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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Harris Resolution.

The following is the resolution offered BY
Mr.. Harris, Of Illinois. It was adopted by
a vote Of Ia yeas, III nays. The oppo-
nents Of the Lecompton Constitution regard
this vote as favorable to the final rejection
Of that instrument, and the administration is
evidently annoyed at the result. The res
oluticn reads:--
Resolved, That the message Of the Presi.
dent enclosing the constitution framed at
Lecompton, in the Territory Of Kansas, by
convention Of delegates thereof, and the
papers nc, ompanying the same, be referred
to select committee Of fifteen, 10 be sp.
pointed by the Speaker, and that said com.
rniitee be instructed to inquire into all the
facts connected with the formation of said
constitution and the laws under which tn,
same was originated, and into all such fact,
and proceedings as have transpired since
the formation Of said constitution having
relation TO the question Of the proprirty O
the admission Of said Territory into th,
Union under said constitution, and whether
the same is acceptable and satisfactory TO !
majority of the legal voters Of Kansas, AMI
that said committee have power 10 send fol
persons and papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
ILLINOIS In 1850,

The Bloomington Paragraph estimates
the total population Of the United States in
1860 at thirty-one and half millions. In
reference to the political position and
strength of Illinois at that date, the Panta-
graph says:
Should the calculation be verified and the
population Of Illinois stand, as we have est-
mated, in the neighborhood of two millions,
our state will be entitled to at least fifteen,
and probably sixteen members of Congress
from and after March 8, 1868. A popua-
ton of 100000 will be equivalent to fif-
teen members, and 100000 will leave
fraction of $4,000, which in all probability
will be sufficient to secure another repre-
sentative. Great changes will be made in
the relative political strength of the states,
but as we have sufficiently shown, Illinois
will al most certainly hold The fourth place
in rank. -sF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
>Sals.ef Slaves at Pslmysa.

The Hannibal Messenger publishes the
following sale Of slaves, which took place
last week, at Palmyra. Those belonging to
the estate of Thomas Gatewood, viz:
Woman, aged % and two children,
$l025, woman, aged 20, and thret-year old
child. 1885; woman, aged 40, and infant
child, $6O5; man, aged Fl years, 1910,
man, aged 43 years, 800, boy, aged 7
years, $500; boy aged Is years, 300; girl,
aged 10 years, $605; boy, nged II years,
500; gill, aged 9 years, $5iO; boy, aged
10 years, $3.50. Amounting 10 $3.50.
Six slaves, belonging TO the estate of
Moses ID. Bates, were sold as follows:
Girl, aged IL years, $3.50; boy, aged %
years. 1865; girl, aged 10 years, $,5o5; boy,
aged 8 years, 1920; boy, aged 10 years,
1910; boy, aged 6 years, $40. Amounting
to $3250.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Kansas.

We have rumors Of trouble again in Kan
sas. The seat Of war is Fort Scott, but we
presume it will not be more serious than
the other outbreak that took place in that
quarter. Lane is said to be at the heal Of
an army, as in the other case. Most of the
officials Of the Territory are at Washington,
aiding the administration in the matter Of
the Lecompton Constitution. Calhoun, il
is announced is preparing an address to the
public, yindicatiDg himself and the admin
istra,ion-in which it is also said he will
concede the fact that the free State men
have a majority Of the Legislature. If this
be fact, and that party is entitled to the
State Government, and two United States
Senators, we should not be surprised &c
hear that even Lane, for The sake of peace
and harmony, (and seat in the United
States Senate) would be willing to accept
the Lecompton Constitution!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

TonAcco.--There Is greater activity in
Tobacco trade. Our buyers arc all out,
and by the close of The present week the
bulk Of the crop will have changed hands.
We have not heard Of any sales in the last
few days, and do not know what is the cur
gent rates at writing; Sc is the highest price
that has come TO our knowledge, bought for
shipping. We presume manufacturers
have, or will, 60 above this. AS at pres.
ent advised, ave quote from So 80 TO So
per hundred pounds, according to quality.
From the wide range Of prices, we take it
FOR granted buyers are more disposed to pay
liberal price for an article that has been
we'll handled and cured. .....-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Terrible Suffering,

Col. Cooks report Of his march, COM
mencing September II, to join the army Of
Utah, has at length been published by gov
eminent. He close, the report his march
with the followingj
I have 144 horses, and have lost 1874.
Most Of the loss has occurred much this
side of South Pass, in comparatively mode.
rate weather. IL has been Of starvation
The earth has no more li!eless, treeless
CRASHES desert; it contains scarcely vol
to glutt itself on the hundreds Of dead ant
frozen animals which, for thirty miles, near
" block the road with abandoned and shat
tered property. They mark, perhaps, be.
yond example in history, the steps Of an dd
vancing army w,h the horrors ofa disastrous
retreat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
-sFurther from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IL.
Fighting continued in the City of Mexi-
co for eleven days before Zuloaga triumph
ed. There were but few killed.
Zuloaga received 26 votes out Of % of
the council Of notables for provisional prssi-
dent. ..
Puebla, and few other points, recog-
nized the new government. The whole
country is in confusion.
Juarez, Parrodi, Doblado and others OPP
pose the new government, and they are ex-
pected to march against the city, where
preparations are being made to meet them
More fighting is regarded as inevitable.
Alfaro had pronounced at San Luis in
favor OF Santa Anna as dictator.
Zuloaga had issued DEGREES restoring the
ecclesiastical and military Jurisdictions, re.
pealing The laws of 1856, which declared
the property of the ecclesiastical corpora.
tons alienable, and annulling the sales o.
property made under said laws.
1t is reported that the clergy loaned tn,
new party million dollars.
Advices from Sonora show that a state o
civil warfare exists there.
.Advices from northern MEXICO state tina
Governors CARA and Vidaurri have settled
their difficulties, and that the states of Neu
va, Leon, Coahuila and Tamaulipas will &C
in the coming conflict.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
$9,8572 20

ANOTHER NEw TrRRIroRY.-It is pro-
posed to make an effort for territorial or
ganization ofthe upper peninsula Of Michi-
gan, under the name Of Superior or Macki-
nav. The country embraces some sixteen
thousand square miles, abounds in mineral
resources, and has an estimated population
Of ten thousand. At present, it is part of
the state Of Michigan, from the main por-
ton of which, however, it is separated by
the straits of Mackinaw, and with wnich it
has no cannon interests.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
The Crossman Accident.

The following is a list of those Killed by the
bursting Of boiler, and subsequnt burning
Of the steamer Col. Crosman, briefly noticed
in our lasi:--
Ephraim L. Cheevsr, Of st. Louis:
Capt. Converse, Of ST. Louis.
A. Martin, bar: keeper.
Mrs. Dan'l G. Taylor, Of St. Louis.
Saliie Taylor, youngest child of Mrs.
Taylor, )of 81. Louis
jennie Wall, daughter of N. Wall, Of
Wall & Widen,) Of st. Louis. ~
Mr.. Durkin, Of Chicago.
Mr.. Low, first mate, Of st. Leuis.
Wilson Farris, pilot, Of st. Louis.
Mr.. Scott. steward, Of st. Louis.
Richard johnson, first clerk, Of st. Louis
j. B. Kennedy, Of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Green, residence unknown
With seven or eight deck passengers
Also. one or two Of the cabin crew, name,
unknown, and one fireman.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

II The Secretary Of the Treasury, in
response to the resolution Of Senator Wilson,
has communicated 10 the Senate a state
ment showing the amount of revenue collect
ed during the six years to June last, togeth-
er with the expenses and number of en-
ployees. The total amount is three hun.
bred and fifty live and half million of dol.
lars, and the expense of collection was
twenty-one millions seven hundred and fit.
ty-two thousand. In 1852, the number oil
employees were twenty-five hundred and
thirty, and in 1853, three thousand and
eighty EIGHT. =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

I-The Louisville Democrat says Of the
triumph of Harris resolution in the House
This ends the LecOmpton dodge in the
House. 1t will get weaker daily. Those
who voted for the examination don't intend
to sustain the Leccmpton constitution
They intend to prepare the artillery TO kill
it, and they will do it effecualIy. BY The
time the whole thing is exposed, it will
have no friends. The accompanies, in
claiming majority of twsnty-odd in the
House, counted their chickens before they
were Matched.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

B-The amount of government property
destroyed by the Mormons in burning the
supply trains, last fall, has at last been de-
fniteiy astertained. The following is an
accurate list of items:
272O pounds hams, 80 100 do. bacon, 1877,
900 do. flour, 270 bushels beans, $3.50
pounds Rio coffee, $40 do. Java do, l4oo
do. crushed sugar, 297o gallons vinegar, 800
pounds sperm candles, 1888 do. soap, "a
gallons molasses, l54 bushels dried peaches
6S,S32 rations dessecated vegetables, 705
pounds tea 77Sl do. hard bread, 6 lanterns.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

A FELicIrous CoMPARIsoN.-A lively
dispute has been running on Of late as 10
which was the happiest comparison in the
language. After expanding good deal of
fancy and attention on the subject, we have
serious thoughts of declaring in favor of the
following:
The tradesman who does not advertise
literally has been very appropriately COM
pared t, a man who has lantern, but is too
stingy to buy candle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

GREAT SALE OF LAND AND FARM SrocK.
Amongst the news Of the day, says the
New Orleans Picayune of the 9th:
We hear that Col. Preston has sold his
extensive plantation in the parish of Ascen-
sion, the Houmas, 10 Mr.. Burnside, of this
city, for one million of dollars, Of which
$500, 900 cash down. There are 10000
acres Of land, FIVE to six hundred hands
three sugar houses, besides large amount
Of stock, &c. This is the heaviest landed
operation we have been called upon to no.
tice in this State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

aS-Mr. Biglsr, member of the United
States Senate from Pennsylvania, was the
first to lead off in behalf of the Lecompton
Constitution, which recognizes slavery
In January ls47-ten years ago-he was a
member Of the Senate Of the State of Penn
sylvania, and by his special request, was
assigned the floor to make speech in TO-
vor Of the Wilmot Proviso. He spoke in
favor Of it, and recorded his vote in favor oil
il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

B-Gov. MoMullin, Of Washington ter
ritOry, in his letter to the people Of the
state, gives the following prices of produce
in that territory, November ll,h, 1857
Beef cattle from the range, ON foot, SO "
cw'; oxen, yoke, $3.50 TO 5000, cows, $40
to $75; sheep, $l2 80 ~ owt; pork, So do;
bacon, sides and shoulders, $l6 TO $40 ~
cwt; and hams, 25c y fb; wheat, 81 90,
oats, go to 75c; green apples, SO TO SO "
bushel; Irish potatoes, (30o to 600 bushels
to the acre,) 81; onions, So; turnips, 81;
beets, ST. 90; butter, 30 TO Toe; cheese
BIC, chickens, Soc; turkeys, so, eggs, Soc
-four, 81 30 y bbl-cheap as in our mar,
ket, and made too out Of wheat at 81 so
and $'2 y day hsnds-eorn meal 81 y swt
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

ILLNESS OF THE WIDow OF President
HARRIsoN.-We are panied to learn that
the venerable widow Of President Harrison
has been for considerable time confined to
her bed, at the residence of her son, j.
Scott Harrison, near North Bend. Old age
rather than any particular disease, has as
serted its influence upon naturally robust
organization. The venerable lady is now
over 80 years Of age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Railroad Accident.

On the 10Th, when the freight train down,
on the Pacific Railroad, was about one mile
beyond Franklin, an axle of one of the cars
broke, resulting in smashing seven cars and
killing ten head Of cattle. Several cattle
slso escaped. No person injured. The
loss is estimated at seven thousand dollars
The cattle were owned by J. l.. Cartwright,
Of Pet'is county, but their loss falls upon
the Railroad Company.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

TMr. B. H. Jones has retired from the
Editorial Chair Of the Southern Sentinel,
published at Palmyra, and is succeeded by
r. E. Anderson & Go. Mr.. Anderson is
a son of Hon, T. L. Anderson, member Of
Congress from the Second District. The
Wing supposes it will hereafter be an can
derson paper" instead of an AmeAican pa
per. 1t warmly endorses Mr.. Anderson
speech, which is condemned by all the A.
mercan papers in the District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
TExAs.-At The Democrats State Con.

TExAs.-At the Democratic State Con-
vention at Austin, resolutions were adopted
rsiterating the doctrines of the Cincinnati
and Waco Conventions; expressing appre.
tensions "that the crest doctrine of non
Intervention, as set forth in that platform,
is in danger Of being repudiated by Con-
gress through the fundamentally Of mem
bers Of the National Democratic partyI''
and requesting the Legislature to provide
for The appointment Of delegates to Conven-
tion Of the Southern States, for general con-
sultation and advice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Child's Evening Prayer

Holy Father, through the day
Thou hast gently cleared my way,
And from morn TO eventide
Hast thou been my constant guide;
Thus, as CLEANS the twilight dew
In the violet's eye of blue,
And while lilies offer up
Incense in their fragrant cup,
/ would on the Bonded knee
Send up eart-praise, Lord, to Thee.
Oh! if on my sunny path
| have caused one shade of wrath,
II sinful thought hath rest
In the calm lake Of my breast,
Scatter every wave of sin,
Mirror but myself within;
Through the coming scenes Of life,
With their struggle, with their strife,
Let me feel that Thou art near,
Calming every doubt and fear.
Then shall thornless flowers bloom,
Stars light up this "vale Of gloom"
Holy Father, whilst sleep,
Let thine angels vigils keep
Round my couch, with wings ctt.pread,
Shielding my defenceless head;
And if l should pass away
Ere the rosy dawn Of day,
Yet my spirit mid the night
Shall 60 forth with"robes Of light"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

T5-Ws are indebted TO Mr.. Theo. Bar
tholow, for package Of late St. Louis pa
pers, in advance of the mail. Mr.. B. has
just returned from St. Louis. From him
we learn that several boats are ready 10 leave
for the Missouri, as soon as the weather will
permit. The "Florilda" bound up, is laid
up at Jefferson. Bostmen are looking 10
agOod seasons business, both in freight and
passengers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Exchange Bank - Directors appointed
for the Glasgow Branch Organ
ization Of the Bank, &c.

Exchange Bank - Directors appointed
for the Glasgow Branch Organ
ization Of the Bank, GO.
The parent bank has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen Directors for the Branch
Of the Exchange Bank located at this
place:-- - rB
Jno. II. Grove, (Saline county,
Garrett w. Morehead.
VIM. HEREFORD. (Chariton county,
Rice Patterson.
These four, with the Eve elected some
time since by the stockholders, make full
board.
A meeting Of the board was called las,
Saturday, which was attended by all but
Mr.. Patterson. The Directors were quail.
fed, and proceeded to organize, by electine
the following gentlemen, who have accept
ed the posts TO which they were chosen:-
President--D abney G. Garth, with Q
salary OF $500 per annum.
Cashier--William C. Boon, with ssla.
~ Of $500 per annum, and a residence.
Clerk William F. Dsnnics, with a sal.
AIRY of $1,000 per annum.
A, committee appointed 10 select house
secured the brick building owned by Mr.
L. F. Hayden, on First street, two door,
south Of the post office. The ground floor
is to be arranged for banking house, and
the upper stories for the residence Of the
Cashier.
We are informed the parent Bank is ex.
pected to 60 into operation about the middle
Of next month-soon after which, th'
Branch at this place place will begin tpsi
ness. @
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
vAccrsArrso Docs TO Pnrvrsr Drsrrm.

VAccISATISo Docs TO PREVENT DrsrEM-
rEn.--A correspondent of the Medical
Times says he has lately been to see pa
tent in the country, who is master Of a
pack Of hounds; and he found this gentle
mans huntsman vaccinating litter Of pup.
pies, as preventive against distemper.--
The huntsman said he had done this 70,
some years past, that the success was quite
complete, and that the practice was becom.
ing general among huntsmen.-lEx.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Public Land Sales in Missouri.

Sales of public lands in Missouri are adj
vertised by the President to commence al
Plattsburg, Palmyra and St. Louis on Mon
day, March LIST; at Milan and Jackson, OF
Monday, March 9Th, and at Springfield on
Monday, March 18th, 1858.
Presumption claimants must establish
their claims by proof, and make payment
before these sales.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

The Republican of the 10th says: Yes
terday, 80, 900 sacks of -four were contrac-
ted for at So 25 sack; and over l,oO0,-
900 pounds bacon (clear sides) at 10 cents
a pound; all deliverable on board at St. Louis
on the LIST and Goth of March, and pur-
chased as part of the supplies Of the troops
in Kansas and Utah.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Weather-Riyer.

Last Friday night snow fell to the depth
Of six inches, and the weather has been, in
the main, cloIdy and cold since then. The
snow has melted but little, ...
The river has fallen several feet, and is
still falling. II is clear Of ice at this place
but gorged just above here. We understand
1t is also gorged at Miami.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
State Revenue.

We learn from the Treasurer that out Of
the ITO counties in the State, the revenue
has been received from all but 10. A few
Of these are among the large counties, in
which the shsriff's did not get seasonable
possession Of the books, the remainder be-.
ing counties which are remote and sparsely
populated.--T Examiner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
Gen. Haskell, Crazy Again.

The correspondent of tire Louisville Cour.
Ter telegraphs from Hopkinscile that Gen.
VIM. T. Haskell, of Tennessee, has again
become deranged, and is now confined in
the lunatic asylum at Hopkinsville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

n-Whatis to be democracy, in the ap-
preaching Canvass9 Will the party be for
or against rail roadsp Will they be for or
against legalzsd Bank suspensionp While
there is so much talk about men, there is
but little said about measures. Why?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
TH.THr SrArEs. a democrat;c M

EfTHr SrArEs, democratic paper
published OF Washington City, by Maj.
HISS, is out against the Lecomrton Con.
stitution. The New Orleans TsuE DrLrA,
another strong democratic paper, backs
Gov. Wise, and is very 'svsrs upon Rue.
hspan.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

E3BuYERs and SHIPPERS are referred
10 the advertisement Of Messrs. T. H. LAR
KIN g. Co., Of St. Louis. They are one Of
the oldest and most reliable houses in the
city, keeping fine stock and rendering
prompt accounts Of shipments. Hemp ship
pers are specially referred to their card.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

NorIcE.-You will not have searned the
current events Of the day, and perhaps lose
bargain, il you lay this paper down with
GU. reading The advertisements closely and
carefully.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
H Al

DY virtue of an order of the County Court of
Id Howard county, made at February term, 1858,
of said Court, the undersigned will, on the
First Monday in March Next;
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, and before the Court House door
in the town of Fayette, and while the County
Court is in session, sell 10 the highest bidder on
credit of six months, all the right, title and inter-
est which James R. Lynn, decd, had in and 10 the
following described tract of land in Howard cotn-
ty, to-wit: Being portion of land purchased of
b. Perkins by deed, bearing date Goth March,
1854, and taken of tract formerly owned BY
James Herndon, and being all that portion Of tie
said tract that lies on East side Of the road lead
ing from Glasgow to Huntsville, bounded as fol-
lowsj beginning at a stone placed by County sur
veyor on Southwest corner of the liver tract of
land, thence West 2l poles to the middle OF the
said road, thence North 23s East so poles to stone
in the said road on the line of the Tyer tract near
the fence, thence South II poles. Is links, 10 the
beginning, containing acres Is 24-25 poles, more
or less. Bohd with approved security required
DANIEE B. WHITE, Admir-
OF estate of James r. Lynn.
EY-A All persons having wool at the Cardine
Machine lately owned by j. r. Lynn, will please
cali and get II as the undersigned will not be re-
FEB is, '6s'd, D, D. WHITE, Admir-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

FA Washington correspondent CLASH
fies the Senate on the Lecompton Consti,u-
tion as follows: For it 80, againt it 81,
doubtful { Pearce, Pugh, and Kennedy 8,
absent Henderson and Bates) 2.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
For Rent.
TO Our Customers.

To Our Customers.
IRON and after the 1st day of March next,
l. we will dispense with our Books and positive
iy adopt the low price
CASH SYSTEM.
We are forced 10 this from the fact-KNowN TO
ALL-that the commodities we deal in,are not sold
on time. Cash is required of us, and with the
present state Of the Money Market, we cannot
borrow money on such terms as would enable us to
sell on time, unless we were 10 aod OH such per-
centage as would drive trade from our town. AZ
ter due deliberation, we adopt the CASH PLAN,
with corresponding LOW PRICES, as will
enable US, so soon as the Spring Trade fairly
opens, 10 secure
Weekly Supplies of Groceries.
We will exchange our goods at all times, for
the Produce Of the country, at fair living rates.
With a fair wa ming, we solicit your patronage,
warranting entire satisfaction.
Respectfully,
THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
February II, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

DivrDEsD OF THE STATE BAEK.-we
learn from Mr.. Burlington, State Auditor,
that the Bank Of The State Of Missouri has
declared . semi-unnual dividend Of 81 per
cent, amounting severally as follows:
Interest on State took, $l7,Ol6 80
Common School fund, 35,979 20
Sinking fund, 972 81
-" Seminary fund, $3.50 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

Hs-A correspondent Of the "Banner"
recommends James s. Thomson, of this
place. as a suitable person to be supported
by tho Democrats for Senator, in this Dis
trict, N@