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,s,or,.1 ne.n.,ch to the Chtcaro Tkibune,1 |
,r.,n.o, o,,o,.s o.
"Asnlsstos' os4ooe' -.
FcEEhAL OF co1onEo efRsASf OF TUE PhAs"
tpEv1.
~. r,n.-n1 NJ ucrv nrovn ro1nred seryant
4le uueaa " 49, 1,
In the family OF fsctident 'ohnSon tos many
years patt. wss attended nom INC White aoasc
today, Colonel Robert johnson, p1ivate Sscse-
f,,v 10 the President. and Nse. Colonel Stoyes,
- 'n.S,. ~ ...,.t..- ,,.,m,.rt.d ~. VII.
Inc FsttfGont eausa'e. ~
OF the deceased In the Presidents private car
s,scc. 1hc other carriages. which "cre nuuatr-
oue. were a}1ed nith persone OF color.
RESIGNATION.
cha.. S. rike. Of Massachusetts,, has resigned
@ n.e pori"'" o. so''~'"' WV
Bu1ean-
FuSps n 1nE TREAsrnr.
The amount Of funds in the Treasury cash v1ult
Hu,y o1'.2s We se1e ID lsss tender notes, sua ney
three hundred and my 'oonaaoo IN Ko'o'
kA4'osAl n.sh CONVENTION. o,.
The ioial if.ue to date Of National bank eifcala
t,on I. fe.i esa GS9 for the redemption Of which
H., MIA. .ccn ,g,cx In she nmo.ut al
.ss sntsssa us,s''' A''s |~~'''~
LANDS Hy1EnEu.
f1xrr twelve thousand acres Of public lan1s
| .a ...,o,.5 ro, ,rtn,, settlement nj the branch
| VIZ 1aa,. w,chsc.n dn,,no the month al
September.
xrHsA1 uryExrK n1cEtr1s.
| TIL. ,nerint. from Internal Revenue to-day yrrc
x-s III H. TIC receipts from the Is. Of July. the
soIs, som1nsIe@9irasii tn 9iai:i'o!m. Z! tIi - >'~'
A1'oNA' 1sIc1oSAI crpnxscY.
| p-.r.,or.l cnrrc1,cy ms received from lhs
,,,n;,nr hnrrnn da1inr The week 10 tho annunt o'
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re1se. Lopgtellow and Whittier will
write often. HiggipEson. who has writ
ten nothing for the Atlaatte during the LAST
year, except book notices, will write for eve
r. number On army and social life and litcra-
r. matters. Parton will furnish series of
pupe1s on the Industrial resources Of the
country, with some biographical! sketches.
Edward Hale. author Of The Man without
a Country" will write series Of tales and
sketches, the title of the first being. s'How
Mr. Fry would have Preached it." Bayasd
Taylor will send from abroad some papers on
the "By.ways Of Europe, Asassiz will fur
the geological formation Of Cape Cod. G. D.
sLanly and Frederick Shannon, Of New
Y,1h, 10th capital Inasazinists. will write
often. Mrs. Stowe Will not write much, as
she IL to devote herself to C. novel. which
will appear In the -dtldniic when finished. !
cc 3not remember when new year Of this
periodical has opened with such definite as.
surances Ct good material"
, 1866-10-28

tettnaded By the copperheale, last night, and
rot oE pcme : brEcoHlhe" lore Tor the laborlng
men. This evening, By hard drumming, stout
two hundred sud htty men and tour women were
gathered In Il { Assembly Chamber. TO listen two
Eouss 10 the hsFanguo flom Doolittle, the most
noticeable portions Of which were the as,estlohs
lhat II tho present treatment Of the rebel States
was continued, they would have revelation. II
our ta,het1 did, and II still excluded from repre-
een!alion tho loyal men Of tho South would cnn-
clude that uxisnFs we're Eot far out Of the way.
, 1866-10-28

FoAynIAs NoxAoE, October e3-1mpoEtant
rallro1d rneasr1cs have lately bcea eousutaAtcd
tn Norfolk. which will prove OF vast sdsantA8e to
The town and The railroad interests OF South Tlr-
0in,a. General Malone, accompanied By ). y.
Rohertton. Of the Georgia Western and Atlantic
Railroad Company, J. X. Rsuuner, President Of
he Eatt tennessee aDd Virginia lsaiIeoa3, and
olhcfs, haze arrived IN NorlolE On iour Of In.
erection of the various roads between there and
lhc Mississippi Valley. satisfactory As!anFe-
n. nj vas made, arc i schedule Of fF1cchts has
beer cnte.rd into which will give tarou Eh con:
rcction 10 trade and t1Avel between Norfolk and
NemEhia.
, 1866-10-28

Ansthcr ncnth frsR, Injuries Mt tbc Entc
Ftfc-Flre Alarm telegraph systou 10 t,o
Established.
CrEurc, October 97.-Iicutcnant Baine- RoyA
A.sl!eEy died t4st night from io{nsiss seeelsed At
Twelve prosecutions IBsaod ycstctdAy fNEA the
Recorders Court Tor greeting wooden buldtuss
in tie burnt district.
The C,.y Council has decided to erect Q sele
c,nph Ere a1lIm throughout the city.
snow fell last night 10 the depth Of one Inch.
, 1866-10-28
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Another johnson Trlck-Pokato Ro1, DC.
ISp1AnArol1s, October FIJI. ". Harrington,
latc Comprehend candidate for Congress In the
Third district Of this State. has received The ap-
roiptmcnt Of Revenue Collector Of that district:
out to give ths peace-sneak place.,
Adyices 1ron lhc central apo. southern portions
Of the stsfc confirm the prevalence Of he potato
rot almost universally. Thu. potato crop Will be a
l4f.nre.
The weather il epld and To ncvg. =
, 1866-10-28
FROM MADISON.

snnxx uud nRtp-A @pir1tIeAa CoppeFhead
f;aetevJue-D o4ltttle PRt8 IN = N4rd-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tibane.1
Madison. Wis, October q.
revere etotm Of snow and rain prcTatled here
al day, the SNOW beng from lao to three inches
in depth, and everything saturatea with Moisture.
Tie telegraph ltnes work badly, and Il ID tnpossi
BILE 10 eend more thau hrlef despatches.
The Currrrhead r1ass meeting OF TODAY, fos
1hlch great preparations wcrc made. And upoa
which great expectations wcre built, was utterly
people wrrc in from The country, snd
norc Of The advertised speakers izoua abroad
were present except Dool,ntc. who Was
, 1866-10-28

A lrtter In the lNdtI* aaea1, Iom bo6tou,
sase: rr,.
4 Fields, which has no equal IN It's Eariety
eus"fs In full activity both as to books and
.,,.;todieals. They intend that the dfidatte
g9;an,Sj., aha,1 lake q new lease of life next
,no1'"y 1s.r yrertainiT en they have never made ar
3snrcments n 20 efficient for !ts literary sup
ply Dr. Holmes is tG publish In 1oee seeh a4n I'm
ssr ,n.ts1mSns etion e Dt BASED On conten
{1sfS {{ss ssx alrsady 1stssn aod III nj ia;
~ ~ month, mon LEVEL viii write for ever!
numbet, NJ beginning with story II
, 1866-10-28
FROM CAIRO.

,,,.r Ba1l aiktch B~tveen fstr" and fada-
'o rAh Claba-Catt0 Ahead.
CA1no, october q.
,nac4,,.,,. =: .sss Ball Club, Of this asJ.
I,.a,,.h ,I.n. If II incah, Kentucky, played
~, ,etulu gang tt.s r. "a. GU tie eFr"=nd: 6. =
d.t-n6ent Tic sudr ,eodents W re victorious ~
se,'rc Of dirty 81, en 10 sixteen, Is sol'o"s:
- Ntt''e'~:I :. fhuUuAU.
, 1866-10-28

The fo1lowtn. IL the Meteorological Record o!
:ac week ending Saturday, October 2tth. 1896. -
Kept by J. e. 1apgEath, j., oRuc,'an; :, No; fis Is
he sh.3e, Tho direction and force OF the winds
are ei1cn approximately, With The ha.ome!ste altt.
:udes-1he small letter. being The iniu1ls q ~
words "high," breeze" ''Eente. Tsestns.,,
..tatn. :" .rpoW" 't1poist atmospheric" and dry:
ruEHNoEETIA.
, 1866-10-28

see~ %cMIFRN'e AdvcTstsinx Agency, IL
Dearborn ssrects Unauthorized t. F:ee1se
Adyrrtssem mrnta for the Tribune, md all
the leading papcra throughout the United
S3ntea md (;nnRd1.
, 1866-10-28
R11t11~ Match

Bof7ox. October IA game Of billiards. sou
points c7rona, was played. last night between
william t;oIdlhwxItc md E. Daniels; ths !atter
having $40 points gtsen him 1o'otn"ato was
%firr
, 1866-10-28

NEW YoEk. October ss.-1he Htf1sa4
and twtpis-nse ounces Of gold dust Wesc
shipped lren Colorado during The Week enc;nE
the .aah, which it m inc1ease Of two thoasana dea
1Ars over the ehi hipmcnts Of the previous week
, 1866-10-28
Mur6nfrrA'olsf ttd%

NxxasK. \, j., October ss.-The Jury II the
care Of irs 1rcp on rrial scr murder IL the Esse1
County Court, returned verdict this p. n. ot
murder in The second degree.
, 1866-10-28

TIE Wn7tn CSEKru.-Whistlirg Bo1tss. -ce
charlotte. Of winter, has for the last few days
betn driving bis ttozua stcecs this way an b1ow-
,ur his cold breath upon the Ahisetins denizEns
Of this so-ea1led temperate cline. vi d the wind
i culd rain has also conat, chilling II tmes into
snow, and driving men from tho e;.cts 10 hnddlo
around the cheerful store Or x7s.s, and examine
no Tho sopps. qs haa md hs
Chiesgo Who h1se ner ,er fnel nor tho means o1
rIeeuilpg II. r. Il 20 ihe coming o. frost and
ola are .Ess1 q hnnsE I'd n,s tse
leme he,nh. Charity will ind sufficient oeeura;;
nen ioF me next h1e months in fighting the colo
hs' '<erer, A. It takes more than one swallow tc
| n &c tprirC, 50 j: takes more than one OF !" {
! rod storms, even Of enow, to b-1nC winter, Gee
VIZ pa5 look for Tho mildness Of Indian suso2s
, 1866-10-28

.x.-.., .-4r+.- ~ orr 3,.-onfcrt sets q
oa5s pcto5e ~ =; r. nJ IN, III ~ ~ ha
hetlmes. .,,u t.- ,,+r,,,
Y !ae An.ai ~ ~ s."'tS1nshhoii Gsv. nr winiar
~ ~ stsT iii thy sowing may ea7e lie eorcness Of
Wlnter,
-. .,-
FAB At 7H Hak--1ne sas. ~ s1.es " ~.
teen entertainments which h47e been s1ren 1t TIE
Wabash Avrnue Sksting Rink by ST. Pau7cI'e.
c,tho]1c. par4sh. closed on Saturday nl:ht, that
~A s.tsS =, nh+,I,ino md. ~ -.
evening oems os'o..1 W oges - -" ~, 10
relief OF orphans. Inc previous aass na'e ossn
for The benefit Of the different churches 81 The
The next four days for tho North Division, and
sesen for the West Disisson. Inc aneaaatee aua
nroeecas oul"g 'aos' u '1' ''N'' "e''
"'!H: r-,1.,.,,t we.+her of S,tn--
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q rA1lre
:AdtonFn-
hs1e rrms TO be 4 j.
city that 9os-Euor
+. Commissioners.

5s.sxlty,
$;:xvbs1 f7.-Tht 6arator1
::;f,ss The a,s. b.id-e from
>, Il Aided xith 4 trA!n wh:st.
Ill fide. Johi Necor1n'c-,
- srf BuAh's car MApnfac:,-
II tIs-,ear platform Of he Ia;
- ,l.t.. ~, n The tint the accident
- ~. - ,n,r, from the platform By
:::;t eijts,on md tal'!aR nndes 1t
= I Is = res.dens Q: tais ed.l I'd
- Z RE pssasze ii teslns sesr &
= TX ;.uredad f<u sese"zt ooo1s'
, 1866-10-28

CoLrnptA- s. c., October 9s.-GoTe!nor off
aulhoT.ees the SosA Cl.sl1atcn t. say that he u
utterly Ard opposed to the Conttitu-
ticnai Areudnent, ana Will not recommend tts
adoption b. the legislature
, 1866-10-28

TAon1ScT.-James Murphy, yagrant "hnm-
mer" and rowdy, from The vicinity o& CottAGe
Grove, was brought before The Police coutt, on
Saturday morning and dned S25.
, 1866-10-28

TEE NORTH SIDE RoBBEnT.-The arrest OF
Joseph SAs1e and Andrew Hickey, both from The
American Exrb2nse" Hotel, At No. Is North
Wells st.ect, for the robbery OF STU from John
c. Era On LIST week Wednesday, WIS mentioned
IN F:tday's TK1BrxK- They were brought before
he Poice Court for examination on Saturday
afte1ppor, auu with them Dennis Sullivan. who
had shared portion Of the mo1tJs SaSls' The the
iexsi5n. Tbs robbery wss p1c@ecitated.
I'd S.Fls1 soF es,ag 'he in sei1e IT, piSSs IL
one who should take the money from the man
Vile he xas m dIunken sla3ess, .ses1Ted xed
eural thare. Of the remainder. Sullivan attempt
Cd to deny completely wila The others sus nis e. T.
slated that he was / blacksmith, rum Delrolt
Michigan, barring been hesr only stnee - april
Uieley, as being the oldest Villain Of the t9tye.
md lie Cnc Who hsst made the base proposition
to sgo through" RJ,n, was held = 70 ~ 6aM s, o.
| flsGI and thc other two to tsail OF sl-oU c3so,
| far xurtarnncc at the Recorders Court I!x
rrcal: df the atrest Of tkete pardes tor ue' neal
II successful si1la1oy Is due to Detectives noaS
| !ns 4ou Aaeau.AJ.
, 1866-10-28

A B1oop.Tn1rsrx FRxscuEAS.-1stt month
Charles Comic became indebted to Philip Benz,
croeer 1t No. I'll West Lake street, and the lat
ter found 1t necessary 10 bring suit against
Comic for the recovery Of bis clam. Gaining the
tu!t 1t appears that ha took some furniture from
comte'a houte In payment. one BENJAMIN Do
.ipu, a 'bo.om" friend Of Conte's at the time,
fold lin the decision Of The Jntdce regarding the
sui. Connie had pafd little attention 70 It. but
ihc adverse result Of In atiaching bis Furniture
excited bis feelings 10 their lowest depths: LIE
uttered the most fearful threats against Benz.
ne eaid-"I aru like an Italian. I must have the
revenge, will md one way TO get him 10 intu!t
me. 2cr-rc-yenre will have. will set him to
ltirk With nc. will then Eiil him. will use
Vial ce.s hurt with ze eaae. viii de. has ze
r-I-teScnrc. II cannot before l die ny son
sbuli. Benz shall 50 IN lis coffin. shall drink
sions but WAS too friendly 10 Comic 10 repeat
in it, ratnzr. Lasl Monday they qaaireled, and
ucriou made 1 raid upon Comic With poker.
For Ills Ee = as atrested and aned. Being Thea il
STATE Of mind touards Comic apprn1imatipG TO
that Of Comic towards Benz, he attacked hin IN
-idiou.ly in hts weakest point. He went 10 Benz
aud told him all Of Comtsa threats against
him. Eenx had Comic arrested and bsongh: be
;pre the Police Court on Saturday morning The
ua,raion Of tho testimony involving the foregoing
iartx delivered In the descriptive French style
WIS decidedly r1cy. Comic Was requ. ed to gtye
bonds Of {1UG to keep the peace.
, 1866-10-28

EqEpTI8X At BRlpGErOKE--cOs ll43E4AcAAi3
eases arc brought before The Police Court frou,
Bridgeport and they are neaalF Ill Of an e1tfene-
~ bcllicereus character. An instance OF ti!s sot
was in court On Saturday morning. 4fchael Nc
Ca,ty. the proprietor Of low salooo al Bridge.
ports Known as the Canal House." was charged
viii keeping 4 disorlerly house, and rig young
Deu, chiefly drivers On canal boats. who were ar-
rested :; iie same line, were charged with being
witness was Jonn Mccarthy. The captain Of t the
Gsrthy's statements that the 81 Cansl House" was
1eton for The very worst ce.ss Of men IN that 10.
caHrx-a rendezvous FROM which they sailed our
at ticht TO attack defeneefesa mcn- or peEpctEAte
any other ouuzEe which toeEcenAfy OF malicious
motives might suggest 10 their rad1anly natures.
NrCasty, the proprietor Of the saloon, wts sort
OF !" Silent partner" In eone OF the si1IatnJ that
xas enacted. and protected them from aFTe1t nna
pun1shmcpt The captain Of the "IfepuhHe
taiJ that hss boat had been hasaiiea
with stones, the low. line cut and stolen,
,be crew beAten and driven awa!, the windows
bTplen, and otter outrages pcfpctr1sed. ms
siste oi thirgs had occurred more frequently 9!
lste ae his boa1s passed through the locks. and II
had Lecurne d.tcnlt 1or hin 10 hisa men TO tfsx
tbeit lives tn his employ. Coal bad been sto!su
IT, aCsnI Eoote, MeCarty, when arrested,
alih the door locked, acd loree had e 1e ussa y
ge; him to the station. lie was tined "a. and tos
| irnases SIS each
, 1866-10-28

General LaRvn and his e!andcrcEs.
CA,ro, october N.-The following statement Of
cl;i1eLs ot Williamson County. and also that ot
Mr. D. X. Pulley, Of Casbondalc, which appeared
IL the last Issue OF the Cathondale Sfto Err,
together with letter Of Mr.. Cunningham and .
certificate OF Mr. Morgan, previously published,
nrc tutleIeEl to c1oucrato General Logan from all
The e:e7cotyped charges Of the Carp Dtmotros
aud TIE Chicago Tnts, which Are daffy dlshed up
luc on the track Of General Logan:
MAnrpn, Williamson County, Ill.,.
October II, 1886. {
We, The undersigned. arc politically o!posed
to General Loeac. PAn Of nj haze been tn the
Southern nrray, In Captain ThoIudlke Brooks
company. have returned tfnce the rebellion. be-
ne acquainted with all the facts ta the case, make
thu following statement:
Having noticed In newspapers, particularly ia
Logan with having pasttcipated ia meeting held
consideration the cxpciieteE OF at1achlns
Southern Illinois to the Southern confcderac5 IN
The cycut Of said ContederacE being formed, 4nd
also charging General Logan With hAripG en-
dorsed resolution OF that meeting, aud fustbefs
that General Loenn had given means and e;scour.
aremeut 10 pe1sous to le2re Illinois and jotr
tic Southern Confederacy+ etc, Va hereby
PRONOUNCE Ill Of said charges untrue General
Logan not being In Marion At the amc, nos hastns
ary knowledge Of persons leaving Marion y na'
lime tor the Southern army, a3l statements to the
IN. Crxy1xau4x,
+. R. TIEKEh,
r.. PULLEY,
G c. CANTBE1I,
| Joa1AH Low,
GEo ". LOWE,
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EAssmAN,s PATENT Iron TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

Ny Button Tie the first offered for sale to extent il
the South and been by thousands of planters with
I'M pt ca Il vas at ;HtPoduceG and have
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which for simpli
CITY facility expedition of adjustment to bales OF of
unequal sizes and security in holding is think superior
Il any offered to the public.
unversas acknowledged II holds the bale much smaller
compass; applied and fastened with much more facility
the country pressing and the accomplishing at the
pors immensely the risk from fire. stronger and its
This last advantage strkngy manifested during the
Thousands bales of have been lost by the rot
iron hoops hsa been used In addition to this It can be fur
nshed nearly y per cent than rope The deange
ply of hemp such extent rs to prices to rule
cedentedy high Indeed suciency for balng moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
have ed for the importation Of large quantity of
the best English iron and have made arrangements with
Messrs Chambers Lattng for the sale and delivery OF my
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July 7, 1859.
Sn January last received from your press 1889 bales
your Iron lie safely affirm that the cotton 50 bou3
Presses that better enabled the ship carry
| mere than any previous voyage, ,-.-,, -
order than the bOnnd cotton Il highly pre-
eabe ground tier the damp arising from the baasr
that dampness will rot the rope bound confidently re
and carefully watched it both in loading dischargng
am Sn' yours f''p0J JOIN HOWARD Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire inspector Of the
IRON Tie AFFORDS greater protection against loss
than the old style of baling with rone -
| JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
0@s"' 20 "UO'0' ALFRED BELANGER,
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CHAMBERS & LATTING,
Il Agents for FaGsman's Iron Ties
And
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ErAr DE La LOUISIANA, DISAGREEMENT De L'ExEIcgT1T
A TTENDU qu'npPfscation a sc fllite I Rour
II Ia cancellation du bqisl ohcie dc ClSres MnIe,
reer de lie cnquieme Cour de district de la NouVee
some de- S5GU0 sgDee par Charles White CONNIE prin
cpa Gabriel De F4ret eg Felix Robin CONNIE prlhcpa
cation conditonnee pour la fdele execution par e
dit Charles f. White de ses deyoirs CONNIE GFeeF sus
Avis est present dome tous eeu qni son interests
eau du secstars dEta psyt qua.e,vugdix j9uts opre
la lite Obligation ne era pas eehGetee eT anAu,5s
Dome sous ma main ct avec lie sgeaq s' CONNIE s0sul
Par lie uouyemear. ,,,r,,-o,, ,--,r,e
J. H ElRpy. secrstoire dEtat.
STATE or LOUISIANA, EzEcurvE DEPARTME?NT, }
sew Orleans, August Gth, 1866 :
| VIZ HER && Phillip y eiser has mpplied 70
w cancel his official bond as coroner IN ana Tor e
| parish of Orleans, wit: an. M,
bond dated May the LIST, 1865 for the sum OF S25Gl
signed by Phillip Yeser principal and Caspar Auch Rob
Watson and Richard Lloyd securities each for the sum
u performance by the said Phillip Ieser OF his duties as
| coroner aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all persons interested in the above
described bond show in writing at the Office Of the
Secretary of state within ninety days after tie last pubhca
ton Of this advertisements why the said bond should not d
| cancelled and annuled. , ~
| VAN j. MADISON WELLS.
| - J. H. HARDY, Secretary of State
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA DEPARTEMEST EXECUTE
| NuuyeIe-Orleans lie aout 1860.
A TTENDU que Philippe 8eIseF sest ad
n resse auiOurd'hui moi pour le cancellation De sol
bond ofciele magstrat de police ntereure dams
pour la pRroisse orleans, saVor--
S25 0 sgnes par Philippe Yeiser CONNIE principal ct EaS
par Auch Watson ct Richard Lloyd CONNIE securities
chaau IN pour de 1888 3S. La dte oogatio
etant condolences pour la hdele execution par lie Or
Philippe Yeiser de devors CONNIE magstrat de pohc
interieure susdit- ...... .,------.,
Avis par present donnes tons interesses dan
la dite obligation moutrer ecr au bureau
secretaire dEtat pendant Quatre7ingtdN 1ours apes
denier publication de Get avis les raisons pour esqnees
dite obligation serat pas cRnceller ct annuller
DOune main lie de Etat de Ia Louis
ane ce siNeme jour daoI 1866 Independence des Etat
--' ~ 4l''t j. MADISON WELLS.
| Par lie gouyerneur: