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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
NOTICE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE

'InlERE was committed TO the jail OF the county Of
Il 81, Louis by Peter W. tombstone, Esq, Justice
OF 'hc Peace within aud for the county of st. ouis
on the Slh day of July, 1870, as runaway slave a
negro man Who says his name is CORNELIUS
lHokNloN; FIVE feet four inches high, about twen.
ty-hrc years old is OF copper color full faced AMI
has heavy beard, and is altogether very well made
man; SAID negro had on when committed black ras;
new pants calico shut, aud an old fur cap, and SAYS
he belongs 10 Richard SoGthgate, Of Cincinnati.
The owner oi said slave is hereby notified TO anply
to me for him within three months from this date
prove property, according 10 law, pay charges and
tahc axe, nm away, Otherwise viii on MONDAY, THE
I2>IH DAi OF NOVEMBER, 1850 b tween Tho
hours OF O'Clock in the forenoon. aud O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day. at the East front door of
The Court House, in the city and county of 81, Louis
State oil Missouri. sell the said negro man 10 the nigh
est blder for cash, pursuant TO the statute in such case
made and pro, ided. HENRY b. BELT.
Sheriff of st. Lonis County, Mo.
mug II BIN.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
Hon, Jas, s. Green.

An address wa. delivered last night, by Hon
Jas. s. Green, Of which we shall endeavor to
give report next week. He attributes the tie
feat Of our Railroad bill to tho defeat Of the tar
III, and the ABSENCE at the time Of voting, Of
about fifty members, some Of whom were 1iedg
ed to vote in its favor.
No argument for the road he thought
was needed here. because if the people
knew their own interests, they were already
anxious to have the road.
The coming session may be too short,
and the rules of order may interfere, to
prevent our getting a donation; but he
thought it certain that II, some day the
grant would be made.
There was Il provision in MIR. Atchison's
bill, as well as in his own. that where lands
were already taken up, land any where
within 30 miles might be selected in lieu
of it.
He thought that profits arising from sales Vt
lands donated, the which after building the road,
might be considered as fairly growing out of
tnem, ouEnl u Ue set apaTt LOT sCh"o' '""u'
He thought President F,Ilmore's course con
trbuted in a great degree, 10 the settle
men, of the slavery qne'tion-thnt the President
was aciire in his efforts to influence Congress.
Wings and Democrats had united in the late
Congress aga,ns, utrais,s, and now they must
unite against abolitionisis and ireesoilers.-
Whether the settlement should prove perma-
nent, depended mainly OF. obedience at the
north, to the fugitive slave law, and wholly on
the mass Of the people. AT any rate, in the
coming session, the South must not yield one
inch.
Even if the notifications proposed TO
the Fugitive Slave Law should be good.
the South mus, not admit them, till the en-
citement at the North shall calm down:
else they will imagine that they can force
the South intp any thing. by simply rails
ing an excitement.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

AUTHOR OF THE Mormon Blahr.--Thc
New England Puritan states that at a
public meeting held lately in Cherry Val
lev. Judge Campbell said:
Rev. Solomon Spauldng, one OF the
earliest preceptors of the academy OF Cher.
ry Valley, was the actual composer OF
most q what is known as the .HWmon
Bible. lie wrote i, during period ol deli
cate health, to beguilc some of his weary
hours, and also with design 20 offer it Tor
publication as n romance. Doctor Rob'.
Campbell, late OF Cherry Valley, AMI los
ter farther of the first Mrs. Grant Of the
HISTORIAN vi sion, calling some years since
'Aon Mr.. Spaulding, had the nanu'c'ip,,
oithis notable book shown to him, and
wa also informed by Mr.. Spaulding that
he hi hopes of reapng some pecun'a,ry
aavar;sge from i, Tor himself and family.
Mr., Spnini,,.ag has been dead some year.,
though, is believed that his wife Is still
livinginhe United S,n:eS. 40" II :a'-
sed ir"a\e Pc session. of h'| 'a'" ny , .'o
the han"St Joe Smith, i, is probable '''''
Mrs. 5. con tell.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
Farming Successfully without Manure


We liui thr lul.".rn ~ the Pans cor
responIcure oi tie t'.Hl
d" Uuu.i i-rarc tN...m'.f t % e.
crct. 4 anru- tu, ..'.",a4.. u. "a. .'.
parlmrnt, %, "a. re. DIS .. a.. 'X'.rn ht.
made bv NJ, Da Sa1. nn n iarm 30. nhuut
$50 acres at ST. Maur NJ. DuSsau !, ile
patentec ola liquid i'll which the gram Is
stepped for twenty-tour hours before IT l.
sown. On some oithe land Sown with this
prepared seed, AMI mHhom mann'c, was
one.sixth more than ever wa on the same
land when richly manu- red and on richly
manfred land Sown with prepared seed the
crop was double, Some time ago, great
deal was said about a liquid invented for the
same p.rposc, by Il Mr.. BickerS, but the re
suits we've not satisfactory. This, h'W"'-
or, is not the case with the liquid o. Mr..
Dussan, and his results have been verified
bv the authorities. The cost of this liquid
IS only one-,enth the average price az the
ordinary manure, and consequently even
at the low price of corn in the market, the
$50 acres at st. Maur yield an enormous
profit.
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PRICE, One Dime per Roll; Rolls for rs Cents 81 per Dcze
IA LInEnAL NrHs MENCmAXTs
sgcsrUyr or e'o;;u!cy!riss,
WM. 4. HARRISON. 4. 4 uAvt,,>
HARRISON & HAWKINS,
Attorneys at Law,

HANNIBAL, MO-,
w III. practice in the various courts of Nation,
W Rails, Lewis, Clark aud Monroe counties, ond
wll give their prompt attention 10 collections and oil
Other business N the line of their profession. Having
cn'eiuIy prepared complete and perfect abstract Of
all The titles TO lots in the city Of hannibal together
with pldt', SC, they will be prepared nj all tunes
give attention 10 all claims in relation thereto. which
may be placed IN their hands, ard 10 afford all neces-
saf! Information on the subject at the shortest notices
REFERENCES:
Messi. Mellon 4 llawkin.. Kerchcvai 4 Green. Moi
let. HAYES Co VIM. ?. Owsley, Geo Scbro,er
Hdnhltdi; Rev i. Il. kcndrick Mr. Geo Morton
Col y. u, Chambers, Edward Tracy, John Nc Me.
han John Byrnc IT., George Hyde. Grow, Nc Cree.
'y n Co.. p y D. Sevin. II. Louis Paul Anaer.
son, Esq Cincinnati; u. +. Tevis, Louisrii +; NJ.
t.. Hallowell \ Co., Phi!adcphio; Caskc, Ree,e&
Co., Rithmond feb I.iv
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Nm TRipLlrr Il have examined the View Ma
tiOnui Geography" | prefer ii to any Gcosra-

Nm TRirItrr Il have examined the View Ma
tiOnui Geography" prefer ii to any Gcosra-
ply, With which ain acquainted.
II combines simplicity, pelspicny, aud conciseness
important objects 10 be attained
II presents brief and graphic sketch of the sur
face oiIhe glohcts natural and political divisions
the climate, soil, aud productions OF the different con-
lrics-their manufactures, and comiDctce-amd The
leading characteristics of the different Tat ionS.
It exhibits. in separate tables the length Of rivers,
tie he,lh, of mountains, hc extent OF corcs, oceans
seas. lakes &c; and the population oil countries cities
and towns. This is all Thai the leather needs
The matter IS judclousiy selected, and syst na'ica'-
, ,rr,nrci Th, yh;c, is useless, aud tends ont 10
swell t,s size orm,nv Geographic, left ont of this
The maps alr clear aud beautiful ami mere nnn',-
ous than in any o,he, ecog Apply. The work IS hand
some, compact, ad convenient IN nrm'
Yours respectfully
n II NrEt.RYD
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

Among the many ingenious c"ntr''anccs
which are at present exciting the attention
at the Fair OF the American Institute in
New York, is one to supply the place an
amputated ieg. 1t is composed OF solid
willow wood and steel springs, with due
regard to the laws of anatomy, ever! Joint
in the natural leg being copied with min
uteness and nicely deserving OF mucIl
praise. The Post says that il is impossible,
when attached to the body. to discover any
difference between it and the natural limb.
BALI. American.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
COMPREHENSIVE.

'IiiE Undersigned have entered into Co Partnership.
bearing date Jan. !, 1850, under the firm of NJ
Il. cox y CO., for the sale, a, Wholesale of Roots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Palm Hats. Bonnc,s of
every description, Artificial Flowers, Umbrs las and
pa1as",S' leather, shoe F'n.!'ng, Trimmings. &c.
live have leased store No. 81, Main Street. O,E,i.
lon'' block, st. LOUIS. MOI and are nc ~ receiving
general assortment OF the above at,clos and ,nnnv
io'hers not enumerated, 10 an cxau,innor Of which
We '"sper''y invite the conn'r" Trade at unusually
low prices.
NJ. II, COX.
WAL NJ. SIMPSON,
9, Io,,, r,,, y, -, GEO. BURNETT, in.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
GREAT BARGAINS
IN NEW
FALL ~ - E.S'E'EEs f:0GD%
COLLINS & BR b ED,

i AVE Just received direct from the Eastern Cit
! les their stock of New Fall and Winter Goods,
which Is OF the best ever brought 10 Hannibal and
they pledge themselves 10 sell cheap as the cheap.
est, il not u lHle cheaper Their goods bought
by old and experienced buyer, and the styles can't
help but please the taste oi the most iasiouS. Their
stock consists in part of the following articles, viz:
CassiIncrcs, plain black. Doe skin aud fancy, a,
all prices.
Sattinctts, grey m>'i, blue and black.
Kentucky Jeans. twcsds. SC.
E.aNUets, red, white, twlllcd and yellow.
olive. red and white Mac ,naw. all prices, and a
fine assortment of Bed y Horse blankets.
Iinscys. chameleon, red, blue and Gala plaids.
high cours
GimgIsunas. NIanchcstcr, Earl,on, French,
Mourning and second mourning
Prints.
A beautiful ASSORTMENT of A1cIican and English
mourning and hail mourning prints, blue and orange
prints / and al French red chlntA
3-lH IL ticS'ngs. all brands and qualities.
81 rs s. At brown musns. from common 10 fine.
81 rs 4 ii beachcd muslins.
Bleachcd and brown drillings.
Table linens. iowclingI. SC, Cotton i'iannels.
w !Hicr Dress Goods.
Plain aud figured Orleans aud other h-trcs, OF every
grade; French AMI English mcrno"s, ihlhe'. Jenny
Lind, and Canton cloths plain and fancy colorei nous.
de lanes, beautiful aiilc" for childcm's dresses
SiiusSis.
The bay state hawl.a new article long and square
blanket aud rob boy. coIorcd, plain aud embroidered
casl mces, H.th Other varieties too numerous 10 partlc
uldr2c.
Plain black italian, chang"abc and figured, and Tur.
key Faius, "A line assortment
Ribbons.
Bounst. cap bell satin aud black iaias, also fine
n bcIuiii aS,o tnct ol yeve rsbOn', Tor TRAININGS
Frngcs, tapes canbic, swiss and linen cdgings,
ng> French worked collars, caps, cotton idccs edg
ncs and luscT,ings.
White Goods.
Plaid rambrics, lacOnrts, swss mIsnS; book mus
Inns, Victoria lawns, null null, sc.
SuMiTieS.
Contuts, hoods, mits, buck gloves and miits. bon
net silks, hrnds, cotton and worS'ci hosiery black ita
lar and fancy ciavals, ponSee silk. hanikcrchels
zephyr worslcd, shell Tuck and side comb, purses,
beads, clasps, rHticulcs, &c
lat. aud Caps,
Mems, boys, youth, x chilircn's commcnC ~
-" and line, cloth. fur. seal \ silk plush caps
Common and fine silk Angola rough aud ready and cas-
slmerc hats.
HGOts and SHOES.
Mems, boys& youths kip and thick Hnu6k
Mems, boys and youths kip and thick boots.
:, fine calf
u long leg, water proof q
Z. thick double sole tcxta article.
:, metallic over-shocs
Laiieo' fine patent leather tip saiers-cSru article.
" " chkid welt bu,Isius
:, kid
" metallic oyershoes,
y goat aud morocco bootees.
Misses cali anh goat, morocco and grain bootcss.
kid heel busRlns.
Chlldrcn's morocco and goa, X. Il shoes.
ccloIed roans
0UCCuSNSnIc ana (slnSSSs are,
OF al, kinds and fine asssortnchl.
rf'fN Groceries. r
s.sssg Sugar, coffee, Tea, moasscs, salt, r.ce, -
indigo nader IoppcTaS, sc.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

knowing the members of the ncw firm 10 BE- rneI-
e,ic business men, and honorable III all their dealings,
mos, cl.eriu'ly recommend the public aud patrons
oil the old INN 10 give them call and examine 'htr
stock is know them To possess every ahanlas" 'oI'
business on the most accommodating isIns. no'i
NJ. Is. con.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
WILLIAM COHEN,

Ham street, TlnnhLI, No
ilE Subscriber has permanently located in this city
L and l. always prepared 10 repair watches, broken
jewelry. &c. in the most workmankn manner and oi,
the most reasonable terms. lie has now on hand, and
constantly receiving fresh supplies OF the finest and
most fashionable Jewclry, Watches, Clocks, NC, from
the best importing houses in the east. His stock ~
unsurpassed by any other hcsc in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains;
as he Offers grea, Inducements To purchasers.
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are TO-.
specially invited 10 give me call. Store Main
street, opposite the "Great Western " lscp5l
Jus, received in addition 10 his former stock, u sup
py ot Ear Rings. Pms, &c. Also very fine LOT Of
jet Ear Rings, hew style. Smiths New York Gold
rens-warautcd-a very fine article Oct -
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
EXECUTORS !TICE,

NOTICE is hereby given 70 q, ditors, and others
y inte. cstcd in the estate o. 81. Cleavcr. deed
lite of ss eS ;a apply
10. commencing on 'he JuG.t -, ,te Vuary 1851,
oc The estate of stephen cFeId.o o,,
nov 4W'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

1--WE above well known line OF steamers ~ m leave
o. LOUIS every evening, (Sundays excepcd) at
O'CLOCK r. NJ, Tor keokuk, and all intermediate Ian.
dnss, and make their return trips every day, exccpt
Tuesdays, during the ensuing season. They will mr..
rive at Hannibal on their upward trips, every day. ex.
Icep' Mondays, al 10 o'clock NJ, and on their down.
ward trips, every day, except Tuesday, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, positively.
The owners of the above lino of Packet Steamers.
give special notice, that they will he responsible for
All ParkaTcs OF money. or money letters, or any other
valuable packages. only in cases where a recent,
ticket or oil OF ladng is given by the captain or cer,
OF either boats. In other case. will they be re-.
spohSoie Tor TIE sale delivery OF such packages; and
they wish It to be expressly understood ,b,i when
ever such packages are received they are TO be rccar
'ed as a, the risk OF the owner unless receipcl for
as above stated. MILLER n BOWER,
mar 'om Agents, Hannibal
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

LEAruEG- sliueh'd sole ? Spansh sole PC 10 'ic.
Fguir-- Grern apples 80 "a 81 ceuis.
rorArots Ish--.iU eeuts
SNcet-50 cents.
WINDOW GL,ss. sxlO $500 Il las iOx2 si5Da 800.
laos oup5 re per ID; Baud "a lir; Bar iti Sill
&c. Plough slabs Sc; Steel roua Slabs yc, Cas-
5c .ic English stct i-c; A steel Nc cas-
linrs WHOLESALE I retail.
River low. Freight, have advanced considerably
Whoa, Sc per d ,shel--Pound Freight ID lSc per
1905 sack salt 3Uc
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Hereby 10 I"iSui,s INTERESTED Tia"
~ OF james Iur"v deceased late ~ RAN. that
The undersigned administrator" has oblan'd r,"ts 81 ndnnl'
fruu the ERIK at tn, County Count 'i Rats tuin
hcarirg date October est A. u shu IN persons having ca'm-
against SAID requested psrui Them for allowance,
within tw"Ne months, nr they may h|pr Guided to ANY
rcnrt of said And II no, presented wtu thee
wal he Tor barred.
Oct. oith. 1880, JAMES y. ENISON, admin.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

.I'liE subscriber has now on hand and is ~
4 aa''y ,c'ey'ng the largest aud best as 1.lT4z>
sorted stock OF GOODS. suitable for this market ever
brought TO Northern Missouri. lie returns his most
sincere thanks for the untiring support he has al.
ways received, and effort shall be wanting or his
part TO merit lis continuance. T. r. SEINES
! feb %
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
lioef' Fire Company.

At Regnla' ,p,hly Meeting of the " LIBERTY
Far CoMrAsV'.h' al the Cry Hall, on last Thurs
day Evening oeishe first Annual Meeting Of the
Company-'he 'o'h"g gent emen Were elected
Officers ltrte Ensuing Year.
Mp. KUH Presa.nt.
WM, T. LEpi Secretary,
Wa r. DANsrJrasursr.
RopERT HASi,t Director.
&c. BucHANM Director.
i, +, IunShn'!.EEngineer.
Hannibal, Nov. I, lSoo-f'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

n. DESIRING TO concentrate nv means IN q
fasf Ln.i,os. Ihaye in view, will sell III" BRICK
Zeal STORE HOUSE IN which ao business AT a
tarnSin II i, situated aoou, the centre OF CONNER
oargS,,, q. r. GREEN.
nov. T. $3.50
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

;'lE urdr,s ,gued, of the late firm Of M'llcrS ho"
er b. Is leave to turn thanks to the l''ennH nl,n
nat, on, ole la firm for their liberal pA,ronag" nn
ing term IF year.. 81 takes ms memo, ~ '"''"
,r tncn, that he i, st ghii,hed at the old stand
y o.. g, LEs'E -
and is pref AIRED TO accommodate all those VINO may Va
', hi,n v,th Their custom tie has on hand a gen'r-
al ,ssnrtmen, of Groceries and will be constantly " re-
CEN, OF fresh supplies, now 81 Paris le,ciry SGpy
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
Office over the Ciiy DRUG store.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
)ver VIM. wilkins Store.

GEO II. JONES
MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w Hannibal and vicinity, that he will continue
TO execute all kinds of work in the Daguerrean Art
in the latest improved style; miniatures sci in beautiful
shell or morocco cases. also IN lockcs, breast pins,
finger rings, watch keys, &C. Sc. Being CONVINCED
from pas, experience, that he cal fully satisfy all who
may encourage him, public patronage is solicited
Entire satisfaction given, or no charge.
p. :. Instructions giyeu in the Art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable term. Oct l7-tf
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

Fellow, will 10 ,urd by rrcl"n TEACHER in "nr
nrdfiChs atina t;rnprnr'N Ih""sh We nave seen
the work had time 4" ci," II ha rHal yum .,
ton necessary form judgment nj Us M is w"
have every confidence in the ability anf Judgment al the an
thor following notice. and have No doubt ir WORK pos
s,srs al the merit, nd caed the consideration he
,ribcs u II 90 lifHT ri Corr or
Frum Tn"s Cr't .hi"n, u rrin''nnl :" 'hr 'hy
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

indigo nader, ,oppcraS, &c.
Ei-Wr would especially solicit al tlosc trading
IT, Hannibal TO call and look through on stoc, brlorc
purchasing Our store is on tho cas-, side Of Maj,
Street between Hill and Bird stress. And IN. onv
store in town with Sj"SroSE Cor ,ass..rI
Sept 70, 80 COLLINS BREED
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
SESSIONS
E.Xrll 4.

For tie French and German anrunss aud FOX i.'noiT
and Perspective Drawing, each,
For W'ang
A sinall extra charge will also be made for luei
repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

1TRPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye New-YoEk foot
of Cortnnd-st 50 An. and 80 M Leave Newark 10
N and Is Pm.
PASSENGER TRAINS Oews-Leave Dover A H and
IS P M Morrisown IS a. 81. and % P. M Madison
745A and 20 NJ. Summit % A. NJ. ana 05 P. N. ;
Millytlle Is A III. and Is P M Orange S. A 3D. and
FRIGHT TKAISs-Leaye Dover s A HI and New-York
nt A b. -. o-.. ~ -. On
P NJ; New York II 50 A NJ. and 50 P. NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way a. North and South Orange, MlEyllle Summit
Chatham Madison Morrisiown, Morris PlRins, Dany1Ie
Rockaway and Dover.
Al Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
train leave Tor Suckasunny Stanhope, Newton, HscketS
Town and Hope daily; Milford and 0wego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta Johnsonburg
Blarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Suongsburgh
continuing the Lackawanna Works, passing through Bar
touYie Stanhope tPa Smiths Tavern Neaglesytue, CHI
ton, Dunmore, Hyde Park to Providence, on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the Pm
trains for New-York
Al Denve stages leave Tor POwervle and Eoonton on
the arrival of the NJ and P M trans FROM and meet the
A. M and P II. trains for New-York.
At Morrstowu stages leave the arrival OF the a ID
passenger trains for Mendhan, Chester Schooeys Noun
tain Washington Beyidere and Esstou, daily, and mes
the P. n. train for New-York.
Also fer Basking Ridge the arrival OF the ? Nj uain
returning next morning connecting with the a h Vn or
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Passengers are to procure their tickets before taxing heI
il The Tickets will be received only on me DAY
when purchased The fares from each station where ucSea
sold viii be fire cents when paid IN the cars lAh
when paid for tickets at the several ticket oncea ASSET
gers show their tickets the conductor when TO
CURED. Mo Il