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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-04
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-04
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-04

July 9Th. 1853.
ATa meeting Of the Board,he this day.
n it was observed, that in the proposals
published for furnishing materials and labor 70
building; that through inadvertency. propos-
ais are not invited for furnishing brick in
part, as was designed by the committee who
are authorised to receive proposals fol
Brick in whole or in part, and bids are
thus invited. VS.. PIKE, Sect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Misceiiapy.

C In the Sweat of thy Face shalt thOn eat thy Bread."
 That the law oi labor is a curse visited upon mankind for the sins of oar first pa rents, us the Scripiural record declares, is n fact sufficiently evidenced by the shifts to winch mea resort i0 evade thai law. Ever since Adam left the Garden, condemned 10 get his iivmg by iiiel sweat of hs brow, the indisp0siiiOn 0f the race 10 work has been continually manifested in thousand difieT- eni ways. And yet there is no escape from tI,e inexorable mandate. Let man do whai i,e wlll-let him pursue whai course snevcr his inherent slUggishuess may sug- ges. as i0 lhe easiest method of supplying his daily wants, ii is fixed and certain that he must accomplish his share of rigorous io,l, although no useful results may be de- rived from ii.
 4 man has inst performed remarkable feat in professionalism in Richmond, equal quite to anything ever done by Cspi. Bar clay in the same line, which shows how much suffering may De endured in ihe ef- fort l0 escape that inevitable labar t0 which we are aH doomed. This person walked, continuously. fifty four hours, without sleeping or sitting dowO, upon a wager oi i've hundred dollars. Let any man reflect upon the hardship i0 be endured in such 2 mode of gaining livelihood as this. and he will see how much more painfully those people labor who endeav0r iO avoid work inR than such as are cnnient iO obey the laM of the Creator, in useful exeriion. The same amount of energy and paiiences directed ie Inc prosecution of any respectable employ meni could moi fail 10 secure tisr ilie indlyid 1 nal the most brilliant success. ra prepar, the frame for such feat, in tie first place i is necessafyio observe q verygtrict regimen
 Abstinence from intoxicating liquors, reg
 ulariiy of hours. dally exercise. an obser' vance of the laws of healill--ali these mus
 be practiced with the sirictuess Of ih. knight errani of old, making. himself read, lnr the iourney- Then consider iiie eDdu'
 rance i0 l,e undergore in accomplishing th, feat. What vigils Of The, student, Hha exhausiing Ia b0r 0f. the ariizaB. what sleep less devOiinn of the physician, can compars I with il,e continuous walking oi iifiy foul hours! But the thing is done snd tie po0I fellow p0ckeis his two hundred dollars q
 dearly earned, and, perhaps, congratuiaiei himself on having obtained it. without ihs Trouble of working for il. Had t heef necessary, in order 10 make that amount 2
 snaney. iur hin to do carpenters work, o'
 anv nii.rr useful and honorable business, ! ! is sIapss certain that De never would hsv' [ lell lIse neiabg Af. 60 many dollars in hI lpnekes. And yet ii would noi have re lQuiFed half ake trouble in hDnse building
 nr even ia digging on ihe cansL iD accn
 msllnle snch snnls Why fs il that me-
 wie never he wiling t0 submil lo the eief
 pel decree. and yield ahe sweat ol thciF brns lnr Ile pnrpise af sHsisining life 9--Ps
 bsrsbwg Duly Eprsss 1 ' sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Poefty.
The Three Preachers.

BY CHARLES MACkANs There are three preachers, ever preaching, Fill'd with el0quence and poweFs One i6 old, with locks of white, Skinny as an ancboFite:
 And he prcnches every hour With thTill fanatic voice,
 And hig0t's fiery scorn: BACKWARD! ye presumptuous nation: Man to misery is born! Born to drudge, and sweat, and euffer- Born 10 labor and to pray BACKWARD! ye presumptuous nation, Back .--be humble and obey t' The second is milder preacher;
 Soft he talks, as if he sung, Sleek and slothfnl is his look, And his words as from book,
 Issue glIbly from his tongue. With an air of seiscontenf,
 High he lifts his fair white hands: STAND YE STILL! ye restless nntions; And be happy, all 70 lands! Fate is law, and law is perfect;
 If 70 meddle, ye will mar; Change is rash, and ever was So.
 We are happier as we are." Mighticr is the younger preacher, Genius flashes from his eyes: And the crowds who hear his voice, Give him, while their souls rejoice, Throbhlng bosoms for replies. Awed they listen, yet elated While his stirring accents fail;-- FORWARD! ye de!nded nations, Progress is the rule of all:
 Man was made fnr healihfnl effort; Tyranny has crush'd him long; He shail march from good to better, x, And do battle with the wrong. " Standing still is childish folly, Going backward is . crime None should patiently endure Any III that he can cure:
 ONWARD! keep the march of. Time Onward while wrong remains To be conquer'd by the right: While oppression lifts finger
 To affront by his might; While an error clouds the reason Of the Universal heart, Or a slave awaits his freedom,
 Action is the wise mans part. Lo the world is rich in blessings Earth and Ocean, Flame and Wind Have linhumber'd secrets still, To be ransack'd when you will;
 For the service of mankind; ts Science B child as yet,
 And her power and scope shall grow. And her tfiumphs in ihe future
 Shall diminish toil and woe Shall extend the bounds of pleasure With an eyer-widen,ng ken, And of woods and wilderness
 Make the homes of happy men. "ONwARD !-theFe are ills to conquer, Daily wickedness is wrought, Tyranny is swolln with Pride, Bigotry is dei6ed;
 Error iniertwined with Thought, Vice and Misery ramp and crawl.
 Root them out, their day has pass'd; Goodness is alone immortal:
 Evil was not made 10 last:-- ONwARDl and all earth shall aid Us Ere our peaceful flag be furi'd." And the preaching of the preacher Stirs the pulses of the world.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

1sl,e next Ssase ,tsal ssla kn.ssk E:rs nd. mIssinB w.li he 1F<nsn. Since Aprii laui,a swarm 0t rsiIin ration Bas iren NtuFMR ID. nis ter ui stlcii vuIusilt as igltnI nIlan nsaIe liri f: 10 fake lirfseaf in ftse Nennik. NtpD Jaanary up ,n lsss dstes. arFsvpk ffssul she Easi have an,nunted tf1 uVet ten lis0ags1d. Thls added s0 the thirty thansnnd t.,cl,it s suppnAed iO have lasi isii, mates Ter pre- seni pupMlasinn-- cumming the hnties lbas have arrived al snaturiiy sinee aiIe N4f cen sWs--ahOHi tIarty five shnnsand. rhe rco- pie wh0 gn in Oregun ere hard fis,ra fare ilers nsen wiso prefer alse ceslain,y ssi yel. lnv corn 10 the ailuFemenis ssr auld ,sif slhe temptations uf Cal,isrnsa Ete dsf5rFenpe heiween tbe papelasmsi s,i 0feaaa and Esl>. Iornis is iusi the dlifrrenre brieern esrs horse and a fsSrr One ta al uiilsy, and tie other is alI exc,iensepi. Calils'fHia w.ll aiwaya have ale mslei rnaleiie iahles, but Oreaon wiIl have slse miIi With she ex IceplinD If gssld du6s, 0sef8n haa nl.sFe nai. nral advantages Of any c1lnirg n ihe world. With ellnlate as hue as tiat Gi V,r0inss 0F MsFyIahd, it eass bnae. uS ' s.lIl whose richness will ehnllenae c0napsFisrH with that of the inexh1nsiihle ptassie. sa the way 0f timber m roanifS m eAytn Eass appFnsch il, consequently Il is dsEtined sn become the great lumber Feaian IT the Fee cilie. The distaneei gsFmeEiy frsghtenillg people n seek hnine h 0feKsgn, ssEasn has reduced to pleasure iEip. by uieans as the several new lines nf eseaulees pr ple can g, ffonl New Kurk so Oreann n ifsa than five weeks 1 three years a1n ' isspk from six tn nine months. kn additisn to agr,culiural aud !vmbef riches, 0seRnn is singniafly blessed with mineral wealth. Un she, Columbia, iron orc exisis in alrnnsl ende less quan,iiieel and itle same may be said of cnpper, p.atina, iumhaea. lead and sali. To develop ihe pr0dacIivsness hf these treasures. aII lhai is necessAry is time and population. The former is e0Ining ainng now, and the latter pilI ~ ainna n . year ~ fw1. Tn men 0f paiietce and rersess- ranee, there is a0 paFs q f0ar alurislts 16lsll- Try which holds nus more prnsperngR IF ducemen,s than 0reRpn. The Wlce eTssis dent will please sea tha. twO Iduf1 HhEifD are added l0ihe &enafe GhaulheFs 8i Af128 gre mt wanted allis eeaenn. Hey sxill fo ni1e year 1855. -.AlbsmN Knickerboclers
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Nsg NeoAsg
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 X 1s-ss - - 1f ls|l ard winter Aoo4s. S..-R sr elG1l9s IT nH5ses Ne4ling8s anN &en..ess -r..ss~ss Ensn;SIfnR Go1&s laEE1. aa9csinens 2. i. - Ies nISsj tIsalr SallecD ano e.lpst - ii 1fu'8 inpile &1p1pglss @ e9i ppA ~ r. S|s',ss E sii ie.s int fleclss9 q e:. 1i. G iiz.HiA z. s,.s. - - s'l |
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

} Tan Panup. The ps0ad have hn lsitnAnl
 nn1 inzpfnspeTiiy. for ihen they knois s6khs'
 dy; snd ncl inI ahBsssiiy, fas ahsn no aai hD0wS them, .'ss.s .sssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

RELics aF ran REvoru1aons- ksssina Awayl-- We record 10 das the death af George Culhath. . Revolutionary 5enrinHe ef, ai the sge of 01. Ms q. aiih Asp. Mark Green. aud Cspi. George Nuhiey, were Isr many years n Fsaulsisinu n gsus public processiOns. 10 represent the patsiHls ur the Mev0luiiOsl. En ths iasi shEEe Neasm they hnse at pasard aWays
 There Was an expression made hy A1Es Green, ahnye referred t0s igst belafe his decease, which shows how lhe curly egensn 0f his life filled hiR thouahsa AwaksnR. a from rsyerip, hr eaid lo sss pstsndsni~~s s" Did yow kear eaat gHB 2 Waskiagson e reciescing las erosps r He soun hfrsthed his lss,--as fl hasiening lo the field. an the spirit of pDeiry what world dhd the expression npen G,f the ispaginailnas the reasseuabi.ng. in ihe land af spiriss. uf ah0se arOund Washington Who were ssm,ris1ee here The reveM n0i Of miliiaFy aIlilI and pr,wess-- hni nf the ilflsence af srnih, IT fidelity sO just sensimenis. of ncligIlg 6bs ahe aAvsnccaheRt Of man and she elesafinn nf intelleci, which each hae sxeried ln thin msliisnt sas:e. 50 snch . reviews tho sal- sliess who isuahi fnr. human @lnry. fur plnn. deros ls,s blood, would he iulnd in ale rear rank--wliile those who readily sacrificed all, even life, l0r Ihelr fellow men. would be crowned as the mnsi vallani uf she curpa.
 Here is suhjess far . paess .s Wsahing- lnn reviewing his srn0ps in tlae Spirit Land l''-- PorsMouth N. II. JoaranE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

An EpsTrR wlile rpce1tly tfapellim& laad lie wallet sbsirae.ed fksin his paeAet ~ a1, adsoii lhieE while indalNina in zIlafi Tass The thief was s0 diss0sird witl slse resais 0l. ilis expt,ii shsi he relnrped shs pian4es hy ex2rsss ta the sddreas Wuilen insids sle wallet wiih ihe followinR sssse
 :. You miserable skunk. lsssrs sanf neee kii hDok. don't keep sny Gcik kar man .lFessed ss welI ss yas ans so NJ n'sazl4 wMli q woiii ssslii notiIn n it h,ss ms N aswspsper sesaps. sv,sg ss,asn ee',sr ss.s Iaews.,sper sfas.ps. snd Saae IfsssN 9 Eszse r,nd siseescs. is contemporaries EzA.>alzz5< nm ,,n ihe psblie. As heas FaslF q <I|sH< f re,urn yasr sfssh fneeef f414 Hnf lH|E s.enllenlen.%
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Is is hard wnrk s.ks,Ns aext& ~ is psaf wnge Asai4In. 4f4I H.s> E psslIlilsss wngk anassa& lE& SsN <sHFs+.Ist caninirefsxo e$ naa &f' t|S|k 1f3 SSsl4f ls ena ia s.e,ss2 fa ils s'.Fs' IsE1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Hlpn1 nri i&6 tzEsnae ie ~ # EFT sanl1 1s.|.Iaa.I., 1|'< t| 1E.4F N. arfls end l|ss eflgg H ~ Alts eA 4 't'. .||s rs'l'. ehs .AH ''r 's' 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A TnUcHaEa ALLDsinE --(1ne of lhe
 mosI drsmsisc aud afiecsing louehespE q. nqarnce mc FenleslheT iD haVe witnessed i1 pnpHlaS assembly, i00h plsce in Bsnesil
 ilailisst eveDiag. Ia sllbd.ng sas il.s pei isIslory of Massachusetts Mr. Evefst1 |saias
 There was noi Sisie in ihe Enins slzsf could show three hFishser nsnscs ihsa ills1ss Df Levi Lincoln, Jnhn Davss, an5 Eeuszs E. BriaRs, wln, i0F iuag pesnlG, had guided ter affairs. There &as annsk&s name un the Foii aI Whig G0varnnfs: n.is lo be repeated by his llps. hul miEhs iie nsss hope thai alter snme. cettainlg nas map years, when tic elnds nf Mount AatnFn should have pFeased hiln d0mn inlheig 01le brace e no nnwelcnnse resi. thas is miakf he said. even of him. ihat io the ksss nf Ais abslny and in ali einaleness ol heaal. he AAA endeavosed tu dlschaERe Gis dEiiR.
 Et is impossible lo deScfihe lhe emotiBn .if Inc speaker and eleciFie lfrsll mhich f.n tilr0ugh ihe vast meeiIng uhen shese ssnI.ib were spnken. It was several ml.anles be- iaFe Aar. Everett casld psacee6 Ni.h " address Bosfon zSsnseyips. Oss. isIA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Something JgesO! 4 Drug Ssoss at last in Falls Village Litckfeld Co. Conn.
FaIIs VIIlage Drug Store ]

<. THE subseribsr is now filing nis new store &if. < Dsar Store and pFomises lo make . the aaIost complete store of the kind iu the county: aId 0 mako it for the interest os all n want of Goods aopurehase at the Falls Village Drug store.
 s.s.@.s,s.. c. B. MALTBlE.
 Fslls Village, sspl 1s. lsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

:EEmE Winter Session OG ;oi Mfssss SaaAn H.- VaIrT. md CfsrEoTrE Fl. IElAEzs viii commencem Weznssasg. the 10th of November
 fs;sEs. Eneiish bFanches, e k if)2s suiaQ. EaIin and Fte1chs g 0Oexza. Mnsic. @ OO; nss of piano 100
 -RrG11Er0s Rev Bert 6 Sw1n, 6. P. Bales, Geo. C. Woolguf and ChaIlcs Adams EsWs.
 IsiehEsad. 0St loIh. 1e51
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Eegal BEaaaks,

Warsanfss and 0niaclaim Deeds. WTies Egbpmnas, &c., sc.. for sale at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
COAL &c.

CUAL L 1kC. 1.-THE subscribers have made arrangements ao kcepa ssppiy of Lehigh White Ash Coal constantly on hand. and for sals by the ton oT less quantity ct ss low prices as csn pos- ably be afforded. se Also, Drugs, Medicines, Dry Goods. and Groceries. Wines, Brandies, Rum, Gin, &c. of,,the hest quality. for medicinal purposes only. Please call and examine fes yourselves
 E. OSBORN & co. EifehReId, August, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

The editor of sile lnhle Enrmef llas e tshllshed . peoulinF iaFi9 e charges t,F s''e phblieation of marriage nniices. kar 2 aoilce wllFEe lhe wife q . Iigsi Feisane. VI ia chnrneA, aud linm thai dswn lo nnsnleG, inn nccnrjlna co llle csiimale ul lhe has
 mnd. ln one wrrk sRgefnl natieca Wele sesripsA. accompanied hE une dnil&r. hnf nnlv ere Wllh lGas. Ore lelltN a1sn1 41l. ned hh Wllk si fIly asu1a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

I5- When the effects Of prohibitory law in
Eastern States is referred TO-, the answer some
times $50 don't tell me about them Eastern
rellows They are all set of fanaiioll foolsW
The following from an exchange, is suggestive
of The propriety oflc's contempt FOR our East.
crn friends. We fad the paragraph copied in
to the ST. Louis Intelligoecer:
A MoDrL srArn.--Vermont is in the enjoy
inent Of about rs many real BLESSINGS as any Of
her sisters of this great Conrcder8ey. First she
has her msdel Prohibiory Liquor Law, which
eameng other things, has emptied three OF her
county prisons. She has no public debt Her
system Of Education hourishes with 1854 school
districts, ana nearly 100000 scholars. She
has also three lourishing collegiate institutions,
AID large number oT academies and private
lschnos. She has % libriries containing 30 600
volumes. The whole rumber Of newspapers
and periodicals published in Vermont IN 1850,
was 80. There are 56i churches in The State,
whictocconmodatc 2264G6 persons, and arc
valued at 81 ,2l3, 1870. On Tie first ef January
last she had 427 miles Of Railway in operation
and 10 miles in construction.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
A Ordinance ino'ration to wharfage

Be IL Ordained, by the City Council of the City
Of Hannibal:
Sro. !. Thore.shal be Levied and Collected
Of each and every Steamboat landing or touching
the landing, receiving or discharging freight, or
passengers within the corporate limits of the
City Of Hannibal, the sum of two50l 100 dollors
SIC. g All ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with the provision, Of this ordnance
are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This ordinance 70 be in force from
and after publication,
Approved Sept. 1853
HUDSON MARTIN,
Mayor, pro TEN.
senSWlt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
Land, Houses and Timber for Salay

r. HARDY Off, Tor sale, 200 acres of Land in
limos near the Hannibal Ferry, and convenient
10 me Hannibal and Payson PLANK Road. It is all
good land and 25 TO $50 Of is on high ground
That never oveows. aud is the best land this side the
Bs IL acres Of under fence; il has three good
caons on there are acres in potatoes, with Gne
Faenecl OF plentiful crop, owing TO the good quality
OF lhe land There are about $500 1900 cords OF
g"o' Boat Wood on IT. The timber is worth 81 600
wlkout The ground.
lheTe are "A acres one and a half miles south of
vicinity.
=, One small lot on Hill street, between Thlgi and
All OF which will sen privately or to the highest
bidder, on the 20sh of this month
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS rs am deter.
nHed 20 leave this country, ssPel&SsI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

w. Editor
"a writer in your Inst pepper, who signs
hirasclf "a Tenpsrsnce Man" ohjeels 10 being
called sfat4se, yet lie uses inc following
language msrsation 70 The PreprieiOr' Of The
ConriSF ;l4s M has
But i wish to call their special attention 70
their consistency, 1t ;hey would come cut and
confess their Fondbess Ter the crreer," and
fight under his banner OF the sflH AMI cross
bones, would respect them better.
Now sir, suppose the writer Of the above t.
acquainted with The propriciors Of the Coulter,
shat would you cab this attempt 10 produce the
opinion that they are lovers Of the . crceter2''
In other words, that the course they are taking
is prompted as above indested2 Is II true ?
Are they whisky drinkers? Or rather, are
they not Temperate, Industrious, worthy citizens
Is any in The community? Are there two more
SOP Have they not been called on over and
again TO discuss the prophecy Of applying The
principles OF the Maine Liquor Law 10 this
city? And is it right thus to assail and attempt
to iniure two young men who are Just entering
upon the duties of life and struggling against adj.
versity to make an honest living? What would
you, pray, sir, call this attempt?
Bat suppose The writer is not acquainted witt
ihem--what plea can he set up for this attack
By what name will YOU, will this community
,sav, fanailcs) call this ASSAULT Has it one
feature Of charity, sea of common forbearanct
about it? Is il in Christian spirit ? Is it the
wsy to discuss principle to enighten tie pub.
lie mind or rather does il not show 100 clearly
spirit Of intolerance; disposition TO crush al
who differ with the writer? Now, sir, | ohecl
10 this sort Of discussion. Let us have open
fair, honest discussion, and not abuse of thos,
who differ with us, and thus may the public
mind have +" hghf," and pure results flow there
IRON. A TEMPERATE NAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
For Sale,

TNHE Sc TON q. in Township So Range West within
a ic" miles OF Hannibal, Palmyra and Now London.
The land which of the very bcs quality lies IN Rs
tv conguou 10 the Marion ln and in the immed VI
entity Of hutehn.on's n1uck's, and spaldngs FARMS
H. proximity plank roads renders il very dera
bic y. III great rail route to St Joseph quite close
To It, thar esd s. Charles is very convenient while
plank rod already IN operation puts il within rAng dis
taUce of Huuib o. the tract springs one
Of which unuru SD in all that region. Cuurchcs, Schools
Sag and Gr Mills abundant furnishing the best evil
dence OF hcky ctlut ~. Few sites in the West
sont greater Inducements the enterprsng and indus
- ~. t'n'r Irt,rm- apply to Doctor Tll0S. b. MITCH
ELL Il uisv,l'r. Kentucky. seplw 3ms
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
InIGrrStinr ID SlYTarsl

WE wish TO dispose of ar interest 49, oar-lourih
w one-third, OF oue-hail in our New seam saw
Mil upright saw on SAT- r ycr
THIS Mil has as fine d location as any Country
Mill in the S'atc being on Salt River AZ The point
at which the Hannibal ana New loldon PLANK
Road crosses II. II is surrounded by fine rich nigh
borhood improving rapidly rrquiug a vast amount
OF Lumber; and then only = miles from Hannibal.
from which, large bills can be had at good prices
Our facilities lo obtaining the various kinds ot log
as Black Walnut Maple all kind, Of Oak, Sc are
sea c'Iy equdIled by any other MAJ. SAT- River fer
20 mirS up, abouu1s with the ukUer lst named,
which be at moderate prices.
To a tr,l rae practical sawyer, on unmclatc ap.
phc,Iiuu, we viii eel interest as above, on terms
very acc mmodatug. No other, than thorough ex-
Iereuced sawyer, need Apply.
CLAYTON & HAYS
New London, Mo, judy Is, 1853. CyI3wtD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
ARRIVALS AT THE MONROE HOUSE,
Corner of Main und C'ntle S'reets'
NM. SHOOT Proprietor

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1853.
Samuel Gutrey, Rails county;
G. Wilson, Palmyra;
VIM. Thornberry, Marion county;
Thomas Robinson, Pike county;
Miss S. Givens, Pike county;
Silas Tanner, Santa Fe;
VIM. IIanley, Paris;
Edwin Sanders, do;
L. Sanders, do;
David Sanders, do;
r. X. McManama, Burlington. Ky.
]. S. Holloway, Clay, Mo.
II. c. Roley, Randolph county, Mo;
VIM. Paters, huntsville;
Marcus Blakey, Paris, Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
From the Paris Mercury
Caution 70 the Publio

Persons who have occasion TO 10 business in
the Land Office at Palmyra, would do well TO
attend to II in person and beware of three or
four land sharks in that place who have formed
a combination and are ever on the alert to take
advantage Of the innocent aud unsuspec,ing; and
not unGrequently under the garb of friendship
TO fleece such Of their means. | together with
a number Of my neighbors, recently very un-
suspectingly fell into the clutches Of these un-
Principed scamps, and suffered severely in
pocket, and hence would warn others against
falling into the same meshes. Names will be
given ii desired. If the citizens of Palmyra
continue 10 nestle these land sharks in their boz
som, and suffer them sill TO impose upon stran-
gers as they have done, without exposing them,
their Town will soon have no very enviabe name
abroad
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
OBITUARY.,

Departed this lie on the Alb inst, ANNA
WARDLAW, infant daughter of Mr.. Tho. S.
MILLER, Of this city, aged 3 months and IA
days /" Suffer little children TO come unto me.
for OF such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Died,
On SuLdsy night. the ith of September. WILLIAM
VARDtNAN, infant son Of VIM A. and Polly Jane
SHULSE, Of Rails county.
Son! rest and abide in peace, forever!
In lhi, city on Sunday, the 4h inst, of typhoid fe-
yer, Me- James M0sely.