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TIRE AND IT'S INFLUENCES.

On Tuesday night Mr. RUSSELL of Wheeling mace use of
.r i, commitment to this arocaton which, for beauty
nnd force as well as originality and truth struck our ears like
,he swee, and refreshing brcezcs Of an autumna wind
soon after the departure Of summer At one point IN ms re-
marks after having heard the meodous voice and hne ex-
messed sentiments of Judge Mason the fiery aud pas
.or,te addess Of the President OF the Association
Mr. Russell spoke of commerce. of The mechanical Pur-
s Of the influences Of trade of tho necessity Tor action
on the part Of Virginia; upon all OF these subjects pressing
hi, views with great persplcuiy and force he remarked that
whn,eyer else may be said whatever else may DC ADVANCED
there WINS one interest advances there was one Gvoca
ton one pursuit. which must beinuenced iavoia' oy me
restoration Of the commerce of the State lie said lie
NOM, ,hn interest on which all others res 10 VII Aer
,e the filling OF the SOIL the cultivation oil the held
This All that is left OF the original paradise our
orefsbers had in the Garden of Eden II perfect beauty
and the of the ovees innocence are to be ouno
upon GARTH is in the agricultural portion oil our people, IN
the model of those fields made lovely by the hand oil midas
try and labor Such sentiments are worthy OF fecoieoon
II speaks warmly Of our husbandmen but not inappropriate
~ OF all pursuits of e this Is the nooesi OF al ths
avocatons amongst men, this s the pures the reeest ano
the independent, Take your merchant prince, strike
from his hand the power check the bank the inability
10 sustain his credit and he 10 ruined and parayzed No
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TIE DISENTHRALLED.

He had bowed down TO drunkenness,
An abject worshipper;
The pulse of manhood's pride had grown
Too faint and cold TO stir;
And he had given his spirit up
Unto the humblest thrali;
And bowling to the poison cup
He gloried in his fall.
There came a change-the cloud rolled of,
And light fell on his brain
And like the passing OF dream
That cometh not again,
The shadow ofhis spirit fled,
He saw the gulf before.
He shuddered at the waste behind
And was man once more.
He shook the serpen.'s fold away
That gathered round his heart,
AS shakes the swaying forest oak
its poison vine apart;
He stood erect-returnlng pride
Grew terrible within;
And Conscience sat in Judgment on
His most familiar sin.
The light of Intellect again
Along his pathway shone,
And Reason like monarch stood
Upon its golden throne
The honored and the wise once moro
Within his presence came
And fingered Of, on lovely lips
His once forbidden name
There may be glory in the might
That treadeth nations down
Wrcaths for the crimson conqueror--
Pride for the kinely crown
But nobler in that triumph hour
The Disseminated shall find,
When Evil passion boweth down
Unto the godlike mind.
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r,pc,NIa AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

The WinchesIef E1TsT7i1T scco7os o7'
lows: ,;, l.
WIN, resplt is expected by those who ere admitted be-
hid tho scenes is apparent in the tone OF the press OF tue
State and in Congress s,d b. nf s
address The Senate. As nobody believes he
e r es sn0 so long his the Union it clear
that he expects withdraw with her 49, coll from sonh
n,a ~ VIRGINIA to Join her in Southern Congress and
Secession. That CALL observes is now lying upon ,ne Ia
bic Of branches Of our 9bs, JOIN
1he Legislature should take the occasion 70 MAKE an ap
,s, firm but respectful and kind. South Carona-such
"a we have above ndcaedto pause in her cos' hno no,
nrs Of blessed medi,aon avered the passion OF South
and saved the G5u mot hen Be eess
resutl II il for the Legislature OF Virginia
e ~, in that to initiate movement which may
save the Union"
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EXECUTION OF MCLAUGHLIN.

Thomas Mclaughlin who murdered his wife last August
was executed here to-day About ten thousand strangers
from the surrounding country gathered into our Town 10
witness the ceremonies :; .
AT II o'clock the culpr taken from the prison in
close carriage and escorted the gaows by the Eckhat
Artillery Captain Davidson the Westernport Guards Cap
tain Shaw, and company of volunteers commanded by
Captain Wood. -, l., ,;a.
Backwood he had anything TO say-he replied that ne
had not A few elapsed, when the drop fel
and he was launched into eternity.
Every thing passed off very quietly Tho prisoner made
no public confession but it understood that he has con-
fessed to his spiritual adviser He appeared to die without
much main.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SALE OF MRS. MADIsoNS PICTUREs-The sale
In this city of the effects belonging the estate OF the IA
rented Mrs Madison drew together Friday large com
pany The bust portrait of Washington BY Stuart sold to
gentleman of New York. for cash, $500 That OF Jeief-
son by the same artist at $500 Governor Coles Portrait
of James Madison was taken by the gentleman
Dr. Caus,en purchased tina, Of Mrs Madison u, s27O For,
trait John Adams he eder sl6O to the same
Gov. Coles Several other paintings off at 81 to Is
One OF the large pictures for which Mr Madison refused
,nn;sator there being no bids for en The carpet on The
front paor in good of preservation was asceraned
10 DO one hundred and eighty old IL is Kddernlnis-
,er ana was withdraw al Sill Southern Press.
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Correspondence Of the n. York Sunday Courer'J

DUBLIN FEB H. le5l-Mrs. Mowa.t has concluded her
Theatre Royal here in her own play OF Ar
with brilliant than the piece ever re-
ceived before either England even in America From
The beginning the end of the play every point was rcce
ed with shouts and Brooke made such MT In armand
almost seemed though the audience would seze NM ana
carry him on their shoulders. Ii with great dlihcuy
that Mrs NJ could get home that night crowd surround
ed her carriage and would not let her pass II TOOK three
gentlemen carry her along fairly battling with the cro"d
actually striking them as they pressed ABOUT he ana
ing "od bless yon adee, God bless you. Hurra, hur
ra hurrap Her maid got lost in the crowd Not knowing
she belonged Mrs NJ they would not make way Tor her.
is sick in London II with difficulty that one OF the
escorts picked the girl of the crowd while the others
guarded Mrs. NJ At last they got her into the carriage and
they drove off safely followed by the shouts OF the people,
Armand has been since repeated with equal success ana
Is 10 be played again to-ngh after which Madame Gsi
will appear. Mrs NJ. plays next at Newcastle
and afterwards goes either TO London Or TO Scoand II
not vet settled which, She has been overwhelmed win
attention invitations, visits and congratuatoy notes from
the nobility and gentry of the city, who appear to vic with
each other In their efforts to make her stay among us agree
Bile.
am happy to say,i she in better health than
at present
praceless fellow calling himself Lewis D. Randall, pro-
Tossing TO hall from Louisville KY recently visited the town
of Romney this State and under pretence OF opening
watch-repang and jewellery shop procured room und
in the surrounding country, announcing his intention OF
permanently locating in Romney and ms readiness 70 repair
watches jewellery &C. All the broken and disabled watch
in the place. together with large lot OF damaged e"ee
~ poured in upon Mr. Randall who made extensive prea
rations for the purpose of doing smashing business on
Friday the 4h ul he announced his determination to visit
Cumberland Md for the purpose OF procuring spendlo
LOT of jewellery wherewith the fair daughters OF
Hampshire county, but il has been since ascertaned that ne
took quite different direcon-and what is still worse,
that he took with him all the watches and jewellery lett Tor
which had for months refused TO CO. went
,,pon that occasion and among hem valuable gold lever
belonging TO a poor colored man in Romney-l Times
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THEATRE.

Miss Clarke and Mr.. Waco take benefit to-day. They
both act excecny and have contributed great deal to the
amusement OF the public this season With the addition OF
Sir VIM Dons comic figure, they present rich BILL full OF
novelties which deserves the patronage of the public
During the evening, MI. Waco will deliver an address
in reply TO the English aboltonsi Thompson the member OF
Parliament. Mr. w. though Britain, has scnae
enough properly to appreciate tcnsutions of this country
and bodnes to his opinions in enunciaon Of even
member of Parliament He gentleman OF accomplished
education and manners and fine dramatic taste and has
conducted himself as TO make many friends
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PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENT.

Forty Wing member. Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
have come ont FOR Gen. Scott, as President.
On the other hand the Nashville Banner says:
We for one, think Gen. Scott ought not to be- and has
no chance be- the Wing candidate or President But we
Of the age and richly deserves compliment islended BY
the Senate as grateful recognition ohe lrsre his militia
nv prowess has conferred upon his COUP, His campaign
He planned In his cabinet Washington whilst political
sim eons cnoving themselves over his pensp of "a
basv plate Of soup He is no. politician but he 10 war
rlor Of ranscendan: 4enown.
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We have received from Besigl e. BenicEzky corner OF
,, and 10Th Streets box Of very fine Havana Cigars,
the "Sational Hungarian These young men, compa'rios
Of gallant people, left their native country when 'rodden
bv Russian tyranny and Austrian cruel eachery and
came 10 breathe the free air Of America, and 10 earn an
livelihood We refer their advertisement and wish
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For tie EnG,,ir
no THE VOTERS or MEcKLESBGaGi.

TO THE VOTERS OF MECkLENBERG.
wouId suggest The OF Col Feyton Il. 3rrwei, t.
the citizens Of our county candidate represent t'rin III
the House OF Delegates Our next Legislature VII DC one
of great moment and shall require the services o or best
men. Ill -
The legislative experience and t1ens OF Col u.we arc
too well known reGaro any comments IN ls bri.l no.
cc The writer does not know whether Col b. would ce,
sire to enter again into public lie bC, doubts not he VIII
always obey Ito call Of his leIowciii2ens. NOIEk.
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The National lnegencer speaks ofa splendid Glass vase
now being exhibited in Washington Il is five feet nsh ah'
thirty inches wide; is Of cutgass and the largest piece
hs kind in the United States. 1t was Manufactured ny
Messrs. sweenys & Bell Wheeling, Virgina ard occu
n;sd three weeks in manufacturing it, Such Vase woule
be nagnifcen, ornament in large saloon or apartment
liz, tho Eas, Room, in the Executive Mansion
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a SINGULAR EXPLOSION On s.

A SINGULAR EXPLoSIoN.-On Saturday last. du-
ring heaviest OF the tain Of the largest of the water
tanks located the wharf the Navy Yard burst with
tremendous explosion all of one end Of the large three story
building being torn away and literally crushed into small
fragments Of bricks and mortar.
Il was large beautiful tank, Of immense capacity CAL
cuated to contain about gallons of water and
lime of the explosion supposed 10 have In nearly
000 gallons, more or less
Tic great weight of the water was more than the structure
Ing which wac recently erected heavy cost 10 the
veTnuen by talented and scientific engneer-
D<En.c
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W. earn ihnt the dwelling of Mr J. c. Gilpin in Mont

We learn tina, the dwelling of Mr. J. c. Glpin in Mont
omory county Md was entirely consumed by lire on hrs-
Sav ast Fortunately there for $1,000 on
the dwelling and $500 tho furniture; but the fire occur
ring in the day me building being OF brick and there
building destroyed erected abou, 20 snce yet
Is supposed single spark lodging on the roof has destroyed
stand will he promptly paid by the Mutual Insurance Com
pany Of Montgomery county, where the insurance was e
clearly the necessity and advantages OF al
avan themselves OF these valuable ana cheap
atitutons+BoB. American.
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Correspondence Of the Evening Post;

NEW ORLEANS FEB Z4th
New Orleans has been full of strangers as for the
last two weeks All the hotels public and private boarding
houses are crowded excess and still they come though
for the last few days many begin to leave.
Mile Jenny Lind has drawn not less than sixty nousanu
visitors 10 the city, She has given grand concerts
and the tickets have sold premium Of from three to TWEEN
~ dollars average They fixed from 81 TO - each
heYare the whole has amounted from $4,000 to
Mr. Bernum sad have given in private charities over
$4,000 sncs he been In city, though the se to ess
Mathew j. varously commented on BY citizens ana vto
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E,or n. Enouirs-

For the Enquirer.
Col VIM H. Baskeryill having declined reelection for
the House OF Delegates becomes necessary TO select In
his send delegate we'll qualified discharge the important
duties which will dcvove him during the next Lresa-
tire will recommend 10 The Mcckenbug, Tho
mas F. Goode ESQ., gentleman well fitted 10 discharge
those duties with fidelity and ability. .
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TEXAS-It Is said that emgrants from the Western and
Southern States are pouring into Texas In large numbers
many Of whom wealthy planters farmers and stock raj
sers II estimated that within the past SIX months some
Galveston and Red River A New Orleans letter says
Good lands we'll located and fs5iee, titles are rap ing
rapidly value of those lands since the Compro-
s as was generally anticipated has caused them TO be-
worry prominent object OF speculation IN the
while the receding tide Of California emigration passing
into Texas the back track" and securing much OF what
is everywhere acknowledged DO the best planting and
Yicultural district in the South.
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PoETICAL.
4 MEMORIAL TO MARY ELIZABETH LEE

By WILLIAM Y. AiShAnb'.
A star may perish from the azure sky,
And vet it's radiance cheer the watchers eye'
A flower may fade amid its fresheet bloom,
And still, its petals yield a rare perfume;
chord, on some sweet instrument, may oieaK'
Yet mouruful echoes mid its ruins wake;
So may the loved and gifted ones depart,
And leave memorials in each loving heart
The star, the flower, the broken Lutte,
Are emblems all of thee;
Gone-faded-and forever mute
We mourn thee, Mary Lee.
Thy life, as some fair star, was pure,
And beautiful to seei
Its holy light shall long endure
Around us, Mary Lee.
Fen as sweet violets unfold
Their charms where few may see, 80.
Thy praces bloomed and from the niou'o'
Yields fragrance, Mary Lee.
Thy song surpassed the lutes sweet 'ohe'
So varied, rich and free;
We hear il still, though thou art gohe'
And bless thee, Mary Lee.
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Carnival Ok TlIIa n.DETiI AMIHiti
TWO NEEkS LATER FROM ChLlFURN!i

Two NEEKs LATER FROM ChLlFokN!A
New YoR4, NAGca
The steamer North America arrived here a, ;sJon 70
from Chagres with t@u wrcs 'a'e advices rom Ci"-
She b,ines 25O passengers and si500G0 in gold das;
Tn. United States soop al war Albany Arrived az I2
on Inc 22d Fcbruary-aii we're well.
The steamers Republic aat Panama ar'ivoi a. Paf'
bringing each two liDons, masnG tour millions c''''
dust
There mad been no choice Of United States Ser,'o IL
iornin The choice II i now said les bet~ eH |o~'
mont and T. Bnilrr King.
Aiiss in California generally, rfe wit'ont nlc' -
beyond what was nu.ei by III. laat rrnval'. "''i'-
prevails The mining operations ccntInle p9',-'0-'
new discoveries oi odd continue tn DC made
The vn!ue OF real es,ate j. gradl9Ii" s:yanc,'e
Business generally continues prosperous ~" ~ '''
produce in abundance.
Lnn:ber was 10 better Genaa,. and flut @o41S
freely. Western So; G7e!o rut ila@a 5-aa'' ~
Provisions steady. Mcsspyr. ~ - 'H' -
T..c.c Is nothing VI murcn' i,ecl -is'--st "--'
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NJ T.--I', = -'T'
Captain cozcn: who ef; he'e \ ~ tag ian i'' .,
.nn county ha, caci;ed some n''"l' i"n ab'a' ="
cpunleiiclier. lie y.o.ce!et - tie h3Gs, .-' y
Moore haGre he eii or California, aGa 81 ce' e' u ~
y.r.nr In m og!.hous, ,~Ilai1 boxes, cg"'a'a'''
i,r :: ln,iuG BANK bills OF beautiful mand'acimt ''."
paper vices saws, cn.uvlu4 implements. !" " ~
ing, iighIly corksj. also 5ai.!, c2a;il9inG -
It's oi counterfeit biIls tho Bank Of A.s''"'' "
about 100000
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WasH1Saros, MARCH 4.

-
VIM Duer of New York has, been nominated as Consul
for Valparaiso; Mr. Kee of Maryland as Charge to Bogoai
Mr. Schenck, of Ohio as Minister TO Brazil. AL nemna
lions ssnt in before IL o'clock today expired The Senate
will 81, all the week Tho following are commissioners u,
der the California land title BILL viz Joseph T. ingesol o.
Penn James Harlan of KY, and Arthur +. hopAinS oi
LA
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ATTACK on A STREET PREACHER.

street Preacher named Kirkland while speaking in the
market space Yesterday attacked for having said come
thing against Catholic Religion He escaped in the Deon!-
sonHousc where he was with difficulty preserved from the
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4 rrG.TivE SLAVE REcLA!MEo.-.oa ..
last Cco,.. ~ Gason Of DAviess connly, ~ ~
conred man ~ the name OF M!tchnn' who, Mi'h ID
srd CHILDREN, resided about four nie= from 'ai"Gp
Sllsoa introduced p:ooi 20 the satisfaction OF w -
Justice L. The Pace ha, hitchn.a was ~ :.l's s
I'D c-oro ee,yice nin.;e.n veas ac9. she's ~ cs1.
"A the fugitive 20 III. master why Ia os bis heIs 20
pr-iay-l i!.I:son J1j I1nr.r 2ls,.
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White. has returned upon ~. Tic snow con'.nr
during Ire whole ci yesle;daY, an! r0ni'Eu-f
per goes 10 press. IL several inc-cS is'p.-.'''
Union.
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RICHMOND ENQUlR IL.
nIprcr roRrlGN TRADE.

~ s.TnRDaY MoRSISG, MARcM 8. 1901.
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." We are requested to announce that Mr. Franz.
Rves declines berg candidate 70. reelection 10 tie
Senate ol Virginia.
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v,pcIyJA MANUFACTURERS

RIcaMoSp, MARCH 6TH, 1851.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-29
From the Christian Observer
"Reminiscences OF William Wirt.

That accomplished state man and jnrist, the late WIN.
Wit, name that will long be ustrious and ycncratcd
in American history, always associated with our ear
lest "reminiscences. Probably there is not another per
son in these United Stats, wh9 can go tlr back as
the writer in carly elections OF this eminent man. II
must ha, been somewhere between .S5 AM 's1-ur'
wald, Of sixty years past. lie was then ayonng man.
HIS temporary home was with Benz FdNalds his be-
nevoI,Lt pa ton aud also the firm friend o my ather,
all residing in Montgomery county, Maryland, not iar
from Rockville, then known as Montgomery Court
House. WHIT, presume was poor, but energetic and
pcrsevcIinE Tooban means iorhls iut!crcncc III 1T
erary attainment he taught private Latin school IN the
neghborhood. rccollect the names OF some oi his
pupils Edwards, Lane, Catelt, Watklns-thc late DR..
Watkns, if not mistaken, Gl Nashville, Tenh- Nnan
Edwards became lawyer oi some emnence IN Ken
lcky, and was Afterwards placed the bench OF the
Supreme Couit OF the state, associated VITA Wal.
lace, Blbb and Trenbc. Subsequently he was !oy some
years Governor OF Illinois Territory.
But to retuIuto WIT lhu principal thing had in
view in this eG,y iomniscence, the fact, never 10
be forgotten by the wrter, that he also Of his Pa'
pills, though in another department lie taught voca
music in old Rock Creek meeting house, every Satur-
DAY. There FIST head ia, sol, la There FIST learn
eli from this man tho good old fashioned trln6 tunes
Of Ola Hunhled, Brdsewacr, Cole,hilI, Aylesbury
Suaied, New Brunswick, Near, Little Marlboro, SC,
sc. These tunes are familiar to me down 10 the pres.
ent day. Nor woud part with them for any considela
ton, not only because they good in themselves
but because they taught Inc By one whose name
through long aud useful life became illustios and ven
Grated in American httory. have only one reelection
to make. LIT American youth lock with encourage
men, TO such example William Writ Energy an'
perseverance, with rigid economy OF tim" and means
will carry any common young man through to wealth
cmueucc and independence, And none can arrive t
those attainment, without
II i,,,timatcl that jhe Wheat Crop IN 0!io, c' tA'
v.a, iS,I will amount to about EoNH) Goa " I..'l
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-29
From the American Farmer for May.
Work for tho Month of May.
on THE FARM.

Co,n Panting.-As this work is per.
formed during this month in several of the
States. we sincerely hope that all have been
sufficiently attentive to their interests, to
have, before this time, manured their corn
ground heavily, ploushed i, deep and well.
and narrowed and rolled it until they have
it of fac til,h, as all these are essential el.
cmen,s to the growth OF Il crop. Assn.
ming that The ground has already been put
in the best possible order, we advise all to
pu, their every energy into requsition, and
ge, their corn planted by the 10Th Of this
month, the nearer the lst the better.
Sitting of Stock k--Give twice or thrice
week, about one or two ounces oi mix
,uro comprised of equal parts OF ashes, sal.
and imc to each of your stock.
Liar- Mart. If your arabic land has
never been limed, or mar.cd-or it twelve
or fifteen years have intelvcned since it was.
YOU may very properly conclude that il
needs one or the other.
To ,,in' ciayS not in very good heart,
you may give fifty bu,hel, OF lime, or one
hundred bushels of marl
To good stiff lanes, not aboundng in
vegetable matter, you may apply one hun
died bushels OF line, or two hundred bush.
81 nl rtrri
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-29
W ES Il EllN U MO n.
OFFICE ON Btnp STREET, DErwREN FIRST AND maiS
TERMS OF THE WESTERN UNION.
IN ADVANCE, .. 81 50
If not paid within Six Months, 81 %
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

IN OF NDN fINI.Nu'
The following are the rates oi Advertising in the
Hannibal papers:
ApvgRrisiNo. One square. Of ~ lines or less. one
insertion one dollaI each subseqnen, insertion %
cents. Cards not exceeding SIX lines, per year. So
One square per year, without a'era''o Nlo one ioni'h
oil a column, SI3; half column, so, a whole col.
unn $50. ~
An notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements.
Attached 10 the .WtsrERN USioSn Office is all ex.
cellent BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job
Book Pamphlet, Card, and other Printing is executed
withneatness aud dispatch, on favor able terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-29

II i,,stimaci that thr Wheat Crop IN ph'o, lo ne
yea, 1891. will amount Ia stoot Hon"lr'H n I.."N