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supplies for Prisoners A Rebel Plan.

The following extract from letter published in
a Richmond parer explains the proposal OF the reb
cs to buy blankets 81 the North, for thor prisoners
here, aud make paymen. in cotton. The letter
says;
am glad to have II in my power to state that in
Wow u he fact that large number OF prisoners
WI probably he held in captivity by both tie hol-
liserenlA iur.ns the coming winter, Judge ould,
Confederate Commiss onsr Of Exchange, has pro-
posed 10 the Federal Secretary of War, and Mliir
Nullord, to Assistant Comm ssioncr the part OF
tae Unite states that each Govern nent s oil have
to pylt0e OF forwaruinp for the use and comfort
o. such cf It's prisoners as aro held by the other all
necessary articles az foes, and clothing ali that
ten. Grant hos notified Gen. Lee ~ the accc, tance
~ tho proposition, The details ot the agreement
have not vet Teen fycd but i Is undcrstoOd that
II will include necessary clothing and blankets
and rat ons Of meat, broad, coffee, sugar,
pickles, vinegar and tobacco. Judge Ould sug-
ges,ed that i would be necessary that tie Confede.
rate authorities should make purchase of those
articles outside the Limits Of .he Confederate States
md tten sap them r. one of the federal ports
sireo It would lie imprsctica5'c 10 oend the stores
by flag of truce boatsthe supplies thus sent TO be
Ins.dorel az teing in addition to such rations a.
are furnished by the government which has tho
! prisoners IN custody. To this General GraLt re-
nlch; I'm q proposition subm tied ~ Judge Ould
seo thing TO object to. / shall be perfectly
Wiling 10 receive at any place held 10y the federal
troops all clothing delicaccs sent for tho Of
| tbs prisoners IN cur hands provided the same
! prif'lt-f 10 tNhndcd iof supply hp tne "hnth OF
/ t1osc held by Confederate authorities No obec-
ton will he urged to receiving supplies for Ike dis
trbuton at sny of our Northern ports direct from
Europe, or 10 allowing purchases in Northern
cities tor the same PURPOSES" Such is the
sp rt OF the entire correspondence which
IS highly honorable 10 all the parcs concerned IN
II. General Grant suggests that comm ssioned
Officer Of each party 10 selected from among tho
prisoners Of war, whose duty shall be 10 rece We
ant receipt for oil articles sent for dstr aon, and
who shall zee that they are distributed according
| H. tho wishes OF those sending them; and to this
su sestion General Lee gives his ready assent.
JplA CONSULTATION with General L,vton, the Quar-
tcrnaster General, Il WAS sscertlped that cloIhng
cannot be- purchased in Europe and delivered "
prisoners IN the North before the middle Of Jsnua.
~ or first OF February next; and, in that view, as
blankets are their first and greatest need, Judge
Ouli has recommended to Mr. Seddon, the secreta
~ OF War, the immediate purchase OF thirty thou
sand pairs to be made in Northern city. He sug'
gesss also, that the Federal authorities be asked Ia
allow US 70 shp An amount OF cotton from vii
mipgtop, OF some other Por, safncieat 70 MAKE
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General Intelligence.
icy saH 10 N. Veg York Sun. !

Horn and bonring house keepers at Echmoud
have taken ADVANTAGE ~ tho assembling of tho
Rool Congress 20 pus up tho prices Of board. Tho
rates AT tho hotels have lern advanced 70 forty
dolsrr per dHy, and the boarding house rates are
equally steep IN pr portion.
TiIs Cincinnati CowsEnc',L savH- "a case de-
cidci by judge iravitt, IN thc United Statas Dis
triot curt, illustrates one of tho beauties Of ths
Annegv Pr.claiuatiun. Edward Hughes, indiet1
sd for acting nH guido to Judge MorgAn's eHpedi-
ton IN Pike County, Ohio, pleaded the Amneay'
Proclamation, snd ~ns discharged"
Thu Cincinnati G.lrr1r, III reference to tho New
York STATE election, says; ''llic t~nocratc claims
uh Ut New York are all io- hedging purposes.
Lars amounts were hci Gu the State, aud support
ors o. 81 'Cl,an have tr.d T. make It appear that
ITO state was In touh. IA order ~ cumpromi@. We
undurstsnd that fully SlOoVoO will be lost in this
city On that STATE alone.
Tnr Cansda scnea,ion relative TO n conspiracy
among tho Frnian Motherhood, has apparently
eu,d iu smuNe. Mc';uirc, tho man In whose
house was louu' the savage lo'tiny pker, hiss
been lrled ,ud acqnttci, a." Judge IN disfnissnR
the preopor Sshng L.at th,ro ~us no law IN Can :
| ada ~ prevent man from having pixies in his
house, II Ia. wanted - do So
! TuE 4 chmond EVAwSFG, Nov. o., says of ths
! exch.uye OF prisoners: Tao uuuitcr of Yankee
pr lsou.rs rr'ltr- D meet o., demands of the OK
| thaure ~ ten thou11ni nn either side, are 10 b0
| Lr.Su from And-rsonvllln ami D.lion, Georgia.
| snd Florence, siu,h C.rolnN ard tyev are now
being ,i wa 'td 10 Savannah from this point they
! vii H. exchanged TIE hceA carrying thc Confei-
| crate tgisouers has already rrs.ohoa there. The
exchansr VII b. accomplished the present weok
| fHs even MS SAGE, says Tao Washington
slAu- u , ly rstHdeut ~ tins city rccelyoi vinlt
| from friend of bis from the country . strict
| church mcintcr, and stranger here. lie propos-
| ed =, take him toG netho@lss revival, AMI the .wo
etgrt,-i, sud ma short tiIc were HnLgly suited u
tho Canterbury. 1hc visitor reIDar kcd that IL was
quosr Iookiua cNurcb, thai he did not soc the pull
| pn, wuou la wa told that It wAs kept behind that
| pretty curtain tn screen t Nom tIc duA until the
minister sishod to occupy II. They bad Just drop
p.,I In between two sots, 1T IN short tine the
| curtain was ris0i, sud out popped u celebrated
| dansucse, and did her b-st. 1lo old gentleman
saw that he was foid, and broke for th' doof,
| ing that kind of church d,dut suit him and hi
| Jolly TREND had 10 see him home.
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NEW YORK MONDAY, NOVEMBER IT, lSGt

sit frurn the dccs u,,~t tc shandcnci The YAM
kce papers contain . vehcmeu; contradiction Of all
Abatement N the effect that shcf'dsn y retiring
down thr Valley 1; but that centred etion nsy he
the result of or,,er Of the Government, and In
toide'i as blind TO the ronf~ ,ersies Tue better
opinion " thA St--sian ~ iain Grsrt In the as
ssuli or the lines n Rct ncnd, Pc,ersbury and the
south sdo Whenever the axs,uh is delivered. II 10
tehcwsi 10 have tcen s~sys part q their PLAN and
eve suppose! has teen provided against per
nj ni, hea h~ gotten int -urnc hrads Il ~ The
canisiyn IS over. Yet 'herr Il. not eny argument
~ support this idea. Tie ground 10 muddy on thc
sirice ~ ihi- .caevn. but only for few days the
ioundatoa d,ns not freak NJ I'll some tinc N i~-
c.mbor, and twill ~ capable II supporting MI tHy
movements until thcn. 4 luil In th' storm o' war
~ nn~ evisent tut its susc u equal eviden tho
Presidential r'iion IN the United St>tce hwou'd
not p" i'rr.ert ~ ~ the dcfcn- witch " s'tnor
e.rtau shoGll gr.nd sttek te s,,cinntd =
tioIy defeat of l. ncoln's chief army would have
give tIclsn some chance 80 Grant las tccn
uorot'css dirNtciI Iy his sIperiors IN Office l. O
quiet until Mcclellan WAS dieloscd of. That NJ
,I,an hue boou disposed Of hy this tnc no reaao n-
bo'o do1ut can bc entertained. and Grant may now
80 cad as svon AS lie - ready. Great complaint
sud We oar just complaint exists against thc lax
ny ~ details. In : Inst few day IL Is sad that
sinost many men haze hccn detailed o. have
teen re,e yod from General keufer. II this 10
true Il ir fatal FAULT Never YET indulgence ~
unumcly.
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The Election In tho Ertreme Wet.

San Fran .i.ec, Nc. s-rwcn,y-cnc Thousand
votes were rcllci in this city. Mr. ilnc5in's ma
jority ia 5000
san Franciseo, Nor 9-Rstu-rs from - Ccun-
t~ show majority for Lrcon u 1896. Full
raurns will incrcac this to st len, gLooo. orr-
son has gone for Lincoln by run $50 10 1000. Ne
vsds has gone for him by from LOW to 5000.
san Francisco, Nor. 10 The news ot Nj.
Lncoln's rc-elction was received hcro At nom To-
day, and caused grca, rojo,,ns. The election re-
turn. come IN slowly, but swell The Union majority
already reported. The three Union candidates for
Congress are clc'tod. Nevada elects Union s,,ic
government and Consrcssman BY 1900 majority.
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The Mar In Arkansas.

Fort !Sm,;h, Arkansas, Nou. ll.-Gen. rrico
turned ~estward from Cane Hlll, Ark, on the 4th
instant. On the 9th, General Thayer moved 4
force up the north side Of the river from here, for
the purpoSe Of attacking P1ce, but fearing that
General Cooper would move toward Fora Smith
with rebel force of 1000 men. he thought IL best
to return there. Gen. rlayer can hold Fort Smith
sa'ninst Gems. PrCc and Cooper united, having
plenty OF supplies artillery and ammunitlon.
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Naval.
Launch Of the tamnnche-ap fuportans
HiraoricaI D vent-1he loss OF tho Aphro-
slite. Etc. Itc.

Launch oil Inc dWhnCut-ou iupUftuAse
Hiaoricai Ivent-Th loss of tho Aphro-
tite, Etc. itc.
|, has been announced by teegrqh across the
plains and over the mountains sh~ On the lith OF
November. 1894, tho irop-eIsd mouitor csmanche
would he launched At Han francisoA California.
This event will he handel down On the page OF
history A. one of the greatest ach"yr eHts OF Anne
rlcsn enterprise. England wish a'l her boasaing
cannot claim thai se wss the fr't 10 place her iron
e,,ds in those waters II IL mue little Peru has
iro.-clad lust plei, tait We date back W Nov.
II. is68. when H.. CamAnohe arrived I'm pieoes) ~
IAN Fr.ncisoo IN tho slip Aqu,la. The Camsnehs
ia one ~ tie first hstnh ~ monitors and was butt
by s-,cor 4 c., at Jcrsoy CITY. She was placed oa
hoard OF the ship Aquhs and sent around 'rfe
Hor1" arriving Al San Francisco on the lith ~
Noysnbm, 1888, On the idsh OF November 1913,
durins tho prevalence Of very sevors
rso tho Aluiln SUNK, having over-rode her
anchor ami stove hole In her botfo'n.
and both vessels sunk in about forty feet of ~s'er
II wss noA long before the oonn scsors ~ " WORK
sad the pieces we're removed from the oilsed yr'
tCaHspaxAl " Ist Pss''A
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GENERAL GRANT.
Another DemOnatTn:ior hy the Rebels.
headquarters Of the Armyof ths Potomae, FRI.

Headqudr'erso Of the Armyof ths Potomac, FRI
day Nor. lion wedaes lay evening, about
o'clock. force O. the eaemv was disc Yverod mass.
ing in front Of our l'no near f-rt seliuan, when
- the guns OF the fort opened fle driving them to
their works 10 seek shelter The r'hcl batteries
replied briskly for time, but 'hcy soon 81.
lenced by our shells and mouars. A force Of about
one hundred and fty rtDels shortly alter made
eortie from their lines, sn attempted TO penetrate
ours, but being met by salute from our pckts,
we're no, long in finding the way back, and put
ting themselves unicr cover. A leutenaat ia the
Eighth New York Heavy Artillery was fatally
wounded yesterday when behind tie hrenstworks.
A sharpshooter atohed chauco 70 retallate, and
IN less than an hour rebel, who appeared abo7s
their breastworls, Gaordoi hira au opportunity "
20 so In an Instant he foll pierced by bullet.
Rebel View Of Grants Plans.
binoi naval and land attack the rebel capitol,
Il says;
There is report, apparently somewhat authontI-
sated that thirty iron eads- with number Of tor
peio boats and transports, have lately arrived at
tity Point. Some Intelligent oihcers are convinced
that there Will soon be great battle on The whole
line below Richmond. The time Of the battle will
dcpend on the completion Of the Dutch Gap Canal,
AMI It's success ship channel for II is highly
Improbable that Grant will try another sssAu
without the aid Of his feet-lt least until he ascer.
tsins thss The canal 70 failure and mai ~ hops d
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NeWS Items.
10, telegraph to tie Ses York svn.I

Inn draft will he resumed at Washington day
80 men TO All the quota Of tho city.
NEW YoRK, it is now definitely ascertained, elects
the Republican ueket State and Nstional, by Alout
= aOOo msiority Thus deleating Gov. Seymour.
RAB Storm commenced On Saturday night ~
oston, and was still raging u lsss hour In
o, ening, in'ermiIed With snow squalls
.Jsy lalnx1ss pAO0lYsd bY AszaaisaL SECRETARY ef
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JOHN BULL
Success Of the japan Expedition.
&C.. &C.. &a
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Rebel Attack on Atlanta RepuIscd. Etc,

ChIttanoogI, Nor. ll.-onc 81 the editors o. tho
Philadelphia BULLETIN just arrived from the front,
reports that on Monday morn ny, At daylight, the
velels attacked our picket, south of Atlanta killed
one. woundci two Of the Third Indians but sub
srqucnty they fell back On "Wednesday morn.
tns the rebels made three attacks on Atlanta,
ahclls bcine thrown IS for as Rolling MN. Tho
moe. desperate attack was made ON the Rough and
Ready road The rebc artillery was within one
hundrcd yards Of our works and their infantry
end dismountcd cavalry within two hundred yards
Our men were aroused from their suuihers. and
smc,yly manned the dc;ences and drove the
rebels off, The rebcls were part Of Youns's COM
ssnd, and they finally rctreatcd towards Macon
Our army is in excellent spr H. and well supplied
With ra;ions.
Ctne,nn1f', Nor le.-rhe GAzEIIE has dis
patch from Nashville, which denies tho reported
evacuation of Atlanta h. Gen. Sherman, aud the
destruction Of the Atlanta aud Chattanooga Rail.
sosd.
Catro, H., Nor. 12.-Advees from P'durah to
che 9Th nsi, report that the rebels have disap-
peared from this sI. e Johusonvillc No part o,
che rebel army of Gen. Forrest is believed to te
on the east side % tie river, they having gone /,
- thought, " JOIN ten Hood. ten, Hlhonofi, " IN
1850 troops had arrived at j hr 9nv,'le, and ,ha,
place is regarded perfectly sccuro The Ter-
ncssee River will soon he open again.
tEy y IL
The wasil ngton -r.r s-ys; We deem il not i'm
proper at this tine - state that General shcrman's
army has been heavily ro.nf. reed aud other~i isC
strengthened, espe erialy in The arm Of cavalry MI
his dismountcd men having been r"mountod TIE
force q 'wo corIsl under GcncrI rhotnnS, now In
Hoods trout, la, alsl been satisfactorily reinforced
aud strengthened and iH amply su1cieL, to .nsur,
that Hood can DO no damage 10 speak %, Ia Fen.
ne~sce or Kentucky, which seems to lie his aim
n ernan Is oieratny with his other fyc curfa IN
different bodies in Hoods resr, AMI 10 al-cady be-
tween him and any possible In" for his retreat
south when he sccs the necessity Of 80 doing
which, we srprehend, will not h. long hence Ia,
direction Of the marching of al the fac corps yiGi
which Sherman has thrown himself Lp1n Hood,
line ~ commune 'ns, csis 10 q onyction III,
he Suss .laJ - taGo =" ma .ul Mlutyotncy, II ri
snoich on in the Nme direction e. Mobile Frou
The fscts wo stste above, tie public viii see how
much reliance Is to lie placed ~ the story of sher
tnnnF advance On Charleston
Chattanooga letter ~ he i'h nat. ssys a large
Gunntity Of supple was tc'ng 'cnt aou'L war fros
shat post. General sherman st rc,ns'ncd neal
Gaylesy.llo, Ala, wlere lo had been ivr two OF
Oree weeks
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Lon Ton, Nor. i-Cons,'s for mcucy, s[, rh-
no!s tenurl N-,s, ~ discount lr,f 49, - bull
Ion In the Hank oi tnglsnd, fl67.CpO The rs,o 4
d'snunt oi The Rank remains unth sn rcd. Tho
h'nk 4 France has reduced ia .c u sroupt t.
ygr cvnt
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Arrest Of Lie eutruani-t Governor jacobs Of
kenturlky.

Ctncinnot. Nor. Ia -Lirutenapt-Goyernor
Jscobn, Of Kon.ucty, le' for Washington to-nigAt
in charge Of United States officers as political
priaoncr.
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INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
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What it Probnbly Mems.
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Grand Attack en- Richmond Near
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Terrible Hurricane in India.
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Sherman'S New Movement.
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10 Ships Wrecked.
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The Latest News
DyTclexrnPh 90 the y. Y. SUN.
FROM SHsRkaNS ARMY.
ATTACK ON ATLANTA.

REPvLsE OF THE REBELS.
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4 DEMONSTRATION AGAINST GRANT.
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THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
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CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA.
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$4,000 PERSONS DROWNED.

Loss Of Property $4O,O00,0o0.
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''TAkIsc'ir' KooL. .A4ssU ucle Ben," al old
citizen of Marysville, who is culGivating
''sand ranch" on the other side of the Yu-.
ba, hsssoaS pgfeeiashtFS iptfr@p ipitha,
bridge crossing that stream, And NHfi Iii late,
has had some misunderstanding with the
,REssss s r. Ps3prstsssI s hsr haen for tss
bridge with two horse team, and declares
he will continue the operation until he re-
ceives dividends sfren, ,tha Ariags,,s y y is
driving his team and empty wagon at al
houssef theday, skiag his trips iYiih as
regularity as clock. The fact i, sshis
dander is riz.''-Marysrille appeal. i,i
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secuftFy aSaII't If"uu gIkIl ErgTy N
The series numbering is the last process
'before tfffhrhingIs- work ,ia Hfdone by
SoIasH thee'maghihes being worked with a
'.tieadIs.. The, ssaress are placed iirfE the
| tedgesiof sis disks, placed side ,ht side and
fasened to an arEsIWeskea by the stredle,
something uftcrthe- stsllssaof e sYhseler q
Wilson sewing machine. The diskf are
tturnsd,by a ratchet, and viii nuaber from
Il tefoaa.e9at Furtsnsscucives nurnbsrint
- -Efsf -"sF = s9es ~ ~~r~s.s q s-ryt.
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-. .ssI IT -.5-H y .us-tTT .Ynt.riy 4 4
stfam astonished, my dear. yopng lady
aEsuch sentfmentss You make ne-start.s-,
"Well, sir,I have been "wantilg yot
.seassarttortAe laskhosr.ys,:, g,-z.;S :
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T j. ROE / EHl.s

I J. WIE 2 tFI.T--- ------- Z
u. .SFITIL, + III / .
Wallace street, Virginia City. Wh"lasal"s apd
Retail dealers in tirucsGies DIy Goods, CletunG
TIIardware Stoves. &c. St.i iuuis winter whsat
four aud corn meal for fals by the hundref, or IN
Quantities TO suit 90 .3r- l-''in WrL I
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Ipw the GoverHfasn rhssfS hsy 40
Made.
nhe yashifbfss7 Sarfe sHbnHsut .of,stha,


Cincinnati Gazette gives the following in
description Of the manner of max.
ing Government money, preuared bv an
Ohio ex-editor, now Clerk in the Treas
ury DepaftnR1lHw RSa win .s,s ,,
70 obtain access to the note printing
bureau requires pass of the Secretary Of
the Treasury himself. - For. 'obyio,,s0ireas-
ons it is privilege rarely granted, and
never, except andsr theme + tbersagh sur
veillance. No lady not employedf UPON the
work is. ever permitted, under any circum-
stances, to enter that iRarls of the depart
ment. Ii for no other reasons, the crowd
es machinery would make it dangerous.
The inegsh6phiSinthe ::Hrst r6oh i've
enter. Itis suppliedaaiths fnrgess shsthes.
planes and drills capable of doing ali the
repairing ing Necessary zt9, be done, to the
r,acheinery Of the BuiIdihg, ana "a faeifi-
tate the setting up and working of such
ncwmaehines as are q cmsnded hx puE-ex7
tensive paper circulation. Completeness
and utility has been studied throughout
this branch of the Treasury Department.
The paper mill, though not as extensive
lis one for general m Manufacturing, 9, ID suf4
lieient for AL the ,labpr required in max!
ing the note printing paper. The engine
used in this room is great beauty, glitter
ing with brass, us highly polished and clean
as the WORK Of a. watch, ahdrunhin almost
us quietly and smoothly.
The msnufacture Of Il paper. combining
the qualities, Of wears snd, ,Bei6st sti Sfflitiess
and unpotographic, was mach, desired
deSidcratum. Accordingly. it was resoly-
ed'to make some meexperitHsnts, ts,s WHICH were
Entrusted to DIR. Gwynn. He has produc-
sd'a'rn frnr Rs. r.s sri:hnlrnt >, 'smoath, as
Satin. and of a Confirmation Hof materials
known .qpE to Aimself,' and sccufeato the
ex.lnsiyaGuse. of the vEoysgnment. H. his
. introduced into tia fibre which cannot be
phopgEaeked WITHOUT disceloring the, pa
ed, sivsn sAitahs sSpzaraase of .Glrsc
black spider web. B,ing nodded into the
body Of the paper, it is possible to erasr
/ lit and it must-bc a great Preventive Of
counterfeiting by thea photographic pro
rcss, which has been latterly successful.
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BUSINESS scARDI. Il

" L. McMArn1Ii HI, W Lowell.
McMATH a. LOWELL.
Attorneys at Law, Virginia City NJ. T., will promp
tly attend TO all profesioHsl bpsGess entrusted to
their care. i-3In
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J. B. JUDGE
Boot & sboe iskken y rginia tIty " Nontsna Te!-
ritory The bet Of custom Work alwHys on hand.
"iY ms1 trl"l- EE.EsI
TSEJII 3RT#Tr. H,EttlF. III
- fTanp9 FsyRs' N>Saia CtyA Nor, eaa TTerft.ery,
would say to his mum aroris customers that hc is al
7ays on han Ito stuff the mouths of The hungry
Give Rim II Gail. T. ..It '-J.rl.9-Smd 4
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manufacturers of Jeuelry, Jackson strSet. 'v1r-
rinia City, NJ. T. Strict, attention giyen to re
lairing all classes of watches and warrnhtedato
satisfaction. Keep constantly inland latge
assortment of JewelIy. Every thing in line
made to order at low rates. Ism
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& THENT0N,

Hack.miaas. NiFginr city ~ r. ,al kinds of
WORK foneFin our line o. Shostfetic AID low rat".
W. keep nom but the b'l .wulkmen and are bound
to give. s;,t. faction. l-Sm
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TDAHU HOTEL.

/ VATIV IITFl FsI4'
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-Wnllrcas streat Virginia C.t!. NJ. I. j. NJ. Cn-tn"T
proprietor. Tat fE2gFissg s,,"gi. t. hl{ 9d
prepared to accornmodat bnqri., hy the m"1l. day
or week at low rnta4. His table furnish with the
bat the market .aTord.. l~'y
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Idaho street. Virginia City. II. Z james Zen
''nsll; pTopristors' keePsr rchnstauty p,l band all
kihds of thesbpst lumber sold at low
Nrstes. r'.' .t-R '7 1Elrbyts yHE 30 its: =fk
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

'h cuvsr .,rsrt, I4Eiai Virginia la citv i " T. Pullman
Randall, proprietors.- on hand all kinds Of
bread cakes and pies, yiteht Fro geiRg OF Lhe ho'
cakes" at cheap rates. I-6m VI !
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10
DR. II. y. CRErIN. Z.

Physici-n aTd surgeon fuTn'lly assi>t"rt III the
Hospltpl ju midi in Psr rnde'tt"ch"d to the New
York IIuSIi Il. y W York. ."ntly from Dubuque,
iowa. nh'cs IN NiSeimis Git, %rposit. thehsy
d. lea main street. ON
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

MINNIE WRIGHT,
. -1NI lss7H u-n -. .tairaIt- ,s s+,, ,f.rj4T .,
Cigar an Tehacpa Store, Waliass street, Eirgi@
mia City, Montana Territory, n AL kinds AE choice
cigars and tobacco for sale at eheap rates., LILY
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10
DAWSON,

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