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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

NFw YoRK.-ScHlcment Of Divisions among
the Wings Of Ne,c York-CdR for State
Conrenton.---Thc Legislative Wing Commit
tee at Albany, have succeeded in efTccting n
complete settlement of all difficulties between
the several divisions Of the party, and the re-
suit is call for n Wing State Convention,
which has been signed by the Legislative,
Syracuse and Uticn committees Tho call
occupies about two-thirds of column. The
following extract will convey good idea of
lis tone "The Wings of this State will A.
hide by the Constitution of the United States
in all its parts, and they will receive its true
meaning and construction from the judicial
tribunals which il has created for that pur-
pose always sustain and defend such decis-
ions, as the law Of the land, until they are re-
versed by the same tribunals. The laws OF
Congress and the State Legislatures, pro-
nounced constitutional by the judicial tribu-
nals,must be enforced and implicitly obeyed."
The call endorses the National Adnnuistra-
ton, and says il is fully entitled to the conf
denee and support Of the Wings of New
York.
Tho State Contention Is To meet Mt SYRIA
cuse on the fth of September.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

The commencement Of Dartmouth College
was held on Thursday The GRAFTON before
the Phi Beta Kappa Society WIS delivered
by Judge Gilchrist, upon Mental Culture
The poem was 10y John G.. SAKE, upon New
England. The Grafton before the Theologi-
cal Society was delivered by the Rev. DE-
Swain, upon the Rotation Of THEOLOGY 10 the
Scholar. Gen. Gushing, who had engaged TO
deliver the Grafton before the literary socic-
ties, did not appear. Forty-thrce yonng GEN
tiumuy,- E=rri~r.l .lr,. te,.ree Of IlashelOr Of
Arts. The degree Of Master Of Arts was
conferred on twenty-four gentlemen in courrc,
and the degree of Doctor OF Medicine on six
teen. The honorary degree of Minister Of
Arts was confcrrcd ou John y. Dixwrll. Esol.,
and Francis IL. Hays ESQ., Oysrseors OF the
Chandler Fund also. on John Is. Francis,
Esq, of Lowell Mass, and John A. Burlcigh,
ESD, Of Great Falls. The honorary degree
Of Doctor Of Divinity was conferred ON Rev.
Nathaniel Bouton. of Concord, md Row. Jon
athan French, of Northampton. The homo
rary degree ofDoctor of Laws was conferred
on His ENeellcncy Samuel Dinsmore, Gov
crBpr Of New Hampshire, and on Hon. Milo
l.. Bennett, OF Darlington. VI. Mr. Webster,
who was expected thsEa, !, being The fitieth
year Incc he graduated, was not present
In the Order Of Exercises, We notice the
following performances 10y STUDENTS from this
State:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

81 Five years ago Vermont had pot foot
ofFaiiroad In operation. Now there are on
ly six States in the Union having larger a.
mount of capital invested in railroads, Yer-
mont has SiA ,464,O13. New York the high
est has SCI, las ,6ad, and the other States that
exoeed Xnrmont. ara New Hampzi1ir1,
sacirusetis. Connecticut, Pcapsy lvania Ond
Georgia 7r q a. n y e-a a. IS .-r,, a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
wltc and seVeraI children.

Ca a law of the last NewC Lceisla-
tare requires. that all life insurance companies
doing business in that State should deposit,
each, $4,000 in the ComPtioller's office in
Albany on the lsE Of August, and the same
additional amount next Fcbruary--to be held
by the STATE as security for their fulfilling
their contracts with its citizens, This Is a
'''o'e-s'Tne -s,AsaiatioR, and will put a stnp 60
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

FATAL ActrpENT.-We learn from Mont
pelier,that on Friday of last week, Mr. Geo,P
Kicker, who had gone ont to Roxbury with a
small fishing party, fell and was instsntly
killed He had gone out upon log elevated
several feet, from WHICH he fell, striking up
on the back side of his head, fracturing his
skull aud breaking his peck. Mr. Kicker was
merchant, about 40 years ofage, and leaves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

g. Charles w. Morrison, ESD, Of IIAyer-
hill, has been appointed by the Governor Of
n. H., Circuit Justice, in place Of Mr. Vince.
Ter, who declined the appointment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

TERRTBLE THUNDER jSroRM.-1ico per
sons kitted.--The New Bedford Mercury gives
the particulars OF a severe thunder storm at
Holmes Hole, Mass, last Tuesday morning.
Soon after the COMMENCEMENT of the tempest
the lightning passed down the chimney Of the
house of Mrs Elwaina Morris, widow lady
of great responsibility, and killed her Instant
~, as she was sitting at the fire place. About
fifteen minutes after, the lightning passed
down the chimney of the paint shop OF Mr.
Francis Nye few rods distant from the
scene Of the former disaster and also killed
him instantly. When discovered, his hat and
one of his shoes were completely torn to at
oms, but not the slightest marks of violence
could DO found upon his body. The shop with
all its contents was almost demolished
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

i ne 1 rue
Motives to Intelligent Action, Charles wcs-
lcyWillard, Lyndon Centre; The Astropom-
zeal po-ition of Man in the Universe, Edward
Aiken, Rutland; The Athenim Democrat,
Jonathan Ross, Waterford The Fundamcd.
tai Error Of Socialism, Homer Owen Hit.h-
cock, West Westminster; The "Magician-or
the Middle Ages. William Cutting Grant.
Chelsea The Position Of Dugal Stewart in
the field Of intellectual Philosophy, Gilbert
Edwin Hood, Chelsea.
GRADUATES PROM Edward
Aiken, Rutland; Carlos Baxter, Barton :
Francis Erasmus Clarke, Williamstown VIM
Cutting Grant, Chelsea Milo Walbridgc
Grow, South Craftsbury HromerOwon Hitch
cock, West Westminster Timothy Dwight
Hobart, Berlin; Gilbert Edwin Hood, Chel-
sea John Sabin Pierce, Straford Redhcld
Proctor, Proctorsvillc; Benjamin Franklin
Ray, St Johnsbpry; James Rogers, Brad
ford; Jonathan Ross, Watcrfortl Charles
Wesley Willard, Lyndon Centre.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

Fatal RAILROAD Accidental dread
tul and fatal accident occurred on the
IT10THinE q TIE 5riI AZ IiIG GF0IoH fftsSiifrnri
Junction. MIR Lowell Fletcher, OF Chcms-
ford, in attempting to cross the track Of the
titchhurg Road as the cars were approach
ing- foil and tho train passed over him snd
injured him 80 severely. that he surEiVod but
a tew minutes Mr. Fletcher had Just arrived
with his wife by the Peterborn' road, intend
ing 10 take the Lowell train for home. In
attempting TO cross, against the warning Of
1hn -nliiearS OF Lha Rad. he stumbled and fell
and the cow-oatrher o., the train struck hlo'
lie was an elderll-mNuS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

VS- The Palmyra IMo.) Wing publishes
the following extract Of letter giving an se-
count Of a horrid murder perpetrated at Ham
nibal, Mo:
-'Wc have n German in prison, guilty oC
the murder Of a young lady whom he loved.
Briefly, the circumstances are these The
prisoner was a servant in the family Of Mr.
Scholten, and became enamored Of his daugh-
ter. He declared before, as the testimony
shows, that he intended to make declaration
of his love -Iattl not received, he would
shoot the lady. lie made his declaration Of
love--the lady Indignantly rcpulsed him. lie
went and got double barreied gun, came
into the house where the lady and mother
were, told her he had present for hcrpoint-
ing to the gun. Said she, you arc not going
TO shoot, surely. He replied, am--iriDg one
barrel, and afterwards the other, the loads
taking effect in the head, scattcriny her brains
all over the room. The young lady was bcauS
tiful and accomplished. The prisoner made a.
sham attempt to kill himself He is quite
young, and a very innocent looking fellow"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

SrHNNGE DIsEAsE.-Thc fIillsborouph
tO) Gazette says chat strange and very
fatal disease TO children, has been prevailing
m aud about the village of Marshall, High
land county. II is an affection of the throat
or windpipe; by some thought to pirtake
little of the nature Of scarlet fever, without ul-
ceration; by others, to be somewhat like oniit'-
sy, but by the physicians believed to be nei-
thcr. As described, it.sceuis to be swelling
'0E Tt5JTT FtnT t'T1Jt ana Producing the
most distressing of all other diseases, death
from suiiocati6n Many children, from quite
Young to eight years of age, otherwise in ru-
host health. have died, alter enduring the
most intolerable suffering.
~ Last week the paper mill OF Nowcomb
Robins2g 4 Co, in llinsdalc, NH ,was,witb
all ~ ecntcnts consumed by fire. Loss from
alNsLo-'ihe th"''Sand dollars. Insured for four
lhouslnd fac hundred dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

votrNrrrus ron CunA-A dt'patth
from savannah states the existence Of Intense
j'xriTrnirTT on Cuban atfaIrs, aud that vo'un.
teers had already len FOR Cardcnas. Immense
numbers arc reported to be pcparin. in the
interior Of the State, and in Alabama. for the
same destination
A despatch from Cincinnati, OHIO, also
states, that large holies Of Young men in that
vicinity arc preparing to join an expedition
against Cuba
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
THE ALEDO MAN.

the imposl,ions Of snch concerns upon th'
,puLlio. IN. ~ I'd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

Resolved That Il the Old Liners will
Just drop ticrr tost, we won't impose oors-so
We will bc "halC fellows, we'll mCt"
On tho whole we think the Patriot is right
IN calling upon the cold guard" 10 rcmcn,-
hcr the compliments ofthis convention. But
the i'herty mcn-thc Wings who wore vince
dlvd into the coalition; there arc no compli-
meats for hcm.- lFaicimaH,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY CHEROKEE

NEW 1oRk, august ~, +. NJ.
Accounts By the Cherokee from Havana t.
the 18th, state that Lopez force had sw slled T.,
HOO, and tina. no had fought battle with thu
Spanish forces, killing and woundirg 300. l.
10 stated that "a mounted Spanish had beef
brought into Havana, who reported that Lopez
had cut off all communication between Havana,
and the troops sent sgainst him.
Letters from Havana by the Cherokee throw
doubts on the report that Col. Crittenden, in
stead Of ClsndsnIn, was among the prisoner.
shot. The American Consul was refused any
information. and denied oil intercourse with the
prisoners.
The papers by the Cherokee give lengthy &C
counts in relation to the Lopez sxpe diton. l,
appears tina. Lopez landed on the 18th, with a.
bout 1900 men: several engagements took place
in which the patriots come of victorious. Lo.
PEI with his force, finally attempted to REIN
bark, bu. waa prevented by The Spanish force
and was completely routed. The patriots took
refuge IN the mountains; sons Of them took tc
their boats and these were captured by the
Spanish feet, carried into Havana and there
executed.
The amount Of gold brought by the Cherokee
is but $1,000 on freight and tl65, ZOO in the
hands Of passengers.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
ST. LOUIS MARKED
OFFICE ST.. LOUIS lNTELLIGENcER

Monday Evening, Aug. 25-Gr.
The supplies of produce were quite libc-
raj, but the bulk not being discharged un-
ill late in the day, but few sales OF moment
TRANSFERRED. No change in Tobacco Hemp
or Lead. Flour market quiet. Wheat a
shade lower. But little done in corn and
oats. Other articles as las; quoted.
Tobacco-Sales at the State warehouse
of Ii hhds, including i hbds Tugs at 50 10
fO3 90, : of seconds at 81 5OCOl 50, , OF
shipping leaf at 1905 Is, | of manuac-
turing at s. AT the Planters, II hhds
were bid off, including , hhds of seconds
at 4Gd1 %, of shipping leaf O5N07 CO.
4 OF manufacturing at 7 O50S 90 r. 100
lbs.
lIemp-sales of rs bales fair at 30; $50
ut ST and 90 bales good ut IS " ton.
Flour-Sales confined to less than GOO
bbls, incudidg ~ bbls Hope Mills, so OF
Jones' so of Winchester, 81 of fancy, and
liz of Quincy; at 4; l2S James at 3 81;
and IS Of Planet, first brand city, at 4 -
r. bbl.
Wheat-Receipts since Saturday neal
10000 sacks; sales assorted of 4,l26 sacks
including inferior spring to prime fall sam
pies, at from N to. So, sacks returned
about 5000 sacks unsod; market dropping
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

MAIL AGENr.-Mr. WILLIAM Ca Rsos has
accepted tho appointment of special Msil Agent,
and will enter upon his duties as soon a. his
instructions are received. He will, we hear
give his particular attention to the mail route,
and Offices in this State, and as no 10 man Of
determination and integrity, we took fors gen
erAl and wholesome reform in the Department,
in this State. II those who are at present en-
gagged in this service, cannot or will not per-
form their duties, he will not be long in finding
those who will, or in making such reports as
will cause their discharge from employ ment.-
Republican.
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1mE REsuLr.IN TEvNEssEE.-Th Nash.

1mE REsuLr.N TESNEssEE.-The Nash.
vile Wing of Tuesday says:
We have received returns reported and
official, of the vote Tor Governor in every
county in the State. Gen. Campbell Is
elected by a majority of between $50 and
600 votes.
In the State Senate, Is Wings 10 o Dem.
ocrats--Whig majority Z. Wing major.
ty two years ago 3. In the House, 80
Wings to 80 Democrats--Whig majority
3. Democratic majority two years ago 3
Ih the first Congressional district An
derson Johnson (DemocraD is elected over
Largdon &. Haynes DemocraU. In the
Knoxville Congressional district the race
is close between Churchill DemocraD and
Anderson (Whig).
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

NJ The cannon and small arms for the
wouid.be Republic of South Carolina have
been manufactured at Cabotvilie, Mass.
These guns, il ever used against the United
States, will be apt to rebound and kick their
owner over
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
A Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested Ia
'se estate OF James Shahoney deceased, that let
ers OF administration upon said estate have been ersnt
ca 10 'e Undersigned by The Clerk Of the Rail. County
Court In vacation, bearing date August il. IsSi An
persons indebted to said estate requested 10 make
payment immediately, and all persons having claims {.
gas ssu estate ave requested to present them, prop.
said letters. and II not p,e,entyd with, ,h,s &c.
they will be forever barred Within @ 1'-'
aug2l.3t FANNY SuAUuNey Adrn,.x.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

70 We call attention 10 the Prices Current OF 7.
Nottingham Sons, in another column. These price
viii 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, 1851-08-28


SEcREsy.-[ The extract given below, we
take from book entitled Essays written in
the intervals Of Business" 1t contains Il true
principle, which, if ottoner remembered and
acted upon, would save the shipwreck OF many
a frisndship:]-lIome Journal.
For once that secresy j. formally imposed
upon you, it 10 implied hundred times by the
concurrent circumstances. All that your friend
says to you, a. to his friend is entrusted to you
only. Much Of what a man tells you in the
hour of afllictiOn, in sudden anger, or in any
out pouring Of his heart, should be sacred. In
his GRAZING for sympathy, he has spoken TO you
as 10 has OWn SOUL
To repeat what you have heard in social in
tercourse 10 sometimes a sad treachery; and
when it Is not treacherous it 10 often foolish.
For you commonly relate but part Of what has
happened, and even if you are able TO relate
that part with fairness it is still as likely TO be
misconstrusd a. . word Of many meanings, in a
foreign tongue, withou; the context.
There are fep conversations Which do not imply
some degree of mutual confidence. howsuer slight.
And in addition to that which 10 said in conf
asnce. there is generally something which is
peculiar, though not confidential; which is ad.
dressed to the present company alone, though
not confidsd to their secrecy. It is meant for
them, or for persons like them, and they are
expected to understand it rightly. So that,
when man hes no scruple in repeating oil that
he hears to anybody that he meets, he pays but
poor compliment to himself; for he seems ia
take ii for granted that what irns said IN his
presence Dould hare been said in The same words,
at any time, aloud, and in the market place. III
short. that he is The Average man of mankind;
which | doubt much whether any man would
! like 10 consider himself"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

Judge Douglas, of Illinois, is pulling all the
strings he knows how, to get a nomination for
the Presidency from the Looofoeo'. Just now
he is paying his court to New York. tie j.
there in person, at the watering places, and
mixing with the politicians, whose favor he
wants of course. 1t is given out, that he has
been selected to deliver the address at the State
Agricultural Fair in Buffalo next September.
Republican.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

Gov. Cas- seems to be out managing Mr..
Buchanan in his own State. AT late meeting
Of tie Locotocos at Huntingdon, Pa, delegates
were elected to the general convention to be-
held the 4th OF March next. They were in
structed to vote for Coss--49 to 3.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Marrteu,

On Thursday, 2lst inst, at the residence of Hiram
Glascock, by Elder ID. T. Morton, Mr.. John S.
Tolber, TO Miss Martha Jane Glascock.
On the day, by the same, in the city of Hanni
bal, Mr. Thomas Wood, to Miss Minerva J. Hayden.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.--All the returns arr
in, except from two counties, aud Powell
majority i. 276. His majority will be unde'
400 in the State.
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Wanted,

I OO0 BUSHELS of good STONE coAr.. IN,
IsO\IO which We will pay III, highest market
price in trade. QUARLES 4 CALDWELL.
[aglil ''
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Smith s. Allen,
A ttOrncy al l.. u w +,

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
MILL promptly attend TO all professional business
Rails aud Pike. lie will give particular attention TO
the securing and collection OF debts in any part of the
State. brOiNce OF Bird street, four doors above the
corner OF Bird and Main, IL front Of the Marshal and
Recorders office.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
list of Letters

ist of Letters
REMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Han nbal, Mo,
IL August 18Th, 1851:
bishop Vince.t Huskil WIN
Blame Jos Hambongh Mr.
auckland Hare Huph
Burnett Geo w Hudson Agnes
Blesser Mark Hornback James
Blan Rosannah Harper Prof d
Bunch Hamilton Howard Thos
Bowling Hannah Hall q W
Brown Julia ID Jones Umphrey
Brown Mary I.ayinan John
Barber X X 1.anham Jessa
Cox MaithaJ Moore Judge
Cline John Miller Isaac
Cowser Joseph Mayhal J A
Cooper Joseph Newman Joseph
Chapman J ]. Neale John
Cary DIR John Onstot Joshua
Coburn John Ryan James
Carver Thorsbury Rhodes n smith
Cahoon John Stockton Madison F.
Clack Jane Slcars John
Cline John w Strobe Eliza
Carter Tilmau stout Ira
Dukes W II Stockton Edward
E.ldIidge Emanuel Smith John
Finch John Samuels Michael
Fitram RicJJCJ SWIFT
Geo Adam Slower T.
Gardiner Margaret Shainblng Miss Rolena,
Graves Robert Web Mr.
Hancock BIZ Wooden RI
Hay Jos u Wi,hrow Samuel
Higgins Thos NJ Williams WIN +
Hay Abram Wcavers John
Hayden Beverly Willis Miss Sarah r.
Persons calling for advertised letters will please ask
for ApvEnrlskp letters A. o. NASH, p. NJ.
Hannibal, August 49, 1851. augil.a
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

AN OLD WoMAs.-Taero il female now
resident in Clark county, Georgia, says the Sa.
vann h News, who is one hundred and thirty.
three years of age. She is quite active. lively
and cheerful onversss iluently, reads well
without tbs use Of glasses, she says she does
not feel the effect Of her age, except as regards
her hearing: she is slightly deaf. This too is
partly the result. Of an acct denl, She hos now
living within one mile Of her residence, grand.
children to the third and fourth generation.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

The News FROM CupA.-Telegraphic dis.
patches appeared on Saturday, and in this morn.
ing's paper, which it will puzzle any man,
however familiar he may DO with the affairs Of
Cuba, to solve. First, We had an accoun; Of
the capture Of fifty Patriots, unsrmed, as is
said, in open boats, by a Spanish Go, eminent
vessel, their being taken to Havana, and the i'm
mediate execution Of the whole Of them. Next
came the news of landing Of the American
force under Lopez, at Cardenas, forty miles
from Havana; the story that the number hud
been increased to HOO, that he had fought q
battle with the Spanish troops, killing and
wounding 800 Of them; and that, after being
thus victorious, in several engagements, he
finally attempted 10 re-embark, but was prevent.
ed by the Spanish force, and was completely
routed. Some Of his men are said to have
taken refuge in the mountains-oth took to
their boats and were captured, carried into
Havana, and there executed.
We suppose the truth Of these dispatches to
be, that landing has been effected Oh the Is
land Of Cuba by the forces under Lopez; that
they have been defeated and Dispersed; that Il
part of them took TO sea in open boats, badly
armed, IL armed at all; aud that they were cap
tureI by Spanish vessels, taken to Havana
and executed, as men levying war against the
Spanish Government. Lopez had sent off the
Psmpero, the steamer in which he landed; and
his men were forced to put to sen in such YES.
sells as they could find,
This Is our Interpretation Of the news, and if
it be correct, the second expedition projected by
this brainless Cuban il at end, and valuable
lives have been lost in all attempt to carry out
project which he had neither the ability. the
means nor the courage to execute In few
days, we shall have the newspaper accounts,
and then we shall attempt to slit the truth
from the vast amount Of Misrepresentation and
error with which both parties have contrived
to embarrass this gueston.-Republican.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

RERAGE Dea LANES, news'ye OF goods for la
- dies dresses, apr2iy
COLLINS Il BREEDS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

ISL OF AeCCef6
PEMAlNING in the Post Office o, Han nibal, Mo
IL August 18Th, 1851
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Hats!

DAKASOIS-A very large assortment from the low
i est price TO the finest which we are selling remark
" cheap. aproiy COLLlNS& BREED.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

STEP in and examine those fine Blankets and Read
~ made clothing at the store of
VIM HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

INEN Checks, Brown Linens, Table Linens and
IL Towcl,ngs, Cottonades and Drillings suitable Tor
Gents wear, for sale at lam.bI
COl.LINS& BREEDS.