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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
To The Editor of the Western Union:

To the Editor Of the Western Union:
Sis:-l have just read the speech Of Col.
Benton. Thought Of the time that would give
him jesse for bis impudence, in Offering 10 cell
out the Democratic party 10 the Wings. But
thinking Of Il. l have concluded to 10. him PASS
for the present. It is no great joke after eli; for
We deserve ju'. such q lambins. We used 10
get very mad when the Wings called him our
master-dictator, demagogue, old Humbug,
and said when he took snuf we sneszsd, &c.
we even gloried In the name of"Old Bullion
and said we were willing to wear the collar
In fact II is too true, that we did belong 10 him;
and notw outstanding we did not like |. when he
ordered that We should 60 sgan't Banks, and
sgsin,t S. bills, ys. we thought there was some.
thing in !, which we did not exactly understand
and went for II. The first thing we did ..
gainst Banks vas to pass the law making 1t in
dctable ITO pass or Offer to pass q s. BILL We
swalIo wed il, because he w-ote il, but said very
little about it. That trick liked to have ruined
the party, but because your party would not
make the mo.on to repeal that law, we let i
stand, and It 10 yet the law. But now re have
as he used to drive US, bu, he Is done driving or
debating to us. We will sell him to the Abo.
litonists for q very low price, but without re-
course, except that we will sell su bject 10 tho
Fugitive Slave Act-and the Wings may catch.
him and keep him ifthey can.
We will only warrant him ito cut in the
eye" any party Tat gets lin.
AN ANTE.
To the Public.
| Some person with the view to do me in
! jury, has circulated report, that secured
my election to the office Of City Marshal at
the late election by means vi whskey, and
that TO effect this end had money on de-
post in the various groceries in the city to
be expended in treating the voters. deem
!, but right in justice TO myself. to declare
such report false in toto, and challenge
any man to prove up the fact. lfany french
gentleman will prove it, pledge myself TO
present him with a can of oysters.
JOSEPH BUDDING.
UsIos meetings. "A great and enthusiastic
Union Meeting was held at Cincinnati, on the
18th. The Cincinnati Commercial, of which
the editors were kind enough 10 send u' daily,
confirms full report.
Mayor Butler, Of Nashville. Tennessee, was
introduced by the Hon. N. e. Read, who. in q
few brief ard fsrvent remarks, tledged the ill.,
tegri,y and patriotism Of his own State. and that
they will heed the voice Of the immortal Jack.
son, that "the Union must and shall be pre-.
served" and due obedience given to axisting
, laws. The speaker was loudly ohssred.
The meeting resolved that "tho Union must
and shall be preserved" and that "love aud de.
vo,ion to it rise above oil party considerations.
Another great Union meeting was held at
Dayton. Ohio, recently, and still another 1t
Nashville, on the 23d. Good news!
Great fire at Linncus Mo-Seven build
ings, in Linneus, were burned down on the
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

Creature at Linncus Mo-Seven build
ings, in Linneus, were burned down on the
18th inst.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

TRl.wEExLy At BooNsviLLE.-TheB Boone
vile O6server comes to US this week, with
an increased quantity Of reading matter in
it, and prospectus for Tri.weeAy. This
looks like prosperity.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

Ngw NovsL.-We have recelved copy
of "Ceiio," new novel. by G. G. FosrER'
editor OF the New York Day Book,
Price Is cents. 1t isgot up in handsome
s,vls. The author desires TO show tina,
men are never 10 dspravsd. but Mat lat
On, spark Of virtue still fingers in their
breasts, which, by proper means. may be
lighted up, snd produce . rsformstion.---
We shall epdsavor 10 find room for chap.
ter next week or two,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

new dress-en,ire new type.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

CALlFoRN,A.--A letter in the Burlington
Harkeye says it is very sckly in California
and that great many die for want OF at
tention. So many gloomy letters from
California, will probably make the emigra'
ton to that country very slender one
next spring, the writer says:--
The country offers no inducements to
the emigrant who wishes to become an &C.
tual citizen. 1t is now bankrupt, and yet
the poll tax 80.
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/ BALrlnoRx. March So, p. M
Bssiass before the iegidatsxs Mr. Caihosss ypsseh.A
dfeiisafiom. Tim Hy0.---Tas nsarkefs &C.
Our Legislature has but four days for business
motion made last evening solicit the governor TO
prolong the session by calling session. but Il
voted down iollows yeas az. nays IS. No action la
yet been taken by the legislature for the appointment Of
delegates attend the Nashville convention and learn
that majority OF the members opposed taking any
action al present on the subject
The speech OF Mr. Calhoun commands attention here
to-day that Unprecedented by the efforts Of Of his
atorai predecessors. His views, however. do meet
with cordial response this city, though have doubt
that many Of the counties win take prompt action for
approval positions taken by the Distinguished
Il Is evident ALL however, that The crisis Is now at hand,
and that i'm porlant results must speedily follow.
The Hon Dahney > Carr in The Argus this
afternoon his p iced among the list Of vice
presidents of the Union meeting last night against his de-
sire.
The steamers Ohio Philadelpha and Georgia, all
now due New York, with intelligence from CALIFORNIA;
later, however, than that OF which have received a
brief outline by the Alabama, at New Orleans
grand Clay ball was off last evening az New
York. and among managers the OF the ia-
nous "Tom Hyei," the hero Of Pools island
The MARKErs.-In the baltimore market this morning
sales of 400 barrels OF Howard street flour at ~
SOL and holders generally asking 81 S7h for City Mills
Sales Of good prime rcd wheat 100 los cents and Of
white at 1903 100 cents. Sales of white Al As
to 80 49, Maryland rye is worth So SO cents Small
bulk shoulders Al cash. sides at 54 cents
and hams al n sales of lard IN barrels
81 The demand for whiskey Is moderate, with
sales OF barrels cents and of hogsheads at 2 70
cents. IA
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nom Tor representative 70 Congress, address the
rsemen OF your district; but the distressing family attic
which have been visited together with the
conflicting and duties which unavoida;
arrange my tain Of thought Is 70 do justice my.
self the creditors Of the State whose claims ntrdsted
L. was my intention uie euch given
bYyoa Ia laees and review much length every
point and posoa Of your argument before the honse;
was the more so,icous do this opportunity has
bcsn given me BY the general then since pub
ticy rcfute your then made This review
suss, however, be fully had and not being able 70 DO y
now, shall most probably defer until he ensuing win
yes. when shall spend few weeks "a me cry o.
Washington, and avail myself OF the columns o. the
press publish views oil the pfnciPies aaso
csled w you la the State legislature.
may be presumption Ia me, VINO nhv1 hes11 i1au
never participated in public debate-whose only law l.
the law of common sense-to enter the lists against one
who Gin the language your personal friend MS exceen
cy The governor of the STATED graduated az brown UNI
h he law schools OF Yale and Harvard he entered mme
diatey upon his profession In which he mas acquired
erensiye practice He 10 ready speaker, accustomed
debate. and his speeches are always particularly dstn
against me- shall saessly review your speech of Janu
arv Ist7 with full confidence of demonstrating thar the
prnclpes you then advocated II practically carried out
Ia the performance OF between debtor and
creditor parties, either in public private transactions
govern the acts Of all honest have full confidence
Of demonstrating that your legal positions then
ialacions and be oyerhrown by the ordinary
Ing powers Of any ordinary man. have also tall conf
dence that To overlhrown by the
absnrdities alone, manifest in its whole bearing
These points will be fully commented the
review which now intend to publish in Washington in
the enanng winter.
veiy respectfully, y99anr.;, N cs e., p,cu,,o,,o
NATHAN r. DIXON ESQ.
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cannon, &C., Georgetown in the District Of Columbia
This well and valuable foundry with all its fixtures
and implements, pertaining TO y win De offered public sale BY The
proprietor, Monday, eleventh day of March
Potomac limits
Of GEORGETOWN having the Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
with the the OF the canal The
embraces about Of land bordering the The
buildings casting containing the rna
building adjoining containing cupola furnace
mills for boring athes and machinery for turning
iron blacksmits shops, Offices, dwelling
houses workmen Of brick The implements
Ac complete, and ready
operations for casting and shot, well other work usually
done cast iron mouds for and like
mould. for shot and she Of various 1es wooden TASKS
ciasped for all of castings demand black
smiihs and carpenters tools in short all The usual tools and i'm
pements pertaining to foundry large scale. Ell
This establishment has been for my In the regular and
execution Of with either
the munitions the latest OF which, entered by
late proprietor competed and enjoys well earned repuia
excellence work. immediate
Of what IL
had ample share Of the public work Coal and iron Of the
quality Il will
desous Of examining ME Duval who charge Of IL
Terms; Ten thousand dollars OF purchase money win
qued In hand the redue credit will be given Of
and four equal bearing interest," be secured by
bond and security, and mortgage the property.
For further Information, address the subscriber Washington
city. JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan B-dhcu Acting Executor.
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Westcrn Military Institute.

ITO the manifold advantages or healing economy dscpne
progress, training the Faculty Of this institution have
Blue LICK Springs
situated the Lexington and Maysvilc Turnpike twenty oul
from latter place. forty from the emphatcay
country Locations being twelve miles distant from any town
village The buildings mostly well constructed for
purposes ample for the OF three hundred
cadets. YAK
healthy atmosphere water
scenery and unquesonaby of the most eligible
literary institution the United States The grounds
ornameued during the last i've
plat ofo beautifully situated on tho margin Of the
Licking immediately the buildings, Will be
for military exercises.
win made Immediately after Christmas, and the
opened 7h day of January 1855
year from first Monday OF September "a
the third Friday Of June--forty weeks.
The entire charge for tuition boarding, lodging washing fuel
lights backng, muc of &c, will
$3.50 per year Payments in advance
day end Of the From the first Mon
day January example, third Friday Of June, twenty
weeks) IL Is 800
Georgetown, Ky. tHs Dec 2s-3td&3cp
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THE subscriber proposes open Law School in this place,
msncing Monday the 2a Of October and emina
18th day Of March, 1850 The pupils win be divided
classes The text book in e junior win be
phen Blackstone LIST vol Stare Evidence stephen Plead
ing and LIST VOL Of Greenea Evidence The senior viii
embrace Tucker Commentaries Greeneaf and sarke on Eyi
dence list vol Of each Stephen Pleading Goulds Pleading Isl
vol OF Chiy Pleading, Holcombe Introduction Equity
prudcnce Eube Equity Peadne Mtords Pieadng Lomax ID
Real Property and omnx Executors Administrators
will Be made with Phladephs law publisher 70 FUR
nish the works. young
attend the subscribers him
early notice Of their inenion and inform him whether they
dium They win be furnished 60 The students Al cost The mem
bers o the senior class viii The privilege Of attending
without additional charge The
his students will he arranged by the subscriber
lectures
o. Warrington College should they deem Il expedent 70 do
delivered the close the
dicion and practice Of Federal Courts.
The fee win be 80 per session, payable IN advance
JOHN w. BRoCKENBRoUoH.
Lsnrsror, Va, July n, 1872
July 17-A
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February ", IeoU.
he petition q Thomas p Dewey, administrator q David Dew.
deceased East fouiey, Vermont
sion Of patent granted said navd Dewey
horse fakcs, for from the said patent
which takes place the AID day u November le5l--
Il ordered that the said petition be the
Monday June ~ O'Clock,
notified % appear and show eanse they have why said
petition ought not 70 be granted.
Ordered aiso pubshed In uhe Republic In.
egence and Union, Washington city; Telegraph Harrisburg,
Journal Providence Rhode Island Evening
nall Albany New York Free Press, Mddlebug, Vermont,
Journal indianapolis Indiana once week for three successive
weeks previous TO the first Monday IN, June
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdor Of the above win please copy and send their
bills Patent oice with containing thus notice
/. Feb 2S-law3w Ef 4N
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pa,sasaes q law, ZACHARY TAYLOR President o. The
public .as wy b. held = s land Offices in the
once ~ Monday s
ss y e as 20 @ public lands M
North Of the base line and csst Of the th principal msridan
Township ninety eight q range three.
townships nines1 ninety and nneyeisht, Of
TOWNSHIPS 9ns,yays ninety ninety eight
Townships nineree ninety four, nne,yhve ninety six, nine
SfzcE so%SsasIas Mon @ssssy the
day q January next for the disposal Of the public lands within
North q The base line and Oet Of the h principal meridian
Townships four, Ave. nneiysix ninety scyen
Townships ninety Ave, ninety six, ninety seven
Township i've township ninety except the souiwest
q es quo The oasa, quarter q section
indian ageney) and townships nineseve and ninety
Townships ninety-two ninety four Of range ten.
Township ninety-one Of range thirteen
s at Ta NH ssss Ss
within ,hs iowaps viii pa'n' lands
North Of the base line and Of The fin principal nssridan
Townships sxyseyen, sixy-cigh and sxtnne, Of range
Townships sixty seyen nine Of range seven
Townships sixyeigh and sn,ynne Of range eighteen
Townships sixtyeght and sxtynne, range nineteen
Townships sixty eight and sixty nine, Of range twenty
Townhis six, sh! and x,y-nne q range twenty
township o seventy one, Of range tweniy-six.
Townships one, range twenty eight
within the following townships 70 wit;
North Of The base line and oe Of The h principal meridian
Township seventy-six Of range twenty seven
Townships seventy six and
twenty-eight 4a.s-
Townships seventy range
Lands appropriated by
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering OF the lands will be
he apponted and proceed In The order which
vertsed with all convenient dsputc until the whole
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall
longer Than weeks and the will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under hand OF Washington, this fheenh
q September Domn thousand eight hundred and
nine. Il. TAYLOR
BY the President,
j. BurTERHELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right presumption of the
lands within the townships above required esb
fish the the satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the
office, hereo practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
mencement Of the public embracing
claimed, otherwise claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIEID,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
P0stponenent o Public Land Sales Dubuque,
IOwa.
Notice given public Of
Rmaon Of the President the United States dated the fifteenth
Of September lS9 be held the land office DUBUQUE
the seren and Denty days Of January 1885,
clared be postponed until further notice.
my city Washington this llth
December Domni thousand eight hundred and forty
ss4l z. TAYLOR
BY the Presidents;
J. BUrrRRyrELp,
Dec IL Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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THE Eighth will Monday October which day
duties Of the Glasses promptly recommended and Z very i'm
that all their members old should take their places a
the opening Of the session The aeadems year extends from The
Isl Of October the LIST Of August there being but vacation
August and In the College, all The usual classes under
professors the
collegiate studies prescribed the older
he third gradu
ating class received their acadcmica degrees
In School, which Immediately adjons the College
preparatory carefully instructors
supervision Professors OF the College Thus pupils
early and pursue their entire
study direction until they graduate The
collegiate preparatory classe who may be preparing for the count
e Such students admitted
to all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes sus
place OF OF the classical sudies such as ne
cessary n preparation for business.
CHARGE NIL the classes
In addition French mercantile students will be taught
without German, other modern language
College perfectly heahfui and there
temptations dangerous the
Moral and religious education chief design OF the In
stitution.
charge covering the academca and domestic
The rules the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All departments under the immediate supervision Of the
whom application be made for copies OF the
Register for further information well Tor The admission
OF pupils. JOHN b. KERFo0T, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of s. james, p. o. Maryland
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsosA.LE FURNITURE

EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT 4 D0DSoN, corner Of Pennsyl-
would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Wasngon Alexandria, and their neghbohoods,
that they uye just received the following addition 10 their already
well assorted stock Of goods in the above line
10 pieces imperial three capetng all In patterns and
coors Of great and thickness of body, cheap
10 pieces *. superior ingram do
goods bought auction, greatly reduced prices and
will = sold accordingly.
pieces Spanish mangs colors excellent and most
appropriate article for churches, lodges hotels and other public
buildings. II is pretty, durable, and very cheap
4 match the above.
quality well floor ocloth entirely
pattern them extremely rich and beautifully for rooms
halls passages intended be covered with III we cut out to t
to order in one piece.
pieces s LEIPZIG table ocloth extremely rich and
beautiful
bales superb Edinburgh blankets smallest
for beds These goods
think, be equalied IN any other house here
1 24 beautiful Allendale coyefes
do ill., do. 1914 and "a, at very low prices la
Also beautifully knoed into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts, in oriental figures, coors pink blue
and white, all sizes.
pieces extremely rich for window curtains
laine for window curtains with the loops, drape
gps and muslin embroidered
all corresponding, will be furnished and
as as any other house in the country.
informing customers that have
enterprise the determination keep and
will advantageous the purchaser and
obtaining goods Of the right sort such that
impossible. We respectfully inform the public
find general assortment Of
dry goods which will with pleasure exhibit
call and think not hard Of L we do not sell
Dec I-MTh3w CLAGETT Il DODS0N.
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NEW MUSIC.Jus received the old established Music
Stationery Store door Of l2 Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular mus sold
price, four per page. VIM. FISCHER.
The Ledger Polka, by James Bellak
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by c. Bessner
Phoenix Polka performed by Johnson Brass Band Cape May
Sailors Polka, by c. Lenschow leader of the Germania Band
The Hyacinth Polka, by Gungl
The Elm Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz, by II. q. McKenna
Sub Rosa Wnltz, by T.. Renhardt
Reindeer Quicksep, by (irobe
The Virginia Rosebud Quicksep, by Grobe
Kossuth's March, by Ezemeenyi
JEANNE Gray ballad, Muller with beautiful ygnee
Leap DER the Waves by J. II. Hewitt
back Dreams back BY member Of the Germans
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE aud Donald, ballad by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benkeu
sWi ~ with the Deacst thcT
III love more"
The Merry Sleigh Bells arranged quartette
Belle OF BALTIMORE an Ethiopian song
back, Sfeben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
Dec IL #Ml
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WILLIAM III. MINNIx late Of the General Land Office, will
claims of kind before
Congress the departments His the different
branches Of specially relation
bounty lands will enable him give full satisfaction all who may
require his The
located by military will be secured, and all
means taken TO lost deadetter Claims for
vices In the revolutionary the of 1874 and Mexican
will receive special attention. He will
ing collection rents payment
this city by n-fcsdens and others.
Reference made Gen. James Shields formerly
Of the General Land Office Hon. Richard NJ Young
soner Of the General Land Office all the officers
Land Office members Of Congress generally
Blair J. O. Rives, Richard Wailach.
oce Hasup Weedons Coach Factory, Of Centre
Market, Washington, d. G..
Sen 10 ss#4EA
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WARRINGTON, d. O.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,

Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent,
No. IL Todd's Baidsngs, Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt attention the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- OF the Eexecnye Departments
before hoard appointed adjust spoaons
before foreign governments procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Army bounty land under law OF February
1871 August TO- sis of mileage for horses and
other lost desoyed incurred by
fore being United
states and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all whatever description of
with Mexico Great Britain He in Of all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements Of the Pension and
other Offices He also procuring Of
captures made the Gulf and Of Mexico
California, and coast of Africa.
He Commissions from the
Union Deeds, probate
deeds, deposion and writing under seal
TO be used or recorded in the respective States.
Charges viii and regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required
Communications tpostpad) viii receive immediate attention
refer Navy and other Executive Depart
Exceiencs the Governors of the several States OF
Union and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally. Aug %
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Fruits dune bonnie Education. Par Abbe Macker vol, 81
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r. Marcel 81
Emma Par rAbbe
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Historiques lUsage de Ia Jeunesse VOL 81
Fernandez Historic dun eune Espagno uadut dc pAiemand
de Sclmid. I vol, 81 cents.
Monde; Mile Mcrveiles des Voyages
par Leon Guerin. vol, 81 cents
And others, for ADVERTISEMENT OF different
kinds Styles and prices and for different Of them nc
bindings, and with illustrations
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also juvenile books English American variety
good Of the older and esteemed
youth. Dec 70