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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09
CONFIRMED.

BY reference to our kilograms, it will
be seen that Major Jno. p. Bruce has
been confirmed as Secretary of Montana.
Quite a sensation was created by the
dispatch. as it was inferred from it that
Sam Word, our townsman and District
Attorney. was confirmed as Governor of
the Territory. Unfortunately for the
sensation part of the story, it turns out
that it is Sam. Ward, of Kentucky, who
goes TO Washington Territory as Gov
ernor. In regard to the Secretary there
is not a shadow of doubt, and we con-
gratulate our genial, courteous, $50 we
CO. brother knight on his accession to
the position.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09
A SERIOUS MISTAKE.

1t will be remembered that few weeks
ago the Gazette stated that it knew every
man and officer of the U. l.. a. in Helena,
their initiative ritual, signs, grips, oaths
and all the diabola of the institution, and
made a promise that whenever black
enough ink could be obtained they would
print the roll of their infamy. Well,
this much as prologue. The editorial
corps-or corpse-of that paper repre-
sents Edgerton in the Council, and has
been here during the session. Two days
ago he met the Vice President of the U.
L. A of Helena, and engaged in politi-
cal conversation with him, in which he
stated the fact, that the times looked
dark for the Democracy, that they must
organize, and work to defeat the Leag-
uers, that the success of the Democratic
party depended upon the change in the
election law, etc. Didn't know you was
in the enemy's camp that time, did you ?
or do you not know anything about the
organization except the imaginings of
YOUR terror-stricken hearth You do not
fear it, either, do yoG Then why did
you work and vote for changing the
election law so as TO fill the county
offices of Edgerton with NJ. NJ. AS some
months before the time of the present
incumbents expiredT When you make
up your roll of the V. U. L. A. let us
know. Have you Major Bruce's name,
and the members from Madison on
the listT
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09

he is an opponent to be feared, and an
able champion of any principle he ad-
vocates. For oratory and argumentative
skill he has few equals, and his long ex-
Perience eminently fits him for the
office he has been chosen to fill. His
term expires in 1869. but it is not
probable the State he represents will
fail to return him at its expiration,
should not the people of the Union con
fer upon him higher honors than he has
vet received
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09

SAYINGS OF JOSH BnLINGs.-I like
them kind of boys who are always try
ing to lift half ton.
Let the world understand that you kan
be spit upon, and you are spit-bOx for
life.
1t costs more money now daze to feed
and clothe " ct settry" than any other
feller in the family.
Conscience is nothing but reason more
or less edicated; conscience is not so
strong a natural gift as an ear of musick.
Thare is now and then lion puts on
jackass skin, and for which he duz it
the Lord only knows.
Looking glasses won't lie, but they
tell some otfal plain truths once in
considerable while.
A dog is the only dependent that l
kno ov upon whom yu kan alluz rely as
q friend.
Thare is no one who is so certain NV
allaz feeling good es he whose own
vanity alluz supplize his own hopper
with a grist. .-..
If you are going to help a man, be
lively about it promised assistance after
a while is considered a debt.
Don't never profess much, for if you
get il right, nobody will remember ii !;
and if you get it wrong no one will dis
remember it.
Sum people are very apt to think that
their opinion, backed up by a pair OF
hosses and coachman, is omnipotence,
but hev, thus far, put more heft of
confidence in brains than hev by long
odds in hoss feed.
TLis trying tew live on the reputashun
NV n ded grandfather is just about as
enterprising as trying to hatch out rotten
eggs under tin weatbercock-
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09
THE sITUATION-LOYA WEIR.
SION.

The present condition of our national
affairs is more gratifying to-day than at
any time since, "by bloody accident" a
traitor TO his party, and the principles
upon which he was chosen chief assist
ant to him whose name will be ever sa-
cred in the hearts of loyal Americans,
succeeded to that position which his
vulgarity, usurpation and detection has
disgraced. We have seen by his ambi-
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09

A letter from Captain Fisk; who head
ed an overland expedition to Montana
last spring, states that more than 5000
emigrants have been murdered by lndi-
ans on Bozeman's cutoff route, and the
whole route is strewn with fresh graves.
Il Reese Riuer ReUeiile, FEB. 1S.
How's that Captain? Either n mis-
take of the printer or you.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09

x oar Ageats IN the different tolons
nd mining camps Of the Territory and
.7.sJ,1srs. ciH please take notice that the
.,rrs Of subscription for the Posi- hoUe
s,sa Increased to $3.50 per quarter, $500
s,r si.E months, and $500 for one gear.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l,

and explains itself fully.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March l, 1867.
To CART. JAS. L. FISK, Ed. HERALD:
Congress has annihilated the bogus Legisla-
ture of Montana and annulled its laws. The
election is fixed for September. u. S. Judges
salaries fixed at $500. Montanians cele-
brate here tonight. (Signed,J
r. E. Fisk, JIM WHITLATCH, and Others.
The above dispatch is fitting climax
to the farcical proceedings of the Legis-
lature yesterday. We give due credit
to those of the Democratic party who,
when the Legislature was convened,
endeavored to atone for the sins of the
party by so amending the old laws as
TO better provide for the interests of the
Territory, and defeated the infamous at
tempts of the bitter, rabid ire-eaters, to
add to their blackened record by prema-
turely stutting every POsItion NsIsl, DUIII-
ocrats, and endeavoring to cheat the
Union party out of their rights. But
for those who did endeavor to do this,
we say, thank God your Vaccinations
were still-born, although you little knew
it. 1t is probable that the proceedings
of all the Sessions, except the Bannack
Session, are declared illegal, as decided
by the Territorial Judges. What lot
of toll roads will suffer in consequence ?
What sumner this will be for the
Democracy, the Capital, Penitentiary
and Agricultural College men. The
Herald is out in an Extra, with sensa-
tioE heads, and says a general jubilee
was held in Helena, with speeches. mu-
sic, etc.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-03-09
THE FINALE.

The following little item of informa-
tion came over from Helena yesterday
evening, and come among the Democra-
cy like the breath of the sirocco.
rended,
Come like the waves come when nayies are
stranded
1t is a new phase of "The Situation, "
and explains itself fully.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

~ - assr AUeUsr 9ssA. IN. Fraa.s usn isnss
1RO1 DVlKlRK AID sAIsAI AUCA-
~ No. York $3.50 ffom Union DeeoN:
Use =. =. kxS<ses nat, nor D.nki.a ,gfss::
and connssas = RsRaalissills and Corning With
tas1soo ! |. nsRr.. ael mo. sssaio. - =
s,ss = +. IiGhaalnG E1prsas, m ~
naaea, Nuld<ys sxsspssdl stops q Hsts.,is.
VIE . = esp ins.s..ss..s ~ - -
sse tram y iron sa'.0' ana arrives ~ NV i'f1
AIS z. @ asw. York Eight Espress, hrs.
Dunkitk, tessdays vxcepted1. esops st sa1aman.
.ss s' :r d. ~ NJ. .aR gsr1 :.
soAnsctiss with Afternoon rraips md 1tsan.
ESQ y ''s Cins ss1 HnPrs:s, ne- Dan.
kIrk, (tunaays sxcepted) stops ~ saismsnca q
HISS r. \ nd oonusS,s ;. Hornsilsvills With
York g. :25 Pm.
HA0M nUFFALO-By New York tine ffon D.
. . pos cor e.sh.as: .na 1lss,ss1 .srs... -.
days sxc@pted) stops u Hornslsvile sos m,
tRknG susqushasna Eli p. M. (Dt les Turner'S
b s..s n n ID ss.s
svasna Western Railroad, Al 1t Jssssy Oty
with Midnight kxprss: :, ain Of Ne. !sr:., ka,k
road for Philadelphia baitiR ore and Wellington.
SEQ A. =. ExPrsss nail, via Avon and Ilor-
nel,sviile lsandays exeeptsdl. Arrives II New
s9,e s.ss y: n,- Il
Baltimore, Weshinetsu ssdpcants tostA.
a.2o r. n. LiGhsning Exprsss, sunaays ~
csptsd). Stop ~ Horneli.vi ie t:15 p. \. teup.l
and arrives in New York 1.oa = n. Connects 4
jersey City Nth Morning. kxpssse Train o. New
Jsrssy Rair ID TOR Baltimore and Washington,
and Il New York With Morning KxDrsss Trails for
bnstuu and New Enelsnh Cit-s.
clio r. N. New York Night GxpTess
DAILY. St. psa Al Po' tag SIS p, m. (sup.) inter
scetins q fIofpsilssils with the AIS p a. TraiL
from Ounkirk, and arrive In New York u 1890
p.m.
1870 r. m. Cinoinnati Express, (aundays
excepted) stops At suequehsnn 7:3u MT Bkftk
Turner'S ITO p. m, (Dintl and arrives In New
York ut 3 ~ N. Connects ut Eltptra With
Northern Central RallSay for HnJrisburs, Phila-
Sslphis- baltimore, Washington and totDts Aoath,
ii Greet Bend With Delaware, LAekswaana 4
WEBSTER Railroad fos scfanton, freaton Ard phii-
edeIphla ana At New York with Afternoon Trains
AID steamers for Boston and Now England Cities
Only One Train Esst on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 p m and reaching New York At 1890 p. m.
Bosrox AND E1w ENGLAND PAssssoEEs with their
Barease are transferred free Of charge In New York
-
kTo pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
presents many objects OF interest raising through tho
beautiful valleys Of the Chemnng, eusquehanna, Dsia-
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama Of
OF natures beauties commands attention.
THs sss4 vHsrrl AND Mosr TuxrNous eLsRp-
rsa Co.cHxs GIN THE WONLD-k1 Accomps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

CHANGE OF TIME.
On aud after Monday, May 9th, 1897, tuntl
further notice) Trains will run Is follows:
Lsavs xAxrIro.. Aasrr AZ nAnrIros. !.
Express No 4.....-7:25 N Mail No. 1.......2b5 n
st. s Eon = Exp s:ss g i No Exp $50
Freight No a...1:s5 P N Fright No - s.35 n
Nos ard 2, daily: and u Daily, except sundas.
omnibusses leave soEuK 20 minutes earlier than
the shove time and fall connecting with all PAs
senger Trains At Hsmtou
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN
Le.ves x eshuk at 500 p. M, will arrive in
St. Louis At etl5 .. m.
Leave st Louis A. 6;1O p. M, arrive ut X ..
okuk ut TOO n. m.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through between
Hamilton st Louis.
FARE sAMRA AS By BOAT.
This new and short route offers greater Inducements
than any 9th y, II being 20 much
THE SHORTEST 4 MOST DIRECT
n s. Loais, Springfield 1b.ede. f.dianapost. oatrs.
BostoH, Gnd az potsts in ~ o. s.
rhrpngh Tickets d lew aS the Lswest !!
New and ELEGANT Sleeping Cars from B!n City 10
lafayette that rot good nights rest
whils pursuing th.ir journey
Baggage checked throu Gh TO all principal points.
nxpr~as Freight Train rnns through fson Toisdo to
Keokuk Is hours Over and damAg
settled Rates ~ low ~ by any other route.
oPFTcE-1n Stone Depot, corner Front aud johnson
v. Il. MeD0EL, Gesl. Ar. Keoksk,
Asnt Wsstzn Diyiam, G~nI apf.
naye-dsw Springfield. Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

On and AFTER Tuesday, April 9th, 1857, and until fx-
thsr notice trains will run - foilows
LIST fr.nlssva u. Madison u =. n, daily, eScspt
Monday.
ID Train Leaves Ksokuk At 716 .. m, daily, except
eunday.
81 Trsin leaves IT. Madison 1t 1915 daily sxospt
gundsy rB-e. es{z
4th Train leaves Keokuk at p, m, daily, except
Sunday.
ne ist Tvaib down ~i connect ct keokuk With the
Keokuk St Louis Pack etr; and Des MINES Valley Ak
With the Northern Lies Packet Cpmpsnys Boats q n
naAieon making connections With Rsi.rcAdn at
Duriinston, Rack Island. sad Davenport.
II "a Train leaving #. AAdison, mAkss oonnsciou
WITH he De Moines Valley sfssrnecn Train, and ths
TOLEDO wabash Western B.
Tickets al points for sale By Agents at the 0cea
Of he Company.
.spro -; BuktI- sscy-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

rHs sss4 vHHrn. rrp AND Mosr LuxrlIous eLsKr-
rsa Co.cH GIN THE WORLD ~ Accomp&
nv ali ight trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
BLANL BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, LedgerS,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable l. receiv-
Anything In line he procured 10 the American
or foertgr ma, kcs. furnished At short notice. and
manufA tursvs' or importer prices.
Bay ers coDrg to the ty will do well to examine this
stock before s~IeeiipE and orers received through the
mail will receive the careful attention Of experienced
clerks
2OG. 900 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Gr-,d-s fer sale INV tho whole ale and Retail
Erads; Printing Paper, all sizes mill prices,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
The White Pine Compound.

at was early 10 the spring of go that this compound
originated. A member Of my fsmilt VS. amietod
with irritation Of the throat. attended With diss
sreablo cough. had for Donhs previous thought
preparation having for is sss the itside bark o.
white might be COMPOUNDED TO he very uscfu
ds-ases Of the throat and inpgs To test tbs vsius
OF II IN the alluded 10, compounded small guam
tty the medicine that bad been planning, and enys
1t In tssspoontui doses The result vas eIeesdipsy
gratifying within days the irritation Of the throat
removed, cough subsidized and speedy cure ~@
effected Room after this sent TO lady In Lon
dondcrry N H. who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough, oocasoued BY sudden cold, and had
raised mucous strrsksd With blood. She soon found re-
lief md sent for more bhe took about ten ounces Of
H. and got we'll j. b. Clark, Eaq edthr o. the Man
rheatur Dniiy Mirror made trial Of the same pfepAra-
ton In the cold and cured mm-di.
ateiy. He VS. 90 highly peased WITH the resnIn ans
fore the public that he fnaly persuaded me- 70 gvsha
uame, aud send II shruad 70 bsnsnt tbs suneffne In
November, 1860 Ast advertised IL under the name OF
White Pine Compound. In two ysars from that time
there had been whoiesaled in Manchester alone one
hn ndrsd Dollar weyth where took the ictd Of all tbs
cough In the MARKET andt stii Maintains that
position There good ressons for this IT Is very sooth
Ing healing In nature, 10 warming 10 tho a'om-
sch aud pleasant vihal 10 the TASTE and exceedingly
chssp.
Asa remedy for kidney complaints the " bite Pine
Compound stands unrtvAed II not originated TOY
purpose but person 10 using IL for eoosh 80
not only cured OF the cough but was also enfeo o.
kidney difficulty OF tsn cars standing since in'
cdentai discovery many Thousands have nseo of ~"
same com plaint ard havs been completely eufrn.
Tho above was written Try Dr.. Poland, 10 info I'm
then n in Manchester, the WHIT Pine COMPOUND mas
In an the lead OF Cough remedies ~ wei PfTpo
ration for the cure Of Kidney difficulties, 10 every CITY
towp village and hamlet throughout the New England
States. -
ectuaI,
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-25
PERRY FULLER. ALEX. MCDONALD.
PERRY FULLER g. CO..
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 25i Broadway,
N EW YORK,

REFER TO l.y ...W
n. Y. Nat. Exchange Bank, New York, ,.a 10
lsett, Kerr d Co., Bankers T.
Merchants Nat Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank, Fort Smith 't7"'
National Bank, Lawrence Kansas,
Gaylord Leayenworth Co., Bankers st. Louis,
Mcssrs. Bradford, Wells d. Co., ..r.'r -'-' IA
-" Buckley, Sheldon d Co., ..t ......
We beg leave inform the public that we ore
engaged IN the Commission Business in this city,
ana VIII be happy to,attend to any business en-.
trusted to our care. We are prepared to receive on
consignment, Cotton, WOOL Hour, Beef PORK,
litdes, fn's, Pettries, or any kinds of Produce ,r
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on The
same. .f.. ~.
Business faithfully attended TO- and remittance,
promptly made
- we are also prepared to purchase Dry Goods,
Groceries, md all kinds of Merchandise, at the
lowest market prices. and to nsurng and shipping
the same by the most reliable companies. . an
We respectfully solicit your custom. ..,ol
PERRY FULLER & CO.
Nov. 81, 'G6. ..r'.. .- 0lr''' - ,Iag.
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-25
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOyERNCR,
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
TO he ShertfS of The SererW couatieS-GREEr-
ING.
WIIEREAS 4 vacancy exist, in the oalcc
W OF Lieutenant Governor Of this State
cal,sed by the resignation of The Hon. C.. G.
Bliss,
therefore, The Sherilrs of the counties being
required by law to give notice, by proclana-
ton, of the time and several places of holding
elections, and also ofthc officers to be elected
YOU archcrcby commanded to cause an election
to be held, in pursuance Of the statute in such
eases madc and provided, in their respective
counties. on Friday, the 22d day of Febuary.
A. ID. 1867, next, for the election of a Lieu
senan, Governor to ill said vacancy.
In testimony whcrcofl have hcrcunto
,>>~l set my hand aud caused the seal of
L.s.( the state to be affixed at l.ittleI;ock.
'">' ON the 10Th day of November, 4. u.
1860.
ISAAC MURPHY.
>, -. Horenor II .IrkdDSdS.
RoDrRr j. T. WHIT.
Nccrdory ~ STATE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
Neck-Twisting in Church.

n good story is told of an eccentric old
parson, who was sorcly annoyed by a habit
bis people had acquired (and which prevails,
by the way in all other churches, even now
and hereabouts to some extent) of twisting
their nccks around every time anybody enter
cd the door, and passed up the aisle of the
Westinghouse, to sec what manner of person
it might be. Wearriod with tho annoyance,
the old man exclaimed one Sunday:
" Brethren, if you will only cease turning
your heads round whenever the door opens
and will keep your attention on me. will
promise to tell you, rs J preach, who it is that
comes in
Accordingly he went OH with the services
and presently made stop as ono Of the dea-
cons entered, saying
"That is Deacon who keeps the groc.
cry opposite
And then no announced in turn, the ad-
vent of each individual, proceeding the while
with his sermon as composcdly as the orcum.
stances would admit, when at last stranger
came in, when lie cried out
A little old man in grocn spectsclcs, md
drab overcoat-dont knew him--you oau
all turn round and look for yourselves this
time"
1t is hardly necessary to add that the good
man carried his point, and there was but little
neck twisting seen in his congregation after
that day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
TO GDNSUNHR.-EH1 ES.

'Tl1E ADVERTISER, having been restored to
l health in n few weeks by II very simple rene
dy, after having suffered for several years Will,
severe lung affection. and that dread disease Con-
smmptinn--is anxious TO make known to his fcl-
low-sntlcrcrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send n copy Of the
prescription used (rce of chnrgc). with the dircc-
,nns Tor preparing and using tho oa,no, rhiah they
will find n SURE UrnR ron CoNSrMrTioN. AsrmMA,
BnoNCnITis. CorGTs. CoLps. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object Of the advcrl-
ser i'll sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which hc con-
ccivcs to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
CT will try his remedy. as i! will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, TREE by return mail will please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Nav e. 1867 33 -.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22

dan, but the opinion of tho Cabinet will, Of
course, apply to the action of the four other
commanders. No doubt, tho forthcoming
opinion of the Attorney General, in accordance
with the reasoning by which it is understood
the decision referred to was arrived at, will
fully justify the legality and propriety of this
determination. 1t scarcely need be sugges-
ted that the issuing of orders replacing tho
deposed officers, which may become necessary
rs a consequence Of this decision of the Gov
crnmcnt, would be no ground for Cen Sheri-
dan to apply to be relieved from the position
he now holds. Much less would it warrant
the inference that the Administration con-
templates or desires his removal for his errors.
We feel authorized to say that the spccula-
tons OF sensational Journals upon this point,
however they may attempt to support them by
representations of ingenious man@uyres Of
either the friends or enemies of the General
arc wholly without foundation"
LATER.-It is almost certain that those
acts of District Commanders which, in the
opinion of the Cabinet, have transocndcd the
provisions of tho Military Acts, will be re-
,crscd; that the powers of the several Pro
visonal Governments will be restored and that
their functionarics will hereafter be removed
only by Court Martial or by Act Of Congress.
This is the decision Of the Cabinet, Secretary
Stanton alone dissenting.
Theprobability of the tender of designations
on the part Of the District commanders i'll con-
sequence Of these roYersals and restraints upon
their action, was discussed Such action was
matter e, apprehension and would be de-
percd. 1t was held, however, that as Dis
trict commanders, they were to be regarded
as soldiers on duty, and no matter how un-
pleasant might be the obligation upon them
they could not abandon their posts.
The Internal Revenue receipts to day
amount to SS40,000 The total receipts from
Customs from the lst to the Stl inst, amount
to nearly s3,000,000
| The steamship Constitution sailed from San
Francisco to- day with sl,0l5,O00 in treasure
on board, sS04,0O0 of which was intended for
| New York.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
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orders far liny Kinds Of Jvutchcs P.omyal.;
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