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FOREIGN. .
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nor. J.
General rrim to daJ presented to the coFtea
the Il emters OF the Reconstructed AlniatrF. lie
explained khst tho question Of the royai candt!A-
tnse VIA the cau.e ol the Ministerial crsts, and
added that the altitude Of tho Cntoaats hsndered
lhe roIutton us the question. I1e declared that
tue government would remain faithful 70 the
principles OF the revolution. .. -
It's reported saat Admiral Torete, Alnlster Of
Mas:sr, inAist4 on resIgnlng hts poEtfo!o but
General Irlm declares he will leave the Cabinet II
the Admiral resigns
TUE KING3ntF.
The opposttion TO tho Duke o. fitnot is stll 10
large acf determined that It Is feared there Il no
chance Of Lis election.
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F'c Go:orei duncan a.sure., hin sh.t keu.ucs.sa.,
| den,i nonest ,n,ens,ons % % Th.s h
sna ,s,, '1s e. he so1 q ;as ,q sSqn. ~.
By tee FIestceEt TO hltl for the convention II The
| now renewed Assosacces OF KIND feeling towsc1i
The people Of tee States la.elJ suffering 20 much
roIM auTrept the respect which they EtesdJ
| entertained for the frra:denL A to Kentucky
| he won!d ssJ. however, that even TIE Fifteenth
/ AEendment would create Ter3 little difference. al
tte cnorrh vote wou!d ec divided anf 80 rer1
little TOW Ard breaking she Denocrsue majority o1
Afier informal and p!easan, conversation .os
hall an hour, the dejef1' ion withdrew.
| - *AI1OxAL MEDALLION.
Ton, e1ccted 70 order Of ex.Gecye,nJ Doste, ioE
RON soon of tsc Exeeusise a15ston to-d:I. I; Tne ne.
dalton t. Of bronze, aad Includes. VIII .27fo.
.r..:e '9.n1na:ns. tne seada. ia re.set. Of Wash
sserhe1 w. Val, Of Se~ Yost. has beea ar.
pointed Consul for HasaE:s.
/ tAsFKKkMExT E1rkHbE- rTElxH nCrrKEK.
Tie following arc the dieburVcnea:s II lie GOT.
| eFntocns curing the month Of October:
91.l and H1'-aneeo'. etmeI:
1M4:E ~
iE.es,c1. iaa!sa; TIL
Il .ad:ison to lie :soss tic Interest 1 seeraed
anoen;ed 10 s,:.ioAias.
I -
The ComIrtkslonI OF the Gene.1t Lacd OS.ee
| has ru1ef tt1t, where lands have onre bccr
ocered II psoc sale. they 1et1ia the character pi
| bEefcd t1nt1 ~ to fne right OF prescription
thereto, even though Afterwards Withdraw frpEE
artet, II 10 private entry bJ tnTA1id entries Of
| otner~he- II asso when Withdrawn for railroad
purposes: therefore, prt-emption settlers VIII b
| required 10 make proof and payment Wtta!a fha
| .Nr,fc moths prescribed bJ law.
| s1CNxIART BotTwE1L OS TIE EIyKFrE lAFS
The otncement made several taz.s IN thA
| Secretary Bou,xc!i AID conaltsstonef Defiant
| would toIh reCpnmtnd, IN ftetT forthcoming re
| po1tA. that the present revenue Art bt Al:cFef
| 10 renratp tntacs tor another Je1E. vlthor: AL
radical q o41trc1llau, II pronounced Incorrect b.
| Secretary Au{ veil 70 far ~ he u concerned, srs
| he II pat ANAfe Nhat ylewb Commissioner peiAnt
ente1talus On this subject 1t fe!3 probable
| trdced, thks both the Secretary Aud me ConNts
| sioner viii recommend to CoufrtId tnpoFfaa
| Aueuonenfb, Instead of Aa&tnE that the law r.
| main II its present th1pc-
| cAI.kks II rIak WITH HorHE.
From ZONE cause the White loafe las 10
| been thtnnGe,1 for \ few days past vita once
seekers deaiting tn See the President Ex'Goves
| per Wtfla Of Virginia. called thfs tnorainR m
| hid lengthy Interview. The nature OF his r1st
hSe no, ttanfp!rcd, but tbs Euppos.tIon Il that
! waS relative 10 Virginia political AdatfB-
| CChA.
Recent on1c,a. desps,cnes from Ccoa to ii
| ruYAfuuaent represent thai the CuhAn& art maxim
| Yefy tt1le ptuEfeAG. Tno people Are pecomth
| diaeatt.ped vim the delay And toAtu<tsy OF to
ipSa1gen nt It4eeth On The other haId, tic Spau1f
amy . g ns:an:s{ rserTtn{ sceevtsna, aaa
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CANADA.

Opening 81 the I'nflt au.cnt OF 0uta.
rto-The dsovcrnoF's speech.
ToRoH7D, Ont, Nov. 1-The Parliament Of On
sAro Naa opened t1i8 afternoon bJ Governor
lloNlAnd. In LA speech, he sefetT TO the Abund.
aSs harriet, activity II m2n7fActoErs. Aad faIHAT
cnsesprAes, Increased Aod !ncsesA!ng '1e1Aod for
AtIcT. aofl suceeAs Of Ee&4nfrt taken 10 promote
emigration. lie IeconnenAs incrrased ttIorts
and expenditures 10 tnslnee 2t.1l ssrcI emigration
tn untsT1n. and announces tnas tnc prostDc1A
revenue for the p1at year hAs oec0 Dose than NJ.
tQt1te 10 lie demand.
, 1869-11-04

judicial Nom hnMtionx-FEIxc-E&x hit.
rr. AFrc~ted for Highway Heb.
berry.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DE1e0rT, Nov. ,.
The announcement Of sne porn1oAt!on OF II. Il.
CooldEe, OF Niles, for Circuit Judge, IN place OF
the late Judge Bacon, Il eIrnneouA The nominee
Is GEO. s. Clarr, young lawyer Of ST.
Joseph. The Democratic nominee IS DauL BlAef-
M1n. The circuit consists Of Der1!eu and Cass
counties, and last spring Kare SO Republican E4-
toyttJ. The fpecsal election Tor which these can
ttic.tes have been placed Ii the oe!d tales plsce
on Tuefhay next
Jim Elliott, the rr.ze-nRhser. WAS arrested TO-
daJ IN WINDSOR on charge OF highway robbery,
committed It Royh tat, about 4 week ago,
IfnEF MOuAhAu, Wcll kuoWn tn Chicago, WA
az1este3 yesAcrdag on the sane charge.
, 1869-11-04
Lvuch LnSy In Indiana.

Lor.ts1rLk. Nov. 3.-At Corydop, lad, ruuaot
rre.aiIed, On Aondxs. 10 the elIecI thRt 4 Slxl.
ianer toEtaittrc OF Heta Township htd arrested
AID hanged Foung man s01peesed Of hosse sfes+
extinct, when he confessed 10 the crime. 4od re-
tes!ed the names Of The rattleA implicated.
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PROFESSOR GATCHEL

VII deliver to tadiea eo1rse of Lectures PaJtt!
esJ+ @ Friday afternoon. tr1@ gta o.etoek. = =!
North DcAEbcIO4t. corner 1t Kfie- Application dtt
a1mtMs>u to the eourss eaa b made shs easve q
dfnAA eFay tAJ. tTom - AAl pA&t otAae&s d2a u
HcdpsadM AsSEIEa42
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CN6As

CAGA~
EXCHANGE or coCKrEsIE% HErwHRN 0CR 4pNI2AL
Axp TIE SPANISH y1CERoY.
HAVANA, Nor. ;,
Admiral Poor, accompanied bJ Consul Plum,
has exchanged visits xl.h Captain General pe
RodN.
TIE cArTAtH GKNKE4t on TOTE.
Csrta,n General Dr. RoJe1 viii 1eaTe Havana to-
night on = TOUR OF inspection. Dur!uc his journey
he will y.si, CtenfueEos and other Parts Of the
lsiarl. The Captain General x:1l he accompanied
BY hs Secretary and eta1, aud viii probably te
Ab4cEt about ten dayl
FINAfCI1L.
The rate OF discount Of the Sprnt.h Tank aas
bccu reduced to per cent The confidence Of tEe
merchants Of Havana ia the stability OF the oaLk
IL continually Increasing.
, 1869-11-04
SP0R7iNE.


sorE9aSHEs v8. r1ckKD xt1E
A game OF base ball WAS pfa1ed on Tuesday
Afternoon On the Camp Douglas grounds between
rne Sophomore B. 3. C., Of Chicago Cmse1s,ty'
aad picked nine, resulting IN fayoE Ct the ferucr.
Cane was called n tho end OF tte seventh tE-
ntugs. Below Il the
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ALTON


SrEelal Dtsp1tca 70 The EhscaFo ITsbonc.
ALTON, Nov. J.
An EnEi'shmAn named WE C1eaes, Hiring near
Chesterfield, Maco1r!n Couaty, conrttted suicide,
~ Is supposed, On Monday last. Iits stated inAs
he Ate htb breAtIA4s ~ ESu&!. and then vent oat
Of the houge 10 htf barn. Alout 10 o clock be ~as
fcutd JtrG dead in the haJ-tpit- 1t wAe thought,
ftotn apps afances that he had committed Au!ctie
" t&l.oE TOtsor-
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ST. TAr1- NV. a-Thc rrsuro4 Ct for.I towns
tioyt5uor If .oous n Tns III how naEetsI vnt W.
ii the 1oW7s Always Democratic. In Goolhut Aad
NAlo;A tou1ties. the Democratic Ea.n IL l31Kc,
h1. more han oS.et bJ loAses ID othrr counties.
As shlrgs los,k ro~, Au+t!n, Republican Candidate
for Governor vii! receive from a,t~.0 TO +.t-Y ma
je'ny. The majority On the ealance Of The
Republican %:att iicket - tnuch larger,
aEa viii be from st<p to G,fsn. Coo5 tc tcnpcsance
candidate, ro:f, 20 iA1 a. heard fro11. fs5 votes
which viii poss.hlJ t-e increased TO Lao hy ths
fl!I EetuIrA In s. Pau city TIC vote Was frnt
d!yldeht buI the stTzizht Democratic ticket Il
elected With The exception of one Representative.
ApE:.n ruus behind his ticket heavily IN ta:s ciiy
and comfy, which Is IN part or!nR 10 the reTsonA
popularity Of George L. OTIS h!a opponent u II
inJ0%S.tie to MAKE a.f csitmssc on The !kfa1!s-
tire. The rstElls arc MeaSTe aEd coming IL
A1oFtF
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SEw YoRK, Nov 8,-Tne centenary Of ralrer-
ealfsn wa4 conmenor7ted thn evening" n D..
Charin's Church N9. r1Att who preaidet.,
e:ai1ned fa1t the Introduction Of tnlvrT1asm osH
proved h Heos 10 tnE word. Horace GfEtlty,
Ret. r {. Howies. P. T. RaIu11 Aod otners 81
drrtaed the meeting. Ten thousand dosl1Ts Icsr
tc used for the benefit Of the Church.
, 1869-11-04
Setr ysfk Bread~luas, FrovIaiou. and Gro
ceFy Markets.
Spttial pespstch to Ihe ChIeaka Ttibune.
NXw ToxK. Nov. /

Market dui, And hesU. CaGsuson snd medinru
e,sdta u Stsis I'D Wtstefn doaY we1o Ia asttye
araod for sxpoft Wheat 3esfat:a{ aess & es s. n Il
fs1or 4 EuYt7s Corn iS3e .tf aad quite astIo =
tes irtttce Oats 6.fnef; tn1es s.. ~ e9 II sA6e ICE
fA& u prime, the Latter fGf ~ h!te
ExQV111c1E, ..
Al bog psp4neA dn11 .ath mar s;sse'Ts = sae~,
nstktrs Nets pTk aa63<essd, wtths1t nsAfke& yads+
10 10 ths eIaAe of EhArEr lArd HA maH avs o9s =
n lTeT tp.sa uNdas 80 2.i!e es u13- 70 e.&a1a.
, 1869-11-04

Cos1kTK, UtRh, Nov. 1--A lafSe schooner AZ
s1Sed io-tsy from Stockton. torn on the so1th-
efu shore ot tho lake, loaded with lumber, S4lTtr
ore. er. This 10 considered tne INAUGURATION Of
nsftRauo On salt Lake.
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WlSCOSSINs
SPECIAL De*:atcn TO The Chicago TTihuuc.

u,E.rxvv xov
NIL" AZ Ah7 No''1
The county and city of Ah"aaAce, conp'etc'
give democratic naJvrttJ tor Governor OF atsaL
:Inhn I,laeA. Democrat. for T1ea.ure,. ran so
@ -. 80. - 49, 49,. ~. ,o:,a.t,.
nACA'a y, n.s 'ts..a - ~ III ..'p 'I@
As:ciaa,sMnea n rsse tasa & rmxs ~. -
HARRISON. Aepaniic can,"sa1 E.' ns'0 atnt ..'.
kee "As eoltesPoI1tu1 y! Leg fin@*, .! - uaJos-
~; second W41'!.1s;eo1ae Ahoott' ieInocfat, asa
Eo tIpsaec1. lLHi " aln-!aMes alestIas1: ueI-
oesaf,i3s na!h1.J: Fra.tH alaTS2thhn iatlc9'
!tefuf!.tcah. - fAar!1IJ: ti@h "1f1--!nan fel.
!et :. - 1hhslaI, ha3 20 oppoatht' SlAtn y atu
u H. iaCIAf'.. !1tnocl2t, - 1aaJotltS; sessnth
Nars.!: II joarsun: Eepu2&can. ~ maturity
S:ata a!il-i:,!n kel, 'eEaoe1at, ~ !oajo!Hs-
IN BE MINI lfs.ffet, coano!e't Q! LAKE: oa&
tEtek. FTan.s:n aud Greenfield, Chase, Demo-
era. y e:ec'ea ~ q, mAi ,rt5.
II me lenit Ds:lies, composer 0! lae toHns OF
WaNEtasa, G1atF:se. aud dNtlTsnkee, scantzckc,
IL trH'ltrao1 Is c:trtet! ~ 81 fn2f!ttf.
7htEr!sa lsr@e n1s}5F;s aEA'ns. the amend"
u u t.e e:fS-tsth-
~ ueEsstS y eettta 70 11e senase VI e99
fG3tntf:f.
, 1869-11-04

NEWARK, y. j., Nor. s.-The Bsa3e e:ccttoa
passed OF quietly, fesuit!ng n = Democs.uc ms
Senate ssAnda-D+uocrats, u; Keruhlscsn. :, Is.
scmbfJ-l,enocrata, -: Republicans, 96-e Dcm.
ocrstlc gain Of tns in tho senate and two Ia the
Assembly.
Este1 county elecu Republican Beussos and
countJ ofacera hy u rtfnc~d 1rA!os!Iy. Newark
city E'Fes II average DeGoesssE majority Of
, 1869-11-04

1 COt1EGE GA4k
The p.ckel mines Of the Chicago Ac2iemy aud
Dyh1enfnr1h's 8 Commercial College play ed match
game Yesterday afternoon, the former winning oy
q ecoye OF ~ 10 3, with N inning TO spare.
CANE N CINCINNATI. -.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. a-IheEe waB 4 fair atttull-
anee 1t Cedar Hill PARK, this afternoon, 70 stiffness
Ned stocking club, Of CINCINNATI, and the Ken
tuckJ C,ut, Of Louisville. The He'd Stockings had
but eight men in the neld. Bra:naE.i. .neir plsch-
er, WIS not present, having nEAeed the tIalu II
CnctunAu thia morning. Darkne4s put close 10
the Rame NJ the end Of the nth inning. The fol-
lop ing Is the result:
EeDtuckJ6- l D L-TotA, s.
The C!nclnnaiis male nEe home runs TheJ
play game with the hent1ck}s to-moFspx Alter
EcOn. ....-
GAME At DEF No1EKs~
DIS Mo1sN, Nov. s-The Crescent Hast
Bail Club. Of this city. bad = naAtei
H,uns IN this city to day. The latter beat th'
former By : score OF s. to "a
, 1869-11-04

HAI71Ko1k, Nov. 4-The FIE Atru1l Session
Of The Nc = lef1ey Askoctah0n OF CONGREGATIONAL
Churches, erUnencerI lAst treEsaE II tho Con-
rreFa,,onal Church. IN this ctJ. The Asso-thtton
y conpofed Of twenty-five churches, rss2e:pAly
the opening pesuou, General q. Q. tlc11fa wa1
Reelected Moderator. The convention tatn ad-
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france
fAroLxos:s yCTCkn r1oHKAxNR.
SKW ToHk. Nos. =
ET spcc.a' t5efpateh from Paris, received here.
II IA 1ntuattzl. The popul.r !np7esAloa accepted
II Paris, that Napoleon will propose pfAn OF dis
armament in his speech 1t the opening Of tins res
rtou Of the French Legislature, aud that the iIea
ia likely 10 become general, 1t u said. inieed,
that 11ri Clarendon h1a Conveyed the aAsafznce
Of EnglAnds i approval Of such course to His Ms
teAy and that 1t will 10 agreeable to R1tta. The
tendency Of Sapoieon's policy tn the gor eEnmen I
II sa.,I 10 he oee.ifcly for the emszr7asaotns Of
Prussia.
COUNCIL or XlSr=TER3.
PARIS, Nov. J.
There will be another Council Of Min.a.era Ut
CompelGne today.
BizNARK, ETC.
The coas'ita'Inn<t sass the English Govern.
rneEi Is much prcoccupe'l with the question Of the
Dnluatia1 shtufTect!on. II also saJs fsns1k h1s
lost great portion Of his influence IN German
politics.
, 1869-11-04

1ux NEW BISHOP or EIKrER-
Lospos, Nov. 4
Rev. ut. Temple, recently sppo'nted1bAhop OF
Exeter, In reply 10 Ii address, expressed the hope
that, ~ bishop, be might Know nothing nt parties
Ia the Church, Int cooperate ~lsh all
TuK TINES or TnR F0rEA 1kAfoRAL TOWER.
Tho 7imsA, IN An Article on the influence Of 1tone
sa,s the ca.ho1Ic Church must he Withdrawn from
the undae Roman prrpondeEaoer, snd The city Of
Kome from ecclealasttc2l i11l1taion. II Is on1J
BY cea4tng 10 be N Italt&n sovereign that The
Pope can xtpt1e 10 become untserrsi Foniid.
yIcrua1A RETrKSs 70 WINDSOR cAs1tE.
LoNpnH, Nov. }.
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IOWA.
Triple Murder and Suicide.

TF1P1c .HHfdeF hnd SHIcTde.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
uk, MONIES, Nov. :.
\ Mrs Clark, Of Eaenru1e, Marshall County,
murdered her three children yesterday morning,
BY beating taena With N axe While the5 were In
bed. Ste ;Leo LEFT, and has Iot been heard Vi
ktscc. II u. thought thA: snc drowned herae.f,
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Hungary.

RfF1R4 MOVEMENT.
rksT11, Nov. 3-Evcn!nT.
II is e4iA thai n. Dtak will 5000 form s new
reform party. with policy d!Gtrtoe trom thu: Ut
tho prtsen, Aln!stry.
, 1869-11-04

K1CE3 UE 1HK F4Eu1UE EUCN51- - .
NV YnhK, Nor. 3.--A stAke Of fA)0s three IN
rte tn hArnes1, wAs tos&ed foT to-dAy en- the
Fa2nion oou1se between Western HnW foft.
ur,kdon, Mercer. II. II. Taylor. 1nd Lady 1l4mlt
ton. n. II. Taylor won the tIHt heat, Mercer,
who was NTH. Wnu the second, third, snd fourth.
and Iace. Tine 2:soN, $50, 3:s3H, 9:sA
, 1869-11-04
MISSOURI


ST, L1r1n, Suv. 3.-GoyeFnor XeClurK has ap-
4 wonan, named Lucy J. Hall, today rtcd
set!s1on for divorce from Bent G.. eand'oFt. vcfT
wealthy Joucg married MAJ OF this city. she 4:
tear4 that 1ne H1s married 70 Sanford As
Te5rr llaute, Jnly H. 1853: that she did
not II the time know he WAs I
EA:r1ed Inaa: THAT three children wtrt born OF
tre un!Qu one Of xho1 Ss1l hEe9, and Asks the
cu1tpdY o: ,his enid md nve tbousAnd ptr rear
atluopy. NE. Sanford u = nephew OF Pierre Chou.
ieau, j., deceased; u possessed Of lsfEe prop.
ertY xcd married 10 I daughter ol one Of the t1t
faEieg OF St Louis. H1 fr!erdt 4ssess tnht It u
1 ruede-up ca1e to extort money. and vii be 10
proved. Wnile o4hefa believe The statement ot tne
4tFpSr4 {rnN hin,
, 1869-11-04

TROY, Ecv. 1-Tne reatdence Of Hon J. 1.
f1seT. Q; ;nis eltJ, wa entered ~ burglars tast
otsai ssa 1ppaed OF +, ,coQ FVs1h os leweS1t
, 1869-11-04

Hkw 0ntEAya Sor 1-Ltsan c&bAed aettYe md low
r. Il :ae isf slainE atce. S.1a hzles rccrtsf I'm
bA1e.
EnxAps7rYrs-Cosu nominal Rnasket bare. Osts
hfn7-r 1t &C Lu-
se1.tt. k1d nrru 9oF shoul3eFs, ind .nk4
He for clear Fth and clear aida: othrT articles
ehtnetd. ....
N1vE7AaT-tioId 1s7a{e: sterling Like: Eew York
eilht t1eh1bxe. p41 al dfseuuDs.
, 1869-11-04

LEAyfxwcE1H. Nov. 3-The e7IlEc democratic
t:rket with oot exception, u elected IN this county
By AtnHt = n fnht11tfy.
AnHuox, Noy. s-The Democratic COUNTY
t,eAst hAs na}ot1ty II tbs CITY.
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New York llJe ~soek .HRFket.
St+ei4 ptsTateh to Tie ChicsSo IF1htne-

Z. ,.
Fs+v,s-Hteet<s yfs.erdAy and today. rs ss+T.xe
spatny Ea;ssr. TtE1e ItaEt1uo decline OF eJ.1
Ut II md nttiEsa.
Sh+tp md La1sks- R.e~fpts. %+:o Prime shtep
sxaree. and s<il II x1d srte<s b-s: - Fs4:e Aasket
taft - rhine.
b1tre-Ho fresh receipts: y e7mnaoa Indiana. Vie.
20 ruot Qllu, II 60 &TcfASc. 2Sc
, 1869-11-04

EosTok, Sov. a-Eeturns from 1T town. foot
ur for ClaE,n e go: Adans. &,Es3: CaAMnetla.1,
6le- orcr TON AIsms and Chamberlain, and In
asea:e rlu.si;sJ Of about ix,av 10 The s1ase. -
iAr n iEOrn the leRlsla:uIe eta1ds-itl Aep2.,s
:secAie-:H Eerutl.rars, . I>tHocra:s, and L.
fx lrforn ii il rriirnate1i that the ftoase stands
H:cpub.!rAn, IL rjrc1et1 to CopErraA 10 the evc1sh
n.s:rlcs ~ 9,tn0 usJo'l.J over sailohA!AE tDcuo"
eGat} 49,.
lh-7ns, yate., Soy a-Ad1ttionsi returns ffo:n
the Matsxchusritp e!~Ctios do Rot rAry thr rr*nlt
1t'l.rated IN thc htspatches Of tsAt night The
tbtt 1oT t:oy+rCor II 70 1oNn1 AtAn1s: For ClAt-
IT, & g." At1anns, t;,..oH; Chamberlain. II ,oo.
CtaEln lt1Hs A}4ns oTer 81 noh.
, 1869-11-04
Death OF n Prominent Methodist

.:kE HAVEN, Spv. 3-The Rev. IieuAu DanEs,
for many JeArs Presiding elder Ia the New fo1k
Ea>t Conference o! the Methodist Episcopal
church, tued. yesterday In the s9th year Of h:s
, 1869-11-04

WrtE1ISG, NOT. 1-Tpt! re,rrne from thirty
nie ol the nftJsaFee counties IN THU eta'e, hare
;. en n trSsts hnor !ns see Toll. result: for
1ns ta1ntG Q! a,el.Ta;es Republic suk, Is: Literal
Nrr1nhcans.9: Democrats, g. Eleven counties
nj Ses 10 'e hrasd from. which the DcnaocrAt9
GsunAe niE elect thtee Republicans. four Nec.M
Q! Literal, arc ela,ucd Euca Republicans
- atc 10 favor Of rerealtng the test
oa:nt Ahd datfznchlHtnR mesAureA Tho next
Aoeee, scccfGiuR to thts c4tiu1te will st2nd: He.
Iul'lleau.. including ls,crals ii; Democrats Is,
ttetufL* from the TcnAsning eleven count.es nsT
change this c.t!natr.
The senate KEl s.ana at,out i. r.~o,,ultcana to 4
rrEatted u Liberals. ~'~
, 1869-11-04
Illinois Ntntc EhFbstlAu Convention.
special ptspa:ch 70 The Chicago TEtsane-


The second day Of the third sesston Of the I'LL.
uota Ssatc Christian Convention began thls f1osu-
trF II = ctoct. The contention ht!d dtvotonA
ucet:EE frum TO ,. When the s-eson began
Prpf. r. e. Gi!1ett II the chair. The subject.
IIuw Cxo We securc 4 Better A.
sendAree on Pubic Wofahip = was discuxset-
Itey. AE. NeC2atoe. Of Springfield. opened the
6acclsloa With : short address, kttf which the
subject xaA discussed IN III Tafto1s rnssAs b. !
large number Of Eratlemeu. The President H.
ronlceI that The boEr AID halt allotted to the
discussion had expired. when The convention
1L:ted II strg!ng hymn. afSer which feceta Of
nltten tutnc,es wa stycn.
The ne1t subject DISCUSSED WIS "HoV eau
Better UaaezyArce Of The SahoA.h be Secured -
IN. Hamilton, N Jacksonville, de!Tr1 the open-
ipk addge4z, He sid tht Sabbath Is God's great
s,EboL II ~na the symbol OF Chr1t, and the way
10 i1c7c1se the lore jor II u TO incstase the lore
frr tr2t ef which It u = tJmeoL SeTesai gtntle-
Uea foGoFt q the Doctor. NJ.
Al noon the convention Adjourned ill o'ctote,
p N. ..
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Mr.. Moody called the convention TO order, and
announced that the subject for discussion "a,
How can TersonA and Social Study of God Z
VOID bt Int9e4sed I" III. Tyng, Of FeoEla, made
tie opening sTeect, followed bI several osnefA.
Al bous, trorn 70 / *ns deyostd 10 dcyotaonAl
exefc1stA
NJ. Noody taan addressed The meeting u re-
gsfd 10 the oojeets Of the meepnk HN addfess
VIZ u eaEuees Aad heartfelt appeal 70 to IN prs
eut 70 refuFu toet uvea, individually sod cotlec
, 1869-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
Delegates Elected to the
State Constitutional
Convention.
y,emocratic Majority in New York,
1900 10 10000.
The Legislature Of that State Still
Doubtful.
The Elections In Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Ollicr
States.

ILLINOIS.
NE5cG1 or TIE Klxcr1oK FOR pEtIGATEs 10 IHK
CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
The following II the fesulf. 20 far -
asce11A.ned, Of the election Vi tr.erates to the
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention III tbs state on Tues
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-06
Grafting-Wax.

Every farmer, as well as gar
dener, should keep a supply Of
grafting-waxon hand, ready for use
whenever required. 1t is a valu-
able article for many other purpo-
ses besides that Of gratting.-
Wounds made in pruning large
trees, or by the accidental strip
ping off piece of bark, if coated
with wax, will heal over much
sooner if not exposed to the air;
besides the wood underneath will
remainsound and healthy. There
are many different compounds used
for this purpose, but we like the
following better than any other:
Four pounds of rosin, two pounds
of beeswax, one pound of tallow,
melted together. If to be used in
cool weather, add a half pound
more of the tallow. If the cost
of the beeswax is an Objectionable
item, the quantity may be reduced
one-half or mere.
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Weaving Colts.

Says a writer in an exchange
81 put the colt in a good pasture.
and if / can do so / give it some
good company that it is acquainted
with. But, at any rate, | put the
mare in an adjoining field; then
they both feel as though they
were not separated, and do not
wear off any flesh by anxiety and
running. And I take the mare
in to the colt twice a day for two
or three days, and let it SUCK
After that let it suck once a day,
for two or three days; and if ne
cessary to dry up the mare, / will
perhaps let it suck once or twice
in the course of the next week.
By that course the colt will get
weaned, and the mare will be dried
up, and neither of them lose flesh
or be punished, which is both to
my interest and their mutual COM
fort" Another correspondent adj
vises to take the colt from the dam,
tie in stables by themselves and
give them cows milk which they
will drink after a trial or two if
they get no water. Then give a
few oats and all the hay and green
clover they will eat.
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CURE FOR CoRNs.-The following
recipe is vouched for in an ex,
change as a sure cure for corns /:
"Put the feet for half an hour,
two or three successive nights, in
solution of soda. The alkali dis.
solves the indurated cutiele, and
the corns fall out spontaneously,
leaving small cavity which soon
fills" Another writer says: "We
know the above remedy for corns
to be efectual. We have tried it,
and found it acts like magic. But
we do not think a strong solution
is desirable. We know a friend
who tried the remedy on our rec
ommendation, but he made the
solution SO strong that, with the
corns, it took off portion of the
skin of the foot. From one to two
tablespoonfuls of soda in a small
foot-tub of hot water is sufficient to
remove the corns, by letting the
afflicted member remain in it ten
or fifteen minutes.