The Louisville Daily Courier from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 1

LOUISVILLE DAILY COURIER. THE WEEKLYCOtJiMeR REDUCED RATES." BY W. JV. HALDEMAN. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Rlnnln Si '-vi'i wis year copy, six -Sa on For One Tear, by mail S12 v'P'es, one year, each 1 zi? Twentycopies and over, each i AfUiLl eflCh' and for cl fl.meiltB alflra to be made In advance. theSC Cann0t be Pwttred. llaU For hix mourns, ttv mail or Three Months, br mail 3 'J5 For One Month, by 3 PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. VOLUME 38. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1868.

To city subscribers, per week 25 cents, payable ie carrier. To Sewb Agents, three cents per copy. NEW SERIES, NUMBER 19 'tie LOUISVILLE COURIER CHARTER "CONVECTION. BANKRUPTS IN KENTUCKY. DAILY COURIER.

Arming the Negroes. Congress continues its trade of tinkering JEFFERSONVIILE ITEMS ESPA teamster docs not lock his -wheels till he knows that he is going downhilL Evciy act of the Radical party for two years past Baker, Jno Baker, James Erwln Carglll, Jno Callls, Jno Carlisle, BenJ Hardin, Harrison, Benj Sandefer, RE Scott, JasP Quinn, Samuel Carpenter, Jno Carpenter, Donnelly, Edward DHlehay, Engleman, Reuben Gentry, Garnett, Meeting Last Night The Work Begun. Pursuant to adjournment the Charter Conven Speyer, Henry Shelby, Isaac Stephenson, Llndsey watts, Walrath, Alfred Warrin, Wm Worsham, snowden with the States. Reconstruction follows upon JIXY 25, 18C8. SATURDAY JI0R1VIKG, FULL AND COMPLETE LIST.

reconstruction so rapidly that it is difficult to betrays its consciousness that it is going down tion met last night, President Morris in the chair WARREN COUNTY. hill. 'When a party knows that it is executin; Jeffersonville, July 2i, 1S03 A CORRESPONDENCE OF MORE THAN ORDINARY SIGNIFICANCE. The following correspondence between the National Republican Executive Committee Arrival and Departure, of Trains Atkinson, Geo Read, Guilford Stone, Daniel Staines, Steele, Wm Temple, John Trabue, Stephen Todd, James Todd, Dabney Taylor, Edmund True, Simeon Taylor, Edmund Ward, Geo Watson, John Walcott, Oliver Williams, Archie Watson, Jas Gray, Wm Hleronymus, Hall, Geo HenBley, Edward Jett, ME Johnson, Ben Jones, John Jenkins, Eph Johnson, John Jones, A Johnson, Stoddard Kersey, Silas Kendall, Jas Lee, Joseph Miller, Henry LOGAN COUNTY. keep pace -with the progress of these Radical workmen.

The Radical politicians seem to regard the State governments very much as Atkinson. Goo A the will of the people, and that the majority Slblev. ana lourteen members present, rne committee on Departments submitted their report in part, and the convention at once proceeded to the adoption of the report, section by section. The Browder, Thos Morrison, Ballev. Geo Mart.

I Nashville Railroad. Arrive. Nashville and Memphis mil 120 p. sr. Nashville and Memphis Express.

4:00 a. m. excellent acting postmaster needs no word of readers will find a Derusai of Depart. 8:30 a. a.

P. sr. their Puritan ancestors looked upon religion indorses its policy, then the voices of the people are sweet and cheeringr-r- Then the party is in a good humor with the people and is willing to trust them with free ballots. But louowmg is the result of the night's work: CITY GOVERNMENT. Chlldres, Jno Chelf, EF Former, Wm Gilman.

Benedict, James Driggs, Nelson Grandy, Elijah Hawes, Jas Isbell, Jas Jacobs, Kelly, Jas KeHy, Miles self-explanatory. For President I For Vice-President Saunders, Thos Stubblefleld, TW Smith, John Smith, Umbenhour, Daniel John Walnscott, WiUierson, Peter Wilkerson, Peter Sec. 1. The corporate powers of the city of The following Is a complete list of persons who have taken the benefit of the Bankrupt Law in this State up to the present time. Those who have aoDlled In the Louisville Court are given in as a thing "which was intended for nothing else but to be mended." The Southern States have undergone so many manipulations at the hands of these political tinkers that noth Prewltt, Thos Plaster, Prewltt, Wm Runner, BenJ Roberts, Roberts, Simmons, Jno Scott, Sklpworth, Woolfolk, Westorneld, Wm u.

S. Grant. Schuyler Colfax. Rooms of the Union Republican congressional committee, GALLATIN COUNTY. Harris, Thos GARRARD COUNTY.

Bardstpwn Accommodation 8:35 a. m. 3:50 p. m. Lexington ami Frank tort Railroad.

Arrive. Depart. Lexington 10:35 a. m. 0:00 a.

m. Lexington Accomuiodntion 8:10 a. m. 4:15 p. m.

Railroad. Arrive. Depart. 4HA t. PTPPnf Snnrtav.

I SrOfl a. Rxcent simihiv. Lackey, Thos Phillips, alphabetical order under their respective counties, but the records of the other courts, at Covington lAJumviue snail oe mviaeu into inree aisiinci ae-partments, viz: Legislative, executive and Judicial, and no ofilcer in one of these departments shall exercise any power belonging to either of the others, except as hereinafter provided. Adopted. LEGISLATIVE department.

Sec. 1. The leelslative nowers of the said elt.v Hendricks, 8 Harsh, A Henderson, Lewis, Wm Lowrv, Alfred McReynolds, Jns A when the people forget their places and begin to show symptoms of dissatisfaction, and impudently dare to censnre the acts of those in power, their rulers immediately discover that the public safety depends upon Postmaster Indiana: Sir The Rpiinhliran ntinni Best, Humphrey Spllman, Jas and Paducab, embracing the Sixth and- First ing is now left of them but the merest Radical patchwork. The civil rights bill, the freed-men's bureau bill, the first, second and third WASHINGTON COUNTY. Beam, David M.

Leachman, Stephen B. Smith. Jno Doty, Benj Congressional Districts, are not so available, ana we can only give the names In alphabetical order, iVH NE COUNTY. 11:00 p. if AH corn, Jesse N.

Crabtree. Pfiflrsnn M. Slavln, Benj Salter, Gabriel Yeakey, Jno as the lists from which they are taken do not show the Union Republican Congressional Committee being profoundly Impressed with the importance of vigorously prosecutlnc the ensulnu political campaign, apply to you for an Immediate contribution of $33 00. All in svmnathy with the nnmnw nT thu ifo. "MAGOFFIN COUNTY.

Arnett, Jacgson M'LEAN COUNTY. 0 P. daily. 13 a. daily.

Ford, Timothy Hackle Lush, Alexander Rice, A Robinson, BenJ new suffrage laws. This is why the Radical Congress has busied itself for the past two the counties in which the applicants reside. The shall be vested in a Board of Common Council-men and a Board of Aldermen, which, together, shall be styled the General Council of the city of Louisville, and shaU be elected as hereinafter provided for. Adopted. list has been compiled with great care, In order Acrer, joet Berry, Joshua Burnett, Ell D.

Burnett, Thomas D. Crukmore, David Gray, David Heath, Wm. S. Johnson, Wesley Johnson, Green McBeath, R. C.

Arnold, GREEN COUNTY. Allen. RW to make it convenient for reference. It Is a very Interesting and valuable document: SEC. 2.

No nerson shall be eli'rihlp as a Common Btickner. Wm Councilman who has not attained the age of twen- ADAIR COUNTY editions of the reconstruction acts constitute, one wouldsuppose, a sufficiently varied mosaic. But the bill to arm the negroes of the Southern States as a means of completely subjugatingtlie white race was still wanting to complete the evil workof Radicalism. Well knowing that the Anglo-Saxon race is too true to the instincts of its nature to be relied .10 Um. Lwul bu clcvuljc 11.

A-ftTJion mce above its own, they have made provision for WOODFORD COUNTY. Kepllnger, Luton, Landrnm, Alvey McManana, Patterson, Lafayette Riley, Samuel Sayre, Wm Smith, Alfred pnbllcan party will readilv understand that expenses must be Immense for organization, documents and speakers In successfully conduvtlng a Presidential campaign. The funds contributed will be Judiciously expended. Communications should be addressed to Tho L. Tullock, Secretary, Washington, D.

aud will be promptly acknowledged. years in manufacturing negro voters mid. disfranchising white men. It has meddled with elections and the right of suffrage as no other Congress ever dared to do. They found it necessary to pack the jury before submitting their case to its judgment.

Their whole effort has been by gfig laws and bogus votes to retain-a Atwelt, Thomas Henton, James it Brakeman, Jno Cann, Jas A Cheroning, Wm Dowell, Thos Edwards, GeoW Edwards. Jno ij-iulii -jeara, auu no person snail oeeiigioie as an Alderman who has not attained the age of thirty years adopted; nor shall any person be eligible to a seat in either Board of the General Council who has not resided In the city of Louisville for three vears next nrecedinir hts RlecMon. and is not Llle, Thos Llle, Perry, Ell Poore, Wm Poore, Sullivan Wash Whittock, Jas Wilcoxson, Newton Webster, Jas Wright, Jno W. Alexander, Brackett, BenJ Burnett, Usual Bonner, John Barrett, Barrett, Coffman, John Coffman, A Coffman, Isaac Erwln, John Gretrory, Johnson, Anderson Martin, Jesse Martin, Mptcnlf. Culbertson, Cnamberlln, Edward Public Speaking.

General Frank Wolford, Democratic Elector for the State Jit large, will address the people at the followiug times and places speaking to commence each day at one o'clock: Washington Johnson's, Letcher Friday, July Hazard. Perry Saturday. Jnlj- Big Creek, Clay Monday, July 27. Manchester, Clay Tuesday, July 23. McKee, Jackson Wednesday, July 2ft.

Kingston, Madison Thursday, Jnlv 30. Itlchmond, Madison Frldav, Juiv 31. Danville, Boyle Saturday, August l. Thomas, Worthlngton Evans. Fieldlnir A mw Pm.tnn a bona flde resident of the ward for which ne may Brockman, James Beard, Calley, Caldwell, Coomer, Edward Carter, John Dillingham, Dooley, Stephen Estes, Wartield Gollher, Marcus Jones, Greenup Jessey, Benjamin Janes, Preston Graves, Jno Hatcher, Ben Harlow, Win Lewis, Jas power of which the free expression of the pah lie will woidd deprive them forever.

tcWhcrter, Miller, Richard A Mnrrell, Samuel Nelson, John Prewltt, John Robinson, James Squires, Chris Spurling, Taylor, CJ Wllkerson, Samuel Winfrey, Walker, Lewis White, Silas supporting its revolutionary action by the or Townes, Joan a ThoraasonTD Tlcnenor, Williams, Whltacre, BB Wells, Williams, Ford, Thos Porter, David Gray, Robt Shropshire, Joseph Gray, Jas Shryoek, Andrew Gregory, Wm Woolums, A Hampton, Samuel Wllkerson, LLLtA.M CJjAr LlN, chairman. WILLIAM E. CHANDLER, Secretary Republican National Committee. EDWARD D. MORGAN, Chairman Union Repub.

Con. Committee. ROBERT C. SCHENCK. Chairman.

THOMAS L. TULLOCK, Sec'y Union Repub. Con. Ex. Committee.

Jeffersonville, JuIv2S, isgs. Head, Geo Hancock, Jones, Wm The New Tax Bill. The following dispaicn, iUVwa by Mr. Rake, John ganization and the arming of black janissaries who will be ready to execute the darkest'pur-poses of the Radicals. Fearful that an army of white men, inspired still with some love of FIRST CONGRESSIONAL (PADUOAH) DISTRICT.

MADISON COUNTY. Collector Speed yesterday, will be of interest Adams, Henry GREENUP COUNTY, Thompson, HANCOCK COUNTY. Rogers, James Smith, Levi HARDIN COUNTY. Hart. Ell Leftwfcb, Silas Thos.

L. Hillock, Sccrctani Republican Gregory, Hawes, Wm ALLEN COUNTY. AtlCOCh, Allen, Jas Anderson. Philemon Jational- Committee, ti ashington City. D.

C. Sir: Your letter Is at hand notlfvlntr mf thn: iho ik cuosen, auu wno is not a nouse-Keeperorown-er of real estate in the city adopted; who Is not a citizen of the United States, or -n-hn hnMj or discharges any oillce or agency under the uty 0f Louisville, the county of Jefferson, the State of Kentucky, the United States of America, or any department thereof, or under any of the States thereof, or any foreign government whatever, except militia officers of Kentucky; adopted, or who at the time of his election is interested directly or indirectly in any contract with the city of Louisville; or who holds any office of trust or salary in any corporation which holds any contract with said city, the terms, rates or prices whereof are subject to modification or enforcement by said General Council; adopted; and no collector or keeper of city money shall be eligible to either Board of said Council until he has settled with the city and obtained ouletus. fAdomeiii And ir iiftUroinn Nunnellv, Jas NunneHy, Robert Ogg, Wm Stagner, Albert Shackelford, Geo Williams, Wm Woodcock, Robt Duncan, Geo Embry, Talton Gum, John Haley, Wm Hill, Isaac Kidd, Wm Morris, John A Moore, Joseph Republican National Committee, being "pre Anderson, A Andrews, Buler, GeoW Duckworth, Jas lounaiy unpressea, vtc, naa levied, ana turougn you have demanded Immediate Davment otihesum Andrews, Johu to many of our readers: Washington, D. July 24, 1SG3. Philip Speedy Collector: New law took effect July 20th.

Whisky fifty cents per gallon and four dollars per barrel; smoking tobacco, sixteen cents; chewing, thirty-two cents; oil exempt; spirits withdrawn on payment of tax under present regulations, inspection commissions expire July 30. E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner. Haslam, Jas Irwin, Geo Kindle, Win -Moore, Jas Duncan, Jas A Dewitt, Feubern, Geo Gov.

Brnmlettc'4 and Col. Kinney's Appoint-in cuts. Kx-Gov. Thomas E. Brnmlette, Assistant for the State at large, and Col.

William R. Kinney, will address the people at the following times and places. Speaking each day at 1 o'clock p. m. Mt.

Yjynon, Rockcastle county, Saturdav, July 23. e. London, Laurel county, Mondav, July 27. Manchester. Clay county, Tuesday, July 23.

Barboursvllle, Knox countv, Wednesday, Julv29. Williamsburg, Whitley county, Thursday, July Somerset, Pulaski county, Saturday, August 1. Political Speaking. H. T.

Harris. Assistant Elector for the State liberty and conscious of their superiority to the negro, would not, at their behest, deal a death-blow to freedom, they seek to have ready for the revolution they propose an army of negroes led by carpet-bag officers, and ready to execute blindly the will of their Radical leaders. They proposa peace by organizing revolution, and they propose to arm the ignorant and the vicious for the purpose of subjugating Foster, Iredell Francis, Milton House, Holland, Lee, Anthony Moore, Morrison, McFarland, Jas Falmer, Thomas Fotts, 0 Iwggs, Greenberry Speares, Charles Smith, Anthony, Boyd Anthony, Anthony, George Allen, James Barlow, James Brown, Berry, Milton Brown, Fountain Boren, De Eerry, A M. Dobbs, Davis, Eubank, of thirty-eight dollars from me. in order to procure documents rfhd speakers to vigorously prosecute, lu behalf of the Republican partv, the ensuing campaign.

MARION COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. Wilson, Geo HENDERSON COUNTY. Allln, John Ingram, Wm i our commiuee eiaim tue ngut, i presume, to levy this tax unon inc. because ihev an of opin Anglen, Armstrong, James Armstrong, Ashley, Austin, Atherton, Thos Baldwin, A Baker, Chas Barker, Bary, Jas Beadles, A Beadles.

Jos Metropolitan Music Hall. Another large and tion, any member of said Council should remove out of the ward for which hp hnon appreciative audience attended the performances at this Hall last night. The double clog of Billy FOlUS, li the superior race. Under the false cry of loy Hamilton, Richard Kirk, WllllaraS Miller, James McAtue, William Pearce, Simms, Sheegog, Edward Thompson, Thompson, James Vowels, Matthew Vauarsdale, Wilkinson, James Wilson, A ANDERSON COUNTY. Beard, John Beard, Elijah Brown, Collins, John Cravens, George Crowders, James Doom, Benjamin Ewing, Thomas English, Fenwick, Cornelius Foster, Thomas Goodwin, Graves, John Hite, William alty, they propose to overthrow by force of arms the Constitution of the United States.

Dawson. Wade McKee, Jno A or become a candidate for, or accept any office or agency, the holding or discharging of which would have rendered him Ineligible, or should become Interested directly or indirectly In any contract with said eltv. either as nrlnctnal or Bennett, Berrv. James Fenwick, Cabell Harrison, Wm Keller, Wm JordariiWm Maddox, Myers, Ben Shlpman, Wills, Jno who shall by bid or otherwise offer to Berrv, Berry, at largo, on the Democratic address the people at the following times and places: Mount Vernon, Monday, July 27th. New Haven, Saturday, August, 22d Hodgeavttle, Monday, August 24th.

Liberty, August Countv Court. Hour of speaking 1 o'clock p.m. Speaking at Bruncrstown. De Vere and Bob Wilson was certainly very good. 'H'lle Olivia walks around the stage on her toes in her dances as if it required no exertion whatever.

M'lle Francis is very graceful, and dances beautifully. The female minstrel scene was tis good as we ever saw. In addition to the present company, which certainly Is a good one, we understand will be added three new stars next Monday, which will make it the best variety entertainment ever witnessed In thLs city. The management de aiouuijoj, tyuey inase a contract witn sain city, nts seat snail be thereby vacated, and the General Council shall proceed.to fill the vacancy without delay. Stock Laurie, James Leavall, A Leonard, Chas Lewis, Little, Love, Loh, Geo McCoy, McCune, Alex McDaniel, Markham, Marshall, Gabriel Martin, James Mathenv, A Mayers A Boaz Mayfleld, Melloo, Miller, Mllburn, Chas Miles, Richard Mitchell, A Mitchell, Mitchell, Thomas A Mitchell, A Melton, James Mlmms, Monarch, Richard Moore, Stephen Moorehead, Motheral, A A Morse, Morse, Jas Morse, Thuuias Murray, Murray, Mulllns, Howard Nabberly Nelson, John Noland, Peter Nunn, 'unn, Chisley O'Hara, Reuben Omer, Hardin Overall, John Owens, A -Patrick, Azor Paine, uerry, ii Berrv.

Ben Having used the North for the proclaimed purpose of preserving the Union, they have perverted the objects of the North by destroying civil liberty and sundering the Union. Having secured, by force and fraud, a Radical representation from some of the Southern States, BATH COUNTY. Joseph, A Godshaw Lilly, James Lockett, David Levy, Joel Martin, Newman, John Payne, Porter, Bennett PoweU, BenJ Payne, Geo Posey, Joseph Porter, James Randolph, MF Rucker, Rankin, Sandefer, Steele, Salem A Seelig, selgmund Trlplett, Robt Terry, Watson, Jerome MASON COUNTY. urown, a Bentley, Leonard Bethel, Joseph Biggs, Bradshaw, Robert A Curtis, Jacob Campbell, John Cheaney, Thomas Collins, Dunn, Wm Dixon, Archibald Jr Eastln, Robt Funk, John Grlflln, Griffln, JB Gibson, A Hancock, Sam'l Hancock, Milan Hancock, Lazaru3 Hallmark, Austin Hallmark, John Huston, Bell, Robt holders In corporations may be eligible, but shall Brewlngton, Sallie Dodson, Geo not vote on any question uirectiy or indirectly ar-fectlne such COliLract. or nnv rln-ht.

nr lintv undor F. Hagan and W. H. Rcasor, candidates for the Adopted. Sharp, Marion Sharp, BenJ Simpson, Thomas A Shultz, Christian Vice, Geo A Wilson, Matthew Wilson, Jacob Wrenchey, John serve to oe patronized by the citizens of Louisville.

Harvey, Wm Hendricks, Garnett McBee, Wm liogers. Wm Robblns, Wm Sharp, Wm Sharp, James Blnford, Gideon Blair, Bohandon, Bolen, Boyd, Robt Bozman, Jas Bralne, Brand, Brelsford, Wm Brlckell, John Brockman. John There will be'a matinee to-day at 2 o'clock, for Dorsey, Jas Dav, Joel A Dobyns, Henry Eckman, Daniel Hawes, John Haughey, Wm Holmes, Austin McDanlel, John Ricketts, Elisha Ruddell, Johu tne Deneut or tne tames and children. Bail, Abram Bergeman, August Ballenger, Willis Ball, Levi Chanslor, Wm Chancellor, John Chancellor, Wm Conwan, Nathaniel Chandler, Titus Coons, Geo DeHaau, BenJ iTosecutmg Attorney, and other candidates, will speak at Brunerstown, on Saturday, July 23, at 3 o'clock p. m.

Speaking. Gen. W. T. Ward and J.

Hop Trice will speak at the east end of the Court-house uu Saturday night at 8 o'clock. BARREN COUNTY. Brent, Sam'l Hoblltzell, Brown, John Brown, Stanley Bruit. Jas they arc now employing the representatives of negroes to silence the votes of the Senators and Representatives of the white people of the Norlh. As a further step in their policy, they now decree the arming of the negroes of the South as a means of crushing the liberties of the North and enforcing throughout every State the Radical doctrines not of'equality, but of negro supremacy.

It is needless for the people of the Northern States to attempt to conceal the danger which threatens their liberties. They have but to I MERCER COUNTY, HART COUNTY. Garvin, Garvin, Earl A Gardner, Thos Johnson. Buckner, Wm ku. d.

ltepresentation snail be equal and uniform in the city of Louisville, and regulated by thenumberofqualified voters now ascer taincd, and to be ascertained in the vear 1S70, by an enumeration every ten years thereafter, and the General Council first elected under this charter, after the enumeration of 1870; and the General Council first elected after each enumeration thereafter, shall lay off the city Into such number of ward as the interests of the city may require, not exceeding twelve, as nearly equal In qualified voters as may be; and the qualified voters of each ward shall elect two qualified members of the Board of Common Councllmen and one of the Board of Aldermen. The hour of adjournment having arrived, ine convention adjourned till Monday evening next, the members present being determined to go on with the work, meeting four or Ave nights per ivooii, if ueuu tie, until the charter be completed. Anderson, Andrew Howe, Robt Accidents. About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a little daughter of Mr. H.

Randall, aged about twenty months, climbed into a window of a room In the second story of the ell of his residence on Center street, between Walnut and and fell thence to a brick pavement. It struck on the back of its head, and Its Injuries are or a very serious If not fatal character. A small child of -Mr. R. Knott, on Chestnut street, between Center and Sixth, also fell from a window to the ground yesterday afternoon, but fortunately was not seriously injured.

Bullock, Jas Butler, A Bridges. Alexander, Wm Albrltson, Jno Balrd. Richard Angel, Balrd, And Burch, Judson Baley, Carden, Madison Curie, David Collins, Geo Caldwell, Isaac Crane, Geo Cox, John Bybee, Rob't Barlow, Herman Burton, Wm Beck, Wm Crenshaw. Jas Coombs, Isham Davison, Thompson Edmunds, Fltzpatrlck, Forrester, Thos Farrls, Green wald, Jos Herman, Wm A Hodges, Jefferson Hughes, Rob't Hudson, Jno Hutchison, Cyrus Jones, Jno Maupln, Marcellus Murreli, Murrell, Jesse Murphv, Martin, Meredith McCown, McQuown, Proctor, Geo Preston, Jno Radcliffe, Jas EettleTAlfred Sanders, Henry Williams, Wm A Yates, Weden Hodges, Henrv A Munford, Emmlt M-Perry, Wyatt, Wm Williams, Jno Williams, Thos Calvert, Jas Canady, Allen Cartwright, Lucien Carden, James Carr. Bottom, Bottom, Martin Bottom, Turner Bottom, Turner Bottom, Iverson Bennett.

Wm ion that I am au appointee of Abraham Lincoln, and if I should fail to fork over this required sum, removal from office may be the consequence. Now, sir, have you not recently enacteda law ihat provides thai everv person appointed bv Abraham Lincoln to anv civil office, and continued bv the Senate, shall be entitled to hold such office until he is shown to be guilty of crime or misconduct in office, or where the term of his oillce Is limited by law. If so, can I not defy your riglu either to collect this tax or remove me from office lu case 1 refuse to pay you thirty-eight dollars. If, however, you lutend for me to voluntarily contribute the sum yon have taken the liberty to name that I should pay. I beg leave most respectfully In the exercise of that discretion allowed me "to decline its payment.

because under the plan already adopted by you it is wholly unnecessary to collect this or any other sum for the purpose of employing speakers to vigorously prosecute lu behalf ofGen. Grant and Colfax the ensuing political campalcn. The Republican members of Congress have already shown their wllllugne-s to prosecute the campaign as vou desire bv enacting laws extending the elective franchise to those who will vote the Republican ticket and enacting laws withdrawing the right to vote from those who desire to vote against the Republican ticket, if these laws already passed do not secure the election of amnt and Colfax beyond a doubt It will take but little more time to so amend by enfranchising and disfranchising to put the result of the election beyond a doubt. If any one be so thoughtless as to doubt the power or jus- tlce of such a course just whisper rebel, or copperhead, in his car. These gentlemen belug now paid for their services out of the public treasury.

It not onlv seems to me unnecessary but oppressive to tax the employes of the Government, whose salaries arc barely sufficient to support themselves and families, to enable you with the money thus collected to do that which the Congress already paid have shown a willingness to do. The Republican partv having bad complete control of the United States Government for the last eight years, have so administered li that about five hundred thousand of its male citizens In the prime of life have been slain in civil war. Property to the value of thousands of millions of dollars has been destroyed. Taxes have increased more than four fold and have been so levied to discriminate In favor of capital against labor. A natloual debt of three thousand million, saying nothing of the enormous Uoatiug debt created.

The Constitution that established a union of States with equal rights and privileges disregarded and trampled under foot, and many of the original coequal States are expelled from the Union and forced to submit to tvrannlcal military rule un-equaled bv anv eivllized people. Millions of our white race are forced by this military rule to beg of the African nice who hud Just emerged from servitude -these same whites, for all the to life, liberty aud property that is al-lo'wed them. For these reasons I must refuse to pa vvoh these thlrtv-elcrht dollars to enable joii Cash, Patter, Jno Forrest, Alex The Xinth Ward Democratic Club Will meet on Saturday -evening, the 25th at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. By order of the President.

J. E. PILCHER, Soc'y. The Eighth Ward Democratic Club Will meet on Saturday evening, the 25th at 8 o'clock. A full attendance Is requested.

JOnX S. CARPENTER, President. Fifth Ward Democratic Club. A meeting of the above club is called for Saturday ersnlng, 25th at 8 o'clock, at Welman's flail, on Market street, above First. A full attendance Is earnestly desired.

By order of the President. H. T. JEFFERSON, Secretary. Chamberlain, Wash'ton Perkins, Chamberlain, Jackson, Wm A Kirkland, Alex Leathers, Wm Lucas, McKlnny, Wm Miller, Thos Morgan, Geo Rainey, Geo Robards, Alfred Sallee, John Shark, Wm Smith, Jas Tacum, Sam A Tanner, Branch Vanarsdale, Jackson Yanarsdale, Vanarsdale, A Vanarsdale, Vanarsdale, Elijah Vanarsdale, Perkins, FintsM HENRY COUNTY.

Ireland, Kelly, Samuel Adams, Adams, A KENTUCKY NEWS. trace the progress of Radical policy from its first modest whispering for free speech and freedom to the point where it has reveled over the suppression of the press and the capacious bastiles filled with the victims of their persecutions. They have but to compare their professions for the preservation of civil rights and BOURBON COUNTY. Bailey, Frank Cochran, Alonzo Cannon, Jno A Dean, Jno A Demaree, Harrison Denovan, Jas Edwards, jonn Brewer, William Ashurst, Aylette R. Jones, Garrett D.

Letton, Burton S. Corbin. Abrara F. Berry, Barton, William Forsten. Mcurew, james Roberts, Roberts, Stewart, William Smith, WiUlam Williams, Thomas Watklns, Wills, Wllhite, Joel Young, James From the Henderson News.

Death from Stjn-stroke. On last Friday afternoon a farmer coming into the city saw the body of a woman lying upon the plank road near the farm of E. W. Worsham. He alighted and found she was dead.

A little girl, some three Farnsworth, Henry Gabhert. Ehiah civil liberty with their overthrow of civil government, and the reign of the sword which Barbour, Coyle, Forbes, Holly, Thomas Hopkins, William Hurley, Thomas Grlgsby, Louis MEADE COUNTY. they have inaugurated. Their whole career Letton, Lemuel P. Mulr, Lewis P.

Price, John S. Stevens, Joseph Shropshire, Augustus C. Shropshire, Ben. T. Shropshire, Ben.

N. Scruggs, Charles F. Shropshire, John P. Steele, Wm. M.

Tipton, Samuel E. Wlgglnton, John T. jeaiauiu, wimaj-iug uearuursme. me woman Cuibin, Thomas H. Cook, John David, Arthur 0.

Evans, Silas Forsyth, J. H. oaper, Johu GoD', Thomas J. Hutchinson, Martin Hutchluson, Nathan F. Horton, Jackson A.

Hildreth, John K. Horton, Thomas J. Inviting Proposition a. As Mr. Reasor and his friends do not seem disposed to accept the even bets offered on the election of Mr.

nagan, no doubt thinking it safer to invest on we have been requested to olTer-the following, any one or all br which they are at liberty, if so inclined, to accept: $100 to $30. 200 to 100. 500 to 250. 1,000 to 500. 2,000 to 1,000.

3,000 to 1,500. 4,000 to 2,000. 5,000 to 2,500. That Hagan beats Reasor. The following personswho have claims on the United suites since 1S64.

for working at the for-ti orations at Louisville, are requested to call on A. Stein, oillce of Louisville Volksblatt, Third street, Cheatham, Clark, Clark, Chas Clanton, Geo Coats, Wm Cobb, Cobb, Llnah Coffee, Cahn, Solomon Cally, A Conaut, PH Conner, Cook, Lewis Cook, John Cooper, A Covington, Cowan, Craig, DY Crutcher, Cunningham, Nicholas Cunningham, Andrew Cunningham, Jas Covlntrton. Wm Hunt, Wilsons Sale, A. w. Ostrander, John M.

C. mui eviaenny iaiien aean rrom sun-stroke. Marshal, Gavle beintr notified of the affair, nromntiv uosians, tiiijan HOPKINS COUNTY. visited the spot and had the poor woman properlv burled, This unfortunate came to our city several has been one of revolution and deception. Their pledges have been so often violated that it is weakness to credit their most solemn professions.

Their 'political platforms, the resolutions of their Congress, even their legislative Ashley, Thomas Nlsbet, uays since, in company wicn ner nusuanti. itiev Noel. Wm xticauruson, w. u. METCALFE COUNTY.

Crenshaw, Wm. A. Johnson, Francis C. Gassaway, Patrick H. Malone, Isaac H.

Poison, James B. Hughes, Blackmore were In Indigent circumstances, and had asked BOYLE COUNTY aims oi several or our citizens. From the Danville Advocate. Ashley, Cyrus Berry, Newton Browning, Amos Dunn, David Carlisle, Buford enactments, have been shamelessly violated MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Rains We have had several fine rains In this section recently, but we understand that they are not by any means general.

In the west end of the countv the rain on Saturday was accnTnmnled hv Lyle, Wm. H. Manler. John Nelson, Rogers, Reuben Smith, Slaughter, Shackleford, Geo SUtes, Wm Stone, Trotter, Levi Weir, Washington, Wm Wlins Meredith Walker, Jas Anderson, James H. Everett, P.

M. Fluty, John M. Gatewood, W. H. Kinney, John David, Krone trick Magulre, Samuel H.

Rochester, John W. Sandlfer, Geo. L. Shlndlebower, John L. Shumate, Willis Stephens, Nelson Tarklngton, W.

L. Turner, M. M. Talbott, A. G.Mr., Democratic Convention Fifth Congressional District.

By order of the District Committee, a convention of the Democracy of the Fifth District, will be held at Lagrange, on Wednesday, August 12th, for the purpose of nominating a candidate to represent the district in the next Federal Congress. The County Committees of the district will proceed at their earliest convenience to "call meetings In their respective counties for the appointment of delegates to the above. JOHN MARSHALL, Oldham. Dr. L.

E. BROWN, Henry. JAS. A. DUNCAN, Owen.

M. DUNCAN, Louisville. J. FRY LAWENCE, Jefferson, Chairmen. Democratic Meeting in Henry.

There will be a meeting of the Democrats of Henry county at Newcastle on Saturday, August 1st, for th purpose of selecting delegates to tne District Convention to be held at LaG range, Aug. 12th, to nominate a candidate for Congress. a heavy wind, and the corn was greatly damaged'. Aiken, J. B.

Clemens, John Dodge, S. J. Dobbs, Wm. F. Dodge, J.

M. Forbfs, H. K. Fackler, John T. Gere, James Hopkins, John s.

Hariand, James L. Klmberlin, E. Oldham, Thompson B. Smith, Edwin T. Smith, James uarawen, ueo ti Crabtree, Wm Foster, Robt Graddy, Hodge, A Hicks, Jones, Lisenby, Monroe Davis, Johu Delvlu, Frank Deboe, John Dinwiddle, Wm Dlmmltt, Doom, Henry Dorrah.

John near market, to sign pay rolls and draw their pay: Robert Wallace, Jordan Arthur, Henry Sutton, John Lewis, No. 1. Thomas Green, George Spellraan, Wiley Jones. Not Johnny. The John Wilson, whose arrest for being drunk and disorderly we published a few days ago, was not Johnny Wilson of the "Council Chamber." He don't do "such things." Dupuy, John JACKSON COUNTY.

Freeman, Efford JEFFERSON COUNTY. jjycus, rauou ir Edellm Jas Edwards, Thos MORGAN COUNTY. Brown, Wm Livingston, Peter Horton, Rodah Turner, Jas A Hampton, Geo MUHLENBURG COUNTY. Clark, David Johnson, Henrv James, Wm Townes, MASON COUNTY. NELSON COUNTY.

Arnold, JasT Jenkins, Margaret Ballard, Thos Lewis, Wm Blandford, Mnrkley, Stephen Bray, Geo Purdv, Duncan, Pflaumbecker. BenJ Fentou, Johu Wimsatt, Jno A Gore, Enoch AV White, Granville NICHOLAS COUNTY. by themselves, and the interests of party have ever weighed with them more than the welfare of the country, until negro supremacy aud military rule are now resorted to as their only hope of retaining control of the government of the country. This latest purpose of the Radical party to arm the negroes of the South is so fraught with danger that some even of the newly admitted Representatives of the South have raised their voices against the monstrous design. Mr.

Boydcn, a member from North Carolina, in the course of a recent debate, deplored, ill the following language, the mischiefs which would inevitably attend this arming of the negroes: "Mr. Speaker, I am.alarmed at the condition of the country. It is proposed to send arms to North Carolina that the people may use them against each other. Great God, we cannot afford to fight each other. Keep away your arms, do nothing to Irritate our people, but do everything In your power to assuage and heal the excitement there; cat ud ariila.

i warn me House if arms ate Edwards, Hezeklah Edwards, Elcher, Henry Elkins, Jos Emerson, Marine Etherldrre. Miles Large quantities of peaches, melons and other fruiis urn hovn daiiv from the South by railroad. State of Thermometer. July 24, 1SC3. A.M S3 4 P.M 86 From the CarlisleMercury.

Sad Accident. A little son of Michael McMa-hon, near this place, was sent to the pasture to cutchahorse, on Monday last, and in attempting togetonhimmfssed his hold and fell under the auimaVwho stamped him in several places, inflicting painful though not dangerous wounds. We were blessed with an abundant rain In this vicinity on Saturday evening last, which materially changed the atmosphere, rendering it cool and pleasant, which before was so warm UptfhiVA'JW almost insufferable. tl mriuefa Yepot the corn crops as promising, and "everything looking lo e- lj- ana llic6ooaolieiueIlIgb. Fiom the lllehmonii Register.

Sudden Death. Mr. George Tracey, a highly respected citizen of this county, whilst engaged in his harvest field on Friday last unthoughtedly drank too much cold water whilst overheated, which caused his death on the following day. Spunky Woman. Mrs.

Wm. R. Haley, of this county, suddenly came in contact with a large rattlesnake hear her icsidence a few days since, instead of screaming and fainting, as many a woman would have done, she attacked him with a club, and demolished his suakeship. She deserves credit for the spunk she exhibited on this occasion. The snake was stuffed and exhibited on our streets on Tuesday last.

It measured near live feet. Johnson, Robert A Jones, John eeWllF McMlchael, Moore, James Mason, Omer, John Parker, Ellis Phillips, Patton, Robert Ross, John Tyler, Wllmans, James Waters, Wm Bennett, Thomas T. Butler, Richard Carrithers, John A Dean, Dumesnil, Henry A Fried, Philip Fry, Wm Green, James Gilman Daniel Gllinan, James Hord, Hoge, Hoke, Henry Johnson, Charles Farhul, Gotlelb Fltzheury, Flemlmr, John 12M 8G 5 p.m.. b3 BOYD COUNTY. Burdett, Joseph Kowns, Chris Borders, Allen Newburgh, Chas Creasy, Wm Norrls, Couley, Harmon Poage, Hugh Henderson, Jno Walton, Ell Jacobs, Wm Wilson, Chas Jones, John P.

BRACKEN COUNTY. Browning, Stanfleld BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY. Branham, Wnf Cooper, Jacob Board, Oscar Grabfelder, Abram Burdett Richard Quick, Ephrlam Bruner, Cyrus Rhoades, Cary BULLITT COUNTY. Beunett, Nelson Johnson Fred Dent, John Nichols, Johu Heady, Morrison Oldham, James Hogland, Lorenzo- -Wilier, Clinton Hornlieck, flames BUTLER COUNTY. Keown, Alex White, Wm CARLISLE COUNTY.

2 P.M S3 fi P.M a 3 r.M S4 10 P.M., S3 Brlnegar, John Myers, Geo Ellington, James CITY Sears, James Stewart, Wm Seeby, Johu Suddlth, Ezlklel Varner, Noah Field, John Grimes, Mitchell Howe, Robert Jones, Ben LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY. Fleming, A Flournoy, Flournoy, Fobz, Leopold Fowler, A Frazer, Futnel, Nat Fuqua, Gee, John A George, Jesse Gettings, A Gentry, JF Gough, Simeon av. ihajztiitnr nf the Louisville Courier: Myattentlon has Just been called to a card sign Johnson, Jno Lehman, Simon, Lentsch, Ferdinand Levy, Llshey, John A Livingston, Simon omo COUNTY. ed L. R.

Tuttle, in which my character has been most grossly assailed. I thought when I denounc Blevins, John A sent there we will be ruined; we cannot, live there. If we need anything In the way of arms in God's name send an army of the United States there, but do not arm neighbor against neighbor. There never was a more mischievous measure than this proposition to arm one class of our peo Neighbors, Geo Plumber, Saml Graham, John ed him as a liar, that one hundred and eighteen CASE BALL GAME. There quite a respectable turn out of our New Albauy, and the Excelsiors of ouT We noticed a number of ladies In attendant seemed to take quite an interest in the contest.

The game was played ou Barker's track, a very favorable ground for the occasion. The boys on both sides commenced with a remarkable degree of earnestness and vim, and continued thus until the close, notwithstanding the excessive hot weather. If was soon discovered that the Excelsiors were too much for our New Albanv before the conclusion of the game the latter gave it up and quit. At the time of the cessation of -the play the game stood. Excelsiors S3; Crlchtons rO; with every advantage in favor of the former.

A splendid supper was prepared bv our boys for their opponents at Nagle's of which they partook with a hearty good will. The supper was gotten up in au excellent style, which reflected credit upon Mr. Naglo. Ice cream was in abundance, aud the boys on both sides enjoved themselves hugeiv. The very best kind of feeling prevailed, not the sllirlit-est incident occurring to mar the conviviality of the occasion.

The New Albanians took their departure for home on the 11 o'clock train, our boys accompanying them to the depot and glvtni: them the hearty shake hand of farewell. This is a pleasing episode In' the history of the "manly sport" that Is worthy of emulation all being perfectly contented with the result, the vanquished no less so than the victorious. We feel proud of our Excelsiors, and confidently look forward to the day when they will he enabled to successfully compete with the best base ball organizations. The material Is superb, and with proper effort and practice they must inevitably achieve a brilliant name. We were present, per Invitation, and Joined lu devouring the luxuries prepared at the supper, and are therefore a living witness (no hearsay about It) whereof we speak.

A SENSATION. Quite a sensation was created In our city this morning by the announcement of the fact tbai a irentleman. who has arrived at two score and ten. Loeb. Kerkenoll, Abraham miles would not shorten the distance In Tennessee OENERAt L0VELI H.

ROUSSEAU. or Indiana, but knowing the white-livered coward OLDHAM COUNTY. Wilson, Perry would avail himself of the "laws of Kentucky," CALDWELL COU NTY. His Political Views An Interview Peek, Jno Peyton, Peyton Phillips, Phlpps, Joseph Phelps, Pitt, Pipkin, Powell, John Porter, Pruett, John Pryor, A Pursley, RM Ray, Jno Randolph, Randolph, Randall, Renlck, Reynolds, Reynolds, Richardson, 11 Rouse, James Rosenberg, Roberts, James El Robertson Robertson, Rodgers, Rudolph, Elijah Russell, Rutherford, Ryan, Savage, Saunders, Juo Schouse, Setberrv, James ShauksW Shelton, Jos Shelton Wm Shelton, James Sherwln, Thos Shoemaker, Wm Short, Shroeder, Lafayette Simmons. Singleton, Saml Slead, Smith, Smith, Smith, BenJ Smith, Chas Smith, Wm Smith, John Smith, Amos Smith, Jno Smalhnan, Josiah Springer, Saml Sproat, Jno Stamps, Jno Steele, Jno Steele, Young St.

John, Stephens, Stephens, Peter Stephens, Stephens, Peter Stephens, Jno Stephens, Stephens, Hughey Stone, Amon Stone, Moses Stringer, Stubblefleld, Sutcliffe, Sullivan, Geo Tate, Jno Talbert, James Thomas, Thomas, Albert Thoma, Wm Thomas, Thompson, Then Thompson, James Thompson, TomllnsoD, Torlan.T Towery, Turner, Dllman, Jacob Ullman, Joseph Underwood, Vardell, Walker, Wm B. Jr Walker, Jas Wartield, Caleb Warren, Watts, Given A Co Watts, Thos Weaks, Welmer, Phllp Wells, Wm, Jr Wheeler, Whitney, Wavman Whitney, Prvor Whltworth, "Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wm Wilcox, James Williams, HB Williamson, James Williamson, Jno Williams, Julius Williams, Wm Willis, Wltcher, Woods, Jno Woodrldge, Robt Woolton, Wright, Beverlv Wright, A Yates, Yates, Matthew, Yancy, PL Young, B. ple against anoiner. But with their usual disregard of free speech, as soon as it was discovered that Mr. Boydcn was opposed to this revolutionary measure, the Radicals effectually closed his mouth.

Mr. Shirley, Samuel In such cases as are provided for the code of honor, I have no other remedy left me aud my friends abroad, but to publish the certificates of the gentlemen whose names are appended to this Grace, Graves, Geo Green, Green, Grimes, Robert Grlgsby, Sam Guerrant. Guun, Hagan, Wm Hall, Hancock, Hardy, CARTER COUNTY. Garvin, Wm Logan, James with a Democratic Delegation Will Address a to the Democratic Ratification Meeting. From the St.

Paul Pioneer. A deputation consisting of Hon. J. B. Bris- card.

J- H. MCALLISTER. Alexander, A Allen, Wm Armstrong, A Bacoif, Abel Balrd, John Barbaroux, Barnett, Jos Barnett, Wm A Barrett, James Bement, Bennett, Wm Berry, Thos Birch, Samuel Blackwell, Wm Blanchard, Albert A Blanchard, Geo Bliss, Block. Henrv Bowerdalle, Geo mititoc, a.i Brouner, Isldor-Brown, Isaaou Brown, Brown, Robert Brown, Brown, Burdlne, Caffrey, Cain, Robert Caldwell, Epwln Routwcll thought him out of order to speak CARROLL COUNTY. Pope, Wallace Utley, Wm Wile, Bernhard OWEN COUNTY.

McFarland, Ch as Morrow, Jeptha Owenton, Geo Orr, Jas Sr Perkins, Power, Sralther, Jno Smith, Wm Slaughter, Wm Spiers, Thomas. Barbour, Brannau, Jos Hall, A Arnold, Elijah Brown, JasM Baker, Jno Baker, A Brown, Daniel ouvrII, Jns Dean, Jno Gaines, Wm HaydoTi, Jno Hosklns, wm Hosklns, Reuben Kemper, BenJ Lawrence, Wm LoursviLLE, July 24, 1S03. Crawford, Charloo a. Chixon. Johu Skinner, Hannibal bin, S.

Lee Davis, J. J. Egan and J. F. Hoyt, L.

R. Tuttle, Conductor, M. L. R. R.

Line: CASEY COUNTY. waited on General Rousseau yesterday naray, Harmon, Jos Harmon, Jos Dkar Sir: On the evening or the autn oi may i Issued passes over the lines I was then represent Rice, Win evening at his residence on Jackson street to tender him an invitation to attend the Democratic ratification meeting next Tuesday evening at Bridge Square. Mr. Egan stated the CHRISTIAN COUNTY. Harris, Anderson, Thomas Webster, Bovd.

Jno Vaiiandingham, Richard ing to j.n.flLCAtuster,tsq., in your name, him for you. Mr. McAllister, on his return, gave me the passes from Indianapolis East, and at the same time requested me to make this statement, which I told him I would do at any time. I would state that some days before I Issued the nna tuinVpn nr. Mr.

Me A. showed me a letter from vnitten ountaiueG OWSLEY COUNTY. Harris, Harris, Jos Harper, Chas Hays, Helm, Henderson, Herring, Hildreth, Hlett, Hildreth, Brewer, Cayce, Thos Cayce, Thos Clark, Milton Campbell, Jas Campbell, John Pelworlh, Stephen Wilson, Alfred Abner, Lewis Beatty, Decatur Hammon, John Lthe Nashville Railroad Company on which I would Caldwell, Isaac Callahan, Jno PIKE COUNTY. Ratliff, Thompson Thornburg, Martin Callahan. Milton 1 jtfimouusuu, iv a Foard, WF Foard, Fritz.

Michael A bad eloped with a maid of sweet sixteen. To-day Ooy returned, having been legally joined In y. Both of the parties are of the highest re-snect "ibllltv, and no particular harm has been done except that the "old man" may be a little "riled" 111 De cure the daughter has seen proper to" ke- "-Mft-V wavN" aud Francis, James Justice, Fleming May, John Sword, Wm object of the deputation and tendered the General a formal invitation. General Rousseau responded by saying that lie had not meddled in politics since he had been in the army. He had and cherished his own opinions on political matters.

He wished success to Democratic principles and to the Democratic ticket, and hoped and expected to see them triumphant in the coming election. No man was more opposed to Radical doctrines than he was; but, as a soldier in the army, it was doubtful to him whether it would be proper for him to take an active part in politics. Yet still, he would assure the deputation that his whole heart was in the cause. No doubt he had illustrious examples to guide him in those matters Gen. Sickles McGowan, John Northlnffton, Owen, Jas Owen, AV Overshiner, Alex Overley, Perkins, Nicholas Pelton, Wm Pierce, Francis Ratcliffe, John Roberts, Salter, Taylor, Jno Thurman, Richard Tempo, Tuck, Richard Vaughan, Thos Walsh, Williams, Jno Walpole, Matthew Wflson, Hllllard, David Hlnkle, Jesse Hlnton, Samuel Hodges, John A Hodglns, Lewis Halhrook, Holland, Holder, Fleming, Wm A Gaines, Richard Gaut, imainson, juuus Williamson, John POWELL COUNTY.

Merrill, PULASKI COUNTY. Kellv. against this measure, though Mr. Stokes had been permitted to advocate it, and the facile Colfax accordingly sustained Mr. Boutwell and administered the gag to Mr.

Boyden. The purposes of the Radical party arc so apparent that the people must soon awake to the dangers which seriously threaten their liber-tics. The arms to be placed in the hands of Southern negroes are intended by the Radicals to be used not against the aloue, but also against the white race of the Nortlt If the purpose of the Radicals is to distribute arms for the preservation of liberty, why do they not arm-the white men of the North as well as the negroes of the South? Their purpose is revolution and negro supremacy as a means of successful revolution. They have lost the confidence of the white man, and seek to win that of the negro. They cannot rely upon white -troops, and they propose to arm a band of black janissaries, to be maintained by taxes levied upon the white race, and kept in pay as a means of trampling the superior race under foot.

Their designs can no longer be concealed. Let the people of the North awake to a sense of their danger, and secure their threatened liberties by eleet-ing and inaugurating into office as guardians of the constitution those stanch patriots, Campbell, Cerf, Nathan Chambers, Jas Chase, Edwin Clagett, Wm Clark, A Clark, Jonathan Cochran, Jas Cochsun, Jas Coheu. Henrv Daniel, A have issued mm tne same passes. Respectfully yours, CHAS. P.

ATMORE, Gen. Southern Pass. Agent, M. I. R.

R-Louisville, Julv 24, IStiS. This certifies that Mr. J. H. McAllister has been employed In the freight department of the L.

and N. railroad at Louisville for about two years, aud has worked under mv dlrectlou. During this time he has deported himself In a gentlemanly manner and merits the esteem of his emplovers as a competent and faithful clerk, and, I believe, enjoys the confidence of all with whom his business relations has brought him in contact. F. S.

VAN ALSTINE, General Freight Agent L. and N. It. R. HOOser, uavm Harris, Leavall Lewis Leavall, TJnstine, McClellan, Jno Moore, Ben Hopson, Geo Hapwood, Hopkins, Holmes Home, Horne, Clav Howard, Hughes, Wm and others, whom it was unnecessary to name; but even with those examples before him, he Major, Jno Collyer, Daugherty, Denham, Davis, John A Denny, Reuben Doolln, Davis, Denny, Simpson Graves, Robert Haynes, Hudson, Wm Owens, Wm Owens, John Parker, Geo Richardson, Sallee, A Smith, Singleton, Geo Sutton, Jonas Vlckery, Frank never die.

Kerens onspiritualism. Miss Nellie M. Pease, of New Albany, win deliver a lecture on ritualism. Its rellyio'n and teachings, on next Su riday at o'clock p. m.

aud o'clock p. at tho1 Chrlstlau Tabernacle, otherwise known as Dr. Field's church. Miss Peae claims not the authorship of her discourses, but maintains that some unknown Intelligence communicates through her, or, in other words, that she Is the medium through which the lecture Is delivered. Her sister accompanies her, and she claims the power of seeing and describing the splrltsof the dead that may be present on the occasion.

We predict that the little Tabernacle church will not be able to hold the crowd that will assemble to hear a lecture on this subject, that now seems to be engrossinc so much attention. CLARK county. Arvin, Robert doubted very much the propriety of a soldier interfering in the strife of parties. He would, however, repeat what ho had stated before, that he was stromrly opposed to Radicalism, Extraordinary Offering Hughey, Hughes, Hunger, Adam Hunt, Robt Hvatt, FD of dry goods at Trade Palace, corner Fourth and otituiuiu Brandenburg, Geo Bruner, A Baldwin, James as understood among the people, and he trust Jefferson streets. Owing to business changes that will soon take place we will continue to sell our large and well assorted stock of dry" goods at HEWS PERSONAL.

Gold closed at In New York yesterday. Tou MCAlpin has challenged any man in Michigan to a set to in the P. R. Three chicken's were hatched by the beat of the sun at Evansville, a few days ago. Seventeen of the Western-bound Mormons have been sun-struck.

ES? Our obliging friend, Mr. Thos. W. White, of the Louisville ubtei, win accept our tnants lor a tile of late English papers. Arrests Yesterday.

The following persons were arrested and consigned to the stations yesterday: Louis Driver, obtaining a pistol under false pretences. Ben. Wilson, Mary Fanning and Thomas and Eliza Carter, on the charge of being drunk and disorderly. A boy named August Ditman was torn to pieces by the machinery In a trunk manufactory in Rochester, New York, Tuesday last. Mb.

John E. Hayes, editor of the Savannah (Ga.) Republican, was prostrated by sun-stroke last A man named Henry Ohapps was murdered and thrown in a pond at Albany, New York, by some unknown person last Tuesday. A former attache of the French Consulate, named Caussaur, committed suicide In New Orleans last week. Miss Kate Heath ley, the giantess, weighing 812 pounds, died on Saturday at her home, about twenty-live miles from St. Louis.

Two men who were asleep In a burning hoffse at Schoharel, New York, the other day, had their lives saved by a little dog, who by biting aroused them from their slumbers. A mas named Storrlng was thrown outora window In St. Louis last Monday night and had his arm broken. He refused to tell who did it. Large quantities of railroad Iron are being turned out by the New Albany Rolling Mill for the JeffersonvIIle, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company.

Oapt. B. F. Saunders, who served with distinction in Forrest's very suddenly at Ashevllle, North Carolina. His wife and a paramour are suspected of poisoning him.

The iter ikk of White county, been levying extensively on the property of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company, having seized nearly all the roiling stock of the road. Uneasiness is expressed at Washington about Mrs. Lincoln's visit to London under the escort of Minister Johnson, lest when she reaches the Court circle she will propose huckstering her old clothes to the crowned heatls of Europe. Edward Moroan, a Government inspector of steamboat committed suicide yusterdny mornlng at St. Louis by shooting himself in the head.

No cause is assigned for the act. Telegrams from Madrid say the Spanish Government will make St. Johu, Porto Rico, a free port if the British West India Mall Company's ships will call there instead of St. Thomas, as at present. THE WELL3 Seminary for young ladles, at Au-.

rora, was dedicated Thursday, it cost over aud was the free gift of Henry Wolls, the express man, to the educational Interests of the country. Three incendiaries received their sentences atBuilalo, N. yesterday Nicholas Smith and Martin Rebb, each to the State's prison for fourteen years, and Philip Ferris for seven years. Sheriff Vaniiier has issued his proclamation warning the strikers, near Scran ton. Pa.

In case of refusal he will cull on the Governor for military aid. -A little girl, aged seven years, the daughter of John Hartman, who resides near Evansville, while attempting to draw a bucket of water, last Monday night, lost her balance, and was precipitated Into a cistern, drowning before assistance could be rendered. Dr. Southwortii, the President of the Police Commission of New Orleans, stated to a number or his Radical friends on Sunday, that no man should be appointed on the police force who would not take an oath to support Grant and Colfa-. Tut 'large flouring mills of H.

B. Powell, at Shawneetown, were destroyed by tire at an early hour Wednesday morning. Involving a loss estimated at $35,000. with no insurance. The lire evidently the work of an incendiary.

James Haynes, of Orange, has a church-going horse, which, when left by the road-side to feed on Sunday mornings, will start on trot at the first bell stroke, and take his plac3 in the meeting-house shed. Blackwell, Armstead Combs, Samuel Harris, Richard Jones, Wm Lockman, Chas Lish, John Owen, Joe Prewltt, Richard Poston, Chas-Poston, Henry Qulsenberry, Boot, Roberts, Clnclnnatus Smith, Daniel Scott, Thos Tavlor, Thomas ROBERTSON COUNTY. Cord, Samuel Lewis, Beuj Cray, Wm McCarty, Clatboru Honlean, Daniel ROCKCASTLE COUNTY. great sacrifices for the next thirty days. Our stock Jackson, James, Jennings, Jett, John Johnson, Jas A Johnson, ThosS Cohn, Adolph Collins, Colston, Courtney, Cropper, Crenshaw, Cutter, Davis, Davis, Thomas Dawes, Samuel Dehoney, Dehonev, Deltch, Detzel, Michael Dinwiddle, Geo A Downing, John Jr Dnrrett, John Evans, Addison Evans, Berry Evans, Henry Evans, John Ellis, John Ellis, Joseph Field, Alfred Finley, Flexner, Jacob Ecton, James Eubank, John Elktn, Zach Eubank, Stephen ed tuat tne great ucmocniuc pariy wuuiu soon be in a position to restore the "Union, which would hrinjrwith it peace and prosperity to the country.

Tic had very little doubt of their success in the coming elections. He said that he was in bad health, and did not think he would be able to attend the meeting, although all his good wishes were with them. He reiterated bis opinions that, notwithstanding: the Hlatt, DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO POISON A WHOLE COMMUNITY. Mlze, Isaac ROWAN COUNTY. Richards, Robt A Gibson, John Gray, Jas Lee, Jas Johnson, Thos Johnson, Jones, Jones, DenJ Keith, Jno bay, Asa Is as choice and as well selected nouse the city can produce.

The public can rely upon the above we use no deception, as the goods must be Sold In order to meet the present demands against the old firm, all of which liabilities I have assumed. P. S. We have on hand a large stock of domestics of aR klndsvhlch were bought before the recent advance in prices in New York, and will continue to sell at great bargains. Also ladles and gents furnishing goods id endless variety.

n. H. NEAL. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. precedents that could be advanced, he did not think it proper for an officer in the service nf Longacre, Frank McClellan, Joseph McCraw, McFadden, James McGllI, A McGlll, McRobertson, John Machtoff, A Malone, Jno Mandel, Marcrum, James Martin.

EP Mason, Benjamin Master, Henry Mayer, Morris A Mnynard, Jacob Meddls, Mferkle, Martin Merkley, Edmund Merrill, Rich'd Mlddlcton, Milton, A Mitchell, Joseph Mitchell, Joseph Moore, Francis Muetze, Musselman, Stephen Neal, Fiancls Newenuch wander, Sas Noar, Geo Norwood, Jno Odor, A Ormsby, Rob't O'Rourke, Joseph O'Rourke, Pat Ostrander, Rob't Owen, Patton, Patton, Geo Penton, Joshua A Philips, James Plant, Wm Pool, James Porter, Wm A Porter, Rob't Price, Geo Parsons, Ramey, Henry Reamer, Reamer, Wm Reed, Rehwald, Selgfrled Rettlg, Franz Rettig, Reynolds, Wm Rhodes, Jno Rice, Levi Robards, Chas Robards, RODards, Roberts, Rogers, Ben Hose, Rosenfleld, Louis Rosenfleld, Robert Rothman, Henry Rucker, Tbos Sabel, Mark Sanders, Albert Sanders, John Sauer, Casper Sauer, Jos A Schell, Francis Scheuck, Seecamp, Henrv Settle, Wm Shaw, Wm Sheppard, Chas Sheridan, Joseph Shouse, Newton Sims, Jacob Alonzo Slmmonds, Seth Smith, A Smith, Chas Snead, Chas Snead, Sam'l Snapp, Linton Spurrier, Edw'd Stallman, Louis A Siele, John, Jr Stephens, Chas Strauss, Wm Sturgeon, Edwd Tabler, Wm A Talierman, Godfrey Tappan, Abraham Taylor, Harvey Thompson, Jonathan Tindell, Thomas Truland, Jno Turner, Turnley. James Tutweller. Van Winkle, Nathaniel Vaughn, Wallace, John Wollenweber, Louis Watts, Watts, Elijah White James Wiley, Thos Wrledt, Henry Wyatt, Washington Arsenic Administered in Ice-Cream RUSSELL COUNTY Herriford, Geo Overstreet, A Meaffows, Andrew SCOTT COUNTY. Elliott, Joseph Murphy, A Hatcher, Josiah Rush, John Ingram, Wm Kelly, Wm Kevil, Kimball, Koons. Casner Long, Robert A at a Church Supper.

Seventy-live Persons Affected. the Government to make political speeches. Mr. Lee Davis asked him if he finally concluded not to address the meeting, if he would address a letter to the Secretary, setting forth his views and his reasons for declination. Linusay, jonn ts Lander, Lander, Landrum, Samuel Lucas.

Stenhen DAVIESS COUNTY. Looser, Leopold Levi, Marc Mnnday, James Forst, David Brown, Baer, Bernhard Balse, Currln Brvan. General Rousseau responded that he would Land rum Wm Fox, John Fravser. Wm A Fresh game will be served in the most tempting style to-day at Kohlhepp's Exchange. Seymour and Blair.

Rebellion. Those pleasing gentlemen who adorn the columns of Radical papers with flights of inventive genius are a peculiarly unfortunate set of doves. Not one of them leaves his ark for a flight over the stormy sea of politics that ever returns with an olive branch in his mouth. To their visions the great deluge of bloody rebellion still covers all the peaks of earth. A short time back they professed to look forward to the next election as the Ararat of their hopes.

The legally expressed will of the people was a rock upon which they could land their vessel, and disembark the whole crew upon dry land. But Lane Langstaff, James be happy to do so, and that he would address a letter to the Secretary, which might be read at the meeting. Crabtree, Colson Curran, Francis The variety Includes woodcock, grouse, blue- Frver, Edward Geher, Bernard German, Lewis Gejstle, Abraham SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL (COVINGTON) DISTRICT. The dciratation then took their leave, high Land. Chas wing ducks, snipes, and, In fact, everything in the way of luxuries to-day and hereafter, at any hour always.

attention of merchants and others is Goldberg, Mortlca Adair, Robt Adams, Jno Adcock, Wm Anderson, Anderson. James ly pleased with the aud with the courteous reception they had met at the hands of the distinguished and gallant soldier. aiorris, h. McQueen, MatttnglY, Thos McKay, Geo Cppenhelmer, Leopold Otis, Joseph Phillips, Pierce, Queen, Jno Richmond, James Riley, Hlggerson Streebv, Jason Snyder, Olho A Wilson, Warfield, Henrv Warren, Will, Alex called to the advertisement of Board of Under Applegate, Branham, Clifton Bond.Mandevllle Barbee, Chris Blanchard, John Campbell, James Cantrel), Duke, James Daviess, JohnT Davis, Daviess, Emlson, Wm Emlson, David Featherston, John Ford, Harbin Glass, John Green, Somersou Gano, Andrew Graves, Joseph Gllnn, John Hall, John Hazlett, Thos Hlnch, Leonard Johnson, Wllla Johnson, Wm Jones, John Juett, Jas Jameson, Albert Johnson, Geo writers in another column. Dawson, Ben Elliott, Clay Field, Albert Griustead, Wm Hanev, Miller, Chas Howell, Harrison, Ben Hall, Jr Holbrooks, Wm Jewell, James A Jewell, Samuel Lea, The Seymour Express Robbers.

The New Albany Ledger of yesterday even Lemon, James Maddox, Geo Mitchell, Richard Mallerv, GT Northcutt, Joseph Nichols, Moses Penn, John Payne, Lewis Polndexter, Richards, A Keene Shropshire, Edward Shropshire, Shropshire, Creath piiropahire, Joseph Stiles, Wm Sebree, Thos Sebree, Willis Sanders, Thomas, Alexander Thomas, Moses Thomas, Geo White, Thomas Watt, James Wlgglnton, Elijah White, Anderson, James Ashley, Ashberry, Vertner Tinker, Myron Baker, Thomas Goldsmith, Michael Goodman, Henry Graham, Joseph Grauman, Joseph Gray, Green, Chas Greenbaura, Herman Gregory! Tilford Grlflln, Abraham Grlssman, Wm Griswold, Hamilton Halsey, Samuel ing says: alas since thev have seen Frank Blair's letter, Betts, A Co This mormnir about seven o'clock ex-SherilT For the Louisville Courier. The Horticultural Fairs. The weekly displays of fruits and flowers and flue vegetables, held every Saturday during the they have begun to regard this rock as a Dailey, of Scott coUnty, assisted by Mr. Wm. Amos, arrived in this "citv in charge of Wm.

mn-age as a vision oi land wincn mctts into a ESTILL COUNTY Reno aud Ms brother, Simeon Reno, and placed season by the Kentucky Horticultural Society, are Leap, Thomas Lovely, Jesse Lowe, Lyter, Alonzo Martin, Jonathan Marshall, Johu Mayberry, Jno Magee, Augustus Mcllvain, James McKay, David McNeeley, Peter Meade, Prentls Morgan, James Musselman, Buch Myers, Robt Nichols, James Nichols, Geo Northcutt, Ira O'Brien, alios Ogburn, Esma Oldham, Wm Orr, John Patton, James Patton, John Patton, Francis Parks, Frank Peacock, Simeon Pearl, Wm -Plummer, Nelson not only attractive and interesting, but they are even novel and unique. In no other city are uch mem in jau tor sate Keeping, rney leit last evening, traveling all night through the rain. Jones, Jesse Mlze, Isaac Smith Wm scholl, Daniel Vanghauiaut. "Ward, Burton, Jno Eubank, Philip Glnter, Samuel Harris, Milton Harris, JnoP Harris, Anderson exhibitions held. It is true, in Philapelphia, Cin- Bigsiau, a Begford, Box, Frank Bradley, Brown, Burbridge, Stephen BurbrJdge, Oscar Butler, Jr Carter, Geo Carter, Carlton, John Carlton, Robert Carroll, James Caldwell, CaldweU A Bro The prisoners were taken before Judge Jew- ett at Lexington, on Wednesday, charged with being engaged in the robbery of the Adams Express on the Jefl'ersonville.

FAYETTE COUNTY. Madison and Indianapolis a short time From the Somervllle (Tenn.) Falcon. July 23. The ice cream supper in connection with the concert given by the ladies of the Episcopal Church, at the Institute, on Friday night last, resulted rather seriously to a majority of those present The concert bad been progressing very satisfactorily for some time, when it was announced that in an adjoining room the ladies had prepared some ice cream, and the exercises of the concert were suspended to give those who desired to do so an opportunity of partaking of this refreshing delicacy. The audience generally proceeded to the rooms and the ice cream was served to all until exhaust ed.

But a short time elapsed ere the poison commenced its work, and in a few minutes not less than forty persons were in the yard of the Institute vomiting, and some of them deatbly siek. This, of course, created considerable excitement, and but little interest was manifested in the concert. Conjecture was rife as to the cause, but no su t-isfactory reason could be assigned. The excitement increased and the inquiry on every tongue was, did you eat any ice "cream? are you sick? About this time "the concert was abandoned, a numbcr of the voung ladies being sick, and all returned to their homes. The secondary effect of the poison was such as to lead some of our physicians to believe that arseuic had been administered, and a test has since been applied which proved to their entire satisfaction that arsenic had by some means been introduced into the ice cream.

There was to a looker on, who was so fortunate as not to have eaten the poisoned cream, amusing incidents occurred. We happened to be among the fortunate number, but when we think of this ontragcous attempt at wholesale, indiscriminate murder, we have little disposition to refer to these occurrences. The endangering of the lives of so many persons ought not to pass unnoticed, and although the mystery will doubtless never be solved, yet the affair should as far as possible be.invetlgatcd, aud the fiend, who thus placed in a perilous condition the lives of almost an entire community, discovered and the demands of justice fully satisfied. We believe nearly all have recovered. Some are still feeling badly from Ihfi nfthnts of the ooison.

but there is no proba ago. lhe proof was so positive mat Judc Jewctt required 603,000 bail from each of t5o prisoners, to answer at the next term of the acott Circuif Court. They were placed in jail heaving, boundless ocean as they approach it. There is nothing they dread more than the legally expressed will of the people. They unhesitatingly pronounce it rebellion.

It is a "new rebellion," some of them say, but others regard it as a continrfation of the same old deluge. They all agree, however, to take arms against this sea of troubles, and, by opposing, end them." With this view they sonnd their loud trumpets and proclaim war against the will of the people. They declare that all they have done shall stand immutable as the laws of tli Mcdcs and Persians. If the people dare to elect other legislators and ministerial officers, these Radicals tell us there will be war, and that their work shall stand though every joint and scam in it has to be cemented with the blood of an unwilling people. To make their threats good, they arc arm Hamilton, Alex Harris, Ben Harvev, A A Hawiev, Chas Heath, James Herms, A Hockersmlth, Hoffman, Holloway, Hudson, Henrv Hunt, Geo Husman, Ernest Jessel, John A Jonhston, Frank Jones, A Keller, Frederick Kellogg, James Kennedy, Keuney, Maxwell King, Samuel Klnnaird, Klauber, Edward Kliug, David Kurflss, Chas Lamb, Lavlelle, Daniel Lawrence, Wm A Lawson, James Lee, James Lee, Lehman, default until yesterday, when it was determined to bring them here for safe keeping.

We learn that a sister of these desperadoes furnished the money to bear their expenses here, as she feared the mob at Sevmour would Gallon, Chad wick, James Cleck, James CUne, Jno Ell Collier, Andrew cuiiing, xnomas Coleman, JnoWJr Coons, Geo Corbin, Jno Craig, Cutlbertson, James Daniel, Carrlf Daniel. Jno craniiu, Louis and other centers of wealth and refinement, annum f-iisj rtro teu, on which occasions private and public eonservatuiw are emptied of their floral treasures to decorate the hall, and music Is brought Into requisition to aid in attracting a crowd, who from mere motives of curiosity while away a few pleasant hours in gazing with wondering bewilderment upon the gorgeous beauties and the brilliant colors of the floral world, and then go home to dream of Paradise These monster fairs are very expensive, and require much labor and preparation to get them up success full v. It is not so, however, with our weekly exhibitions, if we leave out of view the care, the skill, the taste and the knowledge necessary to grow such fruit, to arrange such perfect bouquets and tasteful floral designs, and to grow sueh extraordinary vegetables as are shown on the society's uibles. These exhibitions have long been an arena where constant comparison nnd emulation have developed the practical experience requisite to produce frulls and flowers In the most magnificent perfection. Hence, these displays, simple, social and inexpensive as they are, have become weekly reunions of earnest-minded and devoted horticulturists, who bring with them thentrts of their skill, their untloncd nnd their aiiccC'SS.

nr who come to see SHELBY COUNTY Allln, WB Heaton, WN Bohannon, Wm Johnson, Henrv Rullock, Wm Morton, Chas Buford Jno A Martin, A Beckley, Jas Mershon, Christopher Busby, Morton, Quinn Brook, Geo Reynolds, Jas Brown, Wm Shouse, Enoch Collins, Shelby Smith, Wm Collier, isatw Tirreikeld. WmJ Cowherd, Jno SIMPSON COUNTY. Eubank, Mayes, John Finn, Peter Oneal, Frairs, Owen Wm Ford, Thomas Smith. John Grainger, Walton, Wm Llllard, James Wagoner, MurrelH ER SPENCER COUNTY. Carlin, David Houser, Benj Emmons, Elisha Martin, Isaac TAYLOR COUNTY- Atklnson, Greever, Charles Broomtleld, RB Graves, Ell hear of their being at Lexington and come Metcalfe, Henry Marshall, Joseph McTvre.

Joel Moore, Murtry, John Mulr, Samuel McClelland, A Morgan, Norrls, Thomas, Jr O'Tool, John Parker, Rogers, Wm 8 Robinson, James Jr Randall, Thos Spencer, Chas Swift, ChasH Stlllwell, Jno Stlnes, Jacob Smith, Thomas Shelv, Smith, G.eo Shryoek, Clnclnnatus Smith, Sidney Tavlor, Ja ines Uttlnger, Geo Wolf, "John Yates, Wm Boehu, Wolff A Co Buford, Geo Henry Boune, Henry A Cooper, Jno Clark, Augustus Chiles, Jno Henry Davis, Eagle, Edward Elbert, Fisher, Jno Grlgsbv. Lewis Gaines, Darwin Grimes, Grlbbin, Pat Havs, Rob't A Houghton, Jas Hall, Geo Havden, Juo Hail, BenJ Heath, David Hale, Garland Hall, James Htbler, BenJ Jones, Wm Jones Kelly, Ephraim Kellv, Jacob Kracls, OUerbln Lewis, Enoch mere aim lyncu tnem. we ao not ueueve in mob law as a remedy for any evil, but do not think that Flovd countv should be made the asylum for the safe-keeping of desperadoes from this part of the State, even if mobs Ob Dalmazzo, Darlinir. Robt Mr. J.

A-. D.vcus, once connected with he Mem phis press, is now a Baptist preacher in Illinois. ing the negroes of the South for a war of Mr. Dacus' career has been somewhat eventful. races iu that section, aud are bullying the DeGruyter, Martha Demoss, Wm DJxon, Belvln Dobypj, John urysaale, Dunn, Jno Ellis, Absalom Ellis, Arnold Ellis, Egleston, Danl Edgar, Archibald North with a candidate in arms, whom they have made commander-in-chief of an immense Balley, Wm Merriman, A cox, Tnomas neuiro, "auiw Griffln, Buahrod Sanders, Robert TODD COUNTY.

Logan, Roo FLEMING COUNTY. Ashton, Horace Harman, Wm Farrar, Joseph Flannery, Patrick Moody, James Mitchell, Henry Atchison, Thos fticuieiian, MUler, bility of its proving fatal in a single instance, notwithstanding there were not less than seventy-five who ate of the poisoned cream. Lightning Playing with Telegraph luiculuu lu uang mem. it is placing a responsibility on Sheriff Fulleulovc that should not be expected of him. Rapid Traveling.

A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, says: An excursion party, consisting of Directors of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad aud others, arrived here this evening from St. Louis, having made the entire distance, 450 miles, in ten hours and fortv minutes, including stoppages. The time from St Louis to Terro Haute, one hundred and eightv-ninc miles, was five hours' running time; five hours and thirty minntes including stoppages. From Terrc Haute to Indianapolis, 73 miles, one hour aud tiiirty-three minutes running time; one hour and forty-three minutes including stoppages. From Indianapolis to Columbus, over the Indiana Central, 13S miles, four hours-arid seven minutes running time, and four hours and -nineteen minntes including stoppages.

This is said to be the fastest time ever made in the United States. Most of the time consumed in stoppages was occasioned in waiting for trains to "pass. The trains consisted of the Pennsylvania Central Director's car and a baggage car. Price, Gabriel Pulllam, Randall, Silas Redman, John Reese, John Rhorer, Thomas Richardson, George RlddeU, Cyrus RIgtrter, John Riley, Wm A Robinson, John Jr Robinson. John Robinson, Rowland, Henry Rusk, A Co Rust, A Sanford, Robert Scott, Cleveland Scott, Henry Shane, Shropshire, A ns 1 1 Simes, James Simpson, Morgan Smalley, A Smith, A Smith, Spillman, Henry Splllman, Sprague, Chas Stevenson, John Steers, John Stith, Anderson Stone, John Sturgeon, Wm Sturgeon, Wm Terry, James Thomas, Thos Tlmberlake, Wm Topie, Ernest Truesdall, James Vlckers, Wm Walter, A Hi Walthal, A A Ward, Geo Ware, Richard Watson, De tmer Webb, Hamlet Whltaker, Monroe p.

Williams, Edw Woodburry, John Wolf, Emanuel Wolf, Henry Wrlghtman, James Yelton, Wm Young, Young, and admire and learn. There is no discussion of plausible theories, of possibilities and proball-ties; but the actual dlsplayof realities and results. This fact gives to the. exhibitions a powerful and wonderful attraction. The tables loaded with perfect specimens of every variety of fruit and flowers, illustrate the attainment of results, as definite aud as positive as the demonstration of mathematical problem on a blackboard.

The exhibitions consequently form a kind of horticultural school, where the constant study of specimens of the highest standardofperfectlon and excellence inculcates a practical knowledge, a correct dls-crlmlnlnad on and a critical taste nowhere else to be obtained. These advantages are seen and appreciated by persons of Hberiil culture and refined taste, as can be observed by anv one who will make a note of the visitors at these exhibitions. During the season It will be found that the majority of the visitors are ladles, who excel In delicacy and modesty; professional men, Jurists, lawyers, editors, doctors, all of varied learning and finished education; business men of enlarged views, who hiivp nihlfived success bv courtesy, honorable ires. The Oneida CN. Y.

Disnatch describes a sin Oliver, O'Brien, McD Pettus, Wm Randall, Wm, Sr Shanklln, A Sale, A Scott, Robert Sale, Thompson, James Thweat, Peter Tronders, Wm A army, and whom they have already enthroned as autocrat of ten States. This commander of their ark sends out his doves to look for peace. He is as anxious for peace as the Czar of Russia was when the rebellion Poles would not let him have peace. He is as anxious for peace as Bonaparte was when that patriotic man sacrificed himself for his country and proclaimed the empire as the only peace which the people could have. The doves of the Bad-ical press, since they have learned to view the popular will as rebellion, will never bring an olive branch to their ark until some rock-ribbed empire shall rear its head above the heaving waste to frown contemptuously upon the waves of popular feeling.

rsgTHon. George H. Pendleton has consent Johnson, Ezekial Lee, Wm McCord, Mlrrlfleld, Perry Qverby, Henry Peck, Nathaniel Peck, Daniel, Jr Parker, Franklin Plunk, John Proctor, John Perrie, Francis Robertson, Sousely, Geo Story, Allen Sweet, Thomas Swart, Henrv Taber, Robert Taber, John Thompson, James Wilson, Robert Arnold, Atkins, Thomas AUlson, James Allinder, Joel Crouch, Wm Chilton, Robert Canover, Edwards, Julius Frazer, Gibson, Elizabeth Gibson, Wm A Graves, Harriss, Hoover, Hpton Hooser, John Hall, Wm HInfcle, Johnson, A Kellner, John Kennedy, Lenfhau, John Lacy, WLUlam Berry, Henry Burns, Alvln Burns, Charles Cord, wm Dulin, Wm Douglass, Geo Darnall, John Daraall, Charles Ewing, Horace Elston, Edward Emmons, Chas Emmons, Daniel Eaton, James Ewan, John Emmons, John Estill, Otho FIzer, Robert Flzer, James Grose, Braxton gular freak of lightning during the thunder shower of July 2. Mr. Baldwin, operator of the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph office, had wltmntne oner space oi nve years ne nrs neen a 1 grocer, cotton factor, fanner, school teacher, Journalist, poet, political "stump" orator, boo-k agent, chief engineer of a flatboat aud superintendent or a saw mill.

D.G. CROLY, of the New York World, is preparing a campaign biography of the Democratic candidates, Seymour aud Blair. The Leader says: "Governor Seymour has kindly furnished all the assistance in his power toward making the book fuU and accurate. To this end he has offered free access to his private papers and all documents referring to his otrtctal career, and even consented to revise such portions of the work as relerred to his course In public life. General Blair has also extended the same courtesy to the compiler, in which his brother, Montgomery Blair, has participated, by contributing Important material in his possession." Special Electiox.

The New Albany City Council has ordered a special election tor Mayor, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the late Colonel Sanderson, was to be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of August. The election will be held at the usual places in the several wards of the city. Doll. There has been an unusual dearth in local news during the past week. Aside from -sudden deaths, from sun-stroke and other causes Irom the extreme heat of the weather, we have had nothing of unusual interest to note.

"The concert of the little prodigy, Miss Tic, at Welslger Hall, last night, was a delightful ter Winnie nt. JESSAMINE COUNTY. Coger, Jesse Hugglns, Oliver Cogar, Thomas Smith, Andrew Collier, Frank Wright, Robert JOHNSON COUNTY. Brown, Edw Preston, Henry Borders, Wm Preston, Nathan Brown, Nathan A Price, Christopher Chandler, Isaac Preston, Atchison Conley, Winston Preston, 8 Daniel, James Salyer, Benj Goble, Isaac Sagroves, Walter Hamilton, Thomas Stepleton, Allen Hilton, Nathan WifUams, Wiley Meek, Wm Williams, Robt McKinney, Oliver Watts, KENTON COUNTY. Bowren, A SeUers, Jacob LARUE COUNTY.

Bray, Andrew Kirkpatrick, Saral Cotter, Michael Mlddleton, A' Cofer, Mayfleld, Gideon Falrlelgh, James Williams, Geo Fairlelgh, Elizabeth LAWRENCE COUNTY. Davis, Joseph Osborne, Walter Davis, Hezeklah Preston, Ferguson, Milton Shannon, Floyd Meek, John LEWIS COUNTY. Debell, Jeremiah Owens, Lit. Evans, Jno Rice, Francis Hendrlcltson, Jno Wilson, Amos LINCOLN COUNTY. Barker, Wm Hlokman, Jas Borden, Myers, Jno Blain, Robert McCormack, James Cooper, Joseph Noland, Geo placed the cut-on in its position, mis cut-ott is a piece of coated wire eight inches long, arranged to turn the electric fluid back, solis to rora, anaaracK Franks, Wm Gedge A Co German, Wm Glltner, Greer, Geo Jr Graham, Martin Graham, James Grlnnan, Wm Grobmeyer, Henry Hall, Ben Halton, Hamm, Edward Harper, Henry Harper, David Jr Harper, David Sr Hlrod, Andrew Hlxon, Jno Hick, Jno Hilton, Geo Hlnde, Jno Hogan, Matthew Hogan, David Hopkins, Wm Hood, Allen Hord, Francis Huber, Wm Hubbard, James Hunt, James January, Saml Johnson, Rlchd Jones, Richard Kirk, Nathaniel Lall, Joseph Whitesiaes, A Wisdom, Wisdom, Richard Waller, Wright, Welborn, Wynn, TRIGG COUNTY.

dealing and high-toned character; young gentle men, wno ininK more oi ineir stveeiueuris man of thfimselves. unselfish, irenerous and enthusi tSf Chicken Hazard," a burlesque of prevent injury to the apparatus or accident to the operator. In running across the cut-otl the lightning melted the wire entirely ofl in the center, leaving it hanging by the coating. A report like the discharge of a cannon accompanied the stroke, and was heard by persons everal blocks off, who supposed it was an ex- plosion in the office. The wire was coated by a covering of cotton, but, strange to say, the fluid set lire to the papers hanging in contact with the wire, two feet above the cut-off, Goodwin, HOWe, lawreutc FLOYD COUNTY.

Hutton, Jas Wltten, Green FRANKLIN COUNTY. Barker, John Malone, Geo A astic; and lastly, practical horticulturists, who modestly stand in the background and enjoy. TRIMBLE COUNTY. ix uul iriay, is uaving a decided run at one of the London minor theatres. It is estimated that not less than one hundred and sixtv-eisrht Generals, in Pitman, with smiling faces, the admiration and delight their contributions call forth from even the most critical and fastidious.

Buckwaier, Jiorris, wm Craik, Wm Tetty, John have an eye to the Presidency of that delight- uoieman, Kicnara page, thos ssjb ed to address a Democratic meeting at Lafayette, Indiana, on the 30th instant. Pnllic Speoklnj at Iograngc. Colonel R. T. Jacob and Colonel Selby Harney will speak for Seymour and Blair at Lagrange, Oldham county, on Saturday, August 1st, at o'clock p.

it. though the coating was not oisturDett. Penner, Robt Crittenden, Robt Dehoney, Francis UNION COUNTY. Brown, Obediah Griggs, Jno Bridges, David i WEBSTER COUNTY. Ashby, Jesse cox, Samuel Asley, Peter corblt, Elijah Ashley, AH Daniel, James iEThc Scientific American says that the I J' military telegraph system now used by, the TThree young men of Hayorhill, United States is probably the most perfect in I have been sent to jail for stealing tombstones the world.

I out of a cemetery. gAH Xingiisu uuiia-eyu vraiuu ti wuuu intheBtomach of a recently captured cattish Plersoo, Thornton Robinson, Reading, Saffel, Wm Evans, Humphrey Frazer, Gault, Htl xuu..