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h9Y@ COLONEL J. f. SIMMONS, OF VEL
w. D0N.-While we, In common with all his nu-
merous friends rejoice at his good ortune at the
time rejoice that of the imp
of the matter to Others ailct ed ith deatne
duced him to make this Colonel requests
surely request reasonable and important will
UNIVERSALLY complied with We have seen Colonel Sim
mons and conversed with him, and can ceriy to the
marked Improvement in his hearing
We cory tine above from paper published In Colds
boro North Caro-. ina lHp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-01

R995s COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
RS The eF0inatoFs of the au@sthetic use of Nitrous
Oxide Gas Extract teeth without any pain More
than 3400 persons signed certificate scroll TO
that effect The list be seen at our rooms at NO
1S7 WALNUT Street Come to beadquarters We
never faiL l05lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hGS5@ MUJAVIR0.-IT is VERY SELDOM
we eet with any description of perfume which
entirely the notion of the public as does
the perfume above mentioned.-N o. True Delta.
The new perfume for the handkerchief is something
peculiarly delicate and deiciods For salelby all the
principal druggists, - Phiadeuhia Bvenmg BMie
tin. 7I66m
, 1866-09-20
minnesota REPUBLICAN State
CONVENTION.
Further Accounts Of the Great
Flood in Southern Ohio
and Indiana.
Brutal Prize Fight Near
Sc. Louis.
Cne Of the CombatantS Sc.
vereiy Beaten.
FROM EUROPE.

rsE Atlantic Cablc-!lrrIrn1 Of tho Great
1::a>tcfn-CIicf Points in NanoIcou,s
Recent Cfrc:isnr-FFcncla Officers NOT
IL be Allowed 10 HOLD Commissions
Under aIaxtmi1tan-l;xccu of tho
Would-bc Assassin Of the Czur.
LIsEnrooL, September 17th-Afternoon.-Thc
steamship Great Eastern, from Hearts Content,
il OF Totncss.
fARIe, September 17ih-aiternoon.
\ French ci'c u1ar says TINT the 1cccul changes
in Europe arc favorable to France. Prussia and
Italy arc drawn nearer IN IDEAS and interest. Aus
tia has now no hostile intent. The Convention
Of Prague will be Legally carried out Nayfes of
second-class powers assume the liberty OF thu
Baltic and the Mediterranean. The no,o iustiacs
tue offer of tho Empcrur's mediation between
FEuseta and Austria and lta1y, and hints nj the
annexation of people Of the famc language and
intcres.s to any OF the powers Of Europe. 1t shows
the necessity Of perfect defence and military or
gn''izatfon, not however, as a threat, and cx.
presses belief in 1asliug peace in Europe.
lAR1s+ Sept. 1s'h, p. NIT Is sall that the En-
percy Napoleon has refused to allow officers Of
TIC Frcnch army to hold Offices In Mexico owing
10 the protest ofthc United Siates Government,
s7. Fr1Eusnuno, Sept. 17.-Thc mat who at-
tempted 10 assassiaatc the Gar, several months
ago. has BEEN cxccntcd. Tbcre has been a grand
Eopular demonstration Of respect to the Empc,or.
ard JOY nj tho punishment or his vould-be o1ur.
lcfcf.
, 1866-09-20
INIYERSALIST GENERAL
CONVENTION.

Second Uay-Con1miftco on the Sfatc Of
tho Country-Scrmon by REV. DR..
Ryder, of Chtcn-o-Vislt to Lomburd
Unfvef~fty-Ikep0Et on Educntion-
Liberal BonnIlous-The Political Sen-
u1nent+
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bane.l
GA1EsErnG, September ID.
After IN hour spent Ia prayer and conference in
:hc Epiyerka1Itt Church, the Convention adjourned
n; nine o'clock this morning to the Episcopal
Church.
The session was opened With prayer b. Rer. Mr.
Hanson, Of Iowu.
The chair appointed a. the Committee on the
state Of the Country, Revs. j. Il. Nelson, OF Con-
nccticut; G: 81. Lawrence, Of Wisconsin, and Il.
Dr.. Esher. from special committee, re7o,aed,
recommending tbat the clause iu tho s6,h rnle for
fellowship, king 1t irregular fora church To ON
ihe General Convention. be changed to read In
s:cnd, "Any one from whom fellowship has bceu
Withdraw Or suspended by any, competent body
reported: Wisconein, G. II. Parker and Hiram
StoHs, Asc lie fplloN,Ins t9l*t!Htes Ns%
E0n. E. B. Alien; Minnesota, Rcv. j. Il. Ballow.
The No!llw estern Conference was. on motion,
declared anxi!!ary to this Convention in mission
ary ind educational work.
Al b2lfpast len the counctl proceeded to Gale
d0lia Hall, spacious mud beautiful room, caps-
b!e Of seating l,200 people. which was vel filed
Afer int5odns:osy ,s exercises Z; by Key. Msss5s
Of Ph,ladslphia; The OCCASIONAL acEmon was delis-
DOR treating IL an elaborate manner Of the duty,
! nseds, aims and work Of tho Cuivc1sallst denom-
| iuatton-
| 4 collection was then taken np 10. forwarding
| tic work Of Tue denomination, which realized
ahont $3!D, and with singing and the bcnedictfon
tho meeting closed.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon the Convention and large
nnmaer Q; friends repaired 10 the chapel OF Lot,-
hard University, about a mile from town. ur.
Weston. President Of the University, welcomed
mucll that is dear 10 them, and asked their sym
pa.hy. encouragement and ltbesali.y.
i ss Sh sas s,FGntaa Bsparsfb sb
ahuwed the following list OF iustinuous connected
with tho denominations:
dSeltn tn!es-oslea,.s Liberal Institute. at Gloyer,
y. y; Clinton Liberal Institute, Clinton, n. i.
Grcc,I Mountain Institute, Woodstock. IT.; Cen:
bal Institute, Barre, VI; Jetl.Tson Liberal lnsti
s e5yes sns'ao1 aa Mteiogea. saoo..-rus College
property Worih 5ses,ooo Lombard univsrsity, to1
Ills denomination il the West; =; st. Lawrence e
University and Theological School, Canton, New
York, tor no:h sc5es: Two you1s ladies, ets:a
AfeE music by tho College choir, Rev. Mr. MI
ls of 1nana =, os5ed urgn e1a
| ndopted.
New: prs: Esshtsr. Q, Esw Ierk. wcsten, . q
GbsaES eS Ms2
remarks. urging contributions to the institution
oIs wsre bs on
This evening will be occupied will. preachtn!
in the Uniyerta!fst anti Congregational Churches
| kv RerS s{hbn E0f3pn n RhNHa fG7HnH- and Il
, 1866-09-20

Grand Reception Mt UutIn3o-Faon. a.
n. ClnpP, the Dccapita1cd I'okt1nus-
ter Of Buffalo, Nominated for Coll
greka-Grcnt Grat1on TO Governor
HrownIow-Spcech OF mir. Stunrt, of
Maryinnd-rrcltara to Receive
them III Erie and Cleveland.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TF!bnne.1
BufTaLo, September ".
A delegation of Southern Loyal:sts arrived !:,rc
on the i've oc1ock t1afn this afternoon. The ea,ue
enthusiasm with which they have been met III
evc.y town Of the Empire Stnte was exhibited
htlc. An immense meeting WAS held in the cren-
i1E ut ST. Ja1uea Eal1. The Appearance Of the
delegates Oil the platform called to'th repeated
mud long continued ctcc-s.
Hun. A. u. C1app was chosen as i:..aident G:
1he meeting. lie was postmaster here 80 ::
l3 Lincoln, aEd has just been removed : .an-
s91' 71dsy As tsas unesitnousty r. mo7'1 f. f. ey
fitth Lisfsict in Congress-. lie made m appro-
rria1e eyeecn AMI war cordially anrlandcd.
aso1c as e ana easussd
poor health. The audience gave hin such Ec:
se2:tou =: has seldo.a been accorded 10 any nan u
feet, and tho audience went wild with e!orm Q!
lurTahtrs, cheering and shouting, to which II
seemed !hcIc would ls ro s1d: ,o,. ,,,,o,sh
4 powerful speech BY :ar. Stnart. OF Maryland.
RI t'lew vivid p'c1r,s q 1a,e miserable c9nai:
@ nd9x 0 Sya' ~ H. mSn ~ f
tnc,a fson, vai lous :ontlsstn newspapers IN which
n W a III was n Il /
tolc1aicd III tic South. Nr, stuart ha' ing made
ihe sume point lie made in Auburn, namely
srrsts 5 e1 go9Sfss Sssson II any ey nGy Pafs G
4 man IN the csoMd called on, Only ths nintl
pntt," Mhfch brought down tic honsc. The plo
, 1866-09-20
LATER.

ne xscccnt French Clrcul1r-Thc Prus.
"ann Fleet Put out Of Commission.
QcEENs7ows, September 1s.-Thc eteamshi.
e'ts OF Ne" York, from New York September SUI
arrived here Today.
rAAls, september 1S-Noon.-Ihe belief Ia mn,
etaI thai Napoleon himself WIS tue aptho, Of t,c
nofe recently madc public, and that Ills SINCERE
desire Is for permanent peace.
DElt1cs, September 1s-The Electoral Law has
ut lcug.h passed the Upper louso Of Prussia.
1hc lrnsstsn feet in the hasbor Of Kiel ha. becp
PM oat OF commission, md there are evidences
On all esdcs OF general disarmament,
, 1866-09-20
FROM CINCINNATI,

Damages to RaIlroads-HcavyR Ralns-
Coppcriohnsou Ratification meeting
The Ralna In Ohio and Indiana
Federal Appointments.
tspeeiA Despatch to The Chicago TE.buae1
C1Sc1SSAz1. September TO.
Considerable damage has been done to rail-
roads In th's vicinity By the recent hear, rains
1Earcl and transportation aro somewhat d:la,ed
In confequcnce, but are all Or time row.
Two and qHafrer frchca Of rain fell In the
tWcnt5-fc1r hoCss ending 1t heven o'clock a. N,
rain. '--s"s
1he Wbat.ao-yeu.eall-it party had ratification
meeting Io-ntgh!, and sutned out biz Sd -tssh.
toned u emoef3tic crowd, hut tho rain washed It
ont. 1eEerst I Ao9ssean was presen bnt exrascd
s5si stesas2 fats1 70 be and he crwd
dleton. THREE Thousand isa liberal eetimate Of
nc nna nnmhss Gat remained 70 hear The speech
tantly since etx o'clock 1aat evening. Con.ide1a.
bls damage has been done to property in Central
q Cincinnati, the Chicago Airline, aud the tfn.
, 1866-09-20

who has been In constant attendance On Secretary
Scrnsd. reports TINT he Is very much better TO-
day. There ssenas to be no doubt that he will re-
REyEnCE CIRCULAR.
WAsn1xGroN. September IA circular has
been Issued Y tae internal Rsssaae olee direct.
deposits, In the manner and form as before, to
the Assessor, the tnx to be peid to the collector
amolnt of deposits 1e d1ed on .he afs. oi Jniy tl
nrSExrE ASo crs7oxs RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, September l9.-The Receipts frxm
Internal Re7enne since the INST Of July a:e
10, 600, aud from eassoms 81, 900 o0o, Or an
aggregate Of over <1*0,0o0,oD.
nLsToE C0lLEcToRAHP.
Adele: on f,om Massachusetts, arc here urging
ihc appointment OF General Couch as Collector Of
Tic port OF Boston.
cousul Gcnc1al Of the Dominican Republic In
New YORK. TlIs Is the frat instance Of the ap-
iSsndt has also sssogsEsd the ~ following
fS f*opaes It spfia pfas
Contnl toI Saxony q, Philadelphia; chsSlcs z;
!ird"rllch, Consul for Bremen, and also Couanl
Franeiseo Dasraso, Consul Genera! for TIE United
s:a'es Of Colombia at New York Jean ha1ir Bcr-
r1er, Consular agent OF Fr1ncu At Newport Rhole
t;e..eEal Of Sweden and Norway at San Francs GO
David laueey, Consular Agent ioE the Kingdom
Of lIaly nt St: 1oais, Missouri Plente Jca1 E..
msEa+ Vice Conful Of Portugal At Charleston.
oontl Ca,olIha, andsJ logo AntoI,o d. hrcle, Con
sul Of Spain ut Philadelphia.
CONFEDERATE NOTES
The Secretary OF tho TEcasurcr has received a
communication from On anonymous correspond
e1t al Co1dsboro, N. c., inctos,ns $eta III Con-
frtezate :,cnsury notes. TIE wrlier says be was
rebellion in eome dealings with rebel quarter
| ulaster. Being Onion man, lc did not rttnrn
the money TO tho rcbol government, feeling that
he was }asit0ablc under The ciycum stances. IN Ec.
inininE It.. Snppo5fng that the rebel debt E1i:ht
| possibly be nssuncl by the United States Gov.
eminent, Ec incloscs Ills sum to the Treasary.
TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONTENTION,
assembled to-day, passed a series Of resolutions
diselaimin$ ly sllrlt T exultat,oa over TIC late
{ct holding that guarantees shah 1e demanded To-
power In The bands Of men who have been aiwa?.
loyal, and that Congress is the righfu' aud soil
authority u p1cecyIle the terms which arc decmct
| to lc fair and n,agnanimoue. The resolutions
also deny the good faith Of rebels who seek t
gnin political power by trcachery, and also con
1eDli the lavlsh use the pardonins power.
, 1866-09-20
FROM JACKSONVILLE, Ill.
The Grain, Hny and x-fato Crops 10
HoFEan County-Prlccx-Fal. seeo"
ing.

-
Morgan CountY-Prlccx-Fals Seed
ing.
lspeoal Despatch to the Chicago Tt1hunc.1
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,. scpte:abcr ie.
Fan wheat is badly cut short by vinter ki,,
Much Of the crop was plowcd up lu he spr.ne.
Inc balance was harvested In good condition.
mailing about ono-half Of the usual arerscc. thr
qasi'1y being very superior. Owing to tha mar
ua1 'os' Of the fall crop, rather uure than the
usual cast Of spring whca. was .owu. Ayc,s0e
yitld about twenty bushels to t.. .crc the oualHy
f DS efor ses e. e. s: 9GE r. ;h rs
xlso PEI hushel: But ii.sle snfplas It shp;aenwt i'm NJ
shipment H,, from ns thts point thIs te4son.
eoua!f;on otead - rnt tn and arrested tn good
,n5fx NJ and t tn.!lsyTb9t litta psoSse:d ia this
Rs1i ao%!ns' o94 a;ana S9ns Tor .hen
1asge crop vas planted md proniscs i hsay1
5aSaa, taonsa a. prssens se:ion4 fe4ss aEe cnter-
ian Ia "a H. f21e1y aatrss host gin 10 Tho
E.esn t1 md aeu5,.hinE q /. shoa1d II Jul1. Il
nsfas M hn.Ss. wss% y r. weather to harden Thousands
81 od Ssa cit are s II the hands
Selling IN this market It ron thrty.nse 10 fostv
cenIs reF bnshe1 IN the ear. Bpt 1ittio Ia eysz
a,o e@ pe4tp 1ei point being usually
:sss T. .sss! sss';s in good
es6 a.s se s.s sste99 9e
rehs he bnss. Ne viii hs1s to ioo H1se 70 oibee ne
II :sCg Fer bassys bsy are selling At
weather stormy for the past ten daye, rafninr
hard all day yesterday, with no present icIica.
nns 'of cleaf weather. Roads In wretchcd coo.
Fail scedins-But little wheat Is set ,ovo. tn,
g'onnd te too vet for r1owirg. The prospect i.
miner dxconragirg 10 secure broad tsst 10: thc
wheat cfDu.
, 1866-09-20
FROM KNOXVILLE TENN.

CONSERVATIVE CDnycutton-Degp1t
from President Johnson-Thc PresI-
dent Sustained and Consress and tIac
Radicals Condemned.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
KNOXVILLE, September 10.
The East Tennessee Convention and mass
meeting, for rattfying the proceedings OF the first
Philadelphia Convention, ard sustaining tho
Presidents policy, met today. Speeches were
delivered By lion. Thomas A. r. Nelson and
Tho following despatch from President Johu-
ExrcrT1vE MANSION, September 10, 1865.
ITO John Williams. Esq:
~ regret that II will be ont OF my power to be
with the people Of my adopted home, in KNOX
,ilic, this day: Though cannot be witt, them In
nrl eclltimcnt- It IL hoped that after they haYc
struggled and au:Gred 60 much for the prc.e-va.
tIon Of The Union they Will not be 1ntsled by de-
signing, bad men, whose policy. II carried out.
will rcsnlt In dlss s,1utlon OF ihe Union, and 4
change Of our free Institutions.
tSisnedl 'ANnREw Jouxsoy,"
Colonel Robert Morrow. Prcsilent Je,ac.nn,s
Plivatc Secretary, was present on the stau:,
Resolutions were reported endorsing T. -, .nttou
Of the Philadelphia johnson Convent ~ IA ror
daily approving the course Of Il ~ "; r.
the Philadelphia Convention & !. o
i;h. i;S. GosEs se,.s,1ashtnr 1aG .uthern Loya
The ConScntlla go - 'ot
and will tnnta-' -,ourucd to meet tbfs crcn,no
15sgat' >. 5s sa e61s Il sef;isa $
-uIy pass without evil "
, 1866-09-20

'1eetfnE Of the 1xerubltcan State Con.
schktoh-An Excellent Platform
sha1ft% mcE1r1tll Nominated for Statk
Auditors and Sherwood aouEh fol
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Proba.
bic Nomination Of Window and Don
ncllY for Congress.
Especial Despatch 10 IT,. Cn,caeo rr,o7ne,
ST. PArr, Mtnu., September 10.
Inc Republican Stata Convention met at lneer.
soils Hall. at eleven o'clock this morning There
was ft.ll attendance, and MI came up earnestly
to the work tf repudiating my policy" Dr..
! ael', o1 "aeasnaw County, was made temporary
Chai, man, and A. c. Dunn. Secretary. Con,mit.
tees On C!edcnsiala and Permanent oreanlx.,Ion
we're DIST appointed.
The following atc the Committee On Resolutions:
G. E. Cole, Of Rice Comfy; James Smith. Jr.. Of
Ramsey Connt;; A. Knight, Of Nieolet County !;
!, Y Daniels: Of 0lms,cad County; and Walter
Crowley, Of Wahashaw County.
alter thirty minutes recess tho Committee On
T: X. E. Cornell, Of Minneapo.fs; vice rrcsIdents
RiehaIdson Of f cos1:,, a On tasaa iakia9
speech stating that be believed Mnnesota won1d oIis
return tho ccLo Of the victory tn Maine.
The Committee on Credentials made report
showing ;o delegates entitled to seats. Tais re.
NJ: Cole, i,om the Committee on Resolutions.
maae the following report, which was greeted
VIZ st9rsG cnGefs and S unanimously y. adopscd:
s.a! A!esotssa, Inat the Gnion party Of Mfnueaota,
tr snstalnea inc Ggncral Government during
nTnr;S ~. SeatS VI sueesssl Snr against the united
S"1th .5 ieocis soain anu rebel sympathtzers
the future a. IN the past solid 'front.' in resfst.
,ben ,b ane eEor.s 70 surrender the Government to
a'Ssv Esee;rs', W. onfns II u. 10 70 usSt19y Il:
m m ~ III H.. W JEn ~ " tae oemah1 that loyal
lie n.t;nnn3 T Ia. ae'ehaea and preserved
.h.1i ao.J, Will ualnss aHa feoelllous States
en51 F1ta;et9 ahat 'pi ~ lhc GoFe.unent
t1,s nmrnnnenf ~ H. neafni! entnrfe
Nn, -" ausnameut 70 thc constitution proposed By
whI tSs az rss1i1Iaaa .sanaa9ns Ger q terms on
Ffta;rtd Th.t ~ H. H0ng1ess; ,Sa.;ag,
dcht ~ Tr.,,tr.1c - ~ t yves IN eSet!AsI,ng
nr,nv. ~ ~ tt ~ IL noplc nen Q! t4e Union
dionai honnt}es Sa nni2 .. svlnS I'd.
~ ,,rtts tSat un5 10 Us hes1G dcisplsss. and
,ho mtee 'na' 1o11nee and morefn' Justice be done
IL
,nf,ino w uv2'uon. OF wright moved that commit
: u:'ss y. oae 1lo!a each judicial District be ap-
posh!eo 10 fccet c statc Central Committee. Tic
motion prc'at!cti. and upon the retiring Of this
eioomi!tets, i Az. Uantels moved that the conycn-
Auditor. f
, 1866-09-20

cinuad, Hamilton j. Dayton road. have tcri
quenee>
eta u Cincinnati roads hxve Sustained no dam,
age, and trains are running regularly.
Central and Southern Indiana and Ohio have
been visited BY p:odisious Eadns since Monday,
which, added 10 the previous extraordinary rain.
fall fnr lhe season, resulted IN remarkable doods
and loss Of property. Seye!a1 Of the railro1ds
leading from, ciacinn1tt s1e seveEely damaged.
bridges are doMu On the cincInnasi 4 lnal3n1p.
Air Line. Seyer11 land slides are reported On tie
latter near kakomo.& 1t Is still rain1ns..
Private dispatches Tom Washington last nigh
?. Saunders Postmaster A. Cincinlasi. General
g. W. Net hes been appointed Collector az Cur.
toms, riet Il. Il. Stephenson. judge Sloan
Fem. B. II. Co1uine, District Attorney. Is It
take q hack seat, and General Strickland Is It
chre fnr3ynrd
, 1866-09-20
VOL. Xxx.

miles long, and the Pak Count, procession con-
tsfncd ore: 600 pcr ons.
Speeches werc made hy Governor Morton, Col.
oncl n. ". Thompson, Hon. Thomas Il. Nelson,
General Waahburn and George K. Steele. Tho
crowd was estimated at between twcnty and
twenty six thoneand.
The Seventh tyoorl,ees') District Is alive, md,
although il hns alwnye been considered HOPELESS
ls Democratic, there is bat little doubt Of Gen
cInl Washbutn'a triumphant clccslon.
A trick OF tie Copperheads to lmpo1t rcbcle from
Kentucky to iutram aud Montgomery counties
hEe been discovered and exposed.
, 1866-09-20
LATEST.

Afan"fcr OF the 9uatirilafcral FORTS tn
scnctia-Tle Venetian Debt Question,
dc,
FLORENCE September 1s.-Gcuc.a1 Rcrc1. nf
the Italian army, left Florence today, for ycneIa
IL ofaef 10 supcrlnsena the arrangements hos the
Venci!a. :"
oEat1s, scpscmbcr 1s.-Fsancs and Peuss1a aro
hearth! III fasor of thu propossl of sIrnchres
Will regard to the Venetian debt,
.iI*Sa, September ls.-Thc Emperor Of Ans.
u'a has concluded to permit tho cxiic, ru'.kv IN
'ne IN haa:ass: rs eaid he Will take up his
qoar1css IN reath, in thai Province. '
, 1866-09-20

Cr71os-,gtdd,,,, ,,., LFEnI'ooI- September IL.
IALLAw-Lfttlc IFuItf '' 4uo'ea a. 4.Ads
nuts Grntral. 7SA. >a' Nt'o euascs IVY lui-
cqnsols oI,enei at ssA fos money. 4sAs' Qa'e'.
c,,e. i sciselnlsr is-tos.on market oD.nc,
Is' ~ ~ @t!Hasr Of d on American Thc ssI,s
quoted at l1a III. 1'S ap'0aos Ano arc
LONDON, Sept, u,bcr 1s-yo,,
American ffcuFIt!ta Ee1cr1lty XIthonf rh.r.
lie o1a,,i;nes naHS adssncsd r.. Te following aSs
thases. ssx; U. s. 12os, slX, ~ 'Ao'' eeotsa1
LlfE.iouL. s. ptc1ube. ,s-Eycnln-.
as idlll1E ur .n1t closed Il i3.d. Tbc .srs
III, ,-o., lfSEE4>e.t- ptcfnhcr lS-Erentn1
Sntn closed II Grid Tor Intx.rd '' "ne4ta1+ea-
4Lc market for Iu1I c1,ntinn; - r4r,t
rc ,o,,.- LoS!'oS. September lS-Ercnin~
ssSt II hs.s ins Innr,y. Esie sf,,es. GT1;asSs
ttEtrt1. iS.&i u. ). 3c4s = o19c~' IN 1.ino.s
, 1866-09-20

Soldiers, Convention In Syracuse, n. T.
SY1AcCsE, y. r., September 1o.-Thc C.inyeu-
called to order Ills afternoon by Colonel j. d.
Mckeou. First Vice President OF The Union, WIN
addressed the delegates which was received with
,nd ie as n a@oas
ber OF outsiders. The roll Of delegates having
been called, the Convention proceeded to bust-
ness. General H. Barlow and others have been
venlion.
, 1866-09-20
Frfze Ff@ht-NIcCooI the Victor.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune, |

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trioune.l
ST. Lor1s, September tg.
Inc prize fight to-day between Mike McCool and
": H. Davis took place on Chouteau Island, nine
miles abo.c the city. The referee was Pat Coyle
nmpiree, Frank Curry and Sherman Thurston'
The fight vas for purse Of $500, and
sp1endid gold belt. Betting vas
generally eren at the beginning, but ,vag run In
tavor Of MeCool subsequently,. The contestnnts
made bet OF $40 before entering the ring. The
light lssted thiEty.avc minutes. md thirty-dyc &c
rounds we:e fought. In the lrst round McC2ol
knorked Davis down, and drew the Hrst blood.
AItef thts. betting WIS two to one In favor Of
AlcGoo!. The next five rounds were all one wa1.
Actool getting the advantage. On Tic seventh
round Davis LEFT eye WA completely closed. ani
ojcod etrcnnled prnfuse1y frnn his nose. One
1f bis seconds applied his mouth to Davis up3er
Up TO suck 4wny the blood. The u4xt ronud was
onds Davis fought hs hest IN this round, iutiIc:
ing eeyerc blows on McCool's bUly, but in tfc
end got The worst Of II, McCool k1ocSiuc him
Gown. From this time 10 the end NcCool bad
all the advantage. At the cod Of the thirtr-fhi75
round Davis wanted Ats seconds to th,ow m fhe
sponge. but they made him dcht two more rn,1n,1s.
when they acknowledged whipped McCoot m 1de =
mad fs5J collected. Davis could hardly sian6 I'd.
All parties returned 10 the city by etI o'clock u
the evening, The affair was generally orderly,
though come fighting occurred on the boats.
, 1866-09-20
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