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]. NJ. CHESTNUT, G. Z. THoRNToS.
CHESTNUT & THORNTON.
TOBACCO MERCHANTS.
HELENA, - : MONTANA.

Al LII kinds of First Glass Tobaccos, for Chew
"A ing and Smoking. Browns Fine Cut, Virgin
ity, Pure NaturalLeaf, Killikinick, etc. Cigars
of the choicest brands and finest favors. In their
tstock the proprietors have many articles not OBJ
tainabls elsewhere in this city. Low prices Is
marked feature in the dealings of this firm. On
this point call will convince the most skepticai
For quality, variety and cheapness, they challenge
competition in theTerritory. lOI'
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G ENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular atten.
~ non gwen TO the sale of Live Stock and Real
Estate, sales of Stocks of Goods in Store Office at
the Elephant Corral, Virginia City, MT. 76*
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Local NOtices-One dollar per line for three
lines Or less Is cents per line for ten lines less
30 cents per line for eleven lines or more.
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THos. NJ. IsETT, Gate of Isett & Brewster, Mus
catine, Iowa) w. B. FAIR, Iate of Scott,
Kerr g. Co., Salt Lake City,; JOHN KERR,
(of Scott, Kerr & Co., Leayenworth, Kansas.
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STAR RESTAURANT.

W. A. FINNEY AND L. W. FOREMAN
Proprietors.
MAIN ST, REYNOLDS CITY, NJ. T.
TNHE best House of the kind in the Elk Creek
- country. g6-10S*
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LUNA HOUSE.

REYNOLDS CITY, MONTANA TERRITORY
ME best House in the Mountains
I'O1Vo J r. JOHNSON Proprietor.
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County officers of Madison County.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. o. II. WHiTFORD.
JUSTUS COOKE.

OFFICE on Main street, next door 70 barber
~ shop, Nevada City, NJ. T. IOlf
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White Pine Lumber Yard.

Corner Of Jackson & COrer St. Virgtnia City, N. T.
a. NJ. hoLIER,. Proprietor.
A LII descriptions of white pine lumber constant
\ " on hand for sale. 4. NJ. RENSHAW
ih0o Agent.
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THE MONTANAPOST.

d. w. TILTON 81 CO.,
n, w. TuToN, Ben, R. DITTRs,
PUBLISHERS & PROPRIETORS.
CTce If the City Book Store corner Of Wallace and
Jackson Streets, Vrginid City.
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jas W. .
WORD d. SPRATT.

lam Word
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09
.9ltr Orleans SfIongg Market.
Cprscrxr OFFICE, No. 94 CAMP STREET, /
Tnndav Evening, October g. 1866.


Tho +erdoncv of the Specie and Foreign Ex-
change market is still decloediy IN iaVor OIL puF-
ara Advices from New York to-day indicated
very marked reduction in rates of both, and the
ynoyement here has been but little better than
nominal from the opening to the close of busi-
ness. The sales of Gold comprised barely the fol-
towing amounts, and transactions were effected in
the annexed order, viz: $4,000, 1000, $4,000
and $40 900 at 147 $4,000 at 1859; $1,000, $4,000
and $40 900 at 1463 $4,000 at 14G4, and $500 at
lac. Sales of Silver comprised no round amounts
Of either foreign or domestic, and we therefore
quote Gold this evening at 146@1463 American
Silver coin at 136@l37; and Mexican dollars at
14G3@147.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-The outdoor supply OF
Sterling and Francs is still very light, but rates
have further declined, nevertheless, owing 10 the
heavy depression reported in quotations al ne"
York. The only actual sales that have come to
our notice to-day were 91OOO Sterling Clear Bill
at l5s and f2O00 Bank do. at 160, $4,000 and
1000 private Francs at 3,579, and 10000 Bank
do at 3.528. The quotations this evening are
4 nominally. l5S1l6O for Bank Sterling, 1540l56
for Clear Bills, l51@153 for Bill of Lading Bills,
Z 3.556a3. .523 for Bank Francs, and 3.60@3.55 for
outdoor Francs.
81 DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-There is no variation of
any kind to report in the movement under this
heading to-day. The market is but poorly sup
piled from without, and the demand though
active at one or two banks, has been very limited
at the others. Rates however, have exhibited no
material variation, and the purchases by banks
and bankers for the day included only $4,000
New YorR Sight ati35; $50 900 Boston do at ZIG;
$50 900 do. at ], and $4,000 do. 39 cent. dis
count $500 60 days sight at q % cent. discount,
and $50 900 do. at q % cent discount. We con,
tinue to quote New York sight at l05 u cent.
discount at bank and 33G % cent. discount out of
doors
UScURRENT NoTEs AND SECURITIES, Of
the former to-day comprised $4,000 city Of New
Orleans notes at 99c., $1,000 do. at SO Loo, $1,000
Louisiana State notes at 94Ic., and $4,000 Bank
of Louisiana notes at CSC. % dollar, while opera
tions in the latter have been confined to five and
'ten shares City Railroad Company stock at prices
that have been withheld.
BOARD OF BRoKERs.-The operations at the
Brokers' Board to-day have been restricted to IL
shares Opelousas Railroad stock at s6 {3 share
$4,000 City bonds to Railroads. with November
coupons at 85c., $1,000 do. with November cou
pons off, at .82tc!, and $4,000 Louisiana State
notes at 94c.
SPECIAL DIsPATcHEs.-The subjoined private
kilograms have been received by some of ou
/ financial and commercial friends to-day, viz:
New York, Oct. 8th.-Gold opened at 1896.
Liverpool, Oct. c, via cable.-Cotton is dul
4 and has declined "a. Sales to-day, 10000 bales
y Middng uplands are quoted at l43d.
A London, Oct Gu. S. 5-2Os closed at 7O4
sNew York, Oct. s, II 4. M.-Gold 1493; sigh
sterling, 1074@lO8g; 5-2Os, lO5 bid coupons ITO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-On Friday
night, the 2lst ut., when the train from Lawrence
stopped at Wyandotte, Kansas, Mr.. and Miss
per, and when passing down the track, not MOTTO
ing the train in motion, Miss Baum was caught by
the engine and thrown down, and all the train
save one car passed over her lower limbs tearing
her right leg from the socket at the knee, and
crushing her left foot in an awful manner. Emf
nent surgeons were Immediately called in, and
every attention given to the unfortunate lady but
in spite of all efforts to preserve her life, she ex-
pired next day. They were just on their return
from Kansas, where they had been looking after
the affairs of brother who had recently been
murdered at Green Point, west of Lawrence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09

The office of the Nautical Almanac is to be re-
moved from Cambridge to Washington. The su-
perintendence OF the Almanac has been placed in
the charge Of Professor J, Il, G, Coffin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09
Cattle Market
JErvRRsos CRY, October 9, 1866.

sAAAAAaoN SiEEt OStooeF ., looo'
Arrived yesterday-124 Texas Beeves and 129
Calves and Yearlings.a sold--297 Texas Beeyes,
1872 Calves and Yearlings, 38 Hogs and Il Mich
Cows Stock on sale-66l Texas Beeves, 828
Calves and Yearlings, 1876 Hogs, 1854 Sheep, and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09
Commercial gntel1ioelrte.

}
CoTToN-There is no variation of any kind to
report in the movement Of the leading staple.
Buyers refuse to purchase except at CON
oessions, which a very large majority of
factors uniformly decline to sanction. At the
same time, sales of small lots transpire at
irregular and lower figures, according to the
necessities of holders, but these cannet be
regarded as fair index of the general movement,
and are of course dsregarded in our reviews OF
operations. To-day the sales barely footed up
700 bales, and the market closed in too unsettled
condition to admit of reliable or even closely
approximating quotations. As an indication OF
the state of prices, however, we would remark
that low middling has been reported as sold at 81
@359 354 and 36c., but we do not vouch for any
of these statements, and therefore omit our usual
daily quotations.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09

ExcELLENf.-W fad the following in the Phila-
delphia Age:
Upon the Italian frontier, to guard against
cholera, travellers are taken into a room where
they inhale Rsulphurous emanatons. The same
object is attained out West by following in the
wake Of Brownlow aud Hunnicutt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09
NEW YORK.
DEE1ANoE
CIGAR MANDATORY.
D. HIRsCH CO.,
17A Water street, New York.
ng- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FIFE
NEW YORK.
/ PMYsKOLOGI0AL

IA88KOLO&ICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 300 pages, 1870 fine Plates and
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors its De-
porable Consequences upon the Mind Body with the
thors Plan of Treamenthe only rational and successful
mode cure shown by the report of cases treated
truthful adviser the married those contemplating mar.
riage who doubts of their physical condition Sent
free postage any address, receipt 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing
DR. LA CRoIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany, n Y.
The author may upon any the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mall and med
cines sent to any part of the world.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-09
PARATIvE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
TWO MEEEs.
sTArEMENT OF CoTTol

The exports are exclusively for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts since Saturday. There are none Of the
production of Louisiana offering, and the stock of
imported Sugar and Molasses is only moderate.
The market, however, is very quiet, and there is
nothing but small retail trade doing at 113@
123c. for common 13@14c. for fair; 143@l54e. for
@fully fair; 153@l52c. for prime; l6@l63c. for
choice; 16Dl64c. for yellow clarified and l63@
l7c for white do. Cuba Molasses; is retailing
at 60@70c. % gallon, and is held by the cargo at
58@60c.
ToBAcCo.-We have no change to notice in this
article. The supply is small and assortment good
but buyers, especially on foreign account, do moi
seem disposed to operate very freely. We still
quote low refused, light and heavy, 33@6c. com
mon leaf, G5@79c. fair do, 80lOc; good do, II
Ollie. fine do, 13@l4c.; and fine choice selec
tons 14@l6c $3 H., currency. Lots for balinG
are held at 2O@25c. % 1b.
FLouR-The market to-day has been quiet
Superfnes are very scarce, with fair inquir,
and prices had advanced about 123c. per barrel
other grades are unchanged but very firm, witt
an upward tendency. Transactions have beel
light and do not exceed 900 bbs, of which 20
choice extra on private terms 200 treble do. a
$14, 100 double extra at SIS so, 100 low extra a
$l2 75 100 superfne at $l2l23, 100 do. at $12, an
so unbranded at $1l so. Yesterday, not pre-
viously reported, there were sales of $50 and q
bbls. treble extra, for shipment to New York q
$l3 Is per Dbl.
CoRN-The supply of this article is fair, but
is all in store. The demand is moderate, Will
prices are firm, with an upward tendency. Sale
to-day comprise 2l0o sacks, of which 800 and l.
white at 95c., 500 white mixed at 925e. and 100
yellow mixed in lots at soc. per bushel
OATs-Are in light supply and demand. Price
however, remain unchanged. Sales to-day il
cluded 900 sacks at &c.. and 700 at 525c. pc
bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce, but with only moderate d
mand. Prices, however, have further advance
&c. o 100 bs. Sales to-day comprise $50 sacks
81 so u 100 lbs.
HAr-The only sales repofted are SO bal
round hoop at $26 so, and 40 prime St. Louis
$27 SO U ton. The supply is fair but demal
limited.
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Died

In the town of WIIkesborough, N. c.. nm
Tuesday, the Sd of April, of nervous debility
Mrs. MARTHA s. CowLEs, the beloved wife of
Calvin j. Cowles, Esq, lin the SD year of her age
She had been confined by sickness for more
than seven weeks, and suffered intensely Yet
she was patient and meek, and the Christian
spirit of submission which she manifested rave
the precious assurance that death only opened to
her the gate to endless joy. She was most affec
tionate and devoted wife and mother, and leaves
Il husband overwhelmed with grief and five sons
the youngest a brght-eyed little boy of four sum-
mers. May God, who is infinitely good and
mercful, sustain these stricken in their great
affection!
The deceased was born in the village of Hamp-
tonville, and was inferred in the family burying.
ground at Flat Rock Church, Yadkin county
TCOM
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Cslee.or's Office, U. S. Internal Revenue,

1sT DISTRICT. NEwBERN, N. c., April g. 1866. 3
livery PERSON, FIRM, COMPANY OR
L. corporation engaged in prosecuting carry
ing ON any trade, business profession for which
a License is required under the Excise Laws of
the United States" will call at the Collectors
office and obtain the proper License before con-
tinun" the said trade, business profession.
An Office is open at Weldon, n. c., where
proper permits can be obtained; consequently no
article liable to Internal Revenue duties go
out of, or pass by, without paying duties and
having the proper receipt or permit from the
collector. E. w. JONES,
april, 1S6G-9-1t Collector.
p S. The Collector of Internal Revenue will
be in Raleigh, Mt the Marlborough House,
Saturday, the 18th April, and remain five days, for
lie issuing of Licenses. E.W J.
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Andrew johnson was himself an unqual
4 fled Union man throughout the entire re
bcllion. He made his last great speech fol
the Union in Jonesborough in May, 1851
and then fled to save his life."-Standard
April z, 1866. q
Andrew johnson made his escape from
Tennessee, in close buggy, with three
armed guards. He ought to be caught ere
he reaches Abrams BOSOM - Standard
June 26, 1851.
We extract the foregoing from the
last Sentinel. We have looked in vain
in the Standard of June 26th, 1851, for
any such article as the above 1t IS not
there. Any person who doubts is well
come to examine our file, and see for
himself that what we say is true
But we are not surprised at this at
tempted cheat on the part of our neigh
Dor. But a short time since that paper
charged us with having removed y
that is stolen or hid away-certain
Standard files in the State library
These Editors-one of them very pious,
and the other "tolabel pious at times,
as Tony Fulps would say--have a pc
culiar way of disposing of their political
adversaries. If they cannot meet them
in argument, they think they can at
least silence them by calling them
rougues. ooh the rarity of Christian
charity, under the sun!''
But we do find rare article in the
number of the Standard above referred
to, written by brother Pell. 1t is head
ed, "God on our side" It argues at
length to show that God had made the
North and the South units against each
other, and in one place it bursts out
thus:
Even the forests of oak are bending with
mast, and what only occurs periodically. our
stately pine forests are rich with food for the
swine. Hence, a prudent watch-care over
the young porkers, is all that is needed for
bonntifuI supply of bacon and pork, for
which we have hitherto made ourselves de-
pendent upon the North. God IS an all
this"
Thinking of meat from the very be-
ginning! Now we not only admit, but
we claim that we are responsible for ev-
cry line that has appeared in the STAN
dard, good, bad, or Indifferent but
when person who writes for us makes |
himself an ass, we are not responsible |
for either the gait, the ears, or the bray
Of that remarkably stupid animal. We
were much engaged at the time as a
of the State Convention, and
probably saw the above article only at.
.er the paper had been printed But
We certainly found time to write one
article for that issue of the Standard,
md that was in relation to one of the
irst acts of despotic power by the State
government, in selling a rolling machine
# one of our citizens, (Mr. Lee, to
make percussion caps. Mr.. Badger,
Mr.. Rayner, and the writer of this de-
this arbitrary act in our places
n the Convention, for which we at least
we're held up in the State Journal as a
raitor to the South. In that issue of
he Standard we said:
The day soW come when full Developments
n this and other subjects will be made
The mills of the gods grind slowly but
hey grind nevertheless In free country
Ike this reckonings must be had with the
eople. They may be long delayed, but they
ill come. We hide oar time.''
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This is not what the negro wants. He
needs to be instructed in the religion insti
tuted by the meek and lowly Jesus :" and
this it is scarcely necessary to add, is as lit
tie known among the extreme fanatical por-
ton of the New England population, as
fetichism is among the Quakers of Pennsyl-
vania-Sentinel.
Two men went up into the temple to
pray; the one Pharisee, and the other
a publican.
The Pharisee stood and prayed thus
with himself: God, [ thank thee that
am not as other men are, extortioners,
unjust, adulterers, or even as this pub
ican:
l fast twice in the week, I give tithes
of all that l possess.
And the publican, standing afar off,
would not lift up so much as his eyes
to heaven, but smote upon his breast,
saying, God be merciful to me a sinner.
1 tell you, this man went down to
his house justified rather than the other:
for every one that exalteth himself shall
be abased; and he that humbleth him.
self shall be exalted.--.St. Luke, 18th
chapter.
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s---T--1sGO---X. Brakes Plantation

s---T--1SGO---X. Brakes Plantation
Bitters.-Tney purify, strengthen and invig-
crate,
They create a healthy appetite,
They are an auti;ode to change of water and
diet,
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours,
They strengthen the system and cnIivcn the
mind,
They prevent miasrnatc and intermittent fcvers,
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach,
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Dia:rhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted natures
great restOrer They made OF pure st. Croix
Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark roots and
herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of bevcr-
age, without regard to age time OF day. Par
ticulary recommended TO delicate persons rcQuir-
ng a gentle stimuIant. Sold by all Groccrs
Druggists Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork is covered by our private l. S. Stamp.
Beware of counterfcts and rcfilled bottles
P. II. DRAKE & CO.
nov 22--6m q Park Row, New York.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
eALEIGH, N. C.
P. T. Pc SCUD, AGENT,
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE


POLICIES OF ENSUR ANCE
IN the following Companies, whose combined
4 Capital and Assets amounts to 81 ZOO, 900.
viz:
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Atlantic Fire ms. Co., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Valley of Virginia, Winchester, Virginia.
The above Companies are well known as first
class Companies, and pay their losses promptly
He also represents the
BROOKLYN LIFE ms. COMPANY.
of Brooklyn, New York, which is one Of the most
popular and reliable Companies in the United
States, and on their business for the past wear
have declared cash dividend Of FORTY per cent
to De divided among all whose policies were ssu.
ed within the past II months, on the PARTICIPA-
TING profits.
Persons insuring in this Company can pay half
cash, and half note, payable and renewable every
year, mi-annually, or quarterly as preferred.
They insure the non-forriture PLAN so that
the insured loose nothing if they are unable to
renew their policies after three or more years.
For particulars apply to
p. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, y. c., March D 1855
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New Advertisements.
T IST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncaHed for at the Post Office in Raleiah
" c., april 10, 1866.
Adams, j Anderson, WI
Bradley, John Brodie, Miss
Bowman, Adolphus Bowers, Lucy
Briton, Thos Barringer, Miss B
Bryant, Henry
Carpenter, j Crowder, Thomas
Carson, Matthew Cooke, Chas 2
Gates, W H Campbell, Miss Jane
Crawley, L Clayton, Mrs
Crawley, j Fl
Dance, Henderson (coD Davis, Henry
Dodd, John Dorwin, OW
Eaton, Fred (coD Ellis, j w
Everly, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, H Frazier, JH
Fon, l.
Gordon, j B
Hundley, F Humphreys, Mrs Susan
Hutchings, Booker
johnson, w H Jcfreys, Miss Lea
Jeffreys,
King, Lucy A
Leach j A Laws, VIM
Martin, G Megehee, L
Mayton, Mcdlin. d
Martin, s Moses, j s
Marriott, Martin, Ann
Maytin, Megehee, Sallie
Magehee, M A Nadine, Lucy
Peddy, j A Powell, j NJ
Pierce, Daniel W Pollard,
Pool, VIM Powell, Rufus
Pollard, Willie Penny, Miss Julia
Pomeroy, A l. Prilley, Mrs
Pollard, James
Rhodes, Green (coD Robbards, VIII
Robertson,
Snpes, Charles Somervillc Miss J J
Stinson, VIM Somerville, Miss A
Sturdivant, Caswell Smith, Miss Frank
Sorrell, NJ
Taylor, Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs Julia (coD
White, james Warren, s
Warren, DIR Edward Wilson, Miss s I'll
Walton, Henry (coD Williams, Mrs Jane
Walden, Williams, Miss L
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they advertised.
april 1O-1O-1t. A. MILLER, P. NJ
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NEGROES LEAVING GEoRGIA-The Mil
legeville papers say the negroes are leaving
Georgia by thousands, to labor in the west
The Charleston Courier reports that three
thousand two hundred freedmen have emf
grated from North Carolina during the last
three months to Massachusetts, Connecticut,
and the other New England States, on con-
tracts to work at $40 per month, and that
more will follow.
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TO EUROPE DIRECT,

THE SPLENDID BR. STEAMSHIP, EPHE-
SUS, Capt. WIN. Ceilings, will leave Norfolk
for Liverpool, direct on or about May LIST.
For freight, apply to WIN. LAMB,
Messrs. CHIEVES & OSBORNE, Norfolk.
Agents, Petersburg, Va.
Mcssrs. MACANDREws IL Co,
Agents, Liverpool.
Anril 5-S-tm1DI