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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

.., ALEXANDER LODGE, NO, "a
80 IDdspendont Order Of odd-fel.
49, lowe, meets every THURSDAY nigni
w. o, half-pukt seven, in thcir rail on
,rcial avenue, between sixth and Seventh
\. u. RRyfoRO. N. u.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

Ai line Carpets MaInga, Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Damak
Ladies' Misses Boots Chdens Shoes Gents Boots and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

AFRO ENCAMPMEST, /. o, o. y. metz
n Odd Fellows Hall On the flrst snd thiru
ala, IN every month, at half-psst seven
A. CosiINGs, CP
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

A CAIRo LODGE. NO. ~, II. "A. n
a. Hold regular communications In Ma
X comic Han, corner Commercial avenue
y >and Eighth street, on tho second and
tn MONDAY Of each month.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01

The Eigi 40 os no Can
The Only Perfect Can Ia
thu World. NJ ads Of Glass
and Warranted not 70
Leak. Corrode or Break.
Every fam should have
one.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16
ART. XIV.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

SECTION !. Educational reformatory
and penal institutions, and those fer the
benefit Of the insane. bliud, deaf aud
dumb, and such other institutions as the
public good may require, shall be estab.
lished aud supported by the State in
such manner as may be prescribed by
law.
SEC 2. The Legislature shall not
have power to locate or change the Sent
at Government of the State; but shall.
at the first session subsequent to the ad
mission Of lie State, submit the ques.
tion of its permanent location to the
qualified electors of the S,ate, at the
general election tn n next ensuing. And
majority OF all the votes cast shall be
necessary to such location; and in case
no one place shal! have such majority,
the question shall be re-submitted. At
each general election, until such maiori
~ vote shall effect "A location. Pr0oid.
ed. That. until the Seat of Government
>hall have been permanently located. u,
herein provided. the temporary location
thereof shall remain a, the Capital o
the Territory at the time of the admis
sion of the State.
SIC. 3. The Legislature shall max,
no appropriations or expenditures io
Capitol buildings or grounds Except Il
keep the Territorial Capitol building ant
grounds in rcpar). until the Seat %
Government shall have been permanent
ly located.
SEC. 4. The University, at Seattle
and the Hospital for the Insane, a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16

Steilacoom, shall, upon the adoption Of
this Constitution. become institutions Of
the State. and the management thereof
subject to the control of the State, un.
der such laws and regulations as the
Legislature shall provide; and all gifts,
grants and appropriations Of money or
property, real and personal, heretofore
made TO said institutions, or to the Ter
ritory Of Washington therefor, are here.
by confirmed to.the use and benefit oi
said institutions respectively.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16
rrhs:al ond Departure OF Mails TO and
from Lewiston, l. T..

III Toanh from Wala Walla and intermediate
e6irts Leaves daily. (Sunla,s exc.pted) ut
IL. A. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted }
&t Z, =. NJ.
To and from Mt. Idaho. Florence. Warrcns
8sEk City and Slate Creek. caves Tuesdays.
rTh, rsdays and SATURDAYS. Arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at S, =. NJ.
% To and from Pine Grove and intermediate
points. Leaves Mondays and Thursdays at G..
"a. NJ Arrives Wednesdays and Saturday at :.
P. NJ.
II To and from Pit rec City. Leaves Mondays
at I, A. ". Arrive Saturdays at ), p. NJ.
a To and from Colrax Leaves Frilavs at G.
"A. NJ. Arrives Saturdays at !, P. VI.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16
AkT. XIII.
CORPORATIONS.

SECTION l. All existing charters.
or grants of exclusive privileges. under
which the corpora,ors or grantees shall
not have organized and commenced bust
ness in good faith. at the time of the
adoption Of this Constitution, shall there.
alter have no validity.
SEC. 2. Corporations may be created
under general laws, but shall not be
created by special act, except for muuic.
ipal purposes. All gen raj and special
laws, creating corporations. may be al
tered, amended or repealed. in such
manner, however, that no injustice shall
be done.
SEC 3. All railroads in this State
shall be deemed public highways. aud
>hnll-be free to all persons for the trans
portation OF their persons and property
under s"ch regulations as may be pre-.
scribcd by law; and laws shall be pass.
ed, from time 10 time. establishing reas
cnable maximum rates of charges for the
Transportation Of passengers and freieh,s
thereon, aud to prevent unjust discrimi
nation.
No railroad corporation. or the lessee
or manager thereof. shall consolidate 1t.
stock. property or franchises with an,
other railroad corporation, owning ol
having under its control a competin.
line. Every railroad shall have tn,
right, with its road, TO interscct. connec
\ with. or cross any other railroad; III,
manner OF the exercise OF which right
however, TO be regulated by law. Law
shall als' he passed. regulating the lin
biiity Of common carriers OF passenger
in cases Of personal injuries occasionet
by negligence on the part Of the carrier
SEC. 4. No right of way shall b.
appropriated to the use of any plivat
corporation until full compensation shaI
be first made to the owner. irrespectiv
Of any benefit arising therefrom; whic1
compensation shall be ascertained il
such manner as may be provided by law
SEC. 5. No street.ra;lroad shall b
constructed within any Incorporated ci,
Or town. without the consent of the luca
authorities thereof
SEC. 6. No corporation shall issn
stock or bonds except for labor done
services performed or money or proper
fy actually received. The stock of cor
porations shall not he increased excep
in pursuance of general law. The stock
holders of all corporations and join
stock companies shall b, individual
liable for all labor performed for suc
corporation or company.
SEC. Z. Laws shall be passed. regu
latiny the right of foreign corporation
to do business IN this State, and tn
mode in which they may sue and b
sued.
SEC. s. The Legislature shall no
have power to establish or incorporat
any tank or banking company, or mon
led institutions whatever in this State
with the privilese Of making. issuin
or putting in circulation any bill. check
certificate. pronissory note or other pa
per intended to circulate as mouey.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16

nrn m business you can engage in. IS to
HENklIu\$s0 per day made by any worker OF
kEN'v' either sex, right in their own locali-
nulllv ties. Particulars and samples worth
DUU i IS free. Improve your spare time At
this business. Address SrISsoS b Co.. Portland
Maine. v2-ne9-ly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16
THE TELLER !.
Published Every F,idny I.veninG.
BY
A. LELAND g. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
LETISTON I T.


es expired.
9ntrs Of Advertising Reduced. In Coin
Dne Square II inch in column) insertion 81 90
h# Each additional insertion .................. w
W. Squares one insertion ................... 0o
|V# Each additional insert on ................ 81
xbree Squares one in crtion ,....-........ 0"
sx Each additional insertion .......... 20
n bur Suuares one insertion ................. 90
x# Each additional insertion ....... ......... 50
Yearly half yearly and quarterly advertis-
B&s men's more than four squares inserted
S# by special contract.
Il Professional and Artisans Cards Of one
ssS$ square or less per quarter r......""..... 90
Il lntices in local column (e,ccpt voluntary
x per line .... .............................. -
u bat none for less than. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Sfpcety advertisements and resolutions per
& line each insertion. on........................- l0
# Legal Adveri.scire Rates. tn Coin:
Bnmmons. Sherih's Sales and all ntler le-
gal noti cs per inch first insertinn..... 50 90
Second Insertion. Observation-Disclosures" ! IN
Y Each subsequent insertion Is
Al trim lent ADVERTISEMENTS ani notices
prepay .nent demanded. all others paya-
N bic quarterly.
h cea clean wheat good butter. prele!ivered
3 NJ US vt Lewiston. will he received in payment
Y Ms subscriptions at Lewiston cash rates at time
~ delivery
ALONZO LELAND. CHAS., T. LELAND.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-16

such works in aid Of their completion
aud repair.
SEC. %. No money shall be drawn
from tie Treasury for the benefit of any
Chnrch or religions society, or religious
or theological seminary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

MONDAY, January It'll. 1875.
DRIED APrLES-Dried apples steady, with small
HOPS-t il still very hard tn place assignments " hops
and prices rne low For small lots of Eastern aGlOc is
nay AND SrRAw-There has been moderate de.
mand for hay aud prices steady at slsG9 % ton fni
al SIS Il ton.
EGGS-rrade has been quite moderate the past week
ud only the best stern sold 1T 2bi n dozen. while sou
and Western al 3iGi3c q dozen,
POTATOES There has been fun supply OF potatoes
pade At i5@5Oc, and E,rly lios, at 555Oc with som
choice lloul,On stock at 6jc u bushe
CHEESE-Th has been quiet market for cheese, bal
holders seem mn lent III bottom ha- been touched Their
have been ae- Ia the trade Mt 2l3c for good to ehOic
holder. claim to have fancy stock which they will
nter 5 but there dem aud for tat present. Com
mon To r lots at but little ON the market cai
be bought under II cents.
wolL-ohio and rennsyl vania have been selln
mont, >ew llamshire, Wisconsin and Michigan, t
quality. Caliiorni, wool has been IN demand with sales Il
some extent a 30! &c Tor ia ami 2v3'c TOT sprnS as
quality. miei wons are scarce AMI Ia deniud. IN
,rs i,ye been at Ssie 2 r. for super and x9 to gul
been large sales of Canada at l6c d ID,
GkNlN-The sales o. new mixed and yellow corn hav
for and srs atBs6 Sc u busel Choice oats are love-
out oi9er s,lds; saa'n without material fhs1ge'
white aud No. mixed At iOGei1ac and No. white am
SS en 1 ! AZ i Ssh Sss sort 1y ~. been sg se lin
At so. and dine feed anu midlngs at sllGl5 q ton.
BlrrER-we have no mpoyement 2 report IN II
narke for butter. Trade CONTINUES exceedingly SIN tl
tor dys past there h1; No., been enough doing
emit and buyers not disposed to ta.e any other kim
buyer, viii be forced to fall back on the lower grades
We look Tor some business in week two Holders ~
not disposed to urge sales bee they know woud be
no use and they gre wag patiently Tor chinse strhsi
an occasional choice lot At 2iGllbc; present there
not much here that VII command over ~ Fancy all lot
are still quoted at sjOc and some a. high As 55c but the
not 10 be found.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

When Dr. r. " Pierce candidate Tor state senator.
his political opponents pubsheda pretended analysis OF hi
popular medicines hoping thereby prejudice the people
'galnst him. Hi election hy overwhelming majority
verely reblkel hs traducers sought mpeach hi
business Integrity No notice would have been taken oi
these campaign were it not that some Of his enemies
land every successful business has his full quota OF
envioys rivals repnbsing these bogus analyses
Numerous and absurd formulas have been published
pnrpotng to come FROM high authority, aud it Is sgnh.
cant fact hat have been all alike -concluslvely
proving the dishonesty of their author.
The following Is from the Blfalo Commercial Of ocio-
Der 23d ls17
Hardly a dozen years ago he fDr. iefcel here
yonng and unknown almost friendess with capita
eNee hi manhood, which, however. included plent,
Of h9ts and pluck. mdomrble perseverance and intoi
nphshtness Capital enough for any yonng man y TIT
%f Tie had al these great natural adyanl9ge and on
and regularly licensed practice PIN stefan
But he sui student. fond Of IN trsigton and expert
aSrncie. or compoms Soi choosing to wait WEAKLY 10
The .c and snten5 20 hni on ,T.lnl anybody to tel
cneS and Invited the whole porsson Of every school f
advertised lber,iv profusey bul with cxraordinAr,
srewdness and with method which = IN itself lesson Il
~ who seek business hy INT perfectly legitimate me n.
H sacces. lils h-en something 80 ile inIe
that u must be n" m intrinsic merit IT, ne articles he ell
more even IMAM u MS Unparalleled 81 u III we use % pll
er's ink. The present writer once asked listing ed Dis
.i dcnand or Dr. Fierce, medicines H. said they wen
In fact genuine meicnas s'eh connHnnds ~ every goo
adyeriisetn or they cost less IN "a any
gi-t would charge Tor the atcle supplied physl
clans prescription, and beSits there the doctors fe
saved. Moreover, buy the drugs In such enormous qnhn
titles, having perfect apparatus for purifying and com
pounding the mixture he could only get better article
In the rt pl see, hut present the medicine IN better iu
and cheaer thin The mixture could possibly be oh
| tanned from any Other source.
may be- thought that All this having reference To III
Pier 80 private -ues his point VIII tever hen con
sdeird In connection with the proper IN line ition- OF
cmdi late for the senate. Prrht-. But 1t the fso
nov lana will be fora fortnight mulc with sndry Journals
10 IKE sneering ausous TO i- very natter After tna
brief period, they viii be quite ready Ia sn on ing III
work rs befo and as always Ice ORE to speak of him as
great public beneiuctor."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

SILVER WEDDING. w eddings of all sorts, from
wooden to golden, being now the iashion IL wa
thought best by the friends Of Mr. aud Mrs Wes
ley r. Martin, Of Marshfeld, that the twenty -tift
anniversary of their marriage should not pass I'M
noticed Accordingly, ON Tuesday afternoon aud
evening the LIST Instant the friends and neighbors,
to the number Of eighty, assembled at their house,
and were cordially received by Mr.. aud Mrs. Mar
tin aud family A select piece was spoken by
Miss Ella Martin The gifts presented were n
nice set of silver knives and forks, and many ar
toles OF less value, To the amount of thirty-nine
dollars aud twenty five cents These were CRATE
fuzzy rendered ~ returns for kndnesses received
from the hands of Mr. aud Mrs Martin, both in
sickness aud In health. After this tables were
beautifully spread aud all dined. The evening
entertainment was concluded by music aud dane
Ing, which WAS enjoyed until - late hour, when
all dispursed leaving many congratulations and
kind wishes Tor Mr. and Mrs Martin and family
In their future lie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

WATERHuRY. There we're over one hundred
on Colbyville pond skating New Years day..
Attorney fIunuey aud tleman French took trip
ON 10 Camel's Hump January LIST. The snow was
three feet deep there at that time. When they
left Ridley's Station in the morning the Their
mometer was ten degrees above zero, and when
they arrived at the top at noon, the thermometer
was twenty degrees below zero They say that
they had a splendid view. There were three
gospel workers here from ST Adams who abored
with Us over sunday aud all were greatly re-
ioiced ~ see goodly number rise for prayers,
and decide to liyea Christian life -. Two nephew
Of Hiram Foster, who died in this towna few dayr
ago voluntarily assumed his support nearly foui
and one-half years ago, thus relieving the town oil
Moretown, where he wasa pauper The expenses
thus incurred amounted To one thousand aud fifty
odd dollars Their names are + Z. Stone, a ma
tive OF this town, and John Il Foster a native u
Moretowu, both OF them formerly clerks of C. n
Arms, many years dry goods trader stun,
is In prosperous business in saginaw, Mich, and
Foster resides In Clinton, Mass, as wholesale
dealer IN ready made clothing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

HARpwicK. With the advent of January came
the first real evidence of winter in the lower
temperature and fall of snow January 3D. tenn
periture twelve degrees below zero in the morn
ing and six degrees below at evening. Friday,
the ith, five inches Of snow fell, which gave us
good sleighng sunday the 9TH, gave the lowest
temperature of the season twenty degrees below
zero ... No claims have been preferred against
the dog license fund in this town, which is good
evidence that peace has prevailed the past season
between the dogs and the sheep The net amount
of the fund NINETY three dollars and sixty cents
has been turned into the town treasury and Is
now legally available for ordinary town purposes
%. George 5, Wheatey and wife celebrated then
silver wedding gu the list instant About seventy
persons were present including llardwick corne
band The presents were quite numerous anC
appropriate and the occasion was with all parlici
pating, pleasant one. Rev o, 5. Bassford
of HydeparK, occupied the desk at the Metho
dist church in this place, with much acceptance
ON Sunday the 9th. .Swerdfeger, the miller
has moved into Griswold' house. next door ives
Of the lower blacksmith shop,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09
MrekR Wsrhets
Cattle Market.

At tanhrigs ant Bughton The seek eudiuv TuostA,
January g. 1878.
AMOUNT % STOCK MARKKI.
cattle astcD. oi.vias. Hogs. CdLrrs
This week ....--..- 2.3ll 3A0l On s00 %
Last week ........ 2gi5 $3.50 00n gap %
One ys,r 40 %. lisa sls6 30 ass 10
PRIcEs.-Beer Canie-Exra fat and heavy premium tr
.Ih0Hs00; hrt quality s65Od700 second quality, S55
e1B0O, third uuiliiy 81 $4,000 y IN ~ ~ wei III
u hde, tow and dressed beef choirn single pair
s0OO0IS 25; Bulls. etc, ~ OO0Li50.
WOgAtHg OTen-SluD6Ll7i al VAR. according tie
value "a beef Handy steers. Si56bll2
Mich cOws-Fhir quality. S2jttl5 extra good siOfth
with OF without calves. may agreed farrOw
inary, s0G2s; yearlngr, slO0OG120dN; two-yearao T.
sl5D@2aW; thrse-years-olds, s2lO0dib00.
SheeD and Lambs Common, 30t4fc extra, 5et5a4c R y
live weight. Spring lambs, n061 o..
Fai Hogs -5eD5hc Z pound.
Hdes-Brghtnn, 06tsc; country lot. 7lSN7Ar y N,
BAT skins luHllc. iallnw, hFt0r u n; Iouutfy 5Nbi,'
h. Pelts with wool on, 15c6lSl rs each.
REM ARkSSome Of the Northern trains were late TN
morning hut those arriving early selling parc
arly fast for medium grades good young cattle Tn
market grain rmer the supply Of such light
other grades quoe At vt weeks rates NJ T. Shacset
'oli four coarse oxen to dress 1000 bs n 6. dresse
weight and cows and heifef-, to dress 5O6tIO Ms a ga
1sc dressed weight; Howard Il Steirs sold IN dfe
j H.. hc. dressed weight; ;. F. Ros-ter sold six
ut i0Dl4c u IL, dessei weight; u. Cook sold ten We
ern se average l2i5 b., at $3.50 p cwt live; W scu
nns sold twenty three steers, average 35S H.. ut 5c n ~
g. Leavtt Sou sold four Steers aver ge 400 b At s.
cNt. live The supply Of sheep rtther letter thin
j. Il sanford sold lis sheep and lambs, weighing js'O 10
At 5Ac &. o Burdick sold siNlyOne sheep ~ N
II 5sc d 4. Gay s0i hy-ei1ht, average Is 70 at &c X d
Poultry II scarce, and chickens sell At l2bsc " pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

Ex-ALpnMAN X c. Row., of burlington, died


Ex-ALprRMAN C. Rowr, of burlington, died
last week Friday
Mn Lrcius BoEow, Of burlington, has nc
ceptcd position on the Rutland Herold by nc
means bad move for the Herald
SAMUEL BowLEs had recurrence Of the serious
eifu4ion at the base Of tho brain SATURDAY night
and lies in a very snlkcn and prostrate condition
IT IL now reported that Mr. g W Bentley posi-.
lively declines to accept the position Of vice-presi
dent and manager of the Central Vermont railroad
j. q. WHITTIER very gracefully and kindly ac
knowledges his birthday gift Of flowers from the
ladies Of Amesbury, by sending fifty dollars to
the poor Of the town
SENATOR EpMuNps has returned to Washington
much improved by his Southern trip and called on
the President New Years day rs did also Senator
Moril and Congressman Joyce and Hendee'
Tux three highest officers Of the government
are temperance men. Neither President Hayes
nor Speaker Randall gave New Years callers any
liquor, and e-President Wheeler would follow
the same rule, II he entertained.
Mrs. poRrus BAXTER has returned to Washing
ton fuly restored to health and received her many
lIlfnuS On NOW lfuI utA ~ WV iN0''NHNN -.
son. Dr. Jed p Baxter, in company with his
charming wife and Mrs Henry G. Baxter.
Mr. BmcHARD b. HAYES son of the President
will enter upon the practice of law in New YORK
city at an early day 1t will be remembered that
young MIR Grant, second son Of the eX-President,
Is now a member of law firm in that city.
Mr. ions c. NEW, treasurer Of the Morton
monument association, says that over one thou
sand dollars has been subscribed in Washington
for the memorial and u like amount in New York
while indianapolis has contributed more than
that sum.
MRs SARAH JosErHA HALE, having reached
her nineteth year, has come to the conclusion
that she needs rest and relaxation, and has ac-
cordngly laid down the editorial pen of God'V's
Lady's Book, which she has edited for She past
fifty years MAY she live long and prosper
TIM Hartford Couront well says; Professor
Peter Collier late of the University of Vermont,
has been appointed chemist-in-chief of the lie.
partment Of Agriculture at Washington. 1t ia an
appointment eminently fit to be made Professor
Collier has very few superors in practical, as well
"A scientific, chemistry"
THE Rev. DIR. William Tracy, for forty years a
missionary of the American Board in India, has
recently died, aged seventy years. lie was the
Oldest missionary of the board in the Madura
field, having enlisted in the work in 1896 lie
was q native Of Norwich Conn, and a graduate
of Princeton theological seminary in 1875.
TnE following is the inscription upon the s, Ell
wedding gift which Mrs. Hayes received from the
Ohio regiment which her husband commanded
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09
DR.. shiloh.s sysiem yilnlizer.

We are authorized 10 guarantee this remedy for the cure
Of Dyspepsia Inactive Liver, Sour Stomnch Constipation
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of Food, Yellow skin and
General Languor and Debility. You must acknowle,e'
that this wonld be runou unless had positive evidence
that it will To you who suffering from these
plants. these words addressed will you coutinu,
suffer, when yon he cured such easy terms? II b
you To determine sample bottle, ten cents; regular
Size, seyenty -nve cents. Sold by FRANK H. BASCOM.
FIFTY THOUSAND die annually by neglecting Cough
Cold or Group, often leading TO Consumption and thu
grave. why will you neglect important matter, whel
yOn get at our store shiloh's Consumption Cure
win the assurance of speedy recovery. For Soreness
the Chest Lungs, Lame Back or Side. SHILOH
I Porus Plaster gives prompt relief. Sold by FRANK
BA>COM.
HAcKMErAcK, popular and fragrant perfume sold b!
| FRANK H. BASCONI, Montpelier. Vermont. Elsewhere
| 10y dealers generally. s131-eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

THE St JOhnsbury Athnrnm was brilliantly
illuminated on New Years night for the mutual
reception Of all the citizens The entire build
ing thrown open, readng-room, library, hall
and art gallery, and large number Of people,
young and old, met aud exchanged the New Yeal
greetings. Governor Fairbanks was present and
received the warnest congratulations OF the cti
zens The rooms were richly decorated with The
choicest plants aud skllmlly arranged flowers
music by the St. Johnsbury band lioated through
the halls, the ladies appeared in their new year
best aud altogether ii seemed ike some fairy
land Additional works Of art we're placed in tn
gallery from the houses Of private citizens, SOM
of rare excellence The occasion was most en-
layers generally.