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The Montana post., 1868-10-02

Mr.. Beall lying on the floor. 1 asked,
who did it On being told it was Mr..
Pinney. / arrested him, and examined
the body of Mr.. Beall l found in his
right hand cooked cartridge derrin>
ger, which held up to let the specta-
tors see il.
Mr.. Lawler being sworn, testified as
follows; Thursday afternoon Mr.. Beall
pressed me TO 60 to the theatre with
him; went, and he said to me, 81 will
either kill PiDney or he will kill me-"
| tried to persuade him away from his
purpose, but it was useless. / mes him
again on Friday morning about nine
O'Clock. He wrote note and handed it
to me. found il was an order for a re.
volver, | told him could not get it for
him. He threatened -Pinney constantly
during the interview. | tried TO find
Pinney to warn him of his danger, but
could not. knew it was coming.
At the conclusion of this witness evi-
dence the room was cleared, and the Jury
entered upon their deliberations over
the dead body of Mr.. Beall.
Territory of Montana
Lewis and Clarke county.
An inquisition was holden at the house
of Sci. Meredith, in the county of Lewis
and Clarke, in the Territory of Montana,
before me, the undersigned, Justice of
the Peace within and for said county, in
the absence of the Coroner of said coun-
ty, acting in his stead as such Coroner,
upon the body of one :. w Beall, there
lying dead, by the Jury whose names is
hereunto subscribed. The said jury
sworn on their oaths do say, that the
said ). w. Beall came TO his death on
the Goth day of September, a. ID. 1868,
by pistol shot fired by one George NJ.
Pinney, on the 25th day of September,
a. d. 1868, in said county and Territory,
and that the act ot killing said deceased
was an act of self-defense.
In testimony whereof, we have here
unto set our hands this Goth day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1868.
T.. :. Mansfield, w. F. Wentworth,
Rodman Carter. w. 5. Travis,
II. NJ. Parchen, John Thorburn
a. j. EDWARDS,
Justice of the Peace, acting as Cor
oner.
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gress assembled. That il shall be lawful for the
county commissioners of the county of I.orain ana
State of Ohio to build bridge acruss the Black
river the village of Black River in said
county at the point where the county road lead
ing east from said village crosses said stream.
Provided That there shall be placed ia said bridge
draw Of not less than one hundred aud forty feet
IN width. with a centre abutment TO exceed
twenty live feet wide and ten feet above the water
line, leaving a passage each side Of the abut-
ment OF not less than hftyseven feet in width and
so constructed as not To impede the navigation OF
said river and allow the easy passage of vessels
through said bridge
SIC ? -sHd DC Il further enacted That the right
10 alter OF aneud this act So as 20 prevent or re-
move ali material Instructions the navigation OF
sara river by the construction of said bridge, is
hereby expressly reserved
Approved, July q, lsCs.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED BY THE
EIOI.tieth Congress.
OFFICIAL.
lPUBLIC-No. sG)

AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of the Treas
ury to change the names of certain vessels.
Be t enacted 5y tke Senate and House Of Repre-
seHtatiUes Of The United States IF America in Con
s'ress assembled That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be, and hereby is authorized to change the
name Of the yacht w. W. Abell," owned by
James Lloyd Greene. of Norwich, Connecticut
administrator of the estate Of Benjamin ID. Greene
late Of said Norwich, deceased. aud John Jeffries
jr of Boston, Mass, to that of " Ethel" and also
TO change the name of the yacht " BHirondelle -
owned by james Gordon Bennette. jr.. of the
city OF New York TO that of g Dsuntless" 4" ana TO
grant said vessels registers in said res pective
names; the said vessels being pleasure yachts
only, and not engaged in commercial or other
business.
Approved, June %, ls6s.
The Montana post., 1868-10-02
PUBLIC-No. o.

AN ACT 70 amend section FIVE of aE act entitled
An Act concerning the registering and record
ing of ships or vessels" approved December
thirty-one, seventeen hundred aud Einety-twO.
Be d enacted By the Senate aud House Of Repre-
seRtafiues IF The United States Of america in Con-
gross assembled That section five OF act entitled
An act concerning the registering and recording
of ships or vessels, approved December thirty-ons
seventeen hundred and niuety-two, be, and the
same is hereby, repealed.
Approved. July q. 1Sts.
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(PUBLIC-No. as.)

AN ACT for holding terms of the district court
of the United States for the southern district OF
Illinois at the city of Cairo, in said State
Be Il enacted By tke Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentattves Of the United States Qf nerica ia Con.
gress assembled That in addition 10 the terms of
the district court of the United States for the
southern district Of Illinois, required by law
be held at the city of Springfield terms Of said
couIt shall hereafter be held at the city Of Cairo
said State. commencing or the inst Monday of
March and October in each year.
Approved, July , 1865.
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smashed to atoms and the roaring hy-
draulics make music for the ear. while
the lights of Bannack in a friendly man
ner wink at me, promising rest and re-
freshment. but not until the first rush
for the Montana Post is over do / gain
it. of the mines here and in the vicin-
ity in my next B. r. D.
BASNACK CITY. Sept. 81, 6S.
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NO FARCE BUT REALTY.
The Fisk Outat mortaIIy wounded
Death Imminent.

The Fisk outfit has been cruelty shot at
the aim was deadly, and they are now about to
shuttle of the mortal coil of their business
life. We have in our possession the missile
that struck them, and thinking it may inter
est those of an enquiring mind, we give be-
low the
The Montana post., 1868-10-02
PUBLIc-No. GO.

AN ACI 10 authorize the construction Of a bridge
over The Black river, in Loraiu county. Ohio.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House sf Reprs-
sefdficcs ef the Unied Ssafes Of america ia Cols-
The Montana post., 1868-10-02
New Route (!
7 c CnNNOR

Has new in perfect running order Pony Express
Line to German & French Clutches. Rocker and
Butte Cities Silver Bow-connectnz at Deer
Lodge City. Packages Letters, ETC.. delivered
promptly. Collections made reasOns Dle terms
Leaves Helena every Friday. morning. from the
Office OF the MoSTANA Posi-. jys3-du
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s. T. HAusER, s. N. HALL, JOHN s. ArcHIsoN.
President Vice Prest Cashier
The Montana post., 1868-10-02

Local y NOtICes-Oue dollar per line for three
ls yT less - per line Tor ten lines or less
~ cents Ier line for eleven lines OF more
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Justice of the Peace, acting as Cor
oner.
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amount to II 100 bushs white and 450 busns yeioW
demand fair with sales 1000 busns wnlte aoo ao
$500 bushs do 81 Is; $500 bushels do Si lS iVCo o
bushs inferior 81 0sa1 10; 1000 bushs yellow 81 a.
only part sold 43o bushs at 87aS8c per 81 lps alu
400 do at 92a95c per 80 lbs Rye-6S9 bushs receVea
only 100 bushs sold at 50 10.
MoLAssEs-Only sale to-day was 48 hhds Cuoa
cayed for boiling, at 40 cts advance on previous
prices Stock small and prices firm at 4Sa4s1sc tor
Cuba clayed 50a55c for Muscovado 55a75c for Porto
Rico; 47a75c tor EngIsh Island.
PROVISIONS a retail demand for bacon,
there is nothing at all doing in the hog product
still quote for shoulders &c; rib sides l6Mc; clear
rib do 171lc; hams 2oa22Hc bulk meats held nomi, ~.
nal at 1Sc for shoulders; l5c for rib sides, and 16c
for clear rib Lard l9a19Hc for large lots WESTERN
and 20c for retail.
BUrrER-The market is decidedly dull and droop'
ing; We qnote as follows: For New York state
prime 35c; medium do SIC; Western reserve cnolce
2sa7c Westerl roll 22a25c; Frankin-street 25c; DO
ov,rplus 22c; fresh glades coming in more ireeiy,
some of which Is poor and white and only saleaole
allow prices; good ranges from so to soc. Consun'
ers should have their attention drawn 10 tnese Fe
duced prices with the view Infringing the rets,eis
still exorbitantly high and out Of all character COM
pared with the above quotations
SueAR-Was less acrve to-day, and Tor renniae
grades slightly Of Only sales reported were % hnas
fning II Ns11Hc; grocery Cuba lasalsAc; Cenrl-
fugai 12aI4X boxes No II 121kal21c; Porto Rico
1211a14Hc; English Island vacuum pan AMaloAc.
REFEEp SUaAR-Is steady at last quotations., VIZ;
Extra fine powdered 177Sc; crushed powdered ana
B l8 cents; G extra I5Xc; yellow 1870; Circle c
1870; yellow coffee 141zc per ID.
SYRuPs-RemRin unchanged; still quote Mary
land golden at TIC; monumental &c; Baltimore
Co.'S zoe; sugar house, in bbls, A2a6oc per gallon.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Nfav 23 and rs.
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York-Mrs
Kennedy, J McCoDkey, Mr. Crane and family, Miss
Doucin, E Walker, a Eushs, Miss F Eustis
and servant G. Sanford A Howe, BulwlnRle.
lady and two children, Mrs Putnam, Barnes and
lady, Banks, D II Waugh, Jones, Roth
water II Kumpton, Miss F Jones, G Osgood and
lady Plsyter, lady and children, MONTGOMERY.
Buist Mr. Miller, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Woodruff and
servant, and in steerage.
Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Hon W
] Eilander AMI wife, Miss Eugenia Fredkins. Mrs r
L Hopeton. Mrs " J McCreighton, Miss Rosalie
Hathaway, Miss Reid, T G Thornton, L Smith,
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] HoAing and child, B Denny, D Abares, P B Hol-
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F Cahoon, Wiske1ly, and s. in steerage.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-D N
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Lopez, DR. Randolph and wife, Larendorn, W
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and Mrs Walker, s Chisolm, Miss Walker, and 10 on
deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Rockville and Edisto-
Col J whaley, G W Waterman, Mrs Paul Seabrook
and two children, Miss Huger, Miss Waterman, c
Bates E Munday, Whaley, j Whaley, q OPP
penheim. Col E II whaley, P Fitzsimons, E c
Whaley, and u deck.
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CITY RAILWAY CON.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co..
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 10, 1863
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON ;CITT'
KING-STREET LINE.
a. SeD and I ss in.s l!s M % aad % inter-
walls OF eight Cs) minutes walls Of eight l minutes
during the day til the during the day til 10 P.
N.B.-Leaye the Battery as follows: On the hour
and ttoelre (l2l minutes Of the hour, from A. M,-
except at tweve 12 n1intaa Of O'Clock, A. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postoface until $50 p. M
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are 70,
the Battery to s4s p. NJ when the last trip Of ale
the cars are to the old Postoface.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotrcr Terminus,
at7S0 A.M and at inter- OF sos AM, and OF inter
walls Of ten 10, minutes walls Of ten 10y minutes-
during the day till $40 during the day till 1oPM
PM.
NB.-Leave the Battery at fifteen l5 minutes after
the hour. and hirty:fve 1857 minutes after the hour
except at s35 A. M Every other trip from the old.
Postoface until 4.30 P. N. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips to the Battery 835 P. NJ,
wheu the las: trip OF Ill the to the old Post
Office.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
K1NG-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lot0er Ternpi--
at AN. and at inter nus at 9.s9 AN, and az;
vals Of fifteen se g5r min intervals Of fifteen qs
NB.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE.STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lowcr Terminus
at AN, and at inter- at 9.35 AM. and at inter-
vals Of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty t20
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery.
S. W. RAMSAY,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, May 20-CorFEE-The market has
been quite dull the past week and transactions limit
ed-the trade purchasing only In small lots as want
Cd. We quote Java at 2S1aa2ic; Rio at 16al7c, and
St Domingo, in bond, at 95sa9xc per H. all gold. In
Mocha the sales have been small st 40c per ID, cur
rency.
CorroN-The market for this article has been
quite dull and unsettled ance our last Late advices
from Liverpool! are not favorable, and manufactur-
ers, on account Of the dull and depressed state OF
the goods market, purchase only In email lots We
quote ordinary at 2Sa29c; good ordinary at 29aSOc;
low mlddng at 30aSlc, and middi: at 81 ha32c per
ID, including uplands and Gulf The principal
holders still look for ahigher range Of prices before
the close If the crtton year. but goods continue Us
dull as at present the production will be materially
reduced.
DoMEsTIcs-Ihe market is quite dull for all kinds
Of cotton goods and prices generally have eased off,
with ! mited demand from the trade. Manufactur-
ers are curtaiing production, as present prices do
not pay the cost of manuf acture. Wolens have
been in moderate demand, but the business is con-
fined to few styles o. seasonable goods.
MoLAssEs-There is better feeling for molasses,
with an increased demand. The sales compli ise 125
hhds Cardenas at 48a49c; 4S5 hhds aad 49 t'erces
Cardenas to be delivered in New York, at ACC; 800
hhds clayed Cuba at Portland to be delivered in
New York, at 4SHc; $50 hhds sagua at 54c; 126
hhds cienfuegos at 58c; 15U hhds Porto Rico at Go
a72c; and 40 hhds Portland Sugar House al &c o
GAL delivered there. By auction 125 hhds Porto
Rico at 4Ha72; lug hhds and tierces ST. Croi1 at
67a6Sc and 265 hhds and I2 tierces Barbados 1T
s9Ka64c per gal.
NAVAL SToREs-In spirits turpentine there have
been sales .. 75 bbls at 62a6ac q gal cash. put the
article ls Ulered to arrive at lower figures. Tar is
firm with small sales at 81 S71sa4 80 3 Dbl for Will
mington. Rosin is dull and very little inquired for
Sales of so bbs pale at ST 90 q DBL In South m
pitch small sales at S4a4 % p bbi
SuaAR-The sugar market has been quite ar!ive
the past week, and prices have advanced full &c =
fb, with sa stocks for the season. Sales of II 600
bags Manila, the balance of the Maderas cargo, at
l2 IT. 800 bags do per Agnes previ US to arrival, at
IIHc. TO 20 to Canada; $50 hhIs SurLnm, to arrive
at ii;c; 100 hhds do do at 1c; 2loo hhds fair to
good refining Cuba at II sal2c; 7oJ hhds Porto Rico
at IeXa132zc, ns to guilty, mos y to go West; 80
ds grore at 121sc, and 1900 boxes AT l21.al6c q
fb for No l, % 80 %. Refined sugars have been in
dem nd an prices have ADVANCED TO l6ISal7c . ID
,E,s~ILe demand is good and pri es are ton ling
upward. The sales comprise o2s ha chests green,
pcr Lota, Mt tu prices; 1000 halt chests sonchouss
al 2Iaa9c gold IN bond, 500 half cEess 10 al ABOUT
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Marint Mews.
Port of Charleston. May 26.
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New Yori-left
Goth inst. Mdze. To James Adger & co, Adams,
Damon Co, j Adger Co. Aiken Co, c D
| Mrs j Booth, Brown Hyer T BRISTOL. Bis
| choff & Co, ] Belts, C D Carr 4 Co, Campbell,
| Knox l. Co. & P Caldwell, Chafee Co, T
n Cater. Cameron. Barkley CO, Gourtenay 1 Iren'
| Crane, Boyleston l. Co, Campsen 4 Co, Darcey,
Drake, D Fleming & Co Foley, Furchgott &
Bro, Farley & Co. M Fogarte, b Graver
Graveley, c Gold stein. W Gurney, bart & Go. A
Hunt Son, Hastie, Calhoun Co. b Harris, dgent.
Johnston, Crews 4 co, b w kinsman, Krete
Chapman, Kerr & Co. N Klatte & Co. Mrs NJ
Alexander, A LANCER, D Lopez Son. Marshall,
" A Mehrtens McLoy L Rice. Muller, Nirnitz & Co.
Minor & Co, ] W Mcmillan. w Ma!scher, 9
ojeman, Matthiessen, agent, McComb Go.
O'Nel B O'Neill. Ostendorf l. Co. Plenge, D Paul
& CO, Panknin, Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative
Association, Miss Ramsay, Russell. Read Co,
Rugheimer, C Fighter. Roach, Southern Ex-
press Co, P Schroeder, stoddaId Co salas,
& W Steffens & Co. shackelford Kelly, Taylor
& 90, G Voisht, q Wilson, G W Williams Co, j
n NJ Wohltmar, Mrs Watts, Wagener, Beath 4
Monsees Werner & Ducker, Wright r White ].
Yates, Mrs " Zernow, Railroad Agent, and
Order.
steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka via Jackson.
Vile. Fernandina1 and Savannah. Mdze. To D
Aiken Co, Dowis Noise, g I PanlriI. n Cameron,
4 20. RE Pennal, B Feldmm, W q Knox 'Jefords
& Co.Wagener, HGath q Monsees, B o'Nein. B Co,
q b Badenhop & Co o a Meyer and Order.
Arrived Yesterday.
British schr Ella Howell, Roberts, Eeuthera, Bah
--S days. Salt and Fruit. To P:J Esnards
schr Amelia Ireland. Townsend, New York;
daya.,: HAY and Mdze To " Roach, "A BischoH, B
Townsend, Railroad Agent Gen B o Tyler. Dowie &
Noise, ] q Yollers iJsA Enslow &. Co. FL Webb,-J
" Harrison. Bollmann Bros, G n Averin, Helms, II
DAILY, Mszyck Bros, Chisolm Bros, and Order. On
Saturday, Of Georgetown. 9, saw the schr Susan l
Wright, Mount, from New York, bound 70 the ior-
steamer st Helena, Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
Mdze To Murray, Fraser Dfu, Small GO.
r White l. 20, c B Claussen CO, Denny I
Miken, L Schnel Co, W Bee Co. and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New Yorf-Jas Adger
Steamship saragossa, Croweu. New York-Ravensl
Spanish bark Camilla, Mestres. Baroelonac-W p Hall.
6chr Nellie Burgess, Burgess, Georgetown, c.
Roach.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship saraeosss, Crower, New York.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
From this Port.
schr Oliver Ames, FRENCH. Philadelphia, May 20.
Up for this Port.
schr Starlight, Jones, at Boston, May 81.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Starlight, Jones. May 81
NEW YoRK.
Schr Lilly, Francis, up. May
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posADaIIs WILL CURE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February 25, 1868.
TtSSIW sm-This Is TO certify that have been
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wears. many times unable to move tried all medl-
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receiving any benefit. Having heard 'Rosadaiis
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some relief, continued it until am happy to cay
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afflicted" ,.p, upnp
Yours, very truly. JAMES WEBB.
WILSON, January Z, 1868.
hereby certify that have used DR.. Lawrence's
ustly celebrated Rosadais In my family as general
Alternative and Tonic with the most satisfactory re-
Suits and therefore consc1enuousy recommend II
to the public as medicine of rare and genuine
rneri, JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Wilson County, n. @.
RosApAls.-This medicine has met with an un'
urecedented success In this community. Captain
baker the polite and attentive agent for this city In
forms us that s next TO impossible to supply tae
demand made for it; and that the medicine Is ehect
ing some wonderful cures and giving great sansfac-
ton TO all who have used it-"Norfok lYa.) DAILY
Journal November %, 1867"
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BALTIMORE, Nd,
Late of Wilson. North Carohna.)
PRICE 81 80 PEB BOTTLE.
a55- Sold wholesale by al the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large cities of the United States
and British America, and retaled by Druggists every
where. .,
Address
DIR. j.. j. LAWRENCE & CO.,
SOLE
PRopR1ETORS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 244 Balimore-street
Baltimore, Nd
For sale by
GOODRICH. WiNEMAN & CO.
April 81 'nos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-25
DOCK AND JOB

DOOk AND JOB
P r " T N G..
The UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS FRE.,Dgi
and the Public that he has a large assortment Of
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY, and fine stock OF
CARDS, PAPER, &C., direct from manufacturers,
and will execute all orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
in neat manner, and at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Having large fonts of type, will contract for the
publication Of Weekly or MONTH"; on liberal terms
Orders ior BOoKB1NDING promptly attended to
at low rates, If lcft at No. SO HAYNE-sTREET.
May IL jas W MCMILLAN.