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The Montana post., 1868-03-07

memory was 80 good, for / could in
how badly she would have felt ;tI
not remembered her cousin dn.,nne ne BY
past six or seven quiet years Of ~ u
TAXING Gen. Longstreet. a tall ms III
natured looking man, by the h. good
shaking il cordially, he exn,.s. G an
pleasure at seeing him there sn5 y hi
that they should never meet 81. noped
der less pleasant auspices. NJ Han IN
duced him to Major General tntfO-
chief of staff and to the GensrsI hng,
manding, who in his mild and ,SS oS
manner extended his hand, accomraI
ing IL with a kindly welcome paef
We will Eot Jsukinize .tlis ,toil..
the laoiess perhaps in conseoueness ess o
our Ignorance of verythinc berta;e, O
to them; for even if aware Of tha c ~il As
ial, we could not tell whether thsr Ia'et
trimmed with mouaTe ribbon .Ish Ih
tarletan. or green filoselle. '"lN
During the evening lady askad e.
had seen Miss Winnie Ream. tbs s We
ptress? We had not. That ;sh
standing over there, dressed 40 r;,IS Is'
and leaning on the arm of Senator Pol!
of Kansas" The lady with the SosS
eyes and long black curls 2" yes 1;.t
a deep red satin dress on" "The iaa.
her (she continue6) being awarded s1S
900 to execute q statue of Mr.. LincJ,
for the Capitol building when She !.
nothing but an Arkansas girl, born sn5
bred in the cypress swamps about Fo,,
Smith, opine, then a common clerk :
the Treasury Department, ana no.
after little study, assuming n /,
a c0Rn0ssieur in her professionals
ridiculousl" How are her works gsro
rally regarded ~ "0h, everybody ssv.
that they are excellent" which reyeaI.i
the fact at once that envy swayed on,
fair companion, and biased her towaT5
that charming little sprite-Miss Winnie
who looks rs if she was very smart And
that somebody had told her so.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines, of New Orleans, who
is attending to some heavy law suits
now pending in the Supreme court, was
quite an object OF attraction, not only in
of her national reputation
as a financier with her own vast for,
tunes, but her extremely youthful an.
pearance, being at least three score and
ten, and looking as younga as most ladies
at thirty-fve.
1t would take us too long to partieu-
larize the many distinguished visitors
who were present on :his occasion. Il
some of the most distinguish.
I'd officers of the army and navy, Sena-
,ors, Representatives, Associate Justice,
)f the Supreme court, attaches for the
ereign legations, resident here. and
many celebrated and representative men
rom all sections OF the country, TEN.
sojourning here. 1t is gene
ally conceded to have been one of the
greatest popular ovations ever EXTENDED
% an official in this city, and is regard
e as an evidence of the universal es.
eem in which the Great Soldier of the
Republic is held by the people.
CHIEF.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 9. 1866.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Misery has company-General Grants Recep-
on-"Next"-Reporting at Headquarters
"RadicaT' Change in the General-Jones,
Brown and Smith are Announced by the
"Freedmen's Bureau"-Little PhiI-"Do you
Know my cousin7"-Generai Longstreet-
Winnie Ream, the Arkansas GirI-Mrs. Gen.
Gaines, Young at atSeventy-A Popular Ovation.
EDITOR PosT: Charles Dickens, in
his american Notes." in addition TO
quite larger number of misrepresen-
tations, told some very plain truths
about this "city of Magnificent Inteis-
tions-" Among the latter, he said that
no one would live here, in his Judgment
if it were not for the fact that 1t was the
Capitol of the nation. The force of this
simple observation will strike one
when he arrives here and labors awhile
under the delightful influences of a
Washington cold and its luxurious con-
comitants-a sore throat and q grave
yard cough-which nearly all transient
sojourners are afflicted with. This less
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
From the Gazette, February 90:

From the Gazette, February 90:
A town called Paynesville, has been
/ laid out in Boomerang gulch, near BoIl
der valley. 1t Is believed the gulches
| will afford employment to 1000 men
pay ranges from three to ten cents per
pan. >. = .Postmaster-Genera Randall
advertises for tri weekly service between
Helena and Virginia, distance, 130 miles,
time, SO hours; between Helena and Iell
Gate, tri-weekiy; distance, TO miles
time, three days. : Hon. Jas. NJ. Cayan
augh made speech in Washington,
Feb. IL, at a mass meeting, in favorOf
the rights of American citizens abroad
j.. "A correspondent at Radersburg says
that an attempt was made to assasinate
Mr.. haDouse, (Ed, formerly of this place,
we presume,) a witness for the defense
in the Roland murder trial The affair
occurred in the street, about 10 O'Clock
at night. He received several cuts with
knife, and snapped his revolver three
times at the would be assassin. Although
1t missed fire, the unknown assassin
fled. kanouse left next morning with
out making complaint The Gazette
still advocates, among ether things, De-
mocracy. ..-..
From the Herald, February %:
Col. Fisk continues his report on
Flint Creek. He uses superlative ad-
jectives exclusively. IS. T. Moliter &
Co, ,smelted nearly $50, 1000 worth of gold
for one firm in Helena, on "Wednesday
and Thursday. "A post office hes been
established at Phillipsburg, Mr.. Bell, P.
Nj. The Herald ventures to refer to
Democrats as "them."
From the Ln6epende1lt. Feb. 2S:
Porphyritic granite, indicative of sill
yer,abounds in the Bitter Root country
Discoveries of the precious metal are re
ported from there. . Sovereign & Sui
liyan, of Phillipsburgh, commenced run
ming stage line from that place to Deer
Lodge, Monday, March I'd. Time, S
hours The James Stuart Mill started
up again Feb. 2S. Mr.. Stuart is coming
to Argenta shortly to resume operations
If prospects are favorable. Capt. E. d.
Warbass, of Phillipsburgh, has returned
after a visit to the Sweetwater and
Salmon River mines. He reports SIS
men in the Salmon mines and 100 in
Salmon City. He thinks the mines will
pay better this year than last "A town
has been laid out IN Peters gulch, near
Boulder, named Statewide. That makes
two towns in that camp. Stores, hotels
and saloons begin to show themselves.
- The average temperature for the
week ending Feb. 26 was 342 degs. above
zero. !" Frank goes il independent on
politics, and thinks we party papers be-
have shamefully
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From an exchangewe notice an advertise
ment from stock raiser, who announces that
his cattle are all branded with square and
compass.-[Colorado Times.
If the stock raiser was Mason be would
hardly have used this mark, for, if the thieves
are not Masons, the square and compass will
not save the cattle, and no true Mason would
steal them whether they had any marks on or
not. We look upon all such performances as
abuses OF Masonry.-[St. Louis FreemasOn.
We presume from the above, Messrs
Pondexter & Orr, who advertise in the
Posi- that one lot of their cattle are so
branded, have had their advertisement
pretty extensively noticed. We have
not yet communicated with them on the
subject, but will offer as their probable
reason for using it, that Masons are sup
posed to have a good deal of +" the milk
of human Kindness in them, therefore
it was proper brandy for the cows. and
as Masons generally pull well together
1t is entirely appropriate for oxen.
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REPORTED BY The W. q. TELEGRAPH COMPANY
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE TRI-wEEKLY POST.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

Local E0tfces-Ons dollar per line for thTe
lines or less IS per line for ten lines less
so cents Der line for eleven lines or more. H (.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

m JSESASE---After the presentation of few
petitions and mem orials, the Senate proceeded
to consider the impeachment rules, Anfhony
in the chair. Several amendments, mostly of
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

Adjutanf Generals ssOmce--Ksutler
3 lnfr9duees an Article ON = Swing
Gle Hejected---Stevens offers an A.
Inendment--The Loop Hole -
teft.4ihf ssa1D az yluL huafu odI
Washington, March :. - Many congresslnen
believe the bill 60. abolish the ONCE Of Adj
OF the. army will become a
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Vote for WitcIrer.

TUE AMERICAN Sroos JOURNAL -Ev.
cry Farmer and Stock Breeder should
send for copy of this magazine, and
get up club. Only 81 year. The
Proprietors offer Valuable Premiums Of
BIoOded C.pIle, Sheep, Cashmere, Gurts
Chester White Hogs. all varieties of
Fancy Poultry, SsoJ.. Agricultural I'm
pIemenls, and maay other fancy and
useful articles. Three copies sent Tree.
A large Show Bill illustrated with over
80 engraviugs Of different varieties Of
Domestic Animals, sent to any person
wishing to get up a club. Address N.
P, BOYER q co. Proprio,On, Psrkes'
burg, Chester Co., Pa.
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The purpose Of the Democratic perry
il Seymour aud Blair were elected, 10
Pludge toe country again into civil war,
was clearly exposed and properly de.
uounced. That The success oflhs dem.
ocratic party meant war. and the elect
ion Of Grant and COlfDx would give the
country peace. He said that every man
who loved bis country, and desires its
prosperity will vote the Republican
ticket.
Mr.. Carlils vas applaudsd Throughout
bis entire speech with hearty cheers, and
the effect of his earues. words will tell 10
our favor at the election today,
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Vote for Stevenson.

DISCHARGED. Mr.. Theodore Turner,
who MSS been for number of ycsrs en- ,
gagged in the manufacture Of salt for the
Mason City Sal. Company, was dis
charged by the Rebel-COl. White, one
day last week from the employ of the
Company and nsgre hired in place,
because he would not consent 10 vote fol
SOymour& Blair. Union men will you
vote with a party that stoops to such
infamy, 10 order to elecl their candi-
dates. We predict that the verdict To-
day will be MOI
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MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Register.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UMoS,
L organized TO promote and protect trade,
by enabling It's subscriber 10 attain facility
aud safety in the granting Of credits. and the
recovery Of claims at all points, have to Rn-
nouu.r that they will, on or about September
LIST. 1868. publish in one large qnarto volume:
TME MERCHANTS PRorrorIvE usioS MER'
u,NylLE RtFRScs RE0tsrER, containing among
other things the Names, / atura Of Business,
Amount NJ Capital, Financial Standing, and
rating as to Credit, Of over 10000 Of the prin'
cipal merchants. traders, bankers, manuiactu.
rers, and public companies, In more than 3d..
900 OF the cities, towns. villages, and settle
ments. throughout the United States, their ter
ritories. and the most important information
atiainnhle and necessary 10 enable the mer-
chant to ascertain Mt glance the CAFrrAL.
CHARACTER, and DI1RRE nv CRHDlT OF such Of
his customers as are deemed worthy Of any gra-
daiiun Of credit.
The reports and information 10 be given In
the RIpErER will be confined 10 those worthy
Of sons line Of credit; and as the same viii DO
based, so far NJ practicable, upon the written
statements OF the parties themselves, revised
and corrected by well known and reliable To-
gal correspondents, whose character will
prove guarantee OF the correc,ness:of the in.
formation furnished by them, 1t Is believed that
the reports will prove more truthful and CON.
pleie. and, therefore. superior TO, and Of much
greater value. than any previously issued.
by aid ofthe MERCHANTS PRoTEuuvg uSIoN
MERCANTILE REFEREScE RLuisrER. business
men will be enabled 10 ascertain. nj glunep,
the capital and graduation Of credit, rs compar.
ed with financial worth, Of nearly every mer-
chant manufacturer, trader and banker, with.
In the above named territorial limits.
~, ~ about Tho ~ n,el t,ntlh auhurrt.
bers will also receive tho MoStnLT CHRoSlcLE,
containing among other things, record Of
such important changes In the name and rondi.
ton Of firms, throughout Tho country, as may &C
cur subsequent 10 the publication Of each half
yearly volume Of the MERcASriLE REFERNrA
RLGisTLn,
Price Of The Merchants Union MerrahlliD
Reference Register. fifty dollars. (S5O;) for
which Il will he forwarded 10 any address II
the United States. transportation paid. ll
Holders n Ave $40 shares ofthe Capital Stock
in addition to participating in the pfoftsI will
receive one copy Of the MERcASfitE RktkREScE
RSGlsrER free Of charge. holders OF ten shares
will be entitled to TWO copies; and no moro
than ten shares Of the Capital Stock VIII be al.
lotted 10 any one applicant.
All remittaneeS, .orders, OF cothmu nlcaliNna q.
relative to The book should be atldre 5sed 10 tho.
Merchants Protective UnIun In the American
Exchange Bank Building No. i9E Broadway.
tBox 1861 New York. n4n
mug 95-lys
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I
A DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND
n debilitAted, whose suiferings hate been
protracted from hidden causes, and whose ca.
ssS require prompt treatment 10 render exist.
ence desirable Ifyou are suffering, OF hate
suffered, from involuntary discharges. what
effect does It produce upon your general health :
Doyou feel weak, debilitated, easily tiredi-
Does little extra exertion produce palpita-
ton Of the hearth Does voar liver or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out OF
Orderly IL your urine sometimes thick. milky,
or aocky, or Is II rupy on settlingS Or does 4
thick scum rise TO the topi Or is a sediment
al the bottom alter il had stood awhilei Do
youhRve spells Of short b.eathingor dyspepsia
Are your bowels constipatedS Do you have
spells OF fSinting, or rushes Of blood 10 the
heNdt Is your memory impaired Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject
Do you feel dull ,listless, moping, tired Of com.
pany, or lifet Do You wish 10 he let alone. to
get away from everybody Does any little
thing make YOU start or Jump! Is your sleep
broken or restless? Il the lustrc Of your eye
as BRILLIANT The bloom OF your cheek as
brightly Do YOU enjoy yourself in society as
wcllf Do you pursue your business with the
same enervvi Do you feel rs much confidence
In yourselr Are your spiritR dull and flag.
cling, given to fits Of melancholy II so, do
not lay 1t your liver or dyspepsia Have YOU
RESTLESS niRhtsl Your back weak, your knees
weak. and have but little appetite, and you
attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now. reader. selfabuse. venrreal diseases
badly cured, and sexual exeesses. are all ca
pable Of producing a weakness Of the genera
tive organs. The organs Of generation, when
in perfect health make the man. Did you ev-
er think that those bold, defiant energetic, per.
soyering, successful business men are always
those whose generative organs ARE in perfect
health1 You never hear such men complain Of
heing melancholy. NJ nervousness. Of palpiia.
tion Of the heart They are never afraid they
can not succeed in business; they don't become
sad and discouraged; tl.ey are always polite
and pleasant in the company Of ladies, and
look YOU and them right in the face-none Of
your downcast looks or any other meanness
abeutthem. | do not mean those who keep
the organs inflated by running to excess
How many men. from badly cured diseases.
from the effects OF self abuse and excesses,
have brought about that state Of weakness in
those organs that has reduced the general Sys-
TEN so much rs In induce almost every other
diseasG--idiocv. lunAcy. paralysis. spinal al
fections. suicide. and almost every other form
OF disease which humanity is heir 10, and the
real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspect
cd, nnd have doctored for all but III, right one.
Disease Of these origins require the use # n
Diurrtic. HEMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT
OF BUCHU is the great Diuretic, ard is GER
tain cure for diseases Of the bladder. kidneys,
Gravel. DropEv, Organic weakness, Female
complaints. General Debility. aud all diseases
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West Virginia
ElILREm

THE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
L TI0N will begin SepleHibSs lsS 1861,
The scope Of the College, b eside PRSRAR,
ATORY DEPARTMENT. z, embraces full and
thorough Courses Of Instras.icn 10 Ak.iiSmat,
les. Ancient and Mod ern Languages, rhiloI.
ophy, General Literature. the SSi8nsps, Agri.
culture and Military Tactics.
This cost Of Tuition. BOOKS and Boarding.
rrtd no. exceed fran $50 tsig7a per annum.
In respect " health. beautiful scenery and
favorable moral suroundiRssi the place Ia un.
surpassad.
ALFN, MARTIN, D. D., President, and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
T. s. Lyon. A. n, Vice President, Profess.
or Of English Literature, and Principal PrepR'
tory Department.
Col. j X. WEAvEh, A. II, Professor ol
Mathematics and Ui Military Tactics.
8, q. SrEvESs, A NJ, Professor Of NStuah
Philosophy and u Natural StieneeR.
HfSRY W. HAuMAN, D. D., pTOfessar az An.
eieut and Modern Languages and Literature.
Outer W. AILLER, A. VI, Assistant Ia tho
Preparatory Department. 'oil
Gtd N. HAGASs. Esqa Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings .f',t..
HuGu W BRocE, n. D., Lecturer 90 physi.
Oily and Hygiene. ''et'HP'
HoS. JouS a, DiLLE, Lecturer oncolvll and
aud Constitutional Law. -, 800 NJ
~ ALEX, MARTIN,
MuhaASrowS, WedYa, i [osll-ly.
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NALE !.

FINDER a ,ctee rendered at the August
u term of tyr Circuit Court ofMlson county
1868. on the port Of survey, DC, from the
Commissioned School Lands Of Mason coun-
ty. the undergned a Commissioner duly APP
pointed by sd Court, will offer for sale be
lore the fronioor Of the Court House Of Ma
son county. the 18th day OF October, 1868,
the followinwaste or uRapproprlated land,
viz: All Of o. tract or parcel OF land 81 tuated
On Ten MiltCreek, and described IN said
CommissionSs report. now on file in the
Clerks oficof said Court, and 10 an Exhibit
marked (B) nd containing g. acres.
Teus:--te fourth cash in hand, aud the
residue in tive months, with interest from
day Of sale 10 purchaser giving bond with
good seourilfor the deferred payment, and
he tile retaed as further security.
r. A. GUTHRIE.
ootI-4v Commissioner.
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Vote for Phelps.
Vote for Rollins.
Vote for SiSsOR
Vote for Gu thric.

In TOwN.-Alessrs. Smith & Martin
have Just received their fall sad winter
stock Of goods, which by the way is the
largest and best selected stock they have
cvee had in their establishment; and
they assure US that they can sell them
lower than the same articles can be
bough, anywhere else in this towu.
They are good men TO deal with. Give
them q call.
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Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly bV
COLE g. BRYAN, GRocERs.

FLouR-ln good demand; X 30 rs;
Xxx 90 rs; XXXSlo u.s. Fancy 81 IS
GUArE Wheat prime 81 8O@l u.s.
Cats 50@55c; Corn $4,000.
PRovisroNs--Sho l7@ls cts.
hams 22@25c; sides 1920 o. Me"
Pork lsc; dried beef 25@3e CENTS
APPLEs--Dried 60se per pound.
DRIED PEACHES i0@l2tc a pound.
PorAroEs,-6 509o per bush
LARD sc@25
BEANs.--
BurrER-3s@35c.
EOos--ln good demand OF 10000.
COTPEE -25OSo for green. Drowned
80 cts,
SuaAR--HavOnnS, 14c; Cuba l5ci
N. o. l69l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, i8@19e.
NArB.-We note an active demand al
the following quotations;
I0d 10 cod at S5i 81 s5 60; Cd s. 90
I'd IS rs: Sd 90 80. With the usual dis
count TO tho trade.
Frsu-Nsw maeksfAl by the kit % sc
assoc
KtsGwaA s4sr-Baucl go 90
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An Ounce Of Preventive

Is worn pound Of cure. Fever and Agw
can In presented In MI climates and IN all
constitutions by the constant use OF Roback's
Stomach Bftttrs and ollinnes the very worst
cases have BEEN cured BY their timely use.-
Persons Hiring IN maIafious districts should
never be without ,ksss Z. o Bright, Agent
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NorcG.-Hereafter we shall make it rule
tc charge at the rate Of Is cents per line for all
oput,," and advertisements Of any descrip,
ton. which are placed in our local columns,
religious and charitable Offices alone excepted:
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued.
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Unprincipled

Deolera oi(en recommend other Altiers beeausS
they have not Roback's We desire 70 eantion
tho afflicted against purchasing my Of them;
buy Robaek's Stomach Ntters and none OtAerA
IL YOU would combat diss1ss successfully.
Y s Bright, Agent.
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A GRAND Mass MEETING AND POLK
RAISING rs LErARr.-The Union voters
Of Cooper Township had grand mass
meeting on the 18th inst. at Letart
FHls. Speeches we're made by Geuer.
al Witche rand Gen. Powell, who used
up the Democracy 10 the right kind of
manner. The Democrats in Point Plea.
SAINT on learning that General Wircher
was 10 speak at Letart, and not knowing
that General Powell and Capt. Phelps
would be here, sent up their "big gun"
TOmlinsou 10 reply to Witcher, but on
second consideration they thought Tom
linSon would no: be enough, and so
they sent up their candidate for the
Legislature, D, W, PO'sIey and icon.
gresham, ex.ColleeGor OF Customs Of
Texas, ex Colonel Whaley. Blu. on
learning that Gen. Powell and Caplain
Phelps, were here, Tomlinson said that
hoIhsd very important business with
Squire Smith out in the country. On
being Informed that Squire Smith was in
,owu, TOmlinson said he supposed he
could stay; and everything being under,
stood, We supposed that we were going
to have quite lively discussion, Our
speakers showed gre.! deal of generos.
ity TO TomlinsOn by promising him as
much time to speak as they took them
strcs. But 10 md behold, the last
thing we saw Of Tomlinson he was going
up the road as fast as his horse could
c,rY him, He no doubt knew that
Powell would use him up il he remained.
After General Powell was nearly doue
sppaBing, in comes rx-Collector Wha.
Icy, appearing very much like Oue iutox-
icalcd, aud interrupted the speaker until
he was ordered 10 shut his mouth. AZ
nr Powell got through, Whaley got up
and denounced the Union parry and said
that he intended TO commence then and
there TO stump the District for G. P. T.
Moore and Seymour aud Blair While
hc was thus speaking, the meeting I'D
jourted amid inmenso cheering for
Grant and COlfax, Powell, Wi,chcr and
the whole Republican ticket; and not
man remained to listen 10 him. We
have no Moore people up here than will
vote the Republican ticket. NJ.
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Vote tho Whole Ticket
Don't Scratch Il NAME!

A vote to-day for Wiilism E.lSievsn-
son is q vote for Grant Rally, then,
Republicans! Every nAu Of you turn
ou,!
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Another wholesale slaughter is repOr.
ted from Louisiana R usseau's CON-
mnnd. These massscres grow bloOdier
and more alrOcious day by day, and the
parties ultimately responsible for them
ara Andrew Johnson and the D .mocratic
:si;;y. Had Sheridan been left in Lou
i.iauo, whore The people placed him, lie
would be safe there aud property valu'
bio. He was taxed away BY johnson
and replaced by bread aud butter sat
elite. and 10 day murder reigns supreme
mob. massacre, and riot competing 10
infamous emulation.