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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

tHisEsE mIssiosARY-The Rev. W
Speer has arrived at San Ffancisc. firm, ~;
M tor the purpose of laboring as missionary
among the Chinese in that city. He is under
she patronage of the Presbyterian Board o,
Missions.
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Eg MIR. Webster's late residence on LOU
s'ana avenue, Washington. it is stated, has
been rented by Mr.. Gales, of the Intelligenoer,
who has also bought portion ofthe furniture.
MIR. Gales was for more than 80 years firm
and constant friend Of Mr.. Webster.
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DRuNK.-Patrick Nulty was arrested on
Tuesday evening, while lying drunk on Main
street, by officer Wilkinson. Being his first
appearance, he was discharged.
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DlshlsSED A variant charging Christian shau.
'ef' ana ni' win Mary, with assaulting Mildred Pol
ie' On the 1871 instant, was on yesterday
complainant NO! appearing.
A'+o one against Seth Kidd, charging him with as.
sau''!hg Henry +. Stone tho 18th instant, was
o'''iiissed, charge not being sustained
Also one against Walter, a slave, charging hira
with assauiting William Cooper, a free negro, on
Saturday night, was dismissed for want of proof.
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81 The contract for carving tae ma i
from New Orleans TO Key West, has been Civ
Ell 10 Gen. Scot, OF Florida.
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e Lieut., Davenport arrived at Savannah,
"a on the 9th inst, and it is announced in the
Ne"s OF that city that he il to resume his com
mahd either on the Cherokee or Crescent Civ
now that the difficulty is settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

- A bill TO pleven, the settling of colored
persons IN Ohio has been introduced in the
Senate
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- To the PupIic.- our eEtentl0n 10 IN
vted to the very beautiful styles OF DagUerreotype
which MINEI5 Il WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery. No 354 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly ali, among the many who visit rooms
daily, are heard to excaim: they are the best I've
ever seen ; they certainly the most natural
looking eyes | ever saw. AS have never re-
sorted to humbug, or tried to write ourselves into
notice, ask the public to call and judge for
themselves. You also notified that prices
are as low any in this city. Don't forget tae
place, Ms 354 Main street, Mansion House.
no 80 MiNNlS a. WATSON.
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ELEcTIoN.-An election for Clerk of the County
Court to fill the vscancy occasioned by the desth
Of P J Tinsley, will take place in Henrico County
TO day,
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H1sToRIcAL SocIETY-This society will have a
public meeting at the Atheneum this evening. Mr..
Conway Robinson will read valuable historical
paper.
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george CONWAY, the Ojibbeway Chief
IS iee'ufng in Pi,tsburg, on the religion.
belief, poetry. aud characteriatics If ,hs H.
dams.
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~ Thomas c. Atkinson, Esq, has resign
ed his situation us Chief Engineer on the Or
enge and Alexandria Railroad-,he resigna.
iIsn TO take place from the LIST of January.
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~ People Of America Thousands Of
you have suffered for long yesrs with Rheumatic
Pains, Ulcerous Sores, Swelled Legs, Plies. and
many other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to cure and your physicians
have pronounced incurable-you need suffer -
longer.
A remedy is discovered and placed within the
reach of all, that will cure all of these complaints
and make you dance with Joy for you shall be
be aled. This great remedy rs the
Mexican Mustang L'niment!
Important and extraordinary cures are daily re-
ported to us as having been performed by the use
of this Liniment, and none who use it are dissp
pointed in its effects.
PBIcEs-The Lininent is put up in sizes: the
so cent and 8 sizes contain three and six times as
much as the 25 cent size, and much cheaper.
For sale by all Druggists and by
PURCELL, LADD e. co,
do A Richrnnnd
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f~ stabIer,s .0od Medicines

EH
prisingy beautiful style in which these articles are
put up, call forth the encomiums OF oil who have
seen them, and this is certain indication that they
have been prepared with an uncommon degree OF
skill and care and all who use them can feel GER
tainty of their excellence for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and early stages of Consumption,
and DiarrLua. de l4-dltclt
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some Other IOIAs stem 20 tnInk as we DO
thai Mr. Smons is of our best artists. The fol
lowing complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country will be read with pleasure:
ELLIsvILLE LOUISA Co, Nov 20th
Mr. Sim0ns-Dear Sir Il am SO highly delighted
wiki the picture you took for last week, and it
has given such universal satisfaction to my friends
that have directed nay wife to call at your gallery
for the purpose OF having hers taken, which you
will please take and in frame similar to that
OF mine. wish them to match near possible
My wife, you will fad, think, pretty pod sub
ject, ana if you succeed with hers as wol as you
did with rlDe, (Which has already caused hun
dreds to say they would call on YOU will insure
you many patrons from our county.
Yours, respectfully.
no24 JAS. WRIGHT
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DIsoRDERLY.-biarkJ ]. Watson was arrest.
ea by officer c. White, for disorder, conduct
at The second market, on Tuesday afternoon.
Yesterday he was committed TO Jail in defaul,
Of 500 security.
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70 For Coughs, Colds, Group and

Eg For Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough-Be prepared for change OF
weather.-The frequent changes OF the weather
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis all Of
which can be cured aud the system fortified against
frequent attacks By using Dr. J ROSES Cele-
btated COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents.
Children also liable to Group which dan
gerou8 complaint yields Immediately 10 DR.. 5
Roses never falling GROUP SYRUP. Price -
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold ana damp weather. The afflicted
will find great relief in the use of Dr. Rose 8
WHOOPlNG COUGH SYRUP, which always re
Ieves and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as Indammation OF the Lungs,
Dlopsy in the Chest, and Consumption. Price 50
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment IN all Lung
Affections has created great demand ior the above
highly valuable Family Medicines
To be had at the Drug Stores of PURCELL
LADD a. CO, BENNETT Il BEERS, ADIE Il
GRAY, A DUVAI, r Il DUVAL, GAYNOR &
WOOD, O A STRECKER, A BODEKER,! j.
BLAIR, MACPHERSON and w LADD.
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~ To the Voters OF the County o

ER" TO the Voters OF tne County OF
Henrico.-I present myselito you, fei ox clrzens
as candidate for the Office of Clerk OF Circui.
Court. If it should be your pleasure 70 elect me,
will exert myself 10 merit tsl9 confidence that you
will place In me. | am fully aware OF the Difficult
ties OF the ofiice but nine years experience in
well conducted office has given me such know
ledge OF the business as would enable me- | fee
confident, 10 give satisfaction.
De did BENZ. POLLARD,
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husTISas CoURT.-Two trivial misdemeanor
cases and civil bushes disposed of At this Court
yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

lhPoRTUNATE.-Miss Ellen Coleman enter.
ed the Jewelry store of Mr.. Ii. Hyman, near
the corner ofMain and 18th streets, on Friday
last, to procure bracelet which she had pre-
vlously left to be repaired. She objected to
paying the charge for repairing, and amused
herself for an hour or two in swearing al Mr..
H., and in operate singing. Monday after
noon she entered Mr.. HIS store again, and act
ed in the same importunate manner, Mr.. II.
telling her that he would give her the price of
the bracelet fshe would clear out. She said
she would come again and do as she pleased !;
and yesterday Mr.. H. had her arrested. The
Mayor bound her over in the sum of $500 to
keep the peace.
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fisKD.-Wm. C. Walthall was reported for The
misdemeanor Of one of his teamsters in driving a
unlawful speed, by officer C. White on yesterday
and duly fined.
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WOMAN's RECORD OR skprr.
w Of all Dfsdnguished w. Ps

WOMAN'S RECORD OR sKpr-.
w OF all Distinguished Womanc IFS
tho beginning till A D, ls5D with .eIsc,'s, from
Femas Writers Of every age, il!a.,rs,sdI - ron
PoetIcal and Prose Writings of the mps,.ao
An Essay on Calcareous Ksnures h. r4 bard
hphn' ON edition, amended and enIsr YEA ~4'H ind
american Literature and Manners bs r.
Europe in Hurry, by Geo WHY, oH4ses
hnick knscks, By L Gaylord Clarke
Atlantic and TRANSATLANTIC, or skec,b., "a
Ashore, By MackiGnon 'o' Aa'ai aod
The Chevalier's of France. bv Ee,h,
Cap sheat, by Lewis Myrtle
The Successful Merchant, by Ar,hnx
Lord saxondale, by eW NJ Revnai4s sc.
My Novel, by Bulwer, 371c nc
ihos Francis Meaghers Speeches mn .lr
lstive Independence Of Ireland =" 'u3 Leg:
Private Life of DAHL Webster, Dana, :, ....
Is cents paper D c.st1
Balsil, Story of Modern Life, By C,il,.,
Rnickerbocker Magazine for Dscer,b ,a,''
Peeerson's Maeaz Ne for Januayg. IaSt
Godey's Ladies Book for JarQ,rv Ia-,
men numbers y '2''' tP"c.
Now il the time to subscribe. Csuc-,
HOS II GRE4gAu
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g To The Voters OF HenricO County.
The Office OF Clerk ut the Circul. Count OF Henfi
co being vacant By the death OF the lsts incumbent
hereby announce myself candidate for that Of
noe. The day Of election being fixed a, 50 early Il
period Qhe 10 inst, 1t will no. be in my power
10 see all the voters in person. Should 1t however
be their pleasure 10 confer upon the office will
do my duty.
JOHN o. MOSBY.
Henrieo county, d &C 4. lc52 -dtdeli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

Esf7 To the Voters of henr!co County,
hereby announce myself Candidate iot the office
of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Heuric0, in the
election to be held the l6ih December, to fl the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of tue former
C.erk.
dc 7-d.dcltF JAMES T. Redo.
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AssAuLr-willian Mills was brought before the

William Mills was brought before the
Mayor yesterday charged with threatening to shoot
Robert Patteson on the 14th Decen ber Mills bore
deep marks upon his face of having been roughly
handled Robert Patteson deposed, that he was
formerly in the employ of Mills, but had struck,
with three others in the same shop He went with
two other shoprnates, Tuesday morning, to Mills
house. on Brooke Avenue, for the purpose of get
ting his tools Found the house locked, knocked
was admitted, and Mills then locked the two in
A man rsmed Gully, who was one of the two with
him offered Mills 81 l24 due him. Afterwards
Mills alluded to their action, called Gully liar, and
witness a id liar. Mills then drew a double
baueed pistol FROM his pocket, presented it at the
breast of witness, and swore he would shoot him
Hes.ruck at witness with the pistol two or three
tines when witness was compelled, in self defence,
to knock Mills down, and overpower him. Gully
WHO was with witness, took a knife away from
Nils wife.
VIM. b. Gully gave testimony corroborative of
Patssons charges
Dir Parsons, the other man who went to Mills
huse, also corroborated Pstesons testimony,
sstng that when he the pistol pointed and at
taon struck with it, he jumped out Of a side door
out of the way
For the accused, Virginia and Mary Turner, two
young girls, were called. They deposed to seeing
a part Of the fght-saw no pistol In Mills hand at
the time of, or after the fght-saw Mills knocked
down and badly beaten, but did not see the COM
rnencement of tho atFrsy.
Mr. Mills was then bound over by his Honor in
the SUM Of $500 to keep the peace and be of good
behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

CHARGE OF STEALING.-Frederick Rurgaman
was brought before the Mayor yesterday, charged
18th stealing four pieces of scanting, worth 81 so,
fro~ the lumber yard Of L. w. Glazebrook ON Mon
Gay ls1. witness testified to seeing maj take
enc piece of scanling whom be believed to be Bur-
gaman' and throw it in his (Bs) yard, early in the
morning. seves,l other pieces of scantling wsre
also found In BIS yard, which were identified by
M OVERLY and Mr. Glazebruol
Mr. Bursaman, on the other hand, brought for
ward a witness to prove that he (Mr B } had pur.
Chased the plank the Thursday preceding last Mon
day This the witr ess failed to do clearly and the
Mayor sent the case on to the grand jury term OF
the Hastings Court in February next, admitting
Blrsaman to bail in the sum of 5000
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The Delegates to the Baitini ore
- GanY itiou reQnasiEd a r,l..e "a

gS Auction SaIe.-The attention of the
ga trade s solicited 10 sale of Clothing,
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
del6 ALtX MOTT & co, Auct
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sif1RI sTNIAS pRHSENTS.-Nowr ecely.
~ ing great variety Of Goods for the Holy
days, consisting of a great variety OF Jewclry
Watches, Beast Pins, Ear Drops, Brecel Is, Fin,
gar Rings, &C. GEENET 81 JAMES,
de- is Eagle Squire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

/ - DIR. r. KIDDER TAYLOR has
~ removed his Office and residence to the
| house at the corner of 9Th and Main ats, opposite
| Rogers Stone Yard. o5-2md*
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NOR EIERE.-We will hire out, for the ba,
& lance of the year and for the next year, a re-
markedly nice Negro Girl, suitable foT a cham.
Der maid or for nursing. TOLER 81 COOk,
de Is General Agents
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specie WanIed.-We VIII pay the
G~~s-a highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 C. w PURCELL a. co
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raIOY SILVER sPOONs.-30met1ing for
IL The little folks for Christmas Real Silver
Spoons, l2s each. Oaly few dcz'n received.
Call soon. GENNET & JAMES
de Is Eagle Square.
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- FOE KENT, thai very desirable resi-
H:1 Gence on Grace street, near Adam street, and
now in the occupancy of MIR B l.. Belt. The house
is in perfect order, is well adapted for the gen
tee and comfortable accommodation of large
family Possession will be given the LIST Jan
uary next 1858; and persons il want Of a retired,
pleasant and genteei residence, would do well to
notice this. Applyt to
de l6-3t JAMES II. TAYLOR
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f%s FOR RENT, the Store on Main street.
Ass:sa one door below Messrs Purcell, Lsdd Il Co,
and now in the occupancy Of Mr. P. Dosnjn. In
point Of location and constructions this is regarded
Of the best stands in the city for wholesale
business of any kind Possession will be given on
the lst January next Apply to
de I6-3t JAMES M TAYLOR
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"a FOR RENT, and immediate possession
Il given, two Brick Houses, iiuated near Clay
street and few steps beyond the corporation line,
These houses contain about rooms each, with
kitchens and well OF water The yard, ali good
order aud at moder rent. Apply to
de 1876 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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NTGNE CUTTfNG.-JOHN w. DAVIES d
- co practical Stone Cutters IL Masons, South
Side Of the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal p tronage We have received
and trust By strict attention to business to continue
to merit the conf Ience Of the public. deIo-3n
DOND LOST.-Lost, on the 3rd Of October
- last, Bond Of Robert A Mayo, payable to
Susan Green-givsn :or negro hire-for thirty five
dollars three quarters of which had been paid
The finder will confer favor by returning it TO
us, as 1t can be of no use to any one else.
CHRISTIAN IL LATHROP,
de 1G 90 Main street
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Henrico county, DC 4, l65a -dtdelt
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IMP PLAsT Err, landing and for sale by
IL de l6 JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
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Change of Hours Increased
WNsA Rate OF speed.-5ee what Adams &
Co. are doing for their pa,ronsi The Express now
leaves Baltimore at o'clock d. in charge of ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore st early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accomm dated.
Drafts England, Ireland ana Scotland for sale
a. this office. ADAMS d. co,
nos l4th street, Richmond, Va.
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JOHN b. MARTIN, PORTRAIT
~ PAINTER AND ENGRAvER, 116
Main street, over Tyrer's Gun Store.
p@J B. NJ. expects TO leave the city about the
LIST January, to be absent several months. Persons
having business with him, therefore invited to
give him an early call. no 30-lmis
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

TOO familiar ailusion 10 God and his attributes
ever escaped his lips. The very notion of a Su-,
prene Being was, with him, made up of awe and
socmnity 1t filled the whole OF his great mind
with the strongest emotions. A man like him.
with all his proper sentiments and sensibilites
alive in him, must, in this stage of existence,
have something to hope for; or else, rs life is
advancing TO its close all is heart sin king and
oppression. Depend upon it, whateve or may be
the mind of an old man, old age is only really
happy when, on feeling the enjoyments Of This
world pass away, it begins 10 lay a stronger,
hold on the realities of another.
Mr.. Wcbser's religions sentiments and feel
ings were the browning gorics Of his charac-
ter.
After prayer a procession was formed, which
was about third of n mile in length The nall
bearers were the farmcr-neig hbors of Mr. Web
ster-mcn from so to 20 years of AGE, who
seemed deeply affected. Each side of the road,
on the route of the procession, was lined with
people.
The marked peculiarly of the funeral was
the absence Of all Formally, pretension, and %.
teniatious display. The following was the
PNArEN At THE Town.
We now commit this body TO the ground,
earln 10 earl 0SncS 10 aSncS, aust 10 dust, look
ing for the general resurrection in the last daV
and the life of the world to come
| May these mourning relatives of the iIlustri-
Gus dead, and this vast concourse assembled 10
honor his memory, profit by the testimony Of his
life and death to the reality of Christian faith,
and thus become better fitted TO pass the solemn
test when the Son Of Man shall sit upon the
throne of His glory and before Him shall be
| gathered all nations.
These blessings we impore through Jesus
Christ our Redecmer
! The grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the
love Of God and the communion Of the Holy
Ghost, be with you all, Amen.
The inscription on the tomb isNhe name Of
DANrrL WEBSTER.
! 1t is impossible for MS, writing hurriedly at
/ this late hour in the evening to convey an idea
of the singular solemnity and simplicity which
characterized the occasion. twas an appropr-
ate, spontaneous testimony, from people of all
classes, professions and opinions, to the great
ness and grandeur Of mind and character, whose
loss they mourncd.
! "Thrre rs a calm for those who weep,
A rest for weary pilgrims found;
TheY'sof'ly lie and sweelly sleep,
Low in the ground.
u The storm that sweeps the win.ry sky, .....
u No disturbs their last repose,
Than summer evenings latest sigh,
! That shuts tie rose"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
ENORMOUS PARsNIPs.

Mr., JoHN FRr, who has very superior gar.
den, about one mile from this city, and who, VIC
venture to assert, understands how to cultivate
it as well as any man in the State, has favored
us with present OF four parnsips, together
weighing sixteen Pounds!-an average of crop
of hundred bushels. They are not tough or
spongy but tender and sweet. Parnsips are
the lightest Of vegetables, and therefore weight
does not convey full idea of their size. We
measured one which was eighteen and half
inches IN length, and eighteen inches in circum-
Ference Mr., Fry had one which was fce feet
three inches IN length but happening to drop it
on the floor it broke in pieces.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
MIR CAMPBELLs APPOINTMENTS

Mr. EpIroRi WIN you'please announce tho
following appointments for Mr.. Campbell, and
oJuge Yours, &c, ID. Z. MoEroN.
, Elder ALEXANDER CARMEL, President Of
Bethany College, Va, will (the Lord willing,)
preach at the places and times, indicated below:
Savannah, 2lth and 25lh inst.
Camden Point, 21th and 2Sth inst.
Liberty, Nov, Both, and Dec. LIST.
Independence, DEC. 3D. and 4th.
Lexington, Dec 9th and 7lh.
Marshall, Dec. 9Th and 10Th.
Fayette, 18th and 18th.
Columbia, Dec. l4lh.
Fulton. Dee. 10Th and l7th.
Louisville, Dec. 20th and 2lst.
st, Louis, Dec. 2Ih, 25lh, Goth, and 9Th
In all Of the above places, except st. Louis,
the meeting shall commence at ii A. NJ. In ST.
Louis, on working days, in the evening.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
RespcetrnllY ynIIrS.
I""''
A CITIZEN.

BoRDER RALRoADs.-In Missouri there are
railroads projected from St. Joseph TO Kansas,
and the latter place 10 Springfield. In Arksn-
Sas there are roads projected from New Orleans
to Fulton and Fulton to Springfield, Mo. These
two systems will form magnificent segments of
the great scmi-circle from Hannibal 10 New Or
leans. The people along their lines are in sar-
nest, and we trust will succced.-[St. Louis
News
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Treasury!
Ma. Enron:
am informed there is no compulsory or
dinance with reference 90 sidewalks, and do
sire to call the attention Of the law making pow
ers to this fact. In different parts of our little
city, when the grade has been determined and
the curb stone laid, we are still without this con-
ycniencc. 1t seems 10 me some action should
be taken at once and respectfully urge it up
on the Council, assured that it would meet with
the appreciation Of the majority of our citizens.
apprchend there would be few resident prop
erty holders, TO object, and it is dcmardn very
little Of those who are not residents, and are
holding on 10 town lots. in prospect of benefit
from the Improvement OF the city, to require
them to do this much towards the general inn
provcment.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

IL Ice has commenced running in the river
II this weather continues, navigation win soon
be closed.