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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18

@ens, and anything that locks tow.rd =.
.s..'ns! esniiee, ~ssf b eiaraeis.l.sd a, q,
L. 81 thinking men, i, matter. NO, WIN.
ny % lnsir political sentiments, give this
suclecl -msnsnt's serioas eon,ider,,;o,
snd tnsa snsHer these questions: What can
% gsined to any party, 10 .nv cans. bv
4seiess, and foolish, end wicked conf|ie,.
sIthsf between. individuals or f,e,;on,p-
nov much j: to be Ie,.a oWha. great. end
pfsc,sus, and vital interests are 10 b h,s.
s'Seu oy such scourse Of madness and folIy?
Lei every thinking man-let every man
o. inhasnes1 ssd chsrsc,es@-iss sSsty man
Of Prssersy-let every friend of law and
ordsr-let every lover Of peace and doms,.
TIC secufisy-stsrnlS. unckspeesbty lei ii,
,:es ees,n,t oil unnecessary demonstration
o 'ns kipd We tsfsf 10; and frown down
every unwise, dncalIed far. and destructive
popular demon stration which could epdan.
ger the internal peace Of communities.
Better. infinitely better, thst We should
DC parties 10 war, conducted on the prin.
eiplss Of civilized warfare, for ten ,con,eo.
a.ys years, than that We should be the
victims of Intestinal conflicts for ten con- d
seoutivs days. In the name Of God and
our common humanity, let no rational, res.
ponsibls humsn being be instrumental in
Rrodusiaf sseh q disaster, or Of ceuntenar,c.
ing, or Of lending for one moment his Der.
sensl influence in the production Of such
horribis sonsequences 10 the people ainone
whom he dweIls. A word 10 the wise is
sufficient for them; and fool, only will not
heed timsly advice. s.C&. st.l-'f5
These are word. Of wisdom. specially de.
signed for 81. Louis but equally applicable
to our, and every locality. Read them old
men and impress them upon The young.
The prudence and wisdom of CUR Con.
vensiOn IN making no threats, presenting no
offensive ultiha,urn. j, now dis c.einn.ble. /,
Advised against coercion, and prayed Ii.
bslliserehts 10 kesp the poblic peace. 1t,
advice has been unhseded, and its prayers
not listened TO. Thus Missouri i. free 10
aes according to ilI,hs surrounding circum.
stances. Her True policy, for The present
IS one Of masteris inact,r;fy.', b.s. La ....-l-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18

this morning. The result MAS simply Q
statement BY the President hal he win act
according 10 the inaugural prosranns-
hold the public property and maintaining
The defensive. The Presidents reply wss
given In wrl,iag;It will be recollected that
'ne Gen issioners cana hsys,- under in.
s'rpctions Vi respect uly 1ssk he lpr resident
70 eo'emenass g the thtiIs Site Con,
venlion the policy to BE- pursued In regard
10 the Confederate, Staten, faBL
ABEARER OF DIsrArcHrs cApruRrp.
III Ling z Mss IeoxrsYI 49,.
Maj: Chambers Has arrived, bringing
Lieut.. Wardsp, Of the Federal q Navy As .
prisoner Of war from Pensacola. He wa.
bearer OF dspatcbss:to Fort Pieken,.
Guns have been irsd hers.s There are
great rejsicings in honor Of victory.
-. 3 NEW Yoax, Ia.
The Governments 10 said to hsys. ehar.
tered the steamships Philadelphia and Err.
ic'on.z Tho fofnsr isSbsinss fspidtr filled
with provisions, army stores and munitions
|of war; The latisr is t9 bthela il reserve
Tor any emergency.
20 ~u4-Jy,1v WASHINGTON Ga,
The President has directed 4hat Cart.
VIM. B St ions, Third Infantry, and Lieut.
Abner Sneed, First artillery, cease to be
officers Of the army, The, regular troops
here have been ordered 10 proceed TO The
outskirts Of the city 10 walch every avenue
thereto, while the volunteers, recently mus.
tered, guard the etmoliss end ptAip build
'ioys U,dafses ara Noo autIv seen ridipo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
EIYrr var ikauIi

rhis Do sssslins announcement! Yet ID
;. to- lCssa War! Does the readsr un-
l.,,,.sa ii, manning Of those two words9
IT., =. ,s.,sssibls, fearful words, When
...i :, ssissw sss them: Civil war begunl
s.,ue ;sncur the most enlightened and
.h,.,iIkaissssa saiion that lives bsnesih the
.,,. Whsss Whit sndP 30 one can
MI. ii.usS 81, ..ndt until thousands upon
,boussds Mo TAI. bright. beautiful morn
q |. VII isrth Ia the spioyment Of health
,pi prosperity, are len cold and stiff upon
&. t.sllsksla.s Il .sy be, no, until .hsu-
a.a. spsa thousands Of now happy and
.s.erfd yemen and noihsss are, left wild
.,,d = I'D, broken hsarted. 1. maY be-, not
mill sksssznsi upon thousands Of happy,
.Isurh hslpis,s children. are len fathsrle's,
is.slsss. Not until general devastation
I'd rsil has swspt ever the country. lesv-
II he cd and piddls-sged to begin iifs
s, ID, p,sasilsss and broken in spirit, and
h. yssuyssrruP.sd IN merals and UNDER
mined in health. szsoA
No pen can portray the horrOrs Of civil
sss.. LIS keses, relentless, Devastating;
Irh upsasas, sad prompt action I, called
Az psfsfbn must be iiscarded. while ne
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18


What CASH WILL Do.-Chamberlain, inteRd-
ing to change his business, now offers his stock
of Toys, Baskets. aud Fancy Geee4s al Cost, for
Cash. His stock in those departments is large,
and very desirable, having been purchased with
great care for cash. at low rates: therefore, those
who want to buy should embacs the present op-
and supply themselves while they can,
at cost. g. &c.
His Jewelry and Watches he proposes 10 sell
at reduced prices, for cash, but IL charged, will
60 down at regular rates. These inducements are
now offered, to realize, and effect. such = change
IN his business a. will enable him to devote his
time more exclusivelyto his legitimate oecupa-
ton. Reeollect that the cash will get Toys. Fan
cy Goods, and Baskets, AZ COS, and Matches and
Jewelry at reduced rates. AL job work, cash,
without respect to persAru.AG
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
War! War! 5

The Governnenis Of both sections are
on tbs war path. The people, 50 far IS
We can judge BY ielegraphio reports, ~
larger 10 back their Governments. ~
Fort Pickens, Florida, will no doubt be
the next scene o. conflict.
NViFginia sescsdes-as she no doubt
wiil-ths great battle will be fought a,
Washington.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
North Missouri Railroad

The time table of ihi road has beenso
changed tbs. on and after Mond,y, April
18Th, trains will leave s.! Louis At I've o.
clock in the Mernihg3 and arfise there al
IL o'clock d pight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
Ths PTssidsnt's Call On ths s,Gs'.
n rWAsHtHerss, April Is.

AAe Reea0eote OeAA on SRs DO ess
n IWAsHtnerss, April Is.
The following 10 the form Of call on the
respective State Govermsnts for troops, is.
sued through the War Departmsnt to-day:
"Srn: Updsrass Of Congress for calling
out the militia, 10 execute the laws of the
Union. suppress instruction, and repel in-
vasion, approved February 28th, 1896
hsve the honor 10 request your excsllency
10 cause to be Immediately detached from
the militia Of your State, the quota designa-
ted in the tabls below, TO serve ss infantry
or riasmen, for period of ibres months or
less, if discharged. Your excsllsncy will
please communicate 10 me the time about
which your quota will be expeetsd at lis
rendezvous, % il will be met rs soon as
possibly by az officer or officers, TO muster
it into the servios and pay Of The United
States. At the same time the oath Of fdel-
ity to the United States will BIZ administer.
ed to every officer aud man.
The mastering oiioeFs viii be instructed
TO receive no man under the name Of Com.
missioped olices who IL in apparenGy over
40 or under Is, or whs is Dot In physical
strength sud vigor. The quota 10 each State
il ss follows. o.2.-. -. 51a -
Name, new Hampshire vermont, hnede
Island, C0snse!ieu', Df'swa.e e.. A.a :.ns
ha'chhssn. N..so sh i'"A sA' " 'ie
Massachusetts,, North CAROLINA and Ten
Ss, x So .ss."sn 80 1-=s
nsw OH ..'sm.sn i . 81
rsnh.y,t.n'es .'H.on .'s . -
Nn'o 'a'I.ssh , U. . "a
Nsu :sssy, M.'y.."u' y -'u
h ln,..o1. 'o,,r ts ~ '..n a.,
t,Iincs sno lno'.us ,a. iss'"'p' sASH'
HHg'ns VIZ, =, - ...;u.,, .h.u ~, :.
. e,as. 1870, ... ,S ~ os;ssr. ana men If
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
.qoFinal settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT NE undersigned,
IN Administrator Of the estate Of Jas: r. Lynn,
decease !, will apply, at The May term Of the
Howard County C6dIt, for d ffal settlement Of
his ADMINISTRATION on said estate. a.
srr4-tw :, DASL. B. WHITE, Aan'r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
LIZA Puhlre, Nottea. 2

,Ia3FpbtRei Notice. EaTOJ)
: For the accommodation Of persons desiring to
avail fhknseIveaa tis shtsssS, n dsve Speasd
an INFIRMARY or PRIVATE HOSPITAL in
The city of GlasgqH aAssr sddition 10 medi.
cal or surgical treatment. patients will be board
ed and reeeiyesstch other attentions asi they flay
require. feb7 !. p. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18

For the present, then, let oil keep cool.
Let reason. not passion, rule.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINsLoW AGAIN.

Mrs. Winslow, on old and experienced nurse,
ha. devoted herself for thirty years exclusively
to the care OF children. She has a Soothing ST.
rup for children teething, which we believe a
most valuable preparationI not only for children
teethins, but ~ sit cases Of Dysentery or Diar-
tho. We speak Of what we know, when we say
ribs Soothing Syrup acts like perfect charm in
the above cases. We have witnessed the most
satisfactory and pleasing results from the use of
il, upon suffering infants and ohildren;, IN agreat
variety Of cases II gives universal satisfaction is
perfectly safe for the feebles infant and pleas
to the taste We sincerely believe.the mother who
has child suffering from soy of the above com.
plants, and neglects to provide this medicine for
its relief and cure, is depriving the little sufferer
Of the remedy Of all The ,corh best calculated 10
give il rest, and restore il to health. apr5-2ml
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLASGOW CARDiHG MACHINES |
Dso9S HAYS;C ~

Capacity---4tsO lbs. Der Day.
Wool scts-Mixed u, Liz eta.
A IL ferrisges paid from Saline Csnrcy. Will
n exchange for Wool, the following goods:
Pulled 6-4 Llnssys, colosed i.inbeys, Jeans, Stair
: Carpet, Nc. 4 Coveflids, No l lnankets,
Yarns, Striped and Plaid Lin
Fig'd all v DOL C.rpet,
Full'd Jeans,
! Striped Carpet, No. 2
Ceverlids, No. 2 Extra Blankets,
No. 8 Heavy Blankets,
e. Will allsw the best prices for Wool, &C.
cefding 10 grade and eeddition. spris
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
.---. NEW ADvERTISEMENrS. EIT
The Best Bred Trotting Stallion in the s'ate'
Jim Turner,

NIILLmake the present season at my -
fvstabIs,s miles \. % Glasgow, at ths ~
REDUCED price of SIC. to- ihsure3 payable On The
Ist Adayef Janpary, 1862, Eor when, the mare Is
parted vith. Mares from a distance, epastursge
gratis; sfain Esd II desired, at fair rate. Care
taken but no responsibility for aecidsuts. Sea-
son has npw commenced, and will end 10th yuly.
--~1Bescfiption and Pedigree.
JIM TURNER is a beautiful mahogany bay
six years old, without white, heavy name and
tail, 154 hands high, and can trot his mile inside
OF three minutes, and as for beauty, style and ae-
ton, cannot be surpassed by any stallion in tie
Stste;' ' ~ 'sii = ~ .' go
jim TURNER was bred by G. A. Austin, Of
Orwell, Vermont, was foaled October 2Tth, 1884,
was got by Prophet. Prophet was sold to COM
pany on Rock River for IS 500. He was got by
David Hill's Black Hawk, out Of a mare BY Sir
Charles Black Hawk was got by Sherman
Morgan, be BY Justin Morgan, he BY True Brit
on. The dam Of Hilps Black Hawkswas 7-8bred
mare The dam Of Jim Turner was got BY Mr..
Bigops Rather of Vermont. RATHER has repeat.
eddy trotted mile in publici in min. 80 Sec, q
dam by Hamiltoniah, he by son of Imported
Messenger.hGs a.s : 20 u - lfl1 W
aprlS ,..I - JUNE WILLIAMS.
My famous Jack, Gen. TAYLOR, +. also al
the same stable, and will be let serve / few first
class mares. ]. W..
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To All whom it May Concern.

/ To All Whom tMay C0ncern.
ANAfeLn loL the uoeia pauonsge lnat
that ] an engaged in, solicit q continusn.e Of
the same. would, also, respectfully inform the
public thatI am compelled to do business on q
shorter time than / have usually given. All &C.
counts with me in the year 1861, will be- eonsid-
cred due in 3 months; thtnking it will suit both
parties better than the long system, and therefore
l will settle four tunes year in the, Rlsrs Of
once r,-f IuE jana = T. A. A. PUGH.sb
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18
IEPay:Up.
STRAY NOTICE.

iTAKEN up by James G. Maupln, liv- e.
l. Ing 10 Charlton township, on the 5th ~
Of April, 1861, one rpan mare, supposed to be six
years old, collar marks small star in the forehead
SAP. Also, one clay bank horse cot, wearing
black name and tail, and appraised to $50 BY John
Miller and ,Eenry a. Turner, who were duly
sworn Tor that purpose, as the law drecis.H Z
Atrue copy from my stray book. Given under
my hand this 9th April, 1861, .1r he. ....se.
aprl1-3w THOS. M. LEWIS, J.. P.
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IsE,rfIR ~.

A IL, witl,oai distinction, who me indebtsd "a
n me, ere requested torcsll and settle within
30 days rom this date, BY casa of note. Many
hsvs, not settled ter YEAR, thii sisys YiHlsashl
find their accounts in the hands u an officer ,.for
am determined to hsyer settitmsat, and that
soon, fos further falEenee y out Of thsz goes
fshaII BIB JOHN cHAMBEaLaINso
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-18

/. "a = - 5ulSy "t ISL ks9Io SID "A
A s before published, this, ,dSseryejly -,
n popular hosse, siii 6skeths plesentl
season At the late residence u Jno.iH. Es, ~
till, two miles east Of Glasgow.
5ooi Terms ID: ASiI6Svsi 11nili "a
By thu payment q si0 isCadsssse ~ dit
serve any mare through the season, .lastlnr uatA,
the 9Th Of July next. The owner Il sny mare
patronizins him through TIE seasor, .Yho fails to
have his pare EsttSa Win feaZ - hsza ii
money rstsrdsd, upon sPpsisaaiop "a st,tsnent !,
Thisrsle win be strictly adhered ID sslIsleEs,
since il is much easier Tor eaen one who fails to-
have haz.any besekt fson sHe atSie. 70 .sslf ~
see ne, Than Ter me 70 70 and sea ala hsu -s,e i,
ssS, Where il nay befeauired. rii give feesipt
for money. stating the sbndi&fdai ud9I HkieAi g g
'ns Good ID psssus.s: fSr ns.ss from distance, Mn
b furnished gratis. Al ears tnAcn, Dat NJ -,
ponsibility assumed for accidents. To-.
spr4 JAMES o. swENNkFsi =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25

Provisions FOR THE SOUTH DETAINED Al
CINCINNATI.-A despatch was received yes
terday from Cincinnati to the effect that a
quantity of provisions shipped at that city
for New Orleans by the steamer Stephen De
catur had been seized by mob. The officers
of the Jacob Strader, which arrived last
night, inform us that formidable mob pro-
ceeded to the steamer Decatur at an early
hour yesterday morning and threatened the
destruction of the boat if the provisions were
not speedily put ashore. The sheriff of Ham,
ilton county appeared in the midst of the ex-
element, and. In order to save the boat and
cargo from destruction, took possession of
the cargo, and the mob dispersed. There is
great excitement in Cincinnati, but we are
informed that the leading citizens are in no
wise responsible for the lawless acts of the
mob who were guilty of the outrage upon
the Stephen Decatur.-Lou Jour-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25

~ We learn from a private letter re-
ceived in this city from Virginia dated 22nd
inst, that the report was current that pro-
visions were becoming scarce in Washington
City, and the means were difficult for obtain
our telegraphie dispatches this morning state
that -four had advanced in price in Washing.
ton. 1t may turn out that instead of mani
testing so great an anxiety to provision Fort
Sumter, even at the hazard of the peace of
the whole nation, Mr. LINCOLN ought to have
bestowed some attention to his own larder.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
The following is from private letter
dated Lebanon, April 10:

The following is from a private lettel
dated Lebanon, April 10:
Everybody here is bitterly opposed
to coercion, and heartily in favor of
Southern resistance. Two military compa
mics are rapidly forming here. The one fol
home protection; the other to offer theil
services to the Confederate States. I belong
to the latter, and 1 am going.
A large Southern rights meeting will be
held in this place tomorrow.
The are two beautiful secession flags waving
over the Square; such thing here is UMPIRE
cedented. Two more will be raised; one over
the South Side Office, the other over Col. EN-
NETT Thompson's house, while his daughter
sings the Southern song, "We are all for
Davis" This takes place tonight.
A large serenade party (20o) visited the
houses of the prominent secessionists last
night, Judge Alb. Caruthers, Judge N.
Green, Z. /. Gollidsy, J. <. Howard and r.
Thompson, made hot Southern and resistance
speeches. We have another round to-night
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25

TIE SPIRIT OF THE NoRTH-A gentle
man OF this city received yesterday letter
from Cincinnati. of which the following is an
extract:
/" This war will progress till the flag of
the Union floats over the land from shore to
shore, and slavery passes away. If five years
ends it, / am mistaken, though much regret
this; my words will come true. II is a war
of determination to the South, ruin to the
North-ruin 70 all; bot this is not all, the
want Of cotton will bring about q revolution
In England. Kentucky wants to act nobly,
50 does Tennessee, bat it ia not in their
power now to stand firm All must go out.
Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee will be the
battle ground. In thirty days Tennessee troops
.siH Be opposite 70 Cincinnati, fighting Ohio, &rc.
E Is in camp. ]. and E. (cousins) may crack
away at each other N COrmgtOH or Newport.
dc not the think in Cincinnati, IS our bat
teries VIII be ready on our hills around the
city to CRED The South, before battery can be
erected on the bills opposite to this Two
days ago WAS of the opinion that all might
be fixed in peace; now 1 think as 1 have
nhihtrl- 1Ouy luz . hui
South Kentucky is the battle ground for
Tennessee"
The writer of the above may be correct in
his opinion, that Kentucky viii be the battle
ground, on which Tennesseans will meet the
Northern foeman- But We trust not. 1t
ought not to be the policy of the military
leaders of the South to await invasion; on the
contrary they ought to carry the war beyond
the confines Of the South into the States of
the North aud make those who would subju-
gate US experience the horrors of the war
they have brought upon the country.
But, at the present time, Washington is the
point of importance. LNcoL.S and bis min
ions must be expelled from the-Capitol. Vir-
gina needs our aid in this good work and
she must have il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25

THE SPIRIT n VIRGINIA. patriotic ia
Their thus writes to one of a couple OF sons ne
has in this city. from Lynchburg, Va, under
date of the 22d inst
"Your two brothers knapsacks are already
hacked and setting in your mothers room
ready to be strapped on at a moments no
tice. You telegraphed to me that you and
ALBERT would return to Virginia If thought
vour services would be needed can only
say, hold yourselves in readiness and be pre-
pared at a minutes warning to serve in de-
fence of your own and the rights of the
South
This is the spirit Of the fathers and moth
ers in Virginia who are willing to give all
their sons to their country. Let but the
whole South be animated by the same senti-
ment, and victory is ours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25
The City OF Richmond Issues Bauk

The City or Richmond Issues Bauk
Notes.
We learn from the Richmond Hhiq that the
City Council passed the following ordinance
unanimously:
-An ordinance for The issue Of notes by the city,
l. Be II ordained by The Council Of the City OF
Richmond, That there shall be issued in the
name Of the city of Richmond three hundred
thousand dollars in notes of one dollar. fifty
cents and twenty-five cents, for the redemp-
tion of which the Council pledges the faith
of the city; and which shall be receivable for
taxes, water, light, or any debt due or pay
able to the city of Richmond
2. The President of the Council shall pro-
cure plates and paper for the printing of said
notes. and said notes shall be signed by him
and attested by The Chamberlain of tie CITY.
g. TheTe shall be Issued of said notes two
hundred thousand dollars of the denomina-
ton Of one dollar; fifty thousand dollars of
the denomination Of fifty cents; and ffty
thousand dollars of the denomination of
twenty-five crnts. And the same may be paid
out for any debt due from the city of Rich
mond, and may be exchanged for any money
or bank notes which are taken by the banks
of the city of Richmond.
f. The President of the Council shall take
from the Chamberlain a receipt for the
amount of the notes, which he shall sign, spe-
cifying the amount of each denomination
which he shall deliver to the Auditor, and
the Auditor shall charge the Chamberlain
upon his books with the amount specified in
said receipt. And the President of the Coun-
Gil shall sign the said notes from time to
time, so that there shall not be in the hands
OF the Chamberlain at any one time more
than ten thousand dollars
.: When any person shall desire to receive
said notes In payment of what is due to him
L,om the city, the warrant of the Auditor
sDaii state how much of the amount directed
70 De PAID by said warrant is to be paid out
OF SAID notes, and if any person shall desire
to obtain said notes in exchange far nancy
or bank notes. he shall deposit the said money
or bank notes with the Chamberlain who
shall give him receipt therefor. which he
shall deliver to tho Auditor. And there
upon, the Auditor shall draw his warrant mn.
on the Chamberlain, payable out of ssid
notes so received, in banks, as he is directed |
to deposit other moneys received by him.
6. The Auditor and Chamberlain shall keen |
separate accounts Of the notes issued and |
paid out under this ordinance, showing the |
amount Of each denomination issued.
.. For the expense attending the procu- |
ing the plates and paper, and the issue Of the /
anne, the President Of the Council may draw |
als osoefs nom time to time upon the Audit |