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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

"My Lords and Gentlemen Of the Jury:
There il q set Of men In the world, Of
such tedious, tiresome, troublesome hab-
itude of temper and disposition of mind,
that they perplex, confound, entapglc and
puzzle every circumstance in every cause
which they undertake TO protect, defend
aud justify. Instead of coming to the
matter, point, business and debate, they
deviatc, vary, waver and fly off therefrom
when we expect truth, satisfaction,
conviction and decision, We find, perceive
observe and remark nothing but uncer-
tainty, difficulty, doubtfulness and am
biguity.
"This, my lord, I humbly apprehend,
conceive, think, presume and surmise, is
owing to tediousness and prolixity, the
nature of which shall examine, expatiate
and scrutinize. In the first place / shall
show, prove and demonstrate the nature
Of tediousness and prolixity, by showing,
proving and demonstrating that there IL
nothing so unnatural and unwarrantablc
for the business Of tongue, uttcrance,
speech or language, as TO come to the
point, argument, contemplation or qucs-
tion at once, point blank, slapdash and
concisely, without any prcvarication,
equivocation, going around the stump, re-
tardation, or any circumbendibus what
ever
And now, in the second, succeeding,
following place, preliminary, come TO
promulgate the genius Of tediousness and
prolixity; which is done, accomplished,
effected, performed aud brought about by
maniiesting that they have no genius at
all; and so far from any men Of genius
making use Of them, none but your eyre
gious, absurd and ridiculous doIts, dun
dcrheads aud blockheads ever admit, ack-
nowledge, receive or embrace any such
notions, ideas, maxinls, principles, doings
or tenets
Thirdly, my lord, beg leave, accord
ing to order, form, series and succession,
10 animadvcrt upon the extent Of tedious
ness and prolixity, and thus manage by
showing, proving and demonstrating that
it is infinite aud without bounds, and con.
scquently can have no extent at all, what.
ever.
"And now. my lord I will ..3en the
cause, spriug, fountain, rise and founda.
ton of :his vice which is tautology
which is the speaking, saying, delivering
uttering, pronouncing, declaring. remark.
ing, repeating or expressing the same
ideas and identical, individual things, q
hundred and thousand times over.
"And now, my lord, beg leave, par.
don, sufferance and permission, to las
down only six-and-ffty particulars every
particular, my lord, shall consist of only
scyenty-two divisions; every division
shall comprehend, contain and consist ol
only eighty-two subdivisions; every sub
division shall be concluded with the sixth
and-fortieth article, and every article shal
consume, expend and cost no more thar
an hour and half"
Here the court was out OF all manner
of patience, and the judge, with great in
dignation, put period to a discourse
which, if the lawyers tongue had beer
immortal, might have lasted to al
eternity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13
4. o. o. F.

zALBANY LODGE, NO. A.
- The Regular Meet
a. YNsSS9s'S ings of Albany Lodge,
No, T. !: @. 0. f., are held at their Hall in Nor
gross BgIlding, Albany, every WEDNESDAY
Standing are invited to attend.
By order of the N. G. au4-1v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13
OUR AG Z \ I S.

The following named gentlemen authorized
to act as Agents for The STATE RIeHTs DEMO
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13
BU SINESS CARDS.
DIR. HICKLIN.

PHYSICIAN. lSURGEONAND ACCOUCHER
Having settled in Brownsville, Linn county Or
egon, would respectfully solicit the patronage of
the people of that vicinity. v2n5-3m
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13
J. BARRoWs,
G. w. GRAY, D. d. s..

sur RGEON DENTIST, 4LBANY, OGN.
Performs all operations In the
y. line of DENTISTRY in the most
ID k5SF7 PERFECT and IMPROVED man
NgLEIJ ner. Persons desiring artificial teeth
would do we'll to give him call. Office upstairs
in Fosters brick. Residence corner of Second and
Baker streets. au25-1y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

EASILY uNDEBsTooD.-The king of
the Tonga Islands, speech at his reception
in New York was as. follows: "Plehn.
tee ufrum anlotz tudrynk, boole fur yu,,
buh lee furyu. Pipezep toob ac oren
suth entoete, boolee1 furyu, buble furyu.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

1aIENGTHENED SWEETNESS. "A man in
jackson, Miss, recently wrote letter 22
feet long to his sweetheart.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

It is pleasure to be alone if you have
your sweetheart with you.
, 1866-10-31
L}rp G00uB.

With view % reduce orr Stock. Va win nn,- t,-
eaah, during th: MKT THIRTY DAYs. ""' ua'' tos
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
t.:
TUE FOLLOWING GOODS. TOWN.:
100 Cases Prints,
25 sc Mualfn De1ainey
20 GIncham,
800 Bales Brown sheetIog,
so Dcnln1s,
80 6 Stripes,
20 IS Ttckfngs,
SO Ca*cs Blcac1led Muslin,
20 6 Cleveland Flannel,
10 I" Molene IS
1000 Dozen Shirts and Drawers,
1000 I" Wool1en Hosiery.
5000 lbs. FFoollcn Iarn,
5000 Pairs Woollen Blankets. White
and colored,
500 Bags Eagle Mills Cotton Yarn.
800 81 franklin Willis Cotton Yarn.
Together with vezy full lines OF
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS, cAssrMERgs, ZEN.
ICCk9 JEANS. ZErIYR TOR5IED
GOODS, &C.. &C.
, 1866-10-31

Joint Debate between General Pile ant
John fIoEnn-Thc Hogan Cscd Tp-Aognp
10 be Behten By 5000 Iaiority-Tm,nixrn-
tton-EvapGeltcni Lutheran Synod-A rrest
tonserFntfves-Ae.v sch0oi Fresb5teria
synod Ut ta1iHsouFt-They Endorse Congress
The atextstratiou Troubics,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tziauac.l
ST. Louis, October 30.
In The joint debate between General Pile and
John Hogan, last night, 1t l. generally conceded
That tic soldier used up the politician. The Rad
lcale claim Eogaa's defeat By 1900 maturity.
The steamer Henry Azaes, from Sow osieans.
arrived this morning. bringing among her pas
scngcrs three hucdred Bremen immigrants. They
60 towards tue Northwest.
Tho Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Mtssou1i.
Ohio End other States, Will convene IN this city
tomorrow. and hold It's meetings at the new
Gothic church. On The corner Of Seventh and Ii
fayetie streets. 1ati,e numbers Of their clergy
anS Y sn65s ssast h;se s5s9Sy
arrested on Saturday, IN Aylcsyille, A:he,top
County, for ws.chios without takiag tue tes!
oath.
General uancock has-ordczea IN Investigation
OF tue o2esatotts CT ceTta;n Conservative resula-
toFs, Ia the southwest, wt1 ,Areatened ceftain
Radicals IL tha: section, and he has a;sG 500 a. off,
cct 70 Pla:ie County To iu4uilc into charges
a:sf a:s1rs 70 cGnseystss naors n:Fs H. "a
party when specific acts arc alleged.
The New School lTcsbyteriaa Synod Of Mis-
sou,+ met last week ln kansas passed resolutions
eepr eating thc coatiuued dirision hctween Con-
gTess and the President. OIL the subject OF recon-
etructtop, yet approving The drmness aud consis-
ency OF Congress, It's fidelity to the p1ibtcd faith
Of tho nation toward FREEDMEN. aud als cndors-
.ng, the proposed amendments TO tue Cous.i
III ion.
The river Is raising again.
NEW loEK, Uc:ober d3.--Iho Tr;buat's 1.eayon-
worth special sa5s man just from Liberty, Mis-
me2 were killed. The supervisors Of registration
have becn arrested and arc coudEed IN tue jail.
Threats have been maze BY tie rebels IL cieaa out
been great trouble and the Indications n.e Of the
rQQst serious kind. -
, 1866-10-31
FRGN WASHINGTON.

ESpeclal Despatch iu tic Chicago Tdbnne,l
WAsuIsG1ox, October 70.
NEW NATIONAL BANk At ST luu1s.
Tie Has1cnsl Ean1s Of The State OF Missouri was
Established iu st. Louis yesterday, with capital
ri q, ,lll, 100: Robert 4. Hn-nes, President, ana
1. S. Robinson. Cashier. This i'spk valves tic
right TO its circulation.
Arruln7uEs-s.
t.. l.. Sh.cw-1crry Las a*eu appointed Post
!n:s:st nj a!ad: .oc: 1na., rfce Nm. T., Mcieaa1,
f.moyed. Il. b. Dcninan. Of kansas, was to-day
appointed Superintendent OF 1ndian Af2Airs for
lie northern su2erinteudcncy,
NEw JERSEY ELECTION.
The confidence ELI in the de!ca, OF Hon 1ask
Jersey, Is cot shared By the Unit
nt:: slonc. Ja.k linsself having lately advised
. Democratic friend mol 10 risk an; money oil .1ts
sSeScrs election.
TIE CIVIL EiG1t7t I'LL IN 1s.:ILASp.
The Civil Rights Bill seems to b. imperative
il ,...c :ehet counties Of Maryland. The District
Commissioners Of The Frecdmcn's Dureau report
sEat OIL the opening Of the Circuit Court At An
:4@iolis, Judge N4srrd. delivered q charge to
she G'and jury in regard to the treatment Of
cases concerning ffced21'n, 10 sc1 that they we:e
snoEdcd all the protection secured to them by
'<i*tfG State lawR. lie made no nllrs!on to the
Civil Rights Isil1 or the competency ofneggu tc.-
lii.,uny. On the 2sst instant ! casc came bcGo7c
lin. Involving the n hit Ct freedmen to tceufy In
II case In which one OF the parties was whit. IE
elaborate opinion. discussing the con.:itut! 1n-
al.ty CT lie tisl Rights BIZ, the Judge refused to
alu1it thu tcgyo testimony.
GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS.
The pay .nent Of tho October interest on Govern
rcnt securities aud the disbursement O: t.:e
$1,000 extra compensation to employees In tls
Treasury Will be commenced on Thursday.
, 1866-10-31
FROM MOUNT VERNON,

Grand Rnily OF the Republicans Of Jcf,rrsnn
CuuutS-Speechc. BY George q. Dctinws,
Esq nuI LicutcoaEt t:orcruor Uro+s-
Evening aicrtauR-Ioint Definite between
CutontI Nriaht und Boomer rsaifou-The
CoppcEhcud koutrd.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trihanc.]
MoCxT VERNON. ILL.,, October g,
via ASHER, ash,
this has been field Gay Tor the gallant Rcpnb-
1icans Of Jercrsnn County. By one o'clock tho
town wae filled with people, sufficient to pack
ever. nook and corner Of the Court House, and
scores Of people crowded about tho doors u1d
windows unable to gain admttance. as the room
Is on the ground floor, they were a1l able to hear
the eledsc~hamwer arguments Of the speakers.
lows, Of onr CITY, brother Of lsev. Dr.. Bellows,
.; New York, aud right nob!y dit he =us, lin.
~ u: s0Aasa't re t.H asa' = hi. aud Iz,, g"sa III
l.a: ju.i!j "oh naliouat rc,Hsstion hy his u4-
's1ssE labors ~ !:es:l!,at Of ,sc Sauitars Com
nt:s'on, and his devotion to the Interests Of !he
marks ht1n as one Of the most promising Of tho
lseEa all !" BY heard hin. lie YVES followed by
convincing and able ,pe- Sac; b. has made du:,n:;
the canvass. E"th 9: Tic speakers were fcq1:n:ly
a',A loudly a,plaudcd.
cuionel Wright: now or A>:fsy. AL Boolasr Pat
t;,r, the coppe:hsad Clerk Of tho County Court
The CorperLcad's spcech was composed Of the
nroms attempt to support Andy johnson
in Ills trcsehesics aHl direc. a3EIs.iou, In SO
unn5 NO, d., that The Corpcrheads meant to unite
Government, II tury. possibly could. Colonel
Wright completely demolished his opponent
catu,s T wcrc heapsd upon the poor poo erinsIns Cop.
pei nca1 without mercy. There was really uo:hins
left Of him when Colonel Wright sat down.
The Republicans arc all in great Glee oscs tue
rcEH4fG ri fhe day tFr1arI. fhtf
tnanent good has been doac.
Nessts. bross ard Bellows are the guest. OF
Jndses Watkes, Brecse and Lawrence, at Tho
best pQe4fblc hands.
, 1866-10-31


4 report Of the meeting Of tie Presidents
OF Colleges in Illinois, held st the OnlTer-
5iiy Of Chicago yesterday, Will be found in
another part of this paper. From SO much
oi thclF action us looks to division OF the
Agricultural College fund, and Its appropEia-
ton to number Of existing colleges, in the
form OF one pro:easoEship to each, VIC must
1*srectinils dissent. ouF general views on the
AGRICULTURAL college question were expressed
during the last session Of the Legislature,
and we baVe ectn no good reason to
change them. In our opinion the
Agricultural College fund should be
invested in establishing the hfgh-
est possible course OF free instruction In those
branches Of science (which are related to az
s'cultrre and the mechanic arts" and not
: in adding Professor Of Agriculture, or az:
, 1866-10-31
FEOI NEN YORK.

Yellow Fever ut punrrn,tnc-rh, c,,v
F,podea-;.n ;;r,,n Va, Ts,raNra ~
FRIED to.. s..",cr-,,,.. n--,st.. ..,.o,ss ~
rroncny con,r.,.. ,.,,'..,. ..,'.e.es
~ 3i,,rs.,r,,t i1a,'.I., 1oAef epee1Hcn
.A""ceas'
NEW LONE, October 3o.-Thc Cnfted S'atcs
Steamer GleaEtlle, tsom st Thomas, Is lying at
quarantine with eight OF the crew ect1 with rellow
aud Intermittent fever On board. Fourteen others
died On the passage.
NEW lonk, Uc:0ber S0-The flood caused by
the rain Ibis morning was great in Jersey City
that nearly every basement aud csliAt was filed
wl1h water. The city p11sou wa3 Hooded 10 that
the prisoners had 10 bu removed.
An ocean yacht race, for PURSE of S91GrI.
talscs place early III December, Three yachts, tu,:
Fleeing, Vcsta ana Henrietta are entered. 3hcs
f:lt from Sandy Hook, and 20 10 $40 Isle 0{
Wight.
Lieutenant bratue. who claims to have held !.
eo1a'Efsslon IN the r5-Coniedcrate nary. and who
tel1so te a1salnef ChesapeaSe during tn" la.o re-
nsa!ion nas oeen shaleted " tue GsanA Jary for
mniaet hna piracy on the htyh 5sas. lle will be
ulsu a. ins hc1t session of the United State. Cir
Guy q: Govt Vd,- o,.os,.
NEW oEk. octooer ;a,TA meeting OF the he!:s
~ 81 Anneho Jans was heie u BfooEiyn last even
ing 10 hear tas !cpo,t OF tae CON 1ttee who were
tvb ~ sa,ti.at "n thsis counsel
H. 9 Trni,v hu,r '.o,,.a u 'ns1{ claims Wta
Teso-ted shsi ihe - .h., me committee
tfeir counsei had 6een h,aitix nrn,irris, VIII !a
, 1866-10-31


ieetcd In rome parts Of the city. Tha. tomc Of
tbcm were members Of the ronEh c}ass is admit
ted, hut 20 charge Is made that they abused their
positions or neglected their duty, and 1t wns
shown that Bo1ue difficulty WIS experienced In
sor2c Of the wards IN getting cTeu moderately
good men 10 serve. TlI6t there were few vcty
cauee, as has been already stated, in sons wards
there n,e scarcely no respectable residents That
a few Of the men selected are lampushters or
lnbotezs in the city. yards Or m rEets
Is 1 also admitted, though nohudy
complains OF The manner In which lAey Per-
formed ihc police dates.
SIKH. Against the Board, through the Judges,
that in rome precincts the ho1eA for rejected Bal
lets were not u.eh. and that come men qnnlia.d
by age, loyalty and residence were mol allowed 70
.utc. It u a. pro, ed that the Doard provided the
we're not used, AID that No Complaint a:::aln:!
them had l,cct made to the Commissioners. III
nc mstted that the Judges refused 10 receive some
ballots, but this Nhs because toe parties wcfc no.
IteisteFtd d IN 18E-thr Judges following In this
matter t.lc uIifosl Of the Attorney Genera: u H..
state, Ntich titra rot happen 10: agree with t"c
OPINION OF Governor Swami nuu the Consesya:iv:
Catfy.
cnee nEuinsI the Foiicc Board. In how far they
cstab1ikh official misconduct, any one conveEaant
mine. They show whst the true CRionfsta OF Bal.
s;molc tave charged i,on the beginning, to.wit:
TLat the whole Increment acalcst the Comuats-
sicre1s Is openly. nagrsnty, noto:ioasly, shame
iuy partisan in its chafactcE, OF, IN other words.
Is Tie scheme whereby tue old secession element
hppcs, through Nillne and ambitious tool, IL
regain cu1Eol vi the city ard Sta:c.
, 1866-10-31
SECOND DESPATCIIs
Yesterdays rrocced1ncs Before the Farracai
fnqutsitjou-TAc Testimony Tukcn.

Yesterdays Proceedings Before thc Farraca1
Inuut.ition-Tlc Testimony Tnkcn.
i>ptc!a! Despatch 70 the chicago Tfibune.t
AaHAro11s, October 81.
1t is admitted by everybody that much Of the
testimony introduced By the proEccutiou In the
rase asa,ne1 the Baltimore Police Commissioners
i. Of character tha. would not he received in
any coust Of the country, The counsel Of The
Commissioners did not objec. 10 II, bccanso the
Governor Lad said he would not b. bdand by the
nsEa1 fo.1naiiIies OF law. They ,'it, h!weveE,
usnil themselves OF TIC opportunity 10 bring for
ward scEc evidence Of similar character in be.
l:ali OF their c1ients.
Tie easlninalien wss continued from eleven till
4hlee to-duy, and began again at i've TIL. after
hooH, tcin3 sill III progress. About 1iiten wit
ucsEee will DC examined beso.s 1l,a c1o.e OF the
FestioE, ard dozen or 10 arc summoned for To-
morrow. 1.c principal witnc.s va, the clerk Of
the Noa:d q, Commissioners, who tcsliii:l fhat
III etftcs corGEin:. n,cn an cstcd clr.1oa dag
e. M eslsaopefs e. ls s?s ,h. W. ;e 01 bos:s sad Il
ior lc;tc;td l,allots were thc SINE
LAD bern use for the last three Of four yeats,
cne snd Ssd III ben se.arasd II IN Z se prder ,er
manner By The .BndgcB that the Boasd pererur-
to:ly rtfsse.: to issue my instructions to judges.
the Jrd.'s lad hen ~ &C, ice before, wao we're
nrl oit4!tt 10 the ordinary manner, o., rcco:n-
msudation Vi 'lc best citizens; that some
party 1lat political o2i1ions we.c nj, SO lar
Is tc knew. 1asdc 'esf OF ruailcat1;1n, proyiu-
ID men had been loyal through the war.
s!:aI ei rullc2, wLo sworc that be iseue.t lac
srIer directing the confinement OF men till the
t!o:c @. the polls, VIXEN nrrestel 70: rlotoue crn-
With it. but anuulled it before ui.ht; that such
CiGe1e. L:d lccn Issued in former ycars; tnat
sIetsal rolicelnen were sc!tcted without rc:a1 to
i.n!l:icas We've, ard that some Of The se.ce1ots
thought too ruaHy Conservatives were appointed; !;
:bat The clcSiioi! Gay was moro peaccuble and
, 1866-10-31
FllOaI BLOOMINGTON.

i
The esrcnt Speeches Of 1IE. ). Pupc ffnd1c:t
Hts Irish Fellow Citizens Gratefully Ac.
knowledge the Fore ar hts Arguments
alarm IN Ilc Copperiohueon Campfire
HFrt and Butter Chaps Attempt Ia Inter
rnpt Republican NIecttn0-They nro
TREATED With Deserved Contempt.
lSlec;a1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tt1hune.1
Btoo11SG1ox, H., Ocsobc. g.
The great speech ot ]. ropo Nodre,,, IL. c1o-
Guent young lrishuan, to his fellow coun,rymen
Of ih1s city. come time szo, proved 10 h. resala.
tor,b-shcl1 in the Copper johnson camp. Many .,
llc Irish people here, af.er hearing Mr, uodnct;.
swcrc they would no longer train in the ranks OF
The Coppeshead party. Last week ". " u'Baea,
Of Peoria, the meaaest ,cbcl in the State, was
b,ou1ll l:crc By the Cops to coun,esaet ibis
wholcsomc ktaic Of Affairs. Runners were sent
out With thpdhil1s among tho Irish sotets, and !
crowd Of atout tity wcrc collected, bat ali The
Interpretations and fa1scaoods O'Bricn could
invc1 failed 10 convince the lherty-lovius Irish
tntn that johnson and hts Copper followers had
TIC: betrayed them, and their c.7sc.
Last n:shs Nj. hoen:1t again addressed larse
, 1866-10-31

Proposals for Building tho New Lcvees-
General Ortcxa md sbcridnn's Recent Or
der Contcrntng Fillibaatcrs.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3U.-Tho Board 0! 1eyee
comnissloneEs have Issued proposals to build
1,::tV, ,tO1 feet oflcyee.
Gcuesal ostesa, who has been here Tor sotas
days. Ley lt: 5x~n!1s PEI steamship st. sIarr for
Hsnzos Santiago. He Refuses u re, 4 himself a.
!Ic'uaed in General She1ldsa's denuuc,a.ions. In
~ !e{!er On Mexican affairs 10 General Sclgwick
Vi s:::sists upon his constitutional claims 10 tae
Presidency =: i1e 1tepnblic. lie says il lie coald
think that General Sheridan thought Of setting
aside the Constitution Of Mexico, or decide upo1
titles to authority under It, he would formally
protest against his assumptions.
General Sheridan leaves tomorrow morning for
Texas.
WASHINGTON, October 3o.-Thetc is no truth in
the tumor that the MEXICAN Consul, az New
Orleans, had applied TO Grheral Sheridan for per.
MISSION tor General 0FtcZa to pass 10 Mexico.
The Mexcsn Consul srnt to-dsy despatch to
Minister Romero. denying a:char.c, as General
of:t.a intends 10 istnc pronunciamcnto against
lhe Mexican Government. He cannot have tho
support Of the Mexican officials
, 1866-10-31

Hnnp-Borc Randall ylurdeEous assault by
mn Insane aInu-.inFder OF u Hook Agent
-N1cycts to Nsu-CoE1r1issioucd ulcers
and Privntcs.
Especial Despatch to the Chieseo T,ioune.l
MADISON. Wis, October a.
The Cnson Ccpperhead organ announces that
dispatches from Postmaster General Randall
stale that his public duties mako it Impossible for
him 10 visit Wisconsin, IS he expected, before
the election. 1t Is rumored that lie Is rather sics
Of tho Job Of trying 10 win victory With the bread
and-buticr brigade.
4 terrible tragedy is reported ia the town Ct
Roxbns5, IN the weslcrl part Of this county, yes
ierday. Aerazy Jonng m.n. about twenty years
fs sne b1n,hsr bt@hne %as euans e9fn WIZ
tack on them With his corn knife, cutting cash
through bis h'hcr's skull rome five inches lons,
and cutting % his len Ann. below the elbow,
while bis ttoshc: received cash across the whole
h-cadih Of his face, Just below the eyes. Both
A despstch received at Mazomanie, yesterday,
ase1t named van Wall uT,as near Sank city.
Governor Fairchild Las received resolutions
eomnend,ne hi. purpose to .csnowIedsc, b. s hrc-
v'ts, distinguished callautsE on the part Of Wis
cout!n uon-conmi.sio0ed officers ana soldiers :;
% ,het oder; sergeant MAJOR Augustus 4. yeis-
eert- Eighth Wisconsin. Captain Ly bfeyet, to
rank as such from June T. :ss1, In recognition Of
bis ex1Fso5dtnaFy courage in the Red River e1pe'
6. .s1:. ard Al Nashv1lIc. Tenn. DeecmSe; Is,
1864. wEe.c he was severely wounded while in the
foremost Ean Of the column Of assault: Sergeant
Volunteer Infantry, C4p,ntn by bEevc,. to rank
from July 4. 1863 for Cal1aurs 1t Vicksbuzc. and
for distinguished glliantry IN swimming BLACK
Ing oa:a boat, wh,eh enabled The a1sacce Of oar
army to c1oss-
, 1866-10-31
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCUR-
SI0SISISa

-. 4Ft
Departure from s.1hI.nsa-Arrlva1 ns Vu.3ao
R-A Quick kuu-Thc Pleasures Ct the Tcsp
supp. Mt Teacdo-Ifrsointi0o3 Aduptcd-
se2nrntt0n Of the Purity.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trtburo.1
To1Eno, O., Oc:obe. o.
The rnion Tacldc Railroad E-cu.sionists left
Chicago thls morning at quarter beto:e usnc
o'clock by special train, on Tho Michigan South
EN- E No:tl,ctu I-1laoa Railroad, and arrived
here, On their eastward journey, having MadO
The run Of two hundred and fo:ty-lour
and quarter, Including ! ;numIc. Of sioppases.
1he last ls4 miles was made IL the running Iua
Of two huurs aud dll5-foux minutes. The train,
although very heavy one and going At this
one Of any other road In thc country running ii
Tue ordinary rarc Of speed. A better evidence Of
ltc excellence Of the road could not have been
Every arrangement possible for the comfort and
even Injury of the Eccsta Of the cotd had been
n7ovi1td, aud more as,eeable ternasnatioa to
,le ext udsS tour t2ken ey ihe ea.;y could a9t
the train, wss lafge car aet apart fur tee us: Ct
kin-:cy. little a,nsy uf waters. and ntx. 10 .kls
W. ,ss$e sa passenSer coaeb ,s2m which Ill hs
~ table, which was seiyel u i;inch.
such As Is only achie7ed BY the e1,serprae and e-
MUS ol A1nslty. 1t was salhes q missioner 10 up
rrpas ht as that IL what be called it VI also use
II. There were meats, game !ruits. .a11d. wine.,
etc, IL ssch p:vius!"n d sst cia*s lo:els might
tram and, talcn (most Ut III while 1ha traiu was
gotEs at thc Fate Of forty mites m hour. Nothing
was needed but this TO aii np the m:as7.e Of tie
s.d profoundly 10 impress them with te fact that
oni this way We arc ali very '.bic Injnns," Be-
hlni NC dining bail were two e1ess iii, srnosing
Eors, and Itch With ornamental woods. 4 d:aw.
!nc room car. rs commoa1uls and eumptuo34Iy
, 1866-10-31

ContinRed 1ctraEcH By The Indians.
NEW .ToHK, October 31..-A Herald special,
dated Fort iatiand, California, Oe.obrr llth,
says: 4 band Of U;c Indians have surrendered to
Generat Carson The San1a F. uSrt*,n says tho
btdy Vi Lieutenant khude-, WHO ,ny:te.iou-iy
disappeared several wteks since, has been found.
1t Was found that he had been shot.
The New York 1ritaat'x LeaEenwortll special
says DelIrc1 papers publish accounts Of the most
horrible atrocities perpc1rat.d By the Ute Indians
The ludfans Of New Mexico arr also Carrying on
lostiltfes With high hand. =
oT. Loqs, 0uohtr 3u.-Advlccs from Fort Gar
land, Colorado, L, October 1sth, say tna1 patty
nf Ctc Indians came In aud surrendered to Gen.
cra CaEson, commander OF tic pos: 1t IL feaerI
however, .hat The surrender is only for th- pu.-
pore Of getting their aannitfes, and They Will re-
ncN deprcdAtions after receiving them.