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, 1865-10-31

Decision In Favor OF the Test 0atss-A
Church Dispute Settlcd-Speccla by
Gov. Fietcher-FiEa1 Among United
Statc4 Soldiers.
tSpecia] Despatch 10 the Chicago Tz5banr1
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
4 decieiun has been rendered by the Supreme
Court In the case Of Father Cummings, tho Catho-
lie priest Of Pike Comfy, who Eas fined five hun-
drod dollars for preaching without taking the test
cath. The sentence waa affirmed, thus deciding In
favor OF the eonst1trtlunality Of the provision im
poeins the oath The court saya 1t IL no inter
fcrrnce with religious liberty TO require the osth
The sane court hi. also set inside The decision Of
the c1rcHit court, giving possession o( church tn
Pike County to the Methodist church North. claimed
by the Methodist thnrch Sonth. The supreme
Court ordered the church building restored 10 the
church south.
Govc1nor Fletcher made i epeech al Sedal,a a
1cn nights since defining the test cath He Rays
he regards # - behind the progressive spirit Of the
a 3a1 II = M no r. ., e. sa M
Frank Blair, and denounced as falsc bis statements
that reiurns Of votes+ on the Consultation were
4 fight occurred between sercu and eight O'Clock
last night, near the corner Of Spruce and Fonr-
,eenth s.reetf between Rome Of the soldiers Of the
q ,sa fss IT, s5s a aises s a Z:
assst ,he Ia:1it. q e$1sia Ereat Ter: iss
came to blows, Ssbres were drawn and
t,orrisbed quite hEsx1! for while, and James
Henderson, oT COMPANY L, leceised q severe s1ssh
across The fare, that madc the bloo1 aow freely.
Several o,hess were elieht1y cut but NC could moi
|. learn their names, We hear that tobacco mer.
clant on Market street had one Of hfs f1n:ess eui
oG in The afternoon, BY soldier. The whole police
fore OF the pecond district called out At eight
o'clock hut before theE ar1iFcd on the eld Of bat
tie the fct was over. the wounded carricd ont. and
the drunk arrested The police were very psoaapl
aud their Interference prevented renewal Of the
, 1865-10-31

NV ToRK. OFT. 30.-The Steamer nfberni,, from
Glasgow the 1ith. has arrived. She has SO p.s-
sengetB.
NEW ToRK+ Oct aD-1he steamer Alabama, from
New OEleanA, arrived tonight.
Bos1oN. Oct 0+-1he steamer Fsufouhs. from
senKeEs.
FAnzHxn PorsT, Oct: 3o-1i p. n.--!There are no
sagn9 Of the steamship DanAscns, now due, With
ffe days Liter European uewa-
NEW YORK. Oct 3Q-l2.3 30 p. m.-No signs Of the
CITY Of Boston ffom Liverpool 18th and Glasgow
, 1865-10-31
FROM CINCINNATI,


(special Despatch to the Chicago Idbune.1
CINCINNATI, Oct. 50.
The case Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany rs. the United States Telegraph Company and
ciucinnsti, Hamilton & Daston Railroad Company,
was decided in the Q. s. Ctrcuit Court here to
day. The Union Company applied for a injunction
restraining the Hailruad Company from allowing
the United States Telegraph Company using ono
eide Of their road toputup competing line OF tel
egraph. The question was decided against the
Union Company tn the Probate Court a yeas ago,
and now ihe United States Court has decided tue
s&me way, puncdpatly on the grou1d thst to favor
mouopo1s would be adverse 10 the public good. An
appeal 10 the Supreme Court Of the United States
tt1e fn1a
, 1865-10-31

NAsHs1LLE, Oct. 3o.-Bng. Gen. F1ske has issued
an important circular in regard to regulating the
ftasus Of white refugeea, freedmen and Abandoned
ttcesh1p will be recognized BY the Bureap, provided
no distinction Of color Is made. In case they do 20,
the Laws applying to whiiea w1u be extended to
cnoEed children. Officers OF the F1ccdmen's bureau
arc regarded guardians Of orphan minors Of freed
men within their rcpeet!ve DISTRICTS Each parish
or township shall care for ana provide for ths pau.
pelF. Fne1Ant laws made for Tree people now In
force, Will be extended to freedmen.
, 1865-10-31

Tremendous Gale at Key West.
NEw ToKE, Oct. eeo-The steamer Massachusetts
at Philadelphia from Fey West reports trench
dol1s gale there on the I'd. Every vessel except
the Massachusetts went ashore in the hasbor. Tic
neu morning twenty wrecks were visible from the
lookout The gunboat Muscota went ASHORE hnt
-! Of, larRe ship, uame unknown, went ashore
M s.aistanee III CO. could be rsseed oain to ths hIsh |
sea. ConsIdera1le damage was done to the roofs
OF buildings at Key West.
, 1865-10-31
The Tu1fsIan Embassy Received by
the President.

NAsuNaroS, Oct. 3o.-The President To-.
dar received In fo-1nal manner the
special Trntsian ArnhastadoE, the Introduction
hay5rg been conducted bT SECRETARY Seward. The
letter Of crtdencc rom the Bay Of Tnnis vas read
rouded expressing his qualification with the visit
lis appreciation of the kind and ne1d1y sentiments
enuncated, and saying that every facility would be
AFFORDED 10 make their visit both agreeable and
interesting.
The portrait Of The Bay, which was presented,
es moi onlJ appreciated On Ascount Of the orlgfus,
but It ms besides Nbndt1 Of art.
, 1865-10-31
THE ST. JOHNS DISASTER,


Thirteen PeFsons Rsllcd-Dlx.raccful
Scenes-The Cnuse OF the Explosion,
NEw YonE. Oct. 30.-The number Of killed by
the st. Johns disaster now Eoots up thirteen; Mr.
A5chioarit, @ q Montreal; M. Mary J. Irons,
having died during the night Mort horrible rob.
berries were committed during the catastrophe, the
dead body Of III. Brooks being robbed OF watch
and pocket book. Nj. Searles was robbed Of bis
watch while crawling around On the floor Of The
cabin Il Is thought the walters On board re.e
the thieves, one o! whom has boen arrested. Mt
u. B. noschkiss, manufacturer Of the Hotchk!ss
shell. occupied a etate-room adjoining those which
we're burnt open by the force Of the eteam The oof
OF his room was covered BY boiling water, and in
stripping ont Of lis benh bis right foot was badly
noi sound iie N ~ esp1os1oR, but r resemsled The the
gushing out Of m immense body Of steam He did
III. rink Al a.st that 1t wae an explosion because
there uas liz serp report. Hts opinion is that the
dttaster WIS not causr;as hv heary pressure Of
fteaa', but by IN imperteetion III ttee lEon- Tbs
opinion II sustained bY the Appearance Of boiler.
The Fractured piece tuned over as Krpped out
and still remains last By one edge TO the boiler.
, 1865-10-31

The Hudson River Steamer Disaster
Coal On Fire-The Steamer Engine
TrIal-Batteffe4 for South America
Chief Justice Chnkc.
NEw IoEE. Oct. a0.-Captain F. Lyon, one Of thE
victims Of the steamer st. John tisastcr has since
died.
some seventy thousand tons Of coal, belonging to
= Gus Conpsny up town, Is on fire, having beer
burning three days.
The Algonquin and Winooskt Will commence
another dock race tomorrow.
The stcRmer North America, for Rucnos AyTts
carries unt to that country two batteries Of Lou
rett's repeating cannon.
The Ncw York LtraAfs Washington special ind
mites that Chief Justice Ghsse will resign.
Tho following additional deaths by the explosion
Of The steamer St. John arc announced: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. +. ]. Lyons, ]. lambert, reported missing,
and John Audestou. deck hand.
, 1865-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, Oct S0.-Thc Grand Fair for the
Soldiers and Safnrs' Home continues in snc5cssful
operation. Tonight the Academy Of Music was
crowded to witness the presentation OF a masnIh-
cent flag 10 the Home 6y the Citizens Volunteer
Hospital. The presentation speech was made by
Hon. John ~. Forpcy.
, 1865-10-31
NORTH CAROLINA.

Only Two Of alt tho Congressional Cam
didates Ef3Gfble-Fears of a Dearth of
Hood.
WAsu1sGroS, Oct. 30--1t appears rom private
intelligence from North Carolina th1t not more than
r1rp OF the candidates for Congress In that Stnte,
elected can take the prescribed oath that They have
never voluntarily aided the rebellion.
1he1r i apprehcnEio2s Of n dexrth Of food tn
North Carolfna before the next crop Is secured.
Tie present crop is rey materially injured By the
rroij1cscd drought which has preFai]ed. The crop
t,es teen rery limited in those parts Of the State
where there were military operations on a large
>ense-
, 1865-10-31
Shipment OF Arms to Brazil,

NEW yoEK, Oct 3o-Two batteries of Col
L0nntsf repeating cannon were yesterday Placed on
board Of the steamer North Amezica and consigned
10 ne & an, Ihs ~ y It " a. afs
the war On the river Platte. They hcow Inle balls
at the rate OF 100 per minute.
, 1865-10-31

4 New Phnxe Of Sold1erA' FrAud#-Per-
*on4l-Afr1yal Of the Forty-Segcnth
Ksfan4rr.

Il NCHF F44Ae 01 S0lQlffAs FfANQA-EcI%
son4I-Afr1yal Of The Forty-Seyeuth
Infantry.
Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tribune.l
tNu1AsAro1ts, Oct. ~.
4 ncw phafe Of the sEindIe pracsiccd in the mat
Ter ot buying soldicrs' discharge pape1s hts been
brought 10 Light within a few days past. The puE-
chase Of them liz no longer attempted but VARIOUS
npo.torx are travelling through the country claim
Ing to be agents Of the State for the purpose Of col
1ect!ns them in order 10 secure additional bountfs
for yeicsan to!diczt. In many cases tho soldiers
husc rartcd with these Invaluable documents with.
ont even taking receipt, and they ART therefore
lest. Olher*, more wise. bare written to Gov. Nor
ton making inquiries as to the authority and object
Of these pretended agents. II may A. well be said
here and now. that all such swfndlcrs nd that
soldiers should keep theif discharge papers In their
OWL hands
ture tomorrow evening ut the Tabernacle On mat
telt connected With hif journey across fhe plslns
George Thompson, the celebrated English Aboll'
tipnists Hf1f lecture On Thu1Eday next
The 41Ih IDdIans infantry viii reach here tonight
about hyc hundred s1ropg. They are IRON New ot
1tdNa.
, 1865-10-31

1N1tAnAs* contribution OF 4NeH TO l1A1n-
tain the Unton-Governor 1Iorton's
1fcaltfs-The New Cnton Pnper-state
Convention OF co'ored cltizens.
From our Own Correspondent
Np1ASAfoas' ocL ~, Aoss.
Now that the var Il ended, Indiana, in
common with all her sister States, Is balancing
her books With the General Government. and
nrenorinr tn str,ke the 1m]ancc s,,crt which
~. ;, ~ ~ e,t,,-. h;sto.,.,, ao..a,,
snal' .,o 1a ~ .nu ~. s". aI,s", sulsets
and honorable data upon Which to estimate
her share Of glos5 in the putting down Of the
rebellion. The financial portion OF the COM
wordnrss Tint I wou,d bc warranted in nv.
"ptoness 'nat "oa,u Dc "a'laAseu ~ els-
Ing any hsures' though ads1ces from
Washington represent that the various
auditors Of the Treasury Department arc
c;x;no # constant and caref,,, attention. Rnt
e''as n sat,sn. 800 ~ aa,n,an. c"n..s, ~.
from returns .1laoe 10 ao1ptan' echefai 1et-
appears that Indiana is allowed TO have fur
nishcd for the maintenance of the Union a
uron3 4oto1 of 103 ~ men. Gencra1 Terrell
es,se :. H., +ha xrar q .unda, If rreth<a ara :,
WIZ ~ ~ ~ -, ...,A." = - o...N - s% 49, 49,. =
naosI acculte eta.ts''e'an' e4aiat4o ~ auui-
tionnl credit Of t,1oo men, and has written to
General Fry to such effect. This amount, II
II. Il.
surely n most rcsnectob,e orrav of f,onres IN
49, :..ant ana espoo,.r,r a. whsn oooh nil
of;+ Al, etoraa for a c;tf7en so,a5e, who h..
80 .r,1,,-a So a,o .h.+ ~ D..,,a1,.
oeea Tn'ioS :" ~. In ~ Nepupne
mtEnt nFe. n aoaltlon TO t4ls. u must hot
be 1ofgotten lnat tol eases o. euauen encf
gsncy, shcn as t4e Mo.gan rald, tne siege OF
cincinnati ana tho INVASION OF hentneky, or
State has 191n1snca EerJ 1a1ge 1orce OF mt!l-
tia men anu regiments anu companies o1 the
Indiana Legion, Wh1cn nave az Gi@Fen @ gooo
account OF themselves: Uver 9o.VV9 saeh
troops aaFe peea Raio i9f seIs!ces o. ta.s ~, ~,
tule, anu 9e1. e In !clleu gStnaaass " lu4t
| numpef III 1o,oo meu' 1ne PoPulatu9,n ,oeo O
may be set GOWN n fonna hu1hoess at
l,S5o,Uu. Estimating the number Of
| those capaole pi uo!nR mllla[y l!ta T. uuty
| as ooe u Se, we nave tolaI ol 5N'uoo, lnos
| showing that at least twenty-five twenty.
E.t - ~ 80 s4:s.ai.. ~ PoPui"sot ~ "
work Of uuttiug down lie s1a3cRo1ders' r.
bcllion, If any State can chow a hcttcr
record. she shall hayc tho bonnr, hut Il vim
! mt detract d whit ftnm onr h.rd.eornoi ren,
| ufatjon. 4 consiaeraiion Of thcse facfs to.
rafhar viii, thn nna t1,af tha snrvf,.a-s ~ +ba
Tnr have retur.,ef1 tn tbr,r bo1,ss. IL t,nbt thc
more r.eacetnl battles of thu Hennh1fe mar
acconnt far fhe Union s-a3ns At the 1nsc e1cc.
lion. and The total rouE Of tie Copperheads M
in sncI stroneholds as Fort Wayr,el
- ' co1 sopTos,s nr,1rn
The 1qdianapolis correspondent Of the Cia.
cinnati Enquirer sent despatch to that pape,
some aaYs ago etaung Iaat the Gosernof had
been stricken aoMn WIN paralysis, and was
lying In very dangerous condition. Its Pc
fnsaI createo great aialm among t4e friends
, 1865-10-31

NEw louK, Oct. s0.-A special to The Sew York
Ecnrutseial 4drt4ftser, dated Washington VI, says
Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont, statee that Congress will
await he report of the spec1al commissioners Tho
are now taking esidence Ia Tie working Of the rev.
enue system beioIe eEss!attng upon The revision Of
the taI laws, This will probably throw the revenue
the revenue commissioners will not be ready to re-
port for q month after the opening Of Congress.
, 1865-10-31

WARRINGTON. Oct. U.-Mr. Caleb Cnsh1ng's mis-
sion TO England ia on business connected With our
elaims fo1 damages by prirateess. ie IL preparing
n elaborate Argument ppon the subject afta,ss!ne
State Department. The President Is fully defer.
mined upon Eeasscrting Our claims fot redress.
, 1865-10-31

pH1LAuE1FuIA, Oct. 30.-The H1Ht g1mc In tht
great to.c ball match between the atlantic anG
Athletic clubs was played today. The AtIautic'l
were the vicio1. The following Is the score: At
lautic'e q runs; Athletic Is runs.
, 1865-10-31
Prom Enn Fnnr1ar1.

new YoRK, Oct. s0-1he San Francisco CORES
pondent Of the H7aid eays considerable quantities
Of arms hare been sent 10 JnaIez ffuu there beled
as ptanos, &c. General Ocboa, agent for Juarcz,
has been compelled 10 Etart for Se,v York By the
overland roult, The French Consul threatening tc
eeiye him II he took Passage on one Of the Pacific
Mail Cnmpcny-s buafs.
, 1865-10-31

al ~ bad to pssI rp thes dna. md rc:u1a
The following q cnlar has Just been promulgated
Wa DxrAu.xkS7, D;
ADsE1ANT GEkEnAL'6 'OFy1CE. )
WARRINGTON. Oct. aG. 1865.
enlisted men Of the regular army 10 fhe qnota
q The States, Territories, and The District OF
Columbia, required 10 be made by circular no. !,
,ilned from md aftef November lst, id,
md a1l reports required by said circular
to Be d9rxarded to this onlce and to The GoTernor
ahd District P1ofoHt Marshal Generals Of States
and Terntortes, VIII cease 10 Be rendered from and
afaes shat date. slsae;d,
md faehlnl:t. of Sew orleans, hase been ps1doaed
b{ Tie President on thcapp1icaou Of E. n. Shields,
Later from Teraz-L1tt1e Progress in
Loyalty-The TnnnI4tan E1ubasAy-
App0Jntsnent-No Decision rs to Jcd.
Davis Trial.
WASHINGTON. Oct A0,-[etters ftpn Texas sAy
that directly after the war the people OF that State
re7e willing to aeTee 70 almost ANYTHING for the
ISLE Of racidAt!ou- but that now, owing to the d.
latosy measures Of Provisional Governor Hamilton,
much dissatisfaction beE1ns TO be manifested. The
State has made but little progress In restoring her
relations to the Unlon4 not are the proper facilities
yet afforded throughout Te1as for taking the am
ncsty oath.
Ihe untS emb19sy Will to-mofrpE T1elt the foff1
htations and cannon Will be fired In their honor.
At night they receire tho officers Of the army aud
nssy at their hotel.
Clarence Eytinse,a clerk In the State Depart
ment, we'll known and appreciated fot his gentlt-
manly character and echolasuc ntainments has
betn appointed Secretary Of the Cnt1cd States
LEGATION at Lhos. Peru.
These have hem no Arrangements made a. got
for the trial OF JEFF Davis.
NEw foEE, Oct. 30.-A special to the Pot dated
I'D an Interview xrith the President to-day.
~ ttocn prisoners received sentences today. rang
tpc fron: ten 10 three years In prison. Six Of them
hotseSer e. ;-xpcd the tAfl Yesterday morning.
t.F ). Fort.ss. owuef Of the 8icklts cut Of, pub-
1jthes 4 letter u, Admiral Gregory declining any
more dock Trials wi::h tho Algonquin
WAfnNcrok, Oct. S.l-Ihe Washington special
10 tbe New York 7i1z<s says: 1.-THE general mis-.
sion to the Sen Islands. WIS to investigate af4ts
thete-not 10 tettle them. Many OF the nee1pes
there have accumulated property valued 1t from
s:i9 TO $4,000 and inst settlement Of difficulties
will be no easy matter"
The Washington special to the New York Hor'd
eaya ''Goyefnor Ta1pons, Of Alabama states that
AaEana WIN hsse tu1l Conc7cssiouat delegation
be5orc The meeting Of ConEress."
Judge Olp, formerly Of Troy, New York, Ii
quite i'll in Washington.
President 1ohnson has under consideration the
pardon Of Wade Hampton.
In anticipation Of Tie forthcoming mastering ont
order. seyeEn Generals are rendering their rcstC-
nutipu.
, 1865-10-31

Decision In Favor OF the Test 0attss-A
Church Dispute SettIed-Specch By
Gov. Fie1cher-Fight Among United
StQ8c4 Soldiers.
, 1865-10-31

have como INTO the political arena for the approach
fnc election, On the Issue Of The eghthouf system.
They nre, however, eng lneered by prominent Dem
ocrats, tnd through their influence they win sap.
port The Democratic ticket to great extent. In
eight Wards they support the Democa!lc candl-
dstes, and In the remaining two wards THEY have
, 1865-10-31

NEW YonK. Oct 30.-The JTmes London letter
saye: "iAr engineer At The Woolwtch Dock Yard
has been making experiments fn the use OF pet1o.
perfectly manageable aud Tree from danger"
, 1865-10-31

DVdIc1t1oM Ul q SUIuEVf& lHU11uHeNts
HARR1sBunG. Pa, Oct. 30.-Gos. Curtin left TORN
to-day TO participate on Wednesday ne1t in lhe
ceremonies Of laying the corners stone OF monu-
ment to the memory OF ihc soldiers Of Western
uert Is to be erected At GfsaFd. Erie county. Hot
Curtin Will deliver au address On the occaslon aud
the balance Of the week be will deyote to the po-
cal eanyas In Western New York. making speeches
at Elmira and Ot1tcr pn1nts
, 1865-10-31
F6xua1frx

PH1LAnEE.ru1A, Oct. 30.-Gcorge Reilly vas shot
Tonight by man natucd Tbornas Tracy, Al a safl-
on boarding bo1se, at the corner Of Fifth and
Lombard EtrrciH, Cause jealousy. Reilly wns
rounded IN thr neck, Il fe feared morally.
, 1865-10-31
THE TURF.

The Tsxo-1Iile Heat TrottfnG mitch for
$4,000, between Dexter and General
Butfcr-DcKter the Winner in Two
Straight Hcats-The FaAtest Two
N1slc Wagon Time Mnde.
, 1865-10-31
.T6kfftE In Sail.


New YogK, Oct 30.-1Wo petroleum comrane
here have reduced the1r capital respectively froI
x3,OQ0 QQ1 10 I6kQ,0W.
, 1865-10-31
Life into pigeons asan be ought to tste into con.
E.der4tion hoW he ffouit himself eu}oy the sport.

f:dsration Eog be To1ld htmseif enjoy he sport
TIE stEoo11Eo.
eriy set atth The BIRDS fnssed, t Wesd M d ~ ss sr
to pull the cord. The birds upon finding them
tel!es At liberty darted Of but one reached !he
auttet!ng On tue grass; bis mate Was moc sneceas~
nj and got oil untouched. ME. King tFoua the dzst
to The ninth round brought both his bEs 10 earth,
the first nine round1. On lhe eleventh round Mf.
King Killed one Of the birds outrisht aud slightly
winxess the second which continued lis fight for
King BY DING tns1de and raising the window. MIR.
Taylor lot bird In each Of bis ntneteenth and
twentieth q ote. hut after that be heoesht down
again mtred one; after that un!il the eIose Of The
match, only two. escaped Rom hx- deadly
sh,, ss,T,, ana CO.. Of them cred bis Life to
to ehoot would s1rc resulted dsastronsy tothe peo
@ p!e standing IN Mat direction. Nj. King missed
no nSs Sis 3,a H. 5onds and
tore mentioned. by Mr. rsy|ors friends getting
hsh!od him and otScripg to bet that be woa.d net.
to fall besind hIs e9poucnt, missing beh birds IN
the sponge aud ada,ted u: Taylol to b ihs sia-
The match at about halfpast i've O'Clock.
A great deal of cnthnsaasn uas manifested BY The
tklcnds Of both contestants whi|e the match
Ss9t Z he SssV ee9 ta9oia a,ns psy ss ss
tho most confident The match, though Won BY
Taylor. was not thsresnlt q superior sEa, hut q
more admired than that Of lhe other. he having
more difficult shote. bringing htz birds generally at
much longer range and under greater disadvantage.
Chicago. ILL.,, oct "a, isa;. Shooting match
N. j., and William King, OF sprtngdcld, Ill, for
inn ffnn S17n
, 1865-10-31

NEw York, Oct. a,-Gcu. Grant Ii expected 10
aHtve here tonight Rooms have been engaged
for him at the AbtoT Hot1se.
, 1865-10-31
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

John Mitchell Released.
FORTRESS MoxnoE, Oct. A.-John Mitchell hss
been released end goes to Richmond tomorrow.
, 1865-10-31

MICHIGAN AVESUE-Thsce story brick hoQsehnd
lot .xE3 feet. to u foot alley. Just south ot LAKE
RIVER STREET, southwest cor. Of Michigan avenue.
One Of the best business sites. an undivided r. "a
aax1GQ 1eeL..
WILLS STREET, southeast corner Of Hantson se,
4o1n0 teet to alley. with three houses thereon Pay
in& large lntefest.--.-...s
CALUMET AVENUE, northeast corner of - street
Io01lSQ feet......-.-.-.. livery CHEAP. fs50e.
ONTARIO STREET. west Of Market stseet. 20 feet
font BY 1bo feet deep to alleg.-. ...-.......S1ooo
MICHIGAN STREET. west Of Market street, g:xloo
Ieft 10 1leT ........tH
WoLc0TT STREET, nta1 Division street, 4 rae resi-:
dence With all modern Improvements, md lot !0xt !!
feet 10 alley, With stable. 500.
PRAIRIE AVENUE, lust aouth Of 18th street. Sax
fstt on running to Lake, At only $0o per front foot
WASHINGTON STREET, southwest corner Of Oak
icy street, lot 77xI feet to alley, with cottsge and
barn. very desirable place.. 100.
ARTISAN TELL-Ten ncses OF land Il !u.,nsdlat .
nrGhh09hopo. .-..........".--..-.-.-.FERf C11EAf.
FULLERTON AvEsUE-One acre west Of Presby-
Ecl1&n + ,4s
Besides large list Of desirable property. both tna
proved and un!mptoved In the yni.ops Divisions Of
the city and Its surroundings. uJ63 net
, 1865-10-31

From Mexico.
Nkw YonK, Oct. 30.-MatauorAs dates Of the
a6tb direct, eay that tic Liberals were whipped and
driven OF.
, 1865-10-31

JntlEanasx Contribution OF Ien to Hahn
tain the Un1oIl-GoTernor 1IortOIl's
Ifeultfs--'Thc NesF Union Puper-Stute
Convention Of Coiored Citizens.
rr-,r, ,rr n,vn Cornarpaoaart
, 1865-11-25
R1lERT E. LEE AND WASH1NG-
TON COLLEGE,.

ThNrw Orleans Daily Tribune says that the
iol!o,ns cau,tic article is from the pen OF the
Rcv.'r. Is. r. Crazy. edtor 1T the Cent'al
Cnri+4.n Advocate. ST. Louis, Mo-:
W~1HISGro1 CoLLEGg, NinGislA. We
woul| ms soon send our son 10 r. pcst-honse Tor
hcai,iut 10 u gamblers den for cducsii"n. u
10 sen him TO tins r,llsinou, college. Robert
L. Lcl.it President, aud We 'hinE hun inc
wnrstisn America hrs produced.
lie as educated by lie Government me tried
TO dc5oy. and ,lcrrinie Is an migrate. lIc
-=n5c defend the Governments, und ITS Con-
@.,i,u,ir, ard violated hi, onth, mud therefore Is,
a ,,ni,c ind PICTURED wretch. lie acted rs f"
spy vile yet i'll the employ OF the Govern
mcnt, dii betrayed the plans OF his co'ninSnd-
.r. GcIiScon. liz SAW thousands OF helpless
m,n pulo death by the mos. atrocious cruel
,.r. cvcEcr yet. A,cd. and sc, did no, ut,cr a
syllable gains, the terrible "ickcdncss.
Altogether he stands out the most lneXcu'-
able, vils, traitor OF the whole crowd OF orl'n:-
nnl, " hm ne headed. Putting hun in ,hrpo-
>i,lon Of an educator OF youti! is :n insult TO
the tournament and al outrage upon all re-
rrctnhl.tcuchrr
What lpv. the youth of the country Gone
th.t such .nnn should he their teacher: We
would moi for the wealth Of the World ht edu-
Gated at sup h q place. by such y man. Ev"'!
>iudrnt xic receives G diploma St his hnrd'
,hould hss.;s."h ,hronsh. life. Ie oush; TO be
or. We would not p..i:.i, T.. ION to gn 10 school
20 IA teacher who should graduate under this
arch traitor. We go in for ci,i!izlns Old Nir-
sinia. and .apcllin= from dcccn, socisty IN,
,:.>,ece, professors. sni STUDENT. of this traitor
college. \ H,nrr AaYran,. Indecent. unspcaknblc
outrage ,lan his election has ,mvcr been rc-pc,
tra,cd in the name Of education.