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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
ADJOURNED.

The Legislature adjourned sue die
on "Wednesday night. 26th inst, at II
O'Clock having been in session forty
five days-fve days more than the
Constitution allows the members pay
for. Before adjournment tho follow
ing subordinate State officers were
elected in joint convention: State Liz
brarian, Geo. J.. Ryan. of IWasco;--
State Reporter and Supreme Court
Clerk. G. g. Curl; State Superintend-
ent of Common Schools, Prof. Camp
bell, of Monmouth College; Peniten-
tiary Commissioners, Joseph Holman,
of Salem and A. McAlexander, of Al
bany; Pilot Commissioners. Nat. II.
Lane, of Portland. acd Gen. Adair
and Capt. Rogers, of Astoria. Bills
were iushed through and otherwise
disposed OF in terrific hurry during
the last few hours of tho session, and
when the time for adjournment came
all measures of Importance had either
passed or were made to "sleep the
sleep that knows no waking"
k# smz~zz<rsr-=znz~
HoNoRs TO GEs. LEE.-The 10th
instant was observed as day OF
mourning throughout the South out
of respect to the memory OF General
Lee. Public. and private buildings
were draped in mourning, and memo
rial services were held III Savannah,
Mobile, Atlanta, Raleigh, Goldsboro
Wilmington, Norfolk, st. Louis and
many other cities. On the death oi
Gen. Lee being made known to Gov
Walker, of Virginia, that gentleman
sent the following message to the Vir
ginia General Assembly:
1t is with unaffected grief that mn
nounce to you the painful intelligence
of the death OF Gen. Robert Il. Lee
at Lexington, yesterday morning
He died as he had liyed-a noble ex
ample of the sublime principle ant
teaching of the Christian religion
He goes down to the tomb amid th'
lamentations of an affectionate nm.
sorrowing people, for his exalted an'
private virtues. In his life and ca
reer he filed the full measure of on
conception of n man. stricken fam
lily, bereayed State and nm afiicte'
, people bow with reyerence and humil
i ity before this visitation of Divin
Providence. 1t is fitting that you
the Representatives of the people
should take such appropriate actio
as the melancholy occasion suggests
and / believe you woald but give ex
preston to the universal desire OF tn
people should you solicit the inter
Iuelit of the remains upon the groun
owned by tho State at Hollywood
where hereafter they shall raise
: monumental shaft commemorative c
their sincere and lasting affection c
,, the man, and their profound apprec
alton of his greatness and goodness
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

Mg-If you don't want to disgust everybody
which it depends. $500 reward is offered by the
proprietor of DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy for a
case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It Is sold
by druggists. cnn get it for sixty cents by mil
from DR.. R. v Pierce, 1873 Scneca street. Buffalo,
N. Y Pamphlet FREQ. Don't be swindcd by mon
calling themselves DIR. Sage; Dr. r. " Pierce. Of
Buffalo, N. Y, is the only man now living that
can make the Genuine and original DR.. sage's
Catarrh Remedy. aud his private Government
Revenue Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait,
name and address, i upon every package Of the
genuine. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

! Following are the Demo
cratic nominations in Nevada: For
Governor, L. r. Bradley; for Lieut..
Governor, r. Denver; for Congress,
C. w. Kendall for Secretary Of
State, John Driesback |; for State
Treasurer, Us. Schooling; for Con-
troller, o. r. Stampley; for Survey
or General, A. D. Rock; for State
School Superintendent, G. F. Cutler
for State Printer, c.. L. Perkins; fol
State Minerologist, w. S. Keyes; fo,
Supreme Judge, John Garber; fol
Attorney General, Z. A. Bnckner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
MACHINE TWIST.

LINEN TIRE d. SPOOL COTTON, OIL, Sc.
We lsvc ard shall lee;. in stock at our centrsl
Office, ami Agencies Ton spocis Of sari, us sixeee1
Tx:st Of ali sizes and coiors.-Linen fhrsaA.
Spoo Cotton. us, aud all u,her articles neccssary
IN the use of our machines. -
We wisi, il understood that VIC mspufaetsrs the
Twist sold ky US; tha; shall aim TO have IL
eel isI qnalfsy ad cxterd in quaLtity, fer . givss
price, tiat OF ether manufacturers. and that tts
Twist made rs Us IN new and extensive nills.
supplied a. they with ihc most appfey<d ms
chineiy and y ci faborJ can be relied on foF the
reliable qua iiies of unsfurmfy y ef sixc.
l.ngsh of ,nrcad marxe ON each spool, strength,
excellence of cnlor AMI beauty of finishs ss
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO..
No. ass BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
san FRANCISCO OFFICE. 139 Montgomery St.
oeaSy(snIiffs 5zess.t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

This il tbs most thorough blood purifier yet
aiscDvered. anl aH hassoys. from the WORT
Sesa.fata to common Eruption. P'~pies ard
Biois f5e faee. and seaig roHyh skin, wh b
are such annoying hisHisss 70 mary young pr
s.tns. yield to the Of scw bottles pf this
.lerfnl medicine. From 10 eight bottle. cure
sat EAsass. Esy<iIss'a.. seofd Head. Ring WorHas.
Bsii. seeiy Esnpfiaas ef the Ska ser"fat. Sores.
Ulcers aad ..CaHLer'. IN Le UeRth aad Stomach
II Is n pure medicinal extract of native ra"ts and
plants. combining Ia Iaraaag Natures m"si s"F-
ereisn cgTatise properties. whieh Ga has untitled
into the vegetable Mag sdYan far healing the sick
IL il great i,sr the strength and q.
tbs system 1haFe wio laBguii. sieepiess,
have sppyeAeasioas or fears. or any IL the
affections sy snrIs1uaiie of reakHe<z. will find
yinring siienee of lie restorative poser upsl
trial. II you feel dskl, drelrty. debiLtafed aud
ssg,g.ie.t. have frruueri Headacke. Eioafa fas,e.
Ladfg In The morning irreystar appetse md ;ongGs
eoat~i. yoa ars suffering from Toepid Lirer az
..IJdiesr.e.<.'' In ntany esscs Of '.Lirer Coaa
r.faiat' only part af these symptoms exper
vneel. As a remedy 4. nil such cases. Dr. pisr-e
Gulieu Medical Discoyery has equal az IL CT
fcets perfect eu,eE. leaying The liver ssesgbeHea
and keniflg. FIR ihc erre 81 1iabi,ual c"nstiI.a
| tnn ef this Bowels il IL n never failing renesIv
aud shokc who have used il fer this parpase art
loud la i,s praise. In BtoaeAiat- Throaf anl LnH.
Di-eases Il has prssinred many truly remarkal,
cures where sthcr medicines had failed Svii IL
-arusgi,ss at Sl:ea pr bottle. Prepared q, ih,
Oh meal I4abpra.ery af
II. Y. PIERCE. I. D., Dafaio y. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

BIZ SrnL BErFER. II Latest returns from
the Pennsylvania election show that
1.-the Democrats have gained five mem
- bers of Congress in that State, with
two Districts still in doubt, awaiting
official returns. In the last Congress
the delegation from Pennsylvania
stood 16 Radicals to 8 Democrats; =
ID khs next Congress it viii certainly
sq stand Is Democrats to IL Radicals,
with chance Of still further augment
. ing the Democratic delegation when
b.ahe Official count is made. How is
this for an endorsement of Grant s
e .eeonsnieaa and gigorous admins
0e ttration?. 19 e# Gafs sssisesf sssa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
PILES

Why do multitudcs suffer year after year with
this distressing disease, which they know must
ultimately take them To the grave Tn. rsassn
simply is that they have never been able to pre-
cure n reiiable remedy Temporary refief snig
aggrarafes fie dtsea.c-
The discovery era perfectly reliable and speedy
cure has recently been made. and the medicine
may now be had of A. cARoTIIERS & Co. u
this city, who sole nrapr:ciors. The Pie Pills
have Leen used by many in this county. and in
no case have they failed to effect permanent
cure. Sent post laid to any address receipt II
81 so per box. milf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
TUESDAY, Oct. IS.
SENATE.

Tie following Hesse Dills passed. A Liii for
the relief of Usiyn eeuniy; bill relating 10
suine th Wnseo county bill to incorporate fatt
Portland bill TO pay ofeers Of last Log
bill reiaiing 10 uniform syst.m OF education.
creating Stale Schsol Superintendent at y sais-
ry Of $1,000 per year, aud prohibiting sectarian
religious exercises in schools n bll relating Ia
fees east Of sbe Cascades; bill relating 10 taxes
bill 10 Incorporate tosn Of claisop.
s. j. X. ~. 10 Hppoipt committee. consisting
af enc member from each house. with clerks. etc,
20 investigate affairs Of Pcnitrntiary, passed.
4ss HOUSE.
s.J. r. Is. asking for abroga.ion Of treaty
with China, was coueuFFcd in. -
5. j. NJ. o. asking Tor appropriation for road
from Coos lay TO Siusiaw, concurred 10.
The following senate bills passed: bin
amending incorporation of Portland to authorize
the city 10 mid the West Side 1ssiiroad by giving
Pcnitentiary; n bill Ia provide fer expenses oi
contested elections. q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office No. 81 Front Street,
sTLAyD oREGo.
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Special Collector Of Claims.
PORTLAND

4 large amount of cfTY and EAST PORTLAND
Properly for Sale.
AIso. IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable nneui-
tivatei LANDS, located In all parts Of the
z State.
InYertments In REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY. msdc for corfcspoEdeBts.
CLAIMS .f ali Il scfipiiaus promptly collected.
HOUSES aud STORES leasei.
All kinds af financial and General Agency
business transacted Et&s
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will
please farnisl, descrifaians Of the same 10 tic
AGENTS or THIS OFFICE. in each Of the
pri ,eipal CITIES and TOWNS of this STATE.
jaiiasGf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

This celebrated medicine has won descry edly
high reputation as an alleviator of pain and pre-.
server of health. II has become a household
rcmcdy. from the fact that it gives immediate and
permanent relief It is purely vegetable prepa-
ration, made from tho best and purest materials
safe to keep and to in every family. 1t j.
recommended by physicians and persons of al
classcs. and tu-lay. after public trial of thirt.
ycnrs--the average life of man--it stands unri
vailed and uncxceed, spreading its usefulness
over the wide worll. Its large and increasing
sale affords positive evidence Gifts enduring fame
We do not deem it ncssary to say much in its fa-
vor, one small bottlo will do more to conyincs
you Of its efficacy than all tho advertisements in
the wolld Give it ono fair trial, and you will not
DO without il for ton times its cost.
Directions accompany each pottle.
Sold by all Druggist.
Price % cts. so cts, and 81 per bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

NJ dpabi very ersi;able display may he ex-
pee,el ON the grsgnds Of ,av Agricultural Syc:ets
Brownsville cqaallins the spiep.lid assortment eI
goods on exhibition 1t wuEELER.S STORE
The sto K has bccn carefully selected with eye
TO The wai Is Of Nil casscs If people AMI will well
.cpay tho time expended in an examination
When yoa want to buy. look at goods, or
talk over the news 60 to WuEELEg'S.
s3naGyi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

FoLLowISG is the New York Repub-
lican ticket: For Governor, s. i.
Woodford; for Lieut.. Governor, S.
Kaufman; for Comptroller, A. W.
Palmer; for Canal Commissioner, A.
Nelson; for State Prison Inspector.
John Parkhnrst. .9z ;ai's.a q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

This new FAMILY MACHINE 10 capable Of .
range and variety Of work snch as was ihoasLt
iinpossbic. short fine ago, 70 perform by ms
chlncry. We claim. and can shaw those when G
may concern, that It js the cheapest, most beaut-
fal. dciicaeiy arranged, nicely adjusted, easily OPP
epa'efi. and smoothly running Of all the family
Sewing Machines. II il remarkable, not only f.r
the range and variety OF its sewing. but also r
the variety assi different KINDS OF TEXTURE
which il will sew with equal facility and pesfeetss
uxiDE silk Twist, Linen or fofton Thread, Ens or
eeaFsc. making the ELASTIC
STITCH, alike on both lilies of the fabric sewn.
Thus beaver cloth, or leather, may he sewn with
great Strength or uniformity Of stitch, and in Q
moment this willing and never wearying machine
may be adjusted for fine work gauzc gosss-
N ;is.ae the tackins Of tarletan. or ruling,
or aImost any other WORK which delicate fingers
hare been h.iowu 10 perform
| Purchasers be cenvinced that osr nsw
Family Machine einboJies NEW and essential
principles Of c"ssirnciion-ease Of sp-
Ieration-unffotHiiy IS PRECISE action at any
speed-eapaeiiy for range and variety Of WORK.
! sac eoarss, leaving ali rivals bchind il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
TIE ATTACEsMENTS

For Henmin:-. Telling. Rufir Z. Braiding. Bind
ing, carsIsns. Gathering. Tuekins, Emtrsidering.
and 50 forth, net only numerous, bat now
brought II great r. r:cetiaa. Most Of thsnN can
..e attached ar c;a-hcd by a simple move ,sf the
hand. The quality os tie work only be fully
appreciated On esssl. .ilon and exanaination.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
TIE EoLDInG CASES,

TIE N.w Family Machine may be had in . Va
rieiy Of i.Iais= covers and cases. Sem- shew in
polished sgrface oaly tie grain and tint Of the
wood. w.i.e others are flushed in all the sb-ra-
ton os ART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
THE SINGER" NEW
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR ALL KINDS or WORK

Is FAST WINNING FayoRs IN THE HOUSE
HOLD. As SHOWN BY TIE SALES OF
LAsT YEAR, ,AN0TNTISGT TO E1G GHTY-
SIX THOUSAND. SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY ONE MACHINES,
WHICH FAR EXCEED THOSE
or AMY OTHER COMPANY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

Yellow fever has caused a stampede al
Mobile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
THE STATE FAIR.

orasejui9yi-ehn lr.y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-28
NEW BARBER SHOP!

At TIE OVERLAND HOTEL IN albany.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
Cougress Vest erdny.

The report Of the conference committee on
the Fifteenth Amendment bill was agreed to
by the Senate yesterday after considerable
discussion. The bill was amended consider
ably by the Conference Committee, new matter
being added, even to sections that had been
accepted intact by both houses, and Mr.. Sauls-
bury's question of order on this ground,
although overruled by the acting Vice Presi-
dent, was, we believe, well taken. confe-
renee committee is appointed merely TO har-
monize the action of the two houses on sections
or bills where they disagree, and certainly
have no more authority to alter sections that
have already been adopted than any three
members Of each house would have to pass in
informal caucus a new bill Of their own. The
Legislative Appropriation bill was taken up
and an amendment was presented declaring
that pardon shall not be sufficient evidence
of loyalty in suits before the Court of Claims
The debate lasted until late in the evening and
the amendment was adopted.
In tho House MIR. Lynch's bill for the revival
Of American shipping was again taken up, q
substitute having been reported in the form Of
an amendment providing for rebates or draw
backs OH imported materials for the construc-
ton of ships and for q premium to the same
amount where American materials are used.
During the discussion upon II the morning hour
expired and The bill went over u,.,.s To- day The
Northern Pacific Railroad bin, as passed by
the Senate, was reported by MFR. Wheeler end
was generally debated. The bill is very cb-
noxious one, and the Honsc seems TO be
strongly inimical to it. Numerous amend
ments were rejected by votes that indicate the
final defeat Of the bill, and before taking more
decisive action on it the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
AMUsEME N rs.

THEATRE FRANCAIS-FECHTER.-0ne of the most
remarkable features OF Mi. Fechters abilities as an
artist is his unring perseverance to render every
elect and detail In any play which he brings out In
the most perfect manner possible "The CorsIcan
Brothers, has been rehearsed by min ovor and over
again, until everything in the way OF accessories ot
ar".n. ..:se . q. ~ scs;.i, light and shade has been
brought out IN style such as has never be n sur
lssse on our stage. lsls one oi the most kabs
house last night and the great AZ list outsone ms II
intlis, his greatbst role. MISS Le.lercl and Mr..
She yell shared the h0nors with him, anu many new
eft cts were intro iuced with striking results. The
close OF the season at this theatre promises to b0
moro brilliant and successful . ti,tlcal y and
naca ly, tan at any other period OF Its ex stenc0
since the days OF Ristorf.
WALLacKs THEATRE. popular faith that one
s always sure of seeing something good here was
again justified last evening N the reproduction, for
the first time this season. OF Henry Hurbutts comedy
OF ssAmericans in Paris" and OF an amusing alter
piece OF 'sTrying 1t On" Both pieces are simple
pictures of social incidents such as exist only In
dramas but are none the less interesting, afordlng
annie scope for some excellent light comedy ting
VITA cast comprising Misses Ehie Germqn a "
w'aosop' nnlsa Wyndhaa and E H. Holland any Other
than q pleasing reDdltion n was impossible IL ts
suiIicent therefore. to that these appeared aud
that Inc entire performance was einren.ly Wal.
lackian.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC--IrALIAN UrERA-sm TrOya-
tore' has proved the most successful work pr0duced
during The present Italian opera season at the
Academy. Its success Is mainly owing to the artis
tic efforts Of the three principal drttstes in the cast
Miss Kellogg, Nine. Gazzaniga, and the prince OF
tenors. Brignol. The appearance OF these great
dTtsses together in the opera never fall to
crowd the Academy with the beauty and fashion OF
New York. Last night was no exception Par
quet, balcony and boxes bore ample test1-
mony to the popularity OF these drttstes
ana also to the general excellence Of the
company that supported them. Had Brignoh
and Kellogg appeared in every opera produced our
same. They are the representative lyric artists Of
America, and they never fall to prove powerul
magnets In Italian opera. seldom has this Iavorst0
but much abused opera Of Verdi been rendered IN
such uncxcepti0nable style as ay the Brgno lta ian
at the Brooklyn Academy, with Miss Kellogg IN neR
best role The season will close with Saturday
matinee OF "Linda.v
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
TINE RlcHM1as CALAMITY.
Aid for the suGerers-PusIic Meeting in Jer-

Aid for the suRcrers-PubIic Meeting In Jer-
sey City.
meeting was held last evening In the City Hall,
Jersey City for the purpose OF raising funds in ald
OF the families OF the sufferers in the Richmond is-
aster. Mayor oNel occupied lhe cnair, ana speeches
were made by +. @. walbcrt, Major Pangbarn, Il. II.
l.. Tghe, Alfred Berney, Eneas FITZPATRICK, ). M.
Chambers A. A. Gaddis aud j. McGuigan. ConfnAscen
were appointed to collec5 SUBSCRIPTIONS III the ,ltf-
ferent wards Of the city. A collection was taken up
amounting TO $685. OF which eighty dollars Was sub.
wa largely attended, and resolution was adopssd
requesting the pastors OF the several cllarcnes M the
c,y TO hlye collections made their churches next
g,,Inday Another meeting will be held next Wednes-
day evening. Mr. Il. A. Greene Nas appointed Trea.
SttrrE
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

PoRTUGAL DECLINES. The Portuguese Cortes
before adjourning the members were sworn TO
stand by the independence of the kingdom.
Thereupon Saldanha, the new Prime Minister,
denied the soft impeachment Of design for q
union with Spain, and protested that he would
never consent to such a thing Spain,
therefore, must do the best che can to help
herself. She can get no King from Portugal,
and all other outsiders have respectfully de-
c1iued
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
Presidents Grants Proclsmatioa About the
Fenians-A TimsIy wsrnius.


1t will be remembered that the proclamation
Of ex-Prosident johnson in regard to the arst
attempted invasion Of Canada by the Fenians,
issued on the 7th of June, 1866, simply ad-
monished and warned "ail good citizens Of the
United States against taking part or in any
wise aiding, countenanss'rrg or abetting such
unlawful proceedings" and auinor.-,n.s the
military authorities OF the United States to
arrest and bring to justice all persons who
might ba engaged therein The proclamation
just promulgated by President Grant upon the
present Fenian situation gees further. II con-
tains significant and ON essentially impor-
tant provision which docs not appear IN the
proclamation Of President Johnson. After
admonishing oil good citizens against ''aiding,
countenanoing. abetting or taking part in such
unlawful proceedings" President Grant SOL
EMMY proclaims :-"And I do hereby warn
all persons that by committing such illegal acts
they will forfeit all right to the protection OF
this government or to it's interference in their
behalf to rescue them from the consequences
of their own acts"
This is clapping the neutrality sledge ham
mer down with vengeance. The Fenians,
therefore, who cross the frontiers into Canada
with hostile intent take not only their lives In
their hands, but the assurance that the jails,
dungeons and penal colonies Of Great Britain
will welcome them as a grim fnality II they
escape tho gallows--unless they are victorious.
They are, i. will be seen, deprived of any con-
soling hope in the future in the shape of libc-
ration or mitigation Of punishment by the
humane interference Of the United States gov
ernment.
This puts new and very serious phase
upon this whole Fenian movement. 1t casls
those who engage in il entirely outside the
pale of protection from this government SO long
as the present administration remains ia power,
and invites the most rigorous measures against
the invaders by the authorities Of Canada, all
of which is to be sustained If necessary by the
entire power of the British throne. With this
| understanding sensible Fenians viii probably
think twice before they cross the border vita
warlilze intent or if they are determined to
make the venture, they will make up their
minds 10 fight it out on their line clear to the
| bitter end.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
The Rights Of seamen.

A number of the crew Of the Inflated
Oneida, who survived the terrible wreck of
that vessel, are et present in this city waiting
to be paid off and discharged. There are
probably FIVE hundred dollars apiece coming
to them; but SO far no payment whstever has
been made, though the men have been here for
nearly three weeks and havereported daily at
the Navy Yard for the wages they earned SO
well. There has always boon some excuse
given for further delay. In the meantime the
tars have been compelled to board at the
sailors boarding houses on Water street, pay
ing three prices for everything they get be-
cause they have to get it on credit through
the boarding house keeper. We all know
what Jack ashore is. There has long
been o combined effort Oh the part
Of benevolent societies, seaaen's unions and
governments to save him from the land sharks
who devour him and from himself; but here is
our government allowing these poor fellows TO
be almost done to death by the avaricious
money grabbers. Some Of them, too, have
families living far in tho interior, who probably
are still in uncertainty of their fate. The
money due them is needed by those families,
and Jack himself is anxious TO get home with
plenty of it. Let us hear, then, why it is that
their pay is 30 long coming. Whose fault is it
that the Oneida tars are not paid?