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PENNSYLVANIA RIA L -z-gaz-sE5C7sJ r.,
RoAD--NoriCE TO EASTERN IRA 1e.z5g I. ~
NEltRsA Continuous Railroad from AT, s D
WOOSTER MASS LION ALLIANCE, ono, AND CHIC At, II.
LIMOS Tt PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
RON PiTlsat' EGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom GinsaHnt to PhAil 'phia n hours
Through from Ceve and to Philadelphia 10 teHri.
Through from Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia in ~
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FG0d THE
GREAT WESTTo THE ATLANTIC GIFTS. VIA Z ABROAD
ANDsrEAABoAT!
t9 only 81 to Cncnrai sl2 to louisville SIS St Louis
Boarding and Lodging bJad the pa Piia1hf
TO Cincinnati, 49, L5Galle, 81 ST. Louis, 50.
FARE By RAILROAD FROM PHlLApEIPi"A - $40 AZ
Pittsburgh. ~ 80 Cola ihus M
Massion .....,sl. 90 9ss.so IL a. h
ga Wiz X. Ds W sos9a, n IT, Mi %
esa ). su,l non ,,. Gnssn1 H5,i.pa or Baltimore, -
acAet Inv to Pittsburgh, aud H.. Aud
Cl yt-, nj ~, ap,anS On board fm Sl.I3' 70
R,ira, ~ "a ~ ~, t'harsn R!ron and OH, ,a siAl va
land Ohio. "s'"' ~ Tue NeGs-il It1use, Clsys
O. ,g H \, VIE VIZ middle Of February The road will tg ~
tydnlgd 10 80 hours, ''-" oAenpAu rNt Plla 'slpl4
mi IN lss q loas ibs Company will hold thenssIvo,
~ " t'-'"N only sud for rot ~ ess5pg G
it'l- Al9.sts, Passenger Agent
h-oh Nir's Fsss sant,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW ADvERTisEMENT-Let every body
! v eGArIT, '


NV ADvERTIsENENr-Let every body
NO. ].
L g. X.
R.HDW4Y' s PFADY RELIEF
tRs4T s aj:F9sS Hill
sn atop MOST sFvehE FANS IN on
p i2G c5s S . II fE
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
svinginstant 10 The
TO THE sIcK AND PAIN SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
irS WE sisS 't S te t
yRFs Fo y NE r1v VIII
1T mas CURED,
hR s.& sriaS GAhfs 9qT g6 on 6g,woRsn.
STgSSlsiA i An hogs:s,
6iARhaa. n g III j. Sg alSulrs.
E sfq9s II II ffTE f NiSS Ess
iii ctt afSRssHE = s.FEFs s sSS9Tss
soas 5Iis6Xr Il s sorR h aisu2as.
sply.t S5SrG4Srs s1sff yGiT rD sfR, lHs BRUISES
cUr5. wo Nns ERcsT ANS, CHOLERA s6RBus 1YssN'
READY IP iss Sc pra
-. 80 WV .-'' sIcK HGApAeua
p SA3 gtw T so ss TEE ?9 ,.. 6s
'na' It eca Wsstn the stomach. sad neusrnisshs
''''''''' ''''''' the -''l pSrvaNrtoN.
p ess1s IN. F'sa q. p S as "a;
,orporAailt sas r
iiI ..abspccafs.of IL. H. Bos CT water ard bahsh
ltat ec md T,ss wasb the tss tsnds asd other CHE
'DsS 81 s sS a'
ALI 10Y E {oo 6oMn LAIN NS;
sANFU DISCHARGE. I'Isoy,s ~ pasaevere plinan lT
EsyRALGIA
PAEN rTpPPEb fHST4FYLf.
skDxAY's ssADY GELlrF a1,ost
views @ q. ti B x p;p sa'1as
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'slh Hhr tthAos
WlnHr's CnnNdisn,
q. A. FsdGcsIock'a,
SWAMI,
La eys,
IAyne'si
Ctsllsn'H,
sARsArARlLLAs.
DR.. Towulrnd's,
BAilsy's,
Bhnda's,
Wakoep'h
bTistol'I
Wo0d's,
Hull's.
PILLS.
CnicsncT'EsugaT-ooatsl ParKaavs
payr'g Life,
Mc1lst'n Iiil,
virginia 10 Lisa Vegetable,
hnnGTeth's Vegetable CniVsrrsl,
NoTrison's tiyst iAa,
Lees New London,
Corner ls,
~ iarf ~
v zsaris e emile pargaGve,
diboar IL kpti hiliodh sanity,
5Tarls'l 5aLauge,
htr|rt 'g sutal-ochted,
Safg., Eton'a Fever And Asgds
C0ysp R.e1mEt,,
ave ~ ers,
sh'ef'F ttgessliss
" 'sat = thsnJull1,
eetciaa,
Aliehos's Health,
hIsls- 8 a sue,
Evans Chtniqm.io,
Undtes An4-biiioS-.
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n YON'S KATHAIRON--Fo the Growth and
e 4 Eyi 5FI.LIsfINTZNT CT THE HAIR, TO PREVENT ITS
FAILING W. r. TURNING GRAV-Awafied the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS by {: NvYotk, Mary enA aad Mehgy at
ti.ir UALFAlRS UF s5lfhe kAT.AiluS ncrtII,es the
~ q re. Climate a- Qi Age N PRESERVING AND Re-
STlRtSE HtIAS HAIR, sfAf 1adBes OF twenty
ye5 he s. up Orudtri; ,y AZ Nsrv
fI64dsehe liesd Eryay ptiss o. tie skin, e AMI
TOILET ARrIGLF
For Lse Or IN riil. WORLD IT. perur equals
se M oao5siye color
" pgpsrteai gives h Var that cssH, tght lively sppeEr
a1-o ~ utlsr prtnargt N,
the 11iA Iron "a aiopted Is hs Fret fhysiFns 10
BIS pac7azr cod S3
tis history aiay Msdlya BH. werd. -itgf n9asA
JRTAIuSIY CAN ATTEST IFS EEAf. VIRTUE, A. AILIOSG
CEsFFf tlroagh9u. No7tn s5sli Anos, eols
AT the f-lluis Uteal larR5 bottles,
= sod " JAWS & Ntl9N&J,
'tEis 4 Nsrag,Hs or !.
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8% NIOKERB0GKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE 4 COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poylras
-Arau Now Orleans respectfully their
moral thai tisy ssTry tic ia b.r aad
= pf9past to fItpl{ iiJI COLD PLUNs spW batts
sN15. ~ I'D FREN6H WATER CLOS+Ts wash
FselNs, tGuN lAtfS, BIZ ass FAUCETS sud,
~ 7l.a G tiftt dSs HYDRAULIC RAJ gOEGH III Ia
@ ~ 's httaa The Itylai PIPES Of ave-.
description, re SitAEI ISAD BLOCK TN efsays "a
tni Sitl and aah.soAr NCsK aeAy pat ap an apsd
= sEe slzL.e4ts N5l0 ~
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PLAsTEEs.
ah.,n,n'sPBor Nhps
13 l,'1.i toorMan't ~
Allssasl 'SlaRabbe Bah
Az A,'s G Ps'.ro, Il Poor Mans
lew payid's ~ Hebrew
peter'r Vegetable
T,arp'p lnaisn, ,,-soa strrsgH
| whites aGaehiue op'
1y 1n'ns' ,sstruagIhsuios'
Eidi'e impsIlfi,
ltIgriek's Royal ..r,c
pr,lsr,, Rome ard Fever
uag.Iue'a Lo,ioh,
p l.hs', As stri.ss,', He"e'
is.,,,,sr's Ce.Gpound oriis o'''
I,bo,"asoj' : Aromsiis Ic~0'
Jonse's T0othathe, c,,a
ls,srp,sn's Cough, Wo'n os'1
Chr WoInl
Is stars eaesh
nppat \
IgAlomol Q sbolnat -
r. ~ 5oih7eh1l
| ty,lliaus's1 'g aesg ,.pra.
NlSCtlLhNnN
lTacru'i att7ach .,,,e,
Wins-'s krrg1unl EiuAsH
[ Carte7aSra0ha MiA'IiN
/ Ns her Peiinp a..
INlrs. !. ,dd 9 CefaAi
! Va sha's D,th'a ~ i ,'.
IOsg ~ Iud'n' sao'os0e
lfrs' y 'sFars' We, ,,lin
Sc THun'1 ~ Is
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sat- IF Le"ar, Parish u O-aai C Of Ys~Osaas z.itrs
nav on ihs soh JAY 1858, before the
nee Of he Peace in sHd fer She City Aforesaid persv app.Aed
Charss Asnsert Secretary ofse Crescent Nu Insurance Com,
pan OF Nsuorssns who being daily ss4sng law. DO
P''' and say us. ihs asovs soocmts st and true
rsa'criFt fonl ths Books Of the said Company
ca. MANsOSI, Secretary.
swon 10 and signed before this DAY OF JuIv 1883
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of hs Peace
Parish .fOrlqan5.
ius b"rd ot Trustsss have rsovss
asat ia cash on the ssrthesi Profile 1880 1851
1853 a'hi fodss hereof their legal ON a4
tss HsAih day Of Arsprt, pro1imo.
rhs Trustees bsys Dirfspd OF bi,t sys No,
'sA en- i INST canned Prss Of 10 Company for the wear ending
' f"sh sy OF Jay 1874 for wtios c1.atSs viii 10 .susd GA
and alter the VI AondSr H. September next.
TiCs. A. kDAas, Pr,sIsnt.
NOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President,
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nEAR SIR commenced the use Of your
KATAIGON By accident having Isle ah in sgsh thi'ge bot
M restoration VI Hair consider Of 80 much Service aat take
pleasure making the fact known for teheh lhsNe e
bsld for eight years. ...,r--,
t Sold by JARVIS WOoDAAl, Of Common and Aisga-
= ii
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IsTRAUB. K. HAzLETP.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY,
Corner OF Front and John streets Cincinnati, oRie


"a Magazine street, Saw Orleans.
g ne oys Is Wood Cv:o angle grsfed Queen Of the
Srlg y Corn lil and Cr1shsi.
w lEE'fAsErg Coo Breaker Of ro. Asagb snd lrsb7
place Il "a use I'll on al Of Mills ~ near
rs oa 1 V n li ut3 sckssod Nj bI few ri'eA wgiF
10 pr a or .sl>it
70 lar1c:r, portable MN, usl. f0sOs gear.i Cc
Frsrrb uns) grind Whes Gem md Suck feeds rlalyd
steam paw0t. Tst Al : haya laen o
power the Gtlgs mako Is
a. onr Stats Jrv ueys. M y carr Of SIP sine
Nsa ooot b premiums 20 iAs best Mills al t'o nrai
a19 s.l'Js !. r1n aras'cr Or no. Grower
a. Z iar'' IT, K ~ ~ "a prsn- sga;ia .,vsr
Eisc-nrsrs- Kinds OF ,.ab, HORSE Powers Ayp srls
and d4rA-ii.g, surpassed by
AL st e. ~afraasd AL 0rsls1teJor eueqi
transportation aud the me- - REMINDED,
Ia ~ ta.i dsirr ption eli testimonials Of
rs-r !ho5; 7rasssd 20 e- p9dp e. 70 Be hai 4
v6TE-a'T K,a6a So tl ofI H. a'tfc,yr yA4s lioniag
s4Eo Nil su's sii, F Fs va s9'li.-5aa lis
iFs.y ts ths : 59h i each sYsty
S.fanl 10 q tiesEfte' mn
Burrows Co., lNenty lei mill,
.grss % > '~lt, t-aineA eill.
IHfRD TRIAL.
sraub mn C. !nil.
Burrows Co. to tfyty inca mil,
Sbentae ph cam tDat boigterous courage popped OUT
70 the sdova now Appends challenge d
viii run my sirhtfo inca QUEEN on TIE SOUTH with eos
b IHE SANE ARTICLE THAI TOOK rtiEPRE
ht9l At iHA ONO th AR last nj. lsai voar
uch Burrows Ai StUa.2r's ht mi K e tq sss
i' 3ssfou nav y snlts aIz93saoto s F5sroys
ra1A as apyiary shsui my srE4 c'a grind eqis in
q1aI y and quantity combined Bt64tt two hires
m Olsaa YOU please, yaa draw hundred d5as as
Come boys a's he 'overy Il nothing Ike walking
IpJ. RI. Burrows Z 60. isnis sla
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Ma IA Z. I n En-, nNpieS iuGiuk' cures
w CONSUMPTION Il the lTsrhnd Lusrs, Dyspepsia the'a
n md ard Fever from "A 4S aours,
essi Goha, ard terns U"et
sore Trcs Coughs Colds t' alas Of ali kads
Wrs The Bones WHITE ~ ~ Kin = E u Gravel reia"
tie hrea cold ris together with all h=
sual % l aud tc lslss sr eAilte1 ~
the iniansmy long and Practice
since ale Of llaty dssvs tha have Ssn
aicr-d hopeless BY celebrated doctors. - - - - , o., ,
sud 'fhue, S2 RFNCHa.AN lh'rd
vol 81 d-g'S "
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PsLln.LLrl.. sepL,nb.,la.1 q.

.5r- H., - FEtLAnslI TT ; SebteTlb1F r. J -tt.
w y !eliad-s oommon rsne pAre y9ric 50 i,
nyt 9IshaE{ medicines. Dr. paytBs CoaUot,d syrar Hl
w, ma Ia reis,yd ne in few 3I- louis
euted My mother WEUia
90 has bssa Tsggisrly fixing ariaaui taS n.
AVS medicine for afaw ava Ae /. 30 M 20
'Aa az before she commenced lakilgil.
THOMAS SrLLAR, a Eaos-tseotTs
" Sold Hhoctls Hnd rsta by eusF Isnt5 f the ,pts
ard west, J! WRIGHT co. ISL Ch1rtrss Ssr, leans,
Where al orier5 BE- ridr0 sssd
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ENR. NILOITT, VlTERryANY SURGEON, would

n kh. tLLOll 4, VETERINARY EUhuEUNb Nuutu
e Of hscy ana its vicinity, that he ia
al ria Enc IlStl 20 Dr.
K icps axpcfieaes VI sag On will ensure NM
sad ard for he last sight yearsta its
With his Stables UNION
Several
L Z S
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4Ips.r1 NJ .es,r- ,,l fAnuSEs, r.. Jast Iess
IapgY. " ven 'o a''i me snef'"
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dgy-tn
" "a ' s7u5 9T ~ IsrE' tr5l.,b
". "91,lt n hin 'isy ari agsu' Va III afG
't' g., %, by tar IT, Dl.ft ~
'it MY 80 Tau Nat hi s.dsa ~ r,as "a 4, ~ ls
49, ~ 70 nIl.s l-. Ghasnor We ls1peas Inf.
t,sat-, i2e - has cer7~ tsl ing Tia ,ael
~ y o. we r.lfyf "a removed M sfs.tr Irri
"a - % u an aafgc he ks, VII es'surn "a
u anu ttpovah- "a eta Of r,sl, h.
' - nlsin't OF tho kdat a On Iiv.r ,sl,,tl a. a.
an a. rssti. 10 any 1sltr'y Wholly,
tltv tt9thce, his VIII and
r'lf ne 20 o'n lece7ej rs 5IroEsi eius hst-Y
INs,, H''g Nul D. aTs good G.I OF Iuar ery
-tgd with the nom tho above stGr n
4rfsll1s.l -''4''Ns'' 'S 4A''sf pa Atr'-Etssl
NJ shaelnen iron worthy and we'll
~ ----.e ,-.s--- -Laeea 0. La.oI al r.anenaLal.r:
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:, n
an use u ataerzey IN pI4ce'. sod an 80 ON
,rat y2s have ier7Ntd Aed he ps-4.I % 49, YOU
.L suFfy ~ soon ~ W 0 ms p .-Ianaan .- be
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

mortality never has been so great in any city
in the world, in proportion 10 the population
When l left home, did not expect to go oil
the way down. soon found out il I left,
the balance OF the crew would stop also, so
had to go in to the city. would not go down
again for the Columbus and her load. think
the balance Of the crew are in the same fix. II
we lay up, will be up tomorrow, and we will
all be at homo once more. II she goes back, l
will not go, unless they agree TO let me OF on
the coast, No more. Receive and give my
love 10 all my friends,
Your aflectisnate son,
B. w. S. B.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

The New York correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Mail, writing on the 5lh inli., says
The Legislature passed q bill,"confsr.
ring btevst upon oil the suovivinR officers
Of The New York Volunteers who did gal.
liant service in Mexico, and these Brsvets
were presented BY Judge Advocate Gene.
raj Ward, last Friday night Gel Burnett,
a gallant fellow, became = BriRadisr Gene.
raj, the several Captains became MaiorS.(Ie
FarnwOrth, Of the New York Duichman.
10 live Major by the operation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

more active leaders of the Association are min
listers Of the Gospel. Are these good Christians
upon whose efforts in the cause Of religion
depends perhaps the salvation Of many souls
about to abandon their holy calling and enter the
political arena, to give and receive the fierce
blows that characterize the warfare Of parties
Are they, too, becoming hungry for the pickings
Of Officer Are they willing to abandon their
AockS and wander away after strange God
the desire for distinction and political power
We pause for the Journal to reply.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

II the editor Of the Courier had been covered
all over with alcohol, and a lighted match had
then been applied to him, he could hardly have
blazed up more 6ercely than he has this week,
on the subject Of temperance. He cuts more
awkward antics over il than bear in dance.
He first tells us he cannot sympathise with the
sentiments Of the resolutions adopted at the Bap-
fist Church last Monday night, "any more than
Greeley did with the Baltimore Wing platform"
Greeley, il will be remembered, wanted TO "spil
'On the Wing platform" and has since formally
abandoned the Wing party. Yet IN another col.
umn our consistent neighbOrs quote with flour
iSh an article from the Washington Union, in
which it is charged that the Maine Liquor Law
is now plank in the Wing platform, and Gree
ley'S advocacy alone pointed 10 as evidence! In
their anxiety 10 intimate delicately that they
would like to Spd on The temperance platform, our
neighbOrs have shown themselves aware Of their
own inconsistency. They commend the Wash.
ingtOn Union fer saying I'VE have no business
with it as Democrats, one tOdy or the Other" and
then broadly tell US that the Maine Liquor Law
will be defeated BY the Democracy whenever it
10 brought before the people, and intimate that
as good Democrats the Democracy Of this city
are expected to paint bottle on their banners,
and march to victory! They tell US that drunk
enness is a great evil, but they oppose its ban
ishment until all men shall have become Chris,
tians-whiOh, to say the least of it is very in.
definite POstpOnement. They say they are
" friends Of the temperance oause;" yet they
wish to bring on our city a deluge Of liquor
They are astOnished that Liquor Lav Reform
Association should want men in Office who wOult
reform the liquor law! they didn't expect it
they were "struck all Of heap" by the awful
discovery which burst upon them last Monday
night.
Altogether, we never before saw such bun
die Of stupid stuff in one paper-nO, not even il
the Courier! Did they overlook the following
paragraph in the article they copied from tn
Washington UniOnP
at is our duty as good citizens, to submit
quietly to what majority Of the people snac
in the constitutional legislative assemblies"
The right of the majority to rule, and the dut,
of the minority to submit, arc fundamental prin
ciples in our form Of government.
The Courier closes with the following para
graphs, which we feel bound 10 term an Outrsg
upon common deceRcy. The ministers VIII
have participated in this movement have eharac
tiers which are happily above the power o
the Courier to tarnish. The purity Of their mo
tives needs no defense from US;
The meetings Of this Association have al
beea held in churches. Are Gods temples L
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
ANOTEKR ANXIOUS RAnRoAD AogmxEr.

BOEToN, August l2.-Thsrs was a col
lisiOn this morning on the Worcester ROs
between the regular train from this city \
Woress'er@N and an excursion train, comm
down. When the reporter lofa, GOurt's
bodies had bean taken from the ruin
Both OF the engines ware smashed. IN
engineers were considerably injured
jumping from the cars, A RsWsbog vi
killed. Mr., Taft, the President Of the tIOa
escaped with bHl a slight injury. II
cause Of the accident is said to DO the d
ference Of two minutes time in watchss
the engineers,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS,
81. LOUIS, August l6, lS53

ST. Louis, August 10, 1893.
DEAR Father We have just arrived here
with all Of our officers alive, which l consider
very fortunate. We buried two with the yell
low Fever, and had five other cases, which
think will recsver-our first clerk is still very
bad. 1t is almost impossible 10 describe the sx-
tent of sickness in New Orleans; the "Cholera"
here in 40 is nothing to compare with it every
body that could leave the city has gone, those
that are left are frightened almost TO death just
think Of seventeen hundred dying u week, out
Of population of forty thousand. The papers
do not report one half Of the deaths. Last Sun.
day week, bodies came into the Grave Yard at
Lafayette, SO fast they could not bury them, and
the next morning there was about one hundred
and fifty not buried; being exposed to the sun
the day before, the eofins bursted open, and the
smell was so bad they could not get any one to
bury them. The next day the chain gang was
sent out and buried about half, when they re.
fused to work any more, and no one wOuld
make them do it, Tho stencil from POtter's field
is so great that persons cannot stay within a
mile Of it, and it is still increasing every day,
1t has mostly been confined to the upper and
lower par: of the city, but it is now making its
appearance in the first district. Sunday before
we left there were forty dined at the st. Charles
Hotel. Up to the time wslert Tuesday there
were seven died out Of that number. The Doc
tors do not think it is all Yellow Fever, some
Of them think it is the Plague, if it is, we may
lsok for it here. The bodies burst open and
bleed after they have been dead six or eight
hours, 1t is reported by great many, that the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

We expect crowded house at the Second
Presbyterian Church next Tuesday night. Ev-
cry one knows DR.. Morton, but it may not be
so generally known that Mr.. Lennon is an elo.
quent and witty speaker. 1t will be safe to
promise qualification TO those who are attracted
by the pathetic or the fun-prOvoking, or the
strongly argunentative, as Of such materials
will be the feast presented by the combined
talents OF tho two speakers. Everybody is in.
vited to attend-Mr. Lennon stated on Monday
night that he was particularly DESTROYS that those
who drink and these who sell liquor should DO
present.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
ATTENTIONll

The Marion County Temperance Society will meet
Ssptsmber, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to discuss the Maine
Liquor Law. The friends and opponents Of said law,
se requested 10 attend and the different divisions
requested 10 be represented by delegates,
o.. T. II, TATLow, Pres.
Palmyra, August 8, 1858. (Nuglod&wtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

A desperate fight occurred few days AGO
between a gang Of fugitive slaves from
Kentucky, headed by white man named
Sumner, and their pursusrs, at Rainsboro',
Ohio. Sumner was shot and badly wouu.
ded, as were also two Of the slaves. All Of
them, however, effected their escape.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

The Courier proposes to buy new AOg' to
be used for winding sheet for the Journal and
its "isms." We thank the editSr for the idea.
For winding sheet nothing could be more APP
prOpriatO than our country's flag, when paper
dies in defence of the true liberties, morality
and intelligence of the cOintry. In return for
the COurier's kindness we suggest that its NOR
tai remains be preserved in cOrksd bottle OF
spirits, bearing the simple inscription" Died
unregretted."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

Hen WAoEs FOR LABoRRRs.-Con,rac,.
ors on the First Division Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, north Of Cairo, are now
offering 81 50 per day for laborers. This
is the highest figure ever paid for such
work in this State.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
RAILROAD AOoDKNr.

BALTIMoRE, August l2.-Ths train from
Cumberland to Baltimore ran off the track
last evening, seven miles above Buckley
station. The engine, tender, and baggage
and smoking cars were smashed. A FIR,
man was killed, and the engineer, who was
on the engine, was badly hurt. The pass.
engerS escaped without injury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

COSsuNrTIoS OF LIaUoRS.-It appears by tbs
census that the consumption Of spiriluOuS liquSr-
ia tie Uaited States reaches the enormous quano
''y Of 'ghty-'iH millions annually, equal 10 sir
gallons for every adult person.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
ARRIVALS AT TIE wOERoR HOUSE,
Corner Of MsIn snd Centre Htrssts.
WIN, SHOOT, Proprisior.

wsPSEsPLI, August u, 1858.
George Waters, Rails county,
stark Fielder, Quincy, llllnoisI
Augustus Cheadle, Barry, Illinois,
Wm, Alkire,
A, l., Crane, Palmyra, Mo.
John Crane,
Or, Morton, City,
s. Co emAn,
Wm,Tpion, Rails county,
Samuel Stelton, Quincy, H.;
Thomas Carulher, Paris, Mo-,
j. J. Stewart, XVI
Robert MeFsnry, XVI
II, N, NIcol aud ladyl
Job DoOlsy, Florida, Me-,
J. H. Rowsll, Peoria, III,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
Wanted =!
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
AT this Office, TWO COMPOSITIONS.

ELD. JAcOR CREATH, Of PalmyTa, will (the Lord
wiing) preach In the Christian Chapel in this City,
on Saturday night and Sunday next.
Tue Courier and Messenger will please copy.
Hannibal, August I6, 1859. d. 7. MORTON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

Tar DAHPEiN NOT DELD TEr.-The Rev.
Mr., Hanson does net give up the chase. He is
writing book to prove that there is "a Bourbon
among US"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

NHE second year Of the Hannibal Female
l. Seminary, will commence August 22d, in
the basement of the Baptist Church,
Miss M, NJ. SMITH, Principal,
Miss H. A. PATRICK, Assist Teacher,
Hannibal, August l6, IS53-d5t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

ANOTHER MURDER.-Lale on Tuesday
evening, man by tina name Of Christia.
Auman' living in the eastern part of N,
city, was arrested on a charge Of murdSf
ing his wife. An Investigation of III.
case took place before Justices Leo aud
Voeth. 1t appeared from the svidsne.
that the prisoner had, for years, been guilty
OF the most brutal treatment Of his Wife
that about two weeks ago he pounded and
beat her with one Of his boots until sh,
was compelled TO call upon nsiRhbor fol
assistance-that this beating resulted ID \
an illness which on Saturday evening last,
terminated her life. For a week after thu
brutal assault she complained of acute paiIs
in her side, which exhibited also unmis,akts
able marks Of the violent blows she 80
received. The investigation resulted .
the conmittal Of the accused 10 the counts
jail.-Quiuey Wing, 18th. 4
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

Last Tuesday an Irishman was thrown from
q wagon between this city and the South river
railroad crossing and killed. The horses were
running away at the time.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

The report that Powers Greek Slave is
Frustrated with the cholera mOrbuS iS coniradie-
ted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

PHLADELPHIA, Aug. Is.
Major 7, s. BRYANr, editor of the Wen.
erni Ch'ontcIe, Anti.Bsnton, has been ap.
pointed Marshal Of the State Of Missouri. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
FRRMs OF ApYKRTTsrNa

~ We are authorised 10 announce o. q. STRONG .
candidate Tor cHy MARSHAL at the approaching November
election. taug6dtd1