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Count Bf~mark Th-A Mexican Conn
mtxs1on Discouraged Mt the Financial
Condition Of lie Mexican Isznrtrc-An
Outbreak of Brivancs Near Palermo.
Iospos, September s0-Sopn.-The steamships
Napoleon III. md Pennsylvania, which sailed
from New York, september sth, hare arrived
ont.
Bta11x, September e9.-Count BisYnazk has been
toll en- very ILL., thonsh not so much 20 as to excite
serious apprehension.
DEn1.s, September so.-The King Of Psnseia has
Tor ,hcIt part borne In the war; and conssa:uloinS
them on victory and peace.
PAINS, September z0.--9hc Finance Committee
sent from Mexico 10 Francc to negotiate for loan,
arc disbea1tcncd, and hare announced that the
Empire Of Mexico is without funds.
FInnkxcE, september s0.-A vcEr serions ont
},,eak Of hrigauds has occurred ncar Palermo. but
ae the national troops hold all the principal
places, It is thonght The rebellion Will he OF short
duration.
Financial aud Commercial.
L1skzFoo1- September T. Noon.
caITos-TnehanMged; M estimated sa's@' 1900 bsls' !;
censo1. for raoncy, gx; Anestcsa sssar't!ss:
:n,.ts nss Ss's' M nsoi; cesas eHasi 9s''s0 ~" h'
su''s'' 80 L1v1rFuoI, September ls--EEentnz.,
IT, sea Il ss Il
Gse erssa.tan m:tsts is generally without ea'nse
Ase 'A's0~ 'a's>si oxpoS q x ser,embe- 1s-gyenue
@ssf Tsds:s s i '!eff ifao's ee; ceasss t.
| 5-eCs. IN. ..~o q, xa.,
cor7os-rnes.neei ie s1timsse saic. toisy AZ
lc,4ota!cs, m.dds!ns unlsns:s or-ne.l 4 lsNd;
7he money mario. i, eaieE csns cSnsos % IL aaotea
m EoTi9E f: "!: .e ,sa!i HCsa!; ncs
.sH: u. ScVa, TX.
, 1866-09-21
FROM QUINCY.

Congressional Nomination In 11f4sonFl-
From. the neutrality-suspicious. for n
GRIND Onion, Desuon+iration-lkob.
heFtcA-Weothern md Cropx-
Especial Deepatch to the Chicago TEibnnc-1
QUINCY, H. September -.
General John H. Benjamin WAS to-day nomsna-
ted by acelama:ion for Congress In the Eighth
Congressional District Of Missouri, BY tle Radi-
ca! Republican Convection in session at Macon.
uc will be reelected By 1900 u 1n,f00 majority.
Captain Fer1ic, OF this comfy. late OF The FisS-
sixth Colorcd lnfansrg, jnsf mustered ont ar
1iycd bono The other day from Helena, Arkansas.
lie E1se* acplo5ahle accounts Of the feeias at Tue
~ daugcr. There IL no secur5ty Tot such down
there.
The Republicans Of this city and comfy are
making grand p1cpafataons t3 receive Gtnetal
Ntiober. We Ehan hare = biz time.
st sssnng ~ sTc 81 a5e nl1 u0ose
1euee.. The merchants have Organized met
chants' police 10 prol.ct thetf property.
We have clear weather to-day-sne hsst Tor Three
weeks. The corn crop is In imminent danger.
, 1866-09-21
VOL. Xxx.

TN four o'clock, and be escorted By committee
10 ~ misun5erstsudjuc The arrangement |
matned. howeyer' and Addressed meeting In |
1s9s9 Ms s eSh IN u sensoi I'D aos fR e.
previous evening. .,,,
As lie dc;cradou was not expected here t!ll !
eEhs sasss 70 to shs ssed
err1ers who hare been epcakIn. every night, and
Travelling ali day from poiut 10 point for some
thc Ametiean Hotel in carriages, and every pos
able attention shown the1n.
sysn,g ne psoP'sf s m aee the eIeraes
As The darkness set In ton!ires we're hshted in
Geerept pa1 IS Of The city, and soon after naagnt
bv i,unn ma transparency drawn BY horses,
wiih lie following inscription and devices on the
e;das: s.Wclco1ne, Soiibrrn patriots, 10 our
;ra1tors;'' "Tte Representatives Of the people
assembled In Congress arc The rcconstr1ae!orn q
our belored country Ths ballot 1et tee ,l. .9Sal
With soldler IN isont firns On New ;.s 351eans
With The torchl;ght proees came an Immense +
hs Rsds s:!s e. s3s
It. The visiuity were brilliantly iliam]na!ed. 1t
eight o'clock The delegates who bad not already
arrived cane 10 on tbc train, old. " IBIS time.
tno,l,ei for Iamilton. Bsownlo,y, and others Of
lhc delegation.
Tie 1,arty auprarcl On The balcony OF the hotel
and 1hf MnyuT Of the city in a ter veil chosen
wards welcomed thc loyal iuen ii the Soneh whose
fntr,tpra were known and appreciated. to tho
bosnitaiities Of Cleveland. Colo1el Bra,,scomb,
Of Mssow.I, Tvspopded in hehaK at the delegates,
Thinking thc Mayor and citizens for their cordial
Welcome lie said they lnew the sympa:hies Of
Cleveland were with the Union men OF tue South:
and knew that here tlcf would not be pcrsccuied
| and hunted down like Wild beasts, rs many werc
= ti,si:a 81. shame md wc'll take care ot
von"" Uc knew that the reception Cleveland
I hs orroI dcd tn fbr dR1eEa3es was TIC finest con-
IA rncsIVI;] sinrc lcayine postoa
TEc cyowi constantly Increased, and Inc light of
t,,c bonares aid torches rendered tho ytfert as
1;Hbs ~ sisy The sccnc ,ras rrsut and irnposfnc,
III tfe mnIs,tu1e much larger usan that which
.-ofrcrrai th President n te,S A. ~ DreYfous. ThE
, 1866-09-21
Encouraging Prospects for the
Republican Candidates in
Maryland and Penn.
sy|v8nja.
UniVersalist General Council
at Galesburg.


1y Atlantic Cablc-An Amerfcnn-kns.
H1ss, Alliance rrononncca 7Hpractt-
cab1c-The Vienna Dcbt Question
Supposed to be In a Fair Way for
Scttlrntent-Hatt1e on the 1slnnd Of
Cartlta Isetwccs. the Turks aul Chris.
xxnu@-TAc TURKS Victorious.
IoSnoS. September 1a-noon.- Do't3 1Pe'ff,
In lis editorial, says that RussianAmcricau alli-
ancc is impracticable.
F1oHExcr, September 1o-noon.-1hc mission
er General Rcscl to Vienna has led to tho belief
Tint tue diihcu1fy between Italy sl"! Ar.tria. tn
,cea,d to The debt Of Tenct, Is nearly nj All ct'd,
and that compromise till be caec.cd which will
result in q lasting peace.
TRIESTE, September 1e-noon.-A great battle
has been fought IN the Island Of csudia, between
Tho Turks and the snsurrecuonisss. The Turks
wc;c the y3ctors.
, 1866-09-21
FROM BLOOMINGTON.
Illinois Loyal Soldferss Convention.

soldiers Ct illinois assenbled IN eSprea,ioa ii
s Gy ,he a aier
ihe Convention was called to order 1y Colonel
DIoomheld, and Or. u. Stevenson, OF Springfield,
was nominated as temporary Chairman and
Colonel webber, of Springfield, was elected
i colonsi Bloomfield moved tba, the Board Of su-
perv;eors Of Mclean County. noted for their loyal
Is and patriotism, be invited to eeats in the Cou
veMior, which was unanimously carried:
appointed, and during their retirement, Colonel
Ja9ucs, the ,'aghtinG parson, y uaads orfef, but
'e liz Committee on Permanent Organization, Of.
fcrcd ,hc following report, which mas adopted:
For P1cs!deut-Genc1al John II. Palmer.
For Vice President Colonel Ira u. Bloomfield
seefetaItesGfSioqSsl + T. =; Noo Of Bloomington
General Palmer then addressed the Convention
and PROCEEDED With much force Y Esy!ew % y, tao T.
policy Of Johneon ~ cout1aated with that of the
Republican putty.
heartily appIanded: A Committee on Resolutions
was then appointed, aud during their rctfremcnt
motion *as made and carried. to appoint com
and one q, large to select delegates to the Pitts:
coionei Jaqucs vas called upon for another
Chaplain Martin also spoke, aE Of whom were
loudly app1sudcd; after which the Committee on
Resolutions returned and reported as follows:
yenifon Of EojdIcrs and Sailors, who have serscd
! in the army Of the United States, 10 be held at
Pittsburgh, on the eoih Of tue present month:
eoa,fed aoisrs ana noa sses 81
Cleveland. md that we cnnphstically repudiate
this imnudent and rrespousthle attsmRs 70 mis NJ
sailors, and that We antis!pste, In the Convention
S ioyss Il ssa Ieioie 81 sss!se saa
Which has served the nation IN the psst, ard to
which VIC must turn In Its future Of tEial.
E, sn,7tny 5Ss n seSs e aessasss ss9 e
tween The Executive and Legislative depatt1,cnt:
Of Government, and condcsnu any attcnps on the
part VI elshcc 10 cncToach upon Tho Constitutions
am, oya1 Of the manifest spirit and purpose Of shs
thcSeuth and restore tic Government upon basl!
of freedom, Justice, AID eQaaliiy OF representa-
| tfnu.
Rtso,std, Ihat We lender to The loyal people Q
ihc Soutl onr cordial sympathy. and dcc1ave thea
10 be oNs friends, their enemies our enemies. aIt
Wslcone teE NenEs;s1ftS4tt'ss n ;4a ;sonc n9" IN III
The filth resolution dcncnuces treason, andp
sf@S rosa afa'a: n ] Viz u e II
| 1eEe!s.
| Rtsolred, That the ealary paid to the Presiael
& 1he United S,ates is designed a. eompenss
lion for duties in the Executive Department., an
| rot 10 furnish faelsAtc: Tor stump speeches:
bud fought rebels iu the teld+ and as none ot th
solaiers Mere hare ever been with him in such q
| cas1ons. nc would inquire whether he referred
Sfes Sel iogsSs 81 Se~ e5sss: cr General Grant,
ercse, and General Palmer, the Convention ~
1ournet1. the entire aesemb1agc rising and singh
:. We Will za1!y round the ta::, boys, after whis
md tis aseembiase dispersed amer mosl full u
| Ia, uoufpEe meeting,
, 1866-09-21
FROM SYRACUSE, N. I.
Loyal Soldiers Mass Convention Radi
cal Resolutions Adopted Eoverno

LOYAL Soldiers Mass Convention Radi-
cal Resolutions Adopted Governor
Eentonss denomination Endorsed
S1nAcyxE, September e0.-I1e Soldiers MaEe
Convention met at Shakespeare Hall At noon to-day.
Secretary ot Stale, Major General F. G. Barlow.
called the Cunvel siun 10 order. Thc Convention
VA. opered With prayer By Brcvet BF1sadt7 Cen
General Barlow nominated as Temporary
Chairman, Aljntant c. 3. Lansing, Of
Auburn, who, On assntntns the chats,
delivered Il sarcastic and stirring speech. He ad+
yertctl to the lh.cats Of war, ard expressed the
readiness Of the loyal soldiers and sailors to
maintain the right in the future Is they had In the
1he wounded and dissbled delegates of the
State Onion which mel yesterday. were anvtted to
x<ats on the platform, a committee OF thEre
on each Judicial District, to uomin1c otlccrsfoE
SfrAcrsE, y. r., September 40.-Thc ConEeu'
t'on ressscynblca At O'clock p. u. General John
Coehrana vas made permanent President
4 scr4es Of strong Radical resolutions were
| adopted with great enthusiasm, and also long
| add1ess reported By General Na1indale.
The reconciliation Of Gnvetnoe Feutou "Ha
| strongly cuaorscd.
In Tic evening speeches were made by Lien
| utant Governor Altorf. Senator Pometuy. O
6anfas, Colonel J. C. Jacksou and General Bez
Deiecs,es 1t large from the state wrze appointed
TO attend the P1tteburch Convention on the s5th o
! Se,,tcmher. committee was also appointed Il
call further meetings.
, 1866-09-21

Tho johnson Pnrty State No1ainn-
tf0nB.
TnrEKA. Kaneae, September s1-The National
Ettsn State Convention, met here today, nomi-
mated The following ticket: Governor, ]. l.. Nc
Dowel1, Lcasenwosth; Lieutenant. Governor. Ms:
State, Colonel Mct,ntgr; Auditor. N. s. Goss ;
Treasurer, Colonel Walker; Attorney General.
Robs Burns; Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
Cabb Congressman, General L. ". blai1, Of Fort
Scott.
All the nominees except Coca ind Cohb,ar Re.
rubIicans.
Tic Convention passcd resolutions that the real
interest af the Cnlted States and uts State re:
aulre none bnt loyal men shonld hold places Of
trust aId power Ia the Government, aud therefore
the Federal oittcials in :hts State who slancr The
Administration and sbnse the Government, should
he removed and thelf places 1llcd By loyal men.
, 1866-09-21
GENERAL CONVENTION OF
UNIYERSAlISTS.

HfNC&&0ku&E8 apERlUt@
1nrn1. fnr xhe Eext Annual Cnnrer.
.fon-Resotnrtons nr Sxr.n.,r,r 1r1th
~ r..sseu. nS1,,I ". n!pau5 VIZ
state Of the Connsry-c1oslns Ad-
dresses.
iSnectal rc,n,,eh IN the chtc,ro qr5snne1
GA1EsBcno, September 70.
After meeting Of prayer and conference, the
Council assembled aeont ? o'clock tnis morning
Rev. NJ: EDDY:
MT hnnna, cenTsn,nn s I,cs stT ~ eetin @ .o Ri, w.
timore, Maryland: Occasional Preacher, Rer. E.
on the State Of the Church, Revs. ). ). Tw,ss, r
F.. St John. and Moses Bal1on; Educahop,
Hss' Re- l. ras5ssR; R;s.sPeS 9Ss
PuIlnan, T. s. Kexford and Giles barley; Com
plants and Appe7le, Ress. ". 3. cannabeilin, E.
VIM. ]. Tucker, =. Cheeney and Key. b. K. Lee
Ees. HI. .Tw1ss, Of New Hampshire, oNered lie
following resolution
t..I.n deromiration ai ., en:sred Ia VOL II Sa
dfed 10 our own 1herefofe,
Rtsoletd, That We extend TO it ons cordial SYM
Cbsis,ispi,y 10 onr Country, md thss we hefchy
express onf Willingness to Cooperate through our
that depon,iraijon.
4 motion to strike ont the word ..1fbetal," af,ez
discussion. was ioat By a ia1gs vote. ~
Al cIrltinc debate arose On the aaontion OF the
resolutions seyeral members frequently tTyinE to
obtnin lie door At lie same uute. Finally,
Tue clause in the original resolution after
co-onernte in mtss0uary work, was stricEen ont.
md liz words s:and thst we are willing to co.
nne.nts with thrTa IN Ali Dract{cab3e WAYS f- the
Sbririianisipg Of fbc wcsIc nlnost nnapinaousIy
adopted, as WcIi as the original regulation.
By q vote ii 3sfo ID, liz Secretary WAS Instruct
g. g s1s s%ssded: IP'l .At 14u19 ~, -. ls'AA0a
, 1866-09-21

Convention OF Unconditional pn1ou
Mention. Alfred Dockery Sonl1na-
ted Tor Governor-The Constitutional
Amendment Endorsed.
3RA1E1ou, n. C., sentcmber a9.-A State meot-
ing Of unconditional Tnfon men Of North Caro-.
Ina was held In Raleigh to-day. Hon. Alfred
Dorkery vas nom1natcd foE Governor. Tue Con-
etitnttoEa1 Amendment was unanimonsiy en-
ties OF the State. .tiov.Enor Holden. who was
chosen President delivered an allie address,
Letters from distinguished Union men were re-
ceivcd from different parts Of the S,ac p!ca=ins
their support to the Government. Dockcry stanas
basis s.whiel, Governor Holden saJs will give him
la &c majority III the western part OF Tho Statc,
which, with the rotc Of the rest tf the State nsa5
elect, him.
, 1866-09-21
FROM MENIM.

Rumorn Ahont Maxf.nllfnn and the
Frcnch-Dcfcns1ve Preparations Mt
veF1 Cruz, Etc.
NV Yotk, September e0.-The H<ru'd's City
Of Mexico and Vera Cruz correspondence Of the
II. and eth Inst:- re.peetively, says Ma1imlliaa
,nIs, minors ire prevalent that Ma1tHaissaa Is 4
rrisorer 10 Bazainc, and that be w1ehcs to 80 to
"a ccnallv Wild. There Is doubt that there Il 4
dlacte1ce between him md ths French.
cttizeps living neas Vf.n Cruz arc naoyinE in
eide he cir walls for protection, and loFtidca-
t,ons arc being coEst!ucied.,
il IL reported in the capital that Haxaine and
Duoy are TO lease On tha next packe:.
Msd4me E.tonaoa has presented long memo
rieI. asking The rclcsse ct her husband, who Is
charged WITH heavy pecnlatiou On The Imperial
Government
The Mexican Minister, received today despatcaea
, 1866-09-21

Senator Trumbuu Before tho People Of
CHAMPAIGN County," ny Po1lcyss al
a Discount.
{SoceIal Despatch to tho Chicago Tnbune.1
CHAxrnax. September 20.
AL last night md TODAY the rain has poured
down without intc5miss1on. Tho roads, In had
condition l,efnre, IRE pow o1most impossible
Of courtc any attempt At Al out door meeting was
out Of the question. The meeting was therefore
held in Balfctt's ual1, which was packed full Of
voters, for no ladies could venture out In such
weather.
Judge Tsumbnrl wse introduced 10 ths anatense
by Colonel Boyden, OF the Tweuty-dnh Illinois,
IND snole Tor oyer tgo hours. ~1y policy'' was
shown up IN virid co1ors, amid repeated and con-
tiDnoue app11nse.
Ihe Judge 1eaves here strengthened In hts Con
crcs.Iorai courec, for he dnds nearly the whole
people n favor q tho c9nE.e;siona1 .esoassn.S :.
through the rear to hear Senator Trnnnbuu, md
were 1ntroduccd 70 him. The opposition u f1st
hdtns away in this county, as November tp-
, 1866-09-21

from Vera Crnx, via New Orleans, containing the
following news:
The CITY Of Huep1otit1an. in the Stats OF 0axaca,
Eas taken by Tho Mexfcans Under General
Jiqntioa. on the 191h nit.
The Austzfans had also lost the city Of Taco
poastla, tn the stale Of Pueblo.
Tospan, port On the coast north Of Vera Graz,
WAS also taken by the Liberals.
The report OF tie occupation Of Ssn Louis Po-
foet bY tie MextcsnS II confirmed.
, 1866-09-21
FROM MADISON.
Good ncporta-1Arrun=csnc Tor St@-.
orous GnuxnAs oC tho Stutc-!Axscasorss

Good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor a We.
oroE1s Gu nnxnAs of tho Stotc-4AxscssoT,s
Office.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibnnc.1
MADISON. Ills September 20.
Candidates for Congress aud oihc1 prcm!nent
here from different diatdcis. who met
he1t yesterday, iii brought good reports Of the
political prospects, and arrangements were madc
for .f,us..i,g the enemy At all po!uts. II was de-
xidea 10 invite the Southern Unionisis to visit
tite Slate. II the invitation Ia &C.
.ceptcd. il u intended ,1;'. t. glss them 'hes%9
1;oyerucr Hamilton, Of Tc1as, md perhaps others
vii probably addre+s ihe people a ec.eta poits,
il ,s :.a.e aatinG ooles An1o1neemsnss s3S q
81 senator Howe, Matt. u. Carpenter and other
distinguished speakers, will be made shortly.
a. hyatt Smith, the newly appointed Hutled
States AEscesur in this District took 2ossche1on o.
that ct1ce today. 1t Is Understood lie "h' move
The p.incipa1 Office to Jnnesyilte.
, 1866-09-21

Tfstrfet at Iowa; Sylvester s. Main. Collector for
Second District of Illinois; J. Woodraw Warner,
Assctsor for Sixth District Of Ohio Joseph ".
Ftieze1d, Collector for Fourth District Of Ohio.
GENERAL DIX.
Although months have passed eince The
Eeuate confirmed General DIX as Minister TO the
Hague, thst gentleman has not e!thsz accepted
or declined the appointment.
, 1866-09-21

Convention Of loyal Soldiers III ProTt-
dence, N.E.
rHos1nEseE, H. L., September so;-A spirited
convention of men who served In 1ae army and
navy was held this morning In this place 10 eject
delegates to The Pittsburgh Convention. Major
General Burnside presided, and Lieutenant Colo-
mel s. A. nearct WE Secretary.
Addresses we're made By Geucral Burnside md
others. FIfty OF more delegates were elected 10
tho Pittsburgh Convention, and resolutions
adopted approtips the policy Of Congress relative
to Yecpnstrncttcn.
, 1866-09-21
FROM SERlNGFlELD.

~~.rEt Side Skating 11fn5k-The snip
Canal Survcy-Soldiers' Orphans
1s0mC-Tlse Southern Loyn1t>t*-
Especial Dcspatch to the Chicago TEibune]
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, September 20.
1 eettidcate OF tic organization Of the West
Side Skating Rink Association Of chicago, capi-
:tal stock sl5,0oo, was nled tn Tie Secretary VI
States oEce today.
Major General J. h w1!aon- Chief Engineer Of
the Ill lois and Michigan Ship Canal roup. was in
The City to-tay, consulting maps and surSe,s IN
tie Land Qa1ce in reference 10 tc canal route,
.4ua left this evening fer 11ockpon-
Tee fol.l Of the l1liunls soldiers Orphans
Hcme now amounts 10 $500. The enu1 Of S.
lbs Gorc1nol In accordance with the Act Of 1ncor'
aH3Iatton-
Preparations upon 81 extensive scale will be
made for the reception OF the Delegation ol
Southern 10y nlists on the 10th pIo1tzno.
, 1866-09-21
Successful Laying Of the Second Gn1f OF
St. Lawrence Cable.
Aa1sY BAHc. Thu.ilnY Erc1in~.

Asr1 BAY, Thuslay Ercning,
September 20.
To D. Z. cseie, General Agent oI the AssocIascd
Trces, New York:
lnr,tved Icfe this afternoon. The cable across
the f;nff OF ST. lawrence WIS successfully com.
p1etcd this evening. Ileave Tomorrow TO recover
q few miles Of cable losl in tho Gntf
during the gale Of Monday, and then proceed In
The Mcdway 10 P1cson for coal. and afterwards 60
o lay the cable across The Straits Of Sosthumbcs-
land. The steamer Terrible tn accompany us.
AL well.
(stgncd,) Cf11Us ". FIELD.
For Further Telegraph Sec Fourth
R0HEa
, 1866-09-21
Delegates from the First District.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1

BLooKtNGToN, September ~.
The following arc The Delegates to tho Pitts-
urrch Convention from the First Congressional
District: General Hasbrouek Davis, General
Bevcstdee, General A. c. Ducat. General Julins
White, Major 3. Parker, Major J. :. z. B1aneJ,
Colonel r. W. Smith, Colonel George II. Clarke,
can,aIn z, II. Thompson and George 3. Smith.
, 1866-09-21

,,EKv YoRK. September 2o.-1he I1,nes cf this
fsnTrd rnder The uc11sIon thai Ae. Raymond was
-nledced By The acaiou Of The Albany Convention
u any Way, we eonEzalulste It on having dis
}errd it, Dtttakc.
, 1866-09-21

and Italy ID a falr way
for Settlement. |
Rattle IN The ISLAND OF CAN
Ola BETWEEN The TURKS |;
AND CHRISTIANS.
The Former Party
Victorious. |:
King Ludwig, Of Bavaria,
will Probably Resign.
COUNT BIsMARK REPORTED
SERIOUSLY i'll.
Int oUUlnERa LulRtiol0'
MAGNIFICENT RECEP-
TIoN AT CLEVELAND K! !
Twenty-Five Thousand Persons
| Turn Ont in the Rain to
Greet Them.
A Grand 1orchlight Procession.
TIE FLOODS IN SOUTHERN
| 0nI0 AND INDIANA.
Further Accounts Of Lives
Lost and Property
| Destroyed.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Bridge over the Miami Riy-
er Carried Away.
Four Million Bushels Of Corn
Ruined in the Fields.
; RAILROAD TRAVEL ALMOST
il ENTIRELY STOPPED.
!: The SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
: : Another Sanguiaary Battle Be-
tween the Pafaguayans
a and Allies.
The Allies Lose 1900 Men il
8 Killed and Wounded.
!: :: !: FROM WASHINGTON
e e Encouraging Prospects for TIL
u Republican Candidates in
:: Maryland and Penn.
{ Z Z sy)Vanla.
al ESlGHIGAM STATE AGRICULTURAL
,.+ EXHIBITOR -AM0THER RAINY
an 4Afa
Ian
.ha m x,ousing Republican E1sot
as, u.s. 1ngs in Illirois and In
sly diana.
Ter Universaiist General Counc
IS at Galesburg.
be
, 1866-09-21

III Monroe st., 3 doors from Clark.st.,
Where the 1qxnr5 of an elegantly htted hash may be
enjoyed md The eoEart OF tia bathing enhanced by
feduifemeut Of the bathtr.
Alexander Hhoa1a, 1ouX Appreciated tor the aamafA-
biz sf1I dlspl1yed pJ him Ii slr cutting and Sham
pooling. soats nlal from tne public nd teusts thst
spcb pi his friends who haTt NOT paid his ncw and tte
r1rt establishment v1lit win loss no time In giving
Bin call End Judging fof Themselves.
se1613Q6 st st ICk
, 1866-09-21

fw SCRlFEN'5 ALseFf1AauE ARepcs, II
Dearborn atrnct, Is authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, and all
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, 1866-09-21

The fo}Io~is Inte1,,al Revenue Rppointuents
baee beer M Dc since thc 1sth Instant; Jesse J.
dfsna: FrspE Hakes, Assessor Of The Ninth Dis
S:ssls: Epdraim, Williams, Collector, Fourth
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fa:k1ns, Collector, Second D!stttct,
wisconsin; Sanford turned, Collector for Fourth
, 1866-09-21

SnnEunry Battle Between the Para
euayans nud Alltes-The Later Army
Loves 4,200 observation-disclosures Of the
pecment-Eondft1on OF the Allied
. Armle4-The Coffee Crop-Pr1ces.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03

people were of sufficient bravery and strength
to cope successfully with the rebellion; to nut
down the slave masters in theSouth, and res
cue their hirelings But this do say-that
while do not say that you could not 90 it
alone, this do say-we helped you TO put it
down. [Applause.l Gentlemen, let It not
be forgotten.
"We have deserved the right of suffrage,
for we were your friends during the whole
war, when you scarcely knew who were your
enemies, or who were your friends. Who
sueeored your poor prisoners when escaping
from Castle Thunder, Belle Isle and Ander-
sonVllle! They hated and feared the sight of
the face OF white man, and eagerly sought
the company of a black man." [ApplauSe. ]
He had something to say about Beecher,
which is reported as follows:
A YOice-'What do you think of Beech
er.' Naughter.)
Douglass-'I have been asked that aues-
ton if once thousand times, and l have ney-
er been able to answer the matter satlsfacto-
rily to myself, but will tell you story
One evening Beecher was taking tea with
very pert and aippant lady, who said to him:
'Mr. Beeeher, can you tell us in what eondi.
ton Saul was when he was caught up to the
third heaven? Beecher, with that suaYe
manner Of his, replied: Madame, if Saul
did not know himself, 1 don't see how can
know Beecher does not know himself. 1
don't see how 1 can know" Applause.