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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye. Wigs. ard Toupees-
Tho VERY best In he world ahole-sie and fe
privately applied al No. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

Burnetts Ksll1ston-For Removing Tan.
supburn rectes redne, and erupons at The sk aud for
rendering the complexion clear and beautiful.
DIR. Smiths Electric OH, Philadelphia. Re
duces swelling hours Pleasant nfsni child
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

Whereas the Of the various foreign
rpents 10 of the United States sraday
len 10 a vast amount and whereas without he Intervention
Of our own the only citizens
that poweress dependence upon the caprice Of the sa
foreign States whereas without the and faith
ful dspensaon Of justice, government Is is sp-
propfrts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
That the Senators from New Nk In Congress OF the
United States be instructed and the Representatives be
auested 10 procure of Law TO constitute
court OF Claims tribunal for hearing and determining
character and amounts Of all such Indebtedness.
laid under the rules
KANSAS RSotyES
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TNsURPAssED ATTRACTIONS.
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Wa. Women lalk About.
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Monthly Record q Current Eyents.
Literary Neiices-Books Of the Month
Editors kasy Chair.
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The eO above three stories written exclusively @r
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST, WHEELING.


FALL AND WINTER TRADE
- rONt & THOMAS tale pleasure 10 Anaauatfns that
usJ are ace In reesPi q Heir 'a ''ost q PAL And
OTy Goods, Varieties and WIiIIasry Coed.
Itry tsrs iasi received huf s1c1nt fan Purchases,
shsh, ADDED Their io,r eei ull snAhls As % pft.
ssai % he PuhNe uofs tAaH
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
nsar By far he iArrrs ani MOST DESIRABLE sask ana
rnbrasnF The hISI SELECTION Of choice good, tAsy have
ever oasrsi 70 ne Public,
70 Their ioFmsr variety they have aidsi large fteeh Of
Cafpeihf and Rags q The latest dcifnt and bat makst
nd also hcauifd lice Of ehoct Turt, suAhs for Ne
Water rrAfsto both Of uhcA, vs 10 thslr tiseA
rrnsraiy, hey Invite Ne Aiieutoh Of Ne Trade.
Having been 10 he Eatrfn elites shofts nrrVIrut 70
ne late heavy rss In I'll knaa q Cstton Tabrs AMI hay
Ing largely Win h Cash they have done iuF
ram ~ vell ~ directly from ne lnPotsrt and NAnuae
iasr' In some ns,aneet they Aie shl, % Ger inducements
10 CdsA Buvert either by he PIECE or Al RETAIL
sIee. d BY no similar houss the WstL
To meytt uants Of hsr rapidly incfenine Trade thsy
have msds ard are nakng amrls ArranIrusn 70 furnish
their iils IN ire West
n uit tioeS may b found faliy
l3nD ydt siks-rnbFaclnF some u he hnesti tnp
1900 . French Mrflnoct, CAahmstcs. Bonba
Ihese And Maiiomai-ot every quality and color,
fall llns u the Richest Painted, Onbrs shaded an
10 striped CAsamefsi and D,AItcs-imporisd.
sJcf odcrcd 10 Whs,llns
5000 u pamsitlsi-siueTAeins nc largest line Of
American Noolsns ani Cotton goods Kept By any nma
house y no, BY aut hauss 10 the etJ.
rhey have lad In their stock With view 10 eloisr cash
shall be SAnrng 1, please.
They lei eOaadsa that thsy can aa,r indas,u.ni. 70
fl'e ctsA hutert cNccllri hr house 10 the West In
~ tntsd States No trouble to shav Fcodsrnodi
Car, Hotels and Beat Tor customer
fS-Auayi on hand, Pdns Live Geese Feather
uov3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

In connection with the above, Iks,p every kind o. uiu
dsAi ina1Eamtnts and musical merchandise Esnsratly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
AYERS
PILLS.
ToR ALL I'M HURPOaIs ora
FAMILY PHYSIC.

ihtas Aa, bag sIlstsA Dgbls 4smss.i igr ~ ~ c.
r's ygfsstfe pil HAifh oglA ~ relied Ga ~ tufs I'd
p7Iifeily ter IN ~ operation. This has bssn pFsfs'
q lsss that demand ahd sItshsi'S H sfi,. s6tu,s
De- roueludttly shown With uhat success u ssusB ptlss
Ne Plfpots drgnsd II a esiy % nave payt.rtl tiI
30 hsi cay 70 iaals The bast of AZ p'A-shs sLieA
sh1rd hatU h1hs u ths 0blsriohs bat al the adssu
iigr. u syey Other. TLh has Teen attempted hoe.
snl sh uhai eioeasl would respectfully submit ~
no paddle ifeis.on. Il hat been unfortunate flf he
ah-hi h'hefio that hlnosi Ssry puTgau,s medicine i
lsfaohloli and irritating 10 he bowels. his Il usi
Many u then pTo4ass 20 much Ehphs pain AID Is1ul
t1u N the system 10 more than touhtsfiaines h,
gnoa ~ " derived tom thfm These ptha brud1rs o..
irritation of pain, unsta II arse from pTs5i0uty esl,
hs t1siflttan o. drfahgemeht Ia he buuels n.iHs
rr1sly vegetable, no harm ffum their use i
1l fifphtyj but u Il bgttsf that any medicine thguM
y taken lldiel9g,J. Minute directions iur their -
" he ss'rtai dissaats u uhiah they are applicable o.,
fl''h "a ne bot Among The complaints uhirh ka'a
been speedily cared BY them, nay mention livsf
Complaint N IT. various forms u JGuEdes Indigestion
lnsunf, and los 0f Appetite tlittnsss lffitab1iiy
pb9ls Headache, Bilious Fever. Fever aHd Agus, Pam
" The bds aud l0in' fog. In truth all ths,s but
Ne consequences Of diseased action 10 the liver A. ~
apeflsui they Afford prompt aud sure relief In Coa,vs
nsss, fues, Cois, DyasnieTy, Humort, ScToinla and
HeuI,y Code with soreness ui the body tetn aud i'm
iunii o. The blood N Hhof any aud every case where
pligstyr j. required
ihsy have al,o produced some tingulafly susess,hl
cures in HheuuAtsm, C0ut, Drop,y Gravel Rrysipslas
Itlpston Of The Heart, Pains IN he Back, Stotnafh
SUI DUO lAsy SHOULD ~ nicely taAeh Ia the spnng VI
The year, 10 purify the blood and prepare the system f
The ehnngs Of An occasional dote stimulate,
is stomach and bowels Into healthy acion and fe,ioe.
The spVcits and 1iynT. They pufiy the blood and By
thfT stmuhnt action the riTuilat0fy SYSTEM reno.
taie The strength Of the body and restore the wasted ~
dseaied energies 81 The Wh0ls organism Hence an oe-
c4aionil dose b advantageous, though no serious
drfangemrnt eIistAg tut unnecessary dosing should
never BE- carried too fir rvery purguhvo medicine
reduces the strength, when taken 10 excess The Lou-
sand charl IN WhTh phyac il TrQulfed e4nnSt be DU-
nrJaed here 0u, they auggtit themselves 10 the reason
Of s'eiy body and this Pill ia found to answst better
psIpn'e hla my thing uhrh has hithsto been available
10 msnkind Where their virtues are once known, The
sg1 vii no longer doubt what remedy 10 employ uhris
~ n~ed Of cathutic medicine. being sugaT.wIappsd
hSy ns pleasant TO take and'bcng purely vegetable nu
hiIm can sn's from their use in any quantity
for minute dLraiions see wrapper on the BoH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp,

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
i tic citiei with WsstgTR North.Westsrn and South.
Western States by continuous l;oNay direct This road
also connects al Pittsburgh With daily line OF Steamers 10
Al ports on the Weaisrn Rivers and ~ Cleveland and
duAky with Steamers to all pOTE the North.wratrrA
Lakes; making the most direct, cAsdpst dRd rSdBis
the Great Wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Planes, Nslodson', lui every kind OF na,Ish la,tru'
~ AlEo d warranted At ri, establishment. usvS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
Iheaper than EVer.

Cheaper than Ever;
n RE4T DISTRESS and heavy losses In the East, RGroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock and ell roOdi forced The Market
and sold AtFunous prices the Importer and MAnuReuF.
IhavS Just returned from the kstert cities and have
purehEled goods n those rnOuI prices oHsT
euEihmef md the pablo Rensthly g0tt made up 70
order, In Coats PnhI and Vests IN the neateit and most
fashionable way, and read clothing than they
have ever besn offered 10 tbs market You will get hst
clothes for The you have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy toe95l A.. 81 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

NouneGlloues
Canhsttlots aEs made BY ~ tif0afh uirf a. 'liisvg
A. CsFsaud, ua.rs f1f Tnro, D-u0ii CLicaFo ard
a. Nsrh Vest also, 10 Lrs babtlf. Buffalo, NI.s.fa
Falls kni Catsia
A. aisahtays and Bflar, vih Ne SisubshVulr lnd.
Ana trd Csntfsi ONO Railroads. i6f Ca Ca,hoctsn Nsu,
aTk. huustTr, KAness ls Wtniinrfsn Lartastcr C6au
bus, CinrihuAil. indiatti aLs And A. Lhaa
A. Nhrsns, 9Th baltuofy uhia Railroad, foT Cum.
Local and mrough Tetti - purchased o. ne vAf
Gus Oncst Ne las nt0 - NE unoa Tetrt OAes ap-
Potits Ne Lave Nhrting Va, and Al he Chisu Ohts
- Superior e., Cleveland, Ohio.
sapsdHt ndAuss oaes, G tPRR JANIS FARMER.
Cleveland, jan %. ist9. lau25 tuur
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

SHEET MUSIC.
In the Western counsry.
~ Ma'Is cent toAny address postage free. "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
TRANSPORTATION.
CT veland, Pittsburgh 4 Wheel
ing Railroad.


Os and ah'f Hsuiay Jasaasy - ~ trlias vi ma q,
" isasssl
Lave CtEYIiAsb.
IL A X Nal Tftn, t'spsias 81 an Fafaui afrrs 81
ritb.rIt ATOM. ~ q nfiifspsu ia
Law ftrItlrHCu;
~ an Nj fg,la ,'spp,ns At al r,r.l., .l.ls...
tfsu lisu.sf, tlgsha, Ahd Deep Ral az aar
stations icr ~ pa'ssafsf ut.Dtl arfrst y
tiffaahi 81 ~ y asd &c Bf.drspsft %
ifis Pm
- " kSrfsts vffr, 'isphF ~ Ell f'rallf tttuaat
affiFt a. hfiiup,u af4tPM
Lave nHiDGiFOKT.
10 A. n tIprgis ffan, heFpns AZ fsrusf liatous
tpssp Rau, Hoani. Paft uausT are az ,ta.
toht foftiii train y auVts At ClsvriaEd 81 10
and a. Ptilalafsl aii4APM
10 p " hA tfaIn, hsppsE - ~ tap0ni, ahd hfrTss
stP.tsbuTYh st7.tPM
aut one train daily u Clsrsani-isarst Hfdfstsft Al
f&AM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Baggage checked TO all stations on the Penhsyranla
Railroad, aud tolhadtlphlA Baltimore and New York.
Pafscngc purcaslng tickets IN the cars will be charged
Ten Ctati Ia addition the Station rates. exec u from sta.
tions where the Company has agent.
NoficE.-ln case oflosi, th- Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and Tor an
amount not exceeding SiOy
n B.The Excelsior OmRbus Lns, has been employ ed to
convey Paiengts md Baggage 10 and from tie Depot
charge nottS exceed % cents for each passenger and bag
gage.
For Tickets appiytS J.STEWART, Agent,
Atthe P. u, R. Passenger Station,
iani or Liberty And Grant Gtl., Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26


IiAM 5zg-...;Es ~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
VINfEE ARRAN0 EMENr-- On and after Monday, be-
w csmhsr gist,
Tui FAST MAIL TRAtS leaves the Psi,sng,r station
every mofaiag, except Sunday AZ - O'clock Pltsburfh
!ilnr, arriving IN Philadelphia At u % p. N.
TuE EMPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station cVery evening"
AtgW.
The JohhaioSn Accommodates train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday, ~ osl0CS D. m siospug a. Al
stations AID running Tar Csbciaalrh Hfst Accom-.
noiaon Tran ior Turtle Creek Bridge. icayyi daily =.
csptsanday, ~ intj, Il The second Atcouuo alton
Train Tor Igru Creek, leaves, leaves daily, sunday e..
erpted, st ig0 The Thri AceoHtnod alton Train for
Turtle Greek, lsnHsa daily, except Sunday, Al 20
Rsturhtls TTaus arrive In Pittsburgh a. folloWt-E1.
pTrSi, 10 =. ~; Mall, sue M JohaitoWn AeeummodA.
too, u IA First Turtle Creek ACCOMMODATION 80 A. m
Second Accommodation, ig.t5 Third Accommodation 10
p. N.
trln'f oy Blilnvlls and Indians connect At Balr,yl.
nIrrscetou With Mall Train Fact Express tralr Wr,ani
he yoAust0wn Accammoiailgu Train Eist and West.
Pittsburgh and C1ugcIlsve Trains, stopping At all Sta.
tons GA the Pittsburgh and ConhclSyr Road leave daily
Sunday tHctpttd AZ toloNS-Msl Train. W a. 70 Ex.
press Train 3Bup Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
aud ConnelhVie Road, arrive ~ Pittsburgh SIS a. and
10 pm.
The travelling Pdble will hnd greatly to their nteres:
IN going hast West TO travel By the Pennsylvania Rail.
read a. the Accommodations offered cannot be sur.
passed on any other route As the road Is balasel Nth
stone api Is entirely free from dust PROMISE safe.
~ speed and comfort, 10 all sho Ay favor thSrOad with
their PATRONAGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
RArEs nErwEEN rHILADELpRLA ANp rIrrsnunnn

hATAs bETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PiTTSBCR0H
FIRST CLAsS-BootS Shoes, HAS andl
Caps, Books ,Dry GOods,iin boz. ., bales a.
AnduunSS Drugs lin boa cs and bAcs) "ue per lVO b.
Feathers, Purs, Ae..........,..,,.....
SECOND CLASS Domestic SheetlngN
Shifting and TeknI, I'm original balesl -,
Drug Ga cAsks) Hardware Leather, ''e yer ITO Io'
ln rolls OF boGes)Woo and sheep PrliS
EaRWaTd. ..
THIRD CLASS.-AnViii, Steel Chains I'm
eaika,) Hemp, bacon, and Pork, sailed .,
Goose or In casks Tohacco manufaen. e'S Fr NV lbs
ed, Except cigars or cutl &c. tc.
FOURTH CLASs--CoGes, Ftsh, Baeon, beef
and Fork Gu casks or boxes, vaStEardO -,
Lard Lard OIL Nails, soda Ash Ger l0'e IT ITO rs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, R5tln. &c.
FLOUR-tl, per Dbl. until further notice
GRAlN-ln car loads Is per IUo lbs unt further
aotee.
further notice.
III lnShiuplnE Eoots feom any point east of PhIladel
pha, be partieuarto mark packages rid PeRnS, lrsL
EdNrUdd" All Goods eonSgned 20 the Agents Of ibis road
a. philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded Without
istehuaa-
FlulHr AaESrs-C Ersui 81 Kllhy street Boston: p
Clarke, No AstoT House, and No william street s JChn
MeponAldNo battery Phase N,WIoFk Pierce ACC Zanrs.
yie, o; Irwin 20, and SpringmAn Brown Cnennst o.
R q Melrgu, Madison, lad DameSril, Bell 4 Co and
Carter JeWvt, Louisville, Ky; o'ity Co. Eyan,.
Vile, Ind; eass - Louis, No; Harris wormleV Co
Nc rrhls, Tenn; LeSeh Co. Chicago, H. Glass FoTt
Waynejlnd; JSueedgr, PhllA; NAgrAE Rooms RAID.
more; Stewart Pittsburgh
U. II. HUSTON, GsA1 FrslEht Agent, PhilaA.
VlyI III LOMBAERr, Sapt, AG5ons, Pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

j. II. SCOTT,
No. Isl Main STREET wheeling. Va
Wholesale and Retail
ptALEA ~
Watches, Cioehs, IOWslFy, watch a Ctesk
Materials, rosls, GLASSES,
SilNEl Hatif 40 nftania WAR, Goi Pa, aht Pm.
- ss Geli ant fytf tpcstssisi Rsft Msanass furpsa
caft catsl, catas Wsrt hsksl hratsss Ccss ftffsss
~ ts11g sapa fettst Aniti ssort Hatart hfrelrsft,
iielt Ger ~ Plated sptt sPesnt sni Iafks Recalls,
st 0gart,, sssi KsYt. sstl frrt Isi all Cgra Gs1t
and gthffA astsftasst y airisi aal aagy arlsitt
Htyihf laislf afiei vtf hfrsy 70 nv ttsct hoth ~
~ Whelssals AM Rstaa asPAuutHta, sSstiss ~ V
e1tf 60
WatehmAk0TB, Merchants, POdlaTa.
ahd a. Pahe ryhsT.lg, aTuy eonpsis assotussui 81
~ llutti prcrt
WalsAsa 81 o.s.1I sarialy rsp.lrsl 80 s.,raai.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO. l74 MAIN STREET, WHEELING. va
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
a. H~IA IL my H.Huu0mss.

Sfot In?NI ~. r sfFh
c5aSlGa
tut Inedn rskstr
81 ~
10. hass
tChsls btda
pauou uvu
re-, ne S y, G as
70
j. atsi Ests
nevis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22
Two Enemies to the State.

The free democracy are preparing for ar
onslaught OH the slaves 10 Missouri, ans
the so-callsd national d, mocracy are beating
up for recruits to protect slave property.
Office is what both branches Of The de-
moeracy are after, and they seize upon the
slavery question, simply because more feel
ing can be aroused on that topic than any
other.
They are both enemies to the interests Of
slave holders, because they unnecessarily
agitate the slavery question, thereby injur-
ing slave property.
Tie people should organize against the
osi,aiors, and run men for Office who are
true 10 all interests of the State, and not
simply slavery agitators.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22
a Steam Boat.

1t is not every craft that is propelled by
steam that is steam boat, in the true sense
of the term: but the "South Wester' is a
steam boat, all over, She is neither too
large nor to small, not offensivrly fancy nor
meanly plain, but combines the substantial
medium which denotes good taste and sound
judgement. Her cabin is the largest on
the river. well ventilated and furnished. -
Her rooms are large, with capacious double
beds, wardrobe, and wash-stand in each
giving passengers all the comfort, coEve-
nience and privacy Of Hotel. She carries
well, and as 10 speed, is willing fer the
boat that passes her TO publish the fact at
her expense. Capt. De HAVEN commands,
and when we say he is Just the man to
command such boat, we say all that is
necessary. He took charge Of her late lest
season: and during the winter re-modelIed
and brought her out this spring, the perfect
craft she is. Mr.. FRENCH pre,ides in the
office. and has not the capacity to be impo-
lite, or uncouth. Two such men, on such
a boat, are bound TO succeed, despite hard
times, opposition or competition. She left
St. LOUIS last evening, and will be here to.
morrow. Let all who want TO go west take
the "SOuth Wester," and if they are not
satisfied, call on US, and we will refund.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22
The Pacific Rail Road Bill Shelved.

In the Senate, on the 18th, after ssme 9TH
er business had been disposed Of, the Pacific
Railroad Bill was taken up, when Mr..
Benjamin, of Louisiana, moved, as a test
vote, that it be postponed till next Deem
Der. Mr.. Gwin, Of California, said he would
consider such vote as an indication that
the Administration does not intend 10 give
aid 10 connect the Atlantic oRd Pacific by
rail, and as q violation Of all its pledges on
the subject. Mr.. Johnson, Of Arkansas. said
that the spirit Of sectionalism was so strong
that justice would not be done TO the claims
Of Southern route. Mr.. Houston, of Texas,
spoke in favor of the Ell Paso route.
Mr.. Broderick reminded the Administra-
tion opponents of the bill, that the vote of
California had been given to Mr.. Buchanan,
on the faith of his pledges in favor Of the
Pacific Railroad; and said that an extreme
Southern route was as inpfaclicable. as a
route 70 the moon. Mr.. Iverson was in favor
Of the road, and gave figures to demonstrate
its advantages. Mr.. Green spoke in favor OF
the Central route. Mr.. Douglas witnessed
with deep regret the design to defeat the
bill at the present session. He believed the
bill was good one; il it was not, however
said he, let it be modified. He would like
TO have two roads-on along Stevens route,
and the other by the Albuquerque route;
but il only one was to be built, let be as
central as possible.
Mr.. Douglas was in favor Of the lawful
acquisition of Cuba and Central America;
but what were the advantages offered by
Cuba and Central America 10 the benefits
TO be derived from Pacific Railroad? Mr..
Bell was in favor of the road, and sugges-
ted St. Louis as The Eastern terminus
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Benia-
minis melton Ito postpone the subject till
December next, and resulted in yeas, %;
nays, %. So the the question was post
poned. The following is list Of the nays:
NArs-Allen, Bell, Bigler, Bright, Brod-
erick, Chandler, Doolittle, Douglas, Fitch,
Foo.e, Green, Gwin, Henderson, Kennedy,
King, Polk, Pugh, Seward, Simmons,
Stuart, Trumbull and Wright-22.
ABSENT Bates, Cameron, Crittenden,
Dnrkee, Foster. Hamlin. Harlan, Mallory,
Reed, Sumner. Thompson of Kentucky,
Tocnbs and Yulse. Adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22
What Has Democracy Donel

The people were told that Buchanan,
election TO the Presidency would give peace
to The country, and that we should all be
waited along on the waves of prosperity and
happiness.
Is the Slavery agitation settled, as prom
ised2 Nay, verify; but the people are again
called upon 10 lend helping hand to the
Democracy, TO settle agitation.
Is the country prosperous? Hard times
i, in every mouth and every pocket. The
national treasury is empty, and treasury
notes, unconvertible shin palasters, are paid
TO the people for their stock, meat and grain,
upon which they have to stand shave, be-
fore they can realize.
With a Democratic President, Cabinet,
and Congress, Che government is bankrupt,
the Mormons have been in open rebellion for
months, and what is this Democratic govern
ment doing? Turning out petty ofice-hOld-
ers who oppose it, and putting its purchase
able supporters in the vacant places.
A pretty "hope Of the country, such a
party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22

N-"Nationals,'' who so fiippantly and
ignorantly dsnounce Americans, for op-
posing the colonization of European thieves
and paup.rs in this country, are referred &c
an article on our first page, from the pen Of
John Mitchell. The attention of sour rep
resentative" is called TO the same article
1t was to stop this kind of emigration Mr..
Zollicoffer's movement looked, but Gen.
Clark and Frank Blair voted against the
movement, thus giving the foreign paupers
and thieves to understand that they would
be welcomed to this country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-22
New Court House.

The County Court had a special session
Monday, relative to the proposed new
Court House. A plan was adopted, we
understand, but we are not advised of the
STYLE of architecture. The first floor will
be set apart for Offices for the Clerks,
Treasurer, Sheriff, and County Court rom.
The second will comprise the main Court
room, for the Circuit Court. and jury rooms.
The building is to cost $25, 900, and is de-
signed to combine utility, comfort, and
architectural beauty. Final action will be
had next month, apd the building put under
contract.