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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21
Nm TRIrrrrr Il have examined the "ScV Ma.
tiOMal l;COgrnp.lN.n rreicr il TO amy Gcngra-

Mn TRirIrTr Il have examined the "Scw Ma.
tionaI topography" prefer it to any Gcogra-
ply, With which am acquainted.
It combines simplicity, perspicuty, and conciscness
important Objects 10 be attained
II presents a brief, and graphic sketch of the sur
face orthc globc-its natural and political divisions
the climate, soil, and productions OF the different
tries-thcT manufactures, and con,merce-and the
leading characteristics of the different nations.
II exhibits, IN separate tables, the length of rivers,
the lie INT of mountains, the extent OF countries oceans
seas, !akcs and the population Of countries cities,
aud towns This is all iha; the learner needs
The matter is iudciously selected, and systcma'cal-
~ arranged That which is useless, and tends only to
swell the size ofmany geographic, LETT ont of this
The maps clear aud beautiful: and mere numcr-
Gus than in any other geography. The work Is hand
some, compact, and convcnicn, III form.
Yours respectfully
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K;clsinp Horses.

Daniel D. Gill, OF adams county COM
mlnicates to the American farmer' ms
mode OF breaking horses OF the vile and
dangerous habit of kicking. lie says
attach one end of Il strong line to the hind
eastern OF the horse, and take it forward
through the loop, fastened 10 the trace, at
the side of the horse, and attach the other
end to the bit Of the bride; a line attached
thus at each side Of the horse, il left suili-
GENTLY long to just enable him TO make a
step, will at every kick he makes, operate
so severely upon his mouth, as to cause
him to give it up as bad job
KEoKuK, we understand, has popula
ton Of 2,5l9--MUscaTINE a population o
800 Fairfield, 1900 burlington TEL
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PUBLICATION OFFICE.

PUBLICATION OFFICE;
No. %, Chestnut AZ, . doors west OF the Il. q.
'INHE WESTERN JOURNAL is designed to en-
L brace every subject connected with Agriculture.
Commerce. manufactures, mechanic Arts. MINES, and
Internal Improvement.
a portion of the work will be Appropriated 10 sta
us'ics. which will be collected and arranged with ref
crenee 10 the leading subjects contained in the respect
i've numbers.
The development OF the vast resources of the valley
o(ihe Mississippi and the improvement, of the nlecc
tua and social condition of lis inhabitants, will be
constantly kept view; and the leading article of each
number will be devoted TO the advancement of these
Objects In attempting TO illustrate and give direction
10 the economy conneccd with the leading pursuits of
the country, the editors have undertaken than has
been done, or proposed by any other journal with
which they are acquainted Aud it is by their llboI
in this department, manly, that they expect TO make
the work useful.
Contributions solicited on all subjects properly
embraced IN the design of the work
CLUBS. composed of three individuals, will be fur.
nshcd with the Western Journal at the rate of s. 90
per annum. FiS, ut $500.
Owing 10 the enlarge ncn of the work. six numbers
will hereafter constitute volume and Il general index
will be made GU, 10 accompany The 9th and l2h mum
bcrs. novll
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

WE have received with in the last few days, large
w addition 70 stock Of Clothing; assortment
is now, think, complete, and will consist in par, as
follows:
Extra fine black twilled French cloth, frock and
dress coats
medium quality dress coats
black brown and green sack cloth coats
extra superior drab beaver over coats
medium drab beaver over coats
brown and black beaver coats
blue ard drab blanket over coats
black gray and steel mixed satinet sack coats
hip coats
a good assortment gcntlemcn's cloth coaks--somc
as low as Sl2
good assortment cashmere pants (blacK, green,
brown, plaid &c Sc)
saiinet pants from 50 up-various coiors.
bangup cord and beaverton nets
black satin and silk vests, extra and medium quail
ity
plaid black cashmere plain drdb cashmere,
black satin cloth and black bombasine vests
fine linen bosom shirts, check and hickory do
N II shirts and drawers, canton flannel shirts and
drawers
black Italian and changeable silk cravats
silk and cotton handkerchieis
gum suspenders mems gloves and comforts
fine and medium silk hats
superior aud medium plush caps cloth DO fine do
rough and ready wool hats
boots and shoes, umbrellas carpet bags and travel
ing trunks
good assortment boys clothing such as ove.coa''
sack do pants and vests
We consider stock equal to any in the State mort
or ST. ians We are determined 10 sell as cheap O.
not CLEANER as any house IN the Guy, make anu quail
10 considered I'VE do & b"si
ness, have but ZONE PRICE, and as we desire e
make this our residence fol HE; honng sla W w. w.,
undone on our part 20 give general satisfaction, o
friends and the public generally are respectfully INV
ted 10 call and examine goods before purchasing
nny2Iv McVEIGH SAUSSHR'
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wall;s's Natures Tintine "

II is maable at allow rate, and gives explicit di
rcctions, By which persons unable to draw, can
by The aid Of ccetd light, produce the most splendid
limitations OF marble sa,uary, painted and stained glass
birds, fruit and flowers in pure white, The most del
catc ins. II is not only an uniring pasiimc bu, !,
applicable 10 an immense variety of useful aud
mental purposes easily accomplished that failure i
impossible Price - cents, or 80 cents with and.
some finished specimen included.
For sale by WILSON Il CO., 10 Spruce street, n. Y
Oci3t
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The communication Of" An Anti" came
in too late for insertion in this weeks aper.

Hoo KILLING. Owe learn Mcssrs. w. II.
81 J. w. Thompson are actively engaged
in making preparations for slaughterng
hogs as soon as the weather will permit.
Their facilities for Strengthening will be much
better than heretofore and all the hogs
that may be offered will be purchased
They are now ready to make contracts for
hogs, receivable as soon as the weather is
suitable for killing. We have not learned
wha; they are contracting at, but are as.
sured that their prices will be at least as
high as at any saugh,ering establishment
in this scc,ion.--Paimwu Wig.
HoGs--TmEIR PR,cEs.-- The prevailing
rate this season for good hogs, for packing
appears TO be So SO per 100 lbs. net, at
which rate the prices for the product of the
hog would be equal to; 4 cents for green
sides, s. Oh for bacon hams, 5 cents for
green hams, 3 cents for green shoulders;
S3 81 for bacon shoulders Gle for lard,
SO for mess pork, So 50 for rump pork.
Lou. Courier Ian.
PoRK--As yet, we hear of no settled
price in this section for pork. 1t is said
that some have engaged at 50 so gross.
r. s. Since writing the above, we have
convers,d with a gentleman from the west
branch OF White river, who informed us
that pork IT, that quarter sells readily al:
from 50 37l to 50 80. gross. He thinks
that the price will still ADVANCE alcm
(M) Nc,rs, l2M.
The Madison Courier, Of Monday eve
ming, speaking Of the hog trade in that
city says:
We have feeders now in the city. No
sales have been effected, however; 1871 is
offered, which does not ,naet the views OF
the feeders who, we unders tund, hold firmly
at $50.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4, 1850.
Beef CatHe-at prices ranging from 81 Ou
to 50 81 per 100 lbs. on the boot, equal TO
81 90 to So 20 net, and averaging 81 81
gross. 30 were driven to Phadel ph.i; and
the balance remain unsold
HogS.--S1 IS to So 90 per 100 lbs. MIR
kct very brisk.
Pace OF PonK-The Rockville (Md0
Journal says the price of pork in that vii
lage, this fall, will be from 81 to 50 per
hundred.
We nave also met Mr.. Jordan, of Gin
cinnati, prospecting about the town, and
learn that there are buyers from Boston
and elsewhere contemplating inve tments
at this point Keohuh Register.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21

have examined with considerable aud with unmiurlrd
sniisiactnn Gondrirhs New National G,"grnp'y Its def
uinus bcf clear aud comprehensive; its "Ncc in
pepcay. aud elegance others with which
acquainted lis Ponouncng DicIionny nj Proper Names, is
unllcstinnahy valuable snn 10 the rindl Of this i'm
porni and Interesting branch of science In fnc; is Just
what It Should irpury ELEMFSrtrY work It's plan ard
such thai II fail IN proving both mc
rhlr and interesting To the comprehension NJ y ynnthil learn
trust therefore, that proper degree Of isapkhnrs VIII
be presented To liz distinguished author by its Introduction
into the various schools of our country,
The above work Is sold by Jas. ii. Tiiplelt.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21

iEArnrR SlaueII'd sole - Spanish sol. 2!c 10 nc
FRuIT- Green apples 20 80 cents.
foTAr0Es HSI--JO ccnts.
SWect--5O cents
Corn in the ear, 95': Balcd Hay 5nc Loose Hay 3J
WIspow GLASS sSi0 81 90 I,lj iuyt2 81 GOA 800.
laos Hoops 2 per III. Baud lie, Nar &C. SIT
go iar &C. Iron Plough slabs Steel Slabs &C. Cast steel
German .5c English Blister Isc; A. H. steel oc Castings
; 3 { whole sale. / =. retail
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. JONES has arrived from ST. Louis, ~.
wi with beautiful assortment of Ladies fash ~
ionabe bonnets, silk and straw; Collars, Rib Sa=-
bons Flowers, &c. She has opened just opposite the
City Hotel, and will remain for two days only
noY2l Il.
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T. II WVTITITNV1
Principal of Female minary

Below will he louni notice by excellent cher in
civ Gnodrir's National Typography. Though we have
the work have had time give it that cicnl ryam'na
ton form Judgment nj its rIs We
hay" every cOnidracc the ability and judgment of the
thor the following notice. aud have doubt the work
all the merit entitled the consideration he
Il L
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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21

C,UGAR--iO hhds prime n o Sugar, just reeevedper
- '-"'N G w CAPLlNGER
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21

yXy HISKEY, so bbls best Cincinnati brands Just re-,
CIV CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21
EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE Won,p's

EXCURSION TicKErs TO THE WonLD's
FAIn.-The project, originally started in
Boston, Of excursions to tie Worlds Fair.
for the accommodation of Americans who
wish ,ose this famous ind ustrial exhibition,
has been taken up in this city by G.. w.
Mcllenry ~ Co. They intend TO issue cab.
in passage certificates for the Industrial
Exhibition 10 take place in London next
year. The tickets for the excursion TO Liv-
erpool and back are TO be 800. The trips
will commence with the packet ship Mary
Peasants, TO sail on the 18th March next.
Dbl. Newspaper.
To KEEP APPLES. every apple
dry with cloth, and see that no blcmishcd
ones are left among them. Have ready n
very dry tight barrel, and cover the bot.
tom with dry pebbles. These will attract
the damp of the apples. Then put in the
fruit head up the the barrel; ard plaster
the seems with mortar, taking care to have
a thick rim of mortar all round the top.
Let the barrel remain undisturbcd in the
same place I'LL you want the apples for use.
Pippins, bell-tlowers, and other ap lies of the
best sorts, may be kept in this way till
July.-Saiu,Hay Ga.cHc.
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H-0Dm4 -H~MIHss M Il lie Nh uIs
DR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY

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INV "AO"NAN wiKs ooM crsC amt
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PRICE, Dime per Roll; Rolls for 25 Cents or 81 per Dozen
DISCOUNT MADE TO CoUNTES MEHCHANTS1
Druggists
materially other con-
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

'TNHE undersigned, Of the late firm of Miller Bow
L er bcgs leave 10 return thanks TO the friends and
patrons ofihc late firm FOR their liberal atronage
ring term of years. and takes this method of inform
ing them that he is established nj the old stand
.S'O. =. EE5'EE,
and s prepared TO accommodate all those who NAV ia.
vor him with their cu1tom. He has on hand gener.
al assortment of Groceries and will be constantly in re-.
cept OF fresh supplies. now 81 Paris Mercury copy
THOS. 5. MILLER.
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EEc E;SN .fREsEU.JE!

THE undersigned bcgs leave to tender his sincere
Il thanks 10 his many customers and friends for Their
very liberal patronage, and would take this method of
informing them that he is in receipt of very large
in our line which will sell as low as can be sold this
side of st. Louis. Just give call before prrchas-
ing, as am confident can make it TO your advantage
TO purchase IF me. All kinds OF marketing and produce
wanted at The highcs, cash prices.
Remember the pace-on ;le west side of main stree.
a few doors north of the Brady House. \ continual
ton of patronage ia respectfully solicited.
nov2ly q, w CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-21

CALr-2oo sacks G a Salt IN store ana ,Sr sac oy
- nov2ly ~ VIZ t''"
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where cheap goods nrc sold, and you will find the ai
Giles you want cheap.
septl9 MELLON & HAWKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
BY THE NIDlIGR1 SOUTHERN NAIL.
Fatal Aceisent-Rowdyism. sc. &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHLAoELYHiA, Monday, JglyG
William Moran. aged II years. and Patrick Jor
dan, aged II years, were drowned near Fairmount
yesterday afternoon. A son Of James Gregory,
late Coroner, was also drowned yesterday siser
nom in the schuylkJl River near Gays Ferry
All their bodies were recovered, AMI nqu ,sts held
upon hem.
John Pesse, small Engr'h boy, was killed this
morning BY the falling upon him OF some iron bands
ct Brown 81 whsr.
There was some sighting among the rowdies
down town lsst night. One Of them. na med Doc
nelly, wa desperately wounded and had to bs
conveyed to the Hospital He Was better this
morning.
The ,orTos market eonaue. very quiet. aud the s,es
unm IOfianL Tee expor derand for FLOWS eoadndes
limited bot prices sre steady Common ppcx ~ "a
freely offered al s. ~ p DBL bat sales hsv- he.a
reported. TIE sses for ciiy limited p as IS
foe and FOOD brands and SOS 81. fpr -xus-
RYEFLoUs sud CoRS MEAL are hes 81 s7t y b5l rus
sUIpLes OF WHEAT continue small b1t tbs dem ami Is
teo. Sales Of Red a. 20 and White az | &0t y y
bushel CoRs 10 10 limited request We quote Yellow al
6.d'.lc OARS are seady demand 81 former rstes Ia
FREGars 10. re 10 bul doing foreign
rOns are nominal Golfers s-arce aud 10 demand.
Engagements to Boston have been m-de a. S01i IS Al
bsnV Is; Providence snc Fail River al 10; Nsw.fork
adeSc; aod 10 Baltimore Toe Y ina
ssLEs STocb S-Ferf bol' ID Louisville sank, 81
Is Pennsylvania mr. 45i; s7eo Read RI 19i SEQ STATE
De- sol sLttO 10 sli sSUJ SOS, ~ ll5t loo Lehgh
lat - SO Spring Garden IS, 100; 90 Morris Csns
III 70 harr.bulg Mr. is.i $500 senuyiGll NaTgauoa
Seeo-A Bo,d "a go Lshgh Sc TT; 50 Urion CsniL
llti ~ NOr.to~n RIA, SGT $50 Nofnstown RI 6s IS
% PennsylVsnia kR, tsti 60 Lehigh Interest," II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
lIr. GIddipgs and tho Pest.Omce Departmsss,

Mr.. CiddlDgs ana Tho fest-ODce Department.
Correspondence Of the Tribune
WAsMEGros, Sunday, JAY
There Is certainly very erroneous impression
In this community, tina: the Committee Of Invest.
cation into the imputstions brought against Mr..
GrDDrsGs by certain correspondents Of the Nss-
York Courier and Enquirer and Boston ALIAS, was
raised at the request Of Col WARREs. the Second
Assistant Postmaster General Such Is not the flcl
When Mr.. GIDDIS0s denied, in the House Of Rep
resentatyes on Friday, that be had ever seen or
had access to the papers that were surreptitiousy
distracted from the Post 0Ece Department, it as
,onished not only Col WARREs, but several oshsr
gentlemen in the Post Office Department In con-
versation with some members Of Congress, Col
WARREs expressed this surprise, and remarked
that II his word was questioned - to Mr.. GlDDIsos
having had access 10 the missing papers, be should
ike TO see the matter investigated In justice to al
nsyties In any way implicated. And upon state
ruent 70 this effect by Mr.. MArrEsos Of your State.
the Committee was ordered.
The facts connected with the purloining OF the
nspers In question from the Post dee Department
are about these. Early last Spring the removal Of
doubtful Wing and the substitution Of reliable
one, upon the petition Of the citizens Of 0bsriia
caused q great deal OF excitement la the communi.
~ where the removal was made. Nesrs. CR0w-
ELL and GIDDn0s, Members ffou, Ohio and JoHs
w. ALLEs Of Cleveland, In the same State called
at the General Post Office, and obtained leave to
examine the papers upon which such removal had
taken place. These gentlemen called separately,
Mr.. GIDDIsGs being the lars who had access 10
them In April last portions Of these letters on file
were sent 10 Oberln for political purposes, and in
June last other portions. They were sent at dit
ferent times and under different franks-Mr. dfD-
DISCS ranking part, Mr.. CRowELL part, and Mr..
JuLIAs Of Indiana part. The direction Of the paok-
ages however were all In the handwriting o{ one
person, and that person Mr.. srkvEss, a. I an in,
formed.
Now each Of tho persons franking these pack.
ages doubtless did 90 without being advised Of their
contents tot il 10 unre ssonsbe TO suppose that rae
person directing the whole Of them did % without
having q knowledge Of their contents. Ii 10 also
said that the Postmaster removed, a. well a. bis
successor, have sscertained from whom the letters
were received; and, II 90, the Committee will have
no difficulty 10 relieving the blameless from all i'm
pGtstions, and in fixing the guilt Of tho sctisa
where il properly belongs. The abstraction and
circulation Of these papers has caused great deal
81 contention IN the community OF Obeslin. and has
ed 70 prosecutions for either libel or SANDER. And
ior this. among other reasons it is proper that the
investigation should be had, % that the Post 0Rss
Department a. well a. its employees may be exoa-
Grated from oil participation IN Transaction OF -
disoeditabis nature a. V this. " NJ. CotLA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
From Bellies

Belize, Honduras. June H. 1880.
The brig Allen King has arrived from New. York,
but has brought no news.
AL is still for the present and hopes are enter.
tanned hat the Indians have dispersed.
Our market is dul, and overlooked with provis.
IONS There is 90 mahogany TO be had at any price,
and but little ogwood, owing TO the long dry season.
We usually have abundance Of rain la this IN nth !;
but now have nothing bat light sho wers, hardly
wetting the ground Oar settlement is very heal
thy; good health and enterprise has prepared god
mahogany, which will be thrown into market ss
soon the foods will bring il down. In port. brig
Allen King, Bates, New York. discharged
Cochineal crops very promiaing. Indigo not 60
good.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY o.
BOOK TRADE.
uArrrhpTr AND POpuI.AR WORKS.

DUBLIsnED BY JOHN TAILS co 90 J1aa ct
II Newly Among tbs numerous beautifully llsEratsd
vorh, win be found Uniform with rsiss Imperial so-
mes Of ENGLAND and Ireland, the HIsoy Of tbs Uultod
ftme eou,prsinR her Political sad Biographical History,
Natural Prnductons Msnafac'ures and Commerce, lava
Manners, Customs and Rehnon-incl1ding Information
necefssrv for tourss ard imnigrans Of all lassesih
topogsuhical description OF -ah state Efiied By hn
Howard Hiuuu A Assisted by several literary genue-
men 10 Ameres ard England, illustrated with maps add
view, OF The principal buld and scenery drawn on hs
spo, e1prt s,y tits woIk acd bssuuny engraved %
,i,el sso fne portrait Of Wsshr ZION. ser susrt the
Declsrzfinu OF Independence srer Trumbuh and Penns
Treaty with The Indiana afer WesL ,.
The importance q the mocern history OF We Un.sl
States Of America cifeng hey do 90 Hgsytoni Vhai
they IN former days. ard connected Win cream
sunces discoveries and Advantages which iaries t1s
whole civilized world obvious cannot be uaisrrat'c
BY any refecrg miod and the value Of THIS % cAuoa
win rot therefore, be q1esionet. Nov comPete 10 %
p.rss at Is eenis or AZ divisions, hand'omsn ooaaa
a. S7i each leE' otr1dh-
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CAPE OF Coop HoPE-We have been favored
by Mr. Boynton with file Of Capetown papers,
brought by the bark Ocean Wave. Capt Gutter, IN
the short passage OF &c days from that pors. Tasy
contain news OF interest, as the victory Of the
oolonists over the Government in refusing supplies
to all convict vessels whereby the project Of making
the Cape a convict colony was defeated. was The
last affair ofinterest Boston Post 5th-