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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

New CoUSTERFEIT.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer has the following:
A new counterfeit Sl0 note en- the Bank
Of Louisville, Ky, las just been put in cir
culation. Wig. lower left end, mother with
son and daughter, right end, portrait Of boy
with broad. trimmed hat, center, large red
X. The shading behind engraving en- left
end is dark and coarse. The expression
OF portrait on right end is unnatural-w wild,
staring. idioiic like.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

10 wait till the Legislature met, and 1, be
here at that time, so that we could consult
, with the members from all parts OF the
, State, and fix upon proper time; that in
nv Judgment, WE SHOULD NOT co OUT OF
THE UNION UNTIL THE LEGISLATURE HAD
TIME TO ARM THE STATE TO SOME EXTENT
AND PLACE 1T IN PROPER POSITION OF
DEFENCE. s.st -i-.:
This was, in substance, the sum tetaI Of
all said 10 him.
Gov. Price said many things to me in
that short interview which am not al lib
erty 10 repeat, and which l could not do
without doing violence 10 my sense Of hon.
or, violating every rule of prOpriety which
governs the intercourse OF gentlemen, and
forfeiting all claim TO the position Of an
honorable member of community.
4 If it be the purpose Of Paschall and Price
to make me indorse the position of the Re-
publican. and the miserably base and cow
ardly conduct of Gov. Prices submission
convention, then they are wofully mistaken.
Lashed and driven as they have been by
an indignant and outraged constituency
from their position Of unconditional Union,
they are now seeking shelter under the
miserable absurdity Of EARNED neutrality"
About the only truth in Paschal's article
is that in which he states my policy TO be a
peace policy. This is true. am for peace,
and so is everybody except Lincoln and
Frank Blair.
You will do me an especial favor TO in
form Mr.. Paschall that whenever Govern
or Jackson wishes his position upon matters
Of public interest properly stated before the
people he will take some direct manner Of
doing it, and not rely upon the colored and
gafbled statements of set Of men, who,
r-'er the garb of friendship, seek TO obtain
+ idence only 10 betray it, and play
II pimps and spies.
4 think Missouri should secede TO-
morrow, but / do not think it
that l should openly so declare.
time TO arm the State; and |
very responsibility to do it
patch. Missouri should
,une,sss and Ken,uc
'"" 1'
I'd TO 60 out, and
l1's
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,
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original editions.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

GA special dispach TO the New Or
leans Picayune, from Richmond, June ooh,
says the Virginia Convention had adopted
the permanent Constitution of the Confed-
ernte States, reserving TO Virginia the right
10 secede on certain contingencies. Virginia
is progressing. She reserved no such right
in adopting the federal stitution, and her
greatest statesman, Mr.. Madison, said she
had 10 such right
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01
NUMBER TWO.
Executive CHAMBER,

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
JErrEnsoN CRY, April 2S, 1861.
J. W. TucxtR, Esq,-.Ny Dear SIR:
write this note in confidence. and under a
state Of mind very peculiar. / know not
when have been SO deeply mortified as
on yesterday, when | read the leading ar
ticls in The Repabiiean. Gov. Price called
on me a few days siuce, when passing on
his way 10 St. Louis. We had an inter.
view Of ten minutes. not more. 1t was
strictly private and confidential. =
Neither was at liberty to repeat what the
other said, much less was either licensed
to mistake and misrepresant the position Of
the other. Governor Price asked me what l
thought as 10 the fine Of calling 'hs Conssn-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01
THE
MakOra .ArabiCa,
DISCOVERED BY A
MISSlO AIRY
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABII

w II l. L L Il r. l. N " N A II 4 1 a.
Ill who are suffering from Consumption
| n should use the MAKORA ARABlCA, dis
covered by missionary in Arabia.
| All who are threatened with Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by a
missionary in Arabia.
| All who are suffering from Bronchitis should
use the Makora Arabica, discovered by mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from sore Threats,
Coughs and Colds, should use the Makora Arabi-
ca, discovered by missionary in Arabia. u
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofula
and Impurities of the Blood should use the Ma
kora Arabica, discovered by missionary in Ara
bia.
1t cures Consumption. @
| It cures Bronchitis.
Ii cures Sore Thoat, Coughs and Colds. f2t
II cures Asthma, Scrofula, and impurities Of
the Blood,
This unequaled remedy is now for the first
time introduced 10 the public.
It was proVldentialiy discovered by mission
aiy while travelling in Arabia. He was cured of
Consumption by its use after his case was pro-
nounced hopeless by learned physicians in Eu-
rope. -.
He has forwarded to us in writing, full ac-
count of his own extraordinary cure, and Of a
number of other cures which have come under bis
observation, and also full account of the medi-
cine. IL
AT his request, and Impelled by desire TO ex-
tend knowledge of this remedy 10 the public, we
have had his communication printed IN pamphlet
form for free distribution. Its interest is en-;
hanced by an account which he gives of some Of
the scenes of the Syrian massacres, which he OBJ
tanned from those who were sufferers in that aw-
fui tragedy. .as ns
Z This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office,
or il will be sent free by mail to all who apply
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~ SinueisiI, y
viii ueIend me from the
which Pasehal and Price
ed to place me. Call on
paper 10 defend me, and ass
am fighting under the true fdA
Who does not know that eve
Of my heart is with the Southy
ture, in my view. should sit inn
sion, and touch nothing but the me4,
defense. Let the measures Of Mr.
geon, Mr.. Pasohal, Mr.. Taylor and
ny, in regard 10 their railroads, fll
the board. ] have not the paiielnce
TO talk Of such matters now. LAt us
preserve orr liberties, and attenI .
business after.ward. Let all our. e,
and all our means be applied to oorN
Tense and safety. Yours truly,
G. r. JACKSON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

I5A gentleman was once praising the
personal charms of very homely woman
before MIR. Foote, the commedian, who
whispered TO him: Sand why don't you
lay claim to such an accomplished beau'yp"
-"Wbat Fight have TO her?" said the 9TH
er. Every right by the law Of nations, as
fths first discorerer."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01
o. S. Circuit Court--Tuesday July 2s
OPINION OF THE ,uABEAs conrvs CASES.

As there appears TO be some mlsappre.
hension as to the power and duty of Cour.
or Judge Of the United States in cases of
Habeas, Corpus, we will state: .. =
Writ, of Rabeas Corpus are "writs of
right but ''not of course" =. They are
granted on probable cause, shown by afEi.
davit or other competent testimony.
United States Courts and Judges ordlna.
rilY have Jurisdiction only when the de-
ten,ion or restraint is "under or by color of
the authority Of the United States," and IN
such cases their jurisdiction is exclusive.
When person is brought before such
Court or Judge upon such writ, and it
should appear upon The return made
10 such writ that the petitioner was
taken, or is held as a prisoner of war,
and such return be not traversed, or il ira
versed, the facts should SO appear, the pc
TONER will be remandedto the military au-
thOrity. But if it should apr ear, from ev.
idence, upon such Traverse, that the petit
toner was not taken in arms. or was in nc
proper sense engaged in or connected with
any military enterprise, be would, if moth
ing else appeared against him be dischar-
ged.
II il appeared that be had committed any
ofense properly cognizable by military
authority; he would be remanded TO such
military authority. e. .,. sons.
II it appeared that he had committed any
criminal ofiense under the laws of the l.
nited States, not cognizable by military
tribunal, he would be committed or ballet
as the case might require, to answer such
Offense before the proper United State.
Court. .+...-
Ii i. should appear that such petitioner
Is not prisoner of war, or properly held
by military authority, but is stirring up re-
belliOn, or endeavOrlng 10 incite and stu
up persons TO rebel against the United
States, or to violate the criminal laws OF
The United States, in any other particular r,
or is himself threatening or about TO violate
the laws Of The United States, he would
under authority Of the act of Congress Of
1898, be required to enter into recn.-si.
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Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1860,
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

EThurlow Weed condemns the course
of the Abolitionist, Lovejoy, for attempting
TO drag the Slavery question into Congress.
He says: THE country will insist that he
halls Of Congress are not the proper place
just now 10 trot out the negro"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

I5Geo. q. VEsT, OF Cooper, who fig
ured pretty extensively in this State on the
secession platform, was in Frankfort, Ken.
lucky, last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

FBetween sixty and seventy millions
Of money IS said to have been paid out al
ready in getting ready to commence TO be-
gin 10 prepare 10 enter upon the war.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-01

EThe Brandon (Miss.) Republican
says that one half of the papers published
in tha, State have been discontinued,
through The want Of money 10, carry them
on.
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M / II ne fpta< $ aus

00H Hl. Wptt01efcr,
@de per TUnften unD @abalbawzStraBe>
5wil9en pen1 @uurt-9au6 unb g. Wp{t .Sfice>
auf'S 9feue ein9eri9tet unb ppQltdnbig lit alien
Sran9en ausseitattet, cinl@l'ebli9 ber
be ten Sprten QS E ne unp 8 1re
fit bic 8ur.
Dte Gafel 1T ununterbrp9en uerleyen nit alle1,
Delifats6en ber @ailon.
Soft per @o9e $780, per Sag rs &ts. Gin
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unb aufmertlame Ycbieuung itet5 aur 5anb'
6armer finben ba cute 6talunaen.
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Stattftl@ee.-&s miro jebt aus
pff3ieuen 8ueuen betannt bab BET ber
lebten sroben @ai1er6nptb III 6oQanb SO
Menl9en bas 9eben perlpren baben.
ertranten 1908 Gtiid @ieb, 215 3duler
murben btnwe98elpiilt 3ertSrt pber ein9ez
{tlr3t fnp SO, erbebli@ bel4dbi9t 1712,
tbeilweile bei9dptet 357 5duler 4702
Menl@e&, &purben abba9lp8. z
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st. 2p1eiS Gr6an3e,"
(frUber DofptQ>5pu1e),

@de Der Tprt= II. St; MntpnyfraBe>
eesenIber oem uWinslowboule,"
nntersei@neter emplieblt bern1it ieuen 0reun=
ben uno benz pere1rten publtfum Minnelota'5 lein
&eilenpe, lotpie 8parber6 finbsn quite Benirtb=
une uno &pirb e5 mein etfrtele5 8efreben 1eir1,
1eoen MIDI Seebrenoen 3ufriepeu gu {tellen.
CUTE @tallun9 befnoet ib tei' m 9aule.
6erro 2uuoer
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ct. @aml, A>nneiota, @a,pita8, Sen Is. Suni 1861.

@err Jbr
Mbpnnement fit bic Wftn1t+
@taatS3eitu119 1T nit 9{rp.
6eS ten Sabr9an9S
Qbgelaufen>
SIRE &iidlfQnbe betrage1t
S Sbne Mn5ablung
fQ1t1t SJbne11 bic 5taat85elt=
1t1t9 11t6t ferrer 3ugelen6et
1perber. Die @rpe6tttpn*
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goeuteu per &liun. Staats5eitun9.
W(t11ne1pta.
5n1tuss uno Dotpta g.. Serr .Ser,r9:
Nep linn unb Brcwn County 6r. Tprlter,
81. Veter unc Ncplst Gty gH. SAlamsl,
5t. Intbpny II. MinniappliS> Srtb u. Snobland9,
Carver ct. Suit,
Mnnfatu 5;rr YTaH.
5tiupater unc 5DaIbinetpn Gty 81. @4eifer,
o8iupua uup gSnpna @tY 6r. Slider.
Yeueplain 5err Irans y. 5eYoerteot.
Jar,tault, Nice g., Serr Gottfrieo 6leden,te'n.
9ier> Iritr yerr Gugeu Ibein.
9teacs Gambling, $. Duerre.
9tep oSing, 5srr Srbn 6rleor'd'
9Satalbaw> 0eor9 9uber.
Suiialp Sits, Wisc. 5r. @4iittler.
t5puntan City, 9Siss. Dr. @pibr.
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@tel5er<@pu1e*

%btltpp Sfel5er, Gt9enfBan1ef.
St. peter, Wfinn.
DieleS neae @aQbaus 1T fir pas reilenbe putli-
tun 1est er9fnet* apt9dnser bem Sag tpercen
81 ben btllt9lten Yreil len auf9enpmmen. Cute
Stallun9 uno 9Solier ltets 81 baben.
yu9 1T bier bic @ta9ezSffce fit 9raz
perle bes Sicur> ct. peter uno Nepzulm.
YofAailen 9eben BON bier aus Mpntass unb
6reita9S BON ct. peter na9 Netp-l1lm unb am
ndbIten Sage retpur.
Na9 IA @rcie Dien1tass unb @amftaes,
Mpntass unb JreitaeS retpur.
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ID a s ! in9ton 6onse,

oeutI@e5 @oit : uno Bparpin9 9aaS
Don Aeter Saf,
ct. .NntbpnYitrabe> nabe bem uQSinslptp~
9oule".
Das v@albinetpn >5aus" bieiet apltsdusern
uno gslesentli9 gintsbrenben an cpmfprtablem
2psis unb ppblbeieBter Safsl Wae8, mas Don ei=
nen1 euteu 5aule erwartet ,pirb. q. @aB.
9% @ute Stouunoen tei'm 5aule.
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&etter'S
. afDt1b = 9pu1e,
Vetp>ulm, Wtn1

JeD>ulnl, ssDF1n1t.
Der l1nter5eiGnete bena9ri9tist bas putltfum,
baB Ct nnter pbtsem gameu Elm beut19es .Sptel
er0nnet tat> bas 9tetlenben ale 8equen,licbfeiteu
bartietet.
E~ STR @ta!1uneen 1T ebenfalS auf bas
Bette 9elor9t. @siter.
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M6bre0e1.

Gafpb Bprf II. 8ruber,
@de Der Se9Sten unb Waba1bapfraBe>
ct. Yaul,
empReblt N9 benz Yublitum nit taelib fril@ &C.
bafeueu Brpb unb Ru9en.
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@pmf fortableS beut16e6
@ d It. 1tnD 6 . It + au8
4>r,t. Sf> >f>1usfrkn-ShnT

Sort : Strabe, nobe pem @lpdenbau6.
Der l@nterseibnete erlaubt i9 biermit, bic Muf-
mertlamfett bes eiubeimil9sn uno auamartisen
beutl9en putltum5 auf iein nett uno tequen,
etngeri9tetes @ait. uno apfbauS Su lenten.
Sn oem1elben linbet ber tpertbe Walt bic aQer=
freunoli9ae uno biuielte 8ebienuns, reinlidbes
Hesia, quite Soft, furs Nles> mas in elmer an(tdn=
oi9en Wirtbl9aft beanlpru9t tperben FAINT.
@ute @taQun9 befnoet it9 etenf falls tcim 9au1e.
Das @treben bes l1nterseigneten 1T bic Mner>
tennun9 oerer> bic Jpn beebret.
SbepbDr s dn1111
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@afbtu9tpn=s6aus,
Drttte Strabe> St.Yeter Mtnn.
Dieles 5ptel bat cine Mnsabl BON eeraumigen
3immern unb befst iiberbaupt ale 8equemlieb-
tetten zines 5auies erlter ala11e.
0ute StaQunsen ftno benz 5aule beisefiet.
Die pplt9aile Serlabt bas u@a1binston<5 5auS@
fi1r Neu=lllm jeben Treitas II. Mpntae Mpraen.
peter 9arff, @igentbumer.
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9rittcr ee5abr9a,19.
Die ]llinne(otu StaQtS1eitunQ

Die JIlMN9 I0tN 6taQtS6Gltun0
Sde ber Oritteu uub Waba1 baw-
9trabs, cine Greppe bp9,
.r1deint wDhentli9 uno tpltet swet DOH.
per Sabr, IN &orau5besablun9.
g;!,slue Mummern foiten Gents.
Scoir9un9cn.
sypurircn fann man ;u irgeno elmer 3ett oeS
:1obrcs; bod fInnsu sic bent Nbpnnement npran<
1ebencen Mummern uibt ua98eianot perben+
Or 5ublcription5= =Sstras fann IN 9foten it,
1cnp siuer eutcn 8aut eingel9idt merben.
EsS@ Benn @elp 1T resltrirten SreTen oer7
loren acbt, traeen mir pen Serlult; bpb nt1t IN
,nreatltrirten Srle1eu.
Vie Wittbeiuugen, Qeleer u. |. ~. l1no 81
aecreliireu: ,,,c,
Hcutber S; Gre1, WublilbsrS.
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9r+ @pienf,
prattil@er q rst, @eburtSbelfer uno
Sperateur,
oemabrt drstli9en Beiltanb fir aQe &rantbeiten
6es n1dnnliden unb treibli9en @eIdle9tS unb
Yerlpri9t bel umii9tieer 8ebanbluns nidt nur bic
@ermSee eensSerbdltni0e Mrner gu terlidlidttaen,
lonbern AUDI nur ua9 pcafOmmfner 5eilune 80"
nprar gu perlan9en..
Mliftena bel Gntbinbun9en mad l1mfanben BON
81 90 auftparts. ~
Sfdee; @fe Der Miunelota- uno Dritten ctr.
NeIbeus: 6prtltraBe.
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Wftt1nelDt1<61uS,
MantatO, @de bon Jront> unb plum StraBe
Clemens &rpn.
m. ger 1ntefss'qnsts LENT biermit ersetenf biz
Nutmertla,ntett oes publitum auf {ein tuublein-
9ert@tetes @anbaus gum
Wtnne1ptaz6au8
pel9es in 8e3us auf feline iunere MusRottuuo.
prei le un6 8ebienune feinem abnlideu Gtabii1e>
ment i'm Npropelen na9lebt.
@s ~'ro belanberS barauf bineewielen, baB 1ldb
PEI oem 9auie quite @talluns befnbet nnt allt
Sorten 6Atter fur pferee unp Sblen itets 3u ba-
ben lnb.
S9b Clemens Rrpu.
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$pte1 Saber,
Tprt< @tra &c. 9e9eniiber Der alien
u@@petserz 5etmatb".
l1nter5et9neter empfeblt bter,nit 1einen alten
Treunben in Minneipta uno benz publifum i'm
MQsemeinen lein neuerDFnetes beqnem unb wpbn>
lit etnsert9tetes @5af= nnb &pftbaus.
@elegentli9 Sertebrenee, tpie bier an1dI@tas
pertbe @afe fnben in metnem !5aule quite o.
wirtbune nne 8efriebisnns aller sere6ten Mn>
lprii9e.
Cute @taQuns be7nbet i9 bei'm 9aule.
Yaul Jaber.
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81 r Better Sale

II / . T I'll y q If
son g. g. @anf,
Dritte @trabe, eeeeniiber Der presbyteriam=
Stride, ct. paul, Minn.
Sn bteient neu= unb freunblib eiuaetidteteu
Qasertter -@alrpn 1T ftets gu baben
8eite5 2a9erbter 2 @laS fir 5 Gents
9alte @peiien unb Seine Gigarren.
S. 9. 9tanf.
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ct. Naul=Sau8

unr 2a9erbter< @alppn
son S6enrY Na@pr.
Seueplatrs, Wtnn+
Sn 8erbinouns NIT benz 5ptel inb auseeseius
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19
Ba- Tie Common Council of Memphi

BSE- Tie Common Council of Memphis
have referred to the Vigilance Committee
petition to erect a battery on an eligible
point at that city. The petition says:
The disturbed condition of the country
the rapid progress of the revolution, the
dissolving and reconstructing of govern
ments, all warn US that preparation, at
least, should be made to avoid any calami-
ty that hostile attack might produce.
Situated as Memphis is, the most impor-
tant and exposed point on the Mississippi,
the threatening attitude now being assumed
by the Northern States and the General
Government, the encouragement offered in
such an unsettled state of public affairs to
murderous and plundering raids, all admon-
ish US that our city should be placed in an
attitude of defense, prepared to resist any
attack.
The undersigned also request your hon.
orable body to grant, in addition to the
privilege of selecting a suitable point for
erecting battery, such appropriations and
assistance as seem to your honorable body
commensurate with the importance and ne
cessity of the defense.