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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Rules 20 be Observed at q Russian
Assembly.

When Cathariaa Alexowna was made
Empress of Russia, the women were in an
actual state of bondage; but she under
took TO introduce mixed assemblies, as in
other parts of Europe; she altered the
women's dress by substituting the fashions
of England; instead of fus she brought
IN the use of tafFeta and damask, and cor
nets and commodes instead of caps of sa-
bles. The women found themselves no
longer shut up IN separate apartments,
bat saw company. visited each other, and
were present at every entertainment.
But as the laws to this effect were di-
rected to a savage people, it is amusing
enough to see the manner in which the
ordinance ran. Assemblies were quite
unknown among them the Czarina was
satisfied with introducing them, for she
found it impossible to render them polite.
An ordinance was therefore published ac-
cording to their notions of breeding,
which, as it is a curiosity, and has never
before been printed that we know of, we
shall give it to our readers:
I. The person at whose house the as.
sembly is to be kept, shall signify the
same by hanging out a bill, or by giving
some other public notice, by way of adj
vertisement, to persons of both sexes.
II. The assembly shall not be oper
sooner than four or FIVE o'clock in the af
ternoon, nor continue longer than at ter
at night.
III. The master of the house shall no
be obliged to meet the guests, or conduc
them out, or keep them company; but
though he is exempt from all this, he i
to find them CT tirs, candles, liquors, ant
all other necessaries that company ma,
ask for; he is likewise to provide then
With cards, dice, and every other neces
sary for gambling.
". There shall be no fixed hour 70
coming or going away; it IS enough for
person to appear in the assembly.
Y. Every one shall be free to sit, wall
or game, as he pleases; nor shall any on,
go about to hinder him, or take excep
tons at what he does, on pain of empty
ing the great eagle, Ga pint bowl full 0
brandy; it shall likewise be sufficient
on entering or retiring, to salute tn
company.
VI. Persons of distinction, noblemen
superior officers, merchants and trades
men of note, head workmen, (especiall
carpenters,) and persons employed il
chancery, are to have liberty to enter tn
assemblies; as likewise their wives an
children.
VII. A particular place shall be as
signed the footmen, except those of tn
house, that there may be room enough il
the apartments designed for the assembly
VIII. No ladies are to get drunk unde
any pretence w%hateyerj nor shall gentle
men be drunk before nine.
TX. Ladies who play at forfeitures
questions and commands, etc., shall nc
Be riotons; no gentleman shall attemp
TO force a kiss, and no person shall ofe
to strike a woman in the assembly, unde
pain Of future exclusion.
Such are the statutes upon this occs
sion, which IA their very appearance
carry an air of ridicule and satire. Blu
~politeness must enter every country b
degrees; and these rules resemble tn
breeding of a clown, awkward but sincere
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

PARsoN Gov. BRoW adj
mirers of this dcspicable and blasphemous
wretch are asked to read tho following ex-
tract from a . sermon he delivered in New
Orleans about eight years ago. They ought
to feel proud of their convert. He said
1.-THE Southern portion of the Methodist
Church was doing more for the temporal and
eternal welfare of the negro, than all the
freedom shriekers outOf hell the pious Aho-
litionists would enter the Church on Sunday,
with a face as long as the moral law des-
cant upon and bewail the miseries and wrongs
heaped upon the downtrodden son of Africa,
and on the following day, in his picayune
grocery or candy store would, if he could,
swindle n Louisiana negro out of the pewter
ornament on the head of his cane, and do il
in the name of the Lord. When l got tc
heaven, continued the Parson, where | OK
pect to go after my death, if find a regular
built Abolitionist there, / shall conclude
that he practiccd a fraud upon tho door keep
er, for in my opinion, a Kansas agitator and
freedom-shrieker has no more business in
our Fathers Kingdom than Commodore
Paulding had in Nicaragua when he captur'
the flibusters.W
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

LrcKr FoR WoNEy.-A French scientist
has discovered the important fast that fewer
women than 1nen are struck by lightning.
Outof 500 sufferers from Ii lightning in Franco,
in ten years, only 243 were women, and in
England the proportion was still smaller. In
many eases. the lightning falling in the
midst Of groups Of persons of both sexes,
struck men in preference to women, whom
it spared more or less. What can be the
cause of this remarkable difference on the
part of the electric fluid 7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

Mr. ron NATuRALtzEpClTIzESs.-If the
Altlitionists eucece led in investing the Negro
with citizenship, they at once place the ne
sro politically o,er the heads If all white
citizens not lorn upon eur soil. The Can
s%titution of thu United State prohibits a citi
zen Of f,reign birth Icing either President
or licc President. but the negro when he be
comes a citizen becomes eligible 10 both p3
Eitione, and consequently the possessor d
greater political power tEan eur white eli.
zens of foreign birth. How do you ike thai
good people from abroad One Of you can
no. he presilent. but q ni,lasr can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
WHAT rs HOPE.

Homes not made Of palace walls,
Though with pictures hung aud gilded,
Home i where affection calls
Filled with ~elifincs the heart hnih baiIt
Home to which the faithful dove
sails beneath the heaven above us,
Home IL where there one To love
Home IL where there's 0Le % love US.
Homes pot merely roof and room;
Home needs something to enleaF II;
Home Il where the heart can bloom.
Where there's some kind lip % cheer il.
What Is home with noUe to meet,
None to welcome, none 70 greet us?
Home h swcet-and only sweet
Where there's one we love tn meet us.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

Tastes will differ with regard to birds.
The infant delights in crows, but hates the
thrush; %lunaties are raven mad gluttons
are fond Of swallows persons with colds in
dulge in hawks artillerists fancy PARROTS !;
misers are partial to golden eagles gnmb-
lers like pidgeons and guifs thieves 90 in
for robin; fast men glory in a lark, and
every good husband loves his duck of a
wife. 2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

\ Car KILLED ny ilonlNs.-Thc Somerset
pa Democrat relates the following Singh.
lar oceurrancc
A most remarkable instance Of the bcllig.
erent qualities Of the Robin has Just come 10
our notice. Il appears that a ~half-grown
cat. belonging to Il citizen of the town. had
a fancy for killing young chickens and birds.
She spent much of her time in climbing
trees, to the great annoyance. doubtless, OF
some robins which had built their nest there.
\ few days since, when puss was engaged
in her ~fayosite amusement, some six or eight
robins seem to have combined to close her
career. They attacked her in u body, pounc-
ing upon her with great fury and planting
their beaks into her head with Il severity
which caused the cat to indulge in frightful
screams. Upon the inmates Of the house
coming to her assistance tho robins retired
from the conflict and the cat escaped under
an adjoining kitchen. Not coming out, and
a rather disagreeable smell beginning to is
sue thcrefrum in a few days afterwards, the
floor was taken up, and the cat found dead
with her eyes picked out, and other eyiden-
ccs about her head of having been severely
dealt with. We have never known Of 4
more striking proof Of the devotion Of tn,
i" Red. Breasts for their young. We sym,
pathize with our neighbor in the loss of his
I" Cat, " but we know our readers will ex.
claim-"Juily for the birds
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

OM1Nous.-The New York journals of July
ooh say that $4,000 additional troops had
been put on the road to Sheridan within a
few days. With this reinforcement our ar
my in Texas can hardly number less than
10000 or 10000 men. This concentration
of troops on the Mexican frontier may posi-
bly, signify something.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

An Irish glazier was putting a pane Of
glass into u window, when n groom, who
was standing by, began joking him, telling
him to put in plenty of putty. The Irish
man bore the banter for some time. but at
last silenced his termenter by
"Arrah, now, be off wild We, or else I'll
put a pain in yer head widout any putty"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

Some new value has been discovered in
coal ashes. A contractor has paid 50, 900
for the right to collect them in a single dis
trict in Manchester, England, for six months.
Only a short time since the authorities had
to pay contractors to take them away. Coal
ashes, piled up around trees in a cone form,
are said to afford an excellent obstruction to
the canker worm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
ATARTAn CATCHES 4 TARTAR
nrNeARIAN lnanxp.


There's trouble in hungary now, alasi
There's trouble ON every hand
Far that terrible mau,
The Tartar Khan,
Il rowing over the land!
He is riding forth with his ugly men,
To rob aud ravish and slay
For deeds like those.
You may we'll suppose,
Arc quite in the Tartar way.
And now he comes, that terrible chief
To a mansion grand and old;
And he peers about,
Within and without.
Aud what do his eyes behold?
A thousand cattle in fold and field,
And sheep all over the plain,
And noble stceds
Of Tares, breeds,
And beautiful crops Of grain.
But aner still is the boarded wealth
That his ravished EYES behold,
In silver plate
OF wnndrcus weight,
And jewels Of pearl and gold!
A nobloman owns his fine estate.
And when the rnhber he sees,
This net very queer
lc QuahHS Win tCtFs
And trembles . bit in his knees!
lie qaakes in fear Of his precious life,
And scarce snppresses a groan;
GOOD Tartar" says he,
whatever you see
Be pleased TO reckon your ownp
The Khan locked round in a l~eisurcly way,
As ono who is pnREled to choose;
When eoekin4 his ear
He CHANGED 20 hear
The ereak Of feminine shoes
The Tartar smiled a villainous smile,
When, like n lilly in bloom,
A lady. fair
With golden hair.
Came gliding into the room.
The robbers stared. with enormous eyes;
Was ever so winning a face?
And long he gazed.
As one amazed.
To see such beauty and grace.
A moment more. aud the lawlesssman
Had seized his struggling prey,
Without remorsc.
And taking horse,
He bore the lady away
"Now, Heaven be praised! - the noblems
cried.
" For many n mercy to me;
/ bow me still
Unto his will,
God pity The Tartar ;" said he.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

A witty and convivial lawyer being in his
early years much addicted to dissipation.
his mother advised him to take example of a
gentleman whose constant food was herbs.
and his drink water. "What, madam u
said he, "would you have me initiate a man
who eats like a beast and drinks like a
fish 9t'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

To PRESERVE THE TEEru.-IGorace Wal
pole wrote "Use a little bit Of alum twice
or thrice a week, no bigger than half your
nail, till it is dissolved in your mouth, and
then spit it out. | learned it Of Mrs. Gros.
venor, who had not a speck in her teeth til
her death. This has fortified my teeth, AM
they are now as strong as the pen of Ju
nius.D
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

A mouse ranging about a brewery, hap
pened fall into a vat of beer, and appealed
70 q cat to help him out.
The cat replied, = 1t is a foolish thing to
request, for as soon as / get you out / shall
sat jon up
The mouse replied, that fate would be bet
ter than to be drowned in beer.
The cat lifted him out, but the fumes of
the beer caused puss to sneeze, andt the mouse
took refuge IN his hole.
Ihe cat called on thsmouse to come out.
You SIR, did you not promise that !
All 8 rephedthe mouse, q but yon know
was IN liquor at the time.f,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

A drunkard, leaning against a church rail
ing, replied, in answer TO a question from
the sexton, that he @idn't exactly belong to
that church, but he Vas leaning that way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

An Irishman being a little fuddled, was
asked what his religious belief was. q 1t is
me belafe ye'd be asking about. It's the
same as the Wildly Brady. lowe her twelve
shillings for whisky, and she behaves I'll
never pay her, an faith, that's my belafe
foo ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Mi.eemaneous Hooks.

!, History 2, biography 3, Novels 4, Govern
ment and Politics 8, Rebellion Literature 9, So
ciai and Ethical; Z, Mental and Moral SCHEMES; Q,
Language and Oratory Q, Bellies Lcttres and The
Clasaics 10. Poetry and the Drama III, Wit aud
Huinor ~, Fiction: -, Works collected into vol
ufnes; If, F~reemasonry and Odd Fellowship; Is,
Miscellaneous subjects 10, Bibles, Prayer Books
and Hymn Books; II, illustrated Works; IS, Jus-
emile Books
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Scientific Books.

n Military aud Eaval Science; 2, Navigation
AID Ship Building 3. Architecture snd Carpentry
], Fine Arts 3, Chemistry and Electricity; 8, Me-
eltanical Sciences 7, Applied Mechanics and the
tsefal Afts 5, Currency. Trade and Resourecsi
., Mathematics aud Engineering; 10, Astronomy
~. Geogrhphy, Explorations and Climmtoleey IT,
Zoology, Mining. etc; Is, Natural History Of the
Mineral Kingdom II, Vegetable Kingdom Is,
Agriculture; IG, Domestic Arts; II, Amusements,
Games and Fortune Telling Is, Photography 10,
CyciopedLas and Dictionaries; 20, General and
Pepular Science q. Miseellaneous Worka.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

A man of wit once said, rightly enough,
" He who finds a good son-in-law gains a
son-he who finds a bad one, loses a daugh-
lter.0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

4 cheerful heart is the best cosmetic for
Improving the complexion It keeps the blood
warm the forehead smooth, and the eve
eaent- Health Is commonly called a beau
ener, and 50 Il is; but health itself Is. ia a
goo degree, dependent on the cheerful
Split inst can, IN the wintry storm. look an
$50 wl1a IN the face without scowlino. The
cneerfni face Is never without 4 charm. lie
music, is influence makes us better and bsn
per. Sheer1uiness seems spiritual beauty
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
10 net as Agents for Tur STATE RfGHrs DEMo-
cRAr, aud to receive and receipt for subscriptions
IN the MINER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

Lies are hiltless swords which cut the
hands that WELD them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Ho, For Great Bargains!
AT THE
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AVAIL HIM
self of this method of informing the public
that he has on hand. and is constantly receiving
fresh supplies of the best quality of
FURNITURE.
His stock will consist of
BUREAUS, BEDsTEADS, Plain and
LOUNGES, Fancy.
SOFAS. TABLES, ROCKING CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS. PARLOR and
KITCHEN CHAIRS, &C., &c.
lie is also prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Furniture, of a quality and style not to be sur
passed in this Valley.
PULU, PULU MATTRESSES and PILLOWS,
Kept on hand and for sale at a low figure. No one
superior to feathers-when such an one can be had
for the Low Price of Sixteen Dollars !-or a sufi-
cheney of Pulu for u Bed for from six to eight
dollars.
Also, constantly on hand, a large assortment of
RAWE1DE CHAIRS.
I have also a general assortment of cabinet fur
nishing goods, such as Earnishes, Oils, Turpentine,
Glue, Sand-papcr, Tacks, Finishing Nails, Butts,
Screws, Casters, etc.
Also. COFFIN TRIMMINGS of all kinds. lower
and of better quality than can be had elsewhere
above Portland. Also Turkeys renowned
washing Machine,
Which, for genuine utility, durability and sim
plieity of construction stands justly at the head of
all the apologies for machines that have been
thrust upon the market. Also, the celebrated
Universal Clothes Wringer,
Of various sizes on hand and for sale cheap.
Please give me a call, and 1 will not fall out with
you if you should fail to buy me out
J. II. UPTON
ALBANY, August 18th, 1865. augI4tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
n. n. q co.
BOOKSELLERS. g. STATIONERS.
San Francisco, CAL.

nFFER Ar THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
one Of the largest and bert r. ted stocks u
Books in every department Of Ljbef~ture, and sta
pie and fancy Stationery, 10 be FOUND anywhers n
the world. They occupy an entire building, 30 by
20 feet. three stories, On Merchant street, which
connects ia the rcnr with The store on Montgomery
street. There are nine departments, each arranged
under many subdiyisi0ns, ns follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

The beautiful tresses of young ladies are
now called heau-strings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

TIaos. BOycc. Newspaper Agent,
san Francisco. Is authorized 70 receive Subscrip-
tions and Advertisements for The STATE RIGnTs
DEMoCRAT, and TO receipt therefor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
NOTICE!

Nash. paid for Produce, and grain
Stored at reasonable rates, by
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28
What ADMIRAL Porter snys.


Tag catSurc u Fort = shor by General Irguy 10
,he mos ip,rIan, success that has Loon selicgcl
sy civilian Genera during the war. ucuoTa
|1srry /. l.wyOr by pro'e,'i5a' and SeT
|pnglAnder oy Uirth, and A. hr co.Dncpcosn-nt
|., the var he Vas Ioru Clerk OF the city Of New
|H.yen Counecticu, liz slv sys had taste fof
|mi itrrv matters and served pr'va;e Hnd
oticer In . Hart.Ori militia regimen, whore Le nc
auira. some -rovlolr, o' the military ar, ~hlcn
e Improved ty tie study Of military ~ntels' The
|s1usriance an tlowled.e thus gs'ped b, snsr-
xArlI tGrull - Cood avogn' w the
service " mas country A. the com
lneucetnent o. ta' var he sfdoi tn forming
three months r"s'meni' Of "h,oh he ~sf siT",nied
|CJlouel I'D served Ia he battle Of Dun Run,
tsingiug the ronuauts v Lis command out of ths
sct0n without loss 81 organization. Upon his re-
turn home he vas sTpoi tel 10 tie con maud of
nswly raised three year, regiment the 'Ih Con-
usciicut- which ssi!ea 10 November, isbl, IN TIE
rxpesttinu against Port Royal under Zen. I. ".
bhermAn. lie made a gooI r,rord M ail Tue up-u-
tons IN south CsruI.nL, and plru-palei II tue
- pture of rsrt Pul4sE' L. May, l@is, be vi
IA sae Bre1dier Geusrs for dist u. riishe servp'ea-
suG was app intod to the CONN AMI ~ all NlO
United states ZONES s>uh o. II ltpn Head IL
is65 lie served '-nAef General Fillmore IN tLo opc-
Iaious on hJrrs Island, And SN aplo'ntel 70
lold thc troop 20 a., ana sssault Oh FJrL Nag-
nor. But tLe enemy, 'bIososinS tAe result, aDau-
aoned 1 place l. the night \. ue eonineace-
nc't Of the pTrsonI yeGI ~ @cccn luled 'Hc IeA'h
ArIly Corps tC -opeTL1 IN the a. F't.rl's 81, -nHi
Re 4uIUpi south " tLe Jluuc4 yog. When
Gvuerai G'.l-~.e WAS rsnI.ti nt 'rlFoTo-
~ !, cou4uA..el t.o 1gu.A An. I tpl lie
livaiUa sitegN - DC perform L, - .orv .ces IA
o. Tho oferst,Ous n t2e Army oi the Jnu - 70
" ~hict be stts-lcI, liz was again yO uted
~ .ae cunmLu4 Il IL fruth ANN Cyrts
but upou It's medication with tue Eight eIlIn
IurrsS he was ol.cv uIyie reduced 20 ,no lum.iou
VI uiy. sVn general Atsr the nrsi rgpuI4e - Jrt
fl.ler General Grant lea.gJ.a probably ui 49,
III u. surlug = mon sv'C.t aD4Le 10 Nr4cru but.
Le-, selected the Civilian general CT tfo cuu'A.Li
a. the second eXIe-t 10, aud .he roaUh tuIly y-s-
Utica the Discrimination VI the Lnutsl AaI Gous a
~ Presaeut, m cone dtrl,io .. l.a O., AcN sLeu,,
sgyOtnsed Alla AAJUr Grn,rAl a '.'trlrrsr LID
Ae s-sIA-I-s p.omp,ly ey-til4eI lie Lon i-'lo-
kH Is L4rty 5eyGu year oi bfs, iALIa'ilelr -tu o
lLe " ys.que, w ~ OSer o .eeI L.ti, I'D ol
co-uuaAId1A. presence. D. = c4roas eo.al.4e7ce
= re.s. Gclcs-l N4l-.l{, commanding Al Fur'
t.s-eI Aiso uG,Ise u. CYnut, tl,lt, .-l "-s IA
VtI-e, lays al Old eud Oi n.s capIor.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28
The Fenian Congi ess.

GraEi Convention at Cincinnati -neia-
gHtc- Representing Two Hundred Thog-
sand hen la Council speech nj tie Urd
Ccntre--They Eak Recognition ns nelli-
Eereutn-A few Guuboats wanted to
sweep EakiisiI Commerce trOm the Sea
The NeS5 'ieeting 10 take iiace in Ire
land.
Oa Tuesday 'tA the secoal annual Fenlan C59-
srsIl assembled a. hluopot4n Hail Curr1 atL
" dehbera.s on the means to be sioptrl - se,gre
the Independents q ireland Delegates IRON AL
parts of sLe Untci states Canada Eayland and
Ireland we've "a attendance. TIE CONVENTION sat
With closed Doors Tie pubic be.ns Ouly adm TOD
Al the opsG.ug o. the morning ami n, the cl,sc Of
lhc afternoon sessions, when tie routine g, t-s.aes,
AID Jryaui.s d t.4E p!--r, The C.nVeuuyu ~.
vnued Hur lays. ~ Gv snerJou Session Ju
I'lcssiay, C,.. John O'h4hUay, u Ssw York; tho
f>,poe-a - Head Ccltre u ,he gsu,H .irotter.
49, le-yHe4 q UaG Giac Itclss%
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28

HJeh,"ytosL Jan 20. lhe SeDVr las r-ut.i
thc Treaty with .hc Horth western baud ot shos-
honoe Indians estAb ishiug p.-.ce aud frcndsh'p,
tie sevcra tAui' sspu!huns that hos.lliacs and
all depEoiatOi-s upon the eng gaut trains tbs
mail, snd telegraph wires and upon citizens n
she Cuitei States NJhn uIlr country. s.all r.nsa
The touuoatt = u theiT country ~ ct uyl ant
ocuupcd 10y ihem ~ follows; On Ne N,rth b,
Lh- In!~dlo ID si.n Great Lake DAsert or the Nest
" .ioa Va ,ry On ghe bOuIh BY ! ,doa of
Or-yH Auuuisins, anu on the East by the treat
Ssit Lake luilia and Rush Valleys. The Inuinus
agree "a remove H. ito reservations Ih,ueycr the
PresIdent shall deem h eNpcdient 'or them t. 10
~, aud become hctdsmeu AgTicGltui ,Ii , tue
6o'errneut paving them certsin annuues ~
money, prov SONS and go.sis. Tho Indians also
ssree tuEI tho Pacific kSlruad shall not ue uioirs.-
~, th4I military posts etc, may TO eoua,TuC.eI,
the gold AMI silver NINA worked, nui mining aud
s{r, dtural settlements iOrfued ana rancuoru,s "a
taDl.aAl.l wAtr,,eI Nov NAV ~ I.4ureI.