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state Constitution Adopted in COlorad,
DATES TO SEPTEMBER 90.
The Alabama Observation-Disclosures
Debt Repudia&ed.

Montgomery, Alabama, Sept. 26.-The Alab ma
State Convention to-day debated the election ordi-
nance, and finally agreed that all State elections
should be left to the people, and that the first cleo
ton should take place on the first Monday in No
vember.
Washington, Sept. 29.-The President has been
Informed by telegraph that the Alabama Conven-
ton, by a vote of go to 10, passed an ordinance
providing that all debts created by the State of
Alabama in the late war, directly or indirectly, are
void, and that the general assembly of the State
shall have no authority, and are f~orbidden to ratify
the same or to assume to provide for the payment
of the same, or any part thereof; and the general
assembly in the State shall have no authority, and
are forbidden to assume or make any provision for
the payment of any portion of the debts contracted
directly or indirectly by the Confederate States.
its agents or authority. The Convention also de-
cided by a vote of 81 to Is, to submit the amend
ments Of the Constitution to the popular vote. A
dispatch has also been received by the President
announcing the foregoing action by the South Car
Dina Convention.
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UNPARDoNABLE.-A Washington paper
says President johnson lately gave John Van
Buren, a two hours interview, and kept Gov.
Andrew of Massachusetts, waiting all that
time. That awful crime may be forgiven the
President in Heaven, but never can he hone
for pardon for it in Massachusetts.
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DATES TO SEPTEMBER %
Arctic Explorations.

New York Sept. 26.-By the arrival of a vessel
at New London, from the Arctic Ocean, adyices
have been received from Capt. c.. II. Hall, the ex-
plorer. lie left the United States in 1864. under
the patronage of Henry GrinnelI. Halls letters
were expressed one hundred and fifty miles over
the lee On dog sledges till they reached the open
sea. lie has obtained much valuable information
regarding the Franklin Expedition. Hall expects
to spend most of his time in Prince William Land
and Bothea to Felix Peninsula, aud desires a yes
sci shall be sent in the spring OF 1867 to bring him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-07

JUsT LIKE HIM.-It is said that Secretary
Stanton is having the skull of the late Mrs.
Surratt made into adrinking cup for his OWL
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ANOTHER WOODEN MILL.-The subject of
a WOODEN Factory for the country east of the
Cascades, to be located at Dalles City, is now
being agitated in that vicinity.
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Pacific Coast Dispatches.

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-The Fenians are hav;n.
a large meeting at Union Hall this evening. Muck
enthusiasm manifested.
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APPoINTMENT.-H. c.. ellison, private
secretary to Gov. Smith, has been appoint
ed Secretary Of Idaho.
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TKEAsURE.-The last steamer from Port
land carried away about sl2O, 900 in treas
ure to California.
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NATIONAL BANK.-Iti is reported that a Ma
tional Bank is to be established at Port
land.
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North Caroline Election.

New York. Sept. 26.-The Tribune's letter from
Raleigh, 2lst, says the election of delegates to the
State Convention to-day. as far as heard from, is
unusually quiet. Throughout the State. under or
ders Of Gen. Rogers, no soldiers are permitted TO
leave camp or come near the polls during the day
without special permission, and same applied to
officers.
Raieigh has been as quiet as on a Sabbath.
Everything has gone one way. All the candidates
elected in Wake, Guilford and Granville counties
went before the people and avowed themselves OPP
posed to negro suffrage, and all except one were
pledged against even leaving the black man the
right to testify in the courts. The election is un-
doubtedly a triumph of p~rofessed conservatism.
The Kcntuckians and Slavery.
Louisville, Sept. 26.-The Union press an
nounces the indictment of Maj.-Gen. Palmer and
Brig. Gen. Brissbin for abducting slaves and
9th arwise interfering with the slave laws of Ken
lucky. 1t suggests that if the President upholds
the Generals he should by all means be indicted
by one of our enlightened and patriotic grand.
juries.
state Constitution Adopted in Colorado.
st. Louis. Sept. 26.-Incomplete returns from
Colorado Territory indicate the adoption of the
State Constitution by a very large majority. Tht
clause authorizing negro suffrage is defeated.
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Sahuei Joilnson.- The News opposed the
Palmer administration in Kentucky. and
hence there is no freedom Of speech for it.
MASSACHUSETTS CoNsIsTENcY.-The
Constitution of Massachusetts, contains the
following article, defining the right Of
suffrage:
ART. AA.-No person shall have the RICH,
to vote. or be eligible to office under the Con
stitution of this Commonwealth, who shall
not be able to read the Constitution in the
English language, and write his name.
Massachusetts declares that by all mer
are created equal, " is meant that all mel
negroes ~ineluded) are entitled 10 equa
privileges in the Government and befor,
the law. Yet in her Constitution she pro
hibits from voting or holding Office. no
only those who eannot read and write a
all. but also those who cannot read anc
write the English language. In the fac,
of this she permits negroes to vote, an,
insists that all of the ignorant and unedu
Gated negroes of the South shall vote
Were her voting citizens created able t,
read and write English Are the non
voters counted as equal under her Con
%stitution and before the law with thos,
who do not vote and are eligible to office
Should the illiterate native white citizen
or the adopted citizen who has moi We
mastered the English language. be pro
hibited from voting. while the ignoran
negro is permitted the right of suffrage
We wish some enlightened son of Massa
chusetts would inform US on these points
To US the preaching and practice of tina
old Puritan State appear violently incou
sistent. As she has become the dictate
of all the States and of the Federal Gov
ernment, it is quite essential to learn wha
it is she would have done in the land.
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Demands for Damages against Foreign
Governments to be Prosecuted.

New York. Sept. 29-The Times special says
TIE STATE Department has given notice that citizens
Of the United States having claims against foreign
governments not founded on contracts which may
have originated since the 9Th Of February, 1853,
will. without unnecessary delay, forward TO the
Department statements Of the same under oath,
accompanied by proper proof. Under this notice,
partics who have suffered from depredations Of the
rebel vessels Alabama, Shenandoah. etc. fitted out
in English ports. can file claims in the State De.
%partmcnt aud thus demand. and it is believed, re-
cciyc damages from the English Government
The notice il intended also to include those who
have suffered from rebel raids upon the frontier d
Canada. The Secretary Of State has taken the
matter in hand. and intends to prosecute it vigor
Gus v to n successful issue.
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Railroad Ac cidents.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2S.-While Gen. Grant was
returning from indianapolis at an early hour yes
terday morning, a switch at the end of a curve at
Guilford having been turned intentionally, the car
which the General was in Was thrown from the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-07
The gree Pre.s,.. south.
In a late issue, the New York Times.
administration organ, said:

In a late issue, the New York Times.
administration organ, said:
a free press is the bulwark Of liberty. A
free press is the grand conservat0r Of the
rights OF the people. 4 free press may be
Fhersites or UIysscs-it may carp and snarl.
or advise and direct. Within three months
the might of loyal arms has cmancipated the
press of the South. 1t is free. We recog-
hize the fact. II can be rs violent. %virulent.
noisoihc, malicious, i%ncendiary, ignorant,
bigoted aud Internal rs the chafed and un.
tanned spirits of its tolerated directors may
dictate.
The following paragraphs from other
Eastern papers, Of subsequent dates, will
show how singularly " free" the press
South is, and how remarkably truthful
the Times statement was:
Gen. Kruger has issued the following order
s~uSpending a newspaper published at Sails
hnry;-The publication of the Daily Union
Banner, Salisbury, \. c., will be suspended
until further orders, for the publication, on
the 10Th day of July, 1865, of the following
paragraph, which is in substance false: Glen.
kuger, Gen. Howard, and Generals general.
! > are Illuminating their peculiar views. II
these gentlemen are to fix the status of cur
eolored fellow citizens Of African descent,
where then is the necessity of holding a Con,
vention? The same power that gives them
this right would entitle them to say what We
should do in every other relation in life,
They have already assumed the power to say
what we shall drink and wear.
The Augusta Ga Evening Transcrip,
was suppressed on account of the publication
Of an obituary Of u rebel soldier, who could
not help dying, and of whom a friend coult
not help saying a kind word.
Another evidence of the freedom of tn,
press is given in the military suppression o
the News. Henderson, Ky, bv order of Col
Samuel Johnson. The News opposed tn,
Palmer administrator in Kentucky. an,
hence there is no freedom of speech for it
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Troors Mustered out--Kcntuekv to be
Relieved from Martial Law.

New York. Sept. 29.-Thc Ilcrald's special snys
the Fourth New York Heavy Artillery, Brevet
Maj Gen. Tidball commanding. has been mus
tered out. Tie Second Heavy Artillery will fellow
in a few days, leaving only a few regular batteric.
in defeuces south Of the Potomac. The President
il said to have promised Governor Bramlette that
Kentucky should be ut once relieved from martial
law. The removal Of Gen. Palmer from command
is said also to have been determined on. His sue
ccssor is not named.
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truck and dragged for some distance. No one was
injured. About Ike same time Il train on tic Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, carrying Gen. Sherman.
was thrown from the track east Of Lawrenceburg.
| M nne wns iniurad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-07
Cancel ON The Plains.

New York, Sept. 26.-An overland camel com
pany has been organized in this city, with the OBJ
ject of importing to this country and using upoi
the Western Plains next ummer . large humble
of camels.
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Frcm mcxico.

New York, Sept. 25.-Thc World has s~3viess
from Chihuahua. dated July 3Ist- that the Juarez
cause is dead. If Jaarez was able 10 gather into
one camp ali the troe1s .nst AZ acknowledge his au-
.aority, b would not have more than I0.eee men.
/ aud could not select, from n. that number. two
thoroughly organized regiments. All the wealth
and intelligence Of Mexico are enlisted upon the
side Of Maximilian. There is no portion Of the
country which the Imperialists might not safely
and successfully enter.
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Cholera Abating--Pardons Granted.

Washington, Sept 23.-The L. $. Consul at
Constnniinoplc (datc Aug. 49, reports an abate-
ment of the cholera since his last. The number
Of deaths. Aug. 2lst. was 1853. Heretofore it ex-
eeedcd ( COO in \ single day.
The President granted fiteen pardons to-day;
nine to Nirginians, including the vie Of General
LougStreet.
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Negro Suffrage.

New York, Sept. "a Washington letter says:
In reference To the admission of Southern Repre-
scntatiyes in Congress aud he negro suffrage qucs
ton, negotiations are on foot to the effect ;ha, if
the Southern States will adopt laws comforting the
right Of suffrage on males without distinction OF
etiar. who can read and write, the Southern Rep
rasEnfativas ILL be adrnittcl
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt RhouII.
Sold Head, Sore Ewes.

From Hurry Siciisr, Esi, ne abe ea1-r r tso
Iitnths1tnock DeHo,Jrif, I'cP'spisGs@I-
Our only child about three years o. age, 'Ta'
attacked by uiu.pes on his forehead fiicy rapidly
spread unit. t-t ic-H,cd iOIhsome aI.d yiri.leut
sore, which covered iiis ami actually biind-4
his ewes for days. \ skiilai physician applied
nitrate of silver and Other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For illeen days guarded his
hands lest with them Ire shouli tear open tts tcs
term. aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
hop. from We. is.-aII7 giving Your StE>APNEftl.Gi
and applying the iodtic OF potash lotion, T. yon
direct The sore bs .au To hes. when We Ead given
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She second The child clashes, which had como
out grcyy again, and he j. healthy and ilic
As any oih,r. The whole ueigl.bJrhoo1 predicted
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A large quantity of Drugs, also
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H1y5lu MANHOOD HOW LOST
ZV uOW RESTORED.

Jusi published. = new edition Of DT. GU
rsrt-e's Celebrrref Essdy On the raccal cure
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svDbilis ana Mercurial Disease.

from lJr HiroE, Sl00;, of 81. Llais, Missouri
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

ssa All persons desirous of purchasing any
of SISGER's SEwfEG MACHINES viii obtain all
necessary informant, IN on the subject and see
them in operation al my establishment. If
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hitherto done in this county. No family should
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Pensions ! Pensions!

A Ii PERSONS WHO pAvE BEEN pIs-
II ABLE DURING THE PRE- SENT WAR
ARE ENTlTLE TOsA PENSION. All per-
sons who intend applying for Pension must
call on the Examining Surgeon to know Teth-
cr their Disability is sufficient 10 entitle them
to Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been appoin:e!
Pension Examining Surgeon for Juniata and
edjoin.ng Counties. ....-
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