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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-04-06
We also do all kinds of
CARPENTER Work. Bridge Building. &c.

Our shop and gin is situated between Can
ton and Alpharetta streets, near the Methodist
church. GUNTER, WHITE Il Co.
Roswell. Ca, Sept. |, 1881.
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Residence for Sale.

HAVE for sale in the Marietta an eight
room, in good repair Two acres OF ground
outhouses, &c Water the very best TINS Is
a very desirable home and can be had cheap
Apply at this Office
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Magnolia Cotton Gin.

For quality of work this Gin is unsurpassed.
1t cleans the seed better. thereby giving more
lint and saving considerable to the farmer, be
sides bringing from one eighth to one fourth cent
per pound more than cotton from other Gins.
1t is the only Gin of the kind in this section.
Our terms Tor ginning are only one-tweD'ieth.
We guarantee satisfaction. Bring in your cot
ton and give us trial.
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For Sale Cheap.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ONLY =
squares from the depot Main building con,
tans II rooms Several outbuildings. Size OF
lot II acres. Ornamental Flower yard. A
good vegetable garden. The house Is wei
built. 2 story frame with new roof, very de-
sirable place Enquire at this Office.
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FOR SALE.

In Marietta. one brick blacksmith shop. lot
tools, &c. For price apply at this Office.
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A Farm for Sale

A Good Brick House, containing seven
rooms, good out buildings, % acres OF iand,
half cleared, land produces well. There Is on
the place fine young orchard Just coming IN
TO good bearing Will be sold cheap. Apply
al THIS OFFICE.
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Farm for Sale.

Wishing to engage in other business, Mr.. j.
L. Reed offers his farm for sale or rent on good
terms, with all the corn, fodder, hay and stock.
loo acres, IS in good cultivation, new gin on
premises The above farm lies OF miles
est OF Marietta. Apply at journal Office.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-27

-
SEC. 572. Any person willfully, corruptly,
or faisely swearing aor sfirming before the
beard or Judges or election, or any member
thereof, or The. clerk, while ID session or In
.shoIdIna "A electioh, shaii. be deemed entity
al perjury, and on conviction shah be pun.
taished. m any meufbcr on my boardofjudges
or clerks, OF election, or any Other person ir
any manner concerned In conducting N cleo
ton, shall willfally and corruptly violate
any of the PROVISIONS Of this article, the pen
Atty forwhich III not herein prescribed, Or X
guilty Of any fraud, deceit or abuse ~ s q,
execution of xtper dqtIee nll
s:s,asa P s :ss e. pSa.e N sss hsi sat
= mB41.ss s X IN s6r Saf pSss'
for term not less than one ,por more thai
i've wears; or shall pay 4 'fne 81 notices. thar
fifty nor more th6h i've hnndfed deollrs, y
the discretion of the oclutG ysN
SEC. 573. That no personyshall purchase
or attempt TO purchase, eitherwth money p
any other vaiukbJe thing, the vote OF IN.
elector Of The territory OF Montana. -,
SEc. .574 That no elector Of the Terrltof!
Of Montana shall sell, or attei4ptsto sell
euhsffof money or any other ylftAtie thing
hic vote to any person yhksyt0E
SIC. t75. That no .peft6h who shall here
ISy p re of,s s ve s.s J
contribute, ethel directly or indirectly, an
> money or otheF,xslgsipis Nh, thirg III es r
" allow Ito % .donseyee1ns s:r.s ~ =
sgsLa.msn. , H. ss S's: for pfcfs I.
,sdtsta nor psiasitSs6kd travelling *
psrrssss;. ~ M 3yaeM,s s16Af0g1 Inform.
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; THE MAXIM OF WAR.
! New Es.ayht Graphically illustrates 1t.

ii Bird BoAs-Rer FRANCIS Tiffany.
every outlook on the world that permits
1t to mass the entire army Of It's perils, dis
eases, wrongs and sorrows, and to bring them
To bear all at once on the Imagination, Ia
sure to entail panic and defeat. Such IN
outlook Is as false as the visions of night
mare. 1t Is with the will of man in the great
battle of life as II Is with an Atlantic steam
ship in her battle with the ocean. Grand an
embodiment of power as Is the steamship,
still what 10 she TO the elemental forces Of
the ocean She ds6es9 Nomore than the hrst
faint sigh of an infant to q tropical hurri.
cane. No more than the trembling Of leaf
to the shock of an earthquake. Think Of
the Atlantic or the Pacific at Its year-long
work, battering down cliffs of trap or granite,
grinding vast rock -masses 70 finest sand, roll
Ing up enormous bars to dam In m Amazon
or Gangss. Can the little steamer throw
down her gauntlet to this titanic continent
levslerpY Can her pety thousand horse pow
er think to take issue with this paudemoni-
nm of dragon and demon power No! not
for moment. She will never be called
upon to do it. Napoleon.like she nee.is only
to hold fast to the grand maxim Of the whole
art of war, and 10 be the stronger of the two
at the actual point Of attack. True, the
ocean 10 mighty, but then it is vast and out
spread. True, the power of gales is terrific
but then they are bowling oil sbroad over
the whole surface of the deep, not 1.-THE,
not a millionth part of their combined
might can be brought to bear, on single
point. Look now at the steamship. She Is
oil at hand upon the spot. A fiery mass OF
fliving valor.' Let the battering ram Of Ito
waves do its worst, she Is a battcring ram
too, that can strike still heavier blows. The
particles of the waves do not cohere, but
hers do with Iron tenscity. The waves are
cruel and awkward in the blows they strike;
she In her very build Is like the hand OF q
sklllful boxer, psrrying the blows of giant
clown, Then peeranto the white. hot heart
of her furnaces, and see how she Is aglow TO
the care with passion. Feel sympathetically
the titanic heave Of the steam as II shoulders
round the enormous shafts. Ton for ton,
blow fof blow, the steamship, Is the heavier
mass, the fercer momentum at the point oil
attack aud so she wins the day."
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Long visits, long stories, long exortations
and long prayers seldom profit those who
have to do with them. Life Is short. Time
Is short. Moments are precious. Learn to
condense, abridge and intensity. We can
endure many an Ill and ache II 1t is soon
over, while even pleasures grow insipid, and
pain intolerable, II they are protrscted be-
yond the limits of reason or convenience.
Learn to be brief. Lop of the branches;
stick to the main facts Of your case. II you
pray ask for what you would receive, and
get through; If you speak, tell your message,
and then hold your tongue; boil down two
words into one. Learn to be brief.-Ithico
Express.
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either IN psrsop Or though 9theF Individuals
tuted forthe pnvpose, bata hdhi6e Contained
In this article shall be 30 construed - TO an-
thcrize - RAyrwutof MpHU pr &her Fet
liable thl6R III L the votes aShn Sneesd ny
elector Of This Territory, eIlk@ aikSAly of
indirectly, ut any election or nominating
convention ,xor for any scouppt purpose
whatever, Incident To id election;a and all
officers hereafter elected or appointed, shall,
before entering upon the duties of their re-
spective offices, take and subscribe the fol-
low oath: @a A#a esa4aa#
II do solemnly swear (or .atlirm) that !
will support, protect and defend the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, and the organic
act OF the Territory Of Montana, and that /
will discharge the duties of my Office with
fidelity; chat / have not paid or contributed,
or promised to pay or contribute, either eth
or directly or indirectly, any money or other
valuable thing, TO, procure my nomination or
eiection( ppointment) except for necessary
and proper expenses expressly authorized by
law; that have not knowingly violated any
election law of this Territory, or procured 1t
to be done by others In my behalf; that l
will not knowingly receive, directly or indi-
rectly, any money or other valuable thing
for the performance or non-performance OF
any act or duty pertaining to my Office, other
than the compensation allowed by law"
The foregoing oath shall be administered
TO the members Of the council and house OF
representatives In the nall Of their respect
i've houses, by judge of the supreme court,
apd filed by BIN inths office of the secreta-
ry u the TeThory.4 "
SEC. 576. Every person violating either
section 573 or 574 Of this article, or both,
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be subject
to fine of not less than one hundred dol
lars, nor more than FIVE hundred dollars, and
to Imprisonment In the penitentiary for not
less than three months, nor more than one
year, or both or either, at the discretion of
the c:op@T.V ~ r..
SEC. 37s.. That 1t IL hereby made the"duty
of the district attorney, for that district In
which an offence against any of the provis'
ions of this article may have been commit
ted, to bring an action IN the name ofthe Ter
ritory Of Montana, against any person or per-
sons SO offending.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND oFrIcE.

HELEsA, NJ. T., October 3, 1859. 81
Notice II hereby given that the following named
petter has died notice OF his intention TO make Anal
proof In support ct bis claim and secure anal entry
thereof and that said proof win be made before
the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county, n. r., n
his once In the town OF Deer Lodge, on 6atnr
day, the Alb day VI November. A., d. 1851, TO
wit: Reuben g. Terili WIN died Presumption De
cnratory Statement No. ASA, for ols Nos 2, g. and
4 and the SEX OF SWk of section No. 80, In
township No. North Of range No. west
and he naulee the following rftnesser to prove hi,
continuous residence nImn and cultivation OF SAX
tract tu-vit: james & Horne, job, W Jones
Thomas Clark, and james k0reburongh. MI of Rae
Track PurtDnhce Deer Lodg. r~sumse .f. A
~ j. II. MOE, Rsgistsr,
O. OspASNoN Atty for Claimant 6o1 b
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O. n O.PA,
70 Show Cause.

In the Probate Court or the couaty Of Deer
Ledge. Territory Of Montana fs8aaH :
In the matler OF tho estate OF JohE Gardner, de-
ceased aA# EFk
Thomas Fori, the Administrator Of the estate Of
John GasdnsT deceased having died his petition
herein duly VERIFIED praying tor srder ut sale Of
the whole Ut the n and pers0na property belong
in9 To the estate Of sAd decdrnt Tor the purpos
fnreir III FORTH II ID therefore ordered Nv said court
that IN perroue interested In the estate of sad de-
ceasrd appear hefo the sad Probate Court On Tues-
DAY. The 3f~t dav OF Oc.abcr AID 1854 II trn o'clock
n lie forenoon of raId day IT tho cn rOom II said
Probate Court at the curt house In The town and
county d Desr Lodge, RI show cxnss way N order
ehouh not ~ granted 10 the said AdministrAtor 70
nrinv u ~ eetste IL said deceased Is pnhfjc &C
Dor foT ~ purpcess 1T forth + said petition.
NfUnHEN N1E61ONs Gerk. =
Datsd ssptenAW apsas1p.s MIA !
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Proposals for Flour,


Office Purchasing and Depot g. s..
HELENA, M. T., October 10. 1882
Sealed proposals. In triplicate subject to the usual
conditions, win be received at this Office or at either
Of the posts named, for the supply required At euch
post, until 10 o'clock. noon, on Monday. tho Both
day Of October 1884, ut which time and places they
win be opened In the presence OF bidders for fur
nishing TO- the Subsistence Department U. 8. Army.
95 1000 pounds Of fresh ground xxx FLOUR. manu-.
featured from No. Spring Wheat grown In Mon
tana delivered at the posts named below on or before
November 20, 1882, ne follows:
At Font shaw, N. T., 10000 pounds in double
sacks. SO
At Fort Ellis. M. T., $500 pounds in single
sacks.
sacks, f.. ''-EE.t .0t
Proposals for the -four intended for Fort Shaw de-
livered at Helena, Montana, win be considered.
Blanks for proposals. with bidders bonds and ''Cir
cular of Instructions to Bidders" giving fn nfor
nation to the manner OF bidding, conditions TO be
observed by bidders ETC., may be obtained on applica
ton this once or to the Commissary at either post
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for FlouC" and addressed to the under
signed or to the A. A. c. 8. at the post bid for
The Government reserves the right TO reject any oil
all proposals.. JOHN ]. CLAGUE,
Goats . Capt. and G. g., U. y. A.
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RE~@Ft# So #M
The Medical Press says that DIR. Dsuker,
who, during twsnty-fodr years OF very ex-
.ssnsivs practice IN iha Children's Hospital,
st. PsteIsbufy, has treatsdaupvara Of two
thousazd cases Of diphthsrla, and tried all
the remedies, both internal and external,
smployed,in this Affection, has obtained the
best results from the. following method,
which he has employed for The, LIST ten
years. As soon . the white spots appesr
upon the tonsils be givssa laxative mainly
|scomposed OF sennas which produces IN
abundant esacuaiion. When. the purgatiys
eject has ceased he gives cold drinks, acldu-
lated With hydrocAiorie Acid, and every two
hours a.Eafgle composed.o f lima water = ID
bob milk In equal paris. IN, Dealker atirni
that vhsn this u commenced early It . gen
eraiiy and rsptdiy rsacceaaful: 81 80. ].
49,. N r
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA. M. r., Sept n, 1855. : .
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention TO make anal
proof In support OF hrs claim and secure nna entry
thereof and that said proof will hemade before the
Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county. a. at his Of
day of October, A. ID. 1884, to wit Carlo Andreoli
who fled pre- emption declaratcry statement No.
4,569 for the fonthwest quarter OF Section No
2, In Township No. North, OF Range No. IL
West, and he names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said tract, to.wit: lsrae Gibbs, Patrick Brown
George O'Neill, and John w. Nelson, all Of Warm
Spring poetoAice, Deer Lodge County M. r.
J. II. MOE, Register,
o. B. o'BAxSoN. Att for Claimant.
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s.rg The Mad Poet.
81, Louis Globe Democrat.


Such was the name given to Mcdonald
Clark, avid, eecentric writer ofvenes, who
lived In the city of New York some thirty
years ago. He had talent for improvisation.
with which he used to celebrate the charms
Of those persons of whom from time to time,
he became enamored.a Avolume Of bis po-
ems, published by subscription, contains
These touching paragraphs: 80 : aar,-15se.
81 won't poster folks with apologies.
Here's d rough handfui-of Aowers--a little
dirt about the roots--a tear will quickly
washit off ~. a ,x.,r.a .-.t-v -. E. -.
"If the life of my poetry'is unvh olesome,
twill breathe after the spirit that inspired 1t
has been sobered at the terrible tribunal Of
eternity, and. the weak hand that traced II
long wasted TO ashes" .a Mi #.f.xs...
In one Of these wild moods which frequent.
" came upon him, when the will TO be sub.
lime was not sustained by the strength, be
wrote these lines on Washington: a@4sat
Eternity-give him elbow room
Aspirit like his is large; S@' s#.1s@
Earth-feuce with artillery his tomb :.
---.-- And fire . double charge, E !.
To the memory of Americas greatest man;
Match him posterity II youcan.1 II
"The aMad Poet" died In the lunati asy,
lum on Biackwell's hland, sand Swas buried
In Greenwood Cemetery, New York.
Speaking Of the arrangements be desires
made for his funeral, be said:a ta;tss
Il II hope the children will come: ! want Y
be buried by the. side Of children. There
are four things am sure WILDE. In heavel
music, flowers, pure air, and plenty Of Int
4 tia children. " M sssnssA J ss n ~ i ~
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Notice Of Final Entry.


I
a- s..5s HKLEsA, N. T.. October II. 1854
Notice 10 hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO make
anal proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
at Helena, n. T., on Tuesday, November 81, 1882,
Wig I: Morris Coughlan, who made Presumption De.
claratory statement No. Abs for the En- SWA and
Lots and T. Section 30, Township 10 ", Range 10 w.
He names the following witnesses TO prove bis con.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz; James Hanawait, Thomas Mccormick
Nelson Opsate and Thomas Coleman, oil OF Helm
vile Deer Lodge county. M T.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


Estate of John Knowles. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, Ad.
minisrator Of the estate of John Knowles deceased
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication OF this notice, 10 the sari Admlnis
traitor at the town of Deer Lodge In the county of
Deer Lodge, NJ.
REUBEN L. DAVIS,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Knowles, dc
ceased.
Dated October 10, 1882. s83t4
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In the matter OF the estate OF caroline Loux,
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Reuben L. Davis, Ad
ministrator Of the estate of Caroin Loux deceased
has rendered and presented for ttlcment and filed
10 this court bis final account of hIs administration
OF said estate and petition for the distribution OF
the same and that Saturday. the lithlday Of Eovem-
her, A. ID. 1854, beina day of Of said court.
to- wit: of the November term A. D. 1854. AT ten
O'Clock an, at the court room OF said court, at the
court house IN said county, has been appointed by
said court for the hearing OF the FINAL account and
settlement OF said Administrator and the distribution
Of sald estate Mt which time and place any person
interested In said estate may appear and contest the
same.
oRREN EMERSON Clerk.
Dated October H. 1880. 692t5
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-27
THE FUTURE OF EGYPT.
The Reward which Russia Hopes to Reap
\. From the War.

# +
v 4 sst VIA The Hour 5en a-.r..s
Russia, fon one, will not be inclined TO let
Egypusbp from her control. She has grow
ing commercial interest In the country. In
the list Of exports the stands next to England.
Kludoff, Morozof and other great cotton
spinners Of Moscow have large plantations In
the delta Of the Mile. And II England has
to keep the road to India, Russia has TO keep
the road to the Pacific. ain the case OF En-
gland" said the Noroe Vrenyd, "the canal
merely connects state with It's feudatory
possessions. In the case Of Russia 1t joins
homogeneous empire" IT, Steamers run be-
tween China and Odessa. Stores for Siberia
are sent by way Of Suez. Cenvicts were
dispatched to Saghalien through the Red Ssa.
A the Russian possessions in the Pacific
have grown In importance, as the octopus OF
the North has extended It's tentacles over the
Chinese frontier, M. de Oilers and the coun-
sellers of the Gar have ta,.en more and
more interest In the Suez Canal. "The mat
ter" said one Of them, "must now end In
diplomacy, and Russia stands TO win some
thing In the settlement without having 1t
any moment Of the struggle staked copeck
or soldier on its issue.' Many Egyptian
Nationalist look to Russia for support, and
hsr conduct at the conference doubtless gave
rise 10 the rumors of Wednesday last, thst
she meant to send an army to Egypt, set
Arab fres and drive out the British IS the
British long ago drove out Napoleon.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court in and for the County
Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
City Rain and Country Rain.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat says
considerable attention has been recent
ly given to the differences between the
rain Of the city and the country. Ac-
cording to the statement advanced the
country rain is neutral, and is consid-
cred the best adapted for human con-
sumption of any found above the earth,
on the earth and under the earth. The
rain that fall in cities, on the other
hand, is acid, corroding metals; stones
and bricks and mortar crulnble before
it. It's evil effects are visible on every
iside-in paint, in all decorations, and
in fact, almost everything erected by
man. The purest rain is that collected
at tho sea coast, more especially at
considerable heights, while organic
matter in the air usually corresponds
with the density Of population.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

Wait Awhile.

wait AWniiCs
Wait awhile
Cheerily smile,
Soon the storm will be over;
There's bit Of blue
In the sky for you,
There's sweetness yet in the clover
Trust and wait,
Though burdens great
Hard on the hear, are pressing;
For hand Of love
Will the cross remove
And leave in its stead blessing.
Meath the snow
No roses blow,
And there no bees are hummirg;
Blu. they gather sweets
In their dark retreats
To brighten the days that are coming
Dark and dreAr
The skies appear
When the cloudy days declining;
But the night mus. fall,
And cover al,
Ere the Gun renews its shining.
Rect is sweet
For the weary feet;
And the soul that in faith reposes.
When the night comes on
And the MONDAY sun
Its gateway ofsplendor closes
Ne'er will miss
Its needs OF bliss,
Or grieve DER joys abating;
For the earth must turn
ThS, our hearts may learn
How little is lost by waiting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

A man is like carpet, when he Is
kept down By tax.
Esculapius practiced rtdicine even
when an infant, which gave rise to the
song, M. u. is the CRADLE"
The facetious postage-stamp clerk
who told man that asked for two twos
that this was not an aesthetic post
Office is now looking for a new situs.
ton.