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Having heard thai q report was in circulation
that, in the event OF my election to tie Iegisla-
ture I would be in favor of the passage of q law
to confna in pastures all stock, / take this OPP
~portunlty to contradict it and would assure the
stock raisers I win oppose any such law,
/. i. LTTTELL.
Sent, afst. lsTa-7t.
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RNmr .Enur de Pink.

Nous s0mmes autOTis4 Il announcer P. LEOSCE
HEBRARD CONNIE candidat pour Ia place de
Juge dc Paix, Ter Ward.
L CHACHERE est caudidat pour In
place de Juge de PaiX, First Ward.
Nous sommes autOris6 a announcer ]. FRANK
KNOX CONNIE candidat pour Jugc de Paix, Ter
Ward.
G, J. THOMPSON est candidat pour la place
de JUICE de Paix, Ter Ward,
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JACOB EHRHARDT, de Washington, nous
antor1se dc PannOncer CONNIE caudidat, pour Ia
place dc Coroner, pour In PaTOissc st. Landry, Il
La prOchaine election.
JAMES d. COLE, dc Plaqueminc BrulGe, est
pour Ia place de coroner.
Nous sOmmes autOris6 4 announcer ANNTS T.
CUMMINGS CONNIE candidal pour Ia place dc
3 II nrnrhainn Glnrtinn
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Mr.. Octave Prud'homme, alta meeting
of the Town Council on Monday, was
elected Town Constable in place of Mr..
Elisha S. Andrus. AS Mr.. Prudrhomme
has always proved himself an efficient
officer in discharge of his duty as Depu-
ty Sheriff, we feel certain that the laws
of our town will be enforced. regardless
of persons. We hope he win begin his
reign by repairing the bridges which are
now a perfect nuisance to any respecta-
BILE town.
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Penn RernrAer..

Nous s0mmes antOrisG il announcer YVES
DAEY, CONNIE candidat pour In place de Re.
chaine election.
/. DR.. JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Il conscnti, \ Ia
solicitation dc SEES alnis, de ST porter candidat
pour La place de Recorder, d PGipCtion 0li aura
AURA lieu an mOis de NnEemhre nrnclain
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PRODUCE SHIPPED.-The Peerless,
Capt. Broad, arrived at New Orleans,
on the 4th inst, with 2O4 bales cotton,
147 sacks cotton seed, and lot sundries.
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Being too old to undergo the fatigue of can
vaSsing the parish, I hereby withraw as a can
didate for the Police Jury, from the Third Ward
in favor Of Mr. d. II. Quirk. ..
s. Z. HARTMAN.
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"Spare the rod and spoil the child"
Such were the thoughts Of one of our
cOlored citizens as he "went for" his
son, a little fellow aged about twenty
five, standing six feet in his stockings.
The fathers intentions were good, but,
alas, for the result. The "little fellow"
had been reading the 14th Amendment,
by which he had learned that "all men
are free and equal, and those that amt
had better look out for themselves" so
he turned upon his "dad" and the con-
sequence was, that the old man went to
bed with q black eye, the tooth-ache,
headache, and every other sort of ache,
to rise iii a week or SO, a wiser and more
prndenf hDarient.n
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To CANDIDATEs.-Many of this nu-
merousc class of our eitizenshave otpaid
lis for announcing them. After this week
wesmay take their announcements out
unless they come to taw." Our terms
require payment in advance; and our
experienced is, that after the election can
didates generally forget they owe the
printer, and no amount of dWnmiag ean
remind them of it. One thing is certain,
no candidates name shall appear on any
tickets printed at this Office, whohasnot
satisfactorily settled for his announce
ment. We make this announcement
now, 50 that we cannot be blamed when
they come to us in a hurry tohave some
tickets printed. @
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POur Constable 1cr ward

Mr.. LEDTTEUR :-Faites-n0us le plaisir dan
nOncer Mr.. VALERY ROY, CONNIE candidat
pour une reelection, a la place de constable du
Ter Ward, q PelectiOn de NOyembre proclaim.
LES NoTEURs DU Ter WARD.
SAMUEL NJ. PETERS est candidat pour Ia
place de Constable, Ter Ward.
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Jc suis Candidat pour la place GAyocat de-
pour lc Huitiemc District Judiciaire. \
qul aura lieu au mois de Novcmbre
1872. &. W. HTTDSPTTU
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The cotton crop in this parish is much
than it was expected to be a
month or six weeks ago.
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MESCELLANEOUS.


I'D EMOVAE.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEG
IA leave to announce to their numerous
friends and the public in general, that they are
now ready to wait on tiieir customers as in the
past, at the store between Ealer's and the Courier
office. BLOCH & DUPRE.
August 24-tf,
OORN! CQRNM AND OATS! OATsW-
~ Just received, q large supply Of Corn and
Oats, and constantly receiving, which 1 will sell
very cheap, for cash only.
March 2-tf. ss SOL. LOEB
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BUSINESS
H location on Main Street. in the center of
OpelOusas. Apply to CHAS. n. EALER.
OpelOusea, April J. 1s71-tf.
DITTsBURG COAL KEPT CONSTANT
l. ly on hand and for sale by r.. {. WILKINS
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Ceasar, whar Mn. Emanuel Phillips
all dem goods he git every week by
boat9 Must hab a big room under 1t
store of his'n, remarked an old ID ley
in the streets the ether day.
Why, niger, you must be de
country, and neber been to tow yefore
to ask suchafoolish question. 1T you
know dat store is de Great Eli BRIAN of
Fashion, whar all de folks godP get their
goods. Why man it keep dis niger
busy all de week, wild fq8 big black
horses, and a thunderin Eagginhaul-
in all de time from de b1 Us to keep de
store supplied for de- stomers. You
jes go in dar and looh Youn, and if you
don't feel like spenAI every cent you
got in your pocket, promise to eat all
de money you got, mckels and all, and
won't charge you muffin.
Caesar told thesagpth. Goods of every
species are ami 3 every day. Fresh
lots by every i IT. The latest styles
and fashions fdfboth ladies and gents.
Give him a callH
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FOR SALE.


ANDS FOR SALE.-IHAVE SEVERAL
- tracts of unimprOyed lands belOngingt to me
and to Others which l will sell or rent to actual
settlers.
I will sell on credit, payable in one, two. three,
four, five. six. seven, eight. nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day Of December next. Or I will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five years. of
the taxes which may be assessed upon The tract
they occupy.
In either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee will Obligate himself to actually settle on
and place in cultivation the land received by
him, within six months from date OF sale or
Lease, under penalty of nullity of sale or lease.
| have also for sale q well Improved place, CON
tanning two hundred arpents of land, with large,
and commOdiOus dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price Of this place $5OOO, payable on terms,
with eight per cent yearly interest from day Of
sale.
Also. a saw mill property, which / will also sell
on terms. ENR L. GARLAND.
June "a. 187I-tf.
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MARREEDs

HAMM-LIGHTLY-On Wednesday, septem-
Der 18th, 1872, at st. Mary's Church, by the Rev.
Father Wighthart, Mr.. Lawrence Hamm, of
Franklin, La, to Miss Maggie Lightly, of this
city New OrleansJ
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We have had rain since our last issue,
and now we have cool weather and no
dust.
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DIR. W. A. ROBERTSON, de Washington. nous
aut0Tlso de FannOncer cOmmG candidat pour la
place dc Greflicr de Ia COur dc District, pour Ia
proclaim.
Je suis candidat pour In place dc Greficr dc Ia
COur' po1r Ia parOisse st. Landry, a PGlection
JOS, D.. RICHARD.
Nous sOnnlCs autOrisG Il announcer II. MIL
LAIRD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pour IL
place de Grettier de Ia Cour de District, pour IL
ParOlsse1, Lhndryra Ii prOchHine election.
Nous W$ames aut0risc a announcer Mr., AL
BERT haBTltAPES, cOmne candidar pour IN
place, deGrctfter de Ia COur de District, puur la
prDChaiu.
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LUMRER.-.LUMRER


UMRE6s LUMBER 9@EUM BERs-
Ia Choice cypress and Pine Lumber, of every
dlnleIasl0H, and in unlimited quantities.. sup
Piled by the undersigned at Mount Pleasant
Mfllst near Washington. We ara receiving .
large lot of chain logs, and will I'LL with prompt
ness and dispatch al bills entrusted to ns.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, at wash
ingt0n. will receive immediate attention.
Al kinds ara any anountof Seasoned Lumber
always on hand, al Reduced Prices.
Terms-cash ut the mill.
FRANK MCNTCOL.
ut. Pleasant Mills, July s. 1871.
UARER YARD.-THE USDERsIGE-
Ii ed has always on hand, sathia lumber yard,
near Il. CRrr1eres Warehouse. In Washington,
all kinds sawed cypress lumber. for sale az low
est rates for cash.
JEAN MARIE LAIASSE.
Washington. May lsm.
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MEDICAL.
nR. HADFHELD,s EQUALIZER

Paralysis. Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Seu-
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, Weak Backs; Weak, Stiff and
Shrunken Limbs; Curvature Of the Spine, and
other Spinal affeetionsi Sciaticu RheuInatism Of
years standing; spasms, Epilepsy, Palsy, st.
Vifus' Dance; D-erangement OF the Mind, and
many other diseases, not mentioned here, can be
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results. It is now ex-
tensiyely used in the Northern and Western
parts of the United States, and comes Endorsed
by the most skillfnl doctors in this country.
now invite all those who are afflicted to call
in and see the Equalizer; it in now ready for
operating also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited.
For further particulars cali at the sign OF the
Big Mortar, where I viii give all desired infor-
nation. {. MAYO Il
April COST.
MEDICAL NOTHCE.-A REGULAR
w Meeting of the st. Landry Medical and
Surgical Association will be held at Opelousas
the first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock
An. VINCENT BOAGEI, NJ. d,
President.
July %, 1871-1y.
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Pour Juge de Di.tr;cr-
Pour Avocnr de Dfstrjct,

Je suiS condidat pour In place dc JUICE dr
Huiticmr District JUdiciairc.
JNO. +.
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a Card.

Do you want a calico dress' Then come to the
auction on Saturday.
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DRUG STORES.
nPELOU8A8 DRUG STORE,
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR!
Opposite the Court House,
OPELoUSAS, La.

The undersigned in returning his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage with
which he has heretofore been favored, would
respectfully call the attention of all needing
anything in his line, to his
LARGE AM COMPLETE STOCK
Of everything belonging to the Drug Business.
Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters
orders solicited.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention
at al hours Of the day or night.
CLAUDICS MAYO,
PharmappJtiS
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EOR SALE.-ON LIBERAL TERMS OF
II Credit.-A sawmill, i'll running order,
situated in this parish, with a large tract of
land valuable for its timber and cultivation.
Price $4,000, payable with eight per cent per
annum interest from datd, in 6, -, Is, "a, 80, 81,
40, AZ, "a, 60, sc and 70 months. Lumber will be
taken in payment.
Apply to HENRY L. GARLAND.
OpelOusas, Dec. "a, 1ST0-tf.
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tt IS tI1dE JUNH SODHItF, WHO
killed Dire Prud'hommc, and is
supposed re been implicatedinkill-
ing an oldAsn named RunniOn, in the
extreme western part of this parish, last
spring, was recently arrested by a party
of men, inprairie Soileau, C~alcasieu par
lsh, andthathe on attempting to escape,
WAS killed hY them.
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ENOR SALE.-A LONG ESTABLISHED
Store Stand with one arpent of ground. and
buildings aud improvements, six miles north of
OpeIousas, near Garrigues' Bridge, and on the
public road leading to Willie Plate.
Terms-Eaay.
Apply to THOS, H. LEWIS or HENRY l..
GARLAND, at Opelousas. mas.
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A Gard.

Opelousas. October 18th, 1872.
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Il long, 40 inches diameter-twO - inch fles
in each; three tubular boilers; 3 small steam
engines; one sixty saw cotton gin; 4 patent cord
wood cutters, capable of cutting 80 to so cords
OF wood per day. The above will be sold on
reas0nable terms. Enquire at the Live Oak
Plantation, near Washington.
May 11-6m. JAMES POWERS.
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In certain moroccan de tcrre aSScSse au nom
dc Mime Aimee DclaillOn, situt dams la Prairie
PlMSancc, mcsnrant 6Nh a1prntS, borne au nOrd
par lie chcmin public, uu sud par les terres de- II,
NJ: Thompson, a Test par les tcrrcs de T. c. Ba-
Inlle. ct q loucSt par lie Bayou Grand Louis.
Taxes dEtat ct de Paroisse pour 1870 ct
1877
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ENOR SALE.-HORSES. MARES AND
y Colts will be sold at public auction, for cash,
every Saturday ~and~Sunday, commencing on
Saturday, July LIST, 1871. by the undersigned, at
his plantation, about five miles west of Ope-
lOusas ALCEE DUPRE
June 10, 1871-tf.
HNOR 9ALE.-A FINE YOUNG JACK
y three years old next fall, welfgrown. Price
500. Apply at this office.
June 22-tf,
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4 d. &. SlITIG, Collector.
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: We understand that ON Monday last,
Charlie Mayer, son of Mr.. AdolphM Mayer
of this place, accidently fell from a horse
and bro is arm. From last accounts
he is gell. This is the second ac-
cidR Of til ene kind We have heard
Of in thel Ia days, happening to boys.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30
"A G. Z N Q I Z s
DEATH OF MIR. GREELEY.

We have the painful Though not un-
expected) announcement of the death
of Horace Greeley. In his death great
and good man has fallen. AS printer
we lament him, for he was a true friend
to his craft. Journalism has lost one
its great lights. He died conscious and
peacefully at $50 last evening. Few
greater and no better man has lived in
our country. Peace to his ashes and
honor to his memory,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

Work SUSPENDED. Work has been
suspended in the mines of the Richmond
Company on Ruby Hill. As is well
known. a great lawsuit is pending be-
tween that company and the Eureka
Consolidated. The cause OF the suspen-
sion is attributed to said suit. Judge
McKenney has granted an injunction
against the Richmond, and set the trial
of the motion for the first week in Janu-
ary. This will, we presume keep the
mine idle until that time. These two
companies will wage giant war, and no
doubt the expenses of the pending suit
will amount to at least quarter OF a
million of dollars. Both mean business,
and from all appearances the suit IS to
be one of the heaviest ever determined
in the eastern part CT the State. Several
millions of dollars are involved in the
result. At the writing it is impossible to
foretelI the effect this suit between the
two leading companies of the district
will have on the general business of this
section. We hope, however, that matters
will soon resume their wonted channel.
i Eureka Sentinel
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MINING ACCIDENTAL cave of ore oe-
Cured in the Eureka Consolidated by
which two men were injured, one of them
quite seriously. The first unfortunate
of the two had one shoulder broken, be-
sides receiving severe injuries about the
head. Indeed, it is asserted that his
skull was so badly fractured that large
pieces of the bone had to be removed.
The name of this gentleman is Elliott:
we were unable to learn his given name
The other man is named Lynch. The
latter was struck in the side with n piece
of ore, and for time was very badly
stunned, though he soon got over it, and
at last accounts was around as usual.
DIR. Connolly, the physician in attend
anoc, is of the opinion that Elliott will
also recover, though his injuries are very
serious. The accident was one of those
unforeseen occurrences that could not
we'll have been averted. No one seems
blamable in the premises Eureka Sen
tinei.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD PROJECT.

Oar readers will be gratifiel to learn
that the proper steps have been taken in
the matter of the construction Of rail-
road from Palisade, or the Central
Pacific, via Eureka, to Phoebe. The con
struction of the road contemplated will
vastly increase the facilities for travel
between Phoebe and the western part of
the State. This will form the first link
(and most important one too which is
20 connect Phoebe by railroad with Pal
isade on the west and Salt Lake ON the
east. Gen. Page is President of the
company, and other prominent gentle
men of Phoebe are among the incorpora-
tors. The Eureka Sentinel contains
these particulars:
We yesterday received a letter from
Senator w. W. Mccoy, giving the partic-
| ulars of the organization of company
in San Francisco on the 18th inst, to
build marrow gauge railroad from Pal
isade via Eureka to Phoebe. The lncor-
porators are Gen. \. l.. Page, W. IL.
Raymond, John Ely. b. +. Sides and
General Conner, all of Phoebe. Mr.
Leon, of Belmont; John A. Paxton, o
Hamilton; w. w. Mccoy, of Eureka
Col. A. c. Ellis. of Carson City. and Hill
Beachy. of San Francisco. The capita
stock of the company is fixed at Sc,
100000. Each member Of the compan
: is required to pay in Immediately -, 90
| cash, for preliminary expenses. III
, officers are President. Gen. Page; Treas
, urer, Hill Beachy; Secretary, Burns, G
Palisade The company is organize
under the provisions Of the general raj
= road law of Nevada The incorporation
are all men of abundant means, whic
, leads us to hope that we are to have &
last something tangible i'll the matter {
e railroad connection with the Central
= | paliSa1p
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Mrs. FAIR.-The assassin of \. 7.
Crittenden, although acquitted of crime
by the jury which tried the case, is hav-
lug no gay and festive time of it in San
Francisco She had the effrontery to
advertise a lecture i'll that city, but the
popular feeling against her was so great
that she called upon the Chief of Police
to provide her an escort from her rooms
to the lecture hall, but the Chief could
not promise to protect her from violence
if she appeared upon the street. Acquit-
ted of the murder of Crittenden, yet she
stands before the public as one OF the
worst and most dangerous women eyer
on the Pacific Coast. Evidence is now
being unearthed showing that she
planned the assassination of CrittendeI
through the fundamentally of an &C
complice long before she fired the fata
o. shot. She is also accused of attemptin!
to bride a waiter to poison Judge Dwi
nellie and also Judge Campbell. Alto
gether Laura d. Fair is creating quite
sensation in San Francisco, and if sh
continues to thrust herself apon tn
notice of the people SIC has so great,
outraged sad results to herself person
ally NAV follow.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

Mrs. Salie 3. Scott has entered pro-
test against paying taxes on her property,
being a citizen of the United States and
yet denied the right of suffrage This
demonstration in favor of swoman's
rights is located in Oakland, Cal
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

The Presidential Electore for this
State are to meet at Carson on Monday
next to cast the vote for President and
Vice President, and at the same time
select messenger to bear the returns to
Washington City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

Parson Brownlow has written char.
acteristic letter to the N. Y. Times, de.
claring that in his opinion Grant will be
reelected again, and that he would rath
er see Grant chosen for life than to have
a Democrat for President. Brownlow
favors Horace Maynard for Speaker o
the House.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

PosTAL.-Post-of offices have been estab-
iished at Camp McDermot, Humboldt
county, F. p. Brougham, p NJ. and at
Morey, Nye, county, David S. Ogden,
p. M. The changes of names are Bron-
co, Washoe county, Nevada, to Bronco,
Nevada county, California; Rye Valley,
Humboldt county, Nevada, to Rye
Patch.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

A Bakersfield (Cal.) dispatch an
nounces the death of Col. Thomas Baker,
on the oath, of pneumonia.
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MoNEY.-The Carson Appeal gives the
following statement of moneys paid into

II tn. matter of the application of j.
L. zones for mandamus to compel the
Commissioners of Washoe county to
issue to him a certificate of election rs
Sheriff, Judge Harris granted the order
prayed for.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

The Eureka Sentinel has entered up
on its fourth year. 1t is sprightly
sheet, and merits success.
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The Salt Lake Tribune learns that
VIM. Gill Mills, Esq, well known to the
entire Mormon community for his lit
erary attainments and poetic talent, is
preparing lecture to be delivered during
the winter in some hall in that city. The
subject is, " Who and what was Melchis-
edec; and the nature and character of
his Priesthood? Mr.. Mills claims no
assistance from the Spirit World, reveal
ing the principles which he enunciates;
but his discovery and views are the re-
suit of arduous study and extensive re-
search, and he believes will throw a
flood of light on the subject that will
astonish the theological world.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

spiritual MARRIAGE.-A week ago to-
day, in the Endowment House. aspirltual
marriage ceremony was performed by
the "proper authorities. The parties
were handsome (?) young Danish
woman, about 50 years of age, and an
old GU decrepit Danish man OF 81 sum
mers The man is a resident OF the 10th
Ward; the woman lives in lumber cabin
in the 18th Ward. The landlady, on be-
ing Intercepted as to their relationship
in this life, says: He gum da re me
ehre da, but he no sleeps NIT me; me
sleep NIT him in der resurrection; den
him mines, not now" 1t was interest
ing to see the two lovers yesterday count
ing the young (?l girls chickens at her
residence. the spiritual husband seemed
so very much interested in his future
wife's present prosperity. The man is a
fine grown blooming fellow, as clean and
as sleek as though he was just unpacked
at an outfitter's, while the woman is both
ragged and dirty; and the only reason
why she could not be stuck against wall
is, that she is too greasy. -[Salt Lake
Tribune, Goth.