davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-23
Look out for the Old Lumber Ward,

| \1 Fill seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all buiIJ
W ing purposes, can all times be had al ibe Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard which has been established q
years lhe proprietor deems it Unnecessary to puff his
Lumber 10 make sell, or to say any thing about ex
Pefence m The business except TO those who never mr.
chased tom him. lie would remark that an experenr.
OF eight years in the business gives the decided adya
"S' over any other who never had erperiencc-bis
Lumber has been purchased for cash and citI III
great care, from the bestus IL tie pnery, Ne.
ch&hlcs ana Others wishing to purchase Lumber would
hnl II to their advantage TO call aud examine the stocl
OF LunDsl ond ih"-.eS az he GA Lumber Yarl be.
iessPuce lwlll guarantee you can get il as low and
Dy'ier article Tor The sane money Also, Lumber, Shin
- DOM forget the Big Sign on the ives side of
ihu, between bird aHd Hill streets. LooA III; fortbe
Sign Of ID -. THOS, y Nj, ER5 81 "'
"D~0u LUhF -R YARD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-23
BRA,NDIES.

rINHE following choice brands:-OTARD, DUPUl
i Il co. PINET. CASTILLON, A SEIGNETTE
BOUVLT, JEUNE, &c; warranted pure, and for sal,
~ IJulySl J. A. lNSLEE & CO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-23
The ARENA ITill

now - fun operation, and viii buy all the Goo,
Wbea, and Cnn Offered for sale at their Nil W,
keep on hand the best article Of Superdne Famil,
Flour for sale or we will exchange Flour for Wheat
We win always sell as low or lower than Ouinc,
Flour can be had Of the same quality.
- CAL and examine for Yourself
A. S. ROBARDS s. SON.
Hannibal, JUno 3, SJ2-,f q
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-23
CONFECTIONERY
A n ID + A n CN G. GOD s.

AND FAN GOODS
Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
4 VIM. Mcdaniel,
/ ID ESPECTFULLY informs lis friends and
III the public generally that he has nowon hand
and will continue to receive full supply of
nearly every article appertaining to his line of
business. My confectionery department con-,
sists in all the finest varieties Of ...
Candy, Nuts, Raisins, Prunes, Dates, Figs,
! Curanls, Citron, Fig Paste,
Jcllys, Preserves
and many other articles too tedious 10 mention,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest price.
SundrieS assorted-Pickles, Oysters, Sardines,
| HOLSTERS, CLANS, Pepper Sauce, Calsup,
Spices, Star Candles, Tallow do, Fine
Sugar, and large lot of Fine
Scgars, Sc &c.
My Fancy Department
consists in great variety of English, French
and German i'aiicy Goods misicalinstruments
Toys, Pcrfumery, Fine Toilet and Shaving Soap
Shaving Cream Colognes, Fine Pen Knives.
Pocket do, Razors, Strops, Shaving Brushes.
Hair do, Cloth do, Backing DO, Combs, Fine.
Iuckng, Riding, Side and Pocket Combs-fne
ivory, Thimb'es, Pins, Needles, Work Boxes,
Toilet do, Flower Vases, Mantle Ornaments
Fishing Tackle Of all kinds, Clocks, thirty-six
hour, and eight day, very low, a large assort-
mcnt Of low price Jewery, and MANY other ar
ticlcs that are usually kept in fancy goods
store, all Of which are offered very low at whole
sale or retail; andlast, but not least, would call
special attention to my very large and splendid
assortment Of
EiGIes and Shot Guns, .Ht
which Is decidedly the largest and best selected
stock that has ever been brought to this market,
all of which he will sell at a small advance on
cost as he has found by experience that "Qmek
Sales and Small Profits" are best. NY stock
Of Shot Guns and Rifles embraces all the differ
ent kinds and prices, and adapted to all kinds
OF game. Since our attention has been turned
TO tins branch Of our trade, we have been con-
ylnced that the supply has never been equal TO
me demand and that the locality of our city be-
ing IN game country and our citizens fond OF
hunting, at least l can speak for one makes this
a point Tor tho establishment of Gun EN-
poriuIn," on large scale, in which may b
ouI'd guns suitable for all kinds Of game, in eS-
cry variety OF size, style and price. Believing
such an assortment, sold AZ low rates, would
command the patronage Of the citizens Of Han
ilbal, and those trading at this point, have, for
he last year, been shaping my plans to this
fleet, during which time have made arrangsr
nents with the largest importing houses in St.,
-oulS TO supply ne with the most approved make
u guns at a very small advance on Importation
hereby enabling me TO sell them as low as they !.
an be had in any market, All persons in want
i guns will please call aud examine my STOCK
eiore purchasing elsewhere, as | am certain
an please them as'o qualify and price. have
lso all the necessary Accomplishments, sioh as
asks, horns, shot belts, game bags, rod cutters
abe wrenches, screwdriycrs, powder shot, lead
70. sept23-sn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
TIE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALnAHY JAS. 6th.-inc Lessatu met TO day: Inc So
nate organized by the election OF democratic ""'s
and tha House y the election Whi. officers by MAJ y
The annual message of Gov. Hurt delivered In "i:h
h speaks of the progress the State and the vahan Of
nror.y az having increased billion OF dollars
r advocates the enlargement of the canal by creating
State debt s2 500 600, which be discharged by
sinking fund in seventeen years.
He states that seventeen persons had been ound gy Vi
ner and three of during the year. and six had been
executed.
He speaks also OF the corrupt practices at elections ana
the frequency of railroad accidents.
Re then argues in favor Of change in the tariff and on tie
slavery question recommends mutual orbcaance ana s
continuance Of agitation He concludes by speaking III ~
vor OF the Colonization Society," and declares he IS not can
ditntc for reelection.
In lie House. NJ Underwood offered series Of rcs"i'
on- relation to the interference Of joint Russia IN u-
rorv declaring il nal To the duy OF Congress 10 en
EroCs agains tie intervention Of one nation IN the '"s
nt under similar circumstances Also requesting me
T The State 10 invite krssuh visit the Cu1ita
nf Inc STATE The resolution laid tic table AZ! OK
,I,iri 4, be nriutCu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09

gow I, was aeon found by the experiment OF making l'
po, of Gllspo. l6 niles l.p I'll. city, that The necessary
onst qnence was the city - thar place. anu he
tie &C vi;, tie city Gnlh mites ~ d,tpsGin me
ar discover ing their error Por, Glasgow, however, "
.o,,cn sra,t. has grown ~ 10 u caasideraor' wv
. cont ,in,: bot, 6 900 inh.5i'ants ana "N.a " '
s,ur,, ui tie shipping or Glasgow IN looo' JuS' oe'o'e
'orl Glasgow founded by the Vie GU! con
aimed population of l4oI0 ana up 10 1905 a period "'
oa c,re ,s, before Mr. Gobourn need lis operation
or dcepenn liver, the population had increased 10 25
500; il: 1880 "a period Of II years. il had Increased TO
p S32 in ISL had increased II 1885, in 1911 10 1904
1921 1881 202 1885, 1888 2tS u00 and at this
lime some 400 ,OUO.
The tonnage charged upon vessels for coming the IN
proved channel the city after the improvement Of The river
was cumEie u ed has been us follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
DISAPPOINTMENT OF KossUTH.-From n tt

DISAPPOINTMENT OF KOSSUTH.-Fro n tele-
graphic letter in the New York Herald OF Tuesday morn
ing clip the following:
La his interview with the Secretary Of the INTERIOR on
Saturday Kussuth alluded his Intervention project The
Secretary replied that his teparm mt devoted exclusive
~ to home aas and That all questions OF foreign policy,
came through the sa'e department.
Kossuth en declared that The opposition which he met al
the hands OF Congress and the Executive convinced him
that his mission 10 this country had completely iaco nc
fit deeply disappointed ut The reception he hud met win IN
Washington. II wholly unexpected.
kle inquire body "f Hungarians desired TO settle
in the United States they could get tract Of land MIR
Stuart remarked that Congress had the disposition Of the
pubc lands hu he had doubt tract OF land would
raed ii desired. knssuth corrected The Secretary and
ryDain. lh II. did the land glff-t:ey would
nav for it-br; only that il should be- located tina
the Hum a.us could live together in separate conmn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
GRaTt;lTOljS WORK.

As readers awale the proRTieors OF this paper
in common with the pope,o:s OF other papers, resolved
syne time since no longer publish sratuitousy any
trs but those public interest There are those who
slider that paper ought publish anything which may be
handed except advertisements without making
churae We are persuaded that they would not mold this
upinon and that they would not regard prupretors as
il,beal and unjust in charging US advertisements all
matters not Of public and general interest," il they were
aware of the expense 10 which different subjects
them What does reader suppose il has cost the prop
eors of this paper for publishing literary and religious not
ces nominations OF candidates. and other matters u limited
and personal interest Why upon rough calculation,
less than fire sir hundred dollars in year. Every
sonabs will say i, is right call upon
publishers FOR nothing and they ought 10 be paid o'
private matters enuole pay those whom they
are indebted for the labor and 10 which those MAJ
ters subject ,hem-[ Richmond Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
70 the Editors Of The Enquirer.
p,,-,ucpr JIs z 1852.

BALTIMORE, JAM 3. 1852.
An anus nlirnbis year which Will make so'ae inquire
In history expired 3ls nltimo, and there seem to be
Ea3Y CEASES !ae The CurTGn; "Ef Gi cye:t and IN
ier.st Ia satisls sympaiisers AID stump Speakers
There is scarcely ytins present IN this city VOL"
nnlrg. sui co;ci and excessive duncss in business ana
arca: cc.tih Money is complained OF as very
The merchants here say that the dnnrss during TIE
fall and OF trade has not precedent FOR so;e
time aa; and the late ice in the arbor and rivers has adc
circLann in ad still sluggish Our harhor il now
open. aud Yesterday there large number OF arrivals
The fetal number OF by the police during the ended
year ia reported 10 be S.62G.
Pensyvanian, Joseph G. Miller OF Chester county al.
bearing testimony, (asel, il is said in Kidnapping
here, his home, got off the cars al waeIsa-
iion, few miles ont Of town, and hung himself win
poke, handkerchief OF the rash net not known
To-day the hafquc Liberia Packet, took her departure
with about hundred both free and emancipa,ed blacks
good many Of from Virsinafor LibCria. She will
touch Savannah and receive there about eighty more
The appearance and outfit of The emgrans is very Ioms-
ing.
Booth is acting here makes himself felt and tonight
lakes benefit.
Our Stat. Legislature commences ts session. which Will
doubt be very long one Wednesday, It's said
that its legislation will carry out the principles OF the ne"
constitution. literally. P'NL'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
From the Baltimore Sun


1 CHALLENGE iron, Kossuh to Captain Long-Ihe same
uRhdranm ami an Apology made.
W.smxGroH Jan. I, lS52-All the circumstances con-
with The r difficulties board the United States
ican gac Mississippi after she started with h"ssnh ana
unauins for this country reported unGcr tue hutEcy
ii an a,achc papers, are gospel truths ana are o. re-
- rho navy Department and vii! be furnished when
cn;,d for officially by Congress The Thing vent 50 ar
that Enssuh challenged Captain Long, but subsequently,
sealed Captain Longs Ips-for, among of hoaor re-
traction ana apology close The lips of both parties STU the
facts red although suppressed for the time 1t was
s.,i, OF ner insults and vcXatons continued from day to
day.
we give the above rcmarkng that have confden e in
the authority II only 10 prdSe what We sal! N t':
al the time OF these alleged difficulties, that il nonsense
10 xpec perfection troH kGSsth any more than from any
other man nc being human HEAL the rest OF s and there
fore liable 10 similar ailngs, nsappreensonS, &C. But
iL coLlnrss OF the true the honest and the brave man
comes out in the subsequent ample acknowledgment ana
apology when seeing his own error and the wong
done friend. Let others initiate the example, Ea'l0rS
s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09

aurtv.t cF Mn SHARKEy.-Tne E,ai! steamship EHip;e
CIV au,1n L"cs arrived At New York on Monday iro'
NJ n,ns and Havana She lett the latter p zee on ie
..,ric nf r,,r 3j.l uno Senator Sou- ot Louis ~,
cam" paSarfi"r ,r.. ,-,r, =, =.
me steamship philadelphia Arrived at Havana from |''
rres na the morning ri the 30'h.
The Ohio from Chac,es and San Juan arrived Inc same
i,v The Oho a:, San J,nr the 18TH and refor'7 ia:
in sooEra lie g. s. ifi4a;c Saranic, 2V0 miles aJ"i
a, c,o. Antonio hna; for San Juan de Nicaragui.
Hon ~ ShaiKcy and family, arrived al Havana II ~.
Empire City. on she 3on
I'll. Rnnl.ct fn!.y arrived Al Havana froa! New OGn'
in tie Emai-a CIV ai had commenced shot cagas meat
al III. racun Theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
Erlnl The Nn,innnl Int.ili.encer.

TIE JURORS aTEDAL.-An Autograph !clter. oi "lica
the an ncx,t copy. Els been received hy AT Cunning
h.r, hn Yirjn, Coninss!p1c. III, industrial Ey'in :
ti, ard one Of the Jurors :Dr awards from his Royal -
ness Prince Albert Pfe,!en; 81 the Royal tohmss'oh-
The medal which accompanied the letter ~ the mos per-
rct and beautiful specimen Of its Kind which we have ever
,.,.- ~ 1.-i
SIR:-I have the honor Prcsidcn. .! me tloFa ''-
NISSAN for the Exhibition OF ISL {. transmit ~ you is
-, INN M the valuable services which you have
r..rJ 10 the Exhibition, III common with so many cHii
non; ~, of I'll countries IN your capacity oi Juror
II requesting yoir arcep!ancn OF this slight token o" our
mar, 81 Inc sense :minn by q! the benefit which mas
r,r,ici to the interests o; the exhibition from your ia'T
undertaken at oIruus Office, and from me 70 II ai "1'
=, tii,,; nv y,u in ,pnnea!1a with H. affords much
nrar avail myself OF this opportunity % conveying 10
m tie expression Of NV ccrGi thanks for The ASSISTANCE
which vou given in carrying h.s great Undertaking
10 II. successful issue.
ih.ye rl,e honor to be, very faithfully yours.
ALBERT,
President Of the Royal Commission.
JouS S CuSSfsGHAM E.a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09

WEDNESDAY,, Jas. 7, 1852.
.-ntr


-, ci.,,s r.as.uie., IN, cttna Of William Scott
~ me Of The commanders of tine Lopez expedltlon pray
i'm. Congress to equip vessel to proceed u spain 70 O's
home the pardoncJ Americans; when was fcieeu ~ nv
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Nh Sumner presented petition from BOSTON, pa! M M
mat tile charges upon American t5hiOiois d. W.
Far be paid by the United STATES r
Hessrs. Wade aud Brodhead presented Inc mehofa''
pes whose claims rejected by INC late ooa'u u
cs:ma upon Mexico and asking The establishments o. w"
3uDId -
lr Fish prescn,ed the resolution OF the Ne" OK vi!
Councils, rendering the United States lot OF ground IN
that city on which TO mint, which was referred 10
the Finance Committee.
Oher petitions and memorials, reports, &C. were pre-
scented
Nj Gwn moved thai The petition praying the restriction
Of oggng in The navy should be taken from the table, and
mo we'd liz reference.
M Stockton addressed the Senate agains, logging icing
adopted as punishment of American sailors
lr. Badger continued the debate and the subject
finally postponed until Monday
The Senate then adjourned until Frlui ~.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Al clock the House was called 10 order ana the jour
nal read. .,
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Cartier introduced Gov kossu,h
and announced his presence in The House
hIr Sneaker Boyd welcomed him. and invited MN 10 d
seat.
Kossuh in the f,nwing' brief and appropriate remarks,
acknowledged the distinguished honor thus conferred upon
him:
S,r-it is remarkable fact in The history oil MANKIND that
while through all the past honors were bestowed upon "o
~ and glory was he'd success the legislative auhor
,rs OF this grta; Republic besow honoTs upon presented
exile not conspicuous glory not favored BY success but
gagged in lust cause. There triumph Of republican
urlnciples in This fact Sir thank, in my own and IN my
couty's NAME The House Of Representatives olthe United
States ior The honor uf this cordial welcome.
On notion the House Then adjourned until Friday.
number vi members and others then pessto aEouno
K. andN We're introduced 10 him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
The iolowi ing resolutions have been introduced in the
R.,.rrsrnntiycs OF the kenlnckY Leesalufe:

The following resolutions nave been Introduced IN the
House Of Representatives OF the Kentucky Legislature
"Rcso,y.d b. the General sscmbly Of The Commonwealth
of Kentucky That The State OF Kentucky approves, and
will maintain tie series OF laws enacted Oy The Congress
Of the United States, commonly known as The Compromise
measures as final and definite settlement and adjustment
Of the vexei questions and great interests Involved.
"esolyed, That The State Of Kentucky expects and de-
minds that those measures and all the requs1ns sha be
faithfully. uniformly, fully, and cordially complied wan arc
put into execution their spirit and meaning by the
people Of her sister States.
"ResoIysd That The Sa;c of Kentucky will maintain the
Union of the States and the Federal Constitution in all s
parts to the eytear Of her ability all hazards against oil
revolutionary eurls Of any party bocy %! mem but she
will submit cncroachnents upon her rights, whether
Of property otherwise guaranteed by the Constitution
and such necessary laws required 10 enforce lis prov
siuns.
Resovcj That his excellency the Governor be requested
forward copy OF these resouo@s 10 each Of the oena
ard Representatives OF Kentucky IN me congress o.
The United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
urEcINI. MILITARY INSTITUTE

we understand says the Winchester Vsiean ms houf-
shing institution will speedily have added to lis extensive
course OF youthful training lectures on Agricultural Chem
isry by one m the professors In connection win ts very
important branch will be provided the means Of testing inc
different qualities OF the soils and thus give 10 the great IN
terest of The State opportunity Of developing % aofa
tace the hidden resources of diversified country
In our advertising columns will be found card from FRO
ressor GLHAM OF tho Virginia Military Institute from which
IL will be seen tina, he prepared execute the analysis Of
Soils euano mar plaster &c. at The laboratory OF The L"
s,tue Packages destined FOR Professor Gha may be Tor
warded through Mcssrs. Webb Bacon Co.. OF this city, or
Messis Echels d. Pryor, OF Lynchburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
For The ENQUIRER


Messrs E,urs:-Some ten days ago, communication
appeared in Enquirer suggesting The propely VI giving
State tie appoinin Mt Of majority Of directors III
the Banks in which the commonwealth has an Immediate
interest Shud the Legislature adopt, 10 us wlsuo, any
such pruvsuu the Stockholders would have Ettle cause W
h. s.u FOR the old established Banks have frequent
~ had reason T., conurat themselves that they cous
look up TO the t:r mast powerful ana ineiee"
sha,eutt the stock held by the commonwealth 10 So
yeal of the R4:ka ninht alone, with some JUSTICE ee
10 The control majority OF directors al he u'eit'
,mrd.. and If Il, tbs Is al led consideration tha me
sislurc is cxucccd protect the Interests 81 te uTu
and communlty where the BANKS located as wei d
,-e I'll tile Stockholders the proposition vi your cWles
,uIrnt wuul. recommend itself str"nly 10 me az
;cnl:on Of representatives. Meie Tue h"ue VI eees
directors NJ the meetings OF the SucEoucls less w"
nnxous 10 the charge OF abuse, Inc charge sn92t S"
have had e,r advocates But as the annual meetings are
now c,ndure the friends Of the di-reat tf''io-n- .! e
R,nss generally control the election Of directors and al the
cam, ri,p pos<ss IN, power fixing the Presidents, sia
res IL is easr the Presidents oi lhcSe is''u
tons NAV exercise powerful Influence over 't leles'a y"
the Trading cuntv, often, II may ne, adverse W he
prosperity OF Bank. Ciiqnes and faniiy cDIiNhalohs
NAV tnus be is,rted originating, unin'cnt!onuy DOUBT
al the general meetings aud, most HAcy, oefohe c
Suuwictgc rs Di Sic abuse, IL Is hssclteo
nd the writer believes good authority maj inc Whole
direction elected b. The Stockholders 1T "lr last annual
meeting for distant branch VI the Farmers DAM, was
,omposed Of tn members closely related ~ blood ai wv"
others connected ah lhctn by marriage 10 sch oifec
ton II is denied the Jniic:ois management vi oahN
uh, &c cunlitrd Bat human ffay had better not be en-
posed where there ale ample means 10 aVou H. anu e co
muni;y oua, spared the unpleasant reflection, thai
their monisd interests considerable extent, may lie
subiec led the faynm caprice 81 Family cohnati"n
did ;h scattered stuckHnd.s tninst Their oHcS 10 suc
persons would n.c them tor the interests Oh ''e
pny every breath public complaint against tes" useful
Institutions would be hushed aad me Suggestion 0. your
! ne r nroi.laiure a STOCkHOLDEG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
----<ses-
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

We 10 state tia, the meeting Of the
Virginia Historical Society," will be held the Lecture Room
Of the A,hcu an on Thursday Evening, the 10Th ns at
half past . clock.
The upna before the Society," will be delivered
bv Henry A. Washington, ESQ., Professor OF History unc
Political Economy in William and Mary College.
The selu pahc, and open all who may please TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
GIVE is FAIR EXPERIMENTATION.

Joseph t. Anderson E,1 wii be- vc;ei Tor TO Ill tc "
caacv occurring ~ III. death Vi ar. tarn9gt0n VI na:"
a b. ing much the largest OF the three wards IN lt!Cl'
,nonJ should like the other t%o. nave lis delegate.
Fr.rs uf tais ward DO .'!ow yourselves 10 DC "e-
died In Vi Your rights Remember that NJ: Anderson " rs
rejected from the Council upon the ground thar II ne remain
edi r. The three wards would not be equally represented
this somd apply The Council how nucn more go shoht1
i ir our legislature MONROE WARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
L ATEST NEWS By THE TELEG.,pI


BALTIMORE JAS. 3.-sAa.s ot s0j n7-,
Hour Mt ST. Wheat unchanged. Corn duIIer wb nJ ai
low q Is cts. Other things unchanged o auu ye''
The party given here ~ DR.; Hanson Thomas last night,
Baltimore. Six hundred persons were p'esent--rany sn
Richmond and Washington. tom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
------=-.--z-7------ - -
OHIO l,EGISI,A AZURE.

COLUMBUS, JAN. 5-The Legislature assembled to-day
and both Houses organized By the election OF Democratic
officers In the Senate resolutions OF welcome 10 ko.uth