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The Montana post., 1868-10-16
POLITICAL.

\ student. learned in the prophetic
lore of the Bible. Of which lac consid-
cred himself an interpreter, says Daniel
prophesied Grants election.
Horatio Seymour was lately presented
with a watermelon weighing sixty
pounds, sent all the way from Georgia.
The Cincinnati Commercial, referring to
the fact. says the only surprising thing
about IL isfhGt the distinguished gen
tleman did not decline IL before pro-
ceeding to devour it.
The Richmond Wig says: lit has
reached us in a very direct way that
Mr. Seymour has expressed the opinion
that "A certain speech falsely reported
we believe.) of distinguished South
erner cost the Democratic party of the
North 100000 votes. Better not say
anything than use language that only
cxaspcrates and strengthens our enc
mics"
Gov Curtin thinks that Pennsylvania
will give Grant heavier majority than
was ever before cast for Il President, and
that Seymour will not get single
Northern State il the tide keeps on
rising. lie believes the vote of Yer
mont will be the key mote of the final
result.
4 Richmond correspondent of the
Boston IFdJCHer writes III you fail TO
elect Gen. Grant you may prepare To re-
ceive largely Of the negro population.
IL will be impossible for them TO live
here in peace. | have already been told
il Seymour is elected will have to leave
Richmond. Loyal men have not been
so badly used since the war as now.
Only $65O,O0O worth of L. ;. untaxa-
BILE bonds are held by Brick Pomeroy,
the friend of plowholders and the la
boring class generally. These bonds
have been bought with the money sent
him by the taxrpaying readers of the
Lacrosse Democrat. Brick knows
how to mulct the crew lac deals with,
out of their hard earnings.
Horatio Seymour, in his letter TO Colin
NJ. lngersol, formerly Representative in
Congress from Connecticut, declares
that his friends have plunged him into
"A sea OF troubles, and adds, with wailing
despair, 81 DO not know how the can
vass will go, but now that i am in the
fight / will do the best | can" So well
for the General -in-Chief. And George
II. Pendleton. the Democratic leader in
the Northwest, telegraphs to General
McClernand of Illinois, giving up his
engagement in that State, owing to the
condition of politics in Ohio, dispatch
which McClernand prints TO propitiate
a disappointed Democracy
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
The Burial of Seymour, November
Sd. 1865.
BYA sErMougNER

AR-"Burial Of Sir John MOore."
Not a sigh was heard nor a funeral note
A. NJ Salt River Vs hurried,
But we longed o. depars f.om the " cary boat,
And wished our leader buried.
lie was killed dead on election day.
BY the G. rant aud Collax legi0Bs.
That naught was isf for his friends but to pray
His soul from the internal regions"
Apd thus in the dark and gloomy night
Of defeat and despair we were hurried
With his clay-cold corpse concealed from sight
To the place where dead are buried
The coffin was ready, Ctwas Belmours best,)
And IN rebel gray. we found him,
lie lay like traitor taking bis rest.
With the stars and bars" around him.
Bv the side Of Mcclellan we made his grave.
With torches dimly burning,
Aud the same old spades" of that gallant brave
Were used for the salt turf tursiOg
Few and short were the prayers we said
We finished our work aud lsfr him
lIi- New York friends" still pray for the dead,
OF their masses" none has bereft him.
And there he lies ia the moonlight cold
On the bank of that lonely river;
No stone was erected the tale To unfold.
Our dead are forgotten forever.
Abi now IN the bottle we seek relief
The Offices" all have departed
With Seymour Rnd Blair we have come 60 grief
And hence are all br,ken-heArted.
Columbia County (PG) Republican.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The king of Denmark has married off
his children to better advantage than
any monarch in Europe.
Emperor Alexander H. of Russia is
an early riser. promenades before six in
the morning, and walks with a very
slow. heavy step.
London has the champion Female
Walker in the World" a mulatto wo-
man. who does a mile in eleven minutes
to music.
tooth brushes, have the finest teeth in
the world.
France has given two iron-clads to
Turkey and lent an officer TO teach the
orientals how To use them.
The French Empress is very partial
TO velocipede exercise, and rides in the
parks and takes long excursions into
the country on her mechanical steed.
At Wesel. Prussia, wealthy man
died a few weeks ago, who had beard
eleven and half feet long. which he
wore wrapped up on his breast. He di-
rected in his will the skin Of his chin
to be tanned, and the beard thus to be
preserved.
Street walkers in Amsterdam are
treated by the police TO rather disa-
greeable bath If they become too oh
streperous in the streets of the said
Dutch metropolis. They strip them of
their finery, and put them for fifteen
minutes into a bath, the water of which
reaches up to their throats.
The sum spent in 1867, in the four
divisions of Central India, for the des-
truction of wild beasts, amounted TO
$40. 800. This money was expended in
the determination of nearly 5000 ami
mails as follows: 902 leopards and pan
theirs. 535 bears, 527 tigers. 475 hyenas.
and 467 wolves The rewards offered
for the destruction of tigers average
about $25 apiece; in the case of mans
eaters, the reward is raised 10 $50.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
TCAsE No. 33.
Bankruptcy NOtice.
Supreme Court OF The

SsFf,aSs ssPrs%S o1STs e %sS.n o., the In BaurOpoy
In the matter OF John G.VetteF. bankrupt.
Territory and District Of Montana, ss
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 2Ird
Il day of September, 1863. Warrant in Bank
rqptcy Issued out OF the Supreme Court
OF the Territory Of Montana, against the
estate Os John G.. Vetter. of Virginia city, in
the County 0f Madison. 10 said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his Petition That
the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 20 such bankrupt to him or for
his use and the transfer OF any Esoperty by hun
are forbidden by law aud thsta meeting OF the
Creditors OF fhe said bankrupt torrove their debts
and 60 choose one or more Assgnees Of his estate
win be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be holden
at the City Hall, on Wallace Street In Virginia
City, AZ T.. before Theo. Mufiiy, ESQ., Register In
BANKRUPTCY fcr said District on the 29th day of
October, A, ID. 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
NEIL HOWE.
". 3. Marshall for said District
u. ~ Blake, Virginia City. NJ. T..
Atty for Petitioner.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

TOSEPH FKIAND, the French Barber at Dia-
- rnond City. 10 prepared 10 restore la IT 20 the
bald and will give security that the hniT will grow
n all sts natural beauty and lustre OF no charge
will be made, providing customers will give secn-
rity that the work will be paid for II the bair 10
restored Mr. r. will give security from hfty 10
two Thousand dollars according 10 the case, that
the hair viii be restored in al its natural luNuran-
CIV and In return would only ask security t1at he
secure his pay IL the job Is satisfactory All kinds
of work belonging 20 the trade will be done Ia q
manner 20 warrant the utmost satisfaction
N b. i did not wish TO publish my business 70
the public until I had satisfactory evidence thati
could accomplish what claimed Having done
90 Ia some extreme cases am now reedy 10 pro
coed 20 business, and would ask the alh'ctsd 70
o.vor me with "A cali next door 10 tbe What Cheer
Hotel JOSEPH FRiAND
Dismou5 CITY NJ I. AnflI - wly
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
RsGItErsEpEcy .S'Otice.
TCAsE No. 1o.I

Tease No. 19.I
TTNO ALL THE CREDITORS of Abraham Cohn
Il Bankrupt, who have proved heir debts, and
all other persons ia interest:
You are hereby notified 10 appear before the
Supreme court OF the Territory Of Montana. sit
ting in Bankruptcy. the 9Th day OF December,
A d., 1sGs. AT I'D o'clock A. NJ. at Virginia City
ia said Territory, to show cause why discharge
from AL bis debts should not be granted 10 said
bankrupt
You also notified that te second and third
meetings Of said Bankru pts Creditors will be held
before Thee. Muhly, Register of said Court 10
Bankruptcy. al his Office in said Virginia City at
10 o'clock, A NJ, Of said day.
IIy o-der of the court. made lst day of October.
a. ID ls6S. LUCIUS :. PECK, Clerk.
J. II. Shober, Supreme Court
Solicitor. Oct5w3t Montana
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

The Southern papers are publishing
in full Vallandigham's recent speech at
Dayton. They have thus far accorded
the same honor 10 no other Northern
Democrats.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

A Troy widow was sent TO Jail recent
ly for attempting to kiss young man
in the street. The ladies seem daily 20
grow bolder. H. behoves tire mrn To
stand mp for their rights.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
CONJUGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS oI'TRUE MARRIAGE
ESSAYS for Young Men. the Errors. Abuses
u and Diseases which destroy the Manly Pow
crs and create inPediments to Marriage with sure
means of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes
free OF charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box T., Philadelphia, Pa. Ojd&w3m
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

Supreme Court of the y, ~,
Territory ofMontapa. In bankruptcy
In the matter oi Louis r. WOsssner, bankrupt
Territory and District Of Montana, ss
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on The eth
Il day of October, A. ID. ls6s, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued out of the Supreme Court
of the Territory of Montana. against the estate OF
Louis 4. Wessner OF Helena in she County Of
Lewis and Clarke, in said Territory, who has been
adjudRed a Bankrupt, on his own Petition. That
the payment Of any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging 20 such bankrupt 20 him or
for his use aud the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law and that meeting Of the
Creditors of said Bankrupt TO prove their debts,
and to choose one more Assgnees Of his estate,
viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. 20 be holden
AZ the City Hall. Wallace Street 10 Virginia
City, Madison County. NJ. T., before Theo. Mnfiiy,
Esq. Register in bankruptcy for said District on
the 2sth day OF October A. ID. Js6s, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. NEIL HOWIE.
u. q. Marshall for said District
j. ii. Sbober, Helena, NJ. T..
Atty for Petitioner
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

A Boston cigar dealer makes the start
ling statement that he sells an average
of three hundred cigars a day for ladies
use. and thinks that AZ least one thou-
sand are smoked daily by the fair ones
in that city. ..-r..., r...-..,
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

Has new in perfect runEiag order Pony Express
Line to German 81 French Clutches, Rocker and
Butte Cities. Silver BOw-connecting at Deer
Lodge City. Packages Letters, etc. delivered
promptly. Collections made on reasonable terms
Leaves Helena every Friday morning, from the
of OF the MONrANA Posi-. iy23-dtl
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

The following is the list Of letters remaining iu the
Post Office, Helens. VI. T.. October Sth.
1S6S.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

CHICAGO REPRESENTED. We yester-
LAY received very acceptable call from Geo.
II, Clark, Esq., the representative OF the
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

There are forty theatres in Paris.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

sGCtI TuTfces-rrH dollar Tas line for rars.
.- nF LH-s 10 rH7's Ter lime fur ton lines or les
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21

The Council Bluffs Democrat says that
5000 persons assembled at Cheyenne to
give General Sherman left-handed recep-
ton as a mark of their hostility to his In
dian policy. The Democrat tells that
"among the crowd one old frontiersman
cried out in stentorian voice: Sugar for
Injins-hell for white people!' Another
said: Niggers and Injins for Sherman
A third bawled out Hello, old boss,
whar's yer fire that burnt out poor widows
won't it burn up these red niggers p An
other said, sarcastically Nurse 'em kind
O. nice, Gineral, while they get more scalps.
Who'd be white man longs there's mig
gers and Injins!' The effect of all this, We
are informed, induced the General to make
o short stay at Cheyenne, and to take up his
quarters ut Fort RUSSELL
The latest copy Of the London Times
which has reached America-that of May
2d-was newspaper of twenty pages, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty columns.
Seyenty-three of these columns were de-
voted to advertisements, and the balance to
reading matter. This is an enormous
newspaper for any Office to issue, but it is
: not unusual for the Times to issue twenty
page paper during the sessions of Parlia-
ment. Its income from advertisements for
the single days issue referred to would
probably reach $4,000 in American cur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21

z Brown, on his first journey per coach,
not long ago, worried the driver, besfas
whom he sat, with incessant childish ques.
.tions about everything on the road. AT lass
he got his .quietus thus
Driver. -s There's been 8 woman lying
in that house more than month, and they
haven't buried her YET" ~. J,
Brown" Not buried her yeti pray tell
me why not u !.
Driver.-a Because she isn't dead - 4! q {.
squill, popularity known as sqnills, 10
said to be unusually fatal to the life Of rats.
In France, where the rayages Of the mil
lions of this domestic pest are extensive,
iniuring crops. &C., it is to be used IN .
compound to kill them by wholesale. 81 5
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.r.sxcE OF sovrHERN TRArToRs AT;

-,vxcs OF SOUTHERN TRATToRs AT,
COsrsns-Caioago, May 1s.-l0:3o Z. NJ
CFlc.sags.sr ence Of the delegations from the
The eo con- states tonight was organised by
sonas:.aa ]. ". Holden, Of North Carolina,
ssleS,;a raar. A lengthy debate occurred
IS 'hs ,;nr the status Of the southern States !:
ressran xhich the impending danger from
daT'ns INITIAL of johnson was alluded TO
tie s s.,,v and all Of the speakers declared
freln new could not return to their homes
'ha, 'S ss}ety if he is not convicted. The
win ~ ga agreed not to press their claims for
ntens non 10 the Convention, but viii rely
sdn ~ action of the northern delegates.
.. u, his action may be entirely free from.
Iha s -" influence, they also agreed not
''r' .,sre themselves in favor Of any CAM
T. -. for Vice President. A proposition
di iSs an immense mass meeting in Chi
u a' snr;nc the Convention, at which south
~ ,nsakers will alone participate, and will
~ s!v the political condition Of the South,
ls r. ".jop,ed: after which the meeting adj
'-,ed. -F6raey. a @
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CHIcAGo, May, 80 The, 6odisEs tsnfd'
Sailors Convention has adopted resolutions
endorsing Grant, impeachment and the
protection Of natGralized citizens abroed.
Passing the Iribsme Office, 8 Republ
procession gaYe the establishment three
grcans. THE Ghicago Tribune stands By;
Mfr. Trumbufl.l y.sl # - 4. 4,
The city is full, and arrivals continue.
Seats have been provided In the Gonven-
ton hall for the southern delegatcs.
- Second Dispatch. ..,Ts III $3.50,
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Republican Ma
stional Convention assembled at,l2 o'clock.
Governor Wards Of New Jersey, called the
Convention totorder. :. ). !, .s.rv,. 4
s A prayer was delivered BIZ Bishop Simp-
son, of the Northern Methodist Church. 49,
n Csrl Schurz was chosen temporary chair.
Is "A committee Of one from each, State. was,
appointed on credentials. Texas Was, not
represented. IS s - ~ s,.,szg i I4,.l, n II
y The southern States were all called, and
nineteen negro delegates were among those
answering. arsf a,vs .Eys 5s.t .xss,,s,feY D y
The canvass for Vice President is spirited.
1t is thought that Wade will lead ON the
first ballot. ass7t,- ys.s,s ~ 49, -
The Convention adjourned till to-mor-
row, after efecting an organization, TO
await the report Of the Committee ON Gre.
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