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I FOB BtWT. I UCTIOH8ALE. Woman Killed. trnnsF The first sotith of POLICE COiWIYUSSIONER. 81TDRDAT lOBNING, MA8CBU, 1868, TO -DAY.

tint of Letters Remaining in the Ioni is vi lie Postoffice March 13, 1868. tyTo obtain any oi these letters, the applicant must call for adverttoed letters, and givelhe date ot the Louisville Theater iBstMirbt ot the nANI.ON BROTHERS, SATURDAY March J4.1SG6. they will go thrnnvh ihMr wonrlt-rful rtfrfirmiince. sis Ltd Tbo following are tbe transfers of realesUteln LouiBville and Jefferson county from tbe 6th of March to the 12th of March, 1863, inclusive: Andrew Snider to Henry Vonderhide, 80 by lMJti feet, on Keller, between Campbell and-Wensel streets 959 Henry Becker to Joseph Buckel, 45 by 195 feet southwest corner Nineteenth and Market streete 6,000 Jacob Berry to OlmBtead Moore, 28 by 161 feet, on Madison, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets 580 Louis Huttl to J.K. Leahy, 80 by 161 feet, son'hwest corner Thirteenth and Madieon streets L500 E.

B. Briscoe to Dan. H. Briscoe, 2 acres land in Jefferson county WW Wm, B. Woodruff to Wm.

Bryan, 26 1-10 acres laud in Jefferson county 3,132 Tho. Lapp to B. Staadeker, 23 by 70 teet, on urA a 3.500 Robert Ferguson to H. Carr, 95 8-12 by SOU reet, BGutheaat corner -Twenty-seconu and Jefferson 3.870 Daniel Capito to E. Lanrer, 30 by 163 leet, wainut, oeiweeu rourteentn ana Fifteenth streets 2.175 Martha Briebt to Jacob Wolf.

92 by 20u leet. fjnesinm, oetween xweiuuana inirteenu streets 2.90Q N. B. Thompson to M. L.

Cooper, 8 acres. In Jefferson countv 300 John Hickman to John Schweitser. 30 feeL on east side Garden, between Walnut and Madison streets W.J.Forline to MaryE. Sadler.33 itl In. by ana Eleventh streets 5.000 Marcus Cohen to John Peter Rosenberger, tu oy iuo leet, Aiarset, Detween aeven-teentb and Eighteenth streets 6.000 J.

Anderson to Kahn Woll, 80 feet, on east siae watnut, between bixm auu Seventh Btreets 7,275 As Old Gentleman Fhighteved to Dea.th. The Bplendid residence aud kitchen ot Col. David Northineton, two milea west ol Port Royal, Mouttromei-y county, was burued to aplies a fen days since, mcludiug much valuable furuilure." On tbe following morning, an old geutleman, Mr. Blane, who occupied a room in the bouse, was found dead in tbe yard, some distance from the dwelling- It is supposed that he died from the effect pro-dnced by sudden alarm aud excitement. The are, oi wiiicti tne origin is supposed ro nave bcoa uccidenTa).

broke out in tbe kitchen. and bad enveloped the entire building beiore was uiscoverea. ijNasuviue Banner. River Intelligence. SWAT LrE A I TO.DAt.

fFor particular see adverttsemenU.J Cincinnati. UNITED PTATE8 3 p. jr. Henderson. STAR 4 v.

v. 1'enneasee River ijd A 5 p. m. ny. raver wmsf 3 p.

m. WING No. 3 1 p. u. Vew Orleans INDIANA 5 p.

m. ARRIVALS March 13, America, Cin. Alice Uea, Cln. Eate Putnam, St. Louis, St.

Marya, Evaosvllle. Tarascon, Hend. Coin -nbia, Cin. Pine Grove, Nashville. DEPARTURES March 3 3.

America, Cin. Tara-oon, Hend. Alice Dean. N. Orleans.

Columbia, M. Louis. Ka'e Putnam. Cln. Pine Grove, Cin.

St. Slarys, Cin. BOATS IN PORT. Portland, none. United Stafs, city wharf.

Blue city wtiair. uraiz, Bermuda, Indiana, Morning Star, PiTTSBOBG, March The weatber is clear. Ther. 70-. River 16 feet and falling slowly.

Cincinnati, March 18. The river has risen 4 feet 1 inch. Now S5 fert7 inches in tbe channel. Wealber clear. Ther.

64.. A High Tide Tub River was rliloe rerv fast yesterday, with 11 feet 6 inches water fa the canal in the evening by the mark During the previous twenty-rour hours it bad risen 20 Inches at the head of tbe talis, and lully 4 feet at Portland. The weather has turned to summer, and was denial and clear all day, with tbe thermometer ranging as high as 60- in the afternoon. Outhe talis last cvenine there were 8X teet steamboat water, down either the Indian or middle chutes, though tbe pilots did not report over 7 feet up stream water the middle chute The tide continues high at PittBburg, with no ice or other impediments to. navigation, and times improving in that quarter with the departure of more coal.

The towboat Mary Davidge and barges left Pittsburg Thursday evening with upwards or 1,000 tous of Pitleburg wutes for St. Louis. 137" The Importer iB to be sold at Piltsburg on Wednesday next. river at Cincinnati yesterday bad risen four feet, and the bridge was butting the boats' chimneys down tn fine Btyle. It is a great invention lor sheet-iron workers.

The natural obstructions In the river are damaging and troublesome enough to the boatmen, without, erecting bridgo nuisances every hundred miles or so along nature's groat highway. One innovation leadB to another, as one disaster lol-lows another, and tbe greatest outrage yet perpetrated, granting the right to bridge the Ohio at Paducau Tbe freshet in the Western rivers may prove disastrous to the larmers in some localiiies liable to overflow, and a flood msy be the consequence along the lower No apprehensions are enteruiined on the Ohio, yeL the Wabash is reported at flood tide, which, together with Ihe simultaneous rise iu the Ohio and tbe upper Mississippi nud tributaries, combined with a high tide in the Arkaueas, may result In sending the tide of many waters ont over the banks and leveeB ofthe lower Mississippi. Tbo planters ceuerslly jvel secure as lornr as the epriog freshets are confined io either the Ohio or Mississippi, and in former times, when their levees wero intact, tney could withstand ordinary high water coming at once from both Bources. This, their only dread, was tbe Arkansas river, and it now appears that tbe much dnaded ArkaneaB Is at a high tide. At Little Bock yesterday twenty teet water was reported, with heavy rains in that region.

We think the people along tbe lower waters should prepare for tbe worst. Al Terre Haute ihe Wabash wob riBing rapidly, at last acaonuts, and was within lour and one half leet of tbe great Good murks in that stream. Dispatches were received here vesierd iy offering the Indiana, bound for New" Orleans, IS.OCO sacks ot com at a point forty miles up the Wabash. The rate aud the freight were declined. E3fTbe Kate Putnam, from St.

Louis, was helped over the falls yesterday by the propeller W.J.May. learn that Capt, Gormiey has purchased the Gem for the St. Louis and Tenneaste river trade, together with the Kate Hart. yWThe Memphis AvalaDche reports the Lizzie Gill only stuck in the outlets." Since she hae been recoa struct ed, the old channels of the river are not big enough. fleet Tarascon.

tbe Henderson mail boat, came in early yesterday, ascending- the middle chute of the falls with a big trip, and to the attentive clerk wo are Indebted for a manifest. 637" The Morning Star, Captain Hollcroa, is the mail and passenger pa cite this cvenine for Evansvllle and Henderson. She starts from the city wharf. The Bermuda Is fh regular Touuessec rivt-r packet this evening. She Is at the city wharf and goes without fail.

3f The Saint Mary's and Tennessee ascended the fails early yesterday, colug north with pro-dues. The Pme Grove, irom Nashville, was also amomr the arrivals. fSS The Indiana isatthe city wharf recelvinc for New Orleaus, to which port the starts Sunday. In mentioning this packet yesterdav we designated her aB the flrst boat entered in the Louisville and New Orleans trade, aud we can add that ehe has never been in any other trade. Toe Cincinnati papers think that the Insurance companies of that lty should be allowed a short respite irom the heavy lain on tne capital sioc' of taelr Insurance companies, which "i bee qnite rom rectnl disasters on the differc.

Western rivers. The above is from one of our exchangee, and we think it equally applicable to other citit-B, aB Will as Cincinnati. The underwriters should encourage good, stanch, well provided bolts by a classification oi rates that will make it a necessity to have good boats. Tbo Louisville trade is represented wholly of good boats, all but oneortwoof which Bbould be classified as No. 1, while the occasional crafts that are plying np and down the river are tar, very far interior to the regular boat.

and in justice to our underwriters we elated that they cross them oul, or off their books, yet they manage to eet insurance el Be where, which has caused the complaints above mentioned. A CoRnEonon In a late numberof the Vicks-bure Timee, reference to the laet trip of the Belle Lee, appears the following: She led New Orleans at flv o'clock Wednesday evening, the Natcnez packet. Wild Wagoner, leaving a few minutes ahead of ber, and the famous Frank informed ns that he had no Intention ot maklne a run, out placed aa he was between two such boats as tbe Watronerand Pargoad, ha had no alternative As the three steamers darted by the footot Jackson street, eaeh one received a round of cheets Trom the crowd gathered at that point to see tbeni paes np. At this poiutltie rarsouu, umiui; uuimumi a nooa ueaa honnn Io null nn on thp Rille whlh was by this time Just getting fairly under way. It was uow discovered, however, that she was drawlnjr closer to the Nntchea packet, though, aa ifbenton twst'itLlng her heretofore untarnUhed reputation, th Wajioner was tearlmr up the river at the rale of over thirteen miles per hour, thirteen miles an hour ai-alnst the current ol thu Mississippi, remember.

Nearer and nearer the Lee approached her right through Uie WasonerV swells, fair and square, no cutting aerobe points or running chutes, but rilght in th wake ot the boat ahead and at last they were abreast. Bnt the Natchez uacnet never brought ber lastanu. tain McOill desires us to state that tbe above misrepresents the facts, whicb are these: The Belle Lee took tba and tbe track, and was never beaded, but soon ran the Wild Wagoner out ot sight. It was the Frank Pareoud wblcb started behind, and passed the Wild nnder wav. and we can add that she can at any time, and iu any condition, pass the Wild Wagouer.

The time of the Belle Lee to Vicks-burg, 81 hours ahd 30 minutes, is the shortest and tne ossi ruu uu a uuoiucro irijt evej wauo. faxae ou uouis nepuuncan oi ycBieruny says; Commodore Dunham hae chaige ofthe ex-Confcd-erate fleet rom New Orleans en route to St. Lonlt. Ihe flagship Hercules has tbe balance otthe vessels in tow. Evausville Journal of the 12th says: Tha nhnttunoopa had 1.030 sacks corn for Rrandcts Crawford; alao, 378 bbU flour, which Hnbba, Pat- rlcK uo.

Te-tuipi rsr-ThA Wabash and White rivers are nearlv ata flood night, and destructive treshets ar: anticipated io those streams. ear-At at LouIb thev have had seventv-two hours of rain, and at last accounts the river was rising last, Mom Coax The Piltsburg Gaxette of yester day has theiollowing: UnvK Pft'tt. In addition to thfl list of beats takinc out coal, pub lshet yesterday, we have the following' Eagle for Louiflyille Grand Lake for New V.F. Wilson for New Little Alps Tor Previously reported vo.uuo 120.000 caoeo Henry G. Carson has sold his (one- eigntDJ lllWSiest in luc cbwuiai nKiujtt IU John P.

Fiuserald at St. Louts. ey-The St. Charles left Cincinnati Friday on her first trip to Pittsburg. The Wren is the Kentucky river boat, this afternoon, and tbe Blue Wing No.

3 and Mollie Grata are the nackets for Madison. Ltvelytimea are expected at tbe wharf; TbeBellei-ee, for New Orleans. leaves Memphis Sunday morning on the arrival of tne ctrs. The Armadillo, Kenton and Maggie Hays, are due irom PittsDurg bound ior si. l.ouib The Qrcat HepubHo leaveB New Orleans ou Sat-nv.

for Rl: Trfinia. D. S. Turner departed from St. Louis for Omnhn Thnrfdav.

the first boat of tbe season. The H. Shreve and the Antelope ate to make a Joint trip to jrort ueniou. St. Louis Democrat has the follow IUB'cBsre.

McPike snd lJnfiiB Ford are how around on fast steamer or two, to Meet the wants of the Si Onlncv imda. r-p a Shaw ha Siolit ht i steamer Minnie to Capt. John S. Doyle and Mr, John iu.k, nn tha west sine ol Seventh street. Ihe dwelling has pas and water, and isnownelng paluton and papered.

The lot ib extra large. IO0x20U servants' 1 onmf and other ont-bolldivca. This dwelt )ae la largo, convenient and comfortable, and Is one on he most cheertul residences In the ctty. Apnly to WHITMAN WILSON. No.

Main, below Fourth street, back room, np-atairs. d4 FOR REJUT KKSIDENCE A pleasant summer residence, in Pewe Valley, with garden, orchard and leo house. Applv to DODGE BAK- vjlai 1 111 wesi main ntreet, up-bl ura. uium noR KRNT-ROOM A nicely-furnlehed room, wllliOMt hoard. Annir between Second and Third.

COR RENT A FAHM-Contatnine SO.acrPB ot I n.ADD Ann Or hrirk llOIIRK Willi (ill modern conveniences; one yearutb the nrtviletie of tB'O. Apply 10 U. JJ-. Ml or nn. lilNGKlt, Ballardgymc, K.y.

mm TiOR RENT BRICK DWELLING new two- -4. BlOry "rice, uhuu.uk rontalnlner eisht rooms, witn wa'-er. uiay sireai, near WBEhincton, Appiy wai. luvinn. urauuu KENT COTTAGES Two bncfc cottages, iKrfp rnoiiia.

nLtln. film- mid roal house. Churchill Btraet, between Seventh and hlgblb. Apply on preniutes. hW.

H. McKnichtanacaroet store is for rent. to JOHN L. FEKGUSON. No.

76 Gray eireet, bet. urooic ana I'lova. mm umpi n.n ijpmrr vtd rwtTTVTRV RRSIDENCI' Tnla from thft cllv. on the UaylorBTllle Pike. Tn; collage has 8 rooms andlnirood iryont oaiiains.cinoniH, acres in erase, the bal ance gardeu land.

For iiirtharpari lent are inquire ot 1. Alt! Kl.Uivn jiyaiair-n iu. Detwcon becono aim mni. FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE On Firth street, between Cheamnt street ana uroaa- way contalnins eleven roomB and all modern 1m-orovemcnU: large yard. PEARSON MKDDIS, 3U wnt uiain, uvti juIj3 Atl RENT USE family residence on I4 atroflt onnt Hide between Green and Wal nut containing six roiiaa.

bealdes basement and atllC. Appiy 10 n. o. i.tiiMt-a i uun. le 1 Ail on tloor of the Bamil- ton 1iock, corner 01 bi.lu ana mum at Room in same naiidiac.

an FOR RKNT DWELLING A desirable three-itnrv hHok nltnktdrn Jefferson street. holwon Vlraf and Apr find atrnAtM. COntaintniT Lteen rooms, with gas, water, bath-room, stable, In- io.17 Male street. POR KENT BUSINiISS OFrJUK A large mew rrnni nfli-P lnwiitut storv. Anuly to BAN- DERH JOHMBON.

5 Main street. t15 dtt noR RENT OR SALE-THREE N1UMUOT; fltn.inn 1 nn evil In' unit "Frank tort ltallroad. For partlculara apply to K. D. HOBBS.

at Hobba' Sta Uon. or to S. T. lIOBBS.at Hennlng Bpecd. N0; 14ti west atreei, ueiwetju Finh.

sontii sme. PO RENT-HOT KL-TBB Farmer's Home, on iioriui. Qtriict. hBtwfu'Q First and BrooK f.ts.: and nthur t-h ii lid In PH. Also other boardlng-ho'usea and dwellines, centrally located, by ROOD AKFrELD, No.158 Third street, between Ureen ana sinui.

ion REST tJOOSH A two-story brick hoaae on thftHonih flldft ol rav street between Flrat and eaond, containing Apply to GHffcNS warn utu wHST-NATinVAl, HOTKL. LOUISVILLE. kv. temporarily nn tin. pomnr of Main and Fourth streetB.

in the very heart ot the city, is offered for rent. 11 nas uone a iuci a' ivt uupihb iu iuc years, ror terms, appiy 10 1 JaiBdtl IOR RKNT ROOMS To an onobiectlonable tenant.two good rooms over our bankirg otflce. tntrance ou Fourth Btreet. TUCKER ac CO coraer "onrtb and iin atieets. Jalft dtl IOR RUNT A VERY DESIRABLE cuTrntianth nd iThPHinot.

p.ontalnltiff 10 rooms, stable, and all necessary ont-balldingB, newly painted and panered throughout. Lot 105 feet Iront by 163 feet deep to an alley. Yard well set in irult and iuaue trees. Inquire at No. tfSfi oppofiife.

irlca, $0 per month. dei3 dtf STRAYED OR STOLEN. ST' LKN MARE From my able In Marion Rv nn Hip t.ltrlit of Tucudav. March 10. 186', ft dark iron-gray mare, about fifteen hands high, ni-n T'in olii tine andllln OndtltlPH: also, at the Slmi time.n sittrbltled bridle, with leather head-stall and elns ot plaited ihrt-ad, and a bpmsn mate, i win fist rewaru ior uic return ui iuu rv mc ui the apprehension and delivery ilef tothejaller of Msrlon county.

DaVID "Market stri-et-hciwei-n Preston and Jackson, on idth of Jan.mrv.a brown ehcstnnt mare. 5 years i.i ir, iinmi hi mid a wtike starln the forehead. The owner will call, pay Charires, and get h'-r. JoiIN ItU VVli. uiiu PUBLIC SALES, lYIARSHAX'S SAXfi.

W. Gordon's Heirs lu Chancery, No. 21,196, virtue of a decree of the Louisville Chancery 1 Pniirt. rr-ndrRd In tlui above cans a. the under signed, or one ol us, will, ou MONDAY, MARCH 1C, 1868, Abont te.i"ttrofli o'clock a.

sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Court house door, in city of Louisville, on a ctedlt of 8, 0, and 9 months, the property leadings mentioned, viz: Alotot ground in paid city, boundnd thus: Beginning on the west side oi Fourth Btreet, feet south BrccKlnrldgc Btreet; thence soutu with Fonrtn street and extending back same width iOO a tothnTlnnins on the cast Bide of Pone street 321K feet south of Breckinridge; thence south win rone street 23J icet, and extending back same width 125 The purchaser will be required to give bond with approvt-d seenrlty, bearing Interest from date until nald and will be retained a additional THOMAS A. MORUAK, Marshal Louisville Chancery Court, N. BEALL GANTT, hll td D- M. C. U.

8. 8AX.B- virtue of vendl exponas Nob. (105. 806 HtU. H-tt.

It 87. 8ll. 89'j. 894. 902.

906. 907. 908. issued from tne Clerk's office or ths Untied States District irt. for the Kentucky District atLoulavlDe, the undeis'gued, or one ol ua, will offer for Bale at public auction, On Tnesday, March 17, 18C8, the Marshal's office, third floor, CuBtom-housn, the fwllowiuir artices, to wit: 98 packaiifs distilled pir 5'J lacsa mauuiauturuu ujuacco, screw presb.

pairs small scales and weights, 2 stoves and pipep, I office desk, 3 cbitm, wooden counters, 13 empty boxes, and bucket. W. A. MER1 WETHKB. U.

S. M. K. D. GEO.

N. JACKSON, Deputy U.S.M. Terms cash. Slea'. 10 o'clock A.M.

mhS Marshal's Sale. John B. Norman, against Iu Chancery, No. 21,1128. Alpha ON MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1868, About the liourol 11 oMock a.

sell at nubile auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, the city oi Louisville, on a credit ol 0,12, 18, and 2J months, the property In pleadings mentioned, situated insai-Jclty, viz: The lot ojeronnrt and Improvements at the eouth-wesl corner ot Market aud Third street, fronting 20 leet on Market ntreet, and running back aoutb wardly flame width 100 reet. nud binding on Third street, subject to Henry Wolff's lease, dated 18th August. 1MB A house and lot bounded thus: beginning ou the west side oi Third street, 109 leet south or Market street; thence south with Third street feet aud 6 incbcF, and extending back weatwardly same width 80 feet, being the same now leased to Philip Breck-hcimer by J. M. Sti yens, agent.

Aio and Improvements, bounded thus: Beginning on the northeasterly side or Jefferson Btreet, 68 teet 2 inches castwardly of Wenzel street, thence with Jefferson street --aBlwardly 30 feet, aud extending back northwardly Bame width 21XJ feet to a 20 root alley. Tim tinrctis(-r will be reouired to mve Dona with approved Interest from date-nntil Eaid. and a lien will be retained as additional securl-y. THOMAS A. MORGAN, Marshal Louisville Chancery Court.

mdlOdtd N. BE ALL GANTT. D.M.L.C.C. 1UARSHAIS SBJ.ZS. Citizens' Bank same same Kennedy Brnnileis Crawtord The FirsL Nat.

Bank The "Wcitein Ina. Co. A. M. G3Zlay Gibfl ymond Philip Speed vs The Ky.

Bourbon Co. same same same same same same same same same same virtue ol a decree of Ihe Louisville Chancery Ton rt. rendered In the above causes, the under Led, or one of us. will, ou MONDAY. MARCH 1G, 18G8, abont the hour ot 11 o'clock a.

M. sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court-house door. In the city of Louisville, on a credit ot fl, 12, 1S.2J, SO and 3n mouths, the following dusciibed property, viz: THE LOT OF GROUND rtppinntng at Guthrie Pirtle eastwardly cornci on the Lexington Turnpike road; running thence South 3S degcastwith Guthrie Pirtlc's line, Ktl fept to center of BcaruraBS creek; thence with the middle of paid creek 120 ihencu north E8 deg. we 48 feet to the tnroDlke aloresaid; and thence with said road lltl feet to the beginning; toiether wUb the distillery and mills and Vonded warehouse and all the othxr butldings, erections and Improvements thereon and all the machlnerv tools and ajipurlenauces of and appirtaiulng to said distillery ana mills and the bnsi-ne being conducted -by said Kentucky Bourbon Company of said lot. Subject to the morigge lien oi eiio KiMiiiitli, tniHtoR.

eiven hv said Kentnolcv Bourbon Company to htm by deed of lUtb of July, 18ti6, to fecure payment of $50,000 of mortgage bonds. Hue I LE ol August, ubhiiuk tuicrcft an upper fie-t In said deed ot'trust, andsnblectto all the stipu lations therein as to payment oi pro perty and otherwise, ana snoject lomeciaimoi tne United States for $6,013, due by sold company on a tran portatioo bond given In January, 1867, with In- ti'ri'St then'on And for f2AG3 25 cash and the remainder on a credit of 6, 12, 24 3Q and 36 months. A lot. lnKfdeer'n (nlrcmpnt of colli r.ltv. on the cast side of the turnpike road or Main street extended aojoining me lot ot stoii ou the north an-i ex tundlng northwardly 110 feet along said street to the line ol Robert Tylcr'u heirs, and estenulng back castwardly or that width to the center ol BeargraaJ And on a credit ol 6 months.

1C7 bushels malt, 160 bushels rye, 23 hoxes wine, barrels and 2)ibarrela wnmt-v uuuu. And on acredltof 6.12.18.24. and 9G months tw 13 mortgase bonds ot held by the Citizens flank. Issued bv the Km ocKv Bourbon Comoanv. and due 10 years alter 1st of August, 1866, with seven per cent inlercet.

me purchaser win do rcquuea to give nono.wun paid, and a lieu will be retained aa additional securl- Marshal LooIbvUI- Chaneerv Court. mh7dtd N. BKALL GANTT, D. M.Ti. C.

C. Cliarleston Hotel, CHARLESTON, S. C. tli i ahoro wi.ll-known flrt-elfuw tio pi on.ircrnri.Ichcrt and refitted it In all'lm departments. The celebrated artesian water baths, hot, cold, and Bnower, aiauuuura, with attentive porters.

The patronage of the travel ing public is repectruuysoiiciiea. P. HO RBACR. Agent, Proprietor THOMAS S. PRESTON, Attonaey-at-Iiaw, Ky.

PIANOS! i.Hntn. mm HINZEN A ROSEN, PlaNO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS Market north tide, net BLxth and SenaUi I.OU1SVIJLIA A woman named Ellen Burns, about thirty years of age. was run oxer aqd killed ou the track of the Louisville and NaBbvlIle Railroad, opposite the House of Refuge, at about two o'clock yesterday. It appears that the nnfortnnate woman was ad dicted to drinking, and recently been living with negroes beyond the Greenland race-conree, It is Bald that she has a husband and two children in this city. She was Very drunk ycBterdny morn- ing, and It is supposed that she fell acrosBthe track and was too much Intoxicated to get up.

Tbe down train from Crab Orchard, npon ap proaching her, was checked by the engineer, but too late to arrest the accident The engineer will appear beiore tbe City Court on Monday morning, and answer any charge that may be preferred against him. The following is the inquest held by Coroner Moore. last evening': i iNOTTEfl-r TCn 1K1 Tfpld nn thn and Nashv He railroad, opposite the House ofKefuge, March 18th, on the body of Bllen Burns. Verdict or the Jury "Came to ber death atflve minutes to o'clock p. Friday, March ISth, 1863, by ueiuic ttcciuentaiiv run over nv trun no.

n. on tne Louie vi lie and Nashville railroad, opposite House or RetUffe. in the conntr of Jefferson. 2nd jl iu upioiou ui tae jury inat tne aitacue-i oi nam tram uscu every poasioie means to avert me said DICK MOORE, J. C.

A Child Rescued tbom a Vault A little child of Dr. BurJord, who resides at 1S2 Green street, strayed from its nurse yesterday and fell into a privy yault. The screams of the child at tracted tbe attention of the mother, who at once raised an alarm. Some colored men and women residing In a bouBe in the rear of tbe premises came to the rescue in time to save the chlid from death. It appears that in ialllnir, the little fel low's clothes caught on a beam or cross piece.

from which It pended until rescued by one of ths colored men with grappling irons. When drawn out the child was nearly suffocated, but was resuscitated, and Is doing well. It waB a miraculous escape. JTEFFERtSON IIjIjE ITEMS. March IS, 18US.

demogbatb waking ut. The Democrats and Conservatives held a meet- log at the new school honse on New Market treat, In tbe Fifth ward, last ulgbt. We were not preBeutbut learn that there was quite a full attendance and considerable enthusiasm manifest ed. An organization was effected to be known as the Democratic and Conservative Club of ths Fifth waid." Hon. John Ware was selected permanent President; Hamiltoi Robinson and Jacob Reese, Vice-Presidents; Secretary, Wm.

Nortbcut; and FInsnce Committee. John R. Armstrong, Wm. Volgbt aud Leonard Carl. Alter a nnsi spescu irom capt, id.

n.ureen, ana tbe slFnlns- of the constitution ot tbe chih bv those present, tbe club adjourned to meet at the same place ounext Thursday sveniug. FOURTH WaBD. There will be ameetiDff ofthe DemocratB and CODServatiyes of- tba Vnnrth wnrA nt Iha Wo 1 Engine-bouse, next Wednesday eve's for the pur pose ot organising a cjud similar to ineoneor-eanraed in the Fifth ward. Col. Dunham will positively be presont on this occasion, and address the meeting.

Lat there be a general turnout, as a good time le anticipated. POLICE COUUT. One more unfortunate was "sent ud" this morn ing to the tune ot a few dollars for drunkenness. Another caae was doebfttftd. hnl on the annli ca tion of defendant waa postponed until to-morrow mornioif, hi oxiock.

mis case one wuereiu a gentleman of color complains ot a white man for using very unbecoming and dlaresoectrbl lan guage toward him. Hoi ye freedmeu's Bureau! OUa STBEXTS AND CBOSSLNQ8. Our streets are in a vervdisacrreeahle condition by reason of the recent rain. The crossing and clear out of fiicbt. Cannot eomo purchase be invented to bring them above high mud mark.

diving bell apparatus might be successful in finding tbem, ua nutao umer mecnanicai invention migac oe sncceBslullv employed in sivlnir them a Blit-ht elevation above tbe surtaceot mud, under which tney are now buried out of eight. BItOUGHT TO A CLOSE. The Presbyterian protracted that baB been eoing on for Bome time with eminent success, was terminated Inst night. GOOD TEMPLARS' ASTKIYEKSARr. To-morrow night tbe Good Templars of our city will bold a incellns at Holmes Thias' Ball for the purpose ol celebrafiug their regular anniversary.

The occasion will be a pleasant one, and all should attend. AddresBCB will be delivered by the Rev. J. W. Cunningham of your city, and John M.

Wilson, of New Albany. Both gentlemen are men of ability, and wit', beyond'a peradventure," deliver able discourse. The members of the Louisville and New Albany Lodges are expected-to be present. TOE RADICALS of thia city propose to hold a meeting next Tuesday eveiiiug, for the purpose or celoura ing their 'glorious" victory In the "Granite State' and to organize a "Wide awake" Grant club. The idea of taking up the oid played out "Know Nothing" name of "wide-awake" la certainly rich, aud then to celebrate an election that gives aDemocratic How arc you wide-flw8kel THE LATE RAINS have very nearly submerged all tho lower bottom laudB between here and Indianapolis ou the line of the Jeffersouviile road.

AN EXCTTraU CHAPE. Front street, this evening, was tbe scene of an exciting and amusing incident. One of our free American citlz-ns who is in lavor of impeaching the President, insulted a man who 1 white, a quarrel ensued and ended In the first named gent striking tbe second person in the lace. The white man went for him, but he went down tho street lollowed by a lame crowd. The nig was hotly pursued, but proved too fleet for the who abandoned the chase alter a run of a half an hour.

The last beard of tbe "cemmen of color," he was in the vicinity of New Albany and still goiug. psabl sthket will be cleaned next week. A WIGWAM on thoBOuthwest corner of tue Public Square, Ib wj ub uictLtu iur me use ui uie jjemocrjuc party in tbe coming cam pal en. This iB a good move, and the party will Bave money by erecting it. Tbereis doe one ball in oar cltv.

and It cannot accommodate nor hold the Democracy of tbiB THE SECOND WARD DEMOCRACY will organise next Thursday night. Marriage Llcensea. The following are the marriage licenses leaned by the Clerk of the Jefferson County Court from March 6, to March 12, 166S, inclusive: John H. Myers to Mary C. Redmond.

Geomo J. Koch to Florence E. Straiton. Morris Brown to Cecelia Spitz. Loui Boyce to Mary Castle.

Q. W. HUlman io Elizabeth A. Bernard. Joseph to Rosalie Brown.

Joseph B. Kapplerto Cath. S. B. Lewis to Nannie Maple.

Jacob F. Gebring to Cbiiftian Pfeffer. Tbeo. bctiaaf to Mary Korshage. August ScbaebHn to Mary B.

Stineer. James T. Applegate to Pnenie E. Sauvaire Web ster. Abraham Hurle to Emma Lobach.

Jamea A. Praiher to Sophia Staib. G. W. Grundy to Sarah Way Sweney.

Emtl to Hannah Plalzer. John H. Leathers to Kate Armstrong. L. E.

Dnvall to Marion A. Barttett. Ferdinand Rele to Mary Steierbrecker, Charles Sullivan to Mary Shields. C. W.

McLellan toEmmaHider. Incomes. The following were the taxable Incomes in the prominent cilleB of the United States for tbe last two years: 16fi5-'G6. 61 ,376,613 42,150 958 31,951,853 27U2.3I0 32.462,667 1S.1S4.B01 16,6962 14,208,291 12,512 451 12.187.855 9,018,051 7.701,033 lRAS-67 53.4lU.8-9 51,0 S4.07O.826 21I8K.2EIJ 27.046 014 lS.2ff7.51U I7JB01.iJ 18.027 081 17 0j2.4M 13.526,503 12,751 13.759.3S4 5.4M31 9,078,568 ijm.ts 6,846,991 New York citv. Boston Brooklvn Cincinnati Pittsburg Chi ait "Balllmore Newark tn.L-onl....

providence San Frai claco. Louisville. Alhanj Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee THE COURTS. UNITKD STATES HON. BLAND BALLARD.

JUDGE. Tho court met on yesterday at tbe retmlar hour. Edward DoJ, was sworn in. as an attorney of the court Dnlted HtateB airainBt wm. Bell." Bvconsent this case was contluued to tbe 14th of April nexL union paner collar aealnst A.

Khn. isae vs. A. A. Gordon.

In theso case; a writ- tea asreemeot was filed and J.U.Moore. appointed special commissioner to examine the cases and report, etc, A similar order was entered In eight other cases Instituted by the same plaintiffs. Cnarles Cramer vs.F. W. action of damages ior Infringements ol patent.

The plaintiff by consent of defend tnt filed an amended declaration. Tne defendants then still lnBisted upon tbelr demurrer. J- Q. A. Davis aa-alust Slaughter and Conrtnev.

Tbe motion, made some times nee, to quash the United States vs. Jacob Rothcbtld; indicted and convicted of havine exercised and carried on the business of retail liquor dealer without having firat paid the special tax. The order forfeitii the bond of the defendant, entered a few days ago, was vetaBlde. ine aeienaant oaviu paid tbe special tax or 25. the court im Dosed a fine of -25 and the costs of the proceeding.

The fine and costs were paid. Untied States vs. twentv-flve barrels whisky. The claimants filed their claim. United Sta tec vs.

Peter M. wilkerson: indict ment, A nolle prosequi was entered. United States vs J. W. Hale: ind'etmcnt.

The defendant admitted that he had distilled fifty callous of spirts In February, March and April, without having paid tbe special tax, but that he bad paid tbe special tax as iruit distiller. No Judgment was rendered. me court meets to-aay tt- ta reguwr Hour. XOl)ISvlL-L' CITY COURT. HON.

K. S. OBAIQ, PRBBIDlNa Friday, March 13. Only six caseB were disposed of this morning: Mary Shannon, drunk and disorderly: dis John Hleeins, drunk and disorderly; fined Andrew Mangsn, drunk and disorderly; fined $3. jxuza iienman vb.

mouie uuun, assault ana battery; Adam Hans, motion for a new trial; coo- tlnneri -van fi. JnoHinen Ts.donn snieias and Marie Davis, peaoe warrant; Each was held in $100 for -The court then adjourned. CIIAN4JERT -COURT. rT HON- HEKBT PIBTLE. OUANOKLLOB, This tribunal met on yesterday.

Owing tQ the illness of tnejuageon yestecaay -had admmnlatod. There were two sessions one in the morning and one In the aiternoon. iuv txm-i win meet, again mis moru-ing. The Judge will probably dispose dt the Wal-nnlBtreet church-case lo-day A petition for adjudication in bankrnpter was on yesterday filed by James H. Lee, or Bowan county, Kentucky.

A PENTON la aicandldateior Police CommlB aloner, subject to the action oi the Democratic convention. mhU dtc To the Public. AT the request of many of our friends, we have, cone eLted to become candidates tor the office of Police Commissioners for ihe city of Louisville and county of at the ensuing election, 'and rcapectfaJly request the Buffragejiftueneole. mula dUiir WK are authorizeito aunonnce JOHN ROBB as a candidate for the office oi Police Commissioner, snblect to the decision of the Democratic conven tion. mhl2dtc" MORTIMER B.

ROBARDS IS A CANDIDATE FOR Police Comraissioiiei, Subject to the action of ihe Democpntlc Convention. mhioatc WR are authorized to announce Mr. JO BN R. in frriT. rnr Police Commissioner.

snbjpctt" the decision of a Democratic muiuaic" WE are authorized to aneounce BAM'L R. JOHN-ana bhiHi for PoItrPi Comml.flloner at ihe etmnlnz April elecUon, sublect to a Democratic conventlou. mho dtc Eareanthorleed to announce CHARLES GOBS o.ti initnnfiint oaodldatM for Police Com missioner at the ensuing April election. mhY dte" DOYIEls a candidate for-Police Commis sioner at tue apni etacuun, 1000. frvR- J.

N. HUGHES la a candidate for Police Com- convention. mta dtc arc authorlied to announce DANIEL GOT as a candidate for Police Commlisloner at the en suing April election, sabiect to a decision ol the democratic coavenuuu. totiw a wnvRnnv STTRADKR. of nonntv is a candidate for Police Commissioner, subject to tbe decision oi ineaemwcratic uovtniiuo.

mm mc WH. SPARKEis a caodldate for Police Commls- aloner. eublcct to the decision or a Democrat ic Convention, mhl dtc DR. SAMUEL GRIFFITH Is a candidate for the office ot Police Commissioner, subject to the decision ot a democratic convent ou. mua um T) LAN TON DUNCAN la a candidate for PoMce Commissioner, snblect to the acuon of a ueuio.

eraue couveuuou. hiiiu- H. A WTT.H I a CflndtdfttA for Police COU mlBSioner. sublect to the action oi a Democratic convention. mun uii- am Mofirr.r, i a candidate for Police Com- mlRHloner.

sublcet to the of a Democratic convention. nana aic T. COLLIER Is candidate for Police Commls-v eloner. subject to tbe decision ot a Democratic convention. mnaao TRAMMEL of Jefferson county, is a cnndl divt for Pol ce Commissioner at the ensnlns- GUNSENHOUSER Ib a candidate for Police Commissioner tor Loulsillla and JetTer bou county, at the ensuing April election, mhl dtc GEO.

L. ABRAM8 is a candidate tor Ponce Commissioner. iuhJect to the action of the Democratic convention, fe26 dte HENRY V7IBBEN ifi a candidate tor Police Com-mUsloner at the ensuing April election, 1868. OHK P. MoGRATH la a candidate for Police Com-mlnnlonnr.

Hnblnct to thr action ofthe Dnmocratle Convention. fe2BdtcB O.ELROD, Photographer, No. 130 Main street, ig a candidate for Police Commissioner, subject to Uio acuon of a Democratic Convention. ic3d dte In Louisville and Jefferson county at tbe ensuing Aoril ejection. 1S1H.

subject to tha antlon of ibe Dem ocratic Convention. fe28 dte W.1 R.HYDES tioner. nR i pnnrilrintH for ttm nfflcn of Pollen Commissioner. BUbject to the action of the Deaifj cratlc convention, fe2i dte N. MoMICHAEL will serve.

If elected, aa Police Commissioner for Jetierson county, at April elec- COPtVTV ANJ VtTY ATTORftEf. WE are authorized to announce P. BEN. KENNEDY canriidainiorCltvand Countv Attorncv. at the ensuing Auirnst election, sublect to the deci sion ot a Democratic convention.

mhl4 d7 WE are authorized to announce EDWARD. 8. HE WES as a candidate tor the office of Cftv and County Attornev, subject to the decision of a Democratic Convention. nihil dtc ELBY HABNEYlBacandldatefortheofflceot City 1 Attorney, subject to tbe action of the Democratic convention. mmu utc TOHN D.GREEN is a candidate for the office of ay Aivoruey, ior iuu city ui iuuiiviiie, the action of the Democratic convention of the 2lat of March ensuing.

mh5 dtc HOP. PRICE la a candidate for City Attorney at the ensalnir Aneust election. Bubieot to a de cision ofthe Democratic convention, ll nominated, he wl 1 mak-t a vigorous canvass to flecure the election Ofthe nominees oltbe convention. If he fhou'd fall to receive the nomination, he will support the nomluoe with great ardor. mh4 dtc WG.

REABOR Ib a candidate lor re-election to the office of Cltv Attornev. in the cjtv of Louisville and county of Jefferson, at the ensuing August elec- FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL. r0 iO THE CITIZENS OF LOUISV1LLE-I hereby nnnonncn mvsplf ft candidate for Cornoratlon Counsel at the ensuing April election. I have been a ractlcing lawyer tor nueen years.anuam consiraiuua think that my experience Juetilles me In seeking the position. 1 have neither friends to reward or ens ues to pursue, anu culcu uaa imi uuuinia possef-s in thelalthful discharge of my duties.

E. READ. re20 dte FOU CHIEF OF FIBF. PEPARTMRNT. Y.JOHNSON is a candidate for re-election to the office of Chief ot tbe Fire Department, at tha ensuing April election, mhlO dte- J.PAUL Ib acanoldate for Chlei of the Fire De partment, at tne April election.

mus ate for fifteen years an active flre-V mnn in the old dnnartmtnt. is the neonte's can didate for Chief of the present departmental the pnt ecu ou. muo uiu FOR COUNCIL-MAN. G. SMITH Is a candidate for re-election as Councilman in the Fifth ward, at the cnsnlnz Anrll election.

mhll ote WE are authorized to aunonnce JAMES SAYRE as an ludepend-nt can a Ida to tor Councilman the Tenth ward, at tne ensuing April election, te W.LARUE Ib a candidate for Councilman from tha Eleventh Ward, at the Anrll election subiect to tbe action ot the club ol that ward on Sat- nraay nignt nexi. mniu aia EORGE C. SHADBURNE, the Democratic nominee, is a candidate for Councilman In the Eighth ward, mhlO-dte I. H.F. Vi'SSH ANU a candidate for reelection as Councilman in ihe First Ward.

at the ensu)tg election. mhlO dte 1EO. BROBSTON lea candidate for re-election aa Councilman in tneaixui warn. mnjuw C1HAS.R. LONG Ib a candidate Tor re-election for txouncllman in the Second Ward, at ihe April election, 1868 mb8 dte" T.

GERMAN Is a candidate ior re-ejection nonncllmn in the Third Ward, at the Anrll election, 1S68. mh8 dte" AS. A. ROCHE is a candidate lor councilman in the Fourth Ward. -mint dte DR.

A. B.COOK is a candidate for Councilman in the (seventh Ward. mbldtc I RAM THIRRMAN-is a candidate for Conncl mnn in the Eleventh Ward at the Anrll election fe23dte GUTniUECOKE Is a candidate for Conncllman In the Seventh Ward. fe27 dttj FOR Ali DERM AN. To the Editor of Vie Louisville Courier: LEASE announce my name a8 aDemocratic candi-dnTA for re-fllction ior alderman In the Third ward, at the ensuing April election- nil ate n.aici.Laium.

OHNMoCARTHY la a candidate for Alderman in thfl RIavintb Ward suhlcct to the nomlnntion ot the Democrats ofthe ward, mhlO do" CH AS. L. 8T AN CLIFF Is a candidate for the office of Alderman in the Eleventh Ward. fo25 dte FOR HCIIOOI. TRUSTEE.

ALEX, DUVALL, Ib the Democratic-nominee for School Trustee in the Sixth "Ward. rahU dtc DM. J. J. O'REILYla theD-mocratlc nominee Tor School Trustee in the Eighth Ward.

mbSdte FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. TJPE are authorized to announce RICHARD H. Circuit Judge in this, the Seventh Judicial District, ai tne ensuing exec on. XT-W. BRUCE lg a candlrtste for Circuit Judge In fi.the Ninth Undlclal.

District, comnosed of Jef lerson. Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, and Bullitt counties. isiaou rE aro authorized toannonheo R.S. MONTAGUE, Ponrt tnr'Ihfi Fifth Judicial ntfitrict.snblact to Lhe de- clsion of a Democratic convention, should one' be held. jail dte FOR CHANCELLOR.

are authorized to announce HENRY C. PIN-DELL aa a candldato lor Chancellor of tbe Lou isville Chancety Court. nihS dtc fp B. COCHRAN is a candidate for. the office Chancellor of the Louisville Chaacery Court, JaS dto FOR MARSHAL CH4NCEKY COURT.

DR.THOMAS BOHANNAN is a candidate! lor Mar-bbaloftne LouUyille Chaucery Cou-t. mm ate- CaMDKL L. GEIGER Is a candidate tor Marshal ofthe Chancery Court. foMdie Bball ofthe LoulBVlUe Chancery Court. dte InOMAS H.

SHERLEY Is a candidate for Marsha ofthe Chancery Court at the ensuing August slec tlon. Ja29dte H-SNTDRR a candidate for Marshal of the -LtU Rfias a i-jindtdate for Marshal of the Louisville Chancery Court, at the next August election, lal dte C. WKf.MAPf tin candidate far Marahti of the -L; Louisville Chancery Court at the next August election. uio WE are authorized to announce ROBT-W. HERR.

as a candidate for Marshal of the Louisville uonrt at tne next August election. iai uu WE are antborized to announce J. B. PARKS as a candidate tor Marshal of the Louisville Chancery Court at the next August election, jal dte WE are authored to announce V. CD.

WHIP aa a candidate at tbe next AugUBt election fo Marshal of the Chancery Court, de81 ute iri anthni-tvnii to Annojnee T. D.FOS aft VV candidate at the next Angi.st election lor Mar shal ot the Chancery aeat aie FOR STREET lhsFECTOR. fJlE are autoorlzed to announce JACOB FRID-TT DLK as a candidate for sireet Inspector, Hast-ern District, snbject to the dcclsionofa Democratic Convention. mhll dtc PETER HAEFLER Ib a candidate for Street Inspector In the Eastern Distr-ct, at the April WB are authorized to anuonhce PAT. RAID candidate for Street Inspector, Western D1- iue t-wuiUK audi uieuLiuii.

sun JOHN G. TWITfAN Is a candidate for Strc In-speutor in the Western District, fe21 dte "1H are authorized to announce M. DIETZ as a candloate for Street Inspector, Eastern District, WE are authorized to announce WM. T.E&KLKY as a candidate, for Street inspector In the Wfifl-firn District at the ensuing April election. felS dte DAN.

BATMAN 1 a candidate tor Stieet Inspector in the Western District. fdSdte WE are authorized to aunonnce JOHN G. ANTI.E for re-election to the office of Stieet Inspector! In tbe WeBtetn Ltstrict, at the ensuing April elee-' Uoa. WRaia authorized to announce JOHN ABEL as acandicate lor btreet Inspector, Eastrrn District, at the cnBnlnir April elccttcn. fet2 dte WE arc authorized to announce JAMES RAVER-TX as a candidate lor re-election the office of Street In pec' or of the 'Western" DlsldcU'at tbe ensuing April election.

fel2dtc WK are authorized to announce c. W. ERbMAN as a candidate for Street Inspector, Western District- fell dto, WK are authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM MODRNBACIl afl a cannldnte for ion as Street Inspector, Eastern District, at the April frll dtp OHN SHELLEYls a candidate for Street Inspector in the, western to tne aecision oi a Democratic convcotir- fe9dte niw or anthorlzcd to unnt. FRED.

T. A 1 ,1 R- BURY aa a candidate for Street inspector in the WcaternJitrlcta tbe ensujng April election (edtc WILLIAMSON hi a canoidate for Street In- npeciorm im) ni-oicrii iimi. at lac Apm uieu-lion, snblect to the action ot a Democratic-district Tpv j. BOWLES 'a a candidate for street Inf pcto Xr. 'he Eastern Plutjlet the April election.

lions tor boMs-Wepcrs. salesmen, mccDaoics. I10; vmtm Ml aoolrln'ir hncVnnan or hclo CHOC. LOUlS- viHeEmploytoent Arnnw. T01 Fifth street.

TirANIPKri VTiKTS Thrtse need lne medical VV treatment for poisons ol the blooa oi a con Vcd in lli? shortest time Charges moderate. Cure auarantced. inbl4 WANTED -SITUATION AS OOVKKNHbS-By ayouneiady.rompetent to tench loohMllrij brtocha-. Wonll prcler to take charge of small Louisville Postofllcc. nihil Qti ctttt aTioS jh wit nutse.

oulre si 333 Clay street, between Madi- sou and Chestnut sireeis. mm rtTASTBP-AN OPEN to urcss ir iiiMmik-oener. hv fi mtd ilc-noed lanv. wi qualified, and can glv ihe bpst of u-lc cue b. Any one desman services, hy adores in ji mm nice, Will DC prompt avienuea io.

mnuui I'Min? house. wlti'in three squares ol the Niisnviiie a' po 101 which a liberal rent will be paid, inquire at homo- ernsiocff iaru. u.is.DUHaLujuw a troort nnrt. or snv Kinaoi Kin, a ttut rn o-pt. nnt.

Is to call yourscir and select one trom Jho female dartinit ofthe LOUISVILLE FMl'LOYMENT AGENCY, 101 Kinh street. ow conn -nouse. man ctt a PHn-HOAliDf'S-Persons deal nn aboard VV in the -ountry, within a shot distance Jf a street railroad or the Lexlnston railroad, be accoanmo. dated byar.Plyins at tliiB offlc-sfot-tf-rins. rkc.nibl2d6 VV tnrerc.

riirmf rs, all obtain reliable male help FREE OFCHA 1 1 UirouKji Ihe LOUISVILLE MFLOVMISM. AU 11,1. i Filth street. Thl the only free oillce and extensiv labor exchange depot In Louisville. mhl.

dtl UTANTKO-MONEY Ten or fifteen thousand VV iniiiirauvintnd for 11 term of two years. interest will he nairf, and security to (he amount of mutiny luonsaiNi uwuius 1 Courier ollicc. ft 3 dee nTiVTif(lH(KlMThi Wishes ni fflrt.lthn! rnmn without Itonril. id a lll v(it f-uiillv. Location tween Tuird and Pcvp.nili fatrenta preferred.

Address GKAH AM. Courier onlce. mhlt d3 "7A'STKI WORK We have a larcn number of nnn e.inls for Pituntlo'iM; can i Iimcte, mechante. raf'roafi htwda mid other laborer. are respectfully invited to address uh Jy mall or call at oir office, nid tbelr or 'era will nromntly nt- tn.

HULL CO. Kmpioyment yuieu.mi. 115Seo dstreet, between Jeireraou and.MarKet. inhlO dim WANTKD-TO LOAN Persona wanting money on slort ume. with good Becailty.

can i bo ac-commoilttteTl at lAWJJEmCS'o LaN OFFICE. 159 JelT'srson street, uv -cumm -w-r xTTi7nCITfIATTflM A InrtV Of lonff VV perience In tuition wishes a situation as teacher lunwlc, and Hie nsual brans hea F. A. jro8H.mcp wuiainv. VXTA NTE'1 TO EXCHANGK-BustnePs property inr flnf TPS UfluCC.

AaurebB Drawer Na.tt:l. ali8 d1 417" A NTK't PAHTNBB With a rclla- bio an paying isu inwiucaj, tabllshed. with name and where an tnttr-view can he hm, C. 0. LoaifVlne P-wtoUlce.

iftll'dtl AN TE D---AGENTS AtiKNTS For a eood i iujr ar icle; or an lnauwirioii' muu in MarUet sttet ecu Fifth and Sixth. uj TS rfor I'oltard's ereat Soiithnni BTOaH.PIlIE9 i anil i.rKirr-KVAVTS. This Is an eniireiy new work, renlctts with th- moat interpfltln? rrD lipfore nab la led. ana lormm, with the "Lost Cause." by Che Bane author, a com plete Uhrarj- ol tne war. Cnra fn; floQnriTit.lvfl C.lrril Paw aod term.

Addrc'ssFf Dibble, publisher, 208 Main Street, corner amiLnumnMcnT. a to Bell ni.ttrA no a irnniia l-itt-lv naten'ed. Proflti larpe; liberal tndu-emctitu offered, trend lor circular. J. M.

WAItltuN owfb K.V. CITY. AND II A rjiee'fiocond-lianrt rokaway iiiii liarncHP. for sale For terms, lnnulrc at ELlAb LI'-VI'S Sale Satde. inn 14 rig FOR.

SALE-LOT Very cheap for cish, a lanre and (U Klrablu bulldlne lot, TOxi'JS fectto an allev, Fltuated on tho.norihwcfitrorr.er of FirFt Cross street and Portland avenue. Inquire Of l. If.hHAr Fhlt ff. mod ulrr ot. A3 17 IB WAI-E Ott modern Ftyle.

newh -finished iwn-storv residence' large yard, liouso ronlauiinc fix rooms, hall, two porehi-H, cel'ar, clsr em, and all complete, mi'r i wenty lltih and Mai bet. st rc I. Apply 'o nihil dR Vine. 17011 SAIiK-t-OMhTMNC tntriw-tSnnfi for tllP. Bee and I.acer licroi the fln at quality and flavor, by ForbL's' Improved Sv ot Itmwinir.nl 33pei cent, less codt than the old system.

For small capt-talista till? Is a rare opnortnn ty. af manufactory can be BPtnp In auy or-nnnry bul diuR an expense of (besides the barrels neeessaiy to carry on he busings,) Lhat will turn oul or 5 barrels a diy. State, County and Individual rlgh-s for iIp on eay and prolltiible (erm. Send stiiup for cireuhr to 0. FOiaiESLouisvlile-Ky.

mliildtf FOR -A I.K COTTAtiK f)l iliree room', kilet.eu and a room above the klldien. I ot lillxiOO, to a 20 foot allev. on the west a ufPecond street; between Oray and Broadway. 'J l-idis retisonable. Apply at No.

35 Court Plactv mini ri5 FOR AND ItACK A uood carriage aud hack Tor sale cheap, or to exchuiire lor property. Apply at CHA. FAHKL'rt, iillO Winzel street, between Mirihall and mhlO eri piiR SA I. SUNDRIES 1 No. Hall's patent jl sare.

'i snow wmaot case and stand; also, Sash and Donrs. street. Recca loor. I Khow- a lot of Window Frames, West Mam mniuittr tin" Rosewood cacd six iake. with attach menti, suitable for tamiHc churches, or ccliol uses.

Cost 00, but will solil ior fm if application is at oi.ee made to C. HAGaN, Agent. 1 l-f Third btreet. DWELLING A mblo modern bulit three-stiry brick res dcnc in perfect repair, gas. water, brick stabloand curriace excellent ncinh-borhood.

will be sold on 15 years time, with or without-the furniture. Address Postofllce Box No. UB. mh'Pdtr FOR WAI-E RETAIL DRUG STOltE-Old oe-tabllsliedstatid. StocK rompletc.bnt email; fixtures good; rent very low: will be sold at a great bircain.

s. S. KENNEDY, General Agent, No. 78 West Main street, or at COlS tON Main, near Third. nS dG" FOR S4 IjE HOUSE One ofthebest houses in Uic city, containing In i he south-side or Chestnut ntreet, between Second and Third.

Lot 60 by 191. Apply to PEARSON MKDDIS, west Rlain Btreet. mho utf Second streets containing rooiif. Apply to PEAII-HON Jfc MKDDIS. I it) Went Main street.

mhS dtf WOK A1iK l-OT South' si corner ot Main and whole oreltln rhalf. Eleventh, 495. by li Inonlre ot DEMBITZ .106. EPII, Attorneys at Law. maldtt FOR new urovtory Hrlck house, on the north side ot Chestnut, near Sixi street, cotitalnuit a nice store-room and three other rooms, cellar, with gas and water all over the house; will be sold'elieap.

Inquire of JOS. BU OK EL, Real Estate 'MM Market, between sovenih and Eilith mhl Ali used al'OUL two months, which we wish to -fll rlieap. CUNTON LINKS. Stable ou Second street, bet. Main and Market.

let dtf a r.ir ktpam KNtliNK- An nxcellonl steam engine, -wnth boiler, neater, and connections complete: also, sonic Blialliiig. Apply to CH AS. D.JACOB, at Thomas .1. Martin Sou's, north side Main. betgeen-Flrstand Second.

a 14 all tfOR Al.KOR IjKASK-LOTS-A large ham her ot building lots. Apply at ROWAN BUCHANAN' oftlcc.No. 12 Centci street, aoSU dtf LiHIK. WALK-OLU PAPERS S.WIO old papers, JC- suttabtefor wrapping paper, and the cheapest that cua ue used, Jbrsale at thi5 ofilce. ocO dtf -HOUSEH-l'erfions in 11 do wen to can on WARFIELD.no.

1 ft Third street, between Gri'eu ami Walnut, who have houses of every grade to dispose of by sate or rent. sell RESIDENCE Just tii.lhnd.larzc. and with all the modern convem- nn lirnnriu',) Bnnl.li aid P. aix'lh'and Seventh. Terms easy.

Inquire of JAS KENNF.DY.on the premWs, or at hts mill, on hlehtn between ai.tm and Ma met. aul4dtf tH)tl A I.E-A Jf'lN BUILDING LOT -30x165 feet on thi sontheast corner of Fifteenth and Ma-alestrectH. Apply to U. UIERMAN No. 221 Wct.

Market street. anW dtf BOARDIIGIG. WANTEO BOARD For gentleman, wife and child (child fifteen months March 20, 1K3. Address J. E.

PostolHoc diawer 1 9, stating terms, which must be moderate mhl3dS aide lor single gentlemen or small ramily, cau betmd with Dr.it-elas hoard on application to No. la, so ilh side of Jefferson, bitweeu First aud, -Second BU-ects. inliiadS- vith board iTiiiB vcrv low. "Reference required. Apply at Sccoud rt'-k lor ecntle ansii-nt hnaid 1 1 25 n'-r day, stranenra will il i.l It their Inter to call.

No. 2i7 c.ond street. rei-1 di'odlm nflAlt niN Comfortable rooms ior lamltles JJ Ior single geiitlpmim, with good boarding, may be Dan Hi-rD. ejusi hihuiii, ni-iwi ni i-iim anu urccts. A lew table boarders also can be accommodated.

y1fidodtr furni ho I rooms for innil nmv lie hn-l nt. No. I i Ixtll BtH'Ct. betwi'en Grayson and Walnat; also, a tew day boarderw can be accommodated. nihS dt nt No Knt Market street.

Can have room, fire aud lights all uirnlshed at "ft per wer-k. per week toruny no25dtf hnnas tn-ihn dm ti T.ncxs Ue-t nil run In (Antral Market, -Three meal ticket for (oi f5. Good board, aud meal hourit to tilt tne public. dtf FO A TO It MAIZE-COUNTRY SEAT A desirable country Seat, containing T9 acres, comfortaluy Improved 'with an orchard of BClect iru sttuntd ou the Newburg road, two miles irom oadway; will be sold cheap and on good Uuu'. Apply toJ.

U. SB AF-FER 79 Jefferson street. tub 14 06. nnon ltrou-il avimiiAATid Be FOR MAN. "at CrumbanEh Uatoiltou'a.

F. 1' Wha- l.Ky, Agent. mhl 2 dim' rll I P. RA fif At ntir-llnn on 1 ha nrnmlHCK. 12 o'clock the valua- i improved larm of ll.

Ouy, near the Cane Run ivefroad, five and a half miles helow the city, con- lalnimr 155 acres. For descrlntii iccona J. W. h3 td face. Terms, one-third cash, balance on time tUOHES Real Estate Brokers I Hilt HAI.K-A VALUABLE FARM-Sitttaied iiles helow the city, beween Caue-rtin gravel road and tne mile fiom each.

Con- ialnsi5S acres 1S6 acres clearc-i And well inclosed, C.hlll'-l and cmmI nAitV. rnmfnrlnWo li tr rlwi-11. ItiKOfeigbt rooms, ana ncetasarv ont-bnlldlncs, all In food r.nnnltinn Tntnit wni.i tn. ,11. laiIinto two totB.ofOOandOS acres, each hayini a uuiLiuu u.uomtoihuu adu timitcr mptovemetitiB on the former, if not- disposed of at private sale bv i u.iiiu..t, vi woi nam on mat uay UttK RESIDENCES-I have ECfrai uue uuunv Hna nieniv im- Erovcn iiu-m lu-uui, cuuuij App.yiiliH' enter street.

UQB1- W. AYS. 1 Jja31 dl LE lANO acres of- lantt, within; -MHsmallei ririahimcs. -ApplV to DR: COCHRANB, 'WoVie-JStsLh street, or T3. Mechanics1, Bamc.

I.OST. LflrtT-PECaAtJi-'er a pair oi goiu epeciacies Magazine and Chestnut A suitable reward w.if! be paid ipr their return the oi Co at ns 2 in LOCAl ODDMNO ENDS. ry" To-morro wr 'ib the third Sunday of Lent, CNewTern, N. 0., was taken by the Federalfl six ypore atro to-day. "The falls of the Ohio are at present bie for the larccBl boats.

lFanny Kemble intenda revlBltlntr Lonia-Tille diirlng the present spring to eive Shak- apearean readings. fSTHdward Hanlon, who had that learfal fall last Monday night, "was promenading the elreeta yesterday, his arm (n a Blln. EHon. AJIao A. Barton reft here yesterday for Waehlngton City.

BThe floors ofthe new Gait Honse are nearly completed. Toe work progresses rapidly. UP about the door, and pa let near by an object of simple beauty. It will-bear frnlt Id tbe heart an hnudred fold. depth of frost In the CToand this win ter Ib eatd to be, by.

railroad men, deeper than that of any ieaspn for yearB. To-morrow, the 5th, is the birth-day of An drew Jackson. Had he lived 'to Una time (would that he had), be would have been 101 yearg ol(Ji are eald to make good pavements, and eome of oar suburb folks are neing Ihem. They buy them from the GaB Company. I3if St.

Patrick's day, the 17th, Is to be celebrated by eevoral religious and benevolent socie ties of this city. "The Teachers Mutual Aid Association will meet to-day at 2 o'clock p. in the Fifth Ward School bolldlng, to attend 10 buBiness of Importance, a general attendance la requested. Mr. Stephen W.

Long, the inventor of tha Brick Machine we mentioned yesterday, iaa native of Louisville, aud very little ovor tweiitv-flve years of age. fT Smoking le a fiahlt that is rapidly increasing in our city. We hear that tbe local sales ol cigars, tobacco, and pipes last year were much largr than tn any previous year. BidewalkBODMaln street werefitockfd wlthgoodBof every deecriptlon yeatertlay, and bacinesB on all the thoroughfares: of tho city ap peared uunsofllly lively. I-Tbree hnudred barrels oi" flour irere re- ceiYedby rail Irom Chloago on Thursday, consigned to parties in New Albany.

We hear it stated that two of 1 lie Louis ville police eaterday folio tylite the good esam-pleol the -New Albany. policemen took the temperance pledge, Hope they'll keep it tSNew Albany Lodae of Perfection. A. A. fi.

did Jta flrst work on Tuesdaj night, Irom the fonrth to the fourteenth degree. The order of the Scottish Hi to Is ina most prosperous condition in that city. Mr. Norman, one of tbe able editors of tbe New Albany Ledger, was In our city yesterday. Quarterly meeting commences at John street church, New Albany, this morning atlO o'clock, the proeidinc elder, Rev.

J. J. Bight, 53 Last evening there were in oar (the locate) room four respectable citizens, and strange to say, neither of them was a candidate for police commissioner, marshal, nor any other ofilce. tStyThe congregation of the Baptist church -bad under consideration last nitrbt the plaoB for the erection of a new church edifice on their beautiful lot on Broadway. I gentleman living a little beyond the House of Keluge had bis store-room feloniously entered on Thursday night and robbed of a considerable amount of bacon, lard and groceries.

I "Harvey Sealon, the oldest, and one ol tbe most efficient policemen of Loulflville, died suddenly yesterday morning, from the breaking of a blood-vessel. I Kl-Tbe workofeleaning the streets progresses I finely. Tho present weather is favorable to tbe work, and we hope that our street commissioners will avail themselves of it, so louc as It holds oat. A terrific flht took place yesterday altcr- noon between Cyrus, colored porter at the L. and N.

E. R. depot, and a big Newioundlaud dog. Tbe dog was mad so was Cyrus Bystanders Inter fered to prevent tho effusion of blood. markethouses yesterday were poorly sapplicd with country produce, owing to the fact that the recent rslne had woileu the streams and rendered several ot the country roadB Impassable.

t3Toeveral of our retail merchants have de clined purchasing sprine Blocks, owing to the uncertainty ol political and commercial affaire, and some of them Ulk of closing business until times get better. LDurIng the past week there have been re ligions revivals in progress at the IVainui-street Baptist church evory night, and many new members have been added. We are informed that they will be continued every night next week.and we hope many more will seek and obtain salva- tlou. 13?" The weather was remarkably fine yester day. It was more like spring than any day we have had this season.

March seems disposed' to play the agreeable, albeit she handled us pretty roughly for a lew days. Lots of handsome ladles fand some not 10 much so) were out In search of spring weather and spring goods. Both were easily found. young married man, who has Just com menced house-keeping out Fourth street, near the skating park, concluded to raise hla own eggs and chickens, as bis- premises had the advantage ol a poultryhonae and large yard. Yesterday be purchased a dozen fine, fat fowls at Central market and took them home lor breeding purposes, when he was dismayed by the communication or his cook that all Mb fowls were roosters.

KrAa house rent In the city Is so exorbitant. it is st range so many families, white and black, whoarelnfno regular employment, don't go to the country. Spring is Just openlne, Is the time to commence gardening, poultry raising. etc. Comfortable bomes'in the conntry, on linen of railroad and In nice Villages, may be had.

at cheap rates, with assurance of employment, for labor of all sortB is scarce in the country. learn that onr talented IfeJIoiv-cIiizen, Rev. George C. Lorlmer, has received a call to Iho chair of Belles Letters in one of the State Universi ties ofMissliBippl, bat It. Is not at all probable that he will accept the distinguished position.

Our Baptist lrienda' conld 111 afford to spare the Bervicea or Mr. Lorlmer at this time4 Tbe compliment, however. Is" one of which the eminent divine and bis large, congregation may well feel proud. U. S.

DISTRICT COURT. The Habeas Corpus Case. The habeas corpus case of Ned. Cummina, Mike Parker, David Haley and Welch, who bad been committed by Commissioner Vance, came up for argument before Judge Ballard. The evidenceon the part -of the prisoners was heard on Thursday, andV that evidence, with the report or the wee as it appeared In tho was taken as the entire evidence upon the hearing of the motion lor a diacnarae of On behalf of the prisoners arguments were made by ex-Go v.

Bramlette and Gen. John M. Harlan. They contended that the civil rights bill, andef which the prisoners were held, dtd not and could not lecally embrace cases like ,11 that bill or law did embrace cases like this, the evidence was of that character which, under Ihe Constitution, entiled the prisoners to ball. Col.

Briatow, District Attorney, objected to tbe discharge of the prisoners, and argued against the propositions announced by opposing counsel. The Judge, upon the conclusion of tbe arpn- ment, ordered the prisoners to be remanded, until the court waB prepared to announce Its opinion. The decision of this question Is looked for as one i of great'tntereet. Temperance in Bauds town. Tho temperance fever is spreading in many parts of Kentucky.

Wo learn that It has reached Old Nelson, and even penetrated A genfieman, who has U5t returned from a visit to that burg, says he found but ono man in the. place who had the moral courage (or rather the- Immoral hardihood) to lake a drink with him. He says tbe grog shops are. deserted, eminent topers become tem perance lecturers, and the old "Jolly Club" now nightly meet in a cbnrch and sins; cold-water songs. There hasnot been a row or a streetlight in that delectable little city for tbe pant two weeks.

Surely the year of jubilee baa come I The Bird We Celebrate. Ban. A. Wilson, of Bioomfleld, Kentucky, sent YabaDam a quill taken Irom the wing of a very large eaple killed near that place with a request that he take it and soar above, Yuba took the feather, a luck It in bis bat, and flew down a flight of ntaits In less tban no time. Alter ho lit, he sald.

be didn't think, tbe "soar" part was spelled right. In this morning's Coukieb the name of p. Ben. Kennedy Ib announced' sb a candidate for the office or City Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. "Mr.

Kennedy la a young man of energy and ability, and, if nomin ated, will make a stirring canvass and add ma terially to the success- of the ticket. Ue is well qualified and deserving the position. St. pATBicK'a Day. Tuesday next is St.

Pat rick's day, on which occasion the St. Patrick's "Benevolent Society of New Albany will turn ont iu lull' force, headed by the New Albany. Baud, and proceed to Jefferaonvilie to participate the consecration ceremonies of 81; Augustine's church. We learn that several Catholic societies from Louisvilie will also attend. Ward Meetikos To-Nienr.

The secretaries of; the different ward meetings to-night will oblige us by Cnmlshine onr office a list of, Uto delegates appointed l6, the cRjr aud county convention, have not reporters enough to attend the meetings without neglecting; other important duties, else we would not ask this t- Jin. Committees. Tbe one from the1 City Council and-tbe other: from- tbe County, will meet on Monday at 10 o'clock a. m'. at' the Council" To6msto: receive bids Ior building, the" new ,0 vjI -y V' Ward Club Oroaxieatios.

We will be obliged to the secretaries, of different ward clubs for a full UsLof their officers mud executive 41. I.D.FBYKE, S. BALI. CO. REAL ESTATE STOCK BROKERS AND NO.

09K FIFTH STREET, vfe23dtf Between Market and Jefferson. BT BBSUNT BTTCHA.NAN, So. a Third street, bet. Main and Market. i T-ro nf nn fnvofce Hal.

morals. Hosiery, Uandkerchlefii, Gloves, dec, direct iron, new xorx, AT AUCTION, rpHIS (BATURDAY) MOBSING. at 10K o'clock, at mhl4 UBMENT A BOCPANAN. Auctioneers. B7 8.

P- WHALUT, Merchants' Bank Building. Peremptory Cash Hale of a Brick Cottage toe 11 in. duu luiniwuiii-iiixiPi AT AUCTION. rrt RATnimAT A FTE HSonw. Mari-h litb.

KJ ats o'clock, I will sell on the premises, a nice of tho outbuildings. The sale will be positive and peremptory ior casn. anu i invite an parties m- mhlldtB B. P. HALEY.

Auctioneer. BY GARTB.EX.X. BKOOHSi Na. 127 N. W.

cor. Main and Foutth streets. A larse lot of New Qaeenaware, of all Dee- AT AUCTION. SATURDAY MORISG, March 14, at will Bell as above. N.B.

Ladies are especially invited to attend this tie GARTKKLL MUU1U1, mhl9 d2 Auctioneers, B7 0 JT. UTATHDWS. No. 2tt Market si rcet, bet. Sixth and Seventh.

s. ijit nf II nitaplinlt! Pur. Itnrct aiS( IUI ui riuo uinccniw Uooda, Uiothlns. (c. AT AUCTION.

y-v tdio A TTin A Vl MOIfNIMtl. at. ifto'cloct. at Kn. ih Market between Slth aud Seventh, I Will Bull as above.

ahii Auctioneer. BY O. O- mrTCHINBOM Trt-r, ai hot Htvnnd nnrl Thir1- Second i-rent eSoloaW wold ter)." valued at $00. ad Oent'd PW to mtctil small iwiragiiu niinia .1 nnri-lrV'. MiiloellaDeoaH UOOIU.

QATURDAY MORNING, at 1QH o'cloci. Ladles are ii lnvliea io auKuu. BY C. C. HUTCHINSON 70 Jeflerson street, between Second and Third.

GREAT TURD AY NIGHT HALE Of Books, ttibles. Jewelry, niches, Clutfa- rpRti (8ATDEDAI) NIGHT. March 14, ar ih o'clock. C.C HUiUUIJIoU-W WnailCUUUCTIt, BY BATHS IlIcNBTT. itosewooai wojdui noa v'n Bedroom Pnrnituie.

Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstund8, One Hat uncles, Hook Cases, Tubl'S, 'liti fafes, tine Kxteneton Tab en, Marble-top and other i 'enter ia-bles, flue Sprluc and Mattresses, Vurlor Vh Irs, Cusblonrd Itocfeers, Velvet nud oilier uorpcta, i-iovei, tKc, aw AT AUCTION, ah KATTTTtnAY MORNING. March 11. at I I lt i onftfr.n rnnm. On Flftil Btreet. near Btreet, we wui sen ub auuve.

i erms caba. mhlS HAYES MoNET r. Auctioneers. BV MOORE MALLET, No. 81 Fifth street, in Eleaunt rot of iWlrrorn, all s'zes, otoJ and fiquare.

black and gilt mahogany and silt and mahogany frnmesi also, a I arse lot of all kinds of Furniture, new and second-hand) also a splendid lot of silver-plated Ware, AT AUCTION. ON SATURDAY MOitNING, March 14th. lbBH, at 10 o'clocs, we will sell aa above, without re- at our auction rooms, No. 1 -cum sin ci. MOORE MALLET, Aucl'rs.

No. 75 Third bet. Main ana Market. Fixtures and toch of it lar-ioum now aoiiiffu- iroou uu-iuf-s, AT AUCTION. 0t MONDAY MORNING, March 1C.

at 10 o'clock, on the oremlBCS. we will cell for cash to the high est bidder. mni4 tt.Atlnl nutiiiammi. auuuuuccu. B7 COLSTON 1HOORS, Real Estate AucUoneeis.

A Have Chance for a Hive DweUlntr, Bcanti iuuy AT AUCTION. ON MONDAY AFTEEiNOOS, March 16, at 3 o'clock, we will sell without reserve, on the premises. in tm wfuit idp. of First street, the third house south of College street, a beautiful, modern built, iwo sfory una attic brick dw'H'nr hoase. nine rooms aud hall in main building, gas and water, with all modern Improvements, porc'n s.

cistern, cellar and atable. 10 hy 40 teet; fine shrubbery and trull. Lot 40 by aOO feet deep. Terms, one-third cash, halunce In Blx, twt-lve and eighteen montha. mbtl d2 BIT C.

C. SFBNCBB. pecialHalo ol a lnrne Private and Eleeant Library of Standard and Miscellaneous HOOKS, AT AUCTION. MONDAY EVENING, March 16, at 7o'clock 1 will oe sold at auction-rooms. No.

lOI Main between Third and fourth, a large and splendid collection ot standard and mbcelltin otiB books, being thcprlvate library Ol a literary gentleman. Thebooka ariif hcaoifi hv caiHioenp. and will be on exhibition the morniitt, of ihe sale. nihld 0. C.

SPENCER. Auctioneer. SV 8. P. WHALE ufflee In Merchant's Bank Building, Main street, be tween If UUt bLUDUUl.

Positive and Pe emptory nalo of Second Street itUBiiieiw rroi-unj, AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 17th. 1868, at o'clock, I will tell at public auction, ou the to the highest bidder, a house and lot. on the east aide of Second street, between Alain and Market streets.

The house is a two-story brick, wit-J storeroom and dwelling attached. Terms une-tnira cami iu u-nuw uu 18 months, with Interest aud lien. mhlS did r. Binu.fti.Aucw-wf. BT SIUTZLSB J43Prestoa street, bet.

Market and Jefferson, ubllc sale ol 73 A cres A No. 1 Land, In --i5 Acre lots. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 17. 1863, at IX o'clock, we will peremptorily Bell on the premises, at nubile auction, acres of A No.

1 land, in loto of-lS acres each, all cleared and fnucca. The place Is improved, wlthtwo good Ioec houses, with well of good water to each, stables, Ac is well aeniKiiliv iidtiitpil tor u-ardpninff. Located 5Kmllei below Ihe city of Louisville, on the couutv road about one-half mile west ot the Cano Run road, near the Ohio river. Terms-One-Hit id cash: the baluneein one and two years, with lnt rest and lieu Real Estate -Agents, Si Green, near Ihtrd s'. tuhS KUTZLEB Auction, oin.

bx moRnxs, sottthwick AT AUCTION. Monday Afternoon, March 16, 1868, AT 3 O'CLOCK, tlTE will bcII on the pran'ses, situated on tne soum rinr utronf nld Portlnnrl railroad, he twecn Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, a neat and WC.l-tmm coimee oi luurfwun. tnu s.wuwu, fi ont, suitable for a grocery or drug store. There are also a good cellar, cistern, and evflfj convenience. Lot 25x100 toau alley Sale posltlveVid peremptory without-limit or reserve.

mhlO MORRIS. 6QPTHWICK ft Anct'rs. B7 C. C. 8FSNCBB.

Household Furniture at a Private Residence AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY MORNING, March 17. at 10 o'clock, -iii iinvniii or nrivtp mtildence. No. 1 tl4 west side or Second street, between Green nud Walnnt.t- household furniture therein coutained, consisting of a variety ot parlor and chamber taraitarc ana oil ClOtllB.

bSSiJ1 C. C. 8PENCBB, Anctloneer. CANDIDATES. C1ROIJIT COURT I.Kit RICHARD T.

OWEN is a candidate ror the office ot Circuit Court Clerk or Shelby county. ACE SAKQKNT Is a candidate for Clerk Of the Jefferson Circuit Court at the August election, US. Ja3 die OHN CAIN la a candidate Tor Clerk ofthe -Teller, son Circuit Court. taSdtt WE arc authorized to announce JAMES P. CHAMBERS as a candidate tor ro-Hctlon to the office of Clerk ot the Jefferson Circuit Court at the ensuing August eiccuoitj FOR COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEV JD.

HARRINGTON Is a candidate lor Common-. wealth' Attorney In this -indlclal District. subtest to the decision ot a Democratic Convention. muiauic rOfJN fi. C.

5ANDIDOE, of Cumberland connty.Jfl a nimtidntc for re-eh-ct'on as Commonwealth's Atlornfy. in the Fifteenth Ju-ilclal District. mii iitwiiinv wi lt, DUFUY is a candidate ror RE-ELECTION to the office of Common wealth a Attorney In this District. de20dte M. WKlGliT is a candidate ior uommonweaiuvs Attorney In this District dejjdte PHIL.

LEE a candidate for Commonwealth's Attorney in ibis District. are authorized to announce NAT. GAITHKR in the Fifth District, snbject to the decision ol a Democratic convention. Jal3te rrrpomiinihnrirpc to announce J. D.

LILLARD nttmrvn aa a ranrttdatn for (To mraon Wealth's Attorney In tho Eighth Judicial District. Jai4 rtTE are authorized to announce L. U.NOBljii.ai a monwelth's Attorney for the Fifth judicial District at the ensuing August election. 'at dam 3 are authorized to announce L. THURMA ot Washington, aa a candidate for Common wealth's Attorney In the Fifth Judicial counuosot Anueraon, -itercer, munun ifbon.Tavlor and Washlnaton.

euhioct to a Demo crnttc convention, should one be held. ai aiawwwu FOR OLEKH CHANCERY COUIfT. Charles J. Clark for Clark ofthe Chan cery COQTT. CHARLES M.

THRUSTON Is candidate for Clerk ot tne court. jaiute fARRY STUCKKY Is a candidate for re-electio I for Clerk of the Louisville Chancer? Court. Ial7 are authorized to announce Dr. GEO. A.

HOKE IT FOR ISHKRIFF. Sheriff or LoulBvllln and JcQernon ronntv. aubl ct to lull uDtuwD ot a iuuiocraiic couvemion. muiu utc WE are aothorla.ee" to announce WM. C.

TYLER HB a Candidate for KliorlfT of onnnfv at the August election, snbject to the doclalon of a Dem ocratlc convention. fivjg Qtc WK are authorized to annonncc S.S. niTE Is a Candida li for Sheriff at the August election. Ja23dte are authorized annVnaofl JOHN BARBEE as a candidate for Sheriff of.lefferson county at the next election, subject to tbe decision of a convention. fe27dte WR.

ABLE Is candidate for Sheriff at ihe eneu-. lug August election. Ie2dte WK are authorized to announce Cant. JOHN MARTIN as a candidate for Sheriff at Ih An election. 1 ia9 dte OHN a.

RHITH. JAMHSP.BJirin. i J0HH R. SMITH SON, OMm 4 Geicril BBlssln- Meifhaits, 10. 4 BROAD BTRE1CT, UEVT TORE.

E. TW. Terry, jtovlavllle. A vent. le28deod3ni tTfnot called for within one month they will be ueau Letter urace.

lt FREE TYEi.TVirPV nriili.NhrmrWrii ntlherPS- fnfiftC0t ownrs.uiay be secured by observing the 1. DUlKrir iai as well as thr S0.101 wltl1 lu Poslofflce and State, street and number, slcu them plainly with full name, and request that answers be directed accotd- 3. Letters to or Cltv. whose snnrlnl addroHinH mnv nnnn. shoultf be marked in the lower left hand corner with' the word "tranatenl- 4.

Place the postage stamp on the upper right iiatui corner, and leave Bpace between Ihe stamp and direction for post-marking without Interfering with the wntlnft. W. W. A BEQUEST ior the RETURN of a letter to the wrhftr. if nnH aimed within 30 davs or leas, written or printed with the writer's name, Postoffice and State across tne leu nautl ena oi mc euveiup.

ou tut- mce side, will be complied with, and the letter returned frei of charge. (See sec. 23, law oriSBS. LAiHES' LIST. Brown Mlsi Frances (coDBoirers Mrs Sallle Hlrch Mtss Hannah Brlegs Mis Jennie Brauk Miss Jeaie Bolde: en Mis Jane moose Mrs Huckner juts mo Collins Miss TE Cully Miss Hatt'C Camo Mrs Martha Conklln MlSi Betile Dickenson Mts3 Kate Deadmande Miss (col) Davis Mr Martha Coke Miss Alice Crume Mrs Fannie Cantor Mrs Mary Colter Mrs Mary ftp in Ml da Anna Dowilns Dupln Mrs LB nderMlffl Harriet jord Mrs Sarah Graham Miss Anna Cray Cecelia Gamer Mrs Elizabeth UrsyMiu Virginia Forwood Mrs Cath ration MrsCaroHne (c Cray Mrs Ellen Ureenfleld Mrs Sallle (c Granger Lucy Humnhrey Mrs Charlie Holt Mr Banna Mrs Sue Hani Luclnda Hoi man Mis Martna lrwioMlss Llzzio Jackson Miss Claris-a Johnston UrsD Jrbnc Mrs Jos Jones Mrs Mary Henry MlsEUzabeth Hon el Miss Sallie HugbESMls Lanra Hughes Mlrs Molife Jones Mrs Joiio-f Mrs Kate Jackson Eliza Johnson Mrs Martha K1 ing Mrs Prlscllla yden Jane Lewis Mrs Polly May Mis Alice Moudia Mrs Phoebe Mara Mrs Eate Mo ehouse Miss A3 Mmton Mrs CI Morel Mrs HzaW Mitchell Miss Lucy MaryfleU Mrs Ma.y Mclntyre Mrs A Mrs Morton Miss Amelia Mays MrB Mitchell Miss Lizzie Morrison Mis rllza MulrMrs Eliza Mafon Fauuie Mathews Mrs Margaret McMurry Mrs yertonMlfiB Kate O'Grady MIssE Paul Miss Parthenla Patarson Mrs Sarah Pierce Mrs Molilo R'i laer Mrs Charlotte Rlrhardsou Mrs Mary Russell Mrs Meg Scrlbncr Mn S-harp Mrs Kate Snyder Miss HatUeS Sebrce Mrs Mary Shoemaker Mrs Margarette TiirathlfyMrs -Mury Rvlev Mrs Marv Roberts Miss Mary Smith Miss Jane MfcuAnna Sloane Mis F-allle Straus Miss Jennie Sh-'lly Miss Mollie sirs Emily "rinccnt Miss Martha Walker Mis Kate Wodfork Deify Wooliork Mits 8'8h WaininghtMrs Williams Mrs Mary Mis OA Wa it; Mrs liliamton Miss Helen Wingard Mis Ullle French.

M'me Josephine Thevenant GENTLEMEN'S LIST. AlexanderL AmesWj AppletonColL Alexander Atkins Armstrongs IV Andy Frank Allien Cyrus Archer, Co Brown Chas Brown John Boomer Gwynn Burin Huler Lewis Beaiamin Bales Henry (col)Bland Stro'her Bourland Bahta Bannert Butler ThOB Barton Ssnt'l ilaray Hzra Uennet Co Cnllen Chapman Carter Cullum John Collier John Covert saac Connelt Calvin Carter JasH Crauulr Cramer Geo Collier Thos Barrahan Gs.rreltCConsiat.tiae CallaghanS Cuoluagbam Ji Urolly Paul Crockett Albert Downs Andy Dean KrastusS Derrick John Davis Isaac Davis JasT Davis Joseph Dahcnv Co Dorbctt Louis Davis Wm Duett Wiley Ivana Embers Jared Evans C'S Ljlsher Jas Flanatran SI mm Fll1 i- i-ox l.ev torsyiii a tllftn John Ooslce Hher Gnllver Ja VI Gaie-tW Dr Garrett Wm Granstiaw Ulr'son ll uues uenry Gillespie G'-o 2 Green Wm Galleeher Gniy C4vlu Gufly BT Gaith Nathan uitniner Uarrv Greeuwald Garrett Haley Hcman Wm Hawkins Hcdrlcbs Dr Hopkins Jas Ha2lao Hcwct Isaac Howafo Tbos Herbert Hills HuchesD Howard Dr rohnFon 1 b03 James Mr ti 9 .1 Henry Wm Jno Hare John Ht'dlov Hillard Edward Hardlns Be Jan es lilciiard Joslvn Co A Jones Ira Jacks -n jno juctson wm Labtlns Mr Layman Lantdale 11 Lambert Sam Leltherr Sam'I LocklnR Leslie Leffiltcr John Laraptn John LoginWm LitlleJohnWCapt Layers Michael Li Bray Al Morton RtchMJ Martin Eob't Miles TJr MumfordCHMooney Thos Miller Wi Meddow Jerry Morton Messrs Myerd John Morton Mangan Wm Murphy Wm McCrockllu McKlnuey MeMaiu Jno lei Thos ool Wm Payne Pratt Jno Paris Jno A Phelps Henry ll (vera A liagland Will (c) Hay Hons Jno fl Ki-ftdintr Itlcherson Sam'I Itainsdal Dnt. li llObb A Smith FA smith Al Smith Smith C. Siuiih WW Spaluing Jno Sargent Gran Sanger Smith Wm A Smith Warue Stanton Dr bllnnahan Juo Swindler Tbo Self Amos Bmith PneakB Jos Bharpe Mrt Tanner Wm Tucker Thomson Jno ast Talbott Kleh'd Tuckermau Taylor Amos an Ollet ttcrback nard A Ward Paul Weaver Martin Weed WIT Ward Cant WH "Woo.i WT Wonlioik Jas Warner Co Wicklng A waten Jsawin Yonnker Jno Vates A A To inghlood (c) Tonug Alex Young ll Initials1. II (2) Italian.

Wecllasme Gnzzolo Bacegalupnl Ausu-tlno RT Pftrflonq rfttllntr for anv or thn nlwim Will please say-AD VEKTISED. COAL. W. 3. HTDES.

YD X3S GOOSE Dealers in all grades ol No. 139 Fourth street, opposite Masonic Temple. ORDERS by wagn or railroad sollcited.and prompt attpmlon pivon. Hpst Pfciahnrff coat alwavh on hand. lal T.

C. POMEROY, Wholesale an Retail Dealers iu Pittslmrg Coal. NO. 99W THIRD KTRERT. BETWEEN -MARKET AND JEFFERSON, tOUISVILLE, KY- fe28o8m ISA AO OROMIE Who legale and Retail tern In fi Best Pittsburg and YongMogheny 0A L.

ORDKItS promptly filled at the loweetmarket rates' and ot uie beat onullty of coal Principal uinee norm stue Market, near itum st Hruni-li ntnr-PH Klllh tttrt-rtt. at J. I. CrOnilu iff dp pot, and corner Thirteenth and Main caip? "ver. imii oi rr-tiioii rf i eonu SMITH.

B.B.WABON. MASOM SMITH5 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in OOAIi! IVo. ISO TinKD Street, East aide, between Jeiterson ana Green. Particular attention eivan to orders by rail or waenn 'cK W. L.

MURPHY OO VBOLKSALB AND BKTAIL DEALKRS IN Pittste and otter Goal for Parlor, Cooking, aid I'sc. ifice, kui Side af Third Dear iMdU I.lllllSVIf.l.K. KV COAL COAL COAL. Removal OWSKR MORPHY bave removed their Coa Office to No. 130 west rido ol Third afreet, one dooi twin Jefferson street, where they are prepared to fill ail orders with tbe very best Qualities ol coal at the lowest cash prices.

smisiacnon li: m. woods msiiBOi. 1 w. r. JEFFERSON SAW-MILLS, ODtther, itU enzei lid Cabell, M.

WOODS FEReUSON 4 CO. AND "DEALERS IN ALL AUL Kinuaot Bash, LlrcuiaraJia b.nxepBu.euiw poplar andOftkBulldlnK Also, mamiittctur tr .11 urtP.i nl nil Hum an Maple Lumber for Furniture Shingle Banlitert, Bsnch Backiu' Broom- HundleB, Boi Wehave trreat rftclUtlea for sawing BRID6BTJJI RAILWAY Tito and STttlNSSRS, for 'whfa. Maw WOODS IIBGTOOM CO by their Star Combination. Grand Hanlon mailuee this afteiroon, commencing at 2 o'clock. WE1SIGEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, MARCH 10, 17, 18, 19.

CHABLEY SHiTS ftUINCUPLEXAL TROUPE POSTTrVKLT the most comical and best hall enter-tainment in the world. The Illuminated Currlcu-ltim and Carnival no u.nnii nr Snunlsh Bolero fanny, lhc.P-t or tbe Doir Creation Four Great Comedians Two Fail Bands of Music, and 16 Star penormers. Admission Parqaetto.TSc. Dress Circle, 50c; Gallery, S5c. Doors open at o'clock; commence at 8 o'clock-mhlloS M.

L. TOWNS Agent. Hail! All Hail! the Gomiag OF THE INCOMPARABLE From their Douse of SIlnBtrelsy, WOOD'S THEATER. CINCINNATI, OD10. FOB THREE NIGHTS ONLY TlimtsDAr, FKfDAr.

AND SATUKDAr. illarch 13. nud 14. AT WEISIGEB HALL. The nmi'st.

Imi ('omplet1 and Rrfined ln- fITH an entire now selection ot Songs, Acts. Dances. Burlesouis. and Farces. old and worn-out ieci's nnder new names; bnt everything new.

trtt-ti. and hi Ulisint. r-wrfonueu by Urit-olasn ar- Utts only BILLT MANNING. A. J.

TALBOTT, johnny qukes. chas. e. colliss. With the best vooal quintette ard the flnpst orchoetra ever listened toat anv entertainment.

Cards of ftdmi siod, Sftc; orchestra rhslrs. 75; nailery, Sic. Doors open at to commence at o'clock. STEAMBOATS. 3.

B. montgomery (Snccessora to W. Jay Johnson.) General Steamboat Freight Agcnls, AND PKOFRIETORS STAR WE1ARFBOAT MEMPHIS. TBNNEsSKE. FOR NEW ORLEANS.

RUBE NFAI Master, C. U. BCHUL'Z Clerk, Leaves as above on Sunday, tho ilSih at 10 from eity wharf. For Tennessee River. BERMUDA AIKKX, Master, waves as aoove on ims uav, ui ih at 5 i.

m. For Clarksvllle aud Nashville. HAVANA P1KRCK, Mas-er, Leaves as aoove on inis uav, mn Sltth at 5 p. trora ctty wharf. Ulifc, it Aeenia.

For Memphis, and Sew Orlstns. R. K. SEAL CHAS. G.

SCHilLTZ Mfister. Sunday, tho ipe weaves as aoovo p5li--JUth at. io a. JtjPOK States Mail and Adams Esoress Steamer ror UWens'MiTO, caubiuu. ami ai-uuBiswu-MOUSING STAK HOLLCHOFr.

Master. TljAlft i tth at ciock r. st. MOOCIIKAD i Rfeular Express L'n" 'or Cairo and St. Louts.

SHAMROCK P. K. BARCLAY, Master. i Lravu above ou Srtturdav.the NUtu at oVhick v. u.

MONTCALM LKV1. Amenta. For Tennessee Klver Kftitpoit an-i BKHMUDA IKES. Master. Leaves ap anovc on t-ninruaj, tne Ulh at 5 r.

m. MO-HiriFAD A Aironts. recflnt dveu iiolnt on the Upper Cuuiberland. For Eastport and Florence. BERMUDA M.

AIKES. Master. tramum Leaves as aliove on Saturday, tho at 5 i'. M. MONTCALM LEVI.

Asents, For Tennessee Itiver. BE KM IT DA Ml LT. AIKEN. Master, Leaves as anovc on 8.iturd.ty. the KSL4.w.,Sl4lh at 5 i irom city whan, KTiii.i&ii!&M JUDGE FOIiKK, A cents.

ItlS GULAR PACKET FOR L'tlca, U'csrport. ncthlohem. (nrint's, Itladl- Keuturky Kiver, STEilEU BLUE WING, NO. 3. kavks LouisvnxE every toksdav.

1 URSD AY and SATUROAV at 1 p. m. Leaves CORRtlLLTOr fur Louisville everv MON DAY, WKDNKSUAY and FltlDAi ftt a. m. jr iremnt or passace appiv ou noaru it to iy UDtlK Jgi-nt'.

Louisville ami flroeu River Pncltct Compn- nv'fj apltmUtd rieutner FALLS CITY, S. VAN METER, JC. B. SEKLEY, Clerk Batur 'ayat 10 a. ii.

C. MUlt JaniO dtl Prest. Co. FOR CI1VCIIH3VjVTI. OLD RELIABLE U.

S. MA'L LINE STEAMERS. FaIIK Ki 50. lnr.liiritnir nipaln and statn-ronm dollar less than by raiIroad.j One of the new anw tipieuuiu uuumc-uucseu iiaiacu aicauiv-ns ASIKUIC.A D. WHITTKN.

Master, UlSlTEll FRANK CA Master, Yfll! leave daily at 3 o'clock j. k. maklne burc connections atCtnelnnaM with all the earlv rooming trains oi the Eastern cities. The boats ol thi line In acivtm mixiatlon excel those ofthe East or West. Tickets Tor sale ind basse ohpckel on hoard steainerp for all notnts East.

The a rove boats leave irom ttie com pany's R'harfOoat, toot of Third Street. Keirulnr Kentucky River Packet. STDAWEa WEEN, BAM. SAKDEUH Master G. M.

WOODS, Clerk, ui leave n-uievtue ior frantuort every Wednesday at 3 oVloek p. m. Leaves Louisville every Saturday u'nndmril. firfi-nn. and Shakers' Fen-v al a O'clock p.

x- for ireicni anu paaage appiy i JV1MS A KOltSEK. Ace AND MEMPHIS LOUISnLLE OT? and after MARCH Sd, IS65. trains will run as follows: Leave LouiBVilb a.m. 6 SO p. M.

Arrive at Nashville p. a. i 90 a. Arrive at uuniDoiai a. jimu a.

m. Arrive at MemphiB 9:15 a. ji. 3.3-1 v. The p.

n. train connects at Humboldt and Mem phis for all points South. Trains leave a-hville for Cbattanortffa and Atlanta at a m. and 7:30 p. aud ftjr Decatur aud HunU- vnie at a jua.

m. ano r. leepinz Curs accompany all nlftht train. Knoxvllle Branch train leaves Luleville atl 8i ii. io: Lebanon, Danville, and Crah Orchard, cun nectlnn by staRe to all important poin'r in aoum eastern Kentucky.

Jla djaoTm train leaves Louisville at p. x. Th.cMD ti rroin inrNuhviltft and Memnhli ruru daily: ihe 30 a. m. train dally, except Sunday.

Hnrdtown and Kuoxvllle branch traluK run dally ex cept Sunday. ALBKltT KINK. Jeffersonviile, Madison, ani Indi anapolis Railroad. rin Only All Hail Route to the EasP North and Weal PASSENGERS takmz tblo route arrlvn in eaiierr. cities 11 hours In advance oi those taking U.

s. mall boat same day. Trains leave and arrive at Jeffersonviile depot 0 mediately ODDOSite Louisville) asiouows: Depart. lriTe I r. Bagsace checked through to all principal points.

Eleeant sleeping cars on all night trains. Vnr pondrnRpd throueh lime tables and connections unit wmall hilts mi at i-uintnanv'a office, corner llilrd and Main streets, LoulavlHe. Ky. Beieral Euperluteodett. JAMES FKRBrSft, General Ticket Ajtcn JetfersonvlUe.ind.

Jun.i.vW. 1y' LGuiSulle, Cincinnati Lexington RAIL ROAD. ON AJsl At tar- Ji Ji Boiv UK ft run as follows: Stim-) Leave Louisville at tno Arrive at a. 11:00 a. and7KlO p.

x. 2:30 trftlna connect at Curistlansburt for ShelbyvUIe. Fare tiitough, 2 25. OA.11U1.4- "4. TO THE LADIES.

it A C.ERHART. 220 Fourth Btreet; has lust cetved Rems ot crude Pans work; aleo. very rich Brussels flouncing, very wide, with a full assortment of all kind of laces and embroideries. mho deodS To the Iaii0s Sirs; E. Sesterlienii, Femarc; Phystelae, EKPPCTFFLLY informs her- friends and tha public Ihatsbebat, removed her residence to No.

Jefleison street; nortn side, a fhw doors above First, where she la prepared to treat all female diseases. She is well known a skillful physician and midwife, and con-tantly keeps on hand' a medicine that will restore suppressed menstruation, let the cause be what it may. Call aud see her, ladles, mh7 deodtr tO L. P. YAMJ'JSJ-Ij.

March lit, 1868,.