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DESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
lGtaurant, situated under the odd Fellows Hall, is
offered FOR SALE, with all of the Stock, Fixtures
and the Key of the house. Apply to
oc s-ts JAS. WARRINGTON.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

UPHOLsTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor ano Franklin Sts.)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
l. French and American PAPER Hangings. all quail
tiles: Floor oil Cloths Curtain Goods Cornces and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings, and many
sold At moderate prices. We also keep on hand aud
make to order Feat her Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the best quail
ity and all sther work in line. executed by the
NEST CON petent workmen, with the strctest desire
to give abstraction. portion of public patronage
In raspectfuIly solicited. Sc 2S-3ln.
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Modern Language (extra,l each ~
PHILIP b. STASARD,

q. v. ANUhMIN.
II gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
ical aud Mathematical School Of Messrs. STANARD
Il BAElANIN. Messrs. 5. K 3. are graduates of this
institution have been connected with it Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
oil ths public for their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications FRANOIS Ii. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. /.
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Miss A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES wiil rs-opea GU THURSDAY,
the lst day OF October,
Mira. bl.LES e. SrATCOS u III .iYs instruction In
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms aud other particulars enquire at the
school Rooms. corner Of Ath aud Bralkiii. streets
- 1s--dims
~ L, GALLEHRR, TEACHER or
~ THE VOICE AND PIANO goRTE.-TrEus
Per session of ~ lessons SO fhaakfu for the very
liberal patronage conferred UPON him for the last
three years. he respectfully socits II. Continuance
lhtl the isi st tobor he may any time be fouud
at his room on Broad between 9Th aud 18th streets
Sc Elm
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ClttR-Messrs. Dr.. kittridge Chas. A. Vose.
Second Cdbta.-J. Bassford, }. W. Mullen Noble
Fish, K. Hickman, j. n. Munger.
SFsruge.-J. Meyer j. b. Wells. II. G. Anderson
III. H. Miller, Mary Garnet, Benjamin Hassey Jas
Smith, Mr., Anthony, John Kelley. j. b. Guerher. D.
Rutherford, Thomas BrRde and brother, H. KIM
ball. Mr.. Robertson, +. Frederick, J. Rubb j. For
rest, p Dugan, }. X. Cheney, d. keer, W g. Thorn
as, D. W. Foust, l.. A. Wells, Charles TayIor. j
Christie, G. +. Goodnow, T. McNash j. Lowenthal
j. Wallace, c. Pritchard, H. Fredt, r. W. Ogden
and brother, II. y. Cahell. D. r. Ship1nan. i. r.
Merry, T. b. Ball, j. w. Anderson, K. Taylor, A j.
CnNs
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DGV. ]. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.--Th

Iva session commences October lst 1857. This prima
rY feature of this school. is the thorough and sys
teuatic instruction in the French langu given to
AL the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not quir.d to study the language without the ap-
proval of their parents.
The French is taEyht by Professor and Madame
EMlON, efParis, ana peculiar facilities are afforded
for ioArnny to speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in Enaiish shall be THOROUGHLY
taught
Information, relative to the school, terms &C., may
D. had, application at her residence, Broad st.
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MRS. 4. b. S. COLE will resume heI
1VA class IN Nocalizaton Singing. and the Piano,
on the 2gth OF October instant.
~ S-GIuS
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TyEA WAITERS-We have now open
l. large and beautiful assortment of Tea Walters;
among them are several handsome sets inlaid with
pearl and plain We have single Walters OF all sizes
aud nrices oc Is RuLkLEY co.
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DISSoLUTIoNs, &c.

DISSOL N.-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT. wEISIGER l. Co, is thj. dav dis
solved by mutual consent. The business of the firm
will be settled by CHARLES Il. DARRACoTT, who
!. alone authorized 10 collect the debts and to psa
the name Of the firm in liquidation
SILAS MERCHANT
q. r. WEISIGFR
CHARLES X. DARRACOTT
RICHMOND Va Oct. /. 1851.
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VIRGIeIA MILITARY TNsTITUTK(
July 9Th, 1887. jy N-d3m


ID ICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
~ ON BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
SfREETS-The classes in vocal music in this insti-
tuition meet follows First adult class tmore ad-
vanc.dJ "a Tuesd.y aud saturday evenings at Ia
O'clock. Second adult class beginners on Monday and
Thursday evenings at IA o'clock. The juvenile
classes will nee; At O'Clock, The nrst (more sd-
vanced) Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the piano given when preferred unless too nconyen
lent 10 the Institute For further particulars apply
to tocI2--Im) L, L. CALLER Err. Principal.
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MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA

1NGIRCHANICS' 'INSrITUTE.-OnWEDS
NIGHT ths i4th October two PRIxART SCHOOLS will
be opeue~i by the Committee of ths Institute sns in
SAUNDERS HALL. On EOushes street between 3race
AMI Broad. under the management Of Mr.. ". A.
RRvNIB-and the other in the Prssb ytsrian School
Rouse Franklin street st its intsrsection With
g3l street Rev. TaoxAs II. JoNEs being the priuci-
lAl tsacher. These schools will bs opened every
other night. and frs> n charge 10 ali boys who
are members OF the Institute. Persons wishing
10 obtain certificates OF menburship and tickets
t. the schools can do h calling on the Sscre-
tAry. ut the Hall OF the Institute either of the
following persons:
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~ whig aud Enquirer copy, daily and country.
HLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

" sCH0OL-The undorsignsd will, gu the first of
OctoDor next, open Classical and Mathematica!
school, embracing such course OF instruction a.
will 1T youth for easy entrance into the high
classes, either. OF classical scientific institu
tions. They have procured the desirable let Ut the
corner Of sth and Clay streets, upOa which they
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS will bs re follows, (PArABLE saaI-AHNUALLY
Is ADvANCR.1
Latin Greek and Mathematics $6s
Latin or Greek, and do ...................-.... so
English Branches, ....,........-........,....a 40
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COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned
~ having associated themselves together under
the style and firm of FISHER & WINSTON, for the
purpose Of conducting general wholesale and retail
Drug and Apothecary Business at the old stand OF
Bennett Beers 4 Fisher would respectfully solicit
n continuance Of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the cid firm JAMES X. FISHER.
SO 2s EDMUND L. WINSTON.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock Of Ready Nade Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Ia Mesars. DtRRAC0TT. HARRIS q co. confident
hctor them continuance OF that patronage, SO long
and liberally bestowed on us. -
osH MERCHANT. WRISIGER & co.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock Of Ready
Made Clothing. Of MERCHANT. WElSlGER co,
will conduct the business under the style of DARRA
COFT. HARRIS 4 Co, and hope by diligence and
fair dealing to merit the continuance of the pat
ronage 30 literally bestowed ou their predecessors
DAKRACOTT, HARRIS & co.
CHARLES Il. DAggACoTT,
b NJ. HARRIS,
ROM DARgACHTY
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Ne school viii open on MONDAY, September 2lst.
EUH AKD " JilNE, A, ", [ p,.;nc;
HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ, Iiii0i

MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
1'A ING AND DAY SCHOOL ON 4rH STREET. BE-
TwEEH BROAD AND MARsHALL.-The third session of
this institution will commence on the LIST OF October
next. -
IN this school will be taught all the branches of
nAshea education, including the Latin and Modern
languages together with Music upon ths Piano
Harp and Guitar. Instruction In Vocal Music will
also DE given.
The services Of competent instructors have been
procured. ~
Attention viii be paid TO the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies' entrusted Ia thair
charge, and their moral and social improvement pro
NOTED by every means in their power.
This schosl has been in successful operation in
hlchAnnd FER nearly two years and ths Subscribers
refer with confidence to ito patrons for any infor-
matsn which may be desired In rsfsrencs 70 its
merits. ~
fEshs-Abort the same ss heretofore. Bor them
and other particulars, refer to
MRS JEFFERSON MINOR.
al I--d6c3m MISS ADA H. MINOR
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WA. D. GILKS0y, PRoPRIRroR
. onnlDgses iree Of charge, run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
na- Every attention is given 10 passengers who
wish to depart By either of the lines Of travel.
my 30-6m
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me, for the last YEARS, in the above business
respectfully solicit continuance of the same fer the
new firm. ISAAC j. MERCER.
Oil
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Yots of Leayenworth County.

At the recent election for members 10
the Constitutional Convention, there was
two tickets in the field in Leavenworth
county-regulOr and independent. The
highest vote any of the regulars received
was 1893. The highest Independent vote
was 98--whioh being added together
makes 496.
The number Of legal voters reported un.
der the registry law, was 1887. The free
State men did not vote. The regular and
independent tickets were made up of demo-
Gratis, those of the independent ticket, how
ever, having free State procivities-but
counting the whole vote cast as being against
abolitionism, and it will be seen, the differ.
ence between the number of votes regis.
tered, and the number cast, is l34l, which
stands as the free State or abolition vote
proper. We have 10 means, now, of com
pairing other counties, but will do SO wher
we have full returns,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
How Much Will it Cost3

Last summer Trusten Polk was elected
Governor, and James S. Green Congress
man for this District. In the winter, they
were both elected to the United States
Senate, and a new election had to be or
dered to fill their vacant posts. The Anti
Benton party, which was in the majority.
consumed SO much time in elec,ing Sena-
tors, Bank officers, and other political in
triguing, that Legislation was neglected,
and an Extra-Sessiop, this fall was agreed
upon.
Now these two elections, and the Extra
Session, will cost The people not less Than
fjly thousand, and perhaps ONE HUNDRED
THoUsASD DOLLARS. Pretty expensive
business that, to crafty politicians. The
State debt, now, is very near TWENTY-FIVE
MILLIoss- and 10 crafty these anthem
ton politicians, it is to be increased one
hundred thousand dollars! Verify, there is
need Of Opposition" to sucha party, and all
good citizens ought 10 join in that OppOs-
zion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Mr.. Collins, Letter of Withdraw.

BY the following letter from Mr.. Collins,
it will be seen he withdrew from the can
vass, believing that Mr.. Bell had consent
ed to make the race. In this, however, he
was mistaken, and as soon as he learned Mr..
B. was not, and would not be candidate, he
Immediately .........
.l TOOK THE FIELD AGAIN,
is with General Clark, and will stay with
him, until the close Of the canvass.
The promptness with which Mr.. Collins
withdrew, the spirit and tone Of his letter,
and his promptness in again taking the field,
are all highly creditable to him, and will
endesr him 10 his friends. Here is his letter:
LAGRANGE, Mo-, June 18th, 1857.
DEKALB MUseRovE, Ese.,-Sir: l see
through the last issue of the Della, it is
quite certain that Casper w. Bell, Esq, Of
Brunswick, has consented TO make the race
for Congress in this District; and as my
name is before the people for the same posi-
ton, l hereby request you to make known
to the people through the columns of your
excellent and extensive journal, that ! am
no longer candidate, but cheer(ully yield
the field TO the talented, accomplished, and
patriotic Bell, who will successfully meet
and refute all the charges that may be made
against the American party by the Anti.
Benton faction of the Democratic party
With my kindest regards to my American
Wing, and Benton friends, by wnom was
called to make the race, leave the issues
exciting the public mind to be explained by
the two candidates, who have no doubt will
do them ample justice.
Yours, with much respect,
! ], M. COLLINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
TOlerable Strong.

The 81. Louis Leader, the Anti Bentor
organ, in speaking of Benton and Rollins
says:-
"They are both Shareholders, yet boil
profess to regard slavery as an evil. M
honest minded free State man can vote FOL
either, SO long as they hold flesh and blood
in abondage," .....
Is not that tolerabls strong bid for the free
soil votes of St. Louis? Rollins "hold.
flesh and blood in bondage" and 'honest free
State men" Of ST. Louis are reminded of th'
fact so as TO induce them 10 vote for Stew
art, who does not ''hold flesh and blood il
bondage" The Leader" not only "allOws'
free soilism, but courts it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Premium Tobacco.

The sale of Premium Tobacco took place
at the Planters Warehouse, St. Louis, last
week. For Manufacturing, the premium
was awarded to Robert Kemp of Galloway
county, and the hog,head was bought BY B.
w. LEWIS s. BRos., Of this place, at $l02
per hundred. Second premium awar ded to
R. G. Fortune, of Pike county, at purchased
by tie same, at $37.
For Shipping, J. w. Price, of Charlton,
received the premium, and Lewis, Perry
& Co., were the purchasers, at $l4 55. The
rest of the brake sold at from $40 to $3E
per hundred, Messrs. Lewis & Bros, o.
this place, having secured number of the
best Hogsheads.
At the State Warehouse, the first and sec.
ond premium Manufacturing Hogsheads
were purchased by Lewis, Perry & Co., oil
St. Louis, at 1902 so and $37 5t-Pike
and Lincoln counties having grown them
The Shipping premium was taken by the
same firm, at 800; and also number Of
other hogsheads at prices ranging from $5(
to 1913 60. Five. hogsheads Of Virginia Lea
were also sold, at from 1872 to $l5 so
Lewis, Perry g. Co., taking several of TIL
best, at the highest fguaes.
Tobacco growers have no cause to com
plain of these prices, if the consumers have
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Fusion.

The Nationals are down on fusiou, ex-
cept in their favor. For years they have
been trying to fuse with the Rentonites, but
so far have been unsuccessful They are still
trying, but the Benton democracy prefer
Rollins to Stewart, and hence they have a
great deal 10 say about Rollins fusing with
Blair, Brown, g. Co. Here is a Kansas
fusion resolution, adopted at National
meeting held in Lecompton, short time
since. 1t "allows" as much free soilism
Laneism, and Aboitionism, as the LEAD
err" could desire. In fact. they 20 1t,
"without reference to such "local ques-
tons" as slavery-are for the interests oil
the ''whole democracy"-Lane as well as
StringTellow. Read
That this Convention, as the representa-
tives of the National Democracy of Doug
las county, Kansas Territory, do pledge
themselves as individuals and as "a body
both in their selection Of Delegates TO rep.
resent Douglas county in the Constitutions
| Convention and in the manner of conduct
| ing the said election to use their best ef-
forts in all good faith and sincerity to rep
resent the interests Of the whole Democra-
cy OF Kansas, without reference to the sec.
ton of the Union from whence they may
come or the views that they may entertain
upon any local questions which may proper.
| ly be discussed or decided upon in the saIt
Constitutional Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
The Political Speeches.

The candidates for Congress were here
according to appointment, on Tuesday, and
addressed the people at TripIett's Ware
to be had. Hon. J. S, Green, in few we'll
chosen words introduced Gen. Clark, who
made speech OF two hours and half in
which he gave first, thorough exposition
of true Democratic principles, in a plain
common sense style. He then went into
personal review Of his owr political career,
confessed that he had belonged TO the Wing
and KnowN Nothing parties, but claimed that
the Democratic party now stands on the
same ground, relatively, that the Wing par
ty occupied during his connection with il.
There was but one act, he said, in his po-
litical life which he regretted, and that was
his connection with the Know Nothing par
tyj party which he mad supposed 10 be
National when he joined it, but which he
found sectional, and therefore he left it. He
then in closing pledged himself to do justice
10 his constituency in all parts of the dis
trict, if elected, and to serve them with all
his ability.
Mr.. Collins followed in quite a lively,
witty speech, in which he delighted his po-
litical friends by the manner in which he
touched off tho subject of the Generals
changing from one party to another. Mr..
Collins claimed that the Know Nothing par
ty was the National, and The Democratic the
sectional party, in as much as the latter, as
he alleged, harbored pationists and abb
olitionsts, allowing a difference of opiniCn
on the subject of slavery.
Gen. Clark answered Mr.. Collins, and
Senator Green closed the meeting with a
short but eloquent Soathern rights speech
L Lagrange Bulletin, 9th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

BEARD & BRo.s SAFES TRIuMpHANr.-
On Saturday evening, The safe OF S. Sander
son, No. 3, City Buildings, was taken from
the ruins, and was still red hot externally.
This morning it was conveyed TO the estab-
lishment Of the manufacturers Messrs. Beard
& Bros, for the purpose OF being opened.
On opening it, the books and papers were
not only found well preserved, hut totally
uninjured. Even the leather bindings OF
the books were not dsoolored.-[ Evening
News, November "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Fayette Branch.

The books for subscription to the stock o.
the Bank at Fayette,were closed on the 25th
having remained open ten days. $l23,500
were subscribed--$62, 800 being the amount
necessary. The foregoing amount was ta-
ken by sixty.three individuals and FIRMS
The scaling process was applied to bring
down the amount subscribed, TO the amount
required and all the large subscriptions
were ruled out amounting TO upwards Of
100000. Upwards of $4,000 has already
been paid in, -.
After the scaling process, the stock was
divided as follows. one of forty shares; one
of thirty; twenty-five Of twenty shares each,
and the remainder smaller amounts.
Under an order from the Board, the notes
of the S,uthern Bank, (the only one of the
New Banks that has got under way) was
ordered 10 be received and paid out as spe-
Gle funds which is nothing but right, and
highly creditable TO the Directory. Such q
liberal course, extended TO the other banks
when they get into operation, will give us
a sound circulating medium, and speedily
Danish the shin plaster currency with which
our business channels are now flooded.
The liberality and unanimty manifested
by all classes Of the community at Fayette
is highly commendable, and worthy Of imita-
|
ton by communities where it is propose:
to start other Banks.
The Exchange Bank" of which Branch
is to be established in this place, will be ii
operation in few weeks, when books fol
stock will be opened here. The stock viii
readily be teken and it will not be long be
fore our Branch wi be in successful opera
ton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Major Rollins Appointments.

Major ]. S. RoLLIss, independent can
didate- for Governor, will address the PEG.
pie as follows:
At Kansas City, Jackson CO., Friday night, July
IT.
Parkville, Platte CO., Saturday, July 18th, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. -
st. Joseph, Buchanan CO., Monday, July Goth.
Savannah, Andrew CO., Tuesday, Jnly 2lst.
Gentry Courthouse, Gentry CO., Wednesday, 22d
bethany, Harrison CO., Thursday July 23d.
Gallatn, Davies COS, Friday, July oath.
Trenton, Grundy CO., Saturday, July Goth.
Bloomington, Macon CO., Tuesday, July 2sth
Shelbyville, Shelby CO., Wednesday, July 29th.
Palmyra, Marion CO., Thursday, July 30th.
Hannibal, Marion CO., Thursday night, July 3oth
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Public Speaking.

General John B. Clark, candidate for
Congress in the Third District, will adj
dress his fellow citizens as follows;
Hirksvile, Adair CO., Friday, July 8.
Unionville, Putnam co., Monday, July 6.
Princeton, Mercer CO., Wednesday, July 8.
Middlebury, Mercer CO., Thursday, July9
Trenton, Grundy co., Friday, JulYlo.
Milan, Sullivan CO., Saturday, July IL.
Linneus, Linn CO., Monday, July 10.
Chile the, Livingston co Wednesday, July Is
springhill, Livingston CO., Friday, July II.
Utica, Livingston CO., Saturday, July is.
Carrollton, Carroll co., Monday, July 90.
Miles Point, Carroll CO., Tuesday, July 81,
De Witt, Carol CO.,, Wednesday, July %.
Brunswick, Charlton co., Thursday, July %.
Westville, Charlton co., Friday, July "a.
Keytesville, Charlton CO., Saturday, July %.
BMr. COLLINS will be with Gen
CLARK, at the above appointments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Assaults upon the auesn's English,
"Green on Gambling"

Every body has heard Of the celebrated
gambler, Green, and the celebrated book he
wrote, showing how gamblers could bite,
and how they got bit. The gambling world
has learned new tricks since then, and new
publication will probably soon appear, by
which it will be seen, though man may be
a sharp political. gambler, when it it comes
TO "kerds" he can be handsomely "done."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
EurleY's Sar sanarilla.

The wonderful invigoration properties of
this medicine, its specific action in cleans
ing and thoroughly removing all impurities
from the blood, place it foremost among the
remedies of the day. At this season OF the
year its use is attended with marked benefit,
and will be found the best restorative for
that depressed condition of the system SO fire.
qnent at this period Of the year, Ledger
(Breham) Texas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
FOR GOVERNOR,
!. JAMES S. ROLLINS.
.-L--------------.-
FOR CONGRESS-THIRD DISTRICT,
J. M. COLLIN s,
Of Lewis County.
Public Speaking.

By mutual agreement Col. ROBERT M
STEWART and Maj. JAMES S. ROLLINS
candidates for Governor will address THEFT
citizens at the following times and
places:
Cranky, Newton CO., Friday, July 8,
MtVernon, Lawrence CO.; Saturday, July 4.
Sarcoxie, Jasper co., Monday. July q.
te 9nds co.. T %saSssda Juy
0sceola, st. Clair CO., Friday, July TO-
Clinton, Henry CO., Saturday, July H..
Jacksonville, Cass CO., Monday, July 10.
Warrensburg, johnson CO., Wednesday, July 10.
Lone Jack, Jackson, co., Thursday, July 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
The Antics in Distress!

Kirk Anderson, of the "Republcan, "
Huntington, of the "Leader," Peabody, for
"Nationals of Boone" Warren, of the
WARSAW Democrat" and several leading
Antics, at last accounts, were travelling with
Stewart, as bottle holders, rubbers down
and whippers in. Itrequires herculean eff
forts to keep Stewart in spirits. What won
derful accounts we shall have Of victories
over Rollins. 1t will take half dozen Cath
Ollie Priests to grant absolution for the lies
told on Rollins.
Then Senator Green is helping Clark
He and Clark both spoke twice to Collins
once, the other day, at Lagrange. Verify
the Antics are in distress.