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life-preservers were on board
CARD FROM ELIZABETH CADY STAN TP
From the Savannah (Ga.) News^ Qct. 9
Star, which were distributed
To the Electors of the Eighth Gongei
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OREGON.
A WOHAN UP FOR CONGRESS. '
Another sta^ment says:
It is our painful duty tp report a start
ling calamity, in the loss $f tlj^ steamship
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Evening Star, which foundered at sea on
the 3d inst., off the coast If Florida, with
sional District of New York.
some 270 souls on board.
offiice; therefore I present myself to y< iu
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Although, by the constitution of tl
State of New York, woman is denied
elective franchise, yet she is elilgible
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The mail steamer Evening Stat, Capt.
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gress. Belonging to' a disfranchised class,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION (to advance.)
$3 00.
. . . 200.
and Teachers w: ¡11 Furnished
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Faves, rushing to and fro, imp!
d, but it if as each for himself.
loin to th|i French circus company
I have no political antecedents to recom
¡a) let troupe, there were 42 frail wo-
trade—the cardinal points of Democracy;
who for various reasons were
scek-
Viewing all things from the stand-point
nother‘fie d to prosecute their unto-
of principle, rather than expediency, the re
mend to your support, but xby creed is
free speech, free press,, free men and fr ee
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miles east
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So De with imparied constitu-
pearls to striug of gladnessb
is a fixed uniform law, as yet unre<x|g-
0 souls on
nized by Either of the
vti to have
governing alike the social
life of men and nations
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cy it seems wholly blind to the rights oL
IT,—If the
j nothing
AL DIRECTORY.
s; Cçtnm ssiohers, \V
Sheriff. L. L. Whit
idarns ; A ssessor, D.
'lern. Eck íes ; School
ohn Spencer- Coroner,
vor, A. S. Walt.
Ball, j. If. Brw
comb ; Clerk, S. C
Smith; Treasure
Superintendent, R
J. W. Watts; S
darkness
view to chi
—nothing
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you, never
Before you
do efit
¡1" lurncane
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icr frbrn Mayport
all below. an|d
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£ Star, had arrived
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all citizens who obey the laws and sup
port the State, and if the constitutions of
Mr L Íqll|ud, V
past finding.
AVilkes' Booth, whose cral constitution, the wo±an of the nation |
body Secretary Stanton took so much would dq . longer be taxed without repre
sentation, or governed without' their con
an every airec- pains to dispose of so that no man should
which is in a ever know the spot where, it,was buried, sent. One word should riot be-added to .
sensibly, an d says the Louisville Democrat, is reported that great charter of rights to the insult
The story is that the or injury of the humblest of our oititens,
movable res- to be in Europe
The èxp
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led t<3 the behests of the great natural man whom “ Boston Corbett ” so hero- ;I would gladly have a voic6 and voted in
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tmiepaJ The pictures in the^express ically shot, and whose body Stanton refus the fortieth congress to demand universal i
omeq struck toe wail Sev< ra'l times. A ed to exhibit to any one that ever saw suffrage, that thus a republican form of
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poor wretch hired by the government might be secured to every
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assassins to personate Booth, in order to State in the Union.
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If the party now in ascendency makes
citizen could be found but
facilitate the escape of the latter. Wheth
shaikes. .Thiefis the first
er there be or be not any truth in this sto its demand for44 negro suffrage ” in ^bod
ATTORNEY
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COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
LICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Lafayette, Oregon.
Will practice in the District and Suptemc
Courts of Oregon
J3^"Taxes Paid, Collections
Proceeds Promptly remitted. ¿4
the most thrilling mo
thins!.haff-happened in this
gon in the memory of th
ry it will never cease to b3 a suspicious cir faith On the ground of natural right, ' and ¡’
cumstance connected with the t fate of because the highest good of the gtate de-
the only reason, than can b
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Wilkes Booth, that Stanton refused to nands that the republican idea be vindica
deliver the body that was brought, up from ted, on no principle of justice or safety
time. The women, shrit
Virginia to his friends, or even let them can the woman of tho nation be ignored. !
look upon it.
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In view of the fact that the freedmen
of the south and the million* of foreign
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HE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the travelling public, that he
has, at the Lafayette crossing of the Yambill,
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of
L egal
ers now -crowding our western* shores, t
A LARGE, NlfW AND SAFE FERRY BOAT,
T he ; B pttlk .—YouDg meD, run your T ender N otes .—In the Circuit Court most qf whom represent neither property/
arm into an adder’s den/ placo a rattle of Maryland, in the case of Hugh Gels«, education or civilizatioh, are all, iu the
snake in your bosom, chew the berries of ton against Mary Ann Frazier and others. ¿progress of events, ■ to be enfranchized;
on which he can cross Teams, Stock, &c.,
hellbore, but. leave
that bottle
alone. Judge Alexander filed a lengthy opinion, the best interests cf the nation demand
Though its beads sparkle like' diamonds dediding that the treasury notes of the that we outweigh this incoming piauper
or prober, though the gods may have United States’known as “ legal tenders” ism, ignorance and degradation, with i thfc
EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY.
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are in good repair, and persons from the
South going to Portland, McMinnville, Forest
<3rove and Hillsboro, and from the North,
going to Salem, Dallas, Corvaljis, will find it
to their advantage to patronize this Ferry.
drank it,’ant i embalmed it in immortal were issued in violation of the, Constitu- wealth, education and refinement of the
ver&, though its aroma may be pleasant tion. The court says : n I am of opin women of the republic. On the 'i Wgb
ion that the legal tender clause of the act ground of safety to the nation and j < istice
of Congress referred to ie unconstitutional to its pitizens, I ask your support iu the
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election.
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JOHN HARRIS.
Lafayette, July 31, 1866.
FLIZABETH- CAD¥ STANTON
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I t is said the agent in England, of
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Washington College, Virginia, the sam$
New York, Oct 10,1866.
that Gen Lee presides over. , reports dona
tions to the amount of £60,000 y the agent
P atent G ranted .—Mr. J. H. I
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in Frirnee reports that be is doing very it, of Linn county, has been notifi<
avy sea
EMBREE,
W. M.
H. S teward Scc’y
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peop e put of tii
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the several s ates were brought into har
mony with the broad principles of ihe fed-
quahp shocks,!
E. C. BRADSHAW, >
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constitution as to make invidious distinc-'
tions on the ground of sex.
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That instrument recognizes as persons
on Saturday n¿
Dal lias wäs vis|
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gressive legislation, in so amending the
oases were
Office in Dallas,. Oregon.
indepgiftscl
rebuke to the dominant party for it) retro
’ sharks.
Of The Army of the PpTOMAC.
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party as now constituted.
The
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water in
In asking your suf
date, I desire an election at this time ns a
t ef the
and bis
point/
frages—beleaving alike iu free men and
Nevertheless, an
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M. the en-
One party fails at one
and one at another.
three dollars a
ger, Worms -us
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When you
commenced
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DR. H. J. BOUGHTON.
free institutions, and fatal to a high civil-*
free trade—1 cculd not represent either •
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zifayette, Yamhill County, Oregon. A
practice in the Supreme, Circuit and a¡
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wholly at variance with the genius of jour
r chain got
ATTORNEY ATLAW,
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ization.
;d Annie
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one
room
ples in trade and commerce, have ever in
idea of class and caste among men, au idea
as glad to see you in one
lore.
In connection with this bouse
kept Horses, Buggies, ¿¿c., ¿re.,
jn reasonable terms.
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tween man and man, it teaches the I w-
their political’affiliations maintained tho
tSteamcr with a boa
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ind attentive hosllefs.
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p’SA VANNAtl, ’ Oct.
_L modation of boarders and t ic tr
public.
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S. HURLBURT.
of
various
h showers
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it recognizes the duty of benevolence >e-
rovrest selfishness in trade bettfriep na
whether you cannot make just as tions. Th« Democrate, on the contrary/
t a noise by whistling, for which while holding sound* and liberal princi
ars of the
e tut the
OSBORN & RATHBUN,
property and interests of bpmmerce; while
, my boy, as-
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terrified passe
The republican
sonal rights, while in its protective p<li-
s sea*—the
lea. The
lid and gloom
and politic sal
party has occasionally a clear vision of jer
joy instead
to blow a
leading parti >e,
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J ohn Surratt has been discovered and
well, but gives no particulars, and orts the Patent Office Department at 1
agent along thé Mississippi river rept^0’ ington that letters patent have bcei
$50,000 which is to be increased when ted him for a gang plow, a mod
the riotton crop is sold. All, this, in ad which he forwarded to the proper c
was captured in Rom e but'oubsritfuentlji made
last spring.4-Un leftist
dition to 8190'000, is now in’hand-
his escape.
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