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western military Institute, Georgetown, Kentucls

Western Military Institute, Georgetown, Kentucky
Incorporated s all the p0'eers privileges and rights in
any college in Kentucky"
L OF Natural Science, &C., Supernendenls; VIM I.
MARrs," Professor Of Mathematics &c j. ]. WYcuE, A.
lessor of Law JAMES Mason Graduate Of the Virginia
Military Institute and THoMAs J. SMITH, Graduate of Beth
any College, Preparatory Department.
The design of this institution afford to the young
of the and south practical and varied course of
OF the mountains. Military discipline and military
uniform will be enforced far desirablethe uniform to
able and cheap
In the Scientific and Mathematical Departments will be
ealogy Geology the pncp pies OF Civil Engineering, Ar
chtecture and Navigaton Surveying, Drawing, We; to-
parments OF our western colleges.
In the Department of Languages will be taught Greek,
In the Department of Law will be taught the elements OF
Constitutional, International, and Common Laws the OBJ
ject being communicate the student such knowledge
of the constitution and laws of his country may be ncces-
iary to make h an Intelligent citzep
young men for the business of public and debeatve as
semblies
In the Military Department especial attention will be
paid field fertilization, the infantry, rifle and artillery
% Be wn @ shan asS aaspaP s thy
sword exercise the cavalry drill the duties OF the camp
prominent object of the Institute will be mpar val
liable instruction to those young who seek admission
the army well those who have in view various civil
pursuits
The Superintendent begs leave to refer to his numerous
patrons and pupils throughout the west and SOUTH while
he takes upon himself say few words OF the Professors
Individually, whom he presents to the notice OF the
public
Professor Hopkins for eight years. Professor Of
Chemistry DC, West Point; subsequently, Principal
of the Academy Norfolk Virginia. and recently nomina-
ted Principal of the Rensselaer, Institute, New York
He has diploma from Yale College.
Professor Martin, after graduating at West Point, had val
liable experience in drilling and preparing recruits for the
army and served during the campaign OF 1887 and 1888 in
the Florida lie speaks the French, and will teach it,
Professor Wyche was educated at Hamden Sidney Col
lcge, Virginia, and the University OF North Carolina, where
he graduated with Distinction and retained assistant
professor till elected the chair of languages in Jefferson
College, Mi He bears testimonials from Professor Long,
Virginia University Professor Omsted of Yale Col
lege General Quitman, of Mi, and other eminent ndi-
vduals,
Professor Forester is popular public speaker, prac-
tsed writer, and for years member OF the Pitts
burg bar.
The Institute opened on the LIST day of February
under the most encouraging auspices.
Terms $40 per session. advance for the higher class
and SIS and $40 per session for the preparatory depart
ment i
Good boarding be had in Georgetown at 81 per week
Educated at West Point.
Ian
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Hon. j. II. IngerxOll.

Mr. Ingersoll, the opposition member from the second
District made speech the Monday last which,
from all we have and heard of it, was manly and
spirited in the extreme We understand that it caused
quite connection among the federalistiss in the House,
prosecution of the war Mr. Tngerso does not seem to
think that the grew out of the question of boundary
between Texas and Mexico, but believes that in assuHl-
ing to annex Texas we annexed the with il and
surely there more unequvocal verdict than
that which pronounced in 1874 in favor of the an
nexation of Texas
We perceive also that Mr. Newton, the new opposi-
ton member of Congress from Arkansas made quite a
democratic speech in favor of the -Pennsypdntan
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Supreme Court Of the United States.


TUESDAY. NIafCD 2,
No 1874 Miners Bank OF Dubuque United States.
In error TO the supreme court of Iowa Mr. Chief Jus
hce fancy delivered the opinion OF this court, Diminishing
this case for the want OF jurisdiction
No. l4l. The United States, plaintiff, Z Briggs.
On certificate OF division OF opinion from the circuit
court United States for Michigan Mr.. Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion of this court dsmissng and
remanding this case because point within the
ing of the act of Congress certified
No. l0l. J. c. Sheppard Us. John Wilson. Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this court
ruling the motion to dismiss this case.
No. 40. N. 5 Warning Ell. al, Thomas Clarke. Ct al
Appeal from the circuit United States for Louisiana
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of this court,
affirming the decree of the circuit court, with and
damages, at the rate of six per cent. per annum
No. so. l.. Curtis et a., appellants j. & j. Inc
rarity The argument in this continued by Mr.
Wescott, for the appeees
Adjourned until to morrow, IL o'clock, a. IN.
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MARYLAND AGAIN ERECT RESUMPTION BILL FINALLY
PASSED. Restoration of the States credit Our Annapolis
letter, by last nights mall brought the very gratifying
tegence of the passage yesterday by the Senate of the
important bill providing for the resumption of the pay
men of interest the State debt, and for funding the
arrears of interest The vote in the Senate was Id yeas
to nays. This most desirable and excellent measure,
having previously passed the House. the law OF
the State, and under its provisions Maryland again re-
sumes her proper position among her sisters of the nation
al confederacy. Bali. Amer March 8.
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Rv a. GREEN, .2mctfOncer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
Il late Commodore J. b. Nichoson of the United States
navy.On Friday, the 18th instant shall sell at my
room, Concert Hail. Browns Hotel O'Clock, p
M, the effects of the above consisting Of
Fine gold watch and diamond breastpin
Sword and superb new epaulets
Writing desk and trunks
Also, his personal wardrobe.
BY order of the executor.
Mar s-eo3t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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VALUABLE Garden Farm mt Auction. on Saturday,
the Doth day of March, lSBy virtue Of decree of the
hsngs of Norfolk CITY, in the suit of Andrews
Cookies administrator and Others will proceed to sell mt
public auction TO the ghest bidder on Saturday
day Of the present month"; in front of the Beacon office
about IL o'clock, that valuable garden farm of which
NJ Cooke deceased died seized and possessed, adjoining
the of Portsmouth, and Immediately on the main
road Suffolk.
This farm contains about sixty of land in the high
possible state of cultivation and fertility and is enclosed
with substantial and durable fence OF cedar posts and lu-
niper rails
From the great producveness this land the quckness
of its SOIL and its conguy and accessibility by steam
communication the markets of Norfolk Richmond, and
Baltimore it may be safely said to be one OF the most desi
rable garden farms in this section of Virginia.
The sale will be upon credit of six months, except for
much will pay the expenses thereof which will be
qured in cash The purchaser give bond and security,
and the commissioner retaining the title to the property to
secure the deferred payment.
March 4-3tawts M. COOKE, Commissioner.
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The democratic party of the city of New Orleans have
just achieved another brilliant victory At special cleo
ton, held on the 9th of February B. g. Fonienau, esq
the regular nominee of the party, elected by IT'S
jory representative in the Legislature from the 5th dis
tric in place of L. ST. Martin, resigned The democra-
cy OF the city of New Orleans entitled to the thanks
OF the whole republican party for the recent victories
they have achieved.
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II7HE Latest and cheapest Map Of Mer,co, new ed,-

ton, mproved-The subscriber has Just published a
new improved edition of his OF Mexico including
Yucan and Upper California exhibiting the chief cities
and towns the prime pal travelling routes, &c Size rs by
II inches Six copies of this map, in sheets folded tor the
pocket will be forwarded by mail for dollar The post
age will exceed u cents copy part OF the Uni
ted States. ). AUGUSTUS MlIChEbi,
Map establishment northeast Of Market and Sew
snth streets Philadsp hia Feb I9-Iltcps
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NEW MUSIC, Just rcoeived.-The following mu
sic is this day received, and for sale, Stnoners
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue two doors east of 18th street
VIM FISCHER.
Angels Serenade; arranged by Louis Steack
My Forest Harpj composed by w. Gilmore Simms
Jeannotte and Jeanot music by w. G. Glover
Stonning of Monterey waltz by Francis Buck
Newport Redorva waltz; arranged by Charleton
Valhalla gallop waltz; arranged by Muller
Ingeside gallopade arranged by Metz
Mariners march arranged by r. H. Brown
The Lament, grand quickstep, by Dodworth.
March g
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The appointment by President Polk of George Cadwal-
ader, OF Philadelphia as brigader general of the
most popular appointments that could have been made in
PENNSYLVANIA. Few in the country better quail
fed for the honorable post which he has been elevated
Should an opportunity Offer feel confident he will
prove himself worthy of the trust reposed in hm.Har-
rrsburp Union.
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A RIsTA's Map OF the Seat OF War, being an en-
"A graved copy Of the taken at Resaca de la Palma
Giving also diagrams of the battles OF the 9Th and 9th OF
MAY and of that Monterey; plans of Vera Cruz of the
castle Juan of the harbor and environs of Tampco
pbes of distances &c, &c. Price 70 cents Just issued
and this day received bys r. IAfLohi
March
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NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given, that we have revoked power
IN of attorney and agreement, executed by in June
last authorizing Calvin Mason and John Gray prosecute
claim which intended bring before Congress at that
They therefore, authorized to act for and
also discharged from all connexion with our business
SUSAN T.. GORDON,
DAVID GORDON
The above notice is not intended reflection any
and certainly not Mr. Gray, who has directed the
surrender oil the power above referred but the refusal OF
Mason deliver after having been heeuno requested
explains the cause for this revocation.
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The 10Th session of the Female Collegiate institute com
of the subsc rber aided by his former experienced assist
ants and will close on the 18th day of June, lSf7
T. +. JOHNSON, A M, Principal.
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THURSDAY, March a. 1877.

No. IS. Carl Boland u.s. Detroit Young Mems Society
In to the supreme court of Michigan Mr.. Justice
Woodbury. delivered the opinion of this court dsmissng
this case for the want of Jurisdiction.
No CO. L. Curtis, Ell. al, appellants j. & J. Inc
rarity The argument of this concluded by Mr.
BerreA for the appellants.
Adjourned until to morrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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HOUSTON Il ALLEN,
Councillors and attorneys at L0ic,
.GALvE STON, TEX

gal Il STON, TEXAS,
VIII practice in the State and Federal Courts
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
March 9-ly
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WEDNESDAY, March 3. 1917.

No. co. l.. Curtis, et al, appellants, Us. j. g. j. Inc
rarity. The argument of this cause continued by
Messrs Westcott and JONES' for the appeees.
Adjourned until to- rnorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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FRIDAY, March 5, 1917,

FRIDAY, March 5, ls47.
No 49, Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati, plaintiff in er-
ror, f. Bucknghams In error to the SUI
preme court of Ohio Mr. Justice Grer delivered the
opinion of this court dsmissng this writ of for the
want OF jurisdiction.
No 81 Wharton Jones, plaintiff, Us. John Van Zandt.
On a certificate of division in opinion between the
Judges of the Circuit Court of the United States for Ohio
Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of this court
that under the 18th section of the act of 10Th February,
1898, respecting ugitves from justice, and persons
Gaping from the service of their masters on charge for
haboring and conceang fugtves from labor, that no.
tce in writing by the claimant his agent, general
notice to the public in newspaper, is not necessary
that clear proof of the knowledge of the defendants that
he knew the colored person slave and fugitive
from labor is sufficient to charge him with notice. that
claim of the fugitive from labor need precede
company the notice; that any overt so marked in its
character to show intention TO elude the vigilance
of the his agent and is calculated to attain such
an object, is harboring of the fugitive within the
statue and that the said act of Congress of 18th Feb
ruary 793 not repugnant either to the constitution of
the United States, to the ordinance OF Congress
adopted July, 1857, or the government of the Territory
OF the United States northwest OF the river Ohio
Albert Smith, esq, of New York, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this court
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, m.
SATURDAY, March 6, 1s47
No. II. Saml. Thurlow Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts. In error TO the supreme court of Massa-
chusetts.
No. IA. Andrew Pierce ct al. u.s. State of New Hamp-
shire In to the supreme court of New Hampshire.
No. 100 Joel Fletcher u.s. State of Rhode Island In
error to the supreme court of Rhode Island.
The judgments in the above affirmed with
COSTS and opinions delivered by Mr. Chief Justice fancy
Mr. Justice Mclean, Mr. Justice Caron, Mr.. Justice
Daniel, Mr. Justice Woodbury., and Mr.. Justice Grier.
The court adjourned to the time and place appointed by
law
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH o, Is47.
Agents for the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized 10 act on
agents. and receive money for subscriptions and eceiT
for the
VIM. A. PIERCE for Pennsylvania.
G.. L. RUSSELL " Kentucky.
GEO w. JONES " Mississippi.
Il. III. KmBER =" Arkansas.
THos. f. STEVENS So Georgia.
Col. N. b. BAKER Sc New Hampshire.
DANIEL TAeoERr =" New Jersey,
Jos. JEwEfr 90 Rhode Island.
Hon X. ID. JOHNSON, (of Gaveston.) for Texas
DAVID III. HANLoS for MARYLAND
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From tho New Orleans Atlas Feb. d
Enthusiastic gathering tho OF Now Or
leans.
The meeting last night at the ST. LOUIS Exchange The
and the administration approved and defended -
The poiee of the south.
According previous arrangements, the democrats OF
the State OF Louisiana assembled at the ST. Louis Ex-
change Saturday evening" February 81 ls47 for the
mens in relation TO the present condition of the affairs
of the government The meeting was numerously at
tended and by many from different portions OF the State
who seemed to be animated by the most enthusiastic
feelings support OF the President of the United States,
and OF a vigorous prosecution OF the with Mexico
The meeting called to order by General l.. A. Be-
sancon The following gentlemen were then proposed
and unanimously selected as officers of the meeting
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Educated ut West Point.
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Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
THE WIDDER.

Gentle love! oh, just consider,
Take, oh, take away the "widder;'
What's the use, thus to undo me,
See that "widdcr witch to WOO me-"
All my life 1 loved the @lasses,
Drank their health in sparkling glasses;
"Widders" | condemned with Ecorn:
Shcaves of wheat without the corn,
But, their time has come, I see,
"Widders'" charms trip heels Of me;
"Widders'" eyes, like stars, subdue
This tough heart, and bid me WOO.
Gentle love- some of thy graces,
Aid, in making love-born faces
A little of thy fire, to prove,
That fifty years can't put out love.
]. 2. n.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
DIR. ]. II. M'GLI RI.

TAKES this method of rendering his'h arks
Il to the public, for the liberal patronage eA-
tended to him, during the existence ri tie firm
Of Hardin s. Mcclure. Since The di~ssoluti, n
of the firm, he has determined 10 locate himself
permanently in the town of Louisiana, and to
offer his professional services 10 the citizens of
the town and its vicinity, hoping by stric, atten-
ton to duty and moderate charges, 10 receive a
share Of public patronage.
His residence is on Georgia street. opposite
/ N. Bryson's store. in the second house east
of Baird's new Hotel.
Louisiana, April,zU, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
EVENING HYMN.

Father Supreme! Thou High and Holy onC'
To Thee We bow;
Now, when the labor Of the day Is done,
DevoutlJ, now.
From age to age, unchanging, still the same'
All good Thou art
Hallowed and holy be Thy reverend name'
In every heart.
When the glad morn upon the hills was Spread
Thy smile was there;
Now, as the darkness gathers overhead
We feel Thy care.
Night spreads her shade upon another day.
Forever past:
So, DER faults, Thy love, we humbly pray
A veil may cast.
Silence and sleep, DER hearts by Garth distress d
Now swectly steal;
So every fear, that struggles in the breast
Shall Faith conceal.
Thou thro' the dark wilt watch above our steep
With eye of love;
And Thou wilt wake US, when the sun5eains peel
The hills above.
o, may each heart its gratitude express
AS life expands;
And find the triumph of its happiness,
In Thy commands.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
THE THREE JOLLY HUSBANDS.

Three Jolly husbands, out in the country,
by the names of Tim Watson, Joe Brown,
and Bill Walker, sat late one evening drink
ing at a village tavern, until being pretty
we'll corned, they agreed that each one, Oh
returning home, should do the first thing his
wife told him, in default of which he should
the next morning pay the bill. They then
separated for the night, engaging TO meet
again the next morning, and give an honest
account of their proceedings at home, so
far as related to the payment of the bill.
The next morning Walker and Brown,
were early a. their posts, but it was some
time before Watson made his appearance.
Walker began the first.
sYou see when l entered my house the
candle was out, and the fire gave but a
glimmering light, l came near walking into
a pot of batter, that the pancakes were to
be made of this morning. My wife was so
dreadfully out of humor at setting up SO long
she said to me sarcastically,
sDo put your foot in the batter"
sJust as you say, Maggy,' said |, and with
out the least hesitation set my foot in the
pot of batter and then went to bed.
Next Joe Brown told his story.
sMy wife had already retired to rest in our
sleeping room, which adjoins the kitchen,
and the door of which was ajar. sNot being
able to navigate perfectly well, you know l
made a dreadful Gathering among the house
hold furniture, and in no very pleasant tone,
she balled out
sDo break the porridge pot, Joen
sNo sooner said than done. l eized hold
of the bail of the pot, and striking it agains,
the chimney jam broke it into a hundred
pieces. After this exploit I retired to rest
and got a curtain lecture all night for my
pains
1t was now Tim Watson's turn to give
an account of himself, which he did with a
very long face, as follows:
my wife gave the most unlucky com
mand in the void, for, as | was laundering
about up stairs in the dark, she cried out
sDo break your neck-do Timn
sI'll be cursed if do, Kate said /, as
gathered myself up, 'I'llsooner pay the bill.
And so, landlord here's the cash for YOU
This is the last time I'll ever risk five dol
lars on the command of my wife,
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Corn Meal Cakes.-Breakfast cakes Can
be made in the following mann er, as good
as Victoria will ever enjoy, from Cincinnati
kiln dried corn meal. Mix two quarts corn
meal at night, with water and a little yeast
and SAIL, just thin enough to stir easy. In
the morning stir in 3 or 4 eggs, a little sale
ratus, and a cup of sour milk, so as TO leave
it thin enough to pour out of a pan-bake
three quarters of all hour, and you will
have light, rich, honey-conb cakes.-Ctn-
c,nHdE Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
I.oprxzo NEWMAN. SAMuL +. ALLEN.
NEWMAN s. ALLEN,

BHaving this day associated them 9
Eselvcs together in the Boot andA
Shoe trade, take this method Of saying to the
citizens of Louisiana and its vicinity, that
they intend to keep on hand a complete as
sortment of Boots and Shoes Of their own,
as we'll as of Eastern manufacture, which
they are determined to sell as, low as they
can be sold in Pike county.
81 nimble sir-pencc is better than StO"
shiKIng;' and with this motto in view
they are determined to trade on the CHEAP
cash system, with the hope ofliberal patron
ace. NEWMAN. & ALLEN.
April 1St 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

II THE undersigned having located in
the Town CT Louisiana, and being s~ssocia-
ted with his old preceptor, (Dn. E. ".
BARTLETT, in the different branches of his
profession, offers his services to the public,
and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit a share of public patronage.
Office en- Georgia street, nextdoor north
east of the Sadler shop of Charleville& co.
JAMES l.. WOOD, Nj. D.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
LATE NEWS!!

4 UST received ct the new brick Store, Water
/. j Street. q large and general assortment Of
Goods, comprising as complete a stock as
any house in the country. Of allthn articles
usually wanted by the people Of the coun-
The Dragging business has been so
orcrAone. that we shall not oifer
any ofthat article; but this michwe will say,
that our stock is mayr0ntc'! TO be less than
100000,
and we respectfully ask a call from pur-
chascrs, who will IN and Judge iol
Il rmSciveS.
We continue 10 purchase all kinds OF
produce Tor cash or merchandise, and we only
state a i;.ct, when we say that one Of our re-
cent shipments OF Tobacco brought the HIGHEST
PRICE of anv sold this season except one Hid.
Akay Sd, lS47. l.. x d.. DRAPER.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

IL from st Louis to the above mentioned ports,
touching at all the intermediate landings.
LrAVISG ST. LOFTS
On every Monday and Thursday, at . o'clock
pm RTURSING:
Will leave Krokuk On Tuesdays and trilayS'
# : o'clock, p n; Warsaw, Alexandria, Tul!.!
and Lagrange. same evenings; Quincy, on Wed
ncsdays and Saturdays, al s o'clock, A NJ; Ma
rion City, Hannibal, Louisiana, Cl"rksville aha
.niiy's Landing, same d~ys
Every rains having been taken 10 render thu
,boye packet in every WAY Superior in accom-
atidn and speed, together with the uimos
panytual;,y in the time, Of arrivals AMI depart
rrrs, shippers anA passengers can fully rel:
| .ron tie present arrangement. For freight o
passage. apply on board.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

ty in their official capacity, and the amount
OF such deductions"
C. F. JACKSON,
Speaker ofNc House Of Representatives
JAMES YOUNG,
President cfMc Senate.
OrrIcEor SECRETARY OF STATE.
CITY Of Jefferson, June Is, 1915,
l certify the fore going pro positions OF the
General Assembly Of the State of Missouri,
to be truly copied from the original rolls.
; FALKLAND ii. MARTIN,
Secretary Of Ml'e,