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The Nevada journal., 1852-01-22

A new house, the BELLA Union," opens
on Saturday evening, Sec advertisement
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-22

SHIPMENT OF GOLD DUsr BIT rHE
CALIToRNIA. The exact amount Of
Gold taken by the California yester-
day was Sl,250, ,443.3l, of vhich there
was shipped
To New York $9S6,556- -68
=" New Orleans 30,499 90
" London 2S3,3S7 63
Total, Sl,250.44S 81
s. r Herald, l7A inst
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-22

amount OF golo IN tue piece
(c--D)x B)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
JOURNAL AND UNICN-HANNIBAIs MO- JUNE 8, 1852 i

ages, then. but not till then, more partial doct-
rines began TO prevail and these didprevaii, till
finally they rcckoneJ the strongest party in
their favor, and, in die fifth General Council,
which met in 553, universaIism was for the
frsttime cepsured and condemned; Roman Cath
olcism thenceforth had its swaytillthc Reform
alton OF 1900, when it began TO meet with a
checks Orthodoxy, however, which came mp
then, sill chung to the Catholic doctrine Of end
less misery, audhas contended for il ever since.
But in point of fact historical fact--universa-
lism was a favoriie doctrine of the best nftn and
earliest fathers in the church, hundreds and
hundreds of years before orthodoxy had its birth.
Let not the orthodox Sgain---because it is not
becoming in them to do so--taunt the universe
lists if their doctrines were not old enough to
be true. It's Just as old as Christianity to o
day. There were other arguments used 10
provo uRiycrsa!isR untrue, but none which
will notice this time.
IMPRIMATUR.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Democratic NationaI Convention.

a despatch froW Baltimore dated June LIST
says the city IS tAronged. There is BEAT ex-
eisAshest amongst the deleaaes TO the conven-
tien. Rncsonanfs frieuds ere urging his claims
With great pertinacity, determined TO stick tohim
20 the tpsi. TleSnre now in caucus with the
Virginia delegation. w. o. Butler has written
a Eetter urging his friends to go for Cass, say
sng be is entitled TO the nomination., and that Sc
3onges Casssein the field, he is let. John Da-
eis, oEandsnss or Cave johnson, will be the
President of diecOnyention, it is though.
Cass' friends fear tIe Maryland delegation
VIII go for Douglass, as matter Of expedien-
scy.
HoeAOa's friends are eging hMclaims with
much energy.
II is thought Cass and Buchanan must both &c
4othe wslk.
outsidefs think either Douglass OF Butler will
30 tsc nominee.
! a long aud exciting session is now going on.
4 ---------
z7%It is time for the city TO be ashamed oil
Che condition of Rock and Fifth streets at and
ip the neighborhood Of their junction. Tax-pay-
eFs ought 10 DO better treated.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Mems Professions not Agreeing with
their Names.

Mr. Baker declares he has not yet learned
When for pastry,and cookies the oven is heated;
Mr. Smith does not work with his anvil and hammer
But for cash alone is a very sure trader;
MIR. Merchants farmer who his fences doth prop,
By which he's enabled 10 ensure good crop;
MI. farmers brewer, dealer in hops;
MIR. Brewers butcher, seller of chops;
Mr.. Fisher laboIs not with a line and a hook
But is always engaged with his book;
Mr.. Carpenter teaches very good school,
And therefore has not the least use for a tool;
Mr.. BaIbeI's not found at his post cutting hair,
But IS gathering grapes for his stand at the fair;
Mr.. Grocer's painter, Mr.. Potter a cook;
Mr.. Cook is quite fond of shooting rock;
Mr.. Miller's miner, a worker in quaries
MIR. Miners fruit-man, vender of cherries;
Mr. Painter makes chains, Mr.. Chairman makes fans
MIR. Summers has never been in hot suns
Mr.. Cartwright makes not a loom or a wheel,
But like cutler, is dealer IN steel
Who would not, if he ould the old fashion reclaim.
And make mans calling agree with his name?
EVELINA.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

NfsWe never saw lime al all approaching the
extraordinary whitcnc@ and beauty Of that
advertised nanotllcr column. by Mcssfs TnoMr1
sOs& Fosrrn. f M
Es5-The .arma MA is manufacturing and
selling splendid FloCr--we speak from expert
ence. A. S. RonARps & Sor want more wheat
and corn. Pay particular attention to their adj
vertisenent. Et{
g5-C. w. BRYAN has added moro names TO
bis list on The fourth page. His stoves are
growing in favor with the people.
E79-IIon II. s. GrYrS, Hon. G. PcRrrR, and
Hon. lYM. II. SEWARD have our thanks for kind
attentions TO this office.
z5-Crops in this section are late, but whea,
and corn promise well, particularly the former.
Hon. Jas. S. GREES is to make speech at
Lagrange next Saturday.
1.-THE river is falling slowly.
13-Wc are indebted 10 a pretty friend for a
ihimblefull of Strawberries, done up in most en-
chanting style. We are not covetous. but
would suggest that it is customary to send 'cm
in little box, or pint cup, or something Of the
sort,
I5@Our neighbor of The Courier notices the
Withdrawal of l.. L. HAwKrNs, Esq, from The
editorial chair of the Palmyra Wing, in a man.
ner which docs credit to himself, and is Just
tribute TO Mr., HAwKIN's private and public
worth.
|
g3-G. M BreeIvr's specimens Of penman.
ship are curious examples Of the skill attaina
bic in use Of the pen. See his advertise.
ment
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
IFoR rms JOURFAL.]
Lyric to the River Des Peres.
a From a beautifal de,oipiion " EtAsi GREY.

!. From beautiful description BY Ethel Grey
Likea spider blue and notified,
Fancy's thread Pse often spun;
Sitting in the silent corner,
when the daylight reign was done
Till a silver web was flying,
And Az beauty, brillianee came,
Floating on It's jewel'd winglets,
For the subtle fabrics game.
Thus thy dancing breast, Des Peres,
Poured IFS image Oct my souls
Purpling, golden, green or stainless
Where thy trains Of freshness roll.
Browning thro' thy woody basin,
Heap'd the rocky treasures lie;
Pebble, boulder, massey fragment,
Cnlmbling as thy flow whrls by.
Wavelet. flashing, bubbling, roaring,
Kissing at each barrier thing,
Petral ranks, flag green and speary-
For thy W ords defiant ring.
BY thee spring the proudest brothers
OF the wild and leafy brood,
Sages of the solemn council
Many lustrum DER thy flood;
Realms of crested yerdure lifting,
For the tempest's lurking place,
Bnt TO see that glory drifting,
Tossing win thy wrangling race.
Up their Trunks the Ivy scrambles,
Ever c!mging, aye alive;
Aye is bloomless drap'ry spreading,
As thy boist'rous fountains strive.
Not a warbler ever ppeh
Forth his burning soul 10 tee-
Sweep of sweetness fervor-blendng
With thy jariag minstrclsy.
And untrodden, bleak and hoary,
BY thee stands thy songless Mill
Dark and uncompanioned ruin,
Telling of its founders still.
The wall to m, 10 bend the arches,
Far the gallo bui lder came.
But now the home of drumming beetles
Wheel and shaft no circle frame.
linus as DOllS Inc now oil DeihSJ
Halts some sire beshrunk and lame,
Aluttring 10 the tyrant Palsy,
Of the nerve his youth could chin.
Flow'ring, crumbling, newborn, dying,
Laughing, tomb'd in midnight woe
Lmping, running, grovelling, flying,
All the sevenfold ages 60.
Then pilgrim fair and mlsing,
Chased in thee her soulful charms
To thy fee, wild choral saying,
''Thou imagest the Worlds alarmsin
Bright Des Peres, where'er vagrant
Still my love shall burn for thee
Tho beauty-fieds, meath skies of spendor,
Still shall sound thy fearless glce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
HANNIBAL AID Paris pIank-rOad,

TlisJssctors Of the Hannibal and Paris Plank
ROad-uiet the city fall last Monday, and of-
: ter crganfslsg. resolved on call of five PEI
cent. toSSspai OH the FIRST of July, las per sd-
yertisemea') }, eud. appointed Geo. w. Shields
Engineer, lie TO commence Che survey nexI
Nlonday. 4 Win be completed TO MOnsoe ooun-
- by.tIt 18th OF July, on which day the road
is-ta " eortrs>tsa ~ shs lowest bidder. Eve
~ ~ t9er-was present, and ready Cor the most
saeIsetc mosehkDts.i II there is energy any
shere, d is in-ihis PartGlbe ssceaJY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
African Southern Methodist Church.

Last Monday was Whitsnntide holiday, and
dls negroes we're out in large numbers, furnish,
ing quItea display of neat and even fine dress
ing. Ia the evening tea party for the maieri-
al, cooking and arranging of which they were
indebted TO the ladies of the NJ. Z. Church
South, came off at Benton. Hall, and was at
tended by about two hundred eoored persons
The tickets were fifty cents, and the receipt,
Sleo.
The object of the party was 10 raise money Il
purchase a lot on Seventh, near Bird street, on
which they intend to erec brick church, 30
14O feet. The lot was valued at 5000, but the
owHr reduced eAe price to $3.50. The remain
ing $50 have already been nearly raised by in
diyidual subscriptions Of So to $40.
Towards building the church considerable
amount has been promised, in sums of $40, $40
add SOS to BE contributed in material work and
money.
The House will be neat and comfortable.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
A. ]. McXELwAY, sec'y.

The New MExIcAN REvoLUrrox.-Th
Washington Telegraph publishes the following
IN reference to the revolution in New Mexi-
co:
Private dispatches were f6s- W received
IN this city from New Mexico "A. 81 Louis, 10
the effect that revolution was anticipated, and
that Gov. Calhoun, who is convalesoent. after
prolracted illness, had awaited himself of such
military assistance as could be procured to resist
ana que!l whatever opposition TO the laws
should arise.
Dispatches from Gov. Calhoun saw that =
threatened revolution portends serio,ls tronblo
Volunteers were being raised to subdue the rev.
olutionists and preserve order.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

As WE ExPEcTED.-The Anzciger wo
tens has placed the name of Col. B Louis
candidate of the Boilers for Congr eftsLsS
First District, at the head of the eddisqups-
umn, over riding the Jefferson City -. emf
ton ticket, and in disregard of the al we
greed upon by the contracting parties q
The whole structure is tumbling int, y
ven before it is fairly put up. 0''
The Union adopts BENToN's nam,
gress, and sets aside that of the regular nolD...
Col. BocY. The Anzeiger follows suit. The
Ste. Genevieve Plaindeaer started out for Ben
ton week or two agO-but where it is now we
don't know.
Per contra, the st. Louis Times, the Demo-
cratic Press and the Jackson Advocate, are out
for BoGY and against BENToN.-[ Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Public Speaking.

At the solicitation of numerous friends
mos H. ANDERSON, Esq, will address the poo
PIE on Saturday the 9th of June, at the Court
House. We extend an invitation 10 our Demo-
cratic friends on this interesting occasion, and
nope to see goodly number present. The
Wings, we know, will be out in full force
Pal, Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

CnoLERA.-We learn from a gentleman who
returned on Thursday from the Pacific Railroad
that the cholera is prevailing to some extent on
The different sections. On one Of the section,
eghtee9o fatal cases have occurred within The
past lew days, and on section twenty, Messrs
Harrison X Gartwell, the contractors, have been
compelled to suspend work temporarily, and ON
me other sections the oontagion has been more
or less fatal.-[ ST. Louis Intel.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

The European Times, of the latest date, saws.
Two per cent! That is the rate which The
Bank of England directors, at their meeting
yesterday, fixed for the future business IN tiso
coltht OF that establishment, and money can free
be had eg call at one per cent. The abund-
anee OF capital seeking investment is beyond all
precedent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
R. S. BucHASAS, Seo'y. '''''

New YORK, May 2S.-The Cambria brings
Buenons Ayres dates TO Sd April Urquiza re-
manned near the city, distrusiful as to the use
the inhabitants might make of their liberty; il
is believed he aspires to the Presidency.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Quarterly Nicotine.

The third quarterly meeting Tor PALMYRA Sta
ton, will be held Nothe Methodist Church n
Palmyra, commencing on Saturday morning the
9th OF June next at ii o'clock
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

VINO is HIT?-The Boston Museum says:--
The editor of the 'Cayuga Chief swings his
tOmahawk at large class Of newspaper readers
in The following manner:
SIT is our private opinion, publicly expressed,
there is barclaced dishonesty exhibited by
large class OF newspaper patrons % They
will take a paper one, two or three years, ma
king use of what they never paid for, and then
coolly send it back with the announcement re-
fused Such men do not wish TO take it any
longer! If man should buy plough and wear
it out, and then send back the handles with the
news that he did not want to use it any more, he
would be set down as scant pattern, c"1
1t is cool swindling to read publSSsn. Oh the
two or three years, and then condo, q.' ana O
form him that you do not wish 10 re!.Dunes,
longer. Such patrons are scarcein the slacK
but there is now aud then one. Thn bhsaPs
such men. ITei
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
South River Township Meeting.

=, Alta meeting of the Wings of South River
Township, held at West Ely, on the 10Th of
May, 1852, for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to attend the county convention to be held
June 9th, Mr.. John Nichols was called to the
Chair, and DR.. A. J. McKelway appointed Sec
rotary.
Messrs. Alfred Warner, John Ellis, Cacy
Forman, and A. J. McKelway were appointed
Delegates to attend the county convention.
IL was resol ved that the list of Delegates be
published in the Palmyra Wing, and that the
meeting adjourn.
JOHN NICHOLS, Chm,
A. J. McKELwAY, Sec'v.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
TOKnShiD Meeting.

| AT meeting Of citizens from Warren, Round
! Grove and Union Townships, held at PhiladeI-
phla, on Saturday May 22d; it was unanimous
ReSoiUed, That it is expedicnt to nominate a
a candidate for Justice ofthe County Court, from
the WesfeIT portion Of this County.
Resotred, That the Voters of Warren Round
Grove, Fabius and Union Townships, be inyi-
ted to meet at Philadelphia, on the second Sat
urday Of June next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to make
the said nomination.
A general attendance is requested of all who
ieei interested. j. Upton, Sect'y.
151At stated meeting of the Liberty Fire
Company, held in their Hall last Thursday eve
ming, the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted =
RESOLVED, That the members of the Liberty
FIRE Company respectfully tender their thanks
to the Amateurs who generously responded 70
our request to give concert Cor the purpose Of
raising money 10 be applied TO supplying the ne
cuniary necessities of the company, and which
concert, given at the Christian church last Thurs
day evening, fully realized our expectations.
Resotoed, That our thanks are due the citizens
generally for their liberal disposition to patronize
this company.
Resolued, That the thanks of this company be
rendered to the members of the Christian Churcb
Tor the use of their church.
Resoired, That these resolutions be SIGNED h.
the President and Secretary, and published IN
the city papers.
D. MsHAWKINS,
r. S. BucHANAN, Seey.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

New YoRK, May 22d.- Monsieur Petm
Wlll make ms frst ascension in hi soounlry from
The Long Island Race Course, on Monday after
noon next, with three balloons, with w6cih he
purposes 10 navigate the aif.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Fourth of Inlu-

Cannot somebody get up something pleasant
and appropriate for the Fourth Of July? Sure
ly ii is not to pass uinoticcd.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
WAanlNoroN, MAY rs

TA6HlNGTONs nluy <Cs
SHEATE.--The Senate concluded the pending
amendment, that of making an appropriation Of
S33 600 per trip to the Collins fine, instead Of
The present allowance, with provision that IL
shall be in the power Of Congress, at any time
after, TO terminate the arrangement. IL was f.
nalIy agreed TO. Y cas- 27;Aays 10.
After other amendments the bill was ordered
to be engrossed.
A bill TO enable Government TO deepen the
passes Of the Mississippi was passed, and the
Senate adjourned.
HousE.-- The question was taken on the st.
Joseph and Hannibal and st. Louis railroads,
and the bill passed. Yeas l03; nays rs. tap
propriates two millions Of acres.
The House went into committee and took up
the Indian Appropriation BILL and adjourned
without coming to a vote.
IMPRIsoNMENT OF CoLoRED SEAMLN IN SouTH
lCARoLINA--A CHANCE FOR MORE PRoPAGAN-
pI,M-The New York Times publishes the fol-
lowing brief extract from private letter from
Savannah, receN ed by the steamer Florida:
"The Court Of Columbia Is. c. having re-
fused to hear the appeal of Manuel Pereira,
colored sailor of the British brig Janson, driven
in by distress and condemned, now in Jail here,
and have postponed the hearing to January,
1858, in Charleston"
What shall we do TO conceal this fact from
tho Emperor Of Japan? If he should hear of it
he will certainly, in the fullness of his great
heart, say that it is his solemn duty to put stop
TO this stupid exclusive policy Of set of mar
row minded barbarians, and force them to keep
pace with the age.
Doubtless his ministers will agree with him,
that he should force the American barbarians
to adopt policy more in accordance with the
progress and enlightenment of Japan, the great
controlling centre Of the world. II will then be
resolved that fleet shall be sent TO the United
States TO demand that, when mariners belonging
TO any nation, shall be cast in distress upon the
shores, or forced TO enter any port, they shall
be treated in accordance with the laws Of hui
mainly Pittsburgh Journal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

~ We are authorized 10 announce J. BRADLEY a cal
d6nse fsr sheEsm Aaan county at abe ensuing Aueu
rsrrsion s,Pstd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

a1- We are authorized 20 anneauce L. L. HAWKINS,
Palmyra, candidate fut the cce Of Circuit Attorney,
thes ule fhiId Judicial Circuit.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

Vthlr Candidates for PRESIDENTIAL Electors.
III dissfict, JEFFERSON '. JONES af CallawAy q dis
stsst, THoS. l.. ANDERSON, Of Marion; "a dsci =. N.
BROWN, Maeoni 4f di.ltici, W. A. CuNkINGhA N, u
litlannn; Slb CIAS b. GIBSON, of 81 LOUIS ca
.ffc III A. of Madrid; sih district, ID. T.
PERRYNA N,spf Washington; IN d'.iIlel BENJ IOMP-
K1Ns, Of Cooper; oh di, NO $ WADDELig Of Green.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

]. ~ alIIIl'FHty -tttlttIHIf
x.swrLEBUnx mESDRIcKs, OF Greene
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

Rf- BIanis sasnmonses and subpanas, at "a
seets Quire.
,sr n,aek mus Of Ladlng. ss so eents a aalre
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

For Register of Landsy
BENJAMIN EnfsaOEs, Jun, ofst cha'ies.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

FOR treasurer
ENOs u. CORDELL, OF Cole.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

w. s. SwY MINER,
.eenefsl newspaper and advertising agent, corner
sseopd and Chestnut streets, tower Inc Fst oie..
ST Ieuis, Mo. sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

Trhui. osHAas. ny Henry barnard svo ~. Hartford
Bycrietf a HufehinronL -
Broh k... ard Kinsred Diseases BY w. w. Hall isne -
Redf~H. -.
The y.p~r .rr,rs Cnurranon By James Arowszth 94no
up lt~ Ptal: Henry Baird Ee~Yora: pe~r u Dsv-
N. y.,r Tneve,pAa BY jobs l. BlAte DID, Eighth Esi-
$40. so The saEr.
Esoy,s yshet e4ro pp. f4s Daniel faHhav
he Mod Car Tales By mrs CsoAse Lee hentH svo
or 10 Phil. T. n. Pets~on New fort Bance Broshes
rsesehoslGrl by Mrs. r. hccnsdah limo pp sts
rs,pe neI.ds. By Darus isme. pp IA Mason
Homeopathic Dones,ie Physician BY c. H. Pae Ee~ Ednoa
l2mo pp. SIG Newman Ivisse.
Of Professor Moses start
I.y Rev. Wilbss Adsms- svo. % IL Johs '. Irov
The ksnrpts Discourse By Theodors Pzrher sso
pp ~. Boston: Crosby, Nichols 4 Co. evYors; C. -
PereIrss BY the Way. By y. rsrker villa iano. pp s'
Charles scr.hner.
Lillian and other By Winthrop Haekvorh Prasd isno
pp 10 Redfeh
GATHERINGS PASTOR Drawer By Rev. Joha Nelson, DID,
l9no pp 4o. Worcester &C. A. HovIaad. Sew-Yort; H.
Garter a Brothers.
Bleak House. 10 3. BY Charles Dickens isna pp. ia
Hsrre- Bro'hers .
The Two fenules by the Axhor OF Rose Dousas LIMO pp
esi. The Same.
The Principles Of Courtesy By George "lD'ord herFey ISs
gp 30. The Same.
An EIpc.cr Of the Laws Of the Latin Grammar %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

the great interest taken in the Society BY the Protestant
Evangelical portion Of Europe We see here to-day one
of our Oldest uissionaes who has shown the progress
of our lsbors hbs great work, and it u well TO rest
eurse.ves for time BY calm dehberaion What 10 it
hut to take hold of the mind of person Ia those coun
tries Of darkness and illuminating and revivng It vita
the sht of the Gospel We hsve 10 do In the Turkish
Empire not directly with the Moeem population, but the
Creeks the latter being under the influence Of Austria,
forming an obstacle that IL with difficulty whstood In
fact the Greek Church nothing than the advance
guard Of the Russian army. You see a little OF that
spirit in the occurrence that took place at Athens
ire other day. The moment that Russia got possession
of Constsnhnople and Turkey had been partitoned
ike Poland, there would be end to Professionalism
there The speaker referred at some length 70 difficult
es of other kinds that rise up before the missionary
particularly In transang the Bols In such a.
10 bs understood In the Chinese the nearest
approximation one can come TO the word Sin" u
breach Of poiteness, and so on
Rev. Samuel Fisher, of Cincinnati, also
delivered an appropriate address, after which Mis-
sionary hymn was sung benedicton given, and the
meeting adjourned