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KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
A small Rebellion.
Execution OF U. s. Laws Resisted,
Attempt TO Ku.KIux n Deputy
Marshall.
A small rebellion.

BOWLING GREEN, KY. Sept. 20.
Joseph Post, from Patterson, New
Jersey, an engineer on the Clarksville
Division of the Louisville and Nash
vile Rail Road, was run over and KILL
ed by last nights south bound ex-
as engineer. The north bound freight
was delayed and while waiting for
the passenger train, he unwittinly sat
down on the main track and fell asleep.
LoUIsVILLE, Sept. 20.-On Thursday
last u. s. Marshall Meriwether accom-
panied by so U. 8. soldiers under the
command of Lieut.. Drury left Louis
Vile to protect the Marshall and his
deputies in execution processes In Nell
son and Larue counties. Arriving at
Towards mills the soldiers went into
camp. Mr.. Howard who resides at the
mills, invited Marshall Meriwether to
his house to supper, he accepted the
invitation, but he had not finished his
supper before three men entered the
house with pistols intheir hands and de-
manded him to surrender, he being un-
armed he complied, they then proceeded
with him towards the woods threatening
to make short work OF him when they
got there. Mr.. Howard, however, over
took the party and told them they
should not hurt the Marshal. Mr..
Howard then accompanied the Marshal
to the camp where the soldiers were,
After arresting Charles Howard, Mr..
Holt and James Mahoney, the parties
charged with assistance in the outrage
upon the Deputy Marshals some weeks
since, and executing several summons
in debt against persons in that neigh
borhood, they returned to Louisville.
There is beyond doubt a regular organ
ization in Larue, Nelson and Marion
counties, to prevent the execution OF
any process from the q. s. Courts,
numbering from 20to 80 men.
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THE ARCTIC OCEAN.
Capt HaIrs search for she Franklin
Expedition.
Further Discoveries.

NRw YORK, Sept 10.
DR.. Gold, Of Dublin, arrived in this
city on Thursday last, from the Acrtic
Regions, and gives some interesting
particulars of Halls Arctic researches.
The expedition OF Capt. Hall has ascer.
tanned definitely the circumstances of
the death of the last two survivors OF
Sir John Franklin's party. Capt. Gro
zier and a steward of one of the vessels
died in 1854 near Southampton Island.
Capt. CroZier's watch and other relics are
in Mr.. Halls possession, and he was to
start in February or March last with
an armed party of natives and Euro
peans to secure some records LEFT by
Franklin's men in King Williams
Land
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ARKANsAS.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 10.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
A RELIGIOUS CONSOLIDATION ASSAULTED.
A letter to the Republican, dated
Walnut Grove, Arkansas, Sept. slh,
says that on the previous Sunday, at
the conclusion of religious services at
the Church in that place, the congrega-
tion was assaulted and i've of their
number shot down, one of whom died
instantly, one next day, another was
not expected to live, and the remaining
two would probably recover. The
shooting Is said 70 have been done by
Radicals, the persons shot being Con
or Democrats. No arrests
were made.
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WASHINGTON.
wAsu1NoroN, D. C., Sept. 10.
,rrEr1Na or ooNaRRss.

Mr.. Wade and Mr.. Colfax both doubt
whether there will be a quorum on
Monday, but Mr.. Coliax said in a con-
versation that either House can take q
recess from time to time till a quorum
be present, thus extending the legis-
Is stated as the result of a conference at
which Messrs. Wade, Colfax, Schenck
and others were present, that another
recess shall be taken to the 18th of Oc-
tober. There seems to be little doubt
of securing a quorum before the legis-
lative day OF the 2Ist. SIR. Wade will
be the guest OF Mr.. COlfax during the
reCpss
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ExPLosIoN OF A CARTRIDGE FACTORY.
NEwcYoRK, Sept. 19.
A special from Uetre, France, last
evening, says: A closer examination of
the ruins OF the cartridge factory and
an official Investigation OF persons en-
ployed in the works, lead to the still
more sorrowful conclusion that forty
six persons were killed and one hun
dred and ten badly wounded by the
explosion which occurred this morning.
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APPOINTMENT.

At the Instance of prominent Demo-
Gratis Governor Yarmouth has appoint
ed George A. Fosdick, Vice President of
the Chamber of Commerce, to be a
member of the State Board of Regis
tration, the other two members being
Republicans, 1t being understood that
the same rule will be carried out in the
appointment of local boards. at a
meeting of the State Board on the 18th
inst, q majority of the Board decided
that they would not under any circum-
stances Whatever permit Democrat to
be placed on any Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. Fosdick presented n protest against
this action, but the chairman and one
member constituting majority they
refused to recede from their position.
Governor Yarmouth states that he does
not approve the action of the Board of
Registration, but he has NO control
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mAssACHusErIs.

sPRrseRrRID, Mass.rsept. 10.
The stock of Weiss & Haynes, deal
ers in window shades and paper hang
ings, I79 Main street. was damaged
last night, by fire and water, to the e1-
tent of s., 600. The loss is fully cover
ed by insurance.
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REBRAsRA.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.


81 LOUIS sept ~
ATTACKED ny INDIANS.
An Omaha dispatch says party of
Government surveyors were surprised
by Indians on Republican river, south
OF Fort Kearney, on Wednesday, and
Edward Malone, fagman, was killed.
The remainder escaped, but lost all
their instruments, supplies and one
team.
BRADFoRD'S MAJORITY.
The Dsnever tribune of Wednesday
makes Bradford's majority for Con-
gress 60, with two precincts to hear
from.
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THE FNPRRss RoBBERY.
ToRoNTo. Sept. 70.

TORONTO, Sept. 10.
The express robbery extradition case
was again before the Police Magistrate.
Dana aThompson, one of the prisoners,
made a full confession in his evidence
which was given with an object of
proving the case one of embezzlement,
which has created a sensation. The
case has been adjourned until Friday
next, to enable the prosecution to bring
witnesses from New York.
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xRw wHAmPsHIRE.

MANcHEsrRR, N. H., Sept. 10.
The State fair just closed was the
most successful one ever held. Re-
ceipts 1900 dollars. Distributed In
premiums 5000 dollars,
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WHO were the first Ru-Klux2 The
patriots who disguised themselves as
Indians to throw the tea into Boston
harbor.-Re0isteT.
Who were the last Ku-Kux9 The
"Jef. Davis, Bsauregard and Leu De-
mocracy who Paraded our streets last
Thursday.
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a x b S
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
YOURS FOR NOTHING.-su

ANY one who sends MS an order for FIyo
N5l Axes, at one dollar and y half eaehS
with the cash, will receive one extra, Tor
nothing.
We VIII put our Axe alongside OF any
other maze and prove 1t the best finished
and The largest sleel, measuring two and a
half inches.
We have made Axes for rtwenty-twoy yeais,
and won't yie!d the palm In shape TO any
manufacturer, and YET confess that . sucker
or Illinois" called CoLBURN, beat us In his
Gus edge makes the same labor produce
twice as much effect.
TuB CUT Is LlKETHE COL RIJRy PATENTAxE-
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CINCINNATI, Sept. :

HEENAN AND A'COOLE-
A letter was received here to-day
from Mike McCoole, dated at st. Louis,
expressing his Willingness to enter the
ring with Heenan for a stake of five
thousand dollars, providing that any
man in America be selected as stake.
holder other than Frank Queen. John
franklin of this city, holds Heenan's
first deposit of $500, and Mr.. Hays is
ready to cover It upon the acceptance
of the terms proposed.
BUCKEYE RACING CLUB.
The fall meeting of the Buckeye RAJ
cling Climb commences on Saturday
A man named Cooper Rosenberger
committed suicide yesterday by blow
ing his brains out with q pistol.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.

SHIPMENTS OF sPKCIE.
The shipment of specie for Europe
amounts 10 $35, 900.
FIRE-RLEvEN HUNDRED PEOPLE
THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
The extensive carpet factory of E. s.
Higgins & Co., in West 4Sd street, was
partially destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss Sl75, 600; not fully insured.
Eleven hundred people have been
thrown out OF employment.
SENATOR sPRAGUE.
Senator Sprague is reported as being
confined to his house in Providence
with a broken leg.
Deaths this week 5l5.
SUICIDE.
A negro girl committed suicide yes
faFday In Jersay CITY nv taking oaria
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MARSHALL coUNTY.
A. Barrv vrites us from Dallas :

w. A. Barry NElIes US lEOnl OAAass
A Grant and Colfax Club was organ
lied in this place on the 7th inst We
had q meeting of the same last even
ing to attend to some business. The
thing goes on4well, and we expect to
have grand time on the 9th of Octo-
ber next. That is the day set for the
Republican meeting In this place. We
expect some "biE guns" present to ad-
d ress the Meeting.
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FeII from n stock Car and instantly

PTTsBURGH, Sept. 20.
A drover, named Washington Marsh,
fell from n stock car last night on the
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne q Chicago Rail-
road, near Massillon, was run over and
instantly killed.
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TIE LAND OF JAPs.
Highly Important News.

Tho Japs are Weu.-The MIkadO's
.UncIo becomes MlRado-Ehe
M1kRdO 1B Requested TO
ReSlEu--NeW m1KadO
comes In
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OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10.

The body of Mary jeffrey, an insane
girl who left home on West Side last
Wednesday, was found in the river to-
night, naked, with stab in the left side
suHcient to cause death. An inquest
will be held tomorrow.
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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10.

LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
The Senate, yesterday, passed finally
the negro equality bill, which prohibits
distinctions being made in any place of
public resort, or in any public convey
nenaltY of fine and imprisonment.
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sendaI Captures sIrakaWn in
Onn1nIO8H.
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CANADA.
OTTAWA, Sept. 10.

OTTAWA, Sept. ~.
DISCHARGE OF WRIGHT, DUaGAN AND
EAGLEsoN APPLIED FOR.
Applications for the discharge OF
Wright, Duggan, and Eagleson have
been sent to the Governor General at
the Instance of Mr.. O'Reilly.
A detective is here who recognizes
SlRtterly as a member of a New York
Fenian circle, and It is expected that
further facts will be developed concern
ing the conspiracy.
NEW RECIPROCITY TREATY.
It is thought that the prospects for a
new reciprocity treaty are very slight.
it Is considered that 1t will very much
depend on Mr., Seward
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at cannot say am opposed to negro
suffrage so much as I am opposed to
tho way in which the Southern States
have been admitted. II = majority OF
the people ofthe Southern States are
I,aw.a D
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Reinforcing EedC

aIikado Hives at Hugerosa, neal
ShOnai I'm SendaI.
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DecapItatlon I'm Kabe.
sAN FRANoIsoo, sepl. %

YOkOhamn and other jaw.brealzIBs
ports open.
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niXer md Weathe1

river md Weather
> PuTsBURGH, Sept. 10.
River i've feet seven inches falling.
weather clear. Mercury 72o.
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Aco1DENr-rwo MRx KILLED.

A negro girl committed suicide yes
terday in jersey City by taking paris
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Yeddo ReWspaperless---Y
Guarded.
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sEprENBER 19-FLoUR-steady and
prices unchanged.
GKAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 6l for No.
1 In store.
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A LII wanting employment can have a
"a good business by addressing DAVIS q
BRO, az Sansom street. PhlIadelphia.
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Deatn of MitO, father OF e1-TyeOOn.
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Cary a "RIEEcr sunrage''.Ite.

[Extract from the speech of s. F.
Cary, on Wheeling Island, last Thurs
hau1
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SEPTEMBER 19.-FLoUR-Uncha
GRAIN-Wheat-DuI sales OF white
Michigan at & Is; sales No. Chicago
spTIurZ al about 81 65aI 66. COrn-D1u
al SI 67aI OS. Barley-Actiye and high
er; western 81 20. oAts.D1u At 6oc'
Rye-Quiet and lower az SI %.
FREIaHrs-Unchanged.
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'TTVS TVTIOG TNOLVTgp

Hundreds OF articles for families At ONE
DOLLAR each New Fan Circular now
ready. CneckB 10 cents each, describing ar
ncle. Greatlndncements TO Agents. 5TOCK-
NAN q 90, - Water street, Boston, Mass.
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N9e " II \ = Al-ANE1
6Iz Sc. Charles 81, street LOuIs, No
WHO treats eonfidentiaIIy an delicate. IN
wv trtcate and long standing complaints.
publishes q pamphlet which should be read
by every young man in America Send tSgo
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RI00D mANHOoD-Nolhing so I'M
OAOOOs portant. Sebd two stamps Tor
sealed u pages on the whole subject. DE-
MHIITIEk, confidential phyHiciRn, 6II fst
Charles street, 81. Louis, Mo-, stands uTe-
emiuently above all otheFs In mis- BpeciHifV
No matter who failed, state your clse Pa
ttents treated BY mali In every State.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-04-04

MANY OF the Democratic papers seem to
think that the question of the guilt or in
nocence of President johnson turns upon the
constitutionality of the Tenure of Office law.
The Presidents counsel are undoubtedly
men of too much legal ability to entertain
this view, although they have attempted to
mislead the unsophisticated by introducing
into their answer TO the articles of impeach-
ment, somewhat lengthy argument against
the constitutionality Of the law. The follow
ing extract, however, from a statement of
Robert J. Walker, one of the first lawyers
in the land, a Democrat, and an adviser and
friend of Johnson, places the matter in such
a light that all may see its absurdities. Mr.
Walker says:
II called upon General Thomas early on
Saturday morning. at the War office, and
communicated to him in friendly way nv
opinion that any such order would te a null
ity, and would subject him to serious con-
sequences, especially if any such collision
should occur. l told him that he had no
right, nor had the President. to disobey a
law OF Congress upon the assumption that
it was unconstitutional. and that if this Were
not so the President might set aside all the
laws of Congress since the foundation of the
government, upon the ground thas they
were unconstitutional. That the President
possessed no such power. because it was not
an executive, but exclusively judicial
power and that all the laws of Congress
must be obeyed and executed by the Presi-
dent, unless their execution was restrained
by the highest Judicial authority. That to
declare law unconstitutional was not only
the exercise of judicial power, but the high
estjudicial power, and only to be resorted
to by the Courts where, in their Judgment,
the act was clearly unconstitutional. and
that in all doubtful cases, the Court had
uniformly refused to interfere with the exc
cution of the law"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-04-04
Lyons Flea Powder,


1t is well known that Lyons genuine Mag.
netic Powder will perfectly destroy every
thing In the shape of feas. ticks. bedbugs.
reaches, &c. that it is perfect poison to the
insect tribe, but entirely harmless to the hu-
man species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches, etc., are in every
house. This powder is their natural death.
1t should be in every cupboard
JoHN L. RoME, Esqo Superintendent of the
New York City Hospital, says: at
is the only sure article we have ever used -
NEW YORK HOTEL PRoPRIEToRs saw ave
have used
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
for exterminaiing insects and vermin, with
entire satisfaction.
COLEMAN & STETsoN, Astor House.
5. L. COzzENs, American Hotel.
ACKER TREADwELL. st. Nicholas Hotel.
s. LELAND & Co., Metropolitan Hotel.
Testimony of this character might be add
ed to any length. Wherever it is used it ad
vertises itself
The genuine has the signature Of E. Lyon
and the private stamp Of DeMAs BARNES S
Co. Any thing else of this kind is an ini-
tation or counterfeit. Any druggist will
procure the genuine if you insist YOU will
have no other.
Sold by all druggists and general store
Keepers In every town and mining camp on
'ne aclnc ooast' ltc-is-n9:1SG7.]
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Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish
origin. imparting beauty to the complexion
and briliancy to the mind. is yet unknown
to the commerce Of the world, and we with
hold lts name for the present.
With this recipe before the community.
and e7ldences Of effects meeting them on all
sides, the success of DR.. DRAKE stands found
ed upon the rock OF truth. Almost every
family has some case Of suffering which the
PLANTATION BiTTERs will alleviate and cure
1hey are recommended by the highest
medical authorities, and are warranted to
produce an Immediate beneficial effect. They
are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure
and harmless
NoTIcE.-Anv person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitlcrs in bulk OR hy the Gallon
IS Il swlndler and inpostcr 1t is put up
only in our log cabin bottle. Beware cr bot
Ties reiilled with imitation deleterious stuff.
ior which several persons are already in nris
on. See that every bottle has our United
otates stamp over the cork unmutilatcd. and
our signature on stecl-plate side label
Sold by respectable dealers throughout
the habitable giote.
E'.EE. DESAsAG5 Ea Co., New York.
Sole Prnprielors.
ssEDENGE'DN 81 CO.,
saaER Francisco,
Agents kog California sssa.s yeyss<s.a
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MeXtCaRa Mustang EisaSzsacnst.

The merits of this Liniment are we'll
known. Its effects are instantaneous, sooth-
ing and wonderful
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings. are so
common, and certain to occur in every fam
lily, that bottle of this Liniment is the best
Investment that can be made.
1t is more certain than the doctor il
saves time in sending for the doctor-it is
cheaper than the doctor, and should never
be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING
Il take pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Linment as a valuable
and indispensable article for Sprains. Sores.
Scratches or Calls On Horses. Our men
have used it for Burns, Bruises, Sores. Rileu-
matism, DC, and all say il acts like maeic.v
J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for Amer'n.
Wells, Fargo's & Harnden's Express.
The sprain of my daughters ancle, occa-
stoned while skating last winter, was entire
~ cured III one week, after she commenced
using your celebrated Mustang Liniment." "
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l, 1865
Ed. SEELY.
Quick and sure it certainly is. All gen.
ulne is wrapped in steel-platc engravings,
bearing the signature of G. w. Westbrook,
Chemist, and the prioute U. S. stamp of
DEMAs BARNES d Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II
with cheap stone plate label. Look c!ostIy ,
Sold 10y all Druggists. and Stores, at Is
and SO cts. and 81.
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WE publish, in this issue, portion of the
proceedings of the State Union Convention,
which will be of interest to all of our readers
who have not read them as printed in full
by the city papers. The resolutions have
the right ring and are such as will meet with
the unqualified appreciation of all Union
men of the State. The Union party is. as the
resolutions state, the party of progress, and
its history is the history of civil, individual
and natural liberty. Such a party has
nothing to gain by concealment of its active
principles. 1t will never pay for it to have
two sets of principles-one for the public use
and the other for its private guidance-to
look one way and row another. We believe
that the enunciation of party principles has
usually been reserved until the National
Convention has given the key note, at any
rate this has been Democratic practice-but
there is no occasion for such reser vation
here. There is no fear that the Chicago
Convention will adopt any set of opinions
which will call for US to go back on any
of the resolutions of our State Convention.
Hang out our banner then at once upon the
outer wall! Let our trumpet blow no
uncertain sound Progress and universal
liberty are our watch-w word and by them we
Will conquer