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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
L. S. DIsrRrcr CouRr-Beforc Judge

Iudson-Chdres f. and Charles F. Kelsey agt the schr.
Nm hdUoha~, and p McDeymot masfer.-To recover
$70 the value of the schr Arcbaaus belonging TO PLAZA
tfs which, while coming dOu the Hudson kver on the
iig ofIhe 10Th of October 1851 beng from Albany bound
to Stamford with a load of moding sand) when she was
stuck and sunk by the WIN. X which ,iug up the
with all sail the OF the A. having barely time
TO escape be fore she down. She total loss
On the part of the companans is alleged that the fault
was in the VIM n. while for defense 1t is sad that the A.
suddenly ulled up and into the wake OF the VIM H.,
and thar the loss occssoned by the OF those
on board Of the A. and of the latter being unsound and
weak vessel. The case is on.
The IT, s. agt Of Needles Wu. Cratcley Sons,
caimnnThe property seized for alleged false invoice
but denied already referred to- The was abandoned
after the taking Of esmony and the opey restored
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FouSD DnowNrp.-The BODY of fe-

49,, 'osrd Yesterday morningrn ts dock the foot OF
0,See, fsN hseT IL is supposed 70 be that O. Miss
German Jews. who on TIE nigat OF the ism
n sss committed suicide By jnu ping into the dock
5 ,oa'iust Az The time Of Der suicide she hal been
a. ~. sas Nseks The COro9.I EJiihed, aud will
~ ~ na''s prca tiie body this ron.sns
~ - U an Unknown co orec boy Suad IN ,hs
- ~ oeA1sssip yesterday tnoEuits IL secured,
| 80 tofoler nosihed
m, Ss si an enknosn man. bcsrng he Appearance OF
nSl'.ea N TIE wster Tor s0ais ~teks. Yesterday
ssten Piers Nos aud g. Nu-iA River. The C0ro-
~ne'iied h. hold an 10 llest upon o.
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u The Board of Excise for granting

licenses met yesterday but adjourned to the list Of June
next in order study the law passed by the Legislature
relative to the sale of liquor.
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Court CALENDAR.-7H This DAYS.,

COURT CALENDAK.-IN 1S DuV.-'oU-
pERIoR CouRT-Nos r. 18 40 ass 45i 45j 40 90 45l
4G2 4G3 464 465 500 467 49, 1863 47o Az Ar 473 44
AS 49, Az AS 49, 4se 49, 49, 4S3, 40i 49, 406, 459
$50 49l 1872 49S, 4si. ASS, 457
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. $685. SOL ~, 800 6S5, III
III 7s9 8S 957 s63 ST. 967, Sill s75, 977 $751; 953 $685.
9S7 500 555 $40. Part H. Same ms yesterday.
SUPREME CouRT-Geners Term.-Nos 8 H. H. l6, II, H.
10 ~, Fl, q % n % o. n.
u S. DISTRICT CoURT-Third Class-No.9 .. Filth Class
-Nos. 10, 10, llO, %, z6, p, 20, 20 so.
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- ~. Al UkAND LAhCENT.-"A nun
- ~ tsyior vss sought early yesterday morning Ia
~ s,errsa ~ A brunnst, No Sos 0rssd q. which hs
1anr-s 'sasns the isxeh When discovered he picked
"a psAssf himself in :. No.. n Ssieass' but
- n NJ % ~ ThiEtssssb Ward - called IN and
49, Sss2n sseeseSsd 10 sesasiBs sIn TsyIos."
20 dsZ ~ Sese1es Wslsh and eSm9tftsd - &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

Bsss "a r;sttsd on Monday ti~hs D. OH LAS sod
r<s tAe fr;h Wuc, ia shoo'irg i0seph Smith, si~o
Rs.e "a With uInkst tnicSrz sfrpas wound.
<se sss lilo sctused had isw hJnrs pre- ious, sonr
~ !. mcifsf eoissed naa nsoed Alfred Lawrence.
(Sss nslef coming u te the ~ Dorado, public hsns-
IA, rear NsFrer-s' DussnbaFy 1--we led his mustst
ss 49,, hr ss-sid 10 ire. when smith rushed tctwcea
|<rd - me naxx- o. the piece downwafd and ic-
NJ 49, :, ieu,s In hsl~g The parties all military
~ ~ We esnrsny 70 which fheg hel0aged hat met ~
[shs - 80 VI exercise. Smith. the wounded msn, WA
- snr epmpsay. Tie accused was taken tgior.
>s.t sad eerrmiifea tor exapsiosti8n.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
ROBERT E. SCOTT, OF VIRGINIA.

This is the gentleman who addressed the cir!
cular letter 10 the Democratic candidates for the!
Presidency Immediately prior to the Baltimore
convention, demanding their views on the CON-
promise. The question has been asked, ",Uho is
hel" The question plainly proves that some Of
the ablest men in this nation have no national
fame. In the Southern Literary Messenger for
June, the reader will find his curiosity fully sat-
tsfied respecting Mr. Scott, in an article entitled
''History Of Richmond" 1t will there be learned
that OF all the great men who had a seat in the
late constitutional convention Of Virginia, the
man who appeared to possess most power Of
mind, and to occupy the most prominent place
in word, the strongest man in the " hole body
was Robert Z. Scott, of Fauquier. No man in
the convention excelled him in those faculties and
powers that fit man to be the leader of great
party, or that qualify him for and impel him into
public life.-[St. Louis Times.
The Times is mistaken in the politics of Ron
ERT E. Scorr, though the EDITORS praise is by
no means misappied. If he will look over the
list of gentlemen composing the committee to
draft the Wing Platform, in the late National
Convention, he will find the name of RoBERT L,
Scorr, of Virginia II was RoprpT e ScorT
TO the Democratic candidates for the Presidency
Immediately prior 10 the Baltimore Conv ention
demanding their views on the Compromise. y
The Times doubtless intended 10 show how pro-
bable it was that FRANKLIN, or FRANKLIN A..
or FRANKLIN H., or JonN A. PIERCE, or what
ever his name is, might be among "some of the
ablest men of this nation" and yet shave no ma
tional fame" but made a balk by citing an illus
trous Wbig for his illustration. The Southern
Literary Messenger certainly compliments Rob
'ert Z. ScC2 very highly, and says he was thu
ahest man in the late Constitutional Convention
OF Virginia. He was the great champion of TIT
Mixed Basis party, which was the party of Eas
Virginia; GEoRGE w. SUMMERS, also Wing
was the champion of West Virginia, in advoca-
cacy Of the White Basis. The Messenger spok
of these two men as rival leaders of their res
pective parties; and the Times, knowing the lat
ter to be wing, probably in this way made I'll
mistake.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
JOURNAL AND UNION,
TEA PARTY.

Next Saturday evening the ladies' Of the Epis.
copal Church of tins city will give a party for
The purpose of raising funds for the benefit Of
the Church. The Church is not strong has moi
often appealed to the public, and the members
therefore, with the more condolences adopt this
method of obtaining the assistance Of those who
feel inclined to help so good work. even if the
arrangements were not, as they will be, of a
character to make every one satisfied that he
has been furnished with full value received for
his mossy. Atfeast we understand that no ef.
forts will be spared by those who have underta.
ken TO furnish the supper. The liberal contri-
buttons Of which we have heard, promise wei
for the entire preparation.
Tickets 80 cents-children half price. The
latter will not be admitted unless accompanied
by their parents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
II THE BoONvILLE
~ FERRY co NJ L A N Y

IIAvING completedstheir HORSE BOAT, which
Ill for speed and finish is superior TO any Boat of The
kind on the river are prepared 10 cross PASSENGERS,
TEAMS, STOCK, and every description OF Msrchan'
disc without delay and at hodTdtC Rates.
The Fprrv ut this roint has been inefficient and III
bad repute Tor causes which were unavoidable. The
steam Boat owned by the Company was sunk at the
wharf and NEW HORSE BOAT, built expressly
for FerrJiug purposes sunk her trip up, and
total loss. Owing 10 these disasters 1t was Impossible
|to afford The public that accommodation which was
needed. Now there need be no cause of complaint
As convenient point of transit BookyILLE, shua
led the Geographical centre of the State, has SUI
|peror advantages 10 any other place on the missouri
The accommodations on both sides OF the river
csllent and good pasurng in the vicinity of each o
the convenience Of DROVERS
The Company solicit the patronage OF the public
promising thatn exertions will be spared III oder 10
merit its continuance
Boonville, Mo, June 26, 1852. ljyI-5ml
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

TmAsKs.-To II. S. GEYER for a copy OF I
map of the territory of New Mexico, construct
ed from General orders by ]. ]. Albert, Chief o
Corps of Typographical Engineers; and to Hon
C. PORTER, for Congressional Directory 10
the first session Of the Thirty-Sccond Congress
containing list of Senators and Representative
by States, with their post-ofices, and oountie
composing each Congressional District, wit
much other valuabae information.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
Died.

On the 18th OF June at the residence Of his Son, Tbos.
Parker, in Shelby county, Mo-, of Bilious Cholic, Mr..
GEORGE PARKER, aged "a years Mr. Parker bora in
Hampshire county, Virginia. and emigratcd Missouri, IL
1891, where he has reside d. in Shelby county, respected aud
much beloved Member OF Society since. He leaves
large family aud tho whole County, who know him.
his demise.
01r The Romncy, Va, Argus, please cory.
IN Shreveport, La the lh Instant, at hisbrohes JAS
+, second OF Daniel Tahur, or the "f Tiabu
"a SON. vi ii. Louis. Disensc, dyeneTy aud neuralgia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
CHOLERA.

1t is reported that in the town Of jackson, il
Cape Grardeau county, Of population of two
hundred and fifty, seUenty have died of cholera
We hope this is an exaggeration.
Would it not be well enough for our cit,
Council and Board Of Health to see 10 The condi
ton of the streets, alleys and cellars, and adop
such other precautionary measures as may b,
deemed proper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
WELL DONE.

T. BRIcE's steam engine for lropelling hi
machinery used in cabinet-making, is nearly
ready TO go into operation. The chimney an(
breeching, constructed by QuARLEs & CALD'
WELL, is pronounced by Mr.. BR1cn "a splendi'
job'-and we agree with him. The work look
as well as any we see on our steamboats,.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01


state OF MISSOURI, &C
COUNTY SHhLBY,
III Vacation Of Circuit Court, June 23d, a. D., 1852
Isabella Cross, Plaintiff,
H ps
Samuel Cross, Rufus Hawley Ma Petition 10 fore
than Berry, Isaac b. Gore, James close Morig sc.
A. HawleY aud William Il. Da- t...
WILSON, Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her attorney
and files her petition, accompanied by an alhdav
stating that the defendants Samuel Cross, Rufus law
lev, Isaac B. Gore and James A.. lIawley, are nov
residents Of the State Of Missouri. Ga molion OF said
plaintGsit is ordered that SAID defendants be nohed
that said plaintiff has instituted IN the Shelby County
Circuit Court civil action, The object oil which
10 fore close the Equity Of redemption IN and to The
following Real Estate to wit: The undivided OF tfis
In W. ar and the w. OF the N. f. az. OF Sec. Is
and the undivided Of the s. w. a. and The N e. ar
of the S. Il. or OF Sec. all in Township 81, range
living and being in the County of Shelby, in the State
of Missouri (Being the same undivided OF said land
which was conveyed TO the defendant Samuel Gross, by
William O. Cross, by deed bearing da'e march 9th
, 1920 Which said Real Estate IS described III
mortgage deed executedby the defendant Samuel cross
10 plaintiff the 9Th day of May, 1913, TO secure tht
payment of t'ee hundred and fifty dollars and the
ccruing inter thereon. That unless they be anu ap
pear at The next term of said Court, 10 BE- begun ant
held on the 4h Monday in September next 1882 at the
Court House in the town of Shelbyville Shelby county
Mo-; and answer the petition aforesaid, the same vii
kbe taken as Confessed And il is further ordered ha
copy hereof be published according 10 law, in tn
Journal and Union newspaper published at Hannibal
Y Mo-, .. 49,.
Teste A copy Of the Record.
IJuly I, IS52-Sw1 VIM. H. VANNoRT, GIN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

Eve assure our friend j. c. b., at Canton
that his paper is mailed regularly. We cannot
account for the irregularity, unless it be a fac
that the mail routes need overhauling.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
Forest Farm Lime,

3TAH0MPSoN b FOSTER, having opened one Of
Il the most beautiful limestone quarriesr that has
ever been seen in the Western couniy "A miles Ssih
of the city Of Hannibal, burning lime that sey
most positively assert is finer, whitef, and will turn
ont weigh more 10 the bushel than any other lime
burnt on the Mississippi river, from New Orleans 10
ST. Panlj and in addition to lis superior ghiteness and
6neness works cool and without 50 much chip crack
ing usual with other litaa. 80
Wehave Lime House in a convenient part az The
seitY, from whic will either shp deliver through
out the entire season. at moderate prices. We pledge
ourselves that it is equal to any lime burnt in tbs
World. ea
70 Address Thompson Foster, Hannibal, NO.,
ior call on Agents, Messrs Smith & Dick. conner
Third and RaTket streets, opposite the Market House,
4 Hannibal, Mo.
(je3-lO THOMPSON & FOSTER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

TnE BooSvILLE FERRY MfANY.--The To-
'cality Of this ferry, the accommodations connect
led with it, and the cntcrprising character of tn
agent Of the company, promise 10 make it on
'of the most POPULAR ferries on the Missouri rv
Ter, and especially commend it 10 persons trav
Ielng in that direction. See advertisement il
Ianother column.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
LEER 4 ARBoGAsT

Are the true friends OF the "DeUa." w
do not make this astounding assertiVs unpre
pared to make it good. The "imps of darkness
belonging to this office were presented by thes
gentlemen win 6Ie buhci1-of :" Principles "
few days since.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

II We are under obligations to Hon. X
YqrEs for copy of the Patent Office Repo'
for 1850 5l-Agricultural.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
JOURNAI5-AND- UNI0N--HANNIBATr MO, july ], 1882.

assDuring the sitting Of the National Con-
vention, on the sixteenth, the Pennsylvania del.
cgotion, on behalf Of the wings Of Pennsylvania
presented medallion to the Kentucky delega
ton. The medalionis gilt, and in size perhap,
30 inches by Is, set in very rich carved frame
Of some dark wood, and representing Henry
CLAY al full length.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

Black,eoOd's .Magaziae.--We have just re
ceived the June number of this great periodical
Judging from the list of contents, it is evel
more than usually interesting.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
ID. II. CARDS
Carriage Mandatory

A ND Repository, 6s Third street, between OH
n and Pine has on haad and Is making and rec en-
liu, very extensive stock Of carriages compllsih
leasehas Rorkaxavs harogch4s, hargies gigs; Jersey
|Cohlorala. santa re and san Lake wasop7 s,s
lwhich ain BE sold on NOS reasonable tefms ms, "a
NM see mya7.6mg'rl D. I, tAlti !
L4"N IS 1hiid slles, ST. lo0's, No
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

CotlilOn Party.-The young folks Of our cit.
propose to celebrate on Monday night the ''glo
rious Fourth" by gripping it on the light, fan
tastic toe" in Benton Hall.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
fATE OF MISSOURI ,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
CovNrY o. sii.iaY, 50.
Ia VHsasH Of ST. cult g2iSi, I4ne2sa. A. ID lsr12
Jane CroSad Mafaa Co.'s Iadfs 3N
Samuel Cross, Rulus Hawiey. Tsaae Petition ofore-
lib. Goic, Janes A. lTawley Ndhan .osg Mortgage
Berry, afd witt m II. sDailson, ~
Defendants. 4
Nowa this dav GENES the Plaintiffs w ti1ir Attor-
,hey aud file their petition, sccompat by an affidavit,
tsiitg tIat thu cni darts 50 7!s CFoss Its Haiy
ley, aac b. Gore aud james A Hawry, are nov resi-
Idents Of the State Of Missoni9 On motion Of said
pamils ~ Is ordered that The said defer danls be mott
lied, that The said plaintiffs have instiluitdin tile Shelby
County Circuit Cour:, civil action the object OF which
isto ioiecose the Eqay OF ed, mpuon in and 10 the
following teal estate 10 wits The ilndly.d Of the
N NV, a., and The w OF the N y. ar. See Is; and
tihe undivided Of lheS, w, o., and the NJ y ar Of
The s f. Or OF Sec. u all in twnshpb7 range gw, 81,
lying and being IN the County of Shelby and State OF
Missouri. Which said real estate is described in a
.inorgage deed, executed by the attendant samuel
Cross, 10 plaintiffs, on the 26th day Of November 1893
secure The pay men; OF three hundred dollars aud the
lseeraiRg interest ihereon.iT sun rr
That unless they he aud appear at the next term Of
said Court, 10 be begun aud held the All Monday in
September next, 1882 at the Cont House III the town
lof shelbyvie, County Of shelby, Mo-, and answerte
petition aoie aid, the same WILDE taken confessed.
Aud il is further ordered that copy hereof, he pub
ished according 10 law, in tie Jounal aud Union,
newspaper published at Hannibal, Mo.
A Copy OF the Recnd-Test:
IJuly /, iS52-swl WM. II. YANNoRT, CIR.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

IL. The wings of st. Louis were to hold
grand Ratification Meeting yesterday evening
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

ITOBACCO-GoOd 70 Inc ma0uIaciuIug, 80 UWdb 0
&C shipping, 25@3
4. Seconds, = i 25ld 9 2
Aft . Lugs FROM 90 cents TO 81, as in quality
WOOL - -.- 1870
WHiSKEY-" Black Horse,o
"Black Rooster" ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

Of the next Legislature, i should like 10 see the
question discussed calmly by The prcsSand by
tie candidates Tor Tie Legislature, sotbal d Dur
OK preston ofopinon might be had upon il, and
IL tle popular viii demands such a. law, so thai
il npy DE well dgcstcd, and thc Legislature be
enabled j, escape Che error our ncghburs u u
linois fell into, by rassingra law HAT oyerdid Tie
thing, and that The called session adtofcpeali in
with demands Of the people. 55 /
9allll.l MA ElnIl JUSTICE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
HORSE MARKET,

HORSE MARKET,
ON BROADWAY, BELOW MOUND MARKET,
At the Mammoth stables.
ID WILES g. CO.. having opened the q
l. above large and comlnodious place, as .As%l<
la regular SALE STABLE, under the sane, AAEA-
ton OF the City Counc beg leaye TO inform citizens
farmers and droyers that they prepared 10 furnish
them with stables for their horses or mules, lots for
Ler cattle and store-rooms for carriages, &C. We will
eceve horses, mules, cattle, carriages, &c. 10 sell on
commission.
Our charges shall he reasonable. Every effort will
|be made to please all who may give us a call.
ES- Auction d.ys every Wednesday aRd Saturday, at
70 o'clock p. WILES & co.
St. Louis, June 2gth, 1852. [jyl-2w]
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

st. Louis stove Store!-CartcrW w. Bryan,
Stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppersmiih and
thinner two doors worth Of Brady House. Hannibal,
Mo- sells at wholesale and retail, Stoves and Tin Ware,
LAT St. Louis prices
invite particular attention 10 The Prize Premium
Cook stove which has given universal satisfaction 10
|al who have used it, l warrant all my stoves fol
twelve months, and if any of the Plates break during
that time, furnish new free of charge.
AS design remaining permanently In this place
1.-THE public are safe in taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stores kept by the.
AN my sotes manufactured Of Missouri Noun
lain Iron, and for goodness of metal and beauty Of
casting, they excel amy stoves made in the Western
scountry.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
have constantly on hand, supply of TIN
WARE, 10 which l particularly invite the attention
Of the country ade, as the quality Of my ware and
the prices, shall be such TO induce them TO call OF
me again.
4 best TO render sadslact ton.
4 ianl5tf CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

Horse .uarkei.-sce St. Louis adyatisemer
in another column,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

Y. c. HUGHES q CO. = Z :
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL :
EcT,AT

ESTATE. ps6
DY virtue OF an Order made in tie Marion Countv
40 Court, May Term, second day, May an, 1889. the
Iunde signed viii sell 10 TIE highest bidder a. puhlir
lauction al the COURT HOUSE DOOR, in the tcsn
lof Palmyra, on THURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
AUGUST next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a
NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ. whilst the Circuit or County
Couf is in session. all the right title and inlere Il which
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, deceased, had at the iine or
Ito wi--Lois numbered II aud ~, ID Block No. Ion
together with The buildings and improvements ihereonl.
in Ire City Of Hannibal and State Of Missouri
E3- TERMS OHe-isif Of the purchase money cash
in hand, and the remaining half in sig faonfhs
~ JAMES M. MILLS. Ex,r
or Estate of Archibald Davis, deesd
Hannibal. June "a I852-td * Vt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
ST. LOUIS.

Corrected every Tuesday Evening, by
NJ OFF TT, STILL ELL d. CO,
Commission Merchants,
... ST, LOUIS, MO,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
|HOW MANY HAVE THOUGHT OF
.r TAISIII

HIS is the great Political year Of the land and Leap
L Tor Lady's) year at that, Perhaps every one
does not know (perhaps they do) that the Presidential
election always happens on 6eap year AZ all events,
lied Pato's ready 10 serve the "dear people," in any,
each and all the Offices that in the gilt Of the said
ldear people. "-from President down to the yeriest
petty office, We find mankind (and women too) with
The sdmedesites and ambitions that have ever chaac-
teI ized them since AtlaIn and Ewes fall.
Then may not be excused for my desires and ambi
gons in Wishing 10 serve the Dear People," byseIl
sthem The best article OF bfeadsnf in the market?
az Just come to the "EAGLE MILLS 10y,
on Hill street, near ihe 49,
B Levee, and see how cheerfully will serve NszsE
Il sSi ri 's''SSN' T''f THOMAS JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

STATE OF MISSOURI 1ss.
CoUNTY or MAHoS,
TN County Court, May 4th 1882, this day on motion
i Of Barnabus b. King Esqr, II Is ordered mat 'he
Clerk Of mis- Court In making out the Pol Books" for
he sgeneral leetion' in August oext have columns
made out 10 take the voice Of the qualified voters OF me
County as to whether this Court shall be authorized 10
subscribe for and behalf of Marion county ihe sun
ioC len Thousand dollars in stock 10 build Plank road
fom Palmyra in this county, by the way OF the bay
Mills and scipop to tie city of Hannibal according 70
he PROVISIONS Of the general Plank Road lawspPoved
February 27h 1851 said amount oil stock TO De pAlI
the bods Of the Cnnnty for the OF thousand
dollars each payable years after date wllh SIX pe
cenlum pes annn interest iheeouand the judges an'
Clicks Of the Election in August heKt, are requested
take the votes Of all qualified voters, Tor aud ssaL'
said proposition. r.....
A copy, lese =, ,.,,,,,,,,, c,,L
Pisa Jos l.. HIATT, ID. CPk.
i Palnyra,, Mo, June is, 1852 JeYt-R
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
$1,000!
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARSl!

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARSl!
ITO any person who will furnish US, within three
a years, Set ofPstterns for
Cooking Steve,
Superior 10 the "Prarie State" in its operation, dma
Ibility, neatBess OF finish aud design will pay thu
above named SUM Of one thousand dotiars-
This new and beautiful Stove presents itself eXer'
nally in plain dress accompanied with just ana al
mirabe proportions, giving Il the appearance oil
'ehsste and tasefully made piece OF iu'nhuTe,
The Aues, upon which the responsibility and IePu'
.tation Of a stove depend differ from any ever before
used and arc Of such C0nsu ,ea and e@HsSN a. :
insure the most perfect dgaf, without the haoly ''
fill IN, and is Acknowledged bY ell who have uss' y
40 be- The most conyeuient and durable Stove now II
2use. - tohlStO w.
Quincy, Illinois, 1882.
The above Stove is sold by Quaries Caldwell at ~
NPrnirIs state stove and Fin store
ny Fast side Man, between IAN and Bird streets
None door north Of the StWtd Cat CornsrN
Hanuibal, June ", 1854 tShWl