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New Series, Vol. 7---NO 9.

known to have been worn by a Cardinal or
Monk a century or two ago-No lady thinks
of leaving Italy without securing some of their
precious spoils. OF course, the supply of old
lace keeps pace with the rapidly increasing
demand How much of it is genuine will
not undertake to say. Every lady is quite sure
that she can detect tho antique from the mod
crn.
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Grand total,
S:},367,303

Total, s3,3s7 ,3O3! This is part of the
amount Of the public money plundcrcd under
the operation of the same "strict ctaccountabi.ity"
system of which the Locofocos are still in fa-
vor. If the people want some more evidences
of what the Locofocos meanb by 'strict account
ability" in public officers, they can have them
to order by electing Franklin Pierce and Will
liam R. King Ciercland Herald.
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LAcE.-Mr. WEED, in one of his agreeable
letters from Europe, gives the following notice
of the mania for fine lace which is conspicuous
among the forms of modern extravaganza -
"The ladies visited the principal Lace Man
ufactory, where the Brussels article Is made
and sold for sums of money that would fright
en- prudent people. What do you think, for
example, of trimming dress with lace at 50
so and $500 yard? But just now the rage Is
for old lace.-In Florence, Rome, Naples, We
nee, &c, &C, traffic in old lace is very active
Ladies look for it with more solicitude than ioI
any other article of dress. Neither lewelry o'
precious stones are SO much priced as lace
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delegates was the result Of free and ndepen-
dent Judgment, and not of stern necessity to
avoid dlssension and open rupture.
We have now no alternatives, but 10 abandon
ing glorously the exercise of the brth-rights Of
freemen, or to vote for sound friend and sup
porter OF the Constitution, whose whole life has
been devoted to his country as whole, rather
than to any particular section, and whose pol.
itca principles so entirely accord with the old
doctrines and sentiments of his party. For as.
sumo that no man vino has any regard for a
single principle ofthe Wing party, can be found
to cast his vote for candidate who personifes
the very antpodes Of everything Whig.
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gentleman, who, we have been SO often assured,
UStrict Accomtnhilitv.v

"Gentlcmen, you must nturn to rigid sys-
tenn of accountability, ant hold the public Off
GERS responsible to the law and confne the ex-
penditures within the limis of the appropria-
tons previously made by Congress-
So said Stephen A. Douglas in his Wash
ington speech, as an argument in favor of the
election of Pierce and King. To show what
is the ''strict accountability of Locofoco adj
minstratlons, to which Mr.. Douglas is so aux-
ious to have us return, We annex list Of some
of the public defaulters Under the two Locolo-
CO administrations of Martin Van Buren, and
James X. Polk -
Names of Plunderers. amount Stolen.
J. F. Wingate, Bath, Sl0,9S9
J. b. Swanton, do, 1861
ler. Clark, York, Pa, 27,090
II. Warren Plymouth, 1890
s. S. Allen, Bristol, 20,037
j. Swartwout, N. Y, 100000
Jesse Hoyt, 247 500
Robert Arnold, Perth Amboy, 1905
N. F. Williams, Baltimore, 36S. .I4S
J. Fitzgerald, Alexandria, 30,073
!. Muse, Tappabannoc, 33,2l9
J. Smith, Virginia, 1l,09S
Asa Rodgers, Camden, 81 .32l
}. Bloodgood, Wilmington, 22,527
r. Cochran, do, 1o4,847
Isaac Holmes, Charleston, l68,S72
Ed. Mounger, Savannah, 1924
X. Wall, do 114,S63
A. B. Fannin, do 43,50G
Andrew Erwine, Tennessee, 5S.937
Benz. Wall, do 22,325
w. Brown, New Orleans, I07,0ll
p. +. Dubourg, do 3G,92l
r. 6. Morgan, do 2l2,232
II. b. Trist, do G,63l
Thomas Barret, 10000
f. r. Hopkins, ST. Louis, l2,063
David Duncan, Mackinaw, 10000
Nathaniel DENLY, late navy agent at
Marseilles, in France, 10000
Major Scott, navy agent at Washing
ton, ID. c., SO 00O
Ell Moore, marshal of the southern
district of New York, 10000
Patrick Collins, surveyor of the port
Of Cine cinnat, 10000
A pension agent in New England, 1900
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Bragg's Imminent.

L. A person in ST. Louis, by the name of Mclean.
affecting TO n2ined with the ingredients of this
celebrated medicine, aud we!-knowng its great viz.
tues, has attempted something likek counterfeit. He
adopts specious and sells an Sole posse ssiug
none of the properties of the orgna In an ad, er-
tsement in to-days paper will be found the expose Of
Dr. Bragg on this subject Every one will agree with
us, that the Doctor pOurs the 'grape info this fellow
professions with very signal effect Weicam from the
st. LOUIS Signal that BIagg's Liniment st retains lis
deserved popularity. The entire sales during the last
year amount TO about million bottles All of the
best houses in the city certify TO its great excellence
Il Salem Weekly Advocate, May 90, 1882. '' ny
See advertisement in another column.
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GEN. SCOTT.

Thpsianti Sentinel relates the following
anecdCof the gallant old soldier, which was
recentcommunicnted to the editor of that pa
per, bl soldier who served in the Florida
TheIops had made a weary march through
the daynd selected place for their bvouac
during might. a party was detailed TO clear
the grod and erect temporary shelter for the
Commaet in Chief, who had not yet reached
the fro!r Shortly after the work had com
mencedeArrived, and riding up to the working
narty, llired what they were doing. He was
iaiormeby the leader, and Immediately re-
piled:
-"Wel ease WUIiS; A.r-+~.--> -saa,r no,n-
pany. nm participate in the privations of my
men. EI not have weary soldier perfnrr1
a momeissunneceSsary labor for my convent
ence."
II am Democrat" said our informant, 'but
l want tgote for General Scott for President"
On thdanp sod of the everglade, under the
open skthe gallant old chief slept with his
faithful ldiers, and their warm hearted graft
t,ide is rich reward Of his kind considers
ton. 49, $50
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tsER' ~ aeofT IN PRTyATE LIRE.

A Trii writSstas letter from Washington,
from VII We lake the following account Of
the charer ana bearing of the Peoples candi.
date for esident;
SIN losfs unal intercourse, lie is the most
easy anagreeable man in the world. He
makes nistinetion of person-7-senators, far
mers, Gsrals, children and all fare alike at
his hand The moment you hear his voice and
catch thdnd and gentle expression Of his gray
eye, youmiss every Thought of embarrassment
and entet once into CONVEX satiob as with an
old and ALTAR friend. In, cowd of ten
thousanGn, every eye would turf instinctively
to him 40 many magnetic needls to the pole.
Acknowledgements, living or dead lie is un-
doubtedhe greatest, while thoe who know
him bell IN their Hearts tha in all the
oualitiesa great, generous and god man, he
is secom no other. He is entirely national
in all hislws, and very far abovethat bitter
ness of " feeling which SO generally charac-
terizes tb.wio are only statesmen. He is
not, andeycr has been, prosriptive, as
thousand brave Democrats who ave shared
with hir rude comforts of the camp and the
dangers suiIerings of the battlefield will
testify
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COmmander.in.Chiei 81 tho Armr-

g. appears ii is not certain that in case Of Gen.
Ts election, Gen. Wool would become tbe
uander IN ,..zsC ths Army, as it would
s4ePenf The will Of the President. -. w ,s-
ingtorter says:
F"oedeath of Major General Brown, the
contesas between General Scott and General
Ga;ncthe one senior by brevet and the other
by linrank, which is precisely the case be-
t.weeirp. Wool and Gen. Twiggs. General
Wool neal rank dates from lS4l-General
Twlgsen 1916 brevet rank of the former,
1913 The latter, 1916. President Adams
appoit Col. Macomb Major General over
both ST. and Gaines, as seniority does not
establpromo;ion in the army beyond field or
regimal officers"
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IVUNDERLY \ -IIHNfsoN M,,oaf ,e,aTs,;,;

III
ofcyppcf, tn, and sl,et inn werk, such A. copper
pes ~ sanlgsa and distllltries, 6reconing cllh-
nHs sfl ieunialn copper kecs, Npll \ tistern pnn,
80 No ~ AAn ~, CT. - Cterfy. Manufachfe hgh
krn sypsantly Oh hand, Ppniun sicaaD1st and Hotel
eft5nS stoves, TN ware alvays Oh hsud.
f. G.. FELL, Manufacturer and iicilef IN ali
klnls ~ dfrr ang shge ihdns,, No. - s,cohi st.,
brtwecii owe and Pins.
SENFBR & CANEN DER, Wholesale dealers
= ~ is5vy riHi suIpr Br1rcfei, wbsls \ willow ware.
No. ~ y gnld sircit oppysini NWnr linvse.
X II PERRY 4 CO., Importers and Wnoe-
~ sale walters n llariwsre y Cutlery No. Bg aan,t.
EDWARDS, Wholesale aud Retail dealeg in
daple \ me ir5ccrcs, provisions, Tc8s, pure wucs
iofeeh aud domestic uurs, ad III other articles upper
tainng TO The business VI grer 3 W. Mah and
MARKET it,, oIvie e ud AaTkei, squaro lg0nidhe
Steamboat landing.
X. HUGHES & CO.. Wholesale dealers in
- hpt', Shoes s klnds u Shoe leather, % Man s
PALMER * WEBER, Publishers OF Music x
- dealers IN Piano fortes aud Musical insrnn1nis. No.
% FptItl Street. Al Urirs supplied At short notice, nd
at TIE lowest prices, Bvery s.tcie warranted. p.
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ADMINIsTRA TOR,s. NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned has
obtained fom The Clerk Of the County Ccmt Of
Rails county letters of admins ration upon the estate
of PLEASANT HUDSON, deceased, bearing date
July 9th, 1852. ...V .... '...f fff
All persons having claims against sa id estate are
hereby notified to exhibit hem duty auth enicated
cordng TO law, within year from the date Of said
letters, they may be precuded from any benefit in
said estate and If not presented within three years
from the date of said letters, they will be foreye.
barred. .II GILBERT, j. THOMPSON, 7
July 10, 1921. Admir-
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(, AZ We are credibly informed that few
h09rs alter the news of the passage of the land
Dill was received in this city that town property
advanced 90 per cent. Men who were anxious
TO sell town property, but could find no pur,
Joseph Gazette.
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READ THIS

we hear, and gladly hear, that the telegranb-
s8ePort That Mr.. Fillmore had advised his
ilds to 60 for Mr.. Webster and save tbe
W party, is not correct. We distrusted If
we FIRST heard it. It did not sound like
r.F illmore.--Rich. Whio.
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rTHuTH FRosi THE ENEMs

The n York Evening Post, a lemocratic
manor HI this language in relatln to the
Whig st,rd bearer =
"The e % General Scott is mos familiar
% the co y bot as politician or a Atesman,
norhans. Cd military leader THE is but
pUe man lp who enjoys as envia6le military
80 If fashe is ever to be envied, pd there
;sno 4 can soldier perhaps, save Washing
49, ms amore durable place in tlAhistory
.V", NV. Before he was thirtyears of
" o. o% Ss Earned imperishable honor ,on our
n.y. ,,h ho frcDtier. Through the midian of
h;a lie Tro ,steaiiy adding to their nuHer, 9nd
i;s,;n fhst becade. has crowned hisnllitary
49, Iyfseries Of the most memoralsHicto-
Y;es reed IN history. ~
i Iobisens like these ore not the 'sult OF
oo'iJent tllk fruit Of commonplace minds I;
"oiSsr aeyreearded as such by theAmcrll-
- neon Here is no true Americalwho IS
moi prow SeAH; No one who would - II
nScessor9eebme the personal chamon oil
their autk gfeatness, wherever, anfyhen-
ever sucbamp ionship should be needle"
Wee, uiOs SoorT.-In a speech the
n { Sea March %, 1913, Daniel W'stel
10 os Dws, relative to the charae'ehnd
sPO '';os. Zen. Scott.
T''"Dv1,snd, sir, that there is a report IN
o. Scdttresp Gen. Scott. y man who a
"a 's'' ~ Sse Most brilliant|campaigG'on req
rerd. man who has wRrred agai
w.ysgreh against the climate, war
nasand unprppitious circumstan'
% med the flag Of his country to
Che epemy, honogabfy, prOul
ahis own permanent honor, and
scrcdit Of his country.
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mat compound of arrogance and yanitv
louis hossulh' declares the United States a
.''ru- 1r power, and leaves an insult for hi,
farewell. We suggest that the New yoytaTSS
donate to him suit Of black, before his final de-
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- .,. THE BooNvILLE
+ r r r COM PANY

Z K K 7 z Q NJ p A ~ Y
HAVING completed their HORSE Dc4iT, whicif
IL for speed and finish is supeiorto any Boat Of The
kind on the river. are prepared 10 PASSENGERS
TEAMS, STOCK, ard every description of Merehag-
disc, without delay and at moderate Rates.
The Ferry at this point has been inefficient and in
bad repute for causes which were unavoidable. The
Steam Boat owned by the Company was sunk al The
wharf and NEW HORSE BOAT, built expressly
for FeTJiEg purP oses sunk on her trip up, and
total loss Owing to these disasters it impossible
10 afford The public that accommodation which was
As a convenient point of transit, BpoEy1LE, siiua-
ted near the Geographical centre of the State, has
perior advantages 10 any other place the Missouri
The accommodations both sides OF the river
ceent, and good pasung in the vicinity of each for
the Convenience Of DROVERS.
The Company solicit the patronage of the public,
promising thatno exerons win be spared in order 10
merit its continuance.
Boonville, Mo-, June &c, 1852. LjyI-3m1
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LICE ON FowLs.--The same Correspondent
informs us that the following simple means
VIII eilectually prevent the attacks of this ver.
MN. Wash the poultry house with strong
solution OF Tea of Red Cedar boughs, and then
smoke the house with cedar wood.
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!. ~ The upper Mississippi has fallen so that
lighters are being used in transporting freight
Over the Rapids.
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srATE on MISSnnRI

STATE OF MISSOURI, &c
COUNTY OF SHELBY, o.
In Vacation of Circuit Court June 23t, A. d., 1852
Isabella Cross, PisitiT, ~ saw os
M M ~ 90, fHFHH .H fIt. aL -
Samuel Cross Rufus Hagley Ma Petition 10 fore
than Berry Isaac r. Gore James close MoEgsee
A. Hawlev and William H. Da- 'lgy s,t5a.
wilson, Defendants sn1J. q 81 brad aa
Now at this day comes The plainiiT by her attorney
and files her petition, accompanied by affidavit,
stating that the defendants Slmuel Cross, Rufus IIaw
ley. Isaac b. Gore aud james A. Hawley, non
residents Of The State OF sjtsof. On motion OF said
plaintiff il is ordered that said defendants be notified
that said plaintiff has instituted Ia the Shelby County
Circuit Court civil action Tne object Of which Is
10 forecose the Equity of redemption in and 10 the
following Real Estate 10 wit: The undivided Of the
NJ w Or and the w Of the N. T.. or. Of Sec. IL :;
and the undivided Of the S.'W. df. and the N. T. or.
Of the S. L. Or OF Sec. 4 all in Township 5T, range
g. lying and being in the County Of Shelby in the State
Of Missouri. (Beng the same undivided of said land
which was conveyed TO the defendant Samuel Cross BY
William O. Cross by deed bearing date march 9th
lS42.) Which said Real Estate is described IN
mortgage deed, executed by the defendant Samuel Gross
10 plaintiff, on the 9Th day of May IS43 TO secure the
payIrent of three hundred and fifty dollars and the
aecrung interest thereon. That unless they be and s
pear athe mex term of said Court TO be begun and
held on the 4lh Monday in September next 1882 at the
Court House in the town Of Shelbyylle Shelby county
Mo-; and answer the petition aforesaid, the same VIII
be akeh as Confessed. And it is further idered that
COPY hereof, be published according to law, the
journal and Union, newspaper Published at Hannibal
Mo- a aH' - ,-it. .ldo T f8.
Te-ts \ coI7ys Of tie Record. g,,,z l5la.r
LJuy |, ls52-sw] VIII H, YANNOR15 CY'E.
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Ugly Customer.

A rattle snake was killed in Marion, South
carolina, recently, measuring 5 feet ] inches
III length, AMI IL 81 inches around the largest
part oil the body, with l Z rattles and button.
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AM now prepared 10 grind corn for toll, or ! win
give cash Cor all the shelled corn, delivered at my
Mill in Hannibal. A. S. RoBARDS.
April 2lst, 1859. (apr22-tD
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TiiEY WoN,r RHYMr.

What I! Scott does very well, bu, there is no
90 spoke q gentleman near the Telegraph
Oihee, last evening, on the reception Of the
news Of Graham's nomination.
But Wen teach him better. Read:
They're going ln--yOu cannot stay Sm,
Hunah for Scott Hurrph for Grahami
And again;
We fear no foesl Our leaders, Scott and Gra-
ham,
Arc used 10 corquer-let the world obey 'em
And again;
Y In hold ay attire the crowds array ZEN,
And cover all the hills and all the vaes
And shout, till echo, quite aweary fails: IA y
"HuTah hurrah Hurrah for Scott and Graham ~
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INC remains Of Henry Clay were Inferred al
lexington, Kys on Monday. 10Th inst. On The
.. passage, countless multitudes rushed
~ pour .neir tears upon the coffin Of the nshls
sh 10 %l'ii' tOllinE bells and roaring guns. and
sal grief. ~ ~ u 'ie uniSer-
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The wheat crop Of Marion county !. ur,,,.,
~ abundant nit. On gentleman in this vicinity ex.
poets to obtain yield of 40 bushels per ocro
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y epidemic diseases.
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BOARDING.,
Mira Catl,a

Mrs. ca tharine e. Harris,
rs PREPARED 10 accommodate a gentleman and
his wife with boarding, and also lew day board
Residence on Bird street, between Third and Four,h
Hannibal, Jalt 10 IS52,-tf
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my ~ COpPER WARE.

have constantly on hand, supply Of TIN.
Of the country tide, as the quality of my ware, and
the prices, shall be such to induce them 10 call on
me again. -t- .rf
GIVE me cali, if you phase, and viii do my
best 10 render sausiac ton.
iahl5H CARTER w. BRYAN. !.
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STATE OF MISSOURI


STATE OF MISSOURI ~ f4A
CoUNrY o. SHELBY, 50. lU f8
IN Vacation Of Cicuil Court june 23d A. ID. 1852
Jane O oss and Martha Cross pld's,l
Samuel Cross, Rufus Hawley Isaac Petition 70 fore
, Gore, James 4. HaSley, Nathan close Mortgage.
Berry, AID william II. Dasidson,
Defendant .D
Now al tn dav CONES the plaintiffs BY their Atlor-
hey, and file teir petition, aoeompau by affidavit,
stating 1at The defendants sa 1e Gers, Rlas Haw-
ley, Lac d. Gore aud James Hswley. are non-Ies.
dents Of the Safe Of Missouri o. motion OF said
plaaiiils L Is ordered hat the said defendants BE- mott
lied, that The said plaintiffs have Instituted n the Shelby
County Circuit C0ur., civil action the Object Of which
is 10 io'eeiose the Equity Of redemption IN aud 10 the
follow ing zeal esiBte 10 Wit: The andiyd,d Of The
N W. Or, aud the w of The N. u. or. Sec 49, and
the Undivided of The S. w ar, and ths N. f. q. OF
The l.. or. OF See. u all liz wnship 81 range
lyhg and being ia the County Of Shelby and State OF
Missouri. Which said real estate is described in
mortgage deed executed BY The defendant Samuel
Cross, 20 plaintiffs on the 26h dsy Of November ls3s
10 the payment oil three hundred dollas AID the
accrlng interest thereon.
That unless they be and sppeor at the next term Of
said Court, 10 be begun and held on The Monday a..
September next, 1884, at the Court House IN The town
Of Shelbye, County OF Shelby, Mo-. and answer the
petition aloresaid, The same WILDE taken confessed
And It is further ordered that copy hereof be pub
lshed according 10 law, in the Journal aud Union, a
newspapts pablisheda az Hainibal, Mo- i&AE
Copy Of the Recoid--'rest:
fully J, lS52-Swl WIN. IL. yANNoRT, Ci'k
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RRANnLES

fNHE following choice bfands,--OTARD DUPUYl
u q co, pINEr, CASTiLLON, A SEICNETri,
BOUTLT, JEUNE, sc ;wsrersed pure, and for sale
by IJnysl T. a. fNsbEE & co
4 fIlERRf BOUNCE, Al Plse and PEACH BRAN
~ DIS, for sale by
july IA. INsLEE n co.
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: OWEN Dc KUNK d.

OWEN De KUNKEL,
SsHoLGsALE ann RErArL ToBAeco EMPORIUM,
On Main. near Bird street,
Gin the house formerly occupied by ID. j. GARrHs)
u ESPECTFULLl Inform the public that they viii
IL keep constantly hand every variety and deserp'
ton of I'D r.. I.. MAJ. e
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
Which they win sell very cheap, wholesale AID re-
tail Those in want OF good Tobacco, Snuff Cigars,
can always find the article at their establishment on
AIap street, two doors north Of p. A, Hekman's
Stove Store, E
They iespsc truliy solicit share Of public patron
age (iel0-ly)
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nCo-Partnership."
Hannibal, June 10, 1851.
ID. T. CARDS

q Carriage Mandatory
A ND Repository, 6S Third street, bet ween Olive
N and Pine, has hand, and is making and rec civ
ing very extensive stock Of carriages, comprising
coaches Rockawqys, barouches, bdgges gigs; jerseys
California, Santa Fe and Salt Lake wagons; oil Of
which will be sold on most reasonable lerRs. Call
and See my21-6mTP1 sr, D.lT CARD.
6S ThId street, st. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15

The smallpox has been raging in Louisior,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15

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