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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

come into power without aggraya.
ting every public eviIin existence
at The time, Taxation and cxpen-
ses might be heavy but they in
creased them, and would again, if
gigeutbepower CORRUPTION might
be rife; but with the success OF
democracy" it has been all in all,
aud would be again, with the same
chance.
If the democratic party.in its
best days, always when in power
increased public expenses, taxation
corruption and general rascality,
in Gods name what would it do
now, in its meanest?
With tho election of Gen.
GRANT. we shall have thorough
routing Of corruptionists and in
competents from office--and We
shall have the Reform and thu
prosperity, as far as human capac
ity can give them, which Democracy
promises when out Of power, bu
never did, and never will Civ
when in.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE
PLEAsANTvILLE, OHIO.
Ne,o Method Of Washing Clothes
Without Labor!
TnEAUTOMATIc CLOTHES
WASHER AND BOILER.


WASHER AND BOILER.
This Boiler operates upon purely philosophi-
cal principles.
1t lis selfacting, and dispenses entirely with
labor and thewear OF clothes,
The hot suds and steam, by the act ton of the
fire, are driven up through tubes, pouredupon
the clothes, and forced through the fabric with
astonishing rabidlty, cleansing il perfectly
without any rubbing. lthas been thoroughly
tested, and pronounced uneaualed as Clothes
Washer by those who have used 1t.
All fabrics, from the finest laces TO the bed
blanket, can be washed perfectly and with ease,
without the aid of the rubblng.board. For
Fiannels 1t Is invaluable, as the rubbing, roll.
ing and pressing process, must necessarily
full them more orless.
Thesaving IN the wear Of clothes, will very
soon pay .or the outlay.
VIA wash 10 sidrtSin3O minutes, withA bar d
soap
onexhibition and constantly in operation
at Lancaster, o. Call on G. II Smith, agent, Al
mis- Jewelry Store.
TPLadies and Gentlemen are cordially in
vlted 10 come and witness its wonderful opera
tions.
Retail Price, Only So 90.
REFERENCES-Dr. Won Bonhorst, Dir. NJ
Efinger, s. J. Wright, Mrs. D. Foster, Misses
Rice.
June 4, 1858.
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What will Democratic Success
Give us?

Give us?
Tho so.called democratic pro-
grammc for the campaign Of 1868
is developed. 1t is, to denouncc
the heavy taxation and tho official
corruption which are concomitants
Of tho present order Of things, as
results Of Republican rule; and 10
promise o millennium OF green
backs, lighter taxation and good
times generally, TO result from dem.
ocratic success next fall.
Now, what is all such palavor
WORTH The people know that
democratic treason produced th,
rebellion, that II was tho absolute
and sole cause Of the heavy taxa
tion resulting from lis suppression
and Is responsible before the coun
Try Tor all the political. corruption
allths&llicial stoalings, all the tax
cvading sascality, all the dcmoral
ization Of public morals, and al
the disturbance ofthe public pros
perisy which isnow existing IN OK
cess Of thatspf ordinary times.
The people hnoic that Che q
called Dcmocratlc party never di,
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Meeting Of H. v. horticultural
Society.
HOarreu1rnAL ROO1s, LAssA.rna, ,s y, o., !

HoRTIeULErRAL RooNs, LANCASTER, OIL
June u, 1868. !
The Society met, and was called
to order by President Ewing.
The reading of the minutes was
dispensed with.
The members present had an in
formal talk on the subject Of small
fruits generally, and compared
notes in relation to the strawber-
ry crop, and the prospects Of the
grape crop.
j. S. Snidcr reported his straw
berry crop small, and the berry
deficient in size. as com pared with
last year. His grape vineyard
was setting very full of fruit.
IA. Fctters reported his crop
good, and the fruit large and fine,
especially Of the Russell variety.
His prospect for a large grape crop
was very favorable.
F. j. Boving reported his grape
vines but moderately full which
was perhaps to be attributed in
part to tho fact of their having
borne very large crop last year.
| &C. Kinkcad said that portion
Of his vines were quite full, but a
few of the central rows, except at
the ends, were decidedly deficient
in blossoms. This deficiency in
the central part of the vineyard,
while the outside rows for some
distance toward the center, and the
ends of the rows showed plenty
: Of grapes setting was something re-
markable and unaccountable. In
! reply to a question, he stated that
: he did not recollect whether the
J middle portion of his vineyard
had last year been affected with
mildew, or not.
;, Mr.. Fotters recommended, fol
! the summer tying of grape vines
the inside bark Of the snap willow
speaking highly Of its durability
neatness and tho facility with
, which the material may be prcpar
ed.
6 Mr.. Snider gave an illustration
of u method of tying with rye
straw, and was disposed to give j
the preference over any thing HI
had tried, for economy, strength
and tho rapidity with which thu
: work is performed.
Mr.. Boving spoke favorably o
the straw tic.
i Mr.. Fctters suggested the pro
! priety Of occasionally taking "
= for discussion topics partakins
i moro purely of an agricultural
! character than had hitherto beel
:. the habit Of this society---for th
sake Of diversifying and widening
the interest Of our discussions
q a largo portion Of the member
q being practical farmers as well a
horticulturists.
"a The suggestion was favorabl
n received, and thercupon on motto
,fl OF Mr.. Fetters it was unanimousl
! Resolved that the subject of discus
:, sion for next meeting shall be 9Th
4 Cultivation Of Corn !" and that a
invitation be extended to the mem
n ebrs Of tho Pleasant TOWNSHIP
- Farmers Chubby publication G
" ~ this resolution with these proceed
- ings--to attend and participate j
/, said discussion.
4 REPORT OF FRUIT COMMITTEE
8 Cherics-By Mr. Young, of Push
creek: Gov. Wood, CLEVELAND
y .Rockport, Mayduke, Belle d'O
< leans, Early Purple Guingo, Eltoi
i. Very fine, wcll-favorcd spec
N mems.
- - Strawberries by J, s. Snidor
n n 3 baskets Wilson's Albany. Fin
p solid, well-ripened berries, and
~ good size.
- = On motion, adjourned till day
"a next regular meeting, 9th inst.
~ p. b. EWING, Pres.
~ S. A, GRIsWoLD, Sec.
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The Cheyenne Leader gives the
particulars of tho late excursion
trip Of a party Of Eastern men to
tho end Of tho track on the Pacific
Railroad. Returning, tho train
halted at "the Summit" the high.
est point on the road, whore o
Union flag, emblazoned with the
names Of Grant and Colfax, was
hoisted from a staff on the highest
accessible peak Of tho mountain.
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DELANo GETS MS SEAT.-The
House Of Representatives, having
fully investigated the Delano and
Morgan contest for tho representa-
tion of the 18th Ohio district,
found that Mr.. Delano bad Ecen
elected by decided majority Of
tho legal votes cast. He was there.
tore awarded the seat by vote Of
Soto 35, and has been duly sworn
I'm
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The new work entitled "Men Of
Our Day." published by zeigler &
NJ, Curdy, Phila., will doubtless be
found an interesting and desirable
work. Book agents are referred
to advertisement in another col
umn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The Empire Democratic Club, Of
Now York, has roorganizod, with
Isaiah Ryndcrs, as President.
Ryndors has declared in favor Of
Chase for the Democratic nominee,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The Senate, on the 18th confirm.
cd tho nomination Of Rcvcrdy
Johnson, as Minister to England
without the formality Of reference
toa committee.
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Proposals for Telegraph
Poles.

DRoPosAISw will he received at the Office o.
the Columbus a Hooking Valley Rail Road
Company, at Columbus, Ohio, until July 9th
or rr sne Iurnshg ., s'9V aetesr"Im r"i1s ~
month of August, and thoremaining ,0OOio bo
delivered ut samo place, or on the line be,
tween Lancaster aud Nelsonulle by the LIST o
October. Poles TO be locust, chestnut or white
oak, 20 feet long and o inches in diameter nj
state the kind aud number they propose to fur.
uish.
Tho Company reserve tho right to rsloot any
or all of tho bias IL not satisfactory:
NJ, NJ. GREENE, Vice Pres't
Juno Is, lS0S-sw,
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Lancaster Iron Company

MoTHERWELL & MORRISON, ,
MANUFAoTURERS of all kinds of
lvl Refined Hammered Bar Iron; all kinds o
Spades, Shopels, Mattocks, Picks,
iSedgeS, Hedges, Harro,o
Teeth, de-;
all kinds of Min Shafting and spindIos, /,
Also-All kinds Of heavy Black
smith Work done to order.
All Work Made Of the Best Ham-
mered Iron, and Warranted.
Shop, on Canal, south of Main
Street, opposite Steam Fg0isrjH0
MiH, Lancaster, O.
NAV oS. lS6S-4w
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

. IaH
~ atthe following times and places
In New LEXINGTON, at the Col.
born House, on Mondays and Tues.
days, May II and II; June Is and
16; July 20 and 21; August "a and
20; Sept. 28 and 30; Nov. 2 and 3;
Dec. z and s. y,
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, aftcr the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays, May
l3 and IA; juno II and 18; July 20
and %; August 26 and 81; Sept. 80
and Oct. l; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 8
and 10.
DR.. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic Dis.
eases, ms Dyspepsia IN all IT'S various FORMS,
an diseases OF the Lungs and Air passages, as
Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and CONSUMPTION; ALI
diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, Pah,;reas and
the glands generally; all diseases ofthe Heart,
blood and Blood Vessels all diseases of tho
Brain and Nerves, rs Epilepsy, Chorea, or St.
Vltus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous nnutrition, all diseases of Females,
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms OF Seroflla |;
also all dlseases.of the Eye and Ear, and oil !.
other Chronic Diseases.
No charge for consultation, hut cash for
Medicines. [Apr. 25, 1sGS-tf
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TURNPIKE LETTING
AGENTS WANTED FOR
MEN OF our DAY

The Lives Of GRANT, CoLFAX, and oil the
leading men OF the nation, (over 5O) In one vol
ume, by DR.. Il. p. Brockett, the popular Bio.
graphical Editor Of "Apploton's Cyolopedla,"
Over COO pages and i2 fno steel portraits The
only complete or reliable work OF the kind pub
hshed. prco verylow, Sales immense, Any
intelligent man or woman can clear $3.50 to 500
per month. One agent made $500 in Ave week g.
Send for circular. Address zElGLER, NC.
CURDY 4 CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa
Cincinnati, o., Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo.
June IL, lSG3-S2m.
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The advertisement Of a Turn
pike Letting, published in another
column by John Morehart, Supt
will attract tho attention Of road
builders.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
lYalnable Falan for Sale.

HAVING determined to move West, the un.
III dersigned willsell al private sale his farm,
situated iour miles west Of Lancaster, on the
Carlisle road, The farm contains 70 acres Of
land is well watered; has on il q good frame
elhng houseof 7rooms, good barn and 9TH
er out-bni ldipgs, with swell of water and fne
large cistern. There Is also a frst rate orchard,
or grated ffnit. besides peach, plum and cher
ry trees. Forterms'and further particular APP
ply 10 the undersigned on the premises.
June IL, 'BS-3m. WIN. WALKER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
SICK HEADACHE

Arlres from disordered state ofth stomach
liver, and can be permanently cured by the
use Of Roback's Hood Purifier aDd blood
pills. Full directions accompany each bottle
and box.
Sold by G. @. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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CONVALESCENTS

Should use Roback's Stomach Ditters to
strengthen the prostIatiOn which always follows
acute diseases; It will be found far superior ms
stimulating tome to any OF the wine and bark
preparations OF the present day,
Sold by G. C. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster o.
12-2m.
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a r. Alb LIE.

An old man found o rude boy in one Of his ap-
pie trees stealing apples and requested him to
come down. The young sauce-box told hun
plainly that ne would not The old man the n
pulled up tufts of grass and threw at him,
which only made the young scape grace laugh
in his face. The old man then pelted him with
stones, which soon made young America has
ten down and beg the old mans pardon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Cheap &SuperiOr Paints

TVNHE undersigned has for sale at rates
i greatly cheaperthan any other pants
can be purchased in the market, the following
BRAN DON DARK YELLOW,
BRANDON LIGHT YELLOW,
BRANDON ROOFING PAINT,
BRANDON BROWN PAINT,
and RAW and BURNT UMBER.
These Paints are warranted equal to any 9TH
er pat nts in durability.
The attention Of Farmers and others having
occasion to paint buildings, fencing and outside
painting is invited.
ii. B. HUNTER, Agent,
First door west First National Bank.
[may 2lst, lsGS-3m]
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Over in Circlcvillo they have an
enthusiastic Grant Club in active
operation, holding weekly meet
ings. Can't Lancaster do likewise?
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NMOr@l-

All persons having unsettled accounts with
me OF more than ninety (9O) days standing VIII
find them in the hands Of Mr.. John Searls for
collection,
May 2S, 1S6s-tf EDSON d. OLDS.
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sPEcFAL NOTICES,
Pittsburgh, Columbus g. Cin-
cinnati Railroad. y
Ths ran-nandte Ilouts.

NnV H@h-Anuto Noutos
nNAND AFFER DEC. sTH, 1857, TRAINS
N1willrun asfollows:-
Leave Columbus 2.OoA. N. $50 A. N. lf2O An
q Newark s;52 q s.lb a. 1885 P. \
stenbenyIlle BOO 2lop, n. 5l5. /"
Ar've PlttsburshllslO !" 4;25 7:oS P.
" Harrisburg9;25 P. N, .2.45 N. 5,lOA.
PhiladeIa l;25A. MOO Z" o.26 /"
( :" New York 5:IO lOl5 I" 1i,50 ..
g. Baltimore $50 T" $50 (" $3.50 !.
Washington n:a5 (" 1885 !" 1l:sS .
Elegant state,room Sleeping Cars on al i nigh,
trains.
On the Fast-Lino the celebrated asiiveE Pal
ace" day aud night cars are run through to
Phlladeiphla and New York without change.
ST. scULL, Gen. Ticket Ag,t,
W. W'GARD, iSapt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Steubenvlle, Ohio. .-F -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
On Tuesday Epenin0, Jane 23d.


Tho programme for tho evening will embrace
some fthe choicest selections ot classic and
one ratio music, together with some OF the
most thrilliAn and fashionable gems ofmodern
composers such rs have rendered the Musc-
nj solrees Of this celebrated Band so popular
and attractive in Cincinnati, and other large
cities throughout the Union.
The Concert on tho evening ofthe 23d VIII be
given under the auspices Of the
Masonic Fraternity OF Lancaster,
who cordially invite the citizens ofthls city,
and surrounding country, 10 participate with
them In patronizng The most splendid Musical
Entertainment which Il has bcen In their power
to present IN connection withthoir approaching
Festival.
,Tickets can now DO had At the principal bust
ness houses In the city Doors open nt 7 p
ushcrs, with programmes, viii be IN atten
dance.
luneli, lsos-,sw,
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.REAPERS ( MOWERS
FOR SALE

AT the Rail Road Warehouse. The hest in the
State with the improved Drop. Call aud see
them before youpuvchase
June IL, 'ss-4w. JAMES WEAVER.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Jaundice and all affections OF the Liver are
soon removed by the use of Roback's Stomac h
Bitters and Blood Pills. they sre composed Of
vegetable medicinal extracts with especial ref
eronoe to their direct action on the liyei and
digertiye apparatus.
Sold by G.. q. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TTAVING disposed ofmy stock ofDry Goods,
Groceries, &C., IN Carroll, all persons hay.
ing unsettled accounts with me are requested
to cali at my residence as early as convenient
where they will find their accounts ready for
settlement. T. d. MARTINDALE.,
Carroll, o., June 4, lSGS-lm"
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NEURALGIA

Can he effeutualy cured by taking DR.. Roback's
Blood Puriferand Blood Pills, aud bathing the
affected parts with Tmeturo of Aconite oil
Chlorolorm.
Sold by G. q. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
L A N G A S Z Err
w oOLEN MILL,

HAvfNG purchasedof Mr. L. II. oIdsS
tireinierest IN the Lancaster Woola
MIL and having thoroughly repaired thern
chinory ofthc same, ! would take this method
ofiniormlng the public generally, that am
now prepared to manufacture Wool into
Jeans. HannelS, CdSSimeres, Man-
kets, Yarns, de-,
And will warrant that in quality, workman
ship and prlcesto sustain the well.known rep.
utation OF this MILL E#s
have on hand the largest and best stock Of
WOODEN GOODS
in Lancaster, whiehI offer cheap for cash or
wool, will, as formerly, give special atten.
Spinning, ana Cloth DrgsslngJ satis-
tactorlly and promptly
Thankful to the many old customers for their
kind patronage Ihope, hy close attentionto
business, to merit u continuance Of the same,
and win give them the assurance that Lancas-
ter Woolen Mill shall be excelled by none.
Moyl4, lS6s-3in GEO. RABBITTS.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands oftho worst sufferers from this
tho use OF Roback's stomach Bitters, rs the
testimonials now in our hands fully prove.
Sold by q. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Wednesday, June a, 1868,

by Procession-the Dedication Of their New
Hall-an Grafton aud Free Dinner.
All members of the Order are cordially in
vited TO be present and participate with us up
on that occasion. By Order,
COMMITTEE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Choice Farm for Sale

yWyHE undersigned will soil, at private sale,
his farm situated in the suburbs Of Balti,
more, on the road leading from Baltimore to
BASIL Saidfarm contains 20 acres Of number
one land, on whchls two-story brick house
containing rooms and kltchen-the latter
consisting oftwo rooms. There is q goodor.
ehard, and a great variety Of grape vines, pear
and plum trees, and a variety OF small fruit.
Also, a good well ofwater. For terms and par
teulars inquire OF the undersigned. on the
premises. ADAM BRANDT, Sen.
May 2Sth, lsGs-s3m.
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GRAND CONCERT! /!
Mcnter's Celebrated Band

M EspECTFuLI.Y announce to the citizens
u6, OF Lancaster and vicinity that they will
rist this City, for tho purpose OF giving one
ar thatr .
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II you want the best article Of sorghum in
town, 60 to Carly smaley's. ll-3t
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Masonic Notice.

EVNHE several Masonic bodies Of Lancaster
propose TO celebrate the coming FEs-
TlyAL OF ST. JOHN THE hap
IT'S r, on
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-01-04
ON THE WING.

About MormoDism-In the Den Of the Lion-0f
the line. Seventy four-The Slayer Slowed
On Jordans Muddy sanks-5in Ruraldom-
How Pocat5lo was Whipped-Fort Bridger
-Sweetwater Mines.ia Hs a#
EpIroR PosT: We have done" Salt Lake,
and now like Alexander after having con-
quered the world, we pine because there isn't
another one to go through with. We saw
the Prophet, bearded him in his den, conyers-
ed with him upon things temporal and spirit
ual and now boast familia-ity with the
platform be stands upon. Brighton Is a sue
cess, he is, for he understands one thing not
vouchsafed to all poor mortals, he knows how
to keep a Hotel" IF we had entertained
any previous doubts as to his ability to act as
waGo, m,ster of an Institution of this kind,
as " Y" would say, we should have had our
mind disabused of them Immediately after
reading the large placards that adorn the
walls of his reception room, Informing the
generous public that the best wSolen goods
are manufactured at President Young's facto-
ry," and that " Eldridge q Clawson are sole
agents for the same" This, taken with the
fact that he directly controls the profits of
the theatre, one or two hotels, the hot spring,
all the toll-roads in the Territory, beside the
annual ten per cent of the income and IN
crease of his whole flock, will give you a
slight idea how s,y old joey Bagstock Young
profits by Mormonism. Then we saw Vice
President KimbslI. another adept in cunning,
vulgar as a Five-Pointer and superior to the
re-. of them in only one respect, in having
the greatest number Of children, seventy-four
ali told. This number was given me by re-
liable apostle, and can be considered Official
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-01-04
IRGINIA CITY, MONTANA SATURDAY, JANUARY A. 1868

man, whose march to the sea would
have damned to all eternity legion of
pirates and ree-booters-Sherman, the
lackey, tool, lieutenant of the SangamOn
brother of the devil, the obscene, brutal
and boorish Iincoln-Sherman, whose
hands are red with the blood of thou
sands of American freemen-Shermsn
whose most glorious acts can be written
in two words-'Atlnuta' and Columbia
"This mushroom Of civil war, blood
watered. rank with the corruption and
wickedness engendered in the hellish
crusade for the enslavement and degre-
dation of white men, and the triumph
of niggers-this thing Democratic can
didate for the honors which, as a party,
we have conferred upon Jefferson, Madi-
son, Monroe, jackson, Van Buren,, Pierce
and Buchanan Proposed by Ken
tuckian, from a Sovereignty thousands
of whose sons rest in unhallowed graves
slain for the love of liberty by Sherman
minionsl Great God that Democrat
should so disgrace himself and humiliate
that old party!"
General Sherman was in Washington
on the 18th of December, visited both
houses of Congress, and expressed him.
self freely on political affairs, stating
that if the copperheads were not salts
fed with his st. Louis speech, they
would be not more so when he spoke
again" He thinks Hancock will no
accept the nomination upon any plat
form the Democrats will adopt.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-01-04
CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.

P,sE l--Sixty-Seven Csnarls The Removals ;
vsrtsd-Nore of Earth; The National Couveu-
ton; Ga the Wing
PACE Pen aud scissors; From Eut;s City
Frsm EoBemau.
SAGE Observation-Disclosures.
p,es 4.-Tsreg aus; The Coinage Of Year
Miscellaneous
p,sE 5-Pcefry UnfulRnsd; Pen and Scissors
Money Miscellaneous
PAGE t-From san Lake Cig From Phillips,
burg; Curious Statistics,
PACE Ring oct, Wild Bells; Trip Down the
Missouri Miscellaneous Great Sayings of Great
NeD.
PACE s-virg;u;a aud Helena ocals: Virginia
Letter List.