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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
An Extra Session and the TDisfrnn-
chiscInemt of EnIigrnnts.

In his letter to the Statesman from
Bowling Green, Missouri. June 29th, the
Hon. j. II. D. Henderson, Representa-
tive from Oregon. thus expresses himself:
have been expecting to hear Of "A call for an
extra session of the Oregon Legislature 10 ratify
the proposed amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States: and, also, ~ enact some kdtcs BY
which rebels, who have borne arms against the
United States or = given aid and comfort to its en-
emies, = shall be excluded from voting in Oregon.
II tbs shalt not be doae, | hare hdie doubt thai the
Gorernment Of our State ,eiH be ia the hands Of Sc
ccs.ionists. rebels aud %trcitors. IN tro gears from
this time. This State Missouri has just adopted
her uew Constitution. which excludes this whole
brood from the ballotbox. and they are already
beginning 10 look for a more con.cniHl cline. aud
| doubt not they will pour into Oregon like bees
into their hive under the influence of Il shower.
Here we have the whole thing in a
nutshell. Henderson, Is so alarmed for
fear the Legislature will not meet in extra
session that he must vcntilatc his anxiety
before the people. The ratification of the
proposed amendment to the Federal Con
stitution is to be, made the scafecrow to
convene that body. in order that the more
vital legislation may be had to disfran-
chise citizens who do not vote the Adolf
ton ticket, and who happen to be emf
grants from Missouri or other States.
The old dcmagogue is well aware that
unless an Act of Acknowledgement. to in
clude Democrats only. is passed and en-
forced. Oregoa viii be redeemed from the
foul and %corrupting embraces of Adolf
%tionislp next year. This would turn him.
self out to short grass, and be IA heavy loss
to the horde of greedy and disreputable
office holders and their funkies and serv-
lings who now fattcn upon the State's
substance. To prevent this. Henderson
would deprive. Democrats, whether old
residents or : emigrants." Of the prerog.
rtive of suffrage. He need not fatter
himself that the outrage viii be perpetrat.
cd. The free people of Oregon intend
to maintain every ~prerogativc and right
guaranteed to them by the Federal and
State Constitutions. They will not per
nit themselves-nor any who may be.
come constitutionally entitled to ito BE-
Invested of the right of suffrage. The
day of pernieious test oaths, Of military in
reference TO prevent citizens from voting
their real sentiments and for candidates oa
their w choice at the polls, and of Other
%lawless, arbitrary ACTS, las gone by. Til,
Democracy of Oregon are resolute, anc
strong enough. too. to maintain their con
stituticnal rights, and they will prov,
this amply in the next State election. b,
their votes, which will give them the vie
tory over the supporters of military coer
cion, lawlessness and Puritan domination
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
DIED:

At Astoria. Aug. 9th, Aubrey, infant son OF Rev.
J. w. Condor.
In Eugene City, Aug. 18th, Samuel p, son of
Lewis and Charlotte Hays, aged months and s
days.
At Rocky Bar, July 9th, Mary cOlley, aged
II years.
46 years.
In Lane county, at tho residence of Eben Blaeh-
ley, july 18th, Mrs, Butler, aged about so years.
in Portland, Aug. 10Th, Mary Josephine, young
est daughter of L. and Rebecoa Cary, aged years,
3 months and 25 days.
At East Portland, Aug. 9th, Phebe Ellen, daugh-
ter of N. E. and Catherine Goodeli, Of Forest Grove,
aged three years.
In Jacksonville, Aug. 4th, John Crosby, aged
40 years.
son of George and Sarah Leeper, aged s years, 4
months and l day.
Near Jefferson, June 3Oth, Aaron A. Smith, Esq,
a highly respected citizen.
Near Salem, Aug. 9Th, William Avis, son of S.
A. and Hon. J.. @. Wilson, aged 6 years and 6
months.
In Salem. July 2sth, Edward Baber, son of A
NJ. and E. J.. Cornelius, aged ! year aud 4 months.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21


In Linn county, July 30th, by Elder A. Gregg.
Joseph Davis to Mrs. Jane Cline.
In Eugene City. Aug. 9th. by Rev. J. MeCor-
mac. Mr.. Colin I. Finlayson to Miss Anna L.
Underwood.
At Oregon City. by Rev. Mr.. Knight, on Sun
dav, the 18th inst, Mr.. Chauncy Ball and Miss
Maggie C. Edw ards. all of Portland.
In Vancouver, W. T.. Aug. 18th. by c. II. Hun
der, j. p, G.. A.. Cornwell to Miss Z. c. Messenger,
all of Tamhill county, Oregon.
At the residence of the brides father in Polk
county, July 18th, by Rev. JAS. kelsay, Marcus A.
Emhree to Miss II. A. Morrison.
In Portland, Aug. 18th, by g. d. Gray, J. r.,
Isaac Wagner to Mrs. Phebe Hartings.
In Clackamas county. July 10th, by G. w. Jack
son, J. p, Mr.. Martin Robbins to Miss Rose Ann
Thompson, both of Clackamas county.
At the house of Esther Todd, July ID. by G.. W.
Jackson, J. P Mr.. Oliver Sawtell to Miss Marga-
ret j. Todd. all of C1aehamas county.
At the residence of II. Sewell. Aug. 9th, by Rev.
Henry Sewell. Mr.. L. Q. Lander TO Miss Sarah A.
Engert, all of Washington county.
In Umatilla county, July 18th, Jesse Lurchin
to Miss Lucy Reed.
At Pioneer City, Aug. LIST, Oscar +. Holley to
Martha A. Wheelock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
The California Abolition State
Convention Resolutions.

The resolutions Of this body, lately convened ut
Sacramento. appear in The oresonian of Saturday.
The first expresses gratitude to the soldiers and
gives thanks 70 God for the viei in war. The
second says that while the success Of arms has
been accomplished, The work Is not yet done that
great questions are still to be settled great diff
eulties 70 be overcome by Congress and the Admin
~issratien. to bring about order and submission in
the rebel States that there are agents of disanrc-
tion to be combatted at the polls. aud therefore ii
Is necessary to maintain the organization Of the
party SO as to render elective support to every
measure of policy found necessary by Congress or
the administration. The third pays tribute to the
memory of Abraham Lincoln. The fourth reeog-
nizes johnson as Lincoln's worthy successor: en-
dofses his declaration that the restoration of
peace and order cannot be entrusted 10 rebels and
traitors, ? and believes it TO be the duty of Union
men to oppose the restoration of civil government
in the rebellious States until the President and
Congress shall be satisfied that it will be welded
by truly loyal majorities therein; I" expresses : : the
fullest confidence in the Administration of Presi-
dent Johnson, and in his patriotism. wisdom and
Judgment and pledges him their earnest sup
port" The fifth and sixth read as follows:
Resotred, That it is the duty and policy of the
ireetncn, of California to adopt the Amendment of
the Constitution Of the United States, prohibiting
inyoiuAtary servitude, except on conviction for
crime, throughout the United States.
Feso4ed, That the Monroe Doctrine is the ira
ditfonal and well established policy of the United
States; and we cannot see with indifference the
spbyersion of the liberties of a friendly republic by
European arms, and the establishment of Impe-
riahsm by the same means on our immediate
borders.
Rather a tender-footed and equirocal platform
on the great leading questions this. Negro suf-
frage is lodged entirely, it viii be observed, and
the Monroe doctrine is barely recognized.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

We do not remember to have seen any
thing of this character in their columns
when the Abolitionist, Van Tichenal, did
assassinate the Democrat, Mcdaniel, nor
after the Court sentenced him to merely
Il years Imprisonment in the p%enitentiary
for the act, nor when Governor Gibbs
gave him Il free pardon. Perhaps they
thought it then, as they apparently think
1t yet, no crime to kill Il Democrat.
We need not defend the Democrats of
Idaho from the villainous abuse the Ore
gonian spurts at them. 1t seems TO be
conversant with what was feculent or
filthy in ancient Rome. and no doubt the
editor prepared himself for the task be-
fore him, ininditing the paragraphs quoted
above, by an immersion in the pool of
Cloacina near him. The Father of lies, :
whosoeyer he is, has Il promising son in
the Oregonian slanderer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Henderson ON Negro Suffrage.
In hisletter 70 the Statesman. congres

In hisletter tothe Statesman, Congress
man Henderson says:
The subject of Negro suffrage seems like,
" tobe aperplcxing one. For my own part.
while ! should be willing that the natural
rights of the eolored man should not be in
.fringed or he be left IN the power oftyrauts.
| am not willing TO adopt any policy that
would point towards making or giving him
n permanent home among the whites. Be
.lieying, as | do, that the highest interests
of both classes require that there should be a
separation between the whites and blacks,
| would favor The idea VI colonization Of the
colorcd people upon some portion Of the
American territory. and | confidently
believe this will be ultimately done.
1t is very apparent from his language
that the blessed old ~hypocrite is sorely
puzzled over the negro suffrage question
lie is loesed from the immediate influence
of the set in this State who used 10 con-
troll and TUTOR him. During his canvass
here they put Nesro Equality to its almost
limit in his mouth, and parrot.iike he
sputtered it forth in all his speeches.
He was in Missouri when he wrote his
letter, and no doubt. chamelcop-hke. re-
ceiyed from those about him the peculiar
c~oloreof their views. When he falls into
the hands of Sumner and Fred. Douglass
lit is likely he will Become rampant fl
negro suffrage anu full equality again
But what will his Oregon admirers say
to his last expressed sentiments-to hi,
a~ntaeonism to negro suffrage, and 10 hi.
belief that the negroes and whites ought
not TO live together in the same eommu-
mites? The Abolition leaders of Oregon
favor negro suffrage they want negroes
TO come here and dwell among them
they believe them to be the equal Of
American white citizens and Superior to
the German, Irish. and adopted citizens
Of other countries. Henderson would
c%olonize them in seine portion Of the Anne.
rican territory. His brethren here want
them to e%ommingle. ii not m~iseeeenate.
with their white sort. The reverend
demagogue viii be scored By his party in
Oregon for his changed sentiments on the
negro suffrage question. They will not
renominate the turneoat we fear.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
neethOaist centerenee Appointments.

The Oregon Conference Of the NJ. E.. Church,
recently in session n Olympia. made appointments
as follows for the ensuing year:
Willamette Uis'riet.-Wm. Roberts. p. E.; b.
c. Lippincoet, Portland F. F. Deyere. Milwau-
ke John Finn. Oregon City aud Canemah q.
C.. Roe. East Tualatin E.. 4. Jndkins. Hillshoro
n. A. Starr, Dayton and Lafayette J.. :. Doug
las. Yamhill; Y. Doane, Salem q. II. Greer,
Dallas; W. l. Cosper. Rock Creek c. Anderson.
Clear Creek II. X. Hines, Vancouver Herbert
Patterson. s.. Helcns and Cowlifz ". }. Frank
lin. Seaman's Chaplain mt ports of Astoria and
Portland y. Rutledge, : gent Portland Academy
Astoria, ClatSop aud SilYerton 10 be supplied. IL.
C.. Benson, Editor Pacific Christian Advocate.
tpper Willamette and GapqHa District.--G.
Hines, ?. E.; d. t.. Blain, jacksonville J.. T.
Wolfe. Roseburg J. ". Miller, North Umpqua /:
|. Dillon, Eugene City y. Clark, Corvallis 5.
A. Mann. MarY's River j. b. Galway and F.
Elliott, Browns lille p. NJ. Starr, Albany and
Lebanon b.. L. Spaalding, Mill Greek. Kirby
vile aud spencer's Butte to be supplied. 7. F.
Royal, Principal Umpqua Academy. L. I. Wood
ward, Principal Santiam Academy.
Puget Sound Dfgtrfct.-C. G.. Bciknap. ?. F.; C.
C. stratton. Olympia Ii. c. Rhodes. Grand
Mound aud Chehalis c. &. Belknap, Seattle and
White River S. Todd, Whidby's Island and
Teekalets Claquato, Gray's Harbor and Shoal-
water Bay to he supplied.
WaHa Haua H;africt-W. S. Lewis, P. E.
Walla Walla. Lewiston, Colville, Umatilln. Boise
City, Idaho City. Canyon City and Cascades to be
supplied. 2. b. Ellsworth. Grand Ronde and
Powder River l. D. Driver, Dalles.
yakima Districf.-James II. Wilbur p. E.; j.,
II. Wilbur. Simcoe. Status, Yakima and Alta
nun to be supplied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
u Case of Innocuous spite.

Early last week, Mr.. A. L. Stinson made a brief
visit to Albany from Salem, and while here took
occasion to try to induce several Democrats to
withhold support from this paper. 1t is needless
to gay that his efforts did us benefit rather than
~injury-besides the amusement the thing affords
us. In one instance that we are told of he pro-
cured an introduction to a sturdy Democrat by an
Abolitionist, and at once set to work to poison the
g~entleman's mind against the paper and ourself.
1t is enough to say that he did not meet with dis
tinguished success. In the brief interview he
stated that the nam of the paper was enough to
kill it-that g the doctrine of State Rights was OBJ
%solete; and that we were not the kind OF a man
who should conduct a Democratic paper.
Mr.. Stinson is not unknown to the Democrats
of Albany aud Linn county, however little he is
known elsewhere-save by the Democrats of Salem.
His conduct in procuring the removal of the Ore
gon Democrat from this place is not forgotten
here. We have reason to know that the Demo-
Gratis of Salem, and especially the owners of the
Arena, also are aware of the sort of Democrat or
individual he is. Therefore we need not exhaust
space in speaking of him in either aspect. But we
think it rather cool for a man with his record to
seHgage in cOunsolling anything concerning Demo
cratic papers. Democrats pre- not given to follow
ing the advice of a person who, protesting Democ-
raey, declared that ga man is a fool to let his pol
itics interfere with his business" or who graduated
politically in a Know Nothing Wigwam. Nor dc
they usually believe in the Democracy of a man
who holds place in the Office of the Salem States
man, and becomes an emissary into a neighboring
county to seek the injury of a Democratic organ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

THE Nx&Es OF IDAHo.-Late news from
every portion u idaho says that fresh dis
scoveries are being daily made of gold and
silver quartz lodss and Of from good to rich
placer diggings. Several large Quartz mills
have lssely reached the Boise and owyhee
districts, which win be quickly put up and
started to work. Dull times at present pre-
vail in ordinary mining and trade, but
brighter times are promised. The quartz
mills on Grimes creek, a few miles above
Hogsem, are steadily and probably worked.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

A COLONIAL YIrw.-In an article refer
ring TO the destructive cruise Of tic Shcnan-
doah among the Arctic whaling fleet, tho
Victoria Chronicle says:
Should she tthe Shenandoah, enter our
harbor We are bound to extend to her every
protection which the law requires, but ever,
right-thinking man will agree with w in
saving that the sooner her career and the
feeling engeudered by it are buried in Oh
livion the better.
DErARTED.-Rcv. +. II. pearne and fanli-
IL left Portland for the Fast ON FRIDAY last
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

FINE PLuas.-Daring the week we received from
Nh. L. Burkhart some bOughs Of plum trees
heavily laden with the delicious fruit which wero
grown in the fne orchard of that gentleman a mile
or two from town. The boughs betokened 4 most
prolific yield, and the plums were Of excellent ia
vor and quality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.


We shal scna ages and single numbers of
our paper Ofthis week and next to prominent Dem
ocrass ana friends in various places. We request
those te whom packages are sent to distribute
copies of She psPer to their neighhors with a vie"
to getsng mp subscription lists. II those who re-
ceive single eepies- choose TO subscribe, they can
forward their address and money by mail or eS-
press at eur risk. If they do not SO forward their
orders We shah accept the failure to do 50 to signi-
fy thasSaey DO not wish to subscribe, and accord
" win Rot send any moro copies to their address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
TowN ANp ooUNrY MATTERS.

sRRIors AecrprSr-JOhn Davis. a youn man
of about 20 years of age, the son Of Caleb Davis,
of Peoria precinct, was severely injured on Thurs
day last, while engaged in driving a team with a
heavy load of eats, about Eve miles above Peoria.
The horses took fright ran away, and young Davis
was thrown from the wagon. The wheels passed
over his body. breaking one of his ribs and infiet-
ing serious internal injuries lie was very low
when last heard from on Saturday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Religious Notice.

The 10Th Annual Meeting Of the Sloan Associ-
alton of Regular Professionalism Baptists viii be
held at the School House. near Thomas Affords,
on Muddy creek. three miles northwest of Harris
burg. commencing on Friday, the 1st day Of Sep
TENDER. aud continuing the two following days. A
general attendance is requested.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

THE srrAsrR Ecno.-This new opposition
steamer reached Albany last Monday noon from
Canemah, notwithstanding the low stage of water.
She viii run here regularly hereafter during the
season. She runs well. is of very light draught,
and Capt. Bell strives to accommodate passengers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

LIFE ISsuRAscE.-Joseph Lord, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S, messenger, who was lost in
the wreck of the Brother Jonathan, had an
insurance for 1900 on his life, which sum
now roes to his wife and family. Mr.. Rich
ards. Of Richards & M'cracken, also lost on
the sane steamer, had an insurance for
IS 900 on his life. He left a wife and seT=
eraI children.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

SHocKING.-We find in the last Statesman,
under the head of " Died," " the notice of a
death. with this request added; Union
paners of Rock Island, Illinois, please
COPY Can intolerance and political big
otry go farther?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

AkaTxnzASD DErAnrUnEs.-For the six
months ending JAY Is Aere arrived at
San Francisco. from domesta and foreign
parts II, asp passengers, o whom ], 793 were
Chinamen. Of departures there were 10,90e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

WE'LL DONE. We learn from the Eugene City
Review that Mr.. Philip Mulkey, father of Henry,
who was lately released from Fort Vancouver, gave
a largedinner party at his residence in Lane county,
to about ono hundred and City persons. in honor of
his sons return last Saturday. It was q joyous.
cheerful occasion, aud reflects great credit upon
the good old man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

A Coon MorEMENT.-The 0%regonian says
it is proposed by som of the wealthy capital
lists of Portland to build and put on a line of
ocean steamships between that port and San
Francisco. We hope the thing viii be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

wHEAT-As yet. pe-e,iieve. no regular market
price has been put upon the new wheat Very
little is offered fer sale. Some smarlloss have been
sold IN town At 81 per bushel. but this Is not to be
taken as the market pri0s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

New pxFLLlxes.-Ia every secfieR Of the town
new dwellings, are gong up, and still the demand
for residence houses continues. It IS no exaggcr-
sstion for Us 70 say that Albany has doubled IN the
number q houses in the last two years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

GRAlS co1lSs IS-The farmers are hauling IN
a good deal Of wheat to town noS-s-days. cra~-
ford-s mills getting tie bulk Ct II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
IN TIsE
W ashington.

". B.-We request that our friends in towns not
included in the above list viii suggest to us the
names of reliable persons who will consent to act
as Agents for the paper. We wish to haFe an
Agent in every post Office district in the State and
in the Territories on the enasr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

BRIck sToREs-Three or four new brick stores
are now nearly completed along the main business
street in Albany. and we hear of others that are
soon to be commenced upon. Two years ago there
was enc brick s.OFe in the town; now there are
sever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

PERsoSkLa TsTEILIcEscE.-We sec Judge Pow
ell on the strest OCCASIONALLY lie Is as pretty as
ever. He appears to be one Of the " short hairs ,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

Jozx c. BKEcElSziDoE.-Late advicss re-
port this distinguished rebel to have sailed
from Havana, July 9Th. for Europe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

FuESlruR1-Read the new advertisements Of
J. H Upton. Furniture Dealer and Manufactures,
in this paper. lie sells livery low prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for TIE STATE RionTs DEpo-
GRAFT, aud to receive and receipt for subscriptions
to the paper:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Ho, For Great Rargains!!

AAVs AV1 " CdNN A&S
AT THE
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
USHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AVAIL HIM.
self of this method of informing the public
that he has on hand. and is constantly receiving
fresh supplies of the best quality of
FURNITURE
His stock will consist of
BUREAUS, ~BEDsTEADs, Plain and
LOUNGES. Fancy.
SOFAS. TABLES. ROCKING CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, PARL0R and
KITCHEN CHAIRS, dc, &c.
He is also prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Furniture, of a quality and style not to be sur
passed in this Valley.
PULU, PULU MATTRESSES and PILLOWS, :
Kept on hand and for sale at a low figure. No one
heed forego the luxury of a nice SOFT BED
Superior to feathers-when such an one can be had
for the Low Price of Sixteen Dollars !-or a suff-
cheney of Pulu for a Bed for from six to eight
dollars.
Also, constantly on hand, a large assortment of
RAWHTDE CHAIRS.
have also a general assortment of cabinet fur
nishing goods, such as Varnishes, Oils. TuTpentine,
Glue, Sand-paper. Tacks, Finishing Nails, Butts,
Screws, Casters, etc.
Also, COFFIN TRIMMINGS of all kinds, lower
dElu Oh uettSI dudlHy tudH chH Uc Il cISeNhSAS
aboYe Portland. Also Turkeys renowned "
washing Machine,
Which, for genuine utility, durability and sim
plicity of construction stands justly at the head o.
all the apologies for machines that have been
thrust upon the market Also, the celebrated
Universal Clothes Wringer,
Of various sizes ON hand and for sale cheap.
Please give me a call, and / will not fall out with
you if you should fail to "buy me out"
J. II. UPTON.
Albany, August 14th. 1865. augl4tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.
Thos. Roxee. Newspaper Agent

San Francisco. is authorized to receive Subscrip-
tions and advertisement for THE STATE RIGHrs
D~RMocRAT. and to receipt therefor.