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bangor; Antiiies' ihesrups and A IA Roberts, Doak
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lowell H1 Seg.1 81 New ,s, York for salem
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T0sf.

In tho Streets Of his CRY .at out tan days $50,
IL plai1 gol braceiet marked ON the insiie m. w.
-. to M l. T.p Tee hndsr will b. hberaiiy rewr I'd
"a oy isav1ng II this office. june2- dive
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At Calcutta 9Th ult. ships Kate Prince, Libby for
Boston. ldg At 80 per ton; Golden Hi ID Davis. and
Auoabon, Thatcher, for DO. ldg; Naional Eagle,
conda. Pnrington; for do; Regent, namblem for
New Y0 f,sn sE kicad Busted kIows IePe In
Robinson; Ellsn Hood. Kilby; Martha Cobb P,Is,
6ury{ Hsiyetia, Warren: Gov Langdon, DAVIS;
S sapphire; Hatch; Roswell sprague Crosby: Kit
Cas'rn, Grower; CHRIS Hall. Freeman; Tiber .Arey,
ana Dashing Wave, Williams, unc.
"a. Az bomoay 18th ult ships Kaie Swanton, Bishop;
S 81 soule; Templar, Nickels. and Tha alta.
CID at Demarara 27th ut, brig Alexander Mill.
ken, Mil iken, st Jago
Ar az st John NIB 18th Inst, ship Progress, Wood
ward New YORK. s,.,.s. 10000 =. IA
CID. ships Uncle ice, sewall. and Harvest Queen.
Hutchinson, Liverpool.
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CT, UATED on the foutt erly corntr of DeeFipg
ENQUIRE Of ''~- 4. W. GAGE.
iue2ltf .-ts srI 1871 Como ercis st.
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SPOKEN,

April s. la 70 n. lon q W, ship Lizzie 5oafhsFd.
from London for Otago NJ
April 20. lat 0 70 s, Ion 28i ship Sunrise Luce fm
Callao for Vaenca Tor Cork ali we'll
Apr 28 lat 10 GO 5. lon "a IS, ship CeyoD, Woods
from Boston for Honolulu
4 May /, lat IL N, Ion 81 W, ship Garibaidi Rogers
rom New York for San Francisco.
May %, lat 40, Ion IS. ship Castillian cKenzis,
nom Liverpool for Phiiadelphia
Boston
May 80 lat AZ 10 n lon II 81 W, ship Naples, Pike,
from Shields for Singapore
jane 2. of Cape Clear, ship Atmosphere from
Liverpool for New York f.I
June 2 81 FasneE, ship New World, Bright, from
Liverpool for New York
June 3. PM, of the ekerries, ship Coringa. Hub
bard, from Liverpool for New York
June .. lat u -. lon IS as brig Gen Marshall, IA
days from Belfast, steering T.
June 10. lat AZ o. Ion 50 49, ship Ellen Austin, I'm
New York Tor Liverpool.
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Reporsea Reeaps..rs Of pseh T..rner.

IS ~ BALTIMORE, June 20.
hlchmond papers Of Monday say that Dick
captured on Sunday, and is now 10 one ~ The
cells Of Libby. T'9E1 f7Ts-N ~ :. sA =
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sTrRs


NJ Sch Charlotte, from Rockland before reported
ashore at Vineyard Sound, came on mornin 2 81 fhr
18th without damage and proceeded. ILL
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NOTICE TO MARINERs.

One Of Dabclps Fog Trumpets has been piaced of
Beaver Tai. which can be heard distance Of four
" five miles. This viii be great bent III to mari.
ners as the passage arfund Point Judith to w atch
Hi; Is one Of the most dangerous points on lho
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Relief q Health to Your Infants.

kseihei q Aeaath 70 Your Infants.
We havsput up and sold this article for over 30
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medicne-neUsr has IL failed ia single insfars e
70 eject cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT, On the contrary, all delighted with its
o. eraions, and speak in terms OF commendation of
Its magical effects an sTedica virtues We speak in
this matter what we do know, after 30 ears sx-
perience; and pledge our reputation for che yalsE-
ms"s " s0aas zoe here declare. In almost every in
stance where the in FAINT is sufsring from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen inmates
after the syrup Ia administered. ss sssi
Fun directions fsr using win accompany each bot
tie. None genuise unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
PERKINS, New ork, is on the outside wrapper.
Sod by all Druggiats throughout the world
Price only IS Gents per Bottle.
is- junessnd&w6m f14AT4
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AR at Liverpool 9Th inst. Endymion, Williams. fu
st John NIB; 7th. Hemisphere Benson do
Emit out 9Th, S smith, Pomeroy Tor Castine Me.
dibernia, Jansen, New fotk.
Emit out at London 9Th. Italia Russell, for Genoa
CID eh. John L Dimmock, Harvard, Port Phillip
and Geeong
Ar At Cardiff 9Th, Aberdeen. Goodwin, from Bar.
v SID i'm Shields sth ElviIa Owen. Oliver. for New
Ar at Calcutta April "a Ruterpe. story. Lfverpool:
z4sn, hosweh epragne, Crosby Rio Janeiro.
o.o I'M Legnorn eOth ult. Margaret Evans Trefry,
Nd Ar a. Gronstadt I'd inat Telegraph Jones. from
New York. -~-N-' 80
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AZ a. 9aIlmain April IL. Lapwing, Lane, Mel.
OV VA IAN; 4 Hale. Novel;, London.
pa 10Th, florella Peabody, England
London. may -
man, Gaia.
Baker New York.
smith, New YORK. ' "
AT at Antwerp Sd inst, Delhi, hopkins, from New
=, Al MonteVideO April %, Normandy. Cameron, for
At susnes Ayres April q. Ellen Dyer, Sheppard.
for Liverpool, ldg bone at 22s Sd.
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Ter steamer sidon-addltIonal. ]

Ter steamef sldon-aduIuOnal.I :
!. Sid I'm Rangcon April Ib Azo'ia. Brown, Hong
=. At Bassein April "a. Addison. --. for Europe;
Hudson. Potter, for do, ldg. ''-
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SHIP BuILDIEG--At Cherryfeld, Mr. Amos Dyer
has three yesses in course OF Q mpletion. --one
barque OF 800 tens for Capt Geo Lewis OF Steuben.
and two schooners of atout 500 TONS one OF Them
three masted. Master Talbot Smith has two vessels
ON the stocks one Of 500 tons and the Other $50 on
also, one just launched. of about 800 tons which ha
been sod 70 Capt Ira Nash. OF Stenben
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Groceries and Flour.
OOO CHESTS Oolon Teas N
100 Chests Uncolofed Ja eanese Teas
.tv ~ B6l crnsted and GRADUATED eugars i. ...
100 Hhds Cholc7 Muse vada II jlass(s
tiercfs Carolina Rice
s-f 100 BIS Favorite Strand Flour. itf
For sale by fDtaI II Uolf !, - i b.. ...' .... d.
TWIrCHELLL BROS. & CHAMPLIN,
jane2lo2w Crhoass Block, 'gIsl
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Notc.-Our quotations represent prices Of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and
In filing small orders, higher rates have to be charg
ed For figures see quotations in another column
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Ameeting of the Bondholders Of the York
d Cumberland Railroad Company, was held
yesterday afternoon at the Board of Trade
rooms, for the purposes specified in the call,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

a PrcftilX Intended Letter.

The last Journal contains n lengthy letter
from our devoted friend and warm admirer,
A. l.. Stinsun. 1t is addressed to us, and
we cannot conjecture how our contemporary
first got hold of it. But we thank him for
giving it to us in printed form, for 1T is much
easier read that way than in the Ms. The
letter may be termed biographical in style,
but we regret 10 say it is not an able pro.
duction. This may be owing to its almost
total want of original matter-it being quite
entirely complied from some of the very fiat
terine notices of us which have mt one time
and another appeared in the columns Of
some of our contemporaries. Our ardent ad.
mirer has, in one nr two instances, e~sSayel
the telling of some pretty anecdotes ahoutus,
which we have never seen nor heard of be-
fore, but it is in these particularly that We
AFRO constrained to Withhold that need Of high
praise which we would ever prefer to accord
to our loved and loving friend. We regret
to say that his letter is faulty in many par
t~iculars. lie certainly conli not have dis
played his accustomed zeal and industry In
his compilation, for he has omitted quite q
number of the most delightful stories ever in.
vented upon US. Then, there is no rich hu.
NOR in the letter-indced, it il dry reading
throughout,-and our friend is known To be
:" such u funny fellow " But perhaps the
greatest imperfection in his sketches is, the
absolute absence of that peculiar SALT in them,
with which even writer's of fiction usually
season their works-we mean T,ati. But
we attribute this not So much to nm innate.
chronic inIirmity with our %eulogist. rs 10 his
inability TO withstand the influences which
surround him. That tender, impressive,
susceptible nature of his can he. unfortu-
nately, moulded by stronger minds. 1t IS
the company he keeps ut present ihat leads
him into the habit Of u%ttering inseraeitirs,
and we canno find it in our heart to chidc
or cenSure him for his f%ra;lty. We accept
his brief, imperfect, but very complimentary
biographical sketch. in the spirit he intend
ed it. His crude but lehortsl panesyrir we
receive-even with the strain it imposes on
our modcsty-as he would wish,-as n
friendship Offering from an enthusiastic,
idolizing almirer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
The Linn County Fair.

Our farmers and fruit growers, stock
r~aisers, aud all others interested, will bear
in mind that the Eighth Annual Fair of
the Linn County Agricultural Society,
will be held at Boston, on the east side of
the Calapooia, on Tuesday, the 10Th, and
Wednesday. the 10Th of September en-
suing. Only about three weeks therefore
are given in which to prepare for the
Fair. We sincerely hope this time win
be we'll applied, so that the coming Fair
shall excel any of its predecessors. The
farmers and all the citizens of Linn conn-
~ have good cause to be proud of this
county institution. If we mistake not
it is the oldest organized Society of the
kind in the State, and it has been foster
ed and supported better than any other.
1t was the common remark of all who
attended the Fair ut Boston last Fall and
also at the State Vair at Salem, that, in
everything to interest the agriculturalist,
to promote the good of the State in a
practical point of view, and to please the
spectators, the Linn County Fair far sur
passed its more pretentious rival. Then
let U citizens exert themselves this
year to even Guido their efforts of last
year They can doii-will they not take
a pride and pleasure in doing 1t? We
predict thst they viii. Linn county is
the largest and best agricultural county
IN Oregon, and the Eealthiest. As she
excels all others in soil, abundance and
substantial wealth, let her also have faG
her motto in the matter of her Agricul-
tural Fair the proud word Excelsior
The ladies viii handsomely contribute in
their own chosen and appropriate ways
to make the Fair grand success, we may
be sure. 1t would then be a shame fol
the men to lag in their efforts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are Indebted to
Chas. Barrett. bookseller. Stationcr and General
News Dealer, Of portland, for generous supplies of
States and Coast papers. lie is certainly the most
attentive gentlemen to these important wants OF
interior publishers that we know OF. and we no
longer wonder at his great business success in
Portland. ~Prompiness and cleverness. such as be
exhibits in business. must aud ought to command
trade to his excellent News Depot and Bookstore.
We arc in earnest in advising persons who wish
anything in his line to send their orders. or 60
themselves, to his business houses for trade supplies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

REJECTING THEIR Own NasrRuM.-
A very large meeting of Abolitionists
held in San Francisco II fortnight
ago, and the Flag expresses the objects Of
the meeting in display headings thus:
+" Grand Mass Meeting Mt Platt's Hail.
+" In favor of the Repeal OF the Nulify-
ing Specific Contract Law e The Spe-
cife Contract Law viii be Repealed n
Well, it was a measure of their own. the
Specific Contract law, and their party
passed it in that State. Their party
brethren in Oregon passed e similar law
for this State. Democrats insisted that
the act was a notification a the law of
Congress. The A~bolitionists contended
that it was not. Now the Fiag charac-
terizes the California Act as a Nullify-
ing Law" What have its party brethren
III Oregon to say to that! And VIII they.
at the expected extra session. repeal the
!. Nullifying Law . We expect not.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

TANKS TO PATRoNs.-We gratefully ac-
knowledge the receipt of lists Of subscribers,
and money, from good friends in Polk, and
Marion, Clackamas, Clatsop aad Wascc
counties, North, and from Benton, Lane,
Douglas and jackson counties, South also
from Idaho.
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So

INTERESTING TO wooL GRowKRs.-The as
SCISSORS Of revenue have reported to the De
partnent of Agriculture 1,T04 wooden fac
tories in operation in the United States. o
this number. which has increased rapidly o
late, only 746 have reported the total NUM-
Der Of pounds of wool used during the xea1
by them. being lis. 729, 600. Che preseni
crop of wool slightly exceeds 95,0o0,0o 0
pounds, thus showing c~onclusively that thu
demand for this product far exceeds the
supply.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

CenR 70 HtNn.-i man in tpen brought to our
flee on Friday u box directed to rs. sent BY stage
from Salem. in which was an old, black straw, We
man hat, arti a botle of :. iIails Balaam for The
Lungs, about one-tbiri full. Attached to the hat
was a carl, containing the following inscription
i" Hat worn by Mrs. ded nasi>' wife at his capture
forwarcd . the 'calyfornuh secntral Kemmit,y
+ pcmercratts. No danbt the sender though,
ais set a very inany "ioak.' lf it is the hs, be
savs it Is. he mnst have stolen IL, If Il i not. he
has lied aLout II. lie Is Welcome 10 either horu Is;
the dilemma. A. % the battle. we haze M loabt
the fellow stole !, from snme poor ataittel invalid.
His honesty isiikc lis photography agl ruurtaaiRn on
mighty bad. but wasn't j. fanny, hs little Joak
ALTOGETHER pEnsnvtl. We rame very neaI
faiuling an the stree; the o'ber 4ay. epas-Wy
caught Judge Powell in the act Of trying to zoos
severe M ~. We still live.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

FRou Sorrm BoIsH.-rhe large new mill
Of the New York and Idaho Gold and Silver
Company was put in operation in South Boise
ON the LIST inst, aud worked finely. The
rock crushed 50 Ear hns yielded handsomely.
Three hundred tons OF ore have been taken
out. ready for the mill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
Notices OF Advertisements.

CLAIM AerScY.-Jahn Ferguson. E,sa.. of Snp
Francisco, has established an Agency in Washing
ton. for the presentasiap, prosecution ard collection
II all manner uf claims against the Government
lie Is = perfectly capable epi reliable gentleman,
gen or elsewhere who bare claims that require
attention In Washington 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Mus FOR IDAHo.AThe orizaba brought
three Steam quartz mills for Idaho-one OF
ten stamps, to be put up on the Comet lode
in 0wyhee another for Mr.. Waddingham
South Boise; and the third, a twenty stamp
mill, also for South Boise. Part of the ma
ehinery for another large mill for J. Marion
Moore & Co., of owyhee, also came on the
steamer. Already about a dozen mills, small
and large. have gone or on the way to the
Idaho mining districts this year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

J.. FtFiScnvRn 4 Co.. aH.r their good, senson
able %aniawell selected assortment II general mer
chaadise At lowest rates. Il Is m ola house. 4
well known and favori'e house. They give bar
gains in trade for cash or produce. and everybody
can he fitted on ia their store. Read tleir nlvgr
ti@elneat in this issue. AMI take nate Of il. The,
wan; Wheat aud OATS. for which they offer tn,
highest cash price.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

PAcIFIcR AILROAD.-Inhi his Portland speech
last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Ashley said thai
he wasalmOst prepared to assert that the
best, quickest and cheapest outefor a Pacific
railroad lies between the head Of navigation
On the Missouri and the ike point on the
COluDoi ii river. We hope he viii say a.
muco in CONGRESS on the subject.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

SATtsrAcToRY.-A letter from Mr. A. Nolt-
ner Of the Review, explains the cause of nc
notice being given in his paperof the 10Th, OF
the appearance of THE STATE RIeHTs DEMO
Graf. He was absent from Eugene City,
and did not return until after the paper had
gone to press. All right, Noltner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

FRox OwrnEE.-Reports from this rich
district say that 81, 900 per ton has been Of
fered for ore taken from the lode lately dis.
covered by TrOok & Jennings. Moore &
Togas, and Minear are running their mills
night and day. Shoenbar is building a mill
of granite. Moore & Vass had commenced
crushing their ore. The Ainsworth mil
was undergoing repairs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Levy Bros Il Co.. of tue New Yarl storo, ia
Fosters large Brick on First street. arr driving a
big business. Their capseieus and handsome store
i stocked with choies. excellent goods. especially
adapted 10 this mari.st. and their eommoaious
warehouse Is flied With further supplies. Farmers
ard eserybsdy can had Just what they wnt in
Their store, aei iuy ri the lowest rates. TIE
10 &c enjays superior advantages IL the Portland
aud San francisco markets, ami hence they eau
offer such good bargains as they do. look at
their advertisement in this paper. They mean
Just what they say in Il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

NEGROES DBcLARED CIrrzENs.-In answer
to a rosoruti6ht of inquiry.On the part of the
Legislature of that State the Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Connecticut say that, in
thcir'opinion, a free colored person borr in
the State is 2 citizen of the State, and of The
United States, within the meaning of the
Amendment of the Consultation recently
passed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

HoRRIBLE! HoaRIBlE Col. Eggleson,
Federal commander at Atlanta, Georgia, has
issued the following order:
All negroes who shall be found in this city
without a pass from the Provost Marshal, al
ter June 18th, will be arrested and disposed
of as may hereafter be determined.
Is this Freedom for the oppressed
Blaeks?a " Disposed of'-think Of that.
Men dispose Of horses and cattle. : Freedom
sveats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

CnuRcH DEDicArIoy.-A. +. Sears.
p. T.. of the Methodist Church South,
ofticiated at the dedication of the new
Church in Wilbur. Douglas county. on
Sunday, August both.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

ABoLIrIoS DIVISION IN INDrASA.-The In
~dianapolis correspondent of the Chicago Re
publican, ina late letter says:
The political situation seems to be Slightly
critical. Prominent and influential leaders o
the Republican party have their hands full
in trying to staye off the negro suffrage ques
ton, while the J~ulianites manifest a doggeC
determination to force it On the people, ever
at the expense Of 2 split in the party, result
ing in thestrunph Of the Democracy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

FlsT FREIGHT AND EXPRESS TO IDAHO
The indomitable Du Relic, formerly of Sa,
lem. has forwarded to Umatilla seven flint
wagons to be used in carrying express mat,
tiers and fast freight between that point and
Idaho and Boise cities. On the down trip
passengers vTn he carried.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

FRANcnlsE ~ TENNESSEE -tiov Brown.
low of Tennessee has ISSUED n rroclamRtiou
declaring the Franchise Law the supreme
law Of the Stair, and ~denouncing all as Reb.
els who oppose its execution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

CANYON CITY.-A gentleman lately from
this noted mining district, informs the Noun
taineer that all the claims pay well and
water is plenty. It is yet one of the very
best mining regions east Of the mountains
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
Democrnaic vlctorI in Idnho.

From the Umatilla Advertiser of Aug.
22d, we learn that the Democracy carried
the recent election in Idaho by about
600 majority. Wen done, Idaho.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

A negro who was hangedu up by the thumbs
for forty hours near the railroad depot at
Raleigh, n. G., recently, died soon after
taken down. This was done by "Unionn
men. Suppose a Southern q S-laye-master'
had done such a barbarous aet-wbat a howl
Ser England would have set up,
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lei

In Albany. August 18th. Walter A.. infant sou
of c. B. and F: A. Spronger, aged Ii months aud
l day.
In Albany. August 21st, Anna Rosetta. only
child of Frances L. and NJ. W. Mack, aged / year
6 months and q days.
At the residence of her father, Albany. New
York, July 9th. 1865. Caroline H.. wife of Henry
". Corbett, of Portland. aged 35 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Arbitrary ARREsr.-EmersOn Etheridge
has been arrested at Columbus, KY, by the
military authorities, on a charge of deliver.
ing incendiafy speeches in Tennessee. Mr.,
Etheridge had been nominated for Congress
by the anti-Abolition party in Tennessee
Very likely this was the chief cause of his
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

DISTINGUISHED NIstfoeS.-tien. Ashley
and Col. Buckingham left Portland Thursdp,
morning for Salem. and intended paying y
visit 30 the Samtiam mines.