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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

BY Cook Laughton, Auctioneefs'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
co11THERN FOUNDRY, MACHINE
NV iI - Guif OF CASTINGS, IRON PAT
TEPNG CART. HORSE, 80, &c, Al AUNt " ~ /,
On HT6Es6hY the 4th instant 9t R Sleok; .pr
will sell, by request OF Mr.: = rd5Sns r Bran-
vivng partner Of the ia.e as The Southern Foun
nan az .ae in rear of Shockoe Warehouse, al
o az yS si said establishment. emb racing the
- FOUNDRY BUlLDlNgs
4TURBINE WATER-WHEEL,
FURNACE,
PAA66uteH CASTINGS.
HOLLOW WARE,
STOCK OF METALS,
PATTERNS,
FLAsKS. .tho-JPON
and in fact everything pertaining 70 W. mention
lated foundry; altogether too numerous "
in an advertisement. ,,oo
r ~ ali snms Of 800 and UNDER casn 0Se et
s,ea and under S4OO, sixty days ovef 9''' i0N
s loU an S,r notes satisfactorily endorsed:
montns iof Zoo GV0K s. LAUGHToN, Auctioneers.
Rv davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers.
ONCE over Exchange BANK
WYE SHALL SELL ct AUCTION
w q, onr office, over the Exchange BANK, on
DNESDAY, January the ihn' a. u c othars
foiowing BONDS aod STOCKS ana such o oIt y,
as may be added before aay ol tians 9th inte
Tss 900 Richmond and Danvle Railroad cent
- nm c,tv C Of PSieh hui per cent Eonds
loOSss e sbsres Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po
tcmac Railroad Stock
o5 shares Virginia Fire and Marine insurance
o0-Dp' DAVENPORT & CO.,
iao-tds Stock Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09
Agscs80s1 Sales.
~~-~~~~~<(~
FUTURE DAY.

By Cook Il Lsughton. Auetioneers.
,a-nar FRANKLIN and Governor streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

pCARD.-A gentleman and his wife,
private family, or they would share the rent OF
a furnished or unfurnished house, with the pr1vi-
leges OF tho premises. Address, with fuu name
and terms, lock box 30. Richmond, Va. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

IT WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
i FORM my friends and customers snd the public
generally that have received smother addition to
nv stock of now and fashionable Hair Goods,
C1rls, Frizettes Braids, Toupees, etc. Also, some
Of those long thick Curls. Particular attention
paid to the manufacture and repair OF hair jew
slry and all other kinds Of iswelry:
WILLIAM WILDT,
de- Il No. Ill Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09
Coat 0aaG Wood.

NOAL.-BEST RED ASH ANTHRA-
~ CITE and MIDLOTHIAN BlTUMlNOUs at
lowest cash prices, delivered IN or near city 70 Ia
miles. foundries, sc. Special contract secures
Bituminous Lump. Liberal discount :, Tor large
quantities. ALBEIT MAI,
1l13 Main street, with Cabel Watkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09
Oyy1ox R1oHxoYD AsD YoRK RIvEg)
RAILRoAD COMPANY,
D,cuunpp OcfobAY 70 I8ST \


NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEYOND-yIZ., PHILADELPHIA, BOsT0a, GIN.
CIEyATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PARK RS.
BURG, CUMBERLAND, AND MHEEIING.-
Pseigh hit received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS At
this depot up to o'clock 2. n. for The above
noints. and forwarded with dispatch and at rsa.
aponab1e rates Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
sdaInhia leave at 7 O. clock a. d. on TUAsDAYS
and FRIDAYS. reaching baltimore early nert
rnnrning and PhiIsdelphla that night. Fsrs-To
RaIHmoss. a.: to Philadelphia, $3.50. Passengers
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leave every
TaTnEsDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
a,ciock A M. Freight for Norfolk and intsrmsdi.
80 landings received Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
Tr}davs Passenger and freight train leaves every
saH g.. 7 o,ciock A. NJ for White House. FREIGHT
rscsivsd every day up 10 o'clock F. H., Sunday
excepted. ,o,,o, s,..,
FRox Boston TO RICHMoED.-Mark your goods
{" Union Line" and ship by Boston and Proyi.
dance railroad, care OF the Richmond and York
Riyer Railroad Line" pier No. Light-strest
wharf, Baltimore.
FRoa PHILApELPHIA TO RIcHXoED.-Forvsrd
ali goods by the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north wharvss, Philadelphia
cara Richmond and ork River Railroad Line, pIsf
No. Light. street wharf, Baltimore.
FaoM BALTIMORE TO RIcHNoyD.-Ship all goods
nv the Richmond and York River Railroad
line" A. NEEDHAM Il SONS, Agents, pier No.
IIght. street wharf, Baltimore.
lag WILLIAM B. EgOs,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
CAPTAIN JOHN q. FREEMAN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

"ANTED.-Ag gentleman desires a
w we'll furnished PARLOR and BED Room
In pleasantly located private family Tor wnlcn
he Ia willing to pay literally. Address " W. r.,
Dispatch Office. ia ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

A. 3. WOODBRIDGE, dealer in
n. CLOVER HILL and ANT CpSL,
G hs 81 hest wtV Clover Hill LUMP AVERAGE and FINE
COAL. Would DO glad to see his friends and tue
nnhlic paEerellY. ue I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

WANTED, good COOK, WASHER,
w and lRoNER None need apply except
with the best recommendation. Also, good
aooSh SEE AMI. "a np h SPsARCE, Jeweller,
No. 1907 Main street, between Seventeenth, and
Eighteenth streets ja9-lt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

MARKET GARDENER WANTED,
Nl for place in vicinity of city. Must be tho
roughly acquainted with all details OF the oasi-
ness, and bring undoubted reference as 10 cns-
drsss GARDINER"
IA s-st* Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

cECUND- HAND FURNITU r e
y WANTED.-Parties having any to dispose of
will do well to consult the subscriber at his place
of business or through the post Office.
C. NJ. K00EES,
under w. L. Montag ue's. Tenth street,
de 12-1m between Main and Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-09

WANTED, To HIRE good COOK
w and WAsH2RWoMAN. without incum;
brance, and recommended for capabiltty and
honesty. III. o. FAHEs5 t t,
bafycear Main and Franklin.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09


Ne have been wholly unable to fnd
15ensocfag Who will deny that the
Democrat tie platform pledges the party
to tar milk as high as whiaky, bread
A high Rg tobacco, the mechanics tools
IS hiph as billiard tables tk8 farmer 3
crops a high as the rich mans wines.
No Democrat can tFuthfully d9ny this
and We are not surprised NJ tAeE 81
lence. The Republicans be8FsVe m
taxing che wealthy, and the censuE9ers
Of Injuries, aud exemptiDg the indus
trial clRsasa and all the nsCessaTles Of
life. This the present internal FeYea-
M tax law does. The Democratic
platform framed under the eye OF Az.
gust Belmont, R0thGhild's financial
agent, demands that q federal tax d
levied on all alike, rich and poor, Ia
borer and capitalist, on all che neces,
saries of life according to their 'real
value. This change in the system o1
federal taxation would make the bur
den of tax lighter on the rich and pros
porous and much heavier on those whC
earn their bread by the sweat of then
brow. Does any Democrat deny this
Don't all speak at onceF We chal-
lenge denial and will open cur col
umns to any one who feels We dom
Justice to the Democratic party anG
platform. The Ohio Statesman anC
the Cleveland Piaindealer acknOWle e6Rl
the truth of this charge By not Tefutinl
it. Now will not some Democrat o
the Ninth District come to the reBgal
Of his party and dispfove .our charge
-Sdhdas1g Register
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
Whatis . Carpet-Bagger :


General Sickles, at the great mon
ster Republican meeting in New York
on Thursday evening last, thus aptly
aSd eloauently defined she true mean
ing sc the tsrm carpet baggers:
9e see, throughout the South,
determination TO wage q war Of ex--
termination against what are called
carpet sbaseers2 They are Northern
Deonle. affOs III the exercise of an mn
doubted constitaEfoRaF INT, have set
tIed In Southern States since the war
They are discharged s0ldieFsf neGhan-
ios. merchants, schoOl-nfastefss TRll-
road ampI0yes, and thousands ana tens
Of thousands of people who 60 9egssr
Aheir enndftion, have exercised ths
sRishe 81 emigration To those States.-
What d0 we see2 Mr.. Howell Cobb,
i rebel Rsneral declares war and ex-
terrnina tion nas only against them, but
against any Of she Southern people
Gbo espousa the doctrines and prlncl-
ples Of the IsepabliOan party. his
war Of determination ls echoed by
Frank Blair, the Democratic eandl-
& 9f1Iafe For Vice President 4a is taken
m bv Forrest and Toombs, and the CRY
goes along from the Potomac to the
Rio Grande.
The whole West is peopled by q
race Of our carpet baggers. William
Penn was q at-bagger of the right
sort. Daniel !. Boone Of kentuok Ky,
Z Lewis Cass of BIichieau, Eaf piause]
Stephen "a. Douglas of Illinois, ap-
DIause these were all carpet bag
gers" So you find that cur country,
North. East and West, hss been peo-
pled by an Immigration of carpet bag
gers. The MayhoWer brought g colo.
NJ Of carpet t~baggers-Eap app ause and
landed them On the shores OF Few
England. William the ConqueFoT
took some Norman carpet. baggeTs or.
er to England and captured is, and
founded Z nation thas has sent its car
pct l5aEg6gS forthan over the world,
most Of which they own or propose %
own. Our rcarpes-baggars carry intel
liQeuee. civilization and enterprise
wherever they 60; and they are not tC
be barred out OF excluded from tbs
South at rebel dictation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
Liver Complaints,

Jaundice and all affections Of the Liver are soon
removed by the use of Robackts Stomach Bitters
and Blood Pills. They are composed Of vegetable
medicinal extracts with special reference to their
direct action the liver aud digestive apparatus
n. o. STARR, Agent, opposite American House,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
.SILKSI SILKSI SILKS |
AfulI stock in Black and oolOrs.
WHITE GOODS!

We take especial pride in referring the public to
our stock OF this class Of Goods. We are now pre-
pared to offer fuller and more varied assortment
nthis nep artment than ever before.
Linens and Housekeeping Goods,
Draperies, Toilets, Quilts,
Edging and Insertion IN
Jaconet, French and Eng
lish Thread, Maltese Point,
Brussels, Guipune, Syrna,
Handkerchief
for Ladies,
Gentlemen,
and Children.
Tape---bordered, printed, hemstiched,
Embroidered. Mourning, etc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

We make speciality Of this class OF Goods and
shall always keep full line Of all sizes and coIors
Also, Ladies and Gents underwear
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09

77s5e9te5 y flo 5ur.


TTr,orl 7asnd aaaeb salEs ny vote Z Sc
BfoOdaa 4Ra, the GngeF-azaarAEs @ oaaq4- AAes
ssains. from 1risndIy grasp via in-
BlooS. dripping nom me aaaaasin =
blood, eaSing Hksan Absl'a Blood 20 ne
a,,ogs a II hand tl,aa aalra say vusa See
T7ae ghosts OF hands sREcmbad bafore tEleiF
ones @-iSsss to guard :. II SITS pzaFEg, a
Now showing In t1eaK Bslalat1T gan10E1iEEle
How slaay were aiaip hT eoWeEd tF9aeasFy.
Raised win mat voiea that aalB my vote l
A nation.s cry. and orphaned ehildrsn's
1talaaaia 7gaa heard when paEriosa wspt with
And aaash Ssss our. watching wOnasn's cheeks
Il oessS ION islasir nlidsa the rebel ciasaE.
fs~ sN asows hands with pszitandia1 tears
F7Tr75 f5niF rasga sdala rival oaeMn'B ai9ods
AF7d FfsS9ae human NoE9 more elgH1 lpPes4Hi
Tg,~sesiss llHlg fragll Etz1m 1rA9rtei6aA h8oods
Then hop8 90 escape ene fnso . Judas fears
Bat Fll shy prayers alaall drown the broken
rhas gidOus give whsn n the naidnighi
Tnsy 9ssl che Yasaas place uezs which they
I'm S5ajsr aaall nafsh She Orphans plsad-
Thsss q stiil soF thas alsaE voss-nOtL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
Gut thia ont.

Many Of our readers will have use
forGthe e fol ring short eafeehEsm on
fbe subject of nogro suffrage. 1t Is
an excellent document with which to
meet those White Mems Party
Democrats whoss OAly stock In trade
for nolitical discussions is The Mig
os . Those Of oer readePg who are
bIassed with Democratic aaintances
Of contentious disposition WlA do we'll
% cut out this "catechlsm for use
Who said that all men are created
ao5sl7 Thomas Jefferson the father
8o ShB Democracy. b
Who aave the negroes the right OF
suffrage in New York? The Democrat
FEs pFssfdea Over she convention
Jab;ek ave tllis aprf9iE6sse1 20 negFoesi
MnrfiT Van Buren, Democrat.
Who married q negro woman, and
bv her had muIattO children? RiChard
III Tohnaou. q good Democrat.
Who elected Richard M. johnson
Vice President of the United Statesi
The De.n0eratic party.
- TFPresi lent N al BuxHn @had dice
and Richard M, johnson had beCOml
President, who would have become
fhe Democratio taiatrGaB Ofiths Whit,
House? The negro W01nal.
Wka made tbe negro 3 citizen OF Oh
sstats Of Maine The DemocrAtl
ss Who enaeted aflaflaE lawlin Mas
fschH6eEss9 The DsmeCT@eo party.
.ag WHO'S permitted gyeEE aolored per
son owning $3.50 in New York 70; be
come voter a general 4ssem n bi
purely Democratic. =
81 = WHO psaisd the lasEs of Q Obi
s9Y Whiclf Fequirsd negroes TO- 8lye bond
and securities before settling IN tna
state2 The Democratic party,
Who made mulattoes legal voters j
Is 0hiof lA DemoeFttie seupreGe cour
Of which Reuben Mood was chief jus
tice.. ,o
Democratic party elected him Govern
or three times.
who helbsd ID give the free negroe
the right to vote in Tennessee, nnde
her constitution Of 1576S Gen. Jack
sam 2Waa General J Jackson p good Dem
Is ocrat he generally paased as such.
Who With the above facts and man
othara staring them in the face, ar
continually whining about negro suf
fFage, and negro equality The Dem
oorAtic party.
Ali these thingg Wara done by Dem
oerRts nd vet they deny being ia ia
se ga0r Of ne aFos e1ua and EAhAFge Il oi
che Republicans, iuHt like the THE
Who cries stop thief the londaat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09

It's impossible 60 chronicle all the
Che outraaeB oE che kr MlME nc the
South. Our Southern exchanges are
full OF them. If Seymour and Blair
are elected che South wall be unsafe
for Union men as &c any tune during
the war. IA year or two OF that sort
Of civilization will make . Dahomey
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
Conva aIescents

Should use Roback's Stomach Bitters to strength
en- the. prostration which always follows acute
diseases; it will be found far superior a stim-
ulatlng tonic to any Of the wine and bark prepa-
rations Of the present day n, 0. STARR, Agent,
opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
PILES.

There is no medicine In use 50 eaicaeious as Dr..
R0back'E Blood Purifier ana Blood Pills for the
permanent cure of Blind or Bleeding Piles; they
strike at the root Of disease, thereby removing
the cause. N q STARR, agent, opposite the
American House, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
DELAWARE COUNTY
~ E. SOCIETY
DarpogitarY No. 3. WilIianag Bloek.

D9pOsItslTy y q " IIll1tLliFa a94VcIAs
gEgHE Society has recently received an addition
ii "a its Htacksof Bibles and TeatamentE, and the
oFt sns is new very sui 4 fTom 4he 9s1nalles
rocket edition 10 Imperial Quarto-in all styles
b4ndirrs Also tho aoF8 F8p4ufea fn HebreT, Latin
Creek, German and other languages and Freneh
and English and German and English Tessaments
/ Remember shat fhs publioationE OF the American
iii Bla Society are more c0rrect in translation, are
better bound, and are sold at
q rs TO 30 Per Cent. Cheaper, q
thAn any other Pubiiahsrs, ID sF. .assf
An Lie membaFB Of the A. B. 8. can receiv
aasir nnnuities at the DeppsitaFy, 4, PLATT,
sumo Ia seT-tf DeDositary, y. C. B. 8.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09

"A 4iserlnaGnmt1ng IJseae Republican q
Ellsworth, Me-, on seeing Democras1e
haR. exoistmed, FhFg they have their
names on oar flagt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09

or sesentaFy habits, who require gentle purga-
tive, wiH and Robaek' s Blood Pills just the medi.
cine they want; they are perfectly safe, and can
be taken al ali times; they contain no mercury or
mineral poison, but are purely vegetable. NJ
STARR, Agent opposite. American House.
aug14-2m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-29
GreenIaw Opera House.

Everybody should see Prof. Hasel-
mayer, at the Greenlaw Opera Hause,
who would see the performance of the
most wonderful feats of magic ever wit
messed and the age of miracles revived.
His feats are the result of no known nat
ural causes and seem to us as utterly
impossible as it did to the tropical king
that water should get hard in the north
Of Europe. The Professor must have
come here from another planet, where
the natural laws are different from our
own. There will be matinee on Satur-
day evening for the especial accommo-
dation of the ladies and children who
have not yet had an opportunity of see
ing the wonderful man. Reserved seats
can be procured at Katzenbach's, Main
street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-29

The receipts Of cotton by railroad yesterday
we're: By Memphis and Charleston road
III bales Mississippi and Tennessee road.
3s bales Memphis and Ohio road SiS; total.
1871. Exported. by Memphis and Ohio road.
494 bales.
The arrivals and departures Of trains at the
various dspots are as follows:
MISSISSIPPI AND rESsKssKE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 00P.x. 30s pm.
Sardis accom- n. ex. Sunday. $50 AN. BOO Pm.
Freight. north - Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and friday--.......... 4:l5 Pm. T:OU AN.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLEsroS RAILRoAD.
Through mail. daiy.......... 500 Pm. l2:40 pm.
Through express. daily......l 1910 pm. 1901 AN.
Somerville &C. save Sunday 1875 An. 800 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 600 Az.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.................. 5:3O AN. 81 AM
Night Express.-............; g Pm. S;l5 Pm.
Humboldt Accom- ......... 9:3IA.M. 4:3jP.M.
Railroad time is IS minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office. No. 257lz Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK pAILRoAD.
Gorxe WET Leave Hope6eld Monday.
Wednesday aud Friday. at 1870 am, and
arrive at NJ .dison at O'Clock pm.
GoMtsG EAsT-Leave u adison | ne day, Thurs
day and Saturd ", at 1880 a m; arrive at
Hopsfeld at o'clock pm. and Memphis
at l:30 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-29
Varieties Tbeater.

"Have you seen it2' asked Adolphus
julius Cicero, peering into the face OF
Lucius O'Trigger 0'Trout with watery
eyes as blue as pair of sandals. "Seen
what2" 1.-THE pirouette." "Where%
"At the Varieties" mo" Well,
then, 20 and see it, as performed by the
Misses Clifford and Weston; it beats the
Grecian bend, or any other bend, ever
witnessed on the Bluff" I'll 60, sure"
"Do."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
New Memphis Theater.

A select audience assembled OF the
New Memphis last night to witness the
presentation of Leah, The Forsdken, with
the talented and charming Miss Thomp-
son in the title role. She proved herself
fully equal to the part, and for her truth
fol conception and finished acting de-
served the greatest possible praise. She
swayed the feelings Of the audience with
a master hand, was the recipient OF loud
aud repeated applause, and was twice
called before the curtain in the course OF
the evening. The affection and trustiul-
ness Of the loving woman-ihe wretched-
ness Of the despised Jewess-the revenge
full passion and curses Of the forsakeo
and castaway-the conquered hate, and
the substitution Of blessings for curses
and all the changing emotions Incident
to the character, were depicted with a
vividness seldom equaled. The last
scene closed upon highly pleased as
semblage, the frequent use OF handker-
chiefs evidencing how completely their
sympathy was aroused for the miserable
wanderer. In this character our favorite
does not suffer by comparison with any
actress now upon the stage, and in
great measure fills the void occasioned
BY the death of the universally admired
and lamented Avonia Jones. Excellent
support was given by the members OF
the company, all of whom acquitted
themselves creditably. The laughable
farce of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White con-
cluded the evenings entertainment, in
which Mr.. McWade and Mrs. Cline rep
resented the leading characters in their
usual happy manner. An interesting
feature of the afterpiece was the singing
of ION the Beach at Long Branch" by
Mrs. Cline, which was well received.
Tonight Miss Charlotte Thompson sp-
pears in the well-known play, dramatised
from the French, of Camille We can
not say we admire the piece; it never
theless affords wide field for the dis
play of artistic talent in depicting the
various whims and fancies of coquette
in fashionable life. In it Matilda Her
ron won her chaplets as an actress. To
the minds of many critics, however, Miss
Davenport's personation appeared supe-
rior; it was certainly more chaste, and
better adapted to the tastes of refined
audience. We believe Miss Thompson
follows the style of Miss Davenport, in
her delineation of Camille, in prefer
ence TO that of Miss Heron. Armand
Duyal is a character that has never
been played smooth enough in Mem
phis; but from what we learn OF Mr..
Hamilton's graceful style Of acting, we
are confident he will present an Armand
that will in its way be chef d @ucre.
Mr.. Hggans plays De Varville, Lana
gan Mons. Duval, and McWade CASTOR
1.-THE butterfly. Madam Prudence is
character seldom met with anywhere ex-
cept in Dumas novels; it is, neverthe-
less, the correct picture of the piece THAT
is, if a go-between may be called correct,
and as such will be well delineated by
Mrs. Nellie Taylor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-29
LARGE lot Of gents L. B. Shirts, at 233
Main street.-The & E'gel. ACT

MATRIMoNIAL-The Rev. 7. D. With
erspoon performed the service Of uniting
Thos. P. Lockwood aud Mrs. NJ. ]. Blake
in the holy bonds of uatrimony on yes
terdsy evening, an event of congratula-
ton to both bride and bridegroom, whose
matrimonial sea, we hope, shall seldom
be Interrupted by "squall." The gen.
tlemau is the route agent of the Aud-
ldnche, and we have no doubt his journey
will be made happy by SO charming a
bride.