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DASSAGE CERTIFICATES granted from

liverpool and New Orleans New York DRAFTS
suI HP~a rates Of sfaase Parties rssslns :.
addressing letter, posipAid, 70
EDGONIs 4 u As, snip, stzulne post ADD Fanny 1I9es
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Hsts- THOMAS c. PooLE IS candidate TO
CsLRs or He SECOND DISTRICT COURT ph9 I'd
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NCE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD u Co, Wholesale and
g, Deaers in ICE Esian Fields opposite the
Railroad DsPS. lower sIie No ss 9ad Ls.ss iss,
street. Commerce Tchoupes No. Isl ys
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4 BhVN IDIVNNS--
PosE-i5o ,ss Mess, landing steamer Columbus
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BACONl2 SIDES landing steamer Col minus o. safe Q
mia JAS. II. MULFORD q CO., Il Back Place
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PORT OF Few ORLEANS.

OFFIeE OF the DAuy CKEsCEST,
Thursday Morning, March 10, 1853.
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-Fyo GARDENERS AND HoRTICUL- aS

TrRisTs-ToR LEASE OR RENT, AFlNE LOT OF 80
N.u. Road, the Tank of----
A. Ct o5pets the suitable for horticultural
a. -, - - s.rIyts = /. BzRCIER, treasurer
fsi In Frsusu's Charitable AsoeiAt q Bsuk fass
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PESsACpLA-Per skr harsa, 43ils lumber Pooy Nco
PHILADELPHIA Per ship Jsbn " White Assorted uiEe.
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a. ~ three at SQUARE msrk W Any having the si
th , Mn IA ease mast {. " SHAW CO. Poyirss street
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Bss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate Coz Reelection
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n ONION PORTER-l50 casks Barclay s
= 'y'Aas ''se- 7'e-@ s WOLFF IS Camp street.
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7zS~ For CLERK or FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
auiLo SAMUEL G. RISK candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court e
may DO chan sed To- els te
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Ter For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT oRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present M,nng
Clerk Of the Fh District Cu Nse.ns, which situation ne mas
filled Tor the ast year c himself candidate Ter te
he changed to- tell ID
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sTtIs IRON hv accident. having itI 18th in aeh -gs Gt
Grafton 81 HAr st9r Of 81 11eh sefes "a 4~s
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OFFICE DAfLy CKEsCEST,
Thursday Morning March TO- 1853. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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SHIP John W Wue NNs4r days Philadelphia
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EEOR SAhE.-b9 bales Tucata Tobacco,
T. satsbe w 6gaI NsAsIs; Apply 70 ,,.-....-..,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
runaway KILLED,

On Saturday last runaway negro was killed
In the parish Of East Baton Rouge La, under
the following circumstances. 1.-TWO ei,s MlSOr
Port Hudson, learning that o negro Jas At
work on fla,boat loading with sand iuSt 'bclow
that place, who was suspected az being q Tuns-
way, went down In skif for the purpose Of
arrestinE him.. HaN inr seised him Md put him
In tho sElfI they started back, but had act prod
eeeded Far when the negro, who was At The
oars, seized hatchst and assaulted one Of them,
wounding him very seriously, A soulie en-.
sued, during which both parties fell overheard.
They were both rescued by the citizens pulling
10 them with Ikif. Finding him 80 unmaG.
uVeable, the negro wus put ashore, and the par
ties returned 10 Port Hudson for UThs and
pack of negro dogs, and started SgOin with the
intention to capture him. They SoonEol on his
trail, and when found again he was standing u
bay upon tho outer edge Of a large raft Of DRIFT
wood, armed with club and pistol. In this
position he babe defiance 10 men and dogs
knocking the latter into the water with bis club,
and threatening death to any man who up.
preached him, Finding HIM obstinOtsly deter.
mined not TO surrender, one d his pursueNs shot
him. lie fell at the third fire, aud 80 detpl-
mined was he not TO be captured, that, when an
effort was made 10 rescue him from drowning,
he made battle with his club, and sunk waving
his weapon in angry defiance a(Fhis pursuerS.
He TeTused 10 give the name Of his owner"
FslicianO Wing, goth ult,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Raw. VIM, Rom,

The eitlsena Of our town and vicinity have
been much interested and, we hope, benefited
by listening 10 series Of lectures delivered by
this distinguished temperance advocate, Mr..
Ross commenced HE lectures on Sunday the let
day Of May, and continued them until Thursday
evening following. We believe the lAboFs Of
this able and jealous advocate In the temperance
cause, has and will do much good in our com.
munity. Large secSSSlons have already been
made 10 the Division Of Sons, many OF whom
are Of the best men In our community, who had
hitherto stood Hloor, and many others, we be.
leVe, IRE ready and will attach themselves TO
that noble order.
A Section OF the Junior Sons was also or.
CANNED by Mr.. Ross, consisting Of about thirty.
five Of our boys, who seem determine 10 vie with
their seniors in their zeal in the noble cause
On Thursday evening the "SOnS," as we'll as
the section Of Juniors, turned out in full rega-
Tia in toroh.light procession and proceeded to
the Presbyterian Church, which was filled al.
most to overaowing before they arrived there.
After the address Of thrilling interest, the Off.
Gers Of the Section were installed In the pres.
snoe Of the assembly,
As friend to the great temperance reform,
we IRE truly gratifed at the immediate efforts
Of the lectures Of Mr.. Ross amongst MS, in the
acocsSionS to the orderus above named, but we
believe that much more good will result by the
effect produced upon the public mind generally,
in favor Of prohib,ory law, The battle Is
now for the Maine Liquor Law, and the cham.
pions Of temperance IRE determined to have
nothing less, and we csndidly believe the PEG.
pie of benton county are fully prepared for It,
and few more ROSES would carry il triumph.
antly in the State. Twelve months hence, we
Opine this will be troublesome question Ia
some wOuld-be legiIlOtOrS.--[ Warsaw Review
l2h.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLLISION ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
rOvI aSS SERIOUSLY rSJunrB.

We have TO chronicle another Railroad
Occident-il, indeed, It can be appropriate,
any longer, to apply that term to caiastro-
phe resulting from inatIenliOn to duties.
Adult D o'clock last evening, 1t was re-
ported in this city that collision Of two
trains had occurred In the neighborhooi OF
Bergen, on the RamapO branch Of she Erie
Railroad, about four miles from Jersey
City. On proceeding to the depot OF The
Company, we found the report was true.
The emigrani train FROM New York had
met the day Express train from Dnkik
half mile Yves, Of Bergen junction. Tho
locomotives dashed against each other, and
were completely smashed; the tender Of
the Express train was driven back into the
hNggage.cur, destroying tho car and much
Of the passengers baggage. Immediately
as the engineers and liremen perceived that
u collision was inevitable, they jumped oil
the train and escaped without injury.
-Four Srakemen, however, named Ilarri.
son, Van klcet, Griffin and Furlow O'Gara,
were seriously, and two of them, It is
feared, fatally injured. The greatest SUI.
ierer by the calamity Is OGara, who had
his right leg smashed, and his lett foot sew
cred from the leg. The party whose inir-
res were next in severity 10 those Of O'Gu-
ra, was Van kleeI, who had his leg smash
ed TO pieces, lie has wife and two Chi.
dren living in Jersey City. Griffin has a
leg broken. The injuries Of Harrison are
Intellectual; he had no bones broken.
Oi course the q eOtest CONSERVATION pre-.
vailed among the passengers, none of whom,
however, were injured. The day expre,s
train should have reached Jersey City at 8
80, but It was detained about two hours
md half, not arriving at the depo, ill
III o'clock.
This catastrophe, like the more terrible
tragedy on the New Haven road, was the
result OF pdlpabe earcleSSaeSS. The dav ex.
press train, bound East, was lunning on
tia'e, and no blame can be attached 10 the
conductor, Mr. Seth Geer, to the engineer.
or to any person connected with the lrain,
The fault evidently les with the conductor
oil the emigranl train, Mr., w, G. Gale, " no
left the depot at Jersey City one quarter Of
an hOur before his time.
immediately after The collision, the con.
duclor of the express train teepraphed 70
the depot for assistance, and for loeomo.
motive TO bring the train to the CITY. Tha
; only medical gentleman who happened "a
be on board the cars was DR., David Ward
OF Hornellsville, Steubsn CO., N. Y, who
hound up the wounded limbs, and renSsrsJ
all the aid in his power
On the arrival Of the train a, jersey
City, the conductor procured wagons e.,
: the convenience Of O'Gara aud Van Klss,
! to the New York HOspi.al,-[New YOTE
Times, 10Th. -''"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
TEnNg OF ADVERTISING
ARRRhr ron MuRnRn.

Two young men named Eli and Thomas
AOltzclaw, were arrested In Canton, last nigh,
about o'clock, under authority Of requisticu
from the Governor Of Indiana, for murder
committed In Madison Iud,, on the OH Of May,
1850.
They came down this morning on the Die
Vernon, in irons, in charge OF Mr.. William
Howard, the brother Of the murdered man.
The circumstances under which the crime
waS committed, were these Thomas HollE.
claw got drunk one Sunday, and in this cOndi.
ton went into = church in Madison, and raised
. disturbance. Complaint was made TO the
Mayor, and Mr.. Joseph Howard IN officer,
was sent 10 arrest Holizclsw. The latter hest
tOtsd about going with the officer and his bro
Their, Eli, after some defiant remarks, struck
Mr.. Howard with a plank, laying his scull
open. The latter called Tor help, and seeing
Henry Holtzcluw start towards the back Of thu
store, and Suspecling his object was 10 arm him.
self, and there being no help near, ran ont Of the
front door, and was Just crossing the curb stone
when ball from pistol in the hand Of Henry
HoltzclOw struck him in the side and passes,
through his body, He lived five or six days,
The three HoltzcOwS were arrested and tn.
ken before the Mayor, who decided their crime
10 be murder in the second degree, and admit.
ted them 10 bail in the sum of five thousand
dollars, which they forfeited. Whenthe grand
jury met they took up the case and indicted
them all for murder. For murder, then, these
young men will be tried upon their return.
The evidence is conclusive, and il is thought
that Eli HOltzclNw will certainly be convicted
of that crime. Henry lIotEclaw, who fired the
pistol, has not yet been arrested.
The Hollzouws had moved TO Madison from
Georgetown, KY. but short time previously
and their father was at the time keeping lOrg,
wholesale grocery store. He has since gon,
back to Georgetown.
Eli Holtzclaw has wife with him. whom h,
stole from her father in Madison, after he com
mitted the crime for which he will probably di
on the gallOws. The father Of the deluded cir
was greatly distressed by this conduct of hi
only daughter. She used her fathers credit I
buy wedding clothes, TO the amount of ninet
dollars. Her family was very respectable, Sh
accompanies her husband back to Madison.
Ell and ThomSs Heltzclaw have been keepin
little One.drink whisky shop in partnership
IN Canton. They had sold out and were maxim
arrangements TO leave, when they were al
rested,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

Fights, and other disturbances ore growing
very common Of late, In our town. The dog.
gcriss are thronged with half drunk men almost
every night. Tho streets, from eight o'clock
TIL twelve, are Glled with noisy lOaFSrs, and
the disturbance thus created IL intOlerNble..--
This should be attended 10, and quiet restored,
We are indebted 10 Mr., ], w. White, the
gcn,lemOnly speoiul mail agent on the Die Yer.
non, for information Of love und Nancy affair
which occurred few days UgOin 81, Louis, md
which has not yet found its way into the st,
Louis papers.
A German who had beer house and HE third
wife, left both and wen, or down the river, with
$4,000 and another Germans wire--thus un.
wOrthily beslOwing money which should hove
been used for tho comfort VI his own wife and
children.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

ROurE NOT SErrLED.-We learn that nsO
surveys, on what is known az the middle
route" on the line Of the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Railroad, east Of 81, Joseph, have been
going on Cor several weeks past, and since the
supposed fnal location At Glasgow What does
il meanp Win the Bloomington Republican
please explsin-b being IN the confidence Of the
direetoryS-CSOvSnuSb Sen
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

ROw.--YeSterduy evening, about six o'clock,
the engineer Of the ferry boat was struck or in.
suited by an Irish lObOrer, whereupOn he very
properly "knOoked down and cleaned out" the
fellow.
This set our Irish population in stew, and a
number Of them marched up TO the ferry boat
to whip two or three American citizens who
were on board, and take possession of the boat.
They stood on shore, cursing and abusing those
on the boat, till they went so far as to arouse
their American blood, when two representa-.
Gves OF Uncle Sam pitched into them, when
briekbOts and shOldkigks were dropped, Ond
Irish heels beat a lively retreat up town. On,
"bOuld son Of Erin" however, was stunned b,
thunp over the eye with Slung shot, and
moment after, received a blow on the back O.
the head with an iron wrench, that knsoksC
him down end settled him for while.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
Awful, C1lAniiy-TsrriSlO Los. II life
BuFrALo, May Is.


Between the hours Of B and 6 p. NJ, the roof
and rear walls Of the granite building, No. l62,
Main ST., formerly occupied by Robinson and
Co., bankers, and the Exchange Bank, fell in
aud buried some fifteen or twenty workmen I'M
der the ruins. The lower stSry Of the reur
walls had been removed for the purpose Of put
ting in glass wall with iron pillars, in the
place Of the solid brick, but, owing 10 some de-.
feet in staying up the wall above, The whole fell
in with tremendous crash, and buried beneath
the rubbish nearly oil who were engaged in the
repairs. The Loss Of life is awful, though we
are unable 10 state the extent to which Il has
reached. Some four or FIVE Of the workmen
have been rescued Swfully Rangled, but yet
alive. Whether they will survive is consider.
ed extremely doubtful. Workmen ave engaged
in removing the rubbish. The loss Of the build.
ing will probably be ten or fifteen thousand dol.
| lars,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

SRlPArNrS,--Wc noticed Obou ono hundred
and twenty-five or thirty boxes Of ,ohOcoo--
manufactured in this city lying on tho wharf
this morning, and bound for the Upper Mssis.
sippi- Burlington, Dubuque, Musca,tnC, Gale.
ma, OquawkO, &c.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

%. AZ most PerSonS would like to know how
much "whils man il WORTH" We give Ike
value az made by the Legislature Of Illinois,
who decreed during the last session that rail
WY companies should pay $1,000 for every
passenger loss in train through the careless.
ness Of the company or their agents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

A mass meetinghOs been he'd at NorwOlk,
Conn, the scene Of the late railroad disaster. A
memorial was drawn up, peliliOning the Legis.
lature to pass laws tending 20 avoid tho recur.
renee Of similar disasters.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
TEE CRY HOTEL,

The enterprising proprie,Or' Of the City HO'
tel are determined to keep good house. We
can testify to the excellent quality Of their table
from personal observation, and the propristOrs
bear the good nAme Of being accommodating.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

A GIRpLE RODED rHE EARTR,--AmonR the
fruits Of the present truce in Europe may DO
signaliEed the projected Line OF Telegraph from
London 10 Calcutta and Canton. The great
work IL already commenced,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

Mr., Jas. L. MOrnslrs stock Of stoves and
tinwOrO Is large and complete. Go and exam.
Inc Il.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

A large drove IF sheep were shipped on the
Die Vernon this morning, bound for st, Louis,
ne believe
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
A HOAX.

The reported gold discoveries at San Antonio,
has turned out hoax--all the gold exhibited
there having been brought from California.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

The weather I warm but MODGniel's soda is
cool. Tyh.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

H~China expends $4,000, 900 annually, for
ePla@--WhO wonders that they ara a sleepy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08
NUMBER SO
Gbe Dailp Direinian.
The Old Man GONE a-Maying.
ny Mrs. T. X. HERvEY.

There was aged man
Along the upands. a'he,ing tho May
The day gracious TINT first Spring day
When tende, Eve began
To feel il sweet
To track the feet
That through tho wild grass ran.
Tint time heard i'm saying
"Whcre is the May The dews have filed mine eyes
The hills riso sleeper than they used to rise,
When with the flushed Morn strayng.
She smiled to
How full of gee
young heart goes aMaying.
"rhe Joys oi life grow rare
Where is the thrill of Natures glory born.
With which of old greeted ench May
Departed Where, oh where
The ,hought.' rich flood,
The bounding blood
The passion and the piayer7
"The sprngs Of eartl fhiing
The waning ovestar paleth in her place:
Nc'cr did see her with face
Along the welkin smiling
The oders sweet
Faint round my feet
What Is tho old world ailing7"
He oensed and laid him where
The broad tree. shadows dan ma in pool
Along verge of light; while calm and COOL
One other presence there
Stoo In and made
Eternal shade
Shutting out ind nir
When that ripe sire was born
IIo walled 10 enter n world sad.
Yet now, in quitting, seemed IL not 80 bad;
For, though hs 0osh torn
| him smile.
To feel The while
His foot against the thorn
Enough its idle playing,
Leave the gathered shoaf among the flowers;
Tho key of Heavens garner /. not ours!
In truth, there is aaying
What guardians keep,
What pleasures steep
The tired soul gone n-Mnying
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