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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
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C. D. POTTER & co
uAvE nov in 4tors the -1argest and inoss com
IL pictc assUrllnchtol RI $50
American and Foreign Hardware

II plcte assgrlInehtor ~
American and Foreign Hardware
ever 0fsrcd in thi market insisting part OF
stti TI Cast 81 Ftt;crr,a, II n
/ Ton T. V +. and AtnrrfCan Nail Rod d =
Sprngs-Wagon, buggy, Suky and Scat of Eastern and
AxIcs, vices 1nvils Bellows. &c. Coil Chain = SIG,
e and i-I6 Log Halter aud Breast Chains Cow Tics;
Plunp Chain ANA nIbc, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c:
$50 kols Nails 81 to 0d, Wrousha and EIstesu SO Of
best tra1,'is in market: Horse Nails and ehocs;
2co boxes quality Glass, fraIn x9 to 30X4a (any
size order9 SASH Doors and Blinds furnished at
manufacturers prices; ...--
autS-Whitc and Rel Lead in oil AID dry French Zinc
White, Iithcracr V5nitan Red, Whiting &c; Iurpen-
tine Iinseed oi! and Fu.sy ~, - ~, s,.
Brushes Feather busters
800 doz Door Locks and Iatches complete asoTtmcnt
Loo dog Grccnwools Butts; 100 doz wrought, bread,
Greenwood Congress Bats Bind Fastening
Locks, l cord Gmiet-poihted screws
II d L Z t. II L L r. Y.
c. r. p & Co yyouhI respectfully attention oJ
hoysckeepeTsBd others to theirstock of Table Cutlery
consisting Of Ivory Balanced Handles. Buffalo Horn
Cocoa and cOfunDn HIndes with and tined steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled tarvcrs
80 d2z Pocket @ catIGrE e diiersst 9 yEEie!ss
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and Simnlonds Bench,
Shingle and Lathing IIatchcts;
AHgurs-Miwright's :, Carpenter <, C. :. and common
Bs-Cark's Graduated CIrlrctlll's Hammer TN ists l.
Iiommcdicu's and common q ----L---.
Chisels-C- s Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer
Saws-Ica and Iea3t's 8Eulay and sash, English ami
American Cut shepherd s Ifvng's, Spear & JACK
son and etlor makes hand Is'nnel Rip, Ten9n md
Bench Planes ,Plumbs ,Lr1cls &c. s-+ -T
Handlcs-su Saw, Itaue Augur, eilisel, Pick, rs
Gate hinges shutting and common 1000 strap and
Joint hinges Wrought Rasps anLStaPles, Gate latchcs
Whips, Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and EnaIn-
eled Leather; Emamecd Carriage Cloths OIL Table
Cloths and oil Carpet Saddlery and Harness Trim
minEs Shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages,
Glasses, Canary Seed, ETC. together with thousand
other articles to which the attention OF the pubic
-s respectfully inyi tied aug. &c, SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
CO UL y e RS
Fsw ApftFOtype and Photograph
Gallery lD Now Omen.

a IL those wanting good PICTURES should
"A give BIN acaL lts has Of the host and af stst
North and side lights In the State and having
purchased one the best hole size Cameras mannfctuT
ed he will warrant his pictures 10 be unsurpassed IN
city the Union. He has large reretlIoS
rooms and one operation room, which and well
ventilated thus making " pleasant for all visit him
His Photographer Of the finest and latest STYLE ana
have toon prn0unoed by eonnosieurs TO be uns1rssed
the States and 10 never fade. All are invited 10 c
at his new OF rooms IN Union Hall next dom IL n
brand sstore, and examine specimens. H-Asty les a
Pauores made at this GalleFv. i'F Iipne 1b fer5a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Dr. J H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
nj ent.
r,T The Best -Externalin the World, ,-

Thousands Of human beings have beeh saved tfe or
dcurepitlde and misery by the use of this invaluable
Linimcnt II will relieve PAIN almost
and II will cleanse purify and heal the foue1t SORE
in an incredible short time. MCfEANs NoLCANiC On
VIII leve the most nVetcrate OF Rheum
rfism Gou or Neuralsgia For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles, Stiffness weakness in the Joints Muscles
t.leamcnts, il VIII never fail. Two applications will
cure Sore phFe9B Headache Eeraohe. For Barns or
scalds, or any pain It is an infdlhe reaedy Keep it
always on. hand, ... rf
horses will save money by using McLeanis Volcanic on
Linimcnt Il speedy and iniallibo for Calls
Sprains Chaos SwellinFs, Aameness, Swocny, Sores
Wounds Scratches, any external disease. Try t. and
you will be covictod. d -t-t ta.a-
DIR. j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
....Aa f., sf-. saT trs d. Saint Louis, Mo-
Z II. Z. STARR Bro, Agents for Delaware.
July Il, 1S61-fly ins, % -s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

OF the STIENWAY SCALE, manufactured in Now York
expressly for cs tom work. great trouble las been
thar The upper mites cpHld 81, heard tistntt u
IIS ~ cntrc!y overcome i this and
Witlstan'IHE the tremendous l".Wcr oi the haSs the
brilliant soun@s OF the UPpor NOTES be heard dls
tinrtY. Ties Iprriuty OF the OVerstruEg Piano is
well known to need c"nurnt. said flames will BE- war
rantcd for five years. also have the same article &,
casc IN ttc Of Black Walnut grained, that pcrsi
can Toll any difference which will be sold for rIy Gt
lars less than the Rose wDoi. Pianos Will be rented
tYcaStomcrs the rent to go toward pay ing Tor the Pia
50 should they purchase.
The subscriber l;S also hand n choice selection II
DLelodeons, GufdrS, TcI;ns. Drums, FTfes,
and I Islcl Instrum .nts generally. Ware Room tw
dnnrs rIst of Williams Block, on Winter ssroot.
March Is. lSdI.-y !. WfIf1rLESEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13


Tbatthe BLOOD PU2lEIER and 3LooDPILLshave been
proved by analysis 10
co AIN NO MINERAL;
Thatthey cure til IL most u iVerEAl complaint,
DYSPEPSIA ,...
with HerTing ,Tt1tRy, md in very shorttime That
after other 1cias proved uselessthey relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore hallt1 strength to thosuderer That
SICK FEMALES
who have hedfor in helpless weakness and
despondencJ lpsrate with greatrapdity under their
invgOratny operation. That all sexual disabilities
removed tler coria and gently stimulating proper
res. Tha they recruit ...sN tttt ~ = -
s4ArTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
hovTe5r icy may have been trifed with and abused
that thef 1rect tendency gthen life and render
it ENJOY 0ls That operating directly upon the poison of
disease 4 theblood, they
CAUSE soon To HEAL
and 5large from the system every tant Of ScrOfua
whet lerl editary or otherwise, That they
RECRUIT THE BEBfLTTATED.
and that there disease the Stomach Bowels,
tho liver, the nervous system, the skim glands
clcs, IMPURITIES BLOOD SECREToNs
in which they do give perfect reIi and (f admins
tered before the very citadel Of life has been invaded
eject painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed b. the experience Of thou
sands of living Witnesses who, in letters afdavs med
ical works and by word OF mouth proclaim them to be
the very best preparation Of the kind offered the
brOkendown victims OF il-health, They hunt disease
through every and organ of the system and
oxpel it thoroughly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority after
they not only better but in fact, cheaper than
other Pills for takes them to produce
| a better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood fer 81
Vegetable Blood Pills 70 cents box or boxes for 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

R8-IT CURED Mr.. s. Hemenway, Proprietor Of the
Niagara Street Omnibus line, OF Neuralgia and Kheua
tism the neck and shoulders.
EEg-ONE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed, Commission
errhantt severe Neuralgia of the head and neck,
after all other remedies failed.
nF-NIr L. GROSVENER, of Perry Street, who was
confined bouse, entirely unable to attend to
bushes is now well from the of Watson's Neural
gia King. -. -
hz-THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph Cooley,
Seneca street. of EXPLANATORY REUNATsN OF long stan
ding At the time OF commencing its use he was con-
tined 20 hIs bed
- Rs-JAMES VAN. YALKENBURG, a wel[known po-
Iicenaan of this city, cured of rheumatism and
Neuralgia in its worst form.
RJ7- INFIAMAIATORY RIIEUMATlSM Mr.. C. H.
Reed SO Carroll street, cured after trying other
remedies for years - -
RE-INFIA 8I1IATORY RITEIAIATISAIs OF FIVE YEARS
STANDING H. W. Putnam Sc Pearl Street cured
in three weekshad been under charge of best physi
clans ir his city. g..
RE-NEURALGIA in its worst form Of fifteen years
standing Mrs Lyman Rathburn, Of 2l5 Delaware ST.,
en.iEely cured.
Gs-WILIIAsI COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No. Swan
street of severe Neuralgia in his limbs,
R9-WILIIAA MOFFATT, Brewer, Morgan street, OF
Neuralgia of the face and teeth.
Price, 81 90 per bottle. ..-,
22O Main Street. Buffalo, \. Y.
For Sale by #. Cornell, and NJ l. Starr 4 Bro Della
ware, Ohio. March I, '61-flyis.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
PREPARES ~
Ayers Catl2artic Pills,


Foa FlzE CURE or
Cosf;rencss, Jswedice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Dyseat@y Font SiomGch, E,I"i'cAas, Lea9>eie,
Piles, Rhcumafisns E,Hrtiops and S!ja biecascs,
Lirer CPr,r1aH2L, D'Qpcy, 2eIter, IjnHors AID
Sax RhG'm, TPorn's, Go", Ne7.-GEd", as 9
Dinner Fin, o''I for !miEyinJ tHa BlooF.
They sEgar-contcd, so that the most FenEi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for ali the purposes of
family phyaic.
Price rs cents per Gozi Fiv9 b9xss for E109.
eatnurshcr- Ct fElsrsymcn, Physioatis, statos-
men, and eminent pcTsonaHcs, hive lent thc'r
names certify the unparalleled uscrlEc@s thc"c
remedies, but our space here viii not permit tac
insertion of them. The AgcIdt bclosF naaITr f>r
llssh gratis AsiRRTCAI5 AIsIANA ia "iiici Ia
are given; with also fun descriptions OF The abe
complaints, aud the treatment that should ss T.
lowed for their cure.
1Jo not nc pur on ny unETIncipirt trHirfH W.
other preparations they, make more pTq:it Or.
Demand AYRR's, and take no ethera. The sick
want the best aid there is for, them, and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for sale By
AGtSTs:--B. IHcKINsoS s gox and NJ. f.. sTArR ERo
Delaware, Ohio. Nov g. ,'60-#iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

ga z hE Z y r N7s4s ts7AtTs LA w .,,aEE
Cfe1ei -&a,5, EilIialnsl 'ck up stairs .as /,
Doiawar Jan. u.s. I,-sasti.-r ~ a-- -- e.a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

0I4Au44ls 8 s. 10 po4 4et4S' =
WE have made Arrangements such as willen-
w able us to furnish
~ DOORS, SASH AND gBI.INDS, % g
of quality 5nperor anything We have everhad "a
80 NJ n U UE'A CT UR Err S PRICEtSi
Sash dcd With Glass and Painted constantly hand
at less than they usually cost. --.--.
March IL '55-%ti T + 2. {. C.D.POTTER & co. r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
PoCKEP KN1VE s.

"A NY gentleman in want OF a good knife he d
II better call No ;, Williams Block. a good as
sentiment of mers lack Knives Of the best qnality
decI- Just received and for sale by
anzE1 -' $3.50 c. lLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
DR.. MeLean,s universal yills.

Ur. McLean's Universal FlIIs,
for Liver Complaint, Bilious Heedache, sc.
There has never been CATIGARTIC medicine, offered
the public that has given such entire satisfaction as
MclEAN,s UNIVERSAL pills. T..
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
be taken by thenust tcuder infant vet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious secretions Acid
Impure from the Stomach IL fact they are the on.
ly Pills thst should be used in raarious districts.
They produce no Gripping, Sickness pain in the Som-
ach Bowels though very active searching their
opera ton pEonnOting healthy secoetiens OF tho Liver
aud Kidneys. Who viii suffer from Bflousness Head
ache and Foul stomach, when cheap remedy be
obtainedY Keep them constantly band; sngadoso.
taken in season may prevent hours, days and months
of sickness. Ask for nr j IT, MuIean's Universal Pills
Take other, Being coated, they tastecss Price
only IS 6eufs Per box and be by mari any
Fart of the United States. d. -s-. I'LL
J H. MCLEAN, Solo Proprietor,
Corner of Third aud P,e Sts. 81. Louis Mo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
The New Revolution in Mexico,

The last week of last year consumated
the fifth of the revolutions in government
which Mexico has witnessed within the
last three years. In December Of 1857
Commonfort overthrow the then consti,u.
ton. To him succeeded Zuloaga, who over.
turned Commonfort. In December 1858
Zulosga was in turn ousted by Robes, and
Robes was sent on his travels by Mira
mon, who was held on two years when he
yields TO Orlega, after a dashing admins
tration, in which ne showed great deal Of
gallantry and military skill. The friends Of
the government which has displaced Mira-
anon fatter themselves with the prospeo,
Of long reign ofpsacs. order end pros
perity. Ii they do not deceive themselves
the change in Mexico will be IS great as
for the leopard to change his spots. Its
history and condition ought 10 be les son
and warning for the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Interesting by the New Mexican NAL
Engagement with the indians SO
Indians Killed and ice Lodges Burned

INDEPENDENCE, Jan. 22.-The New Mex
lean mail, in charge of Conductor Basham,
with dates 10 the 3lst OF December, arrived
here this evening bringing all the back
mails due here last Tuesday. Business in
Santa Fe is dull.
The news from the plains il important.
About Eighteen days age Major Criltsn-
den With his command from Fort Union,
came across large band of Kiowa Indians
near Slmeron Springs, and battle ensued
Fifty were killed, and among them their no.
torious chief Santauk. The troops burnt one
hundred lodges and took their ponies, pro:
visions, Sc;
None Of Crittenden's command were even
wounded.
The weather was pleasant as far as
Council Grove, but from there in, the snow
was very deep
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Coercion" in Alabama,

We learn that quite an exciting scene &C.
cured in the Alabama Convention, after
that body had refused: by a decided vote, 10
submit their action 10 the People. The
Hon. Mich. Davis, Of Huntsville, declared
his belief that the People Of North Alabama
would never abide the action Of that Con-
veniion if denied the right of voting upon
It. Mir. YaDcey thereupon denounced The
People of NORTH Alabama as tories traitors
and rebels, and said they ought 10 be coer-
ced into submission 10 the decree of the
Convention. Mr.. Davis replied that they
might attempt coercion, but North Alabama
would meet them upon the line and decide
the issue at the point of the bayonet.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by K L. Barton, living in Chari-
i ton township, on the 18th january, 1851,
ode brindle OK, four years old, with crop, two
Sits and underbt in the right ear, and crop and
two Sits in the left. Appraised 10 SIS.
Also-One red steer, two years old, with white
spots on the belly, marked as follows: with un-
derblt in the right ear, and slit and underbit IN
the left. Appraised TO IS.
Also ne red spotted heifer, three years old,
with underbit in the right ear, and underslope in
the left. Appraised TO 81.
Also-0ne red heifer, two years old, with half
crop in the right ear. No other marks or brands
perceiyable. Appraised to So.
Also-One black horse three years old a.
next spring. shod all round, 10 hands in &2N
ches in heighth. Appraised TO $40, by VIM. J.
Hughes and June Williams; who wee duly sworn
for that purpose, as the law directs.
A true copy from my stray book. Given un-
der my hand this 18th January, 1861.
janl7-3w THOS. VI. LEWIS, J.P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Washington Items.

WAsHIseroE, Jan. 1.-THE Alabama
Senators were TO- day Notified BY telegraph
from the President Of the convention, not to
leave their seats until they are further in
formed. The trouble is, the refusal OF the
delegates from North Alabama TO sign The
ordinance, unless the time for secession is
postponed ill the 4th Of March.
Hon. VIM. Aiken, Of South Carolina,
has been forced to contribute $40 OOo ts
the revolutionary government, under threat
Of confiscating his property in case oil re'u'
sal.
Every foreign government representa-
tive here is distinctly opposed to secession
schemes, and will make their views public
when the occasion occurs.
Word has been forwarded 10 Gen. Scsit
from Baltimore; that 1000 young men are
fully organized and ready TO come on from
That city, at the shortest notice, 10 assist IN
the defense Of the District and the Federal
capital. The commander himself oommu-
nicated The proposition of the company to
Gen. Srott.
The following il the substance Of the or
ders transmitted TO the commander oil the
Brooklyn, previous to her recent trip:
You are TO proceed direct TO Charleston
harbor, but not 10 60 ever the bar nor come
to anchor, but lay undef steam outside, and
ascertain If the Stsr of the West has Ian
ded her troops, countermnnded her orders,
and order her with the troops 10 Hampton
Roads, and also give any information as to
the existing State Of affairs there, and then
return Immediately TO Hampton Roads"
WAsHIEG1os, Jan. Washington is
more free from excitement than it has been
at any time since the session Of Congress.
Apprehensions of any difficulties attending
the Inauguration of President Lincoln ex-
lists but 10 limited extent. However to
guard against possible disturbance; ample
means have been taken to preserve the Pub
lie peace.
Numerous applications continue to be
made by Post Masters in Seeding States
for supplies Of Postage Stamps. Before the
orders are filed, an affirmative response is
necessary 10 the question whether they dc
now and will continue TO hold themselves
responsible TO the Government in conform.
iiy 10 the existing laws far the Pos.
tai Revenues received by them. The
orders have been filled accordingly, the
Post Masters following the example Of The
Charleston Post Mastor. Thus far Posta
communication with the South continues un'
interrupted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24

Commissioner RUSSELL. from Mississip-
pi, addressed the Legislature of Missouri
one evening last week. He said he was
not citizen of the United States, and his
mission 10 Missouri was 10 get her out oil
the Union. He promised to make Nilsson
ri, The State of the Southern Confederacy, il
.shs wauld emily follow South Carolina, and
other States, out Of the Union. He said
there would be civil war in sixty days
and, he said many other things which SEEM
ed to have but little influence on the men,
bers. Some of them appiaudsd and some
Missed the Speaker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
The Border Slave State Propositions.

Inc 0efQer 6laYc otato 61oPosisone'
As many inquiries have been made as
10 what are the so-called Border Slave
State propositions, We give below brief
statement Of the substapcc Of them, They
differ. from the Crittsnden proposition, in
this-that, whereas the Cri,tenden propo-
81 ion give Congressional protection to sla-
very in the Territory South Of The line SO
degrees 80 minutes, these propositions,
leave slavery to the Territorial Legislatures
10 be projected or abolished as they think
fit. -. 80. 81 80 80 ri.
l. Recommending repes! OF the Person.
al Liberty bills. 80
2. That the Fugitive Slave law be amen.
ded for the preventing Of kidnapping and
so as TO provide for the equalization of the
Commissioner fees, SC.
8. That the Constitution be so amended
as to prohibit any interference with slavery
in any OF The States where it now exists.
4. That Congress shall not abolish sla.
very in the Southern Dockyards, Arsenals,
&c., nor in tho District of Columbia, with.
out the consent Of Maryland and the con-
sent of the inhabitants Of the District, nor
without compensation.
5. That Congress shall not interfere
with the interstate Slave trade.
6. That there shall be perpetual prohi-
bi,lon Of the African Slave Trade.
7. That the line Of 36 degrees 80 min.
utes shall be through all the existing Terri.
tory Of the United States; that in all North
Of that line Slavery shall be prohibited, and
that South Of that line neither Congress, mol
the Territorial Legislature snail hereafter
pass any law abolishing prohibiting, or in
any manner interfering with African Sln
very, and that when any Territory contain
ing sufficient population for one member
of Congress in any area Of 10000 square
miles shall apply for admission as State
il shall be admitted, with or without slavery
as its constitution may determine.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24

gPeace reigns at Charleston. The
South Carolina Commissioner at Washing
ton has very much moderated his tone, and
there now seems 10 be no danger Of coils
len between the general government and
any Of The independent Southern States"
The fre-eaters got SO hot, in their secession
race, that BY common consent, they are TAX
ing cooling spell. The managing cabal
ct Washington counsel slower steps, and
greaier caution. This course, II is said
they advise because Of growing sentiment,
in !avOr of the. old Union in some of the
seeding States. All is not peace, in Ala
bama; there is trouble in Mississippi; in
Louisiana there are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
the DEGREES Of the seeeeders, and from Tex
as comes too much Union sentiment. The
secessionists are getting into trouble soen,
and with judiciOus giving of rope, the
stopping Of mail facilities, and thoroughly
throwing them on their own resources. rea-
son will begin 10 re-assert her sway, and
good will come out OF evil. "
By the way, how long would South
ern Confsderacy be under way, before some
Of the States will sguin take the seeding
fever? They have set q precedent that
may come hons TO roost al an announcement
season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24

Eve have no startling news from
Washington. The Senate has passed the
bill admitting Kansas INTO the Union
What body is debating the Cri,tenden Prop
ositions and the Pacific Railroad bill.
The House is discussing the report Of
the Committee of Thirty Three, and the
State of the Nation generally, but doing no
good, DOT giving much hops Of doing any
thing practical in the way Of ailayiug the
excitement in the country. zr.
II Congress, and all the Legislatures
were adjourned for twelve month, the
country would be benefited.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
A SourH CAROLINA SrArrsa.S Op,x

A SouTH CAROLINA STArEsnAs's OPIx-
ION OF THE TERRITORIAL QuEsrios.-A
letter from Hon. William w. Boycc, OF
South Cdrolina, TO a friend in this State,
(says the Boston Transcript of Thursday, J
asserts that the Government is going 10
pieces, and that he regrets the destruction
Of the Union, for the sake of the negro,
who is better of in his present condi-
iiOn: Mr.. Boyce says the Territorial
question is humbus, and that in all the
new Territories the Wilmo, Proviso has
been passed by nature. The South will
dissolve the Union, according to Mr.. Boycs
because the philosophy of the Republican
party is emancipation, although the Repub-
lican leaders disclaim such an idea.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
The Convention.

We learn that Gen. STERLING PR1cr has
announced himself a candidate for the Con-
vention in the District composed of the
counties Of Howard, Charlton and Ran.
dolph. Judge WM. A. HALL, whose able
speech we published on Friday, i, is believ-
ed will be candidate in the same District.
and if Howard will only present man like
them no better delegation will be found in
the Convention Republican, 2Is..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Indiana U. S. Senator.

The Indiana Legislature yesterday cleo
ted Henry S. Lane (the present Governor
OF the State U. S. Senator from that State,
in place OF Hon. Graham N. Fitch, whose
term expires ON the 4th Of March. Lieut..
Gov. Morton succeeds Gov. Lane.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-24
Arkansas.

The Legislature Of Arkansas has unani-
mously passed bill submitting the ques-
tion Of "Conrent'on or no Convention" TO
the people, on the 18th Of February. II q
majority vote for Convention, the Gov
ernOr will appoint the day of its assem-
bling. 1.-THE people vote against Conven-
ton none will assemble, at all.