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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-05

after he entered Lebanon, poor and IN
known youth, they demanded bis services
in the State Legislature. AS member of
the lower House of the last General As
sembly it is no disparagement to any one
OF his fellow members, to say that he was
a leader. To tue duties of this station he
brought all that patient industry, careful
thought and unbroken punctuality which
are characteristic Of the man. We have
not the space, this morning, to state min
utely his course as Legislator; but we
cannot forbear to refer to his connection
with the Normal School bill. Feeling keen
ly deep interest in the educational adj
vancemeut of the masses, and more partic-
ularly Of that large class who are unable
to obtain an education without assistance,
ne matured and brought forward this bill,
andurged its immediate passage.
In the Presidential canvass of last year,
bis services were again demanded, and
were with a noble unselfshness, promptly
accorded. Without hope of reward, other
than thatvouchsafed blythe proud and serene
consciousness of having performed holy
and patriot duty, he became District Elec-
tor on the Fillmore ticket, and labored
with his usual devotion, throughout the
canvass.
We have thus briefly and imperfectly,
presented a record of the leading events of
his life. 1t has not been our purpose to
create any Fictitious reputation for our can
didate, or to give an undue coloring to his
acts. The facts will do more to commend
him the favor and affections of the peo-
pie than any mere eulogy In all the re-
lations ofplough-boy, merchants clerk, stu
dent, teacher, lawyer and legislator, he has
shown himself upright, pure and elevated.
We feel proud OF him, and we believe the
majority of the people of the State will
have like feeling towards him. He has
just passed the age of thirty years; but his
varied experience, and his long and inces-
SAINT labors, have given him an intellectual
strength far beyond his years; these, cou-
pied with indomitable will and perseve-
rance make him eminently fit to bear the
heat and burthen of the conflict. With
such leader and such cause, we appeal
to the people to rally to his support He
will do his duty, and if we are but true to
him and ourselves and our country, we are
sure that the ballot-box in August, will
give us the joyous Iidings of glorious tri-
umph.
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From Missouri.
Correspondence of the Daily Patriot

ST. LoUIs, April II. 1857.
DEAR PATRIOT I'll arrived in this city this morn
ing f'on the Upper Mississippi find many per-
here en- route to attend re public land sales
which take place in the northern part of Iowa on
the 9th day of May next, and among the number
find Tennessee will be well represented
Having few leisure moments to spare, ! thought
/ could not appropriate them better than by exam
lining the last report of the Pacific Railroad Com
pany. Calling at their Office was furnished with
detailed statement of their operations in the past
and of their future prospects. The President Of
the road, VIM. NJ. MCPHERSON, Esq, whose acquaint-
snce | had the pleasure OF making is one of the
most affable ard courteous gentlemen / have met
with since left home. His whole mind seems to
be absorbed in the prosecution of the great work
er which he presides. Large grants Of public
lands have been donated to this road, by means Of
which they feel sanguine of their ability to push
forward to completion more rapidly in the future
than in the past. These lan6s extend in distance
six miles on both sides of the road, are as rich
and fertile as any in the State, and will be sold to
actual settlers at very low figures, holding out in
ducements to persons of small means to obtain
home in good and healthy country.
The road is now completed to Jefferson City,
distance Of l25 miles; by tbs river, It's miles.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II AVING sold, within the last twelve months, eight
tracts parcels Of Land TO eight different persons
some evidence that Offering good bargains. have
few more to oder to those wishing purchsse- As am
proving Farn near AshpOrt Tenn the Mississippi
River have determined 20 sell Land In Davidson and
sumner counties during the present year. 10 concentrate
my basiFess AZ point TIE Farm resie on, miles
from Nashville the Nashville and Louisville kRrosd
and the 6allaiin Turnpike bali mile from Cumberland
RIVER, containing l2S acres, we'll improved with good
bricS house with seven rooms kitchen, store room and
four Rooms IN the basement story all Necessary build
ings Of every description Of cedar timber superior fruit
orchards dne garden and vineyard about 50 clear
ei: balance good timber, AID well in blue grass
bargain be had by applying j. L. r. " Brown,
Na.hvile, or 70 myself. upon the premises.
ALSO 423 acres IN lots TO sult purchasers 10 miles
from Gasaiin, the Railroad. good chance for per-
sons Of small capital Tho van. homes Terms easy AMI
time will be gwen. Apply 70 Joseph ). Wallace, sumner
county, to the Undersigned at his residence have
also, steam say Mil Machinery and Horse MN Power Tor
sale at a bargain. b. EMBRY.
a..
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AN EXCELLENT NoMNATIoN-We learn
from the Jackson Wing that Maj. Mica
JAZZ BULLOCK, of Madison county, has been
nominated as the American and Wing can
didate to represent the counties of Carroll,
Gibson, Henry and Madison in the lower
branch of the next Legislature. Maj. Bull
loch is gentleman of fine talents, and
great experience; and citizen highly hon.
ored and esteemed His election will give
the State and his district the advantage of
services which cannot fail to rebound to
their honor and profit. 1t gives US pleas
ure to see such men brought out.
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D COCHRAN,s ECLIPSE MILL
WOODS ADDITION TO NASHVILLE.
ON TUESDAY, THE sra OF MAY NEXT,

ON TUESDAY, THE 5TH OF MAY NEXT,
ME LII SELL on THE PRENISs s, At PUBLIC
" SALE, TWENTY Fix BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.
These Lots front and Cherry streets so feet EACH
and run ack leo fet to Is foot alley and entirely
ounded bv and alleys The location Of these
Lots Is Of the most eli ibe In the vicinity OF Nashville,
commanding Of the finest views OF the apoland city
o. any that have yet been offered Co the public They
situated 10 thriving yhborhood being bat short
distance beyond the Horticultural Gardens. Soil excel
lent and regards healthy location, unsurpa ed To the
mechanic and man Of small MEANS this present induce
ments for investment far superior any vet offered
They need only examination to he appreciated Go and
se q EN- for yourselves before the day OF sale,
determined to sci and 81 JyH guarantee hat there
81 all be no bybddtRg. they for and Will certain
ly be disp sed If on the above named day.
TERss OF SALEA credits of one, and three years,
citkOut tntefe ecury the first only and len
retained Omnibus and Cola ion usual
aprI3-td h. K. 6LA5C0CK, Real Estate Agent
POSTPONEMENT.
Tho above sale has been postponed to Friday next,
the Sth instant. map5
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE oPPoR-
TUNIrY TO LANDOWNERS

INE offer for sale about 1900 acres OF Land on Long
w Greek. abolt 10 m les North OF Nashville A large
portion OF the same j. well tmbere splendid Saw m,
propelled by failing stream Of waite; many
nient and conf ahe improvements whole tract splendid
ly watered. and capable II making excellent Ockarm
there IS the mlyard from 81 90 10 IS 600 SOrth Of
sawed TIMBER and teams; stockings,
cattle, &C., &C wi every article sary carry
such establishment. To entepsn business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment.
TSEns-fhree equal payments in g. g and "a months,
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with interest,"
lien retained usual. Apply 70
Darch94 NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
FOR SAFE

TIVE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, prch -
a This tract is beautifully situated the n. @.
Railroad IL miles from Nashville aud is known TO be the
very hest land in Ru heTford $50 acres under
good ce"aE fence and mostly in cultivation the balance
we'll tinbsred Hurricane Greek through the entire
tract ahordng abundance Of wafer the season
There are also number Of perpetual springs which make
II desr ble Stock Rarm The soil rich enough 10
speak Tor itse and is well adapted the grosth cotton
tobacco, grain grass
The improvements consist OF frame Dwelling With seven
rooms, al OuthOuses complete, gin barn, stable etc
The subscriber will be in Nashville weeks aud will
take pleasure In showing the premises any
sire 70 purchase. Terms easy; possession given immed.
ately. frb1O-tf G L. NELSON
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Gold Medal Pianos J

STEIN VA N SUMS NlaOufacturers,
o. Waller STREET, NEW YORK. -
OF Received the following FIRST Prizes -
MEDALS in Competition withthe bestmakersT NJ ~ II
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. u
tinore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No.
vember 1875 (being thu only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fsr, Crystal Palace,
New Yorl November, 1885, Among the judges the
first Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason,
Gottschak, WOlenhaupt and many others. st. 4 Pr
amos. with and without the iron Frame,) warranted
for three years, ana written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
declS-1y-v
G. +. THURSTON has oeen appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of the above Piano Fortes for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee Of which in this city
He would respectfully refer to Mr.. J. NJ Bass Mr.. W. II.
WHToN, and MIR. J. p. w. Brown.
"+*Mr. T cat be at "a Summer street. line ad-
dressed Box 10, Postoffce, Nashville win
tention. May SIT
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HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY

HE members of Hook and Ladder Cor pauy, No. are
rquested to NEE at the Fire ans Hal wedBes-
dav evening It half pas o'clock punctual attendance
Is Teq1es as bu mess OF Importance ansaeeG
P. A. PHILLIPS, foreman.
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Singing Books.
BOSTON MEIoDEON,
TIP-T0P GIFE BOOK,
tbs SHAWN,
THE CHRISTIAN MINSTREL,
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY.
tbs NATIONAL PSALMIST,
TIE PRFSBYT, RAN PsAJMoDIsr,
Tbs NEW CARMINA SACRA.
BY the dozen or single copy. For sale by
apr22 30 CHARLES W. sNITH.
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,
NAUGATUCK BLACK HA HyK,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.

Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.
fNHESE s1perb arimAls win make their hrst season IN
Tennessee a. the State Pair erounds nesr ashvre
'ermina gJsy The Sh ISL At t2o he sesson and viii
Stockholders and gentle Wishing 20 breed n ir mares,
eli please make their entries to r. e. Rains Rs soon az
paecable and settle hsr bills during the with Dr.
(, Q. foster Treasurer OF the compsny
Good pssiurnge sin be furnished EAres by y. r.
kus or T. Jsnaag ~ the sua pfees 81 ne eoanty and
gain vii be ed and extra attention given, required.
THE EATON E0Bsg is good red sorrsi. fan seven
leen bands hh asd ~ strong points and Perfection Of
founl. Re bred 10 Maine Is aaees years oId hss
trotsed under mn- 80 and ons % the fullest Ne.
ssnser horses kDoEn AIS dan vas DESCENDANT % The
ID winthrop Messenger. nd his Sire the eng g.
AMI branch Of Mssaengcrs us colts large and are
ysasFs open. square and srt srotier H. the sire q
the SIay stranger thai roted in mia 81 Sec amer
as shoulders seriously injured, e an5 sold for
i25o o. Mount VFnan that otsd he United states
y eoaiiies Aanaly "a s:lo and ans ohs. sxr~sss
oaters Mr helne, editor 81 fAe Name Far@sr says
. simia = pag.g = APrl "a 1891 thai No Aoss sises
kedass ~ ~ 0d TlHAyp Nsuseags, Ia san ~ Eapor-
ia AessGzrl has gof nanny 100 frssrss aaa th.
sgents q the Company feEsra ha hsrss q higher
enarae er 'or snE roadss-s han anx ether IN Amerca
HAUGATUeK BLACK HAwK.tsa rirh ana ss,lfh
horse. elsa. sears od l3 hanas h,sA - oftsn
ronea ass and h bore "a he ars pras ever lss
~ And ass hers A ne State gair hs Sc. Ragrs
a ser aae - cots are rsnazsab psssBs. ne 20
area y Ysrnont hlssk HaWs mat mas llli has a. ~
e, over grand are sherman kersah Fssat ar.
"fs tts ef<n@l % sasn aesEaa heras- Ms dam rs
ady earioa. ~ Of ed Ms.nbrino as ke ~ a.. -
Or 81 Nvss~nger Nc y hHf ersshsr % Gshan ana th.
ttsi ppplar tfcttiaE stallion hFng Biaek Haek kiaa
% bsA Fora Ieapr On laag ilkna - 23s ssls q So
raiog ta1 yeas r SD sad aans ~ 49, ro.lrr.
- % -.
thsss aapas have been Imported fless ths Eorh 9Th
siea q AApFdaf ~ bea4 ar brssse soc
tay hoFtrs and he D. paf lken q
prcs u 4 ri us1s ewnsrs Il nsFrs q bred - shsn.
~. 2-fLAtHfut, n c. rtHfEk.
ANuktW hafSA AkLnE.
~ 4. AAlNs. 20 ana ARUa.
r. faNNlkG. Dirstfaaa (tnsnsllsss
uayl--iao.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Carter, M'Kay & Co.

w THURSDAY, the Tth Of May 1851, at 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ, we viii offer for sale
80 hhds Sugar, 100 IBIS Whisky:
300 bags Coffee; 10 bnls Am Brandy:
70 bbls ushed Sugar. 10 bbls S. NJ. Wine;
rs bbls powdered do 81 boxes Otard Brandy;
6Ob legs Mails; $50 boxes Champaign Cider;
10 dozen Painted Brckets; boxes smoking Tobacco;
80 boxes sperm Candles; 80 upper Carb coda;
100 boxes Bar Soap l5D bxs Glassware,
81 boxes Fancy Soap; 80 dozen Sieve;
so dozen Hemp d Cords; Is d. zen Coffee Mills;
90 dozen Jute Led Cords 20 bales Grass Mats;
80 dozen Cotton Bed Cords 25 dozen Zinc Wash5oards
~ ffaiis Dates; IS bbis Cider Vinegar;
Is boxes Herrings; 50 dozen Brooms;
l01tG extra Cigars; 81 gross Stacking;
CO.. reams Wrapping Paper; 20 reels Cotton HOPE;
0,0OO g. D. Caps 80 gross Ma ches;
1s0 boxes Manu- Tobacco leo boxes as orted Flick les
20 bbls SmiIh's o. R. Whisky;
~ City aud Country dealers especially invited to
attend this SALE all OF the articles are fresh.
may5-td CARTER, M'KAY 4 co.
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lags 9k
e- 49,
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meeting Of ths Direcsnrs q The Tennessee Marine
= and Rire Insurance. 0npany, held this day Al their
Ohcc dvi1end q Luilars per eAsBs declared
of the pras II The past tx monhs 0ne half BE-
appsd % The paygaeas q srpck koTEs FuLi Tie
mAsndcr % ne tockAoidrrs cssH.
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BOHEMIAN GIRL
For Cinciunafi

HE a 6ne Ight daught steamer "A 7
DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the -
above all intermediate ports For freight passage
may5-1s Agent
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POLITICAL WORKS,
IN ANTIQUE BINDIN
sHAKSPEA2E-BYR0N.
BURNs-s0UTHEY.
BEN JONSON -COWPER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MOORE-SHELLEY.
POPE-HOOD.
LONGFELLOW-FDTTH MAY.
CHILDE HAROL l--LALLA ROoKH.
BRITISH POETS-S vols.
DICTIONARY OF POETICAL QUOTATIONS.
For sale by apr35 CHAs. W. SMITH.
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FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
EO LAND.
onsaIE-Ar A BARGAIN.


am nox c2srns To- tale ma neat bslek resi- 81
1 dence in Hsnes' itItion adioinng he resi- &c
d-aee Of Esq nanuiass TIE To- (ths north ka1 4ss1
on 81 n fronts 4 srf % Knoalss' street asd -
runs hzcz l51 Zee - oet aley. n hoa.e nes
s0es soatiins az r0oa r0ea has god eseI n an
BE- ssid a. great harrA preroasy Old, easAfnf.
fsy ne eth inst vii b. "a red pae { aAs A. NE
Coars Hoass gafs, ia NA-hyills. A. IA e'clocs, NJ
F0r tsruas ae, cal On 49,. NANNS~eA'
AsrA
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate.

So WILL be sold on The premises, mics from a
LIE r. AMI one mile east Of End gate the No.
ensYiie PIKE. The well known homestead OF Hays Black
man, ESQ.
ONTUESEAY, 18th NAY,
In lots as shown 10 the plot
Lot o. l. Contains one HundFed Acres and has on Il an
excellent Brick dwelling With rooms. all good repair;
One o. the best Hor,e nj Middle Tennessee with Bort
nE Clot aud 1hrasber, d. every house that
render alarm sirsbe, tearing Orchards q every
rut and. shown the PLOT pegty Of wood and for
an the purposes q he farm; the sol Is good and the
springs shoWn are al Of the very best.
The remaining ot are all desirable aud every foot q
them free ton any iuPsdinent 70 cultivation.
Atthe time We winssH
FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
ED LAND.
0ne mile Eas, q Ant och Depot ~ c. R. T. adjoining the
lands q aessrs Paine, Gregory others. Add
FIFTEEN ACRES or FZYE CEDAR LAND,
about mile East Of the Marfrss.DOro Turnpike, 10
miles r. N Nashville
TsHus -1hs Home tad UPON credit Of one-shiri pay.
ls ash. December nsx TIE balance IN ard yeSh
purchaser giving bond Wh approved eeurty of n krs
pa msnt, aud lien ruia ned ior tse r-nkinder.
The Timtered ard Cedar Lands, q crvtt q SIX,
Twelve and Elghteen m0niha Notes ulh approved Ecu
Sity.
Preseason gwen notes sxecaisd, q ne
Timber and sdr. unconditional. ~ The Homestead Win
lhe eacgubrarce thst the e., Mr. r j. kednAH %
occupy the prerle e. an q 1st January nest.
Onnibusses ~l leave n csrner " ceiar and cherry
Streets q oc0ek, for the sls Passage 20 ara rom
nee. Colaton usual. and al invi,ei 20 aitead
APPS. sen, 5T-sE. & GLAsOcK Agent
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T( OoRkESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerDng Sutscrpuon advertising or other a.
Of the Integcneer. should be addressed
tIe PTopTstOTs.
LC:teS concerning editorial department Of tie paper
1aoulI br adTese Editors, Jointly, to either one
EtrIn.
Correspondents writing publication will please write
only side OF the paper.
An ObsvTTanes Of the rules VIII greatly Obge us
and serurE prompt attention TO eoTTsspondents than
1:y might otherWise receive.
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ltlIa LAW OF NlsWSPAPaRS.

Isuhserbers who do give express notice
tiona-
lf subscribers order the deontlnuaAee Of their peri
ost :as, the publisher continue to send them until al
KG.ruEes paid, d
3lf subscribers neglect refuse TO take their perad-
eSS o he oness 70 which they directed they held
Eesponsble t they have settled the bill ordered them
discontinued. a-.
ii subscribers remove to other places without
InS uiheIE aud the papers 70 tie former d.
GeStoll, liry are he'd responsible. s
SrhS Courts decided that refusing take period.
Gals tTcta the Office Ing and leaving them
or, primo JCictd evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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FsselTng and keep eenltantiyo on hand inTgestosE
9I tas eelSprAted uALLETs DAVIS CO 3 pfASoES
aasortIuent OF AlEEnDEONS and
The panufacturits of CarhRrt
1l a; 4. hughes. Also tpended Gothic or.
E9n style for Churches Lecture Rooms with S5Gf
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sliai tjE SaEET MUSIC. 5ss
am constantly receiving and keep on hand inrvs an,
shalcs eoeetloh OF Sheet Susle Also Instrtin B6oS
for every kind OF InStrnmen,s now In iss ''''
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" ntChes, JeWcIFy sII7tFn61 7.InIeGI ~ al
{E3 GtocikBs 0c. &C.
q. IL. BROWN.

No. lib Main Street, wheeling, va.
now oPeting Of the Hnest aFgest aSsortments
OF goods In his line that has brought 10 tbIs
city, Which will be sold Wholesale and al prIceS IS
low al any house West Of the Atlantic cIties. ~
Among his goods may be found Gold and SILVER Watches
from some OF the celebrated EnIsl an Suisse Manu-
iAGtnESEers Also, the TedE D. H. = y American Patent
Lever MatGhss Clocks in great variety Including few
Stations, OIlces and Match Makers
gsHelryI In tettS otherwise, OF Coral osaIc
assortment ofso Solder and plated jeTeiFy y.r9 sIS M
Vine Poesst Cutlery, RazOrs; Scssora, Silver NN6kin
nGs CGra Cases, Gold Pens, &c. &C. Every article in
tls ts warranted be good aS represent
Or the money retuTneds call Is respectfully solicited
nnSo llS NHtu ST., door from Marsh Taylor,s
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IN with the above, kecp theIargeSl stoc in
tne western country Of he following gonds (IpS ViS
DsaGls BaSass GuItsrS, Rioe5, Tainborss
ETC. IN fact keep every article beiong to he
Pqnps, MelpdspgS, s,rAphInes snd Aeeardeons tuned
With neatnesS sp&tch. - $50
2 goods werransed, at this establishment.
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s II x 80 "a 9 81
! WHEELING "a. s4 TIR Az aT0PNTNoI
IRA n SIP OR ia. .TION. / / 8 4
.l91LeYe7Ialnd q Pittsburg RaiIroaa,
SpRINa. !. ARR. nIGRMrn1.if .

lI!s -
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WA. Tell EnenuaPmeut No. Sa.-AIee.s IA
above the aecOad and our tuesday evenings Of each
month CuGRLNS DIckHAN, c. P; N, SteOer, scribe
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INSUR. Mob,
INSURE R7YOUTP= PEOp5np5'Ti7,.y
Il4STIf si9 fgFS Y9q1; e FlIisFe flI

fTSs 81 tSf s. qEs l1 1Sll Fll by
/ M tRELAAN q. sELBY-INsUHANck AetNF-o63ee a, tbs
A stesSi q zaant Dela atytst SSbllHs
NY E Ia le foeping prompt Mol
oOinpanS ot The Valley Of Yffinis d
The LYpchbuFE Hose aud Fire Insurance. fi,,,,,.,e -
LSnehbnFg, Va. ~ 333Ftif st4Es Ssf't4HE ~
AsS VA e Lie Poleieila hat vs
Company, ths United Staies Lie InSurai,e An
10y E IL1ss company o. PhladslphiR, jaaq9
Inc Insurance Company
St sIIaE VALLEY OF " Vfi3C4INTA
iAPlrAL, $500 0lsall pad 10 aud invested yIith SnT
~ leks Pre- Cargo and Marine risks Losses
PE'lap1 adjusted aud paid. ~ Whi. 4! SRilRY;
- ~ slIli =, PEpEpv,;S;,..s ziis - AEypt
3'a S;,aa y;,s S44ksT,is fs Tallant bslapiaih
Marion, Apheson 8 Co. g. HaFdmSu,, -
Il : List 4 Howell, O. n IisfsI. I'll y; = g..
= he 41IaslbnrB Hose ana Fire 1RS1Fo11cs
,,,,,. OEnRRhy- Of a 4yMeGburs, Vns n
y nj a. AaA take rasEs GDd promptly adjust
isn9S f5S pay iPlsse'z. 1T. sELBY.
~, Life Insurance. - -
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AbFnua'O BneRmPEaOnt Ne. I,-Meets a the
Han, corner Market Monroe Streets the rstaud tkir
Tassaay evening" Of each month. VIZ. ZisE C.P;S "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

7NO change Of CsrsSetWeeH Cleveland and rlt.sburrb
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh. Z ~ ~ - ~ 81
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Trains leave NeI PhIadephia Ts4B Am Dover at sO5
AynesbuTB At p;t5i nrVca Bayard 6ectnT
With Train on Main Line, for Cleveland, Pittsbu Eh and
WietlnE Leaves BstRrd At 1:ib 81 ION arrival ITrain
24S ~ Arrives al Dover At 40u, and New Pls lsiphIS
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