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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Police CouRr. = One John Pew
ell was found drunk on the streets
this morning at an early hour. and
for such unbecoming conduct was fined and
costed to the amount Of 1856. lie couldn I
see that amount Of fun in il, 50 went to Jail
for three days.
A lively melee occurred on the corner Of
Second and Brady late on Saturday nj ght.
Several blows were struck and during the
fraoas one Of The large lights In Howe L
Bros. Dry Goods store WAS smashed. Tie
police appeared on the scene and restored
order. The parties concerned appeared a,
the court this morning and settled their
fines
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

"NEvka roo L.rr TO HRSp. After nearly
runng your HAIR hy the use oflsri preparations
under the name aad guisc. Of ''oils" apply
Earretts Vegetable Hair Restorative" which
not only US but restores Il 10 Is origina
softne.s snd lussre -fTerre Hau.eErpres.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Tux North British Rerieu is at hand, =
one Of the rarest treats We have lately en-
joyed is . review on Nathaniel Hawthorn
in this number. 1t will well repay the sd
mirers Of this graceful writer for perusal.
The interesting article on "Zwingl'' the
great cotemperary Of Luther, will also
be read with interest,-for sale BY The
News depots
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
CITY sI'E RS.

Jusr RECEIVED, an entire new stoek Of
papers, hangings, window shades and Gx
.ares ct Caneron's, No. lao, Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Masonic GRANp BopIEs. - The Crane
Chapter, Council and Comnandcry O
Knights Tempar, and Grand Consistory Q,
the A. & A. s. r. vii meet in Des Nome.
on oct. 10th TO 2lst, 1868, and the follow
ing arrangements. have been made with the
Railroads and stsgs Companies of this
State, as follows:
Northwestern r. r., full fare going and
free return.
Dss Moines Valley +. r., full fare going
and one-tifth fare return.
Burlington 4 Missouri Railroad, same as
D. V.RR.
Chicago 4 Rock Island, same as D. v.
Il. Il.
Western Stage Co. full fare going, and
one third fare return.
Mississippi packet companies are not ye.
hoard from.
Every Mason attending said Grand Bod
les will receive . certificate from Wm B.
Langridge, Grand Secretary Of said Bodies,
ard such certificate tickets must be pro.
cured to entitle the parties to this reduction
Of fare on the return trip on said railroad
and stage lines.
Papers throughout the State will please
copy for the information Of the craft.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Twsnty-one thousand four IN !red and thir-
tv-seven acres Of land ia Ctthrie. and Addsir
conntiea. and nearly every county in the State.
Lots sld houses in town, cheap for cash
ELpaIDga BRo.
Land and Insurance Agents, No. 80 Brady
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
RESOURCES.
sTATE OF IOWA.i.

| l,22t, u 81
STATE OF lowA.is..
COUNTY OF SooTT.
| LIB b. Woodward, Cashier OF The Davenport Ma
tional Bank do .oeinnly affirm that the above state
ment Is true TO the best Of knowledge and belief
| BIB. WOODWARD, Cashier.
! rStamp.l
Affirmed to and subscribed before me this 5th day
| Of October, 1s5s. M. DALZELL, Notary Public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

TnE MissrRELs To-NIoHT.-The great
Cotton / Sharpey Ministries appear to-
night At the Opera House in one Of their
unrivalled entertainments. The press
every where say that there 10 no stale. stupid
Jokes got of by them, but al Of their feat
urss are entirely now. They are without
doubt the best troupe now sxtant. Go and
enjoy hearty laugh tonight at their orig
insl funny sayinss. They are among the
few who are really "esignal" 10 oil their
dengs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

ID. A. Mahoney, we'll knswn in thi.
State, 10 about TO establish Dsmeeratic %
per in Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
To.Day's A Advertisements.
Panars Lost.

4 .M,EMORANDUn OF FURNITURE. BAN FIX
u TUhEs, LIQUORS. Out Bu ldincs, 6e., made OF
narrow bill paper The finder wi. De liberally re-
Wafaed by having The zane 81 this ONCE. locost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Tss Bssr AND onisIsAL ToSio or laos, Phos-
phorus and calisaya, known as Csswel, Mack 3 Co .
gerro Phosphorated Elixir OF CAlisays Bark. The
iron restores color TO the blood, the phosphorus
waste Of he tissuc and the cslssys gives
ana,ura hca.hful tone to tho digestive organs.
thereby caring dys3eps,a In its varions forms.
weskfulnsss. general debility. and depression OF
spirits. Manufactured only by Caswer. Hazard D
Co., New YORK. febi0dwcow&wed-- mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

"Cossrr-rfoN WArER" is accr,ain cure for
Diabetes. and a. seascs Of tho dncy's. For
sals BY 81 Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
CITY / SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

fNHD REAL ESTATE or TnD IATK JUDGE
AiSchslrs heirs IL now offered for sale, compri-
sing valuable business and residence lots in the city
proper. go lots in Aichslls Cd, I'd and eth aAdi-
lions. Beautiful tracts Of . few acres on the eide
Of tho Blufs. With unsurpassed river view. Ton
acfs cst lots the city limits. For prcss tsSns
c.,applyto
ROSE A. MITCHELL,
Adminietfatrix.
Or JOHN L. COFFIN,
Real Ratafa AGENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

EvsMrNo ScaooL-TsArNiNo ScnoOL-AN
IMPORTANT CuAHus.-The evening school,
heretofore conducted With success in con-
neetion With the day school at Ne. 2. will
be opened again this evening, bat, this
time, at the High School building. Mr.. 4.
Rose 10 to DO Principal.
live are rightly informed, this school ID
for those who are entitled to school privi-
leSes, but are, from unavoidable oircum
stances, unable to attend the day schools
AT : meeting Of the School Board on Fri
day. an important change in the Training
School was decided upon. The following,
copied from the Secretary's minutes, will
will fully explain the nature Of the change
The Training School shall hereafter con-
stituto department Of the High School,
and shall bs conducted at the present High
School building, under the supervision Of
the Principal ofths High School. All schol.
ars Of the 7th grade from that portion Of
the city between the centre Of Harrison
street aud the centre Of Brady street, up TO
Tenth street, shall be required to attend At
said school. Miss Julia Sanders will have
charge OF tho ''E Room" and Miss Craig
that Of the ID Room"
This change cannot but bs acceptable to
thu teachers Of the Training School, who
have been crowded into the small and incon-
venient rooms ct the Stone School house.
twill also relieve the pressure upon No. 2,
and make II much pleasantsr for the teach
ers, As we'll as give more room for the &C.
eommodation Of those who have heretofore
ooen denied admittance. BY giving some
OF the work 10 the teachers Of the High
School, considerable expense will be saved ;
thereby making the change an impor,an,
sne. especially to tax payers. In making
this schsol . department. Of the Hiph
School, the Directors will have removed
the serious objections urged against i. a. a
separate department, and have placed it
whore it will b Of some practical impor-
tancA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

DaVenpOrt, IOWA.
Has for sale, lS3, 900 serss choice Pasnisa
Lauds In Iowa, In IS different counties. selected
fSon.lo to lS ears sincs. BY special agsnss, and
mostly owned BY the psaenises.
1900 acres in llltnols, Wisconsin and Minas
sota, Unimprovsd Lots in Davenport, LsClairs
Princeton, Waleott. Durant, Atalisss, Dowusy
Iowa City and Dee Moinss. Twenty dwellise
houses asd st-res in Davenport .evAdts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

An lSvALuanLr Rs EDr.-None except those
who have suffered all the horror OF dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy Of
I<aay DAsfs PAtS klLsR. a sovereign remedy
for this distressing disease. /, possesses virtue
which not alone removes pain instantly. but reg
ulstes the stomach giTes strength, tone and
vlgor TO the system. II IS one OF those mcdi-
eines which is worth moro than gold. Sold by
ail druggists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Sss Buscn or GRAPss.-ln another column,
OF SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERs. 1,
10 highly recommended by physicians for dys-
peptics. on account OF its tonic proprietics, its
purity and its delicious lAvors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

JAsrsS. kinK / Co.'S fine staple and faucy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Mattled. Olive
a,Ar. lmpro,e Chemical, Palm, Ac Sold by
alI grocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

nR. HE8ERN. onice and Innrmary, SOS wabasl
- Az. south of1lth street. Chicago, ILL., Euccsss
fuiy treats Cancers without Knife. Loss Of Blood
Ssrious Pain, In the shortest time ina enable Also
succseeful treas Chronic Diseased and Cons um tito
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
iT-MG.

Tnr Caow. R.E, or loNA. has been used for
esntuties i, ~ 'laieria' Courts. aad ropulsce
of Europe - tp- day i.s'aui. approved ana
recommend 8 5y tho Viscst Nsdiea snvaa.s.
This B.rs i- chr of the many valuable curatlves,
whose principles arcso elegantly and success
fully ~ red in that famous Tonic, IxPER-
lAL cAows BiTTERs-gooi for ali d.sor-
dcrs Of tic sroxAca, Livas, Bowr.s sni KIP.
sgrs. Central Drugstore 80 Eraiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
TW WENTH.FlR4T
QUARTERLY REPORT
or TIE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank,

OF Davenport, In Scott County,
In she state Of Iowa. On the
morning Of lhe first Monday Of
october, 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
AMERICAN WaLTYsM WATCHES
To Rem,
CEMENT,
Il. n. PRETTYMAA
shell Oysters.
Residence for sale.

. nVERY CHOICE LOT AT PHG-
.~ NIN Billiard Saloon.
SELkEN 4 CO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

KromsTs Hair i've, Natural, Darablc 3osutifrl
fest ana caeaaosi n ;he worli. sold BY ell Drug.
sisssnd Coun,ry s'oreseeper.. JOHN J. KRONER
Cole Proprietor. ;el Chestnut 81. phusiclphia
TIi GILT EDGE"
Fine Ca Cbewlag Tobacco. The best Tobacco
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
CANCERS CURED

I OFFER FOR SALE NY RESIDENCE ON PER
Rh Street. near i4ih street. The house contains
II rooms In good repair. Possession given o. once.
Oct. 3, i.6s JANIS 4 LANE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05

Headache Nix half and h alf OF Kenns's Mag
ic Oil mud water, and saturAte the head with
the mixture. then put few drops Of the Oh
clear on tho temple and where the pain is So
,ersst, also swallow or drops Of tho OIL, il
sick At the stomachs then find vour pain IL you
can
PoR Coughs and Colds. Lung Difficulties,
Pain in the Side. and Kidney troubles, the
wn,ra Pisa ConrorxO 10 uurivallsd. II is pleas
ant 10 the taste, aud At oil times perfectly SAFE
Csorcs Iowa Cstawba Wine. at q. 90 per dox-
en- bottles also a full stock Of other natiye
and foreign wines at the wine house OF
LAuGvsLsr, THops 4 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
CHAIR Z BEDSTEAD FACTORY

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
l. his Chair and Bedstead Factory and the
good will Of his business. The Factory 10 Of
brick. three stories high. forty i've (46) BY sev.
enty t7o) feet on the ground, with boiler and
sngsne room attached. and 10 located On the
corner Of Third and Fsrnum streets. in the city
Of Davenport. Two lots Of ground enc hundred
$50 feet, Will be sold with the Factory. The
knRine, Boiler aud Machinery are oil 10 good
srdsr. The business .is profitable and veil o.
tablished. ALMET HREgL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
OR ApE WINES

u TX a FE1 WIN ES.
The Subscribers offer their we'll known large stock
Of Grape Vince at very low rates. Ivss Seed ling,
Concord, Delaware aud Iona, can Be furnisasd In
very large Quantities Address
sspiSdAvn PARSONS 4 CO. .sFlash,nr. ny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
AGENTS WANTED
In ,u.un = A-s.s

And sell an article nsedes h, .x.,x n,.,....-.
sne eoantry. Agents realize uet pro an of from
v,o es. ps, ~ as. ..'a IN hand Only few dol
stamp. WESTERN PUPifraTfnW % "A'n
o.a Sosaer 81 and Perry streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-05
Regal Havana Lottery Of Cab,

- Conducted BY the Spanish Government -
o9ec, ~ IN Gold drawn svsfv ssvsntson days Phi
ses cashed and Information fuYnishcd. The highest
price paid for Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold anl
SILVER. TAYLOR \ CO.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
VIRGINIA. CrT1
CORRECTED wEEKLY-

VIRGINIA Orr. n. T., Jan. IL. 1868
Ixon.resideut readers win please bear In mind
tAat our quotations are based upon actual uansac-
tons and are creenback prices for goods by the orr
iual packages The retail prices range about ten Per
cent. above quOtations.l
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

" Amelia, for thee-yes, ut thy conn
mand, I'D tear the eternal armament
into a thousand fragments-Pd gather
the stars one by one as they tumbled
from regions of ETHEREAL SPACE and nut
them in my trowsers pockets; I'd pick
the sun-that oriental god of day. that
trayerses the blue arch of heaven in such
majestic splendor-Pd tear him from the
sky and quench it's bright effulgence in
the fountain of my eternal love for thee I
Amelia" Don't, Henry, it would be so
very dark" rfrf --rIri-r' 7-ef \ I
Wake. lady, vakel The moon is high.
twlnklin stars are beamin' while now
and then, across the sky, a meteor are
streamin'l Wake, Sally, wake, and look
on me-awake. Squire Nubbinis daugh-
teri If I'll have you, and you'll have
me-(by gosh who threw that water y
A lady asked a noted doctor if he did
not think the small bonnets the ladies
wore had a tendency to produce conges-
ton on the brain oh, no, replied the
doctor ladies who have brains don't
wear them J"
An ugly young lady is always anxious
to marry, and young gentlemen are sci.
dom anxious to marry her. This is the
resultant of two mechanical powers
the inclined plain, and leave her.
When you see young man and wo-
man walking down the street, leaning
against each other like a pair of badly
matched oxen, it is a pretty good sign
that they are bent on consolidation.
A moral debating. society out west is
engaged in discussing the following
question: eli a husband deserts his
wife which Is the most abandoned, the
man or the womanf"
Ifthe happy days of wedlock are called
the honeymoon, why shouldn't the un-
happy ones be styled lunar causticf
The celebrated fool-killer, for who's.
coming the world has waited SO patient
ly and so long, has arrived and gon,
busily to work. His name is Keero c
Noyle-
Wanted, a needle and thread to SOW .
patch of potatoes on the pants of n tireC
dog.
/ Is it right to describe a man who i
pelted with rotten eggs, as Blowing hi
head to the yoke ?"
Why was Goliah astonished whel
David hit him with a stone? Becaus
such thing never entered his head be
fore. 4L4-A LllNAE'A hGe q
4 A French paper considers the whal
an antediluvian sardine.
Counter irritants is what the Lowel
Courier calls Labitual shoppers.
If mans wife is well bred, he neve
wants any but-her.
An imperious Cesar-The sheriff.
A maiden speech-Ask papa.
A question of time-What o'clock ?
The SherifFs religion-Writ-u -ualism.
The yard arm"-Thirty six inches.
: a tight" place-A drinking saloon.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
Personal.


Charles Dickens has n sister-in-law
residing in Washington City, she being !
the widow of Augustus Dickens. who
was a clerk in the Illinois Central Land
Office for some ten or twelve years, and
died two or three years ago. Augustus
was the fayorite brother of Charles in !
the time of his early literary triumphs,
and il was from him thatihe derived his
nom dc plume of Boz. Mrs Dickens is
keeping a boarding house on North
Clark street, and by this means is barely
able to support herself and children
John G.. whittier's illness, at his home
in Amesbury, Mass, is likely to prove
fatal He has been in delicate health
for some years, and he is now quite ad-'
vaneed in age. None OF his friends
have recently been permitted to see the
poet
MACK" Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial. is Joseph
B. McCullagh, formerly war cores
pondent of that journal
Madame Demerest gave paper dress
masquerade lately in New York, at
which the costumes comprehended the
most curious freaks of fashion tor the
last 800 years.
Miss Anna E. Dickinson was to lee
ture at Dubuqe, on the evening OF the
oath nit, on " Women and Idiots. The
Herald maliciously says the subject in
cludes herself and her audience
Gail Hamilton says: Reluctance to
marriage is not the great or the growing
fault of women" Gail ought TO know.
In the Albany Academy of Music, just
burned. both Edwin Forrest and Char
lotte Cushman made their first appear
ance-
Katee. the famous apple-woman who
stood in front of the Tribune buildings
died recently, leaving $4,000 in the
bank.
Bradford MacSmber, of Massachusetts
died lately, leaving just $4,000, whct
Just forty-four cousins have appeared t'
claim.
Bierstadt has sold his Rocky Noun
tains and Storm in England 10
$4,000.
The youngest son of Patrick Henri
has Just died in Charlotte Co., Va, a
the age of ~.
Louis Napoleon skates badly, Otter
falls, and always on the bony part.
Longfellow has abandoned translation
for the present, and is nov engaged OF
the composition of an original poem
viii appear next spring.
Napoleon loobied his army bill through
hinIself
Gen. Lee has six hundred students L
his college.
Juarez gets a salary of $4,000
Eugene has 5000 dresses.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

WOODWARD spoke against the right
of Congress to impeach, on the grounds
that it was unconstitutional, not being
constituted of Representatives and Sen
ators from, each of the States This
doctrine if followed ont would render Il
legal every act Of Congress since the
South rebelled. Andrew johnson, un-
der the same doctrine, is not a constitu-
tional President, as the people of all the
several States did not have the oppor-
tunity to vote at the Presidential cleo
ton in which he WINS chosen. H.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

FRED. ]. STANTON, editor, and pro
prietor of the Denver Gazette, goes after
his party sharply under the caption of
"a little plain talk" Hear him:
"The generality of Democrats in this
Territory are, as poor as Jobs. turkey
and as mean as they are poor.
We can assure Democrats that if they
don't come up and pay what they owe
us, we shall very shortly publish the
full list of our delinquents, and thenclose
the Gazette and take it to more congo
NAL climes.' rHfh ft1tll
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
General Items.

n The total NdLuatlon OF property Tor
-stion purposes in Missouri for 1867 is
Iss54 S6S, ,S05, an increase Of $25S .314,-
10 over the valuation OF 1860. Of the
I.ioation of 1867 that of real estate is
IsSSo 493. .359, the balance being personal
s,operty, There are 81, $50 500 acres of
- faxed in Missouri.
4 c,ctuses, fifty feet high, that grow up
I,.ts a cigar and bear delicious fruit have
In discovered in Arizona Territory.
i The French navy now consists of 122
..ifng ships and 354 steamers OF the
E.tter. "A are ironclads, 1S7 screws and
ITs paddles. These 457 ships are of
kG e7l horse power, and carry 6.7S4 guns
pssides these, 81 ships. namely, 16 iron
.lsds. IA screws and two sailing vessels
| are now building for the government
A Mississippi editor has been furnish
A with an "album quilt" by the women
u his county, each one of them con-
I,r;buting a part and inscribing her name
an her work. We suppose he gave each
o0s "sheet" in return.
When intoxicated, a Frenchman wants
% dance, a German to sing, a Spaniard
- gamble, an Englishman to eat. an
i,.lian to boast, Russian to be affec-
/ douste. an Irishman to fight, and an
i american to make a speech.
A company is being formed in Boston
With a capital of 100000, to make and
substitute for wall paper, wood hang
/ iDgs-
They recently Missed an actress at a
Parisian theatre for being "robed in a
halo of electric light" and very little
else, on the stage.
A gentleman of Cleveland, aged IA
is in Jail for whipping his mother. His
mother ought to be in Jail for not giving
the youngster a spanking.
Philadelphia is now regarded as the
the second manufacturing city in the
world. II has 1,266 mills and manu-
factories,
The latest improvement in earrings
are miniature aquaria of rock crystal
and living water animals on a small
scale.
II is said, for the purchase of the Herald
for million of dollars
The latest estimates make the loss by
the recent Chicago fire, $2,773, $50; in
surance 81 ,334, $50.
An overbearing woman in Detroit has
presented her husband with four child
rem at birth.
United States silver circulates at Lon
don. Ontario, for ninety-six cents on 8
dollar.
If the waves threaten to engulf you
don't add by your tears to the amount
of water.
Twenty four British railways have de
prsciated e17, ,137 900 in twelve-months
1t is estimated that twenty million
newspapers are printed daily.
The London Times opened the yea
with a seven column editorial.
In France the subscriptions for tn
Pope have reached 100000 francs.
In the year 1867 there were 21,77
miles of railroad opened throughout tn
world.
Horse steaks are coming into fashio
in New York.
A census just taken of the city G
Washington shows a population of 100
900.
Meerschaums are now made of potatoes
Talk of sunshine from cucumbers.
There are two hundred and ninetee
newspapers published in the State c
Indiana.
An English soldier gets Shopper yea
French e40, Prussian, $50.
Louisville is to have wrought iro
Jail.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
STERLING HOUSE.
Percival a. CraDstOn,
.1Is. PROPRIEToRs.
STERLING CITY, III. T.

WE take pleasure in informing the travelling
w cnblc or persons visiting the mines In This
v;c;nitr chat the Sterling Hou,e oilers as mach
comfort 10 its quests Is generally found At hotels
In the rnountsfns and charges as reasonable The
tabl. 4. nlwnvs Supplied with the best The market
sTo-ds. ard ,hebar vits the ehoiess' hq7ors and
ciEars
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
Estray Notice.

ClME 40 my ranch Stinkingwster. about the
" first of February, 1893. one white aud one
speckIed steer--no brands-
F..nu.ry is isss-issIs5.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
MARKET REPORT.
tE CONNECTED BIZ r. -f
Sparks & Mcpherson,
.rgTrt E.t
No. 60, Main Street.

b I'VE wish It to be understood that our quota
tions based upon actual transactions, and re
present gold prices for goods by the original pack
ages The retail prices range about ten per cent
- -t' HELENA, Feb. 1, 1868.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
PLANTERS HOUSE,
On Broadway. opposite the Post Once.
HELENA, NJ. II.
JOHN CLossER, Prop'r.

U,HIs house has been thoroughly refitted, remod-
IL sled and newly furnished. and now opens It's
door TO the public with hrst-class accommodauons
which added 70 moderate bflls viii reader this the
most desirable stopping place In the city,
~ Suits Of rooms, and single rooms nicely iur-
nislsd for boarders, at reasonable rates.
Helena. n T.. Nov. 2S. 1877 decotwu