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prices, from S25 10 $50. Divans Lounges,
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PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL ROAD
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and Northwest counties of Penns ylvania 10
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased By the Pennsylvania
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Time of Passenger trains al Norlh'd.
Leave Eastward.
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Erie Express Train, 30 A. M
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Elmira Mail Train, 10 25 A NJ.
Leaves Westward.
Erie Mail Train, Is A. NJ.
Erie Express Train, 2 40 p. M.
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w Brown, Aa'. n. c. L. R.. Baltimore,
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OF the worst Gscrders that Rc; mankind s:lss ire
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Superinisndenl's Office, WilIiamspoFt, Pa.
Nov. "a, 1865. GEORGE WEBB,
Supi.
, 1866-10-18
VOL. Xxx.

Stanton. has In writing. requested the r;n '!demt
. clIsc hin OF Ills position n4 Secretary of War,
but MP 10 noon 10 day the President has rtcc1*cl
nj such communication. lhcrc Eceme, however,
to le no doubt tllat Mr, Stanton Will soon rctrr.
1t IL understood that IAcntcra.t GeiIer1l Sherman
las bccl invited to Washington, aud there /: =
strong probability that he will tatc Charge The
monies With President Jonuson ia his policy Of
restollng the Southern Status to their practical
1e1a.ipn6 10 the Union.
APPOINTMENT.
WARRINGTON, October 17.-HoieEt S. ctnltoH;
OF tI1c Etatc Department., has been appointed
Commissioner Of Immigration In place Of Horacc
n. C0ugcT.
INTERNAL REVENUE nEcE1ATs.
The tcccip1s from Internal 3cscnnc sources e1-
Over sliib>sto,u6, which IL in ercess d
xl,UOllO pcr diem from the beginning Of the
pscstnt fiscal year, namely, she lst Of July. IT.
believed that thu Income from this source VII!
rtach 10 Ec0rly the eafne GEurcs as ho.e Of Last
year, which will be larEtly In excess Of Lie amount
enl.snIsrd Ind rr9uin'd. leaving heavy snrI'ius
10 I've appropriated TO the liquidation Of the na-
ttoEal debt.
rSFouEDEp nUNoHs.
ThcEc have been fntfmattons in newspapers and
IN political circles. that tho PRECEDENT will proba.
bly mcd1ly his restoration policy. and recommend
lilo adoption Of the constitutional Amendment.
hut lllce is no reliable authority for tue state
mt.t.
BONDS 1ssrlp 10 THE CEloS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
United s.atps bonds were Issued yesterday to
ihe Directors otthe Eastern l'ranrt fthe Union
,ftl section Of twenty-five miles having been com
plc.ud. aud oil t.lc It quisercnts o: the law com
filed with, Which tact tntues the division H
$1G,Lt1 u mile.
, 1866-10-18

proper, still held firm by Ills capto1s, Mr. Kcnue.
u Mhlsilel for hss dog. One oi tho robbers lui.
city remarked; iou need not .wlltstlo-wc fixed
rcrtl that II 1T. Kennedy shoald Whistle ssai1,
or make any nnorc noier, they would shoot h.n,
Int the tapla.n mildly s:ased that" ait woall b
better to cnt his throat. II that would not
make any noisc.'' nj. kennedy did mol whistle
snv more, Int proceeded to carry out the orders
q the 5pd1ans. unlocking tho safe, and giving to
lars. uavinR secured this, Together with Mr.
Eenncey's gold watch and pocket money. the
and FOOT, 1aid him ont On a lounge, and ouietly
depa ticd, thus successfully Completing one al tho
ho1desl and most in,pudent crimes ever pcrpc-
cd. alter half in hours struggle, In freeing him
self, aul! gave tue alarm.
, 1866-10-18

The Liberals Confident OF Succcss-A Gaze
bling l:omp nndnnt-Popuia OF Junrez
-afaAtmtltan has TAken the Field IN Per
hnn-I4ta HInnn for the Etufnrn
, 1866-10-18
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Stnry OF a No3a nnl Successful Robbery
"A Bookkccpcr Compelled to Assist III tic

The Stnry OF a rlo'd ant Successful Robbery
"A Hookkccpcr Compelled to Assist III tic
Transaction.
Is ccial despatch to the Chicago Tsibuuc.l
CINCINNATI. October ;s.
The papers o! this city to their readers this
morning story Of what seemed one of tho nca,est
robberses en- record. 1t was stated that last night,
ubout s or O'Clock, n Mr. Thomas Kennedy,
bookkecper fo1 Ausiln 4 Smith, Nos. Sc
aud Is Main street, was entering tho store,
be WINS accosted By men who directed him to keep
silence md produce The Keys Of Tic safe that they
No alternative being left Mt. kcnncdy he was
compelled to open the sale, the loh.,crs taking
tteEci1om about three hundreu dollars in cur.
rency. IIavihg accomplished this much. the par-
ties then rubbed Ar. Eclncdy Of q fine gold watch
nntl tsc money he had III Ills pockets, and then
lucy ind killed the watch dog Of the etuse.
t1Sc1SHA11: oc;olcr l1.--At about O'Clock
sast evening, Mr. Thomas Kennedy. a rather e.
detiy gentleman, employed as book .Eeerc! 1a the
Mnoel Ale s. seeGtyesionery Of Ansin Smith, Sot:
lodging room in ,he store hnsldinr. wa eollarcd
hy ihncc sutians who qnie,ly lold lin not 10 make
nobody IN the Vicinity except hlm aud
he vould s. silent nla espsofs s' ssen eapiained @
of The saie, and but ,hcy wsnted hm s to open It
and give item what money might happen 10 be
contained therein A. this juncture Nj. Kennedy
IN the store, and inmedlafclJ decided mon bon
already been opentd BY the cool
burcisre, aud they entered without diflcalty, In
mcdiate}y upou finding hsmself In The stolc,soou
, 1866-10-18
Ql)ifo9o Urlbn11e.
TODAY.

The interest in tho primary meetings to-
day, md in the Convention to morrow. cen.
Tres very largely In tho nomination for Shcf-
III, One Of the candidates Is General J. L.
Tcyrrsdgc, n veteran soldier, who has given
10 largely Of lis limo and strength to the
service uf his country on the battlefield
that Ii is compelled, at the close Of the war,
to ask his fellow Republicans to give lin
.lp:r sntlfases for an Office w!siel, he Is
nAun.lnntly fitted. by education and rrotcs-
s!onal experience, to MI. The other
candidate is Mr. Timothy Bradley, who has
1'etn In Office, In some capacity or olAcr,
len or twelve years, md hns never been Il
soldier at all. Mr.. Bradley Is in independent
circumstances pccnniarily. General bcv-
cridsc is poor. We will suppose that they
arc equally qualified for the position. We
ask our readers whether General Dcv-
<ridsc's claims upon the office are nut as
o,.s hundrl 70 oht III comparison with those
Of Mr.. Bradley.
II ought not to be necessary for us
10 say another word on this subject,
The argument is exhausted even
~ stating the case, But 1t is uar duty to
admonish the people that they must conc
cut to.say dnd ,ote' The old politicians, who
arc running Mr.. Bradley will be on hand
with all their retaincrs. The merchants and
manufacturers ought to close their stores
ard shops at four o'clock to day, aud 50 to
thu primary meetings and allow their chi
yl.ioycs to do the same. Did General Bevc-
: e1l1&c, and Mr. Phillips, and the rest o: the
ENfatiiers, sleep OH The ground and exp 'sr
Themselves in battle, and lose their limbs and
tive on hard tack .forr years, and caruns wc
give tlic1n tIi,f LouIs Of our time Today
Shame TN the man who can SAY nay:
At the approaching election we must roll
np the larry. :, poss:5le majority in condcmna-
t;un Of andrew Iohnsou's apostasy. There
could be nothing 20 dcplorHblc in our city
and c.uu,y tl.is fall Us failure to deal fairly
ard Aonorably by the soldiers. \ vote fol
tie soldiers tu7lay is equivalent to d vote tc
sustain Congress, for 20 surely rs the soldier;
arc slaughtered aJain in Republican County
Convention, there will be deep dissatisfaction
among the people, which will be felt On the
t;tA Of November.
, 1866-10-18
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Nhohinwn AaSnrIniinn Fail nfrrilstu-
Third nny-auutGtr urlfEhlfl tut Dny-f3uru.
~

Wnohinwn Aasnriaiinn Fail n1reil,m-
Third nny-AuutArr Drlf.il tut Dny-f3ura.
mrs, tic.
tercciat Despatch 10 tic Chicago Ttibnnc.I
ior1tstLLE. October II.
Tho faCt that lilo proceeds wei ltrurlt fur lin
:" it!nws mud tfphnns oi tht Apulli, drew out n
1ntErr numtrr OF ladtcs than previously. rlc
tun1e nltrninnre wn@ nh bcttcr tint l|Iu day
pf,sin,.. ath consideration ,ll.np,,"iitr,nit VA.
fill al Tho nallnt fAinta uf tc rrls,,.s. II wuaa
airrnr Int tft1to wa< mt ~ mttrh synipsthy fnr
'liu suffering "tf0w% nl Orphans VI Hixlu us "a*
expected. flIp slalA Y,,rpti1A no" II, how nurh
will ho lefl fr tho w!aW+ ai orphan. allnr llIu *.
pr!rrH ais t'atat. III" nrcssnt f"@srsa af Wnhllawn
it,.tsxIltd Afpoe,atton nj Tho t.r ~: thr rrp.cut
meeting. an rsrnt wh1ri will Il" elalls4 Will
plrn,sur ty MI lraa LAYERS Of The tnf{
strt'. mile henta. hest thIee IN n.S; no fur NIL
nEes; in wLItll lllnrn, Mcso tArcs euirlua-l'rant
trnesal sheridan and kair An.iarson< Urnut WA
Arllsss invested la'Itly,, thu kuowlu: ouca ieng
confident ~ t'samt's ability 10 VIII.
aa d1 oSc ss r.a: oF:ss S.pasea ss!1s to 'pps Is,
::aa's hts !a''eny%;: @ ~, s!s k,,! Va .aw
sss" u f e.npn ha c ne nfs sern G Hs a!s
nntri.le. In thr ktart knlr took ths second pntr,
hui Sheridan passed her round tue turn md tnok
s H. essS a ss ana u , s9sa np99P asS
unchanged until Sheridan be:an pressing Grant
i,01 ~ easm @ ssn s ~ ~ sn 10. Hone s,'cm oo'h
mottes TAT e'1se, aIu tnu ~; i.s' .Msht5 1oAt ~.
III: on nr extra leap and won the l.cat,
"S ~ nHtnIs IT, ~ i,s.:s, -. .,., T.,
,',-,, n.ds rnseers y. Sfsss,.a n ING
nss1 EtA'. !nsritS4' coniurhIS Fl; 7au ,'sant paeh
r's hn y rs Ta.,EE, \; ~ auat ti @ .oS IT, eau ~ y,
e. a. ~ ~ " ~. nnH III h,n: ,.ns ~
~. III !Mc Eesh"a5 Mus s"oa ~ LITE . u. sa uaoEn 81
W." rs, ~ an a., ~ 1su .sli IUau ~ .aS
n pnt aNs. raSsianE - 'nS r;,s r.
& t n,r a tt :" f,,i nv" 49, +,.os,S 4
tS hnn trn;3ch ~" ..1ro 7a;, Ep.n,. $500 ~
, 1866-10-18

In nleotntrstop At L O'Clock TIC 1ef: The 18th
instant stter lingering illness ot typhoid fvef, H.
RAN Kkl1H Rkel - years.
In this city, Oct ia. 1t the euce Of as brother,
TM. II. CHESEY. E,rn- erls I1LuicnAnt Company q,
F11h Regiment Vermont VOLUNTEERS.
TVeF1 ont and Northern \. z: papers please copy.
IN this city, Oct ldth, AlAE1D. WILLIAMS, wiis q.
D. D. + nlia1ns, aged IS years aud months.
h!s city, oct 18Th. at The rcsid.nec Of hc7 son.
Mrs MARY i LEWIS aged 50 JeArs.
In thiA cltr, Oct 18th. Mfs. ELEkORA PAJN1CE,
w!c OF lahyestl latf4sk. Ncea II yra1t.
Funeral from Fc4irclSt. 95 JAektou-s1.
In this city, Oct. lst EMMA MARIA. alteAt dangh-
tcr o. Dexter and Mary Goldman. aged u years and
u c1ths.
Funeral from the reslience. 199 C&1-thft, to-day
1hursdsy) 4: II o'clock. FF1enfa Ct the fAluly arc
Invited to attend.
In this city, October l1th ARTHUR T., only thtA o
J1mes +. aEu AuLic TAit-
Fpn. ~ = their idencA =? Ea.t s1sdsons1eet
tQdA{. It O'clock 2. u, ~
, 1866-10-18
FROM LAWRENCE.

+tatc Convention Of Calored pcoplc-Iohn~
sou Party Nominations,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune.1
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, October II.
The coloscd rcorle Of this State arc holding
Convection in this city T. take Into consideration
their rights ard their wroag.. The Convention Is
largely attended By delegates from all parts ofic
furnishes he music. The question Of ennal
rights aud negro sn@r1ge has Consumed
a good deal Of ta-day..s discussion.
Major General Custer and family passed naon
l:1 IL stofoned
The HaIional Union Party Of Iearenworth hare
carry The city and county: Pronatc Jidee, James
Kctrer; County Attorney, Thomas p. Fenton :;
Clerk Of the DietI Ict Court, William Shepherd !;
Sepatore, r. Mcfarland. Robert c. Foster, rhos.
OewArhney; Representatives. John Hannon, a.
Mica Moore, JoEn Dusan- lawyeuce Kennedy,
JoslNa Turner. Beu;analn B. Moore.
, 1866-10-18

A PASSENGER Train Thrown frnM the Track
-+kjI on BOARD Iniured.
NEADyl1lr, IN, October ls.-1hc express train
which LEFT here at 7:30, ran OF the track two nIrs
this side Of Union. Pennsylvania. and was PFC
All on board wc1c more CT leas fnjnrcd-~one ten
cfthe passengers seriously The conductor. Mr..
White, The engineer, and the fireman, were hurt
very badly. The cause Of the accident is said 10
have hccn rom a rail out Of place. Had the train
hen running fast lhere i. no telling what would
have been The result. hut the engineer had slhck.
cred up for tic purpose Of oiling bis ea:iue-
, 1866-10-18

ExtrnrtA frntn tscnerni DnnLR' fpcccll IN .Acs
cepaInx n teuumlnuatun for t:ouxfrss.
DasToN, October l7.-t:encral Hanas, in hts
sIccch 1t Hokton, accepting tho Congressional
nomination yesterday. made the following re-
n,nrls: lie hclieved in the great doct'ine ot
equality ofrfshts and tho equality OF men, hut he
went one step lurther thal many will whDnl no
waS associated. When tc fpol:e of equality O.!
rights aud equality OF power he Referred only 10
,tr loyal pcUple OF this coNntrT. The enemi:+ Of
this country-thc mtu who haye led this Govern
:tnt into the late terrible 10 tho sacrllcr oi
much h:oot aud tn rasurc Iut0 tlc tnappreelahle
danger whic. huycrs over Unr own institutions and
Il, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h on;hout the world, shall
never be- rsslo1ed 10 political power by any ro'o
o. voice Of hir., H. would never cease TO ra'nen,-
lcr that the authority OF tho pcae was lclcgA-cl-
H. was coutident that the great taf object Ut tn.
American pcoflonwi1 toon be accomplished.
, 1866-10-18
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CounfeEfciterB Escape from Jnti Official
Compltcisy Hiuscl nj.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribuue.]
SPRINGFIELD, October II,
Tetcr Mccartney ind John Mccartney, the no.
to1ious couuterfelters, who were apprchended In
Aattoon On the sd Of August LIST, with all their
apparatus and $4,000 In bogus United States
s,otcr In their possession, and lodged In the jail
Of this county, htote loose this n,oInin. and are
than fye focks In theis progress to thc outer
world. There i something very uystesions In
this escape, and the people hint uneqaivocally At
Official completely. The detectives all over the
country, 10 whom they well known. a,e In p1r-
sri Of them, and they arc not likely to be long 1t
{t,at
, 1866-10-18

Temporary Sheds Erected for she Accpmmo-
dntton OF sufferers By fkc into Firt-An"tts-
cr Death from Inturicn-An Aprent 10 be
Made - France and England far Aid.
CurBEo, Z. E.. October 17.-Temporary' sheds
are being erected for the victims OF the l1e dsc.
There is much suffering in prospect. Pirate n
diyldua1s arc ecnlEihnsins largely 70 provide
necestaries. sonr Kitchens are established.
There has heen another death from INJURIES :
that OF a man named Detnc. An appasl will be
made to tho people af England and Frsn1e Tor aid.