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Baltimore Daily @pmmercial."


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Hrancis @auer S SO.

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17Ra0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuh 0uudhi

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lllNa BHbltfum t~tberbalrt ntIfe ib bletlnit bic ,rIss
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!8u re4t iaPGei9em . iu& label freunbriGit Elm
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N Die s~.sroe1t,en BON xal9tmOre.

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ur. suer a ". 8. SnAuS. @raiOent, Saltlmcr It &.
beg Zen 6anrvsrtr. (ot-ne)
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General S%erllmmlnna

Nlus. 0lrb. &r. Ruterft. gegstn.
Die Htitslieeer Der yts. 800 bis 600 Paben DienitaS'
ben3 Sttpber, i'm &srsiue seotale, go. l52 vs.. Tapere=
frase, HSTi&etueu.
(msei]@ 8ie9anb, SER.
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0EiGtig fir Samen!
Danen, rtIbe Der Disnfe etnes guten arJtrs beearfta
Frnttn I'D fetS an
Or. S6umdnn, go 80, ROrt9 nabe esrtn3 tOHars
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Weuer 8auceretu.

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g1eue 8rauersi-

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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28
THE SONG OF THE cossACK.
rRoM THE FRENCH OF BERAseER.)

BY REV. r. MAHONEY.
Come, rouse thee up my gallant horse and bear thy
The comrade thou, and the friend, I trow, of the
dweller on "the Don.''
Pilage and death have spread their wings its the
hour to HE thee forth,
And with thy hoofs an echo make to the trumpets
of the North!
Nor guns, nor gold, do behold upon thy saddle
tree; H.
But earth affords the wealth of lords for thy master
and for thee;
Then ercely neigh, my charger gray 10, thy chest
is proud and ample;
And thy hoofs shall prance oer the fields of France
and the pride of her heroes trample.
Europe is weak-shs hath grown old; her bulwarks
are laid low; ...- t.
She is loath to hear the blast of warshe shinketh
from foe!
Come, in our turn, let us sojourn in her goodly
haunts of joy
In the pillar'd porch to wave the torch, and her
palaces to destroy!
Proud when first thou slak DIST thy thirst in the
flow of conquer'd Seine;
Ay, shalt thou lave, within that wave thy bloodred
fanks again.
Then fercely neigh, my gallant gray 20, thy chest
is strong and ample;
And thy hoofs shall prance Ger the fields Of France
and the pride of her heroes trample.
Kings beleaguerd on their thrones by their OWL
vassal crew; ..
And in their den quake noblemen, and priests are
bearded too;
And loud they yelp for the Cossack's help to keeI
their bondsmen down,
And they think it meet while they kiss our feet to
wear tyrant's crown!
The sceptre now to my lance shall bow, and the
croser and the cross,
AL shall bend alike when lift my pike and alof
THAT ScEPTRE toss!
Then proudly Neigh my gallant gray 20, thy ches,
is broad and ample;
And thy hoofs shall prance oer the fields of France
and the pride of her heroes trample!
In night of storm 1 have seen form and thu
figure was GIANT,
And his eye was bent the Cossack's tent, and hi
look was all defiant;
Kingly his crest-and towards the West with hi
battle-aye he pointed
| And the ''form' saw was ATTIsA of this earth
the scourge anointed;
From the Cossack's camp let the horseman's traml
the coming crash announces
Let the vulture whet his beak sharp-set the car
rion field to pounce!-
Then proudly neigh, my gallant gray 10, thy ches
| is broad and ample;
And thy hoofs shall prance DER the fields of France
and the pride of her heroes trample
What boots old Europe's boasted fame, which sh
builds reliance,
| When the North shall launch its avalanche on he
| works of art and science?
Hath she not wept her cities swept by our hordes
trampling stations?
And tower and arch crush d in the march of bar
barous battalions2
Can WE not WELD fathers shield the same wa
| hatehet handle?
Do our blades want length, the reapers strength
| for the harvest of the vandal2
Then proudly neigh, my gallant gray 20, thy ches
! is strong and ample;
And thy hoofs shall prance Ger the fields of France
and the pride of her heroes trample!
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28

CAPTAIN DmPFEL, Military Storekeeper at
Fort Yuma, writes to friend at Drum
Barracks as follows, under date of Sept.
Goth: San officer has this moment come
into my Office with the report that Captain
Pico, Of the Native Cavalry, who passed
through Wilmington about two months ago,
and who was ordered below here on the
Mexican line, has been captured by the
French, and is now aprisoner in their hands.
This action will insure q war with France,
and should not be surprised if the French
made an attempt to enter California at this
point" Territorial Enterprise.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28

TEN thousand rihemen contested the prizes
at the shooting festival held at Bremen. A
portrait of Abraham Lincoln and a picture
of a slave with broken manacles were car
ried in procession. At the one thousand
yards range, three men made centres with
both of the two shots allowed, and drew lots
for the prize, ISL ,000). Among the rewards
were gold watch, buggy and Springfield
rifle, all sent by Americans. .....-
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28

CALIFORNIA powder is coming into exten-
sive use. 1t is found to be Of superior
quality, and put up in tighter packages than
Eastern powder, and therefore less danger
GUS to handle. The Pacific Railroad Com
pany are using it extensively in blasting
rock upon their work, requiring about 200
kegs per day.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28

THE samples of cotton exhibited at the
Fair by David Mitchell, says the Stockton
Independent of the 9Th inst, and other sam
Piles that arrived too late, but which have
since been opened and examined, demon
strate the fact that the article can be sue
cessfully and proftably produced in various
parts of California. Specimens of good
quality, raised at Kern river, show that cot
ton growing in that region can be prohtably
pursued. Last evening box containing
small cotton plant, sent from Los Angeles,
was opened atDr. Holden's drug store. The
plant contained about sixty balls, and the
texture of the cotton is remarkably fine.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28

THERE is a great emigration going on from
Canada to this country. A Montreal journal
says, The people are leaving us by tens OF
thousands" Ths emigration IRON Europe
is also on the increase. ~
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PROF. LOWE, who has been making short
balloon ascensions from the New York Gen.
trail Park, has in process of construction
bridal car, and announces that the next SEN
sation will be the performance of the mar
riage ceremony in the clouds.
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The New York Post says an immigration
society has been organized in the central
part of Virginia, whose purpose is to invite
Scotch and English farmers to settle in that
region. 1t is proposed to send agents to
Great Britain to make known the advantages
and natural wealth of Virginia.
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ASSAY Office.

IETALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan & Co.:
w Bank. Gold and Silver, and Ores every descrip
ton Assayed guarantee my assays and will pay any
difference which may arise between them and the U:
Mint D. GILBERT.
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&aLE OF DRYGOODN.

SANDS, whose store Is situated two doors above
81 Quincy Co.'s, Wallace street, having determined
return the States in about two months will dispose
of his entire Stock f Dry Goods at Eastern Cost He has
in his stock very fine Black Coaks and general
Of all articles in his line. Now is the time for
bargains 5Sm
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IN s. Lewis, N. B. Hale, d. NJ. Gille
Lewis, Hale & Co..
John s. Levi

IEWELRY MANUFACTURERS. Every description
Of Jewelry made to order from the Native Gold, and
Warranted Particular attention paid TO repairing Fine
Watches Also Engraving done to order. Sign Of the
Gold Watch Jackson Street, Virginia City, M. T.
February IS, 1866 lib"
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JuStus Cooke,

{NENERAL AUCTI0NEER Particular attention Civ
~ en- TO the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
Stocks of Goods in Store. Office at the Elephant Cor
falr virginia City, NJ T.. 4-l6s
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Assay Office.

THE UNDERSIGNED now prepared to assay cor
recy in small or large quantities the of Montana.
SILVER Gold, Copper Lead Antmony, Bismuth. Office
NO of Contents Block, of Wallace and Jackson
streets, Virginia. w. Y. LOWELL, g. co.
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HOsmer and Hauser.

NLAIM AGENTS, have established an agency for the
purchase and sale of Gold and Silver Quartz Claims in
different parts of the Territory One q the partners will
attend in person. to the introduction ana sale of Lodes in
New York Philadelphia and other Eastern cities and the
other to obtaining the in this city Arrangements
will be made early in the Spring for expressing goods to
the New York Office and for procuring reliable assays at
the Office in this city. Office at the Post Office and at s.
T. Hauser g. Co.'S Bank on Wallace Street. 14*
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j. A. GRAY.

A UCTI0N AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, vir-
n ginia City, NJ. T., first door below Contents
corner. Liberal advances made on Consignments
stock and Goods of all kinds disposed of by Public
or Private Sale 47-59*
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers.
Governor-SIDNEY EDGERTON Bannack City.
Sscrs5ry-THoMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER.
Cbief JEstiee-H. L. HosMER.
Associate Jastice-L B. WrLLIsToN.
i" Z" u. E. MUNsoN.
Attorney (3eneral-E. b. NEALLEY, Virginia
U s. Marshal-GEo. M. PENNEY
Assist u S. Marshall. X. BElpLER
surveyoT- Generat.M. BOYD.
4dudtor-JoHN S. LOTT
Tredsurer-JoHN j. HULL
Superintendent of Public Erstruction-T J. DMspALE.
Asssssor-T. c. EvERTs
Collector Internal Recenue-N P. LANGFoRD.
Clerk of tie u S. District Coprt-E. H. FRIsHMUTH
Clerk Of I'd Judicial Distric-C E. IRVINE Silver Bow.
Clerk of3d IT. c. JONES' Helena.
Municipal Officers of Virginia CITY.
Mayor-P. s. PFours. Acting, J. NJ. CAsTNER.
Police Mdeistrnte-T. w. Talliaferro.
Mdrshat-William Deascey. ...
CtU.s-Cnas j. %. Curtis.
Attorney-Wm. H Chiles
Trsasurer-John s. Rockfellcw
Assesscr-Thomas Pearson.
Assistant City Marshdl-Jerry Lewis.
County Officers of Madison County.
County Conmissionsrs-John Potter, Chairman J. E.
McClurg Fred. K. Root
Probate .Judge-O. F. Strickland.
SheriF-Neil Howie
Deputy ShetFs-H. L. Crawford James Williams j. B.
Caven
Trsasurer-Renry G. Carlyle.
Recorda-F. G. Heldt
County Assessor-J. Armtage.
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Montana Billiard Saloon.

A DAM KLESER and George Williams, Proprietor
n Billiard Tables furnished with all the most approve
liquors and choice cigars always on hand Open from
A. NJ, to 12 P. NJ, 7-f
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VOL. 2-N0. 10.]
THE MONTANA POST.
ID. w. rTilton & Co

ID. w. Tilton 81 Co.
n w. TnToN, BEN. r. DTTTEs,
PUBLISHERS & PRoPRIEToRS
ox at the Cir Book Store, corner of Wallace q jackson
Ssreets, Vaginia City, Mon. Ter.
ERR MSz fHu
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LOCAL NoTIcEs.-0ne dollar per line for three lines
less rs cents per line for ten lines less; so cents
line for eleven lines more.