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, 1865-11-24
FROM CINCINNATI.

L Few Episcopal Hospital In Ciucin-
nat1-Rlahop McIlyaEue,s Address.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,l
CHc1SSAT1. Nov. ~
new hospital, under the auspices OF the EpI.-
eopa1 churches Of this city, WIS opened here TO-
day IL the hrst and only Institution Of the k1nd
under the control Of amy Protestant denomination
in The city.
Bishop Acilvaine, IN his address On the occasion,
said 1t would p oPen te app'scanss Of all denomt,
malone. md those bavlDs wsite akin. woald be no
nofr acceptable thin The black man, since thcff
weze alike acceptable in the sight or God
, 1865-11-24

N-B.-Tn the case Of paztne1b,n.. IN. ,.,,..
Pa!tnss interested muak hare Do signed In csse dc
~ cit sq9heea rs Proposal bless ii TIE streams
nse.s ns sisiGsy a1 o1 ns SFeess q sh
lection OF the p!seo Of delivery, at theT option
CERTIFICATE. ......
We The Undersigned hereby certify that Wr Ase, each
OF rs, we'll And personally acquainted win
, 1865-11-24
CALlFORNIA.

" NecA'" Heavy Rain Storm San
assc'>co =. l~uaated-Ercaf Damage to
s"intn. aud other Property.
,,n..,,i I.tkctscg, Nov. GA s,nr,n of ,,sn h.s
Se,l. ,be rnsa 1oa:aoet his s.a.s during he past
ood q ISL .ssfe,aSsa z,;s sinss the sst
1T r,gS y %s5 nd .eeah CO, 'es ea interior
7s 4ssaa asasnss*. IN .a ns id &c
have received connide1able dama,sm min!ns districts
~ aT1S o. ds nmss wheels md M "a,hinE
fesseT e III 91s seF T. seods on ~ r. Ss1d nd
MnFyKxtl!c ts rnde1 wate7, without much potion Of
YET. me whar Al Half Moon Bay, On shr hse sss y
coas1. soutA Of san FFanc1sco wns wa,,d aeae a.a!
gram, causing damage lie amount Of Ytn Mash t
1herr arr no e1Gns Gf tie storm a}.t.p- '""*
, 1865-11-24

fq suner1l!ns Special Agent, ID Agency, Tfessasrv
EtNrsr,mt o., Men pills. Tenn:
eMs ID p1Hsuance Of your adyeF emf nf tha n+%
A9vsnoer ~ inviting proposals Ior contsscss fo1
&C. % ,he Msss,5nt a2a gs,!yetD5 q snnken Teeis
caho'."--sunmit ihs following :: 'o1'1'o' 'oe'o@
propose 70 raise ind wrock In the etream
As1eu1il1 named all ateAn1t1S Eunboatx t3at1 1rN
- win ALI their appuEtena1ces Thethr1
Mi1 saue Of not. and whether sunk bY Ii
of eltheror to avoid capture bJ eiiber foreeontsa
% tns eoet1x Of the Wat; remove III aud sTtrT *
sIncuon TO navigation csuatd bY tho laIi suoktn Frs
anu % ctdaf the channel thoroughly of then N,
1apted q scsoaoe Is n m sas sse9 @ nos b a
4c fai.et as either Of tho following aansa ni.ees
aEn 10 GO thc said work At the Goio ytnx nsnf III
otptF cenAEe OF the nett proceeds or sale 0f ssd Fl
se!s aaa appuftenances At sald plaza OF deliver
Ti4" Y" Itacc o1 1ed5FeTy. Rate or
1Natchez And Vlckshur1. lump 'a' y"
AisHsAfpl. Alss., Memphis, Tenn, New
A.e.n, 2s!s:is Rs9f.1;s afs1: Memphis: 'or-'e&
Wh.ts f.aD: 6
raiahs;ch;. azo9 CITY. steksbars. Aiaa. .toF q.
s..sssse. Miss: ST. &!
pfepo.s tse CONTRIB. &c 1, ...;asf ;tsrf1set ,e
az saane n The pEomptest N amer possnia; int
70 to work md employ hands nj mschfne
nmcent to insure The eaffy completion AZ the csa
~ tnas-Hti1 honestly aaeavuF to prumote
III The deposit Of FEo Ihoo1.nd po&lsr, f,a M, ~
.e1esiss tRsiosed rs By d1afs of oa
Respectfully.
, 1865-11-24

Sinking OF a Stcamcr-Nailroxd tpta1.
HEcnce-The SYeather-Thc mnrk11.-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov, =
The steamer Deer Lodge st1uck snap .ho,+
nffeen miles below st. Joseph On Saturday, md jm~
medlate]y sunk. large quantity Of corn vas los,.
The Iron for the htst 1ve miles Of the Atch,.on
: Pile's Peak Railroad has arrived, The iron tor
the first twenty-five miles is all at Hannibal No
and will be ehipped over as rapidly As possible,
lhe weather is exceedingly pleasant here. aud
pies Is also exhibition. Buetucte Il nrf1vc ~
buldfng IL being ca1ied On rapidly. tbs totoT.
1ng are he market prices in this city for leading
articles: Com 40fl &c per bushel- Bitter 40StGE
bushc! Flour, first quality. $500. Potatoes d.
Coa1 doe per busheL Cattle tSs per yoke.
, 1865-11-24
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
4 Liquor Dealers Convention The
Newman HHAbeaR Corpus Casc-Goy.
morfon's Health ImprovEng-The
kezt4latures

Liquor AscAferx' Convention - Th,
Newman 14AbeaR Corpus Casc-f;ov
| mortouss Health Tnnrovfuv-Th.
| f.rr.t.r.tur~.
1
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.1
| kDuxapo1ts. Nov. ~
There is ncnor1 In r.,e.,.,t.., ~. ,, 49,
men afs to hold convention in this city .o-rao,
row, to prorldt means and take measures 10 nn-
| rent the' raxeora ~ .,v v,,,. t...-.r. ~ - -
Avs than are no" In fost3.
The Temperance men have lIte.atly 6estened tb.
legtel1ture thus far, and vii make a c.t,a1t 6obt
/ for ,hc,r uranctn1ea. W.
~. vam,ns. sas.
| .ee eNA "st1eos corpus case dfags slowly In
lae supreme Court Tho osidence /. not all in yut.
| but will probably be cloeed ont to-mo,row. The
evidence s:aInst the defendant thus iar ia nj rir
cumstnrusf eh1aetsk. - ~
meet ii Ibis civ On III: IN mr na.a,ban Miu
odicen and men or lie 1atf7 tayn,rT hnre ra ;S
of and LETT for hotne tn ]nI ' ''"'e oeea Fa4u
4 prjrate etesnatrh nnno1,,n.. ., - Co. ,x,
hes1ib il better sinca hIs srIrsi ~ ~ Aoltons
Is1uaYAnnIfs. Nnx 81 . ~. - 3 M.s mhs.sn5 uH;
m. 4 ueesare Ts* recet1ei Huase f nis1 u 80 a.
Baker, ;recomfnendfn, ies1si.t;ta ~ ..;;e 1s ~ ~
tsip fTnrreesfnn.1 "a a. ~ astton ~ "
Mtchiran T,ftv harfo- 49, ~ ~. InE !m?loYetneni -
five thougand dn1s,rs bay" hen 1a1 a5o taing
work l,y nriv.te s1hsr.;nt,. oen fie49ea !os lhe
Hents tbs nnnrhnss ~ ,S ohoI1iiaiul h1iail a!so recon-
The State banE' fnr tHe nn,rnaa ~ ssSenp!sa g!
State and tbe n,1serrst,,n ~ - ~ nnees ol the
The bin repealinc the eo1dta+ M .GaMes .atsts,
feconmendrd h. ~ HTte!ete Ss: ithel Law vas
and MgHna. II h.s v1,.s1- -....1 " N9Fe
, 1865-11-24
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Explosion Of Locomotive No. II on the
ah'nots Central Railfoad-Threc Per.
NohS KILLED and Another Fatally
Wounded.

Wounded.
Especial De<raseh 10 the Chicago Tribunal
AAsox, H., Nov. g.
4 hiGbtfdi disaster occurred at Z O'Clock thys
morning. near this (Mason} Station on tho Illinois
Central line Nhieh resulted In the death Of ,he
man and two 1aborezs employed On the tack. snd
injured the engineer SO badly that be IL not expect
"a 10 recover From the ee1nty Information rlc.ued
run Some Of the hen. an unable to nlrecut
complete account Of the accident which appears to
have c'eated m Immense Sensation in this vicinity
The construction gravel train was ut work rcn,ir
Ing The tack near the station, which ia e11 mf1r,
south ofChlcaro, when the boiler Of the cnrine
NO; III. suddenly exploded with a terrible cTash'
ano The fragments we're thrpWn tnto the All
5SaSnylng Obstruction wherever they. fell TWO
Of The engine. when huge fragment Of The ho;,tr
st1uck them both II the same moment, One or
Them bad the Foof Of bis head takcn OF, while he
otheE was e terribly hzuttcd that he Immediately
ss1ptsed I1e engineer was blown high into TIC iii
by nc foscso tht explosion. and was picked IN
On the track with hls arm shoulder and rhs hroker
ana ohe1Mi.s 90 ecsesey injured that no hopes asc
Etby sca,dcd and mutate. BE was c,nErTed a1I r.
his home in Champaign CITY, where be eInirss3
about o'clock In the afternoon, amer suffering
great agony.
I be Conductor Of the tains had tus, RI. off III.
encinc, and Mas On the point Of entering his c.
ooofe nhen The explosion took place. he made
n91o~ NJ TO- eseaPe witt his fe for the drisias wheels
1ell upon the top Of thc car hing It fnio pieces
The engine ttselt WIS shivered into 1ncmeuts. and
destroyed. '-t'~''''
The cause Of the explosion has not ret been
atccrts'ned- The conductor states that III seemed
to be working smoothly up to the moment Of the
d1sasset, and there ms plenty oi water ia The
cirnnstances tomorrow, when Tie fall paTtit1,ia:s
OF the occurrence will be made known
, 1865-11-24

S9ld Il Il rGtai bg al nsqrt.sa and .s wholesale b,
SHACK, LORD 4 SMITH. j, h. REED + ~
GhAf: aafis. {. sS1rH " x RQEMHELp i. sCOE1L r. s.
and Dealers generally, noslIrrSSt - TTsaxase 1sx.se
, 1865-11-24
Nem advertisements.
NOTES ON DISEASES OF THE
I Threat and Langs.
NO. i.
Nasal Cat0rrh...Its Cause and fturr-
BY |. wIKsL0W AVER, N. o..
e@eago Throat and Lung Institute" " hcCor-
nlek's Block, corner Dearborn and
Randolph-sts.


throat Dseascs. In this climate, arc every year b.
coming more preTalent and generally fatal AZ
psesaent as they are left to themselves thelr tI
| naaon Is consumption and death Throat Dise&a1s
Soust o. IN Inflammation. scute chronic, Ut either
LIE omhfane lining the air cavities or tue suaier
glands connected with the membrane, The nroernes
lntoaf Disease Is Always downward Nasal Cata.rh
aaa Throat Diseases, which at 1rst setm hut .nrov.
ancts. Invariably end pooner or lster In corMr.tto
vac aeaucton or se4ous Injury Of the teusea and
VIC lntef1A! structure Of the throat aud head.
| Sasal estafzh consists or Inflammation, bcz1nn,nz
oealno and little abore tho veil Of the r.1.se ,nd
extends upwards into tho nose and afr csri,e. ~ ~
nce' Ato1ten creates perpetual detso TO svafIor
and causes feeling u something ve.e sttcrnr IN
toe uppef pafs OF inc throat. When the Inflammation
has existed for time md liberation has Ia Frn Ma.
puftfoFm latter Is secFtted and trons dvn trto ~
throat ofseu passing Into the stomach causing nauses
snd offensive breath, dyspepsia dlnsy appearance Of
the complexion lots OF hag Of she head. and general
detnngemeL. Of the health.
Many times tbs nossri1+ art etosed and the suerrr
Is Obliged to breathe with the mouth open. Upon
rising in the morning great effort Is required 10
clear The head md throat There Is oftou feeling Of
pressure ncroaa tho upper part Of tho nose and the
base Of the bsaIn-soneimes sut!ara In such nav :.
10 1odnca headache. vertigo and coQSuaior.
olte0. asscf the cstucton Of the membrane the
bone itself becomes Affected, and then ~ genera,
hing. The disease denes Ill treatment. By eatarrh.
me sense Of smell Is alTa5s sooner latoz impaired
ana destroyed. The aIfease extends to tho tubes
which run from the throat to the ears causing pal or
deAfnesa- and occasionally both Sounds Of ysrlou,
,ae az s., wa,sn n tss patient describes "a ts
Il waterfall. dr hcavy p.a Is 81 me Ioss
me forehead and spots occasionally oar beioxc the
AZ ~ - .ae o5es aad osease Known
dr. tn r.,a sns esses 81 ot neu.atA arc xholls
rsr,. .;,... 3''o 1e' ~ "ea'eS4 "'o "nle the
eause enhs.
nee e.es the "a. IN
, 1865-11-24
Gen. Grant Takes a Hide Behind the
Celebrated Trottlne Mare 1Peer.

On Monday Gen. Grant took ride wft,
Alr. Bonner, who had Peerless III TOP wacor
for the occasion. They first went to 3he
Bleomingdale road, Mr.. Bonner driy1nr
Atterward Gen. Grant drove, and finally thex
vent to Dubois private trotting track. Here
The g5ey mare was taken ont Of the top wagon
Mr. Bonner drove her a,turn in In. I6s.. timci
by Gen. Grant. The track was heavy. Int
tie rate good. Gen. Grant then cot In
and drove turn, Mr.. Bonner timing f, The
marc made n break, but nevertheless covered
the ground in In. 17}5s. No stranger ever
drove the erny mare better than Gen. Grant,
and Mr. Bonner thinks him an excellent
driver: We understand It was the first time
are sure Mr.. Bonner ought to know what BE-
longs to the art in respect 10 gentleman
irving Oh the road, or on private course,
for tim,.-1Eakes' Spirit Of tie Times.
, 1865-11-24

| The ina brings news Of the death Of
l Andre Uric Jean Jacques Duptn. well
| known titictan Of France, and ex-President
o. -sn11, 1853, bred to the bar, defended
Febrs {ey in ISIS, and has filed great
Marsha. public trusts. After the reTolu-
number d'1 he WIS chosen President and
ton Of l! Assembly, aud won considera-
Speaker ofp. siding officer. At tile great
bic tame apr ION in 1851, he was Presi-
exhibition Lon> nmisston Of the Inter-
dent Of the inch Co. not On active pastici-
naI,onat 1aut ~ tSs IN Although oais Sapolcon, he
has ever stn6ecn guppon. "erly held I'M
ment Of Emperor, and lat. te was made
poftans aq under 1t. In 1851
, 1865-11-24

SVIKU NUnYEUu60s
its regular annual convention In this c;tv
commencing On the evening of the 5th Of Be,
cember, in the lecture room Of Mozart Hail
Auf growers aud manufacturers, AZ we'll
as al the friends Of this important agricultu-
ral interest, are invited to attend. it Is cI-
pected that models OF machinery md appara-
est, ana samples Of syrup and sugar VIII be
Cincinnati Ga.et{e, I'D.
, 1865-11-24
FIRE AT SEA.

A Ship Burned with 3,349 Bales o
Coa&on-No Llvcs Lost.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. ae-1he ste,m.btr
Acsc.dita, which arrived At Mobile yeste1ds1
brought 10 Captain uosscc Atwood and nj III
the crew OF the chip Harry Of the Veal, frpn Erx
Orleans, for liverpool which was burned oer hun.
dred ullef from the Southwest Px4s, with thnsr
1honrand three hnudrcd End forty .thrcc bales -;
cottnp. The origin Of the Are II uukpoun. T9,c
baianct Of The crew w1s taken by she ship Eli.
bound for Liverpool.
, 1865-11-24
HutEtry at Rockp0rt, ludalaua-Ten
Thousand Dollars Stolen,

One the heaviest burglarics committed
In tlissctfon Of the State for many Years,
wps successfully accomplished at RocSport, /,
Spcncc county, On Wednesday night. The
safe oitr. R. Graham was broken open and
robbedf &, 900 in TO United States bonds,
a quan:y Of currency and some gold md sill.
yer; q, a bar Of silver Weighing Iii ounces,
u,arkct" Potosf Gold lnd Silver Mines, Ma.
| ypda."The front door Of the building, it
| seems, IS broken open with crowbar, but
| how thhicves got the safe open We did not
| oecfffN
, 1865-11-24
Action Of the Fanhtnrton nnnra or
TFnde-Thc Writ of {4nbeas f.orn,,. tc
oe fkc*t0rtd-The Postmaster S:~r,~r.

Action Of the W2Rhtngton Ro.rd NJ
Trnde-The Writ Of IInbeas Corp,,s tn
De kc*tored-The Postmaster f:~nrr.
nI's RePort-The SHENANDOAH,
WAsHNG1oN. Sor. s9--Ihc Directors snf the
boafd OF Ifsde have taken action niia view to
ne eoheondatlon OF the cities OF Washington and
SeofgetoTn, and the fcnainGer Of ihe corrty nj
~ asnlng1on, info u1e municipality. instead OF b.
nc a. pretent, under the control Of dye distinct
ananos1nes: t, lneE deelaff TINT it Is emIncntIy
@ @Mppef ~ 1tat tbe Board of Trade, representing 70
:Ee an amount Of the property and trade Of this
district, thould take The lead In this moYemsnt tn
order to procure an efficient and harmonious mini.
ctpal government. A411AN
, The Hon. 1haddeu. stcrcns is among The recent
Congressional arrivals 'Ae @N~~AAl
Ine CotHnsrciafs Washington specIs1 desn,trh
sa5s The ifcstdcnt expressed ibis uornfnr III n,
tenuou 10 restore the privileges Of lhe viii Of
nootds fofpau Al the cttlleat possible tine nd fn
DO away with the tecFet detective serytce -
NEW 1oRE, Nov. s9--Tht HefplI's Washfnrso,
special sa5a the cs:1aaster Generals reporf jl1 X.
9 Te1E satisfactory document Dutinr tbc bar
n*eal year the department was not puiT self-sns
tanning. bnt II hls accumulated three -duarters of
million Of doaa. Ar Dennisop has clnxed contraets
On exceedingly favorable terms for ttansport;n0 the
na1A for the pext four years orcr the main Ieafnr
routes Of the Sonth, and he does not as a MIR
intend 70 establish The routes At the e1pense OF ihe
North. ~ ~Ne
The HcratTs special says that The Government Ia
somewhat a67Ty The American consul at IITrfnooJ
acespfcd the Shenandoah. He must have nrted
Nihout authority. The Government, however.
can do nothing but take her, as they did he Stone
wall, although the eases are entirely disslm1lar.
, 1865-11-24

Arrival Of Troops from New Orleunx.
Especial Despatch to The ChIcaeo Tr1buue1
Cairo, Nov. %.
The steamer Commonwealth arrived stom New
otieans this evening, with the 18th Illinois Intantr
tzCo men and ofdeesrh md the 18th Indiana Csyslv
toe1 men and oteezs}. They will leave to-nteht on
= tpeciA train for their ns pecuYe rrudezrnns
, 1865-11-24
PKOPOSALS FOR RAISING:
q r,FESS ~ ~ VksALa. &C, ON TIE MIsgTggrp

I s%..
-, III. a1s g A 1AeEs S.
sss bids foee1s ne ssfsssy ef q
esrsFf .na as anS5a
Il eaa ~ @i5cr c.drssss.s1sn ordered wiz 1es
y FL sssa ss1,sESRSe
een st ~ Memphis Tena entl Dess@esr La. fsxs
saaisn seas. and asesSs9 +
Sp 81 = Fl: Il 'sfisssS isss.s: L Ss5
es fsIS9s no'nt, Will be observed by parties
s;sss es
removal Of the suIken vessels can do Il ~ ~ 'oo
as q 2aas 1ss N b
oesa, a1a1 etsy Mss 1!e In aos5 Hsisa
saa sod npon dus puoiie noes I'D Co.
E CO.. S s
zSfs aeiaSs: e e. Il 5s q, e
nj @satas zhsIes s1s v ~
!ee3 9a o ThfnsT II o5 naeF. !.lae nos nd @
ho2oah sss4nz ss9ffd af y sn
as = spuss TT sss5 s5s I'd
Dnsn forward rapidly the siase q VIII II. I'll
oh of sf1tes Il %scs sass1e,1y ct
2Sse Ss se9 9 ope .nd ae of
fDa nStf1 r. s a.
deposit ase srssnd Il doa., So ns rs51 [saam
1IeR eass ss e e. .ts a
~ o1t o. ne contract. th ArAsded}; and satisfsc
fon f1e H. q e. ssde1 g e oe1 10
celtfued y tha nearest onIcer fthe Cnstoms.
49,. Eosma Of proposal ta copy Of which sec berow,
enseiopes properly nddreased md tndorscd havs
ofe1 ntegaEed nd sWarcd to each oflhe s1t1e1urx
f.xtit1 1tsbn{gh> Wheeling, Cincinnati Lon-
VI Yf1 VI" 9ns 59ralia thsE i,'4 t. apon .ppllea
hel prot a f1n .n9 AZ opeGea on the 9Th Of Decc
Wifi G1 The nc @ Secretary oI ;hs Tseasury.
~ e M Nhen the Contract il aWsfded: she
on me pa<s of the eaccessn1 bidder ar hiddS
VII ps RETAINED TO Be forfeited to she Entss Gtat
n npon asampanes Htih The terms Of he tact
- ~ 'toA o'o 1"''aiu eolqEiSpG4 of tho KpFk.
Supervising Special Agent. ac, ID Axcaey.
treasury Department.
, 1865-11-24
Our Young Folks fQ,, jQ.~

~ ~, a1aoens.s that 80 FOLK. tste pleasure
+ tnr -, nase lnAde such arrangements
..,. ~ Nus us.e contributions during tho com
and sstsctt7eneas 1rnoo ne ASaz,ns additional value
aos 1865 mar be named thc 1onr,n| es o. Interest
afi6ood, III ;a11o1tSnoe 1nsnof oi Fa;h Gastney's
Eumuny Ia xiv f:aid tne yexF. entitled "A
n,v.rs ..'s oo'o'a"a4tes Lte."
da of ffa1si a1,sa nSon6oss 9tetsasing 1nei
selp giving Grpses Of ChiidiIfef IN Foreie .nd aa
lrs~ HARRIET BEEcuRp ernwr o.srsa w. L'nas
da1s .se u tsass which have been
s dsofeS snd .ss xa hs
Story for January number aid TiII wriia u H.
| .-anr1ss, ......
saoTpoS 1T i,1ssys sameets snttis or whteh will b
onr rsf srit 0astnss spee'ay made By so.uc Of
ruo A.9s .1r ss.sn'
send occasional srciea khe niss Or 1hea I'm Il. aal
CAPTAIN A. "A AAYsE REID after Completing "Aao.
TIE AUTHOR OF "rAsx1sa ' Enp an%a pauase''an
the next volume. W. 'okn son1e nnsnoets Of
There sro a,so IN n,.,,r.. .,,, ,..,.,-
TAR AMERICAN BffPHS WI snch th1neles M noon FAM!L
III so ths h Cat Bird et- tho paolcaon of shieS
fkRonod +ha
which ha, proyea mn =, tna ,
v. ssaf s. furnished a. du.,ur
writer's. ' " o'f "oSt eminent
n1uukr44;.r,
, 1865-11-24
$4,000. to Loan

On 1Essclsss business paper for four months. $4,000
70 loan On Real Estate In sums TO su from one to 1e
years. CLEAVER L TIYLEI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 Washington.
A NY BODY WHO WANTS A
"A top attached 10 their buggy: or their o1a ton
altered 10 that they lake IL put it on ia one
Moment and hayett a. permanent ~ ifEvctet to the
tope1nte- Novelty Carriage Norka.
xafonet THOMAS II. BROWN, Agent.
, 1865-11-24
FROM MADISON,
Circular to Officers Of Re-1meuts-8m,
nSrf , n%.,.

Circular to Officers Of Re:Slmeuts-8M'
cta1 Returns, Etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, W.. Soy ..
The following VIE Issued from the Adjutant Cen
c1ats Office to~dsy;
GENERAL t1EADqrARTEns, STATE or W1scose1x. :,
ADtuTAKT GEEE1lAL'4 DFr1cE.
MADISON. Nov. q 1865.
Officers Of returned regiments who have taken
with them to their homes and tdu retain the de.
sc11pttve books provided from this Office TO per(ect
The individual history Of Wisconsin soldiers. ard
requested 10 complies 50 far as possIblc, aud tor
ward them to this Office Immediately by cxprcss or
Mil. tSlgned) Arc. GAyloRp. Adit Gen.
Official returns have bceu received here from INV.
three counties, Fafrrhflds' majority thus hs being
9 ,1Ca: tgainst aufttnEe, T.514.
, 1865-11-24
FROM MILWAUKEE.

EFfa1 Of fTu2s-lIcetfn. to Inquire into
me Efficiency of the Fire Depart
mcnt.
!epee'a Despatch 10 .he Chicago 1.1bun.i
MILWAUKEE, Nov. u,
va! OF strength between tho tugs r, R. Mntr
ano Z. ". TIT, took place At Talmadce,s dock-hi.
+ h.' The two boats being attached s.e7o to stern
sEong cables. The uial resulted in favor Of thu
y. ". 11at which drew her antagonist along with
eut mach dihcoity. The Till, however, u a.td to
PC oe"er ooat, which may accouns Tor tho result.
so"csaine hke $1.ooo changed hand on the result
a meeting Of axpaJers was held this EVENING =,
Inc Chamber Of Commerce to fnqulre into thr I'm.
ctcncy Of the fre department Rcso,utJons ,rens
passed and committees appointed to tnyeslirs,e m
rfpoEt At ao adjourned meeting. An1
, 1865-11-24

NEW fo1K, Nov. e3-The WILMINGTON Hera,1
Ewes the following results as Tar as heard from of
tne popular vote Of North Caro1lns On the anti.
sia'esJ ordinance: For, 1853; against. 1,i09 On
tae antltece*aiou ordtnance-fof, 52a9: against
eoN. r. ". Best, Of Greene county, is appofnted
Secretary Of State BY Gov Uo]den -
, 1865-11-24

!oCisrILlE, No s3.-The frankfort (ky.1 Erec.
ntlre oi1Gc, and The Office Of the Clerk Of TIC Court
o. lie new building that was being uaed for mili
ly purposes, md By The Judges Of tho Court Of An
peals arg library, Vas destroyed. The records md
entifely deatsoYea - 1o-4 N414Vs'
, 1865-11-24
Nem aab&rttseure1ts.
j. THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Our Young Folks
FOR
DECE NJ BER, 1865.
Are Now Ready
Nem a1b&rtt8knrente.

TIE Conteass Of nc At1snt.c are u fo!joT.:
ar1mth Gaoct. Or Jez1ousy Tha Chimney Cpsrer,
lhe Parting OF Hector aad Aatlspusche: H11.asn
btaekwood; King James the First: Mode Of Cato anx
ssHf'tenca' dos Te DE-; Adelaide Anne Proctor:
Gn6e1 and Common Sense; Boo9 for our CHI
afea Doctor john: Beyond; Tha sleener: me
Z fosfe- IL; RovfeW and Llte11ry Notices.
Among the contributors 70 this 7mber arr. cu,s
ule11asr cHAnEs RKApr, Y. C., BRrAxr, AIxxH
A6Ass!x, lHA11xs SrHHxk- SAxux1. Oes;oop. BAytrn
IAr1oR. DosALD G. MITCHELL, Joay NEA1. HARxr
BKEcHIs s1owE. c. c. cc1E-J. T. TxowBn1pot. n,d
GAM HAXIErux.
, 1865-11-24

Procurenr General Of the Court of f.ass,t;o,,
and at the time Of bis death uas Senatnr
During the present year his name has ba.
come familiar by M addscss On the corrun.
ton Of French morals md the cxtrnraranre
OF French women.-i. 7. Tribune Nan 81
, 1865-11-24

Hon. Schuyler Col1ax in Philadelphia,
pH1IAMpE1ru1A, n Nov. a3.-uon. SCHUYLER Co1tax
VIII deliver lecture before the Press Club this
Monday evening, a. before stated. Hia subject
next Congress. - >''s