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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-06-27
CARDING
., Saving, Grinding,
lac * sm1thinx

y lac ksm1t tn In e.
Z miles southeast Of Roanoke, rear the late
residence of Joel w. Morris, in Howard County
fWTE are now prepared for CsrdIng Wool,
w having employed Mr.. Brown, who has
carded fer several years past at Mr.. Hays and
also at the old Linn factory, near Glasgow; pre-
viously at Sutliff's on Silver Creek, and is ac-
knowledged one of the best workmen in the coun-
try. We have three sets of cards, one for ina
wool, running by steam. -,''
Those from distance wishing 10 stay all night,
viii be furnished good pasturage for their stock,
and can get their rolls Away with them. y -.
We will receive any kind of grain, bacon, lard,
linen, linsey, wool or dry hides, for carding. We
guarantee good work. L'i----- $1,000
We are now grinding wheat and corn for custo-
mers, Tuesdays and Fridays, ard will furnish
lumber or saw timber on the shares. ..-@ %
We have employed Mr. E McDurrel, one OF
the best workmen in the country, to carry on the
Blacksmith Business. An new work done with
dispatch. Heis first rate plow maker. Wag-
ons web roned; all done terms 10 suit the timss
april25 ''s % s1ssu FRAF& WILEY. .
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Medical Gard.

WE have this day associated ourselves in the
wv practice Of Medicine, &C., &c.a One Of
the other ofus will always be found at eur once
which, for The present, Is at the residence OF Dr.
Vaughan Ell -, p. ,VAUGHA M D. @
mar7-6m2l M. B. COLLINS, NJ. D. h
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J HEADQUARTERS Missouri S. G.
JEFFERSON CiTY, june Z, 6l,
SiR:- am instructed by the Major
General commanding 10 acknowledge the
s.ceipi Of your letter OF June 4th, request,
&c information in relation 10 certain organ.
.tions under the ne ''militarv law"
IN reply he directs me to say that such or
CARNATIONS as you mention are moi in ac-
cordaRce withthe recent military law. Il
is not the intention of said law TO remove
from their localities, or take from their
business, citizens enrolled under It's pro-
visions except 10 repel invasion. or protect
the lives and property of citizens Of The
State. For this purpose the commanding
general hopes and believes tbaithe citizens
OF Missouri, actuated by that patriotism
which has ever filled their breasts, will
promptly respond TO the call, and cheerIully
sacrifice business, and If need be, The Com
forts Of home The defence OF home and
fireside is an instinct Of nature that finds
place in the heart OF every father, son,
brother and husband. and powerfully ap-
peals to The feelings Of every man in the
present distracted state Of our country.
In conclusion, the General hopes that
you and your friends will form yourselves
into regular companies, governed by the
provisions Of the new military law. and by
frsqent periodical meetings acquired that
proficiency in discipline and drill SO necss.
sary. Herewith inolosed is "cireular'
recently issued which will explain much Of
the nature and intent Of the new military
organization Of State. ~ 81. s55ae. &
(signsd, HENRY LITTLE, US
u -c'9s.s - Asst Adjt Genl. i
+ To d. Fl. OyERros, Esq, Fulton, Mo-,
A 10
HExsap4zrERs Missouri s. Co.,.
JEFFERSON CRY. June IL, 81 =
GEsERAL:-I am instructed BY the Ma
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THAT FOR CASH,

we will sell goods as low as any house west Of st.
Louis; and 10 those who are, and have been, prompt
and punctsal in paying Us, weare willing to fur
nish goods in TIE usual manner. But 10 those
who are behind with as, in paying their notes
and accounts, we are moi able TO furnish goods as
formerly, and earnestly hope that they will APP
preclate our cond ton, and viii do al In their
power TO assist usin this, our time Of need. Al
open accounts OF 1860, must be settled, either by
cash or note--cash preferable. 44sissh1 9los %
mayo GREENABAUM q oPPENHIMER.
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To Brig Genl. NJ. M. Psnsoss, Comdg.
Sixth Nil Dist. Mo. Slate Guard.

Sixth Aiil Dist. Mo. olais Gudrd.
[As.J
HEADQUARTERS NJ. S. G.,
JEFFERSON CRY. June l3. 1861.
COLONEL: am requested by Major Gen.
erai Price commanding, to request that you
will. with as little delay a, possible, rsiss
all The men you can in ST. Louis, and re.
port with them either 10 him self or 10 Brig.
adler General N. W. Watkins, according
10 The quarter of the town through which
you may make your egress.
signed HENRY LITTEE,
AsstAdj, Genl.
& anr. ST. Louis Mo. -- -
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.,.HEADauARrrRs NJ. s. G. J
,.ffERsoS CRY, June I3. 1861.
ePTAIN: ] am instructed by the Major
ial commanding, to direct yuu to de.
the railroad bridge at Sturgeon, and
N,her in The vicinity. Alter complete
pis duty, you will repair with your
any 10 Boanvile and report to the
.SAandiug officer OF that place.
4 (SIgned) .giii HENRY LITTLE,
Asst Adj. G-n'l.
80 Captsin A. Hicx..
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HEADQUARTERS MIssoBRI 8. GuGRD,
JErFkRson CRY. June 2, 1861.
GENERAL: l an instructed by the Ma
jor General commanding 10 direct that You
dispatch by The earliest train. about twelve
or foui teen men, under an efficient officer,
10 Usage bridge, where they will be sta
to, ed until further orders. 10 &C, as corps
o. observation, and in case OF the approach
Of the federal troops. remove or destroy
the draw of the bridge. You will please
give The fiicer commanding the detachment
such other instructions as You may think
necessary. Signed.
HENRY LITTLE,
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Fresh Groceries.

Urine New Orleans Sugar-new crop.
L Mollsses-all kinds. Whisky, Rectlhed.
Whisky, old Bourbon. do old Rye.
DO Monongahela. do Scotch.
Salt, large fine sacks. Oysters, best brands
together with numerous other articles, all Of
which will be sold very low.
noy22 ---.' r.' ... 2. Z. II. LEWIS.
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No signature, but evidently written by
ihe ssms hand as pspef marked "A D. J
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CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS &C.

OK BOXES Crinped Candy. a--. .. r.s.
81 10 boxes Fancy do
Rock. cream and hoarhound do
Toy and all kinds fancy DO FOR Christmas.
cask fresh currents
4 boxes fresh citIon. ..
90 bxs Layer & NJ. r. Raisins (new CROP
so or boxes do do do
100 drums and half drums figs, do
Almonds-soft and bard shell "a full stock }
Pecans, Fiberts and Brazil nuts.
Fire crackers, new crop Lemons.
/ Dbl cranberies. .-
10 bus dried Peaches.
10 bxs Sparkling Catawba Wine.
10000 cigars, from So 10 $40 per thousand.
10 baskets Champagne wine.
Port and MADEIRA do
Malaga and Sherry do
Fine Brandes, &C., &c.
2CO0 lbs Buckwheat Flour, No. y
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Suffice TO say, we now have
EVERY THING
usually kept in well appointed Grocery House:
IN Will SELL at prices to suit the times.
n2 ROBBINS & TATTM.
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LIBERTY, Mo-, April "a. 1861,
tV.J,a.Jo, IN .soIo-L -,

General James Harding. Quartymaster
General Jefferson City, NO. ~ ag.s
DEAR GEnERAL: | have spent another
day examining into the condition of the me-
terisl taken fror, the Liberty Arsenal
the citizens OF Missouri, aud end ,ha,
all in Che hands Of Organizations, wherS
viii be accounted for properly, wheJ
the necessities Of the service requirey
Each organization is at present orsr
but when the excitement dies awsy,I
the excess will De OF the disposition
authorities, aud subject TO your order.
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PROCLAMATION.

TN. consequence of the many difficulties that now
i surround US, the tightness Of the times, III,
scarcity Of meney, We would, by this Proclama.
ton, make known TO our friends, sl7a35s iasss+g
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[Cppy No. is.
EVERETT House,.

#s EVERETT HOUSE, ~
81 sr. LOUIS. No., May II, 1861.
His Ercsl.sacy, Coz. jackson, J:firson
City, Mo:
HoN. SIR: Tie lamentable condition Of
things in this city, the various rumors
shoai i'll elersnce 10 The thea ened oaptnre
Of your city, together with many doubts en-
tsrlalned OF your own safely prompted me
q III e Company Of able bodied men in
this civ from among The mechanical and la
boring classes, who can not only endure IA
tigue but face the bayonet aud the sword.
Anxious TO enter into active service for
the protection Of lsw-abiding citizens Of
this State, hereby tender you my humble
service, together with my company. The
officer appointed for examining companies
is now prisoner of sDar, cut on parole o.
honor, and canBo. attend to such matters
lam consequently compelled TO apply to
you Tor Information in reference TO the mat.
Ter. Myself and company are willing to
enter into active service under the military
bill recently enacted by the Slate Lsgisla-
ture. My men ere without guns and uni
form. A military dictator in this city re-
fuses our company either The use Of arms
or the privilege OF drilling my men,, ~
Ihave been long citizen of this State,
and for many years merchant in this city.
My former card you will please find en-
closed, being al present out of business
Not haying the honor OF your acquaintance,
would refer you TO merchants generally,
or Major Uriel Wright or Judge Bowlin.
Looking for information from you at IN
siTly day in reference TO the legal orgaRi-
zaiion Of my company, permit me to ascribe
myself
Your Obt serv't, W. H. KIDD,
Box 2,0l6, ST. Louis.
P. S.-lf you desire the service of my
company at the capitol, please advise me
the course | am to pursue to get my men
there, and oblige
Yours, &C., &c., w. II. K.
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HEAsep4zrEas Missouri s. Gu
2 JErTEasos CRY, june IL, 81. IS
GEsERAL:-I am instructed BY the Ma
joy GeBersl commanding to iDcioss 10 you
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There ere now Two good brass pieces
here one the property Of the State, the
other from the Arsenal); two eaissOns
(new); one forge (new); one ammunition
wagon eew1 one iron gun (dismOunted },
and large quantity Of ammunition, is in
the magazines 10 this place. Almost ey-
erything movable has been taken from the
Arsenal, but is nearly all available. Here
iss sciled,Ie Of what was there, and il has
been sbou. equally di~sisi between lack,
son and Clay: s
,u mounted; Gals
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-. L5.....9s9 =. H..-tqAIaa 81 .9Wuy
FOR CASH.

-. i4sassiia y sza0 siii 81 qswaq slli 10
-sg5 80 arifil q bsHssisssa ssz ~ .ssSl
.esisgszs a.. aAasssb gislss oil
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BOON, BOSTWICK & CO.,

WILL be able to supply their customers and
w the public, with one Of the best assorted
and cheapest stock of goods to be found above
ST. LOUIS, and to which they invite the attention
of buyers, .-j ODD $500 ..-- --.-.-
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IBc Yomr @,trJc.

The Two Ways,


The Two Ways.
There are two ways the human fami-
ly are pursuing: the entrance of one is
straight and narrow; the other is wide,
and thronged with travellers.
They divorge gradually;-tho one as
ooDding, becomes more straightand even
the other, descending, broader and
more precipitous.
Their characters appear much the
same at setting out, but become vastly
different as they pursue their journey.
The one class, stimulated by better
motives, succeed to high moral attain
neutrality-suspicious. keen, affections ele-
waited and pure-indeed, their whole be-
ing becomes remodoled, owing to the as
soeiation, oompanionship, and the ex-
hilerating atmosphere which pervades
their pathway:-thoir motto Icing on,
ward and upward, the air grows calm
and salubrious, the sky more serene,
until they clearly descry in the distance,
the HeaUeRiy cline,
The apprehension and moral percep-
tions of those who throng the broad
way become dull, their appotites dobas-
ed and sensual-infected with the mias-
ma that hovers densoly over all that re.
gioni Caused no doubt in part by the
smoke and fumes of alcoholic 6res0--
the travellers experience a blighing,
paralyzing effect, which accounts for
their seldom return to the better patti.
AS they proceed, they grope rather
than walk their downward way-droam-
ing the While Of safety, until suddenly
they are engulGed in tho abyss Of endless
gNiai
There is at times much parloying at
the ontranoe some are disposed to try
one way, and then the other; but when
the conclusion is formed, they travel at
a rapid pace for time-but the steady
traveller ponders we'll the way ere he
makes the start.
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I have the presumption about it, to be
lieve it there was any one to overheor
the State of South Carolina when she
is talking to herself that she would
confess that she liked me tolerably we'll;
and l am very sure that if any body
was to make descent upon New York
tomorrow whether Louis Napoleon,
or the Prince Of Wales, or his mother,
or the Emperor Of Russia, or Austria
if either Of them were to make a dc.
scent upon the city Of New York to-
morrow, l believe all the hills of South
Carolina would pour forth their popu-
Iation to the rescue Of New York.
cloud and prolonged chcars) God
knows how this may be or where it may
end do not pretend to know only
conjecture; but this [ do know, that if
any one Of these powers were TO make a
descent upon Charleston and South
Carolina, know who would 90 to their
rescue, (cries Of good, good, and loud
cheorsD we all know. Everybody
knows that; therefore they do not hum
bug me with their secession. I do not
believe that if they do not humbug you
or nc, that they will succeed much
longer in humbugging themselves.
Now, fellow citizens, this is the ultimate
result Of this business"
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q G5oo0 Storg.
COBB'S FIRST LOVE.
BY MARY ". sTANLEY aIBs0N.


The fire crackled cheorfully on the
broad hearth of the old family kitchen;
a cat and three kittens basked in the
warmth, and a decrepit yellow dog, ly-
ing full in the reflection of the blaze,
wrinkled his black nose approvingly, as
he turned his hind feet where his fore
feet had been Over the chimney hung
fine hams and pieces of dried beef
Apples were festooned along the ceiling,
and crooked,necked squashes We'd with
red peppers and slips of dried pump,
kin, in garnishing each window frame.
There were plants, too, on the window
ledges-horse-shoe geraniums, and dew
plants, and a monthly rose just bud.
ding, to say nothing of pots of violets
that perfumed the whole place whonev-
er they took it into their purple heads
to bloom. The floor was carefully
swept, the chairs had not a speok Of
dust upon leg or round, the long settee
near tho fireplace shoDe as if it had
been just vanished, md the eight-day
clock in the corner had had its whito
face newly washed, and seemed deter.
mined TO tick the louder for it. Two
arm-obairs were drawR up at a cosy dis
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from China---Treaty Of
pnnna.

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Alii ''"u' lFol5 BoSoa Cu'li' / rea'y
rt.,...c-.-. .--.-.,.t-.. -
'',. ~. ''' C's" a'' '"'' o''"s "o"'
OIL the raun'aaoa Oh pence between the
allies aud China. The particulars are
as follows
The EXCHANGE Of convention was
sioned ot pekin Ortobor 2t
The Enolisb and Frencb Embosso.
doris took mn tboir residence in pekip
and will remain tfIl November o.
IN. Frorcb Am, r,t;roJ rro.,, p,I.;,
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4Ortrp
TO MY SISTER

nv MATTE HAWTHORN.
Sister, oft I gazcd upon thee,
Tn thy lfc's uucloudcd morn,
Aud wondered &c thy spirit
Fer would know a blighting storm.
Thy wild laugh rang out so joyous,
Astmct the listeners carr
And the echoes Of thy sweet voice
Sounded musical aul clear.
Not n shade of sadness ever
Rested on thy lovely browi
Not % sigh escaped thy bosom,
For itmourucd no broken vow.
Not wuyc of trouble over
Swept across thy pathway hcrei
Not tcar'o'cr dimmod the lustcr
OF thy dark eye, sistcr dcorl
Oh, thou vert the goyost-heortcd
or our youthful, happy band,
Blu. tho time came soon, whom sorrow
s,olc thee from lifo's 6iry-land.
Thy gay laugh hath changed, dear sister,
Toa faint and sad, sweet smilci
And thyyoicc, so glad and joyous,
N9ig is trembling, low and mild.
And n wreath of deepest sadness
-Now eutwmcs thy fair young brow;
And the flowers Of hopo that chccrod thee
Arc but "cold, gray ashes uow.'
Frosts have uippcd thy buds Of promise,
Hope hath lied thy heaving breast,
Anda spirif-yDiro ig CRYING,
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RELIGION AND POLITICS.

As old Jenny Buck sat in his high chair,
His mind was distressed with grief and despair
His cold bachelor blood ran quicker and quicker,
As clouds Of discussion grew thckcrond thicker.
IIc thought tho good Being might lend strong hond
Audaid toallay the turmoil Of the land.
So a fast he proclaimed the wide country DER,
And commanded the people TO fastoud adorei
A strange idea, truly, after teaching so much,
Religion and Politics never should touch
Tn Iighlowly town, the people, ohcdiont,
When Fast Day came ON, to church mocI,ly went;
Micah, the prophet, then opened with prayer,
while listung dcvoutly, the people stood thcre;
Then Simeon the Elder, discoursod quite at large,
And against our vile sins brought many "a CHARGE
But all went on smoothly, and quiet, and stoid,
Until with the s'bono Of contention" be played;
Said "sIayory"-but ere he the word could repeat,
Some Iist'ncrs were boiling mp high at blood heat
The good old chief Sachcm jumped up and went out,
And A few more beg Cd to frown and to pout
But Simeon wont onward to finish his talk
Not caring it people would stand, run or walk
Then Leon arose, with flashing black eye
All saw at glance his devotion ran hghi
lie prayed iu a loud, vociforous tone,
That old Uncle Jenny might have the backbone
The monster SrcEssrov to take by the throat,
Till the grounded OLD snip Hhuull hAhlh o' "H"alf
or throttle the beast in his yenomous lair
To save tho sick Union from death or despair.
This boIlucss has given mortal offence
To all thcuico people in town Of good sonsoi
And now, because the old Sachcm went out,
Tho puppets arc ruriousIy barking about
Declare It a Shame that non should c'cr mix
Religion So pure with vile Politics.
And swear tho Republicans ears should be cropped,
And hcmouths Of the saucy pert parsons be stopped
or the country Is sure yet TO go To the dogs,
ForaII arc crolSing in sadness, like frogs.
The South Is iu such a terrific high splutter,
And cutting up capcrs too awful to uttoT
Thcncryous politicians in our Model Town
ON the poor luckless parsons are terribly "down'
Aud say that the church should be now terrified,
Aud be with Religion alone satishcdi
And the Devil they plead I'm AN their potitionsl-
Should rule Politics, asho docs politicians
HuDIBRAS.
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1t is lamentablo that even households
divide-part choosing the narrow way,
the others going with the multitude
Though they seem in concert, their in
torests arc as separate as Heaven and
Holl-no more union between them
than there is in light and darkness, or
Christ and Belal.
60, there will be mourning,
Mourning, muurniug mourning,
o. there will bo mourning,
At the Julgmcut-scat of Christi
"parcuts and children there shall pnrt,
Parents and children there shall part,
Parents and children there shall part,
Shall part TO meet no morc"
In view Of the awful fact described
by the poet, the narrow-way travellers at
times become urgent in potitiouing the
Almighty Father, to send light and un-
dorstanding to those benightod wander
ers. Atsuch times the darkness gives
way; and by the thunder of the storm
by which the atmosphere is renovated,
they are awakened to see themselves as
they are. Alarmed at the view, many
hasten to seek counsel; and by the light
that now surrounds them see clearly
their friends and former associates away
up on the right hand, walking in the
sweet sunlight Of Gods roconciled
counteuance, and fee with all their
might to join them; and 0, there is joy
among the righteous, and more in Heav-
en- among the angels, over those return.
ing ones, than over all that are safely in
the road.
Some are so diseased that though they
plainly discern their danger, and faint.
ly desire relief, yet for the present they
would prefer to sleep away the misera.
bic hours, rather than to make the eff
fort to relieve themselves. Some arc
| fully aware of their condition, but are
waiting for others more debased than
themselves; until, alas! the darkness re.
turns and closes around them, and they
are unable to find their way out O.
procrasiinattou, thou awful thief Of time
may we be delivered from thy snare!
Hillsboro, Dec, 1860. A.
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SWORD FOR Observation-Disclosures
Dumas, in tho Independence, announces
the arrival in Naples Of the nephew of
la Tour a. Auvorgne, bringing as a gift
for Garibaldi, in tho name Of his fami-
ly, the sword offered TO "the frst French
grenadier" by the three oonsuls, Bona
parte, Lobrun and Ducos. This sword
will be conveyed to Garibaidi by the
Polish General MiorOslawski. -
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VICToR EMMANUEL AND THE Carl
BALDIANs.-Victor Emmanuel would
like to zee the volunteers more literally
dealt with than is agreeable to the red
tapists of Piedmont, and few days ago
remarked to some Of the ministeraIsts
about him. "The sooner this nonsense
ceases the better; what l wish you to
remember is, that without Garibaldi and
his Guribuldiuns, not one Of us would
be here at this moment"
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ROCHESTER, N. ", january 8.-One
hundred guns we're fred to-day, in com
memoration Of Jackson, and in honor
of Major Anderson.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 8.-Thir-
ty-three guns we're fred at sunrise in
honor Of the memory Of Jackson, aud
thirty three at noon in honor Of Major
Anderson.