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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21
SllERlFF'S SALE.
| Robertson Brothers * Coz In Ashland
rs. Common Pleas.

Alexander BlchNn,
PURSUANT to the command ofan Alias Ven
di Exponas issued in She above c,sc from
the court Of cnmmon pleas of Ashland county
and state of Ohio to me directed | will expose
to public sale at the door Of the court house ia
said county
On Moaday Tie 2ih day of October,
A 1853, between tho hours often o'clock A NJ
and fur O'Clock p NJ OF said day tho following
described Real Estate situate md being N the
county Of Ashland aud State al OHIO to witt lots
number twcnty-throo (23) and twonty.fbur t!i)i in
the town of A shland, to be sold as the property
of Alexander Buch1n, Appraised ut four hun
dlcd dollars. Terms OF sale cash.
D JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland Sept. u, 1853. l'w6rlS
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The country is being flooded with notes
Of a dollar and 25, so and rs cents, issu-
ed by the mechanics and Manufacturers
Bank ofProvidence, Rhode Island. Those
who are not particularly anxious to be
swindled, would do well, we think, to re.
fuse these notes. "a word to the wise"
Gc
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In 1910, Wliggery taught drunkenness
Why did they do it! What were they
after! Votes.
In 1853, presto! Whiggery claims to
be the temperance party! Why! They
want Your UOteS! Let. no such men be
trusted
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10 The Bowdoin College, Me-, at its
last commencement, conferred The degree
Of l.. l.. d., upon FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pre-.
sident Of the United States. SO says the
Cincinnati Journal and Messenger.
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IT. BANcRorTs Gfeat European Piano.
rama, vii be exhibited at The Court House
to morrow Evening Sept. 2lst doors open
at g. o'clock p. NJ.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

III The Ashland Times comes up TO
the defence of Elias "poery!" Wonder
if That "Poelry" will not be adopted as a
plank in the "lusiou" platform!
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FoR GOVERNOR,
. WILLIAM MEDlLI,.
FOR In. GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS.
FoR SUPERINTENDENT or PrnLic Schools,
HIRAM H.. BARNEY.
FoR SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM TREVlTT.
on TaEAsURER or STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN.
FoR SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS w. hartley.
PoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W. McCOOK.
ron BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
WAYNE
ron SENATOR,
DANIEL RlBLET.
FOR STATE BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
JOHN COULTER.
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
RICHARD ID. EMERSON.
ron COMMISSIONER,
LUKE SELBY.
ron DIRECTORS,
DAVID BRYTE,
PATRICK KELLEY.
FOR COROSRR,
JOHN G.. BROWN.
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uNo NORTH. no Sonth, no East, no West, under III
CORstitutioR; bat q sacred mainfaindHee Of the common
,ond, and true deDOiioa 10 the common brothsThoOd."-
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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STABLERS "GOOD MEDICINES" are popu-
lar with all who know them. See their advertise
mcnt in another column. Their "CllERRY EN-
pECrORANr" is admirable Tor coughs &C., and
their DIARRHGA CORDIAL is the best rene.
dy for diseases of the Bowels now extant.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Mr.. Cummings, formerly Of Windsor,
returned from California, a day or Two
since, where he has been since the frs
excitement broke MQnSfeH Her.
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BrEEALn. Sent. L.

BUFFALO, Srpl. H.
The market for continues quiet and in
active his morning, and the demand is con.
fined chiefly 10 small lots for town trade.
The sales do not exceed 500 hhls, at 525
and 5,37l Tor common 10 choice brands
Chic and Mich.
Whcal-Inmoderale requcs,, and prices
are easier. The supply i, G,ir; sales 100
bushels While Michigan in 3 lots at l,Is
anoal; and 10000 Upper LIKE on private
terms.
Corn-Qoict, and inquiry limited; sales
COCO bushels at &C., and $4,000 bushels at
66!--lreu tn boats.
Oal,-DuII; sales, 0SO0 bushels at 90
fee To boa S. o..
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MARRIED.,

On the l9lh inst, 10y the Rev. w. W.Colmery.
Mr.. DID,. RICE, to Mrs. MARY NJ. TANNEiilLL
both ofAshland, Ohio.
ED'Cake received for which "DAyL'' has our
thanks.
On Thursday tho 18th inst, by the Rov. n. D.
Emerson to HENRY WGLF, to Mis-. SARAH
CARPENTER, both o|rNcrmlliion Up.
On tho SAINT dav, by the samo Mr.. TOBIAS
LANDS to Ms. ELEMON NEIL, OF Milton TIP 4,
On tho 18th inst. at the Franklin House by J..
4. McClusky Esq, ABRAHAM GRlBlLL and
MARY SAlLOl.
On the 18th inst, ut tho franklin House by the
same CHRIS rUpllOR c. HUBER aud JANE
STEEL.
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will attend at my office in the town Of Ashland
I'LL the goth Of December, to receive the tskes
not previously paid. The taxes then unpaid viii
be sent out fer collection.
J. W. BOYD, treasurer A. Co.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Ashland, September 9Th, 1883. 4wi6
Norr-rhe list Of several districts were re.
'urued for correction, and not received in Hnc to
give per cenis in this publication.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

~ Tho Ohio State Fair, for 1853,
commenced at Dayton yesterday, and vii
continue until Friday evening.
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ESTATE OFJoHN SM4LLEY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undsrangu-
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as All
din strator OF the estate ofJohn emalley, dceess-
ed, late OF Ashland County, Ohio.
ALEXADE1 MILLER.
September G, 1853. 3wi6
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COUNTY ~AIJCTfONEER

JAMES M. HAMMETT. Of Jerom6vlIc, hns.
u ing been appointed by the Court Comfy Auc.
tioneer for the term Of three ys.rr, 10 prepared
to give prompt attention 10 any oiHsial daaeu eHs
tru ted TO him.
September IA, 1883. 17G N
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RRlnCE NOTICE.

Ton PRINTING, Esq, may at all tines hr
~ l6GSl at tho 'cnion' oil 81, 50! ail i,Jsscd
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AINTS AND OILS.

Thankful for past ayor, l would resp cmly call thu attention OF the trade TO the above uc
of Goods, with the assurance that shall atalIu times hayea heavy stock on hand, and will sell up
on wa accommodating tens as any other JobOng Es"Llhhmcntn the West
HARVEY HOWARD.
SepMmber @. 1853 D3
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NOTICE.

Also, one mill Road tax, not on county dupii.
cate collected by the Supervisors and Town1ip
Trensurers. !
To which is added bv the Township Trast0ee,
Township School Boards of Edaoation, and Cor.
poration officers, the following taxes:
Hannvcf Frnun.L;n a.. so-n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
Hannibal Wholesale Market.

HANNIBAL. Mo-, JUNE 90, 1853.
FLOUR-FIne City Brands, 81.
Surerine, g S4 Boo 81 rs.
WHEAT-6O9sOc q bushel.
CORN-25G3Oc "a bushel.
OATS-25@30c a busheI.
HEMP-Good-S 81 q cwt
TOBACCO-$2 5OdS5 90 q cwt.
HAY-40950c a cwt
SALT-Kanawha, 45c; G. A. 81 80.
LARD -7@S1c q n.
TALLOW-6@sc q n.
CORN MEAL-450 SOC a. bushel.
FL AXSEED-755ts5c q bushel.
WOOL 3Olt34c q n.
BUTTER S6l0c q ID.
EGGS-596c u dozen.
APPLES-Dried, ST 10; Green, $1,000.
PEACHES-Dried, So 5OGS3-none,
SUGAR-5d7c q n.
MELA>SES-35dl5c p gallon.
COFFt E-l0Ld1ic p 10
POTATOES-Isish, 80 6oc; Sweet, 81 so.
1 ONiONS-20 assoc d bushel
BACON-5c@6c
/ ST. NE CONL-lSG25c p busheI.
WHITE BEANS-$l OOa$I 25.
WHlSKY-City Brands lgc q gallon.
HlDES-Dry 7t@S4c; Green Sc.
RASINS-S3 90 81.
FEATHF KS-32c.
HONEY-S(aIOPb.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

Mn. CLEMENs;--I furnished you, last week,
with an extract from letter from California on
the subject of route for a railway 10 the Pa
cifc, and especially, on the route now adyoca-
ted by Col. Benton, from the information far
nished by Antoine Leroux-I knew the writer
was famior with the country across which that
route runs, as he and traversed it together in
40. And we did so against the advice Of Le-
roux, who sthen in person recommended TO me,
Cooks route as the best from Santa Fe Or Taos.
The most difficult days journey on our whole
travel TO California, was in crossing the boosted
bottom of the Del Norte, which was every
where intersetted by mry sloughs almost I'M
p ussabe for lightly packed mules-sOmetmes
dozens would be down at one time, and their
burdens scattered in the mud and water. When
we made camp, after horrible toll, we were
obliged 10 search the river for drift wood, for
fires; and little rest we found, owing TO the myr-
riads of mosquitoes. We then turned the head
Of the river, but the pass, such as is described
in Leroux's and Bsnton's letters, we found not
although we were TN der the guidance Of two
experienced old troppers, who were familiar
with the country. We found mountain pass
prdcti cable for mules, and beyond it we found
country not such as described by Benton, but
dry and sterile, both the occasional mountain
ridge, and the intervening plain, almost equally
destitute Of wood, grass and water, and that re-
mark with very few exceptions where a
large stream furnishes perennial moisture sufi-
C lent 10 nourish the vegetation in narrow
strip along its border) will apply to the whole
country from the Del NOrte to the Sierra Ne
vada. The claims set up for this route, so OPP
posite TO my own experience of its advantages,
have made me suspicious Of those which have
been advanced for others, and especially for the
southern routes. They were certainly all con-
sidered bad by all the guides in and about Santa
Fs and Taos in '49, and all found so BY the ma
ny emigrants to California, who traversed them
in that year. The prospect of = railroad to the
Pacific, has improved the character Of that coun.
try wonderfully.
The writer OF the extract referred TO, is fully
as appears by an article in the Intelligencer Of
yester day, which IT might be well enough to re-
publish. Noii or c'r people generally nor the
sustained in his views of the Coo-cha-tc-pe pass
by the opinions Of the New Mexcans themselves
members of Congress can acquire too much
light on this subject. There is danger that from
too little knowledge, from wrong information
presented by interested parties, and from par
tial and incomplete surveys, the best route may
not ba null In he oh e ,,Nf
cient surveys, an overwhelming amount of reli-
able testimony is in favor of the route through
the South Pass, and down the Humboldt, which
appears to have received less attention from the
government in the surveys now being made, than
any other.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
/. Warliks R,sonrcea ot Tnrtnv.

Warlike Resources OF Turkey.
| The following statements show that the mill
'tary force Of Turkey quite formidable at least
in numbers:
The Turks are now preparing for war ia
right earnest; 10000 troops are being sent from
Egypt, many Of whom have already arrived
and troops and ammunition are moving at all
points
1t is supposed that in Roumelia, the part most
threatened the Government will be able Ia
bring at once $4,000 men under arms. The
present Grand Vizier, being an Albanian is able
through his influence, 10 raise the whole of that
warlike population. A meeting of the British
merchants resident at ConstanlinoRle, has been
held, in order TO address the Ambassador, and
ask his counsel in the present state Of affairs.
The correspondent Of The Daily News has
an account more formidable Vtill Of the means
Of defence at command of the Turks. He
says:
THE Divsn, although not admitting the pos.
siblllty OF war, yet believing that in the pres
ent state Of affairs the best mode Of assuring
peace was by taking an energetic attitude, re.
solved on adopting series of imposing meas
ures. Orders were sent 10 Achment Pacha
commanding the Medteranesn squadron 10 re.
turn Immediately with his fleet. He was ex-
pected at COnstantinope in the course of the
present week. The fleet of the Viceroy of
Egypt was also expected in few days, a cou-
rier having been sent TO Alexandra with orders.
This fleet was 10 bring reinforcement Of l5,-
600 men.
At the same time orders were given TO DIN
er Pashs, General in Chief of the army in Ru-
melia, to dectnd 10 Shumla with his corps d'ar.
NEE, force of from eighty TO one hundred
thousand excellent troops, Injured to war, and q
great number of which took part in the expidi-
tlon TO Bosnia, Kurdistan, and Montenegro
The Commander-in-C Chief also ordered the imme.
date formation of two camps-one at Roudi ock
and the other at Brussa. These two redif OF
reserve will comprehend 100000 men, who
joined to the active army of about 250, 600 will
form total effective force Of more than $780,.
600, available for the defence Of the coun.
try.
Besides its ordinary resources, Turkey has ut
ITS disposal the reserve chest, recourse to which
is only had in extreme cases. This Treasury
has not been opened since 1927. Its present
contents are estimated at 100000 "purses," or
$4,000, 900 francs at least. The Turks of ali
classes are decided in their hostility to the Rus
SLAMS F; and should war break out, it is the whole
natisn that will rise against the Muscovite.-
The Greek Clergy have taken the alarm at the
first glimpse of the Russian yoke, and are ready
to persuade their flocks to oppose the advance
of despot who would reduce Patriarchs and
Priests to the slavery of the Russian Clergy
Important and powerful in Turkey, the Greek
Priests see that the merest corporal would be Of
more consequence in Russia than they.
The naval armament is by no means con.
'empuble or disproporliOnate TO that of Rus
STA.
The fight, if it is to be- will not be entirel,
onc-sided and unequal or the inequality, if any
will at least be in favor of the Turks.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
'9h Fresh Arrival of ErSAA
FALL GOODS. Ssaask.
.AaA7I
The first of the season just received by
Q HAYES a. ARMSTRONG.


We are pleased 10 announce to our friends
customers, and the public generally, that We
are Just opening one of the largest and mos
beautiful stocks of goods direct from the East.
crn Cities, ever brought to this market, toswhicl
we Uery respectfully call your attention.
Our stock, in few days, will DE complete
consisting of Blk English, German, and French
cloths; Blk and fancy cassimeres end salinets
Worsted silk and satin vsstings, BLK and coldi
jeans and tweeds; blankets and blanket coats
red, yellow, green, blue, and white fannels
spotted do; table towels and BIRDS eve diapers
Russis, huckaback, and Scotch diapers; Extra
blk and bro. table linens and cloths; crashes and
napkins.
Splendid assortment Of ladies dress goods
plain and 6g'd blk alpacas; plain, changeable
and fig'd do; plain English and French merinos;
fg'd do; beautiful patterns OF all wool deanes;
plain do; rich fg'd and plain brocade silks
blk and fancy colors; plain, changeable and fan
cy lined silks; British, French and American
prints; brown and brk musins, all grades; do
do sheeting; Beautiful French piano and table
covers; do double damask do do do; plain and
barred swiss muslins; plain and barred iaconets
and cambrlcs; white and cold taretons; white
and cold grapes and Grape leisse; Green Berage;
blk lace wells; demi do; fancy cold do, blk
white and cold kid gloves, for ladies and gents;
Ladies silk gloves (kid fnish); blk net mitts
every description; silk, woollen and cotton ho-
siery. A large and beautiful lot of bonnet
taffita, and satin Ribbons, together with great
variety of notions to which the attention Of the
LADIES is solicited. Ladies, Misses and
Childrens goat, calf and kip shoes. Fine last
ing and kid CATERS and half-gaters. Boots
buskins and slippers. Mems and boys boots
and shoes of every quality.
Glass and Queensware, Groceries &c., all Of
which we are offering very low, and will try to
make it TO your interest TO trade with us. Give
US call before purchasing. IT'S pleasure
and not task, 10 show goods.
Yours respectfully,
HALVES & ARMSTRONG.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

THE RESERVED RAILROAD LANDs.--Alex
Rush, Esq, appointed at the last meeting
of tine Board of Directors 10 select the
lands for the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail.
road, has just returned from Washington
City, where he has been TO make his re.
port. We learn that most liberal spirit
was manifested by the Governmentin favor
of the Railroad, in consequence of which
the Road will doubtless obtain the full
amount appropriated. The lands remaining
10 the government outside of six miles OF
each side of the Road will probably be OF
fersd for sale in about sixty days, and thos'
inside of the six miles in about ninety days
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
THE CITY HOTEL.

The accommodations at this hotel would
be crediiable in St. Louis or anywhere else
Its excellent location, the commodious
character of the building, the comfort OF
the rooms, the fact that the table is always
supplied with The best the market affords
and the skill, experience and accommoda,
ting disposition of Messrs. Jackson Il
Hance combine to render the situation Of
the guests Of the City Hotel at all time.
pleasant.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

A ssuns married man of our acquaintance,
WhS 10 sternslly talking metsOrc' and taking
astronomical Aotes, gives the following table of
observations upon his wife's emper Of last
week Monday, cloudy, vaporsh and stormy
with little thunder, being Washing day; Tues
dsy, unusually warm and smoky, with occasional
saaShss o. lEh ain4, being Baking Day; Wednes-
day, sllsngeable and rather gloomy, but bright
Saod up at night when it was found that no
shirt buttons were gone, being Ironing Day
Thursday, high wind and some appearances of a
hurricane for the baby's dress was faded, and
nO"warrant" on the goods; being Mending Day
Friday, fair in the morning, because thel were
only sixty calls to return, but cold and comfort
less at evening, because Mrs. Jones had the best
bonnet from Mrs. Kids, being Calling Day
Saturday, a regular built "Nor' Easter" all the
morning, which lulled in the afternoon into
something like music from the almost deserted
piano, which, by the way, used to breathe most
enchanting melodies, beig general Dust Down
and Scrub Up Day; Sunday, didn't take obser-
walton, because wife was sbed all day. OuI
friend says he designs keeping weekly diary
of his observations for the benefit Of his chill
dTen.-Sandusky Register.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
ne5a
HSS3. HSSs
q. LEE a SON,
GROCeRs and Dealers In LaqO0Rs,
1OfH RoBKIeH AHp pOkkSTIc,


WILD CAT CORNER,
Sign Of tho Grand Oriental Black Rooster,
Main Street, Corner Of Bird Sired,
HANNIBAL, MO.
WE would call the stention of our patrons 10 the
w fact tina; the year 1852 has closed, and that the
tune approved custom Of commercial transactions is,
10 dose The accounts of the Old Year at as early pc
Rod in the New Year, as practicable. Will our pat
rons bear tins in mind and ACT PROMPTLY upon this
suggestion?
give below for the benefit OF our old customers,
and also for that OF many ones as feel disposed,
TO deal with us, list Of our BRANDlES and LILO
UORS Give as hearing, aud be your own Judge;
200 BBLS RECTIFIED WHISKY, Black Rooster
Brand.
30 BBLS OLD BOURBON, Imported from frat hands
In "Old ksintuek."
30 BBLS MAGNOLIA WHISKEY, A. No. l.
200 BBLS CIDER VINEGAR.
BRHNDIES WINE IND GIN,
@ otard Br'y, Jamaica Rum,
u p. Wind dc, Santa Cruz do,
Ras au do, New England do,
Moroccan do, Peach Brandy,
A Seigueite DO, Madeira Wine,
Port Wine, y Sherry do,
Malaga do, q Holland Gin
Ali Of whiehge will sell a, Wholesale or retail
cheaper than ST. Louis prices, for CASH
ian2O53-tf
| p- Paris Mercury copy,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

edge as to routes, nothing can be more sense
less, arbitrary or ridiculous than 10 seize on Mr..
Bsnton's route as the Shibboleh Of a political
party; and TO church or unchurch a man accord
ing as he may agree Of disagree with Benton on
that question
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
OUR DAILY.

We shall recemmence the publication Of
the Daily Journal in the course of week
or two - so soon as we can gather oul
hands together, who have gone of on a SORT
of % bust"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

Hnhlotr q, ointment and Pills HoaH, l1uhy
EGcl0olss IN cUTiag SsUfrll WOuRts in PeTSOps IGS
Tx racl Of irtter roo Margaret Jones TO Messrs.
Ru-se md Watson, of Bacchus Marsh, Melbourn,
P1u Phillip dated January 6, SOL GeUlemen,--
since applied al your stores Tor supply Of Hollo.
ways Ointment and Pills, have made sound cure
of my leg alter having suffered f'Om several wounds
in it Tor more than two years. TRIED previously many
doctors in this country without ObtSining any relief
whatever from their remedies; but by using HoowHy's
invaluable medicines for few weeks every wound is
healed and my leg is now PEI lectlY sonnd.n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS. NJ. J. KIDD,
On escond Street. North az Hill gtreef.

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street.
Y 5 now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
4 Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds Of fancy silk Bonnets, Embroidered
Gmps, and Gimps Of every description and size She
will keep on band avariey Of Spring Msnlillas of new
handsome assortment Of Wells, Ribbons and Fiewers
Dresses made and patterns cut to ORDER in the latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats and everything else usually called for in such an
Es Enlistment.
while extending a general invitation 70 ssIi, she
wishes the fact KEEP in mind, that she Is deteraineA
there shall be reasonable ground Of complaint on
account Of frices (mch.3l-wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

WHEAr.-Good red wheat is worth rs
to II cents per bushel. A lot Of superior
white wheat was sold to one Of the mills in
this city . few days since at 81 cents per
hushSl.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

MILLER s. POGUE,
Successors TO Thos. 5. Miler,)
Wholesale GroceIs a General Commission Merchants,
No. Lever, Hannibal, Mo.
OO.PaFtneTship."
THE Undersigned hsv, entered into eo-Partner-
i ship for the purpose Of transacting the Grocery
and General CO mmission business under the and
style of MILLER & POGUE at the old stand Of ThOs
5. Miiser, No. 8, Levee.
gHOS. S. MILLER,
@ Q GEO. b. P0GUE,
Hannibal, JnRe 10, 1855 (jell-I)