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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
NEW-YNRK TRIRuNE.

THE NEW Y=RR TRIBUNE having completed the twelfth
year Of i exiatencc on the 9th Of April sgnelaed ~
entrance into is toms BY an enlargement OF is borders ad-
ding fully one Nhirto IL aroa and which will require
hencorIh pay the white paper on which lie print
Cd than al We receive from Is subscribers. And ample ~
noOmohas boom bough less ample than has been cur
ronty repood expenditures for tho n6t year must DO
larger than our annual income has ever yot been.
We have taken this important step not without reluctance
but upon the matuost confederation Thore thirteen Of US
concerned In the Tribune establishment proprloore with
hundred and seventy more directly employed on tho pApea
to bosubstcd out It's current incomeand this enlargement
adds some TO expenses without ncccos
eary increasing receipts. Yet encounter many com
plants Of tho small type, TOO Emo print bad for tho eyes, 3d.
that have to rk our all on tho enterprise
paper which will safety many thousands who have hitherto
stood aoO and 30 enlarge our Subscription and Advertising
as 70 secure reward for eNeons IN the future equal
to hatwe have enjoyed In the past II addoneourh
70 our reading matter and present tho whole in fair clear
typo good Size We believe We may nearly double orcu
aon nd this though Of no direct advantage to u.s. secures
sueh an noease Of our Advertising Rs will leave US nothing
to DESIRE
Tho Somwesky Tribune was enlarge to tho now siao Of
tho daily and urge country friends who hnvo daily
MALL or think they cannot afford daily paper TO give this
an examination We always study 10 eondone the largest
possible amount Of useful and interesting matter into
Weekly; yet IL physically impossible that should print
Their oven onethd Of letters from Europe, Asia Minor
India, California; Mexico Central America Co. 80. But all
those given In somweokly There Is not another
paper Issued in tho world which contains large
Of mainly original reading for 30 small sum; and trust
that since postage has been reduced bagatoe there
arc thousands Of friends who have hitherto takCn the
weekly, who will henceforh take the semWeeky. We will
eenu specimen 70 any ono Who without sublecng US 10
expense, shall SEQ Gt TO apply for It.
The Weekly Tribune VIII likewise be enlarged to tho now
size Of the Daily In September Next at the close Of lite
rcnt volume. II will then DO the largest Weekly afforded
Clubs for 81 per in the world aud It's white paper will
cost Us nearly quito all that receive from m Club Sub
scrbcrs We shall hope to make 1t pay by apprOprAng
small part Of tho space thus Advertisements
which until such enlargement continue keep With
In the limits IL is ssued every Thurday
ing, and contains most Of the matter Of the Daily with
summary aocouus Of such Events and Proceedings
be pubhed in full. We that Weekly shall supass
this In giving full graphic and faithful account Of what
the World s Doing, whorcsGi is Thinking AID how 1t is
Progressing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
Look out for the Old Lumber Yard.

MTELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build-
wv ing purposes, can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard which has been established s
years. Theproprietor deems it unnecessary puff his
Lumber to make it SELL to say any thing about ex
perence in the business except to those who never pur-
chased from him. He would remark thatan experience
of eight years in the business gives the decided advan
tage over any other who never had srpsrieRce-hs
Lumber has been purchased for cash and selected with
great care, from the best mills in the pinery. Me-
chanies and others wishing to purchase Lumber would
find to their advantage TO cali and examine the stock
of Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. you cannot get it for
less price, Twill guarantee you get il as low and
better article for the same money. Also, LUMBER Shin
giles and window sash.
~ DON'T forget the Big Sign on the west side Of
Third between Bird and Hill Streets Look Jut forthe
Sign of TH0S. S. MIXERS
feb26d LUMBER YARD.
1883. 1858
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE.
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
To Country Merchants and Dealers Generally.
D. X. CARAVAN,

MOULD invite all purchasers of Books, to
w call and examine his Stock, which is as large
and complete as any in the Western Coun
try. He keeps constantly on hand, in
largo quantities, School Books, of every
kind now in use-Also full stock of Mis-
cellaneous and Medical Books, Stationery
Paper, Blank Books, Quilts, Ink, Pens
States, &c.-Together with fine assort'
ment Of Elegant Fancy Stationery, such
as has never before been offered in the
West.
All Of which will be sold very low.
d. X. CARAVAN,
Wholesale Bookseller and Stationer,
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, July 10, lS53:-d6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MHO, M D MID,
On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,
III S now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
II of GOODS, enabling her to supply her customers
with all kinds of fancy silk BOHnets, Embroidered
Gimps, and Gmps Of every description and size. She
will keepon hand avarietV of Spring Mantlas of
style, and Misses and children's Basques. Also, a
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
Establishment.
While extending a general invitation 20 CALI she
wishes the fact kept in mind that she is determined
there shall be no reasonable ground of complaint
account OF Prices. (mch-3l-wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
GILCHRIST PORTER,
ATTORNEY at Law.

HAVING located at HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, will
IL practice in the courts Of the counties Of MaFiOA
RllS Pike, Montgomery, Warren, LincOlns and q.
aCaTles.
holhce in COllinG' New Baildisg corner Of Main aid
e2'5Sl Bird Stss CWIy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
Dagucrreotypes! Daguerreotypes !!
W. p. PITTS,

d esident Daguerrean Artist, would simply re-
LII mind the citizens of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, and his increased facilities,
he is now prepared TO take pictures In style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prices. Call and examine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
FRESH FANCY. AND STAPLE G00DS!!!
BEAUTlFULll
SPR1N@ NND GWNfNlRR S1WABSa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12
FRIDAY, AraiL 8, 1853.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

rne House was in session from ten until hall past three
clck all the time aburiny 10 accomplish soinehp@ bu
fsrng little nsequencc OF the absence III quorum
This stale things induced member near he cise o e
,,oy session IN demand coll q! the House nc o'I,
Arms closed the doors and the Clerk hf"ccS ca
,ih call az lhc roll Il having been asccitahea 'ha'
her. were II members lone less than qhoi') ]" .hc
- usa and vera! outside waiting 10 DC admitted hoh
w. ?dc mn. agreed to, 10 suspend lnr'he' Poceea"ss
against the aosehls:s =, ..,;
a,.r nearly IN hour consumed in this ellort 10 OBTAIN
ou,um the regular business ol The House was rcsnhe
u ,nnn the very next division, II was again iouhn !''
,i,.re was no quorum and the house lhcn adjourhr"
I'M. lJIIo..n ng bills passed:
Senate bill pTJv!;ng for the REGISTRATION ~ Vo'e:s III
, crur,i.s rifles and towns OF tho Common wealth, annn
IN, h Comis =icncrs oil III. Reyennc-thc register 10 b'
ro i To the CcFs offices OF l;Ic county ana CHpoih
n,s and .orrs % be furnished Tor each place :" 'o ~"
n,n.hn: Inc Commonwealth This - an ac required py
49, constitution and wa designed prevent Illegal SounG
Senate bll tn prevent the taking 81 oysters oh .'ds
r.Jny Creek for The purpose oi planting lhtih
- corvinp them, beyond the lmit4 Of tie Cnmnoh"s"n
Srna, bill allowing :he original VIII oi Et"aFa - Ne
- m removed from the office OF the Ccfk OF lle county
Cuarl al Acromac and, cLou r,,,.
bill authorislng the Lynchburg ana Camfoc,i Co"''
House Turnpike Company TO convert their urhplAo "'"
Plank Road; , ,r Iu,ora ,hci,
! bin providing fn- The compensation "i JURORS 'nria @
and manner of selection IN cetaln cGscs "hs
,mrndmccs Of the Senate the tax bill were co ~ def'o
orI some aurea,! To- ard others rejected
pctirion was presented from Citizens oil
nrov;nr that the Legislature adjourn and 60 nome ia0
an the liable.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 9, lS5+

communication from the House OIL pe'ceae' was 'e1'
THE jerry BILL
Tho Housc had returned the Jury Bill having u5ag1eeu
,h, Scpare's amendments Thereto -. .J
ur AMpLyR moved thai Senate msIsE on us ashc"u
ments. Agreed TO- ;, ,h ,.o, ia, +,
n, PtuKER moved reconsideration OF the vote jas' IL
ken. ,i ! comm of ihe SaDae
M. President LIT Cav LEAEEr) anhouhcen ma Wv"
wore nineteen Senators prcsent-no quorum "a , a. lr
" ,ics i, sbold be stated that the senate me, o. -
" jj ,hc order requiring the nectins q! II ciock '=
bcrn isscnted last right i ie" moH'fh's p''o! - '
Snbs oucnlIy it was asceroned tha: 412raH "'s 's
Sent. ,- ard no1ee on the PROPOSE
~; % rcconsiu.r the Senate refused 10 reco"''u''' "
swrsMesss Baldwin Creigh, Geave Layne, yaine
p,r,on Reger Shnckeord, Shandsr Stuart, laoo' '1A
Sors-Nessrs Amylsr Braxton Brent. Daniel porg.a1
c,,r,bam Moncurc, Pitman, SanndefS 3ncH'''
9,,n,as Thompson, Wcher-!a. r.o ~ ,ba Sen.
NJ, AsrtrR was directed 10 inform iie housc u W 80
u,c's 0c!ioH nan
The House arnendnants 10 tue OIL lhco, @ p
g. plank Road Company were cnlcuf'e" w.
iaH ' praisrRa7loS OF VOTERS ,;.
o,,o Hons, amendments 10 the bill pfos'd'hs ~ ~ - -
,-.tion OF voters likewise coneui'c" :"
am sudPent - vrattc WORKS.
!, -, am.,b,peut 10 the resolution 1i'fciies 'se
- ,f tho commnn wealth 10 deposi'e in lio o.'I. = ~ ~
-, ii RoarJ Of Puoiic Works copies "i me 7e's ' "
az eed TO- or RICHMOND :.
a.. h;l IN amend the 36h section OF c'apsi tsf " s
ca ., Virginia lin relation TO Tue pay o' ''o
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WAsurSorOs April G. 1883

The Senate met at two O'Clock, and Immediately
10 executive session The doors shortly afterwards
opened when Mr. Bright from the contingent committee
reported back the resolution of Mr. Houston which pro-
poscd 10 appropriate fifteen hundred dollars for the purpose
Of setting up the Senate Mr. Henry Johnsons machine
70, taking the yeas and nays The committee made no
commentator
M Dodge of Iowa. thought this machine might DC useful
in the House, but in small body as the Scnnn.
Mr. Hamu expressed his objections TO tho machine III
few ocuIar rcnoks Of which That some gentle
men would not know how vote until they were 30 In
sIructed by the file leaders,
Mr. Mallory was opposed 10 the Machine
Mr. Butler thought an amendment should be made pro
vdng for the employment Of spiritual rappers TO Indicate
now Senators shall vote.
Mr. Houston advocated the adoption OF the machine anc
was for rewarding Mr Johnsons genius.
The resolution then rejected.
A resolution proposing adjourn sine die to-norIo@.
unss the President has further Executive communications
10 make, laid upon the table.
Alter an Executive session. tho Senate adjourned I'LL two
~. inn
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FROM NASIIINcTON
WAsHISsToS,


WAsHISsToS, April 9Tte Senate does unt iii
O'Clock to-day.
Senator Soule, nominated as Minister to Spain,
hrmed unanimously, without reference 10 committee.
large number Of personal and political friends ri Dir.
Snule accompanied by u! b7nd c,Iled him his resi-:
dcIca last evening ss Qualification lis aPpna,mcnt 10
The Spanish mission They were cordially entertained.
The Louisiana delegation was fully represented this
sion
All sections Including young America fully represent
ed AT the close oil tie proceedings Mr. De Leon of South
Carolina, presented the following toast
"Senator Souis--the whom aspots drove from Eu-
rope Republicans send hack TO hcmn
MIR. Soule responded and said Yes gentlemen, il is in.
deed an interesting reflection to me- that In reaching my
former country -llal have this knowledge
Mr. Soue continued He e,id sh,u INV nc renrsser.
taVe OF this great country the nuntains where ~
years ago had 10 live concealed as fugitive A PaLka
Soue by r. Key was performed ON The occasion and much
admired
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE Q. 5. sESArI
pt t, 1Ss2

NJ. Blight offered resolution, which was adopted, re-
curing directing lic payment Of money out
contin gent und Of the Senate cteniing charge
on the same referred the committee 10 aud and
control the contingent expenses Of the Senate.
N. Seward submitted resolution provlGng for the pub
ca,ion Of the debates OF the last session in the National
lnelgeBcer. 1t lies o"cr
On motion OF Mr.. Mason the Senate took ecess till
hapas o'clock. On e.assemtng, the Senate referred
the committee conrgent expenses. The resolution Of
Mr. Houston proposing appropriation Of 81 5CO tor the
10 the chamber Of SIR Johnsons yea and nay ma
chine.
After Executive session the Senate adjourned until
"a, ,Iopk
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For .he Enn,L:-s

Z U7 nc En9uircr.
MrssRs EpIToRs II pleased to see that our Demo
candidate for the Senatorial district OF Amherst Buck
ngham and Nelson-Willam A. Scott, Esq-ls actively in
The Geld Our party Is thoroughly united and will rally
around ts nominee as one man. How could it be other
wise? For if there was man. whose whole life hat
been devoted principes, not men, that man Is William
A. Scott
But this not the only element of success He s gen
eman of great personal popularity in whose prudence dis
creon ard Judgment The people have universal
and just the to win their sympahies at this crisis
in the legislation of the State merely write TO let you
know that in fine spirits. So, good bye until the
polls are closed and then you will hear from
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rrr RICHMOND ENou'R ER.
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THE GARDINER TRIAL.

WAsHISeTcS April S-Capt Donheiay who accompa
MED the commissioners 20 Mexico testified having can
piled the maps of San Luis p,os heretofore offered chief
from old ne found there and not from original SUI
veys as stated By previous witness.
Dr. Mackie being recalled testified thai the hand "ri'in
of The letters and papers respecting the mines an the sigma
lures of George Gardiner resemhted Dr. GARDENERS ha
in the letters he received from him the State Department
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12

THE JAPAN EXPEDITION-The Washington Union
Of this morning The rumor that the exped,ion TO
Japan mas oeeh or Ia about be coun,ermandsd by the
present Secretary of the Navy, and says
We learn from the best authority That all such runors are
eveg 10 ai On The contrary the admins
ing the important objects Of the expedition and in fiji
filing the expectation in regard 10 H. ' " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12
NOTICE

public mcetin. wll be held the next Amherst county
court the 3d Monday of APRIL appoint delegates TO the
Stanton Convention 70 be held IN The 2nd OF Mas, 10
lect candidate for tho democratic party 10 he elected
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works
We wish our county man. Richard g. Morris, Esq, 10 re-
cevc the nomnnlnn as he is perhaps well qualified for
that important Office IA any other in Virginia. In
hs hands the millions Of p'c money will be safe, tina!
will be used Tor ou public Works it is impotan; tha,
such men Capt Morris should be elected, tax pay
may sutier from waste end inefficient management
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12

The following item OF commercial news, taken from re-
port OF the Baltimore marke, indicates what great results ere
10 attend rail road connections with the southwest from
eastern cities Itis apparent the map that the con.
necons from Richmond and Norfolk, by way Of Lynch
burg and Tennessee with the cotton county, Will be lar
shorter than the route which been taken by the cotton
spoken of the paragraph below. The effect Of the rail
road lines now under constructions leading eastward and
norhward from the cotton country viii be TO change IN
great measure the of the cotton trade lhat staple
win tend to New York rather than to New Orleans and
New York will be the great exporting point OF American
co,ton-unt cur more Southern Atlantic cities shall nave
mustered sufficient energy and attained suhcen 'nteiii'
gcnce establish direct trade with England and the E
ropean continent:
BALTIMORE April IL learn that there arc now about
three thousand bales Of cotton, from Taons points IN .he
West destined for Baltimore, lying at wheeling Wang
transit Small lots Of cotton almost daily being received
IN oer city by this promises 10 give importance
the trade Of Baltimore, which has hitherto reen
comparatively small There Is no reason why Baltimore
should be highly advana market fDr cotton c.
.ccally since II be shipped from the Sonth anu
Southwest by Of the Ohio Rail Road much cheaper
than from New Orleans by water.
Appropos Of Tennessee Kali Roads, The counties IN hot
State putting shame the counties of Virginia when
recently refused subscriptions OF small ptlances OF
thirty and fifty thousand dollars The Charteson Mercury
says that On Saturday fornigh, The citizens OF Davidson
county (renn voted upon the proposition 10 suoscfloe
stock IN four projected Rail Roads, az follows
Northwestern Rail Road sSouVoo
Tennessee and Alabama Rail Road 100000
| LOUISVILLE and Nashville Rail Road 3O0,OOu
Edgemon, and Kentucky Rail Rusd 200, 600
i 81 OOOO 900
va
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IDD,cv or VKIE, X. s. x. CO.,
oE CkS - ~ ,..,u,,,, March Ii ISI3

IN mating or IN, Stoc khuders the James Rivet ahn
tALLEp mnsny will be n oiIce on "Wednesday
"A next IN accordance m therslso OF inc "a .!
S S bs convened at any tie by the President, Oh
i any number stocSho,s, moi less 'han ofty
owhTs NJ ~. Stockholders il provided That every
ne mey appointing proxy 20 Iresem spes @ sms smsh Od O
a sufficiently Ne upe uo,e Wv
se. o. '"s s''' By order OF The Ptiden,.
- iMUSFORD, Sec'y.
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DIED.

,.sn a, H,-ay ,th inst. s6h OF bis age LUsD
n. was son Robert Washington oi Chniancs
az horn n King George county Va lie resided "I ~ yeafs
a,;y aud his her enIEec ihIoug NE sot
For yeat= he has lived IN me cly OF "aan
my u D. where after an illness Of near h'ee monhS he "
Ii, i.ath with ebl istian resignation and hope
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ISiSfAGES,

MARRIED. Philadelphia the 5t o april 5y me rev faihe
r ,~geI.y Dr. ROBEkT RANDOLPH TAYLOR Of Virginia
aiiss HELEN. youngest daughter Of John Don.sl
Wig please COZ?
u,n.r, q, Tnuretsy IN ost by the Mr. Woodward M
DA >iEL MccALLSTER TO Miss HEHhiE ! a NA'''f "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12

We regret TO state that Mr. 6. Meem one Of The dele
gates from the county Of SHENANDOAH is detained from his
scat In the House by ndisposon
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BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA.
Bosros April 6.-The ship John NJ Mayo sailed o'day
for Australia, with ffyeght passengers forty Of whom
were New Enganders and fourteen Canadians.
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~x-rCTupIrIT'r ECJfOS

NV H.ysS, April 6.-As far as heard FROM the House
,.Is 1oo Democrats 10 IS Whgs the Senate 10 Demo.
stIna Wni.s Nearly wo-thrds Of the House will be
Of the friends OF the Maine liquor law. The Sc.
s,a ui be opposed TO the law
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA



Nrw YoRs April 9-The steamer Europa arrived here
mi. morning with days later advices from EUROPE
she brings fyone passengers and Liverpool dates 10 s
26th ultmo
The steamer Hermann arrived out on the 25h uit
The poli::ca news BY this arrival is unmpoftan
The Turkish question ha- been amcably settled
Aifiirs in England and France are quiet
The Continents. news generally unmportsn'
MARKETS--Ihc Liverpool! cotton market closed Jun -
The tendency OF higher grades do~n"tfd decline
If Led had teen established for the week. Fair Orleans
n,oeJ 6s mddiny do j. Fair upands md al0hi!e ed
,idljnp do 5.I The week. sales amount TO 45VV0 baes
NJ which exporters took 600 and Spectators 3OUU bales
The Hayre cotton market was steady but lees active.
n,c,s shade lower The trade in the manufacturing ds
tricls quei,. Yarns slightly depressed "
BsEapsTurrs-Four in better request at od per hoi 90
vance, Canal Gas 81. Baltimore and Philadelphia 2os o.
Meal in good demand ,,
Whent was firm with slight advance. Indian Corn dull
without change prices from those quoted by The Arctic
run continues in active demand at full prices az preVi
ousy quoted . ..,
There was better inquiry for tobacco with sn up"aid
tendency in prices.
The London money MARKET was easier and money aoou
dant Consols closed al 96a 99h.
The pacific tendency Of affairs with reference 10 uhey
Austria and Russia il believed would nave la'oraoe
influence upon HIuneary ms,ters c,,,. =
American stocks in active requeet a' 'u'i Pees a.
nuoed-saIss were making fully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12

n Riyes viii! leave Paris in MAJ. Belgian paper says
,b, Col Fremont will probably succeed him. On what an
,har,v III. statement is made do not know.