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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
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kNNULAn ra,"."., DRILL.
.T'IlE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY Of
u NEw.YoRK are now prepared to frnish their n.
chre, bull IN tas most thorous aud unequ,el
raply economy ani precision of work The simplicity
dursoy and cieapnes Of the machine renders superior
anything IN use or all purposes Of mining tuneng quarr,
Ing an, rock blasting Tho mschines be ussd by
hand power ea-y handled and be operated al
angles For further sulars inqu at the office address
j. WAkE5. TreesuIer, No. 10 Pinest, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

ITO tho NERVOUS and DEBILTATRD.
Dr. HkNMoND. formerly Professor ia the Syracuse
Medical ol - ~ T. lss returned TO the city AVID be
c1nsurd ~ hc-eofor- Improved Method II sfmert
a. No ~ La. Twenty 'c,snths sL opposite the Nsw-Have,
Rar ad Depot late Of No &c TosdEayl His b.
hsd OF the Publ sher only, EvERAROCS WARNER, No !
Sssey-st., Astor Aoi,e. rifse 81 50
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
!. r,,,I- 1rpSry RAILROAD.--Trains leave

loot Of Coranits icr PEILspfIIplhp. ,or BsLaracnz
M z M and + aJ I'd 'ni i.5o . i n m and Y o.i
an ahl ,iii,Srv T'ckey 20. receivable IA 'Ho " N
~. E-.'o o,her uarticusrs bills si o'nses. ---
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

7 HI z DNON III T1b HTVI IILfItbK1oI ftHh u
i l. ROADS.-on and aner MONDAY, June S, 1885, trains
for Albany and Troy cnectins vita Northern and estsn
| tr.irs VIII leave New York ss fo,loss:
5,J0 m.-va Hudson River Railroad Thfrtfeth-st sno
Tenth ave- connecting with trains for saoga and shsros
Springs.
IL m.--vis Harlem Railroad Twenty sixihs, and Fourth
connecting with trains Sarafoss. Sharon Spnss ke
ana az Chatham with trains for points Esst
D. m-ya Hudson River RsIoad connecting with rsins
for Saratoga. . M,
with train for Montreal, with Sleeping Csr att tched
44ep m--ys Harlem Railroad, connecting at Chsthsrs
with Lebanon Slnngs. Sleeping Car sttached -
AlbsBv. 90
en- m-Nis Hudson River Railroad Sleeping Cars from
New Yors 10 Buffalo and Srspepsicn Bridge without chenss
This trim on Sundays ,., =,
l0:51 n m.-Via Hudson River Rsilrosd with Sceprs
c.,s Albany add Troy with mrriAS
rain. for North and West WM. III. VASDERBLT.
"a'i' ~ - Vice. President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE
Evfs-Late On Monday night, officer Maloy OF tho
JweHiySeventh prccinct found william CONWAY,
11omas Murray and Geo. Allen secTeted under the
SuG sas leading 10 the Jewelry store OF MT. Charles
Atacke He arrested the entire party; on them were
sVuho jimmy anu dark lantern. On Tuesday morning
me party were committed for trial by Justice bowling
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY. - Some
weeks since. Anna Walters Of NJ ~ WalteTst.. was
CONVICTED of having paWnoi quantity Of goods that
were given ber 20 make W. the time OF heG arrest
q WOODEN shirts and other wearing apparel were seized
a. the pAwnshop OF Mis. odks. at tie Junction oi
GIend-st ana East Broadway, by Sergeant Potter and
the officers OF the court squad and returned TO the
owners. Yesterday 10 DoIe aoOlen shirts fonEd
q the same estabi shCeri. and now at the Esse1
Market Court, subject 70 the call Of tie owners.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
CAFETY, SPEED, AND O.NFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCHBUlfS, NASHUA
LOW ELL CONCORD THE WHITE Mol NrAiNHk
AND INTERMEDIATE PUINI3-
The new and rannch 81 Of tie Norwich EA',
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-sOth.
savs Nsw.York dsiiy fsundsys e1ceDsd at oa ko -
from Pier No. 20 North River loot OF Vest ysey
FOR NEW.L0NDON,
hss eonnectiny with tbs S,ssmhos: Express Trr frs ths
above points via Norwich sud Worcester Bostol and Wss
RAiiI Dads.
Freight taken st the For pfomatio n1u,rD
OF T. ). MARTIs, Agent, oa tt Pier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
tUcooills CARDS. Sc

At WIZ. EVERDELL" SONS, No. I04 Full
~ ton-.l-wEDDlh0 CARDS add FINE STATIONERY.
tF..sh.i.Esi 1919.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

ESCAPE OF PRISONERS Andrew Wisman an
alleged countereiier, and Kane. who was arrested
for 3efreuding United States Paymaster Stewart on
Monday night made their escape from Ludlow.st Jali
Ry means Of tools furnished them by friends they HE'D
Of the bars Of their cell. eaped to wnl weich sur
r"S he itl and NV means of their bed clothing low
cred Themselves iato the jaiTard climbing poe they
reached the top of wal the rear of coal ONCE ID
Essex st. and then bursting open door gained The
street They have not yet been captured.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

rVNUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
ILTVFEN EEM-lONk AND LlEEREOOL CALLlSt
Al CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN B0SToN AID LIVERPOOL, CALL
ING Al HALIFAX AND CORN HAAboh a.
AsrA..........leiyps Boston,. w odresdav sep q.
AUSTHa aLAsIAE...le New'f 3fk.. edhe'iay Oct
CIrgA...........eayeSB Bosion.... WEDNESDAY Oct II
pERSl leaves Nsis.l ork.. " ednesiay. oct ~
CHfNA...........ia.eB bos.on... " ednesday oct %
sCOPiA...........kesss New ors Wednesday nov
FRov NEr.loRE 10 LIyEKPool ...
ChisiCaiin Psrfagc.- Fi9-
SeceaG CABIN Passage. o. y"
FspA BosToS LIVERPOOL ~
CiiefCshiu PistEfe. ....s.....ss.''''s' =,
Second Cabin nPG,inTc........::....;.;..., 90 "
,vsbe In VoA or m eauiyaan, IA United States currency
Berth. not secured uusil paii for.
AnrspsfieBcei surgeon on board,
H. oser of ,s- sps will not be accountable for sreci;
or Iuahr uss Bs VI L@dn, hss. the yalao eAPIcsSea
axe signed N, Te.ol
EoT freight OF Passage srlly 10 A. .,.-,,..,....r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

NATIONAL STEAM KAyIGATIOl COM
~ PANY.
NIMtrED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
Shi, ~ Tun, Ccmmsnfsr
QUEEN a an ,.,,.,.,...-.... Gro; ;au.
,GLAND (buidingj .....3 4]O.
SCOT Ga5 Trapa
Erin N,,,......... A Observation-Disclosures. lIg
HELyETIA,.. Prowss.
PENNSYLVANIA McNeyfn.
vIRGf ewis.
LOOlSlANA. 100. .EaL
leaving Pier No. Al. North River. follows:
nELn Saturday, sept 81
ERIN..............,.... Saturday Sept. ~
NlhtIN1h. ..Satufdiy Oct
AND EVERY SATURDAY HEREAFTER.
The CABIN board these afsun'
surpassed. and the svsS thal by any other line.
Cabin passsgr $50: ss.rsgc. $50 Payable in curren~y
Thc OF these not be accountable for spsts
,iusbes un-.s bills osn: having their value sxprsssed
tLer-n, siyned therrfoT..
For ftcishs or cabin passe ~ spp.yts' ID.
WILLIAMS e GUION. Nc. n wsll.st
For steersgc passage appiy 10 No. 20 Broadwav
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY

u
Freight Depot 10 new York. Pier 80. q North Riyr CON
and Western Railroad Erston with L-hah Valley
road and s conneeon forming direct hDe TO Pstsbarss
and oSEar yI MD6E sf'Iss HSSTE 10 THE WEST
Two EIDress Trains daily from the West except suasys
Sixty Mes AID Two Hour. saved BY nis line to chic,ss
Cincinnati St tSai. e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gss fa.aTss Of cara
Commencing July !, lsej leave New orS as follows
AT 600 m., for Easton, Mach Chunk. Wiiamsronl
wiikesbarrs. Nah .noy City &C.
MAIL TRMs.t 500 Tor Pennington, Esstcn, ws.ss
500 a. Western Express for Esson, Scranton. GresA
Bend. Allentown Ee4dins ha-bars, Pittsburgh snd the
Wet Win but caanse OF Cincinnati Chc4sA
Hoo m $50. 5:3l 10 aud II p for Eiizsbeth.
1850 m. TRAiy-tor Easton, Apsatown. Maueh Chunk.
hiikesbsrre Rssdina P'tsv'le. harlsourS Se a,
Up m.for Esstoa. ScIsn on, Great Lend bethlehem, -
lentown, Msucn Chunk, and Wilismsport
p. m.-for Some.vle and Bennington.
t:20 p. m.-for Some vile. - -
$500 p. ID. WEsTEsy ExPRsn VR,N-for Esson. AneS
town HEADING ansbarg. pii-sbnrs and the West slee3
-EII,ABErnPosr AND Esw.ioax EE.sI--Leays Ss-.
IRON rs .sp Ss % ea M oa. sE and aat Hsoo
1s.ss iSr .hs West can be CstSSsS .. hs oa's o. sss
Aor House q. No. and $50 Broadway. and at the pea
eOal hotels JOSIAH o sTEARNs Superintendent
L'RIE ERAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Depot foot
m. Day Espresa for csn.aaasas Rochester. Brn.a.
saamArcs aud West Connects Buffalo with LAX. shore
and Grand Tluuk R.ways. and at Salamanca With Atlantic
$50 = M: MIX and Wsy' Train; daily, to oisyils.
10 Express Mail, for BuHAo. connecting with Lshs
'.H. sp.n.Ws ivy Trin for POr. Jsrv,. and Newbursh.
ssllnsnca an. aud sIS Wss,. ~ oA-''-''--' '
P Lightning E1prs.. daily, 70; csrsnd'isqs Roche:
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand frsnk Railway. s.dss
Salamanca. with Ai,ntc and Greet Ws.,ssn ssasy n
NIX AID s'S HUGH RIDDLE. GenI sup,, New.yort.
wv r. gARR GeDl psss. gent, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAlLRoslp, Io's IN =
IH PANY-Foot Of Barsy-st.-oi s'a a,.rmsdisc "a,
Mo- ming ul, tals iof ma NJ hr al s,atous
mons WI ,oss =, 40 no. MoEri-s0Sgn ePiess -. y IN
~est oi sii'ouiH' stIOCH Assisssut spcIhIenasn..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
SUPPOSED CASE OF ACCIDENTAL DROWN

SUPPOSED CASE OF ACCIDENTAL DROWN
NG-CorOner Cover Yesterday held an inquest on tue
bodv of Mr. William AI Gray merchant doing tusi.
ness OF No lOl BccknGn -. On Saturday night last
ne left tho Lafarge House for the purpose of proceeding
80 his horse at No % Doug.asss AS he failed ,oreaeh
home that night search was made for him, aid yestor
day morniug his body ished up from The loot OF
Broome ST. L. r., by boy. 1t Is supposed tnat IN
Going toward bone he walked overheard from the
frry bridge at The foot Of GrsEdst verdict of acct
denial drowning was rendered by the jury. Deceased
Sas a native of New-Yoik. aged 65 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

BULLS HEAD-It is a matter Of surprise that
The prices Of beef cattle keep up TO such high figures
with receipts OF nearly $500 head for the week They
fully &C. h cher thGn for the coriesp9nding week
last year, Though tbey have declined ld.c from the
previous week All found a market, and speculh,ors
are already If f1T more. Tue sheep market Is over
stocked and prices .c lower The receipts are larger
than any previous tine during the year Hogs have
adrnnnnl ln nrd nIa AL ing VOL.
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Advertisement
rAtL AND WINTER STYLES OF GRYTs',
'orrhs AND BOYS DHgss HArs ready
BURKE, No. 4G9 Broadway aud No. lH Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

TWE NORTH GERMAN LL0YDy STEAM.
Il SHIP SEW-YORk. Cept r. Won OterondoTp. carrying
the United States n.a wiilsA tho bremen pier. foot OF
Tsud st, HoDok~n. on
SATURDAY. Oct T. at IL o'clock m.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing Pssseng-rst -
LONDON. HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
following rates. payable in gold or its equivalent IL
rency: ....
For cabin sIo5; second cabin, SCI S0 stesfsse,
Sd5 . -.
OELRlCIS & Co.. No So Broaist
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
DEOpLEw LINE for An BANY and TROY.

Fon ALBAsY-Ths steamer I. JOHN leaves on Mon
days. Wednesday, and Fridays. ssd the DEAN RiCH-
o. M from Pier No. l3 Nofh River. 90. Of Canaist.
FsR rEor-The steamer vANDEhi VT leave, On sunday
Tuesisys ard Thnrsjsys and tbs R.P VAN WlNhLE %
Mondsys Wednesjsys and Fridays O'clock p N, hsa
Pier No lo North River. foot Of Watts e.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

SEIZURE OF OBSCENE PUBLIcATIoNs.-On
Tresday morning Detectives MeDougall and Gimor
seiyed sbout 5000 copies Of an obscene publication
known as The Sporting 7Is which had arrived IN ths
cjtr bv kings.ey's and HGrnceD's Express, and by
boat One package was cons gued to :" 3. N Dudley,
Nos 2l and % Ann-st, New York" Two packages to
"Thos Ssson n. Y. TO be called fori' oae 70 John
Barry No l62 Nassaust:" and one TO " s. Yates. No.
loe Nassau-st." This publication was formerly known
as Tie Tom, but when that was seized few weeks
since the publishers changed the name rs above.
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DATES TO OCTOBER 81,
AHaira BAL fha snnAh.

New Orleans, Oct. 30.-Gcn. Candy has forbid
den the discharged negro soldiers from purchasing
the arms they used.
A good deal Of cation Ia reported in Mississippi,
and . large quantity of bacon is shipped thence TO
Memphis for want Of facilities to New Orleans or
Mobile.
There is much cotton in Texas ready to gather,
but the Freedmen will not pick ii. Similar CON-
plants come from Mississippi
The Herald's dispatch SAYS The action Of
South Carolina in ~electing Wade Hampton as Gov
ernor of the State, and advocating the payment of
the rebel war debt, and of Mississippi, in refusing
TO take up and pass the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery, is II believed to have affected the
future policy of the President concerning those
States, and to have endangered the admission Of
their delegates in the next Congress. Had Mis-
sissippi chcerfully passed the amendment, a gen
eral amnesty would have at once been declared in
favor Of all the rebels; but MS 1t Is. bat few am
nesties will, in all probability, hereafter be granted
10 citizens of that State. fhe action of their Con
~vcntion has not justified the President confidence
and the rcigns of military government and mar
tial Law will he the consequence.
General News
New York, Oct. 3l.-La.e arrivals from Jamaios
report the uprising of the blacks against the whites
there. Many revolving murders had been p%erpetrat
ed by the negroes. A white Magistrate had beer
shockingly mutilatcd. His singers and toes wcr,
cut Of and burned. He was shen murdered. ant
oItcT WHICH y u&SEo AOAlAn 1%fPcu oPOh hS Eoh'
els. The mutiny EasspreAding rapidly ut last ac
counts, and the greatest alaEm prevailed among
the whites.
The Commercials special says it is understood
that Secretary McCulloch will recommend Con
gress to substitute a tax on sales for the Incoui,
tax.
The President has not taken the WirI case yet
New York, Oct. 3l.-Lord Palmerston is dead
He died on the night Of the 18th of October. HaC
he lived he would have completed his SIst year OF
the Goth Of October.
From Mexieo.
New Orleans, Oct 2l.-Gen. Steele arrived from
the Rio Grande to-day. Dispatches from Weitze
10 Steele Of 25th say a fight occurred around Mat
amoras which lasted three hours, The Liberal
succeeded in carrying parts of the works, but tn
Imperiahsts charged and retook the works, punish
ing the liberals severely The Imperial loss i
several wounded and less than a dozen killed
The Liberal loss is ffty-nine taken prisoners an,
q large number killed and wounded. Gen. Espi
mocha, second in command of the Liberal forces
was killed. Reports from Brownsville state at las
accounts the Liberals were flying, closely pursuet
by the Imperialists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04
PORTLAND MARKETs-ocT. as.

The 0rcgonian's Commercial Report for tie week
says better prices are paid for wheat mp the Val.
ley because of competition Bacon and Lard more
plenty and prices were tending downward Eggs
and Butter keep at high prices; more Fruit was
offering than buyers knew what 10 do with. but
prices remained unchanged Hay jobbed at $2j
for baled, and $40 for loose. per ton a few Hides
sold low Tallow was selling at Is cents per 10
The Wholesale iobbing Produce market prices were
as follows:
Wheat new. S5c@SI o5, per bushel Oats, 50@
55c Corn Meal, per 100 ms, S. Flour. Imperial,
Standard. Magnolia aud Jefferson, per Dbl, So
Brooklyn Mills, 81 so country brands. 81 Bacon
sides, 35c; hams, 27c; shoulders, lac, per ID
Butter, best fresh Oregon, 35@4oc Lard, Oregon
10 b cans, 3lci in bulk, 27c. per n Eggs, pei
lec Potatoes, per bush. SOC; Onions. per 100 ms
81 Beans, white and bayo, 4c red and pink, Sc
per ID chickens. per doz, s4@4 50 Cheese, Ore
gon, per h, 95030c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04
MARRIED:

In Marion county, Oct. 9th, by W. C. Holmes
J.. p, John H. Ranch, of Clackamas county, tc
Mary NJ. Remington, of Marion county.
In Yamhill county, Oct. I'D, by Elder G.. w,
Richardson, Wm. c. Cochran to Misa Mary Allen,
In Vancouver, Oct. 9th, by c. II, Huncler, j
county.
In Lane county, Oct. ed, by Rev. G. W. Bond
Thomas Tindall to Miss Martha veach.
In Washington county. Oct. 18th, by w. HI
|Chatfeld, ]. p, Samuel T. Barnes TO Miss Mary
E.. jackson.
ans, Joseph Perkins to Miss Ellen Gannt!
H Multnomah county, November 2d,sby Rev.
3. G. Lippencott, Marion Dodge to Miss Jane
CapleN.
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Pourzrcs * PeLK-TAe Aboliionists o
polk cOansy hxe. We Arr informed, nomi
mated = man named Saith as candidate
for RepBe9ntative- We are toid the Con
neadoa by rssolutioa approved Of the muir
der Of Mrs Snrratti We hope sOon ~ lsarl
that The Democrat. Of POlkare preparing So
the coming special electsOn- They have AN.
pie material and cngAtt putferuard = krst-
rate candidate for Representatives VIII
fhev net do it, Never surrender, Demo-
erats OF Polk
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Died.:

At the residencc of VIM. johnson, Washington
comfy. Oregon, Oct. goth, John S. Copenhaycr
lged As years. Missouri papers please copy.
1t Fort Stella COON, w. T., Sept. 18th, from the
effects of phosphc rio poison Of matches, Claude B.
Crandali, y~oungect child of G.. p. and Eliza A.
crandali, aged Is months and 81 days.
In Clark county, w. T., Oct. ed, Mrs. Mary
Panaburn, wife of John B. Pamburn, aged twenty
three years.
In Corvallis, Oct. 24th, Lazarus Goldschmidt,
aged "a years and 10 days.
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Pacific Coast Dispatches

San Francisco, Oct. 2S.-An order from Genera
Halleck directs that Capt. Hill, on trial for murder
be kept In close confinement.
Charles Jansen, one of the injured by the Yo
semitic explosion, has brought suit against the Cal
ifornia Steam Navigation Company, to recover
SCI .025 damages.
A negro woman recovered $500 damages yester
day in Judge Pratt's District Court, against thu
Omnibus Railroad Company, for having been pu
of the cars.
San Francisco, Nov. The overland telegraph
hnc is still down,
Two companies Of the California 9th ~Infsnir,
were mustered out of service yesterday.
Legal Tenders, T04.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

TaE YAxuILL DKMocRAcT.-A Democratic
County Convention will meet at Lafayette,
on Tuesday noon, Nov. 18th, to nominate a
candidate for Representative to ill the vacan-
e. in that county. Precinct meetings are
0llea for next Saturday, Nov. lIh. We
hope that the gallant Democracy of Yamhill
Ii rally IN full fOrce, and select their very
het naa for the place-apd, elect hin.
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No GAIL YEr.-We hear Of No call for
special elections in Linn or Benton counties
ws by Gov. Gibbs, TO ill the vacancies in
Senatorial representation in each county.
The c;tiesps Of Waseo, though LEFT ont in the
ed By his Exeealepey, bsEs taken the nat
Ter IN their own hands, in regard 70 she va
oay caused by Representative Bsrlaad's
resignation
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

DATES TO OCTOBER "a.
The Fenian MovemenN

The Fenian Movement
New York, Oct, 2S.-The Senate of the Fcnian
Convrcs rrassembled at the Aston House to-day
Priest Roberts in the Chair. The session was
strictly priyate but ii is known that the principnl
business related TO the sale of bonds OF the future
irish Republic. Tho Senate will osthblisA pcrtan-
rent headquarters in this city.
General News.
New York, Oct 2s.~-Thc President has made no
decision yet IN the Wirtz case.
The President has appointed the hrst Thursday
In December as a day ct National Thanksgiving
Rankin. alias Finch, charged with e0unte. lcit.
ing bank notes. was found guilty yesterday. Over
$400, 900 of the counterfeit notes had be IN sent tC
Western States.
Washington. Oct. 2S.-The Mexican Embassa
dors spent some liac with Secrctp ry Seward ycstcr
day. They will be presented to the Prcsiden
tomorrow.
Toronto, [. w, Oct. 27.-The Leader advise
the GoVernment TO take the arms from the vault
lcst the fenians get item, and also a patrol aion!
the frontier and the passport system. A fearful
alarm exists hos. A Fonian raid on the Canadian
banks Is dren.ded.
The jury in the Sanders kidnapping case al.
still losKed up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

sIeSIEacANr@The St Louis Republican
sess dat Col. BaBcCke, who murdered the
Wright family, Is strntting about the streets
Of jefferson city, No., IN perfect security.
Il Is believed that Coz. Fletcher aathorized
the foul murder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

SAErIAn MISEs.-A man named Victor,
the representative of some capitalists in San
Francisco, is making an inspection visit to
the Santiam mining district, for the purpose
Of investing in the mines there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

hmoR1xs.-Ths Statesman sass Salem
hes been full Of Immigrants fe tie past
week, who have Heir teams and skack With
them, looking for locations. Farming lands
about Salem and IN Marion county general
= have advanced from thirty 70 ffy per
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04
DEMocRATTc CLUB NETTING.

The Members Of the Grass Ridge
Democratic Club, and all Democrats in that vicin.
ity, are requested to meet at Fairplay Schoo
House, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at
O'Clock, ?. N NJ. G. MOSS, Chairman.
Grass Ridge, October %, 1866.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

DEnocRAc N WAsoo.-A lsasr fnon /.
sterling Democrat 1t DaIlss City informs q.
aE tie Democrats Of Wasco purposs nom.
mating > asndidete for Rs-pressnaasxa. =
nea5uatW With the Democrats S Gnnl
Sscccss 70 them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

CHAEsED HASDs.-Tke Agriculturist has
been sold by the Oregon Printing Company
to Messrs. A. L. Stinson and A. C. Schwat-
Ika, who viii hereafter publish that journal.
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raE WxArHkn-Barely a sprinkle Of rain on
Nsnaay, and the remainder Of the whole week
and pleasant some fog of mornings, bui
RaeraIsy eloriOus. clear, sunny days. and nagnih.
st nssalight nights, With delightful temperature
= III . a nowhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

x4arsLx PArn-Mr. Rice, Of Kohn 4 Rice
faatshA rs vita ata2e copy Of the Norfolk (ya.
Post, for 1hkh We azak him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

Tx Soucz-our county tax payers viii con
sat thex eoavsnienee BY giving attention to the
noHes az cdee.or Richardson in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

HATs The CHEE<E.-An over town are the
lsN lcttered posters of . Paradise lost" Heav-
enAd Chaos Yesterday. = Jolly Micky, who
@ eoaid spell, TOD a long stare at the latter, and
TIA loudly soliloquized Heaven and ehaase
t qaAar,-maybe they'll have Hell and crack
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

rs NEW Fam GRorxDs.-we arc requested
byNf. John BarrOws TO state that = meeting of the
shders in the new grounds purchased for the
Ln6esansy Agricultural Fair exhibitions viii be
haiAhe Court House at l O'Clock, afternoon. on
Tzy next the 9th instant Full attendance
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04
Albany MARKRE.
|Rsps4Nsa BY J, Morero.a. Mov.nbsr .

Wheat, 81 90 p busheI. Oats. soc. 2 bushel
Potatoes, 40e@45c p bush. Flour, SIS 5O@$l
p Dbl. Butter, 35c p h. Eggs, zoe a dozen
Dried Apples, Sc q b. Dried Peaches, 15c p ID
Dried plums, l5e dried pears, 2ae. Oregon socks
50 90 2 DOH Pork. s@Sie q b.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-04

SAP AcclDESr-Ali little son Of Wash Anderson
~fah town, ased about seven years, met with I
NOT serious accident on Thursday morning o
IN reek. While playing about = wagon he fsl
fronthe wheel, a<tride Of which Ne sat. and brek'
hsnkht thigh bono a very little hslOw tAe hip
DrsAkxander attended the little sufferer, set th,
A..Ea parts and gave him every sasgieal relief