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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.

District Judge-.Wm r Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity--Isaac III Means.
Clerk of Court--Saml B Clowney.,
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Propst, Mansel Hall, James Stewart.
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POETRY.
EDWARD GRAY.
BY ALFRED rENNYsoN.

BY ALFRED TENN1sON.
Sweet Emma Moreand Of yonder town
Met me walking on yonder way,
"And have you lost your heart y she said,
"Andare you marricdyet, Edward Gray?'
Sweet Emma Morelaud spoke to me:
Bitterly weeping l turn'd away:
"Sweet Emma Moreland, love no more
Can touch the heart of Edward Gray.
"Ellen Adair she loved me well,
Against her fathers and mothers will:
To-day l sat for an hour and wept,
BY Ellen's grave on the windy hill.
"Shy she was, and thought her cold;
Thought her proud, and fled over tho sea-;
Filled was with folly andspte,
When Ellen Adair was dying for me-"
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Hardware.

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Government of the United States.

Government Of the United States.
President-AndreW johnson, of Tennes.
see.
Secretary of Stata-W. H.. Seward, of
New York.
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Pennsylvania.
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Of Ohio.
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Connecticut
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Of Iowa
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lough, ofllinois.
Attorney General-James Speed, Of Ken
tuoky
President Of. the Senatc-Lafnyette 6.
Poster, of Connccicut
Speaker of tho House-Schuyler Colfax,
of Indiana.
SUPREME CouRT.
Salmon c. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
l. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
=. Samuel Nelson, New York.
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SPRING.
BY SHELLEY.

Oh Spring of hope, and love, and youth,
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JAS. i Caldwell. William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel b Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George IL Miller, James Aiken, William
= Broom, William Al Martin, DIR William
Carlisle. ii Ii Counts, Dir Lauderdale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-03

BSowxsvILlE=From Mr.. G. C. Cooley,
merchant of Brownsville, who visited town
on his way to San Francisco carly in the
week, we learn that the towns Of old and
new Brownsville are steadily advancing in
business, improvements, md industrial en-
terprises. The new wollen factory building
is all ready for the machinery daily expected
from the East and Mr.. A. F. Cherry of the
Albany Foundry is fast finishing up tbs
heavier machinery, So that the factors shall
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practicable day. 4 large tannery has also
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up, trade is enlivened, and business men,
mechanics and laborers. are all actively and
probably employed. The farmers in that
whole rich agricultural country share in the
general prosperity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-03

BETRAYING FEAR.-The real editor of
the Jodrnal-a reverend man of Linn
is out in a two-and-a-half column leader
this week on the +" Political Situation"
The veto and its consequences and the
course for {" Union men to pursue, con-
stitute the burden of the article. The
deep-seated fears of the writer, that the
knell of the Abolition party is sounded in
the veto, are betrayed in the desperate
earnestness of his appeals to the loyal
men," And his perturbation leads him
into several exhibitions of a very unclcr-
zeal, unehristian spirit. He is savage in
some of his paroxysms, and then again
pihfully mendicant or painfully solicitous.
He is too angry to be careful, and too
heightened to be discreet In madness,
he says that " drunken MeDongalP' voted
to sustain the veto. Why was not the
godty man candid enough to add: and so
did drunken Chandler and drunkcst
Sprague vote not to sustain the veto ?
But we have not space at this late hour
to further notice the reverend mans
leader in yesterdays Journal. 1t is
enough to say that he sustains the Radi-
cal Congress and denounces the Presi-
dents course.
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eCro CoRREspONDRECB.
scIo, Linn County Peb. 3.

scIo, Linn County, FEB. "a
EDroR STATE RIo#rs nKnpcRAT:l sit Is
With pleasure that I announce to you that
the eitizens Of Scio and vicinity celebrated the
aanivsrsary Of the birthday of GEoReE
WARRINGTON, the Father Of his Country,
who was first IN var, first in peace, and first
IN tie hearts Of his eountrymen. From the
large number in ~atendanceI am assured
that the memory of Washington is still fresh
IN the hesrts &C this people. The Farewell
Address of the great patriot was read TO a
large assemblage, and the noble sentiments
contained therein had a marked efecto on the
audience.
Afser the reading Of the Address some ap.
propriate and souHstirring remarks were
made BY some Of cur citizens, and che minds
81 all were led back to the happier days Of
our Republic, and We believe that many
PRAYERS we're uttered for the restoration of
the Government established by WAsHIxeTeS
and his associates, and that it might be per-
petual.
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LAM COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy OF Lame County
Ne requested to meet IN their respective Precincts
. SATURDAY. MARCH 18th, ensuing, for the
PaEPsse Of appointing Delegates to attend the
County Convention 10 be held in Eugene City on
THURSDAY. MARCH g, whose duty It viii be
70 skteAd the STATE Democrats Convention 10 be
hddm Portland on the 9Th day OfApril next.
IN eenfOsmity With a resolution of the last Dem
oeratic County Convention for Lane county, the
several Precincts win be entitled 10 the following
namber Of Delegates each, to wit:
Eugene City, II; Willamette, ? Coast Fork
&; Long Tom, Il Lancaster. 4; Richardson. /
Springfield, 4 Fall Greek, 1; Camp Greek, /;
Spencer, 3 Mohawk, 3: S7nSfaw, = Lost Valley,
q Pleasant Hill, ;.
JOHN WHITAKER,
chm 20. Cen Com
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-03

New LINE OF STEANEas.-A new line of
steamers has been put on between San Fran
cisco and Portland, consisting of three pro-
pellors of about 100 tons burden each
the Montana, Idaho, and another not yet
completed or named. They are fitted ex-
pressly for this coast trade. The Montana
Is the only one Of the three now on this side i;
the others are to arrive from the East during
the summer. The line is owned principally
by Messrs. Patten of Bath, Maine, the build
ers. The Montana has just male her first
trip to Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-03

The HARRIsBuRG CLUB.-Last Sat
urday We received a couple of notes from
good Democrats in Harrisburg precinct,
asking US to give notice of a meeting to
be held in that town on March lst, for the
organization Of a Democratic Club. As
our last weeks paper went to press Fri
day, the publication of the notice was not
possible for that issue. We hope the
meeting was held and the Club organized,
and expect to hear a FIRST rate report from
that precinct in June. They are sterling
Democrats thereabouts.