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The national Republican., 1866-11-01

The FeniaDs In Canada-Fortincations Rec
onssnendsd to be Mads At Montreal and
At KinSston.
MONTREAL, Oct. 31.-At q public dinner given
to the Hon. G. E. Cartier last night, General Sir
John Michel commander in. chief, made . speech,
Recommending Notifications at Montreal, Kingston,
and points west. Also, that volunteer movement
be extended over the entire British America.
Canadian Papors are discussing Mr.. seward's
letter and tone Of the American press on Fsnian
trials and they generally say that threats Of many
American papers which are morally Fsnian accom-.
plces, will do the prisoners more harm than good;
and quote the hanging Of Capt Beale, J. Kennedy
and others hanged by the United States during the
late war.
The national Republican., 1866-11-01

Burning Of a Freedmen's schooi-house.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3l.-The freedmen's school
house at Brentwood has been burned. Il Is sup
posed to be the work of incendiary, as 1t Is the
second one thnt has been SO destroyed.
The national Republican., 1866-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATConservative Army and Navy Union.-
The regular weekly meeting Of this association will bs
held THIS (TaURsDAY) EVENING, at ~ o'clock, at
their rooms. Headquarters National Union Executive
Committee. Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. All
soldiers and sailors hoaorably discharged in the
vice invited to be present and ioin the association
By order Of Col. J. r. O'BBlRNE, Prssidsnt.
E. R.hcKRAN, Corresponding Secretary. nol.lt
ASPublic schools-Teachers' Institute.-
The tOaSsrs Of the public schools hereby requested
to close thsir sshools at IL N. FRIDAY next No
vsmbsr 2, and to msst y the Female Grammar School
streets, at O'Clock p ~ sr ths purpose Of holding
session Of the Institute, Subject for discussion, "Pen
msnship." A punctual attendance Is requested.
r.g J0.wILsoN,
nol-2t Chairman Of Committee, DC.
The national Republican., 1866-11-01
News from United states steamers.

Dispatches dated the 22d instant were re-
ceived by the Navy Department yesterday,
announcing the arrival Of the United States
steamers Rhode Island, Mackinaw, and Flor
ida, at Port-au-P Prince, Hayti.
The national Republican., 1866-11-01

asNotics.-Navy Yard BridEo.--In conss-
quence Of the repairs necessary to be made to the Navy
Yard Bridge. will be closed and after MONDAY,
October Is, until further orders,
b. FRENCH,
ocl0.tf Commissioner Of ' ublic Buildings,
The national Republican., 1866-11-01

A Revenue Omcer Refuses to Obey Orders.
SAN FRASoIsco, Oct. 3.-Mr. Avery, United
States assessor at Sacramento, Acknowledges the
receipt Of orders from Washington to deliver up bis
Office to Mr.. Bigler. but he continues to disobey
them
The national Republican., 1866-11-01
lRrom the ssersttsy Of war.l
WAR DlPARrnEHr,

For the New Bnsland States address
TICKNoR PIRLDs,
ia fremont Street, Boston.
For New York, New Jersey, Psnnsylvanis, Maryland,
Delaware, District Of Columbia, Ohio,
and Michigan, address
TICKNoR 4 FIELDS,
6s Bleeeker Street, New York
For Indiana, Illinois. Missouri Kansas Iowa, Mime.
sots, and Wisconsin, address
JOHN Il. AMM0N,
oe2o Ill Lake Street, Chicago, illinois,
The national Republican., 1866-11-01
,LrIom !5s r0s.l Whi!tisr

It was never my privilege to know Abraham lincoln
personally, and his various pictures have less
failed to satisfy my conception of him They might Be,
M snc prooaoy we're, wnM % se easd sood aksnsssss
they always seemed to lack great essential Of
tire portrait-ths Informing spirit Of the man within.
This fnd In harshalls portrait. The old harsh lines
and unmistakabls month there without hatsry or
compromise, but all and through ALL the pathetic
sadness the wise simplicity and tender humanity Of the
man are visible It Is the face Of the speaker 81 0sys-
burg and the writer Of the second inaugural The emil
love and honor the memory Of Lincoln. BIO
The national Republican., 1866-11-01
tRrom Senator sumnsr.1

bkNIfk CHAhBEk, I7th July, Ib56.
kY DEAR sIR: congratulate you upon your success
In the engraved portrait Of President Lncoln. A.
work Of art, Il win take It's place among those pro-
ductions not 10 be forgotten. As portrait Il will Al
Interesting sxprssson whore gsnlsAsss and sympathy
unite with strength. think that cannot err In pre-
dlcting for II general favor among all who love ar or
vsnsrsts the name Of our Martyrsd PrssidsaE an
that many will look upon with grateful snthu.
siasm. Very faithfully your, ss
WILLIAn =. NARsHALL, Eco. CHkRLIS SUMNER.
, 1866-11-30
Mustang Liniment.

Have yu Il hurt child n lame horsel UEe the
Mexican IsIAng linimeDt.
For cuts. Sprzi y. burns, sWellings and caketi
breasts. the Mexican Mustang Liniinent is a cetain
cbIe
For Rheumatism. neuralgia, stiff joints, stings and
bites. there is nothing Ike the Mexican Mustang
Liniueut.
Cor spawned horses, the poll evil ring bone, and
sweehy, tine Mexican Mustang linemeni never fails.
For wind gals. scratches, big head and spiint,
the Mexican Mustang Lihiineut is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts. bruises, spfaur and swelings; are 70 com.
aud cerfn Ia occur in every family. ihrta bot
tie Of this LiniC ut is the best Investment that
be made.
II Is more certain than the doctor--it saves time
in sending for tie doctor-it is cheaper than the
d'ictir. and should peS1L he djspei,sed with.
"ln lifting the kettle FROM tre, il upPet over and
rcalded my hands terribly. Ths Mustang Lin
ment extracted tie pain aud caused The sore To heal
rapdly, and lett veiy httle rcaT. CHAs. FOSTER
43Y Broad rtIeet. Phila.
Mrs. s. Litch, of Hyde Park. VT, writes: my
hone considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the use ofthe Mustang Lniuent, have sold him
for ti5O Your Lihiment j. doing wUnders up here.
All genuine ia wrapped ia steel plate engraVugs,
sigue,i 4. ". WestGfoJE CIieii4; aid aJ>J h,s tine
private U s. stamp Of DemAs Barnes & Co.. over
the top. Look CLOSELY. Sold ny all druggists 2j
so Gle :, and 81 o..
, 1866-11-30

Q I Il Y Ell O Il "a L,
Main Street,
VILLA WALLA, W. T.
finished. is now ready {6r the reception Of
guests. The Proprietor would say TO the travelling
pubei hat he iS ready to receive and entertain
all who may faVophim with a Call.
The CITY Hotel ia an entirely new house, well fn-
ished rooms well ventilated, aud well furnished
The Dining Room ir large aud commodous. Fine
suits Of Rooms with connecting doors, for families
The Table.
The Table will be furnished with the best the
market affords leaving house to excel it either in
ousty variety.
FIREPRoOF sAFE--A large 6rePrOof Safe for
the dep0sit of vnluables.
BOARD and LODGING. per week Sll@$l4 90
The Proprietor will al all times endeavor to please
his guests, aud respectfully aud earnestly socits
the patronage Of the travelling pnhlic.
2qif G. JtISEPU. Proprietor.
, 1866-11-30
BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER.

toilet delight Tue LADIES' treasure ahd the gen
tleman's boOnl The ''sweete-t thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Uled for bathing the face aud person,
io render the sKin soft aid lres6 10 prevent erup-
tions, u perfume clothing, &c.
1t oVereornes the unpleasant odor Of perspirstion
IL removes tan. rednesr, blCtches, DC.
1t eur Dervous headacbe aid a'luys inflammation.
II coulS. SOfieuS aud adds delcacy o the skin.
II yields Eubdued and lasting perfume.
II CureE musgu.to bites and stings 0f insects.
1t Contains n0 material injurious To the skin.
1t il what every lady should have. Sold every.
where. Try the Magnolia Water once, did YOU " IN
ure 10 other ColUgue, PerfuInery, VI Toilet Water
afterwards
DEMAS BARNES q CO.,
l'fJIs Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Snld by druggists shd deslrrs ON the Pacific C,ast.
, 1866-11-30
LYONS FLEA POWDER,

DkATg 10 FLEIs.-It is veil known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic P.'wder will perfectly destroy eve
ything ia the shape Of heas ticks, bod bugs roach
&c that it is perfect poison to The insect tribe but
entirely haniess to the human species and domestic
animsis The genuine has the signature uf 7. Ly on
aud. the private stamp of Dem4s Barnes d Co. Any
thing eLe Of this kind is am imitation or counter.
felt. Any druggist will procure The genuine, you
insist you VIII have no Othor.
, 1866-11-30

JrpoE KELLY, and W. W. Thayer, Esq !
>, Lewiston, passel through Walla Walla,
IN the early part of the week, on their way
!, R,ise City The first named goes to ata
,.Od A term of the Idaho Supreme Court.
The latter is member of the Legislature.
, 1866-11-30

c-0,oroRs.-The attention Of contract
s;..,,.d to the advertisement of Lieut..
%non,., w. inviting proposals for the supply Of
h'p' . S.., TO the troops stationed at Fort Wal
:. w,II, The bids will be opened on Saturday
n.,.mber n 18th, previous to which time contract
,bouId send in their proposals.
, 1866-11-30

r,r,yo DLr.-In accordance with the
,,..s.as 1Gs.asI prosl.ation yesterday (TAar.d.yl
fis',S "h..rv.d throughout the United States as a
vas % thanksgiving and praise to the Supreme
dE u s.- ,bs manifold blessings bestowed on
~, ~ D,oDle during the lsIt year.
, 1866-11-30

ro. TINE LOWER CoUXTRY.-As usual, at this
,.,.op of the year. there is steady rush for the
Iou,r country. The stages 60 down loaded with
Messengers, and vehicles of every description are
b-ongbt into use for the accommodation of the
vast throng heading for California in Search of
-;,tar nuarters
, 1866-11-30

distributing OFFICE.-The Post Once
=, Wallula has been made distributing Of
G.. with Alvin Flanders as Postmaster
w,Ilula is the terminus Of the Hellgate mail,
1bsDee it has been made a distributing
, 1866-11-30

CHEAP LrvIxG.-It will be seen from the notice,
that G. Joseph, Proprietor of the City Hotel,
has reduced the price of board to Sc per week.
Board and lodgings in the same proportion. Mr.
j. is determined to stop the complaint of the
high price of living at Walla Walla, and hence
the reduction. At these figures miners will 6ud
It quite as cheap to winter here as to go below
with the additional advantage Of being OH hand
10 make an early start in the spring.
, 1866-11-30
Lyons Kathairon.

Hisa most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scurf and dapdruff
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soN aud glOssy
il prevents hair turning grsy and falling on.
I fe-tnres hair upon premA. .urely bald heads.
This Is ju-t wh&i ISVI's, RsthIifsn viii do:
1t Is prety-iti is cheap-dunbIs. is literally sold
by the car load aud yet its almost Incredible DO
msnd /. daily Increasing. until there ia harlly q
country store that does not keep It, or family that
dors NOT use H. EFT. LYON. Chemist, N. Y.
, 1866-11-30

=, Oregon Unionist favOrs the division
=, AZ, ant State, following the line of the Cas-
o. nth the prOvisO that the Puget
c'u'' s .ouDtry be annexed to Oregon.
, 1866-11-30

FAR WARSIxG.-ThOse parties, HhS are in
d.b,ed to the undersigned, or to tie late firm OF
Harris ( Marks, will do we'll to settle their ac,
copDt, before the goth of December, 1866, when,
# unpaid, their accounts will be collected by
law. ISAAC HARRIS.
Wslla Walla, Nov. 81, 1866. 49-lni.
, 1866-11-30

Marriage and Ce1ibacy, an Essay of Warning
AMI Instru ction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with sure
sRcaS OF relief. Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
rnveiepes. Address Dr.. J. SKILLN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. lily I, '66 ly
, 1866-11-30

PAT ut LANP.-Ol Thursday night last, our
attention was called at the store Of Brown Bro.s ;
& Co., to a new style of lamp which dispenses
with the use of a chimney. The lamp is opera
ted by clock work, and gives out elsater and
better light than the C-fashioued illumiuators.
As seen burning along side an ordinary lamp its
superiJtiy is manifest; the light resembles tt at
gwen OFT BY gas and the economy in dispensing
with the use of chimhe!s must briug it into
general use
, 1866-11-30

A G..EA ia-by hst- JeIIg made at the siun-
"A tition Buffers by Elscpre or two OF disinterest-
ed fricnfs who have endeavored To initiate or coun-
terAit them. It's all Of no use. The people won y
Be Imposed upon long. The PlAntutioa Biltsns are
increasing In use and popularity every day, and
r that's wh-t's the matterT They are IN the aams
sized bottles. and made just ~ they Ars At st and
will eoutinqe 70 Be. We siiSli stop mixing them.
The Plantation BitenPurify, ssrengthsh and In
vieorate.
They create healthy appetiie.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and diet.
They oveTcom erectS Of dissipation and late hcurs
Ihey strengthen the System and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatis nnd inleilnttent fevera-
They purify The breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Constipation and Dyspepsia.
They cure Dafrlea Cholera and Cholera Morbua.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous headschs
They make IN. weak strong the lAnguld brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer. Tie
cpe and full circular around earh bottle. Clergy
men. merchants aud other persons Whose Hedents ~
habits induce weakness as~itude palpitation of The
hehrt. rek OF htpetite distress after esnng, liver
conf lslDt, constipation. &C. will hnd Immediate
anu pernnnent relsf 10 these Bitters. Bat above
they are reeonmended TO weak and deheate femaIes
and mOthers.
They are sold 10y all respectable merchants See
that each bOtsle hzs private Unite States stamp
over the cork and Sieephte side label
Beware Of re-alled bttles. Bee that the stamp has
not heen tampeted With. ANY person prstrbdins to
sell Plantation scrs by the gallon L. aswhdet and
imposter, should be Immediately renortesi 10 ~.
y. II. DRAKE Il CO.,
~ fnrk kOa, New York.
Smith Il Davis. Portland. GSIPI Ag'ts for Oregon
, 1866-11-30
DissoIution Notfee.

niHE Co-partutrshiP heretofore existing be''
tween the undersigned was this day di'-
solved by mutual consent. p. DENAHr is'
alone authorized 10 collect the oulsIandlng IN
debtedness of the late firm. PHIL; D6HAnIy
I. L. R0BERTSf
waIIA walla, Nov. ., 1855.
, 1866-11-30
Lvsp's Extract Ginger.

LroS's EXTRACT or JAMAICA GrHeAR.-Fof lndi-
grrtion Heartburn Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus.
FlItuIency, &C., wherc warming stnulai't IL re-
oairrd' fts care ul preparation and entire purity
make it a cheap and reliable article for culinary
pu rpo@eA Sold everywhere at so cts per bhtle Ask
for i'LYONS" PuLe Extract. Take no other.
CATION See that the private U -. stamp Of Dc
mas Barnes & Co. IS over the cork Of each bo'tle.
None otheris genuine. ly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05
AFFAIRS AT TIE GULF.

The special telegram from New-Orlesns which we
print to-day gives US remarkable sequel to the OH
cal revelations contained in the report OF Gen. Sher
dams Military Commission. A year ago, Gen. Shen
dan obtained knowledge of the existence Of secret
societies in his Department. and dsbanded several as
sociatons of Confederate soldiers More recent
developments have added to the stock of information
in possession OF the military and again hear OF an
extensive secret society. not in Louisiana alone but
in other parts of the South, and even in Newly ork
What is the cause OF Gen. Sherdans concentration OF
roops we shall not strive to conjecure but the late
massacre in New-Orleans and the turbulent and I'M
placable spirit of which the events in Texas are IN
dications, may DO good reasons for the strongest
and safest measures which Gen. Sheridan can
fairly take. Col. Mason, the commander OF the
soldiers charged with the burning Of Benham declares
his belief that the citizens were the aggressors ana
that the town was fired by them. Gen. Sheridan has
instructed Brsvet-Major Smith not to permit hiSeii
TO be arrested by any civil authority and dispatch
to the Associated Press (probably from an ex-hebei
correspondent states that this officer has proclaimed
martial law and ordered the dsarmng OF the etizens-
a story whose perfect truth we have some reason 70
doubt. In a letter to Gov. Throckmorton, Gon'
Sheridan explains his great anxiety to have peace
but doubts If much Justice can be done IN COM
munity that compels our own mon to remain 'n:iae
the dcfensss hrOisn around their camps We h"'o .Ho
from Gen. Sheridan who is too good an ocer 10 uoai
in exaggerations The crimes OF the Rebellion whose
ipfamy Memphis and New-Orleans have not suffered
to sleep will not permit us to doubt tho latest news
from the Gulf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05
yRoNc1AD FoRw AND EARTHwoRKS.

IRONCLAD FORBS AND EARTHWORKS.
The experiments which Gen. Barnard has conduct
ed at Fortress Monroe are additional evidence of the
greater defensive value of earthworks as compared
with stone Notifications stone target, eight feet
thick, iron-cad, and in some places supported by
heavy granite abutment, was completely ruined by
eleven shots from large Rodmsn guns of ffteen-nch
smooth-bore and twelve-inch rifed. Blocks OF
granite. weighing hundreds of pounds, were thrown
fifty yards from their places and had the target been
casemate Of fort, its defenders would have found
the flying fragments Of stone and iron more dangerous
than cannon balls. The effect of the projectiles is
described as astounding.
The experiment was intended TO test the power Of
resistance in an iron-clsd wall The result shows
that the strength of ronclad vessel is no standard
for the strength of an ron-clad fort Had Of our
monitors steamed up and down before these Rodman
guns, and been subjected to the fire, within the
same range, though she might have been damaged.
the injury would have been far less than that inflicted
on tho target. An iron clad vessel has the advantage
of motion; it is in yielding element and something
Of the shock Of projeotile must DO communicated
to the water. In the case Of the target
it was transmitted to the abutment, which
was moved from its place. We believe
that monitor of half the resisting power Of an iron
clad fort has, by reason Of its motion and position,
double the actual strength. But however this may
be- the experiment has shown that homework receives
no protection from iron sheathing and that II would
be useless for the Government to attempt to strengthen
by such means the old stone and brick forresses con-
structed along our coast before the Fort Hamil
ton and Fort Wadsworth, on either side of the Mar
rows might. in case Of attack by an iron-clad feet
repeat the lessons Of Vicksburg and Sumter. The
earthworks of the ono would be tenable long after
the frowning buttresses of its companion were
destroyed. Their comparative strength no expert
ment was needed to ascertain, but the Board OF En-
gipeer Officers have demonstrated that we cannot
patch up our stone Notifications by iron plating. The
emphatic teaching of the war is-Iron for the ocean,
aud Earthworks for the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05

The Enthusiastically concesling from its readers
the Report of Gems. Mower, Quincy and Gregg Of
the result of their Military Investigation of the New
Orleans Massacre--says: fE -tEtfEH
"1he invaluable Orleans riot IS every week or two
Constantly before the pubic Ever and Il has 10 be R
vestgated' with view they 10 x the response
military board which according THE fRuXE as,eas ne
fyoIc blame Of the riot upon Mayor Monroe We do deem
II s 10 show sS S a
hitting tho the Radicals would have IL they
population OF the South Why should six eight millions Of
people be held responsible for mans msdeeds Even II
elected him bis conduct would ncupae Only the city Of New
Orleans and there Is still the injustice Of making The whole
which they have sort Of control IN
-TAs World knows better than the above. but
means that its readers shall not. 1t knows that
have hundred times shown that "the whole blame
Of the riot" does not rest on Mayor Monroethat he
was but the organ Of the Rebel sentiment Of New
Orleans and of the South. 1--WE are for Negro Suf-
frage-tks way they suffered In Nsic. Orleans-was EN-.
blazoned one Of the banners carried in the late
grand procession Of the Democrats Of Baltimore And
Andrew Johnson predicted to Frederick Douglass in
public harangue that the Southern Whites would
kill the Blacks II the latter should claim and attempt
to exercise the Right Of Suffrage. Monroe, with his
Thugs and Hays's brigade were simply fulfilling
Johnson's prophecies. a--.l !. 4.ts,t ~
The fendish butchery Of Dostie. Henderson, Horton
and their compatriots differed in no essential impulse
from the slaughter Of the Massachusetts, men in the
streets Of Baltimore, April 10TH 1861. Each was in.
tended TO prove ours "White mans government"
with which negroes and "nigger-worshipersr have no
business conference.-the Slavery was the real murderer
y either case as truly as in the maryrdom of Elijah
?. Lovejoy thirty-ons years ago. And such murders
will continue to DO perpetrated until our constitutions
end lava shall hare been fay copformed to the Truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05

THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE psronzlngIy refers to North Caro-
lima agriculture being seriously nure First by the perse
cutou Union and second by the refusal Of holders OF
large plantations divide them into small farms and sell them
Both these alleged base and deliberate lies Yet
advantage gained by denying them. What does
The TRIBUNE for the OF the lsehoods eoncocted
BY that psper do mad and brutal Radicals for
the Of those faehoOdsl Richmond Dispatch
Our information upon the first point, the persecu-
ton of Union men, is too true, and the ephets which
The Dispatch applies to the Northern people in this
very article" "brutal," "besotted," shell
born and hellward bound"-are proofs of the Rebel
spirit Upon the second pcint-the land question
our facts were directly supplied BY natives of North
Carolina, and by the North Carolina papers. We
should be glad indeed to find them untrue, but want
better authority than the rawlings of Rebel papers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE PENDING CANVASS.

In Cambridge, Mass, Republican caucus was held
few evenings ago. when Richard II. Dana, jr made a
speech against &e Presidents policy e stated that ne
arrived from Europe Friday aud on Saturday he sent
to the President his resignation Of the office of District
Attorney.
Gen. Alfred Dockery has declined the nomination OF
Governor for North Carolina. He was selected without
dissenting represent the Union sentiment OF that
State All candidates for Congress who cannot take the
prescribed oath are advised by him TO withdraw.
large and enthusiastic Republican meeting was hold
in Sing Sing on Wednesday last Speeches were made by
the Hon. Henry s Smith, and Gaylord b. Hub9ei' si
both of whom were loudly and frequently eheereu
week another meeting will be held, when inc hon' 'S'H
ii. Baker will speak. ...f....
At meeting of the Republican Union Association OF
the XYIst Assembly District resolution was passed 10,
sstinr upon the exclusion from the Association OF all
those mepbes of the Republican party who have been
elected BY il to Office appointed to office by the Admin
isation OF the Government il has placed in power who
have gone to Andrew Johnson and his Copperhead
associates.
This evening the Fenton and Woodford Club of the
Nineteenth Ward hold ratification meeting at Terrace
Garden corner of Fify-nnth-st. and Third-ave. The
Hon. William A. Darling. Judge Hiestahd of New-Or
leans, Col. A. j. IL. Duganne and Others will speak.
Active preparations are being carried for the great
mass meeting be held in Unionsquare tho 18th inst
On Monday next the Committee meet to make final
arrangements. ..