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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-12
FATErrE, No, June %, 1850.

Ma. EDITOR: As you are aware, the re-
cent action Of the Democratic party termi-
mated in sush way, as to give the Black
Republicans full sway at the November
election, unless the Wings, and also the
many Democrats who intend supporting
Bell and Everett, set about and work for
their country's good. That the Democratic
party is burst asunder, Is fact tha. none
will attempt to deny. l suppose every
candid thinking man is aware that that par
ty was not quite as "Nstional" Is repre-
'ented. Although you have. through your
columns, warned Jour many readers Of the
eorruptness Of that party, some were con-
strained to believe, that il tras National,
and that it Uas sound. But those supersli-
tious insginations have passed away, and
they are convinced Of the fact. Ne doubt
they will trv 10 rise; bu. their work will
avail them nsthing-,hsir bonds Of union
have been cleft asundsr, never more to be
united.
This "brsak up" will prove the death Of
that once noble ~ party. This "brsak
up" will add much to the already glorious
Wing party--a party which has stosd the
lest for many years, and which has strug-
gied for the rights Of the Constitution. If
We will but net, victory is sure.
/ have heard several Demscrats express
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-12
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
THE highest market price in CASH, paid for
l. all kinds OF Produce. We are in the mar
ket for everything afarmer has TO sell. Bring
on your Bacon, Lard, Dry Hides, and everything
you have to sell, we viii pay you as much as
anybody dare to.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-12

Professional or business cards of six lires o.
less will be inserted for six doAars per year.
Administrators notices, two dollars; final set
Elements, two dollars and fifty cents. -
Advertisements, of personal nature, will be
charged at the rate of two dollars per square, and
payment required invariably in advance.
The fee for announcing candidate for office
is three dollars, and no such annunciation will be
made unless paid in advance.
All advertisements, not marked with the num-
Der of insertions, will be published till forbid and
charged for accordingly.
Advertisements out of the direct line of busi-
ness of the yearly advertiser, such as legal
ton, runaway slaves, strays, &c, will be charged
for separately at the usual rates.
Stray notices two dollars, and one dollar addi
tional for each animal, where more than one is
advertised-in advance.
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Second DAY.

Annual Address by Prof. G. e.. swallow, of
Columbia Missouri, at the Fair Grounds, at II
O'Clock A. M.
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COVENANT MUTUAL
LIF e IN s u r A N G e
COMPANY
OF SAINT LOUIS.


Office, northeast corner Second and Pine
street, basement Boatmen's Saving Institution, St.
Lous.
WaAr rs LIFE INsURAKcE?-1. 1t Is the ex
ercise of prudence, of beDeyolence. 2. 1t secures
independence, domestic happiness TO the widow
and orphan. 3. Is more eficacious IN its opera
tons as regards the moral and domestic comfort
of the people, and its tendency 10 reduce taxa
ton, by its reGuetIon Of pauperism, and possibly
of crime, than the legislation of our wisest states
men; and, if universally adopted, would be ma
tional blessing. 4. II affords to persons OF every
class, and in every station of life, the means TO
avoid much future misery to their families, and to-
render them independent of public oi private
charity. ....a.. 80.
While it is the manifest and imperative duty of
every parent, uurng his lifetime, to embrace all
honorable means Of supporting and advancing the
interest Of his offspring, so it is equally his duty
10 avoid leaving them at his death to grope their
way in helpless poverty through an uncharitabe
world; and equally apparent is the duty of every
husband TO provide, in case OF his death, for the
surviving widow. To effect all which Life Insu-
rance Companies have been formed, which enable
every husband and parent, by the payment OF
small sum, either nnually or quarterly, to pro-
vide for bis widow and fstherless children.
GERARD B. ALLEN, President.
Hon. SAM'L TREAT, Vice President.
ISAAC M. vEITCH, Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK, Gen. Agent.
/. p. VAUGHAN, Medical Examiner, Glasgow.
CLAsK II. GREEN, Agent, Glssgow.
sAA's. G. MAJss, Agsns Fayette. spriiiz
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HOWARD CO. A. & N. SOCIETY.

List of Premiums Of The HOward County
agricultural and Mechanical Society, for
the 7H .4nnual Far, TO be held on the
Fair Grounds. near The City of Fdystte,
Commencing Wednesday, 18Th .7ugust,
1860, and continue four days.
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THE TIM ES,

Clark H. Green, ,::=::::Editor
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square, fen lines or less, one Insertions 90
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90 SIX months ...... ...'.. 80. 90
&c twelve months ..... ~ 90
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twelve months ...... 20 90
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" twelve months ...... ...:... 80 OO
Colum,,- three months ...... ...... 25 90
g sx months .... ....... 40 90
twelve months 60 90
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31
"Noaidn,t CONC 70 faw.i,

EpiTon JfsyfssoSIAN;---Sif,-- noticed in
the Courier ofAugust 24th. under the above
bead, that A. II. selden and william Hirby
had insde arrangements for Q political dis
cussion. In which they say thst after the sr.
rspeements were all made, seIden met Rig
by ct the Democratic Rally at Arcadia, and
backed down.
In answer to the above, I " i'll only say.
that II is true that selden and Rigby made
arrangements for political discussion, and
Rieby was 10 give notice Of il at the Demo.
cratic meeting at Arcadia; and after max ing
the arrangements with Rigby, Selden found
that it would infringe upon prior arrange
ments; and so Selden went 10 Arcadia and
saw RsbS and by sgreemer, between Sci.
den and Rigby. il was postponed.
And now ss to the "bsck down" part:
selden never backs. Although be is not in
the habit OF making political speeches or
discussing politics; yet holding, as he does.
that 1t will not take very smart Republics
TO beat very smart Democrat on the new.
tangled doctrines OF the Democratic party Of
to-day, he would not back down, though
the Editor OF the Courier himsel stood in
the place Of Rigby. A. II. SELDEN.
FosroRiA, Ohio.
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Political.

The Newark American says;-A friend in
Dover, Tuscarawas county. informs us that
forty Germans in that township have left the
Democrats aud come over to the support of
Lincoln.
A Douglas meeting held at Lawrenceville,
Georgia, recently, was attended by four
men - one was Chairman, another was Sc
cretary, and the other two were the enthu-
siastic audience.
H. G. Simpson, ESQ.,, Editor of the Jour-
nal. at Wsubesha, Minnesota, the official
paper Of the county and city, has struck the
Douglas flag and declared for freedom and
Republicanism.
Gen. S. W. Andrews. OF Columbus, law
partner OF Mr.. Cor, is Breckinridge inde.
pendent candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of franklin county. He has taken the
stump for himself and Breck.
Gen. Geiger, Douglas stumper of Colum.
bus, and . more than match for Cox in q
speech or . story. Is stumping the district
against Cox for Congress. GeigeT is small.
but lively in the ring.
A FALsEHooD DNAiLED.--Tbe last falsehood
from the Democratic mint 10 story that Mr.
Hamlin received fee Of . I, 600 As lobbyins
|agent in connection with the distribution o1
the moaey received from Brasil in liouids. |.
ton Of American claims. II is hardly ne.
cssssIy TO say that On examination Of tn,
matter proves there is not the slightest
foundation for the story.
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Secretary Hancock county Dem. Cen. CON
FisDLAY, August i4,h, 1860.

FisDLAY, August I4th, 1860.
TO The Democratic Central COMMITTEE of Hancock
| county:
| Geutlemen,-Yourr reply TO our note pro
posing JOINT debates IN the several town.
ships OF this county, Is at hand, and we can :
not retain from some expression of surprise
at Its con en,s. You say cit is not the prac- :
lice Of the Central Committee OF your party,
10 arrange the programme for, nor control
your speakers IN any manner.'
IN reply TO thus, we would say, that the
only political discussion had in this place
WITHIN our recollection, which occurred
some years since, between Judges Myers and
Lawrence, originated IN a proposition from
the Democratic Central Committee 10 the
republican Central Committee, AMI the pre-.
ilminary arrangements were all made by
those Committees TIE late debates be.
tween Governor Denison and Judge Rsnney
were hrst proposed by the Democratic State
Genital Committee 20 the Republican State
Central Committee, and the terms of debate,
times, places, &c, arranged by those Com.
mlttees. Finally, in announcing meetings
ana naming speakers for the same, ~ this
county, u we are not mistaken, II has been
the uniform practice OF your party to make
such announcements "sY onnra op THE cEs-
rRM COMMITTEE and that rule has not
been deviated from the present season, for,
IN the last issue OF the Courier we notice
appointments for n,eetings, with the names
oi speakers, by the same authority. We
presume no one will deny that it is the
night. as well as one Of the duties CT a Cen
trai COMMITTEE TO appoint meetings nd pro.
cure speakers.
Your suggestion, that tie. Repu blican
Central Committee should address some of
your spaakers with a proposition to debate
with snch speakers as we should procure,
was certainly not well csnsidered hy YOU,
or you would have seen that while the Re.
publican Central Committee, the official or
gan OF our party, would have been the re.
sponslble parties on the one side, YOUR
individual speakers, without any Official
sanction from your party, W ould have been
me only responsible parties on the other =
We are willing tG believe this was an over,
sight on your part, and are not disposed TO
suspect you OF any unfair designs. i
We hope, unon reconsideration, YOU
WI accept the proposition contained IN our
hrst note, rs we think that the fairest and
most convenient plan for oil parties, and |
have no doubt that from among your numer-
Gus and talented speakers you will be able :
10 engage those who are willing to take part .
IN such debate, under your direction.
Hoping YOU will give this your immed late |
attention, we are, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
The Rep Cen Com. Of Hancock co.,
ID. NJ. SrOCGHrON, Sec.
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CoRREspoNpEsce or THE REeURtIc

CooREspoNDEScE or THE RE Rio
AHD DEMoCRArfC CKNrRAL COM
rrEEs.-We have before on two
pcasions alluded to Q correspond
nee between the Republican and
democratic Central Committees in
bisrsoee to . discussion OF the po-
hieaa issses Of the day throughout
Ps csanty, and since our statement
the matter is ceatradicted by our
bntemporary across the way, we
bke tire earliest opportunity Of lay
Pg the correspondence itself before
s puslic, and appeal to that in
bstification Of oui assertions.
BY vhs. kind Of legerdemaih the
Fourier hopos to escape the charge
|e have made, aud which ia sustain
J in every particular by the CORES.
Padsnce referred to, is beyond our
bmprohension. If any one doubts
be practice OF the Democratic Cen.
|sl Committee in regard to making
|ppointments for their speakers, We
imply refer them to the Hancock
fourier. Of August 17,h, 1850, and
b the Hanoock Courier, of Septem.
|er 30th, 1859. AS the latter may
ot be a ,cessible to most Of our
ssders, We will just say that it con.
sins q list Of appointments tor
dsssrs. Mungen, Gribben, E. Colt.
l. Brown and H. j. Boehmer, At
iderent times and places through
be county, "by order OF II Incock
,ounty Democratic Central Com
Of which J. II. Barr was
Yet che Same commit
ee now Say it has never been their
'rsctice to regulate such matters; Of
'ourse 1t hasn't! But read the cor
espondcnce.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31
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In another column viii bs found
the appoiaimcbts 81 The Central
Committee for fhe various town
ships. Never before has the Dem.
ocfaiic party made ssch e&ertions
- they are now making in Hancock
cosnty, topreserve their supremacy
Let Republicans. then, be up and
doing. With proper effort, there is
not . doubt but every man on our
ticket may be elected. From every
township We hear Of Republican
gains, and the prospects are most
'heering that the lays Of Democra.
~ are numberad~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31
Spstial Aotitss.
THE GREAT DEBILITY REMEDY

To any observer the fact has been and IL ap.
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the female portion) Of the rich alluva country
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pass large portion of their lives in that un.
pleasant condition, Of neither sickness nor
health, which is termed General Debility"
The whole system Is depressed; buoyed up
perhaps, to some extent, during the Winter
months. but on the arrival of Summer. brought
down TO this unpleasant stage, where all act.
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yet they feel at times that life Is almost bur.
then. What, then, is at the bottom of all this
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR. - Our
Farmers throughout the county, and
hll others interested, should bear in
mind that our next annual Fair
comes off the 4th, 5th and 9th OF
October. The grounds will be en-
closed with q close board fence, and
|the accommodations generally, will
be much better than at any previous
Fair. The prizes offered, amount
No about $500, or more than three
times ss much as were ever offered
before. The reason of this is that
our last Fair was better patronized
than any previous one, and for the
same reason, if our people will turn
out this Fall as they should, the
present list may be doubled or tire
bled in 1851. The time is growing
short and should be improved.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31
Fish Dying by Wholesale in Lake Win.
ncbagO.


nebago.
During the month of July there
was a remarkable mortality among
the fish in Lake Winnebago, Wis
consin. The following fragment o,
a letter from B. s. Heath, OF MeDa
sha, dated the last of July, gives the
details more fully than any we have
seen:
For the last four or five weeks.
there has been accumulating in Lake
Winncbago, Immense, innunerable
ana incompatible collections OF small
particles OF something, that, to the
naked eye, resembles small bite of
grass, moss or seaweed. These par.
ticlcs arc OF a greenish color, and
very uniform in size AID appearance.
The water OF the lake and outlets,
whenever agitsted by wind or steam
boats, or falling over the dams
would iroth and foam like soapsuds
and emit very disagrccabIe odor.
The singular appearance Of the
water, and the disagreeable odor,
seemed to be at its maximum on
Friday. the twentieth, about noon
Of which day immune! able quantities
OF small fish, of every variety-tad-
poles, lizards, and crabs--were seen
rising to the surface of the water in
a perpendicular position, apparently
gasping tor life, and in a momen,
would roll upon their sides, dead
by night, the shores were lined with
these small inhabitants OF tine water.
Saturday morning, and during the
day Saturday, the smell from the
water was almost uncomfortable. and
fish Of larger size began to follow
in the footsteps OF their younger
neighbors.
Before night, the workmen on the
!, water power, were compelled to shu,
up their shops and leave. All hands
: went to work TO remove the dead
fish, which were accumulsting rap
idly on the surface of the river and
canal, and probably not less thar
two or three hundred wagon load,
were locked through in the lax,
' below. The shores Of the outlet
: from the lake to the lock below town
! distance OF about one and q hal
miles, are literally lined with dsat
fish now. 1t is impossible to com
a pute the numbers. We can onl,
t estimate them by the acre, or Ii.
. thousands Of wagon-loads. Sunda,
the dead fish did not accumulate
a and the water had lost its disagree
= able odOr, and assumed nearly il
i original purity.
y Doctors Fay and Bates made 4,
e analysis OF . quantity Of the water
It and the little particles, shstors men
toned, were found to be Q kind q
parasite, having distinct organiss
ID tions, though Of low order, and
l. slimy, gelatinous consistency, whic
er may have given the water its soap
appearance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31
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Poiitical corrn.pondenes.

Ffsohst, August 18th, 1850.
10 M Dsmoerstie Csnfrsi Commiffss of HarcoeA
county
Genilemen;-lwhep the lesdets Of poiit-
ical party come befofe the public upon the
stump, II is Presumed 10 be for the purpose
OF convincing the people that the peculiar
views Of political ecohofnt entertained BY
their party are correct, and those Of all other
parties are incorrect. This purpose can on
ly be accomplished by comparison Of their
principles with those Of other parties.
The Republican party, being con nfdent Of
the truth OF their principles, do not shrink
from such comparison; and in order that
tie people may have better opportu mites Of
Judging between us, we would respe ctfuliy
propose that arrangements be entered into,
whereby the Democratic and Republican
speakers OF this county, may divide time
and sddress the same audiences, during the
present canvsss, at some one or two points
in each township IN Hancock county.
IL this proposition meets your approval,
please answer by letter at once, when the
terms Of debate may be agreed upon.
Very respectfully,
b. NJ. sToUGHToN,
Sserefdry Hancock county Rep. Cen. Com.
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JUsr TO KEEP UP APpEAsAxoxs.-
The Democratic Convention for this
district, met last week at Toledo,
and nominated Gen. James B.
Steedman as their candidate for Con.
gress. Our talented and popular
Representative, General Ashley,
will go back to Washington by a
largely increased majority.
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Gov. Dennison will speak at Fos-
toria, Friday, September 2lst.

LAFAYETTE, August 2s.-Frank
L. Blair arrived here this evening,
en- route Tor Indianapolis.
He is now addressing an enthusi
astic audience at the Court House
The Wide. Awakes in large nam.
bers are parsding the streets in their
first torchlight procession. making a
brilliant display.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

Fns.--A FIRE broke out on Tues.
lay in the blacksmith shop Of @.
Hwsp. Both engines, with their
respective Ross Companies. were
20 hand in . msrvelously shor'
bpsee Of time, rssdy for service
The No 1 Hose Company was frs
bot, but ss between the engines, th'
No. 2 wss 6rak n the eistsrn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

THE WIDE. .AwAKEs OF FIyDLAY
have got mp a good band of their
own, and have been out on drill sew
ersl evenings OF late, to the infinite
annoyance of some of our sore head
Donglasites. They are thinking
about the election - no wonder it
worries 'em.