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business ron -ALE-A m-obsnicsi basAoss
I'D IN very .uccrsshii operation, snd which Iapy
ncreasng IN line u operation, hyh ~ pubic -
j. offered fof sale 90 yrry advantageous terms ,"o ~
he Let OF MAY next Satisfactory s 10 si',n Di
dspo.ng of Il All nees..sry formation In and shosI hs
- 'D' II 81 nm, nd ,dlre.. q W.
III - Office n Y Tnbgne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

T. = nnn WANTED an active partner VIII 49,
s)O.OOV.to el0rOo each csTiAl, In a husue" y
which ample fortune may he realized 70 n IL" Ysht
Un-ScepuonAte references required snd given A.''rs.
cOuhdenusuy with rea name tuure othcs fecrFro 80
ace n IN efyicW, A through The Office Of y" Ns"
York Tribune slp 'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

~ Bakers .-Ano.t-r meeting VII he he'l on saur
dss evening ocuc6 in hechsr g. Hail. 100 Hester st
to consider he Arrcirs ul no C0ns f4noo. which viii tt
unlimited by .h' Oc.nmiiirr lie, none uut towards ard
crsVtIs STAY Ar1ise Blazers ar0use. your secia
sttaucu rt hand Dol. prove worthy C ne object and
equal to e sss ard our .lsl na1ts vi be- speed rs
! ,s.Aned. By order ~
BARTHOLOMEW DERuAa Chairman
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

en- nnn -PAkINEk VAST D-speeiAi o.
- lU.OOO.sciye 10 -pssge in highly fs,psfSpe
long and esisb.isbed husltess " sctVe ne psnrf
should rrsde In he Cly q New York snd conduct tses
and finances The above capital - ample, ard ne mos'
sfacory reference, well - rsssonnf desiring ls
nsr viii be given. Add .ss $1,000. Tribune Once
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

WANTED-CO5T IS WAsTkD The .loc1 u a
w wholesale crOckery store vii be sod for icS
~ sr'f nnr~hEs~r. ~ ~ " iI'Ain-sl ms m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

"A ANIbD-A snisr, acuso woman ~ % no general
w house WORK u q moderate sket family srOoklyn
Soc mus be good cox srd Grd ifon well ADp y
a. IS Willow street. Brook IN. sl0 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

4. a.. $1,000 ..lout ueei--a afke lAfor 81
l l@dfooni alta, bed wei uutl'd on The tclnd Z. of
front NJ $50 Broadway al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

no YOUNG GtNTLiMtN OR PROFESSION
l AL MN "A small ffIvsiv family having more NON
than they can occupy would lei from ih- ls day N bsf,
TWO pafor. and fo bedrooms ne second hoor yer
zoos above. with good references, on very rsason
ahls tsrms " h1ut bnsrd Tho house IL pleasantly si
ad. zuisstousy situated fcuf doors from bfosdssY I'D
hvr minules' walk from ue CT. Hall Addfes, A "a
Office. 40 eus-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

ceedings Of both houses OF congress-and nisceane.
Gus articles on those general subjects 10 which Is de.
voted.
Nothing Of a political aspect will appear In III,
Globe save that Which " III be- fonund in the Congress.
sional reports paper assuming 10 be an impsrtia
ouIhe Weekly will contain agricultural 4 iniscellane.
ms Articles and will occasionally give debates of such
Importance as command universal interest,".
The price Of the Weekly Globe is reduced 10 one dol.
?, with view 10 obtain more general eircula.
Ton.
The Congressional Globe and appendix will be pub
shed fast the proceedings OF Congress III maxi
number. Subscribers may expect one number oe
each week during the hrst four weeks OF session.
and two OF three numbers Of each week afterwards,
until the end Of the session.
Complete indexes 10 the Congressional Globc and
Appendix will be sent to subscribers soon after Con-
grcss adiourns.
for the last seventeen years, Congressional proceed
Jugs and debates exclusively.
The Appendix will embrace the revised speeches
sepa, atey and the Messages Of the Presidents OF tho
United States and the reports oi tile heads of the Exec
tive Departments
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The editorial columns reflect aparty hue.
TERMS
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order will be attended I" unless the money aceompa
mes H.
Subsc r;piions may be RENTED by mail at our risk
In money at par in the section Of country where sub
scribers reside.
JOHN C. RtvES.
Washineto ton Civ. October Is.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
THE GLOBE.


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THE undersigned submits 10 the pnblic his propo-
sails for the Globe and its reports for the next SEES.
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If earnest effort can avail The Globe 10 the only pa
peu that will furnish full reports of the proceedings
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be engaged to write out the debates Of each day, which
will undergo the revision Of the members. The work
AFTER passing through the Daily Globe and receiving
correction in be presented Is flushed, In the Con-
eressional Globe and Appendix.
The debates will probably increase in interest during
the next session. The one subject which engrossed the
last will doubtless give way to others Of great variety,
which in this progressive country, the conflicts Of par
" and the ambition for place and distinction, necessa
rily produce Vast interests will stake upon the de.
csions OF the next congress-and there great talent
in both houses which will be evoked ia their discus
SION Alltbs honors oft republic dependent on the
sue cession to the Presidency, well As oil the great
and permanent interests which 70 to the advancement
Of the power Of the country, will give impulse ~ the
| next session Of congress
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year. will contain full and faithful reports ofths pro-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

to see the work commenced. Il Is sor,
Of bantling Of my own, and shall always
feel an interest in IL, whether connected
with the enterprise or not; look upon il
a. being one oil the most ilnportent links
in the grea, chain Of Railways now pro-
iecte1,"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
WEST ELY SEMINARY.

IT HIS Inst tuition is located at WEST ELY, Mari
i on county, Mo-, twelve mne west OF Hannibal, in
highly moral aud intelligent sghborhood. II is on
the borders o. beautiful pTae and Is connected with
the Mississippi by stages which pass from Hannibal
every other day within a mile Of the Seminary.
The Seminary is designed TO give thorough Eng
lish edsa:ion TO young gentlemen aud ladies, TO pre-
pare young for college, and TO give special adva
tages to those who design TO become teachers II Is
under the care Of Trustees who will spare pains 10
make ito advantages As may be in their pow
er.
SESSIONS.
There i'll be three sessions yearly, errh from thir.
teen TO fourteen weeks in length. The first will
mene- on the first Monday in September, and the third
will close the last Friday June, ami between them
there will be, after this year, two vacations OF about
one week each. An pupils are earnestly requested to
no one will be received for less period than half
session.
For Common English branches, $500
aSy S." saS ;,S s astronomy r"'0
''' '"' = '''''' '''"' EXTRA.
For the French, and German Languages, aud for Linear
and Perspective Drawing, eurh, IW
small extra charge will also be made for fuel and
repairs.
Board can be obtained in good families at from 25
to 81 80 per week. exclusive OF washing Washing at
from % cents 10 80 cents per Dozen GLIDING wash
ing, wood and lights, board will be at from 81 80 to
$500.
! The next session will commence on Monday, No.
yenber ~ and continue ou weeks 10 Friday Feb
mary ~ The session following will commence, az
ter vacation Of three weeks, on Monday, Mach ~,
aud continue IL weeks 10 Friday; June 20.
d. EMERSON, Principal
West Ely. Nov. 4, ls5O--tf.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
Final Settlement.

H. cr,ditors and others interested in the estate Of
n Ham an Tapiey, deceased, are hereby notified, mat
we intend TO make final settlement OF our administration
Of said saa,e, at the mex, February term OF hs Halls
T.; ,h ,own Of New London in the said county OF Rails
and state Of isso ur, on the first Monday February
1851. GiLbr," ~ o. ~, 81 ,,
decl2 VIM. r. hTLEt euu"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
Plush Caps.

Mems and boys silk and cotton plush caps, alb
EV6a eolors and styles, by
BARGAINS! BARGAINSM
WE have received within the last few days. large
w addition TO our stock OF Coihine; assortment
is now, we think, complete, aud will consist in part as
follows
dress coats;
medium quality frock and dress coats
black brown and green sack cloth coats;
extra superior dIab beaver over coats;
medium drab beaver over coats;
brown and black beaver coats;
blue and drab blanket over coats,
black, gray and steel mixed satinet sack coats
hip cOa.sj
good assortment, gentlcmen's cloth c'oass-some
as low as $40;
a good assortment cashmere pants (black, green,
brown, plaid Nc &c)
sanet pants from - up-various eo'ors.
bangnp cord and hsaverieen pants
black satin and silk vests, extra aud medium quail
Maid black eassme re plain drab cashmere, black
Italian cloth and black bombasine vests
fine linen bosom shirts, check and hickory do
Nett shirts aud drawers, canton flannel shirts and
black Italian and ehangeable silk eravsts
silk and cotton handkerchief
gum suspenders, mels gloves and comforts
fine and medium silk hats
superior and medium plush caps cloth do fur do
rough and ready wool hats
boots and shoes. umbrellas, carpet bags, and travel
ing trunks
good assortment boys clothing such as owe! coats
sack do, pants and vests
We consider our stock equal to any in the State norh
of ST. Louis We determined TO sell As chcep ~
not cheaper) as any house in the city, make and quail
" co, sider.d. We do a az Ass n IL bust
ness have but -f-ONE PRICE, aud as We desire tt
make this our residence for lite, nothing shall be tel
undone on our part TO give general Satisfaction, Wv
friends and the public generally respectfully nvi
ted 10 all and examine our goods before purchasing
hov2ly McNElGh o. sAUSSrn'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
EXECUTORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, That letters pave oeei
gran ted 10 the undersigned executor Of the last WIZ
and tesla ment Of John ". Dickson Iree man ., CO.,
bearing date Angus, 9Th 1850. All persons indebted I.
"a ID estate a,e requested 10 make payment Immediately
an al persons having claims :ga, sad estate are e
W. ss Tom the date Of said letters, they may be
Oreeudrd from any benefit Of said estate and z not pre-
rsrtsd within three years, they will be forever barred
decl2 AbShLoM EAI'o' S~'SN0''
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given all persons interested IN me 20.
t,, of Barbara Keith deceased late Of Rails County 'a'
the undersigned administrator has obtained letters 81 au
hearing dale ID A. le5O All persons having ca'is
against requested to peseh, them tr a"an
within tw"ye months they may be prcluded from any
enef Of said estate aud II not presented WITHIN hfee yeo
"' de y" ' 10 ' is5o o''' JAMES HORNBACK, admir-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!

RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
A Nimble sixpence to Slow Shilling!!!
- OUR MOTTO.
I'he qnestionis often asked by our Country Cois.
| ms and Town Friends, where Bargains can be
obtained. We answer al the sign Of the
DE'ILD at!
Just received large supply Of all kinds Of Groceries
wholesale add retail Remember-"One dollar saved
is two dollars canned"
20 bags OF Rio Coffee;
100 bags Of q A Salt;
25 barrels of Cincinnati Whisky;
25 barrels OF New Orleans Molasses;
% barrels OF SYRUP
IS boxes Of Soap;
30 boxes Of Candles;
10 boxes OF Star Candles;
20 boxes Of Starchj
10 hogheais Of y q Sugar; in store and for sale
low by foe,3il PARKER WELLMAN,
rFCASh paid Tor all kinds Of produce, PAW
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

When yon see person sacr'fl"e com
fort to wait ha ing iai - % tt''lh "
ynu may b5 ;ure that n, il not n'c oft.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
Lands for our Railroads,

Our sister State OF illinois, at the late
session Of Congress, secured magnificent
grant Of lands for her central railroad,
whilst similar grants TO the Pacific railroad
and Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad fail.
ed. To Missouri. this Is one Of the mos,
important subjects that will occupy the
attention Of Congress at the present ses.
sion. We hope this Is to he working ses.
sion; and that instead Of wasting time IN
angry and useless discussion, Congress
will legislate upon subjects Of practical val.
lie. 1t is the duty Of our representatives.
to press this subject upon the attention Of
Congress at an early day. Their cons,i.u-
ents are looking anxiously to their action
in this matter. With liberal gran Is of
land, the speedy completion Of these roads
would be placed beyond doubt, and Mis-
souri, would thea take her place by the
side OF Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and other
States. that are pressing eagerly 70. ward
in the strife for the trade of thi, grea: val
ley. We beg leave to remind our repre-
sentatves, in Congress, that the eyes Of the
whole State are upon them in reference to
this subject.-.-N. Louis Intel
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

REvlvAL--.A protracted meeting has
been lecentv held in the Baptist Church
in this place during which Ii were added
to the church by profession and letter.
The meeting closed on last Wednesday
Columbia Statesman.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
NOTICE.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

DIV mutual consent the old firm o. Kercheval Green
ID has diss lived partnership.
NJ p. Green is authorized to close up the business
O, the firm Those indebted to said firm will do well
to call and SETTLE as otherwise he viii be obliged to put
the accounts out for collection.
NJ. p. GREEN.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

A large lot Of splendid eastern Leather G a urs
"A Coet 2A1 - o1""S''
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

NIOLASSES-a lot Of s II and N q Molssses !
wi store aud for sale by W CAPLlNGER.
nov2iy
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

V>EAS-a large and well selected article Of ,ssz
i teas, such Is Gun Powder, Imperial, Young
Hyson and Black Teas in store and for sale BY
nov2ly GWCAPLiNGkk'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

DRANDY-s very superior article on hand and "a
ID sale by nov2iy G W cAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE under gned, of the late tim Of Miller bow
er hogs leave to return thanks TO the friends and
patrons Of the late firm for their liberal patronage du'
ring term Of years, and takes this method OF inform.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

The following accounts Of the Washing.
ton City Press we take from the Blltimore
Clipper 50. Loais Mte2'genccr.
"rhe National (whis) Inteh.gsncer," like
venerable Justice, with WUb'ter's motto Of
"Liberty and Union" at its editorial head, is
earnestly striving TO keep peace among all
the mal-conten,s North and South. There
is no rashnes, in lis coupsels, no language
to he recalled or apologies made, 50 care
fully considered are all its productions.
The (dcmocratic) "Unioa," on the con
trary, is all tre-"w urn rs II Southern san
can make it," and bIazingly displays the
signs of danger to our common country,
and sounds the alarm. "Skies" are not
"bright" now, but the "Heavens are hung
in black" and all patriots must raly--come
to the rescue-make sacttices-pu down
the spirit of (action--crush the hydra head
ed monster, SO that it may, like
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

and prepared 10 accommodate all those who may IA
yor him " it'll their custom He has on hand gener-
al assortment of Groceries and will be constantly in re-
CENT of fresh supplies. nov7 81 Paris Mercury copy
THCS. ). MILLER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12
"Error-wounded, writhe in pain,
And die amid its worshipers."

And die amid its worshipers."
The 'Republic,' is essentially national
Wing" and gives firm ani able support
to the first gentleman OF America,' as Amin
Bey termed the President. There is no
sectionalism about this print. 1t goes for
the entire country, and has contribute not
a little towards producing healthy state Of
public op;nipn.
The National Era is free soil paper,
and the editor prefers to appeal to reason
to awaken the South to the assumed evils
Of slavery. The name purpcr,s tina he is
national in his views, and we do not re.
member ever seeing suggestion OF the
editor that he was in favor OF disuniOn.--
His views are not ultra enough for The Gar.
rison school, and in their lookng-glass he
appears publican and sinner while the
South co not care to take his physic. We
should say the Doctor is for the Union,
whatever may be the opinion OF individuals
as to the tendency Of bis proclaimed prin-
ciples
The "Southern Press" is all on the other
side. Everything against the north--all
its sympathics with the south. Aggression
is its daily cry, and hits all the papers Of
this city right and left, and fights with
chivalric spirit. 1t maintains, in effect
that the only way to preserve the Union,
Is for the south to present an unbroken
front. in defence of her rights.
The 'Hun,ress' takes no particular side
protessedly but the writerof the editorials
being lady, there is little doubt that II
she were younger, she would be for Union.
The editors Of the National Intelligen.
GER, the Union the 'Republic.' the ma
tional Era and Southern Press are gen.
tlemen of real private worth, and general.
ly admitted talents. Their columns, how
ever. form the best criterion of their eaito-
rial abilities. They are all for Union, but
differ in many respects as 10 the best means
of preserving it.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

HDUVe
i rs6tted and furnished with entire new furniture
with large and convenient additions, was opened BY
the subsc ber for the accommodation Of transient and
permanent boarders, on Wednesday, the 18th Of Sep.
iernber.
The location is desirable being situated in the
TIE of the most extensive mercantile portion OF the city,
and equally convenient TO the evee. The house, with
its new additions, contains large and airy loons su
with dining room of sufficient size TO seat comfortably
the above number.
II is the determination Of the proprietor 10 make It
equal in every respect 10 any house in the city, and
opcs by the srccst attention 10 the best interests Of
his guests, to merit liberal share OF patronage.
noysS GEORGE WOOD.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

COME fine Deains, Cashmrre., Lnstrs' and Cling
~ hams, st the new store Of WM'HAWkiNS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

WHISKEY, so bbls best Cincinnati brands Just re-
w ceived per $ b Fleetwood and for sale by nov2i
CIV CAPILNGER.
SuGAR--l0 hhds prime N o Sugar, just received per
~ Kate kearney, aid for sole BY nov2iy
& W CAPLlNGER
CALI 900 sacks A Salt in store and for sale by
~ novlly CIV CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

Mems and boys silk and cotton plush caps, all
ga eoors and styles, by
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-12

= nni yards Brown aud Bleached Domestics
osCO\' from 10 l0c,s per yard, at
no,Hy RHODES 4 SMITH.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16
80 Tl5&i = p
Proclamation
A N N U ALI ELECTION.

TIE qualified Electors of Portage county,
L Ohio, are hereby notified to meet at the
usual place OF. holding Elections in their
respective Townships, on Tuesday the 8ih
day Of October next, between. the hours Of
eight O'Clock, A.. 81. and four o'clock, P.
NJ. of that day for the purpose of electirg
one Governor, one Member Of the Board of
Public Works, one Representative in Con.
gress, one Senator to the State Legislature
in common with the county of Summit, one
Representative to the State Legislature, one
county 'Commissiontr, one Auditor, one
Sheriff. one Coroner, one County Surveyor,
and one Director of County Infrmary. =.
ss7's'"'' Grand and Petit Jurors.
Notice is also hereby given to the Trus-
tees of the, several Townships that the fol.
Iowings the Annual Apportionment and
number c!e e Jurors which they are required to
return with the Poll Books for the year
1850: '4 Fs-. -. -. -.
.4pportionment Of Jurors among the several
townships in the County of Portage
made on the first Monday of September,
a. d. 1850. 10 conformity to: the Act en-
titled "Ansaet relating to Jurors"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16
= Department Of the Interior.

This Deparhnent,s itswoald seem, must
stiIl go a'begging for a head. Mf. JENKINS,
of Georgia, having decliued. ,la' !. ~. &, ~
The Washington correspondent of the.
New York Evening Post, gives the fol-
lowing as the secre: of Mr.. McKENAN' s
resignallonag Isl esewg .s9
80 NJ q. McKennang was. dissatisfied with
the Chief Clerk, Mr.. Goddard, son in-law
TO- tMr. sVnton, Of Ohio, who is said 10
have assumed to make, Or promise, zap-
pointm ents after Mr. McKennan's arrival,
without consulting. his superior. He
found as che story goes, shat his freedom
of action was hampered and trammeled by
the proceedings of the late Secretary, TO
such a degrec that he had merely stepped
into the position. Of an executor Nth the
aoiN annexed. He repudlates The will and
declines.the trusl :, as some Of his friends
state ;schange of ! air. md business, like
wise, have had, dele,erious effect upon his
health. n, The state. Of confusion. and en-
barrassmeih in which be finds the Depart-
mont, multiplies the labors which proper
ly beloDgio to- its administration, and Mr..
McKennan prefers leisure 10 hard work. !.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16
Treasouable Movements

It's stated that information has reached
Washipgtonithat the Governor Of Texas,
before convening the Texas Legislature,
correspcnded with the Executives Of Ger.
tai1, Southern States, soliciting aid against
the General Government, and that It was
secretly guaranteed by the Governors . of
South ,Carolina,v Mississippi Georgia, and
Florida. {, Those Of Virginia, Alabama,
Louisiana, and other States refused by
letter, TO- conference.-the project ~xa
The recent outrage in Charleston, s. G.
Gan account of which we published in
yesterdays Post. by telegrnph,1 where
some crazy. fanatics trampled the ,sAmeri-
can flag under their feet, because of the
passage Of the Territorial Bill, is ls71e enough
to make the blood Of every American boil
with indignation. Il lfsGeno jackson was
living, and was President Of the = United
States, he would hang every. one. Of, these
traitors as high as Haman!-:Pi Pittsb.yg
Post. ss!3 Is sssa Taos sns esfB3 .v4sg1eS.