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FANCY and STAPLE GOODS.
RICH AND BEAUrIFU
Spring and Summer StylesI
COLLINS u BR E ED.
Main Street, Hannibal, mo-,
Call the attention of purchasers generally 10 their
carefully selected stock of fresh and fashionable
ID R Y O. o Old So
Which are just now received They refer particularly
to their stock of
EMBROIDERIES. of real French Work
Collars with and without POINTS, Under Sleeves La.
dies Embroidered Handkerchief; Edgngs and Inser-
tings Transferring Bands Chemisettes; Capes also,
some beautiful Soutach Collars. This stock is Of
the most complete ever brought to this City.
DRESS GOODS.-Prints Ginghams f; JAG
Onets and lawns Barge de LANES; Tissues Plain
and Figured Bareges; small Figured French Chntzes
for Children; Summer de LANES; Alpaccas; Poplins,
&c.
DRESS SILKS.--A selection of the most
elegant Fashionable Styles, among which the plain
coered Pout de Soes, so much IN demand also, va
rety of Black Silks, Of all widths and prices.
BONNETTS AND RIBBONS.-A superb
or selection, and cheaper than the same styles were
GENTLEMEN's WEAR. --- Cassimeres;
Linens, Drsp d'Ete Vestings and Cotonades, Of the
1eweatf styles; also, fine assortment of Chidren's
Goods soch as Cashmerettes Tweeds, &c.
(STAPLES AND SUNDRIES. -Domestics
Checks, Hickory; Chambrays; Nankeens Curtain
Muslins Shawls; Handkercheiis; Cravats Hosiery
Flannels, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins Irish Linen
ladies' Skirts; Flet Mtts and Gloves, ParasOs and
Fans
BOOTS AND SHoES.-We wish to call the atten-
ton Of the Ladies to our Stock of Ladies' Shoes We
have some of the finest and the latest styles custom
Made. We have also excellent stock OF Mems and
Chldren's Shoes and Boots from the finest to the
est
HATS AND CAPS Gents fine Silk Hats, all price.
and Spring Styles, Panama, Leghorn, Citizens and
Palm Leaf Hats, Gents and Boys.
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE-Of the
Newest Patterns and Styles.
CARPETS We have a lot Of Ingram, three-py
and Stair CarpetiDg which we will sell at st. Louis
prices.
/ COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MIL.
|LINERS.-Will find in this stock many styles
not to be found in Wholesale Houses and they
all selected from the importers in the East, will b.
sold at such prices as cannot fail to give entire salts
faction.
10 Call and examine the Goods before purchasing
elsewhere-even if you do not buywe will be pleased
to show them. COLLINS g. BREED.
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J. LONG & BROTHER,

SUCCESSORS TO d. LoNG.)
VIII olesale Candy House,
ON Hill street, Hannibal, Mo-, Opposite ]. A.
~ Inslee & Coz
Where they keep constantly on hand large assOrt-
ment of CANDIES of their own Manufacture, and Of
superior quality 10 any made in the Western country
They hope to retain the patronage of the Old Deal
ers in the Establishment and also 10 make many new
ones.
P. S-All orders accompanied with a remittance
will be punctually attended to.
(my5'52tf) J. LONG & BROTHER.
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GILCHRIsT PORTER,
Attorney at Law,

HAVING lOeat4 at hannibal, Misssuri, will
LII practice in thleOuiib Of the counties Of Nsrion
RllS Pike, MontgS mert, Wares, Lincoln, and 81.
aCarles. ri
hoales il cOllins, New Building, sssaaE II lasig
e%eSI bAA atS.S WY
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are highly respectable class of men," hx return of
vessels from America which accompanies this letter
shows that Of the is there II having Dart Of their
csrgoes Of cotton cloth called Hamee ylericanee and
the number of bales in each was, respe yey IT'S 100
zoo as ia 1885, 81, 800 81 no and ~ -Four OF them
had small quantities Of refined sugar other articles
Major g. d. Jacob political agent. at Hutch, writing
10th of September, 1852, tays.-
arriving here Instituted inc ares from parties
quanted with the trade Of the mt who inform me that
within the last five years Increasing traffic in piece
goods, believe sheeng, ana generally known by the
and Zanzibar that much of this was reimported to Fan
zbar after being dyed the remainder finding acceptance
among the people of the country owing its lasting longer
than the cloths importer from Bombay purchased one
than" Of this stuff, tasasuring 32' yards, for 2a ko
rees equal Compaoys rupees 643 and told that
its price bad been two dollars the piece beg forward
yard of this material containing the makers name.
Another piece, of somewhat inferior quality and lower
price, was marked " Massachusetts, sheetng, lowell"
This correspondence which win be read with much in
terest by commercial men, concludes with letter from
her Maesty's Minister Plenipotentary at the Persian
Court contradictng the statement the offer alleged
to have been made by the Shah in Mr. Freres opening
letter.
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them should be sustained by the issue Of ssv bonds
iopay the interest the old until they arrive at nAtu-
riy, they viii be cancelled by issue, pen haps for
greater amount We do not look for the payment Of any
railroad bonds those issued account Of railroads ID
money is not far out OF the way to estimate the az
gregse issue ef these Illegal unguaran-
tsed securites called corporation bonds at one hundred
million Of slsrs, and appears not difficult 70
the result We have already the effect Of sush
rapid If such securities capitalists and
foreigners will find themselves in similar position the
they attempt to realize. These bonds been
pushed W in amy way, and at sacrifice Everything
has indirectly been taken In exchange that had mar
ket value and made available for providing the requ.ed
facilities for constructing the different lines Of road
The sole Of the agents and uegoators At home
abroad has been rid Of the bonds at the best price,
whatever The details and particulars Of Of
these negotiations would astonish the verest Peter Esnk
in this community The game il now over. Fnanciers
OF this school and securities of this class have had their
day time has arrived for taking observation,
and preparing for any emergency that may arise Such
desperate reckless has been pursued by those
engaged in the extension Of works of internal i'm
provenent cannot continue for any length Of time with
out serious reckoning The laws Of finance cannot be
outraged without most disastrous results add the next
six months will hardly suffice bring about healthy
state Of things in the financial world
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THE LATEST BY TEL EGRAPIl.

CABINET COUNCIL IN LONDON.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct. 9.
The Cabinet Council sat three hours and half Fri
day. Sir William Moesworth not present. owing to
an error the officer whose duty it is 70 the
members of the Cabinet
FRANKLIN SEARCHING EXPEDITION RETURNED.
Commander Ingefeld of the searching ship Phoenix,
has returned but brings news Of Sir John Franklin
He succeeded in deposting the supplies. Commander
Mcclure in the Investg had accomplished the north
west passage, having passed through Behring's Straits
iato the Arctic and returned home by Davis Straits
Inhabitants had discovered further norhward than
known previously They very friendly Large guam
titles of very pure copper were discovered.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
IoNDoNThe closing prices of the It'll given below
Consols money and account 81 " Exchequer bilk,
lbs. a Is. discount.
PARIS BoURsE.-The closing prices of Friday 18th, were
ollowsThree per cent rentes, 1890; four and half
per cen, do, 10; bank shares 2795.
At the Paris Bourse Fril lay scarcely any business
done but the funds steady The threes closed
at 72A and four. anda halls at 995s. Accounts had
been received from fifteen towns, in ten of which the
price of had fallen one franc per hectolitre.
yHNNA.-The closing prices Of the It'll annexed:
Five per cent metallques, sos; exchange on London,
1858; bank shares, 800; gold, Az
ANsTKRDAM.-The following the closing prices OF the
7th-Four per cent Dutch, 93 one per cent Spain, Il
American Bank a. Exchange London II 62a sh.; I've
per cent Austrian Metalliques, 7S1<
The Austrian metalliques were at 8Sx.
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sent This delegation consisted OF the Rev r b. Fuller
and the Rev Patton Rural Deans In the diocess OF To-
ronto. John w. Gamble and John Arnold, Esqs, then
were presented TO the Chair who welcomed them 10 seats
in this Convention.
The Rev Dr. POT1TR then made a few remarks, express
sing his pleasure from the inercommuncation with the
English deee alton, who had taken their departure
from shores.
Canon reported by the Committee Canons in regard 70
the use Of the Book of Common Prayer
This motion carried and the Canon in the follow
ing report taken up accordingly
REToRT
Committee Canons 10 whom were referred eertsio
proposed XIV. Of 1882 respectfully
report shd Canon amended follows, and recommends Us
adoption.
o. The use of the Book Of Common Prayer.
Sec In every organized parish, before All sermons ara
Book Of Com Prayer be used the same or may
be shed by authority Of the General Convention OF
the Church. And in the performance Of said service no
other shall be used than those prescribed by The
Sec Every bishop may his discretion forth the
forms Of for his docs ITO be used under his
worship places where there organised parishes
newly appointed missionary sationsprovided that such
wholly of portions Of the Book of Common
Prayer and that no payis DO used but such Id may De
Sc. 8 Canon XIV ?. lsss is hereby repealed
- WM. COOPER MEAD. Chairman.
Section Of this Canon first considered and with
but little discussion adopted.
The second section excited some debate several amend
ments proposed each of which called forth spe
cia discussion in the midst Of which otion was made
10 adjourn
The Convention then adjourned till nine O'Clock this
morning.
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Greece.
ne Augsburg GSete states the authority Of let
Y from Athens dated the ed ult that the Lord High
Oonmssioner Of the Ionian sles and the Hon. Mr. Wyse
gsh ambassador at Athens, had paid visit to Zante
r which the latter returned to Athens and the former
went by steamer to CANDIDA " 1t is probable" adds the
G&s2e, that the Republic OF the Seven Islands will be-
Of eight islands.o
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Bristol and 900 boxes the spot from 34s 3D. 39s
Our Continental acvces generally devoid of interest
TAILOw-Had advanced considerably. sos. paid on
the spot but the market has become queter and
leave on with sellers At 5Ss 3D. the spot SIS ID TO
end Of year, and SIS. 3D. for January 10 March.
TA-of l2,l22 pkgs. at auction, about one halt was
realized at very full rates BY private contract
Copgou has been dealt some extent being now diff
cult TO buy at nd and there has been fair inquiry
for better qualities at Is Id. a IL. I'D.
TN-The smelters quotations not altered but pur-
chases OF bars cannot be made under 1858 l29 OF
black under l27s. Foreign steady Banca, 1888 Cd;
Straits ll9s Tin plates less active at 32s Cd and 27s
for /. g. charcoal and coke respectively.
TuRrNnSE-Rough nominally los. SPIRITS has declined
to sos. for British, and6o for American
WoOI.-The next series of sales will Goth
inst. About SIS, 600 bales have arrived.
FROM JAMES M'HENRY's LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7, 1852.
PRovsgoNs.-A considerable portion of the sides taken
at irregular prices the quality being untitled for English
consum pton Beef and pork very dull. Cheese il
less brisk, and dea ers look for decline Of g. TO A.
lard steady.
TAIIow has auctuated considerably during the week,
but closes at the extreme rates last advised.
In CIovERsETD there have been no transactions
An immense business has been done In Al racan fuCE
900 terces Carolina have been sold at an improvement
of 3D.
IIsrzD CAKES advanced to $40 for thin American
QuERcTTRoN BARK is neglected.
BREADSTUFrs continue quiet good retail demand IL
found for all articles There alteration in the quo
tatons of last week, though the outside nominal
& in mp prices noticed PER Atlantis
only in very limited demand and the better grades
difficult of sale at the quotations Strictly middling,
particularly Orleans is the only quality which
seller Ak exact value Generally the market must
be quoted lid to I'd per 10. lower in the week, and
cotton il very freely offered At this reduction In Man
Stock this day, TO- S bags, of which 470870 Anne
rcan; do last year. 506 bags OF which $50 9bl are
American. Sales this week, ITO bags, including a.
$50 AmeYcap3 5o being ON speculation and coo foI
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Austria.
ne marriage Of the Emperor Of Austria is definitely
ossd for the "a h April next.


COMMERCIAL TREATlBs-THE BERLIN BANK-ThE
CASE OF Won RENsCHE.
Negotiations commenced between Prussia and
with vsw to effect commercial treaty between France
and the Zollveren. , !,
The anticipated alteration in the rate OF discount na
taken place at Berlin the bank having raised the re
interest frsm four to i've per cent. -.
case involving the rights Of natnrahzed american
citizens still under the attention OF the iegaton AT
Berlin Henry Won Rensche we announced before IN
NE HERALD aPrussian, condemned in lS4e 70 four
years imprisonment for an offence aganss tne press
1850 he ed TO the United States and toek the requisite
items 10 naturalze as citizen About year since he
returned on private business TO Hamburg where he was
.vresea and given IN 70 Prussian authorities Since
thsn he has remained in the jail Of Leignz and claims
ths mi srferepee of the United States his beh af
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rpE CHEAT FAIR LElPsIC-TELEGRAPRS AND
PASSPORTS, ETC.
Iepsc Michaenas fair just over, declared 10 have
been highly productive and Advantageous TO dealers Of all
Kinds except TO jewellers Leather and woolen
cloths had been carried OF AT advance upon Easter
prices and large orders had been given from the United
States and Italy.
Owing to the excitement by the transmission of
false intelligence the Continental Geographic Associa
ton have adopted regulations For instance persons
sending dispatches must prove their identity by their
passport, other guarantee of responsibility With
each message must be sent the words, he sender is
ey~d,tpd
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Commercial Affairs.

The transactions in American securities during the week
in the value of money and the political anxises Of
the PERIOD the market continued to maintain dull
pearance Bell Son Co. reported present quotations as
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United States per cent bonds, 1858 .110z 1llK
United States per ot inscrd stock, 1s6781l0 1l0n
Pennsylvania per cents. ............. 20 "
Pennsylvania bonds, 1877. 90 81
Massachusetts per cent dollar bonds, 1872 81 9s
Massachusetts, per cent sterling bds, 1S6SloS 100
Indiana State ins. stock. 30 .
Maryland per cent sterling bonds. 90 ~
Virginia per cent bonds, 1886. % %
Kentucky per cents, 1868. ............... 90 90
Tennessee per cents, 1892. ............. 81 SO
Canada per cent bonds, 1874. .112h ll3n
Boston city per cents 1883. ........... %
Boston city rs per cent sterling bonds. :. 1855
New Orleans city per cent bonds, 1898. -. 80
Belvdere, DEL , per ct. LIST mt. con-, 1877 92a
Cincinnati and st. Louis per cent LIST mort ~ %
Chicago and Mississippi per cent lst mort. S9n Soh
Chicago and Aurora per cent LIST mort. IS
Great Western of Illinois, 1868 9S 90 .
Phil and Read RI. p. ct mort BIDS, 1860 so1s SI1a
Penna. Central RR. per cents, 1SS0... 961s 971s
NY and Erie R7 per Ct 1st mort 1S6S.9l07ls 1855
n. Y. and Erie RR. per ct. convert, 1882. 81
N. Y. and Erie RR. per CT I'd mortgage.
FREIGHTs AT LIVERPOOL.
Freights to the United States had been rather rmer
during the week. and dead weis hit more plentiful. Steer
age passengers toeraby abundant to New York. at
about f3 los. Freights were quoted
Dead ueight. Fine goods. Hardware. Eut,odrs'
sd. sd sd. sd. Sd sd.
New York II 8 a % Is are 1916 90
%
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after performed, upon the supposition that
che United States shall take steamers ac-
c0rding to contract, aud sell or transfer
them. In order to get at this information,
in the view of reporting to Congress in as
comp etc manner rs possible, the Post
master General has determined to issue
an advertisement for proposals to be re-
ceived at the department here till the Slst
Of October next, for conveying the mails
Of the United States, for six years from
the LIST of October, 1854, on all the ocean
mail lines now in operation, viz: the Col
Inns, Law, Bremen, New York and New
Orleans, New York and Charleston and
Savannah, Panama and San Francisco,
and New Orleans and Vera Cruz, &c
This is a most important step, and viii
probably cause a complete revolution in
the contracts the next session.
IxrEREsTfNa FROM MoNTREAL.-Mon-
.rsaI, Aug. 29.-The Vigilance Commit
tee on Saturday last arrested the Mayor
Of this city, Hon. Charles W ilson, for
murder on the 9th Of June last, during
the Gavazzi riot. He was held to bail in
the sum of eight thousand dollars, to ap-
pear on the l4th of October next, to an
swer at the SCriminal Court. Of Queens
Bench. Three more of the rioters, of
the 9th of June, have been arrested,
namely: Garrett Barry, Pierre c. Brouil-
lot and M. Moses. The latter was Sec
ond Assistant Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department.
Hon. James C. Hall, President of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company,
was shot in the streets Of Cincinnati on
the evening Of Sept. LIST, by DR.. Ames, II
returned Californian. The wound IS con-
sidered mortal. Bail to the amount OF
100000 was offered by the father OF
Ames, which was refused.
One million of dollars were sub
srribed by the citizens of Savannah, late
iy, for the purpose of constructing an ali
line railroad from that place to Mobile
with a branch to Florida.
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Scene i'm the 'fMamEnoth Sew.
ing Society.

Tea has Just been served, and the Younger
aud more handsome portion of the members
have thrown of their bo nets are fannil G
most spitedly. Madam rises and ['b
G air having declared business open urder !, e
head Of good and welfare OF the Society,
said "Mrs. Pre- tsident, | move that the name
{ Obediah Scissors. be erased from the lis n1
'hnnsry members" for tn reason that the
great b g-fr-fa shame, never was worthy the
onur, is traitor to the cause and h. knrw,
t, and disgrace to his wife aud infant fam.
ly"
Il 8 cond that notion" said Miss
'and move an amendment, that No memhe,
this society ever speaks to him again y,
ng ss he lives he's big enough to be red 'cu.
l"us.--waiter bring me another cup oil tea
very strorg,-and we ought to frown hin,
dow, disgrace him at once, and give to his
sort, such an example OF our vengeance ~
W, \ de er any of he sex from a similar cours
in rhs future" Hear, tear,-great sensation,
three la, lies screamed for tea, and one dec lar
ed that ft is confined much longer, nothir e
hut "brandy straights" would have The leas'
IL f1nence upon her, in the midst OF which a
l. md sob was h, ato' Mrs Scissors was nea'
fan.ing, but scorninS all assistance from
SIM. Hing bottles or other appliances she r"s'
with Augustus Brutus in hei' arms, aod taxing
the "odest" by the hand saio "come al"ns
Tahi'ha Scha,lot'e Sciss rs, (soSs snbs,) "
scorn the company Of such as slauders YOU
Pa"
As Mrs. S. emerged from the door. I stood
out of the shadow of III house, and took be'
upon my arm, and on cur way home. did eve.
ry thing to ''still the troubled waters" but sh
said she'd cut the entire christian community
and jne the Roman Catholics aud l assur
you IT has been as much as much as / could
:" 10 prevent her starting directly If 10
"unn-ry.
Please publish this aud oblige your afH cited
friend.
O. SCISSORS.