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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE H. hereby given that the undersigned bag
" obtained hom the Clerk Of the County CONT Of
Marion county in vacation letters OF admins ra;ioh up-
on the estate Of William Henry Lewis, deceased, bear
ing date July 2lsf, 1852.
Al persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to exhibit them duly a,hesticate ed ar
cordng 10 law, within ore year from the date Of said
letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in
said estate, and # not presented within three years
from the date Of said letters, they will be fereve.
barred. IIARyEI, IQRnAN4
lsep9-3tJ Administrator
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So II DID a SON.,

$. l. EE q SON,
(Sign of the GRIND Oriental Black Rooster, J
pAYE just received, per steamers Regulator and
IL John Simpson, large aud fresh importation Of
Groceries and Hquors-as follow;
New Orleans Sugar. Belcher's S. II MoIasses
Belchers Clarified do, Re-boiled plantation do,
Belcher's Crushed do, New Orleans do
Powdered Sugar, BeIcher's G. Syrup,
Rio Coffee, Rice
Imperial Tea, Crackers,
Young Hyson do MID Candles,
Gunpowder do. Star do.
LlQy ORS:
0iard Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
Y. y. Vineyard do, santa Cruz do,
Kastau do, New England do,
Morcau do, Peach Brandy,
A. Seignette do, Madeira Vine,
PoTtWine, Sherry do,
Malaga do, Holland Gin.
All of which we will sell at wholesale or retail and
very low for Cash
Hannibal, August 26th, '51. s2f
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Notice

TO WilliGm Buford, Thomas Bgford, jana D,ford,
4brGhdm BaIold, Nary HiH AID Samuel r. HiH,
dplelia Reed, Thomas u. REED, aud Mrs. Eiizabeia
Hulldms and her husband, John Williams:
YOU are hereby notified, tina will make appIca-
Il tion 10 the county court Of Rails cospty and State
OF Missouri, on the first Monday in November next
for an order OF sale oil slaves Of Mary Bufod deceased
ALEXANDER BUFORD,
seP2-Sw Administrator ana one Of the heirs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
want Everybody to Read This

w A~~
I WILL merely say now %SlAXA
L that have moved my 80
Family Grocery and Flour @zZHsst
Depot to Southwest corner Of Main and Bird
streets, where shall be pleased TO see my old
friends, new customers, little children, ladies,
'and the rest Of mankind / have great many
usesdrg things 10 sell for the comfort and conve-
nience Of fallen humanity, such as groceries,
spices, wash tubs, wash boards, scrubbing
brushes, broofns, soap, catdles and tar; together
with great MANY things that have not got =
also keep butter, eggs, and corn meal, when
they are 10 be had; but l always have the re-
nowned Eagle Mills FLoUR-acknowledged
by all TO be the best article ever sold in Hann-
balm fact, 1T can't BE beat Everybody call
and see me; I'm in a hurry this morning-no
time to talk. Good bye till we meet.
[aul9dl 4, JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
Married,

Married,
On Thursday, 18Th inst by T. Morton, Mr. JACOB STO-
YER to Mrs. CATHERINEC. DeMoSs all OF this county
DIED,
In this city, the 18th inst CLARA NJ daughter OF Hiram
A. aud Ruby WESTFALL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
Notice to Country Merchants.
WOOD.HaN'S CELEBR.dTED SOAP

'HE subscrihcrs procured u exect yS f ,ht,
celebrated article OF domestic ecauony IA anv ,iuan,ir.
and ~ The shortest notice II ~ i''','
Ia those who unaeduaintcd ssSpertjea We will
tey say st ~ giving rrefrtate ordinary SOAPS
eau be washed with half the usual labor and
PINNED Directions for npanyine each package
Address WOODMAN 4 FuILNa.
No. 81. Charles street, Thrd,
seps ON Lnhis 40.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23

BeitOcen CheSnut and Pine Sire Is,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
THE subscribers once more call The attention of
Il their friends, and all who are in want OF goods in
their line, 10 the fact that they prepared 10 receive
them on the most liberal and accommodating terms,
and have on hand and now arriving,
Pery Large and IPeiI-seiecIed
Stock of Goods, ordered expressly for
this Market,
Comprising the usual varieties and many other articles
not 10 be met with elsewhere in this city.
The long experience Of principal (ffaving been
Thirty years importer of Earthenware) enables
to offer unusual Inducements as TO variety and quality
of stock Their stock consists in part of
C. blue edged, dipt painted printed white granite,
flown, blue and mulberry, earthenware
Pune white. enanelled, lustTe, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china
All the varieties OF Americans cut, piaa aa. pressed
glassware, of Eastern and Western manufacture;
erman and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English I. d. pipes American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment Of looking glasses, apanned tea
trays, OF our own Importation;
Britannia coffee and tea pots, castors, pitchers, &C.,
great variety of first rate quality;
A large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius & Co.'s
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers, gran.
doles, &c, gilt olive and damask.
And great variety Of articles not usually imported
for this market.
Assorted Crates packed for the Country Trade,
Ia the best manner, kept constantly ON hand.
Our goods are put up in the best manner oy careful
and experienced packers, and may be transported any
distance by wagon OF otherwise without risk of break
age. We take pride in referring TO old customers,
as 10 our packing and the good condition IN which our
sep2-5t H. MILLER & co.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby, given 10 all persons interested
IN The estate OF Francis Conn, deceased, late Of
county Of Rails, that the undersigned adulinsfratrix
with the will annexed, viii make application at the
November Term Of the County Court, or said county,
for fnal settlement Of her administration of said
estate. NANCY CONN
sep2-4w Administrators with the will annexed.
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HANNIBAL JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, 80, SEPTEMBER 20, 1852.
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establishment. keep none but the best OF hands.
TIN AND SHEET IRON Mandatory and
i Stove Warehouse, Wholesale and Retail.
p. A. HICKMAN, corner Of Main and Bird
streets, has now on hand large uss9fi ie q Sook
Stoves, Heating Stoves, and every variety OF 10
ware, supply Of which will be kept constantly
en- hand, BY additions, as occasion may require,
Among his assortment are Tie following Cook
Slows.
A. coMSToCK & COS celebrated Prairie
State Cook Stoves, which VIII warrant Tor nse
years aud living Air Tight manufactured IN
living ln Tight, Casnaiasiussd5 IN sain,
Star Of the West.
Tie best Premium, (Pittsbufgh,)
California pIeu iuin. (Q1lney.l
ST. Louis Premiums
And others not mentioned
Also--A lOl Of Copper Ware, ar.t lin AMI Sheet
I,oa Ware. IN which Saa olegsd a 1edneed
! nrres for rtady pay. Csnniry mercl'ania ara
people generally, win End Il their ulefesa 70 ean
i here beloge purchasing elsewhere, iot whi sen
lowcl than any other house Of the Kind lnAHs cay
I Old Copper taken in exchange Tor wofk.
& Jobbing, OF every variety IN I'm, copper anu
$ Sheet Iron, duus at toe shortest notice:
Z feb2e ON Pea. hloAe'A's'
!. Is. s.. = 70 tls&.fisA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23

ToBACCO-Good to fine manufacturing SO O0a6 90
GO " shipping, 2s25a3 %
Seconds, ! 25d2 %
Lugs from 90 cents 10 81, as in quality.
WOOL, l59 %
WHISKEY-" Black Horse" Is
" Black Rooster" Is
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
HAYES & ARMSTRONG

n. B.-We wish to buy country jeanes, lin
sew, wooden socks, beeswax, feathers, bacon
lard, dry hides, rag carpeting, &c. II. & A.
ap22 ll -sep29
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
HANNIBAL
Mammoth Stove Store.

I'll. RIDGWAY is employed to.carry on this
establishment keep none bat the best Of hands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
General Scott in ISl:'

AZ the people are taxing 50 lnnch interest III
the ltr OF zen. Scott, W. present to day few
facts concerning his early M, winch W" OK
tract from his biography, published in PhlIadcI-
PIMA IN loli, Immediately after his splendid
victories OF Chippewa, Luudy's Lane, and Nj
agara. Tney will read with more interest, per
hapS, as they do not appear IN any late pubAca-
ton:
AT the battle OF Queenstown. General then
CoIoncl Scott exposed his person IN the most
fearless manner. lie was IN full uniform, and
being besides remarkable for his stature, was
evidently singled out as mark. lie WIS ad-
vsed by an officer to throw aside or cover some
part OF his dress; NO. SAID he smiling, ! irW
die IN my roJes.' Captain Lawrence soon after
fell, dangerously wounded, by his side. After
the battle was finished, an Indian came up to
Col. Scott, and, attenIWely surveying HIM, SAID,
"N on were not born to be shot-so many times
(hodng up all the fingers OF both hands to
count ten, $50 many times have | lcye.lcd and
fired my rifle at YOU"
The following is worthy the attention Of all
interested in knowing the means employed by
General Scott III recognizing the army IN
1919
"When the command, IN consequence of the
recall of Gen. Brown, devoI,e ed upon BrlCadler
General Scott, then only % years of age he
instituted camp of Instruction at RutIlIo, IN
which were taught those tactics which gave to
our army an accuracy and celebrity of move
mcnt which had never been displayed ON this
continent, either by British or American troops
The French tdciiYUe otthc battalion and line
was adopted. " thout regard to rank, all the
officers were vigorously duled by the cOmman
dung general III person; these then instructed
the rank and file; companies were then formed
and subjected to the same process; next bat
taIIons, which were also instructed by General
Scott in person; and finally the troops were
carried through the eyoutlons Of the brigade
and the llne with the same strict attention to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20

The Wings of Louisiana had barbecue at
Baton Rogue on the ID inst, which was one Of
the most IMPOSING and enthusiastic political
gatherings ever held in that State. Gen. Joseph
Bernard, of Baton Rogue, presided, assisted by
a number of Vice Presidents. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Harvey Hayes, Duncan F.
Kenner, Randall Hunt, King, Of ST. Landry,
Castelanos, Of New Orleans and Upton, OF
lberyllle. Resolutions were adopted raufying
the nominations of SCOTT and GRAHAM. The
following is the last of the series:
RCSoir"d, That according to tsr best Il our e
blluc- We pledge ourselves To sustain candidate.
ard maintain our principles, IN the confident hope
and expectation those candidates will he accepled
by a large majority OF the American people
A correspondent OF the New Orleans Bee,
who attended tie gathering, says" Il heard and
saw enough to satisfy me that harmony, zeal
and enthusiasm pervade the Wing masses, and
that they will relax no honorable effort to
achieve GROWING victory in November.
Boston Alas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
The British Candidate for the American
Presidency.

There was time when the movements of
the American Government, and of the parties
INTO which we are divided. found no svnIpathi-
zng in England. We we're rather passed by
with an air of supercllious Indifference: and
the questlon-who thinks Of the Democratic
Republic was always involved in that other
celebrated Review-"who reads an American
book y Far different is II now. Louis Napo.
Icon is not more IN the thoughts of English
statesmen than The Head Of Atiairu at Wash
ington. And all that is gong on here, espe>
callv Of political kind, Is now watched with
sleepless eye.
This extraordinary regard, however, to Amer
lcan policy, dates back only few years. Its
distinguished epoch is, the departure Of H,s
government from the system Of protecting or olCu
industry When England abandoned protcc-
ton, 1t became her ann at once to induce every
other nation TO do the same, that her new
scheme Of free trade might accomplish It's great
purpose of making all the markets of the world
tributary 10 her manufacturing -emlnence.
What an interest she took IN the efforts of
President Polk and Secretary Walker to break
down the tariff of 1912 and to establish as
they did substantially, the FIRE trade, Or as it is
Called the British tariff Of 1917! And what
distinction has attended that same Secretary
4
'"'No' I'' ms ''9.' ~ -" 'u'u, oo
~ H.; r'oo,'U ~ 'i"' ''"' '''
'ioN 'ooHo "pon 80 n' '.I' ny -,
w." mean Io,'u'' l'Id' i'nsiunu .ee'' ''ia'
,c NJ ~ .""N
vi 49,, ,,.o i,x ,La, -, H., ,;;l,,, 49,.
upon the doings Of the late Convention at Bal
timorc? Who can wonder that she expresses
very STRANGELY her opiulon AS TO the can1ilateS
soloc,od h. ,hoso cor,..n,,ans2 WIZ co,,
~" y! '''' ~"
Wohuer ulat SHE hhu an earnest letIiIS OF lei
lOwShlp and sympathy with the candidate OF
the Convention which ayOwpd free trIic as its
nol;cvo Who can vondor nj hcr und,sruised
~.
ucciat'uou' H,ht "e"' t''c nus "' "'St "'S "a
for has SucceSS'!'
All this Is true, unhlushlnuly true; mOrtlfy.
! inrlv ,ruo And the nerdinr nuest,on of the
,r..a po,,I,,,' m - 49, 80 L,L
.i"'' 'C"' =, Nv 20 ~ ''"-' '''N'
| Is vital 10 England we ocspeak llle aIlehtlor
| OF every thinking reader to the evidence.
Every intelligent observer is aware, that the
| lo,dinr moss oF cro,, Re-, ,in j. tho ~ onJor
| ~ ~ =. w. We
ItneS' iha very recent hu',ocr " tnal Jour
| nal u an elaborate article on the candidates iO
| the Presidency presented BY the two Conven.
| tisus ot BALTIMORE Attor stot,u,r tho moro
! , aI LlI.,- - H., f,,,s,,,; 49,
"'c"'H an" ""''ot'hSS W '''oS' WIN o"'ioi'S' ant
! expressing some vague opinions on thc SUBJECT
| the article in question comes more distinctly Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
The National Free soil Convention.

This body assembled in great numbers at
Pittsburgh, Pa, on the llth inst, and is com
posed Of the most variform materials, ranging,
in species, from Aboitioniss of the Garrison and
ABBY Kelly stamp, up to the more moderate
order of Buffalo platiormers. Hon. HESRY
WILSON, of Massachusetts, is President. and
there are Vice Presidents from 10 of the States
OF the Union principally Northern and West
ern States, of course, though virginia. Ken.
lucky and Maryland each furnishes V. Pres
ident. Hon. TITus HUTCHINSON of Wood
stock, is V. P, from Vermont, and our friend
L. WELSH, of the Brandon Post, Is one of the
Secretaries, alongside OF Fred. Douglass, who
is robably one Of the smartest chaps in the
crowd. There is no reason to doubt that the
Brandon Post will be in perfect blaze glory
Tor few weeks to come. 1t Is a pity the cor
responding Editor couldn't have been in Pitts
burgb. HIS heart would swell quite up TO the
busting point to see the pcpper-and- salt, sleeps
gray complexion of his GLORIOUS party.
1t If believed that Senator CHASE, of Ohio,
the man who lately made a fool of B. F. But
Ter, the Sandy Hill gospel tnancer, will be
nominated for President, as JonN p. Hale ut
terly declines the sell :"
There is likely to be some trouble about a
"patform," Uhc Buffalo affair being four years
DID, and quite antlquatcd for this "progresslve''
party } and about new name, which is regard
cd as "somc pumpkins" The tclegraphc dis
pitch in the ~ Y. Times of yesterday, informs
US that the Platform Committee are divided
between Free Democracy" and Friends of
Freedom" for the new christening. 1t is man
lest that the party means to be "bcrn again.
at any rate when, as in the supposititlous case
Of the senior Mrs. Weller, mentioned in Pick
wick, it will probably be 'put ont to nuss."
The telegraph to the Times also says "a
young girl addressed he muittude from The the
otcr steps," and Erred. Douglass is addressing
the ladies at Masonic Hall" This dispatch is
dated Aug. II, 9.lj +. NJ, Pittsburgh" and
adds great enthusiasm Is cvlnced." At quar-
ter past ?. NJ, "young girls" as a general
rule, ought to be at home and abed, but when
"the Country Is in dlnger,' and ''the Union is
to be saved" considerable latitude should un-
douhtedly be given TO young girls on The Mea-
Ter steps :" and Fred. Douglass should be per-
mitted to "address the ladies" TIL, at least, lie
can find one to ''accept his addresses" These
are undoubtedly Revolutionary times" when
neither sundays nor SEXES are recognized If
the Free Soilers, or Free Democracy, or Friends
of Freedom, should fail to bring things right,
this time it will be necessary to pause and re-
fleet.
On the whole, i. seems quite probable that,
with young girls addressing the multitude from
the steps of theater, and Fred. Douglass mes
merlsing "lady" audience In Masonic Hall,
this Free Soil, Free Democrat, or Friends of
Freedom, National Convention. las they shall
finally conclude to chrlstcn themselves must
produce something of a sensation In --- Pitts
burgh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20

nominated, Except, of course, bis Northern
wirc-pulling friends) it was lucky hit to get
him on the course Mr.. HALE, a jolly chap as
he is, and 'snart as a steel-trap' is equally
ultra against Southern Institutions" and is
just the man for the Fred. Douglas and Tap
pen stripe of Abolitonsts to nominate, who
think, and say las Douglas did in tins very
Pittsburgh Conventon) that the best way 10 get
rid of Slavery is to hang shareholders. A Mr..
GEoRGr w. JULIAN, of Indiana, was nomna.
ted for Vice President, and "long may he
wave !"
The PEOPLE of this Country will repudi-
ate and spew out of their mouths all these nom
nations, and confer the high honor of the Pre-
sldency upon the long-tried, true hearted, Ma
tonal, Patriot and Soldier, WiNrIELp ScuTr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
Scott in Danpbin County.

An intelligent gentleman who has recently
visited various portions of our county, informs
us that the feeling among the people IN favor
of the Hero of two wars" Is universal, over
leaping all party barriers and sweeping down
all opposition. The volutccrs who served un-
der Gen. Scott, In the late Mexican War, ant
their fathers who fought side by side with Inn
in the last war with England, are all for then
old commander, and Will now follow him to CIV
lc conquests, as they then followed Inn to the
brilliant military trumphs, which covered thu
American arms with glory. In one township
an old gentleman and his TWELVE SONS, al
Democrats, have declared their determination
to vote for Gen. Scott; and we could give
scores of similar instances TO show the unanl,
NIFTY with which the people, irrespective of par
~, support the scared veteran who has carried
his conntrys flag in triumph through ahun'
bred hlrd fought battle fields. The fact Is
there is no limit to SCOTS popularity in Dau
phln county. Hundreds Of Democrats in liar
rlsburg and throughout the county, will rally
to his support. and there Is no telling what his
majority will be. Last week we put 1t at IL
hundred. Now we have every reason to be-
hevc that it will exceed fco thousand! If the
other counties in the State do as wei as old
Dauphln, the majority for Scott and Graham II
the State will not fall short of twenty thou
sand Harrisburg Hing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
The Free Soil National { onvention.

We were entirely at fault, last evening" in
our prediction as to the nominees of the Free
Soil National Convention, at Pittsburgh Pa.
That sublime conglomeration of Patriots nom
mated joins p. Hale. of New Hampshire. for
President after ALL notwithstanding the posi-
tive protest of that gentleman against such a
proceeding. New Hampshire is a wonderful
State Containing the ,uorSt trtremes of pro-
slaveryism and abotlonIsm, she is selected as
the only State fit to furnish candidates for the
Presidency! The dough-idce Locofocos and
the ultra abolitionist have both gone 10 that
State for their candidates A funny State
isn't II! The few records that are preserved
of the political life of PIERCE show him to be
a good deal more ultra Free Trade Southern
locotoco, ION the question of Internal Improve,
ments especially than John c. Calhoun him
sol. aaa though nobody ''oow T. whom be was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
Curious Anccdotc OF General Pierce.

Every body knows that Gen. Pierce tainted
IN the battle of CoutgeraS, Yet few know what
he did with himself or what was done with HIM
after he "boced over" Some of his brother
officers, It seems, are disposed to throw wha.
hight they can upon that comparatively obscure
portion OF his brilliant history. The following
Is from that highly respectable paper the Butia>
10 Express:
Lieut.. W. Rown who served in Mexico IN
der Scott an an officer of Dragons. consider
ably astonlNhcd the Broadway Hall ratification
meeting the ether evening, by mentioning hat,
IN the hattie of Contrcras, friend of his, now
br"Net Captain Thomas Sweeney, had his right
arm shattered by bali Sweeney looking ah.1;
for assistance, saw a man in the nelght.orlng
ditch, lodging the enemys shot. lie went to
hun and asked him for a drink. The 'Nrtiul
dodgcr,' handed him flask. Sweeney took it,
and 10 his aslonlshment saw that the wan vas
Franklin Pierce! Brown offers to b1.4f up the
athdayltS of u mocrafic officers as to tins fact.
Louisville JoWHaL
lTGen. Jackson always has poor opinion
OF Gen. Scot -Lorotoco paper.
So Cas- led, then, did he, when, as Sec,eta .
~ OF Wdr, he wrote 10 Scot, At the time lack o
son appointed olp 10 proceed 10 SoHth Carol
ma 10 settle ne uaAheduop d'iculues. mt
GtI. .ack~o7 lao FULL CNttDENCE n
Ing -3sgnsn, srC ci-c.ettu1 - Eo>-op iIQS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
"The Ball is rolling on"

The Detroit Tribune says that At Scott
Club, formed last week, not over twenty miles
from Detroit, TWENTY-TIIREE Democrats
who had, up to that lime, voted the Democrat
ic ticket, came boldly forward and registered
their names amongst its list of members, and
declared their unalterabe determination to vote
for the hero of Lundy's Lane, and to do all in
their power 70 promote his election. There
are many more who will follow their example
Amongst the officers of the Detroit Scott Club
are three OF the most prominent Democrats IN
the State. We refer to Gca. Williams, Col
O'Cslahan, and Major Kearsley.
A Scott Club has been formed in Lysander,
Onond4ga county, n. Y, consisting of %
members, all of whom voted against the Wings
at the last Presidential election.
The Cambridge Qndians) Revielle contains
letters from Joseph II. SwoPe, A Shepherd
and David Carson, heretofore Democrats. but
who now declare themselves against Walpole
and Cor Scott.
Ephraim Little, a prominent Democrat OF
Preble bounty, Ohio, is out for Scott and Ora
ham. SO also ia J. ID GH'er, aud renter
o. oih.Ts 10 is Roe v !.