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he rcceGulzed as tho Government ofa State Of
this Union. until In good faith IL accepts md
rntifics the constitutional amendments pro-
cccdirg from the loyal md patriotic people
ofthc Union.
II ID q matter Of some curiosity here In
Illinois why Mr.. Browning wrote a,,y letter,
and "a rticularly such letter, at this tlme.
1t ia nomiually addressed 10 two citizens of
Quincy, but was It intended as m address to
the people Of Illinois? II 1t was, then It Is
but thrown nwny. Mr.. Browning might as
we'll have undertaken to dam up tho Mis-.
sissipp! River by proclamation, ns to enlist
the sympathy, the support, OF even the pcr.
scnal respect OF the people Of Illinois for
Andrew johnson. His letter will do tho
Pscsidcnss cause no good Its only
effect Will ba to reduce Mr.. B:owp-
nE In tho estimation of the people
OF tEis Stute to tho political lcycl Of
tho President, and Gnu many TO rcgret That
gentleman who might have passed througl,
public lifo respectfully without atfractinE
special attention, Inns unnecessarily pro.
claimed himself to be ''swineing round tho
circle" Of tue Executive trcachcrics, usurpa-
tions, and reasonable alliances md combi-
nations ngalnst the people.
Ills defence Of the President and Ills dc.
nuncfation Of Congress, me rendered sadly
Inconsistent iy lis repeated declaration that
the nearer the control of ltu Government IL
brought TO the people, tho gecntcr is
tho security against usurpaton. In
contest between the President
md the representatives. of tho pcpplc,
in which hands must the control be in order
to bc nearer The people? The present Con-
rfalEH (knaytt Il H.,tt !,
, 1866-10-30
A SEQUEL TO THE COOYEET TRIAL.
Tho Case of Harrison McNcal-xptof-
eating Lccnl Questions.

y kI-u
The case Of Harrison McNea] who n viii
be remembered by ull rcatlers or the srnr
was Indicted as an necessary In The murder
Of the Roosa family. was sct far trisl m
"Wednesday Of 1nst w:eF Enr tba nr.... ~.
Of snyinc expense to The county i w,s 1,se nrn.
posed b The counsel Of the dciaucc. mi
al Informal manncr, for The opinion Of tic
Court the questions Of lar in the case, Tbs
opinion OF the Court on these auestinns
would dctcruAEe whether the impann.li;ns.
Of Jury and the trial Of the case woul.I h.
necessary OF not. The questions submitte1
for the opinion Of the Court were hire, in
number.
l. If 3IcSeal melted Coovert to commit
burglary only, without The expectation or
intention on Ills part that any life shonli bc
taken, and Coovert, while iu the prFpetra-
tion of the burylatv committed murder
could McNeal be convicted as IN accessary
to that muflers
Tlis was most interesting and important
question, not only to the legal profession.
Int 70 eyrrv intrllf-rnt and ih,nt ;p,, ,,1,n
, 1866-10-30
FROM kQkOHO.

Terrible NnrHcr-Une I1nn a1cc1s AM
o1her aid Shoots Kim Down In Cold
Kloen-Ceusc OF Hhc I1o1ugcluc-Cor-
unersT Observation-Disclosures ood Co.s1-
mltHlcnt Of The Murderer.
From the Indianapolis JouEnal]
KoRoxo, Oetohera5.
A terrible and horrible shooting aiffay
occurred III this city this morning. Cham
hers Allen, formerly resident of this
city, was shot AID Instantly killed
Ly Dr. Cole. Nj. Alien hail
called at the post office and inquired after
Letters, and as he passed ont Of the door upon
the sidewalk be was met by Dr.. Cole, who
remarked to him: fou arc the man who
ruined my poor wife, and Immediately
drew q areyolver, the ball entering the right
breast. The doctor fired again, the ball pass
ing through the back Of the unfortunate
nuns head Mr. Allen fell on the sidewalk,
and Dr. Cole shot him twice again, both balls
entering the stomach. lie was carre, intn
the pest office, where Corouer's inqucst
was held. DR.. Cole was arrested, ant1.<
M examination before the Mayor, was >es--
mitted to Jail,
There arc various reports in circulation as
to why Dr.. Cole killed Mr.. Allen, but it il
supposed that an improper intimacy between
the DOCTORS wife and Alr. Allen was the
cause Of this terriblc homicide. Mr Allen
has wife living In Hagerstown. He WAS at
Que time resident Of Indiana polls.
Or. Cole was gentleman OF rcspec!ability,
and Q good physician. Tie murder IS
deeply deplored By our citizens. and We
certainly hope that we may never again be
called upon to chronicle another mur!crsin
oIr city.
Mr.. Aliens remains will SO to Hagcsstowu
tomorrow for intermcnt-
, 1866-10-30

.;noo H., o,,u ,--- -. - - -
] o"r,,,d Nv e1.,t1on va ""s "."u' ,a. :" ~ '."
+ wa vol nn,1rrsia,i - ~, ~, % .,s p,.at' rnn
dent would mo Ma ,,o,rnr q, tI,c ada of t,,o
insurgents. in cnsc If M omen ou,brrah The
firm attitude Of f;oycrnor Fletcher nnd Mo
Slate authorities and tho cnthu,|astic and
united sunnort accorded to them hv thc
rarty. however. l,ns appare1,tlv ovcrowcd
aud tllwartcd these consp,rators. Althourl,
some rebels not entitled to roto have suc.
cccdcd in getting registered. their numbers
orc comparatively insignificant. and entirely
too small to change The ,csult. There Is q
Board of Appeals, which has power to strike
from the lists any names wronrfully enrolled.
and this bas been done ia numerous in.
stauces, In which tho fact of illegal
registration has been satisfactorily cstab.
llshcd. LII word, tho pcrlls aud doubts
that hung over the Union party of Missouri,
only few weeks ago. havc disappeared, and
fhc ekfrs nre n,,snIcinns rrorn{slnr n sn1cu
, 1866-10-30
TIE BALTIMORE CONSPIRACY,
No Violence Apprchcpded,


The Washington Republican Of this mora
"Goyc,nor SWAMI, Of Maryland, was in the CITY
yes:ettsy afternoon, and held au Interview aita
!snee In connection with tic case Of the Police
Conmiseioncss."
We hope we nrc authorized to flnd In the
above announcement an intimatlon that tho
the removal Of the Police Commissioners to
the arbitramcnt Of the Law, instead Of that Of
force, either State or national. fthc result
of the Investigation should be the appoint
rncnt Of successors to the present Police
Eoard there would be no disturbance in Bal
timore. unless 1t should be commenced by
tte new anPolntSes Of the Governor, who i
directions Of the Governor. Hence the
that tscrc sdn Wiil be e inc Inc Fioienee5 ssiaeG'
is good omen for the peace and order Of the
city. 1t Is an Indication on the part OF the
Governor that If new Commissioners are ap-
q writ Of nldndamus, aud test the question
before Judge Martin; and that In such 8 case
he will repudiate the thrc-ts made by his
friends Of oflnstalling them by force. 1t il these
threats, and the ru1nor abroad that with the
new Commissioners new police force will
conflict Of authority would epsuc, that has
caused nll the fears OF q disturbance. The
Police Board have from the commencement
Of these troubles stgnf1ed their entire will
ingncss to submit to the action of
" courts, aud the Union men Of
cd nny disposition to resist the action of
a competent judicial tribunal. The matter
is one susceptible Of being determined With
ont any undue excitement or violence, mud If
the Governor had sooner exhibited purpose
Of submitting the final decision Of the ques-
AfrY.% VNr-. &-tI ry,
, 1866-10-30
PEKSOHAL.


shsef tuIeen anu sa'Ves' ana naeasome sum
~ nioneJ nafe oeen p.eseocu ~ T'oAessoF .. d.
AhSe!lr lne new freaiocnt OK scrmont University,
FecentlY ed1:or OF INC providence JouTHcs, oy hta
t11enae In mat city. lhls IL compliment We'll
bestowed. Mr. Angel was popular Professor IN
"oia brown. nAde capital editor, aud w1ll win
new aono1z N iae station to Which nc has oecn
AMoeS 'ne Ieeeus arrivals as iGe hese,e noasss
pos.on. - na' u @e Itlncesa Aata', VINO Is on
nef way nome 70 floflda, IN company with tho
SOD OF me late commodore Dahas- sae u the de-
eeendant OF Joachim Musaf, h1ns Of Naples, and
6elonsF 10 Florida, where she has long resided
by the Ticssitudcs Of war Of the rebellion she
became greatly reduced tn circumstances, losing
ail net negroes, anu snaeIfug o.her losses. Attho
close OF the was, Lon1a Aapoleon sent to know
Dow eua 4afea, and, on scccls1a@ inc required IN
formation, hns settled OF her for life the sum Of
N,0Co ftanea, or about 8lsoo In gold annually.
She has, during the past GUNNER, been in Paris.
where she attended the marriage OF her 0etcc to
the DUO de Nonehy. Ills a somewhat remarkable
conclaence, that, while connected with the repre-
seusatire OF European royalty on one hant, shells
also relative OF General Washington, her great
grandmother having he en- WashiDgton's sister It
Is but Just to the Princess to say that she never
had my sympathy Tor the rebellion
II nos Ecueraly KNOWN thai the eldest daneA-
tcr OF the late 6euesal SCOT died broken hearted
Ill ctSA|a eooseut, peSaos1 net 1a'hea "oU4o Aot
give bis conseut 70 her naHlase VIII young
French nobleman ana oaeef.
Aon!a, : satsa@nt seeei'es ei''"o ~ HIS saase
" .ue %oule pt1Ao hoheS.
ou, ouns pEu'e aae
poaa ~ .4sino, ~ ~ olo eoneasue u
So1I si4.e,+ o,.4 a. t'e" otlesaa ou us -1s'-
soioEsA sLaau1sa cassJ, iaIe dastslaut iIeasatef
o. INC onllea sta'es, died 1t his residence IN
newport, hetkime: County, New ORE, On the
AI..1
nun@ cn"u4.Se1 =" gepe"' ate oeesass y, tuo
- sta1s =. Ne" 3utk, anu Pusuet ~ ane oauA'ns
ta VI uepe" q 80, noetei. oso "H 4seens ocGsa'au
oJ ne taeH OF S<aO,oo by one OF me cleeSs, m
eluolne me eapltA anu man5 deposits. Ar. tot-
Ice GA7e up 70 ne o4o"+ ann NJ Uepe" mel tne
e'eo!Ioss' put 'ne mentaa agony o. Inc ss'3s9e
nearly o'ettase~ MS feason, ana ioF weeks altes-
"stn ne Eeemeo 10 verge oa INSANITY. Wnan
asAeo 70 PARTICIPATE rs cano1a4se ~ 'ne Ponueal
Canvass IN lnat otate ne oeenceas resi- partisan
leennS Enoala o1aE anu olsto1t ha Peeunlafy AZ
lal1s. ..,-....-
h1stoffs s0cef eostuneis Is talsly gofzeous. On
aseeen' p1omenaoe On broadway, her dress wns11
OK Inc neasless oiack aatnass s1iS, with Large
SUE eass WoSen into ths texture OF The fabric in
manner "hacn mace me asaEs iook a. II shsy "eso
maze Of alses. Inc heat dress consisted
Nhlie lace mppels OF the most costly and tair1'lke
"ofsnansmf' honN pendant anu covering The
eatr, 1e2enlns oo"a 70 "nere Tue osess "a1 last-
eneu al tae tn9oat- me Icao-afess was s":1aount.
co ns eesetat oeaauio1 nssaoogt 'sansts, s and
nom eaen eae nuus pcnuaa, 80 ~ ~ ~a'noSo
, 1866-10-30

From Tho Ncw York Evening Fossil
We read this morning, for the nfticth time
nj least, in the Washington dispatches, that
l.. y. Campbell, Minister to Mexico, Is In
Washington, and wi! , presently SCI ont o., isr
no doubt read this daily item viii, 'inucl,
Interest; but VIC do not think. the general
public carcs very much about II. II Mr..
Campbell Is going to Mexico, VIC trust he
VIII 20 without more words; and If he
means TO btay III Washington VIC hope he
trouble to the public. which really docs not
care very much what becomes Of him, 1t has
rot so tired Of seeing him, like Paul Fry or
my other bore, always on the point Of going,
hut never getting Oh.
, 1866-10-30
rG1sI: NEH GE Es:isTx* I:.sN lL3.T-
Eft1E.

No4Es
There is no mo:e dangerous feeling in c!cc-
lion lines liam that Of over confidence. In
the First, Second, Third, Filth and Six:l,
Congressional Districts "s ibis State the op-
position to the Republican candidates for
itcal ohiccs is merely nominal In but onc
Of I'll The counties III these districts did tile
CoTpcrl,cads hnyc majority III 1874. The
Democratic candidates Tor Congress. for the
Legislature aud for cnnnty officers are only
ran fur show, not one of them expecting to
lie elected The policy Of Our aaycr.a:irs
is to get ont every vote Of their party for
The State ticket and while they apparently
arc engaged in Il hopeless struggle for Sacr-
iii, thry arc really getting out their full
strength for their State ticket. a hundred
votes for Dickey i'll Boone Cn.,H:y coun: Ms
we'll rs if they were rollcl in f'n;ro. Oar
friends Should sec to it that, bcca-sc they
have al, overwhelming majority in their
counties, and in their Legislative aud
Congressional Districts, and the election Of
their heal candidates is beyond Ill question,
t:ac:c is nouc the less duly resting upon
thcn, IL poll every vote in their respective
precincts. 1t is not cn,u:,a to c!sct local
tickets; It Is mt enough to eject m.,n-
-N'' - 49, 4+t H'slAA 1liS a]I I'll NhITFr&t IL
is rot enough 10 elect thr State ,irket hy
ten, fifteen or twenty thnusr:,ti mcinr:ty.
Tic Siatr ticket rl,o1ild hare ty .t,i1sat,l
majority, ard ii can have that majority il
tho Republican voters In the northern c.;:.,-
Tics VIII rcii their !ul1 strength, AMI d. tlrir
whole duty
1u tho districts which t,c Co7pcr,..a.ls
i"5iss a!e d.hatatlr-tle Fourth, Seventh,
Eighth, Twelfth and Tlli7trrN:l-il,rser Il iii
be no trouble; there The urina mcM arc
aiisc to The presence Of the cs2nly, and
rot one will be found abscat.
Let the northern districts, where the
opposition is hopclessly lisorgarized aud
dcspcndns, do tlsrir work half 50 we'll, and
!llc majority in the State will he what II
ought to bc. In the Democratic districts.
Ross, MarskAll's and Thornto,4's our friends
afc working bravcly il they do not carry
one Of them, they will reduce the aggregate
majority III tlcsc districts at least onc-lalf.
Will the people Of the northern districts
permit their gallant brethren Of the
Coprerhcad districts to carry or tac banner
for good work nobly Performed? In this
district our majority &c 1S.4 may be doubled,
aud probably will bc. There is no reason
why tue Republicans Of the Sccoud District
1nny not rs we'll make Farnsworth,s majority
1900. Washbnrnc, In 1864, had 500 ma
jctity, and that district, this year, If full
vote be polled, can give John a. Logan
15,CN. \ like Increase is practicable in In
gcrssll's, Cooks md Bromwcll's districts.
Cn'ioln's majority will be more than doubled.
1t should be borne in miud that there Is
lot Coppcthcad voter in all the State, no
, 1866-10-30

noon, was very enthusiastic. Stirring
speeches were made by General Butler,
Eoyeruor Solomon nnd Attorney General
Gill, and the session wls cnlivcncd
By instrumental music and sopgs by the
Glce Club.
THE PROSPECTS.
The prospects Of Gcnern1- Palnc's rc-c1ec.
ton arc good, md growing better. The cur.
rent Is setting strongly in his favor, and If
wo can prevent the naturalization of DESERT
crs and draft "sneaks," nnd there Is no Cop
pcrlcad colonization or fraudulent voting,
think there can bn no doubt of bis success.
Some Of the most Intelligent Copperhcads
already give up the battle Us lost. The Cop
pcrhcad county ticket Is very Objectionable,
even to the Coppcf},eads, and the Rcpub!i.
cans havo nominated u county ticket chiefly
of soldiers, and there Is to be straight,
stuud-up, hand-to-hand fight. VoI.
, 1866-10-30

Renull,c.n yict or1ce i,o - I,nno,,
n moftcr of coursc or 1oto ,,,ut 1,,,Ia Ii"
boe 1,ccu t,,.cn NJ I'm .,,n.,,,,.a .s;,.,' " -.
wect v,rc,,,,o or Th,red.,, ,..t T,.s
snlt ofthn o,o,t,on -. CO. o.,,s. 49,. 49,.
th,oo ,,o,,,hass nc rannss .,as 49,. a1 .1's.
rnnno ,11 oo,,ont St"3a 81 .ooon.',. a..,, ~
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tr,n - ,,,o -,,;n,,,,,os a.. ,,.,'.a,, ~ as.
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t,rar .,,o1..
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tfe vYr,;tc 1J,nso o,t ~ H.. sa,.au,.. ,as
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N.,;no pan,,r..,,,s',:n oI.;a 1,.a:.',s ' Is
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:o1,,soT's :, ,,o1or,, ~ .aaast .a.;a 1,,.,a ~
t,'a .asna;,,;,!" r'. 49,! HN.as son, "n,s
an,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ;g ,.se,;. "ao".u'y
49, s. .sna,.n ou.' r,.s "o''"e " ~. 4Ana
s.sxo.. sns t"1,ss ,,e n'aa.,. WV a'e eApsEteo ~
Iapluas Ea'Easa. sDe -. usus WIG All SAVE
ass Ieh"so. ,sa':o.n a"u s 49, :" INIT"
~ no apoatas9
a.,t ~, "oa i.', ass o se ~ suss VIZ
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~ 49, 49, ~" ,1,.,s ,nss =. ~
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th,so ro1-osonta,;ros 49,. ~. ~ia'<,a =.
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, 1866-10-30
E..lr:t.1s Soldiers College md Military
AcNtScM1T.

.-.... @1~Ss
IEfa institStiou ss now open tor the reception OF
students. 1t L. s'tnsted at Fulton* Wht:rsido
San:ts. On the Mississippi River, 1B miles due
line OF The Sottiwsstcrn Raflsoad- NasnIaecnt
IN d'H:s ana g'onnce' worm over TWO hnadfeo
tAoneana ao!aff, nave eeea purchased at.'l pad
~ "s taI''uac e'"*ets y! Ai."oa", WIN tac pNE-
49, to 't,,l ~ p.'eI nNn'A ~ .sash " VIC
"nNe e"to'esr arg sallors o. sae sHte ana thclf
"cr. .e nsans y. a,qa',an: uao.ohsn ea"ea'ton.
~ o'o..ts So'leec ~ 'hstnaeo a. a h2'ht ana
~, s ~ s,. ~, anu ~ soon " s'ne'h' tano
.'" w s".seu' WA w tFfe, III te9pect eoln 10
.a!s'ua 1Au ooara. !! 'e n"t 70 DC eons'defed
e""'.sn'.s 'ns stut'o'. ouI ils advantages are o.
Hs.o 70 'ac soldiers IN na't payment OF q heavy
usut a"e aie", te pc'F1o ol Tue stare 10 Tue sns-
sSoff o. tne !a'e wal, anu 10 tue cntldicn OF the
nisno'ea ano ueeeaseo. Al Is !" DC a nome, whsro
these nono'eo sons {" alllnols may nat only DC
eafed lor, ~ memory OF tue rast' bnt be 0llcd for
hses ol erean anu Aeelnlness hereafter.
an etpet1enesa corps Of instructors nave ocen an.
Toislso' anu all tue ddsantages Of apparatus aud
ltorarles VIII oe 1ufnishea. ihe college consists
OF preparatory. normal, a commercial. ecitn.
'loc, ana etasssca! department Glasses arc A.
!eaoy iotnca, or Will be formed. TO suit the quail
iea''ons anu "lsaes ot any applicant. me con-
o'lon VI tEe 1aua AT piekcnt chaoles INC trustees
10 o"et 10 foiaeEs ana th'loss OF Illinois,
anu 10 'hels sous not ICES tnsn t"elfe years OF
age. nee tullon, infnishea rooms. and lights.
1nosc VINO noasu IN Inc coiicsc commons pss
ihe ac'oal coft OF the provisions and help neccs-
sass 10 fuPF's l"e tnoie. lhe enufc expenses OF
hs'nocEt, asiae rom c4othtng, nccd not exceed
ono nundied dollars during Inc eotlcee year.
1Ef ooasd Dill Is payaolc quarterly IN Advance.
sshoehs, mol soldiers or theit sous, arc admit
'sa 10 INC institution upon Tho payment ot S3J1
per year.
Each student must provide bis own sheets, pill
low-cnees, towels ami blankets ; also, a pair Of
slippers. All other necessary articles for tho
rooms arc furnished.
There arc now present. sputsuine their studies
, 1866-10-30
Terrible Powder Explosion.
TIE following letter Is published Ia the
Salt Lake City TideNe:
Sxnn's Fon6, Green River, Utah.

SNIlH 1UlA, 0lctl! ttSCF. UIA0,
September ~, 1865, (
To the Editors Of the Vide.te:
SIR: A terrible explosion occurred In the
train OF Mr. Joseph fayors, Doolittle master,
nine miles from the junction Of the Bridgcr
aud lIams Fork road, on Rock Greek. be-
tween tho two submits. The train was load
cd with powder, md ono wagon containing
5000 pounds blew up at ~ o'clock on tho
lath Of September.
A hub was the largest piece Of wood found,
and every piece Of iron, and, In fact, every
part Of tho wagon was broken into fragments
md thrown hundreds Of yards. The wagon
was drawn BY five yoke Of oxen, three of
which were torn into bits; also one yoke Of
were badly burned. All that could be found
Of the driver was piece Of one Of Ills
feet, Joint Of finger, mud D small piece uf his
skull: The estimated loss Of property Is
5000.
, 1866-10-30

Then. TOO, In thote conntEtos whete human in-
mente. the Minds Of men hare bsen the most
Tee IT. countries enclosed, Civilization has lam
great valley Of 'he 8lssiasippi. which prodaco
ssetsd by siyere aqd dFaiued - lakes. which c4t-
ss' ssssss Ss:.os s. eIshs Z aeeas ass
farmer could mr. years aso. No: only has Ills
toad done much for GU. advancement, but Ii has
changed our modes Of do'u. business. The
oeesn oc wss formerly barrier hclwcon nations;
ro1s 1ae ,a eRsans q be great Union Pss!ae Rel,
er Ell b. .ss s55 shs Asn r. sna 1
VII hs dotted c:tira and VILLAGES ~hfch will Ill
eensaln s hundreds OF thousands Of happy thriving
pMcpe' MgPe' n' thinking In the golden dew Of pros
Ine a;dyanta:cs of ths sat1roads arc Is gre.t
poIll'!e,tiy a. socially. Thcy lass differentiation
states of!La Union together so e,osey Ia thoy @
ssnn9Gi ssonGd ss ,.,5 s'ndsFs hy treason. though
!ss's9 s. a.ass; as 'Ssss T .ag ,be vsp.ts e
et ns shS has e tv:sd oo bss
sns II H. f. ot: nj S I ssa
e s'n H. sos a.sss q Is rs ss
thotct OF California
And the hast has her pars 10 do In The dcsslop-
II wosk viii lie wei for iho grand ,csa..p p's Wa
want no custom houscf IN al our btonl domain
10 stop trAtac between the alcsscut Status. Wo
whnt ttndo 10 bc free mud nuLammclleI, that tic
nt;SStent scctiozs tnay DO able to Communicates
WIN carh olher freely. ard exchange their pr
Gnets and manniaetntvr without loss. Bcfo7o long
now raIscs i; tho wesi viii n1anufscsurc great
PORTION Of The wool which tLu ,,ow scpd* e!.u-
Sse sna aaftRBars tB. H. tM
tieS VII! lotn ns 10 rtii1 closer bond Of unity,
, 1866-10-30

The coal veins, mud the strata generally in
this mine, show q gradual thickcuing of the
LaSa1lc coal measures from northwest to
southcast-tlc quantity Of workable coal ut
this place being considerably greater than in
the mines on tho north side Of the river.
The third vein Of this mine Is very hard
and glossy coal, and is deemed by the COM
Tany the best coal yet discovered in Illinois
The superintendent pressure of three hum
drcd and thirty-three feet OF rock
and shalc has made 1t unusually com
Pact and free from sulphur. The
sccoud vein is the thicllcst that has been yet
discovered In Northern nlinois-peThaps in
the whole State The Company expect to
bu raising one hundred tons per day by the
18th Of November, and two hundred by the
1st of January.
The Illinois Valley Company was incorpo-
rated by the Legislature at its last scssion.
lis capital stock is Sjoo,0 The projectors
and principal Stockholders Of the mine re-
side in this city-C. G. Wicker, Esq, being
The President, and J. T. Ryerson, Esq, Sec
rotary and Treasurer.
, 1866-10-30

- Prominent politicians at Washington
assuit that there will he gain of two Union
Congress: men in New York. one in tho Bu.-
Gl!n District now represented by Humphreys,
and one in thc Grange and Sullivan Dis.
tr;ct now represented by Winfield.
, 1866-10-30

IT In New Jersey the split in the Demo-
cratic ranks In Rogers district will prob
ably deprive that notorious individual OF his
scat, and elect Union candidate. Tho
election Of Halscy (unlon) over Gilchrist In
the Jersey City District Is also confidently
expected.
, 1866-10-30

.SF The Christian name Of the three great
lights Of the SO called Democratic party of
New ioIk is John, They arc: John 4. Dix,
john T. Hoffman, and John Morrisscy.
, 1866-10-30

Total: ...15.6s3 1acS3 15,ll5 15,afs
sli!twell's NAL: a.t0 Stank's maj .aa,S11
Total u1ion majority on Coustessmcu IN
1SE::.: -:....-...... -.-..-........11 1851
Total Union majority on Congressman in
1GG....... -. Il ssl
, 1866-10-30
TIE INDIANA ELECTION,
Vota for ConErcssnncn,


foFTIcrAL.1
The following Is tho official voio for Con.
grcssmcn at tue Indiana elections Of 1861 and
1EfE.
, 1866-10-30
New toni Mines.

A new and very extensive and complete
coal mine has just been put in working order
in the Northern part of this State. We refer
to the works oil the Illinois Valley Coal
Company, Mt og1cshy station, on the Illinois
Central Railroad, on the south side of the
illinois River, about two miles from Lasallc.
This being the first shaft sunk through the
three veins On the south side of the river, in
the lasalle basin. the statistics Of the mine
have some scientific, as we'll Us economical,
yn1ue Tiny arn rs fn11ous.
, 1866-10-30
TEE CAMPAIGN ISWISCOSs1N.

The Congressional DlBtrIcty-The Ger
man Prcts+PolIt1cnl FlcctinEs-Gcn-
eral H0tier-Spealker Colfa1-Soldlcrs'
and Snilorss ConFenslon-Thc Pros
, 1866-10-30

Total =. ..-... 1865 1878 s9Al 1s.Gs3
Colfax's mai. ,GSu Colra1's mai .,tt3
TENTH DISTINCT,