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IL LIAM BiiAUAUU gfl I II i ll 111 III' NOTICES III tlllfll.M iv The, Panic of, 185T. About this time last' year there was trouble in iIMi if in i mmmrn SECOND STREET, BETWEEN DAILY COURIER PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. N. HALDEMAN T. DUBEETT osdke Tsa sctib HAI.DEMAN DUBBETT.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Courier per Dally Cornier for the Country JJ or.tive copies to a club one year fVmrlpr 2 WHBREwe wiU at all times keep a good article of our own manufacture, from Vlnrf i Tennessee Leaf, to which we respectfully call the attention of the WHOLES 4 i Siv.1''? -Terras liberal. mMdly MlTSWRi. Ktlrl A6UI 5 SMITH'S TONIC SIRtfp THEattenUon of dealers in Drugs and Medicines, and personB afflicted with Chills t. ver, is respectfully Invited to this celebrated medicine, which has justly obtained a r'w Am, the country, and for many years has maintained its superiority over all other remedies I.

and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, or Ague and Fever. ules' aa safe, certi," st public may rely upon the fact that it is entirely vegetable In lis composition, and ma carefully selected reliable articles, andis always prepared by the proprietor In person Zi rant It uniformln quality. 'its Diaphoretic and Alterative properties, combiaod with Its great Tonic qualities rendfri. "if. Oulnine, and otherremedles, as a general and popular remedy lu all cases where a Tonic i.

be administered. "asi'Istt, it 'does not produce Headache, Giddiness, Boizlng of the Ears, or any of the qucntly attend the use of Quinine, Or other remedies, be given in all cases, "and whatever, to Females, Infants, and all persons who are debilitated, or have the most delicatS. tlrtrZf' bi-'Seast ipprehension of any injurious or even unpleasant eHects. CSte Practitioners of. medlcine who have not prescribed it, and afflicted persons who have not "10l'l Invited to glve.it hut aair trial, and Uiey will then be convinced of its great superiority 3 1 h'ttreww, thatit possesses all the virtues otaimed for it otfej "PecttaUj It la not only perfectly safe and Innocent in Its effect, but In no case whatever has It been Chills and Fever, or Ague and Fever, whether of short or longstanding, if the directions were f'Jhcut, CaTh5dmediclne has become a staple remedy, and for years has been extensively used tucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, lowf wi h6 --f ana, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more lately in Kansas Tekltorv 's' cured 'near- 2,000,000 of cases all its varied forms and conditions, many of which were fV 4 has it'aridiha, and had resisted all the usual remedies known the country, and in no case did it and permanent cure where the directions were properly followed.

Such is its invariablesuU 0, ffiak' a MS1' the cbnMence, favor, and patronage of a large number of respectable practitioners of 'country, who prescribe and administer it in preference to Quinine and other remedies. lne 'fcasiK1 Persons living In districts of country subject to Ohills and Fever, Ague and Fever, or Uim well to keep a constant supply of this invaluable remedy always on hand. "us The proprietor has in his possession a large number of certificates and other testlmoni.t 1 have used thls'medicine, as well as from Physicians, Druggists Apothecaries, and other dealer. Person. Ing its siiuerior virtues as a curative in Chills and Fever, or Ague and Fever; and he could oht.

JS iuSre, 6r.en6ugh.to. filla' large volume, but does not deem it necessary, as it l3 already extmS VhSST t.Ks iiiihlii! irenerallv. and J. SMITH. Proprietor.

'LdDisviLi-B, au28'd2m4w2m D. (Successor tsA. J. Morrison IMPORTER AN DE A SADDLERY AND MANUFACTURER aoriTH unit STRKET. BBWWIilSN SIXTH WT "Merchants and Manufacturers would find Ulo chases; and orders fr'om a distance will be attend.4 to WHOLESALE FOREIGN DOMESTIC LIQUORS CIGARS AND TOBACCO, NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND, LOUISViLjj; f- MERCHANTS will find it to their interest to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere we can offer superior inducements.

Ktfeaij -JTAKEN UK "AS ESTKAYS, WALTER OASWELL, of Jefferson BS) county, Ky-, living miles i on Mill Creek, three uo IU-L die, 7 or Syears om, 7 end of not marked, "Jir 9 $20 by he underslgned; Ihe otlier a marked ith an calf; appraised to 3 ne oiner.a iJi" nf thp ieft HtVliJB -Stolen from -the corner of Sixteenth and Mson streets, on Sundiynight a dark sor bacit, on. the left shoulder a so. will be dol ars reward for tne recovcij paid, olS for the Male mr, CIGARS 20,000 El Sol Cigars; 15,000 Delicios Oigars; n. i 15,000 Scinto de Orlente Oigars; 15,000 Cabanas; i Justgreceived per steamer oxy i tmOSBS ANJU UAisins- io bags Princess soft shell Almonds; 50 boxes M. Raisins; Jtia aDdi01lbrTphrr.r, Third street.

oly itw.1i.. a. jjAjfXPAGlVE 150 baafeetstlhampagne, assort-e brands, jurvedndsale WBI90HbwrBourbon Whiskey, yearsjold; i 54 do do do, 2 (Jo; 65 do do 2 10 do do do, do; v. 5 do do do; Instore anjl for sale by jjrjRRiLLi 68 Th'lrd 'treet. THRESH PEACHES, 800 cans fresh Peaches; 1,000 do do Tomatoes; 1,500 do do 1 Strawberries; Quinces, Peaches, In store and for sale by ol9 NOAR 4 BURRILL, 68 Thlrd TVTEW PKESEBVES- 2,000 jars fresn Preserves; 70 boxes Pie Fruits; Just received and for sale by ol9 NOAR BURRILL, 68 Third street.

NOTICE. THE members of the KENTUCKY FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified to attend a meeting of the Company on WEDNESDAY EVENING-, October 20th, at the residence of John Timmins, corner of Market and Hancock streets. WM N. NICHOLS, Pres't. Wr Oraio.

Secretarv. ol9 d2: JOHN METCALFE METCALFE HBNKV METCALFE BEEWEEY! I.Ot.ISVII-I.E, KY. This well-known and long established Brewery Is NOW OPEN to its mam- natrons and the public. Cus tomers can at. all times be supplied with the celebrated BEER, ALE, AND- PORTER! We can also supply our customers with PURE, FRESH YKAST, packed.

olSlm J1VO. METCALFE BROS. NOTICE. WE would re- sssi spectfully call ue atiermon or alhe public gene- rally that vt arc siill engaged in the uiauuiacturiag of all kinds of Wagons for this and the Southern country. Our Wagons are made with iron axletrees of Piled iron of the best quality, water hammered with boxes cast on chills.

Having a Foundry of our own, we are manufacturing our several kinds of Center Draft Plows with improved patterns, boih with wrought and cast shares. Wo are also making the entire Steel Plow of superior quality, which we warrant equal to any made in the country. Our Wagons and Plows are all made of Saluda Oak of two years seasoning. We would respectfully return our sincere thanks for the patronage we have received from the South and West for the last 25 years. Persons wishing anything in our line, will please give us a call at Ihe same old stand, corner of Main and Hancock, Louiaville, ivy.

olS HAYS COOPER. Ai ees, 1 auu uiu, ussoriuti, 25,000 do do 3 do do; 15,000 Dwarf and Standard Pear Ttrees do; Plum, Cherry and Apricot Trees in great variety and and abundance. Also Flowers, Bulbs, Evergreens, Green House Plants, Orders promptly attended to, and Trees put up in most careful manner and best shipping condition. Liberal discount to the trade. Forsale wholesale arid retail by Q.

W. BASHAW, Main street, north side, beween Third and Fourth. PREMIUM COItZBINEB CIDER IHIJjl, annd Corn Sheiler with Press attached, Males Patent. This celebrated machine took the premium at the Kentucky Slnte Fair, held near this October 1st, over Krauser's Cider Mill, Hickock's and Gulp's, as the best Cider Mill. It is also a splendid Corn Sheller and Husker, and can be changed from, a Cider Mill to a Shelter in two minutes.

Price $40 with Press complete. For sale by Gr. W. BASHAW, Main street, between Third and Fourth. FAN MBXX.S inch and 20 inch Kan Mills; also Banborbugh Patent Fan Mills, for sale very low by G.

W. BASHAW, Main street, olS between Third and Fourth. 20,000 PEACig TREES FOR SAIiE, HiAm '-f tlie following, which ars considered the gJjttT most profitable market varieties, viz; Troth's Early Red; Vanzant's Superb; rmoison; rsrge Early York; Crawford's F.uiiy; tieorge IV; Smock's Free: crawiord's Late; Morris' White; Marker's SeedliDg; Leopold; Malta; Grand Admirable; Grope Mignone; Hill's Superb Jersey; Ward's Late Free; vw luiAuu rree: iate neatn unnir. The Trees are of 6ne vigorous growth, fi om 5 to 7 feet aigh and one to two years old, from the bud (larger uiuei- uses uau ue iumienea special pains have been used to insure correctness in names. The season for planting commences about the 1st vember, and the trees will be deliyej-ed In Louisville free of charge, (when packing is required the cost only will be added), and forwarded by railroad or sieambnatto any point deired.

For further particulars address, In addition to the above, the subscriber has for sale a large stock of Apple, Pear, Cherry and Plum Trees; also Catawba Grape Roots, Currant, Gooseberry, Raspberry and Strawberry Plants. A descriptive priced Catalogue will be forwarded free to any one desiring it, by addressing as above. Riverside Nur eries, near Louisville. olS tTJNWRIES- iJ 25 cases "(Gates') Matches, In round wood ooxes; 20 do (Patridge's) ad, dp do; 10 do (Richardson's) Matches, do; i 25 dozen Split Brooms; 50 bbls pure Cider Vinegar; 100 boxes Gail's Smoking Tobacco; 100 do Clay Pipes; 800 do Stone do; 75 casks S. C.

Soda; 10 'tierces Rice; 30 bales Bags; 100 colls Cotton Rope; 25 do Grass do; 25 do Hgmp do; 300 bales Wrapping Paper; 100 packages Wrapping Twine; 20 cases fresh Cove Oysters; 50 boxe3 (T. Andrew's) Yeast Powders; 15 do (Hurley's) do do; .20 do. (Fisher's) do 15 bags Spice; 20. do Pepper; 50 boxes Essence Coffee; I 100 bales Batting; 100 bags assorted Cotton Yarns; 25 bag3 Carpet Chain; 1 100 boxes Dried Herring; 25 boxes Quart Flaska; 20 boxes Lemon Sirup; 2,000 Ids Bar Lead: In store and for.sale by ftlAKMHALL HALBERT 6. 533 Main street.

STRAYED From the farm of Pred. Rudv.7mnpfi trnm Louisville, on Westport BAY HORSE 16 hands hich and 4 vears old. jinri hd iho whoever will return him to Mr. Riiflv'a farm or leave him atE. A W.

Levi's stable, in Louisville, will be liberally rewarded. M. oib I. O. O.

P. PROCESSION. THOSE in want of Regalia for the coming Celebration, are recmested to call and eyamino tti-b- nt.nrb It'conslsts of one of the finest' and largest-assortments uo iuunu any city. 1 nave Deen engaged in selling the last twenty-five and have no hesitancy In sayirik that my present-stock fiurnaasea anV eirer on hand before. Call soon at GEORGE BLANCHARD, Sign of the Golden Hapd, opposite Gait House, 0I8 Southwest corner Second and Main streets.

ELOCUTION AND LITERATURE The National Fifth Reader: bv Parker and Watson. 1 j.The National Pronouncing Speller; by Parker and lvatson. zoc. Just received and for sale at 84 Fourth street. 018 p.

AroRUMP'. fVJEW BOOKS Aopleton's Cyclopedia of Draw- intr nw ltnnt. fn. a i.i i neer, and Surveyor; by E. Worthen.

$6. Hranilnn r.r- A m.l. American Colonies, by Tiffany. $1., urnesune, or xiie Heart by Aleth. $125.

Sir Waller Rftlpjirh ha 1. ni, $1 25. Tlnd Tunrfli Palnrr 7itcn TI t'. George Augustus Sala. fl.

Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa in.lS4S-55; by Henry Barth: 8 with maps and illustrations. $7 50 Parton's Life of Burr, new supply. 1 75. Just received at 84 Fourth street. 018 a mrmro ciTTivnniKs 50 bbls white Neshanoc Potfitopq.

6 bbls Sweet do-100 bushels sifted Corn 100 dn Khnrla. In store and for.sale by T. L. JEFFERSON "B7ll.OTT 80 bbls Utica donhle Eitrn Uln. 20 bbls Rockford do do-' It) hhla Rnclo HRlf.

Just received and for sale low by T. L. JErFERSON, OlS Southeast nnn nri.i,A. 25 do Armstrong's No. 1 Star.

Candles; 100 do. do- do Soap; Just received and for sale by T. L. JEFFERSON, -olo- "Corner Firgtnnil Murtei rirut. ODD'S ARITHMETIC We have Just re-celved a few copies of Dodd's" Elementary and Practical Arithmetic; also Dodd's High School Algebra.

39 WEBB LrVERING. No. 581 Main Bt. Plastebees Wanted. Three or four good plasterers can find employment and good -wages by calling on Bannon O'Rrian.

TerraCotta Works. Hooflakd's Gekmax Bittehs. Try them for Dyspepsia; try them for Liver Complaint; try them lor Nervous Debility; try them for them for Sick'1 Headache; try them- for Want of try them for Want Of Energy; try them for Weakness; trr them for Piles. Ton can obtain them of any druggists or dealer inmedicines in -United States, Oanadas West, Indies, and South America for 75 ens per bottle. They are prepared by Dr.

C. M. Jatkson 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, and see that the signature is on the wrapperOl each Ladies' EVexwq Deess Coons. Silk Kobes, all r(llnr5 Illusions. Lace, Crepe' and Tarliou Ladies desiring the latest styles of Dress Goods of every description, will hnd at tne store oi tx.

Tabb, corner of Fourth and Market streets, point of beauty and nnrinr ln that of anv other house iu the city. hoQ inst rMfiived. bv express, few elegant Silk Bobes in double jupes, two Volants and Robe A'Les: Also a choice asqortnient ol velvet! flloth Cloaks. large stock of Domestic Goods of every des cription at the lowest market G. B.

TABB, ol6-dtf Cor. Fourth and Market. iV-csrr pionnt frpqh nnrftimeiw. consisting" of French pomades and oils for the hair; Bazin's poniades and oils fur the hair'; cosmetics of various kinds for the skin: superior cologne and extracts, weiqn and domestic also a large and well selected stock'of toilet goods will be found at rtaymona Tyler's patent medicine and variety store, No. Fourth street, opposite the National Hotel; Jgf6ne of the many certificates just received i tn nhvi(inn rnnmnlfindimr the use of Dr.

R. D. Porter's Oriental Life Lin tnent: TTnPK-ivs Sent. 30.1B58. Owing to the sickly season and my extensive prac tiou to the sale of your" Liniment.

I have, how- oM hntllAa onH iniintw mil fttnnunt for same. In addition to which, I would state that 1 nave usea it in many cases oi curouic auiea and for various rheumatisms, and find it a very a aKnrf titna o-n nnred com pletely, a line saddle horse that had the sweeny, uy a lew uppilcaLiuaa ui jout w. iii tn nan vniir T.inimftnt my practice, and' recommend it in the highest terms lor the above ana many otner external uis eases. I would further state, sir, I believe that when thi Qffir.ov nfvmir T.ifftT.ini l.i;nl,a tl.i.nnfrliniiHho IlrlifPfl Stflt. all quack medicines that assume and abuse the name ot liniment win, necessuruy, uy use cuaii hoinpa tun winn Tipr-ii'i fir fiHi nrrtH uiihu lete, to give way to your invaluable remedy, i remain, sir, respectfully yours, T-i i rr nTci r.

Wkw Albany and Salkh Railroad Short Lisa Route Riinninir throuzh to Chicaao and Saint Loins with ontv one change cars. Connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad at Mitchell for St. Louis, Kansas and the West, tor Cairo, Mem. phis and the South, connecting at Lafayette Bloomington, Springfield and all points in Middle Illinois. Connecting at Chicaeo for all points it the Northwest.

This is the only route that can check baii'trae throutrh to Chioatro. Pare from one to three dollars less than by aDy other route. Two through trains daily for St Louis; ona daily for Chicago (Sunday excepted); one train Sunday for St. Louis and Cairo, l-aaseaaerg and baezage taken from any part of iho city and conveyed tu the cars ires of charge. For general information and through Tickets, annly at Short Lino Office 555 Main street, (south side), between Second and Third, Louisville, Ky.

mchodly E. O. NORTON, Agent. Elegant and Ciioice Dry Goods. As the season is now at hand for the purchasing of choice goods, we would call the attention of our readers to the assortment of elegant goods to to be found df, Martin Penton's.

96 Fourth street, who have now on hand elegant Silk Robes, of various styles; Printed and Robe Delaines, for ladies and misses; Cashmere and Heavy Shawls; Lace Setts; Embroideries; Kid Gloves, Flannels; Negro Wear; Chints and Calicoes; Hosiery, all sizes; Mourning Goods: Thull Berthes: Cloaks and Rnirlans; Hoop Skirts, of latest styles; a full stock of White and Domestic Goods; Traveling Lress Goods; ilerinoes. LadiesitThderwear: Cloakinsr Cloths and Velvets; Ginghams, which they are prepared to offer at the very lowest figures, as the greater part ol their stock has boon bought lor casn. MARTIN PENTON, 90 Fourth street. Monet Loaned. Ladies or gentlemen requiring loans of any amount on Diamonds, Plate, can be accommodated by applying at the Ex change oflice, 53 Third street, next door to the Courier office.

Business prompt, honorable, and strictly confi dential. soptlfidly A. BLAND. CHILLS! CHILLS! CHILLS! TONIC ia purely vegetable in ita corapO' JlX sitlon.and wiU be found peculiarly adapted to the cure of C7 ills and Stiver in all cases, and particularly so in delicate females and children. In nerou3 and debilitated constitutions, caused by ague and other malarious diseasesT it will be found of decided benefit by counter acting any nervous derangement, ana by giving tone to the Stoihach and Liver, thereby restoring the system to Us natural vigor.

In ita etTect3 it ditfers from Quinine in producing no headache, giddinesa, nausea, or any other unpleasant sensations vnatever. Testimonials ot its eincuncy can oe seen at our store at any time. SUTCLIPPE HUGHES, Proprietors, Louisville, Ky Poraale by all Druggists and country Merchants. au9 ossr sac ijm: Buas 499 south side Main street, between Third and Fourth, LOUISVILLE, Have on jiand large and well assorted stock of AKPEXSI 3 UKT AINS! FLOOR OIL CLOTHS! HOUSEHOLD AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS! At as low prices as any house in ihe western country, Belling at cost or.otherwlse. Persons in want of Famishing Goods will find it to int erest to examine our stock.

KITE SMALL, 4f9 Main side, o20 three doors west Bank of Loulavlile'. A OAKJW. WE have removed to No. 662 Main street, one door east of W. Gay, Esq.

s23dlai CORNWALL BROTHER. AiVK. OF lOUISVIIilrE STOCK wanted tiy OY dim U0113WALL 4 BROTHER. LOtTISVIiE CITS" BOHOS, issued to the Nashville Itailroad Company, for sale by 07 dim CORNWALL BROTHER. sJHKETINGS- i3 48 bales Pittsburgh Penn Mill Sheetings; 24 do.

Anci.or do; Received per steamer Belmont and for saleby JOHN F. HOWARD, oitO Agent for Manufacturers. CAlti'JiX CMAIN 43 bags white and colored Carpet Chain received per steamer Belmont and for sale by JOHN F. HOWARD, No. 517 Slain oifiu between Third and Fourth.

TOBACCO 200 boxes Govrdy's Tobacco; 100 do Virginia do; 25 do Williams' Twist Tobacco; 20 do Crumpton's Tin Foil do; For sale by o20 ODRD 4 CO.i iEA 125 chests Gunpowder Tea; 75 caddies do do; 25 chests Black do; For saleby o20 CDRP OO. GOXTOWGOOBS 250 bales Bauner Mill She -tings; 500 bags heavy Tennessee Cotton Yarn; '250 bales Louisville Batting; 25 bags (assorted colors) Carpet Chain; 50 do (wbite) do; 60 do Cotton Tirine; yor.sale.by o20 CORD CO. INDIGO, .5 cases Indigo; .2 casks Madder; 125 casks Bi. Carb. For sale.by o20 CURD CO.

BUCK.EXS AND TCB8-J25 dozen Buckets; 50 nests Tiiba; -25 dozen large Tubs; For sale by 02o CORD CO. TO THE AFFLICTED XABIES! MRS. JXTLIA M. MILUGAI'J'S Patent Improved Abdominal Supporter, THE object of this invention is to provide for a prolapsed condition of the abdomen, a healthful and properly distributed support to all internal organs, capable of nice and ready adaptation, to: the changing condition of the patient, and' can be made to form ah article of treating apparel capable of being washed as any other-' customary garment. Afflicted laaies will and this Supporter fat -superior to all others made of steel, horn, leather, or India-rubber, which are so unpleasant to the person.

My Supporters are manufactured of any woven fabric, such as Muslin, India Twill, Linen or Silk, Ac. This Supporter has been in use for the last two years, witfc the greatest success, by some of the first ladies of New Albany, Louisville and Cincinnati, and a number of ladies throughout the country. References' of ladies that have used ttmm can be seenby calling at the residence of Mrs. MILLIGAN. Physicians are respectfnUy invited to call and examine my Supporters.

on Bank street, first door below Main, east Albany, la. olOdlm BALTI.TIOKE GOLBE 10 bbls Baltimore extra Golden Si ANDREW BUCHANAN oiy comer Second and Washi FltESH BUTTER I am receiving daily by exnress fresh Table Batter. A. FONDA, 95 Fourth street, 019 between. Market am! IKANBERRIESJustreeelvaland for sale by X1RIME CBTEESE -In aenre Ol9 A.

FONDA. fmirlh (r.t financial circles throughout this country. Strong men, firm houses, and rich corporations, were tottering and falling around us. Sound banks were assailed, and a suspension of specie payments demanded, so as to create a general wreck, and mingle the fortunes of the sound with the rotten. Everybody was scared, and great was the disaster that followed.

During the six Tnonths that pre ceded October, 1857, the following failures, with the liabilities annexedjlwere recorded to have 6c curred in the United States Number of Failures Amount oj Reported. Liabilities 58 New YorkState. 'Philadelphia'. 23. Pennsylvania 46 -i 750,000 'Massachusetts 12 204,000 89 ,,,,860,000 Maryland 6 90,000 Alabama Arkansas -6 126.000 Connecticut ,18 370,500 Delaware and Dist.

of 11 JM5 5 .125,000 li jgg Sir Minnesota, .25 Mississinol 6 .1 mSS3p as i New Hampshire In New Jersey 18 162,000 North 20 1,266,000 South Carolina II. 297,000 88' 1,056,000 Texas 7 9 172.400 Virginia 44 660,000 Wisconsin 81 21TA00 Territories. 7 959 $20,750,150 That terrible storm has now spent its. force, and the monetary affairs of the. country are again in a prosperous state.

There never was a financial crisis which came upon, us with such sudden and terrible force, and departed so quickly. This only shows, however, the mighty recuperative energies of the country. We are a fast people in every sense of the word-r-fast to get rich, and fast to get poor; fast in passing from one extreme to another, in all that we undertake or endure. The quantity of money in this country, at the present timeis beyond all precedent. The same is true of England, France, and: Germany, the principal money centers of the world.

Vast quantities of this mouey are now idle capital. It, cannot remain unemployed. It must seek invest ment at an early day. Much of it be turned to manufacturing purposes that" has heretofore been otherwise employed, and much will seek real estate, railroad bonds, and bank stocks. For some time to come, however, speculators in real estate will not run wild, and fancy stocks will not be touched.

Genuine and; unquestioned investments will begin and progress before speculation becomes prevalent. It will require some time to make those who have been bit, forget the past and it is possible, indeed, that the next. speculators in fancy lots, and fancy stocks, and fancy mines, and fancy houses, will be a new class, of men. It is vain, however, for the millions of gold and' silver and paper now in the world to be expected to remain idle. The gold and silver and the paper must.be invested, instead of being lent at a low rate of interest upon call in our great cities and when investment begins at the financial centers, it will soon radiate all over the country.

An Ego Within ax Ego. -On Monday Mr. H. L. Sturgett's Brahma hen exerted herself in an ex traordinary manner.

She dropped an egg measuring eight inches from end to end, and six and a half inches about the middle. But the magnitude of this egg is not its greatest feature. Within the outer shell there is another perfectly formed egg itself of considerable size. The Brahma; hen aforesaid cackles and flaps her wings on Fifth street, beyond Broadway. For the Louisville Courier.

Democratic Meeting inl Hickman County. At a meeting of the Democrats of Hickman county, held in the court house in Clinton, October 4th, 1S58. pursuant to public notice, W-J. N. Welborn, was called to the Chair, and L.

Singletary, appointed Secretary. The ob ject of the meeting was briefly explained by the Chairman, and the following gentlemen appointed a committee to draft resolutions expressive of the meeting, S. F. Renick, Ed. Crossland, L.

Lee, JR. W. Walker, and M. V. Tomlinson; During the absence of the committee, the meeting was addressed bv Mr.

SingletarV: in. a few brief but pertinent remarks, after which the committee appeared and reported the following resolutions, all of which were unanimously adopted Resolotd, That the Administration of President Buchanan is eminently conservative, patriotic and wise. Itusolvsd, That we view with regret and concern the efforts now being made by certain leaders of the American party in Kentucky, to cive aid and comfort to the enemies of the. South by uniting that party with the lilacs itepuouoan party, and tnat such enorts are au-gracefal to those claiming the name of Kentuekians. BiEolmd, That we feel grateful to fhoe patriotic WhiES who made common battle witli the Democracv in 1355 and since, and that much of the recent success of our party is a tnbutable to their patriotic exertions, and that we feel confident that thev will not now de3ert us, when the success of the opposition will in all probability bring about a dissolution of our Federal Union.

Resolved, That as. an evidence of our sincerity In opposing all the isms" which threaten the Integrity of the Union and of our devotion to the principles, of Democracy, we respectfully present to the Democracy of Kentucky, the Hon. Go. Silvertooth, of this. county, who from his lonj experience and unswerving: devotion to the principles of Democracy, i3 eminently befitted for the high place of Governor of this Commonwealth.

Jtesolvdd, While presenting Col. Silvertooth as our first choice, we stand pledged to support the nominee of the Democratic Estate convention and tnat the following gentlemen are. hereby appointed delegates to represent tms county saiu convention; oie3srs. w. Warner, J.

M. Brumal, 8. E. Caldwell, A. J.

Barry, Ed. Grassland, S. Wat. Rennlck, J. S.

Bingo, W. Lindsey, 8. J1. Rennick, 3. M.

Lee, Hudson Johnson, 51; Johnson, W. P. Grilly Wm. Cromwell, J. Bagg, J.

McCalijtbr, 1. H. Hardin, Ed. Parker, Ottho Hardin, R. M.

Walker, W. S. Jordon, J. R. Drysdale, J.

Jf. Johnson, Geo. Winter, and Nick: Davis. liesolv6d, That while we regret being compelled to disapprove of the actlon.of the Democratic Gentral Committee, with re ard to the time selected by it for holding the State convention in view of the fact that the farmers, who constitute the bone and sinew of our party, oan with much greater convenience to themselves" attend me convention if holden on the oth of January we cannot but express our -preference for (hat day, and we. do respectfully suggest to.

said committee that they, in coir.pliance with the time-honored custom of the Democracy of this State, call the convention on the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, On motion, it was further Besolcid, That the most effectual means combating error and disseminating truth Is the circulation of Democratic papers; we, therefore, earnestly, reoommend to the. Democracy of this county. theHickmanArgus, tuePadu-: oah Herald, the Louisville Courier, and the as journals- worthy of their patronage. Jieeolvedi That any Democrat from this county who. may.

be at Frankfort at the convention, is requested to represent this county therein. On motion, the chairman and secretary were added to the list of delegates to the convention. On motion, it was further fie8olvedt That the proceedings of- this meeting be pub-lishedlnthe Hickman Argus, Padiicah Herald, Louisville Courier, Frankfort Yeoman, and that a copy thereof be forwarded, to the Democratic Central Committee. W. J.

WELBORJf, Chairmsn. L. L. SiNGLETARr Secretary. Rheumatism A Case of fires Standing Care1.

George W. Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After suffering for three months with Rheumatism, a part of the time so severely as to confine me to my bed, I have been entirely cured by using Bcsrhave's Holland Bitters. I have had one, attack found almost instantaneous relief in the same medicine. It is in my opinion, a sure remedy for Kheiimatism." 0l8d8MWF i MARRIED. In Oakland, Oslifordia, at the residence of J.

Ross Rrnrrnp fiorit 14th r- Mix, to Miss Kate Bkowxe. DIED, In 16th Htman O. Gaiaia, aged S5 years, formerly of Shelby vilie, Ky. GROVER BAKER'S NEW AND EIiEGANT FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 97 Fottrtli street, Louisville. 495 Broadway, New York.

THE GROVER A BAKr.R SEWING MACHINE CO. sell the two best Machines in use. One makes the Shuttle or Lock Stitch-a stitch well adapted for sewr ng goods that are not to be washed and ironed; the other is a new Machine, mating the Celebrated Grotsb Baer Stitch; or, The Lock Stitch-tfiat Locked. I This Machine Is a great improvement npon all pre-yipus Machines for family use. l-SEND FOR A oB distf "Tliere la a Back In the tick!" SEE WALKER'S RESTAURANT! FiT and julcj, just received from the woods.

dally receiving per American Express, fresh Shell Oysters, Prairie Grouse, Quails, Docks, Partridges, and ii other delicacies of the season, which are served up in the most approved style at oSO JOMS OAWEIN 4 Third St. S. P. DOWNS. FANCY AND STAP1E DRV GOODS.

BY EXPRESS, we re diUy receiving supplies of the newest stjiea of BRESS GOODS of every description, andouistockor STAPLE ind D.OMEatlC.QOeDS is kept fairby untiring exertions in the eastern cities. oSO STARK 4 IKVWNSf 471 Main street. MAIN AND 'WATP'EyiF? "M')A ut, WILSON WARD HARBWA' OF TRUNKS, lUflFfften, their interest to examine my stock before as if made in person. tttlr DEALERS IN attention. MILUfiSy, FALL AM WINTER BOMEK AT OREATLV REDUCED PBICSSI MRS.

A. JOMSS, 106 JS'ourtk street, between Market tui is now (tins season) offerinE ths larnt sri most elegant seleciion of Ladles' Brw, 6 Bnerauy id tlie abort fe wlnob cannot be competed with aa ti material and exttnt. Moderation in Prices In this Country Call and examine as to the fac 012 dtlw4-j'2 Valuable City PropertYforJk m- A beautiful Bailding Lot on the south Bid" cf Gray street, between Broofc and Rovd, M-Floyd street. The lot front. 75 teton 6r5I street, and extends back a deplli of i alley.

There is a small two-story brick House o'o)h. lot, and one of the largest and best cijtems Inthecif The alley and side walk are already pared, and whole lot so graded by nature as to drain tlie wen-' in the right direction. It is one of the very fc-Fltn and beautiful building lots-no to be had In a Wn part of the city. Also, a business Lot on the south side of Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. This lot his a frontti forty feet on Main street, by r.

depth of one hunted r-i nmety-flve feet to a thirty foot alley, which to, enough for a street in the rear. A bargain will be piven to the pnrcnr.ser ofes-" both of these lots. Now is the time to boy. Propajis s-aking up, and will never be a3 lovr again as hi 1 been and is now. Apply at the Courier office.

au23 tf COAL. COAL. -C0AL WE have for saie a superior article of Pittsbnrcii. West Columbia, and Uannel Uoal from tee celebrated Peytona Mines. Als 12,000 bnshels inferior Toughiogheny Coke, -Apply to CHASIIS MiLLEE J-Q0 est side Wall street, or d6 corner Washington and Preston sts.

AX SITES' STORE! 014 BISSOIiCTiOlV. TUB law-partnership of HAGGIN 4 IIAKBI3 ii day dissolved. W. T. Haggin will attend to thrt.

Unished business of the late firm. W. T. Oct. 13,1858 oil d6 A.

HARRIS. Very Important NevFS fei- Lailic' MRS. N. OERI' has just arrived iron; nt York with a large and beautiful the latest style Bonnets, Ribbons, Feather. Flowers; also a great variety ui sj which she will sell very low for cash.

Please call and convince yourselves, at. street, between Fourth and Fifth. MRS. N. OiSL ol4 dim I8E1ES, AND CATSI3PS-.

15 dozen 1 gallon jars Pickles, assorted, 25 25 80 10 25 41) 10 doX do do do, do do do do do do do do -o do do do, do, "Worcestersliire sauce; Tomato Catsup, iu quarts; do in pints, Mushroon Catsup; mack- Walnut 5 Wn rnwIVKl frOB "01. wood 4 Co Boston, being of, their and are now for sale very low by licMULLEN 4.1IAL0NEJ, No. 60S Main sheet ol4 nesttoJhoMipdr, TOYS Weave-now on hand Toys, cases from $10 to $25 each, each Jf fer general assortment, which a. uuw r' thancan be bough. CITRON AND HAISINS-20 boxes Genoa Citron; 20 do Layer Raisins; 25 boxes M.

R. do; Tteabove are now iu FINE SPECTACLES EYE-GLASS; jSjjuea; I have given thU 4eprtmetjf JSGk business very special alien eral years past, and have availed mj" riety of Pebbles and Glasses, to obtained and America. Having made the eye a part of stun 7i cian, previous to ray present mi say that a knowledge of the Pl'' Ihology of the eve is important in givin5 alu tt i ViSiU" THE GENUINE PKBBOES. The different varieties of J.e,ae,rae, nJy o-mend because of their pcrlect treme hardness. They cannot be and, therefore, by use are )fl scratches.

Their Sed glass, is a ready test by which I ZlrW distinguish them by the tongue or de icate being crystallzed stone, hence colder than js Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. Glasses or Pebbles fitted to old frames. Liberal deducllon'to the trade. In all cases satisfaction below tot- diw scwu" 7 Main Fourthand FI UADDICM TAXES. TAXES.

ofreRt. near ly. pay your State. Tax-, or you may Teoffl4efBJ cent damages. 1 can be found in my J.

J. oT dim NOTICE. wan 1 also have tne j0OD andw- proof Boots. Prices reasonable. Can so them, atmystore, No.

558 Main 5'r, pOTOHES and Third. s-10 dlntJAmL tisnsl HANCOCK BiSt'' General Collecting Agca -r Xo. -133 Main Street. -OAST dtie claims of every "IpUM oof JT cured anywhere in the United ifWlti pervision and through our ef we are in constant correspondence, charge to our clients. references given upon app an26 85 -jT "Fayicss County JGX sell mv Farm, on the Oh rlrer a Jow Owensboro, containing hw iiWtc' AC-SOOaores cleared, and 100 acres a ing, all under good 'cjffrp0PE, OH- K0N-EIPL0SIVE BUBSINS now afaeture and is certainly sale, wholesale and rf'gfc rMoK, H3'' i OA IIMU I ffi NO.

4T0 lflilN STREET, WHOlESAM AND RETAIL DEALER IN OIL-CLOTHS, AND" tfftNiSHKi ARTICLES FOR Hotels, Dwellings, Steamboats, Public Iustitutions, The Largest, most Complete, mid: Cheapest SstaUish-f- meht of the kind in Vie West! p', u30 dly XViS ASB BONNET Ribbon, assorted; -80 do Cotton do' do, do; 1 do fancy Bonnet Ribbon; 100 --do do black Taflita Ribbon; 75 do do do Satin do; 50 do fancy Trimming do; Just received and for sale by JAMEa LOVy 413 Main street. white Serpentine Braid; i 1,200 do fancy Worsted do; 600 do do fckut do; Just received and -for, sale by 4 dw" JAMES-LOW 4 418 Main street. PANCX DllISSS BUTTONS 600 gross fancy glass Dress 200 do do' velvet 'do; .100 black silk and velvet Dre3s Buttons; Just received and for JAMBS LOW 4 41S Main street. TMM.I.AKS, EDGING yj 20,000 new style French and Swiss, worked! Collars; ouu pieced jatuuci Just received and for sale by ol8 JAMES LOW 418 Maln street VJT 100 dozen Buck Glovej, assorted; 150 do do Mitts, do; SO do Men's Buck Gauntlets; 150 do Ringifooa Wool Gloves; 100 do Ladies' Oasslmere do; 60 do do Buck Gauntlets; Just received and for sale by i 1 olS diw JAMES LOW 418 Main street. TIASey HAIB PINS A large assortment of fancy.

Pearl Ilalr tins, also Jancy l-earimecKiies anu ArmieiB, just receiveu uu iui auic uy i i olS diw JAMES LOW 4 418 Main street. TTflSf KR- XX 150 dczen Misses' mixed. Lambswool Hose, from No. 4 to No. If; 200 dozen Children's fancy do Dose, Nos.

1 to 50- -do; Ladies' black LambswooL'Hose; 100 do mixed do- ido; Just received and for sale by ol8 diw JAMES LOW 4 418 Main street. FANCY DRESS GOODS 5 cases black Lustres, assorted; Mohair Lustres, assorted; -5 fancy Merino, do; 2 "do Oriental Lustre, do; 3 do Deb'ege do, do; i 2' do Bayadere; Just received and for sale by olS JAMES LOW 418 Main street. i3 10 cases fancy Long Shawls, assorted; 2 do Mourning do, do; 2 do fancy Cassimere Shawls, assorted; Just received and for sale by ol8.d&w JAMES LOW 418 Main street. NOTICE. mUE firm of BARBAROUX SNOWDEN was dis- A solved on the fth by the death ol K.

VV.Hnow- den. The survivinmjartner is charged with the settle m'entbf theaffairs of the late firm, and will continue. the same business at the old stand in his own name. 018 dtf E. BARBAROUX NOTICE.

"OERSONS who have purchased Lots in Cave Hill JL cemetery, ana not obtainea a certificate ol ownership, are requested to call on Mr. Abi'a. Ilite, Treasurer antl gettheir certificate and ticket of admission. Strangers and others not holding, lots can obtain per mits on; application to 'Ihe'President; Treasurer, Bland Ballard, secretary; or to ohn 1'. Morton, Thomas E.

vr. x. a. ueiij.Jas. Trabae, or uen.

Adams Trustees. -jaiili jsvuiusny president. joi6 de MEN'S AND. BOYS' CLOTH I Corner Sourth and Main opposite National Hotel. NE AltKI VALS Elegant Beaver Super Dress and Frock Coats; Business Suits, new styles; Children's and Youths' Suits; Shirts; Hosiery; Gloves; Cravats, Just received and for sale low at ARMSTRONG'S! ol5 corner Fourth and Main streets.

TVTEW RAISINS- Li 50 boxes Layer Raisins; 50 do M. R. do; Just received. and for sale by V. D.

GAETANO 4 Main street between Seventh and Eighth. E1HCONS 10 boxes fine Lemons just Mt ior saie oy V. D. GAETANO Main street; ol6 between Seventh and Eighth. QUELLED ALMONDS 25 boxes shoUed' Al kj monas just received and lur sale bv V.

D. GAETANO 4 Main olG between. Seventh and Eighth IjtlRXS CRACKERS 600 boxes Fire Crackers: M. uoiu unop no. to arrive and lor sale by V.

D. GAETANO 4 Main Ql6 between Seventh and Eighth. "VLIVE OIL 96 cases Barton Guestier's Olive V7 Oil to arrive and for sale by V. D. GAETANO 4 Main ol6 between Seventh and Eighth.

W. 61. SPAKKE J. T. GALLAGHER 1 I AVE for sale low (at late to arrive.

200 packages Gunpowder, Oolong and Ponchong ieus, ui wincu samples can oe seen anu selections made. aimeomce. w. 11. StAKKK ol0 dO Wall street.

"PREMIUM HATS" JAS. B. WOOD Nc. 451 Market street, betweeh'Third and Fourth is sellinir his PREMIUM DRESS HATS at four dollars. olo PREMIUM HATS, CAPS, AND FURS Navy, blue Musards, black, Musards, and many other new and elee-ant stt les of Hats and japs can oe lounoat JAS.

B. WOOD'S, Market street, ol6 between Third and Fourth ONDON ART UNION Having, the Agency jt- ior lium city, jiersons can oDtam subscriptions by ap plying at, oli JOHN W. CLARKE'S, Mozart Hall. DAPER FLOWERS A new stock with many faiicwca ui r-apera, riowers, ai-amens, weaves uaijrAca, 'lulls, (UC. ol4 CLARKE'S.

Mozart Hall. by Minturn. Rational Cpsmology; by LaurensP. Hickok. Vestiges of the Spirit History of Man; by Dunlap.

Household Book of Poetry; by Dana. History of Civilization iu Englandj.by Buckle. American Eloriuence Specimens American Orl tors, Speeches, i-c. The Philosophy of the Weather. The Two Sisters; by Mrs.

Southworth. Agnes; by author of Ida May, Timothy. Titcomb's; Letters. Kincaid, The Hero Missionary. -Spiirgeon's Gems ana Sermons'.

014 JOHN' W. CLARKE'S; Mozart, Haiti tJUNDRIKS- Cj 5 casks "Sutton" Brandy; 9 do "Champagne" Brandy; 125 bbls Bourbon and Rye Wldsky; 70 baskets Champagne; 100 boxes choice. Claret; do Sparkling and Still Catawba; t. 2 puncheons Irish Whisky; 1 do Scotch do; 1 do Jamaica Rum; In store and for sale by oi J. H.

S0HR0SDBR, 28-Wall PREMIUM URS, fcc A large and complete assortment "of Ladies and Misses' Dress Furs, such as Stone, Martin, Fitch, Sable; 4c, can be found for sale cheap jhq. u. nuuii no. between Third and fourth, aOO DOZEN MEN'S AND SOYS' WOOL HATS tall colors) just received from fac-iorv'and for sale low for cash bv 014 J-'- PKATHKR 4 SMITH, 455 Main 1 KA.U02EN MEN'S AND BOYS' SOFT XW VrruH HATS fail Colorsl. -lust received nnri TA-r aie iuw ior casn oy oia i -katiiisk jr-aaii L'H 465 Main street.

"(APS-300 Men's and Boys' Cloth, Plush, Velvet, 1 ain.iul anil i f' -j i-m iu null ior sale low oy ol5 PRATHER 4 SMITH, 455 Main street. REWARD. I will' give the above reward for the 'recovery of a small LEATHER P0OKET-BOOE or WATiLET, containing libout- $200, niinrinfiniiitfwf-wic exact amount not Known or recollected. i'Jmk there was a note on the Bank of Tennessee 'for TT f0r 8 like am0UIlt (or 9ne twotens) op Jveiuucsy notes, princl-pally $10's and 20's. When I left Home on tne: morning down train of cars on last Tuesday, it was' in mV pockel a.fewfhours after reaching- Louisville I missed iWhether.abstracted from my pocket or aceidentally fiFi? not- JOHN I 01bdj ll mlles from Jerferannville.

at, (ho EXTRA HEAVY SILVER PLATED GOODS. We Ue largest.and most varied' assorti ment of Tea. Sets, Butter Coolers: Basi- city, all of whichweW rant to give-satisfaction. 016. Mfl'lri street.

I AR--SO hhls North Carolina Tar for sale by BL UEGR ASS 'SEED In store and for sale by GARDNEU 4 CO. BOARD ITVii" AW Ts jinnh.fmex T4TEDICAL and Law Students can obtain one or two -LTJ. excellent ooms and good boarding in a delightful neighborhood, and near the Colleges. -Iu: order to jusi tify expense of such rooms, messes of suitable ri.umber Bhould be formed. References expected from pa.

umuc. OiO QD T. HEADLEVS WORKS- v- uiuuuwiiDs; price $1 xo. The Old Guard of Napoleon; price $1 '25. Sared Scenes and Characters; price $1 25.

Napoleon and his Marshals, 2 price $2 50. Washington and his Generals, 2 price $2 50 Full sets of the above 7 price $8. Justreceived and for sale by- WELSH COMPANY OlO Main adioinfnt. T-milo-llla rrA.oi price The Prince of the House of price 1 25 -For sale by WELSH i Main adjoining Loisville Hotel. IRVING'S LIFE OF HASHISCTO.V-Four volumes, 12 clothrorice.per.vohi.$l.60.

WELSH COMPANY, 015 Main st. adjoining Louisville Hotel. at or, two copies four copies ten copies $10; twen- tytwo copie3 20. paper ever sent unless paid for In advance. See first column on first page for particulars a to mi.

iiiiliiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiMiiiwiiiiiiiiiiii WEDNESDAYy-OCTOBER 20, 1858. "jggrTho JeiTisrsc-nvUle Railroad is the direct oute between Louisville, St. Lonia, Cairo, Kansas, Chicago, Springfield, Decatur and the principal cities in the West and Northwest. Trains on route form close connection at Seymour with TrainB on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, St. Louis and the West, and Cincinnati and the East; also at Indianapolis with the different roads for all places East, West and North.

Only one change of ears between Louisville and Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago. Baggage checked to all the principal cities. For time and fiii-ther particulars examine advertisement in an-0 ihor column- of this paper. Through tickets given to all tha principal cities on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers; also to all. the principal places in the East, West and North.

Office No. 527, southeast corner Main and Third etrc-ets, Louisville, where travelers can examine map and get further correct information. aicb.26 dly l-Rading Matter on every page, Our Water Works. We have received and read the first annual report of the President and Directors of the Louisville Water Company, made on the 6th of Ooto-ber, 1358, to the stockholders. It is a pamphlet of only sis pages, but within this short space all.

the information that is needed with regard to the Water Work3 is embraced. It has been two years since the Water Company was organized. The capital stock aubscribed. after the organization was $555,100. Of this sum the city of Louisville subscribed $550,000, and private individuals the other $5,100.

Iu July, 1857, the city issued thirty year six. percent, bonds to the amount of $672,000 for her stock subscription. Of these bonds $519,000 have been sold, and the company yet have 153,000 for ssle. By the sale of these bonds the company was enabled to purchase SO acres of ground for their grand reservoir, and 28 acres for their en" gine house, and to push forward the entire enterprise with energy and dispatch. We cannot better set forth the progress of the work, than to quote the language of the report before us upon this subject Seven-eiehlhs of the water pipes for the whole city are cast, and the entire contract will be fully completed the course ol six weexs.

inestop valves are all made. One third of the work upon the reservoir is already done, and anotner tmra will be nut uo this fall. The foundation of the engine bouse is advancing rapidly, and it is be lieved it will be nmsnetl tms iau me masonry, cerf-iinly, will be carried up so high as to be beyond the reach of high water. In three weeks the laying of the SO-inch pipe from the engine house to the reservoir will be finished, and if the weather will permit, it is intended to lay the 20-inch inain from the reservoir to the city limits this season. The pipes will be laid over the whole city during next summer.

The Cornish engines are in a very satisfactory state of progress, as many machinists as can be usefully employed being at work upon tlii-m. There is no branch of the work which is not being pushed as fust as can be done by money and the exertions of efficient contractors. The whole work, when completed, is estimated by the engineer to cost 700,000. It will be seen by the report, that the company has not so much means. The stock subscription by the city, and by individuals, is only 555,100 in the aggregate.

This leaves a deficit of $144,900. It will be necessary, therefore, to raise about 150,000 more to complete the waterworks, and if this, sum is raised, we are assured that water will be distributed over the whole city by the 4th of Jaly, 1860. It will be well, therefore, for tax payers to think of this 150,000 in connection with the 8300,000, to be voted for on the Cth of November next for Gov. Helm's Memphis branch road. Our taxes now stand thus: Advalorem $292,526 Railroad 71,468 Waterworks 27,850 Gas Works 27,859 Licenses, etc 100,000 $519,705 If the branch railroad ordinance is carried this sum will he raised to $593,705, and then we will be called upon for $150,000, in behalf of the water works.

If this sum were divided into two years the total taxation would be and if all were paid in one year the'sum total would be $743,705. Well, now, this sum looks large to us, and we think it will look huge to all those sensible taxpayers who would like to have some returns for the burdens so long imposed upon them. It will be well, therefore, for the tax-payers to consider whether or not the water works must stop, when their present means are exhausted, for the wan of 150,000, or whether they will vote double that sum to the Memphis branch railroad two or more years before it is wanted This is the question for them to consider, and we now put it to them to reflect upon until they go to the polls, on the 6th of next month, to vote $300,000 to Gov. Helm's Memphis branch. The financial condition of the Water Company is, at this time, most excellent.

It will be learned from the following tables, which reflect much credit on the president and directors, and all con cerned: DISPOSITION' MADE OP BONDS. Paid 25 to A. Throckmorton for land, 25,000 00 7 to Jus, Hewitt, 7,000 00 Sold 25 to city of Louisville, 20,533 25 Paid 1S2 to Hatchings for pipe, 141,050 00 Sold 2S0 to Clark, Dodge Co 219,299 00 103 3iiu on nana. $412,882 25 072 bonds. ALL MOSET3 REC2IVED BT THE LOUISVILLE WATER COMI-AKT DP TO OCTOBER 6, 1858.

Received from private 4,300 00 city bonds, 25 exchange sold Bank 900 00 Roach Long, 35 03: Qaigley, Lyons 25 00, interest from coupons, 33,157 33 $451,300 11 MX iiOSETS EXPENDED BY THE LODI3VILI.E WATEB COIIPANT TO OCTOBER fi, 1858. Paid for. real estate $32,510 50 Construction account 31,140 20 Pipe contract 181,108 62 in full for stop-valves 1C.G74 33 on engine house foundation 6,413.50 on reservoir 9,627 15 Cornish engine contract. 8,000 00 $285,474 30 165,825 81 Cash on hand susi son 11 OXKXPENDED ASSETS. Cash on hand $165,825 81 One hundred and fifty-three city bonds, 118,675 00 Semi-annual interest on 15S bonds, due November 1,1858 4,590 00 Steiabrink's notes for right of way.

100 00 $239,090 81 Major Tkos. T. Haweixs. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is in receipt of a letter from Thomas T. Hawkins, dated Fort Smith, (Arkansas, Sept.

24, in which that gentleman speaks of his jouruey to that point, en route to attend to the investigation of certain charges made against Mr. Neighbors, the supervising agent of Indian affairs at San Antonio. The investigation is appointed to take place at Camp Cooper, Texas, at which place Mr. Neighbors is invited to be present during the examination of witnesses, etc. Mr.

Hawkins went to Memphis, intending to take passage thence for Fort Smith in the coaches of the Cali-. fornia overland mail company, but was do so, because the badness of the road prevented the company from carrying passengers from that point. He, therefore, traveled by steamboat to Napoleon, and thence to Ues Arc, where he took ihe company's coaches for Fort Smith. From the! latter place to Camp Scott he intended to proceed: by an extra coach, kiudly furnished him by the company. Election.

According to the best reports we have from the several counties in Ohio, the majority of the Fusion State ticket will be about twenty thousand. At the Presidential election the majority of the same party was forty -five thousand. The same ratio of increase will give the Democracy the State in I860 by five thousand majority. Iowa Election. The Chicago Times, of Saturday, is ot the opinion that Leffingwell (Democrat) is elected to Congress from the second district of Iowa.

He has gained four thousand votes in eleven counties on Fremont's majority, which was six thousand in the district. "Orders from a distance will receive prompt GLEAS ON 5S -NEW WEEKLY tine-df-Battle Ship. THE object of this paper is to present, every yeek, an agreeable melange of the notable events and literature of the time. Itii ample columns will always contain a goodly store of popular Original Tales, Sketches of Adventure on Sea and Land, and Poetic Gems, by the Best American Authors. AI30 the cream of domestic and foreign news, so to present the largest possible amount of ths ntelligenee of the day; the whole ivell spiced with Vfil MWJMOM! In and upon all sectarian questions, ii will be strictly neutral.

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The first number of this new Illustrated Paper will be for sale on the 1st day of November nest, at all the prinoipal periodical and news agencies and respectable literary Depots, in the United States and the Canadas. GUEASON'S Ml-OF-BATTM will be publishei regularly-every Saturday, by Jgr-S. FRENCH, 122 Nassau Street, N. X. FOE 'SALE' BY A.

DAPKEMONT, "i J. C. MORGAN CO, New Orleans, La. A. fc IS.

EZEKAL, 0I6 d6 -GUNDRIiSS- fj lbs fresh Gum Drops; 200 Sis do Liquorice Drops; 100 Bs Brandy and "Wine Drops; 50 lbs Chocolate Cream do; 50 lbs Cream Dates; Just received and for sale low by A. BORIE, Wholesale Confectioner, Fruiterer, No. 50 Third street, above Main. GOVEpYSXJERS 100 dozen fresh Cove Oys-tera just received and for sale low by ol5 A. HORIE, No.

50-Third street. EXTRA STAR. We are now prepared to fill orders for Star Candles' made by J. H. Co.i of Cincinnati.

Their superior whiteness and extra-quality will be acknowledged by ail who will examine and compare them with those inmarLret. for tale at the market price. 014 JUilix J3, JUOlliV A1N SON. POTATOES WAN TE)D 200 bushels Neshanoc Potatoes wanted immediately, ol JOHN B. MoIL VAIN SON.

CANIH.ES 250 packages whole, half and quarter boxes for sale by 014 GEO. VV. SIOKRIS, No. 40 Third street. EfitKING SOU boxes No.

1 Herring just- received and for sale by ol4 GEO. W. MORRIS, No. 40 Tnird street. RAISINS 100 boxes Layer Raisins, new cron: SO do.

do- Landing from steamer Hastings and for saleby -wwnua v. itiujiitia, xnird st. COOKING EXTRACTS Lemon, Vanilla, Peach, for sale by i OAKY- TALBOT, Druggists, ol2 453 Market street, bet. TMrd and Fourth. GRAB ORCHARD SAI.TS 400 lbs received and for sale hy OARY TALBOT, Market street.

PRESERVED GINGER Canton Preserved Ginger In a dry state, for sale bv 12 OARY TALBOT. CONCENTRATED LEY A large supply received and for sale by cjahx TALBOT, Market street, between Third and Fourth, i CRANBERRIES 50 bbls Cranberries: just received and for sale bv 4 H. BURKHARDT, 41T Market street. jVCTMEG CHEESE-80 bnveq received and for sale bv oil, W. H.

BURKHARDT, 41T Market street. ENGtlSH AIR ST CHEESE 20 boxes received and for sale by -w. u. uukkuakdt, 417 Market CODFISH New. Codflsh jnst received and for sale by oil W.

H. BURKHARDT, .417 Market street. I.ADIES' CtOAKS, RAGLAN SHAWLS, have a Brie-assortment of the above beautiful goods which we are offerlne low. 01 O. DU ALL CO.

DOUBLE FLOUNCED SILK ROBES, XKT11B OTHER NEW STYLE SILSij just received Tt, oy oil O. DUVALL 4 00. fflOUS LAINES IN ROBES! nQM COLORED FIGURED ROBES! MERIITOES, ALL COLORS' of' all' colors, with black and yhite Mous De Lain'e3 and Merinoesl have, a large and general assortment of the -above 5-ooda which we shall sell low oil DUVALL CO. OTA Y8VILLE COTTON YARN AGENCY. fill A BAGS Maysville Batting, assorted numbers; bales do do, Nos.

1 and IX; Ty do heavy do; 200 do Candle Wick; 200 do Cotton Twine? In store and for sale by OJ-i WlOKi Ill al. SNABURGS 10 bales Lauderdale Osnaburgs received and for sale by NOCK, WICKS CO. BLUEGRASS CKEAOT CHEESE 50 boxes, a superior article, justreceived and for sale bv NOCK, WICKS 4 CO. MAGDALEN HERRING, 4c-200 boxes new Magdalen Herring; UD bbls newNn'. lnrr.

Just received and forjale by OraLrHON TOBACCO 850 boxes iow grade souna tobacco in store and for sale by oil NOOK, WICKS 4 Main st. spl4 dly.