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-. s.,.eI.r .ApnINfh .EIsIiYH0M
-, ron tCCONISTS.--We have, invent
INl IVp.NON L. ,,nw f,nr,n of IIYnR IrI II

-, ron ro,IpiCCONISTS.--We have invent
no op.,su,ed new form of HYDRAUL.IC
,frSS for tne n,s boxes, dispensing with reta.fl-
,h,pc> po'S and nd platforms. Each Press is COM
rctc in fsshx hox Is placed as conveniently as In
ss,c-pot o. ,.ss ns The pfcsses are connected TO.
,hr Old crrntr-auic tu.cs. and by means Of step-
sr.ler hy h!"rIcd Sv ONE STATIONARY PUMP.
Ss,ck> arr %o' E'r thc,n DURABILITY, SIMPLICITY,
~ caiIoo;Iwg' nF ROOM IN FACTORY, and TO
ECONoM,iur AMOUNT OF WORK with a
4, ilS sA,,n,cr of presses and less Number of
nalc; nn',t,hr nt,hcr the old hydraulic press with re-
hands than n,fc E,.s screw presses. gy't@''Is.r 8
taincr> @t,W or tWW ALTER TIE OLD SCREW
! VI - into our PATENT HYDRAULIC
FEE>>hw Ling each screw press complete Hy-
rEE>>,nss a: n considerable saving TO the pur-
drst'' - cost Of new presses.
CNat' ,..rrcrs arc requested 10 call on ne and
NiHa'SN''s and II those af distance viii write.
sstr PG.rribc it fully TO them In letter, and
No s".s,,osraph so they can see for themselves
nc [r =. siso S made arrangements for the ExcLU-
No Noh"'TT %" 60 manufacture for the States of Vir~
.nE hnMS North Carolina Mr.. c. f.. Ryme's Pa
.7aA nI,,drsulic Press, for shaping, potting. and
.a. h,hscco. These presses arc in the princi-
raNns s,.-Trs In Brooklyn. New York. and have
"a, 'a,S.T satisfaction We shall make and sell
orN ..', .ho same price that they are made for in
IN !" ~. snd are prepared to supply them
q" Nr. ~ any size. We refer to Messrs. Alex
Ts1@l .Ir,"rnn < Co.. j. B. RoySter Il Co., Tur-
~, ,y1'rSrongh u. G. Mayo & Co., Samuel NJ.
- :. u. Nayo & Brother. l.. Lotticr Il Co.
HNis "r -, " ETTENGER & EDMOND.
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BOXES.-Use WHITLOCK's

g"tSn-M prrVII-M TOBACCO BOXES. A compli-
/ -, ! nrrm!um awarded for my boxes at the
r,@M tirhnond in October and also at the fair
al, ~ in November, 1861 for style, material
- md rHac,ness. Examine my stock Of luin-
a>c, .f"r, f" buving the boxes, and you'll be con-
lS S,l.,5 ,ia, fis thoroughly seasoned: CADDIES.
!.a;,'vv BONES THREE-QUARTER- BOXES,
HA"rr ,SFS kept constantly on, hand. Boxes
,n- f,,Iy nut In shocks for shipment. = = :
tAr'H'.! y" X. .H.WHITLOCK, = i
corner Of Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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NEW 7GOODs-NEW sGOODs.
in VALENTINE PLACE.-We have just re-
ceiyed our supply OF SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting in part Of DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS. DS.tN0TIONS, &C., we
our weil-selected stock Of Embroidered and Thread
Edrings Real, Lace. Collars and Laces. En-
broidcred Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &c, which we
are Offering ut very low figures:
apA corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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vE,oR RENT, THE STORE ON BROAD fs
u street between Third and Fourth for-2
merry occupied by Dir. Thomas d. .Quarles. II
a good basement below; all fitted up In the hest
modern style for flrst-class dry goods store. The
will sbe rented with the store This is one OF the
best stands on Broad street for any business = -
z Hl9.5 ,.s ell GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
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.8it!h1uup)'ll1d 8! 9isi1patth. i

1.-THE CIRCULATION OF THE aD1sPATCHn
tIsLARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF. THIS CITY. aat }9t
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Nof.folE.

made: -.
Norfolk.
Francis De Cordoy, vice John R. Ludlow.
[Mr. 0. Sykes, the Mayor previously appoint
ed, was unable to take the oath.l SD. Camp
bell, Register, vice John Williams.
Petersburg.
George Schank; Collector of City Taxes,
vice J. w: Leufris, failed to qualify.
York County.
Edwin Baker, Justice of the Peace, vice
E. C. Darlington, resigned.
No removals of city officers have been
made for several days.
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-S11IpPING.

-~.e,,>--~.o<.~>~>~-e ~>~-eosr>~e~~-SSN
.s-,I1d' roP NEW YORK-The steam. IAN
b .h,n sARATOGA, sALxxArpEas M ,,e y
co,rsander will leave her wharf, y " ~
sSSYYNDIY. May 18th. at O'CLOCK \. ~, 1pown1
nrscesyed all day SATURDAY,; Fart.
ticEets go. stcerage, o. To secufe
Se.' sPpiyyi pqyiSM ISM 6. puNHAM q CO., Agents.
d no ,,w epM - s[ain and Eleventh sxecs&. 8
tCTEAAiER ELLIE KNIGHT, ana Z
iSFOR BAL TfA0RE, viii leave her - -. ,. n
Sharf on SATURDAY, May = asa o,eiosk =. ~
freight received up e. : o'cloGK. Ne ,..nt.
TOR LIVERPOOI-To LOAD
THE DoCK.-Tne A thres-masscd1 1W.
doubie-deck schooner EDITH CapsSin y Tor
WHEELER. will be dispatched ~ aposs' q
freight a agply !" oAsKIE q ERoTMAas:
NOTICE 10 saIpPEgssETilaass s IA os:.s !:
/ IN the JAMES RryER &SR.s docE - usnel
HAL SoagENNi i :. q q S.4hr .4hrssD11 issDEs1 Il
I'D la,|Is i soods fSr ss s g.
FREIGHT ana os toe IN eeiserH or prepaiG - "a
SSau ion of ,hs sh,psssn sn ssls assseaik aoek.
liysred nsis6s g. 5 Win not bs delivered sl ~
paid j ,osAsd and insured. - -. *
DO IL st.- y
T5REsH TOMATOES FOR SALE AZ.
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DISsOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTIONS, &c. 80.
THE FIRM OF SAMUEL AYREs g. co.
Il was this day dissolved by mutual a ann consent
The business will hereafter, ms heretofore, be
conducted ndu si'w by WILLIAM c. DUNHAM under the
same name and style. ,vprs
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM. .
Richmond, July 1857. " $50
CARD. s'''.1s--h' Y .'''sis
In retiring from the concern OF Samuel Ayres
Co. can ss refp sd soes %
tinuasnce Of their favors to William G. Dunham,
the successor of the old e+ hr'n. n+.sA,f1TEL AyREs.
Richmond, July !, 1857. 80 W. sr .sz siI
The interest Of Samuel Ayres In the Arm Of
Samuel Ayres Co. having ceased, as per notice
of dissolution bearing date July L lsel, the ousi~
ness WILL after this date, be conducted by the un;
derstgned under d the be- name and style Of WILLIAM
y DoNnA'a /" WILLIAM c. DUNHAM
Richmond, May 4 lsss.IIa ~! z saGsE u
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., successors to
Samuel Ayres Co, General Produce, ,s9niPPinng, n
minion Steamship Company, over uol and md. uos 10y
Main street, Richmond Va. Consignmenfs OF
produce Of all kinds solicited. fsrLicutaf attsn s
Liberal advances made on constguueufs IN hano.
my s-dst&eodlot - 80 -.
WT MINOR WOODWARD, AND
w SAMUEL g. GREEN have formed |. co.
uartuersl,ip under the firm name OF WOOD
TkP SKEEN 59T sts eHsgGSsfi eggsSifs e q9MAml qMl
every facility for conducting the business theJ
are prepared to I'LL all orders with dispatch. Ofuce
with Mercer e. Woodward, corner Ninth auc
Byrd streets, Richmond, Va. eW&Ssw
nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of GWATH'
MEY MORRIS Is this day dissolved ny
mutual consent. Mr.. w. II. p. Sforris Will setsls
| up the affairs Of the late concern. rr,rrv
W. 81. P. MoRRM
RICHMOND, May /, ,lses. a7 rss15sA2
Mr.. W. q. p. MoRRIsw win continue the GL
| NERAL COMMISSION BUSINEsa anu s1ra "a
| estiy solicits continuance Of the very
tronage bestowed upon the late concern. III r.,
full market value and promE returns oa sod lie ser
vices of Sir. 6. n. Gwsthmey 70 beL ali -
ments Of tobacco entrusted 10 his care.
Having retired from tbs GenersI Cormsssa0
pusinsss cordially recommend my taae paIsgso. sl
Mr. NJ. IL. p. MORRIS, who Will corsinne tue po
i siness tothe patronage Of my fr1enoaa =,
L VIII sell all consighnments OF topaccv 80 -
i trusted TO his care. cw .ruasry.
!. G1 n * DAY MADE BY ANy ON
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS: nrsrs
4 prepay samples nee. Beware OF inns
NJ circulars will explain. Address =, .ss,d VI,
ap is-lm A.Ys guALAAs sps'lsAs.'7
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REMOVALS AND APPo1NTMENTs.-By
orders from headquarters on yesterday, the
following appointments and removals were
made:
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C,rANO.-l50 tons No. lsIPERUVlAN
lJ CTANO 10 arrive, for sale by s5r
~ .. ROBERT +. WILLIAMS &c co.
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WHITE GOODS 4.
At on

Barege, Grenadine, aud other styles Of SUMNER
SHAWLS. very cheap. siTaEA tfD S%&H 81 -EE
n. B.-The EMPRESs KID GLOVES ia
yorite make-only SLIPS.
A fine assortment Of RIBBONS and GIArPs for
trimming. .'rIt7 '..fr Hf#- Eis - .fyla- Z
Statesmen: W. j. EGGLEsroN and JAsdEsP. Ar,
KINSON. M, !. nv 2-2I
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Aucttoneer ana heaI Estate AGenty
'osi2 l's'S Fourteenth stree
=. between Main and Frank

dor RENT, o. DWELLING g on Ninth al
il street NO. 73a), French Garden Hill Itlll
contains six good rooms, with gas, and water on
the premises. There is a kitchen with two rooms
and necessary out-h0uses-all in thorough re.
pair. The house has been newly painted. Apply
to l.. F. PEYRONNET, corner jackson and Adj
ans streets, or to Mr.. FISHER, No., 7l5g Ninth
street. near the property. my 7-3t*
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T,OR RENT, THE STORE AND LUM- a
BER HOUSE on Fifteenth street, be- IEx
tween Main and Cary streets, formerly occupied
by Jones & Hewitt. a 1.-e I'.@ 49,
Ig. JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON. 4!
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-. ~ = = = - ?--- = II -
sDBK GOOBS.aT IL
ERESH ARRIyALslr .ass,,,f;Tsse

j hESh -AKKlYALStL iaNasF'siEFFn
g E'st, -sNEwDRz aoopsghrf o.4o !
s,8zzs9 N tss4le s,sy8 FOB ~, .,,5.,. -.
',rR i'aRsPRING AND SUMNER
.,a.oitp5, s!.s"eq-z7,naAA1T 4aitgoagsas If, ,as Il
zsds hIat Julius MEYERS; = 1sgf
a,,ss ss sa7, .BRoAp ssrREsT...3 .si.31
9 Now receiving my second SUPPLY and win have
IN IN store by Monday next the 4ths instant, o COM
pie'c Soaa esaEaaii aea .ss,,.-a .asas..ssss.
NEWsrRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
purchased at the lowest cash prices, and which
VIII offer at such fgurea aa to make It an induce-
nent TO those who call to .buy. z"l'Srs
,sx,tfr In DRESS GeoDsIhasea,is 5iGo,
AIl.silk Figured Grenadines at soc., worth 81
80 Beautiful Bareges, 2sc. haE y.-. s,.sl .,.. /.
Black Silk Hermann. very low .,i, !, -, Z
Mozambiques, English Bareges, Lenos. :,
~ ALSO, Il
an excellent article Of
n.4 Linen Sheetlng at .25 worth $l.B;
Fine Pillowcase Linen at g. worth $l.2s per
81 yard; 90 -
and q fuu assortment of ,.,s-....s,.-.. s.,..
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AGKICULTURAL.;

Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
May l, 1868. Y = =. 'ssL.t" 't&&& my s. 81
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The interest Of Samuel Ayres In the firm OF
of dissolution bearing date Jnly lse1, the bustr
ness will after this date, be conducted by the un:
dersigned under the name and style OF WILLIAM
C. DUNHAM u CO. zz--s. .s.-sr~-x,,.ts 4
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LOST AND FOUND.

NTOTICE.-Notice is hereby given tEat
IN shall apply To- the Auditor q iae sssts q 9.
etnfa State stock, each dated LIST July. isssope,
30. 3ole for e1IS issued under act OF 70 narcnxS
$50 for general loans and No. za, for 1zeo Ssns%
nnder act of LIST March, ls47, for complexion Q. =
James River and Kanawha canal both inmy nanac nt
as commissioner In suit Brown rs. br9wnni; nnitI "
toway County Court. l.. a. nn n1s -
7, r,h =. ~
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THE FIRM OF SAMUEL AlhEo W.
was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
having retreS from me sersioane
conducted by WILLIAM c. DUNHAM under the
same name and style. x,r-pr .vprs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The "g-re,a-t Democratic statesman
of the nineteenth century," Horatio Scy-
mour, asked for and obtained from the
war Department, the suspension Of a
Union officer from duty, as special fa-
vor. The officer called upon the great
and demanded the cause Of his suspen-
sion, when this would lie President, at ter
blu>hing aid stam,nerins in conscious
shame for u few moments. asked his Wis
itor ii he had not, in e private letter,
written without the remotest idea of in
fueucing any one against the Governor,
spoken of him as Copperhead Aud
this is the great Democratic statesman,
uoratio Seym our.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Howell Cobb, after his fendish speech
at Atlanta, Ga, few days ago, anathe-
matizing and denouncing the Union men
of the South should remember Andrew
Johnson's scathing rebuke delivered in
the Senate in 1860. In referring to the
seeding members OF Buchanan Cabi-
net, Mr. johnson said: Cobb remained
in the cabinet until the Treasury was
bankrupt and the national credit dis
graced at home aud abroad, and then he
conscientiously seeded Such is the
man who sets himself up as censor of
men and morals at the South, as describ-
ed by one who is at present his bosom
friend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Who Was NoMINATED.-The New
York San is authority for saying that a
half dozen different Blairs are up for the
Vice Presidency. Probably, having
adopted the entire Blair family, the Dem
ocracy propose to be impartial toward
them all. At present there are flying from
mast head of prominent Democratic news
papers, the names of Francis p. Blair ;
Francis P. Blair, Junior; Frank p. Blair,
Junior; Frank Preston Blair; Francis
Preston Blair; General Blair, etc. The
name of the father of all the Blairs is
Francis P. Blair. It may be that it is
understood he is candidate as well as
the whole family of boys.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

SPLITS IT'S TIcKEr.-The New York
Herald of the 5th of August, splits its
ticket and supports Grant and Blair.
That's riding the fence very judiciously.
1t says:
In the Republican ticket the efficient
quantity stands in its proper place-thc
figure is before the cipher, the man leads,
the nonentity comes after. In the Dem
ocratic ticket it is the other way. There
the cipher comes first and the number
stands behind it, SO that the Democracy
begin their campaigning with start in
inverse order and are likely to 60 on ~ If
it were sum in hactions--the moro
figures you get on the paper the less i
the represented value" d
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

FRANK BLAIR on HIS PARTY-On
the 3D. February, 1880, in speech at
Concord, n. H., Frank Blair gave his
opinion of the party he is now training
with. as follows:
Who was the father of the present
Democratic party? A man who, if he
had persisted in his course three hours
longer, Old Hickory would have hung
on the nearest tree in Washington. 1t
was John G. Calhoun. You we'll recol-
lect that the Senate and House were
both strongly Democratic when he
brought forth the resolutions in the
Senate declaring slavery protected in the
Territories by the Constitution of the
United States. You know then he was
hooted out of Democratic Senate. But
those who were then soreluctant to sane
tion this principle have been manipu-
lated until they have fallen in The old
Jefferson and Jackson principles have
been abandoned, and the man who did
not escape the rope by three hours is the
author of all to which the Democratic
party of the present day subscribes"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

TIE TRUE ISSUE The late address
issued to the Germans of New York
stlikcs the key note Of the campaign in
the following paragraph: Strip the ker-
mel of the coverings in which sophistry
has disguised it and you will find the
naked question to be simply: Shall
peace and prosperity come to the Repub'
lie from the election of November next
or reaction and a new civil war?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

NATIONAL AFFLICTIoN.-Iti is report
ed that Senator Williams of this State,
in his great speech at Platt's Hall, San
Francisco, thus described our worst ma
tional af1iction.: "To describe Frank
Blair it is rly necessary to say that he
belongs to the irrepressible Blair fam
ily.' Egypt had her locusts and her
frogs, and other nations have had their
calamities, but the United States only
have been afflicted with the Blair family. I"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

At Seymour and Blair rally at
jackson, Miss, on the 25th of August
the bill gave notice " Front seats re-
served for freedmen.' What do you
think of your egro-associating Copper
heads of the South, Democrats of Ore
gon? Front seats are reserved for the
negroes by the Democracy in Mississippi,
but to the Democracy of Oregon they
are only known as g brutes," g balloons
who are not entitled and who are unfit
for the ballot. Whar's your white
mans government ?"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

DISCUSSING THEMsELvEs.-The Sac
ramento Bee says that during the war
the rebels often fought in disguise, bear
ing the national flag and dressing in the
national uniform, in order to surprise the
national troops. A Copperhead journal
advises the revival of somewhat similar
tactics. "Let US" it says, "meet the
enemy with clean hands, with truth, with
candor, with fairness" When the De-
mocracy adopt this suggestion, look out
for the millennium.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The Montgomery (Ala.) Adrertiser,
(Dem.) tells the Northern Democracy
that they may rely on the fact that in the
seven reconstructed States, Grant electors
will be chosen without any exception
whatever. 1t says: at is better that
the Democracy of the North should real
dental vote"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Charles Seymour, of the La Cross Re
publican, who is one of the greatest wags
out of Congress, had big banner print
ed, vermont goes 10000 BETTER" and
strung it across the street, from his Office
to Epperson's Block. The Democratic
procession escorting the renegade Doolit-
tie through the streets of Lacrosse was
obliged to pass under this. banner. As
they did SO, Doolittle lifted up his voice
and wept.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

"GRoUNDsWELLs." The Sacramento
Record says: at is we'll known that here
tofore Shingle Springs, FL Dorado county,
has cast but six Union votes Thursday
evening Grant and Colfax Club was
formed, and thirty persons signed the roll
The leader of this Grant movement was
Mr.. Davidson, heretofore well known
Democrat"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

RUSSIAN OPISIoN.-The editor of
the Moscow Gazette, the most popular
paper in Russia, says that the people of
the United States owe it to their honor
and dignity to elect Grant and Colfax.
He assures the latter of the sympathies
of the enlightened classes of the Rus
sian people.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The cost of putting down a democratic
rebellion was some So, 1000, 900, 900. The
rebels done some good fighting, and the
Copperheads gave moral aid, and now
ask as recard that they be given the
benefit of all the offices
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Says the New York Tribune: The
World figures up lovely prospect for
Seymour and Blair, and thereupon ex-
claims: i" No wonder Radicalism is in
the damps, and down in the very valley
of the shadow of DEATH
Certainly not It is as natural as
life !! But isn't it wonder, now, that,
with such "dead sure thing" for Sey-
mour, nobody ventures to cover the $10,-
900 left at the st. Nicholas, and the tens
of thousands put up by George Wilkes
to bet on Grant?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

A Seymour demagogue recently got off
the following in speech at the town of
Truckee, State of Nevada. Said he
Rain is what we want. More rain,
more fertility; more fertility more corn ;
more corn more whisky more whisky
more Democrats That is the frankest
and most logical Democratic speech ever
spoken.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

In some fashionable city churches pro-
grammes of the music are printed and
distributed in the pews. Opera glasses
will probably come next, and the ladies
may take it into their heads to encore the
sermon of some pet parson
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

All the Democratic campaign docu-
ments omit Frank Blair's Broadhead let
ter, and in many Of the States that gave
large Republican majorities the Demo
cratic State committees decline to pub
lish his letter accepting the nomination
to the Vice Presidency
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Keep the ball rolling" is the cry of
Democratic journals. Yes, keep it roll
ing until November, and then it will re-
semble another rolling ball, in one re-
spect, it will be " f1attened at the polls"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

We vote as we fight yell Butcher
Forest, Pirate Semmes, Bully Hampton,
Howell Cobb, Wise. Vance, and the
whole rebel crew. So do we," shout
the Boys in Blue" And again, in
next November, will victory, as it always
has in the past, perch upon the banner
on which is inscribed, Grant and Colfax.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

A terrible confagration at Wheeling,
Virgins, on the 9th ult., caused the
death of four persons and severely injur-
ed a number of others. The Chief of
Police had both thighs broken, and po-
liceman was instantly killed in endeavor-
ing to enter the burning building
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

SpA1N.-The latest accounts from
Spain are to the 28th The city of Car
thagena had joined the rebels the royal
troops were retreating before the insur-
gents; the revolution had extended to a
majority of the provinces, and tBe rebels
were daily gaining strength, while the
efforts of the Government to stand the
storm was evidently weakening. The
lat ship of the Spanish navy had joined
the rebels. Public opinion favors the
revolution. The portion of the army
which still remains faithful to the Queer
is .disorsanized, and little dependence is
placed upon it. It is thought the
Queens case is hopeless
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Samuel w. Lefingwell, Esq, has sew
cred his connection with the Lebanon
(Ohio) Patriot, Democratic organ, in
consequence Of the nomination of Val
landigham, who, he claims, was forced
on the Democracy by the trickery of his
peculiar friends.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The Louisville Journal is on the war
path once more, and pompously declares ::
d" The Democratic party are no\ lambs. !"
True as preaching; they are sheep in
wolves clothing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

An old but never-f failing Democratic
argument: :" How would you like to
have your daughter marry nigger ?"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

A CENTRE SHor.-The Raleigh, IN.
CO. Standard, says: The Democratic
party deliberately sacrificed thousands of
white men in order to save their slaves,
and yet it calls itself a white man IS
party v'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The New York World is laboring
hard to prove that Grant is not soldier.
Isn't this roughon Lee and other rebel
Geperals that the Democracy are want
to boast Of, all Of whom were out-foue at>
out-generaled and outrageously and thor
oughly tflrashed by him
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

TANNERIEs.-TheU Union clubs in ST.
Louis, Mo-, call their meeting places by
the appropriate name of tanneries." }"
They have the Fourth Ward Tannery,
the Seventh Ward Tannery, etc. At all
these meetings Grant holds the place of
Chief Tanner and Colfax is Chief Clerk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

IF the people should elect Seymour, it
would be saying to the rebels !" We are
sorry we whipped you, and as proof of
our repentance, we have elected a man
who was sorry all the time we were whip
ping you; to prove our sorrows we have
repudiated the leader of the armies by
whom. you were whipped.