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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
Farmers of the North. west. Make
a Home Market.

At the late National Convention of Boards Of
Trade in Detroit. an important meeting of le ,dng
merchants, Mr.. Littleton, of OswegO, N. Y, in
an able speech, in favor of a Niagara Ship Canal
on the American side, large enough to pi>s ves
sells Of 300 tons, more. sIid All the present
modes of transit are inadequate to carry Eastward
the vast produce of the West. and all new outlets
aud enlargements. can reasonably expect To
mike will be filled by their increasing products"
An experienced Chicago grain buyer said also that
"ihe freight charges often cover ghts of the
value oi bushel of corn ut Liver ool. More than
hall tie cost Of trea is also cocered by the Present
inadequate modes OF transportation
In view OF these facts, would il not be wise for
the people of the Nortk-w to encourage the
building up of manufactures here, that We might
feed the workmen at our own door, rather than
wait for crowded and uncertain transportation, pay
expenses thereof, both ways, aud mpoverish our
soil by sending off all products?
In 1862 the Northwestern people bought mer-
chandise to the value Of $5S per head, and Of this
SIG per head Of foreign manufacture, and large
share of the balance from near the sea board. =
Even our vast grain exports were insufficient to
paw for these goods.
Is it not plain enough that we ought to manu-
facture large share of these goods, now imported
Have we not food and raw materas-wool, iron,
coal, sc. Have we not skill too, and can We not
induce expereIce and labor to come herel We
nave DOtn, inueeu, now, anu want tnem increased
Ii is high time studied our best interests more
carefully and saw the advantages ofhome manu-
fctories in the Northwest. and asked for such &C
tion, public and private shall foster and build
up our manuiactorie, aud agriculture together
each helping the other
There would sill be enough Of our extra pro
duce to crowd the avenSes of transit East and
satisfy the needs OF our friends in that regions and
we should be. meanwhile. saving a vast drain, and
gaining great wealth, which we now fail to Sc
cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
IsBrArAroLls. January 1Ith.

-a. IxDtxNAroLis. January lIth, 1862.
DR. G. w. RoBAcK--Dear Sir: Feeling under
great obligations to you for the great benefit re-
ceived from using your truly celebrated Scandina-
vian Remedies, the Blood Purifier and Pills, 1 will
give you the sfsilovieg statement OF my case that
you may publish I. for the benefit Of those similar
ly affiiceedsis1os ,i-shs5s ;f7rrfp2
was severely attacked with fever and ague in
1855 and tried several physicians who gave me
no permanent relief during three years thereafter.
Being discouraged with their efforts 70 break 1t up
so that it would not return l ydetermined to try
your medicines. fTlTs ~
bought Of r.. Browning fosr bottles Purifier
and few boxes Pills and giving them thorough
trial sccordngto directions. was perfectly cured
and have ever since been able TO pursue my occu
patton OF engineer at the w Woolen Factory Of Mr.
Gesendorf, where any one % at liberty to call on
me for further particulars. y loHs ROWLAND.
See aoIerpsement. IN ~s- ~ lm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
Rebel Barbarities.

New YoRK, August The Post publishes the
following affidavit nude by Peter J Smith:
was Corporal in comoIny |, 9th Connecticut
Volunteers and WIS captured in front of Peters
burg, july 18th, 1863; was taken TO Libby Prison,
then to Belle Island and to Anderson Vile. Sep
TENDER 5th, 1863. While there the rtii0ns were
served by NJ ,jor Allen, of the 81 Virginia rebel
cavalry. Alien would sometimes 20 to the United
Suites men and ask them Ii they would take the
ouh to the Confederacy, and upon their declining
would say, "don't give them damned mouthful
to day" At one time he took eight of us. myself
among the number. all non-commissoned officers,
and upon our refusing to take the oath and to per
su'de the privates 10 do so, tied each of hands
and arms to sides and onr feet together, so we
could not use them. laid US on our sides, and tax
ing pistol and re.ting it on our ears, fired it,
causing the greatest agony, and the blood to flow
from our ears. He caused the pistol to be thus
fired nv twelve times, saying he would
make me so could not hear the commlnd of an
other Yankee General. The hearing OF my right
ear has been destroyed fn consequence of this
treatment. Upon my rethrn through from my i'm
prisonment, saw Major Alien in Richmond. Va,
serving out provisions fufhish by the Uaited
States government tostll< sroor in Richm ,nd -
There is in Richmond 4 NJ. VIM Schitfer. who
was baker for the military prison, who substan
tiate this.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
A Rainy Day in Camp.
BY WM. A. MARTIN.

IT'S n cheeless, lonesome evening,
When the soaking, sodden ground
VIII not echs to the football
OF the scniiners dull round.
Gods blue star srangleJ banner
To night is not ublurled-
Surely lie has not deserted
This weary wating world.
peer into the darkness,
And the crowding fancies come,
And the night wind, blowing porthward,
Carries all my heart toward home.
For LISTED in this army
Not exactly TO INV mind.
But my country called for helpers,
And | couldn't stay behind.
So, I've had sight Of drilling,
And have roughed it many ways,
And Death has nearly hau me,
Yet think the service pays.
It's blessed sort OF feeling, .,.
Whether you liye or die,
You've helped your county in her need
And fought right loyalty.
But can't help thinking sometimes,
When "A wet days leisure comes,
And hear the I'D home voices
Talking loader than the drum,
And the fair. familiar faces
Peep in AT the tent door,
And the little children's footsteps
Go pit pat on the floor.
can't help thinking. some how,
OF all the parson reads
About he other soldier life
Which every true man leads
And wife-soft-hearted creature
Seems saving in nv eai:
"l'd rather have you in those ranks
Than 10 see you BriSadier."
call myself bravo one,
Bat in my heart lie;
For nv country and her honor
am fercely free to die.
But when the Lord who bought me,
Demands any service here,
To fight the good fight faithfully,
] am skulkmg in theirear.
And yet know this captain
All love and care to be; ~yf
tie would never get impatient 49,
With raw recruit like me.
And know he'll not forget me,
When the day of peace appears;
shall share with him the victory
Of all his volunteers.
And its kind of cheerful thinking,
Beside the dull tent fire,
About that big promotion,
When he says come up higher.
And though IFS dismal, rainy,
Even now, with thoughts Of Him,
= Camp fire looks extra cherry, gtf
And death deal less grim. f-lt
For I seem TO see him waiting. =
Where a gathered heaven greets,
And great victorious army
Surging up The golden streets.
And listen to the l-call,
And my teart is all afame,
When hear the blessed Savior
Read out ny happy naEe.f
But my Gre is dead white ashes,
And the tent is chilling cold,
And I'm playing o'er The battle,
When I've never been enrolled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17

a"I never did repent for doing good. and shall
not now;, therefore advise All aflictedz With
CATARRH or Cold in the Head. to use Dr. D.
H. Seeiye's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY, Z
sure and permanent cure" ~ ,Str' hlr ia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17

FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, AND AXE
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
PREVENTATIVE.
And the "onlv sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting com aints so peculiar 10 the
sex, whether married or single"
These Pills are nothing new, but have been US
ed by the Doctors for many years, both in France
and America, with unparalleled ST. ccess in every
case; and he is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them, to make the Pills public for
alienation of those suffering from any rregular-
ties whatever, as well to prevent increase OF
family W here health will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposng themselves
so, are cautioned agains using these pills while in
that condition. the proprietor assumes respon-
sblity after the above admoniton, although their
mildness would prevent any mischief to health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by myself
and agents. to all parts Of the world, to which an
swers have been returned, in which ladies say
nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the SCIENCE OF Medic Ne DAwSED UroN THE
WORLD IN REMovING Destruction and REsToR-
rNa NAToRE TO ITS PROPER CHANNEL,
Quieting the nerves and bringing back the rosy
gPRrcE. 81. 90 PER Box. Six BoTTLEs FOR S500
Sold by all Druggists, and by DR.. T. A, LEMON
sole Agent for Plymouth. Ind.
Ladies' by sending him 81 90 can have the pills
sent (con6dentially) by aila free; OF postage, to
anv part of the city or country, or,.a Fr. = -.
G. P. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States, 167 Dearbon Street. Chicago. I'll.
GEORGE r. THRALLS & Co sole Agents
for Warsaw, Ind ,'lo.-5r u -s-
NIB. None genuine unless the Box is signed
Sd. HowE. tn1ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
The glsxandl|rliIa G 8 3 f 9
WEDNESDAY, EVEN i1II DEG. 8. Is
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The Richmond Republic. of Saturday says.
We understand from good authority that since
the 10Th of last June, the United States Com,
missary in this city has distributed to the des-
titute ii our midst five hundred and twenty
Thousand foulr hundred rations and that ne is
now issuing eleven thousand rations per week,
but that after the 18th instant, the issue Will
be discontinued and the entire poor turned
over to the city authorities. How they are to
be provided for, after that time, Heaven only
knows. !.
Manager Glenn, of the Norfolk, Petersburg
and Richmond Theatres, who was some
days ago reported as having been spirited away
byssome unknown agency, has sturned.upY IN
Norfolk, all ''sate. :
The stockholders Of the South Side (Va.).
railroad have adopted a proposition to form
consolidation with the Virginia and Tennessee,
and Norfolk and Petersburg roads. This, it
carried out, would makea continuous line OF
railway from Bristol, Tennessee, to Norfolk,
Virginia, a distance Of four hundred miles
A Mr.. Black, a Scotch gentleman, has leas-.
ed the fine estate Of Dr.. John r, Baylor IN
Caroline county, some 1900 acres, on which
hedesigns to settle acolony of Scotch emigrants.
DR.. B. is to receive $4,000 year for the first
three years and $4,000 per annum tor the sue
ceeding seven years. Coal is to be burned IN
the dwellings, instead of wood, because coal
saves labor.
At the last King George court, Benz. Wea-
yer charged with shooting man named Raw
lett, with intent to kill was, after examination,
discharged
It is said that cash readily commands five per
cent month in Richmond.
A letter from Lexington, Va, has the fol
lowing: General Lee may be seen every day
quietly walking to his duties at the college or
taking an evening ride on his favorlte iron gray.
He has been boarding at the hotel, but his
house is now being fitted up for thereception of
his family. In sad contrast with the fitting up
IF General Lees house is an advertisement
posted on the street, offering for sale the
household and kitchen furniture Of General
(StonewalD Jackson. Ex-Governor Letcher
may be daily seen on our streets, quietly smok-
ing bis pipe and talking with his old friends
and peighbors.
An article in the n Y News on the relative
quality of oysters, says: The Rappaban-
! mock River, however is acknowledged to pro-
-fduce the favorite brands There are some
places on the lower Potomac where oysters
! nearly as good as those from the Kappa hammock
are obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, there was a discus
sion between Messrs. Anthony, OF Rhode
Island, Doolittle, of Wisconsin, and Fessenden,
of Maine, on the Stevens resolutions. The
Senate, finally passed the resolution adopted
by the House on Monday, the 4th Of Deem
Der, in relation to the applications for seats
from the recently seeded States, with avery
important amendment. Asthe res olution now,
Z stands it is a concurrent one, The joint COM
mittees will be raised but that portion Of the
original proposition which excluded all appli
cants from such States until the committee
thus created had reported, is omitted. \
In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Raymond, Of New York, presented the creden-
tials Ct the Tennessee congressman, and moved
{ their referance to the Select Committee 81
Fifteen authorized by Mr. , teven resolution.
This gave rise to considerable debate, the
democratic side Of the House claiming that
the delegation had been elected in a conStltu-
tional manner, and that their credentials should
take the regular course, and be referred to
the Committee on Elections. Reference was
finally made to the Select Committee By
vote of 1876 to H. MIR. Eldridge of Wiscon-
sin, then offered resolution declaringi in sub
stance that no obstacle should be raised to
prevent the States lately in rebellion from being
legally represented in Congress- The call for
the previous question on this was lost by yeas
35, nays lo8 Finally Mr.. Stevens Of Penn
sylvania, offered resolution which was adopt
ed, inviting the members Of the Tennessee
delegation as private individuals to the floor Of
1.-The House,. Il
A despatch from Milledge7ille, Georgia says
the Senate has passed bill regulating con
tracts between master and servant, IN which.
1t is provided that al contracts for longer than
one month must be IN writing; working hours
from sunrise to sunset the servant to be re-
sponsible tor damage to his masters property;
and in case he leaves before the expiration OF
his contract TO forfeit bis wages. The House
has refused to so into an election for u. 5.
Senator. Provisional Gov johnson has sent
a despatch to the President, recommending
that jenkins, the Gov. elect, be allowed TO
take his seat. Provisional Governor johnson
] in his message to the Legislature, entreats
them to bring forward their prqejudices and
animosities and offer them as a sacrifice on the
altar Of our common country. The House Of
Representatives instructed the Judiciary Com
mittee to report a bill securing to persons of
color the right of property, the right to sue
and be sued, and to testify in the.courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

HOS EWARD.-Stolen from the sto11.
DIc at 'Snowden," in Stafford coun rrH0e :
miles below Fredericksburg, on the nigbHf % o
the 9Th inst, a DARK IRON GRAY FIfTyy}
years DID, about IA hands high, black 1saa,
and name, tail partly white feet small, comnao{
ly built, PAGES and canters well, and has sin.
gular mark "a white crescent) in the centre ~
her breast She was at the time slightly laroma
in the left shoulder. The above reward is nF
fered for her recovery and return to me- VI
WILLIAM A. LITTLE
dec 11-6t& Fredericksburg =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

nATENT MEDICINE S.-Ayre's Ague Cure
Cherry Pectoral, ..Sarsaparil1a, Cathartic
Pills, Jayne S Medicines, Hembolds f1epara-
tons Schenck Medicines, N ofatt,s NJ edlc I
Howe's Celebrated Cough Candy Davis ran IN
Killer Holloways Worm Con1ectl G7 a ano az
Shallenberger's Pills, Wright's Pills, brakes
Plantation Bitters, Hoofland's German Bltters,
Camphor Ice, Milhau's Elixir Bark, burn tts
Preparations, Hair Dyes Mustang. Linlment,
Bartines Lotion, Plasters of all kinds rece1yeo
<' dec 13-tf 39and 224 King street.
I 4 By JOHN n, PARROT, AUcTIoNEER;
AND KlTCHEN FUKNl-
moving from the city, shall offer for sale, on
TUESDAY, Decem Der 18th, Cat rs South
Fairfax street, } a variety of HOUSEHOLDS and
KITCHEN, FURNITURE consisting IN part
of Cooking Stoves, Glass and Crockery WARE
Chairs Tables BedsteadS MattrasssS, rgr aIn-
&C.. and q let Of Wood and Coal The sale will
begin at 10 o. clock. Terms Cash:
dec12-1w No. 125, South Fairfax St:
NTASON7S unrivalled Sugar, Soda, Water
YA and Pic Mic Crackers, for sale at factory
prices by IHOMAo rhh"A.
dec IL -.
SUMNER e eA 81! Ez5e STREET.
N ear Washington.)
MELLEN & CO., PRoPRIEToas
FRIED OYSTERS,
STEWED OYSTERS,
ROASTED OYSTERS,
FANCY ROAST,
STEAMED OYSTERS,
Kept hot, and furnished to private families
in any part of the city.
Poultry, Game and Meats Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. and served mp at the short
est notice.
The bar is stocked with the choicest brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars no oo-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
n O S K a T E r S


n o K a T E R S
We have just received Large Stock of La
dies and Gentlemen's SKATES, which are the
handsomest, the cheapest, and the most dura-
bic.
We would also call your attention to
NEW PATENT SKATE,
which requires no straps, making it easy and
comforta bic for the loot.
We have also a large stock Of Stoves, Seighs.
Hobby horses, and Children's Carriages.
Call and examine, our stock, which is the
largestin the city. na4a
3a No. 318, Pennsylvania avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
. dec 13-6t !. w ashineton city. ID G..
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SMALL
w DWELLING HOUSE, situated in
central part Of the city. For particulars enquire
at this office. de l3-eo3t
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Clothing, &c.
RE IF OV a L :.
A RNOLD & FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
-CI,OTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMEN SFURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 50, King St., to
to O'Neal & Dwelly aid removed 20 No: 50, we
porpose to offer fory your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
which we intend to sell at small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great Inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand Give US call and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
door to NJ illers China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD g FIELD.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
4 LISHMENT
Messrs. ONeil e DwellJ having purchased
the interest of Messrs. Arnold s. Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
SO KING STREET,
Where may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr. ONeil;s ability as a cutter iustiies them
in assuring their customers a stylish and well
fitting garment
They have also a fine assortment Of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
M5a~ Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at So King street, one door
east of Parkers Theatre. sep 2G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

ag~ MARTHA WASHINGTON" HAIR
RESTORER. The best thing for the hair in
the market Two articles combined in one.
perfect Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser. Sold
by all Druggists. The trade suppliedby HEN
RY COOK, No. 80. King ST., Alexandria, Va.
Warranted to do all we claim-or money re.
funded after using two bottles. Ladies try it,
nov 6-3m
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w. KEITH ARMIsTEAD. c. A. Moopp
4 RMISTEAD g. MOORE. 'NA'
N A Large Supply of
G. r 0 U n D P L A I S TER,
on hand and for sale.
Terms Cash. A liberal discount to trade.
oc 23-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

+ In the Virginia House of Delegates, on Mon
day, Mr. English, of Alexandria, introduced a
bill to amend the charter of the Fire Insurance
Company Of Alexandria Referred to the Com
mittee on Propositions and Grievances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

The Legislature of Virginia has decided to
take recess from the 2lst inst, to the 3rd of
January.
, 1865-02-19

TIM masked ball ut the Opera In Paris
which closed 1864 was marked by sprlghtly
little bit Of significant huflesque. At signal,
a procession Of thirty-eighi Individuals, IN
coats bralde with the Academy palms, were
fnrmcd In one of the corridors. They wore
masks that were faithful port1aits Of the thir-
ty Acadcmiciaps- They marched with stately
step and slow, and their fhces were grave, as
became learned Acadcmicians. An usher,
wearing silver chain, and mot1oning the
crowd 10 make way With IN ebony wand.
preceded the procession. Presently the thie-
weight formed themselves into circle, the
perpetual secrctary advanced, and the usher
drew an urn from bis pocket. This urn was
rassed round. The Acadcnnlcians we're elect
ing member to the vacant chair. The en-
tire thirty-eight gave their votes to Jules
Janin. The election brought to close, the
usher hooked band of white calico to his
wand. On this band in big black letters, the
fact was recorded that j. J. had been elected.
''We anticipate The justice Of the French
Academy" were the words upon the banner.
The thirty-eieht reformed In pairs, E7aTgly
desct nded the Opera staircase, bowed to tne
check-takers entered nineteen eoHpss LUZ u
were in waiting for them, and drove on
leaving no trace Of their identity oeonl"
them. =
, 1865-02-19
Special Rottrfs.


Formerly Of James Lock Hospital, Custoru dease
street, ew Orleans. La., established IN 1850, now per
ranenty located At IS Randolph street, tpe:'a ISL In
She t7easrrent Of old chroa,c, resenrisl, syrhA"e,
and III pztFnte disorders Of cen,seious vcas1eA'
character cusex them without mercury. lod'ae Pc
t.ssi, ssaenic or any polsou: but With me oso o.
Nfu.rdllseF, pos!u!e cure for that mnca 10 o'
ore.dsd poison. syph. IN Ill It's Terms. Spf''"a'e''
ghea, seminal tnro7uns7ry emissions, ofcugh' Oh ~
sefabuse se1rs1 c1ccs, &c .csu$sns loss OF
confusion, depression tupoteneE. and o"eoans' in'
s.n,ty. with other deplorabtc train ot ssfoa'e"s'
,re.,ed and .cadleay cured With
.,x,nx ,,mc md expense. All kinds OF diseases ol
+,- oont.., n, 5, 1uAl crxans aac Of pFse1s ofnre
xatical!J cured
NJ; jane. r1seeeea co.en ssars In New Orleans,
IN, ,ot TIC last three cars In CteaEo' aat recon-
.A4d ny The Pres, and Medical Faca II Of The South.
nat so.ac Ct the most em1aent PhTsi>isns In the
1n,,ed states For more particulars you referred
- book. which viii soon be Issued by Dr. James,
the Ilacrfal. <tc-
Dr. Ja,ues occ and rArars aIe 60 Ran dolph street.
<up s,tirt} Ten eepxtstc rooms All examinations
ro1ndfpua1 ONCE h cuts from 4. II. I'LL II.
kIa.tS.E1lt
, 1865-02-19
:Tor the @uD @iates.
Az 8@V9eVz7*
ITO! FOR TIE GOLD MINES
IL OF IDAHO.
E2UHTAMA AND IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line :!

TIE reg. last and light dsAught steamer DHEs
poxma9: RI nox being bai a P1ttspa.E. r: -.
si Leave t:hq1E t9f Fo,t Be1ton snt 1ntct mediate
On sAruKDAf. Ma CD +tn. or a. soon thereafter Is
ths river Is cpen to Omaha anu Council BuGa
Tie new, fast and light DR., rght steam BENTON.
Wn, howard. Master, Lewis A!ue, Clttk, will leave
:or Eoit Benton and intermediate points. 8ATUK-
DAY, March l1th.
1he new. fast and light d.nusht etesmer YELLOW
shove, SATURDAY, March 18th -.
The y.sy last and light draught steamer. FANNY
EGDEN, hcnas Towntend, C?mmhntet. Moses Hill
l!nrd, Clel X, will leave as above on SATURDAY,
6teemer nRER LODaH will rerain between Forts
Union and Benton NATL the esreo or MI the boats o1
nls lne - delivered at Fcrt Benton
o this a1Iangement shippers nsre great advantage
stt;s destination We are olso prepared to furnish
a1e Will size ihFancn 3, ltadng toflyeE CITY: Last
.hsnce, FIcEly Pehr peeI Lodge, Virginia City and
Bannock City and Calatiu. For freight OF passage
arply TO JOHN G. CoPELlN. southtast rorntr Main
and UlEc etgects: JUS. MCHNTlkS. northeast clrntr
Pine ana unercla,; n JOHN RE CO.. Con-
vent street, between Second and Third. Or
J, T., Wl~ERR.
Nos Sc and s. South ste.s. corner Of state street.
Ihlcaeo AEtLt. fe2 2h4s.2ln Is