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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
Saline Female Institute.

The wheels Of time have rolled round another
year, and we have had the pleasure of attending
The Second Annual Examination Of the Saline Fe-
male Institute. And although during the latter
part Of this last term, the Principal has suffered
severely from affection in his family, and the
school has been reduced TO less than half Of its
origr al number of pupils, by the measles, cir
cumstances necessarily detrimental to public
examination, STILL by the faithfuness and untiring
efforts Of the teachers, and the diligent appica-
ton and hard study of the pupils, this examina-
ton has been rendered such, that it will compare
favorably with the best have ever attended. By
close attention to the examination Of the several
csses, it is easy TO perceive, that there has been
no cutting and drying for particular occasion,
but that it has been the object Of both teachers
and pupils, to dive down to the very bottom Of
every study which they have pursued, and bring
up all that is rich and valuable in it, and thus not
only be prepared for particular occasion but lay
a firm foundation TO build upon in after life, and
| they have not failed in their object. The manner
in which the young ladies acquitted themselves
did honor to them, credit to the school, and spoke
much for their teachers. During the examination
the drawings of the young ladies were exhibited
drawings which have never seen excelled in any
school,and some OF which Il think,i would be diff
cult to rival. On the last night of the examlna-
ton, We were favored with some interesting and
excellent compositions and music. The compost
tons were superior productions, and could only
have been written by those whose minds have
been well cultivated and improved by suitable
discipline. The exercises in music showed thai
the scholars have been well taught in that branch
In fine, think the Saline Female Institute, unde
the care of d. HERNDoN LINDSAY, assisted by
competent corps of teachers, richly merits larg,
share of patronage. And should it receive tina
patronage, it is destined soon to become one Of th
first schools in the Upon. And its pupils, If W,
may be permitted to Judge from their examination
are destined 10 take their position on the ofties
top of Fame's dread mountain. bright and shinin!
stars in the circles in which they move.
JNO. G. PRICE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
The sOuti--The Ad I'M in istration--
GOV. walker and Kansas.

The Democracy of Georgia, South Carolina,
louisiana and other Southern States, have bitter
~ denounced Governor Walkers Kansas Policy,
especially in his determination 10 have the Con-
stitution submitted to the whole people, for rat6-
cation or rejection. Governor Walker always ex.
pressed the belief that Kansas would be Free
State, which was an unpJatable declaration to the
South and when he dtthred that the Constitu-
ton must be submitedfot the whole people, it was
construed into belief that he wanted 10 make
Free State Of the Territory. He was backed by
the Administration, and the southern attacks upon
him, Of course struck the Administration, and
called for defence from the Administration or :
gan. That defence was not long coming.s The
Washington Union met the question, and gave the
southern directors TO understand that Gov. Walk
er was doing right, and that he would be backed
at Washington. We copy in another column, the
striking portions of the Unions article In this con-
nection, we also make extracts from number of
Southern papersto which, in part the article of the
washington Union" is in reply: our readers are
thus posted up, at the commencement of the fight
which will be hot one-and they shall not
lose sight Of it, as it progresses.
There is prospect for very pretty fight, lust
now, between Southern Democracy, and the Ad-
ministration that Southern Democracy put in pow
er. And the fight is to be mainly upon the Squat
ter Sovereign Plank of the Cincinnati Platform
Kansas is lost to the South, through National De-
mocrucy, and the Nationality of that great party
will be demonstrated in the family quarrel that is
now brewing The American doctrine for the
government of Territories, is the cold plans by
which all the States were admitted, and in oppo-
sitIon to Squatter Sovereignty, and the National
Democratic doctrine Of Alien Suffrage. The
South knew this, but took Buchanan in preference
to Film ore-and some of the fruits of their choice
are now being held TO their lips.
| Where will Missouri National Democracy stand
in this fight? Where does Stewart and Clark
stand? Are they with Buchanan, Walker, Free
Kansas, Squater Sovereignty, and Alien Suffrage
or will they 90 mjAi the South, and 'revert to the
early terrtoriafpofcy of the country, and no lon
ger pursue the vain effort to erect popular govern
nentin the territory before yet the family takes
root, society is formed, comtnaaity is establish.
ed and a wholesome public opinion has asserted
its superiority over the people," Clark occupied
this position, when in the Legislature. Where
does lie stand now? Again, we ask, where will
the party in Missouri stand? Let the subject BE-
pressed upon the Nationals, and their candidates.
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s'stewart will not Oppose the
RY, PROVIDED THAT 1T BE DONE
BY LEGAL MEANS.u

GRADUAL EMANCIPATION OF SLAVE
RY, PROVIDED THAT 1T BE DONE
BY LEGAL MEANS"
!, We desire 10 call the special attention of our
readers to the following extracts, tax en- FROM the
'"Ddiiy Chronicle,"a National Democratic Cora
ulan Paper, published in st. Louis. Reads
Snow let us look at Col. Stewart. He is
democrat in the fullest sense of the word, a man
OF talents of the highest order and most varied
accomplishments, man Of the constitution, in
the full sense of the term. He has proved him
self to be true friend of the adopted citizens
IL IS quite certain that lr. StelpdH Ull. not oD-
pose the gradual abolition of SLAVERY, pfouided that
it Dil be done by legal nlsans."
The same paper, of the 9th July, spoke as fol-
lows
SIT is not difficult to controvert the charge of
our opponents that Stewart is the candidate Of
the Shareholders and in favor of the extension of
slavery. Col. Stewart owns no slaves, he is not
opposed to the legal abolition Of Sarerl-tar from
III He lcould be among the first TO lend his hands
to carry out that measure. But he is opposed. as
all loyal citizens are, 10 the dangerous intrigues
of the abolitonists who threaten the progress of
our State. Rollins, on the other side, owning
thirty negroes is STAKEHOLDER in the full sense Of
the word, as are all his coadutors Blair and Coz
So, this Dutch Editor goes for Stewart, because
she is democrat in the fullest sense of the
word;" because she owns no slaves" and be-
cause she is not opposed TO the legal abolition of
sldrery--FAR FROM I'll" And, finally, because,
che would be the FIRST to lend his hands 10 cay7,
out the measure"
| Well, that is sufficient grounds for free soiler
to support any man. They don't want man who
owns slaves, like Maj. Rolns-who is ''save-
holder, in the full sense"
! Now we ask our National democratic friends,
in Howard, what they think of this Germans
views, and his support of Stewart. Do they sup
port Stewart because he owns no slaves, and be-
cause he is not opposed 10 its adjustment, and
will be the first TO help abolish ii? Do they?-
This German Editor does, and seeks 10 enlist the
German vote of the State, on that ground.
Either the Germans will be deceived, or the A.
merican democrats will be deceived. Stewart is
playing double game, and will cheat somebody
Look out, fellow citizens. Yankees are among
you, and you will be the victims of Eyankee
trick" before you know it. Watch
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

We understand that Mr. Allen Gwin has sold at
$50 per acre, about 700 acres of lanl situated on
the bank of The Missouri river, about three miles
above Cambridge to a company of Germans, So
ciasts who intend at once to lay out town which
will soon exceed in population any town in our
county.-[ Saline Herald.
The same company, we understand, have also
purchased land in Charlton county, opposite that
purchased in Saline. Sag Nichtism will greatly
rejoice at this addition to their polit cal strength
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

MONUMENT TO CLAY.-The corner stone of the
monument which is to mark the place where lie
the mortal remains of the great and patriotic
Henry Clay, was laid on the 4th of July, in the
presence Of a large concourse OF people. The
Vice President of the United States, the Governor
of Kentucky, and other persons occupying distn-
guished positions, were present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

C15s Southern democrats are already sick OF
Buchanan. We told them they would be, and
urged them TO vote for Fillmore. We now urge
them to vote for Rollins, and let yankee Stewart
work for his Boston friends. Ifthey fail 10 take
our advice, leaves will not come again, ere they
will be cursing Stewart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

HARvEsT.-Our farmers are busy harvesting
their wheat. The yield is small, but the grain is
OF excellent quality. The spring wheat, as a
general thing, has turned out very well. 1t was
an experiment with many of our farmers, and the
success with which it has been attended, will
probably bring il 10 more general use.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

RAGNs.-Fine rains have fallen on all sides of us,
since our last, but just here we are as dry as a
"lime-burners wg,'' and rather too hot for COM
fort or corn. We understand heavy crop of to-
bNcco has been set out, In parts of this county,
Charlton, Randolph and Macon.
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Gen. Clark on the Government Of the
Territories So


IN 1851 Gen. Clark was q msmtrer OF the Legis-
lature. Having left the wings in 1850, because
they preferred John G. Miller For Congress, be
was elected to the Legislaturesby the democracy,
as reward for his treachery. N.He had not been
in the Legislature many days, before he pH'ro-
duced series of resolutions on the nigg3F ques-
ton, the power of Congress over slavery IN the
Territories, &c., &c. The 9Th of the series read
as follows:--
's1'hat the power under the Federal Constitution
to regulate slavery in the Territories exists in the
soverSifp people Of tleETerrtories, 10 be erer-
cissd'ontY N the formation Of Constitution
aud State Gournment." -
This wasthe Genera'splan then, f~ the Gov
eminent of the Territoriessaqd her was some
sense in il. He was SO fury persuaded. that il
was the right plan, thatin his 9th resolution he
desired our Senators and Representatives in Con
gress TO conform their acts to TIE sentiments ex
pressed; andia,his 10th resolution he desited !
copy Of the fesolutions senttqfitS Goverpof's Of
the different Stats, chat they might be advsed
of the position Missouri occupied% -
No,o, he 70 cor 'squstter sovereighty" in u
broadest sense, wiling for the FIRST Legislature oil
a Territory and the members Of that Legislatur'
chosen By aliens, to settle the question of slavery
The Generals former position gave the South
chance, but his Presentepe will forever defeat thu
South, as it has beenssseated in Kansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

CO The negro boy who killed his mistress,
Mrs. Davis, in Monroe county, short time since
was found dead, on the farm. 1t is supposed he
shot himself, soon after killing his mistress. A
gun and pistol were found by his side. He had
been dead some time, ana his remains were burn
ed, where found. A reward of 1900 had been
offered for his apprehension, and many persons
were on the look out for him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

contained four and n-haIf columns Of matter, the
object of which was TO relieve the editor from the
effects of certain ''shot" he desired us to give
him, and which was given in "The Times" of the
3D. AS it took two weeks to load and shoot, we
shall, not return the fire to-day, but may next
w eek, and then 'dad" can have the cool fall
weather to get up reIoinder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
20 B W @ R K .
CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT
Supreme Court.

lS"We are authorized 10 announce JAMES B.
6ARDENHGRE, Esq, a candidate for Supreme
Judge, at the approaching August election.
u" We are authorized TO announce Hon. JOHN
T. RYLANp, a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
flee Of Supreme Judge. Election il August
three Judges to be chosen.
L1J| We are authorized 10 announce john c.
RcHARDsoN. Esq, Of St. Louis, a candidate for
Supreme Judge.
We are authorized TO announce J. R. HovEY
Esq, of independence, candidate for Supreme
Judge.
EY"We are authorized to announce WASHING.
TON ADAMS, Esq, of BoonyIle, a candidate. fol
Supreme Judge.
70" We are authorized sto announce WIN. B
NATION, of Saline county, candidate for Su
preme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

VEGETABtEs.-We made failure in early cab
bages, and potatoes, this year, and our neghbors
must have been aware of the factas we were favor
ed with fine sample of both, the other day-the
cabbage from the garden of Mrs. Stops; and the
potatoes from that CT Mrs. PITTs. We tender
thanks, "with assurances of our distinguished con-
sideration."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

RANDOLPH CIacUIr CLERK.-The Democracy
of Randolph, sin regular way" met and nomi
mated Mr.. Joseph Allin for the Office of Circuit
Clerk. The "people," not liking party nomina-
ton for such an office, held a mass meeting at
Huntsville, last Saturday, and nominated W. R.
Samuel, who ought, and no doubt will, be cleo
ted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

CT Stewrrt still holds on to the Presidency Of
the Rail Road, so that Boston money pays the ex-
penses of the canvass. He has not resigned his
seat in the Senate yet, either. He wants some
thing to fall back on, after the first Monday in
August.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

SUPREME JUpeEs.-A correspondent desires TO
know why we do not publish the names of all
the candidates; who are most permanently spo-
ken Of, &c. We publish the names Of such only
as we are authorized to, and suppose all the can
didates areprominently spoken Of in some lobal-
ties. Richardson, Ryland, Napton, and Garden
hire are talked about Lere-and good court can
be selected from them. There are others, how
ever 10 chose from.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

FARM SoLp.-The farm of r. j. Cason, adver-
tised for sale in this paper, has been sold. Mr..
rhos. Yivion was the purchaser, at $l2 per acre
The tract consisted of 200 acres, and was situated
some seven miles below this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

G. Mr.. Totten, Clerk of the Lighting Steam
er New Lucy" has our thanks for papers, fresh
from the St. Louis press. The "Lucy" maintains
her reputation for speed and regularity, and people
like to come into contact with SO thorough bust
ness man and perfect gentleman, as Mr.. I.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

fH- The "Examlner" man having learned that
Gen. Clark, (anti- Benton Candidate for Congress
in this District spells rascal with k, is not dis
posed to back him in the spelling line. Perhaps,
however, he does not want to own real estate that
has been trod by ''human flesh in Bondage"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

Ne Mas. KATE E. HARRIS, formerly of this
place, has openrd Boarding House in Jefferson
City, on High street, where she will be pleased
TO receive and entertain such OF her old friends in
this section as may visit the Metropolis. Those
who know her, know that fasting at her board is
matter of impossibilty- those who do not
know her, will be convinced by giving her call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

kT- The "Polar Star" is the Sunday boat. Her
officers are pious men, and always make 1t point
20 give our citizens the mail in time for them to
Learn the news before church time. That New
York "streak" we enjoyed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

CAMP MEErNG--CoNFERENcE - A camp
meeting will be held at Bethel Camp Ground,
between this place and Fayette, commencing on
Friday, 2lst of August.
= The Missouri Conference meets in this place
on the 10th Of September next
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

GT Robt NJ Stewart, the Yankee candidate
for Governor, has in his train two yankee report
ers-Huntington and Peabody, besides Kirk An
derson, who, however, reports the speeches with
out attending the speaking. Rollins goes it alone,
and floors the four, and is winning favor every
day,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

SHABBY.--The "Repubhcan" announced, with
evident satisfaction, the withdrawal of Mr.. Col
Inns, but it has not yet, to our knowledge, an
nounced the fact that he re-entered the canvass,
and is actively engaged with Gen. Clark.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
Election Tickets.

Will osr friends, who want Election Tick
cts, send in their orders at an early day.
IL Don't wait, but send your orders at once
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
No Doubt oft,

People dispute about politics, religion, bust
fact on which all are unanimous. and that is
Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the only reliable and hon
est preparation before the public. 1t is almost
indispensable at this season Of the year. and will
be found the best remedial agent for scrofua,
general debility, various chronic diseases, and ali
cutanoous eruptlons originating from an impure
condition of the blood. Try bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

The river is receding, but is yet in fair boating
order. A number of Missouri river boAts have
laid up, but those that pass to have fair loads
and goodly number of passengers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

RELIGIOUS NoTICE-Elder JACOB CREATH
will preach in the Christian Church in this place,
on Friday, 18th July, at l. O'Clock, A. M.
And at Richland Saturday and Sunday following
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

CO Read the article from the "Washington
Union" and the extracts from Southern democrat
ic papers, and ask your "National'' neIghbor
where he stands?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
Wharf.-The Jackson (Tenn.) Wing

says:
Our farmers are all Dragging on their
crops of wheat in this section. We are
sure that such uniform abundant yield OF
wheat has never been known, as has been
reaped by the farmers OF West Tennessee
this wear,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
SPEAKING AT FAYETTE,

JOSEPH M. COLLINS, Independent
Candidate for Congress, will ad-
dress the citizens of Howard coun-
ty, at Fayette, on Monday, 9th of
July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
Circuit Court.

GFy- We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
NM 4. HALL, as q candidate for reelection 10
the office of Judge of the I'd Judicial District.
"WooDLANp CREAMn-a Pomade for beautif,-
ing the Hlir-highIy perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
1t bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair 10 curl IN the most natural manner
1t removes dandrutf, always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh shampood. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO. Proprietors of the
"Bl'm ola Thousand Floirers."
For sale by all Druggists. N..Y,s~
March -, lS57.-6rl ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

aT-The "Banner" will receive some attention
next week, il more pleasant business does not
present itself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16

\ ew wheat Is being received at ST. Louis, and
.sis at from 81 30 to 81 Is per bsshel.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-16
n q T T C. F .


NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 9th day
~ of July inst, we will open boaGs in the City
OF Glasgow, for'ihe subscription Of one Hundred
Thousand Dollars 10 the capital stock Of the Exc.
change Bank OF St. Louis, this being the amount
of capital reserved by the Charter TO be subscribed
for al this place, one Of the places where
Branch of this Bank is located.
Said books 20 be opened at the Office of Thonss
Shackelford, Esq, in the said city, and 10 be kept
open from nine o'clock in the morning unit! threc
o'clock in the afternoon Of each day, until thu
amount Of stock required BY the Charter shall be
taken
All persons subscribing shall pay ten per cent
in gold and silver at the time of subscribing, and
the balance at such time and in such amounts az
may be required by the Directors.
D. C. GARTH, N
B. w. LEWIS,
THOS. SHACKETFORD,
~ JAS. s. THOMSON,
daIy Q. 1857. Comm ssiorers
CssF6E-" Banner" Brunswickor." Citizen and
!Satre Herald" copy three lines, and send bill
to Com lnissioners. .srr-.
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City Ordinances.

I'm Ordinance .4PpropriGting Money.
be il ordained by the Mayor and Counciluen Of
The City OF Glasgow, That The following sums be,
and the same are, hereby appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated:
To Anthony Lutz, S 20 10
- Casper Huber, l2s 80
" Robb & Vasler, 100 90
Anthony Rich, rs 90
A" John ROUGH, - s.
W. Blooming'hal, % 30
Approved July 8, 1887.
W. q. MATHEWS, Mayor.
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GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July l6, 1857.
Look for the K.

Look for the K.
A cross (thus K immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
pired.
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lNANTED--Bscon, Lard, Hides Dned APP
w pos, Feathers, &c.
nartht, THOMSON, LEWIS 4 co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
LNotiee TO the Pnhlic.

DElRG informed that certain parties are c~irsu1at-
ID ingTep0rts that may, without being e6ntTadieted
operate injuTiOusly to the Town of Nemaha city.
viz That l am not the legal owner OF tho, TOWNSHIP
-thatgl had on q former occasion sold it to ether
parties and AM now violating an agreement said to
have been entered into between myself and the
parties, referred to-and further, that suit has been
or is about being brought to recover interests said
to be claimed by these parties.
The whole affair is without anT foundation what
ever. No agreement has ever been entered into be-
tween myselfand any party or parties bu6ERAatI am
prepared TO faithfully fulfill The artice referrsdto
above, is said to have been entered into spmqtirle ia
the Spring Of 1856, between myself S. i, Npekolls,
3 Mr.. Ballard, a Mr.. ADonayan, a Mr.. WYATT. a Mr..
Holly andaothers, Of whom I know nothing as IneYer
saw but two or three Of the gentlemengor heatd of
them except as connected with these fying,ruraors.
If my signature appears as q party in the article Of
agreement said to exist it is forged, as it was never
placed there with my knowledge or consent.
If these gentlemen Ravens they claim, anyrights
to property in Nemaha city0 or differences with me.
why do they not call on me in person. IhaTe sccn
informed that q person said to represent them has
bee1 IL this county on several occasions and eveni n
SaoTown of Nemaha city making the assertions. re
ferred to, bat has never made his business Known to
me, although was in my residence and he but a few
rods distant. 1t is plain, / think, for any and every
one to sec that the whole affair has been gotten M
o~injure the Town Of Nemaha city, or aruse t~oseeurc
an interest therein. t-
Thus much ! have thought proper to say inithis
public manner, and further to announce, that should
the parti;s referred to bring suit, l am prepared to
meet them. DIS 7c-2
no, -