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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08
les yeux l'intt du part tout enter. LIE

les yeux l'intt du part tout enter. LIE
part democr a su eviter Get ecueil
avec un rare heur. LIE general Pier
ce, nous ~l'avoiit, est Repression vi
yante de la citation des democrates
du Nord ct Sud ; la nomination du
general Scott aoigne AL contraire de
la profonde scon qui a ec!ate entire les
wings dn MOTT ceux du Sud.
II est enc@une dernierc blanche
de saInt pour part whig, ct cette
blanche dc sa. lui est of1erte par la
Convention Wsteriste qui doit Sc r6u-
mir aujcurd'h'neme a Philadelphia.
Mais la fractioictorieuse concentrate
t-eIIe a sacrifice general Scott a l'u-
Mon du part? us ne lie persons pas.
La victoire lui ;o1te assez cher pour
quill essaye d'e'rofter."
Gcrit de Munich (Ba-
viere), lie % ju:
"Depn's quees jonrs, lie sc"Ipteur
AMERICAN, M. Oxford, Sc trouve lei, on
il est venu pourrveiIler dams la fonde-
tie royale lie coge en- bronze dcs Fl gu,
res quill a modes a Rome pour lie mo.
nument de Wasigton. que la IegiS|atu-
re de I'Etat dgirginie, patrie de &c
grand homrne, .ItAit tviger dams la vile
tic RRit,ff1ennond.
Ce monumeaura un soubassement
en- grit de soixantc- quatrc
pieds de d%iametreet don't la peripherie
ornee de saig|es coIo>saIes Ell
formant lermoiries de la Yir-
glnic. Sur &C soisscment ii y aura I'm
socIe pareiI!emenn grant ct en- iorne
d'etoiIc a six rays; a I'extr6mit6 de
chaIne rayon Sc tlvcra la statue colos-
:ale en- bronze "a hommc cGIebre ne
tans letat de Virde, ce sont Patrick
Thomas Jtrson, Marshall. les
seneraux Lee ct Anew Allan, lie legis-
e Georges MassoEni an centre de
&c soclc ~s'eIeverasur IN pedestal en-
narbre, la statue luestre en- bronze
Ie Washington, 1 dix-huit pieds de
lauteur.
" LIE monumenaura une hauteur
otale de soixante eds; &c sera I'M des
'!us grands monumds gui aient etc exc
:utes dams les tenunndnrnes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

-pIusieurs officers francais, appartc-
nant principa!ement aux armes sptcia'eS,
%viennen,, avec l'autorisation du ninistrc
de lie guerre, de prendre du service dams
l'armee romaine, qui s'organise en- &c
moment.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
M Ser 95pfreiter.

@ Ser Ypifrelter.
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iut eobr s, sntpfpcr an ibn fIbit ceT an oit Ydd'
batter ~ tcabEu.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
QInfultft bss
9dmpferS uSanaba." +"
SSicbtige 9scmi9feiten DUn
alien GDeilctt Der SSelt.


alien SDeilcm Der SSelt.
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duslanee abcr bite 9tutgttn finb eeb ntt 70 uid);
til gu ben Waucn. .oanbmsrtcrn uuo SGgISbntr, aI5
eis Hcui9ttitu rcn tenn
lppDlfei(eu Stperppn S.N. N.S1oll,
iu SrcrIcrtaum.
CT ptrtauft imnltr pchtftitrs uno lhSnert gFaaren
uno oub Rhsnlal 70 plIt pis Die metm enCr Mad,s
Earn, c6 iit Ihcn rrabGn nit ibrcm 9Rie uno StuQ:
bCt eo6 e rid pcbfilsr eintaufsn uro rrtaufn IGnn
ten. 0aS rpSis has 4utttum pebl bof bo6 cine 2tlt
iti uuo tie Rabbarfbaft ladt nur bariiGtr. 0as
rr6rs ia Stcrbtt pcn oen 9Iabtarn, wGnn is pcbtfis
lGr cnlimc toufEn tGnntn uno tbGtn es nbt; Ne ba;
ttn cS oCprdft uno t wtn. baB lls nirlenb5 70 pcbI
fiji toufcn tSnuEn Gls in Gem
arOGsn StCbr Ten s. 81. Sdau.
G5 III uiht nStbi9 ~ fbimpftn. wis mnnds lbun bic
lhr GCIthdft lc OUT ptrltebCn pcutn; bol MIR Gas
Sdrciben uno Gcnrctn ic out pntthtn mis- it. tos
tbau mir ridt, c5 III niht unltr Gjcihdf mir bntsn
annIrI ar6tt uno oittr Naun, ptt:ber bic 9rcfcn
Grmprficutn moht. bot itnit ribtS gu tbun, CT tdnn
cSm St)rCtbcn otpdrten tccnrtrs YriI nab tr C1t:
fe4ctun9 ju ltbrctbtn-ra ltrnt mnn CO. WdGntG bat
Ct ttlnt lcn ItNcuturl, oS bic Sthrtibti-ncB lHtt
fam tiir Nlaun has mrtantIt=tScihi 70 out pcritt:
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ulr ctnmol cine Oani tur;l 3tit in lbIlarphta ra=
bCtm. IN cinun Slrbr uuo bat Dlustin aufFfet "a
muR er cs 0drnt bIbru; lcnlt weF tCh nldlt NC Nun
iUT 9autt oag Gin Alann fu6 mtrtaut: 81 fhdft kr
ntn fam IN paHr YfcnOttn IN Ctnrm Nrlr nit Mus:
lin oufUieSn Ger 0outs IS tumtrbn mir fjir unlIr
Sbd! 0auttn es nl:bt; uub mir inb Oub iitr;u9t
roG Ct lylAt nitbt 9Iautt Dap CT c mcMfI rrtaufsn
fam Qls pie mir ttun
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
9ie ScfanutmaCDnu9,
5000 9(9entclt Dcrlan9t.
1000 Sbaler DnS cIobr.

NNsrlanat w1otn in icesm Gaunr pr Scr. Staaten,
~ attiyt unosA1t1nshmcure sR6nnsr, nm idb nit
Dem @etauf pen Cini9n oer btleu 8iebtr ots eGntes
81 tStbdfti9n. 9RdnuCru ron 9lltcm Nuft, WlchS Gin
tteints capital pen 2j lis 100 SbGr tehesn. rcreen
lrths Subuttmcnts cftrirt. cap fe ti9b pen ts 10
Sbattr prehtirIn fGnnnen.
~ Die rru uns putli;irtcn Ssdhr fuo allt psn
eiuSm nGeibtu Ghorotttr, fsbr pcpuidr uno pataufn
ollvntbaltsu, NC Ie efftrirt rpsrncn, kbr ltaJt.
Sur ndbtu GinSlubsi;Sn aeercllrt man (rcifrSO
2auieIs unc 0et,
9idhfttlSr ucn ". a ecor0 uHr &C..
Oic. LIS 9irJe 5aNtt Straft, YHaetFtid.
Srt Is, lcSc. nqsR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
@fsirO Derldi,0t!

O(ls 2trtCu G5ttraeS ots gSoijSn Hc9lcu, 9SElhtrr
" !oafsr, Grmo6twcu unb 10 Wsitsr, pefttr inms
er bSbits gRarttprsis crtautt miro ttt
S6pmas 50. Witfon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
al1orftEarltl1 tl6erlaupt.

Gdr 9Rartlatbn i6srbaupt, ais 9crdubrtts Stifb,
~ Schmol,, Butter, Gier, u + 10, rrtro innlCr Der
E4tlts 9Qarttpreis I'M 2ustGulcb fdr S3a0ren cecr
gaar Gcto Crlau6t, trt
Sbcmas 8. BitIon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
9nmf0bitGttnnd.

Gir ron iSbrr 0curinc litsralt ntrltteuna, ftdttt
y er nunncd fbGaIItb kluen Srenneen uno cSSnnern
Hnasbcibtltn Oant as, une Crlubt iis I'M cine Srrt'
bauer bsrd6rr, lptltbc CT inmer rurtb MuaI YrG'lt
uno 9uts 8ttourtun9 ju pernHnsn fatben wiro.
SbcmaS %. Bilion.
92cptn6r 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

Niekr 0anrfsr trahte ipidtile 9lctli0fsittn pcni
Nuslanet. obcr tts 9Suigtitn hnp eeb nitt 70 uid'
tl gu esn Waucrrl. oanbIpsrtcrn uuo SGgSbntrn, alt
eit g2euilttiEu ptn rem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
@nmoerbar! gSnmOerbar!
SMraD! Onrr1Dl

| Surr1Dl SnrrdDl
Or oerrins ttt als ncd. Der gRuarsscrf bal
ibn nccb nibt 9crefitn. Die btrn9 ino 'ucbl mG9cr
uno odnn, ater lis fno bed, traucbtor. Die gRuIrs
tGrf ine nitbs mug une ntt 81 brautbtn ts is Elm.
mel iib p,ripebTttn gu BuIrcdtn, oann tafn fie d,
auf uno mahen elm orcees GrttIb, absr cs III alIts
9Emh. nl5 es hcn tolt in Der eetsn gDebs 70 III
cs pceb puueertar baG Fn gRulIpepf aus Dem gBoTtr
aefrilten bat eae or tbdt. nc nbt oufprn9cn, aber
bic etus pn es ollie boB es Dem 9RulIpt pf gang nobs
mar. DG6 Sbet uar binttr ibnl, pc has Spdtiobr
lhcn 70 rid gtfrein bat in llrntaun uno Irnlluc.
limb prnn or 9JhlIrtcrf fuen Scbpau3 niht 9rpcoit
bait in Penn gRatr uno bait oeptctirt ron oem eetbtn
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fdtrn, io pdrs CT gang etruB fl6t otfrsIn pcrocu.
limo lpenn @tItCe es 9slpuGt h6en ea has Sbsr eem
9IulIptcpf 70 robe par, c nars gan; acpb cricbenen
Elm 9rcFer Small. Die .berrin9 fno gang malCr, ros
ptiltn mir pcbL ater iuenn tIe otter nab bcm Seller
9ebtn tbdten, unl tas 93rdntrfab gu telbousn. onrn
nSbttn le oiclltt oub auflCOrciItn ceer auf0etatn
percm uie Gin 8uUfrcd. Aber trcB OtIsm bem pclIep
mir cub alcn, rO6 ibr notb Dem rucbftten Gtcbr rrn
SSeioncr unS Srsinig
in SrcrIrtaun 81 tcnlmcn bait, WInn ibr Sitter rcbt:
fr tauftn tpclIt Ol6 man ie tt ir0cnb Semano cnlt
erba!ttn fam. 9Rconet unb 9rciro hnb etcn mieotr
pen philadelphia surjd9ytcbrt nit etnem QrcFtn Stcd
rcn alien arttn 6tcrn pdba mcbtftitcr pertnuft mtr-
otn aS lellalS Srcr. SGotPS trrttt berCn W lGcto;
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ShawIS bon allen Qrten uno preiIen ieoe
Nrt rou Sresghtern, Shubs SancItu
be. Strumpfe. nueQendbtr 81 tldrS,
uno riCle onocrc Nrtit,l gu umiantth au;uftthren.
Sbr otrrcn trmnt bcpcr uno unttr fud)t unICrn un
9eburCn StCt pcn
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OroirrieH rTtauftn mir wunrubor pcblfelI. SRir
nctn uno pcrren uns pcu 9IiunOro uRttrWrtouftn
oiItn, uno lrlIttn mir uuicrs Sitter bnO wG9cbcntcn
mdlIr.
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nCr. 1AfhhHhncr, @int, 0rttn, 6IeCiotncrL Simcbp:
famcn, T(ahsiamen, oaf3r etc. fir mcIbss NlSs Der
tGhtl Mart!prcis tc3lbIt wiro, lperpSn psrtOr0t.
9Sriener un0 8teina.
SrtrTtoun, Ncp. II, 1852. uq-
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
or mr. BoN,, SDe,rb.

Conclusion Of Mr.. Halls Speech.
I hope gentlemen will not oppose
this policy because the new States are
to be its immediate bcnifciaries.-
What would be thought if the west
should vote against proposition to
fortify an important seaport because
the money necessary to that purp ,Se
would be expended on the coast?-
Why, everybody would say, such a
motive is unworthy an American citi-
zen. Will, you, then, apply rule to
the new States, when, if sought to be
applied to the old States, would be
repudiated as disgraceful in its con-
ception and purpose? Rather inquire
whether the propositions relative to
grants Of land to the west, are for tie
benefit of the nation and within your
constitutional power. And being salts
fed in the affirmative on both promo.
sitions, do not withhold your supper,
because the donations is to a new
State.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
EERE!!

Oar ofzscs has Suffered from one q these
naming vSit1tions. that will sometimss &C
cur. n spite 81 the greatest care. Last
Saturday tight this Office was discovered to
Be- on Gre about Z O'Clock, and By prompt
exertions on the part Of our friends was ex-
tinguished, but MOI until q considerable
quantity Of matarsal was destroyed.
We mnst here return our warm ac-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 70 our friends Of the 'Mes-
scngef'' and .ElourIer- for assistance. We
are indebted 10 the messenger" Cor The
Ne Of their press. The tax list, markets, and
nj siig mutter that appears on the inside
Of thip paper, except this column and one
II miscellaneous matter from ths ssCouricr.s
We hope TO get what Is left Of the Office
sti;ssks3 4 ~ Esss.ts 5e fSsesy sSrlse WY q.
gain. ia the course Of . week or two. In
the meantime we earnestly request all in
debt 70 us to pay MP, for we shall need all
shsy owe, although the insurance money,
payable in ninety days. viii cover The
damagea
We must be pardoned, under the eis.
cumAtances, for sending 10 some Of our
subscribers burnt and damaged sheets, and
20 others but half sheet, This week. We
deu printed me hrS1 alat Wncn tie IRE TOOK
place; the paper thus half printed was
burnt on the edges, and par. 81 !; entirely
ruined. We save all of this we can, and
finish the edition on half sheets. The la
Dor Of restoring the Office TO order may
render II necessary 10 issue one or two
more numbers on half sheets; but after that
we shall print the paper as usual;
We must again thank our friends who
put cut the Ere; for one quarter Of an
hour more Roadway would have been ruin
s-.ihe whole amouat of insurance would
moi have covered one-ihird of the loss.
How the FIRE occurred is beyond ON
power to tell. We Al irst thought il The
work Of an incendiary, but the absence O
any imaginable motive precIudes that idea
II Il was done 10 set somebody else on FIRE
our Office certainly had papers enough 4
raise sudden blaze; but then IL woule
secm that even an incendiary would hav,
sense enough TO put the FIRE where he want
ed il in the first place. Therefore. all W,
can state is. that we were careful; that not
wishssandiHg onr care the fire took nlace
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
Proceedings Of a Public Meeting.

Held by the citizens of Hannibal
Marion county Missouri, at Benton
Hall, Saturday evening, January Gath
1862.
By request Of tho Chairman, Mr.. ]
F. Hawkins explained in his usual sen.
sible style, the object Of the meeting
and in favorable manner showed III,
actual necessity for the citizens o
Hannibal and surrounding country
going to work in building good anc
permanent plank roaL'.s.
On motion, of Mr.. J. +. Hawkins
the chair appointed Messrs. hawkins
Selmes and Waugh, committee t.
report resolutions to this meeting
which resolutions we're reported =.
follows, and adopted.
i. Resotved, That in the opinion OF
the meeting, plank road from here
to New London, Ralls county, and al.
so one from here to Paris, in Monroe
county Missouri, ought to be, can be,
and shall be built.
2. RESOLVED, That the Chairman of
this meeting, Hppoint FIVE persons a
committee of correspondence, whose
duty it shall be to forthwith open a
correspondence with our fellow citi-
zens in Rails and Monroe counties.
ard make arrangements to carry out
the object of this meeting at ss early
a day as practicable, and that the
Chairman be added to that committee.
3. ReSOlved, That a committee of
three be appointed by the Chairman
to draft and arrange articles of asso.
citation under the general plank road
law of this State. o
4. ReSOLved, That in the OniniAp al
this meeting, the time has arrived when
i is the duty of the citizens and au-
lhorities Of the city OF Hannibal 10 act
expediently and to furnish material aid
and to put said road under contract as
loon az our fellow citizens of Rails
Ind Monroe counties can have time
o organize and act with us.
The chairman appointed MsSsrs. A..
}. Robards, ]. Gore, VIM, P. Samuel,
7, F. Hawkins Geo. SchrOtsr and the
added, as the committee
amed in second resolution. !
The Chairman appointed Messrs.
'amusl, Gore, and MofFet, the com.
nittss as named in third resolution. 4
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
FrvE HuNDnED PEasoNs DEsrnoYrD

FIVE HUNDRED Persons DESTROYED
nv WATER SPoUT.--On Saturday
intelligence was received at Lioyd's,
London, under date Malta, Monday,
the 9Th ultimo, Of most awful occur
renee at the Island of Sicily, which
had been swept by two enormous wa
ter spouts, accompanied by terrific
hurricane. Those vino witnessed the
phenomena describes the water spouts
as two immense spherical bodies of
water reaching from the clouds, their
cones nearly touching the earth, and,
as far as could be Judged, at quarter
of mile apart, travelling with i'm
mense velocity. They passed over
the island near Marsala. In their pro-
gress houses were unrcofed, trees I'D.
rooted, men and women, horses, cat
tie, and sheep raised up, drawn into
the vortex, and borne on to destruc-
ton; during their passage, rain de-
scended in cataracts, accompanied
with hail-stones of enormous size and
masses OF ice. Going over Castella-
mara, near Stabia, /. destroyed half
the town, and washed two hundred of
the inhabitants into the sea, who all
persisted. Upwards of FIVE hundred
persons have been DESTROYED by this
terrible visitation, and an immense a.
mount Of property, the country being
laid waste for miles. The shipping IN
the hsrbor suffered severely, mauv
vessels being destroyed, and their
crews drowned. After the occurrence
numbers of dead human bodies were
picked up, all frightfully mutiIlated
and swellsR.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

Il l. nqwA settled naitef that The Wing
State Convention, wi Il be held in the city
q St. heuis. On ths third Monday "a April.
TAs tina snd place meek Che esdire nppfo-
baton Of the Wings in this section. Whilst
We were willing 70 90 wherever the ma
iorisy might designate, we thought ST. Louis
the proper place for the Esesting. lie, the
wings Of this section, now 90 10 work and
organize. Let escI, township in this county
hold = meeting, and send delegates TO the
Couniy Convention, 1t Palmyra The first
Monday ia April. At the Palmyra eOnven-
ton, two delegates viii be chosen 70 rep
resent Ibis county in The State Convention,
and slso two candidates will be selected
for The Legislature. Every whig win see
the necessity Of early scsiOn 6 athOarcugh
----sznixsiion. We hope TO see every cOun-
ty in the State repsssehasJ az 81. louis, 80
that the best men may be selected for NE
various olhces IN The State. Our friends
viii remembes that this convention wiz
nonirste candidate for each Of tks follow
ing osiices, viz s--Governor, Lieut.. Cow
srnOr, Secretary Of State, Auditor and Reg
istsr Of Pubic Lanis, and SsisSs Dsisg1sss
70 the National ConveRt;Sn, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for the Presiden-
cy. Let every township in the State hold
q meeting and prepare for the contest which
Is SO near At hand--let every Wing deter
mine 70 % his entire dSty in lhia, 70 Mis-
sour, most important struggle. With en-
ergy and concert of action in the Whig
ranks, smother victory awaits the party
more glorious than the last. The Demo.
cratic party,is divided in every county il
the State. Discord and confusion in In.
LocOfOeo ranks, which can never be recon
ciled, admOnish the Wings to be true Il
themselves, their party, and their country
and now that we have the second opportu
nifty Of freeing Missouri from the misrul'
Of LOccfocoism, let us not throw it away
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

TIE WEEKLY NEwsPAPER.-NO re-
hecting man can fail to see that the
tifty-two visits in year of CAREFUL
ly conducted paper, intelligent, cor
rect, elevated in its moral tone, and
withal interesting in its contents, must
exert a great and blessed influence
upon domestic life. Children grow.
ing up under such influences are far
more likely to be intelligent, correct
in their opinions and morals, and bet
ter prepared for the active duties of
lie than they esal9 possibly nave
been without it.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

"A NEWSPAPER Doc. - The ALBANY
knickerbOcker boasts that il has in its Of
ice dog that will lick any dog in the State
for natural sagacity. 1t belongs to one of
the carriers, which it accompanies in hi
round Of delivery of about six hundred pa
pers. The carrier fell sick but said the
dog would do his duty, and sure enough he
did. A boy carrying the papers followed
the dog, which stopped and wagged his tail
at the house OF every subscriber, never
missing sne Of the six hundred subscribers.
At the deer of all subscribers who had NOT
pad Tor thsir papers for length Of time
the dog was heard to howl,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
RIAL AND TJNTON-HANNIBAI4 JANUARY ed 1892.

Rssssa y Tie Gig S0sSSa
sbs and ~ hn co. ana enlsa
nance psovds dn s uS PsrI ~ special - s0r Ss
who any say eSnesIs'a 'As. ~ s,s s ere
ted below although Hannibal haze not bees paid and unless inc
paid bre tho day sale the u %
dschrge
costs, win be- M sale and SOLD in the provided by the
March City Hall in the Cy
wa"
I,ruTv assh. 1850 JOSHUA MITCHELL, Special Collector
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29
M A r R I ED

On the ed day of January, by the
Key. VIM. Cox, Louis T. Labeaume,
Of the city of st. Louis, to Miss vary
Beatty, of Rails county.
ST. Louis papers copy. O.
In this city, at the City Hotel, on
tn the 2lst inst, by Isaac L. Holt, ESQ,
Turner Lock, to Miss Margaret Buck,
al. Of Adams county. Ill.
In this city, by the Rev.9Mr. Leighton,
VI y; Spiegel of Palmyra, to Miss Mar
saret koeneman, Of this CITY.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

1--WE are sorry to learn that the
health of Mr.. ]. B. Crockett is such as
to compel lin to abandon for while,
the editorial control of the St. Louis
Intelligencer. We hope little re-
creation and change of climate, will
soon restore him to his accustomed
health and that he will be able to stand
at his post during the political con.
test winch viii soon open in this State
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

Articles of association made and e Z
ecuted, signed and sealed, for the pur-
pose of forming separate body for
the construction of Plank Road as
hereinafter set forth pursuant to an
act of the Legislature Of the State Of
Missouri, entitled Gan act to authoI-
ize the formation Of associations to
construct Plank Roads and McAds-
mixed Roads," approved February
9th 1851.
We, the undersigned (whose places
of residence with the amount Of stock
subscribed by each of us are placed
opposite our names respectfully do
hereby constitute and form ourselves
into an association or body corporate,
to be known and designated BY the
name of "the Hannibal and Paris
Plank Road Company" for the pur-
poses following, that is to say, to con-
struct Plank Road, beginning al q
point within the corporate limits Of,
the city of Hannibal in Marion countv
Missouri, and to teImin ate at Payis in,
Monroe county and same State, asd
to run on such route between said
points as may be hereafter fixed and
specified by the Directors on the
com ,pany acting in pursuance of their
legal authority and by-l.ss. Said
road is to be : 'fplsnk Rosd," end
shall be constructed upon the most
approved plan of plank Sosds, which
plan shall be agreed upon by the prop
er officers of this sSSO ciaticn hereof
ter. The amount of the capital stock
OF this company il to be two hundred
thousand dollars. The amount Of
each share subscribed is to be twsnty
five dollars. This association is Iini.
ted to the term Of twsnty-nins ysars.
The number Of Dire ctors 70 BE- elected
oy this aSso cistion, shall be nine
Signed and sealed by US, this-day Of
Isnuary 4. d. eighteen hundred and q
hfty-twO 1862.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

Last Thursday night about forty young peO-
pie organised under the title of the "Fmst Re-
giment of Dancers" made descent upon the
Guy Hotel, commanded by Cor. GRrMEs, and
took i by "srORM." The Colonel surrendered
without resistance, and treated the enemy
not only to dance in well adapted room, but
Toasted them sumphieusly. If Cor. GRIMEs
can md 80 much to entertain his friends with in
H'torn," what must he be able 10 do when all
q " osImf"
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

On motion, E. II, Moffet, resolved
that the committee of correspondence
be required to confr with the city
council, and any other party or par
ties, relative to the advancement Of
the objects of this meeting, to tskS
charge of the articles of association.
open books for stock and get the COM,
pany organized under the general
plank road law as soon as possible.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

III. The Danville Herald has a "devil,"
wfe thinks this is great world. He
says that at the office they charge him with
all the pie they ;'do" find, while at the
house they charge him with all they dent
find. He seems to doubt the ''propriety"
Of the proceedings.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-29

We agree with the "Messenger'' in the views
expressed in one article copied into another col
umn;--that township meetings should be held to
select delegates to the County Convention, to be
held at Palmyra, on the first Monday in April;
and that this County Convention should nominate
Candidates for the Legislature, and select two
delegates from the county to the State COnven-
tom and that the most appropriate place and
time for holding the latter wodld be at ST. Louis,
and on the third Monday in April; indeed, this
whose matter is now fully settled.