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Cash on hand and in
Bonds. s27,5OO 90
Cash in hand of agents,
and other persons, $50 HD-$3OoaD ~
Bonds and Stock owned
by the Company, POI 800 90
,438 90
14,209 Al
5,145 49--225, ,292 SO
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.
ASSOCIATIONAI


,tc.-Pearl Lodge No. % C. johnson. W.
II p Porter Secretary Regular eommuni-
g arst Saturday evening in each month.
6 Brown Lodge No Go, Amos K, Johnston,
n Geo A. Smythe, Secretary. Regular
a unications on the evening of the third Mon
Is each month.
kson r A Chapter No. 8, Thos. Palmer
IN Priest, J. II. EchOls, Secretary. RepuIaI
IA nunications first Tuesday evening in each
NasissiPpi Commandery, No. ], Thos. Palmer
III ]. Il. Echols. Recorder. Meets I'd Tnesdav :
IN month
ID. F.-Capitol Lodge, No. IL, Il u psca
i Grand; Henry Strauss, Secretary Hsets
= Thursday night.
ION Fire Company No.I.-Tbos Greep
.deDt; II. B. Evans, Foreman: L Strauss Sec.
"a Regular meeting first Monday evening
"a month.
.rTival and Departure OF Mails.
NORTHERN MAIL
N ~ A. n daily, Except sunday; closes
NEW ORLEANS MAIL
81 o 10 ?. N, daily; closes AT A. NJ
THE EASTERN MAIL
81 p NJ; closes at a. NJ, daily, except on
Dhce open daily from 2 4 NJ until 6! P.
days, from ~ to l0t A. ~
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PASSENGER TRAINS-Lea New or
leans daily ut $3.50 P. NJ: arrive at Jackson
at 2:20, \. NJ; and reach Canton at O'Clock.
A. NJ.
TRAINS going South, leave Canton daily at
1:30, A. NJ; Jackson. I:30, A. NJ: Brookhaven
1910, 4. NJ; Magnolia Il 30, p. NJ; arriving
at New Orleans at 8 80. p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS arrive at Jackson daily
at , o'clock. p. NJ; and leaves at 9:55, A. NJ
The passing points for Trains are Keimer
Ponchatoula, summit, HaZlehurst and Terry
"a Eating Station-MagnOlia. aug22dtf
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ERUPTIONS, TETTER. ULCERS, SCR0FULA
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC

1t IS particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrua-
tloh heredltary laints3 Syphilis, and maladies arls-
ing from long continued use of Calomel Blue Mass
Corrosive Sublimate, FowleTs solution, DonOvans
solution, and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

Washington special says the sec
, of the treasury will disburse
y eighty millions in currency in
ae interest on 1905 and liqui-
q the temporary loan. He will
'ell any gold.
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

ln the 18th or 14th of November
+, saws Professor Newton, of Yale
LEGS, a prodigious flight of meteors,
mcst imposing of its kind, will
" rs appearance, probably for the
TIM e in this century.
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They are the only Genuine Female pills


They moderate all excess, and remove all OBJ
structions. They invigorate the debllitated
and delicate; and assist nature to bring back
the bloom to the pallid cheek. Nomaiden, wife
or mother should be without the Mystic Pills
Sold by all druggists.
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IA death of William Morrison, the
oFerer of the source of the Missis-
rlver, according to the Montreal
graph, took place recently in
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04
The Best CotIon Tie Now in Use.

The Best Cotton He No" an tse'
w E ARE AGENTS FOR BEARD II
w BROS
PATE Mt COTT ON T L E
decidedly the best now in use. We would call
the attention of Planters to this Tie, before
making their purchases. For sale, wholesale
or retail
We have constantly on hand Corn, Hay,
Flour Bacon, Corn Meal, &c, Il. All at lowest
prices.
We are also prepared to make liberal ad-
vances ON cotton, consigned to US, or shipped
through US to our friends. Messrs. John O..
Manieo & Co., New Orleans.
aug20d1m. PERSONS Il BAILEY.
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s256,128 10
E.IAREI,ITIRS

Liabilities due or not
due Banks or other
Creditors, Noting but small bills.
Losses adjusted and due None.
Z" not
due, None.
unadjusted, None.
in suspense, wait
ing other proof, None.
All other claims against
the Company, None.
The greatest amount IN
sured in any one
F1sk is, $4,000 90
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sheriff sale.

DY VIRTUE of the above stated Fl. FaS,
ID to me directed, from the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Hinds county, for
the First District, [ will proceed to sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
within the hours prescribed by law, in front
of the City Hall, in Jackson, on the FIRST
MONDAY, the first day of October next, all
the right, title and interest the Defendant,
Edwin Moody, has in and to the following de-
scribed property, viz:
Ten acre lot, 9 n; 10 acre lot, 10 n, in Jack
son; VIZ SE14, Section 81, Township g. Range
1 East. Lot ,, Section >, T >. r l East Also,
10 acre lot, II n; 10 lot, Is n; 10 acre lot,
IA N 10 acre lot Is n; 20 acre lot, 10 n; 20
acre lot, 20 Y; II acre lot, "A n; IA acre lot,
- n; acre lot, % \, in jackson. Also, lot l.,
Sec ,, I ., r East; E11z, SE14, and acres in
SW corner, Sec 50; lots l, 3 and 4. in Sec SO,
t 6. II | East, and lot ,, fractional square =
south, in jackson, lying and being in the
county of Kinds, and State of Mississippi,
which was levied upon as the property of Ed
win Moody, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated ease and all costs.
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Public.
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eradicate all scurt and dandrutf, and arrest pre-
mature decay and falling out of the hair. a
natural Stimulant and invigorator, it promotes
the growth of the hair.
1t Excels all Oil Preparations as Dressing.
1t changes at once, dry and wiry hair to soft
and silken tresseS.
LADIES, Young AND OLD, if you wish to
use the best article for all diseases of the scalp
and hair try the QUEEN and be convinced
of the truth of these statements.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
! in Jackson. Miss.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent,
/ auc9dtf New Orleans
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DR.. SAMUEL GlLBERT7S
TETEEss OINTMENT
DISEASES OF. THE SKIN.

Is a excellent preparation for the cure-of that
class of maladies usually termed
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

a8 Stattley's Gang Plow, for beding up
Land-a notable machine.
Mans Patent Wrought Iron Cooking Rang
ers-30 different sizes. The Great Money-Saver
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families.
Their advantages are: Great Cooking surface.
Large supply of Hot Water, Economy Of fuel.
In use BY st. James Hotel. \. O.. Prentiss
House. Vick sburg, Ragsdale House Mer-
idian, Jones House. Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
tel, III. Hilzheim, Jackson, Miss. and thousands
of Others throughout the South West.
For price and descriptive lists address
THoS. B. BODLEY Il Co,
No Perdido street. adjoining
Masonic Hal. New orleans.
uly
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

COTTON PRESSES,

NEWELl'S Screw.
ISG ERSOLL'S, Portable.
GROVES 10
BULLOCk'S Port.
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MRS. W1NSLOW'S
M Y E r. Q ILL - =
The Great Female Remedy.
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

TNIIR MYSTIC PILLS are prepared only for
IL a Legitimate purpose, and are the only safe
and effective medicine for all those painful and
dangerous disorders to which the Female con-
stitution is subject.
Thsv are the onIv Gennine Eemale pills
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY :
Hall & Speer Plows,
John Hall Plows
Spratt, Jones & Cos Plows.
Bidwel Plows,
James H Hall & Co, Plows
Brindley, Plows,
Avery Plows,
Peoria .Plows
Cotton Sweeps and Scrapers.
Mowers, Reapers, Thrashers,
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S. b. THOMAS,
Sheriff Kinds County,

The above property was sold on the 9th OF
August, 1866, with the exception of lot ?, frae-
tional square south, in Jackson, and bid off
by Benz. Magruder for 81 800 90, WHO'S hereby
notified to come forward, before the day of sale,
and pay said bid, or the property will be sold,
and he be held responsible for the deficiencies,
if any. :. b. THOMAS,
aug30d&w3w Sheriff Kinds County.
, 1866-11-03

that It is the body ofthc missing Gtrl. The
legs were drawn up tightly, and au the aesh
had disappeared. leaving mere skeleton IN
having probably been blown from the head,
COW 4 tieshle4s skull, whose light hair Was
wind. The body was clothed fn cotton
dress, with blue woollen border, hoop
skirt and cotton skirt, shoes and ttoeksngs;'
de,s chvckczrd shawl was hueged tightly
and held atouud her throat. - though
shrinking from the cold and ehdcayor-
tn: 10 protcct hertelf from It. The water
psoof cloak was stretched on Tho rock near
Ey, which, IT. Is believed, had becn blown
and stockings were In perfect preservation:
Near by Wa rcticulc. In which wcsc found
q memorandum book, pen holder and pen,
m empty Ink stand, hair brush. nall brasil, !,
two al1iled pocket handkerchiea. a pair Of
ner EI1vcs, and brown aai veli; ,.oo,. I'm rc-
mains we're touched, and gave his oplni'h
shat the deceased probably. survived from
three to elk hours after taking poiscu-the
probability TINT she died ~ poison being ln'
creased by tho accidental discovery Of an
apothcear5' 5 circular near ns, In whicn b II Is
likely ths poison hsd been wrapped. Dr.. Il.
thinks that tie position Of the body i5li-
Gates that the deceased died without grrat
suffering, ~ 1t WAS found fp the most easy
and natusaf OF reclining posttiops.
From the memorandum book md all other
articles In her Possession, she had apparently
removed all positive testimony Is to her
identity. Eeveraf leaves ucsc torn from the
memorandum. Evidently they may have
bofuu uau1e tho wished to conceal. Her
desire to destroy her ycry name VIA indicat-
cd by the letters she addressed to her school
clnss, In which shc hegged them to forget
her. At The TING Miss Greene WAS afst
1niseed, 1t Vas said that she had been unjust.
~ accused Of tEAnsgress!on Of efte rifles Of
tho school which she was attending at kcnt's
Hill. and this had driven her to state ot
morbid melancholy, Which caused her to
take her own life.
, 1866-11-03

The Governor nt ftome-The Canvass Cio*cd
-lkcy Dr.Collyer-Ai1chac q s4cantuu Called
{3pob to Addfrns the fftHh NcpHbtlcnus-A
Copherhend Ftzzlo ut Llneoln-TFgluR to
Humbux tho Irish.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Triouue.l
SrR1Sos7ELp, ILL.,. November 2
The Governor returned 10 the stase capiisl this
evening, aud viii remain IN town I'LL AFTER tho
election. This canvass is vlftuA!fv ended. md the
Ia, uc fal.ly and squasely before the peopis. Next
Tuesaay will Rlos,ously determine the fate Of the
Uzfon, and nobly yindieate the honor And psui-
VIE lie Il Rev. Dr.. co1,ycr. Of Chicago, will deliver
his great sermon on the luest!ons before tho
eount7y, ID the Representative Hail IN this city,
On next Monday evening.
1he Irish Republican Cab have tmport1ntd
M1chael1 Seaman, Esq,, Of Chicago, to address
then, here On next uooday evening. 1t Is hoped
be Will BE- ahlc to comply.
to peaf harangue from General Mctlsrnand, Of
sp,!rcne1d, today, bo1 It wns mort hnntGattns
ahstr. Arter .ua,a Of drumming up, the Court
Houee was ab at otc-third Oiled, and larrc pro-
portion Of ere. this nImbcr wefc Republicans.
!, s4e n!tit1l .,cct.~'n and tho hero OF Ar1tan-
tas Post found 1t hard MATE to Eeep straight
taee while 'se bu1et;cd tho Wind IN that vacant
r. ceppeshesat s;e tying to ssme H. Old
to hight, ard hare imp o14cd bogus Hbsrniaa -
try nnd pu4 The woo over their eyes bu1 taeY ase
nov. pfetiy wide awake, and can no longer b
hoodwinked By party which has used them only
for III own acknowledgement since ttet have beer
political power in the country.
, 1866-11-03

alovenepts Of tho Opposing FeTecs-Aaatfs
nj Mntamsraa, Dc.
New YonR, November a.-1he Mra,fs Nata-
n,ozax despatch Of octoher a6ih says: 1T Is nos
tnoucht here thai Aelia Will attempt 70 ocsupy
e1pcpee Of blood atd treasure, and With 10 COR
te*,ion q ihe town. Ispta i about thtee le.!aes
render 81 Tho asT hsve hesa Ia progress the past
aEo days: 1hsS closed 1estAsday without any
-"colonsi Feont}s, Of onesa's s:aG, az.tyed in
prominent Mexicana, who a1e ftitnaA Of Ean3frs
and supporters OF oyteea- Cana1es, thls morn
inc, expressed his Discrimination 70 hold tho city
l. probably the result Of Tho arrival Of Colonel
Feani1a, ard Il Is believed hs<o tast he will shott.
y pronounce IL fsror Of Of1eca- The fe1res OF
tack, uhlth will b delayed some dAy1 On aecount
Of the bad condition Of the roads.
"Advices from Monterey stata the Important
fact thar General To.rino wss At E,ceAral, in shs
on thai dar Issued proclamation to tho people
Of ,hat 6:ate. It Is thought he w1n b ab1e 10
oppose any 1orce which Aej1a eau bslnS az1lnst
"Generl 1Apia las Issued proclamation To
the people Of Tamanllpas+ In Hhleh be HEoonners
himself . II tspscssstatiss 81 sne saprss,s G2S
Matasaosss nj IN early day. an,
From private letter. dA;ed Ue:9oef 1e3h. !
lar. has pen1y !, \ Mssss11 T.; ~ avs
Of He1ieo. lis said the retreat fro,a taas plac<
will commence on he 1sth.
| Fe.rlnd aad Sazsajo. 4 EeW campaign has beer
.1a intercepted despa.eh from San Iois Pote-
Eth Of September that he w1s marching o.
| Cucretszd, leaving poQaJ At Ssn 11is, and tbs
latez DouaJ stas:ed to jola him.
, 1866-11-03

A Lnreo nnd Euthusiastic Union Demor-
attnttnn-Au ATTRACTIVE Procession
speeches by Generals CobuFu and Wash.
bnrne. st Indiana, &c.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago 1rtbune.1
TrscoA, ILLINOIS, November I, lsA
Yesterday vcsy,'asge aad enthusiastic conren-
ton Of the Union Lien Of Douglas County mat At
Tuscola. The meeting waa enthusiastic IN he
highest degree. The procession formed on the
prx!slc Just west Of The town, about mile In
length, composed mainly OF mounted men End
women, Nth bannezs, days, musle, with devices
Of various kinds and nottocs tun Of pilh. Our
wagon vas srrnonnted BY \ pyramIdal platform
on which was eoiled eopperhead enAke, {lulta-
lion, aud OIL II stood young lady representing
the Goddess uf Liberty holding the dag; blowing
werc three 131les mhnnscd. nnD dlcs1sd in red.
another IN whlsc, and nuot1ies In blne% The pro-
ce9,on waa \ grand one. III noou an excellent
dinner for The soldiers WIS served up At the Court
House yard. Tbs anltenee then Aaseubled At the
stand where Gcnesai Cohura, Of lndlana, usAdu
splendid Ard masteEiJ spcech- full Of pAthos, hu-
NOR and power. lie WAS followed By General
Wa.hburne, Of 1udlana. In a shoEl aud eloquent
speech.
al LIGHT the people agt'n assembled At the
Court HonAe. anI we1n addressed By General
WathIusna Ii N ab'o manner: Il was grand
dag for Douglas County. Look ont for good ac-
eount next Tuesday, 81 ii
, 1866-11-03
FROM LEATEfv0RTH.

Another Pacific Railroad Excur%lsr-East-
cTn nnd Western Tnurfsts FratcrnsKe.
IEAy1swoAT4, November 9.-1he Union raclnc
Railroad e1curt1onlate, who left St Lonfs ycstes-
day 4f.r1noon. arrived J. ten o'clock this morn.
Ing. They were Joined bJ inc eastern parry. con
Sitting OF Thos. <. B!Idse. Edward Miller. sthck-
land Kreufe, u. 1teomte, Philadelphia !. q. u.
Peek; Hsw fork k1iss ?. Ksnnsd.; Jossph
Ohio representatives of the New York, Phila:
dclph4a and Pittsburgh journals, md several
other gentlemen. Both parties have beca the
sucste Of the city darling ihc day, partasfng Of .
sqmptuon. diuner at The rlnntcf's house, aud had
4 hall at 16c came pace to night.
purips the evening the pa:'tes held meeting
# The natel It Nh,sh The members of eot aeissa'
Eeve1al tpcechee we:e mnde, setting forth the OBJ
s.aeles sasnoantsa in The eeast1uctioa e tbe
road u p,ssns condition u se r9
time had.
TIE cxeu.eiorasts start ut teven o'clock to-
morrow morning for Fort R1Iey, Junction City,
md return 10 laurence In the evening, whcre a
grand supper ard bah viii be given BY the city
nrfh
, 1866-11-03
THE FENIANS.

Csfane1 Roberts Jssue. u stiyr!oR AddFess
10 tho FcnaunH-EAcapo ftom CanR4a OF
Two Fen6an prt4oners-Cialm Against ihe
KFtsfsh &1evcrAmcrk I0f fiIe1nl In mprlHon
uent-Hcesvery Of Fertaa AEns-0'Atcy
a1ca:ee'a Advice.
NEW TpHK. November ..-Co1ane1 Roberts tas
sssnsd stirring edd1ess to tic fc1,!an nsoshst.
military eeulpAniea 1t onto. The neutrality laws,
he ea5F, eaLho. prev cui them. anil British luau-
cree nj 60 longer be allowed to rule this conn
Try 10 your injury and lrclsud's shame. Strange
escnts are m the near future. snd 1ou i1so~ not
how room you may be called npnn to strike again
unrrcpa1cd. liz cnlrcals them to work.
1Sstrn1ctlona requiring sccrccy Will DO sent to
4 lcs,cs r. sc1ved here says two Fen!an prison.
lilies. lave ts1Apcd and Aft now in lfoShcsicF.
lheJ stste that tho American Consni u Toronto
expressed ! ho;,e that thc Canadian Government
w1ult hang them Ill.
Gtnc,A Gleaso0+ In Now Yusk. Is pfepara Ing
Ta1aed ,o Washington, tos ea,o, IL illegal lra.
WAsHixurox, November 9-Tho mission ol
r. y. DsJ+ Of HaSalo, and J. c: o'bfleb,
Of lsoehestcr,, has been sneees.t1l. They
brotherhood thsongh tue Influence OF Lion. Jaa.
NJ. Humphreys and Francis B. Gallagher, ol
NoxruxA1, Nor. nter Alton. D'A.cy Mcqcs
made speech last n!fh, before tAe Cs!ea9n1.S
rtop1t be would rAy: '.cons!deE tue prospefou.
position Of Scotland contiaer the example o
Scu11arh cessc 10 pursun the impossible And I'm
ptactlcAble; Try hy every novelty Kohicthfns tn1
contains elements q success" To h sSe tmpIns ps
American word, ''reeonstrucsou," and . genttoal
policy toward 1relHnd.
, 1866-11-03

Tho Conover Case-C&nover Arrested BY
Order Of Gavcrnncut-Iach*lnE-
Racing.
Sxw Toax, October lit will be roeol1ectea
that eoIao time tfnce 1t ttated that Advocate
Holt had. BY unworthy E1eans, urged the preEe:-
ring Of the charges against Mr., D.Ffs. aud that he
fnheeqnsnt1y published u pamphlet in which he
deralled at length the ct1cumstRnceA under witch
The said charge had been made. From this ac-
count It 2Ppea,ea that Sanford coaoses, altat
Charles 1. Dcuhara, volunteered to ind
\ uan who had suited that be knew satactent
mate, wtcrcuSon Nr1. Campbell. ats1s Jas. A.
Uoale, Vas named ns the pc1ron allnded To-. Thai
IN order 10 obtain the attendance Of the said
uo&se eurns Of money were I'd 5auted 1t various
tnaes to The Aforesaid Conover, and that Hoa.e
did appear hefose the Judiciary cou,mittee Of the
House Of Representatives and tesdded
aeeordiug1y. Eoarr subsequently admitted
that his slatcess.1t Of tile whole a3llr WIS false,
ant witnou: AFT foundation in truth. ltAppear-
ing thtt the whole story had bten served up By
Conoser, The coHmsiee recommended that be be
sr.eetcd. Accordingly Irdsc Advocate Tuner,
ctWaetsn.ton, arrested Conuvcr upon his 4p-
reesanee ii New Yotx. through Marshal N1tray,
and yest<rdsr he wss sent to Washing,on-
Tht rske between ihe ketl.toat L. Hispnde1le
.nd the cent? cheAsd schooner vtst1+ rroIn SANDY
1fook AGht-ehtp, twenty miles to wtcdwArd, md
sc.Rzl, toos place OF Wednesday. The l., H1ron.
d+ils was >Itto:tor., rosslrE tie Dis ante in IN
/ hcurs, swe.ty-e.-ht minutes and hftT sereu Sec
ords.
in tho rsce yc*scs1sy, On tho Fashion Coursc
between ladT Thotnc- Endy Emma and Georga
Nilkee, Taornc IVES victorious. Tine-Eas, 81
, 1866-11-03
FROM EGYPT.

Grand Cnsen t1aas II tetlnx at tTahnaFaA-Fff.
teen Th ou2and rronac frcscnt-A ssaes
sv<ecA b. General LsE~B-A <srcas ChnnGc
II tseutiMeat-The Penple IN the RlEht
T-ek-%stIs tinekctss Infamous Toast
HqAe Bail. &c.
lspec1al Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
CA1un. November l.
Fifteen thousard people turned ous At Tau1aroa
ts.a.., 10 hsar General Logan discuss the great
oresttors 1t isspe. The ntettnc wss one oi the
mos, tsusiastle and enceuye held Ia Southern
Intuoi. during the p1escn1 campaign. 4 R7eAt
..u.t hss been wrought in the minds Of tes
people throughout ibis portion Of The State:
much larger num'.es of Republican votes III n DC
a. 1lc da5 ,has Is 70 Decade t>ec t7te o. u: co2.
peth.sd Candidates, ard contazn taem as 70 as
ni sentiment becomes more e:tasnL
Even IN CAIRO The breaking up of loyal taeeun8s
III CoppeKlt I'd soughs. and expressions o1 scot-
rcnt 81 the Democratic le ader. .nch - given II
b1 .fss! tss;t %seI as b d19s to ~ e
| arc having thls cEsct, aad &rc bringing many
, 1866-11-03

ESneclal Despatch 70 the Chicago Txtbune.1

= =. :. n
Especial UesPa1ea 70 inc >n'caRo A8'oa"e'l
WAsncsaTox, November =.
xA1rokAL RAxK cIRcC1AT7oN-7Hx LAWFUL Az-
It REACHED ........
The Comptroller Of the Currency snnoancea
,ha: oondt nave been seccfvca fos dcpos1t Win
liz Tseaauser of tae Epited stsies to A amount
.lfeic1t to eecure the entire three hu'ttted tui''
liens Of national circulation authorized oy is".
and 20 raotc ean be received asfcf thfs dae' 4ao
, 1866-11-03
FROM MADISON.

sharp Political ConseAt-Ttc Republicans
Confident.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago T1,bnnc.l
MAp1sox. Nts., November I.
As election day approaches The political canvass
in this sato Ia becoming very wsTt, aid ali sosts
oftxrcdtents uf every description Of fraud and
buying II tv.oytcd to hy the Johntun ennfcteraic4
to defeat lh tc rton Candidates. There never Was
4 sharper contest iii this conuty than ttts 1al.
Tbc linton men Arc eapEu!De Of spctcss.
Tie Union men Of this city haTc nominated cx.
ecateDt candidates for the Aerembly. Ebenexef
Coppelhenl Of the buchanan era. when he WIS =
judge In NehgAAkA-
, 1866-11-03

Pclkslop IA the FrcsiIeut In Favor af the
Canatmned FenInns-A Case Of Na5hea1+
Especial Despatch to The Chicago 1t{boae.l
CNcNzAT1 November g
The City Council passed rnaaiaaons resoau-
tiob th!. esenics, requesting Psesident johnson
to use his influence with The C&nad}sn Go~esu-
1ucut to REAL, the sentence Of dealh in the case ol
lypch and MeManon, and 10 Interfere ~ pseycnt
u;hts scntercas Of death a:Atnst captured Fe-
ntaus.
Georxt J. Crawford became taTolEed in per:
stuR1 ditcully WITH lete- Allen yc.terdAr. and
hlt t.fs one nI hIa cars. The disrempered a1rtcu'
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