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of the best political wire-pullers in the State and would make a good race. TBI KZPCBUCAirS ARK DEBSATISCTZD with the present incumbent, and will, it is thought, put a new man in the field. A barrel of money, with additional financial aid from the United States Government, will be sent here and distributed throughout the State to further the cause. The Republic ans are anxious to elect one of their ilk ai successor to United States Senator Isfaam Harris, and no stone will be left unturned to accomplish this result. THJI DEMOCRATIC CO PRO XI S.

It is evident that no compromise between the two element of the Democratic party of this SUte can be effected. This being true, it is the duty of the State-credit wing to waste no further time, but at once resolve upon carrying out in the most ef fective manner their original purpose of set tling the debt. Tennessee must be saved. and bv the ballots of her people. They are expected to wrest their beloved State from the clutches of communism.

Patriotism will render the tr.sk a pleasing one. There must be no halting between two opinions. C- Tetekk will be a masquerade ball at Mozart ft tilt to-nlKnt. Ar.THoroH the weather was very inclement last nurht. there was a fair aitfUnce at 5lo- sart Hall to witness the German cncrt.

as. Dufty and Miss Mary Keiuwdv were married vesterday bv Father Aixtraa at est. ruKtine's church. The bride is aa estimable youiur lady. Kn prist North am, son of Mr.

Add. Northam. fell in the Ohio. near Bnrmore's ship yard, and was saved from drowning oy a companion named Harry Campbell. Oscar lectures in Louisville this Mmitir will have a brilliant audience, corn- Tvme.1 not onlv of the bent people of birt also many of the best people of Jeffersonville and Albany.

Miss Axxa Herman was still alive ves-tenini- it hinr the fortieth dav of her last. She takes no interest In fastinir 'forty days and quinine', like Tanner, who wonted notoriety. She wants to go to heaven. The lecture to be delivered bv Rev. A.

A. I-amliert. S. at St. Aupustlne's church, tonight, on the dories of the church, will he In-ten-Minir and instructive.

The lecturer ia a gentleman of One attainments and ought to have a large house. Capt. Davtd Drtdet says that in 1839 the river was np level with the" foundation of the brick residence, of 102 Walnut street, near the Presbyterian church. He has no doubt the pres ent rise will be equally as hicb- In that year people navigated spring street in sinus, ine low land around Wall street, the Jeff, depot and toward the springs were flooded to the depth of eight or ten feet. If the river continues to come you can make your arrangements accordingly.

Joseph FcLLJtR. an old fisherman of Clarxsville, is dead. He lived in that town many years, and furnished th local markrta with a treat deal of brain food. When the mourners were taking his body to the cemetery it was discovered that the water In the roadway was so hijrh that it was nwrwarr to put the coffin in a skill and convey it to its final retinsr-pla-e. He dieOHnirrounded by water, as he had lived.

He was a good old man, and sleeps well. Jonx and Ephriam Cobb were in the county Jail yesterday locked up as fugitives from Justice at Rockcastle county, Ky. The prisoners are young men. and removed to this county a few month am, locating on the farm of I 'apt. Matthew Clesy.

in Monroe township. A Sheriff and a Deputy United States Marshal made the arrests, and nay the men are guilty of many misdemeanors, including moonxhining. The officers had a from the Governor of Kentucky and took their men back to Kentucky yesterday. "pizkxxb" nntsELir. Dr.

Graham was called on Sunday to attend a young man named Philip Mercer, living in the Roswell neighborhood, who luul attempted to poison himself with strychnine. Mercer is a cooper, employed at the Ohio Vallev Cement Mills. He Has been despondent of late from some cause, and on Saturday went to Louisville, where he purchased a quantity of strychnine. Going home be took the contents of a small paper in the preseiice of his mother. After awhile he vomited and was relieved of most of the poison.

When Dr. Graham left him he mu in a fair way of recovery, but refused to give any reason for A GOLDEV WIDDHQ. Last night Col. Samuel H. Patterson nnd Mrs.

Sarah Ann Patterson celebrated their golden wedding at the family resutenceon Market street. No man about the falls is better known Uian Col. Sam. Patterson, who has lived in this city and been actively engaged in its public enterprises Juring most of that time. Mrs.

Patu-raou, his estimable wife, is also extensively acquainted and generally luvl by all who know her. Mrs. Patterson was born in 1N. her hiaiden unme being No-land. In 127 she irumol Kdwin itay.

of Indianapolis, wiio lived five year, leaving oue sou, now Col. Jolin W. Kay. of' Indianapolis. February IH, 112.

Mrs. fiay married ol. Patterson, ami shortly niter semoved to this city and has resided here ever since. children were born to them, of which live survive, two of whom are residents of thus city Mrs. Capt.

Mitchell and Mr. M. A. Patterson. The entire family of children and graud-childxvn were jarrsent last 1111 11 auu inn v- .11 1 1 1 1.

1 1 til 1 '1 for visitors as well as a happy one for the aged couple. CoL Patterson has lutd an eventful career. He has been a director iu the Jeff ersonville road since its organization, warden ol the leni- teutiary lor iiiuren years, has been in banking, and has been a very active business man. The Wishes the aged couple many more years of huppiness, xew alv Ayr. Coxductor Notes, of the Air-line, has returned from a pteasai.t visit in the North.

1HE tnjrineer of o. Jlr. vvnailcn. on the Air-line, has resigned, aad ilia place will bo nueu oy an tvaiisvuio man. The Forse works are making a shaft for the Fteamer CU6 Fowler, and slcef shafts for two other boats, two shafts for Sladitsoa aud one for a hrm In Jlooue Barmy MoAciit will be at the Opera-house to-morrow uight.

He is the best actor that has beeu billed here for a krog tune, ami he de serves to nave a iarxe audience. Ho.v. J. H. Stottsexbcrc, of this city.

has gone into partnership with Argus of lurk county, in the culture rf fruit. Jlr. Vvua is the principal fruit-grower cf this section. The Jeff; railway trains between this city anu ixmisvine wut conunue to mace trips to-dsy. 1 he wixirr lacks seven feet six inches of striking the top of Silver creek brklge, and the structure is regarded as pen ecuy sure.

Oscar Wilde will deliver his lecture, "The English Renaissance, at the Masonic Temple, in Louisville, this evening. As it is his first and only appearance in this portion uf the country, doubtless many of our citizens will avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing him. several buildings are gotn? up the upper part of the city. Mr. J.

T. is nnnd-' ing a heuso at fourteenth and Market streets; Mrs. Luuhar. two houses on ak and Vincennes; N. B.

Liuncan, two bouses below Vincennes, on Khu; Anton Scharff ia arranging to buiid a fiaa brick business bouse on Tweb th and Market. PKRaox AL8. Mr. Ben. F.

Young, of Cleve- and. formerly of this city, after a pleasant vlmho nis rnenu. Aiiaro neinoerger. lias gone to Kentucky Mr. Will Kichardson.

having nil recovereJ trom his recent dangerous illness, will return to Owensboro this week. mar-riftKeJicenses were issued yesterday Ueorge W. Underbill and Martha W. Wind ell, Peter Sattler rod Barbara Milley, Richard T. Heed and Anna Kebmann.

Ix the Circuit Court yesterday the following proceeding were had: State vs. Joseph Barney aud Ucorge Jackson, grand larceny: nollied. rttate vs. A'laul alnapp, keeping g.viuing-house; ointinucd by consent. State vs.

Thomas bed-dow, keeping gaming-house; ooiitinued by consent. State vs. Kobert Kay, obstructing continued by consent. State va. SchauTer; continued until next term.

State vs. Henry L'erf, keeping gaming-house; on trial. XXW ALBAXT COCKCIL. Thb Council met last night. Minutes reaL Mr.

Venn asked, after the reading of the minutes, to correct his vote on Shea and the redis-tricting of the city. 3Ir. Penn insisxd that his motion was to 'discharge the committee in the Shea case. Mr. Kistler claims the Committee on Police was a standing committee and ouuld not be discharged that way.

The minutes were so approved, and the committee is disbanded. Judge Smith petitioned that the track of the Air-liue be removed from the alley below State street, as it caused damage to his buildings, the Montgomery block, by backing water up in the cellars. The matter was laid on the table for the present. The City Clerk suggested that extra boxes for election purpose be procured and that the City JSU "-'erred back the neennes street to the UrantLlne road, as bh specific saough. Placed Poplar street, 1 JflT? t.

were opened; and ref eiTcd to the Committee ok Contract to contract with the lowest bidder. referred the bills of iiathe boart Vrnfon rrpocX moved that the bill. b. pakl whkCni, wis lost. A motion was adopted aoioin-J mittee of three-lMy, ky anOMaln Zl the parties vaccinated aaoicernu5el2vII21? ful vaecinaUons and allow nftyeenu fS2 The Committee on Streets rmmeodedKmA Pearl street, north of Oak, be made passaSLr Joe Kubel was granted license to sll Uauor the bill of P.

Park, for $113 for trimLm. trees was allowed. XlaS Committee on Cemeteries versety to the bin of Hnllowell for damages by running a fence aronnd his grave lot. The Committee on Kail roads reported on the matter of the Air-line railway neglectirg to conform to the grade of the alley below Kast First street. The committee found that in two cross alleys the track was above grade, and the water ways are no sumcient.

Wills Probate. Yesterday The of Barbara Baensinger, admitted to probate yesterday, gives to her da tighter, Barbara Goblke. all her personal property To ber granddaughter, Anna Gholke, she left the rest of ber estate in Kentucky and in Cincinnati she divided between ber daughter Barbara and her son, Jtnepb Lehmen, and that in Tell City, she cave to her daughter. Mrs. Catherine Bau- ertleft her property to her husband during his life, afterward to ber two children Sarah Tvler left 100 to the Baptist chnrch at Jefferson town, the rest of ber estate to her niece, Elizabeth Land rum.

Frederick Diehl and Nicolas Klippert left their estates to their wives. The Anguata Races. Pools on to-day's events at Augusta sold aa follows at the Derby last night: Thrkk-qctarter Mi uk Sportsman, 910; Clara. Farragut, 3. One Mil Glen rock, $10; Franklin, $10; Tom Montague, iu; uuuiord, to; Madeline, 81.

Osm Mil ajtd O.vy-eighth Bonnie Castle, $10; Kcno, Linchpin, Inde pendent, 83. Prom tke Force. Officers Philip Hermann and Walker How ard, of the polios force, Eastern district, were yesterday dismissed from the force by order of the Moyor and Chief. The charges against Hermann are reporting for duty un der the influence of liquor and other derelic tions of dutv in reporting and relieving, Howard is charged with disobedience to the rules upon several occasions in reporting for duty without bis pistol and being late at the relief poets. 3TADISOX, IXJt.

A Wicked Young Uleew Vhe Fooled elgbbors and the Newspapers. iecuU fo Hit Courier-Journal. Her Madisox, Feb. i30. The CocRira-Jora-xai.

a-few weeks ago bad an account of the reported outrage and tying of a certain young widow Gray, on P.yker's Ridge, the publication of which, caused great sympathy for the lady and condemnation of the perpetrator of the "infamous outrage." It is now a settled fact that no such crime was committed, the wicked widow and a neigh bor having practiced a deception on the community for some reason unknown. The tying was done by a neighbor with the widow's consent. Victims of the Chester Disaster. Chester. Feb.

20. Two more vic tims of the explosion in Jackson's pyrotech-nick-works died last night Wm. II. Franklin, fireman, and Robert Taylor, Life, when we pause to contemplate the hurrving throng rushing through the world is too brief to spend much of it in pain, especially when a fifty cent bottle of St. Jacobs Oil will afford immediate relief.

Millions say so, and they seem to know whereof they peak. The Lafavette (Ind.) Courier, in late ime, says: "Mr. Weud-linz. who, as many of our readers may know. was a short time ago seriously afflicted with severe sickness, stated that while thus con fined to bed for five weeks, during which his left leg was powerless, bis attention was called to a statement in the Courier of won derful cures effected bv the ft.

Jacobs Oil. lie sent for a bottle of this Great German' Remedy, and states that after using the ar ticle for but a few. days he was on bis feet again, and that it entirely cured him. As such information is not mly pleasing, but of great interest to everybody, wo cheerfully give our readers the benefit thereof, and we iiHigratnlato our friend on his recovery, and the iMiblic on the fact that a reliable cure for one of the most painful of all ailments has at last been fouud. THE RIVER AND WEATHER.

SIGNAL SERVICE REPORTS. Siohau Service Omca. SI. 1.SK2. Yester day llie highest temperature was tlie low est.

41. with rapidly falling barometer: fresh to brisk northeast and south loUowed by west wind, and cloudy weather, wilh heavy rain. Mean duily lairomctcr. 29. ..0: mean daily ther mometer, mean daily relative humidity of the air.

per -ent. Kaini'all. inches. r.iver riin, with thirty-two feet in the canal at r. a.

DAILY 3CETEO IU LOGICAL RECORD. Ofllciai.j Lonsvnjj. Feb 20, 1882. I i 5 WIND. Time of State of 1 Weather A4 a.

p. r. 10:11. p. sn; liSil Jit.

nr. SI' tl IK) Ki iS 100, ol s. Ej Ks. fi s. w.

I X'i I.t. rain. 7 I.t. min. SUClomly.

1" Lt. rain. Lt. rain. COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS.

Lonsvnjjt, Feb. 20,. 2:23 r. x. Observations taken at the same moment of time all stations.

wi.ni. I State of, 1 3 Statioxs. Cairo 2.i7 til a. 71 s. I 0.

13 Hy. rain. 20i Fair. ...1.03 Lt. rain, IS' Lt.

rain. 0.02 Lt. snow. 12 0.02 Threat g. 22 0.02 Cloudy.

0-0. 7H Lt. rain. 20 Cloudy. 0.O4 Cloudy.

O.ltt Cloudy. 20 Cloudy. 20 0.07 Ily. miov 7 0.1H,Lt. rain.

lK0.18Lt.raia. 1.10 Hy. rain. 14 0.01 Threat g. 'Cloudy.

Chattanotiga incinnrtti. Iibuue. Keokuk IxHiisville Memphis Nashvillti a.7al a. X. 72 s.wi 7s.w k.

a a. 2.Ai s. 70 s. Trts.w New Orleans. Omaha l.l Pittsburgh 2.lHij 4 x.

Shreveport 5T jf.w St, Louis. 4.s.s Tk'lcsburg LitUeKock 2f.84 w. San is.s.w Coih Iio 2.f7i :l5.v Kagle Pass x. 2M.77 SI s. 38.

I iClear. Char. Fair. Clear. Stockton 54 s.wi rort Sill 2.ul m.v North Piatte.

i20.H7 12 x. Dodge City oa x. Bismarck 2 b. 14! Iii0.0: Lt. show.

I Clear. COXPAKATIVE DATA CX)RRK8POXDlXG DAYS Or DIFFERKXT YEARS. LonsvitxE, Feb. 21, 18S2. 7 2 3 3 a-- Feb.2lJ Si: 1S73.

1874. 1W75. 1H7H. 1S77. 20.KM 12 72.3 x.

4t US.O x. Fair. 1.31 Cloudy. t.mii :M.t):M'3i.7i4. 30.t2..4.".2i.".7 34i70.2 I 35 74.0-x.

W.0.0B Cloudv. Clear. 1S78. X0.51;Cloudy. 1W "is.

a iL'iouoy. 3jw. iO.UC Fair. 3W. IFair.

1W. :M.O10:44.7.2 33; 58. Stag of IF atrr in Canal for Corrrtnonding Java 1873... 17 feet 2 inches 9 feet ti inches feet 0 inch 9 rent flinches 1 feet 0 inch feet 6 inches feet 5 inches 17 feet oinches feet 10 inches Inappreciable. RIVER TELEGRAMS.

Special to the Courier-JoumaL Cixctkxati, Feb. 20. River fifty-seven feet and rising. It has been raining hard all day and raining at night with prospect of continuing. Arrived Emma Graham, Pittsburgh.

Departed Scotia, Pittsburgh. The river is rising at the rate of one inch per hour and is already up to the highest since I Hi 7. Indications give rise to fears that it will exceed the risa of the greatest oa record. Navigation ia closed. EvAXSvnxx, Feb.

20. Arrived Guiding Star, Kew Orleans, 5 a. n. Montana, St, Louis, Dora fabler. Cannelton, p.

EvansvIUe, Bowling Ureen. 2 f. Vint Shinkle, Memphis, 2. Departed Guiding Star, Cincinnati, Montana. Pittsburgh, Ifc-lo; Gray Kagle, Louisville, Vint Shinkle.

Cincinnati. 4:25 p.m.; Silver Cloud, Cairo. Evonsville, Bowling Cireen. tf :30. Weatlier cloudy, with the heaviest rain of the season this evening for threa hour- accompanied with lightning and thunder.

The wind has gone by the east and south to the west. Mercury Kiver 52Wf eet and rising steadily. All of the land to the bluffs is covered, and great Buffering and inoonvenienue mvail lnni. Lower Onto and Mississippi. Kashvhxk, Feb.

20. The river Is falling slow. Jy, and is now 7-10 feet on gauge. Arrived L. P.

Ewald, Albany Landing. Departed C. W. on. Cairo.

A. vioieat storm ta prevaiuiur THE COURIER-JOURNAL: LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1882. so far as known, no damage Cairo, Feb. SO. Arrived City of Ylcksburg, Bt.

Louis, lip. John a. -Xaode. Memphis. r.

A If. Stevens, St. Louis, 4 r. X. Departed riiiver iooo, Kvansvuie.

r. ucicks-burg, 2 a. U. 1. Scuenck, Sew Orleans, Port EadsNew Orleans, 7: 15.

K. Nash ville, John B. Maud, St. Louis, Stevens, South, Kiver, forty -sir feet and rising. Heavy rains since noon.

Thermometer, 00. Nrw Orixaxs, Feb. ao. Arrived floWen Rule, Cincinnati; Halliday. Joseph Henry, St.

Louis, lienarted Future Cltv and barges. St. Louis. All the arrivals had cabins full of King Oris guests. The Charles p.

Coutean. from Memphis. Is due to-morrow. She has a cabin full of royal subjects, among whom la MaJ. (Jen.

w. s. Hancock. Partly cloudy and warm; thermome ter 80. LOCAL RIVER REPORT.

ARRIVALS A XT DET ABTCKKS. Kame. Gen. Lytle Kainbow Mary Houston, Jaa. Ceiina ilatUe From.

To. Orleans. Coast BOATS DUX. JVotns. From.

To. Orey Eagle Henderson (iuiding star New Orleans Cincinnati. Montana St. Louis Vint Shinkle Memphis Cincinnati. KIVIR, BtTSIXKSS AND WEATB2B.

Thx river was rising last evening, with thirty-three and a half feet water in the canal and rising at the rate of two inches tier hour. mst neaa almost suspended. Weather cloudy, with rains. BOATS LKAVIXO THIS DAT, Ratxbow, Henderson, 4 p. M.

Magotc Harper, Madison, 1 p. u. TJktted States, Cincinnati, 3 p. x. PZRSOXAL.

As goes Ilarrod's creek so goes the Ohio. Bring on the Ark. Dick Ballard is running the "drnjj snop-- on the Jltn-uuthrie now. Dick's a daisy. Tex thousand people visited the river at the foot of Third street yesterday to see the big noon.

The trestle-work on the Narrow-gang raurond. near the Water-works, was washed away yesterday. Capt. Jacob Boxxer, of Pittsburgh, is able to be out. but his health does not appear all mat nis inenas com a wisn.

Capt. Bob Humphrey, of the Maggie Harper, and capt. Sam iiiMreth, of the Louis A. Sberiey, are both at home Kick. THIRD street from Main to the river was crowded all day yesterday with people and vehicles, going to and coining from the river.

No freight will lie received on the big line wharfboat until the river falls sufficient at Cincinnati to allow boats to pass under the bridge. 11 lots are requested to "go slow" with their boats running up and down the river in front of the houses along the levee. Kun under "slow bells," boys, and the waves of your boats won't do much damage. ila. E.

VT. MacDoxald, City Coal Gauger, baa temporarily removed from his office, on Water street, to Will S. Hays' office, on Third street, below Main. Mac is snugly fired, and now has no fears of the flood. A bio flood is inevitable.

Lookout below. Last summer the river Was terrible dry. And now the old thing's On a hell of a high. Mr. J.

AV. Bryaxt. river editor of the Kew Orleans Times-Democrat, lost a valuable cluster diamond iin Sunday. INbaw! That's nothing, lose a $1,000 pin every week or two. They are common among Ohio river Wet-enders.

Johx Tclly. one of the life-savers, has our thanks for favors. John's a good hov, and a brave one. Capt. Devan and his corps of life- savers rendered valuable assistance in helping the people to move out of their houses on the levee yesterday.

The Evonsville Courier savs: "Cap. Natural' Miller's new -What is itr' looks like the Kehlor. only more so." If old "Natural" gets hold of the chap who wrote the above he'll make him look like l'addv Rran after Sullivan got done playing with him. only "more so." The magnificent side-wheel excursion steamer R. It.

Springer leaves for New Orleans Thursday on her frrand excursion. Capt. H. V. Hart is her nccouiplishu commander and Henry Shaw her attentive chief clerk, assisted by Clint Humphreys.

See Hays about rooms on her for the excursion. The Memphis papers have heen blowing a good deal lately about the Jim Lee passing the Anchor Line steamer. Belle Memphis, twice he-low Memphis, coming up. The Jim jjet a fast boat, but we'll bet a blind butting hillv-eoAt against a second-hand set of female false teeth that the Jim never passed the I'-elle standing "souare out'' in the river, and that the Belle Memphis can beat her any way or any day she may pick for the contest. Whenever the Jim Lee tackles a race-Ivors and finds she can't run past, it is not aUogether the fair thing to catch noM ot her rail ami hoKl on unui Mie gets a fresh load of wind" before she lets go.

A boy can outwalk a man if the man doesn't want to be annoyed by the boy hanging on to his pocket. Capt. Iko McKee don't drive a hearse, but if ever tlie Jim LA-e gives mm a chance he will show em tretty quick, if they'll stand oif. that he'll make it light lively for the corpse: and they'll find the Belle heading the quickest funeral procession the Lee ever tackled; won't you, Ike? OCR LOO. PJfo freight received ou the big Line wnarrooat until tne river rails The Ceiina and Mattie Hays came in rorn the lower coobt yesterday Vint Shinkle, Montana' and Ouid-ing Star are due up from below to-day The J.

illsrier and A. liUckmore left Pittsburgh yesterday with coal for this city. towboat Raymond Horner is all n-ht end gone on South ith ber tow At Falmouth. the Licking river has oeen full of raits tor several weeks past. most of them havirg been lloated from the mountains.

Ono rait contained a walnut log which drew four feet of water. It sold for are requested to avoid the shore ascending and descending, at ista and Long-wood Laudlugs, and oblige the planters, viiose levees are in a precarious condition The rip marin. runtin' Keuben ltynus Springer leaves for New Orleans Thursday on lier grand excursion trip. See. Hays if you want rooms and see fun Foggy on the river at times yesteniay The Life Savers' Station has heen moved down below the big Line wharfboat ami the big wharfboat moved up under the lower ena ot tne otner wnarrooat at tne loot ol i rum street The Kainbow came up from Henderson The Ceiina unloaded down in the canal yesterday.

No room at the wharf The Oarrett and tow were still due up last evening. The Belmont aud tow are due up from below. The Cons. Millar has laid over at Cincinnati until the river falls and she can get under the bridges at Cincinnati The following boat were in port at Pitts burgh Sunday: Tide. Oeo.

Roberts. Isaac N. Phillips, Lud Keefer, Exquisite, Mark Winnett, D. Newomnb, C. W.

Batcheior, Fannie Tatum, Bright IJght. John L. Rhoads, Lula Wood, 11. D. Wood, Joseph Nixon, W.

C. Ouffey, Tom Lysis, Buckeye State, Tout Reeves No. 2, Kvan Will-iaiua, Iron Age. Baltic, Annie L. James, A.

Ulackmore. Charles tfrown, J. C. Kiaber, Swift and Rescue, Nature's true assistant in fevers, malaria, biliousness, is Brown's Iron Bitters. BITTEKS.

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dt) Jl' AMUSEMENTS. MACMLErS THEATER. Four Nights ard One Matinee, the Comedians, BOBSOIT Sz? CTUUSTEL "f7KDNtaiDAY, Feb. 22 '2, OUK BACITE- LUKS, Mr. Bachelor Bangle.

Mr. Stuart Ttobson: Mr. Bachelor Jowler, Mr. V. 1.

Crane. Thursday, Feb. 2:1. Sharps and Fists, Cutler rtnarp, JHr. ttuart itooson: mustone tat, nr.

V. H. Crane. Friday, Feb. 24, Shakespeare's 1m- rnonat -iweinn Aignt, rir anorew AguecneeK, Mr.

Stuart Robson; Sir Toby Belch, Mr. Wm. U. Crane. Saturday matinee.

Our Bachelors. Sat- uruav nignt. bnarps ana on. rjry-Feb. 27, 3 i.ichts, Mr.

John McCullonyh. MASONIC TEMPLE. The" Esthetic Event Of tKm Semson. OSCAR WILDE -wa aaa a Mmm Mm WM lecture for the first aad only time ta Louhv ville during his brief stay in America, at Masonic Temple, This ''Evening. SUBJECT: THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE.

Eecure seats without delay at the musio store of D. P. Faulds, Fourth and avoid purchasing "standing room" the evening of the ecture. OaVPopular prices, 73 aad SI- AC AU LEY'S THEATER. rrrwO NIGHTS ONLY.

Monday and Tuesday. jl ren. and xoozi. MRi JOSEPH K. EMMET Fritz ineland, OR THE BELL-RINGER OF THE RHINE AND THE LOVE OF THE SHAMROCK.

UAS0NIC TEMPLE. FIVE PERFORMANCES, COMMENCING WED NESDAY, FEB. 22. Grand Family Matinee Saturday. ANTHONY As 10 X.

X. I UNCLE TOM'S CABkN, Memphis University Students. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES. Admission 35 and 50 cents; Cniklren S3 cents. Matinee, Children 15 cents: Adults 23 cents.

No extra for reserved seats; on sale at Faulds mu sic store. OPERA-HOUSE. H. R. JACOBS Maxaosa.

litxcKCB. Director of Amusements. i'or a Short Season Only. Commencing Monday, I eo, vu. r.yery Aitcrnoon anu evening.

GEN. TOM THUMB WIFE, and entire troune. in a unioue narlor entertairunent. Introducing the iMtatonai nampion, aiajor tne imper sonator. Zoo Meleke: IVnormlng Canary Birds; Bini-ham.

VentriloouLst: Marvelous Midgets: Ba ron Littleflnger. Count Koeebud. and a Congress of other celebrities. Admission 10 cents. Dress Circle and Parquette, 20 cents.

Doors open at jo and 7 P. n. TO-DAY'S AUCTION SALES. AT AUCTION. TEUSDAY MORNING, FEB.

21, At 10:30 The following goods win positively be sold: JTLt jNTEAV. Twenty-one swinging and stationary glass French dressers and dressing cases: bed chamber suites: parlor suites of all kinds: 22 single and double wardrobee; drzen cane, wood-neat and upholstered chairs: Sikamcaup chairs: 12 hair-cloth and carpet bed-lounges; a tbree-licht auu I rencn ryate inanict mirrors; 36 Made-Up Carpets, from 23 to 4fl yards each: 21 rolls of cocoa and straw matting; washstand sets (new designs). COME EARLY. TERMS CASH. S.

T. MOORE 'Auctioneers. ATJCTION SXHIS Bf SMITH. HENRY A TUESDAY, Feb. 21, Dry Goods and Clothing.

rEDNTSDAY. 22d February, extra large trade said Carpets. Oil Cloths, Canton flattings, Kugs. con.ittiig of loo rolls 1 apes try Carpets. rolls Wxl and Ingrain Carpets, nlls 1st, 2d and ltd -quality Oil Cloths, 2.70 rolls Canton Mattings.

rpiHTtSDAY. February, 750 cases and car- toons uoots and Mioes; new line to arrive. TT'RIPAY. 24th February, first special trade a. Fuie; riu.ii wortn tiats ana cans.

m- Itrellas and tlcnts' White Shirts. The above goods are very desirable and will be sold with liberal pri vileges, and consist of Men Boys' and i twiiu ur iiau, in on iyiesanu snaaes; s. lioys and loutna ool liala; Men and Boys' dusw xiats. 'ity and country buyers will find the above sales very attractive, as we will sell grades and styles not, oiien lounci in auction-rooms. II.

B. I1ENKY. Auctioneer. BY TH0S. ANDERSOM A CO.

TTJESDAY. Feb. 21. at 10 a. BOOTS.

JL SHOES AND BROGANS. including an Invoice of flue Philadelphia made mrnufacturers" samples and regular goods and many other desir- aoio unrs receiveu since last sale. -7EDNESDAY, Feb. 22, at 10 A. Dry vtoous, ou-cious, ia broiderie i.

Fancy Goods, etc THURSDAY. Feb. 2.1, an assorted stock of A. lothing. Hats an 1 Gents' Fiumiahing Goods.

i ernis casn. j. u. hkem Auctioneer. BT S.

G. HENRY A STONE. "VXrE have opened for our Tuesday sale, Feb. at iu clock, at auction rooms. An extra larse aaaarissent at White Graalta and C.

are, llmratei Toilet aad Tea Sets, tiiaasware. To which we would call the special attention of wnu cii.t nuAi country uuyers. The stock Is now open for inspection. Sale positive for cash. S.

G. HENRY, Auctioneer. BY E. K. MILLER A CO.

TO WHOM IN MAY CONCERN. 200 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT FSOM TIIS AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, AUCTION. TUESDAY. Feb. 21, 182, at 10 a.

at our A rooms, 247 Fourth bet. Main and Market. ST12AMBOATS. v' MAIL MXR STEAMERS CrZlZ lest, foot at ThtrJ ml. OAILV a lOtLUth M.

(MDA1S at 1J for Cl.Ct..ATI. Fare, osw way. Three llellara. Round trip tickets Five Dollars good until used. Ticket offices.

No. lot Third below Jiain, and on uoarn steamers. WILL. S. HAY8.

Pass, and Ticket Agent. FRANK CAKTEK. SnpC se22diSutf SOUTflERB TRAKSPORTATIOH LIKE. TJETJS 8TKAMKR rtarti, piaster. uerg.

ill leave for Cairo. Memphis, tm tea icksburg and New Orleans, ou 1 JIL JiMlAY, Feb, 23, at 4 o'clock P. M. The THOMAS SHtKLOCK will follow SUNDAY next. For freight or passage apply to ii.

C. LE Agent. Regular U. S. Mall and Adams Express Packet Co, ror Owensboro, Lvansville and Henderson.

RAINBOW WESTFALL, Master. -Ftw. as apove jaw iut. mw jrom cut vjian. B.

LEVI, Agent. REGULAR PACKET. For Madison and Cnrrollton. MAGGIE HARPER HUMPHREY. Master 3H.

MiLTsaa. ill leave on this day, 21st. at 1 soaaaaaa P. x. For freight or nassage aoulr ou taatrd or to THOMAS ntlkl.fi Aut.

KEWAIii. S20 REWAED. I WILL pay the above amouat for any Infor. malioa which will lead to tncaDture of the person or pervoos who took my horse and buggy from my office Aloivlay evening, between 6 ana7 o'clock. UK.

T. L. McDEBMOTT. Jefferson net. SUtscatli and Seventeenth.

tyV4duri tltmtntt tm tU paom vender fas trreraJ kead of Wabttd, Ton Sals. Fob Rnrr. etc, BStli is serf at transient rates oafy Tuf Crirrs per line for each inmrtion. JCo advertif. ment lea than.

THmrrv Ckkts. WANTS 3IISCEL.LANI20US. trANTED To give awsv to farmers. 800 plows at from 1 each un. at LOU.

AG'R. WORKS, cor. Seventeenth aad Magasine. CSaU at once. WANTED Farmers to buy 80O first-class Ilows at from CI each no.

at LOU. Ati'U WORKS, cor. Seventeenth aad Magaslne. Call WANTED TO BOY Several thousand feet of drv oak. L'UL tOi acd a Inches, cor.

Seven- iCT-iiwi nuq magasino. ArANTED TO RENT A soda fountain for one, season. Address SODA FOUNTAIN. uiisomce; I KcaUonDr. RICiu Hours: U.

A. M. to 4 r. at. Sundays: 2 to 4 r.

K. bee advertisement, auO aa WT ANTED MEDICATED VATOR BATHS' Are furnlsbed only at Dr. LANCASTER'S Dianensarv. Fourth avenue. Private and chronic dines sea cured.

The treatment of syph iloma specialty. oc2 dtr "Ty ANTED RARE CHANCE A young man with ftl.OOO aa nartner in a Fnlendld nayinar uaveimg Duatneas. Aoaress sctu, tots ornce. WANTS HELlP. "WT ANTED l.OOO -GIRLS Lady booeekeepers nieaae avoid beinir romed.

unraaur ootain urst-ciaas cooks, nurses, maids, etc. American, German. Irish or colored, at LtUIS VILLE EM- 1'LOYMENT AGENCY. 101 Hfth st. AO good ones report nere.

voaens hired oaliy. au ren sonable people suited. Satisfaction guaranteed "YT ANTED AM capable, respectable men.wom en and children, trrreneotive of creed, race or color, desiring work, are invited to meet employers at the LOUISVILLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 101 Fifth st. The very first citizens obtain lie re. N.

B. This ofllce is not controlled by any religious sect, church or clique. "YVTANTED A good white girl to nurse a child years old. l.etere nces reouired. Atmiv ucu.

irecaiariu(re uu aw tncky, immediately. 1 i I i I I I WANTED A man familiar with hub-making and mahinevy to act as foreman In a new factory, Address, giving reference and full par ticulars, 1. 1 ui.iu.x, 4 iuicnigan cni- cago. 111. TVr ANTED BOY To work in a drug store; one winning to loarn the business nreierred.

Address DRUGS, this office. "T7" ANTED All housekeenors desiring good help, and all persons anxious to secure good homes to apply (with tne best of references) to the Ladies' Board of the Y. M. C. at the Central rooms ot the Association, from 10 until 12 o'clock.

oclOdtf WANTED Three first-class salesladies and three epprenticea. Apply Immediately at MRS. 1L CLELAND'S. 317 Fourth ave. WANTS THE TRADES.

WANTED PAINTERS First-class stripers and ornam enters, experienced in passen ger-car work. Apply at the OHIO FALLS CAR- urtajs, Jecersoavuie, lad. "TJir ANTED HORSE-OOLLAR MAKERS 12 good over-head stuffers. Steady emplov- ment. Address WYETH HARDWARE AND M'F'G St.

Joseph; Mo. fel4 Tuitrt FOB SALE MISCELLiANEOTJS TpOR RALE PLOWS At retail, to farmers, A H00 first-class Hows at a sacrifice: cor. Sev enteenth and Magazine. Come quick. T7OR SALE ENGINES, Etc.

A large nasort-X ment of Second-liand Engines. Boilers and Saw-mills in good order. HADLEY. WRIGHT Indianapolis. Ind.

jal3 diwtf nKR SALE Second-hand engines and boiler JL outrits: also flour mill, wood and Iron-work- lnx machinery, at RICHARDS BUTLER'S, ln- dianapolis, Ind. fe7 lm FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE. TTOR SALE FARM 200-acre Henry county farm. on turnpike, midway between Emi nence and New Castle: in high state of cultivation, well watered and under good fence. Improvements consist of a substantial brick houce: all necessary outbuildings in good repair.

Will sell on easy terms and at a bargain. This is a rare chance to secure a country-seat. Also a No. 1 six-year-old harness mare; trotted in 2:40 with 30 days' handling last season: sound and all right. For terms or particulars apply to WILLIAM P.

THOKNE. attornev, or to PAKHAM CAIJjO-WAY. Eminence, Ky. fe21 dl2 TTOR SALE Blnegrasa Lands In Shelby and A Henry Counties, Ky. acres of fine Blue- grass Lands; uOO acres now well set in bluegrnsa; part iOfShelby and part in Henry coituty, 2 miles feom Smithneld and miles from Eminence, on the Iul4ville and Lexington railroad.

This land is well improved, watered and timbered and lies on turnpike ronds lending in all directions. It will be sold as a whole or in quantities to suit purchasers. W. D. CALLAWAY, Smlthficld, Ky, lei SvVLE PIVST FURNACE The TrisTT, Furnace, a modern charcoal furnace.

4Sxl2. I.xvued in Trigg will be sold to the highest bidder on March 13, at Cadi. to ciote partnersliip. licacbed via Eddvville, 1. and K.

K. R. For lorticulars address T. H. GK1NTER.

Cadis. Ky. tJVJR SALE A 2-story and attic brick house containing 0 rooms, including bath-room: lot feet fronting on Itfth and fronting on Cen ter street, situated between Walnut and Chestnut sta. i Ai.pl to AS. W.

PRATHER. n. e. i-nr. Eighth and Alain.

fc2l dif 1rOR HAIJC STEAM FUJUR MILL A val-: uabln flour mill, situateti at UptonviU Har din counay, on the ami N. railroad, fifty-nine miles from Ijouisville. The mill is almost o.ilv built orw tmp anrl A 1 i a chinerylis all of the latest and mont aiiproved 1. 1 1 i isirnu, i is ngni on ine rauroaa wttn excellent shipping facilities. The mil has a heavy and well established not only local, but South i far as Ala.

To nrusTtnitive nur- chasers the boos are cpen for inspection, to show, that the prxsita of tee business will well justify the invesunenu. Will 1h noid at very reasonable figures and terms in ado easy. The only reason for sale is the absence of one partner who is engaged in other Pursuits, and the continued ill health of the otuer partner. For details apply to UPTON ATKINS. I't-h.

vine, or F. G. ATKINS Lonisvdie. ivy. T7OK SALKA desirable farm, well united for a JL dairy farm.

Trw-BT is 106 acres well set In crass and under good lence ami K5 acres in timber. The farm is located in Henry county, on the Short-line railroad, between Lngrange and lemlleton station, on tho waters ox Ilarrod's creek. There is tm the. place several never-fail ing springs. This farm is cosrvenient to churubea of all denoudnations and good schools, and will be sold oa reasonable terms or exchanged for city property For particulars call on or address lite tinuersigseu at ericno, nenry county, ivy.

f. O'IMJNNELL. fel4Tn2ASa3 LE FARM Five hundred acres of land the L. ami N. railroad, thirteen miles iville.

at Brooks' station. 2O0 acres ill sell in lots to suit purchasers: can ll into three tracts, with cleared land to each; low for cash or liberal terms Apply to W. B. M. BROOKS.

P. O. Mt. X)H SALE Contemplating removal to our new buihUngs. 115.

117, US), 121 West Main we offer for sale the stores now occupied by us on Main, between Third and Fourth sta. AV IK BELKNAP CO. jaa eodtf T7X1K ALE Klrst-cla st ore-houses, rrsl- denoes, building lota, acre property, farms. Texas laad, etc PEA KCE BODLEY, 40H West Mam st. JaLsSuTutf 1 FOIE BENT HOUSES, ETC.

TVR RENT FOURTH-A VE. STORE-ROOMS A. The large double store-room in the Courier- Journal blulding, on Fourth has been converted into two elegant store-rooms, which will be rented to acceptable tenants. The rooms are JoxKO feet, with Is feet ceilings, very large aud eiexant ldate-giaaa show windows, aad are alto gether the handsomest and most desirable store rooms roraury goous, owe, or variety store business in tht city. Apply at COURIER-JOURNAL.

COUNTING-ROOM. febltfU T7OR pNT The handsome country residence of j. It. Montgomery, on the 1 frowns boro road, one I lile from the terminus of the Storv. ave.

oars. 1 Possession given on the 1st of March- Apply to J. IL MONlXrOMER s. e. cor.

Seventh aud Jefferson or to JOHN WIIjsON, Real Estate Agent. 100 1 inn bet. market aad Jet. lerson. TTOR RENT STORE-HOUSE Also largs room on seoond noor, witn entrance from street.

Apply on the premises, lid Main, near Second at. LOST. LOST WATCH CHARM Variegated, gold-mounted glass bottle, valued as a keenaake. Return to s. w.

cor. beventeenth and Market and receive reward. I OST GOLD PEN AND RUBBER-HOLDER Jt At Rink Saturday night. Finder will be liberally rewarded bv lea 'ing it at this office. EOST WATCH CHARM Square soap.

Flrtd-er return to O. S. HUFFMAN, at Louisvilia Hotel, aad receive reward. f.om IuiH cleared: Im (UvidW aud tim on time, Vitio, ai air KS CARPETS. BABGAIXS ESr CAI1PETS ARE FOUND AT T.

BURGHARD'S, Brwk and MarkttStnttn. A vTXO- purchased our Spen? Stock of Carpets aad Oil-cloths before the advance ia price, w. an? now prepared to isoow them at taa uwDwim pneca: i AO pes Hemp sad Raff Carpets 15c worth SOb. n. ks lorraia, woot nowcrs.

an, worta sjc 115 pes loCT-ain. wool liSmJ. worth Atat. 100 pes Irurrain. all-wool miner.

-V)rv worxh Ti.Vt td pes Extra Super, wool tdlinr. bUe. worth 75a. pes extra rnipcr, au wool, ud, wotth ttoe. 30 tws Brussels Carpets.

Jobs. worth 7.c l'JO pea Brussels, newest 70c. worth Hfas. n) I cs best Itoxburr Eaaforta, lc. w.

(1 10. f0 pes Body tlnrssrls. best tfiL w. SI Ti 450 pes Floor OU-CToths, atolHfL wide.SOtoftOe. U00 pes Window-shades, Otowft.lonc.jctot.'sX vuu pes uaoet-urtaina.

wtuteana ecru, Wlc to KL'OS. MATS. CUL'MIlCLOlilS. HANOttlV. Kits and everythuu; elae kept by any 1nt-class tarpn uouse, out at tsast per cent, teas la price.

Carpets made and laid and Window Derivations done ay the best Cphobterers. Orders by telephone promptly attonded to. Goods shown wlta pleasure, whether boua-ht or MoXTmXt MEDICAL. WEJTERSiniTH'S BTTCBU Ail PABEM BRAY1 THE GREAT DIURETIC. A esrtala isunjy Cur all dlwaassef tbaBlad dar ana Udssya.

Cnraa GfavaLDaepileal Swat-ling, ate. It baa cared vary cass ef Inakatas ia which it has baaa givn. It ia a apaiati noway for ntoaa la Ua madder, Siaaaaaa of the Prostata CUaad, Bstaotioa at the Vrias. Maooas diaeharras. Gleet, Irritattea of the Bladder la abort, for all niminof the Crt- aary Orgsaa, wbetbar existmg la asalaarfa-awle.

I'or many Sim ma pscaliar to nulls it ia ot graat savvies, aad aapmaliy aa at that pwM WnM LUAKbt IS Ulk fHUa-roais ar BsasstioaJrranlarity.PaiafalBaassr Sajpasatos) of Uaaal Pariods. Cluaiilad btatasf Utaraa, fceaoorraoaa or Whrtaa, It la a apariflc remtay. IT IS A CERTAIN CURS TOK BKO-WETTISO IK VH11.VKEX. War waak-seat ariaiog frosa early lattiacisthisu isciaia. la yrata, aad dissipatioo.

It will be foaaa a if atiac. It ia aot a astrit bat is recaa. anadia aad piaatribad by car I sailing pbyai-daaa For sals hy all IJmggiots. AJiTHTJB PETES CO. Wholesale Agents.

Towix-villa, Ky. Ikattrvat Aarva laatc aad itai Spa4il t'arM XervaasaoM, fviecava Meaiorv iMa. PMParncy, tars ai aaargy. laoigwiMsi.aaa an auown eau iadneratioa or awr-wark. Aa a smfcc fur Seaunal IaapofaevoaSaxaal Wsakaaaa attaar Ssctiwaad eartaia ia ita actios, earing th.

msithsimui ni, Sat bv awl ia aptaia mih rrka. Prc. tl box. Adrir. fel2 SnTuAThl24w4 DR.

LANCASTER'S DlSP0ISARY.I?jsa5iSaK Da. LaMcasTaa. a nruim smu, ai Madicisa. fawin 4 wsaa aaa Vaaaraal DiMsn wtui mn Uua twur ra raclica. coatMNMS tm umt ail rsivsw.

Chriinh: aaa mixl al rinwa, as a acaUty. Iinnnin ITIBS naail ia Umm TWO To VIVB pava. STgHIMS soily csfd Md mnralv radi. Mad frna Um ivMcak CLSar. btneaua.

Files aad Skla 1 i coal ia ihj ihaiarn pamtUim Me. Fnu Di. tm iind with rtit bPKRal Aroii-f frmm mMi IJtaOTKMOT miillmgsi ia yMa aad Snual laonsa ia I ml aad casuf NCT.inl.'iiml Eanm, DtUlai.tNnniM, IV.tio.f1f ry. loSMCieqr mi iaull, aad Lin cd Sczaal f.mm. mdoaf Maium laHxofw MhamjoMivalr aad pa-aiiarattr Mrlalml tl'aa i at aad' tha ci'aai n-qand ry eckcia.

Ta trsMaacat doe, mat taurwta banea at la aaySMaaar iipM tha MBlMcnvaS tm mil caan aad anaanl pnmm mm mt1. All caim rinn a.l Cxaas oraaaiiTaas is all Cass ViMHTun. Wbaa aaueawcaa a nM Ua city to, ii aiaitai BMdaciaa, caa vm mi anvaatiy aaa mm ly oy mam or uvaa. wawMMi uy v. vj mm Iraa aaanwsiipiaiiiaiir, mmcur cwaaiw aaai a.

m. la p. aa, Saadaya aaa, as DR. LANCASTF.af rnrtis I Aa- mtmmmmwmi a.j:l ta aad hmmt kmm ocm L-73. am Fnraa mmh i boa i I A ParvATS Om'hss ravcaltsa tha pavwacartcal airawrie, at tne ami It caafaaw atoaaita iMiumtm ta Mtrlwdv aad tha aavtes mi a Pb rarw, mi kaa; pWaca sSSuUcd.

MoM aa nM BT au aaa AM ta i drawer iidmaaia Scat MOMlt mmmma (PM tar VWKJfTV-r rva (sMirrS aiaarv mw tanrt AAJro Da. lASCATaa. my Fovara Stkkxx. aax. atAaasT AJnjBsrsasoM.

Loviavuxa. PILES! PILES! PILES! A Sure Cure Found at Last. NO ONE NEED SUFFER aaaaaaaaaa A PURE Cure for laiad, Bleedsas. Itohinir, and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered bv Iar. William i an Indian called Ir.

William's Iadiaa Ointment. A f-iturl box has cured the worst chronic cases of or SO years' standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothinjr medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries) do more harm than rood. William's Ointment absoatn the mux's a.

allays the intense itchina: (particxuaiiy at nurht after rcttlna; warm la oca), acta as a poultice, pi ves instant and painless relief, and Is prepared only for Hies, itching of the private parts, sa4 or'nothitut else. Kernel what the Hoa. J. M. Crjfflrsberry.

of Cleve land, savs about Dr. William's Indian Pile Otrrt- trrrat: "I have used scores of Pile Cures, and it affords roe pleasure to say that I have never found anything which gave such Immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William Indian Oint ment. For sale by all drnjrcists. mailed on receipt iimbi trTrn, 02 Veaey Sew York City.

deS ThSaTnwly-eow HEALTH IS WEALTH. T.R. C. WESTS Nerve aad Brain Treat- 1 Vovubos. Nervous Headache, Mental De-pmaioa.

Loss of Siemory. Sptawiatorrhea, lm-potency. Involuntary Kmisaiouav Premature Old Aire, caused by over-exertiuu, self atMtse ur over- indubrenca. wbico leads to misery, decay a death. One box will cure recent casrs Facta box contains one month's 'One dollar a box.

or boxes for to: sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We suaraate tt boxes to cur any case. With each order tveeaved by us for ti boxes, accompanied with S3, we' will aeod tire purchaser our written ruarantea to return the money if the treatment does nut effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by. OL J.

ROSXHAU imiggists, cur. Fourth and Jefferson, Louis- 15 dlyexFr aJLU resvsar prices. 37 CcM Ite, LOUISVILLE, KYn mill aad IfhTI. aaaBBM ajaja aad Sal aa ia aratu i all forsas Spermatarrsiaat atxad Jjopoiamey, mm mm nun mt nil Hi I la vsata. Haaat in la aa.

Siwn.r mm I m.ii.a eai.a arwiw. ammlmml r.i.iwi. aiat a i ii tnuul immwm mw iMsat, vmsmtumm mmmmrf. rmm. ruavaaiaa Vmmm, OnMN mi tdaaa, Una mi (rjul rmwmt.

Aa. wil ni kaatacr mt nktr, ara lli aad MM- is 5SVii3d rSssta. foaiei raesv. OLEET, snaaa uraauM. Bww.

tibm mam iMtmr arrmta 4mm ttKllffta. It mait-mrim-mm t-MU par atrlsa vk.p.aalaaaasan aw. tvatast. enitinaiia, i r.i.i mtr aanw a ae, tta, aatacs, av isiiami, aMdVia aad aUalr mj mail at aatrtti lap Cttrtss usutra vt ncl er ts. en Cwmuuuwj tiiaally aa ay Caatata latttatliwaadaatiataattl PRIVATE COUNSELOR Orawyaata.

a-attaaay in. araavaly CSba, mmmn nta a A. M. P. M.

Saail ij tm t. mm TARTLinC DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A vKrtiia of yontbfal lrnrnoa-nos rare Decay, Karroas Dehuity, Lost mlsnhond. tic. ha visa; tried ia vaia know a remedy, aaa aa- vrad a rtmpat meat cuxa.

which h. will FRtl ais f3ilowiicrets, i addrass mi. U. AUXVIJa. I OiaiMana tu.

X. Y. 43 ocl deorilviwly AVAXTS SITUATIONS. WANTED A SITUATION la aftrst-daas sa-toon as bar-tender to ieara tha hnsin naa If satisfied it is payinc will fro Into partntrahln Caa ri nrst-daaa rafereaeas. Addriss L.

A. H. Dire akratta rli I mw a. ttssaa tm SOI vassf Iraiarsia n' I 1 RAILROAD TIME-TABLE iinn SHsst Jiasnwtuo jtmUwrn. Ti i uoouw am i ryingToa lavisMBvy PJvev Front, bet.

First aad Second sta. Arriv. I Arrive liCHUsvillei Lotiisvillg Pusua'Pi. Ciacmnati. Cincinnati Cincinnati.

ICs04 a wa Cleveland Pittsburra Pittsbonrh Washimrtoa. 1:35 A Ml 6s)AM T7ul.jAl 12:45 ra isa A 12:45 mi 1S a AT 6:45 PM SrlSPM, I(hr)Olx 3:20 rat 7:10 am -5 A 710 pm riA: lil5 AM mi 1:35 A Ml 12:45 1:25 am 15 A sri SriirM 12:45 1:.3. A 25M 12:45 Ml 1:35 am 2r25 12:45 6:15 am 7:05 :25 A 10:00 AM 7K15 1r-4A "at A si rtuiadetpuia Kew New York Lexinarton. Lexirurtoo Bioomflrid Bloomfietd Ae. Frankfort Ac-Beard's A Church Ac 2:25 1S15AM 2:25 a wsrs 47410 a NMlrsi I 12:45 Ml 12:45 pa 11:10 am "MBilt :20 Mfili 45:15 Mi f4A0PMI 14:45 Ml 7uv a mi fiaOPM 7:40 Daily.

tDailV except Sunday. Sunday. Fleers nar Car wian. M. train will be ooea at PrOO p.

m. ia River Front Depot. Trains leaas) StiotbaBstrsetSOmiantea later thaa sboas XssitawfWs smW XmhiXU TTnrswsT. Depot, Corner Tenth and Mapls sta. I Depart I Arrive I Arrive 1 Louisville I Louisville, Destin'ta.

N. O. via Ml 0rs' N. O. vtaNash .1 1.15amI 1S3i.

Mobile via Nash. 1:15 am 15 a a 5:14 am-Mobile via Nash. 12:35 '45 pm Mob. via Uamb 45 7Uam1 3:40 am N'aahviUe. Bow.

Ureen Ac Chat. Atlanta. Chat. Atlanta. Chat.

AUnata. 1:15 AM 12511 fk30AM 12:35 pm fVrOPM' 1:15 am 125ami ft45pM- 225 Mi SIontKotnery 1:15 A Mi lr5AMl RMOam Ml 2r25pM 70 St. 7:55 a 7:30 am 3:40 pm 4:55 Ml 11:15 A Ml IOtOOpm :55 am 710 AM Ml 12:40 1:15 A Mi 125 A Mi 8:15 pm. Memphis A. Memphis Ml 2:25 455 A 4 7:30 a 8:50 lr25AM 11:25 A SrZ5 S-JO 8:30 A flrJO JJ mi 825 a at Richmond.

Ky, Bardstowa Ac. Daily, Daily except Sunday. JmUwUZJTnm Alhmtmm mam Chiomgm X. Depot, Corner Fourteenth and Uaia sts. i I Chioaro 1 Kxprras.

Blooms; 'a. Jtptvss. Lv Louisnlk) TluAMl 4:17 pm 7:37 Ar Ar Bloomineton 10KH A ArGosport Ar Greencastle 12PM 11 PM Ar Rochdale. Ar Crawf 2r0 pm 2:41 3:49 a 4:59 PM 7:20 pm 6:39 pm ArLafavetta Ar Ar Michigan Ar llensselaer Ar Cedar Lake. Ar Chicago.

716 8:50 Ko chance of cars. Onlv line) nmnina? solid trains from Louisville to Chloaeov Ticks oflxav southeast corner Third and Maia streets. SATV asTKn. Chicaco lExprees. Kijuiaa, Lv Chicago Lv Cedar lake Lv Ron-aaMser.

LvMichuraa City Lv Latavetxs 8:10 a a 1124 AM 9:40 am 1:13 pm 2:40 Ml 3:14 Lv CrawfordsTiile. Lv Roachdale Lv Gesenqaatas 3:50 LvGosport Lv Btoomington. Lv Mitchell Ar Louisville 4i50 mi 529 Ml "Umau IoTm'abT 6:50 PM! 9:45 Union Denot. corner Twelfth and Stats streets. Cbicsco Caaaap.ate, Ohio mm SomttM aaaa fev X.

Throuirh Cars from LouisviOa to Padacah. (Ia effect February 1. 1882.) Short aad Direct Route to Owensboro, Hsctdera son, i-vansvuie, radocaa. Soutaera Kentucky and West Tennessee. Depot, Coroer of Tenth and Maple stieets.

Lv Louisvilitt 5:45 A Mi! Lv Klixb'towni 7:35 am. Ar Louisville. SUM pat irEuxb'towni 620 pat 5:45 par 225 pm 9:25 A Lv Kockport 11 :1 5 A Ar Lv Owensb. J. 111:43 A MMAr OvtiubJ.

ArOwensb 1 Ar Norton vTe EJusJ pm! LvKortoav'le rx Ar Henderson 3:10 pm-Lv Henderwmi tK50aat Ar Fraasville 620 mi Lv Kvansviuei 820 A Ar Princeton. JS29 pmi Lv rYicoetoa. 110:40 a 4:45 pmi 8:15 a tlunnnimii AOCoaraoOATTOic. Leave Louisville Leave Arrive FJisahethtowa 5:45 a 8:10 AM 8K0pm 8:25 a Ml 825 pm asTcaxuae. Leave Leave Cecilia 5:40 mi a 6K5pmi 625 AM 8:30 pmI 9:10 am Arrive Louisville loan ontiaaMJanwa idsiIa arttlt at boro Junction for Owensboro.

and at Xortonvilla) for au points fiortaa At raducah with O. aad S. W. R. K.

aadOhkrand Tenntiaw liter pacttts. Trains on OL aadLS.S. nmdailvangntSna. days. i arerswMauJ XmaUo st artaat It (as Jmrnttraam.

"1 'A Ktt. 1. yo. 3. Xa LvLouisviUe 8:00 a a 2:10 pm 75pm Lv New-Albany.

Tn 1KT7PM Lv Jefferson vuUe am 220 pm 7:15 pm Ar Seymour 9--S3 A 4:02 pm SilPM ArColumbus 10:30 am 440pm 925 ArMadisiMi 6:55 pm Ar SoWbyviUe 6:40 pm ArRnahvUle 6:35 pm Artamb. City Ar Franklin 11:10 am 629 pm pm Ar Indianapolis. 1 1 0 A 620pm Ar Kokomo 2iM pm a Ar 3:40 pm Ar ChicA-o. 8:15 PM 7UAM Ar IafAyt-US lOlK Ar 6:20 pm 4)t Art'bicartv 715 am 220pw 125am Ar St. 8U0PM 7X1 AM Ar Cleveland 7:10 am AT Buffalo I :10 pm axrraiiuas.

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6. Lvlndi 4:12 A Mi 7:10 AM) 6:10 SI 7:15 a mi llK)5Aa 10:10 PM HK4ra T'Wiil lias ami loraopM Ar Jefferaonvti Ar New Alhssur. Ar Louisville Xos. 1. 2.

5 and 6 ran daUv. AH others daily exeept Suadav. Train leavina; Louisville at 7:05 P. M. basPalaoa SleepinrCantoChrcajro; Culmaa Sleeper aad Day Coach, throuarh to SS.

Lows daily without ehanrsw Traia ieavaua; at a. m. has Chair Oar to CbJ-cajro. witliout eharure, daily except Sunday. Ds pot, northeast corner Fourteenth aad Maia sta.

SMaat jmssi tUmtnl Rail (laeffeot February 14. 1SS2.) Depart I Arrive Arriae Louisvius) riur i is i ii t7K A 225 pm 3:40 7:50 am fSlOrs, ISM PMit 7:45 60 at 6:10 PM 6:53 AM 720 A 6-JPM 11:45 am 725 PM 7z3Q lfT40 Mi 85 A 7:00 4 mi 8:45 AM Cincinnati St. St. ImlianaDolis Chfcaito. Indiaaapolia Chkauro 6:45 pm 6:45 PM Daily, Daily except Sunday.

ITar-royo-Omtmoo Jtmilromi. Lv 5:10 8:10 2KXPSI dOPM Ar LouiavUla, Trains nm daily jasoeaS Sunday. -PsmwaTanaf Is arwat eMiaawIvAaia) Romf. Lv IxHiisviUeviaLt.C. at 1.35 am 6KJ0AM 7KBrs 622 AM 720am 420 a 11:30 a 4:10 pm 7:17 pm 3s0 a 7:30 a i 720 AM 1025am 225 PM 2:10 pm 7:40 pm 7:15 pm 6M1PM 11:30 PM (talis: A 4:00 pm 720pm 8:47 7APM 10-15 80 AM ax ijiDcianau.

j. Lv IxMiisviUe via at Lv Cincinnati Lv IrMliaaapoiia. Ar Columbus. Ar Wbeeiimr- I Ar Ar Ar Ualtimore. AX Ar Ar New Vork Ar Boston Dailv.

i Slecranw Cars Lnniaviria TtillaAalBlrla. aaal Hew 'i ork via L-. C. tL. without change.

Sleeninc? Cam Clnclnnali ta Ualbianfaud Wash. Inpton VHmf. Sleepina- Cars Tiwllaaapolla tf pa.llaA.trd.la ta Kew ork. PltOFKSSIONALa, G. Ji STIVERS, DBUTIST, Coaxxs Firm ax.

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