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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27


The following is an extract from letter to a
commercial house in this city, and is, of course,
strictly correct and reliable:
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. Ia.
Atthis point some 1000 head of hogs have
been contracted for at S4 net. At this time the
sellers have but. So 30 offered, and most of them
are holding of, but have no doubt the price
will not be above So 80, unless there is change
in the eastern market. The number packed at
this point last year was 10000. This year it is
thought the number will not exceed 60, 900.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of yesterday, has
the following:
lin the hog market we have to notice slight
ly improved feeling. Packing has fairly conn
menced, and up to this date the estimated num-
Der packed is 10000 head. Most Of these
were slop fatted, and were from adjacent dis
tilleries. Several sales have been made Of lots
on the spot at "a % fr light, 81 10 for lots
averaging 225 to $50 lbs. These may, there
fore, be considered the opening rates, although
it must be remarked the figures are above the
views Of large portion Of buyers. For dcliv-
cry in December, 81 20 would not be paid
Green hams are selling at 6 l.2, which is 3-4c
above the rates current at this date last year.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

A LIVELY TRADE.-From the recent report
of the Methodist Book Concern in New York,
it appears that the sales for the last twelve
months were more than 100000, being an in
crease of $65,000 over the previous year, and
exceeding all former years. The profits on the
new Hymn Book were SAT ,56l. The Chris
tian Advocate und Journal has circulation of
from 10000 TO $4,000. The Missionary Ad-
yocate, 10000. The Sunday School Advocate,
$4,000, with a yearly sale of Sunday School
Books amounting to $5000 The Quarterly
Review has 1000 subscribers.
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SADDLE
AND
@
Es.2RsVESS
MANDATORY.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform Inc cill-
J. Gems of Hannibal and the community generally,
that he has recently purchased of 8 NJ DOOM his en-
tire stock Of 90
SaddIeFy, Shoes, Roots, SC,
and has commenced business upon his own responsi-
blty He has removed from the old stand few doors
above to the house formerly occupied by Waugh as
Timers shop, where he will be happy at all nes 70
see his old friends aud customers, and strangers whi
re equally welcome aud get equally as good bargains
He has on hand good assortment OF almost every az
ele in his line, consisting OF
Leather, Shoes, Boots, both Eastern and
Shop Work, Saddles, Brides and w
Harness ofecsly descriptions WhlPs
of eucTy kind, Trunks, CarPt
Bags, 0uer Shoes, Saddle
Trees, buc kles, bride bits, stirrup rons webbing
seating; padding and almost every article that saddle
NAV want TO purchase, all which he viii sell as low
for cash as they can be bought in Hannibal %, ,
! He would further add that he has employed a. !
! DALLAS, as foreman of the shoe shop; than whon
there is not better workman in Northern Miss ouri-
and when he PROMISES work, il is always made 70 IN
Sav noy20tf JONATHAN GORE.
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HNHE subscriber would return his thanks 10 his
L irieudsand the public generally, for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to him. and trusts TO merit
continuance of their favor by and pro nptness in
filling all orders for articles in his line of business
West main, between hill and bird streets, Hannibal
MO- nov27.'5l D. J, EARTH.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested in
y the estate of Landy Barnard deceased, that letters
of administration have been granted to the undersigned
by the clerk of the Rails County Court, in vacation
bearing date Nov "A, 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate requested tc
make payment Immediately, and all persons having
claims against said estate, are requested 10 present
them, properly authenticated within year from ths
Gate OF said letters, or they may be pecluded from any
benefit of said estate and if not presented wihin three
years they will be forever barred.
nov27 CHARLES SCANLAND, Admir-.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

DANIEL WEBsTER's FARM.-ln the course
of biography of Daniel Webster, publish
ed in the Boston bee, the following anec-
dote occurs:
'In the vacation Mr.. Webster took his
family to visit a mice little place which had
been assigned to him by creditor, on the
road from Meredith Bridge to Meredith viii
lage, containing five acres more or less
After riding over hill and dale, OH rough
road, $50 the story goes) he,reached the To-
calitv, and found-a log hut with about hall
an acre Of the veriest trash in the shape OF
rocks and bushes to be seen anywhere in
the Granite State. this was the extent OF
his nice little place. very nice undoubted-
Nv, to hold the world together, but OF no
conceivable utility for any other purpore.
Without alighting from his carriage, the
Lord 70 the Manor called the old lady,
whom he found in possession as tenant, to
the door, and after sundry queries as to
whether she paid her rent regularly and,
if not, whether she should not be turned oil
the place, &C., and the old dame protesting
that she was poor and unable to pay, that
she had heard that the owner was avery
clever soul and didn't believe he would
be SO cruel as to turn her out OF house ant
home, &c, &C., Daniel pulled a sum ofmon
ey from his pocket, and assuring his tenan
that he. knew the owner very well, told he
to occupy the premises as long asshe couI'
afford for the money he gave her, and D.
sure to take good care of theml WhetG
Ell Mr. w. has ever visited his 'nice hth
place since, we know not, but il still remain
in his possession, ard is known in the regio
around about as Daniel WcbSteI's fa'm'
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

Hoes DRIVEN SoUTH-C Cumberland Gap,
Tenn, Nov. 7.-Sir: Yours Of the 30ih ult., re-
lative to the number of hogs passing this way.
cam2,to hand. In reply, would say that be-
fore the receipt of yours, there had passed II
droves, which would average about $50 head
each-say $500 since-that is yesterday and
to-day, 1858; total to this date, 1O,56S. This
estimate will not vary materially from the true
number. Ihave no means at hand by which
to ascertain the number to same date last year.
My recollection is that the driving commenced
some ten days earlier than this year; and by
about this date last year, the last mad gone
The number varied butlittle from $4,000.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

A HARD DIG Az THE GoTnAMIrEs-Ehe
Boston Pathfinder throws heavy brick at 'he
New Workers. see if he don't
The New Workers Srein bad way. Ihey
erect costly churches, which poor people can
not afford to enter, and thus obstruct the way lo
heaven by their love Of show, ana now we learG
Q that they ara removing the obstruction az 'lie'
Gate at the public expense! rms later pus'
sage was spoken of several hundred years W.
as being wide but it seems to have beep tounC
insufficient 10 accommodate the iRc'easing trave
from Gotham
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

Hoes.-We hear of one or two contracts at
"a 20 net, and remark that, though many hold
ers are firm at S34 80 net, the prevailing price
slaughtered already this season is as fOllOws:-
Lou. Jour.
jackson, Owsley & Co. ----- 4,lOO
Jarvis & Co. 25C
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interested in
N the estate of Thomas Smarr, decd, that letters
Of administration have been granted to the undersgn.
ed by the clerk ofthe Rails County Court in vacation,
bearing date Nov. o. 1851.
All persons indebted 20 said estate ate request
ed to make payment Immediately, all persons having
claims against said estate requested 10 present them
properly authenticated, within year from the date
Of said letters they may be prec!uded from any ben
eft OF said estate and if not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred,
nov27-3t* ELIZA E. SMARR, Adm'x,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

We ask the Courier. TO give us direct unc-
'quivocal answer to the following question:
Does he deny that in endorsing tho kentucky
Resolutions of '9S and SO, he endorses nuHif-
cation?
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OVste3's.
BRADY HOUSE,
BY JOHN |. ELLET, ~
HANNIBAL, MO.

THE Proprietor will spare no pains to make the
l. Brady House aptrasaut and cpmfortabls home for
the weary traveller. E5-Baggage taken to or hom the
beat or stage free Of Charge.
- BRADY House., Hannibal,. 80,
NOVEMBER ~, 1881. !
THE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
J. citizens Of Hannibal md the travelling public, that
he has taken the well known Brady House, which has
been thoroughly cleaused aid repaired aud entirely fur
nsted throughout, with new and good articles of every
description Of furniture BEDS bedding and bedseads,
carpets and oil cloths croekery and glass ware ktch-
en- and palor ALL say, is new and clean, and ready
for inspection OF tue curious, for trial by the weary
traveller No paiDs will be- SPARED to make the Brady
House house Of comfor-a quiet home-the travel
er's rest And my-pces shall not exceed any other
respectable house in the State shall confidently hope
to receive fair share Of public patronage.
JOHN l. ELLET.
NJ B. Cash at all times viii be paid for all good ar
tices needed by the house. Day board 81. Meals %
cts. Week board, without lodging, 81 50. ]. l. E.
noVl3 3m
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Bitter Cordial

WE have on hand another sepply Of this excellent
w article for the'prevention OF
Ague and Fever.
This cordial has been used by number Of ouF czens
with entire satisfaction. Being powerful tonles u Is
res commended 10 debiitaed persons-it restores the
tone OF the digestive organs aid nvgoFaes tue system
Throughout. For sale by ,,,,, . ,.r,
nOy6u J. A. lNSLhE W
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EOST--S5 Rew0g.d.

ONE box, marked ''E. B." or W. B. Hamilton
~ supposed was taken through mistake from the
steamer Robert n. on, about The 7tl inst. The
above reward will be pad, upon delivery TO
GEO BACON * CO., Hannibal,
Wm. Dryer, II, Commercial ST. ST. Louis
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Look Hc,.eL

A Ii persons indebted to J. NJ. Doom, are requested
II TO call Immediately and settle their accounts as Il
is very important that be should close up his business
having recently sold his establishment TO !. Gore. Ii
is TO be hoped that not one who is owing him and sees
this notice, win fail TO attend TO IT, il is desired that
the business may be wound up without putting one
man to cost J. Gore viii attend to the settlement Of
all debts due him, ]. NJ. DOOM
nov20d Perl. GORE.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

BOOTH. DRAKE 81 CONN, HAT aid
Cap Manufacturers, No. 1855 Main street,
ST. Lonis, Mo.
Hats and Caps OF the latest New York and European
out the country are invited 10 examine our goods.
oc9y
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

w. LIGHTCAP, Manufacturer OF every
variety Of Cabinet Furniture Of the latest French Pat
terms No 142 corner Of Second street and Washington
Avenue, ocyy
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

EREsH and fashionable Spring goods 1usl received
Il sndfor sale very cheapby Il II. SELNaEs.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27
E NJ .MOFFETT,
qroeer and co1rn,iauiou

MER CHANT,
No. j, LeUee, Hannibal, NO., On the house
formerly occupied By N. Fuqua,)
VATILL constantly keep supplied with general stock
w Of Groceries, which be will be enabled from h.s
facilities for purchasing TO sell BY The wholesale At 81
personal attention 10 the commission business and viii
make liberal cash advances on eonsignments. SIT
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Sardines.

lust received, a LOT Of superior SaIdnes, and iov
j sale BY noyl3 J, A. lNSLEE = CO.
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nrho waat Trinmphant.v

'fiIany,s Mi6erai RAZOR SfROP PASTE. WIZ
faned 70 give fine sharp edge 70 razor N .ess time
than any oiher paste ever manufactured. Fifty dexef
inst received and foi sale BY j. II. GEST & CO..
Fuqua Buildings, hiii street. seplSy Sole Agents
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X. L. MELVILLE, Fashionable Halter,
opposite Panters House, No. 40, n. Fourth ST., ors
St. Louis, No.
HOOK HERE.

Y HE subscriber deems it proper 10 say TO his old
Il friends and the public generally, that bis connec
ton with the late irm of Hiram McVeigh & Co, has
been abruptly dissolved, but that he will in a few days
be under way again. with fine assortment of
= Reddy-.tiade Clothing, &c., &c.,
And bis friends will do well to delay tEeir purchases
for short time. oe9tf Oct. 6th, 1851.
HIRAM McYEIGH,
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oTnunspAv, NOvember q, Isbl.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION OF DUMAS'S

THE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY. ty Alexander Dn-
mas Second edition Price % cents.
Th OF Dumas hstoncs rom tnces and haS 70 do
with that yeod the history Of Fancs lthe Nlllh cfn
tur when the Christian rule of So LOUIS succeeded the
Pagan dynasty of Charlemasne; when chlefaRy gives
place 20 feuday when ne European States are establish
ed. England and France separated the oyalrio orders
arse wandering hoeS tSperSe. 4rmeS spring up, wages
take the place OF seude pari aments arse schools are
established ami the foundations OF the morn world are
LAID. Dumas thIs novel most Of ms other similar
efforts. has succeeded admirably de ictng with vlvne~s
the aspect OF that peIi and bringing ITS principal person
ages, body and SOUL before the uind'S eye
(Cour X Enl.
Just published new edition OF that renowned boos Of
"Mirth and Fun"
PUNCHS COMPLETE LETTER WRITER. Puos
IS cents. SrRINGER y TOWNSEND.
jyl5 3. 222 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
X NARSHAIL'S REPLY.

JULY Ii. 1881.
GENrLSNgN II with emotions oi sincere and profound
gratitude that acknow ledge the receipt Of favor of
the 2;h inviting the acceptance OF complimentary
benefit nom the citizens of the Of the
lnlon have heretofore repeatedly declined such
pUnais GratlhCd and grateful aS iet, Al the nantes
tatlons alluded To- shtunA fyoA reward wlch tho
~ was valued, seemed the more diSproportoned 70 ny
CLAIMS Hut when nn0 renewed hy gentlemen
the highest social and priVate worth. feel
that would be ndecorous and unIaleful decline such
honor pIofered As an iudl' dual am debtor be-
sond the hope of eCults Uunuaercd Of kindness
aud couriess from the citizens of NoIk. and
ager their approbaon and support have been my constant
incentive and most gcneToGS Feconpense T win any en-
trpSe. the confidence klI a. ase % pVAhc So enllsh'
cned would De sub ec Of the most earnest Segrsiula
ton 10 have secured them the performance o the man
od diversified always iaborous and embarrassing duties
even an inor,lnae ambition NJ NitcieN ami ratte-
testimonial o ppyohaion snd t6s' 81 e rle.Ss
OF the drama generally IA Ne"h oTA i an heoI sns
grateful recollection of WHICH VIII mclie me " ieiH"cu
and efforts sndicate foGr cohcence ani
regard The drama great power Tor good OF e'it
kxng the earliest dawn oi lneIdr fehushe0 ~ hsat
pnAl object, IN all countries WAS the medication oi m
hehest truths and has always been most popular and
powerful when purssi To minister, however hSnoy "a
tae temple of The draMSo protect from potctlon aV
saeilsa the fires upon Us aSrS al lheir crglnt parl
nd brshtneSSsa part worthy rust ambition. nave
eohe anything however slight the service, o. elevate,
fen and recommend the stage 10 the favor Of the wise
and soed-f short have mersed. in the least degree.
Vie honor which you propose for acceptance am a
thousand fold arded. am gentlemen With sentiments
VI Ae troes, respect your eoedien, servant: -
To Henry y Quacksnbos NJ D. and the gentlemen the
Sorrsspondlag Conmittee.
In pursuance OF this object there Will he general
~ Of Mr. Marshsls friends Al the Astcr House. FRI
oAN EVENING next 18th INST al 81 o'clock, for the pr
<s OF appointing the necessary Committees and adopting
measures 10 carry ou the intentions ot the movers
srecuessed
Sy order Of the COm@ittec Of the Marshall re,m NAL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

tz- once of the Con,missioner of Jurors.-So "
80 In bave moi registered their exemption az tins ONCE
e nofed 10 make such registration fore the 18Th
nst WM. a. WALKER, Commissioner Of Jurors.
jyIG t25ih
,sy Fever and Ague- WYNkOOP COS TX
TIRNINATOR The genuine article does not fan 20
rnre Il is pot up IN blue lass bottles Office l28 Fulton
81 (Sun Duildinf and for sale COOKS Drug store,
Grand and Allen-s's. ly1 lW'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
~. The Marshall Testimony.-Th following COZ

,pondence has taken place between LtheiDert Mar
shall Esq and hs friends, and ordered to be printed
NEw-York Saturday, July u. l8jl
A MARSHALL, Esq. ., ... -.
Dear SIR The undersigned. your fellow citizens desi-
rous Of esyng Their respect for your zeal and efforts III
unfolding the cause Of the drama during your managerial
career in this and other cities of the umonquae more
particularly manifested your management OF the Broi-
way Thcaer-umte rendering to YOU the compliment OF
BENEFIT which beg you viii accept, and that you VIII
allow Us 10 arrange the proposed testimonial to take place
Al such time aud such place shall seem best to enable
us 10 arrive al the object have vew namely COM
pliuent worthy the Drama Of Yourself and cOmmensn-
rate with the esteem IN which hold you as a manager
aud Yours, respectfully -
HENRY + QUACkENBOS, Secretary,
On behalf Of the Corresponding COMMITTEE Of the pelmi
TIM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
UyELLOWS' MINSTRELS. at Eel

u LOWS new MUSICAL HALL, iii Broadway be-
tween Howard and Grand-sts Open every night fhi'
Justly celebrated and efficient corps Of talented and
porcnced performer under the solo management ~ b.
Fellows whose Concerts Ia this cy for the past year have
been with the greatest favor by the elite and fash
from all parts of The Union Fellows Musical Hall
IL Of the spacious and best ventilated buildings
IN the world.
Admission q cents. Doors open AZ 7, Concort % com
mence nj O'Clock
An Afternoon Concert even WEDNESDAY aud SAT
IRDAY tor the special accommodation OF families, com
mencIng AT 3 O'Clock T. NJ yl7
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

GREATEST CURIOSITY of the
~ AGE. -NEW-YORK AS IT WAS l2S YEARS
AGO. beng fac simle # Map Plan of the Cit OF
NewYork from actual survey made by James Lyne. IA
the 1923 Now repuhlished by SLATER. 2oi Chat
ha-sq To be obtained also OF Booksellers and sta
TONERS generally throughout the city. Prce-Plan. g
cents colorcd. 50 cents CanvaSSers wa and Il 10 their
interest q call 5 early : possible lyl5 6tG
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Editor Of The Daily Tribune.
CATAWB', WINE ol

~
bCCINCINNATI "A trIend, Recently from yonr CITY m
forms me that al the Teq''' o Mr. Leinau Wlne Mor-
chant IA FIont-s ~ ,lr city, he him a boI Of ny
SIarjlns taia"Da ne, and charged him the Inyaab'
price nei-si fhas r Lcnau expressed surprise at ,as
prce as he had recenil' p2ught my VINE al auction 10
your city So per box lhaye ntye been able TO supply
The home dsInandave sent oor t9 New, York 90
any other city, for sale Our msrchans VINO sen al sll
hav, . commission NJ vine hrs not only an engraved
label ON each bottle but IOngworh, Cincinnati
branded on the end each yk and nay name ana me
name Of the VINE. and CacnI a With circle os Dunrhs
sold at auction. shall esteem It SPECIAL favor u Mf
IeInau will ascertain tie - auction and
vrte ne That ho VII also compare the labels on me D
Ties and the brand the bottom Of the cork nave no
deare have French champagne SOLD a. ny spfshs
tafawba merchant IF city wntss me, that he was
az one Of your first Hot.is md called Tor oot "i my
Sparkling Catawba. when va. brought To- hm ihat me
moment he tasted the he found had not the Ch'a"
ha aroma and flavor He esamned the bottle, and tDund
no label Re to- up the cork and instead ~ my
the character Of the Hotel satisfied this was mstase
If the waiter probably had never heard ~ Spafshhs
Caiawba Vine 1.-THE flavor and aroma of my "lne "ach
oersou who drinks Il Judge. clafm Tor II one "a
he stomach better and be much healthier the pure
luice C8tawba Grape WITH the ahhton oi e
Lcsi Rock Candy The French Champagne ~ made ron
mixture three dt~rent wines, winch never cN
he healthy 60 the stomach TheJ say one hnd IS " give
aroma ard favor another strength another e'sfv.s.
eercs ftrue Cs-a~ba superor, f0f contains "li
these properties have IL influence even ~
France used costs three times A. mn'h
a. the others expect nsEt summer u have more WINS
than VII meet the nome defland, ils shall then sen1 70
sod At private sale, bnt l,er a 'uctqa AM person ~no
buys IT, and dissatisfied With u quaiily cah ttufn II ..
the y7 ryfI. Il. anu receive '''' '' | n, LoaowoRTH
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' This day published the third American Edflon OF
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