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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05
NUMBER 378.
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HARRIs, GORDON a CO,rPANT.

HARRIS, GORDON a COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY, ncrf. NAY i5th- $50. We VIII sasr fsr
y sale Al Auction,
aal aids 40. SrcHr-ail grades sou bxs Ma s7aps
5GO 5fs choice Rio Codesi 81 Do Star Candies;
500 hlIs WHISKY; 81 G05Ein's RSsabud q.
S1u kszs- -shosnherEars Nails hs-cas
30 dhis Yuegars 10 ltxs Q brerts 1o1ahcus
100 rec Corssn Rope: Inu d. u Mel do
sup-rOs imported Braiiess with many ohsr atisla
TERMS -Au sass un5er Ss2u eash-sl oIsr Ss0o. l<tg
dsys TOR approved s1dorssl notes. psSsss IN teus
afes HAERIs- GORDON 4 @.
EXTENSIyE SALE OF CITY LOTS.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05
VOLUME XXX.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Great National Roufe.

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RAILROAD. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05

Fine Country Residence for sale.
AFlNd determined carry my hegr0es 70 the South, -.
3 viii sell about Three or Pour Hun s1z..s
drcd Acres OF Land heing part Of TIE tract -
Which nov reside situated Turnpike h0adr
ahout thirteen miles from Nashville o. the t-t neior'
hoolsin Wamson Soil equal The tts tor
sTtcular aPpy the premises, or % A v 5 ans
Nashville
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05
ROCA,S BALS M COR PULMONARY AND
EI-IsERC CILL.AI CAAAI- EsEInM


TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
n he public in OF the
Ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been con.
sdare incurable disease being Outward ARpIica.
IiOn, the Of which seemingly miraculous its
having ef those attributes which make the
compounds in general
pamphlet containing ireeonS letters from distinguished
and well individuals, and other documentary evdeLcss
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Rees having ceased to be the agent the sale
price has reucd only be obtained
Of the proprietor ny letter directed to C. OCA, 1853 p
o. Philadelphia Penn. nOva-dGm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

LOUEsVsA.LE d. NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
MARKn'r.
by TELEGRAPH.

Nav YoRE, June 9-CottOn buoyaLt; sales icon bales
at IL cts. for upland mddngs. decIined sales
bills Wheat heavy sales 5000 bushels heavy; sales
$1,000 bushels Pork heavy at $1@I and 81
for prime. whisky heavy at 2THc. Cut meats heavy;
1 for sides and Gat7 for sh"ulderS PigIron dull at
Improving sales n. TallOw heavy IU2Ile Sugar
steady; MuscoYadO 5HB6%.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9-Pour firm with speculative de.
man from the west sales 2OU bbls Peuna and Ohio extra
private TERMS and superne at 81; sales the trade
from our lowest figure up $S5O for fancy. Rye Flour
and Corn Meal quiet the former 81 so latter
$4 Wheat unchanged sales 25On BUSH $lIu, white
at TaGl 49, Rye forward slowly; Pcnnn
sold at9Oc Corn demand with less oerng sales yellow
9Oc, held at o. Oats du 15UU BUSH Penna sold
Sue. Whisky firm at 276@2SH.
ECxcSSATI, June 9-Four active and market firm
SU969O for surerfue quotations At $Gj6, and
$500. Wheat unchanged: 81 S5a d6 for red aud $3.50
90 for white and and prime do. Com tends to advance,
.aOns SIC, delivered. Oats unsteady at 55c BARLEY
and Kve unChInled. Whisky dull decline Of ~ per
gal. Provisions unchanged In prices bulk
SH shoulders at 67S and bacon shoulders &c. No
gan in Groceries. Exchange steady ut x.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

MAsnNGrox, June 9.-The Washington Ma.
tional Monument Society having applied to the
Secretary of War, for an Engineer officer to
take charge OF the Monument. under the direc-
ton OF the Society an engineer and architect.
the Secretary las detailed Lieut. Ives, tnpo-
graphical engineer, for the service, in addition
to his duties under the War Department.
There is M reason to believe our Minister to
Madrid will be instructed To avail himself OF the
earliest opportunity to- assure the Spanish gov
erntnent OF the earneStneSs OF the United States
to purchase Cuba, and that the money will be
promptly paid
Henry W. Smith has been appointed Post
Master at Norwalk, Connecticut, in place Of
Williams. removed
The President has recognized Luis Lopez dc
Arcey Noel as Vice Consul of Spain. at Boston.
Roger Pryor. to-day, severed his connection
with the States newspaper, but will be an Occa-
SiOnal contributor.
Secretary Floyd has returned from his visit TO
Virginia, He has not entirely recovered his
health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Purity Your BlOOdI-That crop5of pimples
That scrofulous tumor! That indolent swell
ing That rash on the skin, warns you that
your blood is impure. Brentlipger's fluid ex-
tract Of Dandelion and Sarsaparilla acts not
only uIon the hlogd, but also upon the liver,
and in this way uccomplishes its work speedily
and effectualy. 1t is an admirable remedy for
children; no less efectual in adults. In every
respect the most reliable article of the kind in
use The formula of its composition sent TO
physicians when requested, T. H. LOGAN s.
Co., General Agents. Sold also by LOGAN, LIST
8 Co, and by all respectable Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

BALTIMORE, June 9.-The Shareholders Com
vcntion adopted the following resolutions re.
ported by the majority Of the committee, and
adjourned sine die
Rcsotrca That this Convention considers any
measure for the general removal of free blacks
from the State of Maryland, inpulitic, inexpe-
pedemt and nncalled for by any public exigency
which could justify it.
should be well and thoroughly controlled by
efficient laws to the end that it may be orderly,
industrious and productive.
ResOtred, That committee bc appointed to
submit the views of this COnventiun and to ask
appropriate Legislation by the General Assem-
bly,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKE


DRooNs-oomrnon ak a 2K-
BUTTEE--'n kegs ~.
BUCEEas-iariettn $P@9,25.
CnRRsE-Western' Reserve 9ci
CANDLEs-TallOW moulI ~; dip 49, star %; sperm 90
CoFPER-JHvR Isc; Rio l25[lgI3.
FLOuR-Supertine 81 rs; Extra 81 ,0U9I, 50.
WHEAT-l,s ~ To l4U,.
RYB-90.
OORN- So.
BAHLRY-55.
OAIs-45.
FEGrHERs-4H945s. scarce.
FisH-Shad $I4; Hearings &c. BacEere No. $40 to
RURs-Raccoon 3O@311lc.
GINsANG-5596O.
41y-cleysr : ton 100; Timothy srOOO
LI1R-LouiSviIe ,50@2,0O.
MoLAssss-New Orleans dO Sugar House 45c.
N4yALs5o aks-rarpentne O;tar $4,000
NAILs-8A for fOd.
RAGS-aGD36, dull.
RIcE-5HCg6.
sSEDs-Flaxseed 1875; Glover 5N. f
SOAP-Castie per 10 159l6; common BED
SUGAES-NeW Orleans 71f@S hid. 9esSJ< in Dbl.
SEUFF-Scotcli &c; Rappee 22i926.
TRA-Gunpowder 4HTU; Imperial 4G9B5; Tyson 95G7Oc;
PouchinR 2593Gc; Oolong 3hGDI5c.
ToBACcO-6tw twists ~; five roll PASS.
WOOL-UnwAshed from 49, %; Common washed 25 to
3d. Full blood extra 40 to 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
THE INTELL,IGENCER.
LOCAL M-A-TTERS.

ry-Pe1jury Us 46ectioH.-Day before yes
,.rdov evening. man by The name of Manick,
icing in Centre Wheeling, struck his wife,
tnocked her down ank kicked her. SeyeraI
aarcons witnessed the assault, and tried out
pr,iost the mans cruelty. He was arrested by
aesoer Lancaster and taken before Aid Quigley.
U .'nono tho Witnesses summoned on the occa-
isn If the trial was the wife herself, who, after
t ., solemn oath, stood up before the mag
;.,r.te and swore that l.er husband never touch
ID her at the time in question, and that he was
sroverbialIy kind and amiable in his disposition
nlJ and new marks of the mans brutality were
rl,uly visible on her person. The woman
rould not have been influenced thus to assume
,be sin of perjury through any fear of her hus-
hand, for she had just before abused him in
scsndaIous terms, neither could she have been
gctuated by the fear of coming to want during
his imprisonment, for he is VIGOROUSLY lazy
and worthless, burthen instead of a help. 1t
must, therefore, be supposed that she periled
bor soul out of pure affection for man who
had lust treated her in most brutal manner.
Similar cases have came under our observation
before. They develope a quality in the human
organization that we can neither appreciate nor
understand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

NEW ORLEANS, June s.-The steamer Texas,
which has arrived here, brings San Antonio
dates to the 2d inst. Capt john Il. Bayan,
with 300. attacked tiIc BraSo" Reserve near
Fort BclknaP, driving in the scouts and en-
devortng to capture the Indians, who had been
ordered to leave, but refused.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

BALTIMORE, june 0.-The Maryland Conven-
ton, to consider the question as to the best
means of regulating the free negro population,
met again this morning. The hall was crowded,
and much interest was manifested in the pro
ceedings Hor. jas. Alfred Pcarce, Chairman
OF the COMMITTEES on Resolutions, submitted the
report and resolutions of the majority. Mr.. F.
W. Jacobs, Of Worcester County, presented
the views Of portion of the minority, being a
written address, going over the whole ground
and detailing the grievances ofthe slave owners
of Maryland, and the pernicious influences OF
the prohibition Of emancipation and the passage
of laws for the gradual extinction Of free negro
ism. He also alluded to the interference of the
Methodist Episcopal. Church Of the North in the
matter, aud was Very severe on the New York
Ghristiaa AdrocGte, touching its structures on
ltempts to threaten with the ecclesiastical COW
hide
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

MARION, June 9.-Partridge and Strobe, the
former charged with arson aud the latter with
burglary, escaped from Jail 10y boring through
the floor of their cell AMI two heavy beams aud
then digging through the ground TO the QUEER
wall, which they ture away Piecemcal. II was
subsequently ascertaincd that they had been 5
days in the operations; $50 reward each, has
been offered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

EB~A Sal Honcymooa.- White, the
ma" so seriously injured on Monday afternoon,
by being knocked off the railroad trestleworls,
in Allegheny, we are informed, was married OF
last Wednesday week. He stopped on the tim
befs outside of the track, expecting the cars
would pass by without touching him, but I'M
fortunately did not stoop low enough. some pro-
lection, probably the steps, striking him on the
back of the head His breast is crushed, his
spine broken, and his physicians entertain but
little hope of his recovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

rY-An officer before the C1urt-Night
before last officer Edward Clayton was arrested
on warrant issued by Aid. Hamilton, at the
instance Of Mr.. Phillips, Of the First Ward
II appears that on Monday night last, Arthur
Phillips, son of the complainant, was at the
Red Mems Ball. During the evening the young
man became somewhat Intoxicated, and leaving
the room for short time lost his pass. When
he appeared at the door the man in attendance
would not admit him. Phillips then attempted
to force his way in, when officer Clayton max
ing his appearance, took hold of the refractory
Young gentleman and attempted to take him
away. During the scufile Phillips deprived
the officer OF his neither garment, and was in
turn thrown down stairs In the fall he had
his collar bone broken, and was otherwise
scratched and bruised. Phillips is now able to
walk about, and is rapidly recovering from his
injuries. The case, like all others, has two
sides. The officer claims to hive been fulfilling
his duty, and that the fall and consequent injury
was purely accidental. The other side thinks
differently, aud we learn that one or two more
law suits are likely to grow out of the affair. AS
we know nothing of the merits of the case, we
shall say nothing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

~ stra,o6srries-a paper box full Of fine,
large, lucious ones, made their appearance in
our sanctum yesterday from Col. Sullivan of
Bellaire, through our dry goods friends Marsh
& Taylor. They were duly attended to and
properly appreciated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

Gw 7zeahe-The great Shaksperean play
of othello was played last night at the Theatre
to pretty good house. Mr.. KeebIo evinced
correct conception of the sable Moor and
played the character with great credit to him
SELF Mr. Dalton personated the crafty Iago,
and we never saw him act 50 well. His person
alton of this great villain seemed perfectly free
from all efforts at imitation. His wonderful
facial expression was judiciously employed and
could not have been more natural and effective.
Mr.. Dalton is a rising man in the profession
Desdemona was rather out ofMrs. Henri's line,
though she played it we'll and creditably.
II should not be forgotten TINT to night is
set apart for the great Sons of Malta benefit,
tickets for which have already been sold in
large numbers. Sir Walter SCOTS Bride of
Lammerrnoor and the Sons of Malta are the
pieces to be presented on the occasion. The
latter piece is founded on fnct and written ex
pressly for this occasion by E. R. Dalton. We
have no doubt but this occasion and cause will
bring out the largest audience of the season.
We also learn that procession of the ancient
Sons will attend the Atheneum from their hall
in the evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

w-Dr. Garr.-our friend and contributor,
DIR. j. D. NJ. Carr leaves to-day for the pleas
ant little town of Charleston. We commend
him aid his real estate to the kind consideration
of those with whom he may come in conncc-
ton. lie is living representative of the fast
city of Chicago and is well qualified to defend
and protect her interests For several years he
has been correspondent and contributor to the
Intelligencer, and we shall hope to hear from
him in the days to come.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

New YonK, June O-The N Y CentralR R
Co. has reduced the fare from New York TO
Chicago over that road to $I2.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

PrrrsRuRru. June Driver 3 feet .! inches
by metal mark, falling. Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

a. 4 Greus.-Antonio & wtlder's circus
will perform on Wheeling Island, on Saturday
the 25th the present month The knights of
the saw dust always draw well here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

az uieide.-Thomas Smallwood, of Calais,
Monroe county, Ohio, committed suicide by
hanging himselfon Friday night last. He was
tired living.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
Tr,,ataa,a Sale.

DY virtue OF deed o. FTust from william George % tie
ID understand, dated 9Th % AnEns 1sss and duly re-
ClsFks once Of ohio County CauFts u Beck
81 9E4 shan the lSlh day Of Jut 1859, %
the Of the sah william GeoIEes - tie e g
expose sale At public auction - ne Ahest
bidder mahogany Ide tahlss one sote. s
mahogany chairs piano, locking Ras9s tRo Tosk-
ing chairs two mantle lamps, Cioea two bureaus one
pSFlor eHTpet dnInE table, twelve eollae ehalsS
four 6eisteas bids aud bedding toT oalnef le oTtssn
stand, Wasl, stand, l0uuRe UaIdrone oSe o
cloth Oh cloth In hail. tive chamber ea!sts
cooking lot deli vars oGe lot q
klTgs and forks LOT % sPOOns one ot q els1
sis, paTloF fender, pair o. VenltAn NlGSU
bIinds. Terms Sale, Cash.
myie-SO Iiays ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

~ Fish Dspot-Tbe best of fresh fish are
to be had under Graves Literary Depot, corner
of Quincy and Market Customers can rely on
getting the very best of fresh fish every day
during the summer 1t pd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
@. Fl. ST1FEL,
NIanumet.,rcr of Tin 81 Shees Iron Ware
AND DEALER IN
MISUNDERSTANDING HARDwA6E

ASOS'E y VI - " AA'
II Az on hand very large Of ous-furnish
IL ing Goods part Of his stock consisting Of ne lot
coolers, lined with porcelain Wait
ers, TeacanisteFs MaaseIs patent minute Preezer Old
Dominion COee-pots Bird cages, Cutlery, britannia and
Black Tin Ware Tinned and Enameled Hollow Ware, Brass
Kettles, &c.
He requests his the Pablis generally,
particular his Water cooler and patent FREEZER
any wishes Ice and the Old Dominion Coffee
Pot the best coffee and will in saving coffee
Also hand very large assortment Of his manu-
Tin Ware, wholesale and retail Any articles not
order at the shortest notice and At
rrRsO al'. prices.
CsF- FREIT CANS ALWA Us on HAND.
TIIOS: OF Housekeeping Goods. will do we'll to call
him. His articles numerous to mention. Those
who call will lnd most every article for fitting out hne
household. e. Z. STIPEL,
my2S-I cm No. 113 Main st Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
GROVER s 3 AKER's
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

farmers! Farmers!
T67E taking orders for the Aultman 4 Miller
w Reaper and Aower-the best Harvester In America
Those who wish to machine order once,
~ the supply is limited. SMITH & GORRELL,
ap21 Agents for the Manufacturers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26

Me- auith--Wol, SlI, youl etndld,te sisusi
it He Wts turpfltsd lhat tha rsnlldmtn hon
Tennessee should have fallen into the error Of
stating that NJ Shefman had disolaimed The
atrocities Of the Helper pamphlet. He would
ask that gentleman whero he got his informa-
tion
NJ. Nelson said that his recollection was
that Mr. Sherman had declared that he did not
approve Of il, or the doctrine Of Helpers book.
NJ smith-No, Sir. have il here.
Mr. Smith then proceeded to read the expla-
nation Of Mr. sherman, being frequently re-
quesied by Mr.. Grow 10 continue until he had
read the whole Of Mr. sherman's remarks Did
be disclaim the doctrines Of the Helper Book
| ask IT, here and in the presence Of The cand-
date Of that side Of the house, does that gem
tleman discaim the doctrines Of the Helper
BOnkl
Mr. sherman had disavowtd any intention TO
Interfere with slavery in the States. He consid
cred that he (Sherman) had repudiated the ultra
doctrines Of the book, and that was the way he
understood him
Balot--no election, Sherman wanting four
votes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26

BosToN, Dec. "a.
The yacht Wanderer left Savannah under
the following circumstances On the 18th of
Oct. Leneold Patten, under the assumed name
Of David Martin, put fifteen men on board the
Wanderer, then lying below Savannah, to as
sist in taking on board wood and water Soon
afterwards Patton came on board himself, to
gelher with Edmund Talbot, the pilot, and
Capt. J. Black, shipping agent. He immedi
ately called all hands TO get under weigh, and
drawing a revolver swore he would shoot any
one who refused TO work or attempted TO inter.
rupt his movements lie alec threatened the
chipping agent and pilot with death if they at
tempted to leave The vessel Some of the crew
who knew OF his plans loaded two pieces Of
cannon with grape, and armed themselves 10
enforce Patton's orders against those who had
been induced by false pretences to come on
board. One half Of the crew were carried of
against their will.
The crew of the Wanderer, ten in number
have been committed TO jail. The vessel re
mains in charge Of the authorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26

PowERLEss FOR EvIL--PoTRNr FoR Coon. -
when pain Inflammation is present. and Brsndreths
pills are used they seize upon the humors which
are the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and
thom from the body This quality o. alone seizing hold,
aud causing the expulsion Of deayed humo's pos sosed
BY no other medicine For Bundres Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which suTouni and affect the s
sues and Affected by disease BY natural affinity,
tthey seize these humor because their life Is below that
VI the surrounding parts, aud exue them from the body
Young people cannot but middle sgod and old people
in measure appreo te that aeocius which, being used
In sickness acts only the Of dsease and which
has power except those humors whose presence
produces every pain, aud whose al every
disease Whatever organ is affected there these wonder
ful pills penetrate, and impurities rOm thus
venting settling Of the humor; because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, pleurses pains IN
the side dyspepse head aches costtyeness Asthma colds
coughs Threats, piles ulcers bols they give imme
date reef aud taken early, prevent organic disease
NRladies, pronounced beyond human sk have yielded
TO their influence aud mo OF human lives have beer
saved by their timely OH how important In sickness
TO that medicine which only eXiinguishes the
and leaves evil effect behind.
Sold At No 29i Canal Brandroths Building; and by
s. Gardiner NO 220 Superor street, Clevean1 and bl
j. y, Wheedou, Hudson, and all respectable dealers
medcines dAy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26

THE Quo FARMER.-The ninth volume o the
Ohio Farmer comes out with new dress through
out and an elegant illustrated bead, engraved by
Rowland, of New York, in which agriculture aud
horticulture, commerce and manufactures, are in
geniousy and tasteiully blended. There Is no
neater head upon any paper ia the eonntIy, and
friend Brown has cause to be proud Of the appear
ance of his most excellent Journal. Now is the
time for subscriptions to commence, and we urge
upon every one Of our readers, who " ishes a good
family newspaper. the advantages of the Ohio
Farmer. Send for specimen number aud ther
| subsci ibe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26

PREsENTATION.-Everybody is now making
holiday presents and railroad boys are Rcluded in
that Everybody" On Saturday afternoon the
olorksin hefreght offices the @. c. : G. and c. q
f. Il. R. office, on the pier, summoned Mr.. John
Ksely, the gentlemauly porter and head prossman
of thOofico, to appear before them, nnd through
their spokesman, presented him with valuable fur
cap and pair of goves, neat and appropriate
speech accompanying the gift Mr. Keely responds
cd briefly but eloquenty, and invited the boys
over to Stevens, whore, with appropriate cerewO-
nies, the event was celebrated. Mr., Keely has,
for many years, hlled his position with honor to
himself and satisfaction to his employers and the
presentation was well timed.