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AGENTS WANTED. tFCCrL KCTICM! TOBACCO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. PROFESSIONAL. ftiew Advertisements. Personal.

Some intermeddling gossip concerning famy of their administration of the affairs of this people for the last eight years is the most dreadful instance of party de-pravity ever shown by a set of men besotted with power and srsxed with lust of Arrival and Departure of Trains GEO. W. Democratic Nominations. FOB PRESIDENT, HORATIO SEYMOUR. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, FRANCIS P.

BLAIR, OF MISSOURI. FOR CONGRESS, HON. BOYD WINCHESTER, OF JEFFERSON. OR STATE SENATE 3TTn district, DR. E.

D. STANDIFORD, OF JEFFERSON. Democratic Electors. GEO. W.

WICKS TOBACCO AfiD COTTON FACTORS, And General Commission Merchants, AGENTS FOB VIRGINIA, MISSOURI, AND KENTUCKY MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, Maysville Cotton Tarns, Batting, Twine, Nc. XOJ3 BXaixx Lou.iSVillo, ALSO rfiOPiilivl'Ons OF "THE LOUISVILLE COTTON WAREHOUSE," Corner of Second and Washington itrCeU, Louisville, Ky. tsTDAILY SALES OF COTTOX AT AUCTION. S26d3m V. P.

ARMSTRONG. McFEhRAN. J. B. McFERRAN.

TOR THE BTATK AT X.ABBK. COL. FRANK VOLFORD. or Casey. HON.

JESSE D. BRIGHT, Of Carroll. DISTRICT ELECTORS. 1st Dint. J.

is, BIGGER, of McOraclceti. 2nd 1)1 at, A. K. BRADLEY, or Hopkins. 8rd W.

HUSH, of Simpson. th FIELD, OfBullitt 5th DIaU ROBERT MALLORY, or Oldham. 6th Dtnt, A. H. CHAMBERS, of Gallatin.

7th W. CRADDOCK. ofFrankltn. 8th COCKRILL ofEstlll. 9th Dist.

THOMAS M. GREEN, of Mason, tbleK SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1868. McFERRAN, ARMSTRONG, CO, COTTON FACTORS Porlt FacU-ors, Provision Dealers, And General Commission Merchants, llANni'cTCRtBs' Agents ron. Bagging', Rope, Baling Twine, and Iron Ties, Curersof the celebrated "ifAONOLIA" Brand of HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON, AND DRIED BEEF, 21 SffAXlT AND 19 AND 34 WASINOTOW LOUISVILLE, KY. R.

H.F. WIIITE, formerly connected with tbe Cotton Warehouse of Messrs. G. W. Wicks fe thin r-ttv lias an interest orlth ni In the Cotton branch of oar business, and will rive 11 hit undivided attention.

II is long experience In handling and shipping cotton enables us to offer superior advantages to shippers. Liberal advances made on shipments made to us or to our corresponding In New York atd NewOrleans. D. I. ACE MORE.

D. T. BLACKMORE, DUCKWALL, MILLS, FDRWARDIHG ADD COMMISSION MERCHiHTS, DEALERS I Hay, Cora, Oats, Wheat, Eye, Barley, Flour, and Produce generally, No. 53 Main between Second and Third, north side! LOUISVILLE KY. C-Hlsheit Cash Prlce'pald for all kinds of Grain and Produce delivered on Railroads leading to the City and Ohio River.

Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments. r9 dim THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. r. a. wxsKzoxr, Hash Assets Invested in Bond $28,000,000.

Issues Wrwry approved description of Llni and XndowTBsnt Policies on attnetad live at Moderata raua, returning all surplus annually to the policy-holders, to be used elthar In payment of premiums, or to purchase additional lnsuraac at tha optloa Of the assured. RICHARD A. McCTTRDY, Vice-President. OHKPFAKD HOMANS, Actuary. BENJ.

D. KENNEDY, Gen'l Agent, the Stntea of KENTUCKY A2HX JJJM -1M MgBBB, ATAppilomtlons fox local agencies In Kentucky and Tennessee may be addressed to B'jOSJ. D. K-ENXRDT. General Agent, Offic.

No. lis West Main ttrett, Ky. Als'TED A -rents For the by all lesdlng Democrats. Agems are meeting -lth unprecedented ruccess. selling rrom 15 to a) and some as high as so copies per dav.

Send for Circulars and full particnlart. Address JONErt BROTHERS ssdAwim Hs West Fonrth at. Cincinnati. O. A "WATCH FKEE Given gratis to every live man who will act as ncont In a tr, Itsht, faDd honorable nuslnM, piTjnuj.io per day sure.

No gift enterprise. No humbuir. Nn money wnted in adva'ice. Address It alOXROB KKNNEDY CO Pittsburj. Pa.

sisdtw ANTED. The De Soto Mutual TJfn Ins. f). can rlv dmnljvmnnt InMr. ercl city solicitors and also to traveling agent on libornl terms.

Call at tbe olhce. No. 1 Malu utrpet. nrar Fourtb street. sid WANTED.

WAITED ALady or Gentlemm to take charge of a Hair establishment a short distance from the city. Apply at BAIltlJ BltO. Nonf need apply unles-t competent. oJtf J. AJsTED A partner with S3.000 hi a paying, esiaonauen ouaiuea.

Auun-s tnisoillce. sildtf WANTED A comfortably fur- ntsbftl honse, within foursquares ottheCen-tml Mniket. for one y-ar, with privilege of retaining it for several yesirs. It niUbt contain 1 parlor, 1 aiDfD'-j-room. 6 tied-rooms.

servants' rooms 1 bbili-ri'om, jintry, Ac. nd blu jrood order. Ad-aitM immediately box zuj, Louisville post-oftice. FOR RENT. FOR KEiVT Louisville Theater Refreshment Saloon.

Apply to Melville Green street. sl2dif FOR BENT. Tho Oasis Saloon will be rente in complete running order to a responsible tenant or sold on long time. Is one of the best fitted up and furnished bars tn tbe city. hnnies.

alsoamn hloct aaihePosl-oLhcu. For imormaiion apply, dav or night, at Marble IlaU saloon, IPS and IPS Fifth street. sea dtf FOR RENT Dwelling A situated two-story bnt dwellin-hone, No. 2u7 Broadway, between Jackson and Hancock, containing eitht rooms and a cood cellar gas throucaout coal house, ca riattf-bouse, and stable the enthe buildings being liigood condition. Pobessiun given immediately.

Apply to K.AUN WOLF. se2 dtf sroilainst. bet. Seventh and Eighth. FOB 8ALE.

Executor's Sale of Land. riLL ue sold at public sale, on the premises, adtoinlng Bardstown, Nelson countv, on Tuesday, the suth day of Octoter. ihe lands ol the late Joseph Brown, contain-liig about 12S acres, all of which Is well set In about 30 acres in meadow. Tbe entire premises is nnder good fence, fronts upon tbe and Louisville Turnj-ikeand tbeBsrdsiownand Louisville Railroad Cerot rounds. Itilb laud will be on credits or 6, 12, and 18 months.

In equal lust aliments, with Interest from date. Lien upon the land and personals canty required of the purchaser as peel tied in the last ul and testament of the decedent, SAMUEL BEALMEAR, s.odwtd hx ecu lor of Joseph Brown. FOR SALE SHELBY COUNTY FARM Containing three hundred acres of first raii land, situated on the turnpike road leading fictn bhetbt vlllu to Bheiby Station, on the Lonistiile and Fraokfort Railroad, three miles fn-m the former and tire miles from tbe latter plate. Two hundred acre or said rami Is in a high state of cultivation, one hundred of which is choice hemp land. Tbe rematntnc one hundred acm Is rint4y timbered and well set in blua grass.

The lmtroYrmeats are a large two-story brick res! denre, in good repair, wan all aeccKiary outbuild-itiKs; an abundant supjny of wster at all seasons of the year for all purpeses, conveniently located. 1 he above Is perharn the most desirable farm In Shelby county, considering location, qnallty of soil, and improvements, being sutllcieiitly nar to tbe ton.Jur educational purjces, tbe children bocnliri; at home and attenillag school daily. For terms, Ac at the offlce Bank of A-hland, t-lielbvville, Ky. sMdliiwi. T7UR SALE FOUNDRY AND -L CTORY l.tU) feet on the Canal t-st or Bridge street, from 10 to 250 lu depth, iu ids to suit purchasers.

Thfs is tte best location in Lou tt villi- for frctories and foundries, ea-sy of acces-i, convenient to the great Union Depot and Bridge, and oneied upon tbe moot favorable tt'ims. Apply to E. D. FRYER. Real Estate ARent.

i Fonrth st si2 di2 Bamberger A Bloom Block. UOKSALE CHEAP One framo -a- house of six rooms, on Green street, between Tenth and Eleventh. One new cottage of four rooms, on Broadway, between Fourteenth and Fifieenib. Inquire at S. KOTHCHILD'S hank-lng ofUbe, No.

74 Main st. ap6 dtf FOR SALE A lot of Old Papers, the cheapest wrapping- that can be bought. Apply at lhisotnce. my2l dtf STRAYED OR STOLEN STRAYED or STOLEN Horse On the night of the Eld from the residence of Mrs.Hngtin.on th-? Newburg road. In the vicinity or Loubtville.

a lighi sorrel saddle-hone, about 15 hands high, white face, four while teet, liitle bite saddle marks, and white tip on his under lip, Roman head. A suitable reward will on paid on his detivtiyatR W. Jenkins A Co. "a stable, corner of (ireeu and Fifth streets, Louisville, si-i dtf "Westward tbe Star of Empire takes its way." SECURE A Iniirait Huesteai Association OF CALIFORNIA. Providing Domes for its Members, And thereby Induce emigration.

Capital Stock $1,000,000 Divided into 200X00 shares at $5 per share, PAYABLE IN U. S. CURRENCY. Certificates or Stock issued to Subscribers Imme dlately on receipt of the money. no penon allowrd to hold more thin Arc shun A Circular, containing a full description of the project to be distributed among the stockholders, wil: be wnt to any address upon receipt of stamps tocoverreturnpostage.

Information as to price of land In any portion of the Man or upon any other subject of interest to parties proposing to immigrate cheerfully furnished upon receipt of stamps for postage. All letters should be addressed SECRETARY IMMIGRANT nOMESTEAD AS- SOCIATI' -N. Post-office Box No. 86. Sax Fbaxcisco, Oal.

nu25 d2m Louisville and Nashville Railroad LOC1SVH.T.B, Bept. 16,1868. WE are now offering for salo at 90 cents and accrued Interest a limited amount a-, r- Mortgage Bonds of the Company, se cur: bv a Consolidated Mortgage on all th- p-up-rT the Company. No belter security can be obtained hy those seeking a permanent and sate investment. We will be prepare! in a short time to register tbe bonds for those who may desire it, thus securing tbe bolder arainst loss of the principal by Weft or other casuv.

Thebiudscan be obtained tv rs.Vir. eothceof UieCompauy. idu w- RANNEY. Sec'y. OLD "WILBES.

Centlaan to tret all PfcirATT Onun'. s. rjoawhi-i. GletU Stfjrtar. cr.i;:r.!r r-- Thu mulling frum -3 mmlinru, mrrwi, drtlllit.

irriisUli r. rupt.i,c, i-i. mlt'iuni an finally pern; i a -ally e-jrcl. Mcll-cifcp ptrpimlio tli eiiabllilime-it, hiS cnlinrrttw, rwrtion aa iritiri rcwtn, tlxr IfwrJrsj usi pa.iu fur picoi rt-iairiai daitr rr-mil nusttos, anl fipcr n4 encraicl bilh. thuaco'aUaeihc raln-rl rrinir.

w.t. curricl or ila. rrora Iniltcretiont. la43lrT or ci'T aaa be cured. No nulwr wba fcarc tai.cJ.

uia jocr teilhatbeMrt in hi pamptlct. rnt to rvrtj fre- TSnunnaiof cswitmiipl nDu.ly. at oSif. a3 ll OTr tbe ccntrr. Conwiutioa fnv, jfrtaaMr.

or by all, US Wsihiastott Ansae. St. Louin. Mo. i (par.

m. dwlj. I to r. al 7 la 9 r. marll dekwlr P.

H. DA VIES. H. B. D.

H. DAVIES Successors to BRAir a da vies, COTTONFACTORS, Geieial CommUsionMercliants, AND dealebs is Eaggins, Rope, IronTies.ProTisions, 8 sooth Bide Mala between Third and Fourtb, LOirisviiLii.sr. tvis 62m O'NBIIj cfc OO- Ccal BflsiiM a Large Scale. rpHE firm of O'Neil Co. own 240 J- acres of ihe best of ccl.

fitu-led wUhiaarew miles of Pittsoorg, which will yield in tse acgiegaie Twely-Ub( Million Baskela, in itis mines stl oer acre, or a total or with ttiL ther own atowbjat IS.noo Tinny live coal barsesat acost of 3o.noo Teims aLd tJoats at LWtsvute Making a lotil investment of N. IV. IITGIIEM. Lcngacd favorably known, is aeut of tbe firm In LoKisvIIIe. and is pre ared to furnUh coal in large it mall quantities upon short note.

O'eil facilities fbr running coal to thfs market, are" prepared to till order pr'QiplJy im a nm orm arucje vi ids ossi cuaj ac at theverv lowest prices. OFFICE No. Fourth street, Louisville. -6 dill Rufer's Hotel Restaurant, Flfib between Asia and SImrbeC. I hereby inform the public that I have now opened, In connection with my restaurant, a hotel, which will be conducted ou tbe European plan.

The rooms are well ventilated and elegantly have thepriv-Jlege or the restaurant, where they can eat their meats wherever they desire. In Ihe restaurant they will rind all the luxuries of the season. CHARLES C. RUFE1L rroprtfot-' THEODORE POLHEMUS 00., mtrracTrraiM or b.i. COTTON SAIL DUCK, And all kinds of Cotton Canvas, 14 tm IS laen.

wlsW, neck. Car Covering. Baczlni, BaTem nnrk sail Twines. Ac. Beamleas Bscs, "aaon-Bs'aBd -OntATlo Amerlcmn.sjid Kog-lieh BunUns.

00 Broad Street, XTew Tork. K.A.BKIXKXBHOT. J. THEoDOKKFOLBKatCFs, H- D.PQlMMMVt, jaaaydly S1MILU SIMILIB0S CURANTUR. UOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS Have proved, from the most ample experience, an rntire success: Simple-Prompt -Efficient anl They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that mistake cannot be made tn using them; so harmless as to be free from danger, and so efficient as to be alvrays reliable.

They have raised the highest from al, and will always render satisfaction. Nos. 2 Wsrnu, Worm Fever, Worm lyanlrry. Griping. Bilious Ctaolera-Xlorbua.

VomlUng. a Congbi. Coli, Bronchitis arnralKlis. Toothache, Faceache 5 i adaclica.ritck Headache, lJprpla. Billons Stomach 25 Nappreucd or Painful Periods Wliltea.

too prolu.se periods Croup. Cougn, Ditllcult Breathing .23 Halt fciieaiii. Erysipelas, Btivninsitlsiu. Rheumatic Pains. Fever A Cfltli Fever, JO Pllra.

blina or bleeding -9 Optfaalmy. and l-ore or Weak Calarrb. acute or cbronic, InduenzaJW WbooplDg-roncn, Violent CoughsJO Ailhma. upprraed Brcatbinc 0 Ear Dlacliurcc Impaired Hearlng-50 Hero Tula. Enir.rgedGlunds.SwelllugsM Weakness) Dropsy and Scanty Secret I oris JO NKlcksieM.

sickuess from rtdtngJo Klduc-y I Grvel 50 ArTatiaUebilltymlanl t.uii alon 'nvoluatury DIsch3Xges.ji 03 Sore 3t 5 ITrlna U'eabnrti. wt-tting oed 50 lalnil Periods, with Spasms. 50 MonerJDffM at Change of Life 1 KpilcaMy.panms.fit Vitas' Dance 1 50 FAMILY CASES Of ZS larfre TlI. morocco or lie for Try ordinary dlscaw a fntully lautbJecCto, and booki of direclloaa From 010 to $93 Smalltr Family and Traveling: casej. with 0 to 2t vials.

$9 to $9 Specifics for all Private Disease, both tor Carina; and for Preventive tre-it- bU3 SOU pwcfcc uses rOKD'l EXTRACT Cares BnrsM. Aralses. UmtsMt, Sore-nttik. Itore Throat. Sprains.

Tootnaene, I-vrefae. Nenralcla, Rbeumatism, Lnn bsEO, Piles. Bolts, mint. Sore Eyes, blredlna; or the Lnagt, Nose. or of PUe Corisa, lllccra, old Bores.

arTheeRemeaiM, except POND'S EXTRACT, by the cae or single box, are seni to any partot the country, by mall or express, tree Ol cnarge, on receipt or tne price. Aaaress Bumphrtys a peel tic Uomcopalblc Medicine Office and Depot No. ECi Bboadwat, N. V. Dr.

Dl-vpbrbys Is consolied dally at his olHce. Fionally or by letter, as above, for all (orms of disease. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. RAYMOND fc CO. aud G.

H. CAREY Agents for Louisville. ap3 eodly J31ilD AST) BRIDEGROOM. -a-u iav Wubbb- Ma nn the interestlni? re lation of Brlce groom to Briueiu the institution of 2a amajte a uuiue i uiauiiuumi uuu irue ht)plntss. ent by mall in sealed letter en-ri lop.

a tree oi charge. AOdress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Philadelphia, Pa. tji; dttwsni UN FID KMT I Alta Totiug man wtto have itiiurtxi thumiAiTm bT certain secret hablu. hifh unfit hm fnr hnatnnM. nleasure.

Or tbe duties or married Ills: also middle aged and old men, who, from tLe follies of yuutn or other cansees, fee1- a in advance of their years, betore piacli thex-selves under tbe treatment any one, should rst read "Tbe Secret Friend." Married ladleawll learn pomethlng of importanoa by perusing "The secret rriend." Heat to any a stale' nvelope, on receipt of to cents. Address Dm. CDARI SB A- STUART A Boston, lUa ddiwly Tbirty Tears' Kxperlcnce In the Treatment or Cbronic and Sexual Diseases APHTSIOLOGICAL VIEW OP MARRIAGE Tho cheapest book ever published containing nearly three hundred pages, and one hundred and thirty flue plates and engravings of the anat- Amr nf tha knni.n nr-irana lr atktoof hCJth disease, with a treatise on errors, lis deplorable consequences upon the mind and body, with tbe author's plan of treatment the only rational and successful mode ol cure, as shown by a report ol cast treated. A truthful adviser to tbe married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts af their physical condition. Sent free of postage te any address on receipt of twenty Ave cents.

In stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, No. si Maiden Lane, Albany, N.Y. Tbe author may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mall, and medicines sent to any part of the wond. mayl diw "MANHOOD." AnotArr Medical Pom-pMtt from Ute pen of Dr.

Ccbtis. Tbe "Medical Times" says of this work: "This valuable treatise on tbe cause and core or premature decline shows how health is Impaired through secret abuses of youth and manhood. and howeasllyregafned. It gives a clear synopsis of tbe impediments to marriage, tbe causes and effects of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor." A pocket edition of above will be forwarded on receipt of 'IS Cfiits by addressing Doctor cdbiis, No. 54 North Charles street, Baltimore, Md.

maytt dly BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. This splendid ilalr Dye Is the beat In the world; tbe only true ad perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, Instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedie the HI effects of bad dyea; Invigorates and Ieav the Hair soft and beautiful black crbrotvn. Bold iy all Druggists and Perfumers and properly applied at Batchelor Wig Factory No. is Bond street. New York.

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our menu, Fro as Sirs. A. 5f. Meeker. Atlanta, January, 1363.

jr. H. Walker, Dkab Sib: I hereby certify that I have used Walker's v- 'c Bitters, and as a tonic they cannot be suvp-'d. I recommend my Southern friends to uo them they will Invigorate and girt aspectfUlly, Mas. A.

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Huffman, A. J. MttcheU, C. J. Walton, J.

B. Walker. J.M. Duucan, C.N.Warren, Thomas Steele, o. A- Johnson.

Geo. D. Prentice, Isham Henderson, Wm. E. Hughes.

WAUtxs's Tonic Biniw are known to tha Faculty, and axe not a patent medicine, and are Indorsed by emlnen Physicians, Ministers, and others. H. ffltKEB, Sole Proprietor, Louisville, Ky. WALKER'S COCKTAIL BITTERS Are unsurpassed for making all Muds of COCKTAILS AND FLAVORING DRINKS. H.

WALKER Wholesale fine ani Lipor Dealers No. Mats atU, IxalsTllIe. Ky. WFor sale by all dealers everywhere, apis diy J. W.

SEATON DRUGGISTS AUD APOTHECARIES, Corner Fourth and Jefferson LOUISVILLE. KY. Flanos cfcOrgana OTEIKWAT-S. CHICKERINO UABI.KB, ud llanos and SicSS. Mislc Miuic Good.

"Ipi'dtf TO Mn brt. ftnd luird. "DON'T CHEW." A If ANTIDOTE for TOBACCO. X. "ft'lll enre the worst cues.

Try it. Price 15 ct er box. Sold by Droirelsts K. A. KOBI XSOS 4 Wboles.ie Ateiits, d6 LoulsvlUe, Ky.

DKESS-MAKING MBS. B. J. BBEWSTEB haa just returned from New York with the verv best and rewest patterns in DRESdES, BAQIJES, CLOAKS, LACES. RIBBONS, and FLOWERS; also TRIMMINGS or evy variety and description.

Dresses and Cloaks cut and basted, witn suitable trimming furnished, on the most reassn- aDieienns. ai snort uw. Titii Itnrms on Foirth street, at Mrs. J. A.

Bain Old stand. No. 10I.s. ww-pwsTFR. dim MRS.

E. J. BREWbTtn. the senior editor of the Journal, to which a city contemporary yesterday gaye prominence, makes it proper to he said in these columns that Mr. Prentice' a relations with the Journal are not dissolved, that he holds on the paper the place which he baa ever held, and that itis the sincere desire of all connected with the paper that he may hold the place as long as he lives, aa it is their earnest prayer that Mb days may he long and pleasant in the land.

Thus much is due alike to Mr. Prentice and to the Journal. We deeply regret that the intermeddleaomeneas of outsiders has rendered necessary even a word. In view of one aspect of this inter-meddlesomeness, it may be proper to add that Mr. Prentice is neither broken-down nor poor; that his means are not only comfortable but affluent; and that he is quite able to live independently of his connection with this or any other journal The Workings of Radicalism.

In the present stage of the canvass, the radical party feel keenly the imperative necessity ol doing something to bolster up the party and claim for themselves the crown of martyrdom. Itis a peculiarity of all extreme men to represent themselves as the injured saiots, the great aggrieved. The favorite rallying cry of the radical party during the last two or three years has been the cry that they are the suite re re, that the Democratic party attempting to exterminate them, and that they, through the purest and most unselfish of motives, are the true and original upholders of the cause of justice and truth, the Union and the Constitution. A parallel to this wretched cant is found in the action of that preciouB gang of intolerant bigots the pilgrim fathers probably the most mischievous and intermeddling cargo ever imported into this country. To them may be traced all the fanaticism and radicalism that have fastened on to the politics and religion of the country.

The lust of office has now grown to be a disease with the radicals, and the questions of right, of law, of property, all must go down, if needs be, to perpetuate the power of the party and the retention of the offices and administration of the government The puritauism of the party will not permit it to see anything good or pure, patriotic or disinter-ested, outside of the Baintly pales of the immaculate radical party. They arrogate to themselves all of the goodness, purity, intelligence, and statesmanship of the nation, and spurn the idea of any good thing coming out of Nazareth. They go upon the self-sufficient maxim of the founders of the party that "the good things of the earth belong to the elect of the Lord, and we are the elect of the Lord." This is the first consideration, the corner stone, and the motive power of radicalism, which is Puritanism gone mad. The partition between radicalism and Camancheism is as thin as gold plate. With all of the boasted civilization of the party, they retain all of the merciless cruelty and disregard of truth or mercy that characterizes the dealings of the Camanche with a foe.

Magnanimity is a thing all but unknown in the history of the party, and the exceptional cases of its exercise have brought the ill-starred doer into di sgrace with his fellows. The dodges and dirty tricks, the bloodshed and violence, now resorted to by this infamous party in the South to forward their own purposes are shown by their attempting, through a systematic course of misrepresentation and falsehood, to fasten upon the people of the South the responsibility of the present condition of affairs in "our conquered provinces," as they delight to call the Southern States. Look at their programme for the past month. Could anything be more sensational and devilish than the spectacles they have put on the political stage for the "firing of the Northern heart" than the Camilla riot, for example, and the conflict of races in Arkansas and Louisiana? With willing instruments in the carpet-baggers now swarming in the South, what is easier than for the requisite amount of trouble to be gotten up or prepared any day to insure the de-Eired political effect at the North? It happens that the course of their true love of intermeddling does not run smooth, as in the case of the action of the Georgia Legislature in turning out the negro Solons, or Warmoth vetoing some favorite piece of rascality aud injustice. These little mishaps, however, have not prevented the radicals from pushing on the work of interference, intermeddling, outrage, and plunder necessary to employ their camp-followers, and give the needy adventurers of the party a field for the display of their capacity for thieving, lying, aud other eccentricities peculiar to this delectable "band of It is astonishing, the interest felt and exercised by the ignoble army of carpetbaggers and their friends "tew hum" in the safety, honor, and welfare of the people of the South.

The field for plunder and intermeddling is ao circumscribed in the North that they sigh for a more congenial clime police of their own choosing are leas troublesome, and they can turn themselves loose with a vengeance, and give the whole of their minds to the acquisition of "portable property." The dead-beat adventurers and seedy politicians of New England aud the West look upon the South as an El Dorado of office, and swarm there aa the family black sheep did to California when the gold fever raged. The Northern people, the radical portion at least, feel a vast deal more interest in th affairs of the South than the people of the South do in any of the affairs of the North. They have never given themselves the slightest uneasiness about the politics or local affairs of New England, yet there is hardly a State in the South which is not infested with vermin in the Bhape of scalawags, carpet-baggers, and itinerant politicians from this delectable portion of the "Nation," intent upon the true Puritanical mission of intolerance, mischief-making, and plunder. It is certainly the strangest thing in the world that these creatures are admitted into fellowship with any political party, and yet they are thj tried and trusted servants of radical ism, and quite as worthy of honor as their employers and fellow-members. How is it that the whole North does not swarm with needy Southerners, squatting here i and there, all over the country, meddliDg with the politics, local affairs, and social relations of the various communities, throating themselves unbidden and unwelcomed into the midst of a I people who despise and abhor them, ar- raying the poor against the rich, appeal ing to the worst and most baneful of all the passions of the ignorant and degraded.

Why is it these cattle will not see they are not wanted in the South? Why won't they stay at home? Will they continue to gnaw at the vitals of the people of the South until they rise in their might, and through sheer desperation exterminate them? These questions are all easy enough answered. It is because backed by a fanatical and radical Congress of the same feather as themselves, with a "General of our armies" who knows no will but that of the party and his ambition, they feel themselves free and protected in perpetrating any violence or bloodshed, plunder or misrepresentation, that their own wicked hearts may prompt them to. This is the plain truth of the whole matter, and, if it were not tor the violent and extreme men on both sides of this unhappy question of Union, and if the whole subject was left to the men who fought the war through on both sides, it could be settled amicably and satisfactorily in an hour. That consummation, however, would at once be the knell of the radical party, for with it would come a return to reason, the return of the carpet-baggers, with the abaence of strife, turmoil, falsehood, and oppression, and the radical party's occupation would begone, and the "sober second thought of the people" prevail. The success of the radical party is founded in the oppression of ten of the States, and lives only by the stifling of their voices and influence in the conncils of the country.

The corruption and in CLAEEITCE J. PEENTIOE, Attorney XjatTv 160 West Jefferson, street, LOUISVILLE. KY. B21dtf C. 1- STAXCLXFr.

I0H2T ASBSIWA1TKA. sTMilLIFF AKDREWAETHA, I WIH Bra.1 BalMUS. SR. r. XAH9BU, AS removed his offico to corner of Fourth and Green, McDowell Bloc, ap-Office pour, is to 1 o'ejoefc.

m.yau COAL. MILLAR KAYE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BEST QUALITY OF PITTSBURG COAL, CFFICE NO. 52 FOURTH Three doors below Main, LOQISVIIIS, SY, ol dim COAL! COAL? rpHE Fred Wilson is now coming with so.oco bushels of the very best PITTS- BURG COAL for Us. which will mate ours one or the largest stocks In the city, which we will at all times sell at the lowest market prices either whole-. sale or retad.

144 Tblru netween aiaraei ana jenersnn. sirdlm KENNEDY IRWIN. cAzrnsL coax. hare just received, per tow- boat mm Parlter, a supply of tbe Unnne-vf-U, Cannel Coal, superior to any coal la market for cooking and parlor use. Also Peacock.

merov. and Pittsburg Coal for sale at lowest morketrates. OLMSTEiD 4 O'COiNOB. OFricxHly corner Brooif AMt. leJQdtf IL XL THE GEEAT EEMEDY FOB HOME PUflPOSES.

A KBIT nJTERITALLT Half a tearpoesJM filuted in water, is alpleasant drink sttmnlanaj APPLIED EXTERNALLY Whea that is Inflammation, affords Instant mm. STOPS PATH? quicker than morphina, ehla form, opium, or any oths known to tM World. IT SUDDENLY SETZ3D with pain, en Ma spoonful in a glass of water, will, in a fsv mUatM tmoT all miMiiniat. PERSONS SUBJECT to appoplexy, heart Us mm, headaches, sodden nUstings, should keep tha Relief near them atemspoonful in Tatar, Till, iVat minaUs, rsmors RADWAV'S READY BELIEF or rra sucpuoitt ads qsahdsub. B.B.S.

We wiU first eonstder tn rfc capadty as a rpsds tr our far-fame remedy Radway's Ready Relis symbolized throughout tbe civilized world undsf the significant alliteration R. R. R. This remedy Is happily possessed of pwperlics that pre inunadW ate and positive proof ol its excellence, that (kg. biost skeptical can feci its power in a few seconds Mprdally where the sufferer is the victim of exermv citlins pain.

It is not a question with this remedy of if ma it takes to remove tho perception orscSM-tim of pain, or of th rust for the moment it nrp'K'd to the Fart of the body where puin existo the patient is relieved. And it tbe pain is from as established disease, euro will soon follow. Tho Ready Relief is a rtgrtable remedy. It pure, safe, end innocent. It is quicker in subduing-rein aud malrius tho patient comfortable thai Majphine, Chloroform, tfcDr, Opium, ir any other agent.

Ita simplicity of application rendsa It a Taluablo houschuld necessity, and its usefaU ci-st covers the entire range of Cimily accidents that are liable to occur at any moment. The Re4f Hwlief should be kept in overy houe, tVr anyTft. jury or accident occurs to child or grown person, its use will prove of immediate service. It matters not what th difficulty rany be. Burn, Scald, Fall, Onine, Cut, Wound, Foumil, Sptaia, Strain, Fata, Achd, Cough, Cold, Croup, and a hundred, other annoyanceu that are crrastantly taking place in every family, this READY RELIEF will, in a frr minutes, prove its value.

If suddenly seized with sickness, nnd you have no tiith in medicines bat wiah for a doctor the Ready Relief will snspend of the proresi of the disease at once, and in nitu'ty times out of one hundred, cure the patient befote the doctor arrives. It can never da hula, but will always do good. rra orakd potter in the prevention AND CURE OF PESTILENTIAL AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. It is in diseases where immediate and aVolnts and relief is required wherein this remedy proves ita superior, and we might say, supernatural Power in saving life, and promoting health. In cases where Epidemic Diseases, Pestilsnoa, Small Pox, Fevers, Ac, exist, this remedy proTM the potent power of a disinfectant, neutrulizor anl cure.

No one thnt uses the Ready Holier when Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever, Small Pox. Diptberia, prevail in a community, will be seized with these diseases ami if selzM when mi Tig it, will be cured if the directions are fallowed. Simple as this remedy is, it posMasai tha elements of cure of the moit violent, painful, tai fatal diseases that tcourga ths earth. THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY RE LIEF ARE COtJNTER-1 BEIT ANT, RUBEFACIENT, ANTI-SPASMODIC, DISINFECTANT, ANT ISEPTIC, DIFFUSIVE STIMULANT, TONIC, NERVINE. ANODYNE, ANT-AOTD.

fat uat la Asiatic Chelsra, either at crerenttrv cure, is of more value to the world than all ther discoveries in votrue. It instantly secures re, stops the Cramps anl Upasnis, and holds the constituents of tht blood together, equalizing the circulation, and preventing the toparation of thi watory constituent from the otlier properties of the blood, and arrests vomitinf and purging. In Yellow Ferer it is likewi aU potent, ami with the assistance, of Rsdway'i Piha, will protect thoM exposed from attacks, and cars them may be seined. In Fever and Aju. Typhoid, Bilious, Scarlst anl other Fevers, its will always insure a curs.

In Rbeumaiiwn, Neuralgia. Gout, Tic Doiorsan, Sore Throat, Diphthsru, Influenza, in all cajs tt Isliamm-ttiou. the Ready Relief, when required with the BesolTunt and Pills, will suraly iTeetacur. SSff ia 521S7 fiLISF. New Corks, Large Softies.

We have at last succeeded in retting a Cork that wflt prevent the evaporaticn of the Relief. The substitution of the India Rubber Stoppst will prcTent the of the volatile proper-ties of the Relict It is important that the Relief he kept corked, to prevent the ttction of tha atn.a-pheric afar. Tha bottles are much enlarged, so that personi receive as much Ready Belief for SO cents they will get for 1,00 of the Pain Killers and other eant Liniments, R. R. Relief SQ cents par bottle.

See that every bottle is stamped with Dr. Radway Proprietary Internal Revenue Stamp. Ask for Relief in new bottles new style. BJ. B.

Persons fn gna districts should takj a ftaaspoonful of Relief; in water, on rising in tha naming, iou wiiiprotect yu ifiujtcnB mmm Ajim and an olhar Frrata. WILLIAM KINNAN, Manufacturer, "Wholesale and. Retail Dealer In UMBRELLAS, Parasols, ana fain-Canes, 123 Third street. LOUISVILLE, KY. vspcclal attention paid to repairing And male lng to order.

dim. DRESS GOODS: Black Alpacas, Alpaca Poplins, Empress Cloths, Velours Silk Poplins In the best makes and very low prices at JAS. F. WHITE 118 Market bet. Third and Fourth, tS6SaVodtTVe2m Copartnership ITotic.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership, ander the firm uame of Btactaort.ckwa1!is. ror tbe purpose of transacting a General Pro sue ana On-mi-sltn business at No. 53 Main reet. JS" twen Second and Madison. Ijid.

D. T. DUCKWALL. Late or Clark Mills, Lon Wll Sept 25, IKi. FOB "COYD WINCHESTER a candidate for from the Fifth District, subject to a Convention.

SOCIETIES. "TTENTION, SIR i A Councilor Knights or tne tteu urcsi 1 be held at the Council Cunmber tmvuie Lorn rn 'try 41 11. 1, 011 mia VrURDAi) EVENING, Ozl. 3d, IBM, r. llVldrL- i Master of Diapatche; V7E respectfully call the attention of the public to our new Topographical and Bnfl ipsa Map of Louisville, ou a lance hciilf the corrpct measurement or ever Lot, Hole, Uanlc.

Library. School, Chnrca, Railroad Depot, tjteamboal Landing, Hill, Coal, Brlcte, Litoiber, and Yard, toother with fvery Bridge, Avenue, Street, Alley, faisajp. and Fire-alarm Stations, Gas lamps, malclnjr it the mi st concise, perfect, and reliable Map In detail that has ever been exei uied. The border will he designed so as to admit a limited number of Tiews or Public Bulldlnra, Facto-rU s. Warehouses, and Cards of the FrincTpil Business Hlumw.

We respectfully request rnr fc'low-cltltens to cive itr. Henry Nettelroth, Civil Engineer and snrvejor, all the Information necessary to aid in perfecting our Map. Copies of this map will he sent to the Hoards of Trade in all the leading cities of this coitntre-. Cur canvasser will call shortly, exhibiting a specimen map, and to solicit your subounpttou for map and advertisement. Presuming that the large expenditure necessary In ih production of the work, together with the well-tcnowo reputation of our establishment, will be snfticlent Ruarantee for the production of this map in a superior style and finish.

ocH dfi Itespectftilly. PERSIAN A BRO. LOUISVILLE, KY, BOARD OF BEGEXTS: JOHN ROBERTS. President. U.

K.EWING. 51. Ii. THOS. L.

BARRET, Esq. R. THOMPSON, Esq. GEO. D.

PRENTICE. Esq. J. W. KNIGHT.

M. D. H. A. HUGHES, Secretary.

FACULTY; BESJ. V. DUDLEY, 2f. Emeritus Professor 01 ourgery. J.

IRELAND, M. Prefrasar of Obstetrics and Diseases or Women and Children. A. B. COOK, M.

rrofeasor of Principles nd Praellr ol Kurcnrv. L. J. FRAZEE. Professor of Materia Medica anil iimrapvuviGa-J.

W. BENSON. M. Professor of Anatomy and JAMES M. HOLLOWAV.

M.D.. Prof, of Phyat nlni vand Wdlcal Jariatirndpncf. J. W. MAXVFLLM.D..

FrofrtBOrof Ghemlstrr. W. TALBOT OWEN, M. Pro feasor of Principles and Practice of Medicine. K.S.GAILLARD, M.

Prof.of Oen'l Pathology ana i-amoiotncai auiwiiij. F. A. SEYMOUR, M. Assistant Lecturer on Physiol auy.

GEO. J. COOK. M. Demonstrator of Anatomy.

rnHE CollMre Dispensary will be onen to Stn- I clpntn. The Sixteenth Reculsr Annnal Coane of Lecturfo will commence on the first Monday of uctooer, iBoo, tuaa uuhhudb nve uuuuu. Fees for ibe Coarse. Pro lessors Tickets. waincuiacion iickvl Demonstrator's Ticket.

Graduation Fee While the Faculty are in favor of a higher rate ol lets as elevating. In many ways, tha standard of medical education, and as securing greater elli-cleucyin the ranks of the profession; wbilethey li.tend increasing their fees so as to make them con iot in to mose bskmi oy otner um-ciiiss loiies, they cannot disregard the fact that ducal lowancemuat be made the impoverished con dition or a large proportion of Southern students. Fnr tht nest session, therefor, all whn furnish. yoott faith, evicence of their Inability to par the 1 en aaitea, wui (A is aone in iriciiiia.aautu una. Man-land.

Louisiana, and other States! re. ct ive a liberal credit for the whole or a part of the amount demanded. For further Information address Professor L. J. FHAZKE.

ftl. iWfiu or the Faculty. ocj To tbe Citizens of the Western States WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS As a Medicine and Beverage. AS a general beverage, a necessary corrector of water rendered impure by vege- U'. I decomposition or other causes, as Limestone, fialpbate of Copper, tc, the Abojc arxc Scnr- dam Sc'UKapph Is superior to every other Alco holic preparation.

Its purity aud exemption from ail grossly intoxlcailng- properties, combined with Its mildly-stimulating and invigorating elements, establish it as the only alcoholic beverage In our country that can be imbibed with pleasure and safety. The nervous torpor and debility which follow the administration of other alcoholic preparations and mixtures of the day, succeeded by their Intense and painful nervous reactions, are unknown as the subsequent effects of the Schie dam Schnapps, even when taken ever so trealy. while as a Stomachic, a Tonic Appetiser, and a Nervine peculiarly adapted to the diseases of deli' cate females, It stands pre-eminent among tbe established curatives of the day. A public trial of 20 years' duration, tn every sec- tiunofcur country, of the Schiedam Aromatic Ecl.napps; its unsolicited endorsement by the Medical Faculty, and a sate unequaled by any other alcoholic distillation, have insured for it the rt pnlatlonof purity and salubrity claimed for It by the proprietor on Its original Introduction to tLe public. Put up In Quart and Pint Bottles, handsomely wtf pped In yellow paper.

For sale by aU Druggists, 'Apothecaries, and Gro cers In the United States. IDOLPUO WOLFE, Sole Importer anl Proprietor, IVo. S3 Beaver Street, Hew York. J. ftf.

DAVIS St SOLE AGENTS, C6 Second Street, Louisville, Ky s9 eod2m 2dp SELF-ADJUSTING ELASTIC CORSET. B. S. MARCEAm A O. 2 Market-street, below First tlful and healthy Corset, highly recommended by puysicianH kqu 111 wiio nave useu it ws 100 uvrnw iu- vnntlnn fifth nt Prn Jt- faln trot.

fifth RAILROAD. OFFICE OF GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT LonviLLE, September 28, IBM- JSoUet to Stockhmldtn mf th ZonttfiU mnd Mmliromd. Holders of Btock in the Louisville and Nashville B.R. wishing to attend the annual meeting to be held on the Tth or October will bfpnasvd free to Louisville on the stfa.cth, andTth nd. rntttrnod frp on thnth and 9th dava or Octo ber, by presentation of their certificates of stock to ALBERT FINK, dtOctT Gen'l Sup'U AUGUST PARGKT HAS BEHOVED HIS Ladies' Marat mi Ice-CreamSalooo rpo NO.

15 FOURTH STREET, Bamberger A itioom juock, wnere ne mvutrj 11 is 01a ana tLanr new Irtends to cive him a call. Ho hue pnniB((1 a Hint. class French bnfcpr. and ran at all timt-s supply tbe public with the best of rle. bonbons, for weddings and parties.

He Crescent Club. THEKE will bo a called meeiing pf the Flnat ce Committee to take Into consideration the investment or the "rjPtl' funds of the LiUD. 'ine BfODtl! are iutn i tn By orderof Committee R. HAYES, Chairman. D.

BpttkrfiPiD. Secretary. 03 C1W VAXB8 1868. 0 nil HitvTnx Bills not paid be rore uctooer mm, 10. r-- chanted: on aH bills not paid Defore November 1Mb, 10 per cat will be added and all property for wbicbthe taxes are not paid by December 10th, iscs.

win be advertised and sold to make said UodS A. RAMMERS. Receiver. Hear, Ye Dyspeptics! WE are in receipt of Dr. MOTT'S CHALYBEATE PILLS, an Afxrikst and Stomachic PmxraaATioK of PURIFIKD iron, just what the DYSPEPTIC NEEDS.

Call tha depository of genuine popular medicines. No. 7f Fourth street, near Main. alGcodlsZw RAYMOND CO. Kaahvllle Hallrond.

shv'e snd Memphis ilifM and Memphis Express a. o'pv Crab Orchard Expr si 12 wp.M V5 3 EariJstown Accommodution. s.m a. M. 5-t p.

if and Frankfort Railroad. Arrive. Depart. Lexington. 10 3 a m.

6.oa.m. Lexington 00 P. SI. 2.30 P.M. Accommodation 10 A.

M. 4.1s p. K. Jefleraonvlllr Rnllrond. Arrive.

Depart. 4 15 P. ex. Sundoy. 5.0" A.M., except Sunday.

1110P.M.. VBrf Sx-SUQ-a 15 A. dally P. dai.y. 6.10 A.M., Arrival and Departure or LOPES.

AltUIVx 5:00 P.M. 7:) A.5 First Eastern. Second Eastern Tit t. iiuls. 120 M.

12ao P.M. Second Louis, 11 'M P. Second lnd. A. Chicago P- First Nashville, Memphis, all Southern Malls 12:31) P.M.

aIm 4:00 A4C Sfctnd Nashville, Memphis New Orleans 5:30 P.M. Flist Lexincion Kranciort, and Way Mails J2: P.M Eecond LexliiKtou, 12 ao pjc 10:45 AC 7:00 P.ar 90A.Sf 6:00 AAl Z7M r.JI.. ai. Louisville A Evan-villa aiau ooais i.eave 1 uas-dnyp, Wcdn'Sday, Fridays, anil P.M. First N-w Albany PJI.

Second New Albany 12:30 M. Shawneetown Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frl-daja. 12:30 P.M. Taylorsv.lle Bloomncld leaves TnesdaTa. Thurs- A.M 50 P.M 8 JO P-M davs.

and Saturdays ten PJf. First Sbelbyvllie P.M. fitcond Sheibyville. :00 P.M. 10:45 Af.

LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE AJtn MEMPHIS LomsvniE B.AXUIOA9 UZrB. ON and aftor Sept. 13th, 1868, Trains will run aa follows; Leave Louisville Arrive at 5o p. m. A.

aC, Arrive atHnmbohlr 10:15 A.M. Arrive at 8:30 A. M. :n.iP. Arrive at NewOrleana A.

M. 1 :30 P. M. Arri'e at Mobile II a. M.

TrsUnalemTe IVsMtivllIfforChattauooca and Atlanta at 8:15 A. M. aud P. and lor Decatur and Hnntaville at 9:30 P. it.

SlMVlstS Cars on 6:30 P. train run through to Nashville, Humboldt, and NtwOrlf ans without chnnne. Fassensers on morntnii train irom Lou-Isville take sleep! or car at Bowling Green, ron-Dini: tbrouffb to Memphis. HnaxTllle Brsuaen train leaves Louisville at 7:55 A.M. for Lebanon, Danville, and Crab Orchard, connect ins by stage for all important polan la Southeastern Kentucky.

Bardatama train leaves Louisville at P. M. Tbe Bardstown train connects at Saranel-s Station with states for Fairfield, BloomQeld, and Chaplin. The 6:30 P. M.

train for Nashville and Memphis runs dally; all other trains run caijr except Sau. day. ALUKhTrinK, jyfldtf Oen'l Sap't L. A N. B.

R. LeiiisviIlB. Cincinnati, Lennsioii EAILEOADS. ON and after April 20th, traim will rnnas follows: A Leave Louisville at A.M.. P.M., A 55 P.DC 1 Arrive at 8:10 A.M..

10: A. i Et, Tbe 6 and 2:30 trains connect at Christians burs for Sheibyville Fare through is. SAM'L GILL. JefersonrlllG, Mm, snd inaianapolls BAILEOAD. Jig zmssmtzmS IBS 0MI AII-H1II S0ETE TO EAST, SOUTH, AND WEST.

PASSENGERS taking this ronl arrrlve In Kaaterc Cities II bonrt In aA Trains leave and arrive al Terrersouvllle Dtp, (immediately opposite Louisville) as follows: Depart, Arrive. A.M.Catlrexc. A M. dally. 2:15 P.

11. dally. A.M.. ilaily 8XC3a. dally daily I A.M.

BsmrBaKKase checked tarouth lo aU pilaris points. BMT Elegant Sleeping Cars on all night tralu, sWFor condeuned thrsuxh time tables and Ocu-nrctiona see small bills, and call at Comoarijt oCice, corner Third and Main ntreeu, Ky. HORAtlE BOOTT, General supsrlntendami, JAMES TERRIER, Genera! Ticket Aqent. Ind- July 1.1S7. )y sit MEDICAL.

leiMe Fmate lexical Wiwwn. ror ma treatment oi m'if-CIAL DISEASES. Oorsf erJectcd in from two to Art days or NO PAY. Dr. Lancaster bos discovered a mode of treatment which Is rather a plenaurs than a pain, having doae away with caustic applications and cauHic injectlona.

His treatment nas unasr. gone a thorough lures ligation, and has fcn4 much more eQIrlerjt Ihaa ni. nalli'Tiu an never trunhlti Or with the many symptoms produced by lh old school treatmenu Dr. I- has made private diseases his npeclal study the psst to rears, has bad more experience inUita than any other physlcisn In Amertcf. and hss enred upward of ten thousand esse a Louisville alone.

He Is competent to cure rt cate in one-balf the time or ordinary treatment Travelers waited on at a moment's notice. For Seminal Debility with Nocturnal on and all troubles arising from Belf-Abuso he bat discovered a jioH(t and certain cine a discorur which no other physician has ever made- MEDICATKD VAPOR BATHB Superior to the Arkansas Springs. To thc LriKS The rarlons compllrared aao dlstrpRSlng diseases incident to females treated with kminknt hi'cckss. Such as SupprpsKoru, Irreirtilarttle. Whites.

Nervous Debilit7, Painful or Difficult Menstruation, Barrenness, Ac, speedl 'FEMALE PILI A positive remefiy for all d-atrnctlons. Price It. Superior Quality or Male Safes, 50c each CTOr for Ji Sent by mall. Consultation free and confidential. Call on or address DR.

O. W. LANCASTER. Fifth street, corner Court Plaos. Louisville.

Kentucky. DOCTOR WHITTIER.l a RKUULAKuKAIJLAtK Ur" Jir.uiirtit. LA. as Diploma at othYe win show, haa been iiinBer engafied in the- treatment of Venereal, nriuai, anr. rniair untaiw uiu i aTubiils.

tionorrhea. SJleet, Strict nrJ pTrlnary aHseaaea and ftypbllfllcorMer-i carial ABellona aC Ihe- Tnrval, Wlila. oti snneaare treaieu nun uuparaueien saww. hperxualorrlieM.Keznal Iebllliy an4j ImMifan. an tbe result of self-abuse lei fyoiith, bexual excees in mattirer years, or! lutker cau.efi, and lvhlcb produce aotneof the fol-j nuwine enei-ts, as noeinrnai emiMiwaa, blotrbes.

debility. dlulDrsa. dlmnrases', hlght, ronlniios or Ideas, evil iwlbesoclely or rem ale. Inunrniriiiarf mud sexual DOWer.aai: rendering marriage Improper, are per-j 'manentiy curea. i Th.

iwik.i. nnnnrtnnltlM In hnsnital and nrt- vaie practice are nnsurpasaed In St. Louis or nih.r ItxrL- rflMfif Ht. I.OOls OBDerW Lmivetiiat hn un located there 1 oncer brl years than any otin so auverusmg. i ue nwu-lllnhment, appointments, are unrivalled in the Wwt.

unsurpssied any- wnere. 3ge. wun experience, an 'upon, and the Doctor can refer to many pnyav! lans throushout the country. In paat aticoessj aud present position heatands without a corn' nelttor. Writing JPAyrtrfaa tchott remm- fttom Vntom-midt thovia worth remdtnr.

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Nothing could be more evident to the unbiassed looker-on than the manifest effort of the radicals to create an excuse for not counting the vote of certain States in the coming Presidential election. Tbey feign would "stretch out to the crack of doom" the popular radical fallacy that the war is not over; that the rebellion is only scotched, not killed; that the Southern people are only biding their time, Judging otherB by themselves, they are unwilling, for party reasons, to believe ttr.t the surrender of Lee was in good faith and the amnesty oath not a rope of sand. Why? Because the avowal of such belief by a leader in that party would be a fire-brand, an apple of discord, thrown mcst inopportunely into the ranks of the party. They know the truth as well as others, but they dare not proclaim it. None of their leaders would risk their cause by admitting or asserting what they in their heart of hearts know full well the true sentiments of the people of the South towards the government of the United States.

Another and equally significant feature of the radical party is their repugnance to anything looking to an investigation of their official acts. They cover up their tracks as they go, and pull the hole in after them, as they burrough out of sight No sooner is an attempt made to look into the management of any Department than a howl ofvirtuonB, puritanical indignation is raised of "disloyalty," and all efforts to get at the truth of the matter hushed up, and the offending official given warning," as instanced in the case of Mr. Delmar in bis recent expose of the financial affairs of the country, and the condition to which they are now bronght by the extravagance and misrule of the party in power. Delmar' official head is surer than ever to go into the basket for his public-Bpirited officious-ntss. He has blurted out too much truth.

He is an enfant terrible who will "repeat thinga." He ought not to, and his early demise, as a feeder on government pap, is now past prevention. The axe awaits his head. More consternation could not 'be created in the radical party if Warmoth or Pease or that man Bullock were to resign and say they believed the people over whom they were thrust were really loyal and should elect their own Governors, be enfranchised, and all carpetbaggers ordered to the rear. The latest and most despicable attempt, however, to overawe the unhappy people of the South by the political desperadoes there, is the use of the vile and coward assassin's knife or bullet Hindman, who never turned his back on mortal man, and was a brave and generous foet is voted "an impediment to reconstruction and is hereby removed," (by the assassin's bullet). If one murder of a prominent man will not serve the purpose, other victims will doubtless be selected, that with this, the provocation of riots, and the outrages of negroes, the people may be thoroughly coerced, and the States become at once an easy prey to the swarms of political hyenas ready and thirsting for spoils, plunder, and rapine.

The desperate condition of this "grand old party of great moral ideas" requires desperate medicine; and, having perpetuated their power by a long and uncivilized war, they are now quite ripe to go the lengths of assassination, and the whole catalogue of outrages which their fertile brains may suggest And all under the cant catchwords of "Let ns have peace." Can radicalism, Jacobinism, or Puritanism go further? Tlie Republican Motto. A few nights ago, Mr. Colfax attended a meeting of the Union League at their club-house in New York, and made a speech, in which he said: We have hut one motto In this contest, but one watchword upon our banner and It is that "Loyalty shall govern what loyalty preserved." At which point, if we may believe the reporter, the Leaguers applauded, and Mr. Colfax, tired by the applause, went on to improve the point, Baying: Remember, my friends, as Illustrating the spirit of the rebellion, tho Invective that was poured upon the bead of the lamented Lincoln Immediately after the closeof I he war. Yet, notwithstanding, when the battle was over, tha loyal spirit that won the battle, strong at the ballot with the strength of war.

wrote ''Liberty" upon Its ban-nets, and, Inspired with the same patriotism and devotion, went on in Its conquests from vlctsr? ta victory, overwhelming opposition, and gaining new hoaor and new glory Where "Liberty" was inscribed, we have now written the nobler motto. "Loyalty and Justice to all who maintained the Union." who wage this contest desire no proscription, no persecution, not one word of wistb. not one act of vengeance. We merely waLt this Union to be ruled by the men who have shown devotion to the Union. Exactly, the men who have shotcn devotion to the Union being merely a circumlocution for Republicans, as is well understood on all sides, and not denied on any; so that the Republican motto, being interpreted, is "This Ukiok shall he ruled nv Tim Republicans." Such is the Republican motto, according to the Republican candidate for the Vice-Presidency, who at tho same time declares that the motto is "nobler" than that of "Liberty," which, he admits, it has supplanted.

Liberty-loving men of the North, what do you think of all this? Think of it When the Republicans were seeking to intrench their power, and trembling lest you shonld dislodge them before the intrenchment could be perfected, they wrote upon their banners the captivating device of "Liberty;" but now, when they flatter themselves that by the help of that device their power is so well intrenched that they may safely defy jou, they erase "Liberty" from their banners, and boldly write upon Mr. Colfax calls a nobler motto, "This Union shall be ruled by the Republicans 1" And this account of Republican perfidy, mark you, is not ours; it is given by the Republican candidate for the Vice-PreBidency, andexulttngly given, as if it must challenge admiration and applause. What do you think of it? Does it not Bhow that the Republican party is so utterly demoralized that it hasn't enough moral sense left to inspire even a decent respect for appearances? Unquestionably it does. This at any rate is what we think of it A more shameless and diBgueting subordination of country to party the world haa not seen. ItxTThe Chicago Tribune says: "How four millions of blacks can establish a supremacy over eight millions of whites, both having the same political rights, has not been Bbown by any mathematician on or off the stump." But when the eight millions of whites have no political rights, and the four millions of blacks have every political right, with the Freedman'a Bureau, fifty thousand bayonets, and the whole power of the government to aid them, it requires no mathematician to show how the thing can be done.

Milwaukee Sentinel tells ns that "the brother of the Democratic nominee for Congress in the Columbus (Ohio) district, is on the stump for the Republican candidate," Well, what of it? That Democratic nominee is not the only man in Ohio who has a fool for a brother. "Miss Lorillard Spence," a pretty New Yorker," says an exchange, "is to marry one of the Counts Censi at Rome." A Censible step on the part of the young lady, as the Count will have to support the ex-Spence of hishousehold. 1ST One of the Danas is going to run against Butler for Congress. Butler says that after the election Dana will be a dead cock in the pit We are inclined to think that Butler will find the cock "all in his eye." tfST It costs something to go to Congress from Massachusetts. It is said that for the mere nomination of Butler, the other people of New Orleans paid no less' than forty thousand dollars in spoons.

tffiThe Pittsburgh Chronicle asks: "Is Grant a great general?" Answer the question, and the Chronicle will next want to know if every brickbat it stumbles over isn't a spur of the Rocky Mountains. "'Mr. Colfax," says a paragraghin all the papers, "will probably marry in November." Then he is pretty sure to be Vice-Presiient of his own household, if Dot of the nation. Kentucky jVeirg. A first-class saw-mlll is belnff erected near Glasgow.

Some bold robberies have been perpetrated In Cyo tuiana within the last week. The Barren County Sugar Company fast Oiling Op Its subscriptions for organization. Neither the tobacco nor cotu crop of Daviess County baa been Injured by the late unfavorable "Weather. The Circuit Court closed its sessional Glasgow With a lively set-to at fisticuffs' between a lawyer and a litigant. rartrldgesand rabbits are more numerous this fall In the vicinity of Owensboro than has been known for years.

Two Harrison county thieves, Grlnncil and DeppOthave been sent to the penitentiary for three years and six months. Mr. V.S". Baldwin, of Mason county, took forty-three premiums on bis One stock at the recent Germ town and Ripley fairs. pap" Grant, better ktiowu as a writer In the Jfew York Ledger, has been attending the fair at Xulngton.

His boy UJyss. was not present. Getrge Paris, an Irish laborer, was run over by freight train near Paris and dangerously, per-baps fatally. Injured. One limb was amputated.

A Catholic fair for the purpose of raising funds to complete the new Catholic cathedral has been In successful operation In Lexington during the week. The school-bouse at Lewlsburg was burned to the ground on last Monday evening, about 7 o'clock. The Ore was supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The County Judge of has subscribed the Stock petitioned for by precinct of that county to the Owensboro and Russellvllle railroad, amounting to On Saturday nlgbt last a negro boy entered the bed-room of Mr. George II.

Bedford, or Bourbon county, and abstracted eighty-three dollars from bis pantaloons pocket. The alarm being given the Ihiefeicaped. Rev. Mr. Maple, the pastor of the Owensboro Baptist Church, was surprised with a huge supply Of tin presents by the younger members of his Sock the other day, who adopted this manner of reminding himself and lady of the "tin anniversary" of their wedded life.

A number of gentlemen representing a large vrblbky interest, met In Lexington on the lit and appointed a committee to visit Washington when Congress assembles and test tbecorrectness Of Mr, RolIIns'B ruling In prescribing regulations for the guidance of distillers. They claim that In case Mr. Rolllas la sustained a greater portion of jhe distillers in this State will be compelled to stop operations. Southern Hews. Memphis has five companies of armed negroes.

A number of gipsies have been arrested InKnox- Tllle for thieving. Nothing but rain Is the cry that comes up from Xtorth Alabama. Shot in a potato patch is becoming a common of Itaph for negroes in the South. The rlvtrs in East Tennesseo, and all over the touth-west, are out or their banks. Three convicts mysteriously escaped from the Nashville penitentiary the other night.

A large number of serious cases of Ulnesi in SuutarfUP, Ala. fevers for the most part. The lnte rains have greatly damaged the tobacco crops In the vicinity of Gallatin, Tennessee. Tennessee farmers are now busy grinding the aorghum cane and boiling down the molasses. Governor Wise addressed the nibernlan Demo cratic Club, or Richmond, on the evening of the tth nit.

Villains have recently been amnslng themselves ly disarranging switches on the Nashville and De catur railroad. One negro stabbed and killed another in Fort Pickering, near Memphis, the other day. His ob ject was robbery. The Police Commlsalonera are Investigating the little pranks of the frolicsome Tanners, in that City, on Monday night last. A brakem an on the East Tennessee and Virgin fa railroad was run over by his train a few days ago and literally torn to atoms.

A nice young man swindled nearly nil the mer chants on Front Row, In Memphis, out of various bills of goods theother day. A Journeyman carpenter In St. Louis has fallen the death of bis uncle, who re cently died in Nashville, Tenneameo. A negro preacher has been arrested in Macon, for choking an illegitimate child of bis to death. The proof against him Is conclusive.

At a radical meeticg held In the court-house in Eumter, B. the chairman declared that radical ism would trlumpU irom Dan to Omega!" Thirteen very tine sheep, the property of a Kentucky drover, were killed on last Saturday In Saline county, MUsourl, on the plains, by lightning. Twenty-eight or the negro insurgents at Sassier Point, Louisiana, have been committed to Jill for farther trial. 'The remaludcr have been released. At the close of a recent political discussion at Clinton, in Henry county, Missouri, some thirty radicals marched up and Joined the Democ-atlc Clurr.

A fellow calling himself J. Be. kley Stuart, and claiming to be a brother of General J. E. B.

iias leen playing thecontlience lottery extensively la issls ippl lately. A nan named Runnels was badly stabbed by one of three men a few nights ago In Paducah. A week or two ugo the wife of Runnels prosecuted a jnan named Gallagher heuco the trouble Hog cholera has become quite a scourge among tbe swine in the vicinity of Kuoxville, Tcnn. It may be proper to add that the diseaae Is eonflnei for i he present to the quadrupeds of that section. An Immense concourse of citizens held an Indlg-jiallon meelisg la Nashville on Thursday nlgbt most justly denounced the outrageous and glaring frauds perpetrated by the Alden ring In the recto city election.

Judge William M. Hancock has resigned his position as Judge of the Eighth Mississippi District. Ah that district has now neither Judge or attor ney, a rush of carpet-baggers and scalawags to that tcctlon may soon he looked for. There Is a mathematical genius in Charleston, S. about ten years old, who 1-j represented to be a prodigy In the mental maneuvering or figures.

The mret abstruse and difficult problems arc solved with a rspldlty said to be astonishing. Wm.Dempsey was shot and killed by Biewart Kelson, In Knoxville, nights aince. Kelson's trial resulted in a verdict of Justifiable homicide. He hi a son of Hon. T.

A. R. Nelson, a prominent Union man of that section. "Mr.John Dolan.of St.Lduls, has been notified by the Tanners of that city that he must take down, by the 3rd the portraits or Seymour and Blair from the front of his building, ills house is to be gutted and demolished If be fails to comply. The strsams or Clinch and Bull Run.

In East Ten-nessEe, are now higher than they have been inown to be for forty years. Farmers In that portion ol the State ride over their farms and crops in canoes, and the damage done the latter is incalculable. A negro cxborler at Opclousas, the other Sunday, told bin congregation that what they lacked in guns they could make up In matches, adding: ''They are cheap Ave cents a hjzaaa lhoae who can't shoot can Send more troops to protect those lambs. The arrival or Yankee Robinson's circus in on the 1st Instant, was an occasion of general perturbation and some whhky drinking. A difficulty occurred between a whte Man and a negro, in which the latter was shot and tilled.

2'olltlcs had nothing to do with the matter. The Maytvllle Zfullefln says: "Last Monday the free air or Kentucky was polluted by the presence ofSam McKee.whom we saw on our streets. In Hat cap and Yankee rig, en route to fill an appolnt-jnent tospesk at Flemlngnburg. Ho looked a Utile chop-fallen at the result or the Catlettsburg convention." Intense excitement continues to prevail In Zleleaa, Arkansas, lit regard to the assassination Of Gen. Hlndman, and If tha real assassin Is found ahortwork wlllbemadeof him.

Robertson, who was arrested as the perpetrator of the deed, has fcn released, there being no shadow of evidence gainst htm, other than that prompted by malice. Captain J. G. Mohler, Attorney-General for the SCcMInnville (Tcnn.1 District, charred Colonel Jo CHft. who was making a Democratic speech at that place, a few days aao.

with tellings r.i hnod. md got his Jaws soundly slappsd for his pains. Both parties were arrested and lined. Mohler afterward acknowledge himself as being wholly to uuuur, sou aasea dirt's pardon. DUCKWALL.

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DROWNED $200 REWARD! LoST, off the steamer Palestine, on Thursday night, SlthSeptember.between Leav enworth and Concordia, Mr. E. 1). TYLER, of this city. DESt'BIPTIOX.

Age thirty-four, height five fet eleven inches, stout built, weight about 175 ltw, light hair and complexion, smooth face. Had on dark silk mixed sack coat and pants to match, blue cloth vest (straight-breasted), heavy Coable-soled boots, white ehlrt and opal pin In the bosom Panama straw hat. Tbe above reward will be paid at any point where found. Address JAS. E.

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In the matter of SFES Ch.R SCOTT and CHARLES O. UAVISU.V, bankrupts. The subscriber, assignee of tbe estate ana enectsoi inenuove-niiueu odauuwiuwu at public auction, at the store of SCOTT, DAVISON, Corner SixtH and Main ets. OIV MONDAY', OCT. 5, And each day thereafter until sold, the following assets, which come to his hands as asslne of tbe estate and effects of said bankrupts, to wit: The entire stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING Gentlemen's FiraisMni Ms Contained In said store.

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