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National Republican., 1881-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
The OmeiaI Transfers ms Recorded Xester
div

Mr. ]. F. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On O street north. OF Fourteenth street
west sublot l20 go feet Inches by "a ieet square 2i0
John sherman TO Louise q. Du BOls, $1,000.
On q street north, near corner OF Marion street
west sublot 1875 (G feet by G7 feet nches) square 5
Frank Hume TO Mary A. Pugh, s25OO.
ON street south, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets east sublots u and u ii feet by lO2
feet inohes) square OlI and on Fihh street east,
between and g streets south, part Of lot - 90 feet
by l0l teeil inohl square so, Bellamin U. KeyseT,
receiver, to Christian ltupperl, & 20Gl.3g.
on q street north. between Ihirl eenth and Thr-
teenthand streets west, west half Of lot and
all of lot (2 feet Inches by 50 feet 2s lnches square
258, Edward IL, Thomas To James III. MArr, $1,000.
ON FINN street wes between NJ and streets north,
lot Is 5T feet inches by 100 feet) square 53 George
q. White 10 Ca. harine HRunnan, S,l50
on ID street north, corner OF second street west,
Bubiot rs (Ei by rs eetl, square 6l2 William Redin
Woodward, trustee, to James II. PllsOn $3.50
on street north, between Delaware avenue and
First street east sublOis and p (3i by l37 eetl,
square $780, and First street east, between u and
streets north sublots a. 3d. 3 and Jj $50 by ~ fee),
square 6sG John w. Ross trustee To Charles ~ Wal-
dfon, $500.
on street north pear corner Of First street east
part Of lot go feet by 1903 feet ~ inche, square 72
J. J, Knox commissioner OF Freedman sSnvings aud
Trust Company, 70 Edward Kubel, siOOl
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AI,xan,lrin 0r,,n rorI.c,.

ALExASpRIA. Oct. ip.-'The market was quiet but
firm. Flonr limited supply and In demand, cspe-
cal for lower grad,~ Wheat active. but prices
main unraiiid. wiIh offerings to-day ufa aNJ bushels
aud sales nt 81 u for gpot futz; Il 4t ~ Tor mixed:
~ 81, ~ ~ for lancaster corn firm. with atl-
vancing tendency, thOugh thu price paid to-day for all
offered WIS ilc. Rye Hcarcc and wanted. Oats In do
mand, with but few Offering.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. Il. G, WEsT's NERyEAsD BRAIN TREATMENT
a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. ConvulsiOns Ner
VOus Headache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory
lmpOtency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature old Age, caused by over-exertlon. self
cay, ana death one box wiz cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months Treatment, one dollar a
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee SIX boxes 70
cure any case With each oTdAr received by us for six
boxes. accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees Issued by STOTr 4 CROMWELL, isO Penn.
sylvRnia avenue, Washington, u. G., Wholesale and
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mere 4. Onn or Tncm.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
In your issue of last week asking the
names OF aliens In Government employ In reply to
charge made, give you the name Of Alfred
Cammack, who was never soldier never n voter,
and Is not citizen OF the United States. He is an
Englishman aud so boasts OF IT, He is q clerk In
The War Denartfneni II G.
National Republican., 1881-10-20

LONDON, oct io,United stStes'bonds. a. iio,f; do.
as, il6H. Atlantic and Great Western irsis 81 do.
seconds, 20s; Erie seconds, 0Gs; New York Central
lfi Illinois Central, 1879 Pennsylvania Centra ga;
New York, Ontario and Wcaicrn 80
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--T1T

"The wise for health on daily walks depend" and
thousands OF the elite, from far and near, visit
Dr. Whites establishment lilG Pennsylvania nue,
opposite Wlllards Hotel for relief from and avoid.
Ace OF COrIis Bunions, Diseased Nails, Vascular
ExcreBcenoes and other ailmenia Of the Feet Press
OF business az Office preclndes attendance NJ residence
except after .. m, oiiios fee, 81 per visit
National Republican., 1881-10-20
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON md nrler rhnr,. IAy. .lcptembcr li. lsl.

ON and after Thur, lay. acp;cmbcr Is. iSi,
7;in n, m.--NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily
Direct connection for south aud southwest, Daily
except sunday, Ia pniuts on &. X o. X. II. ,
PULLMAN SLEEPING tAltS IN $40 u. IN, irah
from WnsniiuNt NO NcNOr chIS without ciihlE,.
lois y. m.-SDUrlIERS ENplif;SS, daily, Tor nu
points South via Danvle, and West VIA u * u
IL. H.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CANS on IO:li u. m. r''u
from Washington To Augusta. ua., without
change. - -.- ..... ..
MA RtS SlEEPI NC COUCH CAlIS nom waning
ton to i'niNIllp
Passengers Tor Manassas Division will take 7:i) N.
train daily except SUNDAY. FOr Wnrrenton. Hij
q. III. trA u daily. 49,.
For tickets and Information call at Virginia MID
land Office, I0l Pennsylvania ayenue.
". MACDASIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. jyisU
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DRoposALs FOR BRONZE BALusTERs.

bTAIE, WAR, NND NAVY UEVANTMENTs,
WAsIilNGroS, II. g., oct, H. 1851.
Sealed proposals Tor furnishing and delivering
Bronze BaluseTS and two BrOnze Newell Posts loe
the north wing of the building for state War, aud
Navy departments, In this city, viii be received AZ
thls office until i2 M of NOV EMBER /, lsSl, and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders
blank forms proposal and intormation as to where
a bronze model may be seen Will be furnished to ~
tpbshed bronze manufacturers upon application 70
ths otiCe. THOS. LlNCOLNtARF.Y,
Ocll'Gt Ileut,-NOl. Corps of Engineers.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
nnItImnrr Ninch nnrrd.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE oct ip-Virglnla SKIES deferred, rs
do consolidated sO1. do SECOND acrlos, 40'i do. pas
due coupons, va; new len.mfucs, SEA bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
By Associated Press.


NEW York, oct. ia.-bIOney loaned between and
per cent on call, and closed at 8a+ per cent. FIX.
change was steady at Og@4sOA for long and 1870
4sill for short sight Governments were Irregular.
extended IS being per cent. higher, Is Coupon aud
registered) = per cent lower and the other Issues
unchanged. State bonds were In light demand and
generally nominal. Railroad bonds were fairly active
and In the main weak. Boston, Hartford and Erie
frsts being the feature OF the dealings large trans
actions selling of from 90 to G6.S The stock market
opened strong and h@I per cent higher Nashville
and Chattanooga aud Rock Island being exceptions,
the former being IA and the latter IA per cent lower
than yesterdays closing In the early dealings there
was n fractional advance which was followed by a
decline OF 46Dia per cent, Metropolitan Elevated.
Denver and Rio Grande, Texas Pacific ana Manhat-
tan Elevated lending therein. subsequently,, how
ever the speculation became strong, aud before noon
an advance of G2k per cent. was recorded In which
Metropolitan Elevated, Reading, and Texas Pacific
were most prominent Toward midday prices again
took downward turn, and during the early portion
of the afternoon the dealings Irregular and
settled but amer the second call an advance of Gt29
metropolitan and Lake Erie and Western heng also
conspicuous iherein This wns followed by a reaction
of Cdl per cent but at the close the speculation
again became firm and recovery esued OF IA q per
Guiding Central Pacific. 6,4JG Delaware Iackawanna
and Western 300: Denver and RIO Grande, 8s GJG
Erie 33TOG Kansas and Texas 9IOE Lake shore 2g :
gOn Louisville and Nashville, $500 Manhattan Ele-
Valed O. l0G Memphis and ChaTleston $40; Missouri
Paelhc 2,5t0 Northwestern, 6,S0G New Jersey Cen
bii Ohio ana Mississippi 1900; ontario and Western,
4nJe Reading G5Og st. Paul, 2S 000 Texas Pacific TO-.
200: Union Pacific, p 500 Wabash Pacific 1906 West
eTn Union, ls,0OG Eastern Tennessee 3iOO
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mama. mnrI,rt.

suBTRHAsunY nALANuns.
Coin ....- s75O9g7s2 90 Currency -.... se3gTo 90
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GGrapelcre' G5uioe.
T1fEnnEAT
1881 /.
1 ~ lttE tHEAI i ~ ~ 4
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTUY Est.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAIL.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAuNlFICENT EQUTP.
MEN'r.

IN EFFECT MAY IT, 1884,
TRAINS LEAYE wAsiIfNGToN. from Depot, cor.
For r6aIg AMI AID @ ne we wss5ef 5 's g. qoG m Ssy with
sleeping cars to Pitisburg and Chicago: i0D n. IN.
InilN, Wnh Siecping Cars nom Harrisburg to Cin'
win Palace Car 10 I1ttsbufg
- BALIlhORE AND POTOMAC RAtLROAD.
with ParlOr Car to Watkins and tie North, ut 500
o. nv daily, except SUNDAY; Rt go p m. dhiyi en.
cent saturday, with Palace Cars To Cannndaisua
For Wilansport, lock Haven and Elmlra, atiaso
For New York and thc East 500 1870 A. M, 200 1000
and lnlj D. mon Sunday, 2D p. m lGOO and lol5
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, o.5O a IN.
- daily, except Sunday.
For BROOKLYN, New York all through trains connect
nl Jersey Ciiy with boats Of brooklyn Annex"
allOrinE direct trnusrpr Ia Fulton street, avoiding
., uomnie ictt,Eo ncrnss View Nork rity. a. ,oo,...
fOr ihlhdclrliu sUl. l0'D n. m, zoo $40; lV:p and
uM,a n' m On sunday 200 p. NJ $50 lGuo' aho
Limited ExTrc-s iran n. m. uaily, except sunday
For baltimore, CIV SOD e30, 1880 q. M, and 2O1, ln
f:iO, $40 H'sl, 1910 and lots ~ IN. ON sunday. 80
. = m, lUi0 ~ M, 2:u $50, h3l 1000, and 1918 pm
for Inrrs Stcek Lane. GlOa- M and $50 p M. dailJ
For AnnapTiis. & 10 a. IN. and Eiop. M daily, exccT
fALEXHRbRIA ANp FREpERIcKsBuRG RAN.
WAY AMP ALsNANDitiA AND WAsHlNtb
For Nirxnndra, T:Gi 7;oo oso n M, aud lioD a. m I,
l.yi. $50 p. Iu G;!l p N, 500 aud led 7. M. Ca
Sunlays 80, p.2l aud il:Da, M aud 500 p m
- daily and $50 y. IN. daily, except Sunday. . -.
Trains leave Alexandria for WiwhingtOn 600, sOh
una tWUO n NJ. ~ ~. 3O1 SEQ, 900 and hlO y ui'
mud i2tO midughL sunuay, at $50 and 1000 n n'-
T.O1nitl 0iO D. m.
northeast corner or Thirteenth street and Pennsyl.
Nana avenue, aud nt the station, where orders eau be
len for tile checking OF baggage to destination RON
'''''' wv" J. II. MOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. UCiirrn Manager.
pALTlAtUEE AND ONO RAILROAD.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
CLYDES
STEAM PACKET LIN]
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers
proposals.
PRoPosALs FOR pLAsrERiNG.

OFFICE OF BUILDIN0 FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISOroN, u. c., Oct ~, 1891.
sealed proposals. tor Pastering In the north wing u
the building for state, War, and Navy Departments
In this city, comprising about $1,000 square yards o
Three Coat Work and 2l,OOO running feet of Enriched
Moulded Cornlcc and StuCCn Work, 10 be executed
during the coming winter will he received at this of.
flee until u IN, OF NOVEMBER ~ ISL and opened
immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Intending bidders are required to visit this Office.
where profile drawings the models OF stucco work,
and the building may be inspected, and specifications
general Instructions for bidders ana blank forms OF
proposals obtained THOS, LINCOLN CASEY,
Oc2GruThS'6t Lt'COl. Corps OF Engineers
National Republican., 1881-10-20

\. Carolina, new. 2 ,ex, ma,grel COUP =,
offered
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opec,s,,vu Cattle ,rnry,c,.

IQuolationS by W. s. Hoge.l
wAsInSGros, Oct io.-Cattlc-sOO up; ITO sold nt
3N6i5c; the demand for bcst grades Glr, but
dum and common cattle were very dull Sheep aud
nmbS-llt0up ~ sold at 3Adeiisc for old sheep aud
NsGU'sc for lambs.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
mlNoE PIE.

a Guict young man from Shnngha'
IndulgeI in a riocc OF mince pal.
Ills life-work Is DER.
Ills form here no mocr
Ntll visible be TO the ni
National Republican., 1881-10-20
MINING STOCKS,

GOVERNMENT BoSDs-CIosISa QUOTATIONS.
United states q per cent exended..... IO0X6ai0DA
United states per cent exiended-..... lOO3sefOOi
United states az per cent rcgstcred..... III Ggl34
Tinted Stai,.l Al, ler cent cjupon ...... 1l3 0pli3a
Uned states per cent register il5l.erii5s
United States per cent coupon ,.,..... ll5,t6pll5X
United states per cent G. I........... ll5slegil5K
United States currency 130 OLA
District of Columbia lbJS-. ....... 1US
National Republican., 1881-10-20
DIED.

NoTE-Be suspicious orpersons who recommend
any other article as Just 0s good" and take moth
ing else but DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

THE way to get out of Jail (if it be a log
Jail. and especially a Benton log jail, was
demonstrated last Sunday night by a genuine
and valuable bird of i'll omen who was Gagged
therein. Sums Of money variously estimated
at from $500 to 81, 800 had been spent on the
bird, (why wasn't some Of il spent On the
jail? p and he was carefully slowed away to
await the action Of the courts. He had had
Il nice ride by wheeled conveyance and BY
steamer, and thesbest Of everything. But still
he was not happy, and, borro wing an au-
CUR and small saw from one of our county
commissioners, soon bored out one of the II
inch logs and departed for other and more
congenial climes. This is sad. Il things go
on in this way much longer, our sheriff will
be obliged TO act as driver on the Hec0fA street
car for g living, for there's no one to board,
no one to fee.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

The influx Of Eastern people into Benton
and Northern Montana begun last week and
will continue until the boating season is over.
Most of these people come to make them
selves homes and to become identified in one
way or another with our business interests. A
few come with capital to invest in large
amounts, many more with enough to engage
in farming, or start in a small way il COM
mercial or mechanical pursuits many come
with only good supply of brain and muscle,
10 build and create with the aid Of others.
All these are necessary, and all receive the
utmost encouragement from our people.
Some Of them no doubt come with false no.
tons Of the country-with a fantastic idea of
Teaping golden harvests from the sands of our
rivers, OF the spontaneous growth of cattle
and stock, and the utter profuseness Of our
resources these last will be somewhat dis
appointed-for although our resources are
limitless, it will take hard work and some
capital 10 get them out, But all those who
come with the will to work, those who come
with the belief that a small capital judicously
invested will reap its reward, those who
come to stay, and become identified with
our welfare and our future, all these will
find that al that has been said ID favor of
raaantry audit resources will be borne out, and
golden harvest will await the patient
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

The talk of sometime since, about there
being no wood on the river has proven, as
we minated it would, q story made out Of
whole cloth, or rather fears Of what might
be. The Officers of the Far West and Hell
ena both state that There is plenty Of wood all
the way up from Bismarck, ranging from
IS to 81 per cord. The scarcity exists only
on the lower river, where the flood extended
over q wide territory, and even there, the
trouble was exaggerated.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

.eoNkL1SG isa well-dressed sneer.' said
BOP lngersoll, IN speaking Of the politician
VINO mas astonlshed the American public by
ne recent display Of wounded vanity which
lihpeileo nm and his creature to resign when
ne found that he no longer exercised his
Nonted influence over the administration.
Us acs.on has called forth q spasm of indig-
nation from bis chief, q. s. Grant, and 4
feeling Of utilization from his old antagonist,
Samuel J. Tilden. It Is well that the birds Of
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

The Independent finds many crumbs Of
Of comfort in the situation at Albany, in the
possible alliance between Conkling and Til
den, the disruption Of the Republican party
and the sure rise Of Democracy. We fail to
see il IT anything but a victory for the Ma
tional party of America. Let us have all the
good, live, progressive people on one side
and all the bourbons On the other. Under
the schemes of politicians and the combina-
ton of party rulers is the vast mass OF the
people, who are not blinded BY the sophistry
low their behests. We hope both parties are
doomed, for with their downfall will depart
the sectional issue between the North and
South.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

THE supply Of robes and furs is good, but
close enough to keep up live quotations, and
bid rs work up TO top prices. Buffalo robes
sell from 81 30 10 SIS for poor to extra, with
atendency TO advance as the supply dimin-
ishes. The same conditions affect Antelope,
deer, elk and other game hides, with deer
skins at 333@37ac and antelope at 2l@25.
Sheep pelts arrive freely and the stock
in first hands is believed to be quite large,
from the fact that the lambing and shearing'
seasons have interfered with marketing. We
quote pglts at 10@14. No arrivals Of wool as
yet.
In produce tba arrival of States eggs, per
steamer has Increased the supply beyond the
famine point, but they are still scarce and
wanted States sell at 3333@35c, according to
the quality fresh Montana at soc, and in
some cases as high as Coo has been offered.
Butter is very scarce, and the supply on hand
is mostly OF last years stock, Of which moth
ing can be said. 1t is impossible to give
reliable quotations, as sellers prices prevail
almost entirely. .s
In fresh meats the supply Of beef is fair
and the quality considerably better than has
been ruling for the past month; on foot $4@G
per cwt at retail choice steaks 12@l5c;
choice roasts .S@12c culls 3@6c.
In fuel there is not much demand, and the
supply is large in wood, which rules at IS.
Coal SIS per ton, aud not mach on hand.
The supply of staples is generally pretty |
much run down, and in d few lines is ex-
hausted. Next steamer arrivals, by the LIST
prox. will show full supply.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

THERE is nothing poetic Or pretty in the
name Of Rocky Point, Broaawater's latest
annexation, nnd we we would suggest q new
name. Call the new place BroadwaterViIle,
il would be so more appropriate, you know.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

DOES the great bIaginnis manipulate the
military wires for BroadWater He certain
~ should, as he owes his election to Broad
waters impOrtatlOns. ...m.. .
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

Otas new Collector OF Customs, DIR. Hunt,
should appoint a deputy at Fort Assinaboin,
as there has been nothing to prevent running
robes, blankets and other contraband goods
across the line into the post, where such
goods could find q ready market.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

WHY has Broadwater had the steamboat
landing removed from Carroll to Rocky
Point, after taking up all the country sur
rounding. The African in the wood pile
should be agitatod.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

TIE mighty Maginnis is probably reaping
his reward. To all inquiries in regard 70 the
removal Of the troops from Benton and for
assistance lie returned no answer. To Col.
Sanders we must look to attend to any bust
ness required at Washington. His action
in our behalf,'was prompt and to the point.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

TIE three ranking officers, below the com
mander, will appoint the snttler at Fort
Maginnis. Will they be manipulated for
Collar All BrOadWater. .".
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

Office Is hereby given that I have purchased al
= the lntereat IN and to q ceatain herd of cattle
running upon the range, branded Il and Nd and for
merry owned BY Malcolinb Morrow and VIM. +. Nor
row a. Co.
VIM. F. MORROW.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

those who come here to 60 into agricul-
ture will find along the numerous streams
acres Of the richest lands-lands capable OF
producing crops immeasurably superior in
Quantity, and equal il quality to any that
can De found on the EARTH, The soils are
lne@haustlble, having always a great depth,
reachlng IN many cases to thirty feet. They
are nlled full of the finest and most vllu-
able OF the chemical ingredients required
tor plant life. Markets are local, and there
never yet has been a glut. Mining and
frelghtlng requires SO much that it cannot
produce, that farming in Montana is free
from the depressing influence that effect
other parts Of the country, and in a great
measure always will be free from such in
nuence, owing to our distance and isola-
uon from Eastern markets, and the cost Of
importing foreign breadstutfs and products.
hVen Benton is only half supplied with
nlllk, butter. eggs and produce, and the
greater part OF these are imported from q
distance. Taken altogether, we have around
benton more inducements for those who
aIe coming e stay, to examine and then in
Vests1n than they will find anywhere else,
ana we nope they will at least be induced
70 look Ct them carefully before they leave
for other parts.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

Is The slate already made for the nomina-
ton of Broad water OF his man for the sut-
lershjp at Fort Maginnis? We hope for the
good name Of the army officers in Montana
that it is not.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
y; =. 6 " IF;A va.

], Antoine Bertholet, have two estray horses at fhe
lakes, between Benton and Arrow Greek, and brand.
ed az follows: One iron gray horse, about years od
and branded ND on left shoulder. One sorreIcoIt
yeafnng; no brand that can be seen. The owner can
have the horses by proving property and payine costs.
49, ANTOINE BERTHoLET,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

WuT don't the military take up the entire
Territory as a reservation. Nine mlies
square is what they claim at Fort Maginnis.
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BEWARE

All persons are hereby warned against skipning anv
dead cattle branded NV without q special permit from
me. and all parties are notified not to buy hides with
said brand. NARCIUS YAUX Cant, Nelsey.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

NYhereas my wife Allie has left my bed and
" board without any Just cause or provoeation
| merely, warn any one or every one that will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her in any
manner Whatever. MORROW
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
500 n z 70.

Got away while crossing the Shonkin, and seen last
on Highwood, two mules; one a sorrel mare mule,
with a rope on, the other a light brown horse mule
both sho1 all around. The above reward will be paid
for their delivery to Harris Stables, Benton.
31-2t FL. ROSS.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

and the industrious, laborer or mechanic
those who bring with them a few hundreds
to aid them, or the capitalist who comes
with q view of heavy investment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

They will find here q people Of far more
than average Intelligence, men who were toe
intelligent and energetic to be satisfied with 6
condition of m%ediocrity at home; men in
California Duck who will astonish them
with theoretical knowledge in combination
with practical insight-shreWd, sharp men.
They will find men of wealth who assume
the dress Of cowboys, men Of all condi-
tons, and trades, and professions-little or
nothing of the sawVgery represented in most
pictures of western life-of promiscuous
shooting, grizzled and unkempt laWless-
ness. But rather a broad and liberal sens E
of Justice andlaw-abiding feeling among its
peoDle. who will be found intent only on the
present welfare and future development Of
the co untry. They will find the country
peopled with just sue. men as they are who
are now coming in-who came, as they are
coming, to better their fortunes and find
room for q fuller development.