The Montana Post from Virginia City, Montana • Page 4

The St. Louis says the Missouri river boats are crowded with psssengers. This is the beginning of the spring emigration to Montana. Denver of March 9th says: learn by a private dispatch to-dny, that Colorado will be admitted by the present Congress, in spite of Cumming'g performances. So mote it be CbcRTERsiAiJDED.

The order for the muster out of the Volunteer troops in this District has been countermanded further The soldier boys are not the only ones disappointed. Utah is 11 th StateS' April I Basely Murdered. A miner, named Frederick VY a resident of Middletown.Shasta was recently murdered in a Chinese hell, in Shasta. As the murder was done without white witnesses, the guilty parties will escape punishment. R.

General Custar, whohas just arrived at Washington from Texas, reports that there is but little actual loyalty in that State; that there would probably be none at all if the troops withdrawn that the feople there treat greenbacks with contempt, etc. Same in only more Slandeuer. Chief -Justice Turney, of Ariiona, on the evening of the 21st of February, delivered a a lecture at Prescott, the capital of the Territory, in which he said California was a stench in the nos- tnls of the nation, and always has been that Cali- were disloyal, that her soldiers were demoral- ised vagabonds and worse than the 11th The Kansas City of says: learn that the Missouri PaciSc and Union Pacific Railroads have the contract for the portation of some ten thousand troops destined fos the Plains, and lor the vast amount of supplies and -j Government freight for Fort Riley and western posts ia Colorado and New Mexico. As the transit of these is to commence about the first of April, the Missouri Pacific Road must necessarily complete its connection with the Union Pacific, iu West Kansas, about that Horrid Tragedy. In the case of Jackson, the colored man, in San Francisco, lately arrested for an indecent assault upon a child, the Bulletin says the termination of the case for the prosecution, Colonel James arose nndjrequeeted the court to refuse bail, as he was about to ledge a charge of felony against the defendant for having, by the brutal ing he gave the poor girl, who was his wife, ed one of her eyes.

She now lies in the St. Mary's Hospital, carrying the life-mark of the most cious usage a poor child was ever subjected to at the hands of a most filthy, depraved and unmitigated Masonic Fact. Dr. R. Scott, Past Grand Master, in an address delivered years ago, made the following statement.

It is honorable to the Ma- sonic Institution and we presume the members of that ancient body will be pleased to read it and see it calculated: '-'Eroni sources of information on which I entirely rely, I state that fifty, at least, of those who signed the Declaration of Independence were Masons, and the same history informs us that every Major-General of the Revolutionary army was a mason, save one, and that was Benedict Arnold. A Fenian Raid. The Toronto of the 9tU of March, says On Wednesday, information reached the Government that a Fenian raid would, in all probability, be made from the United States into Canada next week, and it was at once resolved to call out ten thousand volunteers, in addition to the force now on the lines. Telegrams were, in consequence, despatched from headquarters, late on Wednesday night, to the commanding offieers at the different points of rendezvous throughout the Province, and, by yesterday at noon, a much larger force of men than required were under arms and ready to march to any point. Nothing could be more gratifying than the alacrity and heartiness with which the demand has been responded to all over the country but, deed, it was only what must have been anticipated by every one at all conversant with the tone of ing throughout the Province.

The feeling of our people is one of intense indignation, that the peace of the country, and the lives and property of our habitants, should be threatened by a horde of creants, simply to furnish a pretext for the pearance of the money intrusted to them by their The following particulars of the recent tragedy on the Overland Stage Line, are taken from the Denver of March 9th man killed by the passengers was named Oker, a German, and leaves a wife and two children in Denver. He bought his ticket and entered bis name on the way-bill as Fred. Hanschield. The other passengers in the coach were Mesjsrs. L.

A. Rice, a farmer, who lived near Latham, Mr. E. N. Kimball, from the mountains, Mr.

Stiles, Mr. Deidsheimer and Mr. Barlow. The story, as related by these passengers, is, that they were kened, when about f.vo miles below Alkali station, by a pistol shot in the coach, which proved to be from Oker. At the first shot, Mr.

Rice, who sat ately in front of Oker, was killed. The other gers immediately attempted to secure the murderer, and three of them were severely wounded by him. He was finally forced out of the coach and left for dead, having been shot some fifteen times. One of the escort rode back to the station, and related what had occurred, when Oker was brought in. He lived about lour hours, and related the following story before his death.

He said he had fallen asleep, and was awakened by feeling Rice's hands in his ets, and that Rice attempted to cut his throat, when he drew his pistol and tired at him. It is hended that the man must have been deranged, as Mr. Rice was one of our meat substantial and respected citizens. There seems to be considerable mystery about the affair yet, and we hope to receive a more lucid statement of it by to-day's The Rrasslield Think op it. We are living in strange times.

Red-handed murder not only stalks abroad in our midst, but he has grown popular. He is defended by the press and applauded in the Tabernacle. He is toasted at the convivial board nnd blessed at the family altar. Men follow him admiringly as phants follow their leader he is he is he is elevated to the dignity of a He subsidizes the daily papers, and their praise of him is only equalled by their denunciations of his enemies. 0 but he is a brave and orable deity He steals unawares upon his victims, while his admiring toadies stand at the comers ready to succor him from the rude gaze of the rabble.

Honest men Mormons, Jews and Gentiles, applaud his noble work. Only thieves, gamblers, mongers the dirty and the vile, condemn him in the least He who approves of his course is a honorable, reliable, he who demns him is a only fit for the bowie-knife or the bullet Such is the situation. See the 'of yesterday. Lake April 7th. Per Contra Hands It is very amusing to the Regenerators.

They jump about from side to side, and writhe and yell like well-whipped dogs. The miserable clique are getting as some to the decent Gentiles and Jews of the city as they are despicable to the Mormons. Even the men of no pretensions to religion, the very sports of the city, talk of them with contempt, and are ashamed of their Brassfield The more that the course of the Regenerators is looked at in tbis Brassfield case, the more their eous, blackened and corrupt souls are manifest. Every day throws additional light on their hellish darkness. Tbey dare not deny that they urged that man on to his death.

Every step in the tragic work proves it. The official act itself that made Brass- fieid criminal is now claimed to have been performed under the maiden name of the unfortunate woman. A gentleman informed us, in this office, that Judge McCurdy did not know that the woman before him bore the name of any man. We hope, for the Judge's sake, that it was so, and if it were so, have not the wretches who counseled the whole proceeding, the death of Brassfield upon their infamous souls if they have any A Gentile gentleman was teiling us the other day that somebody had told the parties around Brassfield that he was in danger, for the purpose of warning him to take care, and the gentleman alluded to thought that this was evidence ot a plan to pass Brassfield's death. We do not see that point, for any of the community could have told all about the end of that deed.

The people of Utah care nothing about the slander, vituperation and infamous lies of the regenerators but everybody knows that hands off is the tial doctrine. They may publish lies, preach lies, and mouth lies as freely as they please but the ment their hands are laid upon any man's family in jn illegal manner, they will find theirs a road to hell across lots. What contempt wonld every whole-souled man not heap upon this professed friend of the absent wbo would stand by and see the daughter or the wife stolen from his absent friend? We wonld spurn from us as the vilest hypocrite any man who would profess friendship for us and would hesitate to defend our honor. Brassfield has pnid the penalty of his temerity, and the only regret that we have experienced has been taat the clique of corrupt regenerators who made him their victim did not fall into the snare they laid for April 7th. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN S. ROCKFELLOW, i Wholesale Grocer AND mm mm, ii j-kl A o. 5. Jackson Street, Virginia CJity Moiitann Fire-Proof Warehouses for the Storage of Goods. Cash Advances made on Consignments.

Correspondents Solicited. Prompt attention given JJ to all the inquiries of Consigners. All Merchandise shipped to me by River will be received at Fort Benton, or the place of landing, by my Agents, and re-shipped to me without delay. I am prepared to make contracts for the transportation of any amount of goods or freight, from Fort Benton to any City or Mining Camp in the interior of the Territory. 500 sacks Sale Lake Flour; 150 assorted Sugars; 20 Rio Coffee 60 chests choice Teas 10,000 pounds new Bacon 2,000 Lard; 6,000 Salt 8,000 dried Salt Lake Peaches 2,000 Apples: 500 Zante Currants 100 cases Field's Oysters 200 assorted Fruits 200 boxes Candles 50 Tobacco 1 100 assorted sizes, Glass 100 kegs White Lead I 250 gallons Linseed Oil 1,000 Coal Oil; 150 kegs Golden Syrup i 10 casks Sorghum 10,000 pounds Potatoes 200 kegs Nails 500 pounds Cream Tartar.

I And a complete assortment of Family and Fancy Groceries. i 80-tf STAR RESTAURANT, 1 i i Jack Street, Virginia City. 1 GEORGE BHANDT i TJEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, i that he has fitted up his new Stone Building, solely 1 with a view to the comfort and convenience of his patrons, and regardless of expense. The business will be conduct- ed on the EUROPEAN SYSTEM! Selections can be made by each guest from the Bill of Fare, on which the prices of each article will be distinctly marked Beefsteaks ami flutton Chops Served in the English Style. FEESH MEAT, GAME, FISH, I POULTRY, VENISON, CROQUETS, BONED FOWL, SARDINES, Oysters and other Shell Fish in all Styles.

PASTRY OF ALL KINDS, i BLANC MANGE, JELLY AND PUDDINGS. BOARDERS i. Will receive every attention at the hands of nr the Proprietor. AN ICE CREAM SALOON a Is fitted up with a separate entrance for Ladies, where every delicacy and description of refreshment obtainable '3 at such establishments will be iu readiness. I- I.

A choice selection of izxos, Isiquors, tfcc, will be kept on hand, and also CIGABS OF THE BEST DESC1UPTI0N. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAI AND NIGHT. ti ii Suppers provided for Public and Private Parties in the highest style of the art. a All kinds of Preserved Fruits. RT BESTON.

B. A. Melton, John B. Taylor, 5 STORAGE, FORWARDING Commission Merchants, Fort Benton Montana Territory. 3 TJEIXG exclusively in the Storage and Commission business, we will give our individual attention to if receiving, storing and forwarding all goods consigned to ns.

We respectfully solicit the patronage of the ly ness men of Montana Territory. We refer, by permis- sion, to Messrs. Pfonts A Rnesell, Virgiuia City, M. T. J.

J. Roe St 1- Gorham Sl Patton, Mr. John 8. Rockfellow, .1 John H. Ming, Messrs.

King Sc Gillett, Helena City, Gaston, Simpson Helena City, M. T. Mr. J. R.

Upson, Capt. W. H. Parkinson Sc l- Messrs. M.

Branham Sc Blackfoot City, g( Mr. A. Beattie, Banker, St. Joseph, Mo. Messrs.

Strode. Rubey Sc St. Louis, Ma I Dameron Brothers Sc Mr. E. M.

Samuel, St Louis, Mo. 111 Mr. William North, Major Gad E. Upson, Fort Benton, T. in Administration JYotice rn Of settlement of the administration of the estate of James Id 8.

Coherly, deceased. id To all whom it may concern NOTICE is hereby given that Charles St. Clair, istrator of said estate, having filed his final account and report, I have set the 18th day of May for hearing the Je same, and, unless objection is made thereto, the adminis- tration will be closed. 82-85 W. Y.

LOVELL, Probate Judge. Virginia City, Madison M. March 16. 1866. E.

Olinghouse. W. B. Kidenour. i E.

OEIJYGHO USE Jr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS STORAGE COMMISSION MERCHANTS si: Corner of Wallace Jackson A VIRGINIA CITY, M. T. i The Best Fire-Proof Warehouse in City, with Cellar Attached. Tbey Keep constantly on hand and for sale FLOUR, SUGAR, TORACCO, 1 BACON, CAN FRUITS, COAL OIL, COFFEE, DRIED FRUIT, LINSEED OIL, WHITE LEAD, LIQUORS, TEA, CiLiSS, CALIFORNIA SHOVELS HAILS. A Choice assortment of RYE WHISKEY, GIN, SCOTCH WHISKEY, CHERRY BRANDY COGNAC BRANDY, 1 CHERRY WINE, CHERRY JUICE.

y. iy IS, Cash Advances Made on Consignments. We solicit consignments of all kinds of ed GENERAL MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, We can assure those that consign goods to us, that they will be sold at the highest market price. We are also prepared to transport goods to any and all parts of the Territory with promptness and dispatch. E.

OLINGHOUSE, Sc CO. Virginia City, June 6th, 1865. Mccormick, ohle 8TORAGE AND COMMISSION It WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO ERS! 3 of Fire-proof Stone Warehouse, (Formerly occupied by Creighton Sc Corner of Wallace and VanBuren ere ble VIRGINIA CITY, M. T. Prompt attention given to the Purchase, Sale and Storage of jj Provisions, Produce, 4i MERCHANDISE CENERALLY I in Liberal Cash Advances made on Cnsig nments.

REFER TO Messrs. Holladay Sc Halsey, Bankers, Salt Lake, Kimball Sc Lawrence, Merchants, Gilbert Sc Sons, Mr. William Sloan, Messrs. Hawke Sc Nebraska City. Warren Hussey Sc Bankers.

Denver City. Daniels Sc Brown, J. J. Roe Sc Virginia City. jon Geo.

H. Hanna Sc to Captain William Parkinson, Helena. J. G. Baker, Fort Benton.

isi- lis- h. j. brendlinqer. r. r.

stone. H. J. BRENDLINGER DEAIiERS IX TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, SNUFF, AND jjf F-AJNTOTT Q-OODS, nes Three Doors below Stone Block, Virginia City, M. T.

nnt Taken Up, the sis- BRU A 22d, 1866, by the undersigned, abouttwelve JT miles from Gallatin City, one yoke of medium sized red oxen, about seven years old. 81-64- WOOLCOT CURTIS. A. A. ROE Wallace Street, Virginia City, M.

T. Wholesale dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE. WOULD call the attention of Merchants and the JH Public generally to the fact that they are in reoeipt of a General assortment of Merchandise.con sisting in part of St. Eouis Rouble Ex. Hour, CORN MEAL, BACON, HAMS, LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE, CANDLES, SOAP, NUTS, FIGS, RAISINS, DRIED FRUITS, And all articles pertaining to the Grocery line.

6 A Large Assortment of LIQUORS AND CIGARS Of all Descriptions. Cliampagxie, Bitters, Winos, vv Jci.isailx.oy. A General Assortment of JJ Farmer's and Miner's Tools. so bl Plows, Hoes, Scythes, (, Hay Forks, Ropes, Grindstones We are constantly receiving Goods from Fort Benton. 8.

73-99 HORSE H. M. CASTLE (alias Montee) Proprietor, First Door West of Jefferson House, Wallace Street, ey Virginia City M. T. all LARGE AND COMMODIOUS PEER Jr SAEE STAREES, 1 THE CONSTANT RESORT OF STOCK BUYERS.

sf A SPLENDID AND At the rear of the premises, extending from Wallace to Idaho street. Saddle Horses WELL PACED AND APPOINTED. 3., BUGGIES AND SLEIGHS, ige Of the best construction, with teams that can draw them, TO LET. A SAFE AND STYLISH TURNOUT GUARANTEED PLENTY OF Prime Hay and Well Cleaned Grain ALWAYS ON HAND. A NEAT AND WELL EJJRNIsHED HEARSE, (The only one in town) a TO BE HAD AT SHORT NOTICE HE.

AT ITIOXTEE'S CORRAL, 71 Estray JYotice. CAME upon our Ranche fifteen miles above Point of Rocks, two Steers one dark red, brand on near horn, about six years old medium size. The other about five years old, red, with white on the back, also white on the belly; no perceptible brand. The owners are requested to call, prove property and take them away: Selway Bros. Beaver-Head Ranche, March, 17, 1766.

Estray Notice. to my Ranche, situated on Meadow creek, one sorrel horse, about five years old no brands. The owner will please call for him. prove property, pay charges and take him away. HOUSE Sl BIVENS.

For Sale. slve ed, A SEWING MACHINE, in complete running order. Iy For particulars apply at 80 92 ALLEN Sc MILLARD'S Bank George Rosksbacm, Johm Shoumakm. R0SENBAUM SHOUMAKER. Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS and PURVEYORS, WALLACE VIRGINIA CITY.

'I AT THE Metropolitan Meat Market rt this Market will be found, at all seasons of the year, dressed in the most ARTISTIC STYLE, And of the best quality obtainable for money, REEF. JflUTTOJY, Bt i PORK, let YEAE, CO EAJfIR, To A and Small POULTRY', ji FISH, SAUSAGES AND EVERY ARTICLE IN THEIR LINE- The large stock necessitated by their extensive business, enables purchasers to make a selection exactly suiting their taste. iy Customers waited upon, and their orders promptly executed. Young persons sent to this establishment will be especially attended to. i A BRANCH MARKET, i rt At the old Stand of H.

M. Beauregard, near the POST-OFFICE, ON WALLACE ST RE GORHAM PATTON, Wallace Street, Virginia City, Af. T. I Whlesal and Retail Dealers ln Staple and Fancy Groceries, PROVISIONS, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSWARE, JVEIJNTXJNTO TOOLS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 1 ETC. We have also a large and well selected stock of Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Sad- LERY-HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS AND LEATHER, Of all Descriptions.

Also a Choice Stock of NOTIONS AND TOYS, Cliilclrcias' Caps, All of which will be sold Cheap for Cash and Cath only. Call and Examine onr Stock. m' B. M. DuRell, W.

B. Hughs. R. mWL RuREEE, MMM HUUm And dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Boise City, Idaho Territory. REFERENCES: Allen Sc Lewis, Portland, Oregon.

Moses, Ellis Sl San Francisco. Warren Leland. New York City. Holladay Sc Halsey, G. S.

L. City. Rockfellow Sl Dennee, Virginia City, M. T. 34-6m OTLLSHEAD Wallace Street.

Two Doors Below Pfonts Ac Russell. GEORGE GOHN, begs to inform the public that perfected his arrangements for a constant supply of all articles in his line, of the finest quality. 71 Beef, Veal, G-ame, Flslx, of Sausages and Fowls No Meat of inferior quality sold in this establishment Ive Orders punctually and carefully filled. the it0 Spencer Harrison Jr Z-iTirritDeir Yard, one rhe ges Corner of Idaho and VanBnren and in the rear of the Golden Gate in A' LL orders left at onr office filled at short notice and on reasonable terms. All kinds of sluice or building lum- ber.

Mill 3 miles from Junction, up Granite Creek. STAGE LINE BEH. HOLLADAY, Proprietor. Carrying the Great Through Mail between the i ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STATES. THIS Line is now running in connection with the Bsil Coaches between Atchison, Kansas, and Placerville, Cal, Tri-weekly Coaches between Salt Ealie City Jr Walla Woiin Via Boise City, West Bannack, and TRI-WEEKLY COACHES Between Great Salt Lake City Virginia City, M.

T. via Bannack City, 1 Carrying the II. 8. 1TIAIE AND PASSENGERS. Also, tri-weekly coaches between Virginia City vnA Bannack City.

Coaches for Great Salt Lake City and Bannack City leave Virginia City EVERY ALTERNATE DAY, connecting at Bear River with coaches to Boise and Wslla Walla, and at Great Salt Lake City, with the Daily Liass to the Atlantic States, Nevada and California, For further particulars applv at the offices. NAT. STEIN, Agent Virginia City, Montana Territory. Justus Cooke, Thos. J.

NewtU. Corner Cover and Jackson Streets, Virginia City. 5- Feed, Sale, Excliange, The above establishment now offers superior advast i ages to FREIGHTERS, TRAVELERS, STOCK DEALERS, And all parties wishing to FEED. BUY or SELL say kind of LIVE STOCK. Our Large, Warm and Con- t.

venient Stables, Are well ventilated carefully at ended. OUR CATTLE YARDS Are large and well supplied with water. Particular attention will be paid to the selling st STOCK at Public and Private Sale For which our situation, long experience and intitsats knowledge of the business, give us unequaled advantages. Our business acquaintance with Merchants and Dealers. generally, give us unsurpassed facilities for oegotiauw sales of all kinds of d- Produce, Goods, Wares, Which will be done on the most reasonable terms.

CASH ADVANCED ON SIGNMENTS. Thankful for the past liberal patronage, we shall endea rhs. vor, by careful attention to our business, to continue te merit the same. REMEMBER THE IP EFFPIIA.YT CORRAEl And call and see us. 76 COOKE Ac I I 1 GURNEY BOOTS SHOES.

WALLACE STREET, VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA. WE have received another large stoek of our well known Custom Made Boots and Shoes, consisting ef MINING BOOTS, CAVALRY BOOTS, ENGLISH CAP BOOTS, LIGHT AND HEAVY RIP BOOTS. has FINE SEWED and PEGGED CALF BOOTS. In great variety, and IttAsses' Kid, Calf and Cloth Shoes and Gaiters. Also, a fine assortment of LADIES SHOES, ent BALMORALS and GAITERS, of SERGE, FRENCH GLOVED KID.

I Morocco and Calf Skin- Misses', Boys', and Children's Wear. Hay ward9 Rouble and Single Sole Rubber Roots. Also a Large Stock of Sole Leather- A on We Warrant all our Work..