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Administrators Notice.
i CHATTANOOGA
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RA AILROA
CHANGE OF TIME
OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, \
n. q G. AND n. &. n. W. RAILEoADs,
hAauE EII.Lu Irnl Marnh an Is.n

A"AAA4fAaeAA1 AAAasss NAAlelA HtLls Aoru j
IN and after Tuesdsy, March g. 1866 and until fur
ther notice, Passenger Trans viii run Ns fol-
Ows;
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanoogz, and ali points
South n 7S0 y. and $50 P. n. Arrive at Cnafta-
nOoga st $50 p -. and $40 4. ~, next day.
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. 6.OO A. ~, ano
$40 ?. n. Arrive at Nashville a. LOO P. r. and 8.
X, next day.
All trains connect At WArtrace for shelbyvlle.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville for Johnsonville, and aIl points
West and Northwest, at 4-20 P. n. ArnTe 81 John
son Fille at go p. n.
ReturDing-Leave JohnsonVIle i:iO A. H., errive
At Nashville a. 6s50A. n.
Trains on n. n. W. r. r. connect At Johnson
Nllc with drst elass line Of Steamers for Paducah
Dairo and So. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE.
on steamers oounsotng with NAHW Railroad.
Passengers By this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between HsshYill aud Cairo.
Trains stop s. 81 intermediate points.
WI P. INNE5, Gen sup't
y. Q. and N, = n. ". Z. R'ds.
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sweet OPOPOnaK. Sweet OpOpOnar :

E. z. SmiA d Co.'S Ne,0 Psrftsme froH
Nerico.
Inc most elegant and essential personal
requisite for q lady. Extract Of sweet
OPoponax-The Floral Gem OF Mexico.
E. 7. SNITH 4 Co.,
New York
81 Cores states-''The sweetest extract
e'eI useu' june6-5t
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VOICE FROM PIrrsBUaG.-
NicEsCURo, Miss, Aug. 9, 1858.
Dr; John Bul-DeaT ST: am happy 10 state %
you ths5 1 lave used Your valuable Crtron P,-f.-g
with great behehtto my SELF IN general detih ana
pTostrstion OF my system produced by The nm
heAthy ~nd masmttic luiiuence Of the missisa,f,r5
IFer around NicksCurE, having bsen With General
Grant s army throughout its whole southern cam
pugn- confidently Tecommend It's use 90 All rer-
sOn5 who are exposed 20 unhealthy climates.
n. W. FcmE.
Agent U. s. Sanitary comm s,5p.
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Nineteenth Century !

No mans name is more intimately connected
rth the history Of MATERlA hEDlCA Of the
--Ited States, OF more fayorably known a. plo-
5ser IN Medical Discovery, than that OF
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stained a reput3 ion a. wide spread as The cont
1at 0f North America But the croWning glory oi
a- he remains 10 be attained IN his di cOyerY, on
a.Ier combination, for he does not clam 20 have
asu tie disc0yerer Of CEDBOR, which II the basis
Ie k.tters nos offered 90 the puhlic. That hon
b. ongs 10 the native inhauitsnis OF Central
irafica, 10 whom its virtues have been known fer
pre- than two hundred years. AIMED with II the
1.En bids defiance 10 the most deadly Ualaria,
c handles, without fear, the most v, nOmons ser
s-. Itis a belief with them, that while there Is
rs. ip the bcdy, she Cedron Is potent to cure, no
rlIer what the disease may be.
HhIe Dr. Bull b. not prepared 20 endorse tins
rravaEant pre- tension, be Is neveFtheless satisfied
s0m 3 thorough examination Of The evidence reia-
.ava8 .f- pirtues Mat remedy and preyenta'
Ne Tor si disease arising from exposure, euher 70
be- uea her or climate, OF TO mIAsmatc Influences
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Without @ Rival.

i1I Justly deserves the reputation it has 20 long
Eoyed M Central America and the West Indies.
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90 Hhd5 prime New Orleans Sugar,
25 do do Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed snd Powdered SuRar
20 do GrAnulated Sugar,
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
HO do 9. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
900 Kags Rio Coffee,
% Mats Java Cohee,
20 DO LaguUa Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Alspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Msckersl,
80 "a bbls do
800 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rssins,
90 Cases Sardines,
$50 Cases OFsteTs,
100 DOz. Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
ssle Grocery Houses.
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'tAi'f1 n hhsf sept. 10 1908.
On Tie 2id Of July last, ] submitted through an
aseht oi mine, 10 the Medical director si tie De-
partment Of The Army OF The Cumberland q -,
pie Of my CedrOE Bite s., for inspection. and re-
quesIedu after analysis, he found 4 meutoriOu- t1
sHlSuoh ana approve ITS Use among our soldicrz-
lhe following is the Medical rector reply ani
also 0en. hCSecrans' permission 90 ship SO dozen
81 once 10 LayeIt sold 70 soldiers
joins EUIL
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bitter. win a. no
hsrm TO any OJe If taken properly sud io rpo.s-a-
ton see no objection 20 Hr HilFs BEING rsry,,,f
tel to dispose Of Do % suffers
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COMFORT AID CURE FOR The RUPTURED
way, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYES MADE Nav. without spactse,as
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed frse -
dress 4 b FoOte, NJ d, lI30 Broadway. Ne,1 Yo-E
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HEAnQUAETEHs 1 EFkEr or Tur CrunrnfAxn.1
NASHVILLE, lENN., July -, IstJ.
br. John Bulls az nc, Mr.. --. hiss permission
to ship 10 Nashville. Tenn. 80 gross or Odozsn o
Euls CelrOn B.t.ers, i0f sale 10 suffers IN the army
only.
lhe regulations of the Treasury Department srs
TO Do complied with So IciIy.
by comma d Of MAJ. 6Cu. Rosecrans
WM. M. Wills,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wh0.e-sle aud retail by BERkY, De-
MOVlLLE Co, Nashville. 2 eun.
uCtI7-tu sat dtUFfgu
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MAkBlEB-Sent free N sealed envelope. AdCress
Z B FOote, NJ %, 1880 Broadway, New York
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John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

F-. inimitate preparation Of SARSAPARILLA
~ Iong stood at the head Of the various com
-.lnds Of that valuable drug
bis Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than year after their introduction
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MEDICAL COMMON sEN3E-4CO psees-lo8
lhnstratous, 81 50. Sent BY mail everyWl ere post
paid contents Tables sent free. Address the Au.
aprlo-3m eocs
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GIVE THE
Cedron BitterS

One Trial and you will never use any
other.
. h q not necessary 70 publish long last oi dis
ssses ioT mich the GFDnON BITTEBS sre Epe-
ell. 10 all diseases Of the
, 1866-11-22

The Spnuisl- Gillian WRr-Pr0Rrcss Of Nc.
gostnsions-~outh Amcr,can wool Crop
Interesting Incidents Connected with the
Aithck on Fort Curupnity-Trcnsurs Notes
Issued by the 4 argentine Republic.
NEW YonK, November e1.-A Etro{d Ta}pa.
ratso correspondent says: 81 The pirpa:atons 1or
leen heard from tie Spanish icsi. 16ere ] Is ili1e
established. as twu Of The allied powers had en-
scntcd TO m Ap:1uFrrch mediation. aud the
lhiian Minister was IN consultation With the
no doubt, he definitely settled In couple Of
weeks: General y,ckefs, Of Philadelphia. Il to
have the contract TO build two railroads for the
NEW YonK, November al.-Thc Hfruld' Buenos
Ay1es correspondent. says Of thu wool crop In
south Ame;ita This gear woo1s will be better.
more cycn in aushtS tflan ever hciore. The la.c
scvese winter has killed or most OF fht old coarse
aRd aR seaSes; ns;ais,S sonnssr hesthS1 dncE
pounds Of wool for sale this year.
The following Interesting incident IL related a.
preceding the attack on Fort Curupai;i: On tne
camp o flag Of truce, which. by some mistake. was
fred on. 1t was repeated ucx, day, when iettcr
was given to General Mite, comuauder-1n- Chief,
epPeaep pssSf eSe 4Ss VS. ss~sSn ssute ID
for on ths 18th September, at a given hour and
{lacs; Ihc two Generals, who a.e also both
ssscs stsh 2f seHH
mounted. shook hands, and were in council for
about half day, but it i feared with no definite
results as to peace. After separation, Gcucz1l
Mit1e orderd a strong force to BE- prepared Ut
once on to attack Fott Iar.upaiu. Preparations Of
.e!I, .h,s nurposs: Gene;al Aitre is said TO have
man in LIS nannrsr. Al parting ihcy e1chsnesd
friendship.
l. communication In the Tribune calls attention
TO tho iact ths, fr.ehmen and Germans arr bang
crtfccd TO- Brazil under The promise oi a free
pas:ase., lii supposed that soz1c 800 Of them
az to sail on the next mail etcame- hence, and
that tbt will he nscd as recruits for the army.
WAsnlSG7oS, November sl.-Ihc United States
ctrsui ri Rucnos AyFcs has sent to our Govern
nrn1 ccrS OF The law ofthe Argentine Republic
authorizing the Natsonal Executive Q emit rreas-
nIy bills 10 the amount Of four millions Of dollars
with interest at 1hIcc-Iourths per CERT month
!or the payment aud amortization Of which and the
Interest An additional iulpost OF 1--WE per cent is
rut on all imports excepting such articles a. are
eomrsfstd In article three Q! the present Custom
House Jaw. ahd two per cent on alt exports. The
Treasury bills to be received in paymcut al ali
Custom Houses in the Republic.
, 1866-11-22
MICHIGAN,
The Throwing Out Of the waYnc
County Vote

The Throwing Out Of the waync
County Vote.
The Detroit Post has the following con.
cctning the throwing out Of tho vote of
Wayne County By the County Capvassers.
on the charge Of Illegal voting. The Board
ofCauynssers have consummatcd the out
rage By declaring the defeated Democratic
candidates elected to Office, aud ordering
certificates Of election to be issued to them
The whole prctence upon which this out
rage has been based Is fraud. The pre-
tence set up BY the Fr<e Press that more bal
lots had been cast in the Fiftn and Sixth
Wards than there were names on the poll
lists is . Galsehooa. The truth Is that no
more ballots we're cast than there were
names on the list, but more totts for certain
number Of ballots, than there are names on
the list. To illustrates suppose there arc
SEQ names on the tally. Suppose there are
found just $40 ballots IL the box. 1t would
be evident that no man had yotcd twice.
this SEQ 6allots there are 305 votes for Gov
ernor. This would prove that there must be
some ballots upon which there are more than
one vote for Governor, OF else that there Is
mistake in the tally. This mistake in certain
tvffs, Whe1eyert it WAS, could and should be
and a crime. But the rule adopted, If 81
lowed at all, should be rigidly adhered to.
Yet the Board Of Canvassers had before It
sworn proof that the ballot boxes Of the
Tenth Wards strong Democratic
"ard-had been tampered With
broken open, and the ballots mauipu-
lated contrary to Law: yet the Tenth Ward
vote was not thrown out. Tue township of
Huron was found to. be in precisely the same
fix as the Filth aud Sixth Wards; but the
township Of Huron being Democratic, its
vote vas not thrown out. The township Of
Dearborn was also found in like condition,
but the vote Of Dearborn being Democratic,
was not thrown out, The fact Is, this action
ofthe Democratic Board Of CanrasseFs is the
result Of d criminal conspiracy, entered into
before the Board met. In fact, = bet was
msde by Democrat, before the Board met,
TINT precisely this action won1d be had. II
any 1act could add to the shame Of such
transaction, It Is that several members Of the
Beard we're themselves candidates for the Of.
fices iu dispute, interested parties, aud that
they thus Illegally and outrnGcously set
aside the will Of the people III their own
faYNr.S
, 1866-11-22

Affairs In Northern h1exico-ATnxt xtmiItnu
Not atetnrncd to the ca upIsal-Sad >tnac Of
Society ut rnRlpicn-A PntcA,ngup OF I'm.
perant nefects-=arrcnder Of Unjacn to The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ot the supposed H.
legal Seizure OF a 31exicun Vessel.
NEW Honk November 21.-A Herald SalfiIlo
(Ae1tco2 correspondent, 1st instant, says North
lacks upon Durango, Zaeateeas and san Luis
Polosi. The lmpesialists everywhere were acting
on The dcferssve, and It IL believed they have
Communication between Mexico City and Vcta
Cr1,z uls'n their tina! departure.
Me!!a was alone in command Of Ian Iuis Potosi,
HAVANA, November 1.-THE French steamer,
-! ta tfaTrse' ne arrived here yesterday IRON Vesa
capltai: It y. s'ill denbiial whether be would
e;esnnss o. stand With The conservative party.
had geperal}y been Wolsted.
eET OF MIx1co,. November 14.-Maintenant
o.s asked oi 1he alnsstes Of the Treasury The
Cruz be delivered over to inspection, bnt secre-
tary lampos replied the said convention had not
been published In Mexico, and could NOT there
fore ec iaw 81 the State, he would a2pl5 TO the
,,t, On sa.1,aay, 3D. II conferences between the
Advlees from Tamoico Of November atth state
that at that place tlcre IS no security for the in
hab1saIts nor unity Of council 1uorg The Lit
etuls. @ ~ ~''"
1t Is denied that at the action Of Mazat1au the
tatallion Of Chassc1ss deserted to the enemy, lut
being recruits, and getting worssed, they dis.
banded, leaving their officers behiua them, bur
,manns ioF Me1sG , slso tint only 20 Austrian
hohe1a, aru piece Of artillery wae lost.
The Estottnt advises the Emperor to abdicate,
In an aIt1ele y which plainly toretes1s DE eonse-
November a.-1he k:'e}t!ie rays Macmillan
va y. Corona. am would be in Mexico soon.
October On tle 5th there arrived At Vera Cruz
a la'rs amount Of Aaxtm!!!!au's baggage.
respecting the seizure Of the Mexican br,e Basco,
saSs D'Attois acted under orders from General
Ramon Corona, attes1cd by Cousul Gotay Of taIs
city: These orders directed D'Artois TO proc led
to i5e Pacific Ocean and eeizc any vessel belonging
10 t!ance or Mexican traitors with goods belong
iEr to cncmies VI the Republic, and to use sn(l-
Gent force to carry ont bis INSTRUCTIONS As Cor
ona received LEGAL Instructions from Juarc7 ibis
mnscs the lllesality of the seizure fall 10 the
cfouud.
, 1866-11-22
EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION.

Acealu1ious Adoptca-Won;9n Asks ths
ff1F'lcNc oa Representation in tta.c Forth
coming Cousfituiional Convention In Nc.,
torR-Dcbasc hciwccu Fred. Douglns anu
Mrs. Stanton.
AlnAxT. November e1--At Tic Equa1 R,sh,s
convention. yesterday. after considerable drba,o
1Lo1a as Sarious f speakers. Mrs. Emily Elizabeth
H. foinvin mvn tae nns!ness to;amuter, presented
Refotttd. That II liberty and thc pursuit Of han.
pincsE arc natural and iualiennblr rights, 90 also
Is tile right Of as their only possible Sc.
cunty. and re hold also tha. the distinction Of
riEhts Ito civil und political, Is wtho1t warrant
a a!eS ana on Is 5v
M1ssolsfa. That VIC hold. with 1amar1ne, that
nnsyerso suflrase Is the rsl truth and only basis
Summer. hat tic ballot + the ony euIcisnt as cpas
antee Of rights to The citizen to which ne are
ooe na &c and esSy h
and rights Of every Kind. No: DO We inou.te
was1aer The deeafaions apply 10 men only, Since
a. 0bedlcIcc to the Government.
lawrence tn BIZ letter 10 Senator Sumner, THE
assentcd 10 by majority OF The people, includinv
as well, those whom It d1stranchfses, a. thoee
"1Sm + qsefs IT, Ts the =
tional Convention, there being nothing IN tue
snecrs AZ eouaf na1hara ao0 eeateu Ii I'LL IT,
fHTsoiTt6 1Itat ibe ,srss.-, ,,.,n....
franchise If, the f7nea tsfes - a1on 9 Of me
as nitc "iale Ctuzens. vests the Government III
III SmSries, naN,;e sGaes .nd IL ; - women one-haf
eighth thus redncn I've out II Soos a. onG
t'o, a 81 e1nens nI 10 permanent poltea su6ec.
c,nrnert. t1ns iimitaG ~ ua 10y
admit citizcns arr nof Rcnnh'isat @ o. me
hesnirrd bni ~ eulg5 r7,t u ssx anu saces:
vii, nv ever tan Is,;s9a!s 9s Gtass ess1 dlu, ever
chisci rissa sni +hoe IT. ~ m.se} 3 t9r dis1tan-
h,1msn Tnxc,n.nat t e nnu on!y !e3tt!maie
rrrsa sGf5fsre T. the o1t, eS' ana uni;
Of uniyersnj ,naf,ce '-'s foao To- and safeguard
Esnirtf5 i,h,t "a rosno,,f,u,,
1ofrr, -, $500 Ia ~ .esleG!n!ly ask tue !egie-
, 1866-11-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Grand Lodge md f:rnnd Encnmpmcut OF
Ndd fcl'oWs-0Hiccr~-t:ouv nj the
e. 4. R.-tsrand Camp oil the lfusfs Of
TcnsrcEnncc-judteiA t&c.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tribunc.]
INDIANAPOLIS, November Il.
The Grand Lodge end Grand Eucampmcrl Of
Tie Order u Odd Fellows, are stIll in sessien.
Tie latter to-day has clec1ed tho following officers
TT the ensuing year: Most Worthy Grand rA.-
rlaIcl% c. r. Tuley, Of Bloomington Most Worthy
Grand High Priest, Rev. T. c. Dc!.arrcl, Of
Madison; Ei=bt Worthy Grand Senior Wade. !.
George Hr!nkne5er, Of Indianapolis; Right
Worthy Grand Jnu!on Warden, G. ". Jordan, Ct
A.i'ea: Richr Wo,tty Grand Sc:ihc. L II. Barry
o. i1SlaraEol3s; Right Worthy Gl4nd TteA>n'rr.
EIsrd SentlIel. =. lnic:, Of Madison: Ki:hs WIZ
Of 1ndfarapolie;. G.and Representative TO ,hc
Ga1d Lodge Of ihc Ulltcd States. FL. D2ai;. of
Peru; AIte,na,e Grand Rerre.cnia i.c, James
trsnd ATTY Of the hepnblic has been in s,crct
ior The National body and the rcrfccuon O. the
A.. Hurlbnt, ., 1linoirt is ono OF the leading
The Grand Camp Of the Hosts Of Temperance
tel McDt nald, ofthe United s,aies District Court
Bach and attend to the trial Of causes. Judge
, 1866-11-22
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS
REPORT.

4 a4nss of Interesting EtnsIetics-1Shnf
~tntrr nrc Credited With thr Largest Num.
Der ot nexcricrs.
SLw YoEK, November at.-The report Of th:,
Provost narshal G. ne,al, which has just appeared,
n;cnt EEde. The act Of March 2d--;he yca1 Is no.
eietn.was in the loyal States. 2;.54 V3 meu. not
iiccl:.di.E I.rGn.51G then undtr arns. Under The
bEIe 1T !, Gel men were rafs.d at the cost ri
S!',A per man. Before the bureau was organized
l.:SG. 80 men cost <3i.Ol per u1an.
II G dcsef:ere arrested and r.t1rnctl to the army
numbered t6.5s6. As 10 dcsrl ton the report Kays
~ apt ears beyond dispatc that the etimc o: de-
scnon Is especially charactcsirtic Of troops from
la1cc ci:. and OF the districts which they supply
with rccsnits. thc ratio per thousand Of descf-
items 70 credits throughout The loyal States, IL
Gs.5t In the Siate Of New York It sises TO $50
ard IN the email Statcs near New FORK City 1t Is
necticnt ll7.a3; in Ncu Hampshire 1lse2 Yet
the CeneEa' ratio OF New England Is but TIA. the
ratio OF Massachusetts, being t6.65; that Of Ves,
, 1866-11-22
FROM MEMPHIS.

Church Union-.hriktiau Fury-1Inrkets-
River News.
Especial Despatch to the chfcago Tribane.1
MErruIs. November II.
1he hssoclatcd Reformed Church has united
win Inc Southern Presbyterian Church. Rev.
stuart Rob1nson made a furious slandcrous al
fack upon the Northern Presbytezfans in thu ad-
dress OIL Theological Education
, lrade dull and prices ere unchanged. Cotton
Is hCuye at u I22c,
nown-Mo!llc Able, Glasgow, st. Patrick,
hamhleton, NoIasl!a. cliftoc. City Of Alton. u
Messenger aud Kuhicon, -
, 1866-11-22

soon after the death Of Prince Albert, The sabte
Emperor Theodorus Of Abyesinsa, hearing Of the
melancholy c'cEt and moved probably by sru.
pathy for the unfortunate widow, sent to Queen
victoria formal proposal Of marriage The Of
fer was treated with silent contempt Ills cable
Majesty, afer waiting como time, came to the con-
cius'on that be was Intentionally insulted. aud,
out Of revenge, eetzed the principal Enelishsucn
then wtthtn bis dominlons. By the latest ac-
counts there IL reason 10 fear that all the prison.
cts, IS well az an envoy sent out to their succor
haSc been rnt to death. Queen Victoria has At
length been induced to despatch to her savacc
tuior an autograph letter In the hope Of securing
the release OF the subjects II they arc nor already
rcleaeed By death.
, 1866-11-22

Full Election Rcturus-SAIc OF School Lnpds.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
ST. Paul, November II.
Returns from nil counties In the State show Win
dom's majority to be sur, and Donuellys ,n,'or-
lily 4,i5s. This Is gain Of J. la5 over the voc ~
1864. The official canvass will be made ne@t wecl.
Auditor Mcllfath reports hayi.,e sold "a "a
acres Of school land this year. .o: si3sfs. sInce
The sas o. sehool ho ands enced in s6s aio Is
acfeS ,aH haSe neen sod ann The aggregate school
, 1866-11-22
Terrible Accident nj u Col1tcry-Explo-
sion Of a Hol1er-EiEht Boys Killed.

lftom '9e 11lt4butEh GkzeIte. H0th 3ost-J
On Saturday morning last just before the
hour to commence work had arrived, q
breaker boiler, one Of three at the coltisry
Of William kear & Co., Mine Hill Gap. near
blowing everyih hing In its immediate vicinity
10 atoms. killing eight boys, slate-pickcrs,
whose ages RANGED ffum twelve to eighteen
years, and seriously woundiug the engineer
named Good, and several boys. The cause
the boys Eilled are George II. Clemens, Viii
liam Edwards, Richard Welsh. NichAel
Welsh, JAmcs Ryan, F. Lawlcr and John
, 1866-11-22

Charles 4. Ray, of The State Supreme Court, has
bssE as'ins tsIpossy ns Judge e h1s place
The fail term OF our supreme Court becius next
Mondny- at their room In The stA:e House. There
ct yet undteposed Of. and Of these onlv :ocr hare
been submitted for decision. The judges have
kept up with their work with comm mondabie ener-
, 1866-11-22

) Southern Planter DIeRutted with Brazil
inn EmiErnffon-Thc LoutrEnna state
Fatr.
Z. NEW OEIEASs. November e1.-A. McCalluE,,
ttEat planter OF New Orleans, who went TO Brazil
ss ptW emtG1ant. has returned, and ptonounces
Il unsuitable ahu leee favorab1c TO the Southc1ncr
than his Own country.
The great fair l. progressing layorablY, though
the il. entoIss machinery hae been backward In
Icing brought forward. There arc machine en-
tries from Alabama, Mississippi. Texas, Interior
Of Louisiana. and even more distant sections.
, 1866-11-22

We announced recently the departure Of
three hundred agrcullnra! labor rs from liver
pool 10 Tesns distt- An English paper says On
this subject: "Cpl within The list day OF two
such thin. III au anfgsAnt ship roing to Texas
has rarely /! ever ben known In liverpool; but
such, however, Is tia fact, and il few days there
will SAL from The AG,ey for Galveston ship with
three huurfcd entrants. Abuut Two hntdred
and forty Of this uuncr will be Scotch aszicultu-
raj laborc,s, and tht rest will come from Devon
thirc. On the arriva OF the vessel at (;alycston,
the cufg1ants, after delay Of lew 1ays, wilt nc
forwarded into the Interior OF Texas, whc-c they
will be employed az as1icultaralis;s. The ship
in which these cmisan:s sail takcs ou large
quantity Of agricultural implements, made pur-
poscly LOT the work E,es arc intended fo.. In 4
few weeks another bsch Of English and Scotch
lAhorcrs will sail from the Mcrscy for the eanc
3eetf1stiop
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VOL. Xxx.

she became alas1uet and raa into the street, call
Ing for Gelp. Tho ufna famed the inmc5 80 that
in moment hes rntirc person was cnvc1oped, and
0e'o'c assistance hsised nsarl! al her garments
She tsis.tli alive, hut her recovery is doubtful.
The Aclcan County 'u.t the Democratic
raper here. aEa y. me .eaGi1 CoppcrhuHd5,
bitterly oppose proposition Of the Chicago
7iHks fur - Supar tlI snfiIaIc.
, 1866-11-22
FROM BLOOMINGTON.

Probable Fnina burning Accfdcut-Dctuo >
cruftc Opposition to Impartial Suffrage.
Especial uespasrh 10 the Chicago IT1hune,v
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, November II.
4 decreasing accident occurred here last even
ing. young lady. named Josephine Taylor.
while passing rcd hot store, caught her dress On
fire. Without at empling 10 exucguIsh The lames,
, 1866-11-22

q
Especial Despatch to the Chicago IHo0ne.l
SPRINGFIELD, November Il.
Net'ce Las been sent 10 the Governor that the
election OF shesi.s In several couEiics would be
contested, ard requesting tha. commissions might
uot ne lsErcd to the pcs-nn who0 the 0ltc!al &C.
turns II The Secretary Of States Office show has
ncth elected The tsorcsnoE has decided that in
~ c,scs hts duties being purely E:u, atcrial. he
beiorc him: and leave the cor-,s to settie tie
rights Of The parties, whrrc a contest may BE-