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FO TT T ZR S
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
p Q w = Z r S.

THESE Powders have proved after trial Of several
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in The chief sHperiorfsy ii these powders arise
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laxative elects arudezrcIn the sfonae ald ntestne
The tonic gives y The yssem q ths Horse and
the purifying medicines contained IN Thea cleanse the
blood, and lay The Foundation for vigorous 9nd healthy
circGasi9n The se q then improves the wnd trength
ems AHs fe the horse ne smooth CLOS
sy skntans osng the Appearance vigor snd spr
it Of this noble animal
Ihese powders are not intended, most powders a.
70 oloat the animal to give him the appearance o
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and promote his general health.
These powders viii strengthen the stomach and ipte
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. healthy state They are sure prevention o Lung
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few doses of these powders viii remove the worst coub
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The Specific Pill

Is not a Homeopathic Remedy, does it contain Hey
cury Iron, Conthdrides' or any injurious Ingredient
SEND FOR CIRCULAR aHa III ~
-Price-$1 per boa, six boxes (when ordered AZ
onee) S.. Sent BY Mall Sold Wholesale and Retail af
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j. WINCHESTER, SO John Street. N. Y.
oct21,'64-1y.
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MICH CoWa-

The properties this powder possesses in increasing
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vane which should place it in the hands Of every person
keeping COW. In fattenng CATTLE il gives them an an
petite loosens their hide aad makes them thrive much
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BANNVART'S TROCHES.

For the care Of Hoarseness, Throat Diseases, DC,
are especially recommended to Ministers, Singers
public.
Read the following
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A farm in Bedford township, owned by Jno. H. Rush
about four miles from Bedford, containing 1s0 acres
about so cleared with log house log barn and other
oHtbuildings thereon erected also apple orchard
thereon. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
A T TO AUGUST a4th.
Yellow Fever in EIavana---AHai-s in
Texas.

New Orleans. Aug. 5.-The Galveston Bulletin
of the 4th says yellow fever was prevailing 70 a
considerable extent at Havana. and the proportion
of deaths was greater than usual.
The Heralas Galveston correspondent says that
Provisional Governor Hamilton reached that placg
July 2lst, On the 25tli he issued u proclamation
to the people announcing his appointment by the
President. and foreshadowing his course of proce-
dure in the performance of his duties. lie men
lions no time for election or canvention, but says
they will be held as soon as practicable. He mott
fics Texans of the dclusion under which many OF
them are lahoring that slavery still exists. inform
ing them that slavery is eiieetually dead, and that
if they fail to treat the negro as less than a free
man, their representatives will in vain seek adnlis.
sion into Congress.
The army woim is threaten NJ enti1e dastruaior
to the cotton crop in Galveston county, Texas. ~
Washington. Aug. 6.-The General commanding
the Department Of Texas is enjoined to a strict and
faithful observance of The instructions heretofore
issued, which require him to forbear from any
show of intervention on war between France and
the sovereign power of which Junrez continues t
ha rccOrniycl as chief
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
Ohio Politics.


The Abolition organs in Oregon refer
to the division made in the Democratic
party in Ohio, but very studiously refrain
from~saying q word in reference To the
Trouble in their own party ranks ia that
State. The truth is that the action Of
late Abolition State Convention in Ohio
Disguised the radicals, anu they :trc not
backward in saying as much. The Cleve-
land Leader, il very influential radical
organ, says of the PLATFORM put forth ly
the Convention:
Our objection To tho Platform les net in
what il says, hut in what ii fails 70 shy. We
locked for a boll and explicit declaration
from the Convention on the subject OF te.ro
suffrage in the South end of equal suffrage
for whites and blacks in the State of Ohio.
We are disappointea that it has@llot 50 de-
clarel. This question cannot be dad@"lt
1t has been sprung upon the scoPle by the
collapse of tlicrchrllion, end il must be- met.
State Conventions may ignore, politicians
may eNade 1t, hut the people will discuss and
decide it. II is irrepreSsille. II eomes. mp
in the press, in the pulpit, in private an-
yersatian. 1t is The issue-almdst the oB{g
isSue-of the day. We regret, therefore,
that the State Convention did not declare
itself explicitly and unmistakahly upon il.
One of the Ohio papers tells how the
platform resolutions were put through
the Topyention. MS fellows:
The character of the resolutions was page-
fully kept concealed FROM the radical eIssnfnt
in the Convention. until they were read, aud
they were finally put through the e'oiyrhtion
hy II call of the previous question rs sooll Is
they were presented. thus cutting Of debate
and the Offering IF additional rcsoluti NJ
giving ornc decided expressions upon Tire
question if reconstrirtion apl negro suf-
fragc.. With great difficulty a minority re,
port. giving expression tu the views Of the
radicals, was prevented, and finally u com
premise was effected by Inserting il the res.
I%olution r~eaainning the doctrine of the Dee.
~iaration Of Independence, and. implicitly,
the sentiment that "all men were l1rn free
and equal.%
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

THAT's ALL RIGHT-We acknowl-
edge the receipt of a letter from Mr..
Thos. Smith, Of the Arena Office, explain
ing the us of the no-n-appearance of
any notice of THE STATES RleHrs DEM
ocRAT IN the last issue of that paper.
The editor, c. B. Bellinger, Esq, had
written the notice and given. it to the
printers, but it was inadvertently omit
ted-a mistake that was much regretted
by those in the Office. Mr.. Bellinger had
gone to the coast for health and recrea-
ton, and is in no way at fault. Wemen-
ton the matter more for the sake of the
Arena folks than for our own. They
meant well-so it is all right.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Posr OFFICE MoNEY 0RDERs.-Fhe au.
thority to issue money orders, agreeably to
the provisions of an Act passed by the last
Congress, has been extended to the follow
ing Post Offices on this coastal to deposit
attic San Francisco Post office: Portland
Oregon; Sacramento, Marysville, Stockton,
Sonora, San Jose, Nevada City, and Los An.
gelos-california; Virginia City, Nevada
We hope the authority VIII soon be extended
to the Post Offices in the principal towns in
Oregon. and in Washington and Idaho Ter
~ritories as well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The withdrawal Of Gov. Low seems to
have the most happy eject upon the Union
party in California, and the hopes of the
eoppeaheads are frustrated
So yau say. Now, here Is what the
San Francisco Flag, the leading Abolition
organ Of California, says:
Il Is not expected that the d~isorganizers
wn voluntarily quit the field. but II is be-
Eeved that ali the loyal and intelligent men
will withdraw from the ieaieTahipof faction
lists whose motives are thoroughly selfish,
aud whose aim is the DISCRIMINATION and
dissolution OF a party which nc, Ard them
selves unable 10 rule.
And N the San Francisco Alta is pub
Eshed a Boilers CALL" signed by $3.50
persons. Not a most happy effect upon
the Udion party in California, one would
think. after reading their V organs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
Tennossee Elocticns.

Nashville. Ang. At the Congressional clcc-
ton in this State, on Thursday, Campbell. opposi-
ton candidate, cafssd the city by 25l majority.
Maynard, of the knoSille District. and Cooper.
of the Shelbyville District Union candidates. have
majurities rs far rs heard From. and viii probably
be elected. Colonel Stoekes. Union. from Chattn-
nooga District, is ahead III far rs heard from. No
reports from West TcnBessee. The election in
Middle Tennessee passed OF quietly. No such III
tctest was manifested a%awas expected. Tho vote
generally is very light; over 1000 votes less than
are registered were cast in this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

LARGE YIELD OF BARLEY.-0n the ranch
ofMr. Smally Of San Lorenzo, Alamedacoun-
u, California, 1850 sacks Of 100 pounds each,
or les, 600 pounds Of barley, we're this year
harvested from 81 acres of land. This is
equivalent to "A bushels to the acre. The
seed was put in With a d-illing machine in
vented by Mr.. Smally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

ASswERzD FOR oREeoN.-Fhe oregonian
repeats the in~tezrogatory of the Sacramento
Union thus: What shall be done with the
Gopperheads - So far as Oregon is con
cerned ne can Gnswer-that the mass of the
voters intend to put them in power in the
State Administration next June, and it will
be the very best thing for the State and them
selves that can be done with the "copper"
heads Of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
DAVIS, CLAY AMI MITcHEL.-The New
YORK. Tribun4 of July 18th. saws:

York IFlDunE OF July IJUHi sUye'
JEFF. Davis is still strictly guarded, and no
visitors are permitted to see him. Glenn.
CLAY is allowed outdoor exercises, under the
surveillance of the officer of the guard and
two armed sentries. Clay greatly enjoys
these walks. and they are doubtless very bene-
efcial 10 his health, which was failing fast
from his close confinement. They will be
continued while they are deemed eficacious
in preserving the prisoners health and life.
Mitchell is said to be more morose than ever.
lie strides up and down his cell in his bare
feet. He has excellent shoes and stockings
at his disposal; but viii not wear them. His
health continues good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

DECLARED FOR NEGRO SUFFRAcE.-At the
late Convention of the various bodies of Non
Episcopal Methodists in Cleveland, Ohio, a
declaration was unanimously adopted in
favor of negro suffrage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Test oArHs.-The following question was
propounded to Edward R,ates of Missouri,
Attorney General under Dir. Lincoln, in re.
ference to the test oath for voters in the late
election in that State:
Should a man who believes the oath to be
unlawful, nevertheless take it, if he can do
so with a clear conscience, rather than be
robbed of his vote by q dishonest trick?
Mr.. Bates responded as follows:
l, myself, car take the oath without anv
consciousness Of having done wrong myself.
or any sense Of shame, except the humilia.
ton of yielding to an unlawful and unjust
demand, dishonesty made upon me.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Secretary of The Christian Commission, J. If.
shafter and others.
ne 2d regiment Eniicd atRyss Regulls artil-
ilcry. has been ordered 70 Call rnia from Fortress
Monroe.
lnr In. been appointed ef Of commissary Of
the Department Of tie Faefa".
Markets.
condleg. firm: sale Knapp's ut zoe; crauber-
r;o. 35c. Lard, quottble a 2fc; Coal oil, market
a., salcs standard 81 - aud mixed brands 81
On ,rr .ailoi ; SUGAR, crushed. I64.
rrndnee market without eiianec. Flour, extrs,
e., goa 20: srpeIfac. - i25G1Sj 30 p Dbl.
WLc,t -faerc Is more doing the market has set
t,el /, about 81 70 for good qualify at which
rr;rp 9 . sks changed hands. Since our last, also,
Ias50 No. .. 1875 and $50 do, wheat and sacks both
interior. NJ 81 - p 100 ibs. ~Barisy-snles of
l950 IL nj Il or and 700 do inferior sacks at
Isl 90 n 100 fhs. O1ts-Saies Of 10 SIS 81 S.
M$i G2I r looibs.
Tic Mining Stock Market is more active than
f3r some time Eeretnf"re..
LEGAL Tcudcr. s4G Ti4.
Private New York kilograms Indicate thai there
has been an active speculative movement In gold,
the price auctaating from i42 10 i46, between the
9th Of july and tie 18th Of August, on which
date it had r~elapsed to 49, Sterling exchange
was frmer. closing az l09 for banker bills On the
18th inst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

CRIME AND ITS CAusEs-In an ar
ticle about the increase OF crime on this
coast, the Statesman, laboring to account
for il in a way TO stain the Democratic
party, says:
II IS neither the want Of employment nor
the dearth of money, which has produced
such a crop of criminals. but that it is one
OF the fruits of the Southern Canfeleracy.
VIII the Statesman be good enough to
tel US if that little Kloptomania9 affair
Of Rev. c. II. Halls. in Portland, last
winter, Vas Of the fruits of the
Southern Confederaey?" We have Il
ways thought that when juries and courts
let really guilty criminals escape by tech
nicalities or abuses of the law. they Of
Tered a premium for the commission Of
further crimes. We might also cite the
larceny cases Of Rogers in Douglas eoun-
y. IN support of our view; but as Rog-
ers, Ike iIall, Is an Abolitionist. and was
tried before an Abolition Judge, by an
Abolition jury, eorefa1tg selected, the
Statesman might not think ii best to look
al the case. It Is something for good
citizens 70 reflect upon, however. that IN
der ABOLITION rule on this whole coast.
crime IS greatly on the inerease. Til.
vas not the case when the States and
Territories were under Democratic Gov.
ernmeRt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28


ont their Litcre=. lcnunciatinns on The negro. Tho
most stringent orders of Gen. Terry arc inadequate
10 mtet he growing ehnse.
Tho llernlFs spocial says II call for II National
r9ny rhliou. composed uftlree delcpates FROM each
rouete lenal bItict IN the country. to devise
mo st,r.. ~ sacngiug yatio, rriy1ef.1s f., ealarcA
pco,s L.. j. h,ine estaasiy.ly circulated. md .i.ncd
In i Portsmouth and ether plSc1@m La tern virginia.
Indian Affairs.
Washiarton, Aug. n The Secretary Of tac In
trior b lartassnt aud Commissioner 81 thu ladiuu
Brr.au. with othcr onleialt. have under i.lvi-e
meai She plnn ~ adiu tmcut at the ~reletiaus wuh
trlsos ia New Mexico. il IS rcpre4enteI that coy
tuiu propns t9prs from the Society If Friends have
b ca rec,ltci bs Ibis - apartment. which point. 10
certain reforms ii Government legislation n5w in
Vogue ~ tie Indian country. aud which asks the
Iprnfl #ee al AIDING the re- tinstueat trDpags d. H.
i sahi lint Stcetatg Harlan lee Jas evening for
I Philair!piia ni,lra yi.w Of pyrsoaal conSuliniioa
viii lie S~pricty.
Hcw York, 3u.. S. Senators Foster. Daol:t.le
aud Rn&s, s,nttp investigate Iulial aaair- in Ns%
Mexico a1l Colorado. have returned FROM tir
riains. While ahsrn'. they Investigated The Send
'tttk altar, and Informed the Indians interested
That the Government Ai<approvcl 81 CD. Cttiyiug-
tons action. They invited the Indians 10 tnctt
til"m ID 'rueil a Gov Creek. near Fort Lafnel,
Septcfahtg 10Th. and arrange terms Of peace.
iFayatllI- results an. sntirirst.l. Doll. samuqI
1appau. Of the Firt Colorado Cnt airy, ncco.hpa
iiel .t' Senatorial ieleeatian.
- f.s. ipe 30 : "IS4laSo1H
ma -"
; 'Pa' 0''Hets fss"iaihs me IhdiaHs III
-, -. 81. - IL ~ = - ~ : No. - pd'n
.r-.,ant IT. fe,,wa.iL,,i ~ g,,,,.t -. :.
lone I, rr,nis.s 49,. : .,a,a,i IT, 4 ~. fsnr.,,
:. 80. AZ. 49, .a,..t.
Gchcrat news.
NsS York. AUG. $. The Time pccial. dlspatch
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

A NEGREss Tor OF ALL.-0ne of theta
lures of the Fourth of July celebration in.
Cleveland, (ohio) is thus described by the
Plain Dealer: I.
Tone feature of the procession, we have
left to the last, as the most disgusting con-
ceivable. A large express wagon had seats
ranging around the outside, rising in the
form of a pyramid in the center. On these
outside seats were arranged beautiful little
girls, neatly and lastly dressed. filing the
seats toward the top of the pyramid, leaving
the one on the apex vacant. Upon this seal
was placed a negress. We say no more. Il
must have been extremely disgusting to any
one of a refined mind.n
How do our Oregon Republicans like the
arrangem mt? 9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

EMIGRANTs RETURNING.-Late advices
from Idaho Territory say that a large num-
Der Of emigrants from the Western boRder
States are returning to their old homes sthis
wear.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
Southern Soldiers in Maximilian's Army
y2kn c. Breckinridgc.

New Yort, Agg. 6.-Tne London Times cores
pendent say ;ae news from America is likely to
make a sti~ acres the channel. IL is believed here
that thousands * s~0utlkern soldiers are already in
the army of Maximiiiap, and that the Emperor
Napoleon finding such a body of recruits at hand,
will not be under the necessity of sending rein
forcements across the Atlantic.
John c. Breckenridge was expected IN London
July 2Sth. on. his way to Paris, accompanied by
several Confederate officers who it is supposed viii
volunteer for Mexico.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
NEGRO Troubles in Virginia. official.

New York, AE6-Tbe Tribune's Richmond
correspondent says evil spirits have been let loose
upon the United States since the unceremonious
aud Justly deserved fate of the late election was
MISUNDERSTANDING men and citizens together TO
waylay and assault every colored man they meet,
while elder heads universally adopt the plan Of
fighting our soldiers, and-at the same time Kissing