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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

ILLNESS OF GERRIT SMrrH-In a letter
TO a friend, Hon. Gerrit Smith saws lie is suf-
fering under a rush Of blood to the head, and
fears that it may disqualify him from taking
his seat in Congress. 1t is stated that Mr.
Miller, his Son-in-law, is now at Washington
putting in order Mr.. Smiths house.
BALTIMORE, Nov 8.-O'Donohue, the Irish
patriot who was announced to deliver lee
ture before the Irish Association in this city
last night, Vas not suffered to proceed. He
was in such an excited state and became so
violent in his denunciations, that the officers
Of the society silenced him.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
Thankspivino
John w, Hawkins

VIII lecture on Temperance, ut the Methodist
Church. on Monday evening next O'Clock.
, 1853-08-06
IN STORE
lind nOW ReCCiring,

T the Fire-Proof Bick building Front "a.
n street, Portland. Oregon, a choice and IL
well selected assortment Of Hardware. Groccrie
Paints, OILS. Wines end Liquors; among which
sre-nails, horse shoes, horse shoe nails bar lead
steel and iron squares. try squares. board rules,
Collins nnl Simmons axes. hand saws, buck
saNS draw knives. spirit levels. hand saw flies,
mill saw files, bench planes, and a fine assortment
OF cutlery. Also, sugar, coffee, tea, rice, syrup,
tobacco, candles, soap, saleratus. dried appe. and
peaches, starch, beans. &c. Wine glasses, ium-
blers and bar decanters. Wines and liquors in
five ten and twenty gallon packages. White,
black and red lead, raw and boiled oil, spirits
turI rIentine, sperm oil, window glass, sash, &c.
W. S. LADD q CO
Portland June 20. ls53.-l3u
, 1853-08-06
Olympia Lodge, No. 8,

Ancient Free and Accepted Mosons, .seazpSa
holds regular communications on the Z ,es-%N
tH. and third Saturday evenings of ---S&zI
zach month.
Al br. ihren Of the order in good standing are
invited 10 attend. Y. F. McELROY. W. NJ.
, 1853-08-06

A New MoToR.-Mr. R. L. Brcisach, a
,,nieman well known in this city, has Sc
tured a patent for 4 new motive power,
which promises to be of great utility. ltis
moi intended as a rival to steam, but can be
applied in many cases in which steam can
not, with the same cheaPness, simplicity and
IyantSQe. The material used is even less
coaly than heat-[New York Post.
, 1853-08-06
Smiths Lath Cutting
MACHINE.

II ahoVc newly invented machine Is capa-
I ble Of cutting two thousand lath a minute
Requires ten horse power and asout ten feet
square room. Applications for machines and
right t1 use the same in the Territories Of Wash
ingtcn and Oregon. and the State of California,
made to the subscriber, care Of Leiiingwcll Z Co.,
San Francisco, Californil, will meet with ottcn-
tion. JAMES b. GODDARD.
Aug 6, 1853, 3mfs
, 1853-08-06
Prom the San FRANCISCO Wing, July 30.

q SAN tRANOlSOO MA hhEl.
HLouR.-There has been a large demand
nd considerable activity in the flour mark
a,o-day, About one half of the stock of
Chile remaining in first hands has been sold
stan advance. Sales $50 bbls Gallego at
SIC; 100 bbls Haxall at $l5 IS 275 do
Galltgo and Haxall, in lots, at SIC $50
bbs mixed brands at Sl2. About the bulk
Of 1000 fol- sacks Chile, in lots, and sub,
jet to inspection, sold at $15. The mark
Il is firm, with an upward tendency.
GRMS.-Sales of 260 sacks Chile barley
H2c; 400 bushels Oats at 2 i.Sc. Mark
Il dnll and demand exceedingly limited.
Provisions "A great deal of activity
has been shown in most descriptions Of pro-
visiOus, aud The demand large Sales of 90
half bbls clear mess pork al SIG; 45 bbls.
clear al S32; 50 bbls mess, private terms /;
'boui 5000 lbs clear bacon at tic IAN ex-
lreme price y $50 casks hams, in lots, at
lse; 30 bbls do, also in lois al l9c.-
There has been much inquiry and large sales
made Of butler, at slight improvement ;
i'5 ffkins at 26c 1S0 do, in lots, at 26 a
g7e; 800 do on private terms; lS) casks
Do, also on private terms % hhds 10, su-
trior, al 3oc. Sales of 100 cases lard, in
tins, 10 small parcels, at l6c. The stock Of
Pfk IN 6isl hands is small.
, 1853-08-06
Henry johnson j. Co.,
importers and Wholesale Druggists,
lac, Washington Street, neat Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,

l1oi warrington Stfeet, nrni MontIomeryt
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
OFFER for rale, for cash, at the esltxia
" lowest wholesale prices, large V5Ey-
aud well selected assortment Of Fast Ezfd
India, Mediterranean and European ga
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals Of all kinds; also. an exten.
sive variety of Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes, Paints and Oils, bye Stuff,
Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes. Truss
es, Loeches, Surgical Instruments. Druggists
Glassware, Hstters' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, together with every article comprised
in the stock Of Druggist or Physician.
II. J, & Co., are the proprietor Wholesale
Agents for Dr. Jlyne's Family Medicines. Sands
Sarsaparilla, Old Townsend's Sarsaparlla. Mof.
fats and Brandreth's Pills. Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring nier, &c, &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such ar
rAngemeuls in New York, Boston and Phtidel
phia as will enable them to purchase their stock
at the lowest rates, and they are determined to
give their customers the benefit Of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality Of goods.
July %, tS53-f6ly
, 1853-08-06
PRODUCE co.
PAINIEP n

X M z n y.
THE UNDERSIGNED have on hand and fr
i sale at their New Store, large variety Of
Goods which they offer for sale at Portland pri.
ces: Dry Goods, viz
Tea, Fruit. Prints
Sugar, Window glass, Domestics
Coffee, Manila rope, Drills,
Beans. Linseed oil. Goats,
Molasses, Powder, Pantaloons.
Pork, Shot, Waislcoais,
Flour, Cigars shirts,
Liquors Tobacco, &c.
And great variety of other articles, the whole
comprising a complete ssscrtment Of oil requisite
for this market.
TOoMY, HARPER & co.
July !, 1885. 46tf
, 1853-08-06

,.,,rctva Of Euglish enterprise IN tbs
,,,,,r There is nothing 10 prevent the
inoti,ans from forming settlements, and
aIs,voring 10 develop the commercial re
ines ..,r of New Guinea, Bornti, Cclebrs, or
~. ~ oIbor quarter of til, Indian ArcLipcla-
- ~ not in actual occupation Of European
~ so,yars We should not regret seeing the
tn,,eans taking such a practical interest
= ,hc affairs of the Archipelogo,as it is clear
~, - lbe Dutch will not aid in opening the
Ircbipelago to other nations, and the Eng
T,b government has for so many years per
sTsd in yacilating and inconsistent, but
IN general obstructive course of policy thai
a i evident we can little expect any effect
vi assistance from it. To the enterprise Of
N, Americans We must. therefore, look for
Sose measures which shall extend the civil
i,,lion and commerce of western nations
amongst the islands of the Indian and Pa
vusn Archipelagos, whose rich and varied
uluraI productions will well repay the la
IOuwhich may be bestowed in making them
iytilable.
, 1853-08-06
New Store! /!

WE. the undersigned. having taken r.
w the store of Al Moses, are desi 5ytsA,
rous Of establishing ourselves permanently sl-A5SS
in Olympia. We confde in the patronage of the
public, and will endeavor to favor our customers
as much as we are capable. As we receive our
Goods from San Francisco at as low prices as any
firm here, we will dispose Of them hccordiney
Our stock at present consists OF a we'll selected
assortment Of Dry Goods Clothing. Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Carpenters Tools.
WATERMAN q GOLDSMAN.
Olympia, July l6, 1888. If
, 1853-08-06
MARRIED.,

Ia Baltimore, MARYLAND, on the 2eih MAY. by
Rr. Dr. Heiner, JAMES HALL. formerly OF
fni Sieilacoom, to Miss SALLlE ]. QUINCY,
dBatimors
, 1853-08-06
CABINEII' SHOP,

lust opened in Olympia for the go ;,
~ purpo'e Of supply ing the people of@t ..5 .;s3
Washington Territory with TABLES, ~ fN.SS'
CHAIRS. BED>TEADS, STANDS. DO
CCPEOARDS, &c. a few bench
screws on hand. Tuning done with ncatne's
aud dispatch, by
D. c. BEATTY.
Olympia, July %, 1853. iy
, 1853-08-06
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
-eoRRrcrtD BY PARKER, Golfer & co.
Olympia, Aug. s, 1853.

s'eLPstb. IS Pickles, perjar, so
ga, 25 Vinegar. per gal. 50a6O
flour, per 100 lbs. 90 Salt. per H..
r'aioss, per bush. 2 90 Blankets. per pr. Gas 90
Setter rer ID. - Candles, per ID. 62a7J
0vnlon', per bush "a 90 Iinseed oil, pr gal. ? 90
lalou, per ID. l25 Sperm oil, " 50
She'se, l29 Tobacco, per Id. 75al 90
s.sgi per dor 90 Soap. d" l0aI2
s'eis per bush. 3 so Sheeing, 4 pr yd. IA
su..f, per 10. i25 Drilling, " IA
eohee, per ID. Is Axes, Is
Ia, 75al 90 Hewing axes, 6 no
Ae'a''es, per gal 50a75 Brandy, pr 81. J. 50a4 90
salmon, per ID. l0ai2 Whisky, GOAL so
.,ffalus, 30 Gin, 200
uirkens, per doz. 0 90 Hickory shirts. 90
Saved lDmber. fir, $40 per NJ cedar, $40 per NJ.
hinges, 81 25 to s. per NJ; piles, 5 to cents
~ loot; square timber, to 10 Is cts. per foot
, 1853-08-06

" The American Colonization Society
md its auxiliaries have sent out to Liberia,
since 1920, il their various expeditions, sew
90 lhousand four hundred and fifty-seven
wIsons. OF these, three thousand one
Sundred and tweniy-three were born free,
,uo hundred and forty.two purchased their
freedom, and four thousand and ninely-two
we're smanciPated in view of their emigra-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
The vanderbilt steamboat Case

At the Ulster circuit, on Friday, November 4
interesting case of Fisher agt. Vanderbilt can
The action was brought by the plaintiff, pass
by the Vanderbilt line OF steamers, to recovd
images sustained by him by reason of detenti
the Isthmus of Nicaragua, and loss Of health i
on his journey to San Fran cisco. 1t appeal
evidence that the plaintiff, before he purchas(
ticket, WIS sh0 wn an advertisement of the VI
bit line, in which it was stated that it was i" I'D
through line via Nicaragua, Q number of days 4
than any other route That from San Juan
csragua to San Juan del Sud, passengers vol
conveyed over the new transit route of the Nicd
Company, having but twelve miles of land trav4
that the great saving Of distance by this rout
any other heretofore established, and speed
comfortable transit between the two oceans, tkI
a beautiful and healthy country, offered induce
to the travelling public equalled by no other lii
On the representations contained in this adv
ment, the plaintiff, who is q resident Of Mic|
purchased ticket, and embarked on the Pr om|
on the 5ih March, 1852, for GreytOwn. he I'd
that place in safety, but from thence to San id
Sud he found anything but speedy and cod
BILE transit.
After waiting number of days at San il
Nicaragua for the river steamers, he cross
Isthmus in inc days. He then arrived at Sal
del Sud, where he was detained for o LONG
After waiting in vain for q steamer to convey
San Francisco, for period Of fifty-four days.
turned, and brought suit against the defendant
On the defence it was proved that the NORTH
RIGA, for which steamer the plaintiff held tcks
wrecked and lost, and it was contended that &
by the act OF God, furnished complete defen
1t was also proved, that the delays on the |
we're attributable chiefly to the low stage o
in San Juan river at the time the plaintiff !
there.
The plaintiff insisted, that whe ther the los
North America was or was not the sole cause
DELAY, vet the plaintiff was entitled to reco
cause he was entitled to passage in some oil
sci, if the North America were shown to
for navigation.
The court charged the jury that the plain
not entitled 70 recover exemplary damages,
he was entitled to recover back the price
ticket, the expenses Of his journey and su
for the loss Of health as the jury should deem
able.
The verdict for the plaintiff vas 81 $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
A U S T r Al |. A i.
One Of the Wonders Of the Nine
teenth Century.
The Golden Prospects Of the New
Empire.
Its Social, Political, and Commercial Condition,
&0., &c, 30.
From The Melbourne Argus, August IS


Svmptoms OF marked Improvement in the yield
NJ our . OLD fields have again begun to make their
appearance. Fresh spots have bees discovered
which give Indications of extraordinary productive
nass and even tie whole ground has boon 30 much
moro prolific TO yield for the ast week, well
the one preceding, mere than has hitherto made its
appearance for any one week Of the last six months
We have, therefore, good grounds for congratula
ton, inasmuch g. We hsve attained already steady
yield Of Q large AMOUNT from mines of ascertained
character, worked liz a regular and systematic man.
nef, BY Class II dggers who have now settled
down In Q business like way, to their occupation as
work Of labor, cnsuring certain returns; and not
a. . mere venture dependent upon the chance
or caprice of fortune; while, in addition to this,
We have fresh discoveries, promising brilliant
success TO those who lack patient perseverance,
and who can be only tempted BY q great prize
and . corresponding risk. There is no doubt
that for the last seven months the yield has not
been Ill that could have been wished-in fact, the
yield has declined II last month, when it seems to
have ached its lowest point but every present in
dloation from which we can judge leads us to con-
clude that We are now entering upon season Of &C.
tvy and that we have reasonable prospects of great
and satisfactory results- To show what the fields
have been doing, we shall be excused We hope. if we
again submit the parative statement Of the guam
titles received by escort, and shipped, which wa,
given in the Chusan summary, particularly as the
quantity for July is now complete, which it was not
in our 4 rmer statement -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

IMPORTANT TO UNITED STATES DIsBURsfN
CBRs.-An officer of the Treasury Departm
recently had occasion to address q Unitc|
Pension Agent as follows, viz -
1.-The transfer Of funds in your hands for |
ment Of pensioners mentioned in your letter
to be transfers made by yourself In your pen
counts. Such transfers never have bsen, and
be, recognized by the accounting oflicerd
government. ALI transfers must be made
treasury. All transfers Of money t, cover d
ments under an appropriation OF which you
money in your hsnds, and, consequently, theI
disbursed must have been withdrawn fro}
Other appropriation, it will be made in thu
meDt of your accounts at the treasury. I'd
iu keeping and rendering your account for sci
is very plain. That is, to credit the Unitel
with ali the money You receive from the gov|
under the appropriations from which it was drs|
the treasury, (tbe money lie always so charge|
on the books Of the treasury and must he SO
in the settlement of your accouDts) and u
your disburseme1 DTS under TIE appropria]
which they properly belong. Should any er
in your accounts, it will be the duty o. the
inF officers 10 correct them. hnf ~ call I'll
trHpsftrs that may DO Deceesary in the proptl
ment Of your accounta At the treasury"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

FALL FROM BRIDGE AND DRowNIEGs Yester
day evening man named James Edwards was Ia
ken to the CONNIE rcial Hospital on drny his back
was broken, and he had received other severe
bruises in falling nom bridge on the Ohio and
Mississippi railway, near Aurors, on Tuesday after
noon. After the accident he was remove / to the
steamer Emma Dean on litter, for the purpose Of
being brought to his friends N this city w6Je the
hands were carrying him on board the bost, the
waves o. another boat passing up, dr. the Emma
Dean from the shore end the plsnks ali opinq Of
all were precpitated Into the river. Two of the
crew were. drowned, While the clerk, three OF tho
crew and the injured man were sawed Cincinnati
Gazette, Nov. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

ANNUAL Loss BY FIRE In BosToN.-The
of the Boston Ere Department for the year
Sept l, 1858, has been published. It stat
during the year the department has been cal
ore hundred and seventy.two times to ri
times to false alarms, ten times to burning
reys, FIVE times from alarms originating out
city, and eight times to the reminding Of
total of two hundred and five alarms, and an l
of thirty six alarms over the previous year
The total loss, as far as ascertained, is So
insurance 1926 ,056. The force Of the dept
consists OF IL engines, manned by 500 mel
total number Of by drants Is ,l37. The greaI
was the destruction Of the Chickering estate
joining buildings in December last. The I'd
by that FIRE Is set down at 1857, $40, andI
surance at only $86,685. The loss at the fir|
store of Henshaw, Edwards & Co. was
which was fully insured. Twenty-Five Of /
are believed. to have been the work OF ince1j
Boston 1raveier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

As sequel to the above list OF imports, we also
publ III the following statement, showing the value
Of the whole imports during the quarter above re-
ferred to. well the different ports and vessels
from and ia which these imports have been brought.
instructive as indicating to the British merchant
that the colony, though gradual y becoming peoped
from every nation in the world is yet, to all ihtents
and purposes, British colony, drawingits chief sup
ing in the transmission of these supplies, large
msjority OF British yessels:-
The value of imports at the port Of Melbourne.
from various parts OF the world for the quarter ended
18th Of July, 1853. was as follows;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
Gold Shipped.

Since the close Of the month of July the remit
taaces per escort have been very great The first
week Of the month Of August showed an amount su-
peior to any this year, and though the folio wing
second week of this month is not productive, it
alse presents satisfactory result. The amount re-
oeived from the different mines for the portion OF the
month now expired is as follows
Bcndgo
Week e. Mt.
ending. Alexander. Balarat. Oreas. MIper Totn.
August Z. 55,6l7 4,740 5205 5,l37 70,700
Aug. 49,. 500 1902 5,6S7 44,495
Should the next two weeks average as much as
the last two, the month of August will then ahow
result superior to any month Of this year, and so
afford confirmation to the belief that the mines are
giving promise OF again becoming very rich and pro-
ductive.
The only diggings ia operatinn at this time lss:
year were those OF Mount Alexander and Balarat.
the Ovens and NJ 'lvor having been since discovered.
We Therefore compare the yield Of those two fields
last winter with that of this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

FALL IN THE PRICs OF BUTTER.-The Scaoharie
het,Gn says"1 The recent fall in uhe price butter
together With present indications Of greater
las somewhat frightened the dealers thereatouts who
ave been hodtng on for bet prices and consequent
~, ll.y are iusng The butler " MATkot ,ss.s
Ten hfteeD tons Of batter pa~sed that ONCE ON the
18th instant. running toward Albany"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01


lust received, general assortment Of Fancy
ID Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
leys, silk Beroges, Fancy Jaconets, Canton
Grape Shawls, Embd Bertha Capes, Black silk
Wells, Emb'd Linen Cambrio lIOndkeroheifs,
Painted Collars, Superior Whalc-Bones, &c.,
Sc, At reduced prices NV. ID. \,
Please eNll nndsss, SsM, MOORE,
May l7th, lsb3-d3t) ~. ,,... ..,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
st. LOulS Market,
INrkLLloENekh OfFIeE,

H.. ... MONDAY evening, hiAy 30, 4 .
Very little produce received since Saturday, and
consequently business was light to-day ..'''
1ObACCO--Sales.6 hhdsS 3 Of ldss al 81 boGSA.
60 | shipping leaf al s. l6j and manufacturing
nj o. 10 6irl S. bbs .sa MOI .. .. ID
HEMp--We noted sales or 40 bates Including
III al Sqlt as ht e94t % at Sg6t AZ at VII IA At
$685. 100 a. el0Qi and 10 Al &l03 80. .es
ROPE small lol OF ~ coils seld al Gle, 100
No at Gle and zoo Of &c, ,....
LEAF lol VI $40 piga GalenA was sold at SO.
10, aud a small lot at 81 o.,
fLOUR-Only very small Gales, ..t
WIFE Nr--BeN qualities IN steady demand mehi.
Tim aud lower grades heavy, Bales to-day 25O0 10 n
ut prices ranging rom Zoe Tor good spring 10 oje Tor
choice red
CoRN--In demand with small supplies, 300 baEs
in lots sold nj 3Sc $50 1T 39e, W OF iOc, 7bt al Aic
IS at l3c, 1876 yellow ana whllo at Aie, 100 mime
white N Asc, bays Included,
UAIH-A shNde better 10 sacks IN poor order
sold At 3Ilc, 9i6 bog, q, Ok and $50 at3Sle Siihhs
sacks. '.... ,.......-...... .....
RYr-s,,r 100 bOg, At sSe Including sacks.
PORK AND LARD No sale
BACON--Al lot OF 80 eks Country pork.hoHe was
sold ,23 cks Hams Ut &c, and 10 oks Shoulders at
Dc, also 200 pieces clear Sides IN bulk al Tle,
WHISKY Sale i4S bbls At ipc, u'| 'If.- H.
HAI--A lot Of % bales prime was sold a. BSc,
EGGS--SOle' Of a hhls In lots Vt &c, .,.... ..
fRElGH1S- Unsettled, ard rather custer,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
ID MoeIine n m. filr.alary,

ws'@e IStry - hsak that no directors have
arrived from 81, o'eph, and OOn,sQu snty thcrs
can be no mss'ihg Of the Board, ut present, be-.
rauaaaqhorum cannot be had. .1ile1. syri'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
RAILROAD MEETING

To tvashiWgisn JOaes secretary JAs l7aNNibal aAd
81, Joseph Railroad Company s,t...e ....T' T.
SRA, You arc hereby requested 10 call meeting Of
the Directors oc the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroad
at the City Of HaNUlbsi, on "wednesday the iN'Jene
BY order OF the undersigned direetors -.
T'''E ~ g'7 ITHos, 3, THOMPSON, 2
..tHF a. .HW 'u r. kLAKRNAN,. D 't1
Hannibal, May 8, lS5S, GEO, A., SHoRTRIGE,
A meeting 6r The BOARD OF Directors Of said Com.
many will % held N nltsNAnee &c the above 1t the
time and place specified WASH NGToN JONES, 0l
81, Joseph, May IS, 1888, mypldSwtd SECRETARY,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

itia helieved that many a. ihas mabsAnd riots,
hmOpgthb Roman, CdlhoIIel n Cincinnati, Bnlti.
more, 10, have resulted mote from the instlpn.
llortslsi thu prleats1 lhhH fTuui thAfWicked aud
luwless dlspssiiloh Of ihoirlpOspe.
STU Shot LptX hpI obi tllet y channel, through
which, Aut 6endReltneb hdy treaty now, bear.
ina uppn tspnobdsee plS Id, lrssfnres Of 10Y
md glAdnoss to Tie sorrowing and afflicted poor,
OF sysvy ntsAs and nation I...l 'pruhoso ,ce all
uni 70 and nlI|1 nueRN - rlak tho poor
az \ sI.s needy =, papia,
geperous D q Il ~, Oh kind and
gentle lad u ihpIsVcr % iiis sVeFy 1ccdI ''''
And OsNk mlllbSs ag .hslloy wcplh respect.
fully Sugget ~ speedy ,UrgalagotlSttcf o mill.
tary COMPANY br twas:.or( pg u efficiently
strong spa tiladliss AZ ~ kp'alalAlain good
order and mol put Ensflssn qiligen', while On
seeking fot brSleSAoh sst6s bundi d Papnl ES.
- II AHtp3i tsbB T.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

HAYE associated ihem,olycS together Tor, the
l i uCpo.' Of earryi M on the TAlLORlNG Usl
NE 8 IN all Its various branches L
On Main street. one door north Of Tho BRADY House
and next door 10 g. W. Bryah'S Stove Store,
They hive and will keep, the best nf Journpymen all
the time, aud VIII Execute Work aa ESpeGiiiously,
We Millnol say We will beat the man that makes The
fashions, but Yil say they will keep - the pic
tues as possible. IS ,,s... w.. ..'. %. .. ..'...
Mr., Lennon has the largest best aud cheapest stock
mer Goods, that Hannibal ever had tho good luck to
have In II, ,. Led. ....' ..... ... D.
M Give ns y call gentlemen, you arc bound 10 BE-
suited In my kind, OF quality OF GOOds m ....,t.
Haunibal, April ~, lsA5,-d2m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
aPAslss 4 lpDtG. IL tr,1or.
QHARErbroN, MAY 90,

Fl. - ~. w :. QHARtrbToN, May 20,
i. Advireslfo Key West report that Hon. w.
MGryin, Jbdgs stihs Dlstfiei Court, was burnt
in SihEy on the svsning'OG The 18Th. Great ex.
biletnent existed, bnfterious consequences srS
Npprehended. ,. 10 ..... ,... ,,,,'',.E
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

The Express oiRoS Of Adams and Co., At
Mormon Island near Sacramento, was robbed
on the 29lh ultN at midnight Of $4,000 In gold
dust, BY q party Of eight men, who Hrst ragged
the clerks. '.1r. .tr-as ."