GEDR0N BITTERS. 18G4. Mill

for the benefit of John Power and Elijah BSi.Gov. II. R. Gamble, Provisional Ex- - sen- Patrick, and their disagreement to Ue ecutive of Missouri, died, at his residence COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. COUJSTIXG-HOrS- E calemjar tor T II E COMMONWEALTH. of Gov DR. JOHN BULL'S ate resolution to pay the salary the in St Louis, on the 30th ultimo. He was in Franklin Circuit Court. ernor in coin. COMPOUND T. N. Lindsey, Trustee of E. W. Morgan, Pl'tiB, 18G4. his tixth-sixt- h year. TUESDAY .FEBRUARY 9,1864. v. OEDERS OF THE DAY. 12. W. Morgan's Creditors. Ac. Defendants. The Senate took up the House bill "to SST'The Portland Press recommends that GEDR0N BITTERS. Petition in Equity. ' j KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE. punish those who invite, harbor or conceal pork be made the standard of value now The Latest and Most Important Dis NOTICE is hereby given that I will hear proof and of claims at my office, in the city of Frankfort, those who make war upon Kentucky that gold has become a myth. A capital of 19th Century. Judiciary rep- covery the from this day until tho 10th DAY OF FEBRU- Jv the substitute offered by the 1864. to 3: 4: si 3. 41 5; B! "! pi IX SENATE resentative of the ready rhindo. MAN'S name is more intimately connect- ARY, Creditors who fail present their 11 committee as a substitute for it. claims within will be bar- ii' I 'm ill;, in, II' 12 13 U 1.) ! NOed with the history of tho Materia Medic the time above specified !l71-tl".- ottered ty me 21 22'23 SIoxday Feb. 8, 1864. The title of the substitute f the United states, or more favorable known red. G. W. CRADDOCK, 24 2 2C 27 :m I 'll . tialnvol-. uml Richmond, Virginia, Examiner is a tmi iw pum..:! v....,- B,The as a pioneer in Medical discovery, than that of Cumminiioner. 31 by Rev. S. of tli committee I 1 5 Prayer John Hays, t r T :a:n. t.' it:. Frankfort, Oct. 23, 1863-t- d. S 3 4' A co 1 Mill2: 3 4, 51 6 trcasohable practices. states that, sixty Union prisoners, escaped tmtv Dim Fl Pi Church. T !i 10 HilJ 7 r 9 10 11 ij 13 Pretbyterian an amenameuno itablo preparation of Sarsaparilla, has long stood 14 !." 10,17 reading of the journal Saturday Mr. ROBINSON offered from the rebel prison, at Danville, oo the 11,15 17 1" li J The of at the head of the various compounds of that rat 21 22 2D M 21 22 23 24.25 2; 27 substitute: adopted. I was with. te night of the 28th January. able drug, ilis Compound 1'ectoral or wild FAMILY DYE COLORS. 26)29; 2f2P33l, adopted in 2! The substitute was then lieuot has become household word throughout M'a 1 3 PRIVILEGED MOTION'. hebry. a Tatented October 13, lC3. Sir! House bill. his Worm Lozenges, in 4j 5i 6 n t Hi the Beautiful was the reply of a venerable man the West and South; and Black, Dark Green, 13 Kj moved vote an amend 14 ir,,16 11 14 15 If. 17 Mr. CLEVELAND that the J. LANDRAM oflered less than a year after their introduction attained 21 --'4; Mr. J. to the question whether he was still in the Blatk for Silk, Light Qrren, i2 82 23 21 between uO aays as wide as of Dark Blue, Magenta, respecting the bill to change the line ment making the act go into ctlect laod of the living: "No but I am almost reputation spread the continent 27,2 2! 30'J! ". 2t 27 29 30 Light Blu$, JHaite, Or-r- i Barren and Monroe counties be reconsidered: its passage : adopted. North America. Eut the crowning glory of nis Ara 1 after there." hrtnek Blue, .Vareon, 3 4 5 6 21 3' 4 5 I',' 7' x ; uy -- v, fe remains to be attained in his latest discovery. motion entered. was then passed yeaa Claret Bremen, Orange, 11 13 14 11 13' The bill u) or combination, for he does not claim to P 12 9' II 12' 14 15 rather Dark Brtwn, Pink, 17 IV 10 .11 2! Hi 17 21 A MESSAGE IT.OM THE U. E. - In l'.i S?Mr. Neggs, speaking of a blind wood- ave been the discoverer of CEDROK, which is Light Brown, Purple, 124 i up "bill to regulate 25 2 '23 24 2.". 2C 27 j Th Senate took the new offered to Snuff Brown, Royal Purple, 1 51 t, Was received by Mr. Todd, Apsistant Clerk, sawyer, says : "While none ever saw him the basis of the bitters the public M'T 2 3i 4 3i' 31 and bin see Vherrg, Salmon, 12 House of the fees of circuit court clerks, the That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of K 9 10' M; r ov, l' 2 3 4! 5 announcing the passage by that Crimean, 11. - IM I'l' !" of county court clerks, thousands have seen him saw." to whom been Scarlet, 7 !l U !2 to increase the fees entral America, its virtues have Dark Drab, Slate, Ho l o; several Senate bills, also that they had passed two years. Armed 01 113 14 15 If, 17 - V) nd the substitute oflered for both of these nown for more than hundred Light Drah, So Ifori ho, a number of bills and resolutions which ,293l31 ri" 21 22 23 24 25 2C, of with it the Indian bids defiance to the most dead Fawn Drab, I ilia Kv the Judiciary committee, the title fiThe War Department ha9 issued a riolft. JON li 2 3 '27 Ti 3i' in House in which they ask most Light Yellow. i originated that fees of circuit ly malaria, and handles, without fear, the Fn Drab, 5' 6 71 fl 9iUi Ds-- 1 2' 3 whichis "a bill to regulate the letter to Governors 12 13 ItijlT the concurrence of the Senate. rcular the of the loyal venomous serpents. It is a belief with them that 14 15 4 5. 6 7 K ! ID court clerks. Before action on !! 2 21 22 23 '24 11 14 15 17 nd county States, informing them that all men enlist while there is breath left in tho body, the Cedron For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods, 1314 Hi ENROLLMENTS. jH 1! 2H 21 22, 24 the bill is potent to cure, no matter what the disease may Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bon .3 ed in Regular Army since September '25 2 27 2- - 21' 30 31 Mr. COOK reported a number of Senate the 3, Chu-dren- LEAVE OF ABSENCE nets, Hats, 1 eathers, Kid Gloves, s' till and House bills correctly enrolled, they 1862, will be credited on the quota of the While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this Clothing, and all kinds of Wax, on motion of Mr. GR0VER, granted he RODMAN & bavin? been signed bv the SPEAKEK of from were xtravajrant pretension, is, nevertheless satis Wearing Apparel. BLACKBUKX. to Mr. WORTIIINGTON, his family being State which they enlisted. A evidence A the House, the SPEAKER of the Senate fied from a thorough examination of the RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ADDI-2I- l st of all men enlisted in as remedy and pre- 3TA SAVING OF 80 PER CENT.ET affixed his siuature to them, and they ck. the regular army relating to its virtues, that a tions to their stock of 1 RECONSIDERATION. ventive for all diseases arising from exposure, ei For 25 cents you can color as many goods as were delivered. to the committee to be pre recruiting officers under their command Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, moved reconsideration ther to changes of weather and climate, or to the would otherwise cost five times that sum. Vari sented to the Governor for his approval and Mr. GOODLOE a from September 3d, 1S62, to January, 1864, miasmatio influences, it stands without a rival, ous shades can be produced tho same dye. That they are selling bill from House from signature. of the vote rejecting the the justly deserves the reputation it has so long process any one can use the VS - iving the names of the men, and, whenever and lhe is simple, and L O n to tolls on school children : mo- FOR CASH. KEPOETS CF COMMITTEES. relation enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. dye with perfect success. Direetious in English, en- - And they will LIN-SE- ion entered. they can, the district in which they were r rench , and German, inside of each package. exchange goods for WOOL. JEANS, SOCKS, The unfinished report of the committee And Senate took a recess until t sted, has been forwarded to aeveral r or lurther information in Dyeing, and. giving ic, Ac. then the State Nov. 13, 18f5.t-4- on Revised Statutes bein;r a bill to amend perfect knowledge what colors are best adapted o'clock. capitals Hereafter reports of of acts more charter G, of Revised Statutes, title "Bastar and its attendant train symptoms, it to dye over others, (with many' valuable recipes,) men enlisted will be forwarded to State au. like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing urchase HoweJc Stevens on Dyeing and dy" was taken up, ordered to be printed can Treatise HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. in tho whole range of Materia Medina, that Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt of price 10 and placed in the rders of the day. thorities, such reports to commence from for a moment bear acomparison with it in this dis- Mr. FISK Revised Statutes A bill to cents. Manufactured by 8, 1SG4 January 1, 1864. ease. HOWE Jt STEVENS, sale patent medicines, in Monday, Feb. wonderful regulate the of A full account of this plant maybe 260 Broadway, Huston. Rev. S. L. of U. this Commonwealth. Praver by the Robertson, found in tho 11th edition of the S. Dispensa- For sale bv druggists and dealers generally. M. E. aT"The rebel news from Texas is that tory, pages 1337 and 1333. 1363-wl- Some discussion ensued upon this bill. the Church. Nov. 25, y. FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CA3ES. Mr. FISK moved that it be referred' to a The reading of the journal of Saturday was the Indians, armed and equipped by the A series of experiments in which Dr. .Bull has been for years engaged, has just been brought to introduced into this community by of Messrs. DUNCAN, ispensed with. T V select committee J Federals, had made a raid into Cook a successful termination, and he is now enabled myself about 1317, and a large number ot D. LAN DRUM, CHILES, and GARDNER: NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE. calls attended with entire satisfaction, to con- A PETITION county, in wnieu twelve or niteen persons to offer to the public a combination of Cedron with all carried. cerned, until 1357, when I discontinued the trade. ther approved tonics, the whole preserved in the Since Was presented by Mr. BAILEY, and appro- were killed. Also, that $15,000,000 of Con best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, that time Mr. A. O. Camru;ick has had the SPECIAL ORDETl FOU 10 O'CLOCK. WE would respectfully announce to citizens traae priately referred. federate money, which hich he is confident has no equal the world. the almost exclusively, and recentl v cxirein had run the block in wo re- a strong The Senate took up the bill in relation to He might furiish a volume of certificates, bnt of Frankfort and vicinity, that have just determination to retl fr.m t, i.',,.;,.,, STANDING COMMITTEES. ade from Northern nd T Board of Internal Improvement: placed eome port, and was in tho long since to such ceived and opened, on the Corner of Haiti and offerinsr verv rea.onari1 in.lnmcntj iv:i" the public hare learned estimate ie iu the orders of the day. Mr. CHANDLER Internal Improvement transitu to Texas, had been attached by the things at their true value. The safest plan is, for Llair Street, (Geti s old stand) a complete Oraham and myself purch.i-.e- hia entire .totk Senate bill, an act to amend the charter every one to test for himself the vitues of a new ssortment of in hand, which, together with a fin n4.rtmont SECOND SPECIAL OF.DER. English house of Mil man & Co., at Mata the Louisville and Nashville railroad medicine. Give tho STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, of CASES AND CASKETS, received fiacre, ths A joint resolution offered by Mr. CLEV' moras. The weather about the first of Jan- purchase trom him, makes our present company: passed. C E I) It O N WHITE GOODS, mpply ELAND to appoint a committee to purchase BITTERS very ample. Same lo amend the charter of the uary was the coldest ever known. The one trial, and you will never us6 any others. LINENS, life-fize- portrait of Henry Clay, to be a Springfield, and Maxville, and Willisburg" rebel troops are certain they can whip the It is not necessary to publish a long list of dis EMBROIDERIES, placed in the Senate Chamber, was taken GLOVES, ' turnpike company: passed. I eases for which the Codron Bitters are a specific. Yanks" two to one Ao. up as a special oruer. Same Senate bill, benefit of the Huston- - In all dissasea of the STOMACH, BOWELS, HOSIERY, Appoints J. J. LANDRAM, WILLIAM ville and Bradlordsville turnpike company: LIVER, OR KIDNEYS ; The attention of the Ladies is particularly call Sk-T- In all affections of the BRAIN, DEPENDING U. GRAINGER and J. K. GOODLOE, and passed. he Richmond, Virginia, Examiner, ed to eur stock of 1 UPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH not exceeding ,000 to pay - DRESS GOODS, We appropriates Same Senate bill, to amend the charter of the 30th, sives rebel advices from Jack- OR BOWELS; have also concluded to manufacture and I CLOAKS, keep for the portrait. of Louisville and Frankfort, Lexington and on, Mississippi, reporting the Federal army In GOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL constantlv on hand a full assortment ol ROBINSON and SHAWLS, Ae., Ac. WOODEN COFFINS, of every size, price, and The names ol Messrs. Frankfort Railroad company: passed. GIA ; force along the Big Black. Sherman Gentlemen will find a complete assortment of quality. BR1STOW were added to the committee. same .Senate bill, to regulate the man And in FEVER AND AGUE : moved and staff with three or four regiments, are is remedies. CLOTHS, We are also prepared to offer special induce Mr. ALEXANDER to 6triEe out agement of the Madison Fork, of the Wild it destined t supersedo all other It ments to only cures CASIMERES, undertakers in or out of the city, either $1,0 JO as the limit of cost of the portrait erness road: passed. reported to have passed the Yazoo river at not these diseases, but it fbevkxts for Cases, Caskets, turnpike them. AND FURNISHING GOODS. Wooden Coffins, and every adopted. Coffins in- Mr. RAPIER same committee Senate Mechanicsburg, where they met the 2d Tex A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour description of trimmings, all of which we - The other point of the resolution wai Our goods having been purchased for eah ex- - end to keep and offer on bill, benefit of the Paris and Townsend as regiment, which fell back. Heavy de before each meal, will obviate the ill effects of reasonable terms. amended bv some verbal alterations. liuivelu, of the largest Importers East, we are Individuals or families can feci that all turnpike company: passed. the most unhealthy climate, and screen the per- - aured being enabled to sell them at Cincinnati and Louis- orders to us, will be care- The resolutions as amended was then rnonstratioas are made toward Pon son taking it against disease undor the most try- entrusted promptly and Same Senate bill, to amend an act to in ille retail prices for cash only, and we pledge our-- fully attended to. Apply to adopted by yeas 23 ; nays 1. ehatoula; the Federals paid to number 10, ing exposure. corporate Burlington and Florence turnpike eeloee to duplicate all bills purchased in the aheve R. GRAHAM A CO., bold by Druggists and Grocers generally. J. AUJ0CKN1NG RESOLUTION. company: passed. 000, are advancing from the coast below cities at retail prices. A cordial invitation is ex JVo. 6, St. Clair St., Frankfort, Ky., oyr. P. O. SStf Dr. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, Fifth to everybody to Under a suspension of the rules Mr. Same Senate bill, to amend an act to in rebel dispatches tended call and examine our August 20, The from Tennessee say street, Louisville, Ky. tock. J. L. A AT. H WAGQENER. corporate and 1864-6i- READ'S resolution for an adjournment sine the rlemingsburg ,roplar Longstreet had moved his headquarters to Jan. 1, n. Late of Danville Ky. die, on the loth instant was taken up. Plains turnpike road company: passed. Deo. 21, 1863-t- f. LouisvillB and Frankfort, Lex Jlorristown, where he had been joined by ani Mr. PRALL offered a substitute that Same Senate bill, to incorporate the KENTUCKY PENITENTIARY, ) ington and Frankfort Railroads. thirty-fiv- e when the Legislature adjourned on the 15th Caseyville, Providence and Madisonville Buckner. This is a about miles FsixiroBT, Jancary 1, 1864. j -- fi'-V--J a.--A . instant, it will a ijourn to meet a?ain on the turnpike company: passed. East of Knoxville on the East Tennessee ROM this date CASH will be required at the NOTICE. 3 l:?:yq gate, before the article is delivered, for every WAS COMMITTED TO - dav of Januarv, 1G . Mr. CHANDLER same committee To THERE TnEMADI- and Virginia Railroad. The defeat of the F of work done and after Monday, Jan. 11, 1S"4, trains Mr. DUNCAN offered a substitute which establish a road law lor Uovd county: pass upecies at this institution. son county jail, as a runaway slave, on the 12th rebels near Sevierville, by Gen. Sturgis, as II. I. TODD ef Dec, 1863, a negro man calling himself REU ill run daily (Sundays excepted) as fol- - was decided out of order. ed. 6, 1864-t- f. lows: reported by Gen. Foster, is admitted, and Jan. BEN. He is about 5 foet 11 inches high, 23 years Mr. TRALL'S substitute was then adopt Same Reviving and amending an act, enti of age, black color. Says ho belongs to William EXPRE33 TRAIN will leave Louisville at 5:33 ed, in piace of Mr. READ resolution. tied, an act to incorporate the Louisville they concede the loss of two guns and two Administrator's Wallace, of Anderson county, Tennessee. . M., stopping at all stations when flawed, ex Mr. then moved and Newport branch company Notice. owner can come prove cept Fair Grounds, Race Course, Brownsboro and WRIGHT to strike out of railroad hundred killed, wounded and missing. THOSE who are indebted to the estate of Dr The forward, property, a- - and or he will be Belleview, connecting at Eminence with stage for the substitute adopted the words "Janu passed. John G. deceased, by note or pay charges, dealt with as the Price, account. law ew Castle, at t rankfort for Lawrenccburs, Har- - ary 18G5." Mr. WEI It Education Bui to legalize Steamboats burned at Louisville. are hereby notified to come forward and pay up requires. IT It AN M. C. rodsburg and Danville, at Midway for Versailles, Mr. moved that the the proceedings of the trustees of East by the TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1364, 1UO. CIS, J. McllLMil "hrs On the evening of the 3d instant, the Jan. 18, 1864-l- m. at Payne's for Georgetown, and at Lexington, via Moudav in December, 1SG1," be inserted Maysville, in relation to common schools in or their notes and accounts will be placed in steamboat D. G. Taylor, lying at the city rail and stage, for Nicholasville, Danvihe, Crab Some discusson aroae in relation to th said town: passed. the hands of an officer for collection. Orchard, comerset, Richmond, Mt. Sterling, and R. E. COLLINS best to be hxi-- for meeting next Same Benefitof common schools in dis wharf, foot of Third street, Louisville, was Administrator. Proclamation by the Governor. all interior towns. lime the January 16, 1864. winter. trictNo. 12, in Pendleton county: passed. discovered to be on fire. The fire spread ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Frank S250 REWARD. fort at 5:00 A. M., arrive Louisville 8:50 Senate refused January, ISGj Same lo continue in force the several at at A. tottrikeout very rapidly, and the boat and its carg coxhoxwealth M., and will leave Louisville at 3:20 P. M., ar was filled with first Wed acts requiring certain officers and teachers GREENWOOD FEMALE SEMINARY, ot klxtccet, lhe blank "the Government Commissary stores, to be deliv Execctivb Depirtment. riving at Frankfort at 7:15 P. M. nesdav in Januarv." in this Commonwealth to take an oath of FRANK FOUT, KENTUCKY. has EXPRESS TRAIN leaves 2 destroyed it been represented to me Lexington at P. The hour of 12 o't'ock as the hour to ad office: passed. ered at Nashville, were soon WHEREAS, BAKER underan indictment M., and arrives at Louisville at 7:10 P. M. MRS. MaSyTraVXB RcxTAN, journ was stricken out and the Lour not Same Benefit of Mt. Sterling Male Ac- - together with some $0,000 in money and Principal. in the Breckinridge Circuit Court for the murder of FREIGHT TRAINS leave Louisville dailv fixed definitely. cademv: passed. Davis E. Crawford, has made his escape from the (Sundays excepted) at 5:30 A. M. drafts; and two of the deck hands were Thirty-Fir- st semi-annu- Session of this The resolution was theu adopted amend Same Benefit of school district No. 1 riHE Uardinsburgjailof said county, and is now goinz FREIGHT TRAINS leave Lexington daily burnt to death. The Government property JL School will commence on Monday, January at large : (Sundays excepted) at 6:00 A. M. ed. in Taylor county: passed. 2j(A,1864. Now, therefore, THOMAS E. is received and discharged from 7:30 A- - Same Benefit of No. on board the lavlor was worth overclOO, I, BRAMLETTE, ireight RESOLUTION. school district 23, EXPENSES PER SESSION: Governor of the Commonwealth aforesaid, do M. to 5 P. M. county, 000. Mr. GOODLOE offered the followin in .Letcher and district No. o. in Board, including washing, fuel, and lights. $90 00 hereby offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED AND 2Throuh Tickets for Danville, Harrod- - resolution, which was adopted: liar! an county: passed. hue the iaylor was burning som Tuition in primary branches 10 00 FIFTY DOLLARS for the apprehension of the burg, Crab Orchard, Somerset, Richmond, Mt. Mr. HAWKINS Military A flairs To Tuition in common English branches 15 00 said Lewis Baker, and his delivery to the Jailer Sterling, Winchester, Nicholasville, Georgetown, Rtxolred, That the coininittie on Revised Stat scoundrel eut the cable which moored th settle the accounts of colonels and other Tuition in higher English branches 20 00 of Breckinridge county, within one year from Shelbyville, and other towns in the interior for utes enquire into the expediency and property tow-boa- t persons of volunteer regiments: passed. R. E. Lee to the wharf above, an Music, Drawing, Painting, etc., at the usual the date hereot : sale, and all further information can be had at the oi malting provision lor allowing Kentucky so IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Depot in Louisville, corner of Jefferson and Brook diers in field; to vote for Elec Same To define further the duties of the she floated down against the Tavlor. au prices. the Presidential deduction made ave hereunto set my hand and caused streets. SAMUEL GILL. tors, or any election, fo S&TXo lor voluatary absence other and report on Wed Quarter Master General: special order was also consumed. Her Captain and First For further information address the Principal. seal of the Commonwealth to be Jan. 9, lSb'4. Superintendent. nesday morning at balf-pa- ten o'clock by bill 10 o ednesday at clock. Engineer were drowned in the river, into Jan. 11, 1 664-- 2 m. fixed. Done at Frankfort this 11th or otherwise. Mr. DUL1N same committee Resolu Miday of Jan., A. D. 1864, in and the SPECIAL CKDER 11 O'CLOCK. which they leaped to save themselves, th 72d Commonwealth. KENTUCKY STATE IOR tion in reference to the 10th 14 lb. and 15tl COMMISSIONERS' SALE year of the LOTTERY. I bill to an entitled, Ky. Volunteers: adopted. others on board eseaped. XJtlOS. K. BRAMLETTE. ilie amend act, "an act By Governor: establ-s- - Mr. WARD same committee Benefit of OF A SPLENDID the MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS. to an Institution for the Educatio During Friday facts were elicited, which E. L. Vas Wixklb, Secretary of State. of Idiots and Feeble-Minde- Children" wa certain citizens, soldiers, of Harrison county caused Gen. Am men to suspect that th By Jas. R. Page, Assistant Secretary. taken up. passed by yeas rJ; nays 0. SCOTT COUNTY FARM, Drawings take place daily at 12 A. M. and 5 P. Taylor had been destroyed by incendiaries M.,at Covington, Kentucky. Appropriates $150 per annum instead of Negroes, Stock, &c. DESCRIPTION. SPECIAL ORDER. in the employ of rebels, and he caused th U23 lor fcupport, clothing of each pupil Said Baker is about 23 or 24 years of age, 5 Capital Prizes from. $.".(K)0 to $.30,000.7 ic, - r 1 r l v Wy Y of a judgment Circsi also appropriates $15,000 to complete th Mr. R. J. BROWNE Claims A resolu arrest oi several oi ner men virtue of the Scott feet 8 or 9 inches high, weighs about 150 pounds, oincers and Court, rendered at the May term, 1863, in Tickets from $1 00 to 10 00.7 building now under cover, furnishing heat tion for the benefit of John Power and and their confinement in prison J3 light hair, lair skin, grey eyes, and has very the Military the case of Belknap vs. Junius R. Ward Ae. little to say to any one. 1 ing apparatus , and to build necessary ou Elijah Patrick. will, as Commissioner of said Court, sell at pub Drawings sent immediately after the driwing He also issued an order offering $.3,000 re Jan. 11, in. buildings, fences, Ac." Mr. R. J. BROWNE moved to strike out ue sale to tne highest bidder, on the premises, on takes place. ward for any information iu.r.ir divii au.11.iressea me.i senate in ex the mileage and per diem of Patrick: reject which would lead Thursday, February 18, 1864, the farm on Orders for tickets in the above Lotteries meet koou ' ith prompt attention. Addressed to Alanation of the bill, and briefly urged i ed. to the apprehension and convietion of th which Mr. Ward resides, situated in the county NEW GROCERY STORE. of one mile and a from Ceorgetown MURRAY, EDDY A CO., passage. Mr. SPARKS moved to strike out mileage Scott, half on W incendiary or incendiaries. the turnpike road to r rankfort, containing flIIE undersigned having purchased of . A Bo 593, LouisviUe, Kentueky. Mr. CLEVELAND moved to strike ou rejected. JL GAINES his grocery establishment, in the ti 5 Circulars sent free of charge.-- me iirsi becuon oi me mil wnicu increases The resolutions were then adopted: yeas Another Endorsement. 20 ACRES city of Frankfort, will continue the business at October 30, lS63-6- m. the annual amount for each pupil to $15 t J; nays 22. Of flrst-rat- e land. This is one of the fines the old stand, en st. Clair street, next door to the bodies of land in Kentucky, and is in the highest Post Office. instead ot fcl as now faxed by law. ORDERS OF TUB DAY. At the regular meeting of the City Coun state of cultivation. is well watered well I will have, in a short time, and will always adhinistator's notice. Mr. opposed the brief- - It and Bubll amendment An act to establish a War Claim Agency eil ot Covington, on Thursday night, Febru timbered for all purposes. keep on hand, a good supply of ALL persons indebted to John M. Brawner, hereby in the city ol W ashington. ary 4th, subjoined, The Improvements are of the finest and mes deceased, are notified to come forward Mr. Will TAKER addressed the Senat the resolutions were FAMILY GROCERIES, and pay up by the TENTH DAY OF FEBRU Several amendments were offered and costly character, with one of the finest Dwelling and all articles usually kept in an establishment in opposition to the amendment, and ably fered by Mr. J. II. Condell, and unanimous nouses in .Kentucky, every ARY, 1354, or their notes or accounts will ue adopted. Being so lengthlv we were tin together with other of the kind, which will be sold at : building neoessary for placed in the hands of an officer for collection. ajvocatea tue passage oi tne lull as report able to get them. ly adopted convenience and comfort. ed by lalungthu farm altogether, location, soil, im Small Profits, for Cash. K. h. COLLINS, Administratvr. tne committee. Considerable discussion ensued in which Whereas, our Representative, in Congress, January 16, 18C4. Mr. MARSHALL briefly opposed tl provements, it is not surpassed, if equalled, by No accounts will be kept with any one, but goods Messrs. ALF. ALLEN, WARD, R lion. Ureer. Clay fcimth, has been traduee any farm in Kentucky. amendment urged of will be sold oto for cash. and the passage tl BROWNE, DULIN, BRAMLETTE, HAN and his honor and integrity impeached, th I will also sell at the same time a number of bill. I have made arragements with Mr. GAINES Stray Notice. SON, SPARKS, SANDIDGE, THOMPSON object, evidently beinjj to brinjr him into r LIKELY NEGROES, consisting of Men, Women to continue in the house, and the business will be FRANKLIN COUNTY, Set: The amendment was rejected. c. Also, all and E. II. SMITH took part. proach and contempt before Congress an the conducted, mainly, by him. lie is authorized to TAKEN up as a stray, by R. L. Thurm.n, liv- The bill was then passed by 2 yeas Mr. DULIN moved to strike out $200 an the nation. Iherefore, be it use or sign my name for any business transactions ing on the Georgetown turnpike, about three nays 6. PERSONAL PROPERTY insert $00: rejected. Resolved ly the City Council of Covington of the establishment. miles east of Frankfort, oe DATPLE GRAY on the place, consisting of Stock of all kinds, via: respectfully solicit a liberal patronage from A REMONSTRANCE. And then we and condemn such i I MARE, fifteen hands high, slightly ewe necked, the House adjourned. lhat repudiate all iu tfrooa Glares, two of which are blooded. citizens of Frankfort and adjoining counties, dignities hereby pu the feet all white, shod all round, no other brands or The Setator from Adair presented tl offered to him, and do A lot of two year old, Yearlings, and Sucklin and hope by fair dealing and low prices to obtain licly marks perceivable, supposed to be about six years remonstrance of a lanre number of the citi express our admiration for the uncom Colts, by the celebrated Northern Trotting Stal it. K. PEPPER old, and by &3Uiie committee on Claims is now a r. valued the undersigned, a Justice of zens of Clinton county, against any inter promising and dignified stand he has take lion, lying uioud. Frankfort, Sept. 9, 1863-t- f. the Peac for Franklin county, at forty 4 Mule Colts. dollars. lerence with county preparing the general appropriation bill in refuting the vile slanders brought against Witness my hand this 13th day of January, 1?(54. the organization, an 15 Head of All persons claims him, and placing his in Cattle. GEO. W. V. C. remarked, that he trusted no steps lookin having against the State, constituents the 12 Calves. Ladies Look at This. , GWIN, J. P. patriotic Jan. 14, lS64-l- m. to the disorganization of the noble, gallan will present them to that committee imme true character before Congress an 7 fine Southdown Sheep, Ac. A FINK and varied stock ot the world. little county of Clinton, would be inaugural diately. R. J. BROWNE, House and Kitchen CLOAKS AND SXCQUES, ed she has stood like a wall of adaman Resolved. That we do hereby indorse an Furniture NOTICE. Chairman of Committee on Claims. approve all the acts of our Regresentative of the finest description, and various other arti ranging in price from $3 to $35 opened and for between the surging billows of Secessionist; sale this day, MONDAY, JANUARY 11TU, also There was committed to the Rockcastle county Feb. 2, ISM. Hon. Green Clay Smith, and that his cours cles not necessary to enumerate. and the more favored counties in the TERMS OF SALE. For Shawls, Cloth for Cloaks, Flannels, Cassimeres jail, as a runaway slave, Jan. 1st, 1SC4, a negro in voting for Hon. Schuyler Collax for the land, one third Ue 27 teriorof Kentucky, her brave eons have wo will be required hand ; balance one Jeans, Lioseys, Table nd Irish Linens, Prints man, calling himself GEOkGE. about in the in an of black color, weighs about 1r0 pounds, renown in almost every battle-field- , from Speaker meets our fullest approbation. two years equal payments. DeLains, and other DRESS GOODS. Brown and years age, COURT OF APPEALS. 6 feet high, stoppage in his speech. Sava be be- Wild Cat to Lookout Mountain; and whilst Resolved, That we look on the accusation For the slaves and personal property a credit of Bleached Cottons, at nearly all prices. Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Under Wear, Uoopskirts longs to Elijah Borden, of Green county, Tennes- - he was in favor of passinz any Constitutio of certain members of Congress, chargin six uuuius iur ii tams gver $ou mat iuia an Shaker our Representative with violating pledge under cash. Balmorals, and a variety of other goods and no al law, that would enable thecitirensof that Saturday, Feb. 6, 1864. to The owner can come forward, prove proper- pal- Notes with geod security must be given in all tions too numerous mention. All of which will county to CACSE3 and misrepresenting his constituents, as or he will bo dealt with transact the nectesary civil busi DECIDED. cases, lor ootn real and personal property, bear be told at small profits, by the undersigned at th ty, and pay charges, pably false and unfounded, and we hereby Jfc new of the county, he hoped that nethin Crawford' ex'r v Thompson et al, Scott; re ing interest from day of sale, having Brick Office opposite J. L. Moore Son, on Main as the law requires. his course in Congress thus far and the GEORGS W. PAYNE. J. R. C. further would be asked or attempted versed, i assert that force and effect of judgments. But the street. J. B. LAMPION. ther purchaser 184-l- o. are now no measures before the Legislature liarlan v Lnmiden et al, tlickman; reverted meets the approval and represents the senti- shall have the privilege in all cases tonav all or Jan. 11, 1864-t- f. Jan. 13, loyal dis- naving in view the or th OBDEBS. ments of the truly people of this any portion of the purchase money, in excess of altering changing .! Bottom Ckairs. county m any way whatever. Crown v Beazly ic Hudson, Garrard; rehearin trict tne payments required, at tne time of sale an For Rent. Split stop on amount ) A ef Kentucky Penitcatiary granted appeal A o. Resolved, That the.City Clerk be, and is interest the paid. COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE HAVE a large lot A MESSAGE FROM THE II. k. in Sale to commence 10 chairs for Persons wish- Stone v McConneil Woodford; response hereby, instructed to forward to our Repre- at o'clock A. M. AND GARDEN for the present year, abou Split bottom sale. W et al, l. I will eall on Jas. L. Sneed, a received announcing the passage to petitioa for delivered, and overruled sentative, lion. Green Clay Smith, a copy of PAUL K. RANKIN, 2 miles from Jtranktort, on the Versailles turn ing te purchase, at that House of the Senate joint resolution tne petition for Commissioner. pike. Apply to W. W. STEPHENS the Capital Hotel. J. W. SOUTH. the forgoing preamble and resolutions. lSS3-t- tf. Dec. 29, d. Ch. Obi. A Rep. .Jan. U, 1864-t- f.' Dee. 23, 1853--