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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

Torrey - W Gather strips keep out the Geld
TOREEYS WEATHER STRIPS save onethrd IN Feel
TORRENS WEATHER STRIPS keep out the Due.
TORRENS WEATHER STRIPS prrseTve CarDeis aud furniture
TORREYS WEATHER STRIPS stop rafting Of Window
TORREY'S WEATHER STRIPS deaden street sounds
TORREYs WEATHER STRIPS keep even temperature.
Ftst varieties adapted doors windows. Send a
traied Circular r 5 -. TORRE1, NO q Aa.deirl,ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
~ - hit : Gard.
Tag ugyr.f BEssur LIrk Insurance. Co. Z

Nev-Nork Association for the Advancement Of
science md Aria STEAM TLEGkAPh vii BE- s1hioitsd
and expined Prof CLARKE, indie ins the Wrs
rr Of tire fn:iae md Boiler. Nschine MECHANIC AZ
POWERS viii be exhibited uBd explained by the inea'o Mr.
Association. second floor Cooper Ia
s ue on TUESDAY EVENING. Oct p, Al .. o'clock Admit
u IRE free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

they authorized 10 make propositions The Con
veniiOn then proceeded ballot candidates resulting IN the
following nominations For Register John h Hacke sur
fOgnte Gideon Tucker Supervisor J. Herman Coroner
William Schirmer Register John McOo the present mcum
bent There bang other business the Convention sofac1
efrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
BROOKLYN

Carl Sohuz and Mahlan Chance will speak a
the Brooklyn Acndcmy Of Music tonight under the auspices
the First Wsrd Republican Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

sixteenth Assembly District Fenton and woodford
CAMPAIGN CLUB
XYlItrH WARD.
Union MEN OF THE DISTRICT ONCE MORE TO THE
BREACH
grand rally Of tie member q the above Clgb VIZ Be- he'd On
WEDNESDAY EVENING. October ~ 1896 a. DENlLT DlSPEN
SARY oosae OF secondaye snd Twenty hiEdil lenance
Second-avrl $3.50.
Band Music win b. in attendance and discourse patriotic
airs. Addresses viii be- delivered by
Jud~e H. C. YARMOUTH Of Louisiana
h. VAN RIPER. o New Jersey.
HARVEY SHELDON, ESQ.,. sud others.
Let the uion Distrr brn. hrir hubaEds brothers
Evy MON the District Is eNrected TO lie on
hand lad brig his neigiibas.
Tie trumpe, calls - arms. % arms
The day O. victory Is
JAMES ~ THOMSON. President.
Col HENRY BEENEY, Nce-Presiten
N Mn5iA p WSnS5es sSecreiare.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORDm THROUGHOUT THE
MInS,n AMI SAInrI IIS ------

" TNT AND SOUTH. HIS T'I-T
.tei WORM LOZENGERS, IN
...J, f LESS THAN A YEAR H.H
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A w
REPUT ALTON AS WILDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF MORT IL A M + II c A,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

ButLhe crowning glory Of his life remans 10 be at
Laned in his discovery, or rather continuation TOR lie
does not claim 10 have besn The hsco OF CEpsoH
which Is the bas4 OF tho Bittars now offered 10 the
public rhnt honor belongs " tho native lnhahlsns
Of Central America to whom IT, virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with II the indian bids defiance to The most deadly
malaria, AMI handlos without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. IL is a belief with them, that while
theieis breath p the body, the Uedron 10 potent To
cure, no matter what the disease way he.
While Or. Bull not prepared 20 endorse this ex'
travgant preteuson, he nevertheless satisfied from
athoriugh examination OF tho evidence relating q
lts virtues, tn tas remedy and preventative for al
diseases arising from exposure, enher TO change o
weather OF climate, or t" m,asmst'c Influences, Il
stands 50 I..#|| Ntu.f"lt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
IN DYSPEPSIA

And htentlant train Of symptOnls 10 Reta more like
hCHkRM than medicine I here is nothing In the
whole range OF MnieTia Medi, that can for moment
boar Ohparson with 1t in this disease. ,
full account OF this wondeTfu plant may be found
the eleventh edition OF the Uniled States Dispens-
aLory, pages 1897 and 1923.
A sertes of experiments In which DR.. bull has been
for years gagged, has Just been brought to scceHsf
fui tfinihati,h and now enabled 70 offer te
public u co mhinaton o. CEDRON with other spproved
ionics tho whole preserved IN thu bhst quality o.
cnppar distilled BOiThOn Whisky, which he is r no
denl has equal in the world.
liz might furnish 70 unne Of ceriIfcatea but the
have long since learned 10 estimats such things
by their true value. The safest plan a for every one
to testf0r hinsefths virtues OF a new medicine.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
DIR. STEVENS & co.

II b . d.
i RIVATE DISEASES. CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock Hos.
pital IA West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine mp stairs, without the use of Mercury, loss
of time or change Of dict W .+ IiH iI. N
Dr. STEVENS, by, specal study and oXpereneo
in the hospitals OF baltimore, london and Paris, Is
enabled to guarantee n cure In tho most eompll
Gated cases Recent cases of G0norrhcaor syphilis
ctlred in few days, without change of diet or
hiiulrince from business. secondary Syphil s--the
last yestige-eradicated without the use Of Mer-
Victims of self abuse and excessive Yenery, suf-
ferng from SpermatOrIhea, and loss OF ply slell
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
| Munitions Nervous Coughs, IIypOcbOndris, &c,
are treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, aud
| Consumpti0n by Ignorant men, who mistalSe tho
oacels for the causes Of the evil, and thus multi
ply both.
married men, and those contemplating RFriage,
should restore yigor to their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF their
posteTity. lf.. iIJ.l ln d. Ilf. nl.... d
| Diseases peculiar TO females treated. 4 cure
guaranteed Ia all cases. Persons at DISTANCE
promptly eurod, BY addressing, VIII statement Of
ease, Df. STEVENS & co, "a West Third street
| once hours iom 8 A, NJ, TO o J., NJ Sundays ID
| II A NJ Nii'i"i '' li iii does lyd
| THXECUTOR'S NO1tOB.-h0TlCE IL HERkbf
Ia gv0n that The pDdeTsgnsd, wRst % the 9Th dal
of iecember, 1895, appontea and qualified A. exetu
Tor " Chnsih KIopier, Deceased, late OF hontgom'
4 ~ .,a" uyu"2 NiN' cuRIGTIAN KIOPFFR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
WITHOUT a RIVAL Z

hrd Justly deserves the reputation has 20 long en-
joy edin Central Amerlep and the West Indies.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

Send for Illustrated I'rco Liat Of Instrument and
Catalogue OF New Muau. Address, orders
ii' fH @. ] WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano forte md Mp4le Dealer, No 54T
Broaiway, New York. M .a....tl ID. JYlsdly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
@edifaI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the year 1850, ht
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES

run Tx NblL VI AhAthiL DiSLASAS
And under the control Of tso Of, The most Eminen
~ Physicians in the World stua
TNR. r., BoNAPARrB, FROM LONDON AND
Paris Hospitals, and for the paat years Of the
ncnnaii Vsnereal Ho5pita, and DR. Y. b. Reynolds.
where a perfnanentcure 81 Private Diseases can Ia
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhoa cured IN six 10 forty-two hoprs,
leeteured in three to ten days; 9trctures cured 10
one 70 three weeksi Nocturnal Emissteps stopped in
twotd six days. Semlnai Weakness cnretin two 70
eight waeks syphilis In its primery STAGES cured in
weeks; gkin Discusses crsd d one 10 three weeks,
iinpolancy. yigerrestored 10 one ~ iqpf weeas; All
Diseases Of aprtyate nature etreatsd yth unparaeled
DR. BonapAftes great work on, private Diseases,
the Private Guide TO beneclal to ALI male
and female old and young, should road this work II
twenty -fvs cents, sentbt mail.
j, pr ,B9napMte's French Patent Male SAFE Il +
n ths only ie and sqra pfeteniiYe eespst disease.
Price OF the French Patent Male safe, Of the angle
e. Se$ss aoSRS' sSn S' F. Rf
.afe and reliable remedy for suppressons and all fe
male diseaass, ladies should not pse them during
pei bo xys1tra Ane srsentt 10 any aidfss by mail,
Dr8. B q n. ara the mon to consult !; Ihay un.
e as 9s S9 SA1Spons SSSST SSS and
reeeive monthly Teports.trom the old world; they
have been sae.4 omsd itom sn early ag99i youth 2
and To watch the pTogtess through long OF
Jn0esioual studyi In eYeFy sphere oi HE, from the
hunt e Abes d glyfGS e ne msSSspP 61 81 nc h
I vsss sutisringb humSity, they deternned TO SELECT
1.-The SO, erAgye TsLern fs their parpnle5 sinty and
t9 ley9teNhf GIes 4ten.on 70 sho seSIHi29 I'. 9
vii be answerSa 1fdess they contain duemttanre o
spsitssS sttSNmpa oQll sr SddTsss vyNo,na '
No I32 syclnore street, hatEoen Flfth and SIKH
e6sS 6sise e'So iP,{SsS ';8%sS. %Gsp aa te,7
\. al.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

A rumorcd proposal to cede st. Doming
10 England Is creating some comment q
Bermuda.
, 1866-12-07

~.rrnr General cp route for England
1,on.ui t;eucrnl Avcrill in Attcudnnee on
.hc Fcn'au Trtnt.-teenns rS!. ~ I.etrcE or
10 G,ondruued rcutAnA-Truc bttts Founa
Asaiuet Fourteen Of the Fcuthn Fr'e'He" M.
The Prisoners Powers ana eoooF1 D''
charged. ..,
,esn Insurance Company, one a tns s!sess t3s. w.
ezs by she great nre' has settled "' s4''''= eA'
fasf6sE TO- Governor General leaves for Montreal to-
| night, tn rouft for England; p,-., rnctnee1s.
Captain Neitssnd S,,n !. s!;n1, o. taS Sests2day. %
o'cSg Mnrno. e1F a December 6.-Gtne1ai Aserl'
rnsse stacs Consul General arrived ast ~ n'sa1 H.
e Mefsn " Fr On hs arrival he stopped a. At
he fremont nonse: s;3,,, anS guard OF ho''' Wa
in1 MoHx ts1.: Mcs Seward't petter with respest
to lie Feuisn prisoners ha: excited aeep Ell ot H.
England. eFd ine Presidents message Will 'o' -.
ny ynsas sne 3ssk c. E, December 61Ihe Grana o9
hs;s p.s;;ea3sa FaS Ta rsefencs to
and Co,,oulu, they found no hills anu toes "s'>
Accordingly dischareed. ,a,.,cd a. citizen.
of foreign State At peace with her Ma5es ~ Xii Xii
WE Dcsn asked Tor copic. Ct the af X
~ fnr Consul Gencral Avcrtil on o,nai ~, o. ~
:. tinted States Government. ano slso 'oN A-
seace eranted .he implication =; cn1 fsr
% Gs for lie pffsoncrf hui sad the CoaFs GOV,
1eeeye no application IRON foEs;n n;n h. SesSt eno
snsh a9 appSas'1a Is fGSa 9Se eoanty Sa ~
taned Syesiie 3 sne aiso st.sed ha. intended
., 'sS SSas. Ss'sS ns y
obei rlsas he s5f1%enH He S9 Liked - satnId
wogIdd pId &c SefaBS BRS9ssy q
~ ! cases nS i'osSt Tor,f
se- r. su4; In he Futten murder 60 91st
I'm ane1nee of Two houra and hslf' 9esuf'eo
~ lt-4 @f M rutifY, -,+I
~ dsS1 Q, H. Vii be held to answer 70 t"o ou
id Shannu nuets M ~. =" ;r- hnrniuq the house And
ce. l1u!e 1tst t.mit+r,, thr nothpf Of the c1llo'
Ing | o19es o19rn ~. - r u Hecembe1 G.-Mo1c t1An
, 1866-12-07
FROM KANSAS.

Arrest for Arsop-A DefanIttnR Un'tea
states MurthaI-Festisa1-o rin9 ioF
Eauat INSTRUMENTATION keccsp.s-
Noo1ien Factory. ....
Especial Despatch to the Chicago ff'bnne.1
LAWRENCE, Kansas. december =.
The Cutler family, Of Kansas City, have come to
cr;ef, Ono Of the Critters, Of the 1rm OF scou,
Cu,1e1 & Co., of Kansas City, was arrested re-
Gently in st. ouis, un lhe compliant OF Scott inst
,hev fired ,heir store III Kansas Ciy to gct the n.
enr1nce money. In the burning q the eto!e, two
rierks wefr burned tn death. toDthcr "ltn IN:
store Of Chicks & Co., and Urge amount o.
Qtter property. o,,,,. .. rsn.
sas CifT. has lied Inc Territory Q! New Mexico a.
= defanlttpC Tinted States Mnrshsl, In the sum o
Tie receipts Of the University hsti7ai Last even
mg ~ ~s'e ss9ie S9 Jsts;nal has cone ont for ne
r,o suffrage tn this .Staso 1t for :,
long time was the. only anly IN th y
s;st,. that supported the President and vas h
Arst nsncr IN The STATE to declare OF his policF
The weather IL still warm and pleasant aud
| aoarius ice in the liver.
T'he fecefpts Of the toll bridge Ger tie hansa
River at ibis point. iasI year. were ba5,V ,VE.
| Arother 1sootIen factory il hong estaeilshe
| here by parties from Cincinnati.
, 1866-12-07
a3rUpD5al9.


No11oee-. e..ox ,,.r,z, o,,Dr,surnou, x.r~,
srTHrzKxpES1e0 OFFICE hossnogf ss ~; o1icr Of tae
Sealed p59p0tsF ~ The new Guston Tonse atoSae1s-
hu!eh unrll II o'clock n the Pa az :toncs
l !1tsainE nd a tSs oai1aas se57e
liz Tie stone required Il t'r oaSs Aan p1 oudnSt
,ndow tie. intels nd Panels, 'n o,n, md fa:iucs
sS1ies 1S1s sae 80 or f. ne
ins:4r.t n of nc Government to use asnla' II III
tcex Of soue whether granite moe ,nt oI
az rne1ee Of anf other nay 6e M pr H. tot
1stsyer k1rd NAY tc ~ T. sEs, imneryious
s6s Grss; lsT;sag e 500 o1nset.9 iTos =! s.
n,o,s Il s5es 2. se sy
e1ossmssses re Gse to,si sasfn ,a.es
Mral,n stones cxeastge & g ne mnst he 1silve5ed
eSe!: s Is f. f. II oa39dn sh asa
aas ee dtsenaied b. the r. sinre ds,yeT
notsis must be eJ the sn !oGt - u Heasarrmens
bs .as en q te1vet1 4s9 e. r.
noSrintrndepi and tcu pcs en-: d AZ ~ nranossi;
pnt soPps,10a Sp 81 Des 81 I'D sinsh a ~ IL
/ MnertciM al foot ct each E1Ed. .,s -torca n,ono;et
sSmpes Il SIX inches sae. o. ue f ~. S1nerfnteod
w. +. tnre the opening O. thc vile ~ NJ go
s liz Of cutting ncsinE at On ne 81 $3.50
stoue. and prope5iy mixed Will nv - ~ '-4
tss os aeups * The stock required o r 5cli,
ertd ny or e{ort of 1n:e apd & tne M Te1re ~
49,, 70, M,v 1st la; The peparan=nt reserves the f1
| r. reject apT or I'll the proposals. ~ +,ro j.,
Iii BIDS must oe Aceonpa54e1 1o q oo: at thc bid
Ei1i accept a1l perform the 90 Eact ser1i1si
h,rn The suftrency Of the security q pf sF.o
nc collector Of Internal Revenue u w fnr SIN
p9s stsne sn1Tsq WIZ o. Ia sacsset 2 n Easn
BROCK, Superintendent sGsfHaS s IL s- -EAsTEEbKooE.
! ny. Superintendent
, 1866-12-07
Territorial Governments 10. s -

Territorial Governments 10. .s' ~ t1n
In the House OF Representatives. oh Wv
,.h inst. Mr., Broou,a!l, Of Pennsylvania
of,,rcd the following resolution:
c.,n,r-d Thst the Committee on IGEf1iotiMes M ~ "
netrnrte1 to lnoul1e tuto the e1peuleney =! e .
nn1tinc bill providing IeFEitoftal , 1ee1,
he several dsrc; Ct coeasy !sres soS II Virginia
p.edt Grarolius, Souin Carolina Gso.Eia fiosaai
1N.i.s,nni Aiapaua. Arkansas ana 1e1asss 1e1ass.hi aIa
eiSinc 70 Ill adut male tnhaoltants o9sd ns,nrs.
shc limits Of nc In.tea n ihe ia:e rcoe'lioo iul
en1,s noI,tiesi fishts in such Territorial 'o'esn
fhaSopted-reas to 1s} ;,:m .nc. a. .ooS anis;son,
LII ishiey ionio}, Baldwin; Bank; Ba:sGi' ,1.;'
arazsn. Bidxen, BINGHAM, b9W. aeo'sst, nsu
ptandecee. Bsomwell. Broonaal., n0G Eahh coHs
q cs'k H9,i,1s foiie2: cfsxs pefess, Pea,ns Dixon
GpMom Gmraa EeS'e1s Es:1estoa, Eliot. Fa1ns"e,ffn1 :
Farsansz, FeH{; GaFas1dit t,1s GnnSH Havs,' Henaer
harding H2n H.n ha h1;mts msTn noonsr, ano5.rd lGL)
T,ta,i Tnn, n 'iihia1 1ccersol. Jeuckes, 1udta, ~
snn KsIlsy, Rooms La1in. Lawrence (ta;, i
z:nss 9atea ys1sa. sSsn; x,i1sr h!1a !1aorehesa
Iiu; Ae.i; e,;cs pstterou, peshaEa, Pkg. Pl.nt!
Fo1s,ey Ktss 9s.f1 Hss: losn. sas
.nt s;oSss Thayer, frowesidse: up,en, vs
i stevens, Van Horn MOI Ward q; r. VAN:
I Wash1r,ne IN. Ta.hl;arn <'q9 !, Ha.Hous f;n@a
d fMass1.1 Wentworth, Williams, wilson t'o"s
l. Wilson PAL Whaaona. 2aes R5a.r. can,>oe
cSa1fsI 11ssSaa; bss.e, isi podse 1Ee. e.
IN Sr".n<r Goodyear, HAlt, Hubbard IL: r.
KayEenda, IatSan S;:' % va bant: II a'1 1P '1 x
mo"ds dsii1iae Rsx:l Hros:e. 7aas1, 76Yar IN.
E = ntss,e; psasass asiata e tRsiis',
, 1866-12-07
FROM BALT1MORE'

Memorial 10 Congress from the tlts Coonca' y,
BuraonE, December 5-ln ths .a:5 's GospI. nIe.
this afternoon, the following rcsoluuon Wa Wv
eented: ,,,-,r or5 citv Council OF
Ba1tinore. hs eonitss be ap2oi195tsdx 15s xs;ona1 Ma
sw q preparing a nss.eenbied ea asaFess setns
II tesfn So s,sS E4se
Ss!si i,e aaa q msse saa
tnuon 81 ~, nat hodv ios the protection Of tnt
peore Msand ey The :d .1i.
The si.te q ny y6s noT Feso1a1on
| laid On the table fur the presenf-
, 1866-12-07
THE TELEGRAPH IMDROGL1O.


6kHEE n AB6VlaAt<~
c,xr,xxAr1. Ohio, December 6.-lne eln'
.;rrs,l f:o-rffr has the following edatonal:
VI uaistead, one OF the committee 9! u2s ~ a.
a- ts.nc;atcd Press, who visited Ne* Lo'e enh. ~.
~ nnrnnsc Of exect!nc news a7anSencnE. Pa
ii*hes i full report ot the ,proeesa.sSs in:sr-
a,nnT ninec. This Is cnieay ia
sizing Is shc managers Of nswspapei1s ND
6w fbefe It Will be carefully leao, leao,,,,+ae
y! =! bsrr norfdoubt the action q the conn.M c,ns7
tn In frs1y approved. The haN dozen ne.spa+ a.
~ rrnnTietotr in New York were astontsnSv ~ ,hs
r. ndfncndcpee exhibited On the PAT " ,hst iu
Meste1n nrer1, They hid ruled Us 80 !o9s ,sar 49,
,heT Imagined the;r hold upon us wopiG on s,pse
nsiyas1 Ne have read With gooa deal 2. s4s A III
Hmcot tic editorials Of the Ne" ao.k H. unp news
thts subject. They clai1 Inst ina Inc Ae"i Al
here,oiosc her, collected vas oot3ahaeo IN nress
tnntside Of New York almost Cratnnon9sH Hs-,3'ce
whtn we propose TO relieve them OF 1n!s 1n.Ft VI mi
thrv crow fr1ce and 6Eht to the extent y. ectc,
~ The tsct il, the New York papeis a'stet su1rtt
@nsxe @ snitcd to their OWL wants. ana pesh =. fheS
| nther tapere to take - much OF tnaatn.hocia tnaa
.n;rE. Charging somewhere In the nelenoo1nF ~ Il
II onaSter Of million year foE tnE use ~ + +
mi. ~ ne measure Of the Gratnity tA!ke1 ".
- s1,n noticeable that uhile the New aotA ~. :,
r.r. c.ve nd be: d to the wtehes of otnet pat st.h
fcsIa to fhe news collected. they sousas 70 ,nn
liz monopoly Of the telegraph !ne1 L. ta III tha
abso3usely prevent Competitor Bat n a. 1n.1 nd v
= csn assure our New York eotempofal.ses. s s.ritin i
they can cet along without -, n, '" a. n Erspx
, 1866-12-07

viii s%g,'end@ents %, offered by NJ. Howard, lid o.
The resolution % pso1lains : seats on the floor o:
Earope1n Sew 1s.osi.tion sad Asseei,!sd
MAN, 5sier.ed TO the Committee on Printing.
1osm system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
s'sf Mf. WILSON gave no.,ce that early next week
be would call up the resolution 70 disband AL
military Organizations IN The so-caied Coni.de-
rate States, now existing. and to prevent the ol-
ganiznuon Of any more
Adjourned 10 Monday: ~
Tie SPEAKER announced communication
ftom the Secretary Of Stale, transmitting. In com.
179 m abst.act OF ,he return made By the collec-
Ut Tx & % whteh ~ss o1de1ed 10 Be printed, and
fsrred 10 the Committee on Commerce.. x-,
IA nSnue@sa95, a @aa,fsc :, a'gs,: N Pa:
ofces and rost Roads he iuttruetea 10 ~ in9piIs 9s,
| into The e1pedie"cy q eoneEHnE upon Inc @ aoss
lines ut Is s.
II aver post etlcea aud post roade, and to report
by bill o. o1le1Nfse: Agreed 70. r
AZ, Who contests :...e scat Q! the sitting member
from The si<.:n District of Tennessee be allowed
stat penJing the decision VI the Honse, In, =,
Of ohe 9vsS .ast tee o.e1ed
MI. PIKE, Of Maine, offered resolution tof
Vestirate ;he circumstances attending the mnrds1
Of the Union soldiers on the 15th o1 octopes, A7a
in south ca, olina. Agreed TO- 81, d. =,
Mr. DAWES, Of Mass. introduced bill TO q.
the lime for The election Of Representatives u
| Congress; which vas 1ead 4 first aud second I'M
ard ordered TO BE- printed. ., o,,,,,to,
cal'ine on the President to inform the Ho1s
| whether ,nv portion OF Mexico hae been 9ecnpie,
hy the loops Of the United States, and; Il 80. ~ .
| 1nt}pn NaH 1Aid oyer. -
, 1866-12-07

I WANTING "a. FARMS Ri!s.-SsosSta! -Geea ha.E n
"A ard wellrrovsd EI9it n = rniles SOUTH 9
Sy i1!5 esS EeSaie51a :ssa. nesssS
ssoshes esSpsi psns Pse pss ~
psyan!e !a tonE 5esI1s; <, .s1e imste Nd-perteet5
1gRii9syffa f1opsssr. 1sss VIZ
eA.c Paoers cortA5pnG lnfof uAaon seA
~ From report of Scion koons%nn ~ 1.t txier
Etor s4e n a. alrocst lsve po>inor. and SUI
NE trnn4ition fHr pleasant farming, that &c GO"
sNSS ,S stne II me We1tern Frassfte
, 1866-12-07

LeRtsfuttve ProcetdinRs4cnerat Fnomas
Iuxttrd 10 he prr@eut nj tic Anniversary OF
The Battle Of NashEfsic-1atnils Sca'hcd'
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tflonnc-l
NASHVILLE. Deccmbet8 8.
A resolution was adopted ii the Senate to-day
inyttlpc General Thonaa5 10 bepEcseut ut tho an
nIye,.ary Of The battle Of Nashville. On the 18Th
instant. Should he accept the invitation, the
cold medal ordered By the L@isatnre lat session
WI VII iirake. formerly Deputy sheriff Of this
conr,v. was fatally scalded Int night ey the ~.
n1os;on Of q boiler in his !ist!llery, few mile.
f,nrn uWn. LIE died this njEntnG.
, 1866-12-07
FROM MADISON.

Bold ForHers-ForctRthcrs' Dhs'
Especial Despatch to the Chicago innun-.i
4Ap1.os, pecenoe:6.
An extraordinary attempt at forgery was exposed
herc to.d,y, 4 dry goods clerk, named George
Tiehmord, to mise money to e. into a'tneEsn1p
.r,tn a aim where he had cle7kcd, forged TWO
checks Of = so each, one pu1portinG to b: signed
h1 governor Faircblld, aud The ehe5 By Esaltas
so ss Syct,asry ysfxs Ss,us s'a eee
lateS Sctr4 lie VA aresitd to-day, eonfs,sed h hts
Ind wss held te bail in the snsa 1s o. S *,
ss ahos xas % e. yycS, aSDe u4red
p.ea a Of insanity VII ps'oao's W '''~A''' - -- "
| behalf of the p1iEonsr: ~ have resolved 4
celebrate Forcfathers' DaJ ~ euppeF on ~
l
, 1866-12-07

SESA!E-
Tn ,hcS ensa pead % aud number d ptions an6 me
Mas Nn,,.,s s,s1 were s ,,rc.ented and REFEREED,
On m9t1n :ncn ., ~ vi tle So,thts.;e Soundsry
70, ,se The dfaidse 10 hs conitico on Relations
motion sl so Was ss'cn4 1s.
.ss sp,is93sts.H@n +, 3ss @ei.Hy q ne ce%i,tec SS"
'etI On motion 20 lon of ST. rol.ASI. the bill in regard
NJ kpMgSnS S;s, ecIs1stuPc, tsehSd 1ceommenaine
impartial tatace Lid ia2 On II the rsss1d 'asie TO esn.
pssss's' pmi,'es was 'e's'.sa - % 'A s...,s ,aos
On motion PIN. o. ~, ~ rarniaiine the selection Of
re n,i l., n f1,S' ana rad il the srcond time
Mr noWARp R,;a o,efen ss,h ~ The hiiI. It WIS iald
asked ths' n II &c pf'''so "''a ''4' '''''
Esf s,s 70. aa e. hs sspG5'sss
o. tthe Ne" I ru-nnrsn News Association wus ze
.ntcd fs.1td aos ao,,he Committee On Printing;
Mr. l2'AND sats re nG''t a,}' 70 ,n es,absh uniform
be woula gay np ,ne w ,hroncaont he uaitct
= States: ...,,. ,,,t o.-,v ne.t ~ec,
Mr. MilSHS ~ ~; s1hSs ~ XII E 10 dishsud The exstn
nS ;,',;s wGusu nIrsn,taton. al in srbel s;a.es:
a. s fon n 'es esoises Ss@as sse sss'
thc Jnass;ay ond asked thai The senate prs
eeed 10 It's eonraessuoMa; Fl me eiI, hclc e,,l,e
tesda1 CloStdcs .nas IN txhn ~ swsSs remssscd log
ae q fteIeso- ~ en and did not volunia.l
E,ss sn{ sa Sona eE f ph.! nr,ns a. aetion
.es ess ,Sf j. psc,s,,t
r1ere1Is ns1so a5,wca Ia On The ground hs
j, nor sns nsassncd IF was done b yirtne OF the
A. Al eon ~" eo.cslied Confederate States, OF
= Az ~ hy virtue OF authority Of any bc1attaae
of.Iccr or att nj of taid Eont ocias caisttnG S =,
u. Ar, MESplnan SHl,aa;.,,orh hccsuse Of TIC numctt
qn:e1ons tps%ssa: the @l Sl MoKn Me1 Hi ntrodu
". hill to provide 1n1 MAe s.S ueSs cnni read
, 1866-12-07

"otoeA rulctdc.
WHEELING, West Sireinia, peceu2ee, o,EA 1,afsi af
pet.t N. sP9ssa %6,a s' pasa %
last eyGn,IE. nnio' murdered her ltstle gill
ts"% IF .ee nd to
cnTmft suicide by taking OPIUM eaase' oo'nee
, 1866-12-07
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, DECEMBER7. 1866

mene are ar superior alseld5 to WHIT t3ey phsu
ncen he1etotosc, ana p VI ). stila Se'''f
NEW ioEK, December G.-Tae New otH otH1,t S -
Pres. Association, ~hieh has contract si'a a-e.t
enHssst5saaEe g~ ;as p.I % a:s disposed to
irr ak their connection w,lh TIE New YORK Asso-
, 1866-12-07

Sudden pcnth-ImportRat DecaHton zee
sard,ng Knt1road liabilities
fspec.al Despatch to the Chicago Fr1bnne.I
C1SC1y1Ar1, December 6.
William Eaye, son Of an e1Mayor Of louisville
dropped dead from heart disease, at Portland yes
te15ay.
John Simon, prominent and popalas lutnl.
.,r, nannfacturer and tleales, Of the former city
a'19 Cnfied States District Court, IN session IN
~ h;5 rc:nnn.fble for The silliug Of stock which
,naq DE bTea out o the and sEay on
hc track, even / the fence e re1onea h o! as
Mrn.,nn srninst the Ken,ucky Central Railroad
iop ths ,rcssery Of the valus Of thirteen 1nulcs:
Killed ly the cans in ls layaS = amaGei ~ ~ AZ a.
~ ;]cienTa1t. the late r. E. Bowles, OF Clnctn'
l 80, nuuar Df the road.
, 1866-12-07
Y4nstersa Election E0ntckded.

cr,crn1 Hp.ter's Election f;0ntcfteo;
pssror sGs' necember e-Attorncy. General bsal "a
has opinion ,ss !; + ns sqax ba Ss
Governor 70 Eanoress elect from the Fifth Con,
mese5 II pIsst. IL says hat u ths record
en q Goass,is' h. has 10 pta1aa,s p}tsat 3
xo,es and d1s tns GoSe1uGs snS msHe iaaue h
es9 tea' fhe ssaestoa was raised By
So:.head. OF Salem. who ran as the opp'''a''
| cAndfiaie.