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FOB. SALE. FOR BENT. BARGAINS W. PITKIN WM.

L. P. VTIAHD BSPJ. F. A VBBT PITKIN, WIARD (Succes ora to Pitkin Brothers,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 5 353 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AI LTCOJDjH I S.

nALIitMATrTwroToVUKTOX. i. a'OSESNKT. KV THE i OJISVME COURIER PRINTING 'COMPANY. SBBH8 Off SXJBSOaiWflOK Cadonvlerpor Oaily Courier for ike Country oopleatoa club one errwo onpiea four couiea j.6; tea copies: iib; if on- No paper ever 8nfcumt3pMdloxin seretcolamn on first pagefor parUonlsri asto IwmlwnMiiiM i TBWffl xl 1859-' KOTFICBS A Woan to the Wiss.

-The people are aware that D. O'Hare, No. 427 Main street, is the oldest, largest, and most experienced manufacturer of trunks and similar articles in the city. They should avail themselves of theraie opportunities afforded by Mr. O'Hare.

To the country and city merchants he offers peculiar advantages in his wholesale department, while in the retail iiuc he cannot be equalled. Whoever wants to travel, whether with a small carpetbag or a mammoth trunk, need go no further than the great Western factory of Mr. O'Hare. His manufactory is a credit to Louisville, and should meet with extensive patronage. As a matter of home pride, and iosubserveecouomy, purchasers will consult their best interest in purchasing of Mr.

O'Hare. Remember, that the United States Prize Medal was awarded to D. O'Hare for the beat trunks made. Curs for Neuralgia. Founo.

I have used one bottle of the Peruvian Syrup. I had a severs pain in the shoulders, back of the neck, and in the right arm, with loss of appetite, and langor of body and spirit. In two weeks these afflictions were entirely removed. I consider the Peruvian Syrup an effectual remedy for the Neuralgia. Boston, Sept.

4, 1854. Barnabas Bangs. For sale in Louisville by nov 3-dl2w2 CARET TALBOTT. For the Louisville Courier. Democratic Meeting in Bussell County.

At a meeting of the Democracy, of Kuaaell county held at ihe court house in Jamestown, on Monday Nov. on motion N. Ii. Stone was declared President and William Winfrey, Secretary. The President named Valentino Cravens, Jos.

E. Hays and P. M. Clayton a committee, who, by their Chairman Jos. E.

Hays, reported the fol-lowingresolutions, which weie unanimously adopted, and evidently reflected the sentiments of the Democracy Iiesohed, That we will forever adhere to the principles of Democracy as set forth in the Cincinnati platform, and we most heartily approve the soundness and justice of the doctrines embraced in the Dred Scott decision as protecting the Constitutional rights of ail sections of the Union. By that decision Congress has no right to exclude "slavery from the Territories, and we hold that Congress cannot legitimately delegate authority to exclude slavery a power which it does not possess nor can a Territorial Legislature lawfully exclude slavery from tho Territories. llesolved, That the recent treasonable and murderous conspiracy at Harper's Ferry is indicative of tho traitorous and incendiary spirit of the Opposition Black Republican party, that the prompt and patriotic course of President Buchanan in suppressing, and the unanimous voice of Democratic men and newspapers at the North in denouncing, the treason, is but another link in the chain of overwhelming evidence that proves the Democratic party the only party both able and willing to stand by and guard the Constitution and the Union. Itesolvtd, That Morehead. Brown and Harlan's CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR LB AT A GREAT BARGAIN.

AVe re authored to s. II sucli a concern, on Fourth street one of i.he best stands for the business in ihe city. The Store Fixuuts can 1 -adapted to a Fancy Store-Tne present proprietor is about changing hi; buBine-" KENNEDY Genera! Agents, nT d6 Fourth oppoat'e Masouic Temple. FOB. BENT The Dwelling 'i occupied by Misa J.

E. Adams, on the soutlti'i; corner of First and Gray streets. This In good repair. Possession can be given on the Jr' November next. For terms, inquire ef WM.

R0S8, north eide Main street, near Second 027 dtf OVfcr B- l- tFOB RENT Three stories of the Lou.o No. 63, Third street, between Main and Market suitable for storage. Apply on the preiaise; 82 dtf WANTED. NEGROES WANTED I will 9 pay the highest cash price for MKGRJE fii at my house on the south aide of Market street, between fifth and Sixth. oldly JOHN CLAKli.

SHEEP SKINS, fcr which we will pay the higbest cash at our Factory, corner of Buchanan and liu streets, Louisville, Ky. BARNES ft HOPKINS. WANTED- -250 NEGROES. v.111 jiay mc mgoesi cast! prices tor tvu 0 HONDRED AN I FIFTY NEGRO E-S, ct our hi omce, orj rirst street, he StaMn Jefferson, Louirilie, Ky. between jJurtet tncoT Negroes always on hand for stile.

A TT 812 dVf tllTFRltrVN. ASENT8 WANTED SDyonnc men are vfn)' Svi tO Circulate bV filY.erlr.tin., 5 IngBookc throughout each county in the or.t-. ant! vest. Ine great popularity of our booVg. end ecmplete adaptatlun to the nnblh' ducemente to ca'nvaseers, of iunus- 'i-l Ua address, rartiv mot with in the subscription ousmess.

to secure a choice of territorv, esrly r.pf''. nation should bo mail eat our office, corner y.i.iX m.ru it ire ct icver tne a tore or a. l. m. BILL A rio-R Lie, Kv geo.rTpattonT Com hi ass ion Wcrch a si AND FEED PRODUCE DEALER, No.

24 Fourth between Main ana River, IiOTTISVILLK, KV. PERSONAL attention given to the sale of Hay, Grain, Dried Fruits, Buiter. El-cs. Onions. At.i.i,' t'Ot'i is.

Flour, Bacon, Laid, Orders for Groceries. Liatif.ro. snd Articles, solicited and iilied on ihe most favorabta terms. "Liberal Cash Advances made cn 0on5itrnient ui dtf SPLINT COAL. I HAVE on baud aboul four boi Ir.a.ls, tr, the OIJ Dununimi mm.

very i.rticio for coo. ing and parlor usi. i ttriiLhliicy ami cleanliResri there is no ruU it Also select article or PITTSBURGH COAL, which I amdeairnnB to close out Office on 't hird atrect, next door to Monti 4 stable, near o27 dim lBtp 1( tfonn. HOGG. 481 MAIN STREET 4S1 THIRD HOUSE UELOW FOURTH.

PINE CLOTHING. UNDEHWBAH, SHIRTS, Ladies' Underwear, HOSIEKY, GIOVES, FASCI ARTICLES, PlSKjyUMEBY. o20 dtf yv OliPASiTiVEJESHK l' fTIHE ipaitneiship herotore existing hetween Kd-X tvard A. tlrdner Sanniel L. Moodv, lha (inn of OARUNKlt Jt is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

EDWARD A. GARDNER will continue the bosine-s at the old stand, Wo. 419 Main street, under the name of the old lirm. GARDNER CO. November 1, 1S59.

ni dim COPARTNERSHIP. H. TV. COOD, 1 S. MOODY, -J Laeof Gardiier A Co.

Rawaon, Good A Todd, 'Iinls have thlj dav copa.tner-L ship under the style of COuD MtiOtiV, -i i t-urpose ot crryng on the WlioLKtrA LK liROCl'KV anil COMMISSION USIVESS, and lave tatcn the too stores recently ooeup -d by Dnn efnii A- on Wall street, where they will be pleased toscetio-ir ii. coon, Nov. 1, 1S59 nt d2m tf. s. MotlilY.

OISSKlf.JTriOM. rSIHE partneiibip 1 eretofore exinir JL Davte an 1 James Mather, un cr the b. ttreen M. O. name and stylo ot ill O.

DAV1K is thia day dissolved. Oct. 11, lSSS-illf JAMKS MATIIKR NOTICE. F. GUTURIEia admitted es a partner of our fir UCT11K1K.

WIII I'K Louisville, Sov. 1. lSr.ft- In, TAXES 50 PER i'EXV SUEH. IP you would save far ner ceot, call and ty your State Tixfor If not aid by jouhy my'retun1 1 wiii ri'turn yctif h-lU, "s'll-jcfts to y'i-r cent I will he iu my ofuc? every morning ti.i ID oclock, and Momiavs and Saturdavs atl nay. nl dim W.

S. I), MEOOWAX, J. C. sewamOouse, Witi. COLLEGE STREET, WASSSVItE TEMSESSEK.

nl din. iiKHdV.ll., JAMES CR0ME7 has removed bis office to the counting room of. I. A. Penton, No.

titi Kourlh street. Htf will pay the highest cash price for al! qualities of wool. r6 dti NO, 98 UT II STHEET, IN VELVET AM) CLOTH CLO.VKS; RICH SILK KOHLS; KICFI Oni.ArNE KOBE.3; I'RINTKI) DuLAINES; PRINTED MERINOES; WOOL PLAIDS; FLANNELS (all grades): JOHN A. JH1LLKH, n9 NEW PliNTA'SiON MOLASSES bb a prime new Planlat ion Molaasea landiiu flora ateamboat Tempest and for sale by COOD MOODY. SUGAR ANB itfOLASSES 10 hhds good fair Sugar; 20 bbls prime new cro.

Molasses; lteceived per steamer Tempest and for sale bv nlO U. D. NKWCOMli 4 ISBO. OONCEiV'jritATED Ibsforssle or CAltY 4 TALUUT.dSS Market. Mi near Fourth.

UNDKIES IO Cox's tieletine; Cooper's Isinglass; Pink Isinglass; French CVeleliae, Corn Srarcb; Bermuda Arrow Roo'; Pearl Sago; Received and for sale by CART TALBOT, olO 453 Market, street, bet. Third and Fourth. VIItGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY, 511 MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE, KY. A A A EOXES HOLLAND'S Empress Tobacco; JJ 215 bixes do Humboit do; In do do Keiniblicnn i0 but do do do do do do People's Choice Tobacco Pine Aiui'e Twist do: To but 90 bula 04 buls 240 boxes 120 do 60 do 90 do it ade ltro. do Bell do Indian Queen Subbett Fanny Bullitt Princess do; ro; do; do do HARMS' do do; do; do; do; do; do; do; do; do; do; do; do; 200 do 175 do do People's Favorite 140 do Planters Choice do Constellation do Younp America do Kate Wicks do yultana 75 do 90 do 90 buta 75 huts 95 butsCRDMPTON'S Morninc Star 1.0 burs do Game Cock iObuts do Four Aces Twist 9m) boxes SUTHERLIN'S Eureka 150 do do Millie Colllrs do; do; 90 do do Mollie Moore Tadst.

125 do JESSE UARE'3 Gold Leaf Tobacco; 90 do do Wm. Henry Hare; 90 do do J. 51, Booker Gold Leaf; 76buts J. L. BROWN'S Jenny Mercer; 145 boxes do Eureka Tobacco; 110 do do Aromatic do; 75 do PACE'S George's Bist do; 95 do do John Linton Ttsist do; 1,000 do Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee? Now in Btore and for sale by ny NUOt, lCKS 4 CO.

A A Large assortment! Cloaks of every variety Ladies' Dress Goods of every description vv inaow curtains of all kinds Black and Colored Silks, every variety Shawls, a full assortment Blankets of every size, for Beda, Berths, Hotels and Servant the largest assortment ever brought to the Citv! DU VAtiL 537 MAIN STREET. HAVING a very large and gen ral aasortmenr of Goods, and beine rtesiroua of reducing the stock to the lowest point by Ihe first of January, we shall, to this end, offer unusual bargains to alt who may favor Tia with a call. Oar entire stock consists of the best class and order of goods. Prices uniform. 0.

DUVALL St 00 38T Main street, betweenSecond and Third, opposite Bank of Kentucky, n9 LouisTi'le, Ky. A NEW ROOK Lizzy Glenn, or The Trials of a Seamstress, by T. o. Artnur, author of Love In a Co tt nge, in High 4c. Ac.

Just received Missouri Hemp Farm for Saie. HAVING determined to resume the practice of Hgr my profession, I desire to sell my Farm on which re-ii'le in Saline county, Missouri, containing four hundred acres of land, two hundred acres under fence and in the highest state of cu.tivation; three hundred and twenty-five acres of Prairie, and seventy-five acres of timber. The soil is of the very best quality, and the Farm equally well adapted to the culture of hemp or th rearug oi stock. There are tnree never-fwliug springs of excellent water, with a gieat abundance of etock water throughout the year. The improvements have been made within the last four years, consisting: of dwelling, negro, and all necessary out houses, good stables, cribs, hemp house, also fifty choice apple, with a variety of other fruL treeB.

If de-slred Twill selltwo hundred acres wUh the improvements, and fifty acres of timber, and retain the unimproved land, or the whole tract as may suit the purchaser. This Farm Is situated in one of the best ne'gh-borhooda In the State, and is of easy access to both churches and schools. For furtoer particulars application can be made to Dr. I aul Rankin or Sidney R. Thonjp3on, of Georgetown, or to myself on the premises, near Arrow Rock, Missouri.

Qtfffll JiNU. it. HALL. liOT FOR SAIiE Ninety by two hundred and ten fett, on trie west side if Sixth street. 200 feet south of Broadway.

A model lot for one or four model houses. For sale oheap. Apply to F. A. KATE, or nldlO W.

H. WALKER. FOft SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY My Farm, coexisting of U3 Nacres of lard of good quality, small imnrove- ment, bis miles south of Louisville, near the Nasdiville Railioad. 1 will ie'1 this property very low, part cash, ani une and two years credit; or exchange it for improved city property. Col.

S. A. ATCHISON is my agent, to whom I refer purchasers. 024 dim A. JOVES.

A FINE BJLUEGKASS FARM for SALE. 272acres of Land, lying on the waters ot Flod Oldham county, six mileB from Lain ause- and IX milts from Smitbtield, on the Railroad, 260 acrts of which are finely set iu 160 acres cleared and In first rate order for cultivation. the residue finely timbered. The taid farm is under good fencing, and has an abundance tf water of the best quality. It said arm is not sola privately colore the -'1st of November next, it will then be sold on the premises at nubile outcry.

The terms made known on annlicalion to ifi. F-Taylor, near Lagrange, and any one desiring to see the tarm will call on inra. or on t'eter Berry, ad- joluing the farm. o21 dtd E. F.

TAYLOR, DBUG STOBS.E FOK SASjE An ob- well tiihb.linil WHlll.V.S'.l.P riUTTfi A STORE, with Stock and Fixtures select and com plete. There is a good run ot custom much could, to a great extent, be turned to the purchaser. Address Box 1S9, Louisville Postollice. oSdeodif 3fe FOR SALE A one rarm in Saline an li Pettis Oounty, Mo. 1 wish to sell mv Farm, JILl'ettis and Saline County, lvinc about 12 miles from the line of the Pacific Railroad, containing 765 acres, of which about faOO is under fence, nearly 200 in cultivation, anu comiortaoie log house, ouarttrs barns, Ac, same material.

For further particulars and terms apply to w.u. wnuams, iiouisviiie, 1 Thompson iord, tieorgetown: or rcyself on th premises. OH QMinfiffi'- C. U. lljUlAillS.

UOAL MINE FOR SALE OR LEASE, on Tradewater, Crittenden county, Ky. Will be sold on favorable terms, or leased for a term of years, at half cent per bushel. All necessary improvements are made for mining out bushels coal per day. Or will be exchanged for othei property. Aoaras a.

A. atuuibun, jey otr co ner rntn anu jeuersonstreets. TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE. I STILL have on hand several valuable tracts of In sme of the best, counties in the State of I will exchange for Real Estate in the city county. I would also take in payment a few Carringi-andlluggies, also Dry G-oods, Liquors, Ac.

or any othe personal property suited to the trade of Texas. I sha spend the winter Tex, and will, as heretofore, attep to any business committed to me, either in locating land scrip ana attending to land claims, or the collet-ion of debts. I believe that I ve heretofore glvi general satisfaction. 8. A.

ATCBISuN. b10 dtf BOILERS FOR SALE One 28 feet long; One 80 feet long; Both have two flues and are 42 inches iR diameter. dtf CORNWALL BROTHER. Broadway Hotel FOK SALE. TXTISHING to retire from the Hotel budness, I wl on THURSDAY, the lMfcl DAY OF DECEMBER next, at 11 o'clock A.

M-, (if not sold privately befur that time,) offer my Hotel property, Furniture and tures for sale at public auction. The Broadway Hotel is situated on tho corner 0 Broadway and Short ptreets, Lexington, 5y. It ha about 7 5 ROOM-, is in good repair, and has at ire.s ent as good patronage as any interior Hotel in Kea lucky. The books and business of the Hotel for 'he pastyeai win De snown to any person or persons winning to pu chase the property, or any other information wantti relative to tne property, given by calling on my soi ueo. w.iiidiake, or Air.

A. J. Church, at the ome 0 the Hotel. 1 take the present occasion to say to my friends an.l tr.e public that i am thankful 'or past patronage, at: wi'd spare no pains to make them comfortable until property Is disposed of. o'iT dtd MRS.

E. C. DIDLAKE. r. McJEOE, of Scotland, THE EMINENT A XI) SKILLFUL OPEiA TOR O.

TI7S EAR. AND EYE, OAS arrived iu LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, and take Rooms on the north side of Jefferson street, betwee Third and Fourth streets (up Btalra, over Needhum' Marble Works, nearly opposite the U. Hotel), wber he will remain but a Bhort iJme, to attend the treat in of his BPiscuuTiKS. His unequalled success in curin the above diseases is now well Known in most importm, cities, and his testimonials are sufficient to convince tl. mostincredulous.

Call and examine them. Call soo as his stay 13 limited. Deafness, Diasdners, Buzzing, Earache, and No't in the Head, Catarrh, and all offensive Discharges frou tne tare, aioutn, or iNosirna, entirety removed. S3irDr. McLend has made a disc very of a mfdicin that wilt prove perfect absorption of the Cataract, restore perfect vision to the Eye without the use of th knife.

oludSmisiwSm J. M.DOOM. JAS. TALLI AFERRO GAMBLE axo CHaS. J.

CLARKE, USHTRRTHB FIRM OF c. j. a.iK TTAVE opened a house of business in Louisvill XX the north side of Main street, between Second an iturd, where 1 ftev will seep a neueral assortment heavy LEATHERS irom iheir own Tannery. Ais fine French Calf Skins and Kips, and Shoe Finding all sorts. Dealers and Shoemakers are invited to call and es amine.

32UTTEK. FIRKINS FXTRA OOSHEN BUTTER; jLJ bbls New York Ro I do: H.tli very tuperior, and just received and for sale lo ny fib (10 UHhNOWfc.ni CO. Buggies, Express Business Wagous tliAPiBKitLMW OP BUOOIES, EXPRESS an JUUl WaWONS, at Jluff.do. New York, hav esiablibhed Agency (or th-- pale ot their work in Lo Isville and vicinity, at the ft tore of Rasham Buchanai NO. o9 WALL STREET, where one of the firm will be in attendance for a fe days with samples, an I will be prepared to receive ners ur any f-iyie ot vemcte in tiieir line.

A long experience and extensive facilities in the1 business enable them to offer tuperiur inducements purchase s. None but fir bV class work is made by us, and ever, saie is accompanied wun our wntten guaranty Louisville, Nov. nS dim STRAYED, From Portland on the evening of the lOi 3feTJ of October, lSfi9, a gray MAKE MOLE, nit conar inarKs; wen tatteneu unci shaved fi 1 Southern market. Any information in gard mner or delivery at Portland, will be liberally warded. DUCK WALL, TROXELL J4dtf Portlaud, Ity.

SULLMAN A have reuiovrd their WHOLE- SALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT from No, 490 to No. 40 Main reel, between Uubitt and Fifth streets, north side, where we wiii aiwava be id eased 1 see our numerous customers and friends, and the trad general. a. ULLMAN A No. 470 Main street, o26dlm between Bullitt and Fifth sts.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE, Henry Dent, Wm. E. Culver, Jas. fin the Clark Circuit Court, Stat uuiutie, Alien uar- 01 muiaua. nett, and others.

virtue of a decree of the ClarK Circuit Court, rcn JLM dered at toe August term, in the aoove en i tied case, I will offer for sale at Public Auction, to th, highest bulier, for not less than two thirds of the ap praised value thereof, on Thursday, the 17, Ji of Novem ber, 1S50, at t- Court House door, in Charhstown, in tne county 01 uarlr State of Indiana, between tb hotit-s of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of si.

day, the following described Real Estate, situated in tin county snd St He aforesaid, to-wlt: the South-east qnar i-r ui aec.jon miriy-six, town two, north 01 rangu east. Terras of Sale The purchase monev to be nain In equxl InsUlmenU, tn 5, 10, and 15 months from day ot oc, uue (iiicuBJur oeing requ'rei to execute his promissory notes, with approved security, bearing interest. irom uai-e, anu waiving reiiet irein valuation or ap liiaiaciucu.iuna L'j sct'Ulc iiu vuy ill ell 1-3. iltliNtJ AMlfs tf. WALTER, dtd Commissioner TUB ME ST.

PRICE $6 60 SOLB BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. "GET THE BEST." GET WEBSTEE. n7 d6 G. 4 C. MERRUM, Springfield, Mast.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF Fine Liquors. HART CLARK, NO. 63 THIRD STREET, jEg-k Are just receiving a large and irell- fS assorted stock of fine Wiii IjIQTJOHS, consisting of fine BRANDIES, WINES; HOLLAND, LONDON and AMJSKICAN GINS; CHAMI'AGNES, Widow Ciiouot, Green Seal, and other favorite brands; Bass A Alsoppa and Hlbbert'a LONDON ALES and PORTER. Also a large assortment of Fresh Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces, 4c, nT dtf 3k-. PENTON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, A3TD DglEER tX AIL KIBDS OF FEED AND PRODUCE, No.

S6 Fourth. Btreet, between Mala and the River, Louisville, Ky. HAY, GRAIN, and aU kinds of PRODUOE sold on Commission. (yeOonsIfrnments soliolted and liberal nrlv.n. IN AT THE UNITED STATES CLOTHIM WAREHOUSE! Northeast Corner Market and Third sts jylSdtf SHEKMAN JP.

VHALEIf. I. B. WALKER'S OLD ESTABLISHED LINE OF OMNIBUSES RUNNING iu connection with the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad, carrying Passengers and Big- gage to and from allhotela and private residences in the city. Passengers, by leaving call? for my Line of Omni-husea at K.

R. Dean fe Co. 's Real Estate Office, on Jef- feraon, between Fourth and Filth streets, north aide, or at my office, on Jefferson street, betweeen Preston nnd Jackson, shall and will be proinntiy attended to. ji-6dtf I. JJ.

WALKER. W. P. BENEDICT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LO0K1M0 CLASSES OF ALL KINDS, Window Picture GSass, PAPER HANGINGS WINDOW SHADES COKNICES KANIS, E1VG SAVINGS riCTURE FRAMES, 67 Third street, between Main and Market, X4OUISVII4I1S, ssrs ni35dlyls 2p AGREEMENT. "SHE Coal Proprietors or Haweaville, and Can-a, nelton, upon a fn 1 review of the operation) inthweoai buaines, during the past season, at these points, are satisfied that the business, with its necessary facilities loroeiivery to steaino'iats, cannot oe simtain at a price less tnn Seven Cents per bushel, lit-liev that, the price will be just and fair both to the seller and nsu.rer, r.nrt at tne sanit ume maintain tne oust' ness uiion a basis corresponding to the demands for fu we nve mutually agreed that after this datebaven Cents per bushel will bo the uniform price for which Coal will be sold to Steamboats at our respective Coalyards; and to avoid a 1 tuture misander.tamnng, ana that atl boat, uiav receive coal at a uniform price, it is agreed that tin sale of anv order or obligation for the delivery of Coal by which the consumer pays less than Seven Cents per bushel, will be deemed a violation 01 this agr ement.

Signed, WILLIAMS MAYO ROBERTS, JAS. R. JENNINGS D. NEVVCOMB HAWES CO. Hawesville.Sept.

15th, 1S59. s20 dly TT AYING- leased for two years the interest of Wm, 81 y. Ifawes in the Coal Minej of E. Hawes and dissolved an agreement entered into by the pro psietors of said Mines as far as iiawes (Jo. ar cmceriifd, I desire to lease an interest in said mines to any person or company that caa and sale for.s.UUU bui els per dav, to be shipped to nv point below.

Fi fu thef particulars, address E. 1IA'E3 Hawea viile, orEPWIN UAWE3. Yelvinetf.n, Ky. All sleamboa's that wish a regular supply of pood STeened Coal would do web by making an engageice, for the coaling season. EDWIN HAWKS.

nlO d6 DISSOLUTION. finnE partnership heretofore existing between theun derigued, under the style of pat it 4 jjluhain AN. id this dny dissolved by mutual crnient. huh party authorised to use the nsnie of the firm in th settlement of the business. Our ho-kg and papers at the 0 nice of our succtssors, Messrs PETER ft BU OflANAN.

AKTHUR PETER, JAMES BUCHANAN. Louisville, Nov. 10,1559. COPARTNEUSHIP. 1TSTE bave this day farmed a c-partnt-rship under tl YY na -e and style of CARTER BUCUANAN, succeHSors ot 'rims iuuhanan, to continue th SEED ND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT BUSINBf at t'se old stand.

No. 'VSt Main street, between Fcurt! and F.ftb. Our stock is large and complete, to which we mvue the attention 01 city and country buyers. KEARSLKY CARTER, JA51E3 BUCHANAN. Louisville, 10, 1S59.

NOTICK. TN retiring from the late firm of Peter Buchanan take pleasure in recommending my successors. Messrs. UAitrujii AUUUMAwan.to my friends as en tirely worthy of their oonfjdenceand patronage. They possess ample means to carry on the business, and my late partner, Mr.

Jamrs michanan, is so well acquaint- ei wun tne business every uepartment aa to lull' guaranty crrect'iesj in every particular. Messrs. UaRTER 1JLMHAVAN have a heavy Btnck of and gei.nh.e UaRLKS AD OK ASS SEEDS, mostly ceived in blitre since tne lire, 'llicy have taken non that was the least damaged, that having been sold auction by the underwriters. The stock of Agucultural Iro)leinents and Machines Is al-o Hrge and well selected. ARTHUR PETER, KNOW THSEiF.

J. IT. McCANN Is tnabled tn detect to a oertiln. ty the true condi i 11 and locality of Diseases, a simple and scient.hc melted, wltlioxit asking the pa ient any questions, profess to rto this, yet cai'e'ul to ask some leading questions iu order to vh tain a clue to the disease. We cio nothing of that kind and have invariably given satisfaction.

CONSULTATIONS AND 1 LAMINATIONS FREE OF CHARGE. Diseases of the. Threat and Lungs UtiUed by a ne method ot Medicated Inhalation and Constitution 1 reatmect. Having devo'ed the past 4 years in trave ing ext-naively through citfei-ent, coun'rien, visitiii most of thi al en ies and Medical I restitutions fo ttie acquirement of a 'borough knowledge of various als the latest ami moat amrovei iiu'lhods tl.iir tieatu'cnt, we uifcr new reoicdies en lirely vegetable, whicli has prfvi'd a epeedy and tffoci ual cure Ik diHaase lfronchltls. diseases of tiie i hruat and i.uncs, B'i3t'ises of Kesrt, of the Stomach, of Liver, of tiie Kidnej Oropsey, 31.

vims Dance, ncers, Chronic Ulcei Kheuinatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis; Fistula, Spatm Fits, l) of the Eye and Ear, Skin Diseases, lure, Diarrhoea, and in short all cureable diseases. are not a cure-all-doctor, and will undertake no casi wit-huut a fair prosoect of recovery. FEHIALE D3SEASKS. Female3 troubled with Suppressions, Irregularities jLeucarrni-a or vvnitea, falling ot the womb, vol. of the Utrup, Tumors of any kin'i, Barrenness, all ijai Diseates, painful or difficult Menstruation, Ner vcus Debility, will be speedily cured without tt use ot poisonous drugs, injurious or unpalatable cines of any kind.

All communications s'rictly confl dential. The afflicted are cordially invited to call and satisfy themselves. Office on Firt ttreet, two doors above 3lailiet, Louisville, Ky. All letters addressed our care, ic closing a utarop, giving symptoms and na ture of disease, mil receive prompt attention. Med.

cines sent to all parts of th United States. Address H. MoOANN, nlOdSmiwia Louisville, Ky. SMSfVATE BOAUDING. COUl'LK nf l.iiee and airv nmms, suitable fO! vh'U people or small famil ca, and a few small' er rooms for single gciii ieioen, can be had (wilhb.

by application. Also a tew day boarders cm be Hcooiii: ifdaied- Call at southeast enruer of Mark and Sevi-hth atreeia, ovt-r Dribel Holmes' Dry Gom Store. on Seventh slreet. nlO oL SUES' VARIETIES, NO, SO VOUJtTII STREET. Thf have received end opened now, besides everv YT ing in tbe way of Toys, a choice aisortme Per turneries, tombs, Brushes, Corsets, Feather Porte Monaies, Traveling Bags, Willow Ware, Hobby Horses, Ac, kc.

fioop skirts and Bustles, we keep as usual all th auitreiit makes. nlO ATSW BOOKS Works of Elder B. W.St, n. il winch is added a few Discourses, origical anil si ltc ed, by KldtrJ.M. Ma'lies.

Cloth marble edg. $1 gilt $2. Antisell on the Manufacture of Photogenlo, or dro taroon (Jits from Uoal and other bubs tan ces. $1 i3. Leaves from an Actor's Note-Book, la England and America, oy ueo.

vano ntiou. si. Vercant Green, by Anthbert Bede, htimorously Illus trated, 1. A Good Fight and other Tales, by Ohas. Reade; illus trateti.

too. Women of A Book for Girls: illustrated. 75 Men who have Risen A Book for Boys; illustrated id cents. The Physician's Hand-Book of Practice for 1SC0. Price si 25.

The Boy's Own Toy Maker, with- Practical Illustra tions. 00c. Justreceived and for sale at nlO F. A. CRUMP'S, S4 Fourth street.

GBRN larf RNDSTONES-We havefor sale at low rates Grindstones abut 4 feet in diameter inchta face, Marietta grit: also 2 fine Or- arge grit facing or edging atom for cutlers' use. MDNN n9 dG Corner Eighth and Green street I AOEi SMITHS' WAKE- 0n second JLP liand Bellows in flist rate order; one second-hand Anvil for sale very low by MUNN n9 dG Corner Eighth and Green treets. TO THE PUBLIC, MATTER delivered and conveyed by Express with the motive power of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company constitutes no part of the business of the Railroad OompaDy. Things thus carried will be recaideu bv tbe ltailroau Uomnanv as uons on special em with t. Express and on their exclusive risk.

The Railroad Company does not share in ttie charges made by the Express. Persons deflirlng matter conveyed either by Express or tiie Railroad Company roust look to thtir own interest in the uettvsry an-i determine the mode. JOHN li. HELM, President, n9dtf RECEIVED BY EXPRESS TO-DAY! VELVET CLOAKS, BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS, Mode Colors, trimmed in Velvet (new)! BLiCK GR01LVD STELLA HIOH-OOLORED BORDERS! C. T.

MERRIMAN, National Slot el BuiltUiig, n9 FOURTH STREET. dtf HffOLASsKS- JjJL 50 bbls Plantation Molasses: oObbls do do; 20 bbls Puerarhouse do: In store and for sale by JAUK. JJKOTitBK, No. BlSMaVn street, n9 between Third and Fourth. KANAWHA SAIr 8,000 bbls best brands Kanawha Salt in store and for sale by aua juturufctt, 01a juain street, between Third and Fourth.

JTIactlnes, Treer, Plants, Hydraulic Cc- nlO 515 Main Louisville, Ky. 1.V laiSSfllUTION. THE late Qrra of W'lLtON STARBIRD was dissolved on the 1st inst. The books and papers of the concern will remain ia the office or our successors, Messrs. Wilson, Peter who for the moment may be found at the i ounting-toom of Messrs, Carter A Buchanan (late Peter Buchanan), No.

4S4 Main street, where the undersigned, or lu hia absence Mr. frank Roberts, will attend to the settlement of the business of the late firm. THOMAS E. WILSON. survivor ot wnson Htarblru.

Lcu'sville, Ncv. COPARTNER SHIP HE unilersfgnt-d will continue the business of Wilson A Starbird un-ier the Brra of WILSON, PETffiR OO. PromDt attention will be Riven to the execution of all orders adilresBed to the late fi m. Main street recently occupied 1 Wilson A Starblrd Is now being rebuilt, aod In a very short time we shall be found at the old t-Und with an entirely new stock of goods. In the interim we rcwiy be found at Mesf-ra.

CARTER BUCHANAN'S, No. 4S4 Main street, or at our Warehouse on Eulliitstreit, where we shali be happy to flee and serve our frien is. We retain the ole agtncy for ihe Bale of the Chemicals and other products of the Louisville OhemUal Work3of Professor J. Luwienc- Smith. THOMAS E.

WILSON, ARTHUR, PKTJjJt, JOHN M. CART Kit. Louisville, Nov. 10, 1S5S. nil dgmawS MARSHAL'S SA3LB.

K. L. Iluiitujiii, 1 aealnst ln No. Steamboat Antelope, Ac, virtue or a decree oi tne liOiusviiie utianeery 1 Court, rendered in the nbore cause, the under signed, or one of us, will, on Monday, Nor. 21et, 1559, about the hour of 11 o'clock A.

sell, public unc tion, to the highest bidder, the Court-honse door, In the ciiy of Louisville, $1,000 csish, and residue on a credit of 4, and 12 months, the Steumb: at Antelope, her Engines, Tackle, Apparel, fie, Ac. ine purchaser will be required to give bond with ap proved security, bearing interest from date, until paid, and a lieu wiii be retained as addi.ional necurity. W. C. V.

L. C. 0. JAS G. BALEE, nil dU TH03.

A.MORGAN, "ep IWAIISH AIL'S SALE. J. Morris A against 1 Jqo. Gwithmev. i In Board, Miller titewartj against s-ime.

BY virtue of a decree of the Louisville Chancery Court, rendered in the above cause, the undersigned, one of us, will, on MONDAY, Nov. 21st, 1S59, nbout the hour of II o'clock A. sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the city of Louisville, on a credit of 4, and 12 inouthH, to much as may be necessary to satisfy the decree herein of tiie following described property, viz: wo uoia oi tt round saiQ my, une neirmnmg a point on the south side of Market street S4 feet east of Pee mid street, thence south 1'29 feet, thence east 21 fe -t, thence north 129 feet, thenre west 21 fett with Market street to the beginning. xne ouier b-'gmniDg at a pom on tne east or pe-md 12a feet sautfc of Market street, at ihe cor ner formed bv Market struet and a four feet alley. thence east 105 ft tt, i hence south -18 feet, thence west 105 feet to Second etree-, thence north to the beginning.

The purchaser wiii be required to give bond with ap proved security, bearing interest from date until paid, and alien will be retained as addiiionai security. V. V. U. Willis, JU.

I', v. u. JAMES Q. BALliE, nil did TUOS. A.

MOKtJAN, heputiei Henry Dent I Wiliiam K. Culver, James Guth rln the Clark Circuit Cjuit, Stale 1 of Indiana. A.1- len Barnett, and others. JjY virtus of a dcree of the Claris Circuit rendered at the August term, 150, in the above en-eii ease, i will otlVr tor sale at. imbiic auction, to the highest bidder, inr not Jess i Man two-thirds of the tji-praired value thereof.o.i TCEe-DAY, the S2J of Novem ber, JbMJ, at the Cuurt House door, in Brownstdwn, in the county of Jackson and State nf Indiana, between the h'Aira of 10 o'clock A.

M. and 4 P. M. of said the folio wine dtscrbed real estate, situate in the oountv ot Jackson anu istft'e of Indiana, to-wil The W. of the 8.

north of range K. The K. of theN. north of range 5 TheE. Yi of the N.

of section 21, township 6, of lection 21, township )-i of section 7, township 4, north of range The ,4. W. ii uf the M. K. of section nmth of range 15 K.

The K. ii of the N. AW hi of section north of range 6 E. township 4, township 4. The W.

of the X. E. of section 21, township 6, north of i nge 0 E. TheE of the N. W.

of section 21 township 5, north of range 6 E. TiS W. of the S. W. of section 2S, township 5, north of 6 E.

The E. )4 of ihe N. W. of auction 33, Wwnsliip 5, north of range 6 E. The N.

W. n. w. J4 of section 33, township 5, uorth of E. The S.

W. of the P. W. of section 83, township north of ran 6 K. it the N.

K. north of rttjf-j E. Thi N. Yi of tht N- W. nor tli of raie ti K.

The W. t.f tia- X. norjjh of ringe 6 E. of sectlen 4, township 4, of yteticm 4, township 4. of section 23, township oi the N.

W. of section 23. townslio R. north fjf ranse 6 The w. of the 8.

E. north of raige 6 E. section 23, township 5 The b'. )4 of the S. W.

cf seclbn 23, township norm oi runge L. The E. of the S. K. of sectional, towfBhipP north of rarge h.

Thj N. Iv '4 ot ihe X. E. c( section 5, towDShlp4 norih t-f mnut t- E. The E.

of the E. of norih --f range lion 2, township 5, The 8. k. north rf raugij The W. i or the N.

north of raugti 1 E. Tr.e inu- yy. north r.t'miige E. TheN. V.

i of the i. V. oon of mn, ti E. TheS. W.

i.i r.f the N. K. rrttrtli range B. hi tf section 32, township of section S3, township hi of section 33, township 'i" of uection S3, township 5 hi of section 32, township The N. W.

hi of the 3. nor of rfiugv E. E. of section 82, township 5. The E.

of the S. W. north of range E. The E. of the S.

W. non Ii of i ange 6 of stc.ion 82, towrship 5 section 21 township Tetma of Site. Tbe purchase money to bft paid i ttjuai in live, ten and niteen monll: from day of the iin-hascr being rerjuired to t.e cute hi i promissory notts, with tippri.ved mg l. leresi irom date, nnd waiving )eief Jnnn vhIuh or appnuament laws, to secure said jiaynieme. BENJAMIN F.

VALTKJt, nil dtj CommisHione COB FE SIB--10 drums laTge CodRsh; JO )4 do do do; Just received and for sale by nil QUO. W. MOURTS, No. 40 Tliird plreet. ERB5RTVG JJOOhoxes assorted Herring, in prim.

jljl order, u.r sale nil GEO. VV. MORRIS No. 41) Third street. TO XK1IS S-i A WEESJ.

1TUST received per i press, articles in th way of Ladies' Oum tinots, suitable for wearing city or country, In cold or damp weather. Also imall assortment, wf 1. Gw Gnite-R fe tplendi riiin'j Uovera which we are selling at very reduc. prices. Als an excellent of Nuitery Ciot.h UN AULMTiUiN Tti AliU hive on hand a very larjje and tuperior lot of Lium faood Ruvtr-Me iuv Mill's and lioja' wear, it be had very low prices at tiEO.

HLANC11ARD A SDN'S, of the OolJen Hand, nil Southwest corner Main and Second JJL 7 ft kits Macke-el; 20 hi bb3 Mackeiei; SO do do; 40 bills dt; ust received and for sale by nil GARDNER CO. i()0 hexcB W. R. Cheese CO do E.D. do; nil for sale bv GARDNER A 00.

V. D. OAKTi.NO pniLH VAOARO VAOAltO V. GAETANO yHOIJESAIJS FANCY GROCERS, MANUFACTURERS OF A IE AND JPKSiSERVJES, A TJealerB in Foreign Frnits, No.R74 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth ata, ORANGES AND COCOA NUTS 10 libls LoutslHim ranges; Si hhda freah Cocoa Nuta; To arrive per steamer Cha-Acellor and for sale by V. p.GAETANO CCMainstreet, nU between Seventh and Eiirhth.

Ats I BIjJK SOAP-i0 boxes gtnuino Castile Soap iu biurt; aim tor saie nv V. D.GAETANO& nil between Seventh and Eighth. jplXA-llKT WINK 25U case Omrets, from $2 50 to id jer dozen, in store ana lor sale by V.D.GAETANO Malnstreet, nil botween Seventh and Eighth. OltHSHES-SOO dc7.en Shoe Brushes, 4 kinds JU msidered lower priced ever offered In this in a set. Also, a full stock of fancy Hearth Brashes, Dusters, rarior ana scrubbing brushes.

For eale a.tthe Wooden Ware Store. J. B. RUSSELL, 500 Main street, nil between Third and Fourth. BROOMS 50 d.

zenNew York Brooms, first, quail ty, this day received as the Wuoden Ware Store. II. RUSSELL, f00 Main street. nU between Third and Fourth. 'ANNISTER WASHBOAKDS-50 dozen wooden Bannister of muc1 smoother worJraacshtn than ever before ouered this markftt Just received at the Wooden Ware Store.

J.B. RUSSELL, 500 nil between Third and Fourth. WALKER'S EXCHANGE, Third street, between Main and Market. FRESH SHELL OYSTERS per Express daily, Venison, Grouse, Quail, and all other Game in season. FamliitF, Parties Hoteist supp.ied at the shot- eat notice.

JOHN CAWEIN A Third street, nil between Main and Marktt. N. B. We have iust completed twn entire new allevn our Bowling-Saioon, which is the best and pieasant- st yaioin in ttie city. Our minaro aaioon is rurnihed with Pheian's celebrated Tables- J.

O. CO. DS. MOFFAT'S Vegetable Life Pills Phrciiix Bitters HAVE been thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sovereign remedy far dvsneptia, flatulency, heart burn and bead-ache, coativeness, diarrhcea, fevers of all Kinds, cnut, cravel, worms, pcuryy, ul cers, eruptive ocnmlaints, salt rheum, erysipelas, com-- mon coins ana mtmenza, irregularity ana an nerange- raentot tne lemate system piles, aGd various otner diseases to which the human frame is liable. For sale by the proprietor, Dr.

W. MOFFAT, 835 Broadway, New York, and by Druggists generally all over the country. nlO d3mwl2 THE JPRAIM The Ninth of Darley's Illustrated series of the Cooper Novels is now ready for old and new subscribers, at 84 Fourth street. nlO OKUMP, Donglas in Mississippi- If not to rum, because they cannot rule, we cannot understand the motive which actuates the friends of Mr. Douglas in their attempts to create tbe impression that he is not entirely destitute of strength in the South.

The editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer knows well that, even if nominated at Charleston, Mr. Douglas could not get the electoral veto of a single Southern State; without the support of the entire South he knows that gentleman could not be elected to the Presidency; and, knowing tbia, he knows that in endeavoring to secure tic selection of its favorite by the National Democratic Convention he is doing all in his power to accomplish the defeat of the Democracy ir 1SC0, to brine; about tbe election of a liack Republican, and to render a dissolution of the Uniou inevitable. We will not charge that this is his object, but it will be the effect of his labors if they should be successful. Yet, the Enquirer, whether to gratify its spite against the ad-liiinisti-ation of Mr. Buchanan, or from some other motive, persistently attempts to aid the aspira-linns of Mr.

oughts, by misrepresenting and perverting thesentiuwuUof the Southern Democrats in regard to bim and his heresies. We find the following in that paper of the 4th instant: "Douglas ik Mississippi. We find the following in a late number of the Mobile (Ala.) Register "EsrEBroisK, October -JO, 1859. "Dear Sib: The Democratic meetiog at Quitman, in this county, has appointed rive Douglas meu to attend tbe State Convention to appoint delegates to the Charleston Convention. This it the best item of news that, 1 can you.

We were gravely told by the Jackson the otber day, that there were no Doug-Ids men in that State." And theMississipmn is right. But the Enquirer, with the proof of the correctness of tbe statement before it, quotes thia paragraph from the annouymous correspondent of a paper which, like itself, is supporting Mr, Douglas and has its grievances against the udwinis, ration, to encourage the Northern Democrais to iMlly arou-id the anti administration colors of the Illinois senator. The position ot the Mississippi Democracy has been defined by themselves. Their acts aro on the record. We will briefly refer to them.

Oa the fifth day of July la3t, they assembled in State Convention to nominate candidates for Governor, Auditor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer. They unanimously adopted resolutions expressive of their views on the questions embraced in Mr. Douglas' great issue, on which he has staked his all. They are as follows That we as the basis of party action the platform of princi pies laid down by ttie Democratic party in the National Convention of 1856 and hold that the doctrine of interference with the institution of slavery in States, Territories, or District of does not nor was it intended to conflict with the assertion of the power of Congress to protect the pro party of the citizens of the several States, who may choose to settle in the Territories which are the common property of all thi States. Jitt-olved, That in the language of the Supreme Court of the United States, 'the right of property in slaves is distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Constitution and 'the power over it conferred upon Congress, is tbe power coupled with the duty of guarding and protecting the owners their rights as thus declared.

B-solred, Mississippi will stand by her sister slaveiioiding States in insisting upon the by all the departments of the Federal Government, of their constitutional rights as thus expounded by the Supreme Court of the United States." Does that look like Douglasism? Xoes thai fivor his pet hobby of squatter sovereignty? And thQ penpte of that gallant State, almost without regard to party, indorsed these resolutions. The following is the vote for State officers, except for Governor, which we have not seen. Tbe Democratic candidates marie the race upon the platform of which tbe above is a part: For Secretary of State, H.H. South worth (Opp.) li. It.

Webb 0-em.) 34,910. For Auditor, A. E. Reynolds (Opp.) K. R.

Hurt (Dem.) 34,928. For Treasurer, Jos. Regan yilS; M. D. Hayues (Dem.) 35,023.

In a. total vote of JesH than forty-four thousand a majority of more than twenty-tive thousand given for the candidates who opposed Douglas and the doctrines advocated by him. The Congressional race in the same State is not more flattering to the Southern prospects of the Enquirer's favorite. The Democrats carried every district, electing men in all of them who opposed the above quoted resolutions, and r.ome ot whom puoiiely declared they would not support Mr. Douglas fjr President even if nomi nated at Charleston.

This was the position of Mr. Lamar, of the i'irst district, against whom the Opposition, "Douglas men" included, mad no contest, and against whom a respectable race could not have been made. As it is in Mississippi, so it is in nearly all th nomnero state. tie Uemocracv of these States respect and honor the true Democrats of tb iNorin. mey are not iorgeUul of the services of Buchanan, and Pierce, and Dickinson, and Lane, iind Bright, and hosts of good men and true who have stood by the side of Uicse illustrious patriots in their battles tor Southern rights, nor unmindful of the sacrilioea they have mud in defense of correct principles.

They made known theii appreciation of tho services of their Northern brethren by the unanimity with which they rallied to the support of Pierce in 1:2 and of Buchanan in 1350 Should one of the noble minded statesmen whose names aro now conspicuous in the long list of the great nin who are in the front ranks of the Northern Democracy be nominated at Charleston, he will teceivo the vote of every slaveuolding State, Against Mr. Douglas there are no mere personal or local objections-such would not bo permitted to influence the conduct of any Southern Democrat. The opposition to him is founded on attachment to principle, and no man who differs from hi tn on the great question of slavery in the Territories, can vote for hira without sacrificing hia own convictions of right and inflicting a great wrong upon his country. It may bo that the people of the South are wrong-that they have no right in the Territories that they are not equals in the Union that if they huvo rights, they should submit to be de prived of them without a struggle; but they are honest in the position they have taken; and until they are convinced they are wrong, until their views and reelings aro completely revolutionized, Mr. Douglas, nor any one holding his views, can receive their votes.

The nomination of such a man would lead to inevitable defeat; and this is a f.ict which should bavo some influence upon those who are so horrified at the idea of defeat that they nmiug lu tiHunuce principle to avert it. If Mr. Douglas should be nominated, of which we think there is not the most remote prospect, those gentlemen, who are now supporting him because they think he would appreciate their distinguished services more highly than Mr. Buchanan does, will deplore hia defeat, because of its effects upon tie party or the country much less than they will ragret the fat offices and fatter contracts which will have thus escaped their grasp when they believed them within their reach. 2ine ioiiowmg letter ironi Dr.

Williams, of Baltimore, addressed to the Daily American, wtU show the treatment he received from the ICnow Nothing police and authorities on the day the election farce was played in that city It strong reminds us of tbe manner in which things were managed in liOUisvilte a lew years ago, wh. Plug Ugly ism was rampant here: XtninK it my amy as a citizen to state the treatment i receiveu inim me police authorities at the Thirteenth ward polls while exercising my rights. I was standing quietly on one side of the voting place when a ruffian ad vanced and struck me, without the sligh est provocation or remark on my part. I was immediately surrounded by ten or fifteen human fiends and struck several times on the face, and, to crown all, instead of arresting my assailants, I was seized by two policemen and conveyed to the Htation-house in Saratoga street, where I was placed in a vile hole my only offense that of being struck by the rowdies. 1 was incarcerated there for an hour, when one of my friends bailed me out.

I solemnly declare this to be a true statement of. facts. Even the policemen, when taking me to the station-house, declared they had no charge to make against me. I make no comment on (this outrage. JOHN B.

WILLIAMS, M. D. 2TThos. Potter died last week in Warren county from lock-jaw, caused by sticking a nail in his foot. ast official act giving iha certificate of election to Anderson, when the record evidenced that Hon.

as. S. Chrisman was elected, and in the face of a precedent established by them is a highhanded outrage upon our rights as freemen, and deserves, as it has received, the condemnation of unprejudiced men of all parties. That all good and trui Democrats of this county, who may attend the Frankfort Convention, be appointed delegates, and if none attend, then any delegate from the Fourth Congressional district is authorized to act for us, and we hereby instruct them to cast the vote of Russell county for delegates to attend the National Convention at Charleston, instructed to cast tbe vote of Kentucky for James Guthrie for President, knowing his great administrative talent, and having confidence in his honesty, integrity and patriotism. Jitsolved, That it is alike the duty and privilege of freemen to assemble in primary meetings and declare their political principles and express their preferences for men to administer the Government upon those principles and tho effort of certain village newspapers to stifle that expression is anti-Democratic, and if successful would place the Government in the hands of a few wire-working politicians at the seat of Government.

litsolved, That these proceedings be published in the Louisville Courier and Democrat, Frankfort Yeoman, Lexington Statesman, Lebanon Demo -rat, Padiicuh Herald, and other Democratic papers of the State. N. B. STONE, Chairman, Wm. Winfrey, Secretary.

For the Louisville Courier. Democratic Meeting in Woodford- Editors Louisville Courier: At a meeting of the Democracy of Woodford county, held at the court house in the town of Versailles, November 7ih, 1859, upon motion Gen. O. Pepper was called to tti-c chair, and II. Lillard appointed Secretary.

The Chairman explained the ooject of the meeting, alter which the following gentlemen were appointed a committee to draft resolutions, namely: T.P.Porter, Samuel B. Lyons, Sand-ford Lyne.jlsaae S. Whittington, and Kobe. McUon-ntfll, whereupon they repurted the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted by the convention assembled: tiesolved, That the following gentlemen be and they are hereby appoiuted delegates to represent tbe county of Woodford in the Democratic Convention to be held at Frankfort on the yth of January next, namely: Gen. O.

Pepper, Thomas P. Porter, Herbert W. W. WMttmgton, Sandford Lyne, Dr. J.

O. Carter, C. A. Harris, Warren Liliard, T. W.

Sellers, Samuel Gray, Aarou Darnall, Moses Hawkins, riamuetB. Lyons, Warren Viley, Louis Payne, W. Sberloch, Uichard Taylor, Henry G- Carter, Samuel Pepper, W.A.Moore, James McConnell, W. L.Peters, Winn, James Berry, James R. Peters, Isaac S.

Whittington, Jos. Gorbitt, Burkett Yaucey, Ji. Kaiues, James Bart, Wui. Hamilton, Jesse Mos-Oey, James, Smith, Dr. James VVilhd, John M.

Smith, H. W. Smith, Jamea Bigwood, James Ferguson, Isaac Wilson, H. F. Liliard, Ben.

Bailey, Capt. A. Buford, Philip Moss, Louis Peters, A. J. Wilson, Jos.

Taylor, J. U. Smith, James White, A. Scearee, J. Bobannou, and all other Demo crats, and those acting with the Democratic party.

Jiesolved, That having full confidence in thein- teuigeuce oi said delegates and their fidelity to tne lutevest ot tne cytinty and their party, we leave them un trammeled by instructions as to any votes they may be called upon to cast in savd Convention. Solved, That we reaffirm tho principles embodied in the Cincinnati platform, indorse the de cison of the Supreme Court rendered in the Dred rtcott case. Resolved, That the Secretarv of this meetintr forward copies of our proceedings to the Louisville Courier, Lexington Statesman and Frankfort eoaian, wild the reauest that they and all other Democratic papers in Kentucky puolish the same. O. PEPPER, Chairman.

H. F. Lillard, Secretary. For the Loui3vtlle Courier. Democratic Meeting in Pendleton.

At r. meeting of tbe Democracy of Pendleton county, held in the town of Falmouth, on Mon day, uie i tn day or November, ISbv, tho following resolutions were adupied lUtolved That the Democracy of this cjuofy have lull confidence iu the wisdom and patriotism of our Chief Magistrate, James Buchanan, and iiuiuy muuiao nisi auuiiuiauauoa. Kt-sulved, That the assembling of tho Democ racy of the State in Convention at Frankfort gl the Oth of January next meets our approbation and we hereby appoint J. G. Coleman, C.

Dun can, J. M. Curry, A. G. Roberts, II.

A. Fitxpat-rick, James I. Hudnall, C. Matlack, Nimrod Coivin, and John E. Records, from the First district, and S.

M. Kinney, W. S. Newell, Lindsy ir imams, una j. luuiviunev, irom tne Miicona dis trict, and James J.

Bonar, W. Pugh, W. S. Fisher C. Hnrd, and Ambrose Field, from district No.

3 and Peter Mains, James Gaskin. E. Careen, L. Wheeler, and Frtd Tuylor, from district No. una ii.

V. iv. Snyder, William Caldwell, R. Mann, James Mann, and William Clark, from district No. and W.

G. Cram, Henry Fugate, P. S. Ransom, W. O.

WiUon, and L. Thutnpson, from district No. ij, nnd Thomas Braun, R. S. Fagato.

M. Ew. Jan. ITanrf John li. Hume, from district No.

7, together vith all other Democrats of the county who may desire iu tinwmi, ueMifriu. loaaia lunoioefl, That our county Representative, Jas. Maun, is hereby instructed to vote for John C. Breckinridge tor United States Senator. Jlr.solfful, That Ihe proceedings of this meeting be published in the Frankfort Yeoman, Kentucky Statesman, and Paris Flag, and other Democratic papers be requesied to copv.

JAMES J. HUDNALL, Chairman. V. J. Pkrki.v, Sscretary.

fProui the Paris Flag Democratic Meeting in Bourbon- 1 to a notice the last issue of the a-lag, uio Democrats ot Uourhon met in public meeting at the court house in this place on Monday hist, for the purpose of apnointimr deltrat to tho Stale Convention which is to assemble at tronKtort on ttie yth day of January, ISfiO. The meeting was called to order by Col. Prall, and the Hon. R. Hawes called to the chair, a-jd A Frank Brown, appointed secretary.

The object of me mcbLtug uemg uy toe caairman, it was Jiesolved, That the Democracy of Bourbon county will heartily co-operate with their friends from other counties, in the State Convention to be held in Frankfort on the 9th of January, i860, and that tho following gentlemen are chosen delegates from this county Thomas Jones, Hildreth, Hon. R. Hawes, John T. Woodford, Horace R. Miller, Henry Buckuer, Mason Talbott, Peter Bonta, Alexander Miller, F.

Troutman, Charles Lincoln, Dr. Wm. Pryor, George Bean, John V. Lovely, Samuel Ewalt, Hiram Roseberry, T. Skill mn, John M.

Miller, S. Bowie, Dr. Cantrill, A. D. Cummins, Sbawhan, Daniel 8.

Talbott, Wm. E. Simmsj John A. Prall, Wm. McClelland, Esq.

Hinkle, Jas. Uorton, Frank Ford, Jas. Scott, Montgomery Hildreth, Wm. White, John T. McClure, Jas.

S. Mat son, Dr. 3. Gribbon, A. Frank Brown, Joseph uildroth, Aquilla Palmer, W.

W. Pike, Nathaniel P.Rogers, David Dodge, James Simms, John G. Craddock, C. M. Hutseli, J.

F. McCormick, Chas. Harris, Horace James A. Miller, John Moore, W. D.

Horton, H. R. Orr, Dan. Hibler, together with all Democrats of Bourbon who 'can attend. A't-aolvoi, That having entire confidence in our representatives, we wilt not trammel their action on any matter in said convention, and will simply recommend to our delegates, as well as our brethren in this and other States, that while we hold fast to the fundamental principles of our party as enunciated in former conventions.and express our unabated confidence in the Executive of the United States, we should carefully abstain from unfriendly personal conflicts for office, and from all minor and subordinate differences of opinion among Democrats, and that in view of the formidable forces of the Opposition parties, the incongruous materials of which it is composed, and the dangerous sectional doctrines which it maintains, it is our deliberate opinion that there never has been a crisis in Ihe country which more urgently appeals to the activity, harmony, and patriotism of the Democracy.

It was moved that the proceedings of the meeting be published in the Kentucky State Flag, and that other Democratic papers be requested to publish the same. On motion, the meeting adjourned. R- HAWES, Chairman. A. Fkank BaowK, Secretary.

GROVBR BAKER'S CSiLEUItAXED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 495 JJroadway, New York, 94Fourtli Street, Louisville. A NEW STYLE, PRICE $50. Hcnuners 85 Extra. TnS Machine suws from two Bpoola ag purchased from the etore, requiring no rewinding of thread- it Hems, PellB, (Jatnera, and Stitches in a superior style, finishing each seam by lta own operation, without recourse to the hand-needle, aa Is required by other machines. It will do better and cheaper Bewing than a Beamptrpis can.

even If she worka for one aent anTiour OB Oiatf Time. What is more annoying, perplexing, pro voking, aggravating, than to have a fine watch or clock stopping and starting, too fast or too slow Any one thus annoyed can have their time pieces repaired and warranted at a small expense by 1'. W. Ramsey, 59 Third street. He is a practical watch-maker with ten years' experience.

New Good3. Guthrie Brothers opened this day (Monday) thirty patterns bayadere silks of the choicest styles. These silks, in beauty and taste, are unexcelled. They are now in receipt, also, of a line solid French boiled silks, together with a new purchase cloth cloaks in Brodie's latest styles. Merinoes, cashmeres and delaines in great va riety.

Superior bleached cottons aDd staple goods. G-uthrie Brothers have replenished their stocks with the best goods of every description, and having bought them when the season was advanced and prices low, they are offered upon terms which cannot fail to meet with general approval. Ladies are respectfully invited to call at 118 Fourth street, east side. New Goons. Elegant in style and rich in tex ture, at Martin Penton's, 9ti Fourth street, one aoor irom market.

Among the receipts ol tbe past few days can be found elegantly embroidered and plain velvet cloaks, of tne most recent de sign; also cloth cloaks in every varietv. Among me new gooas mey would call special attention to an assortment of rich silk robes, bought at "panic priees," and which they offer at bargain. They are of tbe best quality and styles. Also they are in receipt of new kid gloves, merinoes, underwear for ladies and gents, shawls, flannels, and mourning goods of every varietv; blankets for bed, cradle and crib; servants' wear. Purchasers and strangers are invited fo call and examine their stock, which will be found to compare most favorably as to prices and variety with any house in the city.

90 Fourth street, one door from Market. Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, Shawls, Rich Favcy Silks, Poplixs, Velaires, Merinoes, Delaines, Black Silk Mantles, Laces and Illusion Robes, G. B. Tabb, corner of Fourth and Market street, has just received, by express, a large and handsome assortment of the above goods, which he is offering at unusually low prices. Many of the above goods differ in style and design from any goods heretofore received in the market.

We cordially recommesd this house to ladies in searct: of the latest and richest goods imported this season. Store, southwest corner of Fourth and Market streets. Merchant Tailoring. B. Swain's Estab lishment.

This establishment, in Masonic Temple building, near corner Fourth and Jefferson streets, is favorably known for the completeness of its stock and excellence of its goods, and the liberality and upright dealings of its enterprising proprietor. His assortment of Cloths, Cassimeresj and Vestings, comprises every variety, including the most elegant styles which have been imported into this city. Customers may depend that the garments turned out by Swain fit superbly, and are inferior to none east or west. Also, a btock of Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Cravats, Vulcanite Base for Artificial Teeth has been thoroughly tested and used in Eastern cities for the last four years, and proved, beyond a doubt, to be the best substitute ever used as a base for sets of teeth. It possesses the following advantages over me talic plates It is not more than half the weight of metal, is indestructible and perfectly cleanly.

The absolute certainty oi fitting tbe mouth renders the old form of plate unnecessary, doing away with more than half the width, getting a better fit, and not at ail impairing the taste, as is the case where the whole of the mouth is covered with a plate. Its extreme lightness renders it particularly adap ted to lilling out sunkea portions of the face. To who are wearing sets that they cannot eat with, we would say that if they will give us a tri we will guarantee them teeth with which they can eat and wear with ease and comfort. Please at our office on Fifth street, next door to the Cathedral, and examine specimens. All other dental operations carefully performed.

sepeaiy jj-ittz fultujn Furniture. Wharton Bennett keep always on hand a very large assortment of cabinet furni ture of every description at wholesale and retail, cheap for cash. Their motto is quick sales nnd small profits. Recollect the Nos. 502 and 504.

Market street, between Second and Third. Very Important to Country Merchants. W. W. Talbot, 69 Third otreet, between Main and Market, is now receiving his stock nf Fancy Baskets, Notions, Toys, Ac, and with his large stock of Domestic Willow Ware of his own perior make, is enabled to offer great inducements to cash buyers, saving them from twenty to thirty per cent.

Give him a call. allkinda of doors, frames, mantles, base, architraves, pilasters, mouldings. sflh. primed and glazed, boxes, yellowand whit piue flooring, steamboatdecking, shelving, luic ber, dressed and undresssd, weather-boarding, etc. Also all kinds of dressing, ripping spliting, scroll-sawing, done to order with neatness and dispatch atthe lowest cash prices, Call at the Clay-street Plaining Mill, on Clay atreet, near the river, Louisville, Kj.

H. McCLARAN CO. N. 3. All lumber used in the manufactory Kimariea.

janaa aiy Money Loaned. Ladies or geutlemen re quiring loans of any amount on Diamonds, Plate, can be accommodated by applying at the Exchange office, 511 Market street, between Second and Third. Tickets in the Shelby College and Havana-plan liotteries for Bale, or forwarded to any address Prizes cashed. Office private. Business prompt, honorable, and striictly eon- naenuai.

sepau dtt A. ULAaD. W. II. C.

DRYDEN, COMMISSION MERCHANT FEED ASD PRODUCE DEALER No.88Third3treet, bet. Main andthe Slyer, LOUISVILLE, KY. SayFerionalattentiongiveDto Dried Trulta, Butter, Egga, Onions, Apples, Potatoes, Orders for Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured Articles, solicited anu ailed on tne most favorable termg, 3FLiberaloaBk advances madeon consignments, nSdtfic WASTELL'S DANCING ACADEMY. Mr. 'WASTELL begs leave to announce that, In consequence of the laree number Jw of pupils inhifl various elapses, thecapaci- tyef his room is not sufficient to eotertfun ms? spectators.

Hols therefore compelled, most reluctantly, to adopt the rule In future to confine admission exclusively those holding tickets with their accompanying friends, nil d2 REMOVAL. I HATE removed my BARBER SHOP to one door south of the Courier office, Third street, where I am leady to wait upon my old customers ani new friends, nil d2 W. It KM OVAL, G. A. i I.

CALDWELL have removed their Law Office to the south side of Jefferson street, be tween Fifth and Center streets. nil dS JOSEPH H. LEWIS, (LATE OF GLASGOW, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS, orris vii, id, k. "OFFICE IN COURT PLAC nil dSm DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing between the understated, under the style of BASdAM BUCHANAN, was dissolved on the 1st mat, by mutual consent.

The business hereafter will be conducted by CHAS. BA8HAM, at the old stand, No. S9 Wall Btreet. CHARLES BASHAM, d0 H. H.

BUCHANAN. CODFISH15 drums large Codfish just received and for sale by nl GARDNER OO, and Tor sate by n9 HAG AN Main street, ceil mi.de. nl0 dtf ESI.