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MH- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court,
RICHARD H. BARKER JUBGESHIP OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEAs the Court which
NJ. Sccesd Il under the new Constitution. fol u
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a-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY oandi-
a a, 70. VA ' ian94 Il
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M. Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
ia Supported the JuDGEsP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT the Court saesed under the pro-
ylnspas Oh vac ue" eo1'9 - NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
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meFoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
,,- d, announce EDWARD D. RAND candidate TO
the JuDGEsiIP II the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New or
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n9~We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP rs candidate for the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

l.
The attention OF The public called to the superior facilities Of
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
8ask, Sch, anc Ganeg Iettsr= aersss aprinttss,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To lie smallest and most delicate Gard and Circular
In style Of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and prices
as moderate any office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is Of the complete extensive in the South Large
additions of the
Latest styles of Types, BORDERS and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced as fast as
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundries.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
RI Particular attention will given the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and FOSTERS;
for which departments great been given in the selection
Having Press dimensions enabled IA
Poster than be procured elsewhere
II Particular attention will also be bestowed LAWYERS
BRIEFS prooshees which will furnished at the shortest notice
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Nsss- FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COUNTING authorised SCH as
candidate ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. VOx POPulI. fes
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wJ. B. CoTToS is candidate for JUDGE OF
nus SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
lha. . - u H.. D. pa,fsh Ii IaHs,son fs2lL
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rs For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CofRT--Ws are requested Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY % candidate, the election April next ASSOCIATE
THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
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msg. u. s. EGGLEsToN is q candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW Or
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re- For DISTRICT ArTORNEY.-We are re-
al nv mspy friends OF w ROBERTS announce him
gu sapise for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
"a n IN go " te1S
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MH~ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COiJRT-MARTN BLACE candidate for the Office of JUDGE
or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW e1HEANS or Of
III. Court that may succeed it. fe15 tap4s
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Departures Of the Collins and cunard Steamer

CUSARD, Feb 6iCOLIIS, from N.
COLLINS, N Y....... 9lCuNARD, from N. Y.... !" 9
CUNARD, for n. Y....... l2lCUSARD, rom Boston. l6
CUNA RI, Boson.... 1slCOLLINS, from N. 10
COLLINS, N. Y..... DECENTRALIZATION N. Y.... 20
CuNARDfor N 96lCUNARD from Boston,. March
CUNARD,for Boston March COLLINS, N. Y....
COLLINS, for N. Y...... 9ICUNARp from N. w.. 0
CUNARl,f N Y...... l9ICUNARD from Boston. l6
CUNARD, Boston 10 COLLINS, from N. Y.... 10
COLLINS, for NJ Y.... 23ICUNARD from N. Y.... %
CUNARD, for N Y...... 26ICUNARD from Boston. 80
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Nr For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN candidate the office CHIEF Jus
TICE OF LOUISIANA. janSl tap4
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mr. For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
,,s 10 H OF Attorney and Counsel
e Jsrrt in hen parish Of Orleans either as 1t is now
kao By other denomination which the may ea
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a- Fop ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
coRT-Ws authorized 70 announce j. e bEATY q The Fnh
IICE Of THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS
In,a.C - 49, tY12 dAWtf
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Nfs- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SuPREMh
the re9asst q friends hs q
candidate for the office Of ASsoGlA "a "a
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECONp plotiuei. re- 70
t The District IA eopposed of Of New Orleans above julia
ST. Charles ~
and Iberylle,
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mg- Ed Crescent: Please announce that
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT Or ORLEANS, the Cour.
M 7. n YOUNG AMERICA.
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@-P S. BIRoN is a candidate for the
JUDGEsHIP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might DO created TO succeed It,
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n.ss- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoRTRoBERT PEAUX, will be as candidate
~ Ina ofrs of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SuPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed Of the pashs Of Plaque
mines 81! and that Of the pa' OF Orleans below julia
street janJI
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PASSENGERS.
steamship Perseverance, ndianoa
and lady Butler and lady Mn Johnson Sheldon lady Myers
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P. M. BERTH, for the past fourteen
yea DAINTY CLERK Of Probate an Of the PRESENT second n
@ Court candidate for tbs CLEtKsfilP OF the sail
INSANE Soe'>e' V mhl2
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ase J. G.. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
IN IN E It5 ". ii2sT 5sTpI y tt0ItRf mh9 te*
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mr. The new light draught passenger packet
DRESDEN, William Stew eavss tor ST ous
landings THIS EVENING, o'clock
gers shippers pense be readiness the hour.
OGLESBY Il MACAULAY, 66 Tthoupitoulas street.
mill STONE & WALWORTH SO ichoap.oulassect.
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ma- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HESRY ST.
PA il a candidate the auoyenaIned Office fell to
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gef~ The new, light draught, splendid passen-
PAUL ANDERSON Grey ps,sr MI leave o PITS
bRC all Intermediate landings THIS DAY, at O'Clock
" Passengers shippers ill please be in readiness.
mhi7 MARSH, RANLETT Il CO., ~ Poydrss street.
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ne. Thomas G. POOLE is candidate for
ri Tpx on THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh9 I'd
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NJ Eds Crescent Please announce THos.
H. LEWIS or opsosas SUPREME JUDGE FOR
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. .
mills d4W,e4 THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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a5s JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DlsTRIcrCouRT OF NEW ORLEANS.
mil
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mT WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of the Court TINT may DO 4
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
u,b,,r.dov. march II. n.

NJ" The fine regular passenger steamer
diate landings THIS EVENING, at O'clock
mhl7 WHITE d BUCHANAN. ~ Fulton street-
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~ FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
Judge the First District Court Neworlean
sy6ter of AGoft JOHN LARuE, mh1
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mH- We are authorized to announce Colonel
IABIZAN as Csndidate CLERK of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever eert the same t De cuasa w.
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IT, Neither the Captain nor Consignee Of the
British ship NEW ZEALANDE will be responsible for eb contract
cd by the JOHN To0LE, 25 Bank Place. mhlG
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City PROPERLY. City property.
By Honor A. D. city
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, March 10, 1858, at u o'clock.
- auction Banss Arcade, Mayazins stesst
he New Orleans Nos
sa Of the Common Council Of the New Orleans approved Feb
ruaYy 1853, tho following described real estas
o. Ground with ell the thereon
streets Fit District and known he Fulton school House Lo
between parallel lines running back
the whole l feet wide lot No forming the Of An
runeaon and Caops Lot No. the front By
depth paral lines lots
building formerly Fulton School House i
y described by plan drawn BY T. Pill, City su.ysyor
square Robin New and Sal
1873 front Race street. 100 feet front Nel
street, inches front alley %
wide
sale-Ons fourth cash balance at and 5years credit
bearing interest cent annnm from date and NJ
yyhe until final
| purchasers. mhT
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mar THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT ORLEANS is candidate for reelection
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4e- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. S. TAPPAN
S,;,.,s "a, DISTRICT ATTORNEY inhl4te
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JOHN NJ. HILL, President.
JOsEPH yAULX, Secretary

: Gct6 6m 81. Chhfies street, corner OF ferdldo
MAHOGANY, Etc, Etc.-Just received-86
order, BY HENRY 7. SHERMAN,
AND YELLOW PINE sPARS. TEN PINS AND BALLS, FANCY
nhl2 5tltW Office 10 St. Joseph street, the Layee
rREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, of
M CHEAP STORE NoToRIETY, Nayade street ns.t to the
Station Rousseau
Fourth District being DESTROYS of retiring from business his
large and we'll assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The particularly called large
FLoUNCED BAREGES comppg Eve hundred drease Of the latest
10000 (tsn housand} yards JAcoNETs, eolors
yard upwards.
$1,000 housandJ yards PRINTS, being selection
5000 vs thousand yards DE LAME cents per
yard
10 pieces aupsrfne IS SILK DAMAsKs, for curtains
100 extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
pieces BLACK SILK dresses
brocaded SILK DRESSES from $50 sl06, variety
FINE GOODS mention In advertisement.
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct from Franco
600 fine embroidered 90 sls each. Likewise,
large assortment plain LINEN SHIRTS
mh1 1y
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mss- Editors of the Crescent Please an
peuaea WILLIAM CAsTEI candidate for HE office Of CLERK
AZ TIN DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS mhl3
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Mss- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CGURT.-Judgs A. M. BUCHANAN ia candidns the
a ASSOCIATE sTsT II or THE SUPREME COURT
liz hs Monday April Thr str4t d. composed
Pla1uemines ST. Bernard Orleans rgh hsuk ver
md that city Of New Orleans below julia
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Valuable of Ground Situated Bay st. Louis.
To Amateurs Of fns Fishing and agreeable sea Bathing.
BY J. A. BONNEVAL, Auctioneer

TOULOUSE STREET.
THURSDAY, March II, at - o'clock-Will
u be sold At auction at Banks Arcade ,4-55
EIGHT VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND sinstsd at the Bay st.
Lnis and fronting the the
Of A. adjoining Broad
Wharf, measuring
Mexico by depth Of II arpsnts.
Gsnsmsa gosd property for residences will do
The whole sold accordance plan which will be exhibited the
sale.
and the balance month"; credit
without endoraer1 De airing mortgage the property.
Aeta Of sae before Doriocou Notary Public
| rhaEeFn -rnhfi
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i kR. IEWIoo INEI ATNI1I Ti4VUI.-IHC
- undersigned prepared 70 furnish the above Flour in any
Poprietors Of Hotels very desirable article every
branch OF where peculiarly prepared
culinary salt requiring only cold milk the dough for
baking No sdusaton used in its preparation.
EB For particulars see bill on barr. or packages
The great property this Flour that 1t shipped
foreign port purity known keep
mhs II /. CHANDLER, 50 Fulton street.
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,nly- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
f nhhrIt NJ " FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhs
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gsS- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
TAYLOR candidate for the office Of ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
the election TO be holden the first Monday April
tie Second District comprised that portion q the city New Or
Baptist St James, Ascension Assumption, Iaourche
lnt.rinr Ibervle, to
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mss~ For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Wa ara authorized announce RISK candidate for
CLERK FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court tue
Iach anru a
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GIT. CHARLES THEATRE.-Man .ers,
~ LUDLOW SMITH Dress Circle pargssts Pit
80 Galery IS cents Dosf. cart oeek
night the sfSS
JULIA DEAN, VIII appear iaparts
the greatest FaR1ESIA EVENING March
1.-THE Play called TNgotaR tbs fIay
| oV t. III Il loan IQYER. -
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IiJ" The new and substantial steamer UNCLE
SAM will Ienve ST. LOUIS all intermediate landings
THIS DAY. February !, at o'clock.
mill WHITE Il BUCHANAN 81 Fulton RtIe
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MaB- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT-We authorised GEORGE STRAW BRIDGE
the Office Of UDEo TIE uPREAE
SECOND DISTRICT composed that portion
city Julia and tbs New Canal to the and the
Jefferson john the Baptist ST. Charles St. James,
sion Assumptions ourehs Interior 1eehonns West Baton Rouge
IberyiUe. NOX POPULl. fs3
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DTTho ship New IEAIANDER, Capt. Wilkin-
yepoe d now rss t. discharge cargo a, pos! IL
Congnees to take and
receipt goods the Iyee all goods not permitted
will be the Customhouss storeg
mlf9 JOHN TOoLE, rs Bank Place.
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TMPORrs.
RECETPTs or pRoDUCE.

NATcHlToCHES-Per F kimall: 81 bales
HeadT0 gomery76 Ronbieu-27 H R W Hii-3l
Buchspnon, Carroll &eoal Shaw &eo6 Pauche &eolo
Chatignisr0 7 Donald koS Cooper &eo4 Ar Mienbe
gers Ganmaek Squres West-3 Payne farron-s Pow
hkd Bogar Foley Ayery2 s@ine Green &sos9
Perea Harriso1I hbls noasses Buhannon Carroll
6eo-s5 hhds sugar Cammnck,
Roubieu35 Bailey ao24 Ar Autobiography
everh rolls leather Is hides GilySs hdes bear
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MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, sa ~
lyl gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR q F5|E
her residence No. No, e21
Baronne street. a s-s5 per msnth twelve les
sons r. LECTURES at 50 Constance street week. gsui
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CRESCENT OFFICE, |
THuRspAY MORNING, March II, 1883.
eoTToNThs demand continued active yesterday and prices steady
with lales Of Ii 900 bales:
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no Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT a candidate CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
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rs For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present Minute
Clerk District Court of NewOaans which ne
filled for the years himself candidate for the
9 ~ -, n,sa IA = fell I'd
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ma- We are authorized TO announce Messrs
HARRIS HERMANN candidates 70 represent the
4 M sI1 AZ IIFR MEN mhlb
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

seph and Hannlbal fallrcadin Missouri thus
concensrallnG the trade from that extensive
and fertile region, now containing flour.
lshlhg population"
The abosS paragraph mould have been
we'll paid for,no man can possibly spend his
reputation for vsracliy In 90 lavish man.
nor, without q good price No Official Of
a great company can thus prostitute his
position and character unless he ls we'll
paid Says Mr.. G., "thsre will soon be y
connection with the NOTlhern cross road,
extending 10 Quincy" A connection with
whuN The Northern Cross Road would
seem 10 be IN OPERATION, from the language
Of Mr. Gu but 90 Ear from this being the
case, there 10 scarcely a reasonable prospect
Of lis construction. The company owning
the charter has owned II six or seven years.,
aud they have been begging and whining;
bullying and juggling for years. they have
used deception, fraud and brboryj for three
or four years, and the rend Is still whore Il
was Ia lSa0.
The road was dead then, and II Is dead
nowi and all tbs galvanc nhuUnceS OF such
men rs I, J. Carter cannot resurrecl it,.
Every one who has investigated the matter
at all, knows that the company haa been
boring AVAIL street" for three years with.
on, success, and that the President OF tho
company Is now In New York begging cap.
itOl, with little prospect Of SucceSsl and yet
Mr.. Carter speaks Of tho road ~ thing al.
ready IN operation, or sure soon 10 bS 80.
lilo knew better when he thus wrote. We
hope he was we'll paid.
'And ultimately with the ST. Joseph aud
Hannibal Railroad, ;" SSSs Mr., Carter. Thu,
is to say, II road 10 TO be built from Quincy
"out vest" "alImatey." Whom the prob
lemuiicnl Northern Cross Railroad Is built,
then the "ont west" Rad will DO Speculaiud
upon, and "uhimatft" u connection
formed, without ihe consent of Missouri,
mud with THO appreciation M Hannibal, Of
course,
Now, this h all Eus, on The part Of 7, j.
Carter, mere Iualian, anil he knows Il. lie
ought to b. and doubtless will I've properly
relnuneruled, A nun who sells truth, cha.
roctsr, and Influence, all In one "bAtch,"
ought To got a good price.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03
From the Paris Mercury. lat.
THE REACTION,

RIILAoAo,s. There was very respectable
turn out Of tho valeTa OF this county, at the
election on Saturday last, Upon the proportions
submitted to them 6y the County Court relative
tn the Railroad and Plank Road, and Il EiVes "
great pleasure TO announce 10 the friends Of the
North Missouri Railroad, that the people deel..
dcd TINT the County Court should subscribe
800 900 to the capital stock 81 said Road pro-
Vided It runs within IL miles OF Paris, rr 800.
900 II It runs through any portion OF the eOun.
ly' TAe vote In favor Of these propositions
woa quite decisive and 10 nat only All earnest vi
the feelings Of the people On this subject, but
shows that they will act Snd act literally In the
premises, II they can secure the road, This
vote Is quite oredltable TO the county, and A.
such Il piveS us great pleasure 10 announce H.,
PLANK RoAD.-ThS proposition on this sub.
ieet was voted down by much stronger vsts
than that Of last Fall Though We do not oon-
slider Il lair teSt Of the sense Of the people Of
the county on the subject, us ihore were va
rlsty Of causes which combined to bring about
this result, hut Il 10 not necessary here to
snumsrAte tho causes, as Il isa local matter,
and tho people Of the county are generally con-
VersAnt with the same,
Tnr VsrE,--We have received returns frsm
all the townships bat Union, which We here
lnppend-but In order 10 proper understand
Ing Of the vote, we will state The propositions
upon which the vote was taken, to-wlt Wheths
er the county ahould take stock 10 the amount OF
100000 or $4,000 10 the Plank Road, or none
and whether the county should take $l00,
600 stock In the RAilroadig Il runs within ~
miles Of Paris, $4,000 Il Il runs through the
county, or none Ia either event. Upon these
proportions to Vote In tho different sowRShipS
Of county (ah but Union tOwnShip) iS AZ tcl.
J Iowa.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03
A CITIZEN.


Maine enacted the model Prohibltorv Il.
quOr Law little moro than two years aro.
A new legislature was chosen last Senlsn.
Der, and the liquor interest did its usn~oS I
to secure majority for the repeal Of the
detested statute. Il nominated a separate
candidate for Governor, and everywhere
voted Tor candidates OF this or that party
In perfect recklesSness Of everything bnt
RuM, Il comprised the defeat Of Gov,
Hubbard (whO had Sigued the model law,(
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03
Nerthern oresa Rallreaa,

We extract the following from the IRE.
port" Of I. }. Carter, Esq, Superintendent,
Of the Railroad from Naples to Decatur,
published In the State Register. The IRE.
port seems 10 bs statement Of the pros.
poets Of the road Of which Mr., Carter Is Su.
perintendeni;
al Meredosia, by branch five and a
half miles, there viii soon DO a connection
with the Northern Cross road, extending TO
Qulneyi also, with tho Central Military
Tract road, and ultimately with the 81. 10,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

Ms'Srs Thompson b Lennon have removed
into q spacious room opposite the MOnrOs
House, and now have room to display TO advan.
tngo their extensive and varied stock Of the
6Sest, best and most beautiful goods which, as
wO think, have yet been offered for gentlemen
wear, A. both gentlemen are 'killful praeti'
cal tailOrS, wo doubt not their establishment
will receive from our citizens the patronage Il
deserves
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

Yesterday the witness who refused TO
testify In the enss Of Garuy Vs. Wills, Tor
assault, was brought down from Palmyra,
and freely gave his testimony, upon which
Mr.. Wills was bound over In the sum OF
eloO, 10 keep the peace.
After the obstinate witness had given hla
testimony, no confidently expressed the
opinion to the presiding justice, tina, the
two principals should have been put in jail
instead OF himself
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

Nrw PAPEN.--Wo have received the Grs,
number Of the ST. Joseph Commercial Cycle, .
wing paper, Of which Mr. Jas. A, MILAN, for.
nsrly Of the COlumbia Sentinel, is editor and
proprietor, and which for ability and nSStns',
Of appearance iS ersditabls to 81, Joseph.