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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

NIvER News. Water 10 feet . inches, rising.
irrieah aR Observation-Disclosures, from
Pittsburgh to St. Louis. Forest City, from
Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh. Jane franklin, from
I'arkCrsburs to Parkcrsburg, Convoy, from
Stcubcnvillc to Stcubenvilc.
The Cincinnati papers or yesterday state,
that never, within the memory Of the oldest
steamboat men, has freight been so scarce for
Wheeling and Pittsburgh, as it has been within
the past week.
Capt Hollands new boat, intended for the
Missouri river, was launched at Evansville, on
Wednesday last.
The mali boat from Louisville to Cincinnati,
on Thursday, reports the Kentucky as rising
rapidly,
The Evansville papers, in abiding to the nfIray
OH the Statesman, have the following paragraph
giving the names OF the persons wounded.
Six men were stabbed in different parts Of
the body. Mr.. 3. Irpper, the first clerk, was
badly cut in three places, but is doing well.
McSSrS. Tungatc, Thompson, Burton aud twO
others, are wounded, one Of themi in thc.bdoulrn,
who cannot, it is thought, recover.
The st. Louis Ncrs of Tuesday evening, says:
The rise still continues to come, and the wa.
ter is fast making its way up the lcvcc, and has
already reached several piles of lumher and iron
that have lain on the wharf for months paSt-
Missouri is rising rapidly below the mouth Of
Usage The Illinois and Upper Mississippi aro
Using all the way up. Business on the wharf
continues as brisk as ever, aud arrivals aud re-
ceipts continue large.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

WnEuE r THE FArlr:-It seemed queer
thing to Us, on the evening Of Tie dry on which
the election was held in St Louis, that We re-
cciyed no Dispatches concerning the election
The ncz, dny xc noticed dispatches in at o'F
exchange, xbich Sere sent over the wires tna'
night. W ~ I.a time the press Of this city
hive not rrroi,cd an item about that election
Nov, there II gros. negligence somewhere, aud
wc intend b, spcak out every time We are served
in such shabby manner We are en- titled to
al tho news, 81 Is 30 nominated in the bond
aaI we cali for is fIiilIncnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

PROP IEGRAT will be- responsible for the evil effects
uhlcl nay he produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy. persons viii not be ui.one
aud heed hts repeated advice through the Newspapers, and
buy and use base article when the Electric U, 81 vel
known anil so highly recommended by Mayors Of cities
Member. Of Congress. Physicians and Merchants Of The
md ever Ihiladcphan then they must bear the
uuenccS Of their error Ny Electric U pleasant always
leaves person better than 1t began and cannot E0'rbtg
do kr Gas limitations why Children should have It for
Group and tcethig, and laI, 1t for the skin anil im
pies, complexion, &c. Rheumatism or any pain cannot t&
lst when applied.
Philadelphia.
Sc rifiScdisS IN Weekly LHpHrS.
Prize g. ~ and a per bottle, and person has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself, In this any
other city.
rROF CHARLES DhGRIrH dseoycrrr anil sole manufacture
CT IN the Orld Of Electric Oh.
For sSIyby r. ". LOGAN CO, bridge Corner.
Ato, by LAUGlILlES' BCSllFlElb,
janIi Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

SOMETHING SEw.--A carpct.swccpns machine
bos been iaycutcd, which consists Of snail
box, in Which there is arcvo'ing fan TINT sucks
no M the dust and dirt, and carries IT into "
cnnll compartment containing water ~.
woplIen Gbrc, mud larger PARTICLES nre deposited
IN drawer. The sweeping is done by push
in. thg bot along over the surface Of the car
net by hanIleg The whole apparatus IL sad
to be ligbtand simple. very lasting, no dust i
crr,tsd. snl the work Ia well done,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
ENnMW,SlllNGTNN.

Arrn lC.-Ex.Goy. Gcary retained here this
morning to close his official business, lie has
stated to friends that he will not be drawn into
newspaper controversy, being satisfied t'al
while he was Governor, he honestly an" TO the
be>, Of his ability discharged his duties
The presents from the king Of Siam to the
President have been deposited in ths STATE De-
partmcnt. They include some beautifully exc
culcd swords and spears.
Anhough the administration las not been Of
iiciaiy informed, il is understood that WIN. u,
Reed has sjgniljrd his acceptance OF the CHI
ucse mission.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

Tur ArurSErM-For the state Of the wca'
ther, there was very fair hoHseat the Athe'
rnum las, night The piece, the Ilunchback,
with the exception Of one ch;r'ctcr, we thought
was well cat. There has seldom appeared, at
tic Alhernum, an actress WHO promises 50
much as does Cccile Rush, and sc felt sorry
that the weather should have iateIlered SO ma
tcria!ly with her benefit She appears this eve
ming for the last time, in the character Of Elvi'
ra in the thrilling play Of Pizarro.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

.SpAnlOshaniCS, E iL.....li%v
POULTRY.
\lIkInhs, dressed, + b - gc
y H.. chickens, p IE.....l, ~
lSIbnNISIDN3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

Tnr TorAcco MARGLr.-The Louisville 'IoHr'
nal at the 9TH, states that the prices for tohac'
co are constantly advancing, and dozen hhds
were sold yesterday at prices ranging from $ld
to $40. One lot, consisting of u hhdS, was
sold at tie Pickett warehouse, realizing over
S3,lCO. Last week one crop Of hhdS was
sold at the Ninth street warehouse, realizing
$l.gJI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
TT is NOT A DYE

Cr,yh,i,d ESi ar afflicted ,rih ii.tG.,s oIGS
hair or 6,Ii.s rent "a. f,ihJirtrI, WEf tHfp'3
MRS s A. ALIENS WUGLpS HAIR iitSTnELE.
Rev. 81 TEACHER ~ y"ar' OF as' lirhr'' 'het;
ang, County Y "My hEr!s how irs'p'sd i0i'' a'uTa
kew. WmrCu rTER 81. MotAtrs MNFstipr, y. y. NV
hair Is IT, natural cVlyr aud sT"NHG Oh "" 'o'
Sc"
Rev H. p STONE D. a., Concord, n. II. Ms hair, ~h'eh
was yrrV h. nov fr.tnrtd TO It, natural rninr, 40.
| nv il tLENuENI%, chicago, III. ,iean add Iy tell
rno'y, ant recommend ITO m, friend.
greatly icltnr,l, AID also That .; obs Of ~ i.pll' ~h'
Rrr.j.F II STiS, Charleston, sc. "1te white hs!r
, becoming ohriaIri, ami new ia.s loruias kr
| Rev. A. FRlNE silver C"'h.A.i. 1T las p'ou4Iro
good til,,t III, 90, ur, 4I ,.f.Ii 'ta '..'nu- ~
| E,y Jos McKEE. Pa.,or II %e-, i. !" Lhu'lh, y. -
/ rrcumGrru.. :.
! Rrv D InHE', Cro.- Ei.,r.S, N...a1, AID
! Mr.. H. Il, \ PRATT, lIa.d''.,N,
nIf,n,i Il III, i,.i Lu 4 Il above ia IN cot vinr"
ITEY IN suht Al rr' ir. 0frs! i.rrrls'. n nv lr'"i
state. 4 Do. ,si C..ssl.. htar'4t Rhr'tt l'i,t NJ.
~ Hrnn.r >i.l N,S YORK. srwr l-alrrs rs 81 u sr-
sy. G,ianin' .. Wfirl he, rhs Heft profit !; ~
! ystr 10 depot !,r circular as Information.
/ nrtl!s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

OBlrrAw.-Thc M0rmons have last one OF
their srea, light,-oUc j. NJ. Grant--and the
announcement Of his death closes in the most
approved obituary style: "Ile has gone now,
leaving seven disconsolate widows, aud several
children, four Of whom are under eight weeks
Of age, to morn their irrcparahle loss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

EDWARD IIAwKlxS, charged with killing the
Sheriff and Constable of EstciI county, Ky,
who were about to arrest him to answer charge
against him, is in Jail in Cincinnati, as We learn
from the gazette lie was taken at Rome, in
that State, aud will be kept subject to requisi
ton of the Governor Of Kentucky
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

MILWAUKEE,, April lo.--C!ief Justice White"
Republican, is probably elected by 10000 ma
Lola Montcz Benefit night At the STheatrc.-
Lola wanted carpet instead of green bai1e on
the floor. The stage manager refuse" AMI aP'
pealrd to the auditory. Both talked together;
The manager afterwards made speech ana
Lola refused to play. The money was refunded
to ticket holders. No performance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

PREMATURE. We noticed, yesterday, some
young "tarls" going about the streets in their
barefoot, through the mud and rain, their toes
AS red as bects. This is penny wise and pound
foolish" economy on the part Of their respective
governors" and will only cnure to the profits
Of the NJ. D.'$.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

W. y. EDWARDS 4 iIGO, have now received
at their stand, cornerof Market and Monroe, ii
choice lot Of rarcties in the way of groceries.
Call in and see their new store room, and also
some Of the nice deicacies, such as fresh toma'
tocs-greenpcOs, &C., which thcyarc Offering.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

Prrrnsnrna, Va, April 1o.-A Destructive
fire nj Atalan,a, Tia, Monday, consumed the
johnson House; the stores Of Cutting, White
& Co., Strong and Co., and seriously damaged
Davis Hall and the building Of Lewis l.rwNhce
Several persons seriously injured. There Is
much di stress among the families that "rre
burnt out. Loss !oo,Uoo dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

EXPLOSION AT IXpIANAPoLIs-Two Mes KILL.
Ep.-At ten O'Clock on Tuesday night the boiler
in the office of the indianapolis Sentinel explo.
dcd with terrific anil fatal effect. Two men
employed in the establishment we're instantly
killed, and half the side of the house was blown
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

HAHrEN's WEEKLY, of April llth, is on our
table, and is, us usual, a most readable and ill.,
srurlive number. II contains the portraits of
the IIonoraDlcs composing the Cabinet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
EIEESllET.

BosroS, April ln.-Thc recent heavy rains
have caused frrShctS ia the Pcnotscot and PiS'
rnlnruis rivers, causing great damage to bridges
md dams and adjoining factories. Five bridges
IN the latter river had been carried away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

HON. THOMAS ii. BENTON
VIII lrNrr his grcas speech on "rhe Unon," at Washing
ton Hall on 1hursday evening heat, tie 10Th us TIcEet
for salg at all the Bookstores. aplC-m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

A NEW PArEM-Wc have received the first
numbcr of the Visitor, new paper published
at Stcubenvile This makes three papers for
Steubcnvile, which even for that cuterprising
little city, is about two too many.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

SuAHF-rhc Davenport Goscfte, Of Wcdnes-
day Isat, has the following: "ru day is the
iisst Of April. It's all fools day The Demo.
Gratis held their convention to-day"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

SRW YnEE, April l0.--Piolr h"aVy, sales q S0m hll'
southern Flour Erm at A6fIG%". Wheat FIRM luU0 bash
SOLD; white Southern tl,G.. Corn huo!Hri; sales O
- $40 bushels, lX'l advanced c, l,sStC 1sGg Mess
Pork ndvRnrr Be- Fsl'' at t:a": prime unrhauI,d, Lad
hrtu at IA GllH. Whisky advanced :; sales sat ?6t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

J. II. ATKINSON, in letter published in the
last Wrll>burg HcmiI, declines the nomination
for the House of Delegates, from Hancock
county,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
FROM NEW YORK.

ArrIL lO.--rhe lligatc Niagara while gcttlnS
ready for sea this morning her cyIlader head
gave way. \ week or ten days will "lapSe be-
fore she Gun be repaired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

a RESPECTABLE Medical journal estimates that
over 5OOpcrSons die Annually in New York city
from the dust in the streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

HOUSE OF DELEGA TES.
MEssRs. kus,-rraSr ANNOUNCE JACOB GOuhlNG Of
Elm Grove in this county, Us the Old Line Wig candidate
for the House Of Delegates.
mbq6-lGW. PEOPLES CHOICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

I8Y TELI1tIItAplI.


RILrIUnEv ipr IN-Einur market continues Grl Al A.
Is with some sales nj irc higher. Wheat steady Corn
better sale, At a69 for white, G!adiio yellow. SAs Of
WHISKY at 96tt for Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
S, THALBERG'S

FIRST AND ONLY GRAND & INCElIT
tbs city, will take place Thursday, April %h, at
l Washington Hall, under the direction Of NJ. StrakUsch
Orders for seats viii he received at brew brakes Store
No. 3 Washington Hall. mp -lmiGtr.w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
SUPERIOR NEWS INK.

We have JUS; received ut Til. office, large lot Of waes
News Ink, and prepared to supply all orders from our
country frIendS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

-; No . Washington Hall.

NO. W dS4I4Ib 1VI3 44V4''
TAKE pleasure In Informing my l.nd' ana lHtr"', ~
Wirr, and lis vicinity and thr citizens generally that
have ust received the largest, taest ana best selected
stock Of Cloths, CG.ItprTcS and NtsuHRa"r 'LhI Ahu
,rn,urr wear uaI have offered TO TIC rNE'F OF
Whrrps AMI vicinity all Of which an prepare" TO MAKE
10 order IN The lat,s, and mo" approved slc ana pr'
manner ut short notice. Al goods WARRANTED 10 be a. rep
resented Or no sale. ,c-.,.,p,.,,.b.
IL,rc also lust received large stock oiGenis Furnish
Inc 5od, such A. white, r0otoh aud mSf,rlhsf shi"
np5 Ill1t Collars slk Cotton and MtTlno tndtF slr,'
an Cation Lutn aud Janes Draws Flk aud Linen Hama"
IrTchef, SsprudtTS, se, Cotton and l1'r 1.i ",
acK white and rOo,d KID l"Tts OF The very h''' ""L'''
risiu blaes AMI fancy Stock, Ties, Cryat., A. &C.
pau "'"'" j. II. STALLMAN,
r,,gs Merchant Tailor, No, ., Wa,G.ng'ou Hal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
A LARGG SALE OF
ROOTS. SHOES, u as AND ears!
AT AUCTION!

THE nrin. ct-rnueI to close ur hi1 hu''
nr-, viii ,tlR NJ rnlhc suction, on ,
RTidny, the IOIh day OF april 1917
A. Iuoc!o,k at Auction Room No. is' MARKET square
Wheeling Va, his entire stack Of Roots shoes HAT" Gap"
Umbrellas AID Carpet sacks, embracing over u" cases. All
IN good order and Of tie best quality.
The ale viii be positive, and cohiGuc from Gay '""y
vi ~ the WhOit i old. CouItTy Merchants hhd =" "'"tF
TLrps NJ ElLEAl sum, Of fgj or under, c"'h; Tor nj"
sum. exceeding as credit Oi siX months tie purchaser
s''"' '''o''"''' ''' T. II. WATSON.
,. =, ,r,,U,t1,U ,,r,t,,a.- DlJi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
SALAMANDFR SAFES.
nv Dnrkc Barnes manufacture attIsbGTsh, Aud Vault

nv Dnrke Barnes manufacture ttIsbUTsh, Aud Vault
~ DouFE, for sale by
CuLEEETsOS, MORRISON / co.
only AIvut' In Whrtlnr, Va.
The following testimonial Nhch appears IN the St Louis
RFDuJCdH " tie lfh vi January, 'IFak- volume ~ IA
yoi Of the safes InRnuicturdly Mr-sr. Iukt Barnes
To the Merchants u - Louis The Public GENERALLY
IL Justice IN MrsTs. Il Violet Co. and thrlr sUrc,s-
DFS Mrrs Wm N'au Co.. uho are agents Tor II" safe ~
nufkr BInr,' hTr proof 'Sis T,frhy certify that upon
opening safe that In the great fire Of the total de-
sirurton Of the c buildings the lSihdNy of November
l~G that books AND papers have out almost
perfect A. now Ricr being IN the ruins tn two H., aud
We can chccru'Iy recommend trlT aAfr' to the public.
BRADY 4 BROS
The above mentioned safe this day opened In pfs
rcr AMI here with ctr'it that the large amount VI books
and -T. therein contained good order. aud the
writing perfectly Irrh'r. II. VI, EuSNAS
/ - I0Tis, Jan. .. isHI. i'Hi-in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
G'NGNC ~ OW,%
IMPROVED mELCDECNS.
TIN uLDrsT ESrAI 'isIiLn ~ TllE T., ;.
Employ Ing IMU Hundred Men,
l. : . ~

EIGHTY IESlRUNIE MIS- PER WEEK.
If. lErWEE% $3.50 AND g,ui'l"t th-'r IN
- "a str4rpt.A have btrr tustrd nLG ATr hO"
y ] fhti.;s,i rlnrovemtn'' IN cur Nrlodes"'
Is tie
DIVIDED Swell,
secured psty Letter, Facet, .9l Ny, is ~ n'Hr4
y ms :. 81, Solo pa'lg'-r hg ii,yt @ 'Hr is F'N:
q OF the I.,rnc.i, shs ~ Accom-! au.irsh i 'G' I'D
,uhduet. litrt4fcT VII At."ltuns IhIy N usN u tF uT
HisHsd S.;l tbs AlisIti'at ~ 'tGl CFtrd CaGgr,
our Ia,iruarH., AZ haayl III l:ost"e" Cases md
the workmanship, .! the Y.ry hest tDay. tue ''y!t'
and prices atg.--
~ PORTABLE CASE;
-Four Hrioi,On tAtvruihg iT"u y TO C...-..sE
fUYr aud a Laii octave, CO .......,. w
five octave N,lUGroH, } to P..,.....,. u
E1TT VGiaVg double reed, : " E-,.-..... I09
IL PIANO GAZE:
Five Mrlud"ch, cAieEdiGS ir'H 70 tlhU
>!S ogia,e M-!odeua, FivE......,... 40
five octave, l"Hpls reed, " Fiof.........' u"
UlgEn MrIo4coa (or Churches five octave, ItnH,
and hail octave pedals, four sets Of reeds. 40
81 A.rnis lot tie 'alc u our 81 loGebns sy DC :ouAI
al the ,GU. pal C!i,a al! IUItA a. tie lDrd siRtrH.
gro 4 rRISUk& c.,
cor Niagara aad Mar land street, EuiAg,
oc'>:GndlH end = Fulton stfteI, 'r" YORK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
First An6IV A..
NEW STOCK! NEW STYLES

WntChcH NIOfHH' "'"r"', .,
OTYGTst SprI,. srr., embracing AL I'll" i''st .tNe' o.
vi Cameo Coral rr,ti, IuIud. Lam. Mn'n" Painted,
told Stone ani plain ami ianc Goid J,"ery told h"l
Si,rr Walcn,., Cngks, and Fancy and variety h"oh' Is
nov omen nnI 10 az entity, Qurt chttpGrs and variety,
oa,r. rare InIUerRlruD 10 pgTeha'"f'' J. ms,olI,
l"' NAM 50
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27

EDIroRs PATRIOT: -GeHdsaeH. The time Ia at
hand when tn voters Of Davidson county all be
called upoa to select a suitable and acceptable
County Ticket 10 represent their interests in the
approaching Legislature. At the head OF the
ticket, allow Us to place the name Of A. y. Corr,
Esq, whose ability, energy aud industry emIuensly
qualify him for slch position. We do not
know that the Major sires a seat Ia the Legisla-
sare; bat taking it Tor granted he will not refuse,
wnea assured that bis fellow citizens desire il,
shall, from this time forward regard hi 70 as can
didate, ualsss otherwise Instructed by bins,lG
April IS, 1851. MANY VOTERS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27

This gent, man has been nomineted "a the ean6i
date Tor Fioater for Rutherford aad Bedford and we
ar happy 10 inforn our readers that be accep.s the
nosninatiou Mr.. Isis i good and true American
lie 4 an affabe, courteous aud dignined geugrmsn
We have during be whole life, been intimately Ae-
qaaiased with him, having been reared np IN the
sane oommansy together aad been educated panty
m the same schools, our opportunities have been
good Tor Secoaing thoroagis acquainted with him
and Ne knew him, 10 us homsly phrase 10 be q
man Of tbs right slrips." liz possesses eOnman-
ding sslsass, and bis mind is vel euitixst a. As
lar a. knosn Mr.. Isis Is very popular. We have
yvt 20 6nd a man sho Is he peEsonai enemy. he
i an ahls and fluent speaker and sc have 10 haubs
uiil acquit hlnsssiI wsll % the stamp
The Americans and Wings OF BelfeFd and
Rutherford have been peculiarly tsrlahats IN the
!. lsesson Of candidates this year AZ candidale
lor Keprsseatasise Of BedSoFd, Henry A. Cooper,
Eco. bad been selected. sho i iaas uhoie team
hy himsilll RashenDri has ksbsfdsoa who i
another Team, and The twe coahsiss have Ne. Isie,
who b s.ss quite tram fhree better racers Were
never places ea the track ia she two eonntles.
They can via and no acknowledgements 7si-
sgnsph.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27
ADDITION TO NASHVILLE,
ON TUESDAY. TIE sra OF MAY MKT

VN AULoLhII 1hL UI n VI MAI NEAI,
M L WILL SELL ON TIE PREMISES, AT PUBLIC
w SALE. TWENTY six BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.
These Lots front Col and Cherry 50 feet EACH
and run back lG6 feet to IS foot alley, and entirely
rounded and alleys. The location these
Lots Is OF the most eligible in the vicinity OF Nashville,
commanding Of the finest views Of the Japoiand city
0. any that have yet been offered the public They
are situated 10 thriving neghDorhOod being bat short
distance beyond the Hort rural Gardens. Soil excel
lent and regards healthy location, unsuip To the
mechanic and Of small means, this presents induce
mrnts Tor al investment far ror yet offered.
They need only examination TO he appreciated Go and
q EN- FIR yourselves before the day sale
determined TO sci and give tA guarantee hat there
shall be no 6yJddtRg They for sale, and will certain
ly be disposed Of on tae above named day.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of one two and three years.
ioitO intsf eSt ecurity the first only and Len
retained. Umnlbusses and Cola ion usual.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27
The Location of the Proposed Univer-
sitV.


We understand that the location of the
University proposed to be established un-
der the auspices of the Episcopal Church,
will be made during the approaching sum-
mer The discussion of the question is,
therefore, not premature as has been sup
posed by many who feel an interest in the
success of the enterprise. A number of
places have put forth claims to the location
some of them east and some west Of the
Cumberland Mountains. Of all, we think
most favorably of the site near McMnn-
vile, upon spur of the Cumberland
Mountain, known as "BEN LoMoND," men
toned in the article from the Union and
american republShed in the PATRIOT some
days ago. 1t is a beautiful mountain pla-
teau, whence the surrounding country for
many miles presents to view as beautiful a
landscape as ever painter dreamed of. The
soil is excellent, and a portion of it has
been in cultivation for some years past,
whilst the thousands Of stately trees, ard
the beds of coal near by, promise an album
dance of good and cheap fuel On the score
of health no place in the country offers SUI
perior advantages. The mountains in that
section of the State have long been the
summer resort of large numbers of South
erners in quest of invigorating, heathtul
airs. The point has the further recon-
mendation of centrality and accessibility;
and is but few hours ride from Nash
vile. The society afforded by McMinn-
vile is excellent, and is constantly improv-
ing in elegance and refinement. The town
itself bids fair, at no remote period, to be-
come one of the most popuous and thrifty
inland cities in the State; and when that
period arrives, the principal, if not the only,
objection to the location will be removed.
We allude to the objection founded upon
the fact that the leading Universities of
Europe and the United States, are either
in or near large and populous towns or
cities. There are many other reasons,
which might be added to those already
briefly given, for making the location of
the University as proposed, but we do not
propose at this time to present them. They
will readily suggest themselves to every
person of intelligence who may reflect Sc
riously upon the subject. We feel conf
dent that the citizens of Nashville will
take great pleasure in congratulating their
Warren county friends if their efforts TO
get the University in their midst shall
prove successful.