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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-16
POETRY.
The RIGHTS OF WOMAN.

The rights Of woman--what arc theyf
The rights 10 labor, love aud prayj
The right 10 weep with those that weep,
The right TO wake when others sleep.
The right to dry the falling tear,
The right to quell the rising fears
The right to smooth the brow OF care,
And whisper comfoFt TO despair.
The right to watch tho parting breath,
To sooihe and cheer tho bed Of death;
The right when earthly hopes all fail,
TO point To that within the veil.
The right the wandorer TO reclaim;
To win the lost from paths Of shamej
The right 10 comfort and 70 bless
The widow and the fatheTlcss.
Tho right the little ones TO guido
In simple faith to Him who died;
With earnest love and gentle praise
To bless and cheer their youthful days.
The right the intellect to train.
And guide the soul 10 nublcr aim,
Teach il to rise above eaTih's toys,
And wing its fight to heavenly joys.
The right to live for those We love,
The right to die that love 10 prove;
The right to brighten earthly homes
With pleasant smiles and gentle tones.
Are these thy rights then use them we'll,
Thy silent influence none can tell;
If these are thine, why ask for more!
Thou hast enough 10 answer for.
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The BondhOIders Growing InsO-
IeuGs e2M

Gen. Kimball, one Of the Rump orators
on the stump in Indiana, in the course Of :
a speech at Evansville, recently, declared
that those Ulto a0ere III. faoor Of fta1ing gop-
erantegt bonds were an INTERNAL sEroT
SooUNDRELs! Will the mechanics, far.
n1ers, workingmen, aud poor men Of the
country please make note Of this? ;ea
The bloated and aristocratic boLd-ocra-
cy Of the United States, conscious Of their 5
money power, now presume to spit upon
the toiling, Dou-bondholding uassesra In
effect, they say to the people who labor
."You miserable devils who have no ten !.
forties, seyen-thirties-you conoizle, dare
you presume to threaten us--why you are
Hof no account--only an .IEREEsAL SET
OF ScousDEELs." 4y-a44
Most potent, grave, and reverend seign-
eurs--oar very noble and approved good
masters, might there not be some mistake
in your calculations? Are you so secure.
i'm your ill-gotten, untaxed wealth, that
you can afford to mock at our suferings,
jeer at and defy the people of the United
Estates? Il :,
We, who do not hold bonds, outDumber.
you VINO 40, ten 70 0ne- Bear tnat 1act
in mind. We propose that your wealth
shall bear its proportion Of burdens Of
taxation Understand that Those whom
you term an ISFEgSAL SET OF sc0UM-
DaRLs, vote! And their crumplcd labor
stained ballots, dropped into the receptacle
Of the suffrages Of freemen, count Just as
much as those you may deposit, though
you print them on the backs of your laFg1
est bonds. Do you yet understand?
We, TIKI PEOPLE, THE INTERNAL SET
or scoUNDRELs, as you term US, propose,
10 TAX your bonds or REpUDIATR them,
and We are going to do it! If you would
prefer to have your money bubles pricked
BY a peoples votes, vanishing into thin
air-the paper on which they are printed
withcring into ashes and turning intd
dust rather than have them contribute
their proportion to tho Golfers of the re-
public, we have no fault to fnd-,'you
pays your money and takes your choice"
TAxATIoN-REPUDATIoN-which will
you have, gentleuen--the poor men, the
laborcrs, the farmers, the mechanics, the
INTERNAL SET OF scoUNDRELs, are wait
| ing for an answer; they arc reasonable,
patient, long-sufFering, but the sooner you
make choice the better you will suit them
for the internal set Of scoundrels, have
made up their minds, and mean 'tbusi-
nessV-[L La Crosse Democrat.
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WpMAN.-Mrs. Stevens, the sweet
story writer, has somewhere thrown off this
excellent passage;
woman, Woman she is truly mira
Gle, Place her amid flowers; foster her as
a tender plant. and she is thing OF fancy,
waywardness, and something of folIy-an-
noyed by a dew-drop, fettered by the touch
Of a butterfys wing, ready to faint at the
rustic of beetle. The zephyrs are too
rough, the showers too heavy, and she is
oyerpowered by the perfume of a rosebud.
But let real calamity come, arouse her af-
fection, enkindle the spirit of her heart
and mark her then! How her heart
strengthens itself; how strong is her pur-
pose, Place her in the heat of battle,
give her child, bird, anything she
loves or pities to protect, and see her in
a related instante, raising her white arms
as shield, and as her own blood Grim
sons her upturned forehead, praying for
life to protect the heIples. Transplant
her into the dark places of earth, awaken
her energies TO action, and her breath be-
comes . healing, and her presence bless
ing; she disputes, inch by inch, the stride
of the stalking pestilence, when man the
strong and. brave shrinks, awaypale and
afrightea Misfortune daunts her pot
she wears away life of silent ENDURANCE
or goes forward with less timidity than to
her bridal. In prosperity she is bud
full Of imprisoned odors, waiting but for
the winds of adyersity to scatter them
abroadLpure gold, valuable. but untried
in the furnace. In short, woman is mir.
acle q mystery. ...... Z e -
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LOVE- or CuIIDREN.-Tell me not of the
prim, precisely arranged homes, where
there are no children where, as the good
German has it, Of the wall, tell me not of
the never disturbed nights and days Of the
tranquil qnanxions hearts where children are
not | ! carefnot for these things. God
sent children for another purpose than merely
to keep up therace7to enlarge our hearts, to
make s GPs4h and full Of the 6 kndIy indy sym
or aims, and TO callout all our faculties to ex.
tend enterprise and exertion-to bring round
our fireside bright faces and happy smiles and
loying, tender hearts. es
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The LETTER S.-The following adver-
tisement illustrates the greatness of the
number of words commencing with the
letter "S,"-almost language of them
selves 1t is said to be literal copy of a
notice posted in prominent place in one
of the flourishing towns in the county
Cork, Ireland:
"Will be sold, or set up for sale, on Sat
urday, the sixth day of September next,
in the town of Skivereen, Spanker, prop
erty of Seth 0'Sulliyan- strong, staunch,
steady, sound, safe, sincwy, seryicable,
strapping, supple, swift, sorrel stallion
He is slightly, sprightly, spirited, sturdy,
shining, sure-footed,f slack, smooded,
we'll skinned. He is sized and shaped
sweetly, saddle stead of superior symetry,
named or styled as aforesaid Spanker,
with a small star and snip. He is square
sided, slender-shouldered, sharp-sighted,
and steps singularly stately. He is free
from strain, sprain or spawn. He is nei-
ther stiff-mouthed, shabby-copted, sinew-
shrunk, spar-galled, saddle backed, she'll
toothed, slim -girthed, short winded, splay-
footed or shoulder-slipped, and is sound
in the four points and in the stiie-j joint
He has neither sick-splen, sleeping-evil
set fast, snagglc teeth, subtumors, sores OF
shattering hoofs. Nor is he sour, sulky
surly, stubborn or ullen,tempereds He
is neither shy, skittish, slow, sluggish OF
stupid. He never slips, strips, strays
lsnuffies, sniffies or stalks in his stall OF
stable, and scarcely or seldom sWeats.---
He can feed on soil, stubble, sinfar, sheai
oats, straw, sage or Scotch grass. He
can carry sixteen stone with surprising
speed, and stride six foot wall on .
stroke. His selling price is sixty-sever
pounds, sixteen shillings six pence sterl
ing"
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RAspBERRY VINEeAR.- Every housekeeper
should endeavor to have at least small
quantity of this delightful beverage. In
cases of fevers it is indispensable and will
often quiet and soothe whennothing else willl
Put two quarts of red raspherries, nice and
fresh, into jar, and pour over them quart
Of rood vinegar. Let il stand twenty -four
hours. Strain through 9 flannel bag. Pour
this LIQUID over twomord quarts of fresh bef-
ries and again let it stand twenty four hours.
Strain again. Allow three e-fourthso pound
Of loaf or good white sugar 10 everypint of
iui.e. Stir we'll into the liquid, put into stone
jar, cover closely, and set TO stand in a kittl5.
of boiling water to be kept boiling for an hour.i
Strain it, and bottle ready for use. A tea
spoonful to tumhlero of cold water, Is the
manner ofusing it.-LGer. Telegraph. -
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The diving. bell used in building the piers
for the Newbnryport bridges over the Merri-
mac river. is the largest believer made in this
country weighing upwardso of six tons. 1t
is pyramidal in shape, and about seven feet
in height to the apex. lis constructed of
iron two and half inches in thickness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-16
miscellaneous Sayings OF Iosh BlI-
IingS.

Earthii glory is some like potatoza on
very ritch sile-top plepty-taters skase
II aint neer so much trouble to git
ritch as it is to tell when We have got
ritch.
Ii you want to git the circumference oi
a man. examine him amung men-but il
yu want tew git at his actual diameter
measure him at his own iireside.
There seems tcw be 1 styles ov mind
1st, them who know il iz so!
I'd, them who know il aint sol
Sd, them who split the difference apd
guess at it
4th. them who don't care darn which
way it IL!
Thare is but few men who have kara
kater enutf tew lead a life ov idieness
Tru love IL spelt jist the same in Chock.
taw az il IL in English.
Thoze who retire from the world on
akount of it's sin aud peskyness, must not
forgit that they hev got tew keep compa
ny with person who wants just ez much
watching as eunybody else.
Buty that don't make woman Yane
makes her very butiful
Necessity begot Invcnshun, Invenshur
begot Convenience. Convenience bego
Pleasure, Pleasure begot Luxury, Luxury
begot Riot and Disease. Riot and disease
between them, begot Poverty. aud Poverty
begot Necessity agin--that iz the Revolu
shun Vt man, and is about awl he can bras
on
Power either makes a man u tyrant, ol
fool
There il no sich thing as fattcry,-i
eommendashnn iz deserved. it IL not fiat
terry. but truth, aud if commendashun i
undeseryed, it * not fa;tery, but Sian
der.
ATAfL.
Twus a kahn still morn in Oktober
Witch is one of Nv the fall or ottun
muBths.
1t wuz the sezen Nv the dying yea
Witch awakes fundnemissncss Of torme
memories NY the rekoIeksun Nv bi gon'
dazc
The rane cum down in n kind Nv fin,
mist. in sad lingerin kind Nv way, a
if it hated to wet the spot in which
lit, but didn't egzackly no whnr else t
goe.
The formal brcezes of ottgm kun
blowin away, but not hard enouff to blo'
emmy -body's hat off. The trees swai'
back aud ike an old woman with the tect
naick.
On sich luvly morning as this. maid
en- fare, with pensive air and golden hal
gaized out NV the east kitchen winder u,
house in the beautiful and romanti
Stait of Eleonoy, gayzed and long and wei
gayzed and better gayzed-she gayzed a
if there wuz somtain' on her mind whicl
| suppose there wuz She was a nize cir
of medium heft, with a mild temper an
iron spun in her left hand. She he'd bi
bakiD pancakes. Her eyes flushed an
her buzZum hove with emotions Nv he
feeIins, Suddenly she spoke aud reyeale
the cause NV her solisytude as she says
"Thar, nam, I'll be dodbobbed if that oil
kow of Sniginscs hain't broke into ou
garden agin."
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Ar ANONYMOUSLY, must make known their proper
name, to the Edtor, or no attentisn win be given
70 their communications.
All Letters and Communications whether on
business or for publication. should bs addressed 70
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS HAMPTON s. n. H'RRiDE.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
HAMPTON & MCBRIDE.
DEALERS IN FURNITURE, BEDS 4 BEDDING
Cor. First and washington sts..
ALBANY, LINN Co.,, OREGON,

"YEhave lust laid In ons of Che largest and
w best selected stocks Of Furniture that was
ever brought TO this market, consisting OF
CHAIRS. all descript'ns MUSIC STOOLS,
BEDSTEADs. COUNTER STOOLS,
|CUPBoARpS, REYoLylAa sLpOl.s' l'
SAFES, CANDLE STANDS,
BUREAUS. WASH STANDS,
BREAKFAST TABLES, HAT RACKS.
DINING TABLES. TOWEL RACKS,
EXTENSION TABLES, WHAT.NoTs,
CARD TABLES, LOUNGES,
SOFA TABLES. SOFAS,
WORK TABLES, PICTURE FRAMES Of
CENTER TABLES, every description,
ROSEWOOD AND GILT MoLDING,
We have also the latest and most improved
STYLES Of upholstery work aud the finest Parlor
and Bed room sets that that was ever brought to
Albany.
We manufacture, repair or re6t Furniture Of ev-
cry description, and do all kinds of upholstery
work.
Having in our employ mono but the best OF
workmen, who have served their time at their
trade in the East we are prepared to do all kinds
Of Cabinet work on tho latest and most approved
styles, aud which
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FOR WORKMANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION

We select our stock in person. and the public
may rely upon our statement Of its durability aud
place Of manufacture.
We have on hand a large and well selected stock
Of Wool. Puu. Hair, aud Moss Mastrasses.
We are also prepared with material for the nan
ufacture Of Cothns ut the shortest notice.
NIB. We have also on hand large lot OF
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
Which We viii dispose of at very low rates.
Albany. is, 1866. au1S-ly
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The latest theatrical n.,.,,, !.

The latest theatrical novelty is for an nc
tor to play the same part in the same plsy in
the same day both in Philadelphia and New
York. In the ore city he will appear st |.
matinee, and in the other 81 the evening per.
formance. travelling meanwhile ~ express
train. John Seton il to do this double his.
trionic feat soop. It 10 high dramatic AT,
indeed!
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81. Louis MARKET.

By Telegfa,hl ct Loufs, Get 10
Yaur -Frta.s soso. Xxx 50 30 lc IS; ehole, AID
fancy FL 5caBls 81.
wh<s-Choice spring and fall bette; medium grade
dul choice white ~ CO. prime choiee red - 3o ~
prime to fancy sprsrR q as6r2e5,
Corn-EIrm inactive; 81 80 for mix led aid ".
low; 81 10 o. % for white.
Gate al and lower: Gs@e
Pariey-Frn Il 1880.
Rye-stesdy st 81 IS.
provt-ions Very dbl; m porA S2i.
B.oon- IA for shon ders; q for els sr aides.
Him.-ts'< for p an, p ior srg .r cured.
Lard -l4t4SH.
" hnkv-Nonina
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THE yesterday afternoon train on the val>
ley road was detained beyond its time 1pme-
what BY the bpsnins Of couple Of ,sringers
Of the truck short distance above the Sum.
mi. Station. The damage was trivial, and
soon repaired.
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THERE was whang doodle demonstration
and a tar barrel at Muscatine the other even.
ing. II was hollow tar barrel, of course,
and hollow jabiation meeting. The tar.
barrel petered ont, after q time, and 80 did
the jubilaton. SO will the Democratic par
ty at the next election. See the Muscatine
journal.
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CRY NEWS.

Masonic. Special communication Of Eag >
1odge No. ~. Al =! and A.. NJ, This p. m.
at : o clock. Work on third degree.
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EVERY SATURDAY for the present week con.
tsins the usual choice selections from Eng
Fish current periodical literature. Ticknor
4 Fields, publishers. Boston.
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DYKISa AID SeouRisG EsrApLIsHNESr.-
Lederer 4 Kochendnrffer' Chemical Dye
Works, johnson street, between Fifth and
Sixth street, Simpson House, Keokuk
Iowa q
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TuEgk four feet of water between this
place and St. Louis. Hard work for the
packels. saa
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ArcfioS ~ Chas. Hixham's Second Hand
Store, on Main, near Eighth street, to day q
10 O clock. J. A. Wsllsce, Auctioneer.
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stock market.

BY telegraph Ntw Ytss. Oct y.
aosernmrnt stocks shade n~.r Corpons o. 81, NIX;
$50 coup. 81 liss'e4 losi467 lte1z; 1910. 1904:
so, 1875
stocks opsned NJ; broke down after 81 Rosrd Int
sub. quen .ly improved, ci,rirg ,ttorg U Tel $50
k;NY ll3lz1X: Erie sls5s Feeding lo.Aa
2, III; R ssA1ts; 4oHsA; dopd e Z
Gls
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The Washington correspondent Of the
fL:o.~. T-.h..r. Ia. cocvor~Ad nth Fed

The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune has conversed with Fed
eral officer just from Galveston, and says !.
1.-The political situaiion there is as bad as
can be imagined. Hostility to Northern men
increases in bitterness daily. They are So
cially, politically and commercially ostra,
cised. This conduct Of the citizens has been
50 general and outrageous As to make the
most conservative of the officers stationed
there strong Radicals, and this officer says he
has no doubt whatever that II Andrew John
son himself could pass two weeks there With
on. being known. that he wonld inevitably re.
turn bitter and Incorporating Radical. 7
II it will lave tina. effect upon him, we
hope A. J. won't 60. We have no use fol
him 10 the Radical party.
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New York Dry Goods lzarket.
By Telegraph Nfw fOsE. Oct. ID.
by good, rrmins qniet, and prices favor tuytri
Ltsrencs brown .hs+tpes Ii. Lon.ds'e bltscied 70
Boot IL lancaster ghsm. 10 adsc'ina Of &c ynd
Amoskeag ticks selling at IS ff rsni. - or b. q
G: 10 Tor q. Amoek.sg stripe~ 22Ix for gi ~ fI
dark York dsains 70 for blue amo.keag blue den'm'
% 70 0usAX do ~; ditto 20; Lewlstoa ticks
sz1S; ditto 81 inch 30.
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I.soR SALE 0rr x ie,s, on the or III at 4
MORGAN sreets. we'll fenced and smer tai tree
n front and side ssh on 10th sdts. Price 600 cath
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
apr.T u. y TFE,EYoR
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,.,s.-...;....... = sssss....--
49, rs,
= b. ~. 49, .s.I -! no.sr
NJ $500 u ~ II .s.! .... s.1 ~.
&5k a. -
81 No.. ! III. ~ 81, !; !. .,f1
~ L.. ss 49, ~ q ~ = :. -
- "a -! ~ - = A. !.
IA y ~ ~ 49, 49, -
- !. - A-a a
nev. - .nn. s.s...a:s:.s - ~ -orIS MT
ESt s1sjs E:Sx 80, - - nSSSf' 80
" = ~ y. 5ff 2ssSSss.,ks- rei.S.S4.d IN ami.
sa.sss. II 49, - = z TT
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-Cnarlotts eastman writes that abe v;l,
probably nsvse yseapa - AnericA 6hs i.
deliehtlAily fsseAoa h tsee. :
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CaEAP. CHrApss, THE CHsArEsT.-The
enterprising house Of s. 4 B. Stern, No. So
Main street, Kilbourue's Block, keep con-
s,antly on hand we'll selected stock Of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
etc, and offer the same to the public at the
cheapest prices, as it is their rule not to be
nndersold. Therefore call soon at No. IS
Main street.
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n OF 10 Block IL, on which IL four story irirt
rtetA rou, LnilJng, Is BY 70 and stone fourtIr
ton of - hS 20 the balance ot the lot THIS pfat 81
~ ~ known the Arcade BUILDING ard s situatr On
the corner Of lst aud han street, ard will he Ar't
a9nnt nne-haf uhat thu niIroyfn MIA co.t nrttstIg
20 u, Will hs rented fer ttrm N years. Tut "a.
" sale For iurthor Information aidr~~a
| mayi0 ~ IL TrS~FycK
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EOR SALE.--Loto Block u, on with
lisa twostry FIRTH dwelling House witt n'rt
rooms eellars cstern, we'll and large number ,t
and OTHER trees THIS property Ia ma order, ~
Icing located on nsuk. hetweru u and I'D stfests
vrry rnieut n business VIII be sod Al bstFafs
Title good or 10 sale. Enquire OF
rnHSes H. n TEN-FYCK
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For SnIc.

fFNIAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on ccr~
"A ner IN and Hank streets. contracting nearly fyr,
lots brick cottage dwelling. stable, weed and wMt
house Af nthar orthnfifiHE gar'cn ard large variety
Fl nit anf ornamental trees choice varieties Crane. b,f
rfts, &c In hearing two large cisterHs. lc., &c.
This property ia in good repair and the Hhoit
fer sale Mt low price for cash. halt end bal
favorable terms Title perfect The wbolsis
for sale a. LEss than the house can he bptit for.
Enquire Of II y TEN.EYCR,
~ proprietor uHAs 7. BtRGE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16

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cotton-Active: prices stiff; low mid3lings lst4.
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Sill.
C.rn-eaedy; White 81 sed4o.
Cats-f54
pcrk-Saunai AZ Sa5 50.
Bacon Quiet aud Arm Shoulders SIX: clear sjes Is y
Hsms-sngar cured 23d1a
Lard-Qaiet. firm and unchanged