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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY
OF ANTOINE GIRAUD, INDIVIDUALLY,
AND AS MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF
BLANCHIN & GTRAUD.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF
AMERICA FOR THE DISTRICT LOUIS
IANA.-NO, 147S,
By c. @. Duson, Sheriff and ex-officio auction
eer, SATURDAY, May 18th, 1877, at II o'clock
A. NJ, at the Courthouse in the town OF Opelou-
sas, parish of Stn Landry, will be sold at public
auction, by and-m pursuance of an order from
the Hon. E. G, Billings, judge of the United
of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, and dated
the eighteenth day of April, 1876, and rendered
in the above entitled matter, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit;
A Gel tain tract of land situHt ted in the parish
of st. Landry, on the west side of Bayou Mallet
in the quarter commonly called the anse Bour-
bepSe, at about 10 miles from the town of Ope-
loEsas, consulting of part of section Z, township
south, range east, containing about one
thousand one hundred and thirty 52F100 arpents
more or less, being part of the property bought
by Blanchin & Giraud of the succession of
Henry Prevent, on 27th April, 1869.
TeFms-CaSh.
G. G. DUsON,
Sheriff and ex-OtficiO AuctiOneer.
Acts of sale before A. p. Williams, Notary
Public, at expense of purchasers apl7
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NJ. VHAsEcA's
GROCERY.

The Cheapest Sss Ol0eEOsssNS.
CORNER OF MARKET AND BELLEVUE STREETS.
4 Choice Assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS;
All the Favorite Brands of
WHIsKEY, BRANDY, GIN,
JAM7IcA and LOUISIANA RUNS
E1oak, Tobacco, Cigars, Coffee,
sugar and 1IOIasses.
CRoCKERYEARE, TINWARE, WOODEN
WARE, AND OTHER STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS,
Which viii be found at all times COMPLETE, and
ALWAYS
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
But for CASH ONLY.
100 Sacks of Salt at % per Sack.
Good Brown Sugar at 10 Cents per pound.
Cheaper in Larger Quantities.
sardines, 20 Gents per Box.
Oysters, l2a Gents per Can.
And EVERYTHING else in Proportion.
Call egasG 4EasGge for Yourselves.
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!!
ap Tit
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Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, La.
April 1st, 1877, and if not taken out before
May 1st, 1877, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington D. c.
Arnold Mary miss Griffith Laura miss
Atley Gustave Horn John
Bird J Harvey James
Bailey Mary mrs Henry Petite
Butler John IgnOne Charlie
Browne Sallie S Jones Batise
Campbell Ed ~ Johnson Louis mrsSsss,
Creswell G W Lartique Octave
Creswell MOle miss Murrel Thomas
Carriere Ovingnac Meche HonOre
Dupre FramOse Nevard Hit
Dupre Fl 6 mrs Prot Eugene
Espne Mary mrs PhOlin P0Iine
Eldrdge Eliza miss l2) Stamps L A
ElendOr Minnie mrs Shivers Celestine
Guidfy Harriet mrs Wright Eliza mrs
P. J. LEFEBVRE, P. NJ.
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REMINGTON
Sewing Machines.

NO Machine has sprung so rapidly into favor
as possessing just the qualities needed in
family Machine-namey: LIGHT Running
SMOOTH, NoIsELFsS, RAPID, DURABLE, with
perfect LUCKsTITCH.
Within the past year important improvements
nave been added and no trouble will be SHARED
Ill Keeping the REMINGTON ahead of all com
petitOrs.
Agentsor aWanted in all Unoccupied
Territory.
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The Louisiana case is still on the
+" ragged edgen 1t will hardly be set
tied before May or June.
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NHROMOs. THE LARGEST AND FIN

A SHHROMOS. THE LARGEST AND FIN
" est stock in the world, embracing over g.
Oo0,0OO ChrOmOs, Paintings and Choice Print
at our enlarged Art Rooms. All the new and
popular subjects MT rock-bOttom prices The
Falls OF 'fIe Rhine, size 20x28-r0rnantic and
grand; Scene on the Susquehanna, one OF the
hlts OF the season, size I9x27; Lake Lueerne
switzerland, the most beautiful lake in the
world; lsoa Bella, a charming scene in North
ern Italy, companion to the proceeding; Off
Boston Light beautiful marine size l4X2O, i'm
great. demand Old Qaken Bucket, white Noun
tains, Niagara Falls, Newport, Saratoga, Gath
ering Primroses, At the Sea Shore Paddy in
Dolflcqlty Also Virgin Vesta, Snow storms,
american Fruit, and other 24x80 subjects
tlofaI Business Cards. Sunday School Cards
statuary Notices, Black ground Panels, etc.
Also the finest and most complete assortment
o. bxl1 Chr0mos, both Oh white mounts, blue
line, and black mounts, gold line. Our stock
embraces everything desirable for Dealers
Agents or Premium purposes and all should
lest our prices and quality Of work. The right
parties can realize an Independence in every
locality by taking an agency for our stretched
ana framed ChromOs. Particulars free. Illus
trated Catalogue on receipt of stamp. Send for
50 or So outtt Address, -
J. LATHAM d. CO.
a 419 Washington ST., Boston, Mass
inch Billy
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Mr.. NJ. Vilaseca has bought the
grocery establishment of Mr.. Louis
Desmarais. In addition to the stock
already on hand he will in few days
make a large addition. Give him a
eall-if he can not please both in price
and kind, nobody can.
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PAPER-HANGING

The undersigned respectig n1>s:f cs:sl his
ways prepared to do housBpainting, paper
hanging, etc, with prOmptness and ut moderate
rates He solicits share of the public patron
age. Work done on twelve months. credit by
Office will be attended to-
JACOB CUMMINGS.
OpelOusas, March 31st l877-tf
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-04-07

Tickets of admission to the perform
ances of the Stuttz theatrical company,
are for sale at Mayo's drug store,
0pelousas.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-04-07

The Stuttz theatrical company will
be at Washington Friday evening, and
perform there till next Thursday, when
it will perform here. See programme.
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4 Lowell {Mass.l newspaper an
nounced that twins had been born to
the wife OF John Dixon. Mrs. Dixon,
Who lived In Lynn, read this news, and
hannened ia her. She went to Lowell,
and found the mother of the twins i'm a
second wife of Mr.. Dixon. The biga-
mist was arrested.
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Armory and Principal OGce, Ilion, n. Y.
BRANCH OFFICERS :

281 e. 283 Broadway, New York, Arms.
Madison Square, 6 Z. 23d ST., New York, S. Ma
chimes.
Boston, LAG fremont ST., Sewing Machines aad
Arms.
Chicago, 287 State St., Sewing Machines and
Arms.
St. Louis, 600 North Fourth ST., Sewing Machines
and Arms.
Philadelphia, $40 Chestnut ST., Sewing Machines
and Arms.
Baltimore, At North Charles st. (MasOniC Tenn
ple,) Sewing Machines and Arms.
Washington, d. c., 521 Seventh ST., Sewing Ma
chimes and Arms.
apl 7-tf
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DisSOEsStdOss.

The commercial firm of Iavergne il Co. COM
posed OF Michel Lavergne and Jonathan l..
Morris, was dissolved by mutual consent ou the
twenty=seyenth t27thl day of March, 1877.
MICHEL LAVERGNE,
JONATHAN l.. MORRIS.
April 7tl, I87T-5t
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estate OF AsPAsIE SQUADRON, WIDOW
OF PREFERE DECLOUEr.

Whereas, John NJ. Millstead and Rsgobert De-
clOuet Of the parish Of st. Landry, have applied
by their petition to be appointed Joint admin
lstratOrs OF the estate of Aspasie Squadron widow
ish of St. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
ia writing in my office, in the town OfOpelousas
within ten days from the present notice
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
mch 24-bam
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An IriAh gentleman. hearing Of a
friend hassng d stone coffin made for
himself, exclaimed: " BY me sowl, am
that's a good kaeel Shure d stone coffin
iRd last 4 man u ifetime.n
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-04-07

The Lake Charles Echo closes re-
report of the District Court recently
held there, as follows.
The prompt dispatch Of business by
the District Judge, Hon. Geo. wv. Huds-
sath, excited geneial and favorable
Comment. If it had not been for the
eaSe OF Riddick VS.. Norris Il Co., al
reassy noticed, all the other business OF
the serm would have been finished
WithiESen days.
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The New Orleans Times Of last Sun

The fact is, probably, that neither the
president nor his calumet have fully
made up their minds with regard to their
course DE action concerning Louisiana,
ar If tI,ey have, they have been sharp
enongll I'd keep it to themselves, and
consequently all talk about the presi-
dents intentions with regard to this
State are mere idle speculations.
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NTOTECE OF ADMINIsTRATrON.

PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFsT+ LANDRY,
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SHOWING THE EExPENDITEREsF FOR THE YEAR 1876.
For amount paid parish officers main
tafnance OF parish jail, internal inn
proyements existing debt, jurors
and witnesses DC as per vouchers $50, ,47S.07
For amount tax collectors commission 3,754.65
treasurers salary TO April 1lT7 625.00
due treasurer last settlement S1.66
Total amount 1isbursed -.-........ ssT, ,989.38
menT A S37, ,902. .I6
For balance due treasurer rer----...---.-. 37.22
ss7, ,a39.3s
we Thos. G. Anderson, Parish Treasurer of
gt Landry, and Louis Desmarais. Assistant
Treasurer, do solemnly swear that we have
paid the fun amount Of each voucher above
presented iii money or hare received the same
III payment Of parish dues and that we have
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REMINGTON
Agricultural Implements.
PATENT CLIPPER
PLO w y
Wrought Iron Bridges.

Arch and Trapezoidal Truss, Cast Steel Shov-
els, Cast Steel Hoes and Garden Rakes, Plan
ters' Handled Hoes, Mowers, Wheel Hose Rakes,
Needle Cotton Gins.
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Stuttz's Theatre!
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE COMPANY

AsEAsoN OF INTELLECTUAL ENJOYMENT
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TUESDAY, April Sd, 1877.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: H. H. Lfttell, President; A. Guidry,
G. t. Hawkins Fl. j. GuilIory and F. Savoy.
The Treasurer submitted the following state
ment with the vouchers:
STATEMENT A.
SHOWING THE RECEIPTS N THE PARISH TREAS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15
She Met Her Match

oo'iie 'i!ile since, on one of the Hudson
iVer boats, a lady, who had attracted much
uention for the. masculine turn of her
manners and conversation, was seated At
ne table opposite Il gentleman, who. in
King some butter. in the absence of the
Usual knife. used bis own, which the lady
serving. she called aloud to tie waiter.
""a't-ta' bring ano;hcr plate of butter:
that man (poin'ing to the gentleman had
his knife in this."
f'e u'f ,n tc wig' alnos. SINK m
DER the curious gaze of tie company. but
"lid hoSilng. dy tenn icd 10 ,;a.ciI MS o:,-
,)ortnnlty to return, for the cruel mortiti-
alton, change in her own coin. Ike wait
II moment, exc Il plte o. dried beef was
II ndcI to the Lady, who unceremonionslv
TOOK some III her fingers and placed it upon
her plltc.
"'ut-ta. exclaimed the gentleman
n tuin, bring ;noti.er plat, of beef:
that woman has had her iinrers in
this :"
y most ungallant roar from all the COM
p ny fairly turned the tables against the
Llty, and she had tie good serse to ac
<nowle'ige its desert, and join heartily in
the nirth it crc"trl.
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Beauty aYd Health.

Females should be early taught the I'M
portant fact, that beauty cannot in reality
exist independent of health. and that one
is absolutely mat,aiaable by any practice
ihcons.Hten, with the other. IN vain do
they hope to improve the skin, to give a
"rseate hue 10 the cheeks. or to augment
the grace and symmetry of their forms.
unless they are cautious to preserve The
whole frame in health. vigor and activity.
Beauty OF complexion, and to a certain ex-
tent that Of shape also, is nothing more
than visible healh-a pure mfnur of the
performance of the internal functions. and
OF their harmony with the external nor
tions Of the system the certain effects of
pure air, cheerfllness, temperance, and Of
exercise. uninterrupted by any unnatural
eonstraint.
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ORIGINAL Contributions.
Hidden Love.
By " j. DANIAS .

It's said that there ERE mountains carpet vii;
snow,
Wearing etsrnally .heir shroutla of white:
Containing lakes OF fire in he depth ,.beasath.
Eut on the surface all i, chill aud cold
lis said that fhsre are men, and womsn too,
just like these ffills-'hey seem 50 ie, cold
ihAt have warm hearts beneath The snowy crust
Win lakes Of love and friend hip underneath,
without one spark above t. warm heart
IL may he very grand and digniied
TO hide emotions, but il doe, no good;
II Is the Use We make Of noble rffs.
That scat'ers blessings long the ath We tread
Affection sfnothersi j. like hssi,s of gold,
hepf m..werld', commerce in a miser's horde
WIN lao"r bowling for its dxiiy bread
Oh, give TO me the iem0ustrativr kind.
ihs nowlnS river, and the burning mount,
lhs warm clasp of a hand, tho ki.s Of love,
lhs clihSing of white arms round manly neck;
'hls Is the coin that gives he world lis joy
Affection sln"therea is like beds of coal,
Laying for ages in the distant hills,
" ith All.the wealih of heat in dead rspose;
Doing to man or beast no earthly good
How often has hsen hesrI t.i-hrr sneak
MS young child, in language harsh and G Id.
nat brought ihe tears H. The bri-ht blue eye,
And.made the little heart to pant with pain:
And yet tho wife would lay thar he meant we'll
And hsd affection strong within his breast.
1hat ) Just the way with those grea! be g If coal
there's heat and comfort il thetrbosom's black.
To warm lard poor and shvering souls,
by putting good intentions into use
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Zioa's Herald says: 1T is also we'll
known and dreadful fact that, while in the
first generation the use of wine NAV be
controlled. in the children Of wine drinkers
the appetite when awakened becomes q
madness. and is absolutely uncomfortable.
1t probably rarely ever occurs that, IN a
family where wines are placed upon the
table and used by parents. some Of the
children do not become hopeless drunk.
artls.'' - I--l|
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The appointment Of women to keep
post-offiees has had one good effect. Mar
ried men do not write so many ietters to
the girls. I
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n Few a'ryYerIS,

Borrowed Gothes never 1T.
) Better %o round than fall in the ditch,
| Better go alone than In bad company.
BE Slow To- proialse, but quick to per-
form.
! Better go 70 bed snpperlcss than get In
debt.
! Cut yoi,r coat according to your cloth.
Catch the hare before You sell his skin.
! Charity begins 1T home. bat does not
end there.
20 not rip up oh sores.
Doing nothing is doing ill.,
Diligence commands success.
Debt is the worst Kind of poverty.
Dependence T. n poor trade to follow.
Deeds are fruits. words are but leaves.
Every couple Is not a pair
Everything is good in its season.
Everybody's business is nobody>s busl-
ness.
False fiienls are worse than open enc
mics. .--....-...-.-.---.
Fortune kaocks oiee at hast at every
mans door.
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RICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS,

v 0afMORE & CO, Successor, to Chapman
~ 4 Co. Solicitors. Patents procured in
r mNrnniries. No Ee~-iD advance. No charge
fl,c patent / : granted No Fees for max
npeliminary examinations. No additional
Or obtaining and conducting a rehearing.
MS8 nee n, icci .iun oi The Com = ioner all
11 duplication, quay te revived. Special AT
ri ven 10 infringement cases before the
~ Office Extensions before Congress. In
cenrnt III; Is H. .!iirrent STATE. trd al lii
aprrrtaini' - Invention wy PATENTS
n Gaze. trrtAr~ of Hay it.' i'1Uuty and
I01tp bu-ig--, lr lalaly n''e a,!I Ne d'
lwn ,,icopS- by deserving ~. : ~ r.a'Eg
nphlet oi siN:y Ia;,es. "
GiI.M i.E 4 CO..
# 621, + Street Washington, ID. 1.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Some people act in this world "a
though they believe they can buy reserved
seatx in the next,
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PAINE INDICATED,
1ngersolI's Reply to the New York
Observer.

TO argue with man who has renounc.d tbe
use .nu auihorlty Of reason is like administering
medicine to the dead Tom Paiue
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Home and Social Wine Drinking,

CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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Fortune kaooks onec at hast at every
mans door. ..a mil
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The Last will and testament of me, the
subscriber, Thomas Paine, reposing conf
dence in my creator God, and in no other
being, for know of no other, nor believe
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Special [hs1a!ch to The Ehtcdy" TFitftHe
ST. Lofts, Nov. 31.-The United Suites DIG
triCt Attorney here has opened vigorous war
OH tlIc luack doctors Of st. Louis BY having iu-
lictmcnts preferred against the most notorious
antl dangerous ones. Indictments were filed to.
day against Or. Charles Whittier, Ds. Charles
4. Dohannat, md Drs. S1atthtson and Williams,
the two Inter representing notorious estab-
llshmcnt know, here for uaauy years M Butts
Dtxpcnsary," With bra,.ch concern bearingth tho
rune name ut Milwaukee. II ia stuted TINT,
previous to presenting these cases to the Grand
Jury, decuy letters wcrr prepared
BY the unlt Cd States District Al
turncy, p,rpUrtlny to come from parties
requesting n,viru and treatment the giving Of
wlitct, Is prohibited by statute. anl TINT re-
sponses wcre rrcetrcd to tl'eeo letter, which
fully fmplfcate anil establish tho guilt of the
Indicted guncks. These men havc lung been a
public evf here, nnu hare Hooded the Western
rouutry with their obscene pamphlets anu nd
refreshments Vi their nnstruns. AL tssu parties
nunlcd except Wiltiums, who is In siilwa waukec.
were arrested today ai,d released on bail Ut
4apo0 each.
, 1877-11-22
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.

EHec10F NipdfcA n 71k EHtf01T 7fttftnz,
MAnisos, Wis, Nov. 21.-The Board Ut Re-
gents Ut the Htnsc University Adjourned last
night, Resolutions Of thinks wcru voted to
exIiuv. Waslilurn for The tiuni!lcent lonatlon
Of ah observatory 10 the institution. Tile As,-
nual Ice for heating public buildings was rr.
duccd to e. The Hon. Ko'natszo l3iuil, newly
appointed Unitctl STATES District judge, was
cIcctt,! profctsur os Law, with the Speciality Ut
t,raviiec tn tic Federal Courts. FIR. Clark
Gaswu, First Assistant at tic State tilsatIc iluA.
pttal, WIS chosen Irucssur uf Law to lecture
uu medical Jurisprudence.
, 1877-11-22

Tho Daughter at tho Richest Nlmn In Amer
lea Goes to tho Altar Arraycl In Very Dis
tlnEutsl,eil Garnpnts.
Sv<efat ntsnatch 10 The chlcdon Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9l.-stIss Florence Adele,
third daughter OF William II. Vanderbilt, was
married this evening to Hamilton Mex.
Twombly, lato Of Boston. Tho ceremony
took place ut St. liartholomcn's Church,
OIL Madison avcnuc, aud WIS performed By
tho Rev. Dr. Cuoke, Rcctor, assisted by d..
Stephen II. Tying, j. The church was crowded
altuost to suilueatIon, and lnanv dIsgrarclul
eccncs occurred ut the entrance. Thu crowd
was 60 great as to overcome tho police, md scv-
eral hundEcd persons not possessed Ut tlekc.s
rushed inside, preventing as many invited
guests from gainiu. aua,lttancc. Tue canopy
which extended from thu curb to tic cl,uEch4loor
was nearly overturned, and ono lady In full
dress was thrown under n llorse's feet and mar
rowly escaped being trntnplctl upou. whllo other
gusts were jostled aul squeezed In THUR
passage. There were no bridesmaids.
Tho brila entered on tho arn Of
her fatllcr, followed by Mrs. Vanderbilt
AMI thu gruom. Thc t,yidnI dress ia considered
the most elegant yet worn In New York, and
was marvel Of tho dressmnkcr's art. Mtss
Vanderbilt Is graceful young lady, rather slim.
dark com},lexfonct. With Sharp, prominent
features. Her toilet was Of trueadel white
sat!n, the design bcing specially woven
In LYONS FROM drawings made by Mrs. Cor.
molly, who furnished Nellie Grants rousseau.
Thu grouping of pr!1nroscs, bulls, n.nl leaves
cannot be duplicated. Tue eorsa.c Was cut
Under thcse WINS laid, irom shoulder to ahoul-
der, pointed silk trimming covered With seed
pearls IN diamond designs anA pearl pendants
which served as teadlng to dcsp-rosu. point
cred tho opening. A VIM Ut oraugs f|oweis .was
fastened below ~ as to hide tllc but
ot whItu brocadvd satin. Thu sleeves
were Of point luce, close;lttlnE to tho elbow,
talls Ut the lacc sl'rcad widely OUT leaving tho
forearm bnrc. Thu ground u tho front Ut thu
skirt was white satin. l@eneath were broad
s,ripcs ot tue pearl anl IL sl!k tr1nmtnE, and
each nine inches 1cep,. Of unique design. Tle
suspended thu representation Of NIL overturned
1haskst, 1, spr!l,ImE r,,hn Out variety Gf eho!Se
from this to tho train ihe back was in one piece
Of broeatcI satin. gelow thu waIst tho skirt
was trimmed In an oblunE design, the pearl 4c.,
Of lacc. Dow,i either sidc OF tl,s trim.
ming depended long yilles Ut oranGo hossoms.
The ,rain was OF tic prinecss Court style, and
was three aMn' half yards long, short vei! Of
point Dc yc1!es ,s,. laSS hung trom hig''
eauntlet4 and low white satin Shoes, dis
PLAYING wAiso silk stockings costing $l21 n
pair. :'itl, rich lnetlIlluns III yae1ctcnnos laco
pss ot sx1 H. .oss afss my
t. ts' ts tali' .ltnisr ''' you%s M n.a" '''ss q
fa!r appearance. After thu ceremony
IL Ia
, 1877-11-22
OHAyE.llOllllIIRIES.

7'@tE17H zF4N4TFs
COLUMBUS, u, Nov. .al.-Follow!ng tic start
ling discovery of graye-robber.cs Of tho County
Cemetery yesterday coulcs one t&lday 1t tho
sun.s place which IL much more appalling. Thu
grayerllgEer to4say discovered tho form OF
young body lying III Ill open grave, and l'nne-
dfately Informed tho Coroner, who proceeded
to &ako charge of tho rc,naIns and prepar: then.
for burial. 1t sccns that illo boly bud been
dragged from the gEavs. mud, after hlutng 1t
tuo lar tlecoInuostl 1oT dlsacctillE purposes, it
WIS haulcI aud thruwu whcre It ssas found.
TIC Indignation Ut the ctstxeus Is becoming
thoroughly aroused over tho frequent occur
renee of such cases, aud ths probabilities are
that tho sawhonc establishments will sulTcr the
puualty IN few daya.