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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
YRiSais~ippi sfenIS.

Col Hissong entered upon the duties of
Post Commandant, yesterday, having sue
.ceedel Colonel Young who has lately peeh
mustered out of service with his regiment
-yicksburg Herald 2sth.
There were thirteen interments reported
by the city Sexton, for the past Week oi
which ten were colored,-Ih.
On the Goth inst, meeting was held at
Rankstou for the purpose of organizing
another manufacturing company. we
fo1,dIv hone that stock enough VIII be
promptly subscribed to lay the tounaaIloh
of another Mill at that place. Our enter
prising citizens, }. y. COOK ana n. a ; oc"-
ard are the sole propTietors of the entire
village. including the fine merchant millS
Under their guidance, we predict that
Rankston will be rehabitated, and be hseH
again.-GIeensboro Nldette
On Friday last, the body of a negro man
was found in Luxapalila, east of Columbus,
in state of rapid decomposition. There
was n hole in the skull, as of pistol pan,
the man evidently having been murdered
and thrown in the water for concealmeht'
From a scar on the left arm, the body was
recognized by the parties on the ground
No clue as to the perpetrators OF the hl'ir-
der-Columbus Index
Wesley Gordon was in the log business at
Rucatunna. and had two negroes employed.
On Friday morning there was rain. W hen
the rain had partially subsidized, Gordoh
told the negro teamster to start his team.
He refused to go out in the rain. Cor
don told him it was not raining enough
70 sion work and he could not afford TO let
his team stand idle. The negro replied with
irnnudence and insult, to which Gordon re-
snonded with angry and bitter words. The
negro seized Gordon by the collar and drew
a bowie knife A seut1e ensued, Gordon
succeeded in getting out a small pocket
knife and inficting a slight wound on his
antagonist The man who tended the
| mill where it happened parted them
/ The negro threatened Gordon that he
/ would have him handled by the military,
| and started off. taking the railroad track
/ TO Winchester. His son, boy a dozen
wears old, followed, and another man ae-
/ companied him. The boy says, when near
| Col. Powe's, Gordon confronted them on
horseback They ran and he pursued, over
took, shot and killed them both. He was
so frightened that he ran off and hid III a
branch until the shooting was over, and
| then he went back to Bucatunna. The boy
pointed out the spot where they were Killed
and showed the tracks of Gordons horse
where he crossed the railroad track twice
during the race. The bodies had been
dragged little distance aw'v and covered
with leaves and bushes. Ulcers hav'
bean in search of GordC success
-TMErilian Messenger.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
-. ""

While engaged, yesterday evening in de-
tain of exchange papers, from every third
one of which these cabalistic initials stared
US in the face, the proprietor Of the same
appeared before us IN prOpria persona. J, n,
it may be necessary to inform a lew of our
readers, is also the proprietor of theory,
which is exclusively his own, and not
merely 50, but he is understood to be the
only man in the world that has a theory
This statement must be taket, in a limited
sense; for some philosophers-and ihe Is one
have their theories of the tides, others
have theirs of the aurora boreals, Others
theirs of the trichinia, others theirs Of the
six days of creation, others theirs Of tn
diversities of the human race, &c, &c, &c.;
but J Ms theory relates exclusively to the
recent war, and consists of two parts: 1st,
that both parties were right; 2nd, that both
parties were wrong. Secondary to the
second and as it were a branch of one OF the
twain trunks is this-that both parties are
still wrong. and will so continue until they
| admit the first part-to-wit: each that th'
| other was night. Ihefe Is a pioiuhulIS "
wisdom in this view which not many cal
| appreciate without assistance; and }. n ha
| devoted himself to perpetual martyrdom 10
| the sake of removing the pressure" ofpreJu
dice which prevents the universal adoption
of his views. We trust that his object ma,
be obtained without the doom of perpetua
| incarceration to which he offers himself j
deed we think the great mass of the people
North and South are half converted to hi
views, having already got 50 far as to b
fully satisfied that their own party wer
right and the other wrong. This shows pre-
gress, at least.
The philosopher informs us that this i
merely n flying visit--it looked very mnc'
like it-and that he will be back again III
few months, when we hope he will be a
tentively listened to by our citizens.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
EEUIaPEH RE s.

HONEOP1THTC SPECIFICS,
II AVE proved from the most ample eVperieHte, an
4 l entire success; Simple-PTomgt-Eh mt. ana
el.abe. Taey are the only Medicines perfectly
adapted TO popular simple that mistakes can
not mace in using hem, harmless as to De rec
from danp4r an4 eicieut TO b. always reliable
They have raised thu highest eomUend~tion from ALL
and will always render satlsfacton- -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

VETO OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BHL-tt
viii be seen that the expected veto of this
bill was communicated to Congress Tues
day. 1t does not appear whether any dis
position has yet been made of it.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
f A T [ n q

s l. f e = [ n G..
Having leased and thoroughly renovated
the House formerly kept by Mrs. Johnson
on the
Corner of TOmbigbee and President StS.,
| am now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public and solicit share of pat
rOnage. NM. NHllEflEAD'
March 29-d1m.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

JAS. H. DOLL,

JAS. 4. DOLL,
goFF ERs FOR SALE
ORe-Half Their Real Value!
1000 Sets Harness, wagon and plow,
$50 Wagons,
500 Spades and Shovels,
100 Saddles,
1000 Blind and Riding Brides,
Carpenters Tools,
p Tarpaulins,
1000 pairs Trace Chains,
1000 lbs. Horse and Mule Shoes,
2O0O Halters,
10 Calf Skin Bellows, in complete order
30qAxes,
! 30 Ambulances,
/ 80 Saddler's Stitching Horses,
Also
/ Cooking and Heating StoveS,with fixtures
! Twenty Tons Wrought Iron, &c, &c.
In addition TO the list enumerated above, don't
sget that he keeps constantly on hand large
stock of
DRY GOODS, DS,-GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND ESHOES,
H \ T S An d Q y = s,
\ lot of excellent
COTTON SEED
Also for sale.
James A. Doll,
Theatre Building, Washington St
mb23dtf VICKSBURG, MISS.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
COMBINED IN ONE

COMBINED IN ONE.
10000 Living Witnesses are testifyins TO their
Seighbors, from day to day of lis Wonderful Effects
l 1tis not dye
> twill not color the skin.
2 n will restore the Il air from grey TO Beau
tiful Black. Brovvn or AuIurn or whatever might
its original color and cause to assume lis
II will cure all Humors and Diseases cf the
sc,lp. keep the head ce9l aud nice; the
Dandru and Scurf from the HeAd Keep the HAIR molst
and sk.like in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL.D DAYS.
s. 1t will promote Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling off, and
Cause it to Grow on Bald Heads.
wber. there Is Life and Vitality at the Roots. Bat,
where these are gone therei
No Hope Of Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
ToRER is as much ahead of anything of
the kiud. now in the narket, as the
sun outshines the moon
In Brightness and Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
piveu will be found inside of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
The Money r fund e d,
After using two Bottles.
Try It.
4VD BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS & CO., Proprietors. n. II.
Fitzwilliam, n. H.
JAMES CONCEAL.
% ST. Charles ST., New Orleans,
rnh29d6m Sole Agents.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
MARTHA YNASHINGTON

AIR r T ST O r + K
Is perfect success-The best in Market.
A HAIR DRESSER AND HAZE RESTORER
=RoTH-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

"A THING OF BEAUTY IS a JOY
FOREVER"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

And are now offering
TO the Trade a ST.
PERB STOCK of
PRINTED DELAINES,
WOOL DELAINES,
CHALLIES,
MOZAMBIQUES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
LAWNS,
PRINTED JACONETS,
CHINTZ BRILLIANTS,
POUT DE CHEVRES,
SILKS
NAINSOOKS,
PLAIN PLAIDS,
PLAIN STRIPES, Etc,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

We are TcII
will his h''l1
and invites alt II
and make free ms
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
.FresU Orleans, La.

Having received by the late arrivals large Stock of
Frasb anI New DRUGS in additisn to the large as
sortment on hand now prepared to supply the
large and increasing wants of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH.
The following articles comprise part OF my stock
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

Col. Hissong entered upon the duties of
Post Commandant, yesterday, having sue
ceeded Colonel Young, who has lately been
mustered out Of service with his regiment
-yicllsburg Herald 2sth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-09
Commercial gnteIIigente.
CaysCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, /
Friday Evening, June s, 1855


I. CoTroN-There has been a very active inquiry
noticeable in the market to-day, and sales have
been restricted only by the limited character of
the supply. Offerings were too light to
admit of heavy operations, and sales were
limited to 145O bales at previous figures. The
tendency of the market is uniformly to higher
figures, but the advantage obtained by factors to-
day has been mostly confined to low middling and
middling classfcations, while the lower descrip-
tons appeared to have been considerably
neglected. The ruling figures this evening
are For ordinary, 27@29c.; good ordinary, 300
&c.; low middling 35@36c.; and middling 38@S9c
The total sales for the week foot up 5O55 bales
against $3.50 bales last week and l2,6lO bales fol
The week previous. The net receipts for the
week have been 5l42 bales, against 462;
bales last week and 1889 bales thu
week previous. The aggregate exports amour
to 2OI55 bales against IS O88 bales last week, an,
$1,000 bales the week previous, and the stock OIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-09

Arrived during the past week-83 Western and
1245 Texas Beeves, 1852 Calves and Yearlings. 800
Hogs, 1907 Sheep and Mich Cows. Sold-93
Western and 1850 Texas Beeves, 40 Calves and
Yearlings, 243 Hogs, 2l33 Sheep and IS Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-44 Western and 554 Texas
Beeves, 337 Hogs 2l63 Sheep and 80 Mich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-09

Among the advertisements in late London
paper, we read that 50 two sisters want washing
What dirty couple to need such public admo-
nition
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

ther than entering my earnest protest agains:
them And had been governed by personal
feeling slloufd cot now be in tho situation ]
am. - -
If the Union shall he restored under the
Constitution, as I earnestly desire to zee it
doue, land am willing to do all can to " ards
that end,i il is my fixed purpose to retire fot-
ever from all connection with public nffnira
SO that while IL would seem that my present
efforts are tending to a result in which have
more or less personal interesl--ths is, my ad-
mission as senator in Congrcss-yet assure
you ltnever expect or intend to hold that po-
sI'ion long, even if the seat should be awarded
to me.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ARD KR. DA-

I The judiciary Committee to WHOM, was re-
fer-ed the resolutions Of the House, instruc, l.
iny them 10 inquire iato tie ccmpiiri'y of
| Mr.. Davis and others 10 the assassination nf
| the lntc President Lincoln, and n!so whether
any Legislation is necessary to their SPEEDY tri
nj for treason, made n long report before the
adjournment Of Congress embracing many let.
iers and documents relating to what was
termed the "sccre. service" Of the lnte Confed-
crncy.
| The Committee stnrt out will, the assertion
that Mr. Davis is guilty Of trcason. md declare
| their opinion "lhat there are no obstacles to a
speedy and impartial triaI which enn he re-
| moved by legislation. The evidence in ros
session Of the Comnittce conr Getting jeff Da-
viz with the sass inaion Of Pr.si,! .mt Lincoln
jnstifies the committee in saying tl,nt there is
probable cause TO believe tLu, he was privy to
the measures which led to the commission of
the deed, but the invest igntions which have
been made by the War Department and hy the
Committee have not resulted in placing tho
Government in possession of nll the facts in he
case. The Committee are of The opinion that
further investigation will result in full de-
velol m"nt Of the whole transaction. The ex.
animation Of Ile captured rebel nr..hivcs.
though not c"mI lete. has gone far enough 10
throw light upon the general policy Of the
rebel authorities. which in many particulars
involved a total disregard Of international law
and of tie usnges Of civilized war"
THUS after three months elaborate invest.
CATION, prompted by an eager desire on the
purL Of the Committee to convict Mr. Dayie.
they find themselves entirely without data to
connect him with the crime, and yet without
the MAJ p'iness TO admit it, they Intimate that
the investigation is etiIl incomplete, and re-
commend that tile Executive pursue the enqni.
ry. Witnesses were not wanting, who swore
TO Mr.. Davis's direct participation in the.
crime, yet these have retraeted their state-
ments. and are admitted to be entirely unworthy
of credit. yetfor >electinneering purposes, this
Radical Committee has given circulation to
pnfounded surmiss., and unysrrantabJe infer
ences, in order 70 exaspsrate the. public mind,
and bring It down upon an innocent party.
Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey. from the minority
of the Judiciary comaiitree Of the House Of
kepresentatiTes..m made a,report On this case
The Washington Herald, ,says:,
dhe report declares The charge of compile,
lty made :agains, Mr.. Davis not only ablnrd
but the mere work of malice and ayarice. and
claims that the tsstimohy nddueed was chain
Ajmsy fabpicatioss, :Aod these asssft,oHs< Mr.:
Rogers bases ppo6 the tsssimony afs ehs neeou...
plices Copoysr and Aonfgo .Btr Roeess R,is.,
hslisyes thss the exposisioa of ,tki. piosso ia:
vntid9fes any. tcstiaony ooamtnn through az. I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

PnicE oE CoRN.--Our enterprising towns
man. Mr. Ii. w. Lawson is expecting O supply
of corn this week, which he is determined to
sell at sl.75 per busheI; and anticipates being
able to make further reductions on future pur-
chnses We learn upon good authority that
corn is selling III Floridu at 90 cents per bushel.
and that the crops of the Northwest have
been go abundant that the Governor of Georgia
has been enabled to furnish tho suffering poor
Of that State at a cost of s.. 90 per bushel.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
ORDER From GEN. SICkI.rS.

HrArQ'Hs DART cr THE CAHoLINAc,
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 2e, 1896.
.Sprc,ni OrJcrS No 43.
ILL., In "i.ii"nce TO the order Of The
President, dated War Department, AIj:-
,an'-G, r,ra;;'s Office, Washington, ID. c.
Ju'Y IS, 1866, rrs'rr,s F,rnris Grin. $
Sirwr,s. James G.. k4.es, ltphrrt Kryes
and Elisha Byiem, viii I've transferred to
the T1,1ugas B,cvel l.ie,. Col w. w.
Sanders, apiain 6 il United States IT.
fautrv, wilha cuari "t rmc none cn,nmi.-
si,ncd f:i,c- ami six prival"s of tic same
regiment, will take char re f the prisoners
n, mrd. e,., ak .rcm on l.oard o; The Uni
ted Sra:ess ;camrr 'Nrwht r, e." and proceed
10 their dc>linn,vn. Upon lis ar,,yal 81,
tie Tos,ugas, Col. Sam.'rrs will turn owe,
lis prisoners 70 tie commanding f!iccr y,
thar place, procure the proper receipts, ana
then Ie:u'n with his guard without delay,
TO this l.I.cc. i"r which purpose the Qaar-
iermas,e,'s Drra,,H,rut will furnish the
H+c' s:ary transportation.
BY command of
Mi Gen. ID. T SICKLES.
(>i",c".)
j. w. CI.ors, 1st Lieut.. 9Th y. s.
.ln!antIy ard a. Il. a. G.
llEADc'Rs DLr'r OF THE CARo1NAs,
CnARLEsroS, S. g., Angus, Q, 1866.
Official: J. w. CLOuS
Isl Lieut.. 9th U. S. Inf,ntry and A. A.
A. G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.

LITTER FROM HON. AIENANpEN II. STEPHENS.
We take pleasure in layicg before our re ,I-
era the following correspondence, which we
clip from the National Fntcilioenccr of the 9oil
ult. In referring to the letter of our dis,in-
gushed Georgian, that paper says:
'The letter Of Hon. 4. II. Strrhens, of g cor
gia published in another coiamn, brea,hes the
ri%ht spirit. We have little fear but the dele
gates to the Phisdciphia Convention from III.
South Will net with that juliciousness which
has characterized the course of most of the
Southern Statesmen since the close o the war
The generous sentiments and conduct Of Gen
erals Grant and Sherman to the rebel armic.
have been repaid for the most part in political
and eocial acts consistent ia hnnor and rrsti-
tudo with the liberal policy of those great col
d;era AIDED TO thi. has been the adoption o,
notable changes in Stnte policy suited to the
present condition of things, and made in large
part at the request of the President. 1t is not we
feel assured, n ON the men of the South that
any ti"ub!es will nrise at the Philadelphia Con
vention. They accept the situation, and will
net upon present .i,ni Issues. II we were 10
h"rrow trouble touching desired Union and
harrn"nv. it would undoubtedly be referred to
the c:"ss Of hackneyed party politicians whose
criminal t!und+rs have cast their party into
helpless minorties il Northern S,ates, have
placed them outs ide Of hope Of popular favor
in their own localities, and whose on by vital.
ity il that which mere caucuses inspire.
10 the Editors cf tie National Nnteiligenccr:
GENTLEMAN ask place in our columns
for the enclosed letter to ME from the Hon.
al. xan'ler III Stephens. In committing it To
the press l am taking quest iorable liberty
with him. for the letter il marked priva, e.
But in the present circumstances OF .hs coun
Try, think it go desirable that the people
should know tue real temper Of the South, that
| fee! j"stliir, in publishing this letter from
one who. at the outbreak of the war. wrs the
representative man Of the Uninn party If the
Son.h. and is the recognized exponent Of the
Southern sentiment at this monrnt
riesden Lincoln had great confidence in Mr.
Stephens. lie told me repeatedly that he Of
fered him "A seni III the Cabinet aud hs retain.
ed great regard for him to the Lust. Yours
respectfully.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
EUREKA OIL
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEl
Tho Suffering Public will bo glad to know .h.t
i. W. Croft's Eureka Oil"

II 40 oeen wreeted froD, oblivion by o. COM.
- pany of philanthropic gentlemen. am,
az I'll immense outlay of cnpita!, has again h.en
naoeh !, ~ - 'e'ofe the people. We do no not claim,
the day are suid to de but We do nv, u1 OF
possesses advantages over any other tnoT
Compound ior the cure of Inf]ummo,o,r "noI
ueera',se dseafes and ne I'm AiIeviaior os
ia,n ~ VIII not only olt.riate, but will cure
vast majority of the following f,;.o,"n "' cure
ma inflammation and liberation Of ,hs HuGn
1hroat' Stomach. and Boueis. Coiic Of on n1Ga' G
Dystntcrg, Tor Ffar.) Uia, rhaa "P;,cs ~ 1'"9'
fh'rih hVomD,ufory Rheunatism: and :. OlM- ns
an invaluable reInedy for Neurnlgia, Ulcer, ~
Sy S"y S'"a: (not maiig"nt.) Er"ptions. Buns.
Glands. Sore Eyes. Ear aud Tooth Acies Sn;,'
al AGtctto"S DC And in Comghs' We cliall.np.
The world Tor its equal. Ordinary coppba f.
"" e"re' In Pulmonary Consumption. As,b-
ma, ard Bronchitis it is the best palliative
| kEowt ''
Tle Superintendent of this Company is a
'raduate o. the Medical College of Nashville :.
aud from long experience in his trofess;on anS
| e. Oh know ledge of Chemistry. he has hem
| lnti listed with the selection Of chem,culs for
The manufacture of the medicine, and hus been
an! WIN 6e careful 10 select the very finest ma
ter'n's 10 oe found in either foreign or homo
| harkets, and we are salified thaL tAe article
we are now putting up excels and fnruer arti-
Gle oi the same kind for purity of chemicals
aud Inusl tie more +tiicacious
We place The "EuREKA OIL" before the world
aIn upon ITS merits or demerits it must risc or
! 'au But we know if the people will try it,
they Will be moro than satisfied
! For sale Us ali the primer pal Druggists every
where ahr"ughoat the country. Compounded
! hyE: ". CRorr the original manufacturer. for
me Enrehh Oil Manufacturing Company at
Atinn,n, On. ...'..
f,'ce at retail $l.25 per bottle. Liberal de-
duc''c na made to the trade
M. A. SIiACKELFORD, MD,
| '.... Superintendent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
M a r K EFT s

New ORLEANS. August T. Cotton unchanged
-snles OF 600 hnl les. Gold 44q. Sterling g.
One bale Of new cotton received to dav class.
ing good niddling, grown in Jefferson Parish,
Louisiana.
ArersrA. Aug s.-The market is qni,. will,
a slight decline on yesterdays qdotaions, 81
though holders anticipate l'-t,er J.ric-s. We
quote as foli-ws: Midding 80; Strict Middlinr
81; Good Mlddling 81.
GoLD.--Broecrs are buying nt 45 to AZ and
acIhnG Mt 49. There is no demand for silver,
ard little doing in stocks and bonds
NEw Y"EE. August 7.--Cotton dull and de-
elinihG; uplnnds 37l; Orleans 274. Flour droop.
ing. Wheat dull and declining
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10


SAN FnaNcsco, August 6.-The Imperial
Council of MEXICO here has been officially in
formed shnt the Liberals assaulted the fortified
t"wn of Acapulco. on the third line Of defence.
on the morning Of July 90, but were repul.cd
and lurared some distance, leaving the body
of Il cir commander in + he hands Of the Impe-
rlalists.
Senator Creswell a,d Representative Gar.
h+ld have been appoint cd under joint rcsoIu-
lion OF Csngress to ccdify the custom laws
The Secretary Of the Treasury is to appoint q
third person.
Robert Bonner, of the New York Ledger.
has just purchased at Saratoga the celsbrai ed
tr"ttinv unre Pocnhontus, inr IiOGUo. She
had just rrev''ns 10 the sale woi, race a: Sar
at"sa, The time nude being 2.2cq. .
The Frrrdnens Bureau IN Princess Anne
County, Virginia, have decided that n neg, q
who stole gentlcrnans breeding SOW and kent
her untd I'll" had pigs is entitled TO the pig il
he returns the SOW.
Majar.Genrral S:ecdmaa has telerraphed
from New York declining the nomination oi
superintendent OF the Public Printing.
The City Council of Boston on Thursday ad
.i"d Slo.OUo TO the appropriation for free PUB.
lie baths.
Bourcicanlt has offered Miss Maggie Mitchell
liberal terms for heightened sar engagement
at hIs new theatre in Lon'!on.