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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
Presidents McSSagc.
NssnNGTQY, De G, Isi3
Feiioe CuiseEs Of fle SrHgic.
nd House Of pgpr-e,. yglt..r.

WASHINGTON Dc. =, l-j3.
ftli1.1 Cn'@tES Of Mc SrRgic,
nd House Of Representatives:
The interest with which ,lo.,,.,.,- ., 81.
Rcuuh'i .an,tciurtr the assemble, 30 -,
and f1,.ilaput on tlal occasion Of th. 49, f-
posed upon new President Is o,a 90 a. Ia,
evidence, Of ile -,,4rit, =, -, 81.
the .qgpJers Of q r5l.ti. u, .,.ic, ~,
MEX and systrr,1tie.I Will d.. 90, IVA,
branches Of the g,r,rrr7ert -. ~.
extent iuJcpcud,n, or ,rrl o,I,rr D.,
aIallEe Lavea direct r.r,l,., T., W
of Power. For uv...'y u,.,r Ill.
mar ha,.! n,,,. o., t,...rr. - u ~.
ol public station ~ 90 cgc.r, FINN, i.r ',,,,.:,'
or 10 be rycmyt from H., -,.r...t :..,,. ~!
all official functions indy 'Ir.r d.! 49,; 49,
aud Intelligence cf Tie Ii.s..t +, n -
ment thus organized, j. tic sale rcIi,,c,, r. -,
c1uiedordcy and the only security for lopc.t ana
earnest cxertiou to its interest. l,ainst ,L,s,,-
patton and crcioarhmcnts Of mover ~, ,i,' ,,'.
hand or in the assaults OF PERSONAL ar,ls,,., l,
the other.
Tho interests n which b,,., ,..,...-.
scpar.Jie lrum nm iuauiriur srIC.,,!r, - ~
rgi.uiiy. Iut siiuu,a,eI T,rt,r, 80 .-.'
emf time BY the l,nsetli.. .:,;,,, .- u 10
tiors with several fgr-i,p r,y.-, D.. .,'' ..-'
ALLEGATIONS r,tgl,ir., r,,..-, III - "."
oc ,6e f,,t NJ ,rt.rr-..1 -" ascension
which that field ba4 lr., ,,lc-.I III wa
z,ur rurrrv with which ~, - w.. una
i.,7,t, J.;.srd, az i,.,,..,.,, rs ,'F me.
Although disease II one time ASSUMING. ,,,
chlracicr!s;ics Of L Widespread drya.iatir,.
p,st.l nee, has let its sud hrc ura9 some nor.
lions Of our country, we have sin ,rr mo-,
abundant cause Tor r.yarsut tbarlr ,lnsry a..
God Tar an accumulation Of e.,n.' ,r-,.;l,
showcrcd upon as a nation. Il ;s,y.il ,t,,,
consciousness Of rfsuHct agv, p,,,,...,., II :.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

We received the Message in jus. time to Pub
lishit this week. The special Message DESPATCHED
from Washington with copies :or the Western
Press failed 70 arrive IL season. aud teswt wsr
had to the Telegraph 1--WE give it to or readers
US we fui il 10 tie Chicago Dtmocr9t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
TO TAX COLLECTORS.
Any quantity of Tax Receipts, ll'' r""'e'
and for sale ~ this office.
NOTICE.

I sincerely hope that my friend. through ~
The country will not pegle to call and 80. .e
their arrearagrs for the Free Trader, Up to D..
IS Of the present eolumo fn' save me from III.
uruloasan; necessity olni4A'- costs. Don" De-
lsy duty which you c;D 50 ,~sI.y ojf'l rlr'
l. O.-AH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
C!iawo, December II, 1888.

V. B. PALHER. the American. Ncw'p'Ie
Agent, is the oaig authorised igeHuor thtr'lc'
1.-THE cities OF Boston, New YORK, az" ,ti'a'I-
pima and is daly empowered to tnke ndyet.'sr'
,nents and subscriptions at the rates required ny
~. his recein,s ,yin be regarded ~ payne pts.
Ills O!i,rsare-Bor oN. Seolicy's Binding wv
YoaK, Tribune RcbjmTs: PmLADuLruI", y "
corner ThirdaHd Chesnu' streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
Dee 1859

.IUii " |T||NH 'Is-'|T ~ =.
The Grand Division Of =. ot T. Of the STATE,
q, il, last session, passed resolution to extend
IN invitation throlgh the palt rrsss, 10 al rai.
n.s'ers cf the Gospel 20 preach sermon on the
maine law AL ministers O! the Gospel a'a
respectfully invited aad requested 20 address
t,srye'Fectiyo churches ami corg'csa'irus upon
tIa sui Jet .vowe! 10 the light Of The Worn 'Leg
r-e5r'l q 'aw prohibiting The traffic IN iaioZ'-
Gazing lrass. Oh tie Is. d,y Of January ne&. CT
ssoon a!.5ras th.irdads wIrsmj.
Tr--us s Egu-av. C~4 rib.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

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pr,strss aUI present eoaiIuon OF u''7 important
~o,h and Ga ITS demand 60 lat "'"I'tt'i''"'''h'
.se ,uut''u'" 4'''" 10 "' ''I'''N' '"' sc
sy..u cd VA. ,.., rat, ~,
lLc r'sen' t"''"' sIs'''' - '"S 49,
states hAH""" ''' Ia 'F''''''..'''.', -
prrgd'i ""' "'' ""' Ia '' - 800
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10


aud the uu,1tsr of >,.,e.ybi,h ,,.o,,I bc mad,
accessible. Ly the FREQ ,,,yi'rsti,n ,r tnc River
AuI.suu. ;lrIirubr stt,nti'n b,.,n 'p,i,,u 10
"a. subl.ct. Brazil. tLr,urh who's, t,rr,tor,s II
p.ssvs INTO The ocean, has hitherto -, ls.s,uu IN
policy 81 restrictive infcrard 10 The uss OF THIS
river rs 10 obstrucl and ncar,, exclude foreign
commercial intercourse with tae states wUs,h ne
upon us tributaries aud upper branches. Our
minister 10 tuat country is instructed 10 obtain a
re.ANiii7u OF that policy, aud 10 use his Efforts
!" i~"".e The bTaz..san government TO open I'f
'o'-.'v'e' ""ter proper safeguards TINS s''"'
ua tura' highway Tor international ,raac.
~.yvyn of the south Am,g.e.u States are
1,.uiY lui,r s!tD 40 '.ls attempt Co secure the
... a-'I-..1pl ul .u, Amazon, aau { is ly.sun.
ullr 10 E.-vt tatIr co.ol ration u tir ,".-.
stare, Us toe Advantages ca i.yt commercial .u.
t.u..,.r.r .mo = tataaus are t,tl.s It,rs!uv.,
rl.r. liberal VIEWS asu gtav.giy ,utyf.~uly. as
o. tl, rHn-.rn r!guts OF al. /, t"u iIOc use oil
.uosr .ysu, "ulyu nature lbs provided i'r inter
a.t.u'i co.. uGatcauon. Iolhusg A"'t hb,fa.
.uI Ia.r.ht,u'd '4,ws it is HoP-u ta"t p'a"'I
Wi Coz, rn /" her policy, and REMOVE u" I'M
necessary r'Strcu""s upon lNo ire use Oh nv
rr WheE ifaNe SIS so man! S'ales an" - '@'b~
portion oi The continent. -W niFfS 10 a.
l,nH y "a That toe ttPubI.coi !"I-s""s 1na l"e
Ar2 "u", confederation IA " y',.",a - tEe
Do. rsi policy 'Aaush SIM o'>irdiieu - Brazil
lA regard !" 'He hANIs~o.C hN''s "'''." Ii'''
"I,e'.'- '-"'io'ie9'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10


= ~ ;, Al e.
America. Crsst Britain had proposed 10 settle
these by an am!,.ble arrangement, aud cur
minister at London is instructed 10 enter tnto
negotiation CA that subject. \ commission ioI
atiJslIur tac claims ct our citizens aga hsi Ct
Gat-!n, dad those Ci lr4t>h subjects a. ''ns'
.lHc &. :. organized under the invention at Tue
.sil OF February, IS a." sitting ~ LONDON 'oi
tIt transaction Il business.
IL is IN many respects c'srabie tAat tH'
boundary line between '.e l.. States aud<a,
British Possessions ou t.c 9Th, should he sur
.'rFsoHAG w..l q, ana t-ere'o', s',se'l L..
..u,yryl io' ACur Ho..-t.
. Ifn lIau,~, ,.r ls'..,.r. are IN tln ulss'
.,r.,u..y .u.t.r- lh,tl,.u.It. r.u.n.r-itlln-
81. .ry.r.c g,,,.,t4 t.. D. States. ... was ,..a.
.I.s sal..i, It H. ,.a,..,,. .,s...... ...s -....
.pao,,r-s ny r..trs.ss.> TO ti, lu,ga a.NHu-
'..-t.! aull parties. N.4 . .,..U g.. t... ...
i.c', s1""a ~ trtss bias .u ,s.l' IH u.a.,.-..
.rrg1 treaty ui tumE.I. .., navigation.
Independently of ,ar Nl'ua... {, te vida
spain, Nv have imr gl.Et U.glra. r..lI.us
.'.r.H j,g, g.aNaur uUt yt u,r ae.- .yu....u- ~
the ..'-nr- vi t..o and PORTO Rico.
ON ..' y ,n au. auuye int since lhr ,ast
Congress 900 attempts have been u,,o- ay ,n-
u.tho-l-,a expeditions UltIu lEu |. = against
a.y at. =, r,. .Hi.s. SH.u.u arN such move.
.t.ul =. n.t.l,,t.t william rDr iI..is, go. tgy
'.' ..' . '..' poe N-
i.u. a. ......s 3D. r...ni a.. wong 'gcUr
-.ar.s les. '4a.n .aer IS N.,.p., 20 ia ,hc
vicinity 90 o.. I..a-Gn. lHa., t.tv.t, ,.r Ct.
lE.u- and Sac Spanish authorities. Considering
Oh, rs.N.u.tg O.. ta., !...-. g., oar ~,H..- !.aG
as B, docs ln ,.s sraDa ol '.toc between ,.',,,t
..r principal cities, .l5 &c ,u.r....u. EI.l.
Jane. w.t. W...a l.r. -u i.t.ren.r.., f.r'..a
'ar.g tna, w,.. ..e u.s., a. there r.--f,y-. ID
repetition %. s-,I occurrences ". be- gE1ro
u'u.-., - Son c. ..r3.'.' mt Teoul,u = a.. orG
h.'"c,u oar t"l.l .a'cUt Havana HHa To- Capt.
General Of Cuba, ready q .iaHslioGs cannot be
"a'e 90 yr'm. tscare-> C--r>1 wHcr- Jgry las
res-.t,t
A.c....'. .als ~ the nat Of rr-7 .fl'-,,s ,,r
lf.- t.. r..-..t -..r.....,.... l....r ha ~ ,..
',-.' Ir.,. pres ..f t.t... Government. mad.
. t..r -..r-.. 10 ...s.i. S...D .-.fY r. ..r. 3, D.
..- i...I t,lt..-.,.. ~. t..., ., .r,..t.-.,.ar
..rr., t..uss an answer lg.l .rs las l..-t
t..., ..... .u.aa-.fs.s. To .,.,. lis. ,-,....
tl.-7at .r.a,.le. ,.., VS., n-r,...g.. Inc I,..-
afe,a rr.-... .r Gl-.-, ..,.,.., ,.- ..,-...
t1 H.. C.r,. ii,~.f.1 o..r Consul ..f.,
,ys ,..rr'. ..l,., -.,..'f..
Hitherto ihe OaEcTuught oiS.-,E h1s dac'.u.
cd go enter INTO any arrangement IH.sco.r..
Ter ptrtI, deeply regretted, l.r without s.m,
u:r3I- uu.-a. Ct t.., Kind, the good understand.
ing between t.r $50 u.un,sI-s may b.. ul-sscs
to ore -.aaa interruptions. GA. minister az
I-e.l Is instructed TO lcu." ,Ia r-anas..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

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Is peacefully and rapidly increasing, II imposes
upon usEo urgent duiy ioT PREPARATION and leaves
odt lew uacAless deserts oetwern As~adtlu
P'"N' aud IaIuoHc people ale ever ready aud
generally able to protect Themselves. lne "a.
"'ti''e hnd energy 81 cur people aye steadily
"'''E struggling I" supply lhe rest, Al rAgr.
'''Io "'l'n's mat where private enterprise viii
"'''' " IS ,h"'t wise Tor general Go'cInthtut
" '''' W '"'' "'""'uGH' Wa'ehlu'htss the '"ca'
'''''" ""r N''"''""' "i an means ol communl'
'"'"'" I"e s"i''S o'"ded 10 were designed
'"'s'' va" vac ""s' l'"''H"'e and commercial
,,''' ''' '""'''" "'" we N''-.Nrp to tho
'''''' ,'''' ave wv" "' '"' Ne" "a"lnS "a.
I''''' u.s. W. ' ''' '''''' N'.''""''".l' hdd nut
'",t''' S"'''. "''H "''u ""''' '"''' we've Ito
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.nl ,,..'.,,ti .,,,,'.. >, ~ ~, ,'F' "'"s
t,r..,.,, o. 49,. T.. -. wa 90 "1"'"
,,a ,fn,.,t ~ 49, ,l..I,t.,.'""' 'HH' AZ
t-r f,,nsr.,i.,rtt =, ria ~. '',',''' ~ .,"o
N,nI,y i,.rl,.. ''"' ",o "l''
49,, - ,..,,r,.,,,;',,' Us ~ "' 'H"''" 10y 'h'
,...,,'..t -, i"e 't't ''nI' OF mo 'h'
T., won. vera, ,.,." Nv" ,','..,I.S "n'"'''
,,u,,,, l., !, s 1870 ',', I","' ''
d, l.,,.,,s IL H. '"N''' 80, ''''' "'''"'
,.la,... T., ,..,.,.l.,,,'' ''' ''''"N.S
'''"N ~ ''"''"elAl'un. Iht hraNy expense, tho
E'r' o'' "'d az times fatality lending travel
''l '"t ''""hI' ROUTES have demonstrated tho
'"'"".'Ee Nh'th would trsu.. from inter ig.iu-
'"' communication ~ such sa!c and rtlid
w'1n- as r3,ru-d .og,l srTry. The dih,al.
l'' "m'ui' has encountered It agycnr, would
DC n''-u ,hed and It'll lurher ,ucrrh-rd III IT,.
""'" 81 W. But whilst the endorsement, a..
ready encountered and others Under new :, ...
t,,>Ll,,-,r,., -, go w. v" s'''" q!
,r.,, AZ 80. ''' 80 Wv ,,.' ""N; "'' "'r
,r,,,.,.,,t', '" '' "" NV an
I'..,,,,s 80 ""', "''r.' "~''"'' 'N' 90
,''Ir..,l,HJ,'F - "'"''r '" VIC '"''"'""'n
w.l.Iy w 'N,'''V WV l'N''s ''h!''e'
-, '''. ''' !" Tue - ems ~ 'r hi'f-
'''''''' '.'''''"" ''"'' Noh
'"'" 'NH, '''N' "nI p"irr u 2N economical and
FAc''"b.c Torie shall tee found tu and by all tic
constitutional means m The prosecution If u io,d
witch viii unite by speedy transit tie ulp.li.
oi tie Pacific and the Atlantic States To
guard against INSTRUMENTATION II ,l,uIJ Ice 70
meuib,ird hat altb.f,.-L f..v,, T., r,,tyt,,., 80
aid IN ,unstrrrliru If a rnal yriti,y ...l..,. -,
a state exists D, ury,r,b,t,s. l,rJ a.
luuu,.I mower ami ,f r,.r, ,L,r J,.l,,I
pretty save within IN. ,...,,. ,t n ,.,,i,,,, -.
Inc ,.,,l r-.,,.,,,,,,.,,, -, r.,,,l, ,l'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

Tie publ, ar> daily teclm'n. better satisfied
Of The merits u! Euersous American Hair Rss,o
ra'iyei and The demand increases Try it Tor
badness or falling lar. Prize 5 60 il large
Bottles. S5!dby G, l. Tlompa5a.
We are p'oasee TO learn that Nr Arlre1 hrs
commenced painting The panorama G. lis city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-08

E
srreagl iiToHaHHHt Hhe Commonwealth. ] De '#
vantare- At such - -fe4are fn4 obvious {" nee.
recitation: and after aH experience "t -ts'fa
xcHr=. tire free school F~ten, as ndapt'z lf SOY
ernl # fine counties il fhe State, strongly rec.
comHcuds ita,lf to our fnfar.
b an net passed ct the losl -e#s'an- tsinea "P=
propsiate. the entire nett revenue derived ron
tn eariiaiuH taz 70 he purp"=csfi primary ana
free schools. tie amount applicable r. that 't=
iect hn- been increased moro tbun tHo thirds
This luW. however requires "a 1podiheaila n 81 Us
details, because of tho inability Of ihe ilt A'ez
tier II transfer the quota upon the first das al
January 8f each year. iuasmueh a. tie Whole a.
mount will not have been paid into the treasury
be lhHf time. The sum If S15,UOD, which bad
heretofore been -ct apart from the revenues OF
tie Literary Fund fer the education 81 poor ehfl-
drru bad proved insufficient either 10 secure the
services IF competent teachers. OF 10 edaente all
tho children who were proper subjects Of IL heuu
Is. Iudpr the provisions 81 the net referred 10.
there was derived from the capitation taz Of l-52
tle SUN If about sol ,i0D which together with
the annual appropriation Of @75,Oo0, mnde ~l2G.-
100, Ia be applied Ia the purpose for the last iis-
cal year This sum. even under the present de
fortife ~ tom, afforded very great increased tn-
cilitie- for the education of numerous aud merl-
toripus class of children whose minds as readily
receive and improve the advantages OF an cducn-
ton any others.
II will be- seen BIS the second auditors report,
that the permanent capital of the Literary fund
t. = GIG. @}2 - aud that the same i annually
increasing, because il uccrninH reyenne exceeds
its expenditures. | recommend. therefore, tint
mn amount he annually appropriated from this
fund. Which, together with the saiarics Of officers
cinreaublp thereto, and the usua allowances 10
the university and military institute, shall equal
its revenues. Iti4 estimated that for the rur
pose there will be derived from the pitatlou taE
f1-53, the sum Of s60,O00 and in accordance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-08

Below NE present the Message Of GOVERNOR
,lalINsnN TO the 1--we Houses Of the General A.
ssmhle. communicated las; Monday. Is anasu-
n length preolades any commentary a. ~eil as
III other matter. - this number. Hereafter We
vii give II such attention it various recon
nendations aud suggestions seeta q us 10 re-
c4fra
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
YIoLATToNaof az I0hprIANOE 1Y sERAMRoATI

YIoLATIoE'oR AN ORDnJAECE ~ STRANRoATa
We understand committee waited on our
CITY Attorney last Monday, to enquire Into the
nature of the Marshal's duties in enforcing the
CITY Sunday Liquor Law on steamboats, landing
OF laying at our wharf. The opinion reported
was that the city jurisdiction. did not covert the
case. Strange the City Charter extends the
jurisdiction to the middle Of the main channel Of
the Mississippi riSprs We must beg leave to
doubt that our Attorney gave such an opinion.
The corporats authority 10 only cifcumscFibsd
BY the. City Charter, and AZ no ordinances IN any
place limit he jurisdictonlhOrt Of that confer
red BY the Chprter chs duties Of the officers are
limited by no Boundaries except those laid,dOMn
in the City. CHARTER IYiHGuIG "a
AHiiiah injustice that boats may lay here sfoor
hours unobjeoted to, unmOlestsd, dealing out
liquor every Sunday, when our own citizens
prohibited, under heavy penalties, from doing
the same thing. The object o. that ordinance
was 10 stop liquor selling in Hannibal on Sun.
'Ay, aud not ITO take away the privilege from cit.
liens to confer monopoly on boalS, without at
all lsssening the evil struck at. ,r..
In ST. Louis the bars of the boats are closed
on Sunday, '..' .. ..
II the principle we are combating be eStab-
liShed, it will not be long Bsfore "whOrf.bOats
will be stationed at our landing for the purpose
of availing themselves OF the water privilege of
selling liquor. This must be the result, for il
j, plain that if boat may deal out liquor one
hour at our wharf without violating the Ordi-
nance, she may do 50 the whslo day, or Tor any
number OF days. ,.a..e.a. Ii'..l n.v a.-t'I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

NyLtN4|NNAtAl4N
MRxEDroR: ssvit pfatedih The n
Rsvid that ~ Rec MI Rossjl e3perseh
to be ID Wat1eE, estly N This month and
also learn dhht DO is expseled liEf our
neighboring village, Clinton, soon. And
lest no ipeFSoh should tuke the Responsible
ty Of inviting himto our town, will take
the liberty OF saying that the friends Of the
temperance reform, of whom, | am happy
to say, there ares Jey ,lslI here yet, would
take great pleasure ia listening 70 the re-
lrsshing lecturys of Bro: Ross, at any time
it may suit his convenience 10 visit US.
II he IS makinga tour Of the South west,
we hepeSr iby the iilaaRoiAgs d Of Scripture :
"He will come over into Macedonia and
help ISL fdrS s6rllyI We ,stapd 5ia need OF
help. The Sons Of Temperance haYe ceased
to il, ma III o tder now serves Is for d
byAsordss ,Ths-Open advocates for total
abStinnues are very leY and their voices
feeblS aud sebldAI ahedFds Whefaas, the
devotses Of Bkcchus sre 50 ifahiesosis as 70
make the arlhking Of De bois6u 50 fashion.
able and thu business Of selIngi n - lucra-
tive, that b. DE lnasses,itisnpl CONS dered
indecent or uncby5sti0niike, forthe members
Of Gods Holy Tsmpls,vto n, itnmerse them.
selveSin fdufdran shop, there 10 retail
poison 70, their brethTsDS put rtl1q ypoluted
"cup toitheiF- heighbor's Ii s"labd take toll
at these, the most freguented gates 81 He'll,
from thosN who are striving 10 make their
way down, and srs willing 10 pay his Sta.
tanic Majesty's servants for keeping liquor
Palaces along the road, to make the descent
Of the traveller, if possible, as pleasant as
it is certain. But am digressing-my OBJ.
jecl in writing this article, is to call the at.
tention Of Bro. Ross to the fact, that fen
Of the advocates Of Temperance and OF the
Maine Liquor Law, are still to be found in
end around Calhoun, and that they would
be much pleased TO have the assistance Of
Bro, Ross, in putting to Aightthe armies Of
the aliens. q '7. ,.'t' ...-. &c..
We give you this article, because we dc
not know where TO address Bro. Ross, and
hope some Of the friends Of the great Tenn.
pefance enterprise will do US the favor o.
placing this article before the Rev. Mr.
Ross 20! t., :. ~, .... ...s,, rs .'., s;
CALHOUN, Mo-, April Sd. r ..," -.
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WAiniksror, Anil IT,

| 3 We lsarn from undoubted authority that no
change Of Cabinet officers was submitted to the
Senate to-day, all ruInors to the contrary are
groundlssH The reported breach, if it had
any foundation has been healed. Buchanan's
appOiptmsntiS lths only thing Of Importance;
other papers sentihiimply corrected the Orthog-
raphy OF two or three petty appointments: =
Mr.. huehanan was Immediately informed, and
1t Is said accepts rei3sA sss ~Sc7GI fgar1
The Iltaligeneer this, morning says the CITY Is
full Of rumors Of new cast Of cabinet about to
take place, and from the authority assigned TO- the
report, It certainly leaves greater degree of
probability than offer belongs to street gossip.
+ TAe President has reeonvened the Senate. -
Many Senator's about leaving the CITY were
aroused from their slunbsfS last night by the
SeFgeantsat.ATms announcing them to meet. TO.
day At II o'clock. 9dThe reorganization or the
sAAlnet y ssidto bottle osOasiOni dJiiSrunored
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aApiAcCipxHT,

Passengers Up ON the Kate Ksarney yes.
to-day evening, report thst just beforethsir
boat left st. Louis, a cannon ON the JEANNE
Deans was burslea, Iy which the mate OF
that boat and one deck hand were killed,
and tive Others wounded. .ro ~ "a ''l1 .
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CALnouN, Mo-, April Sd.

PAPERs my. rus -Ao4E.--Itis stated, on
the authority Of a we'll known statistician,
that the New York daily papers consume
twsniy-slght acres Of paper every day. In
other words, if one days papers were laid
out to dry on the grass Of Washing ton
square, they would cover il more than twice
over.yI I.,w slrcmlg.t..4 -. .-'nr"a .l' '
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Bursting OF a Cannon.

The steamer JEANNE Deans arrived al
this port yesterday about half past Ia
O'clock. Just as she arrived in front of the
LeVee, and while in the act of rounding 10,
a cannon which she had on board was fired
of, by way Of salute, killing TWO men, the
second mate by the name Of E, Seymour,
a young man about twenty five or thirty
years Of age, and a fireman by the name Of
James Carrigan, aged about forty, A deck
hand by the name of Philip Kricker, had
his arm broken, and was otherwise severely
hurt. A report was 10 circulation that one
or two had been knocked overheard, but
upon examination this was found to be
untrue. .... ....r ...g,
The cannon was upon tho foTecastle Of
the boat, and was brought out by the order
Of Seymour, the second mate, who was
killed, Il seems that il had been loaded
some two weeks since, for the purpose of
firing salute as the boat was leaving port,
but Captain Brown forbade il. 1t remained
loaded ever since, and was discharged with
out his knowledge on this occasion The
two men killed were mangied in a most
horrible manner, pieces of the gun having
struck them In the head and killing them
almost instantly. A fragment of tbs, gun
weighing several pounds, passed through
the boiler deck into the social hall tearing
away post in its course, and passing
through the skylight Of the gentlsmen'S
cabin, about half way, and dropped upon
the hurricane deck. ,''..,mI i
Seymour has wife and child living in
the city. A Coroner's inquest was held a
short time afterward, and verdicl Of the
jury rendered in accordance with the above
facts. The cannon had been borrowed
from the Cornelia, without Capt. Browns
knowledge, and his orders were positive
against having it discharged.-[R Republican.
The steamboat p. H White, with good
deal Of whisky on board, generously intended
fer the Indian eOuntry exclusively, was boarded
last week while lying in the VefdigriS, by (
detachment Of tEoupS stationed at Fort Gibson,
the whisky split or taken, and tbs officers ar
rested to stand trial for violating the Inter.
course Law between the, United States and the
Indian Tribes, The Captain Of the beat, with
his respectable assistants, were first. taken 10
Fort Gibson and put in the guard house, and
then marched down on feet 10 Van Buren, 10 q.
wait thoif trial. ~ Cherokee AdveSOtO. ! pr
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1--WE are authorized to announce
CHARLES d. BOURNE, as candidate
for the office Of Clerk or THE HANNIBAL
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs; at the next Au.
gust election. 6Trvfr s'.sr hisao' +" Oh. .'i