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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

HArpsoME p1vsENr CUHj MY
pmEsrsTxD The Eosson Tram !.
Of thc 81 inst says:l
A little package WAS recived n tho
fremont Hbu4e ibis morning. for Mis-
1.oean. tho actress. which on being
opened was found 10 contains cluAer
diamond ring, Of the value Of $500.
with the following inscription "pre.
scnted 10 Miss Elisa Logan BY thr
citizens Of Boston, 1853. As no
note accompanied The uif, the lad, Il
nj a lo.s TO i,nnUipe lis source further
than that conveyed BY the inscription
rz-Who would have 'hongh', sit
years ago. that the laws ofone Of the
States u The Union won'd have 10 BE-
published IN English and Chinese for
,e,cral circu'afion7 Yet 10 it j.
The ninth section II nm nc. passed. b.
The california Legislature. Tor The
collection Of the foreign miners AK
has been printed in the chinese Inn
gnage, for The Information Of more than
thr,y thousand in the new State.
rone'k Achich. a Chinaman. srrti6e
hat The translation is ."faithfl AMI
good
STo.E TnEE.--lhere il tree IN
Mexico, called the chy0l--a yer,
fine wood--shicb. according 70 u
writer in the NafiUsl Intclliaerccr,
becomes pctliacd, after beiug cni, j"
very few ypnr., whether left in the
pm mir or buried From The timber,
houses could be built that would, in a
few years, become fre.proof. md last
~ long a. those built Of stone. The
wood, f. a grcen state il easily worked
it is used IL building wharves. forts,
etc, aud would he very good as rail-
way sleepefs, Or Tor plank rad string
efs
Coop Illr The New York Even.
ing Post was lately tainted by the
Washington Union with being desti.
tu'e Of the government patronage.
The Post quotes DR.. Johnsion's defni-
ton VI patron" one who c"un'e.
nances, supports Or projects; conn
monty wretch who supports With i's'-
lence, and is paid With fattery'-- aud
adds THE Pleasure Of being patron
lied we leave to such prints rs the
Union
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

SouTH AMERICAN PRorEcTroN
FROM rnr SrnoKE or THE SUN.--A
very intelligent md distinguished
gentleman Of New Grenada. saws the
Journai IF Commerc', has called to
Inform NJ, for the benefit Of the pub
lie, that n very simple and most effica-
cious eSpedeut il used in the hottest
parts of his country 10 prevent the
stroke of the sun I. consists merely
il Cling the upper part of the crown
of the hat. (which snould be IF straw,
chip, or some other light materisI),
With cotton. With this pro'ec ion
alone, he assures Us, men labor in the
fields. in the hottest weather, without
injury.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

Mr.. Edwin Forrest has been rust.
eating in New England. He will
coon appear On the Broadway stage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

THE copar neiship u HoLT X HrTcHf-
L soy IL this dissolved by mutual con-
cent. and K. G. Hufchison. IL authorized 70
receive al money due the said bfm ar
Tsre.t in name Of said firm ard pa al neb's
due by said firm. JbRDoN Hu
csr 10Th ~ y y -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

~ Yon ar. auihnrized to announce
GEORGE V TRUDEAU. M candidate
f,t he office of Parish Runrder Election
m November. MANY FRIENDS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

DECEIVED from Aew Orleans this
II day.-iO Gioss Clafks n1kh 4. 20
dez pure Ky. Mpetsnl, 1. / sNIi III. esns
| ca.k Pure Port Wine. 10 boxes n. r
cheese. 10 boxes Mae h Mac Tobacco
From 81. fonis Saturday PER steamer
Bunker Hill--ii0 bags fine Pois'ces.
sept.20.y. JosnrA DEAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

1--WE are authorized 10 announce II
'TBLEY STUART as candidate for The
fire oi A -sessor 1T this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

~ We are authorized 10 announce y.
u PIERCE as a candidate for Assessor OF
his Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

'l>HE subscriber has just received from
/ New York 3 0 heavy grey negro
blankets; 100 white French do; 100 fine
bed do: also crib and saddle do.
semitic W. u. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21
IN ndi IN nd (!

fT,HE Best In Market fur sale by the
L Boa load or single barrel. Apply IN
fosuoA BsAt. NJ his storr or 10 RoBrrr
Rg.,. Al the Ferry. sen. ~ n.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21
Notice TO Contr 20. ~.

Notice TO contr o. r..
DROPO AIS will be- received fr the
L completion Of the gr ding, end rig
ing and for falling the timber on the tides
Of the Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plank Road Address CnAs. A. SLACK,
President --Crosse Tete Port Office.
JAS. II JOHNSTON.
sept I5-n y. Secretary.
Porter and Alo.
Tn quart and pint bottles. ior fale by
l sept l5-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

u We are authorized TO announce
sAML. SKOLFtELD, the present incum
bent, rs q anddafe for reelection to thu
office of Parish Recorder
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

Ole Bull, assisted by Strokosch md
little Adeline Patti, is announced to
give concert in Philadelphia on the
10Th instant.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21
E A DID AT L 5

to- We are authorised to announce
CHAS. +. GRENEAUX as candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

mWe are authorized oannoance Maj
A. VI DUNN a. candidate for the Lee
glslattre. Election in November next. y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

NATNl IATs--sD Sacks boics 1t
~ Louis OTIS, just received.
senN 1st JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

Phalons Chemical Hair Invigorator.
THE subscriber ba- just received ~
i. dozrn Of the above pr. pafa'ion ior the
hair, also barhclor's hair dye.
sepft6 w y. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

Eprrog CoMEr Please announce II. V.
ABlN, Fsg.. the present ,rrnnbent. as q
candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of
SuygIpg. Election to be held on the first
Monday in November.
n THE pEnp1E
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

~ We are authorised to announce
VI ANUEL MORENO. the present Incum
pent, az a candidate to reelection. 10 the
cl'ic. of CLERK Of the Sixth Judicia District
Court.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21
Pure Ken lucky Mustard.

A Fresh stock IN pound, alf and quarter
n pound cannisfsre; just received and
for sale by. sep-15. JosHCA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

rvHon. L. G. Nicholas, of Lon
is ara, says the Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer. Of The Orb. is spending a
tew days 10 the Buff City. lie has
rooms at tie Gavo-o House.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21
Board Of Health.

seI ttnIbet 11lh, 1853.
4 IL persons having claus against the
n Board Of Health, will please present
their accounts every Monday mo,niTg at
the Mayors office 10 be- acted NJ on by the
hoard sept. Is.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

rAt one Of The largest wholesale
warehouses; in Boston, The head cor
responding clerk il a young woman
"wh, writes beautiful rapid hand.
and fulfls the duties of the situation
to the complete satisfaction Of her lib
eral employers
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-21

LAS ncw or hand a rye and ,arir a
IL .tork Of Furniture. us,s'ing N U.
part of--BrRrArs. StprBoAMps. AM-JHs
xoHs vsrim,s pa terms TAHLss. f'nuK-, &c
BrBsrsAps. Cans. CnAptss. CorcMFa ard
WILLrw WAaaoss. all II which are ri The
latest fashions. All kinds II manufacturing
and repairing st the shortest nofice.
All the business Of al Andyfakr attended
to- and In the hest style.
CO Collins made A. the shortsst notice,
md siso i.erse furnished. Sepf2O.v.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
HANNIBAL AND NAPLES RAILROAD.

was lit up win sIiiihI. "a. 81 Joseph Railroad
ex-president was at length harnessed with such
a mortifyng duty. Old John. however, had
too often lodged their leaders to be headed by
the small frY: .. .., Oh. :,
lie commenced bis .labors as faithful pub
lie servant. The road being very undulating
he determined 70 cut down the hills, fiji ZIP the
gnllies and rsvines, and make il good level
turnpike road; day by day he piled himself to
Ibis work. Hills and wales attested his industry.
The effect his industry was sot only visible
on the road itself, but the neighboring farms be-
gan TO show that just in proportion as the roads
Succeeded, FENCES, ditches, hedges, blowing,
earring; aud every other plantation service was
neglected. For there was no remedy, i" The
bands were all upon y e, road. The oke be-
cime, in truth serious matter. The smiles
slpt lately, ipgRiGRtsa every countenance turned
pliP ghasIS EisPayf 4, PqRljf meeting Of the
lliWIAoIIs neiSh3orh9od was called. Headed BY
pf operations and. begged Mr.. Tyler for Gods
(Sake, for, their sakes-and, perhaps for the sake
lpf lreland--to quit working on the road and let
lthe hands go. home.,. Mr.. Tyler replied, lstlat
the law made it his dhty to put the road in good
order and 10 keep il ii such s11'here were vet
Ia good many bad hitlsto be cut down, aud ra-
vines TO be filled; until chat was done, he felt it
his botnden duty TO work on. He should DIS
like to be presented othe grand jury for neg
lect of duty Immediately after his appointment
The Justices promised TO excuse him if he should
.be indicted before them. "He preferred TO
place ',,hso'f above thc clernency Of the COURT
The justices then begged him 10 resign. Mr..
Tyler replied, "that offices were hard to obtain
these times, and having no assurance that he
should soon obtain another. he should not think,
under the circumstances, of resigning." r ..
1t is SAID that he kept the hands at work upon
the road, widening, excavating filling, gra, cling
and McAdmizing for nearly two months, ma
king one Of the finest roads in the Union. 1t
is thought by many that the road will not need
repair FOR nearly acentury. -. a. .a.r u...l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

that we must be there
Surprising y exclaimed the Highlander.
Cot dam woudna lose either for the aud
weaver's neck ...
Nor |, returned Musgrave, 'wero lhat the
choice between them We'll, attend to me.
sent for May her tire-wonan answered, that
her mistress was busily engaged. As had an
object to obtain, smothered pride, and conde-
scended TO go to her own apartment. What was
my reception, guess yep
OH tears and reproaches, of course ; and an
entreaty that you would give up bad company
thereby meaning me-and avoid late hours
and that means going 10 bed as we did at nine
o'clock this morning and a.
No, no, by Hsavenp exclaimed Musgrave,
passionately. Neither remonstrance was
made, nor advice offered me- She was writing,
and scarcely deigned TO raise her eyes. In man,
and less in woman, can badly brook indifTer-
ence; and as | wanted favor from her,
thought it would choke me as expressed it,
did, however, muster words TO ask her TO get
me twenty pieces from the old fellow. Wot We
what her answer was Listen. She, who
formerly smiled did | but notice her-and when
played truant never reproached me but with
tear who would listen at her open easement,
and out-watch the moon, expecting my return
and when my horse tramp fell upon her ear,
bless Heaven that she was once more happy
To be Continued.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
MAY ANDERsoN's MARRIAGE.
on, THE LEGEND OF ELMToRD.
lContinned.N

ACOhlHuEu'
Pshaw!-a truce with her former folly, and
keep thee 10 what concerns us more than the idle
fantasies Of q lpye-struck wench, Tothe point,
my friend. When thou asked themoney, what
was the answer p said the red Highlander,
impatien1y. ~, ' ....,, 1..." ..a 9u.ss.iS
'lqlgiyec it thee in her own words Were I
inclined TO comply with the request you would
have made Of me, it would not be possible, mas
much as about the hour you retired to bed This
forenoon, my father set of for Edinburgh. But
i scorn 10 conceal my thoughts-were he
here might comply, as, in wife's duty.
Should feel bounden TO obey my husband
mandate; but az The same time, Iwoud, as a
daughter counsel him not TO waste his sub.
.slapee, hVmbly but honestly earned as it was, 10
maintain discreditable outloys, and support prof
Ggate companions .+ . assn. .'...
That was Longer direct at me- exclaimed
Mac Dougal ." "'-' ..#. .
Patience, friend Angus, the worst is vet TO
come, blazed up, while she remained cool as
an iccle. ! threatened TO 90 to the German
wars, aud she replied, that amy change in my
course of life woud probably be for the better.
What tlimk We Of that?' aa'T'a. 'a 30 r.r
/ why, think that we are as nearly done up
Jas we can Lc. What next? .a .au - E.su =.
i got eragtd, became silly, admit --swore
that would deeply recollect the slight she had
passed upon me; and that when her weaver
father died, The next Yule afterwards ! would
have at my Christmas table a goose that had
grazed upon his grave r. .-rass %, .r..
/ by our Lady !! a sillcr boast never passed the
lips Of sane mani What next2} l. a5 sgai
! rInleedr she SAID 1T is we'll you chose the
lkirkyard on which 10 feed your poultry for
Iartcr TO morrow evening--were il but the pas
Itllrage OF kid.-rest convinced you will have
mo right to that in Ashford. My father will
mike that secure enough and before next week
IpasSeS'-.. .Fs-ii rs a..l.i ...a... sr 4fr|. D.,
7 Aud shaHI not succeed TO what was my
Ifalher's?' . .s.h an y
'Aknqpv. nQihing Yotare certain TO succeed to
except the clolheS you wear: and those same
ing poor dcuded parent paid for Excuse me
Sir, I'm buisied writing This is my tdker
|housc; these rooms are mine. The celler re
mains unlocked: useAhe privilege for the time
Drink, Sir, and deeply as You please; you may
ere long, find wine notreadily procprable.'
by Heaven, you amaze mel exclaimed tht
red MacDougaI, i should have just as soon ex
Ipected to Dave seen canary bird SAIL cat a
that miIk.and-water Wench turn upon thee
What did YEP.
What could I debut speak from the room
Iscdrcciy rcdirng the evidence of my owl
senses The change Of bearing was so suidel
4 and 50 marvellous What devil is in the wind
AngusS #. ra ..r ..r...... B ...-... u
The devil, indeed returned Musgrave'
,5uE panitn j iluk there are not couple o
lprivate gentlemen from the PepilpBd 20 mi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

to Democratic President, for appointment q
office, who does nobpossess the above various
qualifications; but we do not see how any Dem.
ooratic administration can ever Knowingly APP
point disorganizer TO any Office whatever.
II, then, the sinister rumors in vogue, were
TO be creditedI if one interpretation we're TO be
put upon your speech, etc; if the course mark
ed cut by the resolutions meets your approval,
and will command your support, il is quitcclear
that we should never be able to agree in con-
sultaiion.
We believe in conventions or the Democracy,
and so OF the other matters herein before stated;
II you agree with US in that regard, there will
be, there can be, no difficulty in agreeing as to
men; but If our views do OF accord as 10 meas.
ures, it will be impossible to agree as to men.
For we should want and be compelled 10 in
sist upon appointees who would adhere to the
measures Of the administration, and lhe regular
organization and usages Of the Democratic
party of the State, and of the nation, and under
any circumstances, could recommend no other,
without being Inconsistent with our former and
present rules of action.
Hoping that we SHALL upon comparison of
views, be found 10 wholly agree in ali essential
particulars, we have the honor to be
Most respectfully, your colleagues,
(Signed) JOHN S. PHELPS,
A. W. LAMB.
Hon. THos. H. BrSToN, Washington, d. C.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
New Clear and Toboceo Store /.

AT THE wfGwAM IN SHOOT n DAyIs'yNEw
BUILDING, IN COMMERCIAL Row
FER 4 ARB0GAST hereby inform their friends
IL and the public generally that they now oreapy
room in SHOOT n DAVIS new building, where
they pTePodio gu all orders In their line as cheap
II not cheaper, than any other hou,e in the city They
have a choice selection OF Tobacco, Cigafs, Snuff,
Pipes &C., &c; and they eantruly say their stock Of
goods Is the larges, best and most complete A.ss.
ment ever offered in Hannibal. 4
The following comprise part Of their Brandsf II
10000 II s0l Regalias; "a
5000 La Union do. Aats i4It8ttt
5000 La Paloma do.
5000 La Norrnas
10000 Justo SAM Principles;
5000 Cazadoras;
1000 Plantation; r r r~-- -
1000 Common RegaliasJ 3E ~
10000 Half spanish,
10000 Melees
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. -
VIM Hares, Jesse Hare's, lanes Thomas, and SETH
Hasey's Tobacco. - Ili'l-g
Missouri Tobacco. Z ~ Z sra
ID. j. Garth's No. /; Hendersoa's No. 1: Bdckner,,
NO u Jamlson's No. i; DAnsman's Cherry Juice No
I; Molfett * Harris Lamp TX
All Of which we will sell low for cash
mch24-wu LEER 4 ARB0GAST.
Receiyed-A new lot Of Imperial Cigars. : = 5ss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
EXECUTORS NOTTCF,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned e-.
eeutor has obtained from the County Gouft AZ
Rails county letters Of tesFsmeutnry on ts estate, af
NIL I sss9SRosTHWAir, dses ssd, bearing sis
All persons having demands against said sstk,. AZ.
required to exhibit them for allowance. within, a.,
year from the date Of said Letters o. they H. M
eiaaea lfom any heehi Of said estate, and il such
claims are not exhibited within three wears t6e
be forever barred ISAAC L If.Ep I ~. ls"fi i
March 81. 1883 1w3t 90 2 'h saiEs 81 10 'g,r..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
From the s.. Lou:
A Thrilling Incident.


1sThe old flag staff at the Barracks had been
shaking ard topping all winter, and the day be-
ing calm, the General had party detailed 10
take il down.
-rASoldier, Michael McAnally, OF Col. Bragg 5
battery, accordingly mounted 10 the oross-trees
and unshipped the top-mast; from some cause it
BECAME very unmapageable and glided through
the, platform to the ground. The man at the
mast-head kept his post composedy and gave
timely warning TO the party below 'to stand
from under" Nine out Of ten men with spar
fifty feet long shooting and rasping like an ar
row through their hands, with an insecure foot
ing at Il dizzy height would have left the yard
and tumbled from the platform.
GlWhile the party below we're removing the
top mast, to the dismay and CONSERVATION Of the
sby ISLANDERS, the main mast with tho soldier still
poised at the mast head, now swayed over,
broke short of at its base, and plunged with a
tremendous crash to the ground.
Il The soldier the meantime, was seen TO change
his position as the mast ent over, and crcling
high through the air with frghtful velocity, he
with perfect self possession adjusted HIMSELF to
clear The framework of tie cross trees, and as
The mast nearcd the ground, he, evidently with
a. well measured leap, alightcd with safety
amidst his comrades. an were startled into
,Aaaazement, as much by the intrcpdity display
, ed, as by the imminent peril it averted.
If The main mast was forty-eight feet high; the
soldier landed at fifty from IFS base
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Z FI.V.AL SETTLE.NE.N.T, : !,

iAJorlCE s hereby given that The andersieEsd. adj
deceased viii apply AZ the next NAV aetSs. 81 ~
day, the ri day Of May 1853 ia tlaa Cs1i~II c..
of Mas'eh couHiy; Missouri, TO make sRsI ssttIevs-t
OF sad slale Nhen and where all persons inter esed
GmchlTwtt1 1sJtqE NJ NoFYErr, AdaS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE i

NoIlCEis hereby gssp that the undersigned a. A.
mlnlstIator has obtained from the Clerk Of ~.
County Coaitst Rails eonnty.p vacation. ie:sf,Tao
administration on the estate Of TIfO'S EMiS1N ~
ceased, pessIig date MaEshIiI, 1853 ~ ssas
Az persons having demands against said estste 4.
IeqSiFtd 10 bblheB fersllowsnee within one 49,
from he date Of said letters, they may be ii
from nybsnedt of said ate AID III sch
not esh sited within thsrs years they viii be
March "a ls53-w3t y 0'oT'sh -srs-f
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
& are neat and ORDERLY and /,

e are neat and orderly; and the stall
.se was led TO, thou and might sleep in
ever. saw such cows the maids were milk
ing N the close and the very ysrd-dog shows
that ne has neither Lent nor megreday. In a
word, all in and about the hoase betokens quiet,
wealth md comfort
And DID the carl bid thee welcome was the
wench evil; and in their hearts did they not
Sdevoutly wish thee at the devil p
b No, Angus there seems not particle Of
y Jealousy towards myself; and my sire, my
grandsire, and Black Richard are hanging from
The walls OF the drawing room, with more gold
about their canvas than conscentously believe
the united purses of the three would have pro.
ducsd AZ any period of their lives. Ddmnationl
would that had been warned by thee, Angus,
l cculd-nay, deem it not vanity-havo been
maater Of my own again
How2' exclaimed the impatient Highan-
der.
BY enacting the same mummery with MAY
Anderson that | went through with Claudine
Dubretonv
Thou would'st rival royalty, forsooh = re-
turned the Highlander, and have thy plaything
at her own price. She turned thy folly 10 ac9
count and thou vert dolt enough, to wed beau
ty and beggary. Well, you found out and
proved the proverb-'When poverty came in,
love took his departure ! and the close of the
honeymoon was the signal for a separation
Foo true-too true, Angus
but think ye, you could win the wench p
She's half won already. if know aught Of
ar,osnao .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Curious Statistics.

Mn. MILLrR. The whele hog CROP Of Clay
county will not pay for the tobacco, cigars, and
liquor sold in the county, and the whole hemp
crop Of the State will not. pay for the cigars
and liquors used in ST. Louis. The money ex-
pended in a year in this State for cigars and
isdcrS would bnid good church in every
county, or endow all The colleges located in the
State. To crafty the passions, men spend their
money without the slightest grndging: but TO
crafty the mind they will even sttckle at the
price Of newspaper, or spelling book; and yet
FOO cigars come to spelling book, and .fory to
the price OF a newspaper for year. The CT
CARS go out in smoke, and leave no impress but
9ulinesS; whilst the spellmg-book and the news
bles men to raise Themselves above the brute
creation. i Liberty Tribune. .-----
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT7 y

NOTICE is hereby given that the undaFsiR6ad -.
will apply aJtbe MAY tenn, on Tnesdsy IL tliFd dsy
of May 1883, IN Tie County Court q tiarIoa eeaniv
Missof 10 make AneI settleussat d ssta ssafx -
and where all persons Interested sAA pAAsad i6ey
think proper. G s''eTS
faIneSHf4p4H" e MpFFr5T, E14.