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4 AGEEDS.-A1 persons f,rwurned from
Y tan ling for or using a negotiable note d,aun Il
James L. Wood, payable four months after date To-
VIM. b. X q. ". Brown. with our endorsements dated
@Ith January. 1855 as we are Tho proper owncrs.
u 29-3t WIN. Is. < G. W BROWN
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MrRpEGors ArrEMrT.-A Slave of Doctor
Vim. : Claiborne, is under arrest tor attempting
the life of hi oyerseer, some Two or three weeks
ago. on his summer Hill farm in Amherst. We
are not fully informed as TO the PARTICULAR; but
learn that the slave attacked the o.ersecr IN the
,nost furious and desperate manner, iaficdnE
severe Injuries upon him. Fortunately the lat
ter was armed with a revolver, from which ne
discharged two bulls into the negro thus s"'aE
his own l.f, Notral wa haa at the iast count
brcau-c ihc condition Of neither party admitt'
of his removal
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ton 10 b. held ON the second Monday u febrna-
~ at Stafford Court House, tu select candi-
date for the next House of Delegates, states that
he will not submit his claims to the dcciyion OF
that Convention, AMI declares himself candi-
date for re election.
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lIIl iNp STlTE DGPlaIMENT,.

.f4N-zn'
CITY iAD = a. D.-i IA NM
,z. 49,. S.,,,zf,=- meeting
g.t:'..s.,.. o.. hold m Tia, basement of the
= - f,,,a,e, lat Sunday even
-. ,,..,I =, H.. ,.bair
'''E -, H.. I,.,...,.r tn, .nrrstinn.
,,,..ocfrty since the last meeting was LAID be
g.. tho ,,acting. which exhibited the following
st.
! ,rh... s..;o.,. bos li.bnrseJ since The lath If
p.oenber in money clothing. fuel AID 1ro,s-
-. ab.,u, sol0oO. In the distribution offhcse
/ .it,,, ,i,,s honf IL u.Tson. have been aid
i ,rtr, ara. ,,,,,y in flr h.ul. of the Treasurer
so575 I'm motion the Relief Committee were
tod With n,,s..r 10 -,l.,.t and receive sub.
/ .syi,ti,p.. and R.F. noupfnc wa arpaiuied in
/ H.. plece II \. b. Rocker. yha declined serving.
/ The number composing tie Il, Let Committee was
! changed to ten instead Of twenty, and The Sole.
/ ting Committee 10 fanr instead # ten. The
/ President appointed the following a. tie solicit
Ing Comutittc-Lower Ward, J. N, cobbs. aud
John LonE-Upper Ward,Dr Z. II Murre aud
4. Cross.
resolution was offered and adopted, inviting
Mr.. {. l. Mosby TO deliver an address et're
the Society at such time rs may suit his eonve.
nlence; aud then the meeting adjourned
, a,I,.r 3
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5'''''9 '''"''o
c,.,,,, W -, -, i,t I,1 . ra.n,..tnhl,
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CANCER CuRrD.-'rhe Fredericksburg News
says that Dir, Alexander j. Baldwin, uu eminent
physician of Winchester, Va, acknowledges
himself cured of an nyeterate cancer by DR..
Samuel Gilbert, Of New York, If this be true.
the nformatotion is worth publishing, far and
wide.
oYSrERs.-on Tuesday last. says the Nor.
folk Argus, about $4,000 bushels of yiroi,ia
oysters arrived at Boston
CANDIDArE.-Mr VIM. H. Browne. the late
member OF the House of Delegates from Stafford
and King George, in card in the last Freder.
iekShnrg Recorder, in reference to the Conyen.
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DbsDS bond Books 70, ,al,lv
- W. !. fOLkES
lon 27's Sign Of the BolA. Mujn street
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DONDhRE SAGE, Pa ,der,d SILT eir. ana Row
L d.rrd ST. .e~ o. various kind. needed M thi
season % the yea fr al by R. STABLER co.
dec 5dAwts
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INDHsAF4stN -rtrsn.>t ,-i5h OF Nj, Z. !
II I5t
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!, sNNll ssAlslNs q FEGN-e0n hi {.

tuii quarter box, 'r'~h Brrn K .i.ins 800 diuu-
1r,h -. Ir cel.cd ou cou-iatu,,, md Ia ii c
hy il Hu-t, LEE y JDH NNON.
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SNow.-We have at last had respectable
snow. sunday from noon until night it showed
in real old fashion style, and yesterday morning
the streets and roofs were covered to the depth
of three or fournche@ An opportunity was at
fordc9, for the first time of the season in this
city, TO indulge in the delightful sport Of sleigh
ing, which was embraced to a considerable
tent.
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HOUSES FOR SALE i Win 20 sell g.

For terms apely torh st',-criber.u I.yrcthurs
dec 7.,l,45dt,1 GEO. q CURLE.
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Surely no man can visit the Poets Corner"
without experiencing emotions of the most cx-
quistc pleasure the deepest awe, and the high
est reyerence-for there are gathered the remains
of those who have best Illustrated and adorned
the Literature of England. And his must be a
bosom utterly devoid of all sentiment and SYM
pathy, who can stand midst its graves and dream
of their associations without, finding his feelings
expanded, and his heart improved for it is there
that Il great fountain has been opened where all
that can develop love Of letters, inspire patriot
ism, and fire ambition, necessarily rises and pen.
etrates into the ga2er's soul.
win continue my account of Westminster n,
another time.
Yours truly and respectfully.
T.. W.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
Gov. Reeder at Home.

Gov. Reeder has reached his former res
idence, in Euston, Pennsylvania. He was
welcomed with public speech, and his
course and acts appluuded in very decided
style. In reply, the Governor walked into
the Missourians for their interference in the
Kansas elections, in pretty bold style. We
quote from his speech
'IIe referred TO the reports of fraud and
outrage upon the part of slavery men in the
Kansas election. and emphaticolly confirmed
the very worst statement of them which had
preceded his arrival. He said his opinions
on the subject Of popular sovereignty had
undergone no change; but that the conduct
of the people Of the border counties Of the
north of Missouri had astcnnded and anna
zed him by their reckless disregard of oil
laws. compacts and constitutions; that the
Territory Of Kansas in her late election, had
been invaded by regular organized army,
armed TO the teeth, who took possession Of
their ballot boxes anu made Legislature Ia
suit the purpose OF the pro-slavery party.
Kansas was subdued, subjugated and con-
quered by armed men from Missouri; but
her citizens were resolved never to give up
the fight for their freedom, and the indepen-
dence Of their soil from foreign control.
The State of Missouri would be called
upon to disavow all sympathy with these
border rufIians. II she refused, the South
would be called upon TO discountenance her.
II the South refuse, the solemn duty would
devolve upon the North to take up the mat
ter, so that the rights OF her sons who had
settled in Kansas on the faith Of solemn com
pacts, shall be vindicated and sustained. He
declared that the fierce outraees and wild
violences perpetratpd at the election. pub
lshed in the n rthern papers were in Nd
wise exaggerated. He concluded by saying
that Kansas was now a conquered country
conquered by force OF arms-but that her
citizens were resolved never to yield their
rights. and relied upon the North 10 aid them
by demonstrations Of public sentiment, and
all other legal means, until they shall be full
ly and triumphantly vindicoted.
During his speech, Governor Reeder was
frequently ard enthusiastically cheercd BY
the large audience present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
New Bounty Land Law.

The number Of applications under this
law now amounts to 101 500, and are still
coming in at rapid rate. The Union
says:
1t i, probable that The Pension Office
will commence the issue Of warrants about
the LIST of June next, ns the engraving olthe
plates is rapidly progressing Already has
copy of the portrait of,he Secretary ofhe
Navy been completed for the l60 acre war
rants and that of the Secretary Of the Int
rior for the 100 warrants and that Of the
Secretary o, War for the so acre warrants.
The portraits of the President and others
are still in the hands Of the engravers.-
The engravings already executed are great
~ admired by all who have seen them, and
are proud evidences of American skill and
genius in the department Of the fine arts.
The commissioner has decided that the
rights Of widow of deceased soldier are
lost in a second marriage, tnt are revived
on the death of the second husband. II,
however, there be minor children living OF
the first husband, they may claim in RICH,
Of their father during the second marriage.
A power of attorney cannot be executed I'M
til after the warrant has been issued.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

The Governor has set apart Thursday,
3l>t day OF May, as day Of thanksgiving
and prayer, AMI recommends that all husi-
ness houses close; that the people assemble
at their respective places Of worship, and
return thanks Tor the many blessing oil prov
idcnce, and Iuubly be>ecch The divine ruler
o. he universe. HAT orr State may be bless
ed with health, plenti'uluess and prospcri-
~, aud that we may not be visited with fam
inc. pe>ricncc or civil strife.
We beg to suggest 20 our citizens the
prorri"ry OF Il proper observance OF the day.
Il or business men will take hold of the
suhircl i; can be done. Let us have thor
ou4h understanding, aud cessation of bus
mess that day,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

u Coon BUTTER is one of the essential
table comforts which many OF our citizens
find very hard to provide, either for love
or money. Our household is an exception,
as we have an elegant, golden-hued, richly
Favored article, such as our city friends
would gladly pay forty cents pound for,
but for which we have to thank the gene.
rosity of Mrs. w. G. BRowN, Of this vcini.
ty. Fairy stories toll lis Of "crocks o
gold" which is all we'll enough 10 ''rcac
about" but the 'cream" Is found in sucl
"crocks of golden butter as we now thanh
Mrs. 3. for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
New Hemp Hackle.


hF' Jho, u onderwood' OF n. Lon'S has
invented Hemp HacNIe' winch Is thus de-
ScT4oeo D! correspondent OF the hepuDIl'
can
" lie machlne IS SIMPLY strong frame
'''''c o. nara Woo'' say I'VE ieeE square; on
'Hs ''P o. MS are p'aceo me journals Tor
'"' '"c"'eS 10 re'",'e Oh Inc h"cN'e Is
o0'"'''.-'o''' 'ee' ~ "'"'''-''i WI" ''0F 'ce'
''''s, y" e'e' angie Is " piece Of nara
"''"' VIII, '"e e'S' PF"jrc'''S outside t"'
easing maze last I" the SIDES ana rounded
OIL ''noo'N' ''''S edge may De Faced with steel
II greater Guaranty Is desired FIVE inch
es o"cN OF "!S projecting edge Is placed "
" 70" o. Sm"''Nly p'i>hea ir'n teeth lie
Pr"Jec'.'E cage Is 50 arranged rs 10 'hro"
Oh 'ne hemN from lhe teeth Il 1t becomes
tangled, ana al Inc same time breaks and
opens 'he hemP Tor 'he teeth materially as,
S'S''"g III We c'eAn>'Ng process. Inc hack
,e'S P'e'u Oh Sn'''' ana FeV''VeS OH 'h'
w .''0 WV GU '""'e !" ""''"'''''
los'''"n' 'he Top o''"g o"yere" with light
'F"'"c work. F"S''y removed II need be. Ia
front o. 'ne H"eN4e' mere Is placed rest
OF cast iro''' beside which the operator stands
and applies the hemp TO the machine while
me 'oW an" aust - thrown out on the other
side. The tow is left by 'hc machine, mo-
only ready For the picker but nearly Su
Perced's 'he use o. '''ai preparatory machine
seeming TO he almost perfectly clean auC
ready ter mat'ng bale rope or tagging; bn
the hemp Is beautifully prepared directly
Tor spinning IS II done with " hand hnck!"
1t l" SAID that with this machine one honC
can hock'e five hundred to eight hundrc,
pounds per day. according to the quality q
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
St. Louis Market - Saturday, 9th.

TosAoco-We quote, from public sales at
both warehouses, lugs $5@$6 80; common
shipping $7@$9 so; fair manufacturing
$lO@$l2 SO; prime $l5 to $l8 p 100
lbs.
HEMp-None Of account in market
either in store or on the levee. The arti-
Gle was in Il dropping condition early in the
week, but has since shown an indication to
rally. Common 10 fair undresscd $7O0
$50; good TO prime $S5 10 1913 d toni
Hacked $40 p ton, with small sales.
Flour Moderate demand and moderate
supplies. The city milcrs have as much
contracted Tor as they can deliver for some
time ahead, and are not Offering round lots.
In small parcels, C, unlry supcrfne sells at
50 25M9 80; do extra 50 G2l@) IS; do
extra $lo@+l2 U Dbl
WnEAr-Prma qualities scarce as gold
dust and much wanted. Supplies of spring
and poor fall far exceed the demand
Spring and poor TALL 81 seal 10. medium
tall 81 seal so; good do $2Gl2 25;
prime and strictly choice 50 3C@z rs p
nnsheI' exclusive OF packages.
CoNN-heoeipts Tor month heavier than
ever Nno"h' market IN consequence little
depressed, FF'me white SS(@'2c; d" vel
low SS@9G good mixed oS@s5o; incIu-
"'ns new gnonles.
=. CATS-FF'ce Keeps up wei though a
li'"e 'o"er '0'u"! ''"h early IN the week.
Al Coca oroeF ana OF prime q"u''iy' 0'g''G
q o"She''
,'NDn'rS-'52y II % q IoO ID Hides
ll4r' i"no" VAC neg b'''WaN Z6l;
e',Iers o',; O''e0 apes E-i do Peach
I, - -'' o'> 10, '5''"> - Oo' """o'e~
Il4oi hoN' O'' ~ 'l'Ny ""3'i Deer SKINS
-.G--' y ID -t','. (@ DUG; Coon I"C@
1''' OK C"' al" " OF ."'@ 3o'' h"I De-
gypsum ''' O''r ~ 0O; butter LOG
-oc' t''Ver Sr'd 20; fi"nf b"rreIs doe:
'''"'"S @-@- ~ Y o'|eh'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

DAoUEREEoT7PEs.--Mr. WHITEHEAD, an
excellent Artist, is at present in our place
ready to serve all who may need anything
in his line. His specimens show work.
mans hand, and we advise those who mny
desire pictures of themselves OF friends, tc
visit his rooms, without delay. Yon will
find him polite and accomn lating and need
not fear having botched job paimed on you
as he lets nothing but finished work &c
from his hands.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
Doings in Kansas Territory.

Malcolm Clark was killed at Leaven-
worth City, the other day, by man named
McRea. The difficulty took place at pub
lie meeting, held on the subject Of claims
Clark was the leader ofthe pro.slavery par
~, and McRea headed the anti-slavery
men. Clark was the chairman of the meet
ing, and decided question In favor Of his
party, to which decision McRea objected
Words followed were succeeded by blows
and Clark was shot. McRea attempted 10
escape, but was taken, and 10 protect him
from being summarily dealt WITH was placed
in the guard house at the Fort. A public
meeting was called on The Sd, 10 decide the
fate OF the prisoner.
Geo. S. Park, of Parkvilie, was lynched
in the Territory, last week, his cabin burn
ed down, and he ordered 10 leave. He
was lynched by citizens of the Territory,
FOR "claim jumping" We see he arrived
ut St. Louis, last Seturdny-the day pub
lie meeting was called at Parkville, to hang
him and Patterson, if they could be found.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10


PROPOSED New TERnIroRY.-A letter
from New Mexico TO the New Orleans
Picayune states that the Legislature orthat
Territory have some thoughts Of memorial
izlng Congress to erect new territory ont
of the southern portion of New Mexico
The present territory is 500 miles long, $50
broad, and is inhabited by 100000 people.
The tract of country newly acquired from
Mexico has given it comparatively large
population in its southern part, ard that
section is now SO far removed from Santa
Fe, the seat Of government, and the country
is so dangerous and difficult for travellers,
that communication is for all ordinary pnr
poses impracticable. The proposed terri
tory is 10 be called Pimera. 1t is said to
possess vast agricultural and mineral re-
sources and to be capable of supporting n
large population. The letter to the Plea
ytinc states that it already contains a larger
population than either Oregon, Washington,
Minnesota, Kansas, or Nebraska contained
when they were erected into territories.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
Another Arrival !
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods
AT
sP0Tsw9OD & ETRRHEEDE.s,

A MONG them Dress Goods, Of Barge, Grape
~ de PARIS, tissues, lawns and baregc robes for
party dresses. Also. bonnets, ribbons and flow
crs, being the third arrival this season, unusually
pretty and cheap. Ladies' collars. AoEncirgs and
rmJrodenes, 80 per cent. lower than usual rri-
ces. SILK mIntilias and Grape shaw,s, in great
variety, iaconatts, caEG5rics sws,or, pi.r.cd ill.,
ems TOR dresses; together with genera. us.Crt-
meut Of prints. chiutzes, Cotonades, brown and
Bile ched domestics, linens, cass:arres. y,s;.n-s
ciothnG. hats and caps, SC, &c, making orr as
sortment the most complete in this market. We
respectfully solicit an examination.
sPQTSWOQD & KIRKDRGDE.
Glasgow. May 10, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
An Elopement.

About the LIST OF this month, Mrs. Emma
Aldrich left her home and husband in Quin-
cy, Illinois, 10 visit her parents in Virginia.
She arrived at ST. Louis, in due time, and
wrote an aifectionate letter to her husband,
stating she had taken passage on Louis
vile boat, anil was about being off. She,
however. took Missouri river boat and
reached this place last Monday, where she
was received by shoemaker, by the name
Of Dodge, as his wife. Dodge had been
here some four weeks, having come from
Quincy. He and the fair, but false one,
were corresponding, under assumed names
his letters having been addressed to Mr..
Stonley--and thus planned their schemes
One of her letters fell in wrong hands, at
Quincy, and thus the injured husband learn
ed where Dn,lge was, and whittier, and with
what intent his wife was going. To place
the matter beyond all dispute, however
he dispatched friend, who arrived few
days after she did. Finding they were dis.
covered, Mr.. Dodge and his dulcenia left
Yesterday morning, taking the road toward:
Foyette. Mr.. Aldrich is represented tc
have been an aflectionnte and indulgent hus
band. and deserves the coincidence of all goot
citizens. We think Dodge is the cheated
individual.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS.

MESSRS w. F. Dunnica & Co.. have an assort-
ment of Agricultural and Mechanical Implc-
mcnts and tools, worthy the attention of farmers
und mechanics, and we advise all TO call and exam
Inc them. Our farmers should especially call. as
we think they are at least quarter of a century
behind the age. Discard all old fogy notions, and
give The inventions Of our day and generation fair
test and trial. When you are at their store, just
look through their assortment and you will find
many new and useful articles.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

The weather continue dry and cool. We
had II very good shower last week. but the
ground was ST. dry that it was absorbed as
fast as il fell, and the roads were dusty next
day. The frost Tuesday night injured veg
citation very considerably.
Crops are suffering Tor rain. Should it
continue dry week longer, the wheat will
be failure. The prospect for Tobacco is
gloomy, and indeed, without rain, and that
soon, there will be a general failure. Ma
ny Of our farmers, who are not croakers,
are really getting alarmed at the prospect.
The river continues low. Boats come and
90 with tolerable regularity, but carry but
little freight, and of course have TO charge
exorbiant prices. The annual rise may
be looked tor, soon, and our business men
and boalmen will then have better times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
THE SATANIC Plot, or Awful Crimes Of Popery

THE SATANIC Plot, or Awful Crimes OF Popery
in High and Low Life, by Know Nothing.
Mr.. MARR Of the Post Office Book Store
has laid on Our table copy Of this work,
which we have hastily glanced over. 1t
contains history of Papacy in the United
States, Crimes of Inquisiton, &c., and will
be read with interest at this time, as Catho-
lic>m is occupying considerable share of
public attention. Call at the Post Office
Book Store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

CoSYreTIour.-The Legislature Of Con-
necticut, on the Sd, elected VIM. R. Miner
over Ingraham, democrat, by large MAORI
ty. Gov. M. is Main Law man, and a
warm advocate Of popular education. The
proposition 10 amend the constitution ex-
tending the right Of suffrage to negroes, and
deborring all who can neither read nor write
he desires to 60 before the people,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

The Administration is sorely perpeXed
about Kansas affairs. Secretary Davis, who
is the ruling member Of the Cabinet, takes
sides with the Atchison party against Gov.
Rceder. President Pierce has spoken his
mind freely in condemnation ofthc new work
ing Of Squattcr Sovereignty, but it is behcv-
ed that he will ultimately be Influenced BY
Davis. Governor Recder is hourly and
arxiou>ly expected at the Capital.
Josiah T. Polk. relative Of the late Pre-
sident Polk, and for many years clerk in
the Treasury, has beer removed from Office
in consequence Of his Anita Catholic proclv-
tiles. He was considerable Of writer on
the subject His removal has produced an
Indignant scn>ation among Sans friends,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
High Prices.

Our young and enterprisin9 friend Gus
Elgin, of this county, sold a four year old
steer a short time since for the round sum
of 800 in hand. But few young men in
the State are so enterprising, as FIR. Elgin
and we predict for him bright future Of
usefulness Banner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

Nor DEAD. With the assistance of ru-
NOR, in our last, we killed OF Capt. VEL
TON and Mr.. McDoNALD, of the steamer
Cataract. We are truly happy to learr
that orr information was incorrect, and that
At last advices both these gentlemen were
well, and on duty, pushing their boat a-heat
with commendoble energy. Long life tt
them!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

1.-THE latest folly enjoyed by the god.
less of fashion upon her abiect devotees,
the ladies Of New York, is the wearing of
bonnet ribbons four feet long. The bon
net. meanwhile, continue TO reccde from
nrh'ic observation. They have long been
invisible TO the naked eye-of the wearer;
and they threaten TO run entirely TO ribbon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

I%The Glasgow Insurance company was
organized on Saturday last, by the election
Of ThoS. Shackelrord as President, and w.
F. Birch, Secretary. The office ofthe COM
pany will be in the new Banking House of
Weston T. Birch s. Son. The business adj
vertisement Of the company will appear in
our next issue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

SOUTHERN DEMocRAr.-Thisi is the IL
lie of a new paper, proposed to be publish
ed by THos H. STARNEs end F. NJ. Nc
DoxALD. at ParkvilIe, Mo. It is 10 be
Southern in sentiment, and will labor 10
make Kansas a slave State. Two Dollars
for single copy--twenty copies for twenty
five dollars,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

SECOND ARRIvAL.-Mr. SpoTswoop has
just returned with his second Spring pur-
chase, and his numerous customers will find
his stock again complete. Goods look Sc
tempting in those elegant new stores there
is no getting round purchasing. Go--lool,
land buy!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

Kansas GovERHoR.-The move TO elect
q new Governor for Kansas was not gen.
orally responded TO. The Westport News
says the time was too short FOR notice 10 De
circulated. Polls were opened in four pre-
cincts, and Hon. Thos. johnson received the
unanimous vote.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

EDlNBvRa.-The advertisement Of this
elegant steamer will be found in to-day,
pnprr. A better boat, commanded by bet.
ter officers, cannot be found in the west
We speak what we knnw, and whit all
OILERS who travel on her will not be long
In finding ont.