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HRAtpN q BNshhHViLL nave in ,toI, ioT ,,i.

~? sNs s,iNilL have in iior, ioT sa, via!
az 6 Pss,o Rico Esusar, Of all grades.
80 IBIS Coffee sugar, yellow and vbt.
~ ebls AMI boxes Loaf Crushed ,pJ p,,i.,,, s,,.,
80 btl, New Orleans Moiassss 1"'''Ss
10 hhds Cuba a,
100 bags Rio Coffee
$40 bsss LaEuayra Coffee
w. bbis Clarified Cider yin.sar
81 cases Mas Lcorice
10 bbls Cut Herrinss
$50 boxes sper-,
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The QUEENS SPEECH-SPANISH AFFAIRS, &c.
, Nrw YORK, Aug. Sl.-The steamer Washington from
avre and Southampton, arrived IL o'clock this morn.
log. Her news is superseded by the Europa but she
brings some interesting details not forwarded from Hail.
fax.
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D.; KoBlNsoNs CHOLERA PREyESTIyE-Ihl, pr.p.Y..
Nen oneTed 20 The public
as being the besiJet discovered ChOera Cholera MoTtn,
&c, &c. - '''' 'SA o'onnaeh'
IS not unpleasant TO the taste unpleasant
uon and does not restrict In diet Eat dr.F IN oss
TON 'sc t'iH9 Is you haze und BY perence 70 deres ts
sS oaee Franklin street. opposite S:tsOpOisS a. n D.
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Ep The best evidence that In favor OF he
OF Hoohands German Bers prepared by DR.
Jackson the demand
Union; and although there many compound.
represented rs being worthy Of liberal
constrained remark that the with
which the worthy doctor has ben high
est character and reipectAey who found TO
recourse TO his preparaon testimony sufficiently
that more eHeetuA remedy the
been
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a ScH etoeH snd Land Wsrrant Agency, Oyrsrror
We Sred-eocfs borEht and sold
Get price paid for Land wsrants-Gold Silver wanted
Prise Tickets 10 all Lotteries ths
france Co.. vi. be promptly paid BY and ali enquire,
Richmond, will meet With prompt attention.
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uN sebet RISEN CONTINUES in the Couui,so,
r me sale Of Slaves only and respectfully reque.ts
rsons having such give rim esn -
ne fses confident from hts experience the .d 10 h. a
70 give entire sAsfscon all who 10 49,
to him or .se as they assured that yrx y.
ms part ha be used 10 obtain market vain
publicly and privately. Persons a distance coming In x,
Ior sAe VII on their arrival the
hiss meet With ssryant DAyy taks charge on
segros and deliver them to All win h.
| tended 10 promptly. IaNIS ~ DC At
Au25 No WAN -. pA,is
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IL assortment, at low prices. TIIEo ROBERTsoS
sci Importer OF Hardware Cutlery, No Main st
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SEw YoKE, July, 1854. AA' fI ny, e
HuNO TIE RARMEits aE IInI.I1Ia-I..-----

III UT tihSiNiA--nasnuch he price
uuano mas become cKorbitantly
ap..I s sh 1s,e Of The Farmer, TO try substitute TIA, may
we are receiving new Fertilizer TITE vbsb -. A..
" .ested. u Is said 10 contain propertIs, Of
Ganno exeept5 per less - r'Nr'''o VI
We invite the attention
2S-t
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eTSsE Sf P nnGfEh Mf DRTas1sis &C.
lis MAIN STREET,
A REIeIsIy9s supplies q 6tns' Me1IeIoe ohsn
pSs s 1 10 I hfy Are to make such
Heat Indigo. Paints and colOrs; best Nader
White Lead c'pper..; Black Lead; Ext. LOEwoOd
Red Lead; Alum and s.lerAtus
S GSTS@s G 9ciaG E T.Gsar S,' Acid
g .ssn P EsS Fa SIP e s.Sa sSda Bora,
Paris Green; Roll Brim tone and Sulphur
Prussian Blue; Rotten stone
h ksGm'i Riset r sai sod stone
Whiting Cinnamon; Mace Su,mess
fsi 5 r WB,t f .s .?a p s2s Sseno
EI! P,Ge Go wa.c :,; s'S5
Bh En and s a: a?d n xna o.
e., shaving and wasSns soaps I &C. ana WASH
D,,s. NJ; Ms, GTsE I,sSS SO T;ssos
cherry Pectora IAmPOn' Mixture man and osher Bitter.
F FS:iy wS. % sni Fl Of be- Wnf Az
,od e nG aa and S s.Ps.
..- p. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
dozen Smoking Tobacco. p j. BRO.
SOFT SHELL ALMONDS Layer HaSn, and Preserved
Anii WINSTON 4 PowERs
n INEI avn COTTON DHhwEiis Linen aud Cot.
Au'o cIHARTwELL CO, lis BrOada.
NOTICE.-The ,no.oIioeuh have received new sap. c3,
cSI,sd S S5PTs.,y FOR hen and smst,ss, \. me
s S'1RGt i 10 sa gi1's .Si%
Iso.y Ha ny msnd the P'0 and yS seI cps ALI,
10 No. TcN. .ign n ne llanH.tSd S.a;s
KN EHUVIAN tsI a NU.-SU tons - 90 r,Tsy,.,,
o. no. on o'n'snm'n'' for sale sy y; 70, SS BY
VIGG sPOONs sa,1.1d. T11,. -. aud sssd Epoo5;
~ aud Pickle PORK, Of Ivory, Pearl, &c, sale
SSs.nn. iItON.-ioo indies RssnsI, EaEn,n $40 Nu.
sat ,. II. sKrSsvR. c,-v .'r,-.
MS ,i,"",En rn,"Nr w"",. D..,",. --..s
s so.s s aud S.s Eai 5oE9 81 T. terms @
inferior hitherto invented Il il mrs IN its 'tue
"ntsns snd not ee 70 Esi out OF u aud the prise q
We oonnE season. ere re,Ps.ay requro 70 r.sd their
s,aicHH ''0'' disappointment Us g Main .ii..
GoOD BOORs.- Memories over the water; or stray
NJ Ihousst, On Long stroll ~ Henri Nancy. Price ti,sS
nal AID Cors'Pondehee EJed by Joseph ncrsn Bahvae
wnesy Wealth Of q: United states, Compared With tina, Of
Fashion and Famine. ny Mrs. Ann stephens, vol limo
LAID. BY Apbonsc ,@srins yo. PiiSS Il b. we mo-
Az q which are Tor sal,bJ JANIS wooDHoUsE
| dI'n,,SCns' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT RE.
~ DUtED iRh6S!i The Subscribers have hand stu
pSs 3 date Sr o S t eS, o ou s s sps;
lyll - : W. :. NERcaSST I wEllarR
ave HAIar1An surEhiNLENn ENTS.-ws
every pattern Of steam Gage Try and other Cocks Cop,
wrsnehe, Alarm nsl' Leather Betting. Psssns yarn Lad
Pp.i Emsy and Emery os lin every pattern Mschla,
au'J aEn ~ the Oircularsa II Main u.
comp iin, Fleetwood Va hsvs nev In store their mi
Sa .Gns S s.r . nee, ND s."qss
&C &C. which iLsJ onst low prices b cash.
.n, PURCELL. LADp 4 co, Druggists
aug sIuaiu street, CT. lIh,
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iysl No. lsr, one door abov. Eassa r,ni M,

~ fAfEh FOR sALE-A "ersy NeEspaper with a
u.s. OF 40 resPonsbe subscribers advertising and
JOB patronage worth sio0 to for sal
rea.ohoie terms This paper published peasant VII
10 one Of the largest and popuous and w.athv
counties n'the interior Of virginia. large acid for
extensive its reputation estab.hed m,
Is .n1ou' to effect sale BY the Is; day September
fot further particular. Aprlr
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EAOHhNUE BUILDING,

we wave had cases where old Of sixty
been serouoas all their lives entirely by RAILWAYS
SoNAilSG RESoL'ENT r. Remedies exhibit their
Immediately. They do not keep the afflicted sur
ere lingering in doubt; but readily exhibit Instant
~ renewing PAIN renovaing restoring rebuilding resust
ing the diseased body, TO health and strength.
For all Pains In the Bones apply H. r. RELIEF ,.
ernsly For Covenesi Low Spirits snetoy r r. Reg
ulAtors. '-'>s7
II, II. R. once. No l62 Fulton street
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OLate Of Wheeling ysJ ~. ~ r LiphA>I,
L.. T.. EORSYTH & CO..
FOHHiEDISG AND COMMISSION
AND PRODUCE BROKERS'
fNRDEPs %, 81. LorisyitLE, KESTucKT
a LOT the purchase and shipment
~ FORK, Whiskey Cheese Timothy Blue Gr.,H - CO..
WI be puneiasly attended Being Ar.nt, Tor I'm.
Lines via Bait and and T-nns,... p,Y,
and without delay. ''Nfe'S IL so"d o'der
RaT 70 Branst Baltimore Brady cssh.l NJ aad
"heeins' Virgil Mcknight nj Ban K.n,,L
Loui;Tilie; Williams Brother, Richmond, virginia
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JoHNsoN a rIlGn.
4. j. II. NCAMpRrTT

r. j. II. MCAMPBEII.
1Ri,T nnsh AZ IA W. LEXINGTON "
Rr,rnra, ~, 70 th- Courts Of RocknnIpas Arar,,.
y to hI, po,-.,So, and gives his dtssos
s., as he done IN. l.,, N,
paid 10 the Cosetion Of Cain, s
ryoE s.Ly Iv,sv ON .,-- my23-dem
street beyond Leigh, aiming ,is r .ue on eh -
ss for terms, apply at ofnc. WINS us'er and g
u y1PrAl. s5O-OOO-CO NKEP,T 70. -.
Is-y sn-prrcs AT ma sroRr QUkRIEs nLSoS
cen, on All ,np Tl "a hi' institution r.e,Iy, N, -,
I'VE Per cent for shorter time "hs or longer, and
R. T. B,oo... rr..,.,., WILLIAM @. PAINE President,
yUyIIE t,D-p ,prxvu.,,,,,z jy6
Of RoBsRrsoS GAT heretofore s.i,tins pnd,r the arm
RoBERTsoS rhe business will closed by rHyonapIl
make payment. '"'e''e1 70 me nrm .ill please
THO. R0BERrsON
WV. u. GATES.
Richaaond, so,h June. 1854 W. hrcLiEFE.
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nave resumed business on ,eccun am now re-
sewing ehAndsone assortment o. Goods
SHAH continue to sdd to week 20 urss up 1.
supply Ny Goods will be clean having d.posd
OF sns od sood' therefore, most politely and respectfully in
we my od eu,ofr friends and the public call on me AZ NV
stand o. hain street each pe,onal
when they shall please 70 call
THEo ROBERTSON
auto " ~ NJ ~ a. sny yJauery,
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NDo,enp SMITH d co. Agent, the ,aie Of American
and Importers Of Foreign Dry Goods No ~
N@''H4o'e street, bA!uGaore J. J. POLLARD,
.,,n a. JAS O. SMITH,
aH4V-HLn EDWARD TIpPANY
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SAMUEL VI. PEPPER.

AL--";h view to having The store recently oceu.
p'ed by rle on Broad
he rooms 10 the Reeve. old s:and ate. n
or ecoEaofAton efmy business od of r.n,
A1u ri ., happy to see ny friends the location
d. B. FRANKLIN
H. i"hooh MARSH, KlnnSIctureys AMI H1SiSs,E>
= gtae,rI n BIooHs PASTED BrcxEs CEpLE wAEE Bsu,H
- 1891 "LLos NAkE, MATS CokDAGE TuSks wcrs VI ,Tcp
Ae lis Lombard street, g and Charles.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
OBITUARY.

Mrs. MARY GROVE, wife of Sam'l Grove, ESQ.,,
was born in Augusta county, Va, in the year
1877; was married in 1s1S. Joined the Presbytcri-
an Church the year following, and emgrated to
Howard county IN 1825;--three years after 10 Sa-
line, where she died on the 9th inst, being one
Of the first settlers of that now hourishng county.
Mrs. Grove was universally known and esteem
ed. Particularly characteristic for her kindness
and attention 10 the sick and afflicted, she most
faithfully exercised those noble and endearing vir-
tues Of the heart. Strangers realised from her
mothers tender attentions in sillcton; and the
bereaved and disconsolate ever found in her un-
ostentatious ministrations, that soothing sympathy
which came warm and free from generous heart.
II was pertinenty remarked by one of her neigh
bors that ''the mother of the neighborhood was
gone" How great indeed, then, must be the loss
Of her own immediate family. Would that we
could breathe words of consoling sympathy into
their hearts. We need not tell them that their loss
is her gain---of that they are well assured by her
uniformly pious life, and her peacefully trium-
plant death.
Husband, few more brief days of toilseme So
ourn and thou shalt Join thy lost one where there
are no partings-no tears to wipe away. Think
that in mercy God took her first, for her gentle
nature might not have brooked the storms Of be-
reavement II thou hadst been the victim.
Sons, daughters, think Of your mothers virtues
and graces, and make them the rules of your lives
that death TO You may be but the happy Reunion
with her whose undying love for you was all that
bound her to earth. Deep and pure were the last
breathings Of prayer for you, her sons on the Pa.
cifc shore. And may the beautiful life of thy
mother cheer thee, thou lone one, into pous resg.
nation TO Gods holy will. And when life's TOLL
and affections are over, may all meet her in iea
ven, G., s, S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15

This thing acted well his part, greatly to the
amusement of the outsiders, but quite as
much 10 the terror Of the initiated, who
much feared that he might say something
sensible--,hough it is said he was never
known 10 do anything of the kind.
Previous to The taking Of the vote upon
Henry's resolution, wing begged leave
respectfully 10 enquire whether wings
would be allowed TO vote, il having been
asserted to be meeting Of the people-and
also that such was the nature of the Ne
braska bill that il elevated its votaries above
PARTY. 1t was decided that although it ex.
erted a saving influence upon democrats, il
could not cleanse wings. They were ac
cordingly ruled out.
The question being now taken upon Mr.
Henry's resolution, it was rejected--8 Of
10 voting for it, and 10 or IL against it.
The Howard County Banner, at the sug
gestion of Gen. Clark, was now formally
read out of the Democratic party. Alas
poor Hancock You now must learn how
terrible it is to offend the undefled by at
tempting 10 unite them with such lcathsom'
company as Benton men. Surely your sill
was grievous one, and grievously hav,
you answered it. Requiescdt IN pace.
A LOCKER on.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
Later from Havana-Great Excitement
on the Island.

New YoRK, June 3.
BY the steamer Black Warrior, which has
arrived at this port, we have later and in
leresting news from Cuba.
The Captain General is raising black
troops, and has issued an address, in which
he says that the banners of Spain shall con-
time TO wave on the Island, at all hazards.
Another address has been issued, ordering
lists TO be taken OF all persons liable for
military duty, and commands all such to be
prepared for an emergency.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
on the 24th ult., by n report that party Of
Americans had landed at a place called
Chovera, about league west of Havana.
Troops were Immediately sent 10 the spot,
but the report was false.
The French and English officers were
still being teted by the Government.
-Four Americans, belonging 10 surveying
party, from Key West, had arrived at 'Ha.
vana, but were not allowed to 60 outside the
city walls.
The Captain General is reported to have
said that he had an European reputation to
gain, and that he was determined ia
achieve that object by emancipating the
slaves in Cuba.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
Canton and Bloomfield Rail Road.

The Editor of the North East Reporter
makes light of Mr.. Lindley's effort to get
an appropriation of public land for the ben.
eft Of this much needed improvement, and
wants to know what effect it had upon
members of Congress. We suppose it had
at least as favorable an effect as Flournoy' 5
vote 10 sustain Gov. Prices veto of the mea-
sure. Lindley is in favor of the Road, and
wants lands from Congress, and the State
credit, to help build it. Flournoy voted in
the Legislature to kill it of. Which one Of
them is in the right9 FlOurnoy could not
ask the Government for an appropriation Of
land, because he is recorded against the inn
aforementioned the efforts of the Reporter
to prejudice Mr.. Lindleys efforts, in behalf
of the road, in advance of the publication oil
his speech, are ungenerous, and uttered in
IN ungentlemsnly style, and will no doubt
be properly appreciated by those voters Of
tho Third District immediately interested.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
A Peoples Man-Mr. Flournoy.

Mr., Flournoy the Anti Benton candidate
for Congress in this District, is canvassing
before the people, and telling them what he
will 20 for them, should he be elected--of
which result he is by no means certain,
however,
Mr.. Flournoy is Virginian-one of the
First Families, we suppose-and still clings
to many ofthe Virginia aristocratic notions,
without he has greatly changed, very re-
Gently. In Virginia, until recently, our
readers are aware poor people were not al
lowed to vote. This idea Mr.. Flournoy
was reared under, and without he is greatly
belied, has attempted TO propagate it in
Missouri. We have heard it charged, in SO
many words, that he declared poor people
ought not 10 have the right TO vote, since
his residence in Missouri, and in Linz coun-
ty. This is a startling charge, and we hope
for the sake Of our common country, it is not
true. We would prefer 10 think better Of
him, than this, but must await furthur de-
velopments.
Mr.. Fournoy has not confidence in the
intelligence of the people, and does not think
them capable Of choosing their own officers.
We expect to hear the charge denounced as
a slander-a wlig lie--but ii is true, ard
the cord shows it.
At the session of l948, Missouri Legis-
lature, Mr.. Gatewood introduced propo-
sition to make the Secretary Of State, Attor-
ney General, Auditor OF Public Accounts
Treasurer, and Register Of Lands, elective b,
the people. Mr.. Flournoy opposed the pro-
position, lin accordance with his Virginia
ideas, and on its final passage voted agains
entrusiing the people NTH otis po,rer! He
did not believe theywere competent to select
their own ofiicers-they had not intelligence
enough to select their own agents: but he a.
State Senator, could adpisc with the Gov.
ernor, and give them better officers than they
could choose themselves!
The proposition was submitted in the
shape of joint resolution, TO amend the
constitution, and on its passage, the vote
stood,
Ayes-Twenty-eight
Noes-ONE!
Flournoy voting solitary and alone! Ev
cry member of the Senate present willing
to confde in the people, but A. w. Flour
noy, who, 10 the bitter end, and ALONE, de-
cided them incompetent
There is Peoples man for you! Yo,
see the confidence he has in you, people O.
the Third District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
THE TEST.
Where Does Flournoy Stand?

We call the special attention of the de-
mocracy of this District, land the State,t the
account of democratic meeting held at Fay
cite, on Monday over the Signature of "a
LOCKER on" "True Democracy" has at
length been decided, and is,
fl Denial offhe Power Of Congress oper
Slavery in the Territories, AND NO FELLOW
SHIP WITH THOSE WHO ADMIT THE POWER.
And further, no man who denies the power
get does not make 1t a Test Of Democracy, in
votire, can commune at the dmeocratic table.
This is ''true democracy as expounded by
DR.. Lowry, Gen. Clark, and Judge Wade
NJ. Jackson.
Jno. w. Henry, Mr.. Hancock, editor
Of the Banner,) Jno. P Sebree, and other
leading democrats, are not willing to stand
on such q "narrow and illiberal PLATFORM y
and think man may be democrat--a pa.
triot-a true southern man, and yet admit
the power.
The meeting on Monday, was called tc
settle This question, and it was decided in fa
Dor Of The Test, the testers claiming that
Flournoy stood on their platform; and t.
place his position beyond dispute they hac
it from his own mouth!
That would settle the position of Mr.
Flournoy, but for one circumstance, which
is,
The Anti-Testers proclaimed with equa
earnestness, that Flournoy regulated III
Test, and this Reputation they also, ha'
from his cum mouth!
These things were "spoken right out il
meeting" and it now becomes a question O
serious moment to the voters OF this Distric
to know whers Mr.. Flournoy stands.
And who knows but what Mr.. Flourno
tells the Benton men he admits The po,re,
and therefore has nothing against Benton
A man that will talk two ways, would hav
no objection 10 talk three ways.
Has he started in the canvass with tpo ia
ess-with forked tongue? Does he p;
a Tester on the shoulder, and say, "you ar
right; no man who admits the power is
democrat, or worthy of democratic support,
and then turn on his heel and say to an ant
Tester, 'you are right; the opinions Of a ma
! on the power question are pholIy immater
al, so long as they are against the exercis
4 of that power. Yours is the position to pu
8 the wool over the eyes of the Benton mel
without whose votes, am defeated"
4 Where does Flournoy stand9 Let hi,
q come out. And fhe will not do so, fore
n him out. If he has not the honesty to d,
f clare his views, he should be made TO do i
I and that speedily.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
GLASGOW. MISSOURI.
A WORD TO WINGS.

Is it not time you were taking some def
mite action on the subject of county candi-
dates9 Everywhere the Wings are at
work, and why stand we idle? We have
plenty of good men and true, none seeking
the post, but willing to serve, if properly
solicited.
The Wings of Bonnie Femme Township
have given an expression Of opinion in fa-
vor of VIM. H. Guerin and Jno. F. Will
Jams for the Legislature. We are glad to
see this move, and hope other townships
will follow suit, without delay, in any man.
ner the voters may think best.
Mr.. Guerin, in accordance with his own
feelings, and the views Of large portion
Of his fellow-citizens, will stand for County
Court Judge, in preference to the Legisla-
ture, and is accordingly SO announced in
another column.
The friends of Col. 10. Davis, Richard
II. Robinson, Jno. F. Williams, Jno. c.
Woods, Newton Switzler, and Rice Patter.
son, are each anxious for their favorite.-
Mr.. Robinson is universally pointed TO
and an immediate announcement would meet
with warm response. Mr.. Patterson, with
whom we had conversation yesterday, as.
sured us that it was utterly beyond his pow.
er to yield 10 the wishes of his friends
With none Of the other gentlemen have we
had any special conversation, and we ,ug.
gest to the Wings the propriety of hearing
their views, and agreeing upon one of them
at an early day, and let them go 10 work.
The time is short, and action is necessary
viii the wings attend to ii? We think oul
prospects for carrying the county were new.
or better-never brighter; and with harmo.
NOUS, energetic, and prompt action, we shall
succeed.
Arouse, Wings! To Work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15

Is-Judge Mcbride is candidate for the
Legislature in Boone county. He is Anti
Benton Test man, and will get leave to stay
at home about the Isl Of August. Mr.. For
shey is an independent wing candidate, who
will get the same permission, about the same
tine. Messrs. Rollins and Guitar are the
regular wing candidates, and they will at
tend TO the interests Of Boone in the next
Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
Democratic Test Candidate.

The democratic Testers resolved on Mon
day to hold an election in the different Town
ships of the county, on the last Saturday in
this month, to nominate candidates, for the
Legislature. The meeting adjourned to the
LIST Monday in July, to hear the result =
the Township elections, ratify the proceed
ings, and start their candidates with bulge,
Vive Ia Testers! Humbugl Bah!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
Mr.. Lindley's Speech.

We are in the receipt of the speech Of
Hon. Jas. j. Lindley, on the Nebraska ques-
ton, and in favor of the policy of the Gen
eral Government aiding the States, in work,
of Internal improvements. by grants ofpub-
lie lands. We will publish it our next is
RUp
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15
Administration Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the county court of Char.
iton county, letters of administration on the es.
tate of George Cupp, decd, bearing date June 8
1854.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment, and those having
tcated within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers or they may be precluded from having any
benefit of said estate; and if not presented il
three years they will be forever barred.
June 10 ALBERT HURST, Ad'mr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-15

B-Julius Rockwell just appointed to the
United States Senate to succeed MI. Ever
EFT, served with distinction in the Legisla-
ture OF Massachusetts, of which he was
Speaker was member of Congress from
l843 to lS49-after which he declined re-
election, and was the colleague of Governor
Briggs in the late Constitutional COnvsn.
ton Of Msqsschuser,.