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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINES OF
L HOllnes county will hold meetings for the
examination Of teachers Of ofcom1non schools as
IN the town Of Millersburg, on the 9th day Of
Mhrch; IN the town Of Weinsberg on the lst
Day Of AEril; In the town VI Nashville, on the
sth; in Millersburs on the 22d Of April and 6th
Of May, lNtj. Each male APPLICANT Is required
Dy the new school law to pay 80 cents, and each
Applicants not known to the Board Will be
required to present certificates Of character.
ROBERT JUSTICE, Cerk.
.f1- The above statement shows the times and
places AZ winch Examinations Of Teachers viii
nT iitIu LOT tHe summer SCHOOLS.
We wish to say to Teachers that the Eyarnin-
alpilS WIN Ie heIi al the times specified and at
no other. Examinations Will commence pre-
ciSely al 10 q clock each day and no applicant
VIII be admitted for examination after that
In addition to the common branches appli-
cants VIII be examined as to their method Of
teaching and capacity for governing and mana.
do well TO prepare themselves In OrthOgraUhv
as no certificate viii he granted TO any person
who Is not thoroughly acquainted with thi, very
important branch Of education.
Teachers had better prepare, not only in Or
typography, but in all the common branches. fol
we deem II eNpedient to raise the standard as t,
qualifications Much complaint has been mad,
and fault found with the Examiners for grant.
Ing certificates 10 Incompetent Teachers, which
has been the case In a few instances at the ear
nest request Of school directors who complained
OF scarcity Of Teachers. Hereafter no certifi-
cate VIII be granted except upon thorough ex-
Many Teachers have been in the habit of
teaching for some length of time before appIy-
ing Tor q certificate, expcctingthe FXamiu,rs 10
ahte-'ate their certificates. This Will not be
doue IN any case hereafter and 1t Directors
employ Teachers who have no certificate thev
do so at the risk OF paying them for their scrvi-
oes out Of their own pockets.
ROBERT JUSTICE.
JAS. /. RICHESON,
Board Of School Examiners
March 81, lSGj-ws
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
ExrEnMINArIoNs. The abolition OK

ExrERNISATIoNs. The abolition cx-
trcmists nro blatant for the determination
Of the Southern people, and large majority
Of them would gladly see war Of cxtermi
nation waged against the Democrats Of the
North. In localities where Democrats are
in a minority, they have TO submit to all
kinds of abuse, and are frequently maltreatcd
for their political opinions A great number
have recently been beaten, imprisoned and
killed for no other offence than speaking Of
the assassination of Mr.. LINCOLN different
ly from what abolitionists would have
them do.
AT Indianapolis, Indiana, five men sus-
pcctcd of being "rcbel sympathisers" and
supposed to be pleased with the death Of
the President, were seized by a mob and
hung. A man was shot dead in Toledo for
merely saying that LINCOLN had caused the
death of as good men as himself. Several
were beaten almost to death in Cleveland
for like Offences and these are not tithe Of
the outrages perpetrated, nor has the least
attempt been made to bring to punishment
any Of those engaged.
There is hardly day that threats do not
come down the railroad against the people
ofthis county from the abolition outlaws of
the Western Reserve and there are people
in this town who are constantly urging them
on to commit outrages and murder upon
our citizens. We know of many instances
which we do not at present think proper to
publish.
Holmes is perhaps the only county ia
I tOhio where for the last four years no Dem
ocrat has been seriously matreated for
opinion sake. Yet it is well known that
many threats and some attempts have been
made. Our people have been blessed with
personal security, and their property has
been saved from mob violence and thieves
by leading Democrats, in this place, and
throughout the county, boldly demanding
our rights at the commencement of abolition
rule and firmly maintaining them during the
last four years Whenever our leading
Democrats cease to do this the masses NAV
expect to be subjected to all manner of out
rage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
ATTEND TO Ir.-The Court of Common

ATTEND TO IT.-The Court of Common
Pleas will ba in session on the l7th inst
There are some people who are thoroughly
posted in all the dirty tricks candidates have
been guilty of and they should make it a
point to go before the Grand Juryand have
them indicted. The people will then be-
lieve their stories Otherwise they will be
suspected Of lying for electioneering purpo-
scs. There are certain abolitionists making
themselves very busy in the family affairs Of
the Democracy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

The TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE Tho dc
struction Of the steamboat Sultana, which
resulted in the death of nearly 800 persons
is one of the most terrible affairs that ever
occurred in this country. 1t is hardly en-
titled to the name of accident, it might not
Improperly be denominated murder. The
SaltanG is about twenty years old-the
usual age of a fast boat is ten to twelve years.
She was fine boat and celebrated for speed
and beauty fifteen years ago. She was cap
able of accommodating about 1000 pas
sengers,
She being boat worn out several years
ago, we submit that it was criminal to load
her down with double the number of passen-
gers sho could in her best days safely accom-
odate,
1t is feared that number of soldiers of
the l02d Regiment, from this vicinity, are
lost,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

A VOw.-HENRY HEYNEMAN, who, at
the commencement of the rebellion, made a
VOW that when our armies captured Rich
mondhc would walk the whole distance from
Boston to Washington, and carry an Ameri-
can flag, will start on his lengthy pedestrian
tour on Monday next, at s O'Clock A. NJ
from the steps of the state-house. a beau
tiful silk flag has been presented to him by
Mayor LINCOLN in behalf of the city.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

BULLS AND BEARs.-The very singular
epithets of ''Bears" and "Buls' we're first
applied to spectators in stocks on the Lon
don Exchange about 1884. When two par.
ties contract, the one to deliver, and the
other to take stock on future day at a
specified price, it is the interest of the de-
lvering party in the intervening period to
depress stocks, and of the receiving party
to raise them. The former is styled a
"bear," in allusion to the habit of that ami
NAL to pull things down with his paws; and
the latter "bull, from the custom of that
beast to throw an object up with his horns.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

On Thurday, the 2jth day of NAV. 1866, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises herein
described situate in Rlchland township Holmes
county, Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder.
the following real estate, as the property of john
Workman deceased. to-wit: Being a part of
the southeast quarter OF section number twelve
township number eight, of range nine, and con-
taned within the following bounds tO-wit =
Beginning at the northwest corner of said
quarter and running south along the west line
of said quarter eighty percheS tn post: thence
east eighty percheS to u post: thence north
eighty pcrcheS to post on the north line Of
said quarter; thence west along said line eighty
perches to the place Df beginning. containing
forty acres Of land. said premises TO be sold
free OF dover.
Terms Of Sale:-One-third in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years from
the day OF sale, with interest: the deferred pay
premises sold.
Appraised at :
WILLIAM S. BARNES,
Admr. OF John Workman, deceased.
April o.. 1867
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

PosTPoNED.-Th President having is
sued a proclamation setting apart Thursday
the 25th day of May as a day ofhumiliation
and prayer, has, in consequence of that being
a day on which the ascension of the Savior
is celebrated with rejoicing by a large num-
ber of christians, issued another proclama-
nation postponing the services until the
first day of June.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
"What could | more ?

warned thee, admonished thee, foretolt
The danger and the lurking enemy
That lay in wait beyond this had been force
And force upon free will hath here no place.
But all who are afflicted with Catarrh il
any form can obtain pleasant and speedy
cure by the use of DR.. d. II. Seeley's Liq-
uid Catarrh Remedy, ere Consumption has
fixed its fatal grasp.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Something 10 Remember.

ny decision of the Commissioners of Internal
- Revenue, the presentation ola Will for pror
bate, application for the appointment of admin
istrators and guardians, do not require stamps,
The probate of Wills, letters of administration,
and bonds of execution, administrators, guar
dians and trustees, are subject to stamp duty, as
Is also the appraisal qf or Inventory OF the es-
tate, being an appraisal Of value, Hut all q her
proceedings, such as petitions, orders, notices,
certificates and affidavisused in the scttlencp.
Of the estate are exempt. -
JAMES \. ESTIII.
nos ProbHc Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

NEW CoIN.-The United States Mint has
commenced the coinage of the recently au-
thorized Three Cent piece. 1t is about the
size of an English sixpcnce, the color Of
lead, and much of that dull appearance. 1t
is mixture of copper and nickel, and we
should think will soon tarnsh. tits. how
ever, great Improvement on the three cent
paper noto.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

WHATS UP-The Company boring on
Mr. Lines farm, after sinking the well
some 400 feet, have suspended operations
and are making vigorous efforts for more
leases. They have another engine at the
depot. Have they found oil
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Agar,
Withdrawal Of MIR. Carpenter

EDITOR OF FARMER Il find i'm last
week IS paper my name announced as can
didate for Representative in the Ohio Leg
islature.. am thankful for the Partially
of friends who have thus brought me before
the public, but | must respectfully decline
the use of my name in such connection.
You will therefore please withdraw it from
the list. EDWARD CARPENTER.
Nav .. 1868.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

On tie 5M day Of -Hau, i. D. 1865.
. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and o.
clock 7. NJ. Of said day upon the premises the
following described real estate, Situate in tho
county Of HUlme, and state OF Ohio, to-wit =
Bclhg fractional lot thirty four, of quarter
] to"nshlp one, township nine, OF range eight OF
I tue tract Oi land set apart for satisfying war.
rants fQr military services. containing fifty
acres. Also a part Of lot seven, section one
township nine, OF range eight, containing nine
ana nfttcl hundredths of an acre. Also a part
pi lot six Of section one, township nine in range
treaths of an acre. Also part OF seven sec
ton, township and range aforesaid containing
SIX ana twenty four hundredths of an acre; ex-
cept Two acres ana six hundredths of an acre
So4d on TO Jane LOckhart heretofore. Also lot
uulnber clEht, IN the nrst quarter OF the ninth
township, in the eighth range, of the tract APP
pTppFLaied Tor - ti>iylng warrants Tor military
services, con tanning one hundred acres. moro
or less except q corner on the nOrth-we cor
ner of said lot lying north of the road supposed
>nider. And also the east half of lot number
nine, in the first quaster uf the ninth township
IN the eighth range, Of the tract appOrt ioned for
satisfying warrants for military services, CON
tanning hIty acres, more or less. All Of the
abpYc described tracts OF land are subject to the
lncumhrance Of the support OF Jane Lock hart
Sr., widow OF Alexander LOckhart deed given
10 her therein by his last will ana testament for
support and maintenance during her natural
lie, except the first above described tract OF
land, containing fifty acres.
Appraised at Sll62J on.
Terms OF Sa!c;-One-thirds cash in hand one
thIrd in one year, and one-third in two wears
nom the day ofSale, with interest; the payments
to De secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
Administrator ofthe estate OF Albert L1ck
hart, deceased.
April 6, lS65--pfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

A MARRIAGE.-Th Maine papers record
the marriage in Sweden, in that State, of a
lad, aged sixteen years, to a widow lady. Of
Lowell, aged thirty eight. She is the owner
of farm, and has "taken the boy home"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

SWIMMING. 1t is too carly in the season
to swim. No one should attempt it unless
forced to by being accidentally, mischievous-
~ or maliciously thrown into the water, and
then only to swim for shore
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

BoRING. The Holmes County Oil and
Mineral Company is about ready to COM
mence boring. The first well will be sunk
on Mr.. JOSEPH UnLs farm four miles
south of town.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

LOST. The secretary's book of Killbuck
Fire Company has been lost Any person
finding the same will please leave it at this
o{S,no
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

When you visit Akron do not fail to call
at the Wholesale Drug Store Of Geo. Wei.
mer the retail department is worth seeing.
1t is the finest Drug Store in Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

GEo. WIENER is connected with the Pc
troleum Refinery Of John t. Good & Co.,
at Akron. Benzone and Lubricating Oil by
tho barrel or car load. Send your orders to
the store of Geo, Weimer & Co, in Akron.
They sell the best oil in Northern Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

Ray" Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, Brushes,
Soaps Perfumery and Yankee Notions, at
wholesale, at Geo. Weimer & Co.'S Store, in
Akron, Call and see them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

UNFoRTUNATE. Sheriff NELSON had a
very valuable mare die from cholic q few
days ago.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

Pure Wines and Liquors at wholesale at
Geo. Weimor IL Co., Akron, Ohio
sst~ Orders promptly filled,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Attachment Notice.

against J. p of Hardy tn,
JOHN 6. STEWART, deft.J Holmes county o,
nN the 18th day OF April. A. D. 1865, said JUS
~ ticc issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of thirty-fve dollars
and nifty cents, -
April -, ls65-wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

Paine, the Seward assassin, Is hrolhc
Of the St. Aibans raider.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
To all Whom 1t may Concern.

All persons knowing themselves to be indeht-
cd to the firm Of Mcdowell & Patterson, by Note
or Book account. will please cdu Immediately
ana settle up the same, as We will not wait lon
ger than the 18th of May. After that time Your
accounts will be left in the proper hands fof col.
lection. : word 10 the wise is sufficient
April y, 1865.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

There has been serious revolutionary dis
turbanccs in Madrid, Spain,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Adm Sale of Real
Estate.
~ the "a day n .Kau. 4. y. l86s.

IN pursuance OF an order the Probate Court
4 OF Holmes county and State Of Ohio l Will
offer for sale at public auction,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

WHOLE CAPITAL To BE EMPLOYED IN
BORING FOR OIL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

ADAM DEETs. of Mechanic township,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

VOORHEES, & REED, Atty's for Petitioner
April 25, 1Si5-w7pfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
IS NOW RECEIVING

from the eastern cities at greatly reduced prices
My stock is full and complete consisting o
everything usually kept In a first class clothinl
establishment. The stock of
, 1865-03-13

M ANUFACTURERS NATION
'A'-A AL DAEE OF CRICAAu.
TRRAEftt 1EHA HTkIENc1t

ors!oE or CokrttoLLyE or 1Us CuEE1xCI,}
Nherr., =, WARRINGTON. Jan.Ar3 lstl, lsl5.
pndct1lrr. ~ sAnst1ctofy -vhencf Presented to the
Manoiaetarat;r. h. been 4sae . app that ms
cir q Ch,cseo ia .hs = Bank s ccaso tug
eiHeSl: ~ il Is s3aeI 10 sccots
neeee t of ,e ri,.as TSs,ss ,ecnrsa g.
the cFcu,Ation nd s.-. ronds ~ Il provide to.
q s:t q
uenctnE the buatuesa Of h. g.. 9Th be.as caau
.hs eseS de elssE Eff e.ss Of
turess h.nanal 1ank oi chicaso iu n. hAe q, .
c2en In the Guilty Of .:o' Z aae sss.1 IttJ EhI
authorized 10 CnnnF1ca thr hus,nsss ~ 70 II. "a
der the 8et aforesaid . o"a2anF N1-
In tetftuonY whereof. ~1tness ny ham -.
efice thif 18th day vi JxDuar., 1869 AN zeal ol
tuoExxEMrH1 6Et1l- DGA hacCUI1dn-p
iAA-s54loh Comptroller OF the Cu1roicv
, 1865-03-13
DIR. James,

Formerly Of Ja:nes' Lock Hospital. Custom House
treet New Orleans. L., established In 1885, now per
anently located At IS Randolph street. specialist IN
he treatment OF old chronic, mercu1ta!, sypanitic.
md u lpri7ate disorders OF contagious veneEea1
.tas,ctez: cures them without mercury iod1da po-
.sssl, arsenic. any rotsoa; but with ths 7ss Of
1e=:Ta1tser, I po.tt1Te cure for thst much 70 b
dreaded poi4on. Syphilis in all its ioFuas, Speaor'
raa9 seminal tnross:eFy esntssto"s, brought On sS
sefancse. sexual excess DC ,eaustng losa memory
confusion, depression inpotency, and otteuemes in'
tanty, with other dep1orable train OF symptoms,
treated sut readiealy cured with an ethod.
saSfnx time aud expense, All kinds Of diseases oi
hs sealfa1 Or 'exr4i crssrs aud OF 2rtss ssa.uri
radically cured.
Dr.. James pracs1ced nttean years IN New Orleans
Ind for the last ths years in Ccago aod recon
mcnded BY the Press and Medical Faculty Of 8outh
snd some Of the nost eminent PhTslci.ns IN the
United States. For parcu1ars you ara referred
20 book, which VII soon be Issued By d.. James, On
.he Fs7seSeal, etc.
IT, Jkuea once aud par1ars s6 Randolph street,
tupstalss.) Ten separate room1- AL combinations
:c1ndentls1 Office hcuzs from . a. u. till Bpm.
rnchSm56I lit
, 1865-03-13
31ublie Sale.
pUBLIC SALE-Whereas. n

| eOA<Ao k1-4IA-fF " uElEAS Q1
Central 81 1.aei sehoReased tes
snH d,yessd 70 ls+ac Seymour. late Of the city and
mor.gsEe. beaEnE date the day and year at5res.Iti
r y , n n sa
ralEsy Of the said Amc,.cau Cenual Raj say con.
y II + = IS 4 r.
e ss sa:tefn 81; stag e
nd al IL
sfs9 oF re Of tshs oi way ior a< Q,
r1opris'ed or wcieh shuu;G th-reaisr hs ana ap,
~ spptopf.ated to1 deaote. eEginc-hous csf
and a,o. III and singular. tie Taneessss, r,2hts an
aso al tss fass eE1oges wars piers, depos eaffne
e1setohs; .gpetstiue'u,es a1tu1ts, pr.;asss itsn
enist5 sas aishts and sll tue lands 1eneaent. he
ttd yhere.o.ver and wtasoever Of ,si,t ralwsy md
Nllch shou!d thereafter b ovned by ii anu IS ali
freight aud s Chez ess s'eaxs ts ca
chlnslE, md auirIenis ior salt faiiTsy frn
SSsfa as e e sa'1 as.;sE; asssE
og ss1a pestsiong 70 the running or
ana ar.sn..E.s derived be oelive, I'D or rs
e hare Ana . sod the ssue to Sid ~ iaour. hi,
Or Successors, aad bis tner ass,sns ia
10 ssIs ttes noaca tbsieia descfi6sd. aeee'a a.
mnach 9aia co Ess 20 executeut IN ccrsdf rstioa
q tae ,sssha sn par + sn or ne purpose sean
s4sa q IL aeea: Rn npd p to Nm dwell or Sea.es.
81 .na aser lac Il day of j iansa & s.ib lqss 1ss
,he b.nk, ss anna lily, Is pFnYd =, -, sf
mo.tgs ana which sald ma senabsred IN e. ea,a
botS ;nc,1er em cIe to three hoUEand and
a. = sns .ala deed sae
thss+ of may b ls;uea and put In tifcnisloa aaa
sssa ae5fsa n ss'a T9wsg infs provided ii sa
e,;ser Or tae aer .he becomes aas, that tse u
SEES, SSos, g. re- h9asfs q III
sra aitei public nptce being oy a<7e.tsxal;
II zee q as sss e IA:
ke% e e. t. ss q pas
sqatJP e
oithe said American ensraI R4llway ~ In Ala ~
9is aso ay p9oeasd 9oeias Ia s.a deed
esse o. ne deata q actg Or trensti Of ths
ihoula ss;d iii . aopoise. poIe' nH
.nis l ana the said railway has filled 10 appoins
And whereas. eso. aaid railway did Issue aad po.tn
T. T. f. j. i: Il Il i j. T. !; 4 &, 3 4
Ia Il * e S saa q @ fqE o11 oas dollars
= 3 TaoEpson: Wtll.sm J. Turner. Wells Wlilia Levi
,olders h.vtnE Tie 1lth day Of jausary, T. b. 15s
'ppolated. under thesF hants In wr.i1E. q under
And whezsas. also. tho ssta railway ha. failed tof
n nc ssid bonds held aforessid aad aenoessd
om s9s e q
b reason q sa.h ottsuls ihe hols ~
nd DAYS hlH, nre are skt}l due and parable.
, 1865-03-13
Special RDttrfs1 ]
Caution.

l. the undersigned, nm the owner OF Letters Patent
Of, this Unitel States, originally granted as ear1y
a. early 1851, which SECURE to me the exclusive
right Of making, selling and using-
F1Rsr-Coars, C1Cs &c. nsads entirely ef paper IN
Imitation qf starchei linen.
EkcoSn- Collars, Guys, dc. IN ,shich paper cos's-
biAed 1eiGa muslin Is used.
all persons who make, sell or wear the aoogo mon-
tened articles without right obtained from ZIG in
fringe either one or both OF said patents, and render
themselves liable to me for damages.
The only parties to whom ha7s granted license to
msnufacture the s5ovo articles are tha lockwood
Manufacturing Company, Of :53. 81 md ID South
Third street, Philadelphia. aud their goods ara duly
and distinctly stamped with the dates Of the patent
WILLIAM E. LOCKWOOD,
pl11s les 1tis Sole Assignee.
, 1865-03-13
.Fgr the GnIl #ine6,
ITO! FOR TIE GOLD MINES
i
MONTANA AND IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line +!

1, The neg, i.ss and Light d.Nush: steamer DkKR
hoD9E. thomas II: Lea. toEmAnres, u'nry A.
BoH%a9; T. A 81 1os being oul e p1t,sours z. AZ
Ein ssvs F!ttsnq:g tcr Fort Det ton ans ,nr7ealas
pc15ts "a 9AIGRDa +. aoraaty iSth. Acd 5t. Louis
On SATURDAY Ma ch lkh. OF IS soco thereafter II
the river Is open to Omaha snc cInnc,i Blors
81, The new. fsst and light d1:nsht steamer BENToN,
Wm, howard. Muster. Lewis 1ins, clerR, 7tl4 Ieave
!os Fort Benton and loteeret1a.e points, hATUEr
DAY. March t1th.
7he new, fast and light dreaEht steamer YELLOW
above. SATURDAY. MAtth 1xth
TIE vfIY tast md light dr~uKht steag NOR FANNY
uGDSN, 1h1nns Townsend, Cennmaadcr, Mo.es EII-
nafd, Clerk. Will ltAye q sbrye On SATURDAY.
Steamer DEER LQE1E Will Esssai1 between Fc.ss
union snd Beutor u-t the c..7o of ali tic ooatS q
hfslinv II delivered a Fcts Benton
by tnis Arrangement snlpyss hAFr great ADJ act4xt
and N aaeuFaAcs th.t their freight will bA dellvereN
III nt y qs.s,uat,oa Ws .re aso 3s1td rn4a
anc viii give through 81 Il Ladog to silver lty Is1t
Gnsnee, P1lesx Pesr, Deel Lodge. virganla City aud
bannocx CITY and aa!'aG. Fer tefg4t or pasrsEo
apply 70 JOHN &. CoPkLiN- southeast roIner afsia
snd oltTe streets: JUS NcsNTIkR. no1theat c4Tnsr
rne aad CoDmstcai; u JOHN ~ E CO, Cog
sehs sNcet, oft#ee0 second aud Third. CT
J. c. WttKRR
ASs So nd s. South Water s corner O: fae street,
E!C@ 70 AReEt. fe4 f1!-XU b
, 1865-03-13

Ernst Charles
Ebert Christ
EpM Oh d co
ElErlm Peter
Emmary & co
Emerson A c
Ellsworth N
Elmers Andrew
Erskfne Albert
Eames o E
Ebert Albert E
EdmaoAQq Geo