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Aseissie q about 50 hsllrei dollars worth
q spiege ana tran-es toheher wilh team, vas
maas ias' Monday hy the casion House 0e-er
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ties Il tAa; article, IS lt,sume Doue Of Us would
hase been ap. rasei Gifts gxsttuel iron, Tie r RES
ITSELF. iaI believe every person ID lis topu has
t0y nueu sense u take tax .He sheet
lie club here insaria5iy choose jyct, which
teni % interest, ilsudOJ and improve The n.urIis
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lisa such pdiy aselo0ds. None verify beue,e
Gan tc found u aty state outside Of secessia and
they ha,eaeen toe oliy u their ways aud are re-
tuning to heir allegiance, aud soon tue Pfcss
WI awake to ind nselt aioae, ALosE.
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Watrrbnry VI
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Mr HOMER G. Hubbell, the missing cashier
from sheldon has be.u traced to Chicago, where
he sas seen % the 18th. lie lefi thore Osieusi-
by ior Detroit. His mini Is supposed 10 be de-
ragged
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Certificates 81 az the v,ioas articles, stating what
sath QUE ,Hn AHsr. ele afst MT ngo envelopes,
sealed al hni mixed ai.d i Neu er,lcrses sts lisa en-
au5 wibeu, regard te eiies seed sepa rs usall. thus
giving ai Ialf shaase. Ou receipt q ths Csriia.
este ypu wiii phs' rou can have, sod thss . y
- your option 70 send dollar ana take the artt.
Gle og uuf.
0"s of these envelopes I'll, BE- sent hy mail care
cent Of - cent?, Eve ~ 81. eleven for 81 thirty
iof SOL sixty five Cor Slo.pe; one hundred fsa SIS.
MEMS wanted rvefywhers. .eest Induce
meats 20 Ladies' aud Gents tc net such. fail net
a. send for tiunlar, which gives special lsgtas. fall
l.-ti audfplftenlagA Address J. II. MtNSLUW 4
80 No. 20s Broadway. New iofk
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Mr Boutia, whose skull was seriously fraet-
urcd IN NiUdham, and Of whic we made mention
SOME weeks since, has partly recovered his
speech; and hopes are entertained for BIS recoye-
~, although his memory seemed to be mash in
paired at las, accounts
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AsshlgAa las gesE s4w EaGis. wAses ss7 sslss.
= ~ E, thsu Sc aAt zoe fest 81 leiaeH
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CATAR Ri!

DR. WADsWoBTH's DRY UP is n SURE
CURE for the above complaint after On other rem
edies have failed. - sgv thousands Of those pa
tents who have given i trial DO not hesitate,
bat procure The medicine 81 once. II VIII not die.
appoiu. yoH Send stamp ior Pamphlet oil about
Catarth Fer sale By the rropustor. H. II. Bur.
RlNGfON Providence, r.. Also lof sale "
Druggists general 81.
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Sanlgaic, Dec. -, 1865.

Mr.J. n Nisgman. u Rupert, recently sUll to
y. z. Waite, q the sine place, two ,carus
sheep tJr $lyO eaeh. lie has Also soll soll loZ.
S.ermta aud brother, Vi Cambrid e, n. j., Que
yearhns buck lor saJo Early IN autumn Nj
Wseiuan uade selections from several 0. The 6cst
a2cAs % has Vicinity, paying IN sOug cases auay-
enge price Of $40. lie also purchased eutlre
tvs vel known flock If Dr. Il. q NJ nroe, Of Vest
Pa~let. pAlch numbered thirty-six. aul VAS
mainly composed - stoct vt,glnIHy purchased Vi
bolln Burchard, Of Snoreham nus at grea,
expense Nj. Wsemal his got together aook Of
pure Spanish Merinoe sheep that viii compare IA
yorabiy with any hoek in the State.
The buildings Of the Jamaica Leather Company
were destroyed By Gre one gI.t as, week, toge.h-
er with the dwelling house Of Mr.. Young ali ia
in4 The properly vas well insured and lbe los
vii be small. The Company propose o erection
pcrary buildings md nmea.iaiely continue their
work.
Oar sanlgle correspondent writes US that there
Is revival .. religion ID that place, and that a
number have been hopefully Converted The
Sabbath eyeniu. meetings are largely attended,
some Of the audience coming distsuce of eight
orten Liles.
Henry A johnson, Esq. aud Lien:. Col Pot
ter, Of Piasdcii, Mass were admitted to practice
in the Courts Of Nis state. at the present session
ofthe County Court
National Currency 6aiik has been authorized
ut Jamaisa, wlh q capital 81 100000.
VIII THIS wecksis-ue SIC complete tile pnbIita-
sson % tle Laws, and we hope hcrcafte. to be abe
% Give our readers u re varied and extensive as
sediment VI miscelianeous matter
-------f--+---s--
kEsrucKy AND FERMoSr ~ he resolutions
adopted by oEr legislature % favor Of securing
"eqaal rghu Nitb1ut re- pect to color, oa eLzsns.
incindne ne right q elective franchise, which |
Nere sent 70 DE several st4,es have been tragsiu.t
tea BY GOV 3ramette % tic Kentucky L, gislainre
with mc.sase, cJndemnlng them strongly and lie
aying the rigitoi Congress, tie president or ans 4
one to make ih' negro voter.
Mr. A8utn whasp tkt,fIs ,vss ser;cusfy f-a.t Il
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

DISPATCH FROM THE INDIAN CoUNTRY.-The
following telegram from Captain Jocelyn at
Sweetwater Bridge, ahundred miles or more
east of Fort Bridger, on the California
(South Pass )route, will be read with interest:
SwEEFwArER BRIDGE, 10 PM, July 6,1S65.
VEDErTE:-Col.G George, with escort, arrived
miles Below and dfRHta MbaathhsEs93 and
current where line was completed. Indians
raising the devil near here; are supposed to
be encamped about twenty miles north If
we can get permission from Gen. Connor,
shall 90 out against them. Capt. Browns
command went out against Sioux with Col.
Moonlight, and lost all their horses through
neglect of the latter, who has been relieved
Indians made several bold attacks, lately,
below. On Sunday, attacked camp OF the
llth Kansas, near Platte Bridge, some sew
entv strong, with $50 warriors fought five
hours, and were finally driven of.-baily
| Vedette.
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NO. 4S.

Mosby came in; but in the meantime the
Government had refused to ratify it, and
the Provost Marshal felt bound in honor to
let him go, which was done.
A special to the Tribune says that the
Union men in Alabama are without arms,
aud the secessionists have plenty. He was
present when tive thousand of Roddy's men
delivered up eighty stand, accounting for the
balance as lost. THey were hidden only,
and are now in their possession.
Fort Smith, June "a.
Ex-Gov. Wade gives assurance that no
further trouble will be given by the Choctaw
Indians. A grand council of twenty tribes
met on the 18th ult., and will again assem-
BILE on the 1st of September. A delegation
of five from each tribe is to be sent to
Washington to negotiate permanent peace
They seem very anxious to be on friendly
terms with the Government.
New York, June "a.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
The headquarters of the army of the Potomac
will be broken up in day or two. Those
troops entitled to a discharge are being rap
idlv mustered out, and but a skeleton of the
once noble and magnificent army now re-
mains.
1Qe members Oh VHe DOuln uclc-
CATION visited Gen. Howard this morning,
and had pleasant interview. They stated
to the General that they had labored long
and earnestly for the perpetuity OF slavery,
but now that war had effeetually abolished
it, they were willing to employ their former
slaves at fair compensation, and would
henceforth cheerfully act in conjunction
with his bureau in promoting the interests
of the freedmen in their State.
Washington, June "a.
| Gen. Grants health is somewhat impaired
and he will seek few weeks repose. He is
now in Philadelphia.
New York, June 26.
| A battle at Union, San Salvador, ended in
the capture of the place and the wounding,
it is supposed mortally, of the rebel leader
Cabinas, who Intellectually fred his revolver
at the General in command of the national
troops, and was in return wounded by him.
1t is rumorad tat he escaped to an American
vessel and died on board. His body, it was
said, was buried on shore by his friends.
| Washington, June 26.
A military order has been promulgated to-
day, announcing the dismantling of the field
works which compose the defences of
Washington, north and south of the Potomac.
To-day, for the first time in four years, a
direct overland communication is to be had
between New York and Richmond, the old
railroad route, with connecting links, steam
: boats and stages, being opened.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

THE BLEssED.-l. Blessed is he who does
not make cent, for he will have no income
tax to pay. 2. Blessed is the bald-headed
man, for his wife cannot pull his hair.
3. Blessed is the homely man, for the girls
shall not modest him; yea, thrice blessed Is
he, for when he shall ask a lady to dance,
she shall answer him, saying: 81 am engaged
for the next set.'' 4. Blessed is he who pol
isheth his boots and not his morals-who
maketh the outside of his head, but neg
lecteth the inside thereof, for all the girls
shall rise at his coming, and call him beau
tiful. 5. Blessed is the man who hath no
brains, but brass in abundance, for he shall
be the ladies favorite; Selah. 3. Blessed
is the man who giveth many and costly
presents to young ladies, for great shall oe
his reward-in horn. {. Blessed Is the
man who is always fat broke, for no man
saith unto him, s'lend me five dollars.
s. Blessed is the Digger Indian, for unto
him no man presenteth subscription paper.
9. Blessed is the Chinaman, for when ne Is
asked to contribute to ''good cause, ne
I: answereth saying, "me not sabe," anc
t strafghtway the philanthropist leaveth him
{: and John goeth on his way rejoicing
!. California Paper.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

The condition of the Southern States is
rapidly improving. There is railroad travel
from Washington to South Carolina; Ihere
is telegraphic communication between
Washington and Central Georgia, wnicn
will presently be completed to montgomery
and 'Vicksburg. The lines OF telegraph
between Memphis and New Orleans have
been opened, and all the old connections
will soon be resumed. Steamers traverse
all the rivers of the South, and Preparations
are everywhere being made for the resump-
ton of business.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

POWERFULLY hydraulic claim belong
ing to Msrselus, Crittenden 4 Co., at Nevada,
on what is called Lost Hill, uses an iron pipe
2, go feel long and thirteen inch's thick, the
stream having fall of one hundred and
seventy feet. The Gazette says some idea
of the force of this body OF water, wltn
such pressure, may be formed, when we
state that during the present run OF two
weeks, bank of earth one hundred feet
front by one hundred and twenty-five In
depth, and twenty-five in height, has been
washed down.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

E~,LAIM AGENTS, have established an agency lot tHe
purchase and sale of Gold and Silver quartz Uans i IN
different parts of the Teroy one Od Oi a sae of Lodes in
New York philadelphia and other Eastern cities and the
other to obtaining the in this city u
% he made early in the Spring for expressing goods 70
tha NJ, Vt Office and for procuring reliable assays al
the office in this city, Office at the Post Oee anu AZ
r Hauser A. Co s Bank on Wallace Street. 3oooc
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Est1'ay N'Otice.

GAME to Gokey's Rancho, on the Madison apou. ,
1 middle of March, two horses, one Black, nranaeo
Up on left shoulder the other Bay branded On
left shoulder The will please come for them prove
property pay charges and take them away; r,rpurp
46-4ts " "
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I'll. Jameson.

OFFICE four doors of jackson and wallace suee
I House and Real Estate Agent. buildings rNl'eG
mems and the necessary papers relating to Lode Claims
forwarded TO New York Particular attention given 10 @
collecting and shipping of money References -: hs
kodden d W. Tilt0n & Co.., Pfouts Russell, Jehh Il.
Nye e. Co, hA'1 .
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.I0Senh Marion,

rrAY SCALES STORE, Wallace Street, Virginia cHy
II rnumission Merchant Cash advanced ON conslSh-
men'S' A genera ,T n .c etc 1867
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Lumber.

DRUND1 SW bills of Lumber of size at short NOTICE
rtbeir Lumber Yard in Virginia City, is in the WARSAW
Corral ON Idaho Street where they constantly Keep hs
hest article of all kinds of lumber, at reasonable Is
Also good assortment of all kinds OF Sash ana Lam p
constantly on hand.
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Idaho Hotel.

WALLACE STREET, Virginia City, NJ. T., J. M.
w Cashier Proprietor The proprietor announces TO
his old friends and the public generally that he is now
prepared accommodate boarders by the meal day or
week low rates His table is furnished with the best the
market affords. c2o-&
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KOatll and Co.

4 MEXICAN WATCHES just received direct from the
A Wannfactories Every description of Jewelry manu-
tor,rd from the Native Gold. Call, examine specimens
and then Judge Sign of the MAMMOTH WALCm' arri on5
gina CITY Montana Territory. Corner OF 1achsob anu
Wallace streets in the City Book Store.
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Jefferson House,

Taoo doors below the Planters House i@01" ."
VIZ H. PILES, begs to inform the pupc ;ia 1 fr;b n
W. opened this huuse for boarders and VIII Iufnsl
meals to transient His table VIII De supPe
with the best that the market affords Special areo la
will ne paid 10 the comfort of his guests. f''''
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D. NJ. Gillett
S. Lewis N B. Haze w.
Lewis. Hale & Co.,

JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS. Every desGr,Puo5 tI
ot Jewelry made to order from the Native 't"ia ano
Darranted Particular attention paid to repairing me
Watches Also Engraving done to order. sign Oh ui'
Gold Watch Jackson Street Virginia City NJ ,o %.
February 25. 1865 w.
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T.. M. Dunphy.

WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, Storage and Com
w mission Merchant, west side Main street Helena,
Montana Territory.
large and complete assortment of Fancy and Staple
Groceries hand at figures TO suit the times Give us
call. 39-5l"
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

The New York Tribune says that IN an
address delivered on the 18th inst, to del
egation who waited upon him, President
johnson said he was in favor OF leaving the
question of negro suffrage to the loyal white
residents of the South.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Occidental Billiard Hall.

ID OCKFELLOW & DENNEES BUILDING Jackson
II Street Virginia City The finest tables in town. The
bar supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars.
42-6Sc JOHN III. MING.
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Academy of the Holy Family,
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
St. Ignatfus Mission ,

i Charity They will teach to read and write, Gram
and English Composition Arithmetic, Geography,
History, and the French language if required Sewing
and whatever is understood under the extensive word
Housewifery Children be provided with bedcoth-
ing two dresses for week days and for Sundays half
spoon fork and knife They will buy their school books
in the Academy For the sake of uniformity and good
der all the pupils will assist at the religious exercises OF
the Institution All letters either sent received by the
pupils will subject to the inspection of the Superors
No visitor admitted without written order OF the respect
i've parents or guardians of the pupil.
TERMS--Cash and invarable five months in advance.
Entrance Fee S. 0O Board and Tuition S2 90 per month;
Washing and Ironing S. 90 per year The annual session
win the first of September, and end on the
first of June: For further information. address,
Rev. MOTHER MARY, (of the Infant Jesus,) Superior
ess or Rev L. GRASSl S. J., Sup't St Ignatius Mission
36 miles North of Hellgae, Montana Territory. 423mF
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Dodge & TheXtOn,

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS and Plough Manufactur-
" ers Cover street Virginia City, Pougs of the best
description suitable for Ranchmen in this country made
order in the best possible manner Horses, Mules and
Cattle shod in the most approved manner 29-54*
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Holm IL. Gilbert,

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR L. S. INTERNAL M Re
a VENUE for the First Division of the COLLECTION DIS
in Of Montana embracing Madison County Office hrs'
door east of City Drug Store. nc oo4
Virginia City, April q, 1860 '
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ASSAY Office.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED now prepared to ASSAY cor
rectly in small large quantities the ores Oh
c;I,or did Conner Lead Antimony or Bismuth once
So Of Contents Block of Wallace and JACKSON
SHeets Virginia. l2-f
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,yUstus Cooke,

,ENERAT AUCTIONEER Particular attention Civ
II en- n the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
of Stocks of Goods in Store Office at the Elephant Cor
raj Virginia City, vi. t.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
E1gers and Ludlow.

r UMBER ARD Successors to Gamble aikerH 80 So.'
corner of Idaho and Broadway streets Virginia Sl!
b hills filed on short notice Also yards at CentreVlle
and Nevada.
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Holm I'll. Ming,

CoRNER of Wallace and Jackson streets virginia S
1 nIttana Tarritnrv Books and Stationery. Whole
sale and Retail Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
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secOi'd & Faucette.

CADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS. Constantly on
- hand and manufacturing from the best material all
styles of Saddles, Brides Single and Double Harness.
anything else made in first class sader shop. 27-52#
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Assay Office.

WALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan & Co.'S
w Bank Gold and Silver, and Ores OF every descrp
ton Assayed guarantee my assays and will pay any
difference which may arise between them and the u s.
Mint 80 ID. GILBERT.