The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

and he was surprised tha. slsey had endured The
abuse heapea uf,an them by pofion of The public
press. lie eia1ned that they ners Ike regularly
constituted Uaiou Ccnyerti9Dists. Their parry Il
was who carried The last election for hbraham
Lincoln.
DesuItory gtenss.
contract ha. teeH award ii 70 Saiiusi Grim.
# Santa Clara. :sr fula; hle 2Ha hra4 O: cavalry
hur.e- n SO 10 - h.
The farf IN t- csse of the United states - 200
t...-fote chasar.azi.e marked s n, returned a
u rlict t5-da, IL Eiyor If Cos ruIasat aiter tWo
fnieutes ..6sepc: IRON. heir seals
W. learn through private letters received by
ne r nch trizato Dassas that Pasqpiera wrcte
he Fre-ch oif.tlsader II Geayma= that ne oi,-
f.asi,i9n uaul} he made IN tie French should
advance, rs lie, Pa ss:cT. hsl t. leave itrFnosa
iti -osaeHeBee. Five .enGr-d French troops left
fr tl.st city, gnt nobedv aid tell aaether Pas
.s-iiera had gee 70 4rIzot " trad TO ioin Pres:-
ieat .fuagca ia tiIihuahuH-
Jean Nocgot died suddenly yesterday r n dis
case - Ike heart
san Francisco Aug l2.-cr=on L. Elliot hose
teet wero frozen On The ayagc FEri Victoria to
this port obtained . verde q t!rau=aIsd dol
iafs tams2ss aesirst the talzssraia Steata Nayir
gntion Company hy consent q taa defealants.
Tie NOES Taylor took six hundred and ffty
passengers.
J. B. shannon. Surveyor # t:c port. and Noah
Brooks. ravai rf.iear received tleir commissions
Yesterday. Thy gaze bonds and entered upon
the Hischarge = thci- ofie,ai dss;c- today.
: Eria N til cifr. who hssi sh;F, and targo
DESTROYED hy ihe Shenandoah. have fsraarded a
bin of S2G9. aea 10 WashiEetan II b. GIea With
other d ms u ind unity against England Tor
nf,oerty destroyed - Eaglisa pi-a:as Similar
liil- viii BE presented by fte oEuer5 " all other
vessels destroyed bv the F.iratc
Hr. Ja>. Strset the we'll !-n87-n telegraph con
struetor j. cXfec:e LoFe hY tie rex, ina steamer
from New York. Eth view d commencing rev
IRE of telegraph overland ffon san Franciseo to
the Nj ssIIi, river. over thg central Iogte, for
the United States Telegraph Company.
LEGAL Tenders close Al ~
Methodist Conference N Olympia.
I l0lv,npia. aug. i2-The annual session Of the
Oregon Sic; hodst Episcopal Conference commenced
al this place on thursday as. The attendaRce
i large and the n ccedings thus far have been
harmonious ard satisfactory. o~ing 30 the ah-
scnee Z The Rev. Bishop Kingsley, Rev. J. H.
WiIhuF was sle5'ei President pro 'e'a Among
the distinguished ministers Ires1si. notice Rev.
Father Leslie. Sperctr. Rcyal and Waller. Rev.
Dr Evans. General Missionary Agent Gf the VI.
T. Church for BI8ish CoIuhnhia and Vancouver
Island. Rev Dr. ReEscn, elitor If TIE Pacific
Christ Advocate, Rcr. t:usfaTus Hines. R6y. II.
K nizes u N'illaias. Roberts, Rptleige and others
were present.
I4E- 4SE 1EC144 ~ TGCEH
Jacksonville Aug 4-The following Is from
correspondents received by p. +. Bowell
There has-nebsjr dead or ai:Te heen saved from
the ili-fatca iIsrother jonathan. except the first
boat load ti/ eame ashore a Noticed in the San
Francisco E1apers If the "a and "a inst, ard no
part Of th9 wreck WAS seen until about three days
ago. One\ of the shir's boats came ashore two
miles soutll of this place. }ut to-day good deal
Of the wreck is eeling ashore. Pieces ef the cabin
doors. &c. aud pieces If the upper Geek spankeT
boom. one trunk marked \. 4. Stone. fertland,
containing women and cl!ilGren's clothing and one
pair Of Colts revolsers. all n geoA order except
being wet The articles viii Re dried and sent 10
San Francisco per next steamer. Wells, Fargo Il
Cos Messenger. VINO you noticed sIaong the lost.
was cur beloved friend JOSEPH :. Lord. whom VIC
have intimately known for the last eleven years,
sad mourn and feel his loss deeply would
brother. Poor .Ioe had many warm friends on
this coast. His vie end child were here on
visit and intentsel returniug 70 San Francisco on
the Del Eorte this week to Join HIN. The <heck
was terrible t. her. She quite bTeaeu hearted.
never witnessed such intense griaf before: bat
she Is here anl6T.g her kind friends who brought
her up from infancy hd viii do al that i possi-
he to console her. She is the daughter of Mr..
Ma agruder of your valley.
Later.-Sinee writing the enclosed. two more
trunks have come ashore-one containing { Span
ish panorama ard fixtures. the other belonging to
David c. EoMen. / have also last received a
letter from Solomon Hall. Of Gold Bluffs thirty
miles sonth Of this, stating that piece of the
wreck with dead it cane ashore at that
place last Thursday night. On his person we're
found photographs Of ladies' and others. memo
ranium book with the name Of Ed. Arduf in it
also twenty dollar Confederate note. The por-
ton of the wreck is described as the part between
The wheel house full width Of the ship and about
forty feet long. Last night the body Of small
boy. apparently about seven years Of age came
ashore. He had on two life -prsserveTs. The body
came ashore at the Bluffs. Il iz supposed that
the man was not drowned. hut persisted fren cold
and exhaustion. Fragments Of the wreck are
S;rewed froIn tla mouth Of Smith river to below
Gold Bluffs.
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