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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

Alexander Buiord, aud others,l
31ail -vs.l- .l' In the Rails County
William Buforl. Thomas Blu '''sr Court,
ford, May Hill, aud her State Of Missouri.
husband, Samuel II. Hill, ,l.
n~Tt%r i n.rshv g;ven 10 William Bnford, Thorn
i as BaIord, Mary Hill aud Samuel II, Hill her
hsba, d, heirs OF distributes oil the estate Sl MAY
B~rord deceased, that application Will be made 70 ,he
County Court OF said County, on we ~ usS ~ W.
be3using 10 said estate, and for distributor OF the
,roc, Gil according 10 law. ALEX. BUFORD,
Pei J. p. Lancaster, agent !er pIaih'ins'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

VIM. II. Hays, admir- of ihel mn. co,,,,
estate of MARY ceaver deed' In the c Es,,t OVO
David Hays. and Robert c. State q Missouri
NOTICE !. hereby given 70 David Hay' and KUS.
r. Ms'v Clsavrr. deceased that application viii be
%,Se % The County Court Of said County, on the hLst
I"V a The Annl Tenn of said Court. for an order 10
Ell negro girl Belonging said estate, AMI LOT us
"isu no o y. "' f'1~TTG03F - WIN. II. HAYS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

AT Hast $4,000 Out OF 5000 900, appro.
ained 6y Congress for the erection of "a,
CNPhsl Extension, have been sqlnndered in .
HsannrF una! shows gross corruption in various
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
Oysters.

TUST received direct from Baltimore, large
supply of Cove OYSTERS. ra,ranted fresh.
Oct. 81, '52-tf J. A. IHSLEE & Co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

The Louisyille Courier 'ays that So, 600
q year rent is Paid for The bar on tho Telegraph
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
VINES.
CHERRY, PORT, MADEIRA and SWEET MA
- LAGA Wines Of superior quality, for sale by
Jlly ia. INSLEE & co.
Look aat for the OLD Lumber Yard.

LOOK cat Tor SnO Uha GHmDer Xard
M ELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes, can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard which has been established
years The proprietor deems il unnecessary to puff his
Lumber TO make il SELL to say any thing about ex-
peTence in the business except TO those Who pur
chased Il ON him. He would remark thatan experience
Of eight years in the business gives the decided advan
tage oveT any other who never had expsTience--his
Lumber has been purchased for cash and selec ted with
great care, from The best DIlls in the Pnery. Me-
chancs aud others wishing 10 purchase Lumber would
find il to their advantage to call and examine the stock
of Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
less price, will guarantee you can get it as low and
better article for the same money. Abo Lumber, Shin.
giles and window sash.
III Don't forget the zig Sign on the west side of
Third, between bird and Hill streets. LooL Jul for the
Sign of THOS. $. MI LERS
d, feb2bf LUMBER YARD.
RkANDY CHERRIES, prime article, for sale BY
ID JulYS }. A. iNeLEE l. co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

fsaf7mas wbolessle Deslers in = 81
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LiQuOnsSfF
uAyIEc agsin enlarged their esisbIi: hsaen', which
Ill y now Tie most extensive IN the State, Govt OF
4, louis are prepared to futnish their numerous Gus
iounets with the choicest articles in their line
They have now on hand and receiving 81
olard, Brandy, ,n8r5 Peach BTsndy's
A. Seignetle Brandy, Apple f..l
Alex. Seighetie Btandy, Holland Gin,
Casiillon ST. Croix Rum,
H. pfoprietors - Jamaica, p" cog -i.i
Magofysdi ID 81" s Cherry Bou'Se
PORT. f "a.
hi7rifT CLARET, & rt'
V CHAMPAGNE, .I'''
,i' - RHINE WINES,
-Aih4 ~ MADEIRA, &c,
500 BBIs.s DOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKY, OIL
| the $ Black Horse Brand, -s,,.-
2Oo BBLs. "DEXTERs MAGNOLIA" WIS NE
,oo RRIs. GOLD MoNoNG AHELA" WHIsKEi.
loo BBLS GOLD BOURBON" WhlSkEf'
/ o. BBLS SWEET MALAGA VINE; a, =.
100 BBLs. CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR &c
&C., IL - ,..,. Laura.
sonr,s y - - 80 I'll ianz6 53.y.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

N1Nanhea. mad Dealers W LtuuOrs,
ROTH f0REf0N AND DOMESTIC, a3'ieH
Win cAR CORHEas 80 li4 ~ "a
gien Of Tho GRIND Orieuial Black Rooster,
Main Sired, Corner Of Bird Street,
HANNIBAL, MO.
rHYR eould cell the ntienioa Of our patrons 10 the
w fSsi tia. the year 1854 has closed, and that The
Nm. s,prseved custom Of commercial transactions s
4. s,s n. oersunls Of the Old Yea at ss early pc
40 n The Nv ~, as essett ole Will our pat
ssns bssf this 10 mind, aud ACT PAsnrTLr upon tsis
SgrgsssSohS NiH - -
We slse below Cor the benefit Of our Old customers
asa also fer that OF many ones a. ieel disposed
A. AL ivsish Ne. = list Il our BRANDlES and Liz
nora Give Ne q hearing, and be your own Judges
soe BBia REcTIFiED WHISKY, Black Rooster
a mrs OLD BOURBON, impOded from hrs, hand
IN Old KaiHtnck." - a
"A nnr MAGNOLIA WTIISKEY, A. MOL. II
50 HBIs. CIDER VINEGAR ,I-s
GRsNDTES " me IND GIN
Oiard By, Jamaica Rum,
u. p. vin'd do, Santa Cruz do, iu
Rna AN do New England do, 50.
Raoreean de- Peach Brandy,
A.Segneir do, Madeira Wine,
Peri wine, sherry 90:
a5sef s.hieh we viii sell Al Wholesale OF retail
sAsapsr lhan 81. Louis prices, for CASHi
jah.O'53.tf itt
- Paris Mercury copy. d ai.A4t IA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
Let her Thunder!

.r COLLINS d BREED ..
lave NOW ON HAND and for sale at their
= store, en- Main street, Hannibal, Mo-, a large and
vel seiectpd etock of nn,u
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

want Everybody 10 Read This.
7 WILL merely say now I'D ~
l that l have moved my k9Sgss4A
Family Grocery and Flour aMAZMsF
Depot to Southwest corner of Main and Bird
streets, where shall be pleased to see my old
friends, new customers, little children, ladies',
and the rest of mankind | have great many
uSeSdry things to sell for the comfort and conve-
nience Of fallen humanity, such as groceries,
spices, wash tubs, wash boards, scrubbing
brushes, brooms, soap, candles, and tar; together
with great many things that have not got =
also keep butter, eggs, and corn meal, when
they are TO be had; but always have the re-
nowned Eagle Mills Notwithstanding
by all TO be the best article ever sold in Hanni-
balm fact, it can't be beat Everyb body call
and see me; I'm in. hurry this morning-no
time to talk. Good bye till we meet.
sul9lrl H .....F T. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
BRADY HOUSE

CtAPT. A. S. RoBARDS, formerly Of RwA
~ the State Of Kentucky, having taken f,ssiW
the Brady House in the City OF Han nibal, sIisW6f
Mo-, for term oryears, would respect. EsA1&sA
fully solicit liberal share Of Public patronage. lie
yond not make any extraordinary promises, but he
hishes so TO conduct the House, TO make il deserve
general acquaintance through this and the adjoining
tates, he will take pleasure in communicating such
hormaisn TO travellers they may desiIe; Hannibal
icing the point Of embarcatOn, for large portion Of
gpe travel to aud from the country bordering on the
I fissouri River ..'
= ~ lie will at all times be prepared 10 accommodate
ne travellers with horses, carriages and wagons, &C.,
$ means Of conveyance TO any distant point.
;, April It'll, 1882 (aprS-tO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

LOUIS STovE SroRE is the only place in Hannibal
where FlLLEY'S celebrated stoves are to be had
have the exclusive privilege of selling the different pat
Guiding all his patent Stoves, and no else can get
any OF lhem consequently, they have not got them to
sell. II any wishing 10 buy Cook Stoves will come
in, show him The difference between Filley's
Premium Cook Stove and other st. Louis Stoves, as
have some OF them hand which Intend 10
keep for that purpose can also soon show them The
difference between Prairie State aud Charter Oak
Cook Stove. decl652-u
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

Stoves manufactured by G. +. Fllley, Of 81. Louis
and sold by Carter w. Bryan, at Hannibal, Mo-. tax.
pleasure inrecommendng then 10 the public, supe
rior in point of draft, durability economy, convent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
Wild Cherry.
want Everybody TO Read This.

This nvigorating tonic and anti dspepiic in bottle
and for sale by [dec3O52l J. A. INSLEE & CO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

nave ever used:
John l. Eilet,
George G. Foster,
DIR. L. T. Birmingham,
Char,es w. Mills,
Henry Utterback,
WIN. Hawkins,
A. lngrahdm,
Thomas Coverdall,
r. Gunier,
Jesse Wright,
w. F Ktrcheval,
WIN Logan,
Israel Johnson,
John Pagan,
Washington Meyers,
b. Breeding,
w. L. Lacy,
J. B. Hayden,
=. Gregory,
liver TerrilI,
james EInison,
f.. Truett,
I. Ballard,
|. Tufts,
L. Lyle,
Daniel Ford,
A. NJ. Hawkins,
James Thompson,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

T. r. Selmes, s..
John B. Chesley,
VIM. Eddy,
Cyrus Walters,
L. r. Spencer,
Geo. A. Shortridge.
Bloomington, Mo-,
] c. Ogden,
d. w. White,
John Glanghlin,
Hiram Blanchard,
DR. N Nelson,
B. X. Br, an,
John L Matthews,
w, r. Davis,
J Armstrong,
Warren Finley,
J. c Henderson,
WIN Massey,
A. Greenlee,
John. B, Lewis,
Levi Barkley, M.
+ Leonard, ..
Hooper Mitchell,
John Short,
]. Mosley,
VIM. Kidd,
F. F, anhlin.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
VNIo IV"POUIIuIIyI
HALVES & ARMSTRONG

~ B.-We wish to buy country ieanes, lin
sey, wooden socks, beeswax, feathers, bacon.
lard dry hides, rag carpeting, sc. H. & A.
ap22 " -sep29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

We see in the English raprrsa ruriou. anec
do'e Of Wellington, quoted from the Quarterly
Review.
Some years since the d.ke was sitting at Nj,
library table when the door opened. aud without
any announcer snt. in stalked figure Of sn.,u
lui, vi omen "Who'rc your a,ktd the duke
IN hs short, dry manner, looking up. without the
least change Of cuunienaHce, upon tie intruder.
81 am ApollyoR."
"What wanti'
avn sent to kill you"
'k.ll ne very odd"
Il am Apollvun, and must put so. to dca,r.
'BUgrd To do it to dsyi'
amnot ,'ll tie day or the hour. but must
do my mission
Very inconvenIent--vcry busv--great many
letters TO wrI,e-csl aga,n aud write ne word
Ill he ready for you" And the duk. wen, on
with H. correspondence. The maniac, appalled,
probably by the stern, unmovab- old msn, back
ed out Of The room, and IN half au hour WI, SAT,
IN UtdlalA.
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Trade OF the Amazoa aud La Plata rivess.


Tbs Uaion furnishes the following interesting
information in ,claii,a to recent cycrts that will
throw open to the commerce Of our country an
n,niense and fertile region OF South Aneriea:
Tie last arrival frum Suuh America Brings 10
the crauhm. Intelligence that Bel,u. the cl
hhLjeue! Ptcsld,rt Of Bolivi, by decree ct Jan.
uary 2Ith, ltsS has thrown ulsua ali he Bolivian
tributaries OF the Amazon aud Ia Plata that 81.
naSlsah.e 10 the conimercr of The world, and Of.
ier,d reward Of ten thousand dollars To Tie
master cf the first steamer hat shall reach aay
one of these tributaries, either by the Ia Plata ,r
Am,z.n
Lieut. GLbon. wlp was ,rut out about two
years ago with Lieut. IuIndun. Of the l.. Slaics
Navy, to eAplore lhe amazon hoin its sources to
It, mouth. has Just arrived We have had the
pleasure Of conv,rsing i,h lin upon the subject
OF this most interesting expedition. llo passed
through the bolivian provinces which are thus
thrown open 10 the CONNER of all nations, and
de'cribet that whole region as ona Of the most
beautiful productive, and fines countries on the
face of tho earth, In lis opinion there ARE now
materials enough there to give rise ioa com.
msfce of several millions Of dollars wear, and
that commerce Of this value would spring up
the moment nee transit is secured for il up
and down the Amazon, tlrrngh the ter, iorcs &c
Br1zll, Considering the large space which that
region olcountiy has OF late been made 70 occupy
~ the pubic mind in this hemisphere, ty tlu
publication "f the lSCA and other papers with
regard 10 il, by the recrn, exploration cf it by
officers Of the American Navy, we regard this
action Of the Bolivian Government as q subject of
public congratulaton.
From this decree we think, will commence n
new era for the Spani.h Republics Of South
America,
The revolution xlich The fee na yigaton Of tho
Amazon aud lts tributaries, and of the La Plata
and lls tributaries is to make ia III. commerce Of
! those Republics will be- greater Than that which
! tie commerce of Europe underwent in eonsr.
quence Of the passage Of Vssco deGdma around
the Cape Of Good Hope.
Lieut. GIDbon has, be informs US, n list Of Ten
thossand abandoned silver mines in tha, county,
many OF them upon this water shed. The silver
! ore has been taken from the veins until tue
miners reached the water, aud then for tie want
OF the means of drainage, most Of these mines
have been abandoned
! Tie machinery heretofore used in the drainage
1 Of those mines WAS only such, our readers should
brar in mind, az could be trans nsported upon the
backs # mules from the fca shore across the An.
des With lie Amazon open, il may he taken
by water almost to the very spot where It is
wanting, and Of course. thsn, with the ability to
produce larger machinery, this decree NAV he eS-
pec,ed to give new impulse to the working Of
The silver mines OF Po'os and elseU here.
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From the Olive Branch

-, l,l,
husband TOO ln""lSwg Is apt TO make an
mp'i'nsn' w'ie. - boston Ir'" RAG
Now how did you know that, Mr. True Flag !
Bachelors never cut their wisdom teeth But III
as true as gospel, II YOU did take it on credit, 5
cndo;.o 1t. a husband should always wrap
humseliin mantle Of dignity never step oil hIs
pedestal to be communicative or facetlous The
very minute you do it your wife will take ad.
vantage oft shouldn't wonder ii she sat down
on ttbcr half VI our chair, pushed the hair of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
THE KSIcvERpocEER yoR March We find n

IHE kSIcxERpocIER yoR March We find a
few morscls Oh the editors table " Iii, populr
monthly, winch will be rclished by our readers
Some more things" about the little folks. :
which We always hear and record with pl,asu,.
:" A little grl by name AJby B., went recent.
" tn pass the night with Kate c." Now
Abby was taught, what Kate was not, namely tn
say her prayers on going to bed at night: So after
thcy retired, Abby repeated the Lords pray,r
until she came to give us this day our daily
tread when Kate interrupted her with, 20 Al.
by, why don't you ask for toast. like toast n
great deal the best
=" In reading" writes another correspondent
charmed oagerness Mr. Sheltons true history If
the " Rector OF ST. hirdolph's,' met with sen.
tence which reminded me oG one of IhoS. strange
aud shrinking u,tcrances Of childhood which form
20 rrdi~mJidHce feature Of the hnirL,rBorksr
gossip. ouollng wise saw, he remarks: "Whs:
capital old proverb is that wish that had
made It. My little girl, Of som. ing under five
years, while gazing, a few mornings Since, a, the
broad, fiery dsc Of the rising sun. suddenly ,x
claimed Mamma, wish God hadn't made the
sun Y why, my dsarr On it's 50 beau,i
iul, wish had made it myself! And thus n
third contributor in letter to the editor
Bobby three years old little fellow, sitting a,
the table tho other day some one remarked to
MIN, Bobby, yon'll be man before your mother.
yet" Bobby's eyes expanded but he nibblrd
away at his pie and said nothing The PIE and
his reveric coming to an end together, Bshby
thus 'raasircd his ntcrrogaior: Il'omdns don't
be mans be theyr Who can tell what throcs
preceded the delivery Of this profound inquiry |,
And who in this day Of Boomeri.m and "wo
mans right could conscien,ipusly reply with
|" Nor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
Australian.

II is 40 wonder that there are such conflicting
accounts oi region where every thing in nature
- SO widely different from What We are accus
toned to elsewhere where msst of the qHadru-
pe'Is come into this trca,hlng world not half
made sp. and grow tlertst IN an outside pouch;
where the swans are black and the eagles white;
where the jay laughs ike ack-as' the magpIe
breathes like an II lan harp, and other bitds
iuter about cracking whips grinding knives and
ringing chimes Of bells; where the cuckoos tote
StarIles the dull ear OF night and the oH bodIng
screecG mocks the light Of day where the mole
and the playpus lay eggs, and when they are
ha'ched, suckle their yonng; where maggots live
inches long are eaten like msccaroni; where the
bees are without sting, many Of the most beauiI.
iul flowers without smell, and the most Of The
trees w.hou, shade, shedding their bark instead
of leaves; where the north wisds are hot the
south winds cold ard the east wind healthy
where tie mountain tops are warm. the valleys
cool, and the rivers dwndle as they run, and are
lost before they reach the sea
II Is no wonder, Ue say, that 4 good denl Of
missprrehension still exists respecting region
like this. We must get accustomed to the oddl.
ties 1t presents the European eve must cease to
wonder asit follows the sun travelling uorthward,
and the European ear to he startled bv hearing
tho word July associated with mid winter and
the word January with mid summer before
true estimate can he formed even Of ordinary
facts. Spring begins early in September and
genial warmth goes on increasing n the rain
dmnishes, till about the middle Of November
when summer commences. tn. warmth is by
this time heat which wakes and wakes, till by
the end of III. month the rivers have sppearrd,
vegetation ceased. and the whole country is on
and desert At the close Of February the tenn.
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VOL. XIiI.-NO. 81.

FATAL CuNEAT.-ln the Memoirs Of the Baro
ness d ObsrklCl' We find the following interest.
Ing and curlOu. statement " On the roof of the
Cathedral at C"ucr, there had been placed n
wheel, laid crosswlse, as an inducement to the
stoThs to build their nests there This is Gus
tom throughout hlsace it ociug popular opinion
in that part of the county rha. thc,- birds are
harbingers of good luck The sorks had not
failed to come, and from the windows Of our inn
We saw tia somb,e profile Of parent bird
standing out IN bold relief against the evening
sky, ther reddencd by the setting sun. A brood
OF young s'orks was GROUPED around the parent
that stood upright upon its great claws None
IN the nest slept 1t was evident that they await.
Ell an absent one, some stragger perhaps. and
from time 10 time we heard their wild aud dis.
agreeable cry. AT length we perceived on thr
verge of the horizon Il sto,k. with outspread
wings, clravIng the air with aTruvy swiitness
aud closely pursued by bird Of prey of prodi
giou' sLe-problbly vuure from the neigh
boring mountains. The .to.k was frightened
wounded psrhaps-nnd the cries Of those in the
ne.t responded 10 the parents cry. We saw the
poor frightened bird arrive straight over its nest
and fall there, exhausted either BY fatigue or
pam The other stork then took her companion
place, and sprang towards the enemy A fierce
y
upon one another, utIerng terrific cries. But the
glorious instinct Of paternity displayed itself with
incredible strength aud energy in the sok
Whilst defending herself rattacking her giganli,
adversary, she never for an instant los. sght o.
her little ones that lay trembling and nifec
IN the nest beneath, but tried continually 10 cover
them with her wings. At last. too weak to sus
tam an unequal combat, by desperate effort she
Z approached he branch formed nest whore lnv Lei
expiring mate and the young one., vet unable to
take wing, She caught the nest in her bill, shook
It forclbly, and turned it over dashing from tn,
top ofthe tower the objects Of her affection, rather
than see them fall a prey to their enemy. Then
deyotng herself singly. resigned victim. she fell
upon the wheel, where. with blow Of hi brak
the vuItnre terminated her existence. We were
all touched to the heart by the sight Of this com
lat and this defence. Touse an expression then
m fashion, 1t was real family tragedy. The Count
I du Nord especially seemed as much Interested
and excited as if he had been looking on a strife
between two maclaI warriors
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Anarchy IN Buenos Ayrcs. .

( BY way Of Eng sland later dates have been re-.
ceiycd from South America
We learn from Rio ,hat tie enormous price
which has been paid for Africans has proved I,
be a temptation too great for the slave dealer TO
Withstand. Various attempt, have been made to
land cargors on tie coast during the past month.
and one, by means uf false information given TO
the government. was at length enabled to sue.
coed, The vcssel, which sailed sUler american
eolors aud manned by AmcIian scamcn. wa-
burat 10y her crew Immediately after her arrival
As soon as the Brizilisn nythotities were IN.
io;med oi the occurrence at strict inquiry was IN.
ShIuted, aaI large numLerof pullcomen and
soldiers were despatched to the coast and tie
mountains in search of he newly arrived black.
The result so fu is, that forty Of those are taken
and two men who formed part Of the crew Of
the SLAYER, An American who was formerly
ship broker in Rio ia also implicated, and those
ihrre have been placed in prison S,rc, .carcl,
Is being made for the remaini"r of the blacks
The BRAZILIAN steam trIgile Don Alfonso struck
on sand slnS while IN pursuit Of n SLAYER, and
became total wreck. Ono officer and some sailors
were drowned, Thi. vessel was built in England
At cost offSo.0cO, and will be remembered rs
having saved the passengers OF the burning En-.
pure 81 p of Liverpool She was the finest vessl!
Of war in the brazilian navy.
Thepat year La, been a o'rero one frr
Br,l lts revenue has gone on steadily increa..
my and hgh prices have been obtained for all i,s
principal articles Of produce. Several important
naval undertakings have been commenced. among
which we may note the ps,ropolis and Parahyb,
railroads already IN state of great forw ardurss.
the navigation of two importan, rivers in the in.
terror, the hmasonas aud Mercury, the lsLtug
of the capital by gas, &c.
From the commencement Of the month Of De.
eemter to the SIS, Of January, the large quantity
oi 10000 bugs of coffee were bought, at gradual
Is improving prices ; of ,hi. quantity 10000
hags were for Europe, and 100000 bag. for the
United States
Letters from the Interior speak Of vast de.
icency in the forthcoming crops; il is too early
rs vet, however, TO speak with confidence su this
head
The yellow fever is again srpenin. Abou,
'cn deaths per Day are reported
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The New York HeroR makes a comment on
Kit Car.on's appointment better than any paper
else, "a, follows
Ard KIT CMson--the romantic ard historical
kit--the righ, hand man Of Fremont in his tx
p!oraIiuns Of the desert, mouHtan and desert
basins ot Utah, Oregon, California, Jew Mexlco,
and the vast plains winch flank theRocky Noun
tnins--KiL who can trail an Indian md designate
hls uibr, where bloodhound would fail to catch
the sec.nt--klt Carson is the very msn for AN
Indian Agent among the Cumancfrs. Apaches,
and Navaloes of New McKee, Old j,lllun h,n.
self will approve the appointment o(in Yes,
sir, he will do, sir he is one of Frrmut children
of the mountains, sir they have ruppd together,
sir, IN the wilderness IN Pea soup, u.le and dog,
sir; they are the men, sir. kl Casun will do
sir lie knows the indians, SIR suGlhe Indians
know him sir, yes, slr, they know hn. aud they
fear him and respect him, Ell, KIT Cason will iG.
sir: no woolyy horse about him, sir We should
No, wonder # Col Benton had slreay made lust
such a speech as that to Gea. Pierce,n cVnfrma.
ton ol Kit Carson's appointment.