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FHSHE subscriber begs leave to call the x-,Q
attention well seersd stock Of fresh ~
and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, MEDI- M
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMERlls, LEA
HAIR, FLESH HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES As9 large
FANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all Of
which ave Of the Importation with the
c,7t. FOR ssls at tie lowest prices.
Apohecares solicited 10 call snd
inc my stscka and n their orders
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put OF the beat articles Physi
Prescriptions carefully compounded and PVT with deafness
al dispatch al all hours 2. LOUIS MASSEf,
Wholesale snd Retail Druggist, 50 ST. CHARLES street
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Nd AilkslAh sd Ed iIs

VAR J. Z. LOCKWOOD, who has had four
years. experience Ia this cy Practitioner q Mel'ine wH
attend princit prAcIee for the failure, takes this
method ofinomug public that he will treat win unpSee9
Diseases Of the Eye Head Heart Lungs I'VE
Kidneys Rheumatism Cancers Tumo or Ulcers in word
Also that class Of complaints called
nal Syphilis rhWa s Of It's degrees etc
te Persons the country ard suffering With any
immeea rbolt the name OF he cpl M
giving description Of their by ee post paid VIII receive
pron,p, attention and be cured if possible . -,
will be sent receipt o. an order and
dos rpon of the ease Address j. F. LOCKWOOD No %
Phippa Perddo streets New Orleans Once hours ron
A. N. I.le "
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Si AoF'siaHa Parish 4 od'aas, Gity@f NpOyiednt BE
memhed that the 30h Juy 1883 before uudergned
lice Of the Peace in and for the CITY sresa personally appeared
Charles Nanon Secretary The Crescent Insurance
pany Of Newoeans who being duly
pose aud ta the above sud rue
Transcript from the Books Of the said Company.
c. J. MANS0Nl, Secretary.
Sworn to and signed before this day Of july 1883,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice OF the Peace,
Parish siOrssns
The Board Trustees pay M interest Of six per
cent in cash the certificates Prod for the 1880
1852 thu holders thereof legal on and after
the Eighth day of August, pro4imo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend Thryfve per
cent The net canned Premiums Company fer the year onng
the Twelfth day of July 1858 certificates will be issued on
and after the % Monday In September next.
TIioS. A. ADAMS, President
MOSES GREENw WOOD Vice President
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nR ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would
cens this ey and its vicinity that b.,
sill hs line entrusted 70 his care d.
fores mis- long experience Veterinary Surgeon
sAe the patronage having devoted several to ME
and for the last eight yearstu hs,
The Doctor u ound at bis Sta en-
STREET ~ Several ant
nIJ,sGy AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oct25 "
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pLAs1 Frs,
shcrmsn'Spoor Mans
AllebaA oor Mans
aIlebags diaRuHbefbaot
The lmpro, ed Poor Mama
Jew Diyid's or Hebrew,
peier'a Vegetable,
lRnHpp'E lad .ar,
wh'te's Machine spread slfstge
eniny,
Whiting 'sStrsngthDntHg,
Kidd'B Imperial,
LiNiSENTs,
] butler's Bone and Fever,
9grtIne'a Lotion, ~
. Dasie'E Horse,
Hunt's, Hayes, ScjanB', H0Nut
TOOTH PAsTEs,
Shrnmanis COMPOUND Orris Toelh
IThompson's Afnniatir Tooth,
Iones'a ToOtharhe.
LUZENGE5. .
ISherman'e Cough, Worm ClmHho
Cbing'a WON,
Waiar'o Ccngh
QRIDrh
HplQElQp ASotns re-,
parmAn's TbOthArhe,l
WilliAma's To. ,Aacbe.l
MIsCELI,ANEOuss
Thorn's Extract,
Wtnar's Afrznum Extract,
Carter's Spanish N'Itura
Mothers Rsltei,
Mrs. Kiider's Cordial,
Iyaughn'a Ditboutriptc,
IOsg,5d'a Indian Ch1I1eogue,
IHaIssy's Forest Wine,
isIrs. Hayei4 iAis1t'ry Cofiia't
lCrllsn' Female Specific,
ICullen'alnlisn Vegetable Rcms
Rowand's hlngic LOTION,
Yrliib Army 1uciGTr.
Dsyis'a p.puraIye Fiiraet
Jaync'a Alternative,
JGync's Hair Dye,
Iaync's Carninspve,
Rowand's Csrmiantive,
Balm Colombia,
/ UphAm's Pile ElecmGr,
ionss'. Chemical SOAP,
Cumpt0n's Balum,
lThompson'a EyJ Water
Ms. Hayes Gye Wsiar.
Perry DGyis'd Pain hilleI-
Ioues's Hair ston ye
ioneais Lily white,
Bssls Hair Res'Otiii71
ISods Powder, CJiug0es
deon fun,
Cifrssgian Balm,
Balm Of Giiead,
Row Hair Curling fiuiat
. Is q
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r. for the round
Fare between Baltimore and Relay House 80 cts
Tickets ior round trip procured entering the
as the
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Baltimore for Washington NJ and A. No. $3.50 =.
aud
On Sundays at AIS A. and 6.lOP ".
Leave Washing on sundays At N. and r 81.
tn first md fourth the second sni fourth
trains rom Washington, will be- Express Mail stopping
Nsshirso Junction and Annapolis Junction. By order
I'VE 3m ]. r ENGLAND, A.lrx
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LEGAL ADV REFRESHMENTS
CONSTARLE,S SALE

JUNSTABLE7S SALE
SEcoNn tarETi iP MURPHY AIS IS, SrIIOON E
PAElsH OF 0RLRANs. HI PATSALAGA, Captain RAY AND
bNN Elts Nos, 1880, II VII 1888,
Rl VIRTUE of three writs Of feri faeias to
- tretp Boy the Honorable Joue Second Ja.iIrs
ae telg IN and zoe ile pas o. o. lave
ros"s-eh ihe 81 ut PAtSALAGA auI Will proceed
sad schooner on SATURDAY, a 1853 al t hour Of II
M, gt Banks Ara ie. o. The A gavsl bidder.
Terms Hui conditions OF sau--tash tle
jy43 gro. r. PEARSON, Constable
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Compar

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF OHLEASs City N New Orleans
Be that the 18th Of January 1883 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace
ally appeared Aerande, Brsthe President Wheeler
Secretary Of the Home Mutual Company
being daily according lspose above
seeonntsae just AM and
company A. BROTHER President,
JlsTs H. WHxELrn Secretary.
Sworn and subarbed
c. V. J0NTF, Second Justice . the Pegoe
Of the Parish Of Orleans.
a The Board OF Trustees have
per cent ths earned ending
December 81 sSfor which certificates will
the LIST Of March
Ire company continues TO the
and oss damage by Fire. premium ooe
Camp street. ALEXANDEB BROTHER, President,
4 pr.st4
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u,Ilf.
nuYS
,,,,.x-..,, lis. p,,n,,;,.
Ghlcknef'ssugM'ooAted ruis'''''
ran . lilsi
sionAi 8 LIE y.,
WHY nts thaihu 'ose'To y,
bi"uutetn't s"gs'Ao'H Su'N'''N'
hortl,eh 2 iiySrlhn,
Lees lSs" bondon'
S''per r.
a 1,,, ,, ,,-.
w s'Afi e, e .l'i I, Ir.s
hlpoafn AhIl.b'ilous amy
S,"hyne, = ShnAi''ei
iipff!cN . snEar- 'oated, 49,
ohpp,h su3iu I rover anu hek4'
1''el > haeuillhl',
VfAr : ei,o,,-, 80,
ence,rs ErgetA' ie'
Winor'a Chamomle,
fetaian,
hiicbasls Health
hllehasm age,
EyIns' 7 aaIiionllie'
Vandi,t's Ann ny, bilious
ingoluuy "ei
Jayne's Aguv,
Halsey's told, -
CuO1H NtmEpiEb'
shetmah ? nalhHhit
buehan's hnnghiisn'
D.. payis,s Wild Cherry and ilri
" iner EleeampHne.
" letar's hNlsnin,
Thompsou's Tar and Nspthe,
yayue's EIpectorEnt,
Duncan s Erptctora nt1
barthol onew q rskHt9Iahh
Balley's syrup MnNthesffy,
Swayne's syrup =" "a therfy'
sehnech 3 fullnuuic - tgpi
New England Fnlmonic oyruf
Tay loT's Balsam Liyef WORT
EIfIEhs,
honat' 9 Fhisnii, ~,
ttiobard'r VIA thsfty,
"o9d'f =" "a tlettyi
blhEg'a A5einAtie'
hSrffk'S'
a a a = y
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RROUGHT to the First District Police o.
n D pts0u- 80
LAME, u1ao inches high 50 ve4r, old ga,sfn
be bslangs a. Mrs, EdSanl B-fl,s. NJ
NlLLIAN black, 10
he SgleHE-t - r po,ney
belongs 10 N butt
ALFRED ma'to,s feet ~ insBes high % yesrs DID, say be
Uvanss To Nh, Williams Wallace
Tie owners viii please comply wh the respecting s+m
NewOteans, July 90. ls53. .ig3I issSas
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,iSe g9rthy AND vell-zncs -,l.-z
ys'rs Z o,feetsi of the Public sahreis,,
nor aud responsibility. ''''7b


fAiLAnnPHIA, Septem1 10. Is
wa attacked with a. sts h., -
mon remedies, such Is ps.F.+.,iri,.. r,T-=
" Dnyis's Compound Svruf 49,
r." doses, and thrre-lulrihsoi ~ -
; "hois trOah.si with habituD, a,r. /, !
4uliisHni psregorir, has 1een h. Kim -
taking it. '''' 'aii 70
THOMAS hiLLAR, a Races;ree!fg
:, ON sp- ,slehsrAl Agents for the 5on5R
=. ~ ''hRrtres Nssslrlt.,,,s ~
whcrs All orders rsnst be tirss.sd.
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nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATHAIRON accident having little faith in such thugs but
Hair consider Of much service, that take
psauT. making the benefit teen
bald Tor eight years.
Yours etc. ]. CANIPBELL, Rochester, N. Y.
ts- Sold by JARVIS WO0DMAN, OF Common and Msga
ynps New NH
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. t-t-lEA 1Epttbt, Thomson str,..
sdoois below Sehly kill S Ith. souts sI1s

bty OF ne rrraT u thH city who has been d with ,r
W dssan b lod siyyIa yaIs which proc II
wild rrrv c9agh * The use Of Dr. DAVIES Con5po ,tn ~
taking ths anu iat, but his grras saFia to mn ~ ~
II 6sr.t, ieaens, that the tedious at ciia W =
.een several years since he las ceased
AbltA Of t' bladder entirely
bs VI nsah lhhn before hr vii n cOIt-s, ,
i'ns ana fenpyatlns elect Of liable uif,r. "
aha bt ' ane 10 inflammation Of te ktiueys ~,
.u"s4rl me- 7ops trenur8 etc. To "
lhbls vtIl he
jrsqnei.iy relec tb" a ul g3lyeilstd Nifiae IT.
j., we arg acquainted With The gentleman to tyt,,
Asgsane.l esp ela'ie tnanlcr ust.-kr l.
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NEW GRENADA WEST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA, VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH
WALES AND CIINA-Closes the 9th and 2lst OF
each month, at PM Arrives about the 10th
and 25th
America, ria Panama is as follows:
p.%; '''.'''''''.''' SO cents on letters sent
CHI; " " - % cents on letters received.
Mas nuaroao 90 cents on letters sent.
Wv " - " 90 cents on letters received.
~ 90 cents on letters sent
'e" 90 cents letters received
ou.,-.nnors | cents when sent
w "s"'paP''''' : cents when received.
n The Postage to Aspinwa and Panama direct is 10
cents single rate, and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia Van Dfemans Land
and China, (va San Francisco) is each single let
ter, 8 cents, payable in advance
~ The snge letter rate to California and Oregon is
cents pre- paid, or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers
ETC., ETC., the domestic rates apply.
SCHEDULE OF PoSTAGEs.
The following the Rates of Postage since the first of
July, 1851
LETTER POSTAGE by half ounce or under, between
places within the United States:
Prepaid. unpaii
5000 miles or under. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc SC
over yD0O miles .......-............,.... tic lOc
Drop Letters One cent each instead of two cents
Advertised Letters. as formerly.
WHEN DELIVERED
Each letter received by mail &c additional
Eacn unnp letter 10.
nacn CITY letter ........''....-.+.-+.'.lc . 90
Each circular or handful .............. lie. do.
Each newspaper or magazine. ......., ne do
W. q KENDALL, Postmaster
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From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo and
Railroad BY eithe. route .f5 0
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo, Rail
road 70 Albany and Hudson steamer to New YORK
From Cir cnna Boston via Lake Buffalo and Nav
York City and Now York Railroad. 10 O
From Cincinnati 70 Boston via Lake Buffalo Albany
ana "esn Alfoads Is 0
Al additional charge OF so via Nnga on the above
| rnntpK
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n.
TLearce q Wild Cherry and Tar IND be b, 4llua6s
hnr Ebe .cQu3derabg Grar5e. lHgs
iLs you nave forwarded AMI woli fsa1ol 4. .sFs o, S
another supply tie oslz par 4 w - opsn
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- - GNlO7E1 :
nlAlhsas GoLliNa tosfI: lbsja rftrn yo7 t
"sa atleted igf twenty 5eaTsNt aviolans
so mat could hardly ei bish Co IL atr1Js5 rs
enAelh4on and other decided syHtts q consumption
several eminent physcRuu, and took OF
any telel Whatever sael 20 try r. Davis Cof NJ -
o. VIZ Iherfy and la which took two bottes,
vved me Of my conpialni1j therefore will
mend II 10 all Who are IA Ike manner ed, a.
g.
q, ohs..--t-,,,,,.. jJllN Tf4SEg,
Murphy, merchant Of Milford ao kho Air a. w.
euIis'sn u q ai5 eaae NJ y sn ygeaTs AZ '
bR DAVE sSYRurOF NIpCa ,spTaR.-Tia g,,,.
nsgt weid ioi WORD &c Wa7tt liron the lps ST.,
resist such evidenced 'A' 'hi . .lvf,l a
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SIEw ADVERTISEMENT every body
READ III.
NO. /.
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fl5 90
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10 90
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17
From The New York rrIbune.


In The Worlds temperance Conpeniion ysster.
day morning, 7th, after repeated Ofhrmations by
q large majority Of the decision of the President
that Antoinette l.. Brown, u regularly chosen
delegate to that body, had the same right to
speak as any other delegate, the minority 1--WE
grieve 10 say, IN good part clerica) refused to
be governed by the decision Of the President
and the majority, and persisted in suppressing
the right Of speech by Kisses, yells and other
unseenly noises, BETTING less respectable row.
dies than those who usually find their way into
q Temperance Convention. As they would not
come to order, the hail was finally cleared in
order that none but delegates should DO re.admit-
ted on its floor, and while part Of the dele.
gates were shut out, q resolve was passed by
the minority, who first gained re-odmittanoe,
which is intended to silence the voice of women
in tho convention hencelorth. Whether il will
have the desired effect remains 10 be seen, At
sll events the morning session was wasted in
lpersevering efforts TO suppress q womOn's re.
marks, which would probably have been finish.
cd in ten minutes il the majority had been civil
enough to respect her rights.
The outrage thus initiated in the morning at
the Metropolitan was Rttingly carried onward
! in the Tabernacle at evening. There the
women who had hired and paid for the house,
and the great body Of the largo audience who
had paid for admission on purpose TO hear them,
were continually interrupted by the ceilings,
thumpingS and hootingS Of gang Of low bulles,
fresh from the grog.shops and gambling-dens of
our city, and from their acquaintance with the
most wretched outoasts and scandals of the gen.
tier sex presuming TO decide on the sphere and
capacities of all women, and to silence in their
own house such heroic and lofty champions Of
their sex as Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone and
Antoinetto l., Brown, while pleading ror the
emancipation of Woman from the bondage Of
unjust and crushing laws which she had no
voice in enacting, The Right to Vote being de-
MED her, she has no access to the public ear but
through the Right to Speak; and this was wrest-
ed from her last evening by things in human
shape (and in regular finale costume F" too, Mr.,
ChNmbersl) who can have no mothers but such
as it were a mutual shame to Ooknow ledge
The meeting, however, amid incessOnt inter.
ruptions and OnnoyOnces, dragged on till about
the designated hour of adjournment, when the
Convention dissolved; but National Women's
Rights Convention was announced from the
platform, to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, on the
9th and 9th Of next month,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17
ACCIDENTS

As tho steamer Bay State was upon her pas
sage yesterday morning from Fall River to this
city, she met with very unfortunate and most
unforeseen accident of Black Rock, near Bridge.
port, by which ten Of her passengers were very
severely soolded. About halr-paSt three o'clock
her crank-pin broke suddenly, and the walking
beam falling upon the engine knocked the cap
of the cylinder, and thus caused q tremendous
rush Of steam. The passengers jumped out Of
bed, and some inoautiouSly opened their state
room doors, and thus received extensive injuries;
others orept through the windows and escaped
lunhurt, Capt. Browne, of the Bay State, had
signal rockets Of distress burned, which brough,
Captain Williams, Of the steamboat Connecticut
from Norwich 10 his aid. The passengers
reached this city in the latter boat, when it was
found that the above number were more or less
soOlded. Four young ladies named DeWOlre
two OF whom expired in the afternoon, were Ia.
ken to the City Hospital. Maria died at three
o'clock and her sister Charlotte, about half past
five. They were from Chicago, Ill. The pas.
sengers, by resolution, acquitted the officers oil
the Bay State OF all blame, See the detailed
account Of the catastrophe elsewhere,
Last Wednesday evening train Of empty
cars proceeded to the junction Of the George,
town and Nswburyport railroads, for the pur,
pose Of taking up picnic party. Shortly after
stopping the locomotive exploded, killing Mr.
lSpoAord, the fireman, and blowing his mutilatet
remains one hundred and fifty rods. The eng
neer, having Just stepped off the locomotive, es
capped without injury. Fortunately none Of III,
pleasure seekers had got into the oars, otherwis,
the loss Of life would doubtless have been YER,
Igreat.-[N, Y, Herald.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

them, I do believe they viii succeed"
So they did. So may others By the same
means. l married them, and a. shook hands
with Mr.. Ellihg, At parting, he left two coins
in my hand, with the simple remark that there
was another two.penny marriage Zee, IWNin
hope that Il might have been couple Of dOllArS
this time, but I said nothing, and we parted with
a mutual God bless you. When ! went W
stairs tossed the coins into my wifO's lap, with
the remark, 1.-TWO pennies again, my dear"
1.-TWO pennies Why, husband, they are %.
ples--reSl golden eagles. What deal Of ssOd
they will do, What blessings have followed
that act"
"And will follow the present, 10 the pledge is
faithfully kept. Truly this IL = good result OF
Two.Penny MOrrriage."-[N. Y, Tribune,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17
The MenageriS,

The displays made in town the other day by
che great MonOgerie and its Odjuncts, gave us
much food for contemplation upon the way in
which an original genius, like Barnum, diiruses
his spirit abroad and has it caught up by mul.
tltude Of limitations and counterreits. There
was not only the big concern, but crowd of lit
tie ones about it, like cluster of satellites about
their primary. In fact, it might very we'll rep
resent tho solar system, there being about MS
many side shows as planets, and all in most bu-
sy and successful operation. Writers differ in
their definition of genius; but genius is a thing
that sets definitions at defancei and we do main
tain that Barnum is genius. Any one who
can start up great original idea and send it dri'
wing in successful career through the whole
frame Of society, drawing after it throng Of
kindred results, is genius. The genius Of
Barnum, (suGh as it ISL is felt through the
world and makes the civilized and savage equal
ly to stare, And whenever Barnum's name APP
pears, there always appears an attractive bill ant
thither throng crowds Of BGrnumiscd subjects
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

o. Hinton, the reputcd Mail Robber, was ar
rested at Los Angeles, California, on the 25th
July last, and has been committed TO prison to
await warrant for his removal to Ohio, for
trial.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

II Gen. SHIELDS of Illinois has so far re.
covered as to be able to be removed to the resi-
dsnce Of his friend George L. Neuhoa, near
Bellyille. His disease is the bilious fever.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

IL Mr.. LOLgwOrth of Cincinnati is greatly
extending his operation in the culture of grapes
and the manufacture Of wines, SC.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

~ Joel W. MOseley, of oquOwkO, ILL.,, was
killed yesterday week, BY the accidental dis
charge Of his own gun.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17
TO ALASRA.

That "Demerius," the silversmith, and those
who made shrines for the goddess Diana should
oppose the apostle Paul is quite natural-what.
ever might be the real merits Of the question
they supposed their bread and butter was at stake
perhaps it was. In the same manner the
whiskey-makerS, dram-sellers and gentlemen
tipplers oppose any law which tends to dimin.
ish the sale and use Of liquor and the mSnytdc-
ture Of drtmkdrds, TAcir vocation is in danger.
cannot say that is more unnatural in them,
than the same conduct was in Dsmerius. The
motives are the same, and may have even some
respect for those who seem TO DO acting in self.
defence. But not so for those who advocate
heir cause, without having any personal inter.
est in the profits in destroying the human intel
loct, and dsbasing the human character. What
can they object to being treated as the vollntssI
attorneys Of crime and viOe--iF they value goot
reputation, let them remember that ga man i,
known by the company he keeps"
A CITIZEN.
Mr., CLEGENs;-I would pay no attention "a
such pieces as "AlaskS" and others that contain
IOV flung slORg-they can't meet the argument
fairly, Cor the best reason in the world; they
are defending VsSk Causs-they feel it il
nsarly gone with them-thererOre feel dssber,
etc, Stand erect, my dear sir, in the cause o.
truth aud temperance. You are in q glorious
sGuSO and il will triumph, CITIZEN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17

w. The Supreme Court Of California has de.
cided that the property in metals is in that State,
and not the United States.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-17
To Advertisers.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-ThI

next regular meeting Of the Honaibal City
Liquor LaW Reform association will be held
in the Christian Church next Tuesday
Evening, 10Th inst, Rev. Mr.. Phillips will
address the meeting, The public generally
are invited 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

q state OF Penn ylvAnia against ths Wheeling and
Wslm, NJ Brcee Company aud others motion was ds-
missed +, W want OF prosecution
In ExecL tive session day the Senate received ss-
postm,s stere 1t was referred.
Senator Clay has arrived ard viii take his seat to-
morrow. -
The Union don't IKE the election Of Beverley Tucker
as printer to the g. ,nate and says-swe have no rea
SON to believe that tn democratic Senator's who united
with wh and abolition ss to defeat General Armstrong
actuatsd by psrsonaa opposition to him nor hav.
objection to the editor of the Untm We are forced
to regard the course Al dictated BY political
tration has been CONSTANT earsest. and jealous We
attribute it to other motive opposon to- the
policy Of the standardization. Having heretofore sus
tanned that policy against all assEuts whether frara
whgs abolitionists factious democrats shs nei
ther abate zeal modify energies unF present
circumstances We know that the President stands i'm
movably upon his policy and will not be- driven from the
faithful execution Of 1t by any combination coalition
that may be formed, however formidable it may seem
TO BE-,