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AII"IIDN NOTICES.

ATIEADTNtAl,I.'N >ALs-bA\tI~
,e,I. si,urday,. Na-cT l., a, ociocs on prcul.e,,
z-sior, sud higt tsemeui house .hrtiase no.
mote iur-overn 'uis, ant oae- .nsfier ecr f1uh'
location hamilton t. .econi 3 iiom st Hn!
t ~, 1 mp ~ .a , ,S5 leIs o
eus take s'ase irotn Hunter foini, run. -
without reserve. Particular tIqui.c euctohe-l'
o'itc, 10 Br0adway. go
A rC1ION NOTICED CASES BOOTS
~ shoes 70 b. sod a suction on Aoud,, Ma,rs
& ,UNs, So ~ Cortland IT. II
DAVID u. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL
:, Sc tar DAY a. Os oe.o.iM e1 5l,B'ss
) ar aad oyster count H. tables chairs &c -
nOCKs AND SLIPS. HOUSES, MARkET
~ Cellars AM 9th = opcr,y belonging 20 Tho Cor
poreou Vt the CT, l New lort. TO be- sssed At p1'
troiet viii GU thursday. ihe g,h April rs. d "
O'clock AM At the Civ Hall. Jesse, on bids =. public
suction 20 NJ sid .hp. ho'st' mS.to, sO'fs 'ul
the let day OF Nay ,'5 CstAo-ie,, contsinine ths
upon agPiaaiion 10 ,,s Co sc,or Of tty Gcveuo II
| ~. once. MA ItkW, bEhNN AS, ,t.mp.
tour'roiiors ONCE, Mach C. 1900. -"
L'ERRY FRANCHISES At AUCTION,
At the tty Hal on rhu-fav April %. 1875, st
y O'Clock ", viii be- sold At pgnuc auction. 20 10
O ten year. forn the i.t Va, OF Nav. 1855, the cye
Of he ferry Ne uoa ct bshei a. u The io't oiW uit'
Of the ferry NJ nov e.abiished from The loot OF BAR
clay street to liotobcn, y - tho lesse NJ mo ran
chise NJ the fern ~ nov established from ihu q -
ig,h 81. EK. " urecupoinf, l., T. The sail several
| terry Leases vii Pc sold. with at the nh prv'-
lssvs aud s4vantarss thereof he1nut g. fu' tD.fc-
| alton OF ~, Cit OF Ne~ Work Terms and conditions
Of sAe NAV De- hNi on app.'fuon AZ the Cong -TolyTs
Dhcr. ~ oHdrt u She tonr.- oucir o. the rluA ng
| Fund. MATTHEW T bRENNNS. ComTtrclc. 90
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCT., WILL SELL Tbs
4'i. day l0S ociurE, At salesroon, - Nassau a.,
general assortment ri houfehod furniture. sofas,
chai.s bureaus NH.hstAnds hed-tead-, u at'rsI. -
lounge. book cac.. cAH chandelier pier rlNrs,s ID
| hand haruu.a Sc SC. Is
| pAWNRROKER'S SALF-H SCANLON
! L viii sell 90 C,riuine =, on March Yqth. .
general es-orment ~ untodeemel p edges ~ bv or
| der OF r. " INhlNN. l.P a.
Is i J. BOGART, AUCTS., WILL SELL
- tbs da, NJ D. ocloca, st The Auction room
| NoftN William ~. n io' Of cheap ..f.u. t, a.
tlIies chains, carp,'. bcdsteads beds and bedding,
| Gr, h'l''td tglir. OLD p,Anus, Sc.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUC'TE. Office 4
| w East Bfondwaf, sells On N9udtt, 2th iuit. a
30 o'clock the er'iro siocN eud frturca Of tho r,
goods stoie 80 2sf Third ave, utlr gJi A. cone 30
Of me 1uocs dCltr' tIHt.s, fame dfes- ru,s. "a
| aud plain Nsr NOS While and uuNies ned, mu. ia
shavIs, ta4Inst-. Id, table linen, genie o. uggsu
clo-i'. trimming, tc Al counter, store 70 W ls-
| &. &c. "tf
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
ellie, aud Health to Your Children.

80. =, ,,.i,L a., No,r ,Ltidrcn
,,.,.-'--,. ...,.t.,. 80. TO- ctut,., 70.
MIS- Nlhso" o"''"'"N '''uP We '"'
leves the child from pain, iuyieorater the stomach
and boSes, oorec's Aeidity aud Wind chonc lei-
Va. Nv .afe Ia all capes ~ million. Of mother, can
-, 90. 4, g., . A.,
te'tiiy. % cents uo'ue' 'r''s' - Ivy =" Wv
1oiA' ana 20 'ii-n '''''''' i'''''''' ". '''' -
" Muftkn Washington y iInir he,iorer - n
-, -. -. .t -, L., ,,,a-tc, d. b,ir ,i,,s..r
P''''' SUI ''- ''o - " ~
and hair combined In one sold every
,yh.r. ID B,-pp, 4 TO u Park Row aPent 322
sim. N, ,bntnrte, -s.e The Pictorial
- -,
PhTeuolosica journal i'r JM' l'n' anu mn'''
With Physingnonv, Phrcn1logy, Ply -Oloey, Fthnoi-
ocy and Psychology All Double Numbe~-Ampy
ma .,,s,.i "a, SLIME Of ChArarer and How To Read
~ -, = A., -.
Them. sent by return tOst l"I w elH' ny he'He
Fowler & Weu' ''' hio"l""' y ! '''
stop TINT ~crnI ching and use W hcuton's
u.h niu,,,.,, IA c,te. It,b and salt Eheuu In
to-ty..isht hour, aud all eruption. OF the s1in Sold
>, % n,,,.,i., ls
'' 700
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ARTICLES FOX SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

AT 7-PAWNBROKERST TICKETS B,ugh,
THOR diamonds VHtchez leWelry, guut p.a.o.s sil.
NAe, nm &C, ami the highest pu,,s paid by .p-
plvlug a. ~ bletcAer ~, up stalls. 81
A SPECIAL MELTING OF THE STOCK.
n holders Of the Sew ok Central d.nins AID
Mineral COMPANY will be held a. tuc.r alice In Nv
loTA Cay, On SATURDAY, March 2ttA, 4,r5 Is, order
Of lie fieEaeht. btD, Il. kELLElL 50. lttAiy
Sow J ora, March llsA, 1873 I'D
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BRiGuAH Yousu, 80 y recent sermon, SAID The
Nurth ptays that their swords msy strike into tne
hearts OF every Teutl, and l say Amon Aud
tho south pruys that We Noru may be- ,ut
down 0n . thousand cattle uelds, and again say,
AIueni
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pAWNBkOkER'S SALF-H. SCANLlN
viii sell 90 Carnine -, on 81 .rch Yeth. .
general as-ortment NJ unfodeemei p edges 0v or
der OF ,. " NAlNN. j. T.. a.
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CARPETS, CARPETs.-I HAVE REpIC.

CARPETS, CARPETS.-I HAVE REDUC-
- = me price, OF my cap n, from % c.s 10 =
}"!i, have also the lar,tst Assortiutut ~ Fu.ui.
tr-u to be found In tie cry thai VIII cio.s u.t 4,
very low lHlttt, -l .y-s NSITa-tai ~ Iep tseutsd
ltNkf %. FARRELL 2o,, 100, aud III 18Th 81
COZ. N.A ave, -,
HAND RAILING AND STAIR BUILDING
~ sroa, lla East 7th - near 81 ave AIS luiIt
I.,.4dlns al 40 crAlA from g 10 ~ pu. sts,. cav
~ al Ialis about sly per sep, IOr sal, lLeaL,
iVI sAIs. knQpIis u shVp 40
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- & J. BpGART, AUCTS., WILL SELL
- tlis day nj oelocs, st the Auction room c l
NoftN William ~. iO' Of CluHp ID. lI .f.U. 90,
table, chains CARPETS. bcdsteads, beds and bedding,
Gr, hilh'rd tgll, ola piAnos, Sc.
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCT., WILL SELL Tus
4'i.day, l0S o'eurt, At saesrooin, - Nassau a.,
General assortment of houfehold furniture, soins,
cha.s, bureaus va.hstsnds, bed-tead-, .auruI. -
lounges book cacs. cAs chLndoitrs, pier flNs's ID
hand harnusa Sc. Sc. Is
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A rC1ION NOTICED CASES BOOTS
- Aui shoes O. b. sold ~ auction on AoulN, Mar"b
goth - IS o.. Ok ~ the store Of Z. = PAksONs
sons, No. n Cortiaudt It, VI
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- se l. this day. At lU.a O'Clock, At II Thompson
-. the ~nta 81 saloon, consisting o. lccr ~ up-
ar a1d o~,tct count IL. tables, chairs &c. -
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hORsEs. CARRIAGES nc.

DJ SISESS WAGONS OF EVERY KIND
- constantly on hand, made 10 the tost manner.
You vii tiui 'his place as favorable that
w found aud every article sArrAu cd represe ted
srEMAEI'5 Factory, 300 1t, between Broadway
and 9Th ave, t1W
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

with that right. An Abolition Legisla-
ture at a regular session, passed an inta-
nous test oath Act. Democrats repudi-
ated and disregarded that they will
treat with far less courtesy or ~considera-
ton an Act to ~disfranchise hundreds of
their fellew-citizens from the sacred free
mans right of voting.
If the Governor wants to call an extra
session, however, for the purpose OF I'M
mediately repeating the odious and intol-
Grant Sunday law of wiping out OF ex-
istence the whole of the present abomina-
bic Code, and performing other equally
necessary and wholesome legislation, the
Democracy and all w~ell-disposed citizens
will not grumble so much over the great
additional expense the extra session Will
impose upon the State
If it is to establish Negro Suffrage in
Oregon the extra session is called, we
have only again to point to the Constitu
ton of the State, and rewark that tn,
Democracy win abide BY and insist upoT
its provisions, and net submit to any eur
tailment of or addition to the instrument
As to the proposed amendment to thu
Federal Constitution, the Democracy ear,
not a rush what the Legislature may dc
-AANhaua no more practical
effect upon slavery or upon uu5 vrr.
States than it might over the course an,
disposition of the planets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14
THE DAILY MAIL RESUMED.

Last Wednesday morning, Mr.. d. w.
Wakefield, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
operator at thb place, brought to us the
very welcome Intelligence that the Daily
Overland Mail had been restored to Ore
gon, to commence at once. In common
with our fellov-citizens, we have since
gladly realized the correctness of his report.
The California Stage Company, so the
telegraph ~infonns us, have concluded to
again take the contract at $225,000 per
annum, for the service. We are glad they
are to be the c%.rriers. That they are is
sufficient guarantee that the service will
be we'll performed, as they have so excel
lently performed it in the past. And
here, it is but justly due the drivers,
Messrs. Weller, Drew and Dunn, who have
during the MAI suspension so kindly and
generously taken nj packages from here
to points along the route, to tender them
our warm thanks for this service. 1t was
an accommodation both to us and GU sub.
scribers, for without this assistance we
cnnld not have forwarded our papers out
side of the county, nor to scio, Lebanon
Brownsville and Pine, in the county. II
future the mails will be open to US, yeI
We shall not forget these past kindly acts
During the period OF suspension it ma
have happened that some of our subscri
bers in various parts of the State have no
received the numbers regularly. Ii so W,
much regret it, but we wish to assure then
we have taken every means possible o
practicable to serve them. If papers hay,
been lost, or at least not received, there
fore, the fault rests not with US. Blu
henceforward we apprehend nc troubles o.
on this score The resumption of the mai
will be a guarantee against the Recurrence
+, of such evils.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14
Guerrilla Tactics.

The Reporter of last Saturday furnishes
the following paragraph. which serves to
show how the two cnlrf Guerrilla leaders
manage to prosecute their electioneering
for the Senate out of the Government
funds. They may get "~stealings" from
the Treasury, and presses too; but they
cannot, either of them, get to the Senate
from Oregon, by Democratic votes at least +:
4 Nice SPEcuLATIoN.-At a recent session
Of Congress an appropriation of so, 900 was
made to procure fruit trees for the Warm
Springs Reservation. The trees were pro-
cured off Jim Nesmith's farm, sent up the
Columbia river AMI left to rot at Umatilla.
Not one of them was ever planted. Mes. has
got the money and is now using it to procure
his reelection to the Senate. Mes. and
Harding also got Bush an appropriation OF
so, 900 for the old Oregon statutes lost on the
Northerner-most of the statutes printed By
Bush was a private speculation. Congress
has paid for them. This sum of So, DOC
fraudulently procured from Congress at a
time of great national distress, is now being
used by these two worthless to purchase press
es-to currupt men of influence in neighbor-
hoods, and to buy their way into the United
States Senate.
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The kentucky Election.

notwithstanding all the military inter
ference and Federal outrages to defeat the
Democracy of Kentucky, and to carry the
Negro Equality amendment to the Con-
stitution, the old party has succeeded in
electing five out of the nine Congressman
and also have a clear, working majority in
the Legislature-of six in the Senate, and
fourteen in the House. The following are
the names of the Members of Congress
elected
Democrats-1st District. s. Trim
BILE I'd Distriet-B. G. Ritter; 3dDistrict
Henry Grider; 4th District-Aaron
Harding; 7th District-G. S. Shanklin
Abolitionists-5th District-Gei. Ros-
seau; 9th District-Green Clay Smith
9Th District-W. Fl. Randall; 9th Dis
trict-Samuel Mckee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

OVERLAND DISPATCHES.
DATES TO OCTOBER 4.
ror;,r Movemcnfg.

AZ
Now York. Oct. 1.-The Times says that there
was a million in bonds forwarded by the steamers
which sailed Saturday, for the embryo Irish Re
public. Ii is said when the bonds reach there the
movement in Ireland will assume g more definite
form. A printed proclamation from here will be
sent throughout Ireland. The British Government
claims to have knowlcdgeof the whole proceeding,
and will station war vessels at Queenstown to see
to and search all freight and passengers.
General News.
Washington. Oct. DR.. Gwin wasSarrested by
order Of the President, at New Orleans, and placed
in Fort Jackson.
1t is believed that n formidable combination ex-
lists to force through Congress a bill for at least a
partial assuIn ption of the rebel debt.
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 20.-The Convention
adopted a memorial asking the President to grant
a general amnesty o. pardon, and to withdraw all
Of the Federal troops. The State Constitution and
amendments were adopted.
New York, Oct. Sit seems that the result o.
the North Carolina election is not an ~overwheln
ing Union triumph il many localities. Davis anC
Vance arc elected over the Union candidates.
There are rum0rs of Ministerial changes and re
forms in france ; more liberty TO the press.
The Times learns that the emigration project II
| Brazil of Southern men is abandoned.
Adyices from Constantinople say the late FIRE IL
that city destroyed between 5000 aud T0oe houses
More than 100 palaces, S mosques, and : churehe
were consumed.
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in ohio.

The Ohio Democratic State Convention
met at Columbus, Aug. oath, and after a
most harmonious session put forth a clear,
bold State Rights platform, and a good
ticket, as follows For Governor, George
W. Morgan Lieut.. Governor, William
Lang; Supreme Judge, 2. Van Trump ;
Treasurer. Geo. Spence; Attorney Gen
eral, D. N. Wilson School Commission
er, Ii. II. Barney; Clerk Supreme Court,
D. S. Dana. Eloquent speeches were
made by Geo. IL. Pendletou, c. l.. Val
landigham, Ildge Ranney, and others.
The Kentucky and Virginia resolutions
of 179S were n.afirmed. The Crisis says
the Democracy have entered upon the
canvass with better feeling and more Wig
or than for years before. There is now
no division-ihe Long ticket having been
withdrawn, and the whole Democracy o.
the State stand united. God grant then
a. glorious victory.
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that inc 80; and that 4 frustrated, this affair
ana N AN nal's ali such hopeless c9nspiraeieA The
womb ehi a. then given against the prisoners,
evidence va were i~destidcd as connected With
' 'Se sa p ss:sa Fs sls s ssssq, ss.5 19s - ss.si
was still penn,ns n nation Of six Of tbslW11ans at
days; r. n.atle Yesterday. e~ridenaaoTas put in
. G@Slin that tba. the PLOT Of the renians Vase the
. mo aa aat;1iiitu and aristocracy and laed owners, and
to . ASSASSIN ate them all in the srsaa,9g ,, gu. q the
febeiiion: nsejnation The linen uau Tfaetur-
name pa. wnr = - he called on to give material aid to
s snnp mgg' the h. cause e under threats of Termination
aaPPofn 9 nc,tiau Of their property If they refused
to do SO. The evidence Of treason against the
nr;.nnnrs Is said b be the most comPiee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14
European Intelligence.

Queenstown, Oct. 1.-The Fenian prisoners were
brought before the Police Magistrates at Dublin
yesterday. Among the number was the editor
and proprietor of the Irish People newspaper.
Barry, counsel for the Crown, made a long speech.
He said that within the last fortnight E3 500 had ar
rived from America to be expended in revolution
izing, and that by that days mail the Government
had intercepted q letter for one of the prisoners
named Lapper containing a draft for f4IO on the
house of Rothschild, and several other letters con-
tanning bills of exchange. One of the prisoners
had made two hundred pixies. Numerous revolv-
ers and breastplates were also found in possession
of the prisoners connected with the Irish People
newspaper. He quoted an incendiary paragraph
urging the employment of force, from a number Of
that paper which was about to be issued wher
seized. Barry concluded his speech by asserting
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

To Recent New SUBscRIBERs.-By mail
received from Portland last Tuesday, before
the restoration of the Daily Mail, we. got a
number of letters-from Ruby City, Auburn,
Umatilla, Walla Walla, Astoria, St. Helens,
Forest Grove, Lafayette, Oregon City, and
Notwithstanding orders for the paper.
Some of these were dated early in Septem-
Der. We desire in this manner to make
known to our good friends who sent these
orders that, though tardily enough the mail
brought them to us, they have been at last
received, and will meet prompt attention.
Some Of the back numbers are requested by
several of the new subscribers we are unable
to furnish.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

THE DEMOCRATIC REFIEw.-In our last is
sue. owing to absence in attending the State
Fair, we inadvertently omitted 70 notice the
first appearance Of the Democratic Review,
the paper consolidated from the Eugene City
Reyiew, Salem Arena and Olympia Nv. IT,
DemocfSt. and now established al Salem I'M
der the Management Of Messrs. Noltner,
Bellinger and Hicks. It is in size very nearly
as large as TEE STATE REoHTs DEnocRA7,
and its typographical appearance is very
neat. As a Democratic organ il promises to
be Of much benefit to the cause in Oregon,
and we wish for it a successful, prosperous,
long continued career in that line of useful
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

The AGRIcULTURIsr.-The first number of
this publication has reached Us. 1t presents
a very neat mechanical appearance, and is
filed with generally appropriate and ac-
ceptable reading matter. tits a semi onth-
ly, issued from the Oregon Printing and
Publishing Company Office, Salem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

INDIcArIvE.-The Idaho Statesman Abe
lition of a late date notices the visit there Of
Mr.. Bush and Senator Nesmith. The same.
paper of a subsequent issue contains a most
scurrillous attack upon Mr.. P. j. Malone,
editor of the Jacksonville Reporter, and also.
upon his family. 1t rehashes the old and
base lies and yillainous SANDER which Mr..
Bush's Salem Statesman used to publish on
Mr.. Malone and his u~noHending family. It
is easy to guess where the power behind the
paper was in this last instance. The Idaho
editor has simply disgraeed himself, not Mr..
Malone.
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pacific Coast Dispatches.

r.-uosc, October S.-Tbe earthquake did
some damaoe Mt San jose and Santa 1Fuh, Dnt uP
,o this time We have not heard Of any one peing
= ;urod Il vas not felt at Visaiia or Los Angeles
fletcher S.-The heaviest shock Of an
oo-+Lanake ever felt in this place was experienced
a. IoefE p n to-day. The shock seemed to pass
from nor.b To south. There vas no damage done
rs far as VIC can learn.
petaluma. October S.-Two severe shoeKs OF an
, Le :. oB;ckIv succeeding each other, were
exnerienced here to-day at a quarter past P. NJ,
nrnduc;ng the greatest CONSERVATION Almost every
ono v,shed into the street. Inc ffpfaloN Helc
from tie sorthwest to The southeast
San Francisco, October l0;-no a.. aaa assots - lam me
Eage Is repozted u TINS cry ii'N
earthquake On Sunday ,
San Francisco, October Ie.-Ife overland man
70 0regan- Which was suspended a month ago. IS to
Ebe resumed, commencing to-day me s4nIornl@
stage Company have come 10 - -
Icept the Government offer, ana carry = MAA ~
Five thousand dgllars in gold coin was yesterday
RENTED by telegraph from the feefHns In this city
to their brethren in the East fer the benent OF the
fIe rates Of fare to New York by the sieamsh'p
Noses TAYLOR. which sails on the l3th Insts have
been fixed as follows First cabin Si5oi second
Ecabin so Storage So
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons
Eof tbiv state commenced its annual session in the
Masonic Temple Of this city at 10 ocpek yesperdas
Over 200 delegates are present
Several buildings, including one a; the southeast
corner Of Battery and Washington streets, are to
be torn down and rebuilt. Tie City tau L 70 De
strengthened by means OF anchors, etc
legal tenders 72@724c- Stocks generally low
CT than yesterday.
The body u bsi.adier Gen. Wright vas found
floating in the water al Bay-Flat, near sbelts.
Cove, in Mendocino county.'I56 miles or more
from the spot whore the Inflated steamer was
wrecked. The body was much decomposed but
was fully identified by the name on his clothing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14
Pennsylvania Democracy.

The Democracy of the old Keystone
State at their late State Convention adopt
ed a plain, emphatic States Rights plat
form, and re-afirmed the Kentucky and
Virginia resolutions. This is the true
style of Democracy. There can be no De-
mocracy without State Rights.
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Democratfc Nreeting.

The Democracy of Lane county will
assemble in Mass Meeting at the Court
House in Eugene City, o. Saturday next,
Oct. 21st, at / o'clock P. NJ. A big turn
out may be expected. The Lane county
Democracy never lag in the good work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

JOHNSON MEN.-A body of men in
Maine, calling themselves Democrats, met
in what they termed a State Convention,
and pledged their support of President
Johnson's policy. They were not Demo-
crats-but Abolitionists in disguise. AS
well might the Apostles have called
themselves Christians and sustained the
Devil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

SAN JUAN 1sLAND.-A company of troops
has been sent to San Juan Island. We are
glad to learn from this that the Government
has not already surrendered the island to
Great Britain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

FRoM UNION CouNrY.-The reports from
the gold and silver quartz lodes about Eagle
City on Eagle Creek, are most iattering.
twenty-five new lodes have lately been open
ed, all of which prospects richly. Assays Of
the rock show from 5000 to $500 per ton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

WELL ADvIsED-Arehbishop Kenrick
has informed the Catholic clergy Of Missouri
that they must not taka the oath prescribed
by the Abolition State Convention. The
reverend prelate has acted nobiE. 1t is an
infamous cath, and strikes at all denomina-
tons who prefer to worship God rather than
the Abolition idol who believe more in the
Gospel than in Negro Equality. It sinks
true religion below political belief, and
would degrade the elergymen into miserable
pulpit politicians. Good clergymen of every
denomination denounce, seorn. and refuse %
take the oath. No good man can take it land
remain GOOD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

MONTANA ALI RIeHr.-Again the Demo
Gratis of Montana have been victorious, in the
election of Mclean, their candidatef for Dele
gate to Congress. He has a large majority
over Epson, his Abolition competitor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14

CoLUMBlA TRADE.-The 0regonian says
over a thousand tons Of freight have been
shipped up the Columbia river from Port
land since Oct. lst, and the trade continues
very active.