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Verf.lR 8eoforb, Gapon, Sorban's, SbanOa-
bale uno Den Central Girsiuia Sprinss.
Sad Werfetg Sprtngs,-@o gan 60 Q a.,-ae6me
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
The Lecompton Bill.

Mr.. Green (Mo.) moved that withou,
further debate the Senate proceed to take o
vote. He withdrew the Minnesota bill al.
together, and moved three amendments tc
the iginal bill. so as TO make it read as
follows 1.-THE amendments are italicized:)
A bill for the admission of the state OF
Kansas into the union, presented in the Sem
ate by Mr.. Green, of Missouri, from the
Committee on Territories, Feb. II, 1853.
Whereas, The people of the territory Of
Kansas did, By q convention Of delegates
called and assembled at Lecompton, Sspfem-
Der 4, 1857, form for H.enlselres a consfifu-
tion and siste gops,nu,cnf, uhieh said con.
pention hapmg asked The adnp,ssion Of the
territory into'tie union as q state on an equal
footing uiih the original states.
Be Il enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. of the Dnited Safes of .4mS,-
ca in Congress assembled. That the state of
Kansas shall be. and is hereby declared TO
be, one Of the United States Of America,
and admitted into the union on an equal
footing with .he osigina! states, in all res
poets whatever; and The said state shall CON-
sist Of all the territory included within the
following boundaries, to-wit; Beginning at
a point or the western boundary OF the
,.ste or Missouri where the thirty-ssyentli.
paralsl Of latitude crosses the same; thence
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
GLAS GOW WEEKLY TIMES.

west on said parallel to the eastern bounda-
ny Of the territory Of Utah, on the summit
of the Rocky Mountains; thence northward
on said summit to the fortieth parallel Of
latitude; thence east on said parallel to the
western boundary Of the state of Missouri;
thence south with the western boundary Of
said state to the place of beginning.
Provided. That nothing herein contained
respecting the boundary Of said state shall
be construed to impair the right Of person
or properly now pertaining 10 the Indians
in said territory so long as such right shall
remain unextinguished BY treaty between
the United States and such Indians, or TO
include any territory which, by treaty with
such Indian tribes, is not, without the con-
sent Of SAID tribe, TO be included within the
territorial limits or jurisdiction Of any state
or territory, but all such territory shall be
excepted out Of the boundaries, and consti.
tute no part in the state Of Kansas, until
said tribe shall signify their assent to the
President of the United States to be inclu-
ded within said state, or to effect the au-
thority the government Of the United States
to make any regulations respecting such
Indians, their lands, property, or otherwise,
which il would have been competent TO make
If this act had not been passed.
Section 2. find be ii further fnected, That
ion upon the express condition that said
state shall never interfere with the prima-
ry disposal of the public lands, or with any
regulations which Congress may find ne
cessary for securing the title in said lands
10 the bona fde purchasers and grantees
thereof, or impose or levy any tax, assess
ment. or imposition Of any description what
soever rpon them, or other property Of the
United States, within the limits Of said
state, and 7hi1t nothing in this act shall
be construed 10 abridge or infringe any right
ofNe people asserted in the constitution Of
Kansas, at all times, TO alter, reform or abol-
ish their form of government IN such manner
as they may think proper. Congress hereby
diSclaiming any authority 10 ii,icrrens or de-
clare the construction of the constitution Of
any state, ercepf 10 see thai II is republican IN
form and mol in conflict irifh the constitution
Of the United STATES; and nothing in this act
shall be construed as an assent BY Congress
TO all or 10 any of the propositions or claims
contained in the ordinance annexed 10 the
constitution of the people of Kansas, nor 10
deprive the said state Of Kansas of the same
grants which were contained in said act of
Congress, entitled "AE act 10 authorize the
people of the territory of Minnesota to form
a constitution and state government, pre-
paratory to admission into the union on an
equal footing with the original States" ap.
proved February 20, 1853.
Sec. 3. find be il further enacted, That
until the next general census shall be taken,
and an appointment Of representation
made, the state Of Kansas shall be entitled
10 one representative in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
Pork.

The Cincinnati Price Current of last
week publishes its usual annual statement
Of Pork packing in the West. We make
some extracts:
Although not as complete as desired, YET
sufficiently Sc for the use they are intended
we have concluded TO publish the statistics
we have collected Of pork packed in the
Western States the present season. in our
present number; and more especially are we
urged TO do so. without further delay, be.
cause, upon putting our returns in shape
and footing them up; we find the result ma
terially different from what we, or what has
been generally expected; and. consequently
calculated to produce considerable effect
upon the market. twill be seen that the
returns received since we published the
footings from one hundred and six places
some weeks ago, show no net increase Of
consequence. 1t is true at many Of the
places there has been large increase, but
at the smaller places the falling of has beer
equal to this increase.
Here follows lengthy columns Of figures
giving the number Of Hogs packed at one
hundred and ninety.six places in the West
ern States, which are summed up as fol
lows:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
LA MI ID a

IN THIS THOROUGHBRED Stall.
Mf@M ion will stand the ensuing season at the
Fair Ground Stables in Fayette, at FlETEEN
DOLLARS for the season, and TWENTY fol-
the insurance, to be paid when the fact is ascer.
tanned or the mare parted with. Season to com,
mence on the 28th March.
Lamda is in fine health and vigor. For fur.
Their particulars see hand bills.
The following are list Of Lamda's colts
which have taken premiums at the different fairs
"JIM GREEN" owned by George Yates Of
Randolph county, has taken 10 premiums.
"EFFIE ALTON" owned by John r. White
has taken premiums.
"JNo. BAscoM," owned by sam'l Brown, has
taken premiums.
"LAuRA," owned by Jno. F. Williams, has ia.
ken premiums.
s'RED Fox" owned by Sam'l Brown and ]. B,
Clark, Jr., has taken 2 premiums.
"RAINBow," owned by y. Aldridge, has taken
premiums. JOHN DUNCAN,
IRA S. BROOKS.
March II, 1858.-6w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
PARTNERSHIP
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

wv accounts with the undersigned? don't YOU
know that tie business of the late firm of Mason
& Tooley must be closed? don't you know that
am up stairs at Thomson, Lewis & Co.'s waiting
for you with nothing else to do but settle accounts
and don't you know that 1t is losing business to
me and that | must get through and get at some
thing else? then come one and all and square of.
JOINT T. MASON,
Surviving Partner and Admir-,
February Is, 1855,
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~ EW ST OCK
GRCCE r les !,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE undersigned Cd. C. Robbins and G. H.
l. Tatun) having entered into partnership for
the purpose of conducting the
Grocery and Produce Business,
under the name and style of Robbins, Tatum &
Co., beg leave TO inform their friends and the
public generally, that at the opening Of naviga-
ton, they will open an
ENTIRE Kew STOCK OF GROCERIES,
in the house formerly occupied by Mason & Too
lev, consisting in part Of the following articles:
25 hhds prime N. o. sugar,
10 bbls crushed and powdered do;
so sacks prime Rio coffee;
10 sacks old Covenant Java do,
% bbls Belcher's molasses,
so kegs do do
100 bbls whisky, and
complete assortment of fine liquors.
100 kegs nails, assorted,
PC bags Cotton yarn, Eagle & Hope fac'ry
500 sacks new salt, extra size,
10 bbls clover seed,
Bbls, bbls and bbls mackerel,
so kits No. and 2 do,
every article in the Grocery line suited 10 the
wants of the farmer, such as Chains, Axes, Hoes,
Tubs, Buckets. &C., &C., which we will offer at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, for
c. CASH. A CASH. S CASH. H,
We believe the cash system to be far better for
the buyer and seller, as It will enable US to fur
nish every thing the farmer wants at the very
lowest rates.
Give us call whether you want to buy or sell,
as we will be in the market for all kinds Of Pro-
duce, at the highest CASH PRICES.
ROBBINS, TATUM & co.
March 4, 1858.
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DiwoIution of Co.Partnership.

TINE Co Partnership heretofore existing be
j. tween Steinmetz & Digges, in the Boot and
Shoe business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Samuel Steinmetz having purchased the
entire interest OF F. W. Disges in the said con-
Germ, assumes all liabilities. Either member of
the firm is authorized to use the name of the firm
in liquidation.
Those indebted TO the late firm are requested to
come forward Immediately, and settle their ac-
counts, as the business must be closed.
SAMUEL STEIRMETZ,
F. W. DiGGES.
Jan. q, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01

ST. LOUIS CITY DIRECTORY
Reliable Business Houses
IRON DOCKHAM, HOOPER & CO., Gen.
l. eral Advertising Agents, SO Pine Street.
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store.
Clark, Plant & Norris, 80. No II N. Main ST,
LandIeth, ID. Son, $500. No. Is So. Main ST.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY AND
FARM SEEDS.
Garnet, j.. Qate Tray. Agt for Lyon, Shorb & 60
No. IS Second st.
Carpets.
Rogers Mccormick, cor. Vine & st. Charles.
China, Glass & Queensware.
Tooly, John w.. mo. So Main ST.
Cl0cks--Wh0lesaI
Smith, T.. Agen).. $500. No. "a Main st.
CLOTHIERS.
Martin & Bro. .... $50. la Main ST.
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Becker s. Co... IL City Buildings, s. Coml st.
Bell & Duval. mo 81 Commercial st.
Garnet, John 80. No. 6S N. Second St
Harlan Il Hull, go. .35 Levee, and 70 Com'i Ut.
Slater s johnson, steamboat Ag'ts 90 Leyee.
DRUGGISTS-WHOLE
Barnard & Co.. mo. 81 Washington Nv.
DOORS, SSH & BLINDS.
Hervey, VIM. D., Glazed Sashes and Painted
Blinds, No. "a Commercial ST.
FURNITURE.
NARROW, Chas. 80. ....36 & SO Washington ay.
Scarrit & Mason, wholesale & retail 40 & AZ do.
Notwithstanding Commission.
Branham, Keiser & Co., 80 Levee & GA Comr.
IRON-SAFES.
Archer, Whiteside & Co, (Ag'ts for Constable's
Safes,) 81 Levee; and 81 Com'l.
Dean, VIM. & Co., (Safes) Is Levee, & So do
McNeilly, Sam'l, Iron Merchant II & IL Lev.
HIDES.AND LEATHER.
Rea, Geo. H., 49,. -. $500. No. 80 Leyee.
Ilif, James. (Leather) ....63 Commercial.
MACHINERY & RAILROAD MATERIAL.
Moies, NJ. G., Manufacturer and Commission
Merchant for the sale of Machinery, Railroad
Materials, Stationary and portable En-
gines,) l6 Main ST.
MILL STONES, BoLTING CLOTHS, MACH. BELT
ING, GRIsT Mills, &c.
G.. 6, c. Todd, 1900. Main ST. cor. Morgan ST.
saw MANUFACTURERS
Branch, Crooks & Co., .... ....No IS Vine ST.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WAREHOUSE.
Blackwell, H, ...... ... Main st. cor. Morgan.
WESTERN SPICE MILLS.
Norris & Garesche, ...... mo. SO Second 81.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.
Bacon, Hyde & Co., dealers in Painters and
Gazier's Materials $500. go. 1913 Second ST.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
Skeele, Edwin A. 80. $500. Fourth, cor. Pine.
St. Louis, March 25, 1858.
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THE FINEST STOCK In MO.
For . ale.

o. HAVING more stock than / can
GSs properly take care Of, / will sell my colt
Birmingham" He is three years old last spring,
full 16I hands high, rich iron gray, and possess
Is more size, style, weight and action, than any
colt in Missouri. purchased him in Fayette
county, Ky, last summer. | had no use whaiey-
er for him. but he is without doubt, in my judy
ment, the finest harness horse | ever saw, and is
alphabetically The Horse for the people of Mis-
souri,. exhibited him last fall at Huntsville,
Fayette, Boonville and Miami, all Of which places
he took the PREMIUM with ease and admiration.
He is years old next May, was sired by More
lands Highlander (who was sold to the Ohio In
porting Co., for So ,OOO) and he by old Brown
Highlander; his dam is Rich Brown mare, of SUI
pefior size and form, and thorough bred, and was
BY Birmingham, and he by imported Stakeholder.
Any gentleman who admires fac stock and wish
es to get horse ont of which TO make large
fortune, now have the opportunity as will sell
him on very accommodating terms.
If he is not sold, will stand him the next sea-
son at nv farm, near Glasgow, Mo.
A very fine young Jack, years old, 14i hands
high, let black, meay nose. His dam and sire
were both by Chiles' Mammoth of Jackson coun-
ty, Mo-, and out of 2 Jennets brought from Fay
cite county, KY, by Richard Shelby. l will sell
the Horse and Jack together, or separate. The
Jack is guaranteed sound with good performance.
Any gentleman wishing 10 buy will please call and
see them before the season commences.
JOHN Fl. ESTILL,
Feb. a. IS5s-tf Glasgow, Mo.
k<Randolph Citizen, Paris Mercury, Column
bis Statesman, copy times each, and charge this
Office.
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NoTTCE.

A 7 a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
IA Howard County Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society, held on the 1st day of January, 1858,
it was determined by the Board that the next Ex-
hibi6on Of said Society," should be held on the 14th
day of September next, and continue four days.
JNO. F. WILLIAMS, President.
c. H. STEWART, See'y.
Jan. 2l, 1858.
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Order of Publication.

order OF FuDilCdsAOh'
Howard Circuit Court-December Term, 1887.
""'''% vs. ss'"'1' Attachment.
William Seibel.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, by his az.
~ torney, and it appearing to the satisfaction Oh
the Court that the defendant, William Seibei, can
not be summoned IN this action, it is ordered BY
the Court, that publication be made notifying him
that an action has been commenced against him
by petition and attachment, in the Circuit Court
Of Howard county, in the State of Missouri,
founded on account of money felonieusly taken
and carried away from the plaintiff, without his
consent, for the sum Of ninety dollars; that his
property has been attached, and unless he be and
appear at the next term of this Court, to be hol-
den at the Court House in the city of Fayette, in
the County of Howard, on the First Monday Of
June next and on or before the third day thereof,
if the term shall so long continue, and If not then
on or before the end Of the term, judgment will be
rendered against him and his property sold to sat-
isfy the same II is further ordered that copy
hereof be published insome newspaper published IN
Howard county, for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion TO be at least four weeks before
the commencement of the next term of this Court:
and this cause is continued.
- Witness my hand and official sea, this 4th
! n{ day Of March, 1858.
ANDREW COOPER, Clerk.
March II, IS5s.-2-wi pub. fee, 81 so.