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R.nic,iisu.-Ihs really a;rocious and
blood thirst ch.r.cie:: OF. III lsrl rslicalism
Is only seen inl,< naked hi,!eou ,u-ss BIZ occa-
sional speeches o: its gres, high priest,
Wendell Phillip. who now and thel bluris
out What ihe lesser Ii shts as earnestly feel Lu:
are too ,inlil to utter. In i late speech Wen
DEL Philips eaunciatsd the following:
"Ihc white race is not converted. You
cannot goverL the ssuth agains, its educa, ed
classes, with their social p--stge. 1t they
cannot be huns nor exiled, they must be
fanked. il lhAs element rem rins in the south,
how can il I'D balanced? Nui by the ne,toes
Four million OF upeducatect negroes, with
none OF that character which results from
position, with none of that weight that comes
from on or two generations of recognized
m.i,hood, cannot outweigh that element al
the south. II the white men st til; south
nave their lives spared then tie gorernmet
must hold that territory ~ The iron arm D.
mAitesTy desfSfism for some years 10 come
A Relic or rHr PAST. Ia removing ar
ch:ves OF the State Department at Washing
ton the following curious letter of the FRS.
Napoleon was dropped 1t is presumed the
American Minister referred to wa, the famous
John Armstrong, afterwards Secretary Of
State. 20
PAKIs, l9h January, 1910.
Monsieur Duke de Galore f,,
"Youm sec the Minister from America.
| IL is byond all ridiculous that he writes of
| things does hot conpreheni. I,prefcr
that he should write in English, but at leug,h,
and IN manner that We can underst md. -
How is it that in affairs SO important he con.
tents himself with writing letter. of four lines?
Speak to the Secretary who is here Speak
also to the Secretary who is about arriving
from America. Send, by courier .xtraors
binary, :. dispatch in CIPHER to America to
make them understand that the Government
is not represented here; that its Minister
doesn't understand French is o morose man
with whom, cannot deal, and that all
obstacles would be removed if we had am,
body 10 talk 18th. Write in detail on the
matter. Let me know what effect the letter
from Altenburg has had in the United States
VIVA, mas been done, and what is proposed
Write to rnerica IN such n manner that the
President may know what fool has been
sent here. NAPOLEON.
SMASH Ur.-The banking FIRM of Stuskle
Becker l. Co, in Wall street. New Y ork
smashed up Oil Thursday. with liabilities ovel
assets amounting to some two millions. They
dealt heavily in gold and fancy stools, bvtt
of which have been steadily declining for 4
week or two. The failure is said to be bu
premonitory Of others, and considerable de-
preston prevails in business circles in New
, York, with fearful foreboding of q genera
| smashinp up. -
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Council proceedings.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

THuRspAY, Nov. IS, 1866.
Pre- -ent-Aidermen How Wand, Lynch, Tlrorne,
Brunker. Pierce. Fennei, colwell. Burke, Hutton
aud Moore. t -
!. or motion of Bunker. Alderman Thorne was
elected president pro TEN.
On motion of Fennell, the reading of the miu-
utes Of the last meeting was dispensed with.
komwittse ds. fre department reported supdry
propositions for the sale of lots deemed suitable
for engine bouse purposes.
On motion Of EennelI, ordered that com inittee
on fire depar tmeut, after consultation with chief
Ad assistant gneers in regard to their views US
to the most desirable locality for the erection of
an engine house. be authorized to purchase the
property offered By A. Fisher, or the part of lot
afered By S. w. Cheeser. which will. in their
opinion, be for the interest of the city; and to
cause TO be erected thereon an engine house, in
ascordance with plans and specifications approved
by CITY council. s,gt
On motion of Brunker, ordered that the ITEM
perunce Dramatic Association OF the city Of
Ottawa be released from the payment OF license
fec rs required by ordinance for theatrical per-
formers, Tor the present municipal year.
On motion Of ferneil. adjou ned E- =
Il. N. WATERMAN. City Clerk
-H3f SPECIAL MEETING,
By ORDER THE MAYOR. 81
rs~q a:al f7'' Monday, Nov. 18th. 1856.
Present-Alderneu Rowland Lynch, Pierce,
Co,,relI Mitchell, Burke, Hutton aud Moore.
On mutton OF Colweli, Alderman Moore was
elected president pro tim,
The chairman stated the obectco Of the meeting
to be, to consider proposition to change the plan
for an engine house building. -
sAidermas Pierce submitted the following order,
which was adopted:
Ordered, That the plan and specifications for
building engine house. be so altered as to cores
pond with the new plan, submitted to council at
this nneetingb also that the earth be excavated,
30 that there shall be a cOmmodio4s cellar under
the entire building- e1
Ayes Howland, Lynch, Pierce, Colwell. Mitch
eli. burke, Hutton and Moore-S. 1,-
Ngs-None: -
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.

CHEAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
Fl LLSIyE TERRIToRT-N0 CoRFET7TIOS--
No RiSH.
WASrYD-Tn evrry town -hP an. viils:-, h'sc.i, en-
w sr-rtic industrious I-r' Male and eHnalel to
Al - AEsui,-
Ci.ssrni-n Te.h-rs sra i-s.s AMI Lsiiss who i.
vote a y=srf Of ,h-s- ii1r 20 the work, will sRd
s58s-iiairs esss-rizlly @dsf'tsi n their ~aats
A chance = opened for few iniesisseni.
Through Ing sxp~gi -ei eaavxssers, % at as tsnerzi
Agate
Ls5Es hsEe Is ek,E-e for yps- Try ia sad STAMP
~ .uif Information. r. A. CAMPBELL
No.-4 IL South Ciark ST. chicago III.
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APPLES.

tJdiLiP eoDfREY has NisE iIuyDRED BtRRELs Of
= No. SVinter-Appies:
Put up il Flour Birrc AMI not having cellar for
them he wdnts to cose sVie oi them dollars
per barrel. nov lI-tws
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t>tr:ly&,d

EHIoM the pasture Il the uJserbersa Ozark Brown
Mare, years old psst rather difficult to catch had
hhses feet about IS hands hi- vel built. Any
information viii be thankfully received and led.
Nov. l.-,w H. L. enCSH.
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In GROCERIES

Ws unsurpassed 10th in quality n goods and preo.
Call sui iOr yoursy-s, aud yeu VIII nd prices o
AL KINGS of Sois at lA.t ten per cent c-p than those
Of other houses Sbo have fp1ghc hssyy stocks during
the high prices OF August and -rt~nab.T ltat.
BURKE & HEEN.N,
Nor. a. 1895 ~. l. La Sale 81.
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House ana Lof for sale.

EHOuse and aIOf Tor sale.
subscriber offers hi and lot for sale sit sted
on the corner of aud Jefferson streets
block n~rth of the Madison 81 hoy h,us- There
are bearing fru trees rant bushes e.. the place.
1--we years credit viii be given Apply at the Of d.
! finn oil j. b. nAMALLE.
Nov. II-3ws
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@staba fire. Graoer,
Miss Anna Dickinson.

; ? =
OTTAWA. NOVEMBER "a, 1866.
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Essraycd OF. Stolen

ErccIt0r's Notice.
Estate or 3oEGE MnLEs DECEASED. .
Office i. hrreby given that the undersigned executor
~ OF The last ~A ienrge Niilsr lstS
Of the county Of Ia Sale and State Of Iine deceased,
Will appear c;oTeil ts Court Of said county the
Third Mon lay (b-ins the 2ist day. Of Jan 1867 the
Court House in Uiau IN said criny. whsn and where
all persons having Claims demands against said estsis
notified to attend and present the writing fer
ad. ustnIel.i.
Dated, Eth day Of November. 4. D 1880.
e. GEORGE ID. MILLER. Executor.
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House of Representatives.

SECOND DAY-Nov 6, 1866.
The House was called to order at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Speaker Mayhem in the
chair, and quorum answered to their
names.
On motion of Mr.. Mimms committee
of three, consisting of Messrs. Mimms,
Smith and Johnson, was appointed to
prepare rules for the House.
Mr.. McMurtry of Deer Lodge, present
ed the remonstrance of Joseph A. Brown
of Beaverhead, against the right OF Mr..
Essler to hold his seat, and claimed that
he was duly elected to the same.
Messrs.s Andrews, Smith and McMur-
try were appointed committee to re-
port upon the matter, with power to
send for persons and papers. E.1 --
Messrs. Smith, Wylie and Van Hagan
were appointed to wait upon the Coun
Gil and inform them that the House was
organized.
| A communication was received from
Secretary Meagher, informing the House
that he had appointed John p. Bruce tc
execute the printing that would be re
quired by the Legislature. gau .r..
Mr.. Mimms gave notice that he woulc
introduce a bill for regulating the sale o
mules and other animals, and one fol
creating the office of District Attorney il
each county. t'rltitl .a
On motion of Mr. Andrews, the Hous,
reconsidered the vote by which Mr.. Nc
Cullough's resolution relating to the bri
berry of members was adopted. Ayes IL
noes 3. The resolution was then lait
upon the table; ayes 16, noes4, and sub
| sequently taken therefrom and rejected
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FOURTH DAY-NOv. 8.

The House met at 10 o'clock 4. VI.
Speaker Mayhem in the chair.
On motion of Mimms the rules of last
session governing joint committees were
adopted, and fifty copies ordered to be
printed.
Notice was given of the introduction
of the following bills:
By Johnson, a bill to change the coun-
ty seat of Missoula to Missoula Mills, and
to legalize the action of the County Com
missioners in relation thereto; also an
Act to amend the license law.
By McMurtry, a bill to repeal an Act
prohibiting the pasturing of stock on
winter grass land in Deer Lodge county.
By Mccullough, bill relating to As
SCISSORS.
By Esler, bill relating to roads and
road taxes.
By Mimms, bill to suppress gaming,
and another to protect pOssessory night
upon the public domain of Montana.
By Smith, bill to locate road from
Helena to the Salt Lake road.
By Blakely, a bill to change the coun-
ty seat of Gallatin, and one to authorize
, the construction of ferry on Sun river,
! at the old Mullan crossing.
Mr.. Buck introduced a bill to author
ize R. w. Anderson to construct ferry
q across the Missouri river. Referred to
/ Committee on interpretations.
q Mr. McMurtry gave notice OF bill to
O provide for the collection of
J. Mr. Van Hagan gave notice OF bill
to change the name of Muscleshell coun
ty to Vivion, and the county seat tc
Smithton.
On motion of Mr.. Wylie, Messrs. Wy
lie, Mimms and McManur, were appoint
l., ed to draft license act.
The Council bill No. 4, relating to th'
A. officers of County Commissioners ant
er vacancies in the Board was read thirt
to time and passed.
e. The House adjourned at IL NJ.
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Council.
FOURTH DAY-NQV. 3.

FOURTH DAY-NQv. 8.
President called the Council to order
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Moore, chairman of the committe on
Joint rules for the House and Council re-
ported.
Galloway gave notice that on to-mor-
row, or at an early day, he would intro
duce bill changing the time of apprais
ing the value of real or personal property.
Lowry gave notice of the introduction
of bill prohibiting certain games.
a. Brown gave notice of the introduction
of bill concerning the institutions Of
suits in District and Justices Courts.
Phelps gave notice of bill to incorpo-
rate the Beaverhead county gold and sill
yer mining and manufacturing company
Chiles gave notice that he would in
| troduce bill authorizing George Hum
phrey and William Alison to construct
ditch and take water therefor from the
waters of the Deer Lodge.
! Phelps introduced G. b. No. 4, read
| first and second time by its title. There
upon Chiles moved that the rules be sus
pended. which was done, and the bill
passed to its third reading. @
|
| That the Secretary of the Territory, mem
bers of the House of Representatives and
all ministers of the gospel, be admitted
within the bar of the Council. Adopted.
i The Council adjourned. .s
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| President called the Council to order
at 2 P. NJ. -.--.-
| Chiles offered the following resolution:
Resolved by the Council, the House con-
curing, That the Public Printer be and
is hereby requested hereafter, to print
daily proceedings of both houses ON the
same slip of paper.
Waterbury moved that the Committee
on Printing be instructed to request the
, Public Printer to exclude all advertise
ments and foreign matter from the pub
| Iished proceedings of the Council. The
/ motion was adopted. a -.T
Moore gave notice that he would in
!, troduce bill concerning jurors in civil
1 actions.
Wilkinson gave notice that he would
Introduce bill entitled an Act defining
! the duties of the County Treasurer.
Galloway offered the following resolu
ton: That our delegate in. Congress b.
requested to use his influence to procure
e the establishment of semi-weekly mai
:. route, starting from the town of Dee
Lodge, the county seat of Deer Lodg'
h county, via Gold Creek, Flint Creek, tn
|, Missoula river to Beartown, and the es
o tablishment of post office in Deer Lodg
county. ~ q I ST lail. iiFlst ~
The Council adjourned. rs;slG
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called and all present.
On motion of Mr.. Chiles, the ladies OF
this city were invited to attend the de-
liberations of the Council and be allow
ed seat within the bar.
Mr.. Spratt gave notice of the intro
duction of an act entitled, An Act in
relation to contracts, bonds, bills of ex-
change, and promissory notes" 3Fe
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A committee from the Council, of
which Mr.. Chiles was Chairman, report
ed that that body would meet the House
in Joint convention at o'clock p NJ.
Mr.. Mccullough introduced bill to
repeal the law relating to trout fishing,
passed by the Banaack Legislature.
A communication was received from
Secretary Meagher, notifying the House
that each member would be furnished
with six copies of the Gazette and siS
copies of the Democrat per week.
After considerable discussion upon &
resolution relating to the printing of thu
Clerks record, it was withdrawn 5ecaus,
Secretary Meagher desired to communi
cate his views.
The House then adjourned.
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VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

Mr. Waterbury gave notice of the in
PRODUCTION of an act concerning corpor-
ations, commonly known as a general
Incorporation act.
The Council then adjourned to meet
in the hall of the House at 2 o'clock p.
M, for the purpose of joint convention
to receive the message Of the Governor.
Upon the adjournment of the joint
convention, the Council assembled in
their Hall and was again called to order
by the President. Roll called and all
present. .-
On motion of Mr.. Moore, a committee
of three was appointed to confer with a
committee of the House, to prepare and
recommend series of joint rules for the
government of the convention.
The President appointed Moore,
Phelps and Brown such committee.
Mr.. Spratt offered the following reso
luton:
Resolred, by the Council, the House
concurring, That a committee of two
from the Council and three from the
House, be appointed, whose duty it shal
be to consider the propriety of adopting
d CIVIL PIdouioo oo9 ioi ViiiS h0iiiU"i
Adopted.
Mr.. Spratt moved reconsideration
Carried
Mr.. Chiles moved suspension of TIL
rules. Carried
The resolution was then read an
passed to the second reading by its title
and the third reading being had the sam
: was passed by a vote of twelve yeas t
one nay.
On motion of Mr.. Waterbury th
Council declared in favor of anothe
4 Page.
On motion of Mr. Waterbury, Marsha
Orr was unanimously elected secon
page to the Council.
On motion the, Council adjourned
10 a. M tomorrow.
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN-NOv. s.

The House met at 2 o'clock p. m.
Speaker May hew in the chair.
House bill No. l, relating to trout
fishing was considered in Committee OF
the Whole and passed to third reading.
Most of the afternoon was occupied
in debates upon parliamentary rules.
An animated discussion took place re-
garding communication from Secretary
Meagher, which was addressed to the
clerk instead of the speaker.
The House adjourned at o'clock.
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WHOLE NO. 116.
EVENING SESSION.
Wednesday, Nov. z.


The House met at Z o'clock p. NJ.
Speaker Mayhem in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. McMurtry the re-
ports of the Treasurer and Auditor were
ordered to be returned by the Committee
on Printing, and the same on motion of
Johnson, were laid on the table.
At " o'clock the House resolved itself
into committee Of the whole, Mimms
in the chair
The Clerk then read the Governors
message, sections of which were assigned
to appropriate committees.
Speaker Mayhem made an elaborate
argument, in which he criticised the
Governors remarks regarding Choteau
county.
The committee rose at o'clock, and
the House adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met at 2 o'clock p. m,
speaker Mayhem in the chair.
Mr.. Mimms introduced a bill regula-
ting the sale of mules, horses and other
animals, and requiring autioneers to
keep registry of the same. 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee on the Jundi-
ciary.
Mr. Mimms also introduced bill de-
fining the duties of attorneys for each
county, and providing for their election.
Referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
On motion of Mr.. Donegan, it was
voted that the Secretary of the Terri
tory, be required to furnish a list of the
titles of bills passed by the Bannack
Legislature.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the Secre.
tary was directed to furnish copy OF
the votes cast at the late election.
On motion of Mr.. Mccullough, the
House appointed the Committee on Ju-
dietary to act with the Committee OF the
Council in framing civil practice act.
The report of A. II. Banet, Superin
tendent of Public Instruction, was re
ceived and read, and referred to the
Committee on Education.
The reports of John s. Rockfellow
Territorial Treasurer, and John II. Ming
Auditor, were received, read and referred
to the Committee on Finance, and l0'
copies of each were ordered printed.
On motion of Mr.. Mimms, Messrs
Mimms, Smith and Rogers, were ap
pointed committee to act with that
the Council, and prepare rules for TIN
action of joint committees.
Mr.. Donegan presented petition il
4 favor of a general incorporation act
which was referred to the Committee o
d Interpretations. -.."
The House adjourned to meet at
e o'clock p. m. ,-~
Council. ,
Council met at the usual hour. Jou
4 nal read and approved. Reports wei
made by several committees. :.
! The following notices of the introdu
ton of bills were given: -
~ BY Mr.. Williamson. An Act to Al
thorize County Collectors not to recei,
4 Territorial scrip for county taxes. A
~ Act authorizing the Territorial Urea
\ urer to receive from the Treasurer
- Edgerton county the amount OF Territ
rial scrip received from his predecess'
4 in payment of county taxes, etc. A
~ Act to repeal that part of the jury la
a which requires the County Commissio
~ ers to pay Jurors in civil cases.
=, By Mr.. Chiles. An Act concernir
70 landlords and tenants.
u By Mr.. Phelps An Act concernir
fences and fence viewers.
n By Mr.. Orr. An Act defining judici
districts, etc. .-....-.--.-... -
Il Mr.. Chiles introduced c. B. No. L,
- Act to regulate and license foreign mi
ers. Read first and second times, order
NJ printed and referred to the committee
ii mines and minerals. .- -...-.. o.
~ A resolution introduced by Mr.. o
o was passed, allowing each member su
he papers as he might designate to the s
retary. -a f,.rs r.1...... Il .s
On motion of Mr.. Chiles, the Gov
nor's message was made the special
der for the afternoon.
m -. -.--..,F .
AFTERNOON SESSION.
of Council in committee of the VIII,
de- upon the Governors message, with \
W. Chiles in the chair.
Committee arose and reported throu
ro- its chairman, which report was adopt
in recommending the several parts OF 1t
sx- the proper committees.
rd Council adjourned. aV %
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THIRD DAT-NOV. Z.

The House convened at 10 o'clock a.
M, speaker Mayhem in the chair.
The journal was read and approved.
Mr. Mimms, from the Committee on
Rules, reported in favor of the adoption
of those used by the second Legislature,
with few amendments.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the report, Mr.. McCul-
lough in the chair. After making some
changes, the report was adopted and the
committee rose, on motion of Mr.. John
son of Missoula.
The House then adjourned at II III.
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ASSAY OFFICE,

IxTALLACE STREET, one door below moi NOLAN u,
w Co.'S Rank. Gold and Silver, and ores OF
and viii pay any difference which may arse "''
"een 'Si. ulelh anu 'Ne ID. GILBERT.
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y r COCHRAN,

yIOUsE AND sIGNPAINTER-Three doors oe,
l low the Postofice, Wallace stree1, Uan%. o..
City, MT House and Sign Palnung' Ia pS;snatcb.
at low rates for cash. 40 p. r., ~. ',@.'
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local NOtiCes-One dollar per line for three
Ines less Is cents per line for ten lines or less
20 cents per line for eleven lines or more.
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Montana Billiard saloon,

ID sABOLsKY, ....,0a with
the most aDpreyed apparatus required for the enjoy
ment Of the game Pure LIQUORS and choice e'gaFs s
always on hand. Open from A. NJ, to l2P' NJ 10
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r.. r. yAGER, Nh. Id.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, Wal.
l. lace street one door east Of Clayton q Hales M
Drug Store Residence, Jackson street, TWO 1oS
beyond the Missouri House. LUZ
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OuTRAeEoUs.--We learn that just'be'
fore dark last night, two young ladies,
who reside on the National Road, few
miles east of the city, while promeos-
ding on the road short distance fr@m
their home, were overtaken and grossly
insulted by some drunken scoundrel who
had gotten off his horse for that purpose
The rascal had taken hold Of one OF the
ladies, and probably would have forced
her away, had it not been for the timely
arrival of gentleman of this
CITY, who fortunately happened
to pass that way N his
buggy. The gentleman soon caused the
rogue to mount his horse and ride away
We trust measures will be taken to
apprend this scoundrel and the other
SIX, who on last Sunday accomplished
their hellish designs. Unless such IN
prinoipled vagabonds are summariIy
dealt with, there is no security for lady
on any of our public roads or streets
Much as we are opposed TO lynch law,
we believe there is point at which
"forbearance ceases to be virtue