davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-18
@u 1lifIber @prottslGuferricbt.

Spnntaa ben d tanunr, Wahmtass llbr rDfne i'd In
sntr gGppuue eine 3iah nr @rlfrnuns ees @nali6en.
uber pnnaa mrb ait gBpfenabenben tterrit ertEeilt
$. Wl er, ,7Q bter +@a
SO. 81 Ytaltr., awif4en Ssrtnetpn II. Saratpga6r.
(6an23fW .....-.-.-s =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-18
2i0uDr+

uufern beuf6en 7reunbsa rlauben uns wieherto ansu
;gen bdB mir beGnbis 2aupr rccttfrren uno Elm grpBe
Qaeer BON . 0 mesttc Qt 4up Qanb boben ba nil
barauf eben ba6 refine unb unperfdte Waare perano
rb 10 ratben ebem @rpccr QDrtb crit bel uns Spr
efe anbers tauft, mir no I'm otanee o
biuiefen 9reile Su MAIDEN.
vi. Schneider & co.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-18
9luSr. Neuter,
As 9al rtlpnitr.

Supporter BON 6 iienwaaren1
vmc6sb fenen deebrn 5reunben uub 8eannten fen ee.
nGhites MiOrtfntent y fenwaereR unb ID ertstu
az n fir . 56rener un6 81 m m rleute, f0wts fene
mannia afdItiaen Qrtife bpn un6 Ru d B.
,daften psie su ben HagRen 9seiien Sertapt ss1'
De3t7, ,1W3 a.- - At-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

EThe successful laying of The Atlantic
Telegraph Cable. has been the occasion for
great rejoicing in commercial and scientific
circles in The east. The first message is TO
be sent by Queen Victoria TO President
Buchanan. At last accounts the message
was momentarily and anxiously looked for.
Until it is received, the reader can conjec-
ture in his own mind, the purport of the
message, and the reply.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
What the President Thinks of Douglas

7"
The Washington Union, prompted by the
President, is still wsging lis vindiciive
warfare on Senator DOUGLAS. Ina recent
article it says Of him:
Now, what we have 10 say is, that the
position Of Mr.. DIUGLAs is one OF essential
hostility Ia the Democratic party. We main
tam HAT he is traitor by action, design and
position. He is not a reiormer; for he de-
nounces the friends and appla DIS the enc
mics OF the Democracy. He does not seek
TO apply a remedy, but TO destroy the patient
not 10 remove disease, but 10 PROSTATE
the subject. He is traitor, then, in his
very nature; because lie iorgc:s, disregards
and over-looks the high interests Of The De-
mocracy. seeking only 10 enlarge his own
fame al their expense. His success in the
fields of his iabors wou'd inflict lasting
curse upon the great cause Of popular rights,
for he utterly abjures his associates who
have stood by tina, cause in wicked at
tempt TO advance his own political fortunes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

MoUNT PLEASANT COLLEGE, HUNS.
vILLE.-The next session Of this InsIitu-
tion begins on Monday. September l3ih.-
Under the direction OF President RoTH-
WILL, this College is rapidly taking prom
inent stand with the frs, class Institutions
Of learning in our country. The last ses-
sion was highly gratifying TO the friends of
The College, satisfactory to its pa.rOastand
creditable TO the faculty.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12


Pass HIM RousD.-A few weeks since
a well dressed young man, haiIihg from
Louisville, KY, passed through our place,
and registered himself at the ''Thixton
House," Benz. C. Hallam, Ky. He pro.
posed 10 buy produce. and was negotiating
for LOT which was then in St. Louis, be-
longing TO wholesale house in Glasgow
He left, however wiiho It making the pur-
chase, but took the trouble before leaving,
to mail dispatch to Boonvihe, directing a
St. Louis Commission House where he
had been told the produce was 10 deliver
a certain lot Of bacon TO Mr.. Hal!am. sign
ing The name of the Glasgow House. The
dispatch was duly received at ST. Louis,
but fortunately for some one, the bacon had
been sold before the dispatch arrived. Mi.
hallarn called for the bacon as soon as he
reached st. Louis, but it was sold. He
went by the name Of Hall, in B0onville,
and doubtless has some other alias. oar
The unwary had better keep asharp look
out, as the country is iull Of swindiers, beg
gars, &c. ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

1--we see il stated lbn. Kirk Ander-
son, for many years an atiache Of The ST.
Louis Republican. has gone 10 Salt Lake
City, taking with him printing establish
nsni. He is capable of getting up use
'ai paper in that distant region. and we
shall look for its appearance with interest,
aud to its columns for much useful inror.
nation relative to the fine country now in
the hands Of the Mormons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

$500 REwARD.-Philip S. Zilhsrt, who
murdered Capt. Montgomery, of George
town, is al large, and the above reward is
offered for bis apprehension. For particu-
lars see advertisement. Capt. montgomery
was Mayor Of Georgetown, and was killed
while diseharging his duty as peace off,
Ger. Ills to be hoped the murderer will
be brought 10 Justice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
THE UNION HAS BUSTED.

THE greet light is over, and from reliable in
L formation, we shall have no more cheap
freighis this season; but Thomson, Levi, & Co..
who sell exclusively for cash, which enabled
them TO get up a very large supply of goods at
killing low freights, and now prepared to give
great bargains. The old credit houses who sell on
one and two yesrs time, are caught IN a bad FIX
so when you visit Glasgow, you win advance
your own interest greatly by maxim. Jour purcls-
ses at THOMSON, LEWIS &c co.'s Cheap
Grocery. JyS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
seaeFnrrEAsp Nro 70 MAN A1H.sr

| [NEGRe-Tn1rfASQ NE0Ro MAN-AARssr-
fEp.-A white man who calls himself Rob-
ert Maltby, and negro man, were arrested
a. this place. last Monday, descending the
river in q skiff. They were followed by a
young man who resides some ten miles
above this. He discovered the negro laid
down. when passing house, aid started in
pursuit. He soon overlook them, and pro-
fessed to be going 10 ST. Louis. Mai,by
told him he was going 10 81. Louis, also,
with his negro, and they agreed 10 travel
together. Before they got 10 this place, the
young man rowed on stating he had 10 stop
short Time; which he did, and by the time
Maitby and The negro came up, had got
enough Of assistance TO bring him TO shore.
He said the negro was his, but upon being
taken before magistrate, he told a differ
ent tale. He said he got the negro below
Lexington: aid only brought him along be-
cause he wanted 10 come. The negro says
he belongs TO John BOyles, near Lexington;
that he was hired out-did mt like his home,
and Maliby told him he would take him to
better one. The negro says his name is
Dave; he is about five feet six or eight in
ches high, black. middle aged, and his front
teeth wide apart. They were both sent to
the Fayetie Jail. .i ~ bro.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

PnEsErr.-Onr better half presented the
editor with another nice black haired, cur
ly headed little daughter yesterday, which
claimed good share of iis attention from
his editorial duties. We hope onr patrons
will bear with us: Such events happen in
ouriamiIy but once q gear Parkville Cou-
rier. ..rr
How much oftener would it be desirable
10 have such events happen?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ROANOKE AcADrMr.-By reference to
cur advertising columns it will be seen Mr..
John Hanna has taken charge Of the Roanoke
Academy, and that the next session will
begin on The first Monday in September
Mr.. II. is an excellent teacher, and we
doubt not will build up school that will be
an ornament to the iOurish,pg Town Of
Roanoke.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Election, Crops, &c., in Sullivan.

MILAN, Aug. a, 1893.
Mn. GREEs:-The election is over, and
The result is as follows:
Representatives.. D. Burgess, demo-
crHt. - Cd = .
Sheriff-O. H. BENEFIT, reelected, demo.
crat. f -r-
Circuit Clerk-A. Gillespie, reelected,
democrat.
County Clerk-H. T. MeClanahan. in
dependent
County Treasurer-W. H. Watson, IN
dependent.
County School Commissioner-S. H. B
Cochtsne. independent.
County Judges-J.T. Dunlap, Fl. 81
Cooper, and w. B. Braden, democrats.
The prospect for crops is gloomy in this
county. No Wheat nor Oats. Meadow
very fine-heallh good.
Respectfully, SIC.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

LiBoREks.-There are great many
persons travelling through the country hun
ting for work, and they are generally en-
tirely destitute of money. Work is scarce
now, as farmers need no extra help. and the
river does not call for over half lis usual
number,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

rfIon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia,
was in Cincinnati the other day, and pub
licly expressed himself favorable to the re-
election Of Senator Douglas, and condemned
the administration for its opposition TO the
Little Giant. 5lss8
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
River falling above.

NEcRo KILLEp.-A negro man in the
employ Of Mr.. r. Walker, who keeps a
woodward in the Missouri Bottom, some
eigh, miles above this place, was killed
last Sunday, by white man named David
White, wood chopper who resides on the
Island, between this und Cambridge They
had falling ont, and White went of, 60, a
shot gun, returned, and shot him down,
killing him instantly. White was tried be-
fore Justice Conrad, and committed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Election Returns -Lepislature

Election Returns Legislature.
Boone-Gui'ar and Harris, Americans.
elected. Majority small.
SulIivan-Burgess. democrat.
Marion-B. H. Jones, American, and
Joseph P. Ament, democrat, elected.
Monroe - Par-ons, democrat, elected,
$50 majority.
Audrain-McIlhany, American, elected
by 20 majority. -.a
Calloway-Hardin, American, and Boul-
ware, democrat.
Cole--Cordell, democrat elected, 257 ma
jority.
Cooper-Ferry. democrat, and Barnes,
whig.
ST. Charles-A. King, independent.
Jeiferson-Beal, democrat.
Clark-Cowgill, democrat.
Pettis-F. E. Cravens, democrat.
Gasconade-Sitton, republican.
Livingston-George Monroe, democrat.
Wolsey. American.
Caldwell Pollard, American.
Grundy-Moore, democrat.
De Kalb--Roberts, independent demo
crat. .a
neutrality-suspicious., democrat.
Plke-Anderson and Fagg, Americans.
Lincoln--W ommuck, democrat.
ST. Franeis-Peers, independent demo-
crat. s
Perry--CaldwelI, democrat.
Lewis Wslham, democrat.
ST. Genevieve-R. J. Boas, independent.
Neutrality-suspicious., democrat.
Usage Clark, democrat.
Reynolds--L. G. Farris, union democrat.
Madison-Josiah Anthony, union demo-
crat.
Iron-John Polk, union democrat.
Ben,en-Samuel Parks. whig.
Bates--Ciyner, democrat.
Polk-Cunningham, union democrat.
Hickory Robertson, democrat.
Andrew Prince L. Hndgins, whig.
Adair-W. NJ. Gates, democrat.
Miller-W. Lenex, democrat.
Buchanan-Dsvis and Day, democrats.
Platte--McGuirs and Pitt, opposition.
Jackssn--Yeager, denocrat, and Tate,
American.
Clin,on--Winslow Turner, democrat.
Lafayette--Taylor and Burden, Ameri'
cans. ..
Mississippi--W. A. Keyser, indepen-
dent.
St. Louis-Turner. Higgins, Mitchell
Chartrand, McAlisier, Pllkingtnn, O'Fal-
Ion, Bowlin, Sturgeon. Reyburn, Black.
wood, Kribben. democrats.
Maries--Jackson, democrat.
Warren-Dyer, democrat. ~
Macon -Gurhan, democrat.
Henry-D. C. Stone, American.
New Madrid-Barkley, democrat.
Scott-W. P. Da mes, independent.
Green-B'yd and Smith, opposition.
Knox-Mike Hickman, democrat.
81. Clair-Dr. Cox.
Dade, Coffee. democrat.
.Monileau-EnIoe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Congressional Election.

Barrett, Anderson, Clark, Craig, Wood
sen, Phelps and NOEL, are elected.
Anderson beats Henderson several thou
sand. Craigs' majority will be at least
three thousand. Woodson's will be small
under FIVE hundred.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

1--WE would respectfully call the at
tention of our readers TO the advertisement
OF Mr.. WooD, Ambroiypist, over the drug
store of H. L. White. Mr.. w. is an ex-
cellent artist. as his work proves 10 the
most casual observer. Give him cali,
and we doubt not but that you will be
pleased, both with Mr.. w. and his work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
lust RECEiyED-A Fresh supply of

- White Le"dj
Linseed Oil;
Turpeniine and Japan yarnish;
Soda and Ginger Crackers;
5 bags old G. Java Coffee;
Busting and Rife Powder;
10 boxes Dry Herring.
2 cases Oysters;
J gross Fruit Jars and Crooks, complete;
AndS number OF other articles in the grocer
line. Taugj1 ROBBINS, TATUM & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Ambrotyping.

T M. WOOD respectfully invites the
y lion of the citizens of Glasgow and v
10 his specimens in this Beautiful Art
would say 10 those who desire good Ike
of self or friends, that this is rare opporu
10 obtain them, as his experience warrants hin
guaranteeing 10 all satisfaction.
- Prices from 81 upward. An immedia
call is solicited as his stay will be llIDitel.
July 2g, 1858. ...-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

I|Gen. Robert Wilson has been re.
elected Senator, in the Andrew county dis
trlct, BY an overwhelming maturity over
N. B. Giddings. Gen. w. is one Of the
most useful men that has been chosen to
our Legislature, combining, as he does, ex-
perience, talent and industry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

A NICE PREsENr-Miss MARY J.
SToPPs brought us some Tomatoes, the
other day, the largest Of which weighed
two pounds. Miss Mary cultivated the
Tomatoes herself, and If she should live to
witness few mere birth days, will make
On excellent better half for some "lord Of
arnafinr, ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
MARRIED..

/ LINN-ANDERSON- the Sd inst, BY
George Young, ESQ.,, Mr.. VIM. H. Linn, Of
Howard county, and Miss Martha yaae Ander.
son, Of Charlton county. 81 ae' y aa7sN
The above happy couple have the well.
wishes Of the Press, which, with continued af.
lection and industry, is far better than fortune
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

EWe are under obligations 10 our
friend GRErSLEAr, clerk Of thai elegant
steamer, the Silver Heels, for late papers.
She will pass this place, on her way TO St.
Lo:is, next Monday, and will put passen-
gers through "with neainess and dispatch. "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

srIcIDr.-A German named John C.
"inkler, committed suicide last week At
'ne house Of Mr.. George Aikman, near
mar'hali. He used a double.barreled .ho,
san' d''chareing both barrels. The act
We. p'ensditatsd, as he spoke Of self. de-.
Hraeiiou n. Day s.rore,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

E-The elegant steamer "John D. Perry,
Capt. Davis, will be up Sunday, presenting
q fine opportunity to those wishing to go
above.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ETA good establishment. well and long
known, is .Keevii.s Hall" under the Giant
Hat, on house top, Broadway, ST. Louis;
established, March 6,h, 1e4e.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

KEHTucKY.-The indications are that
the democrats have carried Kentucky. The
principle contest was for Clerk Of The
Court of Appeals, which is voed for
throughout the State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ECol. John Scott, independent Wing
candidate for The Senate in the Buchanan
District, Il, elected by $50 majority over
John Corby, national nominee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
new STORE, BY AN OLD HAND,

MOSES GREENABAUM, begs TO announce
vi to his old friends and customers, that having
formed co-partnership with Mr.. B. OWSLEY,
and taken the new store of Mir. Wagner, on First
street, opposite the Post, Office, VIII there open,
on our about the 18th or September, an entirely
new stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, &c, SC. He hopes 10 see all OF his old
friends in Charlton, Howard and Saline. rpon his
return from the East, with his new stock. not
doubling but that he will be able to satisfy their
wants in a satisfactory manner, as heretofore,
both in goods and prices. aug5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ELa,e news from Sal, Lake City says
the Mormons were scattering. Brigham
Young had left, stating he was going To So
nora. Some Of them j. Is said were coming
10 Kansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

sz-H is well to know where TO buy a
good hat, at o fair price; "keevii's Hall, :"
under the Giant Hat, on house top, Broad-
way, St. Louis, 10 the beat place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

RBrown is elected in the Ray Senato-
rial District, instead Of King, as was first
reported.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

1.-THE weather is quite warm. We
announce the fact for the benefit of such Of
our readers as have not learned it. 80.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
DIED.

MINOR-In Charlton county, on the 9th inst,
Joseph Minor, at ve-y advanced age, and fol-
many years resident of Charlton county. = {
TALBoT-At his residence in th;seounty, on
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Runaway Slaves-A plan to Reclaim
them

The season OF the yesr is again at hand,
that slaves usually embrace 10 escape from
their masters, and there are more aids TO
their escape than formerly. When negroes
had 10 depend entirely upon their own ex-
ertions. at q season of the year when corn,
fruit and vegetables afforded ample food
they moi unfrequenty made good their es-
cape; and generally caused their owners
much trouble and expense from the distance
thew got from home, and the time it took 10
trace them.
Associated effort can accomplish much
more, and at less expense, than individual,
We propose 10 the people Of Howard the
formation Of Society, having for IFS exclu-
sive object the reclamation Of fugitive slaves,
and those who may aid and abet their es-
cape, something on this plan:
Organize Society, with a yearly admis-
sion fee, say Of Five Dollars. 1t seems TO
us there must be at least a thousand men IN
Howard county who would JOIN such a
Society, and that would give fund Of Five
Thousand Dollars TO start upon.
This Society should have q President,
Secretary, and Treasurer, who shonld re.
side at Fayete. Whenever a negro be-
longing to a member of the Society escaped,
let the resident be promptly notified, and
Immediately offer reward OF Three Hun
dred Dollars for his apprehension: and II
decoyed of, like sum for the apprehension,
and delivery TO him, Of the thief. The re-
ward should be graded, so as TO give less
when taken in the county; more when taken
In an adjoining county; and an increase
when taken in any other par; Of the State,
and the highest sum when taken out of the
State: but liberal, IN all cases.
II these sums are not large enough, make
them larger, or if too large decrease them.
We merely specify a sum, which ais per-
haps large enough TO reward men for active
and energetic work.
With such an organization, properly
made and differed, its existence and res
possibility well known, and prompt action
on the part OF the loser Of the slave and the
officers Of The Society, j, seems 10 US it
would be next 10 impossible for asslave TO
escape. Then the cost Of retaining fu-
ei,iye slave would be comparatively tril-
ling, while the expense now not unlrequent-
exceeds half the value.
Money powerful. We grant that uni
ty of interest. good neighborship, and tne
services Of ordinarily hired men, will Ell
feet much; but money reward, extraordi-
nary for the service, and appr"ximaiing
10 the value Of the slave, will do more-in
fact, do Just what is desirable TO be done.
We throw out these suggestions, seeing
the necessity for some action Of the kind,
and hope they will at least awaken sufficient
interest 10 cause some steps TO be taken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

Single copies Of TIE TINES ; put :, up Y in
~ Yearly advertisers are restricted to their heir
-. ate business. Other advertisements VIII
be- charged at regular rates. ,.
NJ No charge for inserting deaths, but nifty
,. w per square will be charged for obituary
potices-to be paid in advance.
NJ The charge for marriage notices is LEI, !, 10
A., w 5r;degroom, and will be acknowledged IN the
Where editorial notice Of advertisements
=. nys0uested, ii will be given and charged Tor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
name. signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
$1,000 TO LOAN.

"A Seir,eel- 6 pigges, up TO january /, 1855,
are earnestly requested 10 come forward and pay
up the same By the 18th day of August next
All claims not paid by That date vii! he placed in
the hands of an officer for collection, without
distinction. SAMUEL STEiNNET2.
IulY % lS5S.-M3 ------
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

&300 REWARD.-Ranaway from the
RLUU subscriber on Tuesday morning, 10Th
nst., negro man named Jordan, about FIVE feet
nine or ten inches in height, stout built and dark;
has rather down look when spoken to, and is
obout % years old. HID on when he left, a pair
Of striped cashmere pantaloons, with patch on
new brogan shoes He will weigh about i75 lbs.
The above reward will be givenif apprehended
out of the State; fifty dollars if in the State and
out of the county; and twenty-five dollars if in
the county, or secured in jail that can get him.
GARRETT W. MOREHEAD,
sugl2 IL Near Glasgow, Howard Co., No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ST. LOUIS MARKEr-Hemp rallied a lit
tie in St. Louis, last week, and sales OF
choice were effected at 800. Wheat was
not very active, sales ranging from 70 cents
TO 81 per bushsl, as per quality. Flour,
Ss4 25 to So 25 per barrel. Prime bacon
was in good demand, and ribbed sides sold
at 81 cents. Business generally inactive,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ASornER.--Mrs. Seibel sent US a To.
msl0 yesterday, weighing just two pounds.