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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
The Apprentice System in Mississippi.

The Baltimore Suns Washington cores
pondent writes:
Il is 10 be noticed that arrangements have
been made for testing the validity OF Il State
law which may authorize the establish
ment of the african slave trsde in dis
gul,e"--tha, is, by resor, to the French
scheme Of voluntary apprenticeship - 2
scheme which has, however, been recently
repudiated by Napoleon. 1t is proposed
that law be passed by the Legislature Of
Mississippi, at their next session, inviting
and protecting this traffic. IL mississippi,
more than in any other State, I'll increase Of
slave labor is demanded; for it appears from
the recent message Of her Governor that,
with additional labor, tie Stale is capable Of
producing annually as much cation as is
now produced by all the coiton-growing
States together. II Mississippi can be put
in condition 10 supply the Gotten cOnsump-
ton of the world, the other cuton-growing
States may be permitted 10 give their indus
Try different, but perhaps, less profitable
direction.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Missouri Institution for the Blind.

According 10 the reports Of the Princi-
pal, Secretary, Treasurer and Trustees of
the Missouri Institution fer the Education
of the Blind, made at meeting Of the cor
porators, held at ST. Louis, on the 10Th Of
November, 1883, the following exhibits the
condition of the Institution at tina: date:
Number of Pupils in the Institution Oh
Nov. ID, 1857: Males, %; Females, l2-
Total, 81. Number received in 1853:
Males, 10; Fema.es, 4-Total IA.
During the year, 8 males and 2 females
were discharged, leaving the number in the
Institution OH the 10th November, 1883,
80. The whole number instructed during
the year was 48. The pupils now in the
Institution are from the counties OF Platte,
Cole, Cape Glrdeau, Ray, Moniieau, Gala
way, Saline, Knox, Monroe, Miller, Usage,
Howard, Washington, Montgomery, 81.
Charles and St. Louis. The resources Of
the Institution during the year were So
657 As; expenditures 5000 80; balance
OH hand Nov. 10Th, 1858, 81 ,5S7 10. The
Principal Of the Institution is John 3. Chaplin
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
The Game Douglas is Playing.
The Chicago Democrat, of Saturday says

The Chicago Democrat, Of Saturday says:
Judge Douglas is doing all in his power
to suppress any outbreak in his favor as q
Candidate for the Presidency in this State;
but he is evidently pleased with such out
breaks In other States. He is bold in say
ing that the South is entitled to the mex,
Presidency, ard that it will insist upon it.
he is PARTICULAR y severe upon Cobb, Sill
dell, and the other Southern candidates, ex-
eept Wise and Breckenridge. But he thinks
the divisions in Virginia, between Wise
and Hunter, and the general unpopularitv
Ct Wise in the Free States, owing 10 his
impulsiveness, will prevent his nomination.
He argues all the time in favor of Breckin-
ridge, but pretends TO be uncommtted
There was no doub. a perfect understand
ing between Douglas and Breckenridge,
when Breckenridge wrote hi, letter in favor
OF Douglas TO this State, which letter disor-
ganized the Buchanan party in Illinois.
II the Charleston Convention should come
off tomorrow, the vote OF the Delegates
from this State would be cast for John c.
Breckenridge. This is the way Judge
Douglas is playing his game now; but it may
be in hopes that by playing into the hands
of the South at first, the South may event.
ualIy return the compliment and go for
him. At any rate, it is safe to say that
Judge Douglas wishes 10 make the SOuii
elIeve that he is in favor Of Southern
candidate next tine. II 10 also safe TO say
that Mr.. Breckenridge could not have in.
terfered with Illinois politics, unless upol
the assurance that Illinois was TO supper
him for President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
LARGE ApplrIoNs TO THE SPANISH Fox.

LARGE ADDITIONS TO THE SPANISH For
cEs IN CuBA.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Times, writes on the 18th:
Accounts from Cadiz informs US that
the following preparations have been made
at that port 10 reinforce the Spanish garri-
son in the island OF Cuba. On The l7,h Of
October, the sailing frigate FerrOlona, Of
80 guns, and the corvette Isabel Segunda,
of 20 guns, sailed for the Havsna, having
on board 80 officers and $40 infantry. Or
tile 22nd of October, the sailing irigate Pc
ria, fitted up as a transport, and armed with
six guns, sailed for the same destination
with 500 infantry. There remain in the
roads, ready to sail at any moment, the
screw frigate Petronita, the paddle wheel
steamer Isabella la Catolica, and the trans
port corvette Mariglante. There are l ESQ
infantry and 500 msrines 10 be embarked
on board these three ships. These will
complete the expedition 10 force Of 2,loo
infantry and 500 Marines
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

WHoLEsALE MAIL RopBERY. - The
Lexington { Missi,sippi) Advertiser, of the
l7lh ult., has the following:
Our Postmaster informs us that some
time ago nineteen empty mail bags were
brought down, which had been found in q
field some twenty miles above this place,
near Cola, which evidently had been taken
IRON the Stage and the contents stolen
eight of which were letter bags snd eleven
newspaper. A day or two ago three sddi-
;onal bsgs-lwo letter and one newspaper
were found in the same neighborhood-
Two in an old vacant house, and ole i'll the
tield-whioh 10 doubt had been robbed in
the same manner. The lad of trunk Of
Mr.. G. \. McLean's, alich had been iosl
some time ago, was found in the same place.
This is certainly strange piece CT business,
and should be investigated into, Let the
williams engaged in this transaction be fer
reted out and brought 10 justice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Douglas in New Orleans.

INV ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Senator Doug
las arrived at eight o'clock this evening
The Inequalities Of the city have been ten
dered him, and a hundred guns fired in
honor Of him. He was escorted to The
St. Charles by the Mayor and Aldermen
where he was called out and made brief
speech. Great enthusiasm prevails. lie
was welcomed by all parties, and will ad-
dress the citizens OF Monday. The True
Delta" dominates him for the Presidency
in 1850. sssl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

aSHOn. James Chestnut has beef elected
United States Senator by the Legislature Of
South Carolina. Heis at presen; President
OF the State Senate. Ten ballots we're had,
dnd much excitement prevailed pending the
election. The result is claimed as victory
Oy The conservative element of the State,
winch Is headed BY the present Senator,
A1F' hammond, who recently delivered a
speech that attracted much attention through
out the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Howard Circuit Court.

The December Term Of the Howard Cir
cult Court commenced on Monday. The
DOcke; is not very heavy, though it Is set
for SIX days. In looking over it, we no.
ticed some thirty State cases, mostly for
minor offences. The State against Lucky,
was the most important case, but that was
continued until the June Term. The Sher-
ifs Sales take place to-day. There was
but little done on Monday, beyond empan-
relIing the Grand Jury, which is composed
of the following persOns:-
81 Preston, Foreman; Jack White; Ed
ward Turner; Robt a. Rowland; A. Peel
err; W. Z. Hackley; L. D. Kivett; James
Y. Miller; Z. C. Hughes; J T. Birch; JnO.
Talum; S. E. Graves; Allen Baker; Moses
CletOn; K. J. Payne, and Geo. H. Carson.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Senator Crittenaen.
Nrw YoRK, Deem

INV DIRK, december :.
The Hon. John J. Crit!enden, Of Ken
lucky, was waited upon yesterday by del
egaiion from the Wing General Committee,
and presented with addresses from that
body and the Ashlanders Association
Senator Crittenden made, in reply, an elO-
quent address declining their request that he
would permit himself 70 be placed at the
head OF a NatIonal party movement, declar'
ing that lie was not candidate for the
Presidency, and that he intended hereafter
TO act not in obedience 10 any party require
ments, but in accordance with his OWL
convictions of The public good. He pait
high compliments 10 the spirit Of the old
Wing pariy-lamented the political degen-
eracy of the day, and trusted Tie country
might yet witness a return of the tone anC
temper Of the olden Time In the course o.
his remarks, he eulogized the character o.
Henry Clay, and reviewed the course Of III.
present Administration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Congress.

Congress met on Monday. Both Houses
had quorum. and appointed committees
TO notify the President that they were rea-
dy to receive any communications he might
be pleased to make. His annual Message
was laid before them, and we have brief
synopsis of the same by telegraph.
Kansas occupies good share of atten-
ton, and the President re-afirms his posi-,
ton. He recommends that no new State
be admitted without the requisite popula,
ton for Representative. lie hopes the
liberal party in Mexico will do us justice
else he would recommed The seizure OF sui
ficient of her territory to bring her tc
terms. He congratulates the country npon
the bloodless termination of the Utah war.
He says Cuba ought 10 belong to US, and
recommends its purchase. He reaffirms
his former opinions in favor OF specific
duties on certain articles, and submits the
whole tariff question TO Congress. tie
calls attention to the Pacific Railroad, and
refers TO the overland mails as showing the
practicabiiity Of the route. He reiierates
the recommendation 10 establish Terrific
rial government for Arizona, SC.
The entire document will be received TO-
day. and we will publish the material por'
tons of it in our next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

BRACES ARCTIC LISImESr.-Among all the
medical discoveries and inventions Of the present
age, none appear TO have met with the same tri-
umphant success as DR.. BRAGG's ARCTIC LINZ
MENT. This extraordinary medicine meets the
wants of the public in the cure OF such large
class Of diseases that its value cannot be over-es-
timated. In all cases of rheumatism, neuralgia,
ear ache, tooth ache, and all diseases affecting
the nerves, its operation is miraculous. its also
infalible in curing all eTuptive diseases of the
skin, such erysipelas scald head, letter, ring
worm etc, etc., and instantly extracts the fire
from burns and sca!ds. Sprains and bruises it
cures in very short time, causing the coagulated
lymph to be scattered and driven of. Ii likewise
cures nearly all diseases Of horses and cattle
The worst cases of SPAWN, ring-bore, poe-eyll,
string-hait, &C.. yield at once 10 its curative
properties.
eyFOr sale In Glasgow By H. L. WHIrE.
An agent wanted in every town and village
Applications should be made TO Bragg ann Bur-
rowcs, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
cOmpanied by good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

ETHE VALLEY TAN, is the title of a
new paper recently started in Great Salt
Lake City, by Kirk Anderson, well. known
in this State. II is a small-sized sheet, sold
at Eight Dollars per annum, in advance
Those who want 10 be well posted on gen.
ersl and local incidents occurring in Utuh,
should subscribe for Kinks paper. The
first number can be seen at this oi!ice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

oTAGE AccrDrsTs.-The stage upse,
on Wednesday night of last week, between
K0ahOke and Huntsville, seriously iniurine
the driver.
Last Saturday, as the stage for Sturgeon
was leaving town, one of the fore-wheels
came OIL and let The body down, which
partially capsized. The axle-tree was bre.
a.. in lhe fall, but no other injury resated
ine Passengers were considerably fright.
eHed' but escaped uninjured. Another Stage
was procured and fresh start taken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
Carriers Address.

The /" Carrier" of the Times will
give The paper, the Lady's Book" lie
"Lady's Home Magazine or The +" At
lantic Monthly" next year, for the best
poem Of an hundred lines. The writers 10
send their production 10 The Editor. by the
18th inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
M1.sMA IN CALrroRNIA.-The papers

MIlsMA IN CALIFoRNIA.-The papers
inform us that the mining regions oil thai
State-once celebrated for salubrity and
heaIthfuIness-ar beginning to produce
crops of diseases the seeds of which were
produced by the miners themselves. The
thousand small canals, reservoirs and ponds
of staenant water that mining operations
have made necessary, emit vapors which
poison the air and produce fevers. A-few
years ago, the miners could work for days
and weeks up to their knees in mud and
water, without experiencing any injury
Now, they are constantly liable TO attacks d
fever, on The slightest exposure.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

ATTEMPTED SUIoIDr.-Mr. Robert Ad-
ans, q well known merchant of ST. Louis
made an attempt upon his life, in his room
at the Planters House, last week. He
used razor, and severely cut himself
about the throat. He was in critical cen
diion al last accounts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

FThe New York News says that
Richard Smith, negro preacher Of the
Methodist persuasion, upon attempting 10
vote at New Rochelle, N. Y, was ehal-
lenged by the Black Republicans, when il
was discovered that he had voted against
their ticket. Smith directly swore Ill his
vote, remarking that ''he did not care to
have niggers rule over him-white men
were good enouph,n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

EEThe News from Pixies Peak gold
mines continues favorable. Parties re-
Gently from there, who prOspected exten-
sively during the summer, are satisfied the
mines will pay well. Large numbers Of
enigrants and miners will be off for the
mines early in the spring.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

EKLEIM, opposition candidate for Clan
cy Jones' vacant seat in Congress, from the
Berks District, Pennsylvania, was elected
over the administration candidate, by 400
majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

Pay OF MAGAZINE WRIrEns.-The Sat.
urday Press, in an article on Literary
Pay" says that Harper's Magazine pays its
writers from 81 so 10 $40 per page; the
Atlantic Monthly from So TO $40; the
Knickerbocker So, which is equal 10 So
for Harper, and S. for the Atlantic; the
North American Review, 81 so per page.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

THE IsTENrIoEs OF sPAIS.- Il is stated,
Oh good authority, that Senior Tassara, the
Spanish Minister 10 this Government, has
notified Secretary Cas- that his Govern
l2ent has no other designs on Mexico than
the protection Of her citizens residing there,
and the enforcement Of her claims for in
deanity. Her object is alleged TO besimi-
lar to that Of England and France.-l Wash
ington Star.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09

SoLD.-The steamer david Tatum' has
been sold, and goes into the Memphis and
ST. Louis trade. She was sold for $4,000
an advance on what her late owners gave
for her.