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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31
State of Ohio Belmont County
Court of Common Pleas.
CIVIE. ACTION.
Joshua Wildman
solomon Whitman ct al.


THE defendant Solomon Whitman, is here
i by notified that the Plaintiff, Joshua Wild
man, on the End day of September, 1872, fled in
the office Of the Clerk oI the Court of Common
Pleas IN and for the County of Belmont and
state of ohio, is petition, alleging among 9TH
other things that al the summer Term 1872 OF
said Cou he recovered a Judgment against
The said solomon Wlldman lor the sum of s226
l6, debt and SO 10 costs, that said Judgment re-
NJ aims In full force unreyersed and unsatiShed,
that on the 25th day of June. 1872, he caused
execution TO issue upon said Judgment, that
said execution was delivered to the sheriff of
said County, who returned said writ Endorsed,
no goods, chattles, lands or renements found
whereof to levy. The Petition further alleges
that one EmmIt BOlOn Is indebted - the de-
iendant in the sum of s225, or upwards, that
one Benjamin Wildman is Indebted TO the de-
fendant solomon Wildman in the sum of $50,
or upWa rdS. that Singer Meyer and Anthony
Wildman in the SUN of S52 and upwards, and
that Da Id Warner is indebted 10 the defend
ant, Solomon Wildman in the sum OF SO % or
upwards and that the delendanr, Solom
Wildman has no property either personal or
real in the State Of Ohio, whereon execution
can levy to make any part of said Judgment
The prayer of the petition is that the several
defendants be notified of the tendency of said
petition according 10 law, aid that they en- III
severally answer, and specifically state the
amount due from them and each. of them to
the defendant, solomon Wildman, when the
same become due with the rate OF interest II
any and how secured whether by note or other
wise, andt they an eacD OF them pay the
amount SO due from them to the defendant,
Solomon Wildman, to the Clerk OF this Court
to be by him applied to the payment OF the
Judgment, interest and costs rendered in favor
Wiidman SIS aforesaid. You are required to an
swer this petition against the 18th day of No
vember, 1872, and in default of such answer, the
petition will be taken as true and q decree en-
tered accordingly.
By TALLHAN FERREL,, This atrys. oct3w
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L address Of the Republican. Execu-
"a tive Committed. Z
Executive conimiAee !
Rooms, Belmont County, .

Rooms, Belmont County, ST.
Gainyille, g., Oct. 3, 1872. 8
TO THE REPtBLIcAN VorERs OF
BELMONT COUNTY THE recent tri-
unphsachieyed in the States of Penn
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska,
settling, as we think, the Presidential
contest in advance, has had the effect
to impress Republicans everywhere
with confidence in the final result.
This confidence has resulted in some
cases In relaxation, and neglect Of that
care and vigilance which are still nee
essary to our success. The enemy
though defeated, is still watchful and
active, and hopes to take advantage ef
our Inactivity. The leaders Of the
Democracy are using money, and by
threats and persuasive appeals to those
in their ranks who are disgusted with
the shameless bargain, by which their
chief enemy became their candidate
forP President, are hoping to reform their
broken chssns for last desperate ef-
fort to break our lines and snatch from
us avictory. They are eattem ptingi to
steal q march OF us.l ~ ssilseis,'sii1 ~ Z
For these reasons we deem IT ,neces
sary to appeal to the Republicans OF.
Belmont County to awake from the se-+
curity which our glorious victory has
inspired, and shoulder to shoulder,
advances to the grand struggle of No
velnber 5th. Let each man feel that
the result depends upon his Individual
vote and efforts, and that It is his duty
to confirm the doubling, strengthen the
weak and hesitating, and inspire the
desponding If any such exist.st sgils
5Ifany are absent send for them, and
if able to come bring them to the polls,
Give the whole day to,the work. Ex-ii
anime the tickets carefully and see that
they are uniformly like those sent out
by this Committee. Through twelve
years, the most critical of our history,
the grand Republican party, to which
we are proud to belong, has stood the
|seyerest tests to which a party has ever
beeu exposed. sl.,ss 81 siiax Ing. ,
From the. Eern trials Of war, .iticame
forth crowned with victory bearing in
its hands the olive branch Of, peace and
reconciliation. It took hold Of sthe-dif-
fcuit question of reconstruction and
restored the broken sections on the iBa.
sis Of equal and exact justice toAll tisp.
Ittool up the heavy burden of debt
{ rwhidE therwar' imposed saying, this is
Ii sacred obligation incurred that our
country might live, it must be honest
fly paid snd amidst the maligpant at
tacks of the old Democratic party, and
against its persistent opposition, it has
moved steadily On, paying the debt,
reducing the annual burden of interest,
lcurtailing the expenses of the. iGovern-
ment and relieving the people from
their heavy load Of taxation. . = q :, ;ai',i =
+ With this record if appeals, TO the
people 6os vindication in another Ma
ltionaI contest. It's standard heaner is
the same modest, unpretentious citizen
VINO by his superior merit rose to the
head ofthe army, and. brought peace to
the country through a victorious war;
In its fanks.are copyrighted the loyal
and patriotic people, who hays at heart
the welfare of their .countzy,h Me- be-
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. GLARS
Il WILLIE. CAPITAL $4,000.
s. Rank open nom A. N. until 3P. ". Dis
count days Tuesdays, at 10 am. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
~ Directors RossJ. Alexander, David Brown
Joseph WoodmanSee, George Brown.
DID. T CoWEN, President
H. @. WELDAY, Cashier.
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Keep $. It L. Before
.. e. the People IS ..3.

That the national debt has been reduced
n three years and seven months
$500, 600, 600 under the adlninistra-
tion of President. Grant. Js,i f-e7e9 a
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: GEN.WM. SeHoULER. Adjutant-Gen-
eral of Ohio under Gov. Chase, and ca.
editor OF the Cincinnati Gozette from
1853 to 1856, and OF the Ohio State Jour
nds from 1856 to 1855, died ast week at
his home, Jamaiea Plains, Mass.7r ali
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Proclamation
FOR A 4Ev u
ElGct.I9 D

DURSUANT,to a written request OF One
Il 4 hundred TAX paying electors of Richland
qualified electors OF said Township are reuuest-
ed to meet at the usual place OF holding cleo
THURSDAY the7th days of NOVEMBER. a
D.. 1s12, and then and there between the hours
OF SIX o'clock forencon and, six o'clock after
er the said Richland Township shall build q
Railroad beginning. at the eastern boundarr
line OF SAID Township at or near the point
Creek, thence a Sorthwssterly direction
through said Township, by the most practicable
Township; and also TO determine whether said !
Township shall for the purpose OF building
said RailIo2d, borrow the sum of Eighty thou
sand dollars and Issue the Bonds OF the Town.
ship for the payment thereof as folloys: Said
Bonds to be payable to - or bearer and to
be issued in sums OF not less than Fifty nor
more than one thousand dollars each, to bear
payable SENT -snnually; 6oth principal and IN
terest payable at the LIST National Bank Of 81.
ClaIrsville, Ohio; said Bonds 10 be issued in
sixteen series OF Five thousand dollars each
with interest coupons attached, conditioned
1or the payment OF said per cent interest the
first OF said series 10 be paid In i've years nom
the date OF their Issue, the second series in s!r
years from their date and SO on, annually, un-
III all Of said Bonds are paid; said Bonds 10 Be
signed by the Trustees and attested BY me
Clerk OF said Township, and issued in All re-
zssembly OF 70 % I1s hs sct o. ne ensrsi
1872, entitled IAN act TO authorIze cofinfie~'
cities, Incorporated villages and townships to
build Eailroads and to lease and operate the
The opinions Of said electors shah be sx.
pressed on their ballots "Railroad Yes" or
Given under our hands oficiaiiy this ssh dav
Of Semptember, A. D., 1874
JOHN A. NEFF,
VA- r RITTS.
Up. ADAMS. Clerk Of Richiand Tp. stSo .BeI. Coo
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ll1IOlos =
The conspirators in this scitya include
some members of the Republican aEx-
ecutive Committee, who are now, and
were prior to. the, October election; in
confidential communication with DEM
'ocratic managers In other words, Re-
publican Committeeman have been
bribed to betray the secrets of the or
ganization with which they, are, con-
nected, and to assist in, perpetrating
frauds upon a ascalenot hitherto attempt
ed in, this county, Frauds were sue
cessfully committed at the late election
and this has encouraged an arrange
ment for still greater frauds in Novem-
Der. To prepare the public mind for
the result, parties in the secret are pre-
dieting o majority for Greeley, in this
county of 1000. Everyone acquainted
with the people fof, this county knows
that no such majority4Tnot the half nor
the third of it-can be honestly secured,
in this county. The object efathis talk
of 1900 majority, therefore, is to pre-
pare the way, for the Contemplated
frauds. llf sig.9niIq 20 iidmuigi .sdI b
We are writing now upen. iipornsa-
ton, not upon hearsay, and atthe prop
er time we shall beprepared, to give de-
tails of this conspiracy, which, for sat-
isfactory reasons, are powTwith, held.
| The frauds are to be committed, first,
by repeating, and, second ,Irby tamper-
ing with the ballet boxes, and the plan,
$50 far as regards Cincinnati, Is, to, COM
NIT the bulk of the frauds In the lower
wards, where the legitimate Democrat
ic vote is large. ri .7ps/Elsfs, II, ls,,-,l.
| The election laws in this, State orc
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INFoRM @5s Your
~ lttYia= ytiia stna<Iioai ~ ltisJI 's12
q NEIGHBORa.sslI. 49,. r.

That under the RepupIiean administra-
of President Grant, taxation has been
reduced sa0o, 900, ,ooo igiilii1d ,. .,iii < I,
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4 81 MMI

The subscribers are Manri.I tlr, r. Agents for
r. ". Reads celebrated ASfH MA .Ss.LibE The
best remedy forAsthma yet discovered Instant
relief gu8rant Ell OF purchase money refunded
rhS medicine is put up tn three sizes, which re-
tail for Die soc. and 81. Persons remitting price
will have the medicine sent free by mail or ex-
press Also sample sent free o any VINO destre.
ETH RI DGE. ffULLER 4 co. Rome ". Y.
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LET TT BE Re-
E 3. @MEMBERED Z

That the reduction of the yearly inter-
est alone on the public debt amounts
to s24, 900, 900 under the admlnistra-
ton of General Grant. foaa1s Z ~
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The largest line of Mink, Fitch and Stone
Martin Furs, ever brought to town at Conrad
Trolls d Son in the Bank Building.
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LYONS KATHNRON,

For Preserving and BeautifyI9g. the Hu
man HAIR pTotPrey en- Tits Failing Out
zantf TurIting Gray.
"A well il-preseFVed Heaktof Hairfin person
of middle age at once bespeaks refineme emf
elegance, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called oihanS e,iQrow 4iafk 9G1pfy, while men
are not insensib1e to its advantages and charms
Few things are, paore tdisgqsiing: than fthiu
frizziy, harsh thtamed HAIR, wi n head and
coat covered with Dahdruif Visit a barber
Sbas s9a sfS S }sF foS Sesy VIII naD % III II ts9
time. Ffhe ehsrpl fyAieh lies In swell, placed
iEairs GLOSSY Cuffs, 4iu1uriant presses, and "a
lean Head is,notlceable and irresistible. "a
'sold BY all Dfug sists an , CouahFy stores. :
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If you want to buy cheap. Go to Henry
Meyers.
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R, NJ, DENHAM.
ROAD NOTICE.

\ OTICk is hereby given to The citzens OF
~ Belmont County, thst Petition will oe
presented 10 the commissioners 'oi said Coun-
~ at their next session to be held on the first
Monday of December, a. d. 1872; praying for
the establish ment of County Road along the
following described route In said county, to-
road leading from humphreys Mill to the
Quaker Ridge in Guernsey County on the
Lands CT Jonathan Cash; thence Northwest TO
thence West to q stake marked U on the lands
VI Joseph Mead; thence West to n stake mark
ed ID on the lands of H Harris;theuce west To a
stake marked E on the lands Of I. II. harris;
the ice West to q stake marke ON the lands
ST l. H. Harris: thence West on the line be-
tween /. II. Harris and Henry Brown, halt OF
the road on each Of these mons lands, to q
stake marked g on the lands OF Henry Brown;
thence " est to a stake marked IL on the Coun-
To terminate, there TO interSec 8 proposed
Road in Guernsey County leading to Smyrna,
oet2i5w MANY PETITIONERS.
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WE call the attention Of Republicans
to thearticle from the Cincinnati Gaz-
cite Of Tuesday. .is.ak4 e. ..5,ia +:
We are .convinced of the truth of
this article from occurrences in our own
midst. A powerful secret attempt is
being made to carry this State for Gree
ley by fraud against the viii of the
people. Hired runners are perambu-
lating various part ofthe State carry
ing with them the bone and einews of
their strength. They have penetrated
our County and District, and in their
midnight conciaves are 4hatching the
foul means by which they expect to
carry the State. One of their meetings
was held in st. Clairsville on one night
last week at the call of Gen. @. w.
MeCook of Steubenville, who was
present and let them into the secret Of
the Organization referred to in the
Gazette. Gen. Nc is the agent, and or
ganizer of this movement for this Dis
trict, and In the prosecution ofbis work
he has lately visited Oadiz, Bellaire,
Barnesviiie, Cambridge, and other
point, and mostly under cover ofnight
hast rain his allies for this neferious
business. We warn Republicans of
Belmont County of the danger and
call upon then to see to it that the Bsl-
lot box is protected, that Illegal voters
arschallenged, and that the laws are
enforced. Be early ct the polls on
Tuesday and examine the bollot boxes
carefully and watch them during the
whole day. E Eternal vigilance is the
price ofliberty.n
TEE Committees of business men
who have visited the President in the
last few days in reference To- the string
ency in the money market, found that
the President was fully advised of the
situation, and that he was in favor Of
some measure to relieve the business
Interests.
Secretary Boutwell, was not disposed
to favor the reissue. of legal tenders.
He realizes however that the National
Bank laws must be so modified as to
give more fiexibility to the Banking
system. The subject will be brought to
the heattention Of Congress with a view
to favorable action at the next session.
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Keepit Before the
People ..,aa.s,'. ..'' !

That under Observation-Disclosures of Grant,
the interest on the public debt has been
reduced $7s, 800. 900.
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Belarea dWegeP Ike pc sent o
Unionow randi e e
ask sr the
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SOmrse rownsh alp Fues ober
WsshIas
P a y ri snip.
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LIS Goshen .rF
10
NOR Uan Fasl SIndl
HE KIRK kwed 1 nh D
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FIuni as 10 ning:
UN On Wheain gTGnSni la
Towns Mondays
nus VOID thg hc
ST. IIaisvnle
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s SO 90 o o IN 3 A NIX
/, Grand Gift Concert,
Postponed to December Z, 1872.

Postponed to December z, 1872.
III|HE SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT In
l. aid of Public LIBRARY Of Kentucky, an
nounced. for Septem bcr q, has been postponed
10 December 4. 1872, because the accumulation
Of orders the few days before the drawing made
II physically impossible to 1ll them Without e
few days delay, aud as q short postponement
was Inevitable, ii was determined u defer it to
time that would make a full drawing sure by
the sale. Of all the tickets.
rrhe money necessary to pay in null the offer
ed gifts is now upon depnsit in the Farmers
and DroverS' Bank. ~ Will be seen by the fol-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier:
r.,.t Farmers q q d Drovers' Bank.
Louisville, KY, Sept 2, 1872.
This is TO certify that there is now on deposit
in this bank over half a million OF dollars to
the credit OF the Gilt Concert fund. 500 009 OF
which Is heldby enJs bank as Treasurer of IN,
Public Library of Kentucky to pay of all giftA
to be awarded 1T the drawing.
go *. y. VEACH, Cashier.
1000 Prizes. amounting to
5000 d U ~ e A.. II,
will be awarded, The highest p tzes being $780,
0Gp. $50 O0D x25.0la, and Jtwn ia r~tlEar grada-
tion TO Sl0a which L. the To-. e-i.
The drawing will isOSitivs.S ana snequi 90
cally take place Dsceintirf Axr Is are per
e.nptorily required 10 close 5ales anu make re-
turns Noveinoei % la order L. give ample time
fo. the insu srrangemen ;. vr'iefS for a. kets
or app; lcstions Tor circulars should he address
ed to Gov. fd,rS h. BRA MLkIIE,
AgentPuplie Library Vi Kentucky. -
Lou SNilIe. KV.
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OFFICIAL:
\ Proclamation:

By the President of the United States O.
AmeySea.S : OF i15j l}iC1 ID
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ELEcroHs Ar LARGE.
Holm GHFE.


....,., ALPHONS0 HART.
D1sr.n DtsFRIgT ELECTORS. sa
1. JOSHUAiH. BATES. 81 t.i ~
2. WILLIAM E. DAVIS. - - .
8. THOMAS MOORE.
4. WILLIAM ALLEN. vt,ssr
s. MATTHEW C. HALE. .,t &.
6. GEORGE r. HAYNES. I'D
Z. MARCUS BOGGS. - E.J..,5 !;
s. CHARLES PHELIlIS. fsi. I4fs
8. JOHN s. JONES.
10. CHRISTOPHER G.. KEECH. 9
III. HOMER @. JONES 81
u. LUTHER DONALDSON ssa ?
Is. ISAAC SMUCKER. y is1,a
IA. ISAAC NJ. KIRBY. et3 -" q
Is. CHARLES 81. GROSVENOR.
l6. JONATHAN 7. UPDEGRAFF
IL. JOSHUA A. RIDDLE. it5q
Is. JOHN r. BUCHTEL. ~ !,ars5
l9. AARON WILCOX. - -
20. JOHN 3. GRANNIS.
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LAND NOW FOR A FINAL
t..ai LILO R{ZMPERu le 80 J.

An opinion has become prevalent
that Grant is, virtually elected Presi-
dent, and that the election on Tuesday
next is merely a formal affair. 1t Isl
true that the siections this month were
favorable 70 his reelection, but they
are BY no means conclusive. The vote
that is cast in November is the vote
that decides who is tobe the President
for the next four years. The issues have
been made up; and more argument is
unnecessary; all that we ask Of the
people'is a careful and deliberate sur
vey of the acts Of the present admins
tration, aud the probabilities Under q
new one headed by Horace Greeley.
The charges against Grants Admins
tration stand improved and unprovable;
but On the contrary, oar internal rels-s
tions are prosperous our government
is economical; and our foreign relations
are managed with prudence and policy.
The malignant ISLANDERS and yitupera-
tion of the coalitionists have been met
and the terrible judgment OF conde1nnas
ton has been swift and dsoFerpuweEing.
Gen. Grants Adm inistEation rises from
the crucibIe brighter and grandef, not
by reason of promises made, but by
grand fulfllment of the peoples expec-
tations. His sturdy independence, clear
Judgment, sound sense, sagacious ,coun1
sci, wise policy and firm action COM
mend him and his Administrations the
people. sa - sef5znu 8afs 3
The only thing that remains to. be
done now to insure sweeping victory
is for the Republicans to be on the
alert. Let no excuse keep you away
from the polls on Tuesday. Give the
whole day to electing q President. Vote
yourself and see that your neighbors
vote. "a 2.i'
We warn our friends not to allow
anything that can be fairly done to
remain undone to insure US victory.
Let COMMITTEES work, with a lgim,.
and Republicans stand shoulder to
shoulder ia the labor of next Tuesday,
and the yietories of October will be in
tensifed % November, and the stained
dagger of the corruptionists aimed at
the heart Of the nation, viii bee their
own destruction.
REPUBLICANS rally once more to
your country's defense. -. - - =
= r.
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0higbe.t order for 81. Agent in every town on
a perpetual income. send igc. for specimen to
Magazine, ''5I Liberty ST., N Y
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5;,A ADAHs. Clerk Of RiohiAnd Tp. .Bsi. Coo
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NATIONAL tREPUBLIGAN
- 81 s3 : =. ICKE.
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IAFFENTION. .REPUBLICANs.,

AFfewdaSs age .wereferned briefly to
. report that aHsystematic attempt
would be made BY the Greeley mana
gerstoearry the election. by frsud We
referred then to this county particular
". Fun 2 Information, s, howevery has
since been placed in our possession from
which it appears that the Organization
IS widespread, and that frauds are to- be
attempted liz all yther Western States,
but especially in Ohio, Indiana, and
IIIirnic
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NJOTICEfs hereby given to the Qualified
IN Electors of Belmont County. state of Ohio.
thai general election wall b. h-l1 as requi red
BY law on the Tuesday after he irsL Monday
in NoHamhe in Lhi. wear -nt-ing
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
EMPIRE BALL.

The ball given in Empire City on Thurs
day evening on the opening OF Rlchey
r. Williamson new hall, was in all
RESPECTS a most brilliant affair, 80 couples
being present. The hall was brilliantly
lighted for the occasion, and all the ar
langements were most satisfactory to all
concerned. The music was furnished by
a band from Gold Hill, led by Thomas
brotherhood, and was all that could be
desired. The supper was in keeping with
the other arrangements II was Il most
ample repast, consisting of all the delica-
cies suited to the taste Of an epicure.
The hall is situated in the second story
of the building, and is approached by
steps from the outside 1t is 26X46 feet in
the clear. with an arched ceiling overhead
which is 49, feet high in the center. The
floor is n most excellent n of tongue
and sroovcd lumber, n has a sufficient
spring TO give elasticity to the feet ofdan-
GERS and render dancing easy and COM
Portable. Dancing commenced about
half-paSt nine in the evening and was
continued until four in the morning.
The adies present, among whom were
many from Carson City. presented a bril-
liant and happy appearance in THEN rich
and gorgeous attire. Silks, poplins, tarl-
tan, and delaines, ~variously trimmed and
surmounted by applique and illusion
overSkirtS. were among the prominent
features in dress. Among 50 many hand
some and smiling countenances it would
be- hard 10 determine which lady was the
hcIle ofthe evening, and we took no note
ofany but the supper bell.
No disturbances occurred to mar the
pleasures OF the evening and the affair
WAS n decided success. No doubt many
parties will be given in Empire the COM
inr Winter, and all who attend may rest
assured of receiving enjoyment sufficient
TO guarantee the trouble OF going.