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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-08

THE CAVALRY RAID IN TEENEssEE.-The
object of the raid now being made in Ten
nessee, by the rebel cavalry force under
Wheeler, reported four thousand strong, is
to destroy Rosecrans' communications, cap
ture ard destroy bis supply trains. and
throw all possible obstacles in tho way of
achievements. The enemy seemed to have
effected a crossing of the Tennessee river,
between Chattanooga and Bridgeport on
Friday last, and among its fist exploits
captured train of two hundred wagons and
an ammunition train of twelve wagons. They
then proceeded due north to McMinnville,
which was defended by the 4th Tennessee
infantry, bu without artillery or forti6ca-
tions. McMinnville was reached on Satur-
day, its defenders attacked and captured the
town held by Wheeler. From McMinn-
vile they took nearly due west, burning
Stone River bridge on the way, and appear
ing before Murfreesboro on Monday, but
declined to make an attack. Our cavalry
Is on their track; if the report is to be relied
upon. the rebels are rapidly retresting -
Gin. Commercial 9th.
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Nae FRENCH INv1rEp no MEx1oo =,

TIE FRENCH INVITED TO MEXICO BY ME-
SEwARD.-While we are complaining Sc
much of the course of Napoleon in his inya-
sion of Mexico, aud threatening a war with
France as consequence, it may be at least
interesting, if not i'm portsnt, to recall the
fact that the French Emperor has been in
vited by the Administration TO do precisely
what he has done. The Atlas and Arq,ss
rsproduces, from one of the first diplom attic
letters written by Mr. Seward after taking
Office, dated April 6, 1861, and addressed to
Corwin, our Minister at NJ exico, the follow
ing:
"For few years past the condition OF
Mexico has been SO unsettled as to raise the
question on both sides of the Atlantic whether
the time has come whsn some foreign posoer
ought, in the general interest of society, 10
intervene to establish protectorate, or some
other form of Government, in that country
and guarantee tic continuance there"
Taking Mr.. Stewards hint Napoleon de-
cided some time ago that the time had come,
and acted accordingly. With what grace
can the Government which invited his in
PREVENTION go to war with him for making
it?- Chicago Post.
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0TThe Louisville Democrat, noticing the
telegraph that Crittenden aud McCook are
to be court-martisled for their conduct at
the late battle, thinks it strange that any
one should hold those officers worthy Of
censure, or believe that they are responsible
for the recent disaster. The Democrat says:
That they were swept from the field is en-
tirely due to their thin, extended lines,
which the general plan. or want of plan, of
the battle gave them. A court-martial
could not make this palmer, nor throw upon
them the responsibility which belongs else
where" 'Those who have read the
account OF the battle can see that the true
blame rests on other shoulders
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TIE FOREIGN MEs.oF wAR-WEAr To
THE WIND?-Our people are quite at a loss
to understand why the Great Powers, of
Europe should be crowding into this port. as
Ii simultaneously, so many of their m ost
powerful men-of-war; but, may be, we sbaI,
have it all explained in day or two. il,
some rosy telegram from Washington. The
arrivalsi to-day are as follows:
English ship-of- the lime Nile, E. T. Bar.
pard, four days from Halifax. Has on board
Admiral Milne.
English steam frigats Immortalite, G..
Hancock, cone mander, four days from Ber-
muda.
English dispatch-boat NimbI Given,
comm ander, four days from Halifax.
French frigats Guerrero, commander Rey-
nolud. three days from Halifax.
Having resolved to tender the hospitali-
may arise, will not these English men and
FFepchmen feel sighted. if like courtesy
IL not extended to them2-M Y. Erpr-,,-
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T"Never were such dinner parties
given since New York was a city as are
given now"-writes the correspondent of
the London Times-"Delmonico' three
restaurants at the beginning, the middle. and
the end of the dining region Of the metro
polls. are kept fully employed; and dinners
of twenty and thirty persons at $50 head,
exclusive of wine. are of nightly occurrence.
The guests prefer the choicest and most
costly vintages regardless of the paper price ..
Madeira at $12 bottle, Chateau Lafitte at
the same rate, and Chambertin at $16, are
none too expensive for their tastes. Why
should they be? Do not many of these peo-
pie often make as much as $4,000 in a
forenoon in the rise of stocks that fuctuate
as much as IL per cent. from day to day?-
And have they not as much right as the
TOOL In Scripture to say Let US eat and drink,
!"r Tomorrow we dep"
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ANOTHER DRAFT.-So far as the raising
of troops is concerned it is woll understood
that the CONSUMPTION has been an entire
failure, and that either another draft will
have to be ordered under it, or the conscrip-
ton itself will surely have to be abandoned
This question will be one Of the first to be
brought before Congress at the approaching
session, unless the President issues Procla-
nation for another draft before next De-
cember. Instead of 100000 men the ad-
ministration expected to get by this draft
before, they will not get over 10000. and
1t Is necessary to have moro men to carry
on the war. So look out for another draft.
-Plaindealer.
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ADVANCE IN ToBACco.-Messrs. j. It. Sui.
I'y1n Bro, Al Vine-street, Cincinnati,
sold 81 last week to Mcssrs. Kerchival and
Iruesdale, manufacturers, of this city, one
nogshead of Mason County tobacco at the
handsome price of S35 per hundred pounds
the highest price obtained for Mason Co.
TOBACCO this season. The tobacco was grown
Sy Mr. as Norris Of Germantown, Mason
tered in the Ladies Glass, at the KentncLv
State Tobacco Fair, held on the 9th If
May last, and he not being the lucky one
the tobacco was offered, sold and rejected A.
Ice. Mr.. Norris offered the same hosshead
two weeks ago in Louisville, and it brought
Gle, and was rejected, sent back to Cincin-
nali and sold, showing an advance of 16cts
since last May.
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OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI Colonel
Francis P. Blair, of Missouri, is right iu bis
structures upon the Administration for not
opening the Mississippi river to comm erce,
but, on the contrary, h;ndering 1t with re-
strictions that reuder trade impossible -
The Administration is entirely ruled by
New England and Eastern iDflu ences, VIII ich
never desire to see the Mississippi really
opened, and whose interest it is to keep the
people Of the West tributary to the lines Of
the railroads to the Atlantic, by means of
which they realize vast dividends and en-
ormous profits upon their shares and stocks
In said railroads.
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northumberland from Duty.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFEIcE,1
WAsBIEeToN, September %, 1885
aENERAL ORDERS NO 322

GENERAL ORDERS NO oZz
/. The President of the United States
directs that the Goth and 2Tst Army Corps
be consolidated and called the 4th Army
Corps, and that Major General Gordon
Grange be the commander of this consoli-
dated corp.
II. It is also directed that a Court Of
Inquiry be convened. the detail to be here
after m ade, to inquire and report upon the
conduct of Major Generals McCook and
Crittepden in the battles of the 18th and
Goth instant. These officers are relieved
from duty in the Department of the Cum
berland, and will repair to Indianapolis, In
diana, reporting their:arrival to the Adju-
tant Cereal of the Army.
By {, or Of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FIR ON Knoxville and MoMinnvi1le,

8. PHILADELPHIA, October ga special
from Knoxville, Teen. to the Bulletin.
saws Colonel Carter has taken position at
BULBS Gap. The rebels hold Greenville.
strongly reinforced. Bayard and Woolford
are still in advance below London, skirmish-
ing with the rebel cavalry.
The rebel attack on McMinnville, indi-
Gates formidable flank movement to cut
Rosecraus' lines and isolate Burnside On
the 18th the rebels attacked our right, and
was repulsed after a fight of two hours. A
large number of rebels were taken prison
ers. They express modification at the re-
suit of the Chickamauga battle. Their
losses exceeded ours. Two rebel divisions
were reported at Harrison's Landing, on the
Tennessee. Rebel cavalry made an effort
to cross the river on the 30th, but were
driven back.
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Commercial.
MAYsVILLE MARKET.

-, THSEsDAY, Oct. 8, 1858.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans, Bbls. 62@65c: Ha1F
Bbls. SIC.
COFFEE 80 to $40 with upward tendency.
WHEAT.-Red 90c.; White 81 00@$1 05.
FLoUR.-Selling at from SIS 1895 rs.
Whisky.Z.Market firm Ross q Newell's extra
selling at SIC.
Crush Sugar, Tic.
Gran u TIC. 7--e1e=---- 5e..1-.--.----
Loaf {" lie. -.
BAooS.-sides Sc; Hams 1o@12c; Shoulder.
81 cents.
LARD. to lie, per b.
HEHP.-$120 to 1925 per ton.
ToBAoco.-Se1ling st 7@1l6c lbs.
MAoKERtL:-Bbis! No. 2, $12; Halfbbls. 700,
SALT.-5oc. g busbel.
IsoS;ZBar Iron a5<; Nail Iron 61l@s; Horse
NAILs.-$5 25 for 10d.
RIoE.-s5Sc. q b.
.FEATHERs.-43 cents lbs.
FLAX SEED.-$1 SIS per b6sf1e1. ss
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LOUISVILLE, October Nashville dates
10 the 9Th state that Wheeler's Cavalry, es-
timsted at 1000. with four pieces of artil-
lery, appeared this m orning 10 front of Muir.
freestoro, but did not attack US. At last
accounts they were still in the vicinity. Our
cavalry had several skirmishes with them,
and secured number of prisoners. A party
OF ehel cavalry also opened on the stockade,
at Stone River Bridfe After burning the
bridge they retired. Two small bridges are
reported Destroyed on the Chattanooga Road
The rebel force are reported holly pursued
by our cavalry, and are rapidly retreating.
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G-The Ninth Indiana Regiment went
into the dis astrous battle of Chickam auga
with 275 men, and the next night 40 was
all that was left of them. Four officers
were killed and six wounded. Lieut.. Col.
Lafsslle is missing and supposed to be
killed.-Ft. Wane Press.
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CAIRO, October 5.-The steamer Ander-
son has arrived from Memphis. She brings
two hundred bales of cotton and three hun
dred passengers.
The Bulletin of the 8 has late news from
Little Rock. sAll quiet there. Trains ran
regular from Duvall's Bluff to Little Rock.
The mails are uncertain. Price is retreating
toward Texas.
The steamer War Eagle was fired into
twelve times by guerrillas, above Colum bia,
Miss. Nobody hurt.
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CT HOLD THAT THIS GOVERN
MENT WAS MADE OK THE WHITE
BASIS. BY WHITE MEN, FOR THE
BEN Eft OF WHITE MEN AND
THEIR POSTERITY FOREVER."-&-
Pbs1 4. Douglas.
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To REVIVE WITHERED FLOWERS PluDge
the stems into boiling water, and by the time
the water Ia cold the flowers will revive
The ends of the stalks should then be cut
Of, and the flowers should be put to stand
In cold water, aud they Twill keep fresh
several days.
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GFJudge Black has been making great
speech in Pensy in which he makes
nice little cut at somebody, and it is sup
posed that Mr.. Cameron can tell who it is
Speaking of Judge Woodward, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, he says:
m UGH as we honor aud love him person.
ally, 1t is not for his sake that we desire to
make him Governor. Setting aside his f.
delitv and ours to the National Governm ent
and Union, we could do something a great
deal more for his profit than that. Let him
avow his apostacy from the faith of his
fathers; let him prostitute his conscience and
his intellect to the purposesof Abolitio uism;
let him forget that he belongs to the eau
casiau variety of the human species, aud
enter the service of tbe negro; let him make
a few speeches to show the superiority of
the African over the Saxon race; let him
contrive the ways aud means of promoting
negro instructions, and always stand ready
to take the part Of the negro, right or wrong;
above all, let him denounce the Constitu-
ton as it is, and curse the Union as it was;
let him abandon the principles of liberty in
which he was bred, and degrade himself low
enough to call every freeman a traitor who |
8 not willing to be s slave. If he will do |
his he may get contract on which he can |
cheat the United States at the rate Of a
1undred thousand dollars a month. If his |
nexperieDce should make him awkward,
md he should be detected and exposed, SO
hat even his confederates in knavery are
ompelled TO admit his guilt, there would
I'LL De resource for him. When the worst
omes 10 the worst. we can get him a for
Ign mlsslon-send him to cool his bushes |
o the SHOWS OF Russia, or harden the bronze
pom his cheek under the hot sun of Spain.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-08

LoTALTY.-Butlsr describes true LOYALTY
inthis wise;
"For loyalty isstill the same,
Whether it win or lose the game,
True a. the dial to the sun,
Although it be not shone upon"
What would become Of our shoddy loyalty
OF the present day, II the sun Of govern
mental patronage was to withdraw It's shin.
tsg?-Aess York Nes1G.
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TIE WAR NEWS.

~ We publish all the dispatches of import
ancs since last week. Rosecrans is report
ed safe in Chattanooga. Bssuregard is safe
at Charleston. Grant is safe on the Missis-
sippi. Banks is safe at New OrIeans.-
Meade is safe on the Rapidan. For the rest,
see dispatches ~
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III H Mackerel, Salmon, Herring,
Il Sardines, Lake and other fish o'
ALEX MADDOX
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The mau who courted an investigation,
says it isn't half as good as counting an af-
fsctionste girl.
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NEW HGMS.-5OO canvassed Hams or
~ my last years curing, sweet, sound, juicy
and of unEivalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX
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URN MEAL.-From picked flint grain
~ and csrefnlly milled, ever on haad.
ALEX. MADDOX
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OAKUM-ChoTce prepared always on
~ hand A. MADDOX
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OLD HAMS-2OO two year old can
~ vassed of lot of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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'NEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MADDOX.
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GHEESE-Themost select brands of rieh>
~ pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. MADDoN.
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DLOCK AND TACKLE-En assert n,ent
ID embracing all sizes of superior construction
ALEX. MADDOX,
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{ OFFEE.-The choicest descriptions al
~ ways kept in full supply.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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NORDAGE-Hemp and Manila ropes Of
- all sizes from plough line to ships cable
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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IORN IN THE EAR--Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX
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BOURBON WHISKY.-A large stoekor
- pure copper distilled Whisky, from. one to-
four years old, always kept on hand for sale low
oy brI or gallon. ALEX MADDOX.
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and Whits
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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IA mlLY FLOUR.-The choicest brands
Il always kept ALEX. MADDOX.
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COMMON WHISKY. - An atnDdont
~ supply of common Whiskeys, at very low
rates, always on hand.
AIE& MADDOX
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ODD BOURBON.-5O Brls. choice Bouri
~ bon Whis4Eey very Old, pufe, highly tiavored
ana oily ALEX. MADDOX.
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ST. LOUIS, October 5'-The Democratic
Ieavenworth special says General Blunt
left Fort Scott for Fit. Smith. The guer-
rillss are cutting off trains, and the enemy
is around Fort Smith in meRacing atti-
tude.
The Mayor Of Parkville and one bun
dred other citizens of Platt County, NO.,
made a statement to the effect that there are
now in Leavenworth one hundred Union
men and families who have fed from Platt
County for fear of violence from Missouri
militissm en. and if change in the condi-
ton of affairs is not sooe made the lives
and property of Union men in Platt County
will be at the mercy of men whose loyalty
has always been, at best doubtful.
So many destitute refugees have arrived
at Levenworth that the Mayor has been
compelled to issue proclamation to pro-
vide means to relieve their necessities.
A Convention Of all editors of Kansas
was held in Leavenworth on Wednesday to
arrange for concert of action on the military
misrnle in the Department of Missouri.
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New YoRk, October 5.-The steamship
City of London, from Liverpool 23i and
Queenstown Oath, has arrived. The with
drawal of Mason is confirmed. The Times
says that if the Confederates are offended
with England for trying to keep in the right
it is sorry for it, but the loss is theirs, while
the relief to the British Govern N ent will
be great, and the ma ton will be great, and
the nation will have nothing to repent.
A crowded m Getting at Leeds adopted res
olutions rejoicing that the war was shaping
itself into Que for the destruction of slavery;
denouncing the building Of war ships for
the Confederates, and appiauding the Gov
eminent for OBTAINING those built.
The Times city article warns the Gov
eminent against going too far in stopping
ship building for belIigerants, while NUM-
tions of war are freely supplied. and says
the course bears too much resem blauce to
the views of Federal politicians. @
The La France says the Federal corvette
Kearsage, at Breast, will receive precisely
similar treatment accorded to the Flor ida.
Each vessel will enjoy this same rights and
advantages.
The Europe, of Frankfort, asserts that
Archduke Macmillan has finally accepted
the Mexican Crowd, at all risks and perls,
even reuouncing the rights and perogatives
under the Austrian crown.
The Paris correspondent. Of the Morning
Post asserts that the Washington Govern
ment assisted Juarez with arms and ammu.
milton.
The Paris Moniteur published an address,
dated Angus: Is. by the Polish NationsE
Government to Prince Gear Tiorsky, which
has a.ready appeared in England. The
event created a sensation, and capsed fall
on Bourse. Many journals regard it a vir-
tual recognition Of the Poles as beNigerents-
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STONE WARE-Every kind of vessels
~ OF the best manufactured earthern ware.
ALEX. MADDOX
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SALT-Best Kanawha and Ohio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the bag.
A. MADDOX
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EANDLES-Choic brands Of Star and
~ Tallow candles, adapted to all seasons.
ALEX MADDOX
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LOUISVILLE, October 5 Headquarters
First Division of Cavalry, near Dunlap, O:to :
Der g.. Colonel Edward NJ McCook, with
the First Wisconsin and Second Indiana
Cavalry. attacked Wheeler's force, four
thousand, at Anderson's Cross Roads yester.
day; and whipped them badly. killing and
wounding one hundred and twenty, aud
taking eighty-seven prisoners, recapturing
all the Government property, including
eight hundred and nine mules, and the bro.
visions taken from our trains.
Among the prisoners is a Major on
Wbeeler's staff, commander of his escort:
Major on General Martins staff; Colonel
Russell, comm andiug brigade, and nine other
officers The enemy was completely routed
md driven ten miles.
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elegant and substantial in appearance.
and useful and ornamental.
After the presentation q number of
toasts were drank, among which We note
the following. which we're appropriately
and happily responded to by the gentle
men named:
REGULAR ToAsrs
l. The President of the United States
Respondent-H. Strong. Esq.
2. Our Generals in the field and tho
Soldiers under them. They are winning
for themselves a military reputation un
excelled In the history of modern war
fare.
Respondent--Col Weaver.
.. The Governor of the State of Iowa.
Responsibility. MeGugin.
4. The Campaigns of the Mississippi
Valley. A succession of brilliant achieve.
ments. crowned by the reopenipg to the
commerce of the world of this most mag.
nihcent OF rivers from ito source to lis
mouth. HAIL ] bail
Respondent--Col Rankin.
s. The Navy. The prompt vidicica.
tor Of the Nations honor.
Responsibility f. Knowles.
6. The Ladies. Sweethearts and wives.
may the first be last, and the last first
hespondent-H. Scott Howell, Eco.
The ladies and gentlemen then with
drew at . seasonabls hour in the ha ppiest
spirits, highly pleased with the enter
talnment of the evening, and pronoup.
cling it complete success in every re.
spect.
The following letter from Judge Lowe
was read by Surgeon Taylor at the begin.
ming of the exercises
kEoKuK. July 90. 1868.
Aessrs. Buell., Paul, and Taylor:
Continued prostration OF my Dervou,
system forbids my accepting your polite
Invitation to a complimentary entertain
ment given this evening At the Deminp
House to Lieut. G. j. Ball, U s. A.. .
But for the circumstance suggested
should have been glad to have mingled
with you, sentiments of regard and friend
ship for an officer, who, in the particular
sphere of duties assigned him at this
place, has proved himself firm, faithful
and efhcient. Not least of the praise due
to Lieut. Ball is the fact that in ra,,
ing 70 the army. he leaves no one in
doubt Aere where his heart of hearts is.
10 the great struggle now going forward
In this country. And would only ex.
press the hope, by way of closing sen,i
ment, that all his compeers and brother
officers IN the regular army may ever give
evidence of the same fearless, outspoken
loyalty and devotion to their country as
has the Lieutenant since he has been in
our midst. Respectfully,
r. p, Lowe.
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The OPENING THE A4aExxHn
Mr.. Lynch will open the Atbeueum TO-
morrow evening with two choice play
aud full cast Of his star company. The
lovers Of good acting should not fail to
zee Mr.. Lynch and Miss Emma Madden
and to those who love fun, We say, don I
fail TO see Smith-the redoubtable Smith
The programme will DO announced in to-
morrow mornings issue.