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EFIRZ.
HIS Present Condlffon-Exafuin
md Evidence OF PhysIcIaus-WIrzss
Own StaxemAt1t

His Present Condltton-Examina
md Evidence OF PhysIclanx-WIrz's
Own Statement.
WAsAtSo1oy, Oct. aae.-Captaln Wlrz was on
Satn1da{, eSnminea as to bis physical condition,
While this was IN prog7ess III. Ford, Tie Ph-yician
al the Dld Capital, came In and was called to tho
stand, and testified 10 the following effect:
p1L folD's TESTIMONY.
Tie had attended the prisoner since Jnne lsst, and
frequently examined hIa right arm, which Wia
mucn swollen. 1nlamcl. and ulcera:ed in three
plhc-s. The arm appeared to ta.c been broken,
and portion Of the poOes were dead, aud h. did
big condition w-s such that he could not knock a
m.n down. or lit heavy instrument with his right
ain. Without intllctlog injury upon himself, The
SO ssroa, b. ass
the prisoners lett shoulder, md found there q
!a1sc scar, and one half Of the maIn muscle
fon # hs Sa ssodsF M eset! s! o' f ss oqt ,
prevent perfect elevation Of the arm above the
head, bu! no atcFfal effect On the In1cxion OF the
am fn ohcr disecttons as for instance, be eonld
out With some force nom that point. Two fingers
Of the right hand slightly contracted, the re-
s9h Of an Injury to the neEvons system Both legs
a. though ,5| they had been at ono Tine ulcer.
,,.,.,i,.s, n las s{stem. ae VA now much
do much vsolenes 10 any one lie was 10 seolbatis b III:
and bad been 80 for some time. lie might push
peson down, hut could not DO greater act of vto-
lence without in!}icting great injury On himself
The witness, in reply 10 tic Judge AdYorste, said
lie only spoke OF the prisoner present condition,
and had not reference 10 what his condition might
hare been year aso. Tie should not think his
right arm wss IN better condition 1851 than now
sl0m Nil appearances. He could not Epeak with
cErtalutJ ~ TO thai. but the wounds LOOK as II
thc1r haa been IN extensive injury to The boucs
and tIssEcs. Witness could mt ray whether the
wound had crer been healed, and this was the Sec
ond 6rakinG, bur when the prisoner come 10 the
Gld Capitol. hss wounds were II the same condition
as ut present..
WIRE > STATEMENT.
The prisoner, By permission OF the Court, made
ming to fail, be asked and received f1rio1sh and
vert to Europe Atter an examination b. several
he had bis arm opcrntc On At Paris, and
the doctor there tod him that nl the dead bone had
come out He Afterwards went to EuSl1n1 and
shipped to this country, and while on shipDoard
his vc11d broke out afresh, Us 1t wns now.
Dr. Rates STATEMENT.
Dr.. Dates, who was examined, said be coucur7ed
entitcty W1th Dr., Forls opinion; had seen the
prisoner several tunes, at AndetsonyIlc, but had
never examined him there; had, however. noticed
Tint cnp Wtrz deficient In The use Of his richt
arm: brt did not know the cause OF it. From the
present e1nu1nution, the witness found prisoners
left shoulder deficient, from the destruction Of
portion ol the main I1nscle- He considered the
prisoner had suffered from se1ryy, and probably
irom syphilis. He certainly gave indications OF
OF typhiiEc taint. lie did not think the
lahmcnt On any one without great Injury to hI1n-
self
, 1865-10-23
Tho Execution OF Champ Ferguson.
from The Cincinnati Commercial

NASHVILLE. Oct. e0.-Champ Ferguson was exc
cutM nj n0on to-day, at the Peuitentiary grounds
t en5sS the city, e afa sa or hs
around his neck when his face t1rned very red and
hroke out 1ato prof1se perspis1ton, attended wlth
strong Quirezing OF the lips. lie stood composed.
ses, specifications. and sentence were resd By Col
Snafer. lie nodded recognition to several per-
eont In the crowd, and shifted his position In an
inpatient manner ~hlle the scutense was being
In asscIt. To Others he Fhook lis head. That
ahont Elam u1ddeston caused him 10 say, ~ can
tell 1t better than that" When the speaker read
he said, II don't know.
sE b ns s,EP9 Ptua advise s h.
10 ray particularly nj a1l. No, don't think
The nooee was here placed around his neck, md
md his face biushed to deep scarlet. The perpl'
ration broke forth profnsey from his fAcc and hia
l,ps closed with eonyulslve quiver. The rcaliza:
oycr lis mind!n ali It's awfnhc.e, ove,powcsing ii:
fortitude.
Colonel shafer wiped the sweat away, and the
p1s9oneE s1aaas3ly rssosered hi eauan@ai,g.
was called for. Then he volunteered The statement
~, II don't know .ome things tn those spe;iaea
For moment o. two be sccued 10 be rcpsca.fnc
an impulse to mike fuller remarks. After u brte
pause. he added:
u vant . Be- seat to ny family. 1dout van
to bo baiied On this soil"
Alter another pause, he continued, In IN cxcitet
tQnc.
: Don't give nc to The doeson. 1don't want II
be cut up."
Here Col. Staacr answered: " Tou shan'l, Afr
Ferguson
4 ehort silence followed. when the prisoner asai1
spoke y want to be put tn that thing" poiutin!
to Ills coffin, and tnkeu to White county, where
can have my family around me. II hnd only had n,
My, wouldn't have been here. Whenever yoi
arc ready, am done. My last request L. 10 b. sen
awAv nith rny wife"
Ills last words were: VOL Lord, hare mercy o.
me- prny thoe"
At tevcuteen minutes 10 twelve O'Clock the drp]
fell, nnd lie wnE extinct In sixteen minutes.
, 1865-10-23

Opening of New Mexican Loan In
New Tork-Tlte Amount Wanted nnsi
the Securities 0Ncred-Acqutttalo OF n
Detectlye-Robbin. a Safe.
NEW YoRK, Oct ee.-To-morow morning the
Republican Government Of Mexico opens m
agency at 81 Brosdway and place IN the Haeklt u
loan Of thlsty million 1oarft Interest paynbla In
gold. The agents are John W. Cotflez u Co., and
J, ". TIT, financial AGENTS Of the Republic. 4
large sum has II Is said, already been pledse and
The hords will be ready for delivery. They ART In
sums OF $50, 31G0, s5OO and Il O, Eayable twenty
year. from Oct LIT, 1865, mud bear seven per cent
interest, payable semi lannually Principal and In
tcrest are payable in gold. Payment Ia Sc
Cared By The pledged tstth q The
md San Luis Potosi by epeciai p!else, having The
Of agricultural erd half million auca Of mineral
Lands In The States above named. TIL: agrtcullnr1}
lands pledged ere tsinated at .ralue Of from one
% vc aola1s psr acre, and tue n'esat lands at ce
hundred dollars Per ecEc, at Gavernincnt prices.
Tie special security thus given sSgr:gaes Ele.:aso
millions Of dollar. Moye0ycr, srm equal To the
amount Of nterc*i rron The boraa for the first
year IL to be reserved anl held ~ Gor'iez & Co., rs
EGS1crs for tho Government, iJr the prompt pay.
nert OF snch Interest: Sixty pct ce1t Of al Fed
e.nl en1 State dues aecrnfnc from port dntise,
il1pcrts and likes, In the States uamed, IL a1ec
ihfsG bcrds, Ent ~ sinking fund Iol
,h- redemption Of the. lntnctpal. Tks bond
will be lcceived as gold II payment Of a]t ucney:
due tke Ibe1n1 Government ot Mexico within saii
states. A1fo in payment Of port d1tie5, in,post.
aaa taxes foreign. aud for laads nlpessl and sKsi
, 1865-10-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

Rcpudlat1n@ the Iscbc1 Confederate
Debt-Poltttca1 Matters. .-.
NEW YonE, Oct. es-The HtralFs Raleish cor
retrondcnce tnys The ordinance rcpRdlntfnE 1he
rebel debt parsed The North Carolina State Convcn.
tton by vote Of 81 to i: An ordinance for the
tawry wns a1se pasted. The Convention adjourned
Thursday Last, 10 mec. again on the dftcenth Of
next month. .
Election matters begin to Be agltated. Gov. uo1-
den and Jonathan Worth, the present State Treas
nrcr, arc both ont today candidates for Gorer-
element, but he ia strong Union nan, and in the
Legislature Of 1861 roted against caltn. the Con-
ycntfon to take the State out Of the Unon-
Lewis Haynes, Private Secretary OF Goy. Holden
has rcstgned, and runs for Congress In the Ran
tloiph District, On the Worth ticket. The fact that
all seceseIonista oppose Holden viii probably unite
the true rnion yole on hin, and elect him.
, 1865-10-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
1rd1ano Agricultural Co1lc.c-Elcctiou
Of Trustees-Indfaua Battlc FlaEB.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal

1nd1ano Agricultural lCollc.c-Elcction
Of Trustces-Indfaua Battlc Flags.
Especial Despateh 10 the Chicago Trihune.l
1SpIANAPol1s, Uct p.
The Boatd of Trustees Of 1he Indiana Agricultu-
raj College, composed Of the following gentlemen,
Gov. 0. r. Mortan, President e1-ofIicio; Colonel
Smilb, |a,ytef; Hon. Lewis Burke, Henry Taylor
re 1saae JENKINS, EsqEs., Trustees, completed its
Organization yesterday BY the election OF Judge
Joan i. Hayden, Of this ciy Secretary, and James
ssE. Reeves, uE Richmond, Treasurer. Under the
act Of Congress- $50 000 acres oi land. 10 be repre-
sen:ed By United States land scrip, was awarded to
this State for the endowment o! in Agricultural
College. .tr. Reeves will proceed to Washington
in few days to receive ths sedp. It Is, however,
in contemplation By the Board to ask the Govern
-uent 10 permit lands 10 be selected for the beaeat
Of the college tnstesd OF sc1p, a. Ii IL be-
.lesed u1uch more could be realized
from the sale Of well selected lands th1n 1tpm the
sale Of sczip. Eastern Sh!es hare already put
large quantities OF their scrip on the markct tor
whleh hey arc realizing only nbont si1ty-lye cents
s1;rSf oss:nl,e! whea it eonFze will be more den-
There asv now tn The Trophy Room, OF III Stale
ltrafJ, s3a battle h4gA q Indiana infantry regf-
mentf, sTcnty.nlns ot wh:eh are so detaced and
destroyed that they cannot be told to wh1ch rc:t-
meat each belongs. There are tsycnty.nine caval-
y Lays, TWO artillery tags md ten futantry ruI-
dons. BESIDES these there arc nineteen rebel Gass
captured BY Indiana truops, ono Of which Is tic
celebrated black Tag. With cross and bones on.
The 31th and 14ad regiments had reception yes-
, 1865-10-23
CALIFORNIA.

The Marke1x-Eo News Of tho S,enan-
doalB-FuneFal Of the Late Gen.
Wright and Wafc-The kecenx Earth-
4unkes &c.
SAN Francisco, Oct. el.-The ship Free Trade
arrived toiny from New York.
Trade has been quiet during ths week. The
value OF merchandise Wis well maintained Many
kinds Of Eastern goods arc scarce. Lasgt gales
have been ;made to arrive. Wool firm at lS1 e1c /;
Ms; barley, 95c41$l.G0- Tonnage plenty. FrrIghts
dlll md heavy. There has been decline in nlinint,
stocks daring the week,
The whaI.s Ont1tio, twenly three days frnm the
A1etle 9rrired tSday. bnt makes no 1aFntIon of,h
barque Gratitude In the Arctic, July Sd.
The obsequIes In honor OF ths late Gen. Wright
md wite. lost with the steamer Brother Jonathan,
and whose bodies we're recovered from the ocean,
were observed at Calvary Church to-day. The mill
nento, where they Will be finally inferred It Is be
iesed That the Legislature Will appropriate funds
Private dispatches ftotu New York have beeu re-
cernfnc The reccn. earthquake In this citv weEo not
exaggerated. The press reports forwarded East
were as accurate ns could be made at the time
When the excitement had passed, the general yer-
Dict w2s fiat The people wc1e more sca:rd than
a!t. LIT. 1t Tss, noveser ho5'cr shockn: thsn shs
to. The real damage may te rsa,ed Ia
the following words A few lives were lost
No well constructed, eound building WIS damaged !;
much window glass WIS cracked, aud ths tops Of
where they run up too high. or were weak sevc-
tal 1aEge brick buildings, constructed OF poor ma
tc1ia!s, with weak wills and foundations, were
more or less damaged Il may require $IU0,o00 to
dltiun. The repairs arc already mostly COM
pltttd.
, 1865-10-23

Representatives; Hon. J. Il. Moorhead, ex-
Governor Of Pennsylvania; r. r. Handy,
President Merchants National Bank, and u.
B. Hmlhurt, President second National Bank,
Madison, Wis; Gen. r. T. Crittcnden, 1ndi-
ana; and representatives Of thirty newspa-
1ers from the various cities In the Union.
Alter nights refreshing sleep. the sound
OF the gong greeted the ears Of the guests vt
IN carly hour announcing breakfast, and with
tables. Breakfast over, the entire party
stepped into the capacious coaches Of the
Atlantic uud Great Western Railway, and
promptly at six the train moved away from
The depot.
Contrary to the predictions OF several pro-
fessional gentlemen the previous evening TINT
VIC would have favorable weather, as the ba-
rometcr WAS rapidly rising, gentle shower
WIS falling rs the train started, which eont!n-
ucd rs the dny progressed into regular rain.
But to the trip.
A pleasant ride Of an hour and half
brought the excursionists to CORY, Eorty-one
miles from Mcadyille- Here NC found city
Of some 5000 inhabltants, with three rail-
roads-fhc Atlantic and Great Western, the
Gil Crock branch Of same, and the Phtladel-
phia and Erie railroads. daily newspaper,
| two National banks, scores Of hotels, and the
l..1gest oil refinery In the United States. With
all lheee evidences Of business prosperity and
I NNA@AA4& - 4AAf cEA&AA q 4ARA4QA9 olOA3 N44A@
| tive years ago the town had no exist.
ence that there was no railroad
10 disturb its solitude, and that its site was
In vain offered Tor sale for 500 BY the owner
| Of the then farm. The party, composed o1
| TIC 6hrewd business men Of the country and
| the versatile members OF tic press, was pre-
pared TO expect great sights TN the eScur.
| sion, but there WEE manifest 1ook of Sur
prise on the com1tcnances Of many, rs they
| looked upon the vast buildings Of the man
moth oil refinery, Of Mr.. Samuel Downer, o.
| Boston, The falling rain dld not deter tht
gentlemen from hasty run about the cxtcn
sire yprds and buildings of this Immense cs
| fablish1nent. Mr.. N. H. L. Smith, the gcl,
flcmauly Superintendent Of the works con
ductcd Tho party through the most Interest
inr portion oi the place, explaining n
rnrfaus interesting objects as they were iu
snec:ed. Tue buildings, all spacious and sub
| sianiially built OF brick cost the moaesat
s,n al al,out half million dollass, and nav
a storaee capacity Of e, ,o0o barrels OF cfna
and j. 90 bn11cls Of refined oiis. ABOUT tn!s =
Hundred llar7cls Of oil is refined per gag; !
give description of the manner OF fe1nlu
oil, would consume more space t1an can ~ :
lowed III Ills letter, but those tnteIe:tea;
the matter will find full ana intc1esAu
description CT The process in q work recent, r.,
puhiishcd t,y William Wright Of the ne
: acfk Timer, entitled "The Oh Hestons
! feansytsaoia-" The cummop laboEesa en-
, 1865-10-23

Prospect. Of the Lfbera1s-ThelF Modes
Of Misunderstanding OF our Troops,

Prospects Of the Lfbefa1S-Thelr Modes
Of Misunderstanding OF our Troops,
dc.
NEW Yonx, Oct. aa-The 7FiJtxns's MatAmosas
letter. Oct I'd, eays The last effort Of The Liberals
now being made. II It fails there will be no
meana to make second effort, unless the parry
ehall receive aid IN the form OF money, arms and
men. The mode Of warfare pr1cticei will
not rive chances 10 the enemy for decisive
defeats to the Liberal arms. The plan ts to
leave the front Of any advancing force Of the
enemy and cet upon. his nank. 10
this way the enemy cets with cheek IN bis march.
and has to turn back 10 saye his train, &c. The
Liberal forces are very small for Is thcE lose ter
Htory they lose means Of recruiting. In the north
there are only some four thousand men in two
email corps, one under Cen Pstonl, and the other
under Gen. ExcohedA. Their arms are Of al dn3e,
and for the few guns they still have, there are only
a lev rounds OF ammunition.
lhe 1{IttEne's letter from Brownsville, Tcxas,
Sept e0th, announces the completion Of the tele.
graph between Brownsville hnd BIazoe, Santiago.
After the troops were paid the agent OF the
Adamst Express took In &h5, 900 from the e3th
corps, to be sent home A l7fge part Of this
amount c1me fsun the Ec1geants and rank and ilc.
The eutle1s were adverse to seeing the money 20
away, and told the men their express receipts were
OF no value. The corps commander iasHed an or
der threatening to punish the eutlets for making
theee false statements, and commanded the officers
TO tell the men the truth,
, 1865-10-23

hcautiful spot for town; and the
o2ly wonder is TINT 1t has not been
taken possession Of long before. The parma
nent character Of the improvements already
Reno possesses decided attractions for those.
whose business calls them to reside IN this
section. Extensive platforms and sheds have
been erected for storing aud shipping oil, as
veil as for receiving. and storing heavy
tEelshts ior tue oil regions. The Atlantic &
Great Western Hallway Company have In
commodious nc % pazscngef dep5t. IT'S L IS pro. pro-
posed, and the men are already at work
Ills point to sfAN Fl Hole, 'SN which q
it is promised VIII be completed
By the first Of Junuary, at a cost Of $500, 900.
When this Is done, and trims set running, oil
1urgh for tifty cents per barrel, while by the
present mode Of conveyance 1t costs $780,
But 10 come to Mr.. Culycr's grand scheme.
He OWLS IN md about Reno, twelve lnn-
drcd acrcs Of land, upon portion Of which
he has sunk three wells, one of them pro-
worth s24 per barrel at the well, and the
Others four and five barrels respectively Of
Superior petroleum per twenty-fonr hours.
Tho proposed town has two and half
miles Of rtrer frontage, and possesses many
other desirable qualities mentioned above.
Nr- culver e3t1m1teS all this property ns
worth the small sum of SO, 900, 600 in case 1t
should prove. fertile Of oil. He pro-
poses to inaugurate q grand stock
company with that amount Of paid
IN capital, which shall be funded with
the Treasurer OF the United States, the inter-
est accruIng thereon-s6o0, ,0o0-he proposes
to use rs i working, fund for the purpose OF
drilling wells aud improving the town.
Whenever stockholder becomes tired Of bis
stock, oil he has to do Is to return 1t to the
company aud. he will receive back
the, amount he paid in-his only loss
being the interest on his moMey
In case the whole thing should prove fail-
ure, the stockholders slnll receive back all
they shall hayc paid In but should the pro-
posed wells be SUCCESS, the property will b
transferred to the company, md the $10, ,OO0,-
GOO Will go 10 Alr, Culver. This Is Mr. Cui-
rer's grand scheme, and this WAS the object Of
the excursion.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Culycr's remarks
the party took the cars, and aftcs short ride
reached Franklin, where a supper was pro-
yided by the citizens, and then on to Mead
vilic, where they were entertained with ball
gotten mp by the proprietor Of the McIenry
House, after which some Of them started 70:
their homes, and others waited over for tho
morning trims. The Chicago delegation will
depart Tor home tomorrow afternoon, and
will reach Chicago on Saturday. SAM.
, 1865-10-23

nj ,,r3ccs ,or O1cs Of old nsr,n1ners. ar xh,ch
,b. = we-c . laroc number. .rs
ibc rou.c for a railroad hctwc,n B,ace
u.ur rnd Go,drn civ f.olor,ao In 1b+ hear NJ
a. :,oel.v Nonn,,in. h,s hcen anrvrvcd md rhe
,,so,c, pronounced f,,aih1c NJ cox, m, r1oocd;no
.,,,l,.,,.,. tn a,s,nc. !, M -,,.. tnr,nd,n,
,hrce ,,nc1s ..rrc,tinr ~ fec; and fonr h,;des
,.,c,rcnt;nr 81, fcc,. The tu,a, ,.nde tn h, s7-
mounted Is AUS 3,ct. .anctnr inom q fset IN 1ss
fcc1 Der mllc, 1t /. boped 10 complete the road
within tvo years by which time the coal at Golden
<>tv uI}l 1c ,nA3rncnsab1c at tie mines md ,he
locs, trafc suflicitn, 10 nuke the ,nternnse not
.h1e Of eoun,s the hone il ind plrs3 tat This :, III
ssr.,ttu,r .crt,or t,r .he p,c1tc Raised ehora
->. ..,sa.ss t., ..s,,t. ~. ~, - -
!s,.ssso sa.a s8o"h 's ''N''A''1 - >Ne 1S' w.
'lt Ho'S ,'.
1nc iAlc "s'huis 4lou Eu1upe aaofcae 'oat
the cho'e1a hhs made It's appearance IN both
Trance end EntAnd- Two caAes hAse occurred at
Southampton From there It has spread to shollnes
Common and Bltiefue, distant three OF four m1cs
from Southampton. 1hr two c7ses In shoinc- Com
nnn have proved fdsa!, ana OF tcscn ii bteTpe two
hare proved fatal. There Is also marked danhea
all oyez the district and the next steamer ray bring
ncws OF ranges Of the monster. In France 1t + no
longer concealed that the cholera On the tnTease.
4 letter from Toulun states thaa 1t has broken out
with startling suddeunces at sonies-Pont Attle
, 1865-10-23

NEW YoRK, Oct a7.-1he Ht41lFs a FLiladelphi3
despatch saye Of the Fenfan Congress- that impor-
tant changes In the constitution Of the Order art
contemplated The nomenclature Of tho ofHcc Of
Head Centre Il to be changed TO that Of President
m Official who will be asftstcd By Bureaus tn
charge of the departments Of finance. Mar and
General management. The bonds and nddress Of
thc new Isish republic wiu be Issued within the
coming week. ,
, 1865-10-23
FROM MILLEDGEVHLE.
Pardons for Georgia Rebels.

Pardous for Georgia Rebels.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbuuc.]
M1IIEuGEy1Ltr. Gn-. Oct. q.
Several members having been elected to the Con.
ventton. Whowese excluded from the amnesty Cow
johnson wrote 10 the President. uc received the
following reply:
.... ''WEHSoToS, Oct. II. 1865.
"To Governor Johnson:
"four letter Of the 7th Is received. Send list
Of members elected 10 the Convention, In order
that parlons may be isaued. The amnesty cath
may be obtained by the members.
i"signed,) "W. Hcxrzn,
'Actf1z Secretary OF State.''
1hlrty-four members are alrenly elected who r.
Cutrp pafon and thev are the nb1cat men e1ertc1
, 1865-10-23
CHICAGO, MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1865.

poeittou II the mmy and accenttn, the Presidency
Of Cots nanusactory, at Hartford. Coun.
Btig Gen. Il. D. M1sseyis about to resign tho post
ol Military Secretary to the President, and mar
also leave the service,
NAeutsoroS, Oct aeo.-capt Wm. Bradford tzs
befn appotnted Supervisor and Inspector OF Steam
bo9ta ~ New York rtcs Thos. B. Stillmsn.
The QrArtermastet General Is having printed a
pamphlet contaiolns ihe names II Union Eoluiers
Who died and Tete Inferred IN AniersunYiIle ceme-
tefy together with other matters Of interest in that
In accordance with recent opinion Of tho Atto.-
ney General The Second Comptroller has decided
that az colosed volunteers ehall BE- PLACED On the
's3Intv. and payEaaste.s -nre instructed 10 p1T
the1a accordingly. This decision will, ii ii sup
posed, call los an additional $s1,NG, ,0N
, 1865-10-23

NANTUCKET, Oct. a1.-A fore and az schooner.
name upEnpwn, is aehore IN the breakers On the
sonih s1de Of The teiand. The crew were in the
Eirr,,np Assfstsrce hae goue to her. and they Will
nrobabIy be eayed, The vessel will not.
, 1865-10-23

Cameron Declared to be Ineligible
The Cave Excfte1ncnt-No Important
Discoveries.
Especial Despatch TO .he Ch1casQ Ttibunc.l
NASHVILLE, Oct, q.
The House to-day, By a vote Of 81 80, decided
Cameron, Of Shelby County, TO be iDclie1blestoea
seat in thai body lie Il therefore excluded. There
is some excitement In reference to cayc IN
cemetery supposed to be Inhabited BY aband Of rob-
bcrs, and the military are examining IT, They have
penetrated 10 The depth ot ~ eot, finding the pas
sage lined with ea1th. 10 important discoveries
have get been made.
, 1865-10-23

on Union Square has been contracted for b; III.
Karnu.n, on which be intends 10 build Museum
cd,dcc. TIE ground covers orcr eesen lots; NorS
10 have this building completed BY the first Of jan
uafy, 1867 It will bc st1 ftoriea In height and fire.
proof and contain peculiar facilities for reaching
ihc upper stofiee.
, 1865-10-23

SEw YonE, Oct. s1.-4he Ht7taIs special fays
applications for passports have fallen ot raptdly
Wthin fen weeks owing In part 10 the fateneas Of
he season. b1t much more to TIC 1cpozted spread
of cholera through Europe.
, 1865-10-23

The following u extract Of latter written BY tho
Rev. j. S. Home pastor Of the PeEpont street Hapils
Church, Brooklyn, n. t. 10 the Journal xad Messcu
g," Cincinnati, Ohio, and srcaks volumes in favor Of
The world renowned medicine. Mrs. W1EsLOW'5
SOOTHING SyEUP FOR CHILDREN TEErH1NG-
ave see an advertisement IN four co1asns Of MRS.
NINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Now, never
said word In favor Of the pateut medicine be!tee IN
onr life, bat VIC terl copclsd to say 10 your RAIDERS
that this Il hnn buK-we hsve tried It. and snow 1t
10 be al II claims. It Is probably OF tho mast sue
cessgul ucdlelca Of the day. because ls Of the
best and those OF RAIDERS who have babies can't
do better than TO lay IN supply.
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