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The Montana post., 1869-02-26

He should therefore have a civilian at the
head of each department. This statement
comes from members of Congress who were
present.
Seward,s Purpo sc.
G. B. Lamar hus instituted a suit against
Dana, former assistant Secretary of War, for
false arrest and Imprisonment.
Secretary Seward declines reviewing an Al
bany military corps on March fourth, saying
IL Il his purpose to enjoy thereafter as much
freedom from political studies and labor as Is
compatible with the responsibilities he shares
with his fellow cstizens.
Rollins Successor-A Fighting Par
son-CabineI Rumors.
Chicago, Feb. IA Tribune special says
Grant will appoint Columbus Delano Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, and that the
nomination has already been rendered and ac-
cepted.
The conference committee on the Diplo-
matte bill are agreed on all points In dispute
except Buffers amendment on the South
American mission. They will probably disa-
gree to this, and provide for Charge d. Affairs
instead of resident Minister at some of the
South American ports.
The National Bank bill has gone to the
conference committee, whose composition in>
duces the belief that Colburns amendment will
not be carried.
1t is stated that Rev. Mr.. Sherman who
was hissed at Washington for denouncing the
President Tor pardoning Dempsey, sent a note
to Dempsey yesterday, inviting him to bring
his threatened cowhide to his room and try
him on, guaranteeing there should never be
any legal difficulty. Dempsey ascertaining
Sherman was formerly an English army officer
and now a fighting parson, declined the invi-
tation.
Grant stated yesterday to a Congressman,
that Dickey of Pennsylvania, would be one
of the members of his Cabinet.
miscellaneous.
Havana, Feb. 24.-There is great excite
ment here relative to the announcement that
there are two iron clads at Key West Dulce's
address says the Military Courts estab-
lished and their decisions will be carried out.
Three thousand troops leave to-day for the
interior. A new export duty will hereafter
be levied to increase the revenue and meet
the extraordinary expenses of war.
London, Feb. 23.-In the House of Com
mons, the Solicitor General of the College
introduced a bill abolishing the university
test
Washington, Feb. 24.-There is strong
talk of removing Gorham from the secretary
ship of the Senate. His probable successor Is
Frank Moore. editor of the Rebellion Record
and son of Early Moore, P. NJ. of San Fran
cisco.
Capt. III. G.. Romins, of Nevada, is at
Washington. Sargent will support him for
Internal Revenue Collector of Sacramento.
Cheesman denies that he wants any Office.
Pascal Coggins, G. +. Porter and S. w.
Kennedy are additional candI 1ates for San
Francisco Postmaster.
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Errors OfYOuth.
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indscretioH, will, for the
sake Of uferiDg humanity, send free to all who
need a. the receipt and directions making the
simple remedy by which be was cured- Sufferers
Wishing to profit by the advertisers experiences can
do 80 BY addressing. In perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN
~-lfi l93 No. az Cedar St Ne W York
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TO THE
Merchants of Montana |!

ENOR the information of those freighting 60
IL Montana from the East, over the u. p n.
Road, beg leave to state that have just
completed one of the most
COmmOdiOus Warehouses
along the line of the Railroad. at CA RTTE;R
lot miles North of Fort Bridgar, and are now
ready TO receive freight on storage.
The town of CA IfTEIS is located near
the old Soda Springs Oregon road, which has
been used for more than forty (40) years, and
which the route taken by all the early emf
grants to Montana II is by far the nearest and
best diverging point TO Montana, the road passing
over an uudulating country. aboundiDR in grass,
wood and water Persons wishing to ship by this
route will will please mark 20 the care of CAR
TER s. BROTHER. Carter, Wyoming. who
have the only warehouse at this poiut, and who
will give prompt sttention 20 all business
trusted to them. transportation by mule
teams can be readily procured.
CARTER s. BROTHER.
JAN IL, 1S6yd4f Carter, Wyoming T'y
So Montana papers please copy three months
and send bill TO w. A. Carter, Fort Bridger. w. T.
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Cuba.

Havana. Feb. ga battollian of volun-
teers which formed a portion of the regular
garrison of the city, yesterday sent 3 deputa-
tion to Gen. Dulce, and demanded vigorous
measures be resorted TO against the rebels.
when relieved from duty, the soldiers made
demonstrations which caused great excite
ment. To-day the agitation is renewed. The
volunteers sent another commission TO Gen.
Dulce, reiterating the demand for severe meas
ures. He replied formerly that he could not
permit any interference with his political or
military plans.
The Governor has resolved TO effect any pari>
acation within the limits Of Law. In this
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Iueste, Feb. 2l.-A terrible disaster CO.
euT~i yesterday on the frigate Radetsky,
cruising In the Adriatic, by the explosion of
The magazine. completely wrecking the ship
and causing great loss of life The most of
The officers and crew were instantly killed or
blown into the water and drowned.
Washington, Feb 2l.-A patent was issued
Yesterday 20 James E Jay, for 1l5,47S acres
Of Cherokee neutral lands. This Is the larg-
~ land patent ever Issued except TO rail-
roads.
Cincinnati, Feb. 2l.-ChaTles King. robber
OF the safe Of CoDbeerling a Pine, Wall ST.,
On the lst Of january, was arrested here yes
lsTday and taken 20 New York. Sixty thou
and dollars in stolen bonds were recovered.
New York, Feb. 2l.-A mass meeting OF
herman Republicans and Democrats was held
this afternoon. They adopted a memorial
Protesting against passing the proposition be-
lore Congress, giving u. s. Courts the exclu-
i've power TO grant naturalization certifi-
Gates.
FORTRESS Monroe, Reb. "A few shanties
occupied by negro squatters, on the farm OF
aE u. Clair. near Hampton. shave been re-
moved by the sheriff, assisted by the military,
them.
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E. G. Maclsy. c. A. Broadwster. Carroll & Steel.
E. O.. MacIay 81 Co.
Receivers, FOrsodrders
FREIGH ERS.
FORT BENTON AND HELENA.
ofaces, on Levee at Benton, Bridge Stree, Helena
M Montana.
PARTIES CAN MAKE RATES. BY APP
LYING TO US. TO copER ALI FREIGHT
AND CHARGES FROM NEW YORK AND
AL PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE EAST
TO HELENA, THE ONLY FIRM IN
MONTANA MAKING THROUGH
RATES
We take pleasure in informing
our patrons and the business public generally that
the old reliable and well known
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By Telegraph.
WASfsESGESE-

WAsHINGTON, January 6.-Jobn Nj
mol Bolts died 65 his home in CulpeppsT
county, Va, this morning.
The argument in the csss Of @. ".
White et Al, au original case ia Equity.
has been fixed by the Supreme Court for
the first day ID February. This suit in
wolves many impCTtaBtqussjsons IA con-
nectiOn with The disposal Of Texas
bonds in that State during the war.
The R~3senburg frauduleus uaturslizs-
ton css5. which was Certified from the
Council OF New York to the Superior
Court OF the United Satss, viii Q @ be
issued,
The committee exc mining into the al
legged frauds IN the $ ste Of New York,
has already taken violence enough TO
make 500 printed PAGES.
IL was recently stated that LaciuS T.
ROife had been arrested on q charge Of
presenting fraudulent claims against" the
Treasury Department. He had 8 hear
ing to-day before Commissioner Brown,
who honOrsbly discharged him.
There was 3 full attendance at the
Cabinet meeting to-day.
Gen. Frank R.sir had an interview
with the President this morning.
Information has been received that
the TeXss Convention has passed an or
dinaOce giving the right of way to the
international Pacific Railroad from the
eastern 10 the western border Of that
State, and a reservation Of twenty miles
on each side Of the road, the road to be
completed in six years. This road is enc
Of the connecting links Of the interna-
tiOnal line from Cairo to San Bias, on
the Pacific ocean.
The Texas Convention is debating the
question Of dividing the STATE.
The trains on the Central Pacific Rail-
road are running on schedule lime to
Csrlem, IN the northeast corner Of Ne.
vada, six hundred miles distant from
San Francisco.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, January 8-The remains
Of John Minor Bolts will be brought from
CulpepPer Court House to this city for
intermeut on Sunday next.
RICHMOND, January The revenue
collections for this district last wear
amount to 800, 600, being nearly $780,
coo more than in 1867.
The State press, so far as hesrd from,
stand rs follows on the new movement
for universal Suffrage, with the hope Of
universal amnesty In favor oft, eleven
Democratic papers; and against il,
eight Democratic and two Republican
pspers.
NORFOLK, January IA communica-
ton vas received last night from the
Sheriff OF Princess Ann county, sd-
dressed to the commanding officer here,
stating that in attempting to serve q writ
Of ejeetment he had been forcibly re-
sisted by al armed band OF negroes. Ia
compliance with his request FOR assist
ance to execute the law and preserve the
peace, the military commander sent 8
force Of twenty men TO aid the civil au-
thnritiess
Later information has been received
20 the effect that 10 an encounter be-
tween the military and negroes a SER
geant had been mortsily wounded, and
three negroes killed. The officer IN
command Of the detachment has made
application for reinforcement. He
says that the negroes from the surround
country are arriving, and threaten
an open attack. Additional troops
will probably be ssnt tonight.
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ERRETCE

LONDON, January S-The request Of
the Sublime Porte for . postponement Of
the ConfeFeace on the Eastern question
in order that time may be gained for in
structiDg the Turkish Representative,
has not been aceeded to and the Con-
ference will open its session tomorrow.
The Sultan has ~telegraphed his instruc-
ti0ns st length to Mohsmmed Pssha, the
Turkish Ambassador at Paris. A part OF
these instructions are that If the discus
siOns in the Conference extend beyond
the Turkish uitimstum to Greece, that
the Turkish Representatives shall imme-
dietely Withdraw. The TUTqas says that
if the Turkish Representatives withdraw
q war with Greece is inevitable.
PARIS, January S-The decrease in
bullion in the Bank Of France during the
week amounted TO 81 500, coo francs.
VIENNA, January S-The press Of this
city assert that the representative Of the
Greek Government at the Paris Confer
euce will not be permitted to offer any
proposition, but will attend only for the
purpose Of giving Information IN regard
to the subjects under discussion. The
Conference will frame a project OF set
Element which will be the duty OF Greece
to adopt after its acceptance by the Sub
lime Porte, and the withdrawal Of the
Turkish ultimStum.
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REPoRrs FRou LIE soUrH.

In the Appeal OF yesterday we had
occasion to notice briefly the character
Of the report Of Col. PORTER TO Gen,
GRANT upon the condition CT affairs in
Arkansas to-day We desire to present.
il as few words, our opinion OF the re-
perE Of Gen. SHELLEY, who recently visited
The SCENES Of rapine, outrage, murder
and robbery made memorable 10 the peo-
Die Of Ogeschee, Georgia. Gen. SIBLEY,
Ike Col. PORTER, instead Of taking the
testimony Of both sides, rs he admits in
his report printed on first pags, pro
cured what formed the burden OF this re-
port, from the negroes who have out
Iawed themselves by their crimes and
rebellious attitude towards the lawfully
constituted authorities OF n state. me
respectable and reputable citizens Of the
district were entirely ignored, and the
nress denounced by him 80 having
exaggerated the reports Of the de-
straetion Of life and property and
the attitude OF the negroes; cnly
such being permitted to colour an
official report that is as black aud hide
ous as the crimes OF the unfortunate and
benighted Creatures whose only defense
ii is. Gen. SHELLEY, ike Col. PORTER,
entirely ignored the fsct that Georgia il
under Radical control gave the white
people no credit for -foTbearance or truth
but, reversing the experiences
all who have ever Investigated the
relative reliability Ct the two
races, give the credit OF t~ruth-telling to
those proverbial for Justification, and
interest twas to make their side
the defensive one, II orderto escape pun
ishment for their villsnies.
The proceedings of these officers and
their reports, make up the s~orTiest among
the many farces with which the sad his
tory Of the psst three years is interpo-
lated. Neither truth nor justice is sub
served nor the peace, that Is the espe-
sisl aim Of the present head OF the
army. We will hope that General
GRANT may himself real.zs the
l~nreliabili'y OF tie witnesses upon
whose testimony Col. PoRTEB and Gen.
SIBLEY make reports That are unkind,
malicious, and as wioksdly false Is the
the people Of Georgia and Arkan-
as have had to endure, surpass al Others
hepressOf the South has chrOnieled since
ne close Of the var, ard that he VIII not
TO do the poople thus outraged the
Gstics his sids-de- camp deny them.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD


TIRE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
By reference to our local columns it
will be seen that the County Commission
ers, after = lengthy and full debate, have
granted the prayer Of the President and
Directors Of the Mississippi River Rail
road Company, and subscribed in aid Of
the undertaking, on the part Of the
county, the sum OF $500, eco. In doing SO
they yielded not more to public
opinion, SO well pronounced in
favor ct this important enterprise,
than to the reasons and argu.
ments presented by the press and those
most particularly interested ia it. For
three days they had the matter under
deliberaiion, but not until every objse-
ton that they could urge was overcome,
and the last scruple as to the effect Of
their action upon the public credit was
~dissipsted by the arguments Of the
friends Of the road, did they give their
consent and vote what was 20 urgently
pressed for by the people Of the county.
This they did, unanimously and.
to their credit be It said, not
withstsnding a captiOus spirit Of
objection, nOt 10 the enterprise,
but to the President, Mr.. MITCHELL. u
man who has worked for years quietly,
silently, but effectively In furtherance Of
it; who unostentatiously has fzbored
IN the interests Of the city, bear
ing all the expenses incident to
3 revival Of the charter OF the Com
pany, involving an outlay for the susie
nance Of the organization, frequent at
tendance upon the Legislature, and other
matters affecting its existence. And
when the whole scheme was completed,
and the franchise o. the Company was
worth & fortune, this gentleman rendered
8 participation in it to the people Of
this city and county. Oaly four weeks
have elapsed since he took the field with
his Board Of Directors, and announced
IN q communication 20 the APPEAL. his
determination to pgsh the ENTERPRISE
His first campaign has been short.
sharp and decisive resulting in not
only securing county aid, but what
is of more importance, the good will OF
the people and the press, and the highest
eneomiums, as well as expressions OF re.
gard, from from his fellow-laborers in the
great scheme. He did not weary the
public with q needless agitation Of his
project during the years Of depression
when its construction Hss impossi-
bic. Those years were employed as
they only could be proGt&bly, in the
patient maintaining Of the charter and
preparation Of the county officials on the
lire Of the road for Intelligent action
when the time for action should s~rrive
He wss ready 70 launch hls seheme be-
the public Of Memphis ard Shelby
when the "ring" volunteered
and. Internationally, no Doubt devel-
oped public opinion in favor Of it, so
tbat he had bat to fall ia
with the tide and follow 1t
on to fortune. By biz patience, sagseity
snd energy Mr.. MITCHELL has well IL
lustrated the difference between = man
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raELAsTE FFOgT o THAT STOCK

TEE LAST FFOgT FOR THAT STOCK.
We learn, from what we deem reliable
authority, that the city's stock In the
Little Rock and the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroads, so long sought Tor by
the ring f" and other " rings" is shortly
10 be advertised FOR sale, st public hue
ton, to satisfy 3 decree Of the United
States District Court for ten or perhaps
twelve thousand dollars, due by the city
TO somsbOdy who has no bowels OF COM
passion for her. We hope the new City
Fathers will make this matter the object
OF their especial care; promptly pro.
vide for the release OF this valuable
stock from > pending jeopardy, and push
the collection OF every dollar due the
city, no matter by. whom, SO that toe
property Of the people may no longer de-
pend fer its safety upon the will OF cred
itOrs whose esgerness to put themselves
in inst attitude is oaly equsIed by their
esgerness to get out Of l., st s cost equal
- the exhaustion Of the debtor.
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o. discretion and work and one who
sounds bis trumpet In the streets and has
neither q good cause nor ability to advo-
. ,te It. He hiss proven himself worthy
t1e Endorsement Of the Directors Of his
company, and Of the people, who msy
be well assured of his practical ability and
knowledge Of their wiahesin this matter.
He has pledged himself TO begin the
work within the next ninety days, and
to prosecute it thereafter with all the
energy that the early completion Of IL
demands. Laboring in this way, and in
this spirit, we pledge him The hearty Co
operation Of the people Of Memphis.
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hIEMpEEIS APPEAL
SATURDAY mORSING. JAN. 3. 1893
TIE wrERLx APPEAL.

We have neglected, for some time, to
thank our friends In the city and cOun-
try who have been exertiDg themselves
TO extend the circulation Of our NAM
moth WEEKLY, now offered to sub
scrl0ers at only s. . per annum. The
large increase in the number Of subj
scribeFs during the past week admOn-
ishes as That we can no longer delay q
Acknowledgements, without seeming TO
be purposely dsreliet OF a pleasing duty.
Since New YEARS. Day, the stsunch and
true friends Of the APPEAL, numbered
by thousands in this and the neighbor-
ing States, have boon exerting them
selves in 3 way that gives US encourage
ment % hope, IS one Of them ex-
presses himself, "thst better snd brighter,
and more prosperous days are returning
to the people Of the South" Such evil
denees Of appreciation OF Our labors are
gratifying as well IS profitable, and viii
not be lost upon Us. Tnsy will have the
effect Of redOubling our efforts TO make
an acceptable misrepresentation the
sentiments OF the people in whose inter
ests 1t is published, and live with every
fact that can in any way add to their
stock Of intelligence or promote that
high tone in morals for which our peO-
pie have ever been prominent. There IS
No reason why, before the first Of Jgnu-
AIRY, 1870, the WEEKLY APPEAL should
not hsve from eight TO ten thousand sub
scribers. flour friends exert themselves
for us as they have been doing ths past
think the latter number attain
able within that time.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
0aTeFd, Mississippi.
Chartered by the state in 1855, and authorized
TO confer the Highest Educational Hon
o-s on Young Ladies.

Observation-Disclosures and Guard-
JAMS are esp cialiy invited 10 consider The mer-
It's o. tins Institution. To edGcaJs-in the true
sense Of The wOId-to EDUCATE thoroughly The
young ladies Of the South. IL its aim. The de-
partIGents oI Matthew atics, Pts steal and Moral
Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Ian
guages, Music, Drawing, etc, arc ably tiied By
accom- pllsheu teachers, ulls and female.
Special cnrg-lt may lie said. uncommon care
Is Glkeh not only 10 thoroughly educate in
the Arub ana sciences, but 10 render the pupils
contented and happy, 20 train their moral
sentiments, to cultiVaLs correct tastes. to pre-
serve tneir health, and to throw around them
proper res raints. In snort, to anord to patrons
one Of the very best regulated Institutions IN
the land.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have beep mazda
10 supply the College with suitable APPARATUS
sufheient TO illustrate the Sciences, andto give
a practical knowledge or them. In addition.
the c asses in Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat,
ural philosophy, through The courtesy of the
oueers OF Tue state University, Will have ac-
cess 70 us large and well appointed Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, exceIIed by nome
IN Tie south, and 10 be favored with lectures
and experimental Illustrations by DIS. Garland
shc dhgard. the learned Professors In these
Departments.
BUILDLNG-LoCATGoN.-The building. esti.
mated 10 be worth $4,000, is cOmnodioGs. com
Portable and retired.
REFERENcas.-All patrons and pupils of the
Col eye.
BOARDING DEPARTMENr.-In charge of Rev
". ". MCMAHON, IS kept in q styie seldom II
ever, equa.ed. All the teachers board in the
UNIFoRAuTY OF observation-disclosures
Calico, Brown MerinO, Pink Deiaine, Pink
Lawn AID White Dresses, Plain Hat. trimmed
only with q band or black velvet. Thcss
Wishing 10 wear mourning are required to con-
lorm IN plalnness of dress, but nos in colpr
As economy IS the Object OF this arrangement
new pupils need notlsy aside clothing alfeady
on band, II as plain as the uniform, bar wbea
additional purchases are necessary, the uni-
form must be regarded.
ENPENsEs.-Per session Of % weeks, half In
9dVduCe:
Preparatory Classes .......... S IA 50
NOAtsEG AlAk-EN. DEGDEI -, IN
ancient and Modern Languages, EACH. - 20
Music, ea3n ihstfument--------..-.-..--.. 70 %
branches, usual rates..
BJsrt, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh 5
ana 200 90 |
Pupils charged at The above rates from ne
date Of entrance until end of session in June
in cases Of pHotFacLed sickness.
sc. BURNBY, Pres't of Trustees.
jaSdaw G. II. BELL, Pres't OF College.
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PENXsYLvASIA.

LEBANON, January III. A. Beatty,
charged with robbing the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Compsny's Office,
at Allentown, ia April last, was tried &C.
day and found guilty. Beatty will be
tried tomorrow gu a charge OF robbing
the safe Of Andrew K0ceider, at Ann
vile, ia April last. Nat. DerWent, who
was engaged with Beatty, escaped from
Jail on the morning Of January !, and is
still Rt large,
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January 8.-Msi.-
Gen. Lineil Il. Rousseau died at eleven
O'Clock last night. He viii be buried
here tomorrow at 3 pm. Gen. BuchaE-
an assumed command to-day 10y virtue Of
seniority. Ills order assuming command
simply announces that fact.
Gems. BabcOck and Porter, Of Gen.
Grants stan, have returned from Texas.
SiXty-one civilisn agents o. the Freed
mems Bureau, and clerks, ia this State,
have been discharged, reducing the
establishment 20 small proE OrtiOns.
An order was issued yesterday prohib-
iting further admissions into the Freed
mons Hosnital M fhia civ.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 7.-In a cave under
the island 1t Rock Island, the statute of
an Indian maiden, with a copper pedes-
tal, seven foot high, ooleisk, Of solid
brass, and other Indian curiosities, were
found last evening.
Senator Chandler was re. elected BY the
Michigan Legislature yesterday, and
Congressman Ferry aud Blair retired.