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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
Dec 6

D-We have been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANcEY DEAN to an
nounce him Candidate for Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for EdgsGeld District at the
next election.
June.90 .Iz.-..-,s to q !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
For Tax Collector.

FOr I AK COiIeCtOr.
TIE many Friends of Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election. :
SALUDA.
Dec 6 te* SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
BY SIR HENRY uoUGHroN EART.

A ReplY1o the. .eon;lae cred Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff. Y
The Friends of Capt A. P. WEST respectful
ly announce him as Candidate for Sheriff of
ElgeGeld at the next election. &
EoZ toss q
Mr- We have been ss;hoyized by the Friends
of Capt. H. BorLwARE to announce him a
Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefeld District at the
next election. =
Apr II tes -l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
For Tax Collector:

The Many Friends of D. A. j. BELL, ESQ.,.
respectfully nominate- him as Candidate for
Tax Collector atthe next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05


GROWTH OF CATHOLICISM IN THE UNITED
SrArEs--At the laying Of the corner stone of
new Catholic Church in Detroit, Michigan,
or the 22d inst, it was stated by Rev. Mr..
Kilroy in his sermon, that eighty years ago
there were but sixty thousand Catholics ard
twenty-five priests in the United States, while
now there are four million four. hundred
thousand members Of the church, and two
thousand five hundred priests, and that the
present bishop has founded no less than six
churches, and has added forty priests during
his ministration.
gy A Mississippi paper has tho following
The false calves are rendered necessary b!- the
new style of fitting. hoops which 60 very far
toward exposing what was before only dreamed
of, or existed only in Imagination. In tho lam
guago Of an exchange:
M4Thesc calves arc not a feeting show,
For mans illusion given,
They're filled with bran or stuffed with TOW,
And swell about a foot or so,
And look first-rate, by heaven"
The false boseu,s are made of fine wire, in the
shane of n birds nest with small spring tothem,
and really look and feel quite natural
The plumpers are fastened to the teeth in'such
manner as to make the face. look. round and
plump, and ore calculated to deceive the unsus-
pocting. Young gentlemen need have no fears,ns
regards the ladies in this aection--thOy are all
light, and need no o:arti6cial fxins. y -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
KATE DOUGLASS.
CHAPTER 1. !.

"SSc wslks in beauty, like the night,
OF clouLless climes and starry skies,
And all that's good, and best, and bright,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

:? Another reason for ceiling. the Convention,
is 10 reduce the nn-4oer and salaries Of public
officers. Me are all reduced to extreme pen
ury, even to actual want:s& Why should the
salaries of public officers remain as large as
they ever were, and much larger than in 9TH
er States, except two?
These views are brief thrown out, having
neither time nor room to elaborate them. :,
SENEX.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

In conclusion: If these views are correct,
such an ordinance would not be the act of a
State, and therefore not forbidden. 1t would
not be law, and therefore not forbidden.
The State Legislature may provide that the
Courts may beheld every three monthsi why
not also enact that they be held every two or
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-21

The Wonderful FIexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any LAZY wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowd
e Assemblies. Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars
Church Pews, Ann Chairs, for Promenade and
Hnus. Dress the skirt can be folded when irs
use t. occupy a small place as ca lily and conven-
ientIy as a Silk or Muslin Dress an inval uabie
quality in crinoine, not found in any Single Spring
skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort. and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for snge day, Nill never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. Fer
Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are superb
or to all Others.
They will not bend or break like the Simple
Spring but will preserve their perfect and graceful
shape when three fouI Ordinary skirts will have
been thrown aside us useless The hops COW
cred with double ard twisted thread, and the bot
tom rods not only double springs. but twice Tor
double) covered preventing them from wearing out
when dragging dewn stoOps. stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with ak
laaips and Us universally recommended by the
Fashion Ma gaznes the STANDARD SKIRT OF
TIE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
10 enjoy the following Inestimable advantage In
Crinoline. viz supreme quality, perfect manufae-
stylish shape aud finish Flexblty, durability.
comfurr and ecoL"mv enquire for J. W. Bradlsy's
Duidex Elliptic OF Double Spring Skirt, and be sure
and get the genuine article.
CATION To guar,l against IMPOSITION bS
prrrrular 70 NOTICE that skirts offered as "DU-
PLEX' have the red ink stamp, viz, ''J. W. Brad
eN's Duplex Eitic ST ell Springs" rpon the
wa stbauI-none others genuine Also notice
that every Hoop will admit pin being passed
through the ce'tre, thus revealing the two Tor
double, springs braided together therein, which In
the secret OF their Flexhility and strength and
combination Iot to be found in any other Skirt
For Sale in all Stores where First Class skirN ere
sold tn rughout the States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Soc 0wnt rs Of the PatsB1,
WESTs BRADLEY & CAREY,
81 h.Hnbers i 81 Reade Sta, n, Y.
v6nl0.3 .3mos
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-21

DEPARTING, will leave the
North Branch Hotel at Meshoppeu
at 10 o'clock A, M, and make a con-
nection at Tunk khannock, with stages
tor PITTTON aud WILKE S-
BARRE, and with stage to connect
with the Night Express Train on the
D. LIZ w. R. 4, '. Passengers by
this line will arrive at ...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-21
CONNECTIONs--Westward,

The MORNING TRAIN from New York COZ
meets at MANCNKA CHU' K with The train leav-
ing Philadelphia (kensingfon hepot) at Z sO = III
and ut GREAT BEN with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping car attached
stopping at all the principal stations on that road;
aDd arriving at Buffalo at 8 10 a,
TIL EVENING TRAINS from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with the train leav-
ing Philadelphia tKPnsington LepOtD at 5 3O p. IN
arrives at Strantou ut l:30 whore 1t remains till
10 25 next morning, when it leaves arriving at
Great Bend at 2,55 p. m, connecting with the Day
Express West on the Erie Rai'ray.
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets tn with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie
Railway from the West at Manunka Chu with
a train for Philadelphia and intermediate stations
arriving 10 Philadelphia at go p. m and at New
Hampton with n tram for EnstOn Bethlehem, AL
lentown, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at Har-
risburg at $50 p. m.
The EVENING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the New York Express IN the Ex-
press the Erie Railway from the West; at Ma
nunka Chunk with train which runs to Belviiere
where il lies until o'clock the next morning.
and at New + q apton with Express Train FIR
ArstOn, Bethl, hem. Allentown, Reading and Har-
risburg
At SCRANTON, connections made will
trains on the Laekawan a and BloGmshnrg Rail
roam to ana from Plttston, Kingston, Wilkesblrre.
Berwick, Bmomshurg, D,nvil!e Northumberland
airisburg and ntermt diate stations and with
rains the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to
and from Carbo ndale and intermediate statiUns
WATTS COOKE, Supt
R. A. HENRY General Ticket Agent. je29tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-21
New York, PhiIadeI-
.phia, Harrisburg
and Baltimore
@rzrAxthe same 2a&e'
HT evening", l'F'-"''

RETURNING, will leave a uukhannock'on the
arrival of stages connecting with the Passenger Mail
Tram, in the eyenmg, ma king a -connection at Me
shoppen with stag ges or Towanda and F0ther points
N"rthward, -
Arrangements have heen made for the carrying of
all EXPRESS PACKAGES. which will be promptly
and carefully delivered. ,lrr
Horses and Carriages on hand at all times 10 for
ward Passen ers to any point betwe' n MeshOpp and
Laceyville
p S. Having leased the above line of stagts
and horses of D. IlankinsOn with the mail Line
from runkhaunock to Wyalusing in connection with
NJ. A Ellis We are now prepared to forward pas
sengers through ~ reduced rates Being thankful TO
customers tor past fay' RS they respectfully solicit
a cont luance of the s@me,
Meshoppen July 18th 1868
-i# hlHEtI . W. IL CORTRIGhT
NJ A ELLIS
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-21

peakA "neJar. I <aSe
, 1866-12-03
TfSt7 Ecu ESTIC RELATIONS.
MarrIoCc-SerEnoli hF Rev. o. II. Tlf.
funny, y. y.

'. Irvine service was held In Grace Hcthodf,.
.p'seorai ehusch Inst e:cntne, md participated
- ~ l1u eoIGFecalson. 1ser. Or. o. H. liaauy.
.ns la,9o'' ehosc 1os the subject Of bis discourse.
aaH'aoe' and took as Ills text thr twen,7-,cc.
ORG verse aud oshcs portions Of the f;ftb cb,,t.r
oi II he-i2us, beginning. HSuhu1,ttfuc roursciros
ono 10 another In tho fc1r Of the Lord a. n..
lore discussing the saljec;, the reverend src,,c,
announced thst It was bis intcn,on Of dc1;ycr;n,-
h6eFics OF Sunday evening sermons on do-nr.,;c
relations, commencing with that OF MARRIAGE ana
sol!oWlnE on consecutive evenings with. rr.
sNetlsely., parental, dIial, lfpfhcfs ana
sl;is's s;,s A., In fanilfce, and concfadiaS
sa.! Hnn Me relations between masters and
,1; ~ TIE - aker Commenced By renarsiue
.na! ~ tac lhstttation Of marriage Is an appointment
~ ~ oo ~. INC happlncs: and CONTINUANCE Of ibe
tAce. IL Was began In Eden and IL Tho tyne n IL.
noeenee I afd purity. It was hoaored by Ehr;st n
t!as ntESe .3 a. CaEa in Gaiiec. 1t was rada
trs hx ,hn n y sse 5elaon to which IS
dn,ies which lie mariagc relation in,note. .ni
made lhcm the burden OF Liz Etscnursc :. t au4
treated Of from the pulpit, Or made he suh;rr; ~
religions couzers4ton. as often Us It shouif' A.
IN tns'i niion OF God 1t ought 10 be held sacr.a
H. H. i!s union There wou,d be moro OF barpincss
" its en!oyme.i., and respect IL Its relations, If
treated Of the fearful prevalence Of divorces, viii
which n,c newspapers teen, owing to lie
~nnt OF the proper consideration maid
70 lhe m1t1iase etate. It ought TO bc regarded
r ai not nrrcly IN tts results upon tocial han.
p'ness but also a. I. co:trols the religions charac-
ter True j. fe an institution OF Tbs lie. but II
Should be 1Aade lie ground work OF Tic cuioymrnt
OF inturc atId better lite. He then eoohr II thn
1n'ama1c rr!4lo1Ahip and association which exists
III 1ae marriage relation, audit Il The union Of INC
, 1866-12-03

A large congregation attended the evening scr
vices at The Union Park Congregational Church
Dr. Jos. J. 1iarttngcr, 1alo OF the United States
army, one Of the heroes Of the Hungarian war OF
Independence Of ISIS, delivered i very interest.
Ing lecture on the subject Of that memorable
struggle. 4 number OF his countr5mea we're
p:e>eih Al the services. Or. Hartinscr was su u.
d! ilr great liperasoT In ms waudtrincs
uft,r the surrender OF GofecIi, through Europe
ant Aria Minor: uE,ii hc rcached the ho%pitablc
yea.s, and Of the Incidents OF his soldier life, BIZ
i!rst meeting With Eossuth, his enlistment Into
The SERVICE and the ration Of some OF Tho rrat
o'' a active III e Wsfs a.eacd e't.so t. 5 @
deep attention By the auditory. At lie
lin.s yhsn Hungary, was fored into
tr'n. ,:hcn even masdcs went forth 10 tic battle,
aru ul1 men Of eighty winters Offered tl.i. ser.
vices. hy nhe speaker) determined TO raise his
tom, hcme aitez three ahosti-c at'c1np.s. aud
sought out ~ Headquarters Of The Governor liz
Enown kry e. cse5Snaoa and to on ens9 making
!es'S Ee;|a'a hta oa! @sfs
u u hi% owD Lite Guard. For TING he was useful
E,'Hets, he easifs obtained arccss to thc camp Of
The enemy. whsIs h." was locked uDon al a mere
neasant lpy TT Incidents Of hls masurer years,
H. H. 'SEt;s's ;sas 81 Ct ',,s nnnsa1aan var: Or
IL ess a q AsgIt e. as as Gsrs ss
thc lihcsty and independence Of Hungary into
l,ard. pu pr win the blood Of LIS ccantfyn1cn.
proved rscrcant 10 lts trust, aud broaslt upon Ills
head the curses Of enslavcd millions The news
IN aSsRR HSs FL roo n1''Ge Ressub like wno.s
a:st 1cfuscd 10 bcttesc 1t. Tic mournfnl tltnss
hoMrve;, we1e soon confirmed, ati0 Aossuti.
, 1866-12-03
SECOND Bi PT1$T CI1URcII.
second Annual Sermon By the Pastor.
Rev. e. J. Gootlkrccd.

Tho Second Baotst chnrrb nf ,b,s -,+, .;,,,...
on The rorne, or Moro.- o,,s 49,. o..uA'eo
W s'.ne. u "ussau ana monroe streets. was
crowded last evening to hear the second annual
Eer1.on by the pastor, Key. E, ]. Gnod snaed A..
ter tho nsEal exercises the preacher fnn;. sa his
text. ~ A@4
Acts H., H. And the Lord added tn the cbnrrh
caily such ~ should be savcd
In the introduction, the preacher explained and
qualified tuc tcr1n '-clutch, :" aud showed fhe ne.
cessiiy OF strict conformity to the Hckipturcs in
doctrines. esctaHents, and orter Of DEVELOPMENT
Ic stated Ills reasons for adberinr 10 Ills o:Sn a.
nomination, and gave due credit to other sections
q fhe Church OF Christ. He proceeded TO aua[yxc
lie early history OF the Church At Jcru salem to
tna me conditions OF trne prosperity and the lc.
Elnnaaic means 10 employ 10 striving to build m
Ghnch. Among these he named
r. Z aSeftni watching and waiting the Spirit
II GGIastians would BE- endowed with power from
t1alloh. tray and watch fnr Him a. the mother Tor
hes absent eon, Or the eaot fot tho Tide and tic
'aoo1lhs Wlhd.
= Ec1dtneas 10 Cooperate with the Spirit when
5:e comes. OveF MS the Windows of Ucasca have
Teen oreHed. because Christians have brought ia
!lclr lllRe* anu oEettn.s. They will not be shut
III oM; eeInsAneSs con1cls Him TO depart
=. 1ES convincing and persuasive power of fer
seni aE1 mutna, 10te Ibis must be Practically
eaieisGa n ifsndship. Visitation Of The poor and
e!eG e. and 0! straE.ets. and care for souls.
. 1me 3'astors record 9f calls aud visits showed
!,.HN an9 upNa!4t, MADE upon people whom he
louno at Lomr, aside from those 1nade upun people
~! 1!t a. nome; he spoke ot ohef colaoorefa who
uau 9se1 laitnl1l In tnls oleaset work.
Chflstaans arc 10 bc fortified in their new life
, 1866-12-03

il poff Win aemspd r. .sss saohIns
nGresd mants a sl'sa95 1tsrs ~ 400 h.s against
ia Psss '9s0a q .a rs. I'd ase s. e
p;ee &c r. sSsds = nes
eaf9 1pd tnxs o. a:t. Esae;ea
hAs betn Ii better demand IN pit for fnrWsf dei1
r. t!iees arc nomiuaf At lox TO lie Er nth.sand
s1a 11k to l7kc for short bbtd; to i5Sc io9 sao
nrTrER
+S3e aSe ontser mattet has been extremely du9r Tbs
, VI. e.. y aey o:: ~ sS' Good
mtstsFn ~ 10" ~ 1ac 1hs btst oores seih Il 5etsn
n eheese toe business hAs also been very limited
have arrived this week. Pf!ccs have ceciirc1 e =
pomd F1mc Actoly chee.e 4el1s from ii T. iSc 9Tbc
cline In gold Il The chief aaso of Is SaM 400 Co.
Pushes. IN Brazil eo6es hsa been yery limited, and
gold a o,.ss.s FIGS tac sa3as.a. so Is e a.; a.
haHprp hmnS pefpases E nas sen 81 ~
s11es for that purpose xonld be ity ho:sheads asx
1he quotations arc Sc 70 &c for EuSs Nnscnr al
III - e0s e. 5fas ana e.
per gallon. - 1~'N 81 spSa' CID
The rht.t.v ,,,,<st wn'tsxxI. !. IT
= bond vey afa epeessns. so"T5 sss e
gallon This Whsskey psld No tar. "'@s
Buiineas 10 cotton eaFl5 ID The week Eas quite ac
vestment; bnt with eas favorable new from Enrope
neclne n gold and an easier money market urIcrS
IL is tSs Se S'deed aea MAJ rt =
uplands and DO for New Orleans. N' A-'oe''us
, 1866-12-03

n enc The spcalsn- then spoke Vt tho creation
os woman. The Divine wisdom, though, II was
mol good tos man 70 " alone. and Gud gave him
EssesirE, but as hc!Pnect for him. As an inlcl.
llsent and responsible being woman Ia man'a
.,!ul stihre to ucman'e wo;fh, snodn:ss W apa IN.
tclrct lie t,ca:cd otthc Apostles nj uncstoo for
Wives to submit themselves 10 thcir hus.
oi Cod ot IS "a a. inisior sen 6r aeeo,ain ~ ias
10 Tho Law. And thl4 submtss,on i sreh a. H.
,e ,Mas'y ~, assstncs psompts II woman cannot 50
thotlty, The should not marry him. Tbs Anostie
afgues thc pEopr5ety. Of man'a authority IN Tho
cnnf.st upon which tho text is founded There
iess Intio,d aad proper Chrlatian marriage tn
themselves from their respective families nni liyo
fo:e!F ios cach lthcr. Hc spoke OF The develop
vues ~ rbieS Ga issSln: io1t.us and a tose
eoSc,lng up her husbands Weakness lie then
spSks Mo2s od d ihs laek o. domestic bss where ihe
ipl asd accomplished abe may be. Her personal
charms Will tadc, and uuiess thera IL 4
Snnnids.ws Ss;@nId work Of religious character. AL
q love q the hu.Saud tos s The Pais P~s
Ino1a E. be as .be lose Of Chris. for tho church.
give up .,thrs md mother aud Iii for his wtta.
H.s love is also Tor the pefecinc Of The character
OF the VILE Ae should admit only pure and
Choose stIch pursuit in lie aA will BIZ honorable
IN ihe eyes g ot h's wife e should show The prop
maj who would pass the abandoned woman m
the street with shudder. A. If there was contau.
1on ~ mo IN tae yes atmosphexs and yes Introduce
t to sae paios % nls home, and permit him to take
meni, ihe rcty man who was perhaps the asse-
S,a.e o. ts1s came degraded woman, is altogether
70 ~ VIE and entirely regardless OF pro-
Inc feve1snd treated Of the mutually ofthe
married N ials u mte a.d qnoed the well known SAYING
o. jean nanl, "shared pleasure u double pleas
u1e, Mpiie Shared pain IL only half pasn.'' Do
mes!te happiness e The only bliss Of Paradise
which has survived the fall. He closed his adml-
Eoblc discourse with beautiful Picture OF youih
and Yong love. married life, and old ace-thc
soysgc Of lltc, depicted With an arlteis touch,
, 1866-12-03
Clothing for tho Poor.

another eold winter ie a, hand, aud With tho
o'ep pr7Ses o. ansl. pnosislons rents, &C., lhere
one dc1iar to spare tor the pn1chase Of ucces.ary
clolh!rg, but must suffer iu their scaniy. worn
ast winter there was a csura-s Of ,he r,tT 1n.J,
bT committee Of ladies', who solicited donaiions
OF secondhand clothing for the poor These do
EancAs were collected by the Young Mems Ebris.
iian Association, and dfstrihuted 10 lie nesdv at
tncaf room, In this way over one hundred I'm.
i!tes received supplies Of cfoinns, whlch rendered
AUG ~alhcut which they must hayc suffered, Tnc
aae ayEsaen n VIII he pursued this winter only "a
uea'os!nG 10 make me canvass more thorough
prepared aad are a:in: plaS,a IA ths Lluds oI
, 1866-12-03

sport, 50 that, combined With the amuscmcu.s
,'l Mhth nclon:; strictly to the Indoor cla=s, orr
To return from ILLS shost-wtnsel a!.ht .uto The
iuin,e, haeh 70 u!s pss' week and rAst has been
sa aeSomglaaaed: The main features have been the
Falatad TIC Buislayt 1T The Opera Hppae. Oonnh
WIN hts lecture On '.Cuiio.iiy,'' and 4 vartEty
q the Ysssu1n :. s
hs Ill foF aa, as1sp r.
e1 sasptea S s t. tba E, XII hi
ths + poor p!alsc fvr the mglt Be- ss!d win
equal tsulh Of many an actor who could not other
aa1kstt; io2};, 1t.eaul.e1 more than t paunch and
DSas.ess s,s esa'9S 'S. Of ss sSs
nc pcneessee what Is rnlely 10 she found, clear
sympathetc insisht tno :he character. and be has
IT, bss 1is @ads Fssa III IL .s; h. ess
tssde 9t th.t ''eonponnd OF all rllisini:s;" his
sos15alss Coy ~ hts y"g bis e,,nsins se1siy lis
and apy eonvsea b., on ,slps; sgpsstss f..
not only studied .Shakspea,e 10 eome mr. r
be ~ i sn'ed Cd, and acquired The
be more truthful than the manner IN when he rn-
produces thts scq9fred knowl,dgc. His uuctuoua
taltnsss ofyoce, his gait, his leering smile, his
who has obce seen it. The whole delineatfon xas
an Int !leetual treat Of no ordinary descrpion It
4 W. % Hn9E ;hat ~ Hsks engage
Of ,ha &c., -! - IasNoa- ra. -aut.
littia 1rro.ins - y .si5 during tho week
Mlss Jenny Hight whose rendition Of Yhfch has
aieany 9een aniAcsenuy characterized. II Has
The ennGnnee,1sn1s ~ T9sofoaJ ros .s sesening.
fnll Of noycliy, and doubtless Viii H. Eff ~ s1s
traction. The fat-lamed "Grifith GanntS has
como to tho West, hcra1dcd By an uupar.
al!eled flourish Of t1umpe{s from n1I naris
of The world. A dsamatzat1oa OF dis
ilamens-we might almost eay notorions novelty
mr. Thy lenre, Wilt be produced on Mntda eycn.
1ns a the Museum Another version Of he same
n!ky Will be presented efmnltaueonsIy n Mc.
ticEet's. tho patt of 'tGIfflth Ganut,' being
iaSen oy TIE talented young trsgedtan, M, l.. P.
Monday. The curiosity Of the public has
been cons}derahly excited conce!ntnr this
play, ard there will doubtless be iii attendance
al hoth places. -.
AZ ice operA Ho1se Mfsa Lucille Western. the
celebrated Eastern star will make her rst appear
season: sas Is supp9sted b. very edicicnt com:
AZ; Mckee Rankcn. vass will lead The orchestra
wi.h twentytwo pieces, and new music. The pja1
in which Miss Western viii opcn If TayIrnr's
original dranatizasion Of ssEas. Lyme o. 1he
Al Yankee Roblnsun'a Coliseum, which hss had
Its full ehare Of patronage during thc week. The
celebrated American clown and comic sinrer.
James Reynolds, will make bis first ap2earance oa
Monday eFentrc. We notice that a fcduction in
prices has been Effected at The CoIisenn,. :, ~
y seats thirty cents This will tend sill furthcr
to populAEze this exceedingly popular piace or
fesort
F~rrvs,rr co,,,-.-..S.--.--n
@t. suta AtsiSa.-N Will be re-
uacmbcrd that In August last a man named II,
Ch6wn1fn ~
, 1866-12-03

A VAnnAsT.-The man Thompson, found by
police officers near a window which had been
forced opcn, in the basrnleut Of tho tcsidcuce of
John V. Farwell. at No. 3iG Wabash avenue. and
Who subsequently ran away and WAS re arrested.
was before lhc Police Court Saturday morning,
eta1gcd with vasrancy. lie stated that when
thus fonnd he WIS waiting for friend from the
West Side. It waa Just lis ill-etarrci luck to he
fonnd there. uc bad no guilty Intentions The
antecetiehts Of the man, exhibited IN the te4t,
nony Of police officers. indicated that IL had been
his luck to associate with bad characters for q
long Time past, and hluted at his having beeu a
bouItr-jumpcr during the war. lie was 1ued
, 1866-12-03
Proposed Enst Randolph Street Itu-
prOycN1ent.

Edf1OTS TffHNne.
lnarln,ocs desire n3w exists among The prop.
cry Sucts aud ;cnsnte OF West Randolph street,
bilEG'rg their grade 60 near q level, whereby
ne llorse Railway Company will save from three
Public Wo1k Insist upon Having tic Moree Ra,l.
way Company lessen the inclination on East Han
;!olph s:Fs:t " grading tl:s st1cct from ine
whole street, hc' citing at kinds oi travel and
doing away with The nu1sancc Of 90 many extra
buys and lorscs on The etrcet. The cost ii this
last. AS ample hl.lng material ca,1 hc lad Mt The
tunnel in close proximity. wlih roads favorable
to i!s 'F.Mspe.tation, THE enterprise IL com
meRccd Immediately. could he completed ere the
1ilis thuroushfasc nnohjectlonal thyou:hou: IL
entire lehsth, without necessity for future in-
provcment. WEST SIDE TENANT.