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NJ COLLARS.
Do. Fancy Bosom Shirts and Collars
Do. Merino Shirts, and Drawers to match
Do. Lambs Woo! do. do. do.
Do. Shaker do. do. do.
Do silk, f.isie Thread and Cotton SHIRTS
Do Superfne Cashmere and Rib'd do.
Boys Merno SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Misses and Infants Merino SHIRTS
Ladies' Herino and SILK Shirts and Drawers.
The above goods can be found at CoURfN Eye
Furnishing Store in the greatest variety and the
most ex tensiye stock exhibited ia this market,
selected with care far the retail trade.
We 23--3t j. C. COURTNEY 9o3 Broad st
MO. l PICKLED SALMON; No. ]
~ MACKENZIE; No. 3 MAGKRREL; DRY GOD
FISH POTOMAC HERRINGs; SCOTCH HER
RINGS in boxes; DUTCH HERR NGs in kegs; for
sale by WILLIAM T. KING,
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BY the steamships PENNSYLVANIA. VIgGINIs
4 CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamer
ve every Monday and Thursday, stopping at Cit,
int and Norfolk To receive freight and passengers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Judge Ryland.


A report has obtained currency in differ
ent parts of the State, that Judge Ry.and
will, it reelected to the Supreme Bench, be
disqualified by the constitutional provision,
from holding that office for another term
We have good auth, rity for saying that
Judge Ryland will not be sixty years OF
age until November next; that the constitu-
tional provision authorizes him to serve UNI
ill he is sixty-five years Of age: and that the
Governor will then be authorized to fill the
vacancy for the brief remainder of the term
so that there will be no necessity for a
special election to fill the vacancy, as has
been industriously suggested. If no better
objection can be made to Judge Ryland
this will hardly avail anything.
Papers in this State will do an act of jus,
tice TO this gentleman by correcting the i'm
preston which has gone abroad, in this par.
ticular.--[Republican.
We have not heard this objection urged
against Judge RYLAND, but if it has beer
urged, we are happy to give him the bene
fit Of the above correction. The Judge Ia:
been long on the bench, and warm admir-.
er and friend OF his remarked to US the O
Their day, if experience is worth any thing
it is worth every thing in steamboat PHO
and Judge" Judge r will undoubtedly b
reelected to the place he has filled wit!
snch marked ability.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
General Walkers Object in Visiting
the Canital.

WAsH1NGToN, June 9.-Adviees re-
ceived here from trustworthy sources in
New Orleans, state that General Walkers
reasons for coming here are to see the
President ard the members of the Cabinet.
He wishes TO defend his motives for his
course in Nicaragua, and TO learn if the ad-
ministraton sustains Captain Davis in his
conduct in assisting the Costa Ricans, by
making copp de grace against him. He
will be heard, but it is known that Mr..
Buchanan approves the course of Capt. Da-
Wis. under the instructions he had from the
late Secretary of the Navy, but does moi
approve the tenor Of those Instructions
Walker is not expected here for some day.
yet as he will stop on his way at Nashville
where his father resides.
The New York correspondent Of the
Baltimore .American. says that the friend.
Of Walker are making active preparations
to give that individual warm reception OF
his arrival in the great metropolis, which
will be some time during the latter part O
next week.
The active leaders in the fllibuster rank
intimate that Walker is entitled to, and they
mean he shall receive as great an ovation
as that which was extended TO Kossuth up
on his advent TO this country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Bank at Fayette.

Books were opend for subscription to the
capital stock of the Branch of the State
Bank, at Fayette, last Monday The capt.
tal stock authorized is 1926, 000-half of
which was taken by the parent bank, leav-
ing the other half, $62, 800 to be subscribed
in the locality of the branch. Attwo o'clock
Tuesday, some $4,000 had been sub.
scribed by thirty-nne individuals and firms,
and it was thought before the books were
closed the subscriptions would reach $780,
600.
There was two subscriptions Of one hun
dred shares each; six of fifty shares; one Of
forty five; one of thirty; six of twenty; elev-
en- Of ten, and so on, down TO one of one
shares shares one hundred dollars.
Several subscribers paid the whole amount
Of their subscriptions at the time Of sub.
seribing.
II may not be amiss, in this connection tc
state, that as soon as the Exchange Bank
goes into operation at st. Louis, which viii
be about the middle of July, the Branch al
this place will follow suit Immediately
our bank here will be in operation by the
first of August. A report has gained circu
lation about Fayette, either ignorantly oil
designedly, to the effect that the idea Of es
tablishing Bank at this place had beer
abandoned. This is not so. As soon a.
books are opened for the subscription o
stock, The alacrity and liberality evinced a
Fayette will be equalled, if not excelled.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Douglas and Wentworth -Thieving

A few days since, some Jealous Doug
lasite in Chicago had JoHN WENrwoRrH,
Mayor OF Chicago, arrested on the charge
Of stealing U, S. Mail Bags.
The proof was that WENTWORTH, as
Member Of Congress, had received many
Cotton Mail Bags, filled with public Doc
uments," and that these Bags had never
been returned; bat were kept by WENT
WORTH, and used to hold corn, oats, &c., on
his farm.
On trial, it was proved that no demand
had ever been made by the L. S. Govern
meat on WENTWORTH for these Bags that
had been sent 70 him, 1t was also proved
that Stephen Il. Douglas had received vas
numbers Of these Cotton Nail Bags, anc
had never returned one 10 the Government
they being considered merely enUeiops Of
the public Documents" they contained
1t was telegraphed that Back Republi.
can Wentworth had been arrested for steal.
ing from the Government, and the Natona
organs were in extacy willing Il
swear that long John always had been {
a thief; but as soon as it was HsccriaineC
that national Douglas was an older THE
than Wentw orh, they are as mute as sheep
thieves. The Leader, whose Editor is &;
great swell, was specially unfortunate, a.
usual, in putting his foot in. Poor fellow
what time his confeSsor must have.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
MARRIED

SrEENE-DAwsoE.--In Jefferson CITY, on the
9th. Mt The residence Of Gen. J. B. Re I'd. By Rev
r. Il. Weller, j. =. Serne, ESQ, of Gas-ow.
Mo-. and Mrs. Ann Z. Dawson, Of Cape Girar.
deau, No.
G=y~ The Printers token accompanied the above
notice, and The Printers blessing is given! While
one of the Press-gang has Just plucked and trans.
ported one of our falrest flowers ,neighbor STERNE
has supplied the vacuum with an eX-member.-
Long life and great prospetityto all.
On Tuesday evening, at the residence of W. F,
Dunnica, Esq, in this place, by Rev. 7. NJ. Fin
ney, Judge hCH'D II. NUSsER, Editor Of the
Brunswick Gazette, and Miss MEDoRA 4. SHACK
ELFORD.
THE plighted word-the nuptal VOW
Still fingers in the air;
The wild bird'ssong, and the hewers cen now
Smile round the happy pair.
May the hue Of hcalth-the smile of Joy,
All draped in beauty bloom
Be ever yours without allow,
In pleasure or in gloom"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
CoNCrpr-The Tu.vrR FAMrrv ~

CoScERr.-The THAyER FAMILY, con.
sisting of four Young Ladies and youth
gave Concert in the old Methodist Church
last night, and will give another at the same
place this evening. They use brass instru-
ments, (Sax- Horns) and are the only com.
pany of females in the world who give such
concerts. Aside from the novelty of a band
composed of females, using the Sax-Horns
CHE sight Of which alone is worth the price
Of admission) those who may attend tonight
will be well repaid for their time and mon.
ey by the musical treat that is in store for
them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Benton on Bob Stewart.

Not long since, says the InteIligencer, the
editor OF tha Leqder was almost frantic with
joy on reading letter written by Col. Ben
ton, in which Old Bullion "came down" on
Blair, Brown. Winner & Co., of the Free
Soil camp. The happy editor committed
"Old Benton's" letter to memory, and went
about to public meetings, spouting it like a
schoolboy, pleased to death with himself on
examination day.
Well, Old Benton has written another
letter. He is down on Bcb Stewart this
time, and we wonder if the Leader can gel
lit by heart" II is short. Let him try
A man who has read it speaks of it, in the
following connection:
We have not heard Of single man O!
those who have Of late years been known
as the friends OF Col Benton, who will not
vote for Rollins in preference 10 Stewart
and il is rumored that Old Bullion himself
made use OF some very strong expressions
against Bobby. He is reported TO have
said, or rather written, that "no man who
feared God loved his country or hoped for
heaven, could, think Of supporting such &
man as Bob Stewart
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Cant Keep up.

The Editor OF the Kansas City Enter
prise, in declining to puff some Of the candi-
dates who are running far Office in Kansas
Territory, says,
awe are done forever with Kansas poll
ties. Her commercial and industrial inter-
ests will always find in us warm friend
and promoter, but she must take charge Of
her own political @nfIairs-we sleep to long
in the morning 10 keep pace with the chang
es of her politicians
Politics and town lots are much alike in
Kansas Territory: going 10 the highest bid
der, neither worth what they bring.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Rollins and Stewart.

These gentlemen met at Jackson in Cape
G'rardeau, and had a discussion. Our ad
vices are that poor Stewart suffered greatly
They also spoke at St. Charles, last Mon.
day. Ii Rollins can keep with Stewart, and
they can get the people out to see and hear
them, Stewart will have no occasion to re.
sign his Senatorship, or his Presidency Of
the Hannibal and Joseph Railroad-for he
will have his time at his own disposal, after
the first of August. We hope he will nei
Their take sick nor be called off to Boston
but continue in the canvass with Rollins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

IL The democracy are bent on running
parallel between the candidates for Gov
ernor, not only political but personal. We
think Major Rollins and his friends have
the best side Of both questions. The Ma
jor's political principles are well known,
and his personal habits also. Wing and
American, cherishing alike the principles
Of both parties, (if there be a wing party
he is straight on the record. Born and
reared in the South-a large slave holder
himself, he is sound on the goose-"opposed
TO emancipation, now or at future period
either with or without remuneration TO the
slave holder"--as We heard him publicly
declare in speech at Rocheport, last sum-
mer. No one is at loss as TO his political
principles and position. Personally, nc
man stands higher for morality and sobrie-
ty.
How stands Col. Stewart? First whie
then democrat, kicking over party nom,
inations and running independent for office
"a Benton man-then an Anti, of the bit.
terest type; prominent member Of the A
merican party for fourteen months, now 6
reviler of that party; born in a northern
State and not owning Slave-avowing e.
Emancipation sentiments by voting for Mr.
Palm who declared he was willing to make
sacrifices to drive slavery out of Missouri
is he sound on the goose, or anything else
long enough to be found9 Nay, verify, hi
has but one fixed idea, and that is Office
Personally, we know but little of him. Il
was well understood, however, that The
night he was nominated, he was too much
under the influence of ardent spirits TO &c,
cept the nomination-and those who DE-
know him, say his condition that night wa,
nothing new to HIM or his intimate friends
Now if the nationals want to press the
parallel, let them go it. We have no fear,
for the result, SO far as Major Rollins i,
concerned, and have no desire to hold ur
the infrmities Of his opponent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
EfThe Columbia Democrat, which W.

I5The Columbia Democrat, which we
noticed last week as having passed into the
hands professor Head, Of the state uni
versi'y, has been fixed up again. Some
wooden-head has consented to put in his
name as Publisher,whie the "Naticn-T all
Democrats Of Boone" are announced as Edi-
tors. During Shannon's Presidency of the
University, the Democrat was his organ
nothing more. Prof. Head, Task week, turn
ed up as proprietor, and for the future, the
above announcement shows how it is TO be
conducted. We take it, the Democrat be-
longs to the University, and of course will
defend that Institution and such silly Pro.
fessors as have no more sense or self-respecl
than 10 embfoil themselves in political tolls
just for the notoriety of writing themselves
out-or down, asses.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
National American Council.

This body, as our readers know, recently
met in Louisville. The address will be
found on our first page, and what follows,
we take from the Louisville Journal
The session of this body of true patriots
has been characterized by magnanlnous
spirit of compromise and determination to
present to the country political position
upon which the conservative men Of all Sec
tons can readily harmonic and unite
The Council is composed of men from the
North and IRON the South, who believe that
something should be done to uphold Amerl-
can principles, 10 reform past abuses, and
to secure, through the purity of the ballot
box, the establishment OF doctrines which
they are conscientiously convinced are es-
sential to the preservation of American in
situations and of our American Union.
However they may differ in the minor
details of party organization, they are, one
and all, unanimous upon the prominence
OF the pure question OF Ame-canism. They
believe that the principles Of the American
party are those which were incu.cHted by
the fathers and founders Of our republican
system; that they are those which are es-
mar irden4ndance that rnIess she AMI.
oan msa,Is COW rreoti,aII, corr,, omt ,L.
6oo,rine hat ,bo .born c;ti,ors oC =
oOvr,,,, aro a,,ia onJ .honlI bo aII,m,d
ohnnSa,b,ir oI,,n r,,Io~, "a MI, tLo:- n,,,,,
ln,"s nn dootr;,a ~ ~
:. 1870 ,av,,I, anI ;,pporI,INa - rnoa7;a:
"nr,iant;on
!!TLa ,,,,, r. tho rroio, l.s
49,, 49, .' ~ 'e,r PI',i e., ~ aoa All
,L o - 'I I,o'. n.i,Uon,. "a
- ! -. =, w.. -
r'p lI ,nLa,n,or ,h ',. $500, .'ariG
49, Thara i ~, ,,at;,,, ~ ~,
ras1,n,;o, ~ ordirorcs o. its Naticra,
S.n.aI ,i'o. III ,nan r,aT w, raaa an1 oa,
80 80 ;rM 1,,'a 49, -, ~,
Laa.,l,, aian, rba Irner:oan rany,. = 90,
men oy.,aniIotior. all serre.v and r.culiar
obIyati0ns having lono ogo been ,Toli.Lad
Its nr,ncinIe, are nubiicly anuounced, and
all who concur with them or anDrove them
are invited to enroll themselves as mem
beers of the great party whose only wish is
the perpetuation Of the welfare of The whole
country, whose only hone is the preserva-
tion of the Union. whose sole discrimination
is the establishment of American principlc,
as the only means of preserving us as one
independent, powerful, progressive nation,
The American party has nothing TO do
with the extension Of slavery into the ter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

IsDIAN HosTILITIEs ON THE PLAINs.-A
band of Cheyenne Indians attacked an emf.
grant train on the Republican Fork of Kan
sas river, on the 9th of June, and killed S
d. Weaver, M. Lewis, and Sam Smith, and
wounded two other gentlemen and one lady
and took possession of their wagons and
teams. Those of the emigrants who escaped
and were coming back, on foot. A militia
~ company has gone out to meet and bring
thom in.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

E51How came Stewart to be nominated
for the office Of Governor, when he pub
licly declared in the Senate, but a short
time before the convention met that he
neither sought nor would accept the nomi-
nation? The Nationals knew if they did
not nominate him, he would be an indepen-
dent candidate. The nomination was so
wholly unexpected to him that he was not
in condition to formally accept it, when
informed he was the nominee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
For the Times.
A Hint to Housekeepers!

Owing TO the high price of Sugar and
Molasses, some Inscriptions knaves have
invented a substitute for the latter, by com =
pounding some poisonous drugs with a lit.
tie common molasses, and selling it for
Golden Syrup" This is TO caution the
public against the cheat, as some of the ar
ticlo has found its way into our market per
haps, without the knowledge of the retail.
ers.) 1t is easily detected by mixing lit
tie Of the syrup in about double the amount
Of Coffee or Tea. 1t will turn black in Q
moment. What the chemical properties OIL
the article is, l can't pretend to say, but i
the looks would be any index Of tha name,
should call it "Black Strap" m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT..
Supreme Court.

We are authorized to announce Hon. JoriN
T. RYLAND, candidate for reelection 10 the Of =
flee of Supreme Judge. Election in August
three Judges to be chosen.
L1Y57 We are authorized 10 announce JONI C.
RICHARDSON, Esq, of ST. Louis, u candidate for
Supreme Judge.
We are authorized TO announce J. 3. HovtY
Esq. of Independence, candidate for Supreme
Judge.
F-z1We are authorized to announce WAsErAc-
TON ADAMS. Esq, of Boonyl,l", candidate. fcl
Supreme Judge.
Il We are authorizedfto announce WM. +.
NATION. of Saline county, a candidate tor Sg-
preme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
City Ordinances.
MOI 6l

- w. -OZ.
in Ordnance concerning lending for Fsyry
be il ordained ~ the Mayor and Councilmen Of
the City of Glasgow, as follows
= J, The Mayor and two of the Councilmen, BY
",m designated, be fully authorized to have con-
structed forthwith, road commencing on or near
the foot of Market street, running 10 the river
above MlrlIet street. such width as they may in
their judgment think best.
,. The above Committee are authorized ia
eNpend sum not exceeding $500, either by spe-
cial contract or TO contract for the work by The
day, as in their Judgment they may think best for
the interest of the city.
approved June sth, 1857.
w. ID. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

II" Kansas Leader" is the title of a
new Free State National Democratic Paper,
recently started in Kansas Territory. The
Catholic Leader, OF St. Louis, an organ Of
the pro-slavery Nationals in Missouri, sal
iows difference Of opinion en- the slavery
question:" in the party, and will hail its
abolition nane-sahe with great warmth
and can point to the two Leaders of the
great National party, as proof eff the posi-
ton it took, in allowing difference Of O,
pinion. They both are governed BY the Ne
braska bill, too,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Alleghanians Again!

The "Alleghanians," having made q very
successful tour above, are now on their re-
turn, and will favor our citizens with anoth.
err Concert, This Evening, at the Female
Seminary. The success they have met Will
establishes their artistic worth, and those
who want to spend the evening pleasantly
will 60 to hear the Alleghanians.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

The river has been coming up several
days, and is now in fine boating condition.
Since our last we have had fine rain,
which was much needed by the growing
crops, and which gave an excellent tobacco
season. For the past two days, it has been
very cool rendering fire and thick clothing
necessary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

I5-The election for Delegates to the Con-
ventiOn, in Kansas Territory, took place
last Monday. In some of the Districts, the
Free State National Democracy, nominated
separate, or independent tickets. The Re-
puplicans have no ticket out, and will not
vote. The two wings of the nationals, free
State and pro-slavery, fought the battle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
The Broad Gauge and the Boston Gauge

A law OF the State Of Missouri fixed all
the railroads of the State of uniform
gauge, Cor width between the rails, which
is five and half feet. But the Hannibal
& St. Joseph Railroad had its charter be-
fore this law regarding the gauge of Mis-
souri, railroads was passed; and taking ad.
vantage of this technicality, this Boston
road, presided over by Col. r. M. Stewart,
Anti-Benton candidate for Governor, has
always rerusd TO conform to the Missouri
law, but preserves its Boston gauge.
This difference OF guage cuts off the
Hannibal & St. Joseph Road from all asso.
citation or running connection with Missouri
roads, and gives all its advantages to the
roads of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, New York
and Massachusetts. It's underground
connections with Boston and Abolilionism
are unbroken.-- Intelligencer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
TAKEN UP

by JAMES s. STAPP, living in Boon's Lick
ID township, in Howard county, one bay horse,
supposed to be years old, about 10 hands high,
star in the forehead, left hind foot white, with a
small white spot on The right shoulder, corked and
lame in the left forefoot no other marks or brands
perceiveable, and appraised at ninety dollars by
John w. Hall and Andrew Terrell.
Taken up and certified tefore me this 23d day
Of May, 1857. L. w. MAUPIN,
June IS, la57-3w' J. p.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

L5-Gen. Clark speaks at Shelbyville TO-
day. There is q considerable number OF
German voiers in Shelby county, and the
General will doubtless speak of them in a
little different tone than he used in Column
ba, in Know Nothing Lodge. What he
then considered en.hedded, ,rooIsn-
Shoed, sour.krout Dutch, he will speak Of
as our industrious. high-minded German
fellow citizens, who are citizens of this
county from choice, and not by the accident
of birh-and consequently a lite superior
to the natives!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

Stringfellow, the great pro-slavery fire.
eater of Kansas, recently declared that as he
could not make Kansas slave State, he
would do all he could to make it Democrat
&c Free STATE. That is generally the way
with such fellows. They make great blow
about slavery, but when they are tested,
nre generally found with the Free State par
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

EaThe administration is still celebrating
upon The Utah question. Troops are to be
sent out, and and also new Governor, as
soon as one can'be found. General Clark
would do well, a, he would have no difficult
ty with Brigham about so small matter as
polygamy, that being only squatter's priv
ilege, guaranteed by the Nebraska bill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

1.-THE steamer Star Of the West sunk
u Friday, few miles below Lexington.
g." Was raised, however, and passed down
Tuesday. A considerable portion Of her
ego was damaged, and the boat will have
to 20 upon the docks for repairs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Hudson City,

A sale Of lots is advertised to take place
at Hudson City, on the 4th Of July. The
locality and its advantages are fully set forth
in the advertisement TO be found in another
columntto which the reader is referred.