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Chicny0 Mnrlxcf.
CHICAGo. Octnl,rr %.

CHICAGO. October 20.
Flour. firm and active: 20 50a12 - for
spring extras. Wheat, firm at an adj.
vance of 3a4ic; 81 les of No. at ~ LA
: 90; No. Pat - s7!al SOC. Corn. quiet
at 72a72!c for No. j: 70a7l for No. .
Oats. firm and advanced Ic; sales nj 35C
for No. |. Provisions. dull. Frcigbts
steady,
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9,

'hN'r'' MA 'Ct'''I ~
Cotton dull at lOc for middling. COT
fee scarce: Rio 26iaZ,c. Provision S
dull. Flour firm. Wheat steady: red
s3 C0aS3 Is; white s3 20aS335. Corn
firm; sales of 10000 bushels mixed
Wisconsin at 81 O0;rsl 10: yellow II Pa
81 IL. Oats 59a60c. Whisky steady :
Pennsylvania Al; Ohio a,
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FOX SALE AND RENT.
Public Sale. Ia

oN TUESDAY TsE 10TH OF
Ocrt,b'r It, Is6 l,haIl 81 II in Wheeling q, q,
lar. r.im. No A., on Water street, rofis :"
Hu,,,e. ,reing tie seco,i door above.
, ,h1 Ind Serisg H. u-e, IN" urc undivi ed hae
w The st.ek of uonJ., tx'ures and stIe furni'
tnr e rrlo"sius TO Aaier n, g.ey, tpeigdSS
..s,;J yainr's M cIyiiet half Of the " ha'f b'ai
'.'.s, - the WHEEL z wharf, n-sr,y oppos'e
s VII 81 I'm, Of s,le aIe c.sh The UNDIVIDED,
naf OF said seek Of s1ds saoT1 ,r si and tn.
ns;,;S,I hall o. said wharf boat " another PAT
w. rscs 70 rNe hisoest tidder for osrh ss Is Do
fore rn-hiiou'd. ,.,.,.n
S'e ." "''- A. J, SWEENEY
-.-. Trustee
l. G2nraa '.''s'' c. MAIER,
The .to-e ss.s is postponed until Iu.s1 .S,i
ORD iust. az 10 o'clock. A: wn-n WIN
',n.i,;reI b, made. 4 J. SWEENEY,
Po@Iio Tsu<t-e
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uosed murderer. A suspicious charac
ter has been for several days hanging
about the village, and is supposed to be
the murderer. Robbery was the pro-
bable the cause, as Mr.. Thompson had
some money and bonds in the house.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Case OF sac Police CoInhiis-ioncr----
Meeting la Sustnin the Conisnission-

cIs.
BALTIMORE, October 2o.-No new de-
vclopmcnt> have Yet been made IN
regard t. the police difficulty. The
Police Commissioners willrcSpond to the
charges OF official misc "n,lmrl preferred
against th"m through Council on Mon
day.
Governor Swami made = visit to Wash
ingtou to-day. There IS mnrh spccula-
ton. and many rumora are ahcat ms tn
the object OF his visit. Nothingd"iinitc
is known in respect Ia il. Everything
a. vet concerning it is conjecture.
The boys in Blue hold another meet
ing to-nishr ~ sustain ia" Police Com
missioner.
The Directors at dnn First Rational
Rank. OF which COY. Swami i, l'rrSi-
drnt. have rrtiti"u"d hi,h 10 d"siSi from
his purposes in regard t" to" '""n''S-
sinners
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. October -.
! Cotton irregular; sales of 1900 bales
of low middling nj 3fa37c: middling -
a:9c: receipts loo bales. New York
Exchange lc discount Sterling 59a
Coo. Frrights 10 New York -: Liver
pool Ea;c: Havrr g..
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FROM BOSTON.
Congressional Nomination.

BosroN, October 20.-The Democracy
Of the Second Congressional District
have nominated A. NJ. Ide. Of Taunton.
for Congress. -... .. .-,... g.. g
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-, tho sarns time In other reSpec-s f1-s-
"a r. y 2 IA MILES,. tbs. desdefatu-n
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HRIyAi. AND CLOssHG OF
n MAILS Ut tn Pust Office, Wheeling, Wet
Vin,i,is

Az We. rl0stS.
/ Eastern Through Maji.
via q - T. fus
Nv EoEauI St..tes,
Ear:eTn New fsIk il:iS q. ~. !':!' A. ~
and Ess ern PenHG. ;:'5 p. VI. esp. o.
Pitsb4rg. C'evelardatd
Chicago, VIA & L lab N. H:I) q. III
R............ ;:I5 p. m. 30 p. III
Wheeling aud Piitsbu-g
Way Ma,l........... iI45a. III ..-'N p. m
THROUGH + Stern. via l.
&OR X Tor Washing
tul, d e. Baltimore 80" ~ u. II ." a. u
and Rirhmonh. ~ T. ~ S.Gu n. n
Way sIsi East Q! Cum
brrland Nd ....... :.Cn .. ri 20 Y. ID
WAY Mail Wet al
Cambel aud, Md. ii.o"p.m go p. m.
ParErisburgh and \ W
Va II R.............. II - ~ 30 ?. ".
Western Thiouch MAI
for Chicago. Cinrln
nat Columbus, lens i.Jp 100 p. IA
vile and L wis"ili'.. lI'" 80" =, ".
Through Wee f"I
indianapolis ard -
Louis i:.iI -. re. l;s' u. 10.
WAY Saiin for Cincip.
natl Wllminst II and
Zaneayill" ant C"ium
bus. PiquA ard lntl
and Railr mis-. li'f .. 10. - y. ID,
Western Wa Mail, via
Central Ohiu Il r. II:n = ~ '.na p. N.
wbs.iiug and P.rk"rS-
lurg River Wall SIN.
day. Wedussdnv and
Friday - I.iau.rn.
Whe-ling aud Parker.
burg River Mail Mon
day. Wednesday. AID
I"dy 800 '''' q III
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Milwaukee Market.

MIEwAUKEE. October 90.
Flour: active and advanced 15a25c.
Wheat. active at - IL for No. !: Al %
for No.2. Oats. advanced. Corn, adj
vanccd la2r.
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New oFEan1NattO1a.
CINCINNATI
Home Insurance Company.

Es3k AND MARlNk HseksTAR
T. IN at reasonable rates.
CHAS, c. REAKIRT, Pres't.
c. NJ. RANSOM, Seu'y,
IiHECTpK-
Chas. C. Ieakirt, al j a C. R-skiri: Joseph
Kins-y, 81 Globe Rolling Mills; 7. d S. whet.
stone. Of T. -. : Whets;"ne GO l. G
Hopkins of l.. G.. Hopkins d ca 4; y. H. Lawson
Of +. II I.swsm 70: W W. Hanly, of w
W Hanly & 20 Geo d WibehriL IS Geo. 10.
wincheil Cpson i Co; John u. Hni- OF
Hiud- & Porter; l.. D. Watson, Of L. ID Wat.
s.n a. Co: Goa. W Hamilton. OF Hamilton
CLAY a Co; John NJ Ss,'rist, of !. ". Se' rirt &
20 James Watson, Proprietor .HenrN. Hons;
T. H. Barber. Of Barber. Choste Saber; 5 y
DRAKE. lzte-of Lexington KY
tHAJNk .M..COZkD, GEM Agent for
Wost Virginia
n &. 6ONnaM, Agent ~ W.. rlss
iy1i
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Notices. took holders.

TN Ekt WILL BE NEETsNs.
i Of the Stockholders rf The Kew ND Iron
WORK. az the Office OF Iir. T. A HILDRETH
Fourth SIR ct. cH Friday o. uher ss.b. az 3
SelOck P. Y for tie Pun pose Of el-ctiry Eve
Directors tor n C eusrirZ year and the r.r.
ssr'isn OF important business.
oct'ad Z Il. LESPY, Seq.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. October 20.
Wheat. market excited and higher.
White Mich. 1898: amber. So No. /.
spring, s2.R: Corn SIC: Oats 4sG
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O. r. spJkg
ZAsE.
AM, o y
G. L. ZANE q CO. y,

IKp0nIths sND DkAG rs IN
4 FOREIGN AMP DOMESTIC WINES ana
LiauuTs Manufacturers i Pure Catswta WtDts.
Ou'uny Sue.t bet~ ~-r Main and Market STE
Wheeling, Va, krepoOnstsDtli GA b. nj BIsndies
Sootuh aid Irish WHISTLES, JamA!ca Runs IL"
'or,!ia!s choice Old Rye anS EourSoA Wh'Ss'es
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Nrw YrEh, October 21.-The new
iron Whiia "a: Saint Thomas. was de
stroycd ny recent gale in the West In
dies.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
PHILIP SCHWE ETHER,

hRPOssTE BNSBN d asgTtts
~ No 81 Market ~ bAs Nov al hshd and y
CONSTANTLY rrc-iving large sr.sk "i confrcfioH'
cry Medical halIimor 'ongh Isnds shn every
,ts., v.rl-t, ~ Candy and csk-s Tugs Of sS
AZ, Ar.rr4u ti,n, aud = fi'' Aa-.atIe. 81 Of Nan<
a. = u,,ian. .si9
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,

-CsTUATED ON THE NATIONAL.
- ktsAD three niles kast OF the it,, Is nov
:, adv for. Inter mstiis sale and improvement uf
lots IL orntains % zsics of land AID 10 laid
M m the M" mufern and Improved styie
cam b,. .s-,I, re u;ie.i at al ss>s.ns BY the Ma
t;.unl ko.. al TOR thrre-;uur'hs of tie ytsr
b, lie her pfc Rsilio.d " IA per rcilS 80.
cur. and pte- ed Ia Q beantin~f hy s,osy
Va irty L.-e-. shrubh-ry iuh 10 vault
rlf,u-y srrificial iase fouutains &C. 10 make
IL .Jpai to the b~rt kuIsl tem-ter CO |. the
country. Ample provision is ais, made for ist
-snmrsenent order and CARE In pefpcroits.
Prrsops d~sireus Of purchasing iots can Il
amin. u. ground ~tth the Superintendent.
wbo baa p At, or s,cure Them BY calling attn
Office Of the SECRETARY on Main street. over thc
Bank Of whorlin<. " "a.
/ Persons v fishing to mako insefrnents yin ca
ON the secr-tzr, e. oee~ip perut,a tsrrsfes.
Tickets Of adm IS 20 bot builders and II
tor, will he issued BY tie Seurt.ry.
A Z ~ EENEY, Pratt
r. %. BuAHARi. Secy.l 81 - 4 Z -rr
A.. tabAkD OF DlKESTOks.
I svreuey. John A. Armstrong
r Rhod.s tirorge adams.
IahnG. Murh r. RG Joraan. ~.
20 aruGrl e. A. kiidreth.
Jns-ph Is IA 1lGa @At4 saEst
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CHARLES sIEBKE.

SFkNCY DYER Ann SCOURER, Scltt
Street, near the q. a D. K r Depoi, WheeiiaS
w. Va AL kinds of ShSwls, Rib6ens and eve
~ descriptions al silLs md woUlsb O. ods eIe
cutoi on shart notice aid 90 reasonable terrr.
This IL the dTst and heel Steam DyinS Eats''
isbment In The Western Ststea stps'
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FROM BUFFALO.

Conductor. trresiea Ter Swindling.
BUFFALo. October 2d.-Twa Conduc-
tors on the Buffalo and Lake Huron
Railway. were arrested yesterday. and
detectives are after another Of them.
for alledsrd swirdiinc OF the company
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Farming Land for Sale.

nv yIHlGk OF a DEED or
Is TRUST made b., Iesrph ID Britt, .b1
Mary. his wife and ~, sh NCHny 70 ue, DATE
,h,, i,i;h day Of Decou' prr. ID 1901, anu &c
,,.,r,,, q IN tie rfiirs Of tn p'euFJer i,r oN,o
,,,uut\ iu dt.yi h,usk numbered 50, io!i0s i''
and Az I shau on MoHlsy. the i5ih DAD oil DC
r,h-r $50 Sr.rr,,,l Ia >e1 at tue t"ht 600 81
IN, Cour: House ia said county OF ono TIE
ti, -, ,rs,,I 10, Il real estate situst-' on lhe
.,,i,. : ~ wh-rIi". Greek. in sail nnty, "e'
vir,iui. ali ining the lauti. snrN"Sed U,
lam. = art;ornel ~ JEres MCVnrel, Jr. ana
.thr,S, and bodudad ~ isllowS tD- it: Begin
,ipr at ,ugl,T tire he top OF a bill AID N
linz o. W liam Sb-ppari's survey. then WITH
IL. ipe y ~ y. - I-si stOA sugar tree, thr uo"
y 50 10 ,m',,s 10 = walnut, corner Jdmen
MOI ,ut,t. r eur CV. THENCE With his line OF s1id
sn.V.y - ~ " ~ p..les - = hngw"od thence
C. " H. ,olgS to a hs'''.t, 'ben"e :. :" w
$ 49,, vs a. = hi Eorv Gamer iu survey made Tor
AirA.uu,r aIuh- thtuCc w!;h hHe OF slid
survey :. 81 2 s75 poles Ia the neginiiIg, con
tanning 100 aeI-s, morr ar l-ss. be'nS the saa c
trot OF I4nd c,u yey ed ~ lydi4 :: Cr12or 10
Jos. ph - Biirt an Sarah 3lCuliy by d ed IA
rr,l Ice mhsr tn, isGl, aad rrcordei IN BOOB
Is, page al ~. g,
lriins at .lo Cash. Selling ~ Trustee
Al, q! convey only such tie ~ estrd In me,
bat the title IS believed io be inimpeachablr.
seplSis NJ y S'"'o Ar"S""
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Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
OFFICERS.
Hon :. GALLOWAY. President.
LEWIS CASS Vice President
u. 3. HUBBARD. Secretary,
ALEX II. HANLEY, General AGENT
F 2 a n H1HtfI Asst Gent Agent.
I. T.. PARKER Aas't GEM Agent NJ y. Va
j. W kKER, Special Agent
REFEsESCss ~ OHIO.
Referred 70 by Special Permission.
Statcsman
Hon SAMUEL aTELI.ABARGzR Spring
Held OG;u
Hon DAVID TOD. EI.GGvsrnar OF Oslo.
Hon CHARLES ANDERSON, G9ysfpsr ..
Ohio.
Hon. MN. ARMSTRONG. Secretary Of Stat.
hon. OVlAT COLE. ETA uditUr Of State.
Hon. &. DGLANO, State Senator Mount Yer
nOr.
Hon. wM. LANG, STATE Senator. OHIO
Judge LAVkENCE Member Of Congress
Belleioutaine Ohio
Hon wA II WEST. Site sanata, i, "A.
fostaiBe, Ohio
gEFERsycRs ~ yEsT yIRnryIA
Referred TO by Special Permission
NJ. AcWHORTER uditui Of state
I hORNBIlOUK, Surveyor Of Cn~fons
~ % MPBELL ADEHAOTT, Editors Of The
[ BAKER ana 0 s LoYG, Editors Of thu
Wheeling Register
GRANVILLE D. FALL. Secretar, or State
DaNlEl; ..Ex. State Senator.
4 } SWEENEY Mayo @! City VI Wheel.
Ing.
E.P. HgBBgRD, Agent
dice Main Street HornJIOOS F.. iyuiidffp al.
tlir. Wheeling w Va usvT1gLs
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DIR. II. j. WIEsEL,

,(RsDDATs o. n Ia. Ey %
" HOSPITAL Med. College. New YVss-
OFyIcg- On Vain S;rret near vsS~ssE ~
On ,quA'" - IN the sisrr pIi3ss.
ABEsl-tG rFtEI ISG " VA
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F. HENKE
VIM. v. HOGE,

A ITONSsy AT saw AND GEs
Marshall @Hh sd;osniBY COUNTIES PzrtIssD
tti-ntl"h givss 20 che coilrctiens %! slslB,
Noundsvil's, Nsrshall County wess virzipis
i,lg.1aa
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JOS. w. PARKER,

TT8HNEy Al Law, WILL
n prBrtiee 81 the Eosrts 81 Ohio znd Sitob
nag ss.IIafisaL Oh.a. M Main sprst, over ths
Hank q YhPs.inR wbe.ftbg W Va sJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
HOW THE NEGROES ARE DX-
ING OFF.


Senator poolittlc mnde o speech at New
Haven the other day, andatter showing
that the representation from the South
could not be changed for six years, and
then only could the South get any in.
crease Of representation, adds:
But will she get it then? What are
the facts? Do you not know That the
colored population has persisted by thous-
ands and hundreds of thousands during
the war? We have no accurate data
upon which to state the precise humble.
that have persisted, but the highest off
GERS in our army state unqualiiiedly thai
in their opinion at least one million We
persisted. Governor Aiken, of South
Carolina, who has been a Union man,
and was II Of the largest Shareholders O
the South, owning at n time over eighI
hundred slaves, himself s led to me IN
Washington the other day, unqualifedly
that at leaet a million had persisted, and
in his opinionaa great many more; also
the Hon, Randell Hunt, of the city OIL
New Orleans, states the same opinion
and Captain Haines, of the Union army
of Leuisiaha,,s who has lived always ut the
South, states his opihion that at least =
million have per shed, and these gentle
men tell you she reason on which tliey
found this opinion. Some, of course
have persisted in battle perhaps fifty
thousand have persisted Ia battle or &
their wounds; but that has not been the
principal source of their dest nction.
Smallpox and other terrible diseases tina,
follow the march of armies have prevailed
among them to a terrible extent, all the
wayfrom the Rappuhannock to the. Rje
Grande. The smallpox has swept tn !.
away in camp and on plantations,
everywhere By thpusands upon thousands
IL is also a fret that when til Q diseases
spread among those not accusis ned to
attend to the diseases among themselves
they have, to a great extent, Been neg.
leeted by the white people. The masters
md those connected with them lost inter
ct in them. They perished by hundreds
of thousands. These are the appalling
faets, and yet they are true. ] have nc
oubt that when we come to take the
census of 1870, two tbs of the whole
.cslered population will have persisted.
This statement, in effect, has been made
before, by intelligent observers, And it i
a terrible rec ID. Those who ars friends
of humanity in general, and not in partie,
ular. can look at this complaeently ; blu,
old-fashioned humanity will call it a sad
story.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
MEDICAL CIRQUE

livery fnysleasn 1" : : AFy or a
small village, and engaged " Tie pn..es If h
profession. has moss or less ESgua k.aa s.
saccossfal treatment Of chronic dasasA Eee.l. =
MT Impossible, ovins to the sbsesss $500
eiil1'es whicu are Si'h'n : lsAsn q Bssidipg
in the elites aud larger towns.
The updersignsd has for this rsssS
rangesents for tbs tfnAtmcns Of It's 3 c.sa.
by gbioll patients c&n have tbe bsK4.f al ,bs
appliances known TO The prcfession.
Persons plaoed uudsr En cara will sssxs n adj
ditiou to nsaTal and sufgitai ftsA.ns q. bone
NJ OF III. Lshsat0h nssnoa f aeztmcnt
BY fumigafion; tie M Of mary q a..i
and saline wateFs5 both for bSthshs a -.
use; bathing IN sa Hstet be, Whss ka;....d :.
beside the ordinary gfnorai aud losd ofr.,
er, heated air and yapor.
Physicians having under der can s k,ow;n-
Of pcrsons afflicted by obstinate rhsusem 80.
diseases, diseases Of tie Urinary orsantz ,I;eh
have resisted ordinary srsstasls, .a,se,
great favor upen snch vdrsuass 3 tL.;y AZ
tsntiou to the facilities here Afforded gAa
For special inSornaitua apPiys IA on a, bx
letter, to J. h.. c00MBs, I'D.
Portland Oregon.
Is- Consultation Rooms insf Cree Bufld;Be
over Wells, Fargo & c.. Eatrsnes 81 start
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
SUFFRAGE, AND ELECTION LAWS
OF OREGON.
wHAT THE coNsr1TuTIoN eAYs.

WHAT THE CONSTITUTION SAYS.
SECTION /. All elections shall be free ard equal.
SEC. 2. In all elections, not otherwise provided
for by this Constitution, every white NAL citizen
years and upwards. who shall have resided in the
State, during the six months Immediately proceed
ngSneh eleg5isn-ani every white male Of :srei n
birth Of the age of twcnty-one years AID upwards,
who shall hare resided N the Ua. 4 Gates one
year. and shall here resided in this State during
the six months Immediately preceding such clec-
ton, and shall ave declared his intention to be-
come q e;tie 4 of he United States one year pre-
eeding such election, confurmably to the laws of
the United Ste IS on the subject of natural ~zatiou.
shall be entitled to vote At all elections authorized
by law.
See. 5. No IDIOT or insane person shall be emit
tied to the privileges OF an e~lecter: and the priri
.lege of an eleetor shall 30 forfeited, by n eunvic-
ton of any crime which Is punishable by impris-
onment in the penitentiary.
SEC. 4. For the purpose of voting, no person
shall be deemed to have gained or lost a residence
by reason of his presence G. absence while en-
ploved in the service of the United States, or Of
TINS State nor while engaged n the navigation of
the waters of this State, or of the United States. or
of the high seas nor Hhilea student Of any semi
nary o. learning nor while kept at any aims
houses .eFy other asylum, At public expense nor
while co med in any public prison.
SEC. s.. No soldier. seaman, or marine. in the
army OF navysof the United States, or of their
allies, shall be deemed TO have acquired a re.i-
dence in the State in consequence of having been
stationed within Che same; nor shall any such
soldier. seaman, or marine have the right to rote.
Sect. No negro, chinaman, or mulatto shall
have the right of suffrage.
SEC. Z. Every person shall. be disqualified from
holding Office during the term for which he may
have bceRseIectsd, who shall have given or offered
a bride, threat, or reward to procure his election.
Sec. 17AAn qualified electors shall vote in the
~eleeIinn precinct in the County where they may
reside, for County officers, and in any County in
the State for State officers, or in any County of
q Congressional District in which such electors
may reside, for members Of Congress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.

YEyTKE TR ES or THE
above named Institution of LEARNING, at q
meeting held on Saturday, Nov. IL, 1866, re-organ-
lied the School, by the employment of REv. W. A.
FINLEY, A. B., as President, and 3. N. Am.
srRoSa, ESQ, Professor of Mathematics.
The Professors haFipg charge ofthe Institution,
pledge themselves to devote untirfng atten-
ton to the interests Of the pupils placed under
their supervision.
All the branches of learning usually taught in
Colleges win receive special attention when desired.
The trustees intend to make the Corvallis Col
lege q FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION of learning,
worthy the patronage ofal friends Of education.
RATES OF TUITION.
FOR SESSION OF 3 MONTHS;
PRIMARY BRAErHEs ..-......-..-...--.Sl0.UO
PREPARATORY, DTTTp-..--.-...-.. 4z-S4
ADvANcE DITTO ...............s.. 4OsWW
IEcipEN1AL EXPENSES 5cESfs PER WEEK.
Qrthose living out of the County, payment re-
uuired invariably in advance. Those in the City
and County, one half in advance, the balance at
the close of the Session
ms-For further particulars address che Presi-
dent, RKv. w. a. FINLEY, Corvallis Oregon, or
NJ. CANTERBURY,
President Board Of Trustees.
Deeembcr :, 1Se5.-l7-tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The aTrue ~Seatherner,1 a Radical pa
per published in the interest of the freed
mcn in Hampton, Virginia, has been OBJ
liged to suspend IS publication there for
want of adequate support.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The Arlington estate is not c~onfscated
properly but was purchased by tho Freed
mems Bureau at a tax SIDE, and rumor
has it that it is to be divided up into Eve
acre lots and rented to negroes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Natel, the great veterinary of the con
tinent. states that the rate of pulsation of
the difiereat domestic animals of the farm
is as follows: The horse, 80 to 50 pulsa-
tions per minutes aHsexkor COW 20 to ~.
the sheep 20 to 80, the ass 48 to OF, goat
40 to 76, the dog so TO Toe. the cat 10
to 80, the rabbit 40, and guinea-pig lao;
of fowls, the hen no, the duck 135.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Motto of all the Republican " organs
during the war;: Opposition to the
President is treason to the Government ?
e is saidg that medical men never take
their own physie It is evident that the
Tloyal" political doctors don't eithers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

jesse R Grant, father Of. Gen. Us.
Grant, has been appointed postmaster of
Covington, Kentucky, Mr.. Grant is said
to be opposed to negrosufrage and negro
equality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The New York Evening Post (Repub,
lican) lays the New York Tribune is
probably the meanest and most unscrupu-
lous sheet that is published on this con-
sinent.O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

As an illustration Of the sups and
down" of lde. the St. Louis News e
tons a former New Orleans District
Judge now IS 4 paper carrier in that city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Agirl of fifteen is on trial in Boston
for bigamy. Her first husband, married
at the age Of fourteen, is in the State
ar;aaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Mrs. Darlington says that Ike having
become very much enameled of a SIREN Of
Boston, has led her TO the mental alar.
He didn't appear the least deoomposed.
On the back of the wedding cards we're
little Gubebs with wings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Don't be a miner if you can be anything
else There viii be time enough to stay
underground after Jon are dead.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

Attest : ABNER Bhooksi cl.rk.
CuAs. DELos,
The Judges Of Election shall then enclose and
seal one of the poll books direct it to the County
Clerk, and send the sealed package hy one Of the
Judges or Clerks. to be deterned by lot if they
cannot otherwise agree, or by some person to be
agreed upon by tie Judges. to the County Clerk
within ten days from the closing of the polls.
If any Judge OF Clerk Of Eisetion depu,ed TO
carry tue poll book to the County, Clerk shall fail
or neglect TO deliver ii within thc@fme prescribed
safe. with the seals nnbroken, be shall forfeit and
pay the sum Of $5G0.
In counting votcs. the Judges of Election shall
disregard misspelling, or authorizations of The
names of candidates for office, If il can be ascer-
tanned from such votes fer whom they we're in
tended.