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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12

other power, may well think 1t out of place,
that they should be instructed by AN In.
glsE minister IN 1.-THE utility Of those rules.
which for centuries have been known to
Europe by the name Of the Law OF VA
tons
There are several other points in your
despatch, some of great puddle moment.
which. il were still in office, should dis
cas- an this occasion | have however,
deemed II proper. at present. to coufne my
self to such remarks, AS seemed necessary
to vindicate my letter OF the LIST Of Decem.
Der from Your structures, leaving the rev
aspects of the ease which YOUR despatch
presents. especially in It's opening ard clos
my paragraphs, to those whose official duty
1t "a To- consider them
You Will not, | hope misapprehend the
spiri, in which this le,teris written. Asan
american citizen. do not cove, the acqni
siuon OF Cuba. either peaceahlv or by force
of arms When cast my thoughts back
upon our brief history as nation, CERTAIN
" am not led TO think that the nr,ed
growth. or what comes to very much the
same tkug, that representative government,
religion. equality the tri,l by jury. the free.
dom of the press. aud the other great attti
bu,es of our Anglo Norman civilization. are
never to gain a farther extension on this
continent, regard tbe enquiry. under
what political organization tb, extension Is
80 take place a. y vain attempt to penetrate
the iuscruiable mysteries OF TIE future. J.
.sill, If We are WISE he under the guidance
Of our example; hope it Will be- ia virtue
of the peaceful arts, by which well govern.
ed States extend themselves over unsettled
or partially settled continents Nv yoic.
WAS heard at the Arst opportunity. IN the
Senate OF the nited ~lnt,s, IA favor Of de-
velopiug the almost bountl,ss resources ot
the territory already ia our possession, raih
81 than seeking to eular-e it bv aggressive
wars. still ] cannot think Il reasonable
hardly respectful ON the part OF England
aad France. while they are daily extending
themselves on every shose aud n every sea
and pushing their douinors, by now con.
quests, to the ui'crmost ends OF the earth.
to cali upon the nied States to bind them
selves, hy perpetual compact. never, under
auy circumstances, 60 admit into the uion
ma Island which lies ~ their doors. and com
maui- the entrance into the interior ct their
continent
| remain, nay Lord, With the highest re
spect, Faithfully ysurs,
I'nA ann IN l. . ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12

The Gonzales Inquirer mentions a case
OF shooting. " h,ch came off on Peach creek.
on the Ion inst. man by the name Of
Wilson, says that paper, WAS shot hy Dr..
Wright. The weapon used WAS = si1.bar.
relied revolver, and the ball passed through
his check, iutlIeitng Sigh, .csh wound,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12
outs In &

Quintns, ,,,-,
! One thousand ounces Of Quinne JUS, re-
'elved and for sale, wholesale, At New Orleans
Prices, BY ,n
". X. D. WARD.
Feb. 81, 1853. 32-'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12

\ man canaat be generally admired, II
hi. merits are above the general eompre-
hens.on.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12

\ - iLNR >rNlldtNT ron kfItG'
tors pAFrg - The New lak Independent.
Congregational pspor, With which We
believe Rev Henry Ward beecher is more
of less intimately connected hold. the fol-
lowing language on skeplrism and reform .
" Among nil the earnest minded Young
rnen VINO are at this moment leading 10
thought and action 10 ,meriea, We vea-
ture to say that four hilhs are skepiiesl,
even Of the gres, historical facts OF Chris
iianity
" nat is told as Christian doctrine hy
the churches i not even considered by
them. AID furthermore. there - among
them a general Ill concealed dlsIrast OF The
clerical tod, ss class. nad an utter disgust
with the very aspect OF modc'n Christianity
and OF church worship This skeptic'sm
i. not iiippan,, little Is said about IT, It's
no, pecalas;:y s!oog of the radicals and
fanatics. many oi them are men OF calm
and even balance OF mind. aud belong to
40 class O. oltfais,s. |, is not worldly sna
selfish. The doublers lead in the braycst
sud most deuyine enterprises Of the day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-12

W ny Via htCHANNN NrNEn Married.
correspondent OF The New Haven Pal.
hdium, writing from Lancaster, pennsyl.
vuia. bri,tl, record. thr reason " short
distance from ,hc city. is the county resi-
ieurr Of lon jaime. Buchanan, American
Ambassador to the Court OF 81 James lis
general appearance a. once indicates that
up hu baud Is there To- tain the creeping
vines or budding rp.rs TO their heNluug
places A. YOU are aware that the honora
bile gentleman still remains 10 single hles.
sedHess . he story j. briefly told Paying
his addresses to a Young and beautiful lady
OF ,his city each became deeply cusmored.
and ihry were engaged. On given eveu>
ipg she requested bis compsuy to parts
at lilrnd'-, watch he declined on plea Of
business engagements circumstances ren-
dvrug it necessary. he late IN the evening.
gallanted Young lady 70 her hene, and on
tAe way -fhfg mct Mortified aud cha,
rtucd at what she decned unisiihinncss
aud drsoriiou. and imag lining the worst. She
lett the city early in the morning, and re-.
turned "a corpse Such is the sad story OF
his early love, nor can the high places OF
distinction aud trust make him forget nor
the wrcagus eft Honor that eocirele his
brow bury u.e mc"ofy oi the early loved
and lost
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, ApRlL 27lh, 1853.

FAhLiSc IN TO LINE MATERIALLY, lin wri.
ting an article short time since, headed "The
Quincy Fraudulent Map" the sentence occur.
cd, procuring money under false prsisnces, &c.
This looked = little TOO strong, and the sentence
was altered tOa milder form. The Pittsfeld
Union, in copying the article, restores the word
false. When therefore, our Quincy friend,
read that "the Quincy fraudulent map has been
circulated in the East, palpably for the purpose
Of attracting population, and procuring money
G"der TALsr Prefences Of questionable fairness
TO build eastern connections" they must lay the
peculiar criminal odor thus given 10 the charge
at the door Of our neighbor of the Union. We
did not like to be so hard on them. The editor
Of the Union inserted the psniientiary words nc
doubt because he thought they ought TO be
there.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
A Fatal AFFRAY.

A difficulty occurred Oh Tuesday afternoon,
the 18Th, at the dram shop OF Robert Moore, in
this city, between Andrew Ramsey and VIM.
Cartner, in which the former stabbed the latter
with bowie knife, in1iciNg severe wound
on the right side, which occasioned the death of
Csrtner on Thursday evening about shutdown.
We understand that it was occasioned by q
dispute sbout the division Of profits growing
out Of some kind Of gambling CO. partnership
that had existed between them. We make nc
comments about the provocatIoni leaving that &c
be determined by judicial investigation.
Ramsey left when the act was committed and
although the proper course has been pursued &c
apprehend him, he has not yet been taken. II,
is, by birth, an Irishman, and has lived in Boon.
vile nearly two years, during which time he has
generally been employ ed as bar.kceper. Cart
ner has resided in this county abtut 30 years
and was, by birth, an Englishman. He leaves
widow and five or six children.
II will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, that 800 reward is offered by thu
Mayor 10 secure the arrest Of Ramsey.
We have just been informed since the abey,
was written, that upon psst norton examina
ton oil Cartner, it was discovered that the knit,
had cut oil piece Of the brest bone, severed
wo ribs, cut through the diaphragm, and passed
through the lower lobe Of the right lung. Hi
physicians state that 1t was impossible for hin
to live under the circumstances. - BOonvill
Observer, 23d.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

NoRra CARoLINA.--The treatment the tenn
peranee men Of this State received AZ the hands
of tie Legislature just adjourned, gives us, and
should them, great encouragement.
When there is a good deal Of fuss made it is
pretty sure somebody is hurt, and when an an
iagonist in discussion begins to abuse the ether
side, il is generally fair 10 conclude that he feels
his position 10 be untenable. More than IL, 600
voters pe,itoned for a repeal Of the present Ii
cense law Misrepresentation Of whose memorial 10
the House was followed, from the account Civ
en- by the Spirit Of the Age, by the most dis
graceful proceedings The members became per-
reetly rampant; and the "proposer of the reso-
luton was compelled 10 withdraw II, los save the
character Of the House" Such a character MS
that we are very much of tls opinion, is scarce
ly worth. having. A Few days after, similar
signed by 10000 voters, and more
than 1000 ladies and youths, was presented in
the Senate, and was treated in about the same
way. The signers were called fanatics; one
Hon. gentleman said that the Sons Of Temper
ance--if their petitions were listened to, would
soon become greater nuisances than the grog.
shops. Another moved that "the memorial be
not received" and Immediately after, counter
memorial, signed by about sixty names, whose
language was abusive and insulting 10 the TEN.
perancc men Of the State, was received and or.
dcred 10 be printed.
All this is delightful. It gives us a better
opinion Of the condition OF the movement in the
State, and Of the activity Of the men engaged in
1t, than we have ever hitherto had. II all the
labor that is lost in the world, were only OK.
pended on something that would preserve it.
what world we should have.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
An Abeli.ionist COnyinted.

Under thi, caption Holly Springs, Miss,
CORES pondent of the Memphis Eagle and En-
qurer relates the subjoined anecdOte
Tile following amusing scene actually occurred
last summer between citizen OF our town and
Yankee on board Of one OF the Northern
steamboats,, perhaps upon the Hudson.
Our Southern friend discovered disposition.
in a very genteel looking man on board the boat
10 open a chat with him, and nothing 10th to
hear what his friend wished TO say, indicated
by hs manner that he was approachable, where
a pom the following dialogue snsued;
Yankse-"Well, sir, I wish to ask you q
question; hope it will be no offence"
Southernsr Certainly not; will listeR with
pleasure"
We'll, sir, is it true that they work ne.
groeS in the plough at the South"
S.-I will answer you in the fsvorile meth
cd OF your COunrrymen-by asking you ques'
ton OF two"
VI admit the right, sir"
| S.-"How many Negro fellows do you sup
pose it would require to draw good large one
horse plough"
We'll. I suppose six or Ss"sn-S'S
seven"
Swell. sir, and what are they worth pei
head?"
We'll, 1 suppose $500"
S.-"That would be $500. Now, wha
would ono large strong horse coSt?"
VI guess about 500"
Upon this the Southerner looked little quiz
zically at his nelghbor, who, without waitin
to hear the conclusion, suffered and STAN
mered
well, Ill knew it was a Id lie!"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
FlsTULE IN ANNoN CURED,
sfnS oR ether diseases pertaining 10 hs rsclk.
annss s1tek ne nal, r. Sax. ~.

Ind al ether diseases pertaining 10 ns rsctkA
Gnnss, such as piles, &c. m Hssi
nR. G. III. KIGHTLEY, Of KY, has lecSss4
~ near New London, No., at which blaet W
can be seen at oil times, except wheh a..
sent on professional business. He treats
without The use Of the knife or lance. fl6
will also practice upon the priRcipis nf So
cuRE No PAY, and with little pain 10 the
patient. Al persons desiring 10 see him.
had better write to know when and whcfs
he can be seen. lie will treat all cases
placed under his care al ST.. Louis, Hannl-
bal or New London, and II he does NOT
give perfect satisfaction after undsriakih4
the case he will defray all expenses incafl
red. Letters post paid OF personal applI.
cation TO DIR. G. NJ. KNlGHTLEY, New
Lon don. Mo. apps w-6lnt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
River still rising.
Hannibal Wholesale Market,

HANNIBAL, NO., APRIL IL, 1883.
FLOUR-Fine City Brands, 81.
Superiine, -" 81 25.
WHEAT-55d63ci q bushe
tORN-25@30s q bushel.
OATS -25G3Oc q bushsl
HEMP Good 81 q cwt.
.TOBACCO-$2 so a S. 90 q ewt.
HAY-40d5oc p CIVIL
SALT Kanawha. 4Uci C. A 81 So
LARD -7dsIc q n.
TALL0W-6 tGSc p h.
CORN MEAL-40G50c Y buShsl.
FL AXSEI d. 5Ge5c y buShel.
Wool - l6a zoe y H.
BUTTER 2Oc q 10.
EGGS-59 &c p dozen.
APPLES Dried 81 25; Green, 5OdSo.
PEACHES-Dried, - 50Ss3-aons
SUGAR-5q7c q n.
MELASSES-35d45c a gallon.
COFFFE-Iol0lic p 70.
PoTAToES-Issh, 30 d60c; Sweet, 81 30.
ONIONS 20 .g50c "a bushel.
BACoN-6ic, hog roond
stone COAL-lSn25c q bushel.
WHIT E BEANS-Sl 250$i SO
WHlsKY-City B. ands l9c q gallon.
HiDES-Dry 7idStc; Green &c.
RASINS-$3 5QGSt.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
New ORLEANS, April 2

INV
The steamer United States, from Aspinwall
in five and half days, reports that the steam
ship Independence is a total loss. She ran
ashore on shoals near the Margurctta Islands,
and urerward took fire. Ont of nearly 500
passengers who undertook to swim ashore lao
were drowned.
The election for the L. S. Senator TO fill the
Vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of Mr..
Soulc, will take place on Tuesday next. The
most prominent candidates are Gov. Hobart and
Mr. Sldel.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

BIrE OF MAD DoGs.-An English journal
says that an old Saxon has been using. for
fifty years, and with perfect success, a
remedy for the bite of mad dogs, by the
agency of which "he has rescued many fell
low. beings and cattle from the fearful death
of hydrophobis." The remedy is to wash
the wound Immediately with warm vinegar
or tepd water, dry it, and then apply a
few drops of muriatc acid, which will de.
stroy the poison of the saliva, OF ncutraiiae
it, aud the cure is effected,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

AN IMPoRTANr QUEsTIoN.-The following
question was prOpOunded by an anOnymO Gus
Scotch maiden, many years ago, but 10 our
knowledge has never been answered:
"if body meet body coming through the
rye-If body kiss body, eed a body cryt'
SO far as we are informed in S UGH matters,
we do not hesitate 10 express our opin ion, that
under the circumstance there is not the slight.
est occasion for tears.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The prices of Iron, says the New Y rk Mir
ror, are receding again, and it is the opinion of
intelligent dealers, that considerable fall must
ensue. Scotch pig, which has been selling here
at $40 per ton, is only SO shilIings sterling or
about $l2,, at Glasgow. The draft of ships tc
Australia has rendered it difficult IL freight
foreign iron 10 advantage.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, APRIL %, 1859.
For the Hannibsl Journal

For The Hannibs Journal
Mr.. EnIror; Permit me through the medium ofySur
paper 10 Ohnom ee to al sshom q say sOnssyn, tho
have taken The liberty Of Withdrawing from the ris
dietion Of the Episcopal Church in this places As
have very conscientious reasons fer 50 doing
MILLIcENT 8. HOLIDAY.
uAgk,nAt Anr;l oath 1919
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
For Rent.

ROOM on the lower floor and all Of the door
"A above, (in two roomt,) OF the house lately &C
cupied by Mr. +. Bell ard next door TO MessIs. Curt
q lochwood-One Of tie best locations in HAnnbA
for boot and shoe maker or saddle and harness ma
ker, in fact, mechanic Of any Kind. For terms ap
ply eaHyiO vm, x.vp,cu An,
Hannibal, April 27th, lsJ3-wW =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
NEW ORLEAss,April %.

The Independence, after striking, finally
swung round broadside to the beach, when the
GOAL took FIRE and entirely destroyed her. The
passengers sAved, 270 in number, were on a
barren, uninhabitable island without water, %
hsgTs, and suffered dreadfully. They finally
attracted the attention Of a whslel a few mile.
of, who came to their assistance with rro'i'ion'
and rescued the survivors,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The river rose two inches last night. Tie
Dubuque, srrived from Galena this morning, re-
ports the river rising all the way down; and
that the Desmoines, out of which a large por.
ton Of the water has been supposed TO come
is low aAd falling.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
"A LEETLE" AHEADlli

-. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED ATA
Ea0 THE "PEoPLES SroRE," FRESH
~ SUPPLY OF GOODS, consisting OF he usual
varieties and adopted 10 the present and coming 'GS-
son. would respectively invite The attention OF the
LADIES 10 the assert ment Of latest style BONNEIS.
some oG which indeed very handsomS end hnS alsS
Flo6ers, Ribbons, Dress Goods, French worked Col
lars, Sleeves and Cuts also Embroidered Handks5
chefs, Kid Gloves, Silk Mts, Lace Veils Tapes Ills"
sions, and sundry other articles too tedious to meaioA
The Gentlemen will find the "TONn - the way oil
ne Hat also 6ue lot OF Boots, sqnalto those made
by the 'Judgs" aud OF cour'e much lowers We have
"perhaps," the finest genilemens fancy Kid CLOVES
you know son" Indeed. not TO particnlarlIe, we
wish distinctly understood by all these presents nsy
come that have and. intend 10 keep on hand, (hol
this lot but others Unsteady general assortment oil
d Goods, Queensware, Groceries, HSTdwAe, sc
aud that we sell as low the lowesti and We pa;te
ulahy aud "most respeeleulyn invite all OF eur old
customers and riehis aud the public al laIge, 10 re-
member us, and we promise TO trade on the "mut1aP
principle, and will endeayoTs 10 give sntT'
! satisfaction 10 our customers.
/ am also Agent for W n, Green's Cordage Faste
~, aud keep hand packing yarn, bed cords, hate
ropes wines, &c, and can have any article. maaAiae
tuitdL t the sholesl notice by orders being left al h
S'or,. Imehl7vsm1 W KERcHevAL, Ag-ut'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

A vote has been taken in the State Of Rhode
Island on the question Of liquor prohiblion.---
The rum party was completely rcnted as they
have been and will be everywhere, when the
naked question is submitted TO the sovereigns.
What awful liars they are who say the people
are not in favor of the Name Law! Those
who claim we are fanatical and in advance of
popular sentiment have not single fact TO sus-
tain the charge. And the friends of rum every
where are afraid to go 10 the polls with all their
facilities for lying and electioneering-w all
their wealth and influence Temperance Or
gan.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

QUreK TRANsIT. by yesterday morning
mail W. received copy of Arther'' Home
Gazette, bearing date Saturday, April 23d
Arther's Home Gazette is printed in Philadel'
phia. There can be no mistake about the date.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

STAMPED ENvELoPEs.-The stamped envsl'
opes contracted TO be furnished 10 the U. 3
Government by Mr.. G. F. Nesbitt, of New
York, will be ready for delivery by the first Of
June next. A large quantity are all ready pre-
pared but specimens are not yet exhibited.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
HORRIHLE,

The LawrencOburgh Qnd.) Register says,
that on the night OF the 7lh inst, Samuel Hodge
and wife, Of Logan township, while under the
the influence OF liquor, quarreled, which ended
in the death of the husband.
So far as 10 known of this traGical affair, it
appears that the woman bore two severe wounds
upon her head inflicted by ahatchet which made
her insensble for some time, while on the bed
was found the lfeless body of her husband. Il
was thought that he had thus fallen asleep, and
the wife had in this condition killed him.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The Directors of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad will meet here next Monday, Wher
che depot will DO located.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

There is no moment like the present; not on
ly so, but moreover there is no moment at all,
that is, no instant force and energy, but in the
present. The man who will not execute his
resolutions when they are fresh upon him can
have no hope from them afterwards; they will
be dissipaied, lost and persisted in the hurry
and skurry of the world, or sunk in the slough
Of indolence. Il Self CulInre.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Or. HOpsOR will preach at the Christian
Church next Sunday evening, commencing al
early candle light.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
WAs,lINarnN. Anil %.

" ASiiNOtONi hpIu SO'
The Intclhgcnccr publishes Il letter dated
Santa Fe, b.uaiy %, announcing the in
tention of Gov. LANE TO take possession, on
his own account, of a portion Of the Mcxi.
can territory,
The Union announces the appointment
of Mr.. BoRLAND as Minister 10 Central
America; CHAs. S. FRALEY, Of Ohio, Chiel
Clerk OF the Land Office, vice Cabell, re.
moved.
A large number Of Clerks were discharge d
from the Pension Office day.
Major Stevens has nearly completed his
preparations for the survey of the Pacific rail-
road. Lieut.. Duncan and sixteen others have
been sent TO Oregon via the Isthmus, 10 start
from Puget's Sound and meet the exploring par.
ty in the mountains. Another division Of the
party has been for some time in Canada, colec-
ting information from the Hudson's Bay Com
pany.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Col. Fremont has bought the residence oppo-
site the Presidents House, erected by the late
Mathew ST. Clair Clark, for the sum of $780,
900. This is one of the finest dwellings in
Washington.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
ISIS, 10 part, as follows
Prints.

MerrimAck, CoehecO, Phillip AlIsn's, HaDilIonS
Lobe, J. Dunnelps, American, SPrague, Globe, Man.
chester Mayhelu, Providence, and Boomdale, all Of
which are Renowned for elegance Of Style. 'FsH
Coitrs and durable, prices ranging from &c 10 H.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
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ATT.$HYVE, AV,4Aws
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ANIMAL, NO.
or. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
C0AnaaAsSieA amo feE@o E0A1U @1Ws.
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11oariAGs q AaeFasl


Late Twieheil q Nfegss1Se,1
Corner Commercial and Pine strsts, -. 1.ssas.
.CON6lG NMEN s. nd Commissions will Eesi with
- prompt aud personal attention, and liberal essA
Advances viii be given Consignnents o. Rills 81
I.adiDg IN hand.
The forwarding and receiving OF nereAandizc and
produce will meet With especial care and dispaich;th tho
lowest rates Of freight will always De pEoeurss aAd
The expense oil storage and drayags as much a. Pess
bic avoided.
aud lowest market prices, f
REFERxGcEs;
J.S T.. Welsh,
Page Bacon,
chsrlsss, raves Co, St. LOaAs. a8
Doan, King l. Co.
F F1o., ! ) f M1lss' New Yo-l.
/ Charles A. Neigs,
| 7. 4. TNichellk Co., New oEleans.sf
We have an opss policy OF Insurance, which Wili
cover al Shipments iOs address, when advsed ~
letter reT malt or when endorsed balls Of lNdiha
| before OF at ihe tlae OF shipment,
MoGRIDGE 4 MerALL
Z s., louis jan. -, 1853, s,o ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
Shoes and CATERS
Smith q Dicks new Family Grocery,
On Market street

MIUIkNN WNWON
THEY take this method Of ihIormlns the '.hTenS
i OF Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
new Family grocery store on Market street, immedl,
ately north or the market house, 0here they intend
keenng ali kinds og Groceries suited TO the retail trade
We int, nd keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing aud
will be pleased 10 see our friends at any time when they
want anything in our line. We have, and VIII CONT
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand daring the winter
season. As We have the best opportunity OF pureha
sing Fowls Vegetables, sc, il will be TO every man
interest 10 call ana examine, before purchasing else
where, as We will have everything that can be oh
iained al the market house during The day.
ooya7tf SMITH DICK.