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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
NASHVILLE.
u,HE NEXT SESSION college will open Monday Sep
Iember is full and every facility h
afforded 10 students branches and modern
Languages preparatory school attached embracing course Of
Two wears system adopted enecual means
OF pesery good econsmy regular habits and active bod
The last session of The University with s93 mstrculan
The Military College closed first In Nashville with l54 ma
To b II. JOHNSON,
Nashville Tenn, July, 1855. Superintendent
July 3l-3awlmdkcps
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THE College OF st. Jnrnes, Msry1and-Embracng the
collegiate commercial and preparatory departments has one
first Of October the hrst OF August
charge p, year. board tuition, se, two hundred and
h1y dollars No fee.
Students admitted part Of the application 10
JOHN n. KERFOOT, Rector, &c.
July l-lavam College 81 James, p o. Maryland.
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Episcopal High school OF Virginia

~ hO"Gd On hs HeEhI, tArss aiis, eC gcsariria
Rev. JonN ?. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE next session viii Wednesday, Sop
tember.
Terms s2S for board tuition in The regular &C. Modern
languages, music, and drawing eEtTa charges
References The Bishops
Or Johns, nf Bamot Rev. Mr. Cummins Washington ana
Rev Mr.. Seymour, Of Frederick rily, Maryland.
Circulars containing the study government
SEM 20 those who request them.
Direct % Rev JohS Mcclure Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia.
HowkRp, July n, 1855.
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OsT wARRANT.-Nouce hereby siven that land warrant
l2sh November i55, James Caldw ei for
Aes the undersigned which has never come 70
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Medical College OF Georgia.

AususTk, July, 1885,
THE twenty anh course of .ciures IN this institution
Il The hrs Monday November
TIcULTT.
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THE kentucky Military Institute, directed by a
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sSsbR~ss and BUGGY
Ne Horse and argg 81 tor stls We iow.
de- dtt JACOB "a. FL,lhlDGE
K.aakkfe .S1lgice.


N1TlCE - hrr@ay gtsen that Adrian II Daven-
~ aeri iien 7 Mail y Francis h. Bennett,
nooert u kigess, J.mcs Gamble Robe II P.pe,
Tia3thy Seat W. n Fdvmp on, Nm Marshall,
IL. Nm inslee, Horac. Anthony ard J. =. Rznor
Aagc INCORPORATED tbeHt4tses IN arsUfdn hcs with
tho pro, aion. al ii- ecae Is@a, saaer the tfss
NoAFASY taEG aaK, a'atth.ir article efincor
pra 5on ii, tle Recorder onse Ia seott GonEts ia
4atd Stale ~ Tue rtitsspal place OF trans.
telisg the sastnessEtt ,ue ecnrans IL as plncetoE
81 4alo toaRfs BHe state
re gri.s's natEr, o. Inc tustBess To betrHnsac,
stbt ss,d ouFsny Is thss of NJ rins Fire an In
taad AastkSAoH siraEees 80 oe conducted on the
,1stGst lasn- in, per++a appisbst,r Insurance.
NAV fat d rg d ~, tuH IL adettiaG 10 premium
5ob @sr as'a ssin 10 re"f.S! to &c 1red by IN.
ConpaHy 10 ta}i igS such itst1u .iustead ~ y
prsniGin u0tt AhpF gtipm uoie.sf iMbi. 70 as
,ss'mNn tf5 Ill es-.s ltd eapot ses OF The Cpmpa-
Hy whether lbe s{Hlu rtse odt Of iosses cspeus-
growing oht ~ a cast or pfe,niun note iasu
anc st@ he pas abis - patio tbs who e; a,
any time sbeH lie Company shall "a qnire the
rlau pas reuui al i0s.ss an sue ntal pur
poses sha DO atcessars for tr4Hsaeiing ne bn.i
aess 81 the Con panS and Tor tho redemption ard
.sayInyni OF Judgements Obtained against the tom-
PaDs .aadph notes, oils OF bonus issoed BY the
Company
Ths Cooperation will commence bu .iaess on the
ilh liz! OF Dvc-,ibsr, 1856, and will continue for
tw-Uty years tbefssfsr.
rhe Gapi,sl stock OF the Company to consi., Of
premium Notes and cash Premium received. and
such other capita as .y col seBt OF The Bard Of vi.
r.-etot. shall have beer addsd and shall not exec
rSo Millions OF DollsIs, but The cOmpan, uiH
commence tssuiug p.liet with capital OF Ter
rhoa.and Dollars. e
The al. irs OF the Com pany cha be conducted BY
Board OF Directors, twelve 10 number, 10 be elect
q b. tho members and stock h"idsrs; the Arst cleo
tion be holden On the nsst Monday In Decstnbe r,
I-S@, aud periodically the day once In every
years, Tor he choice OF The CHASE OF Drectore
Of once 10 then sbeut 10 expire; bat he
lucorporatr0s- above named constitute tn drst
s;oatd directors, and may hold their u61ces o.
j,iIcss T"ree Tor tSo ears, three for shree Re-
tafeA ft faar scars ana three Tor I've years frrn
thr 81 day Of January, lsT, ana mil theii an,
eessoFs shall be- etostn. Ito bifes,ors - b. cho
saso sversi "l*etiohs sisi iea.h ~ pectiveis
ASli ihriI ofiges for Two y-s's.
The hgnesI smount Of ibd~ofednessio which the
eompsny will 81 al, time subject itself 10 any
taoa sand dollars.
Ths private property of the members, sockhoId.
srs, eir-etott aud eoFpoistVrs Of tie Gem I,shy.
VII eh is Incl dsd fn tns Is shall be ts
so ior ths corporate a. Dis boy he which
Dai DC due from eseh person respectively.
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Lat est " Q W q.
Tbs osuthssn Commercial convsp ton Iayoy.
tast Debate On The Revival Of tina slave Trads:
n. ,akn

Tbs Southern Commercial convsp tisns- Inpoy.
tast Debate On he Revival Of tia slave TraAs:
SAvAKsAH, Dec. 10, 1856
Mr.. Jones, oi Georgia. moved thai The
Convention luke up Dr.. Gouldings rssolu.
ing resolut ms relative to the re- opening
| of the slave trade. IRON the table,
M Spral,, editor Of the Chasleston
Nandsfd, hoped tie motion would prevail.
lie thought tie Question OF slavery the
most appropriate sutj ct that ceuld occupy
the atentiun ot the Convention. H. ad
voeated tiie rene 4 VI The slave trade, and
desired 10 hear he obi etlons ot those who
opposed he consideration vi the subj ct
Ihe Convention should not recngnze the
taht OF Congress 10 impose restrictions
upon the slave .rade--tt should meet the
Question at once.
Mf Hupter,o Virginia. though The Con.
veniion MOI competent I, consider upon the
subject II was great mo ~ question. The
SOUTH sb ufd ponder IN Z btf,re defying
the opinion oil the whole Chrisiian world.
The rec ut message vi the Governor Of
South Caroline had astonshed the whole
south, aud for one, he 9as net prepared tn
indor-e MS views. The subject was one
Involving tremendous Consequences, and
lifiie Tor reelection was Necessary.
MIR. Richardson, of Maryland, said he
waa not prepared 10 advocate commerce IN
slaves. He hoped this IRE brand would not
be considered
Dir Gholsun, Of Virginia, was opposed to
taking the subject up now, unless To discuss
with the world the moral question. II the
South pressed The revival OF the slave trade
II would drive away many now with U.s.
He regarded il as a direct attack upoa the
Uniun.
Dir. Goulding, Of Georgia, made fery
speteh defending the renewal of the slave
irade Slavery wss from Gpd, and he
(G'iu'd ny was ready to defend il IN ali its
bearings. Il conferred equal blessings on
belh races. Was 1t greater CRIME otesr
The husband from his wife, in Vrginie, to
work The cotton e I'D in the South, than 10
purchase negro IN Africa aud christianize
aed ei.iIizc himl Now was the time TO de.
eIee tie question and assert our rights be-
tore the whole world
Messrs. Cooper and Green, Of Va, in.
dorsed Mr.. Goulding's views.
Mr.. Mcleod, Of Texas, pledged his State
70 the EXTREMIST views urged to-day
Mexico falling to pieces BY our side, We
must Introduce there our peculiar instiiu.
ton and cou0teract European intrigue
Negro labor was Necessary TO the develop.
men, Of thar regioa.
The motion te take up wss lost--yeas l6
nays 63-South Carolina, Texas and part OF
Tennessee only vorihg in the affirmative.
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Natural History Of ne Hun IN Temper amsrts

Natural History Of the Hun,n Tempsramerts
We have just received from the press OF
hsssrs. Derby 4 Co, OF Cincinnati, neat
niue volume of 2a6 octave pages, under the
Nae OF the sturai history Of the Human
lsnperaments, by w. Byrd Powell, III. D.,
professor in the Eclectic Medical Institute
Of Cincinnati.
s!'hough the author mas embraced the
Sh'iesuslect. ye. he s,enis mainly TO have
Asored to Indicate and define the combina-
asas q the temperaments, and their Laws
IL reisNon to marriage; ard thus ar he his
attempted 10 do tor ply siolugy VIA, should
nave been achieved long since, On TIL
subject he 10 original, and no doubt he hos
gwen the pubic much valuable matter, IT
We may infer from his reported ability, as
IN able obs rver. an original thinker, and
"'n the long time he has devoted to thrss
sNo Slndred subjects. He endeavors 10
'"o" that the marriaye alliance between
PRISONS whose Constitutions ar incomj at,-
we |" attendtd'wit greater injury 10 pro
se"y han marriage in coasanguinify. Tms
A'' not hiIher.o bcen even imagined, ana
~uch lesS sought to be proven certainty
saa It's laws and conditions defined. II
''o''fates BY ingenious reasoning and ma
~ instances that health in both of the par.
ass 70 . marriage is no guarantee for a
n'stny progeny when the requirements o.
nc parties are incompatible. He gives it
80 DIS conviction, that all the scrcfuIn and
consumption Of oar country is relerabe to
1"vsr'ety Of marriage iacompa,ibiiity, and
hs'to the same canse must be attribute d
seventy ''eve per cen, OF our juvenile mortal
n.y. HIS di. .sovery of the org mic conditions
OF eonsrui,y. mr. what he cats the If,-fosce.
"ooth simple and ia terr sting as guide 70
young people in III, lorn., s!lon Of marriage
.'"anses. This work is so ,'9plouSly illus
vailed by portraits, tina. every 'sder can
;. 'andit' A. there is no berea. '.isei''
70 parents that is more > ,lnful than the n
= ''4' OF their children. il 10 the du.y Of ey.
~ one whe s0a.snplssss marriage to be-
'a''fmsd Of the laws the. govern it.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

!. n.p Houss was the b ggest hing we
!. ..osise along on 'a"asr' yss.e'd'y
!. =, dawn up Main stree 10 .a' '',s |.
= 5, I've yokes Of OK y. On i was .pe
- Daisell, who we are happy
!. nov in big brick only moveabls
veIl rot up earthquake. The 10
= -. are rapidly making way for new
N. old house in IL movs caught the 'e'f-
Ire. where il crosses the street oP.
~. ,hs G.seus o@ce, and snapped down
s.,. Il siso picked up dray in i's
=. .,. and moved /. along. horse and oil icr
~. saance, midss the applause 81 o'g
srosd. -
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Tnr DEEP Snow, OF rather the sno@ driit-'
have been again throwing things out ot or
der on the N. l. II. Railroad. There wa
no train Of cars trom Iowa City from Sa'uF
day till Monday night about II o'etoeR
when . passenger car drawn BY t~o l9eo'
ma.ive. arrived, They lett Iowa City !"
the morning at 8 O'Clock. Cars WIN me
nail arrived yesterday morning. TINS m-'
brourh, Us neither papers nor letters 'ron'
the Capital. and we consequently can give
No legislative neys to-day
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.u..s WAY HousE was being erec'ee
,.a,erd.y on The river, midway DEWEY
~. qrvin Cities. We presume waylafT'
Iii I. .hle 20 get genuine American bra'
"a eva Al this establishment d9s
-, The enterprise of the indlsleusi .
..mmenA.bie--bp, ii 10 not probably alfe g
:, = me ,ish, channel. although II is aifest
2 he ch nnel--oi the river.
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opx Srsrsrs were crowded with seh'-
Giles aud sleighs Of every description yes'eF..
i.y, par,s Of Brady and Second Streets be-
,au 4, ,imes almost blocked up, vide as are
,hese business avenues. The roads ia the
souauy are by no means good yet' owing
Ia heavy snow driits, but the people crow
10 nota outstanding, especially shoss VINO
can command sieds.
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u,rrlso wac called Cor last eveu'ns
.fo. The purpose Of ornhig ap assoe'au'f'
.,d dey,.ing ways and means tor tn fei'
q the poor" Most an excellent oo'ee'
al we hope il will be properly carried out
~, Why no, publish the call IN inc 'ass'f
: veil 4. in the Democratic papers, are
-, III p.,,ies interested in relieving .hf
No., a, does common charity and human
I,y belong exclusively to our Dtmosraue
irisndst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

JusreRs are popular, constructed IN all
manner Of styles, and some Of them esI'
IDENTIFY gotten up ia hurry. The most Ia'
depsnten, looking one bohbing about our
s,reets yesterday, was an ann chair stock
on runners but the best jumper of all was
As affair which jumped down the bank neur
Tie FOO, Of Bssdy. The horse fouadered
bu, the jumper ssmained RICH, aide up vita
care, with driver aboard.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

TGE WEATHER was little mlldef yes.
terday. but not thswing any beneath the
bright sunshine at noon. Very fine sleigh
Ing, and those having wagons on ranner.
ssd qaadrupeds 70 draw them, enjoying
themselves 6aeiy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

IN, Bors are having glorious slms 81
~, AVN the blufTs on the streets. @lu
,h.;, ,leds. but greatly cnd.nsering 'n'
80, :, older ,olks. Yesterday boy stee'
A.. dow n Perry overlook aiemi"'ne' ans
s,,, "a her ss,onishment elevated her u
4. .ir and ryllsI her down bank. ff
,.,,,ely abe had sof, place tor lighting
- ...ed down safely. She looked GROUND
-. hdck.b.t, but luckily for the boy, lhr
snov hid covered 'em.