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procce diuts Of the LeHfslntnre- -sauFa&e
Bills, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Iftbanc.l

procce diuts Of the LeHfslntnre- -sauFa&e
Bills. &c.
tsneci.l Despatch to the Chicago Tftbanc.l
NASHVILLE, November =.
Thcre Ttrc taitta dozen Of franchise hills passed
a first reading In The nonsc yesterday, all o1
them embracing rccro tuftage, aud couple pro
ytdfpe for universal nHucsty- II fe now generally
conceded tlA. bill extending qualified colored
suffrage will rccome la* At An carly day, while
the urcscnt hauchite Ian will be made more etlin-
ernt. 70 as to prevent large numher from sotinr
Who arc DOW conceocd that privilege Snch arc
Tie rrcsept Indications. III possible, however,
that no decisive action will be taken NATL alter
The nrtctapr Of Congress, IN order to ic3tn the
WI.b and drift OF that hoIy. II Il pfobaolo
,ley will rol aEiourn before February or March.
Tomorrow morning 1hr stleet @ c9msansstsc, 70
Will n akr thtir report On account OF slight in.
fo,fnsl3ty in the former proceedings. they Will
recommeEd new notice be seEved on the Jnd4e-
requiring him 10 ap{ttr 1t thc h na: Of the House
naorird ari rositc served. 1t Is lnita-ted In
sop;o anariera tlat Li> honor u refuse 10 appear
Nxenv11lx. November 2s.-1he hi!l 10 define
| urslaesltote Of iusprs has passed both branches
81 Tic lrsis1atn,e. 10 take cSe1 aler ts passage.
! count, u lcrncssee, 1t sha1l be Eood ground 70
| cheli.rec tho ecrarctcne5 of any }1lor tha& sach
| nrTson ie moi analtcd 10 vote in this Slasc. Tho
Till also provides th.t rape, - now 6enned of INC
Tel Ectecc statutes. shall tn1tf aea,n " us.s'ns*
| but Tue ;uz, NAV commute t1al,cachn:nt* to 10.
! rIxuI,,;t ii Tor not less than ten nor more toan
Fiity.sevcn Radical serators and Represents.
lives will tcuorrow publish call loF Si*te
Republie9n Cncn Conre1tlnn. 10 meet at Nash.
,iifr. FtMra,y I'D, 10 nominate 4 candidate 70.
Governor, 10 represent the Union men vi Tennea
, 1866-11-26

Trus ou the National Course, WashinEtsn.
between The 1orsesDcxter, Geo. w. Faw-
ettf nnd Polly Ann-DexteF Aecompllshes
bis lille In I'll 81. s.
The sixth race over the National Course came
on today In The presence Of At least four th9n sand
delighted spectators, among whom we're Gcne!at
Grant md members III. 9t his ,'s s.sf: SeeTSsafass
Chandler, Assistant secretary Of th= Treasury !;
Sis Frederick bruce and ettoches; Judge taEtef o1
The District Supreme Court Colonel Ward, L. Ia
nrmbes Il lacIcs. TEc cltJ Councils IND tic ba1 of
the city were well represented. Tie raec waa fof
purse Of E, COO, ml1e heats, best three iu nTe
The horsee entsrcd were the famous Dexter tle
isotter George Fawcett, and the PAGER Folly Anu: n
% hieh. a"e''' 80 '''
Tht rice commented shortly after three o'clock
with Faweet On the insee rack De3tsF ,t started
pole In s. seconds, and be kept las dls-
taDec 10 the home stand, whiehs"as reached In
IN ttbe second heat Dexter Was again behind.
bur toon dlstanced Ill his competitors. He ma'e
tue quarter pos. in s. seconds, Tho half mile pole
IN 1:Il, the ttee-auAEtef pole In 1:tt, and ihe
{ut:ea stand IN s:i.i, disaasin9 h!s eo@Pstit9rs
th.ee-tourths q u second; that Is, he beat1t on
tlnck Of this character. comlhg in about two
seconds beh!nd Of what he had made On the KAlA-
% n shs % .hiss FL. De1tsr dia no. make 50 good
tnc probably because he realized the tact that be
did not have foemcu - worthy Of his heel Hc,
however, started acatn in the rear. but quick.
In 81 seconds, the half mile In l:l6h, the three
lou1the pole in 1:53, and rrachet honlr in A-a9G
leaving Faweett and Polls Ann lar away IN tht
rear.
The horae Fawcctt did good running this las
heat, and made desperate effort to p's., his an
taEonies, hnt he was, VI course, proclaimed sht
victor. and his proprietor took the purse.
, 1866-11-26

4r,e., Of Mur1lcrer-PEcitsc Railroad kx"
cnrx,on{ssp- Ohio Trnop~ for the War
Kcacneine bsrtsouerr-tsns-s -sotnnauba5ls'
.,~Scw Nescrvo3F, 6c.-Choaern.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsioune.l
C1scnxA11, November =.
to,oae ruosu, ,he muct.erer Of consad nues, In
This CHS about month since, wss arrested satnf-
day night and lodsta IL jsn.
hx III. me rrhsuts IN Change On Saturday. They
leave 70: the East Tomorrow
lis annual report Of the Adlutant General
shows that OHIO fnrnished Slo,uo troops. o. ~
aims and terms OF terv1ce. Including thoSe VIC
Ind nuts stoc aud G,t0G In excess o. q! caas
wltth ;hr* rlaccs Ohio 70 much shcad on Inc ne1'
Siln bales Of cotton, satucd At $.5i,CH. hase
teru .lip, cd Lo7ttHGrd from Nashville slnce Inc
Jack uays. notorious Kentucky guerilla. and
1a.iy u ac+pcru1oc., ftcca The js!t At ishanen,
rtoc+ce \ :cp nights 40. and released aAtoe
nj. eEcss lu, t~a, Who rrfuscd 10 20;
Gtmce-u. s:.ls. a r:'ALses u t.: s!1. "as
, 1866-11-26
FROM NEW YORK..

Lecture Of General Butler on Dir Hron3s
uud Abuses Of Executive Po:'cr 3ua khc
Constitutional Rcmcdy-Ifia Indictment c1
Andrew J lohusou-Thc Fon~- II forcca from
Kome. to 20 TO a1alta-plar ar,ne-Mo ximt'-
Ian nsDorXs n,nn" lnsan.-o4AeF IT, Reports
,cT delivered alt e.. lat tyeuias. at the Brook
I'm Ac.taaly Na>ie, q. The wroncs and ahase.
q ths Sna Mslt 'es on fae
mcn, 4 A,4s " Johnson. lie charged him With
l.; s,,a vfsh ,0'o4ssoS 5ss !: & sfFonnsfa %nsf
i1Eerdea i1E asess' fe ince e' the hstted and II:
Of the people against The Congress q The United
's3st tit S ns5Ra 81 %
sa ss5!sP =
'e1a 1os iii l. NIGHT s Ssye Il Ssw Orleans, 4.
ssS ,ssr,ns 60 T;h Tis II nfesasi sic
nd nnlacieg .he aas%Sers: ne aesosmpaaisd
enc closed with = general snasheua against tho
ssses aoeins . ot hoe xdS ~ lonsh, as.a.t =:
FIf~n steamers Left this hasbor Saturday for
various foreign apd demss,,s e, @ ports Carrying
fr steamer Britannia, viii 100 cabin and steer
arc nasterccrs, which left G1asCow On the % N.
sians, bas not arrived. Some anxiety Ia fe1t 'o'
nj IL Tammapy Hall ctsy Convention bare recon-
| r,rrGed Richard b. Connolly for Comptroller
iusrrcsor Chine has been fonnd EuAt3 q ,,'1 tnt
shs:ee Of having ereceiscd b'ibe tn1he dfstil's''
''1Ge Inspee,of ii.ona Gaze h.s been adjourned III
''f Tic T<ro,ds Me1ico correspondent shows stas tas
The Vesican pud.ilc is more complicated. MAJ ]
maan is sl!i II osizaoa And u lrsaSa oq Ms1
= milan deny this statement, sa5ing 1hat he aueaa
. | I'd tu lIs husI1ess, - usuel. lhe conac1El
fiye NAVY is anxious for his return TO TIC eapss
!. nud hik throne, p1sdc1uE ta1gc fund Tor ms FL
| roscs jut be has steadily te1ased 10 comp.:
J1artx, and will abdtente In ht. faror; ~
d Miguel Mifzmon, who LETT Tcrs Cruz for Mckee
va: Obliged to return by Fne5ill.s. s. ~,
! 1istcd another pEoclamaf1on.
Tic Htrold' tpcctal EAys caIxalei luot2aaat
denied having any Ct implicitly Win gtsess;,
< RI. 1lthoueh the health Il the city was good.
The gunboat Clinea weu!d undoubteoi5
turned over 10 Eteotedo, who is now ic COZ
n Ate.stant Central Organizer !. r. Kelly IL NJ
~ In command al ths Fcntaa headquarters IN u
o. city Stcnher* has not been seen At heAdQuafte!
. aud 'hr impression j. be q not h eeen ~ Is
II Trilcd stat as-Nastaehnsette taking the lead.
=, Orr p1 .he wcalihfest merchants Of this city b
&c rror, i*ed that on tho 1ss Of Deccuhas he Nor
T. laalc over 10 Colonel kelly, In ships and v
M | material. an amount equll to all Stephens
n received In this country, The Ca;slo'0ta cuts
- have pledged themselves 10 contribute f1t>tW
sa es aIc constantly aIFis1ng from Ireland seport
$I,a ri cf
, 1866-11-26
FROM BALTIMORE.

stenmer Feuudercd Mt Sea-Att the Pas
sruxcr md Crew saved Except Four
Nc-roce-&:eneraf sherman und Minister
9,rp,phell at llnEnan. &c.
R.171xccf, November so-- The steamer 11t-
c,tv, INN, New Orleans. ria Hayana. on the snh
fnsf'. brings here CapiAin Hazss md the
o&eese md crew, snd sh5ec p.ss;snes.s
EorSccaf / CO.'S Baltimore and Charleston liae.
which len here on the loth inst, and tou1deted ~
q tcve7r gale sixty miles southeast oi Cape aat,
tx.ns. The officers. elcw,and 1atsS ~ M
number, took TO small boat, and alte1
being e1poted fer soc non.1 t1 O. sni IT, "fEe1 p; 2,
Sta,cs tiiEats Spsnurf,rla 4, which vas carrying
General she.r::L aud Minister Campbell to Men
@. AM~e-x rczsh exscp: four eo!o;ea aen "a
@ sn' day, tic 's: ir ue sns299eassna Sr;ma1 az
md Minister .Canpbeil were reeetyea VII
marked sssen,ion le sa1noEas nns ~ 1,eP Y
Tie weaihc. ia quite cold here today, With 'nd1
Gallons of tuow.
, 1866-11-26

From Fort R1ce-Condftion Of the Upper
1ltxsourt-F1Te ut ST. Loufs-Tcrrtblc alur.
Lcr-Thrce Victims.
ESprtlsl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsibupe.l
ST. LOUIE, November =.
4 special from St. Joseph says the mountain
toat Enterprise ia just In from Fort Rice. where
sbc has been In Government employ. She bad
nc,.hc1 miners nor gold on board. She reports
the Enow at Fort luec TWO feet in depth when she
left. Cakes Of ice were floating in the river full
Thirty feet in length and from three to four Inches
il thickness. The Indians are reported rs
quite troublesome along the river, and have, tn
come instances, attacked miners coming down
the river.
Tic cnrolImcnt Of the militia Of the Stats Of
Missouri Commences tomorrow, the s6th.
By a nre on Third street lear Locnst, last
night, Justin, Faecette Co. lost fG,oD. Insured
1or E, mo.
JOHN Finley and wife. and Mrs. Cousins, elstef
Of Nrt, Finley, were kiled by a man named
Kobrr, A. West Platne, Powell County, IN thla
State The cause Of The disagreement was about
homestead eptIY.
, 1866-11-26

Candidates for tho lc1ss1ntorE-southefn
prcsbytcrtnu acknowledgements from Ar
xnuEn6-
Is1ecisl Dcapatch to The chicago 24'oune'I
Mxxrms, November q
Moore, Alte and Coleman arc nominated a.
candidates for the Legislature.
The southern Presbyterian Assembly yesterday
look action looking to the reception Of Assocla-
a.ea Reform and Cumberland Pzeahytcsla1s.
The Arkansas Lgis1atur,c yesterday e!eGted
John E. Jones, Of Phillips County, TO the United
Sta,te Setatc, ttcr Snow.
The weather ts clear and cold.
, 1866-11-26

The Cicero ConstabularJ-A Conspir.
acy Case-CriminAl Business
t. Judgments and New
Suits.

La Il. Circuit Court, on Saturday. the Cicero
corrtofr4, 'a1y contention came up. 1t \ Il! be re-
me,nLtrea that IN Information in thc nature Of
nun ansro. to Was lodged On the relation Of
wi1liansvh 'buzne teqai7tns John y. LA'noeer
TO shov by vh u authority he assanes to exercise
The ttiiee Of c o9stab!e N Cicero Ihe complain
eroan1 th.t be I'd not resided he t9nasap ~
1sJ5 Jadxments we're rendered ia the common l.v
5'fs9 Is is9u. Of o, r. asso1 ee1 WE.
Iqs m a Sn aad Hsa91 II;
q. Fo1rer nrrine. Ai'cr B. Smith tor $447,12.
The Follow ing wits = err dismissed: Alezan-
de5 coe9a.d " BsrnasA ;a;s IL nn3{euisa,a 5sic-
ed IT., r. hs,,iSns e az The az :;
On for y icing os sa nseoas
so4ft during th !:'3 l. eelaSe S ,r an
inisneton nsn % " conraa ktss - inst John Barlin
T6e ininne,ion issusd 10 sesiSs IN tho respondent
em eonecaine o. r. r. eussIa eomp3sa.St o
himss1 1 nd I'D .he ~ ses2eraoos aIsa T an onw1itee
II So,,.s.. ,, H tae q Sadias.
md u T. cssssed that moneys hav be e. s'seiyed 81,
by defendani a1d not accounted tor MI III :. o,tt =
ssS III e. TesuI; q aan6;t 81
E'aSy 10 fee1ys1 f;, ;a IN ~ M hsnam orars
n aes1on o.. 81 oGGt w S,stn r.. s:cs BE-
~ ~ - ~ ri. IL IN recnSsr oc irtte 0,
IL IL n1e1etses +1.u VI s!n.E strrct: md Z, action
w oaooea. e. eo'snnns d,ma. .. hrin. i.ta *l50
n ao,,on On te csse vas iasttn,,d Dy Henry
:. noeehtaaip p,' r.. iae nfe y ,t Ws1," 4 f1,csru
R:sMt R5sa,n.s fsS o9snr & oei. e,sine as sG
% ases' ~'D''''''' -S'''~ '~'
-. LIE a1a II tema.o1nE ,n'nlts eu's "e'e al ~
"G oliycr CT : EdTs1da Is, James Soccuet; damages
0,1 Ih0m@ ~ am fssssa asoaass as; ssiJSs si'on,
sHi ssnHnci c. C. sltansr ct ii. y. c6ai!ss a. ssat,n,
lev LEWIS q Z; e. nn'o"'n' a1lo 1Aaa1 A'
agss, g1,S S';" = nun,.n. Trr.,ee. &c. -. yz4liam a.
FnrbsI. % d dsmsres & 90. ' >N>'' '~
d.m.1ss LILLE x51n 81 y A'' e' ''' -
, 1866-11-26
Suits.
i)An1NG'
(jESUG(ESGFDL ifrEIPf I
TO ROB ONE OF
HEKRHNGsS
FrankIinite Bankers Safes!


-AAlA&1fsC VASE VI En- He 1VluSe
PLYMOUTH, LII. Nov. n 1ss<.
Ne.5,. [ n Et1usG { CO., IL Sat: Il, Chicago, IT,:
Grs,e- n tie night Of let 6th lnst, my adlcs vas
eo.r.ca n bur. sass. a.d attezpS xas nade to
the No. 3u.sriuA.s Champion Fir f-cof satts with
,,:Ge BANKER. krautl!a;te 1ron} Chcat which had
il: nj on c: at the tine. Ihs bur%lars snccoedei In
or. ius OF the outside r1@preof door, v1to pa1dc:.
rsey next attempted to t2.r ~ entrance 70 s instae
Bankers Cttsi, but faled to secomphfh ta possose.
They broke e1 lhe limb Of The Tafe'& &ouslnAsoQ
D1A Lock, THE, ds1ve 1t tAsuoxh oEx e94d 10
Do It. They Also broke on The hsna}s thss :1ws d
bolts, 'a7a attempted diving It sarouxh, bat nle1
again; they removed part Of III nouldin1 ad sfn1-
mental htinEs "a The door. All tred cusx11SE, tat
without Success and the5 fa1y had TO leavc ta7 td.
utt1fy dt1eomntted tho SAFE having successfully re-
etste,1 every effort ap7ae to 1Irt 1t open.
OF coaf5e could DOT open c. operate TIE lotS. WITH
out e, 6. hsuas, aa SET Il 70 yea last Week 10 bs
o2elel Aad repaired
Ian l. receipt tais .aosalss, noza yo1. Of satixtac
tory ey1oencA Ct the sITETr Of tAe Cn1IEs1s Ut ny
sAIz, eoe 14tng ot Money, Government Bonds, Talua
BIZ F1pefs~ Il. ......
1lafe noo confidence tsar ere. IN the sEcrm1T cf
roar Bar ke.' S4f., A2o .ou hare nnothcr ot Sane
stze and kid ready tt. +ht!t:eus ron win ooliEe
by secd!n1f forward n oces. With bill oE duerc1cs
OF c1pe-Jscf :-1airs-
s. Il. TpCSG-
, 1866-11-26

H.. &. .envner-Te1fnsy EcFer on GhtptnnFd-
s.hr,sr, DlmfnIrhIur in London nuA Paris
,r,.s 49,. - Enrrci T-or, Womr. 10 70 to
-ne n rope II s11
nlan4. -rn,,.,,,., es-rbe x+e.mer Cc,-
NEW YORK. Nnsemoet .2[tIe ~ s.nS e.Sa1t -, AZ AZ
mania, from southampton INC LII, aHasea moast;
AnHta.naE eAssss 80, - -err,.s3 ~ hn.rd "
which Lad pfosed tatal, ocEH!seu " ooasa' a T.,
The EhsItth secdclafy o! eAte NJ rtopJisS4t ~ ~
give reward q 1ia.No 20 sa3aeEa 1"aa'1 Ao1
his bEecch-loat!nE inscnuon-
The choIe:n Is 4ttalhtfn!nS ~ Lon9ou. .-
Tic Emperor HaPo!Son iHxteo Istuse ..aEv.
Icon to taic part IN tue A1ntafs olK@"naoon
Ctmu!ltcc -, a.. eo.,, +,
The ieoo-cla sq1adt9n Wlt ELL vi tno @Sa4s "
bring !,acE troops ron Ao'ac'
70 cholera 70 Paris: ...z,. ,,,,,b.d or biz :
in;ssS1eT ZIP tne FTne s ron ). oIS;ssd 10 iesvo
haSe ascaas1 taat - S, ny W.fts. sfsstIcs
HOME nc WI n,iaa5 H. ~ - .T III acciainn
anse 1ec'' nenec:;n, I'm ,he S1ssn.Ruasian alli-
NnnoIs rSnIad e3-
anEe N; ;,1 ~ I,cnm.rk ontned in pe..on the
ssdeE Ihs ks saad 81 PI9o to resorc u Norh
MicL asn!p' Gne M LAY "a ~ snc nonuniinn by free
ecHies"as. ~ ~ Isc,G. eive. in fayos uf such
Sttnss plohoan@e
| sep, ,,r,r,- uI,, ~, ,bc Austrian Ambassador
HaEua 4a .seA "N. ~
- fioseneevy IL ennno.cd 10 he terminated, The
| ,s-Sa - rn1etnsrd several steamers.
""9Is Eit i. ntoposcd TO levy one shflltag
AZ! ~ mia ncr ounce, Telegraph coramunica-
1a5 ~. ~ S,ccn snsncd with Wentworth, forming
tnS I'M tg4t.wn-Hoe1lle natives at TfIhnra had
/ ..tsa,n5 ~ feirndly natives.
a'pn|Irres1tMThe ~ semt.otBcial North German Ga
| ~, onsjffn mAuEEf. tA43
, 1866-11-26

wooden bnildtuc used a. i cotton m1nufactory IN
Btissri:le, three miles from this city, was totaI-
y destroyed bJ asc last u1git with ~ ia rqsseps
and HarweI, Of this city, and was valned 1t 6e-
tween cstren and twenty thousand dntlatt. 1he
tneussnet vas 50 SEQ In the Norwich insurance
Company Of this city
, 1866-11-26

Bo.7os. Soycube, a5-Ile new steamship Or,
,,,fo. for The Boston and Liverpool line ,lkx.s
iau.:c,vi 1t Ncrhulxpo:t Yesterday. She <SrSIe
t..ctn, kaw*2.s. ara 1na!:g brought w In the
fcatca oT nrtrIu. ID this morning. Qar..setr {
, 1866-11-26
FROM EUROPE.
The Pope, if Forced to
Leave Rome, will
go to Malta.
TIE PROBLEM OF THE
EASTERN QUESTION.
FROM MEXICO.
Report that Macmillan is Insane
andalso thatHe will abdiGate
in Favor Of juarez.
LYNCH Law In KENTUCKY.
Three Robbers Taken from Leb-
anon Jail and Hanged.
A Chicagaan Murdered aud Rob-
| bed in Louisville.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE In KANSAS
Two Clerks Burned to Death,
| THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS on
| HIS IMPEACHMENT.
TRIBE Murder in Missouri.
General Sherman and Minister
Campbell in Mexico.
STEAMER F0UNDEREO AT SEA
All the Passengers and Grew savei
! Except -Four Colorea Men.
General Sherman and Minister
Campbell in l1exico.
All the Passengers and Grew Saved
Except -Four Colored Men.


1y thc Cah1c-Tho Condition Of Hiexsca-
Health Of Carsnttu-Thc tIo5na Comtnis-
sion on tue Neutrality 1nws-ComHaissaou
On tiic Rc0rEunfzntfon oi tho french Army
I1yEnroo1, November 25.-The steamship lou
i.iana, Captain Harrington. which tcfi New York
OIL Tic 10Th instant, las arrived ont.
LONDON, November a55.-The condition Of the
Mexican Emperor is the leading topic in England
and on the continent.
Trieste papers say that the state Of the Empress
Car1otta's health Is unchanged.
The Sunday Castle, Of this morning, says the
Royal Commission on thc neutrality laws will
soon commence Its sessions. Lord Csunworih
will be President of the Commission, and among
lis members will be Lord Houghton, Sir Ronndeu
ralmcT, Sir Il. Phi1iimorc, Dr.. Twlsa and ". II.
Gregory.
There arc vasuc reports that the Government
proposes to send twenty militia regiments 70
ireland.
l'An1s, Sunday, November e5.-It IL stated that
tho Imperial Commission appointed 10 consider
the reorganization Of the French army will report
in favor Of adopting the rrussian military
system.
prs1n, November s5.-Thc Deak party have
adopted an adlrces.to the Emperor Of Austria,
asking for the restoration OF the laws Of 1e4s, and
promising Tint the Diet will consider the wishes
OF the Emperor. At expressed In 1ls recent 1c
script.
, 1866-11-26

BALTtxoRx, November e5.-H has been deter.
mined by Governor Swarm, hls friends asserf, hos
10 convene d spccial session of the Maryland
legislature. II viii meet On lA regular GAy, tho
1Qsh OF JanEetJ.
, 1866-11-26
Fire at Norwich, Ct.

being made for three more sttauc1s Of tha q +
III to run direct between Boston and LvefpeoL
, 1866-11-26

xrwAlT BROTHERS, dsertlssna Ae'ts
1nfs neurbarn-As., receive advertisements
for all the leading papefs tbrs1Shs1t tae
Cu,ted states and CunndNa.
, 1866-11-26

Hottt BaTpeds
WILMINGTON, n. c., November aL-Gfanfcss =
Hotel, or the r. 4 y. G. Il H-s WAS eh>lfc:5
Destroyed BY fire this morning.
, 1866-11-26

Il, all N
|;Gc2t I"
.oaHtt.cK
7rar, ttADs
atnc Cr hA-
k desirable
| En lrh
:. AsdN4
lcElCytEQ-
, 1866-11-26

fp.
9 acres
f!Ih fur
+:vAnatnn.
building
farming
cxch1n@
:. J. D..
Fullerton
, 1866-11-26
THE TURF,

Ttux nu the National Course, WashfnEtsn.
beiwt en- The Horses Dexter, Geo. ". FAw-
cttt nnd Polly Ann-Dextcr Accompltshes
bis hgitt. In LII :{-4.
, 1866-11-26

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

= COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed to continue, irritation OF
the Lungs permanent throat affection, or an
incurable Lung Disease is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
having direct influence to the parts. give i'm.
mediate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases Troches are used
with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, and re.
HeYlng the throat after an unusual exertion Of
the vocal organs. The Troches are recommend
ed and prescribed by Physicians, and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being an article of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test of many
years, each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other arti
cles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches, -
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box
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was caused by Waterman dropping a
can Of kerosene oil near one of the
stoves
The flames spread rapidly, and com
muuicated to the splendid elevator be.
longing to the same company. Both
buildings were entirely consumed. A
large number Of loaded cars and piles of
freight We're in the depot, and are all
destroyed. There was about 400 900
bushels OF grain in the elevator, little
or none OF which was saved.
The loss on the elevator, depot and
freight cannot now be correctly stated,
but it ia estimated at over one million
dollars.
This loss will fall on the company,
which insures itself
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LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
WAsHINGToN, Mar.

WAsHINGToN, March 70,
The President has approved the act in
.o,s,ion to the Court of Claims. 1t re-
.o.r. the fourteenth section of the act
,.,ablishing the tribunal, which section
,,ovided that no money shall be paid
ant Of the Treasury for any claim passed
mon by the committee, until after an
,,orooriation therefor shall be stated by
,bs secretary Of the Treasury. The
present law allows either party to appeal
n the Supreme Court Of the United
statps from any final judgment or de-
cree which may hereafter be rendered
:, any case wherein the amoant in con.
,royersy may exceed three thousand dol
lars The amended act allows an appeal
At any time within ninety days, except
NO in cases where the amount found
1ne by the Court has been paid at the
Treasury.
Advice has been received that the
Nouadnock was at Montevidio on the
18th of January, bound for Valparaiso.
This vessel has everywhere excited the
wonder and admiration Of all beholders,
and given them better idea of Ameri-
can skill than anything they had previ-
ousIy known. John P. Hale, United
States Minister at Madrid, has written
TO prominent members of Congress,
urgipg an increase Of his salary, which
il now twelve thousand dollars in Gold.
Representative Brandagee last night
made an argument before the committee
on naval affairs in favor of the estab-
ishment OF navy yard at New London,
when representative Kelley replied in
.avor Of Legue Island. The committee
will take vote on the subject Friday.
The Government does not seem to be
spprehensiye that the Fenians will at
tempt an invasion OF the British Prov
IDces-nor is the British Minister seri-
ously alarmed on the subject. There is
nothing known now to justify the be-
eC that the Fenisns have as yet gone
2eyond holding meetings and making
collections of money in aid Of their
cause. Certainly nothing has been done
q s. belligerent character to authorize a
direct governmental interference.
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Fenianisnl.
NEW YORK, March 20.

NEW York, March 20.
In this city, the central council Of Fe-
a.ans at Union Square were In secret
session all through yesterday, but moth
rg Of their proceedings was given to
he public,
The funds and rifles are still flowing
q. both here and at the Sweeney head
narters, and it is reported that some
important features are now in process of
Development.
lis currently reported that O'Maho-
ny has within a few days sent off an ex-
petition Of five thousand men to some
point unknown to the public.
The total strength of Sweeney's force
organized into regiments and battalions,
up to date is SO, 500. II is stated that
before a month the number will be
30ubled.
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Joy TO THE WORLD ~

The introduction of Perry Davis Pain Killer
to the suffering humanity of this age, has re-
lieEed more pain and caused more real joy than
auy other thing that can be named
The Apothecary finds it fret among the medi.
cines called for, and the Wholesale Druggi.,
finds it a leading article of his trade All the
dealers in medicine speak alike in its favor, and
its reputation as q medicine Of great merit il
fully and permanently established RAW