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The Montana post., 1869-03-19
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Long Division-Divorce.
Carpenters language-Plane talk.
Uniamed sweetness-Wild honey.
AZ e. B." in the South means Knight
OF the Carpet Bag.
Theatrical lights-Tbe "sprees" of
actors.
London has new religious book
called The Angel on the Iceberg"
Why are bushes like little girls 2
Because they become women.
Six bridesmaids and no groomsmen
is the correct thing now
The latest about the Pope is, that he
disappToves of cEignons.
That Napoleon lost Waterloo because
he was sleepy. Is the latest BIT OF his
tory.
Electromagnetic is used in France
for running sewing machines
There are 10000 oil wells on the
eastern shore Of the Caspian Sea. that
yield 1900 900 barrels of the fluid an
nually.
Antiquated and unique sets of dinner
china are now all the rage. Illuminated
champagne glasses are also coming in
vogue
Anneke Jams will has been discov-
cred There is hope for the seventy
two thousand heirs.
Beecher calls amusemeuts Gods Or
dinancrs. bat it is suggested the devils
amendments have struck out all but the
enActing clause.
In Sacramento recently the block
bounded by and +. Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, was sold for SO. 800
There were improvements on il worth
$1,000
An amorous swain wrote TO his friend
Dear Harry-You asked me what kind
OF a game / am playing with Jack Graz
ham for Clarissa's hand have TO say
in reply, il is a game of double or quits
and the result is. / double, and he quits .
Whats thatT" asked a schoolmaster
pointing TO the letter Y Its dads
name" mo, you blockhead, it's X
Tsin't neither it's dads name, for
+, / sesd him write il many a time"
' This advertisement recently appeared
i in the New York morning papers THE
person in the possession of a stray Mall
4 tese cat, with white spot on its breast
will receive the prayers of a heart
broken female and s. also, by leaving
tne same Al NO u Lexington avenue
IF you want a purely unsophisticated
family pill" says a quack advertise
ment, "buy DR.. Ks liver encouraging
kidney persuading. silent perambuls'
tors, twenty-seven in a box. This pill
is as mild as a pet lamb. and as search-
ing as a small tooth comb. Ii don't &c
fooli1g about. but attends strictly &C
business. and is as certain as an alarm
clock"
A parson wss picturing 20 an old sin
uer on hts death bed. the glories that
awaited him il be would repent. and
promised him among other things thai
he should soon be an angel. "Don't'
said the dying man. Iii there IL any.
thing i have a horror OF. it is of being
an angel, sitting 90 n damp cloud. pick
Ing . harp by moonlight pa r1T
Adam was the frst jocksy-the fathel
Of the race.
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The house smiths of New York CITY
report the present rate of wages at
81 80 per day. The Clothing-cutters
Union OF New York report that the wa
gss now paid amount 20 $50 per week.
The pastry cooke in the principal hotels
Of New York. n0mber about 1875 and arc
paid from Sl2 TO $25 per week, the ave
rage being about $l5. The Stone-cut-
ters Association OF New York numbers
1900 members. The wages of this
trade are IS per day Tor nine hours
work on ordinary days. and eight hours
on Saturdays
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MARRIED.

BY the Rev Mr.. Allen, March ID 1859.
George Steel Of Montana. 20 Mis- Eva r
Tresdwny, of TieoDderago, N Y.
The happy couple have our heartiest con-
gratulAtious and best wishes for their future
Welded life.
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Alex. n Beattie. Local Editor
The Montana post., 1869-03-19

Local NOsices-One duliar Per Iizs fOr ;hre'
toes less IS Ter line tor ten lines OF less
50 osats Ter line for eleven lines o. more.
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FRIDAY uORNING. MARCH Isth
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The proceedings Of Congress anto Ing hs'
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Valuable discussionsio Of the best mc'1'oa' =,
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A rcusa man applied at q Minnesota
Land Office for farm under the Home
stead law. On inquiry i; was found that
b was ut'cr age and was unmarried.
ono Of these difficulties which combined
would debat him from Inc benefits of The
pe,. Wa iusupcrable unless the applicant
woul wait, bu, the other was more easily
.alnedied nO left The Office, and III about
an hour returned with the necessary legal
evidence that he was married man.
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Two NxdKers, Of Augusta, went out to
fsht duel tie other day, but while they
were shaking with pistols in their hands.
n shrewd old negro present, nfter cxatnin.
ing the challenge and acceptance, called a
halt, remarking: "pym dsr papers amt
fxcd up 'cUrdin to de code and dis dam
soolishncss is bout to 81, some niger into
jail /" whetcupon the brliscrcnts cjacu-
lated, each to lissecond, "'rauk,iG Lard"
and went lipinc.
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Some thieves attempted 10 'broak In.
to- the house Of local editor In Colum.
bus, Ohio, the other day. Instead of
that they 'ht,ke down" lis she'd. The
thieves got nothing, Of course. The local
got an itcip.
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A Senator from one Of the mountain
districts Of Tennessee, on his arrival a,
Nashville TO take bis seat, put up ut a
6rs,.clnss hotel. when the following oc-
Cured on taking his seat at Tie table:
Scuator 10 servunt-"Wllas is your
vic.uals 7"
scrvant-"That will you have, sir, lea
Or coiIect"
Senalor-"Tca.'
Seryant-"What kind OF icat"
Senator "s,ore tea, by Cd ;4desva
suppose | come here to drink sassafraxl"
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OUR BALINDA,
ny sIooSEs, IN.

- '-'SS'''SI Wv
% Hrr eyes like twin starscs
sparslcd ansl danced
Made my brain wlirl with rapture,
And my heart bent enfranccd;
Her hair DER her shoulders
l.ikcs sun beams did stream, 4
and her lips were far sweeter
Than pe,ches and cream,
Such wps our Balipda, and our love for
her was much. She was sngis,-a su-
ljrrb siugist--anl when the shades Of
evening fell Ger the earth and pale luna
perl th from behind distant hay
stack, she would come out from her fathers
lvlnicl, seat herself on an ancient backlog
BY our side, and MARBLE for our exclusive
amusement. R
But alas for US Balnda was firt,
nnl thought if one beau was good two was
better, andtbree was more SO, therefore, as
Balinda thought thus, she had as many as
she could get, which was US and Bags.
Bags was hard rival to get over, for
Bags had stamps, and unto ice cream sa-
looms and soda water stands did he take
her. Thiswas hard on Bags pocket book,
but it was likewise hard on US, for Balinda
was much fond Of these things-I t ar
much fonder than she was ofus. We saw
.ls. We would have to bring thingsto .
climax, or Bags would take ,heidol Of four
heart for his'n; and "one day in lcafy
june" Gas the poets remarks,) as We
walked beside the loved one, in her pas
s apple orchard, VIC resolved TO get the in.
iie track Of Bags, and We spoke TO hers as
follows:
''Balinda, love one Of our heart, whist
! III W not take Us for thine own? Thy life
: shall be a perfect streak Of pleasure and
no yer shalt thou have to get up Of cold
morning and make fire. We are poor
DOW, Balinda, in financial point Of view,
butt thou whist only say yes" and
promise to wait for US, We will away to the
great city Of Philadelphia and start pea
nut stand, or get conductors birth on a
street car, and in a few years become rich.
Yes, Balinda, we will do thus, and then
we will return unto thee, beloved Of our
soul, and laying our wealth at thy feet ask
TO 60 around 10 Parson Stickom's and be-
come our'n at once. Say sweetness, whist
thou promise 10 wait until these things are
thus n H
She hcsitat:d q moment, and then softly
replied :"Snookes, I wilst!"
land thou wills. give up Bags, and not
cat ice cream any more at his expense q
Sho promised, and rested her head on
our shirt front, much to its damage but
more TO our delight: and we slipped loves
first sweet kiss from her dcwy lips, and it
was 50 good il made US forget weever had
grandmother 40
The sad, sad parting came in few
days, and with Dalinda's photograph and
a lock Of her auburn trcsses in our pocket,
we left her, and she promised to be true
unto us until We returned with our wealth.
Two long years had rolled away, and
were still rollin', when We returned 10 lie
house of our childhood with a fortune.
We had made j! yelling fresh roasted
California peanuts, only fourteen cents u
quart and it was consolation to know
! that we made it honestly. AS the shades
Of evening were falling, We wended our
way in the direction Of tue house Of our,
Balinda. We wondered, us y" went along.
smoking two cen. li'yana, il she had
changed much in these tvo long gears we
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OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

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r AHDS. FOR SALE Good Farming la't;
liz partly in cultivation, and The balance III
woods, for sale in lots 10 suit purchases, s,t''
ted ID Lewis county, on the S,aunton AUD ra,
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- rUKfnh & GU, ~ T., e, !. ,
DO OTIS ia N D rs ~ ~ ~ mn.
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IDLY WilEELING' Viva
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Here srrsoms Of M Ys;se,.-gss,-n
and be confined. 81 M ~ IiI Nal

TIME 7cALoGEAM,,'W baltimore, Ma
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M AsoNiC.--s,a..A communications oil
M WI on Lodge No. 10 arc held In the
Hall IL tho iown Of Weston on ,hr fret aud
third Saturday Of zach mouth
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPROVED BUCKEYE''

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/ All communicate css should be addressed
{, ,.sr TIE DEMOCRAT, H.
Wsros, W.vA,A
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1869-03-02

WANTED...EAR CORN.
"ANTkD-i0o barrels nrst.cls.s White Cam
w At mill Of e~''
isois JOSHUA BEAL
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Near Marshall, Texas, some DAYS
ago, u young man named lobe
Grain accompanied negro funera!
procession TO the grave and joined
IN singing hymn, at the close Of
which, and without notice of any
kind, he shot a negro boy through
the head, killing him instantly.
He then sho. and wounded a ne
H1 tlararosa's I'm. ses,ii4syyrrr-
after a negro man slipped up be-
hind him and shot him in the back
Grain again mounted his mule and
rode away, but, after going short
distance, dismounted and laid
down. A party of negroes col
lected and shot him dead. Grain
IS supposed to have been insane.
Two white men aud four negroes
are under arrest, and the affair
will be rigidly investigated.
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lAlIlTIs SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE MARKETS, ETC.

New York, March 2, 1869.-The
Times denounces the proposed ex-
elusion of Georgia and Louisiana
from Congress and says Grant is
ting his influence to prevent their
Exclusion from the Clerks roll.
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1862
The Southern delegation called on
Grant yesterday to inform the
President elect of the confidence of
lpyal people of the South in his
administration, etc, and expressed
that the SouthJbe represented in
his Cabinet Grant in reply said
that his administration would be
satisfactory to his friends, and that
while military commanders would
be changed in the various depart
ments South, Gen. Sheridan would
remain for the present in the West
where his services are much more
needed.
Such is the strife to obtain eligi-
BILE positions on the avenue, to wit
ness the procession accompanying
the President elect to the capital,
that large sums are offered for the
use of windows, balconies, etc. The
prices range from ten to fifty dol
lars.
New ORLEANS, March 2, 1867
The Fifteenth amendment passed |
both Houses Of the Legislature |
yesterday.
Market dull and nominal. Mid
ding 2Sa2s4. Gold 1929.
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years, government in the United
States has been in the exclusive
control of a single party. For all
the events of the time, and their
consequences, that party is ~
sponsible. At its beginning the
country was at peace and prospezs
our. The Government was re-
spected; the Constitution revered,
the laws obeyed, and the people
happy, united and prosperous.
Now all these things are reversed.
The Government, by the confess
sion of the partisans of those 81
whom it is administered, is inax-
pressibly corrupt; the Constitution
IS a thing to be regarded or disre-
garded at the convenience of thsse
who are in power; the laws supply
no rale of conduct, least of agJ br
those by whom laws are ena
CT ltivated enmit;es have diyid v
tn, people and turned society 4 i.
auarchy, and The laboring mask
are crushed under an intolerat
load Of taxation.
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A Malarious Month.

March, tina, giyss Us new President. /,
also the inaugural month Of many hsr-
RAISING disorders. Entangled in it's fogs
are the seeds OF coughs, colds, and Of til .,
alienation of frigidity and FIRE, more
widely known than admired, called fsver
and aans. The only way to avoid ,be.e
"li.tls unpleasantnesses," is to render the
system strong enough to fight of the at
mospheric poison that produces them. and
the best way to enaow it with this r..
peilsnt power 10 to tone ii with HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BITTERS.
II wayfarer were credibly informed
that ynaian was waiting at the NEXT
corner, he would doubtless turn In hi,
tracks, and take safer route to his dssti-
nation. With just about the Same amount
OF trouble, the attacks Of diseases preya-
,ient At this season may be evaded. Nav.
the trouble will be less, for drug stores lie
40 every ones route, and every respectable
druggist in the Union keeps on hand
HosTETTER's BITTERs. Tho article
Ia staple Of trade. and il would b as easv
to ind grocery without sugar, ~ .be
store Of an apotbscary without this popular
tonic remedy.
In view Of the experience of the nation
with regard to The article, during the space
Of twenty years, it seems almost unpecs.-
sary to recapitulats its merits to Amen-
cans. But - our population is increasing
1t the rate Of couple Of millions . year,
in tho natural way and BY imm igration, II
may b - well TO hint to the rising gen.
GRAFTON and new arrivals, (ths old settlers
know sll about it), that HOSTETTER,S
STOMACH BITTERs is the most whole
aome and potsnt vegetable tonic ever
manufactured; that it il specific for de-
oaiity, dyspspsia, billiouspsss, and mias.
matte fsvers; that it prevents, a. we'll q.
'sres, these complaints and their compile
Cations; that it il not "bad to take. and
. absolutely harmless.
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TFor the Ga.stte Comet
TO THE PRETTTEsT GIRL m RATION
ROUGE, LA.

How oft I've kazed upon thy face,
So sad, and yet 30 fair,
And sought, although in vain, to trace,
What thoughts we're passing there.
At times. as from passing cloud,
A sunny smile 10 there,
Again thy look is stern and proud,
And then oppressed with caro-.
Now JOY beams-from thy brilliant eye,
But followed by tear,
And from thy lips deep drawn sigh,
Breaks sadly on mine ear.
If thou hast given him thine heart,
And still he loves thae not,
Take back thy vows and from him part,
Yss-let him be forgot.
7h<n, will ltell thee Of love,
AS constant, and as bright
As morning, when the sky above,
Is bathed in golden light.
LAKE GAGE, March. 1869.
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DIEDs
On the Goth inst, at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. Kent, FANNIE, daughter Of
1apt. 7. W. and Mrs. NJ. Hurst. aged
ears.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1869-03-02

Eugene recently complained of
the fatigue OF the court receptions
and asked the Princess Clothilde
whether she did not suffer from it.
"Oh, no, your Majesty wickedly
replied the Princess, 'sfor l have
been used to it from my infancy"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1869-03-02
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