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, 1866-10-13
;. RON MEXICO.

. oh'cGst- =. smpact Between H1nxtmfiiau uuH
"oai .otic ClcEzy-Au Imperial Army
.n1oS eancut Detention Of the French
/ 7Foaps-1fnxtntllun EncaurnGed By Hopes
Of Trouble In the United %tntcs.
New ToIK4 October l2.--The Ntrold'a city Of
Mexico correspondence, dated September 3Uth,
eata: "Aaximilian's new Ministry was very ac-
tive and industrious, but had done noihing to re-
EioIc rnblic confidence.
..11tc coBraet brtwecn the Emperor ur1 the
Church ra1ty IL virtually to fnrn orc The power
Into their hands the receipt OF twcntv-are rail-
lsor dollars, Macmillan 10 be merely IN Exccu-
live.
'.o,ders were Issued On the 2sti utimo 10 srnd
two tAbEsand 1onf3 TO mote towards Durango
and s-a Luis Ioto-l. in orler 10 re.pos5e4s ths
Northern Departments.
- TIT Church i,a:ty have commenced operations
by declaring that the abuses OF the press should be
"EadmtlIan remarked, in conversation, that
The i..sscs received by President Joltnson on nh
touE might be considered good news for his Ez1'
Ilfc.
MI Qttcthury, the United States Consul, had
left 1os New York on Leave Of nheence. baa
que' was giyen him by Americans In the city, a
which tie Confederate exlle made speeches, cx
p1cstir. st1oHE love for the Union.
Narehal Baxa4Ic has resolved orders dc!csfint
The dtpartuEe Ut Ills French troop! for thc prcscat
2nL Macmillan vas impressed with the idea IL.
another revolution was imminent In the uuttct
Staies, which would tccurc him upon tho throne
, 1866-10-13
FR0I EUROPE

Bs tie fltbeEnlnn'a aaIntfs-CucosIuca* on Ac.
sf,sns,, s1ent q, the Kassaen.An,crtean Alliance
nlta9'cf Amon9 heanstrtan Kuler" and
Prnple-Au EnE1fshmnnss Opinion in Kc-
gard to the Confederate Co1tou Loan.
NEW YocF. t}c.nip- 19.-rbc I,tho-,tsrse malta,
contain ths fo1insine, 1ts,ne ~ 1, "nas
Thc 1rInlon. Eatioaaj+ n rs1is rir prnse dEn N,no:
Icons arm, i,as nm nTt,e5e nrri., ~, nasnsItv
al a ronitder,iion 81 On fi,c ns1f nT rnu,n5 AZ.
ia prnsei. 1iaix nna sn7tn - sn - Ic-rn
noSyrr camille a; i.riyinr Ifussta hsct, in+n ~.
nrt at thc same time ronyncin" thc G1nt"d S,stcs
al 1hr nronricty of cofonfxfnc eont;rrnt nt hn-nc
smstGte +. soieir trNnhid ~ hcr sores1n rci..
tions. the Rnssn.hmcrican ai1isnee the C:ana
dian rcyoln,ion' H. Mcs;e,n nnestion 1u snd ,tc
news frun Mexico, with ihc reports fsom Ger
ntoi.!c. :" LIZ VIZ - As' 4"'e's -"o
Tie following rot4 ca,,,ne ,ttrn,ion IN tho vain,
of thr Contedcrat. rsttn,, 1n,n !. eot ~ r. III
tor OF The london Sr,cs. '' - ee"s ~ 'as sa''
"scn,embcros o.
, 1866-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA,

FHrIApE1rA1A, October 1s-fOMcia1. .1-Lcbaaon
County, t,eAEy, I.l3s majority.
Philadelphia 5.SSs minority tor Geary.
Ihc Sfs'c Senate etands II Republicans to II
llemoerale, and the House G3 Republicans to :ij
Democrats. Republican majority on Joint bal
ioi- a,.
MEApv111E, October la-oflcial majority in
Crawford County io1 Geary IL l,:45; iu TeDanco
County. 91a. Finney. Republican, .or Congress,
has a,t10 majority in this District.
1,13t: Congress -Elwell, Democrat, 1,550. MSr-
ecr. Republican, I'LL.
Montgomery County, lonlcIa1. ]-Geasy, 7,sS5,
Cumberland conut5, (oflleiall l-Geary, 7as55
cr?f. LII $, lIcndt1sop Republican, LOS.
Daunhin County, [olIcia1. .l-t;s1ry, l,;sN major-
~: cons1ess-Milcr, Republican. 1855 M
il, lhc schuy,kill ant, Lebanon Districts, Coke.
Ncrnblican, Ia elected 10 Congress by sl5 ma
The following arc tho Official retnsns Of Allc-
gt,any County: For Govcrner-Gcary, Rerubii-
can. sa,d1 Stsmer, Democrat. 1a,s55; Geayy's
IL The rwenty.+ccondEDtstric, Moorchcad, Re-
publican: Is elected TO Congress BY t6 majority.
. In thc Twcnt5.lhird nissFFct. Williams, Hepub-
l'can, r. elected BY 3;fot majority;
counties siye major1sle% for ClTmvr. official: Brd.
lord, ~ :EtN Northampton. :,Ull; Ichsgh, 1,5s. !;
fsuCks, IN Carbon, iJ}; Coinmbia, lHIS Icrks.
hifI; Atame. eli; Fulton, .SU; Luzc,nc, 3,736 !;
SnrGcr, 81: Fayctic, IN.
Ihc following counties give GcaEy majoritics,
:fl'cial: q: lycomtng; -; tLesier, 2.19; Frank-
tct. u1: Allegheny. 1916
WicF, democratic candidate for Congress, has
ts6 majority.
, 1866-10-13
STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
FOX KkiVer Enlon of the Congregational
tnnrcAe"- Report on the state OF the
Country.

Fox River En3on of the Congregational
(hnrcheA- Report on the state Of the
Country.
Correspondence Of tie Chicago Tt,bnne.1
SANDWICH, Ills, October II, 1861.
The "Fox River Cnion'' Of the Congregational
Chuschet has just closed its sessions al MarseI1ies
Illinois. aud unanimously adopted the following
resolutions:
REronT nS TIE sTK1E OF TIE COUNTRY.
Att9tssd, That in the events Of the five years
ea aha ns ., x1 a1afh he. ,fa
gratitude to God fot.the noble progress tie na-
tlon ha. made towards this position, in ali the
him who forced ua alone by issusa We vaiillS tscd
ths conflict is By 10 means ended With Violence
sword to take up. as Of old, the lash over its VIC.
inns and oproser;. and 1t wasrs war with clabs.
ana threats nd hiI:l!ae pfess and Presidential
strtion Ct those who, like the Nassau street Tract
:S,ocle'y, :,y say taai s!aEeFy is dead Issue aud a
sos snd h yaof e ihs w19af M
rot secure the just fruit. Of the heroisn, Of
bro,hcss and song who On land and sea Sied aud
tnit.:c1 for the cansc Of liberty.
Msclfed, ! hat We view with alarm tho unu,ts-
taxable readiness oi tho President OF The Unttcl
States TO a5sune aictatosial powers In order to
resi- upon Compress; That the Precedent il but i
~ CO lie WILL OF Tue people, as represented
BY Congress; n,d re Ehoald deny bis right 10 use
big power to carry ont pt,1lcy OF reconstruction
different fion tha; decided upon by the loyal peo.
Pie Of the country through their Legislators even
II We old not regard bis policy in itself to be
hanght WIKI lnfnifc MI ischfcf to the country.
AFctfe4, Ihat We hare seen, with jueyprrssi-
bic sof1U" and uortiacatfon. the apostasy and
d.e,td1uon Of Andrew johnson, the President
u the United States. turning bis back upon the
It htegtts pE3nclts Of tho party by which hu was
elected, upun his oHn former declared principles,
aid npon the emnnciratcd race, to who;r he
}nomisc! great things he has, by Indecent pu',-
a men ~ office. many Of whom arc tnain,ed SOL
dieFs: By his c?clr connfvaree at The p1,nderin.
mud numbering ofnnaEmel and peaceahlc men, b.
tlnsv aud many other deeds uf equal bascncss he
hrs tnstEy forfeited the respect Of patriots and
Christians. and Is unworthy or hss high Office.
Res1frtd, While We heartily approve the ac-
f;tli with Cor. .rtss faa- attraly tlseu In th
work OF rcconstllctlnE. aud believe the proposed
Constitutional Amendments TO be both neces.
sary and jus1. we still declare our conviction that
tic elective franchise should be extended 10 all,
t:tespccify" Of co!nr or ca>te. We urge this both
As matter Of simple justice to peoplc Of :siea
and approved loyalty, aud also In order that by it
I lnaniicss and shameful contradiction to Ike
spiril Of our i:.sttntious may he removed, viz;
The dtsfancti .n,cnt Of 1ncn simply because they
liavc hce1. he iu sl:,yr7y-am injustice founded
upon On injn tics--as4d We urge our Representa-
tvcs i'll Congress to remove this rcproach now Ia
tins hour Of opportunity w.ich God las given.
, 1866-10-13

ssrrcFefouFtsa Suiu0 rhr ~. I.out& Democrat
for l4tbci-ArreHt Of a Registrar for Kc{u%-
ing ia Rcst@ter a ni~Ioynlist-t;cn. Bntler-
Sccc~sion Tournament.
Ispesial Despatch to The Chicago Trsbuue.]
ST. J0t1.. No., October II.
Ut the conservatives who werc published a. ee-
cessiouistsin pamphlet printed for the use Of
Rcsistcss It the Democrat JOB Office, and COM
piled from stlcial records, Thos. II. I.arksn. Ed
ward Brooks,P. a. Besthold. aud Joseph O'Sell
have sucd lhc Dfmocrat nroptietors for lbe1 esti-
mating their da1sagv. 1t $&5.ooo-
Mr, f11tz Craaz, Registrar Of District No, 16,
first aEa, WAS sETe*ted by officer Mcbride, yes
ttrday. on Narrsnt keucd By Justice Cnuning-
Tam. upon The COMPLAINT Of Geo. Crcemer, cags-
necl q Il; ., ,GeoFSe Mills who alleges that he Il
that OF the 91h instazr he made application TO be
registered, ard We % rnn.ed. Mr.. Cranz gave ball
in the sum Of ECO to appeas at eleven o'clock
today before cn1ningha.a, at which
Inc The esse r. =. Taa a. continued to Monday next.
outrcd b. lhe Constitution 4A~''
Gc1eral Ben Butler wil arrive On the Chicago
, 1866-10-13

Ex-Governor Seymour. OF New York; In
Favor Of The Constitutional Amendment
Prospects nj tho Ycrmttl1on Lnke Gold
KcEion.
ST. PAC1, MIMI, October 12.--The Prfss this
morning, publishes n statement, OH reliable
Authority. that Governor Seymour, Of New York.
while here few days ago, in conversation with
prominent Democrats. expressed himself In favor
Of the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment.
Iht Goxrfnor further eatd thai, were he living In
TIC South. be should he In favor Of negro suffrage.
Hudson, VIE, has lccn visited By third tirc,
and the on1r remaining hotel. the Hoyden House.
was lrrn ID to :hc ground.
4 late arrival from Eesmi1ilon lake brings the
msst encouraging reports ot the gold mining pros
pecis there, ard several specimens OF rich gold
4narlx One specimen. taken At 4 depth oftwen:y-
three fcct, Is estimated 10 yield one thousand dol!
lars 10 The lou.
a rilscr vcin h.: been struck sixty miles north
east Of the gold district.
, 1866-10-13
The North American Review,
For OCTOBER, 1906,
Is NOW READY

CONTENTS.
ART. I.-AoDERS ITALIAN POETS.
H.-TaK PHILOSOPHY OFTuE FINE ARTS.
nI.-AMERlC&N An PRISONS.
N.-IfiE GOVERNMENT OF TIE CIT OF
NEW TORK.
T.-TBE PRESENT ASPECT OF STEBSA.
TlUEAL LAW.
Tt.-HARTARD MEMORIAL BIOGRAPHIES,
S!T.-STEPHES 4. DOUGLAS.
T11f-THE ESEWARD-JOHSSOS REACTION,
1x.-CRIT1CAL NOTICES OF Lesse*s Cnlnese
Classics Felix Holt, Dean Alsosd's Pies
for the Queens English. Cares's Pr1aci.
pies $soctal Science, Dsownsou's aucrI-
can R-pub:!c, Lanscl's United STATES
During the Var, uowelrs Venetian Lie,
md oI!eE inseseIsin: works.
Single Number, <1.so Yearly Subscription, $50.
$500 to Subscribers for any other periodical issued by
T1CkN0R l. FIELDS, Publishers,
BOSTON,
, 1866-10-13

The Fair af l.cnvrnworit In SucccHsiut
Observation-Disclosures Anrny-PoItttcnt-
RA%aEer aC the f:ra~4happcrr.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc1
LAWRENCE, Kansas, October Il.
The Fair at Leasenworth Is q great success.
Tie receipts arc about one thousand dollars eac.
day. The show Of horrcs Is very fne. The pony
match came of here to-day. Time, a:a35.
An alteration look place between some drunk
en- parties at Wc.:tna, ncar This place, recently,
resulting In the killing OF mau By the name 0i
Tanning. The murderer has ded the country.
Radical candidates for the Legislature will be
nominated for this county on Monday.
Ex-Governor Currey, candidate for tho United
States Senate, will eecnre one OF Tue County :
Senators. and perhaps majority oi the members
of the House. 4
rumctous. They hare nearly conaumed Tho fall
whr=t. II Is thought 1t viii not come up again.
Weather warm and pleasant.
, 1866-10-13

Commissioners Il tho Doafi oi Fublic wo:
y. = -'@~ 49,
, 1866-10-13
FROM KENOSII.A, YIS.

Stirring Address OF Ex-f:oycrnur Sniomou-
Lnr-c ind Enthusiastic Audlrucc.
tspccfa1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribute.]
kESosuA, Wiz, October II.
Ex-Governor Salomcn delivered stirring ad-
dress 10 large conccursc Of citizens this evening"
oh the political topics Of the dag. His rcma1ks
were ]teicncd to with earnest attention aud elictcd
loyal ec1i.4.enl prevailing in our midst. The key.
Aotc las bGUn nttuLk, and kc:ush3 re5poul5
, 1866-10-13

t!Ala 'c-uleltt and will .3c received By delesa-
t;cn from the Rali al Clubs,
=, Each morning paper dcvofed several columns TO
The secession Tournament Yesterday Between i've
snd sl1 thousand spectators were present, the
tue occasion was Trigat schaambeEs, WHO ri.
!antly commanded Confederate battery at ELL
Horn Tavern. and who, af1er tue b,ttle, vas peut
KNIGHTS. nndcra a nas Of trnce to bury ihetr con-
pansons. Who fell ut rea a1dee. several Of the
contestants were ex-Confedetat9 soldier, and
lhei1 titles were embIematic, generally OF Dixie
, 1866-10-13

Cotfnx's District County Bidding
Farewell 10 tsrccubuc!fs-A 1kcncGnic Re-
Hnr6cA.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfihune1
LoaASsrorT, Ind, October II.
The official majority in Cass County l. s;;s for
Tnrrie; as 10. th. Democratic State ticket.
White County-otncial-3a for Coliax. In Cass
The D7usccrntie County Ticket i. elected, by ma
}orities ranging from $50 to 5l.. The Turp1e men
arc bidding farewell 10 a big pile OF grcenbacks,
wrgers on the Congressman, ranging from even
10 a.eco on Colfax.
j. ". Eldsidsc, late Republlesn, now bread
baud-uttc.itc, has received notice OF Ills appons-
ment as Cnitctl States Assessor, tlct Hon. D.
TErnrs, rcrsoycd. lie Is preparing 10 turn ont
The incumbent assistant aeSessors.
, 1866-10-13
FROM THE PLAINS.

Miners alur'icrc! and Driven By 1ndInn,--
Discoveries.
ST. Lor1s. October l2.-The D<mosyQts st. DO
seph special eaya late.t Montana advicee report
iossy miners out Of party of sescntyhye in Green
remainder were driven away. Miners on Wlul
River were ativcn oa by Sioux Indians, and com
pe!lst 10 Ese ta NC nSasess forts ior p1oteeuon.
lad arrived at Salt Lake to spend the winter
New and very rich mines lasc been discovered
In Montana and Colorado.
, 1866-10-13

Official Contradiction Of the Philadelphia
Hoax.
CCctSSAT1. October 1a.-ln response TO de-
epAteh eent from this city to The Attorney General
u Washington, yesterday, As to The trnthfalncss
Of the Phi1aaclphsa LfcGtr<s special Washington
dispatch, IN reference 10 the President submitting
questions 10 him on The eDostltutionatty Of Con-
Grcss, the following was rccrfved:
'WAsurSaEoS. October II, 1SGG.
"To E. 4. Fcrruson:
mot q word Of truth In The statement. No
euch questions aekcd.
tslgpcdl "HFxnx SrAxsBEnnT.'
TArlADE1PMA, ottober 1s.-Thc proprietor ot
the Philadelphia Ltdqfr has caused vigorous in
seeticaion to be made into the osislu Of the des-
patch which appeared In ite columns on Thursday
submitted By the rTesidcn, 10 tho Attorney Gen.
erni, All the facts connected With the despatch,
the original papers, thu names OF the Washington
infotmapts OF the L<Gger's correspondents, and
the grounds upon which The despatch was based,
hare been forwarded to Washington for subm!s
sion 10 President johnson.
, 1866-10-13
l SSESeN1ENT NOTICE.

4 SSESeMENT NOTICE
IL OFFICE oF THE TA,AEu ~ PCnLIc WORKS,
CHICAGO. October IL ls66.
ruhc notice t. hereby syeu to al persons interest.
ed Tint the undersigned, commissioners O. the oar
Of Public Works Of the City Of Chicago. have conpieed
The Fol ns TIC optnins Of "a alley
md ~ss; th!Gaen lot :pd y Bsk s. canal !ras,
Assessment Roll has been nled In tut ONCE Of the C!ty
Clerk.
The undersigned will apply 10 the Common Ccnnca1
Of said city, At it, next regular meeting. to b" held
The Twenty second day OF October LEE Ct the hour Of
1ens, 1t which time alt r1r.ies interested viii have
the right to be heard AT persons wishing object
In writing IN the Office Of the City Clerk least Que
day prior 10 such meeting Of the common t:1nncu.
!. &. GIEI1ELE,
FRED. LETZ
q. j. ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Board or Public Work.
, 1866-10-13

Detnlcatlon to the Amount Of IInlf n 11il
lion Observation-Disclosures in Honor oi tac
Hs-ccut ltepub1fcan Victories.
s-s Francisco, October IA dc1a1cation was
ft2,s,t1cd yesterday which will amount to half a
5n' Lion dollars In crrrcacJ. Tie perpctrator. 4
..,ookkccper. abscondcd, and IL believed to have
.sonc 10 Panama or China.
Two hund:ed cons were fred last night, bY
order Q! tho Union Siate Committee, for the late
political victories.
Wheat, 1ees nsm Gales g. so cacks nt 81 .65 uct
100 pounds.
, 1866-10-13
SOMETHING FGR THE PUBLIC
TO KNOW.
VALUE OF INSURANCE STOCKS.
THE PuENIX AT HONE,

1FFnn, tho Hartford co1rant, J2ly 18th, 1sstl
puuiSlX haA dropped n less per ccut thun
my OF our other Companies. Their cuttre
Eo-4e- nj Portland have been settled for
S37, 500. The market is very 1rln nj SlUO
bid. and no sellers.
, 1866-10-13

Compare the value Of PHEN1X
STOCK with the Stock Of other COM
panies doing business in the West
and South, and note the position it
occupies,
, 1866-10-13
TO RousEKEEPERs.


There y no subtct which should mo7e fully en7oss
the attention OF families or Ii Of v1al import INC.
to the community, thau tbs purity and e1cel!euce of
those articles which enter into and compose our datly
food, Or moro occasional refreshments.
1t veil established f4ct that 1ssre pr cent of
dstease hnd mortality Is eusendescd Aggravated hv
IN prre, deleeEous ingredients and potso. Gus aa,cra
lions In what We cat and drink aud no ps:t 0, tn. Cu
she Presents 20 'enptir field for the cap!dty o. the
Inscriptions TO impose upon the pablo inlt-io, In.
pr'e and resonops Preparations, With tho maximum,
rrofts and minimum chances of detection, u In thu
articles OF COOKING Extracts F1aToEnss ano other like
concentrations Consequently. the greatest vigilance
and care should he usc il telr selection We Eesr.ct
fully cali your attention to
, 1866-10-13
MEM JERSEY.


Newark Canrtrr Election.
The. charter election III Newark on Tucsdny
fot The Republicans. their city ticket being elected
by 1.1fs 1natori1,. and clear gain rine made Of
thtre Republicans in tue Common Council. The
following is the result Of the vote upon the city
ticket by u,a;ulItte.:
, 1866-10-13

II OFFICE or TIE EoAup OF Prut1c WoEkz.2
CH1cAGa, uctooc- H. lsJ. !
rCbl!c notice Is hereby given all crsaas tasstste
fhAt tns ESdeI;lEn: @ o. sae noamt o3
the roll for wtdep!Eg sel1 street north
West Jackson street TO the width Of st1tyss1 e cor
six feet vile between West Jackson and Wes. Anams
streets and tvch assessment roll has teen tiled In the
Office Of the Clty Csesk.
The untelsig1ed wtll apply TO the Common Council
ct said city, 81 Its text regular meeting, be held On
the twenty yeecond day oi October. rf6 at The hour
OF III O'Clock P. H. 1orA confirm stton Of sneh
night 70 Be heard. AZ persons Wishing 70 object to
taid assessment must ne the!s objections sarar
da5 ps1or to such messing ot shs Common Connsit
J. G. G1ApELE,
FRED, LETT,
.......... O. J. ROSE
Commissioners I the Bosza 9S Public Work.,
, 1866-10-13
Rich Gold Mine 10 be Worked in North Car

NEW YonK. October 1a-The Nra,ds corrcs-
rondrnt, writing from franklin County. Moth
tai ora, says the gold mine nj Ports is nndoub,-
cdly 1he tichest surface mine in tho world. A
wealthy company. chartered By the State, aud in
restins eapi1sl Of $SSQo Gi0, has been organised
, 1866-10-13

From the Hartford Coursnt, Sept. 18th. 1851
Insurance Stock. arc duh and lanruT,..
With onc or TWO exceptions. The Pk1&EN1K
stock Is 1rn ut 31S1 TO S1S..
, 1866-10-13
B U r N e z t. s
Perfectly Pure aud Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS,

= q r N E e t. S
Perfectly Pure aud highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS,
coxrRIe1Sa
S$$Gzs $kSs} $H$Sss S2SSSe $SSSSSD
For Flayos1ns Ice Creams, custar,is, plcs B,.nc
5ange 1elcs, saEces. Soups, Gravies, &C., and ask
you 70 proFe By trial and comparison. their general
excellence. and thclF superiority those Ecfit!pas
anu unhealthy knds whtch maY have been brought to
yorF not!ce, and which parsde their cheapaess ~ the
most lmportan: points be considered. We nroess
to deal upou honor IN this matter and where tho house
Of JOSEPH BURNETT l. CO. Is known, il fl uunccrs-
saS TO speak Of it, s:andlag We ask your attention to
the following evidences Of The truth ofou aatemcate
TESTIMONIALS.
C. q tss, &c D T.
HE - ffxa6lS SnX esqas
tocsIsye testimony l. reiterated By tho4sau1s:1CA
AsErTEHBzR la, 1865.
I'VE now use them exclusively -and bear testimony
T. ;tt s ' ;1rs5io5 ,nesl-Gase. ~a!se Co., Sherman
I'd Ssfs e e. The :ssfs
81 sa e ;;assiS ss sa
aefcr and Coniectloner, Chicago.
se s S Z e wG "
uote1. New Iu1k.
a s Ssft ed h.xe
New YofS. 4>0'' -~-"1' :" ~ ''AS't'p''''sn n''e1
suPRsrtor al others 1or eo!!nar
Co.. Parker House, Boston. N>s'
,"sGptr!os 10 AM: we hare ever usci.'-Rcvcre md
"3foSoSaAHkA HorEc, Pittsburgh, Aug. G. 1876,
Nj l.. D. AoEsE. GES1RAL AaxNr: have tr!c.I all
E1;tse.s das;n: Thirty yeass eEpsEteaee a business
e1s @ '''> &cb chossaS. fronEiesor Ssi e. ga
I:ecommcndatory notices might be much extended,
tut 1t Is ntedle:@ bccausc really but theme Is the
burden Of them ALL and their general spirit Ia combined
In the above.
Ec.ry all nsst-class Druggists and Groeers caa SUD.
ply hcsc celebrated Extracts In their various slzcs
Wholesale Ch:cago Dea.ers.
SSHSHS}SxS | SH}$SS ! SxS ! S$s :, siasH:4. a>>s;
i%ts'!; i%GsS. SY3!fH r yknAS I Ses : CO..
ii TikfzsQHs II HA;f!L HLdekt { ~ ( CO.,
c. H. pEGk%iTM.D SSisffIf Druggists and Others :
Elfj&E55S SAijES$ES ] SfS5S fS5;tFi, FAULKNER,
}S%a1SA,ti E%1Ss:, RisIst3 HHASk ( s So, IT,
!i1SSTSS H4SSiSS ! ! 5S 5Ss'lTn'
Wholesale Gsocera, and othesa.
Retail dealers can supply themselves from any o, the
above named houses, at nianufactQzess' prices.
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co.,
Boston, EToprietors.
The Late State Fair.
Cd HS1qSEr e.; riI I nrESEI M e. # ns,tsa
, 1866-10-13
From New 0rlennH.

Prom New 0rlennH.
NEw DELE: KS, October 12.-Ar1trcd, ship Polar
Star. from Kew York, And ha!k Celeste Clark,
from Boston.
Seven deaths by yellow fe.cr yesterday.
, 1866-10-13
Va R, N ISL. .

The prop1etors nt the Northwestern yaruleh CON.
AZ wond beg leave to call the attention Of 1EAp1
throughout the Northwest to ter very superior stock
Of Coach and Furniture Vnrntshca aad Japaas and St
examination Of their Good. and prices Is respectfully
solicited before purLhaslnc IN the Eastern na.kea.
CLOEGH i TtL1.lSGHAST,
,...... No. 10 Weils-st, Chicago.
, 1866-10-13

FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Statement in
Regard 10 National
Finances.
Conptroller's Decision
Concerning the Re-
demption Of Mu-
tilated Cur
rency.
4 Continuous Fall Of Rain---MuCh
Property Destroyed.
FROM Ell ROPE.
Cneasiness in France and Ger.
many on Account Of the
Russian'Amcrican
Alliance.
In Englis|tman's Opinion on the
Prospects Of the Confederate
Cotton Loan.
latest English Markets by the
Atlantic Cable.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS
FROM PENNSYLVANIA,
FROM NEW YORK,
Prospects Of the Repub-
lican Ticket at the
Coming Election.
Execution Of the Murderers
Of the Cuban, 0tero.
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMEaI-
CAN NEWS. |
Spirited Republican Gather
ings Yesterday Through
out the State.
, 1866-10-13

81 II. HNRECD'9 e H6s
FiE1sOE Is a!n.ittcA 70 partnership n onE nrln
from September l5th 86 Will Increased abilities for
doing Genera! I,eal Estate Brokerage aud AgrEcy
tnaineft, VIC solicit farther commissions. S. II. kEK.
FOOT Co., Heal Estate Brokers, ~ Dear!.orn-st.,
Chicago. s. H.EEKEOOT.
a311ne& J. F, plEHSUS.
, 1866-10-13
Retail

OCEAN oTEAMSHIFS-Sins1c and
return Tickets Of nit eassc. 1.nn Chicago ami
from any railway station IN Great rlt7in 9ntl ireland
HnH the chief ports tn Europe. A!sn. and from san
Francisce ana Panama: only NAH in... sre repre-
teptet. Sight Drafts Gfrat britain aud Ircl]rt flr
RnS nmonns: Nc runners employed Apply by nall
or person at 81 Deashern-st.. Lhiraco.
JAMES 1tAIsKACE Arrut
, 1866-10-13

HUBBARD l. HUNT, Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Latest.

LONDON Friday Evening, March 23.-The
Bank has reduced the rate of discount to "a
per cent.
Alarming war ramors continued to prevail at Vienna,
but the news is conflicting.
The recruiting Of Austrian volunteers for Mexico
about TO commence.
The Star says Lord Grosvenors resolution drawn
up by Disrael and If should obtain majority it will
be followed Immediately either by the resignation OF
the Government or the dissolution Of the House. but
most probably dissolution.
A collision took place the Norfolk coast between
an English steamer and Russian brig. The brig az
terward eapszed and ten Of the and the captain
were drowned
The Tirgess city article saws the various markets
continue show extreme dullness and closed without
symptoms of rally. Notwithstanding the reduction OF
the rate of discount by the Bank OF France.
There yesterday an increased discount demand
at tie Bank chiefly in consequence Of some applications
having been held back in anticipation OF the lowering
Of the rate from TO per cent The latest returns
show alteration lead TO the immediate adoption OF
a fresh downward movement.