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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
THOMAS WC
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate in Han.
fFf TiibaI ftY

WHEREAS, on TIE ninth day Of December, 1877,
w William P Owsley, by his certain deed Of trust
Of that date sod and conveyed 10 Robert +. Lnkenan
and Charles W. levering Two Lots Of ground ~ The
city Of Hannibsi and state Of Missouri 10 wit: those
two lots known as Lots numbered seven and eight in
Block numbered thirty in said city; and as by
said deed they, The aid Lakeuan and Leyerng we've
authorised to sell said lots Of ground 1.-THE said city, 10
the hghes aSe best bidder for cash, 10 The said
Owsley didaot a me time pay certain notes named in
said deed became due, witnn sixty days thereafter,
pay eli and discharge the sanP-sad NOES being gigen
by said Qwsey TO Jamison Samuel-ana as before the
Undersigned eoGld sell said properly by the terms Of
said deed, hey By the same required TO give tween
iy days Eabic ao!ioa Of the tuna terms and place Of
said Sale aud Of The properly TO be Sold In news
paper printed in Hannibal
All which wiz appear by The Record Of said deed,
the same having been filed for record in the Office Of
he Recorder ioT Marion county, Missouri on the 18th
dav Of December ls47. and beitg of Record In said
Office in Book n for recording yances &C. pages
353 aud a5i And as said O.ysley did not pay Of or
discharge said notes any Of them OF any part OF them
as tbey seyeialy became due or within sixty davs afsr
they or any Of Them became due and as The assignee
and holder Of sa notes has required the undersigned to
sell the Aforesaid lots for the payment Of said notes
authorised by said deed. Now this is 10 give notice
hsi, pursuance Of said deed. and ofhe premises Ne
the undersigned, win on the i7th day Of Apd 1852,
aelween the hours OF II O'Clock Ia the forenoon and
o'clock in the afternoon OF that day. before he EIn1y
House door N the said city Of Hannba pabe Ven.
due, expose to sale to the highest aad best BIDDER fo
eask in hans, all she right fills Interest and estate
The said William 0Nsley and 10 those two lots n
pieces Of land, with tho Improvements theFecn know
as Lots seven and eight, In Bleek No Thlrtyseve,
of Sid city. The purchaser al said sale To reoeiy.
from the Undersigned deed, In pursnaHes Of the au
tboTty vest Ell in them By the deed ifs above narsd
Hannibal, Feb. 20, 1881. Ns
\ R. +. LAKENAN
!, maTeS-4t CHA w. LEvERING.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

The Missouri members of Congress are pre-
pairing bill to exempt railroad iron from duty
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENTi
Great Scientific Discovery, which presents
q 10 The Medical Faculty, Honor-To the
Sufferer Joy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
zRo Re NC IND clsailor.o Il MsKEMMY

~ Tue 1oHllulsfaifiA anu CleultoISo OF -hChEhihA
" SMARSHEf, decd. III ntaN f
Having been appointed By the Iafion county court,
commits sonerto eudt end allow demands under 800
tend at the Reeoraer's Office in The civ Of Hannibal,
in said County Of Marion, Oh Tuesday, The 30tb Of
March inst, from 10 A. M. until p 81 OF that day,
10 audit and adjust such demands against said Estate,
as may be presented. u. g. DRAPER, Com'r.
HAkEIBSL, March 10, 1852, mar1S-2t =,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

This Volcanic Gu which is the basis Of The Lini-
meni il procured from the bowels Of the earh placed
there by All-Wse Providence great healing agent
for the and benefit Of mankind and BY them 10 be
appled 20 the useful domestic animals placed under
their charge. and which become liable to diseases and
accidents fem their DEMONSTRATION. II is 10 be found
in various parts OF the globe, wherever volcanic or
burning mountains have ceased 20 exist but which may
easily be known from The desoaiion and destruction
which surround them. Along the base Of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains near Salt Lake Mormon City, il
can be pouring forihgrom he ceffs Of those inn
ease piles Of rocks shattered BY volcanic eruptions
Many persons who have travelled BY land to CaIifoT-
MIA, may have observed oiv substance floating or
the surface Of springs Pools and Lakes while in other
places the water would appear clear butt upon stirring
IT, Che ground being saturated with this OIL the sur
face became black in colour and greasy as far Had
the virtues OF this Oil been known many bold pio.
necr would have been relieved from the angui.h vface
rated limbs and spfaned joints. attendant upon crossing
those rugged and rocky mountains.
| This Volcanic OIL upon chemical analysis is found
20 he composed OF several powerful ingredients one Of
Which is naptha, well known 70 chemists and phyri-
clans one of the chief stones Of The great
lite saving euifce .sa.sy Bringing
1 comp ietion. This. when combined with some OF the
most soothing and powerful remedies known in the ma
terra medca, form Eminent far valuable and
sarerior 10 anything that has been discovered OF
offered 10 suffering humanity
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
Tnhimr iIle rishI sinmd.

NWshsye seen a Letter from Hon. G. Porter
49, In which he says the Representatives of all the
neNStatcsiEe a unit9Un the ennd'qaestiOn' and
R8ure, determined to have. justice or know the
&Sxeason, Sfiis energetic union Of Interest will
ioipsue, success ~. a,st ~ --.e qHu1H /
= ,S7ss9A negro v oman belonging 20 Mr.. VIM
p. ,o0sley.ef'this city, hung herself last We'd
=, spssaay nghs week. No Gauss known.s q
- aE8ud "A I iisss - iisS tdi
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JOY AND REJoIGIN G
and years from
Cancers, Old Sores, Bruises, or Rheuma.
tism

At last the balm discovered 70 give the relief To
that ttere is disease requiring external applica-
ton 10 which McLean's Volcanic Oil I.inment Is not
applicable. and by rising will surely remove In dis
SADDLE OR COLLAR CALLS, it enters info the
circulation, loosing the contracted sinews, giving
strength TO The diseased paris therebv enabling them 10
eject any corrupt matter that may have become secfeted
/ fiom various causes accidents.
IIP The Evidence Has Arrived. rH0
/ TO ]. Fl. MCLEAN, Proprietor Of McLean's Volcanic
oil Liniment:--
DEAR SIR:--The bottle Of Volcanic Oil LiEiment
which received from yoa, has performed wonderful
cure me. inwelve hours AFTER the accident, the
swelling all gone, and was entirely well, aiien-
ding 10 my duties as usual expected 10 have been
confined Tor weeks il certainly was severe pain.
take much pleasure in recommending public nolica
| that which know 20 be an valuable Eminent
/ Yours ResDeetfnlv.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

RAILROAD IRON TO BE EXEMPTED
FROM DUTY
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
Who is Going to Californis III

VINO IS Going 20 NaIHo1nI3
FISfif subscriber has an hand, California Cook
Il Stoves Camp Kettles, Frying Pans, Plates, Coffee
Cups Pans, maleof helsy lin, expressly fof Tie trip
'''0 fsbfs-at CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
&Wu ia = sHes HIRlM McVElGH.
Hannibal, March %, issisns tsss (aprl-lf),

Hiram keveigh respectfully invites his old friends
ard the public generally 10 cell and see him at the
store Of his sou, Immediately opposite The Messrs Brit
tihghams' Drug Store and next door 60 Che Rev MI
SIC Elfoy's Book Store, where he viii give them goods
cheap ne beieses 10 the old adag e. "a nmhle en-
nv ]. better Than dow khnn,,-and will &C, n1..ii
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

Height of inquisitiveness--To climb to the
house-lop and look down the chimney TO SEE
what cne's neighbor has for dinner.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

FreIgAGs TO New Orleans
Are lower. Rates are-@ for FIohr, 4O9a5e Pork
659Toe Oats and Bran, 25S30c; Corn, s5lOe
Hemp, 81 2 tonj Tobacco, 81 80 q hOsshsad.
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: tCIIUtH N
FA IL AN d INTER
EsTlsAYED OLE STOLEN.

JEWELLERS,
Main street, near the NAPLES House,
Dubuque.
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More Forgery.

From the Boston Times
The Concord NJ Patriot Of the 9Th ms ant,
contains the following exposure of The most
shameless, infamous forgery that ever
heard of in any political contest in this
country.
A Scott campaign paper called the 'lshmus,
published in New York under the direction Of
Slievegammon Robinson and Greeley, publish
es the following letter;
A LETTER FROM GEN: PIERCE.
CoScoRp, NJ IL. June Z, 1852.
MY Dear Sir,-Your telegraphic dispatch in
f rming m, of my nomination by the democratic
convention at Baltimore as The candidate of our
for the presidency, cane daily 10 hand. A
laudsbe ambition divcsts the expression Of ego
t;sm, when | say, that am re than honor
ed 10 be selected as the standard beare, of our
ciusc in this gr, at c''untryef ours. We will 90
into the canvass with every prestige of success,
on account OF the part took as commanding
officer in the Mexican war, and we will gam
great strength in the Eastern and Atlantic
States because Of my uniform opposition in ey-
cry public capacity | hive ever had the honor
10 occupy, to the clamorous demands of the
I Western people for appropriations for what they
call their 'sIarbor and River improvements
bat which in!my view is merely system ii
! plumber designed to feed a set of hungry Gal
! piHns out of our nat onnl treasury.
| The papisis will naturally be more or less op
posed 10 our ticket-out let them 20. We new
or could depend upon them with any certainly
and Il ey are biso:cd set, that We can get along
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GROCERIES.

THE undersigned having returned from tho Saifh viii
aIarse extensive stock Of Groceries, we'll aJaptes
tor the Fhl ana Winter trade, now prepared ~ sell nj
wholesale or retail at as low prices any If,,se
me city o ubuqur and hnp.s give cnrc sstsiartiu
Ia the purchaser This stock Of goods il new and in
prime ordcr--cOnsi 'fing nj Orleans, Hawai-. Leaf
rushed, pnivcri4cd and clarified Sugars by the or
bar ell Golden SYRUP sugar house and ~ run Ma,
-; Imperial ginp,wdeT, Young h, srn and Black Tea.
~ IN fbeSt, haf chest, of various sig
,'ric and qualities. No L. Article prime Rio c, II e.
copper, l.ice, Ginger Salcraius, Stavh SerA star
md talaw Candies Varegafed har, shaving clstil,
md r'>in Snaps HiDtee currents, Haisis Figs Dates
i'runes Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutineps and Extracts q
lemon, Vcrrlla and Rose 6e iot ut Baltimore Fr.sl
owe -, sters Sar nes, scotch herrngs, picked Perrin
nackerell, mlr ktnaw lroit aud White fish; Peppe
'ance mix Pickles, Gheykins and Cais.up: a nry,
II Of fine grade smoking and chewing TOBACCO frou
4 Ii. boxes upwards; coTiiinoa plug smoking and fin
NJ T"bacco IN boxes or barrels; STAT Pipes Rryal,
Principe and yeary Cigars; Pipes stems, link WAl
boards, chnrns nts, Pals Sugar boxes Broous noF
ticks clothes Pins, b. dcords cothe Lines. Winlas Hs
and cablo Ropes IT vaslpus sizes ard qaalites
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping Var!
)akum, Saccins, Tar, Pitch. RuSin, Patty White Les e
md Oils, Pint and hall pint Fnsks and Tuluhler,
'mijohns e 'll"n and hull gallon Dried .ippl nj
Peaches preserved Fruits, iron, cbncalatc Grce
Nppes by the hb' Boston, Soda, Butter, Wine, arc
'ugSr Crack rs h. iia hbl Powder, Shot Lead, PGT.
nny Bag by the Bale, Bnckskin Aliitns and Clio, e
hoe Brushes and Hacking. English Dairy and West Ell
serve Gil ese, amt Stone WIRE good supply Of r inc
uperinc and Extra Family Flour kept constantly q
iand and warranted gesi by G.. l.. WEST.
4.
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without, better than with their numbers, yor
srnec as they're By bishops and priests ofth
Catholic church; and we nave plenty of strenut
,cith0,u h4m.
The constitution Of my own state very pro-
perly excludes these arrognaRt pr, tenders from
holding office and we should rej,ce that the
volnnta lily leave our platform
| The south consider safe for us at all event~
and it is thought by the most knowing polite
| ans OF our party that we can so manage the car
vass as to get the free s"il vote of the north o
at least good part of il, by promising
portion ut the government patronage to some
OF their leading men in case of success.
AN very truly yours,
FRANK PIERCE.
These Infamous scoundr-ls pretend to hav,
copied thus letter from Chca 70 paper puhlisI,
I'D July, and say that it shas been published 70:
righ' or ten weeks in thrpa?ers, and that Gen
PIERCE has not denied its penuineness, ant
that he dare not DO g There is no doubt tina
this is the workmanship OF their own hands, tn
it was never or heard Of here until IL ap
peared IN the "irshman' of the 9th instant
But whether it Is the work Of Robinson or not
II Is base Tor gerry, IN lde up out OF whole cloth
No such letter was ever written by Gen Pierre,
or seen or heard of by him, until it appeared il
This 81 ishmln." II b . is own eun,radictio,
mp IN IS face, every intelligent man will see
but the infamy of its authors is TO less on tina
account 1t s well known that Gen PiERc,
'var no here at the time it purports to have beer
written, and every line of it b, ars the impress
# forgery.
We copy this new forgery of these wretched
exhibit to the c"uniryanother INSANE.
,fthr reckless and infamous conduct of the fe-
ieral leaders. 1t shows that they will stop al
10 crime that they suppose will benefit their
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27
Law School.

A LAW sCHouI. will be opened, under the eIars,
"A Ut the sGNbers, in the city If Dubuque, the
first ter commeac. IN the first Monday ia Novel-
Der next and TERMINATE fhe la wee in March. =
il believed that such schl, properly conducted,
will he Ut great and adyantA.e ~ the student
fIaw, by afurding him facifies the want Of which u
inst II In our State As IL Is our airp 10 make tins
SclOo permanent IN s shsraSter aEa useful ~ those
Mho ma, enter IL, we will devoin 10 IT, during the term
our undy, led attention. The Course will eollsi.f Of
Lecture Elementary reading and Ex3linatiDns. A
Moot Cour, will We connected with his other exercs
.,ver which OLE, of us will preside.
The Text Boon to Used aro--Clitsv's Dlas kstone
KeDt,s Conueptar,. Cir, sncats Evlei,cs, stephens
Pleading, Story's Equi., Pie. tMg and jurisprudence
Particular attention with be giv, u The pfaetce uhoe'
Inc Code Of Iowa.
The Law Libraries here perhaps me nest IN the
1ate, and we llaye been kindly snred " me pIoes
'in, III the students have free fccess ~ lhcm
Good board can be had at from 81 to per -
Charge tsr term oave iaotls To b. pal. IN au sAce'
thirty dollars,
j. DYAR,
Dubuque, Sept. !. T.S. WILSON.
Letter. addressed to either both Of the above VIII.
DO attended
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N. v DESCEI.LES.

CORNER or FOURTH AND IOWA srREETs.
The p"s ss :" t t. n, his a"d
ries TO be obtained, either in the eastern or
outhorn markets, in The shape the very best liquors
,e had in this market.
Cardtai Cherry Winc Bsandy
rom 1880 of the best quality The first quality of
french and Cerman Wines, sherry. tlare', Madeira
md Malaga. The hest Now York and Holland Gin and
.um. The best Old Mp1onsal ala aph Cnci mai
Whisky, and Liquors OF all kinds a. oct ysoN Tia mpor
IN the seicc ti"n at his Imported liquors, N.
Descees possesses the advantages Of being French
an born and soarsd il the haart Of .he Wineries of his
lative country. He also has constantly hand and
tr sale-Suga-, New Orleans also Loaf aud Crush Su
gar, Coffee, Tea Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
soaps. star and Tallow Candles, No. !, Mackeral,
Dried Herring, Oatmeal. Oysters
Sardines Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Dry, Flower Of
Havana Cigars, Princlpes Reeal,as, double Rectied
iaeratus, Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers.
Vine Biscuit Pine Apple and Western Rest Cheese,
Starch, indigo Candles of all kinds, Almonds, Figs,
Raislns, Dried Pnms, Preserved Fruits, Alspice; Pep
pers, Nutmegg, Cinnamon, Salt BY the bag.
An VT
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political speech-making, in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Kentucky, and Indiana, $l5 40 per day, with a
prospect Ct an annuity for four years Of 25 900.
Extract from Gen. SCOTS Native American
Letter to Geo. Washington Reed of Philadel
phia, dated Washington Nov. 10th 1874
Should any considerable number Of my fellow
country men assign me or de sire to give me, q
prominent position before the public, shall
take time to methodze Jmy views IN the great
questions you have proposed. Those views
had their origin in the stormy elections
of the Spring of 1895, and were con
firmed in the week that the Harrison electors
were chosen in New York On both occasions
"Down with the Natives 1t was heard in
almost every gloup of foreigners, as the signal
for rGIying and outrage.
Fired 10Th Indignation, two friends sat down
with me in my parlor at the Astor House Nov
ember lS4O) TO draw up IN address, designed to
rallyan American party. The day after the cleo
ton set outfor the South and have neverknown
precisely why our appeal was not published
Probably the election of General Harrison rem.
dered its publication at that time unnecessary
| in the opinion OF my two friends.
now hesitate between extending the period
Of residence before naturalization and a total re
PeHt og0n acts 81 Congress on the Sutject-my
ri I'd inclines to the latter.
Conturring fully in the principles of the Phi.
ladelphia movement, should prefer the name
! of American Republicans, as in New York, or
Democratic Americans, as would respectfully
suggest Brought up in the nrin";s.cs 0. me Re-
v"'".:on-of Jefferson, Madison &c: - under
whom IN youth, commenced life, | have al
ways been called, have ever professed mysel
a republican, or wing, which with me was the
same thing. Democratic Americans would IN
clude all good nat,re citizens, devoted to our
country and institutions; and would not drive
from us naturalIzcd citizens, who by long resi-
dence, have become identified with us in feel
| ing and interest
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Sligo Iron x :; hardware.
FARLEY Il CHRISTIAN,

A T. the ir old stand, would inform
"A their customers aud others. tina,
they are in receipt OF a very
LARGE .4ASOR T.VE.S'7'
60 Or Heavy AND SHELF HARDWARE,
. CUTLERY, DC. &c.
which was pure has, d by member
Gt our firm in New York City, eA-
pressiy for this market.
Also, We have ON hand and expect
TO keen much more G tens i've n ,s,,rt
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BosroN, Oct. %.
The funeral Of Mr.. Webster is finally fixed
for Friday next. The body will be entonbcd at
Marstfield.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27
CONNECTICUT BETTER AND BET.
TER

The Hartford Times of Thursday coFrects it,
table Of the results Of the town elections
includes nearly all the towns that elect ofiic
ness.
OF the ninety towns heard fromthe d. mocrats
larry fifty eight-the wings thirty t,ro. TIL.
democrats have gained sxteen-the wings six
showing nett democratic gain of ten torns
compared with results last spring, when the
democrats had lrge majority.
These are splendid and gratifying results,
hough not unexpected The current sets strong
md deep, all through New England, and else
where, in favor of PIERCE and KING and the
democracy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27
A Whig Life OF Cen. Pierce

We understand that the Wing Central Com
,niftee have issued, and are industriously circu-
Iaring, biography Of General Pierce, purrort-
ing to be the production ofthe Democratic Com
nittec, and containing snch admissions as woulo
stablish the truth Of wing SANDERS We eau
non our friends az lin st this WING life Of Gener
Il Pierce. Washington Union.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27

of foreign poor houses into our blessed asylum
but they are easily evaded. The penalty for
ianding paupers is got clear of by registering
them under false names, and, when the shippers
are called on to account for the vagrancv oil
particular passengers, they produce their list Of
names, and thus give evidence of their limo
cence of the charge. In this way the guilty
escape. Recently load of paupers from some
English or Irish poor house was sent back &c
their anxious friends at home, much, it is to bt
hoped, to the Joy Of their old acquaintance.
Gun ASYLUM, THANK HEAVEN, HAS ONE sHIr
LOAD FEWER OF 1.-THE OPPRESSED OF roREIs,
NATIONS" AND OUR NEXT PREsIDESrAL con-
TEST MUST BE SETTLED WITHOUT THEIR WHOLE
SOME INTEREST AND VOTES INIT.
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PORK WANTED.

10nn WELL dressed Hogs wanted, one Hun
lOUO before the close of Navigation and the bal
through the Fail and Winter season, for which
tho highest ma liked price will be given cash at my
Wale House the landing in this city No 800, Heavy
we'll fatlened Hogs preferred Farmers do not fail
to call aud yor old friend West, who always pays
Won the cash for the products of your farms, aud W."
hopes always be able so TO do, by your seraI rron
,ge. Do not forget the place, 90" Steam Boat Landing
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27
ROnrtling House.

MRS. r. NJ. DICKSON would respectfully inform The
lNl cifizens of Dubuque that she has takel the larg,
and comnodinus House of MIR Maioney, situated az
Locust between 2nd and I'd streets just b. low The Al
len House would be dirty thank for liberal saIt
OF ruhiic patronage. Attached the house excea
lent well, which is an important de> u:n in pub
lie house.
oct. 9Th, daw Il.
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Yours respectfully,
CHARLES O'CONOR.

Shortly after the nomination | addressed to
the postmaster at Jacksonport. request to pro-
cure for me return of the letter, without dis
closing TO him its coHtents or my motives. On
the LIST Mr.. Flood returned it to me, attribut.
ing the delay to an accidental cause, explained
in this tie.
leave the whole original correspondence
with you for free perusal.
At the time General Pierce wrote the letter
to me he was not candidate for the Pes; dency
.lndeed he had refused to acqu:e -ce in he pre-
sentaiion Of his name to the q fillmore Conven.
ton. | have never seen him but once, never
before his nomination had any other correspon
dence with him than what is above related, o.
had any expectation that he would be n candi
date for the Presidency at the ensuing election
Thus it's tina. from the Ga ly walk and CONVEX
sation Of al honest man from his cnu,l and un
premedi;ated words and actions, there is ever
arising some ,nviricing evidence of his integ
r;ty-some etfeciual shield against misrepresen
tatinn
The annual ell lection IN New Hampshire wa-
held on the 9th March, 1852 The letter OF
General Pierce as will be seen. was writ
TIN shortly prior TO the 25th of that
month. He forbore to answer me until the
amendment aboshing the religious test had
been submitted to the people, and convection
had arisen in his mind that it would be adopted
"The wish was farther to the though t Though
it was not adopted, the responsibility for It's re
lection rests not upon the liberal and engh,en
ed citizen who always favored it. | am dear sir,
yours respectfully;
CHARLES O'CONOR.
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For Sale.

TIME pleasant Cottage Dwelling House and
fS<4 i Lot situate the west side of Clay street
.n.& south of and the Of y irte enih, and
well known the residence Of Capt. G. q. karrick
The Ha,lse containing six rooms, besides kitchen, and
- built with express reference to neaneSs and convent
ence in every part. The yard Is ornamented with
flowers and slruhbery in great VARIETY nd the garden
containing fruit Of various sorts There are TIVE
ciserns on the lot the walks and cellars paved and
The situation for easantncss is not surpassed by any
in the city.
For terms, inquire nfC. G. Hewitt. at the City Hotel
or al this office. Dubuque, July 1852 If
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, the wing candi-
date for the Vice Presidency Of the U s, voted,
whilst member of the Legislature of North
Carolina, against giving to the people the right
fal privilege OF eleciiny their own Governor,
and in favor Of retaining the powelia the hands,
Of the Legislature.