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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20
J. LONG & BROTHER,

Successors TO ID. LoNG.l
Wholesa Candy House,
ON Hill street, Hannibal, Mo-, (oPPOsiis J. 4.
~ Inslee & co..
Where they keep constantly on hand large assort-
msnt Of CANDIES of their own Manufacture, and q
superior quality 10 any made in the Western country
They hsps 10 retain the patronage Of the Old Deal
su in ihs EstAblishlsAt and slso tc uake hAHy rev
onaB.
?. R-An orders accompanied with a ranittaAes,
viii Be- PanetaAlly attended to.
(lySs2d) J. LONG 4 BROTHER.
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Louis Rolling Mill.
A ND MANUFACTURERS OF IRON IN al iiI
"A various shapes, Sheet Iron and BoleT Plate,
Nails and Spikes from the ore Of the Iroa M0untaia
|hSa Store Nc. I2s Nsrh sossAl street, q. LSuiS,
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

IU9r E:ssiS;SS. = ~SFS 4 Wax SHADs' {" Oouvvu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-20

Of being among the very best reguaIeu "a 80 .,-,
is the Of serious dsquet than any founded on
the abuse Of this power as political agent.
The late decision Of the Court Of Cessation denying
this right thePrefect Of Police, win probably lead to
the re-establishment Of the dark cabinet for though
Of the opinion Of FoUcHE that in every well-or-
ganzed Government the police must know every thing,
do believe that Government organized this is
long sustain itself in this middle Of the nineteenth
century without resorting all possible means lawful
and unlawful for asceranng the intentions of those who
viii be constantly plotting its destruction.
The Court of Assizes of Frbourg Swzerand) has just
sentence upon the persons under and
charged with being concerned in the instruction of ODD
April last Seven individuals have been convicted of
been sentenced to Punishment imprsonment-C
PERRIER the military chief, and the cure DELLEY
thirty years Punishment and JOHN CARRARD, MoRARD
JosEPH and JAMES PERRoup and JOHN MARcHos, this
being their second offence of the Sort four years
reclusion
in Algeria with the most encouraging prospects. 1t
commenced in 1851 VIXEN from five to and half
only planted in 1852 fifty cultivated ;
and this year Qs53) the cultivation is continued upon
seventeen hundred and thirty The hope begins to
be entertained strongly than with regard to
the tobacco culture that the time is not distant when
France if the world viii be relieved from its depen
dance the United States for the necessary supply Of
cotton.
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kqssia mot r. indulge in illusions The Greeks the
much more affection for St. Petersburgh than for Rome
mere Is no nation less inclined be absorbed by Russia
tnan ne Urek and the people have no wish whatever to
sec tner rites remodelled after Sclayonc pat
eeri "hen tue oreeks were struggling for liberty and
political existence they looked on Russia as the yicto
rlous rover which, according to their legends was to
sos 70 her assistance but they rejected the profered
mana as soon as they remarked that was more inclined
70 impose than to remove letters The Modayians WAL
iachans, and Seryans attached to Russia Init
they became esranged on observing that they were des
tined to be absorbed.
The meaning Of the foregoing is that in case If war
with Russia Turkey has little fear from internal dis
turbances This the Porte knows full we'll and il has
given the Powers little trouble keep the Turks from
making the invasion of the principalities casls 5el
The position of the Porte is infinitely more favorable now
than 1t was in 1925 the troops better and the fana
csm of the Mussulmans unusually excited because
they believe 1858 to be critical year for them.
Redschid Pasha is not inclined to submission than
his political rivals but he is that his safest policy
is to do nothing for the moment, the invasion Of the
prncpaties is question in which the other Powers are
quite as much interested Turkey The presence of the
Russians in Moldaya and Waachia is calculated TO pro-
duce bad effect in the other provinces, the burdening
of Christian country with aFge army looks much more
like thirst Of conquest than desire protect the Greek
Christians.
CoNsTAYTISoPLE, july 19.--Prince Ghika the Hospo-
dar Of Modavia acting under Russian influence has in
formed the Divan that he must break off all communica
tons with the Suans Government that he would not for
the future pay any tribute and in short that he renoun
ced his allegiance his late sovereign the Sultan
similar communication is expected from the Hospodar at
Waaohia.
1t that the Porte proposes addressing an al
tmatum to Russia in which, paying due regard
the protaeton and the rights tha SnlsAus Christian
subjects that sovereign declares that IL in spite OF these
repeated assurances the Gar should persist offering
the Porte is resolved accept It, but the RESPONSE
bity Of the consequences which may lie with
Russia. 1t is further asserted that the above document
has been communicated to the Ambassadors of England,
France Prussia and Austria
Orders have been sent to the Hospodars of Modayia
and Wallacha commanding them to quit the prncpal-
ties and retire to the right bank Of the Danube.
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THE EARTHQUAKE AT sHIRAz.

The Caucase publishes letter dated the 14th May from
NJ Fagergren Swedish physician in the service of Per-
sia which gives the following farther details Of the earth
quake at Shiraz the 21st April:
You already know that the town Of Shiraz no longer
exists, having been completely destroyed by earth
quake Up to this time the shocks have not completely
finished and God knows when shall be relieved from
our anxieties.
1t is impossible for describe the horror of the
first Shock which lasted for FIVE minutes All the inhabi
tants asleep, from which they awakened by
noise louder than that Of thunder and of stones
falling into their This at least is what occurred
to My first idea to Hy, and / was fortunate
enough to reach the centre Of the large court with those
who resided in the house, when it fell to the ground
Themmensity of this disaster only visible when day
light appeared On every side the eye could nothing
but heap ofruins blocked up with stones and
dead bodies being carried ters without the walls Of
the town.
1t made the heart bleed to see the limbs of persons
showing themselves from beneath piles of rubbish and
men, women, and children endeayoring withdraw the
muated bodies of their friends and relations from be-
meath the ruins which, in their despair they were tear
ing away with their teeth their hands, and their nails
Out of several thousand Victims the lives Of only very
small number saved. These scenes were repeated
for FIVE days. during which 1t is calculated that twelve
thousand persisted On the fourth day large bands
Of brgands made their appearance and plundered the
unfortunate inhabitants, who without defence and
without asylum of what little they had been able to save
from the ruins.
For three days the delivered up to the piage
Of these brigands whose numbers increased by
report that Begler Bey the Pacha Of Shraz was among
the dead Shocks still felt three four times in
day. and violent that the houses which have
ed former shocks falling to the ground after the
other My life and that of my wife have been saved
bat all that had made since my arrival in this country
is lost purchased house three months ago. which is
now nothing but a heap Of ruins :.
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VIENNA, jury 29.-Thc Och. Deutsehe Post Of to-day
contains letter Of the 18th from Constannopc, which
gives considerable insight into the present state of the
Oriental question. The correspondence opens with the
positive assertion that the Porte is in position to make
far more vigorous defence than is generally believed
and that the Christian subjects Of the Porte in gene
raj any thing but inclined to make cause with the
selfappointed Protector. There is considerable differ
ence Of opinion this last point but facts speak
strongly in favor Of the opinion expressed.
The Russian agents prevented the publication in the
prncpacs of the 6rman in favor Of the Christians and
did ali in their power to moderate the professions Of gra
tude made by the Greek clergy in the other Turkish
provinces The Greeks in Turkey would be but too glad
to throw off the Mohammedan yoke IL theycou hope
perfect independence but until the whole Of Eu
rope lends helping hand towards the formation Of Chris
an empire, they content to remain under the domn
ion OF Turkey because II would be much easier shake
OF the Turks than the Russians
Smyrna paper which Is considered TO be the organ
Of the Greeks gives the general opinion when it advises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

~ Mechanics Institute, "a 30 very Resalr
rssy oeerrs 7. 9coek THIS - III ~ - IA s''
a. New-York Vegetarian -oe'"ty.- Eegaisr moo.lly
.sstGr Ms T.eaday EVENING a. gccs a. tne " Ser IRE
o'e NO Is la shgs - Aoorsss y 10 CLDbB 81 d oe9e'.i
Feeand Discussion and adnss4 u new inr paDc arc
nvted eno t4te part 80. bVi ~ nse zee
rsy- shirt.-ewers' Tnion.-TJ sTRANGERS -Sssu4cs
eonIg iI'o DC cry can sry "a esn OF 2e 1919 " '
q combined labor tis depart IT, oy e1-ns No ~
Bheotsrs;.
The Ilih a. &c PEI a. ~ end ontlnuns On
Chsrc1 The snoace psf'on-ke - irsad ADD me
generally respectful y s3iced me werner Prove ea-
syor,b. On the th che fsH viii - pea Oh tue H' P' J
bOvbg
~ Opening Of The Campaign -tlne Rsliy for Is%2er-
anos ~ Is EHESING ~ me ALA 5sI Sne1,n 'n
~ .VT0E Of yrrris and d.. JACOB MILLER Of tn iAh
Ward, b. on mn m ne Legs ~. ION - 6 -
the she cysis Palace, oessins Gown Gene 1
that they may al b. removed before the "oas
Temperance CouyeDron
~ ~ Nicholas Binding Associn donTs member are
no,tsd rat the NJ fsas5sf =, a 3ek Das NV bs
a., fv.ps III week until Thursday Office No Is Daane
Chatham s'rt suds where vi gART Is%
r Nodre.-A Meeting Of New Yer practical Hoae
PnteIs viii 10 lyD Bo~sy Nh tary Hal o. TUESDAY
AugDr 1t OctcS d. The faee 10 general are hvte - a.
tsfd A. busnoss Of posnoe vii b. brought 5o'e The n-enz
~ THOs SUNDERLAND, Pf,silsnt. Z
JosrfH BocrRs Secretary.
~ ButIer a. miller and &. X. uiIier. General Asea's
n ' s,nS,,sv F-soEn fndgs LOTS easy OF
"a l,snsd for q Free Tickets By Rafoad
be fbuised to person wishing 10 WISH s property 1J o0y n
week.
~ 20. of o. r. Commercial lodge, NO 67,Llhs
onsssd 10 on TUESDAY EVENING ne 9h ms he req lar
p OF ueeuIg when business Of the ' important nature ~ ihe
interests Of 'ne Lodge viii Dc j T. woRRELL N @
~ Old Newspapers tor -ale sc ''' Otea fnee % eent
Dc LuLr ed ingafe ~ ftcff
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tjcrsrs 10 Cst.

r OFT and STEAM POWER TO LET-rbe upper
IL story 80 2 ard a Rr.nkor contains ahoai
80 w assssle RON io lsrGe San-s mat requires
P''' -s- CHARLES JENKINS, o. the prsals-s
I OFFS 70 LET-Three stories I'D, 81 aud 4th) Of
IL The Building 80 6f E AgI' ssRRSSf4sR No.
OFFICE to LET-Hslf OF a very pleasant light OF
" &c. newly Tsrersd parte AID arpetsd CouOu wss &c L.
stsirs, i've toors from Broadway
DOOM 70 LET-With steam power-ODe afge
room b 70 sst Et'sd Also .eTsrs Ea4.f fp9. "a
ms < iABER corner Of Greenwich ard Beaehats
CTEAM POWER 70 LET-The whole or a par, Of
- ~ no sey bres Factor Al LlLa.etnPs y "tA = a,
~ 81 wei n 80 Po...-o, eso - had ~ ed..relv Tins
Ha.dsfst. Appy Al EhrasethpOr. SJ,D AsABAA
STORR in BROADWAY-To LEI, rhe first floor and
- s.'s q No " one Szsar I'm g. az; g. sss %
ITO LEASE-A large Building. few doors west Of
Bo.ewsy he nelsso'hooe Of a. ne n.g lots sta2ee o
ITO LITTLE whole or principal part Of fret class
House fnihe6n tie best manner atsr the model Of ths o sp
Gso Tor a.. sne s-.y new II hOas, ~ se .ots
t.ssn lnqse No 81 Av-nus or A. 10 ose Of tns os2e
ITO LET-Hslf Of House No 20 West 334st., stu
sc betwe-n Brosd~sy ald Frh ~, furnished Win sets
gas Bro~s7 t'a Frsy 7-I,i az 81;
S....a st Garner Il sprse, - st.irs
ITO LET-Tbe Dew brick building q Mechanic Shops,
-. IS 'se n zoe -h nsd. E9s'ssoH Apply . z H
BROWN, Nc. u " s[st- from 70 ZF D.
ITO LET in WILLIAMsBURGH-A three story
and basement geuse No "a South seeooa, With EIse snts
-. - b. - Iber .rS Vifh .. n>dsrn proyenens.
r-- = - - a. II VIM PEASE No u South Taifr IT
= sl the Is-ou lloa Work oee, 30 q coTlea Of
Chsny, New fcrt.
ITO LET-A large vel lighted store-one of the
te.s stor. ths ely fr .nsst Kind Of s..Aes Ia
,r-,. 81 ! BOYCE No. ia Chsfhan-t
>INO KENT-ThOse hne large, airy capaciOQs and we'll
Hshed seso5d eoor Of the bsdns fs HAps
ssrs Immediately Apply Hanover Bsrk
y a Ses Of he Ohio If AID Trzsr CoDpAJ
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CEcIRE . PLEASANT HOME on EASY TERMS

- Il
IAF1ScESiLf so,e s%s 30: s Boo.
o.abenbet - dollars per Lot p1Jsos Ia ~ssa OF '"AS 10
IL. syo' ed beauty .sd gos-s-. sd.se.ss' 'gs
Lrs rrd RIod u the village tbs ee
20 n The sse y nesn Of ~1 pe,soo. e.n Isaeh sesrss
70 a hour times o. he day lhste are also Two inss Of
Ill i Of cisresc peculiarly sAsptsd Jlns purposes
we'll r rdsn iurpos It has s'o tho advantage Of an .baa-
IL b. sasa, TO dweI on Of ,h. .ny
visiting TIE sfd'w ad e a. Ssee e2n.ine o. -
5 s's .i5 S' s. rsI % sSy 70 '' '
NJ. Wi cree. kgusss On the premises u
ins two o's The proprietor IA dsnao sa 90 ~ ~
:, s sa, s's 'S sr s, % q, ~s nay
n1sa nh h;s .s 9 s. me ssa rssdy
srs4 heron :. De mere ges Of ,ss ' s n sss -. al
rsG,d az Dsnsd On d, with .o osee pumps gill
's Ss1 n ios.s vii s,o d oatsl prsnss.
gs pay I :. ., nc % ,eaSs os, iss g,. ever ss ia
he hsge a. 'nnosnes and e.eiy iori WI y .se
Ia he stoys ,dvsHtse' te proprietor, vii make Id
rs Ia . f.go5s Al socoraliry len psn..d 3, per-
ud gssn 70 .ere hos . sesyrsa % te ETY. sea
th the - ,ne zee nom a. u znnoysnefs % '1eh e@
pro.d ysi apwsd Of oneair q ts To-. .,. sss
,sssS y tie psbe TIE DRAIN. Sr choice O my sss
b. eTpsetsd At very early day. ..n.v "a
Pm IS Lons lard R.Io.d whsh trss resss may b
"seo5sc % pIeson % shst Of as % o. a
3 y CRsB4ST EsE as n. s so : G ass ss
Onsce kogn "a N. 70 P ~,
n y U.L. a.. u, .,S c.-1s John Borcbers BSooms
v liam Weed No a. BOSery. an ~ A z,..,.
A Gay No ls8 TninGys Is~-S L. ~ w. nonoee%'
John Hooper.
VILLAGE Of WEST FLUSHING on the LINE
- prTsHIyG RAILROAD There are yet % nam
. -. sWo EIsDRED LOTS IN the desirable par. Of ths
- % "a. rrsSy d.sposd Of have keen txk.n az by
- hsn5soe resdencss M srs6
su ~ .ssscn sa'ssse' Of htfsl village he
Dr3stss 2ad The 0psnine Of the
s,a h mouths th<reby trLsiax bali
b. elsble for tny<
snt thsn No advance vii be made 4 o TO psfes
= - p1Fctass 61sns the Terms Consne
- s,sanS1.; wt Ne~Yorx every bs boar s~ AZ
BARKER ELLIOTT. No f5SesssE
WILLIAM ROSS, Ne. leSzselst Ser-i"fk
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fcuses nJdniro.

HOUSE WANTED A ,hree-stOry attic House, With
=. H. od.ru eouveni~rers het~eea 81 and sssvs-
uoGsrse AdcrsS n Cenerl Pof
Ofce STATING srsrs locsiion 8c
w ANTED-A small. furnished House from the ist Of
w S~u,snhe 70 tie M 81 MAY, pleasant on "a Ns.
York Brnukyn Adfrss With fl P.ftcalAS 1AhfS l. peh
RIO KSON 90, No. l0j Falscr-st, n L
w ANTED-The upper or lower part Of respects
w Ne House fr seal family. ADDE'S T. n NJ NJ. ss
Wster 4. stafirS terms 6c
VNvANEn-A House suitable for a small family: Any
rer~n hsvrg sch hcu can rent ne same 10 GOD ensn
By addressing ?. a. The once Of ths PAPER
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Gbs h1orIo's fair.

gUprsrsTESDEET's OrFicE, CsYsTn PALACE,
NeW.Yofk, Aug. l. 1853
NJ American Exhibitors teTeep those IA o. Department Of
ara ned That the General supen-
tedsn ~ himself liberty dispose Of any srined 10
'' BACHELOR,
secretary Of superintendent
sUPERIsTFEDENI's OFFICE CRYSTAL PALACE july 10 lSo
rV,IIE PUBLIC are respectfully Informed that the
CRYSrAL PALACE snow e. cry lay tsand except
the hours Of O'Clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ unni fur
Single Admission 50 cts Child un Ter 70 Of age % ci'
SEASON fcseF SlO
ykets be purchased at the enanc 20 the Crystal Palace Or
the Store WIN Hal Son, No ~ Broadway, corner Of
Puk-VlGce
John BA1C8ELDER, Secfra Of ths S1perintendents
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Groceries.

Z CARD We tsAe pleasure N saying 70 ne plolc
n - - .-s ocer.d -. ssaIs ar "a Ft1ly Grey 40
Pr.,or sor- 20 So rs Ce-t a. ihe 1ai o. % te o. ar
l.ts .rs az so.c a. Eto wan cli1e art
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Er's b tsTt Soos del fe--c 10 say p-i o, - ~ r. 2,
orcsr cE-ry VI us>i - pr - .ftrn
IT,, 80 SMITH Co
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Surses, CARRIAGES, Sc.

TOR S,IE-The fnes. ENTIRE HORSE in Amer
e. sbars imported fron Els.,d- a. = re
trec SuF5lt Punct-rssa lao eoe Id 81
rcd TIE ho-sc -t ar ~.
forhrtpr Pots Livery stable op7srr tie BAL h-t-
fost Thd-Ev re pr1uoEtc- ~ a. llcE-- - '--'
Fo rox n Arencs Fun .1fssrlu % bred te - 'e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
Chantcs for business Glen.

4 PRINTING OFFICE for SALE-No 6l2 .th-av.
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No IS ID, lanci-st
TOR sALE-The Stock and everything necessary for
TO reesrsor AID sae o. Nlaabl Ptet H-cli'e wica
IT, ~ ,ies5 Of The rsopros 70 ,e s a:f's
To- isIa OF sale vail BE- yey sa'l,'se ~, o. 'e eco,
er.ssH. l. :. IT, Office ~ ihs psseF.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A patty having one
L ha ft-res' une, uaE ,st.srsat sieess.,r opera
ion pa, % pr tie s-e. vhh cia BE- increased -
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CITY cfBrootu t,-she. pean-u's arm ',li ed s Sn
sddre.snl NANUFACT RsR. 20 u sutonn 8r,,tya postpaid
v.l iee-y. rep u tLeif s7q e.t-n answer
IRON FOUNDRY Ot SALE address FOUNDRY
4 Box No. s7 his Office
NOTICE THIS NOMINATING CONCERN
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err ' Or J0SEss eoiae q e 20 l.
DATENTED MAC line for sALE-The entire
s,ss r snv .or- on. offered for d.y. qany
Q tie M,cLr-' ar' H0~ FsadJ for toe a1s 4 C.; 5 70 :, = "
DARTNER WANTED-In q Commercial HoIse m
II. VT IHass ps-a "a o.I,: 80. - 30, "a, 81 !.
to.-'s e era Irou sdss be - be relsrei 2 ss
80 eilIss iIneh aoat to - established A'' Box ~ -
vyrATER POWER on the CATHARlNE CREEK,
w tsHs a- ron The 'ilsse Of MLLPoaI roo SA-E-fhe
,rTey eoaasns q - asrss u sooi a-d re =. -, are
s.s, loser T. f iii -a- salc FL W aay aAeanerJ
r. rood beatty for psPer al. eoon o.. 20. si',y 20,
,rs1. ssirs q r TfRREL arrasaf ry ci,J II
l.. sbsSribei tie premises NiPor- Claiming Co y ,,
&3 GOO TO 5000 PER YEAR clear
YosOOO PROFiTs-A business " lholf col 2e'' a -
rust- psteIf rhL machinery s,ef-s'Tc 40 ERE nt
;arts A ssse .os Pa5ns 'hs-gs.a, - ~ 10y
q ~, ie business, D. I'D s. azure 4e .aF-
ss PER -ld az ,--ff-c ntn 80
CO. lie mad ave 7r, - ei en-. "a ne CIT
q AL ess e1ec % a cfy go '-
,sa iol rs Aediea, H. q IL oae i .a~a-f af' 1af'
IS 0nO WANTED IMMEDIATELY For
= C.OOO three yea 'oE ses d =, ca. pei yea
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