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Southern Photographic Temple of Fine

We call attention to the advertisement of land
and stock for sale Also the circular of J. A Ans
LEY & Co. of Augusta. Ga.
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MURDERs.-The Chattanooga Gazette learns that a
difficulty occurred between couple Of Irishmen,
about one mile from Lookout Station, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad the the Sth inst,
and that one Of them was shot and instantly killed.
The McNiinnviie N,yr Era of the Sth says 4
report reached here a day since that DR.. SoOTT,
most estimable citizen Of this county was found
murdered near Greeneville Ala. The Doctor left
home some time since with a drove of mules for the
Southern market 1t is supposed that he had con
siderable money in his possession the time of his
murder. The circumstances connected with the re-
port leave scarcely hope but that he has met with
a foul and untimey death. His brother left on last
Tuesday for Grecnevillc'
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHTP.

TTVHE partnership hitherto existing between Haas JOINS
this day dissolved by mutual consent The
against the firm will be settled By Hagan TeanoE, and hos
Indebted the arm requested to make payment % them
AaV98 4. W, JOHNSON.
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Election Of U. $. senator.

FRlNKFORT, Dec. l2--John G. Breckenridge was
elected United States Senator to-day by 20 majority
on joint ballot
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SANFOED'S MEATER.!!I

HAVE Of these Heaters Furnaces for warm nR
with pure air and ventlatng Private Public Rooms,
Dwell Halls, Churches Stores &C., or without Re
gistes They the powerful Heaters
knOwn-ODe large heater warming rooms
using about same quality OF coal that ordinary
would require.
have them put up and in successful operation in several
Churches Stores the city will hat they
l represent them.
Pamphlets giving full description names OF parties
have then in sent by mail.
] W WILSON,
dec3-dtfkw2t II COLLEGE street
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SOUTHERN RhOtogFSphlc AemPle Oh Eine
Arts
Corner of Deaderick street and Public Square over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colored Photograph which are warranted not to
fade, call at the Southern Photographic Temple of
Fine Arts corner of Deaderck street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery and being permanent institution of
this city you VIII be of not being humbugged,
as you certainly viii be by those noisy and peddling
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custO
mer or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguerreOtype. Call and speci-
mems. CHAS. c. GIERS.
dec5-tf
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TIE EASTMAN FUND.-Messrs. btaorS We take
pleasure in acknowledging Five Dollars from an I'M
known lady friend for the above fund. T. a
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gETE have just received, direct from New Orleans 81 bids
w Of strictly choice sugar decledy in
ket This lot OF Sugar has been reackedhe hogshesd
ull, and in most excellent shipping order
MIzELL HOOPER & CO.,
Mo- q Q treat
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Or. McCIintOck's PICTORIAL syrup, standing
the profession Dr. NcCliaock has given
world under guaranty OF his high repu
tAon, of certain, immediate and permanent ree in
and lungs which other
dies. Price 81. soldby 10 G. BROWN,
EoU97-d&WIm Nashville.
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specie.
...par | siIveI
Rreadstuffs and Provisions.

Land Warrants.
30 Acres per 9Oc 100 Aeges, per
so ;. ........ SIC 100 :" ga - ........... 8
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A little son of PlrnrcE McGrIRE, of Chattanooga
was burned to death by his clothes accidentally
taking irs on he G, ening Of the 9TH inst,
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N0 CaUIiOm---The article of
%AS~-zs4ls Whisky we'll known "Daly'S Arc
matte Valley Whke has established reputation universal
renders difficult the manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This the result of pe-vering energy in its intro
ducton sustained determination adopted st the outset and
departed from, that Its original purity snd
unrivaed excellence should continue to the end
The fate attendant upon all such successful efforts
overaken the manufacturer 1t initiated INSCRIPTIONS
mpOors and inferior and spurious article pamed OF
the community the great dement of the public well
injury to the manufacturer both in emoument and well earned
repue Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label and by peculiar Shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights and earnestly desire such information from
those ~Lo it, by having been vctmiZed otherwise
enable protect the public and myself by
ton the Of the Law. The genuine Dsly Arc
matte Valley Whisky" put up IL bottles each, with
light yellow Label sealed with yellow With the
pretor stamp the and fac smile signature Of the
pretOr label. All other articles limitations.
Consumers depend getting pure article when
they the Valley Whskey is sold by the bottle and in
only WIN. II. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
n lzGa ,.saAor
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4Fga gastT River News. 8Ila
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2,-The river is falling with II
feet water on the falls
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LOUISVILLE, Dec 12.-Daughter's College at IIar
risOurg, Ky, was destroyed by fire Saturday night.
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THREE YEARS OLD WHISkIEs.
aMJ1h in RoHFDa2 and Rye WHISKY,
" yaa e ed WHISKY Two years ago. pu<e and vsrl
anA eae4l kkkkxkfT aAtfR
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MurfreesbOro Military Academy.
Captain VIM J. DAVIS, pu;o;.,-
Lieutenant W. NJ. DWIGHT, rlnclPAS'

Captain VIM. J. DAVIS, D::I
Lieutenant W. NJ. DWIGHT, ( iPhS'
FENHIS Institution has heretofore conducted
demic Building, opposite the SOue Female College In.
creased application from various in Tennessee and 9th
has rendered
oommodaOn Of the Students and for the thorough
fOrcement Of the This plan that Of the State Military
Academies Of South Carolina and
rigid military discipline complet. "erary and
scientific Of studies The Principals thus enabled
CONTROL at all hours the Students,
almost total secusiOn thOd, regularity and punctLay
ensured in the Recitation and elsewhere While
ton the advantages Of other Of education,
thorough knoEge OF the different schools of Military Tact
derived both from the text and the d-Wheh last
the requ ements Of physical training and exercise
to the students.
GYMNASIUM will be connected with the Academy md the
personal attention of the Principals will proper
in its respective departments.
Their Lotions thirteen quarter
medaely ho ut the corporation, in heahfu and eligible
caty Their Barracks VIII in short time be ready occupa
ton. Application must lie made at an early date.
Terms per care (S2O0) two hundred dollars, in.
elusive Of Tuition, Board Lights and Fuel, payable in
four insa ailments, viz: February May It September
Dece nber LIST, OF each year.
For further information apply the Principals MurreeborO
Tenn. WA J. DAVIS. , \, =, ,
VIZ. DWIGHT, E. NJ. M. A.
REFER ENCES:
Gen. JANIS JONES' Columbia, South Carolina,
Gov. GsT, Uni do do
Gen. DAVID }. JANrsoN, Orangeburg, South CasolDG,
tx Gov. J. II. MEANS Buckhead, de de
Col. J. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington District, g. @.
Gen G. Dunnovant, Adjutant and Inspector General
Ninety Six, outh Carolina
The Ocers Professors the Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia South
nov6-dlaw-twtf.
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal, Memphis Epouirer,
Knoxville Wing, Louisville journal, insert week.
daily and in every Issue Of rweeky, until further notice
Forward account TO Principals when due.
SpndD anPFcO all uenE
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60 md s,earn poa, News.

! = TRsparted BY II. II HARRIseN, Steamboat Agent ~
Our river is now slightly on the decline. The
present rise was within seven feet Of high water
mark Within the last twenty -four hours there has
arrived quite a fleet of coal boats The present
wharf Accommodations are quite limited for the
transactions Of business the usual space being prin-
cipally submerged in water
BOATS EXPECTED. -
Mnnetonka, from PSdueah;
Poland and Lightfoot from Cincinnati;
James johnson, from New Orleans;
Freessone from Pittsburg; -
J. G. Cline, from Memphis
ARRIVED. ffa ssnE ~
John A Fisher, from Paducah; ~
Northern Light and Twitchell, from n. 0.
Lebanon, from Cincinnati; s
John Gault, from Louisville. q
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher, for Paducah;
Scotland, for New Orleans; 81 90
John Gault, for Louisville. 5 d
STEAMER SuNx.-The Rochester sunk near Madison,
a. bound for Cincinnati with cargo principally of
flour. Boat and cargo nearly total loss. '4
Dispatches received last evening report the sink
ing Of the Aunt Lefty. Baltimore and Canada. a7
The UrrER MISSISSIPPI advices represent it
as full of heavy floating ice, with navigation sus
pended between Cairo AMI ST. Louis.
Freights still continue scarce and at our last quo
tations
EASTERN FI,ErdHrs by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
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steamers Reported suns, &C.

StoNllACFs
ST. Louis, Dec 12.-The steamer Aunt Lefty bound
to keokukis reported TO bes yak at Cape Angris also
that the steamers Canada and Baltimore are sunk
or seriously damaged by ice near Alton,
The Steamer Atlantic has Arrived.
NEW YORK. Dec I2-The Atlantic has arrived
with California dates of the 10Th and 81 SEQ 0OO
specie. General Scott is among her passengers.
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J Fever and Ague.


rom which mankind suffer over a large part 81 TIE
globe, Is the consequence Of diseased action in he
SYSTEM induced BY the poisonous niasB, Of vegetable
decay. This exhalaton IS evolved hy te acrOn solar
heat wet SOIL and rises with the watery vapor nom
It. While the sun is below the horizon this yapor
fingers the eaths surface and the virus Is taken
With it through the lungs into the blood Thsre acts
as an irritating poison the internal Yiscera and
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails seeete not only this virus. but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the be accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
Disorder. The spiaen the kidneys. and the stomach
snpathize with the liver and become dis0rdered also.
riny, she instinct OF our organism II in attempt
e expe the noxiOus Infusion, concentrates the whole
ed & the body in the internal excretories force
$50 70 as e out The blood leaves the surface, and
Ls. ~ s1e sena organs with congestive violence.
ms = me CAILL hgt IN this effort Il fails Then the
EHtsh loo"s IN winch the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface as Il in apohr effort
70 exPei the irritating poison through thai cher Great
excretory-the skin In this also it fails and ne ss
TEN aoandons the attempt exhausted. waiting for the
recovery OF strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
oay. these are the hts % LarOxysms Of FEvER AND
AGCE Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course I'M
dermine the health if it is not removed.
Va have labOrei % find and have found an autidose
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See FIRST and Fourth Page.

rr...fr.r LIST OF CONTENTS:
sole FIRST PAGE-Speech of Hon. A. J. VAUGHAN, of
Monroe county the Bayless Resolutions Supreme
Conrt decision . -.
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n%@ Complaining 1--WE have
SAS heard repeatedly during the last few days, per
sons complaining weakness and debility. We would say
all su-h, get of As-eGa's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier 1t beyond all doubt the only remedy that
will and strengthen the Tyse Thu immense demand
for it from parts Of the United States proof enough of
beneficial We know By experience that it delicious
remedy Call and try See the advertisement in
other column. nov27-d&wlm
Bank of West Tennessee, at
SSSI-aS-S MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bauk will be
redeemed Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. dv
HAVE in store full Of LpPincOtt Bars oel.
GRATED Fire Proof Safes all size, which will be
At msnufac urer6 pIeeI s, N. ROLLINGSW0RTH,
eetll Ne,6 Market street..
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To interruRt n Disease i.
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
iA-zInn snI-p -.-.I...,-.
nov27-d&Klm

Dr. M'ClintOck'S Cold and Cough Mix
TURE is acOmbinaton Of natures vegetable
irritation and durace Of the breathing apparatus which pro
duce coils coughs hO=rseness and in
short time vestige of Inflammation lungs
and throat and the free respiration perfect
Price p CENTS Sold by 10. g. BROWN.
noy27-d&wlm Nashville.
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Corn and Wheat.
pay the highest price for Corn and Wheat
Il lyered Al ths City Mills s.N, HOLLINGswORTH,
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UNRULED PAPER.

ETTbR Car Folded Note, Flat Cap Folio Post, Demi an
Medium Bill Head PAPer-arge stock great variety Jus
received by =. HAGAN,
A CoV Street.
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A. G.. 81 A. 3. BEECH
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
8 I L x 8 ,

Two Fiounce Double Skirts Paid and Striped handsome
Silks Chntz figures plain Black Silk Black Bayadsr and
Black Silks fine Printed DeLaiuessnd Deane Robes
DeBGga Of Popns grey plaid, plain
French erinos Mernos great trey II Valenas
Our stock Of HOSIERY, both COTTON WOOL, is very
arge AMI desirable; our stock of Gentement d Ladies'
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Chattanooga Gazette
learns from a gentleman who the cars
at the time that the croSs-tes gave way on the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, about one
mile east Of Strawberry Plains, the Sth instant,
and that the train tumbed off the embankment to
the ground-a distance of thirty forty feet.
There were sixty or seventy passengers on board,
and there were only about half dozen who es-
capped uninjured When he lett no one had died, and
he thought it probable that all might recover Some
escaped with but slight bruises. while others had
limbs broken, and some were badly burned by the
stoves. One old gentleman from New York city,
was seriously injured. If should die OF the
wounds received this terrible affair has ended bet
ter than such accidents generally do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

DIR. m,CIInIOclss Asthma Remcdy--Within
after commencing with this medicine, the Ashmauc suffer
speak without wheezins, breathe without dis
tress, and lie down whsut Of sufocaon; and me
amendment will till perec. restoration is effected 1t re-
lsvs whOOpug cough Of its symptoms and curtAils the
period Of the disesJs. Price so cents. soldby
no. q d&wIm 20 G. BROWN Nashville
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NOTICE
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
ALE XAND Err q FOOT
COMMISSEON MERCHANTS,

For Inc onIe OF IObnCcO una Fr0UuC8
Generality
FENHEY give prompt attention the sale Of Tobacco Whea
Flour and Bacon and make liberal cash advances IL
when required Remittances made by sight drafts
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Christmas Christmas!
URnBE UaERE

II you want 70 dad the bert assortment IN he city, Of e
Fancy Articles Rarlor OnAents, Rockia- Horss Willow
fsre Pianos, SHEET Music, and Musical In truaents-
Go % LOCKS Music and Fancy Church Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

These FHs should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sure TO
bring Miscarriage, bat at any other they are safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Lmbs Fatigue slight e1eron Paptation the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites, Pills effect cure when
all Othe hsve failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain IRON calome sntmOny, thing hurtfu
the constitution.
Full direc ions in the pamphlet package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
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The Louisville Courier Of Saturday market "Flour
with upward tendncy, sales of superne icing
S. So while extra is quoted at 1915 to 90 co."
The Journal says: Wheat very scarce, and tie meru
have red quote prime red
81 o. and white Small and
a.
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ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR Mlsones of all sizes hand and ma lie to orde Smut
Mills, Mill spindles, Mill Gearling, Boiling Cloth of al
Dutch anchor brand betting hosting and regulating
wiTe picks and plaster Paris and mpos from
the manufacturers which enables to sell best articles at low
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding The
theory and practice Of milling operations Mers and Mill
Srghts will find to their interest to examine st OK and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by warented
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications promptly attenden TO-
P. NJ. RYAN,
Ger College aad Broad sts Nashville, Tenn.
mills dat william.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

~ The Coat 7ruds-rhc Allegheny and
Monongahela rivers, says the Pittsburgh Journal,
are both in splendid state of navigation, ard
exhibit a novel feature at this time of the year.
In the middle of February, generally the coolest
days of winter prevail; yet this season, it now
presents an atmosphere of almost spring warmth
accompanied with heavy and. inaccessant rains.
The rivers are literally free from ice, also. The
'old fogy" Monongahela has, this time, beat its
impetuous neighbor, the Allegheny, and leads
it in advance very few feet. Crowds of coal
boatmen were waiting on the levce for their
fleets of "black diamonds" now being let
through the locks. A heavy shipment will un-
doubtedly leave on this rise, to cheer the hearts
and hearths of southern cities. The Coal Trade
OF Pittsburg II now amounts to millions, annual
~, bene6tting directly and indirectly all, yet it
is yet Units infancy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21
~ The Rains have brought the river up to

~ Iae Rains have brought the river up to
a tremendous height The rising current has
become decidedly angry and lashcs and froths
as we have not seen it for long time. The
rain poured down necessarily during the whole
of Saturday, and the streets ran floods of water.
The rain commenced in drizzlc, and like the
fellow who was driven away from Noah's Ark,
we thought at first that there 'wasn't going to
be much of shower" but we are now afraid
that we shall be as badly deceived as was the
sangfroid chap alluded to, and that miniature
d,!uye is coming down on the "sad wicked
world"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

OCCASION, writing to Forney's Press from
Washington, says:
Mr.. Buchanan does read The Press know
it. lie may have stopped his own copy, but he
manages to take on the sly, or borrow some
bodys. Pioneers letter touched him-drove the
knife to the quicll-and he urges that he has
not been ungratefu. Charges of ingratitude
against him are the Banquos ghust (his own
favorte quotation) that rises to fright the tenn
per of his soul.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

Should an extra session of Congress take
place, it is stated that it will be called for June
and special elections would have to be held IN
all the Southern States but those which have
already held electons-Fl Florida, Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, and South Carolina and Virginia, which
elect in May. The Presidents proclamation
would have to go ont to California and Oregon
by the 9th of March, or those States will he
unrepresentcd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

NIscENEFs, IA, June y, Is5j-
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you htOut 10 manufacture
yend your recently discovered Heir hssieTave VIII
hom Il may concern, n stl lave Cst tt
aud others ithat have, for seVsial ears,
been in using otrI Hair BSsCrstItss AID that
find yours vastly superior any other lLoV- ~
tiTey ceausrs the head Of dhUdrug id with eft mtrtls
proper any peisoEis hair to Ale original
youthful color ard texture gitits Il htsit3 scr ara
glossy appearance; al this without dteooTiTE q
han- al apply IT, which ltdrCIs. IRcud,
r-gor SIS desTous Of Law
ing a color ans t-Sturr Il tleir hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o.. WOOD 4 CO., Proprlstars, SIC IEcstssy, n !.
lin the great n Y Mre Railing FstatsLHSLti aLd ia
Market street, - Louis, No.
dec5-d,t-WSW-Iy-ES. oet26-Sin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

eBS Singular accident. the train of cars
from Washington on Saturday, over the Hemp
field railroad, was passing through deep cut
east of this city, large rock fell down upon
the mail car, forced passage through the roof
and created little excitement within. FOr;u-
nately no one was in the car and no material
damage was done. The heavy and protracted
rains have given, and viii continue to give,iall
the railroads much trouble by causing the land
along the lines to slide in upon the tracks, thus
obstructng trains aud causing d,lays and acct.
dents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

Tina Committee on Military Affairs, in the
House of Representatives, has reported in favor
of postponing all further consideration Of the
subject of establishing National Foundry,
until the next session of Congress. TIE whole
matter then, goes over, to take it's chances,
when money shall be more plenty, and cOmpeti-
tors for the location less plenty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

W- Tie hopes of ice dealers appear to be in
danger of blasting. Some of them have already
collected considerable, and stored it away, but
a majority of the heavy dealers have been count
ing upon the state of the weather which we
have not yet experienced, and which, we think,
not likely to come. They have now taken to
catching the best they can secure under the cir
cumstances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

~ Filthy Condition Of our Streets-snce
time immemorial in theIannaIs ofour city, never
have our streets been in such disgracefully
filthy condition as at the present time. The
cutters are blocked with dirt and soft ice, which
could be easily removed. and the crossings are
full of deep puddles, and traps for the breakuge
or injury of limbs, and the surface of the streets
is filled with mud and mire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

sW- Stared into Santty.-The Jail at Cambridge,
Ohio, on the Central Ohio Railroad, caught fire
the other day. The alarm so effectually fright
ened Mr.. Hugh Gibson, an insane person con-
Gned in one of the cells, that he recovered the
full use of all his faculties, and is now at large.