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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26

I 1872 S. = r 4 - I'e 1 lIcwIi|s
T SSdSfjSd ~ 49, f&6 z Apefyo4 appitsd
for room n Broadway hotel Ia even
I'm 81 two since, and WAs shown into Q
mar chamber IN the nfth story. Late at
night, wsen al thS ,gussts wSte supposed
TO be asleep, he clAmbered ;out Of biz WIN
dow, and stood with his feet on the stone
copinRof the window adjoining, and care
fully opening the window of tho room on .
line with his own, softly lifsef himself into
the apartment. Here he robbed the occu-
pant Of his watch and pocket book. From
this room he proceeded to the next, and 30
Of, until ne had entered six rooms. The
eeyenth room IVES occupied By lady who
wss aWsks. and seeing the figure Of man
about entering her window, she gave cry
Of terror. Al that he hastily retsteteds
The lady sprang from her bed, opened her
dor. and fkve an alarm. The night
watchn,sn wore s6ono on the spot who
proceeded to arouse the ! guests Ia the
adjoining chambers. f7,9T This & required
some moments. and when at iass tne
rooms were successfully entered, no
clue TO the whereabou& OF the rob-
Der could be discovered. But the
occupants IF several Of the rooms found
they had been robbed. One man found his
pocket-book emptied Of money, butia check
In one of the departments which did not
belong to him. This check was claimed by
another Of the victims, the robber having
deliberately carried the check from the
pocket-book of one, gentleman to that OF
another-possibly with the idea Of exciting
suspicion toward the wrong person. The
watchmen in arousing the guests were de.
layed exceedingly long at the room, and
when at last admitted into the apartment
they found the bed untouched and the &C.
cupant partly dressed, who explained that
he had taken pillow and laid upon the
floer. This circumstance excited suspicion,
and It was determined to watch him closely
until morning, when the affair would be
thoroughly investigated. But when the
morning came, notwithstanding the fact
that every egress from the hotel had been
closely watched, it was found that the sus-
pected person had disappeared. Thenerve
and reckless daring of man who could at
night walk along the narrow coping of win
dows five stories high is certainly quite un-
paralleied. -Neo Fork Express, October ~
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xsssAaah Of yirgisis, noelA oasolisc, ss :,
ss7.;; e i SIss :n1 ss:ss
i s: "a i as a.. e: 4. FL
sneH g bsin and Bsliings, Ccmhs. erScl yoss0n,
ThFsA1s ana kilk, ssspsneem ~ 49, In ~
eYsrItAine IA The A0I10E APP {1A4Vv1r S692yyR!
Mkt s1d ~ prices = Low 49, - -
6rasn respectfully, ,soiislsss- tAsy Yin b
promptly ana faithfully szsfStsS. o. xrF,xr. :.
ssF---.ES. f5fEsEs} q ILL, 80
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NATIONAL UNION BUSHES ls!!

MSS PEGRAM WILL. REOPEN
MI HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY o. OCT9-
BRR, and she earnestly desires pfomPt suono'
snce OF all her pupils /,
tsuaht BY the most competent instructors, ana tne
W., Mao ns,n m u ''..-J 1 49,.
' iSsdsms AIrxAxpRs, . French lady Of high q;
tainmenls and long experience In teaching. vi!
Win reside In Mrs, Pegrsms family, her pupili
viii have every facility for acquiring Prsctlcal
sinm OF communication sat table and elsewhere
n we'll rs during the regular school hours.
For further particulars apply TO- -.
n sa-ts Linden Row. franklin street.
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NOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-AM
IL nc NAIL STEAMSHIP C0nPA. J.
N. :. ~. Hplsnlias hsw sids-vhsel stea ~ n
Hx14Ekl1s o., .ALlxAxDas eonmandss, s..s.i
&C.: :y::y 81 .l1 VA A ~
TSSSg 04ff4 sys entitsly nsu, and vs" 80
0xpGSaolR tog ~ roatess ~ s.,,,.
! III AA.e 0lsn<n e4100HMSo n sn Sr6 NE n
1fflnffOh arsanSl5yssssl. e.
ltepeEe. rs6)s, - -; rooms insinS'@"
dss5 sfI1ss1 81 Ais Line aie landed r.g', ,'S
e QS1. x5fk, 81 the Conpsny's sovsfss r''
NfSg1cSPS a. insits1 y notice that The f g.
g. = aaA lss ~ hAaAling, ard exposure ,o M
200 Is.skiVvdss. = O Oshsf lines " '''''''
q ~ s:psizs ssyesA Hsv Yosk w,Il!. 49,
vssiS1 Win dispo1sk, 1nl 70 change made si"r
fhsse HIP disshaf9s eesgo n lev Iofs n
Ie. g les1 ry2..a sas ConPssn :y,Is.,os. !.
MnSa fSIfis q 1ty Orleans, leave 10. :. y :.
ssno yle9. 0oo1s ~ thsss polns can y u''
fsyYsA V1thaek sxpepfe % expcsafs. 81 a.
eeosc1S q unss iscsrinss, and Sonaitiss::, ,
40 I,:I'a s 80: :s : z: 81
~ 49, xs4aged.l
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
IL L. L. MONTAGUE 4 SON.
II fAHTE 9fR8Rf, BBTWlHN MAIN AND oAHY.
viii be pleased to receive orders from Ii cir friends
and the public generally for
IN EVERY STYLE. - 4
5sy Good work guaranteed. Terms modsrata.
an 0n L. L.. MONTAGUE 3 6ON.
7. y. KELLOGG. !. ". GIDsoN,
-}At1 Of q. J. Sumner i Co. Of Richmond.
KELLOGG q GIBSON, -
IN INp0PTRPa ttr ail
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n LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
opposite the Theatre 10 prepared 70 Do al kinds Of
DYBlNG, CLEANING, and ACQUIRING, in al II
branches, Ct short notice. Give me- call and sx.
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
and In every city Of This State. Address bog ~,
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
IsafH srisIfs. RIcEnoHD, Va,
has returned 70 the city aftsr "A
p Isls q sl Hsf Is Rcfii HIiTW tO
GOLD I0lL and sil che, n =. 49,.
S FL: ss ..s III ~ e j.
ned , :ss. e. ssp:ic ~: Sc
MiSsSis Sssssry, viii Ss sssd in szHsains teen,
AnwAss 'apIllf:day Tsn Via:
s 81 vi PiSfiax. @ vUtGzSift sscnsiS s.d
ii fSs: sssS Ii. b.ss nss.sl Vim ss $50
=: he nssssi yssseasss szsssas4 Y q. $ssasg
hss Dc gRs.sao2s hsss nst tAc sRESv,l Va; ~ ~
n ~ e 20 ~ t is.!ss
nodsass 9 ihs 80 ssaiity b .Ssk s.n u pro:
81 iIi Soss ~ ssii iso 81 i sssi q SSssf
Nee r'spsstfsIalxk soSaIlssIRss4. syrx Deas. 81
|nR p, 2. DUVAL CALLS THE AT.
DTRN4IOn sf Ne yubi11 u HI etrsulAss 60.
rsa sSa' SaoE iRs ts ,1si -
1xii:sf1Sn6Di9s Vii |. ~ - q o. r.
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!! 81 = ES
RIcHH0HD AID PsrRlsBuaa RAILROAD Col
1ioInoED, Va, October Is, 1888.
IYIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

y cH1NdE OF sCHBDULg.-on and .h.;
HONDA ], Ostubsr ist,. the mail train will be n.
hstveen Kish nond and Htsunfon daily tsrrdau
exeepted i, LEAVING Richmond at $50 A. H., al
bstvcsn ttaunton and Jaekson's river ri. weeily.
LEAVING ataanten on Arrival Of mail train from q,
ana fRIDl rs, and RayinG ysekson's river All
p. RI. On TUE6DAYB, 10 tuesdays, and sArrg.
BAYS. ne seeommoda alton train viii be run l..
tween Chsfiostesyflls and Riehmond on Aoy.
inr Chsriottssviils al A. n. and Richmond Il
S.1bP. II, Freight trains leave Richmond o.
TgEsD5 is. fH6RsDIYs. ana sATUKDIisa
THR6UaH TICKETS 70 Lexington, Harriscr.
burg and olhsr pointa In the Valley, and TO al
promtnsni points In ths sonth west, can be par
:, q -. ,,f.l..s. General Superintendent
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NOACH REPOSITORY, ON ca&
lMyEETH, EETW!Fs GA = ~ \ - -,

srst6. Bsfoaekss, 6oetom, Phstons, kcsEa1lys.
Top and Ho-Top Buggis1 Jsnsy s14. nSpnsss 80
81 Mhags. Cosss Msssli.l g: and =. prspss 9
IsSes IN m e S. tssn z e.
Ne ssibisd d se at ths lowest prizes and give
ths fullest guarantees al qualify and durability a
: q: assa Guy sPf Is 5Sas \: .sosssso
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED, TO
wv RECEIVE TOBACC0IE OURwAREH0UsE
FOR IHSPECTI0N.-Mr. B. J. VAUGHAN, for
Captain w. w. WEIsIGER, inspectors.
Our charges for selling TOBACCO and GRAIN
will be TWO AND HALF PER CENT. from tho
LIST October. s.-g.sttf sr-sa
We take this occasion to return our thanks to
our friends for tn cir former patronage and assure
them that in the future nothing shall remain un-
done to promote their interest.
- 4 7. E-9s = WILSON, GLAZEBRoOK / CO.,
Ga q9-lm f.. rDYupr Tenth and Canal strAafg :,
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STEAMERS.

>DSss =
.nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
DPOfNT, AND ALL LANDINGS 9sS1, .
On JAMES RIvRR.-0n and after 49,,
the TRNTH or EBPTRMBER the a6
elegant steamers
JOHN 9YLVRST ER, .. Captain y. q. Girfoap,
Will leave Ludlam6 Watsons wharf DALI e
eept Sundays % o. clock A. NJ, for CITY pnlsI
70 OK RS3}EEyysAoUTH. and ALL LASDiS"
YPsssenssrs. ~ these boats will arrive q q!
Point IN lime 70 sonnsst With the cara for Ps''"'
burg. L 81. us
Fare to CITY Point. ........."....."sss
Fare 70 Norfolk ............
Pare 10 Norfolk, second clsss.....".. >"
5hsopoRaHAHEAi leaves Richmond AosDiI
WEDNESDAY, md Eg EloIL 1ursp.Y rHrH.
DAT, md SATURDAY. rr,s
The JOlG SyLY RsTER leaves Richmond TUE
DAY, fHDR6Dly, and gATURDAY.., nxu
RslsfninS. issvss foriOlk MONDAY, wsDSf
7sighi Tor vsy landings NM. ,yr prepaid rLs,,
/ .ttfatlig $50 Ones q steamer wharf
j. 3; yRElnAl, Isss.ng:s A ..ss S;,;,,.,,u ,,..s
- - ILL IN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIALIIs II l&i5i
CHINA, GLASS. AND BARTHKNwARI.
We have now in store . vary large and complies
steck, which we ofer, as low, - they can bs pur
ehased In any Of the northern cities. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIN and BRITANNIA
WARE RRRRlGBRAT0R6, WATRR.C0OLBRS,
Pstent FRUIT JARS, erONkWARE, De-, q mann.
fastursrs prices. KELLOGG = GIBSON.
jy 1-3m l3l7 Main ttrest.
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. alf Bs n 3s A. II it'll
AeeAfac.1c{e I'm asshsesl 70 TIE Co..
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$eik eQ1syseSe4llsdl - 80 ~, srnyins !.
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-: Z: ss''ssg e. III III os s Ia A 4asis:s:
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Tie ACCo490DA9101f TRAIN, with loe,, :,
sss kss 1,sS'n. s e Cards,
HS0pda fIcKlfs s.S THROUGH s,oo,o,
80 sigAA, Ssv xo.k. iossoa. ssi eli tS Tie prI,
y9s further inior.atiop. and through ,I.l.s
sellZ q Ne oass q ~ ccnlsny. corner Bros
ana nehs9 t6sAisl saSskoc Bill.
9A1vM Rgu. lulssintsndsnt. Deb
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Re- 49, 49, ...4.
t sIbs sl III =. 80 Ssr. Ssss ssA
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Tofiicial.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS In my reply to recent communication from
certain good citizens of Helena requesting me to convene
the Legislature stated that then advised and con-
vinced did possess the do So but that were
il shown to mistaken in this eonvcnon, the hsgis-
latilre would be called forthwith and
WHEREAS 1t has been shown me, that under the iitn
section of the Organic Act well under the Sd section
of the Territorial Relative TO elections and under
the Cd section of the Territorial act Creating certain ON
ces in the Territory of the power is vested IN
me to convene the Legislature Notwithstanding the failure
of the 'Apportionment Bill and that am clearly and
positively authorized do by these several acts here
tofore referred to- that Legislature does
lawfully and constuonaly exist and that only awaits
the summons of the Executive give full life and action
Non therefore l. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, the Execu
tive of this Territory of Montana do hereby summons and
convoke members Of the Legislative Council duly and
properly elected the 4th day of October 1864 and the
members of the House of Representative duly and properly
elected on the lth day of September 1865 to meet in Vr
ena City, the capital Of the Territory Monday the 9TH
day Of March next the hour of for the
of business well give Legislative sanction and va
dty 10 the Convention directed to assemble at Helena on
MONDAY the 26th day of March next BY order OF
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
Acting Governor Territory Of Montana
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Peoptes Thedtr-A crowded house every night attess
ne interest taken by the public in this institution and their
appreciation of the histrionic ability the performers
vouehed for by constant applause The most attractive
performances for the past week in opinion were the
Lazy OF Lyons and the Hunchbdck Mrs Irwin as PolDe
gave evidence of her great talent actress by the per
fecon OF delineaon and quick transition from the nroud
merchants daughter to the aeconate and fabf,I wife
But Jad her triumph Her refusal to sign be deed
and the long lingering look at the torn letter
was the perfection CT art. Mr. Irwin as Claude Mnote
and as Sir Thomas Clifford played with truth and ear
nes pahos that delighted the audience. Mr. Irwns voice
appearance and figure excellent The Col Daas Of
Chares Graham, was well dressed well voiced and well
acpeo throughout some passages in Master Walter in the
ar to attain high eminenee in his profession He evident
y has leaning towards the parts that Charles Matthews
exceed in His GiaUis of this His stump speech
was pquant and racy Miss Perkins part was Madame
DeschGpeLes, which well played Miss Woods in
company with Edwin Clark gave the loye.makno scene
OF the cousins MOdus and Helen in the Hunchbak with
amusing effect Dick Johnstons 81 y" in Fathon was
rst rate. w. j. Norwood made the most of Master VII
ford the Earl but last week. his avorte character of
the Mock Duke in the Honeymoon. he earned most desery-
ed applause Billy Sheppard is Invaluable in his line
Banjo tambourine singing, dancing dscoursng more
srtsc stage Darkey is not to be found OF the comic
powers Of the troupe shall have speak again. To
through the varied roles of artistic like Mrs Irwin with
IN the limits OF short notice is impossible The music
TINS theatre s frequently really charming and it always
good When the theatre, with box pit gallery
Johnston has bought the building Jackson Street. and
| is putting things through. Black eyed Susan and
Sketches in India" the programme for tonight
1t should be stated extraordinary that the Lady
| OF Lyons played without book, from memory
only. 1t is rare to find company that do this.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10
OUR AGENTS.

uM BRYANT is the travelling Agent for the Montana
and is authorized to solicit subscriptions, to obtain
ds for Job work. and to collect and receipt for all mon
sTs due to this Office
p HAMILTON is our Agent at Fort Benton.
w q o. TRAsK is our Agent at Bsnnaek
CO s RAWLINGS Silver Greek.
a ACKERMAN, Montana City.
n G.. DORwEN, Silver Bow,
n D. STRAIT, Jefferson City
lanes STUART Deer Lodge.
WORpEN& Co.. He'll Gate.
GnPATRICK s. BRYANT, Helena.
IoHS TEMPLE, Junction City.
THAs E. SMITH Gallatin City.
VIPoNp German Guch.
" Fl HATHAWAY. Highland District
" WHITE Pine Grove District.
F CHURCH. Summit City.
rHrpBFLl g. Co. Confederate Gulch.
N,pIsoN Bros, Backf"Ot
T. s. WILLIAMS, ST. Louis, Mo.
l. P. FISHER, San Francisco. Cal
ED PIoUErTE of Virginia City, is authorized Agent
receive subscribers and moneys His receipt will be good
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Narro5o Escdpe.-On Monday last, two men named Tom
Edwards and Sam Sweeney, who were drifting on the
Rogers Sweeney discovery claim in the Gulch now
owned by Parker Moore s. Co, the foot of Wallace
street suddenly surprised by caused by care
essness tmberng which permitted the falling in OF the
roof In spite of every effort the part of the miners 10
release them the tediouSness of the operation such
that they werd not reached till daybreak on Tues
day. When found. the were not injured, though
faint and weak being protected by the mbers from the
falling earth around them 1t almost miraculous
escape and hundreds of sympahizers who visited the
spot all evnced deepest anxiety for their safety con-
cerunr which little hope was felt till within two three
hours of their rescue.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Lead Mine j. s. RockfelOw handled US, on Wednes-
day last bar Of very fine lead out OF the ore from
mine of that metal in RatteSnake district This new add-
our mineral may be wanted for missiles in
Indian or other warare but it very desirable and USE
full in the piping times of peace Under the new regimes
quantities as an amalgamatOr instead Of quicksilver, TO
which is much superior, mainly, it probable on ac'
count of the high temperature at which must be used in
order TO maintain its udity but it is also valuable
account of its being comparatively inocuous in handling
and working.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

CircunpoEar AnusementS-On Monday last, the day of
the municipal election the number of foksho got tight
and then broke loose largely in excess of anything
previously visible in Virginia for the last two years ith
one exception the muscular demonstrations confined
to old acouainances and wonderful harm was done
One unfortunate got q torn wound in the arm, we hear
Argument the folly of such conduct is useless We
record it with sigh and hope that increasing intelligence
will diminish the frequency of such exhibitions. When
exercising the franchise eemen should be both sober and
grave. 1t is great responsibility.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Double Team of " Fathers. On Wednesday last
Municipal Senators Of the preceding term met in con-
clave with the newly elected officials but harmony ruled
not in the. councils The departing municipal officers de-
posed Acting Mayor Casner; elected Alderman Daems as
President and went work gravey as il they mad the
power to do They appointed committee 10 canvass
the votes cast at the election named time for the FL
committee report and they hold the books Ihey
adjourned without putting the notion until yesterday
at nine A. The Acting Mayor this time, TOOK nus seat
as President The principal business the receiving
and reading of PETITIONS against the election OF j. M
Casner Geo. w Hynson and j. ID. Douglas on the ground
of fraud bogus votes etc. We hear that y u Dougas
having fad his oath and his bond City Clerk, cons
Gated the books w II. Chies repeved. Matters are
rather confused present though strict decorum pre-
walls The co,.rts will have 10 settle matters but the
urshot viii probably he that the City Charter viii ne
knocked on the head.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Neo Inquisition--Much and Fome little ir
tation caused by the visit of nqusve gentleman
who first sight might have been mistaken for road
agent as invariably suggested uplifting Of the hand
previous propoundng series of questions as to the age
residence citizenship, voting power and number OF times
it was exercised Gf any at the municipal election, on
Monday. It was huge Joke Some of the boys" had
great fun with the nqusOr. The love of Office
will surely lead men to strange deeds.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

United States Cowt-Proceedrgs in ren:-In the case
Of the Revenue officers against certain goods which were
seized for want the necessary brands and marks required
by law on the motion of T. Thoroughman, w. F. Sanders
Colonel Stafford aud w. Y. Lowell the Court decided
last Thursday order appasemen of goods seized
and 70 restore them TO the bond being given
When requested to do the Court inmated its intention
10 continue the cases. issuing commissions to take evidence
the States required to hold over the case without
prejudice until the ensuing term J. S. Rockeow John
s. Lott and j. H. Mard of the Bank, are the gentlemen
appointed act such appraisers The Court stands
adjourned till this morning The opinion of Judge Munson
is mos: decidedly favor of action in the premises by the
Court ony now that the goods in custody of United
States officers The merchandise having been beed and
turned over to Marshal subject only to the orders
of the United States Court
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Inpprorements-We that Messrs Tvion and Simpson
closed and informed that their vacated
premises will be heightened by rearwa extension so
make the building large enough for Theatre This IS
much be desired and have no doubt that the pro-
ectOrs will be amply remuuerated for their outlay The
vacant opposite j. s. ROckelows jackson street.
is also being retted and furnished for chop-house and
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

TIE Weathsr.-The weather has been variable during
the past week On Thursday heavy thaw set in, soon
covering the streets with mud and water. For few
moments at about four o'clock p m light rain fel-the
first of the This ceased, and heavy gale
carrying snowstorm on its wings ragged for greater
part of the night and early yesterday morning
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

On Saturday last Justus Cooke was driving cutie
MP the hill between Wallace and Cover streets the hors
suddenly plunged forward intending to make fnnaW
Unfortunately the lines broke with The quick jerk and th
Jeha was deposited the The horse wildly W
Wallace street, and dashed under Lambrechts stoop
making smhereens" of the cutter but doing no injury
O himself
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Municipal EIecioR-The following is the list of Mimic
ipal officers elected last Monday Mayor J. NJ Cast
ner; Aldermen 1st Ward, Henry Metz and J. B. Hutch
son 2nd Ward George Hynson; Sd Ward George ii
Hanna; 4th Ward Henry NOrer. The other officials are
Treasurer j. S. Rockfeow; Attorney, w. H. Chles
Clerk j. D. Douglas; Marshal, j. B. Caven; Street Com
missioner, Rocky Thomas City Assessor A budd q
Cr+b
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

JudiciaL-Judge Munson will stay in the city until after
the disposal Of the when he will leave for
Helena to adirdicate similar proceedings there Since
his arrival the Territory the learned gentleman has been
most assiduOus in his attention business having passed
nv far the greater portion of his time the Bench.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Canine-NIr Murphy of the Nelson Mining Co., some
time ago lost valuable dog. and aer fuitless search
made up his mind that had stolen his faithful
canine friend Eleven days after the disappearance of the
animal he found alive in a shaft, where he had been
accideny imprisoned without food during the eleven
days The animal is rapidly reganing strength and flesh
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Generous ofer.-A most singular announcement on an
illuminated sign over the old Harpers Shebang has ap
peared for the last few days and more prominently at
night Everything for the boys is the motto Of which
we speak Wonder whether health wealth fame quiet
conscience there 0btanabe included in the every.
-
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

to the iuclemeney of the weather
the evening of the eth inst the party to be given that
night at the Hall of the Young Mems Literary Associa-
ton was postponed till next week.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Post Nupal Festivities On the ID inst. party OF
the guests who attended the wedding of j. N Davis on
the previous evening out for in e'norlam sleigh
ride The turn out splendid: four beautiful horses
from Foster s. Culvers stable making short work OF the
distance to Nevada and back. happier crowd never
glided over snow on a pair of bob-sieds
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

German Bail al Neudda-The Germans of Nevada and
Virginia gave grand ball at the Adelph Hail. on Satur
dav night. 1t entirely national affair and was
conducted in first rate style. All present enjoyed them
ealv hiU
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

ReRgious Notice-The Reverend p. r. Baxter of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, will preach at the
Union Church. Idaho street. at 81 O'clock this evening
February 10TH 1866 Also Sunday, at II o'clock M
and In the evening.
The Montana post., 1866-02-10

Police D0ck-There were the docket during
the past week Election complications Of muscular kind
remained unnoticed. If wants black eye, in
the year tacy permitted that he shall receive it free
of COSTS that day.