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, 1866-03-12

Opening OF HavlgatfOn-Depart of
tile Elr-t Hoats - ProHpectx or the
Tr1oc-The nlunahu1 nIlsaex,

Trade-Tise n1nlltnna Mines,
From the Missouri Democrat. 3d.
4 large leet Of boats Is ALREADY adrertiscd
for the head waters Of the Missouri river. The
long VOYAGE started yesterday. Others will
follow, Ut Intervals o7 two and tAroe days,
until the close Of May, when some thirty
or forty steamers will be f1oating on that
turbulent stream from its mouth to the fel.
low Stone. In no other part Of the world
to distance and the variety Of natural OBJ
3ects. It Is equal almost In extent to q Eu-
ropcau trip, with an uninhabited region for
Two thousand miicz, Of plain5, hills and
mountains, on either hand, over which the
eye may wander. md the Imagination spec
ulate In regard 10 future Influences and desti-
nIee, We hare mans citizens in our midst
who remember whcn the trade with tile Wild
tribes iu that region and the trapping opera
lions OF our people were carried on e1-
cluEive1y through the medium OF the keel
boat A river voyage to the mountains then
was lAborious undertaking and occupied
no little time About thirty five years ago the
Fur Company placed one or two steamers on
the river Tor the purpose Of transporting the
necessary goods and provisions reqnlred by the
trading posts, and frcighting back the tuss md
peltries taken from the streams and obtained
IRON the Indians, when the kcef-boat entiro|y
disappeared. No addition was necessary TO the
line OF steamers until the discovery OF gold :;
and from that time until the present the 1eet
LAS swelled steadily In numbers. until the
trade promises to become at IN early day one
of the greatest importance. Lake Montana
pa1ers-to which we have already advertel-
sive accounts OF recent discoveries Of rich
gold gulches near Fort Benton, Immediately
IN or near tue river. The mines heretofore
discovered are to greater or less distance
sjtuated in the interior, and require heavy
and expensive wagon transportation to be
reached, & difficulty which repcl5 large NUN
bels OF parsons who otherwise would venture
IN the business. Recent discoveries remove
these Lindrauces, and boats can now land the
necessary machinery and outfits at the desired
spot. There ia nothing in the way, therefore,
ot the formation Of large settlements, md
these 1nay confidently be looked for in tho
cnnrse nf t,Iu nr three seas1ls.
, 1866-03-12

A new group by Ball, the sculptor, repre-
seuts Lincoln emancipating the s'aycs. The
idea Is beautiful, and It Is finely carried out.
Lincoln Is standing with one hand on the
American shield, with the stars aud stripes.
and the other stretched out over negro
kncsliue before him, ia q half:rising position,
his handcnts broken, the libetty-cap upon
lis head. and IN unnlstalsable expression Of
Ioy and hopeful anticipation In his upturncd
;acc. Lineoln's hotnety features arc t1ue to
life, but refined and idealized BY the subllme
beniignity with which lie looks down upon the
poor ontcast at bis feet, whom he has made
in equal before n1en, as well as before God.
Linco1n's whole figure IS excellent, thosengh.
of thc man, and yet clothed with ali tie dig
nity whlch his character and his york hare
given him. Behind him is tha broken whip
pinr most, beneath him lie the fragments OF
tie whip, both things that we're. It Is 4
btautitui' group, and one that should be
known far and wide in America indeed, It
strikes me that no more fitting subject could
b. found Tor Liucoln's monument than this
embodiment OF the chuse for which he died.
, 1866-03-12

:. list OF recent successful whaling voyugts Of
Edgartown ships. Ship Companion, On her
last completed voyage, under command Of
Captain Thomas C.: Worth, paid to the owners
two huudrea per cent prohf ship Mary, now
in port, on her last voyage, under command Of
Captain Thomas Morrison, paid to her owncEs
Europe, expected to arrive Ia April under
command of Capt. ain shipley ". Crosby, at
present prices Of oil and wha1ebone, viii havo
paid TWO hundred per cent. profit; and ship
Vineyard, expected TO aH1yc IN August next,
urdcr command OF Captain Caswell, will pay
at present prices OF less than one hundred and
flfiy per cent. profit
, 1866-03-12

LASps N Cr1EH GEORGIA arc rising IN val
Ee. The Atlanta 1nftt1ige"ecr OF the 18th says
Seven hundred acres Of land near Rome, tNo
hlsndfed oe1ns pottom iahn, soIu lot slU.uJo
anothcr farm near Rome, oi three hundred and
twenty acres, sixty bottom, Mt =, 100; mud an
otlcT, ono hundred and sixty acres, upland, ai
$t,ND; one near Van vert, P0lk, county, loni
hundred and eighty acres. upland, at I'll, 900
anothcr OF hSe hundrcd and twenty acres, to
Massacauset.s man, 1or e4,om. II = sa'd sha'
eo!onies '.oiA Sc" iofk anu fen'issi'an1a alt
eAgetleu soou'
~, tt.M ix ~okks.-Lne Menlleats 1.oa hoees
Inc 4oAo"me eueet q VIC iIesAents s.veto. u
sn3s. q cupitanst ilota .ne Sostn, Nho was
N tne cry last week maaslng atI9aagements 70,
,,,s 'n!ps y, sonS =" tf LIZ hno4saaa ,s.is
9a,.! ~ sos'uu Pitus ~, -. .pts VII
~ taa' ~ - st@a1n IT, " 1,eM aoao,'a;r, ~,
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~ oS3h +niis annctiznas,r - -" 5nr.' ~ ~
s;'c1i ro,d mi ,nrs rn7t ,rpes are airaadv re ~
MI 1,1ossnrn mi }ha mnanotfas Ga;IV "at;;rn ~
1,r;t+iter in thefr GnIfaae.
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nssisslfEt sial5 Ain.-1ng .aaIsslss!RP sa
~; T. Iss5 ~ dan ~, 8 ~
Nv. ~ etasu vonus ~ tne 'e, ~ Lne eu'yo.
9estHute WING "omen aI4 callalcn 10 5nal
sta.e; ~ y. ~ MksgE s,s!,9 L!as q tho otn
says wy. ~. rntsoo VIZ slolu5 Y Hoft4 % ne'
Sotsass tssesE nsaas' wv es1sss IVY Esissa ~
.ure aH1llorlzeu @ 70 pg lssieu, 70 paY pack IN,
1 1sres. w. ~ .ne u,d ~. noat ueut, ~ pay tne
eaefat land ID anu 'of otner purposes
kHEI4NT-A
Dy mistake OF delivery clerk, the wrong
ship received two hundred and twenty five
bales Of cotton, ut the Ne" Orleans levee, on
the lst, and put 10 sea before discovery
, 1866-03-12

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~ MR. ,,-ant, e p.o.on aa1 - - = use
trs+ ~. @tHuss r lot 0H1s ana aiEnMays - tnEat
t-snsncs+ ~ csdI1ueat hnoola rave toe IiSat .e
T. hs1 ~ ~ &a1ss tas ano Ate en"ash "hate's M e =
T. 1sh uhe1 ~ lhat qaertion TO esy the @ast o.
- ahaa. III MA commenced. was IN open one,
Tho -t, "a.tu tat5e was ulue1ence o. up4u!ou.
.rS ~ AsGsGa YRS hn1m1ttcd TO me tnen President
s,n1 y 49, Saoa1t & X received cAfe!n consiat!a.
nme, Lun nsa1 9ao bS 01y o. ee5aenent oi tne
ihe1a 11oa1 Wnle5 eyeTy 2he VII consae. t6ss
= ~. tsastna15 pe uaaslEnGe vi optn!on.
1nh4t. 1uotps!nou Nas m4oe 70 pas eefaln ptopo:uo
~ ~ .nat snao sna 70 esaaet eet!ah proportion:
- tnI lHoHo.luon came rpm tne Gose1nnen! nrss
-, ti tsoao, oeuE as4oc " nc ssc1cdnfy 2! a
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amoau, nT tIeirht % wi.iea vas " ctsrcd b5 the Gov.
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th,s ds,n,nd HI. . Ioci - whirh in,srtnc Is Weii
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, 1866-03-12
From thu Can1da OlldoIu.

Two new astrikes" arc cnotcd. Mt. Crock
er. on lot 10 In the second concession Of En-
niskillen, had commenced. pumping, and With
a small engine was bringing forth about % q
Iarrels per day. Another well, short dis.
tancc from The Taylor well, on the same iot,
lad also commenced pumping, md p fire
hours poured forth 50 barrels. The Bishop
veil. which had been inactire for some wceks
undergoing rcpairs, and waiting for new
pump. started again On Thursday, and wa:
Eccptng up lie reputation earned when first
etrnck. ii is pumping about 90 barrels per
tlay. On the O'Graay tract the Chicago com.
pany have opened ! fine rein, sufficient to
Warrant pumping. ENCOURAGING news Is re-
ported from lot u In the second concession
Ing vein At the depth Of 5oO feet. We learn by
telegraph that Mr. Cllsholsu's well, the Cub.
commenced pumping on Tuesday at The rate
Of u bAErel1 pcr day.
, 1866-03-12
FROM EUROPE.

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neW Wtaoahet-Lonoon 1anae* on 1sasa-
croft-11int OF MaF Between Austria
Rutl Prussia, sEc,
:, Nl% fohk; Maren limo Cits of Dotinn.
from Liverpool s8th af., Queenstown Isl inss.. ar.
rived thts afrcrnoon.
ihc Lohoon tdae3, atfes c1pat!atn1 On The
Mspt or nnanlmi'y II ne Russell Cabinet, says it
"a not surprised the EumoF thai Russell asks the
Nj ~ ~ .S..e.e a.1 " ~ uu. tus dtsfe ~
- =: f1e1 isr, srrnns". 1a,r Tihf Gss4
net hi be formed, md suTresss The Duke Or Som.
eastis ~ .ns Rosse neao. no osnef Journal rays
"uT,, 1.a fSs. ~ tac .ns s4se.. t;s'
r.r..s N'so 1oehea "As a'scu"sto III 'ae Aoate q
AG.ue; .x.. j..
- ~ S.as Ga'e no'tsT ,.st aat hs Muua taose an
,sctS o". 'of LUG i"l' eoasioe3auoa ot 1ne tno'
1e6.. 1s,, ,..;t. .,.,o,,,
Ihe ;, London 5to'ss bitterly denonnces thc, Ind
'"sTs ~ ~ eaa;e1nr oaneIo1ts y GsaIoa, ~
1ne eona1aon o. Iae senian aH71fs q une4. .ngcn
"a @ ~ "a anu
attns sao an.auul1v9 III NIT !ls4aendy seized
2N .n9s. lnlpp:, heepSl o. t9e fuIy f1sse anu
sas sesrsiasy 70 tas Jneep; IL deAa. M
fAais.-lnc ,1 .usn2raG N2toMaz'qu+ taJs fhe
nNSun a uas1a Hs!aatA 20 AsAeo - ne!e tta:t-
ns pgn. loE nesetaans !oi tne Q! ns
TICpCQ MpGps. ! ne 1Epptt tu0t I'VE tuousan1 MIL
, 1866-03-12

The Eentan Scurc fn CAnRda-Troorz
Sent 10 Windsor and dSaudwicl1-Acc1-
DENLY Shot lfimaclf-Detroit Post.
tSpecIhl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunel,,
DETROIT, March IL.
On Saturday, eight companies Of Canadian volun
scezs arrived at Windsor, by The urcat Western
Hallway, three of which remained there and The
other tNo werc sent On 10 Sandwich. Some little
apprehension ls felt thu, Fenlan raid will be made
on one Of the above places on tee night Of the
lib. though 1t u by no means general
Mr. Andrew NorthTup, one Of the pioneers al
this cnnnty. aged about elrhty years, accIleu,aly
ehot hinsselton Saturday. liz was ionnd dead nea.
l1a residence In Mvt ma, BY somp nci,hbor4.
Detroit dai1y Fost vii. be Issued on Monday. Asrch
, 1866-03-12

terest on each Of raid enns o! 1900 from the tim
Complainant M psays ~ - III ne dsfsadsat M NV 6e de-
se @ and nd nseres I'd ID ,hs iaf pl nav
e6isi lie sane M Ieiief the @ sae rsnas. % M shoult
Tie defendant Iii 10 paY hIs inefe.t money whes
Ji4Iqe -Cooper ~. Eo!e aios Euptt Answrr o
| galEIshee died. md iudrment u1son same IN eayo,
| 6f defeudsnt aTafnsf Xnnfoe a. SHERMAN i Shsr
| man UsH ar1d n j. Po1E Cor 81aa IS: Iunvrrni
arsiust Johp Cjnr,ph and Henry d T.4ttnvhe.t n,
n. ~. 49,
Everett r. I1a1,. Verdict of rn,1tr. ars 1ama,,
assessed ut f375. Motion by defendant ;or new
u, Campbell 50. H.l1 ct a. Notion BY defendant
A'1M Rsna ss =. " roi,nd mi. mn desn,nt r., .ho
c,rsc iv W4tnfsdav u,nrntnsr raest ,r5y aditin1,a
BOND Should not be- aiei. Judgment opeaeG q
G.ns ct d. y. iriehart. Time to plead extended
" m,ih MI y: Mer nert MI In eb.nee1 By .t1no
nqs. issses Il a7ef q eonpis'as%et.. = .- -'pa a,t,
attmhsed ~ eomnianant,s On n eosi. M " sAa4s's. -"
-" Iinfnn rs ~ fiI Mnfia, for f new .,;, conttnusd
wss Ct a. ~ MsE e. a. Dismissal get Aside
,nh fey rs ceo st,te seaer for ne" trial oressuled
piESi1 FSfss r. ~ ApttSen, su6,ed to coas
f'nuiM*s lssues ioI pIa!n!lu. uana.es assesso
at S o finding ,Es5neepstM1nsh M Sy
rs
o' p:zs.lpr psaseptons:: 10 s:n..,.,.,- .,,.,.-
I I1As1 81 r. LnauMaeA. Moaon luz ne" 0la over
'fuE:sa, Es, ana jnna n NJ On Fefdlrt.
-; SsoM g. Sac3iaan, ~. = a. Aouon tor new
~, m1toasa"a os ooto paflesr aaa ludmehs on
'I19e r.. c,, y, ,nn.a f., ,,,,.h- .,..,un. =, a.
caa o. eaasea N " Mnlea M mntlops tor new
,,o, VEL s. M " nus 1oauas
q, s, e proving ieHain und!apo:cd Of:
'-a schTai,1 aeu1 ra 49,. ~ ~ ~ .n'ea2o
). s1s-5H Wcrah.. Wasa. m ,t vscsta 'as' ~
:, H. e. ~ ". y. - y, E. r. h' Co.
Ihccan Of ihe trisf esicnaar A. ~. ,h,s Monday c,,
nracss ina 1ol,ocn~ =. 4os lily ELL
III srotcIt " Ehsrri 81 a,
i'll Crossx ~. civ nf chicapo..
in Ete+r i - f;n..11,h.y
~ - ~. nsofs w. u, .osep'nM: o. 9src
III Hen15s "a GiiHerf e. n
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311, it0, Snyoacxet ". fqne3oy.
IL ~ GaSMsms'4 4aa y -. =, h1fennes s st, st Al.
ia FEoniono' Fn,.ia ~ e. w. -aa''ef" HI
~ ~ eoM!es rN,a ". Eose Ct a.
y! IT. nTn2nsr nass1m VI; - Aayss, tsee,,,n
~ ~ - sunner ". nu.nan, @
, 1866-03-12

The Republican Committee Of Warren county, IN
this Stale, have called upon ,sUnon voters Of tuat
county to vote ut the Ap, election On the question
Ut continuing the convcltion system or adopting
tnttead The primary election systelu. The Commit
tee hare been urged 10 adopt the Latter plan, but
did not feel justified In DUNG 50 without nrs, o1-
iaining au expression OF tbe uaion vosert.
Town meetings. were held last week in the follow
lrg Michigan towns, each Of which elected the Re
publican ticket: Ovid, totneo. taPerr and uudsou,
in The hitter town without opposition.
The Republican ticket for municipal otfcsrs,
vas elected IN Darlington, Wis., on Monday Last.
We have a1ready published thu fact OF the hand
some Union victory at Des Molues. the capital Of
iowa. The majority for Msyer !. 5a; for solcl,or
1888; tor Treasurer 1877; for Marshal, 18i; for A.
sclsor. 1lG-asesage matonly, 1S7. against Ii last
yesr. The to:e Is tho largest eyer cast in Des
MONIES, being 1.4J3 aga1nst t.ua7 fos Mayor Int
rear. Over this result lha Regtster tubllates the
following style:
couniF, and 70 ,be World! ws are sIsd ali oref ii
ner9rt. y we write, Jingle Wllh he spirit Of r.
eaa s1 az I'll essea. i FTP o@ sn d.
iop II ,he head clear doxn into You boots! In Tho
'arceft vote ever polled in this city, tte Kepuhl,
@ sehassa sava essn si sss
ally rcoopsd ouii They haye been takcn to tLe po-
1luGl >lsrghterhouse. and converted Into very
let, oflhe 1ascaly parry 10 encourage The cret;ioa
vi 1se cent monument 10 The memory Of 1ts dead
iealcrs! There Is rot enough oft. after The ami
respectable ghost! Even thr matyred stephen,
standing on tne plaios Of tanefed pettecuton, and
pla, sI tic triangular fool IN the fourth war,
unionl-ts and dieoryatizersi,n'. :.
Sam suntet Cox, r ho retnoyed from Ohio 10 New
, 1866-03-12

NonFolK, Va. Mx1ch 1l.-Mr, Flint, psyma.ter
OF tho United states Nary, and snb.eattor under
Cha. A. Butts, of fhe Norfolk OH Dominion, was
fo.ged IN hia office ses1e1dsy by th1eo gentlemen
MI. Flint will turvtTe his wounds. Upon the apt
p:cocI OF the sssalsant4 the a.sis,ant editors nd
inr1ndinn Mr. Bnttn, -
, 1866-03-12

F Andrew Johnson, when a member OF
the United states Senate, voted for the expnl-
sion Of Jesse D. Bright for dlsloyalty, though
chad never raised his hand against tho Union.
Now, forsooth, says the Cleveland Leader, this
same Andrew Joh.!son accuses Congress- Of Io-
augurating another rebellion, because 1t refi1~
ses to comply with Ills request that meg WHO
havs fought in the rebel army shall be permit
ted to take the seats to which they were elect.
ed By men whose hands were reeking, with the
blood Of the defenders Of the Union,
, 1866-03-12

INV ioRK, March 1.-The uefukrs Mexico
Ciy correspondent notices 'he arrival IN that city
ftnm Europe, Of Arch Duke Electos, brother Of
MaYim,llan, and Louis Nsroleuna aren't, u. Sa,iard.
lie STATES that the lalte.s mission veJ diae.ent
rom that here otore announced, 10 conS1y 10 Max
,uiilau intelligence Of the intended Withdrawal bJ
, 1866-03-12
An Important 1srolcct-Thc Civil Rights
xtfli In u EeSg Form DC.
nasnA Afrh N Tim f.h1ra Trihrn+-I

WAsH1xGToN, March II.
Some Of The loyal men from seYe1a1 o! the South.
cEu Slatea are considering project which. acted
On s,il. lead to very important RESULT Thefr plan
II to lseue calls 10 the loyal men, both black ind
While. in thete Staes TO assemble convention to
orranixe loyal State Governments. and to elect
loyal delegates 10 Congress, who shall at once pre-
sent themselves 10 that body and ask lor tho recog
pition Of themselves and their new State Govern.
inents.
The Honse judiciary Committee will be ready by
Tuesday to again report The Civil Richts bill. 4
proyieo Will be added which will make the bill! as
explicit upon The subject OF suffrage and kindred
matters, 1u the opinion Of tho.e Union men who
hare opposed IT. as Il alteadJ u IN the jnagmen Of
fertd The tilt will pass.
, 1866-03-12

the Emperor Of the French troops; but ~ asSnr4
Ma1imiliau that be must aacitly submit 10 Napole-
on's directions. It Is stated that MaxirlilfIu .us-
enrnba and s!1 hundred thousand dni3ar5, french
moaer, waa Immediately produced to par hIs
t1oope. Another attempt 10 as,assinate Macmillan
Wa5 Iepo1ted.
, 1866-03-12

BALTIMORE, March 1l.-tsumors are In ctrtu!a-
tion here that a body Of eight hundred Feutaus
ruad Tor C1nada OF elsewhere. 1t Is proper 10 say
tha1 said reports ere deemed utterly Sensational.
, 1866-03-12
STREET IurRoy kxss1s.-:at1a Las. the long tall

STREET INrRoy EHKNTs-At Las. the long talked
Of Improvements On West Randolph and Madison
srets from The river to Ha1sted street are decided
oil. Bids for the 6rst will b. opened In .he office
Of The Beard OF Public works On the ssth of thla
month. and ior Madison street on the I'd OF April.
They will both be 1led to gTade and paved win tho
wooden bfoeE, which the cry clatnls ought not 10
be called the - Nicholson pavement" This will
give two INT class thoron4hfarss out West Nhe1f
completed. but uwtllcrs In the West Division may
we'll shndaer at the thought OF The trials in ssora
Tor them while the work ia in progress. No nyenne
Of travel between Lake aud Adams L. q condition
Of things NOT over desirable to think OF fok s1x
months On kfrttCh.
, 1866-03-12

A1BAxr, Mareh 11.--,hc taz payers Of Utica, by
a vote Of 1eb6 to :i39, decided that The civ w,il
take STOCK TO the amount Of $5no QUO In the Guca.
Catnsueo and Susqueb2nua Valley Railroad.
, 1866-03-12

"a company has inst opened new oo1t bank At
IAncton sfaton near Peoria. They have now
drift OF three hundred teet In stratum Of coal four
ret ip thickness, and Of superior quality.
, 1866-03-12
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REHAR[
Look Out for I71poStoY5.

The Undersigned xill psy he above reward 70 sa9
party who viii reveal to him the anhor OF the Ectt
u Sunday mornings T1.hrue. headed "anotner GIFT
Enterprise: Is tt STndIe ?? and pu.totting to bare
been HfIttea by S. 5. Lemoo Of Plane, III.
GEORGE c. LEMON i CO..
pt2a LII Dearborn st, Chicago.
, 1866-03-12

sc,~,rc cf nt&,,,1.r,e.Lf.o, r-,.,.
.'s.N.1....,,,e,o. 1,,',,,.a..., xoo,.,,,,.s..
mud ha1s1-Freuch ExtosltIon-Fort~
reA. Monroe.
NV Yong. March ,,-Ad5,t,,n,, di.,,,,c,;c,
.i IN. ..st.a1s X. t...a
VIII axine tasr pi,n. u11 M ,5s :T.
eennsh ,a., the nora. ~ n. t,v,b, ,.,.,
;ienni,i,c. ar. beIm. extensiyeiy cnun,cricitrd
Vest India adslcfs state tna. hoat,lities hare
hesn comnenctd between Dom'niea and Haytl.
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si,,cs nm ra1ar.ns sisij Tpmoin n rlS,tf. III
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The bu.iness Of 1he agency Of thr French H.
positiou at New Yo,s ism most tstIsfacsory con.
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, 1866-03-12

.NLARK SEMINARY Offers
Jboth SEXES gooo 1dyant.zes in solul snd o.,auen
"a branches sFI11g term q = we,ks BEGINS Nasrl
ibuildrrs "a teachers aLd one o: The most success
mi seht'ofs 4 !hc Msst" For c1taloxuts adtress
yrSAtnet
, 1866-03-12

SO bnxes Orange. and Lrmnns :,s- received direct
from Importers. Prices law. CASH orders solicited
.fiDm the trade. HEES1I5 c HAMILTON,
os3f net Fort WsJuo Indiana,
, 1866-03-12

,0CCUPATION AT YOUR
~, GwN HoMEs.-Ihousan4s ess rsallze :hon.
those found in every household profits lo0 per cent
demand atap!e tour. 1t Is the greatest discovery
Of the Full paEtcul3N receipt Of two stamps
HOPKINS BRwN,
mh5ol0snst Gil Broad xay, New York.
, 1866-03-12

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ALL W uo s-s.+A.-.~--.s- ..-+.s.....-*ss..- 0alA0
4so9s Other Prizes yx1Jfnk tn ysfnn non $alo3 to
$ eaca. (Fer full nss sectfrcnlarslt
The drawing will taks ttAer, after The CopcrYt On
the stASs of tbe Opera Houaei where 10 aA 3ersonA
cAn T4cntR r. CoNarutt1eF Will 10 rpppa1<e3 pY ,fe
audience superintend the s111c All pGfpdssers ana
sGtnts Will be supplied Nth correct 1s drawing
ihe principal HOTELS. Root and MuMc Stores
n The c1tr, md st n11ce II ,Dcsroo+r street
price II ta1h. or eleven To- 3te< sent by anu On ~
te1pt of price aad stamp for retuEr postage.
, 1866-03-12

Can make yery liberal e1trnx enrnt With promE-
nent Eastern lh1,fnot., t insurance Co.. to canyas4
IN eithar or the States OF Wltcratu. Iowa Mtnne
-ota. Fease nddreA. tnna st'.stslY. lNSU!sANCK, r
experience. DC mhsoS-losAwAFutt