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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
TO RENT.
Ribbons.
NOVICE.

NOllOI.
rs hereby given that the next annual meeting
[ of the Stockholders in the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad Company, for the election OF
Directors, will be held in the city OF ST. Joseph,
county of Buchanan, and State of Missouri, on
the first Monday in November next. Done by
order of the Board Of Directors.
WASHINGTON JONES, Secretary.
sept0-td. August Is, a. ID. 1907
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
Notice

To The Stockholders in The Hannibal S ST. Joseph
Railroad Company.
TAKE Notice, that at a meeting Of the Board
of Directors of said Company held in the
CITY of 81, Joseph, commencing on the 18th day
Of August A. D., 1852, the following resoiu-
ton was passed, viz:
"Resolred, That an additional call OF ten per
cent Of the Stock subscribed, be made, payable
on the 18Th day of November, A. d., 1872, at
the Office of r. f. Lakenan, in the city OF Han
nbal, in the county of Marionj and al the Court
Houses in the following counties respectively,
viz. Buchanan, De Kalb, Clinton, Caldwell,
Doviess, Grundy, Livingston, Linn, Mvson'
and Shelby; and that notice be given IN the PUB
lie news papers published in the counties
through which The road ia to pass iif the man
ner prescribed in the charter" Done by ordel
/ NJ the poarl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

,rOBACCO-G Good to fine manufacturing, 50 0Oa6 OF
" (" shipping, 29hc3 :.
Seconds, 2o"E ~
Lugs from 90 cents 10 81, as IN quality,
WOOL, 10y ~
WHJSKEY--" Black Horse" IL
Black Rooster" Is
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
fHOS. s. MILLER,

DEALER in lumber, shingles, latis, cash, &C., &c.
IL Office atlhc Counting room of Miller Il Pogus's
Lumber Yard on tie Corner Of Hill and Third streets,
HaHnihai, Mo.
HarLiba, Jnue TO- 1s52.-H
rios. s. MttLxRs aro. n. roours
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
OWTs IV0NVV'TWIIN
HAYNES * ARMSTRONG.

n. B.-We wish to buy country jcanes, lin
sey. wooden socks, becswuX, feathers, bacon,
lard, dry hides, rag Competing, &c. II. IA
np22 u -sep20
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
CI,con Goods i!

,Ir,rv FER CENT LEES THAN COSrI At THE CllEAI
CAEn SHORES ON Hinb: BETWEEN MAIN
AND THIRD STREETS. ONE Door
EAST OF THE ARENA STEAM
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

We say 10 The public, beware OF linimen's that arr
separated Ask only Tor the tue aud genuine VOLCANO
Oil Lniment. 1t is il sqaare bottles with the name
McI.eaD's Volcanic Oil Imminent, blown in the glass
Take no other, and you viii get a true remedy, ant
one which can always be relied on ....
~ The above Lmiment is for sale ~ Hannibal, b.
auI2 ]. l.. MATHEWS, Agent,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

nOWFRS, AND WEIGHTMAN'S CHEMICAL
/ WORKS We can now supply The trade with all
o,tc'ts from these works, as good terms as Mey can
he prornred in Philad, puia in small lots
w s,rtlG..Ny L. + WETZELL & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16
RUNAWAY MATCH The Paducah (Ky.)

IrrEsEsrtse RUNAWAY MArcH- The Paducah (Ky)
Democrat relates the following:
Our usually quiet city thrown into high excitement
Tuesday last, by the that MIR John G.
Smedey had eloped with the beautiful Miss Ann Ellen
Hodge, daughter of Mr. Berry Hodge) and gone to Me-
ropos Illinois, for the purpose of having the sken knot
tied whereby two fond hearts Joined in Mr..
Hodge gave chase but arrived just in time to be late
The father enraged to the highest pitch and demand
ed to his daughter. For time it refused-as he
was known to be man of very ungovernable temper.
But see her he would, and did He insisted that she
should return with him-she declined, preferred as
alteration took place between the father and husband
which resulted in Mr. Smedley's receiving blow
on the head with hickory stick from Mr. Hodge, and
Mr. Hodges being shot in the arm by Mr. Smedey This
ended the matter. =[,.-.
The father returned to aducah and with all his family
except the daughter left Texas the next morning,
whittier he was on the evssf starting when the eope
ment took place The parties all Of high respecta-
bity and the excitement that existed in the community
for time intense. The welded pair in our
city, basking in the sweets of the honeymoon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

The BRoApwAY RAILRoAD-After what seemed at times
to be an interminable squabbe among NewYork folks
the charter railroad through Broadway has at last
been granted by the Boards of Aldermen and the docu
ment only awaits the signature of the Mayor to
become law. MI, Pick, of the Pick has drawn up the
following rules and regulations to be observed when the
railroad is completed:
All owners of stores, facing Broadway, will enlarge
their shop doors admit the head and shoulders
such horses AZ are compelled TO turn around. ~
Fat gentlemen, aud ladies wearing bussels must walk
through the side streets. -4 ss AZ
The sidewalks will be- narrowed to three feet in width
and pedestrians thereon will follow each other in Indian
file. H'Ts se
Broad grns and every thing tending to produce lateral
expansion, must be avoided
The railroad cars to occupy the whole centre of the
street. including the two sides to within six inches Of the
curb stone. All other vehckes to keep in the six
inches space specially allotted to them by the company
These fares will be reduced to sxpence for which the
public will be packed the Centre street and Bowery
principle Obese ladies and gentlemen poodle dogs tee
graph poles market baskets and lamp posts to be exled
from the puriieus altogether. . i 80 H7
Barnums band shut up, the music not only makes
the public mad, but cross also
The company always to bear in mind the philosph
cal definition Of the wedge and try their experiments
the MasSes,p -7N '7s' N''-'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

FROM Rio De JANEIRo-D Dreadful Irdgedy-By the ship
Caroline arrived at Philadelphia the BamoreSun has
received the following communication, dated Rio Oct 13
We are now having much rainy weather. but with it
little sickness.
On Sunday last the American flags in the harbor
at half mast, caused by of the Of brig Emily
Jane, aud the death Of Capt, Foxwe her commander
well known and much esteemed old trader to this
port. So s25s
An awful tragedy occurred here last night-a father
murdered his daughter, and Englishman The
young girl had been wronged The thar discovered hel
shame; swore death to the seducer, the Englishman
found him with his daughters drove bullet through his
heart and dashed mady at his daughter with knife The
and brother placed himself before her and received
the blade of the knife his side The father .seering
almost maniac wanted blood wash the stain
upon his daughters honor, and with another plunge,
stabbed her the heart The Engishman died immedi-
atey the lived three hours and the daughter still
breathes but will not live The father highly respecta-
Bile Brazilian gave himself Immediately up to the author
tiles. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

Mr. WlBsrER's OPINION KossurH Professor FELTON,,
in article in the Whig Review gives an interesting
count of conversation he held with Mr. Webster, few
weeks before his DEATH In this conversation the follow
ing the Language which Mr. Webster held towards
the great Hungarian orator and patriot, Kossuth:
He spoke OF Kossuths eloquence with admiration of
its beauty and ingenuity. He thought his genius
derful and his extraordinary but that he
rather enthusiast possessed with the idea that he
political ideas not well defined, fixed, con-
sstent that he doubtless sincere lover his
try but poet rather than sound on nf-
fairs of state, and the condition Of the world.'n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

Wtily ot ny e1cceeQ AayA - II ~ Z ll
when think they IN Yes depsrytd !: ~ fs1l9,
/ don't wait upori the xisIs y ~ i IN ~ N ~
tertious vould be iissex ~ ~ I - = = -
of.fact msu--I nm. II Do thines 6e1ie1Say
once offered 10 attend y0unx ]5ty hS66 ~
seriously: tlbst 4. 4 rueans d xl1jt e - -
II she war,tcd NJ ske nsespeelf ~ = Nv. i
went home witl M ~ d II sysF - -
enigma to me Gijefher ste usa1Stf - y -,
she took nv arm snd ssid ~ z yNsrd. II 6eItIe
her q good niebt,r srd ske ssid ~ Z tSeIs i
met her aSaiS snd slSe envs ~ + - - IN,
4 strucE ~ a .yjsr.s 60 Il sNnr
offsudsd. sFIe IA sassd esy1Id T6x NJ IN 4 3 q
her teil W.. SIC 6esesd = - - ~
did II eiys 81. 1900 n 3 ~ ~ "
said she kevea Nonld ~ s. e 3 81 4 151fud
me 10 calf - Il bas evCy5 5syIss 80 s,sx statv
to mo vhetheY aiss vsrtssi - n sS7i ~ ~
once sew lady & ksr WirloT. aI shsn6ht
/ would cRIl! TdiI IenawfYsd IL II IS5v.
and was told that III - l,ot ~ EDfule. IN IL
pect she vas. 7 vent as1sfS 4ff1Ei.S II 4
rather think 70 stisI. L M kets salSiS. -
was offended. ..said 4 had Fl - - ~,
She reprosclei me for NJ -, III
slle thourht Ind bssn ~ a51Ifsff.'3 8 X5I fass
since wondered whether ahs se&5 SSrfy W ~
II lsdy onee ssjd ~ &c tISt s(5l = sl l5k1
10 be nsrriear 4 ~ cSsS{ ~ "a
husband, Who woald SD NJ ~. ~ IS
least Try TO- She 1kSSf ~ p S ~
could 1T j VIE 1bKs IN: RI II -
happy She said, 49, II ~ e. n -
meant what she said, - r IGIS 1uIa g
asked herH alses Thought ~ ~ ~ 4 ~
to marry me, ste said sIIssd ~ = ~ "a
I've often wondered seAS / excused ~.
: : = ssg
& D00GEMY At IT.--It wAs q ~ 41E r. - -.
soi, We believe, that he could w1ite sa4
any time, il be set himaeY doeg = r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

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1yTT1rn1yn mAo
.ss5a NUMNEfh X4O,
assss sef-s 80 u - ;lsli' 80 :.
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r-z--...x.-- " " n r.
~, -. nm, 80 Z .a
Ths Grove HUI AZ ssssstsr ssys thsrs y ve under.
An oid gentleman WING 1n the a1tolnng county cT
Monroe who's year, number nlnsty ne aitsndsd
party, near Caioofns snoss tine since and dsnesd
j. ne and saeefains.s q yoash ss.iy ss5oysd
the pleasure Of tipping the ns fantastic sosv
o. which We have At different tu.es seen Aiesd
" = wi II re1sr q 70 some o. these a
yaunary isss sred III y.s,s Va Pp;rdsn y Msrv
lana aied octooR iS4os s9sd 70 yeaf ~ iozV man
named Henry Fanesco died q whltensl N the seate
OF Newaork aged ls4 yesss He oest the drum az tns
Or Queen Apne and vas then sixteen yesH Of
he did not die q old but Of fever and aeue
John Van Hooser Of Jefferson county Tennessse died
At hts residence sbout the lat Of Gugu Aged l2
years
quite numbsr o @ esss. Of onsssy Tss
Part born In 1883 and died 1888 aged l5l ye BE
died not from decay OF disease q nDse orEan oussfo
dogence to eating and drinking He had lead AZ ssss
country H and enjoyed countfy ir and ezeresss eus
drinking soon finished him III body was ezannsd y
the celebrated Dr. Harvey dscoyrrer o the
o. the who nss sI AZ o. me
year, aitef tne aestn g Eefs- heaaz sen
y oie1 sesa loy ~
born N l5sl ~ alsa Y 1910 his sse rally
eaied ~ y sne ssess smops tns sasfns n. ~
sonn ~ w Es.ha. ,,s sa 49, e,
@ -. @ ~ 1z @ - ~
NofHay aged loo year, IN lisz MAD nsmed Drazsn-
ourg aos asa ID 70 me ysar 2 a,s
Laks rhss.hinses i ItsIy ssn.oa .eseass
ms ,s VIZ eEe oao ,.o a ..eu s yssls ~ ~ IN -
,ssd $50 yssrs man il the Island z oasa .ho,
A. A. .s s ~ n t M ~ ~ u q. ~ i epssA " ''A1s ~
u"y, sna ~ issulL ,s " ,;lS nSse ~ we ps& nsA&
slocs, nsm'a ~ u Dauie Askn out t9cced In tne SOU
.as ma HI =. ~
1ee nu,lng ~ ine hAa seyen
~ Wn,cn ne naa an AuMosr ~ eh-
anon, ~ h asr - @ oso ~ ~
States who 100 years Of age few years tinee
knew at Tuscaloosa, q man named Geeslin who was
reported as 100 of age He soldier ut Brad
docks defeat aud then taken prisoner and brought
walk from twenty thirty miles day. We know NOT Il
he is st living, but have mention Of his sath
kss NJ hasvsy Lar BSs i rssang =
useful discharge Of his clerical Duties the sge of Iii
This very year he presided convention Of the
the world who is able to discharge his clerical duties
A Mr.. Blakewel residing near GreenviIle N. o., wal
ored man named syphax. in fne Vigorous health was
living last year In Cumberland county Virgins, the
age Of III years Mobile Register
SINGULAR Irc,pErr THE Kelso Chronicle = psper
published in Scotland relates the following incidct in
the way Of letter writing which d
ceiyed from his James had sailed
;.sd T.; t,; ,; ~ ; Men M aei p s
the writer Observed that the current at ysry stnnc -
ward ireland. which suggested to him the incosins
letter N bottle and then dropping L into the water
Th X ;S an ne 9a,h ~ AZ IN
it was received through tho postoce by the L
whom it addressed the nrst Of October II csmt
1nciosed from one George Cook. chef 0oatmAn Coast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

FROM THE CAPE Coon HoPE.--We have already men
toned the arrival at Philadelphia of the U S.
st. Marys from cruise the coast of Africa She has
been absent months and arrived from Cape
town in thirty-nine days.
The St. Marys brings Capetown papers to the 26th Of
October The Great Britain steamer for Australia arrived
at Table Bay from Liverpool on the 10th.
The papers contain details of the Kar Collisions
between the troops mentioned but decided battles
band of the rebels from the colony Of Albany rout
ed by the force under Commander Barney and five rebels
killed Five guns were captured.
Capt. Hearne and two men Of the 18th regiment had
been killed by the Kat1frs
The St. Marys left at Capetown loading for Boston, the
American clippers sprnehook and Ocean Wave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16
LIRE WooD-PEL1CAN STEAM SAWiNG sgI'fii

L. WOOD YARD, No 100 Luvee Third District The
sigued fully inform asers Of vees hotels aud
fmis and the pnbt generally that they have
engine for the purpose Of SAVING WOOD lengths
purchaser will odsr The Of the Wood will
the lowest market the will br much
that will be nducement
will deliver the Wood the TWENTY CENTS cord
I'd of Wood pieces will only cost Sixty CENTS.
Orders the following places will promptly
OFFICE Place SeroAd District
AZ FSspGk co No 81 Camp street. Firs, District
At BARROS M. "a Old Iavee street, Second District
the WOOD YARD. street, THIRD District
Persons giving will please mention the number they
u stick Of Wood.
tsrs through the Post-ofiee will be promptly to.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

A THANKSGIVING DIvNER-One Of the largest family
gatherings in this State took place in the village of Hamp
den, at the home Of Benjamin Sweet, Thanksgiving
Day when fortysx persons sat down to dinner. There
were present the father aged eghtythree years. all his
and daughters Of the former and six Of the
latter twelve Of whom married had their wives
and husbands with grand children and two
great grand children clergyman and his wife and
other neghbor completed the list They all formed about
the old hearth stone and received the old mans blessing
The cradle in which the thirteen (he number of the
original States Of the Confsderacy) ali rocked
brought forth, and the whole related to
particpator says the Bangor aine) Mercury most
impressible and joyous.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

LucHY EscApE.-The Hunterdon (NJ.) Gazette states
that miraculous escape from highway robbery occurred
recently near Locktown Hunterdon county. Mr. Elisha
warfoad, in anticipation Of going journey, had q
large sum of money about him servant in his employ
took the horse and carriage also and hat often
by Mr. w. As the servant returning, some villain
secreted along the fence fired at the who greatly
resembIed Mr.. W. The first attempt to fire the guu ex
poded the cap which caused the horse leap suddenly
throwing the driver to the bottom of the wagon
discharged through the wagon and would have killed
the driver had he retained his seat. S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

THE IcE TRApE-The exports Of ice from the port Of
Boston for the month ending November So have
follows To East Indies l15s tons South Amsr,ca 7so De
marara 200, Porto Rico 100. Rio Janero 81 St. Thomas
25, Nassau 81 NewOreans 2ls5, Mobile 245 Baltimore
40 totafor November 1854 toms Previously since
uary I, ss,sA6 tons. Total this year, $3.50 tons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

ORDER THE LoNE sTAR.-The Savannah Georgian of
tie 11th says: -. 5..- ~.
wing institutions in midst 1t already numbers by
the hundred and general sympathy pervades the COM
muny for the object of its labors and hopeend belief
in the success of its efforts division the order
was instituted in this city Wednesday last under the
name of Angela Division No. g. The of the other Is
Washington Division No At present the order is ma
king preparations for celebration the 30th inst
procession will be formed and an oration be deliver
ed by c. D. Tefft Esq The aston will be one Of much
interest, and will no doubt be largely attended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

SulcDEsA dreadful tragedy occurred few days since
on board the steamboat james Mngar while the pas
sage from St. Louis to louisville Among the deck pas
sengers family composed of Daniel Street. his wife
and four children When Evansville the wife sud
denly seized her youngest child an infant. and jumped
into the river with It. The husband Immediately eaped
after her and all three sank to rise The three
remaining children taken charge of by the passen
gers and landed at NewAbany in the of their
grandfather Nearly sixty dollars contributed by
the passengers for the support of the children. .
Mary Cynott, young English woman Of respectable
connexions died at Washington on the 9Th from the Of
cts Of dose of corrosive submatc. The dis
appointment in love. sES. II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

RAiLRoAp IRoN.-The NewYork Tribune states that q
purchase of 900 tons English rails has been made by
Messrs Gilbert johnson, for the Wilamsport and Ell
mira Railroad The Cleveland Herald notices the arrival
there of two thousand of iron the
and Upper Mississippi Railroad three thousand tons
the Belleonane three thousand tons for the Junction
eight thousand tons for the Norwalk and Toledo and
four thousand for the Columbus Piqua and Indiana
sides other quantities the Lake Shore and other roads
centreug there This iron is shipped to Cleveland be
cut and Is then reshipped for Its several destinations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16
EIOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S -
LANDING MlLLIKEN's BEND LAKE PROV L@&ss5.ts @s&ksA.

NATOIIEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sAHA, BATON <uUoL DON
hLDSuNviLE all intermediate landings Regular Week.,
pre.ton paeks. ssamsr sAXONThe new and esgant
SAXON j. H. will leave for the
landings MONDAY mber O'Clock
Monday thereafter throughout tho For freight
passage apply board, 7sst
STROTHER& Il BROS, Agents, IS Poydrns
River with the privilege
esnippng vcksburg will Clerk the
early Saturday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

FTNO PROPERTY OWNERS, STEAMBOAT
CAPTAINS, PLANTERS, etcThe undersigned would call
attention the celebrated BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
which acknowledged FREand
PROTECTOR painting every scrp-
ton. The public call
".i' ~ g. CtBoGERT & CO., 10 Camp street,
StRtss Of snna,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

N EDIOIN Eo.-.r y MASSEY, Druggist -.
full and fresh supply of MEDICINES selected with
care and carefully eIamnsd By myse Quality be de-
sepl II door oc. st. Charles ind Gavier SITS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

PERsEvERIse THIEF-A negro woman committed
to Jail at Charlestown Va about ten days ago. charged
with stealing feather bed from Mr.. Thomas Parker.
The Spirit Of Jefferson states that Saturday night last
she managed to escape from the jail and at made
her to Mr. Parkers and stole the identical bed from
the room In which it used aud after tearing and
cutting the tick into Fragments threw the feathers and
all into sink the premises, when she returned again
to the Jail and demanded admittance fugitive from
iustica. z q ... allE ls-a-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

TNHE SUI scr ,bers have on hand and offer for
II sails, bales YucATAs Toes CO.. few p Ives and
MOoTE IND super
tels. Apply TO fnoy2si BARELLI co VI coamon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

4 SLOIHlNG ESTABLISHMENTS .--TAYLOR,
HADDEN CO, 68 Canal New ems, a4s
N wYork, have
CLO1ilNG SHIRTS ANDfURNiSNG GLODs o. the 5s stylrs
ited for b. count md city trade, winch thsy offer dse
lib raj terms, if-a y nos29
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

@0sHEN BUTTER-b0 frkins prime yellow
selected in store a. j. .i HART co.s Toupoulassrsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

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GROUND IN OlL2OO kegs Of as 50 100 each, Of this
Fire and Weaherpoof Paint and for sale by
oct9 G C. B0GERT Co., ~ Camp street,
~ Louiiisns, Alabama, M,sssippi and Tsxas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-16

,Acer-
fstin,t Ell
!iectnal d
prom pt
remedy
for Diar-
irnfa.Dy-
ntaHH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28

On Wednesday last, Mr. VIM. II. Miller
and Mr.. james Mcdonald had an alteration
on Back Creek, in relation to some rails which
had drirted on the lands of Mr.. Miller, who
claimed the rails, which were also claimed by
Mr. Mcdonald. Mcdonald was knocked
down, and Miller was told that he had killed
him. when be (Miller) Immediately fell and
expired. Coroner A s. Chambers held an
inquest upon the body on Friday last, when
the Jury rendered verdict that the deceased
came to his death by previous indisposition
and present excitement" Mr.. Miller had
been subject to disease of the heart.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
TsIBU re OF RESPECT.

Alta regular meeting Of Mechanics Band, No /,
l. Q, U, u held at their hall in Nartinsburg, on
Friday night, April Esd, 1859, the following Pre-.
ambe and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God to remove
from amongst us, our worthy and much beloved
Brother BENJAMIN McMARiS who was instantly
deprived of his life by the explosion Of the boiler
OF IAN Engine, in the service Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company on the evening Of the
10th instant.
Be 1t therefore Pesolrsd, That in the death Of
Bro McAlARIS. our Order has suffered an irrepar.
able loss. and society aworthy and useful member
aud we deeply sympathise with his afflicted widow
children, and relatives in their bereaveinent-he
was an affectionate husband a kind and indulgent
parent and by nature generous and true.
.None knew him but to love him,
tfs fn None named him but to praise" ~
Resoleed, That in token of our respect and re.
membrance OF our friend and brother. we wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the space Of thirty
days. and the hall be clothed in mourning for the
same length OF time
Resofred, That copy Of the foregoing resolu-
tions be signed by the W s., and r s., and furn-
ishcd TO the widow Of the deceased
Resolved, That the resolutions he published in
the Nartinsburg Gazette and Virginia Republican,
ARTHUR NJ BRATT, w Sire, protein.
WM. WHEN, II. Sec'y.