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JOEL Fl. sANDOZ, Notaire,

4 FFRE ses services ses connaissances ct
~ au public en- general Inventaires, as.
semblees de famille, hypotheques. contrats, le-
wees dhypotheques, ventes, transfers., pro-
tets testaments, etc. etc. seront passes soft en-
iraneais soft en- anglais, au gre des parties, a.
vec les soins ct rexactitude voulus, ct aux
prix les plus moderes.
On le trouvera temporairement au bureau du
Courier, rue Main. Opelonsas ClO jaw.
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Ecurie du RAILROAD ct Express.

TOUJOURS rcconnaiSsant d"s faveurs don't
Il j al etc l'ohjet d"puis mon arrivee dams la
Paroisse St. Landry je fails savor a mes amis
ct all public en- general, que j'ai pris la direc-
ton de l'Ecurie ierriere lHotel Titine que je
viens de remettre ell partait etat, ct qu peut
aujourd'hui e're comparee aux meiIIeures. Les
oIlevaux seront bicn so;gnes par des garcons
d 'eculie prompts ct exacts.
Je ne dcmande que d'ttre mis- epreuve.
$ mars 1873. L. Is. LASSlTER.
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PORTRAITS.

7 f soussignt, Photographic, ,!aunonce au pu
IL Bile de St. Landry, quill est pret a faire
d'excelients portraits, t qn'i he chargera rien
81 les clients ne sont pas satistaits.
LIE Jeudi ct le Ncndredi sUnt les senls jours
de la semajne qne les portraits denfauts all
dessous de l'age de cinq ans sont pris
DESIRE SOUYEUX.
Rue Main, pres de la Forge de '. Lastrapes.
Opelousas % Novembre 1873.
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VIM. HERR. Jr. Barber.

A IANT recemment ouyert IN Salon de
n Barber rue Main, entire le magasin de
ID. Roos ct celui de Munzcshemer, est prst a
servir ceux qui voudront Sc taire faife la barbe,
copper les cheveux, nettoyer la tete &c. II
sol'icite De Encouragement de ses amis ct du
public. Scs prx seront a1oderes
Opelousas Is Juin 1872. 40tf
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MeubIes de MaisOn
Directement de la Fabrque, ct aux prix dc la
Nouvele- Orleans.

II E soussigne Went de recevoir des manu-,
IL tactures de Cincinnati, un assortment
complet de meubles de mason, tells que bols
de Its, tables, chaises, berceuses, tauteuIIs
toilettps. armoires. gardes manger, lavabos
etc. etc. qu vrndra aussi bon compte, simon
a meiileur marche qu'on ne peut les talre We
mir de la Nouv, lle-Orleans.
Ventz vous en- assllrer vOus-me emes
On fait egalement les meubles sur comman-
de ct on r6pare les vieux meubes.
L. WAITER. agent
l9 iuillet-4Otf1 rue Main, Opelousas.
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AIOUER.

T 'HABITATION de feu Charles Close, ST.
~ tuee sur le Courtableau, a trois miles du
Port Barre. La moitie compliant, l'autre moi
tie avee securite. Possession en- sera donnee
lie Ter Janvier 1874. Pour les particulartes,
sadresser NJ. Joseph NJ Moore. Opelousas
on NJ. Jean Neral, Port Barre
6 Decembre 1878 8 4t
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FACeTIEs JUDICIAIREs AUX ATTAKA-
PAs.-Dans la paroisse Ste. Marie, un
negre est accuse d'avoir vole ct vendu
un cheval on mulet. II passe devant
un Jury noir, ct il est ac9uitt6. Tn
blanc, qui await achet6 de l'accuse le
mulet on cheval en- question, est mis-
devant la meme cour ct condamne, tou-
jours par un jury noir, comme receleur,
receleur dun objet declare non vol6
par le vendeur.
Dams la paroisse St. Martin. IN leu
ne negre, deja remarquable par des de-
Its tres graves, tue lie mari. viole la
femme, vole ensuite rargent trouv6
dams la maison. Un jury parfaitement
noir est tire, ct Sam Walker Sc volt
condamne, contre son esperance, 4 al
ler rejoindre son frere au Penitentiaire.
Sam doit desesperer de trouver quel-
que crime capable de lie faire hisser en-
tire ciel ct terre.
A ce train-la, OH va-t-on!
QUAINT aux basses cours, ce qu'eltes ont
Jait, je pourrais yous lie dire, mais ie
me tais par respect pour les meurs.
Seniinelle des Athsapas.
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MOrnhinveg & Dantin,

ONT lhonneur d'annoncer a ieurs amis ct
" an public en- general qu'ils ont ouvert
!enr Atelier de TaiIIenrs rue Bellevue, visa
Wis lie magasin de Jos. Bloch s. Gle, on lis
sont prets iaire promptement ct sur COM
mande, des vetements d hommes ct DE- garcons,
tuut Outrage garanti. r 81 aout 1922
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A LOUER A BAIL.

TINE HABITATION, situee au Port Bar
~ re, contenant 200 arpents, don't 80 son
entoures, avec une bonnie maison de residen
ce, ct autres dependances.-livravre immedia
tement S'adresser sur les lieux 4
VEUVE ALEXIS LAGUE.
St. Landry II JanTisr 1874. latf
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sn~s LIE Bateau-a-vapeur soIide ct fir
- : marchtur BERTHA. II
II. Broad, Capitaine,J B. Schmidt, Commis
fera les voyages regulieis entire Washington
ct la Nouvelle- -Orl cans, partant de Washing
ton lie Dmanche a 10 heures du matin, ct de
la Nile Orleans lie Mercred soir 5 henres
Dams lie cas- Oh les eaux basseIaient de ma
Mere a empscher !e Bertha d'arrver ius
qua Washington, alors lie leger bateau- wa.
peur MINNIE fera le trajet entire Wash.
ington ct lie Petit Diable on la Vleille Riviere,
scion lie cas-. ct rencontrant la lie Ber tina, ii
prendra son fret ct ses passagers.
Pour fret on passage, s adresser bord ou a
Gerand Carriere, Washington.
13 Scptembre 1873 4Stf
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70 L'Abeihe dit "qu'il est evident,
maintenant, quill y deux parts bien
distincts dams le do-legislatnre du
Mechanics Institute, lie parti blanc ra-
dical ct lie parti noir radical. Nous se-
rions bien embarrasses, sill nous fallait
dire lequel est le pire.-Tous les deux
sont rd0ic0lement mauvais -
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A VENDRE.~Poteaux de barrieres, blocs
IA pour batisses, ct bois de coIde. constam-
menten mains ct promptement transportes a
domlcile des prix moderes. S'adresser a
Fev.-l71 JOACH. JOUBERT.
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gle bail de lH6tel Poiret, situe
vis-a-vis de la Maison de Cour, etc
vendu l'enchere, Luudi dernier, pour
un an, a raison de $25 par mois;-c'est
a peu pres la moitie de ce que Ga vaut.
VOLTA ce qui prouve combien les pro-
prietes perdent de valeur en- notre vile.
C'est Nine. Bailey qui a pris le bail
ct qui continuera tenir rH6tel.
NJ. A. J. Thompson pris lie bail de
la waste ecurie dependant du meme eta
basement, a raison de $l2 par mois.-
ca aussi, c'est peu pres la moitie de
ce que Ga valait.
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U La George montre un zele con
servateur capable d'irriter le parti re,
publican a Washington ct d'y nuire a
la cause louisianaise. La legislature a
proteste contre le bill pendant des
droits civils, ct la population d'Atlanta
a fete, lie 10, Panniversaire de la nais-
sance du general Lee. Lex general
Joseph E. Johnston passait ce jour-la
en- revue Ia milice de Ia vile.
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M. L. D. Verret, de Bois Mallet,
envoye a notre bureau, lie 81 janvier,
une branche dun pied de piment, la
quelle adheraient encore une douzaine
de piments, les uns m1rs ct les autres
verts, avec toutes les feuilles vertes ct
inattaquees par la gelee. Nous savons
que ce piment provient du jardin pota-
ger de NJ. Verret, ct non dune serre,
CONNIE on pourrait le penser. En- effet,
du piment vert en- janvier ct fevrier,
c'est tres rare par des temps froids COM
me ceux que nous avons traverses de-
puis uu mois ou deux; mais pour nous,
qui commissions la situation de 'habi-
tation de M. Verret, sur la lisiere dune
epaisse foret, dams une courbe on anse
a labri du vent de nord, ceci ne nous
surprend guere, 81 nous considerons en-.
core avec quels soins NJ. Verret cultive
la terre.
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. u LIE steamer Bertha, capt. White,
avec M. B. Smidt au bureau, partira de
Washington demain a 10 heures pour
la Nouvelle- Orleans. On ne peut trou-
yer un bateau plus regulier dams son
depart ct son arriyee, nj des OFFICERS
plus s1rs, affables ct complaisants, que
ceux du Bertha.
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q Impressions en- tous genres, exc
cutees rimprimerie du Courier des
OpeloHsas.
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@ Cartes, Factures, Recus, Circu-
laires, Billets reinforcement, Pam
phlets, etc, ETC., executes avec soins, a
l'Imprimerie du Courier des Opelousas.
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r. MORNHINNEG.
HF0EsLOGEHe. .EsH.BOETEER.

~ Rue Main, Opelousas, s occupera ASST
sss5Adument de tons les ouvragcs de ces DIFF
ferentes branches. que ION voudra bien lui
confer. Ses prix seront tres moderes
Opelousas. 3 Janvier 1874 Ia
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lie boheme Y---.-- est plus joueur
que les cartes. Mais il s'est fait 81 SOU
vent decaver quill ma plus un lard
perdre.
Hier, il rencontra un compagnon de
jeu.
Allons faire une partie, lui dit-il.
-Mais tu mas plus rien!
III me reste mon habit noir, il est
encore neuf. 81 tu veux, nous le ioue-
r0ns en- partie lice!
-Je yeux bien.
Aussitot dit, aussit6t fait, Y COM
mence par perdre.
--Jai perdn la premiere manche,
s'ecria-t-il, jouons la seconde.
ii perd encore.
A moi rhabit, reprend son adver-
saire.
-Du tout, j'ai perdu les deux man
ches-...- .mais pas lie reste!
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HLe vieux Dan Rice, lie doyen des
Directeurs de Cirques aux Etats- Unis,
Dan Rice sera en- notre vile le ii Fe-
vrier courant, avec cinquante des NEIL
leurs artistes connus, ecuyers, acroba-
tes etc. des deux sexes.
La renommee de Dan Rice est trop
grande, trop etendue, trop generale-
ment connue pour quill soft necessaire
pour nous de lie recommander. Nous
craignons, au contraire, que quand il
nous quittera, il ne restera plus de pc
tit change a dix miles la ronde.
Ce Cirque donnera deux representa-
tions, Ia 2 ct 4 Z heures) lie 10, au Port
Barre, deux en- notre vile le IL, ct deux
d Washington, le IL. Voir l'avis.
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Il veut faire sauter en- Fair la Ge-
gislature de Kellogg

Samedi dernier, un vieillard la fi.
CURE respectable etd'une prestence inn
posante, Thomas King, de la Paroisse
Plaquemine, est entire dams la chambre
du Senat, alors en- session, avec un pa.
quet assez volumineux cache sous son
manteau. II a pris un siege dams une
ale, parmi les senateurs, sans cepen.
dant attirer rattention de personne.-
Peu de temps apres, il s'est baisse ct
tirant de so poche une allumette, GER
tains senateurs sc sont immediatement
approaches de lui ct ont appercu avec
epouyante I'M bartlett de poudre ses
pieds. Sauter sur lui ct le livrer aux
officers dc police. fnt sans doute raffai-
. re dun clin-d'9il, ct lundi il compa-
raissait devant le juge Gernon.
4 LIE juge rayant renvoy6 en- prison
jusqu'a nouvel ordre, lervieux conspira-
teur fait IN petit speech on il accuse
un juge de Ia Paroisse Plaquemine de
lui avoir vol6 son argent, exprimant en-
meme temps Ia determination de sa
part fermement arrstee, de faire sauter
. tous les diables, la Legislature de
Kellogg.
LIE pauvre homme doit avoir le GER
veau d6traqu6.
g Les males de la Nouvelle- Orl9-
ans dies lei samedi. Lundi ct Mardi
derniers, nous sont parvennes Mercre-
di, apres avoir fait une promenade Ia
Sabine on an Texas.
Quel est 10 Post Master qni les lais-
sees passerl
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TON TE

I'm trouvera chez L. CHARRIE, a Wash.
~ ington: Des Boucauts sucre, des Ba.
rils, demi- barils, ct quart de barils. pour me.
iaSse' oon maEche. 6sep3m
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Mon ami, voici le facteur qui tap
porte un calendrier; que lui donnes -tu?
Eth bien, rends-lui son almanach de
fannee derniere.
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lie tombeau confond les rangs; c'est
Ia que les hommes aont egaux.
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A VENDRE.

NE Glaciere Portative en- parfaite condi-
" ton. Sadresser au Bureau du Courier.
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ILa Cour de District s'ajournera
probablement aujourd'hui.
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OPELOUSAS DIRECTORY
Groceries.

A NDRCs, c. B.-Family and PIantaton
N Groceries, Corn, Oats, Tinware. GIasa
ware, sc. Corner Main and Landry sts 1"S''
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EFEBERE, P j., Aeent-Dry Goods and
- Groceries, Crockeryware, Glassware. &c
Corner Court and Landry streets. WI
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POOS, CAMILLE-Dry Goods, Clothipc
~ Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Glass.
ware, &c. Corner Main and North streets.
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DHILLIPS, EMANUEL-Dry Goods, boots
l. Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Groceries. Hard
ware. &c. Main ST., bet. Landry and Belleyue
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MEYERS, JULICS-Dry Goods. Clotbinc
IvA Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Plantation Su9e''
plies, &c. Corner Main and Landry ats.
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POOS, DAVID-Dry Goods, Clothing, Hata
IA Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, &c,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
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ISAAC, SOLOMON-Dry Goods, Clotb;no
IL Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware. Saddlarss'
&c. Corner of Main and North streets ~
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Hbry Goods and Gsroce ,.;o.

POCTTE. B. A.--Staple and Domestic D,r
G - Goods; Gro. Groceries and and Plantation supplie:
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M MCNZESHEIMER, F.-Groceries. prov;a
I'VE ions, Crockeryware, Glassware, T;nrar.ss'
&c. Main ST., bet Landry and Bellevue ''
NANHlLLE, EDGAR-Groceries. riono,-
Cigars, Glassware, Tinware, &c, Corna,,
Of North and Walnut streets. 0o'neF
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Railroads.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
" leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow,
LEAvE.-Dsily express, $50 a. m; mixed
go p. m; freight. 10 80 a. IN.
AKKTyE.-Dsily express. $40 m; mixed,
p. m; freight, 6l0 a. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with a
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
all points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan, with stages for the Sweetwater mines.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City. Georgetown and ali
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River: Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
of steamers. for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office OF
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., East Temple street. and at
the Office Of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, of which Office berths on
| sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
/ sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their wa,
East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
| from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatl,
| reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regart
to passage, apply ut the ticket offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure thei
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves O
a through sleeping car, comfortable accommoda
tions and quick time.
THOS. L. KENDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
T. Z. SICKLEs,
au23-tf Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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A NEW IDEA ABOUT CoMErs. paner
was read before the Hackney Scientific
Association on January IS, by Mr..
Reeves, advancing an entirely new
theory with regard to comets; and by the
use OF diagrams. be showed that the part
OF the comet termed the tail, being al.
ways in direction from the sun and,
therefore, as often in advance as behind
the nucleus. is not really tail. That as
comets are transparent, and all matter is
known to be either solid, liquid, or CASE
Gus. comets must be the latter, for solids
and liquids are opaque. That the only
known power by which this gaseous mat.
ter can be held together is gravity, which
must necessarily have center, and,
every part of the body being free tc
move resolves itself into a sphere, the
center Of which is in cases exceedinel,
dense, gradually alternating towards thu
circumference. That the rays of the sui
are refracted in their passage through th,
spherical comet, thus illuminating th,
portion beyond the center or nucleus
which illumination forms the tail. II,
then explained how all the various ant
peculiar phenomena of comets, such al
their shapes. colors, horns, nuclei, a,
well as their being with and without tails
etc, arise; and that they are entirely il
accordance with the universal laws o
Nature. Scientific American.
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DANCING AssrxBIYs.-L. Bach takes
Measure in announcing to the ladies ana
Gentlemen that be has engaged Brow's
Hi for The purpose of ladies' and gen
tIsmen's practicipg class, also for the
purpose Of teaching all the plain ana =.
evening from 8 to 10 p; m. A . 1s
sion Scholars. 81; non.scholars, $l.oV'
Ladies free. Strictly no spectators ~
lowed.
WARREN Il Co. have opened mea'
uartet nj HIGHLAND, with full supply
- hssf rork and mutton. Board iur
nished at the mines.
ANEW circulating library, imported q
ears. tobacco, stationery and con' e';i
ery at ]. Levin 4 Co.'s, Opposite n'
tons saloon. Main street.
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the county OF Lincoln;
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District OF the state OF Nevaaa'
in and for the county Of Lincoln, and the COM
plaint filed in said county Of Lincoln, in the
office OF the Clerk of said District Court.
John Julin, Plaintiff, VS.. Crittenden Robinson,
Tod Robinson, Jr. ii. II. Scott, William Writ
Pendegast and John b, Scott, Defendants
The State of Nevada sends greeting:
To Crittenden Robinson, Tod Robinson, Dr..
II II. scott, William Writ PendegRst and John
b. Scott, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an acticn
brought against you by the above named
plaintiffs, in the District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada. in and for the county Of Lincoln
and answer the complaint filed therein with
in ten DAYS exclusive Of the day Of service) aite
| the service on you of this summons, servee
| in said county; or II served out OF said county
but within said District within twenty DAYS
and in all other cases. forty days; o.
Judgment by default will be taken agains
| Won. according to the prayer OF said com
plant. ,. 40 raoo,sr ,,dg
ment against you, said defendants, Tor the sun
of 81 600, gold coin, with interest thereon iron
the 10Th day of March, A. d. 1869, at the rate 0
| three per cent. per month, in like gold coin. du
| on certain promissory note made in writin
and Signed and delivered by you, said defend
ants, to said plaintiff, all of which is more pal
ticniarly set forth in plaintiffs complaint, O.
file herein, and to which you are referred, te
gether with costs of suit.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you IA
to appear and answer the said compliant, .
above required, the said plaintiff will take ludt
ment against you, said defendants, for 81 ,Ol
and intereet and costs of suit in gold coin.
Given under my hand and the Seal {
\ the District Court Of the Seventh Jud
Seal cisl District Of the State Of Nevada,
aav Of March, in the year Of our Lord one tho'
sand eight hundred and seventy.four.
'"AN o'e P.B. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ, NJ. HASFoRD, Deputy Clerk.
m4-td
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EVIL SPEAKING Speaking evil OF
others is one of the most unamiable
habits that can be acquired, and one that
leads to mischief. 1t is not always easy
to avoid it, for there are great many
persons in the world who are not what
they ought to be, who do many things
that they ought not to do. 1t is hard for
blunt, generous mind to refrain from
expressing itself about mean people and
mean acts; there is something in mean-
ness and dishonesty that rouses the in
dignation of such a mind, and it likes
the luxury of denonncing them in bold
and unspsring terms. But the practice,
as a practice, is troublesome and dan
gerous one.
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CHICAGO divorce lawyers are so busy
now that newly.married couples are said
to engage attorneys at their wedding,
guaranteeing to give them employment
within one year. st. Louis people are
said to be rivaling Chicago by promising
case under six months from the we'd
ding day.
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Mr.. FILLMoRE's DEATH the Sem
ate, on the stL, the following proceed
inrs were had relative TO the death of ex-
President Fillmore:
At the opening of the Senate. Fenton
referred to the news of the death of ex-
President Fillmore, and moved the Sen.
ate adjourn as mark of respect to the
illustrious dead.
Sherman was willing TO adjourn il
there is any precedent for snch action,
but thought it was untitled to set its
precedent, while feeling the greatest re-
spect and admiration for the character OF
Fillmore.
The Chair, Carpenter and Anthony
cited the adjournment of the Senate ON
the death of Buchanan, and the death
OF Gen. Washington.
A motion to adjourn was then carried
unanimously. ....
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-13

The sunshine has gone out of her life
She resides in Brooklyn, and her hus-
band refused to buy her seal-skin sack
and muff, and now she is playing mar
tyr by remaining at home Sundays,
cooking food and darning stockings 81.
lently, instead Of going to church and
criticsng the other dresses and things
there on exhibition. Such men live in
our midst, and yet we give money to
the support of foreign missions.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-13
dissolution of Copartnership

,or,cp Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co.partnership heretofore existing I SstT Tsn
Paul Dup1y and Ths s.a, r by mutual
tory s sn.so on The 10th Of March. All persons
SEM. , teo'a themselves indebted to them are re-
q9esseaa, s eth Of March all bills unpaid viii be
mt in the hands Of the Constable; f s.,a Am,
Phoebe having any claims agsin .ns ' same on OF
are also requested 70 Pie6e"'
before the bth Of March.
PAN, puPUY will conduct the same pasln az; !
II .ssr,,e iii the debts contracted by the said
company. Irrarnnnpr HERRING.
f2e-1m AHIoDDo - =
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-13

ANOTHER centenarian has died, out
west, at the age of one hundred and
eight. As the habits OF these old covies
are always matter of interest, we will
state that he lived on plain food, drank
like q fish, smoked like foul chimney,
chewed like an alligator, and on one
occasion, while drunk and attempting to
smoke, set his house on fire and burned
one of his legs off. Had it not been fol
these little drawbacks he might have
lived to good old age.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-13

AcconpiSd to Beecher, the cheapest
thing on earth is mean man. A iaith,
full dog dies and is missed; a good and
stately horse dies and is missed; the
emigration of the birds in the autumn
is source Of endless sadness to us; but
mean men die and few tears fall.