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efpoO y G ROBERTS co, - King Arms Yard,
London Boulevard M0nimartre, Paris.
After the LIST OF Apul next the rate Oi freight hy the
alve steamers from Liverpool Will he materially reduced
HNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK md LIN ERPOOL, direct, md between
BOSTON and LlVEkPOOI-lhe Boston Ships only cab
mg Halifax 10 land and receive malis and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. -. AFRICA, kyr-
PERSIA, Capt. - EUROPA - q Lot
ASIA,C n T. Judkns. NIAGARA Stone.
AMERICA Shannon. CANADA W Harn.'a.
CAMBRIA Letch
These vessels clear white hight at mast head
sroon siaIbOaId bow, red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING
ASIA. Judkins from NEW YORK, Wednesday. June IL
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON. Wednesday JTne IS
NIAGARA, Stone, from AEM-HOlk. "Wednesday, jCIy =
EUROPA Lott, from BOSTON. "Wednesday. July
AFRICA, Ryrle. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Jrly lS
CAMBRIA Leltch, from BOSTON. Wednesday July 70
ASIA Iudk ms from NEW YORK, "Wednesday july ~
CANADA Harrison. from BOSTON "Wednesday, A1S ..
AMERICA Shannon from NEM-IORk, We'd Aug. 49,
NIAGARA Stone from BOSTON. "Wednesday Aug ~
AFRICA R,rie from NEW YORK Wednesday, Aef o.
ASIA Judkius nom NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Sept 10
Passage nom New York Boston 10 Liverpool STU
BeIths not secured until lad FOX. Freight wall be aAsd
eco amount for personal expenses Al eA
peToncCd Surgeon on board .,o-.
An letters and newspapers mus pass through inc rust
SH''' TIVE "''7'' - CirNAkD " 80 Broadway
French German and other Foreign Goods reNeyrc tnd
brought n common with British Goods Through mit- ~
I,,me are esen ma Havie fof Ncw-NcrN. >,
f1 per~uS intending to TAKE PASSAGE To thsN' 10 'i'
R",l Mail Steam sin> are requested 90 call di sac ONCE
mi mylgH
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rVnE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

a sup 90 md LIVERPOOL \ PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co. intend running their ne" steamships rs
follows TONS .,- =, r.. -.,
CITN or PITTSBURG 22o0, Capt W { SioeSesfy
INV nE IA ANCi{F>IFR 9I2,. Cant " q Campi-l.
CITY OF GLASGOW, l"le, Capt h"n' Loi'eh
CITY OF FHILADFipIlA,22@C Capt -
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW THURSDAY. rihJ"N
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW. Wednesday, lth me.
CITY or MANCHESTER At1ui 23th J1i}
SigN 81, IN AN1pM Mcincsdav. l3'h August
my oF PirISHl. re- Atout September.
RATES or PASSAGE.
FROM PHII ApFiPpfA tkon liNhk'"'h
Saioon itu ''ltFf> -
Calm. q" i'"ia'> Nd'' ------- ''' -
These rates include DIVISIONS AMI steward rec D''
not " mes or liquors. which cen Oe had ou board -,
F,rs-clasS steamships py between i,N' ,'h @.'S "'S-
gov HAVE. R,ti,Iduu. le-ho.u, Ma.Soiis> ANA "-'.I
Mediterranean uuIts. l which clvlS can % slff. -
IIycrool and thence ty tins uc 90 Fladc l7ha ditc'
WCRlD'S PARA t...,d number ~ PASS ~ W.
be taken our AND or soc "a the saIoen ais 80 "a
the cabin state. rooms Inc accoMnlod3l'ns Unt aiiVuu
snce viii hc found most superior An experienced surgeon
vii A., earned cn each snip Freight ON ne goods o PEI
tur and rrr,are All goods sent tr me Agents IN fhla,
atpina and Liverpool vii hc forwarded WIN ECONOMY """
sisiatch For firi.ht or VsSss"-, apply To- .r,,,
RICHARDSON. WATSON \ co. Nov hofN SAH h'SN'
RICH ARDNON BROTHERS \ co i+Neii"'A ..-.f
PATRICK HENDERSON co GLASGOW l4'
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sof John-st has the AGENCY OF DR. HOOFLAND
GERMAN BITTERS, prepared hy ID. & VI JACKSON,
Philadelphia These BuerS stand anuValied ~ the cure
Of ds,ase ln the LIVER. stomach. kdne,s and Nerves
Pers, suffering from # the above diseases should use
THIS great restorative OF deblltated constitutions
lCll MWSS6w'
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y EXCLUSION TICKETS-ln order 90 afford the
SOL holders an opportunity 20 VISIT and examine the road.
~ Directors no conformity their notice already gwen IA
tl card az the zth last have resolved e. issue EE
curson Tickets 90 Stockholders uun the present VINE m
INV l0 1851 ~ the follow ing lo~ Prices.
From New York t0 DunkIrk and back ----------Nb Vo
From New iurA 90 Dunklrk - W
The rsets % Dlnkrk ana back All De- good Tor Ten days
from their date and those 10 Dunkfk only. three DAYS is"
ti,lr date arrdlg opportunF o. stop n an oI .Ae
.tfous on the road and the journey a. pleasure
within the tine limited. The tickets Viii D. 500 only AZ
~ r7ce N = Wall-st Ne~--Iors June ;. 1871.
- AZ NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare st
- - ! e,ye sta,ep Tsand-AtT.89 10. %. A NJ
aud AZ 34567 pm Leave NeE-Y0rk-At 3. 3,
no NJ A n and all } g. PM m'~H
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DATCHELOR'S Liquid nAIR DYE.

Il Bachelors Liquid has become 80 celebrated ana
success full that exciting the cIpdy VI host Of i'm
iiators The public must be- careful 10 get the genuine II
BACHELORS Wig Mandatory. Wall - whore u -
sold wholesale and retail applied THIS Dye las been IN
successfu oleraion Tor The last twelve years myj M
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MRS NJ HAYES, FulJOn-st. Brook
.-.,f ~ the sale 4 DIR HOOFLANDS
--iel'-stsd t,ERMAN BITTERS. prepared ~ pr l. ~
Jsesson Philatelpha The sure-or si--e- T. "a -
~ fr he rlre 4 Liver CuMy.ni, NtfFy-s -
TTsrep,;s. e are TOO wen s1orn - fe.l-.s~ Wks.
here
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ClNuFAp FYrTRSIONS 10 the FISH-

NJING BANKS every day. except ~ai irday comilet'
- SUNDAY June Isl fare IZf cents each wal le
WI Enopn sea steamer BUFFALO. Capt smith, MI
lave Thrteehth-st y r. a. " ocIocA. laAa4-st y.
c~'rt-sf s r. 81 C.tAalue-st b Pier B. y r, A NJ
r,rlus b. z IL FsA-ng tackle. sat and refresamea
- IN -. - iel3 en-
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UOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-

- ,-loi, S,l,,,s e1ce r'edl af occsk p VI reintn-
ing leaves Keyp.rt al ocoos NJ snns A. o. ii'
iltnn each
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children annually de from worms than from az othe
auses combined These Little citizens be saved and
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
From the St. Louis Inteigencer
lark Mission School, Marion County, Mo.

An occasional notice OF some OF the better schools OF
state may serve various good purposes. |. II r1ay
'h'iia'e towns aud counties where such invaluable
essngs do tot exist TO take immediate steps for he
undng OF good and permanent schools = II will
al tue schools that are spoken of TO renewed cxer-
ons to merit the public APPRECIATION finding that the
es oil 'he community are On them aud ha, they are
pectcd TO yndicaie their claim TO public favor But
the third and last place, such notices will be of
ea, convenience TO parents who are casting about
rem Tor good school lo the discipline and
Their children. For these reasons we shall always
Ike especial pleasure in calling attention 10 such
rhoois as we may be induced believe are perma-
ht and valuable and>ely torse TO Importance among
educational institutions in Missouri.
me Clark Mission School, established in the i'm
eaaie vicinity OF Palmyra, in this state, some three
III haii years ago, has passed through il, term of
oba'ion, and may now fairly be reckoned a promi-
Fnt and enduring school OF the Stae-probabiy tbc
'rm OF one OF the most distinguished College, of ihe
issssippl valley. II has all the natural ADVANTAGES
nj are required for successful collegiate institution
IS located III OF the li;hest counties l., the STATE
III one OF the healthlnst, aud we think we NAV adj
le oi the most enteiprisng. The school is in osses
on OF sixty acres oi land, and has already one hand
ine h'ck ediIicc, and numerous other improvements
1t. The spot Is beautifully adapted 10 inprov.,nnnt
I'd use Tor the purposes OF Il College or High School
The Clarke Mission School is Tree of debt. II has
rye and valuable library, excellcd by few if anv
fhool or college brarirs IN the Sta,eIn three teach.
Is of excellent atainmcn,s and much ,yn,rienrn in
PER- profession. These teachers are the Rev VIM h.
to'o9 ~ no'. ". No'l'oss, ana Mr. Joseph j. Cor
=" iney nave ocei CONNECTED win the school from
aoul's' III, s' u''e'luP'e"ty 10 ,nc present date and
"A az, ,,e "u' p resatiy followed system
~ 'o',' anu m W, u'ohe uiseiP'ine IN The man
E.Mc". vi ,.'." "su'u''on. hwouid be difficult 10
u VI re o,a'e School ol more nelhodical arrange
en' vi more eIohoe" haoi's, or oil greater precls-
\, :, u, o".Mn,u .'.,s "'S' ,P.,nc.
h, W ne u'"'e, VI uisuuc"on ana mental cultivation
|. auJunc's ~ 'no eiarhe Niissen school are highly
,o,aoe. ihe'e nca''h,a 4net and retired spot, an
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
Answers to PRAYER.

John Wesley, being at Guernsey, .ook has
sage in an English brig 10 Penzance Adam
Clark sailed with him-the Wind became contra.
~, and they had TO make frequent lacks. Mr.
Wesley was sitting reading III the cabin, aud
hearing the noise ard hustle which were occa.
stoned 10y putting about the vessel to stand on
her different tracks, he put hts head above
deck and inquired what was the matter? Be.
ing :od that the wind was become contrary,
and the ship was obliged TO tack, he said,
|" THEN let as go TO prayer" His own cp:npa-
ny, who were upon deck, walked down and,
at his request, DIR. Coke, Mr.. Bradford, and Mr.
Clarke went to prayer. After tho latter had
ended, Mr.. Wesley broke out in iervent sup.
plication, which seemed TO be more the OH
spring Of strong faith than of mere desire his
words were remarkable, a, well as the spirit,
evident feeling, and manner in which they were
uttered. Some Of them were TO the following
effect :-"AlmghIy and everlasting God, Thou
hast sway everywhere, and all things serve the
purpose Of Thy will Thou holde,t the winds
IN Thy fists, and sittest upon the water floods,
and reignest King forever! Command these
winda and these waves that they obey Thee,
and take US speedily and safely to the heaven
where we would bel" He rose from hi, knee,
mate no kind Of remark, Jm took up his book
a"d continued his reading. Mr.. Clarke went
upon deck, and what was his surprise when he
found the vessel standing in her right course,
with steady breeze, which slackened not ill,
carrying them at the rate of nine or ten knots
an hour, they anchored safely near St. Michael,
Mount, in Prnzance Bay. On the sudden and
favorable change of the wind Mr.. Wesley made
40 remark so fully did he expec, to be heard,
hat he took Tor granted he was heard Such
answers to prayer he was in the habi, of re-
'elv'ng, 'nd, therefore, to him the occurrence uas
lot strange.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

The Methodist church ease has taken a nav
complexion, and must he settled by the law
The church South demands Of its old allies
that they should not only pay the muney due
them, but also recognize the justice of the DO.
si'on taken by the South, which the North re-
fuses in toto. The result is easy to foreses.-
The courts will take the question in hand, and
give the South their dues, in effect declaring
the North 10 be wrong, inasrnuch as the law
oblge. them to surrender the money which they
have obtained.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

TnE WNEs.-lt is astonishing 10 see how well n
man may live on small income, who has handy and
industrious wife. Some men live aud make far be, 4.
Ter appearance on len or twc,e dollars week. than
others do on sixteen or eighteen dollars The mar
does his part well; but the is good for nothing
She will ever upbrad her husband for not living in as
good style as her neighbour while the fault is entirely
her own HIS neighbour has a neat, capable and in
dlstroGs wilr, and that makes the diereucc His
wife, on the other hand, is whirlpool, into which
great many silver cups might be thrown, aud the an
praIahce OF the water remain unchanged. No Nich-
olaS, the diver, there TO restore the wasted treasure
II is only an insult for such woman to talk TO her
husband about her love an! devotion, it is all gan.
mon.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

To believe your own thought, TO believe that what
Is tue ioI you in your private heart, is true for all.
that Is genus Speak your Latent conviction, and il
shall be the universal sense; for the nnost in due time
becomes the ouinosiand oar first thought is rendered
back to us By the 'lninpcls OF the Last Judgment
Familiar aS the voice of the mind is TO cach the highest
merit We ascribe TO Moses, Plato and Milton is that
they set AT naugh, books and tIadons and smoke not
what men bu, Whit hcy thought. \ man should learn
10 detect and watch that CLEAN of light which flash.
cs across his mind from wi him. than the usre of
the irnancnt of balds and sagcs. Yet he dismisscs
without notice, his thought because il is his. In every
work ol genius we recognize rejected thoughts,
hey come backo Us with certain alienated ma res.
ty
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

THE CuB>N REVOLUTION seventeenth of this
month was fixed for the rising in the Vuel,a Tbao the
most salcced and warlikc portion of the Island Il
was calculated that large force would be drawn ION
Havana to operate against the patriots in the Vnelta
Abalo, and an opportunity would thus be afforded for
"emons'ralloE IN Havana, The capture of which would
close the contest. Should the occasion be favorable
the rising would take place before to day but this the
sh July, is the r,hesi day appointed Tor the effort of
The Habaneros. II will be daring movement. but on
that account more glorious, and, If successful more
Idocisiyc.-IN. o. Delta.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

oin the gaieties of Paris to a country retreat,
here he will have suilicen, occupation in ar
tging the affairs of his wife's friend 80 as to
st out Of his difficulties as far from total ruin
possible, while his wailing little wife never
|ased reminding him Of her presentiment and
. g'p'y's prophecy, to which he would not
'ten while it was ye, time London .Aiias.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
Agents for the Western Union.

w. T.. Storer, Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo.
VIM N Penn and ". b. Twyman, OF Paris, MO.
r. II. Buchanan and John A.Quarles, oi Florida
Thomas f. Thompson, OF Palmyra.
VIM. %. Young, oil New London.
J. l.. Canterbury, Of Mexico
MIR. Blakcy, of Clinton.
George Bourne, Of Barry, H.. ,
Postnasters requested to allow us 10 au" ''e"'
10 the list. .;,,
The above named gentlemen are authorized TO give
receipts for money due the I" Western Union ~ Once:
Travelling Sgent. MIR. JAS H. CARMEL Is
our authorized Travelling Agent.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

TIE New FLYING SIIr--On Saturday, in company
with several gentlemen invited by Nj L. R,biohn, we
had an opportunity OF examining the immense nral
hip ''United States" now on the stocks at Hobokcn
and nearly ready for launching into the air. Trusting
hat some account OF this unique affair may be ntcres-
ting TO our readers we took few notes. which will
serve as reliable data for brief description. The car
lis 81 feet in length very sharp at either end width
feet, height feet inches, the whole composed OF a
strong ght wooden frame covered with canvas, with
|doors and glass windows The boilers OF copper
on the Tubular plan, and occupy space equal 10
cubic feet, the engines are very perfect, being compos-
ed of gun met and casstcel; they of IL horse
power and are to work 20 inch stroke 66 times per
minute, which will give 400 revolutions OF the floats
which are placed il a substantial frame work the top
of the car There is sufficient for % passengers,
with fuel for four hours. The float is 26J feet in
length OF a cigar like shape, 81 feet diameter in tie
centre, and has gas capacity equal to 5000 cubic
feet which gives lifting powcrelhal o6,5OO pounds
The entire weight OF the car n)at and fixtures is but
about 1000 pounds, leaving 23OO pounds surplus.-t
is designed to run about 300 feet above the surface OF
the earth at rate speed varying from 20 to 90 miles
per hour The engines are curiosity, their weight
being isl pounds, and so perfect are they that by The
force of his lungs Mr.. Robjohn caused both pistons
10 work full revolution, earring driving wheel of
five feet diameter The ruddcr Is worthy OF minute
examination, and by il il is designed to Inn up
fown or in any relulro direction The car u suspen
|ded by cords to the oat and when the whoes atcd
land suspended in mdalr under the estimate velocity
lii will be rare sight
The reality of such scheme can hardly be compre-
|hcnded, unit, one examines the admirable machinery
land actually sits down in the car when its feasibility
|seens TO be probable The ship thus iai has cost the
Inventor about $500, and he now requires only few
|hAndIed more TO perfect and sci alba his air ship. 1t
Lis designed TO drive this vessel by team and TO UbyI
the necessity oiuel, Mr. Rob John says he has dis
covered plan for decomp sing water lgnng the gass
les, which again become wafer, winch i'conser ed INTO
steam, by the combison and thS sleam IS again con
licensed and returned for decomposition, thus securing
mi ire
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
TO BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY.

ALL KINDS Of POSTERS and BUSINESS
CARDS, PLAIN or in cOlors, printed at this office
in good style, at low prices. Also, ClRCU'
LARS, BLANKS, etc., etc.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

ToLTRAnLy Toucn.-A man saying in company
that he had seen a inggler placcj ladder in open
the rounds, and stand upon the top erect Another,
who was present. said he had no doubt of it, as he had
seen a man who had done the same thing, but with
pnied hhc iaider up after him. ~
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
VOLUME |.
WESTERN u MON.
OFFICE ON BIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND MAIN
TERMS OF THE WESTERN UNION.
IN ADVANCE, -. y! o0
If not paid within Six Months, 81 w
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

NA <fN'1T~''
The following are the rates oil ADVERTISING !" ''''
Hannibal papers ,.,. an.
ApvrprisiNe.--On square, of II lines or less, one
insertion, one dollar each subsequent Insertion 20
cents, Cards not exceeding six lines, per year, %
ns souare ner year. without alteration, $40; zone fourth
of a column, Sl5, half a column, $50; a whole COL
unn $50. III l.,
All notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements.
A,,,cbed 10 The 0WrsrERN UNIoN" Office is an ex-
cellent BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job,
Book, Pamphlet, Card, and other Printing, is executed
wi,bneatness and dispatch. on favorable terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

=" Gentlemen cfihc jury" said western lawyer,
ldon't mean TO nsnuaie that this man is a coveious
person, but will bet five to one that, ii you should
bait steel trap with new three cent pie ce and pace
II withnsix inches Of his mouth, you would catch his
soul. wouldn't for The court and the gentlemen oCthe
jury, wouldn't trls, him in room with red hot
mills:ones AMI III" angel Gabrie | TO guard them.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

~ -Proposiiion-E'er cat has three tails.
Demonstralion-Every cai has one tail more than no
cat No cat has two tails ergo, every cat has three
tails.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

SoLp.-A gentleman down east, seeing bi 8 prstty
maid with his wiies bonnet on, kissed her, surpos-
lng her to be the real owner. lie soon discovered his
error by his wiies assistance.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

Hor GALr.-The following looks TO us very
like hoax-but we give it as we fnd il, ho-
ping for the sake of truth that it may DO true
We copy from the Dubuque Tribune of the
lSlh:- Bur. Tel.
A Correspondent writing to US from near
Marion, Linn co., under date ofthe l4th, says:
The citizens Of this vicinity were thrown IN.
to considerable excitement oil account Of
warm gale which passed here on the morning
OF the 9Th. Had it smelled Of sulpker, we
would have been frightened some. A, abou,
7 o'clock A. NJ, the wind blew hurricane,
which did no more damage than to try the sound
timber. This was followed by a calm, " hich
lasted ten or fifteen minutes. The clouds in
the west, considering their density, looked un.
usually light and blue. Then came a gale of
HOT AIR, which lasted nearly ten minutes. Il
scorched the leaves of trees, pea vines, and
other vegetation, TO q oonsi lerable EXTENT
some people grew sick from its effects, and had
it lasted any considerable length OF time, serious
consequences must have followed.
On enquiry. found the gale was some ten
miles wide, passing between Cedar Rapids and
Quasqueton. 1t came from the west, or a lit
tie south Of west. The oldest people here have
no recollection Of any similar event previous to
this. How far this was noticed east of this,
your exchange paper. may perhaps inform you.
We can give the facts connected with ihi. sin
gular phenomenon, but the CAUSE we leave ior
the scientific.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

Communication ten dollar
notes on the State Bank of Ohio are in
circulation. They are exceedingly well
executed, and calculated to dccievu all but
the most wary and skillul. Two plates
are counterteited; the best executed is that
OF the vgne,te Y. These have been paid
in bank, in some instances, by experienced
merchants before detection. We can give
no marks by which these can be detected.
except that SO far as we have had an oppor.
'uni,y of comparing, the ink of the coun.
terieit is paler than that of the gen
uine especially the red on the back. Judge
Swans mark is initiated well.
The other vignette i, that of plow in
the centle, to the right six Indians, two
on horseback. The horses are. badly en-
gravcd, the brlIe reins are not des,inct,
and the riders are impericcily executed.
The figures to the left Of the plow are bet
ter done, but the eyes OF all are imper-
feet.
Counterfeit Spanish dollars are in cir
being IN excellent imitation of the
genuine, and to the eye very deceptive.
The coun,crleiis are dated ISIS, aud bear
the likeness of Caroius Ill. This species
OF currency should be closely scru,inzed.
AS the genuine dollars bear premium OF
two to three per cent, they are rarely to
be found in circulation, and the community
are not likely to be imposed upon with
many OF the spurious ones.-C n. Gazette.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

The phenomenon Of rain wiMom clouds
which the Phiadelp phia North American no,i-
ces as having occurred in iha, city on Wednes
day of last week, was noticed at Norrls,own,
by tho editor of the Free Press, who says:
"Precisely the same phenomenon was ob.
served at this lace about quarter past 10 o.
clock on tho same evening. On the north and
northwest horizon dark clouds were resting,
from which lightning issued a. repeated inter
walls. These clouds did not rise from lhe no
yizon more than thirty degrees. Over head il
was perfectly clear, and the stars shone forth
with remarkable brighlnen. In this state OF
the heaven' the rain commenced falling quite
smar'ly increasing in volume as it fell, aud last.
ing some four or five minutes"
BAG AND BAoGAGE,-"One Of the gentlemen
who came forward to bail Abel L. Fitch. says
the Detroit Tribune, was questioned by Coun-
sellor i. il he had an incuInbraneapn his iaTmf
40 yes," be said, my old 'omsn.S