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KENTTCKT EtECIStATFRE. STEAMBOATS. TlOUISYTLLE JOURNAL PBXKTXS 1XH FUBUBEKX) BY PREimCE, HERDERSOH, OSB0RHF JOURNAL OFFICE BTJTLDING, CrcemMreUfcgtweMTMr4 am rMrtfe. etTBSCSlPTIOKB BY MAIL-IN ADVANCE. CHANCES OF FIRMS.

Dissolution. 'pHE copartnership heretofore ex- J-istlng under the firm name of D. B. LEIGHT CO. is this daydissolved.nnder the terms of the copartnership, by the death of D.

B. Lelght. The business ol the late firm will be settled by the surviving partners. R. F.

L'OOKc, Louisville. Jan. 1.1S67. L. B.

PORCH. A. J. MUS Formerly of the old and well-known firniof'Mcs Bhown, will continue the Plug Chewi He hes removed from the old stand fXos. roand 32 where he will be pleased tore? his friends an1 An act for the benefit of E.

S. Graham. Concurred in. Senate bill to increase the resources of the Sinking Fund and provide for the immediate payment of the State debt. Amended in House.

Senate concurred in amendment, with an amendment. Concurred in. Senate bill to fix the rent of the Kentucky Penitentiary. Amended in House. Senate concurred in amendment with an amendment The House refused to concur in said amendment yeas 22; nays, 32.

LEAVES OF ABSENCE. Messrs. Varnon, Webb, Josiah Veech, Williams, Hewlett, Vanmeter, and Mc-Grew had indefinite leave of absence. BILL BEl'ORTED. I Mr.

Vanmeter Finance A Senate bill for the benefit of John W. Combs, late Sheriff of Woodford county. Passed. RESOLCTIOK. Mr.

Thomas offered the following resolution, which was adopted, viz: fitsolced. That when the House meet3 at three o'clock this afternoon a call of the standing committees shall be in order, and the committees all be allowed to report any bills in their hands. And then the House took a recess until three o'clock. PROPOSALS. DEPOT QUAKTERMASTKE'S OFFICE, 1 JKFFEr.soNvil.LE, Marcll 2, 1367.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-ceived at this office until 12 o'clock M. onTburs-day, the Hth dav of Marcb. 15ST, for the supply and delivery of COAL (about nushels) at Jeffer-sonvJlle, Indiana. ni The Coal to be the best quality of Bituminous Coal, and to be delivered at the Government Warehouses at such times and In such quantities as may be required to supply the Q- M. Department for six (6) months from the 1st or April, lsfiT.

Proposals will be made in duplicate, and accompanied by an approved guarantee that the party proposing will enter into bonds to perform the con- lIThe right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Proposals will be Indorsed Proposals lor Coal." and addressed Bvt. Col. R. N.

Batchelder, Depot Jefferson vllle. Indiana." Bverder of the Quartermaster Gem U. S. A. R.

BATCHELDER. dtMarH Bvt. Col, and Depot U- M. FK.OFOSALS TOS. STRAW.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S March 2, issr. QEALED PKOPOSALSwiU bo re- ceived at this office nntil 12 M. on Thursday, the Hth day of March, iwr, for the supply and delivery of BALED STRAW KW.OuO pounds! at Jeffersonville, Indiana. The Straw to be of good, merchantable quality, and delivered at the Governmeut Warehouses ai this Depot at such times and in such quantities as mav be required during the next six 16; months. Proposals will be made in duplicate and accompanied by an approved guarautee that the party proposing will enter into bonds to perform the contract.

The right is reserved to relect any or all bids. Proposals wiU be indorsed "Proposals Tor Stran." and addressed "Bvt. rol. R. X.

Batchelder, Depot Q. Jefferson vllle. Indiana." By order ol the Quartermaster-General U. S. A.

R. N. BATCH 6 dtMarH Bvt. Col. and Depot Q.

M. SELMAN SEXarxx 4 Fo. and to IircTsiwcA manufacture of all kind ot" ng Tobacco. Third to Xo. S3 1 Mate.

LOUISVILLE. lall d3m RA1LROAE55. BBOAD GAl'GE SHORT USE. mmi mlim westers Broad Gauge RAILWAY CJ.VCJ.VJWlTT.orrBSJ.VJ.orajLlO.y, ar.TU.-ShJKl.l), or MI l'K J.VZ, or COBRi; or S.illJU.1l, TO OB TROSt NEW YOBK, BOSTOS, riTTSBlTBG. riIIUDELPHI.4, B.ILTIJIORE.

and WASIIIXGTOX CITV. Tijis is the only Honte to the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania! r-AssENHERS who wish a Quick and Comtort-hle Trip will appreriaie the smooth and 1'erfect Track, the Luxurious Hay Cars, and tlie Slacmti-eeiu SH epiiiK Coaches, the K.tcvIIent Dinins Halls, with ample time for Meal, and the Prompt Time nnd Sure Connections ibi Atlantic ani Great Western Railway. Fnre a Lon and Time a luiclc as by any other Houlr. 7 Salt We qnote Kaunwhaaad Ohio river at 52c, in lots of 50 and 100 bbls; Mason City nalt 50c. Sta ecu Steady.

Sales at filfffififaC, packasesex-tra. Sales of Watt's 3Cadison at 6J2c. Rags We quote cotton atT7.lic sort woollen sc; hard woollen lc. Seeds Small sales of clover at 23 per bushel. Timothy hold at S3 753.1 blue-grass 2j, orchard 232 50, red-top $1 coai 75, Hungarian fl 50, millett $1 331 65.

Hemp new $1 505 per bushel. Shot Prices are steady; patent $3 03-33 23 per bag; buck-shot 35355. Wool Dull; buyers or unwashed are paying 2S 3oc, and for tub-washed 40SH5C la asked. Lots in shipping order-are held higher. Whisky Market unchanged raw $2 2-5 free, and" 27.2Sc In bond.

Tobacco The market was active, with large receipts. The offerings to-day were 132 hhds, and 10 rejections. Hart county selections commanded $22 73. The sales embraced 2 hhds trash at $22 03, 2hbds common lugs at hhds at 44 P0, 8 at $5 03(35 10 at SO, at $7S7 73, 13 35, 12 at $93 90, 13 at SlftS-10 73, $U14 75, It at 1315 25, 2 at $16 23IG 75, 1 at $17 50, and 1 Hart County at 22 75. Markets by Telegraph.

Afevr York Produce JIarlref. New Yobk, March $. Cotton heavy and lower; sales of l.Oftj bales at 'ic for middling uplands. Flour receipts market rather more aoiiveand more steady, with of bbls at for huperline State, 7-1 for super-line Western, $9 7.VUU 75 for extra Western, 10 axS 12 for choice do, for shipping brands extra round -hoop Ohio and ll 53(512 30 for trade brands, market closing quiet. Whisky quiet and steady with no receipts.

Wheat market dull aud drooping; sales of 14,000 bushels at J2 10 for Milwaukee and i 20 tor winter red Canada in bond. Rye quiet sales of 1. 300 bushels Western at $1 12 and 8,000 bushels Canada at 1 23. Barley without decided change sales of bushels frte at 18 for State and $1 03-Sl 20 for Canada West free. Barley malt dull.

Receipts of corn bushels and market i2c better; sales of ea.ooo bushels at $107(2109 for mixed Western In store, $1 ltfor do afloat. $1 10 for Western yellow in store 07 for poor white Southern. Oats in moderate request, with sales of 409,000 bushels at 5961c for Western, Coffee firm and quiet. Sugar lower; sales of 1,300 hhds muscovado at lo'fffioe. Molasses dull.

Hops quiet and steady. Petroleum lower; lTlT.c for crude and 2327c for refined in bond. Pork opened heavy, but closed more firmly. INSURANCE COLUMN. AGENCIES.

J. E. XYLEE. 130 3Main street, secoi floor. Delaware Mutual sjarety Ins.

of 1 hil- adelphia (Fire and Marine', capital Howard Ins. NewYork i Fire 6IV.0 Hartford Fire Ins. Hartfurd 1" Fire Lumar Fire Ins. Co. N.

V. (Fire A Ma.V' Manhattan 1 ti: Mercantile fpire'v Northwestern Ins. Phanix Ins. Co. N.

Y. 1 Fire it Marine," liT.45 Luion Mutual Lite lns.Co.,Bo3toUiL.'." 2,112.71 11 3 Main street, second floor, and Loudon and Gloite In. 1 Fire cud Life, capital W. S. VERNON Sl SONS, XGT Miii street.

Phcenlx Ins. assets. l.ri.roo City Fiie Id.s, Merchants' Ins. s-m CL'unecticut Fire Ins. assets GSO.

E. WEBSTER, li3 iMain street. Corn F-xchange Ins. N. assets Western Firemen's Baltic 2dM) OF T11K FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Dec.

31.1PW), as made to the Auditor at Frankfort, t'ash nnital 1.000 OO Cashuiplus -17 Totil I.UOU uu rCTiIl- GEORUK IL Agent. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF BUFFALO, N. Dec. 3J, Ifififi, as made to the Auditor at Frankfort. Cash Capital S30O.OOO OO Cash Surplus 202.393 Ott Total Liabilities aa.3!M fio f27dl2 J.

H. MORTON MORSI3, 145 Main, corner Bullitt st. Queen Ins. Co. of London and Liverpool iFire1, capital 5ifl.001i.fttt Yonkers and New York Fire, Capital Astor.

New York, zixjm ROBERT ATWOCD, 11X Main street, second floor, r'nion, Kentucky Fire fc caidtal International. N. Y. I.ftv.'-o Enterprise, Ohio 1.0hmi R. A.

ESOWINSHI, X-J-G Main, corner Bullitt rt-rrderwriters' Agency Frarklin Insurance Louisvilie, liw s. s. rooTE. rC.W. corner Second and St.

Louis Mutual ('Life', assets All policies non-forfeicinj. LOCAL COMPANIES. KENTUCKY INSURANCE COMPANY, PC. corner Second and Main. WESTERN iNSURANCE'eOMPANY, 59 Main street.

BilK Bonds, and Government securities honcht and sold. Capital BOOKS. JOHN CIIOMIK. BKN. 3t.

SHKRRILU CROMIE SHERRILL, Wholesale and Ketaii itpaiers in BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Jtlmmb Book, JPort-follow, UriUr MifU) JlbHtnt, fanes St al iitn.tr antt litwn in g-rrttt rmrity 6H Fourth st opposite National Hotel, Louisville. ds dam OO CO jj For Kevr Orleans LAUREL HILL Conner, Master, fc, Will leave the city wharf on Sat-r urday, the 9th at 5 P.M. For Height or passage apply on board or to mart MOOKHKAD Agents. B. S.

MAIL STEAMERS FOB CIS CIKJf AH, Ijw Water Arrancement. On and after MONDAY, Augnst 13, and during low water, and until further notice, Two Dally Line, at 10 O'clock A. and 4 O'clock P. M. The superb and swift passenger steamera fall of which are provided with double-flued boilers) Moraine Boat.

3f A JOR, F. Carter, Master GENERAL BUELL E. P. Crider, Master. Evening Boati.

UNITED STATES D.WniTTXK, Master GENERAL LYTLE R. Wade, Master, For freight or passage apply on board or on the Company's wharfboat, foot orThird street. ai3i JOSEPH CAMPION. Agent AND AMIS EXPRESS COMPANY'S IF SETS Leave BAII.Y (except Sunday) at 5 P.M. Connecting at Evansville with packets for PADUCAH AND 0AIE0, Owensboro.ETansTilleHendersoii, Stopping at West Point, Rock Haven, Brandenburg.

Mauckport, Leavenworth, Alton, Concordia, Derby, Rome. Stevensport, Cloverport, Can-uelton, Hawesvllle, Tell City, Troy, Lewlsport Graud View. Rockport, Enterprise, Newburg and a mall landings on the Lower Ohio. HWThe Adams Express Company have Agencie at all the above Landings, and run Messengers reg ularly on these boats. MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS BOSK HITE Ballard, Master.

TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, TABASCOS T. GlLifOEE, Master. WEDNESDAYS AND SATCEDAVS, MOR.MSW STAB Doi.lis, Master. -ir The above are splendid passenger rsteamers. Freights received daily until a o'clock P.M.

For freight or passage apply to MANN SATTERWHITE. Shipping Clerk, or MOORnEAD Agents, Wailst R. H. WOOLFOLK, Gen'l Sup't, o31 tf Office at Sberley A Woolfolk's. Wall at COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE, iHE WORLD'S GKBAT KEJLE- J- DY for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, General Debility, Flatulency.

Want or Appetite, Sick Headache. Sickness (or Nausea) at the Stomach, Cholera Morbus, Pains or Cramps in the Stomach or Bowels, and in fact for every Disorder that has its origin in a disorderd state of the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels is presented to the public with the mil assurance that It is the safest, surest, and best Dyspepsia Medicine ever known In the world. It is not a whisky preparation to be used as a beverage, but is a Medicine especially adapted. to a diseased ur Dyspeptic Stomach. The proprietors GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY INSTANCE When taken thoroughly according to thedlrec lions, which accompany each bottle.

Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Professional Gentlemen lu all stations in life our most eminent men in public positions all who have ever used or seen it used, Join In the most unlimited praise of Its merits; and men and women, old and young, by the thousand, testify and will tell you that it is the most wonderful remedy of the nineteenth century, whflst Che proprietors warrant it in every case. Letters reach us every day, from persons in every part of the land, telling of the miraculous cures it has performed, whilst our best physicians are constantly urging us to tell them the formula from which It is made, saying its effects are wonderful, its success beyond all precedent, and its cures, in even the most aggravated cases, as certain as sunrise. It will stop distress after eating In a moment's time, sweeten a aour stomach as soon as it la taken, relieve pains or cramps in the stomach or bowels Instantaneously, and enable the dyspeptic sufferer, who has lived for years on Graham bread and the plainest diet, to eat a hearty meal without fear of any trouble from it. MTe earnestly ask one trial from every sufferer. Sold by druggists everywhere at Ji per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for S3.

C. G. CLARK Proprietors, New Haven, Ct, $100 iTJbJ FOR A MKDICIKE THAT WILL CUBE Coughs, Influenza, Tickling in the Consumptive Coughs, AS QU1C COE'S COUGH BALSAM. Over 300,000 Bottles Have been sold In Its native town, and not a single instance of Us failure is knowu. We have in our possession any quantity of Certificates, some of them from eminent physicians, who have used it In their bractice, and give it the pre-eminence over any other compound.

NOT DRY UP A COUGH, But loosens It so as to enable the patient to expectorate freely. Two or Tliree will Invariably Care Tlckllns lu the Throat. A HALF BOTTLE HAS OFTEN COMPLETELY CURED THE MOST STUBBORN COUGH. And yet, though it Is so sure and speedy in its operations, it is perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable. It Is very agreeable to the taste, and may be administered to children of any age.

c-aoes of CROUP we wiir guarantee a cure taken In season. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. IT IS WITHIN THE REACH OF. ALL. THE PRICE nEIJi'b OXtiV CE-VTS.

And jiun investment and thorough trial does not "back up" the above statement, the money will be refunded. We say this, knowing its merits, and feel confident that one trial will secure for it a home in every household. Do not waste away with coughing when so small ait investment will cure you. It may be had of with a circular of genuine certificates of cures It has matle, Seld by druggists everywhere. C.

G. CLABlv. A New Haven, Ct, LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS, THE Great Female Remedy fop Irregularities, Is a scientifically compounded fluid preparation, of direct an positive action, better than any pills or powders eale-at all times except when Toruldden In the directions. Thev are prepared by myself, at my laboratory in New Haven, Ct. Having practiced in the Hospitals of Paris and London, and with over 15 years' experience in this city, in female diseases and weaknesses.

Ipresent myFrench Periodical Drops to the public as superior to any remedy known as a corrective of Irregularities, ror suppressions and obstructions, and always reliable aud safe, except when prohibited in my circular accompanying each bottle. I have apponited Messrs. G.Clark 4 wholesale druggists of this city, my general agents tor the United States. Price Jl so per bottle. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Prepared by J- L. LYON. M. ocfi deodsm ocsweowtluns New Haven. Ct.

13 not To restore Grey or diseased Hair, to its natural condition and color. Eradicates all Humors atid San-draff from tie Mead. II 7ltpre 'en I and cure JVeri-otts Headache. 1171 cause the Hair to grow, ffiving it the natural color and beauty oj youth. It trill not stain the skin, or soil the finest linen.

AUSTIN B. FRENCH, Proprietor, PORTLAND, MAINE. C. GARDNER 03eod6jn Wholesale Agents. Boaloq SUGAR, COFFEE, ancLMOUSSES.

1 Oftft hhds to to choice New Or- J-jVVl leans Sugar; 500 bbls New Orleans Molasses; 500 2,000 bags fair to choice Rio Coffee; 150 matts choice Java Coffee: 25 tierces prime Carolina Rice; In store and arriving for sale by NKWCOMB, BUCHANAN, ft dim Si Fourth at. SENATE. Fbasktobt, March 8, 1867. The Senate opened at the usual hour with prayer. BILL TAKEK CT.

A House bill to amend the act in regard to the Board of Internal Improvement in Barren county. Passed. Mr. Bruner Revised Statutes A bill for the benefit of John W. Combs, sheriff of Woodford county.

Passed. Same A House bill to change the time of holding the Lincoln and Casey Circuit Courts. Pasted. Mr. Cleveland Banks A bill to amend an act to amend th charter of the Planters' Bank at Owensboro.

Passed. Same A bill to incorporate the Hawes-ville Deposit Bank. Passed. Same A House bill to incorporate the Bank of Commerce. Amended and passed.

Same A House bill to incorporate the Bourbon Bank, with sundry amendments. Adapted and passed. Same A House bill to incorporate the Central Finance Corporation of Danville. Amended and passed. Same A House bill to incorporate the Farmers' and Merchants' Exchange of Lexington.

Passed. Mr. Wm. Johnson County Courts A House bill to legalize certain proceedings of the Garrard circuit eourt. Passed.

Same A House bill to amend the charter ol the city of Paris. Passed. Mr. Chandler County Courts A House bill to provide certain books for the use of the Bath county and circuit courts. Passed.

Mr. Wright Education A House hill to incorporate the Texas Academy, of Washington county. Passed. Same A Home bill for the benefit of School No. 1 in Harrison county, and for other school districts similarly situated.

Passed. Same A House bill to incorporate the Cedar Bluff College. Passed. Same A House bill for the benefit of school district No. 54 in Caldwell county.

Passed. Same A House bill to require common school commissioners to hold officesat the respective county seats. Rejected. Mr. Prall Same A House bill to amend an act in regard to taxation for school purposes in the city of Paris.

Passed. Mr. Botts Finance A House bill to amend an act to authorize sheriffs and collecting officers to attach for the payment of revenue and county levy. Passed. Same A House hill to fix the salaries of the Judges of the Circuit, Common Pleas and Louisville Chancery Courts.

Amended so as to include the Judge of the Criminal Court of the Ninth Judipial District, and further amended, reducing the proposed compensation to $2,100 per year yeas 14, nays 12. Same A House bill to incrcese the salary of the State Librarian. Passed. Same A House bill for the benefit of certain sureties of the late Sheriff of Taylor county. Passed.

Same A House bill for the benefit of Hillery S. Johnson, late judge of the Larue county court Passed. Same A House bill for the benefit of the late clerk of the Larue county court PasEed. Same A House bill for the benefit of Michael Razor. Passed.

Same A House bill to continue in force the act to increase the compensation to the public printer. Passed. Mr. Chandler County Courts A bill for the benefit of W. O.

Murrill, of Adair county. Passed. The Speaker decided that the bill to increase the salaries of the various judges failed; that the same would require under the constitution twenty votes to make it a law. Mr. Swigert Internal Improvements A House bill to repeal an act for the benefit of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad" Company, approved March 1, 18G5.

Passed. Same A House bill to repeal an act for the benefit of the Covington and Lexington and Lexington and Louisville and Louisville and Frankfort railroads. Passed. Same A House bill to amend an act to incorporate the Stanford and Richmond Railroad Company. Amended and passed.

Mr. Dudley moved to take up the motion to reconsider a vote rejecting a bill concerning free negroes and mnlattoes, which was reconsidered and passed. ORDERS OF THE DAY. An act to amend section 5 of the Homestead law, with an amendment repealing the whole law, which was adopted, and the bill passed. Mr.

Gorin Judicial A House bill to change the time of holding the Senatorial election in the Nineteenth and Thirty-sixth Districts. Rejected. The Senate then took a recess until 3 o'clock. After which the Hon. Mr.

Helm, on the part of the Senate, presented to J. Russell Hawkins, Clerk of the Senate, a beautiful service of silver. Mr. Hawkins responded in suitable terms. HOUSE.

Prayer by the Rev. H. A. 1L Henderson, of the Methodist Church. The reading of the journal of yesterday was dispensed with.

HILLS RETORTED. Mr. Dm din Internal Improvement To amend the law in regard to the Board of Internal Improvement of Carreu cuuuty. Passed. Same For the benefit of the Frankfort railrotd turnpike road company.

Passed. SPECIAL ORDERS. Senate bill concerning the Board of Internal Improvement. An act appropriating money to pay the indebtedness on the Green Barren, and Kentucky river lines of navigation. The House resolved itself into the committee of the whole, Mr.

Webb in the chair, for the consideration of these bills. Dr. D. R. Haggard, Chairman of the Board of Internal Improvement, was, on motion, permitted to make statements in regard thereto.

The committee then rose, reported progress, and asked to bedischarged from the further consideration thereof. The vote was then taken upon the passage of the bill appropriating money to pay the debts on Green, Barren, and Kentucky rivers, and resulted yeas, 51; nays, 10. So said bill passed. The vote was then taken on the passage of the act in relation to the Board of Internal Improvement, which resulted yeas, 24; nays, 35. HOUSE BILLS AMENDED IS SENATE.

An act for the benefit of John S. Jackson. Amendment concurred in. An act to amend the act incorporating the Stanford and Richmond Railroad Company. Concurred in.

An act to legalize the building of a mill-dam across the North Fork of Kentucky river. Concurred in. An act declaring the Russellville Herald an authorized newspaper. Concurred in. An act to protect the farmers of Jefferson county from trespassers.

Concurred in. An act to protect the farmers of Boone county from certain trespasses. Concurred in. An act to amend an act reduoinsr into one the several acts in regard to the city of Lexington, concurred in. An act to incorporate the North Middle- town and Cane Kidge Uompany.

Concurred in. An act to incorporate the Mackvule, Aliceton and North Fork turnpike road company. Concurred in. An act to change the name of Lafayette and Jacob streets in the city of Louisville. Amendment reiected.

An act to incorporate the Farmers' and Drovers' Insurance Company of Ken tucky. Concurred in. An act to incorporate the Wvominc and Bald Eagle turnpike road company. Con current in. An act to incorporate the Owingsville aud auerburne turnpitce road company.

Concurred in. An act to incorporate the Owincsville and Mclntyre's Ferry turnpike road com pany. Concurred vn. An act ior me oenent oi nenry mil, late sheriff of Grayson county. Concurred in.

An act for the benefit of John Allison, sheriff of Lawrence county. Concur-, red in. An act for the benefit of James T. Ap-pleton, late sheriff of Pendleton county. Concurred in.

Copartnership. F. COOKE and L. 13. POitOH tcill f-nminno thft WnOT.FJ?AT,E DRY GOODS business at the old stand of D.

B. Lelght and have associated with them JAMES A. HOLT, under the firm name of PORCH. COOKE, (t HOLT. L.

B. PORCH, R. F. COOKE, Louisville, Jau. 1.1S67.

J. A. HOLT PORCH.COQKE.&HOLT (Successors to D. b. Leigot IMPOKTKBS AKD WHOLESALE DEALERS FOREIGN A2sTD DOMESTIC Dry Groocls, Northwest corner Seventh and Main LOUISVILLE, KY.

J2 dtf JOHN SNYDER. HKNBY V. SANDERd SANDERS, I 76 Second, between Main and Market LOUISVILLE. K.Y., Agents lor Franklin tottou Factory, Eagle Mills. Orders and consignments solicited.

Jc.nl CITY ELECTION. COtT3cmiAW-Dth Ward. We are authorized to announce O. F. DOWNS as a candidate for re-election as Councilman tn the Pth Ward at the April election.

mi die FOR II. C. MURRELL is a candidate for re-election as Councilman from the Seventh Ward, at the ap pronching April election. mrT te CITY ArDlTOB. WM.

McCARRELL, the nresem incumbent, is a candidate for re-election as City Auditor at the Apiil election, 186T. mstUe CITY AITORSEY. We are authorized to announce ROBT.W. HAYS as a candidate for CHy Attorney, subject to the Convention of March 12, 1S57. m5dtf CITY TBF.VSt'BF.K.

HENRY WOLFORD is a caudidate for re-election as City Treasurer. ml die CITY ANMEMMOB. A. W. R.

HARRIS Is a candidate for re-election as City Assessor. ml dte STREET 1S.SPECTOK, W. D. MICHAEL DAWSON, in response to the call of many voters, consents to run for the olliea of Street Inspector of the Western Dltivrlct atThe next election. msdle We are requested to announce DANIEL CiUY as a candidate for Street Inspector in the Western District.

PJSrtte JAMES RAFFERTY, the present incumbent, ts a candidate for re-election as Street Inspector in the Western District. fill dte We are authorized to announce C. W. ERDMAN as a candidate for Street Inspector in the Western District. 15 dte' WM.

H. SHAN LEY is the working-men's candidate lor Street Inspector lu the Western District, nil dte STREET INSPECTOR. E. I. W.

MODENBACH is candidate for Street Inspector In the Eastern District. fis dte FOR MAYOR. PHIL. TOMPPERT is a candidate for re-election to the Mayoralty in April. aiT dte We are authorized to announce V.

OVERALL as a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing April election, is dte We are requested to announce GEO-W. JOHNSTON as a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing April election. ns dte We are authorized to announce JOnN G. BAXTER as a candidate for Mayor al the ensuing April election. J15 dtf RECEIVER OF CITY TAXES.

We are authorized to announce JOHN BATNE as a candidate for Citv Tax Receiver. Holds himself, however, subject to the action of the Democratic Convention. m-l dte ADOLPH RAMMERS is a candidate for re-election to the nflice of Receiver of Taxes at the ensuing April election. fl dte EDUCATIONAL. Moravian Seminary for Yorniff Laflies AT HOPE, BARTHOLOMEW IND.

AN Institution of the Moravian Church, conducted upon the plan of the wejl-known Boarding Schools at Bethlehem aud Litil, and Salem, N.C. The Course of Instruction comprises all branches tatiEht in the beBt schools. Music, French, German, and Latin, thoroughly taught. Location pleasant and healthy and easily accessible from all points. Pupils will be received at any time.

For terms and other particulars address the Principal, Kev. F. R. HOLLAND. JaiadsmAwi: Hope.

Ind. GEO. W. "WICKS. GEO.

W. WICKS Tooacco ai Cotton Factors AND GEM Cllllli MERCHANTS AND PEALKJIS IN ALL KINDS OF Manufactured Tobacco, Cotton Yarns, No. 102 bet. Third and Fourth lai drtni STREET MILLS, South, side Main street, Between Floyd and Preston. HAVING- completed our new itills, we are now ready and will pay the highest cash prices for Wheat, Rye, Corn, and Barrels, and will have constantly on hand the best brands of Flour: also Rye Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts, and Shin-stuff.

Jasdtf GUY. DOUGLASS. fc CO. FOBRITOBElinBESSES. AND ALL KINDS OF Bedding WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AS LOW ASD AS GOOD AS AJi TUE MARKET.

WE invite our friends and the public to call ftuclsee us before buj-fiigelaetWiere. DICKINSON, BENNETT, No. ISO Main street, -ONE SQUARE EAST OF LOUISVILLE HOTEL. 015 dtf PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES COMBINING the maximum of efficiency, durability, and economy with the minimum of weight aud price. They are widely and favorabjy known, more than COO being In use.

Ail warranted satisfactory, or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on application. Address J. C. HOADLEY fll Lawreuce.

Mass. J. O. CAMFI1ELL. PIIIUP SPEED.

J.O.CAMPBELL Kos. 90 and 92 FIRST STEEET, ouisvtxz.e, HAVE on hand one Iron Planer, feet long bv A feet wide; two Engine swing, 8 and 14 feet length of beds; Screw Feed and Chanfre Wheel for Sorew Cnttlitv. The above tools are of the best character for general use, nnd will give satisfaction. We also make and have on band WooifortlFaciiEanftFlooriniMacliiiGS, From Inches to 2fi Inches and Mold-inK Machlnen-Tcnonincaiul Morticing Jla-cluine. and Saw JInndrill.

all of superior character, such as are in general use in this city, and can be relied upon for their simplicity and durability. Our prices are as low as the same Quality of machinery can be had elsewhere, also make Power Hoisting Machines for Hotels and Warehouses, fthartinir. Pulley, Banff-era. Belting, and Machinists supplies. Machinery Repairing Promptly attended to.

dSmAw PIANOS! FOR ifiBlKENT, And the rent applied In payment ir purchased. Pianos at manufacturers' prices. A liberal discount for cash. LOUTS TRIPP, Hos. 92 and 54 Jefferson street, an24 dir Between Third and Fourth.

wxa jauMxaz 00., Wholesale nd Be tall Derlei In Pittsburg and otherCoal For Parlor, Cooking, nd Stetm use. OBM-Cu 4e Tfclrtl. near Blaln mU. jyjo atr totnaviLLE, ky. Dally per year fli oo Dally for 6 jjauy jor a Dxllr far month Wkkelt Bcbscbutioxs.

One copy for twelve months 2So; twenty copies, with a copy to the tcttpr nn of the club, u. Additions may be made to the clnh, clnb rates, at any time. DELIVERED II? THE CITY Per Per quarter Weekly i nionth ftiy months. sure to recisteryour letters if you wish at to tsJcethe risk of loss. Arrival and Departure or Sails.

Closes. 12 :00 M. P.M. 12:00 P. M.

Arrives 5aP.U 5:30 A. M. 10:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. 5:00 A.M.

5:00 P. M. 1:30 P.M. 9:50 P.M. 1:30 P.M.

10 :40 A.M. 7:00 P. M. 9fflA.lL 2:30 P. 6:00 A.

First Eastern Second Eastern JfimRU (Second St, Louis. 8:00 P. M. First Indianapolis, Chicago, and -third Cincinnati 12:00 M. Second Indianapolis, Chlca- co and Cincinnati 8:00 P.

M. First Nashville and South- era malls A. M. Becond Nash vllle and Chat-tanooga 5M5 p. M.

Southern Kv. way malls .12:00 P. SI. Lesington, Frankfort, and wav malls. 12:00 P.M.

Jjecoiid Lexington, Frank- fort, and wav mails 1SWP.M. Eardstowti Branch Railroad 2:00 P. M. Lebanoa Branch Rallroad.12:00 P. M.

Cincinnati mailboatB :00 A.M. Louisville and Evansville mailboat M. LKAVES TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, yfilDATS, AND BATrBDAYS. Shawneetown way .12:00 P. M.

6:00 P. M. LEAVE! MOXnAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AKD FRIDAYS. TarJorsvlIIe and Bloom-fiVld M. gfaelbyTHIe- Arrival and Departure or Trains.

rtOClSVILLI AKD XASHVTXI.E KAIXBOAZ. Depart, Arrive. Crab Orchard Express, dally except Sundays 7: A. MT 1 :29 P. M.

KasbviUe Mail, dally Nashville Express, daily 6:33 P. M. 9:00 P. Memphis Mail ,7:00 A.M. Memphis Expressj .6:30 P.

M. 9:00 P. dally except Sunday -5 :43 P. M. A.M.

LtrriSVIlXK A5fD rBAKKVORT RAILROAD. Morning Express .6:00 A.M. 0:35 A. M. Evuiinf Express 2:20 P.M.

P. M. Accommodation 4 :15 P. M. 8:40 A.

M. JKFFKKSONVIIAVK OAILKOAD. Mo'rjlnx Express Evening Express 20 P. i'M P. M.

Nit.bt Express 10:30 P. M. 1:30 A. M. A LB AN AND CHICAGO B.

B. Morning Express Express 11:10 P. M. 10:00 P. M.

The Usiteb States Cockt. Yesterday the court was occupied in hearing a portion of the testimony in the case of Mc-Clurg and others vs. the city of Padacah. This cause is a suit for damages. The plaintiffs declare that they were the owners of a steamhoat that plied hetween Evansville and Paducah; that on or about the 22d day of August, 1861, while lyingat the wharf of the latter city, an armed mob wrested steamboat from the custody of ils lawful owners, together with its cargo; that the boat was valued at the cargo at $25,000, for which latter sum plaintiffs Bllege that they are still responsible to the owners of the merchandise taken from them and they claim further damages in the sum of 25.000, the amount they claim that they have lost from being deprived of the use of the said boat.

The armed mob, after taking possession of the boat, ran it up the Tennessee river and turned it over to the Confederates. The city authorities of Paducah were aware of the outrage, and, when appealed to by plaintiffs for protection, failed to take any steps to extend it. A portion of the evidence was heard yesterday, aud the examination of witnesses will be resumed this morning. O. D.

McMannama, was admitted to practice in the Federal Courts. have a man named Cook in Nashville, a bright mulatto, who is in trouble before the Courts for having married a white woman. Cook claims that be has so little negro blood in his veirs that his case does not come within the statute, which only prohibits marriage bet ireen whiteB and blacks, or persons of mixed blood, to the third generation. The case is not yet decided. Stevens and Brownlow, through the benign influences of radicalism, will soon settle all that sort of squeamishness, and hasten the advent of the blessed millennium, when the dark lion and the white lamb will be permitted to lie down together in peace.

Old Thad, in his own person, practically illustrates the beauties of amalgamation by notorious companionship with a negress, and Brownlow is saved from the scandal of such a sin only through not being able to find a negro trench mean enough to keep his company. EST" The funeral obsequies of Bishop Soule and Colonel J. D. B. DeBow took place in rsashvillc on Thursday last.

TUe Banner, after describing the solemn ceremonies attending the funeral of the Bishop, adds: While tbj obsequies of Bishop Soule were progressing at Alclvendree Church, a large number of our citizens had assembled at Christ Church, on the opposite side of the street, to participate in the impressive ceremonfes peculiar to the occasion and to attend to their final resting place the remains of our distinguished and public spirited fellow-citizen, the late Col. J. D. B. DeBow, The funeral services were held by Rev.

W. T. Ellis, after which the deceased was taken to the residence of Mrs. John Johns, a short distance from the city, and interred. It was indeed a sad day for this community when we committed almost simultaneously to earth the oldest and best beloved Bishop, the most accomplished Statistician and Political Economist, of their time; Mr.

John W. Jones is now officiating as chief clerk at General Burbank's headquarters, vice Mr. John H. Goodey. The latter, however, still retains an important clerkship in the Department Acknowledgments.

The Southern Relief Commission gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the following- Thirty-six bushels of corn from E. Sweeney. Ninety sacks corn and one barrel can-nod fruit, from M. Demelse, Hunter's Bottom, Ky. Three barrels crout from A.

B. Sharp, of Georgia. Forty-nine sacks corn from citizens of Henry county. 7 wo hundred and live sacks corn from Lexington, Ky. One box shoes and hats and two barrels flour from a citizen of Louisville.

One hundred and forty-three sacks corn from R. Doak, Shelby county. Two hundred and fifty-two dollars, the proceeds of an exhibition of tableaux at Bloomneld, Ky. One hundred and forty sacks of corn from the citizens of Spencer and Nelson counties, received at Bardstown. One hundred and forty sacks of corn from the citizens of Nelson county, received at Bardstown.

One hundred dollars from the Bloom-field Aid Society. Consign all shipments to the Agent and give liim notice of douations. SAMUEL A. MILLER, General Agent. Court of Appeals.

Fkajtceort, March 1SGT. CAUSES DECIDED. Green vs! Turner, Montgomery, affirmed. Pendleton's administrator vs. Pendleton's executor, Todd; reversed.

HayJen vs. Craig, Montgomery, reversed. Cloud vs. Coleman, Boone; reversed, ORDERS. Cantrillvs.

Trimble, Bourbon; rehearing granted as to the question of payment by Trimble. Miller vs. Hall et nx, Hickman; response delivered, opinion modified, and petition for rehearing overruled. 3 -I Is cc JJ 1 1 II IB 5 2:. CJ or" a li? UJ UJ COMMERCIAL.

REVIEW OF TUE MARKETS. Board of Trade rooms. Fkiday KvfcNixa. March 8. ist7.

j' There is but little activity in the -money market and the demands of first-class borrowers are moderate, with ample currency to meet all demands at regular rates. Other class names meet with but little favor. Gold continues to fluctuate and ruled lower. Exchange is quiet, buying at par and selling at 1-10 premium. New York dispatches quoted gold opened at 1342, declined to 133t and closed at 134 J.

Cotton dull with more sellers than buyers; uplands 2lUc. Sugar dull and declined Cuba 1012icr Porto Rico 10i12c. hard lojc. Coffee, demand fair and prices firm. Wheat unchanged.

Corn steady at $1 071 10. Oats dull. Pork dull and a shade lower at 22. Lard inactive at 1212ic. Hogs lCc.

Whisky nominal at 2 32, free. Cincinnati quoted flour lower at $0 10 25. Wheat dull; spring $2 252 45, winter red $2 4502 50. Oats dull at 50 51c. Mess Pork dull.

Lard 1212ic. Bulk meats firm; shoulders 7'ic sides 9e, clear sides 10c loose. Bacon firm though not quotahly higher. Chicago reported flour and wheat unchanged, with an upward tendency. Wheat $1 9112 25.

Pork dull. Lard in fair demand and firm at 12e. Cora dull and declined c. Oats unchanged. Barley steady.

St. Louis reported pork $20 50021. Lard 1 1 13-1 c- Bacon clear sides 12c, shoulders 9 c. Corn S2S5c for yellow, prime white 7c. Oats 69071c.

New York at -1 P. M. reported cotton irregular; uplands 29(o)29Jc for fair, Orleans 3030Jc; receipts 2,420 bales; sales 2,000 hales. The attendance during 'Change hours was very good, with more animation among dealers for provisions. Free offers were made for large quantities of provisions, indicating a better feeling in the tone of the market, as well as more activity.

No transactions were reported as being con- summated. In consequence of many buyers being in the market for assorted i lots of general merchandise from Ar-kansaas, it was proposed to place a boat in the White river trade to, leave here on Tuesday next and the Ella Faber was selected and placed in that trade. The prevention of shipments to points south of Nashville continues, which causes great drawbacks and hindrances to trade. In the meantime the packets np the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are well freighted for all points along the line of their routes, and a fair amount of goods on order is going forward. Through shipments and receipts are greatly retarded by this continued high water, which is yet swelling, and encroaching bevond the limits of the former rise.

Kac.s Pales two-bushel seamless at SoiTc, twiuu Carpet ctiain ti5c. Battino, fcc No. 1 In lots Small sales at No. 2 at Cauillen-ick uV(i7in. Cotton Coal Sales of rittsuurg afloat at ironic.

Retail 2c, delivered. Oi kk Sales of Western Reserve in small Iota nt 17c. Hamburg at ise; factory at lic; English Dairy at 2c ami pine-apple at Cotton Yarns Sales in lot of No. sw at 2ti27e per dozen, No. 6Wat irt'AiMc, No.

TOO at au.aile, the outside ifttes for small lots or broken packages. Cons" SIkal Sales of good bolted fn barrels at $3 at; four bushel barrels To in lots; ktlu-dried, three and a half bushel barrels, 21, packages in cluded. Sales at wte per bushel, looa e. jCovsstry Prodvck Appiea, green fistsao uui In lots. Apples, dried, at Brooms' Shaker f4 dozen; Louisville make.

No. 1, fl; common, $2 503. Broom-coru at ton. Reofiu-a. yellow lb, Beans $2 2a 2 50 ft bushel, new; old do $1 50(31 75 per misbel.

Eggs for fresh, and Uc for limed Feathers active at Et for shipping lots. Flaxseed 2 i bushel. Ginseng, buying at So sic, lb for new aud old. Onions. In lots to deal ers, $-3 50.

Potatoes, In lots, for non Peaches, dried, at for imputed, ami for peeled. Butter fair 5jiie, choice York 2530c. Cement Sales of hydraulic per bbl at 2-t. Candles and Soap The following are the manufacturers' rates: Star candles, aill weight. 21 'ae; ISozatlfic: 13 ox atl7c; for full boxes and half boxes advance and quarters lc advance, with sales in lots of 50 boxes at dlsconnt.

Railroad and hotel candles, 22lc; tallow, 134c, in lots. Soap from groceries, In one-pound and tbree-fiiiarrer-pound bars, loc mottled, 9c; family yellow, 7c: msiu, 7c; substitute for toilet soap, 15c; soda-ash. Coop kr a ok Flour harrels, tn lots. 50c; pork do lard tierces ham do oil bols lard kegs l. Cotton 31 arket dull and drooping.

At the auction to-day 42 bales were offered, with sales of 3 bales at 2222ic, 2 bales at 5 at 24V 24c, and 3 at 25c. Domestics Firm and steady, with sales of standard brands of Great Western, Anchor, Ban tier. Laurel Hill, and Peun Stills at 2lc, ilacon (Georgia) at 20S2lc; other Southern brands at is.l!c. FLOfR Less active; round tot3 offered at 50. Sales of 125 bhls assorted brands at 7513 luo do A No.

laud fancy at 2jJS15. We quote superfitie nt 50W10 S3, plain extra il0 Tajfill 25, choice do $11 II 73, extra family $i2ti-i3, AXo. atH 2tl4 75, fancy brands TTxSlS. Bye Hour $7(517 25. Grain There is but little doing, and prices generally for wheat are unchanged, with sales or bu.shels red at Corn is steady, with moderate demand, owing to the difficulty attending sbip-meuts.

Shelled in bulk S7lc, and S90c including sacks and delivery. Oats steady at 62trc in bulk, and CATOc lu sacks. Rye quiet at $1 40, ai to quality. GnocEiiiEs Holders are less firm, and the market Is lower in sympathy with the late decline. and tower rate of the premium on gold.

Sales of 150 bags choice Rio coffee at 27c; fair to choice 2i27c. We quote Rio coffee, common, at Clc. lair at prime at choice 27c. Laguayra 37C. Haw sugars Kew Orleans, in lots, in hhds, fair, Tully fair H14'c, prime Uc, choice 15c, Island 12 Ucr as to quality, hard retined lSJiteSc, soft 14(3150, as to brand.

Plantation molasses sot B5c, hair bbls Mc, Eastern sirup 65cfl 25, Carolina rice 1212Sc, Rangoon lOSUc. Sorghum molasses 4550c. GuNNXKS-Sales of new two-bushel gunnies at 25a26c In bales, and 28ifi30c for resewed. Hides We qnote green hides at 7.Sc, with sales at 8c; green salted ftaioc buying, aud selling; dry salted is-jfcioc Hors Sales of prime Eastern at 6oc. Hav Market more quiet.

Baled timothy, from first hands is held at $IS19. and from store at Oils Sales of lard oil, No.lat i 15, No. 2 at $1, choice Is held at fl 201 25. coat oil at 5053c, Unseed at 1 55. ONWNa-SmaU sales at $3 5a5 75, In lots in ship-nine order.

Lead Salesofbar leadat lie per pound, and pig lead roTATOEfl. Sales oflots in shipping order at 2 73, nnri fulpA at t2 25(2 50 PCr bbl. PaovistoKS and Labd The marKei is nrmer, with limited transactions. Sales of 100 bbls mcs pork at tso 75. vet holders are generally asking fa.

Bulk meats are steady, with sales of 15 casks shoul ders at bhc. clear sides llc, packed. Bacon con inoea firm with sales of 16 casks shoulders at io, coo lbs clear sides at 12 tierces sugar-cured hams in canvas at is.Sc. Dried beef, packed, isaic. Lard is firm; prime in tierces 12.S.C; do leaf in kegs HOTELS.

ST. GEORGE LODGIM-HOUSE, Corner Eighth and Main LOmSVIIiIjE, A new honse, with nicelr-fiirnlshed rooms. For One Dollar per Day. Tim is a first-class Eatlnc-Saloon connected with the House, where Boaul can be had for One uoimr per uay or in 2 teuca ivc amtic Jiwi, 20 dim HUNTSYILLE HOTEL J. M.

VESA8LE. H. K- WILI.ABI). J. J.

YES ABLE. WILL AKD HAVE leased the above-named Hotel, In the city of nuntsville, Alabama, ior a number ot years, ana have opened It for the reception of Travelers and Tlie house Is acknowledged to be one of the most admirably constructed houses of enter t.tinmeut in the whole country In all of its appointments for the comfort and convenience of guests, and is situated in a delightful locality, convenient to all business portions of the city. It has been thoroughly cleansed and put in the best order. The senior of the Hrm ii the well-known landlord of the "Venable House," and all the lessees have had considerable experience in hotel-keeping, and flatter themselves that they have acquired a favorable reputation as caterers for the public taste and comfort. They are determined to spare no reasonable expenses nor eilorts to minister to the wants of their patrons.

The Table will be supplied with the heat the markets afford, prepared in- the moSL palatable A Bar, furnished with good liquors, and a Billiard Room, with Phelau tables, are connected with the Hotel. Prices will ba the same as those of other nrst-cJassHoteJs. Ja d.iawrim XjOtaisville, Ivy. STOCKTON, LEAHY, Piroi'mlrroBS. IlilHIilUliiviiiiU KOS 88 tHO 90 JEFFERSGN STREET, SECO DOOR FROM CORNER OF THIRD JOSEPH PARGNYj Proprietor.

Keeps constantly on hand Prekli Jiliell yter. Sun Shell Crab, Grnnne, ilull, DucUr, PlionMUuta, VcuImu, tc. Daily Regular Dinner from to 3 o'clock P. M. Aiso, Imported Wines, Lienors, and Choice Havana Cigars.

nlT Alt RSB-rs-oroiiiXAiv hotes. Late Brown's, riHIS le-idingHotel, renovated and J- refurnished. Is now in perfect order for the re ceptlon and accommodation of its old patrons. JeSfidly GALLATIN HOUSE, GALLATIN. TENNESSEE.

JOSEPH V. 3IXXOU Proprietor. TS at all times open for the reccp- -1 tion of cues ts and the accommodation of the public. The most comJirtable rooms, the best table and guaranteed cood at all times, dii d3m CINCINNATI. THB BOIJI.EV PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Portal Steam Erpes, SHINGLE WRCHIHES, Wood Working Uffachinery.

LINE B0DLET, Corner John and Water cut CIHH ATI. AppllcacU Ior Descrlpt ve Circulars wlU specify th. Machinery they need. pays! dly J. HICKLIXG GREAT SALE OF WATCHES.

On the popular one-price plan.civing eyery patron a handsome aud reliable watch for the low price ot Ten Dollars: Without regard to value, and not to be raid for unless perfectly satlstactory Ao Solid Gold Hnntinz Vatches Jo Manic Cased Gold Watches. 3 to -J a Ladies' Watches, n-i to 1 ,100 Gold HuntingChronomeCrW atches a to I mo Gold Huntiug English a to Gold Hunting Duplex "A atches 1) to JuO 5 wnGpld Hunting American batches. 1W to 250 5 USllver Hunting Levers. 'Jo Kit Silver Hunting Duplexes -m) Gold Ladies' Watches. to 0 lO.eCO Gold Hunting Leplnes.

10, Miscellaneous Silver to 100 Hunting Silver to 50 aji Assorted Watches, all 10 to ..7 ua-Every patron obtains a atch this arrangement, costing but while it may be worth 5T.ni; No partiality shown Messrs. J.HIrkling& Great American-A atch Co NewYork City to immediately dispose or the 'above magnf Scent Stock. Certificates, naming the articles, are placed in sealed envelopes. Holders are entitled to the articles named on their eertificatft upon tut payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a Watch worth $700 or one worth Ies. The return of anv of our certificates entitles you to the article named thereon, upon payment, irrespective if its worth, and, as no article valued lees iban tlO is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that this Is no lotteqr, but a straight-forward, legitimate transaction, which may be participated fa even by the most fastidious! A single Certificate will be sent-by mail, postpaid, upon receipt of 2S five forjl.

eleven for i2. thirty-three and elegant premium forj-i, sixty-six and more valuable premium forSlu, one hundred and most superb Watch for To Agents or those wishing employment this is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authorized by the Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Tltv us Address J. HICKLINO H9 Broadway, near P.

fi5 dimiwsia City of New York. LEAVITT SEWING-MACHINE Bat room- J'o. 7-i JPomrlh ttrtet, THESE Machines are now made In a very superior manner to our special order. BSxJ-AirenLR wanted for Ohio. Kentucky, and Ten- nessee.

J8 dim T. JOHNSTON, Agent. BETS'. M. HARNEY, Attorney o-t ImotW, No.

9 Centre street, LOUISVILLK, KV. pro? Through Tickets and Baggage Checks No. 2.H Broadway, New York; No. li State street aim scnooi sireei. uosion: ttepot tmon iif Breadwav and Front streets: 11 i Vine street; at V.

S. Mail Line Steamers Landing fool of Vine street, awl at New Passenger Depot of the Cincinnati, Hamilton. A Dayton Railway; in Lonisvilla. at S. W.

corner Mala and Third streeU, and 25 Fourth street, and at all the Offices of Connrctiajz Lines. D. aicLAREX, Gen'l Sunt. E. F.

FULLER, General Ticket ApeDt. fl3 dtf LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE MEMPHIS LOUISVILLE RAILROAD IOTS. ON arid after January 27, 1S67, Trains will leave Louisville for 2hvlUe and ilempbls 7:00 A. 31. and 0:30 TP.

Jl. Both tralD counect at Nashville for IXv.ar. llnutville. Ccattanooga. Atlanta, and ail ynts south and Southeast.

M- tra'i conj aects ot Humboldt for Mobile and Nen- frleadT. and at Memphis for New Orleans by ril also by steamer for all points on the lower Mwisdppi. Klreiiltts Vnrm run through to Nashville and Memphis on evening train aud from Stale Una to Memphis on moroin? train. KnnxTlllr Kmnrh train leaves at 7:15 A. for Lfchanon, Danville, and Crab On-hanl.

connect incovptace to all important points In Southeast ern Kentucky. Bardstown train leaves at 3:11 P. M. Nashville and Memphis trains run daily. Bardstown ami Knoxville Branch trains run dailv except Sunday.

ALBERT FINK. Jnl2dtf Gpn'lsup't L.A'.RsR. JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROm SRAms SAH? LEATE Jeffersonville (immodiato-ly opposite Lonlsvllie) as HjIIows: T.CC A Xr DA IL Y( EXCEPT UNDATJ, I A.iTA. with the Ohio and Mississippi R. R.

tor Xlneennes, Cairo, fct. Louis, and all points Wr: at Indianapolis tor all Eastern cities; ao by tio routes for Chicago and the Northwest; for at. Louis and tlie est. PaFaeneera by tbfg train arrive In Chicago honn in adnnrc ofnny olhrr line. (l.AAT) Tlf DAILY SUNDAY), ii.

Uul xlX. making c(iune-tioc at 5-yaoar fit Cinciunatlaud all Euiern cities: at In.lianap-olis for all Eastern 'cities; for Chirairn an I1 points in the Northwest; for St. and all poims West. l'asensers bv this train for New Vork make fl liur qnltlier lime than is madf by any other line. Tas-eiiers leaving on S.iturUr by tins train arrive In Xx York -'u Monday morning 391iour In adranre ot ivuj otlaer route.

OA P. M. DAILV (EXCEPT SATDB-LKJliXJ dny, connecting at Seymour for OO-cinnat: and all Eastern cities; at Indiau ipo'ls for all pfdutsEast and Northeast, and for tot. LouLs and the West. Passencers by taking this roots avoid a disagreeable OMNIBUTs RIDE OF FIVE MILES, JTThis route ia 3 MILKS SHORTER, thae any other roote to Chicago and th Northwest.

li spongers for St. Louis. Cairo. aid all poinU West, by Ibis route avoid a mi ti-jh' jytinn if hums, an advantage ly no route. THIS IS TITE ONLY DIRECT ALL R.VIL ROUTE TO EASTERN CITIES.

AH change of Can at Indianapolis made lii Union Depot. M-Ptssonrers sbotild EXAMINE THElr. TICKETS CAREFULLY to ec taut EFFEKSON VILLE RAlLKOAD." Anv Information cnli be or Tsoketa purchased at the ollice of the Com ran yUTH-KAST Main aud Third and at No. 2 ilAIN STREET, or at the Rati-roaa SMrwviXW. GeiiTS' JAMES FKHKIER.

vjj Oet.eral T'ter Asral tionisvillo Wow Albany, and Chi- cag-o RaUrcad. fpVO daily trains ietivo New -L ALBANY', Ol'POSlTE A. M. Chicago Express, daiiv. Sundavsor-C'rtl, making dire coiinftMiou at Mitchen for St.

Louis, Cairo, Evansville, St. Joneph, L.wea-worth. Kansas Citv, and all points Green Cast: and Lafiyette -r Tern Hsate, Mt-toon, Alton, Decatur, Spr'Ti'pId, Uniurv, and ali nointi la Cev.tr.i.1 IIiineM, and 1.1 City, or Detroit, CJ-'cas-o, an! p-jiut St. Lonli and Ca-ro Niht Kxrr-, dailv, making direct fur ali Wt and Northwest, and for Ciucisvatl aau ail Eastern cities. 4 a Onlv une cbauge of car to Si.

Lonis. Chicago, nnd Cincinnati. Bggge tlietkel through from tfce Hotel. For mrtiitfr iDformsi'on and thromrh tickets at the oilier of th Com pan v. Third streets.

LohsvIHe.Kv. OSlreop 'i fr0m 5 t0 7'CiOCS. S. PARKICR. Aot v.stes.

SniierioteTnleat. 1 lonisville and Pracltfort and lies-ton and Frankfort a. R. FKOil JS'oveniijerlPjlSGTiiAliVS will run daily (Sundays excepted; asrollo'wa: Dcpartnres lor XejJagton, A. 51.

aoi 2: P. M.J Lagrange, 4:15 P. M. Arrivals from Lexington. 11 A.M..

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Ky. JACOB AiVTHOXY, Ko. 27 Fourth Eetween Main and Water, xiotjisviijIjE. MANITFACTUBEROF mi, ffiE ji me mm Pure Copper Distilled Whisky, Foreign Domestie Liqaors, Keeps constantlr on band Sweet Older, Butter, Eggs, ALABGE supply in store at thu lowpnt marfe.t-pri-a to the trade. COS dtl VBI9SY.

500; BBLS new Copper; 50 years oiu; Io bond and free, for sale by f6dim DORN, BARETIOFSE CO Lard Oil Manufacturer, NO.SSS north side Jetreraon street. Between Clay and Sadbf Keeps always on hand pnre So. Lard OU. Wo. I tird ou, Keat-foot OU atoo dealer in Coal OOfl 9d3m at $22 cash $20 25 for old mess, -J1717 25 for nnme ami 513 au(asi ior prime mess; aiso 2,700 bbls new me.ssat $22 50a22 73, sellers and buyers, March and Anril.

Beef stead and unchanged: sales 45S bbls. Beef hams firm sales 235 bhls, at 35 (t3ia, uaeon quiet; saie.y:n ooxes, at ior Cumberland cut. llc for short ribbed and HTWt; for clear short ribbed. Cut meats firm sales 330 pkgs, at 9lic for shoulders and for urcssen nogs uncu an geu w.nw.iuc ior miern aim 10 fdiic for eitv. Lard heavvand droonlnir: sales bhls at 11 for old and isg-isVc for new.

Butter dull and heavy, at forOhio. Cheese dull; 1E19C LATEST MARKETS. New York, March 5 P. M. Flour closed more active at a triflinir advance on medium grades.

Wheat quiet at $2 1322 23 for spring. Rye dull at $1 1C01 13 for Western. Corn quiet, with sellers at si 9 for prime Western mixed in store and 11, 'i nIoat, and buyers at $1 OS In store and $1 lo.fyai 11 afloat. Oats steady at for fair to good Western. Pork quiet and steady for new mess; sellers at 22 10 casii and $22 50 regular; buyers at $22 twi cash and $22 regular for sellers option; for April delivery $22 126 offered and $22 2f asked.

Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats in fair request at steady prices. Bacon dull; n.Valoc for Cumberland middies. Lard dull, with a declining tendency. pivfr York Stocli aud 9101107 MnrlteU New York, March 8.

Moner market easy and (steady at per cent on call. sterling nrmer at a.tMb, in go in ior nrst -class bills. A mprii'nn without decide! ctiailsre. aneninsr at declining tor-Ts, and closing at Government siocks a suaue oeitcr. FieihLs to Liveroool quiet, without material change.

KeTlew of llie Kew York Stork Market. New York, March 8. Mnnev market moderately active, with am Die supply, aud working easier at the cloe. liie raiircau martietupeiieu uiiuyauuyaiancariy hour and higher prices were made for all leadinir shares. call loans were graauany semng at ir.h per cent.

At the first open Board the market fell alt a xA'i percent, with la fr business. At the stock Exchange the market was firm right through call, although hammered somewhat by the bears. After the session there was a decline of lufcX per cent, but the market was steady at the decline. The market was firm and generallv better at the one-o'clock Board, and. at subsequent Boards there was a further advance, the closing prices uemg me uigiies.1.

ui tuc uaj, wim ouii interest in the ascendant. Wm-ITpjith Co. report the following nrifwi nt ti r. Closing sieauj American cold, III. Cen Pit Lobars' 81 ...117 tMTn Sih 623 91 7h ...121 '4 Ohio A- Miss, cert W.

Telegraph 42 Cleveland ToL. mmuenanu N. Y. Erie itocK island do pref. Fort Wavne HIHIMJII Reading ..102 racinc Mich.

l'-i Atlantic Mail illfs Government slocks heavy this P. M. on cold bonds, with a decline of per cent, except on Registered 0P8I 10-40 coupons 97 'i August 7-StS 10.V) June 7-30s coupoLs of "si- reg ni; of 'fcf July ..105 HnriierNlalestorkssteadv. with a lari-t hunine in Missouri rose to lo5but subsequently fell off to Steamer snares active ami nigner. Coal and miscellaneous shares firm and in some nuances advancing.

urtivd cliirimr the morninc. with rremimit fluctuations, closing sleady. Loans were made from fiat to 1-lfi. The iargeshort interest prevents any material decline. fetfrlmir nnpned arlivp and firm but nlntpil more quiet, at 8-M for best bills.

Mining stocks quiet aud firm; Gregory rose to 1150117uniid Quartz Hill steady and in demand at 405; increased activity in Almada, at Rli'two Columbia in strong demand at 270: Gold Hiilde-clined Des Moines steady at $1. Prices 01 mining siocks ttustou: Canada 50 Huron 11 copper i-aus. Franklin SliniiL'sottu. Quincy Hancock New York Dry G001U Market, New Yojik. March 3.

Cotton cowls market fairly active for all season able styles and prices are fairly sustained, except forborne dark styles of calicoes, wiifcii have been reduced per yard. Merriinac reduced to 17c, Manchester to lPc, Waukegati to 13c, but both the latter sell readily at 1 7c for all fresh stvles, and Merrlmacs bring lSc. In other styles there Is no important change to observe. Woolensselllng more freelv and rather firmer. as are staple styles of Imported stuff goods.

higher. r-UK ares? guuies uoing oeuer. isil'bons and cloths rather dull, and the former remain depressed. 1'lnciimnll Market. Cincinnati, March, s.

Flour steadv with a moderate local demand at yesterday's quotations. Wheat tirm, with sales of No. 1 spring at $2 50, and No. I winter at Corn dull at fi2e for No. 1 in elevator, and 76c in sacks.

Oats dull at ior o. 1 111 eievaiom. 1 lie receijus ui eurn mm oals have been large. Bye $1 23fi 20 for No. 1.

Barley unchanged. Lotion uuii auu prices nominal, no oeinanu, ana notations are nothJJii; more than e-iiiniates: mid dling could have been' bought at 2tk. msky steauy at ucc, 111 mud. Provisions unchanged and quiet and rather eas ier to buy. mess porK, city pacKeo, can ue oongiu ai 5i(d 1 75.

Hulk iiie.ns In demimd. with sales of r.t;.titM pounds at Tfa-T'c forshntilders, for sides, and U)c for limns, the inside rate for cotiutry cut. tsacon lu aema.ua at ior easier to buy but net quotably lower; sales of 1,144 hhd? at snou aers. iu'm-' itt'jc ior suies. 11 liC ior no do.

and l'2'4c for clear do. Lard dull at.12.oiHc; city is neiu at me inner rate. No change in seed: clover $SSr3S so. from store. rod timothy 40.

i.uiseeu on 5-1 4.1. tjiru on ji am i. Butter dull at for white, aud for yellow. Cheese firm at Groceries firm sugar ViWiac for raw, the latter rale for choice N. O.

Coffee Gold isss buying, and im selling. Exchange at r-ar buying, and 1-10 premium There is a good demand for money at 9212 per cent. 1if CRgo Market. Chicaoo. March 3.

Thero is little life In the provision market, lloid- ersare thin. In view of a demand, at full prices. Mess pork dull and almost nominal at 2n. Pickled and bulk meats in fair request at an advance offc. The former sold at 1212c; dry salted shoulders at 8e, loose, and clear sides lo'rC, loose.

Lard I n-activeat 12c for prime 4 team. Dressed hogs in fair strict sales. Prices range from sows 99. Live a shade firmer and in good demand by packers and tsj tor common to cuoice hoes. FJourqtiiet and steady at yesterday's quotations under the favorable New York advices, and In moderately active speculative demaud.

The market for wheat is firmer, and advanced nc: sales at $1 1 94 for No. 1 winter anil fresh receipts ot No. 2 spring, closing firm at $1 for winter; receipts good. There is a speculative demand for corn at an advance of i.Sv2c on yesterday's prices; sales of No. 1 at 7879iC, and No.

2 at esc. At the rinse tho market was tirm at T9 T9l.c for No. 1, Oats quiet, and closed steady at 42c for winter, and 4.43'Tjc for fresh receipts of No. 2 in store. Bye steady and unchanged.

Barley in fair request at yesterday's range of prices. Receipts i.ooo bhls tlour. 4,830 centals wheat. centals corn, l.ras centals oats, 2,200 hogs. Shipments 3.W0 bbls llour, centals wheat, centals corn.

SI, Lonli Market. St. Louis. March 3, Tobacco tolerably active and unchanged. Cottou dull and nominally lower.

Flour market for low and medium grades quiet and unchanged; ben extras very firm; superliue quoted at $9fti9 so, extra $10 23g.ll, double ami treble extras 312S14 75. Wheat tirm but Inactive; choice club $4 30 per cental, choice fall $4 91 per cental. Corn heavy and drooping, closing lower and unsettled mixed $1 4r per cental, yellow $1 4s per cental, white $1 5SI 5S per cental. Oats heavy aud unchanged nt percental. Provisions dull, heavy and unchanged.

Lard linn at for tierce. Whisky dull and unsettled, ranging at $2 1QS2 15 free and 2CC in bond. Milwnakee Mnrkei, Milwaukee, March S. Flour dull and firm. Wheat 70 for No.l.and $3 45-3 43 for No.

2. Oats weak at $1 50 for No. 1, aud $1 43 for No. 2. Corn quiet atfl 27 for new, shelled.

Provisions firm clear pork $21 5022: dressed hogs advancing. $8 25(t8 40. Receipts ,000 bushels wheat 2,210 bushel. oats 3,0 bushels corn. Shipments 5,000 bbls flour; S.Soo bushels wheat.

Baltimore Market. Baltimore. March s. Sugar firm at lO.lOc for fair to good. Flour steady.

Wheat Sales or winter red choicest $3 30, Pennsylvania red 52 TO. White corn tl 03, yellow 97cf 1, mixed Weetexn 93CS97C. Oats 586uc. Clover-seed Sales of 1, sco bushels old at $7 73, and uew is steady at $3 508 75. Proviaons Msa pork 821 7522; shoulders 9Mc Lard Uc for city, and for Western.

Whisky nominal. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia. March s. Flour dull: State $13.

Wheat dull: sales of 2.C00 bush, prime State at Calirornta3 20. Corn quiet sales of 3,000 bush, yellow at 99c Provisions unchanged. Contraband whisky $1 40. BaxTalo Market- Butalo. N.

March S. Flonr dull at 25 for etra State, Wheat white Canada active but anchaaged. Corn new Toledo scarce and firm sales at for old unmixed Western on the track and held at 93c In store. Oats, rye, blghwlnes, and barley nominal and heavy. Mess pork quiet and held at 2l 50.

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