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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

II K Il II ia MACHINES aud
l. WHEAT fANS.-The attention Of the public 10
respectfully invited stock Of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans, which Lre substantially built and Of
tho most approved patterns Persons In need of snch
implements would do well to give stock examl-
aaon feel sntisded TINT they will be pensed both
In price aad workmanship.
All I'm, lemen ID ed to perform well.
~ l5.-ta DIUGUID IL BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

Miles,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves, if
over eight in number, will be carried as Bird class
Goods.--The weights be regulated as follows: Hor-
ses 1000 lbs. Mules. 500; Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs $50 Sheep, 1905 Calves, lbs, under
months old Lumber of all kinds, and Conl TO
he loadld and unloaded by / owners. consgnees
One day only will be ALLOW ed to load unload, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever Car is
.ufeed to renal, loaled after arriving at its place of
destination, % hours, unle,s otherwise agreed
and cnarge HE of 80 per Car load for
lumber and so cents for Conl and also cha &c at the
rate of 81 go per day for the IF the Cm.
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va & Tenn. R. X.
rge Express md Rep. copy.
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WARWICK FOUNDRY


uylIE Proplietors Of this establishment pro
pnred to furnish the Planters of Yirginia with the
most celebrated Premium FLOWS and A6hlCDL-
'ruRAL TOOLS in the United States.
They haye mt great expense, secured wenty di-
lerent Patterns Of Plows-AJso, Gu LT1VATORS,
ROAD SGRAPERS, md nine different sizes of HAY
CUTTERS. Our Plows consist of the Peekskill New
York $50 Premium; Eagle so Premiun and the
Genuine Livingston county Plows. We have improved
,be Liyng.ton Pow which makes it worth at least 80
uer cent more than the original patterns 1t consists
in the manner in which the landslide is utached TO the
mouldboarl-doing away with the lock, which weakcns
the strength of the Plow The form of the Flow not
but greatly increased in strength by the i'm
pIoyemcnt.
Our experience in the art of Building Agriculture.
Tnols and superior patttrn induce us to believe
We can furnish the best Plows in the State, prices
IN be beat w i'll the Farmers Of Virginia give coll,
and we will take pleasure in exhibiting tools, aud
proving 10 you the truth of our statements
Also all kinds Of Cast and Wrought Iron work, fin
i.hed in the best style and order
Fresh ground Plaster furnished at the mill as u.na
WHITrEMORE, McNAMEE & co.
oct l-ts
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IIIAT REa,EIYED-

lust RECEIVED-
~ 10 Baes and Al Brown Domeslics,
Cotton Osnabnrgs. No. / and 2,
Together with u large lot Of Blankets, fued Cloths,
kerseys, Linsey's &C. for servants wear-for sale BY
OCT 3ts WILSON g. FRANKLIN.
AEON AND LARD 5000 lbs. Prim,
ID Western cured Bnoon, part Fnmily Hams, jur
received on consignment and for sale by
sept It's LEE g. JOHNSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

cy on one side and Hannibal on the other, 10
contend against, Marion City WINS soon swcp,
OF by tho waves Of the Mississippi, and with
il many gorgeous "cOstle in the air." Leaving
railroads out Of the question, no good reason
could have been advanced fifteen years Ogo, why
Louisiana should not progress nearly as fast
and as far Ns Hannibal. Palmyra was tho most
prominent rival Of Hannibal. She had the
county scat, while Hannibal was crammed down
into the extreme corner Of tho county. The
cost Of transportation from Marion City 10 Pal
myra was but trining, while the trade Of u
large section Of rich country ecntercd ut the lat.
ter place. Leaving tho railroad out Of view, 1t
doubtless seemed probable that by we'll directed
energy, Palmyra might continue to tread close
to the heols Of Hannibal. Trouble about titles
was an nniclion Of ill.starrcd fortune, rotOrdng
the growth and prosperity Of Hannibal. This,
however, with other minor difficulties, has van
ished.
Thus, Of number Of towns contendng Cor
superiority, thero were no circumstances SUR
rounding any ono Of them, which we're Of suiii-
cient importance 10 render il indispuably cGr-
tain that it had been chosen for greatness.
The history and present position Of Hannibal
prove that her Future is in her Railroads,
Plank Roads, and Manufactures.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
THE oNEAP sane oF sTooK.

Mr.. Hall ought not 10 be guilty Of great
many Obsurditles equal to that Of selling his
stock in the Hannibal and St. Joseph RAILROAD
at twenty per cent, below parl That stroke
Of policy vas dead failure, Instead Of bring
ing dscredit upon the road, it only caused the
perpetrator to be laughed at
There is one aggravated phase Of this act Of
ridiculous folly, from which we are happily able
to relieve Mr.. Hall. On the authority Of gen.
tlcman we published short time ago state.
mcnt that Mr.. lTsll had been offered par at ST.
Joseph Just previously to selling out in this city,
This Mr., Hall prOnounccs "lie." We could
Of course know nothing about what was going
on at Saint Joseph, except through information
derived from others. Our informant conreSses
that he might have been mistaken, and we fairly
conclude that he rdS mistaken.
A gentleman in ST. Joseph odvertisss that he
will buy all the stock in tho Hannibal and Saint
Joseph Railroad that may be offered for sale at
20 per cent. discount, We presume, however,
that he may save himself further trouble. Mr.,
Halls is probably tho last Of the lot.
THE ELECTION.
We arc indebted TO Thomas T.. Hatcher,
Esq. Clerk Of the County Court, FOR the follow.
ing!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
OUR FUTURE,
A, CURTIS.

We anNioUsly search tho future with glass
Of "hcxtrO double million mOgnirymg power"
rs Samuel Weller, Esq, would have said
when get 10 be a man." says the boy who
has just put on his first pair Of pantaloOns, 81
will 70 where please, and do as like, and
Father can't mako me DO Onything;" and this
lofty idea swells him, until the new incXpresS.
ibles can scarcely contain their owner. As he
grows up other dreams light up his path, calling
around him all the glories Of a brilliant future,
with none Of its drawbacks. AS time progress.
rs, difficulties, impedimcnts and ObStructiOns
unexpectedly start up and glare upon him like
mbiddsn phOntoms. Then shadow begins TO
fall upon his prospects, The view becomes
mixed" There is no longer monotOny OF
flowers and rainbows, An unskillrul artist, he
at first put nothing but light in his pictures
Experience learns him to introduce some sha-
ding, also. lie discovers that no fairy attends
him TO change pumpkins into splendid carriages
or harCs 10 magnificent horses, or everything he
touches, instantOneously 10 gold. Fairies slow
or in their movements, and OF sterner aspect
but not less potent for good, are 10 control his
destinies; these are Labor, SelC.deuial, Patience
and Perseverance,
Cities and nations are governed by the same
feelings that rule the destinies Of individuals,
A man coming TO this section in 1896, would
have been struck with the apparent necessity
For OtOwn Of considerable importance somewhere
Onthe west bank Of the Mississippi, between st,
Louis and the Lower Rapids, Not looking 10 a
railroad failure, which, like second Nature,
would most probably bestew Fortunes ravors
prOmiscuOusly, and in seeming confusion; but
considering only the commercial advantages
as developed, it would have appeared that ST.
Louis must forever remain the central sun, M.
wing revolving around it the lesser lights stud.
ding the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Al
the produce concentrated at these points might
be expected to be poured into st, Louis, ant
thence would be drawn all their supplies for tn,
interior, Under such circumstances, no VcrI
important town could be expected 10 spring up
There would be races for precedence, fostering
and in turn eheered on by local rivaries Ont
petty jealOusieS, the small victory finally to b
awarded TO that town which should manage t
get the best start, or which might be favored
with some noighbOrhSod advantages, WOul,
this fortunate town be Louisiana, or Hannibal
or Palmyra, or Marion City, Canton, Tully
Lagrange or Alexandria9 All these places ha
6ne scope Of country back Of them, thOugl
Hannibal was probably best situated, in that re
spset, the radius Of her circle Of trade being a
10 l00miles, ever a country unsurpassed 10 pro
duotivO capacity, and which, by immigration
was rapidly increasing in population, Alexan
dria is tsO near KeOkuk, Lagrange, Tully ant
Canton could net be expected to advance nucl
farther than they have gone, as they had Quin
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
Wanted
AZ thi. oiRee, TWo CONFESSIONS.
For tho Hannlbal Journal.

Mr. EprvOR tia your paper Of last week. notice cal
signed by "Many Voter" soliciting me to become oand
date for the Office Of City Msrsha and feel Il my duty 70
rcspOnd to that call, 10 doing yield to their wishes
and become q candidate for that Otcc, have only to say
that should bO elected w according to the best Of my
ability, strictly and faithfully discharge the duties dovOlypg
upon keeping In view the interests Of the city, and
is ctsns. fSs much battered by this CALI and return to
"Nany Voters my sincere hAnks, and Sanety tolClt tho
surpartof all, Very respectfully,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

The Mobile papers give official notice Of the
arrangement between the New Orleans and Mo.
bile companies for building railroad between
the two cities. A subscription for 100000 Of
the Mobile company is to DO opened on tho 18th
instant, and remain open until the 90th, after
which the amount unsubsoribed will be offered
in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

STABBlNG,--We leOrn from enc Of our cit.
izenS Just returned from visit 10 Boone county
that on Tuesday the 10Th inst, serious diff.
Guilty occurred at ROcheport, between Mr., Nc.
Quhdy and q Mr.. Lewis, in which the former
stabbed the latter in the abdomen with Bowie
kairs. An examination was made by medical
attendants soon after injury was inflicted, and
The wound pronounced to DO fatal, Our in
lormant learns however that death had not en-.
sued on Thursday morning, though no hopes
were entertained Of his recovery.
McQuiddy was immediately arrested and
put on trial in court Of inquiry, which resulted
in ruling him 10 bail for his appearance before
the next circuit court, in the sum Of seven hum
dred dollars, Our informant was not advised Of
the cause which led to the diRculty.- Bruns-
wicker,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
Proclamation.

Whereas tho owne VI major part Of Block No, H. IN the
city Of Hannibal have peOhOd mo to grant order 70
prohibit the erection OF wooden buildings on said Block
by this city do all poTsonS IRON putting up any wooden
building OF budlngs in said DOek contrary said 0rdnANee
HANNIBAL, July 29th, 1888, T. SELMES, Mayer,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

Mr. Thompson has obtained about two.thirds
OF the vote of the county for Circuit Clerk, Mr.,
DiokCrson ought not to complain; for, as one Of
our merchants says, "ho could hardly expect us
young men to vote for an old bOchelOrl" We
don't like TO encourage thcmi they ought TO do
better II is we'll enough to rebuke old bOche.
lors, for not setting us young men u better ex,
ample,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
own d3 locomotives, Of which twelve are
of a capaciyt equal to speed of 50 miles an
hour. Tho Baltimore and Ohio railond
have Ill locomotives, some Of which are OF
equal speed, This immense velocity has
been attained through the active compSti,
ton of the railroad companies, who have
spared no expense in rewarding construct.
ors for costly experiment
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
DagueroOtypes! DOguemeotypos ! !
W,p. PITTS

osidont Daguerrean Artist, would simply re.
lO mind the citizens Of Hannibal and surround,
ing country that he is still taking pictures ut his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, aud his increased facilities
he is now prepared TO take pictures In a styls
far superior TO any heretofore taken in this civ
and at reduced prices, Call aud examine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

The soil Of Siberia, at tho close Of tho Sum
mcr is found still frozen FOR fCty.six inches be.
meath the surface, and the dead, that have lain in
their collins for ono huNdred and fifty years
have been taken up unchanged in the least.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

DROwNED,-YestcrdOy man was found in
the river about five miles above Hannibal, and
brought down 10 Scipio, He had apparently
been dead some eight or nine days; was prOba-
% " deck hand; had on blue shirt and blue
pants, with handkerchief around his waist.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

A SQUARE Of finely perforated zinc placed in
stead Of glass, in one OF the paneS OF window,
is a cheap and excellent mode Of vsntilating u
room,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE hereby Rlvon 10 tho creditors md al Others
~ interested In tho os,ae OF GILLIAN KING, dcccngodl
that the under gned administrator Of tad eaao on the hut
day Of the next November term Of the Rails County Curt W
AZ soon thereafter "A said court will hear the same, will make
JOHN ROUSE, Adm'r of
August a. ls6a--sBAt GILLIAN KING, dcy'd,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
lNTERESTING NrW DOOIiS

INTERESTING NEW BOOKSl
clovcmook, by Alice Carey,
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Fuller
Gems nom Fable Land,
Way TO do Good, by A6hoWi
Corner stone, by &, h, Taylori
Queer Bonnels, by Mrs. Tothnl
For sale at the New Book store, by
Yl4wW ID, X, CARAVAN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03
EXAMINATION,

ENAMlNATIVN,
The examination Of Misses Smith & Patricks
school took place yesterday In the basement Of
the Baptist Church, and was largely attended
Tho proficiency Of the scholars was very salts
factory even 10 those who were not acquainted
with the fact that the larger portion Of the school
has been made up during the progress Of tho
session, so that there has not been time to train
many Of tho scholars equally with others. Yet
tho prompt readiness and correctness Of answers
was mnch admired, and considered very credit
able 10 tho teachers and their scholars. Two
studies, astronomy and botany, the scholars were
net examined in, on account Of the lOcnssS OF
tho hour at which they were reached in the or
der Of the exominOtion,
The exercises in the evening, gave more gem
erul satisfaction than anything Of the kind ever
before witnessed in this city.
Everybody was delighted with the perform
Onccs of the primary class, during the day and
in the evening, The little folks "boot the Jews
singing, although they have been but short
time in training.
Tho performances Of all tho scholars in vocO'
music, and of those who performed on the piano
were much praised, as were oil the exercises Of
the evening; consisting OLA song in concert ;
ShutOtory, by Miss S. Willis; Hew's Quick
step, instrumental, by Miss Shoot; Defamation,
by Miss Davis Music Colloquy, Solar Sys-
TEN (udmirably calculated 10 iudelibly impress
upon the memories of the pupils their knowledge
Of the machinery Of the Solar SYSTEM; DeclO-
nation, by Miss +. r. Pavcyi Song, Primary;
CollOquy, Woman's Rights French Song DE.
clumaton, Miss c, Shoots Song in concert !
French Colloquy; Instrumental Duet; Reading
Of the Bouquet; Song; Defamation, by Miss
NJ. HOlsey; Song, Primary class; Floral collie
quyj ValedictOry, Miss L. P. HOneymOnj Mu'
sic.
Miss Davis, on behalf Of the pupils, present.
ed handsomely bound book to cuch Of the
teachers a token Of OhectiOnNtc regard, well
merited, complimentary and appropriate.
by encouraging such teachers, Hannibal may
be always blessed with good schools.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

Ii. Mr.. White, Mail Agent on tho Die Yer.
non, brings down the news, we are told, that
enough counties in tho Third District have been
heard from to justify the assertion that LIND
LEY is ELECTED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

w II T.,
Pore Old Port sherry Madeira, CarOt anil Malaga wncS
at the Drug Store of - ''' ' N
July 20, lS6S-dIWSm ANDERSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-03

No mail up to-day.
Joseph MOgridge succeeds in business the
Lutte firm Of Mogridge & MoFaul, Of ST. Louis
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the ushosany bookcase fed with dry pAser o. psl
now In use present for By and that the sa
tee also Of Mier Patsni" >ses eertthyz
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between Is settled for sn time % come.
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pubic Judge Tho oVr and who ~ ~ pren s n.ls
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Dantius Araocmlss.


4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
es Broadway. next Chrrch will reopen MON
DAY Oct 8 for Evening Clsses ard WEDNESDAY, o:t D
for Afternoon visit the great schools OF Lon
don and Paris exPr SLY for the consulting VI ne exp
hose chOos dances were procured
from Mes Cegrrs MaxowskL BoizOt snd Renoudy OF Pi
Couon DE- gye Saon OF London wlch viii be introduced
M the tine safely lom persoaal
observation thai those who become pupils Of tbs ny w a.
tend the most SPACIOUS eegan ndcOnynien g ablhment eer
In London F.il or hoped therefore, that ths
Joined with the ADVANTAGE the system which produced such
the attention paid 70 ine con-
duct and de- will insure continuation Of that
ALLEN DODWORrH.
EFRRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. % West
Isth4t Madame {. DUBREUL IERRERO ani her br9her
IBWARD FEERERO vii the academy s. RDA1.
Oc Young md mat u. ols wednesdays and Sa-nrays
and Mouiav 1hursdnys - VI commencing Oct Gen
item ne evening elias Mondays sDd Thursday " eomenc-
ng Oct IL Private Lessons given Casrs snd schools attended
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WANTED-To hire genteei threeFtory hoos l-,
w fh Cfon water thro-gh he House Ass, = neH Sag
q, "a, rrts IN = respectable neshborhoo4 beloS ~ . Ef
Isv Rsrf - Tboderes A14-~ noe 20 Z r bf'49
wsy Post Ohce, for two days
XXrANTED-A first class Dwelling. central IN goo1
n.shboro1 so ssvsr1l good roons N y Or - sSI %
several also s1E pess,, ~
As IN r psr he city Addiess W Box No IN a tbs ooe
Ss.saF ur. rni.es AID rent for week from 81 rs
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suPExiNrEN0sSrS oFricx
CRYsrAL PALACE Sept IAN
'J,HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
Il CRYSTAL PALACE y now open EVERY DAY SUNDAYS en-
cepted between the hours OF II 0SLoek ANU " VSASt
2. NJ, unt further notice. A..
single Admission
children under l. years Of
Monthly Tickets tor each calendar mcnihl .'''''''
xo sssien rs,. Weekly rcist. viii b i. ed sad II.
price Of admission SATURDAY OF ssch week, will be Frdneeits
esns. on snd aNer SATURDAY, Oct.L
iekets may DC NJ iii s S 81 ,,a,., 800.
,fPark place aso Joie. Music Sore, 300 Broadway
Join NJ BATCHELDER. Secretary ofthe superintendent
rI,HE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
Il EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS gts
notice thaf the Exhibition 20 he Public IN al m
branches 49, -, - -, ~. =. -. =.
made hut In great Of Raw Produce AAnhsard
Artiees Machinery and Fine Ats tho Exhibition mar 10"
pronounced complete. . -. .,...... !.
yins that in all branches ~ far the most oomPreasaa~
that hes ever been msde In tns country ana a -
H.vs t will compare favorably with any made ~,
The y OF Foegn and the Products oi che Ss me ~
World altoz Their superior TO snythns eyer oeo.s -. ~
country Inventive ingenuity the mechanic s.A s
III. industrial energy have never eetofe 80
The and tho tslen Of 5000 exhibitor haye pe
dueed his array he beautiful and usefu products o. nsan
inegeuce ard Directors earnestly invite hen teos
,es 10 the press opportunity examine snd 20 aay
s1 ~, ~. 81 hh ,a,cr Ia. b..n AID la all problbaiT
ill rot in many years again bs offered 10 their oc,etfon
The EAhbnou "ili close 10 de moa,h OF December "e"
AIFRED PFIL JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
ATHEIST BFIMoNT CHAS " FOSTER
ALIEN HAMILTON, IT. thEODohE shvo"'~~F
1IHFpT hNDFRSON WM wHErrES
HENRY \, ID MAN. JOIN " MAN
ICON , NJ tsIFRyELr WATTS SHERMAN
JANIS A HAMILTON y w kDM1spS
SAM HI Nj iOBSON = y h', ,l,f,N, ~ -.
CnAS T. Anderson rresursr
LAs,S c stuart. Acts Sec.
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Che iOorlo's fur.

OFFICE oF rag GENggAL SUPERINTENDENT I
CRYSTAL PALACE. Ne~-iork, sept u, lS0 =
NOTICE is hereby given, that no more applications
IN 20 Exhibit this badius whether torsisu % domsS eas s
s-.p,ed J. NJ BArClELDsR
Secretary Of the SgperinealeaL