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, 1865-11-15

ius enable, he revived in the course Of an hour
sun GENTLY 10 announce to thoss above that he
was ssait right ~ and asked to be rescued from
bis potition. He wns got to the surface In the
course OF 1 crup1e Of hours from the time Of
hia fall. and although much 'shocked'' and
confused BY It's force, was able to walk to his
residence, distrnce of dye blocks, by lean
lug upon the shouAters Of two men. When
resction had anally taken place, he suffered
Considerable pain, required bleeding, &C., but
has rapidiy improved aimee that time, and we
are informed today BY big physicians, DIS.
By and Welch, that be j. quite. comfortable
and will doubtless beaple to go to work again
In few days.
Viewed In oil its aspects, this Is the most
miraculous escape from death or fatal injury
on record, 50 far as We know.
, 1865-11-15

so1s.-This road runs from Fort Wayne, Ind,
TO New Boston, Ill, on tie Mississippi river.
The grading is nearly all completed for dis
tanee OF over one hundred niles The Chi
caso, Pittsburgh s. Fort Wayne railroad have
consolidated with the American Central, and
the Hon. John s. Thompson, Judge Of the
Tenth Judicial Circuit In this State, and
President Of the American Central Company,
left New York. for Europe On the first Of the
present month, to purchase the necessary Iron
tor the wholelfne. A speedy resumption oi
the work Is expected. When finished, this
will be one of the most important railways
in the United States.
, 1865-11-15

70 The Union men Of Pike county made a
gallant fight at the last election, and came
very near capturing this stronghold of the
encmy-Feducing their majority to about 100
against $50 last year. Every town shows
Union gain. Another year will complete the
good work
, 1865-11-15

tRT The estimate which the people pnt On
the officers Of The army, who aftcr fighting
the enemy In front for three or four years,
came home, and for tho sake Of an office,
affiliate with the enemy in the rear, Is well
Illustrated In the election List week In Mason
county. Col. Wm. W, Stout, late Of tho eth
Illinois. was the Union candidate for County
Clerk, and his opponent On the Copperhead
, 1865-11-15

book Is worthless as contribution to history
AZ mere written stump speech In apology
for his course, dealing with no Other facts
than those already made public, We doubt II
lis publishers WILL End II even successful
ventue
, 1865-11-15

THE WESTERN PRESS uRRTINc
A meeting Of the Western AssocIated p,ess
Is 10 be held ut Louisville on The asd insta,.t
TO which, We observe, the Southern nress a,e
invited TO send reprcsentatIyes. The I.on,..
Vile Jonr1,al, commenting On this rnect,nr.
urges that the Western presa ,,d thernas,ves
Of the New York Associated. pyct. and thc
Western unlon TELEGRAPH co,nbInat,on. The
Joxrndl says they nre strong cnoueh to do so.
(which is true), and that # win be for their
interest to do so, (Which is not 30 clear,. so
long as the New York Associated Press do moi
assume TO set limits to the entcrpfise
OF Western newspapers outside of that
association, We sec no adyantagr Ia he
derived from refusing the modfcnn, of neva
which Is furnished through It. So far NJ We
are concerned, it would be for our interest to
have the present system abolished. and each
newspaper thrown upon It's own resources in
obtaining news BIZ Telegraph, but that Is i'm
practicable, and even If practicable would I've
a hocrwn,i Glen -no9t ,,nfaro,al,,e3 n tha -,,,.
H. H.. 49,. :. ea4 49,, n.annsns 49,, h-:tso 1...a1
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w., ~ou. sae1e, ~. .,,s ase.l. pai.s VI
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a4 -. s..s.'s'';.s ,,..1.. =. 49, 80
=. ~ p1s 49, 49, ~ ~ Ta,a.1s aua
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, 1865-11-15

Bo1 MYs1rR1ousLY suoT--On Friday last
m Irish boy fifteen years old. whose name We
could not learn, vas mystertously shot Thlle
loading coal with two men b the rear Of the
he city limits. He lived only five minutes,
having been shot through the breast, near the
heart: Dr.. Strong, on making post n'ortt1n
examination, found sIae hall, but who fred
, 1865-11-15

[fIbu LUG IuAaotlPula -*ottA 3An1E1AAur AAsA.1
The ladies are rcbellIng against the winter
fashion for bonnets- The principal Of q whole
saIe millinery house Informs rs TINT bis custo-
mcrs never purchased "bonnet frames " with
equal reluctance. The bussgy-top pattern re.
quires large amount Of material, and makes
very small show for 1t. Moreover the show,
when 1t is made, is anything but graceful. To
construct bonnet ov6r the gig.top frame re-
quire three-tourths Of q yard Of materia1, with
ribbons, and lace, and flowers dd intnftun.
The small bonnefs Of last summer, that made
quite as much display, aud were ten fold moro
graceful, required less than half d yard Of
material. The consequence Is that the fash
ion dictated to the ladics is not accepted as
fashions generally are, and TINT good many
DANES and dcmoisclles are in open rebellion,
and refuse to accept the dlspensatlon Of the
Empress Eugenie for the winter OF the year OF
our Lord, 1865. Thlsyery unacceptable mode
make the millinery trade comparatively dull
and many discarded bonnet Will be revamped
this winter that, were the fashion more ac-
ceptable, would find its way into the rag-bag-
, 1865-11-15

II is d pystety. No one could be seen in the
nejchborhpod. Two men had been seen to
20 by . short tsme previous, with rifles, AID
t Is copjectured that they must have been
He Vas buried ycsterdsy.-Csre'and Leader,
1EIA
, 1865-11-15
NASAY.
mr. Nasty wai1oth Over Moo Ger.cy.
Written for The Cincinnati Commescial-l

MIR. Na8bY Walfcth Over Moo Get1cys
tw,,t,er s,- ,ha e.,n,,,,.t, f,o,,r,.u.,,,,
t''''' 'e1 ~ ~ Tur pF,sa NJ ,ha Oh 1ss,
Never vnx I in 20 pleasant frame IN nv mind
~ lat n,cht All Tnz ncace WITH mn for ~:
fer heinz hrfTetcd nhopf tho world for ffrea
skorc wears. ut Last It seemed to me ez tho
Iorchnnc, tired Nv persekootIn a uniorchnit
bein, had taken me into fayor. I had a solsmn
promise from ths Demekratic State Central
that ez soon e. 5ur candidate for Goyernor
lr.y dooIv e,ccied shonii hev the nos;tinn
nr HoneEerncr r. thr Hnnse of he fnTi1
f,stch IN ti,;s State means The Cannta1 K.
E;cI Ia cc1ain1r halter than i1welIi1 in tha
tanfs nv ssieaed s1osarv kceners nn III ~ ~ ~
al sna " iandia,s eIhinit}cn nv W ;s nre m
;se l,rd nrnkoored fi,r me unlimited Facilities
for borreTtn.
On Wednesday mite wuz a e3ttiu in nv
room. euioIn the plcasiu reflection that in q
few days should be placed above want. &
bcyopd the contingencies NV fortune. Wood I
Oh wood that led died tIen and there. be-
fore that dream ov bliss Was rude1y broken.
A wicked boy cum runnnin past With paper
s1e usn yes Tx, ss dug u
thro the window to me and past on. opened
II eagerly, aud glazed at the he'd Lines
"Soo aERsEr-5,Oo RHPuuL1K1s!"
One long and piercin shrcek wuz heard thro
that house. md wen The iuuntCE rushed into
the room they found me inanymate on the
thee The cause 60 Of Nv Nv the catastrophe. re Kind
hearted landlord. after feeliu Nv nv pockets
and diskiycrIn that The contents thereof wood
not pay the plrea1aees nv board, held bur-
ried Consultation with lis wifa as to The pro-
nr;etv nv hrincin ma to. 1e fnslsfine that Il
Tnz fhe oniv ehance nv cittjn what Tnz T hack
wshe - NM ,nsisii1e that IF W"s hrmn~ ~ +" r "a % go
m rnnn;n 1,n }l,e I'M hIcgcr AMI R;"ncr NH
nerrr ne nar af iasf Whiis thew was areonin
he m matter nro and cnn% ,,anrencd to III -
cnod l sme1, pf his' breath. Wle6 rcstnrsi me- =
Ia consciousniss to.Tunst. without further
When In trouhle my poetic sole alluz fiuds
rent in snng' nid cyer nnet who irIitei3 n
tombs. an1 DARK. roiiin streams. and co,,.
su,nnt|on and hIirhted hnnes and decov
md e5ci, theTes ever hev snrh nics n Ib. sn3,,
1ants e.sn ha +h,s ,ta a S's,; ~ nmu .
$3.50, thn r,;. 1,,ait 1of. -. ny
Te a.f, t, ~ .us 20" ~ " lug
MOTH, WY nlse sole - III nio copper
heaa'sm tnas tne5 can cnanee tneif base.
WALL!
In the n,ornin VIC 70 forth rcjoIcin In our
strengthen the eyenin we arc bustid and
Will
Man to1n nv woman (and most men are) Is
Nv few days, and them Is SO fn!l Nv trouble
TINT It's akazsely worth while be1n born at
oil; ~ =,
In October waded IL woe knee-deep, and
now the waters nv ahlickshun are about
my chin.
look TO the East, and Messychusets rolls
In Ablishun.
To the West turn my eyes, and Wisconsin
and Minnesota and 1llinoy ansers Abliahun.
southward turn my impIorin' gaze, and
Maryland sends grecttn-AbLishnn.
IN New 1otk xe nag en-. tor 10 we tqn i Ia
so!Ier, who fought 7aliontly, and We put him
on platform, 'Ffch stunk with nigger-yca,
, 1865-11-15
VIIZ'S LAST LETTER TO Ills WIFE.
From Our Own Correspondent


WAsuEe7oy, Nov. II.
enclose copy Of Wirz's Inst letter, d.
rected 10 Ills wife, md written just before le
was walked out OF lis cell to the scafTnld.
OIn CArITA1 r4.4oN,t !
WAsnESuTox, D. c., Nov. 10, '63.
Mt DEAnesT WIFE AND Cu1LnREx: When these
limos reach you, The hand who wrote them will be
desa. Obi ii could express myself As I wishI
could tell you what bare suffered when thonsht
about you and the children! Imust Leave you with
ue " sori .' Liz do not ecve 4 do not espa
We will meet again in better world; console your
self; think a. do, that I die innocent. Who
knows hctler than you that all them tales ot cruel
ties and murder are Infamous lcs. and why should
not ray II. A g<cat many do cali nc hardheaned,
because tell them that am not gnilty-that hive
no,htng TO confese. Oh, 1hink for moment how
mus, f.sstain in the last terrible hour. that when
1stard before my Maker, can say, "Lord, Of
there ,h,nss .og sss, e5os am not gully hsve
unnerited death be an ntopement." Lire, die
reeprri]ed die, as hope. as Christian. This Il
n1s nS hls G soad % ts E 1t
hardly know whatt say. Oh. let me bcg you, do not
ciye away 10 despair, think that IN going to ny
Father. 10 your Father, to The Father Of ~, an1
children Oh, do take good care Of Cora Kiss
ber for me: kiss Susan and Corneta+ and tell them
10 live 70 that We may meet again In the home
last prayer shall be for them.
You atk me about Cora's schooling. Ny dear
wife you must do cow as you h;nk bcSt In re-
Son 10 vail unfii you hear from thers. / h1se
written to my father: II he should Re dead, my
brother Is siil allve send you his adde's. fou
CONS BIRTH have i! approved hefo.c u7-sst1aie.
II you should 20 to Entupc, Jon would n:sa It. ]
shall hand ihls letter to Mr schadc, who wlll send
t. Il ass la esye yoa
thing more, sonething better, ny blessing. God
bless yon als and protect you. God give You what
you et7nd IN need Of md gznnt that yoa ~ 60 ive
me, here Ian! And now farewell, vie, children,
all; farcwell farewell; God he with ue.
Honr unfortunate husband and fathcr,
THE DIARY OF WI1aZ.
From Our Own Correspondent
WAsn1so7os, Nov. II.
I snbjoin verbatim q iiitrdiim CODY of
diary kept by Henry Wirz in the early part
Of October. The copy was prepared from the
original In possession Of Mr.. Schade, the exc
cuted mans counsel Comments upon the
Interesting document ii not uecessary- It
will be found to add 10 the inttieacy Of the
enigma, In which the dead criminal appears.
rather than to help in its solution
!. OLD cA11Tol Pnsos, Oct !, 1885.
WEE RE-AssEHTs n1e INNOCENCE,
Evcythipg is quiet around ne, no sound bnt the
rnroEttfed sept Of tie sentinel In The corridor cnn
ne na1 ~hs aor 1,ns ~ or1,Is
that we all are. this man = pu. ~ my loom MI, 70
witch me, to prevent any attempt @ miGht possibly
make 10 take my own w. ~ ae, va! 1,,, u "9n ea,
they should be 30 anxious: think unoefstand y
ve1y vel. they are afaid might chest them, and
public LARGE from nsng TIER ,S fSssene ,s sad -
see1rc = man hung Nth4t Is al they art welcome.
, 1865-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

mAXIMILLIAN-IT
A decree was issued By Ma1inIllian in the
late anniversary Of Mexican Independence,
declaring the two grand sons of the Emperor
Iurbide to be princes OF the blood, With the
title OF hishness, md heirs apparent to the
throne Of MEXICO. On the 18Th Of September,
1921, Mexican independence WAS ratified by
the surrender Of the capital hy Don Juan 0.
Douoju, the last Of the Spanish viceroys, 10
Don Augustin lturbide, then commanding the
revnlutiouary fnrres. ItnEhide rAs n natira
of Mexico, his father being Spaniard- He
had distinguished himself as m office, In the
Royalist armies, and as defender OF Span
ish rule during several prerions attempts to
achieve Mexican independence, bat On Febru-
ary o4th, 1872, he began successful rerolu-
ton ny proposing "plan Of Iqusla," So
called from the place Of Its PRONUNCIATION.
This plan recognized Roman Catholicism as
the national creed, abolished all distinctions
founded on caste or color, and proposed to cs-
tablish constitutional monarchy Eesting the
crown In the King Of Spain, Ferdinand VII,
or his Offspring On the night Of AIay 18th.
1s2, 1turbide was proclaimed Emperor un,'er
the title Of Ausustin !, by the Mexican
nrmy, and the mob OF the city. After reign
OF ten months he wns dcthroncd By reyolu-
''on psesun " oan'a Anua. ehce lnaL perloa
nearly every Mexican administration has ex-
pired by forcible revolution. Besides the
periods Of anarchy in Which no government
lind my recognized ascendency and when
revolutions were every dag afairs, there have
been during the iorty Three years OF Mexican
moepenoenee NJ ieasl tnir1s-ene complete
sesoaot'ons OF 1otclole enanses Oh Inc lorn OF
government contrary 70 me orgnnic law
Neaii5 Ell 1nese reSoint'ons hafe grown out
o. 'ne power ana immense estates OF the
Noman Cathohc Church, which one rerolu-
tonary party would conBscate and the next
attempt to restore. From Hurblde TO Maxi.
mlllan there were many relationships bnt no
open attempt to establish an Empire. Each
revolution occurred tn the name ofrepublican-
Ism. 1turblde, after abdicatlng the throne, nt-
tempted to return to It In 1s24, and was taken
and shot. Ills tnmiay has since resided IN the
United stAtes-hla vile dying but recently.
Tic was the first md remains Inc only native
born Emperor, II he may be called such, "ho
has ever rcigncd In any part ot the Western
Hemisphere since the ancient 1ncas OF Peru,
and the Montczumas Of Mexico. The Bra.
ganzas OF Bsaxl! aEc Europeans Ine negro
Emperors OF hayu afe mere ehleis, nt!le
mote aeses,'e ue .'oe 1uptot .u.an
IN A1ao sn'eA OF :" s@e Ut elouA nSolc'ne
man ., .,
w. 'r T.s .Sa sM e ~ r.""1..,a 80. e'a no'
lug seenu' nosev a1a. uloe' n1s
5lea w e4ua 'eau 'Aas ~ 'ue c'neeo s'al nau
,sso oa w. :. - t'ia.
, 1865-11-15
wIRz,
How he Met his Fate
HIS LAST LETTER TO HIS WIFE.
Remarkable Diary Of the Con-
denlned Man.


ueAneu Mai'
ra,
III. coeinc.s ~, ~. saseo,s Sa
luproper lncsaenr..
W.sn,xnTos Sor m.
THE END OF y1Rz,.
Cruelty and cowardtce are twin sisters.
The human nature. disdcured ly The one. l.
usually disgraced by the other. The unrycr-
sal expect alton was no doubt that the wre.cl,
~rhu suaered this day the extreme penalty Of
military Law, would prove an Illustration of
this moral rule. &c disappointed 1t br the
manner Of his death. He met his fate with a
"eouraee worthy OF better causen That
this trite phrase can be truthfi,llv applicd To
his case, is the unanimous testimony of the
eye-witncsscs of the awful scene enacted In the
Capitol prison this forenoon. Among them
were men who hare seen capital punishment
inflicted many times. They NIL agree that no
one iu their recollection mounted the scafo1d
than the most Infamous, the most ,endish of
psison-kecpers the rebellion produced,
The Andersonyi1le tortrrer died like n man,
Unexpected and puzLltnE though II be, We
must acknowle ledge this as a fact, We can
understand how men who sacrifice their lives
for great, lofty truths and noble. inspiring
causes, face the cxecutioner with resignation
and even feelings OF pride md triumph, We are
able to explain why smiles of contempt have
curlcd the lips of religious or political mar.
tyrs at the sight of the scaf1old and the rope
o. the axe But how this man. ACCUSED and
convicted Of the most heinous crimes. md
execrated by ali Civilized humanity. man:.red
opL"ltAslAuAluS Auc SI1sAlOs5 loau OF StlH
, 1865-11-15

We print below g list, the most complete g
that has yet appeared, Of the SctsAors and
Assemblymen elected to the Wisconshl Legs
1aiure Of 1868. The LIST embraces al! the
Senators and Assemblymeu except eight.
The politics are indicated BY the ty oe In
ing In Roman, Democrats in Itd1-s and In. de-
pcndcnts in SMALL GAPS. Most Of the Ind q
pendent candidates aze Republicans, vino Em
on b8lttng tickets.
, 1865-11-15
SENATE.
The Senators in the odd Numbered districts hold

al. MoRaAs, so-6eo. F. Wheeler,
AZ. O. IAcrpe, .1-George 8. Darnu1,
az 81. T. f. Lnsse, Ssos' 90 ss-a Il 4 rzss sazssg,
81 l. Gaze, 3HHenry Adams,
SC. c. Sheles, |25-Jonafhan Bowman,
.s-Heuly G. Webb. al: X Pfoudas,
ie-0rson Ree5, I'm. II. Sessions,
11-Wm. n. Chandler, I23M. A. Fulton, j..
1a-N. N. Littieiohn, e9-G. Dewitt Ellwood,
ia: ": s:alEs agoRR2 saRR2. I: aati Chandler,
15-Wm. l.. Lincoln, 2-J. @. Thorpe,
1G-John Il. Rounuee, i13-SdtterE&s Clark.
17-WLu. A. laHrencE,
TotaEUnlon, IS; Democrats, o; independent, 1.
ASSEMBLY,.
ApAa1s-THos. 3. MARsDEN.
AsH14HSD-BunSzH, Polk, DogatAs, DALLAS
BRowN-W j. Abram..
CA1uHET-Gtorye Batdioin. ... 49,.
ColgxRA-A. j. Turner, &. B. saudessou and
CRAwToRn-Dnni2 E. Ha77inalom. -...-
DANE-W. D. Potter, q. III. Flint. Wm. Charlie
d DoDoE!o!se1 i. Ashley. tic s: ansre1 Wii1srd, Hiram,
Doom, ocoS7o, and dCnAwaxAw-isaae stephen'
Eau CLAIRE, cu1rrEvA and Duxx-E c. Pound.
Foxp pu LAc-A T. skeels, qeorge :: Clark,
1amss Coleman 4 kdpS;ns e So:Sga n"
usmmon, 9. y. Wash5uin, 4 !. Bennett,
GREEN I4AKE-W. d. Dugh.
JACKSON AND CIAREE-F. o. B;aInasd.
JeFFEHsoS-Pdtriek Rogn1, wv Reed, Henry
HaIndeu, John Mueh1r.
JrNEAu-E. =. Miner.
KEHosHA-E. Newell.
KEwACNEE-Con kdnt Martin.
La CHos5E-Angua Cameron.
1APAYE1TEN. Dftulaf. ...'
.MAxiTowoc-Rknry Adho41nd. VIM. Elfonga,
DGrtd Smoke.
AAnArnoS Asp.woeD-R @. FEune7.
MAAqrErTE-S. A. Pkase.
Il A.vAsE5s: T. 4 % & E. T. 5se 6gs jssg:s sss: HiSza Hss
Joseph PalAlps, Easoaru DdRy, I. Il. Curtls, !. r.
Mosnor-D. ". c. Wilson.
OzAuKEx-L lGcC'orkhy.
OcTAGAME-Henry Turner.
PIERCE AND 81. CRo11-W. J. Copp.
P0HTA0E|. 0. Raymond.
RAC1yE-Jamcs q. Bartlety, Phl}o Beldenr G. Q.
Ersktne.
RocK-H- s. Wooster, E. P. King, A. ". Pope,
B. Burdick, A. C. Douglass and A. e. Bates.
SAuK--Wm. Palmer. Z. ". Strong.
SnERoY1AN-aIille Williams.
TnNFkLKAu, PErE AND BuFrALo-W. Il.
ThOmaE- .
VERNox-Alcxan1cr Woods, II. F. Carpenter.
WALwoKrH-Thomas Davis, ". c. Allen, Paris
Petit, s. O. RAYMOND.
MAsnEG1ox-loA1 Bolsoa, u L. Daany,
VIZ W4rxzsnA@Danta S Broun, Samuel Thompson,
WAurAcc1-A L. Osborne.
WACsuAAA-Oscur Babtock.
WlsNEBAGo-W. IL Dee, John Prostor and
Wm. Simmppa.
o; not heard from. Z.
, 1865-11-15

oHkfJohn SCh1nk..-.
5000 H. Denim.
O.W H. CoG7icau...,.
G1.W Peoples Gas
0.W: Il eht s. Z. Co.
@.@ChIcago Gas
mm Lsut 4 c. Co.
@.M;PDp{e4' Gas
SKIS, nght i c. Co.
COCO ChteM,o Gas
m.N: Light Co.
@.M; Geo} w. Hanuts {
@G:Chieago Gas
a33: Light s c. Co.
@.WC1eo~ W. Hnnnfs. !
GO % Chicago Gas
W.M LIGt3t i c. Co.
5000 JAS. E. Griffin
@.0GWm. NJ Dec. 80.
@-Mu. 2. Harris. !
@.GMuIpky + Ker-
@Wf Win.-.-......
saloon Llcens4-
Fe5,01 Maurice LOBBY. s
saMi
Ppf1ce Fund.
ga. Ole Johnson,
8.E; Edward Langa1.
W.66} August Splinter.
mWI VIM 1lein......
DN} Chas. Could,
6.BiE. Rnssell......
@M' John A. Guud..
Na8 Chaa~ A1tucr...
GG.w.. Jacob Shurer....
m.0 Jacob knauss...
mmfWm. Lyon $50.
W.WiSy. Prince ,.....
&.Gi Owen Dan8herty
COCO Peter kutr......
GOODWIN Hogan.....
@@ Chas. K. BeckrE.
@W{ 4. ". Hathaway I
R-BtC Chaa. Eusworlh I
@Mt Michael bishop. I
@.Bj Wu. Smith, .... {
mG8 Conrad Uiich. /
m6f Philip CIua .... :
@MiPeser Meyers 80.
MMl Jatues nsniey...
AAf ALEX. Iamiton..
2MIohn A1lu,tndln-
WL@ Sx-.-.....--..
W.6G| John Ludwig.
@.6Gl Michael Mc5fa-
@@i hon .........
f.NtJames Casey...
M.Wf John Lyons. .-
@.B'Peser Ebersold..
@.H3 James Uaugherty
M8l Henry II. VIII
6.Mt nam9.........
@.wtW NJ u u1ggtna....
@.m( Hiram 2. Rose.
&Mi Geo. Delph.....
@.m l. G. Lrsons..-
M-M,J Jonas M.Johnson
M.G6i JobnSaschnnder
l. L. Wagnes....
fIt fff.lnrnh Phnt
, 1865-11-15
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1865.
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Rcecfrta from Nascs OF the Chicago
Daily Newepaper1.
, 1865-11-15

| ELEVENTH DA1-EUV. bIH4
The constitution was taken up, read at
length. and ratified.
The cotton question. heretofore alluded to.
, 1865-11-15
AMERICAN Central RAILWAY OF II

Z
Late Faster nv the Church Nv the Moo Des-
rcpsaheQ.
, 1865-10-03
MEXICO.

The Indians Allied Against the x,ih.-
fals-ProEreh0 Of Public Works.
Mines. and Tunnela-Juarez,. Gene.
rails Defeated and FuE1t1ve-Constrr,c.
ton of Railroads.
NEW York, Oet. 2.-The New York 1y11to,s,1
City Of Mexico correspondent, Sept, t7ih. savs.
smana abs e. gained prodgious reputation
parts Of the country 10 snear allegiance md cisim
Hroteeton and enlisted a his service 70 r;ye euer.
iS ee9ce on. cas. o. ans fSu They also allied them
Sono1a, conoss, Pesquicra, and VilIaeTa deisatea u
ihem in eeyctal combate, and deprived rne1, ~ 81
msans at 70 psolonG the var anylonger. A whoic.
Mam.Sly %,niy operauohs afs 90 advantageous to ths
confidence Of the people is entire that the public
siIee The Government loaned $4,000 10 Railroaa
llzaro to Ve1Y cruz. The haEbos OF Tho latter
Mhe.s VII ss opened IN the ADORE mentioned cities.
lNp hundred lAborers alD now employefI IN
Cnmbree, working At the tunnel which is TO 70
raise Il an elesation M OF shout aoo9 feet. 'N'''4
60 now nom the city Of Mexico 10 Iat.uoraa ~ hp
San Luis Potosl and Esatllla- New miners cous ~
nenics sFe coming into existence At the rat o one
Tho Juases Generals in Sonora are xanac,,,a
through the forests without man, and paanijcs4s
having been defeated by tho Indians near tne1 viii
the iose Of four gnns md all the mstertsi Of war
defeated By 100 1mpeffaliss. nA' oeen
ne linletta! Gen. Bfeaveyourt occupied Chfbn.-
ana On he 16th Of August, where the popuiataon
Jn.lists dcd to the Wilderness. Gen Thnn has ~.
snpsed Al the principal markets Of The Jnariss IN
Laeapoa1tls and iheiF centre osproyisIons No "a IN
fT9h@ps The ths to attaek bin en his own ground
The place Is held By Lbs Anstrans, Joarezs shnle
ofce throughout the country ID stated at on1y 5N