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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-21
DOANOIxEEOIs SALE.

DOANOKEEOKS ALE.-1he undersigned,
u netting commissioners under decree of the Cir.
cult Court of the city Of Williamsburg and county of
Jnmes Cy, rendered the 18th day ofNovember 1886
will offer public sne, Mt Charlotte Court House, on
Monday the Gthday Of September next that being Court
day. tho valuable estate, known Middle Quarter be-
ing thai tortion ofthc Rosnoke ossgne Judge
Beverly Tucker in the division Of the nnds Of John Ran
,lolph. and upon which is the Mansion House OF Mr.
Randolph. Middle Quarter lies in the county oil Char
tc on the Staunton River, and confirms about sixteen
hundred acres, upwards four hundred fine river
low grounds. The highland is Of good guilty. with u
bundance Of wood
The depot Of the Richmond and Dnnville Railroad ut
Stounton river which point the rond is now graded
is nbou TWO miles distant ind accessible by good roud
md also by navigation on the river.
The commissioners empowered 10 divide the land,
should they deem il advisable
TERMS OF SALE:-The purchase money to be paid in
three equal annual instruments carrying interest from Let
.lnv of january 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required. The purchaser wllhnve the privilege
Of seeding crop this fall and full possession given the
lst of january next.
The estate will be shown any one wishing TO exam
inc it, by the tenant the premises, md for any
further information address L. M. Thompson, Wlihns-
burg, Va.
=. MoNTAGu THOMPSON, Commissioners.
JOHN X. RYAN.
Il. L.. ~
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NEXT SESSION OF
IL the subscribers School will commence on the LIST
day Of September next. -
The female department will be under the care OF Mrs
BoTsFoRp usual.
TERms.-$20 In advance, per session of FIVE months,
as heretofore. ANUS bOiorohD'
hu0 12-0nwtlS
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> la conformity with the will of Robert Mitchell decd
shall tho db dry OF September, If fair If not, on
the next iair day sell, at public auction. the prei
ses, that establishment Of which Robert Mitchell died
possessed known rs tho 4" BRICK HOUSE." Said
property is suoted in the county Of Nelson the stage
road about miles from Nelson courthouse and eight
dngs consist Of n commodious BRICK D YELLING
HOUSE.. n good Store House. necessary outhouses
&c. There is fine well of winter the place and at
achcd 10 the premises 81 OF LAND. with sufi
cicnt wood to keep up the place. Those desiring to
purchase requested TO view thia establishment.
Terms liberal and made known day of sale.
JAMES NJ PHELPS, Exors Of r.
A. l.. FOCUS. Mitchell, dec
mug 2-9twdActiS
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL

BHOHU " a 7, Y. \
rNHE METROPOLITAN will be completed, and
i opened for the reception of company. September
first. Price of Board - per day.
Aug 20.-d3t SIMEON LELAND& co. PRo's.
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IL, ryr s sss PiNEx POiNT Line TO


ll!s4 I'D Ess3 @ BALTIMoRE-TWICE WEEKLY
sETwEEN RIcHmoND AND BALTIMoRE.-Fare SIS
Only-The public hereby informed TINT the
fortnble and commodiOus low pressure Steamer MARY
LAND Can't Charles Il. Mitchell. having been entire
y refted, enlarged. and improved in every respect
with berths for large number Of passengers, and with
ae rooms for those who prefer being retired is
the route between Richmond and Baltimore. Pnssen
,ers by this agreeable and economical Line will leave
Richmond by the morning train, on Mondays Wednes
flaws AT o'clock A. NJ and reach Baltimore the fol-
lowing mornings in fine proceed by The New Castle
and FrenchteWn Steamboat line ut half past A. M,
with the early train of those days to Phade phin Re-
turning passengers will leave Baltimore the after
noon of tuesday and Thursday, and connect Mt
the Creek on Wednesday and Friday succeeding with
the trim which arrives in Richmond at 4, M Of the
day.
Fare in ither direction, s., Estate rooms and meals
for cabin passengers EXTRA except in the Of ladies
and families who will have the privilege of staterooms
free of chargc Forward cabin passengers, (ncludng
meals and lodging On bonrd)$ 81 80.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia Ny the New Castle and Frenchtown line
- so For second class do. 81 50. Making The "hoie
,re from Richmond to Phadepha for first class passe
gers ms agreeable Linz, 81 so only
For further particulars through tickets, apply at the
office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. J. B. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
OrrIcE II F. &P R. R. c, ouo-7tasc2tw
Ricbnond Aup. 9, 1852. -
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LNOk SALE.--A splendid Tennessee
l. FARM.-rhe subscriber offers for sale his large
and highly improved Farm, lying in the Grassy Valley
Of Knox county Tennessee.
This farm contains about Thirteen Hundred
Acres of Land about six hundred Acres of which are
open aud the remainder is well tmbered. Ii is situnted
Twelve miles West of Knoxville, Immediately upon the
main Stage Road leading from Knoxville to Nashville
and also to the South. The East Tennessee and Geu-
sa Railroad. which j. constructed to within II
miles OF this Farm, will soon be completed to Knoxville,
aud will pass Immediately along the Southern boundary
of this Farm without touching it, aud Depot of TINT
Road will be within two miles Of the Dwelling House.
Besides this the Farm is within three four miles of
Steamboat Landing the ilolston River. There is
upon this Farm "A ARGE NEW AND COMhOD1OUS
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, within hundred
Ll. feet ola large and nerer aitng Sp7ng of excellent
Water There are nlsn ORCHARDS Of several ynric-
of Fruit trees among hem Orchard ofgounR EE
gifty and select dppic Trees, numbering about r.
ONE THoUsANDi
The greater portion of the soil is very fertile and pro
luces excellent Grapes, Grain and Tobacco. There
ire about One Hundrcd Ac,es Of Weadom Lond the
Farm. The FERN is well watcred. The location of
he Farn is ia The midst Of pleasant neghborhood nnd
within n mile = of several Churches.
The terms o. sale will be made known to nny one
Wishing purchase by addressing me at Knoxville
Tenn. JOSEPH A. MABRY.
p. S.-This Farm may we'll be divided into Two parts
me having five hundred and comfortable, but in
erior Dwelling House thereon, and the other eight hun
Ired acres with brick dwelling house and the princ
pal Orchard. The whole Farm either portion will
he sold
je 17-2twd&cf}m j. A. NJ.
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COMMissIONERs SALE OF LAND.


" Pursuant decree Of the Circuit Court of Bed
ford county. made in suit in Caneery therein depend
Ing of Oycrsreet's administrators against Floyd and
others. the undersigned Commissioners will proceed on
the 20th day of August next, sell by way Of public
auction, To the highest bidder the premises, n
. TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of Bedford,
continuing hy estimation, $50 Acres. This lind nd
Joins the und4 of Charles H. Reynolds aud others aud
lies near the Rope ferry and is said Ia be convenient to
the james River and Kannwha Canal. 1t ia we'll tim
brrcd aud portion of IL good Tobacco Land.
TEHas,A credit of and two yenrs will be given,
(eXceptas sufficient deilay the of sui
mud the expenses of sale, which will be required in cash
The purchaser will be required To give bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments. and the
title will be retained IA further security, sub
snlc in default of the Of the purchase money.
mug H--dSc 81 SAML. q. CLAfTOR. com'r
NOTICE.-1N PURSUANCE OF DECREE
" pronoupcedby the county Court of Campbell, on
the llth dry of August, 1882 in the OF Saith and
The 18th day of Superintendent, # tat if tho
Gir duy proceed Ia sell, the highest bidder,
credit of one aud Two years, tracts of LAND M
lying in the county of Campbell, in the neighbour Il
hood of old iiut Creek Church One Of these tracts
contains 400 Acres and has ii comfortable Dwell
ing HOUSE and all necessary Onthousca. mud the
Land well adapted the growth of Tobacco, whcnt,
and Persons wishing 10 buy will pleose call and
examine for themselves before the day of sae. The
.nle will take place the premises, ut the lae resi-
dcnce of NJ RS. Mary Cobbs.
MARTIN II. SMITH ! o,
YANCY BAILEY, '''' ~
lJ--,yIge
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LATEST MEMS By TELEGRAPH.
feiegraphed for the Lynehbarg Strgintsn.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
e Il l. : G l. n L CIT Y
LATE AND IMPORTANT Fro M CUBA!
q EAT Excite NJ Z n r
INV loRk, Aug. 10.
Iefe to-day with Huvannu

NV YoRK, Aug. 10.
The Crescent City arrived here to-day with Huvahnu
dates L. the 18Th inst.
.CREOLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN CUBA
FEMALES INSuLTED.
large number of Creoles hud been arrested and
thrown into handsome Dungeons.
sedtous proclommatons were continually issued
from presses which butied discovery though the
most rigid scrutiny existed.
The greatest disregard of female privacy existed and
whole communities conyused in excitement.
THE CIIOLERA-YELLON FEVER &c
The Cholera and Yellow fever prevailing great
ly especially board the vessels in the ldbor. The
sodery dying rapidly aud the greatest confusion
prevailed.
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stsA - 49, - =.
Vast Fem. and VAR. IL. Com

= Stockhoders IN lhis Company, resdlf m and near
Lynchburg respectfully notified that the 9TH and Sth
Reaui>ions Of 81 90 per share their stock. fall due
August LIST and September. 1852 B.F. SACKETf,
Aug 30 IDIOT Att. for L. =. Il Y. r. r. Co.
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VyHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to pay the highest
i cash price for ten fifteen Mossano aoeaaf, VIZ W..
of LAND WARRANTS. He can be seen at the sir-
ginia Hotel JESSE A"
aug l4-.dt23A-2taw Is
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I AND FOR SALE, IN ALLEGHANY.-I
IL will offer for sale, at public auction, on the first day
of September If sold privately before) Valuable
Iract Of LAND, lying and being in the county of Ale
ghany on the Cow Pasture River two miles from the
mouth of sad river The trnc contains Trio Hundred
nR and Seven Acres one hundred ofwhichnre cleared
- and entirely Bottom, producing Tobacco, corn,
and all tho staples admirably The balance constituting
The upland is we'll tmbered and has fine natural soil
The Low Grounds free from overlooking, and are
well drained. The improvements are an excellent
Dwelling House Kitchen, all houses and fixtures
cessary for comfort and convenience.
There is also the premises a FINE MER- MM
CHANT MILL, which manufactures Hour that -
ranks with the first brands, and 81 w MIL. These
improvements are thorough repair and have constant
ly fine supply OF water.
The payments will be mnde liberal Information
can be obtained by addressing the undersigned at CHI
ton Forge, Allegheny county, Va ,
aue o. owdnctIS JOHN s. ARMENTROUT.
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EINE CARPENTERS WANTED

l. The subscribers are in want OF FOUR GoOD
CARPENTERS, who proficient in their business
None others than accomplished workmen need apply
aug 5. 2twd&cts DURKHOLDER WALKER
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OFFICE IL, +, ~I' H. ~, % au2-7td&c2ty
Richmond Aug. 9, 1852. ! y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17
ON HILL, ABOVE T. R. SELMES'
HANNIBAL, MO, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE IL 1852.

the Governor of the State should not convene
the Legislature, the land grant would be praoti-
Ically made null before next January by the pri-
vate entries which have been going on for the
last two years, and are now resumed more yig-
orously than ever.
will take the liberty TO suggest another i'm
portant consideration. The future progress of
the road, and especially the period of its COM
pletion, will much depend upon the action Of the
Legislature. 1t is therefore essential that the
company should know soon what they have to
count upon. And venture to say, without any
authority FOR doing SO, that this viii be more
important consideration to the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Railroad Company than to us, as, pre-
sumo, It is scarcely expected that they will start
their road until the Legislature has acted upon
the law Of Congress.
The financial condition Of our company, with
reference to the work before them, is prosper
Gus and sound. Their credit has always been
maintained, and the credit Of the city and State,
which they have had occasion to use, has not de-
Iteriorated but, on the contrary, greatly improv-
led in their hands. The grant Of lands for
which we have been laboring for the past two
Ior three years, and at some cost TO ourselves
having now been made, the work must be push
ed forward more vigorously than ever, and COM
lpleted within the shortest practicable period
May we not hope, that before it is completed,
The Government of the United States will have
fairly commenced the link further westward,
which ought to be built TO connect the Missis-
Isippi Valley and the Atlantic States with the
Igold-bearing regions, the immensely valuable
trade Of the Pacific seas, and the new and num-
berless people which, issuing from the Asiatic
hive, and collecting from all parts of the earth,
lafe sWarminp lnon our Western coasts?
Trusting that your Excellency will find in all
these considerations sufficient to Justify You in
Immediately calling the Legislature together,
remain, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, THOS. ALLEN,
president Pnnifn Railroad
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17
President Pacific Railrc
NAPOLEON AFTER ELIZA.

LAMARTINE continues to issue the volumes
of his Napoleonic history. In the following
passage he describes that remarkable scene
which occurred between Napoleon and his sol
diers, Immediately after the flight from Elba.-
The story has been related hundred times, but
never more effectively than by Lamartine.l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

Party Coon. The Northeast Missourian,
published in Louisiana, says ave are glad
to see that our citizens are beginning to work
two horses to their drays, thereby showing a
determination to make this place, at least, a
two-horse town." @
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

The Cholera has made its appearance in
Maysville, KY, and from the 9th to the Sthr
inst, there had been 26 cases, 20 Of which had
proved fatal, and four others were not expect
ed 20 live. All the deaths had occurred within
half square.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

PAIxFUL INTELLIGENcE.-The Sacramento
Transcript gives an account of the massacre of a
whole band Of sable harmonists, consisting Of
Messrs. BOley, DOnnelly, Western, King, and
Van Rensselaer,, and their agent, Mr.. Lathran.
They were attacked on the road from Shasta Ci-
ty to Wyreka.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

IL The Methodist General Conference,
which was recently in session at Boston, has
ruled out part of the old church discipline, which
required that ladies and gentlemen should set
apart during service in church. This was car
lried by vote Of l60 maj ority.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17
WIG COUNTY cONvErTroN.

PALMYRA, June 9th, 1852.
q Pursuant TO previor- appointment, the Dele
gates from the different townships met at the
Court House at IL o'clock, whereupon Judge
Gore was appointed chairman, and C. F. Kirtley
Secretary.
The following resolution was offered by DR..
J. II. Kibby, and adopted, to-wit:
ResotUcd, That the delegates from each town
ship report themselves to the convention forth
with
The following were the delegates, to-wit:
Liberty ToCnship.
J. w. Easton, r. Shacklett,
John Valiant, BIC. Curd,
Dr. J. H. Kibby, John Garner.
Mason Township..
DIR. R. H. Griffith, Judge Gore,
John Fry, j. F. Hawkins,
VIM. Shoot, G. w. Caplinger,
Thos s. Miller.
Union Township.
George White, DIR. Upton,
James T. Key, Major H. Willis,
w. Baldridge, Robert Allen.
Fdbius Township.
james Holmes, N. Lovelace,
Col. Robert Fowler, George Gardner,
Jeptha Lasse.
Round Groue Township.
James McPike, William Marksbury,
J. w. Jeffries, L. L. Banks.
South River Township.
DIR. McElway, c. Forman,
John Ellis, A. Warner,
John Nichols.
Warren TO,rnShlp.
ID. McCloud, William Moss,
S. T. Rhodes, John A. Lyle,
c. S. Spencer, J. ]. Bowles,
J. w. DObyns, H. G. Feagan.
Whereupon, on motion, the Delegates retired
to q committee room above, when Thos. S. Mil
ler acted as Secretary.
On motion of II. G. Feagan, committee of
eight was appointed to present to the convention
basis of Representation from each Township.
The following gentlemen composed said COM
nittee fo-wif.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

IL The Monroe county Wing Convention,
held in Paris on the 9th inst, nominated for
Representatives, JAMES M. BEAN, and GABRIEL
ALEXANDER for sheriff, MARIoN BIeos; for
Assessor, JoHN d. STEPaENs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

A mild form Of the small pOx has prevailed
in Louisiana for the past few weeks; but only
one case proved fatal. II is on the decline.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

| HABIrs or THE NIoE YoUNe MAE.-At-
tends evening parties-and hands the mullins
round. Smiles, if he burns his fingers with the
kettle. Plays the flute. Sings "DO you love
Inc now as then?" Parts his hair in middle
Takes an umbrella with him TO an evening par
lty. Wears gooshes after dusk. Has secret
passion for Cruel. Writes aerostcs, aud con-
tributes to ladies' albums. Curls his whiskers,
Is the "Hon. Sec." to the Ladies Bensvo-
| lent Mangle Distribution Society" Keeps a
cat, and a regular account of his daily ex-
penses. His greatest pleasure is TO attend a
meeting at Exeter Hall, and his next greatest
pleasure is to have his name mentioned "amOngst
those whom we observed on the platform etc.
His fondest tie, next to an aged grandmother, is
that Of his white neck cloth. Can hum the O.
lverture to Der Hiesehuts. Carries a pincush-
ion and acidulaied drops, abont with hun, and IS
never unprovided with seent-bottle, for fear OF
accidents. Goes out in the rain TO fetch cab.
Dosen't smoke. Helps mammals shawl on
with the grace Of one Of Stewards shopmeu,--
Has his hair and handkerchief full of scents, and
liz is nity the same cannot be said OF his head.
Holds a skein OF silk with exemplary patieucs
turns over the leaves of music " Nithgreat dig.
lital skill--reads novels in a clear, secretary
like voce--laughs afsiuoso--iisps moderato--
liokes with the old maids aliegro--.quotss poetry
lpeaseroso.- ladies' errands preSfisSimo- anc
makes himself geaaalio tHefuio. Such are th'
habits Of the nice young man.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

Kain, the Irishman svho was arrested in LOU
isiana some few weeks since, for assault with
intent to kill family Of deck passengers on
board the Martha No. 2, has been bailed out of
custody by Capt Afford Of the above boat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17


as candidates for the Legislature.
R. w. Moss and r. C. Martin were nomina-
ted as candidates for the Legislature, and VIM.
A. Maddox for Sheriff.
Whilst the convention was out, Thos. L. An
derson, Esq, being called for, responded to the
call in one Of his most happy efforts, in which
he reviewed the history of the democratic party
for the last thirty years in this State, and drew
a contrast between their course of policy and
that of the wings. AS full synopsis of Mr..
As speech will be reported, it is unnecessary
to make further mention of it here.
When the names of the nominees were re-
ported to the people, P. c. Lane offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That this meeting ratify and that
they viii use all honorable means to secure the
election of the nominees.
This was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Hannibal whig papers, and the
Palmyra Wing are requested to publish the pro-
ceedings Of the convention.
On motion, the convention then adjourned.
i. GORE Cha.
C.. +, KIRTLEY, Sec'y.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

IL A late arrival from California states that
in San Francisco, though the dreaded anniver-
sary of the great fire passed off quietly, so great
was the fear Of the inhabitants that a similar
calamity would visit them, that all the engines
of the city were ranged in the streets, with
ropes stretched, etc.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

II A ratification meeting was held on the
7th inst, at Pittsburgh, and resOlutiOns-unani-
mOusly adopted, approving the nomination of
PIERor and KINo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

H5-In California, recently, nearly one hun
dred and fifty Indians were killed by the whites
at Shasta, who were infuriated at the murder Of
"a Mr.. Anderson.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

o BALrINoEE, June 4.
A ratification meeting took place on Saturday
night in Monument Square.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

The New York Tribune says land warrants
are in fair demand at 1924 1927 per l6C
acres. The supply is good.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

E5-Three labOrers on the Pacific RailroSd
were killed last Wednesday by the falling of
mass Of earth upon them, as they were tunnel
in0
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

A new engine Of destruction, in the shape Of
gun is announced, which can be dischaEged
twenty.six times in two and halk minutes.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

E5-The population Of San Francisco increased
nearly 6OOO during the month Of April last.
OF this nearly half was from China.
CHoLERA.-A few fatal cases Of cholera have
occurred at Nashville.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

SAD EFFECTS OF INTEMPERANcE.- a sad
case of the effects of an inordinate appetite was
presented in the streets Of Newark, N: ~ on
been, as he said, Principal of the High School
of Frankfort, (Kyn) who appeard 70 be llbe-
rally educated and man Of intellect was beg
ging his way to BloOmingdale, New York. He
attracted the notice Of some charitable citizens,
who are interested in education, and they pro-
yided for his immediate wants.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

RAPID TRAvELISe.-It is contemplated to
make the entire running time, from New York
to Chicago, distance about l,o73 miles, in As
hours
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

DIR. Kibby, of Liberty Township,
DIR. Griffin, of Mason do
]. Gentry, Of Miller do
John Ellis, of South River do
II. G. Feagan, of Warren do
DIR. Upton, of Union do
DIR. Banks, of R. Grove, do
Col. Fowler, of Fabius do
Adjourned till l l-2 o'clock.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17
] l-2 O'CLOCK, P. M.

Convention met.
Committee report that
Liberty and Mason Township each
have 7 votes.
Miller and S. River Township each
have votes.
Warren, Union, R. Grove and Fabius
each have votes.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

IL The Presidential nominations haye been
approved by an enthusiastic ratification meeling
IL Philadelphia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

A SINGULAR FAcT.-A boy, says the Pitts
burgh Commercial Journal, recently had his
skull fractured by kick received from vi
cious horse. He is now doing well, with a
good prospect of recovery; but it is singular
fact that before the accident took place he was
very deaf, and had been SO for several years
but now his sense of hearing is acute as that of
ordinary persons.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

The Abenseilung, Of New York, says the
Germans in the United States amount TO Eve
millions Of persons. or One-afth Of the total
lnonrlation
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-17

AZ A contract has been made Tor the con-
struetion Of a road from Glasgow 70 Huntsville,
at cost OF $4,000 Itincludes the erection Of
bridges, toll-gates, tol-houses, Sc, end Is to be
lco,o1leied by the first OF April, 1854.