The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

THE-CIXY OF DANVILLE. Its Attraetlans, Social, E-mefttloaal ad Its nomas mmd Pablie YHS 9E Ar AIO DCB AST-Cat. Oormeeodanos of ffi CoarlerJoarMl.1 Daktiixb, Not. 7. Tha ancient city of Danville, la Bovla eoanty, is one of the most attractive plscoa Central Kentucky.

Its society- is biral rsOnad and cultured; it can boast of larjre a amber of beanttfol and refined ladies and learned men. Society Is clearly defined, and it is almost impoealble la' this city for a man to ran la the wrong groove or to find himself mlaplaeidlH The people are well educated, and look With pride npon old Center College and her other taitUn-tioos of The nevr collet; buildiiyr, near tbe old collets, is a handsome strnctare and an ornament to the city. There are numerous ehnrches here, and the entire population tarns oat to the rrlees held in them. The city is Presbyterian, sad toe people are decidedly polemical. Tounir men and joana; ladies, old men and middle-aired, all talk polemics, and re ready "to bounce" each other on the sllfhtest difference of opinion as regards doctrines or church governments, and each one Is as foil of erg-amenta as Caddy Heading's mother was fu.l of doctrines, lint all of tins Is well conducted; it is part of their education, and never becomes offensive.

Even the preachers in the pulpit esebew the oratorical style for tbe didactics of the lecture-room. Hence some Tery proey sermons. The city is fall of old, palatial homes, where comfort and elegance are combined with taste. An air of callers forests these homes and renders them immensely attractive. There Is npsrtartlah er peirvenu fa tbe appearance of these homes, and one (eels instinctively that in each of them, taken at random, he would find eleg anoe, culture, comfort and hospitality.

The Clements Hmin, kept by Mr. Tbomae, an old friend sad admirer of the CoraiEB-Jocbml, is a leading; hotel. Here can be foaod much of the peculiar characteristics of this floe, old cut. wbere everything Is made to be subservient to order, decency and com-f i rt. Mr.

Thomas wu once connected with the DeiDccrniie pres tLe city, and is a lain ol sreat DrcntliD, and ataods hiarh as a wuwr. The Advocate the Democratic newspaper of Danville, a well conducted eheet. and ably edited by Mr. Morris. It baa a circulation, and is well sustained bv the business portion ot tbe city.

1 hai tbe pleasure of meetiua Jodtre Denny. Col. Thorn, Prof. Dudley and many other promtneot ctizens. aiJ ot whom inquired affectionately alter the health and well being of toe l'ormEK asm is a hmhiT moral city.

1 did not hear of dv mfatti. of tbe moral cole wbi'c 1 tw in the place; ltl not hrar of any the people are not "bate" uourh lor that (ut I iid bear of Meap fre" be ing a f.ivorite amusement and much leaping. I heard of one yoaog geiitlmao. -the champion, who cm dear a tuw of twelie boys at a stride bound. 1 Tiaited.

on f(ciai iDVitatlOD, tbe faiuoua Deaf an-i Dumb Asylum, hup thould be tbe pride of tbe State and an object of interest and concern to eery man. woman and child wbo value tbe good it hM done and-will continue to do. Unlike most institutions, of tbe kind, it has never be. a beggar, a coron.c beggar, nor a howling menaicaut for the old Sag aad fat appropriations. When wsa first charten Or tbe Mate, in 1N-2, ea appropriation of 43,000 was giveu, which was Judiciously used.

Ibe present bead some but Bmall building was built in ISoti. The rapid increase of pupils under the enlightened management of the present corps of Trustee, otticers and teacher, cails loudly for more room and more accommodations. At the last session of tne legislature, tbe management, after mature deliberation and consultation, asked for an appropriation of s.50,000 for the purpose of erecting a chapel, dormitory and dmlng-ball, wblch was lost in tne House, but passed in the Senate. The bill was lost, and appropriation cut down to $30,000. wbich is too small by 25,000 to complete the work begun.

The cuapel, dormitories and dining hall are all now ready for the roof, and are handsome bat plain buildings. It la absolutely necessary to get more in order to complete tbe wort, the Slate of keniacky is noted for tbe macnanimity with which she takes care ofhor uaiortunates and imbeciles, and tbe k4 -better able than ever to give this mite of at, appropriation to tbe asylum, since Fayette Hewitt has been so lucky as to have collected over Dack taxes. Ibis effectually puts a slop to the "shibboleth" of the stingy members of that tbe Mate. was in debt, while There was plenty of money in the sinking fund. The State allows to tbe asylam $140 Der capita for pupils and to.

000 for Superintendent and teachers, and per year for tbe clothing of thcpupiJa. Ad when a scholar enters tbe Atyitna whose parents are able to pay be is received at a charge of $140 for board and tuition for ooe year, and wbea paid into the hands ot the Treasurer it Is refunded to the Mate. Yea. this pitiful sum is psid to the btato, the croud old btate which boasts ot Dot being in dtbt, and bo acta of being the moet magnanimous and blue-biooded of ail the sisterhood of States. It is a well established fact in the history of mute that they are a.

mod Invariably the o-prg of poor parents. and not able to pay a dollar for their training. Ibe actual amount of money paid Into tbe institution out of 139 pupils (Iom not amount to yearly, which goes Into the State Treasury. In 1878 this asylum hao eighty six pupils, and at the present time it has 139. This in create resulted in over-crovdmg in the dormitories and in tbe dining-room.

I learn that two boys are required to sleep in one single bed, which is a great blunder in hygiene, bach a state of things is unfortunate, and will resuit in serious consequences, if not remedied. Tbe number of pupils is likely to Increase from year to year, and when the effect of the present benign management Is better known and understood. There are over 250 mutes in the State ho ought by ail means to be recipients of the State's bounty, while there are actually only 132 now attending tbe Asylum. The sight of those poor mates would appeal loudly to the Legislature for an additional appropriation of to complete the chapel, dining-room and dormitories, and, above all, to furnish a heating apparatus for the health and comfort of the pupils. Tbe Board of Commissioners wlil take the matter la hand, it is said, and will make another call on tbe Lecislatare.

Tbee commissioners have the good of the institution at heart, ana will spare neither time nor trouble to accomplish the desired end. The condition of the State prison Frank-tort was a distrrace to tbe State just a few years ago, and people of other States bowled about crowded and unhealthy rooms and dilapidated buildings. If they would clamor and howl about a prison-pen, how much more should we require pleasant and spacious quarters for the poor, helpless and lcnoc nt youths of both sexes that are the peculiar pensioners of the State's bounty sad charity. fiol. Dudley 15 a highly gifted gentleman aud eminently well qualified for his position, ile Is ably sustained by a corps of competent teachers.

The children are well cared for and thoroughly taught. Their bright, trustful faces look appealingly at yeu and seem to ask lovingly for pit and love. The Solons ot oar Legt lature should visit the institution and see for themselves, and understand that the State of Kentucky Is tbe mother ot all these helpless mutes, and that tbev have as much right to ber pity and do.e as any others jf her children. If the next Legislature should hesitate about the appropriation. It woe id be well for some humanitarian to play tbe lobbyi-t and work upon the sentimentality of the ooe.

l'jtx llASDLB. MUX GREVY'S TROUSSEAU. IPhLsdelDbia Telegraph Paris Letter. I hear that Mile. Grevy (now Madame Wilson) aet a good example to brides tn general, and to the feminine world at large, in the natter of preparations far her trousseau.

Kone of the articles were exhibited, but I am told that all tbe under-garments were of -the simplest possible description, being only "remarkible for fineness ot material, delicate atitchusg and dainty finish of cut and sewing. A oarrow bordering of embroidery, or a flat-edging of real but narrow Valenciennes lace, formed all tne ornamentation bestowed upon tbe moat elaborate of the articles. There were no bows ot ribbon, or cascades of iieehlin or Valenciennes. All was slmpls, r3ned and perfectly tasUfoL ttmi la the matter of dresses command ms to the trousseau of tbe voungest daughter of tbe Marquise de Guadara, tbe future Princess Delgrado. which I was admitted ss a special privileee to behold at Worm's the other day, whea the dresses were srranged in tbe showroom to be inspected by the family.

They numbered twenty-two in all "Cre-sen to ride to. and stand In. ard walk In, Dresses to dance us, and eat In, and talk in. Presses for dinner, or sappr, or ball. Dresses in which to do co'hlce at all of course each one inspected being lovelier than the last.

Tbe wedding dress itself was comparatively simple. It was composed of a corsage and train of wtflte satin, with skirt front of white watered silk laid in two large folds at either side, and finished with a heavy fringe; Tbe corsage was bordered around tbe edge with a deep double bias fold of satin, and was trimmed, as were also the sides of train, with folds of tulle held In place with bouquets of orange flowers. Next came a ball-dress of white tulle sprigged with silver, vaporous, delicate and poetic-looking, made with a rountLeorsage drawn Into folds, the skirt and waist being trimmed with long trains of honeysuckle. It was a dress fit for Queen Tl-taula herself. A brilliant toilet, near to this aerial creation, was composed of a corsage and train of sapphire blue velvet, the former cut-away over the skirt-front tn a Louis XIV.

square, and tbe latter drawn back and falling in long voluminous folds, being edged with a plaiting of old-gold satin set underneath tbe hem. Tbe underskirt was of rich whie satin, embroidered with gold stars, and trimmed at tbe sides with curved ruffles ot cream Isce, amongst which ware set lsrge roettes formed of inch-wide gold braid. A bouquet of. pink rose and white jessamine was placed at tbe left side of tbe corsage which was cat open en ccrur and balf-long sleeves, trimmed with bite lace and with a torsade of tbe gold -embroidered satin. A pale blue velvet ball dress was made in the gen-nine Loo is MIL style, with deep tabs at each side of tbe waist, and a wide sash of white satin: it wss cut low in the neck, and esch one of the bort sleeves was formed of a single hfjjb pulf, inside of which were placed halt long sleeves of white lace.

Down tbe front of the skirt and around the hem was placed wide and beautiful passementerie of dive nnd pearls, tbe corsage and aleeves Deiog cled with silver taada. A bouquet ot tea-roees and heliotrope adorned the corsage A ruperb dinner dress had tbe corsago and train of pale apple green satin, the latter lined with white satin and turned back wita full white satin revers, over a skirt front of white satin figured in a large patters oi roses in their natural hues in ahsdea velvet. Tbe corsage was high, and was cut open en coeur. The half-long sleeres bad the upper part formed of rattles oi isce put on horizontally, the under part being oi palereen aeiin. Tbe flowers to be worn with this dress were rieli pink geraniums.

A very lovely evening dree" was composed oi ale bine trrcen wateredk, and satin of the same hue. The low neck corsage snd long train were of tbe watered silk, tbe iaUer parting gracefully In front, just below tbe waist, so as to show two straigbt panel of satin, bordered with a narrow band of embroidery in silver and edged up the sides and across tbe hem with a fringe composed of p'nk rosobuds and foliage. Here and there on this skirt front and on the train wa let a large half-blown oink roee. Tbe front of tbe corsage wss crossed from shoulder to shoulder wiih a massed garland ot roses, roaebuda and foiiage. ei here and tbeie with tbe priliiant emerald green niug cases of tropical beetles.

Then there was a walkiug-cosiume of garnet velvet; with culls aud tcbu ot old Venetian lace, and a black siik dress trimmed with a scarlet, satin-grounded brocade, and other elegant toilets literally too numerous to mention, lor 1 have already described the richest and the most sinking ot them all. A STRANGE COINCIDENCE. I Washington PosUl Of the many coincidences growing out of the President's assassination tnere have been none more singular than that re. a ted by Mr. D.

K. McKee, a well-known journalist of this city. During the last session ot Congress be had entile charge of the work at the Capitol for tbe Ntw York Associated Press. The duties were very exacting, and the position one of grave responsibility. When Congress adjourned he waav.

gsuerously anren four months' vscstion with pay, hicb be decided to spend in Europe. He sailed the latter part of June, scarcely a week belore tbe President's assaa-siuatiou. To a fnend with whom he eon-versed the night prior to sailing he remarked that he was aick. nervous and jaded, and that during his absence he did not wish to set eye on a newspaper. "Why." said bis friend, "you'll be the first man to call for one on your arrival at Queens-town." "No.

indeed," was the reply, "not unless it contains something startling, like the assassination of tbe Prssldeni or some other remote possibility." As tbe slowly steamed up the harbor at Queeostowu they were met by a tug which ran along Mde for tbu malls. The capiaia carried iu hia hand a large package of Irish newspapers, which once thrown on deck were soon distributed among the passengers. McK.ee at the time was lounging In tbe smoking-room aft. Suddenly Lis wife's rneid appeared in tbe doorway and said tbat Mrs. wished to see him immediately.

"Anything lmportaut?" he languidly inquired, at the same time lightuig a fresh cigar. "Mrs. McKee bids me tell you tbat President Garfleid has been assassinated." McKee lsagbed. lie remembered then that bis wife was standing near when ha made tbe remark qnoted above. "Tell your mistress," be replied, jokiDgly, "she'll hsve to Invents better story tbn that before I break my promise not to lock iu a newspaper during my absence." A few moments later he strolled dowu toward the bow of tbe boat.

The passengers were gathered together in little knots low tones. Every face wore a saddened expression. lie puzzled hi brain for a moment for come solution of tbe mystery. Suddenly a horrible thought passed' through his brain: "Suppose tbat girl were not joking and that she really spoke the truth." He eagerly snatched a paper from the anus of the nearest passenger, aud the first sight tbat greeted his eyea waa the great Daring headlines announcing la dalalit the terrible tragedy of July is. A CIGAR MACHINE.

New Orleans Democrat. 1 Simon O. Flotow, leit last evening by the Mobile train for NVashington and New York in tbe interest of the cigar machine Jointly patented by himsolf and Mr. John E. Schmalx.

An exhibition of the Invention was given yesterday morning in the presence of a number of gentlemen, and tbe universal verdict was thai it was a success in every respect. The invention consists of two machines. Tbe first a wrapper cutter, which not only turns out the Wrappers expeditiously and economically, so far as tbe consumption of the leaf goes, but also counts them. The other machine, which roils the cigars. Is worked by a treadle, and can make 2,000 cigars a Cay.

The rights of the patent have been purchased by a company composed of New York and Washington capitalists, Uie, price paid being S200.000. one bait cash and the balance tn stock. Tbe company will manufacture the machines for sale. THE RIVER AND WEATHER. SIGNAL SERVICE REPORTS.

DA1LT MrriORO LOGICAL UC0RD. tOffldai.1 Lorisvnxx. Nov. 10. 181.

W1KD. I State cHM of 5. 'weai'ar Tim 3 of Observation. i I I a. :W.99 H9 82 St If.

lOrO a. to 5: H. X. 7 ClolKlT. 10 (Meeting 9 flxram.

13 iLt.raio. r. 47, 56 ftSS r. jHU.4:4 Mi a. 4l w.

K. 441 37 COMPARATIVE PATA CORRESFO.il I.NO DATS 0 TKAKS. risviiLK. Kt Not. II.

18S1. 5. 2.2 Nov. 11. of Day.

2 J73 1S74 175. H76 1T7 JPrt. w. "7 4 2 k.w 17 X. 60 iS s.

4 71 .3 X. f.U9 7o 3 w. Ti 8 3. Cloudy. Ka.r ear.

Cli-ar. K-'lear. jCmudr. 0 30.04 7 'i TiO 7 30 4.7tV3a 29 J. 133 30.71 Coudv.

fair. Too small to measure. Staos of Water in Cancl fnr Cot reronatno Day l7a leet Tnrr.es ii77 6 feet 0 inches iff! 2 feet tnctie? 173 feet 0 Indies 187S leet Inches: i7. 2 feet inches ltrr 6 leet 0 rocheslisac feet 10 Inches etosit-sxavicx orncx, XovUl, ISO. yesterday 1 SC.

jlEKRMOM- SS I 1TXB. 3 3 i'siljP- THE COURTER-JOURiVAL: LOUTS'VTLLTS, FRIDAY, NOVErBER 11, BSV the bletveat tetuueratnre wi -srtr-elxM decrees, the lowest tbtrtr-ninedeerees ti "aillag bamro- 1 eter. fresh north and ncrthesst winds, wtta rain. Mean dan? oaremster. otean eaiiv thermometer.

4t 7: mean dallr reiaUrs humidity ot tbe air. 73.7 per cent. RatDfsU, 0.13 loch. River rbimr. with six feet nine laches in tbe canal at ir-r.

m. COMPARATIVE 0B9IKT ATI053. LCCISVHXX, NOV. 10. 1SS1.

r.w. Observstlons lakes at the same moment of time at an stations. W1HD. Futeof 3 ETAnOHS. Weather.

3 1 Cairo 88.4.V 43H.E. 14 0.34'Lt. rain. Chattanooga .41: 61 14 07Uloud). finetnmn 4 s.

Cloudy. Uavecport 8.ii 40 x. 8 1.... ralr. Dubuque 80.94 41 si Fair.

lialvsstoo E. 12 01 Cloudy. IcduinoiB s. Fair keocus -so it n.t. 8 Cloudy.

LaCroe'e x.w Fair. Iavenwortb i80.4J5i 44 s. 8 Cloudy. Iulaviilc 7s.E. 8 i Sleet.

Meropbis 80.M4' 47' U.K. 0 10 Cloudy. 8 .0. IS Lt. rain.

Port lds 7 Hi I Cloudy. Omaha. 80.61' 12 Cl.udr. Puuburffb. ir k.w 7 Ctoeav.

9hrevoori 30.i 50 n.e. Vt Li. rata. ft. LoHia 43 ji.E.

10 0.01 rain. 8. laoi 30.CS s.Vs. Fair. VIckstMira- X3 n.e.

8 iClondy. Taokton 0.hi .18 a. 8 Cloudy. Mule Hoc xu.tt 13 'o Cloudy. Pan Aniooio 2 i.fc3 (5 i.e.

0 Art Ciear. Denlenn 8 8 49 11 Lt. rain. Elliott :x.n. iti ai.H Ukx 0 09 Lt.

rain. Eaele Iaai Si OA 61 s.s. 9 0.2 Cloudy. Brownivliie M.aa li. lo I t-aix.

Mocaion i.t. 4 04 Claud y. Tort 0.16 LA. rain. North piate 80.M Me.

li i i louilv. Iodsr City 3.i sax. la 10.87 Lt. snow. Bmmarck i.47; 7s.

iCIear. Too sssaii to measureT RIVER TELEGRAMS, r'recials to tne PrTTBrROH, Mcv. 10, 8:83 t. u. Rising water erm-ttneed in Tbe Monongabela to-dav, two feet three tocbes bslbg recorded on the shore marks.

Ds-paiches from tbe Upper Monongabela report stationary or falling water: up ibe Allegbenr, rising at Parker and falling at Oil City. Tne Katie SiockdaJa left for Cincinnati at 4 o'clock, and C. W. Batcbelor, for Wheeling, will leave ibis evening. Tbe Hddson is expectad up trout Cincinnati on Sunday, to depart tbe same dav.

The Buckeye Slate will voon com-mseee loadrne for St. Louis. Tbe Wyoming was telegraphed by Oapt. Coulson to-day to come nrv while to ere was a cbanee. Tbe weather here is ciear and cool; thermometer iortr-slx.

Whxeltxo, Nov. JO. Kon. River four feet four tncbes; rising siowlr. cioudv and cool.

Ctxcixati. Nov. iu. Nigbt. Rivsr twelve feet and risina.

Weather clear and co.d. NisnvrLf-r, Nov. 10, Mifht. RlTer nine feet by tbe gaure ana rllng. A listatch from Point flurn-alde stS the river Is swelilua one incb per hour.

ArnTed ham Fowler. Padaeab. Imparled Eiia, ports aboye. EVAxrvn lb. Nov.

10. Arrived rora Cab-ler. Lnnba'lioo. Kate Kinney, in-in-natl, H. T.

Iiexier, lairo, Jl. Ietried 8am. Kobarta. to tbe MMera. a.

New Marr Houatun, Mew Orieaos, kelekluney. New Orieans. Evahjvillx. Nov lo, Nigbt. Arrived Silver CI( U4.

incioijall. p. ETanaTiiitv Itowling frren. Cide. 'l eimeiw r.

ii; P. lrouillrd, Cincinnau. i uray F.aule. icittl.H'. 7:15.

Ieuart-ed U. 1'. Ivi fr, i.iro. LHira Cabler, 6: SiiTr Cloud, u-adv. ligbt rain a.

I rveinug and ntwii'; oiereurT Clm -seven. Elver snd eurht-ientta Iel k-mui and ruing. Toe tag Is extended bx trip lo Hfndfnon. CAiao. Nov.

lf, Noou. Arrived. Cltv cf Vtcks-burg. Ttcksbnrg, a. Hickory, Tennessee river, KaoMe atum.

Padueab, Janies W. Gall, Ciu-cliiaail. noon. Ici.kr ed Hickory snd Tsium, t. Louis, 7 a.

St. Louu, la. Cairo, Nov. 10. Nigut.

Arrived Oiklsnd. 5t. Ixium. r. Ccmuiunweaiib, tt.

I.ouii, 8. River tweuty-fuur feet aud stationary. ea.Uier cloud thermometer Oily. Pt. Loris, Nov.

10. Nurbt. Arrived Helena, Memphis. Departed iMamond Jo and tow, Dubuque: Graod Tower, Vicktnurw. Mver fallen two lnci.e; tweoiy-lour feet six laches by gauge.

Weaiber rainy and raw. Memphis. Nov. 10. Noon.

Arrived Annie P. Silver, New Orleans; tit. beuevieve. bl. Louis.

'Mimphis. Nov. l. Nlgiit. River has risen eight mobs.

Arrived Bolle Mempnis. St. Ixuu. 6 p.m. Departed lienry Lowrey.

Aoomi P. Silver. Ste. Geo-evieve, tt. Louis, p.

m. Wwthar and cool. VlcxfBCRG. Nov. 10, Nuibt.

Rainlcg lightly ail dav. Thermometer sixty degrees. River unchanged. Hi lioiddust, 11 p. m.

Arrived Ed. Richardson, 8 am. New Orleaks. Nov. iu.

Night. Arrived Seofl-der, St. Lonia. No departures. Tbe Charles P.

Chouteau loading to leava to-morrow for Helena. Weathr cloudv and warm; tberaiometer seveDty-six degrees. Ligot rain this evening. LOCAL RIVER REPORT. ARRIVALS AXI DXFARTCKS4.

Tn Frankllo Cincinnati Cincinnati. Magzle Harper Madison Malioon. James Guthrie Henderson. Con. Miliar Inctnnatt Memphis.

Tom Ruerlcck Clnvlnuatl Mauie Hays Coasu BOA18 Dl X. FV.fc. 7 1,. Rainbow Henderson river. Busixxaa ad wf.athbk.

Thkrs was six feet ten inches water in tbe canal last evenlog and tne river rising at a lively rate. It has been raining sod Is rialnsr at Pittsburgh. Tbe Upper Otilo from here no ia nsdna. and all toe tnbutai lea pouring out. We mav now lock for "dead loads" of wair bere soon.

Uuslcess on the levee very live' v. Weather cloudy, cool and windy. Prospect good for snow or rain. The rain soetss to have reached tbs headwaters, and tbe prospects are favorable for a rise aofilcJenl to etout coal from PittroruQ. 10 A rs LEAVING THIS DAT.

The Rainbow fur ITeniierson at 4 o'clock, from the loot of Fourtli aueet. ThI PltUburgh leaves for St, Louis at 10 o'clock a. Capt. Tbomburrf on the roof and Col. Jobn Jooes tn the office.

Tbe 'twa Joons" are a jir to beat. The nice and nbby Gen. Lytle leaves for Ctncinoatl at -'1 o'clock p. m. from ibe foot of Third street.

Pbe 1 one of tbe fas teat of the faat, and the nne-tt of tbe flee. Trb splendid Tom Sherlock, Capt. James Kictols. eould not gel away last evening, but will positively leave bere at an early hour thla morninr. We cheerfully commend ber to passengers and sbm-Oers.

THE CITT OF BATOJT ROUGg. Thb river was rising bere last evening, and a rood sobetaniial rlM will reach here in lb next twentv-four hours, btaam Is kept no on (be a tea trier Cltv of Baton Rouge, and anchors bare been Everything wai in readiness last evening, and it was thought be would float off during tbe nlgbt or some time tbls morning. No farther damage or dscscr Is antic. na ted. Bhe will soon be oil now and on her way rejoicing: PERSOHAt.

Capt. Jim Dcoaw returned from 6L Louis resterdar. VV'e'LL have eroarin', rattlln' river here In a day or two. Capt. Jona WooLroLK, of Owensboro, was tn the city Thb Tom SberLock's whistle Is "a rattler," and iu tone is "bull-7." Capt.

McO.ube, of the, B. D. Wood, died at JIcKeeiuort. Wedncsdar. Capt.

Lew ahallcross has gone down to tbe sunken Will Kyle at Slim islands. Tbe beautiful Sherlock looks nobby in her new dress, and carries her bead hWh. The Rainbow brings up the officers, crew and passengers oS the sunk Will Kyle at Slim island to-day" New givb the "Orphan Boy" a cbanee with the Rattling Reuben The Springer leaves Sunday for New OrieiDt. It Is not the U. 8.

Mall-line transfer wagons that overload snd rut np Third aueet so. Tbey are teams belootrtng to stores. Capt. Vah. Thompson's favorite, Vint.

SblnkiO, leaves bere Sunday foriMemp'uLx. She's a good one, and Wash. Is well, everytody knows Wash. Capt. Rees Dcqan has raised tbe sunken tblpGresbarn at New Orleans feet, end (Sys, "I'll le.eb ber to the surface and hold her ttor, or bust a gallus." A base ball club, composed of a ricked nine, are en route to New Orleans on tbe Tom Sherlock.

Tbcr are a 11 iwt looking net of fellows, and are having fun on the 'Big Tom." Via regret to announce tbe death of Mr. Will Semple. wbich occurred at tbe residence of his sister at Clifton Tuesday rUbt. be waa a brother of Capt. Root, gemote, and was a centleman blghly esteemed for bis worthy trails of character.

i. V. Uali, Janies D. Parker and Alex. Montgomery ore Dlrec orv of tfce new Southern Company nt Clncinr.atl.

Mr. has tieen elected aud Mr. Ea. Miller Secretarv. Wm.

bbaw upcrimeudeut of tbe wbarf-boat. "Oslt waiting" for tbe steamboats Ail to run on time agalh Waiting lor a "boom to business" Waning 'or a rsuimg ram. "Only waiting" tor a shower. rallUig rrocn tbe cloudy sttea Walitna for tbat kind cf river That wtu be a coal-boat rise. OCB LOtt.

Tn Boebea R. Springer for New Orleans coos umar te rn's down vesterdav. Sharp SfeDonafd and tow passed np from Cairo yesterday. She eoes on the wars at Cincinnati Ben Franklin went out with "a pile1' cf vesterday. ttattte Havs was In The corinne, a little "per-pel-ber," came to from the coast with a barge of bar Tbe S.

P. Coe and tow passed up vesterdav I rom Stevenaport Ibe Ml. Ciare brought a tow ot coal down from Poraemv and returned with empties. Chas. McDonald left for Pomerov wttb a tow of empties Tbs Jos.

it. Williams aod tow are doe np to-day. B. Rbea leaves for Kasbvftle tomorrow Williams bss ben ebsrtered as a circus boat, to earrv Monroe's Circus Company up tne small streams of Arkansas. Capt.

PblU 8. hmitb is Master and (foodricb engineer. Tbe Ga'den Rule citwvo Memphis coming up WedDevday "Old Licking is vo the rampage. lt'er ram Rlteads left St. Louis for last night ttnclooati ta going to Uabt up ber wharf with eiectitc 1 be latest information we have from tbe sunken steasDer Will.

Kyle at PI Ire felapd Is tbat tbe sunken. stiamM remain straight and sasy. wirb nve feat water over deck in ibe enwlne-room. Tbednrk forward of tbe boiler Is out vt water. Unless tbe Kyle Is raised before tUe wter gets much higher It la thought sae will prov a' total bridges are traps and Table to cause great loss ot steaasooat preoerty until tbey are kiveled down.

Tbe Vr Eag.e cleaned out worth, yet 50a can break and ahalter tbe bridge as von will, but tbe cent of disaster will remain with them still Tbe Pans C. Brown doejn't leave New Orleans un li to-morrow evening It is expected fry this time next year that -f vis iKtand dam will be completed and ready for business. The coffer dam is now out and everything ready for tbe expected coal rise Tbe Fearless and tow left St. Leuia Wednesday for Pittsburgh Cast. Alex.

Fra- rier goes to Ions to take eommaed of tbe Bngbs Light. Tbe bngbi Liubt hai entered the Pltubnnrn, CinclnnsU and St, Loais Packet Llae. Capt. Till Binder wtu have charge ot the office The Gaff, loaded flat, paatied PaducAh irolng down Tom Sherlock trrlved from ClncmnaU yesterdav. and will leave eariv tbia morning for Naw Orlcana.

hundred and fifty sheep aod 2.4 eaitM were awaitinu sbtpmeot on the Will. Kyle at Owensboro, wr.on sbe sunk Capt. John Kirk A Son have tbe contract 10 reoiace 5,000 feet of tbe bask wblch raved in at Lock No. 1, of tbe Ken-tacky river. The Cs ptun purchased tbe rock In the foundation cf lho old Mammoth Cave porx-boussaJ Madison to dump in the chasm.

DRIKTWOOD. Ikowtox Bee: Will Kiggs, late mate of the Plttsburgb. teils an amusing incident of a rsoent occurrence. Tbe boat bad just put off the mail at Concord. and was straigutening up for a rood ran.

wuen a man crue rashiu-r down the bank waving a tin bucket. Tberv i an accwmmodatmg crew on steamer, aod ooiwKhstand.oy their hurrv the bjat was rounded aa-aln. and a si-p aok run out. 1 be tiu-bockei man tiood oooliy watching the proceedings until the elerk 'touted: "See bere, wby don't yoa eoms eooerd don't you see we're walling on jou?" Tbe lellow drawled tack: "1 den't want to go nowhere, but I ihort mebbe veou lliers 'od lke lew buy lutne real nite nccrl cider oppie bul-Ua." Tbey say Bill Kircfcoer wore so liard that tee air around there smell like brimstone for a week. DIKE AT P0KTLAO BAB.

Wobk on the dike at Portland bar haa been pushed forward with great energv by tbe resent runuactor dnnmr the low-water season, aod up to this cats feat of the toial of S.toO feel to -e put down havs been completed. Tbe work has been nwt UB'taauaLiv dene. Tbe improvesoeoi has alreadv facilitated uavigation over this bitberte Uoublesume bar rr rreailr. au Increased ebaunel Oriu i eipnieeti incue being secured. Bat for UiU dike, navigation over the bar would have beeu SDpnded eonrely tbd past two mootos.

It Is not likelr tbat aov sncre work cjiu beOnoe upon tbe dike tui uext seasoo. a the prospecis seem iavaraole fur an early rise in tbe rtrr. STATEPOLITICS. Col. Frask vYolford, candidate for Clerk of tbe Court ot Appeals, will speak at tbe loiiowing times ana places: SorloeBe d.

Saturday, Novsuiber 12. llarrotUDurg. Monoav, Noveatwr II. Lexington, VVran-4(iay. Novoxber ir.

ovlugton. Tbursdsv. Nurctnljer 17. Newport. Friday, November i-.

Mouday. Novrmber il. i Novernber Kctmuotou. Kriuuy. November Hi.

aturar. oveaiter Pownna Green. Monday, November 9H. KujstfUvllie, iues-iay. Nevjober s.u Fratiitliu, Wednesday.

November, M. Ixiunvlne, iridar, leceaiberi. Speaking at 1 o'ciuca p. m. Trofh.

John M. Carmx-hav, Egbert Guernsey. Wm. Tod Htlmuth. A.

K. Hills, W. M. Nosau, aud Luuiireds of the most cmineul physicians of New York city indnrse aud prescribe l.lebet; Arul-catcd Extract nt ilcli Hazel. Beware of cheap liniutions The Lielieg Company offers 110 cheap goods.

It clTera only bonest preparatiuns nt bonest prices. Arnlcated Witcb ilazel cures piles, st.t rbenm. catarrh, rheumatism, iumbteo, painful periods, and other female comniaints. aold in ntty cents and one dollar sizes. MAOAUIiSaT'S THUATSB.

Commencing MONDAY, NOV. Six Nlffbls and aturiify Matinee, COL VILLI'S GREAT fipECTACCLAR PLAT. THE WORLD The grandest roalivic emotioDAl drama ever known. Overwhelming suocraa. Crowded bouses.

Thriu-lmr pcenea. Admirable actintr. Fvery new. WfVNov.J-l.one week. JOUN f.

RAYMOND. CANDY PULLING. THK 'sdlrsof ie Klovd aud Troadway MeiheHlst Church will hive a candv pullmj iu the hae-mertui the to-alglit. All are reaDectfullj imntsdto attend. SCHNEIDER'S ORCHESTRA.

OFFICE, STKA3IltOATS. I. MAI I. MVK HTEtMERS lout ot 'Fhird at. UA1L.V at 3 O'CJCOCK P.

M. for CINCINNATI. tare, oue way. Taree Dollar. Rnnnd-trlp Tickets IS Rood until used.

Ticket Ko. ISs IbirJ biow Jtsla. sad on board stenners. S. HAYS, nasi Ticket A genu AN (A KTkR, a p'j.

se3dbatf Southern transportation Line. Lt2tves for New Orleavna and ail Way Points. THE HTEAMER E. B. SPBINGEE, HART, Master.

SHAW, Clerk. S-jril Will leave as above on SrxniT, 3CNot. IS. at 4 p. K.

or freight or passage apply to B. C. LEVI. Agent. N.

B. Tbe stesmer GOLDEN CROWN roUowa Wednesday. Nov. IS. Memphis aud Ohio Ittver Packet Cempsvoy.

Tirs fcxjsuAr stkamkr VINT SHINKLE, O.WA6H.THOPMSOS. Master. J. D. MOORE, Qerk, leaves for fcTaasvilte.

Padueab, Cairo, Memphis and ali Way Poiuts M)V. 13, at 12 1 WILL fc. II AYS, So. IU Third at, below Main, Tmghi and Paseosrer Aireot. Kegular U.

8. Mall and Adams Express Co. Packet. For Owensboro, Evansville and Henderson. RAINBOW WK8TTALL, Master a Will leave as above Tuts aca2l'or.

lu at sr. from city wrttrf B. C. LK VI. Agent.

Plttsburrh.nnntiDfrton. Cln. and St. Louis Pacset Co. For Kvaosvllle, Paaucati, Cairo and St.

Louis, tbe elt-a-snt Uteamer PITTSBURGH Master J. M. Jwm Clerk WiU 1ns re as above on Fkidat. tail II II mi i 1L at in o'clock a. k.

FOr freight or patssire apply to THOMAS SMALL, Agent. IlOIsMAX 1AI. HOLHIAN'S PAD CURES BY ABSORPTION TOE ONLY TELE BALAEIAL AMIDOTB. Dr. Hoi mak's Pad Ira roeerfg rfnwy for all form of Liver ana Hiouiach complalnu.

Chilis, and Fever, Uyssepsiis. Nervaaa sad Sick ilea it-avche. Ckildree'a lisaew. and la tbe only tfg aod absolute eora for 31a.la.rtav lo all Its rartous Xorms. it Is tbe ouly knowa remedy that positively excels every vestige of Malarial Utot from tbe blood wit U-out tUe ue of poisonous drags, which remain ia the system for years, snd often fur a llfeMme.

EL WALE CF BOGUS AID ISiTATICS PADS. Each (iesuine Halntaa Bad bears the Prl-vate Keveaae tbe Holmait Pan Co. wi 7 ode-mark printed la eaaas. Bur stoae witheatlt, Far astle by alt Ftrat-elaas Drsmiatsv or seat by db11. rest-paid, on receipt A.

Anr one wlsnina; special lastnieuoa or ad vies will reeeiva tbe same fre of ebaree or addressina- pr-soosiiy G. W. Holman. M. U.

Fall treattse seat free oa application. Aoaress HOLMAN PAD CO. P. O. B4x J.1U, iu SaoABWAT.

Vaw Tobx. oas iBtee4(e s)v tVA rtxxrtivrrnmit un this pace unOer the serwrol heads of WajrvrD. For Saxe, For RrxT. rtr wtU be- inrU4 at transitnt rate onlvTz Ccirn per lint far each innertUm. No adrntiat-tnenf less than Thirty CKrrs.

WANTS I SC I LLAXEO US. WASTED Tbs geatlemaa who called to as me Tuesday morn log In reference to his aephew to 'leas rail sgain as soon as convenient, aod ooilaa v. UltAPCK. MZt ataraet st- oetweca sum auu Fourth. vv AKTEIi TO RF.VT For tbe winter, a fur-nlthMl honait.

entrallT located, with modern conveniences. Oy a prompt-paying tenant with small family. AAiUfsctory references given. Address H. rfcsre Latter-carrier No.

S. AIITKD HOl'gK-A medlam slsed, weH-fur-f olsbedAioase. coaiforUble. sua Iu a good, ceo-trsl locarlonT for a small Best care guaranteed. Address, stating partiaalars In full.

tbls stfl.es1. ir ATtTKDKOOMS Suitable for Itgbt bona, keeping, by a gentleman and wife (no children). Would prefer fourth t- best of references, prompt pay. Address -Mr. Particular." 2l7 Fourth st ANTED BORROW RRS For In suns of SUU0 and upward, who can give city r-al eatata semrlty.

Apply to tiiO LAM BERT. Ko. KO Four av room 1. noSdii Ur A Jtl'KD Southern and Western people todropapostul card to WILKINOS, Manafaciurr. Chicago, requesting a copy of hm tp.endiUly catalogue of Scroll ttsi.

Roller kstes. sporting tiools. i.smes. Home Amusements, etc. which will be seat FRKk, tf.whea wriUug, ou mention tbs Courier-Journal, not salUi WANTKD Every man bavins a few hundred dollars saved aad ptyla? J0 per month rent ani upwarrt.

wbo wouid own ula own home, to callkt once and Interview LAMBtKT, o. 30 ourtb 1. bet. Jeflerson and Market. jyldr.f ASTKD Information of tbe hereabouts of Peter Xvaguer.

last heard fioriiai cnailes.ldano. Address his brother. VaL. WAtii.K. 150 Dearborn si- or.Noribem orflce Courier-Journal.

Chicago. uo4 tiaevulO VV if ANTED Persons (lwmo apeeay ana purai a- ns-t cares ut sll DnvaU and niisasss, us call an Ur. U1CK. Uoora: to i r. a.

swia-rtays: 1 to 4 r. a. ssee aUroTSHem-ot. ai9 TT AXTR M1CDICATK VAPOR BATH- ATS arntarted oory at Or LAKCAiTEK'a Dison- vv oortD aremtss. Prtms and chronic seases Tbs Sreatue a i nt pAi i a sieotalty.

ocl lit WANTS- I1KLI. TAKTKD Kmpliyers. If you want a good wetch-II man or r. traveling le.mn. clerk, porWr.

collector. DiacUauic of any traue or 1 borer, seaI word to the ci I HIKINU OFFIcK.101 Fifth St. Pretieteirrmiatlves ot applicant supplied graus to any rusponjiols smpioyer. W'AKTED GlBLH Corns rlJht along If you wlrb surely to otjisln a first-class coot, nurM. Bnaid.

and seiet a good one at the CUV U1UIX( HI Fifth at. Here find al ouca IrUb girls, firf. Americsn iriris. col-ord girls, tic A od oues report bere, and are sent only to coju piscus. W'ANTfcD merchants snd bnslness men.

rall-t Tl rosds. rtermbou. etc, will find It decidedly tneir imertit wben tliey wish to empi help of sny kind. I tcud word lo 'be CITY HIKING OF ICE. 1' 1 nth t.

cliargt-a. Patrons sure of not oolv nbtslolng foily com iettnt, but also rsiiaoly rscommeadsd. VV ANTED A competent preseiiptionlst to take charge or a dn.g siors in Hoily springs. Hiss. Addrsvs t.

A. 15.. care Ltier t'srrlsr Xol. AXTED CLEltK A nl--e ynng man. 17 or 18 years of age.

as clerk iu a retail clgr business. Address. Iu own bsudwril.ng, W. h. tare tuis otnee.

ASTED COOK At southwest corner of Fonrtk-l and York, a coo, who must be well recommended. ANTEI A (LOlHINti HALESMAN Who la vv conversant wltu the general clolhlng trade of Kentucky su-1 TeaneBSec. su who has an estaMubed trade. Address, with referencbs, o. J.

5 W.liai-tituore ialnmore. Ud. AM ED II desinu; good and all perfoa sn. ous to eror ol homes ta anply 1th le besi ot to tne Ladies ltoafd ot it'e Y. M.

c. A al the icutral rooms of ttis Arsociaiieu, every ousuay and bsturday niornlug from iu until 11 o'cloc. ocl'Jd'f AV A TS Til Tit A I KS. it' AMTE tiperienced Sawrera. Latbmea and (irindrs- si AX-hsuJU Factory of McCL WuOUBL'Hi fc to, Knoxri.19, Tenn.

Address at S. ANTED Two gool mattress makers. Apply at NAIMAK BkAal.u-K'.S. 1 st-, near Third. ANTED TINNERS Four nrst-clsss tinners i an find steady employment by applying alt ba Ohio Faiis i ar ors, JlIi-j Touvil.e, lua.

WAN TS 1 ATI ON S. AXTED A man of 1" years' experlt-nce as Oooit- keeper and general cdlCK uian, dusircs a position. AuUress C. e. 11., I'm ollice.

A NT ED-SIT CAT ION By a married man. aged 30. a tosltion as saiusmn or or both combined, fully competent, a bard worker, wttb ability. n.l wiulDg. but position mut aider some pro.pects for tbs future, heca.ny u' desire Ad-urt Ciro.

of Mllourne's Advarttslng Agency, Baltimore, ANTED SITCATION By a young man 18 years il of me, as asnls ant book-keeper, blk or shipping clerk or sAleanii Habits nuexceplionub'e and Ural-claim reference given. A line to CLERK, this olbce. have prompt attention. MMMaaMawMi FOli A 1. 1 31 1 SCI 1 1.

L. A KO LT lOR SALE GROLND SO bv MS feet ground nortn slds Bro.idwav. near Fifth Jiby lys ei icrouni north side Main et. KiuotesniU aud I wt-utietb; ls bv lw feel, northeast corner bsyer and Cougre Market and Jefferson. Apply JA.

W. PKATHkK, uortbeaat corner r.lgnlb aud stain sis. ault eodtf F'OK SAI.K HORSE A stylish, safe and carriage ti-aiu. Can be svea at btsve Maxw ell's stable. Jerfersou.

sixih si. nol0dtf LMIR SALK KNtilNE AND BOILERS For kIo A cheap; engine 14 by 24. as good aa new; boiien 18fel by 4(i inches; insnrsuir. boater, smoke-stack and ever vthiiig complete, liiquire at once Tn sold on account of increase ot capacity of oar tnlil. '1 RiM AN.

LOVING IHL' KUEH. First su Mala streets. ocUti dtf ITtlR SALE KNtilXES. etc. A lare sssortmen: 1 of Second-band Eutftncs.

Hollers ml Ssw-nulSi (a Food oruer. UADLEY. WkiUHT A CO, Indna-apobs. lnd. diwtf Tl'OR 6ALF The lr.m Fonndery.

Machine and siel IV ores of the Crucible. SWel rsstii: aid sletol Co." of this city, for particulars rdlress JlLlUa RAUBAKoCJt. bec'y. ocl4 diSulm FOli ISKNT HOUSKS, KTC TM5i; REN PORK-n I thall' of th- be-J lonpli tco slaughterir.ir, pacln. etc.

caoacny 600 bogs i't Oar oa the sbuili siae ot Ftory are aoove Mary ttreel. Apply to W. A. KLIESSEN-DllUr F. No.

McDowell XSIock. corner Fourth aud Gct st. OR KEST-BOCSE-A Itfitorj brick dwelling-hou-cou corner of Twelrtlr and tireen No. 500 Inquire at T. VOLKMAK No.

9d iareiith between Chestnut ana Magazine. KEST HOChK A very denlrab.e bouse of rooms and all modern conveniences. No. tixth, between York and Lexington ata. Apply on I rcuiUss.

FOR RENT STORE HOCSE-Xo. IIS Main, near Second at- with flxturen tor grain aud produce exciiange. Apply on the premises. FOR RENT DOCTOR'S OFFICE Been used aa such for 8 or 1J years; cenlrally located, and In good order. Apply to VINCENT DAVIS, Chestnut aud Stub iu.

OR REN 1 DOCTOR'S OFFICE Been used as JT such 1 or 8 or 10 rears; centrally loc.ileJ. and la good or der. Apply to VlNCEUT DA Via, Chesiau. and Eixtli st. 17OR RENT HOITSK The large dweUlugformeriv I occupied by tbe late J.

F. Orinla on ths north side of Gray bet. brook and Floyd, inquire of 1. I. BUMMtliS, Ko.

Ja W. Jefferson st, nol eodtf POK RKXT STORK In Leoanon, Ky, about Vrid Best location, nice Ox turps, gas. Rent MU, Pos session givau August Address Box Lebanon. )eu eodtf OR RENT MONET (3,500 Tbls sum to loan for a term of years on a good mortgage. BCChA-M AN A BRO 404 Main sfc, below Fourth.

lOR BINT MODERN DWELLING-norSK-No. A 118 Jacob at. Inquire of A. O. BRANN1N.

LOST. Tneday. Nov. 8, on the 1 cars going to New Albany, or from ears tc Kim on bank street. In New Albany, a Knta-lether uocaet-book containing SS5 In bills.

If returned to llcDenald's warehouse. In New Albany, a liberal reward will be I OST PARROT Nov. 9. a carrot having both wtnzs clipped. A very liberal reward wi.l paid If returned to No.

Sua Math, naar Afadtson at. I OST A GOLD RING With a squire "sard set-1 ting." with a F. 189J," engrave 1 Inside. Any person returning same to S. SID, PLATT.

Fourth aad Main, will be rewarded. STOUN. 8o itz vv t. STOLEM at ARE From my stable, on the night of Noreinbsr S. a bay mare.

hands high. yearaoid past; black mane and tail; worka well; strikes a pace when aoder the saddle; small splint knot oa fore leg. Has a small star in forehead. hows good stock. I will pav the above reward for mare and thief or for the mare.

JOHN HELLER. Cecillan. Hardin county. Ky. OAS FITTING, ETC.

PLUMBING, GAS STEAK FITTING AND DEEP WELL BOIIIXG, U8 MARKET ST- BET. FOCRTB A5D FIFTH. raVConneetion with telephone. -1 se7eod PROPOSALS. TO CONTRACTORS, FOB "ALE Three Doom-derricks r1ne4 complete, li ..1.

fM lt klk KTT. I ael long. Apply at Crescent 1U Kaservotr. or W. Sac Cossyasj'a OlM la altr.

ollao44 TODAY'S AUCTIOX SALES. 8 SOUTUWIOX. Tbat Two-story and Attic Brick Dwelling and Lot, 83x200, north aide Brack, inridge atreet, second door below Brook treet, together with Entire Contents of tLe House, -AT AUCTION, FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 11, '81. Cmm as cartas at IOiSO aVelee WE will sail first tbe realty, after wbieh a reaeral assortment of Hoasebold and Kitchen Farnt.

tars, consulting1 of Parlor. Bed-room and Dining-room Beta, Carpets, Oll-elatbs. ete. The bouaa and lot will be sold promptly at 11 o'eloek. Terras of personalty, cash; real estate, one-thlre eaah, balance 1 and 1 years, a per cent, and Uso.

MKUlllS St boUTHWICt AacTs. BOOTS, SHOES RUBBERS AT AUCTION 337 OEO. J. WOOD CO. THIS Friday-) mornlnit, Nov.

11. at 10 o'clock. Siileniild lines. Come. Termaeaah.

ARCHla JOHNaOIf, Aaetoneer. BV TH OB. AWPMBOW St. OO. "RID AT.

Xov. 11. Roou sad Shoes. Terms eaah. J.

L. BKEJiT. Auctioneer. FUTURE AUCTION SALES. BY UOOZS SOUTH WZOX." Trwstee'a Pale 924 by ISO seatheaat esrssv Overhlll aad Unaerhilli 173 by 130 Frontinr ea three Altera la rear et assvsi AT AUCTION.

AS Trastee I will, on Monday. Kov. 14. 1391, at 4 p. on tlie premises as above, sell to the blithest bidder tbe forcKolnit props ty.

The localltv is one of the best in the city tor small residences, is rapidly Improvine and wortny tne ailentilan of buyers. property is Immediately oitvoiiM Fbt Ulll Garden, btreeta ail made. Terms, cash, balance In 1 and years. J. (jOOOLOi Trastee.

MKDDIS fiOUTHWIt It. Auctioneers. MEDICAL. PIUM Ry B. M.

TVOOLLET. Atlanta. Oa. Reliable evidence given, and reference to cured pausnu physicians fur my too on 1 lis Habit and Its Core. Free.

HABIT ur o. not FaMeomM DR. LANCASTER'S DISPENSARY, 09 roortfc Louisville, Ky. PS. LANCASTKR.

a mgulT rTd-te in the hr. rv tr Mctlicine. Sursvcry. Irvrasea oi onsen, ajwi Vr-euars Jemc with rucsrc il: tnijr yean practice. tK-ali tlil ShXUAL DlM-se Ol pec-aUy.

(KNOAKH(KA cuil in from two to rrr A.Y. 8TPU.Ilsld posinvcty and entirely cukdtw c-ted from iJ.c ky.tem. OLKKT. Stricture. Ptirs anrl SAtm LH-e-fs cured in the shorteM.

povibe time. Fi treated "fit PPJBri 4 TO i-y tHKa ftnd UCPOTi-NCY r-tiiun trims attrwr tuh and Scivsl li.BCcve mature year, and raiiMtij ervousiie.ScmittvAi tm.ssioR.. Iebaity.Diine. iirUt.lniEeti'u Memory. A rem on ir at and Lov of aw- ul Joer, rmitirtii.e Mamage unprupef or unhappy pewit: -ri ami prr-naacMtl)- cured l-alf tlie time ar.i nail the extjcni- r-qntre'l by other.

1 ne treitinent dr not irtrrtrr a hwstneu ot in any mawx-r cipri tlie patient. MkiI' iurrtird ir all casn sni no minora LKisocts A.I cftarrN reasonahie aiui Ci aranierd in a ix AMlb I NDHRTAKEN. H'lisn an not ti-c cuy lor tfetnjent rreii-ine- tnM scut piivately oy or lisf rcss Cor.suhation pernaiy or uy iin.l free and cornrspondence strirtly coiiudenliai huaj tn a. n. lo I p.

in. Sunday Iron. 9 rc 10: jo a- m. DR. KR'H IAarwwork jco ipe the tolf and lst mens ft tot ul Diheafcea ul a nature in ttft rici.

rrivttt lifCKil T-5 I A hKlVAi Cot lof tfce irtlirifd and 'njte revianng .1 pit mytrie ot tie sttctn. It ct.prtirr 'ti: un.ation uivaitiA.Mc to even r--tiv ar il the dvt thyt 1-1 11 of long exprre i 1 ir uracm c. Ti l-UD rtt Slio.i'd t- a id lia'-: tor relnence- (postage lit. fr.r 1 IV MS in mi- jtf.Mte drtres lift. LAM.AMKR.50 J-tjV Kitl ih.T.

AJO JJJN, LOCIVILLK. KY. PRESCItlPTION FRKE For lliespi-fdv nrt-f Nim Voakui-, I.ot Vital it lTHuMfi'. UhIkIiIt, 1'iouffht on Ir I ii.fi;cr.i and fc.xcejt. Itji'i-i h.

iufrrt diuts. 'nt in plaiu ri- -tf. Art.brrKt DR. JALl-, 10 Went Cincinnati, CX ocl 37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY. A eduesied and U-rallr qUSl p-jstciaa sl uicrnif ul.

h.s rruee will EASES. hperxa tori est ad lmpclency, (lit mult ofvir-irran In touU. k-iuI In m-tur TCTn. cr auxi, ud pr.lw.i:.g ritt eft- lol-luwiiw effeota: 6nui (uiglit ci j-l'jsi bT drsar. Utmn'" Prfir-livr M.n.or.T rr-i-H)--T.

Pimple on Km. A.r;oti u- fosfii-'ioa of l-inr. ot Towtr. 4ic. tu imarorr ir onbml 'T, re and firra-D uUr SVPHIL.IS currA l-nlr tnlltj fn Ujs GOOXT ea, GLEET, rW.

Feruia. lor jWiT.te disease, klj cursd. It il.kt phr who its ieis1 anmosa to r.iu ck-i r--tiiic Oioumsu. i.n Ut. a.vjirl ri-i Pl.t.i-.

kutui tl.i. Uri sft. a musws: j-ix-T. 1 ur Wli-n It at it Tuit Uu- far trtDi -ol. mJvllcliie.

ca sent. priT.ie.j snd vilely by m-il pw Cvxrea tiara. xt teed in all Cases nndertakeo. iiu tr bT hur Tr SM IrT. .4.

frji fcut i.uduve ca 1. 1 A PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of a(rs, f'tit S'M rurrly fnr ihv'y 'il'l I' r-aa Addre. Cc tuur fio9 A. M. to r.

X. Sitndaja, to a r. if 3Y CAYLUS' Pleases of the Mxual or pans, recent or chronic, are promptly rttrcil lv Mather avlns Capsules; meed for over by the' leading physician of uroo and America. PrriisreJ by GLUT CIS. i1 -is.

CAPSULES Sold here. Dr. WHITHER, 617 St. Charles Street. St.

Louis, 31 o. Areolar eracnate of two Medlial ollegea. Leer, loniccr tnKsged in tlie special of all Venereal, t-exua: and Cbrorflc lifo than any other Physician in Mi Louis, as city papers allow, and all old residents know. Syphilis tiouorrbcra. Gleet.

Stricture. Orr.nlila, Rernia oi Hui-orr. all I'rluary ivseases and Sfpbj. lit ur Mercurial Atti-ctious of ttie Throst, Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleU-d succeos, oa latest scientific principles, bately. Prlvail.

tpcrmntorrnev Sexual DeOlllty and Iiupotcney. as the result Self Abuse tn youth, sexual excesses la maturer rears, or other causes nervousness, soininal emissions, debility, dlmaess of Hbu defective memory, pimples on the face, physical decay, arernioo to socltly of fcmxles. confusion of Ideas, loss of sezaal povcr, etc. consultation at otCcn or by mall free, and Invited. Medicines can be sent by mail or express everywhere.

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MUSTARD PAPER. not ly STA-AJV1SAA A PS. CUNARO STEAMSHIP LIME. CTEF.RAGE tXr cabin VO. I and flOO.

AddIv to tj j. u. ti LEAKY, ranxilo uank. Plfth S4. faV Uraf ts on urop fur sale.

ONLY DIRECT UNE TO FRANCE. General Trana-Atiantlo Company, BET XXX Kew Toec aad Havra. Plarof Cota-aav. orth Btrac. foot of Morton street.

Traseiera by itais lias avoid aota traasU try Kngtish imiiway and is discomfort of orn 1 at Caaonai in a small boat. FKAN'CK. Trudelle. Wednesday. Nov.

16. at 1 r. at. CANADA franfteul. Wednesaay, Xv.

3A at 6 a. a. bi iit.HU AS. v.ap;aae, Weuneaday, Nov. VX.

at lr.x. meet ot ps issue par ma ma sr mat. To Bsrrw rtrat eahta. SitM aaa aut txacoad cabtn. SAk aga.

ass lacas ac weoasr aaa LOCiaOa ttBL (. BowUof Uraeo, toot oc tOCsaOS bKIUaH. Aasnt, 0roaa war. or ad. asi.

jjb Marattstre. t. i bet, swoooa aad Talra. Aa it, atavl)la. aaST W.FraJdiy STAtAYED.

STBATED POUT Octobar 19, a bay pony, haads blfh, 4 years old. A liberal rs ard will ha yald jt retarnsd to C. stnsi.i, Etata nkj at bat. mm 2-5 leAILliOAP Laalavllle Sc Ciarlaaati MsyfrtAltjk ara4 Kiver Front, bet. First and fleooad au.

Depart from Arrtvw al Arrive at LoutiTille. LouHtUIb. DesclaaUoa. CTnclDnatt A A si Cincinnati t7i A nwl Mr' lifcto ClnctnnaU 34a 11:30 A AT 1:40 letrolt li- A 8 15 Ietrolt 1 1 A sf I0AI A Cleveland 11:49 PM 1(J Cleveland 'a: A JIM A T.10 A una ii) am AM A Baltimore MI5 1JJS) AM 73b A lli AM VI MA w(W A A SI AM 4:13 A JlW A New Vork 1MVP A A New York 8: .11 a A KAl it. tIKW A A 1: Mt.

tfr KhelbyvtlleM'l A A is A Fhelbyrlile Kx tl Frankfort Ac. A lOrU Ijurranae Ac. A Churcti Ac. Hf litis A 713 bleeping car on p. at.

train will be open atlt-l r. a. id Kiver iront drtot. 't rains leave bouthaU street 20 minutes laler'tian above time. Ually.

tUally except Sunday. Sundays only. ltalaville aad Kaaavllle Rallraaa. Depot cor. Tenth and ablest.

Ieiart irom Arrive at Arrive at Louisville. Louisville DcstlTiMlO.i N.Onnarla Man.lli A lii 1' lOu'J N.Orl'na via Xanh. 12:11) A 10: K) A 11 Mobile via A 11'HPM A MoMleris Jfc.cS SI fM Mobile vta Humo't 1: AM 3:30 AM Punaacola II: HAM PSI MontK'mery. 12:11 A llontKomery 1 1 A A HUtiPM Nashville Ml'll 125 PM it. Green Ac A bat.

4c 7rri5 A Hi'A Chat, VI: i A USD K.15 Mfinpbis 12:11) AM JiriWP.Nf 4:15 PM Meinohl 11:35 A A Hookinsvllle AM Honklnsvllle A A Rlchmnnd. A 4:55 1 Pardstown Ac M. A 1" Paducah V4' A 1:53 Cecillan Br'ch Ac A irM villa, maullaoa aad lBdiMtayotlsl itaiinaaa. So. 1.

No. 8. 7f a. Leave Lonlsvllle 0.1 A 2:10 Tin Leave New Albany A :00 Leiva A V1SPI Arrive at bevmour A 1 Arrive at Columbus iihao A 1 Arrive Madion Arrive at sueloyviile Arrive at KusuvllJe 4: XI hi i tr 1'liPM PM i Arrtvoat tamo, city at Prauicliu A II 6PM 1' Arrive at 7040 PM Arrive at I 1' I A Arrive at Arriruat Ciiicax'J e.5o 70 AM rrtve at KJAU Arrive at PM Arrive at Chleatco aFM Arrive at Terre Haute. 2:25 A ArrlvetlHt.

l.oms M0AM Arrive at leveiaud Arrive al iuf HTUESIxa. Xo. I. So. 4.

Ko. 6. Leave Indianapolis A 1 10 A Arrive at Jfler-aav'la A llibAM li PM Arrive st New Aloany. 41 A 11:19 AM 11:04 Arnv. at 7 2.

A AM Xoa. I. 2. 5 and 6 run daiiy. All others dally except Sunday.

Train leavlna T-otjisvllle at 7S p. v. ha. Palres SleepiuMT ar to Chicago; luilmu lleepr and ij Coacli through to bt. i.O'jl cany without chaoaw.

Train leavlnic at tela a. at. his tiialr Car to Cblcao, Vtuioni cnanae any cirt pi XX-pot porta. corner A'ourtenu and Main a is. Padacah ana FllniflAa-t RnilrwaA.

Tin Mrt JmifW 1H1.1 Rhortnnd direct rout Oweuftboro, Hendersift Fv-nsvllle, Psvtuiu. bouthern entuccy and Woat Tennessee. Depot, corner Tenth and M.ple Leave i.ouifVtue. AM i Arrive l.oui.viilj l.ave h.ia.ci'u. i A' l.liraocth'a...

6SIJ PM ccliia 1 i-a veJ iKwt 1 1 13 A Hve wenboro Junction AM Ar I'M Ar Norton PM Ar Henderson PM Ar Kvsns-. n-liiPM Ar Prtnceton 2: PM AfTive t-victna 5: PM A itoc-port. P.X Ar. tiweusooro juucuou 2: 51 PM litfelAM Lv 12-M P.M I.v A) A Vt I ei AM LvPriTiccton 10:44 AM. Ar i aducali Lv Padacah fcli A Vt 'loc: CAJlliicC.

U14UU rfftbli IISIA13 a. e.isltr lor useusunru. snd at -N jrtoovilln for all North. At Padueab itn and N'. li.

K. and t'tilo aod Tennessee river p.ck;is. 1 rains ou O. and ii. K.

it. run ditlly except Sua. days. Ts Fan-naaslla aa4T rsaasylvaala laa. Lv Louisville ArCincinoati 3:45 am Lv Loui.viiln vla.I, M.I -i 3s Tffl.a iiv a 3 3:10 1a a.

ArOsiubri 7:40 y-a Lvcinclunafl 4:30 am ft 4:10 1- Lvindlanap's 4:35 a lr.lSQ Ar Columbus 8: a 12.VA a Ar Wheeling. 40i't a ArPlttabOrith 3:40 pm 7: 1:5.1 a a ArHarrlsuura- a 4am Ar lUlllnor 7: 10 at Ar Wahiax'n MJm Ar lhlladera. a a Ar Sew Vork a IWt f-Aii-a ir )bU)B )rU 8:13 a Dally. B.oeilD6f Cars Loulsvllla to Philadelphia aad Itray Tor vt.iX- C. 4t 1..

Sieeolaif Cars clnclnnatlAo Baltimore and SvaaT Inuton City. S' sepius Cars Indianapolis to Philadelphia and st Tort. alaville. New Albany Calcaca Rail Depot oor. FoaiyeenfU and Mala ts.

Chlraitr Bioomtnrtoa PxprrsiC Kpreas. IA .11 JS lrl5 i r.i I'M 7:10 Leave Louisville. Arrive Blooming Arrive Arrive Kocmlale Arrive CrawfordsviUe Arrive Lafayette Arrive Mlchltrm city, arrive Chicago SXTC SJtlSO. Chtcatro Express. A Arrive al Ir.

10 A 9:43 PM Leave Chlraco Leave Mtchlttan City. Laava Lafayett Bloondns E-prchk. 7Lnva Bloomlni? ton-Arrive at Louisville. r.X) A A Hq chani of cars betw een Loulsvillo and Chleacm Ohio and Miaaipalapl If all way. Iuelfsxt Monday, June ju, IsSl.

Leave. AjtIvs at Amva ai Loiiisvine. Deatlnat'n. Loulsvllla. KM) A tu.if 1:80 CtnclniiaU 1' i l.2o J' Al Clauiunatl H-jO 1' 1 11:40 bt.

Louis A I FIX) I :56 A ht. Louis I 7:10 A i tM Indiaiiapolia A I Cbleaa-o A St 7: I 7:90 IndUnapolls 16:45 111:4 I 8:10 A Chicago tsl5 1 A I A Irums mked daily t. daily except 6anoa. A RR0 VT-G A UO U. LtATI LOCtVlt.LV: A.

aa 1 e. M. ARKtVKAT Mland 10:16 a. v. 4: v.

t. tL'NIAV 'IttAINS. LKAVB LOTIKVlLi-K: PiliA. U-. 2.

ABKlVX AT LOCtSVILLK: M5 a. and 4a and iui a. MAIttSHALS SALES. Marshal's Sale. Wm.

H. Kaye. by. asramst John and A.W. Kaya.

etc I In Chancery, No. Tt virtue of a judgment of the Louisville Cbaneary I Court, rendered in the above-cause, the uudarw signed will. UN MONDAY. N49VEMBE3 It. 153 i.

about the hour of 11 a. sell at publle auction, to ttie hisuest bidder, at tbe Court-house door, in the city of Louisville, on acrvdit ot 6. 12. lit and 24 months, the folio wiiisT-descrl bed property or so much taaraof as may be necessary, to-wil: A lot of ground in the city of Louts villa, Ky- oa tbe south side of Broadway, bewinulng at a Polut feet east of bixth and running tbence cast 4S toe Broadway; thence south 180 feet to an allay: thence with aald alley west 48H leet mora or least thence north 11M feet to the begiunlsuc OB Broadway. Th parahaser wllb6e req aired to glvs bond.

wiUa good aurety. oaarmg Interest from data until paid, and a Ilea will be retained aa additional security. W. H. BAIL.KY.

Marshal Lout. villa Chanaery Court. Marshal's Sale. Cbrla. atralost Chris.

Zllmaaa. etc In Chancery. No. Zi.tnA. nT virtue of a JuOamsnt of tha Loulsvllla Caaa-eery Court, reuderad la the above causa, (ha sa dersned will, ON MONDAT.

KOVSafBER 14. im. about the hour of o'clock a. a sell at pab.la a action, to the biggest bidder, at tha CourVbouM door la the city or Louisville, oa a credit of 6 aad 13 aaoatha, a certain piece or lot of ground la that part of tns) city ot lAiaisvtiio eomnioniy knowa aa tn. Point, and more definitely described as follows: I'ba southern one-salt of a lot of ground sold aad conveyed to Bobert Donahao by John U.

Throckmorton as par deed In Jeffotsoa County dork's orflce, la Boos No. 13S. psws 7v aad SO; said to has a front oa the wast side of Campball straet la city of feat, and runs westwaraiy same width 111 faat. and lies between fc-lm street and Baargraia ersek. bald prtaprrtr Is adjadxed to bo aot susaepUbl.

of division and caa not divided. Ths pure baser will ba reqalrsl ta tQSka a dspoaU of S2S under of court. Amount to bo ralsad 1 cr Tne purchaser will oa required to glva bond, with good surely, bearing- Interest from data unui paid, aad a lia will ba retained aa a ldltioaal aacurlty. W. U.

BAILKl. Marabal Los-viUo Coancry Court. iitoN wdiuis. THE GREATEST 1 imusiuiidi ON EARTH CAPACTTT On Tr Paa Mi.u la. Aad iwa rs M.

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