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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
GaOifalcr Gouuuni3n lu8.

ga 1T nint mebr Der alte StsUen8 eGetn, Der
nas IIbliAe Gtssntbum ~rpnftcirt nno nntsr bic
Reoer rert6sitt taten min. Ser 1soanfe tinoet
pieInebr INNER srD6sren Anf(an9 untsr DEN rabbi
fallen s~yIbreru. Gta ia9sn 70: SHir babsn ben
gsasr frei aema6t, mir baben i'm nit Dem Stimtns
rest beletnt, nun miiicn mir tbu1 aup bic M3ttts!
~ ietnsm Scrtfommea ssten. Msnesl DbiIips
sat rem @eeanfen nca, nsutlider in Den ~fclSeneeE
Bcrtsn auassiprDasn:
.Gs 1T nur asrsat, cen gsssrn bic 9dnbsrsten.
bic fe tetaut, lie Sdu1sr, Gle lie errittet, bic
GSaarsnlnBsr, In bsnsn Die 4Trouets i9ser 2irtstt
fteasn, bu sebsn."
Gieie fpmnuniFilae 9ebre bon Der 8cribstlnn8
nes iunliAen Gisentbuns nntsr bic gteGer ldst ft
leiat p~resissn, hsnn lie fcitet ia ben r~ao.salst
Apofsln niats. GtGssn fs f4 ater %srtnnsrn, Dag
lie ba nit etnem isbr sef6brl'asn Gtstisr 'pislsn
98is ssfdGt's ibnen eenn, nsnn mir Ecu Stlsl un1'
breben uue laaen:
Sic ~f5abrieen Sem grelanes, bic &U9tsns
minen, bic @iien6abnsn uub ole Wcncprls ees
gtcrpsns, bic ibren 9iaenttitmern Wiuipnsn elm.
triuaen, itno tur9 BEN @ansts Der mstBen
Mrbsiter errihtet nnb in Sbpnns ssbraat,
fclali4 icn,en Re ZEN tveiben &lrbsirern ae8sbeu
msroenl Gie BalGie, rslde bon Den ~sipeitet'
nieen &aufrEoetn, DEN unebrliden @Dntractorsn,
9au.nrcGeeieten, Seeltnrerfdufern unb Dtils
licnsnipibtutsn he8 lesten Grieaes i'm Nproen
erihtst murosn, Ilnb pcn ben anoasn une benz
8lute Der armen BeiBen errihtct ipcrnen,
bic iN, feline Gtsnrsrtrettr faufen fcnntsn une
itre 6aut isltit ~ giarfte tra8sn r~,uIItsn ; es
1T oabsr niht msSr ais 8srett, bag raS Gi9en'
tbum Der G6DbnieB nf4sr Die Grmsn ASetBen Des
slcrpen6 ntrtteilt rercen icnte.
8sesn cine iul9e 2ius!esun8 itrer feunInntItts
IL en- 9s6re, bic he auf Den Silesn antrsnDcn trrQen.
nignen ilb na!iirli@ bic r~aeifalsn Nolrtcten mi
SGnpen uno Uhesn mtbren. Gs ntros ibre &uv
fem, bic bar punb bsiBsn mrlte. User ie ioutsi
f9 bsi 3sitsn s]rinnern, Dag % Elm bodit Sefdtr'
liAss Sing 1T, nit siusm Bweil&nstoi8sn G4srsrt'
III iricIeul
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
Stir pser gegeu Megsr Stlulmrsd)t?
Dast 1T Ste Traee!

Die gtaats. @cnpenticn Der Sfahifalsn srn Stto
Sat aetast. gins ltsterfat ibrer 8erbanelunssn
funst Der 2sIer i'm tsutisen 8latte. Ote gpnrsns
ticu Eat fA In ierer Ylatfcrm FLAIR unh hsutli1 FIR
eaersStimmreht In Seto auagsiprcaen.
9ie 4brale vlrpalss Manusr. SHmnreat" BRANDT
Nismannen Az taui9sn; fe msint nidt5 anSeres
aIs Msasr'@ tinmreht. .@srabe eteisr 8sIhlus
fanb in Der Convention ben lstbafteaen Bsifaa nno
uint cine sin;ise rsrneinsnte Gtitnr1e ertpb ih
baaeaen. GO farm alsn sbrli6en 9snten nur lisb
isin, nab la Die raeieaIe 9artbst 10 entl9ieesn aut
bic Neasr.S timmrents. plaiform ssfieut Sat, hae
fein MusweiGsn ntebr bilft. Ser eanSe Sampf
miro fh auf bic gsssr'g timmrshtsfraas rsnueirsn.
Ner tersit 1T, Gle Nsasr in Ohio fcrtan nno fir
ale 3siten III 1irmtsrsdtisten Biirsern bu maiden,
Der uirn bic raeifals qarttsi unteritisen trer sa'
aeasn 1T, Ger lrirb has hemrfratiime Siast untsr'
iGbeu mIien. Ginen Mittslrea stebt es niat
unS GO 1T tcrpslt erfreulih, baB bas bemcfratsiSe
Sidet aus Mannern iuIammengelest 1T, Ben Ss'
uen Riemano iassn fam, haB fte niGt i'm tch'tsn
Graee far bic bstrsfsnhen Soften fabia iine, cher
bos he ntdt bas @ertrauen ibrer Wtittirser IN is
Der 8gisbuna psrnienen. SO: einen gtann trie
@ihter THURMAN nIs @ruuern1r errablsn bt!rt,
Der tpirb nismals lriahe tatsn, fb istnsr Aohl
au ihamen..
ernanut mcresn III, entipriat Der glattprm rru
fcmmen. Sapsa, Der GcupernDrssS anhicat 1T elm
Mitalieb hes ~rabifalen GcnsrsfTss mno Sas iaat ais
lee. gr Fimmts fir bas Otahtssbct. has BEN 8ar'
asrn hes columbia 9iitifts bas Nsser'S tiun'
rsdt alfsrinst unb ss it pafsno, hab CT ats 9an'
n~ertraaer Ter Nsssr.g timmrsatspartbsi pon Ssso
erforen ncrcen 1T, unh ZAP CT bei Dem ssihsn6uss
nisisr gart9st rae Commando fa9rsn ioate. Sb
fa u%unlsr" @ancnap hasu bsrsetsn mirb, i9m Die
saIapps su traasn, bas u,i1en mir esif nod abs
rartsn. Diel. Faatissn 8ints miisn ffr bsuts
9eniissn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

bas lie asrote Stip ais i6r Canaan tetratten uno
l~saarsnnsile, nie Die 9sriSrtfsn, bisrtsr 3isbsn
miirsen. gBer cas- iran1bt, Ger mag fir nas
Mmsncement Rimn'sn.
Sic @aneee Gtaatsn mEgsn i~nnerbtn Dem Nt'
oer bas Gttnirreht aeeen, tbre ihfrarjs Sernl'
fsruna niro Ih narum menig berr'etrsn; atsr Sbto
1T In yclse Isiner Gage nnb fsiner Mueeetnun8 err
ouen anbtren nSrtli1en Gtaaten Der Ne8sr'Gtns
wandering aueaelsst. @ini6ensrsrtb fam hteie
ginrance. une nur iir 2eute fem, Bel eensn Ger 8e'
Iunee Men1henpsraaue nit BEN 8anattanis 10
rsit baron a~slsuisn TT, ba6 Fs cine Sermiiduns
Der 9saer nit ben Meiesn sur u8erbsiisrnn8
Der wei6sn RaiIs" fir hurGaus nSt9is talten.
Gis arrns reiBe 8aiTs 1T mad Ger Sese nislsr atar'
rem in Gclip 70 nett beruntersefcmmsn, bab tie
ns,1er gfrcpfrsiier rCn hem i~pmarben Starnr's
Mfrifa'8 tfnarf, nm lie tor Dem ednAltd'en unter'
eanae al rstten. gBtr a~lautsn inhsiisn niht, nab
DisIs 9etre untsr Dem &olfs rrn Sbio bic jet rtsls
Nn9an8sr sstuneen bat. -,
Bcasn nsnn etra Die rplttiihsn Minnteutsl
Dem Neaer bas gtimmrsht I'm. fetnsr IslbR rrtlsr
pri9afsn? Bsrabrsl I'm Sen Nsesr, als As'
aer, aeten He nitts. Gte mcuen i'm oter alt
gSerfisua, al8 gttmntslel branhsn, auF hstsr
Ride he In fette 4emter reiten f6rnsn. g8ir slan'
Fen aud, baB fh CTR Nsstr ale rplitiihsr Sano'
LANCER gans rrrtreffib siansn rdrbe. gsine tras'
gtatllr, fem Sana gum 8ummsln uno Gle Sudt
fs aufsutlSbsn, t~sfattssn i'm rortrstFih tit nt
nsue Roue. go psritett fa prn isltif, naB ihnsl
Die partbciiabrsr prn 3eit su 3sit sinsn 8rrds'
b!npetfsu m%GtItsn; 10000 gtsasr in Sfio tpiites'
iarn elm artises pplitiiass Sistfsecrps tiISsn nm
Die rarsn lsidt ~ tsfcmmsn. 9si @atlsn fSnnt
man auenfaGs @srfdrfunssn ton Ssntudp inpcr
tiren, eenn her fenut ttettaupt einsn attsn sfs8s
pcn benz anbsrn?
Mpae ba8 @clf ten Sbio 1a's trcbl ~hesrle8er
s6e IS bic gausmausr nisSsrrsibt, bic feline Sats
erriStet batenl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
Duya BEN grdHcentsu:
g8tlItam s.. Separb, StaatE Ieetst6'

ct. 2ouis, 81. SLni. Gepe1den AUG Srnaht
melneu bic i~oIasnpsn 8artartien : Sri. 0ooss tisE
einem girssr t~uursrt Nsiti&sn9ists ouf ben blobsr
RGftn aufsd9lsn. rstl sr Zen GoloGtsu Gtiefr
psrfouft bate. Gin folsenosn Gage sr9islt Elm
srlrat rs S;sbs trsesn 6ntrenouns zines Sc
trsbra. Sim nGhasn Sage purne Gin Grlcat Sne
Stnusen lang vssiprsist," fratrsno i'm M"a'i'p0
uno 8rfalo. Ultsssn fhredlia 6urittstsn.
Sim IL. tam es tei S'gau0ns Citation IA eine>
galaht ,rtIGen 67 Mann pcn Wilirns unn alag
serts @aaen,us unb 10O-150 Sneiansrn. Nsn'
Sneiantr icQen a~etSrtct ,rcresn isin. Sic Gstbsr
ergitten feinen 8ctluft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

N Sic @pGjhatsr in Ger @sitsrn @sIerrs ron
Sbip lInp nit Der grusnnun8 pen saves ais res
publifaniidsn @pupsrneurs @anetpntsn enrstaus
niat aufrisosn. Sapss iimmte i'm @cnsteiis ttr
uIs Sori4la8s bur @rtSbuns BIS SGusscuts' mel.
DE tsrse9rst parsn, bic Yanfss Satrlfanten aut
Soften hes Dstsrs ;u tsrsitern. gr mstssrt'
lia absr Der Subtraction Der StiD 8olBaat"
4icciaticn su fpIssn unb fir sinsn 3ol snr 9s'
ialsuns sinteNnii4sr gSrIs 5u %itmmsn. ST.
% ol siassr Der Weitsrn Jtsierre prDtsltirtsn sstttt
esssn Die Grusnnuns ppn 9apss, ahsr bic raftfal
gtaats, grnpsnticn fsbrte fd niHt faran uno st
nannte i9n bod. Gas 9at tSiss 9lpt ssltst I'm,
bic asras aatsr aifoeiatiOu Sat nun cine @0nssn !
psntion auassldristsn, Gle am 4tsn SnIt in Sieve
lamb fat inpsn pt,D unb mo- Die Grnsnnun8 pon
6apss in GruSsuns se5rsen wsresn leu. 81
gSplsGatsr bilosn i'm 9tcreen ecs Staatss stne 'ee
einTu6rsiGe Slate unb tere @n1pprnn8 gsSsn Dr.
n~rsaslmdBise "@tnsnnpns Der 9artbsi 1T tcrsdnsI,
ZEN r~abtfalen DyubtBiebsrn sintn ~ssIinoen Sdss'
G.n in bic 9ltsDer Al jaSen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
0as Sbio 8Gfestertel psrfaufte al

- Oas Sbio &GIeetertel "betFanFfe ouT
bsr ronifaten Staatss@ pnpenticn isthe Gimme all
Samiltrn county aus unb maGte Sops8 gum Sou.
ternSrs ganbibatsn. G3 mar aua8sm,adt, Rap
sum 9anf noflir bic Mefern 0eerps ben 8ics,
ScupernDrss ganhiDatsn babsn fcate. St'deGd
mar Der Q%luserrGstts fit DisIsn Soften. Sieier
sriibsn Ben. Gssleiton nno bsn SdisOtertlsrn 10
Ihlau bsre1nets Sannsl tpurne inesB D'trb Die Sh''
pSruns Der &annsifrifts nna bic SrsulOF8ts't gsn'
iamins Al g8aftr. gQi4t Sit6erd, i~cnhern Sal"
lp,rap srtielt Die grnsnuuns uno fte Gsflern Nes
Isrps bate oas 9tad,1sbsn. Dltt lausen 6sIittern
mustsn Fa BITE Stic 0anfses sstefsn, ba6 Rs ois'
lssmal BON !6amtltDn @cun!p ibsr ssn Sot1sl tar'
6irt ircrbsn llno unS ibrs Stimmsm psr8sbsna psr'
gIoHc.t baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

9cuts 0apptsOn Bat NIT |siner Weltans'
isauns einsn sIadlidsn srsffsr 8s1o8sn. 81
ptslsn fasRliam 9siuas Hiisu Ger sttslfsit es'
6ransoisn ntat nsnis iameiaelu. 2lubsrssm lts'
fsrt i6nen bic 2IuaRsauns, bet src6s 3uorans fs
0rsmbsn cine rsids GslDernets nnb 10 LANCE CO
gIapOlspn ssltnst, bic Sran3cisn Bon 3stt su Bel
auf lrlhe Dsiis 5u a%mhtrsn, mirS ct siernlia fea
i'm 9attsl Tssu. SrsiIi@ 1T bas fran5oIiias9 OI'
is6r launsnbaft unb bat iAcn 70 manasa Nsitsr
atsemrrfsn, hab 9euis, Der iHlmer alter irtrp, 8as
nint Su lspr auf lsinsr Suts isin fam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
gBir baten iHpn an sinem anberen glabe te

- Mir taten iHpn an einem anoersn plassb ss
merit, bae Ger stsssrs Stin,mrehttsISInB uno Der
8sldIu6, Der DEN militGriihsn Stah taItern Sts'
rioan, ,pessn istner uiufurliHsn 2!nsfbuns pss
g&belresimsnts bslrbt, in Der r~oeifalsn Stuats'
@cupention ben lautsRsn, uutanoiefen Ssitau fans
Den. Ser 8siatub ~na8s8en. Ger dA lotsno tbsr
DEN osssnmartigsn gCHrtrnfr @rr ausfprtat. fst
ME faltss 94aiIer auf bic @rnrenticn. gSir itar'
men Gar niat oarutsr. Sin Wiann, Der itG 81.
psilsn e~ylaubt, fstne ~si8snsn usterBsnsunssn aus"
;uIrrsaen, Elm Mann, Der niat Die Iussn psr'
idliset, uno su isbsm rnreat, jsbsm Wotn'ris ia
Iaat, neil bic 9ortbsi basu Sepattsr ttsht, fanr
ouf RE 9ausr in Der r~abifalsn garttsi feline Gous
ipislen. 9sstalb fnosn mir ss isbr nata,lth, BOP
@Dup. @rr iaon no@ strsiIatrissr Sisnfsett tris
Elm w%urmfieissr gpTsl iter 8cro 9srortsn uno
cap ct rrn cen sisentliasn SiiRrsrn Ger Yartbss
nil lheelen Wuaen awnasleten mtr0.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

mareus Sttsutnrs (aus MiIrauess) as'
eenpartig Ser. Gtaatsn Gcn'ul in Der Stoet Wis'
rico, 1T gun, GsIauoten fir Wter!eo an PIE Stsls
gamptsGs srnannt tpcrbsn. Wtan iaBt ossisn' St'
teuturs mad, Dag CT Isstsn Serbf erprsb BON Nfs'
rico mad Maibtngtpn reiite, nm Wartntl'ans @n'
srfennuns tei u~nisrsr Nesteruns ouraauisssn, nos
fir CT eiu DidSnes 5ttG Gclo bonn &ailsr srsaltsn
baten icQ. gr pa5t fir Msrita.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

ni6t auf eisens 6auf rssisrsn lafIs, 10 r,diis aass
su @runte asbsn. Gr perlanst Elm Oilitarssriht,
nm iia sssen bic gnfla8en Stanbsrrps 81 psrtbd'
biden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
Scr @eTbDte.
Serauagegeben BON &eiubaro unS TieIer.

GcIumbus, Ben u. Stunt 1867,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

Or MACHINERY CoMING.-We learn
that the complete machinery for an oil
mill ordered from the East by G. II. Cart
wright, of Salem, is now on the way out
aud expecting soon to arrive. Captain
Kellogg informs us that Mr.. Cartwright
has sent word that he viii be down to
Oregon City on Wednesday next, for the
purpose of selecting a site for a mill at
that place. There are some parties in
Oregon City who arc interested in the
project. Whether Dir. Cartwright has
concluded to transfer the location Of his
mill from Salem to Oregon City, or vheth-
er this contemplated mill at Oregon City
is in addition to the one at Salem and an
independent enterprise, We are unable to
say, bat, for certain reasons, We are led
to beliege that the design is to put in OPP
GRAFTON a mill at each place. The crop OF
fax seed, this season. raised at the instance
of Sir. Cartwright, will be large, and will
probably furnish stock enough to run two
mills from the time they can be got in opera
ton, till another crop shall be gathered
GOregonian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

"MY MARYLAND."-The people of Ma
ryland have ordered a Constitutional Con-
%vention by a majority unparalleled in the
history of that State. For FIVE years, as
every reader conyersant with events knows
a military despotism ruled the State
Political bummers from all sections of
Yankeedom nestled there, and by the aid
Of the bayonet were foisted into Office
Their Constitution was altered and amend
cd, the freedom of the elections was only
accorded to the venal and debssed hordcs
OF fanatics and Adventures, whose willing
ness Ito do the gill of their father Abra-
ham" was unchallenged. A change has
taken place; white men viii again be mas,
ter of the ballot and the State of Calvert
and Carroll, shaking off the grim incubus
of bayonet and bastile, contributes her
granite monolithe towards the rebuilding
of the temple of our fathers. The results
of recent elections afford but cold comfort
to Black Destruction lists. -[Democratic
view,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

NEW MINEs.-There is considerable
talk just now about some new mines said
to have lately been discovered on the cast
base of the Cascade Mountains, within a
few miles Of Camp Polk. This camp
established by Captain Chas. LafolIet, Of
Company A. First Oregon Infantry, in
the fail Of 1S65. The new mines are said
to be in a few miles from the Lebnon
Wagon Road over rhe Cascde Mountains.
The report is hat one of the discoveries
has returned with a nugget valued at fifty
dollars. Other parties have gone out
and in . short time the particulars oftheir
exploration will be made public.
The new discoveries made some time
ago about sixty miles up the Willamette
river from Eugene City, continue to at
attached attention. apd, as soop as the snow
melts away a little more, it is expected
that quite a party will go from Eugene
and the Cost Fork settlement, and give
the mines there q shorough test.-Upiop-
lest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

L0yG EsoUeH IN PowER.-tThe RepnbI;.
can party has been in power long enough
It has become corrupt, " said an honest mem.
Der 81 that organization the other day. and IL
the proceedings of the 10th Congress arc :
specimen, it would be strange If there were
any honest men in the country who wnuld NOT
shy amen to bis CONCLUSIONS If there avs
such who would not, they, are no LONGER wor.
thy Of a constitutional governments. Whot he.
Congress done? Nothing for the co,ntrr
but appropriated hundreds of millions q.
useles purposes and squandered other MI.
lions for party favorftcs. 1t was nuhI;ci,
stated that capitalists, bond.holders. monon.
olists and lords Of the loom of New En0Iand
bribery got Congress to pass many inian;tous
measures for their benefit. 1t il a fact that
cannot be denied that men who went 10 Con
gress poor and in debt, but a few years sao
are now immensely wealthy. How. in sueh
o short time, did they amass such large for
tunes2 They could not do II leoitipsateIv .
hey must have done it by accepting present.
from the rich ~monopoiists for whom tbev
iegisiated. They have been in power Ionr
enough they must give place to honest men !,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

DoN'T HEslTArE.-There arc many intel.
hgcnt, ambitious and excellent men in the
Republican party who are almost persuaded
70 become Democrats. They viii never
have a better time than the present 10 earrv
out fhe convictions Of their understanding.
few days ago two prominent gentlemen oof
shis county, who have acted with the Radi.
cal party told as they would not do so anv
longer. They arc in favor Of a restoration
Of the Union and opposed to negro suffrage.
and are now convinced that the Radicals
DOM want the Union restored, and are re-.
solved 70 force negro suffrage on the States.
whether the people agree to il or not. They
thought the Radicals were Enf5ss men. but
their action in Congress has dispeusd the il
fusion. They were opposed TO secession
Congress, in declaring the Southern States
out Of the Union, has established the doc.
trine Of secession. We welcome such men
into the Democratic ranks and and extend to
them the hand Of fellowship. Let others
follow their example and swell the growing
ranks 2f the trEe Union rarty.-(Nopntain
Democrat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

SoUND.-Thurloy Weed, who has re-
Gently taken editorial charge Of the New
York Commercial says: We are In the
second phase Of Tebellion-a phase in
some Of its aspects more alarming than
the frat. Two years have been used up
in d~isproying what it cost four years to
establish, viz: that the Union is indisso-
lublc. W. fought, said the Radicals, to
''maintain the integrity Of the Uniop,"
We were victorious; and now these same
Radicals declare that that the Union is
dissolved; that the Southern States are
out of the Union; that the right Of scccs.
sion is an admitted and established doc
trine. IF it is not the Southern States
are in the Union and entitled to all the
constitutional rights and privileges of the
Northern States,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

ARARE TREAF.-In our next issue
we will give a verbatim report of the
speech, made at Eola on the way up to
Albany, by Don de Johnston, who ad-
dressed the crowd from the pilot house of
the boat and congratulated them on the
happy milleuial dawn of negro superiori-
ty Adam, his ladies maid, footman and
escort, has kindly favored us with this
speech. We have boiled it down, extrac-
ted the sweat and odors, and will dish it
up as a campaign document for those
Radicals who delight in the oat mealinspi-
rations of the Unionist-TSalem Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15


THE NEW DIGGINGs.-The news from
Wines Camp on Jump-Of-Joe, is, in every
respect gratifying. All companies, thus
far, who have cleaned up have made good
Temuneryatiye wages; notwithstanding
the extra labor and cmbarrassments en-
countcred in opening the claims. Mr..
Wines and partner, after run of one day
and a half, cleaned up $50, and it is said
their claim averages s12 a day to the hand,
regularly. Many of the other claims,
when placed in as good condition for work
ing will, no doubt, pay fully as we'll.
Every person with whom we have convers-
ed, who has visited the new mines and is
capable of judging intelligently as to their
value, expresses the unqualified opinion
that the new Camp is bound to prove one
of the best in Southern Orcgon.-Jack-
s~onyille Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15

CONGRESSIONAL DEsPoTIsM.- The
Juggernaut of Congressional despotism.
says the Phila. Sunday Mercury, is roll.
ing on alike we the Federal laws and
State laws, the Federal Constitution and
State Constitutions. and unless the people,
in all sections of the land, arise from
their stupid, eowafdly, dishonorable leth-
argy and tell the infatuated tyrants at
Washington that they will bear no more
aggression on their sacred and invaluable
liberties, the huge machine viii drive on
and on, until every vestige Of popular
freedom will be crushed out beneath its
ruthless wheels.
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odd Fellowship.

The fifteenth annual communication Of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened
at Stockton on the 7th. A correspondent
of tho Gall says:
The past year has been one Of unexam-
pied prosperity to the order within this
Jurisdiction. There has been q steady
increase of membership, Notwithstanding
the loss Of tho ten Lodges constituting
the Grand Lodge OF Nevada, numbering
in membership 64s. The increase in the
city of San Francisco alono has been al
most that number. Tho improvement in
tho financial condition OF tho Lodges
shows a larger fund On hand than at any
previous session, and all are growing in
wealth and usefulness. Nine. Lodges
have been instituted within the past year;
and a membership Of s,l41 members,
comprising 1873 Lodges, working under
this r.. w. Grand Lodge. The following
statistics. complied from the report Of the
D. d. Grand Mister for the past year
will be found Interesting:
Number Of members, April list, 1867,
1889. Amount of Hall stock owned.
S237,22S go; value of Cemetry, s22.626
%; value Of real estates other than the
foregoing, SIS, $50; amount invested not
before enumerated. s49 ,903; value OF
regalia Sad furniture, sTS.3S9; total
amount Of property, s435,220 so. Num-
Der of volumes in Libraries, 24,435. Val
nc of Libraries, s46,460 63.
The Parker Monument Fund Commit
tee report that s6,661 rs hive besa sab
scribed for the purpose contemplated Of
which 81, 400 25 have been paid in, lcay-
ing a banee Of s3,255 so yet to be cc!lec.
ted.
The following Grand Officers of the r.
G. Grand Lodge l. O. o. f., Of California,
were elected on Thursday, for the ensu.
ing year: For NJ. w. Grand Master,
Charles n. Fox; X. w. Depntp Grand
Master. C. S. Haswell /; Il. w. Grand
Warden, S. W. Brockwsy; II. w. Grand
Secretary, 7. Rogers Thomson; II. w
Grind Treasuary, NJ. Heller X. w
Grand Representatives, G. w. Danals
and J. A. McClelland. Trustees-A. A
Sargent, p. G.; J. G. Piper, FL. G.; Hen
ry g. Squiers, r. q.
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osEcox MAIL RoUTE.-The Marysville
(Cal. Appeal says:
We have been informed by Mr.. Corbets
that his contract will expire on the 30th of.
September, and that bids for its continuance
will be opened and acted upon at Washing
ton on the 9th Of August next. Aibo, that
the route has been advertised In sections, viz
4 daily service from Lincoln b Shasta :
tri-weekly from Shasta 10 Eugcne City, Ore.
gon; and daily frog Lugsas City 10 Portland.
If contracts are taken in accordance with the
abo4s the psoplson the route between Shasts.
and Eugene City will be deprived of a daily
and given a semi-weekfy mail, which reduces
the daily service over half the route from
Lincoln to Portland. Eugene City Is 125
miles south Of Portland.