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, 1866-10-11
DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION,


A meeting Of The Chicago Driving Park Associa-
tfon wns held yesterday forenoon 1t raelor No. l,
fremont House, Mr.: Howard the President, in the
chatr.
On motion, Mr.. ]. G. Devon was appointed Sec
retary Of the meeting.
The President stated the object Of the meeting,
which was fo- lie transaction Of general business,
Int more particularly to take into consideration
hs pns fak IL ah has
divided among the stoehhoiders:
Tit minutes Of the last meeting OF the stock
holders were read ard approved. ..
lhe foltow;ng trausfets Of stock were approved
Tlc f'eeS ef j. b Beckett to Mr. Hodges; the
Gases STOCK &c; 10 Barney ScIlis Tic s,oct of M1
Crosby to A. l.. Forsyth.
The President stated that he was not prepared
but he assured The Asaocianon that there vas
nc m hs eano
Mr.. Van Eta moved tha. all sacfn. he discou,
tnucd on the grounds nt the Driving Park, and
tion ior pubic Iaeinc, the grounds to b. Kept e1-
c!usivelr ~ driving park.
= lie motion was ul,attlMU.2!S aIrn' -.
G; Icvcn and sseoudea - Nr, Daniel Tl,ump: On !:
WHEREAS, William ltsley, traineE Of TIC trolling
norse coo!eE HiIan, llasilngs, owncr Of the trot-
Hastings have been gu1lty Ut gross misconduct na
the sronnde Ut the Chicago Davin. rark Associa-
Hon, IL direct violation Of It's established rules
therefore, he 1t
Rtsoi,td, That the said above named be, and
they hereby, ruled oil, expelled from. aud for.
osses on any eonrsc belonging 10 Ills association
RtstFtfd, That tho Secretary be instructed 10
forward to each OF tho above named persons !
| copy efthe=e resolutions.
Tie resolutions were mar isnously passed.
4 hill Of $E,n for profession services rendered
hy Mcsfra. Wilson md Asay at tue Inquest upon
committee.
| Mr. ]. G. Descn offered the following:
Rtsoired, That the President he authorized tc
advertise 1or fourteen daya for proposals for the
| disposition nf whole Or part Of tho property O.
| The Driving Park Association, and report at :
meeting Of the etockhol1ess to be called at tht
| end Of The time.
| The resolution was adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1866-10-11

4 Draft on the *sBank Of Love.s,

Yesterday morning about eight O'Clock, Ger
man named Casper Grief, who Is farmer aud
resides near Sisc], Illinois, WAS in the city, and
Leicg 4 stranger thc,cip, felt d naturaI desire
to move nbout and witness for himself tho evil
dcIces Of commercial prosperity, Of which lie had
heard such wonderful accounts from friends who
tad "tra,elled." Willie standing upon one oE th:.
Ing move oa with large schooner laden with The
products Of tho Garth, aud amazed Ut the
general acifvtty and buetle everywhere within htS
lin, iu Englieh. Not understanding it he stsni
lctl ~ much in German. Tho stranger then i'd
dressed him iu German, and being bet:cr informed
the city, made very agreeable companion. lie
was pol.ce officer. be said, and hc w9rc a blue
informed to perceive discrepancy between the
fellows appearance anl staicmcnts, unl was
,hett fore lid IL leasn ,he coineas,.ss thai the
e,S[a'fs Cd be sn0Se0 eaPR % arsft % an{ P''e sems
a 5 e7 III So s 81 haa S os ss ~
wonia .eecou,n!odate him win t!,e gold aad
aa notins H to o. !he s,tanEe1 % .aoash.sn1y pradsai
men, WHO did pot use all tbcir money, usually
}cptit In hard cash. GEiof was n too willing
5 ss %at a1 appsased ns e & soi
The <1oo drait IN exchange for So in g.selbac@s.
lie tden proposed that they should walk Ho"n TO
The Central depot to sec when the train they
should take would start. Gr1er stated that on the
why to the depot The stranger frequently asserted
| kfs Official authority to teamitcrs md others
At t1le street csossin.ss When they arrived at
tho Depot the stranger excused himself for q
moment. since which time he has not been seen.
Mr. Grief related bis experiences 10 d fellow
countrymau. expressing hts wonder at the pro-
i1aCttd absence or the stranger, and hr WAS then
] Informed that he was the victim OF swindlo.
| Ills gold was 'HinsslnS brass bearing on
one eide thc general desisn Of American gu
| bre Of them war Lincoln medal. The drats
| was a. follows:
'*State Of MatttuouJ,
"T1lc ZANE or LOVE will pay.
| One HUNDRED years Devotion Of true and
| faithful heart. on acceptance.
''AuoNIs, Cnthier. Crp1D Prcs."
When tho old gentleman was Iuiormed Of the
character Of the drafi he !ated to SEQ 'whcre tht
laugh eama in." Il was pui:e handsomely Gu
| Tra'cd Gu nrm thin psper, and would no doubt bt
| linnorod upon presentation ut the b1nk upoI
| which It l. drawn.
, 1866-10-11

rs Steamship AafR-Stntcn1cnt o{ Enrn!nE~
Of tho Atlantic t:ablc-Ifrductton n[ Rates
Auitcipafci-Thc French Irop.Clnl Fleet
Reviewed bY Snpolcon-Thc Iuxurrrctton
In Cnndta-proclnmaiton cnlliu2 upon tic
Inhnbllnpt* to submit TO Turkish Rule
Trouble bctwccu Turkey and t;reeee.I
HALIFAX. October 10.-Thc steamship Asia from
1ase1ool @sh, ria Queenstown 3s1h ofscpcaeeF,
Ths Atlantic Tslse1apa Company hsla h special
meeting on the 30th Of September. The Directors
ea on he snsees e ne e6
sF ill., lie rerost ST. thr sanction
e ss s naSs sapg sgp
the existing capital. The Directors explain that
@ t rspoea 70 ssSS IS
tic balance II cziltal ani to apply 10 Parliament
for increased powc!s
ifsht tlon. j. $, Watlcr, Chairman. said tha: be
anticipated, at very s4zly moment Sseas sSdGe &C.
ST.: ss cable Il fxnsf aSe fe
sks 3 d @ sfielns fnaaay as as and
USE tasS ee could moi wort Il ali, the average
W9aa Ss49 f.r fe ffoa eonioi1e viii The 1seeni eta,e
mc;t in the London 11m1t that the Cs''c was ca!n-
Ing s!-N co yeas. The various cablc securities
Cable 'a.ers hy the Liverpool Cha1aos5 Of Com;
Es5ss, October 1t the A1s1an , ns Ghamoe5 b,n. =.
Sameiss eSei Il Z SoxeSss esSPo0' asd M s"at
Golo mracls in comEnemoration 81 the
e eas t. sss III sos os'
work, viz: One to Cyrus Y. Field. one 70 Cap,
tain anderson, one 10 Mr. Canning. the he'd q
t .he Eest PsPaf'Rsni. PsPs@s anu Que 10 s w
FEAxcE;-Ihc Emperor remained Ct i BiaIf:tz j. II !.
| nrN r,HNE EnH IN hAfnr 4fAE Ernr
, 1866-10-11
FROM CAIRO.
l!urrnhinE for Jcf. Davts-TcarinE Down
the American Fling by Eop?crhcads.
lspurial Despatch u tic Chicago 1Ebuae.i

tho American Fling by Coppcrhcads.
Isprrial Despatch to tic Chicago Tribunal
The poor, old, miserable. roltea Copperhcad
concern Of thie cily very much surprised its read
ers luis forenoon by admitting into iis lying
ni yf or IL "o o1 In
with falseloods lefose the conclusion Of the atsi
ss containing + II sad 1ht e1f ,n was who
gathered al the corner Of Commercial aScnnt aud
Eighth street, lie hurrahed for Davis, and that
tle editor OF the DfaAoc,1t approached him and
raid: "5uu must not shout that way at Mts meet
Tic man repeated the oGtnce,w with some remarks
about 'tacht,f ~hcu tue editor says, :" We told
nol .S'' bere % fiatc whsiSe! ns wond BE- unwilling
f95 f Th0 s1 s1c VIZ. Is e
help break Up = loyal meeting, =, only
s 5 hs esas must Fl; % do ,s 80 ws to h!lssss assss
for jcf i's,is the iJt1.oerat says, was Louis Dc:
yn,o, not citizen Of Cairo, ,but lives in Mound
S So ' Vile ns' ps Ct s s
may lay changed bis place d residence 70
Mspa sa Gy M yss wtn 4 f 4 f9ys Rst i w Sfc
Sno~h no sn4' e eiii1sa I '' Il ca:o' sad =.
seer i ct e.,ss.sp, :; he ss5
On dhio lesce. near the illinois Genital Railroad
passenger depot. Everybody tn town knew
Louis l}etoto TO br a citizen ut Cat:o and knew
lin t. hive tic reputation OF manufacturing ttc
bc<t ice cream OF any one III town: IL was ai,o
equally lnuwn as The advocate VI tho
,loctl1hrs Of the Democratic party. Dcvoto
lc,scs the statement made By Mr. bingham and
correspondents in This ci,y. that there Se7e cries
Of ''iakc down that flag" Tia such demands.
were made inside tho tcatrc hnt!ltn. Is true. and
hundreds Of witnesses who heard it ale iu Cairo
70 prove +, a. there are also witnesses to prove
that the United States flag was actually torn down
from tic portico Of the theatn. after the meeting
Ind been broken up. a: ono time calls
Aeg." Calls had been made 10
:. Take down Tia: Goose" "Teke doSn. that
So that to my mind 4 was pot clear llsn thai
| a1Iusfon was made to the Union Ting; bNt the
tearing down Of the natiaual colors from tic doo1
| afterwards, gave some indication of the
This Gag was torn down at late hour
and the Gas,arlly act did not como to n,y knowl
edge Ia time 10 hc included IN the dispatches OF
the ni:l, tho distu,banee occurred nsi!hc; va: va
possible to include all incidents III details n The
reports Of that night, Is the lat:ness Of the honl
t.d nc' admit 81 ANYTHING but brio! despasene;s :;
ttonal facts and incidents were given IN detail.
, 1866-10-11
TIE LATE GALE On THE ATLANTIC
COAST.
Further Arrivals Of >hipWrecked Vcasacla-
Additional Survivors Of &hc "rcckct
Escumshln EYcuinE Star.

Further Arriya!s of >hipWrecked ycasHcsa-
Additional Survivors Of khc Wrecked
Steamship Eycuiuc star.
SAvANxAn, Ga, October 10.-Thc eehnoaer
IncY Voorhees,, Of New York. Pvt into Fc;3an.
dina in dls',cs=. Tie Frying Pan, ShoAl Light
ship, wns seen on Tuesday morning, ten miles
to1i1h Of Tsln,e-
Three oi the enrsirors fson, tho Evening Star.
left.for New io.k Tits morning on tue li.o: :,
CHAE1FaToS. :. T.. October 1U.-Thc French
bsrE Na1a,lan. from The lsle Of Casmon, hound
10 Nayrc, was ,ewcG here disabled, and had lost
d man c:boa1a. She reports that she pissed 4
number Of vetecls disabled.
Big Redwood, IRON Newport, T. J.. bound 10
1la7ana, Las aul'ed badly disabled She lost a
CMaEtrsros, s. C., October 1o.--Tne schooner
Morning Star IRON ,sdena' hss .I11isd 1fars1 a
| PERSONS who were aboard tho Evening sta:.
| Their names are as follows: Ja9es y. Lyon,
| ri}ot join Berry, cook Andrew McM2hon. a.
s,F;snt engineer Lsnsa p.;ss9s:r F. 4; x.n
Sicklcs. passenger; Minnie Taylor, passenger :
/ Tic following nsmsd persons were lost ou. Of
| the boat in which tho above wete picked up:
John Kayanaeb, 6rcman Martin Bret, butcher
anda lady and gentleman whose namcs a1e un'
| known,
, 1866-10-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA RADICAL VIC
TORY.

General t;cnry's Speech to the tsovs in
Hiuc-A Few fncts Established bS tho
Election af Tuesday.
ln11ApE1rn1A. October 1o.-Fornes's I9sss
pnblithcs speech made hy General Gsary. At
Radical victory In the State. In which be eays:
It permanently establishes these facts: That
thu Government ct the Tn:icd States Is vested IN
The American people and In thele representatives.
In Congress assembled, and not ia eo:1"r; Ess-
Cd IN battle, shall not b. res'urtd to
citizenship to ruin The country ih"y attempted
to destroy; that whcu our t.rsta.lscrs declared
mcE capable Of selfsorernmcnt tac: rejected the
hercsy Of human slavery, AID pledged equal
rights to alt their successors: that hereafter the
cil;zcn r1e>enied in the Sate aod National Isgis-
la,ures must he clothed with the right Of citizen
shin TINT the 1aws OF the Government. ctEll aud
military. must be strictly kept 70 2rotsst c!ak ns
lent Having followed these great tsn:hs It is for
ns Of PennssIsanla to 11air,ain nc Elo.lons pTsa
attempt to revive the CoPperhead. Of the North
has proved to be 20 galvanized That the people
have doomed them 10 a darker and deeper Esas1
than they occupied before.
, 1866-10-11

An Elaaurnt Speech by senator Trnmbn1t-
.Ioint tlrbntr Between nfc9cy anh 14o2nn-
L.. ". ftnsa ~ktnnrd hy General Watcrs-
N1cl'oneuEh t;noA TOR sDD Minority.
[speeial Despatch Ia The Chicago Ttlbuuc.1
MAcoAD, Ill October 10.
Yesterday was glorious day In old NcDon-
cu:h The crowd In Macomb was estimated At
1o,tc0. Senator Trumbull delivered an eloquent
and argEmcntatlgc speech during the forenoon to
large and attentive audience.
About noon General Logan was met several
miles from town by large delegation o!ma1n!ed
Nonec. 4 striking contrast TO the reception OF
Colonel Dickcv, who. tho night b.fh:e, was met
9: tic depot By one coppcshcad, who did Lot
The debate between Dtc1ey and 1,osan opcaol
at halfrnst one p. ILL.,. Ulckey making sonhis!l.
cal and we'll sounding speech for one honr. To-
:al. In reply adopted his old style of charging on
tic works, pitched into DIchcy, scattering his
arguments aud drove him to The wall Tic Gen
cIal'f nprea1 to the soldiers, telling them 10 vote
dead conradee, was peculiarly impressive. Dick:
ey made but feeble attempt to reply, mud
showed himself badly woTstca.
When Dlclcy c1o:cd. L. v. Ross mada 4 shoF'
speech, protesting love 10 the soldiers. III Waa
followed by General Waters, who held np Ross 3
record both In The Mexican and In the late war
In an nblc manner, proving him a liar and cow.
astl. The cytuin. passed OF PLEASANTLY, with 8
torch 1ighl procession, eones by Captain Church
Legislature, and several others. Ttnmhn1 ami
Logan were loudly called for, Int only nrpcarct
| and excused themselves. McI}onough County Il
rood fer three hundred majority.
, 1866-10-11

The Detroit Dase Dali Club Renews It's
Challenge to the Excelsior of Chicago
Wreck OF q Schoouer-Uesaructtvc Fire nj
st. Clair,
DETROIT, Mich, October 10-At meeting last
night, the Delroit D1se Ball Club determined 10
otter the Excelsior Of Chicago additional induce
I ments to play the .thome AID hume" match, fer
whish , they were challenged list month. The fol-
.hsetrtd, Tint the Detroit Base Ball Club will
ehecEfutiF pay The railroad fare aud hotel bills Of
the E1celsio1s while visiting Detroit, II they will
accent our challenge OF oiseptenbsr : and WI also
nc dret Eanc TO be played on the grounds OF the
Detroit Club, on or before October 18th. 1851.
Effofrfd. That printed copy O: TIC forcgo-
Excelsior Base Ball Club, OF Chicago. Ill.
Captain ". Il. smith, Of the steamer Clifton,
brings adytces from Colltugwood Of the loss OF
the schooner Anna Hartley. She went ashore at
Saugreen. Lake Huron. on Tuesday night, and
Hes In four feet Of water, ecuttled. The crew
were all saved.
4 special from St. Clair says:
Yesterday destructive fire destroyed the large
wooden factory Of John Nichols. The drc origi:
mated in The engine room. A dwelling house add
al! the adyjoining buildings. were aaved: Thu
total loss f. estimated Ut from Sl5cM to SO J],
Oh which there Is IN insurance Of $5Hx.
, 1866-10-11
--aH ~
TEXAS.

Regulation in Regard TO the Cotton TAX
Indian 0"tragcr On tiac Frontier, Nc.
New On1EAxs, October 1D-The United Siases
Ir.eEna Revenue Collector states that tho Inter.
nsl I.eseuue Collector for Texas has authorized
fsolu whom he will collect The tax. This II done
80 as mol TO dc.aiu the cotton unnecessarily On
tic plantations
TIC Texas Legislature has appointed Joint
committee 10 proceed 10 New Orleans and rem ovc
the remains vi Albert Sidney Johnston TO Austin.
1u6Itn ontraEcs Oh tho frontier Of Texas CON
tinuc.
The Texas Legislature has endorsed the pro.
cecdInss md platform Of the Philadelphia Con.
Tenluu unanimously.
, 1866-10-11
MEXICO.

Cortinns Proctnims in Favor of Juarex-
Lntc Flights Between thc Lsb~rnlf~tH and
pcrtnllsts-DIsnncction Existing Mt Hat
nmornR.
New OuLEASa, 0c.ober 10-Rio Grande dates
to the 4tfi are received.
Co,tfnas has declared In favor Of JuareE, cs.
ponsce thc eacse Of fnpez, whom Jnarez appaint-
Eales rebel to the Constitutional Government OF
Mexico.
General Ecnajos1, m auxiliary Of Cogt:nas, with
80 ffl!hnetesr, CROSSED into 1intamoras, ani at
tacIcd Canales furiuuslY. 4 Etrcet fight ragged
for five eiz hours. with varying success. n:aa-
josa, for want Of ammunitlon ii Il said gave way,
and retired 10 the upper fort on the river.
Cortfnas Is ten mile. above Matamoras. a1d
avows his Intention 10 take Matamo:as and put
down Eaualca.
4 general ileatIaction prevails In aiatamoras,
ard vast majority Of the peoptc are :nxions for
cLAn.e OF :,.l"
, 1866-10-11

The Statements al t2ac Friends Of II
FntuilY-Thc Letter Left By Mrs,
Sfm{ltt.

EAAu"SHs
From the Detroit Advertiser, October ~
We have received from four Of the most
prominent and respectable citizens Of the
township Of Seneca, Lcnawce County, viz:
Hon. N0hh X. Green. former member OF the
State Legislature: i. B. cawley, Esq. q Lead
In. merchant Of Alorcnci; Rev. John Crab'.s,
a we'll known and influential minister, and E:
IL tic % t"Wn-a ts itcster M givins dstaiied assoant
Of the recent horrible tragedy in the adjoining
township of Medina. 1t agrees 90 closely
with the citcumstantial account that we
tnyc copied from the Adrian EfDosi'nI, TINT
il is not necessary to repeat the shocking
eeem assnt that s sns IN icy meanssoy wsoy
insanity, ha1 predetermined the deed. though
"a successful in dccciyiny her friends. Com
silcrin. the morbid state 0f mind in which
Tie letter which she left was written. 1t Is
duc to the friends Of the deceased for us to
feeling exist between Mr. Sitnm@ and the
parents and friends OF his wife, and thus all
parties have the strongest sympathy Of the
community In which they live"
The following Is the letter which was found
In the pocket Of Mrs. Slmms's dress after her
death
l'onEnT.-Nhcn this 1ncets your. gaze ron will
he a ehi!ltc:s wldowcr. My fate IS seaiaa; my
doom is Inevitable. ! take the children thai they
nnd that they mag escape her sad fate. can hut
lr.t that They are innocent a. yet in the sisht Of
God. IT'S the anguish Of despair, the gloom OF
lemo1sc, thar drives me 10 this. o! my fa.hcr, l
was moi TO yon dutlfnl ch,ld. have not b.en a
faithful Wife and mother. To the chueeh have
proved an unworthy member. and 10 God M nn-
profitable servant Let not the church sufl:r by
this act OF mine. But 10 you say hold flsi }our
confidence with urswerying faith. uuworthy ~ !
was place In yonr midst, INDUCED hope until
allowed my faith TO waver; then Satan tempted
me until be ensnared me. Obi Lacy, Julia,
Ophia. E1iaa, be true 10 your trust: Let my I'M
| finely fate be waEnlu: to you all. Oh: strive
above all things to make your homes h1pny, 70
| live for tho good Of others. And, Robert, would
| 10 God conld undo tho past, but that Is ir1t.
uievante, peIjaIed ny soul d The al'ar, aod !
hare lived a lie. Think You not there is no faith
| IN woman; choose you another, remembering
that, had you manifested tho eine spirit for The
pas. few yeaEt that ron have for tho past few
| months, should have been adl5ctcnt woman. b
kind to my father sud n0.her, oh, be kind to them
Iknow not but this will lay them In yondes church
| yard. Obi be kind. be kind, tnooothe their dy
| irs pillow a. ought b.sccch you be kind It
thct,, for this is no fault Of theirs. Bnry Us no
In the church yard. hut bcrc2t1 tho shade o! Eou
| DEF cherry. Tell Elder Basscti 10 preach for ths
bencat OF the living, II yoa deem me worthy Q
sueh respect: from the text, 1.-THE way OF th'
| tFausCrrseor /. hard" =.
If fatLc. aud mother, farewell: fare you we'll
| There Is no cure for despair, The money tha
has Gust ron LIE Of iueessant toll Is to ulc but
| curse.
, 1866-10-11

-
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&f..or -, t,-o,t1,, od,,;ro,, a.3 $3.50, % 49,.
will In, ~ IL ec;ont;o, o;ro,os hS,,,,-,,.'.
IN, vo~,d one NJ +1,o 49, e,,.,sa,,' - ~ ,,s
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-. I'd" i.ssseo scar III tfaVei anu slnuS'
~ e''1e a',t'e ~ 'ait F'ct''n 10 tne aes.
s' s."se': w. ""'eu l'aa put &c" weeks preceded
-+'''' III was alaaekea WILL tne ifst ssmp"
't''ls oi luest1aI ntsht. Every assistance
:''' .'co's'.l sha'1 ana un'chii1tas attention
GA sne nat. was rendered, oat nc sans
''sns "''si1 ;'i' p. ILL., On "cuhesaas' oe'
!, '''s WE, "Aeo he o'ca.hcd LIS last. ~
:'f NIL Stages III nls Illness Ae suffered
la"il h"uuF pam, bat 1has was oVcFcame,
IL during lie day preceding his death he
ra~ Tranquil and Tor the most part uueon-
>."1is.
-@'' N1-*''"'A'A ''~'- |e'%A "ANAAt +>~t'tNs 49,"
4trk, about tie year 15l4, bcias fitty-two
:eaEs OF asc at the time Of his death. Tie
graduated Mt jefferson University, fh'ladci-
l'hia, H:aes:eed medicine Tor year or two IN
the state"t New York, and removed to this
ely III ls;9', where he hns made his home
.',F sit!ce, except the first winter, Which 1e
spent in st. Louis, giving course Of lectures
ti1 anatomy. Returning from that city, he
opened aB Office in Il small wooden building
situated where the TRInrSE building now
sta,ids, ans gave lectures to students on Ills
iatoFItc branch oi science.
He was married in Naperville, Illinois,
samc twenty-five years ago to the daughter
of tolonc! slci-ht, one Of the old residents
OF tbat city. In 1913 HUSH MEDICAL College
was founded, mainly through the in
f'ucnce aud efforts Of Dr. Hrainard,
and lie Was made its President.
which Office, together with the professor
rlIp ol surgery nnu Clinical Surgery, he held
, 1866-10-11

Mr. Bcecher 10 support the Republican
Candidates In New York.
NEW ToNK, October l0.-The fadeptnffent has
The following announcement: - Rev. Henry Wned
either In Plymouth Church OF the Academy OF
Mus!c, BsooElyR. Oh Eonn evening Of ne st week,
mailing an argument and arpeal from his own
pending elections. lie will also speak astcrwata,
IN other places in the Stse, In support Of the Re-
publican candidates"
, 1866-10-11

M1pp1ETowS, n. T., October l0-Thc Rcpnh1s-
can Convention to-day nominated General II. Van
Wyck for Congress By aeclamation.
Dos7oN, October l0-Tkc Republican Ccnvcn-
lion in the Seventh Congressional Distsic. have
nominated Hon. George S. Boutwell, for le-
election to Congress ty exclamation.
EosTGN, October 10 lion. Samuel Hooper was
nominated by acclana.ion for recollection to Con-
grcss this afternoon ],y the Republican Convcr-
lion OF the Fourth District Tie Working Mans
Convention Of tile same district nominated Hon.
Josiah G. Abbott for Congress.
, 1866-10-11

411oE, New York, October 1o.-The safe at tic
American Express otlce al This place was blown
opcn this morning about one o'clock, and rotbcd
OF s2AU worth Of q. s. revenue stamps Of de-
1em1nauons ranging from ono cent 10 ten dol-
lafHs tlo5 III postage stamps, ,t5D0 IN 7-31 coupons
Ae. reward OF eco Is o1cred. They also
they got about Soo counterfeit money,
, 1866-10-11
THE CHOLERA.
Great Increase In the Number OF Cases
Reported in this City-Ono In
Three Of the Attacks Fatal
The Alnrm-Incidents.


There Is no Disgusting the fact that The dread
As1aidc scousge Is more active among US within
the past two or three days than previously though
there Is good reason to believe that some OF the
deaths reported to the Health Officer as cholera,
arc really the resu1t Of some other dcadly as.ut.
4 case In point is that Of A. johnson, a swede,
reported, on Tuesday, as having died Of cholera
at the Ogden Skating Park. when be really foil a
victim TO aysentesy, from which be had been euf-
feEtng for ahout month previously.
The average daily number Of clsea Of cholera
repo!teo during the ronth Of August in this city,
was but about SIX. LAST month the attacks re-
ported were two hundred aud seventy-two, and
tle deaths one hundred and fotty-s1x, being al
average OF little more than nine attacks daily,
mouth the disease shows An Increase almost
alarming, the following being The d!u1nal state
mcnt thus far, from the second instant:
DGff. Aft1fft n III
, 1866-10-11
CHICAGO, October 9TH, 1866.

CHICAGO, October 9TH, 1866.
This Company have established
their lines, and are prepared to do q
General Express business to all points
on the Michigan Central Railroad,
Michigan Southern & Northern Indi-
ana Railroad, Laza Shore Line, New
York Central Railroad, and branches
to New York, Boston, and the prin-
cipal New England Cities and Tcwns.
Also, over tie Chicago, Alton & St,
Louis Railroad to St Leafs.
The balance Of the lines West Of
here VIII be opened shortly, Of which
due notice will be given. j.
u. q. RAPP, hgsnt.
, 1866-10-11

DosrnE, October 10.-The Arlington Mills,
In Lawrence, near tho Methccn line
wrtc destroyed By fire yesterday
afternoon. The mills were used mainly for tho
manufacture Of woo1lcn eonls. aud employed
n1uut 15H n. Loss. <150N0o. Insured, S175, !;
So ncn VIVA fl Boston offices auI the remainder
il rtoyidenec. Hartford, Worcester and NcT
YosE oGlcce,