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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Letter from Hon. Fer'd Kennett.
SELMA HALL, JEFF. Co., Mo. ]
April IA, 1858. (

JAMES LINDSAY, ESQ ....
Dear Sir: Your letter Of End inst, was
only received day or so since. As j. was
written about the time Of my removal from
my old home in Washington county to this
place, and there being no direct mail COIN
munication between the two places, its re-
ceipt has been delayed.
You are correct in your information as 10
my position relative 10 the Lecompton ques-
ton. | do oppose the admission Of Kansas
under the Lecomplon constitution. but not
for the same reasons that great many 9TH
er persons do, and particularly the Black
Republicans. am as strong pro-slave-
ry man as ever was, yet never expect
10 see the day when l will SO far stullify
myself, as TO plead in one breath for the
Kansas. Nebraska act, and in the next yio-
late the great essential Of that act. My
motto as Southern man is (and thought
i, the motto Of the National Democracy -
Do no wrong, to North or South, in legis-
la,ion under the constitution, and then, if
the fanaticism Of the north, or notification
Of the south, brings this great Republic
into positive trouble, trust l will be found
living up TO my professions Of resistance 10
wrong, epen unto DEATH
have not thought that the Lecompton
question should be made party test, but !
find many new beginners in Democracy
very ciamorous on the subject-msn who
but yesterday were members Of an other
party, or devoted TO an ism, think them
selves called upon 10 be over jealous in the
advocacy Of this bantling of Mr.. Buchanan,
and are endeavoring BY mean insinuations
10 classify every man who will not sing in
praise Of the Administration, with Free
Soil or Black Republicanism. | am a lit
tie too cid, and have seen too much Of such
knsvery, to be driven from my purpose Of
doing what think right, by such ueanness.
As have before said, make no test on
this question with gentlemen who really
think differently from me and are willing to
award TO me what tender them, viz: The
exercise of an honest conviction as to what
is both right and expedient, in the matter
at issue. As 10 my becoming q candidate
for Congress, / believe it is pretty well
known in the district that / have for sew
eral years declined candidacy, when er-
cry assurance of an election was before
mel still entertain the same views which
have heretofore governed me, and know Of
nothing which could induce me to accept q
seat in Congress or an Office from the Presi-
dent himself.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
FER'D KENNETT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Southern Convention,

The Southern Convention meets at
Montgomery, Alabama. on the 10th of May.
A committee appointed at the last eonvsn-
ton, have reported the following subjects
for consideration:-
1. The question Of master and slave
involving the physical and religious i'm
provsment Of the slave; the subject Of slave
law. and police; the reclamation Of slave
property taken awsy by fraud or force, and
The modes Of retaliatory legislation.
2. The question of the supply Of labor
al the South in its relation to the produc-
ton and consumption Of southern oommodi-
ties; 10 the free blacks; to the African fleet
and the action of England and France in the
introduction of coolies and African appren-
tees.
8. The effect Of the. tariff, banking, boun-
ty, and navigation system upon the South,
and the reciprocal interests Of the planter
and merchant
4. The development Of southern agricul.
tural industry proper enlargement OF the
manufacturing and commercial and internal
Improvement system, and the subject Of
ocean steamers and marts.
5. The resources and self sustaining ca.
pacities Of the slave holding States, and the
establishment and independence Of her lit
erary and education system.
6. The political relations Of the Souti
under the federal constitution, and the for
eign policy to be supported; the maintenance
and extension of her institutions within tn
limits Of the Union and beyound them, ant
her means Of defence and security from ag
gressions present and prospective:
j. D. B. DEBOW,
President of the Convection.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

WoopsoH AND ASDERsor.-The INA
tionals" in these gentlemen's Districts have
an opportunity Of following the Repub!i-
cans suggestion, as they are both candi-
dates, by and with the advice and consent
of at leas, q majority Of their American
friends. They are right on the geose-op-
posed 10 Emancipation, and good Americans
10 boot. Will the Nationals support them,
and thus inject and put down" the Emanci-
patton movement, or will they oppose them
with men Of their party? Which course
will the Republican counsel? We shall
sec what is done, and how il is DONE
T Glasgow Times, Ok. NJ
The Democrats of these Districts need
no ugeestions from US as to the course pro-
per to be pursued by them in the election.
If they were at loss, as we believe they
are not, we would counsel them to elect
both Woodson and Anderson-to give no
chance to any EnancipatiOnist TO be elected
in either District, by division between
them on question upon which they are
perfectly sound. The Enancipaiionists IN
each District are anxiously looking Tor this
division, and it should be avoided. Make
the issue with them, not only in the Con-
race, but in the struggle for
members Of the Legislature. II any thing
is TO be done TO favor Emancipation, it must
begin with the Assembly, and there, as
well as in the election for Congressman
every candidate should be made to show
his hand. With this test before the people
will the Times honestly support "ood'on
and Andersen, and not give aid and COM
fort to candidates who may be presented BY
the enemy9-[st. Louis Republican.
The "Tines" having never supported
such Enanoip.tionists as Geo. r. Taylor
and William Palm, but having always hon.
es,ly supported men whom it believed t'
be opposed 10 Emancipation or negro aglia
ton, and having the word Of the "KePubi.
can" that ",hs EmancipatiOnist' in sacl
District are anxiousIy looking" to a oivi'
ion. to run in one of their party, we shall
honestly support AsDrH'0s and "00Ds0s
against Emancipationists and negro asi'a.
ing Nationals -they being "the enemy
whose candidates" the "Republicsn iear'
we will "eive aid and comfort" 81
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

Supprs DrArH.-Mr. Samuel Grove
Of Cambridge, died very suddenly, last Sun
day. He was in usual health at dinner
ale hearty as usual, retired to his room,
and some hours afterwards he was found
On the foor, dead. His spsciacles were
on, and an open book laying on the floor,
close 10 where he was found. He was
some sixty years old-an old and highly es-
tsemed citizen, and at the the time Of his
death, was residing with his sen, JOHN II.
Grove. Esq.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

ySThs administration and the Douglas
Democracy Of Illinois, recently held State
Conventions at Springfield, onths same day.
A correspondent of the Republican says, in
substance, the DOuglssiiss carried the day,
and looks upon the administration Conven-
ton % factious. The resolutions Of the
Douslasitss were mild. but firm, and thu sc
Of The administration the "same old sort"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Cous1Y Treasury Ross ED. We under

Coux1Y Treasury RoB ED.--We UNDER
stand that the county treasury Of Adair
county was robbed of some four thousand
dollars, on last Saturday night week. Ths
money was taken from safe where the
Treasurer, Mr.. Thatcher, was in the habit
Of keeping it. The lock Of the safe, al the
time the money was stolen. was out Of re.
pair, and could not be locked, but the small
draws inside were locked, and the most OF
them contained money. The one that con-
tanned the county's money was priced open
and the money all taken. No clue has yet
been found that is likely to lead to the de.
lection of the thieves.-(B Bloomington Mes
senger, Goth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

SrEAnrs PEsRY.-The card of this boat
will be found in another column. Che is
COW running in the Union Line, leaving ST.
Louis every other Friday. Capt. DAVIS
and Clerk DaMERoN are bsginning'to be ap-
preeisted, and before the season closes they
will stand A No. with shippers and tray
slers. They have one of the best and
aestsst boats 10 the river, entirely new, and
built just 10 suit their own notions of whs.
boat ought 10 be, which were correct and
proper, from hull TO texas. She went up
Sunday night. having one Of the larges.
TIPS that has gone up this season, consist.
ing Of upwards Of four hundred tons freight,
aro near three hundred passengers. She
VIII Be- down Saturday afternoon, and those
wanting to 60 70 St. Louis, will of course
take the Perry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

TIE "STrAx PrANxR."-The steamer
Twilight" has Calliope on her. On her
trip down the other day, it bowed "Yanke e
Doodle" sky high, and tore "Susanna" wide
open! It's en- awful instrument, and we
should guess decided bore 10 passengers,
however much it may amuse outsiders.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Note from rs. Thomson.
For the Howard Count

For the Hownd Soun'J D
Mr.. r. c. HAscocK: 49,,
NV business engagement: are Of such a
,.iure that / am forced 10 decline submit
;nr NV name 70 20 before the Convention
ws;eb will meet at Roanoke in May nsIs,
y. A.. nurpose Of nominating Candidate
0i go thankful for The solicitude Of many
f,isnds. manifested in my oena,.. ,.a III. nv
1 good and true man may 20 selected ~ ,he
Mi Ill secure the undivided support o. The
Democrats ofthis district ~,
Respectfully
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

TCongress spent most Of Monday on
that fruitful subject, Kansas. The Senate
was 10 take up the conference committee
report Tuesday, and the House the same
report Yesterday.
The Appropriation bill was not through
at our last dates, but doubtless is by this
time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

B+Ths ".MOrslfy Troupe" gave couple
of exhibitions in this place this week, and
passed on up the river. They are excellent
performers, and our up-river friends who
want to pas, an evening pleasantly should
attend one Of their exhibitions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

N-The up boats are now well loaded
with soldiers, citizens, women, children,
horses, mules, wagons, &c., Sc. Emigra-
ton has commenced moving, greatly 10 the
relief of our boaimen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

1.-The sounterfsiter who was arrested
!, =. fslnyra, recently, turns out 10 bs Fred
ns0uih, who has been before the St. Louis
recorder for similar offences, more than
sl's' but managed 10 escape eonviUtion, by
,'.s or crooks He will be apt 10 70 lie
'sasr'oq Obi, i:r., -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Administration Movements in Chicago,

atlon AoVemenw In Chicago.
a new paper has been started 10 defend
The administration against the Douglas or.
ssn. asd IN old man who sold peanuts in
sas Hall Of TIE Post Office, having declared
isr Douglas, was ted to seek another Ioca.
hon to ysnd bis vegetables! Verify the
administration Is rapidly giving pescs to the
country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

EFNot thousand miles from Oneida
county, coroner's jury lately returned
verdict that certain deceased man "cane
to his death by excessive drinking, produc.
ing apoplexy in the minds of the Jury"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

dFSsnstsr Houston, of Texas, recently
2 oeiisersd q lengthy and able speech in the
Senate, IN favor Of the United States es-
.a0ii'hing q ProtectOrate over the Repub.
ne Of Mexico. He thinks Mexico cannot
long stand BY herself, and il the United
States fails to take charge of her, England
or Spain will.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
For Rent.

sA THE NEW STORE ROOM, on
H;:i First Street, opposite The Post Ofice-shelv-
ed and countered, ready for business-extsnding
from First to Water Street, I5an excellent stand
fora DRY Goods or Clething store. Possession
given first of March.gsol.i - .fssE "a j
FsS II, 1851 o. o. WAGNER,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

EThat serenade, by the band of the
steamer John d. Perry" was excellent,
and duly appreciated. Thanks to whom
they are due.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

rThere are plenty Of bsggsr', thieves,
md counterfeit money dealers about
Look uu, for them, in town and country
They travel siugly and in pairs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

EfThanks TO Greenlesf of the Silver
Heels, for late papers. She passed up yes.
terday filled with people, stock and freight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

TIVE had heavy frost last Sunday
night. Early vegetables were niPped, and
!, !, feared the fruit was also injured.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
MAR RIEO D.

orcHxBs-RoLLIxs.--0n the 1lth, in Col
conda, G. w. Hotchlcss, III. D., of Ashley, I'LL.
and Mrs Janetts W. Rollins, daughter Of DR.. W
r. Snelson. OF Fayette, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Branches Of the Art!
Special Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to Barton, Hutchinson &
N Co., and TO Barton, SEackeiford & Co., are
TO make payment of claims due said
firms by the LIST Of May next, or they will be
compelled aft'r that date, to putclaims unpaid in
other hands for collection. Cd [april IS 'bSl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
DI e d.

10 this county, on the 10th, Mrs. Macy Will
IAhs, consort Of Uriah Williams, deed, IN the
18th ysar Of her sss. s.fis.5 ..a-g y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, April 20, 1853
Link for the (.

cross (thus X immediately before the
,,m., signifies that the time paid for has
,tpired.
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ODD FELLOWS.

ODD FELLOWS.
TO THE MEMBERS OF MORNING
STIR LODGE NO. Is, L. o. OF.
A special meeting will be held at the Hall. on
Friday evening next Both, to take the proper steps
to dispose Of the Hall, and close up the indebted
ness of the Lodge. A full attendance of all Odd
Fellows is desired, and earnestly requested.
JOHN r. CARSON, N. 6.
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has taken charge of the estate of George Ad-
ans, decd, bearing date April 6, 1883.
All persons indebted to said estate requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them properly authenticated, within one year, or
they may be precluded from having any benefit of
said estate, and not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
SAML c. MAJOR, Admir- debonis non,
and Pub. Admir- Howard Co.
April %, 1S58-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

1--we are indebted TO our neighbor
Mrs. STorrs, for early garden vegetables.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Glasgow Carding Machine
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
st. Louis and St. Joseph Union Packet Line.
STEAMER JOHN ID. PERRY,

GEO. ID. DAVIS. ..-... ...... Master,
LOGAN d. CAMERON, ...... 80. Clerk.
IT, n THIS entirely new, light draught and
- elegant passenger steamer, will run
regularly in the above tr, de. leaving st. Louis ard
ST. Joseph, in accordance with the following
Time Table:
Leaves st. Louis, Leaves st. Joseph,
FRIDAYS at o'crk, NJ Thursdays at 10 "a. N.
Nav I and q; May 13 and 27;
June 4 and Is; June 10 and "a;
July 2. l6, and 30; July and %;
August 6 and 20; August II and 20;
Sept. and IL; Sept. 9 and %;
Oct. l. 10 and 29; .Oci. and 81;
Nov. and 10, Nov. ii and %;
Gy-On her up trips will be at GLASGOW
Sunday afternoon, and on her down trips, on Sat-
arddy afternoon. ..
Her officers pledge themselves that no effort
shall be spared 10 render entire satisfaction 10 all
who may bestow their patronage on the Perry, as
surfing shippers and travellers that she viii remain
in the trade during the season, and that her pas
senger Accommodations are first class-having
full length cabin. THEo. BAaTHoLow,
April 29, 1883. Agent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

yz-Odd Fellows are referred TO nstioe
in another part Of this paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

TENT. w. L. BANKS has our thank.
for list of subscribers to the "Times."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
LAST DAY OF GRACE

TTAS come and gone, and Mason g. Tooley's
IL notes and accounts, excepting those made
payable in Bank ARE now in the hands of Mr. Tbos.
Shackeliord, who is authorized to collect every
dollar, without regard to, or distinction between
those indebted to us. JNO T. MASON,
April 20, 1858 Admir- & surviving partner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

PAssponrs TO PERsoNs OF CoLes.-Sen-
ator Wilson recently applied at the State
Department for passport for DR.. J. s.
Rock, colored citizen Of Boston, and re.
ceivsd the following reply from the Seere-
tary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
DEPARTMENT or STATE, ]
WAsHIseroS, April IL, 1858. !

WAsHINoToS, April IL, 1858.
To the Hon. Henry Wilson, Senate Chamber:
SRI have the honor to receive your
note Of yesterday with IFS Accomplishments.
In reply, have to inform you that If is
not the practice Of The Department 10 issue
any other paper than passports to persons
going abroad from this country. A pass
port being certificate of citizenship, has
never since the foundation of the govern
ment been granted to persons of color. No
change in this respect has taken place in
consequence Of the decision Of the bred
Scott case. Returning The inclosure in your
letter, have the honor to be. sir. your ODE
dent servant, LEWIS CASS.
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The Thorough Bred English. Suffolk
Punch Horse, aF 40
Her G Jules .i5s re

xuS SuU4CU5 bicu SuA9Ih
Punch Horse, r ga
HER GUILE - 10
- THIS celebrated Stallion will make the
- the present season at my stable, three
miles north OF Glasgow, (at the farm formerly
owned by John Y, Sterne, and will serve mares
at Ten Dollars TO insure, payable when the fact
is ascertained or the mare parted with. Season
commenced LIST April and will end ith JULY. Pas
turage gratis for mares from distance. Care hut
no responsibility for. accidents or escapes.
C7 DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE
Hercules is beautiful dappe gray ,seYsn years
old, l6l hands high, in fine condition, is the best
adapted 10 harness of any horse in the State hay
ing great power, speed and bottom He is offered
TO the public as being without superior for the
description of horses needed in this country. He
took $50 premium pitcher, at The Ohio State
FAir,i in 1854, and several premiums az County
Fairs-and took the single and sweepstake pre-
niums at the Howard Fair, in 1856, over one of
best rings Of horses ever exhibited IN the county
Breeder are referred to,his pedigree, which foi-
lows, and invited to cal and ex anime the horse
Also number OF hrs colts can be seen at nv farm
and those adjoining. .e... =. 3; bar-.t a.
80, p od1 gre g. -
Hercules, jr.. was sired by imported Hereu,ess
his dam, Lady Heleton, was by Monmouth e
clipse, her dam by Archie Mentono, & da Little
Peggy, by Galhteh, her dam Trsnpetta, by
Hkphesiian, dam BY Bedford, g,g z e dam
the imported mare Peggy, Lady Reieton was the
best two nile mare o. ker day. Dto9 .4ooG .
1 will give SIS cup for the best horse colt and
$40 cup for the best mare colt, get Of This year,
to De awarded Al the FsyettesF FAIR in 1889.
JUNE WILLIAMS
IA THE cELEBRaTE D LacK,- 4'
G. ca. TIA ye1oir,
Will stand atthe same stable, and serve MARI
At Eight Dollars, TO insure payable when the-sas
| is ascerfainedo or the mare parted with Hi
are the best reference that can be giyen,
be seen in the ueighborhood.i ~
~ PEDIGREE .aND iDESCP
Gen. Taylor IS eight year
high, light browr. color
muscle and bor
He was broug -
his colts are pa ---afss ihths
State, as ielnowlesgsA--.,---soeE men in wood-
fore county, where he was raised, and stood pre-
vious to his removal 10 this State. oHewss sired
by Marengo Mammoth; dam Pioneer JeHnet..
wirpurchase all his colts, price 10 be agreed
upon at the time the mare is bred. .tak
: April 9. Is5s. JUNE WILLIAMS.
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tpie 9iedt Elm neuerer 9eiltppaer Naturfprlder,
Ser t ebt, bate, ais er bic Stopper trait
.erfiate Hdume" nannte. Die unenclihen
2ralte pe8 gds perbinoen li9 bier gum Stsin,
bort meben uno leben tie in Der Yflau5e lie
ipielen bier in Der fteten 8epe8uns unD I'M
Gmpfiubeu Der Ibiere, bort Seltalten lie ltd
gum geniitbppuen unp pentenpen Wetttilpe BEG
Wten Iden.
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lAieo perwildt, aTs polIte man bic Menl9en au
Steinen unp Die Steine ~lebenbis ma ben.
a6er Dem 1T ni9t 10. Wir baben Bel Der
8etra4tung Der @elenbeit Der Dunee ~bieieaige
ginbeit pes Settles uno Der Otaterie, oe8 5tOfs
ieS unS Der Strait in au9e seba6t, wie lte in
per &eiu3e1e Der @rbe, in Der erlten @ntpid.
lun98itnfe ne8 Ylaneten aud) alS faftiI6 pber
beier formeI einbeitlid, 10 gut pie i'm &eim
pet Blau3e unb pes 8btere8 nod beute, 9eoadt
mer6en nluB. .nsla5sIuir as HaaI nc 81
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lden uno 9ec(p5il9en 6orldulSen berppr9ebt,
bic 81 pellen beuti9ev @eltultuu9, 10 baben mir
bier 10 gut nie i'm bebriteten 81 De8 6ibuden8,
.Oelen gntpidlan9 ul,o Wad8tbum mir utter
~uniereln WfifrOicop poe li4 8ebeu iebeu, bic
@ntItebung einer retben, manni9Falti9en Welt
aus einfaden @tementeu, bic ltd} III iIulner rei~
deere 0e8enlaBe lpalten unD innler neAe Ser
binpuu8en 5u neuen @eltaltun9eu etn9ebsu.
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