The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 9

C0F.lBI.IAT.0nS Aao state Correspondents of the Courier-Journal on tie Hews of the Day. Kinr Kalakna will Arrive at L-x- lngton in October to Visit i en. Withers; 8hot-gn Summons Will Probably Send a Lincoln Conntj Soul Up Higher. The Colored Methodist of Ftris Sab-scribe to the Garfield Monumental Fluid. THE AD7AUTAGE3 OF OWETSEOEO.

OWENSBORO. A TBxrrraa imu citt thb cxiieb TATES SZSATuBSBIP ASD TBS GUBERNATORIAL SACK SIWI KOTES. ICormoaodeoea of the Owcksboso, Sept. CO. Dere is a city having 12,000 inhabitant, taxable property amounting to at least 13,000,000, and.

withal, -a municipal debt of only 0,000. Within tba last ten year? tba population of tba place- hat lncri ated JO per while the increase in tba valoe and mount of taxable property baa been la a similar ratio. Daring the last three weaka jour correspondent baa rutted ten counties oa tba Green rtrex and more westerly ectlona ot the 8tate, bnt baa found in no other community such distinct and substantial ertdencee of thrift aa are apparent here on every baod. WItirn fire rears past the marketable value of rati estate in the corporate limits baa Increased fully twenty-rife per and to-day there ia a lanre demand in axeeseof the supply for bulldina for both residence and business. And ytt, during the preaent rear, the improvementa already made are estimated at lullr $300,000.

This demand makea Owensboro a good place for mechanics and laborers generally to whom fair wages and steady employment aro constantly offered. These results are the outzrowth of tba meager settlement which, bavtrg been i known many years a the Yellow Bants," was selected In 1315 as tba county seat of Daviess, and thereupon named by the Commissioners of tbe first County Court "Owensboro." in honor of Abram Owen, formerly a reputable citizen of Shelby county. Kentucky. TAX LEADUVG INTERESTS of this city are quickly visible to tbe visitor. They are dlscernable in the nineteen distilleries which manufacture 500 barreis of whisky per day.

and in which $1,000,000 are Invested; and in tba twenty-three tooscco atemmeries, from which at least pounds of tobacco axe shipped annually. Tbe chief capitalists, therefore, are "whisky kings" and manufacturers of tobacco, tbe latter baring, however, bat little genuine enterprise. As an indication of tbe value and extent ot tbe whisky interest, it ay be stated that tbe internal rerenuo collections tor this district for Ausust amounted to $66,875 37, of wbieb $53,181 80 were obtained from distilled a pints, lu the same month last vear the revenue collections amounted to $40,820 93, of which $35,240 40 were derived lroni distilled spirits. Tbe district pays to tbe Government $4,000,000 annual 1 j. Tbete figures indicate tbe growth as well as the magnitude of tbe whisay and tobacco business, and furnish a substantial res son why Congress should appropriate, promptly, money enousb to erect a baudaome Government building in Owensboro equaling In extent and costliness a similar structure now being built at Faducah.

"C1TT airs" are prevalent and conspicuous here In every direction. Tour correspondent has seldom seen in a city ot only inhabitants so many really handsome equipages. Here, too. Is a beautifully turnUhed Opera-house that would be creditable to a much larger city, and which was completed at a coat of $30,009. The water-works, constructed on the lio.ly system, are ample.

TDeyare owned by a joint a Lock company and cost while tba gas-works, also owned by a stock company, run ISO lamp poata In tLe city aad are under excellent management. There are four banks tbe Deposit, toe Sayings, tbe Planters' and Iba Farmers' and Traders' having a deposit In addition to waterworks, gas-works and banks, Jthere are here a first-class telephone exchange, a steam Terry acroas the Ohio river to the Southern )ust been inaugurated to establish a street-railroad, stock amounting to $7,000 having been already secured. Tbe Ovensooro and Nashville raCtoad. under the judicious and sealous management of its new PresidencCol. R.

8. Bevlar, la doing doubly as much busi-Bes as heretofore, and will certainly be finished to its destination. Your correspondent reliably informed that the contemplated LoaiBTille, St. Louis and Texas. Narrow-gituee railway." running through tbis city to Cairo, will in due time be a reality, the survey, under the direction of CoL John C.

Brod-bead, of Louisville, beeinning the first cf next month; while tbe "tit. Louis Air-line," connecting Bockport and Owenoboro with the Owensboro and Nashville railroad, will be estaelj completed ia tbe epilog of 18S2. POLITICAL TOPICS. The current of political talk here, aa elsewhere, tbat yonr correspondent baa lately visited In Southern Keotucky, is outte distinct, expressions of sentiment and opinion being freely made whenever "two or three are gathered together." Tbe remark is often beard that "the next Gubernatorial race ia too far off to be conclusively foreseen," but tn this county, no less than In. nine others 1 have visited, there is, apparently, a quiet though determined and almost universal feeling favor of making Hon.

Tbomaa L. Jones the succeeding Chief Magistrate of tbe State. Many persons are heard, in substaoce, to avow that there is a popular cestro that Ca.pt. Jones shall be "nominated and elected without opposition." I have never before witnessed a similar condition of public sentiment on such a subject in Kentucky. When I struck this and several other ad-acent counties ten days aao uiy ears greeted the name of Hon.

W. X. Sweeney in coanec Uon with tba Senatorial contest in onpocltion to Uoo. James 8. Becz, and it appears that there la a strong likelihood that Mr.

8eeney will be a prominent figure at Frankfort next winter. 1 am unable to give you his own views or purpose. There 1 a word of praise for him on every lip this region. They say" that he is the man to lead whatever opposition there may be in tbe State to the re-election of Mr. Beck; but Beck will be Sard to beat.

Mr. Sweeney Is about fifty rears of age. He represented this district in the Forty-second Congress, Is a profound lawyer, aa Impressive orator, aa accomplished scholar, always a Democrat, and. I Infer, very popular among the masses. Without speculating on so doubtful a contest, it may be said, nevertheless, tbat this eon of Daviess is a moat noble Kentucktan.

MISCnXAJTCOtTS VOTES. The Methodist Conference will convene here or the 13th of October, and tbe city will rive the delegates a hospitable greeting. Tbe next annual fair will begin October 5, aad promises to be tbe biggest thing out." There are offered premiums amounting to about $4,000 in value, while the racing wiu be fint-elaee very the entries being for both trotting end running. The health of Owensboro Is excellent, there having been only a few ease of typhoid fever, which hse virtually disappeared. The tobacco crop of Daviess Is nearly aa iTerage cna, the late rains having brought it eut amazingly.

The corn crop is not near aa bad aa at first represented. Wherever there baa been proper cultivation the crop is good. Branslord, of tba Messenger and Examiner, and Triplets, of the Saturday Post, are among Kentucky's youngest Journalists; and, 1 may truly add, among tbe brightest In the Mate. Ex-Senator McCreery was on the street yes-terday, end was not only apparently well bat rnarsctertsdcaliT agreeable and happy. lie a good specimen of.

the better type of Ken-tacky states men. The Circuit Court, Judge Ltttle presiding, fj session, bat there is so specially noteworthy eases on trial. Xfee CoCTUXJi-Jocnxax. is read, bare by THE COOKIERroiJRNALr-tOITISVTliLE. WEDNESDAY.

SEITK3IBEK i28; lfiSl -TWELVE PAGES; multitude of "admirers, and its liberal spirit generally commended. Mr. Thomas d. Pettltt, the famously known and popular Keadiog Clerk of the United States House of Representatives, Is here devoting himself to bis flourishing atave factory and making money. He la not aa aspirant to a J-electton to his position at Washington, but I am atsured be could, though a Democrat, easily get It if he wanted it.

Mr. mutt baa a bright future aa a man ot affairs in Kentucky. i O. B. LEXINGTON.

nwo kat.aica. comae ran exectio rem Hrnczrax omenta chaxoxd with UJt-' casrr. Cepeclal to tbe Courter-JoornaLl LsxiSGTOsr, 8ept. 26. Gen; W.T.

Wltbera to-day received a letter from Col, Judd, Grand Chambnlain. saying his Majesty, King Kale-kua. would arrive here about October 3. He will be entertained at Fairiawu, tbe beautiful home of Gen. Withers.

Tbe first general election of municipal officers by the qualified voters of Lexington will take place on tbe Saturday before the first Thursday In March. Candidates for the va rlous offices are already bounding Into tba arena. The best-paylna office ia the city is the Collectorshvp. which has been held by Gen. Jaa.

F. Robinson, for a number of years. He will be opposed by Mr. B. T.

Hilton, long tbe City Treasurer, wbo waa beaten at the last election before the Council by Mr. T. W. Dr. IL J.

O'Mahoney, the present City Clerk, baa for an opponent Mr. as. Ferguson, who was shot oy Capt. A. J.

Msy and la considered the handsomest man la Lev--ton. Mr. Mike McLaughlin, workhoue-keeper, wbo baa been in omce but a short time, sod was a Stalwart in the tanks of tba reform party, will doubtless be bis own successor. This will be the first election for many years of city officers by tbe people. Immediately after tbe war tbe city casrter was amended, giving Council the option of electing all aaid officers.

After a bluer flaht before the Legislature laat year, tbla option was rescinded, and the riebt of tbe qualified voters to elect waa restored to them. Tbe contest promises- to be a lively one. An officer from Boyle county arrived here to-day on his return from Carlisle, having In cnarge a young man named James Mitchel-tree. wbo ia charged with purloining $100 from bis employer, Mr. Chnsman, a farmer of Madison county.

FRANKFORT. CXOTBXHG TBS M'CIIEAKT GCARD6 A DROWK ED BOOT rOCSD. ISi-eclol to the Fbaxkfort, Sept. 27. Tbe going of the McCreery Guards to Yorktown ia now a settled proposition.

The amount necessary to uniform them. In addition to that given by tbe State, was five hundred dollars. Three hundred and seventy-five dollars of that amount had been raised, and yesterday the five hundred dollars waa completed by a gen tleman of this city subscribing one hundred and twenty-nve dollars. Tbe gentleman is one wbo believes in the Scriptural injunction, "Let not the right hand know what the left band doetu." and therefore does not want his name tn print, but whenever deeds of charity are to be done or tba good ox his city or anvthmz in which she is inter ested is at stake, be will always be found in too front raak. After tbe raising ot tne requisite aoiouui had been completed tbe railroad compauy suoscriDea toe guard will of course accept.

The body of the man Smith, who was drowned near this city yesterday while nh-ing, was rccoreieJ this morning. He was from near Warsaw, and ts spoken of by tboi-e wbo knew him as a kind hearted, noble. geueious fellow. His remains will be taaen to Woodlorti county lor Durui. Ail tbo in tbo city were tolled yester day from 10 a.

m. till 3 t. m. in respect to tbe memory of the late President, NEW HAVEN. A MISSISSIPPIAlf CAPTCBE; asd carries oft A.

FAIR SEL90M COCSTT GIRL. Ifcecial to New Uavex, Sept. 27. Tbe social event of tbe season took place this morning at St. Ctier.m's Catholic church.

At that place many bad gathered to attend tbe nuptials of Mr. F. II. Neirman, of Yazoo City, and Misa Georgle Leake, of (bis place. Promptly at 9 o'clock Master Alton Leake began the march on the organ, and tbe bridal party entered.

Mr. Kendrick Leake with Misa Fannie Boone, in sunset silk and diamonds. Mr. Carnot Posey, of Yazoo City, with Miss iXllan Fromberz, of Ytzoo City, in Emmerel velvet and pearls. Mr.

F. H. Neirman, tbe groom, with Mrs. Leake, in black bilk and jet. Dr.

N. G. Leake ncd tbe bride, in garnet velvet and diamonds. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.

VUla. Au eiegant dinner waa served at Dr. Leake's, after which the bridal party left for their sunny Southern Lome. THE PENITENTIARY. OASES TREATED IS THE PBISOX UCRIJCO THE VJtEK PAST.

I Correspondence of tbe Couner-JoursaLI A Fbaskfort, Sept. 2(1 Mr. Daniel Gober, M. Physician of the Penitentiary, makes the following statement of tbo diseases and the number of esses which bare been treated in the prison during the week: Amputated arm 1 bronchitis 5 Conjunctivitis, scatc 19 Conjunctivitis, gran ular I DetxiUv 1 DicrrtoeJ. acute 3S Dentery Epilepsy 1 Fever, trpboid rver, tniem hent.

7 fever, eminent 1 Heruea avsier 1 l2.eru 1 Leucorrhua. 1 FnUiisls, tncipleat 8 Sprained aim 1 Licer ot leg 1 Total number of eases Bed patients treated OinvaJescent Hoipltai parents fUn-s treated out of hospital. ....81 7 ....10 ....18 Total number of coses. .81 MT. STERLING.

M0CTL5I5Q OVER THE PRESIDENT'S DEATH ACCIDXXTALLT SHOT. ISredal to tbe Courtor-J ournil. I Mt. Stebxiso, Sept. 27.

Yesterday was universally observed as a day of fasting and preyer. AU business houses and public edifices were draped in mourning, as also the two Democratic newspaper offices, the Democrat and SentineL Union services were held at the Presbyterian church, which was filled to overflowing, hundreds not being sble to gain admission. Gen. Green Clay Smith, of the Baptist church, delivered an address on tbe political character of the late President, and Elder Tib be, of the Christian church, on bis life, all the other ministers of the city participating. The bells of tba Christian church and Court-honse were tolled all day, tbe former being draped heavily In mourning.

ACC1DEXTAU.T BBOT. Leslie Thompson, a grocer here, was accidentally shot to the hand to-day b7 J. T. Breen, druggist. The gentlemen were both at the same time trying to get a shot at a squirrel up a tree whtn the gun was acct-dectally discharged.

The wound, though painxul, Is not serious. WINCHESTER. a XCXX COCBT DAT APPOINTED SCKGEO FOB THB COS VICTS. tCorretnonaence the Coarisr-JournsXl Winchester, Sept. 26.

To-day has been the dullest court day ever witnessed in Winchester. There waa no stock on the msrket worthy of mention, and the crowd in town was very smalL A gentle rain has been falling since 1 o'clock this afternoon, and the ground, which had begun to get dry and hard again, ts thoroughly wet. Dr. Geurant, of Mt Sterling, has been appointed eurceoa for tbe convicts who are to work on tba K. extension, and will locate in this place.

GEORGETOWN. A BATS WHICH WTIX BESET IT THB VABMZB. 1 0on8tcriOee of the Conner-Journal. I -Geoboetoww. Sept, 28.

We another glorious rain this afternoon, making the third la the last few weeks. Fall grass la coming on beautifully, and will do muea to relieve the apprehension of our fanners about their flocks and herds. It will enable the lancers to do their fall seeding on ler the most en couraging circumstance. Tba feeling generally prevaila that the corn crop will -t urn out better than was expected, and that the price ot corn ts higher cow than it will be again during the year, and particularly higher tbau it wilt be next sprinr. If our dMI 1 Jrtes run they will depend upon a supp'y troai abroa-'.

It would awaken a fierce epinVof bitterness against themselves, and do much more to increase the power of the tempersnce cause than many of the temperance lecturers, if the distillers were to enter tbe msrket and in-ciease the scarcity and enhance the price of corn by making it into whitsy. PARIS. COLORED METHODISTS XAXB A CTCBTPTT02f TO THE OARTIELD 2JO L'UEXTAX FTTSD. ISredal to tbe Courier-Journal. I Paris, Sept.

27. St Paul's M. E. church (colored) is the first ot Peris churches to subscribe to the Garfield monumental fund. Tbe memorial lervlcce were held at tbe church, under guidance of the pastor A.

A. Price. Resolution of sympathy were adopted, and a five-cent subscription waa put In order. 5 hundred and forty-two names was tbe result, each subscribing five cents. The emount ($12 15) wse forwarded to ibe Secretary of tbe Garfield monumental fund.

M'KINNEY'S STATION. JOBS HCSTOX PATALLT SHOT BT SAMCXL CAMPBELL. I Special to tbe ecu r-Joornii. I Stakford, Sept 27. Samuel Campbell ebot John Huston with a shot-gun, at McKinnsy'e Station, Lincoln county, this morning.

Tbe psrttea bad a fisticuff, in which Campbell was knocked down end considerably beaten. Being released, be went off and procured tbe gun, and returned and did tbe shooting. Huston is said to be in a dying condition, and Campbell ia in custody. LAUREL COUNTY. A "SATirE." SHOT IS THB BCK.

ISrectal to tbe Ptjte Hill, Sept. 27. Several "natives" raised quits a disturbance on Roderaer's works in Laurel county last Saturday, and an officer was momond to quoli them, in arresting them one George Moore resisted and shot at the officer, Deputy Sheriff Rowd Hardin. The latter returned the fire and Moore received a serious wound in the neck which mey prove fatsL FROM OVER THE RIVER. JEFFERSONVILLE.

cotrscrL uxetiso. The City Council met last evening. Mayor Warder in tbe chair and all the members present. Sundry bills amounting to $703 were allowed. Mr.

Dbrsey etated. that some vears ago he bought a piece ot property which the Ireas-urer claimed was delinquent for about $30. Ha paid the tax, bnt subsequently ascertained that tbe delinquency was only $15, the additional amount oetnc doe on persons property. Tbe matter was referred tbe Committee on Claims. A precept was issued against Eiza J.

Davis Reynolds tor $410 OS and in favor of Cbarlea Clark for etreet Improvement, this amount be-ins: unpaid. A contract between tbe city end John Naw-belmer and B. if ward was closed for tbe improvement of Front street. Tbe matter of purchasing a lot of law books for the city was raf erred to the Committee on Law. Capt.

Thompson, City Clerk, presented au ordinance for the repeal of several ordinances which were a dead letter on the books. He also suggested the framing of a peodiers' license Defore the new ordinance, book 1 published. Tbe Ordinance Committee was ordered to bring in an ordinance for tbe planting of shade trees on all tba streets of this city. On motion of Mr. Dorsey, a committee waa appointed to improve tbe public block on Spring btreet, to put up an Iron fence and plant shade-trees therein.

Mr. Ware said he was in favor of a wooden fence. Mr. Dorsey moved that the Improvement of Ohio avenue by Messrs. Ferrili Clark be approved, and the property along tho line was made subject to psyment for the same.

My. eiiwarrmc-er called attention to a bridge at tbe corner ot Seventh and Nntt streets. He wsnted a new bridae tbe width of the street. Tbe Committee on Streets and Alleys were asked to look after It. A PEMAXB TOACA3.

Mrs. "Willi a if Rockt and Mrs. Nathaniel Eaton met on Upper Market street yesterday afternoon. Tbere hss 2 or some time past been something ot the green-eyed persuasion luriubg in the bosoms of bote women, all on eccount ot a naughty man. Both women struck right out from tbe shoulder when tbey met, and Sirs.

Rocky was declared victor in tbe first round. On the second round Mrs, Rocky came nearly being Eaton up by her antagonist, but she rallied, and on tbe third and fourth rounds eot in her Work nicely. After tbe fifth roand tbe sparring clooed, and a regular old fashioned hair-pulling too it place, and It was nip and tuck for some time between the bel'igerents. Mrs. Eaton, however, retired from tbe rina disfigured, snd Mrs.

Rocky felt highly pleased with her victory. Mrs. Rocky is the party who not long since figured in a little scrape with Mike Paul, a Louisville fireman. Mrs. Eaton is a divorced woman, and Mrs.

Rocky 'a husband baa sued lor a divorce. ACC1DEST TO HOS. DAB. BLOCHXB. A LKXXKGTojr, Scott county correspondent writes: Yesterday evening ae Daniel Blocber.

our County Treasurer, was on bia way home from here, and while gotrg down a steep hill on the Paris road just below the Wm. IL-English farm, the bold-back straps broke, lettlo2 the bairgy run on to tbe horse. throwing Mr. Blocber out and Injuring him quite badly. His horse got one foot last in the wheel and the other over the dashboard.

and was held there and hurt pretty badly, but Mr. U. finally got It released and then dragged mmsell.back to ta onstaden House. Mr, Blocber Is troubled with disease of the heart tbat eansea him quite often to vecete the Treasurer's office, and the doctors say he Is liable to oe called at any time. ACCIDXSTS.

There were several accidents at tbe Ohio Falls Car-works yesterday. Wesley Bowman's arm waa severely cut on the big planer; a Mr. Clegg had several fingers lacerated by lumber falling upon his hand; Joshua Dunn sustained a two-inch eut co bis right hand while at work near tbe cupola. MISCELLANEOUS MATT BBS. Capt.

W. B. Carter has purchased from Martin Stacker his farm of thirty-eight acres at It abb station, in Scott county, pay lag in cash for the same. Mr. Carter will not move to Scott county until next Mat eh.

His eon George will have charge ot tbo place, it is sn excellent piece ot land. with a fine residence, good weter and an orchard of six acres. A cooper shop Is located on the farm, and tbe Captain may con- ciuae to engage in tne manufacture or barrels. Mrs. Blanche Avcrv.

of Louisville, is tbe guest of Mrs. J. Thorn- Mr. 8. Ramsey has been appointed uenerai cupenmenaeni or the Ubio raua Car-works, vice Griff.

Warden Howard and CoL Ketgwin are attending tbe Soldiers' reunion at Richmond, Mark French, Port Fulton, is renously ill. Gille and Mary, Rook were married at St. Anthony's church yesterday. The two-year-old son of Frank Murphy, Ohio venue, swallowed a carpet tack yesterday, but no serious results were noticed np to the latest accounts. Another child to tbe same neighborhood ewallowed a screw about six months ego, which still rem sine in tbe internal regions up to the latest writing.

Mb. Qeouge C. Znrcx, undertaker. Sa sixty-three years old, but leyet as lively ss a Toung man. On Sunday lest be fitted up three eofflna, attended two funerals: hearl three sermons and perused three religious papers, besides eating three square meals.

Mr. Zlnck is well-to-do, and got Lis start by strict attention to business and close economy. Ik the Circuit Court yesterday John Hart man, administrator' of Catherine Sears, brought suit on a note against Emanuel Sears and Elizabeth MerrCi brought suit against ibe Southern Farm abd Plantation Company. The action Is brought upon an appeal bond. Ttleb Maso.

the reformed gambler and drunkard. Is expected to visit Clark, Scott snd Flovd counties soon tn the Interest of prohibition. T. Traak Woodward Is also expected to come this 'way and blowble bugle. Traek le very "fly" and a slick talker.

JoTrif McOnxcim uptown last nlxht haretaiJed. aad complained to the police that LI etep-eon, James Foley, kicked btm out of doors end xorua mm sooner, me ponce went uown who mow wiecamg toots to bring Foley up dead or alive. Ah interesting trial will Le in DrojrreM at Jnire Preefer'i cottrt this morning at 9 o'clock. It appears that Robeit Cooper killed riffht turkeys aionemg to Joba Turner, sed the letter has brougut eult for dam sges. BrrranT Knvra and Christian Kratz, of Vanderburg county, cme up lat night ith four prisoners, two nezToes ma two white men.

They report twenty-eight more waiting to break Into this prison. James Dixojt. Knox county, grand larceny, two years, and James Mortsrty. Jef-lersou county, house breskfr, two years. stepped out into toe iree, ireta air yestercay after sarvlng their sentences.

iMruoKiAt services wefe appropriately celebrated at Cbarleetown and Sellerabnrg ou Monday. At Charlestown Eider Tu.Jy, of New Alb in delivered excellent address ou tbe life of Gen. Andrew Jacksok. prominent character of Jefferson vi He, overloaded bis stomach with bag juice laat night, and was Lassoed by Officer Bote. He stopped st the eta-tioo-bouss iaat nignu Tn Orphans' Ilom will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at tbe residence of Mrs.

Mitchell. On Fridsy afternoon the Board of Managers will meet at the residence cf Mrs. David MoClnre. Dr. S.

C. McClcrk yesterday removed, a large-sized tumor from the posterior lip of the Kcmb of a ladr in this city. 1 be operation waa tucceasf ully performed, and tbe lady is greatly relieved. Avgcstcs Roelxeos and Emma Mo-s. from Frankfort, were manleJ by 'Squire Keigwin yesterday.

David Scbuier and Mary Fags, from Louisville, were married by 'Squire Preefer. 'ins number of conr'cts at tin Southern Prison is increasing daily. Six were received from Jackson and Vanderburg counties yesterday. William Tcrxish, from Switzerland coonty, arrived yesterday at the prison to serve one year for larceny. Capt.

D. 8. Bakmoke launched a barge for tbe Mississippi Valley Transportatiou Company yesterdar. It is said that Albert Scott will resign the Soperinteudency ot the Bait railroad at lndisuapolis Oct. 1.

'Ins: Sheriff of Vanderburg county brought in lour prisoners to the penitentiary last nmht. Mr. Charles Ccrtis is negotiating for the sole of his farm, and will remove to Missouri. Hox. Geo.

IL D. Gibson has returned from a very pleasant trip in Northern Indiana. A child of Wendell Brown and a child of Louis Ackley died yesterday. NEW ALBANY. TUB MBMOBIAL EXEB01SB9.

Tub memorial exercises in tins city on Monday were as elaborate as tbe united efforts of a who'e city could make tbetu, end a luil report womd hsvo appeared in eater-day's iasue had not other reports crowded them out. Maj. K.ei-o's adirees at the Opera-house is spoken of aa a most eloquent effort, while Col. Anthony's address at the Centenary church was equally praise worthy. Rev.

J. 2. Woods, of the Me tho- dlst church, and Elder Reed, of tbe Christian church, delivered discourses at tbe same places, both making able efforts. Tbe Catholic citizeus be particular-rerfgioas services at both churche3, and those at St. Mary's were exceedingly appropriate.

On Sunday a meeting wa held, and prominent Catholic citizens arranged for memorial exercises. Mr. Paul Reissing was made Chief Marshal, Theodore Renting, Cbarlea Schemer, Joseph Kistler and Frank Gohmaa assistants. On morning the children of St. Mary's schools, with Banners draped in mourning, tn Arched to St.

Joseph's Hall and united with the adult society, when they all proceeded to the cuarch. where solemn high mass was sung bv Rev. Father Klem, wbo also delivered an appropriate on tbe life of tbe President, and warning hla people against indorsing disorder in any lor in. Prayers were 6jid in Eugilsh as well as German, and among others wae the following, which was said in Catholic churches ou that day, which has not been pub.iebed: We pray Thee, God of mlshL wladom and ua- t'ce, ttirouin whom autnority Is rUbiiv laws enacted anil jutitneot avcrexl, assist with Toy holv iplrU of counsel and lortltude the Prtxiue.it cf theo United butea. uat hi dminte-traiKio mar be rouducied ia righteousness, and be eminently useful to rhy oeople over whom be presides, by eLoourstrlna doe respect for virtus and religion, bv a lith'ui sxacudoa o' the laws ia )u lice and mercy, and bv reatratoins vies end immoral Kv.

Let tbe I abt ot Tbv divu wi-doin Oirvct deliberations of Conxressand shine fsnb In all tbair procecdlnnvs and laws framed lof our rule snd Kovernmenr, so tbtt they may tend to tbe preservation of pvi.ee, tbe irotno-tl o' national basp'neas, the inoroaae ct Icdii'-ur. roorlety and useful xnowlelfe, and us n.etuale to uj tae b'anat ot equal liberty. S'e rucomBtend llkewixo toTbv nnboondd merer ail our bieUirenandteliow-eitrzens throovbout the ibat tey may le bieated in tbs koowl-odyeaud eattccided In th? obaervaareot Tb cio-t bolv law; thai tber mar be preserved In anion and in that peace which the world can not give, aad after enjoying tbe biessinm cf this life bo aduiit-ed to tLoje which are eiernal. MABBIAGES TE8TEBDAT. Yestekdat at St.

Mary's German Catholic church Father Klein united in the bonds of matrimony Mr. Frederics Klstner and Mias Mary A. Kelslnz, a well-known young couple ot this city. The church waa thronged with their friends at tbe appointed hour, and the music, detoratious, etc, tended to make the occasion one memorable. Tbe bride and groom were preceded to the altar by their respective parents.

The bride ia the daughter ot Mr. Paul Relslng, tbe brewer, whue the groom ia tbe son of Air. Joseph Kietoer, the merchant tailor. After the marriasa there wae an elegant reception at tbe residence of Mr. Relslng, on Lower Fourth street, where theeouole received mauy congratulations.

Tbs bridal party left for Cincinnati on the alternoon train. Mr, Will. Sackett, a popular voung gentleman of tnta city, was married last night in Louisville to Miss Hulda Long, niece of Mr. Dennis Long. The ceremony was performed at tve residence of Mr.

Long. Tbey will make Jeffersonville their future home. Mr. Augustus Smith and Hiss Carrie Schao were married laat evening at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Case. Schan. East Elm street. James V. Stapp aad Lillio C.

Wyman were married last nhrht bv Esquire Huckebv at the residence of the bride's parents, an Lower Sixth street miscellaneous xattibs. Ik tbp Circuit Court yesterday tho ease of Mary Krebbs vs. tbe Atr-ime railway was commenced. This Is a suit where lha Airline paid damages for running tit jugh this woman's land, and she, not being satisfied with the amount, to the higher court. The case will be heard further to-day.

Tbe case or Joseph Terstcgge vs. the German Benevolent ttoclety, for teat, was heard by tbe court and taken under advisement. Tbe esse ot Frances Featberingill vs. the New Albany Street Railway Compsny was cnllod and continued until next term at defendant's costs. The case of Sackett McNeil vs.

Mrs. G. Allen and tbe Pari Christian church was decided in favor of the latter. Tbe jurv In the case of McDonsldA Co. against George Mcculloch rerurned a verdict in favor of McDonald JC Co.

for $171. the fail sum claimed by them of McCuUoch. Ma-Donald fc Co. shipped a lot ot flour to a certain party at by one of McCuPoeh's wagons. The driver delivered the flour to soother party than tba one to whom It was consigned, though the party to whom it wse delivered swore tbat be told tbe driver that be bad not purchased any flour from McDonald Co.

Snit wee brousht to recover the Value of ihe Hour from MeCnUocb. the rartr to whom McCulloch's driver bsd delivered It having eold It, and, being bankrupt, unable to pey for it. Tbe dec t-ion. if euatalned by the courts, fixes tae responsibility of common carriers for all goods delivered them, for transportation. PgRsowALs.

Mr. W. C. DePauw end two children andMUs Mattla LeTden left yesterday for New York, and will sail for Europe la a few days to meet Mr. W.

De-Pauw. They will be accompanied as far ae New York by Mr. N. T. MT.

W. 8. Culbertson left yesterday for New Mollis Johnson, ot Shelby county, Is virtilng Miss Lscra Williams. East Pprtng etreet. Mr.

Eph. Fawcett is In Putsaargh on business. Akdbeas Eaolk was fined $15 by Jus. ties Huckebv resterdav for provoke on John Doherrj. He vas alio seat to jell oa a peace warrant sworn oat by same party.

Com- plaints were filed In tbe earn court against Frttx Wetnman. Harry Carpenter, Dick Humphrey ami Ben. Minor for fighting oa Saturday nisbt In Weidman'e aaloon. John Fsean and Dave Straw were np -for fighting. Thb Pike County Democrat says: "Temple WooUev, an old citizen of Pike county, was to town 'Batnrdar and.

among otber articles, sold eighteen pounds of yarn, colored and span by ha 'wife, who ts now nursing his twentieth child, aged eighteen months. Esqufre Woolrty is seventy years of age and bale and Squirrexb are begin nmg to make their annual trips across the Ohio from Kentueky Into Indiana, They ewlm the river on nieces of bark, and as soon aa tbey land commence raiding tbe corn fields In Herrison eounty. Bblle WmtELEB filed her complaint in tbe Circuit Court yesterday by Jsmes V. Kelso, hrr attorney, against Georae W. Wheeler, her husband.

She claims as grounds that he fails to provide. ITorsfbrd's Acid Phosphate mskes a much mora delicious acid drink than lemons or limes, at tbe same time givlns; to the system the invigorating phosphates. LOCAL HOTIGSSa Poverty aad Distress. That poverty which rrodneee die greatest distress Is not ot tbe nurse, but of tbe blood. teprtred of lis richness It become scant and watery, a condttroa termtd anemia In medical writings.

Given this coodl.ice, and tcrofulcns sweMiass and sores, General and nervous debility, loss of flosh snd anaetlte, weak luara, threat disease, sottOn ot blood and consumption, are anions' the common results. If you are a rcttoer Irom thin, poor blood, employ Dr. Pierce's 'Golden Had leal Dlscorarv," enriches tbe blood and crree these grave aOeetloos Is more nnuiUve than cod liver oil. and Is harmless la any condition of the system, yet powerful to cure. By Lrfke Its Parent flower, Atkinson's Extract of Violet, tbe most dencate and reflncd of ptr.nmjs, conceals its excellence behind lis more widely known sister the Extract of WW to Boe.

a tonic and nervine tor debilitated women noihioz surp uses Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Presorts tton." Oy druugWa, IF YOU WANT TO BUY Parlor Furniture or Mat-tresses, go to headquarters. Bennett Bros. Co. are manufacturing a beautiful line of these goods, and you have the certainty of getting first-class work and latest styles.

Suits in raw silks, catalines, all-wool reps, spun silks and tapestries, from $35 to $65. 422 West Main street, between Fourth andFiftlu fSDr. Pierce's Extract of Smart-weed caree colic, cramo In stomach, diarrhea, dysentery (bloody flax) and zinc) red affections. Sold by druggists. Public Vale of Pine Iloreos.

For the purpose of clostne a partnership, which Is this dsy disaoived by mutual consent, we will sail at Wilson A Treacy's siabto. Lexington, on the 5th day of October. (it being the. aeon ad day cf the meetma of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association), our entire lot of bone, embracing from fifteen to twenty bead. Acooa them are threa pain matcoed coach teams, sixteen band bUrh.

and the balance fancy rlcgle drivers, equal to anr in Remuckr. Cstaloaucs eent oa application. Trimble a feet, ML Sterling, Ky. R- E. Ediaondsoo, Auctioneer.

Kidsxt Pap Bcitaijo, N. Y. Gentlemen: In regard lo your K.dney Fad, we would say that we never sold any article that gave as good eneral satisfaction. Yours, truly. DULLAM BBOS Flint.

Mich. Tbe Pad cures tackacbe, kidney and bladder affections. by dructfsW, or by mail post-paid. r9Dr. WhKuer.

I7 Be manes straat, Loots eldest venereal practice Amerksu Send lor DSTnnMec AJXxlX. LEVI At her realenca. 824 Eaut Walnut at- of Kiuiitmpuun. uu LaCt, rile or Ed. E.

LerL la U.o XHJt year ot her age. uaeral frum reaidence, Wednesday, 23, at 10 A M. LVOenver. Col, aad BnasellvUle, Ky, papers plttaac co(X. KJ.IIN At II o'clock p.

v. Monday. Stth Cms. C. Klkix.

in die aixty-fltth year of bto ace. will take place from nu late realHencc. soutuwe corner of iruand Gray Wednesday) art DQon at o'clock. KNOa-Ai KLthTlUe, Tena, on tetb Inst, W. P.

Kkox. nu tal to-mcrrow afternoon at izX o'clock from resioence of bia killer, Mr. K. A. Daridaoa, 5.

37 Gray bet. l'reton ana Jackson. SJUfH At her late residence on Campbell street, ncjr Fuluin. hept 26. at 5 o'clock r.

mMtuSawam Jxxe Smitu. la the 7iq year of her ace. uaerl will taka place Wedceday. Sept. Si at 9 o'clock a.

from St. Joun'a clinrc.i. corner "A alaat ana Ciar eta. Kiioada of tamlijr mvitad. Mol.SE At Macon.

Sept. 25, IV. F. Moaas. Uema.ua will be buried tba leaideoee or A.

H. bracaey. 1 2ia Kigbteenlh Street, bet. Chestnut a id Maaxine, at o'clock tbis afternoon. JTneuuS are tnvitea.

11 AKRta Monday evenlaa, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Etrnn L. HABBia. ased Si years aad motiiha.

Funeral will lue pUce tbU moraios; at o'clock, from ibe residence of bar daaxaCer, S. Pbultpa. t43 varicet betweea Flrta and Sixth. Friends and acquaintance axe lnv.te4 aueul. PTJXTSB.AX.

zvoorxos. The funeral ot Dr. Jem E. Caowa will taka plaea on Tbursdiy. toe TMJx lnt at 90 a.

m- trom ibe Cathedral where a solemn niaas de requiem will be celebrated for tbs repoaa of bu aoul. I XT UlllgOHTftTff. Dairsrrx la dead! Tbe aad worda fall like knell oa tbe tiricken hearts, and burning tears rush from tbs eyea tbat bave looked their last oa tbe dearly-loved face. Dear Dannie, tbe gentls. aScctlonato boy woose warictat eellnjc centered alvays aroua 1 nome end mother, baa rone from na forever: and natarul frrlef mast hTe iu way until time aad God's rraee briny a mitigation of tba pain, s-addenly aad awirtlr.

I i the silence ot tbe bight, rams the Leath Ad ren Put It was at tba command of a lovias Fatber. ana we dsra aot doubt tbat Ilia band eoaid gclae the falteiirg fuor steps throu tbe dark valley wita a gentleaeaa far rzeeedlnx of tne most tender mother, tiod called tbe dear bo borne, -from evil to perhaps. Bnt it a warninar lesson was needed, we have caase tor frratitade stilt la tba thought tbat Ooda Infinite mercy has tampered rven 11:3 cfiasteniaK rod. and tbat be baa taken to himself lh and purest ot the bousebold band the oao leswt abie to -ooe wlta. toa orld and lu difflcol-ties, snd best nued to reign with Him aad His noly ange.a -la joy eternal." L.

M. F. SPECIAL NOTICES. ON THE TOPMOST WAVE of popularity, without a competitor, defying competition, aad bound to flour ab as long aa THE GOOD SHIP TKUTH spreads her sails, or Nature produces flery-tlnted hair, or Tune sheds its white eprsy oa soman heals, Cristadoro's Hair Dyo wins "golden opinions from all sorts of people, aad can never -go by tbo board" while It la heUt desirable by man or oman to be be comely Mao ulac tared. by CRISTA DOttaXo.

WlUnus st Vew Torx. Bold by ail druxglsta. Applied by all Hair Dresaera mrM WeASa-lm HOP BITTEIIS. VALUABLE TRUTHS. "If you are aaffsrlng from poor health or languishing on a bed of 'cheer, for Hop Bitters Will Cure You.

-U yoa are simply ailing. If joa feel weak aad Is pin ted, wttboat dead "knowing why. Hop Bitters Will Roviwe You. lf yoa are a minister, and bare aver, taxed yourself wlta yoar pastoral duties, or a mother, worn oat with care end worg. Bop Bitters Will Restore) You.

yoa are a maa of basis ess or laborer weakeaed by the strata of yoar everj-day datias. or a maa of letters, toiling ever yoar mioalsht work. Hop Bitters Will Strengthen You. "If yoa ara suffering from over cittagor drtnklng.axy IndlsereUoa erdlsalpaUoa.br are young sod xrowlag too fssWaa Is oitea the Bop Bitterat Will BelieT You. If joa are la the workshop, on the farm, at tbe desk, anywhere, aad feel that yoar system needs cleansing, toning or sttmolaiiab without ltf ttinr.

Bop Bitters Is What You Heed. "If yoa are old, aad yoar blood tola aad Impare. puiae feeble, year aerves, aa- steady, aad yoar faculties waning. Hop Bitters WUr Give New 14fo aad Vlgor. HOP BITTERS Is aa aad refresolng aavoriag fr sick room Ninnka.

impare water, ete, reDderlng ttem hartnteaa, aad sweeten lag taemeoia snd eieasslnz the Stemace. daoaisAwie QUICK YEAST POWDER. Absolutely Pure. MADE from Grape Cream Tartar. Ko other preparation makea aach llirbt.

flaky hot oreads laxarloua nasirr. can be eaten lr lyapeptiea without fear of tbe tils resulting from heavr. taaigevt bl food, fold only lu cm, ny all tirocexa. bOlTAl. BAIvIXQ POWDER CO, Kew York.

arM TuWeThsAulr-ipia 3IAOXOL.IA BAL3I. Al. AliONG THE LADIES Tho brilliant, fascinating tints cf Complexion for which ladies striTO aro chiefly artificial, and nl! ttIio will take the tronblo way seccre them. Tlieso roseate, bewitching lines follorr tho nso of Hasan's Hag-nclia Ialm vi delicate, harmless and always reliable article. Kohl by all druggiste.

Tho JIagnolia lialm conceals erery bicmish, rcniOTes JSal-lowness, Tan, Kedncss, Erup-ticna, all CTldences of excitement and CTery imperfection. Its effects aro immediate and so natural that no hnman being can detect its application. falfauWe4'l FIU3I ClIANOKS. Partnership Noticoof Hong, Koop A Co. THE firm of Cart Koop C.

harlne reen di aulvrd oy tie d-stu or tne late William KeUker, all tbe inicrestof the said Kenier t.ieas.sis or tbe said flrm baa bovn purchased by tbe aur vlTlcy? partners, an-1 tbe buslnus sill bs continual by Frederick Hartg and August, Koop. as partuurs, uaer the brru uam. of Uoop i. Co. Tney are enrttted to oil-c; deou iup ihc late arm.

and tiiTutumcd pay all its liabilities. MISCKLLANKOUS. Notice. 'PDK coupons of tba frp-ncux Countv, Cumlierlni 4 I and (iu.o railr jb'1 bonj. wit1 ti nt tlie Ovr-man losai-ance uk, Louisville, Uy ia the nrt day of issi.

Notice. ALL perons b.rtn claims th estate of Can. er Mt-rcie. iu'ctttl win uir preoal same, property proven, to K. C.

avis com -y-Jt-law. So. 26 Court 1'iaca. end ail peron luuc'le-l tt estate will pleae call th -re nni oettK' tctr lc-dejicOneAs. MAKi M.

AdmlnUlratlx rcke. lee'd. Notice. urrics or LocisvxUJt. Cincmif sn l.mrTniRi.

Loat6vtLi.e. Sept. 21, ISA. 'I'EE Interest coupunt of the new reven per cent. bomli this couipaiif.

teenea 8. due October 1. 1SSL w.il paid oa anu alter H'i ante on presentation to a.uciu aviazi Baa. Lo lsvu e. Ky S.

S. East WOOU tec' t-aJTreav Notice. TBE conpons doe first of October next of the Con-aaddaied Moriua- Ponds ot tae lxUiii.la and Xasbvitie It, Co. will be paid oa presentation at njv offl on and alter tills date. W.

AN SET. Secretary. Notice. Orrics or thi KxsTccaT I'uTiixcBS' Association, LonsriiAB. K.T..

Sept. 22, 1SE1. TBE annnal meeUDg of the KctucLy AasocUtion will be beltl at tbo board or Tiadd rooua. in tins city, on Wednesday next, beptemoer ae. 11 o'clock a.

Tbe of Ken'ucky are cordially Invited and urgcauy reauested to Uo present aa buMoe of Importaace wl.loe tabmiitStl for ibeir cooalJeratioa ani action. By or'ter of tba Executive Committee. OKOltGE G. I't CUANAN, rirat Vice Prealdent. H.

Jacobs, secretary. Gin ITonse Centr-al Support Grand Itoxt-i r.n. by Pomtml Card, for Pamohlrt of ml Merehst or Cacton Gist Driver laisviUa. lfur Veterinary Notice. TAMEXESS arilcafrom chronic aavlenla? Joint diaeaseaand laauy otber caua, ana wbicb baa persistently resiMed all other effort, at rellor.

cured, by a modified surgical operation. Students received and instructed in tola sneeitltv as well aa operations on the eye. wtib mode's, llagrama and tbe subject Itself. Apply to lr. SWIFT.

LoolaTllle. Ky. E. S. STEWAKT'S Frankfort Lottery of Eentncky, ao.

umi i-cntUt cf Uia rntrtic Scaoot yrsoiiurw Cf llClAL. UKAW CXAS3 SU-Scrrsjtzza Zl Un. 65 78 60 18 56 10 31 53 64 66 49 S2 54 class sea 28 40 S6 73 54 77 5 1 47 63 24 75 23 OH wm Market t. Tata Company does no business tnrongb Use TJ. 8.

malls- PROFESSIONAL. DR. W. N. ALSOP, JTo.

552 Fifth near WalaiiL ysiorrauTaawi W3I. REINECKE, A ttorno sr-ca X-JLm mr9 1 Evans Utock, Ceart- Plaice, eraer af i-ifib street. HAYTXG ended all my ontatde professional eo-gmsemenu. I stui! bareafverpracttee exeiusire'r In Ule Courts of this eliy and in Uia Coart of Aprils. Kefc-renees: Ctttzma Nst'oasJ Baaa, Maaome fcav-UaS bank.

Paaals Lung, a Co. ael oabolia. DR. SWIFT, Veterinary. Surgeon, 7I1X practice la aul aronad Lcalmlla." AH op-11 eraJooa aiiows a aad rcotroled by the pr-feasioa skUUuUy porrormad.

aad strict person ai attention piAM to au pauants ih.t ty bw fotrtute'l V3 catc. lit visit pieces eoareulsat to rati wittua a raaioa of UM mt.es. tseadqoarver at Caninjton s. JS Id a la at. Orders may MM at U.

K. troote's. second at. Mr. Carrlajp ton ts connect wlta toe Tsicpaoae Ktrhsnae.

taHSactm PIANOS. BOSENi Piano-forte Manufactarers. ALSO dealers la Cpnit Pianos, Orsal aad all kinds of small osteal ins'rorasjts, Na. sii AUret street, Bear Foorta, LOULiVlU SLf. jjTA'actory aigti taenia aad teraraaa.

Ja EDTJCATIOXAli. 9 LOUISVILLE SCHQQLOFLAY SESSION OP: 8L8 BZSirs Repi. 19. TtioTowt tfSt-booK lastrsetlom sad moot oourta wi.b leeturea bv Bizty of turn turn lawyers at, u. Ka b.r.

WM. CHKNAULT. hi-i. Iatu eeaadtocl Ko. SaA Tiiira i aalsTiLe.

ay. SITUATION A3 FEEfiCH TEiCHHl By a lady of 1ob axnenenc ia trie Fetalis 41 Scbmtt. CUaica lorruo la privt ara jois. aad private puntls tan bl at resuieoo. for terms call at (new nnmaery Ubte fceveatli aU.

between itad fctinrcnm. scidcx.Molia BAYARD TAYIOR, recotnmendlnr to parents tbs Acadctnf of Mr. twttula C. fcuorUiJge." Hoa. fElii.ASiKJ Wi'OJ.

XI. said iVA'H cboerf any consent to the ass of any nania aa ref oreaea. My boys wiu reinra tv yoa (for tueir tout to year) after their vacation. or new IUoatrated Circular address WIlBISi PIlOKlLIlMTii. A.

M. Harvard CDiveraity Graduato. Sieula. IS miles Irons fbiladetptu. ajSdsoAfcfcwa MRS.

8TLVaSTj8 BEEO'S Boarllat and Dsy k'ebont for youc? mdiw. Kos. ana I East SiJ. it New York, reopens OctjberS. Vrrnch and Car casn lanKuatraa p.actlcai.v taavbt.

Tha eaursa of siotly la ttio colleKiaie department req-tlrn fanr jrors, and meets ad tee demands for to uisuer edit cation of a oman. Jy acodiia Southern Home School for Girls, 197 fc 109 If. Chariest fefu, BaJtlsaar. Sid. Mr.

W. U. Cast, Kiss Cast. Established ISLt. Ersnca tae language of the school.

aal eouSo. Jacksonville Female Academy. tTTT-SECOXD THA3 sitai Sept. 7. laSl.

Pro. nminrr nl.l.ut. Uu.lcal and Elno Art Do. rartmenM. i.o:&Uji unsuroasaed Auureaa V.

l-LAai). A. AU. ATln, Jacksonville, ill. CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 4tll3 Sarace Su.

Fkiladclabla BOARDING and Day School for Toun; Ladles aad f'btldren. whl reopen ReptemberW. anSeoausr AlAUAMii IMPORTANT to Kttrdestta OS MUSIC. THE KW CALKXOIR or tae iw OAstKKV AlailT andCnllrireof Muaie It sent 1KKC Arply to K. Mgxic iylS etxlS MKE.

DA SILVA ASD MRS. DSADFUIWS for uicrly Mrs. Ocdcn Hoaman'a) Kngiisb, French snd Germaa Bnai'tiicg aqd lay bebooi for Tooog Ladle aud Cliimren. f.o. 17 West liilrtyelKiua at, Kew Yora.

w.ii re pea Sent. 26. Application may be made 0 latter or pcraoastiy aa aba v. aalSeooA InMlcwttoa for tho Improved laatrwetlwn ot lrOl jHmW-o. xiKton arfc, bt.

rl Kly seventh aud ixty-eiaiith tsv, New York. 'I HK lsrvest Articulation School la ihi eoouirf Ert-tbliabed Lnii, Tare oral nietaod. Send for cir cuiar. ap. 'rMoA WeSas LOUISVILLE RUGBY SCHOOL, S95 FIFTH STREET.

A SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. CLASSICAL, SclentiQo. Commercial and fenoru i couiavs of si.idy. 'roorbujU in'trujlion.

excellent tliaclpuae, un.iupMsed, attx ls Joa. Board pro-Tid'-J tiir oisciUrj. Tentb session Mnlar. Sept. 5.

Tar cstv lojiuesc furibir i.lor.iitid aJdret i ooi of 1'rlo-ripiUa: ccoool or ifteld- rjoe. or apply at oITlce of P. McDonald Krcbiic-ts rour'b and Mat-ts. ila. V.

icl0.Al.U. FaJr Maru-rof Art Vs. A. 1. McDONALI.

-i I ounb al Graiiuatc WisX an 1 Lcc L'birtrslty. MademoissSie vJrl? lKwircm wtd lav for Vo jag Lvllrt aril Cbll-tlrcu. 1 1 t'trmvizii Usi.r 1 cvuxi otacr aitoXcu witnin a u.onilia. fririut aud THE AllCIIER INSTITUTE, XV A Sill NOTO X. I.

C. 'I TIE of Uin Inst lute will beaia Per XX, atturdia every iac V.ty fur a luo-ouyb ed-ica. Hot. for clrcmars addro.s Mrs. M.

It. AKCUE.il 1,101 klau. uve. uull diocl madamg rneniN's English and French Family School i VuU -rr; IAD( is Morris Rden I'ark. A alnut till In, tiuclanaM.

O. A limited puiaJsr of bosrucr. wjt will ftsrc tlio at of iioois-Ufe aiv.n-tao. oe hariy a solicited, ircuu. sent lenue-u lyU Weaxa) MISS EGBERTS If.L Kive a roursa or lessons In EloeaMon la I T.

M. C. courso heatu mas 10. at 3 v. it.

Yot 1 urihwr i i t. e'. st. sell SuiWctl SCH IEIAaH SCHNAPPS. ScMfiuiM Aromatic GSNAPFS' As a general beverage and necessary corrective of water rendered impuro by vegetable decomposition or other causes, a limestone, Sulphate of Copper, the Aromatic Schnapps is snperior to every other alcoholic preparation.

A public trial of over thirty years' dnration in every section cf our country of Udolpho Wcife' Schnapps, its unsolicited indorsement by tho medical faculty and a sale nnequaled by any other alcoholic; distillation, have insured for it the reputation Jot salubrity claimed for it For sato by all Druggists and Grocers. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S. SON Jel2SoAWely 18 nearer Street. Kew fork. STEA5ISUIPS.

CUNARD LINE EXTttA eblpa of tbla line wm be dispatched. aaw lnit accuuimodauon lor Earopcsa paaaensave Apply to J. a. o'UiAUK. XTBA eblpa of tbla line win be dispatched.

affwd Apply to Fraaxua rune tssuut atraea WOLFE'S AMERICAN LINE. VUtl QCtkiNSTOWS AMU LIVERPOOL. Only transaclantle has under too American flax. Pal il ax erery Wednesday from FaUadeipbta. aatra salhnas oa aiteroate Satordava.

jSgi RED STAR FOB Balllna every wecX aliernatetv trom rhiladelpbta and ew Iwt, landing- pataenvcrs wnlda a few hours' ride of tus liooonant points of Interest of tha Cbntlnenl. lor nttei of osssufo and otiter information apply to Pr.TKtf UIUaT Gcacral Aaeau. WTI Hainan suect, Pblladelpbia. WILL S.liA'Tt!. Aaeut.

LaUrlllew nri weakly ONLY DIRECT JUNE TO FRANCE. General Trans-Atiantlb Company 1JETWEEX Kew Toric and Bavre. Plarof CoS paar. 41 Kortu Blver. foot of ilortoa atrosc Trvcters by tLis liue avoid bo til traualt oy aaUsfe railway aoi too UaeMaiort of crosstab tae tiuanaol laaanjail bokt.

EUANCE. Trndelle, TTedaesday. Oct. S. at m.

CANADA. rsoreut. Welaewlay, Oct. U. at ST.

LAlfli X. Ueuplaae. Wednesday. Oct. 19.

as Ir.s. mem of paaaaa aneiuain wibwi. Te Bavre First cabin. (ltM ana bo-ja ck'jIii, riiasr aa, sh laciutilaa wine, Bendtnx aa4 omo1U. VOLUaOK AJteot.

IJowiiu breen. toot ot Brosawar. Or AD. RAHlMsK.2H ara et street, r.rt. jc4 aoi Talrd.

liouisvlilo. sort WcfraMiy PItOPOSALS. Notice to Jail Builders. 1 SEALED proposals will be received until Oct. 4.

rS odocc r. for ib erectioa of a swne lall iia ytbolsavtile. Jessamiuo c-iunty. Ky. Jl.ns for same can be sera at tba otDces of vm.

H.Phi!'lpa. r.J.J. C. C. KloboiasvlUe.

and UL P. Mcloa. aid a Mrov. Louisviiie, Ky. Tte risiii to roJect say or all tids Is reserved.

WM. n. PllliXIPi. COigmltteo J. C.

Kotlce to Grain Elevator Builders. WiPOSALS. wuli plans sal soeclflcatlons, win ba -I- reAelveU uatli October t. last, st tiio otflc of tha Keatt sy ruhlic Klerator Co- a tbia ett. for tn building of a 0r-cla sraia eevs.r.

ot a or SJUOJM Inish-is. wiia al IrajiroTeaieai, Jilda mitat specify tae approximsta date etuyim Uoa of tbs elevator. 1 be co-v ay -tSl1 to reject any or alt bids. W. UTaalXT.

r. lcuTuia.K, bspcl. aua-a.