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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

nEADo'RS DEPT, ALA. MISS. & f. LA.
- :; Gerijian, HisS. March %, la65.
Special Orders No. rs.
y
III Commandarts Of Posts Throughout: this D, part.
ment will forward TO Lied,. Col w. NJ Levy, Iuspec.
tor Gomez al lis. Of vi iblc bodied men IN their EN-.
plOy under TIE control Of the ovcra ofhe various
branches Of the UrvicS en- duty at their respective
posts together with copy Of the Ordors authority
by~ they are so employed.
~
by command OF Lieut.. General Taylor.
m25d6t i. SURGET,
.f. Lieut. Col md A A q.
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hy-An advertisement OF lost dog in
the Missouri Democrat says "Carlo is no,
q. plebian dog Of tho Andy johnson
aortO
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HG-On the llth inst. Vice President
johnson was in the Yankee Senate
Ills health is much better but he did not
preside,
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= 49, u
, u',onH r'no' a"e"a'y' The nest'eS mr." ind'ies
, ~" ,ro0, ~h'0i' win tho African rae'. isssyus
Wy" ior "'uo'eht' ann the fnrminR stock lew m
far between, 80 TINT agricultural industry mud .,
trrpri"c nrc ut n low ebb. Newspapers Of Cor
ia'erafo origin and filth uarcy reach the hv,..
dispalo Of North Mississippi, and hence the re,
pie, whose only abundant source of way news
IN tho teeining, truculent and mendncioms moi
them press, it Ia no wonder the people nre give
to deapoidsney. They are, however, Southern l
every pore and ln',e their Yankee "frends'- no'
cordially - i,
GeiLF"rrcst's cavalry corps was reviewed yestel
d"y. The affair was very gratifying to every love
OF ma country Tie MEN, horse md. guns were !
hnc condition, and presenteda martial, aud In som
'nS'''nces. even n splendid appearance. We wer
greatly surprised to find 30 many ofthe brave mel
o'"en Forrests comwand mon,'ted OH fine horses
c'll"'rl"oncd in not few instances with NE fines
imaginable rig" Gen. Il. Tayfor,-- accompanying
ny nov ci'trN came up on-tHe c'rS nnd were' me
Ml"e depot andnccompanicdto the ground Of 70
view ny zen. r. anu StaH' salute OF shirteeF
guns WAS hred Wy Mortoh's battery OF hghr arfil
'erS' as TIE brilliant knot OF officers entered the
sr""''uS' whiie the array OF beautiful women, tho
o"eera OF the men, and the waving OF feg,Meniai
impa,fd 10 tho scepe ,lsl n gay.
ely pccnlIar 70 military dsPGlys,Ns,.---s 49, -.
The people were dslighted with she siWri6 ma
unaffected department Of, Gen. Dick Taylor he.
H.. .,..,.'.,..;..;. ~, ,.y
Gs..r,I T',....., -, 49, ~ - 49,.
beautiful anim,l-ihe gift, II we are mot mistaken,
Of the ladiea of Columbus, Miss, and gcnerally
moves at n gallon Ia Harry Percof. We noticed
Gems, Vaughn, Chalmers, Lyons and Jackson
omon,, tl,a marty -
''n 49, f"''!' - 49, = N'Nr'
""o ""'" "o""' rcVie"H' o"'s'"o Oh tnN'r es~'
inheSs IN iinpar'ing to the commandcr, OF the
corps, NO., the necessary information touching Tho
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LIST OF. MEN

Absent without leave and ds'euod FROM Company
@. 10Th Missis" rpi Regiment. ;, ;;s.YgY's
January ~, It65. = ,
Private James T Afford. deserted on tho march 10
Ballbeld, JaauAry "a, 1865.
William Boslie JT, doseried rho march to Bell.
fell, January ~, Isis
CALVIN Gown. deserted on the march to Bel6Old,
January 81, 1875
George IiAI,lox. deserted on the march to Belhold
JauuSry.7 Ices.
Daniel Y Howell, deserted on the march to BolGsId
January -, 1865
RS.srt A Shirley deserted on tho march 10 BsllAsd.
January 81. 1868. -
John W Street, deserted on the march to Bellasd.
January ~. 1s65
John Arnold deserted from hospital, Charlotte, Va
February, 1864. -
John " Bailey, deserted February 4. 1894 ''/T~
William Boatie, Br deserted Aug .."S
WIlIsn l. Redden, deserted '~eN Sioer IL lo6E
Jan,rs A HhyyF'S, De-, ten April l, 1852. =.
GeOrge " wal a,%,cd Nay l, isf+-in cavalry Ia
MisIi'sippL .,t
orlen White, DEF utCd from hospital In Richmond -
Al Bnt,srworth. absent without leave 'ines|''
Ke.R.s: ds.orte, on the march to n.lls'' January
Thos Hart absent wfhous leave; ee t r.S / Ia
Jas Minis, absent i,hcvi- =. = TEI,TU4-+
".r Lieut.. eoprUg Co. & G., 10TH Ma, Ie.t
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HEDsCAL EXAMINING BOARD,
I.amdnr,iaIe sprIngs, MIsr. :.

rr,utr,,,o.rs -,s.rt. daily from . A lelaM tSun-
IL .daysAxssptedO 5Ho -
Pr.Sa. sisd. TX. beard and ssnlos
Sst0sAtE So'te'
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TEACHER WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN Of moral habits. and sopPessnt
"a .tnrtsark all the Enh Isb j. Anehess VII hna "
u. Irtsrest - sdsr,ss JOIN COLlIEN- o.
ssafdsts
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! E5-Dana is in Vicksburg. God pity
Vicksburg.
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I DO-The U. S. Gunboat Merrimac was
lately lost Off the coast Of Florida.
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Medical Examining Board.
...sENTERPRIsE, PISS.

rbI. Hoard viii meet tri WEEKLY on Mondays
tw.pd.sdsys snd FrIds, .. at sA'N- for rSan'nAioi
Of d. 4. lea men 90 post duty and applicants ior q
,,v.,.a Of leaves Of absence and 1u'"uSh' and tSr
re.Irrussni and disehAres. -
L.w. TU1TLE,
Arr; Senior Surgeon
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5000 REV. RDG!

l,ToLEN from the undsrsiEued eouri.F Al osn..N
- TAylor's beadqasrtera. On the night OF Tue
inst q email BAY HORSE, Lbout nine year
LrsI drd 90 the lsft Shoulder with the lsIteEs w,
nd ON each hip the hair rubbed OF. be aoo's
usrd will be pkla Tor bls delivery &c me
mIydiv. W.T.. MATTHEW
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.;slelv gdrertisrlnrnts.
Notice.
r. II. NAPIER.

ENROLLING OFFICE ~
~ " Meridian, Mist, March n. tt6tsN'
All state aa,d County ofleets Ia tau .urdAIs sSSsfy
requested ~ ala in this O,t. without dslSy. tAsir
applications for exemption: - p
ms.dqt ~ RI. HENDERSON, -
La NrrolIIns oHassr. LASdNsdSiA s1suiY. )
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WANTED.
A MUSIC TEACHER

ar .-ns experience. ais" 90. we, w s'ss s"ns
sScr Id EIrholscn's Store. Alabama m2rd =
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!. 500 RcWard!. . h. 3, I, !.
Strayed

r1porf ina ofs,. Of the Ordaani Depot Nerid'an:
Il via. on ,hs nlKbt .eI the ~ Instant. snail
ELACP MARE, hsyIaE VII t. fesi aud ne~,y ehon
~ i.L.- -h.eraisouta oy fss her delivery 10 tho
Sndsr.rned. EDWIN WHITFIELD -.
".ess1 s"'O' 80 al I,epof OrdnsIes Ofhce. "
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:--,-;:--RoR-xALE,,

<tg'-' - -AASAA<-AA LIZ, %4---~--i---1---s
rr".,~.."'t- D~"r,ns:'s%,,
ny order II Major f. II. Ewing. Chat Inspector
Field aporiatIou, District no J. will be sold
at public aoet to the Highest hitit for ea"h
Satu, day the Let day Of April, J9hS at. Meridisp
MI.si~sIrpI THIRTY WAGONS THREE AMRU.
LACES or SPRING WAGONS. suitAbir for pl.nia.
tIouusc b. y. PENNINGTON:
hsJitap1 - Capt and Dort Y NJ.
s5S-3o thorn Republic at Columbus, A1d Jackson
publish four tinrs auI nenh bills iliA Cice
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Stolen,
For Sale,

A Fine PIANO.
n Apply at this office or to J. W
U'l'errnll, Enterprise, Miss.
mar 2l-d4U# =, a,..
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SHERMAN, OCCUPIES COLDS
...-..s.tr-:,-.BORO N. G. -. !,
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~ screen. Singleton induced a batch OF
3 1 u !: a. :,
= ~ = Silkec.
burn tho cars. destroyed all the tobacco
ia bte place and gave Singleton's people
not pound Of bacon.
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Notice

49,, NUllCC. T. ~ .4....sifs,.-
OFFICE DEPOT & PuEcBAMxas ON. sra
:. .. - !. Is'IdIss. uArsS s5eifca q
r1o,tau Cards viii DO eurbasSSA 81 81 Fsass. asii
wi; ts,sad tho advsu'sd s"s.s J 'Fss = ~
..-, s-..,ss fNoS a. PEaRN. ~
m:ee3t> "a. ..trs ~ .HAj-x sHd Y A.ss5-
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cLATEST: EUROPEAN! NEWS.
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rw-ws arc authe rized to Announce HON. II. IL.
GULLY as candidate { Z S.nstor FROM The coun'
ties ~ ksmper and Neahoba the Oolobsr clscton.
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Wanted,

LADY TO take charge Of SCHOOL In ssmiI-
n Z mIIy-ona eapah'e Of teaching the Englhh
Sr.I nA,s French 40" "O','' "A. TAYLOR, SiE
n,gId7t' . waynssboro Wayne %. Miss
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Notice

rINHE undersigned has au,horiy to raise Regiment
/ Of CAVALRY for Aervice 10 this Department. the
forces to be composed OF officers whose commands
have be IN consolidated under tho set of Congress.
Companies or individual. dcaring N inter- this or.
grLizat"n will report to by letter 10 Lake. hisa
mld20t' W. L.LOWkY, Col,
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EMERSON ORGANIZING CAV
rALRY3::XT. NEW ORLEANS ia.
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+. TY-we ~. authorized to. snnopnce COLs ID. c.
GREENWOOD rs a candidate fer RepresentA-
tI~s-frsu-fsvmpnr county at tho ensuing election
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,AA..A..

:, Aas'as'Sf, ns........ ~ 80
{7kthbR. tan, fUIi .eheet---''nn
80 siss'aplic Reports for tho week.
y Month";. ..... .......-..J w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

Mourn Ho0D SNoKiNG.-The OregessiSn
says that paffs of dense black smoke, 50 thick
as to ebseare the view ST the summit, were
plsinly seen issuing from a gorge on the
southwestern side of Mount Hood, last Sat
nriay. The Government will ohlige Mount
Hood To put en- = stampif it imlaiges IN
saJi business. 1t might 10 to send Stanton
down to see the Grader. We can't think OF
any mar who could be 50 well spared. lie
win eventually bring up in just as hot and
sulphurous a place, however, if there be truth
in Revelations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

STATE FAIR ADDREss.-Thc 0rcgonian an.
nounees that Rev. Ii. X Hines, of Vancou-
yer, las been selected to deliver the Annual
Address Mt the State Fair on Friday morn
ing next, at 10 o'clock. Is it possible that
mo- farmer, or other suitable person in Ore
gon. could be found Ia deliver the Address ?
A Clergyman, or other professional man,
ought not to De the Orator Mt the State Fair,
or no man not a resident Of the State. There
are farmers in the State who could ably per
form that high dHty. 0ne of tllesn should
hase been chosen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

At BroHnsyilk, LiAn county, Sept. 10th. by
Rev. S. IL. Ham, Alexander Brandon to Miss 4.
E. Andrews.
BY REV. s. G. Irvine, sept. 27ah, William Gird
to Miss Agnes Stevens.
At Idaho City, Sept. I5fA, by Rcr. A. q. Poulin,
Henry Bennett 10 Mary j. Dunn.
AT Placeryille, Sept. 18th, hyD. oTer4s eycr, j.
P, Perry FAirchilds to Miss T. Wells.
At Pine Grove, Sept 9th, By Walter Barns, Esq.
Jacob GARRETT TO Miss Catherine Long.
At Dai1es City, Sept. 10th, by Rev. Fathei
Veraiass, W. C. Mooney to Miss Anna Finnegan.
In Polk county Sept I'd, by j. Eelby, ). p.
s Thompson Brothers TO Miss Martha Soden.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30
Premiums Awarded at The Linn
County Fair. Held at Boston
Sept. 18th. 1868.

Owing to the inclrlncncy of the weather the sec
ond day, the receipts were not sufficient to pay the
premiums In full. The receipts were about $500.
Expenses, rent Of land, cite, $s00 amount of pre-
miuns, 5000, The Society will be able to pay
about so per cent Of tie premiums. Diplomas
will be given when preferred. The ribbons were
to be put OH tho ARTICLES in the pavilion on the see
ond dry, but circumstance were sueh Il could not
be done, Tho officers regret 1t. Any mistakes in
the list viii be corrected by the Secretary.
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.DIED:

Near Nfeanehtb. Sept. 18th, Mrs. Narcissa Null
key, wife Of Luke Mulkey, aged54 years, . months
and 20 days, 4aa4a44
IN saien.Sepf. 10Th, Mrs. Christian MeCalley,
wife Of Andrsw MccalIey, aged 81 years, months
ana 15aaays. NJ
in East Portland Sept. Esd Mrs. Loaisa Eliza
beth Morgan, ssifsg Of H G. Morgan, aged 81
years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

T4E CRIco-IDAHo RocTE.-Lieut. Null
EAf his pu,< ON = line of stages over this route.
Soldiers SIRE ststioNed slong the road for their
projections, The fare through from Boise
City to Virginia City is SIS to Humboldt,
S65 to Chico, $751; to S-acrarncnto, s85: 1t
is a tri-weckly line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

RESERVOIR BURsTkB@udgc VIM. Lair
Hifinftnsaho osegshian that a laFgere
lervoir on a hill above Canyon City, broke
axayen the mozningef the 18th ig~stantYaud
flooded a portion of the town. Much dam
age was done br. the water. Arnong the
losses are mentiqnod the following p.
Stuart. So, 900 Sheriff n. p. Berry, 81 600 /;
slcCuiloagAC c. HelIman, IS 500, n. Wunsch
Go. 100 Miners Ditch Company,
$500; William Fox, $500; Rosa, L~aasdrsss,
$500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30
PORTLAND MARKETS..

Flour-We mark no change in prices. Three liiA-
tied operations In home brands. Coffee Is Sdvanr-
ing. the stock on hand Is not full BIO, lie Costa
RIGA. oslo Java. 32e. Lard essatiAaes scarce. at
a moderate advance cans, &Ze. bulk, 2Te. Butter,
best Oregon, 35e. 1pples, Z bus see. Eggs,
90
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

RoAD NoTIc~ Persons interested arc no.
tilted that the Hclmick bridge on the Luck
Iianrettc, Folk county, on the road between
Monpoath and Corvallis, has been torn
away IN order to pat on repairs, and will not
be ready for travel again before about three
weeks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

UxaNiABLE.-The Oregonian withcrs un
der the exposure by the Statesman of the
State Printers Laws speculation, and says
of its Abolition cotemporary
But we fear we shall soon be compelled to
put it down as 3 hing capable of more little
thaH hxse ever characterized the
vile Copperhcsd sfscets which we so heartily
dcspise.
ThecompIinentary pair willpleasc to sing.
in diseordant metre, the following
How happy it i, don't you sec,
For brethren to live in harmonic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

FoRSKg SHELLS = MIes@John n. Topney
writes to his Philadelphia Press a long scn-
sationd letter about the designs of The North
ern Democrats. to get all the Southern dele
CATIONS into the next Congress for the pur-
pose of running down tie public credit and
paving the way for repaliatien. lie says /:
q The conspiracy hrs heun duly organized,
aud involves more elemers Than the people
would At present readily believe. / regard
it as the great peril Of the Republic"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

Ffoa YAQuiSA BAr.-Thereha been some
trouble at Yaquina Bay lately. A party of
soldiers, acting under orders of the Indian
Agent, proceeded to tear down the dwelling
and warehouses of Dr.. Kellogg who has
authority from Golleotor Adams 10 navigate
the Bay. Kellogg was absent at the time,
but hastily went to the scene and repaired
his damaged buildings The troops had rec
turned to Siietz Reservation, and further
troubles we're apprehended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

DESTRUCTIVE E1RE.-A fire occurred carly
last Tuesday morning across the river from
Portland, and two hotels, two saloons, a dis
tilery, and two stables were consumed.
Four raluabic horses and two dogs were
burned in ono Of the stables. The principal
sufferers are M. Tasnberf, 81 Il. u. Riyes,
and Mr. Trainer. The total loss was about
$4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

LoYsLsY SrnslpISe.-A dispatch from
Springfield. Ill.,. says contributions to the
Lincoln monument fund are coming in very
slowly. This would denote that the Ma
ton grief MAS bat temporary, thst the
Anour,ring Of the Abolition hosts over Lincoln
vas . matter of crocodile tears, or for
popular effect. The dead Lincoln can dis.
pcnse no spoifsf Gte no offices. Then
has Abolition sorrow expended its last upon
him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

FsEsn sreAA Eleashssrz cA have just
fseeixed = large invoice of tire best San Francisco
refined Sugar. which they nov oner at The lowest
knoNa IS liberal dealers. and their sto9e enjoys ,
Fspasasioa second to Doae "a tkeif nae, fpT good
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Arrival or the Steamer at Columbia Bar.

Portland. Sept. 3o.-Thc steamer ori1aba Is
now at The mouth Of the Willamette. Not being
able to Grass the Bar, her passengers will reach
the city by river steamer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

TERRIBLE ArrnAr.-A difficulty occurred
at Cerdclia, Solona county. California, n few
days ago, between W. L. English aud two OF
his IONS on ono side, and Perry Durbin, the
brother-in-law Of English, all of Oregon, aud
Frank Grady, on the other. In the ARRAY,
English and one of his sons, it is said, were
killed, and the other son and Durbin NOR
tally woqndei. Grady escaped unhurt.
Fire-arms and knives were the weapons used
in the terrible ARRAY.
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Politics In New York.
From NSFfh Carolina.

Washington. Sept. ga dispatch received
from GOV. Holden Of North Carolina says: In
reference to the election of Delegates to the State
Convention, which Eoek place ON Thursday, one
half the State has bueS heart ffcia. The result Il
very gratifying,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

FIENprsH SEsrIMENr.nA correspondent
at Westinghouse # the Springfield Mass
Republican; ri Referring Is the execution Of
the innocent lady, Mrs. Surratt, by order of
,IIaynau Stanton, says that, though he is salts.
fed that the maElereA woman was not in
any way guilty of Mr.. LincoIn's death" he
sis delighted that she was hung because her
death has made the Democratic leaders swear
ing mad" Aud be adds
This is an excellent result. / don't want
an " era of good feeling justpew. That's,
| do not desire that men who hate the black
man and the Union shall ike Mr.. johnson.
The confessed or adnfitFef murder of an
innocent lady, " an excellent result - And
the wretch who thus gloats ana rejoiees, is
the Washington correspondents Of a leading
Massachusetts Abolition organ. Reflect
upon it, readers. Nor does he want an "era
of good feelings z The 6enaish wretch evi-
identity pants for the blood of more Catholic
ladies, of more Democrats. of more fellow
c~ountrymen. then Secretary Stanton has yet
slaughtered. than the Abolition mobs have
sacrificed, thsn the war has oecasioned. d.
all Abolitionists endorse his d-c1aoniaeal sen.
timents2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

REvESUE CoLLEcTsoSs-Tae Collector of
q. s. Revenue for Oregon reports The total
collection for august at about $4,000, for
September, 500, 600. Say that Oregon con-
tributes nearly three qaSrters of a million
per annun Jet she caaret have a mail furn-
IIshcd to her This is a charming specimen
of the : fostering care of the best Govern
Haent IA the world.'h To bestow a thousand
millions on saUddg kyalists, for f~aeeslly
purposes is AL right; bat to give Oregon a
nail IS not 20 be akoAght of. Do our poOs
BE seritg
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

The GALE.-Thc same severe wind and
rain storm which swept over this part of the
country last Sunday night Also visited Port
land. There It tore away awnings and sign
boards, threw down fag-staifs and scaffold-
ings, drove small boats and saw-log booms
from their fastenings, and played mischief
generally. Ikdh no especial damage up
this way, but it was about the toughest storm
We remember to have Experienced in Oregon
for the time it continued. Il was strong
enough to have blown the sun clear across
the line. Esa8Y1aa4r8 -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

INAIGRANTs.HWe are informed that Han.
cock jackson. an eminent citizen of Mis-
sonris was at Umatilsa a few days ago, with
aboat 300 wagons in has tranS of enigrants
right foH1 that State. on the way to this
Valley. The orcgonian Of Tuesday says, in
the Same cohnection
We arc infarmei THAI there. are at this
time not less dian hvc hundrcd Immigrant
wagons west Of the Blue Mountains en- f0ate
ito tho WahfHette Valley Very many OF
these will cross the Cascade mountains BY
the wagon roads Dct@eenTen Mile Greek
and the DallcS. ON Saturday last, there were
a number Of trains in camp.
A hearty welcome to them all will be Civ.
en- by our Valley people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

R.cnKAbxk-se one ~ko has purchased goods
q this Popalar anerehapt a - lower cad of Main
utrset, win forget 70 patronize him again. lie buys
fF ezsh. country produce e. we'll as dry goods.
nosesics aud provisions, and this enables him 10
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terms wkirh enssire a return Of their customers for
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