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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
II FAD HIS!
The introduction of
FILE YjS STOVES

into Norhern Missouri TO any extent has been in the
last thee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the mapulacture and sale Of them;
and although, owing TO their being light and sinooth
ami something new some little difficulty attended the
sale and use at first, yet by always making Stoves and
Castings Of the best quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved to withstand fire bet
ter than other Casting made in tue Western coun-
Try. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware particu-
lay have been superseded BY it, wherever ii has been
brought into aud always given salisiaCton Hay
ing lived here number Sf years. and being permanent
ly located here purchases can rely on our guarantec
as the quality Of the articles sold By u.s. and as to
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove, just read The certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them now. And another adyan.
Iage purchaser win have in buying st. Lohis stove
Of us he would not only gengG stove made of the
best material IN the world, but he at any time get
an odd piece plato without any charge, by letting us
know That snchis wanted, all our stoves are war
ranicd and IN Of i'm perfection, the article will
be promptly made good to the purchaser, which he
will not ud the case with Cincinnati, Chicago Pitts
burgh, and Eastern made IOVES, az you cannot get
any odd Pieces. Even If they were warranted II
would be impossible TO get odd plates from such dis.
lance. o.
We, the, undersigned, having used The st. .L9mq
Stoves manufactured by e. f. Foley, OF ST. Louis and
sold by Carter w. Bryan, at Hannibal, MOI, take
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public as SUI
reriOr in point OF draft durability, economy. convent
cnce and case of regulation, TO any Stove which We
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

IA We learn from the Madison Courier that the
KeoEuk Mail Company have made proposals TO
buylthe Wisconsin No. 2. ......... ~ ,.......
Yesterday morning Thomas Wallace, deck
hand on the steamer ST. Clair, was caught be-
tween the,guard of the boat and the pier at the
head Of the canal and was horribly .mangled,
and killed outright. He had jumped from the
boat TO the bank Of The canal with line, to fass
ten on shore to hold the boat by, when his foot
slipped, and he fell between the guard and the
pier, which caught his head Louisville COu-
rier,- 10Th. F.. '.. 10 Oh" r
An old and respectable gentleman, named
-Staley, residing across the river, some fifteen
miles from Quincy, few days ago, was dis
covered by his blacks hanging by the neck quite
dead. An inquest was held upon the person of
the deceased, and verdict rendered in uccor-
dance with the above facts. Domestic trouble
is given as the probable cause of the rash act.
He leaves alarge falnily.-Quincy Wing. "
o TnE Daily HAENiBAL JoURNAL.-We have
received the second number OF the Daily Ham
nibal Journal, and WELDON its advent with
pleasure, tits spirited and well conducted
Journal" and we extend our best wishes for
it's success Quincy Daily Wing ra9 i,na
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
SLIGO Reward,

pROKEi JAIL, at New London, last night, the 18th
ID inst, TWO MEN, one by the name Of David
Morgan, 40 or 5Oyears of age, about feet q or 10
inc hes high, heavy made, hed on grey blanket over
coat pOptaloons of same color slso par of black
pan;s low crowned, black hat, fair complexion, hair
quite thin'on the top Of the head, heavy whiskers.
The other, Geo. Clark alias White, about feet 10
inches high, has black speck on the white OF
one oGhs eyes----Ihey had with them a double bar
relied shot gun and single barrelled shot gun. will
pay 5Rboye lewad for the apprehension and dcliv-
cry OF the above named persons at New London,
Rails county, Mo. SAMUEL SMITH,
March 10Th, lSj3-dH Sheriff Of Rails county
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.

Tie Brunswitker gives the following in rcla-
ton tp the Location Of the Hannibal and ST.. Jo-
seph Railroad; il... t ,....f
-LocATroS OF TUE RAILRoA - ThoS rR Bryan
Esq, clerk of,Livinsston county, returned last
Wednesday from Glasgow, where the Directors
Of the Hannibal aud st. Joseph Railroad have
assembled; aud he called on II! with the in
formation that they had located the route within
the line of township 81 missing every village
along theroute but Caiicohe, which it will
pass through on its southern boundary, and run
some SIX or seven miles south of Linneus, and
three and four south Of Bloomington. The ne
cessity Of avoiding the long low bottom south of
Chilicothe is giveii as the lucky accident in IA
vor Of the place; and the necessity Of running so
far south as TO aVoidthp Elk Knobs is given as
the reason for missing Bloomington. l.. ..
Col. Stewart nnd all the Directory were pre-
sent except Shertridge, of Bloomington, and
MoiTett aud Selmes, of Hannibal, who were
confined at home, by sickness, and seut in rhcir
resignation. Mr.. Jno DntT, The contractor, was
looked for before the close Of the meeting, which
might last some days. ."...I r,..Y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
News Jtems!
Lola Montez has arrived in St, Louis.

RI 2
Lola Montez has arrived in ST. Louis. I'uah
Mr.. Fillmore, during his southern tour, will
be accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. Crittenden,
Mr.. Conrad, and Mr.. Kennedy. .,...i r.a a.,
Coz. BENToN,-The following is Fridays
announcement from Washington Eold Bullion
win, tomorrow or Monday, publish "a pamphlet
on the best practicable route for a. reiroad to
The Pacific, and the way Of constructing it. He
was oc,upiedtO-day reading proof1sheets The he
pamphlet is looked for with much interest,"" w.
Counterfeit SO bills on tile Kentucky Trust
Company Bank were detected in OhcinnNti last
Saturday. The engraving is from the genuine
plate, but the filling up is bad. We did not
ieafa' whether TIE plate had been stolen or not,
but .thsspsSbabilftJ iss That only one or two
ShestpsSepeOa II the proper hands, Repueli-
,ACsn d 2lst.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

The following paragraph was yesterday printed with
ne words Rail Road, instead OF Plank Road in the
Afrs; line. It isreprinted with the correction:
Quincy wants plank road to Palmyra If built, this
road would be eighteen miles long; the last FIVE and
- half miles between Fabius and Quincy, would
cost, according TO engineer employed by the Gain.
tcians, over $4,000 OF $1,000 net'miie. :, .--T
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

.sruTRo attempts we're recently made to set fire
lStO the J.McKse. A manemplOyedO on the boat
was suspected and put ashore ucf.f o. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
.....,.. r. II. MILLER s. co.. ...uH
d. WhghHuln aud Ilr,..A D,alcrs in
Il CHINA. GLASS AND Ei4FITFHENVVAREI

n, 3h Main Succt, between Chranul aud Pine.
fINE subscribers have Surc and 10 for Spring
i SalG5i one Thousand Cr.ls nad Casks ~ .'.
E\ElNENWABE AND CHINA, l.....
ComPTf M varieties md qualities necessary make up the
eyupc oGred for sale IN this market,
viz:
G.. c. Blue Edged Dpt, Painted Printed Puinlod-Flown-
niue aud Mulberry, PnlrdFOwu-IuG aud Mulberry,
ton Blue, Fancy Luse aud White Granite, EarhdnwHrc in
all their variety Of style aud pattern; Plain White Euaineed,
Blnc-Ila Figured Lsre Figured Gnd Band,
English China, Tea Sets, Teas, Plates &c., sc, of entirely
shapes aud patterns. %
Evcryyarety PNu, Pressed and Cut GasswNtc Of Amer
lean, Elscn aud WcsIe,l French mud Bohemian nanuael-
ure, at reduced prices. ~. ...'..
... ala FRENCH CHINA ~ '..... ..
Teas, Co ccs, Teas Dinner Mugs, CoognCs
&c., e., Of every descriptions Fanny Articles, of all kinds
, very cheap. .... -
English 4. n. Pipes and American Pipe Iends. Walters
Ten Trays of ergnt designs, of impOrIaOns,
I rmlted equal any In the market.
BRITANNIA WARE, Of every description, from the
bned manuucory of Gleason Sons, do rrhrstc Massac-
setts low pS. We also offer full Of Goods
the SANTA FE Markets TO which the attention OF the
Merchants engaged In that trade particularly invited. As
sorted Crates Tor the Country Trade, packed in tue
always hand Our packers have many years experience
and up goods In excGed any where
merIus customers can testify mchlO-5t.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

D d" ,o $' %n4 ARENA Mill. ~" 81 a. 5.""..
FARMERS AND MERCHA ANTS coming TO Han.
III nbal with the intention Of selling wheat and buy.
ing flour, would dowel to call and see US before sell
ing or purchasing elsewhere Remember the big stone
Mill on Bird between Main and Third streets Give
us a call. 81 yLLu AIS. RQBARDS & SON,
70 N B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but at the
ON ~" o''N " Oas O'a"pe " WIZ ouf name
meheldHlw y,,rHA, s, ROBARDs &,isoN,De.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

Having secured the agency Of them for this city This
stove possesses advantages over common stoves, in ,
thickness Of the plate, and improvements IN the draft
II is given up by all stove dealers and ctarers,
to be the best pattern for descending hue oil any
stove now made East or West .. ,,-f.. AZ.
+ This stove was patented September, 1859, and
wherever they have been used have given general sat
istacton. This stove weighs some forty pounds rnpre
city. Theplites in them are from one half 10 three
Gqlrhs Of an inch in thickness. No. 1 weighs over
500 pounds, We %auant them all against fires, These
Stoves have Patent Hot Air Fue, which carries the
heat that is generated under the fire plate down the
frontNrt of the seve between twodhek PRtesto Tie
draftp the bottom Of the stove, thereby adding great
heat 10 bake with on the bottom, and remedying that
whiehihas always been afault With stoves Of ade-
scendpg hue heretofore. y 4hs Chatter Oak has one
hue ana one plate more than any Air-Tght stove yet
ihvettedt They will cook with one. half the fuel
which one of the ordinary stoves will and will last
for twenty-five years. mchl4'd3m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
j. lust -RECEIY ED.

And for sale at The ''Lonc Building" corner OF
. A. 50 Main and Bird streets,
A IL. KINDS OF GARDEE SEEDS Onion sets;
"A Blue grass and timothy seeds Clover seed by the
barrel or bushe general assortment Of Groceries,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms. Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds of Nuts Oranges Lemons,
Figs, and host Of articles not mentioned here Like
ons to sell all for CASH UP AND TIE MONEY
DOWN Like TO forgot one thing. the Eagle Mills
a'ar is here too! u marl5dH I. JACKSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

The location Of the Railroad Depot is treated
'cf by our friend Bryan, in another column in a
way that will interest those who like comfort
and convenience. a. .. |......s ..,H. ,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
10 theyPeODIe,

T WOULD sol cit the special atenli on Of all persons
l. who Know themseIvrshdebted 10 me, 70 The fact
that with the commencement this year + am DE-
TERM NED to Gloss mp hlbG ing OLD accounts eilhsi
by ASH prNQT and that an, early call and prompt
action on the part Of every Of my debtors will
oblge Your humble serY ~
jan20.G SELMES
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
PIANO FORTE MuSICl,I

TTHE undersigned has Just received an assortment oil
i PIANO FORTE MUSIC, and eau furnish any
pi Gees that may be desired. WIN. COHEN.
West side Of Main, between Bird aud Hill.
Onchi6. d2w) '.. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
1868.
1858.
McNeil's Spring Style Of Hats
Wholesale and Retail II and 10, Market

n = WhoesRIo aud Retail, 4 aud 10, NlaTkCt S..
.N| s.lJ = ST LOUIS MO 90, t.".'..t '''
introducing my Style Of Hats for the Spring 0 1859
would ask especial attention 10 tile combination presents
Of the impOgant requisites of article OF Dress beauty
und Unity. Il light, strong; of correct proportions aud
At the supic na hy edaped Tor summer hat In tue manu-
facure of Hats, Is IGNcelsiOr The richest
lera nhde Hest workmanship, united with tie most unlTing
Vigilance Of supetvon eaHno fail TO Produce hut worthy Of
the motto. '''''
hive full assortment Of lid finest goodsin my line,
psng all that new, rich and fashionable In Hats, Caps,
Straw End Panama GOds ESPECIALLY Intended 10 meet The do
IhRqds, either wholesale OF Ee!a of conmuny now rapidly
dvaneing IN wealth refinement and the artificial wants
that follow Attbe pine san sell the STAPLE goods Of the
fade MS 6w as any other IN st. Louis g.. u, -. 4.
respectfully invite personal Inspection Of my stock
Z InchiO I'M D. T. ~ JOHN hcNEILj ,t|.
SI'Tl "lN I7dnd 10, Marker st., hexhodset to Main.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
VINO 'Wonla ha1a Thoupht n !

We are informed that the 81. Louis Democrat
has information that Mr.. Lamb and Mr., Phelps
,hWe deserted Benton, and unFurled the banner
'oG open opposition gaY..ui n" tan q
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
..... From the Cincinnati Guseiis.
HOGS PACKED IN THE WEST. -.

PRICES OF HOGS IN THE CINCINNATI
....l b. .,u.g. MARKET .."f- b. '.."
The following statement exhibits the extreme and
average prices Of Hogs in this Market on each day of
with the prsvi60S season ID "'1"7.'i ''.1 Il.
20. ..t.'-t,., ,,a ,1s52-,53.; r'JI..g .yh.stu p,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

HANNIBAL, RAILS, COUNTYa AMP PARIS HLANS
p9 HOS 'RoAD.ooM NJ Yea Msrn,,, ss,. ea,
T 9meetng Of the Board ibis day. was derfd thar q
IA call Ofen be made the Capital Stock, paya
bile TO the Te9surer, Mr.. Elijah Hawklr, onhs l0h Mslch
and an adi6huI ten per cg, payable on the LIST April
BY order onhe Board Of Directors,
mehO-4W i, LEVERlNCt Secretary,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
Railroad Depot Located.

II is not yet determined where. . .....
pUT C. w. DRYAN WANTS SlO,OOoIN GOLD,
ID at the st. Louis Stcvc Store. for winch he wl
give in exchange, III LLEY'S CELEBRATED CHAR
TER OAK AND PIONEER COOK STOVES, al the
Lowest Cash Price.
St LouisStove st re, Main Street two doors North
Of the Brady House. .' q. W. BRYAN. ID
(mch22-d-w6m) ......... .,..r. .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

\ l HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
CtEALED PRQROSAI.Swill be received at the office
- al lie undersigned in the city Of Hannibal Nissou-
RI NTH the Iw cnieth day Of April, for the gradua-
ton, masonry, and bridging Of twenty-five miles OF
said road extending west from Hannibal. PROPOSE
tons will also be received at our office in the city Of
st. Joseph, Missouri, until the tenth day OF May for
the graduation, masonry and bridging Of Twenty-Five
niles additional extending east from II. Joseph Tao
remainder of The line extending distance Of over Ole
hundred and fifty miles will b. placed under contract as
soon as the,sarne be prepared by the engineers
This line embraces some very heavy excayations and
entertainments and several large bridges. .........
Plas prOlles and specfca viii be ready at each
place one week previous ia the letting. ~
......,....''.....,, DUFF s. LEARNED, ..
'...'' Contractors II. and 81, J. r. X.
Hannibal, Mo, March "A, 1853. inch dwia2)l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

rTST. LOUIS AGENT.-W. s. SWIMMER.
General Newspaper and Advertising Agent, Corner of
Second and Chestnut Streets, Cover the Post Oice)
ST. Louis, Mo. . '.' .'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-22

Persons wishing TO buy stoves, should give us call,
and examine our new patterns OF . / u..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
RI-o0DY RIOT IN NEW YORK.

BLOODY RIOT iN NEW lOph
Tns Evening Mirror gives The following account OF not
ybich occurred in New York the morning OF the fourth
The Ninth ward the scene Of very dsgracelu not
s.,dav morning about half past 10 o'clock appears by
tho abatement oil the Police that one OF kPp os brown
aapes yss passing down Hudson street. near Troy street
he ,he excited BY the noise and confusion Incident
20 the day became entirety unnanagtholei ana ie u'per
,pino only able 10 guide t, was compelled 10 select en-
open space through whch procession vi the oernah 80
cety NUMBERING is sa about toui hundred was moving
The driver was attacked by some of the society," dragged
s,om the box aud cruelty and shamefuy beaten he
,yas conveyed to by some OF his friends IL was
rumored thai he was killed, bat such is not The idct
The citizens Witnessing the outrage engaged IN Inc ot,
and yera thousand people were soon collected on inc
prcnnd Information 10 the ninth ward police STA
ZION when eighteen officers despatched 10 the scene
mos Understandable and bloody hgh, then look place
The Hibenans il stated were headed and encouraged
10 The resistance police ny their marshal or PRESIDENT
yhu faurished his sword which was subsequently, taken
from him and himself arrested BY The police alter despef
ate conflict The fighting was continued Down HUDSON
street 20 Canal
The main scenes however ceased nj HuTnerseiy street.
where The banner HiternaBs was destroyed SeVe-
raj of the police and czcns severely injured; and,
amongst the former Lieut. Scbrng who vas injured oy
blow from paving stone the head.
Officers Smith, Cilrk Pe, and three es-pollcemen, were
severely injured Officer Clark confined 10 his house from
The effect OF injuries. Thirty six Of the rioters all more
az less injured, were arrested
A number of peaccabie citizens were severely injured
ne iitenians alleged used pistols IN parl OIL the
fray but they suffered Sevc.rly in the conflict
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M WHO TO WHO F.!

TO WHO! TO WHO!
The following very clever dun was wi VIII, y
Editor Of the "Pine Knot" II Is caP''''
Twas on cold au tumnal nst''
A dismal one 10 view, ,r.
os,k clnnds obsured fair Venus light,
And no, star appeared in sight,
IA he thick frres. through
Mvgrins-as u-uul-'bluc
~, S5n,ewatd lacking left and right
,vhe, nil a, once he brought up rlght
apoinst an old dead ycw
Al which he Iounded to-
,nd .souaring OIL IS if TO fight
Sail with nm oath :han't indlte,
Internal scoundrel, you
J;pht- an l. lick you, black or white
Just then above him flew
An owl. which on branch did hight
4 few feet DER the boozy wight,
And then commenced, 10 nho
To tcho- 70 ,eho-to arh0.
Dn,ih Muo.ins Don't you think 10 ifi2ht
a fellow OF my weight and height
With you: Ter ,rho ter soho,
You cursed hlcaboo =
anifvou'rr l:.izcbub, its quite
Unnecessary you should light
For Mugsin's ai'nt your due!
For money matters are all right
The Printers paid up-honor bright
rh,rca, the Owl withdrew,
And Mrggins rnzzlcd too.
Blu, there are other chaps who might
Sr caught cut atc some dismal night.
Who hare NJ paid ,rhafS due!
They know to srio-- 10 nho
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ron: rlCAL.
f,sr"S NOBLEST AIN.

LIES MULES Ai'''
What j. l,ir's cuo,>l AIM
Mnurr,ou. question this
S;,c,, Nv, vii s,.un OK siirr- claim.
For WIG ur rltic"s BLISS
Shall Earn. vain ronp "r i''"rF.
Immortal souls Elc'e J.
Shall f1r,,i.r@ pleasures 81 an houf
i.itca rohiys aim sccure2
Our souls shall ever live,
While suns and systems fade;
Who then !i'tins boon can give
For dcathless spirits made
Reason for ayes sought
Iife's nobesl aim to hno,
And snge Philosophy has iaueh'
The mysteries OF Nina
But We, they searched around,
In vain from age to age,
Until this precious truth was iouh"'
On Revelations page.
life's nobrst aim is Love
Love Of the Lord most high
This lifts the immortal soul above,
And points beyond the sky.
Then seek not bliss 10 find,
In wealth or worldly fame,
Gods love alone can fill the niina
HIS love, lfe's noblest aim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

;.i;, CINCINNATI; relative - We az. ,rsne,,v
,,,d n dsfruud companies '''' '''' $50, snuc time
e'" ~ Mary Washington, thas was 80 =,
in 'h' s' ,1., last week, that Mrs. h''''' : 80 -
Since ,o.s Her husband had pee" i"N'ctcu WIN
and writ of noHc prostqu eh'ee' ~ MS e'se
me far The prosecution, and when his vile
=, h ,.;f, of an admitted accomplice-am acconpice
- !, ,lr record though released ny noe ProSequ'-
,ssiy against his confederaes
rh cout sustained objection, anu nor testimony was
declared Ia be inadmissnbe
THE BLACK EXODUS.-Ihc Cincinnati Commercial
h l. ndiues of that city filled with negro families
;,n ,r household plunder," recently landed from some
of m, lower river or Madison steamers lhcy were moving
on Indiana in consequence OF the enactments OF the Lee
.isIatu,e enforcing lie 18Th article OF the new Cons-
,u,;on AZ that STATE Ali persons whose mothers arc
ob n uroyc The possession OF greater portion than one
iv.enth o European blood and who came INTO Huosier
dam since November 1851 forced 10 take up their beds
il ,hev have any.-and walk. All negroes, mulattoes
onodroons octuecroons duodecaouns &c, &c. who can
n,ov, residence in tho State prior 10 November Isl, 1851
,low ~ remain under certain conditions, and by re-
;;o ,h.,, names with the county clerk. Any person
49,, n,,,s 81 NEGRO who is in the State contrary 10 The
lao, ! IiahI, TO a fine OF not less than ten and not
h 6va hundred dollars The families moving appeared TO
h. cone Of some property, and brought win them fine
,,,cr If horses mues and milch cows
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CITY NE " 5.

PRICE OF pROVlSlONS.-A stroll through iIc 'o"e'
naEr yesterday tnurning, made ur!ar with Inc P''
vaous commodities which publish for the Dehc"' "
our readers. II is matter which large portion Of inc
and sellers and all who live by eating
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

GsSERAL WILLIAM CSocKSRASxs, vulgut,y sailed Eilly
powitus Chief Seminole tribe OF Indians in Florida
it is said. s about be waited by Gen Harvey with
polite invitation the President "go Vest peaceably
if lie will, snd iorcbly if necessary.
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Washington bs deserted by the President and
Cabinet and the rival candidates tor the spcakershi and
even by the office seekers The gloOmncss oil The place is 10
relieved however, ufn tEa a!uval {" Tue absence OF
these crebr,s hr lie Washington Press, which is now
become popuar. euicrrfi,;ng AVID udepcicrnt
Mr Beverly fuckers paper Will not appear III sep
iember in he has made both ut the Ncrth
and South ample arrangements Tor his enterprise
1t is rumurei lhu; The administration has hnhly
adopted the Union A. ,hsi exclusive organs and that Is
10 be under tic editorial management OF hlessrs NICHOLSON
snd Eames Every knows that no administration cen
sea along ~ilhnI nrgan Gen. Tayors administration
put themselves ahn.. nrganshr !n while and the result
tive O,gan.
ninstraon pr"c1ied Their denial Subsequently, IL not
administration went the matter u.s. at one time
dismiss editors from their c,n aud up2uipI another
Mr.. Alba A. Hall
number of important suggestions and lsely
been thrown by The ua,"n We learn through H. that
the hgnbunes and ahoion!ss ut the Iary arc Discarded
There are but candidates for the Sptak.rsip now
ms cav Nj Grrnrk Of Virginia. and Alr. Disney
%. Ohio Mr.. Bayly ot Virginia also De- canrhi,ie
eer e suoihrr candidate who may te pe.cn:ci fum
Tennessee -%uoIhcr Scout Shg Stale ike Kentucky. All
these will be1. the Kentucky candidate III the caucus
The studio ar. Sune. The scul p"r, IL move thrown
open for The purpus II s.hnrg the public ~ his mag
.ihceGt bust vi Che. !.c. rlney IL Is very succrss
ul work, and cAlas accurately, only the features but
she character OF ~! rInnenl lust Tie DUAL mas been exc
cud 4. the order U the Supreme Court bur Il IL not 10 BE-
&c, u In the Cog until after The dccease o. il1 vene
Die Justice. ioE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
pccCorIoN or TnE PRESIDENT

RECEPTION OF TIE PRESlDENi, ,.o,,n.
s,. inv 2.Tn. committee OF a'ranasnn,sr
will meet IN. ftrsdruG Wilmington "lth Yard
d o, him l., Inc CIV lie viii land al inc >a ,s pre-
uu :. o IN, ' h sr;yrd With military escort luet
sldenl viii! be on horseback and Gen Patterson "''
gu, the whole division oil military.