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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
The NIoychants' license Tax.

The cause BY Indictment oi the state VS..
Crow and Others, so long pending in the
Supreme Court at 81. Louis, has, at length,
(and very great length tool been decided.
The three Judges. Messrs. RyIand, Napton
and Birch, delivered separate opinions, each
Of which has been published in the Repub-
lican and lnteligencer, and each occupies
large space in those papers. Their great
length ioi bids their publication in our paper.
Thi, case involved the cons,ituIionaIity
Of the License system under the provisions
of the acts of 1919 and 1915.
The nc, OF 1919 secured and imposed
tax in the license, on the amount OF mer-'
chandse received within the last six months
equal to that paid on land, or other prop
erty &c, 20 cents on the 500, but, also
adopted the provisions of the act OF 1913
imposing further demand of 20 cents OF
the 800, as an ddroiorem duty on the val
nc OF the merch ndisc. These made II
cents on the 800, for State purposes lie
sides the county levy; so that the merchan
paid 40 cents On his goods, while othe
property paid but % cents on the 500.
/ Two of the Judges concurrcd in the opin
ion that this double tax was not equal ant
+ was Unconstitutional. If we understand
them, they decide that either law do"t
{ was constilutionaI yet taken together
= and 10 give effect to the provisions oil both
= the provisions referred to, were in violation
of the constitution.
The court plant themselves upon tn
: doctrine that "iaXalon shalt bc in proper
- ton To valuations" and that to secure equa
u itv in taxation, the Legislature cannot, III
der color "i privilege or license. impose
u double lcvy We do not understand I'll
d court to abrogaie the necessity OF appIlci
/ ton for, and the procurement OF Il Iicen'
n TO deal as a merchant; but, that the valu;
J ton determining the amount TO pay for IL
license, is the assessment OF the State Ia
made upon the oath OF the merchant, il
n stead OF the valuation by the assessor
l. Here Ioiorc the Shclllis required ~ cents
r the 500, on the license, and the same as q
!. advaorcm duty, and the county levy, (ge
orally 100 per cent? on both, making Il
of revenue generally 50 cents on the $l'
he Under the decision Of the court, the licen
~ tax cannot now exceed that levied and CO
ccted on land and other property. An
ID fort in certain quarters is made TO indu
ld the belief that the revenues oil State 4
=. counties, will not BE- materially affected
this very proper construction oil the la
H. We think there cannot be any doubt abe
e. it. Except by an unwlrolesome increase
Ise the business OF merchandising, the revcnl
ub must fall oil 10 one half, and that this m
mt be made up on other subjects Of taXa'i
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

We understand that there is cause for much
complaint, on account Of persons though,!essly
or wilfully defacing tomb S,'nes, and pulling up
flowers and other shrubbery in the Methodist
Buryirg Ground. hisa sacred place, and those
remembrances. placed there by frie;ds, are also
sacred. Those who have made these spolialiohs
,houghtlessly, will be deferred by This notice
ani those who are guilty from bad design, vii
be prosecuted, il caught, as we are Informed by
one of the Trustees.
AN IsDrrrsDrsr FAn,Lv.7 r4s.ipg by thu
foundry a few days ago, We saw man an'
four or five children, gathered round ahogshead
in which was an old lady, with a child III he
lap, who had self.hly taken up the entire dwell
ing, and left the outside residents to take c'r
of Themselves a blanket constituted the bed
ding. = coffee 20, and skillet made mp the cook
ing utensils. and few stones piled up forme
q fire place. One Of tho youngsters had clam
bsrsd on top Of their new dwelling, and was bu
silly engaged in summing himself. The remain
der Of the dirty faced little cherubs appeared
be ss happy a. young princes
IssuRAYcr.-Th The advertisement of the HON
Mutual Insurance Q mpany should be a''ende
to. Their assessments are low. We unders'ar
thst wha, would cost in any stock company, 4
dollars, costs in this only sir, making a yer
considerable saving to the members.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
80 to 40c. Hams, picked, ID TO 24c; smoked
IL to l5c. Cheese IL 10 Zoe. VILE, May z.

There was heavy and killing froIt in 'h'
section last night, whichhas caused mu,h dam
age to cotuh and tobacco plants. 1t is suppo-
sed that the greater rer Of what was up, has
been destroyed.
River still receding.
BY Morse's Missouri River Lne.1
Boo VILE May 3.
The steamer Ben West struck IL snag yester.
day morning, about nine mile. above this place
and sunk in five feet water. 1t is thought she
will be a total loss, though efforts will be made
to raise her. The Ben West had Oh board l25
passengers. Some Of her freight will he much
damaged, though none lost. Her machinery
and furniture will be saved.
/ These particulars we received from a person
who arrived here from the wreck this afternoo p
Weather cold and likely to rain. Ri, or on
stand.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
FROM THE PALMYRA WHO.

n fe,c reasons ,chy people oppose the proposition
for The County to take stock IN the railroad.
One man in town opposes it because if
the railroad should unfortunately happen 10
come through Palmyra, it will kill the place
stone dead.
Another man in town opposes it because
il would bring large calisls to Palmyra,
and that would I'M ure their small business
Farmer A. opposes it because it would
not do him one hi; of good in any way-it
would not raise the price of land in Marion
county one cent.
Farmer b. is opposed to it because it
would double the price of his land, and he
would have TO pay twice as much taxes as
he now pays, and that would be heavy
oppressi on on him, as he don't want to sell,
but wants to buy, and his neighbours land
would be raised in value and he could not
buy. q would suggest to farmer b. that
he ought not to want to buy more land, as
that would also cause him to pay more tax
es--he had better give away part of the
property he now owns, So that the taxes
would not be so large in amount.) would
suggest as n remedy for all these evils to
grow out of that abominable rail road, that
after the proposition shall have been voted
down, and the county disgraced, and its
cilizeus demonstrated to be Il little lacking
in know ledge of their true interest-we
all join in Il petition for the road to be ta-
ken up Salt river, through Rails and Mon
roe, and Old Marion thus saved from the
curse. | will sign such petition at any mo-
ment What say you all
We have heard something ofth' thing before,
we understand that if Marion county refuses to
take stock, Rail, stands ready to subscribe thirty
or fifty thousand dollars TO have the Road taEsl
out through that county.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

We are requested by Mr.. Sneader TO say
that we have patronized him, and that ",
never saw him drunk, and never heard any
one say that he was frequently so intoXi
Gated rs no, to be able to attend to his bus
ines.. As this is true, VIC have no objec
ton to doing Mr. Sneader this act of JUS
tice.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

hope we have many friends thore, bu, are CON-
PEELED TO give an aliusion, and pay our respects
to the place. We hope we have not used any
Of the gentlemans missels. Such irony aud such
epithets as he uses we have no plooe for; know
ing no community which they would suit.
J. NJ l.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
.DITOR hND PUBLISHER,
Agents for the Western Union.

W. T.. Storcr, Memphis, Scotland Co., Mo.
Vim. N. Penn and W. h. Twyman, Of Paris, Mo,
X. n. Buchanan and John A. Quarlcs, oil Florida.
Thomas F.. Thompson, OF Palmyra.
VINO Young, oil New London.
J. l.. Canterbury, Of Mexico.
Mr.. Blakey, Of Clinton.
George Bourne, OF Barry, III.
Postmas,ers are requested TO allow US TO add them
10 the list.
The above named gentlemen are authorized 10 give
receipts Tor money due the" Western Union " Office.
Travelling sgent. Mr.. JAS. r. GARNErr Il
our authorized Travelling Agent.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

PREMIUM Srovr SronE. See J. A. QuARLEs
ad, ertsement. lie has q good assortment .
very,hing in his line, and knows how article,
should be made.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
The way they do In Ohio.

A gentleman has handed Us late paper
printed in Union county,an interior co''n-
tv in Ohio. To show the spirit OF enter
prise which prevails there, we make the fol-
lowing extracts:
Knox county voted railroad loan OF
Sl50,000 to aid in the construction OF the
road from Pittsburgh, VIA Londonviile, by
majority of 500.
Fairfield voted subscription OF S25oOoO
To the capital stock Of the Cincinnati and
GAINESVILLE company, by 1892 majority,
The editor remarks:
We should think that Mitchell and Gel
lars from Knox, and Col. Medi'l and Che
ney from Fairfield, who voted for the clause
in the New Con p:oh. lifting SUI ut
scriptions and for all the anti-mprovcmen
ultraisms in it, would feel like selling 'hei
share OF the glory of putting those radical
isms into the Constitution very cheap, abou
these days.
Pckaway voted subscription to tn
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE roa'
majority GOO.
Fayette gave majority .! 500 in 81!
townships. in favor of subscription to tn,
loan,
Union county voted a subscription G
$4,000 to the Springfield and Mansfel
Rail Road, by a majority of 1873, and o
the Monday following. her commissioners
made the subscription. Engineers wcr
Immediately put to work IN laying oat tn
road from Beliontaine to Marysville.
Mr.. Carson and his corps Of assistants
at present engaged in surveying the rou'
for the Columbus, Urbana and Piqua roa'
between Pleasant Valley and Columbus.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
Enr the Union.


There are some demons in human shape who
are in the habit OF whiting the Methodist Gem
etc ry ard stealing tho svergreens, flowers, and
the ornaments paced there by parents, husband
wives, and children. This is not all, in spir-
it Of wsn'on vie'oiny they are in the habit Of
throwing down and defacing tho monuments.
The sacriligeous wro,ca who wonll thus rob
grave i. unh, for any place on earth save the
darkest dungeon in the State prison and nothing
better can be hoped for with such a man, than
that he will end his Infamous life vt the enc Of
arope! What must be III, feeling of one
on visiting the grave ola loved one, t. find the
ornaments gone, and the very monument placed
there by the hand Of love thrown down anl de-
faced
Tho trustees have M eye out anl ara deter
mined to visit he stv rest penalty of the law OF
tho first individual taken in the preparation o
th. most abomina5ls crime. We hope they
" i'll succeed in detecting the guilty ones and lie
The community know who among them are 81
vile and degraded, that they may be stunned by
every homes, and good man.
A LOT OWNER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

PRAIRIE STATE SrovEs-The advertisement
of Mr., II. WIcKERsmAM was inadvertently left
out las. week His customers find him sccom.
moda!ing, and his stock excellent
THAMES. We are indebtedto Mr.. DAx ASH
and also the clerks Of the other packets foy 81.
Louis papers.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

A mans wedding day is called hi. bridal
day." The photography of that word is wrong
it should be written bride day.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

Pur TO a Snlrr ron AN AsswER.-"Pray.
Miss Sophia, what are you making9" said DIR
b. to young lady VINO was at work upon n
carmen. of certain description. "A Sophy GOV.
|cring, Doctor" was ito reply.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

This "wicked but witty" epigram, i. from
the French of La Mon:
"Thr world of fools has such store,
That he who wonlG not see al ass
Must bide at home, and bolt his dpor,
And break his looking glass"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Gs~blvs Ciyeslatisg tAs Biblss-A sorrespon-
dent Of the Bible Society Record relates the fol-
lowing :: ss sl' ~ .ss.s q e ~ lss'a
Many years ago, when Louisville was pretty
village, consisting Of few houses and two stores,
il was grest resort for gamblers and persons Of
dissipated habits. At this period, . Colenel c.,
wealthy but very wicked man, carried ON an exten-
sivs mercsatls business. On certain occasion he
ply Of goods, furnishing him with the requisite
the clark $500 in hand after al his purchaser
made. He aid not wish 70 take it back With him,
and was somewhat = : loss y know how % invest
to him that Bibles wore more wanted than snything
else in Louisvile, and he finally resolved 70 invest
ii in Bibles, and scoordingly he seat homs three
hundred dollars' worth. Colonel G. thenght the
transaction rather unpromising, y it was IN aI-
Gle never called for 1t his store. Cafds he could
ssll in abundance but no Bibles. Atlsngth, altar
sleeping, an ides struck him. Gamblers would
hays cards st any price, and on any tsrms. 40
sofdingly be made his arrsngsmsnts; he put up I
Bible e every pack of cards. charging dollar and
half for the fosmer, and City cents for the latter
telling each applicant shat he could get 40 cards
| wishsut aBiblS. In due time the Biblss wsse oil
disposed d. but, q the gamblers wanted only thu
cards, thsy usually presented the Bibls to the FIRST
boy or girl they met with in the street. In thii
wsy hundreds of Bibles were distributed in Louis
vile. and many houses were supplied with ths
word OF God that nsvse tained one before. Thil
| is the frst and only insnace, perhaps, in which
Ramblsrs were made the Instruments Of circulating
the Bible Great good, we were informed, resulted
from this singular proceeding. ss'
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Deoa. has ths credit Of sshssins bsnaEkabls
We wss shown The oth~dsy aavs bsle1sng 70 IL Oh
Lsvss Steam Cettoa Pre-, Thbd Municipality. vhe. ws
wsss informed. had bssn oaIsn d eananptoa. ratr
dssssof ~ hves md langs VIII fva Il ~ bows Hs
aehausd - ~ ~ Msreh. as bsss ssafnsd y his
bed fr mopth rhsnsgro appeared psecsy ssossd,
We also saw. u Tie Tins. nsgo who had bssn cured
Of ssvas eanas By d.. Fu@. ditou Louisiana State
Rspublicaa. Lafaystts. May y. 1asl. myD d&W6
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Eae~s Sss.-.Eagsns Sue IL Engaged ON =
new novel, which ~ allis Miss Mary. II is said,
byaw~y f. chs.eA ~ mesas to make ii quite
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Wssssrn Eaqsstse. The Chicago lsnocras says
that the Yankee traveller who saw tho live Hoo
sier, has again written 70 his mother, tslling her
his experience as f0llows: - - A .s..- 4
1" Western psople are death on etqpette. You
car,'t tell man here he lies without lighting. A
few days ago : man was telling two Of hs psigh
bors in ~ hearing pretty large story. Says ~
" "SszAnees, ,that's whopper,"
Says be, " Lay lhsre, stranger" gssS
And IL The twinkliHg Of IN eye found mysel
in the diich, perfect quaduped. u
Upon anotbef occasi0n, said to man neve
saw before, u woman paeaed- ,s
g That isn't : spscimsn Of your western women
is it Z" q. fs.3 Y 81 s. 80
says he, /. You are afIsid q ths.fvsr and asus
sin't youi'' ~ st.sE,s..,,s xSas
"well." replied 6s. Z that lady = ~ wife. en-
If you dont epoloeise IN two ailu1q, " the homo
Of gsnslsdksn, sWeaf that AhsGo aSWo pisiols,
which be held cooked in his hands, " shsn ehr
you Of that disorder entirely. So don't feal
stranger"
So knslt down and politely apologised. u
mire this Western country very much-hut daf
me If can stand - much etiqueste-it alwal
takss me unawarea ~ si3.i !,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

q Jsssiak Aasissssriss, The following aanivsr-
sariss are to BE- observed BY The Jews during IL
present year October 11th, Feast Of Tsbernaels; !;
18th, Fess. Of Palms Of Branches; 1Sth, End d
the Host Feast; 10Th, Rejoicing for the Law;
November 29th. Conseerasion Of the Temple, The
Fast Of Expiation was observed on the 9Th instant
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at ~ .
Tbs, hsroinss always wear white satin, and their
con6dants white muslin.
That young ladies' always have brother or
cousin in the Life Guards.
That rakes always reform at the end Of the play
after their schsmes have failed.
That naval officers always have the gout in thsiI
Left leg, and wear epaulsts. 80,
That old uncles from India always have lots d
money, and no liver and that they always pay thu
dsbts Of their INDECENT nephewH n,
That the "heart" Of The low comedian Away
lies in his stomach, and his " bvsins swhsEsyel
hs finds it convenient to locate thsms asta q !.
That interesting young ladies are always abou
70 marry msn whom tAsir " soals abhoF," to saw
their fathers from jail
That smugglefs always wear heavy pea-jacksts
shsst skrts and infnity Of pistols in their belts
That heavy gilt goblsss and drinking vsssels
are always inside Of paste board, and without bot
toms. g oAi
That . lover always says I" there she is," tw,
minutes before his mistress has left the green room
That wken lady and gentlsman say :" 1t is
il Is they about to rush into each others armi
| That il is folly to wonder how any thing vii
end, - it il the business Of dramatic authors
| punish vice and reward virtue. ! IS ~ X
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Singslar Geological Edct-At ModenA, in ltaly,
within . eirsle Of four miles around the city,
wherever the eazth d dug, and the woskmen arrive
at the distance Of sixty-ihFee feet they coma %
bed of chalk, which they bore with, an anger Ave
feet deep. They then Withdraw from the pit be-
fore the aneer h removed, and upon is extraction,
fils the we'll thus made, The supply Of water being
Affected neither by rains nor droushts At tho
depth Of fourteen feet are found the ruins Of an
ancient city. houses. paved 1treets. and moaiac
work. Below this again il layer Of earth, and at
thirtysix feet walnut trees arc found entire. and
with leaves and walnub still upon them. At g
fses soft chalk il found end beow this vegetables,
trees and living animals - befoFe. s srl.s 81
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cIssi1s - M snspje11 Of shae uust ssmsstA-
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IA lsedsr. ~ os6inSnder oftKe cavthy.
~ ~ esids of Nsssnso. Austsrlitx. Jena. Lubec,
EvlSs. Rrisdlsnd. md i3o.odino. the reniu Of Au.
~ ~ v,ssriendssss. s,,d he roee 10 the rank q
Hs;shsl. Prfinee n the Empire. and was finally
msIs KIM n Nsnxes. rs ! ''l577s f-siss.s ,ila
1fter tSs disasirous invasion Of Russis which
Nmat condsmped. bttpsrticipaisdi in .sn estrange.
4 meSt tock1 nl,ee' betvesu Nm md Napoleon
vhich ~ revsr healed. On he return fron
II Icov NuYnf Abandoned hie pose anA hastensd
Il - 3..oscsov fha throJa q NsSIes, Nspeleoa o.
dsd h;a g felihcush ths sceptre. bus Murat ssid
3 M bearsr o( ia msSssesi q Marshal Of the
Eupirel " Go. tSIIyour master % come ard TAX.
Il. ia & shall dad how veil sixty thousand mel
al dsfsnd Il" The Emperor did not further r.,
nj unseeIe q IL enrared brother-in.law, and III
coStinued % oooupv ne throne IN after Nspoeon'
\ rethfna ffsma Elbe n thig last stsusele of III,
GRaf Captain. Murst. true % his natural impul
II ~. assin ioined the fortunes Of Nspolsea, -,
bolh vere ruinsd irretrievablv. The kingdom q
i Ninlas ae.;n nm ;nto ~ hs.de 81 the bourbo,
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