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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
A smATs April ROsl.

Among the many attempts to play of
practical jokes upon the first Of April, that
OF lady, at one 81 the boarding houses
Of our city, is the best we have ever heard
Of II was this: She procured from the
marbe-yard several pieces Of beautiful
white marble, and breaking them up into
nice Jumps, put them into ihs sugar.bowls.
The counterfeit was complete-no unsus.
pecting persona could have detected the
fraud. Soon supper was ready-the tea
was poured and the sugar bowls passed
around tie table-nobody's tea was sweet
enough, and the sugar refused positively to
melt. They ground their spoons against il,
and stirred and stirred again, but il was no
go. The sugar proved to be marble, and
they, for once, proved to be April Fools
TChATlestOn STANDARD.
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MILLER & PoGuE, Agents.
For The Hannibal Journal,


For the benefit or those who, like myself,
travel but little, and are consequently ignorant
Of the great improvements which have taken
place lately, especially in our large cities, pro.
pose to relate the following incident.
During recent trip, did myself the honor
10 secure a room at the fSr-famed PLANTERS
House." in the city Of St. Louis.
Desiring to inquire for friend, whom eS'
pseted 10 meet at this house, stepped into
the apartment in which the Proprietor or his
deputy is commonly to be found, and seeing
several Gentlemen, who, supposed were prob
ably the PrOpristOrS, l inquired Of one, II "the
Bar Keeper" was imp
The man gave me q Serutinizing glance, ard,
pointing to the floor beneath our feet, indignant.
y replied-H suppose The Bar Keeper is bstOU
there, Sir-Ir you mean the CLENE, he will be
in the orTIoE after while"
or course, ! did not interrOgate the gentleman
iurtheri but waited patiently for the CLERK.
MuSing, meantime, upon the criminal ignor-
anee and presumption which prompted me to
PeTpetrate such gross violation Of Fashionable
metropolitan hotel technology, as TO substitute
Bar Keeper and Bar Room for CLERK and OF.
TIcB.
Now, our best Hotels in Hannibal have each
a room which is called "the lar Room" and the
polite and accommodating dignitOry who pre-
sides therein, is usually denOminated "the Bar
Keeper"-Those rooms are kept and those Off.
eials demean themselves, in a manner which is
agreeable to the most respectable travellers, and
honorable to the prOprietOrs, what there is
associated with the "BAr Room" Of the Planters
House which should cOnstrus an inquiry for the
Bar Keeper into an insult or justify an inde-
eOTous response, to what was intended 10 be q
civil question, am at less to divine. or one
thing am certain, do not intend, voluntarily
to subject myself TO repetition Of the indigui,
tY-and would advise my friends to be upOr
their P's and Q's, and endeavor to be posted W
in Hotel nomenclature before they conclude
TO put up at the planters House."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
THE MAYOR vB. THE PEOPLE.
SNELBAKER REQUESTED TO RESIGN

Al seven o'clock, last night, every ave.
nue. leading 20 the Mechanics Institute was
thronged by the populace, and in half
hour the capacious area OF Greenwood
Hall was filled to its utmost capacity by a
respectable and orderly, but highly indig.
nani concourse OF citizens, who had assem-
bled, on n short notice, 10 express their
feeling at the course pursued by Mayor
Snelbaker, on Sunday morning last, in pre-
venting Mr.. Kirkland, the street preacher,
from speaking in FIT street Market Space,
Mr.. J. s. Wea.herby was elected Pres-
dent, and DR.. r, s. Newton, DR., A. Whip.
pie, Mr.. John Milestone, and Mr.. John
Forbus, Vice Presidents. George Stack
house and A. w. Armstrong were appoint.
ed Secretaries.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed Committee to draft reso.
luliOns expressive Of the sense Of meeting:
John 5. Nixon, .. Allrich, DR.. Armstrong,
Nathaniel Bartlett, and s, b. w. Mclean.
In the absence Of the committee, Andy
Giflin, Esq, ex.president of the late City
Council, being loudly called for, took the
stand, He said that he had not como TO
the meeting 10 make a speech, but with the
same feeling that filled the breast Of every
one present, feeling Of deep indignation,
When the Liberty Of the Press or OF speech
is ,rampled on free people should arise
1t was for this sacred principle that our
foreGa,hers bed and died, and we will mol
see it dishonored with impunity. What
brings this immense cOncouIse herel A
free American citizen has been put down
by the Pope Of Rome or his coniedrates
This Is no new thing; il was determined
on OF Baltimore, a year ago, by Catholic
Priests and Jesuits, and warn you, fellow
citizens, against the Vaccinations Of thai
party. ! am no public speaker, but fell
it duty to give you my sentiments on
this question. l am opposed to Popery
and Jesuiism, and will DO while ! live.
Mr.. Giffia's remarks were frequently in
terrupted with vociferous cheering, and q
loud huzza when he closed, showed tha
his sentiments we're unanimously approved
A call was next made for Spooner, de-
signed, no doubt, for the Judge, but he no
ap, earring, his brother, Thomas Spooner
hardware merchant on Main street, tool
the rostrum, He said he might not be III,
man called for, but having the same name
and being an American citizen, he woulC
resi- ond tOTthe call. The SACRED right o
Free Speech had been invaded by our chic
municipal officer, and he should be reques
ted to surrender his authority to the people
from whom he received It. (Great cheer
ing) He dwslt at soma length on tn,
rights Of American citizens, in train o
patriotic eloqdence that brought forth i'm
mense applause from the multitude, an,
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w. E. Turr, Sec'y.
HIGH oAPTArNs.--BuIlpss. W, Dignity

Our readers have heard Of "high pri.
Yates" no doubt. We will introduce them
to couple of "high captains" The good
steamer LaHortiac, plying regulOrl, be-
tween this city and Dubuque, has the honor
Of being commanded at present by an Iowa
Senator, not an ex-senator, but one in full
ermine, wearing his hOnors thick and be.
comingly about him. But a few weeks
since, and the same boat was under tho
feet Of live Mayor, no less a parsonage
than he Of the city Of Dubuque, who walk.
ed the hurricane deck and looked for all
the world like one '6oTaea % Be o6eved."
We call upon the Governor of our Young
and houTishiug sister State to hold himself
in rSadiness.--[St, Louis News.
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tfKAlERR lRANNR pRANR,

J, BROWN, Master,
Delivered at Hannleal, On her 18Th tip mp,
Thursday, May lsIh, 1858,
Marked X-9S ktgI Nails,
" h. ! Casx hardware, box scale, 9 tphdle1
shoyss, bundle cradle fingers, bundle
snnlhes bundle wood Jaws.
CHARLES CONRAD - barrels alo
COLEMAN n BRU,--S Cssee boots and shoes, ,
ctsss merchandise, box merchandise, bale shsstngs
band box, bundle umbrellas, bale mosquito baTs
Z ease merchandise, mirror. Elk.
h, L. QuARLES.--l Box Drugs, box almonds,
box 6lbeHs, box peeSns, boxes candy, drums
9 boxes herring, 3 bundles lead, 3 bags snot,
TOM MILLER --4Uo Bags salt.
b. G. DAVlS.--Sundries. See 3. L.
l.. B. 4 CO,--2 Boxes elaret, nest tubs, bales
bAib,2 boxes candy, boxeS lemon syrup, bags shot,
drums hg', bsgs cotton yarn, box star candles,
b,x candy, I bag marbles.
p. }. SowERs,..-9 Barrels Sugir,i bag coffee, XII
hsh.
Seal Half barrel molassss, l hAr barrel hSh, kit
fish.
r. R SELMES....2S Barrels fish.
MILLER n POGUE,.- Q Boxes merchandise.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

IL the following, from the Cincinnati
Times al the 2Sth ult., Moderation" who
figures in the Courier OF this morning, will
6nd some sentiments expressed in relation
to the liberty Of speech which will be in.
teresting, and we hope instructive TO him
INDIGNATION MEETING!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

We acknowledge the receipt Of GOLD
DOLLAR from Mr.. FRENCH GLAsscoeK,
whose Marriage was published in tO-day'S
weekly. hShOws proper appreciation of the
fact that printers services are worth paying
for.
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INV ARRARaKKKNT.
Increased Speed.

We notice the KeOkuk Packet company, have
made an arrangement, TO have the Die Vernon
and JEANNE Deans make three trips week
each. Die passing up every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday morning, and returning down
came evenings.
The JEANNE, will pass up every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday morning, Returning down
every Wednesday and Friday evening, and
Monday morning. No boat Down on Sun
day.
Yours &c.
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TXRMS on ApvKRT1SINa
IN THE DAILY JOURNAL.

Ma. EDIroR:
You will please insert the following notice,
che new arrangement; will commence next Mon
day.
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ne Nervalh TraeOay.

Additional Particulars, cleaned from various
source, 10 Norwalk, during yesterday, BY our
own Reporters.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-10
N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHED IN

conformity of "An act further defining the pow.Ys
Of Trustees of Townships" passed March Iath iaAa
sgr L. BE IL ordaiAsdb by tAe Trustees Of York torn.
sAp BsasHt eoaHtg, OAs, That II any person or per.
shall sell yend or give away, any wne sprituas or
malt liquor liquors Of any Kind or hat
ever any person persons for the purpose ippnr
or any person shall SELL vend or give
nance any Wine, Spirtuous or Mait of any Mind
quality rqusnty whatever 10 any person under twen
tyona years OF aae oS II any person persons shall
lease, ict rent, hire or perm 10 he used piaee of
general resort, any dwelling house. store. shan
shed cellar tenement owned held heIonsins 10 him
her he for tue purpose o selling, vending or giving
away, any wine, sprituous malt liquors of apy Mind
quality or quantity whatever for the purpose of tppiinv
or intrmperaneei or any person persos shall keep
jursdetion OF this Township may extend for ths n.r
pose of selling, vending giving away any wine snIr
malt liquor, for the purpose OF tipping or nen
perAncet each and every person offending
Of the provisions OF this Ordinance shall on
thereof he hned In any not less an Ave dosrs o,
more than any dollars and costs, and may he
In the county Ja not more than twenty days nor ess
than live days boih at the discretion of the Is,ca
Provided that nothing in this section shall he so
cd as make unlawful to sell any of the aoresad H.
quors for SaerAmenta Medicinal
effect from and after the nrsi day Of June In tie veAr
is53 'N"'
Done in special meeting this ssd day of April lsss
Signed. DAVID GlILAspiR, JR,,
ALFRED CATION
ALLRN n. DORSEY.
Trustees OF York township, Bel Co O.
The above 10 correct copy.
J. N. DiLLos, TIP Clerk,
York Tp,, be' Co., Ohio. May Eft.
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A Slight Mistake.

SCENE IN the CABIN OF AN ALABAMA BOAT,
Enter reverend gentleman, pointing out
n trunk to the porter, said
"Here porter, take this trunk ashore"
A Frenehman rising from chair close by,
exclaims-
"Dat sh my trunk. What for you wan to
carry my trunk ashore for' Dis is not my
place" ...
Rev. Gent,-You are laboring under a mis-
take, sir. That is my trunk.
Frschman.-"Yourt thrunk, hey! No sir ee;
dat is my thrunk."
Rev. Gent.-'I repeat that you are labor
ing under"
Frsnchman.-"By dam, you think dat ish
your thrunk, hey! May be you got one key
10 that thrunkI got one key. May be my
KEY viii unlock that one ihrunk, too" Takes
out and applies the key to the lock and opens
the trunk.
,"Ah, ah! my key fit your lock. You say
dis is your fghtin' iron, tooF'-holding up &
exhibiting revolver-"You say you thrunk,
hey! You pistol! by dam! My thrunk, too!
Dish ish my revolye.--By gar! look-ee here;
dis your Him Bukl--shutlling dexterous!y a
pack of cards. You one black-leg, hey! /
peet YOU one, two, tree rubbers!'
The reverend gentleman could stand NO
more, but bolted through the companion way
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Fanny Fern after the Women.

Fanny was musng one Sunday after the
following style, which SHE has been candid
enough to talk out about. She's funny boy
have been reading the Bible to day, and
it strikes me that our forcmothers were not
very correct old ladies'. Who ilirtcd with the
old serpent! How came Simpsons hair cut
oil and his pccpcr's extinguishcdl Who per-
forated Jocl's head with tenpcnny nails! How
came Jonah sent on whaling voyage! Who
helped Ananias tell fbs! Who put Job up to
swearing! Who danced John the Baptists
head off his shoulders, hey! I'd like to have
you notice Chats ally what stock we all
sprung from.
Ii tiey weren't teetetally depraved, may |
never find out which of cm descended from!
They didn't seem to have the least considera-
ton !or future genertions long since unborn
Now don't calculate myself, to feel respon.
s,ble for their capers. I've read somewhere
in Byron, believe that every wash-tub must
stand on its own pedestal! Cor something like
thut.) don't believe in saddling my shou-
ders with their old-fashioned. .transgressions.
Curious, though, isn't it! the mischief wo-
.nen make in the world3 Great pity Noah
hadn't set Mrs. Noah adriH when he "took
one of each kind in the nrk." ! should rath-
or have stood my chance for ducking thaa
to have been shut up with such "promiskus'
men-agerie. Noah was worthy old gentle
man. No mention make OF his getting tpsy
but once, believe.
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1--WE must not complain at the dispense
tions of an Al-wise Providence, for whom
he loveth he chLsteneth, and afiictions some
times are the choicest blessings in disguise.
Yes, and you are mean, pitiful, merccnnry
old curmudgeon, in disguise. Stand there d
talk to that heart-broken mother in such
honied words. You go to church regularly
ard you show the strength of your piety by
paving fifteen hundred dollars for the most
elegant conspicuous seat in the whole house
and then you subscribe literally for objects
of benevolence, whenever your name will ap.
pear in the next mornings paper, and you
also chow proper respect for yourself and
family, by kicking the little girl out of the
way, when she says "please sir, penny to
buy my sick mother some bread" You are u
nice man, amt you, to talk TO that poor wo-
man! Talk about the dspensations OF an
All-wise Providence! Why didn't you give
her some money to buy bread to keep her
little girl from starving! Oh, my goodness!
how you can sleep, or eat, or live AT ALL, g.
10 disgrace poor humanity, sufficiently de-
graded already, is beyond my ken. 1t is all
very we'll to 60 home and read, and talk to
your wife and children, and call one Lovey,'
another 'Dovey, SC, and then so away from
home and button up your coat against the
cries of the frendless poor, simply because
they are notin your sETT!
I'd like to have the handling OF your bank
account few days, I'd put you on bread and
butter realities to certainty! and I'D go TO
that poor lone woman and give her something
more than such cool comfort us you offer, or
else my name would not be
FANNY FERN.
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HObensack's Liver Pills.

NO part OF the system is liable TO dse,.a
LIVER, serving as terer 10 purify ths ss aa 'ne
giving the proper secretion 10 the biie SO thar anu
action OF the Liver effects the other ipert ant
Jaundioe Dyspepsia, &c. We should thererore @
every symptom that might indicate a wronv s, Sasn
me Liver Those Pulls being composed OF R0n,Ts - =
PLANTs FURNISHED by nature TO heal ,he SICK N.,
lst, An ExPECToHANr, which aurmen,s the ssAmsy, .y,
ZION om the pulmonary mucos memhiAne or nrosec,
the discharge OF secreted matter. end An
sbe snns %sn ,Ss sasse, neh u some sspsb and nse
TONIC which gives tone and strength 10 lie %.
sSse 4s Haah R1 And ygor parts Of the
mony with the other Ingredients and nreo. mar
Bowes and eIpens ths whole mass Of eorruUt M nS S
ss,ea matter ana purifying the Blood which des,rona
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FUN.
THE FRESHMAN.
BY Az IRIsBMAN.

There was lady lived at Ltih,
A lady very stylish, man,
And yet, in spite OF all her teeth,
She f, in love with nn Irislman--
A nasty, ugly Ilishmnn,
Avid tremendous lrishmun =
A ,ca.ing, swearing, humping, humping ramP'ng'
roaiirg shman.
Ills lace was no ways beautiful,
For with small pox twas SCARED across;
knd tie shoulders OF the ugly dog.
Were almost double yard across.
o, the lump Of an lrishman,
The whisky y.deyouling lrishman--
The great he rogue, with his wonderful brogue' The
fighting, ro,ing lrishman.
One orhis eyes was bottle green,
And the other eye was out, my dear;
And the calves OF his wick,dooking legs
Were more ilan two feet about, my dear.
U, the great big lri,hmnn,
The rafting, battling lrishman--
The stamping, ramping staggering, staggering
leathering swnsh ol an lrishmar
He took so much Of Lundy Foot
Tha, he used 10 snort and snuifle-O;
And in shape and size, the fellows neck
Was as bad ns the neck OF a buffalo
o, the horrible lrishman,
The laundering, blundering lrishmon--
The slashing dushing, smashing, lashing thrashing
hasLing lrishman.
fIs name was terrible name, indeed.
Being Timothy 1'had Mulligan;
And whenever he cnpted his tumbler ofpunch,
He'd not rest till he filled it full again.
The bioozing, bruising lrishnan,
The 'toxicatcd lrishman-- ....
Tic whisky. frisky, rummy, gummy, brand no dand
lrishman.
This was the lad the lady loved,
Like all the girls of qualiy;
And he broke the skulls Of the men OF Leith,
Just by the way OF iol|ity.
D the leathering lrishman,
The barburous, savage lrishman-- f,
The hearts OF the maids, and the gentleinen's head
were bothered I'm sure by this lrishman.
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A ACT PASSED BY THE TRUs.


~ tees of Riohland township May %, 1853, in com
plianCe with an act passed by The General Assembly OF
the state OF Ohio, March ~, 1858. .. a
sEc. J. BE il enacted By the Trustees Of Riehland
tonnshP, Belmont County, Ohio, That any person OF
persons III said township shall bc known to sell vcnd.
or give away in any shape form sptituous liquor
liquors. OF any kind whatever, if any person or
persons shalt vcnd, sell give in any quantity or quail
y with intent to cvade the provisions of this act they
shall he deemed guilty OF msdemeanor or violation OF
said act aud upon 0nviction thereof sha he fined in
sum not exceeding fny dollars, and not less than
twenty dollars and all cost. And ifsaid ne and cost
be not paid within 10 from the date Of the Judgment
the person persons whom said fine against shall he
imprisoned in the County Jail and fed on bread and
wafer twenty days; Provided that nothing contained
IN this sc :ton shall be construed TO make IL un
lawfuito lazy spirtuous liquors for sacrametal me
denai mechanica al poses hut person persons
In the habit of keeping atippng house place Of in
temperance shall have the privilege OF selling for suel
| purposes.
SEC 9. That this shall he in force and take efec
| from and after the 23d day of June, A. ID. 1853.
assed in meeting this 2?d day of May, A. ID. 1853.
| Il. ID. CRAWFORDo
SAMUEL CLARK, Trustees.
| - ALIEN. STlTT.
| The above Is atrue copy.
II. NJ. u. CLAYLASD, TIP. Clerk. May 2T.--4t.
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THE TAPE WORM,

This is The most diiculi Worm to DESTROY NJ all
nfest the human system grows, 10 o., as,, ~
length becoming 81 coed and fassensS in fbc
and Stomach efecting the health ssdy q to
Vitus Dance Fits, &C.. tina: those aisted seldom 80
suspect that II Is Tape Worm Fastening he 10 an eHsx
treatment must he pursued would therefore be
to take to OF my Liver Pills as 70 remoye sII n,
the Worn which must be taken In doses OF . TIKI.
spooniulis times day, these directions followed s
Case OF Tape Worm. "' 'o'' oo''inafs
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amid the foars Of the passengers. We will
save his credit, by saying that he pointed on
the deck. trunk similar to the Frenchman's,
having the same initials on the end, which
the porter seized and carried ashore.
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4 ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET,
a Eastern make, at tjune3 STONE & THOMAS.
s,uE REEFS ARE WORKING

STONE ~ THOMAS have collected at the sign OF
the BEE.HlVE, mo. ia Main st., Wheeling( more
deiic scies In the shape OF SUMMER SILKS, DeBAGES
BAREGEs, TISSUES, DeLAlNEs, sHAWLs, PAR
AsOLS. etc. And some Of them the s1eetest in style
a. well the cheapest aud just suited TO the tastes o
all who in want OF the latest style of Goods at very
low prices. June 3, 1859.
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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHED IN

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHED IN
IA conformity with further deini, the pow.
or Of Trustees Of townships, passed arch the l2t, A.
ID. 1853.
sEc. 1st Be il ordained BY the Trustees Of Coierain
7onRship, Belmont Co., Ohio, That If any person
persons shall SELL vcnd or give away any sprituous u
quors, wines or Intoxicating drinks, Of any kind, quality
or quantity whatever to any person persons for the
purpose Of tppling intenperance H any person
persons shall sell, vend, or give away, any sprtuous H.
quors wines or intoxicating drinks OF any kind quality
or quantity TO any Minor, without an order rom Par
en, Guardian. or respectable practising Physician; or II
any person persons shall lease l rent hire per.
mil 10 be used place Of general resort, any dwelling
house, shop, shed, cellar tenement, owned held or
belonging TO him. her or them, for the purpose Of vend.
ing. selling, or giving away any sprituous liquors,
wines or intoxicating drinks OF any kind, quality or
quantity whatever, for the purpose of tppng nten
persDCe, each and every individual offending against
auy ofthe provisions ofths Ordinance, shall convic
ton thereof be fined in any not less than five dollars
nor more than hIiy, including COSTS and may be mprs
oned in the County Jail not more than twenty days
less than Ave. or both at the discretion of the Justice
provided, that nothing in this section shall be
strued as TO make unlawful to sell any of the afore
said liquors for sasramenal Medicinal or Mechanics
purposes. d..
SEC. Cd. That this ordinance shall he In force an,
take effect from and after the first day Of July, 1853
Done in speci al meeting this 18Th day of May 1853.
4 CHARLES DUNGhN) Trustees Of Colersin tp
/ .. JACOB DAVIS, : Belmont Co.
| THOS MAJOR Ohio
| The above is correct copy: ..."ra
l.. CUNNINGHAM, Tp Clerk. May 20.-4t.
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The above business win be carried ON nv JOuN 7
fRNT in the old stand opposite j. PArros's store
where he will he found at all times wait on those ina
may favor him with call In the above sness Fron
his long experiences In the business, he hopes he will
share portion OF the public patronage.
Doc iS 1859. JOHN l.. PRINT