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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCUE PONDER,
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
IN
(Sfsrrk, 1ses6S~he, Had Asre~Sh, 1ss~rss
sesess, .asshsss, Bresebtsis, lssSks,
D~0fWess, G,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS In
Head. Throat and vOcai Organs.
This Remepy does not"Dry up a Catarrh but
IOOSENS IL, frees the head of all offensive mat.
ter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
allays and sO0thes the burning heat In Cat
arrh is so mild and agreeable in its effects that
it positively
Cures without SneeZing!
As Troehe Powder. Is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, Instantly
gives to the Ihrodt and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort
Is the best Ioiee Tonic in the world
Try II! Safe, Reliable, and only 81 Cents,
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON lC0.. Prop'rs, Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, G. c. Goodwin co. Rsss
BROTHERS, Bird, Boston. ". W. whipple CO.,
Portland. c. q. Peck, and wiggin 4 rarcher
Agents for Ellsworth. lysptillseps3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09

STANLEY stiruest Chippewa Fails. Wis. write,
We Wi-I Hou would send good supply OF All"ns
Lung Balsain, as u /. grtin6 10 be one OF the ne
ccs>ary iusutuuoL. oftsr country. 1t sells we'll,
and gsss entire siiti4,tion 10 those nsins u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09
The Elections the 18th.

The interest conferred in the State cleo
tions TO be held next Tuesday. has never
been exceeded. All eyes are turned TO
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Nebras-
ka, for the decision OF the Presidential re-
suit will be settled in these states. The
interest is intensified by the fact that each
party claims each of these States, and the
combin2d electoral vote of the three first is
-63
The Tribune talks hopefully: We quote
below from the DAILY Of the 9th -
PESNsYLvASIA. ONO. INDIANA. aud
NEBRASKA. hold their state Elections re-
spectiyely on Tuesday. the 18th inst,
when Representatives in the XLIst.. Con-
gress are TO be chosen in each, with Legis-
latures. except part the Senate; aud the
Pennsylvania Legislature now to be chos-
en- will elect L. 5. Senator in place OF
Mr.. Buckalew (Dem as that of Indiana
will another in place Of Thomas A. Hen
bricks (Dem.) who i. runnin. for Govern
or for the four years ensuing against Con-
rad Baker, (Rep.) The Legislature about
TO be chosen in Nebraska will also elect q
United States Senator TO succeed Thomas
w. Upton. whose term expires on the 4,h
OF March next. Some minor State Officers
are - i.c chosen in "A four States. The
catEIs~ 20 each has been very animated
M ".I. increase in intensity TO the end
Tia vote in each will probably be large I
th..h any ever hitherto polled.
The following is the vote of each of these
States i, its more recent elections:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09

=. l.. Allen. well known druggist, nj New Lon :
don, onnf writes - that Allen. Lung Sslsaa 10
tayo-sbiy received ~ tho afflicted. lie says: a
have rstsilsd nsafl, four doxss bo.iss over my
counter, and 1t has given good sails faction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09

MANY lett 70 like the abNvs are daily received
foeh II parts of the country. The demand ior it
from tsliorpia ~ lArssf = remedy recently
offered for SALE, We have sold hu, II els of dox-
t. 40 to that fnT-of region OF Eolt II cures
ard that accounts for its great Sncccss. Noos nae
II who do not, in return. - ai.ni II 10 ,hcir
friends. AenCs ii great sole IEIt6 u "a bottle :.
Inns
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18
Gen. S. A HurIbuf.

We arc PLEASED to learn that this
distingu ished soldier and orator will
visit our city, and address the people
on the political issues Of the day, on
n ext Monday, night, Seplsmber 2lstt.
Major General HURLBUT is well
Known in the country as the COM
niander Of the C. Fighting Fourth Di-
vision " of General GRANTS army at
the battle of Shiloh, and as one of
the first officers of the Western army
during the late war. He is one of the
most able lawyers In the State of Fill
nois, and is representedlte be one of
the most eloquent spsqksrs and keen
est debaters In the country. AS
Elector at Large on the Republican
ticket. he is actiFelEcepgaged. in the
canvass in that Safe, but has con-
sented to make a few speeches, in
indiana. He IS deserving of hearty
reception at the hands of his old SOL
dier comrades, and we doubt not cur
citizens will turn out in large num-
bers to hear him .aa.;.sI r.. r7alasJ
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u n 6, eglfisl Eg CIAL
CInclhnatI MerHeI.


By TelegraPh.l CIScINSATI. sept, II.
FLoUR17-In fair demand; family, 50 OO@
WHEAr-FIrn3er and in demand at 81 s5
CoRN-DulI, supply large, and nrices de-
clined TO 95gD9Sc Tor ear and sheIled.
pAFs-5iTmeriat 5s@6O for No. Ito choice
kfEIDan, and prices dropping; No. 1.
=, E4EhE5 sAii. :, steady; Fau = 2oa2 30; Spring
ToB 4oCo-7rn good demand at fun prices;
sales Of lH0 hogsheads. ~ fLleo1 i
WHIsKY-Scarce and firm at zoe in bond
and 81 30ffee. -
Mess FoRK--steady at s29, with sales of
LARD-In demand; sales of 500 tierces at
lS56@i9e; ehiefysJhe latter rate.
BULK a ,MIATi "a Ii. .--oplt; shoulders 1I1<c, and
BAcoN-In fan consumpfive demand at
I21sgl3c for shoulders, l59 l514e for clear
rio sides, and 15l4gl61zc for clear sides,
smoked and packed Tor some months,
which e2nilnees 10 be offered rather
HAMs-SusaT.eured dull at 2Oa2lc.
BUTFEB-Firln at 33Ig3Sc
CHEEsE--Scarce and in good demand at
for factory.
FGGs-FIrm at zoe.
a APPLfs-Plenty at 81 5OG4 90 per barrel.
PEACHEss-In demand at & 00@3 GO per
oILs-Lin>e eed oil. 81 10, with sales Of l85
DaFIel5s no change IN lard OIL.
SUGAR-tirm a full prices.
EoFF EL-Ln good demand; sales OF $50
bags OF fair To good at 2ztGz4c.
ofhy, S3a3 10. 80 -ifI
DEEg CATrGE-Eirnl at s3a6 25 for com.
mon 10 prlmej and extra shipping at
HeGs-Firm at slOal1 50 gross. for 800 to
$50 pounds averages
GuLD-lH14, buying.
EXeEfA NGE Par buyiug and I-Igth Dre-
miuIn selling; maTke Il finn.
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CANADA.
YACHT gace-LIFesy Stable Burned
Woman Found Dead In her House.

MONTREAL, September 17.-Papin' S
livery stable was burned last night,
and number of Stock horses intend
ed for exhibition at the Provincial
Fair were burnedsto death.
The ATTENDANCE. at the Provincial
Fair yesterday aud to-day was large.
Capt. Woosley, of the Sixth Rifles,
has so far NADIA the highestscore at
the rifle meeting
Toronto, Canada, September IT,
A woman named Larkin was found
dead in her house this afternoon.
Her husband has been arrested on
suspicion of causing her death. He
and disreputable woman were found
dunk in the house at the time the
body Of his wife was lying neglected
on a sofa.
= very cold snow fell at Aurora,
four miles north Of this city, last
night.
z OTTAWA, Canada, September IL
Patrick Blakely, one of the accom-
to be insane. Bail will probably be
accepted for Eagle on, Enright, and
Murphy, the other accomplices.
Whalen most strongly protests that
he did not shoot Magee, but knows
who did, aud it is expected he will
make Il full confession before long.
QUEBEC. September 17.-Thc yacht
Monette, of this city, won race to-
day for the code of signals; distance
sixty miles, in five hours aad thirty
five minutes. During portion Of
the race the yachts sailed against the
tide.
. The weather here is cold and rainy
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4ATEsr NEWS ITEMS

Cold closed in New Yoik yesterday at
1925.
The telegraph reports the weather very
cool Easi. la New York on the nth the
Thermometer stood at 45s early in the
morning.
A Halifax dispatch of date the 18th says:
In the House. last evening petition was
presented from the merchants of the city
praying that n commissioner be sent to
Washington to look over the Nova,
Scotia interests, In connection with the
Reciprocity Committee, appointed TO pro-
pare resolution on the subject.
A Roston dispatch OF date the 1Tth says.
Lieut-Col. r. W. Kenngon, resident OF
Tweed, died from the effects of taking
Iaudauum, on the evening of the 10th at
the Boston Hotel Afrer taking the pol
son he informed Mr.. Pray, the landlord, OF
Il, aud said s. L repent CT the act; do all
yol can 10 save me-" PhysIciahs were
immediately called, and all known renee,
dies were used, but without avail. e Use o.
A Toronto, Canada, dispatch of date the
lrth says: The express robbers were again
before the Police Commissioners to-day.
Dan. Thompson was discharged. He then
gave evidence for the defense, which went
u shOv That tue robbery was planned
with the corporation of the express mes-l
seuGer; that there was no violence used,
and that the offeuse was simply embez
ziernent, which Is not extraditional.
A New York dispatch of date the nth
says: Tue following is the resi- of the
racing al Patterson. New Jersey, yestere
day Steeple chase, three miles: Starlight
first, Bemo orse second, Tycoon third. Time
y minutes and l3 seconds. second race,
the Passatc Handicap Sweepstakes, three
miles and a distance; Aldebran first, Con-
nelly second, Harry Booth third. Time
minutes and Al seconds. The third race
was selling race, one and a half mile
dash; Bonnie Doom first, Richmond sec
oud, Enshantress third Time 2 minutes
ana 40i< seconds.
City 0f Mexico advices of the 18th inst.
state that the ministerial crisis is ended,
a. two votes In The Supreme Court, those
OF Justices PalayO and Velasco. decide the
ques ion IN favor of allowing senior Lerdo
de Hejada to hold his place on the bench
aad The portfolio of foreign affairs, at the
same time. The question of who shall be
Minister OF GobeInGciont and Attorney
General viii now be soon settled. It is
prob ,uie that Seuor Iglesias will be ap-
pointed The opposition press condemn
Secretary Seward for HIS late treaties
about ntturaIized citizens.
\ Buffalo, New York dispatch OF date
tine l7th, says: The Eleventh Annual Con-
vention of the Machinists' and Black
smiths International Union of North
America is now being held here. The ses-
sion commenced yesterday afternoon with
resident o. b. Daily in tho Chair. r. III.
Merely, OF Middleport, was chosen Secre-
tary. The President ade an address. In
which he recon M ended the establishment
OF an intelligence Office for the aceomnno-l i
d8ttOn employees The Convention will
probably continue in session three days.
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; New Yora Drg GOODS AarGet.

BY 4eiegraph. ~ 81 NEW YORK. Sept lT.
DRY GooDs-Fhis being a Jewish hfyli-
day, coupled with the recent fall in COT
ton and consequent decliae ia goods, the
fidenee in prices OF cotton fabrics has be-
come SO that If goods We're now offered.
based with cotton at 20c per pound
they wO'Jld be loihs 10 purcnass any
tai i.g4-IlOt-ss0S0lGte4y required for i'm
mediate use, .rega. diess of cJSf I,y-
man z trown4 4s!feetings are selling as
low as ljc; Bartlett bIeached. by the pack
5ge, Ht j 70. Smithfield Is per Sard by the
case; Allen s, Richmon's, Oriental. Amer
icRn ana Lancaster prints are selling at Is;
NeFrilnacGs l819c; COeheco lie; Tor their
lri ATS, AinoSkeag was redaced to I2c: IO-
well i0l%c, aud &amsutta sc; in cOlOred
cotton s21lghaTn5 or declines there is no
change; StiH goods and wOolenS are gem
orally sea dy, though less animated. Cot
ton and PRINT cloths are held with firm
ness, under more favorable news from
Liverpool. reporting al active market for
mi 1diing Gp.and cotton.
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EU ROPE
Icy Atlantic TeIeEraph.

BRUSSELS, September IA letter
to the Independence Beige, from Con
stantinople, dated the 8th inst, sta les
that an attempt of the GreekSof Chi
COS, to celebrate the daY1of baptism OF
The Grecian King, was suppressed by
the Turkish authorities. a Greek
ahdche of the American consulate
was one of the persons arrested. 1t
is said Admiral Farragut petitioned
for his release, but the petition was
refused and the man was taken in
confinement to the Dardanelles.
sCOTLAED.
EDINBURa, September IL = Sir
Robert Napier has arrived, and is
rendered the freedom Of the city.
FRANCE.
I PARIS, September 17.-=Rio Janiero
advices state that Brazil has apollo
gized for the detention OF tho United
States gunboat Wash.
The Emperor was enthusiastically
received by the troops at Lavernazan.
PARIS, September 1.-THE feeling
on the BOurse Is improving. Rentes
closed at GO francs and 80 cestimes.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 17.-Teiegrams
from Yokohomo, of July 26th, an
nounce active military operations on
foot, but give no details.
= LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times con.
trasts the political canvass in Great
Britain with that in the United
States. la both cases the electors
are new ones here. In England there
are many contests, differIngin men
and principles. and the results a con-
fused hubbub, in which no one sound
is heard above the rest. Incidents
thus far have been peaceful, even
negative, but the eight weeks remainz
ing before election, may warm the
contest now. so quiet.
The Times dwells on the violent
animation of the Presidential fight
in the United States, and calls an
American general election an Ameri-
can carnival The American people
may be serious, and interested, but
they allow most eccentric aud gro
tesque characters to represent the
whole people, which does them some
but less harm than is com
monty thought.
Benjamin Moran, the Secretary of
the American legation has gone on
q special mission to st. Petersburg
He also carries dispatches to the
American Embassy at Berlin.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Min
ster at Berlin, Is travelling in South
Germany. -
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WASHINGTON.
Gaugers Appointed disappointment OF
StOFekeepers = Internal Revenue
Collector Of GrpenVIlle, Tennessee,
Axis for Troops 10 Enforce the Col
lection of the Revenue.


WASHINGTON, a Sept. I7.-Circular
letters have been issued by the De-
partInent of the Interior and of the
Justice of the North German Union,
in conformity with the recent treaty
with the United States, instructing
officers that no action must be taken
against the former. subjects of the
German Confederation for unauthor-
ICED emigration, who may produce
proof of 'hnving become naturalizeo
American citizens. h,go9mgs1
10 N MoLeon Taylor is ordered to
San Francisco as Government pur-
chasing agent Major Ball is ordered
to Alaska as Commissary. Lieulenant
H6xie, OF the Engineer Corps, is or.
dered to J efferson Barracks, Missouri.
The following guagers were ap-
pointed to-day: s. Miller, Fourth
District of Tndiana; s. NJ. Weaver.
Fourth District of. Indiana; B. i.
Bullen, Third District of Indiana; ;
Alex. j. Todd. Second District ofoIu-
diana; James Mckee, Tenth District
of Illinois; Robert G. Peters, Sixth
District of Ohio. -. ~, .,-.,s
The following storekeepers were
appointed to-day: John A. oEmrle
Keath, Harry Pease, and David Run
man, of Chicago. slat-s - -
The Senate Chamber and the Hall
OF Representatives are nearly ready
for occupation. The Winter fur
nlture has been replaced.
ABOUT SIX members are In the city.
Inc impression prevails at the Capital
that there will be no quorum on Mon.
/ day. s-lttt Es.F sFr a-..--- ....,
The Internal Revenue Collector at
Greenville, Tennessee. asks for four
hundred mounted troops to enable
him to collect the revenue from dis
tillers and others in his district. who
threaten to murder him and his as
sistants if they attempt to make
seizures for non-payment of taxes.
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NAM Enrk Mnrkar.

BY TelegTaph.l NEW YoEK. Sept. Il.
COTTON FiTmer with a fair busfp ess
dolni sales OF l,SJJ bales at 2615c for
inldd1ng TIP ands ;cf sing quiet
FLoUR--Keceipt pts Is I3l barrels: Irregular
aun unsettled; common grades heavy and
lower; sale of $500 barrels n Sc SOa7OO for
superilue WTesttra 81 7Oag y for extra
" este a is9 Sl@l0 30 for viii e wheat extra ;
q w SS9'g ~ . }ot round hoop Ohio; So 75@
10 W Tor ~. Louis: 2 70 800 Is 80 for good 10
choice do, closing quiet. California -four
beaFyi Fales OF 7IO SACKS, at 50 Quail %.
hye aour quiet sales OF eco barrels at So rs
GoRN MEAL -Qulet; sales OF 500 barrels
Westeln at - 81.
sEY-t'lrines: sales OF 900 barrels in
WHEAT TEeoeipts so8. SOB bushels; 2elc
ebe % ~ 2iEis, 4t.a without sS DECIDED
at 81 q TOR No. Spring; 81 Sal S5iS for
No. do, the latter for choice; 81 So for
& 1892 ~ for good Winter red Western !;
- lYe9z ~ st0r 5ch0ide amber Michigan (;
o. NO. ~ for waite Michigan; 81 G5 for
RYE-Qutet.
BARI,I.Y--Iltrmer; sales Of 1880 bushels
prime Ganada West at 81 S..
~. BAkLEx lALr- Quiet; ;sales of lo00 bush
CONS Receipts 5000; bushels; market
lc lower; sales of I5G.e09 busuels Al 81 lI55a
q lss3 for unsouud ;sst l90i - for sound
IN Seq. Western 81 1901 - for do. in store /;
81 ziGt - Tor white Western
OATS Receipts 225, fiS bushels; market
IOWSf ana more act We; sales OF Is 900 BUSH
els At 65G6ec Tor new western at he DEPOT
feTior
RICE Dull at o1lQgl01%e for Carolina.
CoFfI1E ito quiet and unchanged
Me1eabo IN demand; sales I,5O0 bags at
l6Gl6Izc Ia sod. as. Il
SUtA&-AcllYe and firm; sales $50 hhds
Cuba % l0549ll5s, and 225 boxes Havana at
lOL@i53{e.
MoLASsEs Active aud hizher on prime;
sales Of l5O0 hhds Porto Rico at 5s96ic.
HoIss Quiet al .0930c for American
PETRO EUaf Quiet q : Ijc for crude and
soc tor refined IN BOND.
PORK pun AZ q heavy; sales of 10000
b1tGess - s. - 40 ~ for mess; closing al
~ % cash c-90.5 i Tor Old ditto S2iG2I 50
for prime: t2G 1895 81 FOR prime mess.
BEEF -DuiI; SaIes OF I35 barrels at SI44
so % Tor few fIfain mess; $50 jed q 70 for
new extra II Css; tierce beef duh at s2l0s33
for PRIME mess; S301:6 for India mess
Beet Hams quiet at ajM3ic.
CUT MEATs-DfOOpIEg; sales of $50 pack
ages at l2g i}c for .shonldeTs; I4gl9c for
hamss futdQ q dull ana declining.
IARD-A S~fade tfrIEer; sales oil 40 tierces
at 0tz9 Ulsc for steam : chic fly at z04201Sc:
20l4E20lzc Tor Kettle rendered; also 250
tieEcess prime steam bus ers' Septen ber at
29l &C. r.ss-...
BgTrE.-2uIet at SG83S: for ohio; 3sg4Ic
CHEEsE-Duil atIS8171ac for common to
prime.
FREIGHTs ITO liverpool frmer; engage
ments OF 25,oo3 bush els ofwheat at 51z@514d.
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81, Eeafs Market.

By Telegra phi ST. LOUIS, Sept. IT.
ToBACCO- Unchanged
CogToH-S otiiing uoing,
HEHP-Dulf and Unchanged.
FLOUR-teutet and dut', and tn 2 de mani
is conf nei TO low grades; sales of SUPER
6pe at fJ 5996 10: extra IS 25G7; double
extra 81 3994 .; fancy $40 759l2.
WHEAT-ln iatF demand at yesterdays
quotatIous.
CokN = Duu, with very little d demand:
sales OF choice yellow at SIC, and white at
OATs-Quietand unchan2 ell at 52957c for
com mon 20 choice.
RY-E FIrn a 81 1G8l 49,
= BARLEY-Heavy at 81 S091 s. for good to
prime. -...---
PORK-Dull at SegI29 p.
BULK MEATs-&hUuld lders 1I5zc: clear sides
lje 8
BAe }S-Daif and very1ittIe doing small
sales Of dear sites at lGj49izc; clear RIB
I6I<c, shoulders I2t4 lcI}c.-
LAKD-Firm bat I3aetive at 19tla20 in
tierIteS. lJ-
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Canadian Intelligence.
The State of the Weather
North---Frosts, &c.
Accidents, Fires, &o.
WHEELING, VA.
Large Political Demonstration.


WHEELING, w. Va, September II.
The largest political demonstration
of the campaign here was made by
the Democracy to day. At an early
hour the streets were thronged by
mechanics, farmers, and workingmen
from Eastern. Ohio, Western, Penn
sylvania, and Western Virginia, WI 0
formed procession miles in length.
After paradIng the principal streets,
the throng assembled on the Fair
Grounds, aud were addressed from
three, stands by Hon. Hester Clymer
of Pennsylvania, and HOnaS. f. Cary
and Senator Thurman of Ohio. The
Germanswere addressed by Mr.. Jeup.
editor of the Cincinnati YolkSfreund.
Judge Lang, Henry S. Walker of
West Virginia, and Richard Treyel-
lick of Michigan will follow Tonight.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the republica-
tion OF the complete and unreserved
vindieati1n which was made by the
editors of both the Democratic papers
of this city during the past year, the
Courier has continued its attacks, by
cowardly innuendoes upon me, devot-
ing considerable portion of its COLI
umns daily to tho subject. The reading
of the articles which were published in
the JOURNAL on Saturday satisfy
every candid and honest citizen of the
falsity Of the Courier's insinuations,
and excuse me from any further no
tice Of them. +.
l5is part Of the contract between
the rebel Democracy of Kentucky
and tie Copperhoad Democracy of
indiana Lat the Courier should per-
sistently follow up this work of defa-
nation. 1t takes its cue from the
rebel papers Of Kentucky. Not sim
gle officer Of the Federal army from
Kentucky, who had anything to do
with the secessionists of that State
during the war, and who was faithful
to the Government and in earnest In
the work Of suppressing the rebellion,
but has been abused, viIi6ed, perse-
Gated, ostraeised FROM society,""
driven from his native State, and, in
some instances, followed with the
fury Of tho rebel fends and foully
murdered. 1t is not strange that the
irresponsible and unknown hirelings
from Kentucky, who have been i'm
ported to instruct the Democracy of
Nanderburgh through the Courier,
should bring with them the same
spirit Of malevolence against officers
OF the Federal army from Indiana, who
did anything to punish the rebels of
Kentucky. Tits cardinal principle of
their politics to .traduce the charac r
and service Of the soldiers of the
Union army, and it is highly appro-
pirate that these men should follow
up the work with re al, aud without
regard for truth f.r
1t is not denied that levies were
made upon the rebel sympathiz :
ing citizens Of Western Kentucky to
compensate Union men for losses in
Cured by guerrillas. But they were
made at tho Urgent request of Union
men, the funds disbursed mainly by
citizens Of Kentucky, and the whole
matter approved by the Government
after fall examination Of the facts.
1t was never expected that any Union
oiheer or soldier concerned 10 them
would receive the thanks of the
rebels for what was done. But no
true soldier has any apologies to make
to either rebels OF their sympathizers
The whole of my conduct in
Western Kentucky was ipvesti.
gated by the Democratic editors
Of this city once, and full vinaica-
tion made. The documents and
facts have been open to the exam.
ination OF the present managers
OF the Courier, but in the face of for
mer declarations with their eyes
closed to the facts, they choose rather
t. vilify, aad SANDER. aud falsify
The editor isa stranger and an adven-
turer, tho proprietor without respon
sibility, ana they with the utmost
license do the work Of their rebel allies
across the river. They hope thereby
possibly to divert public attention
FROM the political issues now pressing
upon them. The readers Of public
journal are not specially interested il
personal wrangles, and | have no
chosen to reply to every attack tn,
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III. .CHI9AGo. 4
The First Frost of III e SeasOn-AppFO-
I priatiOn to Relieve tho Wants or
8 The People OF the Selklrk Settle
meht. EEEEafA EA

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE first frost
Of the season visited Jus Rst Mat,
Dispatches from Northern and Cen
trail Illinois and from Iowa, report
heavy frostss ItsisT uptemsidered,
however, that the crops are injured,
they being too far advanced.
The City CouneifaOk st. syIaauk,,
Minn., has appropriated $4,000 TO
relieve the wants of the inhabitants Of
Selkirk Settlement. 1t is thought that
sufficient funds have been raised to
supply their wants.