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The Letter. sM'and Nupoleon's Eatc

xNC X-et.eV M NUN ASukSVScOU ESStC.
A foreign correspondent of the Boston
Journal writes: The Germans have curl
Gus way Of drawing curious comparisons.
Some industrious writer has found out that
the letter mn plays great role in the his.
tory of the Nxpolconites. MarbGuf was
the first 10 recognize the genius of Napol-
con l. in the military scholar Napoleon
Bonapartc. Ma.cngo was the first great
battle of General Bonapartc and Melas
cleared out of Italy before him; Iortier was
his faithful General; Moreau betrayed him;
Murat was his first martyr Maria Louisa
the companion of his greatest fortune; Mos
cow his deepcst abyss; Metternich beat him
in diplomacy. Six Narshsls (Masschs, Nor
tier, Marmont. Macdonald, Murnt, and
Moncey), and twcnty-six Generals Of divis.
ions under Napoleon l. had M ss the in.
itis, letter of their names. His first bottle
was ut Nontcnottc, his last Mont St. jean
(Waterloo); besides this he won the battles
of Millessimo, Moudoyi, Marcngo, on the
Moskowa. ut Montmirad and Montepcau,
and tho storm upon Montmartre. Milan
was the first, Moscow the last hostile city
ia which he entered IS victor. On the Is
land Of St. Helena Montholon was his first
chamberlain. Marchand his companion.
The first to leave him was Murat, and then
Marmont He lost Egypt through Menon.
and he took the Pope prisoner through
Miolles. Mallctt raised q conspiracy against
him. Three of his ministers were called
Maret, Montalivet and Malieu, his first
chamberlain. His last residence in France
was Ma!maieon. The Tasersand asks some
body to take the trouble to look out tho
"M's" for Napoleon III. Dusing the las'
conflict his greatest army was beaten q
Metz, aud his last It Sedan under 4cMahon
But VIC come TO tho most curious RESULT
again by turning tho m" upside down
when We have w." which stands TO
Weisscnburg, Wnrth, and lastly the slr
render to King William and the residspc'
q Wilhelmshohe. .@i se@ ai E#r
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, INFORMANT MrSrSG DEcIsIoN.-The
suit held against tho Union Mining com.
pany and others, has been finally decided
by the Supreme Court of California. The
plaintiff receivers two thirteenths OF the
mine and also judgment for $l24,50S,
which sum represents his share OF the net
proceeds of the mine appropriated BY the
defendants, implying that the total net pro.
cecds were more than 4S0O. 900 Az to the
rule by which this cum was ascertained, we
Mr. Reed, the Giscovcrcr, or one Of the
discovcrers OF the mine, put the names Of
his wife and daughter in the list Of the
owners Of the mine posted up on the claim
bue this list was aftsrward taken dewn BY
the majority of the owners OF the mine,
and another list was submitted emitting
those two names, and from this time for
ward they were treated by those in possess
sion - if they had no interest in the mine.
The daughter brought suis q recover, and
q, last, after six or seven years OF litiga-
ton. II is decided. The Court helds that
when ! title to mining claim has been
vested in . person, rndcr the mining cas-
tom. Il cannot be taken sway, except By
duo procoss of law. The. daughter in
this case vas minor = the time, had no
mart In tho discovery. contributed nothing
70 its expense. and knew nothing Of Tie in.
aertion Of her pams n The notice q Shal
slme. Yet, Il wss done thoss who put Il
there could not take y eway, any more
,han after recording deed, Giving certain
,,,,al egssss 70 ! child. they. could ,take \
back.-Alp;ss lCak) kisr. s,a
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PIONEER ROAD.

I'VE the Commissioners Of Deer Lodge county. =.
w r.. do hereby authmize Mr.. ~ Donnhoass: 8 %
object toll on the road from Der 1odsc sa.y 20 N Js.
the following ratsr until be sba have cesseaSd tne
sum Of twelve hundred dollars CO., Ol being INC II
ance due for the construction of said ROAD Inc n
.celctnssr, and when sufficient .smount sna.I Mv.
been collected for that putAe he shall cease 70 coue
Toll, aud the road become public property.
RATES.
Wagon and span Of horres or oxen. r.........SA'SSv
!.Nh addllOnal Sp0ik ......... rs.s'''''''"' q
UCfteNcp, ......, >. -. -
~.' - GRANVILLE STUART.
Chn Bd Co C0Ors ID. L. Co
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4 Cara j. Five Lines: a Square TsL Lines, OF this
ne Local Business Notices % cents per line.
sS- CUrrcsp cspondencc, short aud ncWsy, solicited
nm each camp Writer'S name must accompany each
s,er, TO guarantee good faith. Permission to use
.mp or initials preferred.
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Petroleum. wells in 6Ardan's canyen,
6ea Basnaveotura. ara Sowing freely.
The oil y shipps6 70 ysrious places o. the
cooet, fos the paspd6s Of burning bsiek.
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GATHERING sTO

"A or about Novcmbee i0eh, WIN gather sock u
this valley On tho 7tA sth. md IN q Novcmbsr. An
vsnies hivisg cattle d range ars ness9sd IL ~
may furnish assistance u they Wish stock oeCegnt ~
No stsck wi D. diva n snlsse sseA aoslse1ncs y
SafaisAed I'D nodes eivsp g u e:s.9e II
DeW LedcA Oceobee . lt ikQlag liza dt4
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How OysrERs ARE BoRN.-open any,
oyster, retain the liquor in the lower or
deep shell, and, If viewed through micro.
scope, it will b found to, contain > multi
tude Of small oysters, covered with ahellsl
and swimming nimbly about-on hundred.
and twenty Of which extend but one Inch.
Besides these Young, oysssrs, the liqsor conl
.ains ., vsristy Of snimalcule and myEiads
of three distinct species 81. worms. Home,
times their light ,ssembles > Dtuish, s.a<,
about tho centre Of the she'll, whaeAs svM
be beautifully lamiroua in. dark rooa,.
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THE CENSUS MUSTER RoLLa-The
Lcavenworth Bulletin has an amusing take
off on the pretensions to vast populations
by Missouri river cities previous to the cen.
sus' aud sums up the actual condition Of
things, after the Marshars books have
l,oor ,,,ado IN oo fnlloyys.
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Getting Married.

Getting Married..
EssaiS fur Young Men, On Social Evils. ana NE pro
prety impropricty Of getting Married, with sanitary
help Tor those who feel uuAttod for inasiraocs hae
Ensa sent free. In s.sed eavci0pes AdaIsss
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OCCn AOOAS w. ~ AoAs~"S'
Omaha, before the census. ..........oOOOO
Omaha, after the ccnsus ......... la0oV
s--~-~-
Killed, wounded and missing. ...........,.S .S',Wo
Council Dluffe, before the census .NUO
Council Bluffs, after the census. :! .........neoo
ro,t IN action ;, 5000
81 Iosepb before the census s............ 40000
A. Joeepb after the census ...... ..,......laOOB
Not accounted for. or........................ .N,OO
Leayenworth before tho censss.. 5000
Leavcnworth, after the census. S.....,...3',OO
Gone to Congress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .A.oW
Ksasas C,ty, before the census.
Kansas City, after the census. 1869
80
Killed, wounded aud deserted. .............S|Vv
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Here are two small Jokes anent tho river
which, gives It's name to the Port of Liver
pool: A wag crossing 70 Woodside Ferry.
and observing the muddiness of the WAFER
remarked that Shakespeare was quite co.,
rect in stating that "the quality OF Asrsey
il not strained" A Liverpool pilot, adriit
in the Irish sea during . dense fog Is said u
have fervently uttered two lines from we'll.
known hymn: ..-,.
@E.@fs 'sThat Mcrsey 10 others Showed. -
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An UNDERTAKINo.-A man once doubt
ing the joys Of single. .Llessedness, under.
took to prove the contrary by experience,
Owing to melancholy, not to say great
fully acknowledged illness, his wife was
brought to her dcathbed. Unfortunately
for her husbands aspirations for freedom,
her death occurred in Winter, and her hus-
band, wishing to offer every respect to her
who could no longer be but tho semblapce
of herself; ordered the pan bearers to escort
the body on their shoulders. Owing to an
extremely slippery pavement, they slipped
while turning sharp corner, bringing tho
remains to the ground with such violence
that resuscitation followed. Time wore on,
and the husband became again living
monument of patience At last. tho wife
actually died, and her dutiful spouse, being
obliged to ignore his private suspicion BY
her near relatives, was 70 give the same re.
spectful orders ~ before. This time, how.
ever, be formed one Of the eorps Dc gsrds,
and though Summer was the season, he
could not restrain his feeling, but. Is he
reached that fatal corner. whispered:
"Edsy round the corner. boys! E.a.sy ns,e!"
/ -s b
INDIA RUBDER lSExuAUsrIBLA.---The
belt Of land around the globe, five hundred
miles north and Ave hundred miles south of
the equator, abounds in trees producing the
gum of India rubber. They can be tapped,
it is stated. for twenty successive seasons
without injury; and the trees stand -
close that one can gather the sap of eighty
in day, each tree yielding. on an average,
three table spoonsfuls dayly. Forty three
thousand of these trees have been counted
in tract of country thirty miles long BY
eight wide. There arc In America and Eu.
rope more than one hundred manufac-
tories of India.r rubber articles, employing
some five hundred operatives each, and
consuming more than ten million Of pounds
of the gum per year. and the business "
considered to be in its infancy. But u
whatever extent it may increase there will
still be plenty Of rubber to supply the de-
mand. .<-.= w " -
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IT, Prussians were bentnrding Thiou-
ville1u The ~. -ss Co. ''a'3@'Tsas is''fl
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iht Ntw 4orth 'Nest,
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

FERNS -CURRENCY.
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III. Sts.nflord Bowie, NJ. d.,
r.rFrns HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
~ the ctzeus of Deer Lodge city aud vicinity.
Orvicp. Onp0sitc Court Hons" Square.
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
Niy
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ADVERTISING KATES-Quartcrly ss Due.
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Medicine * surgery,
NACKFOOV CITY, MON. TER.
o.. r.. G. W Z e D n,
HAVING purchased the professional practice and
Msrktoot city, respectfully announces to the inhabit-
ants Of Deer Lodge county. that he has located at tie
above place, and sOlicits their patronage.
REFERENCES:
ALL Mitchell. NJ. D., II. StrAdord Bowie, y. D..
Deer Lodge: Robert Iindcr, Esq. a. +. Rose r. NJ,
aud James Kennedy. Esq Lincoln.
Blackfeot City. October 9Th. 1870, W Sm
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-03-05

How 70 GER SLEEP.-This is to
many persons a matter Of high impor-
lance. Nervous persons who are. troub-
led with wakefalness and exeitabili,y,
usually have q strong tendency Of blood
on the brain, with cold extremeties
The pressure Of the blood on the brain
keeps it III d stimulated or wakeful
state, and the pulsations Of the head
are often painful. Let them arise and
chafe the body and extremities with
a brush or towel. d rub smartly with
the hands. to promote circulation and
to withdraw the excessive amount of
blood from the brain, and they will fall
asleep il q few moments. A cold bath,
or a sponge bath and rubbing, or a
good run or a rapid walk in the open
air. or going up and down stairs a few
times just before retiring, will aid in
equalizing the circulation and promote
sleep. These rules are simple and easy
Of application in the castle or cabin,
and may minister to the comfort Of
thousands who would freely expend
money for an anodyne to promote ma
tdre's sweet restorer, Sleep"
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT..
The Farmers Shop

Every farmer should have a shop
fitted I'D with such tools as are used by
the carpenter. joiner, machinist and
blacksmith, or with those that would be
valuable in making repairs. Above
all, we consider a good foot lathe very
desirable. 1t would be impossible
within the limits Of a newspaper article
to merely notice the advantage of this
machine and its varied uses. 4 very
good foot lathe COS s from so to 100 dol
lars, and the money is well expended in
the purchase. Articles of use and Or
nament made of wood, ivory and metal
may be turned out by the foot lathe,
convenient for use in the house or on
the farm. The practice On the lathe is
one of the most fascinating pastimes for
a stormy day or an unemployed evening.
Apart from its use in making and re-
pairing. the foot lathe is a pleasant com
panion for the business haunted and
brain weary. One who adopts it as
a companion of his leisure hours will
become an adept, and the more he uses
and becomes acquainted with his
machine, the better he will like it. He
will BIZ surprised at the number and
elegance of the little articles of use and
ornament he can produce from the rough
material, and at the pleasure that the
practice of a mechanical art can afford.
lScientifc American.
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Sher.iH9S sale.

Payne, Huntington & Co. VS.. Patrick J
n1STRICT COURT, St. Landry, No 1905
~ BY virtue of an order of SEIZURE and sale
issued by the Hon 9Th District Court in aud
for the Parish of St. Landry, in the above Ell.
titled cause, and to ME directed, l will proceed
to sell at public ~auctiLn, at the Courthouse OF
said parish, in the town of Opelousrs, on
SATURDAY the I'd day of April, 1870, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ The following property, seized
to satisfy said order, to wit:
The portions or pieces OF swamp lands situa-
tea III the Parish Of st, Landry. described as
follows:
3. AL of section No 10 in township N.
3 south Of range ) east, in the South western
Land District If Louisiana. containing three
hundred and righty-one S1llOU acres. being
the same entered in the land office OF the State
of Lnai>iana. as per patent dated Eth D'cem-
Der 1859, No. 7545, Record Of Patents, vol. 3,
lage 1876.
3. The north half of the north half of sec
ton No. twenty-right, the southwest quarter
of section and west half and southeast quar-
ter of section twenty-one. in township three
south of range fuu, east, in the Southwestern
Land District of the State of Louisiana, con
tanning AL 3OIiOO acres and being the same
entered ny Hugh M Keary i'll the General
Laud Office Of Louisiana, as APPEARS by pat
mt dated 2lst December 1850. No 1914,
Record Of Patents vol. s.. page 2U5.
3. The lots No 3, S, :, 7, 8, 10, il and 10.
Is and is. of section No 30, and lots No /, 3
and a, of section %, in township No 3, South
of range No a east, in the Southwestern Dis
trict Of Louisiana ntaining 500 S>ll0D acres,
being the same entered i'll the land oafce of
Louisiana by Hugh NJ. Keary, as appears by
the certificate of registry in said Office, dated
the 18th October 1859, aud being certificate
1854. a*@ ftf@.5@A# 7s'
- 49,, JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
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oct Oily
DR.. RICHAVS GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only, and save time, health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
IL ], cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat
and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptious,
Copper-colored biotches, Soreness of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c; it is the greatest Reno
vator, Alternative and Blood Purifier known.
removes all mercury from the system. and
lAaves the blood pure and healthy
hR RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.
IL =, cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism
in all its forms, and gives immediate relief in
all cases.
Price of either No. ]. or 2. $5 per bottle,
or two bottles for 80.
nR. R1CHAJ'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
IL a rapid and radical cure for ali urinary de-
engagements. Price So per bottle.
nR. kICHAU'S G LDEN ELIXIR
u D'AMOUR, a radical cure for Nervous
or General Debility, in Old or young; impart-
ing energy with wonderful effect. Price s.
per bottle, or two bottles for SO.
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place, Name genuine without
the name of .DR RICHAUS GOLDEN
REMEDIES, D B, RICHARDS, Sole Pro
p%rietor." blown in glass of bottles
Address DR.. RICHARDS, No. 22S Variek
St, New York.
45-1y& .#%@+t +- '5+ 55-~
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Celeste Lastrapes. widow, vs.. Charles B
Smith. ct al.
Parish Court. Saint Landry, No. 1853.
DY virtue of a writ of fsri facias issued
- by the Hon. Parish Court of the Parish
of St. Landry, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed, ] will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Court house of SAID par
i~h, in the town Of O~pelousas. on SATUR-
DAY the ID day Of April, 1870, at IL o'clock,
A. NJ, the following property, seized to sat
isfy said writ, to wit:
= A certain portion of woodland, situated on
the west side Of the Bayou PIaquemine Bru-
lee, near Plaqurmine Point, containing about
superficial arpents, bounded east
by Bayou P~laqurmnr, west by property of
Mrs. st Blanca. south by land formerly be-
to Don Louis Carriere, moth by lands
formerly belonging to Louis Hebert. now to
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Jan. 2e
JUDGMENT.

Grace l.. Goodrich No i0763,
VS.. }District Court,
Her husband R. L. Bihm. St. nadry,
The law, as well as the evidence adduced
upon the trial of the above entitled cause, be-
ing in favor of the plaintiff, it 10 by reason
thereof ordered, adjudged0 and decreed that
said Grace l.. Goodrich the plaintiff, rave
Judgment against and recover frpn her hus.
band, Richard l. Bihm the defendant, the
sum Of one thousand and sixteen dollars anil
sixty-s,x cents, with five per cent yearly inter
est thereon from the 9th day Of December,
1867, the date OF judicial demand, with q sacit
mortgag. on the R,oprrty of said Richard l..
Bihm, to secure til payment Of six hundred
1865 ,66( q said sum, to date from and taks
effect OH the 18th January 1865 q like mort
gage to secure the paymehs Of two hundred
dollars ($2O0) to date and take effect CD and
from the 18th day Of june. 1866; and like
mortgage, to secure the payment of one huh
dred and fifty dollars. to date and take effect
from the 3lst day Of October, 1866. The
plaintiff is further derreed to be The owner Of
the following property in her separate night,
viz: A tract of land situated in the State If
Missouri, containing three hundred aud Fifty
one hundied.hs acres, described in patent GER
~tlticate Of The United States, dated 10Th june,
1857, anQGsumbered 235lo; one riding pony
two bedsteads and bedding, one armoir. two
bureaux, six chairs, two washstands, half q
dozen knives and forks, half a dozen silver
spoons, one butter knife, two dozen plates.
half a dozen goblets, aud one dozen cups and
saucers g..
1t is further ordered and decreed that tho
community of acquets and gains heretofore
existing between said plaintiff and defendants
be dissolved, and that said plaintiff, Grace l..
Goodrich. be restored to the sole administra'
ton of her separate property and effects. IL
is further ordered that the defendant pay the
costs Of this suit.
Judgment read and signed in open court.
this 25th day Of February, 1869.
JAS. II. PORTER,
Judge 9th Jud. Dist. Of La.
A true copy:
JOHN o. RICHARD. Oep'y Clerk
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1885,
To ROAST URKEy.-Wash the tur-
kew verv clean, and let it lie in weak
salt water over night. When ready to
roast rub it dry in the inside, and
sprinkle in a little pepper Make stuff
fling Of two-thi,ds wheat bread and me-
third corn bread, rubbed fine, and s'f-
tened with butter and beaten syolk Of
an egg. and season with salt. pepper
parsley and celery. Mix the stufing
well together and Gil the turkey. Rub
the breast Of the turkey with salt, pep
Der and butter. Have water and lard
in your dripping pan and bsste often.
It will require three hours to roast:
Pea fowl and guinea fowl are roasted
and dressed 10 The same manner.
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6SheriT.S S.Ae.

amelia Guidry as. Onezime :; Guiary.
nISTEICT COURT, St. LandA No $500
~ BY virtue of An alias writ of l1ssri tacias
issued out of said Court in said suitfa,d to me
directed, l will sell at public %aucti't'Yf Y at the
Courthouse III Oprlousas, on SAkM'DAY,
March 5th 1870, at II o'clock A. N ,tai3follow,
in. property seized to satisfy said W sto Wit
IA CERTAIN TRPCT OELANa'Ssitua,
ted about three miles from the town MMOpe-
~l"usas, containing fosr hundred aFkk3tire
56lIOO superficial arpents-with all thy fild-
ings and Improvements thereon. As
:. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND 9stthe
Big Woods, containing one hundred &Astr-
fetal arprnts, beginning from the frNH Rat
the eastern line Of the west half of lot NI+Hl
township No 5, south range No 3 east, sTh
such depth as to enclose thu. amount of . III
one hundred arpents. N
Terms-Cash al
JIM. THOMPSON, Z
jan 81. Sheriff,