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AUCTION SALES.

THIS AFTERNOON AND TO MORROW.
~ GRkkh o WILLIAMS. Austiooeers.
a INV Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
ADSotnING LOr, fronting on p street norts,
b-t~een eth and 9th streets vest e. Pukiss
On MONDAY. the 10th instant, at ts o'cIook p.
m Nt shall sell, on the premises Lot No -, p
subdivision OF square No. sll with q new two
story Frame Bouss. containiDe seven rocS roo,rs
Also 9 hne ADJOINING Lot, no. -, having g. led
fr. Ut by lS feet ceep. 20 fne alleys
Terms Que half cash. balance six and tveIys
m nths, for nofee NesFng interest end secured M
o deed % trust on the premises. AL oonveyapcinr
end revenue stamps 81 the cost Of the purchAser
S!o down v hen the property L. knos ked of
suSl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss
Try WIN. l.. WALL a CO. AuctiOneer.,
II Nos 3ls and 311,
South corner Penn avenue aud 9th street
SALE OF GROCERIES, &C. AT kUOrIoH
On TUESDAY MORNING. September Al, vs
serve. for cash
40 obls white and yellow Sugars
~ bsgs Java Gee
Boxes Soar and starch
Bills. Whisky and Brandy
20 dor Bros ms and Buckets
Boxes Pepper and MustArd
with variety Of other Goods in the Greoery
line all OF ~ ich will BE- sold.
ses WI. WALL co, Aucp.
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w. AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON ~
rAH BRASS AND eTR1H0 BANDS.
Observation-Disclosures ~ lntelligencer ~
BIilding, Sll 7th Of, one square south OF Post
" as-2m Also Tor other string hands.
nECALOOMAINE-Ne~ French art OF decors-
~ ting China, Wood silks, a.. ,durably, equal
free; The best designs and cheapest IN the city,
wholesale and retail; Aee 10Th ST., bet ID ssd 3.
aa lS-eolm' Mrs. MARTIN. late OF London.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Warrington County, in the District q Columbia,
letters Parliamentary the personal estate Of Cor
nelfa Wftteneer, late Of Washington, ID. G., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. 90 the subscriber,
before the LIST day of September next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from ell benefit OF
Given under my hand this lat day q September,
HOMEs WITHOUT HANDS, illustrsted, ox.se
LeSd = i xsi. he,sa; y e d.. ns'Ss:
IN the Saddle, BY Harry Gilmor, O.. Esrrstiyso
Apdersonville Prison, 81 IS Rayners LIE o
Andrew yohsson, els. HsDslsons Life Of Co.
~ Ms s'' 80 TRAHoK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKe.-MarcyS Thirty Ysars Of Arnv
1 ~ LIE On Tie BorSei iIlu:trsssd Hnnal oy-
itoe. The Emerald. edited by ISss saresnt.
SIS ~ " 0A''' 1RAHoK rAYLoR.
sl,EARs OF THE DoURo-Quarsateed q psrs
Il ~ hite Port Wine, bottled By Osborn q Co. a
Oporio. For sale BY Z. C. DYER 90
sui-sss $50 Psan. svs.. bst, iita aad Lshso
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons.
FORKS, Gobletis, Cups, salts, received this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store,
No ABS Pennsylvania avenue, neal Az ST. 6
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Will be sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY
the 18th instant. at 6 clock m. on the premises
Lot No ~ in Squsre No. s.. being sabdivided into
two Building Lots, each having a front OF % feet
inches by 100 feet, and % feet deep frontipg 10Th
street west. betxeeD and l. streets north being
near the Western harket
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest, aud secured bv
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveysncin ,
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purch ,ser
SIS down on each lot when sold
ses-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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iS6 mARkR1rKRs, 1856
SIEVE NTH BEET
INTERIOR DECORATIONS


SEVE NTH STREET
INTERIoR DECORATIONS
oHoIOE STOCK
the Tese,es and SST DgsR for Inspection
In W Washington, embracing
PAPE RHAN GINGs
or Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best
@ sR0 HAlls
BERs, and LIBRAR!Es, embI sciag New. Rich,
for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also. large and select Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Bun, Green, and
the prevailing Colors. TAN, LAVENDER, and
sT0NI GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
Window shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District war
Eanted 70 be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
Best Msnpfacturers in the 0suptIgaembracing
elf OVAL PisTgkE AfsshM Hs, wA zfd u
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &C.
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Oolors from
Size; also, SILK UoEb and TAssELs' difierent
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
PAINTINGS AND EHGRAyINGs
Always in Store; On sale, few Choice PAINT.
lNGS and ENGRAVIHGS.
Thankful fer the liberal patropa &c received the
attention of the Public 10 called the above Stock
the most plete in the District, a large por-
tion of " hich has been Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions recei we'd,
will make 1t ell times such as is kept in q Well
Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper
hanging or Window Shades punctually and faith
fully executed, in City or Country. Any order
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at O. Low Rates e
they can be purchs sed in the District
TERMS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARKRlTER,
NH.rr. sdoors above Odd Fellows Hail.
P,o-r,-,n JTRIEsINMAR, $500,
emit of England, and secured by the seals OF the
Ecole de Phsrmacie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Taxation. spernathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
the System. TTieeemar no 2 has entirely saper.
seeded the pauf eoss nse of Copavia, Cubeba, &c
Impurities and Secondary 81 mptoma thus obSi
atne the use OF mercury and ali other dsleterious
Zach preparation is in the form of most .srs..
mate and changes Of atmosphere IN tin case, at
IS each! CT four IS cases in one for So and in AZ
cS es thus saving ~ Divided in sepsrate dose
az adminisfered By Vslpeau. saiismsnds, Roux,
.Wboles.is End retail by DR. BARROW. No. 1s4
IS Be he'd ss4, s,G 2, spRD. No. goo P:..
p!NHIEe can b bad 10 cay quantities e TIE
Oe2 OAos seansss 1850
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
are comfortable, durable, and snug fitting
Orders promptly attended TO by John Strott,
basemen mt National Hotel, Washington. ID. c.
All work warranted. Orders respectfully So
lIclted.
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NEAT AND SomfORTABLE SMALL FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On NEpN EsDAY AFTERNOON September
l2th, at4 clock, will sell IN front of the prem
Uses OF No J fronting a. feet VALLEY street.
near " est ~. with depth q about loo feet Ths
improvement consist % a neat aud CONT srt abls
small Frame House stable and work shOp which
could lie easily converted into . good dwelling
houst. Immediate possession Will be given.
Terms cash.
Al the same time and place I will sell lot of
bakers Tools, lot Il Gravel for roofing, Cider
Press, Ladders, and seNeTal other articles
sec THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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DIED

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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RYGREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

Trustees 8S;s Tpv SALE p OF gUILpISG LOT ON
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock D.
m, shall sell, on the premises, by virtue Of q
deed Of trust TO me. dated the 18th day of Deem
Der 1873. and duly recorded in the land records
for W sshington county, District Of OOlumoia, In
Liber X. Nj. B., No IS, folios g, 81 and s., the
following described premises, TO wit Lot IS, in
Gillet subdivision Of lots II and L. in Square No.
lao of the iginsl plat of said city and also Lot
Ne. 40 of laid 81 bdi vision.
Terms Cash All conyeyanclng and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. SlO0 down
at the time Of sale, in the hands Of the auction
GERS; and ifthe terms are not piled with within
days after the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right t. resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
CHARLES JONES, Trustee.
4lawSds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ascts.
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10y NAGLK q CO.. Aucuoneers.
ID Sales-rooms no 29s Pennsylv anis avenue.

llY NAGLK CO., Aucuoneerp.
- sales-rooms No. 2Ss Pennsylvania avenue.
Magic %. win give their personal attention 20
the sale Of Real tate and Household furuiturea ~
the residence Of Amiliee declining hossekeepinS.
Also, to the SEES Of stocks Of Groceries and mer-
chandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c dec lily
L S. WAREHOUSES AT AUCTION.
Chez Os0rtermaSter'S once, Dspof Of WaShingfon,l
WdShtHgtoR, ID. C.. September s, 1850 4
Will be sold 1t public auction, on THURSDAY.
18th Instant CONNIE ncing at 10 . under the di-
estion Of Breyet Lieut. Col. James n Moore. A.
Q M, the following United States Warehouses,
situated on @ street, between Twenty -nrst and
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, part |, } 81 by 80 feet.
One Warehouse, part 81 43 by l50 feet.
One Warehouse, ~ feet by lls feet.
One Warehouse. 81 feet by l2s feet.
One Platform. 10 feet by 40 feet
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Buildings are required to be removed in 10 days
from day of sale.
d. III. FUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar-, erm.ster.
Sc -6t Depot OF WASHINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES
II" oh0 AScnoS Sotes see fourth page
RI II. x. WALSH z &C.. Aucsieneers,
- no. 9ea Pa av., corner loth street

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lot or
ton. ~'N IAuN
m we shs u sell on the pre- misses in Re.ery.t,np
Lo' &c s. Il fe.t6 inches front. running hscE
70 soou Iev, with the improvements cousi.tipg
OF Nwelling House, stablinR, &c
s,a nis, ,s. All eonveyancing and revenue
STAINS ~ the cost OF THE yurtha-er
Sc ~ d GREEN Il WILLIAMS A.. /.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeer,

FREEpMEN VILLAGE. Va. Sent e 1873
BY ord r Of the Commits Toner bureau R.fngs..s
Frce6 men and Abandoned Lands Will he 80 =,
Iublic auction on 1HU RSDAY Sent % ISs. a.
no n at Freedmen's Village Va condep,n.S a.
rsau stores, viz Stoves, Stove Pine Farm im
PIGMENTS. SC &c. A"'
Terms of sale Cash in Government fund.
sslOft Cant. V 4 q n~hENCE
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Large consumers will effect great ca wi ug DUAL
ity considered, by giving these TEAS q trial.
suA 4w NV BURCHELL
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TRIESEMAR.

pENHIEe can Be- had is cay quantities e ths
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
Congress wiplng ont states.


Congress is not content with oblitera-
ting Southern States, but Northern ones
arealso wiped out by that body at pleas
urc. Recently, in the contested election
case of Baldwin and Trowbgidge, from
Michigan, the right Of the State to gay
who were and who were not voters, was
denied by Congress, and the State Con-
stitution and the decision of the highest
State Court we're alike set at defiance.
The case was this:
The Legislature of Michigan passed a
law authorizing soldiers in the field to
vote. BY this vote of the soldiers Trow-
bridge was elected; without it Baldwin
was chosen. A similar case was taken
before the Supreme Court Of the State to
test the constitutionality of the law, and
that Court, composed of Republican
Judges, held that it was unconstitutional
The certificate of election was therefore
necessarily given to Mr.. Baldwin, as the
vote of the soldiers had been declared
illegal by the highest tribunal known to
the State. Trowbridge carried the case
to Congress, and that body gave him the
seat, ousting Baldwin. Ii this decision
Congress has practically denied the right
of q State to say who shall vote within
the State. IF Congress has a right to
count votes that are declared illegal by
State authority, it has an equal right to
reject votes that are made lawful by the
State, Congress has just as much right
to reject every vote cast in Ohio by a
man who does not own property worth
81 600, as it has to count votes in Michi-l
gan that are declared illegal by the Con-
stitution and judicial authority of the
State. If it can do the one, it can do
the other The moment it is conceded
that Congress carsct aside the right of
each State to determine It's own electors,
that moment Congress becomes despotic
power and the freedom Of the people is
at an end. We ask our readers-partic-
ularly our Republican readers to reflect
upon this matter and see to what such
doctrines viii lead Toledo Record.
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SCISSORS, District Attorneys and United
States Marshals. They will stand by him
on the low basis, The Democracy ask no
patronage at his hands. | have told him so.
and told him that he had no office he could
give me except what ] could get from the
people. We are willing the President
should bostow his Offices upon the men with
whom he has affiliated for years. 1fho can
not find enough of them that hnve patriot
ism sufficient to hold the Offices, he will
have no trouble IN finding nssn Who will
take them and not steal the money, as much
as Cameron and that class Of men did. Let
us 80 forth in the eanyass united by the
immntable principles Of right Lee us
take our stand under the banuer of the
Constitution, where We hare alwhya stood,
aud wherever we find man rcady ftk CO.
operation. whotller l1residants er priyptcs,
let US embrace tllem in this gfbas for Aafd
Of RESTORATION and constitutional
liberty Upon them, my friends, aud to
the breach once more for constitutional
liberty hnd laws.
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Becoming Refined.

The Abolition leaders, including the
political pulpit mountebanks, think that
President .ohnson's speech is sadly lack
ing in dignity and refinement. He ought
not to have called Summer s Co, traitors,
nor descended to dub Eorney a dead
duck. +"
Abe Lincoln, the rail-spltter, could tell
nasty stories and crack vulgar jokes by
the hour, and it was all right and very re
fined. But Andy johnson cannot tell a
few blunt truths in plain Saxon. about the
enemies of his country, without shocking
the delicate nerves of these modern Ches-
terfells. These fellows are becoming
very refined. But Mr.. johnson did ex-
actly right, though he did not come quite
up to the precedent given by Gen. Jack
son at the time he vetoed the T.. s. Bank.
Parion's Life Of Old Hickory gives
some good samples Of tho refined dignity
of the Old Hero To a son of Rufus
King. who was the spokesman of com
mittee Of merchants and bankers of New
York, to protest against the veto, Con.
Jackson said: Well, sir, Rufus King
was always Foderalist. and | suppose
you take after him. fnsolent. do you say |?
What do you eege to me for then 2" To
another delegation he said why am
teased with nommittees7 Here l am re-
ceiying two az three anonymous letters
every day, threatening me with assassin
alton if don't restore the deposits and
rkcharter the banks--thc abominable in
stitution-the monster that has attempted
to control the Government. I've got my
foot upon it, and I'll crush it, lie was
nerpetually saying he had 40 confidence
in Congress. and expressing the opinion
that its members had been bought up with
bank gold g The Id internal scoun-
drelf' was the epithct he applied to one
member of Congress. After reading one
Of Mr. Clay's .phillipics against him, he
exclaimed: "Oh, il | live to get these
robes of Office off me. viii bring the ras-
cal to a dear account" President John
son has not approached the passionate
outbursts of his Tennessee predecessor !;
and, indeed. has said nothing not justi-
fed, aud even demanded, BY the circum.
II. States and Union.
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q EXPERIMENTATION OF THE NEGRo
RAcE.-If Thad. Stevens, says the Mem
phis Bulletin, were furnished with an ac-
curate map of the negro graveyards
around this city; of those at Helena; If
corpses from the pest houses, which pave
the bottom of the Mississippi, and the
disfgured, ghastly victims Of loathsome
diseases everywhere encountered, were
carted into the House Of Representatives,
Radicalism would confess that the term is
properly applied The negro race is to
be destroyed root and branch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

No LONGER A MYsTERY.-The hith-
erto mysterious aurora borealis Fred
Mountain y is thus completely explained
by g western paper: When the molo-
fygistic. temperature of the horizon is such
as to caloricize the impurient indentation
of the hemisphere analogy, the cohesion
of the bprax burbistus becomes sqrcharged
with infnitesnals, which are thereby
deprived of their fssural disqpisitions.
This effected, rapid change is produced
in the thorambumtel of the gyasticutis
plerium, which causes a convoleAloa in
the hcxagonal antipathies of the terrestri-
um aqua verneh. The clouds then be-
come mass of deodorumised specule of
cermocsia light, which can only be seen
when it is visible.
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Nor WHAT He BARaAINED FoR.--
4 rich occurrence recently took place in
St, Louis. A fancy, fashionable and fast
young married man became enamored of
4 gay young widow and sought to make
aiconquest a of her. The intended victim
soon saw the driftIof his intentions and
prepared a punishment for his audacity
not equallod since the & Merry Wives Of
Windsor" She apparently listened to the
soft persuasiens Of his winning voice, and
made ap appointment to receive him at
her house. $3.50 .t.8 a $50
Here, however, the justly indignant
lady had prepared for him reception diff
ferent from that of his dreams. He was
received and taken into a darkened par
lor. with hushed whispers, carrying boots
in hand. Left for a moment with the
loan beatings of his heart, the folding
doors were thrown wide, admitting food
of light aud exhibiting a crowd Of gem
men and ladies, among whom was the wife
whom he thought unsuspecting at his
home. The announcement of the scene
was ridiculous in the extreme, though the
bootless knight remained but minute to
enjoy it. s-assl
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DIseRAcEFuL A Washington letter
to New York paper speaks Of the con-
dition of some of the poor, wounded
soldiers there, and tho favor shown the
negroes, in the following terse languages: !:
There is no dodging this matter. Public
opinion will not allow the Government
nigger-soup-kitchen to remain open much
longer, when one can see in walk
through any of the public thoroughfares
in New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, OF any large city, hundreds
of one-armed, one-legged young white
men in ragged blue clothes, whose bog
carly pensions will scarcely keep their
souls in the little that is left of their
bodies, and who piteously beg. as Iheard
one of them at the gate Of the Capitol
yesterday: For Gods sake give me ten
aents to buy loaf of bread p,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

MoRE AMENDMENTS 70 THE CoNsTT-
TUITION The W Washington correspondent
of the New York World writes
tits learned from high Radical sources
that the, Reconstruction Committee will
speedily consider the following PROPOSE
tions which are now before Them in the
shape of amendments to the Constitution:
/. TO empower Congress to lay an export
duty. 2. 10 make all National and State
laws apply equally to all men, without
regard to color. 8. To prohibit the paJ-
ment Of the rebel debt. After these
amendments are disposed Of it is proposed
further BY an amendment to the Consti-
tuition to provide that Southern States
shall, give the ballot to the following
classes Of persons; I. AL males who have
been in the army. 2. All who own 5000
worth of property.
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Mrs. Swisshelm, speaking in pub
lished letter of Brick" Pomeioy, says
she would like to stick apin in him. To
which. i Brick responds: " All cruel
Jane That would hurt! Severe as
you deem US, not for ten dollars would we
stick one in you. Alas-yet not lass !!
Have you nofellow feeling in your bosom?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

As PLAIN AS PIKE sTAFF. dge
John I. Dillon, of the Supreme Ceurt.ef
Iowa, used the following language in
speech. recently delivered at Davenport:
The Southern States ought not to Be
allowed representation in Congress until
the right of Suffrage is given otonthe ne
grOes in those States, and it is the duty
of Congress to insist upon this condition
precedent to their admission and as guar
antees of their future Loyalty IF the
negroes fail to obtain this privilege by
law, they would be jusifed in obtaining
it at the point of the bayonet.. .s-a-
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WORKINGS oF TIE TARIFF The
present prohibitive tariff is converting
New England into Golconda; a land
flowing, not with milk and honey, but
with Federal greenbacks. The mills of
that region make a clear profit of eighty
fye cents pound on every pound of
cotton they manufacture. Some of these
manufacturers make thousands of dollars
a day and the stock is selling at about a
thousand cents on the dollar There is
not Horking-man in Oregon who does
not pay half the price of the shirt on his
back to these rapacious monopolists, who
extort it by shutting off competition by
means ofiashigh tariff lis bad enough
to meet the high prices that are the in
eYitable resulteo of the war; but to be
feecod for the benefit of sectional inter
ests makes the infiction doubly vexatious
.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The Sonoma papers have long accounts
Of the seduction Of Miss Gutridge by DR..
+. L. Downing, member of the Legisla-
ture, chief officer of the Good Templars,
preacher of the gospel, and one of the
visiting physicians Of the State Insane
Asylum The girl was but fifteen years
of age, and the Doctor is an old man.
The people we're much enragcd, and the
Doctor had to fly for his life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The Commission which has been ex-
amining the Jamaica negro outbreak,
found abundant evidence that thesafair
was not sudden and unpremeditatea out
break, but deliberate, organized rebel
lion, with the design of numbering and
driving from the island all the whites.
The commission viii soon leave. for Eng
land The entire British Vest India
squadron is ordered to Halifax. A strong
feeling in favor of the annexation Of JaS
maica to the United States is sprmging
up in that island. A..a1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

A man in Name has vessel for which
he wants a new flag, and desires that
some '''loyal citizen shall inform him as
to hoy many stars he should put in the
Union g
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

UNFAIR.-Not one ofsithe. Radical
organs in the State have, so FAR, published
either the Freedmen's Bureau. Bill, or
the Civil Rights Bill Messages Even
the Sacramento Union refrains from pub
fishing them Come, fair fight, and no
under holts" IF the President pre-
sents unanswerable arguments, then hon
estly admit it. Be manly and fair in
your discussions; if you cannot be SO,
then in justice you should print the VETO
messages, that all may form tBeix eWh
conclusions Do you fear the results
LNapa (Cal.) Reporter. g -aak
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nnNzRAE NOTICE.

s spenaents writing over assumed signatures
- AAsaasF eetsly must sake known their proper
names to tLs Editor OF no attention win be given
t. their eoz,npnisutioha.
Al Letters and Communications whether on
the Bdftor.