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SOUTH OAROLINA UNIONIsM.

Ext raOrdiuary FPeeeh OF Governor
Perry, of south Carolina, Rt Green
willie. 3. a., July Sd.--LsneOIu no , Oss
10 the South.s--Lee Ranks Eext 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n Curse 10
the Negroes dc, DC, dc.
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s2sO,OOO,OOO.
U. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
BONDS.


These Bonds are worth q handsome premium and
are exempt - are all the Government Bonds, from
County, and 1~IunioiPaI taseaOa, gEieG add from one
70 three per oeus. per aHHuns 10 their raEae, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. The inter
est is payable semi-anRpnlly by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut OF and sold to any
bsnk or banker.
The Interest az z-sO per CT. amounts &
One Cent per Day On a - Note.
Two Cemls 500 -
Ten - " " $500 %
40 &" " $1,000 =
81 g " e" $4,000 {"
Notes Of all denominations named will be prompt
Iy furnished upon rec ipt OF subscriptions
The Notes OF the Third Series ara precisely SINH
lar in TORN and privileges to the seyen-Ihi5ties
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itself the option Of paying interest In gold coin
at per cent. instead OF 3. lOths in currency. Sub
scribsrs will deduct the interest in carreDcy up to
July 10Th, at the time when they subscribe, 81
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of
the SeVen-thirtits will ommsuoe on the LIST Of
June, and will be made promptly and Continuously
after that date.
The slight char &c made in the conditions Of this
THIRD sERIES affects only the matter Of inter
est. The payment in gold, il made, will be equiVA-
lent 10 ThV ~---ancy interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be ayailed Of would SO reduce and eQualiEs price.
thst purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three. tenths per cent, in currency. This is
The Only Loan In Market
Now offered by the Government, and its superior
GdTAntsges make 1t The
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $780, OO, 900 of the Loan authorized By
the last Congress are now on the market. This
smount, at the rate at which It is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the notes will undoubtedly command = premium,
IS has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptIonl TO other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded ~facilitiet for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to recsivs subscriptions At par. Sub
sCribers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and Who only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE,
% Subscription Agent,
No. uSsouth Third Street, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1866.
a -
Subscriptions will be receiVed.by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, =
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
my20:
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pIssoLUTIoR- &c

DYE FLOURI RYE FLOURI-F5
IS saIsi = lots TO suit, AZ Warehouse Of
apll GARDaER1 BURT %,
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PIANOS.
NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN an ap ~3licatlOn will be made forthWith to the
Governor Of the STA e OF Ohio, to be acted on ~
hin IS soon as tn law wi -rmit for the pardon
Of GeOTge Keil convicted Of the crime Of stAbbing
Eiih intent to wound. at the May tenn. A ID,
1866, last past, OF the Court OF Common Pleas IN
aud for the County OF CuyahogA, Ohio, ard who
vas ia Pul susnos Of said c.nVietion by the ssid
Court stsAid term, duly senteno d to be impr's n
ed Ia the Penitentiary Of the State Of Ohio ior the
term Of eighteen months. lr- ts4 -t
JOSEPHINE KEEL. *
Cleveland, Ohio, June q. 1855 jyl5:es2 :.
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Out SLAVES AND HEADING.
" The undersigned keeps constantly on hand =
large snd = ell made stock Of seasoned cut Slaves and
Heading, st the lowest market pricca. Factory
near Cleveland a Toledo BvilrOad depot.
All orders promptly filed ana sAtsfa.tion war
rsutsd. JUNE & EDGAKTOH.
FreDont n JBlv 1924
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OOO lcit and fill orders for the Lille OF ABBA
HAM LINCOLN. Returned soldiers, experienced
AGENTS, Profess iOnal men, Lay teachers, teachers,
Mechanics and Farmers even, will md thlla pleas
coming season. IAN Old agent writes II taEe from
IS 20 rs subscribers psr week"
For further Informative apply peTsonalT 10 or ad-
dress By mail, BOLTON Publishers OF
aud General Ag mt for PO0ks and Engr.Vine, ~
M. 6. p floor, Lyman's D Ock, near Court Hou 9,
Cleveland, Chic. UzS:54
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MS DAILY ROUTINE.

Life in prison is necesssrislly monoto-
nous. With few it has been moro
so than with Davis. He rises pretty early,
usually st five o'clock in the morning. He
takes q bsth the first thing, using salt wa.
ter at first, and winding up with fresh Wa
ter. His bathing facilities are limited, con-
sisting of a common wsshtub half filed
with salt water, 8 wash basin Of fresh Wa
ter, coarse towels and soap. An army
blanket he converts into q Temporary screen,
and battles behind this. He is not very
particular about his toilet. the fashion of
combing hi hair and Sll that, but is exact
upon the subject of cleanliness of his IN
derclothing, sheets, towels sc. Bath and
toilet completed, he reads his Bible, and at
hsll-past eight has his breakfast. This Is
served him from DR.. Crsven's table. The
statement ia some of the papers that 8
daughter of DR.. Craven brings him his
food is incorrect A soldier brings his
meals 10 him. Tes, toast and an egg or
two, or broiled steak, usually make up his
breakfast. His appetite Is very variable.
General Miles may call to see him and pass
q few words, or the officer of the guard
may have something TO say for only
these two, except his physician and Ora
ven, and the chaplain, of coarse when he
calls, are allowed to speak to him. In con-
versatien he has betrayed an anxiety and
even determination to discuss the subject
of the impossibility of ever convIcting MIN
of treason. He throws himself back upon
the question of State rights as his main
point of defence. For some time, finding
that sll the discussion was on his own side,
he has kept silent on the subject. Except
these Interruptions in the way of CONVEX
sation, which, it will be understood, are
not daily by any means he passes most of
his time till half past three P. NJ, his din
ner hour, in looking at the window. He
smokes his pipe occasionally, but is no
great smoker. He says that much smOk-
ing makes him too ervou After dinner
he passes the time as before. He has sup
per at hslf-psst eight o'clock, and then di-
recily goes to bed He sleeps pretty
soundly, but mere SO formerly than latter
ly. At first the light kept burning in the
room all night troubled him, but he has
become used to it and makes no complaint
on the subject now, as perhaps he knows
it would do no good if he did r5.sT
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SEWING MACHINES.
THR FLORKNCK
Il has many improvements owe any and Al
REWENG MACHINES.

has the rsVorsibls feed, feeding the cloth either
to- 10 right or lslt, 70 stag z seam OF astsn Tia
1udA OF seams. Is tAkss four different stitches, the
LocA, Double Lock, Knot and DOubIs Knot-tack
eslnE alike on both ndeI Of the fabric. It's mo.
Iious arr ~ positive; BsWS the thioksst or thinnesi
hbEios without change Of tension. Hens sny
gidth hem. hrAids, quilts, hind, Gakhsna, ana
GWIins IS the tims.
I'm. 6LRA4N b 90. Agents.
ssPTc SQUARE, OIsyelAnd. And 10. TMsrfm
BlcShs DstEoit. Agents wanted, iulTsI-R
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A CHAPLAIN ATTENDS hin.

Yesterday Mr.. Davis requested permits
sion for q chaplain to see him. This is
the second request of this kind he has made
since his arrival. Chaplain Kerfoot was
sent to his cell. he greeted the chaplain
with warmth. at is to you and TO this
book" (holding the bible in his hsnd) 81.
must look" be said, for consolation now
The chaplain talked to him of his spiritual
condition, read TO him passages from the
Bible and prayed with him After the
chaplain left Davis appeared to be in much
better spirits than he has been in for some
time past.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

NOR SALE CHEAP.-House, Lot and
10 Barn, No. 1855 81. Clair street, corner Of Law
renee sE. A good place for business; . short dts.
lance from Pittsburgh Railroad shops and Rolling
Mil. Enquire en- the PREMISE ly9gE3O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

MRS. CASHBERG Psys the highest
vi cash price for ladies' cast OF wearing apParL
Please trF, by calling, or seCdins 3 note by post, 70
Nrs- CASHBERG, Ho no Pit sburgh street. Orters
i'll - nuncruzf1V attended, 70. Jyla ~
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE GUARD.

In previous letters l have described Mr..
Davis quarters and the guard placed over
him. Both continue the same as at first.
He has been urgent to AVE the guard in
his own room, the rear room of the csse-
ment-twO are kept constantly in both
front and back room and an officer with
tbem-remoVed and kept in the front
room. But his entresty was of no avail.
Next he desired that the guard in his own
room might be allowed to stand instead
of being kept walking, but here, too, his
request has not been complied with.
TIE LATE EXECUTION OF THE AssAssIEA-
TIOE C-oEsPIRATORs.
There is every reason to believe thst the
execution of the assassination conspirators
in Washington has been communicated to
DAVIS within the past three or four days.
1t is certain that q great and marked
change has come over him, and to his un-
doubted knowledge Of this execution the
change is attributed. His food is ofShe
best quslity, he has abundance of pure air,
and there is no special reason Otherwise
accounting for present gloominess and de-.
~creasing health.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

WANTED IMMEDIATEUT.-AE SD
~ meat and vegetable Cook at the New England
Hotel. Jylg.ZS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22
JEFF. DAVIS.
His Wealth Greatly ImPaired-One ,
rIssOsT totally blind, and the other
1t~nPaired.-His Habits in Prison
Effect Of the News of the Assassina'
nfnn
Correspondent New York Heraid.l
FoRTREss MONROE, July II, 1865.

I1A1
FORTRESS MONROE, July II, 1865.
Frem all the sources of information / am
able to command, there is no doubt Jef.
Davis is slowly snd surely declining In
health from his prOtracted imprisonment
He will not even avail himself OF the OPP
portunities of exercise afforded him, and he
has q space of about twenty by twenty
feet he could walk about in if he chose;
but all the long hours of each weary Gay
he sits at the barred embrssure of his case
ment, sullen, silent speeches.. With his
chin alternately resting N one hand and
then on both, he loooks unintermittingly
through this opening. Where Iest his
ewes and what thoughts stir that brain
no one can tell. Before him are the bay
and the passing ships, and the Rip Rsps,
growing each day into q wondrous work
Of i~mpregnsble strength; and hey ond the
blue sky and feeting clouds and wild sea
birds enjoying the boundless freedom OF
the outer air. And mingling with these
| sights comes that perpetual, mourntul re-
frsin. the sound Of waves dsshing upon
the beach. Here he is q prisoner, and un-
der what circumstances, and under what
terrible charges hanging over him Not
8 moment is he left alOne-not q moment
passes that he is not under the vigilant eye
of soldiers. There is no egress through
those strong iron bars. There is no escape
through this Gordon of muskets. There
can be no attempt at rescus from without.
What wonder is it that hat form has grown
more emaciated, those cheeks more sunken,
those eyes more lustrous. that brow more
wrinkled-his hair whittier, his words fewer,
his spirits sunk in perpetual gloom2
Health has left him, hope is gone; that
proud spirit is broken, and the end is not
far. 1 am writing no fancy sketch. l
have been told to-day that JEFF. Davis,
if he keeps up his present prison habits
and dependency, S0aL not lire sir weeks
L0u0er.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

Mr.. Chairman, 1 will here frankly say,
as 1 have often said during the past four
wears, that there was not a man in the
United States who more deeply regretted
the secession of the Southern States than l
did at the beginning of the revolution; and
there Is not noiO IN the Southern States any
aoho feels more bitterly the humiliation and
degradation of going back into the Union
than lido. Still, l know that we shsl be
more prosperous and happy in the Union
than out of it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

DOR SALE OR RENT.-HOUSE AND
IL LOT.-A large, well built, 10 room brick house
ard large bsrn, within hTe minutes Walk OF the fost
Office. Possession given INN ~sdiat01y. Also a gener-
~ assortmsut OF Parlor, BEDROOM, and Kitchen FUR
niture. at private sale, with a1 elegant htoseIoot
tott .re Piano A one-h1rse hOckagay. &C. IA 81
No Is Nafuuf IT. TyE.Z3Ol ;. klhb1.
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DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
L TLEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for Is
cents- inclose an euveloae with your own name,
fEtv JeI2.244
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NOR sALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
Houso, IS and IS Prospect street, suitable for a
bosrdini he Ise. Terms easy. Enquire OF CONWAY
" NOBLE. at the sf1oe OF Hackus 4 Noble. fei3:F
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enn SALESMRN WANTED-To so.

1.rla. in This city. 3 dark red COW with 8 white
spot on her forehead, he- horns curve forward . geoa
81 bofb hina feet white. Any person giving ihior-
thet viii Lead to the ecOveTy Of the co d 10
n 26 Erie 81. will be rewarded Jy2:215
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AMANTED-Returned Officers ALd
w Sol iers and sl others Who are seeking bust
ness, TO call and examine our nes Ietsht OuI
SIve. rateutsd july 4th. 1865. since TIA time there
has bssn As COUNTIES sold. Don't fal to secure =
COu0y or State, II you Sish 20 MIKE money; me
SCuth side Public S Iuare. JyH0Zo
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cIOR A MONTAI-AeEETs WANTED
OlNO everywhere to intro noe the improved
SHAW and CLARK t0 FAHILT SEWING MACHINE, the
Only low price Machine in the cOunEgL hLcAtf IL
fESsgn hS GroyeFI 99d Pr R.tcbeIder All. other
machfues now sold for less than forty dollars are IN
FRINGEMENTs, and the seller and user liable 10 ME
aud Imprisonment. Salary and expenses, OF large
Addreas SHAW B CLARK. BiddsloTd. Maine.mu-95
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Z OsT Or STOLEN.-A bsy mare,
! 4 eipht vars Old. a small spot on the toIeheaas
fwo mail spots under eye, q scarf on the leit htnu
ieg- rirht above the hOoL hat 3 halter on eHon y
leff No pasture. Any one who hiss iouud say mare;
or an give Incarnation. where the sameotn pe Io9n9
ecsive SO, by applying TO the ONhsI, SJn1
HUBER on the town line 7 Iad bowen fALhs S3e
Rcrsiton or an No. IeO Kinsman street, CleVsland.O.
EIvra nanar nleaea GOuY. ~ @aS1
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
IL BEREA.-WHI be sold cheap This is q rare
onportupity for Germans or others deslrOub Of edu-
eating their children at the schools Of Berea, and 10
OBTAIN . home at small figures. Address L. y. Box
l3l Berea, or 'B' LEADER Office, Cleveland, Ohio.
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rO A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
w e~veryvhere, at SO 3 Month, expenses paid, 70
sel Fifteen Articles, the best selling ever offered.
NRfdNa4nrd MAMA mTli.L3
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

We present below some extracts from
the speech of Governor Perry, of South
Carolina, to the people of Greenviller in
that State, on the Sd of July, which we
regard IS the most extraordinary utteranee
ever made by a Union official:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN This public meeting OF
the citizens of Greenville is n OF deep
humiliation snd sorrow. A cruel and
bloody war has swept over the Southern
States. One hundred and fifty thousand
of our bravest and most gallant men have
fallen on the fields of battle. The land Is
filed with mourning widows and orphans.
There Is scarcely q house in which there
has not been weeping for some loved one
lost. Three thousand millions OF dollars
have been spent by the Southern States In
carving on this war. And now we are
called upon TO give up four millions of
81 tves. worthrtWo thousand million dollars
more. Our country has been ravaged and
desolsted. Our cities towns and villages
are mouldering ruins. COnquering armies
occupV the country. The Confederacy has
fallen and a1e hare been deprived Of all
civil oovsTnne71t and political rights. We
have neither law nor order. There Is no
| protection for life, liberty, or property.
E~yerywhere there is Generalization, rspine
and murder. Hunger and starvation are
upon MS. And now we meet as a d'SgrGeed
and sibjugated people to petition the 0
queroT to restore oar lost rights. Such are
| the bitter fruits of secessionl
THE GovEREoR FEELS DEGRADED BY CON-
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arn nnn Monty ADVANCED

$50, 900, IN @ MOI ! .6i.- AP ny aid st.aa and
WeII-known WAGhER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
mites oteVery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns, Pistols,
,5-sT S+55lllEI Goods, Pianos, melodeOns, and all per
euLAAA NANF1AA un@-lAsaaT walua IN tho rnnHf sat
isiactory terms. business Strictly prrVate. Est4o-
Hshed 1851. MIA variety Of unredeemed Watch
-, Jswelry, Guns, etc, ioT sale at bargains.
Omce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis & PeiEotto's Clothing Store.
oct22 J.. a. : W. WAGNER.
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We leave to our readers to judge from 1t
how much real loyalty there is among the
Southern whites and how much hope there
is in plans of reconstruction which look
solely TO them for accon plishment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

Since the Burroughs murder the sale of
revolvers to ladies has been alarningly large.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30
from either side should insult the

member from either side should insult the
Chair.
Without giving further reports of pro
ceedings and debates, we viii append the
list Of the Acts passed aud approved at
the Special Session, as We find them in
the State official organ:
l. An act entitled an act granting boun-
ties,
2. An act to amend an act entitled an
act to regulate and tax foreign insurance
and express corporations.
3. An act to provide for the pubica-
ton Of the laws. etc.
f. IN act supplemental TO an act for
collecting, compiling and printing the
laws Of Oregon.
s. An act for the relief of Washington
county.
G. An act for the relief Of Charles i
Fisher aud Joseph G. Street.
T. An act to amend an act entitled an
act to amend an act entitled an act to IN
corporate the city Of Salem.
8. An act to prevent fraudulent and IL
legal yotingi
.. An act for the relief Of n. IL Gates
10. An act TO protect Fair Grounds.
II. An act to amend an act entitled an
act to regulate the civil and criminal pro-
cedurc in Justices courts.
r. An act to amend an act to provide
for the collection of taxes, etc.
Il, An act authorizing the erection OF
mill dams, etc.
Is An act to enable the Secretary Of
State to employ counsel to attend to the
interests of the State in the Supreme
Court of the United States, in the ease OF
Lane county against the State.
is. An act for the relief Of Douglas
county.
H. An act to appropriate money for
the payment of the present Legislative
Assembly.
Is, An act to improve the breed Of
sheep.
19. An act to amend an act entitled an
act TO establish and regulate quartz min
ing claims, etc.
20. An act in relation to bounties Of
volunteers.
81. An act to regulate the roads and
highways.
p. An act to amend an act entitled an
act to amend an act relating to Assessors
%. An act to provide for the leaning
of the Common School funds.
"a. An act to authorize the city ol
Portland to lay out and widen streets, al
leys, etc.
26. An act for the relief of Cyrus A
Reed
27. An act for the relief Of Benton
county.
e. An act to amend an act euiitle1 an
act to provide code of criminal procedure
20. An act to amend an act to prevent
the spread of contagious or infectious dis.
ease among domestic animals
/ 80, An act to repeal an act to incoFpo-
Erate Umatilla.
81. An act to legalize certain acts OF
J. b. Underwood, Notary Public
81. An act TO amend section FIVE Of an
act creating efiices, and providing for the
government of the Penitentiary.
SO. An act to amend an act entitled an
not to establish an institute Of learning in
Polk county.
81. An act to amend an act entitled an
act TO regulate the Treasury Department.
Sc An act to amend an act, entitled
an act TO provide code of criminal pro-
cedure
81. An act to incorporate the town of
La Grande.
38. An act amending an act for the es-
adjustment of a pilotage on the Columbia
river.
80. An act to amend an act to pro-
vide code of civil procedure.
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Horrors i'm New York.

The editor of the Journal Of Commerce,
in company with an official, Mr. Samuel
B, Halliday, recently visited a few of the
tenement houses in New York. He says
Recently, in company with Mr.. Samu-
el B Halliday, we visited few Of the
tenement houses in this city. To attempt
to convey by means of the pen any ade-
quate description of the condition in
which the wretched inmates were found
would be fruitless. Compared with the
filth, the stencil, the horrors of the tene-
ment-house system, the Black Hole of Cal
cutta was palace. The entrance to one
of these novels, at No. 374 Baxter street,
was through hog pen, the exhalations
of which, mingled with odors from still
more filthy places, arise reek:ng into the
windows aboye-where but the night be-
fore, in room 8 by II, fifteen human be-
ings had lodgings on the yermiu-covered
floor, for the sum of six cents each. An
other tenement house, at Number II
Roosevelt street, presented a still more
|siekening spectacle. Upon two sides of
|itnota single ray of sunshine falls through
Out t1O CHtiEC year. Al OaS Dc0 1Oohl
that was visited, every rain foods the
floor with two feet of water. The walls
adjoin shockingly kept closet, impaired
to articles of clothing hung up for even a
day damp green mold. Other houses
were visited, all of which presented re
voting features In view of these hor-
rors, the question arises, what can be
done to mitigate them?
Notwithstanding all this misery among
the poor whites at their very doors, we
find the Republican preachers, papers and
so-called philanthropists of New York,
ignoring the claims and sufferings of their
own race; suffering them to wallow in
filth, ignorance, and to die of slow starva-
ton, while they picture, in glowing col
ors, the hardships of the lazy negroes,
who can work but viii rot, and solicit
thousands of dollars to encourage them in
ioleness. Out on such hypocrisy and
ROCK philanthropy.
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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY,
IN ALBANY. LINN COUNTY, OGN
JAS o9MEARA,
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.

Omee---The one story Building on the
Street running from the River by the
oou44 House, East side, Two Blocks
8oa&h al che Hain Business street.