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DeBow's Industrial Resources.

We are indebted to the author for o. Ill of thus work
handsomely printed and bound and now completed in
facts and figures up to the first OF January 1858 The
three volumes embrace about $500 a closely printed
pages upon the commerce agriculture manufactures in
terual improvements slave and free labor slavery inst
buttons products ete Of the South ether with stor.
cal and statistical sketches of the different States and
cities of the Union, statistics tho ned states com
merce and manufactures from The cigest periods com
pared with other leading powers the results OF the differ
ent census returns since 1890 The returns Of the cen
sus Of ls5o population, agriculture and general in.
dnstry
Nothing that We can say would be likely have more
weight than the following notice of Mr. DeBows labors
which appears in the January number Of IIunts Mer-
chants Magazine certainly Of the highest commercial
authorities in the world
This is altogether the mpor nj book on the In
iuSiral Interests Of the country which has issued
from the American press important Lgt only To the qope
z me southern Western States, citing which
rich 10 details bat equally i'm ortsnt whatever citizen
IA other sections dtsirous to become acquainted with the
uaalc0,able nohe6 Of this portion az common eUuG
Try The work Is prepared with great labor rpzeareh
act Only On pant OF the compiler bat many intelligent
eo-operaor IN various parts Of the south, aud its con
tents nave been prepared orsiuay " compiled or col
ected extracted from every source where Industry and
determination could obtain materials # value for such a
Important pooheatlon But aitheug h 50 varied
lenstye and so important may be contents II these
volumes respecting the industrial Of portion
~ our uhtry, yet they entitled high connguia-
ton another ground They furns the frst 4vsttuie
attempt which has been made to gather and systematic
within the compass Of two or three v lanes The
cal resources OF half che United States The manner in
Nhtuh the work has been prepared issued from the
press reflects high credit upon The M gomez disccret
and accomplishments Of its author while it can scarcely
fail Go meet With very general and complimentary com
me ud,ion fer is fullnes accuracy aud oompeteuess
upon al the subjects Of which il 7 reference e.
rs t- i conprohensiveness Of de- Ill viii be apparent
ana Some inception be obtained nv reader Of the
aln5 labor and length of time required in the pro-
auetlou ii these volumes
The for sale az tho office If tba Hvi,v, Nfr
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simpsons,

simpsons,
5O CANAL STREET. 80
THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IMMENSE REDUCTION
out, previous receiving Spring stock variety
1T CANNOT BE EXCELLED,
comprising all descriptions DRY GOODS the fabrics
to the richest designs imported goods which will
VIE WITH ANY IN NEW ORLEANS
for beauty and fashion, the great advantage being
MUCH LOWER IN PRICE
thaa the styles wilt be offered III
ANY OTHER EsTAB LIsHMEN
LADIES
can now procure
DE LANES,
cAsHMEREs,
NERISoEs.
MANTILLAs
PARAsoLs
EMBRoIDERiEs.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, Ere ETC,
LOWER THAN EVER
~ FULLY TWENTY rFR CENT; WHILE
PLANTERS
Ill their bills through with HOUSEKEEPING ANcY
aswsllHa
" E q r O G O q DS,
GREAT SAVING
on the regular prices at other houses.
ERCHANTS
Wishing prices buying CASH
HOUSE and regular CREDIT HOUSE,
anime the price Of
PRINTS AND DOMESTICS,
we'll
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IN the NsttunaI Etrf.

NlCGsHu re. January =,
hefollowns steamboats, have passed here since last
evening bound for New0rleaus
The Lexington at O'Clock this morning the Dove at
o'clookand The Equinox at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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We authorized % announce ROBERT 81 kGARSEY 10 54a
bats for Tie jCoSEsfIiP # Tie FIFTH DISTRICT COURT u New
Orleans. #tr5l n
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a-FOR JuDGEoF THE Firru DlsTRIrr CorRr
We authorized aru9a7sa EbW ARD BOND ST. ga1ists ~
d. Juo5EsiLf ai te FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Na4 d.
ea4s. .,-.t %
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Steamers Movements.

The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the Sd and the
Arctic on the morning Of the 5th inst. The Bremen
steamer Hermann which had left Cowes for NewYork put
into Southampton on tn It'll inst badly damaged
Ship Burned at Sea-Great Loss of Life
The ship St. George, from Liverpool, bound for New
York oiled with omigrants took fire at while terri
bic storm raging the 9th December and ftyone
the passengers persisted The remainder rescued
by the ship Orlando, from Mobile and taken to Havre
The Orlando suffered considerable damage in the storm
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
fp tbs Southern Liar.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.


NrwYosk. January p.
The stock Of Cotton Liverpool Friday evening the
h inst was $4,000 bales IA bluuder of the telegraph
previous despatch made the stock 100000 bales Eds
Breadstufs Of all descriptions have slightly declined
Flour is I'd q barrel lower and corn has giveL way Cd
;,n
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We have been favored with a cali by P Bradburn.
ne energetic editor and Proprietor a. che Southern sen
DEL published at plsquemiue IbsryiBe psrish The
'He Is one Of the best conducted ara widely circulated
papers ia The interior Of the State ana IL advantages i
AZ Advertising medium are valuable
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Steamers from NeworIeans.

The report Of the death by drowning Ct Head the hus
band Of Lola Mouez proves by later advcs to have beer
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NEwYoRE, January q.
The steamships Cherokee and Ben Franklin, from New
orleans arrived here this friday morning.
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Married


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6FY h I '5 Nm .I. 90
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1ass- To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per-
aud fertus eraar are r II ore
teh passing notice. tar Particulars bis saarlt On rsr,
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Address % REs }. d WAlkEH-p shall publish the
eloquent and striking address q gentleman before
the Biois Society in to-morrows Gre sat- Those wishing
extra copies Of the paper will leave er orders at our
counter to-day
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Clothing Clothing.
NORRIS 6 WAY,
CL0THIERs,
~ R.ud a.pseuay s attention Of s rqlr b,lf las
WINTER CLOTHING

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing ~, IS article 4gpatsl lga to ggaaau'. ward
robe. NORRIS WAY
Iap4g 20 taIar cav lll.s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
VNm tho ritrIloIi Ice, p.es,.

trNl NhN lAl'fIvlu rCN laOss.
Ml,rUR EnrrRS for the last or 2 months
my mndc has bin on the rack mlknup Speech
10 give you're lIonnyNa ami Napcls ralcrelc
proioc hale cu)umhy IN our lcicSlatrr mex win.
ter, eli sAud be ELECTED, s sposc / will of.
course, but | toyli mi penn in hand at this
thyme IN let II no That wee have kuucloodcd up
hear in kwinSy tn let YOU have IRE rhsde, Fur
Mister Bu>huci has bin ccst \ maid Armiui-
ments Tor blllln ourn, as sumo as the pecpcl IN
kwiuSey and u long the rout vii rern>h the
muucy, lhtS arrangement Of having ourne bit
and lclin you bid youruo Has tain crate bur.
din Of NV my back, as the Rcperscuitv OF Old
odrms. this thing Of maxim up a speech agin
your rode had somo pretty hard piats in ii; |
mo as well aenolrj the ksrl now the thmgis set
told.
In Tho LIST place Il hay some 20 or - AIylcs
the advantage in pint OF diStcus, ccslng the tray
ling public 10000 pUr.annum les to travvcl urc
rode, but then wee had that 0WI fixed in the
hurst place cyry man could a Ccrde to pay Il lit
tai cNiry IN git sight at owr Sity and our gals
tor wee huV lots on en- promcuadcmg the streets
that don't char notuln IA be looked al. And
then we Ind maps that >hoGG our rode not so
Nvri mulch owt oil the Wa aImran,
but n goodrcl harjr job yet was Ia Shn that
the l>hu was hitwcno iannuhbullc & Owujnsy.
and that pykc county hadn't no hand in il. this
u Euo was en- importent eyclim, rorevcry boldly
Nose pyko countey has as mulch wright to a
rayhhoad as kwiuSey; but wee alwaycs intend.
cd to kcpo haunubul between the I.cgteslater 50
kunSpikyusly, that the legislator wud eyerluk
NapulS, PERI, Grocgsvil, PuSrccl, Sn Barre, &
all the Farming mtUst Of Pike Ko, and think
nv nothm but hannibcl 4 Kwnscy & Kwmsey
y Uannibel, and wee inteudedtu Sho That han.
niblo wasn't in the united States anihow, and
that the Inhabetens war Barbeuisns, subsistinp
mtrely on Hemp * tobaccer; and iutorduoe Mr.
Cass'S resomshun tn suspend diplomatic relay.
Shons, for, il we opend COmmcrs with EN- tia
wouldn't by Onc OF Owr pork, or Emmy of oul
kern or tatdrs eethcr,
i But the hottest pint TO git over was 10 she
that whyle wee KEEP bao enturprys in Mesoor
! they wud be mognansmus s grant US Konneek
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
NEW STAGE LIME,

We notice with pleasure that very COM
mepdablc enterprise has been set on foot Nv the
citizens Of Hannibal, viz: The establishment o, a
daily line Of stages to run between Hannibal
and Naples, The immense benefits OF such an
arrangement to all concerned need not be emit
meraled, ltwoull open to Northern Missouri
an important and direct route of travel, available
at all seasons Of tho year, Passengers would
not have to depend ON the uncertain state OF RI
yer navigation, either in the summer or in win.
ter Mails, which are new among the things
OF rhancc, would then he transmitted regularly
and with dispatch, This last consideration
alone ought TO seourot the proposed arrangement.
We learn that steps are To be immediately ta-
ken to havol petitions circulated, asking the
Postmaster General 10 establish a daily mail line
from Naples to Hannibal; and that he will do
this at once upon proper representation Of
facts, we do not moment doubt, The citizens
of Pike Co., along the line, are also much inter.
ested, and will, we feel assured, render tho
project every aid in their power-T PiusGeld
Free Press,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05

shun with the suynt Jo. rode. this we intended
10 boo by lying, you know in pushing For
ward these CRATE enterprises wee hNv 10 resort
tu ane MeEhurs wee kin. Owr wurthsy pres.
ydent SGT u, an egs OnpSl when he wus in M
York, u no.
intended to HOytC that ro'myry was in ro-
vur NV our Link, < that polmyry knurold tho
mo- Legcslaylr, wouldn't that Hay seed II up,
oyhl Yoors ..
OF pnNsnn, Ill
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
OF poyson, Ill.,

SrRANor lNrAruAroN, 80 Some ten years ago
there resided in this State, gentleman, his vito
and two interesting daughters, who wero as
much respected e any family in It, blessed
with a competency Of earthly goods and sur.
roundod by hosts Of friends, their happiness
seemed as near perfect Us human beings could eX-
psct TO enjoy, Six years since this family left
here for the South, where the husband and fa-
Their took " drink and two years after became
bankrupt and sOt. Next, the wife and moher
became drunkard, and now we understandable
two girls are inmates Of low brothsl in city
no the Mississippi river, What u commentary
on tho free use Of ardent SpiritS In six yearsu
whole family respectable people were reduced
from Ollluonco 10 the deepest depth OF Degrade
ton, And yet how many eases OF similar ma
turc arc to be met with every day,-[Rich.
Imonl Mail.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
ToNsoRrAL Luxrnv.-Thc Herald says

ToNsoRIAL LuxuRv,-Tho Herald says
the BarberS department in s.. Nicholas
cost over ten thousand dollars Tor the de-
orotons aud furniture, The cups are o,
silver the bruSh.handleS of the same mate.
rial, the chairs Of rosewood, each worth
ono hundred dollars, and the ceiling is rc,-
coed in tho highest style Of art, English
BARRIERS never dreamed OF such mognilieence
Tho walls are lined with looking glass, aud
the whole place is.redolent OF the mos, ira.
grant perfume, This establishment, omp.
ploys at present, twenty -four jowucymcn
BARRIERS, and is considered the most extern.
sivc in the city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
uUGEAH FOR 2EKEL poCsuXngRRY,

The Following letter Is well worth pcrussl.
Tncrc is IL great deal OF sound scu,o in it, cx.
pressed in lonely styles
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05

Mn, NEnsrERH hEMnRY,-- Inc INoW tOrk
Express says n delicate compliment has been
paid to the accomplished lady Of the deceased
Statesman, Ivy some Of his friends in that city.
Wishing to testify their respect for M Web
sDer's memory, and their regard for Mr.. Web.
strr, who is II New York lady, they subscribed
the sum o. twenty-five THOUSAND dollars ns preS-
Cnt They have rendered their liberal Offering
In the form Of I'm elegant residence, handsomely
furnished, or " an investment, subject 10 her
sole control and for her sole benefit Boston
Journal
a Locomotive WITHOUT RAILs.--The Cou.
ricr DIES Flats Unis says: \ Paris Journal gives
un account oI tho invention Of II locomotive DIES.
tined to run on ordinary ro1ds--by NJ. Alex
andre lovoii Yesterday we saw this locomo.
tive, attached to - couple os cars, rolling up the
streets, turning TIE most abrupt corners, and
advancing AMI retiring with the greatest ease.
The locomotive has q ten horse power, is mount.
ed ON four wheels with broad lcllocs The in.
ycnlur seems confident OF success
SiMy passengers arrived vt Springfield on the
Alton cars ON Thur,dhy evening" from st. Louis
and below, ucllctcd through to New York,
Journey Wing,
A lad or girl OF fifteen years or AGE, may be
bought Tor !our yards .. cotton cloth IN the int.
rior of Africa.
Two passenger trains arc now running daily
ON the railroad between indianapolis and l.atay.
.c,tc.
The legislature OF New Yorl, has granted
charter to tho Atlantic and Pacific Railroa,
Company.
/ In 1850, according 90 the census, there wcr,
! 1867 printing offices in the United States.
We have received The following rcturns from
the district across tie river where Claib Fo,
Jackson, (auti-icuton,) aud lipllcy Owing
are the opposing Candidates
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
NEM.YNRK TRInuNE.

nNnE NEW YORK TRIBUNE haNiae c,,r the twelfth
year Of It's existence, the Qh u Arm sgnsIs IT.
entrance into It's teens by ensr Vt ~ Nrets, at
ding tul ono hird to i area, and which viii require
hSnScrh to ray more for the white paper whh print
ed han all We receive from Its satsCritCs Aud, Nmpe
onr income has tecn Though less Nnplo than has been
Sny l0tst our expenditures for the next lSar must b.
larger than our annual income has eyVr yet byCn,
We oN'e taken this important step not whoU, rercare,
out upon ae maUrc consd ration, There thirteen 81 Ne
e9pcS Tribune cshhmeut Nsprvprietors with
nunure ana seventy pcrc directly oyc tho pApercl
To- eu%Scd QUE =, Il, current ncomS- aud A enlargement
alI s,ue $40 COOPER expenses Without
ssr Increasing receipts Yet encounter 81 many eou,
Islu Of tho small typ, too dne prDJ, bad Tor tho SyV &C.
lhat We have resolved risk the enterprise Of mSknc
Gper Wsieh will safety many tho sands WbC have hitherto
s'N Roo amt en- colarc Our subscription aud AdNettsirg
US secure Us inward for cNcrOns IN the FUTURE equal
10 0at"e have Crovel In the past II add OnS.Vurh
Gle good S, We believe may nearly double oiroU
aon aad this though no oreci advantage TO us ScurS
,S'a "a meNS u our Advertising S will leave US nothing
The ScntvCokly Tribune enlarge, to the new sS o.
he v aud We utgN cVuntTy friends who have daily
mall oS think they cannot O nd daily paper 10 give tN'
an cSauHatsn We always study to SOsdease thS largest
ErSbls amount Of useful RUl interesting matter into cur
Weekly yet Il, is physcaly iwpNble that shOei print
thr even one third ~ e'te fcOm H0rOpN Asia Minor
india California, Mexico, CSatrsl AusgISA Ge, &c. Bat all
,ny'e are given in our scmt'wv,tV Their not another
pler Issued in the void which conAiss large amount
mainly original reading ur 81 small aud trust
'nA since postage has beeu rdGc 10 NAeateS theTV
arc tay0Snds 81 cue IgJs who have hitherto leseO H.
way VINO W'I herceor'a take tue SemCweeky, We will
scni spccoSn to any who, without snjSAiog ~ u
''NlSu'g, hail see tt ~ apply tvr ~,
100 Weekly Tribune will likewise 10 enlarged 10 the new
'fe az the Daily in September next the SSe Of It's cur
Nm Volume. II will then M the largest Weekly Afforded H.
NNr 81 per Runum In tue wOr aud ils white pApSr will
cost u.s. nearly OF quite all that lc0vS from It's Cub Sab,
'sytes We shah bcPe 10 make It TNy ty NpprOpslAtuS
SS art tho new space We thus 10 AdVertSeeAts
Mv' tnt such enlargement must cOntn0e keep WITH
Ia t6e narSowSSt limits Il Issued every thursday uOsn-
uG ana contains mos, # the mater Of the Daily With mOrV
nmmay accounts 81 such ErCnts aud POoeSdngs as eaAnO,
6e published in tu We that no WesEy shGl sarpAsS
hlS IN giving full, graphic aud faithful Account OF SAs
Progressing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
IkiantcG !
Al this Office, TWO COMPOSITIONS.

At lnN ONnCci AhO NOhl ONl ONSs
IMroRtAvr ORurR.--Among the proceedings
at the recent session Of tho Board Of Directors
Of the Hannibal aud ST, Joseph Railroad, was
an order for the immediate construction Of an
additional hundred miles of the Road--nrty
miles at each end
c. NJ, McCLuSU & Co., wholesale dealers
in foreign and domestic dry goods, are ncrcos.
ing their facilities, (ulways very extensive rorI
supplying tho demand of the retail trade, They
invite merchants to examine their stool, Of goods,
and we have no doubt, from their cnviublc rcpU-
tntion, that hO who buys once Of them, will be
induced afterwards by his own interest to be-
come regular customer. II other merchants
Of ST. Louis want TO keep the country trade,
they will find It necessary to adopt the plan Of
Messrs, G. M, MeClung 4 Co., by selling
goods as low us they can be delivered from New
York or Boston.
FiCty-Gyo thousand muskcts have been sold
by the French government to the Turkish pow
or, and have been diSpotchedto ConstOn,noplo
French officers have also been sent thilhcr to
drill tho Turkish troops,
1t is said by the ohE CuItivOtor that bucket
or two Of cold water given horse to drink just
bcrCOro riding him, takes from him all DISPOSE.
ton for cOperng, and renders him perfectly
SedOtc.
The GulenO JelersonlOn says every zero Of
Government land along the limo Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, not claimed by the Company,
has been taken up by the spectators and settlers
at So 30 per acre. A few years SINCE it could
not have been given away,
The latest news from Europe presents still
moro threatening aspect Of tho Turkish qucs.
ton, England and France have offered propo-
sails for the settlement of the difficulty. These
proposals it is thought will be rejected and that
then war will ensue, between Russia aud Aus.
iria on one side, and England, France and Tur,
key on tho other. Russia has ordered solcmr
service 10 be celebrated inthc camp 81 Warsaw
"to induce God bless the arms of the 'Orho
doy Faith against the m0dcl,"
WArEpMELoNs begin to make their appear
uncC tolcrably beautifully,
County, AGRICULTURAL SocIErY,-Tho Ma
rion county Agricultural Society met last Mon
day, and resolved to hold Fair October next
This is good movement, by sustaining thi
society and taking an interest in its fairs, III
farmers Of Marion county will greatly odyouc
their own interests,
We understand that motion was recent
made in the Marion County Court to rc.otliu
the county subscription OF $l0000 TO the Han
nibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, The court
holding the subject under advsement
GAs.-It is stated to be a settled fact, III,
any person can light gas burner with the tip {
his finger. The only condition necessary is
stand on board insulated by glass umblCr
and hold a handful Of nails or other iron
the hand opposite to the one which is to touo
tho burner,
The tobacco crop in Kentucky this season, a
we learn from our exchanges in that State, wi
DO an almost entire failure.
The Savannah Republican says that G0orgi
now exports more pine luMber than Maine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05

IN N0ndoIph county, IocESon|S mRiorIIy Tor
Congress, over Linalcy is lS--anl ihc Demo
Gratis carried the Clerk and County Treasurer
by over loo majority Paris Mercury Extra,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
Now Application OF tho Tol0Vraph,

a citizen Of Sacramento is ut present busy IN
portcy,luy hiS arrangements for a new method
TOR the ruuy .yauoc vi intelligence, by which,
instead ol the urcucy ur electricity, the human
voice can he made uudbcu any d,stunoe, With
this peculiar apparatus, IN iuhabitOnt Of san
Francisco can distinctly hear his friend speak
,rom Sacramento, from New York, across
orcaut or wherever line can ho laid down. 1t
has many advantages over the present system,
among the first ur which is the greater CheapnesS
in cost should the wire break, the very place
can ut once hc detected and repaired, and when
successfully applied will doubtless superSede
every other kind OF photographic communication,
immediately on receipt Of letters from Nash'
ington, it will he laid opcnto the public, and its
merits, when fairly tested, will become appa.
rent San Francisco Herald.
Tho following tclrgraphio dispatch is in the
ST. Louis papers Of yesterday;
QrrNcy, August S.--Tho saw mill at L.
Grange collapsed ON Monday last, throwing the
butler 500 feet high ami Iiatouc, Of $50 feet
from the nill, badly ,colliug one person.
Nnvo>r Nj NuuLr ron RussiA.--Thc Ca,y
OF Russia has, through his private secretary
ordered eight blocks of tho Vermont Marble
weighing six tons each. They ARE dcSieucd rcl
the erection OF u monument to ko0lcur, who l.
supposed to have been the originator OF U,
movement for firing Moscow, on the udvncr"G
the French army.
Sincc issuiurr o,,, rnDrr This ,vnrl r,lI o.,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
LINnILN-s MNlNNlrlES.

Lindlcy's majority in Four conticS.",.4l7
In these four counties PIcrccS majority last
INll was No. Lindlry's gum 6O2, 1t is though,
that l.indley is elected, but we have learned
enough 10 wait till we are Tout Of Tie woods"
before we give that as or cliuIon,-- Quincy
Wing,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05

The tobacco crop in Kentucky this season, as
we learn from our exchanges in that State, will
DO an almost entire failure.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05

The Savannah Republican says that Georgia
now exports more pine luMber than Maine.