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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04
FoREoRDNATIoN.-T distinguished
lodern philosopher, Josh Billings, has the

FoREoRDNATIoN.- distinguished
modern philosopher, Josh Billings, has the
following: 77.T@s sl.. .5s &. =.
We kommense life-we are somebody's
baby-we have faxen hare-we 20 to dis
trick skule-we slide down hill--we play
hookey-we have great differkulty with our
nozes-we larn how to smoke. and find our
self men grown all tn onst. Thus far ma
ture has piped, and we have dansed, and
We haint had no 6duler to pa, but now Gums
in the special ordainment times. have
been thru with all this miself, and stood on
the threshold, a young man, looking around
reddy to be ordained. felt as though
would give $75 at least if sumbuddy would
come along and ordain me and let me pitch
in. i waited for six weeks, if rekollect
right, and never got the fust smell of any
ordaining. Then / konkluded to ordain
myself, hit or miss. The fust thing tried
On was 80 acres Of land in the western kim
try. ordered the venison and wild tur-
keys and possums to leave, forI was agoing
to farm. L ordained log house, and much
rale fence immegiately, and put in crop
Nv wheat, and procured swine and a yoke
of Stages. .-~a at.
/ worked 2 years, had the ager and little
crops principally, and managed to sink the
farm, Stages and all. haint seen either Nv
them from that day, and don't think want
tu. didn't seem to be specially ordained
for farming in the western kentry.
Since then l have tried every kind of
buziness that l could hear oy, and haint
been specially ordained yet in mi knollege.
The falt all lays in the different kinds of
buziness, haint the least doubt. The busi-
ness that was designed for me, probably
haint been ordained yet, but intend to
keep boring, and when do strike lie, there
will be a good time generally in my imme-
giate neishborhood. ! have got any guam
tity ov friends (tha don't seem to cum by
ordinashun). i got mine, and manage to
keep 'em by not asking 'em for anything
but advice; you can't ask anything ov a
man he loves to give more, and kosts him
less than adyice,o
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04

NoMEScLATuRE.-The following is a par
tial list of the names that have been pro-
posed by the correspondents of the Toronto
Globe for the new Canadian: ::Confederacy
Britannica, Borelia, Ursula, Champlanla,
Transatlantic, Alexandrins, Transyiyania,
Canadensia, Albinora, Vesperia, Mesepela-
fila, Altoona, Laurentio, Niagariensia, Vic
toralia, Cabotia. The Utica Euening Tel
egraph volunteers the following additional
ones Bullpupania, Desertsania, Sneaks'
Paradise, Kaidania, Little Bull, Kanuckis,
Bnllcalfa, john BULBS Calf-Pen, Hibern-
cumperaposia, FenIania, 0rangalia, Lion
andunicornia, Juniorjohnbullyhyb ybridcata-
plasm.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04
TRAGEDY NoRTH.-The Portland Oregon

/. TRAGEDY NoRTH.-The Portland Oregon
ian of January 10th has the following:
Passengers by the Wilson G. Hunt, last
evening, give us the particulars of alterri-
BILE tragedy, as the facts were received by
them from Umatillain the stage from Boise.
Jack Tobin, or Boston Jack, desperate
character who was with w. ii. Porter when
he escaped from Jail in Walla Walla, com
menced row at the house of two brothers
named Hays, who kept public house at
or near La Grande, in Grand Ronde Val
ley. Several persons of his class wanted
more liquor than the landlords were will
ling to furnish, and the result was a fgh,
with pistols, in which the two brothers Hays
engaged this Jack, or Tobin, and driver
on the Ish stage line named Loos. Tobir
was shot through the back of the head and
fell, after his fall shooting the others nam.
ed, or at least the Hays brothers, firing his
six barrels off, and cursing his pistol be-
cause it contained no more charges. Lool
and Tobin were killed upon the spot, ant
the Hays brothers are probably dead
as they were both considered mortall,,
wounded, though alive the next morning.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04

Tue average mortality in our armies J..
s1ensy from ss casualties ass ii ba
ffty-two from disease. This is much lass
than the usual rate Of mortality in Enrol
pean armies, and less than one.fourtb Of
that of the British army in the Crinea,
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Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
Business cards, five lines or leasl one year go 90
90 six months, Is 90
three months 10 90
One square one year, (ten lines or less) 40 90
One square SIX months /" 2s 90
One square, three months +" " Is 90
Quarter column, one year, go 90
six months 45 90
three 80 90
Hak column, one year, 80 90
six months, 80 90
three months As 90
One column, one year, $50 90
six months 100 90
three months, rs 90
Regular advertisers win be allowed to change
quarterly without additional charge.
All business communications should be addressed
to D. W. TILT0N Co., Virginia City, NJ. T.
Job Printing of every description executed in a
Superior manner and at reasonable rates.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04

A WONDERFUL DIscoEvRY.--From Lieut..
Tolls, who is now in this city, we learn that
a remarkable cave has just been discovered
in the mountains, ten miles north of Fort
Ruby, He had heard about two months
since, that there was a large quantity Of
water issuing from the mountain, in that
vicinity, and determined, if possible, to
learn from whence it came. II company
with several brother officers from the Fort,
he started on the tour of inspection. On
the side of the mountain they discovered a
hole two feet wide and three and half
high, from which a sufficient quantity of
water came to run a good-sized overshot
wheel. Near by, short distance up, were
two other holes. They procured skif, and
by turning it on it's edge, managed to get it
in one of the upper holes, and work it down
into the channel of water below. They then
got into the boat, and commenced e1plor-
ing this strange lake and cave. The water
was six feet in depth and twenty in width
where they started in, with high walls of
limestone on either side; but as the party
proceeded on their singular journey, it in
creased IN size and grandeur, and having
an ample supply of candles, which were
lighted, it presented magnificent and beau
tiful sight. The water increased in depth
twenty feet, and one handred feet in width,
and was as clear as crystal. The bottom
could be easily discerned with the light of a
single candle. Numerous sand bars were
seen in various places. the sand being fine
and dark. The ceiling, OF arch, is nearly
fifty feet high, except in one place, where
it comes down so near the water that they
had to stoop in order to get past it in the
boat. They went in about half a mile, and
found no indications of coming to a stop
ping place. No bottom was found at that
point. Itis the intention of the Lieutenant
| to explore it further on his return. The
atmosphere in the cave is mild, and IA candle
burns brilliantly. This may eventually
prove to be as celebrated as the Mammoth
Cave in Kentucky, and have its hundreds
and thousands of admiring and curious
yisitors.-Reese Riuer RereiAe.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04

A Musical CRITIC FOR YoU.-A fellow was
invited to a party one evening, where there
was music, both vocal and instrumental
On the following morning he met one OF the
guests, who said: swell, how did you enjoy
Yourself last night? Were not the quar-
tettes excellent ?,' Swell, really, can't
saw" said he, For didn't taste them
but the pork chops we're the finest l ever
-eat.'s --ss vsst rsgss.s< zsza3
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-03-04

A STRANGE sight to witness is that of cop
perhead newspaper filed to the brim with
the yilest abuse Of President Lincoln, and
then winding up with the charge that he
has destroyed the freedom of the press
A strange speech to listen to is that OF
copperhead orator declaiming by the hour
against President Lincoln, and then wind
ing up with the charge that he has destroy
ed the freedom of speech!
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Gmt1i6e 8rieht6fe.

W an bic S amen Benn sic eineu outep
@aS=Ofen baben molten, rebmen sic feiuen onbern ale
einen BON Der nAulerican Oteter Comp" Gemadbt. G;eIe
G5assSfen fIno bic fefen in, @ebrau0, nnb nit ben Iet-
ten Vsrbelle:un8ea %oerlepen. to9eu, baden unb braten
unb iinb in ieeer lSetie 5ufrieOenfellenb. @S 1ino anoere
@prten bon 9asOfsn sunt gertauf au8sebpten, b~ielelbeu
tnb unecltOnlrisn. Sarum ieben @ie ft9 boz uub fal~
fen teinen aneeru ais nit her Utarfe ,Wn1erican uleter
Co." %perieRen. Bon Der 8equemli&feit uno @rIparnib
werten sic fth ieibit ii6sr5eusen. gu ~pertaufen itab r,e=
Ielben Bel alien @asftter8 unb Spule ISarnii6ina Storee.
(29iun1Dttiat)
YItcoerlG9e boa .Snnit~AytiFeIu
unb Depot fir
Seine anb gepdblte lItbogropb. &unltperte,
etnfa6 unb In TGr6en.
Gtst8 an &arb une auf 5efeuuna onaefertiat:
e3eiImS. misr NfeiIers Spiesel,
GOfas MnS &~srm>Siid,e,
tente cer9OiSete gfabr1en
unb dQe &rtiTel ee 5u einsra @tu5l, Tsn,ent erner GlaTs az.
p6ren. Wtcine @tnrtGt@ne sur &nfsrttauns psiee Seeen-
fante ieet mid. IN ben Stane, mslnen G6Hneru i. Icnbere
Vortptt!e ;u 8~traprsn.
8ersdnunscn Iur pbtss &rtiiti, ipwie ilr @ias .gtattsm
fur StDres nne S8ebnbdnier !perten s~eltefe.t.
@tne @eniaIbe. C64uerie ~ nit tem 5tpr. Serbuuteu.
9Gnes Brpcr,
tSIhdf III 20R 81. EGlfin Drefr.
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uetd,tlae gead1ridt aus sitt.2tm,rifo.

New=gprf, q. Suit. Der Dampfer
Ocean Queen 1T init tpt6ttgen 9faari@tet
BON Mlptntpatl Bier eiu5etrpheu.
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lag. Der Oampfer bObrte Elm Sabr5e.t9 IN
pen 0rltnb unO taperte Die anpern na1 fur
sem 9anpgemenge, Der er6Bte 3betl Der Ste
bellen, parunter t6r Sa9rer llrbtna, entfamet
uat6 Der g9epe. Die gefan9enen mltrDen rad]
SuaYaquil gebra0t 1np 27 berlelben auf Der
Stetle eri9Ofen. gtnA Nu8fGbrrnS pteie6
5anptret38 CAB Der 9rdIipent pen Dampfer
an Den &apttan suritd u1p pTertrte t6n fit,
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Der Oanpfer purpe inter 9rpteit ange1pm=
men unb Die Sa6e 1T mod ntAt bei9ele9t
Der en9lii6e Gpniul 1T anf Der Settle beG
prGitpenten.
Die Nebeltpn lit Weru geiptnltt 0runp
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Nm9ebOtc
fir Materialien fir bic g6app.

asgDepGrtentent IT,
Bureau IF steam ENGINEERING
%. Stunt 1865.
@erfte8ette &netbDte fir bic 2ieferuns bon
Watertalten fur Bite q a ~ pabrenb beS M t rem
80. Stunt 1866 entenoen 8iacaljabreS rpetbEt TN Gpnfruf
ttpns= unb Preparations Bureau bis sum 81. Sag bfs Suit
10 lNr TDrmitta3S augenomuten, gu nslGer 3eiT bic @rbf=
nIn9 Beginner ntrt. .
Mnee6Ute maTtn ~inboftrt idn 'sProposals for Timber
and Materials for the Navy, tantit man tie ppn aaberr
@ei6aftsbrtsteu unterf4eiren fam un6 fnb on rem ''Chief
of the Bureau of Steam Engineering" gu ~abreiTren.
Der gpmmanoant igber Rn5n Sdrb Miro gpntrah1ntiete
son ben 9aan,ttaten iepes NrtitslS, rsl petbem 1erfGtebene
grpBen Seyllnst perosu, untcrriGten. Ote @tntbcttuns In
Slahen 8eiAtebt sur @%pnbentera Der 9aneler unb fpt6e 6i1f=
len ttne IN liefern, relte IN Ger Nufipj Serung tia i16ltG
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ten jeoer Stattea ner6en auBer Der YtrSeidni6e sou &lofen
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ptr Dfupe rertb TT, MIR fir 2 / n e tteIer &ta1 n Nngebpte
gu maiden. wian tptt6 Arttteln amsrifantfber DtanuI actur
ten Urrsus eeben.
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so ~ttsb1lhrf Guf etnenf Der %8eerRdten GDrmulare pber III
rrtttsr usbe' etnftamun8 NIT renietben eeuadt merhen, In
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an e15 Bureau, an ten Spmntanbanten tTesn6 ltner @art
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ppten pn garant cen unb anpsrn ~n6t6t0en S nf0rlndtipner
petu9lt@ es An5eb0ts 9~Rlieftrt mereet.
D GDatratt ptrb benz Wentgfbietenbsn, welGer eenU
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p1rtement has 0teAt 1er, aa3u ntettt9e Mnsebote, pelGI
~erprtttdEt ihetneH, Suritd3uretfsE.
Dte &pntrltte peEeen ben &1tlnt hes S66ss traaeu, a,
meltem oe Npttj 9e9eben purte uub f6nneu ron BIT fmt OG
Inm an Sirfe' un9en aemaht iperpen.
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get, al, bic I'm ebote tn oDrgei Artetener 9Grm 3u Mode
une ) II reAten 3ett etnSpienten, beSUr ete 3ett Der Gnpfona
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Auen 4ngebCteu mug 8oama0t tStceu(el pber oe,,one Nb
i6rtIt t10Dt h~eteefuet Rtt.
DIE StaNen pteles 5areous Fnb ~beseiduft unb bef mn,
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@afbtnstpn n, q, Suit. Die brof=
lianil6e Gegierun9 bat BEN &ebellen Die &it=
ertennuug ais frte9fihrenpe Na@t e1t309en,
Der 0rp3eb segen Den Capt. Wtrb, Den
Nufeber pe6 Nnperl pnpiQe G~jefah9nt1es, wtrr
lnpreen beatnren.
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@eitere teleerapbii6e aa6ri6te".
O(1ts MeriCn.
gOonien sisht Stiue 1ruppen aus Can &pSn'HsO
..triicr.

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gaew gOrt, q. Suit. Der 9e @ :
Qtberts BON 6apanna ben 10. prtilgt N M"ne
rthten pom IA. aus Sierra Grn3. 9n p sa.'
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auf @atiIO 5uriif.
Sffstere, Solpaten mnb Gratas fpumen
betGnpie aus ct, Opmtn9p in 9aoanna an.
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baS p6ere Studperf eineS 5aules in Court
Ian, nabe Mulberr9 Ctr, an3ultret&en, BON
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pera fhfper Nerlekt.
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ipel6er ais MGrper Der SPICE &inper 0er6nf=
tet wurbe, fat Elm AItbt b%emteien nnb 1T eff
renDpQ entlaifen.
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SSorfAldge
fir MoteriQL fit Die Wtarine.

4dtp Depdttement
6lreau fur @quiptrunS uno 9ffcruttrune,
"a. Stunt 1865
NprFeopItr NprfblYae ;ur Qteferune tGn Material fir Sic
Yfartue fir tas a n 80. Stunt 1866 snbenbe Ttscalil9r per=
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itnb beIpncers bsnaunt u. tef6riebeata cen 8 brudten DE
bulen, peopa irsenb etne 9fripu, tpelGs Elm AngstDt MAIDEN
min, i'd 6rertpla,e Don /, NJ Gru1maubanter etuer ~gtaepparb
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