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The Montana post., 1868-05-16

HELMBOLD'SE EXTRACT BUCIU gives health
IA and vigoe to the frame and bloom To the pali!i
cheek. Debility 10 accompanied by many alarm
ing symPtoms. and if no treatment is submitted to
ooosumption. insanity epileptic T. ensue
IIEMBOLDS fluid Extract Buchu is pIeusan
II in taste and odor, free from all Injurious pro,
per:ies and immediate In action 1d3nl-
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AaR HELENA A6R
Mail and Express Lines.

FOR THE EAST. Wells, Fargo Co.'S coach
es leave every alternate day &C p. m. for
Virginia, Salt Lake and Cheyenne, max
ing connections for all points. U. S.
Mail.
FOR BENTON. Wells, Fargo Co.'S coaches
leave every alternate day at a. m. U. s.
FOR DIAMOND. Stateler & Beveridges coach
e leave every day at q. m, running via
Canyon and Upper Missouri Ferries. U.
s. Mail.s
FOR NEW YORK Gulch and Eldorado Bar.
Beveridge Il Motifs coaches leave every
alternate day at s q. ms
FOR CAVE CITY and French Bar. Ladd's
coaches leave every alternate day at 8 a.
m.*
FOR RADERsBURGH. Donahue L Lsache's
coaches leave every day at s q. m. U. S.
Mail.s
FOR DEER LODGE. Beartown anu intermed'.
ate points. Huntley's coaches leave every ale
ternats day at q m. connect at Blackfoot
with Kennedys Express for Mcclellan. JEFF
Lodge with Sovereigp's Express for Cable
City and Phillipsbug. U. 3. Mail.
FOR REYNOLDS CITY. Montgomery 5 Pony
Exp-sss leaves John Ming's Store every
Friday morning.
FOR BOZEMAN. Smiths Pony Express leaves
Sparks McPherson's store every Tues
day morning.
FOR LINCOLN GULCH. Negus' coaches
leave Mans6eld's liquor store every alter
nate day at s q. IN.
Once on Main Street, between Wood and
Bridge streets. s. L. Holman, Agent.
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The Montana Post.
OUR AGENTS.


A. ID. HAMILTON, is cnr Agent NJ Fort Benton
MIR. A. J. SMITH is our Agent at Bannack.
J. ii. FISH. Sterling, Hot Spring District.
GEo. :. RAWLINGS, Silver Creek.
BEIILNGER & ALLEN, Silver Bow.
JAMES stuart, Deer Lodge.
woEpEN q Co, He'll Gate.
Agency of Post. 81 Bridge street, Helena.
W. r. PARSONS Gailatin City.
GEo. PERRY, German Gulch.
VI. II. HATHAAwr. Highland District.
r. CHURCH, Summit City.
CAMPBELL & Co, Confederate Gulch.
X. c. JOHNSON. Blackfoot.
j. n. Buck. Boulder Valley.
WESLEY W. JONES, Reynolds City, Elk Creek.
J. y. WILLIAMS, st. Louis, Mo.
L. L. FISHER. San Francisco. Cal.
HENRY RIERDEN Argsata-
II. ELLIS & Co, Leesburgh, Salmon River Mines
CHAUNCr BARBEI. Bear Gulch and adiacen
mines.
ii. u. wEIBoLD. Butte City.
GEORGE VI. BROCK. Besrtowu. u. I.
DAVIS WILSON, Bozeman City.
The Montana post., 1868-05-16
Sterling Express.

T>HIS Express will leave Virginia city every
Il Tuesday and Saturday for Sterling. and leave
Sterling for Virginia city every Monday aai Fri
day. Letters and packages entrusted 10 US win be
forwarded with care and dispatch Ofice az j. NJ
Knights store Virginia City.
Collections made in Hot Springs dissrc. and ,nou
sy promptly rsmittsd
dr. FISH 4 ToINREE
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Wanted.

A NAN who has amalgamated silver ores "a
Wheeler pans. Good references a:e rs,,.irei.
Arriy %
HORACE COTNTRYMAS
sap; Fiia: Creek N---ss
mar.yS.S
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T AN closing up the business of JOHN HOW in
i Virginia City, and accorcing 10 instructions al
accounts unpaid oa the Isl o. January. le6s will
b. placed in the haads y: an attorney for coilec
tiOn. Z. Z. DElNLiNG.
jecii wA:xt,
The Montana post., 1868-05-16
Ma;ls Close at Helena Post Office

Mails Close at Helena Post Office:
For Chicago, Utah, Sacramento and the Pa
ci6c Coast, p. m.
For Fort Shaw, Benton and Camp Cooke, IL
For Diamond City, and New York Gulch S
q. m.
For Blackfoot, Cottonwood, He'll Gate and
Walla Walla, 3 p. m.
Tn-weekly service on the above routes,
I0ElM R0UsRKR~ y. m
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BORN
NOTICE.

On the 9Th iast.. to the wife Of Gee. NJ. Pinas
a son.
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MASONIC BLANKS
OF every variety and style neatly executed a,
Office of the Montana Post.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
HKLNDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
B u CHU
Il . certain cure for diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gracez, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaints.
General Debility,
aad al diseases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever causs originating and no matter OF
Hoso Long Standing.
Diseases OF these organs require the usa of diu-
rstic. II no trsatuent is submitted to- Consumption
or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported fom these sources. and the
Health and Happiness,
and that Of Posterity depend upon prompt use of q
reliable remedy.
Helmbolfs Extract Buchv.
Established upwards Of eighteen years prepared
by
n. I. REIMB0LD. Drggist.
59i broadway, New York. and lO4 South -Tsath
Street. Philadeiphis Pa
The Montana post., 1868-05-16

I>OR non-retenton or incontinenee of Urine irri
Il tation, Inflammation Of liberation of the blad.
der or kidney, Diseases of the PROSTATE glands.
stone in the bladder. calculus gravel brick dust
swellngs.
Use uembOld's Eluiu Exfrac. Rucllu
The Montana post., 1868-05-16

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT
IL BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
Helmbolds Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules ofPharmaca
cy and Chemistry. and sfe the most aotivs that can
be made
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

There has occurred nothing new or OF especial In
tercsi In this branch OF general trade during the
week under review. The demand for domestic cot
ton goods has been exceedingly moderate and with
o quiet ruling Of the cotton market and steady de-
preston in gold prices have with difficulty been sus-
talned indeed In numerous instance sales have been
made at lower prices, and many descriptions were
&c 1c. lower on Saturday than they were a week
ago. The principal dealers manifest fully AZ much
confidence with regard to the future as ever and the
depression has been brought about by and In
directly traceabe 20 an anxiety on the part
Of some Of those who recently purchased 30 freely
speculation TO take advantage Of the prevailing CON-
paratively high prices and SELL And while this de-,
sire to realize IL so palpable there con be no nprove
ment, "a the large jobbers will not be unders0d II
they can help IL; but while there IL disposition on
she part of many TO sell there IA not the least anxiety
to buy especially as buyers are aware OF che fact mat
they can make better bargain almost any day than
they could the previous day. some u the most
fayorite fabrics have .'g0ns beggngv at fun cert
per yard below the prices current week ago.
IAe wsolen go9ds market yeuslns esA holnQ
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

triumph Of the revolution In Peru. Pado was the
man Of the alliance, OF which Chile has had the Hons
share OF glory and profit and when he came to this
town he was received with great demonstrations.
But better counsels soon prevailed. In the first place,
Cansec0 and the probable future President OF Peru,
Colonel Balta are supposed to be favorable TO con-
tnuation OF the alliance; and In the second place,
Il would not do to hurt the feelings OF the ruling
powers In the neighbor republic by doing too much
honor to the fallen man. Therefore the prudent Chi
leans dropped poor PradO who has been allowed
to retire into private life to enjoy his oisn cturn df
The Minister OF War wrote him . cold aud formal
note requesting him to draw his salary as Chilean
General, bat Prad0 courte0usly declined 1t. The
Chilians cannot afford to quarrel with Peru. They
have large bill against their neghbOfs whose fleet
was idling about year or more In Chilean ports,
consuming an immense amount OF provisions and
other necessares furnished by Chilean houses There
tween the two nations, although there may not be
much love.
General fitzpatrick, on his trip to Mendoza had ar
rived at the highest point Of the pass when last
heard from.
In port, United States steamers Powhatan and
Nyack
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

4 + sHsa e % fun
dsissreds and Is - Tor small 10. white canorn. Corr
.S: s. d Il M s.s:
mixed sass % fos Ssl0SS and u u io.
sasc &c. Western, store. Rye dd bus assdy
S.: IN sas; s wo.s reported e
at r. q for State and g % for Gansa =. West Vet am
sss: 81 ~ G iS :S;. \; ~, 81:
Su.Ss: rsn Lon%so ss I.G Ss TG:
per lbs 10 Bristol SO bbls rosin private srms
a Ss % nv en-
TERMS
GTssY cnoTH continued duh oas s.ssiy ii sec nsc
HAyThe marke, was only moderately ,e,ise Shipping
ys ys' .sM Il e and short ieA ''
sas ss..ss
heard of no impor.an. sales OF any
Manila was steady at loc sod and juto Lrm a. u u n
MoLAssrs-There was but little demand to-day bu, hold
Arm in their Views The sales were ssS hhds
NAVAL. srosrs.-spris turpentins was s.in DUN and
heavy &c e6c. The sales were only 80 bDs in shippin
RosiSThs lower grades were moderately active u about
ssss w.Ps So s Ensr
% a So0s a s ass
Sss $si2H; No. :. s5iss 1885, Nai a ssra Sfsy ]
ss .srs at no = ss'ss Smsssa "a
for next mon delivery
but steady =. our last quotations -, :, Il
packages cut SnS ~ "a There wa. again
degree activity In the pork market and prices further
At the extreme close old quoted at @ 6O
. 52s do. "a 80 ia 70 cash and regular 426 q
Y25 62, buyer lay. The 875d bblE
at s IS as for new mess, g2 bo YB oss for old do
SI 50 a20 as for prime ~ 10 prime mcssj
Including April :. "a 70 A seller: option
dull nominal al lie for wesern aud al2cd
Beef sparinLy dealt In, Tut hrmy heidi sAe
$50 bbs NJ ia 30 Tor plain and vy O y2S 7b for
do. Tlerce beef du sSS vS7 for prime mess
SAL for India do. Cut meats were que but steady
with sales of 160 packages within the range Oh to
picked shoulders HE IL &C. Tor dry lSc lSsc fo
smokcd loc lbc for Pickied HAMS 's iee or
SIC. l0c, with sales of lvO bpls within the range
Bacon was quiet seaay l2c ~ for Cumberland
cut, 13c 1896 for long ribbed, sc H.c for short
again higher bat vey active sales lv bbis
lbs.c l64c including small lots a 10 &C. 7c. Butter
and cheese unchanged.
PErnoi RUM-There business done In crude, buA
y prices were dernande We quite IJc 10 bulk and
Tho for inactive, hodJ
In their views, demanding NC for stand
white. OF naphha the sales luv bbs a c 30
for May at the same Free lower with sales
yesterday Of lou bb standard white At 40c I'M
the market Inactive Late yesterday l,C00
bbls. standard white sold for july private terms
RfcF.Carolina was dull al l0'.c llSc. Rangoon was
also dull al SIC. 7c., gold.
suGAR.Busness somewhat restricted by the tncle-
ment weather Previous prices demandedviz, 1Uc9
llac for fair 70 good renning Cuba salss 0 hhds as
steady 1880 powdered ganusted
b1c. a15c. for soft white and 14c ~ for yellow
SRrpaWe heard Of business In kind, but prices
without material change calcutta nseed was quotes
at % 40 god clover lsc i4c; timothy, ~ " ~ W ana
TsLiow was demand and firm, with sales oh
WnfsKry-Rsceipts none The market remained dull and
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

about the fregularity which seems 10 be reignHg I'm
the New York Post ONCE. More than onQe the
HERALD and other New York papers have not been
received here until by the mall after they were due.
Only the other day the grave error was committed Of
sending 70 the United States Consulate in this city
bag from the State Department containing dispatches
for Mr. Chas. r. Adams in London and Admiral Far
ragut and the last mail again brought letter for the
HERALD correspondent from the od1ce In New York,
sent to Bremen. Such gross and continuous faults
should really be looked into and avoided for the
future.
Since writing the above the news has been re-
ceved here that young Tomas Pardo Olarte, q
nephew OF the late President, has tried to commit
suicide by shooting The wound Is dangerous II not
fatal. The cause OF this deed was the grief at his
uncles death and his conviction that the latter had
been poisoned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

~
turo would abolish restrictions where they exioee
and impose no new ones which were not agreeshc
TO the monopoly. The competition OF the Pennsyi1
vania Central and the Baltimore and Ohio lines wea
have little or no erect in keeping down rates, lo1
those companies would only be too willing to make
their tariff uniform with that OF the Vanderbilt hnes
and In course OF time the monopoly, which already
includes the Cleveland and Toledo, would embrace
other ines until the greater part OF the railway sys
tenn Of the country passed under its control. -:Ls
The gold market was dull and rather heavy unt1
towards the close, when Il became nrm. me nac4
tuations during the week were from 1aoX 70 IaeKJ1
while the latest quotation on Saturday was 1904 a.
1393i. The demand for coin for customs dudes ID
the port aggregated $2,2790s4 while the export ot
specie and bullion amounted to little more
than a quarter OF o million. The foreign exchange
market was throughout quiet and somewhat
depressed owing to the supply Of bills being h ex
cess Of the demand At the close rates were seeady
on the basis Of 1Oo,I 1929 for good bankers bdla
on England at sixty days. The closing quosaoons
for the speculative stocks Saturday were a. SUBJ
joined:-New York Central, l23k l233S; Erie, H7sl
71k; Reading, ok ON; Michigan Southern, S1Sl
S7k; Cleveland and Pittsburg, COX oiA; ROCK
Island, s3,5 Q sSk; Northwestern preferred, NhS y
TAX; Pacific Mail, 1924 10; Western Union Teie-
graph, SlK . SAX. o~ se .sssr'
Annexed is comparative statement showing thS
shipments Of specie from this port last week ana
during the year to date together with those FOR the
corresponding periods Of 1880 and 1857 ,s..a
Twelfth week. ....... $l7O,29 &747l2 sara 60z
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 21-6P. H.
AsuEa.-Recepts Pot were 6rm at 80 S7h, with .
moderate demand. Pearl dull and nominal at GIL
CoFrEE.-The market for Rio ruled firm at the advance
noticed in last but there business Of moment
transacted Other kinds though quiet ruled steady At for
mer prices Z
CorroN-The transactions this staple again light
and prices were Irregular The sales csnhned
1879 bales upon basis of 2ac. 2sc. for middfng mp
land-the price generally demanded
1895 for export 53 for speculation and 25o for spinning
FLOUR dRAIN-Receipts TIA bbs hour, $500 busheS
corn 1880 market for State and Western sou
unusually qe business being materially restricted by
the fnclement weather. Prices OF all grades, bowl
ever, without change Of moment California;
confined 70 about 1900 bbls within the range Of the
quotations. For Southern -four the demand cone
light full prices obtained. The sales wer1
s5o bbls Rye aogr remained qrs but steady and firm
demand prices showing change Tho sales no.
bbs $6fo city and Jersey and S6 2 FOR Brandy wine
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
FInANcIAa. AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY March n 1858.
Tne leading feature az afairs in Wall street last
week was the extreme stringency In the money mar
ket which caused seven per cent in coin to be offered
freely for call loans on stock collaterals including
governmental while on Thursday and Friday COM
mission OF " e per cent . day was paid quite
generally In addition. On Saturday, however, there
was an abatement OF the pressure owing to the very
light demand from the Stock Exchange and the
prospect OF the Treasury issuing ten millions OF the
old three per cent certificates Of Indebtedness known
% clearing house certificates, in the purchase Of
seventhrty notes or compound interest notes nom
the banks The SubTreasurer expressed his willing
ness to buy seventhirttes yesterday at 1oe but as
the current price was losX 10ex there were NO
sellers on the terms offered. The Clearing
House Committee deiibersted' on the subject
of the proposed reissue OF these certificates
and after expressing themselves In itsavor decided
to call Q general conference OF the banks on Mon
day, with view TO adjusting matters as to make
the exchange of interest bearing notes for certin-
Gates practicable The money market ts not how
ever, likely to experience much relief until after
the first week In April, by which time the funds
distributed to meet the demands Of "settling day'
and to enable the national banks to make up their
quarterly returns satisfactorily viii have begun to
return to this cenrre. The statement Of the city
banks for the week ending yesterday reflects the
recent stringency and shows that they are weaker
In loanable resources than they have been for .
long time past. When compared with the return Of
the previous week the following changes are pre-
sented:-A decrease in the deposits Of 50, ,044
In the legal tender notes Of $780, In the loans
of 1S4, In the specie Of g. 1893 and in the
circulation Of $780, The totals Of the last two state
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
Sudden Death Of President
0larte, Of Panama
ENGLISH MONOPOLIES In PERU
French apeculations ON the Chilean
Treasury.

The steamer Arizona, Captain Maury, nom Aspin-
wall March IA, arrived at this port yesterday.
Colonel Prado, ex-President OF Peru, is new at
VIVA del Mar, six miles from Valparaiso.
On the eth Of February the Most Rev. DR.. Antonio
Nnan, Archbishop OF Bogota, brother Of General
Herran, the son-in-law OF Mosquera, died at veta,
near Begota. His remains were inferred on the 10th
with great pomp. His successor win be the Right
Rev. DR.. Vicente Arbelaez. In June national conn
I'll Of the Colombian bishops Is to be held under the
vresidency Of the new Archbishop.
The following Ia the list OF treasure By the Ari-
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

Total for the week. $4, 1853 533 $4,663356 $Ib III
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare as follows:- /
For the Week. 1865. 1867 1903.
Entered at the port $3 331 $25l77o3 &f,5es $50
Thrown on market. 3.66i,7T 2,63l, 1859 l,S7S,0oS
Since Jan. /.
Entered at the port $50 $29 $50 4es
Thrown on market SO, ,433 716 32,3l4,9l2 2O,l467&S
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

Subj0ined Is the total valuation or the Ioregn m-
ports at New York for the week ending March 20,
compared with those Of the two preceding weeks as
also the value Of the dry goods entered at the port
and thrown on the market for the corresponding
period in 1866 and 1S67:-
Week ending March g. March 13. NaSUh 20.
Dry goods. 2OA,34l 81, ,32l 293 $l, sos, $50
General merchandise 2729, 1S9 ,061 aO07, ,6S7
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

CANAL BoARD.-At meeting Of the Canal Board
beld yesterday the following appointments were
made:-itesident Engineer--Eastcrn Division Peter
Hogan. superinendents--ErieC Canal Giles Iiawiey,
sections aud 8; Thomas Nuhall, section 4; Philip
4. Midler, sections and .; Jerome w. Keyes, sec
tons 10 and u; Charles A. DanoIds, sections II and
Canal-George L. Ames, sestion 1; George Il. Sber.
ril section z; George Northrlfp section 3. Chemung
CANAL and Feeder and Crook0d Lake Canal. George
4. HaDlOQ-Alboiv <r0Hs, lNasrb ~.
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
lpare a. f0llowe:'

TOtaI. 3B4 SOz S6,OdS 0O3 $lz,l8z, ~
The exports to the corresponding period IN the
preyious fourteen wears compare a. follows:- I
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

Death Of the President Of the Stnte-Sus.
pIciSus Circumstances - Political Changes
Effected and Expected.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-30

Merinos, Empress
Cloths, Wool PIaids,
POplinS and AlpaC-
cas- in desirable col
Ors a n d popular
makes.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES.
S II A w Il S.
Plain and Fancy
Beavers, for Sacques
and OVercoats; Har-
riS and Scotch CasSi-
meres; French and
American COatingS
and Tric0ts; Fine
DOeskinS and Cloths,
Prints, Delaines.
Cotton F1annels.
Wool do
S14dh Cx' 40
Shifting do
KentuekyJeans,Sat-
inets, Tweeds, Sheet
ings and ShirtinES,
BIChd Goods, Yarns,
Bags and Bats.
Our Stock is full and Complete.
We propose to sell Goods Cheap!
We feel confident Of being able to
please all who may favor US with
q call.
Yankee Notions.
Hoop Skirts
and Corsets.
Hats and Caps.
Groceries, Sugars,
Coffee, Teas, Syrups.
ALSO FOR SALE 1000 ARMY
0vERC0ATS, WARRANTED PER-
Feet, WHICH WILL BE DISPOSED
Of Of At II oHE-THIRo OF THEIR REAL
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-30

Opening at Headquarters!
E. R. BARRON & BRO.
IRISH popLIAs, mERNos, EMPRESS AND oTTAmAN CLOTHS,
BARATHEAS, TYC00NS, WiNCES, KRuCKERB0CkERS SPLEEN.
Old LINE OF BLACK ALPACAS AND P0PLlNS,
NEW AND OF RECENT IMPORTATION BOUGHT CHEAP IND WILL BE soOAT
SATISFACTORY PRICES.
Lone and Square Shawls,
THE DECIDEDLY EXHIBITION
ELEGANT NOVELTIES for LADIES SACQUES & CL0AKS,
Beaver Cloths, Cassimeres and Coatings,
FINE LIME
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN FLANNELs!!
Tip Top Flannel only rs Cts. Yard.
Mixed. Grey and Fancy Yarns,
Afghan and chinchilla Yarns
GREY AND WHITE BLANKETS---CHEAP!
One Case 10 IA WHITE BLANKETS,
Only S. 90 Pair.
TAPESTRY v.1y sh:ss
s; ;'sa 5 % .' ' Sss 5; % SOON e S s
Ladies, Gents and Children's Hosiery.
Ladies Vests and Pants
Gents Shirts and Drawers.
Plymouth Buck Gloves---vvorth Buying.
MERCHANDISE AND PRICE: QUITE
We ARE SOUGHT CHEAP AND WILL SOLD At PRICES WE
GUARANTEE ARTICLE AS REPRESENTED
Buy Your Teas of E. r. Barron & Bro.
Complete Given to Drnkers!! Prices
LOWER than o any Everybody says
"Teas from =. n. Barron Bro. o.
See Rrices below:
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN THE PURCHASE OF
TE a Sg
We enabled offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS
delicious beverage Pure Teas These Teas FIxED up PURE,
s Ssg csa s Ks sns ana I Ne" D'"
oS ss Msut n"E v ns "r m .
We will such Bargains in TEAS
realized. Our ample facilities enable this.
Club Prices follows, small quantities samples
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-30
A few weeks aro the Lansing Mirror

A few weeks ago the Lansing Mirror
1a:tained an article in relation to the Viii
Greek Wooden Factory, situated at
Milton, a few miles from that town, in
which the writer says, after giving an
account of the starting and history Of the
Mills from 1864 to 1867, that:
uThe demand for the goods mannfac-
tured became so great that last year the
company was forced to put UP another set
ofmachnery, and we venture the assertion
I there is not in Iowa this day wooden
factory more complete in every depart
mcnt, or more carefully, ably and salts
factorily managed than the Village Greek
Factory, and to the untiring energy and
zeal of Mr.. II. o. Dayton in great inca
sure is this condition Of affairs accredited.
The classes of goods manufactured are
fanncls, jeans. satinets, twesds, trlco, cas-
simeres, doeskins, blankets, and double
and-twists, such as twcets, and eassl-
meres.
At the recent Wool Growers and Mama
features Convention held in Chicago, Mr..
DAYTON had some of the goods manufact-
ured ut these Mills, on exhibition and the
Company was awarded a beautiful Diplo-
ma for the superior quality and style of
the cloth. This is indeed meritorious
compliment and is highly appreciated by
the company, more particularly because it
came ursought and unexpected.
The amount Of wool consumed each
year amounts to about $4,000 pounds,
which averages ~ cents per pound, cash.
1t is no small compliment, indeed. to the
managers and employees Of Woolen'
Mandatory way ont in our own beautiful
Iowa to be awarded u Diploma over COM
petftofs from the old manufacturing towns
in every state in the Union by such men
us those who sat IN the Wool Growers and
Manufacturers Convention which met
recently in Chicago. 1t is certsinly graft
fyihS 70 every western man to witness the
rapid strides of all manner of improve
ment in the Mississippi Valley, and to
every Iowa mar! to know that our own
state is not whit behind her sister states
in oil that Kind Of advancement which
helps to make d people prosperous and
h.ppy.
With Mr.. II. o. Dayton at the head of
competent corps of operators as are the
forces at these Mills, success is the only
possible result. We know Mr.. Dayton
and we know that this establishment has
become, by his efforts mainly, oEc Of the
best and most successful manufacturing
establiments in the country, and we also
know that the high reputation it has won
is no more than the proper reward for
true merit