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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14

IN New.York, and have fifteen years to ran' anu
are convertible into the stock Of the Company a.
an, time before maturity. The only prior lien on
The Road is mortgage for 100000. This hoau
,rs, chartered in 1892. 1t is completed and e4'
tends from Springfield through Urbana' W est LiO-
erty, Benefontaine, Huntsville RiohlAnd' gsRo
center. Keuton, Patterson, Carey, Oregon linn
Bepublie, Lodi and Bellevue to sandasAy Ci'y'
9 distance of 1874 miles. 1t has also oran'n ~
Fipdlav. l5l miles and an extension to Dayton
%, miles. making 1874 miles. By its connec'ion
With the Little Miami Railroad at SPringueid
repuIsr daily trains pass between Cinclnna. on
the Ohio and sandusky City on Lake Ere Inc
business of the Road for the six months ending
Nov. 30. 1850, shows very favorable condition
of the traffic OF the Company. The earnings were :
- '-'' pas.arae,. ....Sl40l72 80
From 30 90
From Mails if>' -
TOta. t5S71 -
AA'''A -
Sl73 502 80
Interest Debt -''iO -
az
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FINANCIAL.

OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND
VTRUsT Goa Dividend Of four per cent on the cap
itsl stock OF his institution this day declared BY the
Board Of Trustees payable al The Office In This city oa de-
nand or at the Agency In NswYOTk and afer the III
inst By order w. UEENEp sec
Cincinnati Jan g. 1851. jlilzZ
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RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAllhOAD COMFANh'~
The Directors oFhe Mad River ard Lake Erie Railroad
COMPANY win sell At Auction At the Merchants Exchange
IN The civ OF New.York on TUESDAY the twensy-hnt
dsy Of January inst at 70 O'Clock, by Messrs hagery
Draper < Jones Aucuoueers, Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF Seven Per Gent Mortgage Bonds OF the said
Company
These Bonds form portion OF series OF y oO'o 10 be
issued By the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company
for the purpose OF RELAXING their track with heavy rail-,
and of paving OF the floating debt Of the Company They
will be secured BY mortgage given to Trustees on the en-
lire Road with is equipments fixtures and spparensnces,
subject 10 prior lien OF $4,000.
The Bonds viii be IN OF 81 goo each dated on tno
let February 1851 and having heen years TO rum WIN n-
terest at per cent per annum Interest coupons
payabe al the Bank Of Commerce. in New-fork' on mo
FIRST day Of February and August In each year VI" DC
lached to each bord.
The Road extends from sandusky City, OHIO, on Lake
Erie TO Springfield lS4 miles, where IL connects win me
Little Mama Railroad, running to Cineanau From
Springfield ii extends Dayton, "a miles, and II ha
branch road TO Findlay 10 miles forming total OF ia
miles Of Railroad.
The Road passes through number OF hounshng towns,
and an agricultural country Of great fertility It's hnished
and in full operations the net income for the four mons
ending on seth November last having been sSS0oo The
cost Of the Road up to this time s25oO1d 10
The Capital Stock being l,Soo'oSo 90
Bonds already foi'Ooo W
Floating Debt. ......'''...''''''''''''''''
The terms Of payment will be per cent cash, the bal
ance to be paid equal monthly payments OF ten per cent
commencing the s OF February tho purchasers having
the option paying tho whole amount in cash on THAI day.
The Bonds viii be convertible stock par al any time
before their maturity.
For further information and for printed statements show
ing the condition OF the Road apply TO Messrs SAMUEL
HENSHAW & SONS, Merchants'l Exchange Boston, or
to lilo t2lHl WARD co. 81 WallsL
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PASSENGERS Arrived
Passengers smiled

l"Yaese ,sv Rhine, from Havre Mr. TrO,sr Of Albany Mr.
IreGasrcf Newton.
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California Vessels spoIkeH. &c,
Spokeu, DC.

Dec la, IS s. lou 81 ship Foda EeE.rsou I'm Ss York 20
~ for San FraEcsco.
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MINIATURE ALhAEAc......THI: DAY

SEB-RBas.-...--- - s. MsoE-ss,s 2 sqn
HIGH WATER.--...JAN. IA.
sacaJ Hook "A Gov hAn6- HsH
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Equal 10 nearly cent on the capital for SIX months.
The Directors call the attention of investors to
the following considerations in regard to these
Bonds as an investment
That this Road is in successful operation and actually
earning large dividends . ,.-- -
Thai lis locality ensures il certa1 business being IN
the heart OF the most fertile regions OF ONO and eohe
ing By the shortest route the great western rivers WIN INC
great Western LAKES ,,. Lara
Of Bonds are expended upon H. will be more han doaoe
rs whole Indebtedness. ~ ,...,.
busiSess viii he secured from which, hitherto, nothing hs
been Obtained that part Of the Road being just 10" ready
that The Bonds being convertible, viii have the right
exchange Tor Stock a. par whenever f" os'oI7' U9
siretle 20 do go.
Md. A. Neal, whose opinion upon Railroad
matters has Justly so much weight and who IS
one Of the Directors Of this Road, has, IN letter
addressed to Mr.. D. S. Miller, another Director
the following remarks upon the business OF the
Mad River and Lake Erie Road
Up 10 this not OF y has he mass OF travel oeIw ,,
routqs but I'm proportion the local business Oeen tuh
larger han likely TO be hereafter IN olner Wos t7
domestic navel OF the Western States IL more rapdy l
reasino tban hat between them and the Atlantic Both
Immigration and NATURAL are nng m around every
avenue which facilitates transportanOn NheteseI tIeo
il GOOD soil Railroad CANA Will hnd support. hence
The security Of Western Railroads and their increase ~
number and They will divide ana perhaps renoer
Of little worth what Is technically called farovPf BUSINESS
bu thew will give animpulse 10 the industry ana enterprise
Of he community aud present many attractions 70 me
settler that they will secure 10 themselves locai lam
that viii amply repay them for the oss OF ne ol5r Sucl
will be- peculiarly the in regard 10 the Mad River ana
Lake Erie Railroad. II traverses acountry Of gree ierl
tv but of which small part has yet been brought INTO cur
ysOn II has large and Oursing towns al the ends and
along The line furnishing available markets for al mat hs
soil can be made produce Inc very TACT OF Duuis
his road has some hundred square mi IS OF
rich bottoms into position 10 be easily cultivated ana I'M
mense forests into IN country Where uoer Is aN
valuable The towns through which passes and wmch
have already been named all nourshng Dayton me
Southern terminus Las large water powers when are
already improved At the other end Sandusky has one OF
the most capacOus and safe harbors on the Lakes ana
with the improvements now going on Will be accessible
To vessels OF ordinary size Branch Rail- and Plank Roads
will accumulate, bringing great of passengers
| and produce TO the trunk lines.
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Net gs....s.......... ..eiftolo -
This il will be recolected was the year OF cholera and
short crops
These facts think, show concusivey the perm anent
and safe character Of the Stock and Of course OF any loan
based upop its present income and future value A. any
rate the whole story has been told Tar as understand
il Yours respectfully, ID. A. NEAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14
Macon AND WESTERN RAtLRoAD CoNfANY
Macon, Ga Jan. 6, 1881.
NO. "a Dividend has

I1been ibis day declared ofFOUR DOLLARS per share
on the consolidated stock Of this Company and The pro-
poruona,e sum two dollars per shsre on that which has
not vet heen returned for consolidation payable on and al
ter the first OF February next the Office In which the same
iI1iFit - J TAYLOR, secretary.
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and they will very generally do it. The
efforts OF petty politicians to drag this cleo.
ton into the vortex of politics, will fail
The people canno, be blinded. They can.
not be persuaded that politics have any thing
10 do with his fitness to administer Justice
between man and man. They have no
sympathy with that proscriptive spirit OF
their leaders, which, not content with hav.
ing excluded worthy, high minded, capable
Wings from every political office in the
State, for the last thirty years, would also
shut them OF from the well earned honorS
lot their own profession. Ii is Il matter OF
ongratuaton, that public sentiment in
Missouri, and especially that the most inlu-
entail of the public presses, have set their
faces so strongly against party nominations.
1t is another manifestation of the plain,
good sense so characteristic of the people
OF the State. Such things may succeed in
the old States of the East, where politics
are reduced to science, and leading the
pcoplc to a system: but in the West, |
trust the attempt of demagosues to cslab-
lsh an inquistion over the private iudg-
mcnts OF the people, and bring them under
entire Sublec,ion to the alI-con,rolling in
luencc of party, will be resisted and re-
PEELED with Indignation. In my opinion
no movement, however vigorously urged.
will be able to defeat the election of any
man of acknowledged superiority, in poin,
OF personal fitness: such Il man, for in.
stance, rs HAMurToN Il. GAMBLE; nor ,c
secure the election of any man OF the op.
posito stamp. Let Us hope that after An.
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Live Stock Market.
lNrrLLIGENcER OrricE, }
SATURDAY, July 5, 1851. {
WilpLEs NLE rL.ct.s.

The demand for Beef Cattle is not active, and we
have II . material change 10 note since our last review
For city stalls the butcher. are paying DC for good
fat young beet, and 10 iic for second class. The
market Is pretty well supplied.
The low prices AT the South, g. 10 7c for the hest
Western Beef, aud TO . C for the best Texas Cattle,
leaves little margin Tor shippers, and they unwilling
TO purchase here at over 10 lie for the best shipping
stock.
In e'ass feed We have no change--3i to lie is about
the range.
Hogs of good quality scarce, and command read
lily 81 30 ia 10 for choice lots for city trade. For
export good lots sell !or 81 10 / 30.
Prime Sheep are in good demand, while the poorer
animals are neglected. Good are worth - 10 TO
s. %; inferior dull at 81 81 TO 30.
OF Lambs of good size and condition the market j.
but poorly supplied, and 81 5Ols the ruling for
common poor stock 81 10 to 90.
Calves OF good quality hud buyers readily at So o
%, and poor are worth from 50 10 TO 3 90.
Good Cows with calves, are in demand At s93 TO -,
and poor ones bring only II 90 10 II %.
Ia horses and mules we have change 10 notice,
eycep, that family horses are wanted at full prices.
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Instructions in South America.

NEW YUM July ..
Advices from Bosot, to May -, state ,ha,
an instruction had broken ont in the province.
OF Paste and Juserro. Gen. Franco had pro.
ceeded with force of 800 men to the scene of
rebellion at Pasto, and succeeded in driving the
rebels from their quarters. lie af,erw ards dis
covered that about 100 of them had escaped in
10 Equator. Gen. Franco then proceeded 10
Jngerr", where desperate battle ensued.
Many lives were lost on both sides, and many
rebels were taken prisoners. Tho insurgents,
having been totally defeated, took refuge in the
adjoining province of Ecuador, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field. The head OF
the insurgents also escaped into Ecuador.
Much excitement existed ut Boguta. Con-
gre's had passed law abolishing slavery in
the Republic.
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From the Washington Republic.
MAILS FOR WEST INDIES, MEXICO &
SOUTH AMERICA.

We are authorized to state that the Postmaster
General has made arrangements by which, af
ter the first Of July, letters to any OF tho West
India Islands, Mexico, ports or point. in the
coast OF South America, can be sent through u.
5. post offices, on pre- payment of United States
postage, when directed to any point in the ooun.
tries above named, in British possession; and on
British postage added, when destined to any port
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10
.s&Adininistrator's Notice.

NOTTCEis heicby given TO all creditors and others
L>nicrcslcd ia the estate OF John Underwood, decd
That letters OF administration said estate, bearing dat
July lN3l have been granted TO the ~ dersCncd by
the Rail- county court Al persons indebted 10 said cs-
tate are requested To make payment Immediately, and
all persons having claims against said ate are required
10 present them. properly authenticated, within one
year from the date Of said letters or they may be- me-
ciuded from any benefit OF said estate, aud IT not pre-.
scented within three years. they will I've forever barred
iylO. JAMES UNDERWOOD, Admir-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

SMALL Pox,--From the report Of the keeper
OF the Smallpox Hospital, it appears tia, thi,
disease has existed in our city for the past few
months only to very limited extent. From
the list Of January to the lT Of July, he re.
ports to have admitted seventeen patients at the
Hospital of whom seven were Germans, slx
native, one Canadian aud three negroes.
publican.
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GHAGDyH7H

OF every dcscriptiona large assortment mems, boys
and infants hats; cghorn, Panama. palm, wool, aud
rough and ready, fur, silk, &c, sc. Gentlemen, silk
trunks of every quality, from ~ % TO SO. Saddle
bag: extra and common mixed ana bro cotton hose;
extra quality red and elbow baudana hkis 3G inches
square; large assortment Of
Boy's Clothing,
Consisting of sup. ca'hmNctr, English AMI Frcuch
mcIUo Jacket, cut and tu'd In the best city ia ,hiou.
silk and word vests, bro aud blcach'd tine dim Pants
cottouadc, plaid and plain Cashmere do alpaca coats;
bro linen ruuudahOus-Iu fact, our ossortmcu can't be
beat this side OF -. Louis and wc say in conclusions
We WI! sell a. low a'thc lowest, quality cut make Sc
considered. Bear in nind kW, i One Price
House, and that price but small advance first cost,
believing IN the old adlgc'A Nimblc Penny i, better
than a SLOW Shilling m,:9
HIRAM McVElGII,& co.
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sly ~ or MlNNuuIL,
Cou>ry or RAILS.
In the Rails Circuit Cour in vacation, June Sd,
1891.
Richard NJ. Brnshcar, PiGiniQ, |
against Petition 10
Richard NJ. i.cakc and iolcclosc Mortgage.
Elizabeth Lcake, D,ftadrN.
Now, at this day, comes the said plaintiff, by his
attorney, and files hts petition and affidavit herein
showing that the said defendants nonresident of
the State OF Missouri and ihcoupOn, motion Of the
said plaintiff IT Is ordered by the clerk vacation ot
said court, that the said defendants he notified that the
said plaintiff has filed his petition in this count, the OBJ
Jcct aud general nature OF which Is to iorcc!ose the
equity OF redemption in the following described real
estate, situate and being in the county of Rails III the
State of Missouri, to wit the east hall OF the north west
quarter Of section thirty, township fly five, range our
west, and that unless you the SAID Rchard NJ lcakr
and Elizabeth Leakc, defendants, be and appear at the
next term of this court, to be begun and held at ia,
coun house in the ,own OF New London, within and ol
said county OF Rails, on the fourth Monday of August
next aud or before the third day thereof, answer the
SAID plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken against
You confessed and /; Is further ordered that copy
hereof be published Tor weeks excessively, the last
insertion to he a, least weeks before the commence
nent OF the mex, tenn o! this court, IN the "Westerr
Inion," weekly newspaper published in the city OF
| Hannibal, Missouri.
true copy. Testei -
sAM'I X. CALDWELL, Clerk.
! JouH RAILS, ATTY, jc5-Sw.
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The Fredericksburg Herald, Lynchburg Vr.
ginian, Lewisburg Chronicle, and Farmville
Republican, papers published in The State of
Virginia, have all expressed an opinion favura-
bic to Mr.. Fillmore as the next Wing candl-
date for the Presidency. Some of the above
papers also urge the claims of the Hon. A IL.
Stuart, the popular Secretary Of the Interior, as
a candidate for the Vice Presidency TO run on
the same ticket with Fillmore.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

sd. In addition the patient should use CAIN
phor or brandy rs before directed, either am
monia, or other cordials.
Ill. The next stage may DO regarded as the
advanced period of the diarrhr,, when the f;r
Gel contents of the stomach having passed off,
there is simply the discharge of rice wafer
This is the immediate precursor Of collapse
The remedy here must bl more potent than in
the former cases.
ls,. Rest in the horizontal posture.
"a. An Injection of from two TO four tea
spoonluls OF laudanum, 10 be instantly repeated
II the first locs not remain. This frequently
closes the bowels for period of from three to
i've days. AT this moment before collapse
takes place, II you can succeed in arrcs,ing the
discharge from the bowels the patient is safe.
II not he will a'surcdly die.
Sd. The next object is to restore the nuid TO
The blood. IL nausea or vomiting prevail, the
best remedy is ice or icc.wa,er. Chicken tea
and other drinks should be freely used.
18th The cordials are then oc Importance.
brandy and camphcr are all important, but no
Thing without opium can be relied on.
". When collapse has taken place the same
Indications o! treatment remain, bu, ina degree
still more urgent.
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WILLIAM SAUSSER.
PRAIRIE STATE STOVES
II. WICl\ERSIIAM

Sell al wholesale retail. stoves aud Tin ware, at
St louis price, adding freight. lie has hand, all
the time, iG stock OF Cooking and Heating Stoves,
and Castings Also, Second Hand Cooking aud Heat
Ing Stoves. mySif
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Foreign when wholly or in part by sea, and
rate. not otherwise adjusted by postal treaty

Ali drop letters not for transmission, one cent?
all letters advertised, one cent additional-list
To be published once i'll six weeks, or oitener,
if the =. Nj. General direct so.
PRINTED MATTER.
Weekly newspapers not exceeding ounces,
within the county where published, to subscr-,
bers Free.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

DLACK Lace Veils French Worked Collars and
- Capcs, very large LOT, selling awful cheap at
opg2iy COLLINS BREEDS,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

The Wing State Convention, which as
somblcd in san Francisco on the 18th of
May. concluded its sitlings on the 20th.-
The following is the ticket they have put in
nominations: for Governor. Pierson Il.
Heading; for lleut. Governor. Drurv =.
Baldwin, of Tuolumnc: for Judge of the
supreme Court. Todd Robinson. OF Sacra-
menlo; for Attorney General. w. ID. Fair,
OF Han joaquin, for State Comptroller, A.
Il. Able. ot san Francisco. for State Treas
urer, f. NJ. Bent, of Butler: for Surveyor,
Gen. Walker Heron, of San Ioaquin for
Congress. Il. ]. G. kcwen, of Sacramento.
and Il. +. Moore, of Tuolumnc. The Dem.
ocrats have nominated: for Governor,
John BigIer; for Lieut.. Governor, Sam'l
Purd!; for Judge of the Supreme Court.
). II. Hcyden'cldt; Tor Treasurer, Richard
Koman Tor comptroller, L. $. Urasow; for
Attorney General, 5. Hastings.
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Administrators Nolicc.


n OTTO Il is hereby given 10 all persons Interested in
the estate OF Alva Martin, dcc'd that letters OF
administration have been granted 10 the undersigned
by the Rails county court bearing date July 1th, AID
iS5l MI persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 present them for allowance within
twelve months, or they may be prcclidci from airy
benefit OF said estate, and If not presented within three
years wiI be forever barred.
lylO-3, LEVI KElTilIEY, Admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

Oar assortment Is now large and complete, and con
,S,S of every variety OF Good, for The Gentlemen, rou
he finest slli hat, taper crowul down To the icr.-
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e. further Supply of
NEW GOODS

N consequence OF our sal's-ar exceeding oar cN
pcc'a'atIons, We have been obliged, within the la
week, 10 add largely TO our stock, winch addition ",
selected by ON senior partner in person. from cNtcns
stocks direct from the manufactures in
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

or lace in the possession of other govern
ments.
The United States letter postage, .inple rate.
10 any point no, over $500 miles from the
mailing office, is 10 cents; and if over 9. 500
miles, 20 cents. Newspapers cents each.
The British letter postage, single rate to a,y
OF The countries named, is 20 cents. Newspa.
pcrs 2 cent. each
he aggregate postage required to be pre-
paid upon single letter not excce ding half an
ounce, to any por, or place in the countries
named, not IN The british possession. is 80 cents
when the distance does no, exceed $500 niles;
over 1000 miles 40 cents. Newspapers, 4 CT.
each, wi,hou, regard to distance
The rate required to DO pre- paid upon let.
ter not exceeding half on ounce to any place
aforesaid in British possession, is tho United
States postage of either 10 or 20 certs, accord
ing to distance. the British postage to DO paid
by the receiver Of ,he letter. Newspapers 10
he prepaid cents EACH ahd . cents British
postage 10 be paid by the receiver.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

'GliE Proprietor Of the Brady House takes pleasure
IN notifying hi' former patron, and the travelling
public, generally, that he la. leased the above lou,,
for term OF years, and L. fitted aud rc-uuui,hcd Il
cut.jcly. IN all its departments.
From lis increased facilities, advantageous loc ton -
his long experience in Hotel kccpmg--hr trusts, by
dligcut personal attention TO the comfort of his guests
10 merit continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
ioic given him.
p. S.-lhc office Of the Great Western Stage Com.
pany is at the Brady House.
Hannibal, June 10, lNji. iclQr
'oSp!uIoQS y u5nrN % slo>,ao1nS ocJt
"Uo y sII}N 40 V r
'lsdM Ji.I u! uMol iaVlo NVn 10 SIN M
lpSnoq ~ ura ~ 'sa'd snoI - ~ oIrW pooS 1llu
ur' 'M r P'lassu l''I 9M slrot lel',o, ioI sS1uuQ
ON II! p1drSu' uo1q Snlhuq puu 'atuIsrnuum uwo mo
10 9iuM MI 70 lusuilirssr lluI pun TO dlaH oM
'1holS HooD uinluatd IsrS-7JuuinI Asnsu on 81
r1ul" 20 'qu'AtAios lsom ON :onltas Ioi llqud IQ
o. pl'mmoJJt u"S oM lcl s5Au!S Tuuu,l prr 5ulYoo
20 uiSnGd iduIp M'A' s'plsJQ :spuH Uol u llduI
-lo,Sa ur d'1H aM So alrlS alurLl an Ill uaHG.slu,
"G ArW V1lqMl '1lrlS 1i!dnI 'Il pic o,1lD U1,MI
-oq oauaihll!p Ilu moqs 81 piindaid alp IN 'lS,N
7q ~ r1I@un I''s aAos anu p'slaproS IapIo Nur uuV
ie!Ar'q rIl-auo lSu7l 10 olc puc '5ai psJu oiqN
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pun
ls'M ap III dops iun So rlosopuu 90 OF l,u p,nluiisl
up 'in oM So SoA1Is dr'lo Ani ~ auiu ON :! Non
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-10

ALL OTHER lRlNTED MATTER.
One ounce and under, and not over 800 miles,
one cent; each additional ounce or fraction, one
additional cent.
Over 800 miles and under 1900, double,
1000 - - oDOD. triule
2JCO $500, Ouairu.
% $500 3 times
The postage to subscribers 10 periodicals but
half the above rates, if paid in advance. Bound
books and printed matter weighing 81 ounces
or less are mailable.
All Post Masters are to be provided by IL"
p. NJ. q. with Postage Stamps of three cents,
and other values as no may determine on rs
necessary; the forgery Of which shall be deem
ed felony, and punished with $500 fine, or 5
years imprisonment or both.
WAsmISGTo" June II.
The Postmaster General has concluded an
arrangement for the exchange Of mails between
the L. S. and the British Provinces, to go into
effect on the 9Th Of July. The new rate. OF
postage TO be 10 and 10 cents; the pre- pay
ments optional.