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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-02
MUSIC LESSONS.
LEASE OF PLANTATION,
At Auction.

Tutorship Of the Minors ENEMA P. aud ALICE DOUGLASS
WILL lease to the last and highest bidder at public
IL auction, at the Market House on
Saturday. the 10th day Of December. 1868,
between the hours of II O'Clock NJ and clock r. u
the following described property to-wit:
THE DOUGLASS PLANTATION situated on Red
River twelve miles above Shreveport, in Caddo par
sh, for the year 500, containing Three Hundred and
Fifty Acres Of open Land, of the best river bottom,
and in good state Of cultivation. There are on the
place an orchard of fifteen of tie best fruits
good. houses, mill and gin.
Terms of lease made known day Of sale.
WIN. ROBSON, Tutor.
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Stock on hard and not cleared ............. 532
hipped from Mrs, Canes, opposite this CITY. 1913
Hide Market.

Number dry hides Shipped yesterday.... 335
Number dry hides shipped previously. HIS, 446
Number wet hides shipped yesterday. lis
Number wet hides shipped previously... 925- 1,o4o
Total number shipped since Sept. l, 1888 4S6
The following were theprices paid for hides, wool,
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NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER.


Tri-WeesIy Line.
Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAioh-
DAY on arriY al Of Cars from Marshall
, = Co4pR1sISG the following iow-water
,ffs@laaa-S "a passenger steamers:
sssaxzF$5ssSS' ERA No. o.. Capt G. i. kOUNS
zzssszzsszsszaal ERA No. 10. CaptISA AC- K0UNS:
LIxxIE HOPKINS 1888 Capt. JOHN 7. ROOTS.
PIONEER ERA ...... Capt. WV. GllIlEN.
RIGHT WAY......-... Capt. NOAH $40 Eli:
RICHMOND. Capt. W. 7. BOABDMAN
For New Orleans Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Campte,
Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice, Cotlle, Alexandra, NOR
mans Barbn and all intermediate landings. One OF
the above ucpAssenger steamers wFleaye Shreveport
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, on
the arrival of thecars from Marshall For freight or
passage apply on board. Lo23 d1L
NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON.
r Twilight draught fast-runnng steamer
p, @.E.. B ROSE FRANKS Capt.J. W. White,
Jasper Russ clerk, will run regularly be-
ss==s=.ssZ tween New Orleans and Jefferson touch
ing at all intermediate points For speed and comfort
she unsurpassed by any boat in the trade For freight
or passage apply on board loI-t
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Shreveport, April IA, 1868.

Z HAVING purchased the stock of goods now on hand
at No. 8 on the Levee from Mr.. John G. Eistner,
shall continue the same business at same place.
IrespectfullF ask continuance of the patronageof
Mr.. Elstnerfs old customers.
April IA, 1868. L. 3. CARTER.
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Essssssszzsss FOR sALE-A fine PIANO. of excel
ff Z ent tone and in good order. Annlv at the
Eoreantlass o ~ Of the South Western.
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s AK. MCLEAN holds my power of attorney for the
transaction Of oil business connected with my house.
ap22 If L.E.CARTER.
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NOTICE

EOTfCE.
A Ill POWERS OF ATTORNEY heretofore granted
n BY me are hereby revoked.
R.A PHELPS.
Shrereno1t. Norenber Is. 1863. ms st -
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SHREVEPORT BREWERY.
FEN1E undersigned respectfully informs the public that
l. he has purchased from Mr.. A. Schalncr, the we'll
known Shreveport Brewery. for the purpose of
tnuing the manufacture of LAGER BEER. All orders
from either the city or country, promptly filed.
Address Box 26l, Shreveport La II. LINMAN.
Shreveport. .JannarY 10 1855.
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1863 GARDEN SEED. 1868
1EyURNIP, CABBAGE, LETTUCE, &c, from Robert
IL BUST Jr Philadelphia. Just received per steam
er Cuba, and for sale BY
s9-3m F. - T. H.. X Els Il Co.
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= EsoR. NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY December2
THE light-drau2ht fastrunnng steamer
T. IL. b LIZZIEGATE, Capt G. " stinde, Eo.
- - Groves Clerk, will leave as above on the
arrival of the from Marshall For freight or pas
annY on board. = lQl5 4tu
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shreveport, Novembcr IT, 1865. It pl
SHERIFF,S SAFE.

= -- - SHERIFt'S SALE.
IN DISTRICT COURT--statc of Louisiana-Parish
Il of .Caddo--No. 7s27.-E. JOINS VS.. II. CHARLTON
Administrative By virtue of writ Of sale issued
from the honorahlethe District Court of the parish of
Caddo, and to directed / will sell at public auction
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of December. 1868.
between the Hours of Il O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock r
NJ, thefollossng described property, to wit:
Lots twenty - J. twenty one 2i) and tw enty-t,vo
[22) in ten lot two (2 with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the city of Shreve-
port.
Seized as tho property Of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all cost.
Terms of salc-C.tsH, without benefit of appraise-
#ment. JOHN J. HOPE. Sheriff
Shreveport November (, 1868. E1tdts5tw pfsSl 80
State of IoHisiana.--Parisho of Ead,io.
& Succession Of y. =. BooTH deceased.
z n PARISH CUUItT.-Notice is hereby given that
j. G. Jones administrator of said succession has
this day filed in said court final account Of his admin
stratlon and unless opposition be made thereto the
time prescribed by law, said account will be hofnoo-
gated approved and made the Judgment of the court
said Jones discharged from further administration Of
said succession and his bond Cancelled -z 3
- Witness the Honorable d. Creswell Judge
/. s. + Of said court, this November 10, 1868
I - t nll 81 Il. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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@

w ISHIING to retire from business, have this day
w sold to LOUIS e. GARTER my stock of goods
at my stoEehaase No. the Levee. The same bus
mess which has Been carried onby myself will be
hnued by Mr.. Carter.
public for past patronage and request continuance
of the same to my successor, Mr.. /. e. Carter.
JOHN G. EL.sTNER.=z
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PAgsTITIGN SALE.

Shreveport, La, November II, 1868. E5t
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Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAIL
DAY, on arrival Of Cars from Marshall
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
Number 8.

silent sneer from Thaddeus Stevens, than
Webster's most brilliant oraiions ever dis
cussed. The craftsmanship Of the past
four years has been that Of aciion--con-
stant, overwhelming action--besidc which
words became psliry. Something OF the
preference of achievement over oratory.
which marks military men, has marked
the civilians of our military period. So
far from wanting in great statesmen, the
craftsmanship of the past six years has
been that to which the spirits Of the first
Revolution would bow in reverence, and
to which our statesmen, for the coming
century, win point as their model for imi-
tation, and their authority for all contro-
versy. Lincoln, Stanton, Chase, Fessen-
den. Seward, Trumbull, Colfax, Wade,
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, and
the like, are names as classic in history as
Chatham, Burke, Fox, Pitt, Canning,
Marlborough, Wellington, Napoleon.
Murat, Ney. They are the founders o!
that period in our history when the United
States developed into nation, capable OF
maintaining every right, OF not merely ita
present forty, but of its future hundred
millions Of people. no longer scattered over
thirty-scven States, but crowded into
seventy. Ten years ago we knew Dos
whether or not our nationality Was strou-
ger than South Carolina. Our so-called
statesmen feared to test the question.
Webster weakly declared he "dared not
penetrate the veil" Jackson made much
empty fame by swearing he would test it,
and then, waving the real point at issue
by recommending repeal of the duties.
Could so weak bond suffice for our fu-
ture republic? The longer the question
was postponed the more blood It would
cost to solve it,
As it Is, the solution has cost much, but
it is worth far more. Those who fell In
the struggle have not lost in exchanging
a fleeing life for glorious immortality.
AS we look forth into the future of tho
United States, we behold IFS beloved flag
waving over an empire ample enough, IN
its present dimensions, 10 hold a hundred
and fifty millions of people, presided over
by a government now lifted into degree
of power preportionatc 10 its future res
containing population from
whom every barbarizing institution has
been removed; pervaded by laws calcula-
ted to secure In its fullest perfection to
every citizen, be he rich or poor, native or
alien, white or black, Christian or infidel,
ignorant or learned, virtuous or vicious,
lhe right 10 liberty and the pursuit Of hap
piness. Everywhere in our broad land
education is free--and religion knows no
What shall prevent the
American people from moving calmly and
surely onward 10 destiny and glory of
which our most enthusiastic statesmen
nave not dreamed?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
NJ E DICAI.

1T was early In the spring oflSs that this Com.
pound was originated. MON Der Of my family m
afflicted with an irritation of the throat, attended
with adisssrecable cough. Ihad for so,ne monthe
previors thought that preparation. having fcv
its basis the inside bark ofwhitc pine might be 30
compounded as to be very useful in the case cfthe
throat and lungs. To test the value Of il in the
case alluded to. compounded small quantity Of
the medicine that / had been planning. and gave
1t in teaspoonful doses. The result wac exceed
ingiy gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthc throat was removed, the cough subsided. and
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to a lady in Londonderry. ". H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned by sudden cold. and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for moro. She took about ten ounces Of il,
and got woli. J.R Clark. ESQ.,. edter oftbe Man
chester Duly Mirror. made n trial Of the same
preparation in the case Of n severe cold, and wss
cured Immediately. lie was 50 highly pleased
with the results. and so onhdent cf success attend
ing its salec If placed before the rublic. that he
finally persuaded me to sive il n rs mo aud send
It abroad to benefit the suffering"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
APhysiologicalV View Of Marriage
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EYER PUBLIsHED.
Containing nearly three hundred pages.

q Nd 130 fine plates and engravings Of the Anaf
n omy Of the Human Organs in a state Of Health
and disease with treatise Early Errors, its De-
piorabie Consequences upon the Mind and Body
with the Authors Plan of Treatment--the only ra-
tionsl and successful mode of Cure shown by the
report Of eases treated truthful adviser 20 the
married and those contemplating marriage. who en-
terap doubts oftheir physical condition. Sent free
Of postage to any address, receipt Of 25 cents IN
stamps postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA
CR0Tx, No 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, N T. The
author may be consulted upon any Of the diseases up
on which his book trests either persona iiy by
mail Medicine< sent 10 anv rart ~ the world
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02

"PSYCHOMANCY.o or Soul Charmin = .,
How either may fsscinate and gain the love and
affections Of any person they choose Instantly This
simple. mental requirement all possess. free, by
mail. for 25 cents, together with guide 10 the
unmarried Of both se-es- queer, exciting book.
100000 copies sold. Address, T. WILLIAM & CO.,
BOX Publishers. Philadelpha
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02

For the larges: and best selection of
Boots & Shoes go TO PAUL's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
Testimonials.


rery large member Of irovfans te.t;~o--isr, ,r-,
atrsddy tcSn reoefrcd from Izysicidrs. Geyymen 4.>
euiee, and, iadesd from all cldsses in rc.sv sp-k.
is1 ~ the ~of fattering terms Of the Wait Isss
DR.. NIcHoLS ef ,y,~t.keld. II, srys: an
~ fnd the white ISne fbvapo,s,.d IN .. -,-v ,1e.-
esos no only IN eostghs and ster psbs s,es,sn.
bsf also an crectiaas Of the hdneys delrl,y oT ire
Stomach, and othr kiadrsd organs" =.
I Rsr X. CHASE, Of Rnnsey. y. NJ. ,,si-s: ~
- hare for years rrgord,d your White fsa> O,u-
pcsnd inralsabls remedy can t,rav .,v mar
ys2ard Il esEcacsou, and raInatie isn .r,,
nars lsI faken hs ten'poasd fr q coid, and ~-~ss
eAaTmingty."
Prom JAMES J. IIorr
m BRADPoRD. W ~. September. rs,s
Dr. POLAND: In the Full of 1857 Ttol a ,~,o r,o
sf o.ld which brought a cry ssreye cush nan :,
the sde AVID fsnVs. and yoahg biood ,cas ,i,o ver,
badly afflicted ,cih that froabissom, disoDts, K,dr.,
much frosbled sch my froaf and i,o- claisg .p arS
rafs1 oH i'smense 1sh srh bid cough ases raisis
blood. feh thai my t'me here m,Sf ts shon sul.ss
som got relicc Tis prsy tn,inced d frv vou,
" hsx Ifne Co'apos1'd. though fa,fh ~a: snI
Buf. 70 .y assc".sa1. hxtrs had ssksn fsa sssi..
ny cough scas bitter the kiin>y frnxbe also ond ex
rest nights witAca choking s and raisino % rsrh D
Aese take" msdr'y fhrse toales, aud ,g hike vii
roxld add that my fathoss 6nprl, !, ;,,,;,,.s 4,
dscd rith e.
The Whfte Pne Cowposrd, odrcyfisei a; leuofB !.
ov colssnx Is cs only 30 is inrstsro bsd u
highly approved uedtciae. DIR. y U. IsIand tk~ =.
eesfor has 1s oofd1soe Of The NAVY Gao t,or Rsr a.
coldsce suhich h enjoyed while Iatrio rs, Iiv No,
yev7 ds q Bap6a miHiaeT. Hss experience as q mi
fer led ha 10 okx e<persmenfs srhicA issssd i a..
ssdscal discovoy.-Boston watchu,au and Reflector.
4 LzLUzBL5 KrD1cYNE.-pr. n,a,r. VIA.
kSes 01P0Mds ddrO<ssed n ssv culsmss IL = sresrs.
~ a3N4t % ooMbAe asd apply x MEDICAL r;,f.s.. -
- Whkee l4ns hovf. n has 6sop norusoAfv fesei -
- PsePk - tsis oity and ricsity and De propr;aos
- ees6nss6ohb ~ saiss fron Dsvsons uxd krps- Z.
- N6sas. We rsconmssd as fsiaI u al Ekoss GO
" asssae b ~hick = e edap<sd . 5or ssie b. ~
- 6sUias-New York Indspsndsnt.
The White Pine Compound
.sssr.ss.sd At a< VIEW EweLAND Bozlyu
10OT ~ Has1~ SFss. Bosass. = -
GEORGE " SWEET I'D. nrprssr
SOLD AT wHoLEsALEBY
bURNHAMS & VANSCHAACK
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS u
10 Aeke-st.' ,Hcl .49 Chseage
Sold at Retail BY Pershing Brown, Plymouth. In
- z.5 WANTED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
LISTS OF NEWSpAPERS.

COMPLETE LISTS of all publications
i'sued in the TwESrY NORTHERN STATES have
been published. and will I,s. sent tn any address
on recript Of price, TWO. DOLLARS, A
liz; for any one STATE can ie had for 25 CENTS,
or selection Of anv fire S'aiss for 81 90.
Address. G. p. ROW ELL a. CO, PuRLIsHERs
OF ADVERTISERS GAZETTE. NEw YoRw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
Argos ,

Three magnifrentiy illustrated M,-ical Ecoks con
tanning important physiological Information for Men
ant Wonr, sent free % Of - cents ly address
ing the Secretary of the Ne,s York Medical Cnivcr.
-. No. - CIintnn uIrc.- " Nn-k l,ifx-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
WE ARE COMING!

And will present TO any rerson sendns rs n club in
our Great One Dollar sale of Ifry and Fancy C,ods
etc, silk Dress lattern, Pieceof she ting Watch
etc. Tree OF cost. Catalogue OF goods and sample
>cnt to any address free. Address -4TIFy IA HES
= TO- , F>sl~ro -. Fs@~for 1fas<. T. o. Boy Ji25
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
AGENTS WAITED FOR
- BEYOND THE NIS<ISSIPPI ~

4 t'omplefe History. Of iE- New States and Terri
foriiics it"m the Great River To the Great Ocean.
Lif- AID Adventure on frairies Mountains and the
Pacific Coast With over 2' Encrving- Of the
Citics- Lands Minc~ People and Cnriosities Gf fh..
Great West. IT. ready ssl,, with an increased CON-
mission. make il the host subscription book ever
published >eud t'r Circulars. Addrs-~ NATIONAL
~ bLiSHlNG COMPANY. Cincinnati, Ohio; Chi
cago. Illinois. or Saint I.nnis Mis.nuri
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02

LADIES, lou can receive for The sum of
ONEDOLLaR.
sill. Merinoa anil Alpaca Dresses. Shawls Baimorsls
Linen fosd-- Embossed Table Covers Watches Jew
ciig. Silver Plated Ware Sew ing Machines &c Send
y o tenor more with ten cents for each descriptive
shf (. and tie ef.er up of tho elnb will pres
enf worth frcn, 6; To 500 acrurr., to number sent
As-uts wanted everywhere. GirruIars sent free
FARMER 4 CO., succcssors TO GRAHAM 4 Co. 81
ami e6 Federal street Boston
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
niseases of the Genital Organs.

DR.wALTER. GOT Broadway. ~ r., ,desotss par
i~ular attention all diseases peculiar to these
organs in both sexts. Send stamp fos circular.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
GOOD PAY FoR DoING GOOD

Magnificent Premiums.
A GOOD ACTIVE MAN on WOMAN wanted in
every neightorhood 20 canvass for the weekly
PRAIRIE FARMER. The oldest and lae-t
AGRICULTURAL, ,HURTfCTLTCRAL and IA NJ
lily PAPER published ia the great Northwest.
rs- Price only 20o pcr year.-Ga
eS- SPLENDID PREMIUMS 10 AeentsNa
Sc GRirJ TIES 10 all new Sui,Ssriber~
nc Specimen copies sent free To- any address ga
kf .lddie--, f,r full particulars
THE PRAIRIE FARMER CO. Cliceco. IH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
q y @
Il is The BEST Cni nee ever offered 10 Agents

One or two days tinie viii secnre a good
Seriay MachiRe, Watch, Six Dress, Recolrer.
other article of equal value. FREE OF COsT,
Agents wanted everywhere, male and f.r,ale a.
the best One Dar Psri brok Sale in the ronn,r~
Send fo- eieular. sc. THOMPSON A. co -
+i.e.f 30 Han pver street Hosf.u ar.s., -fI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
KOS,IQS

re- CIri"us Mftiie;sI Book. ns Price y. csuis
Address Prof JOHN NANDERrOOL. ~ H.. New
York Medical University 81 Clinton Place Y Y civ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-02
ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR.

AGENTS WANrED every where for our One Dollar
sale. A Watch, Tea >etf. Shawl. a Dress for One
Dollar each send . and stamp for TIVE check
and rirrnlars giving fnlI articulars. ~ e a.
Address, ARLINGTON, pEOWNE & CO.,
5-3 WASHINGTON street Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-14
Political Notes.


Some of the Boston papers are highly in
censed at the nomination by Gov. Bullock OF
Judge Thomas as Chief Justice of the ISu-
preme Court. When in Congress he voted
uniformly with Pendleton and the Copper
heads. ... -..-. 3D.. ....s, ..,a,...l
Small advantage have the Copperheads
gained by Mead's appointment in place of
Pope. The former it is said will take meas
ures to have the Alabama convention paid out
ofthe State treasury. This, as well as the re-
moyal of Gov. Jenkins of Georgia is more
radical measure than Pope was willing to un-
dertake.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives
succeeded In effecting an organization on Fri
day OF last week. On the twenty-sixth ballot
MIR. Davis, the regular Republican nominee
for speaker, was elected by vote Of 80 to 43
for Mr.. Jones the Democratic candidate. The
eight boilers presented written reasons for the
course they have taken.
1t was determined at the executive session
of the Senate ON Saturday that Stanton
should be reinstated in the War Office.
1t is predicted that the new reconstruction
bill, placing the Southern States entirely I'M
der the control of General Grant, will fail in
the Senate. .. .--..
A "Pendleton club" was organized at the
Astor house. New York, on Saturday. A res
olution was adopted advising all persons who
favor the election of that gentleman to the
Presidency to form clubs of similar charac-
ter throughout the country.
The President has signed the "whiskey bill,
and it has become law. If it effects what It
is intended it shall, three out of every four
gallons of the "critter" will no longer escane
payment of the tax.
The Washington dispatches of the Philadel-
phia Press, speaking of the Supreme Court,
say it is believed that while four of the judges
hold to the entire constitutionality of the recon
struction Jaws the other FIVE are not thus unit
ed. 1t seems to be understood that the four
judges are ChiefJustice Chase, Davis, Swayne
and Milton, and the five justices, Nelson, Cliff
ford, GIier, Miller and Field.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-14
e -# -t vi es All ~
The Union Pacific Railroad.

For five hundred and forty miles west from
Omaha, and from the banks of the Missouri
River to within ten miles of the summit of the
Black Hills, tthe highest point of the Rocky
Mountains crossed by the road,) the Union
Pacific Railroad has been completed and equip
ped. So rapidly has this work been accom-.
plished that the readers of our newspapers
have hardly kept pace with its advance, and
those who may have failed to see any of the
recent reports will be amazed at the fact that
forty miles OF road have been built and opeued
within about two months, in spite of all the
obstacles of frost and snow, which would effac-
tually block all ordinary railway constructive
work. Money, energetically> and judiciously
expended, has built and equipped this national
railroad with rapidity previously unknown.
Settlers, traders and mechanics have closely
followed the pioneership of the locomotive, and
cities numbering thousands of inhabitants now
greet the eye Of the traveller, where, until the
construction of the road, there was no hamlet.
nor even an emigrant's cabin. The work of fur
Their construction will no. be suspended even
during the winter months, but in the rock
cuttings of the mountains beyond the present
terminus, the pick and the drill will be actively
employed until the time shall come when fnr.
Their track-laying will be practicable. The ex
tent to which the securities of this Railroad
Company have been taken during the past few
months by the people of every section of the
country prove the wide-spl cad interest felt in
its prosecution and completion, and also the
popular faith in the commercial greatness of
the enterprise, and the coming years reports
of the mineral and agricultural production of
the great Western Territories, will show that
the advances made in aid of its construction Inv
the general government have been true pub
lie economy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-14
Board of Trade-Aunup al NIectiu o.

The annual meeting of the Board of Trade
was held last evening, the President, &C.
Hersey, in the chair. Records Of the proceed
ings of the board of managers were read and
approved, and J. Fl. Drummond, Frederick
Behrens and William Deering, previously pro-
posed for membership, were elected members
of the board.
b Mr.. A. Il. Shurtlef reported that arrange
ments had been made, securing new rooms for
the Board of Trade and for the Exchange.
O. M. Marrett of @theaz committee APP
pointed to nominate delegates to attend the
Commercial Convention at Boston, on the 5th
of February, reported, nominating r. G. Her
sey, A, X. Shurtlef, Sd. Anderson, NJ. N.
Rich, Geo. w. Woodman and w. s. Dana, who
We're accordingly elected..H Il
The Treasurer, c. II. Haskell, presented the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-14
It K#@ HALES
AZ v[IvEcEIABlE SIQIuAN
nS{M HAIR =
~ RENEWZR.

Is the best article known to preserve the hair 1t will
positively restore
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