fessed and its
very instincts and aspirations felt-is neither more
Nor less than an intoleraole disrespect.
Mr. Calderon de Ia Barca has beeB often accused
OF weakness what he has permitted Mr.. Soule TO do
proves that he has been justly accused. Mr. Calde-
ron has been long time out OF Spain, aud he does
lot know how Spain feels and thinks in the question
OF Cuba he does not know that Spain is determin-
cd on tcar, and that she prefers aCar to consentg
10 the slightest Gtront from The proud republic. We
are surprised that IT, Count de San Luis has not
made him understand it, since no one better than he
knows that axiom, Cuba must be Spanish or Afri.
CAM Either Spanish or African-never Anglo
American. Never presided over by that map to
whom MIR. Soule attributes, with petulance than
prudence, the supreme power Of America, beautiful
Cuba must and will be. With good government,
Spain has nothing to fear, has nothing to endure
from the United States.
In conclusion, we believe it right to call the atten-
ton Of the representatives of the Spanish American
nations to the arrogant expression Of Mr.. S,ue Let
them learn then that their safety consists in unity with
us, and in raising with the standard of race in
America. Let them unite with us to prevent dixie
tothe invader, and we will what such arrogance
isworth when the day of combat arrives. When
ever we have government, and that our brothers
beyond the have it also, shall be nvincibe in
America, and name shall be that viii ,h presides
over the destinies Of that part of the world.
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jersey City Intelligence.

THE BANK OF COyMERCE.It IL proposed 20 essah.
fish new banking institution in Jersey City. to BE-
called the Bank OF Commerce. meeting OF friends
Of the project held in the Commercial Buildings
Saturday evening, at which pnrt Of the 800 900
OF capital stock taken. The officers of the insti
tuition ere not yet chosen.
EgIE RAILROAD WIDE TeAcK.-Last evening the
first trains Of Erie on the wide track lett jersey
City for DuDkirk. About one hundred men were
engaged yesterday and Saturday afternoon in making
preparations, by relaying the track, laying the
switches. &c. The change OF cars at Paterson or
Rsmspo will no longer annoy tho travelling public
who take this route.