Lawrence Daily Republican from Lawrence, Kansas • 2

DULY REPUBLICAN IiiihunIi and itnltutloii Tnrkluh towel at U. Atlwor'n, Sign of tho Slurs," 71, Mus- StichilaelUtttl'eet, -r T. DWIGHT THAOHER, Editor. Friday Evening, Sept, 25, 18CS, 1 II. M.

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DRS. PRENTISS, -Ol'KKJK-Goo. X-rctl' XDrxxs 13 tor o. I(1CH1IKN'4'I? Sullllli'Hiit IMU'llli'lll' SlurtMllcllU- ni'lU uml blixilrt. KHKCUI.

AliKN'tlON (ilV--N Tu SURCEHY OBSTETRICS i.iii-n Marratjo of Eobert Lincoln. WAKiii.NU'ro.N, Sept. 24. Robert Lincoln, eldest sou of President Lincoln, was married this evening to Mary llurlau, eldest daughter of Senator llurlau, of Iowa, at the residence of Mr. Harlan, by Bishop Simpson.

Secretaries McCullocii and Wells, Senator Ramsey, Repre-souativoLoughbridge. Mrs 'Abraham Lincoln, Senator ami Mrs. llaskiu and few other distinguished persons wore present. FOR PRESIDENT. Cen.

Ulysses S. Crant. FOR VICE I'RESIDENTj Schuyler Colfax. Can't Si.nui- Niuirrs, A hacking cough, a soro throat, dilllculty of breathing, are the results of hard colds. Cok'h Couull llAI.BAM allays tlio irritation, gives case and rest, to the patient, and elleets permanent cure of all lung uud pulmonary complaints.

"tSTAIJLlsllKi) 1858, Simpson Hhotiikks' Bank, corner of Massachusetts and Winthrop streets, Lawukxcu, Kanhas. Easthhn and Stuki.ixii Ex-chanuio for sate in sums to suit. Coin, Gold Dust, and all kinds ot United States Bonus bought and sold. Ruvkni'K Stamps for sale. Intkkkst allowed ou timo do-posits.

WrccilUKli iiu nlhi bedeuteiide Wuxi.ak pa och frail' Sverige kopes och frosaljes bar. Coia.KCTioxs made in all parts of tho United Status and Canadas. A. ill. SI.

1). I). M. II, Urs. WILDER HORSE, Otlico i Woodwartl'N Drug Store, I'luU llic KIiIiIiIkc IIiiuhi-, hihI Square Corner Drug Store, C'lll'llW MllKHIICllUW'ttM VVlllll'll SlI'l'I'lH.

IIIWllUiXCKNoiili Vvnt vumvrMuKHitcliiwcllt ami HlrcutK. Spi'i'liil uttciilliin Kivi'ii to Biiriri'iy nml ilUtiisi'd of llui i-ye uuili'iir. i'U6-ll' The Now Submarine legraph. Pakis, Sept. 25.

The Monitor of this city annouiH-es otllcially that tho government concession 'lately granted in favor of Messrs. Erlayer and Renter, of tho France American Telegraph authorizing them to lay a submarine telegraph cabin bo-tweou Franco and America, under certain reserved conditions, has bo-conie deliiiile and complete, capital to tho amount of francs, the main condition, having been subscribed for tho undertaking. HILL MEKDESHALL, Furniture Dealers WoiiIU Hilly cull lliiiuitiiitlnnof llu rb. iviiiilliin liuiii), DtKAIII.K AIITIU.K KUlt.MTl'ltK in Ui. li' Large and Well Selected Stotfc 01' the kiiiiic, which they avi mIIIiik ul' VEnYLOWnATB: -1'im luiiinK uf Uu' Best Manufacturers Onlv Wf in 1'imliliil tu Guarantee Satisfaction; To liuyim In the QUALITY OF OUR Anil nil iwrwitiH will llml It to thi'lr lutori nl to.

glVll US II cull l.lll.lf lllllkillg Iht'lr WAltKUOOM, t'oriior Henry nud Vermont streets, 1A WHENCE. KAN. JOHN V. lOU.NS, M. (Late of Clnciunati, Ohio), H.iM.r.ul'AllllC 1'llVrtHIAV AND HtMtUKOM, Would rerfpeeil'itlly tiii'onit Hie citieiis of Lawrence ami rfiirrniimllug cumiry that, ntter vlalt-lug many of ihv principal cities uml town of (he Weht, fur tin ptirpoiti! of ceeklug home in a mort genial climate, for the bciictitufhis heallh, (being fiivoiiihly lniprenied with Luwrence), lie has cotieludetl to locate permanently ill thi city, nmking thlM his future Held ol labor, devoting his whole titno and ullentioiito lliegeiieral practice of Mkhk-isr and Hi'iuikkv.

Having had many yeaid' experience, together with unlimited advantages in every department of thu medical profctitfinu, both in thu old and new nclioul pructlce (Allopathic and lloitnuopathie.) of med Iclue, extending over a large Held of practice uml obiHTYiition, he hopes, by a clone and undivided utteiitlon to hU pvotVriinli in id those In ti ted to hid cure, to gain the eui.ildeiieu of him pttlicnta and the respect of bin patrons uml all good uiti7.enH, and begw leivvu to solicit liberal share of lite public palron.ige. Special attention given to Surgery, OMetnci, and diitcatcn peculiar to women ami vtiitdicn, including, our treatment does, the whole vast range of human maladies, acute or chronic, he-redilary or acquired, together with the most tnoefr crate, complicated and intractable dincates, which have, under the usual Allopathic) modes of ru-liei', become tented, chronic or lingering. Dr. lorn will hold hiimclf In readiness ut all times lo attend promptly to culls, both night and day, In the city and Humniiidiug country, when not otherwise proleiuimlly enuaged. olliee unit nnrliicusi corner of It hot k1 bdiiud and Henry strei-u, Oitice iiuurH ri lo io n.

tmd7b8 p. ni may lMf. lisle Tcaeliiiitf. Mrs. T.J.

L'ook, pupil ol Huttsinf, Iiitgluli, uud I'ychowMttl, gives instruction" in sinking uint ou I be 1'itiuo, ut her residence on Kentucky street, near Ojiiney. Tertliinoniul from Sigmu llussini, 1 takepleim-ii re in recommending Mrs. Cool; as an and thoroughly competent to teach the art of singing according to my method. mo-tf CAItLO UAHSINI. Dkkss M.viiiN'u and u.ms Kit v.

Mrs. Lewis can bef.uind at the Ladiun' Itauar (now removed to KM) where ihe will he hitppy to wee her li ieiidi and lite Indies generally. The Labor Congress Elects a Woman Vice President. Nkw Yokk, Sept. 25.

At the Labor Congress Kate Malouey was elected by an overwhelming majority, Second Vice President, but it was found she was iueliguble. A. FULLER, M. Physician and Surgeon OKKll'K IS S. O.

Ilimoe Drug Storo. HliSIDli.NCK Tfniifssoe West of Central Park. tJ-Kpwlul iiltcirtimi tu OlMtilrira itml llis-I'liei'. of Uu- Hj e. Ta Snorting Pfiliollinn V.

M. Physician and Surgeon DI'TICH AND UUSIDIiXCK on Xc' Hampshire Sreet near (iuiucy. Special Attcixtioii Given to Obstetrics and Diseases ot Women and Children. I'lton Mora )nventloii A Nomine In-nti'iM'tcil Vols for ctfro Nuf- From our H)Hfift correitpomleut, Toi'KK Sept. S3, 1808, Ed.

Rkpub, Our Capital city goes strong on conventions at any and all times, but this day she has had her till. First the County Convention met at ten o'clock, but without transacting any business adjourned until two. At twelve tho Judicial District Convention nominated John Morton for Judge of the Third Judicial District, on the tirst ballot. Mr. Morton is well known throughout the State, uud without any exception is tho best titled for the position of any man in the District.

At two p. the County Convention re-nssoinlilud ami proceeded to business, Tho first thing in order was the nomination of a Stato Senator. Several gentlemen were put in nomination, and several ballots taken, iimdlv resulting in the nomination of Mr." II. W. Fitzpatrick.

Mr. Fitzpatrick is an honest farmer living lour miles from Topeka, is well respected by all that know him, and will work for the best interests of tho people of this County and State, in all matters that may come before him in the Senate. For Clerk of the District Court. Hiram McArthur was nominated for re-election. Mr.

McArthur has held tho position for six years, and has given universal satisfaction, lie is a one-armed man, and not being able to work for a living, it is but justice to him that he should be continued in this olllce. A better record of a court, probably, cannot be found than is in his olliee. For Probato lodge, L. llanbnck, of Topeka Township, was nominated, lie is said to bo an honest man and a good lawyer. Superintendent of common schools was given to a crippled soldier, Mr.

Evans, of Auburn township, ie is not very well known throughout the county, but was so strongly backed by his home delegation that, with the sympathies of the people in favor of a disabled soldier, lie was nominated on the tirst ballot. For County Attorney Tom. Ryan was nominated bv acclamation. He has hehl that position for two years, and his receiving tho nomination for re-election by acclamation, is asuf-licient recommendation for his past services. After electing a county committee, the names of all I do not remember, tho Convention adjourned.

Immediately after the adjournment of the County Convention, the District Convention for the 41st Representative District met. Mr. John Guthrie was nominated for re-election on the tirst ballot. Mr. tiuth-rie did good service for this District in tliu llouse last winter, and as a reward for tho service there rendered, thapcoplc will return him with the expectation and belief that he will do his duty honestly, thoroughly, and manfully.

Itefore adjourning the County Convention passed a resolution instructing the Senators to vote lor the extension of the right of suffrage to the colored people. Tho resolution had some opponents, but was passed by a huge imijoritv. ilow gentlemen claiming to he Republicans can oppose such a resolution, is more than the writer, as an honest and whole-souled Republican, can see. If we take Republicanism at its meaning, and the word Republicanism in its true signification, it is plain to lie seen that we have in the Republican parly many persons that have not the least essence of Republicanism about them. M.

R. M. Sowing Machine Emporium W. E. Suti.iff, Agent for the Singer and Florence Sewing Machines, has refitted thu front room adjoining his residence, No.

27, Massachusetts street, west side, as a salesroom for tho above machines. We would respectfully invito all who contemplate purchasing a family Sowing Machine to call ut the new salesroom and feo tho largest, and best assortment of Sewing machines west of St. Louis, AVe would also invite the utteul ion tjf thoso who do not feel willing lo purchase tho high priced machines to our new stylo, cheap machines, made on an entirely new principle, and not like the worthless cheap machines with which the country lias been Hooded, at prices from $18 to $45. We warrant them as represented and to givo satisfaction. Secondhand machines for sale or rent by the mouth.

N. Persons who purchase ina-chiuoa of us and we fail to give them satisfaction with any machine we niny have wd guarantee to furnish them any machine in exchange which may lie for sale in the market. E. B. GOOD, Di iili l' In CHOICE FAMILY Ul Massachusetts St.

i CASH paid for Country Produ uiiu-iiir. J. Ueiilir In Choice Family Crocerfes Jnk i'r nil kin.ls ul coliiiln I'roiluti'. i-iONDON, opt. vu miunigiit.

The following is tho latest received from Spain: The government at Madrid has declared till Spain in a state of seige. Gen. J. Landor has been sent out with a detachment of royal troops against the provinces, Sautandor has joined tho insurgents. A desperate affray took place in Sautandor between tho opposing parties, in which several persons were injured.

The reports that General Prim is marching directly on Madrid are reiterated. He is accompanied by Gen. Sarraudo, Duko lie la Tores, and the estimated forces under his command lire near 3O.000 strong. The Duke do la Tores is said to be acting us lirovisioral President and civil beau of tho revolution. He has refused the offers of accommodation made bv Gen.

Concha troui Madrid. The Spanish ships of war, in the port of San Sebastian, have declared against tlio tjueun and joined the rebel Heel. Tlio revolutionary leaders have issued a decree declaring any olliccr who orders an attack on the people or patriotic soldiers, shall be ad A full line of Bradley's Duplex Klliplle Steel spring Skirts, of the very latent styles, just ru-ceived at (i. M. Adwers, 71 Mitfsuchustlt.s street, "Sign of the stars." apla-tf lliU'hlneTti lt( ut Ct, M.

Adwers, 71 Mas.u-dmsells sirei-t, "Sign oft lie Mara," fl-tf Selmihlt Tailor, No, Miwmu hu- i. O. TIlACIIiat. K. IIAMvM.

isetln id reels, would in form li )Vii-iida and the t. W. Sir.MH.l.AN. .1. M.

nAicniui.ovv Exchange Bank public generally tmit he will 'tu uud make clothes iji llif latent style uud ul the lowest rales, (leituing iiud repairing neatly done, on notice unit at low rates. The public are invited lo call. White Alpuea u( G. M. Adwers, 71 chtwelta street, "SL'ii of lheSlurs." fl-tf Komethiiitf new and ho tee in white for dro'j, at ti.

M. Adwers', sign of the Situs," 71, Muarbtl-icIN street. Oil -Villi at li. M. AdW.TS, 71 Mjssueluisetth n-i.

ot the A lot of cambric edgings and uiM-iiioii at M. Adwer's, sign of liie Star.s," 71, Me iltel j.npol l.iilt li l.il iotl Wlitetl they mi-'Ijuii, tln-ir iu'eiiiiar iin uud. judged a traitor to his country. Oli' SlflliLLlX MKTHOLOW, 113 Massachusetts Street, Lawronco, XZLnxetaB. KuHlvm uml Kori'iirti Kxrhnnm- fur mile KUIIIK III Milt Cllnlnllii tkillrvlliiUMliuilfull ull iicri ssiiiif I ivmiiti iirumiiilv.

TflAUIEIi BANKS, and Counselors ti LaM, L.VWUKXt Kanas, imictict' in nil Uie Court of the SHe aii'l will jive pnmipt iit isnniil ul tent ion in iiu eiitrntt'fl in thi'in in cmintii' ol hniilas, hiiwni'f, Mnmti Linn, Hniiiln-n, AmltM-hun, Cotlrv am! Lyon. Will aitiinl the Kriiu of Court liOlllllil-S, In Miller's JSlocIv, over Ihe oimtrv fl-ii'. DAVID C. BEACH, IT otvxy lie lTILL TAKK ACKXOWLK1MLMKNTS, if inakfiiiil lieeils uml M.iiiiic.-t, exiinuiiv pay tnes fur noii-rexiiieiit, tVe. Oiilre i itli 't'tmeiier Jt lJankfj, alloi in ut law, Lawivnee, luiniw.

mt'irii-iiii" I'Al'L U. KKOUK.S, t'OlMT llEltX, SOTARY PtBLIt', ANU Licensed Conveyancer. Ai'kunwli'tlciiiriit takui, lci tls ami Mnrt-irat ih awn, Ciiriit.s pi-uriin tl I'mni (he Laml ihlU'i, 'faxes paitl fur All lnini in-s tntm--leil in me will be punt'tually uud cure-fully intended to. UlHee in l.eiv Coillltv Ililililhl. fl-tf.

To (he Voters of lon iris, Fratilt I in uml JoliiiNOiit'oiiiifics: l'clloic-('illzcMl Piki-ilu- lil.iTty li, uiinoiiiioe iinM'lf it nit iii'l. pfinl-cnl I'aiiiliilatv of tin- UWi'h't. siiljji'i-1 to nu parly li'juf hi' cuinliimiliim, I Villi on illy owu If thi' v.iH'i-K UiIk think mi- iiutiliili, I h-ill tlu.tik tlii'iu lor tlii'iv Htipiifii't, inut if elfi'ti'ii, will try In eon-tlilii in iu'll lilanut'i' it to nii'i-t llif public Approval. An to my diarm-tiT uml 1 aims, Sept. I lie report that the ljue.cn of Spain crossed the frontier into France was premature; she still remains at San Sebastian, but it is rumored that she will soon leave for Paris.

In the department of the lower Pyrenees, F'reueli authorities have arrested a number of refugees who tlieollii-e im-y pci't n'ill, are n.itiji-t in many fuitrn.iv I'leiU-uii hitni tlir-e ciutribuie in crossed over the frontier Republican State For PreaiiU'iitinl Electors, KALLOCU, D. U. ANTHONY, A. II. IIOUTON.

For Governor, JAMES M. HARVEY. For Lieutenant Governor, V. V. ESKRIDGE.

For Stiorutiiry ofStuto, TIIO-M AS II. MOONLIGHT. For Auditor, A. TI10MAN. Treasurer, GEORGE GRAHAM.

For Attorney General, A. DANFOIM). For Associuto Justice, 1). M. VALENTINE.

For Supt. of Public Inslriielion, I'. M( VICAR. For Congress, SIDNEY CLARKE. Douglas Comity Republican Nominations.

For State Senators, Ninth District, O. E. LEARNARD, LEVI WOODARD. J. M.

HENDRY. For County Attorney, E.L. AKIN. For Clerk of the District Court, HARNEY 1). PALMER.

For County Superintendent of Public Instruction, A. STARRETT. Fourth Judicial District For Jutlgp (). A. ASSETT.

A GOOD THING. Tho political pictures in Harpers' Weekly have become a feature of the campaign. They convoy volumes of argument in tho most vivid and picturesque style. Tho one in the issue for tho 26th is a most capital hitting off of the inconsistencies of the Democracy upon tho subject of the negro. Tlx upper part of the page represents a line pic-nic gathering ot colored people in and around a school house, adorned with flags having Republican mottoes, with a stalwart negro plowman in the foreground swinging is hat and cheering.

On the opposite side of the way is a shanty marked "Democratic club," by the side of which surrounded with aov and pigs, and some dirty brats of children playing with the swine, and amid old whisky bottles, sits a Democratic voter, evidently of the Celtic persuasion, with 11 stump of a pipe in tine hand, and holding his nose with the other; while a better dressed Democrat of the Xasby order is rushing frantically toward ids Celtic brother also holding his nose and pointing across tho way to the colored gathering. This picture is labelled, "The odor ot tho nigger (Republican) is offensive." The lower part of tho pago is devoted a different scene. Here arc our Southern orators and statesmen in closest association with the negro, trying to gel his vote. A negro exquisite is having his boots blackod by Gen. Wade Hampton.

A Democratic ball and barbecue is in progress, to which colored voters are invited, and where an exaggerated specimen of Sambo escorts a couple of the daughters of the chivalry, behind whom Gov. Wise spreads his hands, as in a benediction, exclaiming: "Convince the negro that wo arc bis real friends." In one corner ot the room a venerable darkey and a Southern tire-cater nre crossing their legs beneath a small table, and the darkey sips his cobbler through a straw while his companion expounds politics to him. Just over hangs a placard inscribed with "Seymour the frieud of colored orphans." In ho dist ancc a ball room opens where dusky bcaus arc escorting chivalrous dames at a Deuiocral-ic ball. The whole tiling is wonderfully effective. Wo commend a careful ttuAr of it to the young orator from Leavenworth who bad so much to say to our people tho other night about "negro equality." COOHUE PRADT, Sl'RVEl'ORS AM) lIRAltllTS.UEX, (lilh'c imr 8liiiimiii'a Hunk.

LA WHENCE, KANSAS. ho fin to ti lie. li- Iclpine. in.d we.lare, I for Hum eun lie ii.ijqt.v wiionreul, imiy I but no oe unitee uiriuiis leiiiJle cuiiKiitnuln tin public tit't' Hie best is 1 tun mi rtli'iiuxcr ntiinu; you, having ri'siiUd It is reported that Gen. Manuel Y'assel, Captain General of Valen-sia.

was seized bv the mob and kill CIIU lie iiiil J- nllih-i'rd to t'tllt nil lllhiill iiig in since atnl 11 hrtic.tii'ing lan yvr rrwiiuice. ed, and that his body was dragged Aul-(tM'tf LOCAL NOTICES. Koiider, will you mill utsM in waring llke heatlti ol 'the jieliv idual and ere iitng i-r.) lariu pt-niKiiieiit iekne and j-n ma-lure Uieluie. SfV in pleasant to cmifuii a phy-pieinu fur tlm reiiei iU llie.n- variolic delieule uud only upon Hie moH urgent will a i rue n.en hi greatest eliiii in a I hi I tu se mI1 Uieu lluiilk fur piaei.ia ri Hit ir lunula simjile t'de-. wiueli will In- elli.K'i.i'.is in relieving uud curing iiliil't every oiie llli-e Iiouiilv-ouliie pefii'iiar tin- mx.

lil.LAlttiil.O'S l.XlitACT OF Hundred-! stiller on in sileuee, itnd hundrei.s ol other-, ajipiy vainly to drusigi-t. and tloeloi'f), Wiioeitli -l i'ui tln tli Willi the iwjH-ul Draughts, Maps, etc Exrcuttil with nriiiin: ful cure We will iiy uii-tii-ulur a1 Wn ti all klmU ul i.u.ll HK'it, siuiiiiuTcluthintT, ftiul rim the rik ifftuk- ing oull ami pitying heavy doctor' bill, wtifti you can nihil rin'ltt into the Emporium of Ftli- ioii ami gvt kmhI, Imivy, winti-r unit, iur 'IMIK IIDIMI'IIKHHK I lii'iwi'i'ii cii.irlcs nml llciirvl'. iimlii' Uu- lii in iitiihv uml i.fl.iH'lit' in the c'jly ul' l.llivi'riu'i'. I'uuiily ul' Oulllii.i uml til' if IIih itny iIh-iiIvuI hy mtilinil hy Iiu- iilhihitMil ol lliiii'y'c. I.iirkt- IVmiii 'I III' jii'i'i'lllils it it.

I hi'inki ul- tin- linn I i. will hi' Mllh'il by I havliM K. I.iirkt', Willi Will I'linlilllll' ill lll'l! tlll.sitH'fts nt lili ol'l No. 7. SUi-rt.

I.iiwivni'f, si-jii. ajil, if (U? rorpailk'niuris v.M ut a cure or niii rem vtinh ui.ik iiiiin WmitiMl. A tii.ni uml liUwilV live ou utir liirni. IJIktuI wage uiiyil-tlAwtf s. A BY TELEGRAPH TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES.

Indian News. Dknvhu, 24. Reports coming in from East and West Saliua Creeks, for tho past threo days, say that numerous Indian depredations WAGONS Constantly on Hand, Made of tho Best of Material and Warranted for One Year. rvtnt Tla.iMilDlof Need Tin best qualify of sevtl wheat for stilt at No. Miu-MichuselU street.

S. B. l)OMv. Wnnteil. At tho Turk Nutvery, 'irt luislicl IVut'h Tit hi exchange fur nursery mtock.

MitcMnlliii J. V. HULUl'S. The Weed Kowliiy Machine olliee Iiub bem removed to riwmw over Knnimel's variety store. lVople who are (let-jrou ol a ilrat-dann dewing Much) lie, one that will st'W us well ou heavy light gooU, also, hem, tnek, tjuilt, cord, fell, bind ami get her, and new uti a rnlUe, will tlml it to their profit to call at our olliee.

ft. Vkiiui son, Geu'l Ag't. llpiitliiitf Koom. On ami utter September huh, the Heading Itoom of the Law re nee Library AifeHK-iution will be ojh'H Itouj 1H to and 7 toy o'clock p. m.

II, W. CiiRTKHf iSeerctury. through tho streets of the city. Otlicial dispatches from make the following statement: Insurrection has been suppressed in the city. A buttle has been fought which lasted two hours and resulted in the defeat of the rebels.

The movement is changed to the province Sorandor and the cities of Malaga and Seville. News from Cadi, says no persons here have taken part in the rebellion and business has never been Interrupted. LAST NIGHT'S DISPATCHES. Col. Forsyth Bcseiged by Indians.

Four Wai.i.ack, S.ipt. 24. The following, only, has been received from Col. Forsyth since last night's report The last scout left camp ou the night of the l'Jth. The parly had plenty of ainunition, and were in good spirits.

The rations were all gone, and their only dependence was horse and mule meat ami courage. The Colonel thought, if absolutely necessary, they could sustain themselves six days longer. The Indians were evidently sick of their bargain, and if it were not for the condition of their wounded, eight of whom were very badly hurt, they would come thro'ugh to Wallace, as' he was confident of whipping out the enemy if attacked. The Indians lost thirty-live killed, a large number wounded, and considerable stock killed and disabled. They removed most of their dead from" Hie field after night, though some few were to close to our men to venture -if lor with safety.

It was confidently expected that' Cols. Bankhead and Carpenter reached Forsyih this morning. From Washington. Wami i nton, September 23. Mr.

have been committed in the settlements embraced in a region lying fifteen miles south of Denver and ex tending to near Colorado City. Threo Dissolution I'olico. i'M-I i.i A i. llii.i il.iv it lv Con! nt. All mill lu nllhil hv lli'iirv l.i'iirnril.

'IIKNIIY I.K.MIVKII. I HAS. IIIDIHA. l.iuri-m'i', In. il.VM-hv NEW MEAT MARKET WILLIAM T.

FAXON WnuM in form ol-l fncnil hih) eti-toinent, iiutl tile )mlilir eiierully, that tie titi-? just Ojrncd a Arw lloat Market, At the L'omrr of Vermont and Winthrop Streets, Wlicre-lie will ut all times keep on hand the Best Moats that Ihe Season Aflbrds. inters llllt innl delivered im Uie sliortest notice. Lawrence, Sept. IStlS. llf D.

T. MITCHELL, Attornoy Ijnw Laud Asent, Notary rublir, ranches about forty miles trom here have been burned and all the stock run off. A man named Nicholas O'Camb was killed and scalped eight miles trom here. Several scouting narties of settlers are out, and the excitement is increasing. The Indians are said to be encamped in a strong position on tho east of Plum With lirass Hearing int on when desired, and will Fiulitfjt three set of iMiniiiiimTliimlih'Skeinji and will tlmw one-third easier, and the Oil 1 1 mm Iter will carry oil to lat a loaded wiiguil twelve weekej.

Call uud see them. Creek, near tlio mountains ana nave made raids in all directions from that point. Maryland Republican Nominations. ri.i 1 1SAI.T1MOKK, me fmiirrpssioioil nominations CARRIAGES worse. wuum not to if i i I auj ilung that Would do iiijiL-Ht'e lu tile HUlielt'i, bu'i 1 am mi-liged lo nay that il in.iy he produei-d IVolll e.ce-de hv iiUelf nl I le, by i-uipl -iv in iiolt -t-nn' titr uml lood, piulil-e iiieoliuail in, Hit-list-ol lea ami Uoiu and tVeipiuul einioii.t iu, it is f.ir ojleiiei cauetl by tiirt-ej irniutiou, ajiplied to Uie mu-eons uieniiiraiie of toe vagtmi tlfeif.

When review itlg tlie causes of tislres jog e.iiujilaiiits, ii t.4 in paiulul to eoiitemplate I lie tUUlnlaiil evus coiisciieiil upon lilt in it in hut simple justice lo the Mihjec-t- to enumerate a few ol I he m. my nddiiinu.il cause wliieii mi largely ull'ect tio-'iife, hi iilih, and happiness ol Woman in till cias-es of and widen, consetp'iitly, uilVci. ire or le. a d. reetly, tint welfare of the eutir- human family', 'the mania liial tor pfer ici.iu? (Mlucittlon uud marriage, e.ill-e.s the eai'n llu.t nature ir cui Mireal ieidoi iu to in-waled and iei vel led lile ol theeaiiv i-oiiiloemcin ut nc.iod, a.

id e-meeaiUy in I lie uniieiiliiiy xeiuuienl til tin b.ili-rininl, iiiiin, UitUltiebod; iiaii-cioIii4 if, ami the mind iinuul) extdted by pleasure, pt-t'iling in mid-uiglil revel the hours deim-d hy uature fov sh-ep and rei, the Work ol ti is half uempliMied. in comcmienee of thN eaily Mrum iiHi her sysiein, iinuece.j-ury itort i retpnied hj ihedel-ii-ale votary to reluin lier sitnaitoii in liool at a later day, tiius aggravating the il. When one e. vcitemi nt is over, iinoilii-i in proH CtiVe kt'ps the mind uiorbnil f-ru-tiiie to impre9-toii, uhile the now couuni of faauioiiuhte dress, iibolutely forbidding ihe evercie indis-peusnhle lite nil a in m- nt and releiuion of organic liealth and strength; he expoMire tonight air; lile Midden change of u-mperaiurej tlie euu-plele pt'oslliltlon priMloced by excessive duueing, must, ol produce Iheir et-feet. At htM, uu' early ni.trriiige caps Hie of misery, uud the uololliiuate one, li it li-eriu mi uiierh ivg.iidle.-s of the plain dictates and i rriiioiiMruncf of tier delicate nature, unwilling isiihject of medical treatment.

Ilii Jmt a Iiuibiiil pi lureot the ixpe-nt-ore ot 11111.1100! oniouiig women. Img before the ability to exercise Uie function of Ibej reijuiie uu educaiioii ol tiuir p.eulur nervous hsiem, of whui UcalU-d Ihe iitu which is, in ciuiim ft li ihe temale Inea-I uud lips, evident!) under Ihe control of loeiiiid i motioii uud aoc'tai ion ut an early M-riod of life: unit, as Hethuil fUbe.pKiitly Ihe-e enioijour1, heu lead, long hue pnlieruy, to hubils whien iitp ihe very lile of llti ir iei'dno ere nature low If-com pie led IheirdevelitjiUient, r'or female Weakness uud debility. Whites or too proline Menstruation, Kx-hauMiou, 1 ot Long ioniumt-! IVriiMls, for lro-lupsu-. and llvaniig lovn, or l'rohipus 1 teri, We oiler tlie most inrteet sK'Cilic known: liWia-bold Compound Krtrac of Buchu. Ihrecliuus Ionise, diet, and advice, ui eoniptuiy.

r'emales in every eriod of lile, from in fane toexiirtueohlage, will ih.d it a mm-dy to aid nature in Ihe ill lnuctuni. Mrengih is Ihe glory of manhood nud Wouisnbi. ItetmbohVt' Lrtimac BmhH is more gireoilniiing ihsn auy of tlie prftarattou of Uai or tnm, imbiiiely sakr, and morepleasMnt. Ucimbold lUtrent Buchu, having receivett tne iiidoiemeiil of the iihi proin-iiicut phyieisu" in the ttit4 States, i now ol lerni lo'iiiihcu htuoauity us a certain cure lor the following and syuvptoui', fnin whatever cauM originating: General Oebility, Meiiiiil Hnd rhyical Depression, lmbiM'iluy, Jit id HUhA to the Dead, touftiMd Idetts, Hysteria, teiieial irritability, tesllet-nes and cleepuwMies at Niht, Absence of tlticuticv, Li of Appetite, lyse sia, bJiinciaiitm, L.iw pirits, iHs-irganizaiion or 1'jrahsisof tienersiioii, of the Heart, and, in tnet. all ihe cn-Cdintants of a Nervous and lH-bilbtled ctateof the ivslfin.

In iiison- the genuine, cut Ibis out. AxtiorHKLMtWH.U'S. taken oilier. Sold bv and evervshere. Frice, iH-r oolite, or bix bottles lor Ih-liv-erel to anv wtdrecs.

iiH'rile mptms in all ronuimnhiiiotis. Ad. In II. ilM.MItoLO, lntand ttH-ntical an-lnsise, 5i4 iiroatlway, ew ork. None are genuine mdess iVme up In steel eiw grnitl Tat'pfr, with far-uuUe of my Cbenu' cal areiHue, al iguel il.

T. 1IKLMIUH.U were made to-day by tho Republicans: First District II. R. Torbert, of Cecil county; Second District John T. Evans of Baltimore county; Third District General Adam King, of Baltimore county: Fourth Disti ict Of i vt'r) klml macli- of CONVEYANCER Office in Ilartman'a Building, MASSACHUSETTS STKKKT.

Will praedre in the cmirtH Ihm-jlus and iMMiiiies. A l.n-ife iiiantity iniirnetl ami niiinijiruvl luml for xule. Arknuled-nieuts taken, l4H'd, MoriKaja. and ull kiudul lejjal hantTfi ilrawu ilh oireelue(. jettlAwtf Spinner decides thai the imitation ot SUPERIOR STOCK, greenbacks, circulated among Democrats, arr a violation of the laws of Congress, and should be suppressed.

Daniel Weisel tilth District W.J. Albert, of Baltimore -county. The Rebel Massacre at Camilla. ST. Louis, Sept.

25. An Atlanta dispatch to the Democrat says an oflicial report of the Camilla massa Those issuing tlie.ii are liable to a fine and imprisonment on convic And made hy the nuwt skillful workmen. Wa can and will Hp aa Hue a ltiifrjfy an ran he iniiili- Kuhl, at It hs cmt, theivby snvin tlu irvib'ht, and keeping the money at houie( tion. Mr. O'Ncil lias been ordered by cre shows it to bo worse than at tirst WimiMmI.

AgiKHlwoinantodo liou-v work; email family. Inquire ut tirillilh Vimcnu'n hardware store. A iioallon, renter, for yourself. Why Buffer with the cold, or look ehuhhy, when there Ujut received twenty-live ca.ses of rqttcudid nice clothing, this day, ut s-qitJj-Ot V. K.

Hin.ur Beaded KrhigeU and Lined Parasols, in fact, the bent aHMortment in Lawrence, at U. M. Adwer'e, 'fiu of the Stars," 71 iu-ua-chiisiettf- stn-et Table Linens Uleaehed, half Itleached and Itnmn, HI H. M. Adwera, 71 MuuelniAHi-street, Sign of the fl-tf It I tick Lac for Veils, Just recelveU by M.

AdweM, 71 Ma-sijjOju-huseUs street, "Sign of the Stunt." flS-tf utton and Silk Sun Umbrellas, from the small! to the 'and cheap, at U. M. Ad-wer'a, "Sign of the Stan," 71 Masachiuettd street. Pirwt from the lmnrien, new Valenciennes and Haltetie lace and coll are at G. M.

Ailwer'a, Sign of the 71, Miisdachasethi atrect. While Marseilles, new lot, just received by 0. M. Adwer's, Sign of the Stars," 71, street For Nnlr for OwU. A 1' rki houte and two 1, ti, coruer of Winthrop and IiouUiana Mreets.

The honse eontninf six ginxl nuiins with closets, cellar and has both well and water; ahm agoKl etableoo the premise. It is a desirable pliMeerr way for a pleaut re-idi nce. For Halo. The store building inI Jut now occupied byUrilDthA iHincau for a hanlware store, being No. 49 31aarhiietts street, Lawrence.

The location and bad' ling are frtrairably situated liir a wholesale grocery etablbhnient. Title perfect. Inquire of Oiilith ft iHmeaa oa Ute immUes. "J'1-1' The best vfLsdies andChiMren White reported. Captain Pierce and Mr.

Murphy the President and the Attorney General to lake possession of his otlico and papers as District Attorney at Philadelphia. A row is expected in were pursued several miles. Mur phy saved his lite uyinakingtlie masonic sign. The negroes were hunted with it. mwl illr.il ujipll r-nllirlit.

consequence. Foil one whole vcar the Demo cratic members of Congress, and the The Democrats of the Legislature adopted a whitewashing report yes party generally, lought tlic constim tionid amendment abolishingslavery They appealed to tho country, and terday, ilr. Crant ot tne llouse, made'a motion to reconsider the ac Carriage Buggy iKine at low rate, of the In-st of stoi and price to cunfoiiu tu the tumn lla ing mad BUGGY MAKING AND suffered the overwhelming defeat of tion of the House in adopting the re 1864. Three members- of that party in the House and one in the Senate form port, that it might be rclerreu again to the committee with instructions honorable exceptions to the shame AFRAID. Since tho Mtiuc election the Democrats are endeavoring to go back on Blair's revolutionary letter.

Too late, lllair's nomination was virtual endorsement of his letter. Since then the party have indorsed it in a hundred different ways. Let Blair withdraw if lio does not adhere to ilnrtrines of that letter, for lie to make a full and impartial report ful conduct of their party during that trying crisis of tlio war. Vt give amendment The Democrats promptly voted down tho motion. General Sibley has sent an officer to Camilla to investigate and report Statu of Kaxsaw, ICxkm-tivkOkfick, 'Joi'KKA, MepleiiilHTU, liW.

Tlie recent actntif atrMiitjieriietratl liy hostile Inditing ujton citizens of Kansas, ith other accunmlatin ein'uiustance, indicate with unerring certainty lluit a general fmlian war inevitable. Tlie Ciiited States foree in this IV-partijent are too few in numter to answer the emergency, and the appeal- of our fr uitier settlers for protect ion and redrews cannot with honor be disreyanled. The undersigned, tliereftref hereliy calls Into active nen ice, fur a eriod of three months, unless sooner ilitt'hariil, Five Companies of Cavalry! To be organized from the Militia. of the state, for wnice upon the Itordt-r. fcaeh man will be required to ftirnih hUownhor; butane, ac-coufreinenta ami ration wiM be fnniihel by Major tieneral Sheridnn.

tine Company to lw rerniilttl in the Republican Valley, will rendeivous at Lake Sibley one Cuniany in the Solomon Valley will rentlearon at Ayersburjr.one Company will rendezvous at Salina, one Comjiany at Topt-ka, and the re-mainipcConipany ft Marion Center. Kecmitin Oftieers ill be deiuatcd fir earh Cjiany, and heu notice Of the Organization of a Company Stall have been received, the iww will musr tered and Ownpany Officers appointed. Kach Company will cn-it of rm than eichtv (0) nor more than one b'lsdred (lrt) enljted men. A the sttc ha no at present fron? which the m-n hen-by railed into service can paid, it i erprclr nndrrslo-l that all h-service bj aait the afiitu of the next Legislature. 3.

J. CBAWroUli, ep. d.wif. Governor. Skctios 1.

Neither shivery nor involuntary scrvitmie, except as a ou tho massacre. In in all it hranehea a specialty, wc can snit a lu tyk and price. eay they arc all that give dignity or Forgery. worth to the contest. RELEASE OF 8URRA.TT.

Haktforu, Sept. 24. L. D. Iloytou has disappeared, having Hosiery fo tliertty, at G.

M. Adwers, 'ijm of forgeil acceptances to tne amount puuisnmeiit lor crime, whereof the party shall- have been guilty, shall exist within the United States, or anv place subject to th-ir jurisdiction. Skc. 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

All the Democrats of the Hou-e and all in the Senate, with a single the stars," 71 jMaiwarhtisett street. i OI in tills Kiif aim oiiuiii Vkv Part Movement. furratt hits been discharged. Rev ou assigued, flaw in the iudict-nif nt. feomething is Mid About jiew indictment being framed, but White and lXtnrrl ioiton Harna- frToiM Sftnds, tounterpanet, at O.

M. Adwers. 71 JJasssrhasettx street, "Man of the Mars." New York, f-ept. 24. The delegates to the National Labor Con-mscpil resolution to appoint this probably the end of the omr.

SITFRIGE COM EXTIOX. IX nf error of date in the pibiirihn the call 6t Woiiuo utfrre Cnnenttju. and in ai'niuic iia the ih-m ol die ni' nvJen of state seen ive Ivtmnii tec; the Matt Uftitenuoa ill be held in lujkao Tuesday, the 6th day of Oct 1868, at tte Wot in'elork, p. m. Ml frirnd'e of Wnin'p Siiffnute, and all those ho are in fa-Tirl a.

i finical Kef.iinaui nih to f-e b'wel Qm ii iu--il ot thieve and pii'tH-n, are in iIm) alieui. It orjervf uaiae Avh'im ion. H. k. U'1A.

hslman of Cummitlee losu'ntkm, exception, voted against the joint LEARXED, II1DDEX 0n 1S6 and ISS, St. Factory on Vermont Street, El.lril lloasf. Liawrcnco. IC AUima jmll-dtf. 1 ffinsist in? ajfnuiii e- I of one from each Congressional Uis-I iA ewm par- resolution or April It), I8o2.

oHcriug on the part of the United States to cooperate with auy State desiring to gradually abolish slaverr, eiviiiif to Caah paid for com, oatfasd Barlvj, bjTh. MoLaturhry, Xu. Massachusetts sireetoffice of the llifswuri Lite Insurance Umianf June S-tf. mir Kni'h h.iit hie. at G.

II. Ad- "fign tf the Ma-aclmirtts trt. Ik the Republican procession at Bangor, Maine, on Thursday last, was a wasrnn tilled with mutilated Union Soldiers, bearing the motto: "This is what wcowo to tho Dem iiv, with a view to secure the clec- sik State pecuniary aid in support vt tho action. IIUIIUI IIH'II lilT-M ilU'V hour Mem. ocratic.