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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
New.York, Feb. lin.


We have New Orleans dates of Saturday,
with news from the city of Mexico TO 18th.
After the election of Congress by Cevallos,
ffty-six members assembled at private house
ON the 2lst, mpeuched Cevallos and elected
Osorio, Governor Of Puebla, President adinterim
Osorio refused to except. The garrison of the
oity pronounced in favor Of the plan of Guadal-
ajero. The Siglo says the revolution is ended
the whole country being in favor of the plan of
Guadalajara.
General Henss, Minister Of War, sent mes
sage TO Uraga, urging his immediate PressDoe
at the capital as there wonld be no cabinet I'LL
his arrival. 1t is reported that Urago is willing
10 recognize Cevallos, and also Congress, pro-
yided the latter will reform the constitution
Ceyallos issued a proclamation, opening the
ports of Mazatlan, San Bias, Tampico, Vera
Cruz and CamargO.
'rhe steamer Albatross arrived at Vera Cruz
Great excitement existed, and proclamation
was issued, suprosing TINT Santa Anna was
passenger. xxx.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
Missouri Legislature.
JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. 10, 1853.
SENATE.


The morning was spent in discussing the bill
Ito lay OF the State into Congressional Districts.
In the afternoon it passed-ayes 81, noes g.
The Districts are as follows
First Dstrict--St. Louis county.
The second consists Of Marion, Rails, Mon
roe, Pike, Audrain Boone, Galloway, Mont
gomery, Warren, Lincoln and St. Charles.
Third-Counties of Lewis, Clark, Scotland,
Knox, Shelby, Howard, Randolph, Macon,
Adair Schuyler, Putnam, Dodge, Sullivan, Linn,
Charlton, Carroll, Livingston, Grundy and Mer-
Ger.
Fourth Counties Of Ray, Caldwell, Daviess,
Harrison, Gentry, DE Kalb Clinton, Clay,
Platte, Buchanan, Andrew, Nodawsy, Atchson
and Holt. ..H..
Fifth-Counties of Cole, Moniteau, Cooper,
Lafayette, Saline, Jackson, Johnson, Pettis,
Benton, Morgan, Henry, Cass, Miller and Yer
non.
Sixth-Counties of Mcdonald, Newton, Jas
per, Bates, st. Clair, Cedar, Dade, Lawrence,
Barry, Taney, Greene, Polk, Dallas, Hickory,
Camden, Laolede, Wright, Ozark, Texas, Pu-
laski, Usage, Oregon, Stone and Gasconade.
Seventh Counties o. Crawford, Franklin,
Jefferson, Washington, st, Francois, Ste. Cen
levieve, Perry, Madison, Cape Girardeau, Wayne,
Ripley, Butler, Stoddard, Scott, Mississippi,
New Madrid, Dunklin, Shannon, Reynolds,
Dent, Boiiiager, Pcmscc,t and Shannon.
Bill to provide for the management of the
ntiaTy,--Passed--ayes 27, noes 2.
HoUSE-MoRNING SESSION.
Both Houses have fixed on the oath TO adjourn
sine die.
Mr. Blair presented potition to make pub
lie Administrator Of ST. Louis county elective
by the people-Read twice and referred.
Mr.. Jackson resumed his remarks and spoke
till half past ten; when
Mr. Hunter moved the previous question:
The vote stood-ayes 62, noes 81. Not sus-
tanned, it requires two-thirds; the Speaker deci-
ded under the rule, and the question must now
lie over one day.
Mr.. Blair then moved a reconsideration Of
the vote, and proceeded to reply to Jackson, and
had spoken near one hour, when the House ad-
journed to 2O'clock.
HoUsE-AFTRRNooN SESSION.
A bill incorporating the city of Kansas
Passed. D-... .
Mr.. Blair continued his remarks for an hour
and half
MIR. Sims followed on the same side anu
closed; when the House adjourned.
HoUSE-NIoHT SESSION.
Mr. Pipkin introduced bill to authorize the
cities of St. Louis and Carondelet to subscribe
stock to the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road Company
Mr. Blair introduced resolution calling the
attention of Congress to the necessity of making
an appropriation for the completion OF the Ma
rine Hos ptal in St. Louis-Passed.
Several local bills, Of unimportant character,
passed. Adjourned.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24
HAY DEN SC WILSON, ~
IMPORTERS AND MANgFAcTuRERs' OF
Saddlery and. Coach Hardware,

Carriage Trimmings, &c. s,q8
No. N, North Main street 50. LOuks,
THEIR s:Nck in all branches, for spring sales vii
tanned a
SKusIING. HARNESS AND BRIDLE LEArHBH,
CGnROt be Surpassed. III. e
They would mot respectfully invite all .buyeIs 70
give them cali, assuring them that pains win b
spared to givs Satisfaction in every particular.
febl0-9El ~ -. "a =. .....,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
.fOTICEi Is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN obtained from The Nails County Cont, lelters Of
adtnnis reiion with the will ahnexsd, upon the estate
OF THOMAS D0oLEY, deceased, bearing date Feb
ruary 7Ih, 1888. 80 Igi a.ll.aysy ~ bsV1f1
All persons having claims against said estate ere
hereby nolh 20 exhibit them, duly authenticated AZ,
eordi6 to law, within year ifom the date ef said
letters OF they mqy be preeluded from any hensAt =
said estate, and II not prevented within three yeas
from tie date of said letters, they will hs 6leve1
barred. q ~ 1 JOHN D00LEr, y J...s
/ Ifsht7'S,l Aars'r. with the win sa'xsss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

The Cincinnati Nonparei says there is a man
in that city SO pasSionatcly fond of music that he
mistakes his wife for bass drum, nightly, and
beats her like the mischief
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-24

-..H RsffrtnceS; "a -
J. Gore, R. D. HOneymau,
Judge Cook, S. Mccoy, l1 'la4,BOJ
Russei Moss, $500. Briscoe, ..... o.
DR.. Norton, II. WesfralI,
ID. Long, c f.slrE ll Dr. Rackh, .1sl 4l-t
A Bud, ....rG.I ]. Barcus, Plank Road
samuel Smiih. N. London, Contractor.
Dr. l.. T Britlingham, James QaaTles, t.lE Fiis
q. Capliager. j. r. Shoeklev
A. Dorson, hirs. Francis brown.
/ --sa== Dr. Nj. f. Brown. el .sa9gF
only give few referenees-I could give yoa
i've hundred in this vicinity If IT necessary
The Prairie State Stove IS almost entirely used
throughout Illinois and Iowa. warrant eve ~ siavs
and will pay 10 any person who will produce per-
feet Prairie Slate Stove that will not bake cook, !,
work and operate as stated, one hundred doilsrs.--
Wholesale dealers will do well to call on me before
purchasing, | can furnish them stoves lower than
they can be purchased elsewhere, aud a Car sapefok
article, as the last year has tested All Of nv stoves
are manufactured Of the best OF iron, aud warrant
lal SELL Another advantage in purchasing Of as il,
any plate burning out breaking BY accident ean a
any time be replaced. can assure my customers
that my prices will be unilorm, aud all orders will
oe promptly attended to.
We are also agents for the Missourian Star Pre-
MUM, Ohio Premium Stove, Pittsburgh and Cinein-
lna and the Old Style Premium, which has been la
use for the last ten years. will attend to getting
extra plates for all stoves Of Oyery pattern, charging
lno profit, and nothing for my trouble. pefmS.
nenily located in this city, and will Accommodate
any one who VITA call on me, IL possible.
| iafl41 -oa
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
rrThe DAILY GAzETrE il on our

rThe Daily GAZETTE is on our
table this morning. With it's appear
ance we hearted a now era In the
Jonrnslisn1 of this great city. Our
citizens bearafier. may expect "the
correct record Of passing events the
necessity for. which the public has 80
hong felt Our three hundred re-
portersshave, al rusned.in during the
past twenty -four hours to. inform us
that their existence is threatened, by
the appearance Of seven hundred on
the other side, in "buckram suits. I"
They tremble in The fear that their
occupation is gone. a word or two
has, however, set them all right, and
they have all gone back to their sew
eral stations. We have now nine re.
porters at Justice Walkers Office in
the Second Ward and eleven at the
door Of Justice Sands office waiting
for something to turn up" The for
tune il, that 10 event c.in transpire
without having al least two sides; and
"onr side" no body will have the bar
dihocd but ourselves,sto defend. It
shall be our especial care hereafter to
see that our neigbbor keeps the people
correctly Informed, as he has prom
ised to, do.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

CUEioUs AcciDgET.--A singular
accident occurred np the occasion Of
the recent collision between the Par
is and Bordeaux Hallway. The con-
duclor, whose place was in the lug
gage van. on bearing the goi-e Of the
'prrorcting train opened the sliding
ioor anI pui bis head out to see what
vas the mater. A that moment the
rai,,s eanc in collision. the sliding
4 o. vas violently slamed loo, and De.
-ap,ac5 hlm as neatly as guillo-
lac lis head rolled down the en-
baakmeat, while his body rema,ne1
II the van.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

The circular ordered at the meeting oil
the Union in July. last, is just issued.
As it is matter Of general Interest, we
place 1t before our readers this morning.
An organization Of this character, designd as
il is TO elevate the character Of the Press,
by inducing a social and friendly reunion
at the capital annually, cannot fail to bring
about the desired effect. We presume
that there is not singie member of the
great family Of Editors, compositors al
hoglstes muifnruui HIernpn, who have not
felt tie necessity Oh such an Organization
for the donestsc happiness OF the craft.
The favorable mention that has been male
oflhe Press Union by the Press" at large
lead. rs to believe that this infant institu-
ton posses the germ, which must at an
early day fructiIy and produce beauty AMI
use fullness.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

Eg-'Atthe landing of the Gypsy on
Monday, we Observed three casks rolled
ashore, that did not wear much the APP
pearance OF hardware :" on close in.
spection we were pleased to find them
directed to All establishment, that with
It's usual foresight in spiritual move.
ments as well as temporal, seem to an.
ticipate the action of the next legisla'
ture and the certain influence the
Southern Organ is seeking after. We
should not suppose from the suppl
by the Gip-y, that it would give out
before another reaction takes place il
spiritual affairs"
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stT'ICE.

Stxth JudiclaL Dist. CoUrt-Par-
ash Of East Bafon Rouge.
NTHEREAS Thos. prerdergast Of said
w Parish, has applied to said Court to
be appointed administrator Of the estate OF
Sarah Gerbolt, LATE Of said parish. Decd
Notice is hereby given TO all persotis IN
teIested. to shew cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said applieationsh oeld not be gran
ted. oct 2j-2w NJ MogEso. Clerk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
Gg' Gs.isford at the instigation o

Es' Gaisford at the instigatlon Of
the Picayune has had a correct draw
ing "by one Of the first artists" Of the
Balloon. It is of faultless style, and
admirable execution. We shall be
surprised however, if it does not ex-
cite criticism. We await patiently to
see how the little bi1ou is received
by conuoisseurs in the ''ine arts"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
NOTICE.

Stxth Judic1aL Dist. Couyt--Par-
ISL of East Button Rouge
WHEREAS Joseph W.lCha IMAM ofsaid
w Parish, has applied to.said Court to
be appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Sarah Gerholt late Of said parish deed.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested 70 show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice why
.he said application should not be granted.
oct 25w2t. a. MonESo. Clerk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

C. The Directors Of The Aueri-
crn Academy OF Music, in Philadel-
phia, announce that the snm Of $780,
900 having been sub,eribed, which
was necessary to secure the cnarteT
for the institution, they have pur-
chased a site for the building on the
corner Of Broad and Locust streets
Before any CONTRACT for its construc-
ton can be made, it Is necessary that
the sum Of $4,000 shall have been
subscribed, and they cali upon the
citizens to aid them. 1t is propo ed
that the edifce shall accommodate four
or five Thousand persors.-Pc.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
fs AVIS. rs f
Couy III Si1icHt Dist. .Judiclaire
PnyOisse n Est Baton R0nge

4 TTENDU que Jos ~. Chapmsn, de Ia
II dite Paroisse, !, iait application Ia
dits cour pour atre nomnes administrator
de la succession dc Sarah Gerholt dernie-
rement dc Get Paroisse. decide.
Avis est par la pr6scnte donnes > toute'
per,onnes in.fresses de faire sayoir lear raj
son dans dix iours de la premiere publica-
ton de cst avis. pourquoi la DIT appication
ne seraif pas accordee.
oct. rs VI. MoGESo, brefIier.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

q At n regular meeting Of the
Police Jury for East Baton Rouge in
September, there being no quorum to
do business they adjourned to meet on
the fourth Monday of October (the
Oath inst). There being no quorum
yesterday, we learn that there will be
a called meeting of the Jury the End
Monday Of November.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
Avis d'Adgssinistrateur.

N,OUTES personnes . yant DIES recIama-
tons rontre la succession de Lorin
Very, son price De les pIsen'ee. Les rer-
sonnes qui doiyauI a d die succession son.
price De faire immediate Placement. que Ia
dit Succession SOFT reglef.
oct 23i0t f. b. SANS, Ad'teur.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

CATCH HiM, AND HANG BIN Il
tavern keeper out West advertises a
young lawyer who left his house with
out paying his bill, under the follow
ing expressive caption " Absquatu-
lum damnum ct Swartwoutandibos ia
transitu non est inventus adj scape
2oatum, non comatibus in Ssampo."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25


hail in the "I.ou,s,AsA PARIS UripN, p
throneh Who's agency we hope 10 see
remedied the rvi's we have 80 long had
cause to deploge. The efficacy Of unity
ard the 1rower OF numbers" will achieve
the contamination desoutIyto be wished"
while # The present order oftbisgs iemain.
we shall continue as abstract beings, with
relation TO each other.
dNoxe the evils it is proposed to rene
dyfy the organization IN question, aSe -,
Ist. A depreciation, often-times ruinous,
to which our labor Is subjected by an un.
healthy srecirs OF competition amcne our
selves; and the disposition rracticea on
the part Of corpora.s bodies and others, to
get flie greatest possible amount ofservice
performed for the. least possible remuGers,
alton or. in other words, for inch rates as
are below fair living price. a -
-2nd An abuse Of TIE press, which .ofar
from making it aivehcle Of useful and ex-
tcnsive il formation, renders IL a medium
| of unworttev personalities, substituting, in
leu Of that 'fteaiom q The press, which
we h We always been taught to believe II
he "poifadtupa Of orr iiJerty,"-- a lic"niious-
ness which str1kes at the ioudation Of that
freedom, and mars its useu!lncss and
rover
Ord. An enlargement Of feeling between
the metnbersof the Press, ocrasioned by a
want OF those harmoniziag influences to be
found in aweil organized body. where q
free and mutual interchange and cornmu-
nication of IDEAS may be INDUCED.
Sucn is the brief outline of the nature
and objects OF the LOUISIANA Press MON ,
10 which we again earnestly invite the
attention ard cooperation of 5ur Brethren
of the Press, throughout the State. and
from whom we desire to see such res
ponse az will afford rs the hope of a large
an early accession TO oiir Association, ard
full gathering at our next annual Conven-
ton. to be held ia Baton Rouge, on the
ODD day of EahIllaIy 1854
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

u The design is to close TIE C1ys-
tai Palace New York on tie first of
December. This is announced on ac-
count of the rapid depreciation of
stock. When the Palace first opened
the stock was as high as 10 per cent
it has gone dowa to Is.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

pEcy1ihf Che New York Pa
pers attribute the failure Of their
stock br,k, rs 10 the t5ghtness Of the
money Market Can this be so ?
have they 30 Southern Organ among
llc.n - BalIo12.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

uyWe are authorized to announce A.
w. BELL. As a candidate for Justice oil the
Peace for Ward No. i. Election 2lst No
vemder, 1853.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
BATON ROUGE:::"""OCT., 25: 1853.

~We are authorized to announce +.
B. SANS, as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for Ward Mol. Election 2lst No.
vember 1853.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

ADVANTAGEOUS s0ticq.

4 d persons hlvNlg claims AGAINST Tie
~ Estate If The lh'e l.. VHgT. VIII
please present tllem. Persons indebted 10
the estate viii call and make payment, that
the succession may be closed.
oct 70 lot. r B SANS, Ad tor
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

ANofHFa CoMET--A large faint
and nebuious comet, resembling a star
cluster, was detected near the forward
pow Of lie great bear, on The night oi
The llth Of September, by MIR. c.
Bruins, in Berlin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
AVIS.
AVIS
Cour du Stniemc Dist. Judicioire,

Poroisse TEw Baton Rouge.
A TTENDU que Thos. Prendergast de ia
II dite Paroisse, a fait application a la
dite cour pour etre NOMINEES administrator
de Ia succession de Sarah Gerholt, desnie-
rement dc Get Pafoisse decide.
Avis est par la presehte donnes 4 toutes
personnes intefesses de iaire SAVIOR eu- raj
son dams dix jours de Ia premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi Ia dit application
ne serait pas accordee.
oct35-2w N MORENO. Grefiier.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

U Members Of the Order Of he Lone
Otar, viii find in another column, notice,
Of called meeting Of Putnam Division for
this evening at early cardie light. A pune
tual attendance is requested.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

U We are pleased to find our
friend Winftee at his post again, in
the town of st. Michael The Visa
Wis may be looked for hereafter on
the regular day of publication.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
Abuse Of PscrOgative.

has got to be 50 common Of late years,
that it scarcely ever gets passing no
tee from the press. Occasionally
something occurs some new act OF
abuse Of power, that comes under our.
observation and then it is most GER
tain to get blow, though it be but a
feeble one. @ "A
Washington City being the centre
Of political trickery--wllere the AFTER
les and blood vessels Of the political
fabric centre we have always wished
to see an independent Journal at that
place. TO expose the juggling without
the fear of frowns or favors. Such a
paper would be essentially The "peo-
pies paper" and though it would new.
er get any crurns of public patronage,
yetan honest and fearless course would
ultimately win golden favor. Wash
ington City is full Of presses" that
can be hired for small sum, to pro-
pogate any falsehood, and if occasion
requires ta6ricated one.
There is 10 objection to this but
when the public functionaries Of the
General Government, Use their frank
ing privilege, to food the country with
all kinds OF pufs for themselves and
friends, in phamphlet form, we really
think it reprehensible producing
counter effect to that desired, where
ever they fall into community pos
sessing the least intelligence. Pre-
cedence should not always BE- the
example. We know that it has been
done by the party in power before
this, and the party before Htdt, bat
this does not give any character to
such infamous proceedings.
The mails have always been encum-
bered with such trash, and it is time
that the people should frown it out
Of existence-lt is below par with the
cafch-penny tracts OF Colportsurs,
and reflects no cred0 on the fiauk;rg
privilege. We have been called OH
to express" ourselves thus, from the
fact that large lot Of phamp'ets en-
mating from one Of the cabinet at
Washington, are aAoat in this com
munity the object of which is to make
the people believe that the "Domo-
cratic" candidate for Congress IN this
District is u great man. Oan OF the
pamphlets (which is an anonymous adj
dress) signed "Iberville" stars off with
out any preamble thus MI, P rI1irs
is one Of the most promising Of the
rising men of louisiana" We doubt
not that some partizan, gives express
sion to this sentiment who Gt is very
probably is not acquainted with Ju lge
Perkins. IF it were not said in this
eleotioneering pamphlet we would b.
licve its sincerity. We have the
pleasure ofan acquaintance with Judge
Perkins, and h. is pretty generally
known throughout the District
Everyone who knows him will testify,
that he is a man Of more than ordin-
lary talent---a clever gentlemen-pos-
essing every qualification for the post
be seeks to occupy; and with these
qualifications added 10 the fact Of his
being good Democrat he is most
certain to be elected. For his sake We
say keep off the catch-penny tracts
The Judgelives ii Ills District and
we presume he is better known to the
people here, then he is to the Wash
ington Nifc-workefs.
u The design is to close TIE C1ys-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25
GEORGE. A. PIKE.
THOMAS B. r. HATCH,
=. VI. HATCH,
pHIl.Ip LEINLPhE In

>
n. Il. All communications relative to the
"PREss UnIoSo should be addressed to +
u. HATCH, Esq, Corresponding Secretary
Each applicant for membership will re-
nit the sum OF 81 so yearly dues. which
will be disposed OF, at the annual meeting
in such manner Us the Brethren may
determine
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-25

Our CRors.-The cane in our
parish is yielding very well, with the
prospect of full crop. a sample of
the first sugar from the Plantation Of
j. B. Kleinpeter is on our table, and
looks more like the Havana white"
than brown sugar. The crystals are
fine and large, and the article No. l,
in every particular The sugar land
will average 1000 bbls to the acre in
this Parish.