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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

UOPFEHTh mhrket Tor nIot ess actve, hut quito
steady At The prices previously current The safes
10000 bs at % &c. 13sc, chiefly at the inside price
CorrHR.--1he dems nd for Rio light and heard OF
Important sales though prices atssdy quota
tons Other descriptions duh, but unchanged.
quote Rte. ordinary ssgoes, Isse Mc fair do, NNc
I5c good do lsSc 8c prime do 1870. ITO. extreme
for lots. ls31o IKE Jaws &c. Ne. singapore soc
22Sc Ceylon, IL &c lssc. Nsraoaso l5c 2o,4c La
guayra 1870. l8c Jsmaca 1Bo &c., Costa Rics Ike
sIs4c; A.ni. lsc isc; hs..osn ise isc. and ssya
Scott the Rio to-day ~ follows -Ts4
in New York. 7ou Ia BALTIMORE 5000 Ia New Orleans
and 1000 in Mobile, w NM8 set -
DYK Woops.--The demand light and We heard OF no
sales Of importance. Tbs stock OF almost all descriptions
large and prces nominal $Su gold Jamaica
and 81 Domingo lc9wood bso do, for Cuba fustic SIS
$l7 do for other kinds fusc 2i5U do, and
$50 currency, for West Coast Lima wood
FLOUR AND GaAIn-Ncceips. 1926 bbis. -four, 400 do
msai, go ags bushels wheat $500 corn 20 e2s do
oats Las DO rye os DO malt and % BIB DO barley This
ornis -four duh heavy though prices lower
Sales ls 500 bb Southern nour active but
most grades lower. Sales So bills
eraey active At former prices Sales %s0bbl
ifiri hut nrhnn Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

nsld and n now being constructed 10 the State ne.
IL b alleged that the Boston, Hartford and Eric
Company propose to lay their track 50 as 70 cross
the track or the petitioners 1ve times at o grale
within distance Of nve miles, In Danbury and
Brookfeld.s te.saF Fs Hf1NaM
The following circular has been sent to the stock
holders Of the Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express:- Il
Nsw YORK, Oct rs, 1890.
SIR--Please take notice that In accordance with q
resolution Of the Board 81 Directors, passed Octo-
Der II, 1s09 meeting OF the Stockholders OF Wells,
Fargo j. Co. win he neld at their Oslloe, No. "a
Broadway, New York, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
November, 1889, nc twelve O'Clock noon for the par
pose OF considering IN acting upon The question:
whether the capital stock OF the company shall be
increased To $4,000. 0GJ. Polls Will close az two
O'Clock GEORGE X. OTIS secretary. !
The following shows the results Of to-day's bus-
ness at the sub-Treasury IN this city:-N --e '.'
General balance yesterday. 500, s31, 800
Gold receipts Observation-Disclosures. 03l. S2S
Gold payments 1CH, 201
Gold balance ......................... 83,9b5,U5y
Currency reccpta . ... 2g7,417
Currency payments. .......... ........ DID L5a
Currency balance ..........,........ 5,13i, 2l9
General balance ............... Of, 200, 9l3
Included in gold recelpts-Customs. ....... $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

A WEALTHY CoLoRED LEGISLATOR Tho Rich
mond tva.) Dispatch says:-"Georgc season, the
colored member or the Virginia House OF Delegates
Alexandria Gazette says:-"Hardly thah We suppose;
but still that may be the figure. He has been al
tnduatrous, thrifty man and saved WQpsy,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

In the Superior Court New Haven temporary
Injunction has been granted to restrain the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad Company from laying
sheir track across the track Of the New York. Housa
ionic and Northern Railroad Company. The road of
we later Y N operation nom Danpury . Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
The Theory OF tho Cause OF the Disaster
Highly Interesting Particulars.
Nuu

To the EprroB OF THB HERALD:-
VIM you be 30 obliging as TO give place to the
statement OF some interesting hcts connected with
the explosion Of the VOORHEES, tank In BROOKLYN The
papers state correctly that the apparatus was Of Mr.
Martin voorhis' invention but arc entirely mistaken
- to the cause Of the explosion. Probably no recent
scientific discovery 10 attracting 30 much attention
- earbolic esid. Its wonderful properties
- disinfectanA curative agent and
an antissptic have been separately studied and
enthusiastically endorsed BY scientific men
throughout the world II IL the only Known agent shat
eays we march " cholera ana yphus and he rayagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

Loans OF cash gold we're made at six to three per
cent for carrying The Hosatia, for Europe took
out sos, GOO IN silver bars. At the government sale
or gold to-day the awards were made In The follow
fpg lOts:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
INTERESTING INAUGURAL CEREMONY.
Dedication Of the New Jersey Classical aud
Scientific IBssitute-Addrc.s by Rev. DR..
McCosh.

HrGHrsrowN, N. J., Oct. 20, 1869.
The opening services OF the New jersey Classical
and Scientific Institute took place at Hsostown
to-day under the most favorable auspices. Fully
1900 persons from all parts OF the State participated
in the ceremonies, among whom were Dr. hccosh,
President Of Princeton College; N. b. Anderson,
Ill. d., President OF the University OF Rochester,
n "; Or, Webb Of New Brunsvicki Dr. Dowllpg,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

ing to bring before said Supreme Court
any case, civil or criminal, or other pro-
cceding arising out of the execution Of
said TACT for more efficient government
Of rebel States" and of acts supplement
ary thereto, or which authorize an appeal
IN any case from the judgment Of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States in hdb-
cas- corpus proceeding to the Supreme
Court, or which authorize the Supreme
Court to issue writ Of habeas corpus or
other writ, to bring before it for review
any judgment Of circuit or any other
court, or my Judge thereof in a haJeas
corpus case or proceeding, be and the
same arc hereby, suspended, and no law
heretofore passed extending the judicial
system of the United States over any oi
said rebel States, shall be constructed Il
recognize any State government existing
therein until the Senators and Sepresen.
tativcs from said States shall be admitted
into the Congress Of the United States, OF
Congress shall recognize State govern
ment therein as valid, and the Presideo
is hereby directed to hold said State b,
military authority without regard 4
any civil proceeding or authority what
lever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
CITATION.

Iu the County Court of the County oi
Linn, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the Estate of Abra-
ham Osborn, Sen, deceased.
To Elizabeth MCGEE and Mary Jane
McCann, non-residcnts
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
CON You hereby cited 20 appear al
the February term Of this Conrt, TO be begun and
held Mt the Court House in the city Of Albany in
said county Of Linn, on the FIRST Monday. being
the 9TH day of February, 1870. at the hour Of one
"f the clock ?. ~ Of said day, aud then and there
show cause. II any exist, Why order of sale o;
the whole Of The Real Estate Of said deceased
should not be made, for the purpose Of paying the
claims outstanding against said Estate and the
charge and expenses Of Administration, as pray
ed for in the petition of f. Z. Wheeler, the Ad-
minis,rator of the Estate of said deceased 6led in
this Court on the 30ih day of November, 1869
Said Real Estate Is described as follows: "Lois
ms. IS and 26 in the city Of Scio, county oi
Linn. State Of Oregon
By order Of said Court.
Witness Geo. L. Helm, Clerk Of our said Court
with the seal thereof hereto affixed this oath day
Of December, lSG9. 0Eo. r. HELM,
Clerk.
/ hereby certify that The above and foregoing II
n truc copy Of the original citation now file in
my cfice in the within entitled cause.
GEO. r. HELM,
y5n20RI Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
EASTERN NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Mr. Williams
introduced joint resolution, relating to
the amendment to the constitution, pro.
viding that Whenever satisfactory evidence
10 furnished to the Secretary of State that
three. .fourths Of oil the Legislatures have
ratified any proposed amendment to the
consultation Of the United States, he shall
forthwith proclaim the facts of such rati
fication, and if it shall appear that the
Legislature of o State has ratified an
amendment proposed as q foresaid, any
other action by tho Legislature Of that
State, as to amendment, shall be void, and
disregarded by the Secretary of State.
Mr.. Williams moved the reference Of the
bill to the Committee on judiciary, and
expressed hope that it would receive
early consideration, which, for obvious
reasons, it deserved. 1t was SO referred.
JURISDICTION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Mr. Trum-
bull reported from the Committee on the
Judiciary = bill introduced by Mr.. Sum-
mer, relating to the APPELLATE jurisdicios
of the Supreme Court, with an amendment
10 the nature of substitute. The bill as
amended is as follows:
A Bill defining the jurisdiction of
tho United States in certain cases.
BE It enacted DC, That under the con-
stitution the judicial power of the United
States does not embrace political power or
give to the judicial tribunals any author
ity to question tho political departments
of the government on political questions,
and it is here by declared that all courts
of the United States, in the administi alton
of justice shall be bound by the decision Of
the political departments of the Govern
ment on political questions.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, that
it rests with congress to decide what gov
ernment is the established one in State.
and it is hereby in accordance with form
er legislation. that no State governments
exist in Virginia, Mississippi or Texas,
and the so. called civil State governments
10 either of said States, shall not be recog.
nized as a valid or legal State govern
ment, either by the executive or Judicial
power, or authority of the United States.
until Congress shall so provide, or until
SuCH Otdb0 AOsGEutHGub ~ E6pESsCutGQ III
the Congress of the United States; and it
is hereby declared that the act of Con.
gress entitled tan Act to provide for
the more efficient government of the reb
el States" passed March I'd, 1867, and
the several acts supplementary thereto
are political in their character, the proprie.
ty or validity of which no judicial tribu.
al is competent to question and the Su
prcme Court of the United States is here
by prohibited from entering jurisdiction
of any case growing out Of the execution
of said acts, in either Of said States, until
the Senators and Representatives from
such States shall be admitted into tho
Congress of the United States, or Con-
grcss shall recognize such State govern
ment as valid and meanwhile all acts
or parts ofacts authorizing an appeal, writ
OF error, ha6eas corpus, or other proceed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
IDAHO NEWS.
fFrom the Chronicle.


The ditch Of Wright Il Co, on Willow
Creek, which has been in course of con.
struction for some time, is very nearly
completed. Next week miners expect to
commence work on their claims The
ground has prospected from forty colors
to 81 cents to the pan. This is exclusive
ly Chinese camp, and no show for per-
sons on the outside. The ditch was con-
structed by Cinnamon, who hold the
ground and will take their pay in water.
About 300 Cinnamon will bc at work
this winter if the weather is propitious.
From Mr.. JEFF. Howell, Deputy Sher-
III OF Boise county, we get the following ;
Thursday noon the jury in the Burmcstcr
case was empaunclcd. Il consists Of the
following named persons: Green White,
VIM. Bair, Alex. Cyphers, J. J. Tomp.
kins, Jas. Kirkpatrick, George Trcgaskis,
George Miller, John McDonner, John
Reardon, G. ii. Baldwin, John Merrill, s.
CHAMBERLAIN. Five witnesses for the Ter.
ritory had been examined up to 10 o'clock
Thursday night, when Court adjourned
Mr.. Howell had been dispatched to Boise
Wy WIN ANASb AOH HAtbEaHC8s ~
10 o'clock Thursday night. He returned
to Idaho City yesterday morning.
tFFon the Boise s,aissmAn.l
Editorial correspondence Of the Gtafes,
man says Of the trial Of Burmesier Ida
ho City is full Of strangers, witnesses ant
jurors who were summoned upon the ven
ire, and others who are present 10 heai
the trial. The trial did not ut FIRST create
much excitement, but as the examination
Of witnesses began interest increased ant
the large court house was filled 20 Its ut
most capacity. -Four or Eve witnesses
were examined on Thursday afternoon
but the evidence was received too Int,
last night for publication in this issue
We shall give the readers of the State
man q complete history Of the trial as /
progresses. A large number of witnesses
some sixty or more, are summoned, aps
the trial promises to occupy tho create
portion Of next week, although Judg,
Noggle Is using every effort TO press it 4
q conclusion, aud has thus far presided
with the utmost satisfaction to both tn
prosecution and the defense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

confirmed by Congress as Associate JUS
tice of the u. s. Supreme Court, died Of
Washington Of congestion of the heart,
on Dec. oath. He was buried last Mon
day. lie had not received his Commis-
sion at the time Of his death, but Grant
signed ii and presented it to his widow
aiterward as n compliment.
Surrogate Tucker decides that per-
manent residence in foreign country,
with declared but unexecuted intention
of becoming a resident of that country
will not operate as remuneration OF ale
glance Of citizenship by citizens of the
United States until they actually become
citizens Of another country.
The news of the lease of SANTANA Bay
by the United States has caused great
excitement among the people Of Sar
Domingo. The rcyolutonistn are making
an effort TO overthrow Baez before the
American Government can ratify th'
lease.
Negotiations for the purchase Of St
Thomas and Santa Cruz, by the U. s.
have been reopened.
European dispatches of Dec. %, shoy
that the bullion in tho Bank of Franc
has increased nearly 100000 since las
week, and during the same time it ha
increased EGG, 500 IN the Bank of Eng
land.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
aHERIFE,N SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Id out of the County Court Of the State Of Ore
gon for Linn county, TO me directed and delivered
in favor Of Smith, Brasficld a Co., and against
Jam Kesing, for $S9s,Is. and interests and
costs, have this 27th day OF December, 1859
levied the following described Real Estate, to-
wit:
Commencing sixteen rods East of the South
west corner of the Town Plat Of Harrisbnrgh, at
tho Northeast corner of w. II. McCully's land
running thence South ten rods thence East TWEEN.
ty-seven rods, thence North ten rods, thence Wes
twenty seven rods to the place Of beginning
and three fourth acres more or less situated
in the county of Linn aud State of Oregon, and
situated in Township fifteen, South. Range four
West Section Sixteen-being part Of the land
of Wm. A. Forgy's Donation Land Claim and
on
Saturday, the. .30h day Of January, 1870
at o'clock p NJ. in front of the Court House
door, in tho city of Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon, will sell the above described Real Property
to satisfy said Execution, interests and costs. d
public auction to the highest bidder therefor.
r. A. IRVINE,
y5n20w4. Sheriff, Linn Co., 0gn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
SYNOPSIS OF LATEST NEWS.

The tax on pork packers assessed
under the Act of last March, has been
suspended until otherwise ordered.
A new railroad route is being sur
veycd between Philadelphia and New
7 rk by which the distance will be re-
duced TO two hours and half time.
Brigham Young, Jr., has been de-
serted at Philadelphia by his third wife.
Preliminary steps have been taken for
Worlds Fair at st. Louis in 1872.
In Texas, Davis (Radicar is 400. votes
ahead for Governor, with Milan and
Navarro counties to hear from, which, it
10 allowed, will elect Hamilton. Navarro
did not vote on election day, because her
registration was incomplete. In Milan
the election was disturbed. General
Reynolds has ordered elections in those
counties, but will refer the question Of
counting their votes to the President.
The Red River Rebellion is not dead.
A voluminous Declaration of Independ-
ence has been issued by John Bruce,
President, and Louis Reille, Secretary,
declaring the establishment of Provls.
ional Government in Rupert's Land and
the Northwest Territory. They offer to
treat with Canada on terms favorable to
good government.
Gen. Ames has ordered the Mississippi
Legislature to convene on the 11th ef
January.
The Times thinks that no matter what
the political complexion Of Georgia is,
she will be forced to accept the terms
offered by Congress.
A long list of charges against Sicklos
has been laid before the Senate Com
mittce on Foreign Relations, with Wow
TO defeat his confirmation.
A movement is on foot to divide
Texas into three States, to be called
respectively, Houston, Lincoln and Texas.
This will be developed when Texas is
admitted into the Union.
The report of the Bureau of Statistics
shows that the imports for the nine
months ending September Both, were
1864, ,563, ,094 in gold, an increase of
about S66, 900, 900 over the similar pc
ried of the previous year. $3.50, 100000
were then transported in foreign vessels
The domestic exports were about So,
500, 900.
The Tribune has report from WASH
ington that the Administration has under
earnest consideration the propriety of
changing its course in regard to Cuba,
aud speedily recognizing the belligerent
rights Of the insurgents. This course is
impelled by the evident feeling Of the
people and the temper of the majority in
Congress. The report further states that
Secretary Fish and Senator Sumner have
expressed within three days such views
as would indicate change of policy
toward Cuba.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, who was last week
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

AMONG the Joint Resolutions intro
duced by Senator Williams is one pro-
Viding for the establishment of a post
route from Dalles to Ochoco. We are
not advised whether this is to take the
place of the Albany ria Lebanon route,
but from the disposition manifested in
certain quarters, think it not improba-
bio that it is SO intended. II this shall
prove to be the case, probably this
part of Oregon viii be a little partic-
ular about the location from which
Dir. Williams successor is to come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

TIE appointment by GRANT Of j. Rus
SELL JONES as Minister to Bruxeles, oc-
casioned some surprise at the time, but il
fully explained now. The Chicago Times
says: " People who are still wondering
Why President GRANT appointed Cheva.
lier JONES to the mission at Bruxcles
may have less cause to wonder when they
learn that in book 522 of Dee 's, at 452
Ito be seen in the Recorders Office in thii
city, there is recorded deed from j
RUSSELL JONES to U. s. GRANT, convey
ing about one hundred acres OF land, fol
the nominal consideration Of one dollar
The deed was filed for record on the 26tl
day Of May 1869" This fully account
for the milk in JONES cocoanut.- Crisis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

A FRIEND calls our attention to q
newspaper paragraph against the
DEMOCRAT, because of our article upon
the Internal Revenue Bureau dis
patch. Our friend certainly does not
wish us to descend to this "you lie "
style of controversy, since it is neither
logic nor rhetoric. And he further
should remember that the necessity
for refutation is precisely proper
tionate to the credenco that the false
hood gains, and, viewed in this light,
no refutation is necessary. Those
who read the DEMocRAT of November
10th know that it gave the dispatch
jnst as it was received, and in dis
cussing the matter gave it reason
enable construction and they will
hardly expect to hold the paper re.
sponsible for the untruth of the tele'
graph-supposing it to have beer
untrue. We cannot convince any
one whose ignorance is an insuperablc
barrier to o correct understanding
and wo do not wish to convince any
one who Is too dishonest to admit th'
truth. II our friend will only exer
else the virtue of patience. no vii
see that,
The man recovered from the bite,
1t Was tho dog that died"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

becomes pretext, when the forms of
law are made a mockcry of and its
spirit is defed. It seems impossible
in the order of events that the turning
point should be far off. A revolution
that moves with such furious force in
one direction for decade must have
reached its limit or nearly so. Tho
time must soon come when the silver
veil will fall, and fanatics will find the
prophet to whom their homage is paid
transformed into a gibbering fend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
YHE POLK COUNTY DEMOc.
RACY.
DALLAS. Dec. 18. 1860.

DALLAS, Dec. 1S, 1869.
The Democratic County Committee of
Polk county met pursuant to cau OF
the Chairman. After being called to or.
der, on motion, Dir. j. ID. Holmes was
appointed Secretary.
On motion, Mr. Myer, Of Dallas, pre-
sented resolution providing for the up.
pointmcnt of sub committees in each
precinct, with specific duties, which was
unanimously adopted.
II was moved and carried that the
precincts unrepresented in the County
Comrnittee-BctheI, Buena Vista, Dixie
and Bridgeport-bc requested to elect
aud report Immediately to the Chairman
Of the Committee.
On motion, the Secretary was in.
structed TO inform the sub committees
selected for the unreprescnted precinct,
Of their said appointment.
On motion Of Mr. Ira +. NJ. Butler
the following resolution was unanimousl,
adopted
Re nirea, That the Democracy Of Poll
country arc n unit, and that all attempti
on the part Of street bumr4ers, IRE.
sponsible letter writers or unprinciplet
newspaper-scribblcr~. in or out Of The
county. 10 create The impression, eilhel
at home or abroad, that the Dcmocrac,
Of Polk is divided-are false in fact
a SANDER npon the party. and merit
the condemnation Of all sho desire lh,
success Of Democratic principles
On mosioa, the minutes Of the Com
mitiee were ordered Published in tn
Polk County Times, with TcqveSt tha
all Democratic papers copy.
On motion, adjourned subject TO cal
lof the Chairman.
| BENZ. HAYDEN, Chairman.
ID. !. HoLaEN, seeFstAry
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31
ADvERTIsEMENTs.


Ia C. MARSHALL, ADMINISTRATORS DE
bonus of the estate of John Il. Lines. deed has
this day fled bis sccount In the County Court
of Linn county, Oregon, praying fnai settle
ment Of the same and to be discharged as such
Administrator: Therefore, notice is hereby eiver
that said account and the settlement thereof wilI
be heard and determined on
Tuesday, tie sM day Of February, 1Se,
Mt the Court House In the city Of Albany, in said
county. and all persons interested in said estate
will file their objections TO said account and tho
settlement thereof on or before said day.
| By order Of said Court.
s. A. JOHNS,
Dec. u ISeS-nl9Wf County Judge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-31

% AME5 BLAKELY, ADMINISTRATORS DE
bonus non Of the estate Of William SDerry. deo'd.
having this day Sled bis final account ef his 1d.
ninistration Of said Estate and rendered the sane
for settlement; 1t is therefore ordered that
Monday, the 7h dag ef February. 1870.
being day Of the February term Of this Cont.
be appointed for the hearing ef objections 10 sueh
hnal account and the settlement OF the same. and
that notice hereof be given by publication In The
"state Rights Democrat" q newspaper Of eeusral
circulation, week for at least four successive
weeks prior to said day.
BY order Of said Court.
8. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
Dee. Z, 1S6o-nI9w4