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, 1866-11-13

three monthe each ycar, or containing water ouly
in staGrsnt pools, aud s"eet wates ciAedi o.
iimestors; Who tailed to say anything Of the
veins Of lead and coal which afr known 10 aboand
tn the ,rAct-and who WIS back with bis re port 10
oueklJ tnat Jou had enough Of the twenty daJt
lsisine IN iii other 9aa.ters, mina'-iy to effect
e ~ G%1Ss F.; i &. Of Con-
But did you really make much OF st1rh fot
purchaser? We1e not three out OF seven Of me
M md asu;s S P1s 7ou sa. I'd
Ts qaanis, is De ei es
your Department. while the ttrat. iva. being uego.
tiated Did not one or more Of the company Eu-
dicate to yon their deire % bHy these lands tn a
not your perseverance, In fnsistin. on the pro*i-
eiou authorizing the rule tn body due TO sn7'
eesion f'o@ ere ot them H., shsy Won ls to 70
ieve.~ that thcec !nteroGato1ies, except the dFst
would BE- truly answered n the Affirmative. Bni
aGga b oes tu. h aor e
You say that. IN order to avoid scandal, you t.
one day Tor 1he consideration and aetion Of yon1
successor; hut they objected that They wsro on
expense; did not consider the trantac'ion @ Of
ireon1enience 81 returning 10 The city, and that II
| must be closed then Or nevcE:" A. the
aa had :ss sss9 ,ts ssss ass ss.s pesdf 1s
| foF your deepalr Of q sNe Ia case the
| Connecticut Company wero driven OF By
| delay. The fact thls the agent Of that company
| who made the contract, did not consider II o.
| enough consequence to Justify daI's delay, o.
| another tip from New York 10 Washtngtor-
| though calculated to eve the pnb1tc high opln
Ion of the value Of Lis ume.-w4Il probably no
Impress It strongly with q belief IN bis business
i tact In tb28 pEeteFrfnE 10 paJ es5,o0p down on I
| contested title rather than wait 4 day, Or max
ano,her tr4p, 10 get title settled By decision Q
your successor, BY whom the consraet Wis to b
carried out.
But whatever opinion OF the ahflIty Of the agen
tho public may form from your letter. they vii
1t least be Euck with the zeal for tho interests
I The Cherokces which poH displayed In prep1ttn
and forcing into tho treaty, against their wished
lhe clause authorizing the sale Of the whole tEae
In I body "lo any responsible party for cash
he acufncn which discovered In that clause
power 10 tell On nine yeArs credit 1t Ase per Ger
| {nteyest-lhe peomptnces which enabled 70
| 10 eend m officer to thoroughly inspec
classify and report on the lans
Its timber, wafer and Inhabitants. ~
after his report to search diligently and 1ad
| pu1rba9er 1t the minimum pEte-al With
| iwcpty dsJs ; the yiGor With which the sale 0
credit was perfected on the last day Of your Sc
rriaYyshp aRainst The language Of The treaty, ost
lhc protest Of the Chesokees, who were yot
| wards and who owned The land and that. too. to
company whosc transactions arc go vast that tht
regarded this $sOO,DO0 purchase a. IN at1iE Z
| trtsial 10 justify their agent in waiting Gay II
4 clear title.
THOMAS E~1xa, in.
, 1866-11-13

in the STATE will be 1Q.000-Thc McIeortc
-howcr-ltapar1nnt Dcesxton BIZ Judge
pt &tramcr.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TIibuuc.i
ST. Lor1s, November II.
Van Horn, Radical, Is elected In the Sixth Dis
sstct PiAtte County only gave sevcnty-nvt
against him. wing To the operation OF INC Ecc1a-
~ Law, despite the enormous frauds attempted
under 1t By the rcbe!s. Fattc gave ,ooo majority
acsia.t the New Constitution. bnt now elects the
Radical Sheriff aud onr Radical to the Lesisla
tuFc.
Returns Official and unofficial from, 50 counties
root up a. follcwp: 1sJical, 3l,@s: Couscrra-
lfvcs., Mos; Radlcal majority. y SIS. Thee
saes' .ae sne SsE coa.it1ion re baance Of
S1sfc Is favorable 10 tho Radicals, and their ms.
to,isy will certainly reach 4. 1.0W.
hell. to be rang IN tic event Of the meotic ehow-
CT promised bv astronomers tonight
United States Judge TreAt has granted an N.
Railroad b the ts'e, on the c1ound that lhe lien
u the t.ate is eubject 10 the rights Of all the par
ties Interested, who should be allnxed 70 nave
rhoutd he made !; lhat there has been default 10
comply with the terms Of the contract; decision
redemption hold. good. The injunction IA made
out by tho bopdhoadcra, who contend thst thctt
d 1 s Sr 'af eaa
must he .cspccfcA. and that the propoFed sale o
:ac railroad rop. the boadholdsrs OF vested rights
s .Se .st ns e y
c1arcd vold. aud lite sale Of .hc lron Mountain
Railroad and tle Southwest Bfancn Will also D
The Pine Bluff. uow on her yto TIL. poti
has party OF Wlnnebaso Indians on bG1tu
bound for SONG pol1. south q snas Sty, ynrahr1 ns
seven NEE. twc ho1s. ten *1uaT.: and six PsI
pooses, wl'h dogs, cano+r &c The eqn1*s ~
necpr1ted with IN abundance OF cheap 4t@ets1
aIv
, 1866-11-13
FROM DES MONIES.

Right Of Way-Merchants' Cnlon ExpEesA-
Troubtcs IT Bfend-aud-BaStcrite.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago 1tibune.l
DIS LoIxEe, lows, November IL
Our Common Council tast evening granted the
RIGHT of Why thtouRh the city to the Chicago,
Rock Island / P1cIfc Railroad Company.
Tho Acychauts' Onion Express Company have
agents in The city for lhe purpose Of estah'
lkhins m ot;ce here. This company has eatao'
,shtd offices all through the cattesn part Of The
State. and The lines arc rapidly cxtcndiaR. The
sa.rt OF the old companies have been reduced
q n, nrr hundred between hero and Chicago
NJ, Merrill our rev ,ppotnsee 70 the collector
ehp Of ibis district. Is long while getting ready
10 fakc tie ONCE. II Is rumortd that he hAs eoEat
dimculsy IN securing boudsmcn. Two meI
aeTred 10 20 on his bond, providing the psesen
rfrrEs tn The once remain; but they are 80 m
Lind AZ to feel disposed 10 1eavc the whole ratse
tn coppe.hsad nandt from ;es moment @ 9e rs saa9S; ~;
greater one On the department, where his blu1
ders would become apparent
, 1866-11-13

Latest E1ectlan Resurns-PoliticAtCo Complex
ion et the Wtscona1n L<atsaHtufc, &c.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago TThune.1
MADISON, November Il.
Returns from al the Districts show the sdnah
will etand twenty. two Union anu eleven Demo-
c.at. One or two Assembly pistttcts arc SUI
doubtful, but the Lower HOUSE Is about eeftain to
stand eeyenty-s three Union to thirtJ-six Democra,
one Independent. An otncfar CANVASS Of votes +,
The different counties t1kes place tomorrow, Al !
The exact majority on Congress- and the fesult q
the vote on the Constitutional coaventiou VII
soon be known.
of lhc Second cavalry tn this city, WIS CONSUMED
81 are e.ry on snndsy m9rEns @ T. W,th nsafl{ ~
!hs'E eoa,e4@, q m uqiar& 11snrea r. Fl - g0o 81 ~
Tbs Legislature Of this stsse VIII stand sen.
ate-Repab',c1ns. twenty two; DemoeEats, elevn;
cTa,e, ~ ~Wenty-feveu: Majority on joint ballet
niiyfcven. Some bl1nderer hcre, notice. Re-
potts ihe majority On joint ballot at twenty
, 1866-11-13

prrsenaI-Eiccttoa Returrt-Tht Senatorial
CAaEus. Becsmlnk Iotercsttng.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trtoune.l
LAwEExct, November IL
Major General Hancock and Major Aehte'E1,
Gne1A commanding the Department Of Nbeou''>
and bis Ad}utals General, have aH!ved n 1e.'sa-
worth, Kansae. where The bead quaEters q tae
1 eon}1sty to general e1peetssion.
Bourbon County h12 gone Radical. Ine hsai-
cal canditate fur the Legislature, ex.Postma:tes u
senatorial ncht i getting Interesting. The caAai'
dsles south Of Kanaas Hrer will ptohahly RI
row dawn 10 sidney Clarke, ConFtessa'Au-eleet
md Judge Soaon o, Thatcher.
weather wasm and pleasant. with indications. o.
, 1866-11-13

Publishes d TfQkE9t-AHA1fH NJ "MAAHHFAH
-Juarcz Again Demands its surrendeF 10
Taptn.
BRowxsvn1E November 8, ria NEW oaIxAss,
md euitr arrived Al Btazos on the Sd. but were
arrested by the military authorities and atterwssd
permitted to return to New Orleans, bat he sti!l
jemane at BraIos. A protest from General or'
te2a and the mcmbers of his suite appeart ~ The
Hio tirande CosFt@r Of this morning; Ihs Ge1,
;., ~hiss ss b h. s.'ni propei e
shu peitic., '''eS ee6asaetet a. u. eon.titaioEal
fresldeut Of the Mexican Republic: 20 then 70
ct.cs the acts accompanying and Including hts ss.
rest, and protests, frat. agAnet the VIOLATION ot
the individual guarantees gt1en b! the law oi te.s
country to foreigners qavelling therein ,eeosa,
Republic, as eonsatuling an Indirect intSrfsEenee
By armed force Of the United States IN the tol9.
| ton OF local Mexican questions; and, third,
against any act, direct or Indirect which attempts
to impose upon !he People q 1nsa' M1e1eo' the fRs-
m satisfied that the policy here will be hert.
after Ianeh more active ID the support Q! 9narts,
and that ii least strong moral inaueace will r
| exe1ted to settle tho troubles. =.
| MArAxoRAE, November G.-Canaies still holas
the city. On the afternoon Of the I'd conrief 81.
rived here from Ja.fes bringing ! R pe;emPt"e,, ".,,
| holding council Of his officers, canales onetca
10 surrender on tho following conditions, Viz
| The tfoops to pass beyond the St4te OF !auAuu'
mas all the acts Of C&nxlcs> Administration to b
declared valid; no oue 10 he prosecuted for poltt'
| cAl acls since the 1a1h Of Augusti CAnalcs to r.
main in command Q! TIC troops: Ihese eon1iuoea
Tapta styled unworthy Of notice, and stated ~
Cannles continues to exact money nom tA
/ peop1e
, 1866-11-13

By hundreds ard hundreds, VITO hAd iust
chalce TIL the next dAy for distribution: hut osea
poite, tca.cely d sound Once IN 4 while aonae ono
would throw up hts Arus with IN ejaculation 70
heaven. srung' frotu him b the uEsppeasah!c
panEe OF hunger. More than thtt, an ofoelal mrote
home accounts Of m-etlus dead bodies IN s.crJ
mornings ride, lying in tho road, with the yl1ase
dogs eating then a. leisure.
4 CAleutta Journal says that In BelAisar7. hav-
iCg I population OF only la,oo. the deaths
amour,sd to 40 day. The eofecto:
reports 'hat on August 6th he had SIS deaths :
ou the 9Th, Isl, md on The week ending tho 1eth:
17G PER day. The bodies sometimes lie unb1sfed
three days. Ono paper declares thts l,009 eonla
have persisted IN naratnt 0r1s.a alone. Indeed.
q telegram announces thst bali the populhhoo o
Ort4sa have portshed tn the fauine thot Is, fully
tw o millions and half Of people.
, 1866-11-13

An Old Man Roh1, 1,cd OF Seyeu1 Ecu Hundred
poitRrA.
[sp.et Despatch to The Ch!esgo Tibune.l
MuwArKKE, November T..
A German named Aros Banisltr, orer sixty
ye1,s Of age, was robbed Ut eeventxsn hundred
doIIsrB hy Jew who hal won his confidence
while travelling together. They arrived here Sat.
urday evening. and were given the same roon, At
The Scandinavian House When the old maa was
aeleep. hts companion tavlng previously ascet-
The enli1e amount Tha poliee arc using cse3
c.olf to frrset out the IohbcF.
, 1866-11-13

Cameron fatd, II beng ha1fpast h!c, tt would be
letter hspe to reserve proceedings TOT lhe De.
tepce MI Tomorrow, and the Jury could be locked
mp for The night.
A tturJmsn asked whether there was any need Of
hearing tbe evidence for the defence IN the case II
they were agreed that no case had been Eaade
ont
The Jndcr eald there would not.
Jur1mAn-"W Wc are nnanfmouh1y OF opinion toAt
we must aequtl tho prisoner"
His LofdFbIp-''1 That ditpoecs Of It."
The clerk fecorded and declared 7erdatt OF
mot guilty.
IIia Io1dshlp, addressing the prisoner, said
"WlIllam DnEcar. the jury has found yon uot
guilty, and l think properly 90. fou hare re-
cetrCd a character fu three brief words. which
etate thai you are m honest hard drinking. hard
WORKING man. Contract that character II you
man, and Ill will be 1ight- Now you art At 'ta'
Further Developments Pramised In Rcgurd d
ia the Confederation Echcune-Aid for the
Derttfuac In Quebec und On tho Labrador
EpnRt.
Efxos1ox, c. W., November fe.-lt !. under
stood that ! document will be made public afee1
The departure Of the ministerial delegation, so
nouncing tmpoItant particulars Of the course to ht
pu1eued by them In England relative 10 the cen
CrEnEc, November 1e-It Is understood tha
The Government will furnish all NECESSARY relic
for the destitute dshtrmen on che Labrador coast
, 1866-11-13

H5 eteamer-Thr Choferm in EnGfnud-Thc
Canadians Badly t,eicntcd by the Turks-
Holland will Probably 1o1n tho North
Herman Confederation.
NEW YonK, November ls.-Thc steamer Sazo-
MIA brings southampton dates Of October 81:
Mrs. Lincoln and daughser were In Boutwell,,
Scotland.
sud Charlton. It prevails lightly in Edinburgh.
ard hid also appeared in several places In York
In CardIn The Tu.ro- Egyptian army had gained
decisive victory over The Insurgents. Mnstarha
pasha with 1s,tao troops. CAPTURED kcEantrs. 2ad
subsequently, pushed forward to the mountains.
where he was defeated after four days fighting.
A London le1ser FAYE: 1hese seems !ttlle rea.
join the Sortb German Confederation. Thcre y =
tt1orE pArtY in the country which Is not only Will
inr hit an1ious to transfer the Government Of tht
county to Prussia, and u lis members eau do ne
more, they can ut least induce the King to rc.igt
bis pfcteniiors to The Government f1luxembonrE
Since 1SEa that Dnchy has formed part OF the Ger
! man Bund, and ha. bcrn carn*oned b5 Prua.ia1
troops. Not rinslc pu,ch soldier has ever oc
cupicd The fortress, and 10 all tntents aud purpo
| fer the place was a part Of Germany, In agree
mcnt with the'prosisions Of the Congress Of VI
|
, 1866-11-13

Assnc' a ian oft.:. Army Of the Tennessee.
ctxc1sxA11, No7cmber 1:.-Ihe following rail.
roads Will carry members Of the Association Of
the Army Of the Tennessee 10 and from the meet
Ing here on tho 18th inst. at bali fare: Little
Mani, Cincinnati, Columbus s. Cleveland. A..
lantic i Great Western. Hamilton + Dayson, Bal,
tImore & Ohio, ,sAadetta 4 Cincinnati ccntra!
Ohio, Louisville 4 Nashville. Chicago l. Great
Eastern, Terre uaute, Alton St Louis, Clnda-
natl, indianapolis & Chicago, ChlcsCo, Rock
Island & Pacfat- The OHIO l. M1ssieasppl Will
sequence members from the West are requested to
rprne ria ludIauArc]fs,
, 1866-11-13
Utx4Atcf4 on LIKE Ont1fao.

poR1 HorE. c. W., November 13:-Ihere was
terrific gtle on Lake Ontario last Sunday morn
ing. The following disA4tesB Ate reported here
ahouts: Schooner john Stevenson VA oeaeaeo
tsssuiau is i total wreck. Schooner Iris Was sunk
nionceIlr he cribs. Schooner Helen SINK In the
rev ha7bor. Schoontts Cnipn+ North Star And
Atlantic wrsc damaged.
, 1866-11-13
CANADA.

The Fen1an 7f1aI4- William DaesAu p"t on
fsn.r,,, nssns,eh to .he CHICAGO TE,bupe.1
Tnnorro. Norrmbcr il.
Cameron, h. A. Harrison, ]. l. D.. and !. AeSao,
for the Crown, ard K.tAchenzfe, Q. C., ]. Ffcn-
DS ,ma T. Mone! 10. 'ae n1.esa y, III.
ns i s9s ass eSssa ssaoG ,a
sssss!.;!sa ss1a :; .?s;fse 's;;
Msasa en1 "a, Se1ns I'd h@ e
Mg. McKrnz1c-I more, ny Lord, In this cass 70
III Ii 4es f. % ef ss a.
The prisoner exercised hts right and challenged.
/ was copase!led. The Crown challenged one.
Nj. Mckenzle-.l move the Court that It eails
sa ss s It, to pias:: sss On 10 n1 ~ &c :
jeet submit ,hat Tic prisoner b. no fieas e T.
suent
Alter lengthy alcumeMt between counsel. his
thort speech.
sas been in jill .fnce last June. he told me that
az y
esoh 9ohn netse1inssos M shsa 1ae
over lie remained at home all day.. Tie went
where .he Fehtans werc on guard. The Fenians
tSs5r % ce!ose.. = ~ '1. .~.rI ~.
t p'isener ~ i iiSe. I st Fort Eli, nd have never
heard Of anything ag.inst h!s Character; ;.,,..
es:ssss ;ha a. ss.;%.s & JaSs
nridFe. Ii II about mile eas.of Rideeway n
lare and mile and \ half south Of where the
Geh, took place Ths Rezalo L@s9 L ~. Mu19a a.
soluCtecfs crossed The bridge. 1t was ses on arc
Oh The drst Of June Some Of It was burned.
lad 'u' hrrn hnrned II vonid have
olstrneted the rHnni19 Of TIC trans. lhaye seen
the rFtso' CT At Fort Erie. lie was rscG laeoscs
OF lhe railway. On tcttton number one ,
, william LEnnoa, s"9tn-4 A3e n aS1oa"; :, !
railway f5aek, soose Fost Esa: ~ venues. ~ e
m 'et,ed ,se pflsoner. cl.ree Eras in.o hoass 70
set drink Of water. AND len prisoner IN FL
sees TT .es ,S Te1s sopo sti =
PIT, nn tna. a. ne ,o aao hes o a be ad
he bad hhs Of G aed ~
= bridge.
Cro.sexanincd y NJ: Mckenne.l ~ Was - Al on o.
eS ssises s1a se isa
told the pttso,er before he madt hss statement Il
nar, that he ought 10 come ou! With r. faet. A.
t ~ ~ W. =. .,tn,,sn, ba~e 1aisird
M NrErnxie moved that ihc sta.cmcnt Of til
= prisoner to the winners must be struck out nf II
:" evidence &s being made under tnfeAt wnle
{. lion. Amer tour discussion bis Loct
\. hip .necested that the evidence Of d
- tceiiye Clarke thou!d be hsst taken, thst Il
:. Circumstance Of the AEszt and ne p2s'aons Hs
n3a tee;dn sne ee nn;rt r. a,snnte Seforr tas e.,
n vent 10 lie iury.
- Charles J. clarke; sworn-I was OYER At fo
Erie alte- the f3ta OF i lunf last As 1oEcfEafe
d.tecu7e. on Jnne +lh, went 70 Fort Erie, u
It. Thomas n. Keiu and sohn Neil told nc that Il
ID prieo1 CT had helped the Fenlars TO rob the ri
way station. ! went 10 Mayor Gtluaor and 9
Le1nox detailed 10 assist me. w found the psi
, 1866-11-13
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM
FEAlAh HEADQUARTERS.
The Richmond Wbig on the
Late Elections.


BY Atlantic Cnblc-The London Times on
fhe Condempcd FcnIAn FFEsouer~ in Cana-
da-It Recommends that They be 1eulAnts
Is Dealt Wtth1The Jaonncse War Ended
Report Of the Death Of tho Tycoon Con-
nrmcd.
LONDON. November 19.-Thc London Um.s
this morning says, considering the difficult posi-
lion Of the President Of The United states aud his
efforts to prevent the Invasion OF the B7tsh ter.
sitoyy ID North America, II would with satisfac-
tfon some compliance With bis request IN behalf
Of The Fentans who had been convicted Of treason
ind sentenced to dca.h, bat stf1 It would eoncedc
no immunity in case Of another Invasion.
PAms. November 1e.-The report that an insnr-
rectlor had taken placc in Barcelona Is untrue.
MADRID, November IA plot haa been dis
covered IN the city Of sarugossa, In consequence
Of which tcve1nl arrests have been made.
LONDON, November l2--Telegraphic dcs-
rst4 hes have been received which state that The
var in Japan is ended. The report Of The dcath
Of the Tycoon IL confirmed.
, 1866-11-13

The Iumel Will Case Settted-The Testattsx
Decided 10 be in An Uuaouud state Of Mind
-RepoEted EnhnmAn Treatment at Sling
%lpE-.A Reverend Piekpoekrt kcfenHed on
Hnit.-Fentan Moyemcnts--Sutcfae-4
Explosion.
Slw YoRx, Novembe. 1a.-The Jnmel will case
VA. commenced and concluded to-daJ IN the s1-
IL ssr Is IT . Ct dse
thc made lhc wilt.
1 sisf III q 6 I q
ls raid onieial visit 10 tho state prison It sing
sing, aud reports most in{udicfons and tnhumsn
method Of disontne prevalent IL .nes M a.
Emily Campbell. an Engll.hwoman recently ar
h.sa tbSm hsTat RI no se river
with her new " born babe IN her AIs In the hope
OF committing suicide She WAS rescued. foV"
''Ws Wsii1iam simpson dzurxiet doing bnsines: At
81 Eighth Avenue, committed tctc[oe 1astsraay J
| BY taxing laudanum. lntenrefsnec was tho
7ne steam, tng Ka!eke.boeke.. lying It ths pier
seils1 .ee .11acG .a n.a @ esfe.
| head. lrhictlne supposed fatal iRja1tee. !ht
steward Of The steamer Wilson q. Reed, 1yins
near, vas hurt and the hull OF the steamer
NJ. Williams, the Episcopal clergyman. whe
| was recently charged with picking the poeEct o
| on bali,
The evacuation of this city by the British force
| in 17S will be eommeEoosaied by the First Dir
iston Of The National Guard Of this st2tc. on tn
sGth inst, when the annual fall parade Of the ID
4 subscription fos the relief OF the tudertsr b
the reetrt inundatsons IN France has been opcne
| il Baron Ba1leau, the French Consul General, =
| his ostce In lhts dty.
The Queen has written letter 70 1T. Watkins
| Chair sa1n of the Relief Committee. sending 4HJ
TO the fuerers BY DIRE In this city. and expressln
M YorK, November 1a--The H'orfd's T
| Yont tpeclal sayt: AThe Vice Consul General K
tho Unlted Sutes Ut Montreal, MI DIumu1oa'
has T ade m application 10 the United States Go
| etnuent for the uetesE2IJ Me1cs Of defence
such cltlfcus as will be tsi>d ere and arc w.ao'
mems Of their owu. A very lA-.e proportion
| them arr Yaf4t bOyn.H
, 1866-11-13
A Denial from Governor Cummin9s Of
Colorado.

PHILADELPHIA, November IA letter pub.
1fkhed from Governor Cummings, OF Colorado,
denies The aaper1ioua sgalnst him for giving Ger
ufcatc Of election 10 Mr.. Hunt AZ Congressional
Delegate. He states that Hunt received a legal
majority Of the votes. the hoa-d cAuva*sess har-
u anxious for the admission Of Colorado as =
StAis, the vote Of company Of eo'd!ert. formet!y
rebels, enlisted At Chicago. who had no right 10
, 1866-11-13

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BnAxcny1Lr, s. e., November 12.-The ne
e1oes who killed Mr. Garytn and daughter, ncas
Oraugeburg, were hanged Saturday BY the csstzens
The freedmen Of the vicinity wcTd SO tneenscd
against tho pespesators Of the outrage, that they
wanted to burn the m1rderozs, but were prevent
ed bv the whites.
, 1866-11-13

NEW YonK. November ls.-The Esoress con-
tsntts the prIces Of brcads1ta with tao.e ruling
through tho past SIX years, By which Il appear
that don. Is now fory-two per cent higher than
during the highest m.sket when fold VIZ much NJ
My be no facts to war1ant Tho present extsnor-
dinary price for bEeadstulTs, there Is yet can.e
m,uia. western dealers hold back their produce
and the result ia teen In tho Following receipts Of
Cout and wheat At tide wstcr, from the openln2
Of navigation 70 the c1o4e Of October:
Flour brit. in Isb8 b8......,.............., sta70o
In 1SGs. .....,,,,........... to1. .aM
IN iftH H........ 80, ,,.,..,. HJ.l0Q
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IN taH. ....,.,,,,,....,.. ......... &, .07. .9N
In ia. Is, ,U26, ,0gI
with these tight receipts at the scahoAsd and
within rWo or three weeks Of tne close Of naslSa
t{op 1t Il not surprising that the idea Of short
supply for the winter causes cttraEaSant epecnIA
don, but let ths grim holders look out aud stand
| ftotn uu1hf,
, 1866-11-13

HcnVy honk Robbcty.
CINCINNATI, Nosembsr l2--The Exchange Bank
at Arncie. Indiana wAs broken open last night
aud robbed Of I'll 100 in Rseenhacks md u 000 tn
United States bonds. The robbers escaped.
, 1866-11-13

ATASONIC LIE u:I1RE.-.R DR..
MI NICHOLSON will deliver : public lecture on
Tie Gran In ne Olaen Iimes" IN washington HAL
tt TMerly Mortes Ke.ainE Roorsl, Smith 4 Sa19na e.
trance 70 the Ht from the court east OF ChAnoef ol
Ettu1ncrct. Admission 50 ecnt4.
, 1866-11-13

LIvKrrnof, November II.
Co17oS-Heayy; u!dd1inE uplands ltxd+ Sales OF
S.GSUls&les.
Inxpnx, November II.
Coxsn1&-R9x fnE monry United States F1ye-twtn'
tits G94 ;E<ie, s2 Illinois Central, TX.
, 1866-11-13

x.ster Advfees Frs1 the nnssiaa a-AueslcAu
TELEGRAPH Exhibition
r.~ r,.vraro November 1s-Tht bark
0nxan, reports having lets At ieropon-
/ ,ox.U dfteen operators Aao eonasoetos' ~
, 1866-11-13

FROM EUROPE |
Last Evenings Dispatches by
Atlantic Gable.
The London Times On the Con-
demned Fenians.
Recommends that they be Le-
niently Dealt With.
The Canadians Experience Another |
Serious Defeat.
Holland to Join the North German
Confederation.
| FRObl WASHINGTON.
Rumor that Ecrenuc Commissioner Oar
rctt will Soon be Removed.
| I R OH CAN / DA.
Acquittal Of VIM. Duggan, the
Fcnian Prisoner.
| n B XIC 0.
Object of General Sherman's
Missicn.
Terms Of the Contemplated Sci
,, tlement With Napoleon.
THE GREAT FAMINE IN INDIA.
;, Sad Accounts Of Destitution Among
the Inhabitants,
i ! The Natives Perish By bnndrcd:
10 Of Thousands.
e. e. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM
.' FEAlAN HEADQUARTERS.
:. e. The Richmond Wbig on th
e. 's. Late Elections.
, 1866-11-13

NTOTICE-The public are hereby notl-
y ded that EHER WOODRUFF ceases 70 be cur
AIcnt from md sitter th1s dEte.
10 Liabilities of aEy kind, Incurred BY him IN our
D0@| sELEsGLUsfN0 TATERClOsEI SEAT co.
Fhtr4ue. N0y. t1tf. 1875,
, 1866-11-13
Business Notices.

I CHICAGO, Nov. 10th, 1915.
4 meeting Of the stoekholde. q the Chicago Peat
Company will he held u their Once. No. Custom
House plaee. Lomba. Block.
AZ o'clock p. M, Monday, Eov- 10. 1865,
JOHN Mt6ON LOOMS, Secretary.
, 1866-11-13

Eirrtlon af ynn Horn Ia the StAth Con-
arrsstonpl strict-Thc Ieadtcni Majority
In the Stntc will be 1O,000-Thc atcIeoric
@hpwcr-ltapaT1nnt Dcelxtoa b5 Judge
Trcut-A Band et Wtnnr bax xoes-Stnxine
pt a Etrnmcr+