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A Trip into the Couutry,
To the Editor of the Press.

To the Editor ofthe Press: 80. d. r.... .-....
3 While on ourpromenades into the country,
admiring the fine inland scenery, getting
full view of the ranges of noble hills and
mountains, and catching occasional glimpses
OF the beautiful lakes ponds and rivers, we
do not form an idea of the numerous enter
prising villages nestled down there and the
amount of business transacted back from the
natural seaport. In riding back short time
since we thought the Portland and Ogdens-
burg might pay to run any route, at least in
this state. Thirty miles from Portland we
came to Limerick where we remained over
night. This is one of the prettiest of New
England villages and besides what nature has
done for it in the way of fine scenery, it has
drawn together class of men endowed with
real enterprise, whose energy makes its ap-
pearance real picture OF success. Here the
merchants make business lively during the
winter by barter with the farmers. Ifa far
mer has produce for market, he can exchange
it for groceries and other necessaIies at
about Portland rates, r.... .... ...- .-........
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Dis sol ution.

H PORTLAND, JAN'Y 25. 1859.
ME copartnership heretofore existing under the
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The QUESTION OF GOVERNMENT MANAGE
MENT OF RAILROADS is exciting much atten-
ton in England, as well as some notice in this
country. The London Saturday Review, in
discussing the matter, says: uz
1t was one of the first objections started 10
the proposal of purchase by the British gov
ernment, that railway extension would be at
an end, and that the competition of the State
would ruin all the companies that endeavored
to maintain an independent existence Both
these fears are proved by the experience of
Belgium TO be grouDdless; and a third fallacy
IS demolished with equal effect. 1t is common
ly assumed that government management
must be more costly than company manage
ment, and cannot result in profit when carried
on side by side with what is called private en-
terprise. Like most other errors of the kind,
this notion derives itself from an undoubted
truth. Personal management by actual own.
ers is always more prosperous than delee ated
management by hired officials; but the mis-
take is to suppose that the action of Board
of Railway Directors has anything in common
with the supervision of two or three partners
in firm. Railway Directors are worse paid
and more negligent than the least effective of
public servants, and exhibit, as a rule, the
most hagrant vices of ohicialism, without hav-
ing the strong support which the officers Of a
government derive from their public position
Probably taking good companies and bad COM
panles together, the average management Is,
upon the whole, the very worst that any sys-
tenn either OF public or private organization
has produced, and the experience of Belgium
strongly confirms this view. The government
lines under the department of works are con-
fessedly conducted more literally to the pub
lie than any private enterprise has ever been,
and yet they have proved great financial
success
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ernas $500 per- amman, in adrance.
... Letter from New Hampshire.
Religious Revivals-An Old Newspaper -COlOni-
al Rec0rds-A Monstrosity- Gossip.
PORTSMOUTH. N H.. Feb 9 1860


PORTSMOUTH, N H., Feb. 2, 1869.
interesting revivals are in progress at
e'oi"i points IN the Methodist church in this
","'e OHe nuhured and twenty-five were
taken III at LISBON, Truman Butler pastor,
and already they have eighty on trial and tbir.
ty baptised at Sandwich, under the care Of the
Rev. NJ. Smell; about the same number at
Marlborough, under the charge of the Rev.
Moses Sherman, besides some twenty at Beth
iehem. A new church has been erected at
northumberland, on the line of the Grand
trunk railroad. A marked interest has been
awakened in some OF the Freewill Baptist
cnurches in Belknap county. A school dis.
'ric' III warren, containing twenty families,
has furnished ten bows. ali of whom became
preachers of the gospel.
Inc hrst printing press set up in this State
was in this city, by Samuel Fowle, of Boston.
whom 1856 commenced the publication of a
newspaper called the Net0 Hampshire Gazette
which purported to contain "the freshest adj
vices, foreign and domestic" and which bore
for heading cut of a crow and fox. Fowle
having several type metal cuts, which had been
e1grayed for an edition of Esop's Fables, and
thinking there should be something ornamen-
tai in the title of his Gazette, and finding no
artist to engrave anything appropriate, intro
duced one of these cuts designed for the fable
of the crow and the fox.
AT Exeter in this State are some very inter-
esting records relating to the colonial times,
beginning as early as 1641, only eighteen years
after the first settlement in the State. At
that time the records Of the court, of deeds
and probate records were kept in one book. 1t
would take an expert to read them now. From
a record of an inquest on the body of a person
killed, found the jurors were entitled to six-
pence each. Ronald Fernal kept the records,
but it does not designate his title.
One of the greatest curiosities in human form
is within the limits OF this city. A young la
dy, whose features resemble horse, and whose
hands and feet are in the form of a horses hoof.
She is incapable OF feeding herself in any 9TH
er mode than from trough.
Two days of the Supreme judicial Court
were taken up, where the amount pending
was two sheep which were alleged to have
been killed by dog. -.
have heard suggestion, and wise one in
my opinion, that Payson Tucker, of the p. s.
& p, Railroad, be secured as superintendent
OF the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
STEVE.
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THE Boston BOARD OF TRADE, on Monday
took action on several important subjects. l.
was recommended that the present nationa.
bankrupt law be made permanent anu 'nas
Congress be requested to protect ooninoiNe
against illegal exactions in the way Oh local
changes by States and municipalities and to
nrovide for the complete revision of the tariff
and internal revenue systems of the country
so that they may harmonize with each other.
A commission of experts for the revision of
the tariff was recommended.
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TERns:-Eight DoIarsa year in advance.
Ey- Single copies cents,
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Established June 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Ia publisbed
every day, Sunday exceIted,) at No, Pr;nfers'
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland,
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WHY WILL YOU DIE-CoNKLIN's PAS
w LILIES cure Consumption, Bronchitis, ,Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Coughs, Colds. Catarrh, Group Sore
IhGoat Disagreeable Breath Tghtness of the chest
Dlnculty Of Breathing, &c. Public Speakers and
singers, Will find them unrivaled tor clearing the
voice. Price 25 cents per box For sale by all Drug
glsts. ja25 w3m
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TO IAET.

CTORES on corner of Pearl and Cumberland SITS,
~ fitted up in good style for Apothecary, Dry Goods
or Millinery business, with cemented cellars ana
water conveniences.
Also, Houses on Pearl ST. and Cumberland Ter
race, fitted with all modern convenienees, abund-
ance of pure hard and soft water NoWready Tor oc-
,J. Il. FARMER,
auo6dtf Al DanfoIth Street
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS ia pub,,shed
every day, SUNDAY exceIted,) at No, Pr;nters'
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland,
n. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR,
1ERhs:-Eight Dollars year in advance,
ES~ Single copies cents.
CHE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same Place every Thursday morning st $3.50 year;
+ paid In advance $500 year. i7
gShALEs OF ADYERrISING.-One inch OF space, In
lengtn oil column, constitutes square.
Sl.5O per square daily first week. 20 cents per
week after three insertions, or less, Sl0O contnu-
ng every other day after first week, 5O cents.
Half square, three insertions or less rs eents
week, 81 90; so cents pc week after. .H.
Under head of f'AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions OF less, $1.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, l.26 per square for the first
insertion, and rs cents per square for each subse-
buent insertion,
Advertisements inserted in the HMAIYE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every part
the State for Sl.00 per square tor first insertion
and 80 cents per square tor each subsequent inser
ticn.
Address all communications to publishers Of
the Press"
JOSEPH W. AKERS r
Is Travelling Agent for the PRESS, Daily andWeekly
ANA authorized to appoint local Agents, receive
inscriptions and to settle bills.
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TO LEI /!

The commodious and convenient house No
hss 23 Watervie st, containing 12 good rooms
x4zAssssAs Plenty hard and soft water. Would make
capital boarding house. VIII lease for term Fof
years. Apply to
VIM. II. JERRlS, Real Estate Agent,
fe2dlwN Opposite Preble House.
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TO LET.
To II ct.

GTORE No IA Middle street; and Saesroom on
~ second floor OF Store No 76 Middle street.
Also several OFFICES, over said stores.
fe3tf --L- VIM ROYn
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Farm for Sale.

&EiIMHlA@ desirable Farm OF abou iSO acres
eaIIzz=sEZ-choice land, under a good state
of cultivation, well divided into moving tillage and
pasturage, wellfeneed and watered: keeps 12 head
stock the year round. Large amount of good muck !;
30 acres wood, Near school, 2 miles from village
and churches. 200 apple trees, one-balf grated to
choice ftut, pqms, cherries, currants, grapes and
cranberrres House II story, ten years old, with L
at house and barn. Four acres hops; hop house 80
by %, cellar under the same UT ~
This farm is very pleasantly located and has only
to TO be appreciated For further particulars
please address the subscriber at Harrison.
81 j / s---.E -. - 'na VIM. GRAY.
Harrison, Jan 9, 1869. 'A s.i d&w3w A-l
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WANTED
WANTED.

GOOD reliable men with references for a new pa.
VI tented invention, that paws large profits and is
needed in every household State and county rights
for sale. Can and examine at the
ST. JULIAN HOTEL, Room 33.
Fah . IF
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MANUFACTURES

are not neglected. We visited the mills of
Mr.. Joshua Holland, where the celebrated
"Holland Blankets are manufactured. Mr..
Holland gives employment to so hands now,
and when his new mill-now being built-is
finished, additional operatives will be EN-
ployed. They are now turning out $50 blank
cts per day, for which he finds ready mar
ket in Boston.
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VI WrANT TED-AGENTS to $500 per
] ! !
III "a month, everywhere, male and female to
Ia lE2 introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
IA IL COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
. GIEI MACHINE. This Machine will stitch hem
III ~ iell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and en-
"a broider in most superior manner. Price
81 81 only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
d n We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
81 b; Will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or
z u more elastic seam than ouls. 1t makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from S75
to 500 per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB & CO.. PITTSBURG. pa. or BOS-
TON.MASS or ST. LOUIS, MO. -
q CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon bv other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines mn
der the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
factured. - fe1eod1atSTr
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cyECOND and Third Stories over Harris Hat Stora
= corner of Middle and Exchange sts
I'D. & F. FESSENDEN
july Z1dtI SO Exchange st.
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Rent Given AWAY

Until the first of April of first class house to
~ party that will buy about 5000 worth OF Furni-
ture, or more if they wish
Apply to w. H. JERRIS
Ja29d1ws Real Estate AGENT
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DAILY PRESS.
HEay a Man Righ,ml,y Con,u.;. .-..,2 >
PORTLAND.

Thursday Morning, Feb uary q, 1862
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ORNISHVILLE,

: COItN1SHVIIH4H11
where business is brisk at all times OF the
wear. Here some fine carriages are manu-
featured. and we noticed sleighs painted by
Mr.. John F. Rand of that village, which prov
ed that real genius was to be found up there
among the hills.
Mr.. Bryant Bradley has eercted a nice lit
tie building for photograph gallery. Mr..
Bradley is master of this profession and
gets some fine pictures.
Dunning is yet to be found at the Cornish
House, the great popularity of which he
fully sustains. A.
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Wanted!

a GENTS to sell the "American Knitting Ma
- Chlne Price 8 25. The simplest cheapest. and
@ pest Emitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 20
Voo S s,itches per minute. Liberal inducements to
Co., Boston, Mass, or st Louis, Mo. fe1MWFi3t
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Wanted

a Situation by a colored boy; Is accustomed TO
&Ahorses. Apply at II Commercial st. te1tiw
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Wanted!

a n middle aged widow maiden lady well ac-
- quainted with genteel housework and willing TO
make herself generally useful in usual household al
ail ha 5d IN seturnoI IT, moderate salary and comtorta
this office for week, giving name and references
which will be treated confdentially. ia27diw
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has taken the hotel formerly kept by Mr..
Longee, and thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished it. Mr.. Davis is giving great salts
faction, and having this pleasant house it is
thought by all that he will make this hotel
one of the best in the State, and such an one
as this beautiful village is worthy Of We
predict for him success and especially during
the summer months.
Nine miles from Limerick is the beautiful
VILLAGE of
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Agents Wanted for this State
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. Store to Let.
CTORE No. Q Gait Block Commercial st. Pos
- session given Jan'y 1,1s69. Inquire OF
JOHN G. PROCTER,
oc24tf No. SO Exchange Street.
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REAL ESTATE.
EO7s Sale m, Toyo,

~. The three story Brick Honse viii, st.b,o
hsiiii adtaeneds No. 21 High street, containing 1S
Gss me- an %lih SnIa eyeiy MODERN iMrRorEMEsr
ais, nos anu cog water, water closet furnace &c
t ~ y IN perfect order, and located on the
@ pess pars on street; possession given by the 1st
OF fepruary.s Enquire OF Z be- : - - - -
Or GEO. R. DAVIS & Co. Real Estate = Rroke,,s
Jan 2-dtf ~ :" e"i ies'si'e oioAeIs'
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s..s ....... 10 Let.
TTIHE FIRST CLASS Story Store will afinished
basement, light and airy, 100 feet on Market ST.
by 81 feet on Middle street, opposite the New
Post Office. Rent reasonable. For part or whole
Wharf. nov2S-dtf
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70 Let.

I N - = To LGVs
1.-TWO Tenements on Green St., and one corner of
L Salem and Bracket SITS.
Inquire of j. G. WOODMAN, Jr, 1443 Exchange
st. or N. M. WOODMAN, 2S Oak st. de3ldtf
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TO EAET.

Two Good Houses-One small, the other
Ma;, larger, suitable for boarding house.
.M4ssA Inquire at No 10 Congress Place. ja6tf
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V0kakObLe House Lot f0a. Sale

C1TUATED on the corner of Henry and ,Deerin,
~ Sts., ooxl00 feet. Enquire of :
]al2tf II. w, GAGE No Calf Block
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FTNAILOR'S Rooms M y occupied by Chesle,
i Brothers, over my Boot and Shoe Store.
NJ. G. PALMER,
dc29dtf 132 Middle st.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

The entertainment OF Miss Field was
very well attended on Wednesday evening
and generally well appreciated The char
acter Of the ghost, however, does not suit
either the voice or physique Of Miss Field.
She does not look the ghost in fact, is too
healthy for ghost Otherwise Miss Field
has good appreciation Of the text, and rem
dered several passages quite artisticaiiy.
The tableau OF Queen Hermione Of Stella,
indicted for conspiring to murder Leontes
and elope with the King of Bohemia, scene
from shakspcare's Winters Tale, was very
well represented, as was also Night, an ideal
tableau. Shsmus 0'Brien lacked voice
and the rich Irish brogue Of Mrs. Champion,
though once having heard -Shamus recited
BY General Meagher has untitled US for judg-
ing correctly OF its execution by any now
living Our Alabama Claims, pretty little
poem, was delivered with pleasing effect
The best piece Of acting she did was in the
Maniac, which she performed TO perfection.
Tomorrow Saturday. evening she VIII ap
pear again, assisted by J. l.. Hall and the
Poorman Glee Club.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

We were attracted TO Justice hcDaniePs
court day before yesterday by voice "half
familiar yet obscure" pitched to a very high
key in the argument Of repievin suit. The
matter was made plain when we saw Judge
John H. Watson fold Santa CRUZ on the
fioor, pacing up and down before jury, lay
ing down the law after the old style, as ne
used to do II "when bewas on earth the first
time" Much of the old fire has come back
to his eye the tongue so long paralizcd by
the enemy of the brain is loosed and the
voice has resumed its bell-like clearness
While the Good Templars have wrought a
magical change with the Judge, the Judge
is an ornament TO the Order.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

The banking house Of Herman Il Co OF
this place is one of the fixed institutions oil
the country. Its connection with Scholie
Bros in New York and San Francisco, as
well as with responsible business houses in
Bavaria and elsewhere in Europe give them
yery superior facilities for accommodating
all classes and countrymen. Dave Felsen-
held, of the firm here, is establishing him
self in San Diego, California, in the same
line; so that their business ramihcations ex-
tend throughout this coast as well as the
balance of America and Europe
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20
Tomorrow evening Miss NJ. Field will

Tomorrow evening Miss NJ. Field VIII
give performance at the theater, of which
the following is synopsis: Widows Victim
Jane Chatterly, stage struch chamber
maid-Miss NJ. Field Jerry Clip, stage
struck barber L. Hall Miss Field VIII
give scenes from the Hunchback and appear
in character as Lady Gay Spanker, in Lon
don Assurance and will dance the celebrated
shadow dance from Fanchon. J. l. Hall
will read from the Live Woman in the Mines
and give scenes in the Hunchoack, Little
Ioddlekins, the Wife, etc. Miss Field and
Billy Holton will dance the Barn Door Jig
from Arrah Ma Pogue The whole entertain
ment interspersed with songs from the Poor
man Glee Club
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

The foundry at the upper end OF town
was blowing ON Wednesday afternoon. We
went and took a look at the operation Of
making shoes and dies, goodly number OF
which they turned out made Of white iron
The Mcmahon brothers as moulders are
quite skillful at any rate they got good
scald on 10 this instance. John Catalow, the
proprietor, was looking on and appeared to
be perfectly satisfied with the result The
only thing wanting, so far as we could see,
was reciprocsting bellows, instead OF the
rotary blower, in order TO get up a blast with
one half the expenditure Of power that is
now required. The noise, heard all over
town, of the wings of the fan beating the
air is so much power wasted that should be
applied directly TO to the air used.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

Ar a meeting Of the Taxpayers
Union Convention, held at the Me-
chanics' Institute. San Francisco,
August IA, the following ticket was
nominated For Mayor, Thomas ID.
Selby, Sheriff, John A. McGlynn !:
County Clerk, J. Hanna; County
Surveyor, A. P. Won Schmidt; As
SCISSOR, George Congdon; Harbor
Commissioner, James Laidley
Treasurer, F. S. Wensinger Com
missioner, B. F. Freeman Coroner,
P. w. Randall ; Recorder, Z. W.
Leonard /; Harbormaster, ). T.
Wells.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

L. PREvosT, OF San Jose, Calior-
mia, pioneer silk grower of the coast,
died on the 10th. Mr.. Provost was
one of California most entrrprlsing
citizens and was engaged IN estab-
fishing a colony OF silk raisers in
one of the lower counties at the time
of his death.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

ROBERT DEDMAN, indicted for the
murder of Albert Springer at VIr-
ginia, Nevada, says the Enterprise,
was arraigned in the District Court
on the l4tb, pleaded mot guilty "
and his trial was set for August 30ib.
Grace Kerrigan, arraigned a Access
sorry, same plea, set for Sept. Both.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20


ABBOTT, John H.--cspen'er, Tsshing-
Ton IT,
soATsAs, c-Physieian, Jordan-sl
BURNHAx, W. Lumber dealer.
BEHOIT 4 I.AGAssER- Stock Ranch, Boon
vile.
BERNSTEIN, BEs-kerchant, Washing
ington-st
BLOSSOM. JAS. h-General Merchandise,
Cranes Granite Store, Westinghouse
BLAKE 4 cO-Assayers, Granite Block,
Washington H.
sEACHEY HILL-Rzilroad Stage Line, G
MHAYs Agent. Once on Jordan IL
BORMAN, EDWARD-Bools and Shoes,
Washington, near Fourth "a
BIGEIOw, W. D-Grooeries, L,qusrs, Veg
etables, ETC., Washington IT.
BRIGHAM 4 wEEEs-stoves and Tinwsre,
Jordan ~
BLAcRINGER, War Eagle Hotel, Wash
ington Street
CONNOLLY, DIR E--East side Washington
street, next 70 Bernstein's store.
DREW GEORGE-Livery Stable, owyhee
City, Flint DISTRICT
Room, Washington 81
ENSIGN, Y. E.-Attorney al Law, Wash
ington ST.
EWING TH0S 4 0.-General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington st.
FITLHUGH, T. B.-liquors at Wholesale.
CRETE, JOHN-Bakery and Saloon, next
door 70 Hills Theater, washington-st.
GORDON 4 PALMER-Sa~ Mil wagontown
ellison, JOHN G.-ldaho Stable, Jordan
Street Bridge.
CRETE, F.-Dentist, Washington st.
GRAHAM, JAMES-Liquor dealer, Wash
ipgt0n st. one door south OF Second.
CARDS R, JAS. H-Generll Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington IT.
HUGGAN, A-Attorpey, Jordsn.st
HEIDELBERGER, sAM-News Depot Post
Office building, Washington st.
HAssMAN, vALENTINE-IdsboL Laundry.
Junction Of Washington and Jordan-sts
HAYS h EAsrMAS-ldahoH Hotel and Stage
Ofiicc, Jordan-st
HOFFER 4 MILIER-Neat Market, Wash
ington st.
HERMAN 4 CO. Bankers and Whole
sale Merchants, Washington st.
HUELAT h Co General Merchandise, cor
Jordan \ Second SITS
JONES TOM and CHAs. LlvERM0RE-Sa-
loon, Jordan Street
KOHLHEYER, Washington Mar.
ket, Jordan st.
LEBRECHr, N-Post0fiice Book Store, nest
20 Herman 4 Co.'S Bank, Washington ~
IISCONB, A. M-Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
Washington st,
LESLIE, H. E-Photogapher, Washing.
Ton Il
LOBENsTEIN, y. tRed)-General aerchan-
disc, Jordan st.
hiBRIDE h HENLEY--Attorneys at Law,
Court Street, east SIDE OF Jordan Greek.
merrill. j. P.-Sheep Ranch Station, Jor-
dan Valley.
MCDONALD 4 CO.-Assayers, Jordan st.
MARTIN 4 MILLER-Attorneys at Law
Morning Star 81.
PICKETT h GABRIEI.-Golden Chariot ss.
lopn, corner Jordan and Second SITS.
RUPERT, J. A.-Apothecary's Hall, Granite
Block, Washington st.
s0HMERcAaP, W. F.-Saloon and Brew
cry, Washington 81
SPRINGER, A. C,-Iivery Stable, Jordan =,
USHER 4 BOWEN Olive Branch Saloon,
Washington street
VAN SLYKE, J, s. A RR0.-General Aer-
chandise, Granite Block, Washington st.
WALKER, LEWIS w.-Bath house and
barber shop. cor Jordan aud Second-st
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO-Bankers, Granite
block, Washington Street
WEBB 4 kYRICR Bankers, Jordan ST.