davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montana post., 1866-12-01

SEVERAL companies of the Eighteenth
United States Infantry arrived yesterday
morning Their ultimate destination, we
believe, lis the different posts on the plains.
-LeaUeatco,fh Tines. oEtist6 s.896!i
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w. w. DEiLACY.

T0UNTY SURVEY0R-0fice at the foot of Wal
~ lace street, next door to Mr.. Simpsons tailor.
shop. He will be ready at all times to survey
ranches, ditehss towns etc., and make accurate
maps of the same. Particular attention paid to
the survey and mapping of quartz lodes and dis
tricts l24A
The Montana post., 1866-12-01

Local Notices-One dollar per line for three
or less IS cents per line for ten lines less
cents per line for eleven lines or more
The Montana post., 1866-12-01

VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY. DECEMBER l. 1866

Spratt, introduced c. B, AZ, read twice
and referred to Committee on Judiciary.
The Council adjourned to p. m. -
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THE "Posr's" D1spArcHEs.-we are

lHE fosTS DISPATCHES.-We are
indebted to the TRI-WEEKLY PosT y
for our telegraphic report this week.
We found the dispatches very systemat-
ically and correctly set. forth in that
sheet, and. in transferring them TO our
columns, we have made very few chan
ges. We are not disposed to withhold
credit where it is due Gazette, 24tI. =.
The Montana post., 1866-12-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
Territorial Officers.

1jOeenor-GREEN CLAY SMITH
biting GOusrROr-THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.
Chief JNstice-H. l.. HosNER.
.i:Sociate Justics-L. b. WHLISTON.
l.. E. MUNsoN.
| .IrOrHey- GeHerdi-E B. NEALLEY.
4. 4. Deputy " WIN. NJ. STAFFORD, Virginia.
United States Mdrshdl-GEo. NJ. PNNEY.
Actiag U. $. MarskdI-GEo. w. IRWIN.
dsSist u. s. MarshaL--J. X. BEDLER.
SHruey0r- GeHerGG-M BOYD.
Auditor-JoHN II. MING.
TredSurer-JoHN S. RoCKFELLow.
Supt. Of Public Enstrnction-A. III. BARRET.
AssessOr-T. G. EvERTs.
Collector Internal Rerenue-N. Z. LANGFoRD.
Clerk z. S. District Court. A. HoSMER.
Clerk I'd Judicial District-C. +. IRVINE Silver
bw.
Clerk Sd Judicial D5strict-E. w. CARPENTER,
Hsleaa.
County Recorders. g
I zadison Geo w. Hill Edgerton. r. C. Ewing
kaverhead. B. Peabody Gallatin. Thos. Cover
per Lodge Jas. Brown Jefferson Frank Wells
heagher County. L. Richardson.
Municipal onlcers OF Virginia City.
Mayor. NJ. CAsTNER.
drorHcy and Act'g Clerk--Wm. Fl. Chiles.
Tredsurcr-Thos. r. Edwards.
dssessOr-R. n. Farley.
Police MdSistrate-L. MCCULLOUGH.
hqrskGL-Buzz. Caven.
! Chief Of POlice-Wm. Deasy.
County Officers Of Madison County.
County Conmissioners-A. Stanley, Chairman :,
Fen Ezekiel, w. H. Rodgers.
Probate Judgo-W. Y. Lowell.
Arf-Andrew ]. Snyder.
Deputy. .Shertf-N. Beery.
Ireasurer-Andy Leach.
RecOrGcr-G. w. Hill.
County Assessor-Isaac Rogers.
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White pine Lumber Yard.

Corner Of Jackson & C0re ST. Virginia City, NJ T.
A. M. HOTTER. .......... Proprietor.
A LII descriptions of white pine lumber constant
n ly on hand for sale, r. M. RENSHAW,
94-l06* - III iLtfl y Agent
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WEEKLY POST.

ID. w. TILTON Sc CO.,
u TnToN, BEs. r. DTrTEs,
PUBLISHERS Il PROPRIETORS.
p. et the City Book Store, corner of Wdlldce and
Jackson Streets Virginia City ~
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SermifDtcs.

Cine tnE @ntbed>
n g. Sin Tran5tEEGs mens u. 81. gunett
mill bic @ntbedunB sema6t baben, baB Setz
be pbne SGlfe Der Seioenruupe aus Ger 9tinbe
Oes W}auIbeerenbaun1e8 fabri3irt peroen fSnne.
St be9ouptet, baB bic ia ieri9e Cub fang, mel
de man in Der Ninbe beS Waulteerbaum8
fnpet, Orr9 einen demii6en unO med lnil6en
Prr5eE 81 BET Seinbeit, Dauerbafti9feit unb
benz mirfliden NuSieben be8 S~eioenfaben8
berBuitelen 1T. Gr be5eugt iein @ertrauen
gu iejner Gntoedun9 ourd) BEN Infauf GROCER
Qua1titdten Gir1be sur 6eritelIuug berartieer
Seioe. - SOlte ii6 bieie Grfinbun9 bepdb=
rem, 10 perben srOBe Nupfluu5uusen bon
MauGteerbdumen unter olan 8rsiteu9raben,
unter benen b~ielelben eebeiber, in eritaunlid
tur5er Belt anO Wie Nurd 3auberi9Iag ent.
lteten !; unb oa in bieIem Qanbe bas sur Muul.
beer3uG1 geei9nete Serrain BON beoeutenber
Nuapebnun9 1T, 70 piroe 0merita aus bieIer
Grfnoun9 einetl unberedenboren @epiun sisz
ZEN,
9aS unternebmen DON Sill :
nptSiOlbaten n, einen Sono BON 5000 ,OOO
sur @rrt6tun9 zines 9ti9l5 fir ~petfrlppelte Ga>
meruoen auf5ubringen, muGt SOrti6ritte. @a
iino bereitS $4,000 se5eidnet unb man bOffi
ben 0teit Dor Oeut 3~uiummentreten Der 2eais.
latur i'm Sunuar 9elammelt gu baben. 9as Sn,
ltitut miro bort, mO ain meiiten beiseiteueri
mOrpen, erribtet nerbeu.
Grauenbatte ter Worb in Snbia a.
Sn 9o9an8pOrt tpuroe Dor einigen Sagen
cine l4redIi6e WOrotbat began9eu. Gin 8a6-
ienidmtec, Nan1en8 t6uolon, fam fart betrun=
fen in cine Birtbl6aft, uno ols er BON einem
iun9en SrldnOer su einem ,0rint" ei11eelaoen
puree, tpeigerte ii9 Der 8arteeper, ibm ettpas
gu trinfeu gu gcben. 6uoion, Der ols Elm re-
Der Menid be5eidnet miro, mar iiber bieIe 8e.
IeiOi9ung Iur6tbur erbolt unb perlieb ben gu
Ion, inbem er ia9te, oab er SeOen nieoerihiesen
peroe, Der aus Dem Salon tOmme. ST gina
nab 6au8, bclte feline gidie uno fteGte i6 in
Der 9tdbe oe8 Salons auf. 0ierfplroiser
Deiie mar geraOe Der iunae SrIdnNer, welder
Suclon gum Srinten ein8elaeen bate, Der erite
mel6er ben Salon perIieB, uno taum bate er
rem SUB aus Der Sbare 9elett, ais Der ShuB
tnalte urO i'm tobt nieberItredte. Ser M6rz
Der iudte, ais man ibn nerbaften tpuGte, nod
mails gu feuern, 9lddIider Wsile Seriaste, uber
Die 8ii6ie uno ct wuroe in oaS @efinsn:s ab,
oefitbrt.
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%U5nC6lnQton, o, G..

I Gin fur@tbarer Regen, pelder Az
Der 9nlabme beredtigte, baB ir9en6 elmer @pite
bas Srl9banb gep!att lei, entIlo fib am Cams
tag 4beno itter Der Gapttcltaot nno pie bic 3ek
tun9eu gepDbnlt1 IN berartigeu 6Glen %itililtreu,
blben bic ~valteften Betpcbnera feline iolhe Hegenb
flutb asiebel unb frOmme 2eute gIaubten wObl in
Der Sbat an bic Wieoerfebr elmer Sttnofnth,
pelde om @nbe bier iebr gut am Ylaee rpdre-
Die Soften idpOgsn gu StrSmen an uno bic
ranidenoen Welen truaen auf ibren Riiden al
ben felt 8o6en unb Wonuten in ben Strabe1
aufgebduften Sdmut benz TCtOmac AL, aber es
mar leiber uidt aDes S6mub, mas fe mitnatS
men, 10 bat cine Wirs. @crman, pelde nabe Der
etlernen Bride an $. Ctr. nebnt, fir $500 WiE>
beln, Setten &C., ipelde ibr BON ben b%eimtidllGelt
Wc9en entfiibrt purben gu befla9en, nlebrere fIeine
Srllden tpuros1 f~ortgeIdpemmt NIB cine Nn5abl
Ucpnbduler III Der ytdbe Der Siber nllrben 10
ral1 NIT NSailer 9efiat, baB bic Setpebuer aus
Den 6ehltern ouf Yferbe poer QSa9en geboben rpur~
oell, UNI ne Dor ben Slutben gu retteu. Sine On,
5apl commemorative sin9 nit Wtann unb Oiaus
nnter uno rlebrere @t9entbiner FOLDER Gridinens
'npaber b%etrauern 3alreide Serlufte. Qeioer IcGeu
ou0 5pet Tt1per uno cine gfegeriu e~rtrrnien 1ein.
Sn SlaosnSbur9 fol- es nod melt Groer oereoust
RIben, al8 bier; ein Serr, fpel9er pOr9e1tern O{pr>
gen llad 1e1em StdotGe1 futr, fab bic Bcpcbner
mebrerer 9duier auf ben Od9erl, no Ie warte,
Ten, pug 1l9 Die Slutben, mel6e ibre GebauIuuaeu
1agefI1t batten, ~perliefen.
Gin nuOrbentlides Saus, befannt
llllter Dem 9tatlel bic vSitbii6e gpnaapaen nurDe
am SattlltaS BON eiller YOli5eimanui8aft beimoes
lu9t illlO 80 Perlonen beioerlei @eI6led,ts. melde
bort ibre Srstet f%eterten, tpurbtll ruboF It unb
na9 Dem Statlonsbauie %escprtirt, no. 'te nah
l3ublnns ter sstpSbnIiGeu @ergnitaunaslteuer an
BE Staottafe, freiaeIufieu wuroen. Die @ilers
tpltnlerln Der 0afterbube, cine Olrs. Wina 8owers
~urpe leoO9 fir en f~ernereS GerbGr feIt0ebalten.
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GurOpdi(br nadri6trn uuS 1lot3en

uammen telIung Der Srte-
DenSperbau blun9en unb Der 9e=
gen eiti9 MISUNDERSTANDING NJ
en-. @s mar nod st fetnem @afenltiq=
ltanpe 9etommen. Der &Gnis BON 9reuBen
IteQte in einfm BON GSbmen aus benz &atler
Der Sran3cien iiberlanOten S9reiben fplgehpe
6rieoenSbeOineuneen
!. NuslAliebung Sel tret6s aus benz beut=
I@en 8une. 2. Der ausl9lteBlt9e Sberbe
fell aber Die 5eers unb Glottsntrafte bes8unz
OeS In ben 6aneen @reubens. 3. Die biplO=
mattIAe Sertretuns Oeutl9lanps i'm Nuslan=
De bur6 9reuBen nub bic Mnnertrune ber
@lbber3c9tbumer an 9reuBen, lomte etnes
GbeilS DeS bereitS pccupirten0 ebtets (t&ur6e1z
len, Sa6len, 5annoper.)
Napplepn t%slesrapbirte oiele preuBtI6en
Veotn9ungen na6 Qpnoun unp ct. Yetersz
burg, neil our6 fe 6rasen Don europal9em
Sntereie In Nnregung sebra6t piirben, bic
MUIR bnr9 bic l1ebereinltimmune Der @rpBz
mdhte fet9eite1t mereen fSnnten.
Die italienti6e &e9terung fol- bic foleen.
ben ~gebtngun9en an Den 8crl9las bes Scatter
9efniipft baben:
|. Wenn AUDI Genetien an ben &ailer Na>
pOleOn ab9etreten miro, iumuB bod bic ldlteB
ll6e uebertra9un9 an Staten bura 81 trei6
FtattFnoen uno pur@ feline 8adlidten auf
ytom bebinbert fem.
2. Die 5ra9e beS Di1trtfts BON 8riet muB
als cine IplAe aneeleben werben, bic Der Oias
c%ultcn bei Den ipGtsrsn misunderstanding
gen pfsn btctbt,
3. Stalien mafen Iofort spei geRunaen
Des NtsredS etn9erdnmt werben uno cine oa>
bon mub 9el6tera letn. rrg g,n
Nm II. Suli fanp TN Walaf Der Suilerien
inter Dem Soriib pss &ailerS etne Cabinets
beratbuns ltatt, Der Der @rtn3 Napuleon Bet
,pebnte. Nadoem bic Beratbuna beenptai
tpar, fonb in @e9entpart pes &aiierS, Dem Der
Niniler bes Nuswarttsen, 6err DrOuYn BE-
9buYs, a1ifirte, eine Beipre9ung nit ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb Sefreid5 Itatt. !Serr
Orou9n be abaps leste bic @nl6ten 6ranf-
rei96 bar unb faBte bas 3rotutoa BON ben
8ursanssn Der Sulammenfunft al.
6ol9enoes lfnp bic YropuIttpnen Srant-
rei9s: as-e ...
1. Der beutl6e 8nub tpiro onfoelSf unb
es miro elm neuer 8unp sebilpet, BON Dem
peoer preuben rod SetreiA einen 9biel Biz
ben. .
2. Son SefreiG ptrb tetne terrtturieue
@nti&aptSuns beaalpru6t.
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Amerikani(6e uadri6tfn unO lGoti3en

Dte Mufnabm Senneffee's.-
Sic Ste Ioluticr', mittell peren Der Senat Gen-
nei1ee aufnabm, lautet: u8ei9(pfen pom Se.
nat uno Hepraentantenbaus Der Ser. Staa-
ten BON Amsritu, int GunsreB seriammelt, paf
oer Staat GenneIee biermit in 1etn fru6erea
sebSriees praftt1teS @erbdltniB our Union
pteber einseiebt uno wieoer CUR Neprd1 euta'
ttOn i'm Gcn9refe bere&ti9t it,"
Ourd Die 3ula6uns Der Senatpren unt
NeprG Ientanten BON Gennelee tritt in Dem
9arteiSerbaltniie bes @unsrsiies feline eruge
Nen0erung etn. Gun ben beipen Senotpren
piro 9atterl fen ais S9wteeerIobn Nnoren
SobniOn's wpbl gu Dem Con erpatipen balten;
feline Qnts3eit erltredt li9 Bis 1869. Oaae>
gen 1T Der anpere Senator, SIR. 8opler, reI>
len Nlnts3eit crit 1871 gu @nbe sebt, Elm 3lts
oerlaltaer &abifaler. Son ben NeprG en-
tanten linc 3aAlor, MaYnarb, Stofe8, MrneQ
uno 5aipfins al5 ~unbeOinste llnioniiten se=
ipdblt unb teben Dem 9raiiOentsn bitter fetnoz
lid ae9eniiber; Cooper, Campbell unD Qeft-
wth puroen ais vOempfraten" eepdblt. SIM
9auIe 9%epinnen al1o bic Nepublifaner etrpas
an Stinmeu bur9 IenneGee.
Ste gertasunssfrase. @it SO
9e9eu "a Sttmmen ruroe inn 6auIe bes Con-
greieS fOlsenoe 9teiolutiun hsS SIR. 0oacue
Gcntlin9 BON Stem gort an9enummen:
rSei4lUien pom Observation-Disclosures init
3ultimman9 beS Senat5: Der 8rdlipent bes
Senats uno BET Spreher beS Nepr1 lentantenz
baules oerta9en am - Witta9S II 1br
ibse relp. 9auler Bis Dtenltag .. Sftuber
1866; uno an bela9tem Sage pertaseu iie,
falls es mtttlerweile bon ben beiben 6dulern
nidt anosrS eercrtnet pirp, lire relp. 9Guler
peiter Biz Samstaa 1. DECEMBER 1866"
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@apoIeOn's perfiOe Notwithstanding ll'n
has 8ismarG' i@e NrO8rana1a.

Sn ben eurCpGtIGen 9laGri6ten unp yott=
aen rieIer SIR. fnpet Der 2eIer cine lOr9laltt9'
3uIammenReGuns Der 6riepsnSUerbarolln9sI
unp 6riebensbet tnsun9en. Grmutgt9t purg
ben infomen onEescerr6tberil&en Att oes pft=
reihiIhen SoiIers, rer Sranfret9 torrnl'f
aum GinI6retten In Oeutl6lano antfcrpefte'
lat Qcuis Ntapulecn Elm bsutlGeS TrtepensPro>
oromm ,uIammenaetrart, relGes an pesbafter
Nerfoie deoen bic peutlAe NatiCn ntAt letnes
@leihen befibt. Dasl elbe tbetlt OeullGian'
in brei QGnperaebiete, nsmlt@ Seltrei4, preur
zen unp ben BON pielen 9etrennten peatlNen
Bunb : es aibt Dem aus Dem oeutlTen 0nnoe
ousoeSt(p6enen Nre1Ben Gin DerpaltntBmaBt9
fIeines @tId 8eute, ntmmt tbm pdtlr ietn
Iinfes Nbeinufer unb Sertbeilt SieleS an etnt9s
enttbrrnte 33auntTntse, Die natarlta lamr1t
Dem pine 8reuBen cCnltttntrte1 peuflGen
8unbe cine liGsre Seute 6rartret@S lett
mirben. Dirett fir 1i4 Serlan9t GranfretG
Qonbau unb bas &Ublenbefet Der Saar lna=
tiirIid, pprbeGaltli9 Der befannten 9ta=
pUleuniden ,SOltsabltmmun9"O.
Nveusen baeeeen eerlangt eine Jteor9antlae
ticn DeutIAlanOS unter prenbtl@er mtlttarl-
fber, unp oipfpmatt16er Subrun9 NIT nus
Shlus Sefrei6s (natirlib oorbebaltltA ipa=
terer @rp6erun9 OeutIAsSe ltret@s), mi
beutIhem Narlament, uno nit unrttttelbare'
Olnnerion bes erSBten Shells BON NorooeutlA=
iono rup @a61ens an preuBen dip elnen
orpsen nit Den Sauptbepiusungen elmer nod
enaer,n gereintSun8 Derlebsnsn pettl@er
Bnnbesfaat.
Dos 9ldbere mG9e Der 9eIer in Den Ssr'
haublnnaen Ielbit naAIeben
Die traftiee 6altung YrenBens befptrtte'
boe Stalien li6 e~benfals auf bic 5tnterbeIne
neden NappleOn telte. -.
gtne s ltrei6iI9 e Nu&ri6t nil Oaber nil
zen bos Nappieun bereitS feline bewane=
te germittluus an9stauOist babe. Das be-
,weifeln MIR ater gar 1ebr. 6atttld lAetnt
uur. bas er &uBlano unO England IN Ietn
@ermittlerrert ~ttnsin3u5te9n lu6t.
Nues peist aber parauf fin, Dap StSmard
BEL Ietnen ,tpar siemli4 aemaBi9ten, aber I'M
merlin beutl@nattpnalen 9ro9romme bebartt,
,,nO in,ptfhen bauern Die sldn3enOen milf
t6ril6en 6crt1hritte 9reuBens in Oetrett'
fort. Stalien ater rlbrt li6, ein9epenf lsiner
Nai&ten eegen 9reuBfn uno tr0y pes paBt9en
@eoenbetebl5 bon YartS, frafttg am go, Tim
ben aus Dem 6etungsSisred IIA beranS5tsbeu-
BEN SftretAil6en Gruppen 81 'ol9en nao t9te
BON Nayuleun uuo Gran3 Solep9 70 perTo
prOiettirte gereinisuns nit Der 0ltretAtl9sh
9iOrcarmee gu Serbinpern.
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pprfebenpe QStrren unp StGrungen. Die
GTenttihe Meinun9 miro thinner unr,tbteer.
Der @epanfe an cine unbeaimmte @efabr
i6eint bic Gfentli6e MtbmcfpbGre su bur6-
%brinsen. WCber fcmmt ptes2 Gpr 3pSlf
Mcnaten mar e5 ni6t 70. &ur3 naA benz
3ulammenbru9 Der NebeGiOn btelten MIR
aleS fir f9er. Sf ee ntdt lonberbar, baB
tebt oieles @efutl Der llnliAerbett berrIGt2
Sc muB eine uria&e bafir purbanren fem.
OaS Gplt bieler sreben Station mibtraut Ell
mem Sfentlihen Beamten ni6t pbne @runb.
Sin treuer GFentliGer 9tener erf reut tt4 Der
ber3li&en giQisuns berer, pel&ea ct oient.
@arum NUN ma4t liA bic Gfentlt&e Mei=
nung auf etne NepOlution sefabt, falls ptes,
Ons pber Scenes ni&t sei@iett2 BUR Be
l96nisuns tbrer anseprDbten @epaltmaB9eln
eeben bic Seinbe pes Gpnsre1es Dor, ter
@cnsreB 1et Elm blpBer &umpfcongreB, Nber
1T mebr Mia6t pasu erforperltd, bur6 ge=
meinlomeJfe%l olutipn etnNmenbement CUR Con-
~titution ppr3ul4lageu clsetneB ewlieungsbiq
an;nnebmen ? limb bod bat Der YrGiipent Die
9emilteunssbtt8 bes @ongreie5 unter3etd=
nets
Weiter tpirft man Dem Gon9reie Dor, er
teabli6tise Dieytadfebr Observation-Disclosures bic
na6 Der nGhlten Brdipentenmabl su Serl6ies
BEN /; unD ait pislen Gormurf fnupft li6 bic
Drpbun9 NIT ether 9teOulutipn, falls man paa
gleftoraloutum pes Sipsns niGt gelten lelIeu
wirpe. NngeIidts bteisr Orobungen bat
naA meinem bsl6eioenen Dafarbalten be,
@pngreB bic Yfi6t, bier in @albington au
bleiben unp niemals letnen Dpitcn gu oerlaI
ien, B y. liA ni6t gu pertasen ttS pie reeu.
lare pertOpe ietnes @ieper3ulammentrittea
beranfcnmt. ,..
Ner etnmal cine &eSolutipn seIeben uni
babel erfabren bat, ME lei&t bic Mtnorit1.
cine NeScluticn berSorruf fen fam, Der bdt
MOTT uriaGe, DOT elmer 70 fatal auf Mnltftune
BON llnbeil erpthten MinuritGt auf letnel
6ut gu fem. SD iase ntGt, rag bic Mino.
ritat cine lUlGe &esolutiOn beabfGtiBt, obel
iG ia9e man BAT @rinpe, es gu befirGten,
uno pte ioGte man pergeien, baB Der 9reta
Der 6reibeit in etpteer Wa6lamfeit beltebt II.
oaB man ntGt aufmertlam unD lorsfaltig &C.
mug Die MOtioe uno Das Betragen 1ol6e,
2eute iberpaGen unD ser9lteoern fam?
y @uueerneur 6amilton 1dtte au6 ar
baS Die Sflaserst Ser6tetenbe cpnltitutip:
nele Wmenoement ertnnern fSnnen, be6en Na=
tiftfation @ralibent SObnlpn ben 8ebeaenfaa
ten fSrnli6 CUR pHiht madte, cbsleid in ben
@pngreB, Der pteie8 Enhancement por1hlua, rt
JtebeQen1tdaten ebenfD mentd Dertreten mdrer
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-01
MI9C@IEaANY

How Coal WAS DISCOVERED IN
PENNsYLvANIA.-A writer in the New
York Observer. asserts that. Co3enel
George Shoemaker, gentleman of
Teutonic origin, WIS the rdiscoverer
of Pennsylvania coal. He lived on
the Schuylkill, and owned extensive
tracts. The writer goes on to say: :.
It chanced one day, that in cons.
structinga ime-kiln, he used some of
the black stones that were lying about
the place. s.Mine Got! mine Got!
der sthones pc all on fire!" exclaimed
the astonished Dutchman, when the
rich glow of the ignited anthracite
met his gaze. The neighbors, who,
of course, were few and far between,
were, after much ado, assembled to
witness the marvel. This happened
in 1872. Shortly after, mine host
loaded Pennsylvania team with the
black stones, and journeyed slowly to
Philadelphia, q distance of ninety
three miles. There unforeseen, diff
culties were presented. The CRATES
and stoves then in use We're not con-
structed to facilitate the combustion
of anthracite, and burn it would not.
After many Intellectual efforts to
ignite the product, it was thrown
aside as worthless, and our discomfit-
ed German, who had beguiled his
toi1some way to the metropolis with
dreams Of ingots, returned to digest
has disappointment in his mountain
solitude.
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Notice to Bond-hoIders.
:s::saais.s,; Esss J IS s. = IME {:sc

A L Il meeting of the Directors Of the
IA Greenvillc and Columbia Railroad
Company, held at Newbcrry, March /
1866, the following preamble and resoll-
tion were adopted:
Whereas the Legislature at it's last scs-
sion passed All Act authorizing the Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad Company 10
create h lien on their property and funds,
for the sum OF four hundred thousand dol
lars, for the purpose of relocating and con-
structing such portion of their road be-
tween Frog Level and Columbia az they
should deem necessary, which should have
priority over any lien in favor of the State,
provided the consent of the holders Of the
unendorsed bonds be first obtained there
to: Therefore,
"Resolced, That the holders OF the un-
endorsed bonds Of the company be invited
to meet the Directors in person or by
proxy, at Columbia, on the Wednesday be-
fore the first Monday in May next, for the
purpose OF considering that question"
In pursuance to the above order, the
holders of all bonds Of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company. due 1st July,
1865, and 1st July, 1868, are requested TO
meet at Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, the
I'd May next, at II O'clock m
j. z. SOUTHERN,
April II Auditor and Treasurer.
Ea0- Charleston Courier insert tri weekly
till day Of meeting; and papers published
in Ncwberry, Abbeville, Anderson and
Grecnvillc please copy
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To all whom it NAV Concern.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COLUMBIA, April %, 1866.
NNHE attention Of all citizens and resi-
Il dents Of the city OF Columbia, is called
to the following Ordinances which will be
enforced for the better government and
well-being Of the city:
An Ordinance concerning the city police:
That it shall be the duty Of the city police
to arrest all persons who shall behave in a
notous or disorderly manner, or who shall
be found drunk in the streets OF Colunbia,
and carry suc!. persons to the guard-house
An Ordinance to close barber shops on
the Sabbath-day.
An Ordinance for the better observance
OF the Sabbath-day.
An Ordinance relative to the deposit Of
filth and trash in the streets.
An Ordinance to regulate blacksmiths'
shops.
An Ordinance concerning dogs.
An Ordinance concerning firearms
An Ordinance concerning goats and
swine running at large.
An Ordinance concerning horses and fast
driving in the streets.
An Ordinance regulating the granting of
licenses TO retail spirituous liquorssinsthe
city of Columbia
An ordinance concerning nuisances.
An Ordinance concerning streets pave
ments and shade trees.
An Ordinance requiring all male persons
between the ages Of sixteen and fifty wears
to work on the streets of tue CITY: said
persons to be excused on payment of a
street-tax OF three dollars.
An Ordinance requiring all male persons
between the ages OF fifteen and sixty wears
to pay n tax of one dollar
April "a THEODORE STARK, Mayor.
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Tax Notice.

Tax Notice.
A LII persons, white and colored, will
IN please take notice that have EXTEND
ed til time for making returns to the 10th
day OF May next, at which time they will
positively be closed. All free persons of
color (males between the ages of twenty
one and sixty years. will take due notice Of
this, and come forward, make their returns
and pay their capitation tax, as the whites
are doing, and save being double-taxed.
THOS. H. WADE, T. C. II. D.
April Is
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Secretary's Office, Greenyille an,
Columbia Railroad Company.

COLUMBIA, APRIL f3, 1866.
NNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Il holders of the Greenville and Column
bia Railroad Company will be held in Co
lumbia, on THU RSDAY, 81 May next, at
10 o'clock n. NJ.
Stockholders holding their stock in their
own name for at least six months previous.
are entitled to pass over the road to and
from the meeting free OF charge. The
privilege Of a Stakeholder taking his wife
and children residing with him, free, is
limited to his being an original owner of
five shares or over, or being a purchaser of
| twenty-five shares or over.
&c. V. CARRINGTON, Secretary.
S0- Country papers publishing for the
company will publish above April II
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WESTMINSTER HOUSE,

Ho,me- Broome Street and Bo're1y, n. y.
HNHIS house, capable of accommodating
i three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near To all points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the FCrries Railroad Dcpots
and places Of Amusement every three
minutes. Single Rooms s1.00 per day;
double, $500. !. F. DARROW & co.
Jan II " Proprietors.
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Special Notice.

CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April 20, 1866
MI ERCHANTS, Traders and Dealers are
V1 reminded that the TAX on sales Of
goods, wares and merchandise, sales on
consignment, sales at auction, &C., for the
quarter ending April l, is due, and pay
ment Tor the same is required.
]. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk
April 81
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AMERICAN HOTEL

East Bay Street, netu' the Foot " Broad
Street, Charleston, S. {.
E:l THE wcll-known house formerly oc-
Acnpied by Mrs. Cheney as a boarding
house, having been thoroughly repaired
and refnrnished throughout is now opened
to the public as 4 HOTEL, to he kept on
the European system. Guests will be fur
n:shcd with meals ;,t all honrs, either in
the restaurant or III the dining room OF the
hotel. Clean rooms and beds will at ali
times be furnished 1T a reasonable price by
the day, with u liberal reduction by the
week. No pains viii he spared by tie pro-
prlctor to make this :: desirable house for
those who void combine comfort aud eco
nomy. \. G. PARKER, Proprietor.
April IS ~
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Lager Beer Saloon
CHARLES BRILL.

Washington Street, near Assembly,
EEPS constantly on hand large and
IN well-selected stock of WINES, La
GER BEER, &C., at low prices. FREE
LUNCH daily from II to 10 O'Clock
April 1S 1mo+
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Nitro -glycerine oil, before it was
used for blasting, was used by the
homeopathic doctors to cure the
headache. ISinailr simili6ms.