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SHERIFF'S SALE. = By virtue Of two writs
- OF ri. Fs. ct Lev. Fa Issued from the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale, at public outcry
ut the front door OF the court house in the towH
of Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Tuesday, the sih day of .dpru. 1851.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock
p M OF said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county, 10 wit
The life estate Of Andrew Stephen in and to
the following lands, viz The northwest half Of the
north west quarter of section s. township and
range Z. Also, the southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section IL, same township aud
range, ...s-7 si, s-f4 ~, 4sft
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of Andrew Stephen at the suit of Wm. H.
Dement,. NJ. MORROW, Sh'f
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CHERlFF'S ~SALE.--By virtue Of wrls Of
- Venditioni Exprnas issued from the court OF
common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcIy,
at the front door of the court house in the town
of W Woodstield in said county, on
,.,. Tuesday, The 6th day Of April, 1851. 5c
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m aud u'clock
D m. Of said day. the following described real
estate. lying and being in said county. to wit:
The west half Of the northeast quarter OF sec.
ton IA. township 8. and range s., containing 50
acres, more or less. Also. the southeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter of the same section
township and range, containing 40 acres, more o.
less. Also, the southeast quarter OF the north
west quarter Of same section, township and range
containing 20 acres, more or less.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of Israel Barnes. at the suits Of John Mont
eonery ei al. Appraised at $500 ~.
March S. 1851 81 81 p M. MORROW, Sh'f
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AZ WORD OF CHEER.

Those who have used Dr. Rogers's Syrup o
Liverwort and Tar. unbesitaIingIy declare that )
is the most e1icaNious medicine ever prepared fo
diseases Of The Throat. Lungs, aud Liver. We
therefore, take pleasure in directing attention Il
the advertisement in another column.
Fer sale by E. NJ. Morris, Woodsteld
See adye tisement in mother column. . tls 7
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StHERIFF,S SALE By virtue Of a writ Of
- FL Fa et Lev. Fa. issued from the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry
at the front dour of the court house IN theto oi
Woodsfield, 10 said county, on
r. Tuesday, the 9th day Of April, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m aud O'Clock
D m, Of said day. the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county, to wit
The southwest half Of the southwest quarter OF
section "a. township ], Of range A, in Monroe
county. Ohio, containing 70 acres. more or less
Taken in execution and levied on as the property
of Josiah Wilson, at the suit Hugh Bell
March 5, 1851. So M. MORROW, Sbf
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A,t HE RIFFS SALE BY virtue oftwo wr,ts Of
- Vendioni Eyponas issued from the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. aud to
me directed, will offer Tor sale at public outcry.
at the house Of Robert Ferell, in Perry township.
IN said county. OH "A a.s
p IN, Of ssid day. the following described persona
property. to wit: ~,
Ole two year old colt, and one two yeav old
heifer. Taken 10 execution rs, the property o
Andrew Brown Robert fsrreli. at the suit o.
HolIister 4 Huutel, assigpees
mar ~. ~ 20 NJ MORROW. Sh.f
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ya'' 1r''irm C. E, U'H'"' |AgTaGeMEsr ToTies!ss..

John s. Dtl,rorfh& 4 Co tiee is hereby given
to all persons. inter estcd thai on the I'd day oi
Novetnbrr, A. D 1850. the said William c. Wal
ton sued oilt bf the court Of common pleas. with,
IN and tor The county Of Monroe, aud state ,ot
Ohio, writ OF attachment against the lands,
tchemenis, goods, chattels, rights. credits. mo.
neys and effects Of the said John 8. Dhwcfth \
Co, absent defendants, 10 an action Of assumpsit
demanding therein the sum OF 500. damages
which said wri, was sfterwards, AZ the October
term Of said court. A, d, 1850. returned served
Attest, VIM. 0KEY, CIT N. Y. p
Nov. 10, 1850 II $500
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Cash for Produce. ,,

The highest market price win BE- paidin CASH fss
RYE. D ATS. FLAXSEED. GINSENssfii
s.sf BEESWAX,s DRIED PEACHES.sffW
APPLES AND HOPS; bs.saraa
-ALSO--
: 4iWELL-W0OLED SHEEP SKINS. sfani
81 FOX. AND PRIME RACooN SKIN0s ~
i WlLD-CAT AND ,POSSIJbi. Mt our tstsrss v
~ MALL0RY'S. CORNER, ,asiissy
Ciaringto,a. r. CHASE &scOedi
EyOR SALE, by the barrel. choice apiicisee
If RECTlFIED WHiSKEY Y. al Wheeling pri.
ers, freight only added p n. c. CO.
n T my instance an Attachment was fhis N
IA issued BY Eiiel Headiey. Justice sf ~
Peace OF Adams tswhship Monroe codnty. 0hfo,
agsinst,he property snd ELECTS % Frsdsrick Msf<
I'm, pon-residest sef ssid ceaa.y. q DsssdEsllp
18Th day Of February. 1881. -. ~. i....s
! Feb e6, ie5i. JAMES WARD.
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SAMUEL w. NOLi., and
March 10, 1851. MARY ANNE NOLL.

SHERfFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF writ of
- Vendilloa Exponas issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
ine directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the house Of Joshua Williams, in Stock town
ship. IN said county. on
Saturday. The 5h day Of April, 1851.
between tho hours OF 10 o'clock m and o'clock
p m, OF said day, the following described personal
property. To wit: sa.t
Que tw horse wagon, one gray horse, one gray
mare, and four head OF two year old cattle
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
y ot Joshua Williams, at the suit of Elisha Pool
mar l9. M. MORROW. Sh'f
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Notice,

Jacob fisher. Martin Yoegtly and Elizabeth
yoegtly his wife, Elizabeth M Uretscby aud
Louisa fisher, y III take notice, that a Petition
was filed against them, on the l4th day of March,
A. ID 1851, IN the court Of comJson pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, by Samuel w Noll and
Mary Anne holI his wife, add s now pending
wherein he said Samuel w. Noll and Mary Anne
his wife demand partition of the following real
estate, situate ~ Monroe county, Oslo: Begin.
ming at red oak in the section line, and with it
l23 rods o a stone, thence north l51& deg. east
66 rods TO buckeye one half rod on the Loilh
side OF the run, thence down The run Df the bank
thereof parallel with The meanders thereof, 81 and
a huudredth rods 10 beech on the bank of the
run at the mouth of a small gut, thence north IS
deg. east 8 and 63 hundredihs rods 10 beech,
thence south 4S1s deg. east 10 rods to beech,
thence south 70 deg. east 10 rods to beech,
thence south 81 deg east Il aud 80 hundredths
rods to an oak, theuce south 8S1h deg. cas-, rods
10 white oak, thence south AZ deg east 6 and
80 hundredths rods 10 white oak, thence south
42h deg. east 10 rods to beech, thence south
40 deg. east 16 rods TO beech. thence south IS
deg cast III rods 10 cliesnut, thence south 4211
deg, east II and rs hnndredths rods TO the place OF
beginning containing 27 and 81 hundredtl,s acres.
Also, the follo~ing tract, beginning at stone on
the bank OF the Ohio river, corner oi The lands of
Jacob Bare, thence west with his line $50 rods to
a stone. thence north S3 rods and5 feet to a stone,
thence east $50 rods 10 a stoae on the hank Of the
! Ohio river, corner Of fisher aud Booth; thence
south with the river s3 rods and feet 10 the
place Of beinning, containing 1870 acres. And
that at the Jul, term ct said court application will
be made by the said Samuel w Noll aud Mary
Anne his wife tor an order that partition may be
made of said premises
! G
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See verlisement in ano ther column
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
~ -
D(c0,

At Louisiana, Mo-, on Thursday morning, last, of
cholera, Mrs. HELEN RAYMOND, wife of Mr..
Samuel r. Raymond, Associate Editor Of the "Week-
ly Record"
In this city, of Whooping Cough, on Sunday. July
18th, CHARLES NJ. NJ. REDDING, son OF John H.
and Mary Eeddng, aged three years and ten months.
In this city, (of disease) on Wednesday, July
10th, EMMA +. REDDlNG, daughter OF John and
Mary Reddng, aged year and months.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

SSvERE.--The Grand Jury of the county Of
Adams, sitting at Quincy, have recently pub
lished a card, stating, as follows THAT where.
as many indictments having been found against
individuals for q branch Of the laws forbidding
The retailing Of arden, spirits (; and whereas in
formation has been given TO us, that WIN. Stew
art, our present District Attorney has, since
the said bills came into his possession, called
on several Of the persons 50 indicted, and pro.
posed to compromise with them. for less sun,
than the PENALTY so fixed by law. Mr.. Stewart
says his predecessors have done the like-be il
so--the greater reason q stop should b. put TO
II. And further, that he has 80 com promis ed
in one case, to the injury Of the revenue Of ,hi,
county, and to the good morals thereof And
further, We are compelled to state, that ire hare
no confidence in his ability or disposition to fulfil
the duties Of the Office he now holds, and that
the interests Of our country loudly call for this
expression."-- Carrolton Banner.
"A SrLrsDID MrrEoa.-Last evening, Of 8
o'clock, there appeared in the constellation o!
Scorpio, most magnificent and brilliant mete.
or lts disc was as well defined as the full
moon, and about one.half the diameter. The
color Of the front half was bright whitish vel.
low, passing into red flame color, aud then in
to blue, where the tail commenced, which VAS
about one quarter the width of the body, and
nearly twice the length Of the diameter Of the
body.
1t burst out al once in all splendor. just west
OF the body Of Scorpio, about on the horizontal
level Of Antares, aud passed with a very slow
motion towards the south east, right through
the tail of Scorpio, retaining the same brlliancy
till it disappeared behind a wall within two or
three degrees Of the horizon, right under the
arrow of Sagittariu,. 1t was several second,
in passing over this short space, as some re-
marks were made by the observers present du.
ring lie fight. lts motion was not entirely in
a straight line, but slightly concave below.
1t 10 to be hoped that others at distance from
Warrington, who may have seen this meteor,
will give an account to the public Of ito course
through tha stars, or send their observations TO
the Smithsonian Institution. National lntelli
gencer
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

"UYIoN" MOVEMENTS IN New E9GLAND.-
.Ncw Hampshire The following resolves were
adopted in the Senate by vote Of 10 to 2, and
in the House by 1852 to 81, (six "S.rait Demo
Gratis" voted in the negative as the Boston Post
cares pondent states):
Whereas In the message Of his excellency
the Governor. our attention has been invited TO
the late acts of Congress intended Tor the adjust.
ment of an angry and dangerous ,contfoversy,
which has long disturbed the aFnjssble relations
between the States of the Union !; sand whereas
we regard those acts as ndispSnisbleto disarm
asaiional agitation, to calm ting national excite
5EIhd restore that unity sf sentiment so
the harmony of!ahs republic: there
& by the Senaksaaa Hspss Of Rep
2il4t in genera t convened, Thai
New Haf sphrpvs' Of the
.SdSf kahese msSiurests - essential and
I6feksseey for the peace, SSSstvttioa snd pro
I'll Sf ii Sds glYsioua nd ,hst ys pledge
saSS MIN ,sas u 30 ;4is Nation in
ss ssssa %s." NJ
tSS M n ) s WI
ATTN 4 @ 1nAy the Governo'
he ne $SsTl ia;i Ss III the foregoing
preamj sSsgel ut;an ~ khs President of tn.
United State. sha ,R,| c ovssAor' Of the 'eysr'
State. and Terrt6ris'. Nj
A,----AN-
MLL TRY sun."--Gen. Lsmes Miller, late
Of the army, dlsd a few days since in Mas
sachusetts. This is tire Cen. Miller wh'
recsixsdsths order at Lundy's Lane to ad
vance Oh the British lines, drive the enem.
from his guns and spike them--ah ordei
in the execution of which the chances "er
about one hundred to one that ne woui,
fail and be cut oh-calmly replied, "i'
try sir" lie did try, and succeeded AM
victory 70 cur arms ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Courier.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

CRAsm.-Last Sunday, 18th inst, two of the
old brick buildings, Nos. and ., on Commercial
Row, fell to the ground. They had been surrounded
by water for some weeks, and having. defective
foundations, as the water receded from them
they tumbled down Before the the rooms were
occupied store houses. The occupants had taken
everything out some days previous to the fall
tuneatey no one was in or near them when the nc-
cidpnl occurred. The houses were owned by VIM
Ellis ard A. l.. RichaIt. Loss about $4,000 Can
ton Reporter.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

SIMrLlclry.--The more see Of the world
the more l am satisfied that simplicity is insep-
arably connected with true greatness. | never
yet knew truly great mah--a man who over
topped his fellow mem who die not possess n
certain playful, an almost inantie simplicity
True greatness never struts on stills, or plays
the king upon his stage. Conscious Of ito sle
walton, md knowing in what that elevation con
sists, it is happy to act its part like other men
in the common amusements and bushes, Of
mankind. 1t is not afraid of being underval-
ued for its humility. - Paulding.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
Fourth of JULY Gems,

/. The Charlestonians, Tor rather the "fire eat
ers" among them concluded, II seems, that il
wac best not to observe the Fourth Of July, a,
The Mercury first intimated they would-kesp
ing 1t as a day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer - SOber second thonghts suggested tina,
The occasion wac one Offering another opportu-
nifty for denouncing the Union and the Union
lists, too good TO be allowed to slip by, unim
proved. And so, accordingly, large number
of citizens assembled at the Military Hall, car
ly in the morning, and ga: down to dinner, o.
Eyyf which all soFts, OF secession sehtinenti
Whre emitted surpa!sing even the bitterness,
FOf those declared before old Fort Moultrie. We
EEiye below come few Of the toasts that " ere Of
fefed on the occasioh--a fair average Of the
kind Of stuff that pervaded the whole Of their
sayings and doings:
BY a guest: The right and duty of Secession
he that dsllies u a bastard; he that doubts il
damned. s x a y
by c. II. Arson: Boston and her 'Hoars-A
people whose virtue and moral obligation find
no test or Standard in the law of God or man.
by aSguss:: Yapkeedon and its Motley Pop
,rlaticn q They sold out their slaves to make
room for themselves. Let them thcken, starve,
die and rot where they are. Our blacks shall
never be driven ont from amongst us Tor the ben
eft Of such whites. -
BY J. +. Matthew's President Fillmore The
incident OF an accident-the Ephraim Smooth
of politics; all things TO all men, and not worthy
the confidence Of any.
by Col. Fl. Wigfall: Gen. ]. A. Qui,man-
The first on the battle plains Of Mexico. May
he be the first President of the Southern Re
public.
by T. Alex. Miller, Esq: South Carolina
Oppressed and degraded by . vile, false, tyran
meal, polluted government. Secession. Is her
/ only remedy, and disunon her only honor.
l.. By #. l.. Roger: Political Chemistry The
trans mutation Of tyranny into liberty without
resorting to the roaring Of cannon-Southerr
c0whides applied to Northern backs.
BY w. ii. Manigault, "a member:) Federal
Pap-N nourishes vipers in our midst. giving
them strength to turn and sting the breast Of
our common Mother. A loyal son rejects tn.
food as pois On.
BY 4. f. Hertz: The Palmetto S,ate-Ths
Materialized Phantom that haun,s Yankeedom
and makes it sleep with one eye open.
BY Jacob Williams: President Fillmore ant
his Cabin South Carolina has prepared fol
them, should they attempt to coerce her. wha
they richly deservo--a halter of Kentuck,
hemp.
The Separate Secession of So..h Carolina
The last and only remedy which submission an,
tyranny have let us.-[Drank with long con
tinusd cheering: Music, Mar'eilles Hymn.
Thereis such a thing as keeping within the
bounds Of decency, without at all compromising
theextrenest notions ole may have upon III.
public questions of the day-but this is a trutl
that seems never to have entered the heads o.
iths dinner table patriots, who are responsible
for such sentiment. as those they have thrown
into these toasts.--N. Y. Exp.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

iIoRRIpLE TRAcEDy.-W are told the
particulars OF most revolving affair which
happened last week in the eastern part OF
this county. MIR. Henry Best, an old cti-
zen, was intoxicated and beating his wife.
HIS son who was nearly grown and very
worthy young man, inter;ered, when the
father attacked him. lie struck the old
man in selt.deience with board, cutting
the soap nearly oil his head when young
er brother (onIy about twelve years old),
was called on by the father to run his knife
into his brother. lie did so, literally cut
ting his abdomen open, and letting out his
bowels on the ground. Young Best died
the next day. The father was likely to
die, and the boy ran away somewhere in
the neighborhood-with the mark Of Cain
upon him. q whisky, these are thy fruits!
Brunswicker.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

LIVERPOOL, Jnly ..
AUSTRIA Letters from Trieste dated on The 2'ih Of
June state that the o. ship Independence had put ii
there. Her arrival had eau ed much excitement. Mr.
Bruce, citizen of the United States, who had been
imprisoned by order Of the Government, had been re-
leased. The United States authorities there would
adopt any to obtain satisfaction for his deien.
I ion. Combinations against the Government were be
ing frequently discovered throughout Hungary.
/: New YoRK, July 10.
' The steamer Asia, from Liverpool. with dates TO the
5h inst, arrived this morning after passage of Ten
days and sixteen hours.
+, &. FRANCE.
Public attention is engtossed by visit ofthe Pres
dent,t Poiciers to open the Tours and Poicers rail
road. lie "as welcomed throughout the whole tour
and his speech was received with great enthusiasm.
Funds had advanced half per cent. in conse-
quence. The President, on leaving Poictiers and ar.
riylng at Chaiellerant, received with cries OF
"Yire Ia Republic" and "down with Napoleon"
t Ihs disturbance was finally quslled by the police
for the disturbance, said that for all the good that had
been done during the last three years, they were in
debted o the order party.
Ii is said that Abdel Kader IS to be set at liberty
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

WHEAT CRors.-We have been watching
with interest the maturing wheat crop in Ncrtl'
East Missouri, and from our own observation,
and all the information we can CLEAN from 9th
ers, we are satisfied that not more than hall
crop will be the result OF this seasons opera
tons. The long continued wet weather, the
fly, the rust, the spot or scab, and the cheat,
have made fearful inroads on the crop in this
section, and, we have learned, the same Causes
will greatly shorten the wheat crop in. Hi
nos, Iowa, Michigan md Wisconsin Canton
Reporter.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

IMpuDENcE.-At the Jenny Lind concert at Hart
ford, npolice officer was sent into the church during
the performance by the mob, and made proposition
that the rioters had consented to keep quiet Jenny
would show herself before them In addition to other
annoyances seats fitted up the roofs oil house
and sheds joining the church, the owners thereof
and sold n 80 cents 10 81 each.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
HANNIBAL MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Wednesday Evening, July %, 1851.
pRovlsloNs-B Bacon Sides per lib la1
Shoulders per lb u a5
Hams perlb 6a6i
Lard No. per Id 6Ia7I
-" Inferior per ID ln5
Butter per ID Sal0
Eggs per dozen ga 81
Flour per Dbl 0Oai so
Meal per bus 90
GROCERlES-Sugar per ID 6la7I
Coffee perl iOi ai2i
Molasscs N. O. per gal 81 a 40
s. H.per gal l5a 30
Pepper per ID iOall
Alspcc perlb I3l a 10
Whisky per gal 20 26
Window Glass, per box , sSlo 400 400
Raisins per box 3 a3 80
Saleratu, per ID !
Salt per sack 100
Salt per bus 37i
Rice per ID 5ia6
Cheese perlb Ia 10
Candy per box 300 IA %
GRhlN-Whcat per bus 60 90
Corn per bus 30 30
Oats per bus 20 a %
Beans per bus 50
SEEDS-Flaxseed per bus l5a1 80
Timothy per bus 200
Blue Grass per bus 75a | 90
Cloverseed per bus 500
ETABl.ES-Potatoes per bus 90
Onions per bus 90
TOBACCO-Leafp per ID ia6
Manufactured l2a %
HEMP-Dew Rottcd per cwt 325a3 90
HAY--Pcr 100 lbs ga 80
BEESW AX-Pcr ID 2Oa2l
HlDES-Dry per lb .
Green peril 81
FEATuEiS-Prime Geese per lb %
Inferior and mix cd per ID 20a25
FRUlT-Dred Apples per bus 25
Dried Peaches per bus / 80
Green Apples per bus l25
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

NJ We call attention 10 the Prices Current OF T. f.
Birmingham & Sons, in another column. These prices
will be altered from time TO time, as they will be gov
erned BY the rise and fall in the st. Louis market
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
JUST RECEIVED,

DlRECT from the Importers, new supply Of those
~ fine old Brandies, among which are choice seg'
nete La Rochelle, Cas,illon Co.'S, and Oard Brands
Cherry Bounce, Wild Cherry, and Fine Peach Bran
dies Pure old Port Wines, vintage OF 1872, Tor me
dicnal or other purposes. Also, Carei Madeira, and
Sweet Malaga, OF the first quality, and at low prices
by J. A. INSLEE Il co.
Hannibal, July oath, 1851.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

n-The County Court Of Grundy, has ordered a
1.-THE sense Of the county taking $4,000 woah Of
stock in the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, with
the qualification thatbsil road runs through said coun
ay. Bloomington Gd.oiie
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

IN HALF BARRELS OF BEST PRIME SUGAR HOUSE
.OU MOLAssEs, Just received and for sale low by
may2! TN 'r'""
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
MARBLE! MARBLEiI

'HHE firm of Saul & Dean was dissolved on the 18th
L Of October last. The undersigned still continues
the Marble business at the old stand, formerly -
occupied by Beebes, two doors east Of r. X. N
"Semes' Buildings" He has on hand good NV
assortment OF Italian and American MARBLE and hopss
themselves He will sell cheaper than has ever been
sold IN the West and his work cannot help pleasing,
for cheapness and Style. p, A. SAUL.
maj 20-6m
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
BENTON SALOON TO RENT.

NHIS is the largest and best for Balls, Pub'ic
J. Shows, Lectures, Political and other Meetings u
Hannibal. To rent by the day or week. Enquire Oh
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

MO Mackerel, the best ever brought to iiannlha
N lust received direc, from Boston in barrels, hall
barrels and kltts for sale by t. U sELMES.