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WILSON & BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ~
Hardware and Cutler
COLLINS NEW BUILDING, "
Sign he Big Paddock,
HANNIBAL, MO.

PREPARED F,,s.,aS ,, to " C as
Sy;,b all ar. g. EHEEEl Ilbl6 ..lF lgA ~
iicles in our lue at St Louis prices Dur stock thos
not so extensive, combines as great variety az ss
store Of similar character in the State HAVING ~
largest Wholesale Establishment in ST. Louis, we ~. s
enabled 10 defy competition either in price, ouanls
or quality. We can furnish Merchants from the rory
them f. ON the payment of freight, insurance COMM
sion Sc among our extensive stock Of Hardware Mn
be found the following articles
Farming implements. HHplI
Scythes. raKes, hay-forks, grain cradles, seviA.
snesds, hoes spades, shovels, hay, straw and gas
knives, &C. Fe
Cut wrought and horse Nails. Collins, Hunts, III
pincots' and Simmons axes; files, rasps ehisels ,r
ers locks, ldtches, bolts, butts, hinges and Screw,
Log trace halter aud back chains.
GunsmiIhs' and Carpenters TOols
Gun barrels, locks, doubble triggers ribs bnn
pieces guards and boxes, aud general assortment n
tools and trimmings.
Plains and saws, every variety, AIDES, hann,r
batchets and other articles in the Carpenter slime "
Cutlery. i Il
Fine pocket and table cutlery, razors, shears butcher
! knives, &C.
We also have the PATENT CHAM PuMpa
which we will dispose 81 lower than they can BE- a.
| ned anywhere in the State.
We invite call. our store is the largest and bey,
| in Hannibal is all il looks TO be. .....t
| \. B.-We have removed our store from its former
! location, which was the CITY Hotel, 10 the hne
large new Building. lately erected by Mr.. H. W. Col.
Inns on The south east corner of Nam and Bird stree
Hannibal June ., 1S53.--(w1y) 1
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In Mr.. Kean'S new rendering of Macbeth,
throgh the means Of costume and archlec-
IurSI decorations, his success has been re.
markab,e. The weird sisters are made
more shadowy by the inlervention of gauze
At the banquet, harpers are introduced
playing in II gallery; tho face of Banquo is
made luminous, His second appearance
takes place within column MADE transpa,
rent for the purpose. The whole arrage
ment was grand nd picturesque.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09

CALLAwAY CoUNrY-TnE RAILROAD
An election has been ordered by the coun
~ court, to be held in Galway county. on
the first Monday in August next, 10 obtain
the serse OF the people in regard to the
subscription by the county Of one hundred
thousand dollars 10 the capital STOCK of the
North Missouri Railroad, provided The road
runs through the county, and if made,
whether said sum shall be raised by taxa.
ton, or the bonds Of the county he issued.
Columbia Sentinel
John Shannon has been appointed Postmaster
at Palmyra, in place Of II. II, Lane, resigned.
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N0spAY 1890. lUNE :. ls.a.
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er,na JurT pr,.o.,msn.s N olasa asaas.

We have seen (soys New Haven paper }
some Of the records Of Hartford county, dated
as far back as 1867, two hundred and one years
ago. Among them we find the following fun
ny ones; go tE
We present Enoch Grant, ScOtehnan, for
abandoning his wife, and then refusing 10 live
wiih her when ordered by the Court. Ordered
20 pay four shillings and sixpenee and the Jul
rors fees, and to be watched by constable uu-
ill he goes home TO live. .EC
We present Abel Aekerman, for scandalous
conduct in visiting Sally Wells house, after
warning given. Fined IS. and Jurors fees.
We presen, Jere. Shear for being lazy idle
fellow, who walks about town and neglecis his
calling. Firs, complaint, fined Is. Cd. aud Ju'
rors' ices.
We present John Wadleigh for common
sleeper on the Lords Day, in public meeting
Fined 3s, and Jurors fees.
We pretent William Wadel for denying Oh,
College 10 be the ordinance of God, and othe
bias phemous talk, and recommend fine oil e.
for such scandalOus conduct. Fined f5 accord
lingy.
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HANNIBAL JOURNAL

8. CIEnEss aDifoR asD PnorRiEroH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09

LUsUs NATuRR.-We were shown, few
days since, young chicken which had been ia.
ken from the she'll, having ttCo heads-the one
of duck and the other of chicken. One fits
feet also was that Of a duck Bardstown Her
aid.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09

BIBLE REvIsIoN.-The Rev. ]. w. Lynd,
SO long and fayorably known as the Pastor OF the
Second Church in this city, will preach on this
subject on Monday evening, in the Christian
Church, on Fifth street, near Franklin avenue.
The question OF the revision of the Scriptures is
exciting at present no little discussion, and it is
one in which all are interested. We trust that
it will receive at the hands of our citizens due
attention. Let not the proposition be at once
condemned because conflicting with old estab-
lshed notions, but give it a lair and impartial
consideration. Republican.
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payment Of the subscription Be na1s n s6vsses,
Dstssa ssscrt<s msy money n ss ~ posasss
which viii be Ped sy s assumed b. osssvssa " ss
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The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly Assias shs
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Subscriptions for period less year will Nv ysesvsl
pSoportoaed the above
o. POSTMABTERB
sending DAILY subscribers, with
sEMEWEEKLY subscribers. with e25 enclosed, wEExLY
subscribers, so enclosed viii bc entitled COPY
edition they subscribers f0r, svsts.
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UNITED STATES MALL
PosI 0vsIcE DxrARIaIsr,
December Is, 1853.

PosI ouIcK DKrARraIn,
December Is, l653
PENNSYLVANIA
or carrying mails United States from LEI
OF February, tbs S0h Of June, 1850, the follow
will b. received the contract ONCE oi ne
Pos Dspsnucnt Monday, the 10Th Of jan
uary 1854, decided the days
No $685. From Ouswnsvus, Lu.hersbug, Rsynoldsvls
Brook Vile, Corsica, buauonsvie, Clarion, 6hipPsns.
Vile, Kossuth Cass, Cranberry, franklin, Canal ana
Z. CochEaaton, 10 Msadviuo l06 nhss and back, SIX
times week.
Lcave Curwnsvtlle daily, except Sunday, M7s an;
Arrive at Mssdvile days BY Il y. NJ
Leave Meadvile daily, except Sunday, Att, = nj
Arrive q Curwnsvlis days by Q, y. .s @E
For Of bid and certificate also oI ana
conditions incorporated IN me
contracts department deem exped,sn
Inviting for mail service IN hs states o.
New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Oho dated
the 92d September, 1851. ,, ,.,,n..,
nee l6-3taw4w Postmaster General.
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TAYLOR COLLINS win prosecute cans Of every description
sgainst the departments
Congress bounty lands pay
They will buying aud selling
renting OF houses and general collecting They
sire from The Of moderate,
once on street. immediately Opposite wndsr building
ingten, u. Q,
Hon. Dohbin Secretary e Navy
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War
Nicholas Caiihn e-q rfrsidenr sosd Common Council.
oep. John M. MsCsila, Atorney at Lsp.
iames II. Caustn, esq.
w. @. R~ddal, State Department
seps 0s-dukcp
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Proposals. for Tank Iron.

Proposals Tank Iron.
EEsSs NAVY DEPARTMENT, 4
Bureau OF Construction, &C.. December y, 1855
cEAI ED pROPOs ALs endorsed Proposals Tank f0n,
viii be received ii this O'clock p Of the 25h
Ssy OF January 1884, furnishing delivering
the following quantity best tsoh required TOR making
one re OF sloop- OF the frst class, viz;
at2 50 900 lbs, (morc icss one
quarter an inch thick 81
5000 lbs OF boiler rives five cghils inch in di-
ameier, inch and hve- eghihs long, inside Of
+
All Of the before the first day Of
May, 1854.
blooms bssers, hoows and other defects cut correctly
the sveu from the
stand launching all edge and all be
factory To- approved BY commandani Of said
where schedules be examined. sHas4t y
Of each item must be distinctly carried OUT nnd each
offer accompanied the guarantee required
law without be csnsidsred The will be
conformity with usual FORMS all Of which be
tained bureau, the navy yard, Washington.
Dec 23-law4w
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ColIscroH's OrrIon, December a. 1883
Office s hsreby given that delinquent property in
course Of preparation snd w completed and published on or
aboa, e stcf January 1885, Al Interested earnestly
requested TO come forward and y paying relieve a. undersigned
o hs UNPLEASANT o enforcing themselves
from the ooeroua additional attending advertisement
49, ea r. ROCHE.
Dec ie-dusn Collector,
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three pounds por dozen.
Blue flannel for lining great coats
W0rsed sashes, criuis0n
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Coilins's
SPADES 4F
Tin csnteens hold three pints
Bunting, red white, and blue
Tent poles aud pins for hospital wall and common
~ Brass spun prA E I'll 81 8s
All which Of domestic maauactrc and conform In all
respects standard patterns sealed In This Office
by mail with additional Information
the subject which be desired by manufacturers wishing 10
offer proposals. FtFa .84a .s.s.a 84
the o each delivery will be retained until
the contract shall be completed which bs forfeited the Uni
I'd States in q dsaca.o on the part Of the IN M
6ug the and splaions Of the contract About half Of
these supplies VIII be required before The rst Of July next
and will be made for them the
on Couses. funds for this branch Of the service available
the remainder will be paid for on delivery.
The privilege reserved Of increasing BY onehird the quantity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
Contracts VIII be based upsn accepted proposals. for the fulfil
which securities will be required Bids de-
sired only from regular dealers in the article pro
be furnished and will considered from
who u not known manufacturer Or regular deae
the supps which nct the must distinctly
stated the bids offered well the names and address Of the
intended be securities case contract
obtained. Il Eresg Z
containing proposals should be endorsed, Proposals
80 c. H. CROSMAN,
Nov 20-3taw3lstDeo. Major and Quartemaster u g. A,
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law school Of Cumberiand Univsrsisy. NJ LsbAn~n.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham cam,hsn late one Of the circui,
Il Judges OF Tennessee.
Of the Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BronHed L. Ridley, OF
Judges Cauth Green dev their whole time exclusively
the school,
Daily examinations of each class
but explanations
daily ! the progress Of the examinations
Weekly and equity, In which
Of facts by the profes
the In
practice frnmed them prepare
deeds all Of documents bs read
Some Of the are nken by appeal 70
supreme which held monthly in the class and In
pubic cod o ses.cn Tbs students act clerks hsr
M urosu and chancelos and In other ofca
paciics with their suits.
the third Monday
third ThWrsday February Tbs second
succeeding Monday In February and snds second
Thursday In July.
Erpsrses psr fee $50 in sdvsncc contingent
~ boarding. $50 Students furnish their books
which ba had the Lebanon bookstores.
compete the unless the
No previous study required for sd
regular ossses Students enssr s
sny during the collegiate
.Thens 10 n moot legislature connected win hc schoo
Number Of the collegiate eightystx
ROBERT 4. CARUTHERs,
Feb 11-eoiy President bosrd OF trustees
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IN r. CHAMBERLAIN Commercial College, located
W. No. l21 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The o~cnsibe
object Of this institution Is pss in the reach Of individuals
facilities obtaining practical mercantile
ton young obtain knowledge
business acquired
many year. In any counting house.
tn. study is
adapaucn Mecnn
tile calculations surht according mehods
Practical penmanshp combining spdy Of with beauty
Of construction Lectures on mercantile law upon various in
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other
book business understand The
from eight
There being applicants and A.
both Examinations held sisted periods
aud diplomas awarded ho-e who graduate For &c.
and have circular forwarded by ma
Nov i3--lvd&cp
ssecrR~to>vn Female Seminary, Georgetown, d. G.
HIS and in fall The of
study IL thorough and pracised The principal supern
study assisted by the best and
efficient The seminary the nnest sd
nesr daughters under wsich
fu ARE and parental attention. .s. s.4Hl
Boarding tuition all English branches $40 session OF
ten months French, music, drswns, &C, extra.
Day pupils from 81 10 ~ o quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues he bad application 10 the wr
ciFsi.
E'tMlN 31aeGst WILLIAM J. CLARK,
seps ls-3~~dhcp tstarl PrincipaL
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mo. 495
NOTICE Of WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
IN lying within fifteen miles each side Of tho
proposed from SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA to
vtcxsBURo MIssisrIPPi.
behalf OF the interests
prop0scd mentioned the PREsiDkHT
STArEs directed for The aud until the h
public lands lying within hicen miles Tor
either side OF the Of said
ownshs be withheld from sale
empon cAims which excluded from the
of and special instructions that
have been accordingly given the proper land officers to wt
district lands subject sale at MoxRoE LOUISIANA
North Of the base Hnc and east Of the meridion
Townships een seventeen, eighteen, nineecn and
twenty, of ranges one 10 six, inclusive.
Townships fifteen, seventeen eighteen, nlne
teen, and twenty Of range seven
Townships heen sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen, OF eight To fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, of range hfeen
NortA Of fhe bass hne and wsa Of the meridian.
Townships een sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, ninecc and
twenty, OF ranges one to nve, inclusive.
In the district subject
North Of the bass line aud Uest Of the meridian.
Townships Geen, xteen eighteen nnetcen and
twenty, Of ranges TO thirteen, inclusive
the Genera. Land Once, city OF Wash
ington this i7lh December, 1883
By order OF the Presidcnts
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Dec 20-lawl3w
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Q - y
wsshinstcn Branch nahre~d.-TraiHs Run ~ Fob
EAVE daily, Sunday, At and ., A. m ~ and 5,
u On Sunday, sts, a. m. and 8, p,
The s. D M s express stops Annapolis
ton and Relay The others all wsy stations,
Trains At :, A. m, and ak, connect with Annapolis
DO dot a. and 8, y. m. do west
DO DO . and 4, m, and s, p. do east
rare from washington to Baltimore " ~
do and return + 1 80
do Anpanols =. |
DO do do and return .......,........ ! 80
The round r tickets procured The Office,
and arc good fer The day upon which they issued
n. n. PARSONS,
July le-.dn Agent.
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RELIsi BELIsi BELLS 1.-THE snbscnsers manurscturs
keep constantly hand all factory
boat fey locomotive school house. and aDtaos These
hollis hung Jokes win Thsy
that the ciapper will
place, which desirable after bell has been
sprnr axed clsppsr resting
thereby pvoongng These bells
tvd from stock, and in iron castRs A.
foundry improve
We written that church bells break within
Of purchase fair
charge al belts Nearly 1000
have sold this foundry, which
dence ofther superiority We heen gold
awarded from s for the best bells for
and We particular gsung
Chimes and refer those furnished by ousdry
within few Hudson Erie
ming In direction.
kind 10 the Uned s,atss and has the bel
orders he filled with We
of the States Old bells taken exchange
Levels, compssses, ke., constantly hand. Address
A. MENEELv'a SONS,
May 2-~lydhop West Troy M "
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EW and Eiegaut Silks Elnbroideries, Ciosks, &c.
" The subscribers beg leave respectfully invite the attention
ladies of the and vicinity the following
goods, which have just been received, viz:
50 brocade silks, for evenings
rs do do do
Us do mora antique, watercd
lJ do do antique, brocade
10 do do black brocade silk
lc do hounced bocsde silks
10 pieces light coiored plain p0ut dc
as do very rich plaid silks
23 do silk illusions for party dressas all csiors
30 do watercd and plain real Irish pOpins
$50 Paris chemisces aud sleeves,
$50 do French embroidered collars
50 do French embroidered cambria chsmisstteA NAd
sleeves, In
rs French Embroidered
Ma;iess Honiton and valsncennss Iscss, very cheAp
$50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambsic sleeves
250 French embroidered handkerchief, great variety
800 pieces English and French thread isces
II velvet cI0aks latest style
25 embr 1idercd cloth cOaks latest style
IS plain and trimmed cloth clouks
50 small Persian scarfs for the neck
so long cashmere shnwis
IS r.chy- embroidered white Grape shawls
Together with aud articles
pirate of which enabled
having taken advantage tho advanced make
purchases HOOE, BROTHER, co.
Dec 2j-3taw4wif
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EOR REST-A very comfortable brick v north
Of Ninctsenth contains
four the floor, and five In stories
For particulars inquire Of Jsmes L. Edwards
premises. 23-3
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INDUSTRIAL EXHI0rTIUN.-An Industrial Fair will he
held Baptist Church. 18Th street. above O. In De
cember pfoxno, continue month.
variety OF manufactured arccs, valuable public aons
from different Of tbs viii be
The eihbuon will be enhanced
propriats lectures aud
popular abroad have consented de
John Bowling ID. d., Rev.
Burrows, Rev J. Wheaton smith, Rev. A. A. Willis and R.v.
Haynes The Rev. DIR. Masoon Rev. Dr. Neal and Rev
invited More than crceent
LADY, and other celebrated
may also be expected.
The conhden therefore, that they will be
able 10 exhibition Of extraordinary interest
OF ali Of manufactured goods and fancy
respectfully solicited from cizens
making contributions 10 the value OF - ladies
Of ~ and lads The vAus OF ~ viii be fur
admitting the exhibuon lectures,
and
The committee will be ready receive contributions ~ the
OF December and daily aerward between the
Of and until the opening Of the fair Of which
J. c. LEWIS
Nov @-eodu Chairman OF the Commttce
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CEALED PROPOSALS received At this once, until 10
O'Clock, day Decsmbes next furnishing
the following supplies
the United States Clothing aud Equipagc depot Schny
nall In quantities as required, viz;
W 200 yards dark (ndgo dyed twIied CLOTH weigh
Ing u OF. per yaSd
10000 yards Ga ndigo cloth, weigh
ing ~ per yard aE.4tf ~. ff.sI4
army blankets, wool, gray u. 3.
black, four inches long, centre, } 10 ten
feet long, aud 1--we wide each blanket 70 weigh
five pounds
$4,000 yards 78 flannel cotton, aud wool
63O0O do "a Canton flannel
$4,000 do 81 unbleached drilling Hs
2SOO0 do y do
100000 do cotton duck, asX inches wide weighing 4k
I5O0O do do D do yK do
5000 do do 96K do do 10 do
$4,000 do do ~ do do 22k do
10000 10 l5k do
10000 do do ~ do do l2k do
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Brick Machine Manufacturing.
PROPOSALS br subscrbc thsr once
this city, until 3 Of Tuesday, ID January 1884, for the
manufacturing, by contract Of
SANDS cunIsas's PATENT BRICK AAcHIsE.
my, and
said machines In each popss mus, be stated
delivery complete and In
ed working order Of March We
sample be Of the
city shall specially provide in
the that machine will be accepted which shs be in
portant respect The mouds viii be
aucd the municipal other regulations
the particular locality machine 10 be worked
The number machines demanded the
will probably he less than thousand before
shall thai the
furnish Ave thousand should aad
particular oc aity.
Proposals the District OF Columbia
Baltimore Maryland and Handa Virginia. for the manufacture
MICHAEL NoURsE CO.,
Once 9Th and Streets Washington, ID. q.
Deo l7-3taw2w
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10
chidfen's button e7 cents 10 81 s0
Together with all other qualities Of ladies', misses, and child
saiters, boos slips, Jenny L'nd and Jefersons
leather AID calf boots Oxford tics
CATERS OF style and quality servants
OF every variety.
We all TO give call before purchasing A. ou
the manufacturers IN The Union
please both style and quality DO not forge
20 call at A. HOOVER d SONS,
side Of Penn. between 9Th and Tth streets
ll--2aw6w
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Cos nnn WORTH Of goods embracing every
D0JUVU sye OF fashonnbs foreign aud domestic dry goods
reduced
we'll stock,
very complete Offer
YERBY, TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
s-n Conner Pa
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omce washington oss-Lfht Company,
December le, 1852.
NoTICE hereby that hgyeeahly the
~ will be holden at the Once Of the
1884, O'Clock for the purpose Of choosing Of
directors for this corporation for the ensuing year.
J.F BROWN
Dec H--eed2w Secretary.
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NAuTIEk'S.This establishment
and the proprietor fstes himself that will
peased particular The elegant spacious
the FIRST hoor designed for the OF ladies' and genemca when
accompanied ladies' The the
le gentlemen which particular
Of members Of Congress and others
Meals served all hours
and style but rarely enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing
private parties bs accommodated
above the large sAoon furnished style Of magan
Dec l5-JsaW3w
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COU RENTOne OF the best business city,
stcd Bevoh below seiden,
Co.'s. lease will be given for four II
by c. Brashear The
~ feet wide, cellar. For apply
J. CLAYTON BRAsHEAks,
Dec l5-eod2w At Hall 4 Brothers