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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-25

A letter from Baltimore states that several
hundred armed men have left the upper part of
Baltimore county for Christiana, to avenge the
death Of Nj. GoesUoi. a
The Public Ledger of this morning says:
The officers returned lasi evening with ten
of the prisoners, who were placed in con-
fnement, to await further hearing before Mr..
Commissioner Ingraham. The other persons ar
rested are in the Lancaster county Jail. The
whole number Of arrests up to the time the cars
left Yesterday afternoon, are about thirty, near
ly all Of whom were black.
Nine of the Marshal's police returned to the
scene Of riot and bloodshed Q in the 10 o'clock
train last evening, for the purpose of bringing
down to-day, other prisoners, who are to have a
further hearing before the U. S. Commission
er.
The following appeal, addressed to Gov. john
ston, was sent to the Executive late last eve
ming, and obtained his prompt attention, as the
subioned proclamation will show
To the Governornor of Pennsy lvania-tThe
undersigned citizens of Pennsylvania, respect
fully represent;
That citizens of a ncighboring State ohave
been cruelty assassinated by band of armed
outlaws, at place not more than three hours
Journey distant from the seat of Government,
and From the commercial metropolis of the
State. %
That this insurrectionary movement in one Of
the most populous parts Of the State has been
so successful as to overawe theolocal ministers
Of justice, aud paralyze the powers Of the law.
That your memorialsts are not aware that
''any military force" has been sent to the seat of
instruction, or that the civil authority has been
strengthened by the adoption OF any measures
tsuted to the motnentouS crisis. o
They therefore respectfully request the Elk
ecuuve Magistrate Of Pennsylvania to take into
consideration the necessity Of vindicating the
outraged laws and sustaining the dignity of the
Commonwealth on this important and 0melan'
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sippi, from this point above, into Iowa. Every
where else the wheat is good, and crops unusu-
ally full. The result is that wheat is low, and
not likely to rise. They have larger yield in
Indiana than they have ever had Crops are al
so very large, in Ohio, Michigan and Virginia
and in all parts Of Missouri except this ecton.
Owing to the immense crops and great surplus,
there can be no foreign demand, and farmer.
must be contented to look forward for low pri-
ces. Our quotations below give the present
rates.
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TAKES this method Of rendering his mos. "a
j. grateful Acknowledgements TO his city and kh
country ffieffds, for the very liberal manner in M
which they have been pleased 10 pafonse him. for the
last eighteen months, and still soicits the patronage Of
all who may choose TO call II will be bis pleasure TO
try TO please the most tasty and fassidous.
Cutting done the ladies cannot easily be mistaken
in putting the work together, and warranted 10 Fl II
properly made.
His shop is Main street. two doors north OF Mes
srs. Shoot Davis livery stable aud Immediately OPP
posite S. ]. loves store. sep25-2m
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gPThe Wing State Convention Of New
Work closed its deliberations with the utmost
harmony. after nominating the following candi-
dates p
For Judge ofhe Court Of ApPea!lss-Samuel a.
FOote.o
3 For Secretary Of Sate--James c. Forsyth' OF
Ulster. % - .
Chatanque.
For Treasurer James A. Cook, of Saratoga:
For attorney GenerGt-Damcl OlIman' OF
New York.
For Canal lmissioner-Fitzhugh, Of Os-
wego. VIII,
For State Prison hspeCtoy-Alexander. w ellis.
Mr.. Upham, Chairman of theoCommltlee on
Resolutions, reported the following
Resolved. that the action Of the respective
State committees, and of othe Legislative State
Committee, inotheir action at Albany, are olhe
result of honorable and patriotic devotion to the
Constitution, and the best interests OF the whole
people and that it is approved and adopted BY
this Convention. 20.
Resolved, That to the entire completion Of
EE.;s C;s.ssl end kindred public works, the
Wing party is fully pledged
Resolved, That those who supported the "a
nal Bill rendered a service to the State, or suc1
eminent value that 1t has Obtained lor 'ie!h III,
gratitude Of every friend of the prosperity Oh
this State. &c.
Resolved, that the candidates put in nomin
alton, deserve, and will receive, the united sup
port of the whole Wing party.
The resolutions We're adopted without ONT
dissenting voice. and three cheers wsfe gp
GOOD feeling pervaded the Convention during thu
reading of the Resolutions.
A Committee of eight was appointed as
Central Correspondence committee to Gail Coz
ventions hereafter. n
of the Convention were passed. as also to tn
city Of Syracuse for the accommodations afford
ed. a.
Mr.. Clark, the Chairman, responded to tn
resolution of thanks to him in most happ.
speech. r. e-...;. throo tn,o
three ror the State Officers who are 10 be-
the LIST January next, adjourned.
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Administrator's Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors aud Others
N interested in the estate Of Allen Rouse, deeeased
that letters of administration on said estate bearing dat
Sept lS5l have been granted to the az deTslgned by
the c elk OF Rails county court in yacaeion. All persons
indebted 70 said estate requested TO make Paymen!
Immediately, and all persons having claims agsust sso
ted within one year from the date Of said letters OF
they may be precluded from any beneet OF said estate
and il not presented within three years, they w DC
forever barred,
sepls-3t ~o Lowell ROUSE, Admir-
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Aarr(e0,I

On Wednesday morning, Sept oath, by Elder D. T.
Moreton at the residence of her father Miss ANN MA
RIAH, oldest daughter O.. Mr.. JAMES GARNETr,a of
Rails county, to Mr.. David DEAN, of this city.
In return for the CAKE, and more especially on &C
count OF old friendship, accept our congratulations and
kjndest wishes.
On Thursday, the 18th, by Rev. Benjamin Stevens.
Mr.. AlEREp j. HAWKINS 10 Mrs. RRBEccA HENSE-
Ga r, all of thtS county.
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Public Meeting.

At meeting. Of the citizens of Hannibal, at
the City Hall, on the 10Th inst, His Honor, the
Mayor, WIN. 7. HARRisoN, Esqr., was called TO
the chair, and JosEpn p. AMENT appointed Sec
rotary.
RF. LAKESAN, Esqr., being called on made
. few brief, pertinent remarks, stating that he
u lust returned from meeting Of the Board
VI Directors of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Company, held at Lnneus;, that the
Board, in view of the flattering prospects before
them, had resolved TO break ground upon the
Railroad at Hannibal, on the first Monday in
November; that Committee had been appointed
to invite various distinguished personages to be
present and participate in the ceremonies, SC.
Mr.. L. also stated that he and other members of
G the Board, from Hannibal, had cordially tender
ed the hospitalites of the city to the Company,
to their invited guests, and to all others who
might attend, and trusted confidently to the lib
crafty of the citizens, in extending to them a
proper welcome. Dc
Mr.. f. M MoFrErr and Judge DRAPER fol-
lowed, briefly confirming the remarks of Mr..
Lakenan.
1t was then, on Notion
ReSolped, That we learn with feelings of the
liveiest satisfaction, that the great project OF a
Railroad from this City to st. Joseph, on the
Missouri, will find its speedy commencement in
the breaking Of ground ut Hannibal. on. the first
Monday in November
Resotped, That duly sensible of so suspicious
an event, and DESTROYS of extending cordial
welcome to all who may be present, on the oc-
casion, we will give public Barbecue, or dim
ner, in honor of the great work.
Resolped.. That the public at large, and all
persons interested in the Railroad, are invited
to be present, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, to participate in the ceremonies OF the day
and partake Of the public entertainment offered
On Motion of Judge DRAPER, 1t was
Resolved, That the Chair appoint a Commit
tee of Arrangements, consisting OF hve gentle
men, whose duty it shall be to superlntend all
necessary arrangements for providing The Bar
becue.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
to constitute said ommittee:--Messrs "A. L.
Richards, WIN. R. League, l. l.. Holt, J. F
Hawkins, and ]. II. Triplett.
% On motion of Mr.. MorFETT, it was also
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Committee
of five, as a Committee Of Cores pondence, tc
invite the Governor, the members and eX-mem-
bers of Congress of this State, the members oil
Congress from the States of Illinois and Iowa
and such other distinguished gentlemen as they
may deem proper, to be present, and partake o.
the Inequalities Of this City3 on the occasion o
breaking ground on the Hannibal and St. JOSEPH
Railroad. @"
The Chair appointed Messrs. VIM. NJ; Cooke
r. N. Anderson, ]. P. Ament, J. +. Hawkins
md f. NJ Moffett, to compose said Comlnbtee
II was further ReSoloed, That the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in the CIT
papers, and thot other papers IN the State, ant
especially these printed onoor near the suppose
line of the contemp plated Railroad, be requisite
VIM. P. HARRISON, Chairman.
, JOSEPH P. AMENT, Secretary.
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Notice
NOTICE.
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested IN
IN the estate OF Benjamin Wise, decd, that letters OF
administrator have been granted 10 the undersigned,
by the Rails county court, bearing date Sept "a, A.D,
1881 An persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them FOR allowance within
twelve months, or they may be pFeeluded tIom al y
benefit OF said estate and If not presented WITHIN three
years, viii be forever barred.
sepis,a . LUCINDA WISE, Adm'x.
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HANNIBAL MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Wednesday EUening, September "a 1851
WnrAr.-Large quantities of the wheat
brought TO this market are sprouted. The heavy
rains have injured the wheat along the Missis-
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CISofSSArI, Sept. 2o-P. N,
Flour-Rather better request but prices are
unchanged, 200 barrels sold at $3o9 $S To-
Whisky better, sales 500 barrels at IL lie
Small sales of rump pork at $l2.
Country Baeon-Sides are ffered at loc. city
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a. Another Scientific WOndeT Pepsn, the True Digestive
Fluid OF Gastric Juice! A. great Dyspepsia Curer prepared
frnn Reanet or stomach OF after directions
Of baron Lebg the great Physiological Chemist by j. s. Houg
NJ ~ No II North Eighth street. philadelphia, Pa This
tr,Iy wonderful remedy for lndigeson Dyspepsia Jaun
ice liver Complaint Constipation and Debility, caring ai.e
nn,nss org method by NAtuTes ageut the Gastric Juice
:, in another column
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No. We call attention to the Prices Current OF T. f.
Birmingham Sons, ia another column. These prices
Xil be altered from time 10 time, as they will be gov
srned BY the rise and fall in the ST. Louis market.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-25

san AccIDENT.-AlIred How, Judge of the
county court Of Audrain county was kicked by
a mule on Thursday of last week, from which
he died on Saturday last.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-25

IL The Erie cannal has paid in the treasury
of New York, the sum Of Sal 100000. Yet
this. grand enterprise was once sneered at as
humbug. 90
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T)te0,

In St. Louis, the 2ls inst, after a short Illness,
Mrs EMILY A., wife of Mr. VIM. CoHEN, Of this
city, aged y years,
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ST. LOUIS MARKET:

From the s., Louis Daily Intel!issncer.
The continued low stage Of the upper rivers,
and the consequent high rates OF transportation,
has caused an almost total stagnation in several
departments Of trade. The receipts and sales of
produce are limited in the extreme, and for
week or ,teno days past nothing virtually has
transpired in groceries. Sales Of Tobacco cone
finedto t79 hogsheads-lugs from So 10 So;
seconds So 10 "a 20; shipping leaf So a So 35S
and common to good manufacturing from So 80
to 81 3d. BuftwQ or three small lots of hemp
sold at 1856 a87; arrivals for the three days 300
to $50 bales, the greater portion of which Went
nto store. But one smel losale of Lead 500 pigs
Galena yesterday at 1920. We note butetew
sales of Flour, but the article is firmes at So 80
a 90 for good brands Of superfne; fancy and
extra country at So 65 "a; extra. city at "a a
S4 80. Wheat has advanced from to sc per
bushel over the current. rates Of the preceding
Ioveek prime now selling from 6S "a Zoe; choice
at ~ a'73c exclusive of sacks. There is also. a
better feeling for Corn, while Oats remain with
new gunnies sells at 40, a Ale. Oats in prime
shipping order at 26 l-2 pic. Barley and
| Rye dull, the former at so a. Doc for good and
prime. Rye SOC sacks returned.
| Provisions quiet, wHhono important sales be.
) oIiu wv ObIS mess Pol ut p ~ nv ihnuN
! public. To-day ~ bbs examined Sold at $l5,
% The rilmored. price for the 1000. bbls0i.
! $l5. Lard has been dull, buyers holding of
for definite news from New. Orleans, the mea
gre reports received by telegraph having a ten
dency 20 depress the market. We have qnl!
two or three small sales TO report, at ga 9-3t
for prime No. ! in bbls, and 10 10 l42 forgoo;
ano choice in kegs. Bacan remains firm
shoulders st 8, "a 8 LAC; ribbed skies at Zoe
clear 10 l,2 lie; hams, 8 l-2 IS 10 as in quail
2 ity and curP ., '"
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Live Stock, Market. -.

The stock of BEEF CATTLE arriving is equal
to the demand, and we have no occasion 10 alter
our figures from the date of bur last report
Heavy grass;fed beeves ARE worth 81, and
from that down'to $50 90 for those Of Tighter
weight. % .. =
SHEEP ARE in demand at our quotations and
the market is but, poorly supplied with good
stock. First quality are worth 81 25, and in-
ferfor 81 80 to 81 IS.
LAMBs continue scarce at 81 80 for the best
and 81 % to 81 80 for poor quality. -.
The market for Hoes is animated, and large
fat pork is taken readily ate So 90, which is an
advance of nearly 80 cents from our last qaota-
tionS.
Light stock are worth So to IS 10.
Zine CAVES suifbles for the city SHAMELESS
are worth So 80 to 81, and $4 to 5 for inferior.
In the HoRsE and Mule market we have no
change to note, neither in Cows wITHoCAIevfs.
We quote the range Of the market from $l4 TO
1923, the latter fcf the best. 50
+ New YORK, Sept. 2O--P. NJ
Cotton market il quiet. o Sales 600 bales. o
SAILS 1000 bbls -four at So 10 a SO 80 for
State, and 81 a $4 25 for Gennesee. Sales
Of 1900 bushels new southern wheat at Soc
! 1000 bushels Canuda at 9oo, Sales 1000 bush
tels Jersey corn, at 63c, and $4,000 mixed west
ern at SO 60c.
Provisions are steady and more sought after
Sales, 800 bbls new mess pork at $l5 20.
Lard rather heavy al 8 liza 3-4c.o
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For Rent

BRADY HOUSE, Hannibal, No.
TNRIS wen and fSvorably known Hotel Is now "a
/ vacant, newly painted and repaired. Pes HssssI
sons dorous Of engaging in this business esn4-4-l
apply to J; Z kiChAHnS'
sep25 H. r. LAhENAn'
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Wanted to Hire!

\ NEGRO DOY, from y to 10 years OF Sge'--
\ Apply az this office.
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For Remit

larg. supply Of Groceries, QaeenswaSs, HaFdwaEs,
Dyestulk Nails Window Glass Cotton fezns 40.
&e'' Just 'sSs'sp =" O. o. j H eXsF. 3 co.
Tuqua Buildings, HIN ST. ssPlsy
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, WILLIAM COHEN,
r.'s"-.4-- - :. ,-~---..

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
TNHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
Il aud is always prepared 10 repair watches, brosa
lewelry. &C., in the most workmanlike manper and on
the'most reasonable terms. He has now on hand, and
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches. Clocks &C., from
the best importing houses 10 the east. His stock IS
unsurpassed by any other house in the city and thoe
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains;
as he offers great Inducements to purchasers.
The citizens of Marion and Rails counties are re-
spectfully inVjted TO givsme call. Store on Main
Street, opposite the H6reat WestcrnD Tsept51
Just received in addition to his FOL mer stock, sup-
ply afEar Rings, Pics, &c. Also very fine lot OF
Jet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
Pens1warranted- "a very fine article. Oct u.
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N GB I'M M a. ME
hereby given, that meeting of the stock holders
L. ofthe Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Company
will be held at Hannibal the Sd day Of November,
1851 fo the election OF Directors for said company.
Done by order of the Board of Directors, at their
meeting in Linneus, Sept. is, 1851.
sep25 W JONES, sec'y.
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Shoes & Caters,

ARE putup in packages 70 suit the trsd'
W lust received by ooe24y T. X. SCIENCES.
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PROCLAMATION. s.
in AID by the.authority of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, l, William F. Johnston, Gov
ernor OF said. Commonwealth, do hereby issue
this proclamation q"
o Whereas, it has been represented to me that
a fragrant violation of the peace has occurred in
Lancaster county, involving the murder of Ed
ward Gocsuch; and seriously cndahgeringo the
lives Of other persons; and whereas, it has also
beenrepres enod to inc that some of the partici-
pators Of this outrage are yet at large; now,
therefore, by virtue of the authority in me vest
ed by the constitution and laws, |, WILLIAM
r. JOHNSTON, Governor OF Pennsylvania, do
hereby offer reward of One thousand Dollars
for the arrest and conviction of the person or per-
sons guilty Of the murder and violation of the
public peace aforesaid,
In testimony whereof, T. have hereunto set
J. "a q. nay Lahd.and affixed the great seal Of
r. ! the State, this 10Th day OF September
H. 81 III the year of our Lord, one thousand
I e.. eight hundred and ffty-one.
Attest, A. L. RUSSELL, Jsec'y of the Com
monwealth. a. % %
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

Since the above was put in type, we have
ascertained from Mr.. Merryman, conductor on
the Susquehanna railroad, who came through
from, Columbia and Harrisburgh, yesterday
some additional particulars in relation to tins
horrible tragedy. Young Dickinson HorsuGh,
we are glad to learn is not yet dead, though his
condition is such as to render his recovery a
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lust received, lSsge lot oil Ladies' ~
j Fine Kid Jenny Lind Excelsior Ties; GNp
plain aud Fancy Caters for Ladies', at apr2iy
4H'7 COLLINS & BREEDS. z
4 INEN CReeks, Brown Linens, Table Linens aad
IL Toweings, Cottonades and DTIllings suitable io'
Cents weary Tor sale at lsEt1yl
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LHRESH and fashionable Spring goods Just received
J. and for sale very cheapby Il Il. SELMEs,
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THE CHRISTIANA RIOT.

A letter from Baltimore states that several
hundred armed men have left the upper part of
Baltimore county for Christiana, to avenge the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24

does not consist absolutely in over-eating
or under-breathing, but in the relative e1-
cess Of food as compared with breathing.
They might eat all they now do, and dou-
bic on that, with impunity, if they breathed
as much relatively. Or they might breathe
as little as now if they ate as little in COM
parison; but eating so much, together with
breathing SO little-this is the grand breed
er of colds, and they of nearly all the
forms of disease and causes of premature
death in civilized life.
In one other way does over-eating con-
tribute to cslds-by Withdrawing the vital
energies from the skin to the stomach, in
order to enable the latter to discharge its
load yet this is another branch of our
subject.
The influence of cold air on the skin
direct, is also most bracing and beneficial,
whereas that Of warm air is most enerya-
ting; but this, too, is another phase Of the
great principle we would now prove and
rivet, namely, that fresh air as the great
protector against colds, and thereby against
all forms of disease and premature death.
We close by this obvious inference, that
all should sleep in well ventilated rooms.
OF course, not only should no fires ever be
permitted in sleeping apartments, but they
should be thoroughly ventilated during the
day, and also at night. Sleep with your
windows open. Nor, if well covered, will
sleeping in draft hurt even the delicate,
provided they become Injured to it gradual
ly. To keep your children from taking
colds, hoist their windows at night, and
also by day. Delicate as l am, l never re-
tire without opening one or more windows,
however cold the weather, and prefer to
sleep in = current. This will be strange
doctrine to many, but besides being based
on correct physiological principles, it will
bear the test of experiment, which We
hope our readers will give it, and the more
80 the more delicate they are-4merican
Rren0l Jour.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24
PREPARATIONS FOR THE KossUTH r

PRtpARATIoNs FOR THE KossUTH Re-
City Councils Of Phlladel-
phin are rapidly periectlng their arrange.
menrs Tor the reception Of Kossu,b, who
will r.>iIively arrive on Wednesday next.
\ large staging is being erected in the
Square, from which Kossuth will address
The cirizcns. The exterior of the Hall Of
independence has been decorated with
evergreen, which has been formed into a
five pointed star OH each window. and
gracefully festooned along the front Of the
building. On Saturday. large painting
as placed in front of the Hotel of K. B.
Jones, No. II Dock street, representing
Kossu,h under the protecting wing OF
Turkey, while Russia and Austria are at.
tempting TO secure him. What the picture
Jack. in beauty it makes up in force, and
i, will arres, the attention Of all. In FROM
Of the Head Quarters" Library Streets
miserable daub Of a painting has been
placed. intended TO represent the landing
of Kossu,h at Castle Garden, New York.
Conspicuous upon The picture, is the motto,
Nothing is difficult TO him who Wills"
In the course of to-day, we expect 10 see
other eleran, specimens Of art erected
[phiIad. Daily News. Monday last.