Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
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! The enterprising citizens of nS,
6eshrring themselves for the seuI e X -
braska. They are wisely on the g. o',~ ~
ilourishng region beyond, which -,
rai~;o s']'"''S - ''ie'r oHy his We Ma
extremity of the railroad would TO "a. :,
here we would say, that Hannibal mus a,,i,, =,
have a conneNion west, but directly A1.o
- ~ -','''in Question tlat most e,ly pru
will 90 to war, but whether she shall pl :.
mails, travel and produce directly G,A -
through her own proper channel, and so ~.
them in return, or whether this fetter -
prosperity is yet TO cling to her. Says ii, :.
Joseph Cycle; A large and enthusiastic 1 n
ing of the friends of Nebraska was held att
City Hall in this place on Saturday last Il
w. P. Hall and ID. NJ, Johnson, Esq, address n
the meeting" W
It seems hat there are portions of NebresE
mot belgasng or granted to any Indian trib.,
and all that is asked for is, that those unappro.
priatel lands may be thrown open for settle
men', on the pre-emplon plan, until, by treaties
with the Indians, the other portions shall also
be in state 10 be opened.
A map of Nebraska, showing what is, and
what is not, Indian country in it, is just about
being published, or is perhaps already published
by the officers Of the Indian Department, by
which it apsears that the greater Part Of that
region Is not Indian Territory.
IL Tho Courier intimates that the Committee
tos.lss. f,,nnerance candidates purposely chose
Ia ma r wings. We are Informed by
mcmber o. committee, in whose word we
place s-I confidence, that neither ,he democrats
aof w ls composing the Committee ever men
..gasa ..s 'ulject, or appeared to think of poll
lies. Tie chairman says he would have pre-
..tEral majority OF democrats merely to settle
de eay,ling, il ho lad thought Of the subject
D., all.
IL The dandy who was struck with an
idea" was not seriously injured, as The weapon
was very slight one. Sue. an accident is not
likely to happen to hlm again.
THE CRYsrAL PALAcE.-Ol Tuesday there
were U,JUU vIstrvrs. ,rnu--giITJJ st. I75ss.i q
has arrived from Liverpool with twcnty-one
packages for the exhibition, consisting OF bropze
PARTICLES, valued at Gl6,S0O; an ingenious ma
chine for type-setting, aud also one for distri-
buting type, worth $500; also cast-iron gate.
valued at ,c225, and a Photographic apparatus
FEARFUL PIRIL.-Two Mry Rascurp yRost
DeATHIN A WELL.-REMtMBER w lu, }EMIuy.
--CoLD WATER.-The Fun du Lac Wisconsin,
Journal relates the following wonderful preser-
walton og two lives 10y the application Of water.
The remedy is something new.
On the l9tlh while driving a team on the
ISheboygan rodN, about one half mile east of Lit
ties Tavern, Mr.. Chapmal'' -t'cntion was at
ttracted by the ha.ry approach OF a woman, who
Informed him that a man had been suilocated by
the "damp' in the bottom of well close BY
When he approached the place, TO his amaze
Iment, he saw the man, a German, apparently
Ihteess, at the depth Of some thirlysiX feet, in
Ia new well. In a moment the owner of the
well, Mr.. II, Pierce came in from the field, and
prepared 10 descend and tie a rope around the
body TO haul il up. Before he could tie it, he
too fell seDseless. Here was a dilemma. No
help near au two men periShing, while lac bad
I.he gr a.ast I'll 'H.fy in keeping the distracted
|witc ul y.uH- 3y from going down also.
Mr.. G. .... star a' III Tor help, but on passing
into L r| J.h.uphl himself of trying The
|eiIec. @. ...aIg cold water into the well,
(which Dc, o,n4nucd, soon had the effect Of
revlyrur OH. a G,snan, SO us 10 enable him 10 put
the r.ar sound The body of Mr.. Pierce, large
& ny m.n. lie was drawn up, but eNhibite'
aa sIgus ol iIlc, being black in the face, md
.uls Hy constant rubbing and dfpching
VS. p water, lie was restored, though sloiy and
ul'y To the energy and presege Of Nor
,lr Chapman, these men az ypdftiotilar ia
q, lives. We have been tvry of the read
d ..l, to impress upon the uSg-ter thrown into
e. lie remedy In such ca
he well. 81. G. Hau Shot