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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

To The Hon. JVm. "A. Hall, Thos, P. Ruby,
II. .Austin, B. ". Tracy and William
Fort:
GESrLEMEN. In answer to letter sent
through you from the citizens of Randolph
County to the Mount Pleasant Association
of the United Baptist, desiring said associa-
ton 10 take under their patronage an insti-
tuition of learning proposed to be erected in
Huntsville, the association beg leave TO in
from you that they cheerfully accept their
offer, and promise to use their influence to
promote its prosperity. We are truly glad
that the citizens of Randolph are awake Oh
this important subject, and seem determined
to prove, not only by their words but by
their actions, that they are alive to their
own interests, and to the welfare of the ris-
ing generation, on whose intelligence and
moral training rests the stability of oul
glorious republic. The whole plan augur:
well for your community and county.
As to the suggestion you make about al
lowing every person contributing one hun
bred dollars 10 send one scholar free O
charge for limited time, we are of opinion
that such an arrangement in raising th'
Building Fund would cffectually embarras
the institution IN lis infancy, and retard ii
prosperity, inasmuch as the teachers will
for time, have to derive their support from
the tuition fees until a sufficient endow
ment shall have been secured. But, gen
tlemen, while we object TO this pro, osition
allow us TO state for your satisfaction that
when suitable buildings are erected am
ready for use, we, as an association, will
endeavor in every suitable way to raise al
endowment fund for the purpose OF placing
said institution on proper and solid basis
and in raising that fund, the suggestion
you make might with propriety be adopted
In conclusion, let us call your attention Il
the following resolutions unanimously adopt
ed by this association.
1st. Resolved, That this association &C
cept the offer made by the citizens Of Ran
dolph county to take charge of the institu
tion Of learning in Huntsville, and that w
viii use our best efforts TO make it an insti
tuition Of the first order.
, 2nd. Resolved, That we appoint com
mittee of ten brethren to confer with tn
Executive Committee of Huntsville Col
lege, upon all business necessary to carr
I the proposed object into effect.
ROLAND HUGHES.
W. N. s J.cE.an. Clerks.
IL The following brethren were ar
pointed IA committee to meet IN Huntsville
OH Tuesday after the first Saturday in NJ
vember:
VIM. Thompson, N. Flood, A. M. Levi,
]. T. Finks, ]. w. Terrill, Roland Hughe
w. M. Jackson, S. White, T. Fristc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
State Fair.

We understand the State Fair is very
numerously attended, and that the list Of
articles OIL exhibition is much larger than
was anticipated.
The Address was delivered Tuesday, to
one of the largest assemblaees ever con-
yened in the State. A list of premiums,
and other matters of interest will be iven
next week. Tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
DIED,

On the I'd inst, WALKER SNoDpY, an old citi-
zen of this county.
On the I'd inst, after long and painful illness,
GRAY BYNUM, of Fayette, at an advanced age.
In Platte county, at the residence of her son,
Clinton Cockerill, Mrs. NANCY CocKERILL, in the
3Sth year Of her age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Baptist College at Huntsville.

We are indebted TO some friend for a
copy os the Minutes Of the Mount Pleasant
Association of United Baptist, from which
we extract the following proceedings:
HUNTSVILLE, September 20.
To The M. Pleasant District Association Of
the Missionary Baptist Church:
The citizens OF Randolph County propose
to establish College at Huntsville, Mo-,
which they desire to place under your
charge.
The undersigned were appointed COM
mittee to ascertain from you, at your next
meeting, whether you would consent to take
charge of the Institution, and use your infu-
ence TO promote its prosperity.
They also ask that you should, if you
consent to take charge Of the Institution
prescribe such conditions as will encourage
subscriptions. They suggest that you shall
engage that every person subscribing one
hundred dollars shall be entitled to send one
scholar free of charge for limited term.
We are, very respectfully,
Your ob't servants,
VIM. A. HALL,
THOS. P. RUBY,
II. AUSTIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

ST. LOUIS NEws.-We are pleased to
see this paper is growing in public favor
Its Daily circulation is second only to the
Republican, and its country circulation is
fast increasing. Success TO it. The ability
and energy with which it 10 conducted will
tell
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

BEsToS AND BIRcH.--The SANDER suit
between these two gentlemen was recently
taken up in the jackson county Circuit
Court, but before it could be disposed oil
Judge Young was called home by the sick
ness of his family, and the court was adj
iourned until next January.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

ure to cause M. Kosta TO be restored TO the
same condition he was in before he was
seized in Smyrna on the Oath of June last.
Signed, w. L. MARCY.
WAsHrNoToS, Sept. 80.
The Washington Union says France and
England have not made their views known
to the United States, in the matter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

CALIFORNIA MAP.-We are indebted to
Mr.. w. 7. Gibbs, Of Georgetown, Caliror-
mia, for Typographical Map of the Min
eral Districts of that State, being the first
one ever published from actual surveys
Also, for handsome specimen OF gold, and
late papers. Mr.. G. is Post Master at
Georgetown, and engaged in the Book and
Stationary business. Success to him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

IL We learn that quite seriou ARRAY
took place near Union Mills, in this county,
on Saturday last, the l7th inst, between a
Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Tindel; it appears they
had some difficulty previous. The one
claiming that the other owed him 81 70
and he denying it. They met in the road
both on horse bacl--Tindel armed with q
double-barreled shotgun, some words pass.
ed and they both rushed at each other; Scott
seized the gun in Tinders hands; he then
struck Scott over the head with the butt
of the gun, which knocked him down; the
conclusion fired off both, barrels of the gun
the contents of which passed through his
own (Tindel's) leg, just below the hip,
completely tearing away the entire muscle Of
the leg; Scott soon recovered from the blow,
and seeing the condition Tindel was in, hur-
ried off for physician-one was soon pro-
cured. The last we heard Tindel was do
ing well.--[Weston Reporter of the 22d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors anC
IN others interested that the undersigned will
apply at the November term of the Charlton coun.
ty court for final settlement of his administra.
ton on the estate Of VIM. C. HALEY, decd.
PRESLEY W. HALEY, Admir-.
October 6--4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
f. A, saw WAGE.

HAS just received and opened the largest and
IL handsomest assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods he has ever offered to the public in Gas-
Cow. He regards his stock as complete embra-
cling the most fashionable styles, and every varie-
ty of article usually found in Dry Goods stores,
and will be sold on the most FAVORABLE TERMS.
He invites those who wish to obtain goods at low
prices 10 call and examine his stock, assuring his
friends and the public he will be undersold by
none.
Glasgow, October 6, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Massachusetts,.

Two Iocofoco Conventions have Just been
held in Massachusetts,. The one at Wor-
cester nominated lily. w. Bishopf for Cover
nor, and Levy A. Dewly for Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
Resolutions were passed pledging the
Democratic party 10 the support of Union
principles; approving the appointment Of
Caleb Gushing, in favor of the ten hour sys-
TEN; opposed to British interference with the
fisheries; and endorsing commander Ingra-
hams conduct in the Koszta affair.
The National Democratic Convention met
in Boston on the same day. There was a
strong feeling against any further coalition
with the Free-soilers. Bradford L. Wales
was nominated for Governor, and George
Osborn for Lieut.. Governor.
During the proceedings Caleb Gushing
was denounced as Free Soil Wing, and
three cheers were given for the New York
Hunkers. Then, after giving three cheers
for the nominees, the Convention adjourned
HARD WoRDs.--The New York National
Democrat, the leading Hunker organ, dis
courses as follows on the conduct of the
Barnburners in the Syracuse Convention:
"This last act is worthy finale of the
events of lS4S. 1t is no more than the
calumnation of principles then established,
opd cherished in Tho saorat bo,.+ ,r c,ot;on
ever since. And as they have in this last
act shown themselves, we can only congrat-
ulate ourselves in the midst of our sorrow,
that we have obtained SO complete and so
honorable an emancipation from the degrad-
ing associations of such a conglomeration
of political hucksters, traitors, shoulder hit
tiers, thimble riggers, thieves, rowdies and
assassins. This language is strong, which
we know; but the facts are strong which
have converted the Democratic State Con-
vention into a Tammany Hall riot, and
which have left the brand of eternal infamv
upon those who are responsible for the
breaking up of the Convention"
The Buffalo Republic (Barnburner)
speaks of the Hunker- Democrats in this
wise:
"This they have done secretly for years;
and it is matter Of sincere congratulation
that they have now raised the black flag of
faction and sedition, and will henceforth be
known and read of all men as forming 6
crew of political desperadoes and freeboot-
ers, who are fighting for plumber and re-
venge on their own hook. All the true
Democrats will rejoice that we are to be rid
at length of their presence and association
They have been the reproach and the dis.
grace Of the party for many years. As
nominal members of our political organiza
ton, they have been in position to infic
upon us numberess disgraces, and at the
same time to divide and distract our coun-
sells. But we are now happily relieved
They have gone by themselves. The
Cooleys, Croswells, Laws, and so on, are
to have a party (Heaven save the mark
of their own, and the lesser lights of factor
and disorganzatinn are to form the tall"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

Tobacco Stemmery for Rent.
THE subscribers have, in Windsor CITY, Car.
l. roll county,
A TOBACCO sTEMMERY,
Three stories high, 60 by 80 feet in com pete or
ry fixtures, now ready for use;-which thew will
rent for the year 1854 on reasonable terms.
Inc tobacco crop in Carroll county is larger
and better this year than usual, and better point
cannot be selected in Missouri for buying Tobae-
Address, E. A. T. WINsop
oeP'emos' io-Sm' Lexington, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
WAsHISGToN AFFAIns.-The Star say

WAsHISGToN AFFAIRs.-The Star says:
The Indian Bureau are just now busily
engaged in sending out the government an
nuities, due TO the several tribes on our Dor
ders. To Michigan they are thus to send
about $50 900; to Wisconsin about $780,
600; to Minnesota $4,000; to the Central
SUPPLEMENTARY (the st. Louis district, }
about $3.50, 900, and to the Southern Su-
perintendency about $l50,000. During the
week ending at 8 P. NJ. Saturday, about
$4,000 in redeemable United States stock
were received at the Treasury, and duly
cancelled.
The Star, of Saturday, says:
The committee appointed by Brigham
Young, Governor of the Territory of Utah,
to accompany the block of marble FURNISHED
in accordance with the resolution Of the
provincial government of the State of Des-
eret, before it was made Territory for
the Washington Monument, arrived yester-
day evening, and left the city this morning
before any formal reception of the stone,
by the Monument Committee, could take
place.
The new Democratic paper, the "Senti-
nell" appeared on Saturday, for the first
time. 1t claims TO be free from all tram
mels and obligations, and says it will give
the Administration hearty but indepen-
dent support. The "Sentinel' will, it is
said, side with the lizards" of New York,
and sustain Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson,
which is an opposite ground to that of the
Government organ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Wanted.

w. A. NELSON,
Whole sale Com mission Merchant
find Manufacturers .Agent,
No. II Locust street between Main and Levee,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
AGENT FOR
Wheeling paper mills; Pittsb'gh flint glass work,
oleloenVille do; do green do;
n. Y. type foundery; do window do;
Prout's fancy inks; Wheeling glass works,
New York printing press manufactory;
Lightbody's printing ink;
Cincinnati fancy soap mandatory,
Brighton bucket and tub factory;
Kroyen wooden ware manufactory:
St. Louis wash board factory.
Proprietor of the St. Louis improved salamsnder
fire proof safe factory.
Purchasers are requested te call and exam,n.
prices, as we CAN and WILL sell lower than any
other house in the west TSent2aw On "'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

IL Old Jack Frost slipped into the to-
bacco patches of several of our citizens, a
few nights ago, and bit several acres of the
weed.-[ Bloomington Republican, 18th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Clothing, &C., 81
Assorted MercI,a,
NOTICE.

THOSE who wish to buy GOOD and cAEAp
l. Goods are requested to call at SAvAGE's who
has just received from the East and ST. LOUIS, a
very large and elegant assortment Of new and de-
sirable goods. | wish to barter for
1000 bushels Dried APPLES,
200 do do Peaches,
Any quantity of Jeans, Linsey, Feathers, Bees
wax, &C., for which the highest rates win be
given. F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, October 6, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
FURNITURE! FURNITURE

sz-z We return thanks <z,-~v--s
EtassasassS for the very liberal - z .M.,EsAa
patronage extended 50 III
to us in the above branch of our business and beg
to announce tibet we have Just received our Fall
and Winter supply, bought at the very lowest cash
rates from the manufacturers at Cincinnati and
Lawrencebug, all Of which we received before
the advance of freights, which enable us to offer
greater inducements than has ever before been Of
fered in this market. We will also add that we
have the best and most varied assortment ever
brought to this place. All we ask is an examinas
ton of quality, style and price, and we feel conf
dent we can give satisfaction. Our stock consists
in part as follows:
6 marble top dressing bureaus;
- PLAN do;
80 dressing do;
marble top wash stands;
200 bedsteads from So TO $40;
40 work stands assorted;
so rocking chairs from So to S25;
10 wardrobes, walnut and mahogany;
1Oo dozen chairs, different styles and patternsI
marble top centre tables;
plain do do;
Hair, moss and shuck mattresses, office stools
CRIBS sofas, diVans, lounges, what-nots hat racks
&C., &C.. &c. Call and see. We take pleasure
in showing our goods.
MANSON g. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, September 90, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
$IO0 REV ARD.

ON Monday, Goth September, Runaway from the
~ subscriber, from his farm on Bee Branch, in
Charlton county, Missouri, negro boy named
ISAAC, copper color, % years old, five feet
three four inches high; is likely, quick, INTEL
white cotton shirt, soft black hat, and shoes; he
carried with him pair of plaid gambroon pants,
check cotton coat, two common and one fine
white shirt.
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hension and safe lodging of said boy in iaif, if
taken out of the State; S25 if taken in the coun-
ties Of Charlton, Howard or Monroe; and $50 il
taken in the State out Of these counties, and se-
cured 50 that get him.
Any information IN regard TO said boy may be
communicated to the Times Office, Glasgow, Mo-,
and will receive prompt attention.
CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
October g. IS53-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
LADIES, DRESS GOODS

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
go PIECES plaid and fancy deLaines;
w II do do do Cashmere;
9 do black and fancy French merinos;
10 do do do English do;
8 do stone, drab and fancy silk warp
Paramettas, a new and beautiful article;
9 pieces alpaccas and bombazines;
81 do black and fancy plain and figured
silks;
9 pcs fancy worsted and silk plalds.
These goods are new and beautiful and cheap
For sale by Oct6 +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Posr OrFIcB DEPARTMENT,
August 10Th, 1858.
our ob't serv't,
w. H. DUNDAS,

ost-Master Bloomington, Mo,
Those interested will see the reason Of
the Department, whether good or bad, for
not letting these routes. Now, we know
that the object of the people in petitioning
for these routes was to establish offices on
them, and, if we mistake not, it was SO
stated in the petitions. On the Edna route
there are some two or more offices badly
wanted: One at Vienna and another be-
tween that place and Edna. On the Glas-
gov route there are three or more offices
needed: Say one at Morrow's or Hurts,
one at Thomas Mill, one at Minors Store,
and one at Switzer's Mill. If we mistake
not, these points were named in the petition
and why they have been overlooked we
cannot tell. We would advise the people
interested in these several localities, t.
send on petitions to the Post Master Gener.
al for the establishing Of Post Offices, ant
require the mail carrier on these routes t
supply them. If they will do this, these
routes may yet be let, and the destitute sup
piled with mail facilities.-[ Bloomington
Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
FARM FOR SAFE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
8SA The undersigned wish 10 dispose of TO
-Eul a valuable farm, five miles south of SSSsSs
Glagow, and half mile east of Richland -
meeting house, consisting of 255 acres, 100 OF
which is in cultivation. There is good dwelling,
stables, cribs, and tobacco barns on the premises,
well watered, &c. Terms, easy. Apply to the
undersigned on the premises.
JOHN TATUM,
October 6--H SAMUEL WIIHOITF.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE ! |
Probability of War Between Russia and
Turkey
ADVANCE IN BEEADsTUFFs u
CHOLERA IN ENGLANDl!
PHILADELPHIA, October l.

Austrian Vle,o About Intervention, &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06
Gbt @laseotu Gimes.
BY CLARK III. GREEN,

At one Dollar Per Amman, Invariably
in Advance,
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The Edna and Glasgow Mail Routes.

II will be recollected that some two years
since, mail route was established from
Glasgow to this place; and at a subsequent
session Of, Congress, route was establish
cd from this place to Edna, neither Of which
routes have been put under contract. To
satisfy those interested, we give the follow
ing letter from the Post Office Department,
in answer to an inquiry made in regard to
the routes above named:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., }
August 10Th, 1858.
SIR:-The mail routes you speak of from
Bloomington to Edna, and from Blooming
ton to Glasgow, have not been let, as there
are no intermediate offices, and the Offices
at the end Of the routes are all supplied
by other routes; and the service you speak
of cannot, therefore be considered neces.
sary.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

e. Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration OF the time paid for.-A5O
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-06

DvERrIsEMENTs inserted at the usual rates. A
liberal discount to yearly Advertisers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-29
List Of Arrivals a. tn. PRINCIPAL Hotels.

National Hotel.-TIon T Disney, o; C Bonsal,
Va; Newton = lady, O; Miss Baldwin, do; L X
NY; Winston, Va; f Sinclair do; Gibson,
do; Mrs NJ Everett, CT; RIM Everett, do; Ste
vens Pa; @ Lewis, NC; DR. H Stuart daugh
tiers, Va; Rogers Md; T Piggott, Pa; A Ven
well 4 lady, Md; Griffin family, Ga; A Cog
hill, Va; Fitzpatrick, do; Whitehead, do; E
White, NY; T Pickett, o; Gardiner, Md; Mr.
Slsbee, dc; Mr. Mrs Jno N Mott, Ala; Hon Jno
Wheeler, NY; T Joynes, Jr, Va; C A Van Zandt
Jr, NY; Briggs, dc; F Ashton lady, La; G w
Chan, NY; K Head, Mass; d Cady, Texas;
McElroy, NY; o w Choat, do; Hon 8 IL Valley &
! lady, Mass; Mrs ID Dexter, do; Bridgers &
lady, NC; l. Rementer, Pa; I. White, NC; Miss
Tubs, Mass: l. Gallagher, Nd; du Val, Ala;
Pa; Mr. Elwyn, do: Miss Elwyn, do; C Reese Jr,
do; Foster, USN
Bro,rns' Hotei.-Major Wenton: C. II Bland Pa:
N Black, do; II B Bruce, Md; Jas IlilIeary, do: T
w Evans, do; II Evans, do; w A Steele, do; w
Edwards, NC; w J Hawkins, do; Neil, Pa; A
Turner, Va; /. Higgins s lady, Md; r E Hail. do;
Thos Matthew'S, do; Miss Scott. do; w A Thomas
Pa; Miss M Harris do; J FOntaine & lady, Ala;
Master kenner, do; Mr. FAINT & lady, Va; w + Berry,
Md; w Beall, do; w McNealy, NY; w Boul-
ware, Va; Davenport & family. do; G Browne.
do; Banks, NC; WIN BurweIl, Va; R J Barbour,
do; I BddlecOmbie, NY; Mr. Blanion, Miss; ]
Darlington. Va J 8 Easley & lady, do; d Holt &
lady, do; T Fl Osbourne, Md; R ] Scott do: 8 Came
ron, NY; Major Reynolds, do; M Harry, DC;
de parry. NY; Il Phllilps, USBC; Morris, Pa,
G b Golding, Va.
United States Hotel.-Jno Johnson Va; ] II Car
skadon, Va; A Grubb, do; II w Taylor, do; w u
Hartman lady, Ky; Bowen, Pa; Barker & son,
Tenn: Gunnison, Mass; Jno F Gaines, Columbus:
Geo Johnson, do: # T Serge, do; Jas Rawle & lady
NY; t Timpkins, Pa; Pringle, NY; ] Wartman
daughter, o.
Gadsby's Hotels Morton. Mass; Rev s C Adams.
NY; l. Nichols, do: II T Arpell, do; w Perry Va;
Dexter, do; V II Spence, Md; p V Este, Paris;
w Richardson family, Va; Jno A Mrkey, Pa:
II Walker, ILL., Barnes, Md; w Barnes do.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-29
Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, October %, 1853.
The weather to day proved somewhat more favor
able 10 the Cattle Show than expected, and
there was quite large attendance. The premiums
have all been awarded giving am told, entire salts
faction.
The democrats Out 10 night in procession, with
drums ITanSparencies, cannon, sc. They marched
up Baltimore street in procession, causing quite
cOmnOuOn. ! saw Joshua Eansani, Esq, this
morning. He is i'll buOyant spirits, and entertains
no doubt whatever of triumphant election. This
l. the general sentiment of his party. The Wings
quite actively engaged, and quite sanguine OF sue
especially IN reference 10 the election of their
Governor. They also have strong hopes that Mr..
Walsh will succeed in the Fourth Congressional
District, over his gallant and accomplished OppO
neut, Henry May, Esq
Our city 10 day has been thrOnged with strangers
The streets everywhere crowded, and hotels
filled.
The flour market was rather active. Sales in all
of about & 900 barrels City Mills al &c 25 Nothing
of moment in Howard street. Grain steady, but no
change in prices. Stocks frmeT
RopERICK.