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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

We are under obligations 10 this band for
tickets 70 masquerade ball which they ex.
pect to give at Corvallis this friday even
evening. We understand from Prof. Mil
ner, tho leader, that the band win visit our
city sometime after the holidays and give Us
one Of their magnificent concerts. They play
a great many beautiful oyertures, and are
constantly adding choice mnsic TO their al
ready largo collection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

Rev. P. s. knight, of Salem, will deliver
his celebrated lecture on ''The Northwest"
at the Calvary Church in this city tonight.
Rev. knight is talented gentleman and his
lecture win no doubt be a great literary
treat, It is to be delivered for the benefit
of the Young Peoples Christian Association,
and should draw large audience.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
Holiday Presents.

We wish to direct the sAttentiOn. of our
readers, particularly the ladies, to the large
stock Of holiday presents at the store Of Ig-
natz Fox. he has remarkably fine selec-
tiOn Of albums Of all sizes, ladies jewelry,
silver and plated ware, bohemian and China
ware. handkerchief and glove boxes, writing
desks, and a multitude Of other articles
which we havn't the room to mention. Do
not fail to call on him beforeyo make your
purchases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

Mira. scraford, who Il Acknowledged by
all to be one of the very best dress-mAkers
in Albany, can now be found in the room Oc.
cupied by the Singer Sewing Machine agen-
cy, two doors south Of the poutofice. She
cuts, Gts and makes dresses in the very lat
est style and at low prices, and always gives
satisfaction. sos 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

Mr.. Chas. DuebeI, who has for . long time
been engaged in tailoring in the rooms next
door to SOrbin's, this week removed to the
building formerly occupied by Graham Z
Son next door to Thompson & Irving's har-
ness store. He Is . good workman and has
built up fine business in our city
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

ne HIrss ses sT 0msers In she CIsy sr
1ehaaens ks

H
At the last session Of the Legislature LIB
anon was incorporated, and in accordance
with that act the Rrss eieetion was held last
Saturday, Nov. 18th. The election was =
one-sided affair, IS only one ticket was run.
Following are the names of the officers elect
ed 1t that time: BAE6
MayOr-C. B. Montague. g
RecOrdsr-G. w. Smith. '1s - 2
Mar1hal-V. N. Preston. ftks -
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
COunciImsn-C. h RalstOn, A. Erwin, z.
McCalley and w. B. Donaca..
{ These oficers were sworn Ia By 8. n
CIsughton, Notary Public, last Monday
evening, and the City Council held It's first
meeting that evening at A. Ervin's shoe
shop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
lnerenalng Taeir llem.erahIn.

Eight new members were received into the
Calvary Church last Sabbath. Following
are the names: Mrs. Eliza McCracken, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Il. A. Parker, Miss Flora Par
ker, Miss Anna Parker, George Furry, A.
staigsr and I'd. Thompson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
Linn's BaII.

Tickets for Linn Engine Co.'S bah are
placed at the low price Of 20. They can be
had at Scott 4 Montsiths, Ed. Baum's and
L. Z. BIain's. Remember that the ball is
set for the evening Of Dec. 9th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
Tl1ne ag RestIval rhaa e.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian Society
have changed the time for holding their. fes-
tival from Thursday TO Wednesday evening
Of next week. Remember the time-Wed-
neSday evening Of next week, at the Opera
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
PlaE Al aunAsoN.
alF. lSsErla ana Dr. EoIay che SoAert aaaa
Ahsut aIos0oo.

Last Tuesday morning Gre broke out In
Lebanon which for some time threatened
considerable property in that city. when
discovered IL was in . building occupied by
Mr.. Morris a. dEy-goods store, and from
there 1t soon spread into DR. Foley's new
building, which stood adjoiuing. Owing to
the courageous efforts put forth BY Bon Don.
ica and other citizens, the flames we're con.
fined to these two baildings. Tho fire seems
TO have originated in the warehouse In the
rear Of the store, ARd 10 is tho prevailing
opinion that If the cause could be ascertained
some one would have to serve term In the
psnitontiary.. DR.. Folsy's building had just
been finished, and II was his intcntion to
have moved his drug storO into IL on the fol.
lowing day. II was . fne bailding, worth
about SS. 900, and was insured in the Phoenix
for 81, 800. Mr.. Morris had an insurance on
his building and stock which will nearly COW
or his lOas. 30 we are told by parties from
Lebanon. The Ere had gained considerable
headway whom discovered, and a. there Is no
Ere apparatus in that town il could not be
eheckod so as TO allow Of any Of the dry
goods stock 10 be removed. Such places as
Lebanon, Halsoy, Harrisburg, Junction and
Eugene are now perfectly at the mercy Of
aro; they are built up In great measure
Of wood, and - was the case with junction,
whom fire breaks out nothing cap prevent
Il from eating It's way 70 q street, at least, il
no farther. A good hand engine can now be
had Ter shoEmAIl sum oG 500, one that is
capable of extinsuiahing any are that might
get under way Ia any Of these towns, and
when sro apparatus costs 50 little no village
should be Rpprovided for. -
AA aTAe ''Bssa" Rlas kAea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

A bSwildsrOd deer came swimming down
the river in front Of this city last Tuesday
evening. Ard iastas he came opposite the
mouth Of the CalaPooia D. B. Monteith hap
penad 70 sec him. Dunk. immediately ran
into the gun store, and. Soi1ing Remington
rife. be went out oa the platform in the rear
and shot At the desr, which BY this time was
about half way between tho CalApOoiAr and
the ferry landing. The first shot did not
seem 70 effect the animal except 10 make il
change its course. so be discharged his gun
At Il again and had the satisfaction Of seeing
that his bullet had gone home He then
went and procured skiff and vent out and
got his: game. II proved 10 bo Eine fat
ysArling buck. and upon inspection it was
fOnnd that the frst ball had JpAshed through
its right ear close to the head, and the sec
Ond had entered its right eye. When
the shOts were fired the deer was fully three
hundred yards distant from where Monteith
was standing, hnd nothing could be seen Of il
but It's head, the rest Of the animal being
entirely submerged in the water,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
TO wMoM n HAY coxCEMS.

Es#58 r. tt+F Sf
This is to certify that have been affect
ed for the last three years with chronic In
fiamation Of the bladder and torpid liver.
Having spent small fortune with the
best medical talent could obtain In San
Francisco, and visited the various springs
in California, hoping to find relief. Hav-
ing found none gave up all hope of be-
ing cured and dropped all medicines and
doctors. While reading one Of the daily
cine called Neuphreticun, = preparation
prepared by DR.. Mintie q Co, OF San
Francisco. Twas persuaded by my wife
to try Il, and went and bought q bottle.
Having taken that one bottle ! found
much relief, all pains ceasing and feeling
nauch better / teok two more bottles AID
I am now perfectly restored to health and
strength, thank God, for the superior skill
OF DR.. Mintio q Co. Any one who may
doubt this statement can call at my resi-
J. F. MOORE, I27 Fifth Street,
Portland, Oregon.
September II, 1873.
DIR. A. e. MINTTE 4 CO.-G1ents: I
volunteer to say your English Dandelion
Pills equal and even surpass all you
claim ssfrom my experience in their use.n
Fancy. they have no equal for Dyspepsia
-'' ]. A. srRowRRrDaR.
Ffra Street, Leather Merchant.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1873.
E DR. Al. e. MINTIE q Co.-Gents: I vol.
unteer to say your English Dandelion Pulls
equal and even surpass all you claim
f9rom my experience In their use. fanov
they havs no 6qnalp for Dyspepsia and
Liver troubles. Proprietor Occidental Ho-
tel, First Stree. 8. ID. SMITa,
HHi FlaH Occidental Hotel.
Druggists can send their orders to
dessrE. Hodge, Davis q Co., wholesale
druggists, Portland.
DR.. MHNrIn q Co., treats all chronic and
Special Diseases with fsuCcess. No. 155,
Second Street, corner Morrison, Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

Scott & MOnteith moved into their new
rooms in Fosters brick yesterday. When
we saw them last they were not fixed up,
but when they get their large stock arranged
they will have the best appointed gun store
north Of San Francisco. We want our read
e rs % remember that they can get anything
in the sporting line Of this firm just IS cheap
as they can at Portland. Go and see them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

WnTKR GEAR for men and boys on the
bed rock, by Wheeler At Shedd. Don't 20
cold or wet; s'Gumge Rubber is cheaper
than gum doctor stuff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22
A CANDIDATE fsr Treasurer.

thereby announce myself as candidate
for City Treasurer, subject to the decision. Of
the Demoeratic convention.
EUaENE BUcHASAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

TN HE SPRINGFIELD MILLING CO.
are prepared TO furnish Lumber on
board of the cars ct Albany by the car
load, ct the following rates for cash on
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
Gin Sosirat5

Gin iunser TeItr ltbtt Dor etnIstE
Sabrsn IN SIursnS unS lerntt bafEsR 81.
rn GnslIuhr tsnwn, Der ton tn cine
hort anlIffss rnsIif&e Slmttte ttnfutr-
te. Der iurse Rdnr purbs artts uub
3upprtrmmenO empf1nsen unb BON Der
Eame ees 6uuisS scr ssrats anrsfsn-
ZEN GeirGf6lft pprsefeGt. Die cole,
f&Gnr Geftln ses @rrieTs seist dnse-
mstr, er fpra& jHlrffdt gas tt1RenH6
unb truste fi4 in hisirr Spru&t leb6uft
unb nit AnltaR6 ju uutsrbaIten, nur
Frl eS anf, oae rr ittb ausf6lieblit1 mir
ben brei GStterH bes 9auies uutertielt.
N1etn man rduntte rtn, cdB er eiaen gu,
tan @tI4naf babe, benn bieie Nip6rn
paren ebrn 70 f9rn als lebensnireis.
Nm ni6ffUlsenotn Wpr9sn fam eer
9rrlsr ~ benz Gn9!dnbsr. Der ibn In is-
mes SIus siHsrfRbrt Flttr, unb erbat
feline SdrIpra6e bel Wtaoams @. UNI bic
Rlno tbrer Sphtfr. Der Gn9ldneer
matte itm bsncrsIitt. bdS In europa es
nit folder Greiwerbuns ni4t 70 ftusG
sirss. Isbute iupeb bis @niinnen niGt
at. DTCt weI4e psa ben ianSrn d.
men molten sic beirattsn e. = .@de
rret."-~Die, ale brei 2"-n 5rsili8. t9
nebme Ie aur bret uub iable taulenD
Dueati bas Stlf. Ter Yuf&a IN msin
@Oblttdter unp lisbt nt&ts 70 fstr ais
fd6ne @db&en. @IbrIi4 bieie Gns-
ldnsrHunen wlrbrn bic ..3ierpe Fetnes
6aren1s perbeu." Die llebrrroi4uns
bee Sreuubes taHu man fi4 bentsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
Nie elm geplagter Gbemnnn
ittne S9nicgermattsr
los miro.

Que Berlin frtrb fpleentGr 9rrfaGl gs
mtlsst ; Gin iunetr BANTER. ttr DOR ct
pa r'tr Sltrsn bur6 sroeartiss Spsf
ulaliontn Rt1iCndr asrortrn mar, bat
te litt SOn ben Oeitdftsn sil ;li6 Surad.
9eJc9sn, um in &ubs Ju ltbsn. @nflnet
fano or eas fuse NisbtsteuR tebaalib,
absr nit Der 5rit purbe 60 ibm rrt fetr
lan9ptilis unb CT enHtlcb fin, cine
Trau ju nebmtn. G5 Idbt Ft eenfrn,
eae rr nt1t lanee 81 fu6en braufte,
Bonn sntm Ram, Der RiQirndr in,
pire ifiitn Gin $Orb stsr5en. Die als
S4oG6sit sef, ,terte IO6te ciner rsrpitt
prten Scmmerjienrltsin purbe leiue
Jrau. Tie Gbs mar i'm eritsn Sabre
etnt uneRbIi4 Stadli6e unD itltf bic
5rau mar pou bss ectes user zen
Itebenewarbtssn 1aRn t6rcr ScStsr.
9ah etrra etnsu Sabre abtr ,ca bic
SHpiescrmamu, bic bic Gntbeduno as.
r'att tatrn wpar, bas lore IcAter
OereH biubeueeF &uSfesrn frazer ben
Rsie mauSsr Dame errGsts, Don 9aa ,u
Tag immsr mtbr bdtiRfe1t, In has
,p1us ees ltetra S4wisserIc6nts, um
eas 1tttrrtsn Dor ir9enr sinem ism
erHtsnssn llnslddlu ftlsen. Ter 6crr
S6Tis9trfctn rdmYfte ttiraS tie Hdis
absr sr Sat bod mad unb fein Saussalt
mar som BEN Gage unb irrar nur nm
cine Ssricn ptrmebrt, otr ttrr cine
mar cine trtttlitt SGwissermuttsr.
"Retne 8ub' III bin, mstn Ser, 1T
f&wsr-" pisies 9isb @rettsns tplr isst
td8lt4 Guf BEN &sptrtcire I'm Saure bes
stsmaIiSsn Sautisrs. SAP ! cen Sas
CAB es 8cnFittr; bsu'e mari ibm bic
S9wit9ermutter Dor ba5 CT ni4t gal.
ant 9suus ssgen frtne 5rlu iei, morsen
flne nc, eab man itE-eer SGpisae.
muttsr nlmlit-ni5t bic ituleise @ui.
mfrtlamtsit srweifr, elm anbsrmal mad.
te ie ibrer 9o&ter @Urplfe, bag fie ftt
10 untsTio6en I1hr une nt6t bic 9erTtn
erS Pdults ffi = fur3- UNI ben lieRrn
5rifben uuO bos @llf biefer iunsen
Sts mar es scf4sbsn. DieFe @uftritte
mahten baS IG6ter6en pirtlih ttant
uno Der Rana wuree ron Der Shrieeer.
NJ. Der R6icsr feiRsr Satin eemannt. Ia
rie itm eneiit bic @etulb unp tr yer
itrunt eines Sasss. Die iunse 5rau
mar auesr iiG, sHwiessrmatter6sn ab-
er biisb ietr Tabis, esnn ibrs Sctar
mar Iaut Gtcpdtten bic untosIfalerttn,
dliC bahs riEe fol1e &feini9feit pis
Srlhfmcrb &c. feline Septutuug. Nd6
rnetrerrn Eussn srf6isn absr Der Nlann
piteer unb sipar in geelsttuns ktasr
Rdtter, ete oCn r4n an fur INNER Bel
tbm leben is1ts. Stst roreA lrsi
StrnSsrmittcr I'm Saufs! - Gins
ma6tr Der onbrrn bic 6e.rihaft ftreitts
unb gum S6Iue natmsu. hdnn bic
Slmpfe einen 70 crbitnrten Gbaratter
an. bas trips pas 6lus fur INNER per.
tit6sn. gspar. ME man iS leiGt
eenten fam sin absstartetes Sptet,
bic sine SbrpitSGmutTr bur4 tte au.
sne ;a StrrriEsen.-(3atb. 9rS;ts.)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
9es &taSes 0ebet.

1artin er6pb f9 BON Der Sfenbanf.
auf peI4er er In dnftetnencem 9aIb.
iHlafe esfeFen bate. unb tr1t eesen fein
@eib Sor, bas auf einem 5beutet IN Der
Jenfer6rIitune Eauerte, bic ser tpetuten
Gusen nit Der 9Girse besstenS. Ser.
tpunbsrt fat Rr, Sas er cen Singer aitf
ben @uub leste, Ias rt9tste rsu9itris
ben Oberitst auf, sfei9flm nm fia Der
beporRebenbrn sebtimnt5pOGen @itttsi-
lung ;u nittrn, wtlte or itr III moAen
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
&rtcsstartsr.

S6te!C't1artt sum 56war,ru Tsrr, aI,iu>
dftrn, ecnl Gaucaiue. benz iuciten RuEIoub
Rumaritn uue.etr 0liIi6tu GulI,i. Su Stein
ntlo6tn. fcrsflItie eehrudt une tolorirt. 3aR.
nab. ! S0a,o ,o00.. G,r6Fe, 22~-2s 3pu. Urris
scllIict unb in l,mTtias, $O.4o.
DieTt Sartt III mad ttr rnt1tu ur scll-
tanei9IteH gr9ater ausaearbritrt. ir aitt
cine uberiiatiibe OaritQun9 etS ssnJsn
0rie9ei5aupIa as in Gurrpa unb IiN
5erautaea,pta srn 6. Stciser,'22 -
Nrantfrri Str. Rep gprf. Der Grtmr art raG
gmpfaHs stS SttTaeeS lusIciS az 4 yuTtr.
bet.
Dieter 9GItarr bat 9OrFtbruHata attrrfTtn,
um rpeitsre Sritasfartcr, bic ttrrd R5tSis NOR
en- irutrH, aIsbaIe rrttinen ~ Tanrn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
Or. GtpaDHe's
6 Scmrsnnt o tx cou RSilesn
RIrfdcn,

Elm Gauptm,ttel.
@lu'tu 7eir Slutreicn mas pen Der 9srsnr.
3Tn6i gJpE1il Pbu erT Cunac tCUapTsn
uuhlu rtrihitcsntu uyintsn iammtr, ais
ca ilue Gbtrsrcgt 0rrrcrIitc Gnihcnsu"e, St-
,tcCl rtcg gquetiictr Gitfdpe, ibp1t'tr guns
&c, utbUlTlycasUra ecr Siiarac, unisrcrid>
ttr guSItuUUs. SUfcgIUE9 CTR Nts Oetr Es>
bsr. 1t. !e.
Or. SmoSne'S &rmpomue Sprrp
pen GHiIrcn &iriden
riTt haS iltd IN Ger Nur,tl, iNrrm rr eas
8iut reiniat, Ger 9tttr ure etr Hitren ihre as>
Iuutt 5Saii5tti; yurUdsiti uae eaS Ntr.tnis>
iitE ildrt:.
Or III cas sin,ia, TirFfam, win,l atatn
@ln.un1, Prrudidlt uue lge 2urstnfrautsri>
ten. Shwincilhuoc urb ipttt. rit III ftpa-
Der Qunac rraSizycniri ijrh. fouicu nitt ccrs
ftblru, citire srcbr .tSctabiIil6e mix All.
;uTtueCn.
Ssins rYunesrtlrs Graft, ri6t tIrS ltsr
S6winrluttt, lJrcern uttr ite,S brcntfbC Gci-
ben. NO cine allmIblitc aIisratirt el!ticn mo-
tsis III, i1 tewiclen. 1urd ltiuen GCbrauh
prb Ger 6uitcn tcmielen. 9urb lsincn @t-
fraud piro Ger ultcn lccir, Ger Ydditpcis
pcrnlinetri iih, etr Sbmtri ldFt nan, etr
Nuls fcSrt IN ieirtm natlrli6en StiiuS iurud,
Ser Waotr wirS in 'siutr Arlft, Ydbruugemit-
Wl ~ Ytrrauen unc ~ aNmllucn, ttItSrtt une
ireem Sraau r;rh eir btitrtS une rtinsTts
9lut ;u1efuSrt, aus wcItem iih ncncs Tctrta>
tipcs Hnc pIaiii6es NctertaI buert.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
Nlumelt> ltur Ben1ttIe,
noe Sdol1telt

rerten sss6an,t srn elmer @iQica Gtatt in
amsrifa. Siebe
Sid's 9Iretsltfte 90 %bbtlbun.
9en, nur 2 Gents.
0ice's 8lumeMflbrsr pterteljdtr>
It'd, 25 Gents iItrlth. -.e -.. i- g.
0idf'S SIumen.upS GemiIc.
@artem so Gents; tn elesanter Gstn'
tpanb $500.
ane mtine Ger5Ftntfthuassa trerrcn in
Gnatif4 nnb DtuiG6 eehridt.
sIerrfiire; Jamss Stcf, WrhrFcr, q. y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
Scrtnmft bel nlIcu Drussiftcu
Sic Smugc I!
S6WmcIubt.

Titft aufrtittnt, uuh stfisrIj6s aranfteit
rnh etren rcyautstksree Ssm tcms. srna4>
IdTisier cuitcu, NafiitweiF, rtitrftit. 3tbT>
Ftb,r--tr rctn peruIoneuf sebeili eur& ;, Or.
Sparnte pmpcuuh SYrGp
Won niteeu Rirlhc n"
8rpnhitis-gin Srrlduftr Der eaFdsn>
Gdpiuelubt. III daraVrrifrt hrrH Satarrb
rtr Gni;uneuns Der SGIsiHi. NsmkTane Der
Cuff Na1ase nit uiteu unb Guepurf, fur
gem @It,m, ciiufrit une S6mtusH IN Der
Butt. 1tur ale brpr6' cIen aFtctiOntu. rvtt~
en- hale, SrIut Ger Stim nc, ulitn, III
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-23
White ShutGlS
IGGmaC1tue !
EDir Sertaufder GNafainfn.

LSir 1ertdufder GTdtGtnfr.
t)idt Gure oItmobii6en, idperfdai0en,
tpirerlaufenOcn, 6rauen t60tenoen Wtad]l<
Htn su uns. Q3;r nehmen 6ieieIbcH 5u
Il Rf25.0O ala SN6eil Der 3ablun9 oil cine bon
ahaxitren TaiAincn.
6.siit beriiRmt ibrtr @ort6siIe tpeQen:
aarin bas Iie cine Der 8r6Bten Wtoidinen
IL. TeIde beut,Giaae fabriiirt iUeroen. On.
ncnh5ar fir Otn sSdmiFiep9 sbroEh 'oi0obl
aIs fir MertFtGtten. sic but -664s 6A64s Sr&bte
cd Then nit eireni 9roben ,,Vobbln".
ReIhts bcindbe cine san5e Spu!e SlplrE
halt. Sje Spannur8 ees Sdndcns tonn
-e1Nl:-t :ser0en p6ne ScrauGnabrle oas
-CAii6ens eus Ser Waiainc.
Giele Wal6ine 1T 10 conltrunt, oaB Ok
HrGtanpenoung Direct ubcr be 9taoel 9e@
aiebt uno bohurCh lie Die 8efdhi9unq be-
ut bog ihucrlie NlateriaI nit lnper alcid)=
hcr Qcidtiotct 5u rdbcn. gle ut lelr
MAD in Contraction uno 10 oauerb0It
t!s Stall nHo gllen Iie MAIDEN fam. Nue
97re beipcgenbe SGcile 1ino BON Ocrbortetenl
GiieR un6 Gtah ur6 auf iinurslhe Nrt
.onhruirt, feline Sriebfraft 5u perl'erel'
iSlr t0nren rrdtmGBi9 ieoe
sIaf6ine fur 8 Sabre aarGnt!re7.
lie 1T Gle Ieidteite, rubigitIaufenos Mat
.uithS -l!H 11uIlS.. Slc tII teUeutun9 o'S
1rafdlti9l tperSierte uno bib 4eite Wfaldine
te prooucirt. rt t8Er a
gIt alien bieien Oor3ii8en ipiro Te benz
ROD bon $500 biz $500 bilIlQer Dertouft
IS irgenb cine anoere Ueai3iue erfer
;EIaiIe.
llnumiArdnfte gontroue BON GiItricten
biro aaenteh qegeben.
Snnebmbore Sfcuiptrtrdge perbeR Oferirt
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than is paid in other States not hay
ing anything like the resources often
neSsee, and they infer, therefore, that
reputation, which dispenses with
the necessity for high rate of taxa
ton, will be cOrrespOndingly popular.
1t is to be hoped, however, that such
politicians will themselves be repudia-
ted, and it to be found that they put en-
tirely too low an estimate upon the
honesty and integrity of the people,
who rightly can only regard repudia-
ton as direct blow aimed at private,
individual and corporate credit, as
well as the credit of the State. 1t is
impossible but that the citizens of
Tennessee, and any other State which
may follow the example of the late
Legislature, will sooner or later, in
greater or less degree, have experience
of this fact. The only way to avoid
this result, so fraught with injury to
the material interests as well as the
good name and credit of the people of
Tennessee, is to appeal from the short
sighted and selfish politicians to the
peOple-tO make them thoroughly un-
derstand the subject in its true light,
and to ask their assistance in MAIN
tanning the credit of the State. This
WAS uOuc years ds5O III AStl Ihllu, anu
so effectually done that the party
in favor of repudiation was hopelessly
beaten and never raised its head again.
Already it is said many of the domi-
nant party I'm Tennessee are disturbed
and dissatisfied at the failure of their
representatives in tie Legislature to
makes a proper settlement with the
creditors of the State. a change i'll
the political complexion of the Legis-
lature at the next election is even pre-
dicted as a possible outcome of the
agitation of the question before
the people. Should such an event
happen, it would be asigAal evidence
of the power of public opinion in favor
of honesty, and so far as the politi-
clans are concerned who defeated any
arrangement at the recent session,
it would be a clear case of the "engi-
neer hoisted with his own petard,"
Thinking to court popularity for
themselves, they may in reality, as
they deserve, have forfeited their title
to the public confidence.