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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-18
southern Relief

We this week received a note from ~. T.
c." of Syracuse Township, requesting some
information with regard to the distribution
Of the funds contributed for the relief of the
South. We viii state, in brief, that the
money can be expressed from this point, per
Wells, Fargo & Co., to the President Of the
Southern Relief Society at San Francisco /;
thence it is telegraphed by draft to the Gen.
eral Agent Of the Southern Famine Relief
Commission at New York, who again tele.
graphs by draft to the local agents in the
Southern cities, who are appointed especial
" for that duty-not Freedmen's Bureau Of.
ieers nor ex.rebel generals, but men chosen
because of their known honesty and fidelity
in the cause Of humanity, justice and right.
Thus it will be seen that within n few hours
after the money leaves San Francisco it is in
actual operation in the South, relieving the
destitute and furnishing children of an op.
pressed but noble people.
The famine is reported to be appalling.
The General Agent of the Relief Commission
o1AtcS thak tue Casu IecelNeQ amounts 10
100000. The distress is authoritatiyely
stated to be urgent. Increased contributions
are urgently solicited. General Sickles
states that the general and increasing desti-
tuition in his district is fearful, and renders
necessary the adoption Of immediate means
of relief. In Louisiana great restitution has
resulted from the breakage of the levee and
the %inundatiOn Of the plantations. II is es-
timated that one hundred thousand persons
in South Carolina alone are without meat
There have already been several deaths by
starvation, and even some have chosen the
horrible alternative of filling the grave of a
suicide rather than suffer the pangs Of hun.
ger and the torture of slow starvation.
Up to date Linn county has contributed
and paid in oSer 800, and only about hall
the precincts have yet reported. Money paid
in to Joseph Nixon, Treasurer Of the Linn
County Southern Relief Society, vii; be duly
forwarded.
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structed to invite The Sabbath seboo,s
Albany to join as In the picnic and ~.
they be further requested to invite ~
SaDbath Schools in that vicinity 70 uc;.s
with us 1t the same time.
Resot0ed, That the Secretary BE- fu,,h..
instructed to invite the Sabbath schooIs
at Condit and PriugIe,s School Ho,,as -
join as on the occasion.
Resot0ed, that only those c5snseEea
with the Sabbath Schools and 6,vs 80
cts from the superintendcnts. viii i. -.
mitted to join in the excursions ~ 81.
ooas--nernbers Of the press ezcspsed%
Resol0ed, That Capital Brass Band /.
invited TO accompany the excursion.
ResoIued, That ali connected With u.
schools meet at their respective pliees
Of worship, and proceed from thenee -
The boat in time to start at 6 O'Clock. and
that oil provisions for the trim be sentaso
The several churches on Tuesday. the 4tb
BY Or before ] o'clock.
ResotUed, That each Super;ntsndsn4
take charge Of and make all necessayv -.
rapgenepts in relation TO provisions etc
ResoIued, That the proceedings 81 III.
meeting be published in the
Of Salem, Albany and CoryaIlis.
IN motion. Isaac r. Moores Vas an.
pointed Marshal for the Salem schools
A. b. CosPER. Seoresarvp
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FarIand, r.. Dayton, Isaac davenport,
Abraham Warwick, Gus, A. Myers, VIM.
w. Camp, Amos Lyons, John 4. Mere.
ldith, VIM. H Lyons, @. NJ. Bolts, Thorn
as w. Boswell, and James Thomas, Of
Virginia.
Davis to appear in the Circuit Court on
the fourth Monday in November.
The Tribune says that Greeley wen:
FIRST to sign the bond, after which he was
accosted by Davis, and they conversed
several minutes for the first time in their
lives. They seemed glad to see each 9th.
Greeley's name was hissed 10 the Court
room.
Judge Underwood befo1e admitting Ia.
Wis to ball. received an anonymous tclc.
gram as follows:
"Beware Of Greeley--remember Libby
Prison, Andersonyille and Belle Isle
Fifty millions looking on three hundred
thousand patriot graves cry aloud for re-
yenge.
The Times special says that the blanks
left in Davis bond were filled by the sig
natures of Jewett Smith and Cornelieu.
Vanderbilt.
During the signing Of his surcties Da
Wis received congratulations on all sides
and shook hands, commencing with N
Harrison, his private Secretary. Tn,
streets were lined, and hats we're removed
Davis drove quickly to spottswood Hous,
and found there a few personal friends
DR.. McCoder offered a prayer of thank
fulncss for the retease AID future protec
ton Of Davis. He toNgrhphed 20 hi
brother, Joseph G. Davis, in Mississippi
Of his release. He visited the grave o
his hon in Hollywood cemetery, and il
the evening went aboard the steamer
He sails for New York in the morning
and goes thence to Canada, where hi
children arc at school.
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An official document from the War De-
partment informs Congress and the public
what is the annual pay and allowance of
all kinds Of the different officers of the ar
my. Grant, s1s, 100; Sherman, sl4,s14;
Halleck, s7.7I7; Meade, SILL; Sheri-
dan, s7,717; Thomas, 81 III MeDoEell,
5,5I7; RuseeranG, s5,517 ; CoIoneIs, $4,-
500 L~icntenant-C olonels, s3'994; Ma
jors, 1895; Captains, sS,O49; First
~Lleutenants, s2,713, and Second Lieuten-
ants, 1858.
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ALBANY, May IL, 1867.
Pursuant to a previous notification in
the public prints, q number Of citizens Of
Linn county met at the Court House, and
on motion, Mr.. j. HAMILTos was unan-
imously called 10 the chair, and Dir. 1T.
CROOKS was elected Secretary.
The President her stated the object Of
the meeting to be: To secure if possible,
n fair price for the Wool clip nop about
coming into market.
On motion Of Messrs. Payne and Haight,
il was unanimously resolved that the
Wool Growers viii not sell their wool for
less than Twenty-Five rents per pound.
On motion Of Messrs. Fry and Mccoy.
Re oived, That if we cannot realize the
above named price, that we will ship
wool 10 al Eastern market.
The following paper wasihen submitted
to the meeting. and on motion was unani-
mously adopted, viz:
We The undersigned, citizens, Of Linn county.
Oregon. do hereby pledge ourselves that We will
not dispose Of our wool at . rate less than TwExTY-
I'VE cents per pound. Otherwise. We pledge our.
selves % ship our wool 20 an Eastern market.
John Crooks, 0lney Fry. ST.. Martin Payne.
Jesse Parrish, u, Thompson. sam1 Cooper, b. s.
BuFkhaFts Richard Clark, r.. s. Powell, Wm. McC0y
Jos Hamilton. Vincent Watson, F.. L, Knox, silas
Height, c. p. Burkhart C. T. Ingram C. Miller L.
Cox. a. .StannaFd II. l.. Knox, s. Slater, j. F.
Hulbnrt, Milton Houston, Geo. Kn0x. Hugh Nick
erson, J. w. George. +. s. KehdalI, w. McIlree, J.
Nixon. w. 7. Alexander, C. Westlake.
On motion, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted. viz:
Resofved, That the practice of asserting
our woods in San Francisco, and placing
our inc wool to the credit OF California
mixing the bury and inferior wool Of that
State with the coarser grades Of Oregon
wool, and marking il "0regon WOOL" is
downright r~ascality, and deserves GU
ecnsure. Sncb practice is calculated &c
work as great injury in the Eastern mar,
ket.
Re&olped. That n committee of two be
appointed for sseh precinct in this county
TO solicit the cooperation of tbs wool-groE
ers in the above proceedings. The fol
lowing committees were appointed.
Abany preeinet-Jease Parrish, olncy Fry,
SyyaeHss-J. 7. Crooks, Thomas Alphin.
LSbanSa Preeincf--R. Barkhart, Saith KnoK.
BrorHsriUe Preeiaes-W. Mccoy, Clay Hill.
CeHfrs Jreeiaef-D. II. Brooks, Robert Miller,
W. " GteG EGUAbttaEs E4A9
Orleans Preeiaet-R. Clark, Mercer Thompson
BErtia3toR Preeiaet-D. p. Porter, ]. Rector.
BrHsh- Creek Preeiaet-R. Glass. +. Templctou
Waterloo Preeiact-B. Curl C.. Clomb.
.Seio Precinct-J. orabsFee, s. Miller.
Or motion Resolrcd that the surround
ing counties be requested to co-opcrat'
in the above movement.
On motion, Resolved that the Secretar,
furnish the above named committees eacl
with . copy of the pledge to hold for tn
price decided upon, and that said commit
tees be requested to report at next meet
ing. q i88 81
) After motion to publish these proceed
ings in the county journals, the Conven
ton adjourned, to meet at the same plac
on Saturday the first day Of June, at on
O'Clock, P. n.
J.HAMILToN, President.
r. r naooKz Eacretarv
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List Of Contributors 20 the Southern
Relief Fund.

A1sAsY-Dr. Alexander, $40 O0s n. II. cranor,
10 90 @. r. Helm, 10 90 A. w. stannard, 20 90;
Jas. Foster, 10 90; y. u. WadsEortbs 5 90; Z.
r. Geary, 10 90 ]. G. Powell 5 90; w. il.
Shaw, S 90 Jos. Hannen, 10 90 Mrs. Harmon,
SO cts G. II. Stewart, Is cts; Z. Carer, 8 09
Joseph Nixon, S 90 T. NJ. Martin. 2 so; Z. u.
Mcclure, 2 so; q. r. settIemier, 2 so Marshall
4 scbiosscr, 3 90 Henry Myers, 5 90 w. w.
Parrish. s 90; Mrs. Lincoln. I 26i Mrs. Young,
/ 90; DIR. Hill, S 90 Unknown. so cts Margaret
Pitt, so cts d. w. Wakefield, 2 so; l.. Flinn,
/ 90; Mrs. Nixon, ! 90 hrs. Cannon, l 90 q.
J. q. Conklin, / 90; Fred. Graf 2 so r. Chea.
die, 2 SO John Briggs, 2 so J. r. Ream, 2 90
Unknown, so cts; g. p. Christfeld, ! 90; j. IT.
wing, l 90; Cash, so cts Thos. Monteith, 10 90
Wm. Pickett, 2 so; J. Parker, ! 90; ID. +.
spangier, % Cts u; 4. Monteith' : 90; g. J.
2 go Il. oppenheimer, 2 90; II. Merril, / 90
N. v. Brown, 3 90 ; Mrs. N. v. Brown, 2 so; q.
A. Hill, 2 SO; d. II. Long, 2 so; r. NJ. Powers
/ 90; B.. Cooper, / 90; VIM. Plympton, so cts
G.. w. Young, / 90 I. ShieI, so cts; 7. Mercier
2 90; G. d. Burkhart, 2 90 A. Harmon, 2 90
ford, 5 90; John Metzler, 2 So j.. o. BUSHNELL
S 90; Z, b. Waller, 2 so I. Mercier, l 00s jos
Laurent / so; AIRS. Backenstow, / 0ei s. s.
Markham. l 90 NJ. II. Abbott 5 90 John Gan.
ter, 4 90 j. III. Beach, 4 90; Judge Thornton.
2 5Oj w. s. Marks, 2 0G.
SYRACUSE PRgcfEcT.-S. 4. Jones, ~ 90; II
N. Miller, I3e5 j. 7. Crooks, san.,I 90; D
Simerson, ! 90; J. J.. Davis, q so A. 81. Freden
burgh, l 90 Thos. Allphin, 5 90; J 7. Crooks
3 90; r. II. Crooks, 4 90; G.. w. Farrier, 2 90
A. B. Farrier, L. 90 w. II. Allen, l 90 III. Far
well, / 90; W. G. Miller, 2 50 John Miller, 2 so
Jacob Miller, 2 so Z, G. McClain, loo; A. Nil
Ter, jr, 1 90; 8. Weiss, . 90 j. b. Tarhnne (lega
kendera. 2 30 4. n. Ceker, / 90; q. s.. Miller
/ 90; e. IL. Waterman, 2 so; Jacob Conser Qega
tender), 5 90. NJ. ], johnson, 2 so W, H. John
sou, l 90 A. Farlow, 2 90 A. II. Miller, / 90
Andrew Hale, l 90 John Meeker, / 90; s. Far
low, 2 90; C. Farlow, 2 O0j Isaac Miller, senior
5 90 q. A. johnson, / 0O; w. p. Farlow, 2 90
Jacob Farlow, l 90 J. H. Archibald, 2 90; w
w. Allphin. ] 90; II. Cole, ! 90. (Great praise
due Mi. J.T. Crooks, who took it upon himself t
canvass this precinct and solicit contributions. H
is satisfied that he could have doubled the abov
amount could the people have been assured Of ia
proper appropriation Of the funds.l
LEBANoK.-L. Elkins, S. 90 DR.. Biddle, 5 Ot
j. n. Clarke, 2 90 B. Deer, | 90 Mrs. b. Deel
/ so Mr.. Claughton, l 90 Jas. Dennison, 90
Mr.. Eclin / 90 VIM Ralston, 5 90 Capt White
5 90 NJ. Howell, / so; Willy Claughton, so cents
Rev. MI. q Mrs. McKenny, 8 90 Moses Bland
5 90 Mrs. Galloway, 5 90 DR., Hendrix, 2 80
o. Woodward, l so Jasper Woodward, 80 cents
VIM. Gore Jun. so cents Josiah Gore, 80 cents
! Total, so 90.
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CoNoyER AND HoLT.-The former Of the
above couple, says the Wabash Valley Ind
Times is the pefJured knave employed by the
latter named villain 70 implieate Jefferson
Davis in the assassination Of Presiden,
Lincoln. lie was recently put on trial and
convicted Of perjury before the District Su.
preme Court at Washington. The testimony
given shows that Holt, then Judge Advocate
General, paid the witness Conoyer to testify,
instructed and couhseled him in the character
of his testimony, and patted and patronized
him in his perjury. ConoVer has been con.
victed, but Holt, the suborner, and the more
wicked and culpable, and criminal Of the
two, goes unwhipped Of justice. The little
scoundrel suffers the penalty Of the law-the
great rascal walks abroad unframed. The
man, who, to obtain gold, would have sworn
way the life Of an innocent person, goes to
a Penitentiary to work out an expiation ofhis
crime-the man who, to crafty his personal
malice, took advantage Of a poor mans neces-
sites, or a~yarice, and paid the price of his
soul in coin, is held to the bosom Of his par
ty as darling pet whose eminent services
are to be awarded with perfermeDt. Con-
over, the perjUrer, suffers-Holt, die pro-
curer Of perjury. IS exalted above his Eel.
lows. Such is RadicaIisml-a stencil in the
~nostrils of Jehovah
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1t is reported that Gov. Wells, the Mon
grel tool of Louisiana is a defau.ter to his
State $4,000. This explains why he is
SO anxious to mash up the Constitution
and laws of his State. This is not the
first time chat Wells has proved a defauIter
to a public trust. Many years ago, when
a Sheriff, he made a similar mis-step.-
He is a fitting tool for the thieying party
which he serves.
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"CIvILIzATIoS."-Next to "loyalty"
says the Baltimore Gazette, there has
been nothing half SO much glorified in this
country, for the last six years, as "%civili.
z%ation." Sometimes it has been called
christian civilization" sometimes "New
England civilization" aud sometimes we
have had it pure and simple. Even 10y
atty has been treated, in the very highest
quarters, as a mere tributary &c it
Those splendid exempIars of New Eng
land heroism and virtue, Generals Butler
aud Banks and Neal Dow were ciyilizers,
Turchin and Brownlow, MacNeil and
Thomas, belonged to the same good Eel.
lowship. Not a watch nor a spoon was
robbed, not a house burned, nor a piano,
picture or bracelet sent 10 Boston or else.
where, but was, in some mysterious way
tributary to civilization. Rape and muir.
der were apostles of the same evangel.-
Cotton,jobbers and tobacco-smugglers,
loyal creditors Of extortioners, hunting
down disloyal moneys, wsrO s~llOngaged ia
preaching it aud doing It's work. The
Military bill has just ushered in its mil
lenium, aud its gorged lions viii soon be
lying down by its shorn lambs, with 1
halo of blessed confscation around theii
laws.
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The IncomeTax.


The journal Of Commerce rciterates its
doubts a. to the constitutionality Of the
income tax, aud not only that but says:-
1--WE arc not q little startled by tho asser-
ton made in a communication before as,
that the authorities dare not bring the
question to q judicial test, and that the
writer, although doing a largo business
in the city, has never had any trouble
from non.payment.' If he viii send his
full address as we'll rs his name, wc will
hand the same to the Assessor Of the
proper district and we think q test case
would very soon be made. Whether con-
stitutional or not, the Income Tax will al
ways be the most unequal, inquisitorial,
and unpopular Of all the exactions for row.
enue, aud we hope will be one of the FIRST
repealed. Iflevie without discrimination
as it should be if at oil, in an equal per-
centage on every dollar ofin come from ev-
cry source, the viii ofthe people would then
be fairly tested. In that case, We do not
believe that it would stand another year.
The plea that it reached men of wealth
who cannot be taxed in any other way, is
simply ridiculous. All taxes come at
last upon labor. There is no property
that is not earned, and all taxation is q
lien on labor, and comes out Of somebody's
earnings, no matter who pays over the
money. There is a better way than this
to produce the same result, and We trust
it will ultimately be found.
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GERRIr smYrH,s yrrws-Mr. sm;t]

GERRIT SMITHS yIEws-Mr. Smith,
the well-knoWn AboIitionist, has written
a letter to VIM. Lloyd Garrison, adyocat-
ing the liberation of JEFF Davis, and hold
ing the North responsible with the South
for the crime Of slavery, and therefore of
rebellion. He asks why, if Davis is inn
prisoned, some representatives of the North
should not be confined with him?
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been duly appointed Admin.
IstFstor OF the Estate Of Jane +. Cline, deceased,
by the County Court Of Linn county, at the May
Term thereof 1867.
Therefore,. all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present the same.
duly verified, atAlbany, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof. J.. o. BUSHNELL,
Administrator
CRAxoR . Helix. Attorneys for Adur.
May 18th, 1sB7-v2n4Olw
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AisaHy sabbath seheel Uaisa rss-nus

The Superintendents and Teachers Of thu
Sabbath Schools Of the several churehes n
Albany. Tnettat the Congregational church.
on HedAosa&y evening. May Is. 1867. ~
take into consideration the reeent;on ~ 49,
Salem Sabbath School Picnic Partv ,rI.o
are expected to visit this city on the sth Of
Rev. z. q. Belknap was chosen Chairman
OF the meeting, and g. w. GRAY az Secretarv.
a committed was appointed to draft reso.
iutions expressive Of the objects ofthe met.
ing, composed Of j. p. Tate. d. w wal.
held, JAS. Elkins and Rev. @. q. ReIknsn
who reported the following proeramme
which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. We have learned with pleasure ~ an
intended fie-Nic Excursion to this plaes ~ -
dfnsrent sabbath Schools Of Salem. On wedn..-
day, June 5, 1857 therefore
Aesoteed, That We tender our young friends A
the Capital and al others connected III gahh.sh
schools, . cordial welcome.
Hesotsed, That the Secretary be fnsfruet.A "a
invite the sabbath Schools Of Lebanon. Rvawre-
entity. ~ ~ snas vs.
Aesotsea, That a meeting be held Al the cougre.
ganonai church On Wednesday evening Nav -
neol, deetde upon the ground, and arrange pre-
hmInarIes for the occasion.
hesoIred, That James EIkins be apuufuted So.
rs,AFy' % correspond with the Salem friends 40
etc. P''s
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AN EIdHr-HoUR LAW IN ILLINOIS,
The Governor Of Illinois has signed the
bill making eight hours a legal days work
in the State, in the absence of contracts
to the contrary. Itgoes into effect imme-
diateIy.
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J. P. TATE,
C. q. BELKNAP
JAS. ELKINS,
d. w. W~AKEPTELD

The great desert Of Sahara is in process.
Of transformation into a garden. Every
day new cases are produced BY the multi
PlicatiOn Of artesian wells, which supply
vast quantities of water.
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"The Constitution Is 4 Law for rulers and peo-
pie. equally in war and in peace, and covers with
the shield fits protection all classes Of men, at
ali times aud under all circumstances I; and no
doctrine involving more pernicious consequences
was ever invented by the wit of man than that
any Of its provisions can be suspended during any
Of the great exigeneies Of the Government. Such
= doetFi ae leads directly 10 anarchy and despot-
Ism, snd the theory of necessity, on which Il Is
based, l. false. "-Dseisioa Of the Saprsae ooart.
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SALEM, Nav 9Th, 1867.

SALEM, May 9Th, 1867.
A. A. Nc Gully, Esq, President Peoples
Trans. Co.:
DEAR SIR-Your very kind offer In
behalf of the company you represent, to
place one your boats at the disposal of the
Sabbath Schools of Salem for . picnic
excursion has been received, and accepted
and Albany selected as the place, and
Wednesday, the 9th day OF june as the
time and 6 A. NJ, as the hour of starting.
Respectfully,
Il. G. ADAIR. Supt. Cong. School.
JOSEPH HoBERG; N. =. School,
G. II. Dom, Episcopal School.
G. i. FISHER, Baptist School.
At a meeting of the joint COMMITTEES
representing the different Sabbath
Schools Of Salem, the following proceed
ings were had:
On motion, A. b Cosper was elected
Secretary Of the Committee, after which
the following resolutions we're adopted:
ResoLved, That Albany be selected as the
place for holding the picnic, and Wednes-
day, June 9th, the time.
Resolved, That the Secretary be In
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OFFICE PEOPLES TRANS. Col
SALEM. May 9th, 1867.
To the Sgperiateadents Of Sabbath
Schools IN Salem:
The Peoples Transportation Company
would respectfully place at Jour disposal
n Of their boats, for the purpose of a
picnic excursion, to such point as may be
selected.
The boat will be in readiness at such
time as you may designate.
Respectfully yours.
A. A. McCULLY.
President p. T. Co.
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It is said to be probable that Sheriff Snow
CT Sheldon, North Carolina, is one Of the
heirs to fortune of fifty or sixty millions
of dollars, in England.
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Tue FUNERAL OF LIBERTY.-Thc
Marion (Ohio) Democrat has the follow
ing. appropriate introduction TO the bill Of
Sherman establishing a military despolism
over ten States Of the Union:

''Come let the funeral rites be said,
The funeral diFgc be sung,
In honor Of the qneenliest dead
ThAt ever died 50 young"
American Iiberty-long in helpless
decline-is ut last dead, and nothing re.
mains except 10 cOnsign the body to the
tomb.
Send for the ear Alexandcr-the ad-
mirer Of the Lincoln Administration-to
dig'the gravel
Send for Bomba, the tyrant of Naples,
that he may throy clouds upon the cot
ini
Send for sorrowing Hungary, and for
gashed and smittcn Poland, hat they may
be pail -barers!
And let the States Of the Federation
not yet cnthralled by drum-head law,
head the dolorous procession as mourners
in chief.
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w. v. and G. N. w. r. Co.'s
Meeting.

VENHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Trustees and Stockholders Of the Wagon
koad Company, At the Court House, in AIbany.
on Tuesday, May 2sth, 1867, at l o'clock. ,. n.
for the Transaction Of important business. All
peEsons iuterested will please attesd.
By order Of the President, ). II. FOSTER.
W. W. PARRIsH, see'y.
N. B.-Thc rate Of toll on The above rosS has
been reduced on sheep to Eve cents per head, and
the trail on the South side Of the Santiam river
u completed. This trail cuts OF All crossings
o. The River, II viii be passable for stock and
pack animals only. The Company will not Be re-
sponsibie for any losses that may Occnr on the
Road. eIo9-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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sunday school Picnic.

J. 7. cBooks. Secretary.