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The Montana post., 1869-03-05
THE BLIND mEN AND THE
FABLE.


-
BY JOHN C. SAKE.
II was six men of Indostan
To learning much inclined.
Who went TO see the elephant
(Thongh all of them were blind)
That each by observation
Might satisfy his mind.
The first approached the elephant,
And happening to fall
Against his sturdy side,
At once began TO bawi-
God bless meI-but the elephant
Is very much like q WALL"
The second, feeliax of the tusk,
Cried, Hot wha; have we heret
So very round, and smooth, ana sharp,
To me tbs mighty clear.
This wonder of an elephant
Is very like spear"
The third approached the animal,
And happening 90 take
His squirmiug trunk within his hands.
Thus boldly up aud spake:
u see" quoth he. 'the elephant
Is very like a sDakei'
The toKrth reached out his eager hand,
And felt about the knee;
What most this wonderous beast is like
Is mighty plain" auoth be;
% "Tis clear enough the elephant
Isyery like treel"
The .ftth who cbanched to touch the ear
Said, Even the bliDdest man
Can tell what this resembles most,
Deny the fact who can;
This marvel of an elephant
Is very like FAM"
The siLrh no sooner had begun
Around the beast to grope
Than seizing on the swinging tail
That fell within his scope
81 see. "quoth he, ''the elephant
Is very like a ropei"
And so these men of Indostan
Disputed loud and long,
Each IN mis- own opinion
Exceeding stiff and strong,
Though each partly in the right.
And all were in the wrong.
MORAL.
So oft in theOlogic wars
The disputants, L weeB,
Rail ON In utter ignorance
OF what each other mean
And pirate about an elephant
Not one of them has seen!
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
EN ROUTE TO WHITE PINE.

Extracts from a Personal Letter.
Cold Stormy Weather-WiIliam n. Taylor on
Duty-0ut in the CoId-A word OF Advice
q Heroine on the Rosd-A Broncho's Merits
X-tolled.
The Montana post., 1869-03-05

A Puritan divine preached to the
newly married couples of his congrega-
tion upon part of Psalm cxix, 2: "And
abundance of peace SO long as the moon
endureth." -tlilLlhr rsI
The Montana post., 1869-03-05


THE PERUVIAN MUNIAIIEs.-Our read
ers will remember the story (recently
published in this paper of the resurs
rection-as it was called-of 500 NUNS
mics at africa, Peru, during the great
South American earthquake. Mr.. h. q.
Squier, the learned historian of South
American antiquities, in a note to the
New York Tribune, makes the follow
ing explanation. He says; The desert
hills behind africa, as, indeed, those sur
rounding the few habitable spots on the
Peruvian coast, are literally stuffed
with the desicated bodies of the aborig-
inies. They are but thlnly covered with
light and nitrous sands, and are often
exposed by the winds. i have seen doz-
ems of them at africa. lying on the sur
face, wrapped in coarse grass mating,
or in their crumbling nets, for most who
lived here seem 70 have been fishermen.
In excavating for the africa and Tacua
Railway a dried body was found partly
encased in a wrapper of thin gold. Rude
implements, domestic utensils, aud Oc-
casiOnally ornaments, are found with
the remains. L have carefully exam
ined hundreds of so called mummies
without finding the alightest evidence
that their preservation is due to otner
than natural conditions of soil and cli-
mate"
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
Military Promotions.

Washington, Feb. 25--The President NOM
mated to-day Col. Nathan A. Brown TO be
Paym aster General. vice Brice retired; Leon
ard to be Assistant paymaster General; Major
Alvord to be Deputy Paymaster Geb0ral; Col
Townsend to be Adjutant General, vice
Thomas relieved. etc. Several other promo
tions were made in the Quartermaster Gsneral
and Medical departments. 1t. Col. Ciitz, of
the 7th infantry, is TO be Colonel of the 10th
infantry, vice Alexander retired; Lt. Colonel
Crawford, of the 2nd infantry, TO be Colonel
of the 10th infantry, vice Sibley retired; 1t.
Colonel Wood, of the lst infantry, TO be Col.
of the 9TH infantry, vice HeintElernan retired.
Dulce Superseded. llH
i Havana, Feb. 25.-6en. Peurillo. formerly
of the Spanish army, has gone 20 Csenfuegs
20 take command of the regulars. The an
iionncement that Caballer0de koda Is TO sue
ceed Dulce as Captain General produces great
excitement.
The steamer Cricket, known TO have left
Charleston for Havana on the 5th, has not ar
rived. - trn
Key West, Feb 26.--A Spanish man-of-
war Is outside of Sand Key, watching the
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
Congressional Topics.
Blaine For Speaker.

Washington, Feb. 25.-It is escertained
from a member of the committee on inaugu-
raj ball, that no colored persons have ap-
piled for admission.
Mr.. Dawes addressed a note to Blaine, noti-
flying him that he(Dawes) had withdrawn fro m
the contest for Speaker.
Blaine will probably be nominated for Speak
er by acclamation.
A caucus of the Republican members OF the
forty-first Congress will he held on Tuesday
evening, March 2d, with view TO making
nominations for officers of the House.
A caucus of Democratic members will be
held at the same time.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
~ ONEE3Ei VtbE'EIssFs

last "Wednesday j., Nav
York citv an election wns LnlJ
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nLnvoh ,o '"'" ~ ,1,a Mo- n,,t,;,,
anJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|n,ls nreat nxn;Inn,rn, nrn~,
v.iIr1 ,f;yr. nrl,'tru t;ol.nlS
rnn,ni,,;;,,, f.,n ..',rs - ,hn
csn,I;j,tn7 Internationally
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
TIL r DAY BOOK.
Registration.

Every male citizen of the
United States, who is twenty.
one years OF age, has resided in
the State for twelve months
next preceding the day Of cleo
ton, has not been convicted Of
felony, has not been disfran-
chised through the operation OF
the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Of the United
States, and has not already
registered, is entitled to regis
ter under the order of General
Candy, lately issued.
Registration viii begin the
18th Of June. t is made the
duty Of the registering officers
not only to add the names Of
all lawful voters hitherto UNI
registered, but also to strike
from the lists as they stand the
names Of all persons improper
~ registered
1t will be -preceiyed, there
fore, that our cAHyassers and
committees have u two-told du-
ty to perform first, to secure
the registration ut all c0mpe
tent voters not now on the lists;
second, to ascertain and have
stricken from tie lists al names
improperly there. It is not
doubted that u very large mum
Der OF negroes not twenty-one
years OF age are on the lists,
and to this point particular
scrutiny should be directed, and
proof obtained
It should be borne in mind
that the election itself will be
ia effect settled by the regis
tratlon. That is therecruiting
OF the army and the obtaining
Of pGsltlon-on the success OF
which the result Of the battle
depends. Let every man do
his whole duty in this regard
and We may bid defiance to our
enemies Wing.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
letter fFOsss Senator Grimes

The letter in the london
Times Of the 18th instant, an
der he signature ot AN
American Citizen, respecting
the 4 labama claims treaty, and
which has exercised d soothing
influence in England, was COM
municated by United States
Senator Grimes, Of Iowa.
The letter states that there
never has been 81 time within
the last fifty years when there
was less Of u disposition in tie
United States to go to war
with any country, least Of all
with Great Britain, than there
is at the present moment; that
in the vote on the Alabama
treaty the Senate only agreed
to Mr.. Sumner $ conclusion.
no tie processes by which he
reached / at conclusion; that
England $ offence was not the
Concession Of belligerent rights
to the Contederacy, but that
the Alabama was British built
manned, &c, and had never
entered "a Confederate port to
acquire legal CT technical right
to a belligcrent character, that
she had no other home but Liv-
erpool, and that she was in law
and conscience q British vessel
until sic sank beneath the
waves; that there Is 10 DISPOSE.
ton in the United States to
wrest Canada from the British
crown, and finally, that it is
presumed Mr.. Motley's insruc-
lions can be Of no other than
Il pacific character.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
The HOIicr.'EhaM-'EEaOta Glass.

If there are any of that 'ho-
lier-t han-thou' class left who
are too immaculate to do what
our wisest and most patriotic
citizens have resolved to dol.
e.. vote for Walker aud secure
the best Constitution and the
best Legislature they can, we
take leave to address q few re-
marks to them. Why is it
that they cannot do as others
intend doing? Is il because
they are really more elevated
III their natures than all others?
How does it happen that they
are so? They are made Of the
same material that alters into
the composition Of the rest OF
mankind; they have 'he same
passions, tastes, apperilcs and
faculties. They live on the
same globe, breathe the same
all, and eat, drink and sleep as
others do. They are warmed
by the same sun and chilled by
the same cold. Wherein does
t cir superiority consist chat
they should make such ma@ni-
licent pretensions? We GER
tainly are not disposed to ac-
knowledge such claims until
they shall be fairly establish
ed. II they exist, they can be
proved Thus far, there has
been nothing bat a vainglori-
Gus assertion Of the3I. am
hollcr tIiau thou, and cannot
do What you Of the baser Sort
intend to do. 1t may be all
we'll enough for you to ito it,
bat how can descend from
the lofty pedestal Oh which |
have always stood? What
would the world think? No,
no, it will never do. Earth
qualles may conyulse the globe;
Virginia may be riven by thun-
delbolts, and all that she has
OF worth may perish, but
must be true to the past
There are pharisees in poll
tics as well as in religion, and
the popular estimate of them is
the same.
The men who. ostentatiously
set up their individual judy
ments against the opinions Of
the great mass Of their fellow
citizens in such a public ext
gency as that now existing, and
endeavor to defeat tie efforts
they are making for relief. up
on the miserable pretencc chat
they are SO high and holy as to
be exempted from all sacrifice
of opinion, feeling and preju-
dices, may solace themselves
with self-worship, but they
will find that they will receive
homage from none others. If
they are men, they must come
down from the attitudes to
which they have assembled, and
help their fellow-mortals to do
what human beings, governed
by reason, everywhere do, and
that is the best that circum-
stances allow. There are no
angels these DAYS. II there
We're, it would he their duty to
assist us in routing the devils
that are beseigin9 us. Wing.
---
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
STATE DiRLCrUnS


ltGi>IA-,it II. - eph l.. Andrts3i
Halifax Iuurt tIou,,: Gen. NI.Ia!!. ii,
Ray ne, Witiiehtp 4; Juuse Jnu. ". $40 X
ehhrOu4h. LtNln- ION; MAJOR Ii. I. lie
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Gen u J.; i,t.Yt4.t!.i .ji:,",. .x:it.,t -.
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Gen. MsL>u., Gt,hain, Alexandria
a.v1i!.,11 1v',l, h.'',.i''' i'11''i'
e. - -, ~ a. i>ei D*it"hi I've
~, - 80 ''''' q o"s' - a "H' II
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Gan, JOun IL. tistluGf, IuSGtlutil; = ., Il
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ipe tont, u,i,,jt Sl.,fe-I = ,.t.sI1nt. Inl.,,.
Peter W. Graz. Houston
KhNrUCKN--lien.S s. Z. Buct utr l. ults.
wife; IL 81. II. j. sues, Loul,Vllle; J,.ige
AlNlI DaV..l, EIuukfoIE
H. would seem, ,h.j i.c=,.u so....,,,..
ma si,.,I[,,.. - .'.tGy.t, ..,, T. ~ =:
e,n seati, nlen oug..tL te 7u..:..crl.y var
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~ 81 ''''s .''' VI !. Ca - cue
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
S. A. STEVENS 4 Cos
ago Cor Main and q anby SITS,

. Il . u II I NJ 6 .
And everything for
g u " r l. b u II MS " u 4 r..
n. w. MILLS respectfully Informs tie
pub ic that ti- has JUS returned from The
N0rthern F'act0l les with Il large and va
lied 2seortn ut Oi
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN $ WEAR,
Embracing Coats, Pants, Vests, Meriuo
and Gsuz' SuIr S. CraVat>, Stoves, Sus.
rendeT., Neckt!es, icGluiing lie new We.
i0cipede a tle rage
Together with It general assortment on
papet CORA =, Paper Guns de-. tQ ming
the test selected etuck O. 3o3G= ever OF
ler-i ~ jlis city
come and see what 1 have got 10 STOW
yots.
W. rhe remnant OF my Ftll ans Win
ter stock of Cto hing Il | be SOFA IF "a
Greatly t;e1uced Prices, nj mos" ia
want OF irtcl y IN thai ItuG ~ Gfc,i
E.lr airs, wuuld do well 70 call a. once
10 Luy low prices Wlll So u nh them CIT
a, w MILL,
II East Main street,
aDlG Head OF Market Square
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01

u IN a L. AZ DDa.E.-tsICH-
II AiOND AND PElEhSBUh9 RAIL
t,UAD.- On ana aiier tGibA \ , the JlD
instant the Trans over tiiIs road viii be
run as follows:
Leave richmond at 4. NJ. and 2.35 P. NJ.
Leave petersburg at 1850 A. NJ. and $50
+. NJ.
Accommodation Tram, with passenger
car attached. Wll leave RicnmOHd daily
tSun0ay eHce ptedl ttL lilo 2. NJ.
he IA. Nj. ifalA Will not iSaNe Rich
mond on SUNDAYS, ana the $50 P. M
rraln wlll not leave Petersburg on sun
DAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk Will tab e the z 80
p. N. Train, running through daily.
Fare To Norfolk So. Baggage check ed
through.
Passengers Tor Clover Hi VIII take the
a. NJ. IIaIn on W ED1N A.2,DA W ana
FRIDAYS, conaectin& al Cnes q With
Coal train, returning 10 jlChinon same
days at t.lJ p. Nj.
J., Il. Gill,
oC2l Engineer ana SuDerlnttnduuL.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
NEW FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS!
At ygholesale and Retail.

At Wholesale ana Retail.
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES !!
I Won 4 call the attention Of purchasers
10 IN large STOCK OF New t'ancy Goods.
just opened, viz;
Valenciennes and Linen Collars and
EandKeIChie1S
Hosiery, Gloves, P3raso7s,
Dress i "iminiugs, Buttons,
Edgh :, Iaeertings
French CorSets
Hair Nets, Fans,
Travelina Bags,
Luhin's and other Pe.fumery, Soape,
Farlna Cologne, Brushes, combs, Baskets
and II great many other new and lash
iOnable articles too numerous TO men
tiun.
Call and examine them ana get prices
G. SCH WARXkOPF.
IS Main street,
ao2l. SIN Uuder J0hHnou'S Hall.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01

WA. Il. MALES, Castssf.
This Bank is Is open Tor the reaHiup III lAs
UinuSiness. Deposits received upon ~,
usual terlns, Interest being allowed III III
late OF SlX per cent. on ali anO0niH q.
manning Oh deposit ior UaayS ur upW.t.j
roUK per cen. iUr y less period inter
COM mencing 10 days alter deposit, Il
q aSlug 10 days prior to LIE Withdfa%n4
The Institution keeping accounts o. II.
New DeposiLors entirely separate iron
hose OF the UId DepusiIors, SO as 10 as
swar the demand OF The New Depesdors.
All inuebted TO our institution WI!
paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet ever
Wedn .day and saturday morning al
u'ciUGk.
l3-l&
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
Strange Preparations Of u
SEhONo
From tie NstrHt Ftaa P'rss.

Senator Chandler left here,
with his family and servants,
on Saturday night toj N. York,
where he remains IL few days
preparatory for sailing for Eu-
rope. His wife and daughter
each take with them coIored
female servant, and he takes
two black male servants. These
servants are to hc fitted out
while in New YORK with very
Snowy livery I'becoats Of the
men servants arc to be Of iaven-
der color, with white buttons,
upon which is the Michigan
coat OF arms: except that the
stays support The letter G,
which is Of red enamel, with
gold edge. The female sevants
wear large belt buckles bearing
the same design as that upon
the buttons The hats Of the
men aIo black, with II wide
i1rple baud and 81 large silver
cockaI", in the centre oj which
is onr %! the buttons aforesaid.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01

Ne ACI' WI! VASE ! T.
1t wol'; uoic IS 5"u ca, s,, ,f i.
iuat,re ~ IL ftfn "u.t.,
iaAx. Is TO- Snlalt t,''.-'. - $4,000,
1t tnau ~, -, t..'., '' g g. h :
i,un1I5 to. IT,, .e...rh> r.,.
tHtiu SOMA raD}l I ,.. t'.o,. t. i,.ts
st.lgNe turat utv , T. to- ..t.. t.
canuOtI d, $ eu.rd! l,. t.: nlt
Just 81 Wise To-, Iu>c 10 ~ r. ~ ! IA d
Lie iUHtI b. gay lac = y 1t "isl.I'oi
nuN SCI s 900 / >H0UH policy ? 80 ii /,
yuar uulA q iaAc What 4tt en- isu.,, il'I
lncIe@c tl.r Ii y then abb.
j. won, d, 10 ny You need al YOU
ifoncy 10 Keep YOU j,iu!iy III necesst
rics, hei ause not ing Is 81 nCct IS ny
WnIie sou a g living 20 support thenl, 5
10 secure them q support alter yUn die :
Life Policy is the Only Ting which will
do that.
II won't d To put it off for the future,
becai only the present is yours, The Ia.
Ia Q LeluDgS to death and God. has
heen tfuly said "plocrastination j. lhe
thief of lime" but when by our ow act
we force il To be the "thiei" 80 o! our
1amij ~ comlolt [, how sad must be HE re-
more oar Qeath-Ded brings Death
won't delay for you. Death won't lie; Il
your PIE :; then act at once, Ton you may
De HIS next victim.
Call on on agent,get our pamphlet an
cad 1t. and you Will see 1t cost out little
tUlnureS your lie. N&s3 ap2O.lm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01

IL I'll. MAURI, OF II. II. Maury q Co,
S7ahhets; y .uAkVEY. President OF Ma,
tAohal Btun uI Va, and oi Harvey ~ W IL
lHnis, Commission MtIcuauLs; q. r.
W h.oiVE ,"i hciSiger d Co., a. 5 LIE,
Conn 4iiaal II Mel cLitDt; ItICIlAfD liz
81 SnA tier Il Iib5; .A. IIDLMA>, ToDae.
@ u s.; y. y A<M!alEAD. 81 ATnIisLet,d
u Peer; : +. ;SiIEi'IihND j. j.: pk E!tN
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
LIFE INSUR-
ACE co. OF
" Z r G. T N Z a.
Principal Office: Cor. Main and 9th Sts,,
RICHMOND VA.

Authorized Carita'.............. 81 GOO, 900
Capital Invested "nt Well Sc
cured ..................... 100000
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01

Premiums earned first Sixteen Months,
over S4000aO Number OF Policies
issued, over 2 200.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-21
sen @erd6tern bes eeutf6en. /.

giels, benen peutlhes 9lut in ben Ipern
rollt, bic beutI6e 9lamen trasen, Idbdmen
ia Der ebIen peutiden Spra6e. DteieH,
ipnte alien anbern Serd6tern hes Dsut.
I6en, m66ten mir gu leien 8etsn, mas Elm
Qmeritaner cusliIhen Namens uup @e-
bits, Der srGbte Spra6sslebrte ameritas
in sessnbartiser 3eit, prcfs0cr gS. ..
g8bitueY pom gJalsecleeium, in isiner 10
eten erI6ienensn Sprtrri1theu 8rammatit
Der rsutI6en Sprafe iiter ptsie fast;
.Sas Stubium hes Dsuti6en bistet
telcntere SrrSase bar, brnsn ale aaper-
wettisen Sprtbeile nett na6aeben, bic
ppn irsenO wsl6er icnlti9en mCternen
Spra6e sstcten werprn mS9en. Sn
gB6rtern, 6crmsn unp SaBssfiiasn III es
som GnsIiIhen binreihenb perftieeen,
um tas ganSe untsrf6eirun8spsrmSQ
res S6iler5 in QnIpruh ;u nebmen unc
~ iiten, feline 9luImsrfIamfeit auf bic
S6Gnbeit bes gSCrtes uno SaBcs Ju fGar'
fen unp rtnru pbilclceii6en Bid gu til'
Rem, pdGrenp bic llrssrwanptiaait tes
TeutIdbtr nit brm Sern unb tisfinneriien
Sefanrtbeil res GusliIdsn benz Stuetum
ps6eIten cine rratttI6e Sepeutuns fur
unIre eisnr Spra6e perlsibt unp ss gleth
bepeutenp NIT etnem aeIGt6tlidrn uno
Serelsihenben Stutium Der lebtercu madt.
Sn dilbetIdrr unp prattil6 fer 6inlidpt gibt
rs teine mpberns 2iteratur, beren Stucium
70 an5ie6enb, 10 Ipbuenp fur uns mare,
pis pas Der SeutI6en." (gCrrsbe 3. 10.)
,Gtne @efdidte rer peutihen Spra6e,
tbrer YHe9e unb- ibrer 9ittratur, pdbrenp
rislsr itrrr mprernen Yeriops, Bier ju se'
Ben, mid i'd niht perluden: rte blpee
8amennsnnun9 rer tsreutsnpfen Shrift-
(slsr, bic tur6 ibre reutld otssiaeten
9sifungrn in Der 2itsratur unp 9Bi1tn.
ldaft ii6 ausss,eihurt babsn, piirbs sanje
Ssiten srforpern. Su src6 inb ibre Strs
btsnfr, paB Deutlb niAt perfsben 70 piel
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