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II THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNs seems to be get
ting out Of dato of late years in large Cities Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York,
has not so much "shingle" over his door. Half
be Wholesale business of that city il carried in
the 9TH and 9Th stories Of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the OF tells
scopes How, them do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customeus By scat
tering the CARDS by Thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH jos orFIcE can furnish them by tens
of thousands in elegant syle at the cheapsst rates
an 4 with great rabidity.
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Death Of Hon. b. CushIng..-D caths BY

Boston, June % Hon. s. Cushing died In this
city yesterday, aged 50 years. He was formerly
. Justice Of the Common Pleas Court. and lssterly
reporter OF decisions Of the Supreme Court
John Forbes, John Goode Thomas McKinna and
an English boy, name unknown, were drowned In
the harbor yesterday, In consequence of the up
setting Of Z boat.
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xuruoHApHIC NEWS.
RnpoRrEp roE ra = DIsPAT 3 =
De.ek e Hen. Tkss. Il. nayiy.

NORFOLK. VA June "a Hon. Thos. e Bayiy,
representative In. Congress from ths Northampton
District Of yirrinis died 1t his residence In Acco-
mac county, on Sunday morning last at o'clock,
Of pulmonary consumption
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Later from Kansas. Threatened Indian
t Wnr.

ST. LOUIS, June GA lcttersto the Republican
dated Westport, 17th says that Col. Sumner has
placed the principal roads In Kansas In state OF
blockade; also. that be has driven out of the ter
ritory Major Buford, Of Ga, James Shelby and
other Missourians
Another letter from Kansas city, the 10th, says
Col Sumner intended to arrest under Indictment
in Kansas, and declares that Col Lane nor any
other person shall not enter the territory armed,
except over his dead body.
An attempt was made on the night of the 18TH
to assassinate the new deputy sheriff OF Douglass
county. The sheriff shot one assassin dead' anu
the other fed
Col Sumner had received dispatch from OFT
Kearney stating that the Shawnee and Sioux Nv
dians had Joined and proclaimed war against tne
whites, and that one white man had been killed.
Col. s. Immediately dispatched company u
troops 10 the camp near Westport.
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oKREsPoKDENcE OF THE pIspATcu

Fun at hc Uaicersity of Yrgiaia-C Celebration OF
tile Ugly Ciu6-1he Prize .'Ugiies"
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DIssoLUTIONa. akc.

CO.PARTNKRSHlP undermined
~ have formed CO-PARTNERSHlP, to con,-
mencs the st inst for the purpose Of CONDUCTING
general DRY GOODS, IMPORTING, JOBBIN0
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, ct 80 Chamber,
and II Resds street, in the city of New York under
the style and firm Of BELL, BROOKS, PACE 4
co.. and at No. II Pearl street, in the city Of Rich
mond, Va, under the style and firm Of ELLETT,
WALLER, DREWRY 4 CO.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at an early day bs prepared to exhibit
and sder to the trade beautiful stock &C both points
and upon - favorable terms any house In this
country.
WIN. BELL. L Ofthe firm Of
JAMES O. BROOKS, BROOKE, Bell waller
JAMES PACE, ofthe firm q
RICHARD r. WALLER Of The firm of Brooks,
Len 4 Walley.
CLAY pREWRY.
January ID 1886
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Benton Democratic Ratification Meeting
ST LOUIS. June 23-The Benton Democracy
of this city, held meeting Saturday to rati
fy the nomination of Buchanan. and welcome Col
Benton back to Missouri. The Democrat says that
there were 10 600 persons present, and much en-
tbusiasm was displayed. The other papers (anti-
Benton) say the meeting was fzzle and not over
1900 pregeut.
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The Glendon Rolling Mill at Boston, which cost
$40 1000 has just been sold for So, 100.
The cotton crop of Texas, for the current year,
is estimated At $50 eco bales.
There are about 10 visitors at the Greenbrier,
Va, White Sulphur Springs.
John Donaldson, an old citizen at Alexandra
county. Va died last week.
Col Fremont it is stated, was in the IT, S. Sen.
ate only three weeks.
The Columbia, South Carolina, papers announce
the death of Capt JOS Mathews, commander Of
the Arsenal Academy. in that city.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, June "a.
HaeH WATER THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK


ARRIVED, 8
Schr Mary, -, oats, A. Milspaugh.
Schr Matthew Bird, Johnston, New York, hay, NJ
Downey.
scilr Clara Bell. Parker, Baltimore. mdze, w. d.
Colquitf 4 Co.
6chr Thos Conner, $500. Suuy. lumbar.
Der, j. b. Moore. 80 80.
SAILED, s8
gchr. VIM. Gregery Buckiand, Boston. mdze, D. 3
w. Curie.
schr. Liberty, Kay. New York, ndss, w. D. Col
sehs. y. Laear, Adams Roetland, -four. Luther
se6s hsaebestsr, Chichester, New York, mdzs,
d. \ w. CnFrie. a. 4sN ss4s 80,
GROpkQ PkPPER. n1nstara, ChoceIatc
~ kc-0 boxss pure orouud Pepper; 50 a. ufe.
mium Mustard; rs do VIM. Mills No. Chocosts: So
Do sap cb. eeea; 50 do fresh Gfound Golfer 81 a
10 - WU rAyT0R
~ NAs AD41fANTINT C7NDI. ~. 10
= rsss'yse 90 for ale by WIN, TAyEoE
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COSTA RICANS KILLED IN THE LATE WAR;
The correspondent OF the New Orleans Picayune
writing from Virgin Bay, on the 9Th ult., says:
''The whole number of Costa Ricans that came
into this department at various times from the
18th to the 24th ult /, was $500 Their loss from
the effects of the battle of the 11th ult was near
HOO, and from sickness nearly 500 more, making a
loss in all tf between 1000 and 1900 since their ar
rival here and at San Juan"
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GEORGIA EMIGRASTs FOR KANSAS "A company
of emigrants from Georgia. passed up the Georgia
They numbered more than two hundred, and in
clude several families and twelve negroes.
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orpEscE or rHE DIsPArcH

ssts 10 KsHsss-.Ssats ef s5asss fsas---Duoa''v :"
Trareiiiag- Want Of Mfcedases' sss "
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Several cases Of small pox have occurred In
Dinwiddie co, Va. =
E The New Jersey Daily Sentinel and Newark
Aayesssssr have run up the Fremont Dag.
Maj L. B. Washineton. Of Jeffsrson can,.x
", wee emoRg the wounded n Capt Patss com.
peuy y KAusass few days sincs, &
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OF shs lpthiast, by The Rev: Cha. 2. Red, Jas.
DIED.

fore x6SIoek, ELLA VICTORIA etnfant asuehter 81
B r. and Fanny Chalk. aged months and 70 ds5ss
The friends Of the family respectfully invifsd
residsucs Of her persnts % the Mschanicsve Turn.
pike, without further notice. -as.s@@ss- sss
On the oath instant st the residence Of her fsthsr
on uamble's Hill, ELSA ANN, infant daughter o. p,
days.
On TUESDAY,. the 24th inst. MI JAS. n. VAIN.
Err, in the 4lst year Of his age.
His friends and aequaintsnces respectfully invI-
ted to attend his funeral on this (Wednesdsyl ssel
noon, ct o'clock. from his hroihsfs residencs en
Main street. between 22d and 25d sts.
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CLERICAL APPoIaTaEsTs.--The Western yir-
ginia d.. h. Conference, has just adjourned after
making IFS appointments. Among them are the fol.
lowing: Morgantown Distrief--G. Martin, p. L !;
Ciarksburg District--G. Battelle, r E.; Weston,
Hare Pruatytown, Wesley Smith; Fairmont,
j. DrumInoud; Buehannon, Sam'i Steele; Principal
Of n. w. ". Academy, Il. A. Arthur; Prof in Ale
ghany College, Alexander Martin. Wheeling Dis
trct-M Tichnsll 81 Fourth street church,
Wheeling, y. Moore; North street church, + Ison;
Chapiine street. II Dawson. Parkersburg Dis
triet-A.J Lyde, r. ParkeFsburg, j Patter-
son. Charleston Dissrict-J. l.. Clark, r. e /;
Vaughan; Point Pleassnk o.. WI. Mssan. (lsrysu-
detss Dltrict-J. w. Roger. +. n; Gayandoste, Il
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CIHCUS AND nlENA(skRlK.
EXTRA NOTICE.
GRAND DAY PERFoRMANcEni

At tbs solicitation of numerous families snd to &C.
commodate ladies' children and Others who canuot st.
tend nieht. the proprietors respectfully snpozncs
GRAND PERFORMANCE, for this (WEDEES.
DAY. afternoon. to commence ut O'Clock The
whole strength of the company win be bronsht for
ward. and every effort made to give satisfaction.
EBsThe Seats are comfortably arranged, and there
10 ample accommodations to seat 5000 persons.
10 25-1t
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NOTICE.-.The fIrm Of BROOKS, HE'LL
WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice We win early day close ont stock OF
Goods at auction, TO make room for our sueesssors
Messrs Elicit, WALLER, DREwRy L Co.
il 2Lu BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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re- FOK PHILADELPHIA via
<SE CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
ZEeA$E6. The A No. steamship PENNSYL-
bvANIA, Capt David Teal, ls now
ready TO receive Freight,and will leave on WE'D
MES DAY June 18th, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freighs or passage, having superior accommods-
tions, apply to ID. =. FUTILE,
i. 2I-.it> Rockets.
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GRAY,b ATTRNTION.--Astsn M 2
meeting and Company Drill q Lafay cite ncll, q
W rang emepts to celebrate tbs 4th Of July.
Members win bear in mind to exehaugA thslf nin'
musketp with Lieut. Bossieux for psrcussion.
By order of Capt Elliott
-
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HOYEN10E BUTTE ~ = r~-- e .7ce
4cantstns foz family ~ put = ksn1i CO sete "
s - - - 49, sssssa sssaSs u 4 lkYs
MI "a MILl NUHs~4njw91 nn7
eeaex eeoiss ksands d Family end Extsa tlosx
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wv While the whole country is at
variance a. TO whether Mr. Dallas will be retained
dismissed, believe there 10 not dissenting voice
as to my goods being Of superior make. well cut,
nicely trimmed, and sold ~ low as the lowest. You
are respectfully invited to call and examine for your
selves. VIM. IRA SMITH,
lie 25 ia Main 1T I
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I wish To purchase from fifty Go sryeuIy.
i've kegs OF rancid Lard. L. II. DANCE,
ls - 6aileRs Wills
Two CHINESE GOSLi Ms strayed on:
Il ANY one having them in Pc. ssion, will please
I~ave word at this office. je asst
Wif4LlAli JURliENs has located in fhi.
w city, and will be glad TO receive orders from
gentlemen DESTROYS 70 have thar houses PAINTED
fkEsCo In superior and elooent style, at Mr.. O. A.
s. i a.dn a'''hss''' store ra' moderate.
N0rlCE.-I hereby appoinl Mr. KOBT.
~ =. BRoADDUs my Agent % conducl hiring out
stable ON 18th street; slsn iun the Wiihamsburg
stage Line. All transactions he for cash only
le Sf-N- w. A. BELL.
A HAIR ..P. ii. TAYLOR has reccfyod
: ~ his Music store, Governor streeh ahne-toned
hAkP, having the double action and al nadern i'm
provementa, which he will sell At reduced ,rice-
from the msnufsctory OF Alexas Dol Bss dell, Of
LONDON, Patent Harp Maautsetprer. IN Ter yal p
hoe MUXzLEs COLkAks, CliAINS,
~ 3c.-J ust received BY Express fSli assortment
.uitaole for any Dog. from focdls 70 Nswfound.
ana' 70 sale cheap q THOMAS H0NsS
~ u so Main sksaat
NOTigEe.The A9ency Ter The sale 81
I'F. hanseF'S' Superior Whisksy. formerIy held
y messrs Desns ! Brown, and recently By Nj n
-. pes1s, hAs with ths eonssat Of NJ Dsene bssn
.s,sy q oi ssa 81. ssisA s e ssss
g the trade and 70 consnmefx 6 tke sane ssotss
j.iis sIsIoN : alrENHnws
VQnk1N, R0RkR = M0HEIYy U17l1s
IAxE11. -; s QovNleEei ssse IL ye.
;;;l s s. :hilL & 90 3 1l1 INK go
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m ARMOHY II. l.. i. BLUES .
RICHMOND. juno "a.
d The Company will assombIe Tor req ~.
Wlar drill on WEDNESDAY, evening, tue zotn
fsnrins the ey.nine. report from the COMMITTEES
of Srranaemepts for the 4rh Of July will be made,
and every member ought 70 be at his post. ).
Serseants will summon their squads ~ It. desira-
BILE to have full attendance. IS
By order ofthe Gagtain; y
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!: $500 e .ass Gal Psrefsr Smith has been
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- a k.-.l an now In regular receIpl Of
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former Q de-
ishtful fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces Apply Ut the
coke yards corner Of 10th street and Basin bank,
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets south side Canal.
NH s----ts JNO. j. WERTH, AIT
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E. GOLDSMITS,
IL q No 2n5 Broad street

HORSE TUNIC..-FOr fattening and i'm.
Ii proving the condition of Horses In every respect
Certificates innumersble This Tonic Is made and
sold only by DUVAL l. NORTON,
je "a Drug fists 10Th and Main SITS
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VI auu SsHPId Uh 0OOOS which
must be sold within 80 days Being anxious to re-
duce stock much AZ possible by the LIST of Au.
gust wi offer my goods At prices to astoush, and
request call from the ladies' TO satisfy them Of the
correctness of the above. In addition to the cheap
goods enumerated in another advertisements name
here handsome Plsid silks Linen Danask Table
Cloths. Heinstitched Thread Cambrc Hdkfs. Black
Silk Elastic Belts, Enbroideries, Bonnet Ribbons
Psrasols, Fans, Ginghams. Gents half Hose Crayats
Collars, Silk and Cotton Under Shirts; also full az
sortment OF blesched and unbeached Cotton Ct very
low prices v. COHEN
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DUKE FRENCH BRANDY AND PORT
il WINE--For medical purposes for sale at
BATTAILE'S Drug 4 Chemical Store,
lie 25-tf Corner 4th and Broad str
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LAY AND OATS.
II Sa4 bales NORTHERN HAY, cargo of Schr
Martha .;ird, and
1000 bushels OATS, cargo of Schr. Mary
Landing this morning and for sale by
je 25-St* MARK DOWNEY.
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4 NATIONAL GUAMD. AI"rENTlON...
II Assemble for Drill, at Lafayette Hall. on WE'D
nNESDAY EVENING, the S5th inst, at o'clock
W with Arms ard Advertisements.
By order Of the Captain.
10 4-2t W. IL. FOkE tfrdeTly.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-03
The SPeaiKershiP.

The election Of permanent Speaker has not
always been regarded a necessary preliminary to
the organization of Congress. case in point
occurred 10 1885, when MIR. GARLAND, the Clerk,
refused to accept the credentials of the members
from New Jersey when they were presented with
the broad seal of the State attached. Tranghng
and confusion reigued fora number OF DAYS, and the
House was finally organized on a motion that Mr.
Adams of Massachusetts, be considered Speaker
until regular election could be had. The Boston
Courier gives the following accoun: of the natter
'tJohn Q1incy Adams WAS then a member Of the
House of X pres, natives. He remained quietly at
his seat and listened % the pending turmoil with
what patience he could and said nothing. Al last,
however the patience Of the old man was exhausted
and rising hastily from his chair, he poured forth
strain of burning, whitening eoqueuce which reach
ed every mans heart, lie appealed TO the repre-
sentalives present TO say they were prepared To
submit o. such state OF thincs--i they were Will
ing to submit the dictation and control OF a mere
Clerk-a daily supendiary of Congress?
"The OLD min had scarcely taken his seat before
Robert arnwell Rheu OF South Carolina arose. and
moved that John Quincy Adams Of Massachusetts,,
be elected Speaker all a regular Speaker is elected
This motion nearly unanimously adopted, and the
House OF that day was organized and we NAV hope
that come similar movement may be made to day"
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville January g 1853


During the past week business of all kinds in the
commercial community has been dull. In cotton,
grain, -four, and every description of produce, the
demand has fallen off, and there have been no
transactions to guide US 10 making up quotations.
We are also without information from other mar
kets, in consequence of repeated failures of the
msils and the telegraph. See table Price Current.
At the latest dates the New York money market
was tight. The Journal Of Commerce Of the eve
ming of the 26,h ult., SAYS
There is unusual pressure in the money market
both at the banks and note brokers, the rmer be-
ing drawn on largely for the payment Of dividends
snd interest due about these DAYS There is more
demand from merchants than for some time past
the payments for duties, present and prospective,
calling for large sun Of nor ey, and the money
ket is therefore animated than fora month past
Il is natural to suppose that there will be some re.
taxation after the opening of The year, but we
DO not look for immediate return 10 low rates Of
interest, nor do we think such sudden change
desirable. The of peace, il not contradicted
by the next arrival from Europe, will tend to foster
speculation, aud the check of stringent money
market must prove wholesome and desirable.
he demand for money in this market is very
active, caused by the heavy payments maturing on
the first and fourth hut not beyond the ability of
the banks to meet, particularly on short real tran
saction paper. The demand for exchange on ali
points is dull, and tine supply constantly increasing
The Hog MaTkct-SIaushIcr.
The packing season is now drawing to a close
with but moderate receipts Of hogs this week As
regards prices the market has undergone decided
decline, noticed Saturday, with a sale of 500
hogs at % net for cash, and several other small
lots at 8 30 on -four months time The prevailing
price the period last year was 80 net.
The packing at Owsley & Co.'S has closed for the
season, and several others expect to wind up du
ring the present week. The actual number OF hogs
killed and in pen around the falls up TO last evening
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Decisions OF the Supreme Court.
FIFTH CIRCUI LAW.


] p Holt ct ais VS.. DaAid Epy Opinion by
Judge McKioney, sff .ming judgment below.
J. p. Holt ct ss vs. \. Jarngin adm. &c,
Opil ion by same affirming Judgment below.
Sam'l Doak ct ais vs.. Jessee Stagal. Opinion
by Judge Mckinney affirming judgment below.
J. NJ. Stokes ct ais VS.. Wm. p Green Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment and de-
niue 20 pa plea disallowed and remaudcd
Smith q Doak VS.. Joel Shiers Opinion by
Judge CAruthers, affirming Judgment aud remand
ing procedendo &c.
WIN. Summerhill VS.. WIN. S. Hight. Opinion By
same aiirmir judgment below.
Green Clay ct ais VS.. Bank Of Tennessee
Opinion by lme affirming judgment below.
Jos Walker ct ais Bank of Tenn. Opinion
by same affirming judgment below.
Z. b. Drake Il ais VS. Bank OF Tenn. Opinion
by came affirming judgment below.
J. T. Dsmerst ct ale vs. w Jackson, Clerk,
&c, opinion by Judge Caruihers, affirming judg
ment.
Thos. S. Smith vs. H. D. Lester, Admir-, &c, opin.
ion by Jadge Caruthers, affirming Judgment below.
Wm. b. Raulston ct ais W. II. 4 Il Douglas &
Co, opinion by Judge Caruthers, affirming jadg
meat below.
J. Walker ct als vs. T. & Neal, opiaion by
Judge Caruthers affirming judgment below.
Willis Cannon + Cannon, opinion by Judge
Carulhers reversing decree and dismissng petition
9TH CIRCUIT LAW.
J. Tree, E1'r, Sc, vs. W J Barbee, opinion
by Judge Ctrathers, reversing Judgment aud re-
handing cause
Cobb. - el,h & Co. vs. l. II. Johnson, opinion
BY Judge CAr0thers, affirming Judgment below.
J. C. Gordon Ststr, opinion by Judge Caruth.
ers, rendering Judgment here for whole costs.
Am CiRcUIT Law.
Daniel Smith " Davis & Rbea, opinio BY Judge
Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHIEGToS, Jan. 2.-The U. S. Treasurer's
statement reports on the goth that there are %.
1853, 700 in the Treasury subject to draft.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Stering exchange s1ast.
Flour firm, s. A for State; IS SO for good Ohio;
50 rs for Southern; Mess Pork declined, SIT; Lard
l2c; Whisky S5i.
SAVANNAH Jan. 1.-The Hon. ]. n. Prenon died
tbi morning after an Illness of IL days. BE
was appointed Attorney General Of the United
States by Gen. Jackson in 1929.
CHARLESTON, JAN l-Sales of Cotton IA, 600
bales to day. Market depressed and prices favor
buyers.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Senate not in session.
HoUsE.-After usual business, Mr. Giddings NOV
ed for the correction OF the Journal, which stated
that the Presidents message received by the
House. He denied it and said the message was an
nounced 10 the House and delivered to the clerk
by the Presidents private Secretary without per-
mission. The proposition was tabled by sc MAORI
~
PITTsBURG. Jan. 2.-Riyer feet inches water
aud falling
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2.-FIour, extra sold 81 IS,
super6ne 81 %; Hogs dull and lower, sales yes
terday at S. Sc, and to-day s. %. River full Of
ice
LOUISVILLE, Jan. e.-Seven feet water and river
full of ice.
PIrTsBUKs, Jan. 2.--The dwelling house of John
Kregon at Temperanccville near Pittsburg was de
stroyed by FIRE last night with all the contents
two children burnt to death.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-03

EN- CONSUMPTION sPrrISe BLooD.-see the
WEAzzS certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Fredercs
burg, Va, and late of the City Hotel Richmond, Va.
Dr. john Mnge Of the city Of Rchmond though regular
physician and Of opposed to what he called quack
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey. wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
of the quack medicines ard the verge Of des
pair well the grave, when he tried Csrters 81 ansh
Mixture.
refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
Gee Advertisement. ----
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The number Of hogs killed and IN pen up TO last
evening 26l ,O32, against 25s, 607 at the same
period last season This shows a small excess this
year the last, including the estimated packing
az New Albany. The packing at that point last
year at tins period was 1880. aud the present
number may exceed our report
The packing nv Mscklin, at Frankfort, has about
closed, with 10 500 hogs killed. and the packing at
Oregon is expected not 10 exceed 4 200, which is
equal to last year.-Lou Corr, 3lst ult.
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TICKET FOR COUNTY OFFICES.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1856

W- We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our readers to the sale of rich Oh Paint
ings, advertised by benjamin F. Shields st auc-
ton, on the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock. Persons
wishing something rare in the Fine Arts would
do well to attend
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Law Reform speech Of VIZ. Fletcher

tn - H@N1 u N "f'NN'IA ON VIZ n atNHHNHs
Several members of the Legislature having
applied 20 US for extra copies Of Mr.. FLETcnER's
speech on the Law Reform bill, for distribution
to pu5lish it in pamphlet form. If other men,
bers desire copies for distribution, they can
leave orders with our Reporter ia the House
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SALE OF CARPETs.-Don't forget TRABUE &
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give houee-keepers favorable opportunity to
redress their parlor aoors cheap.