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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

America, A. d., 1861.
The Executive
MnLARD FILLMORE, OF N. r., President.
William X. KING, of Ala, Pres I ofthe Senate
The Cabinet.
DANIEL w WEBSTER, OF Mass. Sec. of State
THOMAS CoRwIN, of Ohio, Sec. of the Treas.
CHARLES M. CONRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, Of N. G Sec. of the Navy.
a H. II SrUARr, of Va. - Sec. of Interior.
NATHAN n. HALL, of N. Y. p M. General.
JOHN j. CRirrENDEN, of Ky. Att. General
Tire .Judiciayy
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

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LEONARD SCOTT g. co.
70 Fulton Street, New York.
frL Eatrabc "a tsold-st. Jan. 4.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

| pleasurably, buliied delightfully."-, into s,
much of the condition which their incl
nations are bent upon affirming as justife.
them, they think. in laying claim to tn,
uhoNe condition. without bringing them un
der the impuiaion of being downright i'm
posters. DOWnrigM imposiors they UNI
questonably ale not. We believe tina
their condition is frequently, though to Il
very limited extent, real. We must also
consider that, in n matter OF this kind
which is So deeply mbuoI with the rdicu.
louS, mesnerlc patient may, and doubt
'ess OF ten does, justify 10 his own con.
Sciehce considerable deviation from the
truth ON the ground of waggery or hoax-
my. Why should an audience which has
the patience to put up with such specta-
cies no. be fooled to the top OF its bent
80. How, then, is this miserable non.
sense TO be disposed of! 1t can only be
put stop to by the force Of public opiuon.
guided OF course by reason and Truth. Let
it be- announced from all authoritative
quarters that the magnetic sensibili,y is
only another name for an unsound condi.
ton OF the mental aud bodily functions
that 1t may be always accepted as an nlal-
Iibe index of the position which an lnd-
vidual occupies in the scale of humanity
that its ma nilestation (when reaD invara-
bly, betokeni Il physique and m,raic great.
~ below the average, and a character to
which no respect can be attached. lie,
this announcement, which is the undoubcd
truth. be made by all respectable organs of
public opinion, and by all vino alc in any
way concerned IN the diffusion of knowi-
edge, or in the instruction of the Using
generation. and the magnetic superstition
will rapidly decline. Let this, the correct
and scientific explanation of the phenome-
ma, be understood aud considefed careful.
ly by all young people OF both sexes, and
the mesmeric ranks will be speedily thnned
OF their recruits. Oar young friends wEo
may have been en,rapped into this inatu.
alton by want of due consideration will
be wiser for the future. If they allow
themse YES to be experimental upon, they
will at any rate take care not to disgrace
themselves by yielding to the loIlics To
which they may be solicited both ircm
within and without; aud we are much
mistaken ii, when they know what the
penalty is. they will abandon themselves
TO disgusting condition which is charac-
ters,ic only of the most abec, specimens
OF our speci cs."
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
A NEW MECHANICAL WONDER.

We called yesterday upon Mr.. Solomon to
see his new engine, by which carbonic ucid
gas Is made to answer all the purposes of steam.
-Some twelve years ago, he conceived the
idea that there is power IN this fluid far sur
passing that OF STEAM which might be applied
~ all the purpose, Of mechanical power. At
that time he constructed an engine. but it was
detective; ard since that lie has continued to .X-
permet He has now so perfected his IN chin.
~ that the utility Of this new power can be
fllly seen With common whiting, sulphuric
acid and water, he generates the gas. Five
dollars worth Of these materials will serve To
prope bort across tn, oc, an, half "a dozen times
and ii there be 10 leakage, 1t will keep tie
boat in motion until It wears out. This fluid
has IA pressure Z! $40 pounds Oh the square
nch, while water has hone, except that Of
gravity. Water at the boiling point gives u
pressure IF ID pounds. With the add ion of
~ degrees OF heat the power is double giving
30 pounds and on, doubling with every al.
dlllon Of 30 degrees of heat nut We have 3Si0
pounds under heat OF 452 degrees-a heat
which no engine can endure. Bat with the car
bon, 20 degrees Of heat give 1000 pounds; 40
degrees give 2l60 pounds; 80 degrees gives
1920 pounds; that i. 1872 degrees less than
boiling heat gives, greater power with tins
gas. 'iah 40I give ny converting walter into
em! The result is that i: requires i 500
Of expense to run a boat to New Orleans and
back again " It'll the old engine, while this one
will do the same work for 500
Mr. Solomon has his engine in operation.
It's of 20 horse power, and raises $1,000
pounds up and down five times in n minute.
He has it so planted that MS power may be
seen. The engine is so constructed as 10 be
seltsuslainiug -mannfc,urng ard pumping its
own gas, while small furnace, almost halt as
large a common furnace for heating ilat-irons,
furnishes all the heat he desires! A handful
of charcoal does the work, and his boiler is
abOnt as large o, a good sized cannon ball.
These facts speak for themselves, and Mr..
Soomon's engine needs no oratorial h,urishes
to commend It to the public couriosity. 1t is at
the foundry on Main, oppiste Thirteenth street,
where any of our citizens can see the operation
ofths ynderful invention, GIN. Non.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

BALLooNiNG Ballooning is still prominsn
feature in the attractions of Paris. Last week
NJ. Goddard travelled sixtytwo miles in one
hour and ten minutes-this il at the rate of
fifty three miles an hour NJ. Poiteau ascend
ed yesterday from the Camp de Mars. A
large audience had collected, attracted by one
announcement that the younger GODDARD would
decend in parachute before the eye OF tho spec
tatoTs il the atinos here was sufficiently quiet
TO allow the balloon to ascend perpendlcularly.
There wa, not u breath Of air stirring aud the
Zodiac, with the parachute attached beneath
the car, ascended in an unswervingly straight
line. At an elevation of about six hundred
feet the cord was GU. The parachute com.
,nenced its descent like cannon ball, and the
balloon, lghtened OF two hundred pounds, shot
of like an arrow. Fur full hundred feet the
umbrella did not open, and the spectators began
to hold their breath But at last it began TO
spread out its huge folds, and 20 encounter the
resistance of the air. II was a beautiful, be-
sides being a rare, spectacle. T"e Parachute
descended calmly ana TRANQUILITY, till il came
within thirty feet Of the ground, when it deci-
dedly accelerated its pace, tho air opposing less
resistance, as there vas Of course less OF il.
It finally fell with somewha, Of a shock. The
intrepid mroneut was Immediately surrounded
by six or eight thousand enthusiasts, and !
rhink did not see distinctly was carried in
triumph. During the three minutes that he
hung .us pended be,wiXt heaven and the earth,
Louis GODDARD earned the snug little sum Of five
hundred frapcs.-( Letter FROM Puris.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
From the 81, Louis Republican.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
NE,y IoRk. Aur,i,

NEW loRK, Angus, IT,
flour---lhe'e is Il continued heayiness
in the marke, for straight and Western
brands, and little Inquiry for any. Quota.
tons are little lower, aud slippers less
disposed to deal IN common Qualities, and
lew Eastern buyers. The demand for fine
grades Is limited, receipts arc light, and of.
Tered freely, while sales are not over 5000
barrels. unirslccled and Southern, So. SO;
NJ" , >uperline - 5j(0$3 GS; ravori:e lndi.
ana and Michigan So 75GS3 81; fair to
suaigh, State So S7n$3 30; round hoop.
ed Ohio, 81 ola Oo prime Gennesce s
al 30 Wheat. market greatly depressed:
holders are inclined 10 demand at currcn,
i'guieS, but purchasers insis, on further con-
ccS>ions. Sales 200 bushels. Carolina
mixed sold for Soc, Canadian Sc. Corn.
some thing easier, and bot,er supply in
market. A speculative demand exists, bu,
IS not sufficient TO sustain prices. Sales of
u ,oOO bushels, mostly damaged /, II, 35c.D
Die. for round yellow and mixed 5oGGOc.
for Western white. provsionS..-A few
cash sales Of Pork ale making at $l1 IL;
prime SIP 81. Beef unchanged, with limit,
ed business in mess, AT IS -; prime IS taG.
Beet hams are inactive, at SPOOL.
FRIDAY Evening, August -.
To">cco.---Sales at the Planters Ware
house OF - hhds as follows: l3 hhds lurs
AT } dolls (D dolls DOc; & hind, second,
nj dolls O ; -; and l3 hhds leaf rang
Ing from q 25'US 10 If 100 Tbs Sales at
the State warehouse of . binds as follows:
hind lugS ut : dolls !J5r: and s hhds leaf
ranging from 5 dos to b " 100 Ms.
llEMr.-.-Sales Of DOS bales including 81
at SD dolls; o at S3 dolls. IL at ST dolls:
Us at 81; 46and ~ AT IS; Ii at 30; and g.
ni ~ PEI ton. Market unchanged and ou |
ct, sales ranging from 50 to %, as in uuaIi-
~.
PARTNERSHIPS to-day comprise about
| ,3OOfUl 800 bbls As follows: BOO bbIs sour,
1t : dolls SIC; 40 5bls sour at B. 200 bbI. |
at ; dolls l5c; 200 bbls do. n,
} dolls ID c.rd3 dolls - {; 80 scr,ched "A, :,
lois - :; I'D sGpcrline country at 3 dolls |
15c; III bbIS do, Inspected, at 3 50: $50
Dbs SaXony al 3 dolls Ole; G5 bbIs Bclmon,
At dols; and % bbl, Ormslon II, 4 dolls
5Oc. If bbl
Jacob Parsons, formerly OF Quincy, wa,
killed in Juv last by the Indians. beyond
Rogue river, in Oregon. He was Il blacn
smith by trade--lei, Oregon city on a ira.
ling expedition, with an outfit of eight or
nine mules. The train crossed Rogue riy
En- In tie evening they met four Indians
who desired to camp with them. The
white man who was appointed TO guard
the camp fell asleep. The Indians, discov-
ering this, seized the guns of the whites and
fired upon them them. Only one took e.
lect-killng Mr.. Parsons. The others
made their escape
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

By referring TO our police report it will be seen tina,
conp" OF Tree negroes on trial for robbipg the
store Of a. Bacon on Market street
Since the examination more thorough investigation
has been instituted, which resulted in The arrest of no
less than thirteen negroes several of whom are slave,
II appears that these fellows have been dcpeda,ns
upon the store Tor nearly two years. and about 50 600
worth OF goods have been distracted. False KEYS we're
made 10 the door and drawers, and ,hc rubb,rs we're
made at will. Goods were missed from time TO time
but IT was impossible TO detect the robbers as the me-
gro boys belonging to Mr. Bacon concerned in the
lhes, and knew all the movements Of Mr.. Bacon and
his clerks.
The police yesterday found large quantity of goods
at several iegro houses, including the house of negro
preacher by the name of Henderson, where was found
upwards OF $500 worth of fine goods. henderson es-
capped detection. In his house was found the rcgalia
and emblrms of secret society of which he was the
leader The free negroes 10 he tried before the Po
lice Court this morning. when no doubt. further devc
opmenls will be made Louisville Courier.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IL.

VIEW 'KLE\Ns, aug. IL.
F!oEr-.-Saes 1000 bills Ohio from la,.
boats at 81 1l'0Si GO: since prices alvan.
ced TO 81 ~! "a 81 70 for fine, and 4 %
for sour.
ProvisonS--|mall lots mess pork sold at
$40; prime at %ll. 300 ibis choice lard
ut Zoe.
Flour--.Soles Ohio Sl75
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

u Portions of Iowa were visited with
very heavy rains on the l0ih inst. Al,
MuSratine small creek which alns through
the city, was 50 swollen rs To cause an
immense damage; and in addition, widow
woman aud three chiIdred, whose home
had become suddenly surrounded with wa
ter, in attempting to reach higher land.
were drowned, Her body was found the
next morning, but those OF the children
had not been recovered. The loss to the
city estimated at ten thousand dollars,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

NovrrTY. The ship Fanny arrived at San Fran
cisco, May 29h having on hoard below decks, among
other things, steamboat 40 feet long with engines ali
placed ready for operation. The manner in which the
sleamboa, was placed within the ship is interest ing -
The ship was launched with her sides only partially
built np and no deck She was then sunk Al high tide
and the steamer oa'ed over her. which at low ,ice rest
ed IN the bottom Of the ship With the rise OF IT, tide
the remaining water having been pumped on, thc ship
loa ted again, with her freight within, ani tn side, and
the decks were then built up, aud the vessel mishrd--
The Alta California states that, in order 10 get the
steamboat out the Fanny will have 10 be sunk ~ ain.
Her decks and timbers screwed together ior t.e
purpose of facilitating removal. The Fanny was
slrucH by lightning three times oil Juan Fernandez, but
sustained no injury
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

d. We understand that the proposition sub
m'i'ed ~ the people Of Clinton county, la vote
pro or con upon subscribing twenty ll,osand dol
lars tn the Hannibal aud st. Joseph Ralroad,
carried almost unanimously We hope in IA
short time, TO be able to chronicle . like result
as to all the other conn.ios where the On os,ion
was voted upor.--Wes,on Reporter.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
Administrative Not;ee

NOliCt' IS hereby given 10 all persons Interested jr
the estate OF James Shahoney deceased tha, jci.
.es ., administration upon said estate have been grant.
Coy, j.; u,isshcu ny he CIerk OF the Rail, County
'ouf' IN vacation, bearing date August H. 1851. An
PERSONS indebted 10 said estate are icucsted TO make
payment immediately and all persons having claims A.
.Ss' sa.u estate are requested o present them, prop.
said letters and ii not pic,cifyI vithi, M,.n 80.
they will be forever barred ''''' ''''e ye"''
aug2l 81 FANNY Su,u,Npv ,,,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

ANOTHER PATRIoT GoNE.-- Another link that
Oneida Morning Hcrald) was severed on Monday July
2Sh by the death oil Noah Clar, soldier of lhs Revo
luton MIR. Clark was born April lih I76l. at Col.
chester Conn. lie was at Yorktown when the Eng
lish army surrendered, and saw CORVALLIS Yield hi,
sword TO the American officer lie removed 10 the
the town OF mkland in this county, in 1890 where he
resided 10 the day OF his death HIS wife preceded hin,
to the grave ON the 9th OF February last. They had
lived together happily for sixty four years and had
reared family of six children, who are We, all living
One OF them IL Mr. a. Is. Clark, of Kirkland
The deceased was one Of the pioneers of the coun ~
and lived 10 see wilderness transformed into smiling
farms, thriving villages, and wealthy aud beautiful
city. II will not be long before shall lose all such
noble monuments As him of the hcrosm that beat back
English oppression, aud the enterprise that has built M
IN lifetime nation 10 rival the oldest and the grand
est OF ancient or modern times.
PAuPER EMIGR iTIoN.--Wihn the past three DAYS
over three Thousand emgrant have landed IL our city
We saw herds Of them yesterday scattered over the
everything they passed. Not one IN a hundred of
them, Is la 10 conclude, brought over anything TO
support them after their arrival and the great majority
OF them must therefore become burden aud tax up
on our charitable institutions and the citizrns generally
tr alinsl ouses are already filled TO overlooking, and
The ComIniss oncrs OF Emigration have hcrcuean tas K
III poviiing for small part only of the thousands thai
daily Hook TO them for assistance. What To be- done
How Is this paupcr emigration 10 be put stop to!N
y. Day Book.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

a law has been recently passed by the Con
n"eticut Lrgisa'nre, imposing fine of five
dollars on any person who shall destroy upon
lands not his own any black bird, woodpccker,
thrush king bird, hummins Bird Sc, numerou.
other small birds being named in the bill. Small
birds are known enemies to all the insect ride.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

lIANNIBAL ROAD The vote on the pr opposed
subscription to the Railroad in Livingston conn,
~, was Tor the subscription 300, against it l4l
ood!-Si. Louis Times.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
BRADY 6Ej!|! HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Centre streets.
by ROBERT lIANCE,
LATE OF CITY HOTEL.

HHE Proprietor of the Brady House takes pleasure
4 IN notifying his former patrons and the travelling
pubic, generally that he has leased the above House
Tor tern OF years, and fitted and rc.funshed il
entirely, in all lis departments.
From lis increased facilities, advantageous location
his long experience in Hotel KeepIng-he trusts by
dilgcn' personal attention 10 the comfort of his guests
10 merit continuance of the liberal patronage hereto.
loIe given him.
T. S-The Office Of the Grea, Western Stage COM
parry is 1T the Brady House.
Hannibal, June IL, lSoi ieI9tf
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

w We call attention 10 the Prices Current of 4 T.
birmingham Sons, in another column. These prices
' be altered from time 10 time, as they will be- GOV,
sncd by the rise and fall in the st. Louis market,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
Mdrrtr0.

on tuesday evening the 10Th inst, near IIydcsburs,
Rails co, Mo by the Rev. Waiter Tool, Mr.. HrSpER.
IN GREGORY 10. Miss MARTHA NEAL. all Of lis coun.
".
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
q Il IL e U 8!

E, +. * J. NJ ABLE, Proprictors.
Grand Olympic .1rena and L s. Circus.
Magnificent and En,erpriz,ng Features for
81!
VIE P'opieiors most respectfully inform the citi
Iehs o, HANNIBAL, aud its vicinity tina, the
above celebrated and superior company viii be xhb
tied in this place on N'"'
wednesday. the 18Th day Of August,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY!
III making NE above announcement. the Manage
would state that the company is composed of A tu
ana efficient corps OF Distinguished Performers Onc
oi The great features Is the Beautiful Female Eoua.,ri
cnne,
MILE ROSA,
whose graceful and daring riding during the r,s, vim
Ter IN Tie eastern cities OF New York. Philadclpha
'nl ho,'"h, mas been received with the most disim-
Clowns, aus W
MR.. ALEXANDER ROCKWELL.
VINO has GAINED Che hichc, reputation in The United
states and Europe. Also the great HuiTo Clown and
Come Jester, "''
PUss uORNER.
The E r famed Euopcon
HOLLAND FAMILY,
who stand unrivalcd in their performance.
MR. H. BUCKLEY,
whose Equestrian Accomplishment, cuti,le him, IN.
Mercury OF the Ring.
MIR. II. p. MADIGAN,
Inc great Scenic Rider. Together with numcrcus 9th
~ ni'N'es, who name will be found III the Programme
oi Pciio nance.
THE STUD OF HORSES.
!, inc largest and most beautiful and highly trained in
America. celebrated Brass Band led by
y. :. PUTNAM.
lhc PAVILION will be found spacious, capable of
containing Three Thousand comfortable seats, &C.
lh' unparalleled appreciation with which the above
'omP''y mas been received in every city and town
",h 'hey have thus far visited. has induced the p,o-
e'o.s 10 spare no pains expense in producing Sc
ms VI eeGah' and Attractive novelties, superior 10 any
oHrrr' 10 The patronage of 'hc public
ADMISSION 10 Boxes 80 cents Pit % c,,,s
children under II yeats OF age, to the boxes, half
price. No half price 'othc Pit
w Doors open at half past one o'clock perform
ihce 10 conmenc" at two.
III Evening Performance @ Doors prr n, seven. nor,
torrance 10 conn encc Of eight.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

FROM CALIFORNIA AND THE SALT LANE
Amorg the passengers by tbs Cataract ON Satur.
day, were Messrs. Booth anh Bennison, from
California ria the Sui: Lake. They leit Sacra.
menlo City on the lst of June, reached Sal,
Lake City on the 9th of July, and Fort Leaven.
worth on the lth of August, thus performing
the entire trip across the mountains aud rlain.
III about seventy one day,, including ihree DAYS
spent at Sal, Lake City.
AZ the last mentioned place, great progress
was being made IN building the Mormon Tenn
pie, and several hundred hands were ut work
on the construction Of the railroad
The crops in the valley were 30, very prom
,siug. All kinds Of business were dull, and
the market was overlooked with merchan
die.
A great many Oregon trains were met, bu, i,
was the opinion ot our informsnts, that they
could not reach their destination tie present
year, but would be forced to winter a, the Salt
Lake. There was an abundance of grass on
The plains, Oul the mountains were bare. There
was no sickness among the emiganls, bu, they
were getting along SLOW y, their teams beng
much worn down. The July mail was met on
the Dist at Salt Creek, and tho August mail on
the 9TH inst forty miles beyond Big Blue. At
the Latter place Col. Milcaells party we're met
on the 7h,
When four days out from Salt Lake City the
party Of Messrs. Booth and Dennsor were at.
tackled by Indians, but the savages on finding
them ready for Resistance, dasisted.
The war between the Pawnees, and the Sioux
and Ch.y.nnes, was still going on. A short
time since, four Pawnccs had been killed BIZ
the latter tribes.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
FANNY sHAHoNEY, Adm'rv.
Wantedl

| nnM BUSHELS of good STONE COAL, Co,
'.CNN which wc Will pay Tie h,rne., ,n'rts,
P'ier ~ ,'ai'' QuARLES s CALDWELL.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

DisrINGUIsHED GyEsrs. Saturday, four
gentlemen red skins, chiefs Of tho Saps and
Iowas, came down on the Cataract, accom- panied
by Maj Richardson their agent, In the after
noon they created quite a sensation amony the
juveniles, by p'rading the stree Is, decked on
in paint and Fl ery.-St. Louis Times.
From SANTA FE.-Mr. II. Barlhe arrived
in tins city on Saturday from Santa Fe. The
dates which he brings are no later than those
previously received. Business at Santa Fe
was dull, and - crops looked bad. Russell &
Jones' train were met al tho Moro; Hubbell's
at Cimerorc Spercar's at same place; Otsro's
at Rio Jorando; Mai Ruggle, q, Fort Maokey;
Aubrry.s a, Big Cow Creek; Maj Mills at
Turkey Greek, aud a Mormon p,r,y at Rio
Colorado. All were getting along well. No
sickness, except few ca.es at Fort Mackey.
only three Of which were fatal.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

IMPOSING SToNEs.-Mr. J. W. Sanders one Of our
most experienced pressmen, has invented new iron
Imposing stone, which is pronounced capital inven.
ton This Is the age of lion One of the advantages
oil ms stone Is The easy manner in whch the form il
taken Oft aud replaced, BY having gear wheels att ,ch
ed 10 IT, so that the form be raised or lowered BY
means ol crank, which brings it down To the floor
without the labor OF lifting, or the great danger of fall.
hg ont For large forms, especially, this stone must
hecom" Indispensable, 1t is also very nca, ornan.n,
To the compos 'ng room, and will last forever bait
Sun
QutRY. VIII some of our wise brethren tell us how
Is that the cause OF the Indian is met with such total
indifference on the part of the majolity of the phan-
thropsts al this naon and the mother county; while
the zeal with which they enter into that of the Negro
almost shakes the earth with its violence? We sneak
here Of philan, hropists-good mcn-noi politicians
Cop Am. Indian.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
List of Letters

OBTAINING in the Post Office Ut Hannibal. M,.
August 18th, 1851: ''"'