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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-17

q Wheat crops in East Tennessee are said
70 be small but very promising. The farmers
are engaged in planting extensive provision
7roos. and that Beciion is ssid % wssr more
bopefzI sspset than it did some months ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-17

U The Augusts papers, in consequence Of
the uncertainty Of procuring supplies Of paper
oving 10 the destruction Of the Bath Paper
: Mils, have determined, for the present, to fur
: -uish their paper at the rate Of Eve dollars for
Z I'VE moatbs. and bsve fixed the rate Of sdver-
Using At two dollars per squsra Of ten lines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

have been Justly proud have forfeited II all by absent
ing themselves al a moment wheu their own Stats
IL invaded and about 10 be desoaied BY brutal, half
savage foe Now is the time 10 reinstate themselves
by prompt return 10 duty. | appeal to them 10
stand by their country yet little longer, and not 10
suy by desertion The bright and glorious repstaton
81 the State, which they have helped 10 win on d
hundred hard-fosght fields; and appeal to all good
and loyal citizens throughout The State to give their
influence to induce these men to return. Let no one,
unmoveJ by this appeal patriotism and honor, sup
pose that he ran remain at home with impunity the
full power OF the State authorities aided If need be
by the Confedeacy shall he put in force 10 arrest him
and hriEg him TO punishment after the 9th day Of
February next, and there shall I've no rest for the de-
serter IN the borders Of Nore Carolina And let none
excuse their deseron by declaring that they go hons
to take OF their families; they will add nothing
The comforts of their families ny hiding like guilty
men in the woods BY day, and by plundering their
neghbos by night; they only bring shame and suffer-
ing upon the heads of the innocent, and then little
children. when gray headed old men, will have the
finger Of pointed OF Them and the bitter taunt
will ring IN their ears, az Your father skulked in the
woods TO keep from fighting for his country"
The State is now trying 10 provide food for your
antilles, and each county is making Similar prov-
sion; and as your Chief Magistrate promise you
that the wife and child of Ire soldier who is in the
army doing his duty shall shars the last bushsl Of
meal and the last pound Of meat in the State. Let
every patriot in the land assist with all his niusase
in the execution of this proclamation. and our vicio-
rious rasks will again be filled, and our country sooa
lie rid Of the enemy.
-, In witness whereof ZEBuLoN B. VANCE,
81 our Governor, Gapiain-General and Com
mander.in-Chief, hath signed these pre-
sents and caused the great seal Of the State
| to he affixed
! Done in our city Of Raleigh, .on the 2eth day Of
| January, in the year Of our Lord 1868.
| H z. B. VANCE.
i by The Governor:
K. y. BATTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
February4. So Sw
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al the regular meeting Of Caldwell Lodge. No.
$50. Chapel Hill, n. q January sls.. 1868. The fol.
lowing preamble and respiions were adopted:
MHEasas, The supreme Architect ofihe Universe
has removed from Fraternity by the head Of DEATH
our l'rlosrd brother, srDsEr MHlTrEn, therefore,
kssofred, That while we mourn The absence Of our
brother we ne,eHheless merkly bow 10 III. DISPENSE
tlens who dOsia all thing. well" satisfied that be
slespsiL ,weel, believing tha. be will be the Lords
= When he cOmrth make up his jewels: = AMI with
The iold hpre that We shall meet him in The Grand
Ledge above. where sll tue Masons expect 10 arrive
b. the Theological ladder winch Jacob saw.
ksDhrtd, That deeply sympalhze with the
widow and children o. out deceased brother aud that
VI YIrsI lien hearty coincidence. ever praying
.AsI ~ who drirlh the mournsrs tears and fem.
pe.eh The winds 10 The .bora Lamb" will comfort,
sa.lain and guide them through tie d,vious Winning.
u lies sncsnain Ny.
Resolved. That We chedsh sentiments Of Kind 70.
gard aud brSthery love Tor The memory Of our depart
81 brother and thai we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning ior thirty ds,s.
Res0ired rhai q copy Of these resolutions be sent
% the family Of the decreased aud also 10 the Hills
borough Reco der for publication
JOHN WHITE. ~
:. ". IEkKINs. Ia.
n. VI. WILSON,
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GvE YOUR CHILD NEwsPApER.--A child
beginning to read becomes delighted with
! newspaper, because he reads of names
and things which are very familiar, and
will make progress accordingly. A news
paper in one year Is worth quarters
schooling TO child. and every father must
consider that substantial information is
connected with advancement.
A mind occupied becomes fortified a.
gairrt the ills of life, and is braced for any
emergency. Children amused BY reading
and study are, Of course. more considerable
and more easily governed. Hsw many
thoughtless young men have spent their
evenings in = tavera or grogshop who
ought TO have been reading How many
parents, who have not spent twent, dollars
for books ior their families, would have
given thousands TO reclaim son Or daugh.
ter who bad ignoraatly and thoughtle,sly
fallen into temptation.
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Goldsborough, North Carolina,
General Orders, ,
No. S. {
'apuafy %, lS6s

General ORDERS
So.5
n COMMANDERS Of Brgades will give 10 The
Officers detailed for recruiting service, Zone from
each eompany) special instructions 10 and for
ward their companies all enlisted men absent with
out competent authority.
Ill full PARDON excep, as 10 forfeiture Of pay for
the period OF Unauthorized ABSENCE is hereby proclaim
ed 10 all enlisted men, absent without leave, who may
voluntarily return their resp Give commands on OF
before lhs 10Th day Of February next.
III. All enlisted men who do not voluntarily return
within the time specified and all who shall, alter this
date, absent themselves from their commands without,
proper authority will be charged with desertion, and
tried BY the new Military Court now ia session. Ii
found guilty, they will be sentenced 10 death, whether
present absent, aud commanders will he ordered TO
execute ac sentence wherever the condemned be
arrested.
~ Ia companies all the enlisted men of which are
present Cor duty. except those absent under legal or
ders or upon regular sick leave Division District AID
Department. Commanders are authorized to grant lur-
oughs at the rate Of one for every twenty-five men
present Tor duty in each company, and for periods
which, deducting the time necessary Tor travel, will
permit The parties remain at home fourteen DAYS.
heneyer they authorized by the facts to append
certificate which will lie required ia eyery instance
that no enlisted nan Of the company il absent with
out competent authority, Company and Regimental
Commanders will forward, through the regular chau-
neIs al the rate and upon the conditions above spec
fed. recommendations Of the men most mertorous
aud deserving oil furlongh.
v. AL enlisted men who oversiay their regular sick
fuloughs, or those granted asabove, will be imnedi-
ately arrested on ther return, aud examination made
into the facts of each case aud The flcls reported 10
the Brigade Commander who will either punish the
delinquent, cause charges 70 be preferred return
him 10 duty unpunIshed. the circumstances Of the
case may in his judgment require.
vi. Major IS. l.. Cone, Chief Quariernister, will
esase these orders 10 be advertised week for
three weeks IN every newspaper published IN North
Carolina. and ia the newspapers Published in Ccluin-
bra, Anderson, Greenve and iOikyilie. South Ca.
,slina.
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Died 90 the 18th Of December Last. Of wound
received u the baul. of Fredericksburg. Mr.. Nun.
ROE GRAY. Of The 3sJ regiment Of n. Z. Troops,
aged thirty yeats. Tie lei, his homo 10 take hi. lace
~ tie army IN July last, and H.. sii to lament his
10. vile end sister. and 18th his parents. lie was
: consistent member Of the baptist church.
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Dispatches from the West state that
Forrest had been repulsed at Fort Donel-
son. He captured battery Of four guns.
but afterwards Inst them with about hum
died and eighty men killed. wounded and
prisoners.
Resolutions have been offered ia the New
Jersey Legislature that the STATE will not
be responsible for any portion Of debt in
Cured for emancipation o! negroes in Mis-
souri, aud onher States.
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piRTY IN 4 GrNgRAL. The Chaplain Of
NE Fifth Ktnucky Regiment writes Of
Kirby smith: Before going into the bat
'le at Richmond. KY, he spent season
alone IN BIZ tent 10 prayer. When the
battle was over. he returned TO his tent,
and gave thanks 10 God Tor the victory.
When Al Lexington. KY, the minister at
The Episcopal Church refused to oIliciate
on thanksgiving day, and Gen. Smith arose.
read chapter, led 10 prayer. aud finished
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
RECRUITS WANTED.

y,HE Consc,ip. Law being partially suspended, in
order 10 gve those liable to CONSUMPTION chance
To volunteer 10 companies OF their selection, and re.
esive ,hr bounty aud other benefits provided by law
for souleers. The undersigned having been detailed on
this service by order Of MAJ Gen. G. w. Smith, will
resolve volunteers.
TH0S. B. WHITFIELD,
Sergeant Co. G. n. G. Infantry, or
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD,
Capt. Co. q, (0range Guards)
9Th n. q. Infantry.
February A. s0-3r
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Sale Of Valuable Emo Lands.

pY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity for
DGailfSrd coanty, Fall Term. 1862, I shall offer
for sale, al the Court House in Hillsborough, on
Tuesday OF February Court, being; the Esd dsy,
TRACT OF $50 ACRES more or less, belonging
10 The heirs of Emsley DonneIl. deceased known as
The Rhodes place, being plot No ], in the partition
Of the lands Of r. Donnel deceased seven miles be-
low Hillsborough, adjoining the lands of Mrs. ".
Moderwell and Others. A credit of nine months will
be given, the purchaser giving bend and approved Sc
curly. ,,rn
February 4sh. No.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
A PROCLAIM ALTON
BY
ZEBuLON b. VANCE,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Where's, il has been made known 10 me that
large numher 81 soldiers from our armies are absent
from their colors without proper leave, IN this the hour
Vt our greatest need and II being confidently believed
thai large magnify oi such Nerr lmpelleJ 10 this
tou.se hy natural and s,nusi irresistible desire 10
Gee their hoaes aud families uIer more ateI 50 long
an eh.rnee. and nn because ~ cosardy deislmin.
altos u lrse iarlr htlsr comrades 70 shale MI the
dangers and hardship, II 10. Gid alone; aud where
A., Maj Gen. a.. w Smith. Ia command Of the be.
paiinrni ii North Carolina Ii consent " the Sccrr.
tsry Of War, has published an sdef declaring that al
who may voluntarily return 10 duty by the 10th day
February next, shall be received into theiE several
commands with M other punishment than sforieilure
81 their pas Cor the time ihcs have been absent
without leave; AMI declaring further that all who do
not - return ty the 9th LAY u February, SHALL when
apprehendcd be tried 20 dcsuriilD, aud upon cOnyc-
ton, be made TO suffer death.
Now. therefore. 1. ZEBIL0N y. VANCE, Gov.
ernor Of the state oi North CSfuIhl. do issue this ms
proclamation 10 az soldiers from luis STALE serving
20 the armies IL The Gunlecracy, who are now llle
gally absent from their rolo., commanding them to
return 90 Jniy with lheu comrades. and exh0ring
them To avail themselves 81 The opportunity Of saving
their friends from the dsgrscc and infamy which will
cling forever u The name " escrter from lis coun
uy's cause aud themselves fiom ielon's Death.
Many, airor carrying their country flag in triumph
through various bloody conflicts. and making them.
selves name u whica.l caildTens children nigh
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Gov. SrASLr. w, have news BY letter
from NeWbera TO the 18th ultimo, and by
u learn that "Go,ernpr Sianly has re-
slgned in consequence 81 the emancipation
proclamation and the enrollment Of me-
groes. The enemy are raising negro regi
nenu :, Newbern. and about eleven hun
dred have been enrolled. Progress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
Y0CN6 LADIES' SCHOOL.

A PRIVATE school for young ladies will be spen
n I'd by Miss Mangum, al the residence o. her
ms,her IL Orange county, on the 2oth Of January,
1868. They will receive instruction in The Engih
branches and music, and end home in her mothers
family. Parents and guardians who desire further
particulars will please address Miss NJ. p. Mssguu,
either Al Red Mountain or Flat River, Orange osun.
ii. y. &.
December 9Th. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
MARG-ID.

Near Oaks. % The sih inst, by The Rev. r. J.
Grave,. Nc. ARNOLD SMITH 70 Miss LIEUGENA
PATTERSON. both o. hi. county
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the services. In the Kentucky campaign
Gen. Smith was the only General who sue
ceeded in his part Of the programme.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
MOTTO L.

IN u III ~ II.
4 LOST Ny P0CkET.BU0k on the 18Th 81 Ne.
sen5er last, containing between eighty and uinoiy
dollars also one sce Of hsnd on A. G. Mct'isy for
seuyrniy five dollars; one note on SILLY Whitfield
aud Jsan No1s for lhiriy.sgh, dollars and lev
cents, The exact amount mol remembered; also ems
note III Allied Biaock for fifteen dollars; also . re-
ceip. f.on Lewis Bobbit for note on George ".
Morton III sixty dollars. All PERSONS are hereby ns.
iii dn u irads for any Of iks above noiss, - pay
msa. has been stopped.
JAMES G.. McCLOER,
AsCrsys s,srs, ". G.
Jsrssg sls.. 7s-tlp
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given by the subscriber that
~ there is MONEY ON HAND belonging to
the estate Of James Thompson, deceased, Tor disibu-
ton AMONG The heirs of said estate. will not he re-
sponsibe for interest the depreciation Of the money
after this date.
A. ANDERSON. Admir-.
January 2lst. rs
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R &c EWING.

RECEIVING.
III Casks RICE,
= SO reams Wrapping Paper,
% reams Letter Paper, 900 packs Envclops,
J. 10 bbls. Sugar, 900 lbs. Sweeds Iron,
20 kegs Nails, 10 lbs. Cast Steel,
30 lbs. Brads. 50 LIS. Cut Tacks,
1000 Slate Pencils, 50 States.
3 d1z Scissors, Tea Kettles,
Odd Lids, sad Irons. DC. &c.
w. N. BROWN u co.
February 10. al
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N Office

N q IC u.
fssHE Subscriber having been qualified Of November
Court. 1862. as administrator TO the estate Of
JOHN CASTOR CARRELL, notice is hereby
given 10 al persons indebted TO the estate 10 COME
forward and make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them within the iiss
prescribed by law OF this notice will be plead il bar
Of their recovery.
ALSEY CARRELL, Admf.
January 2sth. ,e-3wp
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

MURFREESBoRO', June 2-There is no con-
elusive evidence that Claiborne's division Of
Bragg's rebel army has been sent to Vicksburg.
Only the infantry divisions Of Breckinri6ge
and MCGOWAN and the cavalry corps of For
rest formerly Van Dorn's) are known TO have
gone, as has been stated. Doubtless the entire
divisions of Withers, Claiborne and Cheatharn
the infantry brigades of Anderson and Jackson,
and the cavalry divisions OF Wheeler and
Wharton, are in our front.
Gen. Payne writes to Gen. Rosecrans, from
Gallaun, that ne has devised and put in effect
a plan of changing the slave labor in his sub
department to compensated labor. The male
negroes are hired st eight dollars, and the
females at five dollars per month TO their
former masters, and written contracts 10 this
effect are entered into The plan is admirably
working, and Gen. Payne says that the owners
declare that they never had so much done, nor
half so well, .befora.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspATuEEs
THE SIEGE OF yiCksBuRG.
The Position Of the Federal Army-Late,
from East Tennessee

The Position Of the Federal Army-Later
from East Tennessee. tst
PHlLADELPHIA, June 3.-The Bulletin has a
special dispatch from Cincinnati stating ,ha. a
dispatch 10 the Gazette from Cairo gives the
tolir wing inform alton from an Off Ger who na
"lriNs fron Fickhurg: The base OF the Fed
sral lines extends from right TO left on the Mis-
sisslppi-from the fazoo to the lower part OF
Ticksburg-oyer six miles In the rear on
lines come up to the rebel lines of the town.
and We hold uHdispdted possession Of eyery-
thing between Big Black bridge and sixty feet
OF the rear Of the rebel army.
at last accounts General Frank BlaiT's di.
vision had started for the Big Black bridge;
destination unknown.
1t is believed that the gunboat Cinciunati
can be raised. The casualties are not over fif-
teen.
Deserters report the rebel loss to be exceed
ingly heavy on the lid ult.
The cessation Of he stilities on the 21st was for
the pnrrose OF letting the women and children
A dispatch from Some set, Kentucky, SAYS
that 20 refugees had come in from East Ten
nessee.
There are but few rebel troops in Knoxville.
Many have passed through recently, however,
going West. The rebel pickets on the Csmber.
land have resumed their old positions.
From the Richmond Papers of Tuesday
Nothing Later from Vicksburg.
WASHINGTON, June 3-[issociated Press
uispatch i passengers arriving here by the
boat from Aqua Creek report that flag OF
truce last night brought over the Richmond
papers Of yesterday. There were in them Nc
dates from Nicksburg later than already pub
lisbed. The rebel officers informed the bearer
OF the flag CT truce thar they h ad receivedJater
adyices. in effect that Ficksburg was no: txken.
The papers. It'll said by those who saw them,
contained no intelligence of interest from any
part OF the South. One OF them, perhaps the
Enquirer, editorially dsprecates the newspaper
attacks on Gen. Pennberton, and says that this
course tends to demoralize the troops that a
frequent change of commanders causes delay
and produces other disastrous effects, and
refers as to case in point 10 such to the course
OF the United States.
One OF these papers apologies to its p patrons
for not giving the vote OF the soldiers in Vir-
ginia in the late election, as il would afford Us
an idea of the actual strength.
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From Havara-The e. ;orsed Capture OF
puebla not Cd Sfrmed.

New YORK, June he steamer Eagle,
from Havana on the 36sh, has arrived. The
Mexican news is not yetconfirmed, and strong
doubts are thrown ripon il Dy mexicans In Ha-
yana. The reported dates are said 70 render
the news Improbable Gesa. Rubalbaca, late
General OF Marine, IS passenger in the Eagle,
IN Tonte 10 SPAN.
The E teanaer Haro sailed on the Goth to run
the h1ecka1a Tho sleop OF war Juria.s sailed
ms es1na day, a-lel, i<is ruaored, captured The
Hero, ana took her % Key. Hss., N
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DRoPosALs FOX HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QUARfERMAsfRR's OPFIos, }
Forage DsPoTtmsHi. Cor. g and ed streets. )
WASEJyGT6g n q Anil l6 Iat9 I


Forage Department. Cor. G and ed streets. ;
WASHINGTON, D. O.. April is. 1863
WRIrrES PROPOSAL are invite for furnishing
hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use Of
this DEPOT to be delivered st the Rsilrosd Depot,
or at any of the Government whsrves in this city
The proposals to be- addressed to the under
ngned, and they should state the qusntity of
delivery.
Proposals viii be received for i've thousand
Is g) bushels of Corn Oats sod Efty 80, tons of
Hayo Straw and upwards. unl less it should be for
the Interesa Of the Government to contract for \
less amount.
All grain to be put mp In good sacks, Of about two
ts) bushels each, which 10 be furnished at the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely haled,
All Grain and Fay offered TO be subject to rsid
inspection by the Government Ins spector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders, as the utert ss Oh
the service may require. Good security will re
required for the faithful fulhlent of any contract
made under this advertisement
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. 8. l.. BROWN,
apT-Sm Captain and A. @. Ii. u 8. A.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
xl JNGTtIN

OFet Chi0 Qpartsrmasfsy, May %, 1853.
nRALEks IN AGRfcuLTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR.
DEN SEEDS, &C., requested to furnish this office
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS n. GREENE, Chief Quartsrm.st.r, De-
partmant OF Washington. my 2S IF
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PROPOSALS.
AILROAD IRON FOR SALE.


q. 3 MILITARY RAILhoAD OpTIcK,
$50 u 81, Wasafax:oa. May il, I1S3.{
Re.sAsse OF sss ez- 2aia tons Of new RAILROAD
lkON, 90 pou nds te the yard
S'1 n. :aHis e., st Pitsssz.s, Peg s1nsylysniA.
ssn days asss 0oss tSs esas
undersisped TIE lroa for which said bid was made
All bids must be sealed and directed to the nm
SSsr,Rssnsd; S Washinsson, D. O.. and indorssa "pids
The right to reject any and all bids is expressly
B.as Yin b rst,iysd - above invited until June
myis-td n. D. ROBINSON. oapt and A O NJ.
OUARTsRMAsrnR aENERALs oEPIol.
Owners Of steam vessels are invited to send to the
SoaxNrmsster Generals Once tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
pslers, whs Tier iron or copper fastened .is. and
1sies st which they are offers for long or short
case of loss, or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of eharterins.
the Quarterlnaster's Department are requestsd to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
gInnt. ana aisS the price 1t which they win DO
: An such tenders should be addressed to the
Eashn ston, and should ;. S endorsed PTopo.saIs . Is
Tor charter OF sale of ate smerB.o
When received, they viii be considered, and the
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewsters, by substituting wherever 1t
can do So vessels OF egaI sss for
mar q Sm QuhrtarmaSter General.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4th
ChRNCROSs & DIXEY'S
MINSTRELS.
The STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IL THEIR
GRAND ETHIOPIAN SOIREEs,
Producing all the Latest Novelties.
Nsso md Beamiful SONGS,
Lsuehah,e Burlesenes, Plantation Scenes.
GRAND INsTRU MENTAL OvERTUkEs,
Vocal Qrartetts, Fancy Dances, &C., &C.,
Al performed by this
WORLD-RENOWNEDT TROUPE
AT THEIR
OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.
READ TEE LIST Up AgTIsfEs
J. L. Carneross. EFF. Dixey,
Prank urap, ], H Boss
j. g.. Coz, A. d. Racket
6. C.mpbeil, J: Lamont,
Thomas A. Beckett, M b. Edmonds
Simpson g. Patterson
n. Fraser, Chas. Gibbons.
Forming in all the
LARGEST ORGASiGATioH EyTANF.
Doors open at quarter past : O'Clock. Enter
tsinment commences at o clock.
Tickets IS cents; reserved seats 80 cents Office
cpen for the sale OF secured sests from 10 a. m to
p.m j. L. ChRNCROeS MANAGE.
je 2-3tT JAMES W. HOLDEN Agent