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DENTISTRY.

IN III
M LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at-
his Office in this city. Many persons can&@
wear these teeth who cannot wear others uIlO
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at nay of1ce can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest, cleanest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave
between 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 rch street,
Philadelphia. &C .O-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
VICT OR BECK
PIANO TUNER ANE EREGULAToR,%
EsTABLIsHED IN 1885.
Connected during ten years with the Piano Store OF
John +. Ellis, Esq, and known as Tuner
for Chickering 4 Sons.

ORDERS NOW RECEIVED
DEMPSEY & O'T00LE's. Engrayers and Sta
u0hers' &c, $40 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
h. q RElCHENBACH'S Piano Rooms
no EZ-oh 4Sc 1ltb street, near Pa avenue
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MADAME MOUNT Is HAPPY TO INFORM
an az the public she is now IN Washington She will
salve for the Piles. Sold by wholesale and retail
No. S3s street, and at W. b. EnswisIe
no i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

NJ GARD,
lNs n. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ONCE No. oil 9Th street west, near Penn q avenue
Heuld respectfully inform his friends and the pub.
lie generally that he 10 new attending to all Iega
busi siRess, such as administering the Amnesty, AZ
we'll as all other Oaths, drawing Leases, Deeds
Notices, &C., SC. Legal advice gwen in ali its
~ Particular attention paid to the collection q
ebts and claims in general se M- am
SAUSAGE AND MEAT CUTTERS,
- SAUSAGE SUFFERS
BUTCHERS CLEAVERS
BUTCHERS SCALES
BUTCHERS STEELS,
BUTCHERS KNIVES,
CREASE CAULDRONS, &c.
j. p. BARTHOLOW,
Agricultural I'm plement and
Hardware Warehouse SIS 7th street,
NO "A cost bet. Penna. ave. and Canal.
, 1865-10-25

The Pnna md Springfield II. II.
FTo1ect-Troop nj Camp Butler-Inl-
proreMcntx on the Soldiers, Cemetary
Personal Items,

The Pnnn and Springfield II. II.
Fro1ect-Troops nj Camp Butler-Im-
proveuacntx on the Soldiers, Cemespry
-PersonaI Items.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttlbunc.1
SPn1NoFIEID, Oct u.
A large meeting OF citizens Was held IN the Court
Hoase Of this city LIST evening" for the purpose ol
discussing the propricty OF submitting to vote OF
the people, at the approaching election the question
OF the township Of Springfield subscribing $4,000
toward the extension Of the rana, Springfield i
Northwestern Railroad from ibis cttT to Bctrds:owl
The affirmative Of the question WIS ably argued by
some Of our most prominent and wealthy citizens,
and petdon Uas adopted requesting the town
eerk to givc due noce 10 the electors of the town.
that the question would be 30 enbn!tted-
The troops at Camp Butter ara still being supplied
with potatoes md other vegetables our Of the ex-
low, Special State Military agent. =
without being mns,cred o1t. and Is there Is no
Ia probable they Will hare to remain Il their pres
ent relation for about another Weck.
1hG Improvements which have bIen for some
tine progressing on the Soldiers CeueterY a,
Camp Bntlcr under the direction OF Col. Provost,
commander Of the post, have been completed. The
grounds have been Btsely laid out, the graycs re-
paired and marked with head boarIs, the whole
enc1oeed with neat and substantial fenec. THIS
i more III aeeoltance w1th the customs Of cEilza-
410H Quu lHt uuluEs AHe ~ TUE heroes NlO9e usAGa
!tst beneath the grassy mounds than It's previous
di!apIdattd and neglected condition.
The Governor. Geu. laynlc, and Hon. II. Wei
don arc engaged to address a meeting Of citizens
at Charleston IN Coles county, On next Friday On
tic political issues Of the day.
senator Yates kas contributed 500 to the Sol
dicTs' Orphan Home Of this State.
The population Of Alexander county ncco7diug 10
returns just Eled with the cc.etnry OF Sa'e Is H.
ILL., e,3s4 Of whou.are negroes. Senator Yates and
Hon. Wm. Pitt kellogg were IN the Stale Capitol
hH fnrk kAff
Tuesday 10 aseume tie duties Of Collector Of Cls-
ttrnS.
, 1865-10-25
| The EPISCOPAL CON-
| veNTl0N,
Adjournment Of the Body
Sine Die.
NO PASTORAL LETTER
ISSUED TO THE
CHURCHES.
THE FENEAN CONGRESS
AND IRISH BONDS.
CONVENTION OF .. S, ASSES
S0RS 1T ALBANY.
Proceedings Of the First Day.
TIE GREAT NAVAL Trial
ERGlPEQRfn0
The Southern Elections.
ORR ELECTED GOVERNOR OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Gov. Parsons Elected q. s..
Senator for Alabama, i
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GOT.
MORTON.
DEATH or COMMODORE mis-.
rnaN n q Il
Gov. Parsons Elected q. S.
Senator for Alabama.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GOT.
MORTON,
DEATH OF COMMODORE mis-.
ROOM, U. 5. N,
Less Of The Steamer Majesty
at Shreveport.



Tl,e Fr~edr,~p,. x.o,t.ko.,
Of SnMrn~a-EM.~+." ~ nn ~. .ao ntn. M
" uu11Se-AAo1tN Oh democrats TO
connt~ract it-An Election Called for
Patent Deci<1on-poxtal Appoint.
xncnt&-MuAterei, nuf.
,.,--, uAs.s
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
w.urvo-ou ~. ..
TIN n.,,.,.. VI -
De4a.s a''a teniFeoe1f ol asnlnston
ale becoming alarmed lest cnercss al Its next
session should pass at comforting The right o.!
suffrage upon The blaclf. md h.yn nctitjnnea .he
1,oarde ~ A1as--,.,, s,1 49,. Pse ~ 'ae
=. 1cM ano eoa1el!ntu 10 GU 1ot an
eecton Of thc Qualified yotcs Of the city, that an
expression Of opfrion may be given upon the sub.
jecf The matter wns nry-srntcsf last rs-ht in th-
Hoa,d nr Ccrnr;1,n., ",,d . ,,,+,n, -, - a.,
.,ssN ~ tuo q nouoa 10 Mf tne pe-
tlaon on 1he liable was lost by 6nayB to ayes.
The petition Was finally referred to spcein1 CON.
mtttcc OF seyen. End thr },}nx NJ ,ha rh,,-n., =.
indicated 1,r ~ ~ 49, e,,..
OF the Boozd wRs placed on the CON-
rnittce. There Ia anne re.xon rw ,ba -.
, 1865-10-25
Meeting Of Co1orcd Citizens Of Indiana
"a Petition for Leg11j RE.htz-The
Resolutions PaASed.

tS~e'ni oSpaua 10 1nS sn'ca2o tHeuas.!
GSp1ANApoL1s, Oct. a. 1861.
purfuan. to call Of the state Executive Commit
tce eorne n, da.c,tes venrc..n,.rc cn'or-d All.
49, ].s - 49, st~."s. e' ~ =
Rms Of most 0! tae counues Of the STATE mel IN
convention at the African Methodist Church, at
o'clock thls morning.
Af,c- .o7,a axcnssion an o,c,n,,,t{on ,,,s sn.r+-
ed md the following otncers chosen: President, "
s. Lankfosd, Of indianapolis ylce-Psesdcnis, IS.
~ " : nt1tton ana 1ees 11eS. aos1 ~ t,
y. ROBINSON oa ncnmoou' eoi1espo''olns
Secretary, f. E. Out1and. o! Indianapolis
Adjourned I'LL q. m.
.-rpvonx sras7ox
t,..s....;sn ~ e.,ss - o-a.- . fam.
, 1865-10-25
THE ASSESSORS CONVENTION
Delegates In nAttcn1nnce-Object Of the
Conventlon-CoumIt Appointed,
Ac.. Ar. =

delegates In AttcDdnn nnCe-Cbject Of tho
Conventlon-CouanI Appointed,
Ac.. DC.
AlnAx1, Oct. 24.-The EConrcntion met In the
About sixty Assessors arc in attendance from he
States Of New York, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
1hiIe, Rhode lelsnd, coansctisat, Sew Jersey,
Hon. Charles Hudson. OF Massachusetts, was
ehoeen President; Gen; A. Hslscy, Of New Jersey,
York, and c. c. Erty, Of New York, Secretaries.
The following resolution was adopted immedi-
ately alter organization:
Re:6tEed, That the proceedings and deliberations
Of this Convention be confined TO Quesions Of plac-
ice under the existing 1awe Of the United Sfate..
ind such suggestions as may he deemed czpedient
Invitations were extended to Collectors and Depu-
" Collectors, and also Assistant Assessors in at
tendance, to takc seats in The Conventfon Invita-
tions were also extended 10 Hon. james 4. Bragg
and D. c. Whitman, Chief Clerk Of the Revenae
Bureau, and Mea'rs. partd H. Wells, Stephen Col
we'll and =. .Hases, members Of the U. s. Revenue
Committee wts appointed to invite Gov. Fco-
ton and SCnator Harris to take seats In the Con-
yention.
The following Committees were appointed. 10 re-
port Wednesday morning: On Manufactures, On
Licenses and on !neornes and Enumerated Articles,
cics and SUGGESTIONS, On Stamps md Stamp Duties,
on Groes Receipts and Earnings, On Distilled splr-
rs and Fermcated Liquors, On Manufactured ID
The object and mnnner Of conducting the pro-
seedlnsf Of the Convention elected full and free
L:t.crs we're received from Commissioner Orion
and deputy Commissioner Rollins, approving the
ob9ett oi the Convention.
Iii. Davis, Of Mas, read circular proposed to
be issued to manufactures, embodyinc Instructions
as to the manner Of preparing their monthly atate
ments Of productions and saes, and getting forth
In detail The deductions allowed By the law. Re
tT1nfffd n A Fc1TYn Af%9tA AhnnfHrfnFI4A
, 1865-10-25
Nfm a1bertiseMte1sts.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


~
1-EFRoPEAE CORRESPONDENCE: Pre,tden
Johnson's Po'sry. and How It's Regarded In Ens
land; Dr.. Mseksy and his Mischief: Tho Fenla1
Rabble: The Cat1ie and Sheep Paguc Secretary
Sewud's Dispatches to aiF. Adams On the P.tolear
Case; The Rebel Bondao.dcss 10 Great ptttlln
Plot 10 Assasslnntr the AEistocracy and Land Own
era Throughout 1r11nd; 4 New Epidemic among
the Sheep, &c.
HORTICULTURAL NOTES: G1andered Govern.
nent Stock Cattle PI1gue among Sheep; Ship
ping Apples. Farming III Colorado.
:-1LLK01s TWO PER CENT FUND: Ex-secrs-
tary Csher's Reply to Is.ae y. Morris.
i-JEFFERsOE DAVIS: L Remarkable Article
written by Brig. Gen. Thuanaa Jordxa, Chief Of
stafto Gen. BeauzegArd. Of the Confederate Ar
my.
. tTHE REBEL PosTstAsrEE GENERAL: He sd
yocates Nero Suffrage
@P0PuLAR EDucATIoE: tBy Alpha-No. ~
fFtef History OF the orthocrarhic Reforms; Dr.
Johrson's Hostility = Change; What Webster did
and did nots Walkers Method; Franklta'a SCHEME;
Ut. Rush % the Voice; P1uuaa's Pnonetle sys-
THE MAN WITHOUT 4 COUNTRY; Some &c,
mafhs % The Author about Philip Nolan.
a-NEEHEsT1Na DEvELOPa1ENT: L Reb-l Sol
a!er Nominated for Judge By tho Copperheads Of
s-BR0KEN PROMISES: a Btory In rhreo p.rt. nv
Karf Druy.
1o-FARM AND GARDEN. First Frost; Corn shuex.
ing: Fall P1ough1os Manure; The Cellar; Doollk-
tle Black Cap IT, Common Black Cap Ea'pberry: !:
Native osace,
u-M1ss1ssIPPI: Inaugural Address of9ov. Humph.
rtJa.
1.-THE NORTHWESTERN INDIAN COUNCIL; /;
Important Treaty with tho Mlnntcono;ue Sioux ;
Something about Indian Towers OF Est'nE;
Love and Bfssmy on Board Ola Steamer An In
dlan Bride and Her Honeymoon Tho Council with
Tho Sioux: Speeches OF Lone Horn, Lame Deer,
aud Rcply OF Gov Rdr,unds, Ar.
1s-THE EXECUTION OF MAGRUDHR: Tatest Vic
tim Of tho Men who Fired tbs Southern Heart.
1i-LARGE SALE OF SHEEP: Three Thouaand he
longing to the Estate OF the late Col. F. B. Hoppm
Sold 1t Auction.
E-LYHcH Law IN IOWA: Horse Thief Hanged.
IA LARGE NUMDRR OF MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS. ~.
1NEp1ToRlALs; The Fstedmen's Union; Judge
Reagan; The Episcopal General Convention: The
Republican Party; rival Counties: What Repub-
leans Believe, &c.
18-A WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHICAGO
MARKETS. With New York, Philadelphia, DuGalo,
Baltimore. Toronto, L!eveland. Cincinnati, NIL
waukee. Toledo, and St. Louis Markets.
The Ch[CAGOWEEKLY TRIBUNE has larger
circulation Than any other weekly ouEna tu tho West
md Is an excellent medium for advertising. Terms
reasonable,
, 1865-10-25
THE BLACKBURN ROBBERY,
An Affecting StorJ-AttelnPted Suicide
Tho Ietter-A Jump for Death.

Mention WIS made in yesterdays Tribune Of th
capture and imprisonment OF a young woman uamei
Ellen blackburn, who had decamped with som,
$stD, the property OF male companion, namet
1saac Niles. She VAS placed In the upper story 0
the Central Station for The night, md no danger
her estnping apprchended. hut about fire o'c1ocl
yesterday morning, in 1T Of frenzy, she letermiu
ed on suicide BY drowning. Before she prepared fo
The fearful lcap,a distanee Of about feet, sbt
wfcic The following On the wall OF her loom:
II told yon this afternoon that could not ciyt
yon my account Of the money: l told you tht
truth a9 God is my judge, and il you would pun
II Gt a9 a I'll s R
t1at was why sald could not give any account
:. You spoke hard hearted 70 me about it. but i!
ezpicss the love feel for you.
Do not weep tor me, am goue to rest,
Just fold my hands across my brraat,
Ard kiss The pale lips OF your once int nded DEAR
J" 10 my dea1eat friend and once Intended bug
band. 1saac Niles (sfgned;l
She also wrote letter, apparently intended fos
alndcs to nis ende1yonng 10 prevail On her to pro-
snFs 'a a ta taboion M and hat o phys!sta9s I'D
him 10 look for her body IN the ser it Car strect
eegcral baakets about her head md taktnc out the
snsh, let herself ont OF The window, While haur-
grsilea her action; but il vas then loo Lie. md
shntttue her eyes she let 70, falling ep,h of forty
feet. On at1ikang the ground, shc iii on come
boards badly iu1urnc her side. but her most seyere
Injuries wg1v received internally, For a tine ehe
lay On The ground stunned and inseusibie buf sf1e
soon came back 10 conscious11oss, md managed to
rar berrelf under the siilcWnlk nnont tyenfv f,t
from where she ielt. On bcins d1sco;ered. she WA
unable 10 speak. Medical ass{stouca VA instantly
procured, but It ia feared ehe cannot recover fsn
uherc tEe became aeouaia,e Sfth SIIes shn1,t In,.e
years ago, and who, under inc prom re, Of raar-
ffnrA nrrnnr1Fahert her min
, 1865-10-25

I
.I.. .ocio come On Lac fnaFket 1oF aa'e. 'andea
oAs 'nlof'cs proved TO be slight.
b1coSD DoAIp.
p,tas, ~, II va onsesuca a. tne second noato
49, -. w. = GEM on me tepoIl taat e'eam
$500, - "na quosalons o. 3oe los ETC aua IN 40
ns .no 'Ate ot taseses* 90 cent AZ tho las
.,osiu tno malKet Was heas9&d lower, with n1ors
aseseofe 70 EEL.
CLOSING TRICEs4
Inc cioalos prices are. n. T. C., n5k99G; Eric Gx@
~ Hudson River 1osH@le5x; Reading li.xQ1ltK
H. 4. sSGt 1BH: c, r 17xx2s1x. Y tnt.tar n.
N. ". M3:ok; n. II. prerd epkassx: Fnrt W.yne
9aA@Sf; F. dn Chien a9x&Gp
GOLD
Gold closed At l46K.
rErno4xuxx
Petroleum stocka quiet with sales at ts fo,ov.
, 1865-10-25
FROM ST. LOUIS,

CooPcfhs Strike-!An Illinois Minister
Preaching Contrary to La.v-OrsanI-
zntlnu Against tIorxe T}a1cves-Con-
Aeryattye Primary Meetings..
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago TrIbunc,1
St Louis, Oct. n
Sometime ago the coopess Of Belleyil1e we're re-
duced In their wages to the c1ient Of dyc ccnts On
'he bk11el Yesterday morning those who wc.c
employed at Hinck]ey't Mill struck 10. m advance
10 the old price, and their demand, alter Little
pafley, vas acecde1 to.
The Canton. Mo., Press says Rev. j. Hamilton,
Of Jacksonville, H., preached In the Methodist
Episcopal Chrtrh in Canton, Inst Sunday week,
without taking the Convention oath.
Ieut. Col, Z. E. Eryant, *oth Wisconsin infantry
volunteers has been assigned 10 duty as Judee Ad-
yocasc In place Of Lieut. Hynes, relieved.
1hc cttiZen5 Of Sharps Grove, In tho northern
Ir,o fafety committee for the purpose OF pro.
tecttng themselves against horse thieves. They
held meeting on the 9Th, at which ol1iccrs were
elected, and jund created for defiAfin. the
expenses Of their weekly meetings. One ot the
reasons Of ihe uhove action Whs that week BEFORE
a man Eamcd Snow, rhu had recently opened i
store On the f1ycr in the northern pa Of Holt couu
Is. was robbed Of $f00 in money and tateo qnau-
tily Of goods. -Four men, WITH thc1r faces hlackea
ed md with drawn 1cyolc1s, entered his etore and
compelled him to deliver to them Whatever they
W1ntetf.
The Conservatives arc going through the farce Of
hEldiug primary meetings tonight to elect dele
Catcs 10 thcIr CONVENTION adverse TO the new con.
stitutluu.
, 1865-10-25

MONTREAL, Oct. a.
FLoU1-sup- extra at 4aoda $40: extra at
fnDcy at $1.M971: Weland canal At $6..0cad3G; No,
GAnada Wheat As $dES6-Go: western at Ef.Ezh8).
Oats, S32ic.
, 1865-10-25

NV YoRK, Oct. 2.-The Charlestoh Courier oI
Eet Saturday, tayH: Much excitement exists IN
The EeaaioIt di:ti:ct concerning the ownership Of
the eea islands, the feecdmea havng 1aborrl under
them outright. Parties have addressed Coz Perry
on the subject claiming that nat one fourth Of the
iands are cultivated BY freedmen. that tho corn crop
grown with high gzass. There II great mortality
smcng the ne:roee and the owncra Of the lands ase
regarded Us intrudets and feel so insecure tia. they
regard Il unsafe TO return with 1her families to
their homes.
Gen, Etnnett had Issued an order fosbIddins the
ctEan!zaaon Of colorcd militia in Charleston, a.
, 1865-10-25


New TonK, Oct. 24.--A sale Of Government ~es
eels belonging 10 the New York Quaftennasters de-
partmen1 took place Today at the Eric basin, South
lIooklyu, under the direction Of Drg. Gen. Stew
art, nov chief 4uarteTmaetcf. This was one Of the
largest sa1Cs which has taken place enee the close
OF The rebellion, and, Of course, brought la:Ee
number Of buyer1 together, who are ever anxious
to puTrhlec Government steamers. At one o'clock
Tho Ea1e commenced, when At once the bidding be-
came quite brltk. The vessels nclt]y ail brought
mofe than their actual appraised vnlue. The fol-
lowing were the prices obtained:
1he irun Eide-Rheel steamer Ben Dcfofd+ 1000
tons, stroke II feet. sold to r. II. St1rbuck for
SIZE eco; the iron eide wheel steamer ]. r Spaul-
ding 1G0 tons. ii 1&t stroke, sold to ". II. Star
Euck for s155 500; the steames Illinois was With
drawn the iron sfde-Whee steamer Guide, 731 tons.
sold to Wheeler for FIG 0o0; the wooden side-whce
steamer Wesl.norcland sold 10 Han1m tor 81, 900; ;
m wooden side.wheel steamer CossacR. 633 ions,
sold 10 Wheeler for so coo; the rcn scrcw steamer
Cen Me]cs c6u tons, sold to CaInsnn Tor $is, 500 !;
lLe 1ron suew steamer Ka.uack. gG0 tons, gold
to Mr. Brown for &6S,000; the wooden
screw steamer Ashland, 837 tons. sold TO AccreadE
for IS OcD; wooden xc1eT steamer a. scott. lta4
topf, sold 10 A. Icary for 1900: wooden screw
steamer She1ucket, $3i tons. sold to Smith = Co.
for $43 co., wooden ec1rW steamer hanger, 42u TONS
sold to Dl.h for 5,oo0; wooden screw stssner me
EeT Chase, 746 toms, sold 10 l. 7. Jones for
wooden scrcw steiner Chafles 1h0mas, ]. is tons,
Eold 10 R. Styles for $500: schooner Recount
about 100 TONS cold to Mr. Philips for &1s,eOo !;
steamer 1Amir 10 McMannfs for $l1 900; steamer
r. Norris Fold on private account to 4E. stur-
f,p4 for El8DM
, 1865-10-25

Star and Cuylcs. from New York, have arrived,
The steamboat Majestic, from Shreveport, with
E1 boles Of cotton, Was burned yesterday at Point
C0lpec. The fire commenced In The hold. Nothing
Wna sayed. No lives uere lost.
Gen. Canl'y h1s issued IN order That no military
nscEleKencc be allowed at the polls on election day.
except to suppress disturbance.
The friend. of ex-Gor. Allen, noS in the City Of
Mexico, are maktng efforts 10 rnn him for ,he next
Governor.
Gor. Hamilton saya, to obtaIn his endorsement
for ttrdon. The petitioner must affirm ll.at he u:s
no. portfeipasr in the optznscs aay the ci,i
zcns lEeauEo Of thefs Union sentiments, nor bs-
xa!on for the assassination Of Union en, and that
be has no property belonging to The United States,
OF the 7fe soeaicd Con. .cdctacy in his hands
PROPERTY rnder The contscason lava and Tue state
mens regarding the pretcnl feeling and future con
anet @ M u the pettlone5 tooSnins tbe questions Of
, 1865-10-25

Close oftbc Se&sion-N0 Pastoral Letter
trHHc<i-SoF1ow ofthr Lu5ul NIcn-Lct-
terx by. Bishops Hopkins mud Nell
vnine-Thc Philadelphia DcIes.1te,.
Answer to DR.. Aerloox,a Argument.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81
The Convention has closed its labo.s and I'D.
journed. Its last 1nuksism ts most characteristic
one. The churchmen who had not word to e.y on
the subject Of the end Of The rebellion arp eaua]Iy
dumb rs regards The churches o! the United ststes
and there will be no pastoral letter, III omission
everywhere lkely to be the subject Of pain and
chnEttn. The Copperheads will not allow any-
hing eaid that shall Be distusteful to the Southern
churchet, and the loyal few resist the issue OF a
document In which no mention shall be made Of
The events ofthe past four years, 50 that now for
the ffst tmc, the Hocse o! Bishops has no word 10
say to the people OF their aoeks. Il has caused IN
almost unusual expression Of sadnees 10 rest upon
nes er met At nll lhan have come together in Sd I'M
porant m era OF national history, and etood a. re-
lcions mutef; psetcrnng blank record rather than
country ts theme for religions rejoicing
It IL understood tkct Bishop Hopkins wrote a
% 5e n a n Mhlsh BE- w. n careful
tetted, and one from Rlshop NcIlvaiac read in jts
trtn, which declarcd thai Ii is to be permanent
;neme ;e, f., ,os sasEea REJOICING among lhe churches
Mh Mas .aftaEfts rejected 1t Win. however. be pub
nshtd Informally. =. pamphlet signed by n1me-
ious 4shops. and Is the best that can be done now
M;noasn M 9aaS suothtufe acd juty mast instead Of
,t ts..s ~. M snoe11 oe Eel up cmblemttcal OF
1nT ~ tos fas!y.s nhy ~ Ae Snufen. ,... -.
IN tho - I eI IN nc EonFenu1u arc sound
1e,i 49,. Sbo ~ NY ose itsasey indignant that
- SsGp.tt eas seen pitened IN this loyul city.
rh1es+ ~ ,o,,r.,c " 1'@snatsa, one q l9c
~ fhc Iior.e esPu.aea snas on tne sao1eal t!ds
rrr,x - IT, r. eCnE Hn5s oai MlLn sesy apie
thf frs1 sfn+ n5i aet.i. Nn4cn oelenaea
;he nrsr,neT ~ ~ ~ tia5ias1 e ehoNe
mere 5oitics IL te4a is,n a tro Ia. c;,1a W
;1.nt tba p,tTs,; usss htso.uEoas' ae declares
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o,ce u1th y, ~ X cd n s9sue1 @ aaa r. 70 r.
werc Tncf md frn5 ~ = - tae ~ w.! u9t
and hor1fer St,ta T,a, ~ ~ " Nostoe1n
nn1,fs Il ,hc "a ~ ~ sss a. ~ & enes - ~ ot
!i,nrrHes sDe -" " Ai" ols o'cs aE1ia, III anc
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jntitrnotinn 1hst n,,rS,e tha,s ~ 9 .a unT tne
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:ssnee md Cnnerhcoa III .So,1s ,es'. y tase
.noss.. o eopfea1eao s"aooe Aooui purely CHURCH
10y Assocta'eu Afcta-l
tHHAnEFnIA, Oct. A---The Gene1af Conren-
d9n ot the Episcopal Church 1r-assemhled to-day
The COMMITTEE On Canons reported tbai It Wis
lneSpeNent TO change the tile q the General Con-
Tcniion to the Great National STpol. The Com
, 1865-10-25

BAI11xoRE, Oct. ai-IlIchmond rapefs OF this
morning state that the rirg which uss stolen nom
tie body Of Col. DahlREeD, By cutting on the fn-
crt; has been received. 1t was found In possession
Of u. Saunders, at Laretta, Essex county
In the Aitn Congressional district Rev. 3. A.
Da'is has been elected, by small majority, over
pr. Stoosnl. his next highest competitor. The
Lynchhury RtSp1aiaH feeiCn2tes Mr. Davis ~ an
old " big and conservative.
The Ktpsoacd1 says Hon. A. H. Stevens, ar-
rived at L5nchhurg on Sunday evening, on his way
m9ad on his return, but went direct ftom Gorlons-
stIle to Lynchburg.
, 1865-10-25

Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Trtbune.]
JACKIoH, Mf.e., Oct q.
j. s. Acosu Ia elected United States Senator fur
The long term. commencing March 4th, 1865. The
yo:e sood: Judge Yerger, 10: Holsen, Bsigadier
General in the Confederate u.my+ 3S; Alcorn, II.
A!eorn WIS IN Cd Line Whie, and opposed the
1ar, acd afterwards, being General In tie State
service, commanded brigade Of eixty days men.
Ills election is attributable to personal popularity
sndIpTomneDec at lawyer. he is opposed to the
negro testimony bill reported By the committees,
and In favor Of abolfehing the special Court Of
Equity. established BY Provisional Governor Shar-
key. aEd recognized BY The Convention and Of pnn-
shrg severely the ocers Carrying out its decisions.
, 1865-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ai.-The fair Tor the Soldiers
aEd sailors' lone IVES regularly opsEei to-day
and has been visited By thouyands, The scene this
evening II gratifying to al the friends OF tie
wounded in the laie struggle. The Home has bean
cstahlithed nearly two years In PhtladeIphfa,
ths,c1.Es serenity patriots; but as the ceonn'oda
held 10 furnish funds to build md cnaow an Iusti-
tution worthy the Object, in view to furnish homo
TO every Deserving soldier and saor seeking a!nTe.
Massachusetts and New jersey aro represented nj
The tables o. the fair, and the exhibition IN every
department IL yery Gpe.