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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
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COaghs. Cotds. IanaepEa.
sloar~enes-. treup. uFon-
chttl.. Iactptrnt toasamp-
Etoa. and Zoe The relief Of
gon>umptive Patients ta I'D
vanccd stREes Of the disease.
, 1866-11-01

Attacked by Robbers-Indtnn 0atrnaea-
Personal.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
LAWRENCE, October 81.
Colonel Phillips, who formerly commanded an
Indian regiment, and Colonel Goss, National
Union candidate Tor State Auditor, were,
on Tuesday. In the extreme southern
par, ot the Slate, attacked by "a
jaw, the ball passtpg through the neck. Re was
ieit for dead. Phillips injuries I have no! yet
learned: One Of the robbers was recognized as
John Htriton. formerly OF Eeoaho Falls
The following despatch Is published In the Den
yer Mars:
':.A1Kop. October g.
s.To ]. n. Feasey:
.'Nour calsle were tEn Of By indians last rtphr
at Elbow Station. eighteen miles east Of Jules
burg. II happcned tus. as we arrived
there, 1t twelve O'Clock. The pfcht
hcrl.er wns shot three times, seriously. About
the same time they attacked soldiers With Gov
cIl,nent EtncE at q rauc}.e I've miles east OF e.
how, hut tht Indians did not get any stock from
them.
General blair and General MeDonaid. National
CnIon candidates, spoke hers last night. Tncr
wc&e listened 10 with respectful attention through
ont.
4 commission as Erevct Dr:adfer Gene--'
f1om April, .6G5, Tor gallhpt Hc1yirc.
, 1866-11-01

Withdrawal Of the French Troops from the
Calf Ports-1.Rte Advices tr~m the NIext-
cnn Capitat-lmpertuli4ts Capiarcd and
shot-Ana'rs a. The C'sy Of a1cs1so.
ada advlces from Aaxa'ian, Mexico. Of The I'd
inst, state tha: the late evacuation Of that p1ace
q 0ef 81 oeps o
all the coast Of Mexico and they. with bis marine,
arc concentrating at Acapulco. Part OF the troops
90 The way home Lad arrived At ranama: Wnat
Natens A1!enboure. United States Consul mt the
within The next few weeks wasmtwoii my be *
Feeted In Mexico. He does not state c1actlg what
direction the movement will take brt 1t IL expect
ed !Ee Liberals will make anothct attempt 10 es-
4 Mazat1an letter, October 9Th, says military
matters a.e not materially changed. Some "a,
that be viii male demonstration on Tep!c; bit
all say be will light the French before the eyacua
ton Of Mazatlan. The transports Rhine and Tal-
naics. The anmunition and some some guns I M had been m
taken from the forts, and the forts destroyed.
The Imperial Commissioners have issued de-
Imperial Goseinrn.nt instead Of he owners, tie
goods Of those refusing 10 ooey being seized and
The bark Francis Palmer has been released.
Tanorf. Almada and seventeen others were cap-
sist2nce. Almada was shot immediately by AL
before. Ta1on and the l.alance Of the patty
were taken to tsnaysmas aud shot'Septan nbcr 9th
The fctne and place Of execution Is eail 10 hare
heen horrible, ~ At the first yoiley fred sone
were praying ard. Others cureing their capto.s.
Not half being killed at the drst discharge, the
sccvnd volley as ased. after which ths officers
rrshed in with ycyolvers and sabres. shooting and
cutting ali who showed sisns Of Iife: Th7lesn
other prominent impeIla'ists were captured and
would end the Imperial canse in Sonora.
New ORLEANS, Oc1 ,bet 3..--Adyices from the
City OF Mexico to October I'd arc. received. The
newe Of The mcutal disease OF The Empress Car
}orta had been received from the Mexican Minister
IN Europe. Solemn services had been ordered by
olher chief churches, Invoking the assistance Of
bcaFen in her beka3G Her disease is styled
+, M,Enora., The last despatch re-
), :.atsinp+ dated 18th o. tober. gave
~. ..oE > -ecorery. The Emperor has
ucen sick =. II few
The condtst> ;s...7 e., T:'" : = -
the 1mperialists '-t.'T .~- u =, -. ~.
engagements menti-.:.-
Foffr1or DEaz had ossrsslon Of the City OF
oajacka but the fortified places were In the hands
cf The 1mperjaIisis, who were expecting REIN
forcements.
, 1866-11-01
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Tobacco sfRtiAaien-A rrest Of Hnitroad Il OBJ
bcr~-Lo**rn By yFtrcx-s&austnry-Eholcr olcrA~~
Fer~snat-The Kacc.-IunlpiuR Hatch
Robbery nnd Murder.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihnne.l
1or1sr1LLE, October g.
The tobacco year closed To-day. The comrara-
live statistics arr Interesting The aggregate sales
Of the year reach 81 ,s.3 hoeshcads, against t7GJ;
hoeeheads last year, aud e7,asa hogs
se;a! xaiue Of ..las <'f shls !Sa, gesf amounts
70 $i,Ia,f1', against $G+5la,93s for 1S;4-5. and
81 ,1, pa for 1861. b thc corresponding periods
owing 10 the poor and undesirable ousliiics ouer
ed towards tic cl1es ot the year, prices have rled
low, and the matkst dull. The aggregate OF ibis
years business tf et;nsideted satisfactory, when
tte inferior qnaltss and the falling on h tho crop
4 few weesa stnee the pay train on the Louis.
bSta party OF men who threw the cars OF the
aacS- 1h.e military anthoriacs have arrested n
bo"tahR Green two men Hamcd White and
thomas- General Davis will turn them over to
tl's clSf. authorize. tomorrow.
.,snn nS,'as the Past month tho losses BY ase
1f.c bcallh Of the city hs. been generally good,
the average mortality being smaller thsn for
n,orths preceding. Bat ntne pAupcr deaths wete
rcrof:cd.
There are few lurkln: cholera cases In town,
hui all arc tmportations from Cincinnati
General 4ah. c. Dasis has returned tron his
military examtu.lson Tot q Colone1cy In the zcSu
I lar army, from Chicago.
| The second days races were contested, and INT
time Was made, the hcayiness Of the track ocin,
considered. The first race whs mile hsst.s, bes
, 1866-11-01

(:rnrr t.,,:4: -a-'. -ufic-Cntl for n Nm
,.,u-i .'.o' -4-Lottcry Fentcrs ln-
t3.'
- -.a! Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l,
SpE1x0FTE1p ILL.,, October 81.
The following special order has just been Issued
from The headquarters Of The Grand Army Of the
Republic:
"SPErS0F1E1n. ILL.,, October II, 1866
ESPECIAL 0nDEa No. 13-A National Couscn.
ton Ut The Grand Army Of the Republic Il hereby
ordered to convene at indianapolis. Indiana, at
~ o'clock a. NJ, on Tuesday, the e1th day Of
November next, for tho purposc Of pesfechnC the
shall be as follows: Each post .shall be
entitled to one representative; when the nembcr-
ship exceeds 1co, to one additional representative
and In the sasne ratio Tor every additional
hundred OF fractional part thereof. All depart
ment a-d district officers arc ecQ!Rtio members OF
eaid Convention.
@.:A!l honorably discharged soldters and sailors.
and lhose now serving in tue army, desiroua Of
becoming members OF The Grand Army OF tn. Re-
public, are respectfully invited to attcad the
Convention.
s:All comrades are requested to wear The b!uc,
with corps badges. &c.
(SisAcdl "B. F. S1fruEse,
"Commander-lnchief, G. 4, r., U So
In the Circuit Court Of this county. to-day> the
Grind Jury returned IN indictment against Kim.
ball. Dorset and others for selling lottery fIckcls
, 1866-11-01
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1866

u, Of Chicago, arEired In the city yes.erday.
lLrrt ttAtIemcu :. Bro announced 10 address
Radical meeting at Edwasdasil1c. ILL.,, list night
Coming from Beflevtl1e the Train broke down. and
tie delay caused their arrival nero too late to I'LL
their appointment 1t Edwardssi!le.
TWO thieves. arrested on charge Of robbery
committed st Jacksonville, hare been held in Gus
tods snbJeci to Governor Oglesby's requleition.
On Saturday morning some five thousand dol
lars tn money and SIN larssr amonnt Il notes
and drntte, were missed from the safe Of Messgs.
Thornton { Pierce: livery stable keepers, on Wat
nj ~ stSeet + Detectives were made ae49sinted Hith
ssSas ssee,:ained that ,hs entity Ps1ts "
b1o.her-tn-law OF Mr. Fierce. The key
9! The enfe had been distracted tros,
bell nsedio Other parties, who had ls. it with NJ
Pierce for safe keeping. Detective Btarnteid was
successful in Tecose1inr the papers and nearly ali
the ucpey: TIE young maj. was not arrested.
The Radicals complain Of gross ontrages in the
registry law: II Howard County sobor1ina,e
thizcts, and by their conuivancc hundreds Of no
ted rcbele were reg stored. Mrn were registered
who won1a not answer questions, aud some wesc
Registered, who admitted that they had srmpa.
thized with the rebellion. An Investigation Of
the matter has been ordered,
, 1866-11-01
IRON DES MONIES.

Removal ofa Republican CnlIectof of Inscr-
na1 Revcnuc md nppoIutulenf OF a Copper.
head Editor In his P1ncc-Kepnbltcnn tIa-
jority. Etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
DEs MotSEs, October 81.
1t Is pretty we'll established that Rev. Sanford
nalnes, Federal Collector for this district Is to
bo removed, and Colonel Merritt, Of the States-
nan, placed In the office. Ar. Merritt aergcd
three months as Colonel OF the First Iowa, came
homo, and run on the opposition Ticket against
kfrkwoot for Governor. and then commenced
publishing the Statesman ut this place, a paper
which, tincc his connection With t.
hns received neither The appreciation Of til
friends. nor the no.icc Of bis enemies. liz sup
plants man Who has been at all times loyal 10
he Gosern1nent at and loyal to the party. TIE
Methodist mtnls.eE In o01ee In the State.
The epamsah @ @ ma52rts reaches h.a1 ,- near 1,;
all The returns are in.
The Dubuque Lfrcfd Is fsh!n. for poat otYlce
US d reward for its faithful service to Andy.
, 1866-11-01

three in fve, with. two cntrles-E.-.
iis,tns liz R,ca,s say rsy gs1aing; ;,a1F Eliot Bli;
lost The first heat, bul too the ne1t three heats.
lhcy ranged from a-iI to a:4i- The second raec
was fos club purse OF one hundred dollare, mile
beats, bet three In ase, with I've euu7cs. Billy
sl Walter. but Won the next heat and The race,
John Mor!issey thisd: The others we1c distane@ed e
f1st heat to 22:3s91s on the last heats.
To-aay's @ raees we're, fri. mtlc beats for fonr
son against ni!'Y, BY Brguoll- in 2:5dh and 1T.
The second, for aged sta1iloa:; 1's2 mile heats,
Brigroli a{ttanccd, Time, 5:l4,1 and 5:ai
-. a champion jumping match came Of nss. "a, the the
prize, a valuable gold watch. was won BY William
Abbot, Of Cincinnati. wto nads in a bop. SKIP
aud jn1np. forty -fye feet nine iuches. The crowd
was n1ostly from Cincinnati.
An oId widow LADY. 4rs. SUI, vas murdered
BY three negroes, who broke into The house and
spIf her head with an axe. The NEGROES robbed
the honEe OF ei1ty.h dollars. All were arrested
nuu 4: G in .asl.
, 1866-11-01
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Arr5vnl at ntsnblrd French Soldiers ut Pam
Expla~tnu-The Cehtrn1 American StutcA
at Peae~Anoshcr Battle Between tho
Allies and PnraRunSans-
kona, from AspinEali, October I'D, arrived this
morning. she has one million and 4 quarter fA
tre1s1s8.
s.uca The change ol 1plers afIai1s arc progress
Inc rcAeeablv On the isth1nrs.
The French VIZ steamer TalSsnan arrived ut
Panan1 from AeEfco on sha 1'ta, with d large
1um1cs Of s,ck and woundrd eolaiers. Soma Of
and the Ta1is11an sal1cd 1Saitfoe Mexico.
A eetlous eoudagEauon occurred at AspinWall
the 1911, destroying the. Cnttcd otates Hotel and
adjoining hrt.d1t s.. The 1!auacs were arrested at
the Howard house. through the exer!fons ot Com-
nooore Eoz-s and tha men of thc United S.atoe
*hif-otw lcsoto. Aessrs- Field & Ae2z2r ate
The r1ssr stear.r Independents. touad up the
Magnolia, had exploded. With a nnmter Of pas
senEc1s On board. No particulars Of tae disaster
receircd.
The Central American States arc al At peace.
Ihc Government OF Honduras has decided to
rc'ua:, neutral n case The war between Spain and
cnrled a. important. Us Il lavoss the alhes by
keeping open the posts Of 0moa cad Trujallo. on
the Atantie> for prtvatcesing purposes, thus
enabling them TO prey upon Spanish commerce.
Peru te elcrn.sta with the Presidential eksc:ion.
sna Is thought The Present Dictator. Psdo+ wjll
be elected. Anoher conspiracy agatus. the Gov
ctEmcnt has ben discovered N Lima
state That another desperate batuH had taken
placb between the Btazi1fans and FaraGpayaEs,
and though The allies c,.tn as!ctofy no "details
are given.
, 1866-11-01
FROM AUGUSTA, Ga.

Disappearance Of Cf:o:crn fron snv2unnh-
Freedmen EmtErnain in< tn e-iIc:1u-3loFtaI-
!ty in alncon-" "Stt4.-- .:c.@
AUGUSTA, Gn., Oetnbcr 3t.-The chole7a disap-
peared from Savannah about the list.
The freedmen from Dlbb and Hancock Counties
are preparing to leave tor Liberia On the ship
io1coudn.
A Macon telegram rays the city authorities fur
NIB from SIX 10 ten cofins daily for co1ored
paupc!s.
Parties engaged in sinking we'll In McLemore
Gaze. In Malkcs County, Ga. struck vein Of
flowing OIL The location ie about Gflcen miles
from Chattanooga.
Augusta, Ga, Oclober 3l.-The British bark
B. F. Shane, condemned at Charleston 70: viola
@ 81 f " ~ bsn
Tie captain OF the British schooner Vim.
Gregory. which put into Savannah Ia distress.
schooner Is condemned as nnseawosthy.
Mrs. Dubose, only daughter Of Robert Toombs,
died at Washington, Ga,
, 1866-11-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

A Rich Joue on tho Conscr+ntlvcs-Cool
Weather - Arrested tor Exzbczzirucut-
Personal = ThkevIp2 Cases - Registry
EEnuds.
ST. loC1*, October =.
rich thing happened lately in Shelby County.
1as name Of Colonel Benjamin, Radical Member
Of con9resa> was challenged for disloyalty and It
vas charged specifically that be sanctioned the
resoautoss pas.ed Al q meeting endorsing Clas-
horne 1aes7 ons refusal OF troops 10 1Aueoln. Tie
Chairman Secl esarv, and others present. sworc
!senaa:sn clear, End nxeL the charge Clearly upon
John II. Glover, Cons evastvs candidate for Con-
Eles In opposition to Col0ret BENJAMIN.
9'.4e weather WIS very cool this morning. Ice
lctmed IN ponds ~ the suburbs. and the tier
nurneter tell brlow the lrcczlse point.
Postmaster Foy has caused tic ares, Of Charles
Eltuidge, Register Clerk In the Post Oi1icc, on 4
charge Of e1nhczxtcnsent. The amount alleged to
laiprd In registered letter.
General Thomas Osborne and Captain B. D.
, 1866-11-01

Search Tor n Young Thfcf-1u1uuction -Ap-
p.trd tor Acriust the 3Iiissnukcc anu Aliu-
ucaotn kns!rond.
New lorK, October r1.-So traces have been
diseoyeted Of George Calvert, The young n IN
VT stole *sD.O00 IN gold certificates yesterday
IRON lii. G. Parks. The detectives. however.
s,ill en Tho trick, ard hope that some portion
Of The muney may gel be fopEd; Mr. PARIS is
hsiG IN high estimation ~ broker. The loss
dots no, hTeak up bis business.
Today. a. J. Eande1poo1, II behalf of Wm. r:
Griffith and others. applied Ia The Supreme Court
for 1T irinnclo1 a9a1utt Thomas A. Scntt and thc
pTcst1t Board OF Directors OF the Milwaukee aud
Minnesota Railsoad Company, charging them with
the old Board The management Of the road, aud
thtt thcy are now acting In tho lnterest Of tho
MilwanEee aad ST. raul Railroad. The defend.
ants dsny both the charges and the Jurisdiction OF
the court.
John Lambert, arrested some tiac since fc.
rphblng an Internal Revenue officer whtla on his
passage from 0seson 70 San francisco, escaped
, 1866-11-01
FROM QUINCY.

Pennsylvania Rnilroad Excur@iouists =
United states Taxts-Aunn F.. Dickiasou-
GnFr"tcrs-The Rev. DIR. CnFtwrt2ht.-Po-
IiticQl.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tsibune.l
QUINCY, October 81.
The Pennsylvania Rnilroad excureionists are
expected to arrive here tonight, On thcir silver
plated palace car, bonnd for the Far Wtst.
The anonut Of Unttcd States taxes assessed in
this (the Fousih) District, for the month Of Sop
ie1nbeE, is: On manufacturers sales, etc.,
$;5,a5:1t; on hfstwinea, etc, <ls,3c112; total,
Sl7-,:.5S.S3.
Miss Anna F. Dickinson will lecture here to-
morrow evening.
The carroterF are a, work In this city. A man
was stopped fp the street, night before last, aud
compelled 10 discorEr.
Kcv. nr. Cartwright. the octoecnatfan, fectnrcd
last night 10 respectable audience, for the bencat
Of the Methodist Episcopal Chnrch.
The political excitement is running high. 4
Republican meeting Is being htld this evening at
National Hall. The signs luols bright. The
Fourth District will eend good account OF itsclf
ueIt Tuesday,
, 1866-11-01

Especial Despatch to the Chicago 7tibrne.1
WAsntSa1oS, October 81.
FUNERAL or n1ss eEwAnp.
The funeral Of Miss Seward took place this at.
te1noon, At IT. Johns Episcopal Church Thc
President mud members Of The Cabinet attended a.
1aonfFcss' 1he entire diplomatic corps was
present, and most Of The leading official, Of the
civil. naval aud military tersfce al prosenl ia the
city. Governor Cox and lion. 1hos. Es1ue, OF
Ohio. were also III attendance. az pAll-bea.cts.
Generals Mcfgs, Townsend and Admttal Davis
were among the attendants. Aftct tho ueual Epfs-
copsl bu'ial ecrvfce, the 1cnains were taken On
to Auburn in special car.
OHIO WAR C1.Axs.
Governor Coz and QusrteEmaatcr Day, Of Ohio
have today succeeded In pnttlng military claims
Of the Slatc against the GcneEa1 Government 10
TIC amount Of tWo hundred thons4nd dollars, aud
lave also removed tie difficulties which have pre-
vented the auditing OF ono hundred thousand dol
lars additional.
ELECTION KsrrNArfs.
The estimates Of the Manhattan Club, tho cele.
hrstcd Democratic organization Of Now York
tity, now is hat they mutt hAye majority Of
lort{ five thousand In tie city to carry the state
Ibis Is significant, because ten days ago the est1
mate OF the Club was placed at only forty thon.
sand.
cHC1KNAu POST OFFICE.
The chances Of Colonel Taylor for the Cincinnati
Post Onlcc seem very favorable.
BuEEF T0R SIR1tTtA.
/ Yesterday drove OF ono thoncaLd ehcet
rsseed along Boundary etrect north to thc claIt
| p.ldgc, and crossed INTO Virginia. They ws.,
| driven from tho West, aud Will he disposed Of II
, 1866-11-01

An independent Oflcc Holdcr-ArFivui Of
WhntcrY.
SAN FnAxc1eco, October 31-Avery. the United
States Assessor nt Sacramento, acknowledges the
receipt Of orders from Washington to deliver up
his oillcc to Eieler, hui disobeys them.
The following harks have arrived: Harrison,
Arctic Ocean, G50 barrels oil, 13000 pounds bone
Helen Mar, Fox lslande, 1So barrels OIL, i, Oej
pounds bnnc; Massachusetts. 1.ooo barrel! oil,
lH,no pounds bone. The las. named vessel 1e;l re-
NAs killed by whale.
1Thc sas,td0 Of money that was stolen from
raymaster Glenn, United States Army, at Boise
Cily. has been recovered.
, 1866-11-01

Grand II Republican Rulsy-Sprechcs by Gen
craig " asbbut nc and Cabt fn-Tle Cniou
Esrcs 1urniuK BriIhtly.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Triouue.l
Iusco1.A, ll1.y October 81.
This has been another e1ortons day for Eastern
Illinois. The U:ton loving citizens of Douslas
County. 10 the numbcr Of 1000, assembled with
music and hannere TO hear the gallant Generals,
cotuyn aud Nashlnrn, of Indiana, inst from
thrir endorsement. by the -Bcss in Dlue" Of that
glorious STATE, The former held the audience
s?cll-hound fos two hours and half By his mas
4as ronvutsed thc crowd With laughter. it, in:lu-
10 cannot tail to he felt next Tt,Ssdny. General
Tic fires atc burning brightly. ard ne sh1ll give
UloInH III 80 majority in thls eoauty,
, 1866-11-01
FROM INDIANAPDLIS.


Important ~ premc Cuurt Decision.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago I7ibune.]
1EptASAroL1s. October 81.
The Supreme Court Of this statc, row In session,
to-day decided in the case Of smith asatprt
Moody, appeal irum Marion County Common
Pleas Court, that tue tlis,ccDth article
Of our State Constitution, known a.
the black article. and all laws
passcd In pursuance Of fss provisions, void. as
bclng in conflict With the Constitution Of the
Cn!,e1 states. The Court holds that any citizen
Of the Cnite1 Suites, no matter what his color
may be, who has resided SIX months in the State,
il a clitzcn Of the Stale. The Judgment was
unanimous, aud the opinion was delivered by
CLief Justice GtetcE.
, 1866-11-01
FROM ANNAPOLIS.

Cnsc nf tue pnticc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
far the Defence cs:loscd-Evidrncc lot HIuEnT
fh0rMnn-{'harn rnctcr nf the Evidence Zen.
crnlt5--Thc Cusc Closed Tho Decision To-
Morrow.
, 1866-11-01

NE0ffs& Nm EHt AttUnt&c EdHbEs
BELFAST, Me-, OCTOBER 3l.-A violent storm has
prevailed for two days OIL the coa.i OF Maine, in
Ier7upsing tcleErsph!c communication, steam
o1ats and mnffs.
Noah II. Could, 4 prominent citizen Of lincoln
Vile, in this county was killed, last night, by a
board blown from Ills barn BY the gale,