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REjAD
VOUTH AND MANHOOD

1NNe ''' i. mOGE * SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall c. H., Va, MoundSriHe, P.O,
NY ILL prac;icein Ohio, Maj shall and Wetzel counties
w Particular attention will ne given TO collections and
LAID business. All kinds OF land constantly sale.
ap2I-IytItSrw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Ihavs small stock common clothing that will Iii
pose Of At cost, less, TO make FOL my Spri
stock OF fine goods;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
TO Country Merchants-

MRS. $ KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm oil
WI McCalten, KNOX IL Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester d. Knox, (brOther of s.
s. Knox long and avOraby know i'll trading public
assuming the style Of MCClaIens and Knox
They would respectfully inform their old customers (vhO
have so long andberaly sustained them) all
ers III Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will arrv
ing from the 10th TO the last Of September
HUvins been selected with the greatest and bought
for cash. they hatSeT themselves that their Fall
Roots and Shoes they hold INDUCEMENTS in quality
and prices superior to any offered the market III
Country on their east they would be pleas
cd To exhibit their stock and post them npTiCes eaessy
rhaIlcnGngl with kets of Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Tsep3l MCCLALLENS ~ KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
GREAT CuRE FOR DYSPEPSIA

TINE Tcue d geSfire FIN
Il ID. Gastric htice, pre-.
pared from Reiniet, or the
Fourth Stomach of the OK,
after tho directions of ia
ron Liebig, the great Physt-
OIosica! Chemist, by J. $.
HoCGHvnS, NJ. D., PhiIa-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDV for an unhealthy
stomach. No ART of nlan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
BALTIMORE.
Established in 1929

n1s-THoMPSON REYNOLDS. ip,srcs,s5,,.,,
House respectfully invites Western MerCg,'ih %, az
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS on the Apocalypse, tst. cd IL Sd series;
" Is on the Seven Chnrclus
{" Family Prayers, vols;
e Sims OF tile Times,
Minor Works. LIST, 2d ana 2i series;
Tie Church before the Flood;
= - The Tent ard Altar;
The Daily Lite;
The Blessed Life;
'' Voices OF the Day.
- Voices OF tie Night
- Voices Of the Dead;
Notes Genesis, Exodus, LevitiCus,
Daniel, PARALLELS, Miracles st. Matthew,
st. Mark and st. Luke:-Iec'd by
inrei5 WILDE q RRo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Or. IOdd'S HlllS
NAN be hadfresh and genuine at the following places in
~ thecity OF Wheeling and vicinity, vizAt the Drug
stores Or James Bakers Kes & Caldwe Erentlinser Il
Coz Ut i T. Logan% o. kied'k YahrIing, VIM Mckee 4
10: (RttchetOwnl Brentlinger Centre WhcelingJ al
he Shoe store OF Todd Il DevOl, market square, and at
Fifth streets.
they also be had at P Dunns, Grave Creek; a he
dlton'a and Jacob GoOdings, National Road; BENZ l.
Craven, west Alexandria; Wilson Strnsers west Wheel
ing; and Ely LOomans, BTidgeport, Ohio.
These pills need no further recommends ton than nj,
tTali they have becn in for more than
twenty years. and il you will only give them chance they
Willsreak for teselves-tTy them 25c per box; 50 pcI
dOz; $50 per gross. lana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

yeaTsaso BY Dr. Hlilkslin, corner Third and Union
SIS. between spruce aud p. ne, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALIDS
are apprised that Dr. KINEELIN confines his practice
10 particular branch of medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. tie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse OF mercury; thousands annually
meTcurlaized ou' OF life Recent affections promptly
eVfiu uiSIip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

I oGAN, CARR AZ TO-, havejust received TO boyes
II OF tobacco, in addition 10 their IaI ge stock Call
golden bar Tobacco" intended all 'whO love COCA
thing" Also large lot OfimpOrted SogarS Just
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

can equal it<CuraiVc powers 1t contains ALCOHOL,
IIIrERs, ACIps, NAUsEnUs nEUGs. II is extremely
agreeable to the taste, and may he taken by most
distress Beware olDRrGGED LIMITATIONS. Pepsin
is
giving large amount OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE from Lie
hiss ninal Chemistry; Ilr coMbes Physiology of D
gcsticu; Ur Pcrera Food and diet: r JUhH " Dra-
pei ui New York University; Prot Dungson's FhysiOo.
~; r OF. Siiian. oil Yale College; DIR. Carpenters Phys
OiOgy together with reports OF CURES from all parts
OIthc UniLrdStGics.
l. II. PATTERSON. SO Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail agent, mar26-ii9wIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

WANTED-TwO thousand pounds Hops. .ox
w sep2O GEO WILSON
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CnOlce ReadIng.
CInr Papers, by Henry Ward Beccher;
~ School OF Lie, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
Harcrots Literary and Historical MiScclla MES;
neGlurCy's Opium Eater;
Robert Graham, sequel to ''LndO;''
Lie oTSam Houston;
Men of Character, by Douglass JelroIh;
Tales for the Marines;
Heats Ease; Castle uiIdcls;
History of the Hen Eever;s
Ida Mayi received hyN
iet5 WILDE & BRO.
WANTED. -
100 second hand Flour barrels
mhs0 GEO. WILSON. market 50.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[Rsport. Furnished by til. Associated pre,..l
PITTSBURGH, 18th, P M.-River feet and ri

PIT1sBURGH, 1lth, P. M.-River s feet and ri
sing.
WASHINGTON, IL, P. M.-House-43d ballot I'M
successful. Mr.. Stanton said it is apparent can
not come to a result in the present condition o
thirgs; there seems to be necessity for either al
outdoor conference, or change to plurality witt
view of giving an opportunity to unite. He ther
moved to adjourn. Mr.. Cobb Of Alabama seconded
the motion.
(Mr. Houston to Mr. Stanton.) Do you thinl
you can unite. r.
Voices.-"We'n try" "Give US a chance"
The motion to adjourn negatived.
44th Baot-Bauks, l07; Richardson, "A; Full
Ter, %; Scattering Is. Adjourned.
NEW YORK, IL, P. M.-The steamship Northern
Light, from San Juan arrived with California date.
of the goth
Gen. W. H. Richardson, L. S. Marshal, was as.
sassinated a; San Francisco.
A battle was fought on Rouge River between 3OC
Indians aud 400 Regulars Under Capt Smith. Tn,
fight lasted 9 hours, when the troops we're ObigeC
to retreat. Loss IS killed, 25 wounded
Gen. Wool has proceeded to the scene Of trouble
There has been Trouble at Salt Lake between the
Mormons and Eaton indians. Several OF the for
mer murdered
The baking house of Sanders & Brennan ha.
failed
Much snow on the mcas;y,s1tains. The winter rains
have not yet set in. ''T'
SAN FRAECIsCo, Goth Nov.-Trade for the last
fortnight Las been dull Prices declining. Flour
irmer; domestic s. so to So.
CALICO, Nov. Illness Beef $780, Mess Pork
$3S, clear do, Sal to SAP; Lard, 2lc; Hams, 20
extra clear bacon 244c; Coffee 1899.
LOUISVILLE, Dec l2.-River rising slowly. The
Seventy Six arrived yesterday.
! NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ll.-Cotton unchanged;
sales to day $500 bales. Sugar firm; Fair =
Moasses S2t Rectiicd whiskey SO.
/ NEw YoRK, Dec. II, noon.-FIour firm at 10
as s74. Wheat-Western red 90. Lard firm
at l2gaI25. Whskey heavy at 4oa4ol
The steamship Atlantic sailed at noon to-day for
Liverpool She has 81 passengers and At, 900 dol
lars in specie.
CINcINNATr. Dec. II, noon.-FIour dull at 75a
7 so. Grsin-uothing doing. Provisions dull ana
lower. Lard 1T. Green Shoulders 81; Hams Il.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ii.-SENATE-S Senator Cass
moved to go into election Of Standing Committees.
He aIked that il usual to dispense with the
election by ballot required by the rules, and ex-
pressed the hope that to expedite business, the
same course would now be pursued. Mr. Hale OBJ
jected and the Senate proceeded ballot, with the
following result.
Committee on Foreign Relations -Messrs. Mason,
Douglass, Slide, Clayton, Weller, and Fish.
Finance Committee essrs. Hunter, Toucey
Pearce, Stuart, Crittenden, and Broadhead.
Conajtee on CoDuaerce-Ilamn, Dodge, Stuart,
Seward, Clayton, Benjamin.
Committee on a"yactories-W right, Allen,
Harlan, Wilson, Trumbull, and Hood
House.-5oth baiot-Richardson IS; Banks los;
Fuller 33; scattering IL. Adjourned.
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uiycr and StrnmbontNcw

The river Unexpectedly commenced rising Tues
day night and up to last evening had risen sever
al inches There are now % inches water on the
shoals. The weather is mi!jcr with Il southerly
wind.
The Aliaa is the regular Paducah packet to day.
She departs at 10 4. NJ. and will take passengers
TO Capt Brookss new boat the CaHJer2dnd which
leaves Paducah on The l4th. The. Alidd il an ex
celent little boat Her Captain and Clerk clcv-
er accommodating, eficcn, officers.
The DR.. Robertson leaves u morrow and will
connect below with the Cline for Memphis to which
she will take passengers.
The Aneriod is probably at Paducah.
The CITY Of Csiro is in pot from Cincinnati
The C,u,berianA-Ths new light drlusht boat,
built by Capt NJ. d. F. n. Brooks for the Nash
vile and New Orleats trade leaves Paducah on
her first trip on the ith inst. Brooks j. pleas
ant travelling companion oblging officer, and
viii take especial pains to render Passer gers on
the Cumberland at home.
RATES OF FEuGHr.-70 P0daoaL Pound way
freight zoe Corn AM Wheat &c per sack; Flour
25c per hbl; Pork and Lard boo per bbl.
To CiDeinndG.-Touud freight soc Feathers and
Coolers 40c. per 10; Wheat aud Com Zoe per
sack; Lard and Grease 81 per bbI Empty Barrels
IS cents.
To Nrw Orleans: Privilege OF re shipping,
Pound iQc; Corn and Wheat 5oc per sack. Flour
soc. per bbl.; Pork and Lard 81 20 per bill
NEw ORLEANS FEuGurs AT PADUcAH.-We
learn from reliable source that all the WAlu
Boats At Smithland and Paducah, are 81. TO over
flowing, besides ireish's on lac river bank. Also,
that the light water Cumberland river packets are
unable TO re chip, as every boat for the Cresceu'
CITY comes down the Ohio loaded al rates equal 10
the prices obtained from this port BY this opera.
ton our boats appear TO be working for nothing
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE

WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL.
Mr.. Dean, from the Committee on Agricultur
reported bin to prevent the introduction Of cstl
into this State from any Southern State, in ord
to prevent the spread Of murraiD, and other dseas
among stock; passed LIST reading
Mr.. Carter. bill to secure the collection
de BITS contracted by County Commissioners; pass
Let reading.
Mr.. Whitthorne moved a reconsideration of 4
rotten rejecting the bill for the relief OF WIN.
/ Holden, late Sheriff of Marshall county. The b
war reconsdered, amended aud passed on % rea
/ ing
The bill was taken up 20 charter the City Buildir
and Lean Association of Nashville, with ament
ments chsrterng the Maury county and the Hem
county Building and Loan Assoclatlons, and pass,
on its 80 and last reading.
! On motion Of Mr.. Whitthorne, the Senate wei
into Committee Of the Whole Oh the Law Reior
/ DILL
Mr. Head took the aoor, and concluded his argu
ment IN favor Of the bill.
/ Mr.. Rodgers addressed the committee at leng
( in opposition to the bill.
| Mr. Hrad r. Joined in few remarks, after viii,
the committees rose and the Scnate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
! 1Corrociioa-The memorial presented yesterda
/ by M Steele Was from citizens of Haywood,
not from Lluderdaie as was published
On motion Ct Mr. Johnson, House bill 70 amen
the act charteIiug the Louisville and Nashville raj
road company, was taken up and passed on its l.
reading.
On motion OF Mr. Ellis, the bill chartering tn
Murlrcrshoro' Building AID Loan Association, was
taken up and passed on its 50 and last reading.
Mr. Bowles introduced bill providing for build
ing a court house in the county Of Scott; passed
/ lsf resding.
Mr. steele moved 70 take up House resolution
providing for the appointment Of joint committee
20 Investigate the Bank OF Tennessee at Nashville
After amending by inserting two as the number o,
the committee the part OF the Senate, the rcso-
luton was adopted; and NJ ssrs. Steele and Carter
were appointed by the Speaker.
Ga motion Of Dir. Whitthorne, the bill to consOl
idate the Offices Of Entry Taker aud Surveyor 0.
Hickman county was taken up and passed on its
81 reading.
Also: Bill to change the county line between the
counties Of Lewis and Maury; passed 80 reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, the bill to amend an
act more cfcctualy to secure the Common School
Fund, was taken up and passed on its Sd reading.
The Senate then resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole on the Law Reform bill.
Mr. Fletcher moved the indefinite postpOuement
Of the bill, which motion failed, aud
Mr. Whitthornc then addressed the committee in
favor Of the bill until the hour OF adjournment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13

49, the GEHSASs have produced very excellent
- remedies tor various diseases. Among which may
be specified DR. HoohAnds Celebrated Btt,Ts," for sale
BY c NJ Jackson-and used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint, Jsundes, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility
and generaI arrangement Of the stomach The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this incidence ave feel convinced that
in the use q German Bitter The patient does become
dsbtaed constantly gains strength and vigOr 10 the
frsuea fact worthy Of consideration. The Bitters are
pleasant ard la sne and be administered
der any circumstances the most dAte stomach Indeed
they can be used by all persons with the mos; perfect safety
Il would he well for those Who much afflicted In the
vou system with one tsasPOOnf or less and
gradually increase We speal from experience, aai are, q
course proper judge The press Far and Wds have united
in recommending tie Bit r. and 70 The afflicted
mos, cordially advise their uas" See advertisement.
decI-im
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49, GREAT CURE ToR RHEUMATISM The Editors a the
- Richmond Republican q December 24th lso2, says
that Carter's Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had in their press afflicted with violent
Mercurial Rheumatism who continually complaining Of
misery In the back limbs and jonts;hs eyes had become
eyesh and maery neck swollen, throat sore and all the
symptoms Of RI eumatism, combined with scrofaia Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and, in
editorial notice above they bear testimony to Its wonder
f Effects say their only regret IS that al suffering with
disease Of the blood are not aware existence Of such
medicine. They chesrfd'ly recommend Il.
See they certificate and notice in fal around The bottle.
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ELOURI FLOURIi-we have now in store a.
A CARD

TIVE undersigned late II GeoFya having removed 20 the
City Of Nashville, Offers his services the citizens Of
Georgia. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye Bacon, Lard
Fine HORSES Mules Cattle, and In short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
and pecunisry standing and have large and well selected
stocks that they offer LIBERAL terms which should ndure
The merchants Of Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
Alabama % give the Nashville market iAr trial As 20
the Grocery Market the pT0Prcty viii suggest Itself 10 The
mind Of every merchant Ia the sections Of country named
the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroad
Of Georgia General Agent Treasurer and SUPeFntsnd-
ent of Transportation, well Agent az chattanooga
era years for the Banking interest Of savannah will enable
him readily 10 law, stigAte claims against Railroad
Companies for lost goods for damage while In transtu
Tor the renewal discount Of bills In bark, &c
An letters incosng orders and money gill receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money When sAtse
tory evidence Of soyeacy aud pFomptnes the
the parties known 10 be such, shall receive ike
attention. when ordering articles that under The rule
custom Of the market 10 sell time Si also give
strict attention TO receiving and forwarding All goods thai
not 20 be stored that be directed my Tbs
charges for the purchase Of goods Ae sill b. Eve
commissions and twenty cents Tor each box package for
''''''''S anu ~ '-' Post once building, So,s.
Nashville, Tenn.
REFFRENcEs-R. r CUTtER, ESQ, Prest Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. POkTEA Prrs Bank state OF GeOr-
a Savannah Isaac scOrT ESQ, Prest Macon and West
ern Railroad, Macon; Hon. Joan p. KiS9 Prest and ESQ
gusta 81 J. D. CooFEA, Gen. supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HANsELI Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GKoEGk E. ELAcN, $50 Rome Ca Capt. JAMS
WILLIAMS ard Col J. A WHIrEslnEs, ChattAS ocga J. L
Moss and Jo PAEsoSs, Erqs, Knoxville, Tenn; wnIiAN
MIIzs, ESQ, Decatur and judge Lass, Huntsville, Ala
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE

I'VE undersigned vbhss sen his land Interest IN Jack
county, Ala Is consists foiloss betseen 1900
AMI 3o o. land, hundred of Whth Fch
and Greek bottom land 200 % Shch cleared and
under fence The balance beach and ouutan And heayi
y timbsred with Cedar Poplar Ash Beech, Gun AID OAK
There h the premises steam mil Ehich q cspA
be Of cutting o. eet o. laber Ter DAY. CONVENIENTLY DO
Gated 20 The umber. The land 10 nneiy adapted 70 Ne
growth % bue Grass Cover and Meadows, Cora, Gotten
aud wheat.
me above property heated los aes ffon SAsAEis.
and within nj q he \. C. h. r., shers Arfe =
dcfot within ave niles q the Junction q The y T. 4 X
and the Mennphis Atd Charleston Railroad.
TEAns The above lard and mil sln be sod - Aovs
Part cash the balance 10 s1d yrars Eh interest,".
There are - head Of mlixs and aso ~ Or
50 head Of cattle and i9 barrels q Con aEd oAA hat
can be baught b The purchaser.
M Mil 81 pay fsr TIE whos property before the Money
due. Apply 70 wa. J. Bass, oa Ae Pfemlss, % An
pEKsONS P. O., fenn-.
n0via-utjanI ISDsLKY CROCK EfT, Nashville.
NAshv. rus Wig copy la weekly papsr until JaaasFF
I, aud send 1eeoaHt - AS o1nce-AasAr-s ssea eaS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13

BENZ .sHIEiDs. AoENr pa vas THUstEH
Il A JUST RECEIVED, per steamer 4" invoi'e
IL 4 -uprrior Ready Made Getting Gentiel4u's lies
cry Huspensr Gloves Cottou AM Lucn thiTls CraYats
,tocks, Pooset Han ikrfchirs &C, A..
ih stlek is OF ths LAfsE ~ lee aud male and wl eo
h any u ts other mafkst Our instruct'0us
10 . Il Eastern cost i0r cash. good chance
80 variation. BEAg. y. SHIELDS.
dsc5-u AEenL
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K. c. M'NAIRY & co.

No. 55 COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
II AVE hand Of the largest and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, sui,a-
bic for Fall and Winter, ever offered at retail in this mar
ket. And having within the last few days received ther
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer IN
ducements TO ali persons wanting goods II their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced silks in all colors day and evening
dresses at from ans to SEQ Elegant Noire Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks qualities and prices; Plain Rept Silks, in
all coors for day and evening dresses; Pout de Soe do
Cashmere Robes with borders elegant; Cashmere Robes
printed, do
Plain and Printed Delaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold propOrtOnsby low
$40 patterns Union de Lsines at only az pece Plain
Mernos in all colOrs In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union,
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrnking Flannes;
Fine saque Fannels all coors for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions OF goods for Boys Clothing such Jeans
satnetts, Tweeds Csssmeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shrtngs, Pillow D. mestics Tickings
Apron Cheeks Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens, Plaid
Linssys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOiderics and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. HonOn Collars and COlarettes;
Val Collars, Coarettes and eeves separate sets; al
kin Ct French and Scotch WOked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything In Muslin and Lace Curtains Also Uoion all
Wool, and satin Lame Damasks with Gimps Tsssels,
Loops, Cords, &C, to match Also Cernice and Pins all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
or which they will sell at the los est possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety and all qualities. Many new styles
received within the last few days. prices entire
satisfaction. Also large lot Of Rugs Mats Drugets
Crumb Ci tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &C. r. C. McNAIRY & CO..
NOVEL No IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-13

THE WEsTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE IN AsHES.-
We republish the following tcegraphic despatch
from the Louisville Journal Of the llth:
FRANKFoRr, Dec. 10.
Ate O'Clock last night the Kentucky Military
Institute, situated Fix miles from Frankfort was
discovered TO be on FIRE. The cook house, mess
house, and chapel adjoining the east end, family
rooms and Office adjoining on the south, entirely
destroyed. The fire originated IN the garrett sup.
posed throug' the carle-snrss Of a servant Fur
niture and library saved in damaged state. The
school will temporarily oi-baud for "a few days until
q cook house aud a mess hall eau be erected. Loss
unknown. Fully insured
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FRESH LITERATURE!

/ ADV Of the West.
IL Tev rno: by George Sands.
Winnie and /.
Juno clifford
Cary Emerson,
Kate Stanton,
hlOstsrheim; by De Quincy,
Wager Of Battle,
Genwood,
You Know Whom!
Just received, ami for sale by
drc5 nue. CHARLES W. SMITH
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PAoE wcoD's ham REsrosArIvE-TAe testimony Of all
xho have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this essoTAisd
article that vii restore the gray and tbs bald eradicate
dseass Of the Scalp preserve As hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly extreme cd age. is noe pat ~
both With and without sediments. See Advsrus~neLL
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Decisions of the supreme Court.
FOURTH CiRCUIr-DECEMBER TERN ISIS.

VIM. 7. Williams V. Anita Dawson-opinion by judy
Caruhers an ming decree Of Circuit Court, and remAa
ing Gauss for execution Of same.
tQUnT.
IN Bauer admir-, - a. vs. George W. EssthAm-opiB
ION by Judge sriis, Affirming decree Of Chancellor
J. n. Ammonette ". A. A Shepherd et a. -opIni'n b.
Judge Mckinney reversing decree AMI remandng cause ioi
n cunt
John W. Rsgiin vs. Martha J. kirby ct Gl-1piniOn b.
Judge Mckinney, Affirming decree % Chsnosisor'
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ENCHANGE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IooRaEcrED wKEkLY.l

>~1SYe To Nervous sufferers.-A RETRfD CLEEGYNAs
- restored to health in few days, after many day
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