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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

GY-The Banner, and correspondent of the
Republican, are delighted at the way Mr.. Herndon
whipped out DR.. Hawkins. So are all of DIR.
Hawkins friends. Such replies, every day,
would elect Hswkins by three thousand votes!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

Judge Douglas beng asked few days ago why
Mr.. Buchanan was hostile towards him, replied
as follows: 'sBecause made him President-he
is sorry for 1t, as well as mysefn
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GLASGOW, MO,
THURSDAY ,:::::::::::::::::::::::::JULY &c, 1860.
Look for the x.

A cross (thus X Immediately before th
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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egThe Swings" had great time on the &C.
cason of Senator GREEN'S speech al Weston
Green was received in grand style-ccnducted to
the Ho,el-thence to the place of speaking, where
he showed nobody was nominated at Baltimore.
and declared preference for Breckenridge, son
principle" &C., &c. He was answered by Will
of Kansas Territory. MIR. Green accused the
Dou .lasites of importing aboitionlsts from Kan
sas, to oppose him, and said he expected they
would import them to vote against the democra-
cy-and if they did, he would have them put ir
the Penltentiary! After the Breckenridge democ.
racy had blowed off steam, the Douglasites 90
up Ratification Meeting, and so both swings
had good time of il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

FIRr PAGE.--Communicatic and Editorial
items.
FOURTH PAeE.-Short sketches Of the lives Of
Presidential candidates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

O. Douglas is airing himself away up North.
He made speech the other night in Boston,
q Stephen knows where his friends are to be
found!
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FOR CONGRESS

d D,s1.-JAS. S. ROLLINS, of Boone.
ard do DR.. NJ. C. HAWKINS, of Lewis.
an 90 JOHN SCOTT, of Buchanan.
5tb do FIT. MITCHELL, OF Lafayette.
6tb do JAS S. RAINS, of Jasper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

e Maj. C. F. Jackson has withdrawn from
the canvass. Judge Orr is still canvassing in the
south east, 'nd making hosts of friends as he tray
els.
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G LA S G O w WEEK LY., Z [ M E

ELEcroRIAL VorEs OF THE SrAzEs.-
As matter Of convenient reference, We
nubIish below a statement of the electoral
vote of each State in 1860, together with
,La r,nnIay vote in 1876:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

Coon CHEER!-The news from all points of
the State is most encouraging. A full vote will
insure the success Of the Union tInket,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-07-26

OF the Virginia papers, so far as heard from, %
are for Breckenridge, for Douglas, and 8 or I'M
certain.
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LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
IT, j. c. FAGG, of Pike.

Ger. ~ Sate-CASPER W. BELL, Of Charlton.
Trras,rrer--WM. BOYCE, of Lafayette.
grdifor-M. E. MOORE, of C. Girardeau.
attorusu Gereral-ODON GUITAR, of Boone.
Pegistsr-JAMES M. GATEWOOD, of Henry
SInt. of Schools-WM. T. DAVIS, of Howard.
Ra1rd of Public Works-WM. NJ. McPHER-
SON, of St Louis; LOGAN CLARK, of Nor
gan; SAMULE. MAGUIRE, of Platte.
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Election Re turns.

Will our friends, everywhere, send us the Off
cial result of their county votesa soon as known?
Don't forget this.
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CANDIDATEs DEPAR EMIT.


Ann .uncing fee, 50 in advance.
For Representatlye-Inde Candidate,
J. W. \. PATTERSON.
For Sheriff,
MARSHALL H. HARRIS,
JAMES H. IRELAND,
THOS. RAY,
For Assessor,
VIM. H. DUNCAN.
For County Judges,
w. L. T. EVANS,
MORGAN. A. TAYLOR.
For County TREASURER,
WALTER ADAMS.
For Circuit Attorney,
JOHN F. WILLIAMS.
H. NJ. PORTER.
For School Commissioner.
w. T. LUCKY.
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COMING Observation-Disclosures votes on the first
Monday in August, for full State Ticket, Con-
gressmen, and members of the Legislature. There
is Bell and Everett State Ticket, composed of
good and true men. A Douglas Democratic Free
Soil ticket, composed of men who have never E.
WINGED any leaning 10 the North, or freesolism.
unt:they..ab abandoned their own principles in going
for Douglas. The Breckenridge Democratic tick
ct, headed by true Southern democrats, who re-
fuse to aid the Lincoln ticket by going for Doug
las. a Black Republican ticket, composed main-
ly Of democrats, who first embraced squatter SOW
ereignty, and then found it very easy to go the
s'entire swine for Lincoln and Hamln.
North Carolina votes on the Sd of August, fol
State officers. Arkansas and Texas choose Con.
gressmen on the 9th. Kentucky will vote in Au'
gust for Clerk of Court of Appeals. Sheriff, &C
Vermont and Maine hold elections in September
and Florida, Mississippi, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, hold elections in October.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ORDINA NCES.
NO. 3I3.

NO. SD.
in Ordnance relating to The building Of City Hall.
DE II ordained by the Mayor and Councilmer
Thomson, j. V. Turner and Philip Baier, and the
Superintendent Public Works, be empowered 10
employ hands and purchase materials, to erect
City Hall on the lots purchased by said city
House to BEDS by 10 feet, 80 feet high, all TO be
done under the care and control of said commit
tee, and the board 10 obligate themselves TO APP
proprate from time 10 time, the money to carry
on said work. ,.
Passed and approved This 9th of July, 1860.
july 70 +. W. DIGGES, Mayor.
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NoN-INTERvENTIoN.- Douglas, and all
his followers, say they are for Intervention
by Congress- on the subject of slavery in the Ter.
ritories. This is good doctrine it is the doctrine
of the compromise measures of 1850, affirmed by
the Wing and Democratic National Conventions.
The Union men stand upon the doctrine of Nom
Intervention to-6ay-Non- Intervention by Con-
gress, and Non-Intervention by Territorial Legs
latures. Where does Douglas stand? He says
slavery is not carried into the Territories by the
Constitution, and that il cannot live in the Terri
tories without Territorial Laws for its projections
that the Territorial Legislature can prohibit or
establish slavery therein. Give this power to the
first Legislature of Territory, and what chance
has slavery? Northern men, with black carpet
sacks and Sharp's Rifles, will be shipped by the
thousand, by Emigrant Aid Socieies-will go
through by Rail Road, and prohibit slavery before
Southern man can get there with his negro es.-
And who will take his negroes INTO a Territory
in such a race? No sane man surely. Hence
Douglas Squatter Sovereignty doctrine as effec-
tually excludes slavery as the Wimot Prouso.-
Is any one so blind as not TO see this? People of
Missouri, the democratic editors and candidates,
who support Douglas, and call upon you TO sup
port them, are leading you into the quagmire of
free soilism. If you take Douglas now, you
strike blow at equal rights which is fatal 10 the
South. Look at the tendency of his doctrine,
calmly and dispassionately-forg party-and
you wall spurn him and all who support him
Why 60 for him, and against your own interests?
Breckenridge and Bell are admitted 10 be right
then choose between them, and lei the free sellers
choose between Douglas and. Lincoln.
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Glasgow Male Institute

Glasgow Male Institute.
VIM. T, DAVIS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
J.T.J. HUGHES, A. B., ASSISTANT.
rNHE Third Session of this Institute 30
will commence on the second Mon ETH
dav IN September next, and continue zsaSy
twenty weeks, exclusive of the Christ &@y
mas recess.
TERMS:
Primary English, including Geography,
ENGLISH Grammar and Arithmetic, per
session -. $500. ..--.- ...... 1900. Sl2 w
Mathematics, and other higher English. 10 w
Greek or Latin with any of the above..... ~ w
Contingent fee per session ...... ..'..' 80 W
it is our expectation to have, by the commence
ment of the term apparatus sufficient to illustrate
the principles of natural philosophy, ETC.
No deduction will be made for lost time, ex-
cept in cases Of protracted illness.
PUPILS from distance can obtain boarding IN
town or in the vicinity, on reasonable terms.
VIM. T. DAVIS,
iulyI9, 1860 PRINCIPAL
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Farm for Sale

IL The undersigned offers for sale, ~,
S5S farm Of 400 acres of land, lying in sssss;;I
~ Saline county, 10 miles southeast of Il
Miami and 10 miles west of Cambridge, embracing
one hundred acres Of good tlmber,.the balance al
good prairie, well adapted TO al the staples Ct
the country. There is astlall Improvement
hundred acres enclosed; and a moderate orch; r.
on the farm.
The above land is offered for sale at Sl0 rel
acre. Title good JNO. N. GARNETT,
June2S-Gm Petra, Saline CO.. =
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Dr. M. C. HAWKINS, Union candidate for
Congress, will address the people of the Third
District, at the following times and places
Speaking to commence at O'Clock P. M.
The Hon. JOHN B. CLARK is invited to meet the
same appointments.
Milan. ...................T Thursday, July 26th.
UnionyiIle, ...............F Friday, July 9th.
Kirksvllle, .... Saturday, July 2sth.
Edna, 90: ............... Monday, July 30th.
Monticello. ...... 500. Tuesday. July 3lst.
Lancaster, ................W "Wednesday, Aug. LIST
Memphis, 500. ......... Thursday, Aug. ID.
Waterloo, ...... Friday. Aug. Sd.
Alexandra, ...............S Saturday, Aug. i.
~All papers in the district are requested tc
publish these appointments.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
BANK OF ST. LOUIS,

EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. LOUIS,
GLASGOW BRANCH.
THIS Branch keeps constantly on hand sight
Exchange on The East and St. Louis, Ia
sums to suit, at current rates.
DABNEY C. GARTH, ----- PRESIDENT.
rHos. sHAcKELFo1D, > H. A. TURNER,
rHos J. BARrHoLow, JNo. D. locke,
IF. HAYDEN, G. W. MoREHEAD.
YIN. F. Dunnicq, tgsrk and Notary Pubic,
DISCOUNT DAYs.-Wednesday and Saturday,
Board meets at IL o'clock A. M.
febl6 w. {. BOON, C7shIer.
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--TERMS--
ONE DOLLAR, IN ADVANCE.
VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVE RETT, of Massachusetts
state Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JUDGE SAMPLE ORR, of Greene.
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WROTII e. CO..
Produce Commission Merchants.

MO. 100 MARKET STREET. PMladrl-
~ phia, will sell country produce, Grain.
Seeds, Flour, Potatoes. Fruit. Lard, Butter
Poultry, Eggs, &c, 10 the best advantage
for their customers.
The! have ample room to store Goods
free. Having Il practical knowledge Of the
business, solicit cunsignments with conf
dcucc.
Orders for the purchase of articles for
country use. executed with care and dis
patch.
EXPERIENCES I'll oskins, IIicskcll < Co.,
A. NJ. SpangIcr. Richard, Williams, Son {,
Co.. Slortriise \ Co., Philadelphia.
NkOTil & co. are also agents for Thos
right, NulSeryman, syracuse, N. Y. whose
Fruit Trees embrace the choicest variety Of
Apple, Peach, Plum and Cherry Trccs-
Also, all the Garden Fruits OF the very
best varieties. Grapes, Ornamental Trees,
shrubs and Plants.
ArrLEs.-N"rtrern Spy, Baldwin. r. l.
Grinncc, Rambo, Golden Russell, Fall Pip
pin, and many others.
PEARs.-DnchcsSc, DAngoulcme, White,
Dnycnnc, Bartlett, Swans Orange, and all the
good varieties.
CHERRIES, PLuMS, APRICoTs, QuINcEs.
I2-An opportunity is now presented Of
procuring HEALTHY. Young Trees from il
northern latitude, thrifty and beautifully
grown, which fact inSureS successful trans
planting. Feb Is, l5G0-tt.
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AH.9.sII 6. NEEDI.ES,

FARMERS DEPOT FOR GENUINE
SCPEh-pIi0SpHATE OF LIME.
The old established and standard article.
Price SIS per 1000 lbs. g. cents per lb.)
GUANO.
PERUVIAN.-We sell NONE but No. /
GOVERNMENT. Beware Of the counterfeit
article.
AMERICAN.-From JARVIS ISLAND, re-
celvcd direct per ship . Rcynard.'
lCiABOE.-Iwo cargors Of this well
known FEATnERY Guano, imported per
= Trovatore " aud ".Annic."
Allen & Needles New Fertilizer.
Highly Ammonatcd, composed of Bones
Hair, Wool, Animal matter, and Suphuric
Acid. 1t contains all that is wanted for a
FIRST Glass MANrRE.
Pr'cc $50 per- 2OGO. Il cent pc, ~
n. B.-We wish You to bear in mind, that
in NO CASE do we sell any articles unless we
know them to be genuine, and would res
pcctiullv call your attention 10 the premiums
taken at the following Agricultural EXhibi-
tions, diplomas OF which may b. seen at our
Counting loom,
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MARBLE YARD,

~ WiL.KI.NGTO.N, DEL.
fENllE SUBSCRIBER having taken the
Il old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleland, decd, in Market Street, respect.
fully announce to the public that they manu-
iacture Marble Monuments, TOmbs. Head
and Foot stones. American and Foreign,
Nantes. and House Work of every descrIp.
ton, such as Water Tables. Door Sills. Win.
dow Stills and Lin'els, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed ON the most
approved patterns and workmanship. ALE
orders promptly ATTENDED to.
Sep. 10, 1869. THOMAS SMITH.
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Successors to X. & a. CAMpRELL)
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in "a
1FlFINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sill x
YER and PLATED WARE, &c.
227 Baltimore Street, s. T.. cor. Charles,
hive just received AMI offer for sale on the most
liberal terms. Gold and Silver Watches from the
most celebrated Liverpool. LONDON. Swiss and
American Factories, which for style, finish dur l.
bity and price, cannot be surpassed by any house
in the country. Also. FINE JEW ELEY ofevery
description. embracing the newest designs. Silver
and Platelware, all Of the most beautiful patterns
Fine Jewery and watch Cases made to order at
short notice
~ Watches and Jcwelry carefully repaired in
tue best manner and all work guaranteed
y'CalI and examine before purchasing
Aug u, l9j9-ly.
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GcsEllEfES Is BAILEY,
" llOLESALE
RnNkSniipr and EiAfilucrS.


No. 1852 BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Hanover
BALTIMORE,
A RE prepared TO ofFa. to the Country
IN Trade, Goods in their line, at prices
that will compare favorably with those OF
any other market.
Their Stock Of ScHooL, LAW, MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS Books is large and we'll
selected.
a large and varied assortment Of Foreign
and American Stationery can always be
had at their establishment
They keep constantly on hand full sup
ply Of BLANK BOOKS of different STYLES
and of their own manufacture. Having a
BMdery connected with their Store, they
are, at all times, able, at short notice. to fill
orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern.
or OF any desired style of Binding.
Orders, received by mail, will meet with
prompt attention.
q on are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb A. 1860
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TO EEOTSEMEEPERs.
New Flour and Feed Dealer.

If You want your moneys worth call on
JOHN III. MAHANEY,
IN ELkTON, on North Street, tbetwcen
the Jail and Smiths lIotel) where the fol-
lowing articles can always lie found OH hand,
cheap for cash.
FLOUR AND FEED STUFF.
Extra White Wheat Flour, Superfno
do, Extra Red Wheat Flour, comMon Do,
Mldlings, White and yellow Meal, White
and common Ship STUFF, Corn and Oats in the
Grain. [Aug. &, 1859.
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% ljo1ssrEsc
FLOUR AND FEED!
IL YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH
CALL ON

IL 1OC WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH
CALL ON
WIN. II. GILES,
TN the Hollow" nearly opposite tile Howard
L House, ELkTON, Md. where the following
articles can always be found on hand, cheap for
CASH:
FLOUR IND FEED STUFF.
Extra White Wheat Flour, Extra Red Wheat Flour
Supcriinc Common
Middiings. Buckwheat
White and Yellow Meal White & Common Ship
Corn and Oats in the Grain. Stuff.
Corn and Wheat Bran, Corn and Oats Ground.
PROFESSIONS IND TEGET1BLES.
Fresh and Cornell Beef. Pork Sausage Shad,
Herring, nc. Sweet Potatoes, Irish do, Beans,
Cabbngc, Pumpkins &c.
POULTRY IND GAME,
Always on hand. in season. such as-Turkeys,
Gcese. bucks, Chickens, Rabbits Squirrels,
rarridseS &c.
Trade or highest cash price paid for all
articles in his line
lie f,vor of the public is respectfully solicited,
and VIII be thankfully received.
WIN T. GILES.
p. SAIL articles delivered dlthin the limits
OF the town. Llktoi Dec. IL, lojS-tf
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY
HENRY GAEuIE.

W HREROOlIS,
Nos Is, II, and 10, n. EuTAW STREET
BALTIMORE.
OFFICE Northeast corner of Euaw and
" Fayctic streets
The undersigned have always on -r,7--7
hand one of the largest assortment off 80 aI3
PIANO FORTES, VT y Z ]
in this city. which for beauty of finish, power and
sweetness of tone, elasticity of touch, have by
judges been pronounced unrivalcl.
The highest premium of II GOLD MEDAL. ha'
been awarded them a the late Fair Of the Mary
land institute, hell in October 1889
Every Piano guaranteed for five years,
and n privilege of exchange granted within six
months from day Of sale il not entirely satisfactory
-y Terms ard prices liberal. and cali is
resrrcfrliy solicited before purchasing elsewhere
ty7PIANOS taken i'll exchange -hireI, tuned
and repaired
SEVERAL SECONDHAND PIANOS for
sale low for cash. HENRY GAEiILE
Dec 81, lSJJ-ly.
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philadelphia.
IL HE'S {:

AKA Res:
!. Money is received every day ana in any
amount. large or small
2, FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money
from The day it is put in
- The money is always paid back in GOLD.
whenever it is called for, and without notice.
4. Money is received from EXECUTORS. ADMIN.
iSTRtroEA. GUARDIANS and Others who desire to
have it in place Of perfect safety, and whore
interest can be obtained for it,
b The money received from depositors is in
vested in REAL ESTATE, MuNTGtGES. GRorSp
NENrS, and such other first class securities Il the
Charter directs
&. OFFICE ll>rns-Eyery day from Q till 8
O'Clock and on Mondays and Thursdays till 8
o clock in TIE evening
HENRY l.. BENNER. President.
ROBERT SELFElDGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary.
Henry l. Benner, T. Carroll brewster
Edward Il. Carter, .Joscph b. Barry.
Robert Scfridge, Francis Lee.
Samuel X. Ashton, .Josapb Ycrkes
Z. Lanlrcth Muuns Henry UlTendc,nrr
OFFICE,
WALNUT ST., s. W. corner of Third St.
PHILADELPHIA,
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b r. RAY, ESQ. Dear Sir We used your
National Reaper and Mower with perfect satsfac-
ton. J. with all our neighbors, were Surprised
TO see your machine do work that we thought
impossible for any machine to do We lid not
break the least thing about it We all consider it
the best, strongest and lightest machine now in
use. think | can sell ten of them the coming
season. | expect to see you next Tuesday.
Yours, ". PANNELL.
Jan 7, 1850 GIN,
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TA7OOD WANTED.-GoodB Black Oak
w Wood wanted in exchange for Store
Goods, at the New Store House. east end of
Elkton, by WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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CERTIFICd TES:

SpEsrTIA ISLAND, june 2lst 1850
DEAR SrR The Rays Reaper and Mower ="
purchased from you has given me great sati>tac-
ton. | think lis utility as Il Mower has been
fully tested in my field. Although the clover was
not only very heavy aud very much beaten down
by the wind aud rain, still the machine cut it well
and with great ease to two horses. | am thankful
to You for having recommended it to me, as
greatly prefer it az MOWER to my Ilussey's
machine"
can say nothing of its efficiency as n REAPER
us have not yet tried it. Yours respectfully.
EOBT. ii. SMITH
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GOaf;eCtiOnerIeS.

have just received from Philadelphia q
choice lot Of Cumectioncrics, which will DO
sold cheap for cash, Wholesale and retail
Thankful for past tavors, b. respectfully
solicit Il continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton J une 10, 1853.
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New Cracker Bakery in Elkton.

MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
LfI OF informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
of all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow, to
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for narteS &c
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SHATIS! SIlAWLS - Stella, Blanket,
~ aud Mantlla Shnwls, the finest stock of
Wollen Blankets ever offered Just opening at
Oct =. WIN TORRENTS.
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pERSoNS who like good Groceries, such
L as Sugars, Molasscs, Coffee, Teas, Spices,
VIII lind the place to get them cheap is the
New Store, cast end Of Elkton, from
v NJ. MeCLELLAND,
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Prices of Combined Machines

FROM $llO TO 1925.
OFFICE 40 w. Lombard Street.,
Baltimore.
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j. & II. CAMPBELL,

JOHN CAMPBELL.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-20

The Edn.undson and Hickman Reacontre-
With regard to the recent difficulty between
two Representatives at Washington the Phil
adelphia Ledger remarks:
"Some of the newspapers are making a
fuss about triaing fracas between Mr..
Edmundson, of Virginia, and Mr.. Hickman,
of Pennsylvania, and are trying to putt 1t up
to the dimensions of a sectional QUARREL
This Mr.. Hickman has boosted, in and out
of Congress, of the power OF the North to
fog the South into submission to all North
ern measures. The style in which this has
been done, shows that this Boosting is but
piece of insolent braggadocio, meant to in
suit. When man threatens what he is 60
ing to do, he must not be surprised il some
bsdy should take him at his wori, and MIR.
Edmundson, with no undue advantage, put
Mr.. Hickman to his mettle. 1t would have
been great deal better if Mr.. EdmuHdson
had paid no attention to Mr.. Hickman's ri
diculeus rawlings; but since Mr. Hickman
brought the assault upon himself by his in
solent conduct, we do not see that there Is
any call for Congressional interference in
the matter, as the affair did not take place
in Congress, and was caused more by words
spoken out of it than in it. 1t was personal
brawl between two members, where each
was upon an equality in physical force and
preparation for defense. IL Mr.. hickman
does not like to be responsible for his boast
ing, he should learn to keep civil tongue
ia his head