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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
From the Evening Newsl
ANOTHER OF IT'S LIES COME HOME.

Another of the Bulletins falsehood.
has returned, empty and proftless
to plague its inventor. That paper
having published an anonymous let
ter stating that Mr.. Brown, editor Of
the STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT belonged
to the same company with the writer
in the army, and that he rejoiced
over the hanging of Mrs. Surratt;
that "we all did it," Mr.. Brown re.
plies that be was discharged from the
military service, December IL, 1861;
that he was never in it again; that
Mrs. Surratt WAS executed on the 7th
day of July, 1864; that Mr.. Brown
started across the plains on the I'd of
the previous May, and was in the
Rocky Mountains at the the time of
the execution-not hea1ing of the
event until he reached Fort Halleck
that the act was execrateG by the
party with whom lie travelled, and BY
himseH-to prove the truth of which
many references are given to persons
living in Linn and other counties.
We don't remember everto have seen
one of The Bulletin'S lies more fatally
dealt With. Itsrecoi! upon that sheet
is overwhelming. A Journal not
wholly devoid of honor would make
instant correction Of its most unjust
and utterly groundless statement.
We know of nothing more wanton,
wicked and malicious than the at
tempt to make an honorable and in
nocent man appear. to have enter.
tanned such Infamous sentiments, and
to have exhibited such infamous con-
duct as this which the Bulletin attrib
uted upon the editor of our ALBANY
cotemporary. No one can doubt but
that this was pure invention of the
BuLletin-if it was not, it will nameJ
its author, or at least make correc-
5ion. 1t was prompted by the same
nendacious spirit that invented the
'alsehood published on the eve of the
election of 1872, that Gov. Grover
lad pardoncd out a large number of
that stated that the Cover
Tor had vetoed the Portland, Dalles
md Sandy Wagon Road bill; that
'laimed to have lashed the Prosecu.
ing Attorney in this District into
Snvicting the Ring repeater Bruce;
he same spirit that prompted these
'ald and silly lies, and that other one
ust as silly, that Bruce had been
ired to vote the Democratic ticket.
The history Of journalism affords no
arallel for snch mendacity as that.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

THE Boss THETR Tweed, has been
sentenced to Imprisonment in the
New York city iail for twelve years
and TO pay fine ofsl2,5oO, Really,
New York is having a spasmodic at.
tack of justice which we hope will
not end with the punishment of
rMeed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

The reckless expenditure and uu-
blushing corruption of the Washing
ton Ring have involved the capital OF
the nation in absolute bankruptcy.--
The teachers in the public school have
not received any pay for four months,
the firemen and police have not been
paid for six months, the laborers who
clean the streets have not received
any money for seven months; Sl5,-
600 in gold coin is needed on the lst
Of January to pay the interest on
bonds issued by the Ring and sold in
Europe, and there is not cent in the
treasury to pay ii. The contractors
on the avenue and sewers have been
obliged to suspend work because the
securities Of the city are no longer
saleable. One of those contractors
recently offered to hypothecato $780,
600 worth Of these securities for a
loan Of 10000, and to pay ten per
cent per month on the amount, but
could not raise a cent Such enor-
nous sums have been stolen by the
Ring, which embraces the most prom
inent members of the Republican
party and advisers of the President,
that if it is attempted to pay OF by
taxation, the District will be almost
depopulated. Congress will probably
be asked to take upon the shoulders
of the nation the enormous debts
which have been contracted by these
jobbers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
sHERrrr,s sA,r

NOTICE is HEREpY ctvpN- -,
=, ~. r,,sue o. a warrant Issued ont Of tha bl
y N1uEt OF Linn County, state ~ nnae w Ooun'
the S.,u ano delivered, Tor the eoliec7 70
from the ,Hrs,s ,tss NJ lor the year lS72 az and
SSboh u the following described raoi ag'e.Ne levied
7suia.eu IN lam county, STATE ~ ~, lo-Rlt
Ranes W. yln6 in township IL Se,,. ue-
cSniSs west section No 6, con, - soutn
posf tbcnc5y ~ els lnas Soth Of quarter sees ~
ihe,ce stVnce We south 81 chains ana 4; sesllon
snelee Nest 81 chains ana ID in ~ y links =
,vih.n 10 cnalns and "a links tbansi tnence
el.i'is ...i y, anu % links; thence North East
nl, alae a. nhhs thence East 4icbnins chains
ana fonrtasS XIV hundred and sixtyfive INKS INKS
~ vi ,sulsgen rods. Also another saNe I've acres
81 o. land situated In the Connt,, plsge or par
,,,se ~ Nitson, described as fSlSa. ahh and
W tm,aen,elng SlAty rods North of ~ hs ..esi Com-
~ w. VIZ Nest line Of Section dvet tust.er s stake
sonfb ~ Injured Ssd and eighty tlSOl NIL .henee
West two y anu sixty ltQi rods sbelve
Nolth one hundred and s!xiv -1ai, tods US thence
eg y Nglnnipg, Ia Tnwnshi,i 'tas' 70 the
tts,snse ! west Also certain ~. = south,
~ ia,,, 'ne sogth-west corner of ~ llnenc-
Townshin Il ~. ,Saleb Gray. in sectiss 'ot
eighty laq rods thence Ner,,s ~ y tnenee West
sns,1 snsc1 hast eighty ls0 rods. nv w rods
s,.{ s.s{ w ieds 20 the place IN he.-,uce South
NM s~v p,sees ast dcscribed cou,aibi5,.n
IVY acres more or less, and, on 'hfee hun
,Sd''''aay, he Oh dqy of D,c ,o,o
~ o'clock p. NJ. OF said dav / ~, AofVi
lle suction 70 the highest 1l'l,ss Wy ssl at pub
, ~ w Solt House door In Alhssn,tr =. =. coin.
~ sspiit ~ much thereof AZ w4ita' Llnn Co,
~ f, ~ y % - Rudd, Agent 81 XIV sailsfy the
sseis f uniting 70 tho r,Ia or ~. of ].
ehe1tN Linn al 49,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

THERE is already much actual suf-
fering among the new comors in the
north western part Of Iowa The
grass hoppsrs utterly destroyed the
crops Of many farmers, and the papers
ofthat section say that untold suffer.
ing await tho poor people Of Lyon,
Osceola and other connties,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

Butter and cheesea are almost Indispensable
articles OF food. Properly used they are nu.
tritious and healthy but an inordmate use OF
elther ,l causes indigestion and dyspepsia. Par
SONS furgatlVe Pills, ludieiOusly used, will re.
move both of these troubles.
Have you ague in the face2 and is 1t badly
swollen?. Have you severe pain In the chest
BACK or side? Have you cramps or pains In
the stomach or bowesg Have you bilious collie
or severe gripping pains2 II so, use johnson Il
Anodyno llniment Internally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
he oAREPuLi

If our citizens desire to see the city
of Albany bankrupt by the close ol
the next year, let them go ahead and
elect that Ditch ticket, with its rene
gade Democrat at the head, which
was nominated last Wednesday We
are in favor Of the Santiam Canal, and
are a stockholder in the enterprise,
but We don't waut its Directors and
managers to control our city affairs
and SO legislsto that tho taxpayers
will bo compelled to bridge it
throughout the city Mark our pre-.
dction: tho ticket nominated last
Wednesday night was "putup" for
that purpose.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

CONGRESS convenes next Monday,
but stealing will not commence until
about the middle of the week, 1t
win take a few days for the members
to get settled down aud find safe
hiding place for their pelf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

B. +. DowELL and Jesse Apple
gate are still between a steam and a
sweat bccawee Of the Sam. May deial-
cation in which they are interested as
sureties TO the tune Of several thou,
sands. o, Samuel, why did you go
for rob your ''loin friends as well
IS tho Statc2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

LET Democrats SEQ 10 il that hon.
esl, capable and temperate men are
nominated to-night-men who are op-
posed 70 running the city in debt to
hvor oorporation--and we will
some of victorious next Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

The majority for Taylor, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor Of Wis
cousin is l5,4lI The Democrats and
Changers have II majority in the
Legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

PARsoN BRowNLow says he
wouldn't so to Heaven if he thought
Democrats went there. Well, the
old devil needn't lose any slcep-no-
body wants him to 90 there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

oeen sliue into the creek. AnC
there are many now who begin tt
doubt the genuineness Of the s'find. ;
and think the ground was "salted, ;
and that these nuggets we're picked
up by the same parties who planted
them"
There are rumors that the Nor.
mons are preparing for an exodus
from the Salt Lake region, and it is
conjectured that they will seek theil
next earthly paradise in the Sandwich
Islands or the isles of the South Pa.
cifc.
A man in San Francisco lately an.
piled for divorce on rather novel
grounds. It seems that his wife's
brother, whom he had not promised
to love and cherish, insisted on living
with him and twas eating him out Of
house and home"
The San Francisco Bulletin thinks
that, sat the lowest estimate. and
leaving furs, gold mines and ngricul-
tural resources out of the account
Alaska is worth more to the Ameri-
can people than any other of their
Territories" What for?
In Hot Springs those who are not
prosperous express it this wise; "I'm
J. Cooked; I'm Graphicised,; I'm
jimjammed, busted, suspended, play
ed out, financially the worst treated
and most unfortunate cuss of the
can't pay class in the country"
At last advices, she was only girl,
but now she is woman and hires at
Pendleton, and attempted to melt
the top off Of a kerosene can the 9th
er day, by sitting it on the stove,
without first ascertaining whether it
was entirely empty. The doctors say
she will recover.
A Salem young couple while out
walking in the suburbs the other day
got lost from each other in some way,
and both ran Enthusiastically and wildly
through the bushes calling for "lov-
ey, ''deary," "darl," etc. Several
persons who overheard them suspect
they are engaged.
W. FL. Watkinds, Superintendent
Of the Penitentiary, has gone to San
Jose, CAL, where he will receive in
custody the notorious Shultz, who
from the Oregon Penitentia-
ry a couple of years ago. He was
caught while working in a livery sta
Die at San Jose.
Mrs Chamberlain, q spiritual lee
urer, last week gave a private lecture
o the ladies at Olympia, in which
he spirit OF Mrs smithson controlled
he lecturer. We really don't know
Tho Mrs. Smithson is, but it is a re- t
ief to know that.she is dead so that
er spirit can control that other 7
yoman.
On Tuesday night of last week q. t
ian named Jas. Carigle, or "Scotch b
immy," as he was sometimes called, a
as brutally murdered in his cabin u
q Blue creek, about twelve miles .
asst of Walla Walla. When found a
Q was lying in bed with an axe a
licking in his head and deep cut il
ON some sharp instrument on the o
lin. l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

In one township in Anglaize county,
Ohio, not Republican is to be
found. They had one until last spring
but he was promoted to the peniten-
Liary for rape.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF LINN CNUNTY
CITY ELECTION NOT1cp

NOTICE is lIEREBY GIVEN THAT TuE
annual election OF officers Of the f,,,i, ne "
Amloany ~ Oregon will be held al the Conrt ~ Ho,s o.
A i bS giy and on tn Ihe tlrst Monday in December
q, UcipcA i IN the morning and closed NJ o,cno, s
~ ~ te t evening OF said day; but the ndees no3
's pois nis open until O'Clock in Tie evenin9 ''u
Mayor, one Recorder one Tfeosnr.rr rhoseh o one
sPai, "a ana siX Aldermen, who shaIlbe citisna NAT
q, ma reside within, the City. ana VIZ ~
p seTV one ysar from the first Monday in lanai sn
% 1sowlng @ sad election, or until their sne.
IN witness wheraaf have herern,o 40.
- hand and affixed the Seal Of saia 9v Ci,,ys iny
be. this 7th day OF November 4 et,iI * ie,pS eS,iptS'
JOSEPH HANNoN''
City Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

Baptist exborta,ion-brothern and
cistern,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

No man can "put it off until tomorrow
with safety. Coughs, Colds and bronchitis
should be treated at once, if the sufferer do.
slres to save himself the lingering terrors Of
consumption. DR.. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY will effect these cures, as thousands
have attested 'tI-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs


a BOUT THE 9TH or OCTOBER, FROM
"A the Linn County Fair Grounds, one hoan
Horse, slightly lame at the time. OF his disap-
pearnnce. A suitable reward Will be palu ior
any Information as 10 his Whereabouts or ior
his return to t1eundersigned at Albany.
nl6tf. MONTGOMERY n PENDBlLs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

AN exchange says an editors DO,
sition in political campaign is likothe
sinners under the old Westminster
iron.clad dispensation:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28

You can and you cant;
You Will and yOn won't,
You'll be damned if YOU do.
You'll be damned n YOU Mont"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
N E w

Hats aud Caps for Men and BO,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03
ANCIENT AIDS TO V1SAV0'

Cicero aaid that he had seen the en-
tire lliad, which is a poem as arg s se
the New Testament, written on Skin -
that It could be rolled up in the com
nass IF q nutshell. Now, this is I'M
percentible to the ordinary eye: very
recently the whole contents OF q Lon N,
don newspaper were photographed Oh ~
a naper half as long as the HAND. !!
was nut under q doves wing and sen,
into Paris, where they enlarged 1t ,' ana
read the news. This copy Of the lllaa
must have been made by some sucil
process. Pliny says that Nero, the ~
rant, had ring with agem in it which ie
he looked through and watched the
sword.play. of the gladiators, more ore
clearly than with the naked eye. so
Nero had an opera-glass.
Mauritius, the Italian, stood on the
promontory of his island and coula
sweep over the entire sea to the coast
| of Africa with his nauscopite. which is
word derived from two Greek words
meaning to see a ship. Evidently Maui
ritius, who was pirate, had marine
telescope. -,
The signet of a ring in DIR. Abbotts
museum, said to belong to Cheops. who
lived five hundred years before Christ,
| is about the size of a quarter OF a dol
lar, and the engraving is invisible With
out the aid of glasses.
In Parma is shown gem once worn
on the finger of Michael Angelo, of which
the engraving is two thousand years
old. in which there are the figures oil
seven women. A glass is needed to
distinguish the forms at all.
Layard says he would be unable to
read the cngravings on Nineveh with
out strong spcctaclcs, they are so cx-
tremely small.
Rawlinson brought home stone
about twenty inches long and ten
wide, containing an entire treatise on
mathematics. 1t would be perfectly il
legiblc without glasses. Now, ii we
are unable to read it without the aid
of glasses, you may suppose that the
man who engraved it had pretty strong
spcctacles. 30 the microscope. instead
of dating from our time, finds its broth.
ers in the Books of Moses-and these
are infant brothers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

One BErrER.-An old joker who was
never known to yield the palm to any
antagonist in reeling knotty yarns, was
put to his trumps at hearing a traveller
state that he once saw brick house
placed on runners, and drawn up hill
to more favorable location. some half
a mile distant. "What do Won think
of that, Uncle Ethel 2" said the bystand.
ers. "Oh, fudge!" said the old man.
~ once saw two-story stone house
down East, drawn by oxen three miles !
A dead silence ensued; the old man ey-
identity had the worst Of it, and he saw
it. Gathering all his energies. he bit
of huge piece Of pig-tail, by way Of
gaining time for thought. "Thcy drawed
the stone house, said the old man
ejecting a quantity of tobacco Juice
toward the fireplace; "but that warn't
the worst Of the job; for, after they'd
done that, they went back and drawed
the cellar!" The stranger gave in.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

\ FRIEND of Dean Swiit's one day
sent him iurbot as a present by a
scrvant-lad, who had frequently been
on similar errands, but had never re.
ccived anything from the Dean for his
trouble Having gained admission, he
opened the study door, and putting
down the fish on the floor, cried out.
rudelv, Master has sent you inrto;!'
Young man." said the Dean, rising
from his easy chair, ais that the way
You deliver a MESSAGE Let inc teach
you better manners. Sit down in my
chair, we will change places. and | will
show you how to behave in future"
"The boy sat down, and the Dean
going out, came up to the door, and,
making a low bow, said "!Sir. master
presents his kind compliments. hopes
you arc well, and requests your accept
aucc of small present.
Does he?' replied the boy. RE
turn him my best thanks, and there's
half crown for yourself"
The Dean thus caught in his own
trap, laughed heartily, and gave the
boy crown for his ready wit.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

FIRED" said a father to his son az
hear that you and your wife quarrel and
wrangle every day. Let me warn Won
against such fatal practice "Who.
ever told you that, father, was totally
mistaken; my wife and haven't spoken
to one another for a month";
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

A YOUNG lady teacher at one of our
mission Sunday-schools recently mar.
rated the crucifixion to her class of lit.
tie boys, and when she thought she had
fairly engaged their minds was sur.
prlscd with "Bet you they wouldn't a
done it if Buffalo Bill'd been therev
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

l SAY, Mr.. Pilot, amt you going to
start soony' said a nervous traveller on
a steamboat lying too during a fog.
AS soon as the fog clears up" replied
the captain. well, it's starlight now
overhead" said the man. ooh, YES:
but we are not going that way"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

Ocean that p-p-pup-parrat tier.
TALK" asked suffering fellow of an
Italian fruit dealer the other dav
"Sooppose he no can talk 80 mooch bet.
ter as dat wat you talk, l chop he dam
head off," was the reply.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

A DANBuRY man was explaining to
his wife, Sunday morning, how his
mother used to cook pancakes. when
she interrupted him with the batter.
pitcher. He is now experimenting
with new kind Of salve.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

One man offered to keep the snow
shoveled off from Rhode Island all
Winter for the sum Of $50; but the
State authorities were not willing -
give more than $S7 so. =
, 1873-10-10

1t Is refreshing TO turn from tho topiea Of the dny
toan obicc tof beasng on is face
tho portrayal Of truo patriotism. Thcro s placed In
our haills pamphlet, giving plan for making Inde-
pendcncc Square, in phlladclpha, and its three main
front buildnas whore fathers did tho work which
ia mixing lind tho world'z empire, monument Of
monorias-n those ancont ediAcas, to have not only
Independence Hall, but Royouton IIal, Constitution
Hull, Government tlal and Union Hail. each 10 have
portrnlts picurca, diarcs, documents, rocs and me-
1nonoes belonging to Zach also statues Of tho em-
ncnt patriots, Washlngton's carriage Independence
bell library, readingroom, etc on that ground the
Waterman monument, a lamp npl a tree for each
State with t!s nano th0reon. arches composed OF a
stone from each statc with liz name, otc.
To meet tho expense tho aa1o Of elegant ateol
craving proposed % inches by 80 III sizt to portray
our chief national objects In tho paat hundred years.
aketch OF which has beon examined and approved by
large numher OF porBons, Including artists. This
whole enterriso ia known or less III most OF our
States and everywhere wsca for R given.
II cnrrie out nobody gives anything for TIE engEay,
ing will be more than Its prioo, and % picture, VII
alorn any drnwtng-room. Tho author puts it at S.,
bceying that it Will bo taken to m extent not only to
ray lis expense, but from Its profits to carry out tho
proposed work. Subscriptions are being taken, but
no money, Til tho picture s delivered It is national
and Ia due to tho pst the present, and tho future nnd
Will have 10 feel tta cost. The author Ia Joseph
Iced, Of PHILADELPHIA who will bo in our city for few
weeks. at Dr.. =. 8. sutcholl's, No. 871 Michigan
avenue.
, 1873-10-10
New York Store.

Indies who caro- to save their money will do we'll to
compare prices before purchasing. Just open,
limo Of LyonH black silka Mt s160, $2 $3.50, and -.
Tleae silks are Of superior finish md quality, sold 20
per cent bUow former pzicea 10000 French Ottoman
shawla at S. 49, and $12 Why pay 81 to 50 more for
no better gooas7 Ten black apacaa at 65 md 7h
cents-ther original Talue s. and $l25 coo pieces
bankrupt manufacturer, worth to manufacture.
YOU cat buy fine nnd heavy all-linen tablo dnaek
for 75c 85c, aud 81. You Will pay for no better goods
elsewhere 81 to 81.
Underwear, e1nbsodcries, and guipuro lacca bought
Rinco the decline in gold and sod ut panic prices.
Wo daily receying largo invoices Of goods, which
offer ut decided bargains. Wa n1ways refund the
money when customers not satisfied with purchas-
es. Nos. 284 aud 296 Wcat Madison aroot.
, 1873-10-10

Randolph streets Weat Division atreot CARS
nsudolph street limo II cars, 17b trips blue
Island avonue limo, Il cars, Isl trips Milwa,l-
keo avonue line, cara. 81 trips; Clinton
limo, cars, Ga trips. Total, 7Go trips. sonth
Bido cars, 80 cara, IA trips. 1roat
Western omnibus line, u Htagcs, ll6 tripa;
milwaukee, nvonuc omnibus limo. Is HtagoB, 107
trips; Wabasl ayouuo omnibus limo, 20 atagos,
255 trips; Woat Indiana btrcot limo ID Btagos,
1l2 trips. Tho number of passengers conveyed
by thoao cars must hnye boon III tito vicinity Of
$4,000, bcing %, $50 roooivod by thcso conpa-
nlus III otto dny for car fare.
, 1873-10-10
THE STRIKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. GA number Of fomale
operatives in Campbell's mill, at nlanaynnk, pa.,
have atruok in consequence " reduction Of
wages aud i've dayB, work In tito wools. They
arc visiting other mills to induce a gonorai
strike.
: EAsrroRT. Me-, Oct. 0.--Worls Inns boon re-
aun,od ut tho Pembroke Iron Works. Tho work.
men had been on d strike for some weeks, owing
to reduction of their wageB.
, 1873-10-10

Anniversary Il1umlnntion.
State street, from Madison to Washington. presented
very beautiful appearance last night al tho beantl-
full Btorcs in that locality being brilliantly illuminated.
The general effect OF the lghtingpp from cellar to
attic Of theao magnificent buildings was, to say The
lcnst,, sublime. One Of tho most attractive Of tho
Illuminated buildings WAS that Of Messrs L: F. Hol-
lister oa furniture and CARPET store, whero the
from tho Hccno-atargc to gaze upon the beautiful col
lection Of goods which that firm exposed 10 view.