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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Hr0LEy'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN --vrrrortly MIN.
seaK4sr BALLADs BURIxsoUEs AND PAsToMIass
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ADJUSTMENTS Go.MoRRow EVENING.

skoApwAy THEATRE Broadway. near Broom
Areot. ACBerH.
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DERRY GALLERY, 625 Observation-Disclosures or THE
1RkAr PICTURE "HxRoEs REPUBLIC"
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MRS. r. b. CoNwAy's PARK THEATRE BROOKLYN
kooAssoLE; on THE KsAvE HEARTS.
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposits New, york
Hotel.-GRrFrra GAusr, OR JEALolsr
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsrC.-GRAsp Coscrn
or BATEsAs TROUPE.
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SUNDAY (THIS, EvENIHG-GRArp SACRED CONCERT At
s,RnwAr HAIL. Fourteenth street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17
BY OSMAN & HAPEMAN.

the revenue, with great favor. ruder its
stimulus most of the stills now idle would be
put i'll operation, and new ones erected.
Thus large market for gram would once
more spring up at the farmers door; and
not only would the revenue be greatly en-
HANGED, but The means of the agrcul ltural tax
payer wonld be so increased as to eiia5e hi II
to meet his obligations to the Government
without Inconvenience.
We shall not attempt to condense the vol
luminous figures, derived from returns OF
three Of the principal districts in the state,
BY which the Republican illustrate its con-
clusions. To those, however, who maintain
that the consumption of coru by the dis.il.
lrrS in this state was ton inconsiderable to
attec, The price, it may be stated, that that
consumI on, in Illinois alone, when all our
diStI'ieries are IN operation, anou UNITS TO At
least 20,OJ0.000 bushels year, which is
nearly equal to our export.
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4 E'rrcs.cnI -sE EyII.atEOD.

~ LIS sermon, few DAYS ago rom tn
pulpit OF the first PRESBYTERIAN tAr-ch OF
Coviu@tol !, Kentucky. the Re-. j NJ. OrG-N
made practical application Of the text.
Man Canno, serve Col and M.nmol,"
which must have cut deep into the confidence
of the gnilty subject The CINCINNATI Gazets.
says, Of the occasion
~ preacher who will stick to his tex; and
make direct application Of Gospel principle,
t" the condition and practices OF his con-re-
gIiou. deserves IL word Of commendatinn
81 n :. preacher is the Rev j. u. Worrall.
Ur the First Presbyterian Church oC CDviuy
II. Ia a ti.cOUrse YESTERDAY. from TIE text.
Man cannot serve Col aud Mammou." he
instauccd the ease OF Il uInn who. la collect
ing has n ,n,hlv rents. f"urd poor wild -,
wuu. with iaInt heart and tremhIu. lips. pro-
ducei 4. dO'l,r and h.ii. ssviug 1t WAS al
she had shat she had -ay-d !; tor him
children, OF which she had not u kcr.p i"f ::
and that she wnui get the balance souU
., .h, could That man. said the pre- .cie-
who IS a wealthy individual, a Protesting
Christian, Aai !, nov present III this ciugr-
gatia B.. took the dollar AID "A hall, sHd nntI-
.-I the j,.nrI-,s wn'nau - leave hI7 Ir-m-
sr- for 'rsr she would not be able T. paw her
rent I he ewes of some, at les !, O. the
codgrrEatiJu. turned to see the nan of man
II On. and were no, disappointed in ftiing
the Ed.vi i!ual.
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A New Way to Pay Gus. Debt.

The New York Evening Pa. repuo he.
and endorses scheme tor pi,ing our nation
al debt suggested by lr Ltiia, III = recent
number of I,i. Lirimg Iye. Il nay be briefly
summed up as follows:
The prrscnt national bank circulation Is
500, ,0J0,OQ0, secured by the same AN.
"uui o; Gpver'irent bonds, deposited in the
Treasury before the rO'es are issued 10 the
banks, and upon which the Government pa.
the banks six per cent interest. The Uni
ia States therefore becomes eulosers iyr the
banks, aud, contrary TO business usaec, p.g
roundiy for the privilege. The amJuut of
annual interest paid the banks is about : 49,
UJ0.o00. and this Mr. Little proposes to save
IL the GuverGmeut by causing ii 20 redeem
al national bank notes by legal tender cur
reucv. then To call apou the banks II redeem
their notes with The stocks held, and cancel
the Latter when thus relurnei.- This rould
not occasion any contraction of the currency
and wou!d Civ. the nation a circulating me-
dIarn. as well secured ~ the present. l.
Wt.hl I,.ss.r the amount of out interest bear
iny l>It S3OD,D0l, 300. and save over SIS
O)p, ,9G1, per annum. MIR. L,tI,. then propo>
srs a. au alternative thai the present system
he coniiaiG-I. but that the bpIis Erit l,v t!I.
btn';> shall not pav interest - The latter, but
that ,hr amount ihuS securing Sail be paid
over into the Treasury. - & institute sink
iTs Ifn.i IJr ;he payment of the whole debt.
IniS SUM a u!I am,nnt t. 81 ,9b), ,00J the
first vear AID this wDuI itself carr. iutere,,
tn" next year tn the amount OF more than
i nnt. 800; 50 that at tn. cad OF the second
var fhc iui.i vuIl! CONSIST of this SlS. .0ol.
- - VIII ur f-~r> interest thereon. max ktnE
: 50 lD,t1 ,. and ui auothe- $4,000, 900 :,
tie -."pHl wear, la all 81 .n10.01D - the
eH! ~ the rhri wear the iGui Is 81, 900, coo.
Af tie ent at the tinr'h GEAR it amounts t.
over S2.751. 900. .0)J and our en.ira dent could
b. rai.vd from oar shoulders w..lout diff
lIcn,fy
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The Geology Of Illinois,
4 PRoPosAL FOR A SCIENTIFIC SOCIg grY IN
OTTAwA.

EDITOR Free TRADER A few years ago
you did me the courtesy % p, blish = series
of articles on the above subject, VIII ch were
the means Of creating considerable interest
in what is y comparatively unknown science
Now. however, there are many fias collec-
tons il this city and county, which show not
only the physical geography and gso'ogy Of
our state, but also that of many others. What
propose is, that society be formed in this
city Let every one interested presery ye du-
plicxtes of the different specimens tha! he
may collect, and in this way he can contrib
Vi - general or pab.i: Cabinet without
interfering with his own private one.
The Cabinet thus formed shall belong to
the Society, and shall be open to the public
Or IL whoever shall desire to examine II.
Bv so do;:.g. Ne can not only extend our
own information and increase our cabinets,
but al the same time form a Museum for
public benefit / will myself furnish three
hundred duplicates to begin with. The only
necessarily pecuniary expense viii be i room
for meetings ani III. cabinet, And TO obtain
cases for speclme s. If the members desire
to send out eY,i rers occ2si praiv We csn
make asses IL i.F the purpose III
h. sewer p nJt be necessary, rs q .iem
@. c..4.n- AN be established by c,rres>
no.denc-, ctc. By some ..rh plan Te can
da.,.p,c ne .-y.oGy ,.-t .-...'ralogy of the
safe. and cre,.e a society th... viii be an
honor to t:e ciIy and county.
The coal strata, beneath our feet. and the
limestone and silurian rocks of our valleys
and rivers. are filled with mUlttudes OF tU,-
sis. Enormous pe'riiactionS Of plant, ard
Il sheS--sume OF the specimens twelve feet in
|, n.th-are found. Every s.ri.,v OF fossil
shells, the beautiful fern. delicate flowers.
arl varie-rtel shcll-m lrbe aI>J present :.
wonderful field for study ani admiration.
Shall we permit these storehOus.s - klDw-
ledge anl pleasure II ZEN ,in >Lu, up. v zen
we can, bv ii little effort, open up a uch vein
for our own and others benefit
propose pablo meeting, IL take the
question into confederation. Among those
who have cabinct-. ani who will take an
active in,rres, in tie matter | presume, ar
IL. Dimnicx 4 i3rrLhsr. DNii Walker. j.
". Calkius, DR.. Paul, DR.. McAr;hur. aud
Others. am. truly. 1.
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BILLS oEDERsD P.ID.

A lASSEE hYECDoTE.-Andy Cummins,
who used to live out here near birmingham,
was cute down ea.terf--a real live Yam
kee hard to beat. lie was once in a country
bar room down South where several gentle
men we're assembled. when one of them said ::
Yankee Cummin>. il you'll go out and
sick your pen Knit. into ~nything, when you
come back, I'll tell What its sticking in.
= You can, do any such thing! - responded
CumnIn,.
"I'lI b a.. ten dollars Of it," ans1 cred the
sOutheruer.
VA, rather guess I'll take that are be- !
here captain. OurnIng to the Ian I'D ri, hold
stakes, sud I'll jis, make hal - 81. 4 hose in
less than no time
The p.F;i-. derosted an x apisce and c.
vent out on his mission, but in = : hor. tim :
he returned, saying:
Z" Wal. r@iyhhor what is it siickit - in p
:" In the handle replied the Souihc.ner,
holding out III. hand ior the stakes
Guess not jist wait minnte." said the
Yankee, as he held up the hand e of the
knife, minus the blade. g kai4 ilste the
blade cart be in the handle, whe d its driv
Il an up in an old stump aside of yer road
out thar
Cummius, of course, won the wager. and
the Sou,herner slpped for parts unknown,
amid roars of laughter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

The Ean3 TiLie. in an article Justly de-
uoguviIg the be-J,rly returns which s. .nanv
ptr lie, make u rl,cl- presiding cler.ymen,
pays Iii: deserved tribute t. ministers as a
class;
= We 'tinl it will be r-.lily G led tha,
thcr. i no class of ,rni..--.r. - il-l wici
wnft, IN .,re labori"g,iv ur c"a.crs m.r. i;gni.
y upon in.. att tan Us o,cr-yia-n. IEer,
- MT 81 city. tnw b.. Or h.. ia the hand
wh-r. they as moi Ike Il prom. cnt position
j. ev,ry 4,,'i yori AL work. Ia season aud
onr II ~et-IH ;hr.r ii iS never ended, their
pti-ncr never exhausiel, their good deed.
never wi'hirii. Every local matter OF Inter
es; /, made strong by their aid. u there is
30 one bat il some way receives counsel.
comfort. friendly s;trnti rs fran 'hese
f:i;htui a>tors. By night and b. day they
hp!d themselves in readiness TO gni"'slgr T.
whoever mav call Aud all the ~. .- ,ie.-
round Of study and wri'ins mu-t ror:ihne
unceasin"..,. irev are never mt,.srs Of
their own time. They can never feel that
their work IS flashed. Ii fact they work
m re constantly and less iniepen IDENTITY than
a:.y o'her class of men. They are an honCr
to the country aud tie cause which they up
hold. No vocation has absorbed 50 many
men Of talent. dignity and WORTH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

ACCUMULATION or OsrRlc4 4Es-The
Farmer (Scotlandl states that '1here had
been received ut the Garden of Act ctlinaiizs-
ton of Parts. hen ostrich bred AT Gr-n ,ble,
and four chicken, hatched At Algi-rs. The
os,riches in domestic life are quite farm yard
birds they lay, sit and raise up their young
Ike ordinary fowls
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"Sir." SAID . little clustering mar to
religious opponent. ITO what sect do you
snppo.. belonc7"
"WeN, | don't exactly know dFAwied his
oppo ient, "bnt to judge from your size, ap..
pe,rance and constant buzzing. | should
think YOU belon ,ed to the class generally
called iu eects."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

leve in dgreshens CHATS what the ritsrs say
after digressin
p. S Bedeliar is enjoyin her ushel good
helth.
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Er.ra Rev Smith frru-ri, Pastor ~ the yinssntaa
aud Nir!Ile y. J.. Baptist Churches
us-d iu my family number Of bottles OF your
Hu.tsHd's German bttsrs have to ssy that rsssrs
I'll. excellent u.L.eus t.eially sds.1si " rS
a.. d..'-.-s tnsN recommended tor. ihey
triangular shd ri.Jr.ts ia, sys.m ~hsn detlitAt.d.
Gs.tul in 81 the liver. - appetite &c
lsvs Gin,n- n. N - s-HerAl VI nay fTisn ..
h-v- tried nud fOurd tL-m greatly lsLtni1l IN
the resteFziioI VI lcAth. Yours Truly,
WILLIAM s.iTH.
Ss5 Hut hn:on ST.. FEilAdsPila
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h@ 80
,-l.NI

FroH tae R., Joseph H. Kennsrt Pastor Of the Tsnth
Baptist Church
have cen frequently rrqsest.i g. connso; ny name
with comm ud.rus at dlf-r-ut kinds of .-dic.n.s but
have IT, all dliu-i; but with clear IrOi ia various
flln-., of p- H.-r,nd'. Gsrutzn bttss isIsrs tr
one. from ny -xprrts Ia, full conviction
hat g-r-r,l t.tr, - tie ,y-irr .ni especially for
Liver Con l-iut il safe aud '.iu-i- rsINfaton. In
sue m.y f. INT u.ualIy doubt net 1t ~ll be
very tsLsloi. vo suffer lie stoTs gauss
A0ur. 'yrN repeatedly.
). n. kfSNAED, Eighth btlOv Cnstss 81
Tliisi.IL.. De-. "a, 1854.
Rev. y 2 E.r1su. of the German hv'lrm Church.
Kutsto-n B-rts cpl.I, Pa cured =. tie D!sYsiaS
q. t-vIis az, standing.
M s,.ns.r. Eli-1r II the f'l-ssIH. NJ ~ fsrsh
Sixth street ..IrJhi4 hi, EGt-r. ~'s rscsni-
I'D ham ~ m,Gics fi.si AMI t"ti!ss sursa
Lin uf sumlste lrVsirs alton nf the rsrNuas system
Rev H.-ton rro-n. Il. H., Etii', "fihs l.cys'epo
eia of Religion, kncwisd.s and t-ri.iiAn thFerids
PhlAdr si>
s.r rh n - Winter y. D. F.lt.T OF RoIl ..,ush Esp
ti.t EUrf h.
Re-, levi g. Box P,.tor % the Bayii.t Church Penn
bsflun J. former OF the Sor,h Bspst 'hurrh Ph's-
5r,his present iAs.1- vi tho bsii.t Church, thstf
P-uns, lv.His. =
Tn-.. s-nslsm.n srpr.,s, IN the svorses' - ~"
fs,orabl. uI .ElOp ci tA..e BlJt'u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

ou ''.O''.' "' .-r,scoIt. G.,Or Hieklirg va.
authorized Ia irr,I The accrued interest on csuu-
- Jo"d0 ceiI o. t1- cay 10 the pGreL..- 81
count Iad. ~ De devoted the s,Els -, tie otHsr
, >rdS tgs sIu .!i. tIu1 Tor :ss P.Tueut Of eitr
BOMBS i4,.ng due 4. u. lss-
Cu motion Of C.t.As,. the matter Or rspl.ciux
and repairing thr biiidiHs recsntiv cceu I.s 10y
Ar. Lr-.3ter, .ud removed D. ci.v EIJhUr |, tl-
time ot ae ate ire referred to cJIu unlltse
fire department. with poser II aci.
On iusIlOI % Miller. city surveyor gss directed
20 report ~ next meeiIEg Ui cJuLc. ihe YlOprIeis
Ui changing gra6e Of sidewalk Ua USritl sIds Of
Nam street. irgai Clinton street - La Sa,b streGi.
aud OIL west ,iGe UG La Sale street from Haiu to
ii htdi-ou street;
On notion Ui Eich.i6er.sr. CITY maIsial vas
directed to NOTIFY CwperS OF lots in the { strict VI
the recent r. Ia >..!e street u ef.c. k.TrI-rs
iu font of sad lots Aud cs:isr sArf -nd to
Cause the 10 bs dome bv cIty AUTHORITY II not
dO,e SI;hlu reasonable tine ~ the swuer vi sad
pr"Periv.
On motion Of FeuTci.. the matter OF Td'uUdin Z
tn the Montgomery estate the amount oE money
paid hy itotefi Montgomery. d.cs.-ed, for The
EncHpired term Of la, liquor license, WAS referred
to license committee.
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p
AZ &A

rrsrn the Esr. T l.. T,ris! Assistant Elsr CSrsiiaA
IhruiiCl-. P-lisi.liiis
have derive! ds lord sr-t r- " socands
German Ei.trr,. and To-. H ' ,rUi-,- 10 r-cUIAr end
IL, V,'uail- truC, l. al hn suffering
fIl tsreIs sttily from di sri.iuS irYm de-
" TIE liver. Yours truly,
Z u gENpkLL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

CnEEarUL.-Ar.rmns Ward in describing
hi, tourney from Caiiturnia gays - IRE Gri-
ver q,iih whom | sat uLisIdc informed me-
we Il ais rolled down the ieartn. rnountrir
road which look. dpwu On either side INTO an
appalling r.vuc. that he has u,.t accidents in
hIs tine ani cost the. CaiI!nruIa >tngc CON pa
uy great deal of money. 80 c.u,e, said he,
- .li,s agin us on pr'ncipti, aud every ma n
wiz. ,ies us Is sure to recover. But 1t Will
u,-ve. be 50 ain, not with me. YOU bet y!
..I,w Is ihat?" ] said. 1t was lrghrf lly
d rk Ii showing sitaaI, and. not~ith-
standing the brake, were kept hard down. tie
coach -ewei wildly "f.en fairly touching the
brnk ol he biA, X preci!'ice. 'How i, that p
SAD. Why, you see. he replied, that
corpse. never sue for damages, but In.i.ned
people do And the next :ime have az.
overturn, shall 90 round a"d keerfily ex-
AIMING the passengers Them as is dead.
shall let alone but them AS is nlutilated. !
shall finish with Ia. al. PbG't! Dead tn ks
don't sue. They airi on i'.r Thus, with
aneelote, did Ibis driver cheer me up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

The WEIGHT OF Hay IN Mo,s-At the
last meeting OF the Farmers Club. VI. Scion
Robinson sad that = lew Years ago the
Tribune invited comnuuic.ltons. stating
facts in relation to the sctus weight Of hay
per cubic foot il mows and answers were
received from persons scattered from Maine
t. Iowa From ali the statements, it seems
that it takes about 425 cubic feet OF hay to
make tuu and, except at the bottom of
old moxs. or n, the top win ere tie hay is
light. the weight does not ' ary much from
this. One man in Maine wrdte that he had
a NOW 40 feet long. l6 feet vide AND IL feet
high the hay had been scld and weighed
out of this ,ncw for ID years and the aver.
ara WAS <25 eubie feet 70 the sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

sroa Rev. d. L.rr.-- rSStr e ;hs rAssyuHk EsptSt
Chur,G. Ihl.l, lhi,
tr.m tie many re>I. t.ts rec nn-nfsi'ons ri''n 70
d. ltt.hIs 1,rJrsu BIsr- 80 induce tn giys thsn
tiiAl u-if. hottie. found them - 10
f.d rEnl~T ioI UstI! ALL u1o.. excellent tons, for
IL. ..yua.L. u. MERRlGE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17
3ra afessipnal Cards.

NHARLES j. BEATTIE. Attorney and
~ Counsellor af Law, Pontiac, Livingston county Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

AS.ysA.fsfH RsAfsfiEs.
tn. ,to,. Market sf-r having teen p-s.tly enlarged
ami thrn.i, repaired. is olen shd Te.r Tor tie ac
,,rnl.tion ~ t,- public NJ -yI -n-e . zen spared IN
,,rri;ur. and n,t,r-. Is'S ihl Of our cits,
nI tnt ....Dr huir II Viii Ir"a-ie, o. VISIT
W- rrn.. 10 Keep hsu sl t. ave :" ou-ivEiSr. IL
~ .uoarior nc,tre-. ali Kind. Of m-srs sI.h
ar. In steaks. R,si.tS Dried. Corued -: Srsv0y,
y,u ii.s. sHouLUIEs fOEz, fresh aud salt, fALA-.
Sxi--g-- &c,
AI.n .II kinds uf Game in its season.
Fr..I, Trout auh white fi.h from Il . I-h-s
In short. ever, thn. s,Per:~nng to veil regulated
CITY MARKET.
At the proper st-ni will ESQ - k-!t for tho
sale of al! kinds freth Vegetable. supplied Tom The
t,-t s,r.lrtls IN the vicinity ~ t,ie 'itT.
s.-N,st. will 10 delivered in any Fars OF th-s'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-17

IL w. tGRIEGS. Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, vii; give prompt attention any business
committed te his auy of the Courts of La sale
sIoinng coUotifs spe'id attention given agencies
AMI coiioctiof cbnveysncing and investigating titles
Ohics with VI IL. Swift south west VI Court
Ionse "a tylr first NAtion. Bank WtavA IInoi,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-04

+N.5hT-E - i
iMELAscHoLr SuIclDE.-The Lynehburg
News mentions the following case Of sui
eide in that city:
An aged lady, Mrs. Mary Ross, wifi
of Moses Ross, living on Tsylor.street
near the corner of Eighth, committed sui
eide between eleven and twelve o'clock,
on Friday night, by jun ping into well,
on the lot of her husband, some sixty or
seventy feet deep. The deceased va,
about seventy years Of age, and forsome
time hsd been in falling health, which un-
settled her mind, and caused her thus to
terminate her life by her own act. For
some days previous to her death her fam.
lily had entertained slight suspicion that
her mind was not altogether in as healthy
a condition as it should be; but no seri.
Gus consequences were appreherded. On
1.-The night of her death she retired as usu.
al; but about eleven o'clock her husband
awoke and found her place vacant. He
immediately called up the members Of
his family, and search was instituted,
which resulted in finding the mangled
body Of the deceased at the bottom Of
the well. Her death must have been in
stantaneous.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-04

How To DRESS WELL-A friend in.
forms US that he hired q smart boy some
time ago as a house servant, and the boy
served him faithfully for very moderate
compensation. Our friend was, however.
uneasy in mind on one point--the boy
dressed-much better than his employer,
and it was impossible to understand
whence the cash came to purchase the
fine clothes he wore. Visions of missing
table spoons, Sor something of similar
nature, crosse painfully in his disturbed
mind, and he determined to question the
mysterious dandy as TO how the thing was
done. The question was satisfactorily
answered thus :,sf plays High Low Jack
wild party dat don't understand the game
like does. "-Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-04

BISHOP SoULE.-During the latter part
of last week Bishop Soule had severe
attack of sickness, which threotened;t TO be
serious, butye are. happy. to say he has,
in measure, recovered, or at least has
been relieved of his extreme suffering,
and YVES on Monday of this week resting
comfortably, Itwss truly refreshing to
spend few Hours "a the cllsmBer Of this
venerable servant Of the Church: There
.hsis, full Of hope, strongrm faith, cheerful
awaiting calmly The call Of the
sNAlssser. sEsssSltad faany things to say as
aosfks fltarefbf-she Ghurehgapd ,seads,
s;eertaii aasssssaees she, 9slfsta iaiier.,
&eaceiEw God tipg, M :Bs reported.
ta..lliiGt body atFits approaching session,
.Heiorss oap dons and feels much intersi
est in the future prosperity ofthe ChaWh
-MaEbRills AdEoes,s. 18th.
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Grandmother" said Ike, seriously, to
Mrs. Partington, shave you heard the
report fhat the Prince Of Wales baby
has not cot all his fingers on one h. nd,
and that both his legs are not right 3"
Z" Lor' bless me !" exclaimed the old lady.
"Then how could he ever WELD the scep.
ter Of the realm, or walk as he ought to
walk 2" Ike, however, pretended not to
near the remark, but began clipping the
cats whisker's, and grinning, to think that
his grandmother did not see that nobody
has all the fingers on one hand, nor any
body.two right legs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-04
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Robert Hatcher and wife Perme-
liza HItchsr. Jamea Morris and
Lucy Morris, et al, Bill for. Par.
v. Acct. i Relief
Alfred Hatcher Z Samuel P0ssy,
Adm'ory ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Dssen-
Il dants John Hatcher, Martin Phillips aud wife
Polly, Bsnj. r. Hatcher, John: Carpenter, -
Hardy and wife .Rlirsbets, benjamin Thomas and
----.Pouella and wife Lusy, fs.ids. beyond the
linits.of shis.S State, On motion Of Essrs, 1YxKY
/ WRloar, Complaipaatt' Solicitors, Ordered that
aor dsmur to tSis bill swthin three insnths. from
the publica,ien hereof Q; In default thereof iudg.
ment;will 90 rendered sgiinsktbsn pro soa)s,so.
3. ". cA&EILE, eR.E.p.
,Feb.36; 1865. SmT