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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

We understand that the corn and oats crops
- sssaby suA Rassiss eaunti~ present = re-
markably promising app@rssee. Wb@t and
grasses will not do 50 vdI.
ESFN Ms7oRd NEdRaiK
The people Of Davis s~inty, XSws, AsA Q
meeting at Boo~asld % tAs 9tA iu,t., saR 60
qussted their sousty juAss ste suSais sAs P@S-
OsitiOn to the psePls st ths eAslisst pssssieablp
period, fer vses fos - esaipst . suhasiy.isa
by the county Zee elooooO stcck is said rsaA. "
BIsraPLA0s % Hsrsg Cav ssASAEs.--
The farm knOvn 80 "Clsy Spsi.s," in Hanover
sosnty, VirgiAis, Aad uPOa which the OsstOr and
ststssAaA Henry Clay, waS bora, p O9ssed fsE
ssls BY iis present swnsr, Mr.. VILLAS B. Dab
Ssy.
RweeEA AND fuRkET.
The London Times Of the I'd inst., had 80
eeivsd positive infOrnaiisn from 81. Peters
buTgh, by the packet which left that eapieal fsE
Ste,tin, on the evening Of the 25th Of June, that
on that day, On the return q the Last feonrier
from COnstantinople, the emperor Of Russia dss.
patched Immediate orders 20 his troops to cross
the Pruth. II was expected that this deisFmin-
alton would forthwith be announced to the
VIII W AOASA|a 1satNo Wy = tAA4nt
festo, in which the Emperor would FeiisSsie
his strange declaration, that this aggression Is
not an act of war, and that he is ready TO stop
the march of bis troops whenever the Turkish
Government signifies its intention to comply
with his demands. oHt
A private letter from COnstantinople, gives
the following interesting particulars:
"Tartars have brought dispatches by Belgrade
which assure the Porte of the union and COM
plete understanding which animate the Western
Powers"
This morning an Austrian steamer arrived,
and brought the important intelligence Of the
presence Of the English fleet in Besika Bay
The French feet was seen near Mitylene. The
staff of the army Of ROumelia left on Saturday
last for Varna.
"The Turkish feet will be in the Black Sea
either tomorrow or the day after. The Amer
ican frigate Cumberland, under the command of
Commodore Stringham, has obtained permission
to accompany it. 1t is now certain that the
breakw aiers Of Sulina have been destroyed by
the Russians, in order to close the mouth of the
Danube against mercantile ships, and, unfortun-
ately, more than $50 vessels are caught in them,
as in trap. 1-a fl EHas
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
CIRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

As Judge, Bushe was merciful, and, owing
10 an incident in his early career as a lawyer,
he was somewhat slow to convict on circums.an-
tial evidence. A short time after he was called
to the bar, he was retained at the Wexford As
sizes to defend prisoner accused of murder
The victims name was Walter Meylsr, and it
was supposed that he had been killed by party
Of rebels Of whom one became an apprOyer, and
was ihs chief witness for the crown. Like
most approvers, the witness was correct and
careful in all his details. He stated that the
body Of Meyler had been buried close to the
oh, re, wrapped in coat of the same texture and
color a. that stated to have been worn by the
deceased. Bushe neither cross-exsnineds wit
ness nor called evidence upon the part Of his
client; and before the judge commenced his
charge, the jury stated that they were prepared
with their verdict. Bushe said, "wsit moment
gsntlemen--did any Of you know Walter Mey-
Ter, the deceased" The reply was that all the
Jury knew hin wsll--snd Immediately Bushs
shouted, to the dismay Of the auditors, "WAlteF
MSyler, come into court" The supposed de.
ceased rushed upon the table, and pointing TO
hin, Busbs exclaimed, There, gentlSmsn, iS
ny dsfsnes!" Irish Quarterly Review.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

that both scholars and teacher may acceptably
pass the last great examination, and together DC
aAnaittsa to jSia angslis sl.DiS in sineiee NE
song of redeeming love.
The token thus presented and received was a
handsome silver cup, bearing the following in
scription
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
LIT ME sEz INN ONCE MOxR.
BY MAS. FRANCIS .. osGooD.

Let me see him once more
For moment or two,
Let him tell me himself
Of his purpose, dear, do
Let him gaze in these eyes;
While he lays Ou, his plan
To escape Ine--and then
he may gO-IF aE cAHI
Let me see him once mere,
Let me give but Ons smile.
Let me breathe but onS word
OF sndsaFnsnt the while.
] ask but that moment
My life on the aanl
Does he thiAk TO forget map
lie may-IF nE cas-!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

An old whisky soaked inebriats fsii ihts the
canal yesterday near the Race street btidss.--
His body was 50 hot at the time Of the accident,
that the water boiled up sbeut him.. and alled
was badly ssalded. but win probably rseetsr.
ICinelaEasi Nonpsreii.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Just have the barn as clean as possibl. cf hav
and grain-befors harvest Is a very suitable Zine
place suitable quantity Of chaff and iSeaI.
mixed togsther, upon the threshihg fioor; AHA in
. few days, you viii perceive this 70 Be literally
alive with weeyils, which you may haul out With
cart, burn or bury alive, a. fancy may dietate.
N' 's'shet Dollar Newspapef.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

H3.Ths PToVidsAee Journal in giving aA &C.
count Of Fourth Of July dinner in that city,
takes occasion to make the following very sen.
siSls suggestion:
Some Irregularities would naturally occur in
90 large en- assembly an on 90 joyful an occasion,
but they are hardly worth noting. We would
observe, however, a. general rule, that when
the soloTSd WGitsrs sit down 10 the table in their
shirt sleeves, before the Mayer has left the
Chair, it would bS more dscoFSus fer them %
take their hats off, But il 10 Free country end
it was Independence day.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

RAFID.--on Thursday afternoon, IN the course
Of an hour or SO, Peter Bell, Esq. magistrate,
Joined in marriage six perseni three OF whom
were females.--[Cin Eng.
How strange that Of the "sif persons ilts.
should be tsmaIesi nsssif
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Hs1A vsA Ne MsrnsDs-six Men panewsE5y
Wounded.

Nounaoas
The Chicago Journal says: awe are in.
dsbtsd to Capt. E. S. Stone, of the Bark
Morgan, for the following extract from his
liog-book. detailing bloody reneontrs be.
tween a party Of Mormons from Beaver
Island, and party Of citizens from the
main shore. 80 70 g -.a.s
BARK MoRGAN, SAGINAW PoR CTIcAoo, "
July 18th, 6O'clock, y. n, 1883.
| (Of head Beaver Island, Is miles from
the main.) I.s'A ana go afii'T
Heard reports OF firearms and loud
shouts as Of n melee on the main. Direct.
ly saw two. small boats coming of from
the setilemen, at Pine River. Immediately
saw another large fish boat in pursuit oi
the two ahead, all apparently filed with
men. A brisk fire was kept up from the
stern boat upon the two Others. AS they
approached, saw there was trouble and ex.
citement. The two boats ahead were en-.
deavoriRg to get clear from the more pow.
erful assailants in the larger boat, which
was fast gaining on Thanksgiving up a
brisk running fire without receiving a shot
in return. In this condition the two boats
approached within hailing distance Of U.s.
and begged US to take them on board and
afford them protection, &c which assented
and they came on board. The boat in
chase, now about fifty rods distant, "threw
up" and lay on their oars, ceased firing
and hailed US, forbidding my receiving the
cursed Mormons on board-that they were
pirates, deserved death. aud should die, as
also those who protected them, &c, &C.,
to all Of which mildly replied, that the
affair was some what an exciting one, and
that could not permit them TO approach
any nearer the vessel, in their present ex-
cited state, at which they held short con-
sultation and then rowed off for The shore
from whence they came, SPINE River"
Upon an inquiry into the affair, and an
Examination Of the wounded who had come
on board, ascertained tie following facts:
The patty consisted of fifteen men, among
which were the High Sheriff Of the Nor
mon County, Beaver Island,) other officials,
citizens, &c-all Mormons, or adherents OF
the Latter Day Saints; six Of which, from
the severe wounds, will probably fall VIC
tins or martyrs TO their faith. 1t seemed
that the assault was altogether unprovoked.
1t is said that the MormonSare very trouble
demonstrating everything they can put
their hands upon. Only a short time ago,
Strang, the leader, went to Grand Traverse,
purchased $3.50 worth Of goods, &C., and
paid for them in counterfeit money. Chase
was given him, and the goods again obtained.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

SENSIBLE ADvIcE.--"If ever ysu nsrry," !"
said Roman consul to bis son, "let it be NO
nan who has judgment enough 10 superintsnd
the getting up Of meal Of Vctuals ,'taste enough
to dress her'slt, pride enough tOewash before
breakfast, and Ssnss enough 70 hold her tOOgue
when she has nothing TO say"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Col. Bento book will soon be out
His nomination to the next Presidency is
Anticipated.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Place dishes Of beef pickle about the hafh.-
The weevils are wary fond Of it, and il kills
them instantly. II beef pickle is net ii hand.
salt and water viii kill many but think Il ~ili
not attract them as generally a. bloSds pickle.
"a. go sRa ;igFissiszif fTDsllar Newspa,srs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

The fashion of numbering the houses has been
commenced by Mr.. James Thompson, Tailor.
His shop is "No 2" Commercial Row.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

One oi the Psnsylvania coal dealers; resident
10 the intsrisT sf the State has made, s stated,
$3.50, 900 cut Of the Reading Railroad csmpsny,
and individuals, By fraudulent weight II coal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

The frssmsats q baehslss whs "baFst ials
he I.pp:ns.. 4 Married life. have 81 E.Sss.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Further information has been received from
Prof. Officer, which enables us to state positvly
that he will be hear with III deaf aud dumb pu-
pills, tomorrow, and will give an exhibition to-
, morrow evening at o, clock.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

which can be sustained only by such an alliance.
A few weeks after came to Philadelphia, there
was Just such. Delighted gathering AZ the
house Of my beloved brother Uiistte, 20 WtA
come to the city the writer Of this letter, whose
vacant place he has himself been called to oc-
cupy. The state Of society in the ministerial
fraternity here is Just what II used TO be sGne
years ago in New York, and Just what 1t still
might have been, had not the Cone and Wye
off immersionist.version question been thrown
ss brand OF dscord into the midst Of the
churches, producing coldness and alienation and
strife snsng the disciples and ministers Of the
lord Jesus Christ, the blessed Prince Of
Peace"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

HonnIBLE-Ws find in our Oanuda ef-
changes report Of an attempt made BY
man named Quintal and his wife, residing
at 81. Hyacinths. near Montreal, 10 burn
their little daughter, aged seveh years. IL
Is too horribls to be believed. though is Is
stated as follows.
They tied the poor girl to fence on one
Of the roads in that vicinity. and then set
fire to her clothes. Fortunately their Jia-
bolical efforts were frustrated By the appearance
of some inhabitants; and the wfstches as soon
as they were perceived, snslsavored 10 conceal
Themselves, and had nearly escaped. The child
we are informed although severely burnt; Is yst
expected to survive this parental cruelty. fhs
parents are mendicsnts, and il is believed ths
crime was committed under the influences Of in.
toxicating liquor. .6..@.-s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

We have been sequsstsd to publish the exc
tract below from the Philadelphia Christian OBJ
server. We do not pretend to be vsrsed in
such matters, but think it highly probable that
this question has two sides. We wish it un-
derstOOd that this paper is not committed enc
way or the other, and the subject is thsrefOrs
open to free and full discussion. We will print
extracts or original communications for beth
sides alike:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

The following 10 my msthSd Of pFsvsatiRe
smut in wheat, which have tried with success
for fourteen years, and was taught the same By
ny father, IN experienced farmer. Previous to
planting your wheat, make pickle Of ssaTss
sslt, SVOng enough TO beSf an eeg; pour youR
Ssed-Whe0t in il, stir il veil aESOnd, Whsh ell
bad, light grains and smut will rise Sn tep;
skim OF; then draw Of the pickle; put ysuT
wheat on the hOsr; mix sut6eisAt Slaehsnsd
lime with tito dry Il. Don mis- ths line with
it until yO1 ere ready 60 sOR the sesd, - thA
lime will make goTminAts very quickly, which
would be injurious before placing DOllsS
NswSpaPss.
Case 10 BOsToG. Gr0He jury 10 euf.
folk county, Massachusetts, haze just made .
presehttsent, in which they state, . the result
Of their examination into the criminal calender
Of Boston, that thrse-fourths of the crime COM
mitted there is caused by intemperanee, and at
tributabls in a great degree to the swsrms Of il
legal dram shops infesting the purlieus Of the
city, and they severely rebuke he Mayor and
councils for not diminishing the evil
| In these times OF fashionable ''hxins" and
gaudy rappings, ladies should use great precau-
tions bsf0TS BeoaSenting to snatch, lest they
should got monkey ii;:::-4 ii;:::.. e :. man. 3
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
MEW VKRUoR ol fKK IIpLK.

Some oil the most intelligent BSptiStS are
strongly opposed 10 the new VsTsisA nOvsAsAt.
Dr.. Bowling Of Philadelphia writes to the New
York Recorder % fellows:
"And let me say here that, while ell yOuF cd.
itOTislS have been PeTused By me with delight
and instruction, none have moro eOOmsndOd
themselves 70 my judgment than those in which
you have expressed your views Of the excel
ence Of our noble and unchanged AnsTican aBd
Foseign Bible Society, and NS uAdi@iHiShsd
elaine upon the confidence and SUDpsr q the
whole BaptiSt denomination, notwithstanding
the untrinE sfOstS OF DR.. Cone and his NSW
Version adhsrsntS to crush il II thsy can.
have perused every document, oSuld procure
emanatiAg from the 30 called Bible UniOnj
(strangs name for society which began in and
lives only By contention and dlsuniOn have
waded through every syllable Of the addresses
delivered at both anniversaries Of that society ;
and, after two or three years for deliberate re-
Election, am confirmed in the opinion which !
formed at first that the whole movement is uh.
Necessary, unwise and fraught with danger TO
the cause of truth and the interests Of our be-
loved Zion. "a.
The union Of the NHW-VsrsiOhists with the
advocates of that most insidious and dangerous
heresy, Campbellism, which has spread the pail
Of desOlaiion and death Sgsr mullitudeS Of our
churches in the West, and the selection Of well.
known Campbelltes ss HNnSlators, ought to BE
sufficient IL warn every sound Baptist who
...o.s . .s:-. o:.sSSS,,isa 10, against cause
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY 2l, 1853.
M<aFcAa Nssrvaa Lsafs n sssRanvsa shsztA
t- Restored u Market

MSssrs. Harrison and Ament, Register
and Receiver in the Palmyra District, give
notice that on and after Monday, the 22d
day Of August next, the lands heretofore
Withdrawn from sale in the Palmyra Dis
trict, on account OF the Railroad, will be
offered foE eRtry.
They advertise thst--Whsn two or more
applicants shall apply on the same day for
the same Tract, such tract will b pu, up
The nszt day thereafter, at auction, among
such applicants. and BE- awarded to the
highest bidder, according 10 law.
Such of the above lands as have not
heretofore been offered at public sale will
be regarded as released from the previous
reservation, but are not Of course subject
to ordinary private entry, As the other
lands first herein referred TO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

A mao witA knSWIsd99 n WIlkstA snussy, il
Q hOuss fHSAishsl bA ~ inAsAasA; . amaa q saa
sFgy bus 4 ~ knOvlaAgs, , . Asans awsh b
bua nSa Aaishs&.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

= DR.. 7. 8. Foster has shown us several pieces
Of bone taken from the skull Of Mr.. Lewellen,
from which it appears that the fracture was
very severe. DR.. Foster thinks he will recOv-
or. In performing the operation he was assist
cd by DR.. r. H. Griffith.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
CAlsl Iasties PaFssas AaiAi

II have bssa - lsHa 10 tie hahil u kaniiaa
criminals OI Al gvsAss Esiss I'll tAsis uisssiss .
isas@Psr.nss tAsa ! Aavs ssass1 \ ssk tAsih to
cause e DIR fain.b
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A coon ceMposFrIoN

Among the many excellent compositions
read yesterday evening, at Miss HoRR's
examination, was the following:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

TosAcee~ssEs NL.--A Rsitish Feuidsnt in
Russis, vhs is . sumhzR = the Inpssial Gee
graphical Secisty II that ssssssry, saa pasainss
to his sxeellsncy, Gen. Vssvsisdjshy, nsss KHa.
iioS, has fsund ey sHpsFi@sus tkat tAe sssl q
ths toeaeeeo plant soa.aias nbsrt afser- m
cent. et 80 oil that has superior drsiopstge qal.
Sizes, which nay b employed with s3ssntses n
paints and varnishsA The precsss q sztFpe-
tiOn 10 said to be simple and easy. requiring only
z reduction Of the seed to powder. which i 70 50
knsaded into stiG paste. with suficisaf qian.
tity OF hot water, and afterwards submittsd 10
the action Of very sfEong press. Tia oil, wksu
expressed. 10 exposed 70 moderate heat, which.
cesgulaiing the vegetable slbumsn Of the seed.
Precipitstss all the imputities to the bottom q
the vessel, leaving the oil IN psrfecsly clear
and limPid stste.--l English paper. IS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

\ Wholesale Groceries. fright ohnp.)
on HOGSHEADS Of PRIME SUGAR.
OU $50 SACKS Of PRIME RIO COFFEE,
jnSt arrived. T.R. SELMES.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
VOL. X--NO as.


- NEw YonE, July l0. :. \.
There is arumor that the steamboat Empire
State exploded on her way down from Albany.
Y is ed thas sha Sas int0 sioaR which oos,ssd
the explosion. Great loss Of life. Seven dead
bodies have been taken to POughskspsie. We
have nohing suthoritstivs syes. ge1
fia naok Wsrrisr has arrived from Hsvan-
u Oith dAt@ to the 18th. ~ ~,
At horse ruce e. the llth, the seats that
vws ervvtsd FER - spertaev gave wag, ana
iron fosty 10 Afty we're allied sad wosndsf.
ns Cryutal Psiacs vas sysnsA 10 the r.,kIic
yesterday. There was q larss nsomaiy.
The RTssiAsnt leaves te-aay. He viii at-
tend . Nansuot aa ths MstTsRSsisa and Casfis
Garden bsfOss - aspsyturs. ss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY %, 1853.

We understand that the corn and oats crop
~ sssaty suA Rzasiss esuntiS present re
markably promising app@rssee. Wh~t an'
grasses will not do 50 vdI.
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MODemsack's Liver Pills.

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Relief for the Afflicted.
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famed shoulders, &C., &c.
Prepared by DIR. VIM. Clarke, Brooklyn, N. "
None genuine without the signature of VIM
Clarke. For sale by B. Stevenson, Carrollton, AM
in every village in the county.
NAV 81. ib1-6m,