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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19
HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
cokrpoIND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,


For PuI.fying the Blood, removing all diseases aisng
from excess of Mercury, exposure aud mprudence IN
lie chronic constitutional disease, arising from an iu
purs state Of the Blood and the on y reliable and ef1ec
ua known remedy for the cure OF Ssrofula Salt kheun
S,ald head alterations of the Throat and legs Pans
and S1elngs OF the Bones, letter Pmpes on the Pace
and all Scaiy Eruptions of the Skins.
THIS article il prescribed ~ some OF the most
/ distinguished phys eisns 10 the country, ard has
nroved more eieeJ practice thar any preparation OF
Sar.snsril vet offered the public. Several cases of
secondary Syphis Mercuria and Scrofui0us di eases
have entirely in the ncursbe wards OF Pub
lie Institutions which had for many yesre resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised. These cases
furnish striking examples Of the sautFy effects oil this
medicine in arrestng of the inveterate diseases
afer the glands destroyed, and the bones already
affected.
NorcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
fsors of several Medical Colleges and certificates of
from patients will be found accompanying both Prepars-
iions- -
PIECES Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle do for SIS
"a OF Sarsaparilla, I" 4" Z"
ousl in strength gallon Of Syrup of Sarsaparls
Prepared and sold BY II I. HELhBoLD, Chemist, S6s
Chestnut Street. near the Grard House. Philadelphia.
TO be had Of aud OF Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
imnledi tie attention. Janel-ly
T. WELLS, Agent Market st, Nashvile.
ELOUR--56O bbls Flour. IN store and for sale BY
II ap4 - II. S. FRENCH & sou. 8
COUGHS AND COLOSSUS Brian's Puimouic
~ Waters, for sale by d, G. SCOVEE
4 LIKELY HOUSE WOMAN FOR HIRE.
IA Apply at this Office. may1Slw
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BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.

No while oak plank stock logs. No white oak plank.
No white prOmscu0as timber. No 8, Keel
pieces No S, yellow pine plank stock logs Ne yellow
pine mast timber No r. white pine. No TO- ash. cypress,
white oak boards and butts No ., black walnut, cherry
mahogany. No H. locust. No l3 white ash hickory
No IL white oak slaves and heading No IL, black
spruce No 10, gnumvifR. No L. position and copper
nails. No IT, bar iron, steel No 10, spikes and nails
No 60 Lead zne tin Noel, hardware. No g. paints oils
No a. hAx No as cotton No &c. FAX and
cotton twne No g, glass. No 90 leather. No 90, hoes.
NO5O, brushes No a. bunting, dry goods No %, pitch,
rosntsr No %, OIL sop, taOw. No. a. ship ehandsTy
No IS, stationery No &C. nrewOOd.
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will be distributed according 70 me ioiio
Mae,ifsreut Scheme

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets 80 oo-Halves q 0O-Quarters 81 90.
~ Everyprize drawn ut each drawing
81 Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
sB all communications strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign of the Bronze Lions,
80 Montgomery, Ala.
aSy- Thos. Welsh and Justus wyman, EGGS, Sworn
Commissioners to superintend the Drawing =
inne3-td saal sass
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NEW BOOKS.
zines.

Magazines.
/ Harper,s Magazine for June.
/ Prank Lestie,s Ladies Book of Fashion.
Lesiie,s n. v. Journal for June. /.
- Graham's Magazine for June.
Godey,s Lady,s Book for June. tss laz-
For sale by JNO. YORK s. 90.
4 RMAGEDDoN. : Or the United States in PrOph,
fr sale 5 by iunes JOHN YORK CO.
81 Boxes Pearl starch; 275,OoO Cigars, all
apll s. H LooMis $50
nARPER,S STATISTICAL. GAZETTEER
IL OF THE woRLD-Pariiealary describing the
United States of America Canada New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia Illustrated by Seven Maps. 1852 royal
tavo pages. .,r.t Il 80. .,-- +. 4.
Physical Geography of the Sea. BY Murray. 1i-
Memoirs of Ceebrated Characters. by Lamartine.
Woferi's Roos,. By Washington Irving
Wikoff's Courtship and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Hentz. 3
Alone: A Novel. BY Marian Hariand. Al q. Fsdt
Life of Sam Houston ILLUSTRATED. s.rt
inez: A Tale of the Alamo. - - --
Sans OF the Sires History OF the Rise Progress snd
Destiny of The American Party.
Stanhope Burleigh: The Jesuits in Our Homes
X now Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. BY Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile Of Israel Potter BY Herman Melville
Men Of Character By Douglas Jerrold. sl
Kate Ayiesfofd: A Story OF the Refugees.
Cooper's Novels. Revised Edition-complete. ".
For salsby lmay17l JOHN YORK q co.
GOLD PENS. g st ..za -5 j
JOHN YORR & co. have for sale the hest
article of PENS I'm this market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
pocket KNIVES--.on * ST
10 hxy
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W. have Sixty BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ID
w the thriving and handsome village of Edgefed
within ten minutes walk Of the Public Square which we
will sell to those persons desiring to build upon exceeding
IL favorable t-rTns These Lots front fifty Faith
erlsRd Woodland Russell Foster and Hobson streets and
the Gslan Turnpike and running back hundred and
seventy feet TO sixteen feet alleys
They will be sold q credit OF l. 2 g. and years.
With interest," for notes payable in bank with satsfacto
~ end0rser upon the two first notes with lien retained
upon the ground. ..--.... b
We will loan those persons who wish to build liberal
amount Of money to enable them to put up comfortable
and desirable houses taking mortgage the house snd
requiring the TO keep it insured TOR benefit.
Here is extraordinarily favorable chance for indus
trous mechanics ooan homes upon terms before
offered in this city. Apply at once 70 -.et
junsl8-lm H0BSON WIRELESS.
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FOR THE COUNTING HoUI

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE
DLANK CHECK BOOKS all the Banks; =, 49,.
y Blank cor YING BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLOTIiNtG -BOARD; -. ~, =,
Bills OF LADISG--RALLROAD RECEIPTS,
COUB7YNG-HO USE RAGKS-POST BOXESi
ARNOLDS FLU7D-ARNOLDS CARKLfE;;
GOLD PENS-SIREL PENS -LfRSTAND5,
- BIZ HEADS-LETTER CZLPS-PO UNCE;
CHECK TZES--PEN RA CKS-E4TELOPES;
Bd6K BOOKS, &C.. dc. For sale by - - y.
. 6p1l CHARLES W. SMITH.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
- 80 - vs. 80

- s1zE1sE-N
COLUMBIA, wAYNEsB0R0', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDIn Four Horse Coaches from e--3zzSfSA
= franklin 10 Lagrange, connecting at EGS-sA-RiE
those points with the Railroads to
Iuscumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber-
deem Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Tenn,
Express Train leaves the Depot ct e3e A N. Also, TO
Pulaski and Elkton,
and to all places throughout the Southern country. We
have Splendid Lines raining connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin. ....
Passengers for
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the O'Clock, p. NJ Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock, p NJ, connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line TO COLUM.
BIA. ... -
For all information Through Tickets, &c, apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No. "a Cedar
Street opposite the Post Office .. .
N B-Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part OF
f,e citv mh2S-tf
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s9s> We have no telegrsphic news this morning,
owing to the line not being in working order last
night
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AND TAi.ABAaA RAILROAD
- 80 k&

ON an after Tuesday. March 9th, Trains will run a.
" follows: r-.
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville at. n
l -.- arrivesiR Franklin at =. 7:S0 Az
.f p do leaves Franklin at ....-S45 PIX.
-... arrives IN Nashville at. AS ? n
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats Ak
arrives in Nashville at. $50 AN.
do leaves Nashville al ......2l5 Pm
arrives 10 Frankn at $50 TX.
On SuniaT the Nail Train 9alY viii be run. 0mnibusss
wall connect with all tue Trains at the Nashville Depot.
carrying passengers from point in The city, and
Carter Thomas L II1nghs line of Stages viii In
neetioa franklin IT,. H-a Hsl j
through Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro, TuscnEbia.
FoIenee Columbix Pulaski and Jackson BY zilruad and
stages be procured the General Stage Office under
the Verandah Hotel. A. ANDERSON, lei
mrh--ly -..- R. Eng. and Sup't
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eHARLssrOy. MtSsACAiUsETTs

No 1, whe-oak plank nek logs. NO g. whts promiscu-
timber No white-oak keel pieces No S. yellow pine
plank shock logs No 8, yellow pine beams No .. yellow
pine mast tmber No 9, white pine. No 10, whits-oRk
boards and butts, ash cypress. No H. black walnut and
cherry. No l.. locust No ~ white ash hickory
No -, black spruce. No l6 Isnumy s 10 L. compost
LiOn and copper nails No IS ou steel. No 10,
spikes nails. No. CO. lead pipe zinc tin. No ~ hardware
No g. paints, oils. No. "a, fax No IS, cotton
No &C. fax and Irvine. No. %. glass No
g. leather No s,hoss No 80, brushes. No3i buntie.
dry goods. No 81 PITCH No a. oil, soap. taow.
Ao34, ship chandlery No b, stationery. No D. arewocd
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G. II. BEASLkY. X. RUTH
BEASLEY ~ RUTH.
HOUSE And SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS

c. H. Il.
BEASLEY ~ RUTH.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS
AND GLAZIERS,
Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcher House.
- All kinds of Graniug and Marbling done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices
feb2S-6mO
T'AMILY FLOUR III BAGS.-85O bags Fine
Family Flour just received and for sale low for cash,
to close consignment by .r
api4 s II. 10 dC0.
VNTE ARE'NOW RECEIVE Nc OUR SPRIEI STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods. selected
with great care from the latest inporatious and at redu
ced prices We prepared TO gutfy the most iasdons
in lste well ss the most economical in prices ear
nestly solicit tor the firm The continuance oil The nune-
patrons OF the former firms Of The house aud az Well as
Goods a-.-
The former stock will he I'D at pricss greatly under
the market value. STEVENSON BIRTHRlGHT.
my2 College street
CHAMBER BATH MATTs.-Just received,
" few Of oodyear's Patent Gum Chamber Bathing
Ma,tsthe best thing ever invented for preserving carpets
For saleby [msyl2l MYERS McGlIL-
ITNDERWEAR.-Rec Received this day, a large sup
u ply of Under.Shirts and Drawers Of Silk, Lise
Thread Linen. Mern0 lork jeans Came herino Gauze
Shaker Flannel and every variety Of Cotton Fer sale by
mayl2 MYERS Il McGILL.
a1IGIIT sHIRTs.-Just received, another supply
may12 ''-'''0' - MYERS NcGILL.
BUGGIEs AND ANTHRACITE COAL At AUCTION.
addition Regular Grocery Sale, advertised for
1 this morning, we will sell for cash
10 handsome New Buggies;
Is casks Anthracite Coal
The latter received this spring. and is ordered TO be
closed mayl5 DAVIS l. SWAMI.
TOR RENT.-The fine, large, commodous, and eli
II giby situated Store No. SO Market street. for the re-
mainder of this year. with the privilege OF renewal En-
que upon the premises, or of NJ w. WErh0EE, at the
City Hotel mayl-eod3t
r ONDON PORT ES.--Just received superior lot
i of London Porter in pint and quart bottles For
sale by DEM0VILLE d BELL Druggists
ap22 -. No 26 Cherry street
MICE TfOMES.-We are Offering for sale eight de-
~ sirable Lots containing about EACH of
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and the
Murfreesboro and Noensylle Turnpkes Persons wishing
to purchase site for q comfortable home would do well
to csIl on u.s. my2O LINDSLEY & CROCKETT.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I
offer for SALE in whole part, my place in Edgefeld
situated on the Gallan pike For terms apply To the sub
mhI5Ntf '''4'' - = 50 HENRY BLOOD
A GOOD gentle PONY. Apply to
nasv25-lOd Az Cherry Street.
~ ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL We are offering for sale that valuable property
owned by j. H. Petway containing about 50 acres sua.
led the Lebanon Turnpike. partly in the city of Nash
VILE portion of this property fronts on Cumberland
River and affords an excellent location for landings coal
yards wood and lumber yards &c The property win be
divided to suit purchasers For terms, nc call on
my20 LISDSLEY CRoCkETT, So College at.
/ x ENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS.-Geni Cloth
VI Congress Sewed CATERS superior article Jusl
I e
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KITrERY. MAINE

No |, whe-oak plank stock logs. No 8 vhiteoak pro-
miseuous timber No. yellow pine plank stock logs No.
yellow pine mast timber. No. 9, he pne No. u, To-
Gust AMI cedar No. -, white ash hickory bars
NO "a, white oak and heading No 10, ligDuuyiig
NO ~ composition and copper nails. No le. bar, iron.
steel No 49, iron spikes and nails No 90 lead, zinc, tin
NO 81, hardware. No 80 pants, oils No a. fax
No2 cotton canvass no IS, max and cotton twiue No
s1sgass No 20, leather. No -. hose No &c. brushes
No. 81, bznng dry goods. No. 30. pitch, Rnsn No.
g. OIL aiov. 81 ship ehABcery. No q, station
No Sc, hreWood. No li 0aknm
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No white oak plank stock logs No 5, yellow pine plank
took logs No g. white pine. No 10, ash and white oak
plank boards. 49, white ash and hickory bars
No IS black spruce No L., composition and copper mats
and sleel. No 49, spikes and nails. No
90 lead pipe, zinc tin No 81, hardware. No %, paints
OAK twne No %, glass No &C. leather. No %
hose. TO- brushes No 81, bunting, dry goods No ~
PITCH rrsin No %, taow, OIL No34, ship chan
dlery. No IS stationery. No 81, oakum.
WASHINGTON. ID. q.
Glass No 4, white oak keel pieces. No 5, yellow pine
plank stock logs. No {, white pine No TO- ash, cypress
white boards ard butts. No II, black walnut cherry
mahogIn No IL, composition and copper nails No IL
rDn steel. No 49, iron spikes nails No 90 Lead,
znc No 81 hardware No %. giron NO23, pIDis,
oils &c. No o. fax No -, cotton canvass No.
60 fax twiDe. No o. glass No leather. No
29 hose No 30 brushes No 81. bunting, dry goods No.
81 pitch, rosH, No 81 OIL soap, allow, &C No "a
snip chandlery, No Is, stationery No &c. nrewood. No.
3S No &c, tank and galey eambOOse iron. No
49, Chan iron. No40. ingrt copper.
- t--@" G0SP0RT, VIRGINIA.
No white oak plank stock logs. No white oak plank.
No. 3 white Oak promscuous timber No T. white oax keel
pine beams No Is yellow pine mast timber No 9, white
pine. No TO- ash express elm No H. black walnut cherry,
mahogany. No r. locust. No - viii oars, hickory
bars No Is, black spruce No lG liguumvR No IL, bar
pipe zine tn 81, hardware. No %, pig iron NJ. s3
paints, oils, Do No "a naA No IS, cotton CANVASS
No &c fax and twine. No g. glass. No - heather
No hose No. 80, brushes. No 81, bunting, dry 2ns
No ~ pitch, rosin, No 80, oil, talloW, soaP 20 a.
sh tIandlery. No IS, staiioAsTy No % Grewood no
oakum.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
Glass No. l. white plank stock logs No ., white OAK
plaak. No 49, white ash hickory bars No w. compo-
son copper nails No 49, bar iron steel No ~. iron
spikes and nails. No. 81 hardware Aof3 paints oils &c
No IS, stationary. ..5..... ....
MAY p, IS5S -v4w
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER


wv ILL act General Agent for the purchase and sale
wv Of Real Estate in and the of TullahOma
Of Farming lands in the counties OF Coffee. Franklin, Lin
cn and BEDFORD aud Of Farming and Coal Lads in the
Mountain District Of Tennessee.
~ Office, Vsrsndah Hotel
TuIlahoula COtT.s county Tenn. March H. l555-w6m
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GOLD PENS. - I'd
JOHN YORR & co. have for sale the hest
article of PENS In this market.
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WANTED,

A GOOD gentle PONY. Apply to
a J. L BROWN,
nlsv25-lOd Az Cherry Street..
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] hereby certify that the above named
known to me Of property and sbie 10 make good
their guarantee. T. 2 s-lr
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No q PUBLIC ctlDAKE.
A RE now closing out their sock Of summer Dress
n Goods at greatly reduced prices Great bargains
can be had by calling early.
India Plaid Silks at 81 y cents;
Splendid Black Silks at 81;
Swiss FlOuncings st half prizes;
Jaekon-t do do do;
Printed Berzgss at about halt PiIee;
Lace Cords a. reduced prices
Beautiful Chales very cheap;
Sp!erdid Flounced Bsrages nj reduced prices;
Rich Organizes very cheap;
White Goods very cheap. js2
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- HAGAN 4 BRO,
C.raa Market Sire
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nAyTyG sold orr stock Of Nerchand Sc 70 Mesrs
III Seymour. flaming Co hate of Augusta. Georgia
take pleasure in recommending them 70 our customers
as gentlemen in every way worthy Of their support aud
patrous0e mayl5 NICHOL. PEACOCK
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sMITHLAND, PADUcAA, LoUIsvnLE 9 ST. LOUIS.
Tuesday snd Friday horning Packet
YU,UE light draugnt and fast running yzenaS u
NICE RESIDENCE IN FDGEFIFID--

N We are offering for sale House and Lot in Edge
field moderate terms The house and lot il situated
Porter street. Mr. Washingon The house contains
tour good rooms and is desirable oeaton for any oos
Wishing small and cheap residence the eeoe Of
business Gail On LiNDSLEY CROCKETT
may20 80 College street
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= frvr.,o ira IN want OF this elegant ICE informed
II can he obtained the Ice Depot upper end o. the
MLs Uose al all Of the day curing the week and
on sunday tai o'clock, A NJ Ice Tickets from to 25
cents for sale at the Depot
TnsvfS-Im CHARLES E. II. MARTIN
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DIRD sEED.-A large supply Of Canary, AsnP
b and Rape Ssed, Just received and fer sale By
ap27 4. STRETCH,
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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR KxHIRIrION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall,
CITY

TINHE Undersigned late Of Augusta. Georgia having
purchased OF MeSsrs. Nichol 4 Peacock their stock,
will continue the Commission and Grocery Business Ct
their old stand corner Of Market and Church streets
Nav I5 1855 SEYMOUR, TANNING b CO.
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The undersigned -, Of -, in the state Of -, and
- OF ,in the Sale of hereby g1afsnty that IN
ease the foregoing bid OF for of the classes therein
named be accepted that he orheY will within days after
ereeept OF the contract at he posi- ee ramed navy
agent desgnated execute the r with good
and sufficient sureties and said shall fail
ter into contract aforesaid guaranty make good
difference between the ofr OF the said aid that which
may be accepted. 10 y u se.lsf ts..s
- Signature Of i've eusIsntors. a a o.
(Date) go q ESD
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State of - hereby agree
to Furnish and deliver the respective navy the
oies named In the classes hereaao sgreeab toe
provisions OF the schedules therefor in conformity with
18th MAY, 1855. 81 l-IlI -
Should my DO accepted require to be addressed at
Ia. and tho forwarded Il the
navy ugent at r., lard q "a, ort0 ll1 1- for
signature aud eeFt1ezies l1rt, e
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PARTICULARLY CUC.D

TAhliCULARLK CHEAP.
ME- have few passed style Berages. that we are sell
w ing al less than half price
Junel2 r C McN.Ipy m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

DE4ru or SioSsly observation-disclosures Long.
slseth formerly an Associate Judge Of philsdel.
phia, and Canal Commissioner Of Pennsylvania,
and who was beaten tot Governor by VIM. r.
died April %, at Philadelphia, lie hal
been an active member OF the Democratic PARTY.
Mr.. Longstteth was retired merchant Of phila.
lelphia, who hal located himself with his family,
in Valley Gteed, Montgomery County, 10 spend
the evening Of his days In peace and tutal com.
fast
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

u1'The arrest Of MI, Kendall, The New Orleans
postmaster, tor stealing money from letters, says
The LOUISVILLE Journal, has created considerable
excitement in that city. The wotk Of pilfenng has
undoubtedly been Certified on In the New 0rleans
post oAiee fot a long tinte Sums Of money, pot.
lion Of them very considerable III anIOGnt, have
been missed, The lettets in which they were EN-
closed falling 10 reach their destinations Sever.
almonths ago such loud complaints @ete made up.
on ihe subject That The New Orleans postmaster
came out ina catd giving notice, that II any more
money should bv missed from letters deposited in
his Office, The amount should be made up from the
salaries Of all his clerks. The clerks, naturally
rsscntlDg The implied imputatiOn, promptly signed
pSrtt rendering theft designations In hOdy, and
they would have left Immediately but fot lie post.
masters tettactiou VI Ills catJ.
The postmaster himself now stands uttngned
iOt trial, alul we hope TINT justice will be DONE
II lie is guilty, wo hope thai his guilt can lie
proved, and tlat Tie punishment will be eSem'
platy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

rrThe celebrated afalhetbe dlned one day will,
The Archbishop Of Rouen, and fell asleep soon Il.
let The neal The ptelate, sorry preacher, was
about 10 deliver sermon, and awakened Nalhet.
Le, inviting him 10 be an auditor. 'ah thank
YOU said MalhetOe, pray excuse me; ! canIseep
very well without that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

flsr At AxsoS,-The Cleveland iletall learns
that flte broke out In Akron on Tuesday morning
about o'clock, in lie back patt Of Lanes Co.'s
Clothing Store, which destroyed Il entirely toselh'
q with lie Hotel Of Van ESets&soo, lie Hat Stole
Of Funk Adams, the JeweltY stote Of Nj. Toll.
man, II. s. weston's Saloon, the Toy Store q o..
Wiebestbn, and the Leather ord Finding Store
Of Glasses 4 O.. Loss very heavy. Nj. A. NAL.
com Of The ftm Of Lane 4 Co., and stranger al
the Hotel barely escaping with theft lives, having
become silael with The smoke.
CHASER & Go, saved nearly all theit stock Of
Leather, Shoes &e, The p,optleIots Of The Hotel
iostheatly All lheittahlute, elo. what was saved
iseompttatiSely worthless, having been damaged
BY hte and waiet
trbets had been no we about Lane & Co.'s for
seyetaI days, and II was thought obe The work Of
an ihceadiafy.