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II VIII he uhi:cc2ssar: 10 forward l.rs,e n,.n.
hrs II mrn ir"ls! thc 'nN'tr. IL bin In tar
s!:1:--:lr Il: Celtic :.:.s sr";1dtArr. Til. is.!t-
;':- "rr'"lat:;.u IN tic tire":l H., VIII, arr
"'Stn,:s IT, cf'ss swords will
tic llltidit.us s:Auus, are hcirrcsl
eri"le1. 10 rid the land uf English
rule forever An rnyny arrived
a1 the headquarters Yesterday Ifo.n Dublin,
who reported thai, after tour thse,sy tho
sontt and west of Ireland, lc received re-
turns from thc yatlnus military officers,
showing that there arc one hundred thou
eminent the moment they receive arms and
the rrearTaneed signal. Rifles have already
been placed In the hands of portion Of this
vast force. and The rema rider viii be sun
piled in few weeks. Our reporter is not
permitted to reveal the points 1t whicl, the
resolution Is to begin, but 1t is openly stated
that tho midnight seizure Of Dublin Casllc
Ia u lart If the performance
, 1866-10-27
THO Health OF Hon. l.. II. Tn~lsburnc,
fEIQM the Ealcua uafiS iiazritAI

The many friends Of Hon. E. 3. Wash
turnc, Of this district, will regret to learn
Inat his health is such as to render it imrcr-
:tivc Oh him to abstain from, tlkinS an active
Part In the discussions Of the present politi-
cal canvass. His physicians have given pos
tive advice that he cannot da 50 without cx-
trcn,e danger 10 his health. lie has never
t1niion in the House Of Representatives, at
the pest Of duty, last s:m.ncr, though il Is
hop.d and believed that freedom
fro1n all excitement, quietncss and rest
will, In 4 little more time, work a
complete renovation. The work actually
performed by Mr., WashhurEc in tile public
service, particularly in the last Ave ycars,
has f'een HAT Of three or four active men.
Ills energy, vast as II is, has been taxed to
the utmost. Overtaskcd physical nature
complains Of this, and admonishes him OF
the fact. Ills constituents will all say, he
deserves a little rest, for he has earned It
well and for one NC are glad that he con
cludcs to be prudent enough to let his
friends do 4 good deal nf tile work in the
present canvass that has formerly been dune
by him on euc1l occasions. The
loss Of the public services Of such q
man us Mr. ". ut the present time,
wou1d he severe ono. lie is not
only oar Representative, hut II Represent
! atiye from among The loyal lesions Of latri-
OTIS. who have, and still do, uphold the
physical disability. VIC hupc his friends will
see to II that his prospects do not suffer from
his or our misfortune, and let US oil retionble
our exc5tions iii the enlcayor to largely In
crease his majority In the district, in orael
the better to make the moral forcc OF tho
people felt In the administration Of the Gov
ernmcnt.
, 1866-10-27
FROM FREEPORT.
Another CorperheAd Fnllurc-Dtckey
and Philips mceking-Cheef~ for Lo-
Enn nud Groans for Tom Turncr-The
Brcnd-nnd-Ruttcr Dlapensatlon,
Correspondence Of the Chic .co Ttjbupc1

Another Corperhead Fnllurc-Dtckey
and Philips meeking-Cheef~ for Lo-
Enn aud Groans for Tom Turncr-The
Observation-Disclosures Dlspensatlon,
lCottcspordeuce Of tho Chic 4go Ttibunc)
FREEPon9. ILL.,, October s5, 1866.
Yesterday was the day set apart for the
great Democratic National Union Copper
johnson meeting, Which has been advertised
for The Inst month. Considering the fius
weather, IL WAS grand failure. The "o!d
Cops" Of the county. now that 1t Is over, re-
fuse to own the child, but proclaim Turner,
Meachum and kcan The fathers oft,
Messrs. Dickcy and Philips arrived in the
u. IN. truin, and were received in state by
the runners Of the PENNSYLVANIA House.
During the forenoon 1t was found out that
the gentlemen we're In town, and not rccelv-
ins my attention. there was hutryins to and
fro by Turner & Co., to have the Copper.
heuds Of the town call on them.
One Of tho old wheel horses rcspDul-
cd, that as Turner, Mcachum s. Co.
were going to ret all the Offices, they might
entertain them and pay the BILL Thcrcupon
they concluded to let them remain ut the
hotel, until afternoon, when they were CO.
corted BY Turner g. Co. ria Foot It. I1llker's
Line, 10 the Court House square, where by
the MD Of band If lnusic Imported fruln
Wisconsin, tlrs e!iscccdcd IN raisiu. i crowd
Of about 5oo, including wnmcn, children, tSr.
Philips. who had evidently learned Ills
piece, got up and spoke II. The persou who
lad written it fur him, las II was evident TO
every out Philips had not cGm|oscd 1t, It's
delivery not permitting Of any di.rcs.io,ls,)
hnn tried bard to prGsc that Grlcrni
Logan had been u traitor for three
mouths, and that tdat WIS rs bad
us any rebel who bad been one for four
ycars. And as they we're willing to fos;sis.
forgive the rebels. Urou the close Of his
siecch, soldier. in order To ascertain the
feeling for Logan, proposed three cheers iu1
him, nl,d wus answered. bv three rousing
ones cXcelling in lleartlness aud yisor, any
before given tAut day.
Colonel Dickcy, sccng the crowd was evi-
dcatly not composed uf lis supporters, made
very lame speech of about thirty minutes,
and leit on the cars for u more co,l;scnfal
Cline. AT the close of Dickcy's speech,
three cheers were proposed for TON. Turner,
and met BY Eroans and boots, that entirely
drowned the attempts to cheer.
suppose you know tic programme In re-
gard 10 the offices. Turner, provided he
make respectable run, is to be Postmaster,
McacLnln. District Assessor, and kcan wilt
figure as deputy Collector, You may search
Wl,ts have had such personal auimosilics and
chickering's as Turner, Sfearhum and Kcan.
Yet they make fIlc tandem tc:m-all with
their nos.s pointed directly to the public
crib. They have been curse to epcru party
they have uttacllcd themselves to during the
past fifteen years. keat, could not get
twenty reputable tax paying citizens to
sign his recommendation for the office Of
Collccttr, and the woudcr is why he is to
, 1866-10-27
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, 1866-10-27

E3 REV. RoREEr CoLLrER will prcacl, in
tho iial1 of The House of Representatives at
Springfield on the "Questions before the
country on Sunday, the Soth instant, in
response to the following Invitation
STATE OF ILLINOIS. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SPRINGFIELD, October 1;lh, 1866;
REV. EoHElakCo1LYIE, I hicAeo, Illinois:
-ny Dior sir: ! listened wish mach pleasure
atd A. dss;ett la; to d's:onsse from yo9 o. sunday
lwcniy-hfrd. iycu:y.luurth and twenty fifth verses
Of the eighth chapter Of Dantel believe wc:e ,onr
thu lindn.ss on some day during the p.esctt
month TO Fl. or our peoplc here with 3 1epctlton
ot that disconrsc2 The Hall Of the House Of Rep.
se:entatncs II rendered to you By the Secretary o
St:e fur that purpose.
Fc,y sctl'scttn1is. your obedient servant,
II. J. OGLE5EY.
, 1866-10-27
A Horrible Wife. 1Iur3e- In Tomn
County.

In the county Of Tama, Buckingham town.
ship, Iowa, on the sth instant, occurred one
ofthe mos: brutal and atrocious murders
which has been committed during this year
Of crime. The particulars, Us given by the
Toledo Transcript, are as follows
The victim was Mrs. Charlotte Felter, VILE
Of Abraham Felter, who resided on his farm,
about a mile from Buckingham VILLAGE. We
can only say, that the first intination gwen
Of the horrible deed was by his liitie aangh-
ter, who is about seven years old. She ran
to one Of the neihbors md t1ia az tha 10
alarm was given, and party was collect
cd, who Proceeded to the residence.
They found Mrs. Felter lying oy the door,
and manglel in an awful manneE-her hsad
literally pounded to p.eeHes Haa1 ana ndf oGay
, 1866-10-27


ia" nom the Mexican enterprise at all carly
Wy, 1ht h'i'lllisAtltn Of l':s governing classes
:! '!;s t!;AH'p'i "l the North was scarcely
sss r E'rtets than that II the Emperor.
Ee 'lau Recognized the rebels rs beliEcscnts,
"i'h indecent l'asie, and had fitted out pratt
al sli'rs to prey upon our commerce. AS
IT. Bancroft has said The British sccrc.
taFy OF sintc Tor Foreign Affairs
lnaoc hasie TO seno "ofa taFousa
:. nv rP,. Pa'A.vs y. 'ope 'na. Inc
:. Ia mepuo... ~ 40 ~ 80 a:"ns thnt 'nc
:. Nep1oiu ~, ""0 , ~ ,Ao, sAa' ncnustonc
VIZ ~. -. ..' .su ,.. q, uac " Luz 10" OF
!, 49,, ,,,.>s y. ~ - NV oflo''' ~ ihc
;. aal.",,aa "u , .s s,. "a 'nc Ilousc o. commons,
& 1hst their I,ws 49,. "n.u =" -. .u' suoosn.
srconcst so ns ~ n.'so."a " su aa.I a.as,,. ~ W.
d. ,nl - or,,na.ats..'' .s.a, ,,
"hccn Inst thc,r secro,.rv ~ ~ st.t. answor.
:, ID th., tI,ov onn,, ~. o,.,,so 49,. ,.~a
st n5 ;a0,';,.s.n t,r en",sa III .,;s .r,o ~
os,',. ~ .%. 49,. s'" 'es,,ae |a W n.,..a'
s+,tosmon 4,,ot t,,o s,,,,t ,rarId
or1,;cvc her inacncndcucc. and when
. ,no rahel1,on col,o,zca and oi,
their nrop1cstra and theorfcs In r.rnra IN
onr var ramc to naurht. they sot dawn toa
repast Of humble pIc almost Ms magnificent
ma that vb,ch N,oolcon ia tost,,,, in tho
onon,lrn,ncnt or lis scheme fur J,t;,, Err.
Miro IN The Wcs,ern 1lc,n,sn1err
, 1866-10-27

THE Nf:aTEECE OF COL. LYNCH.
Colonel Lynch, tie Fcn;an prisoner ut To-
rnsio, las tccn Sentenced to bc hanged on
the lJth OF December. In pronoltncing the
scctt nee tie Judge remarked tl.at there was
little lorc ofexccutivc c1cmency. We trust
Liza: in his remark the lcarrvd gentleman
Ii.dcrratr1 The wisdom of the tle Queens
representatives in the Canadian Provinces.
We presume tint Colonel Lynch Is guilty of
all Lat is charged against linn. If lc had
been q correspondent Of II Louisville ne wspa-
l'cr, that iaet could have bcen easily proved.
No journal iu the United States
would allow its correspondent TO be eyecut-
I'd for want OF such proof. We grant, then,
that Colonel Lynch invaded Canada, in con-
junction With others, for the purpose of sub.
striing the Government Of that province,
ant: Using il as y basc for further operations
against Great Britain. In joining that Gu
ferlrisc lie took lis life in his hand. Uc
l.,'ew that if captured he would be liable to
execution. The Fcnians being, iu conten,.
i'aties Of public law, merely raiders, and
having 1lo Canadian prisoners III their haxds,
and 1aring jurisdiction of ITO territory, II
nlusi luvc been plain to them that their
lives would probably pay the forfeit OF their
'*4AAH~ "a tACy GAoAlA iA14 AAlU tIlE lliluUS Gl
he CaGadiun authorities.
II does not follow 1lsat the Canadian au-
:..orities should in1ict the death penalty
"i'uE Colonel lynch and his associates. On
the contrary, every consideration Of pru-
..cnce should teach tllcrn TO exercise tho
!ardonlng power, or to commute the een-
tencc to some mild and Temporary punish
ment. If Colonel Lynch is hanged there
will inevitably be another Fcniau invasion
If Canada and more bloolshed, to be fol-
lowed by more hangings and additional
i llao0sf,cd. 1fhc is parsioncd it will bc diff
sait, if not impossible to or,a,lize another
| hoslilc expedition. The Irish people are
quick to respond to generous sentiment.
30 race are 50 easy Of approach through the
| oGiccs Of kindness. Probably nouc are
20 hard to reach through
ruf's aud curses. The Fcn;aus
| ncvcr had any antipat1y agains: Canad:..
Tic. locked upon that country as the ouly
:*senac OF approach to Ireland. Their
'nasch was not against Cunada, but through
| it. This fact does not alter the nature oi
their offence, but it has an important bearing
upon the case. ONE wing of the Fellia1,
organization refused to cnuntenance the in
vasion Of Canada because they had no cause
! of quarrel with her 1t is possible to
/ consolidate the Roberts and Stephens parties
! and 10 draw into the organization thousands
+ Of 1rishmen, who hate England, but deem
e; Fenianism climcrical and inlpracticablc,
This can be done hy hanging Lynch. Prob
! ably it canuot be done in any other way.
i Dy pa1doning him the Provincial Govern.
! 1ncnt can put the invaders SO thoroughly In
! 4j,n tn. hal,
, 1866-10-27
Murder by Drowning.

IftU10 ku1 o4e1opuls fust, OCl00ef IL
Yesterday evening Tim. 9 0'alahony, a lamp
trimmer on the steamer Cleaner, became in
volyed in difficulty with deck hand Of
the ssme boat, named Geo. Wallace. The
latter drew 4 bowie knife upon the former
and pursued him on the run around the boat.
Wallace caught O'Mahony outside the
tcriuE some malediction he seized hold of
lin round the waist, raised him mp In the
air and plunged him into the iast-doStng
rsrez: O'Aahony almost instantly sank out
c1 sight, while his murderer walked of in
the most nonchatant manner.
The report Of the mu1d& soon spread
through The yes. Ell and quickly reached the
cats Of Officer Lea1,y Of the Metropolitan
police force. Wallace in the meantime had
left the Cleaner nud sought solnc secret hid
at the landing. Leahy, however, went to
work, and aftcr 4 short search fourd the
murderer In the engine room on board the
, 1866-10-27

Tic details IN regard to the visit of the
Emrrcss Carlotta, OF Mexico, to the Tati-
es1, which We published yesterday, leave
little roum 10 doubt the sad story Of her in
sanity. She imagined herself surrounded by
mortal enemies, who We're seeking her life :;
ard finally she believed that an attempt to
poison lcr had been made al her hotel. So
strongly did this idea take possession OF her
ira .ination, that she refused to Leave the
Vatican, where alone sue thought herself ST.
cure. However little respect the
American people may entertain for
the Empire Of MAMMALIAN, the sorrow
full fate that seems to have
ovcrtakcn her Majesty, will awaken feelings
Of profound sympathy and regret. The
daughter Of one Of the best and most en-
lishtcned Of monarcas, King Leopold. she
seems to have inherited many of his noble
qualities. Those who have seen her lu Mex
leo. bare described her MS possessing much
personal beauty, with pleasing manners, and
the rare gifts of intellect that fitted her for
an Empress. Her faithful and heroic dcvo-
tion to the interests of her husband, through
Years Of peril and doubt, aud her recent
long and almost hopeless Journey 10 the
Court Of France, to seek aid for the falling
Empire, Lave not failed IT, fix the attention
and call forth the admiration of the civilized
world. They show qualities worthy of the
heroic ages, and make US regret that destiny
had not assigned to the posscssor worthfcr
cause aud 4 far greater measure of success.
Tie Empress is yet young, less, VIC believe,
than twenty-five, md it is to be hoped that
the painful lallucinations by which her
reason is now clouded will yield to time and
skilful treatment
Carlotta, like Maximilsan, is the victim Of
the wicked Vaccinations of the Emper8r of
France. The Atchduke Of Austria would
not have exchanged the honors Of his posi-
tion at home for an empty title and peri!ous
crown in foreign and semi-ciyilized couu-
try, but for promises of all needful support
from the author aud patron OF the enterprise.
Finding that this support was to be with
drawn, aud that the Empire was to be
abandoned to certain and speedy destruction,
Car1otta, with noble devotion that COM
| n,ands Our respect, went to make an appeal
In person to tile man who Is alone
responsible for the presence Of the
Emperor in the unhappy country whose
liberty it WAS sought to overthrow. Her
| appeal was in vain, aud she hastencd to the
Fope to seek his good offices, but here, too,
her mission proved equally fruitlcss. In the
despair that followed, the unfortunate Car
| lotta's reason seems to have given way
and her name must be added to the long
list Of illustrious victims, who put their
| trust in princes only to be disappointed and
behaved,
, 1866-10-27
TIE VERMONT SESATORsH1P.
Hon. L. r. Polands Hon. George L. Ed
Inonds, and Hon. Justin 5. lIorr.u

MONTPELIER. IT., October 81, 'sr6.
The legislature today elected United
States Senators to ill the vacancies ocra-
stoned by the deaths Of Hons. Jacob cull..-
MGR and solomon Foot. the former Of which
expires March 4sl. 1861, aud the latter,
March 4th, 1sco; also. United States SEN
atoE for the full term from the 1ih Of March
next. Lion. Luke T. Poianu was elio-
sen to ill the unexpircd term OF Senator
Col!ancr, and Hen. tiror.c F. Edmouds tu
I'll the unexpfrcd term Of Senator Font.
Both CT the gentlemen elected. had been pre-
vicuslsy. appointed l,y thu Governor and
served in tie Senate at its last session. Hon.
Justin S. Morrill,, OF tariir notorirty, WAS
chcscn Senator for tue 1nli term. E..cil onc
Of tile candidates received the entire vntr Of
n!r Senate, and in the House, Els vutcs,
While fifteen votes were given t,r the l's:np-
cratic nCninses, who were Hon. Henry
Reyes, II. L. Smith aud Hon. T. P. Kcitieli.
, 1866-10-27

',.!,c. Err'rg the t::uc llr Was in Congress,
G!.iun II C.. ..:d oi l!i$ "rposs:int. o ali ,sa.
:nr:s-urfs, LEI drnninect! hlm asa traitor.
I'D f,rt cfAeads read The same and ~.
:':::udtd HIM. III .3,,uc. hera he ll,a.tr u
r,rvl, to n ''Ian,cus" rrsisa.n. ,,1,; WI,
iEanizcc l,er" md inla them of lnAas1:.cs
that he had ,"tcI against In order 10 stop
hc utosiit;n wnr. lie had no Wo.l Of re-.
:,r.hch ior tile Southern rehcls, hut after
hing tic minds Ut said regiment hc threw
his whale 1nrrc into the expression aui said,
hate the Republicans! hate the Re.
fnblienns |" THIS was the wurd If cheer
that Josh Allen gave to volunteers as thry
started South TO battle Tor the Union, but
the people know lin and will have no more
uf his legislation. HELpER.
, 1866-10-27

lng heen made, Il party CT Fomc eighteen,
utl3 authorized, went up Green Elyrr, and
q . sti ony succeeded in capturing Two Of
INC ffI'deIere. named Carlisle, father anu
:! g n, H. "h'te at ehnich. The principal Of the
n.Las' "no WIS expectrf, to bt preseu', by
viii setner Or later oycr:nkc lin. The
plisoEe1s were taken to Rockuort. where
tley we're carefully aud sateIy guarded mil
l1'fi u 80 sen abe 6s kaa ase We in day
tails OF the capture Fl ON PARTIES cn"a9cd in
mailing the arrest '
, 1866-10-27

himself lying between the haJ stacks with
hi; thr. q. cut! It arncars somc difficulty
lad taken place Lctwceu Lhcuu, which re-
suited In ! Is murderiug her by beating her
blains ont Will, his gun-as the lock Of ~
gEn was found under her. It is supposed
~ destroy her body by draGyia:. it into the
fire, shicl, lie partially succecdcd IN doin-
Tut WAS obliged to desiss, uwirc to the
1en;e heat. Seeing 1srge party coming.
ahd kno wing the terror u the law, he made
u spt rate attempt 70 end his Own nlsscsa1lc
LIe by cutting lis threat, ba. owing to the
dullness OF Lis knife, f1ii1d 1u scvcrns lie
19sula5 ve!1s. Upon rousine him he c4-
claimed, "For Gods eakc don't murdA.
mc!"
Tho Coroner summoned q Jury. rho upon
Investigation returnet d verdict in accosd-
nnee with the nhoYe Eacta
, 1866-10-27

r." Emery A. storrs, Esq, will address
the people Of the Third Congressional Ms
trict at Sterling on Friday evening, NUsc,u-
bcr ID, and at Franklin Grove, Saturday,
November 4th.
, 1866-10-27

- The American Missionary A7socia-
ton will hold their annual meeting ut Gales
burg, Illinois, on Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
tubeg 3lst aud November Isl.
, 1866-10-27

.fol:n D. Pe;-y. He WIS conveyed to the
ftGcc Stu II, where j warrant vas pro-
cured iror. Justice Creighton, aud lin was
:"c},td up. mil tu awal, the action Of tile
Gfat! .Inr. OF tlIr Criminal Cnurt. more
,t.rl Snd deliberate murder WIS ncyc1 COM
Mill1 III Memphis,
, 1866-10-27

Totals .,..-.-... 13s,n-i 131,ao1 1to,ilS 153 r.,
Notions majority 4r,Ssc; Trns,cr's u.,o:i;v,
E,5l6-
havenot yet been received ut the uilire "a
Secretary Of State. The above are the ptib
islc0 fsu1 for tllose cuuntics.1
, 1866-10-27
4-uoraee Greeley.
tEnfas Elliott
6-Eh1s S. Spencer.
s-JcE,s Stelnh-erEcr.
s-LcGraId e. Cannon.

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l0-Wm- II. Robertson. .Wm. Ralford. ~. ssia
icta c II fe Ke,s'I5 MSrK {sass 2 :o
t-1hon,as Cornell. J. u. Tuthill...... ...1.s45
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ic-o;alfc FERRIS: :...l,M3 Geo. Y. IoElc.
!s-..Jss. Il. Slsrs!n.. ST fnomas m'ai K iio1ion.
:9-Wm;;,c; \, fisli..,..s,9g Stephen c. 1ohnson.
:1-!ltnry ChuE.hiA..i,sc A!bertus Perry.
a;-nsn1is m MtCAsihy.!,3,6 YIN. G. Eugcr.
::i-.I. u; roMtroS..;5,lya Geo. Humphrey.
@Wm. T. s. neo|a 5s,eTn 5ssfy 4 n,S;s1t Ghss:eoFo'
:E-.!iam.l,oa Wars. .A.'co John q. Collins.
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SxW JERSEY.
5yR 5=!R$ ass;$ I: Ss4s:: 81 Iii: H:;ss,.
Sd. 4. Davidson. 'Chas Sit rcaFcs.....tsie
4-Juhn Hill, 3.,A,J. Rece.s.. i.sss
5-Gco. \. uslscy. EoSess a'ichfisi. ,Jii:'l,eu
.-@al. l.. HOHlhs. III. kSy Stevenson AfTher.
3-,in.rrh j. Stewart. sCflns. f. l'heps.
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, 1866-10-27
THE FORTIEIH CONGRESS.
Congressional Candidates to be-
Voted for November
9Th, 1866.


The following is list Of the Congressman
to be voted for November 9th, In the various
States which hold their election On that day,
with the majorities received in tue elections
os1sa in each Congressional District. Tho
star indicates those holding seats In the
TAiIty-piuth Congress,
, 1866-10-27
INDIANA ELECTION,


The Vote for Secretary Of STAKE.
The following Is the ofy,c;,1 vote c,r s.,-,
tary Of State. ut tho ELECTION of 1SIa; and ,,r
vote for Governor In is,:i. - Ao''' 0'o sAc