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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

CAssxLs's ILLUSTRATED FAIRLY BIBLE.
We are in rsceip, OF the first part Of this
beautiful work, and commend il to The Ia
vorable consideration Of cur friends, and the
public. This part has lhirty-two Hlus,.a-
lions of the Book Of Genesis, beginning with
creation. Il viii be issued on the first snd
fifteenth Of each month, and Will be compile
led in about fifty parts: price, fifteen cents
each. Il receives The. highest enconiums
from the press and the noii eminent men Q!
the day. We invite such 2, may wish TO
obtain the work, (anl ell should have il J
to call and examine the part already reoeiv-
ed.
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The Rail Road Bill.

We briefly announced the passage of the
Rail Road Bill through The House last week.
We append the vote IN its passage
AYES Messrs. Anderson, Barnes,
Boulware, Bowles, Boyd, Bri>coe, Burden,
Chartrand, Chiffon, Clark, Coffee Cordell
Cox. Cravcns, Cunningham, Darnes, Dillon,
Drake, Dyer, English, En!os Ferris, Fer
ry, Gates, Gralnner, Guitar, Holey, Har-
ris Of Boone, Harris Of Montgomery, Hig-
gins, Hunter, Jones OF Webster, King of
Franklin, Letcber, Lee, McAlistcr, Nell
hany, Moore CT St.-Louis, Murphy Of Al
len, Owen, Parks, PiIlingion, Polk, Pull.
lam, Riley, Shields, Sitton, Smith, Tate,
Turner oil St. Louis, Vance, WEIGH, White,
Wilcox, WoodsOu, Woodward, and Wager
60.
NoEs.-Messrs. Abney, Arnent, An
thony, BlantOn. Burgess, Caldwell, Conway,
Crandell, Culers, Davis of Buchanan, Da-
Wis of Nodaway, Day, Deatheragr, Dent,
Duvsl, Edgar, Ellis, Fngg, Ga>cOct,
Guoch, Hines. Hudgrns, jackson, jones, OF
Marion, Kry>er, King OF Ray, Hampton,
Lenox, McSpaddrn, MaguIre, Monroe,
Monlder, Nevill, Morris, Parsons, Peers.
Pit, Pollard, Putchard. RIves, Roberts.
Robertson, Stevens, Stone, Strachan, Tsy-
lor Of Lawrence, Turner OF Clinton, Wag-
ner, Walker Of Cedar, Mailman. Wonmack,
Woolsey, York, Young, and Mr.. Speaker
So.
ABsEsr-Messrs. B4rkley, Simpson,
Gideon. Taylor OF Lafavetie-4.
PArnED-Mes<rs Bedford, Boss. Cow
gill, Hardin, McGaugh, Sturgeon, and Ray
burnt.
The Bill, without amendment, passed The
Senate on the 10th, by the following vote
ArEs-Byrne, Churchill, Coleman, Fox,
Goodleti, Gullett. Halliburton, Johnson,
Jones, McIlvaine, Morris, O'Nsil. Peyton,
Rains, Thompson, Watkins, Wood and
Wrighi.-lS
NoEs-Frazier, Hit, Horner, Hyer,
Mel arland, Parsons, Scott
ABsENr-M essrs. Hedgspeth, Liday,
Newland and Robinson.
PAIRED 0Fr-Messrs. Harris and Yer
non.
SIcK-Mr. Wilson.
The main features of the bill are: Il sp-
proprlates ST. 100000 to the Pacific Road
OF which $3.50, is for the payment Of
the floating debt, and The remainder for the
construction OF the Road, at the rae Of
$50, 600 for every fvemiles built; $4,000
TO the Southwest Franch, upon the dollar
for dollar plan; S965.OOO TO The North Mis-
souri, Road, $3.50 900 OF which is TO be ap.
piled south OF the junction with the .Hannl-
bal and St. Joseph, and the balance at the
rate of $4,000 per mile 10 the Road north
Of the junction; and $1,000, 600 to the Iron
Mountain Road, at the rate oil $4,000 per
mile.
The only important amendment to the
Bill made after its introduction, was one
Withholding from the Pacific Road the first
appropriation Of $4,000 until the track
shall have been completed to OIterville, five
miles beyond Syracuse.
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Descrjntion l. Pedigree.


TOUCH STONE is a beautiful dark baY,
without white. full Is hands high, six years old.
In him you have combined great beauty, with
size. style, color, power, perfect action, and pur-
itv cf blood. By reference 10 his pedigree, ycu
Will see that 10 horse. here or elsewhere. boasts
Of better or more fashionable pedigree. He
was sired by the famous Epsilon; he by Old Pa
c,ic one OF the best sons Of Sir Archie; his dam
by SIR Richard. own brother TO Monsieur Tons0n
and Henry. thar ran The great race with Eclipse;
2nd dam Imported Eagle; 3rd dam Wilkes Won
dcF; 4ih dam ChanIc eer; 9th dam Imported
Stirling; Eth dam CIodious; 1th dam Imported
Silver Eve; Sth dam Imported Jolly Roger; 9th
dam Imported Partner; 10Th dam Imported Mon
KEY; llih dam Imported mare Of the stud of Har-
rison, Of Brandon.
TOUCH STONES dam Rosemerry was by the
renowned Impt. Sovereign, sire Of Prioress now
IN England, who has the fastest tine ever made
IN England at two and three quarter miles; anoih-
or Of his get, Charleston, is now in the breeding
stud Of an English nobeman. and stands at 500.
Rosemerry's dam is the celebrated race mare
Beta, by lmpt. Leviathan; lst dam Juliet, 5y
kosclusko; 2nd dam Blank, BY Sir Archie; I'd
dam 1mpi. Psyche, by >ir Peter Teazle; I;h dam
Bob, by Bordeaux; 9Th dam Speranzer, sister to
Saltram, by Eclipse; 9th dam Frago, by Snap
18th dam by Regulus; sth dam by Crab; 9Th dam
Miss SlammeIliin, by True Blue; 10Th dam Lord
ONfort's Dunn At ban; ll;h dam out OF DAT
cy's Black legged Rova! mare.
Mares from distance will be attended 10 strict
ly, and furnished good blue grass FIRE, Of charge
and gram fed ii desired. Great care taken C
prevent accidents or escapes, bat no liability
should .2y occur.
JAS. II. HAEEN.
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KILLrD.-Mr. Charles Walker, c young
man seventeen years old, was thrown from
4 horse last Friday afternoon and SO inju-
red that he died IN few hours. The aoci.
dent occurred on the Plank Road, near Mr..
Cooper's, some four miles from this place
Mr.. Walker was resident, and, we be-
lieye a native Of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22
What Is Democracy?


The democracy OF Macon held a public
meeting some Time since and passed series
OF resolutions, which failed 10 give satisfac-
ton, as we sre another meeting is to be
held soon, at Macon City. The Repubi-
can issues call, and among other things,
Says
Citizens, tax payers of Old Masan, lool,
the present state of affairs in the facsl-
Have The Democracy no principles or pol
ICY applicable TO great State? None as TO
The lnterssts oil our country! We have
twenty-five millions of dollars invested in a
rulnous system OF Internal improvements;
the opposition party, in one solid column.
advancing to the attack, crying tor more
State bonds to sell Ia foreign capitalists at
Sirfy cents on the dolla,, while the grant
heretofore made to the North Missouri
: Railroad is sternly denied by this same in.
famous policy, unless we submit to their un-
just demands.
What, we ask, is the position CT the De-
mocracy upon this all important subject
4 Can any body tell? Look through the
I
found there? Deaf, dumb and blind, is the
answer. These Resolutions were gotten
up Tor the use of Office hunters, who desire
TO escape all responsibility, and all ques-
tions possible. Democracy can boast OF no
principles, except upon few national
questions, The chief OF which is the Goose
Question" alias, the Niger question -
-, l. 1
to be done, bsvoud Platforms, tests, and
President making. Are these things so, or
not? Il not, wa would be glad TO be in
formed, as 10 what is The position OF the
Democracy, upon the subjects OF Internal
Improvement? the increase OF The State
debt By addi'ionrl grants of her bonds?-
B4nks, banking and Corporations. Many
OF our public men have departed from the
Faith, with their tongues they have used
deceit; the poison OF State Bond, is under
their lips, and their feet are swift TO spend
the people S money. And just SO long as
the party suffers itself 10 be used for the
election oil men TO office, disrsgarding these
questions, Just so long vii! the pr eseni ru-
inous policy prevail. Some perslns are IN
IaVu1 OF granting away 'iie Ih>t uoi'Si aS
soon as possible, IN rder to get rid o! the
question, and prevent party derangmsni.
tina, l., the arrangement OF some gentle
mans plans for his own Rggrandlzement.-
But Democrats in former days, have thought
that the party was organized for tie good
of tie country; and, for that purpose, Il
was necessary 10 have a fall srt Of princi-
pies, covering all the ground. And such
was the position OF the Democracy, o lew
year, ago; but what is il now? The objeo
Of said conve ntinn, as we understand IL, II
not 10 >upercede any ihiug that may have
been properly done IN the Bloomington
meeting; but such things as my be cnr>rd
cred wrong, OF improper, IN The jndgmen
o. the CON, ention. viii be revised and cor
rrcied AID lha, which was lett undnne vii
be attended 10. These matters belong
to the Democratic party, the mem
bers of which have right 10 call conven
ton whenever they may think proper, rol
populs ror Del.
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Honest Peter.

This fine trot,ine stallion will he found at the
same stable, and serve limited number Of mares
at $40. He il dark bay, years old, ID hands
inches high, IS a horse of extraordinary power;
can 20 in minutes; perfectly quiet; those who
are fond OF tie useful, (nat the beautifully can
call or Honest Peter.
The fine Premium Jack Eclipse, will be
found at the same stable, and serye mares at $40
to insure maI22 J. II. Il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

TRAREY, the Horse Tanner, instruct
ed large class in his Art, in this place,
last Tuesday. We have only room 10 say
there Is no humbug about it, but that 1t is
. good thing-sxcsllent for man and beast,
and every body ought TO understand it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

BRITIsH REPUALIcATIoHs.-W are in
receipt of the Norih British, the London
Quarterly, the Edinburg Revie vs., for jan
uary, and Black Weeds Magazine for Feb
ruary. These works are all well known.
For further particulars, Is 10 terms, Sc
See prospectus, on fourth Page Of hi, ra-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

TSanl. Boyd, Esq, has retired from
the Editorial Char OF the Saline Herald
His place will soon be filed by compe-
tent person.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

ETIcKNoR, ROBBINS & Co., Clo'h!ng
and Quitting emporium N. W. Corner
Fourth Street and Washington Avenue
ST. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

TSGov. BIssEL, OF Illinois, died at The
Executive Mansion, Springfield, son the
18th, alter long and painful illness. He
served his own State. IN various capacities
represented j, in Csngress-and bore .
prominent part in the great battle Of Busn1
Vista. He was native Of New ok, and
was in the 49lh year Of his sse
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

EGoDEY for April, is no fool Of book
but is full 10 the brim with entertaining
reading matter and the highest order Of ar
tstic embellishments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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ETLsdies, gentlemen, bcyE and girls
will find somthing interesting in the adVsr-
Using columns of this issue.
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FOR SALE OR. LENT.


THE undersigned offers for sale the 81
i Missouri Hotel, with all the house ii;;iil
hold and kitchen furniture. Those wish .z.ul :
ing to enter into this kind of business, are now
offered bargain. Owing 10 bad health of my
self and family, find j; utterly impossible TO at
tend to business. ~
The location is the most desirable one that ea7
be found outside OF st. Louis. The house Is
commodious, well ventilated;--has never fall
ing well in the yard, good stables, and lot fer
stock, good well IN the lot, and; in fact, every
thing that is necessary for public house will be
found attached TO this. ST - g.
If not sold by the first OF April, 1t viii BE
rented with the privilege of one or five years.
If sold the payments viii be IN instruments Of
one two and three years.
| have several servants 20 hire on reasonable
terms. .
For further particulars enquire Of the proprie-
tor. feb23-tf VIM. NJ. MAUPIN.
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description and Pedigree.

WHIP is a dark dappe bav, seven years old.
10 HANDS hrgh and in fine condition. He was by
Mason's Whip, he by Downing's Black High
lander, he by Crusader, he BY Blackburn or
Rhodes Whip, and he by imported Whip The
dam OF Black Highlander by Hurts Old Brown
Highlander. The dam OF Crusader was Lofty
mare. The dam Of Bl ckburn or Rhodes Whip.
was by imported Jrnus. The dam of B.ason's
whip was by Tiger Whip. out of mare by i'm
ported Buzzard. Tiger Whip was by Black
burns Whip.
Whips dam was by 10. Miller, (and he BY
Bess' old Bnmmer) out of Nathan Pullins Old
DezaIx mare. Dezsix aud 10 Miller had tie
same dan, she by Blackburn's Whip. The dam
of PullIn's Dszaix mare was By Ctldwell's
Whip. THOS. BOOZE.
a fine young Jack viii Stand at the same STA
bic, al 81 10 insure mares in foai.
mar22-lw WILLIAM pULIINS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22
FIR ESH DRUGS .

NTE are nov IL receipt of our Fall Stock OF
w DRUGS. which T7e NAV safely say
without compromising our veracity-is the most
complete and extensive ever brouEh! to this city.
We will not undertake 10 enunerate all the artlc-
les We have cn hand, as il would be IN almost
endless task. Suffice i 70 say. that we have ali
the articles usually kept in EsEsUf< STORES,
and earnestly invite the attention of those in need
OF articles il our line 10 oEr Stock, pIedsing our
selves 10 s,il on as cheal and accommodating
terms, As any house in this or surrounding towns.
f175@ We ouid especially aad particularly IL
viil the attention &C ire ladies 10 orrzStock
If PeTfunelies GEi ether Fancy Articles. -kg
ccti3 CHGPP s WILLIAMS.
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Pedigree. sc.

. .'IRON DUKE" WIS sired by the celebrated
horse '.Hooon,'' who was imported 10 this cogn-
try in 1880. Hooton was bred by Sir Thomas
Stanlcy, of Hooton H1il, Cheshire, England; his
color is dark brown, he is sixteen hands high, and
for beauty, perfect symmetry and line points, be
is acknoW iedged by the best judges TO have 70
superior now IN existence.
Hooton was sired by ''Despot," out OF Can
ton mare; her dam, "MeITose," BY Pilgarlic,
Whisker and OryIle. Despot was by ''Sutan,2
out OF Fanny Dawes, By Fio-da-puta; her dam
Treasure ny Camillus. Sultan was the sire OF
the BAY Middleton, he Of the "Flying Dutch
Insr, y the winner Of the Derby and Ledger III
1919.
Iron Drke's'' dam has a corss Of imported
Democrat, imported Comet imported Dragon and
Douede; she was sired BY Prince. and Prince
hy Bocraft's Whaiebole, and lie hy old CheTo-
kcc. T.. p Dukes Gam l. colt Of TINT Noted mare
See; sc wss out OF that seie5rated mare Fan,
brought from Virginia BY Hugh Rosenberg, e"d
vas COZ suered one OF the best bred mares o. that
day.
il IS well known that " Cherokee" was sired BY
..Sir ArcEic;' his dam, Young koXaua, by Hep
hestiau'' half brother 10 Sir Archie, cut OF tie
same dam; his gr dam Roxanat by the imported
horse Maflpot; gr dam by The old imported
horse Fiinlap, out of one OF Gen. McFEelson's
best bred mares.
will give S25 premium cup 10 The owner Of
The best horse colt of iron Dukes get hs season,
and SO premium cup 10 the owner Of the best
mare colt, to be determined by competent and
dlsneresred judges in the all Ol 1861, ~ the Sa-
line tGT.
The DUKE" is beautiful dappied iron gray,
10 hands 1 - inches high. just i'll the prime of
life, 10 years old 9Th May, and is in most ex-
celeut condition.
rnar3-3y JAMES o. SWIl[NEY.
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Touch Stone.

THIS splendid Thoroughbred stallion ~.
i will make the present season II nv 81
stable, miles southeast from glasgow, and
serve mares at $50 10 insure, the money due
when the fact is nscert. med or mare traded of.
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LIE IL MS
ONE DOLLAR, IN ADVANCE.
GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K.

THURSDAY ,::::::::::::::::::::::::::MAR p, 1860.
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DIED.
'EACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
CANDIDATES DEPAR MENT.
FOR REPRENENElIIEE.
Ann .uncing fee, So in advance

f1S@We are authorized to announce J. ". 4.
PATTERSON aD Independent Candidate for the
Legislature, al the ensuing August election.
fOR SHERIFF.
r1-We are authorized TO announce ADRIAN
F SETTLE a candidate for the office Of Sheriff
of Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
E5TNe are authorized 10 announce JAMES H.
FELA a candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at
the ensuing August election.
CE-We are authorised TO announce JOHN l..
M0RRIsoH a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF
Howard county, at the ensuing August election. :
GIVE are authorized 10 announce THos.
RAY a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff Of How
ara county, at the ensuing August election.
FOR assessor.
RR-We are authorized 10 announce WIN. 3.
YAGERa candidate for the office of Assessor of
Howard county, al the ensuing August election
eT-We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
Hooker candidate for the Office Of Assessor, al
the ensuing August election.
~ We are Authorized 10 announce JOHN R.
HITT candidate for the office Of Assessor Of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce WIN. H.
DUACAN candidate for the Office of Assessor of
Howar county, at the ensuing August election.
COUNTY JUDGES.
R~We are authorised 10 announce L. F. MI
NoH a candidate for the office OF County Court
.Instice in Howard county at the ensuing August
election.
RFWe are authorized 20 announce MORGAN
A TnyLoR aIcandidate for reelection TO the office
of County Judge, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22
THE CELEBRATED STALLIo
W IT r

viii make The Presen- season at the stable of y n,
PuiHs, two miles east of Switzer's Mill, and
miles west of Roanoke, on the main road. and
Will serve rna at So The season. and So 10 in
sure a living colt. Mares parted with before
they are ascertaincd to be in foal f,rfeits The IT.
surance. Care but 10 responsibility for accidents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-22

~ we are authorized to announce J. ". 4.
PATTERSON au independent Candidate for the
Legislature, al the ensuing August election.
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TIE CELEBRATED

L Fl O III ID u * e
WILL make the present season com g.,
w menciug Isl April, al Col. Vim. B. 10
Smiths stab es, , miles south OF Cambridge, Sa-
line eodniy, under the superintendent Of Mr..
ICE Smith. Terms, the same rs heret0f0Te-S20
insurance, payable when The fact Is asce-taiued,
or the mare parted with. Good pasture &c afford
ed tor mares from a distance. and all care taken,
bu. 10 res possibility for accidents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
EXTRA 4 TaREE AND SIX VIII. TAXEs.
Assessed and collected for the impro yement Of
the following County Roads, to wit:
PEGsRYsDURG TOWNSHIP.


Road No. lon Road between northeast
corner of Section 81 aud north quarter post OF
Section %, town 4. U. S. r., six Mills on the
Dollar valuation, of all taxable property, lying
within one-iourth of mile on the north, and
one-haf mile on the south side thereof.
No. 3.-On Road between south quarter post
Of Section 80 aud north quarter post of S S.ct;on
26, town ;, u. S R., six Mills on the Dollar
valuation OF all taxable property within one
half mile of said road.
No. 4-On road between tracts 81 and 25 Of
the Maumee aud the Western Reserve Road
six Mills on the Dollar valuation OF all taxable
property in tracts No. 81, "a and %.
No. 5,-On Center road. commencing at Nc
Cutchenville Road on north line OF Section 28,
thence south westerly to south line of Sec cion
80, all in town 4, U. S. R., six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation, OF all taxable property within
one half mile thereof
No. 6-On County Road, commencing at the
south post of section 20, town H. U. S. R,
thence north to north quarter post of section II,
III same town and range; special tax of six
Mills on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property within half mile thereof, aud not
over half the distance TO any other Road run
ming nearly parallel thereto.
No IA special tax Of SIX Mills on the Dol
lar valuation of all taxable property on the
& 2,
east of northwest of section II all in town
A, U. S. R.; for the improvement of the County
Road, commencing at the east quarter post of
said section D, thence west to McCutchsn.
Vile Road and there terminating.
No Son east Oregon Road, special tax
Of six Mills on the Dollar valuation O.! all tax
able property within one-iourth of mile on
the east side, and one-half mile on the west
side thereof
No. Son Crane Creek Road commencing
at east boundary street, thence easterlY and
east to the east line OF Perrysburg Township, q
special tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation,
of all taxable property on the out lots border
ing on said Road, and all property within one
half mile on the south side thereof and with
in enc fourth mile on tn. north side of same.
No. l0.-Oa County Road, commencing at
the northeast corner Of section |, town 4, u.
S. r.. thence south on township line to the
Webster aud Troy Free Turnpike Road, in
section sc, same Town and Reserve a special
tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation, OF all
lands aud taxable property within one-half mi q
on each side thereof, excepting Road Tracts
Nos. % and 26, and lands north OF same, lying
within one-fourth mile Of the east Oregon
Road.
No. lion road commencing at the Perrys
burg and Fiuday Plank Road, on tie section
lins between sections Nos. Is and 10, in town
4, u s. r., thence east to McCutchenville Road
a special tax OF six Mills on the Dollar vaua
ton OF all toxable property within halt milC
on each side thereof
No. l2-0n Road,commencing at the north
east corner OF section 80, in town T. u. S. r
thsnce cast to north -eas! corner of SECTION 81