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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

Bsrnum'' elephant died o. q cold on ihe
passage over. and -ill shortly sPPear s,ufsd
W in his nuseBm.
, 1865-10-04
MEXICO.

The Liberal Side of tile Quc%tlon- Bar
barous Orderz By the Frcnch-.1n Inn
pertn1 Garrison nAunIhiIate4I-Captu
ofa Belgtan Detachmens-1mport
Towns In Liberal Hands.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 3.-The steamer Star Of the
Union brings Sew Orleans dates to Sept. =.
thc arrests Of Liberals and ahoee suspected of Lib
eraltm, 20 numerous TINT II will lake one-hall
Tue na3on 10 guard the prisoners: The moet bar
be10Is orders a1e Issued by tic French command
css. One is. that esezy man wearing leather, and
ihe lower ellss uSC no other material, ehall b.
banged. Ptftecutfons, banlshmcnts and impt1son-
n'ens. en - shoT M ,hs - slate Of " t.c slsk nan
ani annIhila:ed. Tue ESi1f 1f:ifs says thc battle
LATED txS hour, when the giaoe w. s15ris4 By
csptafyd over $4,000. besides :esyins a i@post
4 Beieian detachment Of one hundred and rev.
enfy had been captured IN Mfehoacau.. The cap
turc Of 1chacan had caused great sens1iI0n owing
e lis lmrortancc, md 1t was feared all the Ans
The Liberal. hold lhe road between Monterey and
Matamotse. though The French General BFinconrt,
ut chihuahua, dEnand- rein&orremeuts, as bis
iorres. The Frcnch eaErsson Il kept rhat up in
Pslonf.
move out Of their eneamp!nent forty miles from
1amplen. = the ,gnerillas bad captured all their
mules and horses
TIE Liberals hold the main towns In the State of
Mexico, which form lhe key to the country called
1nastrea. No one dares 90 Il 1eague ou.sade The
City OF Mcxito.
THIS correspondent says there Is no submission tn
these people, and the coming winter will chow us
struggle On grander ecale Il an We have yet Wit
Messed. The Imperial iorcet hold most Of tie larger
ctief-the liberals the smaller Of the county.
Extracts from the Es&gfafs Of the 17th, condEKn al
this CORES rondent sa5s. F..
The NeFkdt4 Mexican accounts says the 1mperial
Goyclnmeut has made ! grant, OF 20, CI0 ACRES Of
land to Fssnus y: Campbell and aesoeiate4, the
Americans, from Texas. 1ne grant l. located In
the neigbborhood Of Cordouua, whcse asr conc Of
the hest lands X the country, particularly io1 eot
r. The conditions q The grant are that Campbell
within yenr. Aiter the expiration Of the year the
colony VII io:e thel1 Rights 70 PIT o. The had
one thousand, The5 may introduce into the conn
tt. itec OF duty. implements Of agriculture,
chimes, seeds and animals. The coiuuitts arc to
be exempt from military service, excep: IN Of
foreign Nar and then, also, II wns II with their
tive country. They arc to pay one dollar per acre
for the land, In nse annual insta3mcnts.
, 1865-10-04

Renf0I1 Nrfcntri1 n,1 Yho SfUT,n hr 1.0E
Stors-1r,er.ss1,,1 pn,I,t.n1 ,r.,+as. 49,
S~e....- =, ,u.. M 1oL.t'ea' HiaItel~'- ~
Railroad.
tSpecial Desuo.ch in the Ch,raoo r,,hnns1
'''~ ~ -, .' ~.
notwithstanding Col. Beuton's declinatiup to
dfscuss the issues Of the day, last evening the Gov
cr,or ven. to bear the Colonel .peaE md The @ neo.
ple called out The Governor alter Benton 60.
through md insisted upon hearing him. The Gov
es1or could not get out Of It, and 50 acnuiesced In
-, 80 tataN.s..s ~ 49, r1. W. noe
.!pen' D&4ns' 1utct."P'eu os ise4uent oemonstfa'
lions Of enthusiastic applause. The occasion, en-
ti1cly unexpected to tho Governor uas crent til.
nn,nb ora. th~ penhe,v of ~. ,,nr1. ,n1 ~ -,
sn1,, .h,.,,.t, sa.aa,,.1" po''
su51 uM51Ieopre1nsa4t-utpo assoc1dnou.
, 1865-10-04
Brief aud Brilliant Career Of a Faxt
Woman In the Hub Of the UnIverre,

(Frou the Bostou journal, a9.h.l
Daring the past tour or fyc dass, quite an excite
fraternity Of this city on account OF the sppeaE.
ancc among them OF falr- looking and lashi1lualy
alfred ,ouny woman, nho apparently had any
expending as rapidly and as fooiishly a. possible
Happears that thlf woman, whose nams IL Nel-
He o.sr aisa. Nellie Curtis, arrived in this clty
Lat Snturday evening, and took lodging ut hnu@e
freqnented By sporting men, with some Of whom
che very soon natc acqral lutancc, and ozcrcd vine
for The whole raTty. pusloRR The evening VINE was
female paid the cash End at lime she exh[bi ted
rome g, 0M which had the effect Of creating COZ
siderable rirary a1n9ng her newly made male &c.
honor Of greatest Gyor. Tie result OF Saturday
eSeDjngte aehnueh WIS ihat she rrtlscd In very
inloziH ted condition.
On Sunday The vas the companion orone Of The
men Who WIS tn her Gompany lhe pseyioua evening,
md Tho passed Tho day with her in driving about
ths suburbs With .l's bess epaa he eopa procure.
she paying all the bills.
on MONDAY the attended the races, where she
wGn aoa IT, and PKG o
thoee In whosc Immediate Company she was, be
rides making liberal donations Of the best ciRars By
Wh1is NJ the rces and d dnrnS he ay pd
thtsty.swo bottles ofwlne, bcaides othes liquors.
A similar course was pursued " her On Tuesday.
during which @ d ~ she placed Cd *5o 10 he hands Of
piled Wednesday morning to1 It's zeluru hut sue
ihen wns In company With another young rlan, the
o1e to whom she entrusted the money denied re-
teitipg any such amount as "a a0 or anything Ike
that sum, nut rather than have my fuss made eabout
1t he consented to give her 500 Finlin. that she
con1d not ret her money back, she repa1tcd 10 the
Office Of the Chief Of Police, where she related the
substance OF the foregoing, and stated that she had
isen keeping house ii New Ofleans. but had given
that mp antl had come North 10 visit friends aud
"bese guy snd festive time senerally."
After hattnn.. to her story. detectives Heath and
Hunt were detailed to work up the matter, and II
poeeible recover the ntesfng i, 10 and arrest the
party having It, The detectives were absent fsoH
ihc office b1t Hhort time, Whcn they returned
With man in custody, whom the woman identified
a. the one wanted, and from whom they obtained
<2 apparently g1eaily to The relief Of the loser
Tho tcene now cbauscs. "Wednesday a EBntle-
man from New York arTared in town, and 81 once
reported 10 the Chiefs office that last Friday night
jennie named AScll1e" robbed him OF SC, 100 il
money End Q. $. Bonds, and that be had fsason to
believe she had come to this city. The finale Of the
whole matter ie. that Nellie Oils dilas Curtis was
u1rested and committed to the Tombs. Consllera-
bly, less than oncha1f Of the money she stole RON
The New York gentleman has been recovered, b0i
he rcfuses to proeccute her. and only desires tI,at
lhe sporting mcn who hare pa1taAen OF - Nellics''
hospitality At hls expense may he honorable
enough, II they have any bonds or money belonging.
to him, to 1rt1rn the sane forthwith to the CHIEF oi
fa.jcH
, 1865-10-04

The Illinois Legislature Gold Rtll-Ae-
ton Of the Stxte Treasurer Sustained
Census Beturns-McetluE Of the
Grand Lodge of i. r. =: 4. M.-Elcc-
tton Of 0fhcexH-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuoe.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct 3.
The case Of the people ex rel Mcconnell II.
the staae Tr.asrrrr, held under adyisemeut by the
Supreme Court, from tn: Ottawa term, has been
decided. The ca-e involved the ral1dfy Of tho gold
Dill paseed at The last session Of the Legislature,
End the court sustained The action Of the Treasurer
In rcffng to pay gold, and ovcrsnlcd the app1lea.
tlon fos nsndanns, declaring tic provisions Of tho
hill violation of the I'd section Of art Of the
Constitution, which contains provisions On rsr1ous
SphfcC1e contrary TO kltd section,
The Tide OF emigration from the Niddle Ssotes in
Missouri eee1ns to h1ye set tn In GOOD earueat.
Scarcely day passcs in which some fwenfy tt
thirty flies do not pass through this City IN ro,r<
to tie 1attH .6taie- some thlrty-eight wagons,
lndeu NTH en5g7ans. rassed today,
The following GENIUS reroFt. have been filed with
the Secretary Of State tncc the last report: fich
iand Coprty, population II ,4S8: Lea - sso; Wasne
1,OOO: EdWalIf, {, ,1s9: Usnd. I'm.
tbs l1th Illinois easaly arc expected m this ctr
fhis tycrfngfoz fnal payment and discharge
Tne annual communicative Of the Gtanl Lodce
Of ancic.t, FREE and Accepted Nasoas Of the statc
, 1865-10-04

Trouble in the SchooIs--A Teacher .Ar-
rcsted--A New Court Regulation
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST: LOUIS, Oct. !.
In school dietrict IN the northern portion Of
Bolt county, Mo-, ref1o eirl applied for permis-
eion to attend the district school. The master
Called meeting, and By vote she was permitted to
intend. This produced sensation. Soma Of the
practitioners Withdrew their children rom tire
school. A boy passing the school houae one day
offered the teacher insnlt. wheEenpon the teacher
esrghs and logged him. For this he WIS arrested
md tried On Monday last, and fined In The sum Of
sixty dollars and costs.
In The Law Commissioners Court yesterday, the
following rnle wAs ordered By the coult: ..Attor-
neya who haye not complled With part cecond Of
The revised and amended Constitution Of t1ii State
will not be permitted to practice in this court
ST. LOUIS, OFT. 3.--Thc railroad Presidents,
representing the Ohio Mississippi Little Ma111,
OHIO Central Pennsylvania Central, and other
roads, who went on IN excursion to Lawrence,
kausat, few days ago, and who will meet the
commission appointed to Inspect the Union 1aeiae
road, have engaged to consi1uci sixty nies of the
Union Pacific ruad west OF Lawrence BY the 1et Of
next My. Iron Tor this road has already been pur-
chased and sh1rped BY Edgar Thompson. President
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, seven mi1es
Of track arc already completed west OF Lawrence
md cars vii run TO Topeka In November. Ar
rangeuents a1eo have been made to build railroad
between Learenworth and Kansas City At once.
, 1865-10-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Constitution as sAmende@-Deeail
OF the NeSV ElauneA

The Constitution as AmendeA-Deeails
OF the New Clauses.
New ToRK. Oct. 3.-Thc Charleston Courier, o
Sept s2tb, publishes tho complete revised Consti-
luton Of South Carolina, "a adopted by the State
Contention on the 9Th ult- The following Is a
summary Of its provisions: Representation ia
placed, as heretofore, upon the JOINT basis Of the
amount Of all taxes raised, whether direct Of iudl
rect, and the number Of white Inhabitants in each
election District This important change, how
cres is made that whereas, al Lands In the StAte
and department md those In The cities were as-
Eesscd under the old systcns according 10
fixed, unequal and arbitrary estimate. now
the tnxes wil be laid according to the actuA
value ofthe property. This Is reform which has
eelortai lights. It viii prove a geeat reltcf 10
fourth Of Tho impoet in The State.
e1est d de judicial dis.sse. TT & ckss!sssop Wh!sa
cons tinss ander Tie present arrangement two e1ee
election district with tno senators, and tho former
pa1shea iof Christ Church, Berkeley, St.
ssn' s%ss o9ste cssk st15. 81; 1hom,a ana Dennis
aad Cotton eop.ti.afe anoher Election dat4aet M
der the mime Of the election District Of Berkeley,
and a1f entitled to ons Esnaor ia the Rlaee o he
ton districts.
The ohce Of Governor which has in q measure
been nominal in 'ts character, ta invested with
great power. The term Ii extended to four ycars.
He Is 10 he elected By the people, and IN case oi IN
equalIty Of sotes, be i then to bo chosen By the
General Assembly. The pardonisg poucr Is com.
b. Is 10 report 10 the Legislature all czses Of am
ncsty which has been erRnsed BY him, with a fu1l
tcnt hasty legislation the veto power is vested tn
him, subject 10 be orerTulel b.. a majority Of both
brcnchrs Of the General Assembly.
1hs Lieutenant Governor, a1so elected By .hr
, 1865-10-04

~ S9-
CJTr CCLLnTsE's DEYrLE. C0CEF Ht.csE,
Room Nc. II. October III, 1Sii.
Public Notice hereby Given that the following de-
sc5the1 Warrants have 6een placed IN my h1nds for
co}lt ctoD, ka-Nlt;
Warzat d. south. dated Sept eth. 1851. aad iss7sd
he tu1n.ng and paving South Water sireet, nom
Wahash aven1e 10 Michigan avenue.
"AtFapt ~ so5th. dated sept Eth, lsss and Issurd
ior the eolltetioa ct special asseas1sns ityted toe
EsadiEg md ElanktnE Conca t'ace. Block 8. oti1t.
waH.ot ~; South, dated seps. 18Th 1885, md tsned
e1rbtnE. ulllnE md paving SCUM "ascF street. nom
Clark street to franklin street,
tor tho coec toa OF special ASSESSMENT leTed for
s9eef nd #.bs.6 aTen1e. hon liz aorth ll5o Or
al ID the 4. w. f7ae. < Of ETC. =. r n n 3. u. E
Tor e collectop Or special assfssuFas r. eIiea re
ct11DE aLl pi1pk1nE S. alley Ii A!ocxs% k0Espeae~
bern Addition to Chtcagp. ,. 49,.
Warrant NJ soutb dated Sept. 18th. ls63. md t95ued
for tnt eotcttoa of Ipecta1 assssspsos fes.sd for
Fsxrkl!u street and Market street.
An per3up intcrc8tei In AAld AssesRutnts ara Fe-
qu-ss-d m.kr tmnoedtatc payment II ny od'ce u
Default or llcd payment tic said Assdas1ne1ts H be
cpiIce ted 1t tho Cost and c1pcuse ut peTsou9 Liable
~; All. HEAID. CITY Co[lectnF.
, 1865-10-04
FROM TURKEY.
The Great COnfIagratt1n-Imme1 e1lse De-
ttructton-A New British Legation
The F1anJarn. .&-r.

The Great ConHa@tatton-Imuae e,lse De-
ttructton-A New Britlsh legation
The Cholera. &c.
NEW YORE, Oct. 3,-The Tribune has lctte,
from ConstAnunople, estimating the results Of the
laie confagfatton at FROM B,061 to 5000 houses
burned, including more than a hundred palaces,
eiGht mosques, Two churches, five kahns, and many
public buildings. 1t estimates the sufferers by The
fire to number about 75,o01. The space burned
over is about two miles II length and talf mile In
width, including eome Of the Wealthtest and eomc
Of the poorest quarters in Stanhoul- The Turks
are the heasltst sufferers; all the palaces belonged
to them. and suppose scvcn-tentls Of the hontcs
md shops. walked to-day over the ruins Of these
Turkish qnariers, md ench ecc1c Of abcolEte des
o!aiion hare ercs seer In any Inhabited city.
Sir Henry Bulwcrs successor as British Minis
ter, Lord Lyous, formerly at Washington, Is to
arrive ne1t week. with MI. Stuart az bis Secretary.
The whole English community here. md ail thpse
who are for religious liberty in Turkey, arc Iubi,
lanL
The news from the interior Of Turkey Is very dis.
eouraging. 1t would appear that the 1oo,ooo rctq-
gees who aed iron, the eholcra ia coustantinople
had canfcdhe disease With them into the Provinces
1t il now not only in seaports but IN the Interior
iLat 'he ra'ages Of the epidemic hare commenced.
, 1865-10-04
FROM COLUMBUS,
Enthusiastic Reception OF Gen. Ernu
Tho EaIdfefA1 [lfn1r n nj axEluut.

E11tb ustnstic Reception OF Gen. Ernut
The Soldier&' 0rphanx Asylum.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CoLUNBUn. Oct 5.
Au enthusiastic reception was given here to-day
to Gen. Grnut. He Was received At the State uoute
by Gov. Anderson On behalf Of his native statc--
10 tanqu:t at The Neil House, where some 20 per-
fons feastcd with the General. Toasta were drank
and speeches made with greai deal Of spirit
Tie Board OF Directors for the Soldiers Homo Of
Ohio, just appointed by The Governor convened
fo-dzy for organization. They ristted the insttu:
ion which WIS the lste military hospital. adjacent
renc1al Go,t4nmeut has donated 10 the Stste for
ibis purpose. There are cots End other accommo-
dati6ns Tor so persons. The land thirty acres, be-
bAn1tary Commission has So 0Co lett On hand from
me contributions Of The people of the Stnte which
1t pEoposes to donate to This institution 70 Keep II
running unii the Legislature meets md m1Ees an
appropriation for the purpose.
, 1865-10-04

Extensive Emigration Sch ckae.
New York, Oct 3-The Boston 1stuaserip.
asyB: "Gos. Andrew. IN connection with other
gentlemen in different parts OF The country, has
nearly maiused a plan BY which be contemnates
the establishment of central Office In New York
where owners Of land in slave State% can become
acquainted with No<thcEn pu1chaeers, and thus a
stream 81 emigration organized, which will Gil Ger
tain eectionA 0! the South With population having
Nonhsin energies md idcus. Branch offices will
be instituted IN al former sasu States. Ar the pro-
Jet goes on European Immigration may BE- intro
duced to eettIc particular Southern regions. The
uhn!e srhc-.e Is upon an enlarged scale and under
charge Of gentlemen abHDdantly able to meet all
the e11Gencfes that Gnu arfsc. Gov. Andrew 1tll
likely DO President 0f the ozeanfzattop"
, 1865-10-04

Of 1Mnoas, assembled IN the Representatives Hall
gf The csptto1 at ten O'Clock this morning. It which
Tine the Grand Maser delivered his annual
Delegates were present f.om about 400 subordinate
lodges AuH representing nearly cveTy section Of
the ststs. Among this number were many pfomi~
lis Of the oeefs Of the fatnisy present and act
ing with The Grand Lodge: Grand Nastcr Thomas
}. IuEnE; Deputy Grand Master, II. P. Il. Brom-
J. g. "; Harrison Dali, IT, T.; IL G., Reynolds,
The following officers have been elected for the
ensutng yer; N: VII. r. u. BromWeu, GEaad
4. Wy. ". Hrntley, Senior Grand Warden
Z; N.-Cha1lcs Fither; J. g W; B N.-uat1tson
se lev charters were nsd a. tSaa iodses L
different parts OF the Etate. Turlve additional
chapters have been granted and two counci1a- The
GRIND Chapter Will be in session tomorrow for the
aunua1 election Of It's officers.
, 1865-10-04
To Lal1llbeIlllell.

The advertiser. resident Of New York sate,> own
ting the best ELL site On Lake Michigan and over
l5cp0 acrts Of choice Pine Lands contiguous thereto.
carefully selscted from I. to Is yeAss ago. aud slnce
withheld from MARKET Is noH ready to stock tha prop
e1ty with some nIAtc1ass Lunlberman or dru Ia Chi
cago who can Advantageonsly take charEn Of tho
manufacturing and selling Of tho Lumber. and can fur
nsh capita! for that purpose. One season like the
present wl pay back al necessary outlays lumSE
can be made anil trough. to Chicago cheaper ftom
this property than from arg other Of ltKe capacity, 1t
Il believed Operations commence this f7ll. Adj
dreas, for ten days, "PESE LAND OWNER" Box
3Ad. Chicago. p932nct
, 1865-10-04

The following 10 m extract OF letter written By the
Rev-J- S Hone pastor Of tho Ferpo1s stzees Eapta<
Church. Efoakyp. y. r. to tho 4Journa1 aud Messe-
ger" Cincinnati Ohio. and speaks Yo1nn.cs n nrue OF
tho w1rld-scuowned medicine, MES. WIysLoW.a
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TKETuyQ
TISsLOW's SOOTHING sYECT. Now, We uever
*sld &*csd II favor Of ths pa3ent naecine before II
our fe. but we feel compelled to aay to your resdesn
shat shis no hunbug-ve a&vn s1,e H. md kDov II
to be all 1t cians- 1t u probably Of tho sue-
ccss1l medicines Of The day. beanse 1t u ooe of tAA
best and those Of our rraIlesg who haTe babies e9
DO better than lay N supply.
arsfpe1SSE-WFSxuet
, 1865-10-04
THE FAIRS.
The Indiana State Fair.
The Kalamazoo Horse
Fair--TWo Hundred
Fast DorSes.
ABSTRACT OF THE REVISED
F. SOUTH CAROLINA CON-.
STlTUTI0N.
ARREST Of DUKE" eWiA
AND Ex-60Y. CLARK.
Tie Louisiana Political Imbroglio
IA Third Commission on
the WAY to New Orleans.
GEN. BUTLER TENDERS HlS
RESIGNATION. 49,.
The Cholera Abating in
Turkey. :. ''
INTERESTING CENSUS ITEMS
FROM IOWA AND ILLINOIS.
The Illinois Legislative
Gold Bill.
The Action of the State Treas
=: urer Sustained by the
Supreme Court.
The Cholera Abating in
Turkey. :. -
INTERESTING CENSUS ITEMS
FROM IOWA AND ILLINOIS.
The Illinois Legislative
Gold Bill
The Action Of the State Treas
=: urer Sustained By the
Supreme Court.


T1,n Serona 7snx-w
Live s,oeae, ITu,. and rlower.-Sames
OF Prominent ,E1hibitors-Prospcc
Of the Fair.
tsnor,., ns.a.,ch T., IL. ce,,,.ao 7-,.,,
M. x,,,,a a =, -. ,,,,.n 81. "n &C.,, &
INC eecoua aas o. INC anoan etate Asf'cnsa3a1
Fan. Ike thc first, has been entirely deEoted to
entering and ssnsins articles for; for e1hlb!.iea Tho
.hs. Of yesterday. and NOW the nnrnser is .u.l
eept perhaps 1850. Entries VIII continue to be re-
c<.tyed un.fI Ftjdar when II fs estimated 4hev ,I
.' n aa ~. ~ "a.1 =. uui1lro , taes VIZ
~ co,,s ~ % ons+h;ns bsxs .sen t,,s 1s.- 'D''
11 o31a4 ~ aos ons 4AA'e eeeA l'1a te2s-
HCs1cAL INSTRUMENTS
The show Of pianoe IL very fne There are ten
S5 sS .Te;s tnsnsn, sas a 'asa
Hchte, Bradbury, Traes]eycr, and Robinson; Lin.
dcfnan suns, etc- There arr also seIcrai arpro1-
Nsso, l. usralin. ETC. ''' @N'N'~'->'''''
eame depa11mcu,. but Ecilins woSthy IT, nsn,e Of
MI. sg,,p
~ .'
j,t, ~. a,era,. ~ ~. - sah art1 7,
rcp1esent Go,twn1dr and Spanish mesinoes' With
ieN crooses. Enansb my.i,oes are Is-ely IN excess
OF any Others. and are Is cood spedEcns Of the
breed aq hare seen Among the Contributors are
]. i. Mikszci, Of 1ltca!esa Gilmore i Smllh,
county. Chic &. r. barnes, W,a1dotte, Ohio
john +. Borden. Nilliar1soa county. III. !; Thomas
A@so NIsoa nf59p fg wo1se 215e; iaa sb csnad'
c.~r
TO exceed twenty on d: ground, and at least half
thal number are nom Illinois. What are the far
mefs 81 lndiann don2s ~ lhere certainly Is need
O. oo'lae missionas'ee among toe boosiers: J. G.
I43Ee. OF d&pE1mQN County,. lil-1 mas sent GEft
, 1865-10-04

Eesses would testify he must gise up the case. us
bad bestowed Inuch lAbor upon It and WIS stu
Afler further conversation. the room WIS clearea
fer deliEeration. End when the doors were opened
a Mleen minutes OF the usual hour Of adjourn
ment. Gen. WalIace saii AMt. baker, to facilitate
your 1abors the Court will transact no further bas
ness, and will now adjourn until 10 o'clock tomor-
tow morning.
Th. Conrf areofrffnrly a1;nuY1pf1
, 1865-10-04

Great Meeting OF Freedmen.
PE7EEsBunD, Va, Oct. 3--An immense neet1uy
Of freedmen was held here Inst night. The largest
.Afican church in the city Was crowded to excess
CAPT. Stuart Basnee, ol the Frcedmen's Bureau,
and dtsabueing the minds Of the blacks ttom tie
fdea that the lands Of their late owners we're to be
divided among them, Ihe address was enthusias-
Hcatly received Addresses we're 0Iso delivered by
several colorcd speakers. all exhortlng the ffeed-
men to stb1tetS and industry, and couus sIl{p.
friendly feeling towards the Whitca. The meeting
adjourned at Late hour
, 1865-10-04
PLAN OF SALE

Cards naming each article and its value ere placed
Ia scaled envelopes md veil mixed. One Of these en-
velopea containing the card describing article
worth ut least two dollars 1t retstl also picture OF
enc Of cur natons pstsos will be sold At any Of
Agency DepotS, sent by u1au to any address,
ceIpt Of twenty-five ctnts. The purchaser may Gee
xhat article s ticket calls for and ts value, which
msy be from two to thousand dollars and c.n then
take the article or not, ut hta option.
Thla u tho orJ GOLD GrI Gt1e IL the United States
-shese beinK no brass, tocal'ed r}ated jewtiry,
kert In the establishment; the contrary eyes3 ars-
rlc L WARRANTED GOLD.
, 1865-10-04

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE Oct 2.
The Legislature met to-day. Fderson, Of Maury
county, was elected Speaker Of the senate, ries
Rogers. resigned. No qEorun, In the House.
The Grand Lodge Of Masone for tic State met TO-
dsy. The AttenaAnce il yeIr laEge.
, 1865-10-04
MISSISSIPPI.

Unpardoncd IcGf~Iators Not Eligible to
OHce-fsuA1Hess.
NEW YoRE, Oct. a.-Ihe n. Y. Jia.ts' Jackson
correspondent eays:
"GoE. Shatkey oplnes that nnparloned Legie1a-
toss not eligible to eeate. This will make Gen
Humphreys, gnbernato77al candidate Ineligible.
'tBustnese ie assuming great activity In Jack
keD
, 1865-10-04

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlbnnc-
kAxKAKEE, Oct 3, 16G5.
Tho Knnkakee County Agricultural Society hold
their annual exhibition at Kankakce. Wednesday,
Thursday spd Friday, OF this week. The grounds
have been Ascd up at considerable expense, and
the managers atr exerins themselves 10 tho utmost
10 have a cred1:ahye exhibition. Gen. Logan his
promised to be In attendance on Friday the 9Th.
, 1865-10-04
Gold.

NEW ToRE. Oct. 3.-Go1d stronger, from 4 sup
position that the return at dvetwenty bonds from
Eurcpc. In consequence Of enlarged Issue Of The
bonds, may cautc m early export demand. The
price has ranged at 145A. Ths,e Is probability Of
fair export py to-tno7ow's steamer,
, 1865-10-04

Prerared only hr \. II, DELIGHT At his lir Dress
Ing Saloon. corner Clark and Lake streets. Chicago.
Trade supplied By LORD i sMITfI, :.3 Lake IT..
shasid At sW ses & se 81 sss 94f &
t9e ta9e I'D I'D 9esrbesn e sts; M nuGNuAMS n IAN TAS
LER, - Market ST.; j. II. REED h CO.. 81 Lake
It.; and all the principal druggists In Chicago sell the
Spanish Luztrs1.
containing bis written signature ad portraii above