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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-29
IN HIS OWN COIN,

The Monroe doctrine has been put to
the test in Mexico and the present ad-
ministration has sustained IL by recog
nizing the Juarez government and re
fusing TO recognize that of Maximilian.
While the feeling of the people is in
administration in this matter, and all
were gratified to hear of the withdrawal
of the French and the subsequent de-
molition of the Imperialists, we do not
know that the sympathy is very intense
for The Liberals It was not that we
loved Juarez more but that we loved the
French despotism less, and we probably
would have been divided on the question
to day, had il not offered an opportunity
of avowing our intention TO stand by an
accepted principle of our National faith,
thoroughly considered beforehand, and
firmly resolved upon. The fact of the
French Emperor having taken advantage
of our national peril to stealthily in
wade the Western continent with armed
Imperialism, might have aroused the in
dignation Of only portion of the Ameri-
can people, and it is we'll that the con-
viction had become a settled one, long
before, aud was unshaken by, the re
bellion, or there now would have been
an established Empire in Mexico. 1t
was fear of American hostility that in
duced Napoleon to withdraw his army,
no nobler motive. Had the object been
accomplished and one Empire establish
ed on this ntinent,another and another
of the little Repnblic%ofthe South would
have been drawn into the folds of des-
potism, and a balance of rover built
up on this side of the Atlantic as well as
the other. Minister Campbell was order
ed to report TO the Juarez government,
but through some misunderstanding has
returned to New Orleans, while a sue
cessor is talked of. The United States
has accomplished the desired object,
and Mexico not being strong enough to
do any particular injury TO il, the gov
eminent can afford to act deliberately.
The declaration of Escobedo in a recent
speech, that the Liberals will retake
California from the Americans. and
march their armies TO Washington. is in
perfect accordance with that gasconading
braggart, and hardly worth quoting.
They will probably be pretty well salts
fed for a time with the blood that will
flow from the executioners blocks, and
then another revolt, another govern
ment, and another Mexican war, will be
in order. Max. makes piteoas appeals
for mercy. He stands little chance OF
receiving it, except at Kings ransom,
which it is hardly probable either France
or Austria will furnish. He established
a bad precedent in his decree of 1865, by
which all persons in arms against the
Empire, or who shall furnish subsistence
T. those who are, shall be put TO death"
He inaugurated barbarous system of
warfare; il has reverted on his own head.
The Mexicans who had a score of gene
raj officers executed under his orders,
are not likely 10 forget it in two years,
and a wholesale execution of the captur-
ed Imperialists is the most likely ter
mination of the pending trial. .- r.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-29
s<ARE YOU GOING HOMEP"

The counsel IF" Everywhere against
that annual scourge of this country. the
home JeUer, is worthy Reconsideration at
this time, as the season is at hand when
hundreds will agitate the question,
Are you going home this summer "
A few questions might also be asked
those who propose going What did
you come here for? Have you accom-
pIished that object Is there any inn
perative necessity for your return2 Does
any place in the States offer equal in
ducements with Montana for making
money? Why then do you leave it2
Which questions, in about nine cases in
ten, would be answered in their rorder as
follows: To make fortune. Mol MOI
Nol / don't know. We know 10y exPe-
riencs that large proportion of those
who seek the gold regions do so with
the expectation of realizing in few
months handsome competence, and re-
turn We all know how few are the
lucky ones who strike the rich pay
streak. compared to those who are dis
appointed, baffied. and pass through
Successive bankruptcies and solvencies
before they acquire a sum sufficient to
retire upon. 1t is somewhat diseour-
aging, no doubt, TO be a stranger in
strange land. and dead broke after hard
summers work, but remember that pla-
Ger mining is a game of chance, that it
is similar to all other speculative opera
tions, controlled by circumstances be-
yond your power TO WELD, although
managed with judgment and operated
with skill. The fortunes amassed in
this way are handsome often. and in
stances are frequent where they are
magnificent But all business of this
kind necessitates taking chances not in
cluded in what are classed as legitimate
in ordinary avocations in the States, and
are followed here because their novelty
attracts, and the inducements to embark
in enterprises offering to those who have
no capital are too great to be overcome.
All cannot reasonably expect success,
nor do they attain it. They stay few
months, year or two perhaps, and with
a morbid longing after pleasures they
cheerfully left to come here, brood over
their adverse fortunes, get homesick and
arc off for the States. Can they do as
well there, either as mechanics, laborers
or merchants, as they can here A la
bOrer's wages in the States will vary
from S25 to $50 per month in green
backs; here from 500 to $50 in gold
Staple groceries, clothing, rents. and all
requisite expenses, are not ten per cent.
higher here than in the eastern cities, as
whole, and in some articles the cur
rent rates are actually less in Montana
than IN ST. Louis or New York. Take
houT, for instance. 1t is quoted ct from
Sl5 10 Sl7 per barrel in those places;
here an article equally as good can be
obtained for 81 to IS per cwt. There,
thousands are idle who cannot possibly
obtain employment; here, every mar
may have constant labor the year round
and be pursuing legitimate business
howf How many miners are there who
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-29

PosroFFICE Business
men are quite familiar with the printed
endorsement on the envelopes of bushes
letters, requesting the postmaster, if the
letter is not called for in ten days, to re
turn it. A Schenectady merchant has
got up an improvement on this, which
rms as follows; III Mr.. don't nav
the bill in this dunning letter within ten
days, the postmaster may open this and
send Us the money himself.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-29
THE BIRTH-RIGHT OF WAN.

Afhiction, ,cne day, as she strolled on the beach,
BY the side of the fOaming billow,
Drew beautiful form on the sands of the
shore,
With the stem of a weeping willow.
Jupiter, struck with the noble plan,
As he rOaIned on the verge of the ocean.
Breathed on the figure, and, calling IL man,
Endowed il with life and with motion.
a creature so perfect in form and in frame,
So stamped with each parents impression.
Between them a point of contention became,
Each claiming the right of possession.
" He is mine," said Addiction, . gave him
his birth 90.
/ alone am his cause of creation"
- The material was furnished by me-" answer
ed Earth;
"I gave him. said love, " animation"
The Lords all assembled in solemn divan,
After hearing each claimants petition
They passed a definite judgement on man,
And thus settled his fnte's disposition.
Z" Let Affliction possess her own child till the
cares
or life cease to harrasi and goad il,
Then his body return TO Esrth-whence it rose
And his spirit to Jove who bestowed it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
IOWA TIE ms.

John B. Cough lectured at Musestine
Tuesday evening to crowded house $500. Dr..
W. o. Kulp, of Muscatine, dentist, has re-
ceived from the Missouri Dental College the
honorary degree of d. D. S. See the
Journal.
The editor Of the Muscatine Journal yis-
tied Iowa City recently. He says: % We
made visit to Iowa City, the other day The
University is prosperous, but general business
there, as everywhere else, has been very dull.
There is a great deal of talk of the Cedar
Rapids and Keokuk railway, now projected,
aud which promises to be Boon under way"
In Mt. Pleasant little boy broke his
arm, the other day, while wrestling with an
other boy ......T The residence of Judge Bur
bon, near Mt. Pleasant, was destroyed by
FIRE last Saturday night Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
The Davenport Gazette has an apprecia-
tive editorial sketch of Gen. j. B. Leake, in
connection with his being in the list of those
from whom the party will select candidate
for tse Governorsbp.
The Davenport Gazette says: " Secreta
~ McCulloch has, we learn by private advis
cee from Washington, secured the nomina>
ton of William Bnrris, formerly resident Of
Davenport, and the FIRST County Judge Of
Scott county, to the Office Of Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Second Congress
sionsl District of this State. This appoint,
ment Was made withou. the knowledge of any
one OF the Iowa members Of Congress, and
it is not at all certain that our Iowa Senators
will assent to the confirmation OF an appoin.
tee who has not resided in Iowa for more
than six years. Judge Burris would doubt
less, make an excellent Collector. His in.
tegrity. moral worth and political consisteu-
cy are beyond question, and his return to bis
old home would be welcomed BY many Of our
citizens. But we are very cure that II See
rotary McCulloch had consulted our members
of Congress, or desired to consult the people
Of the Second District, he would not have
appointed nsn.resident.n
The Jasper Free Pres is rejoicing over
the completion Of the telegraph to Newton.
Nicholas Besack gives notice in the
Newton Free Press that he viii "speak at the
Court House, on Sunday March Sd, at three
o'clock p. m, showing from the Scriptures
that Jesus Christ, the son Of Mary. is the
child born, the son given, spoken Of BY
Isaiah, and Luke's Great Son of the Highest,
Aine OF Kings, and Lord of Lords, to reign
On me earth With His saint. during the thoas.
40 ysa1 Of the nillenniun.,'
.a.a. Abrahsma Is dicsssns IN Tie |
Guthrie Esdstts "fhe Progressive Develop |
ns@ q norsi Principle in the Politics Of the
Rrsssst Day." : -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

Es0R SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
land ns.s Charis.tep ~ sOsaty, Iovs. GOOD i'm
provsmens thereon. Price t,s per Gse-va. cheap
Good title. knquirs Of VIM YuLfoN,
Janis Real Bsfsse Aren't No. s2 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

; Tssnttset q sisins ncuum... n WI
tAirs d aGssttd IN Ftaaes. ~ 10Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

REBELS or 0ovEAMMEHT Phor-
ERTx.
The eminent claims OF our lovely Crimino-
Accidental President 70 be considered the
defender, par excellence, ofthe Constitutes,
could not have 6ttsr illustration than IN the
dsvslopments resulting from the investsa'
lions recently being made into his unvsrrant
ed return TO rebels of property which had
fallen 10 the Government. Mr.. Conway,
formerly Commissioner of the Freedmen is
Bureau in Louisiana, has full report pre-
pared Of the property 80 turned over by the
President in the State of Louisiana. In that
State alone he shows that the value OF this
forfeited property held by the Government
was between fifty millions and one hundred
millions Of dollars in value. The whole OF
this property was restored TO its rebel owners
by the President, according to this exact
copy Of the orders issued By him to the Conn
missioner:
"RxxourrvE orFIcE, August 1e, 1885.
1.-THE records OF this Office show that B. r.
Leske was specially pardoned by the President on
the 37th ultimo, and was thereby restored to ell
his rights Of property except to slaves. Not
withdrawing this, IL IL understood that the pos
session Of his property Ia withheld from him.
have, therefore, to direct tina. Gen. Fisk Assistant
Commissioners at Nashville, Tenn, be instructed
by the Chief Commissioner Of Bureau Of Freedmen
70 relinquish possession of the property Of MI
Leake held by him as Assistant Commissioner,
&c., and that the same be restored immediately 10
the said Leake.
"The same sction will be had in all similar
cases. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United States"
Thinking that Mr.. Conway might not b.
sufficiently active in carrying out his imperia
wishes, he removed him and put in bis place
his lovely tool, Gen. Fullerton. He had no
been twenty days in New Orleans until nesrl,
all Of this property was surrendered over L
the rebels.
The course Of the President in the matte
seems to have been without shadow of law
Various Generals in the army, al of whom
have held this description of property, hav'
over and over again decided that its posses
sion by the Government Was as legal as tn,
possession Of any property could be. Gen
Candy, who WAS In command in the State O
Louisiana at the time this property was re-
stored, frequently put on record his decision
that this property, being abandoned in thu
sense Of the laws of war and Of nations, il
the property of the United States
Those acquainted with the laws of Congress
which control this subject, say that the Presi
dent had no authority at all TO restore tn,
property, and that his action has been usur
patton Of the most fragrant character.
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kessrr. Bost1ter d is.sfh
9EsrLKxrS Daring visit TO the west last fall,
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bnd aud noay.tesmibsted in typhoid fever. aud eon-
fined ina 10 my room for several months, duiing which
time vas physically Frustrated that almost dec
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entirely nay appetite for DAYS. NOT being able TO sat
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(bstore alluded TOY has entirely len Ny bawsla,
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A NEW REMEDY J!

1t stands for Merits without Superior.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

Thios ssay yvaf hIas hinle' pow 'wftbes
g0aF Wig
Destructive ~ etases', ssd ~ worth q hFt
Csine aged eafae yaaihhl rome HTiT sad fiif,
Aed fe)blee IL Jour = IafWias' ash
SEPARATOR cApiLLf.
W. f%sslofiha hsif atsh bald head lfem
shaievef rauas II niag have iafleh Outl md
hfeiag q growth n hair ap1a the faos, \ has
no esasl II will iyfcs The heard W FfOw up0n
Tie smosthssi hfe 10 nom Eve IN tlHhi
weeks. Or hair upon bald heads 10 RON
two " three months 4 few Ignorant
practitioners have asserted that tlefe u
nothing thsl will hfee o. hasten the gfgvih u
tbs hall af beard fhelf assertions are false ~
lhonaaads ~ nsibg witnesses from their own
etpsfienosl eau bear witness. Hut many will
SAY, how are We 10 distinguish the genuine
from Tie spnfiousi II certainly Ia difficult, Al
nlns.tchibs Of he different ptcpamsious advef.
tiyei bf The baif and beard are entirely worth
less, and you may have already thrown away
large amounts In their purchase, To such v,
would say, ny the Rcparator Cnpilll; II vii
cost you nothing unless II fully comes up 10 oui
representations. II your Druggist does no
keep Il, send US one dollar and we will fofwar'
II, postpaid, together with q receipt for th'
money, which will be returned you on applica
ton, providing entire satisfaction Is not given
Address,
W. l.. CLARK co, Chemists,
No. Q West fnyette street,
ap6-lm Syracuse, n. Y.
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Items OF reIegraphlc News.


The President was met at the de-
pot at Raleigh, N. c., on the Sd, by
the following named officers: Stat
Treasurer Battles, Secretary Of Stat,
Bell, Comptroller Bergen, Unitet
Marshal Gaclloi, mud a committee oI
the City Council.
Mr.. battles, addressing the Presi.
dent in behalf Of The people Of Nortt
Carolina, Welcomed him TO the State
The President replied; III hav,
no language adequate 10 express my
feelings and emotion on this OCCASION
| shall not now rccur 10 the scene.
Of my early life. II has not beer
my intention to make any general
remarks on this tour, but simply Il
acknowledge and express my SINGER,
thanks for the manifestations OF re-
spcct Of my fcllow-citizens. ac-
knowledge to you, sir, aud thos'
whom you represent, gratitude fol
the welcome you have given TO me
| must leave YOU aud others to infer
what | would have said if l had en-.
tered upon your remarks. Again
gentlemen, | thank YOU"
Brazilian correspondence Of MAY
9th states that the mediation Offered
10y the United States had been dc.
eiined by Brazil, and renewed pre-
parations were making for war.
Gen. Moiguez has revolted agains,
the Allies, with 1000 men.
The cholera Is raging in the Allied
camps.
A Washington special says il I,
understood that Churchill, Wilson,
Woodbridge, Williams, Eldridge and
Marshall, Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, are opposed TO anything ike tho
impeachment resolutions.
Judge Kelly has returned. Hs
gives a Gathering account Of the
Southern country, and will return al
some future day 10 stump Virginia.
The Indian Commissioner has in
formed the Adams Express Company
that he has issued orders to the en-
ployccs on the Smoky Hill route 70
Denver City to shout every Indian
within shooting distance, and TO show
them no mercy. General Hancock
ordered every Indian found North Of
the Arkansas and South Platte rivers
TO be shot.
A man named Underwood, under
sentence Of death for murder in South
Carolina, informed General Sickles
that the killing was done while aid
ing Union soldiers 10 escape nj the
risk OF his own lie. Sickles has or
dered an Investigation.
Ex-Governor Perry, Of South
Carolina, has written another letter
wherein he says that cnhscation il
preferable TO negro rule.
Gen. Pops i being petitioncd BY
FIVE hundred negroes to remove the
Mayor and Council Of Savannah, on
the ground that negroes anuot OBJ
tain Justice ffpm them.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

Ne pegple n che Aeih # els,
,gef fase ealsf ~ pfesioas political
oanims, mn haze ~ politics 81 this
,imo TIE se,im peoplsd the south,
sscsssiopisia Whlgs, uaioo mcn and
iofmef a%laesa, ne alils eonanet D.
one plan N feom4'rudion, whleh
embraces Inc single Alternative NJ bell
% one side, and the Ic'sbaiiy d
something btigf ou The oal,ef. The
agitation among oarslsss n ques'
,Ions whrh involve rsa issr= and
awaken remembrance Of posi wrong
can result IN nothing bat injury h
ourselves. "iat the dcad Inst ber,
"a dead ''4-tlp present and fotur'
are houghs with mOmentons issue
which claim our attention -isuc
which 10 effect eur common interests
happiness and prosperity, that ever,
true man must feel willing In con
tcmplahng them 10 lay aside his pre-
ludices AMI unto with his fcllow-citi
tcns, OF whatever color or prcviou
nolitioal elsnions. In disoharping thl
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sHERIFT,s SALE.

BY virtue Of a venditiopi expeus b. me a.
rected from the Circuit Court Of Pamela county,
Mis-, in favor Of @. W, Nelson VI r. n Martin
ct a., ! will, on Monday, the let day o. July
1851, al the eourt-house door, in the town Of
Pamela, within lawful hours, oaer for sale TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the 6Ilowfng
property to-wit; A Lot or parcel Of ground In
the village of Eureka, being a part Of the
southeast quarter Of section SIX, township tan,
range sir, west 10 Pamela county, Mississippi,
together with store. house, shops, and other
buildhpw and improvements thereon and there.
to appertainisg or belonging, except The part
Of said lot conveyed by Martin 4 Dye 10 ".
Perahousc, July, 1860, lying and being In
pmoax county, Mss lsvied On As the property
Of said n II Martin, 70 satisfy said vcsdiiioui
'FPonss, ia naiLu R,pf'os sissr
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Know Thy ttiny.

MADAME b. y. tSTey, the
great English Astrol, Clairvey-
ant and Psycbome.t, who has
astonished the SCENT sses Of the
Old World, has now bed herself
at Hudson, N. Y. inc Thorn
ton possesses sucL Irful powers
Of second sight, as tible her to
impart knowledge ofkreatest i'm
por,ancc to the SIM married Of
either sex. While N Q Of trance,
she delineates the features Of
the person you are Try, and BY
the aid Of On inssruI Of intense
powersknown as ~thekhomotrope,
guarantees to prodpbife.like pic
ture Of the future ia or wife Of.
the applicant, tofIwith date Of
marriage, posi,ioi5 life, leading
traits Of chanctei This 10 no
humbug, as thopi Of testimo-
malls can assert. ill send when
desired . certified date, or writ
ten guarantee, shb picture Is
what II purpor,s tdy enclosing
a small lock Of and stating
place Of birth, atPosition and
complexion. and ag fifty cents
aud stamped envltddresscd 70
yourseIf, you vill the picture
and desired infdeh BY return
mail. All ecmupiOns sscredly
confidential. Ado condolences,
MADAME Z. y. Ttts, p. o. Boz
2sS, Hudson N. " sP6-iy
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Whereas n me- Aauh ltrm, isff, d Ne
Pf5bsis sBan NJ pAaalt e0HHiy Mississippi,
slisr lnltsmeslafy 6f me last will and tesla
neat ~ Haihew Ciantes Deceased, we're
rahfed 10 NJ uhdenignedby said coafti Nos
~ aediiaf ~ The ds ssaei are bsFHhy notified
10 have ilssif elaima daily Pniniai and fegiA
tired N ihs Probate CleTk Office ~ said e0un=
W within The Tine limited ny Law, else they
viii be- brewer barred.
IunA.ol ROBERT .. CLAHTON,
A. TODD, BnecutorA.