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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

MN. p. WILLS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius" TO
operate n Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
why many excellent hOusc-keepers'' not do
ii. feb22-tf
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IITOOD, Ivory and Jet ChessInen and DonInoc.
w with all styles and sizes Of kgamnion Boards
just received and Tor sale by
Jan l--u J. IL McfIII.
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wanted immediately. 10 900

GTAz.rs-S men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books IN America. Invalds, mcchJn-
cs farmers and teachers, wishing to travel, will nd
this very profitable aud pleasant business, enabling
them 10 the country and mako money at the same
time. Agents now IN the business are clearing from
$500 81 500 per year. For full particulars anu
list of Books, address II. VI. RULISUN, Queen City
Publishing House l4I Nam street, Cincinnati, OHIO;
If living East, ID. RULlSoN, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept. Il.
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Shirts and Collars.
Byron and Standing collars.

LIVERY variety and size OF Byron and Standing
Il Collars, and few latest style Standing Collars,
received and for sale by
feb5-u J. Ii. McGIIIA
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice WATCHES for One Dollar


fT'HE subscriber respectfully announces that, NJ n
l. to supply "A want that has been greatly de w.
manded by Amateurs OF Flowers, he has pur-1 Ky
chased from Mr. ID. II. Bliss, Springde Mass an
assortment OF his Flower Seeds, which have been
found aud are known in State OF the Union 10
be OF the most reliable characters. make the fol
lowing extract from Bliss Catalogue that may be-
seen that ST." them at eNactly his prices His sseds
embrace not only thuS" Of h raising, but s.lec
tns from the best English, French and German ilOw-
seeds. They sold hall the price that flower
seeds have before commanded IN this market.
have selected out % my large collection Of flower
seeds, the most beautiful and Shuwy varieties Zach
sort distinct in cclUr, and calculated produce inc
effect whcl planted IN beds or groups the flower
border have had each variety distinctly marked
with The botanical and English name hcight time of
lowering, color Ut the flower, manner of growing 2,
whether erect or trailing, &c. the time II should be-
sewn, and either valuable hints to its cultivation.
In selecting these varieties have been careful
Cluuc all which shy bluomCrs have nsignif-
cant appearance that the collie, tons will comprise
only those which really SNOWY and udsUnIe; aud
winch believe would prove to the entire satisfaction
uI any lady gentleman who might be dis IuSed t.
order them. The collection viii be sent free by post
any part of the country at the following prices:
Assortment No. l. consists uf twenty choice varieties
o. Ahhuis .:.'-... 81 W
4" No. 2, consists Oi twenty choice Varic-
ties of Bicnnias and Percnnias. 800. l 90
" No. 5, consists OF ten extra fine vario-
ties Of Animals and PcTennials embra-
cling many of the and choicest in
cultivation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
" No. l. consist OF i've very choice var-
cites. selected from Prize Flowers of English Pan
sizes, German Carnation, and PicOtce Pnks, Yer
bcnas TraIunt's French Astsrs, and Double Ho-
yhocks, each OF which sold at twenty-five
Persons IN ordering will please give the number OF
the Assortment. RemIttances can be made in bank
bills or postage stamps. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iebl-u Nashville, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

rT,HE creditors of THOMAS HAMILTON, deceased
j. hereby notified and required 10 appear before
the Clerk OF the Chancery Court at Nashville and
prove and file their claims against his Will
attend my office on the Monday 5th day OF April
to receive the same. c. D. BRIEN, C. x NJ.
feb5--td =. Chsncery Court at Nashville.
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ny- We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. WARD BKMINGHAA' Mel
chant Tailors, No. 7, Cedar street They are
clever gentleman and will comply with thelr
promises.
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E- DIR. BAIRD gives the sixth lectures OF
his Historical course in the Cumberland
Church tonight 1t will be on the Sca"dO'a-
i'm Countries, SPAN aud Portugal.
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

TN pursuance OF a decree made heretofore by the
Chancery Court Nashville, in the of VIM. n.
Neal VS. r. T. Pitts aud others will sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, the Public Square In the city Of
Nashville, SATURDAY, the 3rd DAY OF APRIL,
1858, the following seven Slaves, t.-wit Louisa,
Maria, Ellen, Nsey Lucy Ann, Margaret and Martha.
C. II. BRiEN, c. X NJ.
marl-tI Chancery Court at Nashville.
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Q, 1855.
Notice 60 transient Advertiser.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwse
they will be inserted. Transient JOB Work must
be paid for delivery.
The combined circulation Of the Daily and Tri-week-
ly editions Of the PATRIOT in the city and in the Sec
ton Of country trading with Nashville greater than
that OF any other paper in the city acknowledgements
inserted beth edtons-hence the PATRIOT is the
best advertising medium.
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For the Patriot

For The Patrol.
To ahe Unknown Writer OF "A heau-
tifuI Letter Received "a short
Time Since.
know thee not, lnd yet my soul,
Seems strangely drawn 10 thine;
With a deep wld thrilling tenderness,
No words can e'er define
The breezc that idly wandering by,
Each glIttering orb Uf starry light,
Is whispering that kindred soul,
Comnuncs with mine tonight
I wonder If I'll ever hear,
Thy VOICE fancy low and sweet,
And II our hearts and hands shall e'er
In friendly union meet,
Or If III ever see the spot,
Where thou hast fondly dreamed Of me;
or if thou'lt ever know how oft,
Itoo have dreamed Of thee.
"CI.ARA."
ST. LOUIS, February 26th, 1858.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON N. e.
c. Railroad, west of Stevenson
EtstEy sUzfzy9 - all

First Class, (including Hats) per lOc........sl 10
Setnuu 4 "
th4rd NAs-s ...--.....-... 20
Special Rates fer Furniture, &c "....-........ 30
rOMPEflIlON between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has caused reduction IN Steamers freighfs
on through Goods A. their charges may huctuats
We give above the rtes from Charleston Savannah
tn Nashville Al the same time guarantee the cos1
shall not exceed at any time prior 20 LIST Of June the
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Class per %
second Glass. Observation-Disclosures Is
Third Class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] s.
special Rates ."..................... 90
tonSign Goods " Agent Central Railroad savannah.
and - Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston.
Oyrrchargcs and damages (except damages occur
ing at sea- viii be promptly settled heretofore.
for further information Cards giving classncz-
tion. &e., apply the y. &C Railroad Depot
by mail To CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
feb22-C General Agent
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Qommerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
Nashville, March 8, 1858.

Corros-Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather Saturday, but little was done in cot
ton. The sales were at 9(910lc.
ToBAcco-Sold at A. Hamilton's IL hhds,
at 10, I rs, S so, Z rs, 8 20, z Is, no, IS,
8 80, 6 IS, IS, IS.
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Chancery Sale

Edward Vaughn, Admr. ct ala rs. Wiley Everett, Ad-
mnlstratrix, ct els.
n pursuance Of a decree OF the Chancery Court Of
l. Nashville, NJ its last November Term IN the above
cause lcI sell the Pubic Sg'dTe NnshriHc,
SATJ RDAY, TIE sd DAY or APRIL, 1855, the
Tract Of Land mentioned in the pleadngs in this
(and which lies the North side OF Cumberland Tiv-
err this city much may be necessary "a
satisfy the decree.
TasNs.-tive Hundred Dollars cash; Five Hundred
Dollars upon credit Of fOlr months, and for the bal
q credit Of one, two and three wears. with inter
est from date. I. ID. BldEN {. K n.
maF1-ti
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Negroes. Negroes.! For sale!!:
A 80. aAH COOK, and bk wife, who u 4 splendis
n washer ana ireB@r. Alfo good family q Lk~iy
NeSroo-, y Inch xiii be sold low.
J4n25-u BOYD co.
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Copartnership.

HAVING associated James Cavert with US In bust
ness the manufacture of Furniture will hereafter
be carried under the firm name Of GROOMES CA
VERT & CO.
We manufacturing Furniture of every descrip-
ton, and stock is generally sufficient the de-
mands Of the trade Those who have heretofore Civ
their custom and those who have not are invited
10 give call.
GRoOMES, CAyERT < CO.,
feb6-3m No. Is, Lower College street.
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Magazines for March.
BIZ A NIX BOOKS.
BAEiKI pAPER.

BLA TX BOOKS.
BALL PAPER.
Bills of Lading.
Steamboat Rocks.
Railroad Receipts.
Check books. on The rarioas Bdnkd
Note Books, on the uayIotIs Banks,
Letter and Cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
BLACK and Red Ink.
Bankers Cases.
backgammon Boards.
Writing Deslxs.
Law hooks.
Medical Books.
Bibles and Hymn hooks.
miscellaneous 81 Classical Books.
school hooks.
Grahams Colonial History Of the United States.
Bancrofts History of the United States
Prescott's Robertson's Charles the Fifth.
Prescou's Phillip the Second.
Prescou's Msceilanes, Biographical and Critical.
Prescou's Conquest Of Peru. .
Prescott's Conquest OF Mexico.
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella
Lie CT Washington, by Washington Irving.
LIE OF Washington, by Jared Sparks.
Life and Times of IL. Clay, by Cotton
Private Correspondence ol II. Clay, byscolton.
The Works of Calhoun, ia 8 vols. complete
The Works Of Daniel Webster, IN vols, complete.
The Private Correspondence OF Daniel Webster. xssS
Sparks Life Ut Franklin.
Washington Irviugs Works, complete in "a vols.
CoOpcr's Works, complete IN SO vols.
LippmcOtts GaZetcer OF the World.
Appleton's Biographical Dictionary.
Blake's BlOgrd Ihical Dictionary.
Applet,u's y C0pedia Of Biography.
RamScy \ Annals of tennessee.
Memoirs OF Hugh L. White.
American Euquencc: collection OF Speeches and
Addresses, BY the most eminent Orators Of America
with biographical sketches and illustration notes.
Tuirty years IN the United states senate.
DR.. kaHe's Arctic Explorations.
Dr. ldvmgstJn's IL years travels IN Africa.
Frank FoTrcster's Great Work the Horse Of Amer
lea
stephens Book OF the Farm.
The American Farmer 5 Encyclopedia.
Barry Fruit Garden.
Iowung Fruit and Fruit Trees.
Farm implements, 200 Engrdvmgs
Liebg's Agricultural Chemistry.
For sale by JOHN YORK 81 Co.
febl-u No. 3S Union 81.
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Nashville, Tennessee,

NtTOt Id take this method u inf0rmg their friends
w and The public generally that they ars now re-
erving Al their store slgn u the LION 4 MORTAR
large sfa well assorted Stock OF foregoing ART,
oles, embracing every thing usually kept 10 their line
all uf Nhlc boasEf fesh ana new iu ths s,.r,,
CITIES expressly FOR the Nashville trade
Those who ~an, Pure and Fresh Drugs aud Asdi.
cincs wall do We'd to give them . call
T., S,-tfeserptioas neatly and accurately eou
pounded al al hoaEs by experiences Irrzcriplo.issIs
feb2S-u
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USEt

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October, 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the tive
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thTead machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER x BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES: and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work.
ing from n BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE and. in the opinion of the committee, 70
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER K BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of Using SP00I.S WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception Of fine cloth
ing. saddlery, &C., in the opinion of tho
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
Szs- The part OF this report referring 10
the Singer Machine as best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended to b, UNDERSTOOD
BY TIE COMMITTEE a. best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS.
IN WORKSHOPS. SO. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January 20, ls5s-n
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JOHN YORK s. co.

ARE AGENTS FOR
Harper's Magazine, Leslic's Illustrated News.
The Atlantic Monthly, New York Ledger.
Leslie : Gazette u Fashion, Porters Spirit of the
GrSham's Magazine. Times.
GOdey's Lazy Book, TlIe Home Journal.
Peterson s Magazine 1he London Illustrated
Harper Journal oil Civil News.
Zation.
And all other Reviews, Magazines and Newspapers.
fvDI-u
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Wanted, 1000 Agents.

L>oR THE RESI- snaaeemsnts ever osfeFed, eneIo,s
IL STAMPS l0r return postage, and address
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CLASS u, DRAWS lsr oF MARCH, 1855,
CLASS XXX, DRAWS l5rn OF MARCH, 1855,
In public, Macon Ga, under the sworn suprrinier
dence OF r. {. BuLkIKY and Jo-. NAIkRaAs, EsQs.
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kcN OEal.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsMAssA BooKs..

rTNHE following rs a SCHEDULE OF Property which
Il will be given 10 Purchasers OF Books at the time
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Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer Nashcs, 1876 barrels
w of Plaster Of Paris. Its we'll known efficacy
promoting the growth Of wheat and clover, makes u
invaluable e. Farmers. The increased yield from its
may be- safely down a. ouc-third one half
For sal" by HARRIS s Co,
once AZ ". H. Gordon X Go. = No. ~ Market ST.
feb.I-.M
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NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Cotton. sales Il :
500 bales; Prices unchanged; Red Wheat 81
%; White SIS; Exchange and freights
firmer.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAI
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Paints, varnishes. Oils,
Dye-stutis, Brushes Of all
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
tieles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, tfSr Medical PurpOs-
ss, Fine Cigars and Tobae- .
co, Scotch and Maeeaboy {
Snuffs, &C. sc, No. q Cedar
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Mariner for March.
WANTED.

A GoOn Farm Hand who also understands garden
"a ing Inquire At tho Patriot Once. Jan2s-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18
CONGRESSInNAL.

WASHINGTON, May L.
SESArE.--The proceedings during the morn
lag, WeTu GTimPOrtant.
! The General Appropriation bill waS taken up
and an active debate ensued the amendment
by Mr.. RiTcs to pay the reporters employed.
HOCSE.- The House proceeded to the cuusideT
ton Of the resolution proposing the dismissal
of Hackney, the dOOrkceper Of the House, for IL
legal official conduct
MIR. Hughes, Chairman of the Special Com.
miitec churged with the Investigation OF tiie
Conduct OF the dOorkceper. said, that tIcy-WouId
endeavOr to act towards Hackney With justice,
and report Us soon as he could have a proper
hearing.
Mr.. Seward said it was important TO ascertain
how far Hackney had been surrounded by de-
signing men who had made trap tor ,iS des-
tructiOu, and caused to &c read statement
sworn TO by the suLordinates under Hackney,
saying that the latter had always treated item
in gentlemanly manner, Sud they had never
arranged TO pay any money a consider
alton Of their hOl:ing office under hih.
Mr. Stephens said the Committee on Ac-
Accounts had merely gave their opinion, instead
Of reporting the facts and testimony. The House
wanted all the evidence in the case, aud hence
there should be u thorough investigation of it.
a resolution 10 forthwith dismiss the door
keeper. was adopted by l4I against S4. The
motion prevailed to elect dOorkeeper lO-uor-
row.
The Judiciary Committee were discharged
fiom further consideration Of the memorial of
VIM. Alexander, asking the impeachment Of
Judge WatrOns; several memorials prcferrin5
charges, still pending in the CimmiItec.
The motion Of Mr.. Barksdae's resolution
was adopted, calling on Tie President. it not iu-
compatible with public interests, to communi-
cate any information in his possession, relative
TO the firing into, boarding rnd searching vessels
belonging TO the &. $, by British ships of war,
on the coast Of Cuba. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18

,lie GRIND Combination Concer:-The great
event of the sea- on, is The musical circles of this
city, is Of course the Concert to be given on Fri.
day evening next, at Washington Hall, By Il
worid-renowned artists, Thalberg and V.eux.
temps. The former has already visited Wheel.
Ing, aud his splendid genius is known to our
people The latter comes amongst us for the
first time; but his fame has preceded him, and
created an eager desire to see and hear him
The voices of the most celebrated and accom-
plislcd musicians in the world, have accorded
TO him unequaled skill upon the violin, and lave
ranked him beside the grcntest musicians of
the age.
Next to Alboni, Madame D'Angri is admit.
ted by the musical connoiseurs of Europe to be
the greatest cOntralto singer now living and by
many her style is preferred to that of Alboni
She executes Spanish, Italian and English rnu-
sic in grand and charming style She always
celebrities and subdues her nearer b. her exqui.
site and unsurpassed artistic talent This will
b. her first and only visit to this city.
Miss Ju!iana May, a lady who has achieved
prond triumph among American musical artists,
shares the honOrs, and will add to thn pleasures
which this concert will afford
Tl'aburg and vieuxtemps are about to depart
for Europe aud the present occasion will be the
only one that onr citizens will have of listening
to their wonderful! musical powers. The sale of
tickets commences this eveng at Mr. MeIlor's pi-
ano and music store. rush for seats may be
expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18


I 81. LOUIS, May IG.-The "Repnblican' re-
ceivtd dispatch last night, stating that the
Express reached Leavenworth on the 18Th, from
Camp Scotr April 10th, bringing intelligence
that the Aormons had laid down arms. Gov.
Cummings, ON invitation from Young had en-
tered Salt Lake City without cscprI Many
Mur'n"ns have gone 10 the Southern part of the
Territory, the women and children preparing 10
follow
ST. LouIs. l7th.-Thc steamer Lucas, from
Missouri, arrived last evening bringing 40 fur
ther particulars. UIah news te,egraphcd yes
terday says Gen. Smith had not reached Leayen-
worth when the Lucas left kickapoo.
\ correspondent of the Republican" says
the Bandits in the neghborhOod of Fort Scott,
Kansas, number two hundred and fifty,
manded by the notorious Capt Montgomery,
thoroughly armed and mounted OF iieet horses.
They defy the Z. S. troops and swear they wilt
never he taken. Upwards of hundred aud
fifty families hpTe been robbed and driven into
Missouri, and three hundred and fifty troops,
composing the first detachment of the eth in-
fantry for LeRyenwOrIb.
Cen Harvey arrived from Leavenworth on
the 18th. Sec'y Harnett LETT for Utah ON ;he
18th.
a despatch dated Leayenworth, 18th, states
the news from Utah is unofficial, Lut private
letter received by Col. Richardson, from Col.
RichtUrt, cOrrobOrates the statement, and it is
universally credited at Leavenworth that Cav.
Cummings had entered Salt Lake City, April
LIST, and the army readiness for imme-
diate action, III case Of emergency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18

The Montony .Hrrder-Isssinonyc Of an Eye.
Fitats,.-On Sunday evening an Irish boy ma
med John Farley was arrested by officer Def
haugh and taken before Aid. Hamilton for ex-
animation upon the charge against John Bnrns.
fur the murder of Mary Montony.
Farley testified that he was present on the
hillside about three o'clock Thursday morning.
Biri.s and the woman Montony were quarrel
ing He said he owned her beating, and fell
10 kicking and striking her lie then cut her
across the abdomen aud ariIs with knife,
after which he drew u SIung shot and struck
her several blows upon the head.
Farley was committed to Jail and placed in
The same cell with Polk Chalk, one the suppo
sed accompliccs arrested on Saturday. Farley
i, said to have told Chalk that sit was no use
denying Barns guilt for it would come out
anyhow"
We here have the evidence of three persons
who saw burns beating the woman only three or
fur hours before she was found liieleSs. The
evidence against Burns so far, is Overwhelming
and damning.
1t may not be unimportant to state that this
woman Montony, was witness against Burns
in case pending before the County Court.
rhe County Magistrates were summoned yes
terdny to hold an extra session Of the County
Court on Saturday next, when Burns will have
n preliminary examination, previous to his final
trial before the Circuit Court during the present
term.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18

4 Fine Pia"o.-We saw yesterday, at Mr..
Clemens Cabinet Warorooms n splendid speci.
men of piano, ordered by gentleman of this
city, from the firm of H. Klebcr i Bro, Pitts,
hnrsh. I; is one Of NunnS & Clark's inprov-
proved instruments. and combines with most
through and elaborate finish, the peculiar sw ect.
ness and volume of tone and elasticity of touch
fur which these pianos are 50 celebrated Mr.. A.
klebGr, of the above named firm, who isnow in
the city, will be happy to show the instrument
to all lovers of music who may desire to see it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18
FROM CINCINNATI

MAY lin the ease OF wn. McC1nnollv, on
trial for some days past, for harboring fugitive
slaves the jury rendered verdict Of guilty y
motion was made for n new trial one of the
jurors being Deputy L. $. Marshall
On Saturday night the Post Office at Brook
vile, Ind, TO which is attached jewelry Store
of j. X. CLARK. was entered by burglars, and
upwards Of $1,000 worth Of watches and jew elry
stolen. They Carried of all the letters in the
Post Office, some OF which were registered as
aluable, and some 1900 in stamps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18
DEsTRuCTIVE HAlL STORM.

RicnMoSD, Va, May lB-A destructive hail
storm occurred in Chesterfield Co. last evening.
The hail stones were as large ss eggs aud com
pletely destroyed the vegetables. Tie ground
is Strewn with leaves and branches of tree, aud
Gn immense amount Of glass was broken. In
some places the hail lay from two to three feet
deep. The storm was unprecedented
The train from Petersburg last evening" came
in contact with tree that had fallen across the
track The engines and cars was damaged, but
tie passengers escaped uiihur;.