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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-15
Occidental Billiard Hall.

DOCKFELLow g. DENNEE'S BUILDING, Jacksor
II Street. Virginia City. The finest tables in town. The
bar supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars.
~ JOHN H. MING.
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,JOseDh Marion,

TIAY SCALES STORE Wallace Street, Virginia City
II Commission Merchant. Cash advanced on conssn-
mens general assortment of Miners Quitting Goods
Provisions, Vegetables ETC., etc. DE- 42of'
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Johnson s. Schuyler.

TTAVE RE-FITTED and opened the Mountain Bowling
Saloon one door east of Allen Millars Bank, and
invite all those wishing good exercise, choice Liquors and
Cigars call and them. They have also reduced the
price of rolling to FIFTY CENTS.
Anif LIST Is65 3.45*
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ROath and Co.

y AERICAN WATCHES just received direct from the
Manufactories Every description of Jewelry manu-
letnred from the Native Gold. Call examine specimens
p then Judge Sign of the MAMMOTH WATCH, Vir,
(ea City, Montana Territory. Corner of jackson and
alsce streets, in the City Book Store. A
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s. Lewis, N. b. Hale, ID. NJ d'iie''
Lewis, Hale & Co.,

TEwELRY MANUFACTURERS: Every description
Of Jewelry made to order from the Native Gold, ard
sranted Particular attention paid to repairing Fint
atehss Also, Engraving done to order Sign OF th'
od Watch Jackson Street Virginia City, NJ. T.
February 25 1865 g.. 40-o2-
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Assay Office.

WALLACE STREET one door below Nolan q Go. s
w Bank Gold and Silver and Ores every descrp-
ton Assayed guarantee my assays and will pay any
difference which may arise between them and the u 5.
Mini 38 d. GILBERT
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e. M. Dunphy.

yTJHOLESALE and Retail Grocer Storage and Com
w mission Merchant, west side Main street, Helena
Montana Territory.
large and complete assortment of Fancy and Stapl
Groceries hand at figures to suit the times Give us
cali. 39-ol"
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Helena House,

HELENA CITY Montana Territory. The above
II named House opened for guests and boarders
Good beds and the best the market affords for the table
at reasonable prices. b. b. Burchett
3m49 Proprietor.
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IDAHO HOTEL,

Wallace Street, Virginia City, M. T.,
r, M. CASTNER, Proprietor.
THIS Popular Hotel, which forms part of Cashiers
Building, has been enlarged and reftted in style to
the demands of the Public. Its larder is well sup
affords o. .' t 2. ......L
Piled and its tables furnished with the best the market
The Idaho Billiard Hall, 8
carried by HULL g. CAsTNER contains four First Glass
Billiard Tables where the lovers Of the game can always
be accommodated. The old friends OF j. j. Hull and D. M.
Castner, always find them at the Idaho. f. .rJ
Those having Territorial funds to deposit, should call at
the Idaho where the Office of the Treasurer situated
- .-.--r,. d . 3S-64c
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Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon.

HEUsTACHE AND HAIR COLoRING, South side q
INl Wallace street, Virginia City.
42.5 TURLEY g. LYONS
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-15
Lumber Yard.

WYE have in Lumber Yard the corner Of Idaho
w and Broadway streets Virginia City, complete as
sortent of White Pine and other Lumber and supply
customers shortest notice Orders may be LEFT at the
Lumber Yard and will be promptly filled We have the
only mill in the Territory which runs Winter and Summer
and can fill orders at all seasons.
4-tf f.. -g.- O. '---........r THOMPSON q Gu.
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OFFICIAL DIR RECTORX.
Territorial Officers.


GournOr-SIDNEY EDGERToN, Bsunack City.
Sscrstary-JoHN 7. CoBuRN
Chief Jis,ice-H. l.. HosMER.
Ass0cidte Justice-L. B. WLIIsToS.
q" Il. E. NUNsoS.
Aao-ney- Gersrrdl-E. B. NEALLEY Virginia.
| u s. MarshdL-GEo. NJ PINNEY.
/ Assist U. s. MaTshaI-J Y. BEIDLER
Sarpeyor- -General-M. BOYD.
auditors 10 HN 6. LOTT.
/ TrcasuTsT-JoHN j. HULL.
Superintendent: Of Ptblic Tastrmcti0a-T j. DIMspALE.
AssessOr-T. G. EvERTs.
Collector Internal ReoeHas-N: P. LAEGFoRD
lunicipnl Officers OF Virginia City.
IAayor-P. S. PFoUTs
Police MCFGstrate-T. w Talaferro
lharshal-Willarn Deascey
EClerk-Chas. J. d. Curtis
k6a0rHey-John @. Turk.
lTr.asureT-John S. Rockfellow.
AI,sessor--T Thomas Pearson.
Assistant City MaGshGk-Jerry Lewis
sounty Officers of Madison County.
County Comrs;ssSoars-John Potter, Chairman; J. E.
TcClurs Fred. X. Root.
Probate Judge-O T. Strickland
ShsTiF-Neil Howe.
Acting SieTif-G. G. Bisseil.
Deputy SheT!1s-H. L. Crawford, James Wiliams, J. B.
kyen.
Trsdsusr-Theo. Muf'y.
Rsco7der-R n. Hill. ... F... Z
County Assessor-J. ATmitage. "
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John III. Ming.

CORNER of Wallace and Jackson streets Virginia Cit,
I J Montana Territory. Books and Stationery. Who'll
sale and Retail Groceries Boots and Shoes.
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Garden Seeds.

LII YOU that want CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS
n Every Description direct from the Agricultural
partment at Washington call at
35A7* DANCE & STUART'S.
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ASSAY Office.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared to assay cor
rectly small large quantities the ores OF Montana
Silver Gold Copper Lead Anthony, or Bismuth Office
Nc of Contents Block corner of Wallace and jackson
Streets Virginia - - w. Y. LoRILL, &Co.
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BUSINEss CARDS,
\. 2. SANDERS. JERRY COOK.
Sanders & Cook,
\ TToRNEYs AT LAW and Solicitors in Chancery,
a Virginia City Montana Territory. sly
Wm. ChNnaserO.

rToRNEY IT LAW, Virginia City, Montana Ter
n htsry. ofacs in Post Office Building, on Wallace
ksst 4-446
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fAsHrONABLE Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon
Bridge Street Helsas Montana Territory 53sf
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,Justus Cooke,

\ NENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular attention Civ
en- to the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
Stocks of Goods in Store Office at the Elephant Coz
u Virginia City, NJ. T. Ie-A
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Local NoTICEs-Ore dollar per line for three lines
s; IS per line for ten lines less; so cents
tne for eleven lines or more.
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HE proprietor begs respectfully to inform his friends
and the public generally that Board and Lodging In
good style can be obtained at his establishment No pains
will be spared present well spread table to his guests
The como accommodation of his patrons viii be sedu
lousy attended Breakfast table from $50 to- CLOCK
a. m; Dinner l2 m. to p. M; Supper 6 to Up. m.
good Feed Stable and Corral attached to the premises
and also Grazing Rancho where cattle will be watched
day and night The pasture is excellent and water abun-
5ont d. 45-tf
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Jhe Muutana gust.
%. w. TILTON & Co.,

", TnToN, BES. R. DrrTEs
PUBLISHERS & PRoPRIETORs.
~. at ii. City Book Store corner of Wallace E Jackson
Sfrssts, Yrginia City, Mon. Ter.
Err MS- ..
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-15

EScLIsH sportsmen are beginning to name
their race-horsee after the famous battle-
helds OF our civil war. Among the favor
ltes We lind those of Chattanooga, Richmond
and Autietam. l-l nt.- 80 E- y
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-15
The Idaho Billiard Hall,
Nebraska House,

In the Buildings formerly knoaon HucEs Saloon and the
old Post Office, Jackson ST., Hirginia City, M T.,
Col. HI. p. DOWNS, Prop'r.
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VIM, Decker,

IURGEON DENTIST. Office two doors west of Now
aps Bank Building Patients visited at their residence
hen desired 3o42"
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John s. AtchisOn.

ToTARY PUBLIC, Revenue Stamps and Blanks for
sale at Allen g. Millard's Bank, Virginia City Mon.
Q Territory. 1855 -.. ..
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w. L. Brown.
ark.
Turk g. Brown,

4 TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs AT Law,
win practice in all the courts of the Territory Office
fu Geo. Hanna & Co.'S store Wallace street. Virginia
BY, MT, 45-5IN %
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j. II. Henderson.
Iron and Steel Turning.

DAINTER AND SIGN WRITER. Office on Cove
i Street Virginia City, Montana Territory. 5lyx
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The BIG EMIGRATION CoNING.-A dispatch
to the Salt Lake papers, from Julesburg,
dated June Ath, says; 'sThere Is an inn
mense emigration passing west-over four
thousand wagons have passed in the last
twenty days. There are a great many
women and children. Gen. Connor, staff,
end headquarters started this morning for
Fort Laramie. Al quiet along the ROAD. -
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-15

COOLEST YEr.-Everybody wants notice
of every mining claim-gratis, of course.
Few of those who are on the speculate ever
think of the county paper, except when some
dead-head notice might help them. The
coolest yet, was fellow who jumped claim
of ours, the other day, and then asks rs to
give it notice, as he wished to get capital
interested and make something out of it,
Humboldt REGISTER.
The New York herald., 1865-04-26
clATT0N BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Services by thS ncV. Drs. Tying, ThoElp-
on, Eoole, 0sy9oa, Hitchcock
AID Rogers and the
..aa5i lsaacs.
THE BENE TON.

New York before sucb day as IL witnessed
yesterday. Eoae 10 tho pnlms days Of power never
Witnessed trgniphal march New York yestcr-
sAy formed and looked upon. When four years ago
AfrXh.m Lincoln IN sed through the city TO be armed
s1h authority as the patloa's leader Broadway suf
sed 10 contain tic crowd which, Nth varied sentiments
sAeered and sco6ed aud scowicd him a doubtful wei
bome. When yesterday the anne people, INSPIRED with
ecnmon, universal sorrow, sadly followed his body
crowned with glorious honop nations savior
,hc nme wido gtroel held hardly fraction Of them.
Then he going be crowned chief magistrate Of
divided people and dsrupurcd nation the eve Of q
reat, bloody and Uncertain Yesterday he
sas the great martyr OF q nation united
snd.r hts guidance and that Of God by successful
Hose OF that gloomy Then he passed through al
nos. unknown and tho crowd that followed his coach
nth cheers we're acuated by curiosity much admit
stlon. Yesterday was different; yesterday witnessed
Mo real zumphal march Of Abraham Lincoln; for he
Aad conquered the prejudces OF all hordes and classes
md the hearts Of the people who honorcd him beat with
eve and yencInon OF the Better for his fame that
should thus late than too THIS test Of his
uucces and his greatness be doubted or dis
pstsd.
Il was not the occasion that drew the people 10 the
rrcets yesterday The city had witnessed nobler
sons Than tnis, exciting grsnder passions and subner
coughls, but none hallowcd. -Four years and
. fortnight ago ts people rallied spontaneously to
rsngc tic ipsult thoughtessy given at Sumter, but
b.uiy avenged ON hundred fields; but then the poo.
pie gathered 10 excited groups to lstn 10 az.
s,1d words and give their approving voice to
hgh resolves, and their hands 10 noble deeds
Chey have risen 10 tho cry OF ''invason,
" repcl he advancing hordcs that dcsolated sister
sAto bat IL was the wild excitement generated by
&c grand psss'on Of revenge tor burned cities and
Esughtered fi snda A little month ago they left
baoor snd commerce aud speculation 10 rejoice at
Ne cry Of victory" ard It's echo "Poace" But amid
rlst clad rejoicing there we're mixed some feelings
snworthy The people Of great meropoa Yesterday
hey met In 10 pay the last honors 10 their noble
tsad, and the great multitude that, With uncovered
sasds Abraham LIncoIns funeral car pass byrwcre
sc:ue.'d and moved by single sentiment Of profound
IOrso. sad veneration, and high resolve and calm
kse rna,ion that no who had pcrsncd should not die
,ir TIE s'oon of their sorrow shrouded the city.
fsin 5e'cuair stl9a lay underneath the surface. II
bt.o irn 40 FPS and expressed 10 but few
.0ea 10 sept, ludot4, unsuspectad in tho Depths
ssuy .ears bat tho loss FOR the want Of ey.
The New York herald., 1865-04-26
Outalde the City Hall.

In consequence Of the rigid regulations to admission
the Park thero fcw civilians Immediately outside
the City Hall just previous TO the arrival ~ tho conn
from the interior Around tho guard and indeed around
all tho vlcinities where any kind Of view could DO had
Of the cortss an mmense crowd had eongregated Al
observation from tho seps Of ths CITY Han truly pre-
scnted panorama OF picturesque solornny rarely,
II ever witnessed In this metropolis. Tho eye
TOOK In continuous sca OF upturned faces men,
women and children blocked up tho squares and
streets, hllcd the windows, bousetops and bal.
comics The dnpery Of death 1utsercd mournfuly in
tia spring hreezos, while silence intercepted occasionally
whispered conycrsa,ion reyn.d all In front
the City Hall was clear spnce Danked all aiics ty
the seventh reri nent and the Metropolitan police.
Universal order controlled thl. Immense mass OF per
tsons end no Incident occurred to be general sole
nifty Of the occasion II In sinking
tnc general disploys in which our citizens hrvo beer
oaod upon to aie part around the oy Hall no cheer
Gaze bursting joyousy OH tho ear no enlhusisstic
uah of the multitude disturbed the soi.mny Of the
OCCASION 'ho ringing of ber and solemn IA, of the cram
aono breaking the ominoas silence which designated ihe
fpeat obscqaes then bong carried ou large body o,
police held potsession cf tho City Hall tips aud
entrances thus insuI,ng Ia, airaos; order lad quiet
PREVIOUS TO nEaovlao rng EEalias 20 Tne
fJkKsAL CAR.
A, the hour tono oclock) approached Tor the moving
sof the procession, much ineres. ibitot snong
he cFo"a TO catch glimpse cr a.. movements inei-
dental 10 the oiseQuIcs Erury cyswss arsiaed aud
every voc' hushed crushrs, a. 'sh tg or crcwong
disturbed Ihe quieoeEs or the imneoto contours" BOT
Tao rnebed check, apyop1 eye and slr,o'. rsaaihis
manner gave ndlcaiion ~ tLa strong srn ae f,al
nss which heat in tls hcartl oi a. TAa moarIog
drnr"ry r We ci'y na added Materially o. h4 f',ua
The New York herald., 1865-04-26

grand funeral cort were paradng the bysreets and
marching to the localities where they had been ordered
70 form In line To Pearl street extended this vast fune
real train. There was great plain Of black hats
grand galaxy OF white linen shirt bosons overwhelm
ing avalanche of broadcloth, and all animated by com
mon impulse, single purpose-o reach the City Hall.
But at past eleven the gates closed There
was more hope for those who had long hoped against
hope and gradually the trains at the Park entrances
we're broken up and the people departed disappointed,
hut determined to at least the outward covering
OF the mortal remains they could not behold and par
tcpate IN The procession which to follow them to
the depot whence they TO DO taken the Western
States, where here more and grief
stricken friends
Composing part Of these small trains Of people who
waited to pass in to view the Of President
were the residents OF Of the Western Siates-Inos
in partcuarwho had come here especially to see the
last Of the man they loved There also people from
Albany, PHILADELPHIA Boston, and from the rural dis.
ricts OF Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts, and
New York, including many largo famies-tbe heads Of
which wished their children to look upon the face
3of the great, good who has gone from midst
And many Of those have go home disappointed unless
they feel constrained to- continue in their endeavors
until they succeed. Perhaps great number will today
take the train for Chicago or some other place in the
metropolis. From what was In the pro-
cessions before the forming Of the grand cortge we
Judge that there must have been hundred thou
sand strangers attracted New York yesterday for the
express purpose Of participating In pageant surprising
In magnhcence and extent anything Of the kind over
called forth in America. The hotels ell full, and
private houses had to be resord TO in many to
accommodate the unexpected guests from distance.
Considering the fact that many Of the people remained
In the streets during the whole night waiting fora chance
to see the corpse Of Mr. Lincoln and that many OF
1citizens away from their homes carly hour
yesterday morning. brngng their breakfasts and their
1day papers, both to be consumed while they stood In
tho line, it is to be regretted that time could not
have been given them, or that something else could
not have been done to facilitate the entrance and egress
the crowds who fortunate enough to gain the
interior Of the City Hall But let the unsuccessful
console themselves with the thought that they at
least successful in forming portion Of Of the largest
spontaneous exhibitions of nation's for
honest plain simple man. that the history Of the
world recorded that the pen Of the historian will
probably have opportunity to describe In the future Of
|any Of the nations Of the earth.
The New York herald., 1865-04-26

TEE z u e p A Il T U II E.
The New York herald., 1865-04-26

CEREMONIES IN UNION SQUARE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-27
The Feeling i'm Virginia

A correspondent writing from Rich
mond gives the following:
The facility with which the legislature
adapts itself TO the situation is, under the
circumstances, wonderfully remarkable.
We do not, however, mean by this that
the members are inclined to be obse-
quious to the powers that be. but that,
having submitted to the result of the ar
bitrament of arms. they are willingto IL
lustrate, practically, by their legislation,
the earnestness of their declare lions
when they took the oath of allegiance to
the Government of the United States
Mr.. Herndon, of Spottsylvania, when ad-
vancing the reunion of East and West
Virginia in the House the other day, said
that neither for place nor power would
he ever deny that, when Jackson died, his
heart stood still, and that when Lee sur
rendered. he was crucifed, and he but
expresses pointedly what many OF his
colleagues feel; and vet he urged most
eloqnently and feelingly, the cultivation
of the most fraternal relations North
and South, East and West While Vir.
ginia has nothing to take back if her leg
islature is fair exponent of the feeling
of her people. she will. in the future, put
to blush in the genuineness of her 10y
atty to the Constitution and the Union,
many of her so-called loyal sisters of
New England,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-27
Wse, Yirginin M Richmemd.

The Richmond Wing of Friday last,
makes the following remarks upon the
resolution and debate in the Virginia
Legislature on the redeintegration of
Virginia, which we published in the
DAILY REGISTER of Wednesday last
Like some of the members who spoke
ON this subject, we are inclined to think
that the agitation of this subject is
somewhat premature, and that it would
perhaps have been better to wait until
the State of Virginia shall have been re
stored to her original status, and shall be
in situation to act unreStrainedly, and
in the full exercise of her rights and
powers as a State-and until, too time
has been allowed for the subsistence OF
those animositIes that subsisted between
the people of the two States, If, indeed,
any traces Of them now remain.
The initiative, however, has now been
taken, and we go as far as the farthest
for the adoption of any measures looking
to the e-nniOn OF these two States, and
their re-establishment under one govern
ment. 1t is with an unusual degree Of
qualification tuat we refer TO the action
of the House of Delegates, and the re-
marks OF most OF the speakers, as evil
dencing an earnest and general desire Tor
this reunion But two of the speakers
seemed adverse to it, and upon taking
the vote en- the motion for indefinite
postponement, only seventeen voted in
the affirmative. From the indications
presented, it is fair to conclude that this
~ yy0 nnmnnSnH
most part, of those who desire reunion.
but, for the reasons before adverted to,
deem the present an inopportune period
for agitating the subject. We are not
accurately informed as to the wishes and
feelings of the people of Western Nir-
GINA on this important subject. The ac-
counts that reach Us are vague and con-
hicting By some, who profess to be
we'll informed, we are told that their
wishes are generally in favor of reunion
By others, who claim to be equally as
we'll informed, we are told that the re-
verse is the case. The testimony of Mr..
Pendleton of Giles, (Which is on the ex-
treme border. is that he knows Of no one
along line OF hundred miles, who op-
poses the reunion of the two States. So
far as the people of this State are con.
cerned, the manifestations, we are happy
in being able TO say, show an imposing
approach to unanimity in favor of the
speedy reunion of Virginia and West
Virginia. Nor does this sentiment spring
from selfish considerations. 1t is warm
and generous sentiment, based upon for
mer fraternal relations, associations and
recollections 1t expects to receive no
more benefit than it will confer. 1t has
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-27
a Core. CtiOR.
PIEDMONT, W. v. Dee. 10, leo;

PIEDMONT, W. v, Dee 10, iSG5.
Editors OF the Register
In your issue OF the 18th inst. | find
an article written by Ephram Is. Hall, III
which he states that persons willing and
rendering to challenge illegal yotos in
different precincts in Hampshire county,
W. Va, were prevented by violence and
menaces, by the military authority from
attending the pole,, and exercising
their legal rights.
2d.-That | was III command OF lhat
military force which used violence on
persons challenging illegal votes, and
prevented them from exercising their le-
gal rights.
ID That was placed there ostensIbly
to preserve order, and that | was bribed
to that interference by compensation
Of money.
4th.-And that ! am now employed as
Deputy Sheriff of Hampshire comfy,
West Virginia.
The whole OF his statement from be
ginning to end is an infamous Ite. And
/ call on Mr. Hall for his author, OF carry
the lie in his own breast.
1t has always been my desire to keep
from having personal difficulties. but
when | read such base falsehoods, and
from such a recreant person as Mr.. Hall,
| cannot refrain from addressing few
words of correction.
Respectfully yours, &c,
J Brown