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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

"OH, DEAR, WHAT CAN THE Matter ?"
Last Thursday, on the authority of Mr.. Clark,
we announced that q new boat would be
launched. A good many people collected at the
boat yard, at the appointed hour, and were told
that the launch had been postponed till Satur=
day. That night the new, boat 'gided gently
down her ways, and by snch light as the stars
give on a cloudy night foated past our city!
Further, this deponent knoweth not, ~%E !.
i - - -.
TIE BALI, last Monday night, and the sup
per, were creditable TO Mr.. G. ,GRInEs, of the
City Hotel, fully sustaining his well earned, good
reputation, and closing the festivities Of the day
ina most agreeable manner. ., f.
By the way, the hall used (BentOn Hall) is
every way admirably adapted for such occasions
best i'll the city, by far---and that is saying a
gooa'deal, when it is spoken OF Hannibal
Our agent in St. Louis is informed that we
dunned Mr., G., the music man; some. half doz-
en- times, last Spring and Simmer, but don't
recollect that he paid.
Co Elw'd 2. C. Julson, the original "Ned
Blniline," is in town, and proposes to address
the people some night this week. Subject =.
Scuba AMI her martyrs" He is Fahbuster.
The evening and hour of, delivering the adj
dress will be announced in posters.
~ See Card of TRABrE & SoSs.-This firm
is we'll known for business capacity, and atten-
ton to, and fair dealing with those with whom
they have transactions. Business intrusted to
them will be properly and faithfully attended to.
We understand that somerascal pretending
to more knowledge thanhe possesses, is stating
TO business men that we have no more than four
hundred and fifty subscribers. This is false
hood. Another, yet more moderate, states the
number to be three hundred and fiftyi and ano-
Their, more modest than all, puts it down, in
round numbers, at one hundred and eighty!I /,
We wish to heaven there could be law made
TO confne every meddling fellow to his own;
business ; e> -: - 5:..' %..'.'> 49,.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
TO ADVERTISERS.

. Upon reliable IN Formation, we assert positively,
that we: have a larger circulation, by OVER
ONE HUNDRED, than any, other paper pub
lished in this section, and challenge an examine
ton Of books, by a committee Of merchants, 10
prove this, and that our. circulation is not con-
fined 10 the city or immediate neighb0rhood. IS
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
nasrrt~s'

On the 81 inst, in this cry,>by Drsp r. Morton;
this city. III: 49,.
The bridal cake Tas just to our taste-thank you. e
On The 23d nit, by Elder II .nry Thomas, Mr. Ed
ward Long to Miss Ann Eliza, daughter of the late
James NapPin, all of Monroe county: L..
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

Councilnen Elected.
. FIRST WARD.
ROO. Rufner, o A. S. Richards,
w. ID. CMarmaduke. o.
SECOND WARD. q
Geo. w. Shields, Joseph M. Davis,
jap. Richards.
@ THIRD WARD.
John d. Bowling, Hudson Martin,
o. G. Strong.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
AdminiatrnLor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 al persoas neresled in
the estate Of Martin B. Jetrea deed, that leteTe
Of administration have been granted 10 the HndesignaA
by the Rails County Crnrt bsnriag dale oct 6, 1S5l-
All persons indebted U said estate are requested 10
make paymeat immediately, and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested 10 present
cate Of sad letters, or they may be peladed om any
benefit Of said estate and got presented within thrse
years they will be forever barred o
HENRIETTA JEFERIES. Adnx1
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

& The Brady House was opened last Saturday,
by Mr.. ], l. ELLET. He will doubtless keep
an excellent house. In all our dealings with
him, at least, we have found him clever man,
and prompt in his payments.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

,THANxs.-We are under special obligations
to Mr. JosrPi B. CHooSErr, for entrusting to
us a copy of his Grafton, from which, we trans
scribed what appears in this number Of our
paper. ss.a>t >.~. -. e ~. go l's%,o
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
JOURNAL AND UNION.
Hannibal. Mo-, November 9. 1851.

Rev DR.. Hopson will preach Ia New London, No
''"Oer 10th at II O'clock,Ass
Subscribers receiving only the inside of our
paper this week, will have the time made upto
them, When the outside went TO press, we had
but twenty-five q'ires, (six hundred papers, )
after borrowing out all our neiehbors.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

UT The Courier quotes the following
extract from the late letter of HENRy Cray
to the Wings of New York, and wishes to
know what is now the opinion Of the Union
on the course Of the Fillmore wings of that
State, in uniting with the, Seward wings:
There was necessity to reserve right 10 disenss
10 modify and repeal the obnoxious law Such right
existed without any express reservation not onIv AZ 10
tha law, but as TO all laws, AID as 10 the constntop
se, wn'ch has incorporated in II the RICH OF snend-
ment and consequently that Of discussion But there
are occasions whea spirit OF moderation should nronni
torbeatance TO exercise that right IL more were ip
Tended imam meets the eye, than 10 proclaim the
.neoretc right Of discussion-if il were designed TO
announce The right Of nnremitted agitation 10 -9pIce
me HsSs actions OF ine country-ana hGay II nossibe
70 repeal Inc fugitive slave law patriotism and harmoZ
ny must condemn the unwise course fraught with
the most mlschievous and periious CONSEQUENCE
[CoWe can perceive no difference between
the above sentiments, and those expressed in
this paper short time since, and which
we've as follows:
NoS word with our readers on tits question Of ex
nedlency. part of those resolutions in oar oninon
sboud DE rfpudt'ted, by all conservatives because lis
P'i, seems to declare willingness on the mart Of
No.9erh men, whenever the question Of The day is in
OoUed TO Insist upon abstract rights at the sacrifice or
lexpediency Let them, Hnde ordinary circumstance
Wepea~ and modify, but question Inole has once
settled which produces agitalonsand agitation ori,y
surely our ove OF country is strong enough within US 10
Induce US 10 avoid.
|" - - 80 -.
- An 'tcrDrNT.AYesterday afternoon, while
Mr. Craft with crowd, was selling lot yon
Seventh street, opposite the new eighth Presby-
terrain Church, "a bid of. $50 foot was heard >,
and at that price it was knocked of. On inqui-
~, IN the crowd, NO one responded to- the bid,
ing, calmly chipping "a. brick with his trowel,
and never once looking at the crowd, .acknowl-
edged himself the bidder, and gave his name. =
The imperturable GOODNESS Of. the man took the
crowd. He. was in eurnest:'a brick.''--Cip.
Gazette" - -
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

H. LEER s. ARBo6Asr have savage looking
guardian over their fine stock Of Cigars and To-
bacco, but we understand he is quite friendly to
the ''pale faces" who bay at the store he guards.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bitter Cordial,

WE have on hand another supply of this sxcsllsa (
w article for the prevention OF
Ague and Fever.
This cordial has been used by number Of our citizens
with entire satisfaction, Being powerful tonie II is
recommended TO doblitated pesons-it restores the
tone q the digestive organs and nvgoraies the system
throughout. For sale by
nos6tf o J. A. INSLEE & co.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
ADMINISTRATOR Notice
SUBSCRIBE at oNCEI!

GiganticeS he m e!!!!
PICTORIAL TIMES. y
To be published semi-msnthly, The largest aud most
superbly illustrated paper printed. In addition 10
being llof views, and sketches Of the most notable
events Of the day, We shall once moath have The
Largest Engraving Printed IN COIops;e
An in The newspaper world hitherto unheard off,
That every family in the land may have one, We havs
liked the price at--Ome DOlnax--psF year The
first number will positivey he issued the i2th Of
September. Address subscriptions and eommunica.
tioEs TO DREW 4 ROBINSON,
Sept Editors Pictorial Times, N. Y. City.
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aThs west Trinmphank !

Tiaany's Mineral RAZOR srRoP PASTE. waFs
hantei 10 give fine sharp edge % rack n sbn ligq
haa any ether paste ever snaiinlaclVrsd Pity daxsn
jrkt received and fol &aie ~ J.. II. 0EST CO.
Fuqaa Building, lii .,sess. ssPisy sals Agents
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

e. -. Wednesday, EDenilg, November S. 1851.
PROFESSIONALISM Sides per Id . sas
r.. -" ...s -" Shoulders perlb 6a7l
3 & Lard No. per ID =. 8a&,
~, r,'' Inferior per ID 6as
y Butter per ID 10 al2,
Eggs per dozen SalOl
% tIourper Dbl o.
Meal per bus 81
vEGETABLEs-PO Potatoes pes bus goa 81
Onions per bus 75a 81
TOBACC0-Leaf per ID IA 81
Manufactured l2a25
HENP-Dew Rotted per cWt 8 50a4
hAY-PeT 100 lbs 30 a Is
BEESWAX-PerIb ISa 2OI
hIDES-Dy per Id % s.
Green per ID 81 81
FEATHEks-Prime Geese per 10 3ia33
o Inferior aud mix ed per 10 2Oaa5
FRUlT-Dried Apples per bus $50 1 20
Dried Peaches per bus $50
% Geen Peaches per bus 60
Green Apples per bus 4O7A
.GROCERIES-ISugar per 10 70 IS AZ
Coffee per Id elsipl
Molasses ~ O. pergal 37S 40
Pepper per ID 19l a IS
Aiisp,ee Perlh iSa2O
Whisky per gal -rectiaed. 81
Window Glass, per box sxlo 375 al 90
lOxl2 Goa 4 80
Kalslns per box 330a3 81
Saeratu' per ID 6aT
Salt per sack 2 90
Salt per bus 37S 40
Rice per ID ba6
Cheese perlb Ia 10
- Candy per box 800 a4O0
GRAlN-Wheat per bus so a IS
Corn per bus 80
Oats pes bus is a 20
Beans per bus 81
SEED Fiaxseed per bus so 81
Timothy per bus 2 OU
o Blue Grass per bus 75alOJ
Cloverseed per bus SOJ
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

]. A, ROSS, Brass Foundry aud MA
chine Shop and Spur Factory, sO2 N. second street,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
LOOK HERE.

Z he sabcgbe deems 4 proper 10 say to his old
friends and the public generally, that his oonnee-
ton with she late irm Of Hiram McVeigh 4 Co has
oeen gorppiy dissolved bn' that be will In few days
be under way again. with hae assortment Of
Reddy-.Made Caothftg, &C., &C.,
And bis friends win do well to delay their Purchases
Tor q short time. ocgf Oci. 6tk 1851
HIRAM McvEICH.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

EfRESH and fashionable Spring goods rst received
a and for saleyery cheapby A. AZ. sEE.MEg,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
HANNIBAL MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICES. 81 o.
Wednesday, EDening, November S, 1851.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

r. l.. MELVILLE, Fashionable Hate.
opposite Planters House, No. AZ, N. Fourthst, ocs
st. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

BOOTH, DRAKE 4 CONN, Kat and
Cap Manufacturers, No, 1856 Main street,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Hats and Caps Of the latest New York and Eisapean
fashions, and every variety ofsye. Dealers through.
Out the country are invited to examine ouI goods.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

w. LIGHTCAP, Manufacturer of every
variety Of Cabinet Furniture ofAhs latest French Pat
Avenues ecsy
ST. Louis, Mo. S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.


CHARLRsrOS s C.. May s.
The South Carolina Southern Rights AssOcialinn
composed of delegates appointed by the yariou,
Southern Rights Associations of the State. met in
this city today and was duly organized by the
appointment Of the following officers: President
Tx, Governor Richardson. Vice Presidents Ex-
Governor W. c. Seabrook j. s. Ashe ~ l.. Grif
fin, J. W Simpson. Il II Goodwin, B. X llunne
gan s. w II. Gi,t Secretaries. the Editors Of
the Greenville Mountaineer aud Camden Journal
Black River Journal. Edeeiied Advertiser, Chcs
ter Standard and e Walker.
There arc 30 associations represented and the
Convention is composed Of i3l delegates; The
President Hex Governor Richardson, on taking the
chair. calmly aud temperately reviewed the posi-
tion Of affairs. lie considered that Sonthe IN
st buttons under existing circumstances, could moi
ast 90 years
lie alluded forciby to the disregard to the
blood and treasure expended 10y the South in the
acquisition oltenitnry and her subsequent exclu.
son from those territories and said that when
dangers threatening our existence thus reached
our very doors, il was time 10 arm against them
II was futile 10 hope that the Constitution, based
upon snch legislation could survive. Concession
could yield nothing tn its support. The delibera-
tions OF the Convention he said should he confined
to the when. where. aud how resistance should
be made. though he confessed that it should not
be resorted to roshly. lie, however, would not
discuss that. as he did not desire 10 bias them
lie loved the Union. He did not believe there
was one amatenr disunionst among them lie
advocated uuion amongst ourselves. II any are
Grming in our rear, said he, let us await their up
proaci; il in our van let us march to them.
Ii has been said that they whom God and ma.
lnre joined together men should not put asunder;
but the reverse may nlsp heupp'ied-thoSe whom
God and nature put asnnder let no man j1iu to-.
gelher He then argued at length on the want Of
Jailinily between the two sections Of the country.
and advised earnest and temperate dellberalion.
The Convention then adjourned for the day.
The votes to morrow will settle the question OF
qualifications. The President is a strong Uuion
man. The Convention embraced many talented
nm
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
LANCASTER. MAY Q, 1851.
A CoMpLrneNr The U

A CoMPLIMGNP INTENDED. The u
Rioa has been publishing several lengthy
replies to Mr. Carey's pamphlet on pro
lection. The Republic wishing to play a
fair game, offered to publish the articles
if the Union would publish Mr. Carey s.
The UaiOn declines by saying that it can
not award to Mr.. Carey even "the dignity
of an argument" This may be consId J.
cred an ofrhand compliment to its cor.
respondent who has wasted so many
words in reply.
The truth OF the matter is-the Union
dare not publish these able essays on pro
tection, and takes this method OF decln-
ing the very fair offer of the Republic.
aud by SO doing gives rather back-hand-
ed compliment to one he has styled as an
liable correspondent" g..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

INGENIOUS RoBBERY.-The swell mob
of London do perpetrate robberies with
singular ingenuity aud address. and op'
pear never to be at fault! a Indy aight-
ed at the bank. and entering the vestibule,
presented a check to the paying teller,
receiving in return large amount in
bank notes, which she deposited in her
purse, and returned tn the carriage
J ust as she had taken her seat, gentle
man came down the steps OF the bank,
without his hat, wearing spectacles. aud
having a pen behind his car. Madam,
said he. we have forgotten To take the
number of those notes. Will you allow
me to take them Off She handed him
the notes, and he assembled the steps OF
the bank and entered the building. The
lady having waited some time, finally
returned To the bank, and learned tha
no person had been authorised 50 ask foI
the notes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Lnte from santa Fe.

ST, LOUIS. May T.
Advices from Santa Fe to the lst of April hive
been received. The Apnchcs had been very
trnuhlesome, but treaty of amty had been eliec-
ted with them. through their chief, by which he
bound himself To maiutan the peace, on penalty
Of EnrIeiting his head
The Moxicans are well pleased with the new
Government. since the power has been taken from
the hands OF tue Military.
Business was quite brisk at Santa Fe' nun
ber Of mills are being constructed in The neshbor
hood. The election for Territorial officers would
come off in few days
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

~ Professor Newman says that it is a
mathematical certainty, that if the exist
ing population of the world were 10 in
crease for about eleven or twelve cenlu.
ries, at the same rate as the British pop
ulauon has done for some time past, no
room would be left on the solid earth tor
men, women and children to stand upon.
allowing only square foot for each
Prof Newman will be wiser when he
knows more.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

KENTUCKY BEEF. Railroads have done
up the driving of fat cattle over the noun
,ains. Some seventy head of the finest
of fat beeves from Kentucky, were ship.
ped to New York from here yesterday,
and To day ninety. eight more arrived by
Railroad aud will take boat this evening.
We understand they are part of a lot of
seven hundred bought in Kentucky for
the New York Market. Our judges pro
nuunce them the best fat stock ever seen,
being steers from four to six years old,
that have always been well fed and new
er yoked. Fat cattle can now make the
Journey from Cincinnati to-New York in
about four days. without fatigue or loss oi
flesh, instead ofih old four weeks tramp
aud heavy percentage nf loss in talow
aud beef So much Tor steam and rail-
roads. - ClcrclaRd Herald
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Tn rIi,In Accident

NEWARK. n. j., May Z.
The Daily Advertiser has the following; I'VE
learn from Patterson that while the workmen on
the engine factory of Rogers, Kctchun q Grosvo'
nor were testing new locomotive the boiler
burst, blowing off the roof aud one side OF tue
building, 50 that the whole fell in. When tho ac
cident occurred the shop was full ol workmen
many of whom are still buried in The ruins. Three
or four have been taken out dead, mud fourteen or
fifteen badly wounded
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Further News by the Georgia.

NEW JUNK, Ndy n
Judge Thurston delegate from Oregon, died ON
board the California, and was buried at Acapelo
Senator Gwin had been i'll, but was recovering
At last accounts, the rainy Seasons had not set III
at Chagres, and the Railroad will, it the weather
continues good he finished to Georgin by the last
of July. The health Of Chagres was goud. The
iuurtL of the Chagres murderers has b Gu arrest
ed at Porte Bella. and brought 10 Pannml, where
he was confined in prison The Georgia regors
that they were oil 10 be shot in few days. The
Tennessee, wlich arrived at Panama, had aboard
700 900 in gold and 300 passengers The Culum'
bia brought 900 900 in gold on freight.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
From Washington.

NAsnlNTON, NNrl D
Tho Republic thinks the reports. by telegraph
announcing that the Cuban expedition '"'s nreh
abandoned are not tn he trusted, and they were
only intended To batlle the government in its de.
signs Of rrprrssing this expeditions. 1t publishes
n n, iyute letter from the Jacksonville Florida. To
iIe effect that an expedition was certainly on foot
there. and expected to sail on the 9Th OF May.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

A HEAVY TAx,--The largest indvid-
ual tax paid in this city is by VIM IS AS.
tor. Last year he paid ,nto the City
Treasury the sum of t'centy three thous
and e'gM hundred an& ninety one dollars
for taxes. The assessed value Of his
property in this city is $4,000, ,30O.--M
Y. Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
WHOLE NO. 1888

the face Of The seasons bright proofs a.
round him, he succeeded in accomplish
ino his little task at last.
Thus tie summer passed away, and d.
gain came the changing autumn, acting
on poor Hlt'e Frarcle 10 a degree he had
never recknuednn. aud with its chill damp
airs neary throwing him back again.
WIN greater ciioui than before, he had
again Ined tie walk to the holly bow
rr' lhe scene of his self accusing misde-
meanor as the cause Of all his sufIarinps.
lie sat down tn rest; above his head. as
the autumual breeze swep, through them.
the polished leaves and berries red did
rustInc play. and as lrltle Francie looked
upward toward them, a memory of the
Inrmcr year, aud If all the time that had
passed since then. seemed for the first
time mournfully TO steal over his heart
He nestled IN closer 10 his mothers side;
still !nokiug up. but with more thought.
lul eyes. he said, Mamma, is the summer
quifc gouel
Yes, my darln' Don't you see the
scarlet berries, the food Of winter for the
litIle birdsl'
Quite gone, mamma, and Francie not
qnito welI!'
His mother looked away; she could not
bear her child Ia sec The tell-tale tears
his monrrful li,ile words called up, or
know the sad echn returned by her own
Idespnndng thoughts. here was mo-
ment's sileuce, only broken by the black
BIRDS song; ard then she felt soft litle
Kiss upon her hand, and looking down
she saw her little darlng's face - yes,
sure y now ii was an augel's-gszing up
ward To her, brightly beaming, brighter
thar ever and his rosy lips just parted
with their own sweet smile ain, as be
exclaimed in Joyous tones, Mamma, the
summer will cume again.'
Precious was that heaven born word
Of childish faith to the care worn mother,
10 cheer hsr then, and, with its memory of
hope. still 10 sustain her through many an
/ afte experiment and anxious watch. un-
III, al last . she reaped her rich reward in
the complete realization Of her bright
ones hope. Precinus to more than her
such words may be- if brayely stemming
our present trouble, whatso'er it be
braveIy enduring, persevering. encour-
aging others and ourselves, even as that
little chiId-we hold the thought, that as
the revolving year brings round its dif-
ierent season, as day succeeds 10 night
AMI even as surely as we LOOK for this,
and snow it-so folhe trusting heart there
comes lime, ii may be soon or late, it
may be now. or it may be Men-when
I This greG or grievance will have passed
away; and So twill all seem nothing
Wheu the summer cnp1asi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Murder Of a Brother by his Sister

PROvlDESCB, IL, l., May O'
AImira Densely,a girl lG years of age was ar.
rested and committed To jail, on the charge OF
murder, this mnrnlng She is accused OF poison
ing her infant brother months old. On the ex-
animation, it appeared that she was connected
with the spiritual raprers aud the witnesses sta
ted that she had not been sane since she had been
made the medium Of these spiritual commnnica'
tioua
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
The Massacre of the Bartlo Family.

PHI ADELPHA, Mhy b-f. vi.
Two arrests have been made Of parties supposed
to have been concerned in the Bartle tragedy.
One Of them has been discharged. G,teip Gel.
sengrr is retained in custody, but Roberts has not
yet been rrested Two persons are supposed To
have been engaged in the butchcry; from the fact
that two axes were found stained with blood
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Connecticut LegI,lninre

HARr"RD, Miy7
The Legislature assembled to-day. The low.
cr House was organized by the Democrats. who
have five majoriiy one Wing member sick aud
absent Mr. lnghan was chosen Speaker of the
House. In the Senate tue Wings have three ma.
inriiv q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
From Louisville,

L0rlsvILLg May z
The steamer Courtland was burned at Portland
Yesterday. Books and papers nll lost Shellad
one hundred bars Of Railroad Iron on board for
the Madison Railroad. Boat valued at $l2 .00O.-
Insured al Madison for 80 600.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
The P,inesvI.Ie Meeting.

A despatch dated Pan'nsvie, May G, says;
"Senator Wade is not here Some 300 people
in the Court House. MIR GIddngs speaking the
whole time An electioneeriug 'nnscr tor Ill e.
lection No enthusiasm shown, aud the effort a
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