The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 28, 1865, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- - n V t STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. Agents for Idnn County. 0,. The f illowioK named gcuv .jieu aro authored to receive ami receipt for subscription to the Statu HieRrs Dm. -h-h.it iu this county : Moore A RaberT Harrishurg, Pnie, JCew Brownsville, Brownsville, Psoria, Scio. Lebanon. Paul Clover, 11. U tln.) S. A. John. I i. C. Cooler, I. M. Havdon, J. M. Joint, J. 1U lhorjv,. I Harvey Smith, j Adam Nye, j TCSTTJ AND COUNTY FSATTERS. The Llnu C ounty Fair. Oar farmers and 1'rttU grower, stock raisvrs, ami all others interested, will bear in mi ml that the Eighth Annnal Fair of the Linn County Agricultural Society, will be held at Boston, on the ea?t fide of the Calapooia, on Tuesday, the 19th, and Wednesday, the 20th of September en suing. Only about three weeks therefore are jsiven in which to prepare for the Fair. "We sincerely hope this time will be well applied, bo that the coming Fair shall excel any of its predecessors. The farmers arid all the citiiensof Linn coun ty have - good cause to b proud of this county institution. If we mistake not it is the oldest organired Society of the kind in the State, and it has beeu foster t ed and supported better than any other. It wa the ' common remade of all who attended the Fair at Boston last Fall and also at the State Vir at Salem, that, in everything to intcrsst the agriculturalist, to promote the rood of the State in a practical point of view, and to plcuse the Spectators, the Linu County Fair far sur passed its more pretentious rival. Then let our citizens exert themselves this 4 .. year t even outdo their etTorts of last ye:vr . 7y a do it will they not take a pnue jriu pi?a.-nre in uoing ;i ; c predict th.ii y will. Linn county is the largest and best agricultural county ia Oregon, and the wealthiest. As she excels all others in soil, abundance and substantial wealth, let her also have tvc her motto in the matter of her Agricul taral Fair the proud word Excelsior." The huies will handsomely contribute in their own chosen and appropriate ways to make the Fair a grand sucee:?. we may le sure. It would then be a shame for tlw men to lag in their efforts.. rROTEtTlOX FOK THS Valley Uoad. By a lettor from Col. Curry, in the last Journal, we learn that a force of forty men of Com pany A, 1st Oregon Infantry, under Capt. LafoHettcv has been ordered to the mouth ol f-VCnokeJ Creok t) estaUish a winter camp ; Vhere, and rive prttecuon to settlers. This camp is on the main road from this Valley across the raseado. vray if Ll-anon. Tt.. 1?t.. I , n . iiait nnnitairiiin . 1 . , puice tne day iefore from the steamer a steamer made her rega.ar retir tnn here I:.,,., an,i htv t:-. no, ..f t!w sti. i.;:i on Friday last, hc will ctmtlnuc to run ! her on Fridays uring lh; nyaainiieruf Ute low water reason. IxTFTtETix.i to Wool Growers. The as. eessors of rcver.ue have reported to the le parfraent of Ap-iculture 1,704 woolen fac tories in operation in the United States. Of this number, which has increased rapidly of late, only 74d have reported the total num ber of pounds of wool used dnrinj the year by them. bein llJ,72a.600. Ihe present crop of wool slightly exceeds 9.,000,000 pounds, thus phowi: conclusively that the .demand for this product far exceeds the supply. Mills for lDAHO.--The Orizala brought three Steam quartz mills for Idaho one of ten stamps, to be put up on the Comet lode in Owyhee ; another for Mr. Waddinpham, South Boise ; and the thinl, a twenty tamp mill, also for South Boise. Tart of the ma chinery for another large mill for J. Marion 'Moore & Co., of Owyhee, also came on the .steamer. - Already about dozen mill", small and large, have gone or on the way to the JLlaho mining districts this year. Horrible! Horrible! Col. Eggleson, Federal commander at Atlanta, Georgia, has issued the following order : All negroes who shall be found in this city without a pass frrnn the Provost Marshal, af ter June loth, will be arrested and disposed of as may hereafter be determined. ' Is this "Freedom for the oppressed Blacks?" " Disposed of think' of that. Men dispose of horses and cattle. Ftcc&Ha sweats. Abolition Division ij? Indiana. The In dianapolis correspondent of the Chicago Re publican, in "a late letter says : -'f The political situation seems tobeslightlv critical. Prominent and influential leaders of JiiQ Republican partv have their hands full ia trviug to stare otf the nesro suffrage ques tion," while the Julianites manifest a dogged -determination to force it on the people, even , at the.expenss of a split in the party, result ing in the triiuaph of the Democracy. Xegroes Declared Citizens. In answer to a rcsprutio'nyof inquiryon the part of the Legislature of that State the Judges qf the Supreme Court of Connecticut say that, in thcir'dpimon,a free coloretj person borp in the State is a citizen of the State, and of the -1. United States, within the meaning of the .Amendment of the Constitution recently passed. . Paotic Railroad. Ia bis Portland speech last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Ashley said that le wa. almost prepared tq tssert that the best, qatCest and cheapest ronte for a Pacific raJroai ties between the head of navigation on the Missouri and the like point on the Colutp'oia river. We hope he will say as tnoco in Congress on the subject. A negro who was banged up by the thumbs for forty hours near the railroad depot at EaleigS, X. C, recently, died soon after taken down. This was done by 4i Union" men. Suppose a Soutacra " Slave-master' had done such a barbarous act what a howl Nr- England woiiH ha-'o set up ! 1STATE and coast items A new style of steam ferrv l)ut W in sue cessfiil operation at Portland. She has nei ther wheels nor rudder. The engines turn two grooved iron drum, over which two inch chain cahtes plav, nnd these lay on the rier liottom, with fastening at either shore. The lnmt is 111 feet Ion; and ll" feet Wain. She is rtroiM'Utsl Vv ilouble rvlinder en nines 81 inches bore, IS Inches strolie. The chains hold her so steady that neither wind nor waves aflVt her iliroot course, and two men manage her. Superintendent Huntington lias made a treaty with Paulina, chief of the Snake In dians. The Indians agree to remove to the Klamath Reservation, and let the whites alone, for which kindness and innjrimniinity on their part they are to receive from the Government $.",0Hl per annum fur fiveyrars, and $1,3K) ir annum for fifteen years then after. A little son of T. M. Word, who lives on Five Mile Creek, Wasco county, was chased by a huge wolf, n Tew days ago. 'f he boy hehaved very bravely, and by showing fight when the brute came too close, and then run ning himself towards home, succeeded in es caping. Mr. Wan! formerly lived in Linu county, and was one of the pioneer settlors. Two men with blackened faces attempted robltery and murder at the dwelling of E. Ives on Hood river, on the 12ih inst. They lieat Mr. Ives badly alxmt the head with a revolver, but an alarm bavin; been given to some neighors, the villains tied without ac complishing their purposes. No clue was hd of them nt last accounts. The Reporter says the Odd Fellows c.f Jack sonville celebrated the anniversary of their institution on Friday, Aug. I'.Hh, by a pub lie procession, an oration by K. Steele Esq.. of Yrcka. appropriate exercises, and a ball in the evening. They had a gala time gen erally. August, loth, as John E. A rant was sad dling, a horse, in front of Henry Marlin's house, near Klikitat saw mill, a gun in the hands of Marlin was accidentally dischar: ped and its contents peirced A rant mortally, lie died in a few hours. His parents and re latives live near Roseburg. Douglas county. It is stated that the Postal Agent of Cal ifornia has arranged with the California Stage Company to carry the daily mail W- tween Sacramento and Porland until the De parttnent makes other arrangements. The Company receive $1,2-30 per day for the ser vice. Specimens of very fin whrat and barley, raised in Grand Itinde Valley, have Wen shown the editor of the Umatilla Advertiser, In corn, melons, 40., that whole country can boat our Willamette V alley, but we thinkVfi wheat and fruit we have tfiem by a little. Toe Orizaba, on , her trip from Portland . . i i irni ,v,.- I " last ednesday, timeil awav j-lliS.tHi.l HJleifle Contr ief 1 nr .-; I ho U,n ih.,1 ' " J ' JtHlC I tmiraet UW W.il lie nepO.tU'tt . . treasure, Jf.fO "unntes of ham nnd lacon. 'J.0 i it- t, .. ,1 - ,i " I ell. it was a iucas;irc of their own. the Uxeaof assortc.1 frutt. 7 tKixes of es. , ?,..., it- . several baJes of wt.d,a.iuat,titv of preen and iPptlSc iontrat-t hw, and their party dry hitltts, and 12 cases f merchandise. Another trotting match come vu at the I track near Portland, on the llhli, hetween tho roadsters Mair and Sixllv, two milt heats. , t . - , ( 5,1,). s,,!lv w.m iIo first heat in 0:04. and Mac the second and j thinl and purse, in 6:00 ; 6:6. F ' The Umatilla Atlvcruser of the lO.h forty tns of quart mill were landcl at that ! was yet to come. A party of six or eight, printers and others, left Portland the other day with the , intention nf climbing to the summit of M Hint Hood. We don't Itolicvc " that little thing can be did." The dwelling of V, K. Xewsom on Pud ding river, Marion county, was burned down on the 10th inst. The cause of the fire is not known. Jfewsom was in the field harvesting at the time. The citizens of Walla Walla arc already putting up buildings on the ground burned over in tha late disastrous fire there. The Walla Walla folks are energetic aud ought to prosper. The fine new flouring mill of Mr. Rees in Walla Walla is nearly com pleted. It will be one of the finest mills east of the moun tains. Mr. Rees deserves success for his en terprise. The mining claims of Eph. Day on Gran ite Creekgave a product of 1,400 ounces of cold from four day's run of the sluices, in a cleaning up a fortnight ago. The New World lately made the round trip from Portfand to the Cascades and Lack in less than seven hours running time.' ' The distance is 130 miles. The Gazette says that some of the Corvallis merchau.s" are haying their goods brought from San Trancisco by way of Yaquina Bay m sailing vessels. , . t Coal from the newly discovered mines on Cowlitz river has been tested on the New World.toimer. W e. have- not hoard with what success. ... The Sqntinel says Avery & Strang of Wil low Springs Digging, in Jackson county, found a luiap of gold in their claim'a few days ago. A Mr. Cox, proprietor of the Junction House, Boise Valley,' shot a man named Davis in the abdomen, in- a difficulty early in the month. The Rev. Father Blanchet an4 the Sisters of the Sacred Heart who are to institute the school in Jacksonville, arrived there on the loth inst. - The citiztns of Umatilla have been pros- nectinsfor buihiinc stone. ; They found a quarry, but too .fax away for practicable pur poses. Henry Coston shot John Mynatt in a per sonal difficulty "in Roseburg some days ago. Ike wound, is not serious. The firel lot qf the celebrated Manny rea pers ever -shipped for Oregon were lost ou the Brother Jonathan. From Owyhee. Reports from this rich district say that $4,000 per ton has been of fered for ore taken from the lode' lately dis covered by Trook & Jennings. loore & Fogas, and Minear are running' their mills night and day, Shoenbar' is building a mill of granise. Moore & Tass had commenced crushing their ore. The Ainsworth mill was undergoing repairs. F ist Freight and Express to Idaho. The indomitable Du Relle, formerly of Sa lem, has forwarded to Umatilla seven fine wagons to be used in carrying express mat ters and fast freight between that point and Idaho and Boise cities. On the down trips . raerergers -will t-s carr"2. .1 Prettily Intended Letter. The laot Journal contains a lengthy letter from our devoted friend ami warm admirer, A. L. Stinsoii. It is addressed tons, and wo cannot conjecture how our eoteuipornry first got hold of it. Hut we thank '.him for giving it to us in primed form, for it is inudi easier read that way vh:n in the MS. The letter may be termed biographical in style, but we regret to sny it is not no nhle pro duetion. This may be owing to its almost total want of original matter it being ipiitc entirely compiled from some of the ery flat tering notices of us which have at one time and another appeared in the columns ,, some of our cotcnipovarics. Our ardent ad mirer has, in out? or two instances, essayed the telling of some pretty anecdotes about us, which we have never seen nor heard of be fore, but it is in these particularly that wo are constrained to withold that meed of high praise which we would ever prefer to accord to our loved and loving friend. We regret to say that Ids letter is faulty in many par ticulars. lh certainly could not have dis played Ids accustomed zeal and industry in his compilation,, for he has omitted quite a number of the most delightful stories over in vented upon us. Then, there is uo rich hu mor in the letter indeed, it is drj reading throughout, .and our friend is known to lo " such 11 funny fellow.' tint perhaps the greatest imperfection in his sketches is, the absolute absence of that peculiar suit in them, with which even writers of fiction umuiIIv season their works wo moan Truth. But we attribute this not so much to an innate, chronic inlirmiry with our eulogist, as to his inability to withstand the influences which surround him. That tender, iniprs" susceptible nature of his can lo, unforta- . , , , . , . . i ' ll natch-, moulded l.y stron-er intn.Js. It iiti, the company he keeps at present that leads him into the Italiit of littering inveracities, nnd wo cannot find it in our heart to chide or censure h'nn for his fra'ltv. We accent ! h)3 brief, imperfect, hut very complimentary Itioraphii.al sketch, in the spirit he intend ed it. 11 cut !t I nit luU'itvd j'.aneivric we rei-eive even vith tha strain it imposes on . 1 . 1 I, , our m-wiesiy as ne wouni isit, as a ! ' friendship's oiTcrine-" frota an omhusiu-ti, idolizing admirer. IhivnivnTiinii l-v V.,. e, A verv larjo itieetmn r Ahidttnniists was hold in San Francisco a. i'oHnicht au:h and the r la expresses tho ohjtcts of Jhe meeting in display headings tints : j "(Irand Mas Meeting at l'latt's Hall !" In favor of the Ilopeal of the Nullify-1 o ,t , t ..... n,i mjij hiecific (. on tract hiw ' Ihc iMie - P-" ' passed it in that iShlle. Their partvi J,t-..thr.-.ii in I Umii ia cit.iil .e l .,v I tir fhia it.trt 1 l..iit.,..t-.. t a 1M--Ii:...l tli.t! -. ...113. ....V. 'i'Vtl7 lu-i.-.v-i ........... - . . ... , ... I ia t us i!,:-.rr:i ;. h1! nf !o- 'i lit.-im-1 tit t-i nt. t en tne act was a nnionoation ol the l;nv alu 'Congress. The Abolitionists con londed I 'hat it was not. .Now the J-ia- charac- I. . , . ' . .... V,.,t- !.n l'. ,., ..l,., ,.. l laiitomia Act as a - uilsty-1 ia Iw." What have it j'.- i ty brethren ... I . . . .!... S i .. I ...:tl . I oo-K"" l" l" " "H'.l ! i at the expected extra Kc-sjon. rcreal the Nullifying Law V We expect not. Stri-ck it Uicii. TueO.'eouian ofThnrs-! -w lay says : We were shown last evcniti-r snoritnons of i . ti.ii- . . . : tlont rAihl t:lki'ii ti-i ii ii a fvc ili..ni .in- in tl..t viciniiv of Kxpress Ha:iL-h. near Uttrnt rive:-, which is of the lu.tst excellent qualit v. We art reliably informed that this is the rifhc-t di covcrv that has vet becti made. It is sain that from an ordinary coffee ptittif dirt tliirty-ei en j dollars' worth of gold was washed oftt.1 Oae ti. ...... .. ..I man naa iieen at wor in tne 'ligitig live weeks who had cleared the snug int'.e sum ol five thousand d dlars. We are witlionr fur j thcr particulars concerning this now lisoo- i cry, but considering tho perfectly reliable sourt-e fixun which this limitoil information is derived. Nvc deem it quite certain that far ther partijilars must soon ' be made public. N - i t Bloodthihsty. Thts following!.? a copy of a letter received by President Johnson : Twin isrniNos, Linn county, Kansas, June 17, lSt.". Mr. Presidents- Dear Sir We vv.iuld very respectfully request you to have Mr. Presi dent Davis hung. It you don't hang him, there might be a few from Kansas to do it for you. Please let us know what you will do alxmt it. Very respectfully, Maxy Citizens. Tho Qregonian of Wednesday has the fol lowing : A number of teams from the Atlantic side this season," have already made their ap pearance in thifl valley. "Others will -be very likely to tollow, as tho crporienccs of last winter will show the hew comer that regions east of thb mountains are not desirable places to wintir, after a tedious trip across the con tinent. . . . Thk Emioratiox. The New York corres pondent of the Sart Franoisco Bull'otin, in a late letter navs : The emigration across the plaint to Cali fornia, Utah, Idaho, , Montana and other western regions, is iar greater tiiis spring than during any preceding one. 4,000 west ward Ixmud wagous passed Fort Kearny in the montii of May. ' i Arbitrary Arrest. Emerson Ethcritlge has been arrested at Columbus, Ky., hy the military authorities, on a charge of deliver ing incendiary 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 arrest. Satisfactory. A letter from Mr A. Nolt- ner of the Review," explains the cause of no notice being given in his paper of the 19th, of the apijearance of The State Rights Demo crat, lie was absent from Eugene pity, and did not return until after thb papqr had gone to press. All right, Xoltner. Tiaxks to 'Patron's. We gratefully ac knowledge the receipt of lists of subscribers, and money, from good friends in Polk, and Marion, Clackamas, Clatsop and Wasco counties, North, and from Bent m, Lane, Douglas and Jackson counties, South ; also from Idaho. Caityon- CiTr. A gentleman lately from this noted mining district, informs the Moun taineer that all the claims pay well and water is plenty. It ia yet one of the very tort xaintng regions east of the mountains. Democrutic Vlefory in Idaho. From the I'matilhi Advertiser of Aug. J'M, we. learn tliattho Petiioeniey carried the recent election iu Idaho by about GOO majority. Well done, Idaho. Fin 011 Sot'Tii Hnisi:. The laru-e new mill of the New York and Idaho ti ld and S,.r Vanpauv was put in operation in South Boise on the 1st inst., and worked finch-. The rock crushed so far has vietded Imiidsjnn-lv. i Three hundred tons of ore lone been tskeo out. ready for the mill. . Ciit iti it Dkiiicatki,. . K. Scars. P. I'. of the Methodist Church Souih. officiated at the dedication of the new Church iu Wilbur. Iougl:is cnunty, on Sunday. August 20th. . - Flt.wruisK i Tknm;s.-i:e. -Jov. Brown low of 'IViiiu."!''' lias issm-d a proclaim;! ton declaring ihe IVanchisc Law the. supveme law of i he Mate, and denouncing all as I'.ch els who oppos!' its ex'i'Uti :i. I'istinci ism l 'isiT!)(ts. tien. Ahlev and t'td. l'Vothingiiain lelt P ntland Thursdi-y more.ing for Salctn. and intended pimngu visit to th Sanliam min.'s. Conn to II. Mi. A mini in tcnti lr it;;;ht tn ntr 'ffii-p i a 1- liituv a t"t iliK !(.! tn us, si til l.y tin- tVum Sali-m. in hit h ;n n li!:n-k plraw, w.i ninn'a liai, ai:-l a l.ntilcnf "Hail ll.t'iaiii f ir iln bmisrs." nl".t im- I'iii 1 full. Ailm lu-il to l!u- l;nl ( a card, conlniata t!i ini-ri( !ioi : "lt:U t ni liy Mr'. .Ivil ljii' nt his cuptini- 1i.iari l I i Iln- I'l'.lyt'-.rm;!; S'l t-hlrHl Ki miniilv f I'l'iii'-foa'!".'" Nn d -ii'i! tin-rn.-r tlioa-rht fcis 'itt a crj liiaiiy "j-ak." If it is t!m li.-o he .iv it i-. li- nnirit lia-.it tnli.)i it ; if il J.. nut. In lias litil iit iuit it. Ho i i !i-i.ii! to I'istu-r biira nf i... .in. ........ . ... i ; i ... .. . i . i . V- III in. 1. .1 - l-i .in ii-i'l.'-, llf lif. .r IIIIIU'I Mbm t -to it fnn au- t.-.e,-t,-,l i-unlil. In-! Imnity I like ltis!.n,!nnl!t.!iV mel ni!,i't yat in'i mighty bn l. liil t it funny, !: little junk f Al TUHK-tneR i'l ltsn-f It.. "e enmc vei v IH'Hr ! ":,;,,! "n '!'r'' "''" r W". ans'it Jit lc IVwvl! in the ait of try io; to ton j sevetc nt We ti- livt. Xot Ii-' ot Vl-rt iifHt'nt,. Tt AtM Acrvcv. fulin Fftfusnii, lsii., of Praai i-ieii. ha ctnlili he l an A'eaev in Wushiast- j t'n, f-r the iri--ent 5 a,jir'-rtttiiti and rnl'wtt'iH J' fnll titanner f claims aint t!:e tinr-.rim-nt. l"'1'"Prr lie is n tH-rf." t! v ii)'i'!' ph! r -lial h' eesnl-i-mn. ! f c:;tl vion !v eiii'inieivl him to k is.tn In Ore- !Z"" 't cl-f!uie v.h. hare -l::: that reiiuirt; lattMitiea in V adiai-t m. .1. Ft FiscittKn A I'o.. nfTr their c-i'"!. ennit- ilMl anil ,.n ,e l a-mtiicii! nf eiti-ia! mer jcla'i lise p.t Invest rate. it i l!!t 111 i h u-e, H weU favmite hmtM.. i train" ta tr.cle Or is-i't or t'r'iihice i' , , Tlirv pire liar na 1 cvervhiiilT ...... 1 il.. 1 .1.. . .... 1, .1.1. . i' - hh tr ii ien I'm in uii'ii !-;-nf. loan u.fir n:vi r- . , . , . ttivmeat ta (htJ iic-. ati l t.-t!;e ic-fe dt it. Hiev . , ... , . , , wat M hi-at r..l ..'.t. f.nr wlnt-h tltcv offer thr hih..t i-nsh i.t-i,- ta J- X.acno;s .iir-. rs at thit linn- ;!n tt hr.rsatn tvr ! ? 'i i- At'n.ny. lie luis B hir-e gii ! i!ir,'i.l -u-S'HtKi tit .a tiin- sunt nf e..-ls re-miivj i rs at .ist't:!-!iia ;!y !i;w figures. Til e faeiliti-i he jhas nf mni.:,n j-itie' c in t'- e ".-real nia.U t 1 t . ! . It i" - , 1 ' ' ' ' " ' ft r to hs advert .sctu-nt and idvo hiri a t-a'.l. II: i - mW-- hint Li ? JTi.V3 tt.c hot trt! i'-r n 1'r'Ktne.. Lew hr.-is t Ci;.. t.f NIW Yuri Su.rr.iu l ostnr'., lar l'rii-k f.u I'irt ftr.-vt. tin- t!;!i :?i a Tiirir raiisi i'.us mul hail i?-i ruo nt..rr li i-u ia i r-mcWcl ni h vUt'ic.-, c.vctf;k tit it,.! , r-M'4.-iaiiv a'Ia;itv.l to this niai'.ut. bhJ tbtir ciumi'ifiit.us m"w u fi1 "ith w- rrm.r i.r.l ..-..,vl.. .!.. .it fi-.l !.,. I... tl.. - - :.. i"-. .m.. ,1.-. ... .inn in ItUtrT ii.trr, ar-1 l-tiv itt the lnwcc-t raw. T! Itt tiltt l"V,l-rt TaW. 11)1 'Ivai.tat;.-.'" it, the I'-triiiitfi urf tnjiiv. Ht!vritr a J ' 1 an-l 3an J'ralit ii'tt i i.inrki-ts. umi h-nc tb--y cnti ti!T"..'r fitth pititl lurpuiiii n they tin. J.ouk at tlieir atlvcrti.au'nt in tiii. j-ner. Thoy nu-an juit what thi'v ? iu it. L L ; ' ""!'J.' ". " 1 A-k sw t.r.r.n Kxr.-w-Airnhi no nr.' iti'hltcl to t - rim. Itam'tt. .,kn-t!cr. jstati-ncr and tit-nr1 News iH-aler, of 'iWthiml, fur p-ncrmi supplies or Stuto and foast j'siart. He U certniiily the most attentive gcnt'ciuim t' ibcuc imj ort.-oit wimt.-t of Ulterior putili?ln.-rs tlint we kuow t.r, and we no luni-r wonder at his great lu'mcs. niece in l'ortlanit. rrtimjitne.is ami clevenii. ninth he exhibits in lm-t'tiics. mut and on;;lit to ctnmiiiii) tra-lc to his cxcelbnl N'ews Iemt mi l Uook'turp. We nrc iu earnc.t in mlvuiitjr. iern..ns who wish anything ia his line to wad their order, or go them pel vest, to Iii." Imr'irtc-f hnu.'os for trndu siif.ilts. MAHHU2T: Tn IJiiE-eno City, An?nt Kth, Mr, AV. L. fliit-temh-n. of FortlatHl, to Mrs. Annie Weleh, of F.u rene City. Cy the Rei P. I. Taylor, nt his resiii"ttiH? nonr Piiopni.T. Anjrnst l"t'n. H. M. Coleman to Jliit." S. A. Ooilnrtl, all of Jackson ennnty. MUWXI1glM.IMII.HMIIIIl II lllll.i,,1M XIKl): In Ailir.ny. Angttst "5th. Walter A., iiitimt son of C. Ii. aii'l F." A. t"pii-tigcr, Aged 13 moot hi and liy. In Albany, Antrust 21st, Anna Rosettn. only rhiltl of Franec 1.. mul M. W. Mack, aged 1 year 6 months ami 21 diyn. At t'.ie resulT-nte of l;cr fiither, Alonny, Jtew York. July 27tli. 1S05. Caroline K., wire of Henry W. Corhelt, of Portland, nped S5 years. M. 13. C'linrcU Koutli. Fourth Rnnn Qimrterhi Mtetinqa fir the Orrgnn PMriet M. E. Churrh, uth. Euirend City, tho 4th Siitur.luy auii Sabhath in August. Oregon City, tho 1st Saturday aud Sabbath in September. - Frownsville, tho 3d Saturtjav nnd Sabbath in Scptcmpcr. A. E. PEAKS, P. K. ItclijicuS Novice. Tho 10th Annual Electing of tho Siioam A.sdci- ation of Regular Predestiuarian Baptists will be held at tho School lIouc, near Thomas Alford's, on Muddy creek, three miles north-west of Harris bure. coraniencing on Friday, the 1st dav of Seiv tcmber, and corithiuinjt the two following days. A general mienattncc is requi-Rieu. '.t STIL.L, OIV THE COREK! ft. CHEADLE'S QASH STORE -Js the place to save money j wBoro you can buy jroods at graall Profits. Bo siro apd eall, aud see tor yourselves. nugl ll. UHKAUJjJS. XTOW IS A GOOI TIMK TO SET 11 He ap; ..We will take WHEAT and OATS at :ic nitrnest uasn price, on all accounts duo us or cash will do just as well. : au28 1 " 3. FLEISC1IXER 4 CO. c asli paid for Produce, and grain otoreu. ai reasonaote rales, by -" R. CHEADLE. GRINDSTONES, at Upton's Furniture Es tubl)sbmt:nt. aug21tf fMlAIRS All Kinds, at Upton's Furniture V x-M-aunsiimuut. augZlU BEDSTEADS, A superior quaiirv aug2Hf U at UPTON'S. ASH PAID FOR WHEAT AND J OATS, by J. lIiEleCHMtR & CO 'HI IHTKIilC! BI.VJ. l!l!KNit. j, n.i;c;i iixiili. J. FLEISCHNER & CO. A jft -l.l.i, loner el I ll-l Mini M ilsliltl-t'ili In-.ti, .ILEI.-i.W, Oa tion, U here M:.t i,r.. . Ili:i- idcir l.or nnd wit si-Iei-tc !t'H-r tlitiu ini.t OIJm-i- House in 'I'o wu. tir Sinrk ri ii-i.-:- Mry ;mmIs) mid Jryeerfot. f nil l.in.l-. lUmlj Iiu!o JotliltiR, lSoitlf hiiTWImm s, 1 1 ii In ji ii (I ', (lts4 hikI ('rorhrrj' Hhm", INiinlM iumI 1 1 aril it i: r, atls, A v. lit fiirt, i-vcnt'oii tin! l urim-r ik cln. All of wilii-li we Viil CM ilMllgl- t'T (ill lilll'lrt lif 1?.Ia.OIDXJOID, j At (lie !i;-;'i(U ncoi.et j rii e We n-u!d ant tri-ftise ! - i n t a h. ' If V0.1 ilcu't bcliero Wo are 8611111? Cheap, call an I s?a. nti-is ri.Ki.-'f'UNEH .4 rti. r-KOSI'ECTUS in- nt'.': oukcon A(;i:i('i;i;ri-i:iST. A NITS'U'i I.T 5:ii'iurnyr'mi'nf ta'.ill- t" I ti 1 . 1 ! 1 (e.l. t'.l 'e ttlii b.' J-IH..i t;iil!l .il. rt.tlH".tV .Inn iiflii R, hi nr u.' i.irt tie; FIR.-JT t"N l A V i'iF o Tt'i:i:R MiXT, A Scmi-Mocthly Agrscnltnral" Journal, V,'i:li till' 1-,1V.' litl-l, tt.t I i-t the sire nf Uie lll!!.- im-; iriinsi: c. 'i'iio pa;.ir a ill b tic-, oti it e.v- rluilcl In tin- iiltfT' ii the lAliMi-.R. 8 T"i K 1:, i;k. v.i ti, t;it(ivi-:it, Ml.M 11. na ll.l.Mi' AM M am i a 1 1 i:i:it. tl ill In: vc ii.i --iintiecti'ia ;t!i i::ve iln -tuinei-ti.!!! .!! t,!i;:e r in.il- ; ti -i.ins. Bttd will hfr liia t - in: :ie -. i'!a!'ic a'j-l . '- j -fiw ii i or fi Mi.- I.i tin s if I'll. i 'f in- -a!i-f nil! l-e en ier tic liiii'mia! e :ttf ml i 1 j a je!Hi-inaa luiterv ia i'.iaiou-t t-i t'.i-ii.-t lu- i .H)n r re.-iiiiiiili' iti'il ttisf reel ite. mi l tii tir 1 ii-t-ii il liy titisiitMl Kie-r-i from -unie r. tye must ' i.-;t-tl.i;.-!i.r.ii.l -r:;,-it-n. tan.:,-:- m u.e ,-nt . ill-,".-- ti 1.- ii-or i-"j'M!"ii- f-inn!;;a !n oii.urt i f iieii .i irrn iiKioai j ii.'iito. ana n.is iaj-er c.'uni !. tita le n'-riiN 'fa tMitri-tt' itriu'ice. Hit ftt.-ef i!i t i.e- mil le- --i r- r nt'.tutiii. in v c-iiii. J.'ii .il'i- t it :tri-'!.!y in n-lvam e. i. :;:il l--ii Ier n-tti-s v:!i 1 r it-'i...l n i-musI ralf. M -nt-v iiu-l, !.-.-.f ia cri-M-ii e t.f l.-j-!tt!i.-tfrs, seitfr tX mo ri-1 . . Atlver'l-'-i s ml! i'-i-i-vc !'::: I'!" Afintn i.Tr:tsT j il! a!l .fl tint I Iu- no ! r-arhitjif Oitt I'-.tiiin r-. j M fh.oiic' t.f .i-fs !!T. u;i..ic tap ni-j!e. A ' Icti te I inimi. r nf a h vrt: .' ii: u'. wai u-.t tei-ovci. A.Mr- i'ltll-tiiX AiiHIi t l.TI'ItlST. a:N SAI.KM. i'lli ii()NT. (1A1.I. AT I PTi'.N'S I t UNnt Hi: Ff-'TAl! li-lonelit and grt a U"'l. liirr Pott-kins, l "hair. " oui'.Mlf , 2000 it; ! i 'II CAT. V I jl ll i... tl ,'r 1.1 Hi'-. !-V .1. H.! JINK .V I il. f t 't'ltS 2' fI.T, Ft fit KAI.S: I. ! U.l ilM.lt .V t '. ' t . . tf c-;ii tm AGE1ITS FOR THIS PAPER. The .v ;:t" till- i ii !;' ;,-llr-!l UTf .111'!:: rii"- l r "l'n i; Staip l".i.;itrs lifUo t i t r.i T, n't t . if- - ti- f.-J tt'i:: ij-i l'-.r suli"t i't::j to l'.i. j. ;)-. r : o3?r'o. JoMCflltilll' ( Utltli), tie'iritt- T. Vitutnf, Ki-r! yvi'lo, A. O. St. 1 1 ti-. !-!ak' i. n-t k. J:t-kHHi County. llrrirv K'-ji-V!. Jai-ks-oiviUf, (': i-t.'Tlio-. ;!!iith, A.-i.iiiri.l, K.' i. Fon.lMy, I'li'iiot, h'.i)inr Ku'ili, A)jih-ra!. J. Ii. Wliit?. li.n-k i't.iu;. Douglas umi! . .1"!!. S. rililiiij,-!:, ' ' lt'ci lnirr, Inn. i. I'inrk, I'jinvi.nvil'e, Ilnr.lv Klitr. (isli-ti'iii', 11. rSlurliy. Oi'kUf.1. Coos i'ttiintj It. W. Cnnnntip, "' Kmfiir? City. I.auc ( omit; . A. J. Hal.b. .lol'.n Mil'.ii-rn. It. V. Howard. A. J. Crifim, Si'.a" V.rotvn. 11. Coehrnii. rlias. Callaway, Exekiel Bailey. I-'iiffpitt! City, Millinrn'r! latii ti, niithru "lil. Pleasant Hill, Coajit Fork. AVi'lmnt tte I'orkti, t'jii'iiwr Creek, tiii.-law. Ilciitou 'ounlj. Dr. ItithanUou, . - Lung Tom, JI. ll. Bell. Corviillis, Polk C'onatj. T. ,T. Lox-ladv, ' Halla. .1. 11. V. Sutler, Monmontli, l)r. Jolin l)avidion, linlfpendence, H. V. liurcb. . 11. l"ty, . Tlola, T. B. AVilliami', Lnehiauutte. Vaiiihill Couiily. - Sidney Smith, Lafayotl?, J. T. Veriiiisoti, " i Y. C. Heiiil.ree, MeMinnvillc. Wanliiugtmi County. Cbnrie-t Cooper, Forest Grove. Multnomah County, B. L. Xordcn, Portland. Columbia County. S. A. Milc, Ht. Helens. Cliooknuias County. Itnlston i Jlycr.-". Oregon City. "Clarion. County, i Peter Bilyen, ' - Salem, l'ichtird .Miller, Ptlverttm, Jus. A. rci.nyliake-, .IctVerson, lr. J. V. Bailey, Champucg. Wasco Count'. F. S. Holland, ' ' " ' ' ' Dalles City, Thos. Ward, Five Milo Creek, l iiiutilla County. Geo. II. Coe. Umatilla. i Cirunt County. J. F. Ilendrcx, Thos. E. Cray, John Fenness'jy. j Canyon City nnd John Day Mines. Ilakor County. Jas. H. Slater, . At.hurn. I n 5 on County. Theo. Burnu'siter. La Grande. James llctideishott, Forest fove. J. L. Hall, Uniontown. IN THE TERKSTOHIi;. Washington.' Frank P. Dugan, j A. J. Cain, AVlla M'alla, A. Kyger. J Idaho. ,T. J. "Walton, Jr., Ruhy City, J). Vim. Donthit, ) T , , . Wm. D.Bibb, j Idaho City, II. C. Riggs, Bciso City, A. Slocum, Pioneer City, G. W. Thatcher, Centreville. N. B. Wo request that onr friends in towns not included in the above list will suggest to ns the names of reliable persons who will consent to act as Aeents for the paper. We wish to have an Ag'-nt in. every post offica district in the State and in tho Territories on the coast SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY. Thos. Boyce, Newspaper Agent, San Francisco, is authorized to receive Subscrip tions and Advertisements for The State Rights Democrat, end to receipt therefor. THE ENTIRE STOCK FOR SALE ! AT COST, FOR. CASH! Jrr J. WOKCBOSS'i I uu.l f tm nnio N5:s.i. v the ":o;.-. Ii !:, l.toi. J'i';l.T l:i!.!i !, ; If f.ov.rr rrirr lliitn in it Itr P.oiuriil clscv. Ijrrr. ' An- viiM vf-fliutr f- 'u.it j-ii'-i-' t'v jn-f pni't I'll n-." -I '-hail I. in ' vi- h Itrrr t-i r-o tht-ii l ti.'iO-." !! yi.ii -i-l! at i-i'n-i-' I- - th ci i-..- ! iiii, i nr. ie.U-.ni !?"- ar- ti c '(--t i'lin' I :Jtr-it r. I liny lor us!i t'roisi Et;!iirUrHt ?.!:-n-i!:i -tor' t -!, ;:iil t'n-ir :m CIIEAFZST r.lAKKET! In Large Quantities when Gco:1a nrc Lo p-. KiimI 'iii' i.i - tn -I il ;i- l'i'-v iclvioi'-i r U- 'h ot I t ioi buy :it the time. I inn .f;r-it in th.-i miiikit, picking ;oi 1. arguing fur ymir l-cuiii'V I i :iu jrivi; n !inr 'GREATEST VARIETY TO SELECT FROM. J can fill' Km tin- i.mii:kt rrdt riii t ,.,. , .... !..vh:-t yi i.ni aaD ni:w chijx I e:m '. ill t! e I2iZbcst Tries for What 7au tavo to ScU! 1 emi "ve ymi L"i ,n-r -e?i. mi Erj ool', ISnnts fiini hiii'tt". I e:!i p He y-i" i't'v-r eT;t. mi It'UI.v M:;li: -3!iIiifi. I en a s-.vc y.!i II! -er &.:. o: rPtri'. 'r'lirrj , il:iNsnnrc. I e;:-l e Villi HI jl T ! !!(. n:t IIiriMri', Iron uud Stfl. ! Hi: "KVi! Jut! I ) J I T i.i.i;t. ., Mfrliaiilrn' Tools, OiitiWl: tltr niilium JIiji'.s, TliJ I!?im;. Jiojjes mul Iaii-.s, Hill Nans. Af., lc ( J t .r! ill : i f '. ' 11; v livit;' tr- 11 f : r:c!e. 1 :ui ."ell at ,-!, ri!:. "- i ' ..i,., . ,ttJl if f v,. r -otiihi ti.v tr- A Ehare of TTonr Patronage. Ate! I Kill s-'iv- y. 'i low rr.iczs ran iiin ttgzs. ;.;::nr:::.jBooKSELLERs & stationers, V i'li'iaf ii::n'!j'- r w..r :. t-ll nn I ti:".:i. In t:H- ru-.r au.s i J. NoR'-nois-. I - - - - - j 4 ; wt r V - .. RE if. a-111 lnl'fai ESni'niim ll . j iNEW FURNITURE STORE ;ri1!li: I Xiiiat.-IUNKll WiU'Ui AVAIL fc. n-lf t' t':..i m.-tli-tl i.f it:t'"ti!tit.jr th,; fahViv S'liiit )o' tut luttid. ntid if c.-L.-tatitiy rirftuvitif - - j !r j.;.:,.-. (.( t (. l ; .,.--.!y i.J 1 I-'AS'J'Ml IN I "UN rrini2. I IU liKAl' ". l;!.lt-r:.AiS. l'biantil i l.ot'MH-lr'. r::tsry. f;:i- :: V IWt? r'n.l t!i Itruma: 11. Wit and Si-i !'A S. T 1 "T.r.-". Itii-. K IK.'! rilAKl.-. H,..., ... . t- ( -; . i ;. Work- Mlheti-d into ToU "!'Kii.!:- IV.It l.iHat.'.i j -,.,.-. h. fr-i tna-'oiirv t.-l "ii F-il.w.Mi,; 15. !-.t ll'lill.V l!!A!i'..-5. &-. M.-,-.;:at..-..i:-' -u'. t:- I'-, iiii'i' , I'rnycr Itonks lit- i-i :'.!:' t i--' .!'! to n: :ii ill faKt: ro :iS i.'.iA' .t tr. ! I nn !;.-: IT. 1 'i:i.-:tr::t"ii Wurks; 1?, JttT-Fu;.-ii'iir !' i? futiili.r anil t vie- iit-i to h ..-nr-; . a sit? is.-.-k!'. ; !'lt--c.i l-l ! 4 Bl.'.-V. i l'i LF. l'Vf.t: M iTVi'l-liS ai-.l 1'1I.1.'W.3, l'i LF. l'Vf.t.' M iTVSH-liS ai-il 1'1I.1.'W.3, h tv' I-T ft! islitiA nr. I f is'" 1t a I't-W fi:;!" . N't. : "I i i-l f- i- r. - ri--r I . i i !h- l.-.K i'f. i.-'n v ol i'u.'u ..:!::ls. A'?o. f'-tl-fiiT'l of uii-i i:-";' I-;;;. '; --.ic'i mi - ea: ( j.k.J : : i '. .r a :;: I.: I i- -r Jn ut ;-s t t t ft' r a tl 'tJH'tit l : RAWHIDE CHAIKS. i I have j,! i a tr -ir r..! inftit 'f '-.riiiH-t fur- ni.-'oii-tr gi.!ti-s. m a Va;"i!.e. Oil -. J : r,-.iil:r.-. : tiiue. S.-unl-j'iiT. Taeks. l-'ii-i -Liiir Xa:s Uut!. ; i St-n u i '.i-t'-.-r--. ct v I M Ci't'FiN Tltl.MMi.Vi;. "fall fcird". !n-t "f hi'fr .,tiii!ity tl.nn tat! I.? had i.l-t-,vlit r ! af.it lort!.:i!il. A!-- Tutlry-'ii ri-r; . . 1 i Which, for 2i-u'i! utility." hVraitii':l.v hi I ft to- f I plietty oj ciitiTii'.'tstni it-iiitl-j .tust'y at the keaFf Jitil tin? nj'n!i';;it for m.iei.i'.eii t hi. t I:kv be n j Ibrust !iji..('ti the tiiiirl.tt. A!- . tli-. celohratf'l j l'nivpral C'lflllir Wringpr. Of vari.'tiH fini hi liiind and for fnie cheap, l'li'tt-e :-t e me a call, and 1 v.il! not fall out with you if vim A, il'l tail to "lutv m out.'' J. J!. UPTON'. Albany, Anti-1 ll:b. Hl'.'i. anl i;f PACIFIC HOTEL, J. B. SPItETCaEK, - - Proprietor. rpiil--" LONii E-TAULISIIEH, LARt.-K, COM nimiioti.t and well furnished house is inain taincd B9"a rii?t-":a.s Interior Hotel, For the" etit rtitituuent of regular hoarders and transient uit.-. The ii'tii-e wns almort cnt'rfly re-lmiit lant vear. and tlmr..ii;:l.ly ' re-i'iirnishotl with XEW BEDS. Bedding nnd Funiitiirr. TSJE TABLE Is iirnidi'd with every fubstaniial apd rare treat of the season?. tug ncoics Are Cf!:ninoilioiis and wril ventilated. Prompt ami eareiiii utt-juilanee is a.-?urcti to guests.. Tho California ftnee t'otct'anv's mail coaches come to and tjo from the Hotel. f"hargcr! modt'rate. AHinny, Augntit 141a, I8Gj. f . nuglitf (OF SAX FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.) ; AViil attend in person to tho Prosecution of Claims Arising1 in Oregon and California, And to the Settlement of Accounts with tho STATE. TREASURY. WAR, NAVY AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS. IN THE INDIAN BUREAU. LAND CR PATENT CFFiCE. Pi rons hnvin" liu?inofs can have it vn-oniiitlv atteudt-d to, and obtain information from time to Lime, if deirt.il.. Address No. 476 SEVENTH STREET, WASIUNGTOX CITY, l, C. ai;2S IMS. . W. (iRAY, SURGEON DENTIST, Tii 1 - ii - . hS-- Cincinnati Ctlk-ire of ; Dental Surgery, Vould attain oiTur h Profe?ional services to the citizens of this placo and surrounding country. Office Up stnirs in Foster's Brick Building. Residence alongside of the Pucific Hotel. " Albany, August 14th, 18G5. augl Iff S. U. CBA.NOR. S CEO. R. HELM. CRANOR l HELM, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAV, ALIMXT, Oregon. WAIVTED! 1 exchange for Furniture, Bedding, Chairs, Ac, by ang21tf J. II. UPTON. . ATTEXTIOS! ""TrOTT WHO HAVE BEEN WANTING Cliil .M. IrenS Chairs, eall at Upton's Furni ture Store and get tbem. ang21tf If yon want Salt Cheap, or anything else in the grocery lino, just eoe alone and get it, for I will selL R. CHEADLE. A Good "wagon-yard for tho bemfit oi tboso who trade with me, is always ready - hy E. CHEADLE. ! r!airl. 11. V. I:I.J lit SBPt;0. Albany. VE?K.STORi in rosTrnr, two stohy brick. 1 IKSr STItKKT, AI.ItAXY. WILL YOU LISTEN TO THE TRUTH ! The 13ent Chances in the City ! 1TO I-IXJMBTJC3-1 I T 531-ST SiE ASmilTTKD THAT l!lH-f 1,1' " , u: Y HKOS. & CO., Jls.ve ilei-i leily tbo i!i:ST STOCK OF COHDS, OF ALL KINDS, : lira--!, whielt tliey ntTi-r at. cii'-h MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES, tloit tbev i-n'i'i be .ur !i;it-'l ln-r", nor ercn in. !' ir!.';in !. tlie i-.-oiie figures that they are Lold iic' tl i-ij- r) !ei:ii, ar-;,- f.ix-k lit, of liry ;o)Os, C'lOtll'Kg, KlKK'M kikI Itoot, Hals uud Cap ;ro,riH ; s ' ' ' urJ,f ,H ,,f,s, 011 t'rot'licrj. Fa'.ntn. il, ;inwware, Ar., At. . Xtwit:tMai:t;i:i that t'uere in s great rUo in ST.U'F.K G'JObfi, We r.re ui-tertniii'-d, a usual, to give GOOD BZRGkA-IltfS An 1 a ;."! .-iiiiw to Tin: rAr,.M::a.s to lay in their fall FUPPLIKF, fcr wh: .-?: th-.y t.-i!:e ):! EUj'AMADLE niODFCE IS EXfHAXGE. T! i can f.fiV-r l e'ti r im!i:' emftits lhan BliT t r ii ':! . Shi f 1 le of J'crtia.-.il. liaving alway !"..i( i-r r. -..I ;ins t'.i- ii:er!;t-t, who l-s not let ; i- it:,;1:' h -ai-. I at s -iif t:.:. til, in urfcr that C licapi'r tha:j the C licapcsl. ,! I) . i H. H. BANCROFT & CO, Nan S'TniM-Jtco, f'al. .rrn: at Tin: !.o;vi:?t makket rates ISIS i i ... H W -n- .l ,l!t lar?.i-t ati -. uw a.-,-..--a ncaa w Ii e.k- i:l (" -li ttui t if i.iit-r.-itiire, and tim- ! j i,- n.:i t'ttiif-y ;-::-.:i' n-ty, I Iff Si umi anywbrr in j tt.-tr iv f !!. 'I !.'-" i in-y mWv LuiMmg, 32 hr I t t-.-t. ihr ri. m -i.;re5taut rtrett. whicli .1. i.i s. I.: !lli!-!,.!:.r,.;. iu ,,i;r ;.'j ..i.rtt on M..Rts.niery j i., ,t. ri In 1 1 re nir.e -i i urlm'-iit.--. taeh arrmguj j .,:;,-r ma'nv Mt'iit ;.-:;'.-, an follow.: '!i.crHRn'uH Hooks. rv : 2. iiiosm.i '.-v : Nit1s; 4, Oovern- 1. Jl 1 . it :.rv : iiit.jfn.i i.-v : ... jt.ivt-ts : , ti : a:. -! 1 .! i-t: I I.' lU S.i-iiiori l.itt'ratura : 6, iso f. i.r:il an.l Mora! .ek-nce; S. . ... ,,,a ,,.. i i:r..trv- ;. JvUi-n Uttrts and tha KfiPntlllV ItVUiltti U .V'; rv ::, l :val ;-UriC?: 2. Navigation iy i-l...-.'.JE . ... .'tl....l-,ii"-t:i'. . . t J t . - - . .. . ... -...ii-.. :.!i-i K:e-;r::t;itr : 6. Me- '--::;. ;.--,:! .. 7. Aj-piicd f(--la!li-1 and tba j C'i -;. i.nc: i-t .. ThmI a'ni Ilemrcei; ' .'. .".'.;. 'n-i.':,-- . . i i: t;-',:.tfuii; A.-troi''my : : I!. ii:-.ijMt.'f. i..4.tdvt..tt-,s! a'o 'imatol'.jry : 12, cy. M r t -.tr'.".: 1 '.. Xattirffl IIi-;-.Ty f tho is' K"it:-j.t.t'-i": !!. 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