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- u i,hMUND AND LINZ or
MN III PAthET~.-rhis line Ia eonpo..d or an
G31Sthe following vessels, and nom Boston ff2sTS
Sd-z<-eVvry wEDSEspAI: .SLels.4E
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 4. q. Roger.
MISSIONER q 49,.
COURIER, J n Rosrr,
SHARON, J. Ntsks.'on
MERCY SS TAYLOR, " cyT@Siessf.oS.
These Of the class expressly for this trade
and have superior Recommendations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced
TOT the trade, and who will spare
They Sh be Owed down the steam aud may
relied On TO sail promptly, a. advertised.
merchants going North, or ordering goods from Boston,
freight viii always by any Other vessels and
every eaort will be made BY the Richmond
to give sariacthu.
We respectfully ask hope obtaining full share
OF patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets, in Boston at
RoHes Wharf, DAVID CURRiE, Richmond,
Jy29 No. Isl stSSe stree, agents.
rHNhh DAGUERkkOrYPE ART praetised by wHIrEIURST
with all the Improvements OF the
himself NorWle reputation gained by
snence without proof OF such assertions but contrary
b ysss OF study aud adopting all the
lie has gained the highest distinction bearing the
palm OF victory when competing with Artists
AhIs Mr. w has also gained shat highest all
coincidence and patronage Of the public,
OF patrons who daily houg his Gallery kruesses
not only gems OF art but treasures value
pO>sessors.
stereoscopc Lkenesses taken In the most improved
livery NSrey o Gases Frames Locke 4c constantly
and At the most satisfactory prices.
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ni-soLuTIoN oF Jo-PARTNKi,snr

- hsrvoiore existing tween the subscribers DAY dis
solved by mutual consent All having claims will r,s.nt
them for and all those Us will nasc es
ior-Ad and settle their respective early
With either Of Us. n a uEsRINs
Sept !, 1888. LUTIER IIRnY
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LINE or R R, s ys,1

u - ar are A 81 the hrsI class built IN the city Of na
They are eonmandtd by experienced Captains,
qualified Tor the trade, and Who will rxeens accom-
MEDIATE They will b. towed river steam and
may BE- relied on to sail promptly, as ADVERTISED.
Merchants NORTH ordering
end 10 their interest ship by this Ane freight A1ay.
De taken a. low by other line Of packets every
vii be made by the Agents In Richmond aud New York
istactiOn.
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining
% patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line York. forwarded nee
~ commission NcS Orleans, Mobile Charleston Savannah
any other southern Northern port.
The ~i lie Richmond Rockets In New York At
Berth No. /, COurr House slip, foot Of Wall street
DAVID CURRiE, Richmond,
O. II. PERSON, New York, SAgcnts.
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HUGH \. WATT.
CHINA HALL.

ksCtNT arrivals rom England and the North, an In re-
cu 90 rHl the rlAnufartufivs, Pail supply
CHINA. GLASS. AND EARTHENWARE LOOKING
GLASSES, FA,CY GOODS STONE WARE, Ac
CouprE Assortment, carefully selected expressly
TIL Eh'ivsa- snd retail trade ~ Virginia Nri Carolina and
Tennessee. at ~ goods line call
examine she goods AMI prices before purchasing elsewhere
s-lH NJ. - Main trr Z.
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3, rra1lI FINpRIo.,, N01ICE-PAnIsI.N a kI,1i,. rI

wM MArLE Agent Pearl street, one door, from Main under
Toier 4 Cooks Once.
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NNyOLFhi- AROMATIC sdHIFDNM sCItNAPI.s-A

PeTIatNs Ton Dutte Anti D spcptc, and lnyieorat-
ing Cordia-Ihis Medicinal beverage
proprietor at schedau, in Holland, not only
pure from injurious and
possible quality Another supply Of the above
for sale by r. X. DUyAL BROTHER.
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D., FORLIELE STA WB0A r ,.CrRTLSsaST4sskbS-r
having undergone thorough ovchaulng and htted
life punp with the Of Con rrss
will Saturday 18th in the
this Norfolk leaving the wharf Rockets precise
O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Thereafter, at the same hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning at the
hour touching all the regular Landings the river going and
returning. Freight taken usual.
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk .........t2
Meals. 70 cents each
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ENIkIILsTING FNHNirRs-we believe viii be inter
estnr the Virginia, know that they
FOure la Richmond better terms than teyean in North
the above assertion, have lately sold
Furniture who have priced goods
the North r the purpose buying but finding they could
Richmond they bought
Therefore, te Planters bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES 4 HARDWOOD.
sells Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
C,ADDIERN, dc-The respectfully his
- friends the puhc generally, that he has taken the store
Me-srs. Webb, Bacon Co. where be found
varied selection article satery Eabis
lie himself that having had
twenty experience his business that his
addition my have added the
Mule Collars, which will
sell a 5 = ian be purchased at the North.
Country their interest and
Tor themselves all Of which win sell low cash.
mhi9-dtf JOSEPH II. coLQUrTT Agent.
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gSs3sss 49, gMs So &sssa

NhkAt . =. ne NV md pan ta-
- bic Sch-du-~- T,rfce Daiiy Ricirgoad Ns
York, rita tsrs q FIssy~Ts Hd Baggage, lrcugA te
tics OF HgSA.ykba, &ilfspa-c TARdoyaI
eA1-on and amer the 18th of August, the following
comfortable schedules will the inland
Richmond and New York Leave Rchuond daily O'Clock,
NJ and O'Clock, p NJ; New York daily ASA. NJ
5 Y.
Fare to Washington LIST class 50
q" Baltimore is ....................... & %
" Philadelphia LIST ....................... a.
Between FhHadephs and New York ave times dayj at e.
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Ap1Fs AN GrN1I.ENIlN I'm anh :, ,h. -.


IL 80 an fis perfect Shoes
select from be found this or
other city We deal
Of any celebrity At the North and with only, consequently
shoes, and the
pear We ALEC have the advantage of
u enabling suit and ht
Intend should with
extensively than heretofore, believing
the best the cheapest Having confidence public
Efforts shall pains
sOrtmcnt Of goods worthy Of their notice.
Main.
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ahd ~ Tor zach INST Class IsseheeTs aud FI - aud q Tor q
for through tickets Washington, Baltimore
other Information apply the ticket once.
Resides the through aud direct named above with
Northern Route direct,
the Depot o. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Wash
ngton, for Wheeling, via the Relay House. at e. 81.
y. = The night train viii stop down PAS
the following statonsCottAEr rAylorsyie
junction, Chesterfield MILFORD, Guncys Fredericksburg and
Bruoke's
n. r. BY order Of the Postmaster General train will
run between Richmond and Washington sunday nights
IL Is deemed proper, addition state for the Information OF
beWeru WASH
ngion and Baltimore, by which the uAyesr ~ho,
through business pleasure has been deay Washington has
Always IN his power proceed convenient hour, directly
on his journey to point north Of that place
= Ayru Or Tran nrtatio
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HNLANNAGAN. -IUE,f- q co, Ger f.rsa.s.
h 2uhffs pT lUI 81 p ..-I-.
ll" s,-s Loa', CTla.si and Powdered slE.-5
90 hbIs Coffee DO
nutst. Bio Ca~es. l.H IssuIra TO. I.,J4va do
100 .ils CuHa and Sugar li.uss Moissses
3 UU.sN o
lls tays Stalls aHf Spikes assorted
S. ruz.- allow. Sperm and Ad4uIrtrn Candles
To- .HNs. Soar. ls.H.l r...t.I Bu..ffH
tEI t.fus Paper ~ chest Teas. assorted
III. hn.s Herring. ~ HY.s Pure CIDER vinegar
~. Slice Sole Leather
F~srfn Ginger Pepper Slfasr. Bel Carf L.aHrrr Lines.
BasfIg art sistug Powder Candle Nies THrsad
siss Casi s'a.I Atom. -it P.rs stone. Extracts L.
e. .Bli-.I,
hWtG-, MEDICINE. PAINT. OIL. or-Tn- suftlr
~ irs receiving and will continue receive, fresh
additional supplies u carrfuiy selected Drug, Medicines Paints.
Of. Narnte' Painter C.rrs, W1igF Glaze, s szss Together
uih uuusIaiy and cd stock NJ American Frsu-.
and tngh Chemical Medicine. Stuff reery ard Pan
'y--s Al Df our els .lFirgus selected wifi particular
reference tD on putty ~ each aHi article, that s
i' r.r Interest o. r and stock sr prices uHr
viii compare fs.r..b 9th rFrrri thIa
PysrI,rs rr,.uptas .irrfy prepared sud their ordrra
it1IF tNI HtIer n"r Immediate Inspection Goods packed
. aud forwarded ail she utmost care and uefTat.h.
r.. IuUN~IOs a BROTHER.
Nfn..ssIs and Retail DrIryste.
. 300 MfIu street, Richmond. N4.
r. w. W. iars .r r'r f.H fhHHrfrH -rflr., 400 qurs 4uI
t..sIHF Tobacco. manufactured trrrssy
l.'s, which We con recommend sstfIur really superior
ss' D. =. BRO.
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EAIL GOODS.

TgNIE subscribers their Pail
stock ~ Goods. aud will a days have them arranged
their storhoue No. IS Pearl street doors north of their
present stand
comprises some ansen hundred packages, and
BOOTS SHUES, HATS, CAPS. LEATHER, TRUNKS,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-08-03
FEMALE CHEERpuLSEss.---A woman

FEMALE CHRERruLNKss.---A woman
may be Of great assistance TO her husband
in business, by wearing cheerful smile
continually upon her countenance a
mans porplexities and gloominess are in
creased hundred fold when his better
half wear. a continual scowl upon her
brow. A pleasant wife is as rainbow
sst IN the sky, when her busband's mind
is tost with storns and tempests but q
dissatisfied and fretfal wife, in the hAar Of
trouble Is Ike one Of those lowring ciouds
which keep us forever IN dread os q tam-
peat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-08-03
CHAPTER ii.

Lizabeta Ivanovna was seated in her
chamber, still in her ball-dress, plunged
in deep thought. On her return home,
she had hastily dismissed her maid, say.
ing that she wanted no one TO undress
her, and had ascended to her apartment,
fearing to find Hermann there, and hoping
even not TO find him. AT glance, she
was aware Of the fact, and felt grateful for
the chance which had prevented the meet
ing. Without thinking Of changing heI
costume, she seated herself pensively ai
her table, and began to pass in review all
the circumstances Of q iiaison so recently
begun, and which had yet led her so far
Three weeks had scarcely passed since sh'
fint saw the young officer, and alread!
she had written TO him, and he hsd sue
ceeded in obtaining her consent 70 a noe
, turnal rendezvous. All she knew Of hin
was his name. She had received nun
Der Of letters from him, but bad neve
once spoken to him; che did not eve
} know the sound Of his voice.
While nusing thus upon him, the doc
: suddenly opened, and Hermann entere
!, She started to her feet, and in tremblir
n voice exclaimed, awhere have you been
J. ain the countess bed-roonips sepli,
d Hermann hoarsely Il have just left j
y she Is dead y
n "Gracious God what do you say r.
o "And fear," he added, athat I am 4
r cause Of her death r.
d Lisabeta Ivanovna gaaed at him
Of aghaSt.
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soon replied to them. Every day her
answers became longer and moro tender.
At length she threw out Of the window
the following note -
This evening there is ball at the
French ambassadors. The countess is
going, and we shall remain there till two
o'clock. will tell you how you may see
me in secret. AS soon rs the countess is
gone-that is to say, about eleven o'clock
the servants disappear. The only one
left will be the porter in the vestibule, and
he is almost always asleep in his large
armchair. AS soon as the clock strikes
eleven, enter the hail, and ascend the stair
case as quickly as you can. If you find
anybody in the antechamber, ask if the
countess is at home; they will tell you
that she has gone out, and in that case
you must give up the attempt. But it is
most probable that you vii! neet no one,
for the countess women are all in distant
apartment. When you reach the ante
chamber, turn to your left, and 90 straight
on till Won come to her bedroom. There,
behind large screen, you will see two
doors; the one on the right opens into an
empty closet, that on the left upon a cor
ridor, at the end of which is narrow
staircase, which leads to my room."
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at sew
enty-five cents per square for the first inser
ton, and thirty-seven and a half cents per
square for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, one dollar per square.
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R. o. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS {:

The "LEDeER" is published every We'd
nesday morning, at the low price Of TWO
DOLLARS per Annum, if paid IN AID
VANCE; Two dollars and n half, if paw
ment be delayed three months, and THREE
DOLLARS at the end Of six months.
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RT Ny TAIL Is ended, as the tadpole
said when he turned to frog.
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Hermann went mad. He is now in the
lunatic hospital Of oboukoff, in cell No.l7.
He never replies to any question that is
addressed to him, but is heard incessant.
ly repeating: "Three Seven--Ace
Three--Seyen-Queenw
Lisabeta Iyanovna married very am
liable young man, the son Of the stewarC
of the late countess. Prince Paul becaIn,
the husband Of the Princess Pai,line.
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chimney piece of the bedroom struck
twelve, and all was quiet rs before. Her
mann remained standing, leaning against
a stove in which there was no fire. He
was perfectly cain. His heart beat with
equal pul,ations, like that Of man de-
termined to brave all dangers, because he
knows them to bc inevitable. He heard
one o'clock strike, then two, and shortly
afterwards he could distinguish the noise
of the wheels Of carriage. Then, in
spite Of himself, he experienced feeling
Of emotion. The cr~riage approached
', aa;ek!y, and stnpped. Immediately there
: was loud noise Of servants running uI
and down stairs, voices were heard, thu
apartments were lit up, and all at onc'
three old femmes de chambre entered tn
!, bedroom, followed by walking mummy
: who threw herself into large taateui'
} Hermann peeped through chink. IL
saw Lisabeta pass close TO where he wa
!. standing. and heard her quick step as sh
i ran up the narrow staircase. At the DO
: tom Of his heart he felt something liI
:, remorse, but II passed away, and his bea
" became again AZ hard as stone.
= The countess began TO undress before
a glass. Her waiting maids removed h
hair-dress Of roses, and separated her po,
=. dered peruke from her own thin whi
% hair. The pins fell in shower roand h'
Il Her dress OF glittering silver lama was 9
ia changed for geignoir and a night-ca
and in this costume, more suitable TO b
;ts age, Herman thought she looked Il
.m frightfal than before.
.; Like most very old people, the count
he was tormented by wakefulness. AT
ch being undressed, her women were disnl
ed. The wax lights were extipguish
be and the room was only lit by the gold
re- lamp which burned before the holy imae
her The countess, shrivelIed and yellow, 9
,er. with hanging lips swayed herself gen
ON from right TO left in her arm chair.
fiu- her dull eyes might be read the abse
> q Of all thought and seeing her rock ]
art. self thus, Il might have been suppc
md that she did no, move by any impuls
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
ST. LOUIS STOVE STORE.
C. W. BRYAN,

Stove Dealer, Sheet-Iron Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
Malu Street., Tive Deors North OF sBrSdy Houss,'
HANNIBAL. no,
Sails At Wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN
WARE. ! invite pArtie slar attention 10 the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given univer-
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used IT, warrant all
my Stoves for twelve mOh,hs and if any Of The pses
break aaring that time, furnish new ones Tree OF
charge.
As design remaining permanently in this place
TIE public safe In taking my guaraStss for the goOl
performances Of the stoves KEEP, BY me.
Al my stoves are manufactured OF MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting, they excel any stoves made in The
Western country.
~ The man who moulds Hollow War; for C. >.
Filly Is considered the best workman in the Unitel
States, Aad this accounts for our Hollow.ware and
Stove Vessels being much smoother AMI better than
any others you will End in Market whether made EAs'
or West,
have constantly on hand, supply Of TINwARE,
to which I particularly invite the attention OF III,
country trade, the quality Of my ware, and The ps-
ess, shall be such 10 induce them to call 90 asA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
SIOO Reward.

DRoKE JAIL Al New London, last night, TIE 18th
ID inst, TWO MEN, one BY the name Of David
inc hes high, heavv made, bad on grey blanket ever
coat, pantaloons Of same eoloJ, ssO par Of black
pants low crowned, black hat, fair eOmplexioo, hair
quite thin on the top Of The bead, heavy whiskeEs
The other, Geo. Clark, alias White, about feet 10
or n inches high has black speek on the white Of
one orhis eyes. They bad with them dOuOle-ber;
relied shot gun and single barrelled shot gun viii
pay the above reward for the apprehension and deV-
cry Of the above named persons At New London,
Rails county, Mo. SAMUEL SMITH,
March 18th, ls5s-dH ShsnG Of Rails county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
READ THIS
The introduction Of
FIbLEYiS STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent, has been the
last thee years; since which time they have besa
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of hen
and although, owing 10 their being light and smooth
ami something new some little difficulty attended the
sale and use a first, vet BY always making Stoves and
Castings Of the best quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mounain Iron, they have proved to Withstand IRE bet.
ter than any other Casting made in the Western eOun
try. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware paEticv-
laly, have been superseded By it, wherever has been
brought into use and always gvea satisfaction Hav-
ing lived here number si years. and being permanent
" located here, purchasers rely guarantee
a. 10 the quality Of the articles sold by us and A. 10
the operation Of our celebrated Prime Premium Coax
Stove Just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them uow. And another alyaa-
tage purchaser viii have in buying s.. Ioais stove
OF u.s. he would not only be getting stove nrle Of TIE
best material in the world, but he at any time sei
odd piece plate without any charge, BY letting u
know that such is wanted, all stoves are war
ranted, and, in Of i'm perfection, the article will
be promptly made good to the purchaser which he
will not ind the with Cincinnati, Chicaso Pitts
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES, a. you canno, get
any odd Pieces. Even II they were warranted, i,
would be impossible 10 get odd plates froa such els
ltanee.
We, the, undersigned, having used the 81. LOUIS
Stoves manufactured by 4. +. Filey, Of ST. Louis and
sold by Carter W. Bryan, at Hannibal, No. take
pleasure in recommending then TO the public a. 50,
lperior in point Of daft durability, economy convent
snes and ease Of regulation, to any Sieve whish we
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
lust RECEIV I'D,

And for sale at the ''Lone Building" corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A IL. KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS-Onion sets;
"A Blue grass and timothy seeds Clover seed by the
barrel or bushe general assortment OF Groceries,
w OGDEN and Willow Ware, BroomS, Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host OF articles not mentioned here Like
wise thousand things that IS mol here for sale AK
ious 10 sell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN Like to forgot one thing, the Eagle Mills
-four is here too! mArl5dW T. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
Millinery and Dress Goods.

On eseuna Street, NsrtA Il Hin Street.,
rs now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
4 Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds Of fancy silk Bohnets, Embroidered
Gimps, and Gimps Of every description and sine She
will keep on hand aarietv Of Spring MantilSs, Of new
style, and Misses and childIen's Basques. Also, .
handsome assortment Of Wells, Ribbons, and Flowers
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 IN
Establishment.
While extending a general invitation 20 call, sh'
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she is determined
there shall be no reasonable ground Of complaint OF
account Of niees (meh-Sl-wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
From the ChillioOthe Chronicle.
"a TEMpES IN A TEA.PoT"-THR RAILROAD
ITS LOCATION.

The good people Of Bloomington and its en-.
Virons, IN general, and the editor oil the "Boom-
lngtou Republican," in particular, ore in an
outrageously bad humor with the directors Of the
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad Company, for
their nerariuus conduct in adopting, in "seeret
couclavc," he shortest Sirdightesi, cheapest and
mos practicable route along which to construct
said Railroad, to the great detriment oftown lots
in bloomington. The editor Of the Republican
is down upon the directory in two columns of
the choicest invcctivo which we have had the
pleasure oC pcrusirg for many day. We copy
below = p,ri oa OF tho article, aud will venture
10 remark in connection herewith, that IL the
railroad directors can Withstand the blows from
the p,nl,rous battle axe Of this Ajax OF the
press anil Htr, they mus, be made Of sterncr
stuff than usually falls TO the lot OF frail human
ity, Witness how he pitches into them:
After Inserting portion of the Blooming
ton Republicans article which we have already
published, the Chronicle continues
The above is all we can venture to give our
readers this week, fearing that but few oil them
would be able 10 survive rcrusal oil the whole
article at one sitting. They shOl! be treated to
the rcmainlnr Of the caiior's savory dish oil bill
liprSgOie IN m'r next.
lcsyiar the cities Of Hannibal and st Joseph,
anil the aceomp,iShcdan and gcntlemanly engineer,
Mai. Bugkn, 20 take care Of their own rcputa-
lions, VIC will c,l the readers attention TO a
single remark o. the Bloomington editor, which
will serve Is a ;olcyab'y correct criterion by
which to Judge o! the ruth of his other state
mcnts. Ii, saws hat tho directors have shown
"a manifest Intention to locate il the roadl SC
cas- ITO raiuoasly dcpreciote ONE MILLION Of
"dollars worth Of property, belonging to indi.
"vilnals and to the counties"--meaning, Of
course, tho county seats Of the respective ooun'
ties through which the railroad is TO pass. Or
referring to the late report OF the State Auditor
we find th.t the assessed value Of all the towI
property in the counties of Shelby, Macon
Linn, Livingston and Daviess, is only $9S,642
TherouowiHg is correctly copied from the Audi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26

The editorOt tic Canton Reporter says the
railroad run sONh of Bloomington four or FIVE
miles. Ills i, another blunder Of his. 1t will
pass within three miles Of that town.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26

1t would be ver,di8cult for any lady with
one of Mrs. NJ. j .kida's new styles Of bOnnets
on, to look unlovIy-Aand everything else in her
large and varis stick is as handsome as her
bonnets.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-26
PLANO FORTE MUSIC!N

FHHE undersigned has just received HssOg.neut Of
Il PIANO FORTE MUSIC, and can furnish any
pieces that may be desired. WIN, COHEN.
West side Of Main, between Bird and Hill,
(nehl6-d2Wl