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F~sAs-s5zE.131 j 4 vi Z > I . I II E K,
II e I !?~usT f'om New leans, offers himsclfto
te StttAens Il Shrt Veputt aud surrounding county,
!sfa expere ce and >kiIful Tuner AMI Repairer ut
Etanos, and other Musical Instruments tie pledges
;hf~ell TO give satisfaction il every instance.
! tie nfy be found by applying Mr.. P F. L. Frank
If al this office. aurilS-lt
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

,.{iszg2@1a' IL The well known passenger steamboat
s f:G5fSsSs' ST. CHARLES, VIM. D BATE
MAN, master, viii resame her TIPS, on
the first rise water, regular packet between ~
q leans and Shreveport touching at Grand Bayou,
Chnpt", Grand Ecore and all intermediate landings
and plantations. The St. Charles has been thoroughly
overhaued and put in fine order, and in ul respects
as good as new, and for comfort and fine accomno-
datlons unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her
commander solicis continuance of the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to the boat pledging HIM.
self that nothing shall be wanting on his part to give
satisfaction to shippers and travellers. For freight or
D sSnre. aDplV on hnard. senat
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TINE Undersigned. having purchased the entire in
il teiast af Mr. Dan A. fVuy. his Lite partner, Will
coati,tut The GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
BORE tlie old stand IN front VI tir steam
boat ianhliHg ana sacits continuance Ut the berai
patFonsHe extended - The itte hrm
#ehfss Export. APRIL, las7 > b WyLi m
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IRISH POTATOES-25 btsAs Irish Potatoes, a SUI
4 periar article, just received and For sale by
ian2l f & B. JACOBS
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TREOLE HAIR OII--rhe best article in use fDr
" restoring, preserving. adorning and heautifyiug
the human nair. For sale at
augl5 WIN. BALLS Drugstore
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RECBEN WHITE SMITH. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH u BALDWIN,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
NJ K L Ii A N rs,
4 nd dealers in
frrnceriac

Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner Of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
HAVING purchased from VI. E. G. Hart the com
L l. m,dious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. L. Z Garter, and more recently by Mr. Nat.
Moore, are prepared receive. and store cot
tom merchandise and produce and solicit the patron
age Of our friends and The public. leduing ourselves
to give prompt attention 10 all business entrusted IL
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, Of all descriptions which
we request the attention of purchasers.
n B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April Q, 1856,
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Eauti.,n,

4 L. persons are hereby notified to credit my
i husband ,Jnshnn 5 Il lie. my account, us |
vii n'tpiy any debts Contracted trat my be
ractrd by him, unless compelled by law.
; crtf" n1risH. 4 frii x. So7 5t* SAR All Fl A LIZ
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New Orleans & Red River Packet.

f. b The new and splendid fast ronning
ID s5zf=EfEsn steamer DUKE, SAINT A pPLEaArE,
z<s-zz@@ master, owing to the rise in the river
has been enabled to her regular trips as TEN
DAY packet between N Orleans and Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Camptt, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and inter-
mediate points and landings on the river, and will
leave Shreveport ON
Sunday. March s Sunday, ........A April 10
Wednesday,.... . 18 Wednesday,-... 90
sunday,......... :" 90 sunday,......,.. May 10
Wedne sday, ,......April 8 Wednesday,..... g 20
The Duke was built expressy for passenger boat to
ply on the Mississippi, and is in every respect the finest
and largest boat that ever entered Red River Her
cabins unusually commodious and furnished in the
most magnificent manner, and for comfort, good ac-
Communications, safety and speed she is unsurpassed
Captain Appegate soticis continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him, pedgng himself
that nothing shall be wanting his part give sat-
lsfacuon. For freight or passage, apply on board.
The Duke will hereafter a" 5hreve port with
the steamer NJ. L. Daugherty, for Jefferson and will
1T all times receive freight and passengers for Benton
Port Caddo Smhiand Jefferson and all Intermediate
landings, which will be forwarded without detention
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w. G. TRABUE,
AuctiOneer and C.msnl ,sIon Merchant,

Texas street Shreveport, La
a GENT FIR the sale Of B .gging. Rope, Lowels,
Jeans, kerseys Linseys, Cotton Yarns. Tobacco,
fioughs, lron Nails Western Produce and Plantation
Goods generally anuoa
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EaGCsEOsa INDEasts.s

81 The Commissioners of Elections for w ard
s<.11ss No Five, Cuddo parish, hereby notified
ana required To hold election the precincrin sa
ward on Saturday, ed May next, elect Justice OF
The Peace. to till the vacancy i'll said ward occasinned
by the resignation of VIM. Beall, esq. And to make
cue return Of the same according to law. ~.
ROB'T l. GILMER
apl Pree'i 2 Iice LmrN Cndan mi h
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Trabue's Auction Rooms,

Texas street, Shreveport.
SALES EVERY DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock
~ A. NJ, and every night at early candle-light:
Dry Goods, Gaps, Groceries,
Lloih1ng, Boots Hardware,
Hats, Shoes, Furniture,
And great variety Of Goods suitable for planters and
housekeepers. Also, Negroes, Horses, Mules, gold
and silver Watches, Guns, etc. ETC. nov5
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Valencienne and Gypurc sets;
Fct Alitts and Gli,ves;
Fans, Parnsol~, Marquesses;
Linen CaInhrics and Lawns:
Swiss Muslns; Iacone-; Nansook.
Al>"-A full assortment of NInrilas, such as Lace
md Chnntlll"s squares Of every variety and .descrp
non; ~ pieces white and culored Mating; Window
Sh des and fytures
Ii cheapne in price and superior qunv, is an i'll
sucenent ~ our Lady Gust 'mers, they would do well
to call early at the store of
april G. nj. LEVY & Co
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A's"EEsTEON AaE.!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Wiz nnuer~Igned, wishing to diminish his Iorg,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
fl rs I'll, his friends, The ladies OF Shreve
port, and the public,
AT COST PRICES:
| His Goods consist Of
Muir Antique,
Gr'~ de Naples,
| Tah,tas quadrill' nspt.
/ Fanttiie and Chine rave Silks,
| Plain Silks, great variety,
Denines, Mcrinos, Alpncca
Plalds, Chars, and Barege,
FIaunels, all colnrS, LnSeys,
Pure Irish Linens, all qua tiles,
Pillow Case Linen all qualities,
Shtetng do do and prices
Blenched and brown Domestics.
French, English and American Prints,
Cotton t'"nnel~' be,'rhed and "nbIeached;
Do Dnlhng do do
White JnconetS, Swiss, Tarleton,
Tub, lawns. Cambria, Nansnnk,
Velvtts Silk Gloves and Mitts
GauntIcls, ladies' fine Handk IS.
Chemisetes, Undersreves, Cellars
Lace, of all kinds and qualities,
Hosiery, fer Indies, gentlemen and misses,
Ribbons, 5, wing Silks, of all coIurS
Velvet and Fringe Trimmings.
Perumery. Toilet Soaps and Powders,
ANA variety of Fancy Goods, etc. etc.
ALso-A genera. assortment If
PLANTATION GOODS:
Eentemeu>, Boys a;h Servants I,thine, in great
variety. such coats, French American and
Gin lIan cloths. blanket, Jeans and ker>ev Coats
Jackets and Pant .loons, Also, French and Aneri-
can cloth, ca>Smere, satinrts, obruy, kerseyS
every description arel quality {" Fancy Cloths. Low
els, O~nabnrgs Stripes Hickory and Checks
Aso-A large assortment Of French and American
Blankets, of all sizes, colors and qualities.
Aisn-S It, 900 worth of
EsGoss, Shoes. Ea<9ie>' GaEsers,
Misses and Char MS Shoes, being the finest aud best
stock brought TO this market, either by the
single pair, such
Gents <ewed WATERPROOF Boots, 90
d.. prg'd do do
Do. do grain do
Do do half welted calf do
NJ ud 30 Is of all descriptions and sizes,
Calf, Iroquoise and Patent Leather Shoes for gents
l. dies taiters and Shoes with and without heels.
Misses do do do do
Children and Infants Shoes, Of every description.
fine assortment Of Genttmrn's and Ladies' Ship
pers, py's and CfiIdren'S Boots aud Brugans. Ne
gro Ru<sets, all sizes, Mud Boots etc, etc. too nu-
merJus IL mention.
AsJ--Ii~ urge tuIE and complete stock Of
Groceries, Provisions, Bar Stores,
II ard Atd WDp,en Ware, Mc., Consisting Of Flour.
SHgnr, Cotf.r, Rice. Mutsses, rib and clear Sid,s,
shoulders. Lard, Mnckere Goldfish, SArdine$. Buck
svheit, Stlaratls Mustard, Olive Oil, Yeast Powders
Pickles. ketehupS, Brandy FRUITS, Matches Buckets,
Tubs, Broums, Spades, Shoyrs, Andirons. Shovel and
longs, Knives and Forks, Trunks, Of all sizes and
price; L"cks, of every description, Cutlery, etc.
Planters and country merchants wishing supply
themselves viii please give him an early call before
purchasing else WHERE as he intends to sell his entire
stIck cheap and AT COST fer cash only.
JOHN LARMTER,
f.hII-3m Texas street cnrntr OF (1rpe4 Alley
State Of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
1 nF sk al
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Rem 0VaI.

A A. ESOS, has removed his Clothing Store and
I \. Tailoring Establishment 10 the rooms OF
the building occupied rs The Clerks Office, on Market
street, As he with heavy losses by the Int dsas-
conf agration, he earnestly hopes that all those
who indebted 10 him will Gene forward and set
tie and by so doing enable him replenish lis stock
Shreveport Isnnprv %. 1857.
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JOHN WALTERS,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c,

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c,
# Texas street, Shreveport,
TFAS just received ore of the largest and best as
d sorted stocks Of Dry Goods brought TO this
market. to which additions made by every arrival
comprising In part silks, tissues. berages, and every
description of the fashionable dress goods for la
dies, calHcnes of all coars and qualities. mernoes
annes cloths, loweIs inssys, linens drillings dia-
pers etc. etc. large and varied assortment of the
aos fashionable styles of hats. caps. boots and shoes:
CATERS, shoes, slippers and hrogans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes large assert
nent OF fashionable readymade clnthing. A variety
at saddles for both Indies and gentlemen brides col
Jars blankets. hardware irnn, cutlery, tools, nails
cFJckery. queensware, glassware. china, etc.
Asp--Asbrae stock Of fresh and genuine Groceries.
consisting of bacnn, pork sugar. oIasses coffee.
tea chocolate -four lard salt Pepper. spice mackere
candles. liquors of all kinds, wines. etc.
Terms-Cash. on time to strictly puactna Gus
trmers. april Is
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The R. w. Adams built expressly for the trade,
can carry 1900 bale Oh cotton and has unusually COM
modlous cabins with unsurp lssed accommodations for
passengers. Her "icers will pay every attention to
any business entrusted to them and every effort
deserve patronage For freight or passage. apply on
board marchlI
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Just Arrived.

A COMPLETE assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
"a Glassware. Queensware. Crockery. Wooden
~ wa,e etc., for sale at the Lowest rates by
m,rch06 F. & r. JitDPS -
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
N DIS RIOT COUkEs-Suteessian Of ". ". Wal
i tan, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that K
ARD d. Sale, curator q" the Vacant succession If ".
w. Walt III, has this day filed in sail his final
and tHbeau in said succes>it'n, which he prays
may be h"m"h gated AMI approved by the court, and
his bond as curator cnnceled And unless opposition is
made thereto in thirty days time prescribed by law
Said account will be honougt tied, approved and ma,
the Judgment of the court, and his bund cancelled
prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal Of Office, this
! L. s. 10th day OF March, A. D. 1857.
49, R. L. BUCKNER,
u25 ct Clerk.
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Diss oluticn.

IrTnE partnership heretofore existing between
SHARPE Il SAWYER. is this day dissolved by
aautua consent. I. j. Sawyer alone being author
sea TO receive and receipi for the claims due or
owing 10 the Pheuix Coffee House aud Restaurant.
THOS SHARP
T.. j. SAWYER.
shreveport March "a, 1857 mh25
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En,broideres
It being an undisputed fact that none can compete
with them either in assortment eheapness, they in
wife the ladies Of Shreveport and its vciaiy, and par
cuIarly those that good judges, their well Sc
ected stock of fashionable Merinos and Cashmeres,
their Embrnideries and Dress Silks.
New Goods received by every boat.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
Shreveport. December 10. 1856.
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Cotton Gins.

ENHE undersigned are prepared to furnish planters
i with GriSwoId's Improved Cotton Gins on the
most reasonable terms 4.
feblf CARTER & SHIVERS
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Vi We trust tho.e among readers who are pre-
f2AAnrely losing their hair, or becoming gray before
ther lime, will read the advertisement IN paper
headed Professor Wood Hair Restorative Depot, .
&c We have heard enaaghof this celebrated arti-
satisfied that it il richly deserving all the celebrity
ishas acquired. and that those whouSe II confori-
hiy with The directions given. securely rely npon
Its restorative effects Unlike most preparations,
elailning k's.dred merit the articein question:
~ have made its way to public approbation indie
penaenly Of newspaper pafing, pretty sure erife-
ION that is entitled all the distinction it has ac-
anired. We shall speak Of it again
paarl-it Railway On. ] Register
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Notice.

7 Ohm NJ. LANDRuN- Esq, is my duly authorised
q asant and ttaruey III fact, during my temporary
at,seac!a frant the State J. w. TYSON.
,ShrpgeRatt. phi |. 1857
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GAUTfNA,.

= VIE public Is cauti med against negotiating
trading for note given BY The subscriber to-
Cork, [who resides near bayou PIERCE for l25pny-
aoie on the list April. 1e57. The consideration for
which sid note given having failed, will
pay IT 'ness compelled b. law.
tthlS -rz w W. CARNAHAN.
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Notice.

w. I HoDGSoN, formerly Of No. Iss Camp
stKeet, New Orleans. takes this method Of Informing
His Did friends and customers that he has given up
b1siness at the above number, aud is low located
MI 95 same street, with Messrs. G. C. BIER Il Co.
Iwiose adverti> .meht appears IN another column
wllere he would be no-t happy 10 see them when
saaey visit the city and IN The interim would pay
aost particular attention Gas of oid) any orders
they may favor him with. March A. 1857 5m
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Shreveport. Jefferson j. Lake Packet

cHIVFtPUTt. JVNVTSUH . LdAV fdCkFI.
Sr9aaan a The entirely new and very light draugb,
s.{saTsEEF1ffffEsIS' steamer w. L. EbAUGEaERTX,
=z==ss=gzzzz@ J. w. MARTIN, master, has commenced
her trips as Il regular packet between Shreveport and
Jefferson, touching at PORT Caddo, Benton Smithland
and all landings and plantations the river and lake
The Daugherty is very staunch light draught.
and having been built expressly for passenger pack
ct with connections cabins fitted up with
is particularly adapted to the trade. Her officers will
pay particular attention all business entrusted 10
them and make OF every exertion give satsac-
ton. For freight passage having fine accommo-
dations, apply on board
The ". L. Daugherty will connect at Shreveport,
with the New Orleans packet Duke, and will take
freight and passengers for n Orleans to be forwarded
by that boat. Passengers and shippers may rely that
every eff r will be made by the officers of both boats
u give entire satisfaction. rant FIJI
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ANtice.

en- frHE owner or con~ignee Of MARE shipped
<t1ae, aitv DAYS ago u board ,he steamer Duke,
is hereby Notified to cali IL Mr. A. J. Hitchcock v-
erY sFaie, pay charges and tke the animal away,
II wall He Gi>ltased nf as the law directs april
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Mattresses.

rENHE undersigned would inform the citizens Of
L Shreveport and its vicinity that he keeps hand
large .rment Of Mattresses OF all kinds, which
he will sell very low for cash. Mattresses made to
.,rdrr fph251 WIN. PIGG
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Groceries and Provisions.
E. i B. JACOBS,

1rerennrt. Ar,ril 4. le51. =.
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New Orleans & Shreyeport packet,

Sr@1wna A 'FHE entirely new. tasr running passen-
IA sa asEsFFs5dfssS ger steamboat II. w. ADAMS,
CH&s E. MARSHALL, master, has COM
mencet her regullr trips, as Shreveport and New
Orleans packet touching at the mouth Of Loggy Bai
you, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Aexan-
dra, and all Intermediate landings leaving Shreveport
every alternate Saturday. viz. .-...- ...
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Watches, Fine JeWeir, ~ Fancy GoOas.
G. H. BURNSIDE

Dr@ipr in every desc.ut,n of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
snp Has asst received superb sup-a II
L1IAn ply of goods, consisting OF NJ. I. To- X
*. Is bias, Johnson. Cooper Andre w, Tay- f =.
lr, ARA ID and Beazey's fine gold and silver Watch
es. in open and hunting cases; mnnttl time pieces;
mantei ornaments; walking canes, china tea-setS:
plted and china candlesticks; ma c boxes inkstancs
Ii re cutlery; por nonnaies; Jumps: lamp globes and
81 sses; gold pens; shot guns brushes; coubs silver
p a+d casters; ladies' purtoIlus finger rings Of all
kinfs and sizes, designed for courtship wedd ne or
birthday presents rings for infants and children etc
Every description of fine watches reprired at short
notice. fmh25- I'm G. II BUR inside.
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Large Sales at Auction,

TODAY ana every day and night during this ant
l. mex week. | have determined to close out my
entire st ck oi Merchandise, consisting Dry G ao
GroerrleS. Cl''hlng and Furnishing Goods, Hardware
Qnee"sware, Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps Jeweiry, Fur
nlture, etc, etc. during this week aad the next il pos
sihle. Sales positive. N mHtter h,w great the'sa
critfce every article offered will be sold.
mer4 WM c. TRABt1E. Auct'r
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Z Underwriters Sale,
Negro Bay at Auction,

IF WILL sell TODAY. at my Auction Rooms
L liEtlv Negro Boy. % years old, fully guaranteed
Sale trlaSe pl zee at l. O'Clock, precisely.
Trtnls-cash. W. C. TRABUE.
aurIiS Nurt'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21
MEMS TTEMS


MR. T. F. MEAGuER, is an applicant for the
post of Minister to Venezuela. It is now occu-
pied by AIR. Eames, who is the brothcr-in-law of
Meaghcrs partner in business, in New York
City.
LETTERS from Smyrna state that ship be-
longing to Tipoli, with At. slaves on board, had
been seized at Tschesne on the demand of the
British Consul General. The Municipal Coun-
Gil of Smyrna had ordered the Slaves to be set
at liberty.
JCDeE DRuHNoSD VII goto Utah as Governor
in case Major McCulloch declines. He is the
late Judge of the Territory, is not quite six feet
tall, well built, possesses good constitution,
with an iron will and fixed determination
He is of Scotch Irish gencalogy; reared and cd
ucated in Virginia.
IT is reported from Spain that the hopes of
reconciliation with Mexico are more encouraging.
The Queens speech indicates as much. The
Swiss Journals, in defiance of Diplomatic ETH
quette and to the disgust of the Noniteur, have
published the text Of the treaty for the settle
ment of the Neufchatel question.
Tue last of the children of George the Third
of England is dead. Her Royal Highness, Mary,
Duchess Of Gloucester, expired on April Both,
at the advanced age of eighty-one years.
BOLD robbery was perpetratcd on Saturday,
in the Farmers Bank in Richmond, Virginia,
on the clerk of f. L. Winston & Co, while he
was waiting to make a deposit The listed
checks, drafts and money taken amounted to
some $1,000. No clue has as yet been obtained
to the perpetrator, but as there was only $3.50
in money, the profits will not be so great as was
probably at first imagined.
LADY AsHBUETON died at Paris on the Sd in
slant. She had passed the last winter at Nice,
and had reached Paris on her way to England,
having, as it was hoped, overcome the malady
under which she sank.
An Imperial order has been addressed to the
Greek Bishops, directing them to carry out the
reforms in the administration of worship decrced
in 1856.
DAVID "A. BOKEE, formerly a member of Con-
gress from Brooklyn, New York, recently sued
George Law for $40, 900 for lobbying services in
nf tho transactions or the latter
in condemned United States musdets, and was
pon-suited.
A LONDON letter says that the prospect of the
silk crop in Europe is beginning to excite the
deepest interest. In France the worms arc
coming out, mud no mischief has been observed
thus far, although arecent return of cold wealth.
er caused great apprehension.
On the 14th inst, terrible hail storm posed
over Richmond, Indiana. About 1000 panes of
window glass were broken.
A LETTER was received in New York the other
day from London, written on the 3Oth of April
Mr.. Crawford had arrived in that city from
Paris, to place himself under the care of DR..
Fell He bore the journey better than his
friends expected. The most fatiguing part of it
was from tie depot to his lodgings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

SnocElNG MURDER N CHESTER CouNrY, pa.
On Wednesday last, a man named Cleaver Bar,
low, near the Valley railroad, about 1--WE miles
from Norristown, Pa, was killed by his cousin
Chas. ID. Phillips, farmer, with whom the 11lur
dered man boarded. It appears that Phillips
and Bartholomew were concerned In a contrart
on the Cedar Hollow branch of the Valley road,
money during the day, which was renewed n
the evening, when Phillips drew horse,pistol
and deliberately shot him dead, the hall entering
near the nipple, and passing out through the
shoulder, lodging in the ceiling. Bartholomew
fell exclaiming 81 am shot, or ''ktlled and e,
pred IN about three minutes. Phillips, Whois
a single man, has beencomlnitted to the Ches-
ter county $50