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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

GIN TRoUsDALE. inl the loaJWiug para
graph foating among our exchanges. We have
heard nothing ourselves on the subject:
''Gen. Trousdals, OF Tennessee. the Minister at
Brazil, will return home 10 June, when his COM
mission expires. He does not Wan5 to re main
abroad longer"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

az Among the appointments for Cadets ct
West Point, for the present year. are the follow
ilg from this and adjoining S stes:
Gsorgis-Eiwsrd S. Willis, Josiah g. Camr,
Pierce Butler Young, Robert s. Thomas Reuben
n Walker.
Tennessee-Z Idock 7. Willatt John II. Talbert,
VIM W. Thompson, Charles J. Thomas, Gustavus
A Henry, jr.
Alabama Edward W. Hsrwell VIM Wilbur,
Charles P Bill
Florida-J ohm Il House
There are no appointments for South Caro'in
there being three vscsDc es for which no nomius-
tons Lave been made, in the Districts represented
by Hon VIM AIKEN and Hon. ]. Mcqueen, and
in that lately by the lsnented Brooks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
Partisan Millinery Bazaar.

I'VE would respectfully iHfoa ladies' Nashville and
w vicinity that will open Wednesday, The spr
thirteenth regular opening day She largest choice
select stock ePeasd in Nashville Pa
any reta establishments shining every End novel
design from Paris, LOud7u and Eastern cit
Importation, Our stock IS 10 store AID consists IN pErL
1900 Rch Imported styles Of Fancy BoBEets
lo0 Cases Of Ken Pans, Iiar and SHCRl Blond,
% Cases English Straw and Other pla n sly e.;
10 8 Misses BoHnets, ChilaEen's HAS, 8ipssy sad
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip BsuBgts;
55 BaEes Paris Flowers for B0HHes Parties and Bridal
casOHs;
RI2 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every style;
50 dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and Childrsn's dita;
40 = Paris and Spanish Fans; 2C3 bsXes Rushas;
% 4" PaTasOs, all qualities.
Likewise fine stock Of Embr0deries consisting RiCh
halties Sets Lace JacORet Muslin MournB
Sets, Sleeves, q every description, Collars, Rch
Black Buga Collars, @antiIas Ct Eugth and CsaunuIla
Lace Rich PsTs Embroidered Hand rstTcbef Trmra nss
Bug AID hich Paris 81 md acts line Pans Mts
and Ma Gloves Elastic Belts Fine Medium Cabbss and
Port Monies fine stock Of Combs ard Fancy Aris'os 0
the sret 10 doZ. Rich MOhaiF Caps and Head Dresses
with General assortment Of useful fancy,
Head Dresses and Variety Gouds.
We trust n receive ceutruanfe Of tie patronage tn
Cray extended faJthe past thirteen year, and 90
be undesold BY auy establishment in the cry. We shall
asavoT BY polne attention, pnHetuaE and hOEozy Of pur
pose, merit continuance Of the liberal patTnnHge
y. WISE, agent,
No. 80, Union Street, next d0orto STATE Bank.
BonHets bleaChed and shape altered in superior syls
n. B.-CounfTy Merchants and MIiHuers supplied rs
reasonable terms purchasing small bill goods East
You may depend getting Fashionable Bonnet oar
house. april lily
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Tennessee Spring Fair

UHB Of the booths and the privilege furnishing ali
kinds OF Teeshmeuts Intoxicating spirits excepted
al the Fair Grounds Of the Sae Agrcu ua Bureau near
Nashville, during The Spring Fair n be held toe 7h
and 9Th Of May next for et and perOns who with Ii
privilege requested ~ leave sealed pOsas the office
Of Robert Lusk, EQ before the ooh instant directed
70 the undersigned hers they u be opened and the sue
ee6sul applicant advised. THOS. 8. JOHNSON,
apT7-d3t Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

FOR PADUCAH,
THE light draugtt steamer CHATTANOOGA,
W. Yeaiman, Master, " Il leave above To- elssIA
DAY, at u O'Clock. Pvr freIS ut pas 5age ap
D ly y boeFd H. q. dARRIStlN Agent
FOX LOUiSYiL. f..
FEVHE fine light drsUght steamer JOHN
II G ~ It leaves TO DAY, a. 10 O'Clock, n
for the above and all intermediate landings
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
ap 1t Il. II. HARRISON, Agent.
ROTICE.
nesting Of the rrect rs Of be Tennessee Marine
IA and Fire Insurance Company held this day their
nee, dividend OF fix Dollars SHARE declared
Of the prO6ts of the past six months halt ap
piled 10 the payment Of STOCK FULL the
maindeT 10 the stockholders IN casa.
apr7-dlm. A. W. RUTLEE, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

TNHE undsF gned b PREPARED % puTchsae LEA ORE
g cd quality, large small glanit Is, I'd will p4y
for the lie true value according N. per age
yielded BY Assay The Ore be delivered Phadsp ha
re eted 10 JOHN kESSLER, IT,,
mar2S-d3W. PhilsdsPhis, Pa.
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Dancing.

MR.. GOODWIN will commence his second session on
NJ SATURDAY, APRIL IlTH, al O'clock A NJ. This
will be the concluding Term for the present season. ing
pressing engagements sssN here and respectfully in
vss and guardians, who wish their children
ed In this pleasing aF to make early appeat he will
teach all the fashionable dances OF London and Paris
Of tuition M0ndays Frdays aud Saturdays. IapE1-dIw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

OF the applications not yet carried INTO warrants,
probably over 900 have been suspended projected;
the balance being in the hands Of the examiner, or
At other Offices for service from the rolls
CHrRcH ACCOuMoD ATIONs.-Some person, curious
in such matters, has imposed upon himself the task
Of ascer.aining what are the church accommodations
furnished by certain large cities, and the following
Is tbe result of his inquiries New York, witha pop
pl,ion of $4,000, has church room for only 1900
PERSONS, leaving 49,, 900 without any church accom-
modations. did they wish for them. Brooklyn, with
population of pos OOO has sittings for only ,OOO
leaving 1877 900 unprovided for; and thirteen of the
principal cities Of this country with an aggregate
population Of 2,G4S. 7S5 have church sttings only
for s52 1856 leaving deficiency of l,2O6,l39. The
city of London, too, with population Of 2,68S-OOO,
has church room for only 100000, leaving lS8S 900
persons without opportunity to join in public wOr-
ship These statistics are startling truths; which at
first sight, seem to be absurd cxaggerations, but
moments thought will establish their correctness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
NEW SPRING STOCK.

NEW OPRlNT S1OJh.
T AM now receiving my Spring Stock Boots, ,rsa-
L shoes, Sc, for the Spring Trade, consulting o.
Ladies Kid BoOtees, without heels, Ladies EI
fne Las ing COngres Gaiers vita and without heels 49,
Ladies plain Lasting Caters, BuskiB and Slippers ne z
lh, French Kid Slippers with and without
heels, White and Black -an Kid Ga.rs, Jenny LHds
and Slippers embroidered Bronze Morning Slippers,
together vita large supply Of staple EAoes for women
misses AID children.
FOR GENTS.
Fine Stitched, Sswded and Fegged Boots, Kid Patent
Lesiher and Calf Congress Caters Men Boys, Youths
and CEdres Gents Parent Lsather and Calf sJched a-d
PegEed Oxford lies and Low Quaer8d Dress Sloeg the
lasest y les AVID Anest workmanship and MATERIAL also
good lot Msn5 Bows, Youths and Chdrsn's Calf and
kp BrOK8Hs Heavy BTOEEns for Plantation and Iron WOk
Hands Please call al No 10 Public Square and examine the
stock. ChARLES p. HALL.
S.Ths very best and largest lot sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling Trunks FaCes Carpet Bags,
Saiche Bonnet Boxes, &c in the city, which invite
especial attention. Tmar2T-EI g. b. HALL
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First Spring Fair,

E2TSC spring Ea1T,
BE D BY THE DAVIDSON COUNTY AGRlCULTU "a l.
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY,",
ITO be held at the grounds Of the State Arriculsurq
4 Bureau, on the 7th, 9Th, and 9th OF Nav. Pam
Tickets for s.. admitting whole families grounds
during the Par, MAJ te had at the Office Robot Lusk
Ksq College Also, single tickets children,
latiss, and geHtlem9n. THOS. B. JOHNSON,
apF7-lmdtwdW Treasurer.
GARDEN VASES.
Just received ne assortment Of Garden Vases and for
q sale BY lapH-lml SfE"AHT OWEN.
GAZETTE OF FASHION.
FRANK LESLlBS' Gazette Fashion for April A sp!en-
L DID humber, just received by
apr HAGAN & BRO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

CcL. E J. KEwAN F NICABAGUA.-This ger
tIeman arrived ia Oh r.estoa on Wednesday last,
on sfp,oia mission to favor the cause Of Col.
Walker, in Nicaragua He hop to rallv sbout
one thousand emigTaLtI to embark from Clarls-
ton early 10 Nay.
COL Kewan VIII, in a short time, visit Augusta,
and will address the pub ic upou the necessity of
extending indicate support to Nicaragua
Augusta CoastifaltioRalist, 3rd inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
Establishment,
Clifton g. AbhOf

TOULD respectfully call the attention Of their friends
w and the public generally their present stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting Mems and Boys Clothing Of all styles and
prices. Also,
FURNIsHISG GOODS
the grestest variety, which British Half Hose
superior articles Fancy and Cotton Half Hoses Msrino feet
half Hose Napoleon, De Joinvie LoutOu and great
rety Of other Neck 1iss very rich assortment Of Damask
Six Cravats SIX Kid, Lisls Thread and other Gloves
Marselas, Fancy and Whits Shirts Shirt Collars beth
fancy aud white Six Drawers RRd Shirts MerHO, Leslie
Thread aud Jean Shirts aHd Drawers. These are a few
among list Of articles 100 Rumerou! mention Just
eeived Tmat3I-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
A. KERR & CO.,

a. AER IL q Co,
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS WINES, BFEANDIES, &c.
UST received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock Of goods. Among which
$40 600 cigars fue brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine;
so box e fine PORT;
s. boxes due Sherry
80 casks fne BrandicE;
IS boxes Calhoun AhisET;
10 boxes Sartucg,
81 b5s iEe o. a RonFbon WhIskv;
100 asses hrsnds, FL, bottles.
Also dae ssSOTt Of Fruits, Cracknul BlEcas Nus
ofs kinda Ace stock Of Chew Ing and Sinking Toba
Pipes Of ell kinds ard every hsDE hat is kst line
which we III sell at the lowest price tor cash.
All those owing viii please call aud pay must have
money, asd farther inGUlgehce we c4uu OF Fivs.
nsFl6-0 A FIR & 90 cd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.


? a IKE UNI VI l4U7 aIU JUS
FEyRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem G1-51
u Uhis and connection with trains Eas93sES
Nashville and Cha. tauOoga .arOad Steven GeSsa
son. Through Tickets Nashville to Memphis sold
Sl2. Time through p hours.
No STAGING.
Passeug should leave Nashville he O'Clock. Pm.
Train, which arrives Stevenson Is A NJ, and
Trains for Memphis. No delay except il chang
ing c. J.. ANDERSON,
apr3-tf. Iiczet Agent
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or 10. Z UNIOY sTREET.

HAVE just arrived from the East With fall assortment
Of the latest styles Of French and English Millinery Goods
and respectfully invite the Aen The Ladies Of Nash
vile and vicinity 10 call and examine my Stock will be
happy old euslOmes and pains will Se spared
in endssvoring to please. Remember my motto: Quick
sales and light prohts." DOn forget 10 give call al
No G9 Union street, up Stairs nearly opposite Gampbels
Buildings. tmarchl9-d3m,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

PRINTS,
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, Richmonds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen & Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, RO-
bersons, Lyon Company, HOyle 70 and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints Of all widths.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
THF LreIsLATIvE DIsTRIcTs.

We are asked to reprint table Of the vote for
President in the Legislative districts, which pre-
pared for our paper some weeks since We comply
with the request, and print this table below 1t
shows the democracy at glance the work to be done
to carry the Legislature and where t is to be DONE
less of one Senator and two Representatives viii
lose US the Legislature. The democracy, it is thus
seen, cannot afford quarrel and divide any whore.
The ranks must be closed up, and perfect harmony
prevail, or the fruits Of the victory last fall far as
Tennessee is concerned, will be lost:
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

Carroll, Midi or, G .bson and Henry,
Democrats, 80; Know Njthings, SO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

APRIL 11.-'Fhe steamer Louisiana on her
passage up from Norfolk, last night, came in coll
the brig entered the steamers kitchen, sweeping
out the contents, and finally, was forced through
one Of the boilers The extent of the damage
to the brig is not known. The steamer got up
this afternoon. No one injured
The steamer Louisiana came in collision with
the schooner Somerset, from New Haven, on
Thursday night, in Chesapeake Bay. Both
were much damaged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

FNrIF PRosrEcTs.-We are gratitied to learn
hat thr prospects for u good trait crop are still
quite favorable About ono-41alf the peach
buds are sound, aud the trees will yield a fair
crop, provided disasters do not occur at a later
period Pears are also safe. Apples are unin-
"red. Early cherries are damaged, but others
are not seriously affected Grapes are in good
Condition, aud promise a full average Yield
South ot this latitude the prospects arc less
favorable, but We arc-hot correctly advised as to
the extent Of damage caused by the late FROST
t2iRriaLuti GIazette
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
THE INTEL1LIGENCER
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL l8, 1857.
TnE PURI.EO.

wshave :his day sold to Messrs. Campbell McDermot
entire madagascar Office We return snceret thanks
patrons for tie many Of kindness have re-
seyed their hands cordially our successors
osheir notice. they VIII be found prompt
ad attentive every department of business, and win
every effort to deserve the pronassof the community.
curaeeoun,s win run to the a, instant. ami, We hope our
isnas viii aid US In speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The bushes, of the r viii be settled by either of the
partners, and Mr. Beatty will he found at the Office for that
purpose. BEATTY & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

NEw GAS BunNEns-Mr. Dillon has received,
q his shop, on Market street, an improved gas
burner, called the Empire gas burner" We
procured one of them tor-our counting room,
bud pronounce it JUST thing for economical
people. 1t consumes less gas by one,third, or
even less than that, than the common burners,
ind gives just as good light, from the fact that
pO gas rushes through but what is made availa-
bic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
Watches, JewoIry, silver ana plated WurC
Q, p BROWN

no. 11S Main Street, Whe cling, va.
opening Of the finest and largest aSsortments
OF goods in his line that has been brought TO this
city, which will be sold Wholesale prices
low rs any house West of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods be found Gold Silver Watches
from some Of the most celebrated English Suisse Manu-.
IactureTcrS. Also, the real D. II. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety, Including few S
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewelry in setts otherwise, Coral Mosaic
Cameo Gold Stone, Lava and all Gold JcWClry Also an
assortment Of Soft Soldier and plated Jewcry very cheap
Fine POCKET Cutlery, RaZors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Kings, Card Cases, Gold Pens, &c. &c.
this is warranted to be good represent.
ed, or the money returned call is respectable solicited
ml25 us Main ST. Que door from Marsh Taylor,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

Through the Kindness of too partial
friends, have been somewhat prominently
pamcdin connection with the candidacy for the
State Senate in this District, for which colnpli-
nent, | can do no less than return my sincere
acknowledgements; but as matters now stand
4 is extremely doubtful whether it would be
proper in me to accept the nomination, have
authorized no such use of my name as yet; and
rhiic-l feel that it would beregardcd as an af-
rotation Of mOdcsty for me to say that would
bot be gratiIied by the preference of my fellow
ltizenS for so responsible an Mice, hope my
Potiyes will be properly appreciated, when say
hat prefer to choose my own time for entering
he arena. In the hope that a more available
anddatc may he found to represent the true
interests of Virginia, leave the matter in the
bands Of my friends until further advised.
j. c. Jacob
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

We determined from this srns on, reduce bust
es 20 the cash system fast circumstances will permit.
beneficial subscribers Accordingly
that this date, subscriptions
of the city viii he received unless accompanied by the
lORcy; and all present subscribers who found in
ars atthe January 1855, will stricken from our
All subscriptions will be discontinued respiration
4 the time paid for.
All advertising, except 10y the year. aud job work. cash
Marcel, 9tI, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
VyS, d. AZ W ~ 9
.O. f. N1ChlAAs AucttOneer. Enl
No. 9 WashinPton HaD

TAKE pleasure in informing my friends patrons Of
Wheeling and its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have just received the largest finest and selected
stock OF Cloths, Casimvres and Vesting spring and
summer wear that have offered to the citizens OF
wheeling and vicinity all of which prepared make
mHnner at short notice. All goods warranted us
have also just received large Gents Furnish
Ing Goods, such white, cOlOred mRrspase Shirts
and Shirt Collars SILK, Cotton Merino Under Shirts
SIX Cotton Linen and James Draws, silk
EtrcheS sasPsnders, silk Cotton and Lisle half HOse
black, white and colOred Kid Gloves very best
plain black and fancy Stocks, Ties, Ccvnts &c. &c.
J. II. STALLAIAN,
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No. g Washington Hail.
Watches. IewsIry, SILVER ana plated ware,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

Tur dwelling of Mr.. Warren Young, of Gus,
ayus, Trumbnll county, was burned on Thurs
lay night-supposed to have been set on fire
Che Chronicle says:-"The Post Office, also
kept in the building, and all the fixtures mail
matter, &c, were DESTROYED"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

ATnExruu-Mrs. Rush appeared for the last
inc on Saturday night The dGlineations OF
bis lady, during the past week, called forth
'noro admiration among the theatrical public
ha't~'ve remember to have witnessed for a long
ime previous. She certainly has sterling merit
nd gives promise of a brilliant future. Welcarn
bat it is Quite probable she will return here be-
pre- the close of the season.
TO night, Mr.. F. b. Conway, whose reputa.
len is as familiar as 'h0uschold words APP
pears as Hamlet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

MunEH-on Saturday, the 18th at Barracks
fiie,a small village about three miles from Fair
mont, man named Miller was killedin fight
5etween himself, Satte,field and Colgate, Col
atc was arrested and is now in jail; Satterffcld
S still atlarge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13


RIVER NEwS.-Thc Iiverat this point was still
wellins on Saturday evening at dusk, with IA
Feet inches water in the channel, and strong
portability ola further rise. ArrirqEs and De-
Partures,-Saint Louis and Vixen, from Pitts.
burgh to St. Louis Diurnal, from Pittsburgh
10 Pittsburgh. SIP. Hibbar,i, from Pittsburgh
70 Nashville. .AlbemarIe, from Parkersburg to
ParkerSburg. Argonant~ and ARIZONA, from
St Lonis to Pittsburgh. Convoy, from Steu-
benville to Steubenvillc.
The W. G. Woodsidc arrived at Cincinnati
from Wheeling Friday noon, crowded with Deo-
pie, and having on three hundred tons of freight
principally for Louisville and ST Louis, which.
with her passengers, was shipped ON the mail
boat for Louisville, aud Arctic and Fred Iron
for St Louis. The Woodside had only about
forty tons@for Cincinnati.
On Tuesday last smoke was seen issuing from
the matches OF the Hibernia, lying. at the St
Louis wharf, which had takemlin quantity of
freight for the Ohio. After a hasty examination
1t was discovered that a portion Of the freight
was on fire, and ,~as quickly as possible, her
pumps and hose were brought into use, and
stream of water propelled into the hold, which
speedily quenched the fire The hemp was IA,
ken out, and found to be slightly damaged by
water. Protest was entered Immediately The
origin of the fire isnOU known.
Lake Pepln was still covered with thick and
sold ice, at last date, and Old inhabitants don't
anticipate the opening of the Lake before the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
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81
BY THE NATIONAL LIME.
OFFICE CORNER wATRR AVD MoSRoE srRrpTs.
FRESHET.

BASGoR, April 1.-THE recent freshet in
the Piscatoqua river has caused great destruc-
ton. Six bridges were carried away, and sew
cral buildings carried off or materially damaged
at FOxcroft Much damage had been done to
the bridge and canal
At Dover several mill dams had been injured
and the grist mill and bridge at Guilfori was
also carried away.
The freshet also extended to tho Penoiscot
and kcnnebec, and caused extensive damage on
their ba0ks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
RATLROAD ACCTDENT.

CurcAGo, April ia serious accident oc.
cnrred on the Michigan Southern Railroad on
Thursday night near Calumet Station. The
train bound Vast, with eleven cars, was thrown
off the track, crushing lady, killing child
and badly iniuring several others. We cannot
get their names.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTTsHuRGH, April 1l.-River 8 feet and ris-
ing fast. Weather wet and cold.
CINcISNATl, April l1.-Rained all last night,
now cold aud cloudy
ST. Louis, April il.-No change in the river
at this point or the upper streams Weather
clear and cold.
EvENING.-Rtver falling slowly, Illinois is re-
ported as rccediug rapidly Missouri and upper
Mississippi about stationary Weather clear
and cool with high wind all day.
8 feet 10 inches on the falls, feet inches in
the canal. Weather cloudy, indicating rain
Mercury SO degS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

We request that our patrons would always
and in their advertisements by three o'clock
the afternoon, in order to secure their inscr-
on in the morning following. The crowd of
Eight work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

To-DErEcr CorNTrnrErrs.-To detect photo,
iraphic, eounterleits, moisteu the suspected bill
Eith solution of cayanide of potassium. If a
ountcrfcit, the color of the bill will be changed
removed; if genuine, no effect will be pro-
luced upon it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

HON. THOMAS II. BENTON
yin deliver his great speech The Cnion' at Wishing
N Hall Wednesday evening next the 18th inst Tickets
r sale al all the Bookstores. aplc-;d