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, 1866-11-23
MEXICO.

Tho Liberals to Attack Demonstrations
and Executions Ordered by Juntcz-Cor-
Isrousn de Lhu5s-" Dule'' Gwin The
rnrt DC Played " tth Maxtmf1tnn-A sharp
Notc from the Fscnch ForrtRa Minister
SAN FRASctsco, November "a letter from
President J9a5ez 70 the A,kiean Consul At 'his
Auza aud attack Drtango, Hhtch was supposed
sssonsd @ y 5y Sesiean 1%gperiasts NJ I % onis ~ Lite @
Jna1ez psrloned two traltore; named Enhqucz
nd Menteza, tseo were ezeeuted. T1ey were ,
?saSs NV onR Yea Snast o1enpsc1 ibc IT, Tribune pu
tween Mr.. Seward aud II. Drouyu de Lh1ye, On
sedtra1es by Maximi!ian: About tho arat ofJuly,
lec'. Dir. coFwtn wss dcsirons Of sending in,
rorlant aespsteles IRON Acs1co to !he United
h. lbc bearer, but bis otter was only partially ac
ead aa tn to
olatc ibc fanettty ofevcn an embassador4nl seal In
the bands Of any private person, In order to learn
fore, sent his dispatches By private opportunity
70 Vera cru7, ard tney were put int1 Don En-: En-.
.Icle had bsen seized, and all hia pape5s taken
from % Not rdins hs ,e5pse'cd despatch
Among them Was fonud bundle Of letters be-
1orgil:E 10 eomc oh:f traveller bu; accidentally
Unta h m1ast M he s e. Susse Of 'as
a nnn,bcr Of letters irom Dusc Gwln. showing
4 o, he stood high in the cst,Eation both Of The
about r. obtain ia,ge Gacte Of land, and his son
to have euntrol of the largest gold mine IN the
world. But Mr. Gwiu did not coadne hlmte1f to
bis owu prospects, but epeaks Of Mr. John=on's
acc.s ion to The Presidency in 10 hattcsins
! tel ms.
Colonel Mcjil promptly forwarded these letters
nrd. Through our Embassy at raris they we're
rent to ;lc French Cot rnment as containing fnll
sdHe Of the principal leaders OF The rebellion.
=. Nr. pigelow, in representing the case. to the
rseneh ,;, ,a, s2 ;, these letter. it AZ
though citizens OF llc CnIte1 Stalee, arc disIoya
; to It, Government; = sce1nd. thsy arc engaged IL
Mexico, grants q mineral lants IN ihe States Of
the ltcpuh1ic adjoining. the United States md
iha! DR.. Gwin Is to be tho chief agent In working
non, parties IN he rebellion Is expected fourth.
ri'at they assurc Macmillan ard ihc En- peror Of
ihT Ftclcl, That t!eir complicated nIoeecangs
Mexico and injuEe the United staies !; fith. that
they claim to have M Tie patronage Of ,lc Emperor
Of tie French. with HsSprnncess Vi military aid.
. In reply 10 ihese intlmat1ons that France and
| National comfy. M. 'Drodyn dc Lhnys answered
ave shall always be ready, Sir, to respond
frankly to demands for explanations coming to US
from an allied nation, when thcT Ere lnspirca by
aud hased uron authentic documents or positive
facs, Int must add that the Emperor Is resolved
to reject all internola lions which may come to ns
tl!st ,! i i ri IT fo1 , ne 70 -. ea1ishiea
refson. Nho BAD eugrsted to Sex,co. % but Ut Wat a
| know Of ile intentions Of tie Mexican Govern.
, 1866-11-23

Newspaper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bill
Speech Of Colonel stokes.

Newspaper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bill
Speech Of Colonel Stokes.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE, November ~.
The Ntpoteh and Onion d. American Of this c4ks
haye been consolidated, and will appear On Sat
urday morning under the nsmo Of the Union ano
Wtpdfch. Too many papers and the depressed
s;aie Of business here brought abont the Iuslon.
a bill passed first reading In the House to-day,
providing that hereafter an oath OF allegiance to
the State and Ccnesal Government will be snfi
cient proof OF loyalty. anu en1t1e thoae subscr1b
lug to it to the privileges Of voting.
Colonel W. 3. StoEcf, Congressman IRON this
State. on invitation of members Of tho Legisla
snEe. made stirring speech at the Capital to-
ntcit, discussing at length The great questions Of
TIC day. which he SAID was whether loyal men OF
rebels should sonduc. tle GoseEnmept and that
favor of.he former. IL severely handled President
Johnson declaring TINT crery rebel and bush
wbacseE III thc country sEore by Andy, and VA!
eody a1d .onl ,s ,sommi.ted to my policy" H
rhattcal1y opposed to taking it IN trade for uni
ycrtal sut;rnEe and rebel er1ranchisement. III,
Constitutional Amendment was what Tas needed
and II would become law,
, 1866-11-23

Indictment for Treason Observation-Disclosures
Of a Observation-Disclosures in Kentucky
Arrest OF IN Alleged a1urdcFerThr
"Frcc Sonth'' Cnac-E1cct1on OF tnilcd
states $eantor from Ala buA1n-Attrmrt tn
Commit Frnud-Su.pcnsion Of an Indiana
Banh-Fitc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttbnne.l
C1sc1SxAT1, November a.
The indictment for treason against Colonel
Bianton Duncan, late Of the rebel army, has bern
dismissed By Judge Ballard, Of the United Stairs
Court at Louisville, because It Was found that he
had ALREADY died Il pardon fsom the President
This settles the question in Kentucky.
The Brown County coult has found Samuel
Huling guilty Of blowing open and robbins the
county safe at New Richmond, and sentenced him
10 TN years" confinement in the Pcnttentfary, at
the expiration Of which he will be tried for tho
murder Of the old 3.nlto.. Adam Rose. who at.
tempted Gis arrest Al tho time Of the robbery.
in many plsces throughout tic sta1e, 70 lnvokcs
'hs af4 rn. 91,he .It;s15 ;, TO sntoTss @ thc ,as
murder Of Williams, found dead in
his cha1ee 70 ihe Jug IL liz easc oi William i.
wcs,sly; pablirhe6 n Sewpoa, ~, before the
judge charged that II vas not Al ordinary east
where man sues another fo1 property lost, II !.
question whether man has right 10 1tsc
: Bis own house, to pursue bis own lawful employ
nent; whether be is to he held ct The mercy ami
ca1,ricc cf half dozen Or hundred men, or T. I.
I've rnf!er the protection Of the Law. II thl
rlaiatiT had conducted himself IN way Il
tIon, tic law was open At that time. and there VA
shsn s msn Se hsIa to
dan,aCe:, but il was In their detection to .cturl
whatever damages they considered the plalnd:
had sustaincd They should deduct from taat III
| n hnyf ttHrn mid him TIL
{Cry rpicrcd verdict for the plaintiff Of s., 5
rath.r kmal! compensation forthe loas sosiainc'
| by The cditOr.
The Alabama Legislature today elected exGo'
, 1866-11-23
APPEAL TO THE FENIANS.

A Call to A rms for the FInnt Stru9Ele-Coui.
miitcc Appo,uictl to Receive Douutfona OF
Arms and aloncy.
New ToRK, November eaa-The following para
grarh contains The substance Of the appeal Issued
i.y tie assembled Fcntans uf tnIs city:
10 ihe men OF Irish birth. and all lovcra Of Re-
nnb1tcan institutions everyWhefc:
toUKTnIhES, FRIENDS AND BROTHERS: Ercry
itcm reaching us from Ireland renders 1t ceHaln
tc5ond aH question that our countrymen are de-
tcsmEcd On war-War TO the knife, and that this
ycsJ year the final struggle Of onr people with the
foreigner MIL soon be iuansuras ascd. The oprrcss-
cd will met the opprcssos foot TO foct to battle for
lhe issue Is patent: either we naust succeed in
ibis our Anal struggle, and lake our p1ace among
the nations Of the Garth. Q. be defeated 20 be scat
tered broadcast A. people, acspieed. pointed al
tie Tor every country but our own.
ADVOCATES oT universal liberty, Iul especially OF
liberty In ireland, we hare tlsolsei to do all In
our power to sustain thnse Of our kindred who
ke* p garrison At home. That the struggle now 90
imMinent mag be short and elective. NC appeal 10
LEI n!1 the assistance that our brothers may re.
4uire: That no one having claim to Irish blood
iu Ills veins mny have an excuse for contrib
uftnc from his means, committee Of gentlemen
properly accredited will call upon all from whom
aid Is expected, that a permanent record Of all
:hofc who will do their iniy to Ireland ut 60 i'm
rorant cfefs ar this mag b. kept Tor futurc pnr.
poses, ~ well a. lloec who By their non-action
~ish il to he recorded, ~ theif opinion, that cur
race At latt Is conquered. 1he committee are in
for The use Of the 1rish Republican n1y, and will
hand In their lists weekly At the Central Office,
10 Chatham street. IN this city
In the name Of Liberty, Justice and Humanity,
NC appeal to all in beh1f Of suffering but noble.
minded people, to Subscribe liaeralsy aud al
, 1866-11-23
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Interest in the United Stules Senntorshlp-
Buhiues4-LnrCc Fcpinn 11eetlng-Kobber
Captured - Destructive Fires : Protest
Against tAr Sa1e oi the Iron Mouutntu
kutir0nd.
[Srccia! Despatch to the Ch,ca:o Tribupc,1
ST. 1oCIs, November -
There las been great interest manifested
throughout the Slate as to who will receive the
Scna.olehfp. The friends Of Drake, Blow aud
Fletcher have worked hard for their respective
men, but as the Democrat and Nttcs OF this city
have cce ont strong for Drake as their candidate,
no doubt lie will be the man. All the other papets
e II, Tor 10 BIS cxcriions tho iiadicai party owe
their recent great successes In this State.
Business to-day has been dull, with n downward
tendency: The w.ather IL bitterly cold, With pros
s.. lor1s, November as:-A large and cnthusi-
astc Fen'an meeting ysas hs1d 1ast night, for The
senatof o'suliivsD, of New IorE, md seserai
otheG nt"1.nfn1 Fcpsns %s sp1ss urging immsd-
onel Roberts. A committee Of three was appoint
cd 10 eupe1lntend The reorganization Of the Cir
meeting foT that purpose viii be beld On Friday
Miilism VIII 7 $: seldom. i GIG. PHI Stewart, who
si2,' 60 worth oi diamonds On l1esJss, was cap:
here, together with BIZ supposed confederate,
Q1IuEu N4dl lEA EaUAEIA.
Tic new arlck Touring mil! and old franc mill
adjoining. containing q large amount oi Hour and
com belonging /" No!tcr 1: kaite, wa: burned .at
East st. Louis yesterday. loss ahout SO uCO; In.
su1eo tor s3o, !10, In New York Offices.
considerable number OF prominent citizens OF
Fletcher aGainet the recent sate Of the Iron Ioun-
tain Earoad, on the ground that other parties bid
more than The persons to whom the road was
awarded by the commissioncrs.
The extensive quartz mill Of Davidson &4}rodth.
near Central Ciy, Col, was recently burned. Loss
estimated at $40, ,00O.
, 1866-11-23

esuor John A. Winston United States Senator for
the fn1l term from the 4th Of March uex:, by lna-
1ostty OF four vot: s, over Geo. J. Houston. !.
eoode On credit, valued at 40 O. from tie dry
eoota house Of Dye. T. Son. and removed them to
his honsc IN sbc northwestern part Of the city:
10 chip them from The city, contrary 10 agreement,
and be wss arrested, aud the goods seized.
ana, suspended bus1pcsa laet Friday The local
paper reports bis liabilities u, $50 QUO, and the as
eefs not over $35, 900.
i fire. occurred at three O'Clock this morning,
In the Methodist Book Concern Building, corner
OF Eighth and Walnut sts:et5. It was cxt11-
suished with small ioss.
, 1866-11-23

T5:c falro Rebel Organ TO Its Rcconatrncfed
t'...cngo Contemporary - The Bankrupt
Cancer n Threatens to Ssnrt a Brunch Odlcc
in ,hth Ctty-@uictde.
C..1co, ILL.,. November saa.-Ihc Cairo Democrat
INrt:s hes What pnrpoEts to be despatch from
Et:taco, Stating that q movement Was on foot
a."cpg the leading Democratic ol that city to tu-
t;.c the p1opsictoFs Of The Democrat here to re.
Iii osc their p:ln;ng cessolifhmcnt to Chicago and
In reply, the Dtn1oerof says 1t Is compelled to
decline The invitation. hnt promises >ha, II the
will defeat tho Object 1t h,s in Wow br establish
ing branch oGcc Of the OtnocFut II Chfta:o.
| Charles Tlckerftaf1, an inmate Of the Mound
City Foor HouEc, committed trtcidc by blowing
cut his bfairs with pistol
, 1866-11-23

Read the following Certificates from
parties suffering by the late ffre on Luke
nnh Gnufh
, 1866-11-23
FROM MADISON,

Election Retu w-AndEew .JackHou
In II Critical Couoftton.
Especial Despatch to the ChieaGo Tribune.l
MADISON, November ~
Returns from all thu counties Of the State, at
official bat SIX amatt' ones, ehnw about s1,70
Union majority, on Concrcssmcn-a total vote Of
about l55,000. The majority in the Sixth District
which dispatches from there put at about s.0oe
tuloual Convention will not exceed 5000 au5
the majority against 1t will be shout 1000.
Snow fell yesterday afternoon and last nigh
about one inch deep. It Is ffcezfn. tonight.
Andrew jackson. who WIS run over aud lad hi!
leg broken by hook and ladder tznck while 20
lug to frc day or swo neO, Is considered In
critical condition There nEe symptoms Of lock
, 1866-11-23
Safes.
G z E a FIR E!
wILDE1F7S
SAFES
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT!

Read the following Certificates from
parties suffering by the late tlrc on Luke
and south 1uter-s.s.
s.l.nsad.! sstss. 81 @sssiastonst. N ''l : a''aN
seo,5 WaieT .nd Iste q II anords u pls.sa!e % q
e. aiSs e
e: I; Il Is 9sSsa; t..sS e
Sns s1ssced on ncst ~ ae ssh Inst;
:.s .heh !tan.tsiS :s5e ssse;!ss5 Il Sa5 sos*
s sssa &. 1 h. ssd
rumhl!pg walls; We were surprised to 1nd a1ser sach
3D. o. epsn ~ &c g. saie Nv Il: paeF
roeses T. r. n stsse n or nc11 f ;p pree5Tsnoa a2a I'D
II: sessa S Sssss +; :,
ea IN ''''ss' as ''Esiss Seaob ;ff5t' Ff 6Ax1Els
!, Gn.c4oo, H., November Il, 1865.
Dear sir; 1t shc recent Orc which occurred on south
M1's5 71a e. tss 1Sas S 9e ~ s
stests; 1etsy Sssf:oye j! saorss :, ;neea re.sass
Saa ~ =: s 5ai
r :? Sss & u
H"ks .papeT4. intqraace p5liciss &e: xt'oash e:
rss iS f: hSs5 xne L
ISL, III II 5sfss
locE is ID PERFECT order. ard ali the safe needs
q n
los and xe haye mach pleasure In cordially recon-
1s'~Ds "' MesiTKhE. 'nt'ss.f SoTIEs CLAIRE
). N. TERwILLIGEH, Agent 70,
WILDER.s PATENT s.ALAmANDEH
SAFES, 9G Washingion.st., Chicago
, 1866-11-23

Contributions for the Paris Exposltipn-
Weather News.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago 1Fibune.1
MILWAUKEE, November -.
The Chamber Of Commerce, authorized by The
Governor. have appointed the following commit
tee to receive contributions for the Paris E1posi
lion, from Wisconsin: 4. Ii. Hclmer. l.. j. Highly,
D; NJ" a'l, Angus Snli'h and J. II Dutand. All
ast1ctes sent here from the country should be
ma! kcd plan4x, "rasis Exposition. 1867, care a.
II. Hrlmc., Miluaukec.'' Such packages will be
brought by the express and railroad companies
free Of charge.
4 heavy snow storm set in yesterday afternoon,
which turned 70 ratu, winding up tais morning
last u il fell. Tonight the weather is cold and
clear.
, 1866-11-23

Defeat Of sioux Inatnns-A bloody Tragedy.
NEW YoEK, November ga Tribune 1caycn.
worth special says; - Lieutenant Amcs, with
detachment Of tWenty-ayc men+ encountered q
ha:d Of one hundred Sioux lndfane, ncaz Fort
Sed.wick, killed eight wounded seven, and
captured fo1ty eight beef cslt1c dfy.sc mules,
twenty -four horses, ard all Of their pouches and
p1undcr, aud burned what could not be brought
oway. Uc- marched one hundred and seventy
niles in thirty yslx hours. with nothing 10 cat for
men or horses.
"A man named Elsin. having quarrel with a
family Of five brothers named Titus. killed two Of
them and escaped. Subsequently be WAS ecn1ht
by the other brothers and kitled.''
, 1866-11-23

rol!iIcnf- Police an Horsc ThteEes-The
11nrkcts, &c.
fSFcelal Despatch to the ChIcaro Tribnnc.1
MENrHls, November -.
The Governors proclamation to-day directs The
election Of two representatives from this county
Little interest is manifested.
The Western Hotel opened Today.
The police are breaking up c gang Of horst
thieves who have infested the aubusbs
Trade ts very dull prices uncharced. Coror
1uN At S1G13.c; receipts small, and about hal
Of the cror 1s in the market
, 1866-11-23
FROM ST. PAUL.

Shocking Railroad Accident Womnn
htlled-TAe First etei1hina.
ST. rACL, Minn., November raa-Yestcrday, q on
the Valley Railroad, Johu Mcdonald, while dis
trihut nC telegraph poles, was knock ed from the
rear end Of a car on which he stood, aud three
manner. lie lived hut short lime.
On the came toad, near Jordan Station. yeses~
day, pair Of horses became frightened at an ap-
frcm the wagon twelve feet into the air. She was
killed.
a few elegant turn-outs on Third street are
making the most Of the s]cigbing to-uay. About
four inches SNOW has &alleh but It Will not last
1pnr.
, 1866-11-23
Express Interests on The New York Ceutrni
Railroad.

Railroad.
BEfrA1o, November ss.-Ihe ComMsrcia! Ad-
rtFfittr o1 THIS CITY, Leommeuuug editorIal1y. on
The Hty1Id's special fzvn Troy about the New
York Central Koad. says: "We know thai In The
event Of NJ. Fa.gos election, no change what
wIih tie express Companies on tIs Central Road,
except such as might be for the bcneni Of the
stockholders Of the road, and in such case, none
equally with another Mr. Fargo would not chow
amy partially for either. The compeution be.
tween the express companies would not be inter-
American would he extended Nkew,-c to the Mes-
chau.s' Onion: The interest Of the stockholders,
and rot ths interest o. Aoy express company y
dent Of The Central lsailroad, Il Nj. Fargo nlsed
that ppkitfou'f
, 1866-11-23

New TcIc0fnph Lines Opened.
NEW YonK, November aa2s-Ihc Western Union
Telegraph Company has Just OPT ned their newly
conf 1eicd line overland to California ria Den
vcr City, Bsidses' paes, and the overland stage
route as now travelled. This line ls an addition
to the old ria Fort Laramie and the South Pass
and there " i'll probably be little future in,ernp
ton in telegtaphic Communication With the "a
c.fc. The Western Union Company have nlst
opened their new line between Salt Lake Cts and
Montana, thus, bringing. the mining districts O.
thut Territory into direct communication with the
rest of the tecgTsphic world.
, 1866-11-23

DrFFALo, November 2aa.-The But1lo Board ci
Trade Today passed a resolution 10 address let.
ters 10 the various Canal Commissioners and to
the Auditor of the Slate, nrsin2 up.n them The
great necessity for IN Increase Of the force en-.
p1oycd ai each and all locks Of the Erie Canal, 50
city to tide waier. The reaolution was passed Ia
consequence o! The large amount Of produce
ailoat and DELAYED " The break at Palmyra.
AInAS1, n. T.. November "A telegram from
agsin III order, aud boats are passirg freely. Up
to the present date the receipts Of caual tolls show
increase over the receipts from the same soutce
last season. amounting to SSH, ,1Gu. .G7.
, 1866-11-23
5rutanlabequon.
SCUTAMABEQu0N! !!
3s1llratin11aI.

1IR. .FAULHABER BEGS LEAVETO
NJ irfosm hLs friends and patrons thss he has n.tcd
up snte of Rooms at No. 1I1 South ClArk-4t ueat
ala!,k"n-et, where he will resu1:o bis lnaEreto1 u
tl,e fFeEcn sno German 1anS2asea. Me Hia Nsa EVE
, 1866-11-23

{ oE ! PoR!IoS OF TIE ILLINOIS AND
UI11cE - rnx BoArn CT PUBLIC weEH}
Scaled proposals. wll be reeeirel b the Boa1i Ct
Pubic Works At tae1r DrQce Until II =. m. Monday,
pccemGer 81 for the excavation nrce<s1ry to deepen
riAr. md Epeeincauons on lle ., said onlce-
fherc will he totne eco yA1Gs ofeafth excavation
y r as11sd r. %assf !. Eens5say 3ss ea
rs work nut e ptoseeat 80 as %; R e ints1ese At
during the sou Ct Easlcattoe: hut aust eiso Be
treh foree as s6a satisfy the Foa-n tae work
will be completed during the time stipulated in The
contract. ls supposed at ~ :uany as e1 O. eight
~ Be Ies9usd fss 55a who!e M Sofk sqd sse
ery, T BE- required 70 oe PIT On e9!l next Fer fa1-
t,cf conr.actr the orr VIII ee requested to pro
ride al tuacsineTy, aoa 70 put up anu remove all as
tU do hi pufycy1pg or hatcycr may DO necessary to
secure theH work 1rou. WA CT.
Proposals must 10 tEe5 Cd to the BosEl OF 1uoHc
Te; eE9oEss .9pes 5o: nssSS91a, ,n sot7 ,s sn
f2G bond WITH sreles 10 hc approved By the Heard
Contractors giil b1, ting 'he price TOT which the
WORK viii b. done The different kectlena and Tho
VOL ~ g IT. M es sSa ID n 1aa In Sace
aeeo;t with tie conLt:ors Of this :tveEttseu
70 rect all blcs and ~ proposal TN os aer epsed
icrv 10 he Boatu that he Eas The neeeasar5 % eIpe
rener ene1E5 hud ability for doing the Eo5 l. Is trust
WORTHY. aeo ha8 srtrcicnt Pec1nlarF soso.l-ce5.
lie Board will require Anch seeutit As. accortla!
Il their Judgment. VII secure tre fo{nr Of the Ku.s
! according to the contract,
!:G: yS1 aEinEtE, : S3E
n12993 BoaTd ot Public Wo1xs.
, 1866-11-23

PHILADELPHIA, November 2aa.-John 3. Chap
eo,. prominent member OF the Philaueiphia Ba:
diea suddenly Today.
NEW haven, Conn, November ea.-Jane:
Brewster, one OF the o1dest and most prominent
citizens Of New Haven, died this morning, ngcl
seventy eight gears.
, 1866-11-23

townt ard cite, where they do not nnw exit They
aleo paced resolutions u1.tnE all TO exert their
Influence azafnst the use OF Intoxicating liquors.,
md 10 dise0us dancing, card and t&llard play
me, ns having an evil tendepcT.
, 1866-11-23

-WAITBROT Advertising Ag'ts
1HG Ucnrhoru-*t.. receive advertisements
for nil the leading pupcts throughout the
United Stntcs nud Eauudae.
, 1866-11-23

Prov1d. ncc which nevcs failed to jndct ncn VII
Ectr rot elstnki. Jn uutfinS these words Il
PQpf showed much emQiioEl.
, 1866-11-23

othce suspended touFc hag not been positively
ttated. though there ART reports OF three Or tour
tn ceytpus tfonble.
, 1866-11-23
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
News By the Atlantic Gable to
the 21st,
Continued Depression in Trade at
Manchester.
The London Times Asks Fur
tI1er Security for United
States Bonds.
Discovery of the Assassination
Conspirator Surratt, in Italy.
He is Arrested, and Afterwards
Escapes.
Recovery Of the Empress Carlotta's
Health Assured.
Account Of Mr.. Gladstone's Re-
cent Interview with
the Pope.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Items of appropriation Author
lied at the Late Session
Of Congress.
General Grant i'll Favor of the Con-
SfitutiUnal Amendment.
fnGM CiNiDh.
OgR GOVERNMENT ASKS A
NEW TRIAL FOR THE con-
pEn1NE0 fEsaiAAS.
The Feu;au Trials to be Resumed
On the Sd December.
-nhIEXiC0.
Correspondence Between Sec
iesary Seward and ihe
French Foreign
Minister.
Facts in Relation to Duke" GWin's
Colonization Scheme:
& Final Appeal to the Ee-
nian Brotherhood.
, 1866-11-23

4 IL WANTING ARMS-Goou + arm
ilf17tns settlement cf vSELASD. . miles soasa 9
Ph,sdelphis hy ras1ycad. Population ircstased atu
people II Gouf years. Good society. schools Rrt
saash.S 1e9 orchards Paa.sd ;,, rss ;2 e Dsr ae5
risctarsts s1so ior sale. C1tEa.e 1iId-pttect3
highly fertile !TRs2re1 @ L1.sss 1to e., ~
land Nrw Jersey Papers containing latof rauon sC1
Il. g From 1eptst ct solon Ecolnsnn, Agricultural
Editor Of the Tribune: tit IS oEt et tie Eat eKtn
s1yo rie tracts IN AZ almost ieve! poluon. and su1l
aba condition for pleasant fl Ii1s. sf 10 know q
this side ct &he Western Pra1rtea,"
, 1866-11-23

PLYMOUTH. ILL.,, NOT. 70 1855.
Mesers- HERRING 4 CO.. 10 State-tt., Chicago, n1.:
GExIe- On she night Of The 9Th Inst. my ottce WAS
entered hy burglars, aud attempt was made to Ron
ne No: HWtnEs Chatnpicn F1fe Proof 6ate, With
instde bAnke9s Fsankllnlte lron3 Chest which hsd
Y ny omee at The ume. The burglars succeeded in
6oN1pE Oh the outside nreprec1 door. With powder.
Iee{ ns1t essptsd r. tore< N ent1a3e e ne inside
They broke oa lhe knob Of the lalrs Continuation
Dial LoTk and TIED TO dr.ye t1ro9zh but could not
bots md attempted driving II through. but Eatled
ngaln they removed part Of 1tc mousdD::s and o.1a
ntsl taenEt on the door, ard trIed cnEsI1xG. pa1
utterly dlsconnted+ the SAFE having Successfully II
e1ated every EFFORT made to t1fre 1t open.
OF course could not OPEN operate the lock- with
ope1 cd aud repaired.
am 10 receipt, this morning, nom 5ou- ot sattstAc
toFy evidence OF the EAFETY OF tho CoSrKyTt Of
SAfE. consisting ot Money, Government Bonds, Val1a
bic P1rera. &c
have more confidence than ever In the sECCnrrY Of
your baExess' ssfes aa1 i 3ou have another 0f same
a1e and Kind ready tor shpuen you will oh!lgc me
By seEdnE It forward At oacc with bill for difference
or expense OF repairs.
Respectfully youEs.
E. Il. YOUNG.
, 1866-11-23
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLDI
Dr.. Wadsworth's Dry Up!

perfect and speedy Tor this 1oathsome disease
In its worst roF. In every Of Cetatrh,
1tght. the dtsease ahoud be removed suoa poss
bic. for 1t E1Eee rise to Ia the H1nd
azlness, dull pain IN the hesd, With : seat4,oa q
tasting. and various patul neurslc1c anacuns There
s not abv mistake About tht a5ose remedy. and II 1sy
oe had Of The General Agent 1r the En,tat
States and the CanaIa1.
d. Il. BURR1NETOS, Providence. r. /.
For sale hT SAITH d DWTEE- Druggists, 81 81
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