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In solving this riddle.
Commences with the capital
n in the middle.
Read up ifyOu choose,
Or 10 the right at your ease,
To the left like the Jews,
Or dswn like Chinese.
His prices are lower,
His stock more eomplete
Than any other store
Found on Front street.
So do not delay,
But bring on your cash,
Your country produce
Aud all kinds of trash.
For he'll sell better groceries,
Aud more, for the sand,
Than auy other dealer
This side Of Portland.
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Corner Perry and Front streets, Albany, o'gn,
noI0nl3ly
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A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gen
tlemen's boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,
to render the skin soft and fresh, TO prevent srap
tions, to perfume clothing, kc.
1t tovercOmes the unpleasant OdOr fperspiratiOn.
It removes redness, tan. blotehes. &c.
II cures nervous headache and allays inaamma-
ton.
1t cools, softens and adds delieaey to the skin.
II yields q subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once aud you
viii use other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet
Water afterwards. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers on the Pacif-
ie coast.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m Medical Advice

~ Medical Advice.-DR. wM. K Do
HERTY'S Medical and Surgical Institute is be-
coming sine qua non to the welfare of our State
and health of our citizens; and his rapidly spread
ing reputation, although it may excite surprise IL
but the signal of SKILL and follows as the natural
effect of such cause. We are personally acquaint-
ed with gentlemen who have suffered for years un-
der chronic disease, and who had taken advant-
age of every available means that promised relief,
but without success, until they called upon DR..
Doherty, who, in incredibly short space of time
has given them entire relief 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gem
tleman who seeks, not by defamation of others, to
establish his reputation, to the superstruc-
ture of his own upon the ruin of an auothers fame
The Doctor conducts his Institute in such man
ner that must be gratifying to all his patents
He examines, advises and recommends without
charge, and the patient, after hearing his terms
for treatment, can accept reject at pleasure. In
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he
effects cure. This he is able to do, because he
feels the confidence which long experience has Civ
en-, and no doubt the consolation which appertains
to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
aceute or chronic diseases, would do well to con-
suit him. For consultation he asks no fee, nor
does he insist obedience to his advice unless the
patient placee himself under his care. His offices
on Sacramdnto street, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship ofiee--[S F. News.
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Cry ELEcrIoN.-The Albany city elec-
ton for city officers came off last Monday,
and resulted in electing the Radical ticket by
majorities ranging from six to thirteen
Some of our friends were quite certain we
would be victorious. We hoped we would
be; but did not believe it, because Albany
has been the stronghold of Radicalsm in
Linn county. We are well satisfied with the
result, considering the circumstances. We
had intended, in case the Democracy were
successful, to parade our rooster but as it
is, we had to content ovrself with merely
bringing him out, taking good look at him,
and putting him up again-6rst plueking a
tail-feather for memento. He is a beauti-
full bird, but he can't scratch gravel nor
crow any till about year hence.
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IN the matter of the Estate of Mahala j. Hall,
deceased. In the County Court of Linn coun-
ty, Oregon. Petition of Matthew M. Bryson for
partition of real estate of said deceased, being tho
one-ifth interest therein assigned the petitioner,
who asks that the same may be set off to said Pc
titioncr. On the reading aud filing of said petit
ton the following order made by the Court,
to-wit: "Now, therefore, it is ordered that the
hearing of said application be appointed for
Tuesday, the sth day of January, A. D. 1867, at
one o'clock p. NJ, of that day, at the County
Court Room in Albany, in the county of Linn,
and State of Oregon, and that the petitioner. or
his Attorney. give notice hereof, to Essalom M
Hall Isaiah Hall, Susanna Kirkendall, George
w. Hall, Francis M. Hall and Isaiah Smeltzer,
guardian to minor heirs named herein, by pub
fishing copy of this order in the State Rights
Democrat for tho full term of six weeks from this
date to be and appear before this Court at the
time and place herein named, to show cause, il
any there be, why this application should not be
granted"
CRANOR & HELM,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, November Z, 1865.
no10136w
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DTcEUM.-We notice that, in some of our
neighboring towns, Lyceums are in full and
successful operation. Why cannot the citi-
zens of Albany also have a Lyceum? 1t
cannot be said, with truth, that there is not
talent sufficient here to carry it en- success
fully. Let us have one. Everybody is con-
yinced of the utility and good effects of
well conducted Lyceum. 1; would. there
fore, be a useless waste of time for us to
write labored article in favor of Lyceums.
Let US have one Immediately. The evenings
now are long, and one each week might be
used for such purpose with great advantage
TO all who might participate, either as audit
srs or actors.
Since the above was In type, we have been
consulted upon the same subject by sew
eral citizens, and have been requested to
name next Thursday evening 18th inst. J,
and the Albany school house, as a time and
place of holding meeting to take into
consideration the organization of such an in
stitution. We trust there will be good at
tendance of all those interested in such an
enterprise.
DourHIT's G.PLow.-We have had
the pleasure of inspecting the model of a
gang -plow-the invention of J. h Douthit,
Esq, living about twelve miles southeast of
Albany. in Linn cOunty-and for which a
patent has been granted. Although we have
seen several gang-plows at work, on sundry
occasions, we yet do not profess to be a very
competent Judge as TO their relative merits !;
but that the gang-plow of which Mr.. Dout-
hit is the inventor possesses many excellent
points over others, is evident to the most easu-
al observer. Mr.. D. informs us that he has
had one in use on his farm during the two
last seasons, and that it works admirably
He is now negotiating with certain parties
for their manufacture. There is nothing to
prevent having them manufactured in Al
bany. We have the shops, and the foundry,
and the workmen. The only fear we have
is that they cannot compete successfully with
the Portland foundries.
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ADYERTIsEMENTs.

DAVID wrRrHAx, JOSEPH oppEnHrinEh
Albany. Portland.
GLORIOUS NEWS
----
MERTHAN g. CO.,
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE
Fosters Two Story Brick,
"A LB ANY, o RI EG ON.
Have just recsivod
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
svss ssosssr 70 ALsAar.
Our Stock Consists Of
Foreign and Domestic, Staple
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
CLOAks, BASQUES, SACKS AND HATS.
Alse Fias Lot Of
HOODS. RUBiAs. BREAKFAST eAPEs. q s0ATAGS.
The Latest Styles Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, CENTS HATS
FURNISHING GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also Fins Lot Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We also keep constantly on hand large Stock Oi
GROCERIES, cRocKERY,
| HARDWARE. GLASSWARE,
PAINTS snd OILS.
Having Partner residing in the market. we are
enabled to sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
And Purchasers win End il to their interest "a
give call before buying elsewhere.
~ Grain and all kinds of Merchantable Pro
duee taken in exchange for goods.
eS- REMEMBER ~eN
WERTHAN &c CO.,
At the New York Store. in Fosters two STORY
brick, First street.
wERTHAN 4 co,
Albany, Sept. 8, 1s66-Iy
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, IL. D., 3 Co.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold By
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A Liberal share of Patronage is Solicited.
Petition for Partition.

Ga- We are always ready to pay the HIGH
EST CASH PRICE for fat stock. se29T6
, 1866-11-20

Another Enach Ardcu Case With vartk-
tinn-Statc Arscna1-Attempied HARDER
mud Spcctnstnl Sn1ctdc-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
Dks MoNfs, November 19.
Enoch Arden has scappeszcd In Des Aolnss-
oul5 this 1Eac 10 claimed bis wife. TennyBon
might hase derived sosnc ukcfM htuta ffom this
cafe, II ia one OF the eveats growing out OF The
was. hs> Darleea> from tho .eatscrn patt
fhrec years his wtfc hearI nothing fsom hiEn-
Yna.y,ca ssaIn and cruoe 10 De4Molnes, putting mp
a. ltsc An1criesn uousc.. Last Saturday crcatrg
RayleeN tpp~ared upon the sceue aud Claimed hts
= IL. 1hc 11a!r wIS tmieaog setued. and MI; p.
and Lis wife left on the cars THIS morning MI.
Rutus, tth eccsind husband. told me INC ttoey
.no,e fcrx cir tan ury tonanccr tEes Thought o.
siuuor hviFed him. Ss:d he: ''baraecn went TO
thc var Ind rot G1lcd. married Mr. A1rieen
saiutaaT fasleen came hosne' and l gave ny room
I" hd,p;snt Gcne,al Baker Is in tnwn looking after
e,ntr Arecpal matters. uc INTENDS 10 nave ~osE
IN !, rrsrTct, Uu The opening Of spring. 81,
hhont th1ee hundred of QUIZ eittfeas wall 50 70
EroEuE tamor1ow on tailroad excursion % u.
yita,{cp o{ lhe Railroad Company aud the city ol
III, Ferry, Of Eda5 %ille, having become Guam:
prrd with Miss Hull, Of oaealoosA, aud ~ eals
being rejected. attempted her if yetteraAy. n -
dctre1aiton, and. hcrnE frustrated toos atee1e
nd was found dead in hts bed this morning.
, 1866-11-20
FRQH BALTIMORE.

Horrible Murder bv An Insane Woman
Other Intended Victims Escapt-GfRud
Nlusonic DemonssrntIop to Take Place
To-Day.
Ba1711our, November IA horrible affair oe-
CURED this afternoon at The residence Of ~
Jesse Aarsden, on East BAltftno1e street. Mn.
George CEacs, 4 daughter Of Mr. Marslen, reaid~
e vim his iamy While under III isgeaea o. os
tbosc ot her sister. Mrs. Charles EichHan. WITH 80
common table kpife, aud cnt tho throat Of : son
Of M1e. EsehnAn. aged aoent aye yeaEe, aud then
attempt DC life Of her youngest child. w@onpdtng @
1t severely. She thsn cndeIroeed 70 XII! des
eldest child, but It escaped. The afla1r produced
m intense excitement In ahe ucighborhood. The
partles aye highly respectable.
BkrrtHQpE, November i2.-Grtfs Pttp&sAttons
are making tor the ec.emon!e: ~ incident TO t5s
Tenple tomorrow. Nameroaa delegations hass
peetrd. The Baltimore lodges have been making
eoI1ly ARRANGEMENTS tn !he way of new launcts,
reesifa, DC Tho Prcsideht, members Of the Cab
iaei, and the Governor OF The Stasc hare been ta.
yited 10 be present and view the Ceremonies. It
IA rxuccted that the President Will teaeh here In
an early train tomorrow morning.
, 1866-11-20
MEXICO.

Affairs at Tau,rice-Confict Of Au'hesitS-
Fucb,a TieIo DECLARED nm Dpep Port =
Sutri1rd Attaeh IN 1IAinuoras-prath 9
the Libernl ts-uerht Tupte-a1AxlmilanR
Cnhiuet Mtutatcr~ to s:~ntanne ia omee-
His Health Improved as his hste "sea
yu1AHe."
nv Yorx, November '1s.-Ths Nasy pepsIt
ncui has received information Of tnc aFs1sa =.
~ the T4ilapoota at Galveston from On
Mppieo. No }oreasn vessels Of was : Esse - = ~
1lyrF or 10 the port Of 1Amrleo on the IN o. S.o
Mcr. and only one American vessel ~ the eafoof
Iapeo present Il commend :a.to5ae 81 9ole5s eas
fnms i'd enforcing payment Of loans Tie ~
Ioass Of Eie.o e.pt.l o. ~ r. ;hs!s ss ssee' %
iltas seizr ali vnods found ta fo4ts 1ot &c tnto
fior markets, despatched from Tanplco cns1oa'
House.
u letters from ssn Lu's rotosi i asce,tai1eso T.
that McIiA aud pupltr ata to tcave THAI plaee la
thr cafly part OF November WITH m expedlsonsty
io1ec fot The fecaptute Of Tamnieo. Genefa! e
Favor, who has = foree Of I-5 ot = CO.. 1ncn 10 thS
HAusttca, nn1 IL now holding TAnnpico. has Issued
= proclamation declaring Pnebsa Vtelo oken = =
fote1cn commerce, whlcn It Is feared WILL lead U
open hoet8litics between the tofccs under his eo1
, 1866-11-20

The Quincy Herald Tnkcs Issue with the
Chaenre T1mes-CorxcFts IN the Ttmtt'
DpctY1ne-1tA sing y Fcrr5, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfihuue.1
Qc1kcI, November ~,
The Htrdld ID out this morning In IN elaborate
article taktng Issue with the Chicago tsss On the
ueEzo eaIt4gc question. But the leavru is work
1ur, md I hear Of many Democrats who endorse
tho TIME article. Amoue others, Captain Thos.
w. McFall, leading and influential member o1
the Earty, formerly Circuit Clerk, and to whote
exrrtioue, morc than any other n4n. Judge
THOMPSON owes his nomination a. The COPPER
lobns d. candidate to1 Congress iu th!s district.
Captain MeEall o1,cnly avows hie adhefeuce 10 the
neTy uoljcy u indicated b. the 1tHR<s,
Captain faSlo., owner Of the fe:rJ-ooat At This
point. has leased the boai tor thzse years, tos
SNlGM ytAr.
hrt rev toR cou,s4cts haye a yet been m2de.
Thc = esthcr Is cleat and beautiful,
, 1866-11-20

mard and thosc under Colonel Gomex. Under
iit etst Of atalre the fnhAbstAnta Of fTsmpico are
In constant dread Of The most serious dlaoEdefs,
ind I PROBABILITY OF the indiscimtnate plundsr
Of the lnsSn.
EAlSIs1oH, November IA special received
norm m the 9;h, The skisraishes !ested several
hour, he forces under General Taps gstnin:,
But dstTu.ting Costtnas. he did not follow up nis
and CoIpnel Riax, their commander, was arrested
for bid conduct On The neld. On the nlsht Of the
lUth TapiA Gied OF cholesf. This event VIII
Grange {he eur1ert Of eventA~
Thc hr7tTal Of Escabaao u reported.
ye,a Csux dates 10 tie lsth arc rcee!Eco.
Al m extra meeting to discuss the eituat1on MAJ.
copiiEuc In ofice without alteration. Haxfm{ian
hca!th had been greatly improved hS hla secent
tea voyece, Whlsh caused repofts taat he bag
attempted to abandon the country. On tic lsta
he Wxt still at OrfEAta.
, 1866-11-20

Annual Meeting Of rho Northwestern Cul-
vcssstsst ConfeFenec-Sl,000 Subscribed
Yesterday for Lombard University, Ut
GaIeabusx. lIl.-Sntcide.
CNcIxNAT1, November 19.-The exercscs In
connection with the ADnua1 me: :tins OF the North
western Conference Of the uDtser-allsts were con
tinued Al The Flynn ssIees Church sestssdsJ morn.
ing.. Hey. y. II. .RydeE, pastor OF st: Psults
Church, in Chicago, delivered an i1tereaune nd.
drrse on the C7rat rn!s.aonaty md edueasiona!
movements OF the Untverxalist Determination, and
ihe nrcee1Ity which exists for the coop
Grafton ef The Cnisefranst people IN tho
deuoulinaiional enterprises Of the Conference.
Prominent among tbese Is the endowment OF LoH-
bard University, at Galesbn1g. and On this theme
the speaker kiudlea into an elthustan which re-
suited In the Immediate subscription Of upwards
Of s., no toward the endowment fund. This Was
Increased TO s, ,pU At the evening scrs7ce.
tcametct, named john Gillian. committed
suicide last night by jumping into lhr river at the
loot Of Vine street 1Is wifi was with him 4 tho
ttrna, and lis last words @'hcr wese: Goodbye,
nj dear, the Ohio R1ser shall be ny bed
fc-+ ~
, 1866-11-20
FROM DUR0Pb. |
--latest Adyices by Atlantic Gable.
Preparatious in Spain in Anticipa-
ton Of Popular Uprising.
Death Of Don Miguel. Ex-King |
of Portugal. |
Circular from the Italian Premier !
on the Roman Question.
Spain and Chill TO Accept the
. Mediation Of France and
England.
FR0ll Il WiShINGT0N.
Further surmises Regarding
the Presidents Future
Course.
THE PGPE'S RECENT ALL0-
CUTiON.
Haly's Offences 3gainst the
Catholic Church.
The Holy Fathers Defence in
Behalf Of His Civil
Sovereignty.
5, IRON MDX|C0.
r
Spirited but Unsuccessful Attack
on Matamoras.
Death Of the Liberal General
Tapia
Report Of EIaxi111il-
ian7s -Abdication
Denied
EE01I CaNiDd.
Release Of Thirty-nine Fenia1
Prisoners.
FROM NEW YORK.
Late and Important News from
Dr. Halls Arctic Ex-
pedition.
Late and Important News from
Dr. Halls Arctic Ex-
pedition.
FROM EUROPE.

Russian Wedding Festivities Closed-Fam.
inc IN fndfn Abuting-1hc ~p2nIsh Author
fttes Take err"u9 slcAsures Azainkt u
Fopesnr 0ulbreak-Death Of Con aIEauc1,
E1-t;nTrrpor of PortuRni-Circulnr from
the ftnliAn Prime minister on fhc Roman
Qurst6ou--rafn md Ci.tlt Accept the Me-
d1Rlton Of France and EoRtnud-LaE2c
Numbrsr OF Fcntaa. Arriving In ireland.
81. PETEnsBrRo, November 1s.-Kussian festlV-
ara have been suddenly stopped on account Of
the eeriona illness Of the Princess Dactnar.
Lospos, November IS Photographic dispatches
from Bombay report the famine In India abat1ng.
AApE1p, November 1R--The Government Of
Spain Is ta1ing strong inca a:uEss to prevent
shse4tcned outbreak.
Don Miguel Is dead.
TLoRIx0E, November 13.-Baron RtcasoH, Primo
Minister Of The Italfsn Government, has Issued L
circular dIscou.aglng tho agttation Of the Roman
tEc4ton- he sa}s lls1y Will be neutral and await
IL certain :sl7iuph Of her rights.
lnKpos, November 19.-The report Is CONFIRMED
thss Cht4 ind Peru hare consented to accept tne
Eeilaaan u 'Aa Governments Of Ffance aho
~oele me repofss IN circulation that fighting hAs
Seen renewed tn Gambia.
G0S1ox, EaxssNleSu IL f1s tss5s 56sf i1rre num
,err r& FeniAns have been arriving IN ireland
weekly, md Is we'll prepared TO meet any rebel
lions movement
Tts Reform demonstration In Etfubufg, on
Saturday ~as latEe md imposing one.
B1nzN, November 13.-It Is Positively stated
ttat s,ssnask will eoon resume the active dnhes Of
~ tl1ce.
,.,.... F7r;1.6 11,r4-,.
~ ~ hSx.rsoor' ~ % So,e.,e., 70. :
CoF1ux-luiet sa1 unt marsd. A!1ndlaE npplAaas psM ~
,xtse Sso'eo a Ill., 1Ae Sa's0 VI" fo'sa l''VO'
0A4<'' 1ospox, sorenpe, -,
I'D suesse. XsnJ nses hsys Seen iost 6y II d.oSn
Ch=:
,. .,,, ~, LesnaS: scssmher y. ls.aoea; e.
1l.iuo:s Central ;:s4 Erte. sst.
L1fEKroo1- Sosennbtr 1s-evcnang.
t?:sccca-
Go.'o e,en fed'E e. :f eex for ms1s o
r.e ernftt1t4: Je!sed stsi1s aveta cutics ~
-
, 1866-11-20
FROM NASHVILLE

I,cstalntivc-Rersrt Of Cotnra}stee On Alet'
tfons-lmpxrtIat @uRrake+ etc.
1srecisl pcspatch to the Chicago Tribune
NAsuy111x. Tenn. November 49,
tie Committee On Elections. aftnr auotnes IN
vcstsatien- reported today in hvor Of INC ae-
ua1ssipn OF Messss, Bzccp and Lelyette,.a .ana the
report was adopted By a unanimous vo!e. Cole
Enan, of shelby, s*as EXCLUDED not naS1ng u3ea
the necessary oath.
quito 4 little cxcIteraett was produced By the
introduction OF bill, b{ Nj. h1e1chShle. pso"
xidirp for impartial suffrage and universal an
nexty. il did not receive the customary COURTESY
of one passage, but was promptly tsbicd o5 vote
of 81 to - About IN equal relative pEppoltson o.
East Tcunefteans going nearly sold against IL
NJ nunr4xa In the Senate.
, 1866-11-20

4 Republtc Without n Government.
NEW YoR1, November 19:-1bc Htnatds Cart
cas couespondeut saya: "Vcne.Iela u IL q most
merit. when NJ. james Wil:on, the American
Minister, arrived, there was no one to present hs
credentials TO President Falcon, who had nevcr
actcd "a President. He kept away frotn tho Capi-
III, ard Inc person representing him was also
abs. ut when 'Ms. Wilson arrived At The Capital.
Coueiternble 1lscussso1 ie going on here 1ost
condition Of the state. In the meantime, busl'
ness i ii veEy bad WAY. We hear Of some Dis
att1ous failures BY which Puerto Sallo suffers
AnAH{1r -
, 1866-11-20

rrr.,nxxnt1 4xttouEnsAT1oNs.
~. ,,a,a1, .hn.a NJ tbe nc,nocyat, which has
e,i.a ~. tarnin,stration papc:s here for
10y u. .nn.,T. to baye foreshalowcd an
.,,e mt an .he part Of The President to cut
,aasa ~, tb.ro The Coppe1hesds have b.ea
,,ested will extreme eoolncss. ootn IL khs "h"e
r1o... .rd in dr. Dcua.tncn.s, hut 1t the 6aue
tir,- nrrnhc1 Of leading rehcls are cordially IT.
e,irrd md ceun.elled With. II seems but teEe-
,,tton ~ rbo Apeust Convention farce. With The
s.,,- ar..rp, to remove the cdIum hlch the Cop
Ids Rave through, npeh sh- 1*h1soo party
~ roafhr pes+on4l tssue With ew Of them,
Int rrtstuIar both The rebels and NJ psmoezso
Who navc not rendered theHtc:ses noEo51onsi!
nnno1tous The whole attention et Johnson ano
hts ndxiscrs Il TUNED to the orKtnn2non ol INC
ConstfysttEe party for The Presidential eampa1e1'
uox. Joa* AonhtssEf
had fderaly Interview with The ffesidea4to-o@!'
aksKnAt s1eK1H.
The reports which hATe peen ea,eu'apeo 70 c1ea1e
The imprcsaion That General sicK!es approves INT
pollcy Of the President, arc *1iaou& 4onnaA''on'
The Gcncral has become convinced, ~ u" espe,
r1epce In Charleston. shat fne ton*e.unoua.
Amendment Is the most Just aoo faoona' o@1s VI
rrcopsttuetion.
EEyr1Tu QUO nfs1R1c4.
An cto.t Is already naaRloF 70 aisplaee GA,
Governor Samuel HITLER tfom TIC tolfectofshtp o!
The Seventh UAio pitttatt 1ho ftesldcnt ano
~. ct,n11och both deny any possibility for the
.rroin,7nen1. and both appear ei+nosed to uncct
At M,1lr-. On The other hand, ~ tic Copptfheada
, 1866-11-20
FROM MEMpH1S.

E,ccttou-tmpnrtfai SaftH9c tn AFkaasks-
faFke1s. &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tflhune,l
MkxPn.s, November 49,
An election is ordered for representative nom
this county, eiee Noo.e resigned.
The corner stone Of 4 new Catholic Church ~aa
ieltrr recrt1ed fruus the cdtnt OF the Fat
smith Mr. Erc, says tho 1oysli:t1 e Westssu
Arkansas viii declare for impartial euasays
allee, l7e hnttrt, 33&S5c eggs, *e cotton dull
nj BIC.
, 1866-11-20

General OTte1a Stslt ut HFaZos - Heavy
unlns-Tfeops for the Mexican Frontier.
GA1yEs1ox, November 1p.-GsnerI 0rtega and
party remain At Bfa4os, Eueats with the conman~
der Ct the United States co]prcd Hpopa. and has
4t~..i1ed his Intention aot to return to New Or
ltana-
Heavy rains have delayed the inland t1afns, and
locoulolIou ia performed on horseback.
Fifteen hundred Federal troopA leave for the
Mexican ftpntier soon.
, 1866-11-20
En13rrnt{un uf Freedmen tn 1.thaxfH

Emigration Of Freedmen to Liberia.
EEs: SonK. Fogcmbct 19.-Thc 79a.<s eorres
pondcat gives some account Of party Of 40 frce1%
men. 1ncluptnr families. who lcaFe Coluaab}a, S,
C., on the SHIP Ioeopaa, for Liberia. They are
70 be accompanied ~ Mtsa Greg, sister Of the
wf.hcd to undertake missionary enterprise to
Africa. A second expedition 10 talked OF Tor next
spring. asmtlsr agitation Is reported at Colun1.
hna. Ga
, 1866-11-20

found f-w mslet from the Wlnooskl. loaded With
iron and machinery Tor saw-snill. dsJ!soo1s, e.
fsct Of hayinc tnurd two pieces Of bunting, I
traa1i paIt Of he Union and part Of ,he atipss.
on me brokea and ragged part q The rocks. Tne
II. f D. ne yesael vas wrecked In she late hur-
sicane Of October, and 20 doubt al hands 90
board perisheo, a. i've bodies ware found on Inc
, 1866-11-20

The Charleston ofcrcary Heaazrectcd.
WAsHrxe7oS, November t9,-The Charleston
Atrey vas aasued this morning for The nrst time
since February. 1855. 1t adn!9, edleoHallJ, that
the war anu1hllated tho theory Of State
rights And proposes to devote Itself In fnture 10
The internal Development Of Southern 1ntese4ta.