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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

PnnfsoLooY.-Dr. Bsrker closed his
public course Of lectures Tuesday evening,
TO very large, and app sciative audience.
He has been among us during the holidays,
and q, time when many Of .our citizens
were much engaged with other matters,
yet his audiences steadily increased in size,
every evening, and his room has never been
vacant, during calling hours. He will leave
many converts behind him, and we hope has
made his stay profitable. As practical
phrenologist, we have never seen his supe-
rior. HIS delineations OF character have
been true 10 life, in nine cases in ten, and
herein lies the secret Of his success. He
is n shrewd observer Of men and things, has
travelled much, and generally renders his
lectures pleasant and profitable to his au-
diences. There may be cavil abou, his ex.
PLANTATION Of his science; his theory may no,
receive as able support as others might
give it, but in practical tests, as before re.
marked, we have never seen his superior.
He goes from here 10 Fayette, and we
commend him and his amiable travelling
companion TO the favorable consideration Of
the believers in phrenoogy, not only there,
but wherever they may go.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Send for IL.

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Dec. 3, 1851.
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Tobacco.

The following sales transpired at Louis.
vile, on the 2lst.--
Sales a: the warehouses 80 hhds, viz:
At Pickett, 8 at So 65, at $4 10 50 80,
4 at SIS 80 10 S. 80, at SO to So 10,
at 81. AtTodd, at SO xto SO go, a,
50 IS. 2 at So so 10 So 90, 4 at So o5 10
So rs, at 81 O5. AT Ninth street, 2 al
SO 80 10 SO 90, at $4 to 81 35, and |
at So 10.
The Baltimore market on the 18th was
reported as follows:
We have to note quite a dull week in the
tobacco market, purchasers showing no dis.
position TO operate, except at reduced rates,
which holders will not submit 10, preferrine
10 hold over until spring. Marylund
ground leaf heretofore in good demand i,
now much neglected. The last sales were
made al 54Q16 80, mostly at $4@6, nnt
the fine qualities at SOP. We hear o
nothing doing IN Ohio toSOcco this week. -
Kentucky tobacco is in moderate demanl
Tor the home trade.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

CoNGnEss.-In the House, on the 23d,
the resolution offered by Mr.. WARREN, of
Arkansas, directing the committee on Ter
ritories to report on the prop-iety of exclud-
ing the Utah Delegate, Mr.. BERsHrsEL,
from seat in the Hall, was adopted.
In the Senate, Mr.. STUART, Of Michigan,
and Mr.. BRoDrnIcx, OF California, both
Democrats, spoke against receiving Kansas
with the Lecompton Constitution, taking
similar grounds TO those assumed by Sena-
tor DOUGLAS. Mr.. BRoDERrcK even went to
the extent of charging the President with
the responsibility of the recent difficulties in
Kansas; and declared that, il he were citi-
zen Of Kansas, he would aid in fOgging the
Lectmpton Constitution makers, cutting
theis ears of, and driving them out of the
Territory. ..-....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Travelling Bacon.

The New York Post says: We notice the
arrival here of between one and two hun
dred boxes Of Bacon from Liverpool. The
history of this shipment is worthy Of record.
Abou! year and a half ago, they were ship
ped from St, Louis via of New Orleans TO
England. The market there not lavoring a
profitable sale, they were transported to
Australia. Here, again, the market was
glutted, which caused return of he LOT to
Liverpool; but the state of affairs there in
duced the owners to deliver the Bacon here,
for the purpose of being soaked, scraped,
and resmOked and thus made ready for the
market when prices shall reuivs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
The ARRAY at Fort Scott.

Private advices give the following men,
oranda Of the exciting collision at Fort
Scott, Kansas territory, between the free
state and pro-slavery men:
"The smouldering hostility SO long 'pent
up, is at last breaking out in the territory,
and the pro.slayery men seem determined
10 precipitate it on the people without re-
gard to consequences. Fort Scott is the
scene where the tragedy has opened
During the last court held at that point,
twenty.three free state men were indicted
for rebellion, under the statutes Of the bo-
gus Legislature of 1855, which makes the
crime punishable by death. Friends Of the
victims 10 this odious and bloody code,
wished 10 have further investigation Of the
case which was denied them. They then
requested to see The court records, and
were refused. Determined not to be treat
ed with such arrant injustice, they claimed
their right, and q squabble ensuing, they
were set upon by the pro-slavery attaches
of the court and mob of their partisans.--
In turn, the free state men rallied to the
support of their friends and compelled the
assailants 10 surrender. The captives were
then permitted to leave urinjured. Since
that time they have crossed the line into
Missouri, where they have raised force,
and now threaten 10 wreak vengeance when
they get 10 the territory. The volunteers
in this new foray have principally gone
from Little Usage, POpinvile and Nevada
but the general sentiment of the COMMUNE
ties do not irdorse the inroad. You may
expect to hear other news SO soon as their
future proceeding are known"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Our Carrier

Willw on our town subscribers, to.mor-
row morning, with his annual salutation,
which, !, from the pen of young lady of
our place, To-day is the fifty second time
he has visited you, during the year just
closing, and custom, TO say nothing OF JUS
tcs, Comedies to him arecompense for la
Dor, and compliment for fMihfulne".-
He has good address, has been faithful,
and though no phrenologist, will be able to
tell to morrow, the heads in which acquisi-
tiyeness is largely developed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

FReview your life for the year just
closing, and determine upon some reforms
for the New Year. No odds how small,
but determine upon something. Lop of
some idle or vicious habit, which is both de-
grading and expensive. Take step for
ward, determined not to retrace it. Don't
affect too much, or you will do nothing. 1t
is hard to break up old habits, and if at
tackled wholesale, you may fail. Quit swear
ing, and go to church more regularly. Quit
drinking, and chew less tobacco. Quit loaf
ing about, and read more. Quit thinking
all the time about nothing, and apply your
mird resolutsly 10 some one practical point
And
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Pausinr a Little.

Some Of the democratic journals Of the
south hesitate little about ejecling Senator
Douglas from their party, and turning him
over 10 the uncovenonted mercies Of repub
licanism. The Richmond Examiner asks
this pertinent query:
as there any southern man who desires
10 drive Senator Douglas from Us 10y pre-
CT itate denunciatiou? fire ws Of The south
so strong that ire can Jow string the gr. al
representative men Of the North, tcnh as tetO q
the forms Of justice, and Nth as hti'e inuesti-
CATION as Turkish Pdchd crhitiS rhsn al
a signhs hsai of some oFeni'ng sairap as
sent spinning from his Shouijrs?'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

E7Christmas, with US, has passed of
quietly and respectfully, in the main. But
few over .pogged themselves, and we heard
Of only one fight. One fellow got slightly
by the head" became pugnaciOus, and got
a dose of "bleedng Kansas" which eye
witnesses pronounced just, but not extern
sive enough. The constitution" was out
in fun force, and we wish lew Of the
'shriekersp had been here 10 witness their
wretchedness! . - 49, ..,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

SUicrpE OF AN EDrroR..-A correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Ledger writing
from Fayetteville, N. c., states that Mr.. F.
Whitman, editor Of the Fayetteville North
Carolinian, committed suicide on the night
Of the l0lh inst, in company with a Mr..
Elliot. The letter says:
He and his friend Mr.. Elliot were both
found dead, side by side, in bed this morning
they having both committed the same act
at the same time. Some prnSic acid and a
letter signed by the editor, lay on the table
by the bed side. The letter cxonera,ed any
one from being he cause OF the rash act, and
stated that he and his friend had concluded
to leave this world, and agreed 10 leave TO-
gelher.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Kansas Affairs,

The election in Kansas resulted in the a.
dopton Of the constitution, Nth slavery, by
a large majority Of the votes polled. The
bulk Of the free State men refused 10 vote.
The free State Legislature has adjourned.
They passed law providing for vote OH
the Lecompton constitution, on the fifth Of
next month, and also law organizing the
militia Of the territory. Lane has been
chosen General in chief, and has taken com
mund.
There was one man killed at Leaven.
worth, election day. ........
There has been some difficulty ut Fort
Scott, and two company's Of US. soldier:
had been sent down to assist the Sheriff il
serving civil process. Lane also sent dowr
two companies of his militia. Rumor is
that blood has been shed. ..,-.5.
Denver has taken possession OF the Office
Of Secretary Of State, and is ex.oficio Gov
ernor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

The New ANEsruErIc, AMYLrsE.--
This new agent for the prevention of pain
during surgical operations, was used FOR the
first time at the Bristol General Hospital
lately, with complete success. The opera
ton was well calculated 10 test the powers
of the drug, being Chopart's amputation Of
the foot. The surgeons of the Bristol Hos
pitOl speak of the ihsensibility to pain UNI
der nmylene as being perfect, and say that
its anesthetic effects are Of shorter duration
than those of chluroform.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
The N. Y. Times Washington CORES pond

The N. Y. Times Washington correspond
ent states that Mr.. Mason, Minister at Pa
ris, has sent in letter Of resignation TO the
President, in which lie complains Of the re-
,peated hints TO resign which the President
has given him. He (Mr. Mason) did much
10 procure the nomination Of Mr.. BrcHAN-
Az at the Cincinnati Convention, for which
Mr.. Buchanan promised him as long stay
in France as possible, with the assurance
that when he could stay there NJ longer he
should be transferred TO some other exalted
postion-a seatson the Supreme Bench, for
instance. The President has forgotten these
thonghtless promises, whereat the aggrieved
Virginia oflice-holder who don like TO leave
one place till another is prepared for him,
complain, bitterly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Thaank,,sL. Giving Day.

To-day has been designated by the Gov
srnor Of the State, as a Sitting day fol
thanksgiving 10 Almighty God, and, In hum
be prayer to Him for continuation Of Hi
parental care over u.s." and all good citi
zen. should properly observe It. NJ. i,
GAIL to thee, our God we owe, 80 '
80 Source whence oil our blessings dow,
Peace, prosperity and health,
Private bliss and public wealth. s.
Knowledge, with its gladdening streams,
Pure religions holier beams; gFk,,t
Lord, for these our soul shall raise Z
Grateful VOWS and sclssna praise"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

I5Congress adjourned last week, till
next Monday. On that day Senator Bigler
will address the Senate, in behalf of the ad.
ministration, and in reply 10 Senator Doug.
las, on the Kan as question. During the
interim, The news Of the recent election will
reach Washington, and the administration
will have counted noses, drank nnd drilled
lis adherents. --.-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
DI e D.!

In Columbia, on the 23d, Lucy BOONE, d4ush-
ter of Prof. L. B. Wilkes, aged years.
In Fayette, on the 18TH WILLIE HUGH, son Of
John f. and Sallie A. Ewin, aged Is months.
On the LIST, SARAH ELIZABETH, daughter OF
James II. and Mary i. Silvey, OF this county,
aged years, 3 months and 10 days.
On the 18th JAMES BoYD. sen OF the same, aged
6 years, 4 months and days.
On the goth. MARY JANE, daughter OF same,
aged year, months and days-all OF Scarlet
Fever.
On the 27th, Mr.. JAMES R. LYNN, OF this ccun,
ty, OF Typhoid Fever.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived here
with dates from the City of Mexico TO the
l7lh inst. 30 ..-... ...
Another revolution broke out on the 10th
instant. The garrison a; Tacuyba pro-
nOunced against the dissolving Of Congress,
the overthrOwing of the Constitution, and
the declaring Of Comonfort Dictator. Vera
Cruz followed the example, and it was ex-
pscted that the resi- of the States would also
do so. f -
Later accounts from Yucatan state that
the observation-disclosures had captured Sisal
which again was retaken by the gorernmen,
troops. f-..'
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MAN KILLED AT DoslpHAs.-A ms

MAN KILLED AT DoNIPHAN.-A man
by the name of McVeay shot and killed an
other by the name Of Latham, in Doniphan,
X. T. on the l4lh. Latham was q free
State, and McVeay slave State man, but
the difficulty arose from "claim jumping
The killing was performed in cowardly
manner, the murderer having shot his vic
tim in the back, as he was quietly walking
the street, not thinking ofdanger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

SHORTENING CREDirs.-A meeting Of the
business men OF Lexington was held in that
place on the 24lh, al which they pledged
their honor as men, as merchants, and as
mechanics" to have two pay days per
year, hereafter, instead of one, as hereto
fore. A good move, and one step towards
a cash system, which ought to be univef-
sally adopted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
The Latest Dodra.
Correspondence Of the New York Herald.
WAsuINcToN. Dec. 81 1857

Correspondence of the New York Herald
WAsuINGroN, Dec. 81, 1857.
An important movement Is OH foot which
promises an easy settlement CT The Kansas
ugitation. 1t is intended, when the Lee
compton constitution comes on, to take it up
by the friends OF the administration, both
as party measure and as formal asser-
ton Of the democratic principle Of popular
sovereignty. The constitution will be
passed, with proviso that it shall be pre-
scented 10 the people of Kansas for final uc-
ceptance and ratification. 1t will not be
thrown out or discussed, for the proviso OF
final submission to the people will silence
the opposition. While i: carries the great
point aimed at by the administration, it To-
calizes the Kansas imbroglio, and allows
the Kansas people to treat the question as
they may see fit. There will be no excuse
thereafter for the further interference Of
Congress, and no agitators, in our out Of
Kansas, can re-hash it into an important
national issue. To guard ogoint such IL
possibility, and to avoid every excuse for o
disruption of the democratic party, an ena-
bling act will be Incorporated in the new
bill as all alternative, IN case the Lecomp-
ton constitution is rejected by the people of
Kansas. This will provide safe, direct
and unlmpeachabe mode OF framing such q
constitution as the people of Kansas desire,
under the formal sanction Of Congress, and
surrounded with all possible constitutional
and popular requirements. The movement
is southern one.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
The South" on Forney.

The Richmond South thus pays it re.
spectsS2 Col. Forney of the Philadelphia
Press;
Mr.. JOHN w. Forney, Of the Philadelphia
Press, exhibits an anxiety TO provoke dis
cussion with this paper in regard II the
issues or the Kansas controversy; and with
that view he chooses 10 reply 10 our cri'i-
cism of Senator Douglas position with de.
cided warmth Of temper and severity OF
epithet. With the positive conviction that
a triumph over Mr.. Forney would neither
secure us any personal credit nor result in
the least advantage To the in terests Of the
south, we mist decline 10 return the gentle,
mans salulntion. We have abundant op.
porlurily for discussion with editors OF re,
spectacle character, and have no need e
descend to the level of an individual whc
has been convicted Of an attempt TO extor
false testimony against woman Ivy liberia
supply olliquor TO drunken playOclor. /
we could not find worthy champion we
should not accept one whose name Is th'
synonym Of personal dishonor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

THE New HALL OF THE HousE OF REP.
REsENrATivrs.-The members Of the House
on Wednesday took possession of the new
Hall, which, according to espondent
OF the Journal Of Commerce, proved ian ex-
cellent place Tor speaking and hearing. -
Unlike its predecessor, it is nnobstrucled
with immense columns, ungarni>hed with
sharp points, to shatter the volume OF sound
as it poured ont from the human voice.
Those columns OF Brescian marble in the
Cd Hall are indeed exquisitely beautiful,
but they are well spared in the new Hall
though the passion for excessive dccora.
ton is still manifest" The new IinlI is
l39 feet long by SO feet wide and IS high.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

MAR RED

CORNELIUS Saturday the Goth
inst, by Rev. WIN. II. Mansfeld. at his residence,
Mr.. Robert Cornelius of Roanoke, and Mrs. Jane
Manson, formerly OF Glasgow.
GE5-Gold Dollar received and our blessing re-
turned.
'May life he 70 them one bright summer day,
And all things he smiling and gay,
And when eaTth's vicissiudes 10 them are done,
May they have home beyond the sun
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

E5-We are under special obligations to
Mr.. A. C. Carter, Of the United States Ex-
press Company, for package Of Eastern
and St. Louis papers. He passed up on
the "Tutt," Sunday morning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Fayette:

We expect to be at Fayetie tomorrow,
and shall be pleased TO receive the names
Of all whose subscriptions expire with this
number, for next year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

LATE PAPrns.-Capt. Tracy, Of the
"Isabella," favored us with ST. Louis pa
pers, in advance of the mail. She passed
up Monday evening, having left St. Louis
Saturday. She is bound for Weston, and
will be back to. morrow or next day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

E5-John Wilson, a promising young
lawyer of ST. Joseph, died very suddenly in
that place, short time since. He was a
son Of Gen. Robert Wilson, formerly of this
county, and was well known by many Of
our readers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
A CARD.

The Managers of the Tea Party beg 10 return
their profound thanks to the citizens the place and
vicinity. for their very liberal patronage on the
evening Of the Gath. The gross proceeds amounted
to one hundred and ten dollars.
Dec. Dist, 1857
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

E5-In our advertising columns will be
found notice of the dissolution Of the firm
Of Spear s. Swinney. Mr.. Spear will con-
tinue the business, as heretofore, and his
card will appear in our next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

1.-THE weather has been quite pleasant
since our last cloudy, in the main, but
mild. We have had very mild winter
thus far.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Notice This,

Hereafter our paper will 90 TO press
Wednesday Evenings, in order 10 meet the
new mail arrangements. Advertisements
intended for Thursdays paper must be
handed in Wednesday morning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Time Ont.

This Is the last paper for many Of our
subscribers. We respectfully solicit them
all 10 renew their subscriptions for the en-
suing year. No paper continued without
renewal Of subscription. ,,rs. l,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

E5sHon. H. s. Foote, formerly Senator
of Mississippi, and late of California, has
located at Memphis, Tenn, TO engage in the
practice of law.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

ToBAcco.-W have not word Of news
for Tobacco holders. The buyers are
thinking and talking, but not buying.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
FARMERS, No1E THIs.-In a cl

FARMERS, NoTE THIs.-In a cloudy
morning it is a matter Of Importance TO far
mers to know whether it will be sunshiny
or showery in the afternoon. II the ants
have cleared their holes nicely, and piled
the dirtup high, it seldom FIJI 10 bring a
clear day 10 the farmer. Spider. will
be numerous about the tops of the grain and
grass some cloudy mornings; and fifty years
observation has shown the writer OF this
that these little weather-guessers seldom
fsil in their predictions Of fs'r day. -,-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Divine Service will be had at the NJ. E. Church
to-day (Thursday,) commencing at II o'clock
Wach Night this evening, commencing at 0
o'clock The I'd Quarterly Meeting for Glasgow
Station will commence on Friday night.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
TAKEN up

DY ], v. Basin of Charlton Township, coun-
ilty OF Howard and State of Missouri, one sor-
rel mare, supposed 10 be fonr or five years old
wtha blaze face, soth left feet white, and about
Fourteen and half hands high, valued at Fifty
doilnrs. u .rH
Also, one Clark sorrel mare colt, with star in
her forheead, supposed (, be one wear old last
spring. with name and tail of light color, appraised
TO Fifty dollars; no other marks or brands per-
ceivable, and appraised by James c. Martin, and
T. II. Shepherd, who were duly qualified for that
purpose. %
Taken and certified before ne, this 18th day
Dec. A. D. 1857.
WI. DuENIcA, I.F
| pet ~, issy.-ev,
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CUR II Ed NJ OK.

= u Z & i 4 IL M x K
" E will purchase Bank N,es, ard pay gold
w therefor, at the following rate:
Kentucky, State Bank of Ohio, State
Bank of Indiana, Louisiana, New
York, and New England except
Rhode Island, .......... ......... . discount
Tennessee, old banks,..... .......,. 10
Al other States, in good s'andinG.... G "
We have on hand large quantity of American
silver coin, which we will exchange for gold, or
pay out at par. --
WESTON 2. BIRCH / SON.
Glasgow, Dec. p, lS57-3w ~
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CERTIFICATES &c lEPlSlT,

OFFICE OF WESTON T. BIRcH & Sow,
Glasgow, Dec. "a, 1851.
WE will receive money on deposit, and issue
W certificates therefor, at the following rate:
90 days, or more, 4 per cent. per annun.
months, or more, 6 per cent. " :"
No interest allowed on current accounts subject
to draft at sight, without notice.
Dec. %, ls51.-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31

n-Ths new Treasury Note, win be is
sued in about two weeks, and will be OF the
dsnOpips,ion II 800. $500, end 81 900.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
. GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, Dec. 81 1857.
Look for the K.

A cross thus K immediately before the
name, siguifesthat the time paid for has ex-
PRED.
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Attention,

Let all get ready topay all they owe, and
do it promptly. There is going TO be gen.
eral settlement, certain, and willing dis.
position helps things along.