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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
A Voice from the Grave.

The following solemn and prophetic
warning of peculiar significance at the
present day No prediction from unin
spired lips was ever more remarkably
verified. 1t WAS uttered years ago by
one who still lives, as he ever will. in the
admiration and affection of The wise and
patriotic as one of the greatest Of he
great statesmen America has produced
DANIEL WEBSTER At that time tie
fearful storm which was soon to burst up
on US, in all its fury of havoc aud blood
shed. was only as "a little cloud arising
out Of the sea. like mans hand ;" but
the eagle eye of the sage of Marshfeld
saw into the future, and well would it
have been for the country had il given
greater heed to his words of wisdom
"If hese fanatics and aboliionsts ever
get power IN ther hands, they will over,
ride the Constitution, sci the Supreme
Court al defiance. change and make laws
to suit themselves; finally they will bank.
rupt the country and delu5e it with
blood
Thus spoke the great political seer,
and how srnkingly are bis words being
verified daily No one can doubt where
The immortal expounder of the Cons'itu,
ton and ardent upholder Of the Union
would be found. were he now living.
What. whole-souled support would he
give to the restoration policy Of Presi
dent johnson How would the leaders
Of the miserable di,union Radical faction
quai! at the outpourings Of his lion heart
and trumpet tongue II St. Louis Rep.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

The MAIL AND ITS STRAWBER-
s.-Our neighbor Of the Mail put
a most piteous petition some
i since, for the ladies to send him
e strawberries. He wanted them
", he wanted them Immediately,
he wanted several quarts to be
in the early part Of the season
II assurance of the pecks that he
TO receive when the crop was
h ripel Thinking such an appeal
Id not go unheeded by his female
nds, we locked into the next No.
an acknowledgment Of the first
or three quarts received from as
" damselS. But we looked in
no berries had been received,
where they might have been,
re was san aching void" the
iea Yould-not fill. We looked in
next number of the Mail. but
absence of the delicious and much
ved-for fruit was still visible. 1t
evident that our neighbor had
ut as well have called doodle
on a rainy day. Seeing our
ld was not likely to get any Der
Mi all, upon his oira merits, and
-scrating his condition, we hit
,lan which we thought would
be fultillment OF his desire.
v - simply TO acknowledge the
eptlun of O bowlful which a lady
|end had sent to us, and called upop
/ e fair sex to treat our neighbor
/ tn similar consideration and hber-
bty. We thought this would move
y female friends Of the Mail in his
half And it seems that it did
the very next number Of his paper
e editor grows gloriously gleelul,
Itravagantly ecstatic, and feelingly
sicitous over q basketful , which
sans was sent TO him 'on Tuesday
"a couple of Ewes faireSt daugh-
/" which he SAYS he proceeded to
uuder his shirt-bOsOm with great
keritv and gusto. Well, neighbor,
are clad we procured the berries
] he sent to yea, and the next time
\ do YOU a similar favor, we hope
n. will acknowledge the kindness
I sending us over a portion OF the
MI Of our labor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

PERSONAL Gen } A. Early IS in
Havana still determined to remain an tx
lie, but not sufficiently pleased with the
lot he has chosen TO advise others to EN-
brace it.
Elk, Senalor WiIfll was at latest &C
counts residing in London.
Admiral Franklin Buchanan, so well
known and so much respected by the
people Of Mobil4, is now living on his
farm in Mary nd, poor but not regreuing
The sacrifices he made to the cause that he
considered just. His house was burned
during the war by an incendary,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
% we ask special attention to the
new advertisements in this issue. p

20 Not as a ae,os item at all, nor
yet as a matter of any present inn
portance, but only as historical
TACT, and for future reference, we an
nounce the singular circumstance
that it rained here again on Tuesday
evening and night last, quite a heavy
rain. 1t was greatly needed, as we
had MT had any in two or three
days! and the streets were getting
nearly dry!!!
p. S.-Wednesday, 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
The rain continues to fall, slowly but
surely The planters are in costa
cles over " the fine seasons" they are
having lin a horn y. = -rt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
d. GE9LGOOL.'S
EyGLISH FEliiLE GiTTERS,

Eor 10 in1ue r. ef of al Fs;rai Cnmpa.B's and
lUrguiari!cs FOR Iaiuln Suppressed pr Ire -a.ur
Npns'rrati,n. luc6rTbra or Whites, Fal1r # The
womb. lrifabty and liberation If the " unI5, Chic
rasjs, Hy,tgres laiptation. SEortntss Of Breath,
swimming anf Giliilrss u the Head Pain in the ~le
back and ola Gold feet and hands. neryqus debility
and puus'r li.9u, and al those truutesaule diseases
which af ~ ~ least half of the female community
Il removes a. Ub~rgetuus or nature. prom otes Re uiy
and lea.h tinLps pc pale check villa the rascntc hines
Of uatrrr. chclS thv Features, adds hrane y 20 the
~, aa4 Intellect, lesiuv 20 Tie youthful and CONTESTS
and quiet. Old u produces those effects by inv sr
sia. .ls nruSing The whole female system 20 its nat
ursl Ica.y igsctole al On OuE agent and look ~ H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

HAIRS Is SECTIONAL LIGHr The
very ohservaut New Orleans correspond
ent of the Mississippi Carton remarks;
Hats are considered in a sectional light
here As q mans status was formerly
established BY the company he kept. so it
is now understood by the bat be wears.
The Eound Top monitor and The narrow
brimmed' stoye-Ppe styles smell badly in
the uo,trils of the Cuniederates, and one
OF nv persuasion would no more think OF
wearing such tile than be would OF alk-
ing he street arm in arm with DR.. Dosiie
or Judge War,Hou'h. Ca the other hand
the real live Isrk is kBown by his fond
cess Tor those graceful conceptions Of hats
which taper down. Their hats are all
either Of the mentor or siove-pipe make.
and heir boots As sqn-re a. The toes as a
BAN Of bacrn divided in half.
TIE rule is universal hnsever. We
have in oui mind's eye a very decided
Yank" who wears a low hat with the
widest sort Of brim. aud a very good
.'rebvl" With lie oflhe latest New YOik
cut.-I o. Tsm-s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

NVNNII z IFf-'--L IH'--7-I u
r ~ taa--- ro-r t,ffon Il St--fir's Sarsansrila
yellow pcs Bafdock and Is.iids pusl--A. ar ali
lia.a~ts r.lnir.ls 4l lft-.tive treatrstt- Recon-
tnenael r. ~ mi urfies nf the basd Scr fala 81 a
a, eases ths IN al IT'S iorais, Itch Timer Glandn
o. Sweil1 ~ IccrS old SORES Iilplas and hiutrhes
t4- fcs. Roiis i-i.ta-, taiufs hat u AS
Il msledics far Nhach IN, seiaas aill- sud GAG
tl1od 70 b. rurtrd-
seine ri or tthe- I'rrrs-sii % arr ~ fallo-s-
Drorugools q CAS- LIMO BAI.sAN,
~. uTcuig1 oie's RED DIAERIfEA EI,NT-Dl
u Ia RookeS 1TLE SALNE
D. J. Rsrhunis INDIAN SALNE.
il-umroolr'~ VIC III ABlE an r1-BILIOCS fiLLS
. n Ia padkefs IIKflR FILLS
Svaufierr's Phia.isrua STOMACH BiItEaAS-
SD bv Druesist aii .itfehautS
rosBr. RlcHHrns 4 co ar soie : rsuis f'r taafon
Mss
T DRnyl0nT.r. s ca, .Fro7rieto-tN
n -a.pesi. 1,s.ah Drurl1sts
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
s,tuary Address.-NVe neglected

In cur last to state the hour at which
Ehc address on the above subject
you'd be delivered. Monday, 14th
the day, carly caadle-Ughting the
!, our, and the Methodist church the
place.
We would respectfully suggest
Wat the hour be changed to Il o'cl'k
T., so that persons from the country
kuId be present without unnecessary
lCOnNCllence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

EFDaniel Webster vas ii.hl when b,
remarked OF The P,ess. ''Srall is the suU
required to pstrcnize pew,paprr; amply
rewarded its patron. [ care not how hU@
BILE and unrreteuding the gszrt'e he takes
Il is next to impossible to Gil printed
sheet without putting ia'o IL something
that is worth the subscription price.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
GOLD MARKET

COTTON SEED FOR SALE.-Gna
thousand bushels first class cotton
seed, warranted to be the best for
planting purposes. The seed are Sc
curely sacked and ready for ship
ment at a moments notice,
Any person desiring the entire lot,
or a part Of it, would do well to adj
dress w. II. PARRISH,
May 8. If Bolivar, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
The Confederate Dead at Canton.

TIE Confederate Dead at Canton.
We have been favored by Col. j.
Power, Superintendent Of Army
lecolds for the State OF Mississippi,
|itl d complete list Of the Confeder-
y soldiers buried at this place, and
Itlis county, as far as known. The
E embraces 224 names Of soldiers
ho died here from June ., 1862, to
Day -, 1868, inclusive. We are
|mpclItd to postpone the publica-
on Of Tie list for a short time for
le want Of 4 sufficient number Of
tpital letters and Quadrets TO set it
+, our advertisements having cX-
busted al on fonts Gftypcs.(D
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
De IA ROCKIES
{ mn KIN e .

Witch mover Fails cure the iaveiera-s c!
g- t.-1 San o. rrr u lurteI affects raa bead. c.Ill
,y 'ihHi.e-ra i8ilpts, and makes permanent cres
"a and l,yar Dai1 Ct4l., lutg rnyat, hJ4...iit 1t
and E...1us Fyvurs prriHdc.. liedacha. pain and
ighug 81 Ht isints ans limbs neura GA general lasSi
tude d. blJgv cod aud cly ~cnsltInnS aud al diSes
IS of % Malicious origin Itrh pack contains
Box Livcr P.'ls a box Of ant rerindic Pills and
ya1;.c a. iuAlc- Cal. sad eI,l 1Irv a. Eb,S; H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

A most disgraceful affair occurred yes
terday evening. on Washington street
about O'Clock. A policeman arrested
Two negroes, supposed be discharged
soldiers, for being drunk and disorderly
whereupon a crowd Of negro soldiers and
! civilians attempted a rescue, but oaina
TO the prompt and efficient manner in
which policeman Albert Davis discharged
hi duty the ineirient reb Hon was qu-ll
ed. The most abusive and indecent Ian
guage was used by the negroes and hey
manifested every disposition TO create a
riot, but were awcd by the determined
bearing Of the whites who were present,
and The cleaning barrels Of several Cots
improved, If The negroes will be advised
hey will not try this again, or sleeping
devil will be aroused, against which rher
will find it difficult, to contend Our
people are disposed 10 treat he trerdmen
kindly, bur they cannot and wi! not com
rtna0ce such outrages as This. The uni,
form of the United Srates.does not protect
the disturber Of the public peace, CT just
fy a man in violating the law. We wish
10 see no more bloodshed, but II il come.
let it be upon the heads of those who have
nstilled peruicious teachings into the ne
groes' minds Tchs6a1y Journal, Nay
1st.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

The crops throughout the wheat region
OF Texas are represented as promising
beyond those Of any past season at this
period, Wheat will, it is thought, not
bring fifty cents per bushel
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

r. A spirited young lady ~ho vas
about to marry a maa whose purse was
longer than his bead, said she preferred
his dollars 10 his sense.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

SUPFER.-The Presbyterian ladies of Cam
Oand vicinity, will give supper for the
!enefit of the Presbyterian church in this
place, on the evening Of the / 9Th inst. The
kHb'c are respectfully solicited to attend.
mittanee 81. .'H May TO- 'GG-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
Am SECRECY REI0TEDI
THE6RElT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS,
FAMILY MEDIC Es,

possessing iutia -ic VALUE and MERIT, enieav
lrag tu supply JAst dsIHuj. ty Offering those which
my be confidently relied upon. by Physicians and
pacut in cases of necessity We remove all secrecy
furnishing oG- A-eu. with Eruep pes ard ar. hyr.sl g
i'cni ~ Impair te same kn1wt.1r m regular rrIciis-
lug Physicians. No genuine PHy-ic.Hu viii Withhold
medic a secret tuH. his hr thrr Ill. p~t--'Jr ata
we are 49, r 20 sind, or swim upon the same platform.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

30 BBT.S. BEST OLD MONoNGAHSLA
~ WHISKY, jzst received and for sale
by T. J. RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

-OO LIB. SHOCKING TOBACCO. juss
OUU received and fo- sale by
: TT. RICHARDS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
NOTICE.

4 Il. PERSONS Indebted to ". :. Ken
y an. must come forward promptly and
make satisfactory settlements, or be will
De compelled, however .ciuetaatly, "a self-
defence. To nut them in suit.
Jan. Z, ISGG-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

BE it remembered Hat hcrct9j6fe To-
cit: on Tire 18Th dag Of april, 4.
d. 1866, tie yoioriag ordq' lrcs
entered ppoR the miaptcs Of tie
ChdRccry G0Et Of MADISON county,
State Of Mississippi. to-3cit,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

RuBANNAu MILLER.
ON opening conp'ainanls Till in this
~ case. i. appearing TO the satisfaction
Of the Court that the sail Rubanoah Md
Ter, party defendant is a non-resiirnt Of
the Safe, It is Lerebr ordered. adjaIged
and desreed, dat publication be made in
The American CiuZ-n." newspaper
Published in the ei,y OF Canton. county OF
Madison. State Of Mississippi. co. four
consecutive weeks. repairing her 10 APP
pear before the Chancery Court of Madi>
son county. to b. held ut Canton, Missis>
sppi. at = ,p,cill Term thereof. on the
1T Monday ia july, A D 1866. 10
plead, answer or demur to the matters
snd thing contained il said bin or else,
they will he taken a confessed against
The ss.G RabaHrah HITLER. party defend
ant. AMI decree entered accordingly.
51e SLATE q IFS .'s<pli hudson oogaiy
I,rJoav DAwsoE, Clerk al the Circuit
and Chaacrry courts Of sail ccdnty. dc
- certify lhAt the above and fore
going Is truly copied from the
Us. minutes OF sail court in the
above stated cause. Given IN
Ter nv hand and seal oi flee
a. Canon, hi, April &c 1866
JOHN DAWSON. Cl,ri.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10

c a = 7 Q n NJ I s

JTAVE inst received y large end vsried
Ii stock of GOODS. consisting of tagging,
Rope. Sugar. Coffee Flour, MolasseS, Salt,
Bacon, Lard. E1ckwheat, Nackerel, Irish Po
,atoes. Onions. crushed aud nulverized Sugar,
and al kinds OF FANCY GROCERIES.
STAPLE DRT GOODS,
Consisting af Blankets, Jeans, Lirseys, Low.
ellis. blcachel and urhieachad p)mestics,
Calicoes. shoes and Boots. &c, &c.
Also, Farming Implements, iron. Castings,
Nails. iiamcs. Collars and Blind Eridles.
WIN pay the highest market priee for Cot
ton. either 10 currency or Cold
We call particular attention 70 CIR large
Fire-proof Warehouse,
for the storage Of Cotton. and promp; at
tenliou will ne given to receiving and for
uar.iac 81! Goods consigned to Us.
We ask the public to call and examine our
Goods and ascertain our prices before pu--
chasing elsewhere.
Pee. lf, 1903. f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-10
CANTON PRICES CURRENT.

DIRECTED sGMtwEFKLY BY BROWN, NooNAH co.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

ANTELOPE TRIBE TO BE WIPED OUT
A company of men from Chico Creek, in
Butte, county, (says the Shasta Courier,)
are prspging to rendezvous in the terri
tory infeS US, by the Antelope Indians.
with thd &4rmination of discovering
their seer Ilnts, and wiping out the
remnant ON bloodthirsty tribe. We
ard Nrmed that o. company will also
be SEM from Millville, to remain out five
or six months, under pay from citizens
of the southeastern part Of the county.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

Col. RICE KILLED.-We regret to
learn that Col. Jacob N. Rice of Nevada
city, a member of the last Legislature,
was killed near the Big Horn by the In
dians. He was member of one of the
parties that went to the Wind River
Mountains to search for gold. No per.
son was more respected in the commun-
ity. He leaves family in California to
mourn his untimely end. an6 .a9a gaac.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

PROFESSOR DIMsDALE.-The deceased
had many personal and public friends
throughout these Territories. His manly
course as the chief editor of the Post
one of the very largest, liveliest and
ablest journals of the Great West-will
ever endear his memory among the
masses of Montana and surroundings
His history of the "Vigilantes of Mon
tana" stamped him, of itself, as writer
of ability and independence. The Posi-
he placed, long before his death, second
only to such papers as the Sacramento
Union and the Springfield Republican.
Prof. Dimsdale was, we think, a native
of Canada; about thirty-fve years of
age and worthy member of the Epis-
copalian Church. Genial, generous and
good; Montana may well mourn the de-
cease of Dimsdale, it's earliest and ablest
editor.-& L. Tedette. srrr.-s gg .
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

PERsoNAL.-Yesterday we had the
pleasure of meeting Col. Sawyer, who
has been employed by the Government
during the past two seasons in opening
the new Powder River route to Monta-
na. The Colonel has just come down
from Montana, where he arrived with
his train few weeks since. He reports
that all the Indians on the new road are
bitterly hostile. In one fight they killed
a red-skin who was provided with a
complete outfit of goods obtained at the
Laramie Council, and he believes that
trouble will continue until the Indians
are throughly whipped. He left yester-
day for the States, going via San Fran
cisco, but there is a prospect of his re-
turning to Utah in the spring and en-
gaging in mining in this Territory Ee-
dette. .....-.-... ri... ..... t
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

The COLOR OF GoLD.-Gold, as seen
by the light reflected by it's surface, is
yellow. When gold is precipitated upon
the walls of glass jar by oxalic acid,
it's color is blue. When we hold piece
of gold leaf to light, the color trans
mitted is green. This transmitted green
color is supposed to be due to mingling
of the bluenand yellow colors already
described .. ~
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

BREvET Col. ROBERT NUGENT has
been relieved from duty as recruiting Of
ficer at Toledo, and leaves for New York
city before setting out to join his com
mand IN Montana -soesii iJn fs
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

The indefatigable parsonage, theatri-
cal manager John S. Potter, hss pro
posed to the citizens of Omaha the erec-
ton of a new theater, and notifies them
Of an early visit, accompanied, by the
popular actress Julia Dean. 49,,
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

Il. P. A. SMITH, formerly well known
here as shyster lawyer, who went to
Montana several years ago, is still prac
ticing az the bar of the courts, but more
especially at the bars of saloons at Hell
ena- He was once run out of Montana
by the vigilantes, but went back again
Col. MIN. Reg.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

HURRYINa UP THE IRON HoRsB.--
Work upon the California end Of the
Pacific railrosd is now being pushed
ahead both day and night. II is found
that the night shifts accomplish more,
and with far less discomfort than the
day Shifts This ia Californian, all over.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

j. B. LIE BEAU.

MANUFACTURER OF JEwELRY of every
w description and style, out of the pure Native
Gold. Particular attention given to repairs of Fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Orders respectfully
solicited, and promptly executed On the north
side OF Wallace street, west of Jackson 1917
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13
ASSAY OFFICE,

WALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan
w & Co.'S Bank. Gold and Silver, and Ores OF
every description Assayed Iguarantee my assays,
Sad will pay any difference which may arise De-
tween them and the u: S. Mint.
lO5t d. GILBERT.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13
j. #. COCHRAN.

HOUSE AND SIGN NPAINTER-Three doors be-
IL low the Posiofiee, Wallace street, Virginia
City, Mt. HcGse and Sign Painting, Paper Hang
ing and Glazing done with neatness and dispatch,
" low rates for cash 9Sf
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13
.sOHN G.. VETTER,

y O0T AND SHOEMAKER, NO. ;, jackson
- street, Virginia City, Montana. Particular
sttehtiou paid 70 the manufacture 81 Gens hne
soets - 80 q 's7s'+ l06'
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers,


GorTn0r-GRERN CLAY SMITH.
icing GorsrHOr-THOMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER
Chief Jmstice-H L. HosMER
4SS0ctGte JUstice-L. B. WULIsToS
L. E. MUNSON.
attorney GeRerGk-E. B. NEALLHY
4. 4. Deputy . WIN. NJ. STAFFORD, Virginia
United States MGrshaI-GEo. M. PINNEY.
icttng Q. s Marskal-GEo. W. IRWIN
.4ssts't u S. MdrshaI-J x BEIDLER
Surueyor- GeneraE-M BOYD
iudit0r-JoHN H. MING.
TreGSurer-JoHN s. RoCKFELLow
SHpt. Of Public IpStruction-A. H. BARRET.
fsseSsor-T. @. EvERTs.
Collector Internal ReUenUe-N. p. LANGFoRD
Clerk Z. S. District COurt-J A HosMER.
Clerk I'd Judicial District-C. L. IRVINE Silver
Bow.
Clerk Sd judicial District-E. w. CARPENTER,
Helena.
County Recorders.
Madison Geo. w. Hill Edgertou r. C. Ewing
Beaverhead. b. Peabody Gallatin. Thos. Cover
Deer Lodge. Jas Brown Jefferson. Frank Wells
Meagher County y.----.W. T. Richardson
Municipal Officers of Virginia City
NGyOr-J. N. CAsTNER
attorney and Actig Cyerk--Wm. H. Chles
TrsGsurer-Thos. r. Edwards
AsseSSOr-R. n Farley.
Police Ma9iStrdte~-L MCCULLOUGH.
NGrshaNBuzz Caven.
Chief of POiicC-Wm. Deasy.
County Officers of Madison County.
County Commissioners-A. Stanley, Chairman !;
Ben. Ezekiel w. H. Rodgers.
Probate .udge-W. Y. Lowell.
&rif-Andrew j. Snyder.
Deputy- -Sheri6-N. Beery.
Ireasmrer-Andy Leach.
RscOrdeT-G. W..Hll.
County 4sseSSOr-ISaac Rogers.
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Sam Word,
Montana billiard saloon,

ID SABOLSKI,
AZ, Proprietor Billiard Tables furnished with
The most approved apparatus required for the enjoy
nent Of the game. Pure liquors and choice cigars
slWsys on hand. Open from A. NJ, TO Up. H. l25'
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-10-13

Local NOsices-One dollar per line for three
mes or less 70 cents per line for ten lines or less
" cents per line for eleven lines or more.
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w. w. DE LACY.

NOUNTY sURVEY0R-OfHce at the foot of Wal.
- lace street next door to Mr.. Simpsons tailor.
shop. He will be ready at all times to survey
ranches bitches, towns etc.. and make accurate
maps OF the same. Particular attention paid to
the survey and mapping of quartz lodes and dis.
lrlctS. l0l*
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ASSAY OFFICE

Of J. N. Dunbar, Bannack, MI. Il.
Single assays, 80. Three for S25. Reference
Prof A. K. EATON.
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