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Blowing Up Of the stcnm Haras Trader
I.oaA OF echooncr-Another schooner
Driven Ashore.
Ds7no,r, November lo.-News has lu.t been
received hsso tnat1 the ssara harxc Traass: o'sw M
np,Ie sapa isesrh. on The shore OK Lake Huron.
fho f Gseman Il the barre, Richard Ryao.
was Killed Instantly. and als2 tae
a,arr orr n thc hsnds. was very badly ecala-
"a Tie wreck was towed Into Marine CITY by
the propeller Duhu9us The Trader vas oWnsa ~ r.
"a nrridsnt has not as yet been ascetta!ncd-
1bo schooner Horace Greesey, which recently
weuf ashore At MusEeeou, 10 . total loss
The schooner Lady Bird whs driven ashore neal
MusEcrou lu,lns the same storm
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a5s,,tnn,, Rtrrtlon ateturu.-Fcnfou'k Mn.
snr..s -.,t n ~ ~ Fifteen rheuanudLThr
!"1n1 VII Tt-nt-". ~ h. ssoIa-3t vnte-
Oid He"e1y tncr ~ .hmt ~.
rsonh fenaaa alose@en
Atlantic Gable mos seoae"'' eeA'0 ~
spenk. .u.,,
from The interior Of the state 1nc1easo Governor
fenlon's majority. and u now Smonns 70 Anont .s,
that number.
On The sd Of tho present uontn. toe Oh ne*-
cry 1hcatse y I'LL be nnecf tho nammef. oy ofuc.
Ct The cnntt NJ Foxt 'oaee Ws exp.ts ." ~; tnv
, 1866-11-12

wJohn Mor1i%sey, the copperhead
bruiscr md blacklcg was elected to Con-
crcss ,,v the following vote: Morrisscy, bad
Comprehend, 9, ,159 Taylor, decent Democrat
6,45l; Elliot, Republican, a,ss Norris.
sey's majority, e,7os over Taylor, aud 40
over both opponents. About half OF the
Republicans voted for Taylor, hoping
thereby 10 defeat Mor1issey; but the Cop
pc,head shouldcr-hitters, blood tubs, thleves,
burglars, gamblers and rudlans consu'
tute . clear majority Of the yote1s Of the
E,f,h Dtstr;et Of New York city.
, 1866-11-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

mexican Advices-Nufiiachslon Of s'e9efa1
merciAI CFtsis-
NEW oulkAts, November 10-AdE1ces IRON
ChihushuA 10 the 18th n!c received. 1aa1eA n
there With his ministers md so0 soldiers.
General Grant recognizing tho nnlildeAaon 1t
Gene.al Orders No. 3, which authorized 1he mil.
tary commanders In the South 70 arrest Al @
sh!iiiT Of tbe civil authorities 70 do so,
NEw ionK, Eoyemeer ~ j., Sem cn,9sea',5 9r.eani
ctTrfrs of an approaching financial crash, uWrs 70
he failures Of the cotton crop and the scarcity of
, 1866-11-12

Indian CapIfvcs Delivered Up-Railrnatf
Itcn7-Sate et the Cherokee yeatr11 Iaans4a-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
LAWRENCE, November TO-
Five women and children, who hare been held
as captIves for some months By the kIowx In
dIsns, werc delivered up to Colonel Leayennorth,
1t Fora fa1ued. on Monday lsst. md were for
warded to Fort Riley. The Colonel refused to
give tho Indians any presents, or have anything 70
do with them until they h1l returned Tho capdyea.
One Of the esss got Oh The track last night u
tie Kaw Creek bridge. and dragged down fvo
Il Is reported tha, contract has been made
With Chicago capitalists TO h.1ild the La"renee
G1lyeston Railroad 10 The toatn:En ooonusJ Or
ttis Etate Some think II 4 Senatorial dodge In
tht utcEcsts OF Ex-Governor Carney.
The sale Of the Chesokee neutral lands By Sec
fhis state. Iheto 40 about 1000 settlers ou
these lands The lands comprise SONS Of tho
rtchest md beat IN tho Wesl- Thay are uasns'
, 1866-11-12
FROM QUINCY, ILL.,

Premature Huriat and ResuTrcctton-I.oss
OF Cnt,le-A YounG lady Burned 10
Death.
Qrrc1, November 1o.-A horrible occurrence
is eaid to have taken place few miles & sast 20 ..
This div. "A Mrs. Mcclure, fa,mcs's wife. Was
supposed 10 have died on sundny last, and
on Monday was bu11ed IN van!t belong
Ing 10 the faul]y. On wednesday
Eroans were heard nom the Faait,
6y lac children of the buried woman and An old
Edy who was With them. Cpon hearing ths, "a. tns
husband and nelchbors repaired to ne saalt3 s
lie woman slise. She had torn hcT hair aud
wounded her fngeEa in vain efforts e cscapelIonI
lid 10 ls now ID = fa1r way TO recover.
4 droye of cattle, being driven on the ferry boat
yests1day. etampedsd and swan 70 tae island:
SEVENTY had not pcen recovered last night They
bt.}ouRcd to John Alexander, Of Morgan county.
4 few days since, Miss Ruth Cannon, Of Pisas.
ant Hill, Pike county. aKcd fourteen Jenfs' Was
burnt to dEath By her clothes catching nfe "aen
no enc Was about the house.
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claimed his intention to appolut wRanded
soldiers to Office, but thot Ills acttonln this
case shows the profession to be false. Aua,
t.sally, they wind up l'y giving Mr.. Johnss9'
distinct notice that they no longer regard
him as the exponent Of th.lr princir1es, OF
tho leader Of the *tNatiena1 Union" party.
Mr. johnson thus loses powerful element
,fttscngth In Ohio, By disTcgardiug the nd
vice Of tho Rev. Petroleum Y, fasby. Mr..
N, told him long ago that he should dispense
nothing bnt promises and make no actual
appointments, because the moment he should
appoint man 10 office, the johnson party
would be reduced to that one man whereas,
70 long as hundred expected The place, the
johnson party would be sure OF hundred
totra
, 1866-11-12

The Springfield R<puo'seea says the bloc =, :.
~. ~ E.ttern bound grain 1t Albany. for lack o.
,"nsnort.tiop, still continues, aud Is producing
.a.;te..h.c iucouycnienee TO the fkEMess and
s,a an in the towns along tho Connect.
-, r,1leI. in usmpshlra conntJ ahoFe - Greas
,c.neity Of corn, and tho entire aFanao!e suppu
Il, .atisfy The public demand nov neio 10 y
1t northampton, whose ttoex o. 49, '1 cnr,
~, ~. nnrcha.ed md paid for three wees since
IA now siorrd Il Albany, and the Price " COT
atanty rising.
, 1866-11-12
THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE
{f,n .tnnAia,,o has. nd

THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE
If the elections have not caused Andrew
johnson to change his future course, they
have at least driven him to take d retrospect
of his past. This IL o point gain
cd. II he wonld approach his trans
grcssions in proper spirit there would be
much to hope for. The New Orleans massa.
ere affords IN excellent theme to excite the
Christian virtues Of humiliation and penI-
tencc, But the contemplation Of that tEag-
cdy does not move Andrew johnson to fast
Ing and prayer. On the contrary he Is cast
ing about to find somebody to take the odi-
um without having shared in the sin. The
National lntellteneer has an elaborate article
putting oil the blame on Secretary Stanton,
because, a. It alleges, he withheld the follow
ing despatch from the President for two days
af,cr 1t was received: .-.....
ANEW on1kAxs, July :s.
"To Hon. E. Il. 6tanton, Secretary Of War:
lion ofGoreTnor Wells, to meet hero On Monday.
Thr Lieutenant Governor and tho city authorities
think 1t unlawful. and propose to break 1t up hy
on the subject but laos srafn*5 he 1'arttss atot
SHOULD mol eounfenonct or rtFM!e sKeh action
ea aen' ries.e ias1uet nc W It anso 81 tsissraph
sBtcset Major General"
The ln.tNQtnetr says II this despatch had
been shown to the President, t'the hot"
would never have occurred. Whether the
'triot" here mentioned refers to the Assem-
blage Of the Convention, OF to the proceed
ings Of Mayor Monroe and his Thugs, the
IaftUigeaer docs not deaoe. Andrew john
sons dispatches to General Sheridan unI-
torniy speak Of tho Convention ard Its
friends as "thc mob.'' while Mayor Monroe
| = frS lknn. Artr
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~
Last week.. .....-.- 15,l6i,O.o5i i,.,:f,
The Money market presented Eo fc.:7;.. c-s,
di1ercnt from those We have ro:ed t.--x,.2
past four or dre days. In son- qr,-r., "A
was fairly actise demand for Money f-o-
grain opetatcr4-but most 0! tic l!se'c-.: t,,,s
reported business ses7 quies-bo.i.:,e, eu,.t
To lnllucss. Money Is easy fos Ill t.s:t.4:.b..
ucts PAPER, but grain borrowers dud t.. ~.
clotc, rs Ia tie prrscrt unsettled c1E... :. ~
grain markets, none Of the b.sx. ~
any detfte to extend t.-;r ~
count Lines. These Is conpa.aase'. It, a
can1tle paper Offering, and rutue Of :s-a..,
houses beefn 10 eonpla!n Of a sea.ct:;. t..
no change In the bank rate. In the e. .-v
good ontsfte names arc accommodated l. :. III
per cent. and !esr deslrsbsc tfera;n:.. -:
cent per zunuM. Thcse Ia TO dcma.a =, II
1oaus, md the market i nominal 4. 1;;s err
on Government Sccur ties- Tn bond il, =, i,
gnge. tho rates arc 50 10 per cent per ...;1 =;
The supply Of Exchange is below i. t.-r j
md the market was sensib13 trnt.. Nit
round lots iron, bank 10 bank 1T Il s..:. -
1n-closiuc With more buyers thar .e!,:5. l.:
figure. Tho counter rates wsro h-m !: !: III
count q par buying, and l-sDitt-lo r.t2!sp vi
ing. Buffalo and Oswego sight were a,k.. :. !
GAH discount, and Canaaa bills, payable t. I'd
Tork Exchange. At i OF
Thsra xas 4 fairly active demauh a: Fer.
Exchange during the week, an At The s!.er.
currency 1ales werc lower. owtn: 10 tls ! & :.
gold. The bankers draw Al s'Shi In sa1l ~
II tho following quotations:
london. per 6 sT'9 ...s5.M So u.
Paris, per t<anc.......... 20 !:
Berlin, per P1nsatan sha- ,
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BALTIMORE,

Illegal Rcctarrutton ot votesJrhe Election
FrnutlA to be Investigated hy ConoreAs-
Nsw ToRk, November 1O.-The Now York
Tfl5vne's Baltimore special says: Tho action OF
the President and Governor Swami, ln connection
lcfose Cor gsess for Investigation. A majority Of
The Judges of election In Baltimore hsse signed :
memorial to Congress, protesting against the nd
mission OF Archer and Phelps 10 seats, on The
ground ofillcgsl registration by Goseruo! Swanns
registrars, and Stating The belief that 4 the Regis,
try law had been properly eafoteed. Thomas and
Stewart would hayc been elected"
, 1866-11-12
FROM MADISON.
lection Returzr-CamplexIen Of the Le9tn.
Iztusr-Majerttie@ In the Conversational

Election Returzr-CannplexIon Of tae L'e9tn-
Intuse-MaIerttic@ In tho Conversational
Dfsxrfcts, c1c.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chieago Tribune
HApuo1, November 10.
Additional returns do not change the hxn1es Of
the aggregate Union majority In Ehs state. WHICH,
Is before etAted, Is about 25,D00-l,o9o for f.loo
In tho Fitrt District 500 for hopkins u mo sec
ond District, $500 for Cobb In tho Third District,
4fes1 for SAWYER In The Filth District, 5000 ior
Wa.bbarne Ia the Sixth District. making s70oo,
rom whIeh deduct sooo for E1dtids in he Fourth
Dhtict a few Districts OF The acgtHitnte nave
,nf recotted but the Senate VAL AfAnl tWnfy-onc
or qt tTen;y.two 1nion TO elesea q twelve Demo
e5au, and tne Assenh u seventT three OF seyentJ~
cssdc-eiying twtntjse!en maJosii[ on Joint bal
ioi 9or The Ie-eleetIon Of Senator Howe, aud de.
The Arttei1n we'll io Capitol PRrk, zfter be4ne
sunE two hundred and sixty feet, has dlled nd
about df1y feet By the pressure Of taud from
below.
it commenced ralnins here this afternoon.
, 1866-11-12

The Feutan TsialsJThe CMAe~ Of JsAn
Cooney and Patrick ktAttDs Posteoneo-
Trial and Conviction Of william uasden-
Ike Prtrener sentenced to be Hanged Dc
crn,beF 5th.
fspecsal Despatch to the Chicago T1buoe-l
Tono17o, November 10.
Court net today n 10 o'clock. John coonsy
and Pst.iek Keatiog we're trtt arEatRned and
plead no. guilty. Their tzials wrrc postponed.
The tgtal Of Vim, Hsydcn was then proceeded
With, a jury having bcen empaEelled-
MsEen;s ss The pisonfstE assd "a = .a ss
vas objected 10 b{ Mr. Harrison, on behalf Of tho
~ Rs,s ia sa
Witnesses were then examined.
John MetcsH swosu-t An 4 private n the
way. In cnnvrssstion With rho prisoner At no
tail he told me that be was An American csi3en
that BIC used 70 work On stesmooan ~ a.e, r..
Joeeph NeWbrsgtn sFosn-1 1tyc a Fon E!ic:
Tns pHis1s. E s1,es ssesE xE e. .aa "a
1idgc-box slung TO : bels around bis w1lst; He
nans rom ,oa ae P5'Gner 70 r,2e speffh Liz .
eas ons e. e. peeke:.soot. g as 'I sad .aid. h.Se
@ ssss; ..dE hin ao ?1s5' oa u 10
a1e ceats in .,lveF. and asEea hun Y h. would pSs
20, ~ h. be- now had .omeihlns 10 t1eat Them viii.
heard he made similar dsua2ds On oh1 per-
cons.
George Graham aworn-I ltre about three niles
from Fort Erie. I saw the prisoner on Friday,
the 1st ot juno. l vas Eolng home
and he rode past me fu!iou.ly:
saw hfa Afterwards NJ Eho:n1Eets
shop IN lsunt of my house. on horseback Ecnt
owe: 10 him he was armed with s1Ce, and area
baynutt, such ~ the FenIans, Hc asked me Vit4s
wae, ard replied / vas IN Ena.!ishraau- &c
said they had CONE over and taken inc 9onan1,
lad the hated Saxon !ules vas eadnes u IT, asa1 -
quarters wer@ scarce. He esid get 4. ~ eon
| vent nnd got It md gaTe It 70 him. Ae ap-
BEARD to BE- unae the induenee Of drinE.
| E,te. / xas Il 4r. P7ieelJ's tarm on ne INT
of Jane list md saw prisoner there tant umes On
| hat daT, He rode up to tbs gate AUG caled ne
/ On, ID cet something 10 cat he WIS armed vain
| a rIde end bayonet got him what he feqn!red
| and he went away. About n horr aita~asus l
saw him srain. He was si.l on hoIeehack; got
| Two doIlats; wan, to 60 and tre.t mJself" Mr..
| FrjrrfT r-.ya him kcunc money. but not two dot.
iars. pfleoncr enid they had come over to take
| Csnsta. md were going to fsce Ireland.
| ron tHk DErEHCE
| Mr.. Mckenzie read and put In several af1daEtta
/ a. to the prisoners FOX d character M1. AcKcu
xIe then procet ced to addreas tho Jury tho Dc
! icrer, sna in opening his re2srlA complained
that he had been forced Into the trai By tn Grown
| counsel before he was ready to proceed, mas
| much xs he hnd no witnesses In ateudanea. Il
| than urged that aithouch evidences was certAtul.
| Of very s1zoog character against the prisoner
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and that L .squitted en- ss!a chsrSc, the ctosa |
would doubtless b Justified In trying him ior 90
taipine 1mouey under false p.riences, sill that
there Hns nothip: to shnw that he came ovcr for
the purpose ot te7yluG war aea!nst her Majesty.
Tho Jadre .hen charged he Jury. 1o1alnlas the
lay under which he p5asofnSf r. fo,w;s w. ea IN
sb5fs II H. th.! H. h,s pIeof
IN h.. nffsouer to show his business In Canada on
hst hle hq,sB +. sa00a anY oaet nSt
ihst the pris amer was at Limestone R'dEe Or foEt
Erir;" that. bis totdship should haze ,soanr a..
was riding On Horseback between two and hto
u'clocx in Tho A1lc1roon, extoItiuG moncy i.9n r.
ibe people that was strong evfdenea 10 go t9 tns
;urv int Eta object was private plundeF, and NOT
pu6lic var, and that 1t laid on the e7oMa e. sa3r
by direct eTiaeAea ihxs ho uaa connected VIII tHH
Fenians- .x.u,,t ,,
lis pritontr, before being ssaeneed. stated IT,. I'd
,hat The Witnesses who awore ar1tnt him peflurGd
fbemselsrs; that ho only atked Tor the money In
friendly WAY.
The JUDGE ihen Scrtencto MN 70 oe haueta VI
thr 1sth nf December.
, 1866-11-12

They are modest, retiring, and x1,ho.
kctatlon.- John Jacob Is tall. apd Lt.vsts L's !
with snpdy hair and comple,;nn III
bling hls father. lie went 10 thc 1ieI.i +, ~ T.
anI did good service for The national IL =. -
William B., Jr., Is tall and slim. s{;bt :,
hair. Of genteel build, aud Is said 10 r,.spr s
his mother "s%1-
, 1866-11-12

srvmnnr'. rasinr,;r In 1854.
The falling OF In the Fcuton column, and
the increase In tho Holman vote, as com
pared with Seyn,our's In ~. Is due to the
detection Of the German Republicans on ac-
coun. Of the auti.lagcr beer Law. At least
G,Oo0 Radical Germans voted for Copperhcad
Hoffman, In order to promote repeal OF
that law.
, 1866-11-12
Asfrera pfthe udxe ON the AeauIttal Of tho
T,rinnuer prumms sud-Lcttef from the Con"
demned I4ypeh-Dt stts4ttsu Among tho In
hahssnnxn ar Labrador.

babtaants sf Labrador. ..
TORONTO, CIV, November 10.--Af.sr the yer.
Set " hs Fen.a pso1cr
lie Judco addressed the prisoner - follows
Danitl D1nmaond, the Jury hate aeau!sssd you.
connected VIII This affair, and thas has, perhaps.
hel,,ed you. But II the least It must be sid taat
1ou were taken under circumstances when wese
ftit xfIs Eaa1d hayc warranted them in concluding
thst YOU were lhe1o 70 one Of these people. fou
hest know whether {9n xsre tneso ot o1 on - Tnc Tc
% Son il thst At tines they eneagd IN en:e:p,lssa
I'D tc sns, ets L tho d.
which Otherwise they wonld not do 10 fntnEc ee
sTayed y yoaf |ads%sn. sna ,sss ~ y @
sere. You 2re man, AMI 'hould thnk more con-
eeru1p9 that which you undertake. Ihey soy yon
arc good workman and en- sasn , n'sh wasts; -
e 70 G1k ae fse
ot %! patton 4 9pen nnrEs,,. e y9a n,n ;tpa I'D
70 Hou ~: .uaarc az nv n un.@tuI Nav snta1prlsss. and
let:ly. more 1ss sa'ases than civilized men' 20
II The following letter, written by The eondeaansd
Fenisn prisonef Lynch, Is pubtshea in the L<ad<r
newspaper: ,nr r.,n
November j, lsGo, i
To tho Editor of the Leader:
| lon would much ohti9a To unoe;ss9ned o1 eof.
p eEonee T. sinaeif % snd siiy Tho undersigned
ssss; sSp or = y 's s.n.y aasA' he4
private so5nt gsnas9enR sa seGanfis. Ga,Fie
County Mayo. ny uaclc, the la,o Captain Pete
Lynch, Of HallJamen. being The nr7t Cs!hoitc ulgl
oss, y s.s 81
S"s Se'he1 Il nc o?; b. ssi,ee' I'D
| living Tor tho laat twcniJ years In Milwaukee,
| WIZ; 70 that iusteaa Of mI lathcE and nuthnz be
| Ipr adhcrcnts Of the Church Of Ecclaud. which
hsyo no dnubt would be OF mnch service to tho =
! ihn iatc trfal. hnyp the honor 10 be1n1C to- on
NJ tho o1dcst Catholic families in the West Of Irt
inpt. and ont Of the twelqo tribes OF .1ae ancIcr
~ Respectfully,
nob7. BLosa L1.cu.
Quxaxc, G. E., November 1o.-A largo nanbt
| THE ctc,t or Her Ma]estJ's steamer Aurora vi
under orders and held themselves IN readiness !
proceed to the Western lakes+ where they WILL
| stationed for the wfnter.
!. intelligence to rrcei,ed that owing to the tailn
OF tho fisheries. the Labrador COST inhabitants
| tle north shore are rendered des1isute, unless :
lief is Immediately provided. The herring 1e
; cries arc complete failure and the prospects
} said to be fearful to contemplate Tue Govet
! meut hns placed 4 steamer II the disposal OF =
, charitable for the transportation OF auppAe
. which will leave In Z few days. Aid OF any so
} Of money or goods, may be sent 10 Rev. Mr. bt
! 1rnnd (1ucbtC. T.. -.
, 1866-11-12
FROM NEW YORK.

Departure Of minister Campbell nnd f'en-
etnl sherman for Mexico o-The JuMot
VIII Caae-Aetlvsty ut FenIan Headan9k-
sers-Teudcr Of Nur Observation-Disclosures
tor the Purchase Of Arms.
Isptc1al Despatch TO The Chicago THbune.1
NEW TonK, November 10.
Eers9al Sherman and Bon L, D. Cnmpbell
were visited this morning By q largo number Of
out most distinguished citizens, including many
Mexieans who are in sympathy With the cause OF
JuA1ex, At half past twelve the General pro-
cecded 10 the Office Of the United Suites Assistant
Treasurer, In Wall etrtot, whcrc be was received
BY the attaches OF the building in body. AFTER
tr1usacting some business there, the Cen
ersl, With his party, proceeded 10
tho Barce Pier at the Battery.
where steamer Was waiting to conyey them On
board the Susquchanna, the1! anchored tn the bay.
1. sna sos er s
denvied, CHIEF Of General shc!man'e xta5, On
Cruz, whe!e il Is expected they viii be received
y II il thoashi the Madame Tunnel vii ea.e WI
uoned. This Rlyes sexeM Of them g xa.ooO eaeh.
peesissly. By ills ihs1 loac III that was specified
litigation, ana 20 determined IRE The pla!nttHs that
IL L. thought Inc pEnpoAEloH VI tn1 usns1
at law 10 pa3, specific les4sles. a91
it, dispu1e IL oyes ,u00 and The heating OF
thc case IL sct for Monday.
The increased ACTIVITY IN and about ne heaa, head
j growing e1cItsmcnt In this city. 1t ID asserted
that several Irish merchants here hasr made ten
lerp Of war vcstcla 10 Mr. Stephens su1tciett to
frau1port "a laFSe An army as may b< ra!Aed here.
4 number Of prominent Fenians 1eave ih1. city on
Monday on an orsariHiug UP hronghous thc
country. In CONVERSATION to-day Mr. stephcnd
stafcd ihat tho next thirty days would develop q
startling movement for the liberation Of ireland
Il is stsed he Is negotiating ior heavy pufcnaae
of arms and equipments.
, 1866-11-12

y LONDON, November =
TeieyfamA fom Frankfort dA'ed last evening" eiEise
bettst feeling In American ss. quotations AID sales
for ca1h bc1n: in.
FI0cE-NATke4 moderately actiFe.
EF1Is-Inai2u corn khoHa decline Of 1eSd lHhr-
ter Of 10 ns Corn Is quoted 1t - for nike. Me.tefn,
ptnv uIuys-EAlta OF mess pork are rtfTNt -
..s tcQ7ss btl f1r prime qualify Lard decln1 eSa
, 1866-11-12

Horace Greeley ran for Congress IN the
Fourth District, New York, With the follow
ing result:
Fox {u,tss Coppcrheadl.. ..-.,....,.-..-..-.1a..ss
o,.,,,x.. m,ca.,,y on1y, a,s:s
Notwithstanding bis overwhelming defeat,
lie ran about one thousand votes better tnan
Fcpton In the district.
, 1866-11-12

Cnc1xXAI1, NotcNbcr 1n-Ihe mai Hsta On
the Iiuic Mani Road, due here this uaotnlnk.
VS. thrown ncm the traeS near Atunru ~
broken rsf and two car precipttatsd down ~
AnLmcut and another turned completely oFeF.
Th,ee pezaeus were injured hat no one killed
, 1866-11-12

10Af QVR8t WE&Es
Receipts. shs,T.
Es:ss'si............: Es':::.. - 5sa@ 53'{S !;
L4kh.-.. 1'-"4s
The deuand for Lumber by The csss".! u goot -
supply IL inadequate 10 the Requirements o. I.e
trsces arr f,11v maIntaiued. Shingles a. dEl:
1a,h f.rm 1t It's. Sales reported were: Caso
s!mu ons, from Aaal4tee. about II II mixed a. u
ea.rn Rchr Advance. from Nau!Asec. ahoas - .
It $3.50 enrxo sehr Emma. from Perlr5s Est'
tretn- abour 100 m good ELL ruu. euL5 ~ slsH.
r,on 1t xleco, clear 1t $sG.n0 CARGO s<Es AA
from 1y,sek Lake, 70 = fAtt mt1ra II $E.0. = = p
stx1zLo, m 1ath It AZ sA N sa"ea sasEe
N.:3, 10 N packing stATes and nesuh-s ~ -. 49,.
In ttse Ya5ts thess u ! fair ceSree OF aetls'E
,,trse nv fnl2r maintained It tho following )
tloEs. ,,
Lrxt1z-F1nt Clear, l.. TX, 1E. a7a aincn =, ii.
sRsna e. Gifsi, j. X. IL asa finch.
F;pst lad seeoaa Gyca1 F1ooE:sS. .,
EStas9; tHs ..,,-......-.....5 81. q ,
f.nM1oH Flooring, 1ouEh-...--...... IT, !.
Gntched and dres-ed common -
ns!sss;. ;aa pressed 5in:s coz: .
me E,sa n z19e;saS;c;ii;ldi sessod Clear :ldis;. 10 '
9ss Common D9:;sa sii!a:....: IL
Wseoobax Eoart1. kelecs. Ettnch :.
a stocE Boards, il iaehes........... HI
Il E@Q[k t4l4FE4+ Il luEu$4-4sst.-+.-- A+-eS
Common HoA1ia, Ioltk3, Sc4atiinr
Fspcinx nd Sna;1 Timber, = 70
Jolsts and Scaoct1E. B Gttt-.-...... l!e'
Io1st4 2ad Se1-tll1s. q, II and u
smH41H-A o4 Sur Shared Shingles
ZOE Stat Saved ShtnGI-s--.......-. s.t
fo.1 SAVED Shingles -........-......
10 Sawed dShl7EIss---..,..-.--.. ~.
1ArHFf N in 3a1ds...... La-
Hy c1r Io3i, BY Nafthwes,ez7t !saI'
roA1, delfTefrd in Aay Jttu Ehffd
ass cau be Switched. Of A1J
pct: 4 ct Stag Saved 5h1nE!tAo3
ear load On tyack.--..-..--..-.....
A or star 9h4yed saioKt7. b car
load on tT1cE, count m1.E I'LL, of
tre btnehcs to ! kEo:aa-tl ..-..-. (
ASsWed Shtnxlea, estT 1asoe. 90 IL
track. 't-..st
10 S2wed sulnSlss pT cafIosA.on
HXCf. .+-"-s.""--'' a
Thres ttoI.rr 4 eaf kost Ad1et when EE1
vstcb chsfco tolloEs tho Ssn-lee n srri*aE Dr.
xMIx0LE sTAxnAEn. -,
rhlckues-F1Je Shingles - b EEo 12enta r.
1rnHh-Gtxtern 1tcheS4
HsnAH-TNerty t1chtA-
| coussA-TTeotT-nve.
, 1866-11-12

The following table shows tho vote for
Governor cast al tho recent election In the
city Of New York us compared With that Of
November, 1864:
, 1866-11-12

n,<tcd for NJ. cultural and sio.k ratsinS puf-
EEotcs. art posse*a coz, lead and c'pt uf"eia..
The letter r Ewing, Ia really 70 me ~
f,JT Ia psttlfsheo VAN Goou deal Q! s2sis1Ae'
, 1866-11-12

RcWHf4 for Gbe a1uFIcFcf Of DE- H6oEnson
ut Satt Lake CITY,
ST. LOUIS, November 1o.-Salt LAKE. Chy nas ol-
fered co reward fer the apprehension o. tne ~
sastin Of Or. Roblnson. recently mardered- Iae
citizens hy private subscription. Addca b's'e. of7e
han Young eubecsfbed $JID.