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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21
Old Albany Ferry.

"AvING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
u well-known Ferry, am prepared to cross
everybody and everything, from footman to a
six mule team Of elephants. Ny boat Is
Large, Staunch and Safe,
the access and egress TO and from II iasby supe-
rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry
man is always ready with a smile TO hurry
patrons over Jordan. I engage against all acci-
dents at the following reduced rates:
Two-horse Wagon, ,...................... I21 Cents
hah anu horsey Ia Ceuts
footman, 10 Cents
Loose Stock PEI. agreement. My connection
with the Lower Ferry has been severed.
T. II. DAVIS.
Albany, April 26th, 1857. 2Iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21

The RrvER--Thc Willamette this morning
FRIDAY, 20tb.) is falling.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21

MRS. DUNNIWAY,
HAvING JUST RETURNED FROM PORT.
Ii land. with a FTesh Invoice Of
BOnnetS, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers, Piumes, Laees, Bugles,
Crystals, Buttons, Bindings, Netta,
Trimmings, Gloves, Hose, voIvets,
Combs, Chignons, Collars,
Cuffs, Handkerchief, Pat
terms, sc, &c. Etc,
Takes pleasure in informing tho public that she
will continue tho
NJ Z l. L Z N Z r x
.CLOAK-MAKING BUSINESS a
At the Old Stand. formerly owned by Mrs.
jackson 4 Co.
She viii shortly receive,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.,
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
Very Choice Millinery Goods
Among which arc the celebrated
IDAHO BoNNETs" AND HATS
AND ALL TnE-
OTHER NOVELTIES or THE SEASON
She has also secured the Agency Of
Adms DsmOrssts WOrld.RenOwnsd Patterns
and all Of the many useful and orna-
mental articles advertised
in her justly popa-
lar Magazine.
COME LADIES "aiI Of you together" and
see II l have not the
Cheapest and Choicest Millinery Goods
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN ALBASYl
DRESS AND CLoAK.MAKING
In the Latest Styles
Per feet Fits Warranted.
BLEACHING AND PRESSING,
In the best manner at the very lowest rates.
NEW STAMPING PATTERNl BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
5ss~ Don't forget the place. Southwest corner
Main and Broad Albin streets, Albany
se2sv3n7Iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21

MEDICAL JoURNAL.-We have before us
late number of work of this title, edited
and published by J. G. Shelton, NJ. D.. So.
lem, Oregon. The editor says he will " ex'
pose the medical faIlacies and impositions
praetised upon an unsuspecting people BY
the regular profession in relation to the ma.
ture and character of their agents and treat.
ment Of disease" Good Give 'em fits
Doctor but be careful while running a.
muck you don't get hurt yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21

= CHRIsTAAs.-We suppose we need not in.
form our adult readers that Christmas is ap-
preaching. Heads of families are well
aware of this fact the junior MEMBERS
from the prattling infant to those of more
mature years-have reminded them of that,
long ago.
Christmas is popularity supposed to be the
day in which our Savior was born; but there
Is no conclusive evidence of this; and there
are, many strong proofs that the twenty fifth
of December is not his birth day. But it is
all right that it should be holiday. 1t is
day which, to most people, is hallowed by
pleasing and sacred associations; and we
would not for the world have it struck from
the list of national holidays. Long may il
continue to be day of mirth, and joy. Let
parents and friends observe, as usual, the
time-honored customs of Christmas day
the pleasant surprises, the gifts of regard
and affection which, though intrinsicalIy
Falueless are invaluable because bestowed by
those endeared to each other by the strong
ties of love and cOnsanguinity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-21
ALBANY FERRY!.

.
A THE SOLICITATION OF MANY. C1TI--
n zens Of Linn and Benton counties. have,
fitted up the
LOWER FERRY.
(it being the Stage Routel, in such manner as 10.
secure to the public better facilities at all seasons
Is what is known as
CURRENT BOAT
and is the best on the River, without any excep
ton. Living quite near my Boat Landing, ins
Benton county, am enabled. at all hours, TO ac-
commodate the public. My boat is secured BY .
good wire rope and is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. Ny connection with the Upper FerKys
heretofore existing, has recently been severed.
Rates Of ferriage are the same as the Upper
Ferry. A. PEARGE,
aug18 '66v2n11y Proprietor.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-30

re- Sic eliisdbabhiiiisii spifaen
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bon gtalbnias bis Cincinnati fir So @ts.
BRO 5unoert Bfiln6, uab obne baB bieS
feIbe uiitaelaoeR iuir6g beforoerasipia. II
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GrtminaisG;Dlnrt.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10

WASHINGTON pril 9.-The Presi-
dent nominated j. P. Stockton, of
New Jersey, Minister to Austria; and
Horace Capron. of illinois. Commis-
sioner of Agriculture. --9a
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Isaac New
ton, Commissioner. of Agriculture,
has appointed Theodore O.SPeters, of
Maryland, an agent to aid in the dis
tribution of seeds2in, the South, to
perfect lists of statistical correspond
ents -iH-the Southern States, and to
cooperate in the organization and
improvement Of Southern agriculture.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of General Sol. Meredith as
Surveyor General of Montana and
Idaho by large vote.
Fhe President this morning issued
a warrant of pardon toZ. B. Vance,
latsG Governor of North Carolina.
Brevet Major W. J. Tarmig, of the
Engineer Corps, has been transferred
from the Department of the East to
of Dakota
First 1t. r. w. Petricker, of the
Engineer Corps, has been ordered to
the Department Of the Platte.
Surgeon Dewitt C. Peters is re-
lieved from duty in the Department
of Washington, and ordered to report
at ST. Louis, and then report by let
ter to the Medical Direcsor of the
Department. of. Missouri, 2tnI accom-
pany a detachment. of recruits to New
Mexico. On arriving at New Mexico
she will report to the Commandina
General and the chief medical officer
OF that District for assignment. laa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10

message to Juarez urging that all pos
sible leniency be shown Maximilian
in case he fell into the hands of the
Liberals. On the same day, DIR.
Campbell returned an answer that he
had forwarded the request.--------,
/ THE Herold's Marion, Smythei
County, Va, correspondence says: Al
Union meeting held there on the 18th
ult. was broken up and dispersed by
armed men who organized meeting
and passed Resolutions denouncing
Congress- and urging as the sense of
the meeting that the President should
use his military power TO protect the
people of theaSouth against Congress !
sional usurpation. =. !
The resolutions were presented to
the publisher of asUnien paper in the
town. He refused to publish them, !
and was informed that it would not
be safe for him to-publish any other
report ofthe meeting.
/ Gen Schofeld was informed of the,
affair, and Lieutenant, without
troops, arrived Saturday te-inEes-'
tigate the matter.aJ,s srzAHoa.s -As-
4 The Times special says sIlt appe4@
that the territory proposed to be ceded
BY Russia to the United States, was
encountered by certain franchises,
and our government would not accept
it thus hanlpered, though it was offer
ed at 81, 900, ,000 Russia then agreed
to assume the franchises for two mil
lions Of dollars additional. which was
agreed too haa ,to9zib SdHslED 'Hs[
New YoRK, April 8. The G Goserp-
ment life saving apparatus commis-
sion met again to-day. After the re-
port Of Capt Weeks that he had OBJ
tanned boiler for testing purposes
was listened to, some remarks=from
Norman Ward ;ons4 the subject of
steam boilers were heard, in which he
spoke of the new boilers at the Iri
Juae office as dangerous The. COM
mission meets tomorrow at the Dele
mater works, to test steam valves, wa
ter guages, &c. 49, 4 -
Among the passengers per the
Great Eas tern were Cyrus W. Field,
traveller, and Bishop Jackson, of
Iowa.
The deed \ from y corporation to
United States, for land in city hall
park for post Office, was executed by
the city authorities to-day.
Two alleged brokers, named Robert
X. Sterling and Robert Wishart, were
brought before Jthe -Gourt- to-day,
charged with having in their posses
sion stolen KbondsTto the amount of
100000, on the 10th of December
last, the property of the Royal In
surance Company, of Liverpool: Nei-
ther of them are supposed to be the
thieves. After. examination Wishart
was discharged, and Sterling admitted
to bail, in $4,000. for further ex-
animation
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
Zkmii.- II MhIL.IlW W
France and Prussia Preparing for
War-Panic i'm the Stock Markets
The French Growing Belligerent.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 9-2 P. M.-The
Liberal party in the House of Com
mons have ssplif on the reform ,ques-
ton. It is now thought that the
Derby government is safe.
+ LONDON. April 9-Eve.-It is now
known that Napoleon, deeming the
possession of Luxemburg indispensa-
Bile for the military security of the
French frontiers, not long since CON-
menced negotiations with the King of
Holland, for the purchase of the
Grand .Duchy. and its incorporation
with the French Empire, but as the
fortress of Luxemburg, which is one
of the strongest fortifcations in Eu-
rope is held by Prussian garrise4s
end the Prussian Government Is
backed by the whole of Germany,
they firmly object to a transfer of the
Duchy to France The King of Hol-
land has Withdrawn from any further
negotiations on the subject
4 The French Emperor insists that
his propositions shall be carried out
and the treaty completed. The ma
tional pride of France has been deeply
wounded, and a wild Anti -Prussian
feeling has seized the country. Mean
time, while the dispute is pending,
both Prussia and France are malfing]
military preparations. This threaten
ing state of affairs is the cause of the
financial panic which now exists in
Londe1. Paris, and all the principle
centers of Europe.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN. April 9.-The trials of Fe-
Inian prisoners on the charge of high
treason commenced here yesterday,
but were to-day postponed until the
22d inst. The prisoner Massey has
turned Queens evidence.
TURKEY II, ri. sssl.4o
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April g. Ed.
Bloeque. formerly Turkish Consul
General at Naples, has been appointed
Envoy Sublime to the United States.
aai5lsa r1u0 FRANCE. es8s "a =ssls,sq
Paris, April 8 81 Marquis De Mon
stier has made very conciliatory
speech, which has greatly lessened
the panic Of yesterday.
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NEWaORaEAlNsal
Destructive Crevasses-LOss OF Life
Destruction Of Crops.

woRLEGNs,9 April SIP he lcttes
Rouge are beyond lconfrol, and all
attempts to close them have been
The richestsugar region
in the State is ruined for this season.
The Marelgo crevasse has completely
inundated, the Black River, country,
the most pros dlctiye cotton region IN
the South. The freedmen 5 Settle
ment known as De Soto has been
overaown by it, and eighty freedmen
are, known 10 have perished in the,
water, despite all attempts to save
them from theiDhapless fate
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EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY, April: TO- 1851.

Buckalew desired the resolution to 90
over till Tomorrow. He should regret to
have the resolution passed, and the Senate
dent, and with the ex-parte statement of
the Senate before the country. There
We're explanations TO be given, SO far as
conceTned-gfuf5 y8. f1 4a .GtaSst94 fIfLf t4
The Chair said that as an objection was
made to its consideration. the resolution
would go over. sfffE1 aff7 ~. s..;f q,
Anthony submitted an order that 1900
copies of the Army Register be printed for
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
On motion of Ramsey, the Senate went
into Executive session.
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NEW YORK.
The Fenian Appeal-S0uthern Relief
Great Eastern Arriyed-Sickels
Agreeable to the Car0linianS-
Union Meeting broken up In Vir-
ginfa-The Russian CessiOn-Dis.
finguished Arrivals.

New YoRk, April 9.-The Stephens
Wing of Fenians Ia this city, through
their G. e. E. B., have issued another
appeal in behalf of their suffering
country. More money and more meH
are wanted, particularly the former.
The steamer Great Eastern has ar
rived outside the bar, and is awaiting
high tide. - Ii = D4IA 51szE
Mr.. August Belmont, has consented
to allow his private gallery Of paint
ings to be thrown open to the public
for five days, for the benefits of the
Ladies' Southern Relief Association.
Orders have been received from
Washington to fit out the United
States ship Relief Immediately. She
is to carry cargo of corn and other
provisions to the suffering poor of the
South.
The Republicans 4carried the Char
ter Election in Newark, New Jersey,
yesterday, and the Democrats carried
Trenton and Morristown.
The Herald's Charleston special
says the conference between General
Sickles and the Governors of his Dis
trict, North and South Carolina, has
resulted in an amicable agreement
The Governors will continue to ap-
point officers to Ill vacancies which
have heretofore been filled by execu-
tive appointments. No elections
will be held at present. and registra-
ton of voters will proceed.
The Herald's Washington special
says:
Mr.. Seward, at the request of the
Austrian Minister, telegraphed Mr..
Campbell, in Mexico, to dispatch a