The Montana post., 1865-05-27

relative to Louis Nspeieon's schemes in
Sonora and Saltillo.
The Hsrald's Richmond correspondent Of
the 4th says: Although it wss expected
that there would be grand review OF
Sherman's army on his passage through
none took place, owing to the
bad feeling between Sherman and Halleck,
which it is understood was caused by the
Of the latter in counterhand.
ing the orders of the former to him and his
subordinates during the truce with Jshn-
ston.
Ex- Gov. AIKEN, Of South Caroline, has
done the handsome thing by his slaves. Hs
was one Of the largest slave owners and
wealthiest men in the South. A corres-
pondent says: "Since the occupation Of
Charleston by our forces, he has reported
the names of all his slaves, seven hundred
and fifty in number, to the comHaadant Of
the post, and given each family farm on
one Of the most productive and fertile isl
ands OF the coast, placed them on it, and
ali are well started in life. Suck deed
deserves to be recorded"
Troubles never come single. The adass
is being verified in our Territory this year.
Last summer was so dry AZ to almost ssarvs
Us all out, and last winter SO cold and long
as to nearly freeze u out, and now ne
stand good chance to be flooded. The
Boise has already left it's banks and begun
to cover the bottoms, many of them being
already under water. It is still rising at
the rate of about foot in twenty four
hours.-Idaho Statesmen, May ID.
DANAGEs ExTRAoRpINARY.-Alex. Stewart,
one of the persons who emigra.ed from
Payette valley last winter, has commenced
suit in the District Court against the Pay.
ette Yigilantes, twenty in number, for ex-
peling him from the Territory. He claims
the trihing sam of thirty thousand dollars
damages. We suppose this 10 an sttemp,
to ape the Montana prosecutions Of last
winter at Salt Lake City.-idehs States.
| man. 49,.
TIE President recently said to an insi.
mate friend pretty nearly these words:
81 have made up my mind to make vsrJ
few changes in the Offices in my gift for mJ
second term. The fact 10 / think will no
remove single man except for good snt
sufficient cause. 1t creates q CREST deal Q!
dissatisfaction and grumbling to max
changes. To remove q man is very easy
but when l 90 to ELL his place there ar
twenty applicants, and OF these ] must max
nineteen enemies" =. 49,
rh. ph;,.a.inL;. D. -;.,
.,a.;s.. nie asTepnis s.Ts ra.s, says WIN s.ss
which has bean developed by the explors
.lons IN searcn 81 Pe.toieum Ia aiasren
Patss w sae "oii1 - .ne e1isssncs 81, OF .srg
VI on in Caiiorhia. tnese rSef
Mnicu aee .ouho IN Ssnta parDaia county
- saas S'sse, ane "nien AoN ia'e sIe
S,nS, Ss:. .se .r.aas among sns most Nonaeliai Pre-
uu'ss =: nssue, mi lsss nsen maos ol is'
sue suJ}ss' % u muon aiseuasi0n AMONG Va
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u.A.,j s.s $50. 49, .S. ~. ~ IoAuuh - |:
ata S says N:n ss su' Decaess We .oIny,
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s. I.hnI,"s n",i sas az, ~n. p,aS ~ -
nusoanu so, - p.ee .as -
no' mary = seIonu sme. ~ - s.asea ".
which are not to be published for ten year
after ms deatn.-- -ierT1ioT1di Enterprise.
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One of the frss petitions to Congre'
against the slave trade was signed y bsl
l jamln tranklln. southern men crleQ ou
tnat tae philosopher vas insane and os
c!aIeo ina. tne eommi.msnt OF sne mem:
riai 20 q eomm,stee Houia sousa tne 'oSsi %s
OF cisii war saa tnfeognoas 'ne Sou'a' IN
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90, M V;re;r;. n.ns,s Of Tns.d.s an
bad maSa nn on, mind. to s;ys : I'M,
o-nmhls .oa;ns. ',bs n,a;is vh.n ~
Wednesdayss Un;on came. which ssy. ths