THIS 017ISVIIX1 DAI JVOLUME XXX11 LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 161 NUMBER 15

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KEW3 F0M THE RKBEL ETATE3.W hav received additional tilea cf Southern

fipera. Our dates from K ashvilla ar.d Bowlinglireen are to the 5th icst., from K'ebmcnd and

to the same date, and from New Or-

leans to the 8d. We make pome Interesting estracts:

The RrcxviHe (Tenn.) Register of the t.h eiy:'iarrett Hall, formerly of Morgan county, Tenn.,lut who for tome mootbs has been with the EastTenoetwfe Lincoln troops in Kantacky, was arrett-ed in tha couoty on Mooday last, aod broughttrj this c!y by Confeierate troops. Wenndersta'dhat, when arrested, he was acting In the capaci-

ty of a recrniiloR otiicer for Lincoln's army inKentucky. He U represented as a det psrate man.and in making the arrest he was shot by one ofthe Confederate party, bn, we understand, notseverely wounded Considerable corioaity wasman! esled by lite citiztna ou his arrival every-body wanting to get a peep at the "mule." Hewas lodged in the city jail.

A bill was presen ed in the Teneesaee LegUU-tur- e

on the 4th, requesting the Judges of theSupreme and Circuit Courts, Chancellorz, andJustices of the Peace, not to hold their courts,during the continuance of the war, for the trialof C3BB8 wherein debts and money are Involved.

The Rev. Leroy M. Lee, of the M. E. Charch,has been stricken, with appoplexy.

Gov. Letclnr, of Va., in an official statement,says the amount expended by the State of Vir-

ginia for war purpose?, biace her secesafoD, ex-

ceeds six millions of dollars, and that every de-

mand against her has been considered and dis-

posed of; and that every do mane1 allowed has beenpaid on presentation at the Treasury.

A correspondent of the Columbus (Ga ) Suncommunicates the foil awing particulars of a heart-

rending accident that occurred rtcsntly in Da1

county, Alabama:On the eight in qneslion, Mr. John Vann and

wife wont to Mr. John Bsverett'f", leaving tluirchildren, five in number, at home. UariDg theirabience the honae caught lire and burned themtip. Mr. Vann had built a room at the rear endct the bouse with n door leading out exceptthrough to the front, aod the children were inthat room, aod perhaps asleep until the housewas burned so r that they could not get out.Their hearts and be nee were feuc'i, two at thedoor which led into the room, two others in acorner, as far from the fire as they could get, andthe infant about three years old, who was inbed where the bod was burnt.

Mr. Jamw B itton, Jr., Representative in theLegislature from Graen county, East Tennessee,has been arretted on a charge'of disloyalty to therebel Government.

As an evidence cf the existence of a strongUnion feeling in seme portions of the SouthernConfederacy, we clip the following from the Nash-

ville Union and Anvrxda of the or.U inet.:The Confed ra'e Court at Nashville has had a

number of prisoners beore it ia the last four orfive dvn. ihy were cnietly from the countiescf Carlcr, Ha&iilroc, 5rid'ey, and McNairy.

Some twenty of thoie from a:t Tennessee tor kthe oath of allegiance and enlisted in the Con-federate milltiry service. Soma of them haveUft for Columbus and othtr points. A portionof them were discharged and others were

to Knoxville for further proof.Six were yosterdy brought in by the

Depu'y Marshal uuder procsi from the Confede-rate Court. Thev were arrested bv a force detailed by Un. Kouben Davis, from Co:iaib,

They are charged with instigating atreasonab'e reeistanea to the Confederate laws bymilitary force, and more e pacially lesistacco tothe enlistment proclamation of Gov. Harris.

It seems that their UnionL-- assumed a newphase These iMsee were contir.aed on affidavitnntil Tuesday, the 10. h inst , bv the AssistantDntrict AttoVnev, T. B. Childress, Esq ( Inordorto obtain proof for the Confederate Government.They were put nnder heavy bonds to appear onthe 10th inst., with repectabU friends of theConfedeate States as thtir sureties.

General Edward Sparrow and J. T. Bemmea,Efq , have been chosen as Senators to tlw Con-

federate Congress from Louisiana.Col. Robert Looney has been made President cf

the Court Martial at Knoxvllle, Tenn., to try thebridge burners, of which Court Major J. T.Campbell is tho Judge Advocate.

On the Sd inst., the 8. C. Legislature electodR. W. Barnwell and Jas. L. Orr as Senators intbe rebel Congress from that State.

The Richmond correspondent of the KashvtUeUnion and American, nnder date of November30, saye:

It may interfst your readers to know that Gen.Stuart, who com minds tbe advanced forc3 atManassas, and w ho ii only 8 veirs of age, is tbett)n- - of CoiooeJ (iow lirigader Gntrai)St. Geo. Cooke, of the regular Yankee army.Gen. Cooke has anctler who is aeorpeon in tho Confederate army, and aeon incommand of one of the heavy batteries on thePotomac. He is tbe uncle of ohn f'jter Cooke,the novelist, who is a 6ergejnt io a howitzer com-pany at Leefburg. Gen Stuart's command con-sists of 10,000 men 3,500 cavalry and 12,501) in-fantry. Hts cuvalry have been of im mouse f ce

to the army ia doing courier, vidette,nrtd sentinel duty. Thy have bagged not a fewYankee?, to. twenty-si- of their captives hav-ing arrived here

As to the duin4 of the invisible and inaHlibleCongroFS, I have nothing to gay, preferring toleave that to your "Confederate." Perhaps Icnoldpump something out of our Congressmenif 1 were to tn( but 1 am afraid to associatemuch with thorn not because my pocket wouldhe pkkL for there is nothing in it, no more thanin a Congressman's heart, but because I shouldcartainly acquire a taste lor bid whisky.

The bast way to meet a duger Is to face it,and not pull a face ss long ai your arm and asblank as th dibj rity of prizes ia a lottery officeWhy, that's the way the "young men who livein n tores" in this city are d ing, j jsl because themilitia are going to be called out to be drafted

The Virginia Legislature met at Richmond onMonday week. The Richmond Dispatch of the'2d Fays:

Tbe Federals continue to make incursions inthe county of Fairfax, whenever they think thereis an opportunity of committing a moan outragewithout danger of immediate retaliation. LastWed net d at, a large body of their Civalrv

the village of Dranesvillf, anrf madepria mera of Sf reral citiibns, including Mr. Car-per, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Day and hi Eon. TheFederal Colonel's horse was shot by Mr. T. Cole-man, who was cmceiled in the buhas; but hewas afterwards discovered, tired upoa, and mor-tally woundud.

We clip the following from a Nashville paper:At the annual mooting of the stovfchul lers of

the EaBt Tennessee and Virginia Kiilroad Com-pany, in Kuoxviila, on Thursday, a reetlu'.ionwas adopted, pensioning Keelan, t ho defender otthe bridge at Strawberry Plains, in Kutst-in- atfollowf: $25 per month for one vrar from the dateof his wounds, and thereafter i5 por month forthe term of hU life. If he recover?, and h ableto resume bis po t as watchman of the bridge, heU to retain his situation at bis f.rour salary, iiaddition to bio pension. Tbe Directors of theRichmond, Fredericktburr, and Potomac Rail-road Company hava donated $100 to the Keslanfund.

We are informed that laborers are being hired,through the (i lartermaster s ofHc. for the imme-diate cons' ruction of a railroad from Manaisas toCentreville. As it is estimated that the woikwill require two months for He completion astrong indication 13 sfforded of the intention of curforces to winter in the region cf tbe Potomac.

fiichmond Examiner, Nov. 3,Ia the Tecnesree Legislature, ou the 4th in?l ,

the fjlluwing were cfiored as amendments to thebill to protect the properly vt married women,and are now awaiting aciion:

"lie it macUd, 'IhU In all Depul.tr electionsevery unmaniej woman, being the owner otaxable property, shall be en'ivled to vote a1? malecitizen?, and every married woman bavins sfpaf lite prontrtr, w;)f. btoi xpay be i;;?uivect,

?b ;ll in like manner be entitled to vot, and herb . band shall be disfranchised.

'Be it Jurther (nacted. That all women, ofralever age, rank, profession, or degree, wheth- -'

virgin mid, or widow, that shall impose upon,stduce, or betray into matrimony tny male sub-

ject in the Confederate Statea of America by themeans of rcents, paints, cosmetic?, washes, arti-ficial teeth, false hair, Spanith wto ir .m stays,big s boas, or bolstered hips, hall be dee nedguilty of a misdemeanor, and urou convictionshall be fined the sum of 100 and imprisoned atthe discretion of the court trying the cause."

It will be seen by the following from the Hous-

ton (Texas) Telegraph of the 19th nit. that Trx-- ai

claims her original boundaries;A bill has been introduced into tbe Senatorial

branch of the Legislature by John T. Huconrt,Laq., restoring tbe original boundaries cf theState. It dec! area that Texas iilded assent tothe settlement of her boundary because the ques-tion was linked with the series of meararts com-

posing the compromise of 1800, and f r tbe takeof peace and tbe preservation of the Urinn; thattbe foiled States cas been guilty of bad faith in h 11

the questions embraced in the compromise of 1860,resulting in tbe dismemberment of that Union,for tbe Sbke of which Texas was willing to sacri-fice her Immense territory; that, finally, the Uni-

ted States has broken and violated her part ofthe compact, and therefore it ie annulled and can-celled. The bill then reasserts ti'le to the boun-- d

tries, embracing New Mexico, &c, and author-ire- stbe Government to take mititarv p'Gsaseion.

1 he Telegraph's correspondent says the bill meetswith much favor and will probably pass.

A Southern pjptr cays:The amount of Sea Island cat ton made in the

Confederacy and all the d cotton ofthe world ia made in the Confederate States isabout forty tbou'and-- bales, raised (n the coastsof South Carolina, Georgia, arid Florida. Itwculd be a liberal calculation to allow one half ofthis to South Carolina, acd a still more liberalone to state one third of this amount as likely tofall into the bands of tb enemy one fourth orlive thousand bales wculd be found to far exceedthe fact. This at IfloO por bale would be only$750,000, inntead of tbe sundry millions overwbicu tbe Northern paptrs, eppecially those oftbe great, liberal city of New York, have betncrowing eo loudly.

We learn that the Government has determinednot to give arms to volunteers for twelve month?,as long as it has troops offered fur the war to anumber greater than can now be armed. Wherevolunterrs are enlisted for the war, the Govern-ment will supply them with arms in proportionto the several States tendering suc vdunteers.

Richmond Examiner ', A'tw. UO.

We collate the following telegraphic despatches:Richmond, Dec. 4, via Nvto Orleans. The

bridge over Lick creek, on tbe East Tennesseeroad, has been rebuilt, and trains are pissingover it. Other points are rapidly being com-pleted. There is now a very slight detention ofmails and passengers.

Richmond, Dec. 4. Congress passed yesterday,unanimously, and the President signedthe following:

Be t Resvlved by the Congress of Ikt Cowffirr-a- tt

Mates, That the thanks of the people of theConfederate States are eminently due, and arehereby tendered, to Mjor General Sterling Priceand the Missouri army under his command, forthe gallant conduct they have displayed through-out tneir service in tbe present war, especiallyfor the skill, fortitude, ard courage by whichtbey gained the brilliant achievement at Lexing-ton, Missouri, resulting, on the 20th day of Sep-tember last, in the reduction of thit town andtheiurrender of the entire Federal army thereemploved.

Rbchmmd, Ltec. 4. The Norfolk Day Book thismorning intimates that Gen. Scott will soon beia tbe South, after the mode of Ma?on and SlidellIn the North.

Richmond, Dec. 5, via Sew Orleans The Ex-aminer this morning says a despatch from a relia-ble source received in cihcial quarters, states t hatthe fl til la recently Concentrated at Old PointCjmfort has pasted up the Potomac. It is doubt-less that an attack ou Evanport and Centrevilleis contempl-tt- d.

Savannak, Dec. 5. The Republicanfays a party of Confederates visited Tybee blandWednesday night and burnt the Light House.The Federal vesseU commenced a tierce shellingon the bland, hut tbe Confederates retreated un-

hurt. From 16 to 18 vesscli were in tbe roadsyeptwdav afternoon, apparently old whalers.

Rfchnvjndy Ike. 6. 1 be correspondents of theNew Orleans Delta and Picayune and CharlestonCourier arrived this afternoon from M&na&as.They report no immediate prospect of an engagement at Mara'sas.

In Congroe- to day, Howell Cobb return 1 inthe Chair as President. Wm. M. Cook and Thos.W. Freeman, members from Missouri, and A. B.Bradford, in pities of Judge Clayton, of

took their seats. Other business done iu secretsession.

The Electoral College of Tennessee met atNashville on the 4th and cast the vote of tbeState fur Jeff. Davis and Alex. Stevens for Pres-

ident and Vice President.The Nashville Union and American cays of

Gen. Price:We do not credit the rumrr that comes from

Richmond that this able and ecergotic leader, sofar more nearly Me hero of the war than anyother man, is to be fvirtnslly supeie ded by thappointment of a new fledged M-j- General overhii head. Such an act of the Administrationwould exciie great dissatisfaction, not to eiyindignation in the country. We give the Prefi-d-

the highest credit for sagacity, but the vir-tual removal of Gen. Price would shake that faithwhich we love to cherish in hU wisdom. Hencewe do not for one moment credit the report.

Colonel D. Ledbetter issued th following pro-

clamation to the people of East Teuneseee from

Gren iile on the 30th inst :

So long as the quastion of Union or disunionwas debatable, eo long rcu did well to debate itand vote on it. You had a clear right to vote forthe Uhion, but when secession wai estaldiehed bythe voice of the people, yon did ill to distract tt ecountry by angry word and insurrootionarv tumult. In doing this yon commit the highe3tcrime known to ihe laws.

Out of tbe Southern Conftd iracy no people possess such elements cf prosperity and happiness astnoseot iaat iennessee. ihe Southern marketwhich you have hitherto er jived only in competition with a ho't of eager Northern rivals willnow be shared Uh a few States of the Confeder-c- y

equally fortunate, politically and geographi-cally. Every product cf your agriculture andworkshops will now find a prompt sale at highprices, and so long as cotton grows on Confederatesoil, so long will the money which it brines Bowfrom the South through all your channels oftrade.

At this moment yon might be at war with theUnited States or any other foreign nation, andyet not differ a tenth of the evils which pursueyon in this domestic strife. No man's life orproperty is safe no woman or child can sleep inquiet. You are deluded by peltish demagogueswoo take care of their own personal safety. Ionare citisns of Tennessee, and your State one oftbe Confederate States.

So long as you are up in arms agahst theseStates can you lock for anything but the inva-sion of your homes and the wasting of ycur sub-stance. This condition of things must be ended.The Government commands the peac and sendstroops enough to enforce the order. I proclaimthat every man who comes in promptly and de-

livers up his arms will be pardoned on taking theoath f allegiance. All men taken in armsagainst the Government wid be transported tothe military prison at Tuscaloosa, and be con-fined there daring tbe war. Brkl;e-burne- rs anddestroyers of railroad tracks are excepted fromamong those pardonable. Tbey will be tried bydrum-hea- d court martial and be hanged on tbespot.

We clip the following from the Knoxville(Tenn ) Register of the Gi Inst.:

A gentleman just arrived from Scott ountv,Tennessee, informs ua that on Sunday morninglast a Laid of Lincolnitee from Kentucky, assisted by a number of Tories of that countv, enteredthe village of lltintsville and seized the personsof John L. smith, John Carlm, Calvin Smith,Sterling Smith, Joe Smith, and live others, whosenames we could not procure, and immediatelystarted with them to Kentucky as prisoners ofwar. .at ths same lime taking about a dozenhead of horses. Their only crime was that thevwere secessionists. John L. Smith isCieikandMaster of the Chancery Court at Huntsville, atleist seventy years of age, and is respected bv allwho know him in tbe very highest degree, andthe others abducted are equally esteemed.

Tbe party from whom we derived this informtioo, Mr. Wm. Anderson, was likewise capturedby the marauders, but made his escape. He saysae could not ascertain the precis number of tbeenemy. He saw about forty or fifty, but theyrepresented their number at eoveral ha do retTney were piloted in by the somewhat notoriousJi ha W. bmita, who waa released by tbe Conreaerate court at isasuvitie, some Iijij sine?,upon his taking the oath of allegiance.

He was assisted in this infamou raid by othertory residenU of Scott county, among whom wasKiley Cecil, another individual who was releasedby Mapr FulkerBon, at Jamestown, last summer,upoa making the strongest promises of good

towjrJ the Confederate States.Mi-- r General Geo. B. Crittenden and staff ar-

rived in our city on Sunday, acd are making theirHet.'i.)uarters at the Lamar H'juse. Gen. Crit-tenden iy in command of Last Tennessee ardLastern Kentucky. Gen. C.'has boen for ths last.hree months in command of tho 7th brigade, dcorpp, of the army of the Potomac. On his pro-

motion to a Mj jr Generalship, he was at oouecrane'erred to Kentucky, bis native Slate, as alegitimate sphere for bis future military career.

i he personal staff of Gen. Crittenden is as fol-

lows: A. S. Cunningham, Maior J. F.Brewer, M.bjor Gilos M. Hillyer, Captain H. J.Thornton, Captain W. W. liute. All these gen-tlemen, with the exception of Major Brewer, areit the Lamir House. Major Brewer, who i3

aarter master, is expected daily.We learn that Capt. W. L. Blanchard, former-

ly of Marion county, K.y., ac:ornpanie. GeneralCrittenden, with the view of raising immediately a company of mounted men, to tervo for thewar and to act as a body guard for the General.

Lieut. Charlton H. Morgn, of Lexington, Ky.,now in this city, will, we also liaro, be omtiiU-loue- d

as F.rjt Lieut mant of the company. Hehis boon f.r some time back an aid of GeneralElzey, on the Marianas line, and fa a competentoihesr.

Under d'4tQ of iiw Z a Ka?hvil! paper

has the following corr impendence from Bowling

Green, Ky.:Information of an official character has reached

here that G&n. Z)l!icon;r with a large force hasretired from Cumberland Gap, aod is at Burks-vill-

on the north bank of the Cumberland river,a be at 120 miles coutneaU of this place. Gen.Geo. B. Ctittenden has assumed command of theremaining forces at Cumberland Gap, numberingin addition to Ute reinforcements a larger armythan that of tbe late commandant.

Tbe statement as to the whereabouts of GeneralZollicotfer will, it is believed, be found correct,as gentlemen direct from Barren county reporthis pickets as having advanced thirty miles fromBurksviMe.

A gentleman direct from Meade county statesthat the Lincolnite., with the exception of a fewHomo Guards, have vacated that locality. Hon.C. Reed, of the Legislature fromMade county, was arrested a few days sincewhile endeavoring to make bis way to our lines.Not wishing to be lodged in Jtil, a propositionwa made to bis captors that if he were released$1X) would be piven them; the terms were agreedupon and Mr. Reed permitted to depart unmo-lested.

Legislation la tbe right direction was taken bythe Council of the Provision 1 Government yes-

terday in regard to the purchase and stle ofTennessee money. The act, which ii passed andgoes into immediate operation, proviie for thelevying of a tax of $J5 per week upon all brokersengaged in the thieving business of making alivelihood from tbe necessities of the people andtimes. Thifi laudable move will have the desiredeffect of closing the innumerable moneyed butchershops here, and place opoa an equality all South-ern moneys, and at the some time raise its valueto an approximation of its real worth.

It is understood that the price of pork will beregulated by the Council, ard fixed at seven dol-

lars and fifty cents per hundred.Information from Franklin, of a reliable char-

acter, has it that in the recent encounter, inwhich it was reported several men were burnt todeath, none lost their lives in that manner. Bell,who at the time was shot in the thigh, has sincedied of his wound, whilo three in number madetheir escape.

53fAGgust Beimon. H is said, intends to dis-

pose of bis American real estate and take up his

retidenc in Europe. He domes being the ownerof the lob-icc- lately coofiwrited in Richmond,and supposed to belong to him.

Amtng tbe latest arrests by the New Yorkpolice is that of George Cowee, clerk in a drygood house. He had embezzled $8,000 worth of

velve's, silks, etc , and spent the proceeds in riot-

ous living.

rHr rhe Rt. Hot. M. J. Spalding, D. D.,flishop of Louisville, will deliver a Itcture on

Sunday evening, U'.h instant, in the CatholicChurch of Prink f rt. Subject: "Civilization andthe Catholic Church historically considered."

tfjpThe Udies of the Clarke county (Ky ) Sol-

diers' Aid Society will give a supper at the court-

house, in Winchester, on Tuesday evening next,the 17ih inst , for the purpose of raising fundi fcrthe benefit of the volunteers now in the field.

Handsome Donation. It will be seen by ttefollowing note from Mrs. N. B. Smith that tbeLadies' Soldiera' Aid Society has received a veryvaluable donation f:om some unknown parlies in

Philadelphia. It will prove a valuable additionto the stock of material new in the hands of tbeSociety, and will not ba long io finding its wayto the eoldien now in the field:

LonsviLLE, Dec. 11, 1861.

A few days since I received, through a firm inthis cttv, nineteen piecos f076 yardf) of twilledgrty flannel, to be made up by the ladies of thiscity for the Cnion troops: in tbe State of Kentucky.

1ms valuable present came from a few gentlemen of Philadelphia, friends of the firm who received and handed it over. Tbe names of thedonors are unknown to me. They may rest as-

sured that tbe ladies of Louisville will speedilymake their handsome gift available to the ccm-for- t

of the men in the camps and hospitals of theState. NANNEffE B. SMITH,

President Soldiers' Relief Association.

The RintKL Army The New York Heraldhas revised and republished its statement of theorganization and dimensions of the rebel army. It is due the Herald's news enterprise tosay, that when this document was originallypublished, it made a ten?ation in Richmond, andthe letter-write- congregated there declaredthut suspicions were afl at that seme one in theWar cfh.e had played the traitor. The Heraldsays:

Tthi statement phows that the rebel have inthe field four hundred and fifty regiments,wbkb, reducing ifle average strength of a regi-ment to eight hundred men which is probablyabout ths nearest approximation to the truthgives an agre-it- force of 360.000 men.

Love at First Si":it. A Boston loiter in theR Chester Union giv-i- & pretty bit of go3eip con-

cerning the first mooting betweea Miss Hinckley,the prima donna, and Signor Suaini, her husband:

It seems the)' met at Boston in the fulfilmentof a professional engagement there. Within anhour after the first interview I do not knowwhether it was a rehearsal or on tbe evening ofexhibition tbey were walking behind the scenesencircled in h other's arras. It was evidentlya cace) of love ot firt sight. They are just asromantica'ly enarrored cow. I was liumg onThursday in the country, end met them returningcityward in a hack, in an attitude and withglances soth as oaly lovers usually assume andbestow. Susini is a pretty fellow, twenty years(.Her than she, 1 should think.

( For the Louhwllle JouroaLJ

Lagiune, Kr., Dec. 9, 1861.

In one of the Cincinnati pa pern of a recentdate I find the following:

A Pnoi'HFv. Qm of the meetstriking inatances of tbe fulfilment of prophecy,says the Boston Christian Advocate, was pointedout to us lately by an eminent Biptist divine.It occurs In the cUb, lO.h, and gist verses ofUag;ai, chap Iv:

' Behold, there shall be rsbellionn the South,a relellioQ of strong men aod archers, of chariotsand bright shield::; and the blast of tbe trumpetshall awaken the land, and tbe nations shall beastonished thereat.

"And lo, benold, becicse of the bio of tbeSouth, her roignty men stall be as babes, hergiites shall bedestruved utterly, saith the Lord,yea utterly destroyed' ehall be her gates, and herrice fields shall be wasted and her slaves set free.

41 And behold, great ehlpi from the North halldev ur h:r prid ard a storm from tho Westshall lay waste her babita'ion. Yea, saith theLord, and her domiaion will be broken." .

Now if that viviiiA can find Chapter 71", or anysuch prvphtrg as tbe above in Haggai, his fiiblemnst be a new edition. It will not do for theseeminent Divines to know so much. TRUTH.

For the Louisville Jonrnal.VISITING OUH CITY HOSPITALS.

It has been represented to the pnb ic by somevery curiom p;ople that tbe military hospitals inthis town were kept in a terrible condition, andthat the comfort of the men was not calculatedto facilitate their recovery. Allow me to informsome of these very anxious people that the med-

ical crbceis of this deserve greatcredit. They have used every exertion to pro-

mote the welfars of the sick, have establishedhospitals with greit care, considering the shorttime allotted to them. Of course a hospital whichwas formerly used as a factory, or somethingsimilar, which bid to be cleared out in all hastein order to afford shelter to our men, cannot lookas comfortable and cheerful as a hospital whichhad been prepared or estab i&hed months before,but this is by no means owing to bad manage-ment. The sick themselves do not seem to thinkthat they are badly treated, as they erjoy at leasta cnmfor'able bed and nourishing food.

Should tbe many ladies, however, who are dailyvisiting the hospital, and criticising everything,be willing to do something for the relief and com-

fort cf our sick soldierp, let them appoint commit-tees, say uix ladies to each hospital, and receivesuch delicacies as may bs contributed for thatpurpose, visit tbe hospitals under tbe direction ofthe surgeon, administer it themselves to such asthe doctor may point out lo them. Bdt as to allother unnecessary visiting in no?pitais, allow meto Btate to the ladies, that, although their intentions are very their presence is nevertbeb 33unhealthy, as the sick need iet more than any-thing el.-e-, which is impossible for them to havewhsu a hospital is crowded by visitors.

A VOLUNTEER

Camp Hamilton Por-E- , Dae. 8, 18blMrs. Hamilton Popa

In obedience to special order published at dressparade tois evening, 1 becomes my duty to tender to yon and to the ladies of tbe Fifth Ward thetharki of the regiment for tbe very liberal dona-tion cf clothing mad 4 to them through you.

The gift was most seasonable, and will conducegreatly to their comfort and health while engagedin the noble work which the volunteer soldiery ofKentucky are cow conducting for the preservationof their homes and liberties.

Very respectfully,W. P. M DOW ELL.

Adj't 15th Reg. Ky. Volunteers.

HosriTAL 4!rH Rudiment.)December 11, 1861.

To the Ltidies of Jefersonville :The crticers and men cf the 40th Indiana,

beg, through me, to tender their heartfelt tbai.ksto you for your kindness and attention to thesick of our rgi'nM whilst quartered in vourcit). C. D. PEARSON.

Surgeon 40. h regimen

One if the aids of Prince Napoleon ha puh- -lished a Eucchict account, of the urganizvion ofthe federal army, ris thinks Its composition isKiialmrous to that of tbe Frenb army, aodthat it, 19 an attempt to co ia a row wel-:- i T."h.

A FREE GIFT.TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS AREFIGHTING TO SUSTAIN.

HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREPARED TO FIGHT. '

It U a elugular fact that a large majority of the peopleof the United States are unacquainted with the greatimportance of the eau?e for which the soldiers of theUnion are fighting. Let every man and woman through-out the United State carefully read and study the Con-

stitution of the United State, they will become con-

vinced of the hollueee of our eauso and of the wicked-nee- e

of thoee who ere itrlvlng to overthrow tbla grandpalladium of freedom.

We truly believe, that, had the reading of the Consti-

tution been adopted ae a dally lesson in every schoolthroughout the United Stateis the doctrines of secessionand 8tates rights would never have attained the poelUonof a political question; nor would the country have beencalled upon to mourn for the unfortunate wrangling andmirteonrtructtons that have arleu, and which to manjof our statesmen have lost their time In attempting itsinterpretation.

Millions of our citizens have never thoroughly studiedthe Constitution, and, even at the present time, when itis the datj of every citizen of this country to Informhimself of tho rights aud privileges secured to him, un-

der Its protecting arm, it is not In one household in firehundred. In view, therefore, of correcting this greatoversight, and to furnish every man, woman, and childthroughout the United States with the means of study-

ing this great palladium of liberty, and to protect uaagainst future false doctrines and political disasters,

DK3. BAD WAY A (X.present to the American public, free of charge, the Con-

stitution of the United States of America, neatly bound,together with au improved Almanac for the year 12,called "lor Kad way's Constitutional Almauac" As soonas practicable. Dr Kadway'a agents. In every vtUag andtown throughout the Union, will be furnished with asupply for free circulation. A copy of the same will be

eut to all who will Inclose a etatup for tbe payment ofpostage.

DKUGOIST3, BOOKSELLERS NEWSDEALERSTHROUGHOUT TUlfi COUNTRY, PB3IKOU8 OFAIDING US IN DISTRIBUTING TO THK PEOPLErHK CONSTITUTIONAL ALMANAC. ARE INV1 1'V.V

TO SEND IN THKIR OKDEliS. NO CUAK'JE WILLBE MADE FOR THtS SAME.

We altio Invite the people of ihe Cant J as, BritishProvinces, aud, in fact, all who can read the English lan-

guage throughout thu world, to acoept as gtiti from us

our Constitutional AlmanacWE WILL SEND TO ANY ONE WHO IB WILL

ING TO PAY THE POSTAOE ON IT A COPY; OR,IF TUB CITIZENS OF ANY TOWN OR VILLAGEWILL ACCEPT FROM luU TO 6:0 COPIES, WE WILLFURNISH THfcM FREE OF CHARGE, BEING CON-

VINCED THAT IF OUR FORK Hi N FRIENDS WILLCAREFULLY READ THE CONSTITUTION, THEYWILL BECOME SATISFIED THAT OUR PEOPLE,IN SUPPORTING OUR GOVERNMENT IN WIPINGOUT THIS FOUL BLOT OF SEC ESS-IO- FROM OURESCUTCHEON, ARE NOT ONLY RIGHT, BUT AREESTABLISHING ON A SOUND BASIS THE FREE-DOM OF THE PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THEWORXD.

BADWAY ft CO.,S3 JOHN STREET, Now York.

HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BE PREPARED TOFIGHT.

HEALTH AND DISCIPLINE.Health and discipline are the mott important ele--

meuts In an army to insure success. Discipline withoathealth will prove as Ineffectual as shot without powder.Health la the propelling force of tbe army, and Li thesymbol 01 victory.

It ls therefore, of the greatest Importance that thesystem of medication beet adapted for the proteetiou cfsoldiers against eickoees, as well as that known to bethe most epeedy and titfettual In restoring the elck to

health, without to professional prejudice, beadopted.

This is 00 time for medical martinete to quibble at utprofessional dignity. All the dlgulty the profession canbriDg to bear will neither prevent lickncss among thetroops nor cure those atillcted. Our armies, to be mc--

ccsefiU, m ist be kept tn a healthy conditio!!; end themost sure means 01 securing this ddolderatum is through

the remedial power? ofRAD WAY'S READY RELIEF,

which has already proved itself In over tilty regiments,now at the seat of war noar Wauhiugtoo, to be a posi-

tive preventive agaiuBt eickueBs in the form ofCHILLS AND FKVE8, FEVI'R AND A GUT?,BILIOUS FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER,IHAKRH'EA, DYSENTERY,SMALL POX, MEASLES,

and other malarious and infectious diseases.in mind, w say, that RADWAY'S READY RE

LIES will protect the troops exposed to thee diseasesagainst attacks Now, it ia conceded by all the medicalmen iu our army tin they have no reliable means toprevent attacks ot thse disease?; neither have theyaoy poeitive a'aurance of curing the e.tck; but, on thecoutrary, the majotity of the sick, seized with feverendague, typhoid, billoue, and other feors, either die orlinger aloug, until they are reduced to mere wrecks and

king skeletons. Experience has eetablitshf d the fact

that the treatment of calomel, quinine; and mercury incases of fever and ague, typhoid fever, aud other feversof this class. Is more injurious In camus than in privatepractice. When we take iuto consideration that canvaswalls and exposure to heavy dewt aud tho malaria frompools of water and damp grounds, prove but a poor shel-

ter for the sick, we may readily conjecture t?st thepenalties of mercurial and quise treat mftnt wjtl, lothe majority of case., be exhibited ia the form of rheu-

matism, neuralgia, pains and stlffuees tn tbe joints, en-

gorgement of the liver. Jaundice, yellow jaundice,pleurisy, coughs, colds, Ac , which will cling to

the unfortunate patient for year?.IN DR. RAD WAY'S REMEDIES

ttie soldier has a positive preventive agaiast attacks ofthese diseases.

Let every soldier carry a bottle ofBAD WAY'S READY RELIEF

IN HIS KNAPSACK.And wheu exposed to wet, damp and chilly weathnr, orencamped in malarious district, take a texppoonful. Inhalf a cup of water, as a drink, early In thu morningbefore eating, and three or four times during the daytand if on picket or guard duty occadlonallr during the.

night, he will escape all sickness, and continue to enjoygood health.

lit Radways Ready Relief and Radwey'i RegulatingPills be uacd according to directioap, aud the par tentwill scon recover. Dr. Had way 'a Remedies make apertct cure

lucyet 01H HEUMATTSM, NEURALGIA,LUMBAGO. BOMTJCA,HOARSENESS, DIPHTHERIA,INFLUENZA, COt CHS,TOOTUACHK, HEADACDK,eOHB THROAT, DIFFICULTFKOSIED FEF f BREATHING.SWELLINGS OF IliLBLAlNM,

THIS JOINTS. PMNd IN 1 HE LEG 3,Ac, Ac

CROUP, MEASLES.Bl KNS, SCALDS,

STRAINS, BPRAfNS, WOLXDfl.WEAKNESS IN TUEJiPlNE,

and In all ease where there Is pain, Rodwas ReadyRelief will afford Immediate eae and quickly cure thepatient.

lOUTE Ul ILIADS.Civilians having frlecdB or relatives In tbe army

stiou Id send them a few bottles of K&d 'ay's Ready Relief and a box of Rad way's Pills. The Governmentmakes no provision for these valuable remedies In tbemedical stores. The Midler depends upon his trleudsfor a supply of these Invaluable medicines. A bottle ortwo of the Ready Relief may cave the life of your soldierfriend.

ARMY INDORSEMENT.We have received a large of letters from army

surgeons, officers, and privates who have derived beoefit from the use of RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF.Among the great number we have on file we refer tothe following:

W, H. Tineley. M- - D., Surgeon and Medical Directorof the Excel idor Bug de.

Geo. B. Siinpdon, M. D., Surgeon Anderson ZouaveRegiment.

CoL Rinh C. nawkinn, Ninth Rgimfnt N. Y. V.Col. Lyons. Eihtb Regiment, N. Y. 8. M.CoL Georgtf Hall, Secoud Regiment Ex relator Brig- -

CoL Walker, Thirty-thir-d Regiment N. Y. V.Col. Tinnelll. McClcllan Rifles.CoL Wul Gates, United States Armv.Major O. V. Davton, Anderson Zouavea.Maj--- r .lain M. Turner, Find Regiment N. Y. V.CoL Wm. Wilson, and hts ouVera through T. W.

Melghan, Enq., Wilson's Zouaved, Fort f ickeus.NOT ONE IN THE HOSPITAL.

We hav the assurances of ofticT of over nfty regi-ments of the volunteer lorcee that there ha not been asingle nan In Uieir regiment win ha need Haowav'iRkaiy Rkmrf that has bfteu sent to the norhas there, out of the great numhr of eick who have usedthis Invaluable medicine, a death occurred.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.Every famt.y should keep a bottle of Rnw av'bRtaky

Rklief to the house. It is a positive prevoutive againstsieknean; It wlL in a fev minutes relieve the patie-.-

Ironi piin, and will pedily cure the afP.lcWd of the dis--easvs and complaints it is prescribed lor.

DR. RADWAY'S PILLS.RADWAVS REGULATING PILLS

are the best pille in use. They are the ody pe:fect vegetable p"reative snttitute for calomel known. Onethree of Rfidway'B Pills will operate quicker than rje toteu ot the conomon drastic rill, rso sickness at stomach, no griping paina follow their us; they leave the

regular and neainiv, iei ino?e wiif nave Det'tIn the habit of using other pill make a trial of a fewdoses of Had way's Regulating PU1 (coaUd with gumj

Public attention Is directed to

RADWAVS RENOVATING BESOLVFNT.IT CURES, WITH ASTONISHING RAPIDITY,

Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores. Ulcen. Salt Rheum,Erysipelas, Kickt-trf- , Scald Head, Sore Leg's Cankers,Glandular Swellings, White Swelllnc, Nod, PoreEtre, Sore Eyes, Strumous D'wharpfP from tbe Ea's.Opthalmla, Itch, Constitutional Dehilitv, Wasting audDec!y of the Body, Skin Eruption Piniplee aud rllotvb-e-

Tumoiv, Cancerous Aff ctiou, Dyspepsia, WaterBrash, Neuralgia, Chrome Kheumttlsm, aud Gout.

HUMORS AND SORES OF ALL KINDS,and all diseases entailed from Small Pox, Meatlee,sipelas. Fever aud Ague, Yellow Typhus, and otherFevers, such as Dropay, Deafness, Fits, Lo;s of Memo-ry, Ac.

When Infants and young children are atrilctefl wilhSores ol the Gum- -, Cankers In the . Sore Heads,Ears, and Ejee, either from Worms, Teething, or auyot Her causes,

BADWAVS RENOVATING RESOLVENTwill tpedily eradirate evrrv particle of disease, and reinvest we cuna wiiu ueaiui.

LADIESafflicted with Falling of the Womb, 1 leers of the Womb,Dischargea from the Uterus, and all weaktug discharges, may depend upon a speedy cure by theuse of Kadway's KenovatinK Resolvent.

in owe of tjhro.ilc Kb uuialinm. Neuralgia, Oout, theKenolveot. taken In collection witli KkIwav Pil ft

Heady Relief, will he found a nutck and thorough cute.NOTICE.

Dr. Bud way's Remedies are sold by druggists In everyvillage, town, and city tn tho United St.ites, Canada?,and British Provinces. Pri: rente, iu routs, nud ifii.

BADWAY A Ot.,No, John crefitt Nw Yn--

P.WnfR, A?Pnt.LouUviUs Jfr,U;U'ii

Skiiptt Wok! VANHir We have eeo acurious and ingenious epedmen of handiwork, ex-ecuted Dy Wm. Henry Baldwin. ir a prisoner ofwar, who wad vuunded at tbe battle of Manet ib.It is a Dipe, madaof mahogany, and rebjy cirvedwith imitations of leaves and fl while themouth-piec- e and nvmn'.inKS are wrought of beefbones, polished !;ke tvoiy. Tbe only instrumentsU6a 1,1 thla estraordif.sry Bpec:m5n of carvingwere old steel peup. wticii ths prisoner managedtopjekup. He hia pretexted it to Dr. Hitn-bolha-

Burgeon of the post, as a token of grati-tude for kindness shown him during a long poriodof suffering. Richmond Dispatch.

The Kinj; of Dahomey ia making preparationsfor a fresh immolation in cold blx-- of 2,000

Tho occasion Is "to celebrate the com-mencement of the yam season. n Unating par-ties are out in every quarter to c ipture l be re-quired talo of human boinp,?, i8 the intelligencefrom the west coast of Africa.

A fine child, belonging to a poor man in KUa-loo-

county, Ii eland, wa attacked by a pi ashort time ao and bo dreadfully mangled that itdied before asbhtance could be rendtrtd. The earand moat of the neck was eaten oil.

An Ekffcital Ccre ptn E.vkaob-k- . Takea small piace of cotton batting cr cotton wool,make a depression in tbe centre with the end ofthe linger, and fill it wHh as much ground pep-per as will rest on a n'vj cent piece gather itinto a ball and tie it ut dip the ball into sweetoil, and insert it in the ear, covering ihe latterwith cotton wool, aud use a handige or c ip toretain it in its place. A I meat invtant relief isexpariecc-.d- , and the application is so gentle thatan infant will not be irjured- - by it, but experi-ence relief as wull a3 adul'.s. $0 eaya an ex-change.

A Spanish Protectorate. f--r Spanish America.In political circles, the subject of forming. InAmfrica, a confederation of all the republics ofSpanish origin, with Spiin at tbe hoau of if, isnow being diweus'td. Sub a measure, it la af-

firmed, would podef8 great advantages, both forSpain and thos? little States. Madrid spa?ia.

Uniforms far Chaplains. The plain black uni-

forms prescribed by military regulations duos notMetise a number of cha' ! jin?, who, boving sportedebouMer-strap- d and gilt button?, are loath to ri- -iDmsh thero. Ihe most, however then who

libjr uncbtiuaively fur the spiritual iuterft oftho men do cot tied fault wi n it.

Wathnujhn Letitr.

Three you nc ladies. Miles. CorsinL Blulhner.and Bigdanow. who attended the leclnres at theUniversity of St. Petersburg, had been arrested.ard one of tham. Bills, tfadalow, wh'pped at thecilices of ths secret police.

FTATfur:wT or Tnr Vinr.rtrti Bark T'is ststvrncr.tot the Banks of Virginia, made up to the 1st of v ct'iher,

tKtww tbe loHowlnK agrevate' Capital, cir- -ailatl-- f,,51.'): mcie, rtiU.fWa: dep e -, $11,..tii,'.; d'aconnts, ln 7Ho,!i7. The clrculatiou has b

lneTea.-ie- by kus made to the State aud the Confeder-ate Government.

Stehlini EtTe4N,p i Nr- - Oble.nl The NewOr- -

fana t;rt"cent ot Novent'r Tld sarg there wai inulrvfrf exchange fcterllng his adranc d frimedrawers were hotiiinp at )'MK and tome ealts have bteoedectcd at irutu l'2i up to that figure.

MEDICAL.

No More Private Diseases!ALL THOSE AFFECTED WITH PRIVATE DI8- -

FEMALE DISEASES of every will And &

rational and upeedy rare by applying to DiL )S.UAMKKMEHL. They will also tind a sure 1KEVEN-TIV- E

again t infection by the Syphilitic virus.Neural (da, Rheum atlsca. Gout, Gravel, Sfrofnla,

Droiy, Dsspepsia, Torpid Liver, Brohclittis, Diseasesof the Skin, etc., will be treated with the greatest suc-cess.

Cancers and other Maliffnant Tumorswill bo cared without knlfo or caustic by const Itutlooaltreatment.

aTOfflco southwest corner of Market and Fourteenthtre-t- . .Tpl8 dly

C0MESSED BULLETS.

United States Mime Musketand Riflo Balls,

AVo evry description of

EOUiND AND CONICAL BULLETS,TO OOP Fa.

LARGE 6IO KS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.Oraers fi'led at sight by

THOMAS OTIS LEUOTT c CO.,Patent Shot nnd Lnl Works,

jiil and 63 Water street,nMdSm NEW OKK.

For Salo,The anhsciibtT lias Lt bI i

Izrr and fat Ml'LUS, 18 banrtrCSi vl'3suak0tni HOG a that wdl average Si WsQi&a

JO . MILbinl" Urn 2V r"lf fr'tri Nf- Hvn.

Swords, Sabres, Sashes,Uslts, 8cc.

C. XiOBY & CO.,MANUFACTURERS OF

Line, Field, & GeneralOfficers', Medical Staff, Pay Depart-

ment, Navy, Chaplain, andCavalry Offieurs

U. S. REGULATION SWORDS,BELTS, SASHES, &c,

A LAO

CAVALRY & ARTILLERY SABRES.

BL0DGET, BROWU, & CO., Sole Agents,83 iieeJtiiitui ettrrec. New York.

nil dim

CLOTHING AT WAR RATES.FASHION FOK THE POOREST.

BRU6LE &c BILLTMAN(fluceefors to Wm. A. Mead & Co.),

Nos. 3, 5, and 7 Bowery, corner of Division st.INT IE XV

Hav now reafly for Bile a spigot tfck

In Parle styles, which they offr fo: ca h at prices to suitthe times.

Alpo aa eleparit af?oTtnint of UO"as in thn Cu?roniDepartment, which wld be made to order at the eatuerai.

N. HPertl-nla- r attention Paid to MILITARY andPOLICE UNIFOtttt&

nlHdm FHITLK BILLTM AN.

rai'rnB in IUinoia Tarins for CI. 000.THK rilinoif Central Ritlnn.1 Ctinipanv onvrw rich

J Prairie Lands adjacent to Its Railroad at $U r

JL. acre. A tract of eighty acres will ir.akw a pd,comfortable homestead. The purchaser ciftyb'iyon

lon credit, (wjin infcirfst at six per cvnt. ftuinmlly, andIf iie has ooe thoiuwifid dullaro In inouey he can, this year,it tho low p Ices of luwlier, contract for a couvenlnthouse, fencing, and farming tool. Tlie Conipauy iuuOld over one thousand of euch tracts of land this sea-io-n.

It U well known that Chicago eends more grain tomarket than all the Western Like ports included. Thisif the best proof of the richness and great value of theIllinois lands. The Illinois Central Railroad was finish-ed lo lb;!, built through a Fpareely settled country. Ittake! to market thii year upwards of tldrtcen million oftmsiiids of grain, besides cattle, hogs, aud mauy otherroducts.For further Information apply by letter or !n person

to ind Commlsaioner, Illinois Central Railroad Co.,

Do Your Own Printing!Cooky's Cabinet Prfating: OGico,

esijmed for Small Tr Inters, Stationers, Merchants,Diiigiati, Uroceit, mnfeers. Amateurs, the Army j

aod Navy, Ac

M. are Ihe impiii$ and ftroiigHst and beat made ofany cheap rrnp ever luvenwd, and occupy lew (pace;cau be operaVd by any one, whether printer cr not, a:dare sold at pne s nUherto unheard of. th it is to say atsbout the price of Job Presses now Inuse. i he Cabinets upon wliich the Fretee etun) areoompoeed of small Casos, noatiy and utrongly put to-gether, and fr compactness and roavenience have nev-er been equaled. Call aod eiamtne, or send for

R I ring tize. prices. AcBll J. G tOOLkV A CO., 1 t?Tnie-- (rf. N Y.

Pissolution.ertirtnership heiytofore existing n tha

nndericnedj under the firm ef JACK ft BROTH-ER, Is this day disrolved. J Q. Jack havingthe out ire iotorst in tlie stock and Is authorizedf settle the pftrtiiership businesa and to use tlie namet the tiroi for the purpose, J O. J A 'K,

KDVVD W. JACK.Louisville, KyAng. 14, m.

notzcb!nndertnied will continue the WHOLF8AI.E

GROCKRY and COfttMISSlON hucintrs at thcol?tand. No. iiO Main street, between Third and Fourth,

J. Q, JACK.Lonlsvllle, Aug. IT, lPffl.-- dtf

Ohnng-- of rino.TBIi&IK8 4 CO, have eeciet(1 W A. OAIL- -

with their firm, aod purchaBed the tUndif SMITH & OMKR, oi south ride of Market utreet,jelow Floyd, whre they will conduct the WHOLK--ALB ar.d OKOCT.KY aod PE(pTj(jK

Connected with their boose th-.- have a goodWAOON-YAK- with ample accommodations forlOTaoe, wagone, and olhar vphiclos, and would be gifcdioaoe their old ftienda. T. HUANK,

H. T. HOItl),Jnly IMPo.-d- tf W. A. OAlLFRMTfL

Split -- bottom Chairs.WB ARE ACKNNS FOR TTT1! BALC OF y

Chairs, andhave In store for sale a large Lit of n

A, U 8UOTWKLL SOV,JeSadtf Wall street

Having Inst returned from Cincinnati. rpre1 have procured, through tho kiittlnera ot l.l.

K. AwuKBftON, one large aud ouo email ei.-'- Piioto-obaf- hof htmeetf, in ftdl uniform, witb tha identical

cloak and cat worn by htm at Foil Suipptur durii.g Hiebombardment, I erj no- -

ive-l- to funileh bis tileu-i-and artniirerw with rtupli.: itef of each ezo at my Oatfoivoi at Fi ank M.addeu'3 Bookatore, 3.H Third ti .

B. KLALBKIi,R Hive OaU-r- y, Main ftir.InnMl dlvts hetwn Third nd

I i BAG8 PACE OTSOFR1 J 3i gra Fiue-n- t Cli; tug

IMEDICAL.

Ljite PTfo4wr nf Frole CUniqoe de ile-ilir-

Fharutiicy la Fa; in, n Fr Jtciiiiouer ofTO M .a FRIKSnS ANO THKANNO'NCKS to Jv-- tt his time to the cur-l- n

of the toll'iwice diae"', viz:Couf.hu, i; Ids, A'hii-A- rif. Drry. Tr:-7e- Liver

Coiiir.lR'ut, Pilea, Firtula, KheumAtm, ticr'tuia,Whift; dwelling. Nervous Atfectijn, tavnz aud Ajue,Blf' im t'ompKinra, 4c.

Itt. ha m"t with great ?nccea by hts;uoiie ot treatment of di;e!Ve wh- -r other vsry

Piuiunt ph' s'clane t;vf tat'fd to prcihioo ciue. Toattisi hie cjuti'ieoce in hi uwn tkili mri, hQ willnud'Ttake ihe cure of all pttivj wi'hauT thwf e

the cot of medi'ine, uo lee iintd al--

' th reit ratiou ol their ht;ith,I)ie"ae of a peai;!ar ctiamctrr h rurauties to

radlcsllv in a fow dys with ut orUriond mi'dicin, Hn iiuts to ail, no matter howBvcre or loun standing the diea", an effectual cure, orHe ryuir-- im pay. Ft mal- s wirh irierutari-tlna- ,

deMLV , c, otn be permanently re-

lieved by lr. V. Invalid iu any Sf'.itiou ot tW coun-try, by addrvslrjg a lettur to him ( and

a fee, enu have adrice, aud meiliclue will bepioi nr.ily 'entthein.

l f1ii'e'i"Ti'i j doort frcra th comer cf Own andFlocd tre-- -. Louis vi Ic, Ky. Olfloe honis fiOLl b to 13

A. M. aud trota i to 7 P. M.In. A. J. VANiEifcLl':i: rn'i prod wt ever On hi'ndrrfl

cer'ificaTea ot ttie p dy cure ot vnnns diseaad. tatl.td Ml dlv

X H A Ij X4QTjouisvilie

MEDICAL INFIRMARY,CONDUCTED ON T3H FLAN OF TUB H03TTAL

DS3 VKNKRIENS, PAIUS,

&'ltii:rj'i& W HBH? tboan aflllcted with anyfi'im of Private IisB" c:,n receive

, prompt tieatn-ctn- wltlior.t rlk orexposure, viz: dyvbilis. Gonorrhea,

rV-- Oteet. StrVtt.re:. Ucer-- , TtT Jy Cani,"ve. Seooudary. ad CotiR!tu- -

JTtirf dT:l". Phaser r.f the feld- -j ,(.'. this it is

jr- -' jf provi.d ibfct the venereal coi.'plii,itU ai "iHirpl;.- - ir.'lcr the coa'rol ofmrdiii!i at is a emcion cM orimt'lo fever: aud, whMa ItiWifticieut

P,thzb ftro diilv eemiing iway Llialrralenti In h'spylccjoias, and .i:g

tnr1 : op o!y fiovi tUfir own Incompetency, oreiep(T v.t cutcj ai'O constantly bning effected M

tLf! Innrmaj.YOUNO WEN. TAK-f- PAttTIC-LLA- NOTIfTA-.-

Dr. U. dT?cU rii.rh of bis tiui? to th) tros.trae!it ofthe rwHs C4USr-.i- ry a FP'rre bt(i wt:ich rnina bothWr ar"l irdnd. until t in tbn Titif'.rfK-nA- iDdtvidual friThr bcieiut'ss or oijtv. Tho el-- ct cf ear'.y

or the ezcew of rlpor yearrs am to wiu 'jddebt li tat: the cr.n-t- i! uion, Oesiroy thn yhypical aridmental power, rti!''UQh aud enfebl-- the natural

and exheisfc tho vital ol manhood; thepleasures oi Life are the oiijeot of iaar.-l.ie-

and exieteuw itcti rendered a trm of unceas-ing misery and r;r?t. Such paroon, eperially th'?contemp'fttinp mftrri5iga, flLd lrw uo tima in making'mmedtat! application, as l)v. H., by his new treatment,is enabled to injure a epeidy ?.r,d pcmreut ewe.

DR. HALL'3 A MV.KICAN PKBIOOICAL 1'ILLS,-arti- cle

of mhcine lntd?d for theexflusive c offemale has ever yot been Introduced that haa slven fntibanlrt-rsa- l as the American Purirtdicsi Pilla.rhy csa be ndied ou in all caews af MenstnutLl Otetme-tlon-

Irregularities, Ac, as a sure and safe remedy.Price, per mail, ftl and ne postage tmp.

Fa,lent living at a uttJauee cau be euied at home bywid.ng deciii tioQ cf their diaoaso and iacloitngtnjp.

Medicine sent to any direst.OfI'Cfl No, i Jeorson Btrert, batwwn First anfl

Second. OOice open from 7 A. fd. to P, M.flWdtf L. HALUM. D.

'HI023FROPObrS TO TRr.T FISTULAUPON 1;I3 PRINCIPLK OF NO

V f rURB NO PAY. Iu ev.r y in?t---

the mo-ie- will be refur.'id if thecure is not Miup!et-- d. TUiy doilara ie the

From t wo to eis;tit week- ia ac loa a tiwe as the doetor require to perform a cure.

Scrohila, Bcom)ary SvphiJlr, Files, and all ChronicDiseJiee treateii by r, Ptiro.

No charge f;r midciceB or attention If placed underhis chase unless a (ure La perlonued.

We, the undrwigned, from persinal kaowteJgA, areabl to state that Dr. Price cut certainly ani nriy re-

lieve the horrid Otia'tlm orand rortorra a nprdv cure tn bJ! o: thedisa-e-s euum-rate- u

above. We have certificate from r'spct-hi- e

s to the cui-- enuroei'atd per-formed by Dr Pic. We have uo doubt of his abilityto do all he proposes,

WILLIAM S. I. MBGOWAN,Late Ebentf of canity, ity.

IJVKL II. UOUbAU.an' HaI flvnvitkf

SB. 1APRIVATE MEDICAL TREAT IfeS 01 THS

rUTStOLOGlCAL YI0.W 0 MARRIAGE.M Pages aud 1SU Fine ritlu and Ooiorvd I jthographa.

ONLY TWKNTY-FIY- GZNTBaW3nt free of postage to all parts of the Unloa.A

ON h9 tnflrmitiea cf yoatnand Di'itni-ity- dbtrhMing tho eedftfo'Iiw of both sexes of allag-- , cs'ie'ii debility, nervons-nti- ,

d riwion 01 pint,of toe snicidalo ko. In vol uuIhjv bt u h--

'xs'tir t. v'ioii aili laspl tude, &c- ecmpria- -

TjN" '"f ''hirty eorrtvinrp. It is a tnith--OS-

Tr- advleer to th niariMandJ fc X.'Nrt.' ecu Umi plating LuairtB.

who oitertain secret doubts oi th.-i- r pli-- f tcil oonditlnu,and who are CMiscin-o- f having hAaarded tlie Imalth,hftppin, .rtvilts to wht-.- li overv hi'man b.?tng

wut'lled Wilh Conr.na of a Ivwnling School Mlsa.atolkgo Sti.ent, and a Yo:ag IdarrieJ Lady, fullcicomauoo find thrililnt' inteiont.

Yoims men who ar tviuMod with weakness,by a b.d hibit io youth, (lie ects of oich

are 'UzUiehs, p'Uns, sovMMtlma a i inniiigin the cur., weak erne, 'kne of the biick and lowerextret'iitiea, couJuion of i(it-j- , lose of urr-ory- withmelancncly. runy beun d bv t lie aut liar's NEVr FAKIliA.N! LoN'XiN TtttA1',i?tiNT.

We t.i. recni'iv ai'iti mnrh of our timein VlSiTIN Tf FUPOTLAN H 8PI i'Al..avellhig oiueelvM of tho fuid resjarchesof the most skilled and t'.uifons InKnrope ftnciu the CoritinRntBiirb inttu a CtVlAJLK.LK NOIRE, KItJORD, Mo:ciit:rt;AU, ACTON, adCUKMNO, oi the French and Enrlb hospitals. Onrtoar exttndt.-- thn-u- France. Italy, OermaBv, Hol-land, ilug'.-uhl- eri Walna, vi.'inslit our r."no Uir yvin'.tpd hoetiu.! in Prlc, Locdnn,Rome, Yeuice, Hrwlen, Perlt:i. Ac.. &o. Wahava been ampiy by tiie additional luiowl-odg- a

we dbth acijuiri-- hi the treirm?nt of virionsdiee?ee to which we have directed our attention.Tnoce who pLvs thenvelvea utider Our crire wiil,whether mate or rnia!, oo? hvi tle fill benei'tof the niaoy NFvV ANO FFFlClKN'V KKMF.DIKSwhich we are enabled to Introduce lrto our praci ice,thpnbllc way vest assured of the same eraL assiduity.SkoRBCY, and attention beijg paid to thotr eowsa.which has eo ns br.t.-- f a,aPhyrtcvn In our FECLTdAft ccparLment ofprUea

p ctlom.Mmticcc with fn.1 directions tent to any part of foe

United titites or CanadA!. by piti'.-nt- oaimimtcatinthetr eymtntna by lettcn CutliifJ coirwpoud3noitrirtly conuditiiL

rJf"j)r. L.'s OlI.ce la ctiU lomttd u oKblL-hod- ; undert!ie nniTia of IU;. LA CKOLX.

PV'lo insnre ppfetv to nil letters"THK IA CR- UX AbKDICAL INaTlTuR,"

4 No. SI Maiden Luxtn. Ailauy, N. Y.. . '

Zxissoiution Kotico.TITE COPAH NEK HIP begto.oro exirttng nndwI Uio firm f 8. J. HAKrS A Oo, I this dap di;lvedby liiutuat consent. ajd 6 J. Uaia U ch'.rg-- d wirh the.settlement of the LUflincNca. 6. I. HA KB,

C C, HAltK,LoalevlHe, Oct 13, W. Ii MILLS.

SJ. HAP.E will ronhnne ths buslnesa at the oldol: d'f H, liBt'..

HAVANA CIGARS.1 ((U vnovry.D ClOAttS of the mott fft--lJv,vUU lctbraud, suchEl Sol. Pnin.,A....n.uiiui

Cwt vat.tfs, Mw;cr!n,Ii'timtdad, &a

Also Ghowiaj aod Smoking- - TobaccoFor sale wbolftttJo and retntl t?

Fovrn PKYNAPO,0'29 T..ifc-ct- 1 ys villa iljiel.

o KFOfl PUKM MALAGA WiMtor medl chial pur- -

pyaoa, Uis sale byFDWT FEYNArX),

rt4TTtnt ly.iUvtl!p

Co'Pros oonsYirn, aw'rw? rumbers;

do wh.te CaTiei CtiAicCo col n d d do;do Wrapp Di Twine;

i;i di 8ine d5;Hi'J do Oundlo-Wlfk--

reels . aeeorteiliSMI Ihs Trot Lines:

U (JtZ'ttLb do F lo L ! in

4ni bales No 1 li&rt;bi io No, 2 di;

In and for sale byid) CARPWCg CO.

C. L. S. MATTHEWS,COMMISSION & FORWARDING

Aud Produce DoalerNO. IU FOURTH BTKKKT, WKST BIOS, HKT.

02 MAIN AND Ttli4 HIVKR.

1IKNby1,'J10 jardi Flax and Cottcu aod Tow for

p5 C L. 8. MATTHKW8. VM Fourth ot.

yTKaW- -) bales prime Wheat juot received andO f,)i talo by

r.V, C L g, M ATTHI.WW. i?l Fourth st.

HA Y Mm ba'esby

choica Timothy for sale tJ c'.oija

nl 5 :. L. P. MATTlTP-wa- Hr i?4 Wnl! sL

C"ORN byoJsackd prime oid Ear lut and for

ul5 C. L. S. M'ATTirEWB, NX 124 Fonrtn st.

(ROT."r-'- J5 bbU fluperi:r Croat ja-- t received and for

C L. B. MATTHVWa, Ko 14 F0"rh tt

r BBLS SOFT SIIKLL AI M NDS;J lu boxei o Irnwrvci;

4 boiL3 iJfli Jinte:.4 (' Jt da do;

Received this day aud ioi Ie r?,i TKKHY A CO,, 613 Main s.

WUODKN WAK14n ilucke'p:

doS do No. 1 Tuba:

Jnrt received aud lor .ale bydi OARDNFK A CO.

WAXK, POK, AND liiiOWMNCL New editious.i3 Jtlue and

NATIONAL HlStMS. Grant White rich book up-

on and eelettiotia Ironi the liyuina o tiered to tiiefit?mitt-'-

OLIVl K WFNDELL UOLMES'd KKW

I,. A. C'VItL.

SVhOliirB CL!r Yinrg ar;lhi doz'n oiiio Picunir

75 da I't ie ard ret Itackets;fcu do V.

to ne-t- s Tubs:ha d ,zi'Q Scrub B:?orup;fcil tlo )1In dt 8i"kQg! di ilro. iu d ;

i u t' I7j fo ottr O Sdt'tf,

dj T'UegU;me Oite-- ' i&u hr-- t

liMi hiktn iinK!t s ''j:h froiH tioruta i do;

2".' Pp""-

la to st"" ("i" t "

W. HE. STOKES,(SUCCE880B

IMPORTER A-iNTT-J DEALEH

COACH AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,ed Sadulery W4rehoc59

ISTo. 435 Main St., between ITiflh and Sixth,Lioulsvlllo,V Memhanta and MannfaAtnren would find tt to their Interest to examine my stock ti making their pot,rtuutrm, aod orders from a dtrtance will he attended to as if made in perwon. dpow&warmti

MISCELLA1NEOUS.

ATTRACTIVE GOODS--A.t Low Prices,

IVE desire to red nee our present stock to tlte lowestpoee'ble limit before tbe 1st of January, to pre-

pare for an entire new assortment next Spring, aod Inorder to eff ct this we shall ctter special Inducementsto our cnstoiueri from now until that date. We askbuyfcra to examine tbe quality and revised prices of our

( hina Dinner tnd Tea Sets.

Glassware. Silver and Plated Ware,A&4 other Housekeeping Goods,

And especially oar magQlficent assort meul of

Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.We promise satisfaction In a!l c&sea.

E. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO.,Nos. 490, and 4(U Broad war,

comer of Broome stet,NEW FOR A.

Parties throughout the country aeudlog orders bymail will receivv prec"ely the same advantages, andtheir or den be as promptly attended to, as If personal,ly present to rzike the pr.rc.hase. 098 dtjanl

ROCKWELL'S COMBINATION

UNION CAM? CHESTCPatent Applied ForX

50 axsd f S3 Broadway, If.BOLE AGENTS.

Invite ths attention of Army and Navy officers'to this mw and improved

Union Camp Oliest,WuVh conpr'ei within the dimensions of Bl Incheslength, H iuchue hivadth, and 11 Inches depth, a porta-ble Pant it, CJnaining all tte culinary and mechanicalappliances for fr.nr or lx person; a Dining Table of Hby Zl iuch.- - spread, durable enough for the rongbeetwar. and a etr.-e- - from its streugth aud coiivaolntiimpitcit:-'- , pppcilly suited for camp cooking. Thiscombination of

PAMliT. ST0FE, AD TABLE,the result of a mxit careful study of tbe necessitieand incidents of ctunpaigidztg and of tbe articles In useby theJrif of rrT JBnlmn4f w4 jPr

commends lt?elf to the American soldier alike by Itsa.tnvep.ifMioo, darability. and ampacity.

Tii agenta have had in tbir emfjibllshment everycamp ch-- of not In ue at home and abroad, and donot h?tit.ittt to prononuoe thl ooe, in thlr Judgment,trranitly upei1or to any known; for the justice ofnhtch afsrtlou they court a goueval examination and

Th) STOVr?, a" well nn the TAB LB, is so constructeda to be bv Itself, nd can be cued with any armyclient or tnuik In voiie.

i'ricii of L'oion Csjnp Chest $38 and $48; of Tab!te :! tfuS; of oil dtt

CLARK'S RESTAURANT.

FIB3T OF TUK 8KASON.

Quail, Q rouse, Venison, Sholl Oyster,And all other delicacies of the season.

W. A. CLARK, Proprietor.tWTaWe P'Hote from 1 to 4 o"clock- - o3 d4tn

Camp Equipage.I AM prppired o furnish Begimenr. or Com pan Ie

with Camp Slows, Camp Kettle. Plates, Arm Cupsm7i and Forks, Spoons, Canteens, Mesa Pans, Cot,

Cnuip Siools, Sc on short notice.P. M JONKS,

oU blSAJtf Fourth tt . near Ntttonal Hotel.

Officers' Camp Chest.TBK most complete article of the kind ever invented.

and it. P. M, JONK8,M9 ' 'S"tf Fonrt.h pt.. iai- - Htfll.

Preserve the MainSTRATT AN iTkATIIAIIlON,

Tor Froervir.e, Ktorin?r, and Bmo-tifyi-

tbe Hair.JUSTLY CKLBBRATKD AKTIOLB 18 dA In the City or Lowiuvilt.ic, at the Cs.pl tot

Drug ritore, and the proprietor cin.lms that it Is superioru a Lianv rp'je's to auy prp;arstion of the kind now Idrw, and warrant that it will give complete mtifactlooft virtues have been hil!y tasted, and nnmherlea. teatlnonAl can t produced as to its emcaey.

i irdr? frin the oountry fLclted.Wlioleeaie orl- - $1 per doim. Retails at 95 emti

par bottle. O, Ii. BiivATI AN, Manufaoturer,Juoe-- i dtf Oppositf the

Ferfrxmery, Boap Toilet Qoods, BlcJUST RECFIVBD ArJD OPENED A LAHGK1UAYE of Handkerchief Kxtra-.t- s, Toilet Scape,

Bru-he- , and Fancy Ooods, which I am sal Hug atr.w rates. I intend to cater to the wants of

my tni-ud- arid patrous In every particular, and trustObey will continue former favors.

O. U. BTKATTAN, Apotbooary,June4 nf Opposite the e,

Grayson Springs, Ky,rr,ITE nnderslgned having the entire control of Jame.

m. F, ClurkwMi's Interest in this e?thli aliment., willor- -n the same for the reception of visiters ou the 10bot Jun- -, with a promise to aep a plain end suK'taatlsdKoti'cky Hotf, InrludJng all the beat cnppliaa thecountry will aifuid, and souciti patronage.

Tebmb or Boaotji...-- 1 9

Do. a week 7 0t'IM. mouth. a )

Children aud servant and half price.H .mes t.t 5i) $ week.)Htt M, P. (TLARKSO?.

X OASGreat Sacrifice onLACE 3, EMBROIDERIES, FANCY GOOPS, HOO?SKIRTS, HOSIERY, WIIITE GOOPS, LINEN CAMFRIO, JACONLTand SW1S8 EDGINGS aod INBERT

ING3, JACONRT, SWIB9, and LACE FLOUNCING 3,aod In short our entire stock, comprlring tbe moat boao- -

t!f-i- diri-n- s aud ftylea,

Will bo Sacrificed for Cash.The ladioa will do well to call at once and secure the

greatest and most dealrale BARGAINS of the season.

OKRUART Ar CANNON,m? 895 Fourth St., opposite Meart HalL

HOT SPRINaS.HOT 8PRTNO COUNTY, ARKANSAS.Qotels at Hot airings (Hal? and Proctor Bonaea

Ml bavn been bleudod ad improvemeots mado toaccommodate neirr i?rrrrtEio vuttorh at ar.y timethrougout the e.r. lliese wonderful Springs positive

Lnuibago, Paralysis, Gout, 8t VIIju's Dance,StorlJity, lrn potency from disease, Venoreal dlseaoea.Mcrcureal ditu Bcrofula and Ol&ndular dueasea,ana ait lonni vi OJkUi uicsfr,

R. A. CLAYTON, Froprtetor.Dr. G. W. Lawreno", the Medical examiner of Hot

springs, will supply olrcitlaxs to applicants.N. B. MarenrlM. Iodlnn, Sulphar, and other medl

eiated vapors fnrnihed when reqnlred- - JanUS diy

Srandies & Crawford,CHAIN D2ALEHS,

A VB rrmoved to the new Warehouse on the tontn- -K west eorner ol Main and First stroeta.

Wo will pay th hlrheit icarket priee for all kinds of

'Jrsin, cnvered at on r store oral any gooa smppiugpjlut on the O o nvr,

dtf BRANT BIS A CRAWFORD.

Mutual Life Insurance.rVFW RN;F.ANI mVTFAIj LIKE

COMPANY. No. :3 State itreet. Boa-ta-

In euro live, on the mntual rrinch-le- .

Not Accnmnlatlon exceeding H 1 ,SAO.f0, and In--ereasipg, for the benefit of membrs, preeut and

the whole safely and advantageonsly invted.The business conducted exclusively the benetit of

the pr rsons tn?orwi.TJie ereator H?k taften cn a life I.'VO'HpV.B irplus distrtbutd among the members esiry fifth

year- - from December 1, lr4 setuea in caQ or py aau-ti- -

n to potior.Premlcms may be mid qnarterly or

whre desired, and amounts not too small.Forms of apvication and pamphlets of the Company

and it" repot U to be bd of its agent or at tho office OI

the Company, or forwarded by mail, U wrlttvn forpoit-pai-

DIRECTORBiMarshall P, WUdar, 6owrl Taprin,Charles P. Curtis, Wiliiara B. Keynolda,Thomas A. Dextsr, Gore U. Folger,Charles Hubbard. . W. TbaxttT,Francis C LowelL James Stnrgi".

WILLARD PHILLIPS, President.1irJAJrTi! F. Btxvicm a. Secretary.W. W Mobjuu4d, M. D., Consulting Fhywrian,aufftn dly

POWDERT ALL ooallt'es ronftantjy on hand and fot tale byO DA TS & UFKtfD, Agaats for the AaanaacturBn,

I.WTTBVTLTJL Sept. V 1&89

XTmntt. Davkj A Bpksd, Agcta of Oriental PowderCo., Loui-vtll-

fnfs Wo have been nHng your DJastlng Powdfr andwe take oleacure In stating that we tind It eoual if notcuporior to any Powder that have ever nsed.

ARTHFH CAMPBELL,BTrperlntendcint for Smith A Smysac,

I oordlatrr ecnrnr ta the above and cheerfully raootn- -mend it to tbe public. J. 1. BMi i u.

I ennslder the above Powder superior to any we haveever been able to obtain. U. tuaJ a.

We take pleasure In rocommonding rour Indian Orien-

tal Rifle Powder aa equal if not superior to any we have.Mr Maori. It heiii VHtv rlwnlv and strong. Ihla weasxert altar a thoron WeL-tI- roo

J, FRY LA WRKN'jSS,8. T. HKOWpMt,H A. KNEASTiOt.SAOHAHV L. TAYLOR.

1 .ttf A bti:n.

l 3 ca-'- el- or Btd-s- :b d hinnld-T-'- ;

Cieon:li' iiar? i.Jsar-cu'ti- ! U:n;

to.M'.Ul t.

AUCTION SALES.a. . aagrT .jl b. mm

AND C rMMi;SION MBKCBNTAUCTTONBBR3 and Wall streets, LonOvlIle, Ky.WUslj advances ma-l- on gods consiguod to at t

any amount.Mr- - are at a'l t!ne re sdy to attend to sales 0

Etat. Marshal's or t'Juitable's Sitfa, HouaeljoiFumitnre, fe.. ou tenna satWaetory to v

MISCELLANEOUS.

AT WHOLESALE$200,000 Worth of

DESIRABLE CLOTHING

25 per Cent. Leesro XX 1ST OOOT,

For Cash.BT

DEVLIS, HUDSON, & CO,.

BROADVi'AT, CORNER WARREN STREET,

L. 8. B. de CP.CTY....01. RAJjY, Agant),TrS atreet, adtolnlan the Jetinial OlBoe

3Scias Ui more an.l tor sa!e in 0,1 ir titlesLu Ito snlt purcliafi-- a fine asortjuent of

WINKS aud LKlUOKo, sath as j

BOUUICAUX. BOrK(iOR. rOCJMAlM.Bordeaux; pnmard; Bordeaux;DoMdoc Frnt3gttaTi; L'jnel:Et. Kitepha. Voln&y,

Lai'iedon.Momlle, Vln da Tokay, Anaagnao, and Gardu.ii.

mars dl y

ELIAS now, Jr.. S.n.RCPER'8J. 1ST "A?TTJE MOFT RR INT 1MPP.OVEO

SfiuttleSewingMacMneFOR ALL E1NT3 np WORK. PRL T, 875.

Warranted the 13st in the rSstrketJFine finished, etroug and durable; wheel feed of greatpower; y imi;lo in ceimtnictjon: cot a wireabont It: all Its parts are most admiralty ani ingenioua-l- y

arranged; cannot pnsibly t out of order, bftauteeverythiug is permAoeutly uoue so easily un-

derstood and ojmU-d- aod sews lb-- n.ost beautifulstch ever beheld, piwrtaaly shko on N'th sides. Tai-

lors and all who have seen it pronounce it the bestever sent to UUt vicijii: v. All arc cordially

to ezamiue it, T. JOHNSTON, Asi-n- .

dly L1'- t srrt- -

MARTIN & CUUIIIB UGH

COl IPourtli et.,Iltve In etore one of tba largtet s'ockj of

Staple and Domestic Goods10 De itrand 11 tue ctty, compriri-j- in put

w,ooo yards bleacued cxittons:lu,i'00 YARDS NEW STYLE PR NS;8,000 YARDS BROWN CANTON FLANXEUS.a,LJ0 YARD 3 BLEACH KD FO DO- -

LOOO YARDS REAL M ANOIIR3TER UINQUAMS:ALEXANDER'S AND BAJOC KIDF.HALLARDYALE AND SH AKKR FljANNRLStLADIES' AND GENTS UN DEI'. WEAK;MOURNING GOODH:

CLOAK9 AN SOAAYL8:BF.0 AND CB4DLB BLANfnrfSjME KINOES AND LAI NFS;HOSIERY In all raiiitlw.

riH C4MFT ONLY.

"Walker's Ezdiange,THIED BT, BET Y KEN MAIN AND AtARKTT.

Received every moi-nin- .

VKNT ON, flWOITK DC TT. QCIT-- . WOOI O )CK,fQLiKHl.L i iulL r.d H o bvr Inmnes of f hw

iffivei d.ii v a 1 "err d in styl-- L

O r Br I lippr. d with ihevfT1" cholct oranns ora, l.iui'MY, Clarj, i atd Aunican Alea

and Sorters.JOHN ( AWETM A CO,

tf lrh

lauib' tanov rrrFrg vrar,w'Ar?w Our 'txk of Laie' Fur" ! complete,5;'-- f "'eb-acl:- i every d1 aerlpti'xi irom th-- t rtneitSi Kble tfi Vi r. in:m ne.d t'oify, a d for tiifcUurfwta will fall thtm at low pricea.

FRATUl.R A SMI ill,df l&h 4?0M-it- st... hK Four- and KiPh

jr DRKB3 HA TH of rh v ty finest material andfir? at very low pricej for :vU

FRATUE3 A SMITH,d7 J4b 42 ' Malu't.

SOFT HATS AT WAR PRICES can be hadfPJ of

FItATllEJt A SMITH,

JU4T ltliCEPTKD!

f PAL Tliread I aco Eiptnftt h0 a yard and opwvdt,t R-- Va1!. v at c " "

ieal Lace Col I irs at i"." a piece"Embroidered Undkddcfi at " .

Do hilars at) 'Ruffl d tlhrirdte Band' and 8iv- - at 8Cc a piece;

inlaats Waies mi J R b:S;FNe Oermii'i Linen Rvbbln Lire.:Fine French EiuU'"dired Cj lur and fur iliser,

Al-- o a st nil lt ofFine Frerrb Einbroid red and tolii French GnJpure

Lao C'd'arttci, v-- tyr-Al- l

of which will be sold vry ow for cash only atCUAKLE3 F. RACMir iiBJ'

Cheap Lace flora,nSfi 4h ' st. (otd No. (".

NEW BAYT0ZT ALEAT TUX

ST.CStARLES It U S T A 17 51 ATi TFllrh straut, botwewj Nia aod Muket.

IU3T RECEIVED A LOT OF WINTER ALE,.1 tb celeJratod maau:aoi'irt;r, J. W, HARRIS, Dr-to-

Ohio.I bftre bpo aplntpd aent for Louivin? 3 to

above Ale, sjid I wiU kp a l:ui. tock . icae eont ant you baud, in harrJs, hai ilwr.ls, k- -, and

JalTand try the Dayton At at the 9T xtiRLK8

GREAT REDU0T10H

Lithographs,Gilt Frames.

Lookiug-GIasse- s,

Walking

A fine aafortment, and CS CAPER THAN EVB

w.3rfT ffarfce .. nod Thirdaad S. vV. roar :riei .tid Freen eta

At nrjND koveis

A.T CRAIG'S:Army Hats; Army CapsOFFICERS' DRR3S UAT

OFFICERS' FATIGIB CAPS:BATS AND CAPS FOB LNFANT8Y, 0

AND ARTILLERY.GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL HAT AI

FOR PRIVATES.All the above, and everythiu ft a at and

line, on hacd and made to crlar

,.hh rmr''prh "id Mnlnet.

GOLD F0S FAPSEBEST AKD CHEAPEST

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