The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-08-27

! as ~ tx,tt ipJ orHled, af least sueh was dont
i she Issssengers IS being transferred on to- iii
1 Ca;tas already crowded--and those VIII
twest naek were charged fare, ,,notwithstand n
glng the had already J. paid full fare to ri
fentons SO much for Dawson, q Co. of tb
bacIoss jine7-iook out fer .them., Thas
bosts are light draft, and ksd they prone
e ,easaniresF, would be the right boats for ia
ASsapar;. .,5.is ~, -, 80.
vr The assA ef Nav, ha~ing h-n sa brilt s,,sl ~
t''oas ana pat I in tpw of the steamer. win
seln.l 81 ton3 q. freight, ye-, srsivea. 1T It
iskanlssaha HaVetnlnert post. Before reach
2g lhsft orr we gifgsed tsg Indian agency
fHets :sss soiae ,2i0 Tankton Indians. The
ere asssliz ting cultivate the soil, though
twltil sIerept success. The young brave.
esse ssSklstpall y. absent t--nrohahig sspa tb.
'var pafh- VIZ went ashore with Fathe,
1d)esMlds, sn e,TiI ent Catholic Preiate and
edisSiala Is, ysAo ,haSsspent tao last2i vears
aIacj8 sr sarge tribes of sbe Rock and
7 Nsssq & a alsntsaiins. ms. establishing missions.
as'i r ste ~ i.a'ss sal,el in cbrissea-
,kis.'f '4af sistlii2i9s ts0 lndiars. SueceS
= s'S KS W y Z tfresfea lahoys. He came I'D
,'ei 8 y: as aasvsss ss e..ss.;t
81, 50 asfe hi3 ~ fas4eleo With tke hca-
nc Ne SsAx, ard without e cent for, his tiIse
o. 81! sces-goes aloEe with none, but his
ihtegrresers, ~, ,on$s, tbs most savage bands,
,aIsi we predict. yilL doaovp good than Gen,
snliS,y and his whole army ohaTe get done.
On talking to the big Chief at shis nous 6,
we found tha. ths agent had Pre;ud ced the
mind Of the chief against tho Catholic
,Dh4sch. Now, We don't hanpsn Ito know
tths agent. Y OF neither arr, We a Catholic,
.n'r WiiltFe trT,e tp say,, VIC can pui both the
taglaFs seul an6 his religion on the point
.ot 3 cambfic kasef9fs, .a:ild they will find
.plt9ty Of roorntto dance q sig. There is
rof,ll enough far. ali 10 do ths Indian good
.ans lhe work should not be seetarian, no
n 3ttaT wllo tbe i9a9 or,mhas the,Jensn;na
tidg, let the motto De, who can do the p,ast
goM for tie least IqoRe.'; but we digress-
wetsound the Grief waaring,a feather sig
n'}trss 40 ftruck,.G Gli enemy in battle. This
rse33ns, during fglf'. should Ahe Jriiiaa,
FtsE fr9gl his eoYertsand strike a dead OF
wended lndiaf, thereby exposing .his5 i5irs per- =
ss.t to the iires4 the nom, il IA consid-
eped ss xniblting' the. braYes. act.at cour-
rse nj eftitIea 10 Who Dies it to q festA-
IS seyy on. hal thss touches. +. -
teiaf|.ias tbis fest many Indians Loose
gAArittes. - 49,
arriving at IT. Randall, the pass passengers nan
w.rs not Permitted to. land on account of
4aF'slg stsall-lez On heard, though the. les
ass acre klndlT pasgaf tho guard, while
80 Fieq7 dsri's leoi-ed o. doubtless. - the
ie lsilA ee rrs es eaa ,.qisins tire disease
tsales i. 81 t:js q per- TIE Fertat
f9sbl troops. ;ETbat use the tro{sy,d are. Il
hsEdl az, e, nc, white Iinn lives near, nor
gsr le Do sa;eve.l, the Indians are STAR il, 2.
fsgPSsit6 tbe Fort ecross The river is au In
diarivillege, These Indians arc not per-
lsiited to snfei.Sp Fort. On the 2iti. an
iniian and his sguay ceIne across no sS1re e
fTalAcn soldiers at.eraptedte insult her
S$s ssla Tifss III f i asa ssass. E. slid
ven. dGwn 1wae shot,, As q malta If
saras tfe 1ssiass will have 'reyeng;ss.. e.. srti 50
tfs brutal act "a tie, part OF soine drunk en-
sldiArs nsay cause The lives. OF man 4 inn n 10 !.
est women end children. .Tt9gtse" I'd ire tie
sldi Of lacy the Reeple pay to protect the
ftBtifr~the M satt.q t protection the Ianb re-
N s ifosh st, tne 14''lli' s;ua ..2 % sHai M
!, i.ag q. This mGrning waiaad q, Low
~ s4,fi small pos aIpeng the depi, passen-
,tsia.,y ae ygaFtGszep on tke.I,1rricale, dock
I'd PLACED in 9 covered Nagou. sTbcsbeat
h9rlsi ofhotoughly. iIGnregna.ed with the
I ;ec,e, and it remains 20 he reen what the
81 use. .peHGca Will be.sl M0rnis cool and
lear--fQun6 The, sirer had raised sixteen
y sskes. min. gG9dlcheer.a1 iliw DIV, .5a
Lay 2S. I'd Weather lNarm ~ passed The
FroH tCssek Agency sas Hers are about, 2lD
AZ -, ,,,I:c. rrnn,-
fTetcbGl. Tire military post eefsists,l Of a
ffpel;A&e called EaFt .SsY ly,ui IeFel are also
.,bldiGrf " isso4sia s5eoas- 81, Fka Bort wag
ApltI, last sIlp8ies diiaa looks nsat .aad
ltsan. N.srs We amused ourselves .bs. pat-
flesi i.p, j, afks and sEeing the little .ndisas
boot with bows, and arrGws. Their sloet-
fsssS, 5,ya15 .s.ss seyuss cad Mef weTv iisssr-
1ointed, hatiage hsara OF. ftlteggrea feate
erf9FMed With the bQy bs these indsgns..
sfter witRsssingls war DANCE, .-ersis-
iesaet another !, cust0pl, very common in
be. tribes north. X young Indian was re-
Il;pMg in the l,,toef his fair, ,Desdemenis,-+
She, Yves looking cbssbly arsenga his raven
ilcEss ever and anon bringing to tho Light
yf.daS 6. tcsy-ineted inniFsas which she der
lcured without ceremony, seeming to rel
n. tic disl,o Hunting this kind Of stock
l Frequently dene onIthe ,halvesr theowaer
Insisting upon his share as span is eau sht.
Here We also found MANY half breeds. who
ire lazy and indolent. - a a.np ! hob lsssn.
Here we found . son OF Senator, ,Rieo of
young fman-rra half-bFaed y
~ he claims his mother EasY q. Winaebasa,
srsa the boy is drunken. The father sheds
tears over the negro, whiie his own OF