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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Judge 7. J. C. Fagg.

The last issue of the Louisiana ( Mo. }
Journal speakes Of His gentleman in con,
nec.iur with the Office of Governor Of thc
State. We cordially second all the JOurna
says in his commentator. We know him
intimately, and we affirm that better man
than THOMAS ]. c. FLAGG cannot be found
either in Missouri or ont Of it. He is {
gentleman and Christian; a man Of liberia
and enlarged views of public policy; wei
read politician, patriot and statesman:
and lie would reflect honor upon the Cub.
crnatorial, or any other office that his fel.
low citizens might beslow upon him. Ts
know Judge Face, is TO respect him, re
CARELESS Of political diderences.- Hsnni
bal Messenger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Kansas State Nominations.

LEAvEnwoRTu, Oct. l3.-The Repub-
Iican State Convention which met at Tope-
ks yesterday, nominated the following ticket;
Fen Governor, Charles Robinson; Lieu
tenant Governor, J. P. Root; Secretary OF
State, ]. A. Robinson; Auditor, George S,
Hillyer; Treasurer, WIN. Thalen; Attorney
General B. F. Simpson; Superintendent Of
Public instruction, W. H. Griffith; Mem,
Der OF Congress, B. F. Conway; Chief Jus
tice, Thomas Ewing, jr.; Associate JustI-
ces. s. A. K!ngman and L. d. Bailey.
The convention was very harmon!ou'.-
Robinson, who was also Governor elect I'M
der the Topeka Constitution, received the
nomination on the first ballet.
The election for Slate officers takes place
in November.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

CAueHT.-The two negro men who ran
away from Messrs. Lewis Z Bros, en- the
night Of the 9Th, we're unprecedented and con-
fined in the Bloomington Jail. We notice
two other negroes were caught in Macon
county, and put in Jail, one Of whom said he
belonged 10 Mr. McClelland, near Roche
port, and the other said he belonged 10 Mr.
Ssfarrans, Of Fayette. The bad luck ne
groe' have in making their escsps, ought tC
deter others from starting. Prompt work
in distributing bills and advertising is al
most sure to be followed By the arrest Of fu-
gitives.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Instruction at Harpers Ferr
Military Called Out.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED.

The papers are filled with telegraph nc
counts of an instruction at Harper's Fer
ry, Maryland. 1t seems Capt. John Brown
1.-THE same who captured Pate, in Kansas
with few followers, black and white
siezed upon the United States Arsenal
took possession of the bridge, stopped the
rail road trains, and put guard OF their
own men over the place. Several citizens
were arrested and imprisoned in the armory
Troops were sent TO the infected district
from Washington City, Baltimore, 'no
Richmond. II took right sharp battle t.
dislodge the insurgents from the nrrTory
but it was done. Some ten or fifteen per
sons were killed. Old Brown and his sol
are reported among the dangerously wound
ed.
Brown was the leader, and SAID he look
ed for general rising among the negrOe.
Of Maryland and th-Westsrn Virginia
There is considerable excitement IN tha
section, but no further trouble is anticips'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Recent Fleetions

OHIo.-The Republicans carried Ohio
by near 10000 majority, on their State
Ticket. The Senate will stand 81 R.n,h
iicans TO 10 Democrats; the House Ga Re.
publicans and 40 Democrats.
The Legislature elects a United States
Senator in place of Mr., Pugh, whose term
expires on the 4th Of March next.
INDIASA.-The Republicans carried tbe
State, electing their entire Stale ticket bv
On increased vote.
PEsNsYLvANIA.-Ths Democracy have
been completely ousted in the old Kew Sion.
Stale, ths Opposition having defeated the
Administration. The "People's Ticket, e
elsrted by some 10000 majority.
IowA.-The democracy have also lost To-.
wa, 1t is believed, and if so, lose a United
States Senator.
MINNESOTA has also gone against tbe
Administration, and Gen. Shields will h.
left out Of the Senate.
NEBnAsKG.-The democratic Deleya,s n
Congress Is elected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
LATER FROM PIXIES PEAK.

A Territorial Convention Called Election
held for Delegate-.A Resort TO Ballot
Sufing.
LEAvErwoRrH, October Is.
Dates from Denver City to the 9th inst,
have lust been received at this place.
A Territorial Convention has been called
BY a mass meeting of the people and is TO
be held on the second Mondayin October.
The election of Territorial delegate, or
dained by former Convention, came OF en-
the Sd inst. Some Ell ht candidates were
in the field.
Ballot box stufIiing and fraudulent vot-
ing were largely resorted to. Whole I'm,
aginary precints were manufactured and
their returns brought in. From present IN
dications B. D. WILLIAMS, late Superln-
tendant of the Leavenworth City and Pike q
Peak Express has promiscuously made UP
majority. GRAHAM, last years delegate
seems to have the next highest number oil
votes. Dr.. WILLING, formerly OF ST. Louis
is the third on the list.
Three inches Of snow fell in The vicinity
Of Denver on the 30lh uIt.
Heavy snow Tails to.k place a!so IN tht
mountains, in consequence Of which gooI
manv miners LEI, the drggings.
Capt. w. GREEN RUSSELL is OF his way
Esst
Business in the towns Of Cherry Crcel
is very brisk, and the weather had beer
delightful for some days.
The return emigration is increasing IL
numbers.
Another giar'z mill had arrived in Den
yer.
CHARLES THoRxE. the well known thea
trcal manager, had opened with troupe IL
, Denver and was playing to crowded houses
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

II tine DAsHAwAys" is The title OF q
new Temperance Organization, which is in
creasing very rapidly in many sections
We believe it originated in California
The pledge Of abstinence is taken for Six
months, and then renewed, or not, as par
ties may feel disposed. There are many
''old soaks" who would, no doubt, become
temperate men, if by any possibility they
could be got sober long enough &c know how
it feels, and learn how pure water tastes.
Why not have branch here? We make
the suggestion 10 our temperance men. A
six months term of abstinence might save
one or more young men from becoming
drunkards.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Fall Trade,

Our advertising columns indicate that
our merchants are well supplied with Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Fur
niture, &C., and we are pleased 10 note a
lively business is being done. Purchasers
will find the stocks complete in every de-
partment, and our business men at their
posts, ready TO serve them with good arti-
cles, a! small advance on original cost
We venture the assertion that there is nc
town in the State better supplied with
goods, and none that sells as cheap, by Q
per cent. that will pay for a visit and in
spec,ion. Everything that the country
produces is also bought at the highest casf
rates. Buyers and sellers nre invited &c
visit our place and examine goods and learr
prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Special Dispatch to the New ork Times.
WAsHINGroE, Oct. 10.

Special Dispatch 10 Inc New 'olh LINUS
WAsHINGroH, Oct. 10.
The War-Department, to-day, awarded
contracts for army transportation as follows:
Route From Missouri river to Utah,
and to the posts on the way, TO Irwin and
White.
Route Prom Leavenwor,h or Kansas
CITY to New Mexico, to Moore & Boice.
Route 3-Frem principal depot in New
Mexico to the several posts i'll that Depart.
ment, 10 Moore & Boice.
The bids of Irwin s. White per 100 lbs
each hundred miles are, for January and
February, 80; for March, ST 10; for April,
ST. As; for May, June, July and August
ST 10; for September, 81 80; for OCTOBER
November and December. 81 10.
The bids of Moore & Boice per hundred
pounds each hundred miles are, for January
and February, So; for March. 81 10; for
April, ST. 90; for May, Csc; for June and
July, 9Oc; for August, ST. 20; for Septem'
Der, ST 30; for October, November and De-
cember, 81 rs.
The Department is unable TO determine
" hat is economical in these contracts, as II
/ is i'm possible 10 anticipate the amount o.
trans portation events may require at peri
DDS SO distant. The troops in Utah may bt
withdrawn, or may have to be reinforced
the San Juan affair may cost million, wheI
few weeks ago thousands were estimated
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

GOVERNOR HoUsToS-Two or three
Thousand people attended the barbecue CIV
en- at Montgomery, Texas, on the 18Th ult.,
to Gov. Sam Houston. Men Of all parties
were present, many ladies ditto, and fine
dinner terminated the ceremonies 20 every
ones satisfaction. The Governor deliver.
ed an address, in The course Of which he
denounced Seward "hieher law doctrine
and the attempted violations of the law
against The slave trade.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
DIED.,

In Randolph county, on the 2t inst, Of putrid
sore throat, ELLA ELLA, infant daughter of Geo.
W. and Eliza j. Cameron, in the 4th year of her
age.
In Randolph CO., on the 9Th INST, after pain
full illness of twelve days, LYDDIE NJ. c., infant
daughter of ]. a. and S. J. Hannah, aged nine
months.
In aTIs. on the 10Th inst, Mr.. URIAH G: Ma
SON. of Ra ndolph county, aged about 40 years.
AT his residence in Huntsville, on Wednesday
last, mainly from old age, Mr. WILLIAM GoGGIN
aged II years. The deceased was the FIRST set
tier IN Huntsville, having emigrated TO that pacs
in 1921 or 1922, and respected by all who knew
him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

JEwELRY.-The finest assortment Of
Jewelry that has ever been offered for sale
in this section Of country, can be seen al
"Chambsrlain's Jewelry Emporium, on
Market Street, in this city. He has just
finished receiving his Fall Purchases, and
his neat little shop looks like the abode Of
fairies. Those in want Of any articles Of
Jewelry, or those who do not wish TO pur-
chase, will be well repaid fer time and
trouble, by visiting his store and looking al
The thousand and one beautiful articles tina,
glitter and sparkle in his beautiful show
cases. Then he is selling at such very low
prices That every one can afford TO purchase,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Charlton Fair.

We attended the two last days Of the
Charlton Fair, last week.
The attendance Of People was very large,
the show of stock excellent, and COMPETE
ton spirited.
Our Charlton friends part with their ele-
giant premiums very gracefully, and extend
a cordial invitation TO their neighbors in
Howard, Randolph and Saline, to give
them another call next year.
We have not room this week for a list
Of the awards, but will give them or the
material part-in our next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

A NEGRO MAINS HIMSELF TO KEEP
FROM GorNG SouTH.-A few days ago Mr..
Stephen BYnum, who is ugent for Col. Jno.
R. White, purchased negro man from Mr..
Page, who resides in the vicinity of Rich
land Church. On Monday last he went 10
take possession of the bay, telling him that
lie had bought him. The boy seized hatch
ct, end quick as thought, chopped off three
fingers Of his left hand, al the knuckle joints
and SO injured the fourth, that it had 10 be
anputated. He was brought TO town, his
nutilated hand dressed, and is in fair way
10 recover. He sold FIR $l275, but proba-
bly, would moi bring over hall that sum now
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

SUIcIDE.-Mr. CHARLES FRENCH, of
Lexington, committed suicide on the 18th,
by cutting his throat with razor. He was
well known in the State as one OF the lead
ing members ef The bar. In early times,
we believe, he lived in Franklin, in this
county, where he settled when he first came
to the State. The late Judge Todd, Of Boone,
the late Peyton R. Hayden, of Cooper, and
Judge Leonard, of this county, and Mr..
French, in those days travelled very ex-
tensivc circuit together, all being young men
who had CONS 10 the far and wild west TO
seek their fortunes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
University of Missouri.

The CuratOrs Of this Institution met on
the 10Th inst. No President was elected in
place Of DIR. BLEpsoE, who had declined
After long discussion, the Curators de-
ternined to dispense with the Office of Pres
ident and elected Chairman of the Facul-
ty, to hold his office for one year, according
TO the system which prevails in the Uni
versity Of Virginia. Each Professor was
made the head Of his own department, and
is no longer responsible TO the President
but TO the Board of Curators. A student
may graduate in each department wilhou,
being compelled to go through regular col.
ege classes. In fact, the entire system o.
the Virginia University was adopted. A
department of practical engineering, ant
of scientific agriculture, was also establish
ed, together with Normal School, SO tina
the University may be enabled TO suppl,
the State with practical engineers, farmers
and teachers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
IN have obtained letters of administration from
the Clerk of the county court of Howard county,
fin vacatlon) bearing date October IL, 1889, on
the estate of Samuel Maddox, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate, are requested
10 make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate, arc requested to exhibit
hem properly authenticated tSr allowance T thev
raw be precluded from having any benefit of sad
estate. If not presented within three. years, they
W" oe,So-ss. inc. Y. MADDoX,l Ad,n.r
WM.R. MADDOX
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Exchange 1snk.

The quarierly>statsment Of the business
and condition of the Exchange Bank and
Branches, will be found in another column
1t shows the Bank TO be in q healthy coDdi-
ton and lis circulation outstanding evinces
the confidence, the people have in lis man.
segment. The interest and exchange item
will no doubt be satisfactory to sharehOl.
ders.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

IT, Gen. JoHK CALHOUN died in 81. Jo-
teph, on the 18th. HIS name was ident-
fed with Kansas affairs, in the early troub-
les of that territory. He held ths Office Of
Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska,
andy President of the Constitutional Con
vention which met at LecOmp'on. He was
4s years old, and died Of infamailcn Of The
stomach.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

WTIckNoR, ROBBINS & Co., the clothing and
gents furnishing men, on the corner of Fourth
Streets ond Washington Avenue, ct. LOUIS, Mo-,
are acknowledged 10 have the finest store in the
City, for the business, and the completest stock.
They sell for cash, and at the lowest remuneratiye
rates. II is worth your while TO call and see
them. whether Won purchase or not 3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

~R. C. White has sold the Blooming
ION Messenger" 10 James NJ. Love- who
will hereafter conduct it. MIR. White has
purchased the ChillicOthe chronicle, and
will in few weeks take charge it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Death of the o. S. Minister to France

By the latest arrival from Europe, we
learn of the death Of Hon. John Y. Mason,
of Virginia, Z. 5. Minister at Paris. He
died of apoplexy on the Sd inst. MIR. Ma
son was Secretary of the Navy under Pres
ident Polk, He was appointed Minister &c
Paris BY President Pierce in 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
MARRIED.,

In Randolph county, on the ilth inst, by Rev.
D. H. Root, Mr.. SOLOMON NJ HoLBRooK to Miss
Lucy JANE NALDRoN.
Near Milton, in Randolph CO. oil the 9th inst.
by Esquire J. II. Clayton, Mr.. E. B. BREWER.
of Huntsville, and Mrs. JULIA MYERS, of Ran
dolph county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Order of Publication.


r INN B. McMullin, Mary Jane McMullin,
LFrancis X. Collins, Nancy Collins, Suel
Moore, Artemacy Moore.
vs.
Elizabeth Hughes, James H. Hughes, John W.
Smith, Wilson R. Smith, Ann Laura Mclean,
Louisa Jane Kingsbury, Calvin B. Moore, Har-
bin H. Moore. ,r.
Now at this day come the parties aforesaid by
their respective attorneys and II appearing 10 the
Court that the defendants. to-wit Calvin B. Moore
ard Hardin H. Moore have not been served with
process as the Law requires. II Is therefore Or
dered by the Court that an order OF publication
be made, notifying the said Calvin B. Moore, and
Hardin H. Moore, that an action has been COM
menced against them and others III the Circuit
Court of Howard county, in the State OF Mlssou-
RI the object and general nature of which Is 10 set
aside the will of Charles Hughes, that the same
was not duly executed and published; that the eX-
etution thereof was produced by nIsrepTesenta-
ton, fraud and undue influence. 1t Is therefore
ordered BY the Court that unlezs the SAID Calvin
B. Moore and Hardin H. Moore be and appear
in the Howard Circuit Court at It's next Term
thereof, to be begun and held at the Court hoiIse
in the city of Fayete, the first Monday IN De-
cem5er next and on or before the sixth day there
of If the term shall so long continue, and If not
then, before the end Of the term, and file theiT
/ Demurrers, or answer the same, will be taken as
confessed and judgement will be rendered accor-
ding TO the prayer of the petition.
| II is therefore ordered by the Court that copy
of tins order be published in the Glasgow Week
| ly Times" a newspaper published In Howard
county, for four weeks successfully, and the last
insertion to be at least -four weeks before the CON-
mencment of the next term Of this court, and this
cause is continued.
Witness my hand and official seal on this 10th
IL. S. ] day of October, 1859.
Octl5-lw ANDREW COOPER, elk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
ooh that | Were

Upon the Hill of Bashan, 10 out-roar
The horned herd, for | have savage cause.
+ Lancaster Herald.
Asses can roar upon plain as vel! as
hill, SO lay back your ears and cut away.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Thomas Hart, living IN So
Buffalo Lick Township, Charlton ~
county. Mo-, September 9th 1889, one bay Horse
three wears old; both hind feet white; some white
on The inside of the left fore foot, black spot or
The right hip, some white hairs in the forehead
fifteen hands inches high; appraised to ninety
dollars BY Robert Dunn and John H. Cameron
who was duly sworn as appraisers, by
oet2o-3r. G. @. CAMERON, J. P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

A cross (thus X immediately before Inc
,.,,e siopifies that the time paid for mas
typired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

s.1rs.-Resd the advertisements OF
sales, that cone of soon. Attend IL 70"
want bargains.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

TEACHEt'S ASSOtHAIkOS.
THE Teachers of this County are respectfully
l. invited TO meet in Fayette, on the 2lst and
22nd of October, for the purpose of forming a
Howard County Teachers Association"
Prof C. W. Prtchett, of Central College, will
deliver the opening Address on Friday evening
the Dist al O'Clock.
After the Address, Committees will be appoin-
ted TO report Constitution, Bylaws, ETC., to an
adjourned meeting on Saturday.
In addition to the regular exercises Of the Asso-
ciatiaion it Is expected there will be one or more
Addresses on Saturday. ---
All the Teachers of the county, and all Others
interested in the formation OF such an Association
are invited to attend. =.
Let the Teachers come en- Friday evening"
Ample arrangements will be made 10 accommodate
| Them, free Of expense.
| This call is made at the solicitation of large
! proportion of our most enterprising Teachers.
| W. T. LUCKY,
octl3-2w School Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20

SIgl, 72O 81
I.Robert E. Carr, Cashier, hereby certify the
foregoing statement TO be correct,
ROBT. E. CARR, Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 4th
day of October, 1859.
ASHTON p. JOHN son, Notary Public.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
FOR, 8 ALE.

~ ONE of the most desirable private
EHHi. residences in the City of Fayette; convent
emf to business, churches, and schools, yet re-
tired; in complete order, with ample yard and
garden grounds, stabling, ice house, &c. For fur
Their particulars apply to A. Hendrix or Thomas
Ray. Jan2O-t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-20
Hemp and Tobacco Farm
FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for sale q.
Esi. bis farm in Charlton TO-, NO., situa-tz{sA
ted on-the Stale Road leading through the L.
State from Hannibal to the upper part of The State
between Kevtesville and Brunswick, and miles
from the KeytesviIle landing, on the Missouri rv-,
er. The tract contains gear thousand acres, 400
in cultivation, 400 in timber, and the remainder in
prairie. The land grows Hemp, Tobacco, and the
various grain crops well, The ;imbec and prairie
land are very rich; the location is remarkably
healthy, no case of Fever Of serious character
having occurred on the place. IN ten years. tho fam
ily averaging 30 in number. The Farm is near
large prairie, will afford grass for great number OF
cattle. An orchard Of we'll selected fruit trees ),
now beginning TO bear;-30 acres of first rate Tim
othy meadow; comfortable dwelling House ser
wants houses sufficient to accommodate from 10 to
90 servonts; good barns, ice house. carriage house,
&C., &C., all having been built in the last ten year,.
in word, the subscriber believes that an oppor-.
tunity. ike the present, but seldom offers to in
dividual desiring 10 make permanent, pleasant
and profitable investment Unreal estate. The farm
can be advantageously divided. l would refer
persons coming Into Of travelling through the State
to ". NJ. Morrison. St. LOUIS; Capt. Y. ID.
Swinney, near GLASGOW; or MIR. l. Briaker, Bruins
wick. ". B. WATTS.
Iuiy2S-3m' Keytesyille, Charlton Co.