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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
FOE EIRE,
NOTICE TO STONE KiASONS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned, Until the first Monday in
May, 1860, for The bedding CT stona foundation
around the PUBLIC, Square, in FaYette. Said
foundation TO consist of stone wall, IS inches
thick, two feet deep, laid il the best manner, in
good lime and sand mortar, with one course of
cut stone IA inches WIDE, II inches thick, to be of
the very best white limestone. clear of flaws and
'eracks-no piece TO be less Than ? 1-2 feet long
Also, for the grading CT the entire square in
side the fence-aH to be let in one contract The
foundation viii be about 2l0 feet square.
The unfertaker will be required 70 enter into
bond in double the cost Of the work, with two Sc
cdrities, at least one 10 be aresident of Howard
county.
The Superintendent viii have the right to reject
any'bid or bids that he may consider unreasona.
BILE.
Plan and specification can be seen in the Coun-
ty Clerks Office, from the 10th Of April, until the
first Monday in May next
MARC; 6o-ew A. ]. HERNDoy, sup',.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

CAsH-A G0cD TIME.-Chambsrlain is
preparing to 60 East, TO repleaish his stock,
and in the ten days or two weaks that will
elaPse before he starts, he proposes TO sell
any or all of his stock, at greatly reduced
prices, for cash. IfyOu want fine Watch,
Silver Ware, Cutlery, &c., now is your
time. Call at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
LIABILITIES CT DIRECTORS.

LIABILITIES CT DIRECTORS.
As PAYERS ......S 1874 10
- Indorsers. .. l5,4l6 OF
On Exchange. 25,726e2
,957 6
Weston F. Birch, Cashier, certify that the
above IS correct.
WESTON T. BIRCH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before the undersi sn-
ed, March Dist, 1860.
JAMES r. BIRCH,
April y, ls60.-lw Notary Public.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
CAEDIDATEs DEPARTMENT.
FOR REPRESENT.4IITE.
Ann .uncing fee, So in advance.

~-<~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
FOR I'VE.
GIVE are authorized to announce ]. w. A.
PATTERSON an Independent Candidate for the
Legislature, at the ensuing August election.
FOR SHERIFF.
We arc authorized 10 announce MARSHALL
II. HARRIS. &C Nontcau Township, an Opposi-
tion candidate FOX Sheriff, at the ensuing election
G5E' We are authorized TO announce the name
Of sILhs B. N,>YLoR, of Bonnie Femme Town
ship, IS Candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at the
ensuing August ".ecuuE.
L. We are authorized 10 announce ARRAY
T. LITTLE candidate for the office of Sheriff
OF Howard county, at The ensuing August election.
Gy-N are authorized 10 announce JAMES II.
fELA a candidate for The Office of Sheriff, at
lie ensuing august election.
GE3' We 5re authorised to announce JOHN L.
MORRISON a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
ward county, al the ensuing August election.
EY We are authorized 10 announce THos
Ray a candidate for the office OF Sheriff of How
ara county, al the ensuing August election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
GT7M are authorized 10 sanoonce !. c. Ia
TUM { candidate for the office OF Assessor OF
Howard county. at the ensuing August election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce WV. B.
YAGLE candidate for the Office Of Assessor Of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election
"a" We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAv
HOOKER a candidate for the office Of Assessor at
the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce JOHN R.
HITT 4 candidate for the office Of Assessor of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
cy~We are authorized TO announce WM. II.
DUNCA" candidate for the office of Assessor Of
Howard county, at The ensuing August election.
COUNTY JUDGES.
zYT We are authorized &c announce ". l.. T.
EVANS an independent candidate for County
Court Justice, al the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorised 10 announce L. F. MI
nor candidate for the Office Of County Court
Justice in Howard county at The ensuing August
election.
E15s We are authorized 60 announce MoRGAN
II VLcR a,candidate for reelection 10 the Office
of County Judge, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

FTiclEnor. Robbins s. Co., Northwest
corner of Fourth Street and Washington
Avenue, ST. Louis, have en- hands ons Of
the largest and most handsome stocks Of
clothing and Oatdl!ing goods ever brought
West. Now is the time TO buy cheap
goods, and Tieknor, Robbins s. Co.'S the
place 10 get then.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

News PAPER CHANGE.-Mr. o. D.
Hawkins has sold out the Brunswick Press
establishment to Mr.. A. MussER, formerly
of the Carrolton Democrat. Mr.. M. is an
in lustrions Editor and good writer. He
proposes TO publish "A Wing News Paper"
and as the Nationals love the Wing, (and
their principles Of cOurse) they should all
fake the paper. We make an extract, per-
tinent and sensible, from the inaugural Of
the new Editor
The wing party though disbanded is no.
destroyed, As well might it be said that
the deenses OF our country are gene when
the citizen soldiery retire to their homes
and shops and fields TO pursue the arts Of
peace. As the citizen soldicry can be
brought out at the tap of the drum when
the invading foe is near, SO can the whig,
whose disembOdied spirit is the Union,
conservative sentiment Of the country, be
brought into the effective life when danger
threaters the Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

FLIFE 1NsURANcE-cash principle
mutual plan-solvent, home company-no
after-clap on notes-pay as you 60, and
know exactly how much, bslOre you start
see advertise
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

aTA meeting was held in Washington City
last week TO confer On The subject Of mon
unent to Henry Clay. It was determined
TO collect subscriptions for the purpose of
obtaining the sum of SIS, ZOO, with which a
statue, ore third larger than life, should be
procured by The citizens {: Washington, TO
De executed and finished in the best style
Of art.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

RHODE IsLAED.-Mr. Sprague, 0pPOsi-
ton candidate, was elected Governor, over
the Republican, by handsome majority.
Excitement ran high and votes were
bought by both parties, openly and publicly.
One vete, says Z correspondent Of the
New York Herald, was knocked offat pub
lie auction, al thirty FIVE dollars! Free cOun-
Try, this!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

WHrAT.-The prospect fer a yield Of
wheat, in this section, is gloomy. We are
pleased to record the fact, however, which
We gather from our exchanges, that an a.
bundant yield is looked for in Illinois, In
diana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North and
South. Carolina, and in portions Of Kentucky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

CoaRrsPoNDENcE.-"T J. N."-We
can see no possible good that would result
from publication of your article. The "mad-
d.ning" subject cannot be quie;ed by news
paper discussions, and better be let alone,
for the present at least.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

RELIeIoUs.-We understand thai pro-
sractsd meeting is in progress at Jackson
Seheol House, between this place and Fay
cite, under the ministerial labors of Rev.
3. I. F. Cake, Of the Baptist Church.
ssns thirty persons have joined the Church
and The meetings are attended with much
interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

TAstrOnOmers say That the great comet
Of 1856 is 10 re-appear the present season.
In 1866 it caused the abdicatian of Charles
the Fifth OF Spain and perhaps it is now
coming 10 take look ct Old Buck.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

LrTTucE.-We had dish of excellent
Lettuce for dinner yesterday, grown i'll
the garden of our neighbOr, Mrs. SrOPPs,
for which she is entitled to our thanks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

EHANcock JACKSON, of Randolph, has
been appointed United States Marshall for
the Eastern District Of Missouri, in place
Of Major Bryant.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

SMr. Cowgirl, author Of the bill TO
sell cut the Rail Roads, has been nominated
by the democracy, for State Senator, in the
Clark county District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

"A VoTER. We think it inexpedent,
at present, 10 publish your communication.
The Opposition are neither dead nor sleep.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

y-At the recent election in St. Joseph,
A. BEArrIE, Esq, was chosen Mayor
Over seventeen hundred votes were cast.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
GLASGOW, MO,
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, 1860-04-12

EDr. MAuGHAs, formerly OF Faystte,
has been chosen Mayor of Kansas City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
DIED

On the 4th, of Scarlet Fever, ABEL L., infant
son of VIM. p. and Nancy N, Jackson, of this
county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
Annual Report of the North Missouri.

Annual Report of the North Missouri.
We have received copy OF the annual
report Of the President and Directors Of the
North Missouri Railroad, which contains
several matters Of interest. The gross ear
nings Tor the year ending March 3lst, were
1881 ,O52 30; the net earnings were $ll1,-
600, against $38, 600 for the previous year,
gain Of nearly $4,000.
F The net earnings of the company would
have been much larger, had the company
had the means 10 ballast the road in cuts,
put up necessary depot buildings, and pur-
chase the number of locomotives, freight
and passenger cars, necessary 10 operate
successfully and satisfactorily tha road
The net earnings of the road are applied as
fast as made TO renedying of The evils alu.
ded to in operating the road, instead of pay.
ing interest on bonds, as in this way the
best interests Of the State are consulted. BIZ
keeping up and completing the road, so that
it can, when completed, be operated far more
economically than in its present unfinished
condition.
During the past fall and winter the com.
pany was greatly complained OF and censur.
ed because it could not accommodate the
trade which was brought 10 it. Il often
happened that for want OF a sufficient num-
Der oil freight and stock cars, freight was
diverted 10 other channels of Transportation
and stock, often waiting in pens, and fed
great expense 10 owners, had 10 be driven
off On foot. Every possible exertion was
made on the part OF the company to accom-
mudate lis patrons, so lar'as the limited a.
mount Of rolling stock it was able to pur-
chase permitted il.
The company have contracted with James
AID Joseph SeIly TO extend The road for
$l5, 600 per mile, The contractors having
The right to object 10 one engineer 10 over
see the work. on behalf of the company
Objected by Maj. Robert Walker.
Mr.. j D. Aioultou, State Engineer to
he Board Of PubliS werks and at the time
G lei Engineer of The ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, was selected 10 succeed
Mnjor Walker. The counties Of Adair ard
Scuyler have paid $4,000 on their sub
,cripiions, and the Messrs. Kelly have |
prepared about eleven and hall miles oil
he road north OF the junction for the track,
1t cost of $77 200 for the grading and
but owing 10 the failure of The
Railroad Bill the Company is deprived Of
he means 10 purchase the iron for this per
Ton OF the road graded, or TO fully pay the |
kelys for work done, and we see nothing
hat can be done till the aid is granted, buI |
o let the embarkments stand and waste and
wash until the Legislature acts. !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STATEMENT.

aggregate Statement Of the WesterG Bank of Mis-
soari, S. Joseph, and Branch 6 Glasgow, for
the Quarter ending March 31st, 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
The DEMOCRATIC Convention.

The Democratic State Convention met at
Jefferson City on Monday.
We have the proceedings OF Monday and
Tuesday, whlch indicate good deal OF bad
blond, but that VIII most probably blow
over towards The conclusion.
Tie Dauglasitss and Dicliinsonites took
a tilt a, eac'l other in the organization. and
.a n, ~
-, -,.
Inc borrowing persons were reported "a
confirn'd permanent ofiiceTs:
Pre,idsm-R E Acacs.
We, President, -Jaucs NJ. 1us5r-. Of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
IraBILTTIEs OF DIRECTORS,

LIABILITIES OF DIRECTORS,
As PayeTs... SIC, 09n q
As Indorsers... 26.711 10
On Exchange. 5,l00 90
-S51, 90l 63
I, B. NJ. Hughes, Cashier, certify that the above
is correct. B. NJ. HUG HE'S, Cash.
Subscribed and sworn to before the undersigned,
April 9Th, 1866. 4. 3. LYON. Notary Public.
Statement Of The Glasgow Branch Of tie Western
Bank Of Missouri, for til Quarter ending March
2lst. 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
LIST OF LETTERS

! LIST OF LETTERS
/ ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Glasgow,
I h Missouri, March 3lst, 1850. which, if not
called for, will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office
at Washington City, D. c.
Averill John Esq knight Henry
Armstrong William Lock Tim
Ashby Byber & Nichols Long James
Bornges>er HE Iarkin Patrick or Edwin
Brown Emeli ie Miss Larkin f
/ Brown Andrew MIR Munroe B T .
Birch Ann Muller
Bnrckhartt C H or J NJ MulIng VT
Stone Manson W c
Bane Matilda McGinnus VIM
| Bracefor1 McAllister Ann, care
Bell John c Esq L Parks
Chairman Rebecca 4 OWN Isaac
Craedale L a Esq Pollock Harry "
Crowder Harriet Mrs Pross Mary 7 Mss
Clark NJ Esq Pack Andrew
Crenshaw Alex ESQ pogue James
Clark Douglas Esq Parks John :
Ellington Saml Mr. Phase
Frost William Quinn Dick
| Terrell William Ridgey R
Gorham Thos l. Q Robbens RIP
Gray William II Risby A I
Grimes B i Smith Chss G 2
Gray William Seaton Lucinda Mrs
Green Epsy Miss STACY Harrison
Garrett Anthony Stewart A iaeda Miss
Gordon r Sellers BENJAMIN
GTosseTuscher Bernard Sprague l. J Miss
Gibbs G w Stacking Albert
Gatlitf Charles SterklIng Vim 2
Gardnus Daniel Silly John G
IRA James Ship Seddy Ann Mrs
Heath Albert : Smith Jas s
Howeson Jas NJ Taylor John
Huating A II 3 Thomas Elizabeth
Hertle George Terry c NJ
Herrung Laura Mrs Tingasten
Clark Monsieur Wright Henry
jenkins John WorSham John
Johnston Georg. Webster n c
Kramer Godtleib WIsborn Henry
Koenig Charles Wells James
Keyes Albert R Young.C & Co Messrs
Kase William Yales &c
G. Persons calling FOR these letters will please
april II G: CREWS, P. NJ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For SaIe--Cheap.

4 LIGHT two horse wagon, with spring seat
~ and double harness, all complete-a very
convenient article for easy and rapid travelling,
marketing, etc. Can be seen in front Of J. ).
Thomsons Banking House, on Water Street al2F
TOSTETTFRS Bitters, McLane's Strength
L L eniog Cordial, Bulls Worm Destroyer,
Simms' Cod Liver OIL, VOLTS Schiedam Schnaps,
&C, for sale by CR0PP & WILLIAMS.
LN9aVcring Observation-Disclosures, Jules
l. Haules, Lubins, Peters, Phalons, and Tay
lor's Perfumeries, for sale by
aprilI2 CROPP & WILLIAMS.
DURE Bourbon WHISKY, French Brandy, Port
/ and Madeira Wines for medicinal purposes,
for sale by CROPP & WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
Young Mammoth.

THIS celebrated Jack will make the,A
/ present season, (Which has com "a
menced, and will end 4th July,) at the6sEzGs
stable of Hiram Balew, 4 miles South OF Glas-
gov on the Roonvie road, and will serveI mares
at SO the insurance, payable when the fact Is as
certained or the mare parted Win. Care, but no
responsibility for accidents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
~~~-~-~~~NDN-O~
Ladies Dress Goods.

HAVING paid especial attention TO this de-
Il 4 partment, IN purchasing, we beg TO assure
our lady customers, that we have the finest and
most fashionable assortment OF
Ladies Dress Goods,
that have ever been offered in Glasgow. which
we are determined 10 sell at prices that will in
sure rapid sales. u have the goods-the right
kinda large stock-and we intend to sell them.
Among them will be found
Siiks--Plair, fancy and colored.
MOire Antique. and ribbed silks.
EGulaFd and Summer silks.
Gren adm es--All Celors.
ShaIlies-- Plain and Fancy.
EI1StrPs--Piain and Fancy
E.sVyus--Foreign ard Domestic.
White Goods, in great variety, &c.
We beg further to invite special attention to
cur new and beautiful styles Of
Mantii7as and Summer Silayvls.
Also, Numerous other articles, TO which the aten-
ton of the ladies is invited, as an examination of
goods and prices are necessary to be properly ap-
preciated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12

Pedigree, &C.
Young Mammoth is dark:brown color, mealy
nose, IA hands high without shoes, years old
spring. He was sired by SIMPSONS large Jack,
he by Berry's Mammoth Warrior, of Kentucky
Dam, Fanny King, superior American Jennet.
/. S. BALLEW,
april12-S4 S. +. GRAVES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-12
S1,Og3,927 20

Statement ofths Western Bank Of Missouri, s..
Joseph, for the Quarter ending March 3lst, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-09
INC "Af,airn i'm nav OrIean..

The New Orleans PicGytne of the Both ult gives
the following account of the assaults upon Captain
HNCKLEY, of the British steamer Gladiator, which
occurred at the St. Charles Hotel last Saturday
Captain Hinckley. of the British steamer Gladia-
tor, came to the city yesterday morning, and went,
in company with Mr.. Eastman acting British Consul
in the absence of of Mr. Mure, to see Mayor Monroe
about making some arrangements for the transfer
of the sick men on board the Gladiator from the
sci to the hospital.
After arranging matters with the Mayor, Captain
Hinckley and Mr.. Eastman, walked down st. Charles
street and stopped at the ST. Charles Hotel bar
room to take some refreshment. There were some
gentlemen in the room at the time, friends of Gen.
Walker and of his men. They had been conversng
about a statement made that the men brought here
by the Gladiator had not met with proper treatment
on board some having, it was said, been left seven
ty-two hours without any food and this report had
greatly excited and incensed their feelings As cap
tain Hinckley and Mr.. Eastman approached the bar,
three of these gentlemen came up, (or were al
ready at the bar, we know not which.) another Of
their friends came up and one of them remarked to
him, Have you seen any of these -- British
ers?' The gentleman replied, No, but 1 see one
now" and thereupon struck Captain Hinckley IN
the face. Mr.. Eastman rushing in between them
received also a blow the side of the head.
PEOPLE then came rushing in from all directions,
ana captain Hlnckley and Mr. Eastment retreated
out OF the bar-roOm. The scufle lasted but few
seconds. and had long been over when the crowd
were still curlOusly inquring what had taken place
Tins gathering of the people Immediately after the
occurrence Is what gave rise to the idea that Capt
Hlnckley, had been mObbed-a rumor that was cur
rent about the streets for a long time after.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-09

THE ELECTION IN DELAwARE-On the ID inst. the
people Of Delaware voted for assessors and inspec
tors The result at Wilmington was that Smith, the
breckenridge candidate for assessor was elected re-
ceiving SOC votes, to 433 for john Finn. peoples
candidate) 4O7 for George D. Armstrong, CBeI and
EVERETT and 2lS for Eli Todd, douglas candidate
The Breckenridge men also elected the inspectors in
Pencader, St. Georges and White Clay Creek
hundreds, and the peoples party carried Brandy
wine, Christiana and Mil Creek hundreds In Viii
mIngton two breckenridge, two peoples and one Bell
inspector were elected.
According to the Smyrna Times the Democrats
have carried Kent county by from 400 to 500, and
New Castle county by 2O7 majority. Sussex the
remaining county is usually, we believe democratic.
THE ELECTION IN RICHMOND COUNTY, GA.-In Satur-
day mornings issue we published the returns of the
election in Richmond county, Ga, on the Sd nst for
a Senator and Representative, showing heavy fall
ing off of the Opposition vote. The Patriot of yes
terday says:
while the UNION AND AMERICAN was writing about
the above election, it ought to have added that the
two Democrats elected are Douglas men, and that
Dickinson who got all Of fortySeUen U0tes is Brock
inridge man."
The Augusta Dispatch must have anticipated just
such an apology that put forth by the Patriot for
in its issue of the 4th we find the following:
The gentlemen of the Peoples Ticket" are elect
ed by a large majority They are both Douglas
men, but received several hundred votes more than
the Douglas strength OF the county. The Demo
cratic portion Of the Breckenridge party generally
voted for them 1t will be seen That their votes ap
prOXmated closely TO the usual Democratic vote of
the county. while the vote for the other candidates
fell off 400 to 500 from the former strength of their
party Many breckenridge did not UOte.
1t was quietly whispered before the election, by
some of the wire-workers, that the election of the
Peoples Ticket would be hailed as a Douglas tri-
umph. 1t is not so regarded here and if such re-
port is sent abroad, we assure our friends every
where that it is not true. Messrs. Dawson and
barnes owe their election to their personal pOpuari
y, and to the fact that the Breckenridge party run
no candidates.